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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-06
PUBLIC AUTONOMOUS, HORSES. ETC.

PUBLIC AUTONOMOUS, HORSES ETC.
Hunt G. jackson having decided to-
dissolve partnership will sell at
public sale their entire herd Of
dairy cows and young stock, on the
jackson ranch l Ia mile east of
Meridian, on south line, on Tues
day, Nov. 10, starting at / ! a. m.
IL Holsten cows. heavy Mixers fresh, Others
fresh soon
IL red Durham fresh now others will be fresh
in December
Jersey and heifers, giving milk 3 fresh soon.
4 Guernsey COW, heavy mixer, just fresh.
2 heifers coming two years old, fresh in January.
A head of two year old steers
Is head of long yearling steers
10 head of coming yearling steers.
8 head of yearing hefers.
IS head Of heifer calves
5 head of High-grade Holstein bull calves.
] team of sorrel geldings, years DID, wit 24O0 lbs
spotted pony, years old W.T. $50 lbs
l sorrel mare years old W.T. 900 lbs
i Brdsell wagon.
Free lunch at noon Terms of sale 10 8 per CT
HUNT & JACKSON
Col. E. Marsters & Son. Auct E. c. Pfaffe Clerk,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-06
Meridian News.


Blue Valley school honse next
Sunday. Nov. 8. at 2:30 p. m.
A great drop in the price Of
linseed oil, now 10 the time ia
paint. Sec v. Richardson.
The ladies' Of the Christian
church will serve Turkey dinner
on Thanksgiving day. The patron
age Of the public Is solicited.
Lost A buggy bride, lines at.
tached. Between Meridian and
bridge at Blands. X. q. Finch,
at Times Office.
Leroy Adams has associated
with Earl Webb, In the black
smith business. and the firm will
b. known a. Webb a Adams.
Lon Robson, who has been 30
seriously III. with infection Of the
bowels, for several weeks, 10 slowly
gaining Ia health and strength.
Another car 81 those choice
Rural Nsw Yorker potatoes. 81 a
hundred Call or phone 237,
II. @. Wilson, Meridian. Better
prices on tom and half ton lots.
Milk Route | will deliver milk
every morning In Meridian Il. w.
Griffith, west Of Memberships.
Leave orders with me or a. the
Times Office.
For Well Drilling see, ]. Leslie
Shellwcrth, residence phone No.
l93SW Boise. Residence 240b
hssse que street Reasonable
Prices.
Loaf "A gentlemsn's silver case
Hampdsn watch. no chain at.
tachsd. North Of McDermott on
road. w. B. Walt, Phone 479.
Reward for return 10 owner.
Mrs. John r. Baird. who has
been dangerously IN. 10 gradually
improving and there L. hope that
she will be able 70 cit up in few
days.
Mrs. Ellen Long was In Merid
ian yesterday. She says the family
have moved from Boise 10 sub.
urban place on the bench, and
Ike their new location.
Mrs. O. w. Holt has joined her
husband at Hagerman. Idaho,
where Prof Holt has charge Of
the schools.
Miss Gladys Jordy writes that
she Is getting along nicely at the
Albion Normal, and that she likes
the school work very much.
The defeat Of John whitlock
for county commissioner was a
disappointment 10 his friends in
Meridian. especially as the first
reports indicated bis election.
District Judges Davis and
Mccarthy were reelected to the
bench. Judge Dunbar. who had
q good support in this precinct,
was defeated.
The Epworth lsagne viii have a
musical and literary program at
the M Il. church this Friday
evening, ut : o'clock. All are in
yitsd. Refreshments loo.
Royal Stanton has an S0.acre
ranch in Peaceful Valley, in Can
yon county, which be will develop,
and plans TO move With his family
to the place early in the spring.
For Salevs0 acres, 2 mi, sonth
and IA mi. west Of Meridian. 20
acres in alfalfa. 30 acres in wheat,
30 acres in oats. Terms, $500.
without crop, 1920 with crop
j. FL. Schultz. Meridian. Idaho.
Miss Lucille Jordy was home
Sunday from her school in Peace
full Valley, in Canyon county, near
the home of 9. G. Tobias. She
was accompanied by Mr.. and Miss
Mutch, Of Caldwell.
Market Day sale at Meridian.
There will be q Marke. Day sale
on Monday. Nov. is. and every
thing listed will be offered for
sale. If you have anything to sell
from the home or from the ranch.
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-06

Morgan 1897; Walters 1886; Brady 4o97; Hawey 1852 Clap
stone l64o McCacken 4023 Smith 1885, Forney $685. Miller 1858
Hanes S2s Alexander 4304 McEoy $780, Taylor 324 Tanner
2S5 Barker $685. Doughert 262 Huston Leuouet 1876
3Slo Eageon $780, Capps 1907 Broxon s52 Peter
s2l9; Walters 1882; Mccoy 1922 zumho 2l0; Bell 1885,
Nordqns, 2254
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Las maniobras del hacrtismo.

Niagara Falls. junio B. llucrta cstn
preparado a dimitir. Aver u cnviados
anunciaron "quc hi false orgullo nj IN
teres personal" H. impcdirian detirarse
cuando Mexico este ''politicamentc pa
cificado" y que q gobierno que K suce-
da este de ia lmodo conSlltuldo que puc-
da contar con FL apoyo dc la opinion
publica.
AL mismo tempo los m~ediadorcs en-
viaron una nota 4 Rafael Xubaran. II
representantc en- Washington de- Car
rama. en- rcspuesta a la trida per Juan
Urauidi. Y en- csa nota los mediadorcS
p%reguntan ii los constltuclonali>tas cS-
tan dispuestos "A discutIr tanio los asun-
tos in%ternos como cNternoS v 81 cStan
dispuestos a aceptar I'm armiStlcio con
uuerta para que est "pacif!caclon polI-
tica" VA mencionada pueda lograrsc.
Despucs de haccr eSa declaration los
Delegates mclicanos tclcgrafiaron a
Huerta para que olga los nombres que
podran convenirle para la constitution
de un gobierno provisional. slendo dS
designads por %lIucrta. troS ITS por Car
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Una nueva farsa electoral.

Mexico. JUNO 2.-Lo que Huerta
plensa de la conferencia mediadora de
Niagara Falls cs cosa Tue Sc ignora.
pero dc todos modos. segun 10 aseguran
SuS intlmos, esta resuclto a hacer cele.
brar nucvas elecciones para presiden-
te, vicepresidente, scnadores. diputa-
dos y gobernadores para Fl proximo dia
D de julio Dcsea que estas elecciones
sean absolutamente libres v legales.
teniendo los Observation-Disclosures ell dere-
de vigllar su funcionamiento en- 81
terrItorio que esta baio SUI control. Sc.
gun esos mismos i~nformantes. Huer;a
promote solemnemente entregar ell 20
der nj prcsidente que resultares elec-
to, y sc opone a la designation por los
conferencistas de nm presidente pro
sisional pues un nombramicnto semcjan
fe afectara la soberania n%acional.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of the District Court Of Cameron
County. Texas. on the % day of May,
A. D.. 1914. in cause No. 1892. j. ".
Newton Us. W. L. Hodges, ct. al, and
10 me as Sheriff Of said County direct
I'd and delivered. | did. upon this y
day of MAY A. D.. 1914. levy upon, and
will. between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the first
Tuesday in July, a. d., 1914, 1t being
the 9TH day Of said month. at the door
OF the County Court House in Cameron
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
COUNTY
INDEPENDENTS
BEGIN FIGHT
THEY ORGANIZE AND TAKE UP
CUDGEL AGAINST AFFIDAVIT
REQUIRED BY NUECES COUNTY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RING RULE DEPL0RE0
URGES NUECES COUNTY DEMO
Gratis TO STAY OUT OF PRlM-
ARIES AND VOTE IN NOVEM-
Der FOR INDEPENDENTS.

Corpus Christi. Texas. June 3.-Ad-
dressed Ito the Democracy of Nueces
county formal appeals, in circular
form. have just been sent out by the
executive committee Of the new cltl-
zens' independent organization. T0-
geiher with these circular letters are
printed copies Of the affidavit required
Of certain voters by the Democratic
county executive committee of Nueces
county in the primaries of l9l2-ncar-
~ two years ago. To this pledge, or its
provisions, is attributed principally
The birth of the citizens Independent
movement. which is virtually AN organ
lied protest against the actions IN 1912
of The .'so-called Democratic county
executive committee to quote Ian
guagc used by the Democratic indie
pendents.
In the circular letter the citizcn-inde-
pendents appeal to all Democrats to
stay out of the July ~rimaries and
vote for their ticket at the general
election. censure the Democratic coun-
~ executive committee. and dcplore
the present political ring" rule in
this county. The appeal in full fol
lows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
La C0NFERENC|A De Plz EN- NIAGARA FALLS

ana Y uno que sera neutral v elegido
para preSidentc provisional dc comun
acucrdo. Los cuatro serian miembros
del g%ahinete. pcro obligados a compa.
tir las reSponslbilidadcs del gbicrno.
No So cspera recibir Ell %algunos dias
la rcspueSta de la nota cnviada por los
m~cdiadorcs. que sera contcstada direc-
tamente por Carranza. Los represen-
tantes constitucionalistas en- Washing.
ton. prcdicen lihremcnte que no habra
armisticio con lIEcrfa.
Los Delegates huertistas sosticnen
que los asuntos interiors; V exteriores
estan tan inseparahlcmente unidos que
no pucdcn discutirsc los unos sin los
otros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
5ECCION ESPANOLA DELHERALD

County. in the City Of Brownsville. Tex
AZ. offer for sale and sell az public auc
ton 10 the highest bidder for cash m
hand all the right. title and interest
which the said defendants. W. IT.
Hodges. had on the oath day of May,
1912. or M any time thereafter. Of. IN
and 10 the following described prop
erty, tO-wit:
Farm block No. ~ out NJ the liar
lingen Land x Water Company sub
division Of Survey M. 2s7. containing
40 acres Of land ~ shown by The map
and plat ~ said IIarIingcn Land *
Water Company duly filed for record
in the Map Records Of Cameron Coun-
IN. Texas. 10 which map and its rec
ord reference N here made for a more
particular description OF said Block
No. ~. said property being levied up
on aS the property NJ said defendants.
~. T. Hodges and j. j. Hodges. 10 sat
isfv the Judgment of date April -.
AID. 1914. IN the above styled and
numbered cause in favor N said PLAIN
tiff. H.. N. Newton. against the said de-
PENDANTS, w. T. Hodges and j. j.
Hodges. for the sum Of S26l2.O9. and
interest thereon al the rate Of eight
per cent per annum from date NJ said
Judgment. and all coSsS OF suit. and
for foreclosure of the vendors lien
upon said land ~ said lien existed
thereon on the 2Ith day ~ Nav. 1912,
and the further costs of executing said
order Of sale.
Given under my hand this 3rd day
of June, AID, 1914.
4. L. RYAN.
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Tex.
BY ii. a. Monahan, Deputy.
June 3 l0Il7I24 a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03

Veracruz. JUNO 2.-Casi al propio
tempo que el lpiranga salia de este
puerto con rumbo a Europa, llegaron
aqui n0ticias dc Mexico anunciando que
abordo del barco So e%ncucntra la muier
de Huerta y varios de sus hijos.
FL lpiranga tocara en- la llabana.
Cuando salio. de una manera %inespera-
d salio tras de ell crucero aleman Ores
den.
Hasta despues de la salida del buque
las autoridades americanas ignoraban
la cxistcncia de csc rumor. cuya ycraci-
dad es dificil de confirmar o de negar.
FL unico dctalle misterloso cs que ocho
camarotes permanecieron cerrados
mientras ri buquc cstuvo Ell el puerto.
Esos camarotes habian sido Separates
anteriormente para ell doctor Urrutia Y
su familia.
SegiIn los rmnores que llegan ~
Mexico, la senior lluerta Y sus hilos
salieron de Mexico hacc algunos dias. en-
tren especial Y con fucrte e~scolta. para
Co~atzacoalcos Y han ~permanccido orul-
tos EN- el Ipiranga. FL general Funston
cree que la cosa sea possible, pues no s
registrar los barcos nj Sc toman datoS
sobre los pasajeros que libremcnte on
Queen. Dicesc tambicn que la sonora
Huerta saco de un banco antes dc la
salida del buque I'm million de pesos.
Otro rumor, cs que lluerta mlsmo sa-
lilo de Mexico para C~oatzacoalcos N IN
pullman que llevaba varlos carroS llc-
nos de soldados del % de iniantrria.
Aunque no Sc da crcdito gcneralmrn,c
a estos ellos indican que en-
In capital prevalcce la idea dc que
Huerta intentara salir s~ccretam"ntc
de lpais.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Otro problema para Ell general Funston

Veracruz, JUNO 2.-Este Quartet gen
eral tiene noticia de que aIgunos indiv-
lduos, aparentemente emisarios de los
constitucionalistas. han llegado de Gal
weston con 100000 de pesos en- papel
constitucionalista. FL cual tratan de
circular en- esta plaza. Esto pone a las
autoridades americanas en- el ease Ge
decidir 81 debera admitlrse csc dinero
de preferencia sobre FL que los fcde-
rales tienen en- circulation, que cs el
que ahora sc usa aqui.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03

"The foregoing letter Is certain
~ all the proof that il required TO
show that the present plans of the
so-called county organization is TO
push their un-Democratic and ring
ule methods 10 their utmost statu-
tory limit.
1.-THE RobStown municipal cleo
ton. referred to in the above let
ter. was. Of course. a purely non
political. local affair. participated
in freely by Democrats on both
sides.
"The ring evidently intends 10
take away from every political sub
division of this county a citizens
voice in all political affairs. except
10 be exercised through and under
the direction. approval and manip-
ulation of the most tyrannouns
branch Of ring rule. professional
politicians ever known in Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
movement. Visit us when in Corpus
Christi.
JESSE WRIGHT.
IL. l.. CALDWELL,
M. a. SIMMONS.
independent Executive Committee Y
The Famous Affidavit

Affidavit required by the s~o-calle
Executive Committee ,
Nucces county, of voters in the primal
les of 1912:
THE State Of Texas. County Of
Nueccs.
II solemnly swear that ] am n
bona fide Democrat; that | have
heretofore affiliated with. voted
with. supported. and been rccog-
niZed as a member of the Dcmocra-
tic party; that | became n Demo
crat not later than the general
election Of 1908.
II further solemnly swear that
] will vote for and support all of
the nominees Of the Democratic
party. from President Ia constable,
both inclusive, in the general elec-
ton To he held in November, A..
ID. 1912. SO help me God.
Sworn 10 and subscribed be-
fore me this the 9th day of July,
a. d.. 1912.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
NOTE GOES TO GENERAL
LATEST COMMUNICATION FROM
THE MEDIATORS.
fBg Associated Press.l

Washington. u. g.. June 3.-The med
iators' latest note TO the constitutional
lists today was transmitted 10 General
Ncnustiano Carranza. who alone can re-.
ply. The representative freely predict
ed that he will reject the armisticc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Successes EN- MEXICO.

Douglas, JUNO 3.-Ei gobernador
Maytorena Sc esta armando para resis-
tr al levantamiento que teme ocurra
contra ell. fla terminado sus relaciones
con los .jefes constitucionalistas.
Dallas. JUNO 3.-Se sabe aqul que las
luntas de In frontera estan rcclutando
hombres armados para sostener a May
torena contra la faccion dc Posquclra
que amcnaza dcrrocarlo en- Sonora.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Una declaration explicita.

Washington. JUNO 3--Todo Ia aue
proceda de Huerta no podra ser con
siderable, fue la declaration puhlicada
anOchc por Ia agencia constitucionalis
IA. cuando - Supo que los Delegates a.
lluerat anunciahan dc que IIuerta EST.
aba dlspueSto a salir ba.io ciertas condi
clones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Presiding officer. Precinct No..
Nueces County. Texas"

"The above affidavit is more
drastic and humiliating than most
self respecting Democrats care to
submit to.
but the worst feature was the
manner Of its application. This af-
fidavit was required of very few. If
any. friends of the So-callcd Demo
cratic executive committee in 1912.
but il was written beforehand for
the sole purpose of DISTINGUISHING
those voters whom il was known
had expressed a preference for
candidates in the primary Oppos-
sing the candidates who had been
o. KID by the county political
ring.
There was really no reason
whatever for any test. except the
statutory test, in 1912, as there
was no organized opposition 40
the regular Democratic ticket.
AS evidence that present Demo-
cratic executive committee. So
called. composed largely Of the
same Dersoncl as the 1912 commit
tee intends to require a test equal
ly as severe. we submit the follow
ing ing copy Of q letter from the
chairman Of the Democratic Exec
utivc Committee OF Nueces County,
Texas, TO a Robstown citizen:
"CorpuS Christi. March 30, 1914.
"Mr. Joe Beck.
"Robstown. Texas
Dear Sir-Replying 10 your
favor Of the . inst. will say il n
my opinion that any person voting
against the nominees of the regu-
larry organized city Democratic
ticket. will put himself ont Of the
Democratic party.
81 fully recognize the Democrat
ic organization of Rohstown aS au-
thorized under the Terrell election
laws of the State.
clipping this will be what You
wish. ! am, very sincerely.
assigned 'R. II. SAVAGE.
Chairman ID. +. G. n. c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
La situacion de los espanoles.

Washington. JUNO Bel cmbaiador
espanol acudio hoy al secretario Bryan
en- demanda dc protection para los sub
ditos espanoles en- Tampico. III cmbala-
dor ha sido informando de que los con
stitucionalistas exigen a los %cspanoirS
otra contribution de ciento treinta y
sietc mil pesos. Dice que a los espan-
oles sc les persigue como clasc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Lo que piensan los constitucionalistas'

Laredo, JUNO Ell general Jesus
CarranZa rehuso hoy comentar el su-
puesto deseo de- IIucria de dimitir. pcrn
olIos o~liciaes Observation-Disclosures aIir-
maron Que las victorias de su partiio
40 les pcrmititirian aceptar terminus :
,Gue los asuntos internos no pueden 81
%ictars, a una mcdiacIon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03

Francis Forward. de la prision de Hol-
lowaN. tuand - las interrogo declar-
aron hahcrlo hccho como protcsta con
ira Ia allmentacin obligatoria que les
impone Csc besiial ~perSonaie. va 81 doe
tor Forward ha Sido cas- igado on mode
Semelanic por utraS ~Suiraglstas. Dos
lncendios nas ocurridos hoy Sc atribuy.
en- a eSaS tenaces muleres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
NOT|C|AS VAR|AS
Las faldas v cl sufragio.

Chicago, JUNO 3.-La sonora Percy
V. Pennybacker. de Austin. Texas. pre-.
sidenta del Club dc la Federation Gen
eral dc Muiercs. declare que los ira
les f,mcEinos ~actuales son POGO homes
tos pero EN- cambio condos.
La federacin Sc propone dlscutir am.
pliamente los asuntos que conclcrnen q
las modas Y al sufragio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
La guerra civil en- Sonora.

II Paso. JUNO 2.-Se dice que ha es.
tallado la guerra civil entire la faccion
del gobcrnador Mavtorcna. de Sonora.
y las tropas constitucionaristas.
Sc dice igualmente que los yaquis
"stan levantados en- armas en- favor de
Mayinrena.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Episodes de guerra en- Mazatlan.

Abordo del California. JUNO Bel
remolcador constitucionaliSta Hercules
protegido por la tiicblas cntro on ~
puerto V So apodero de la goleta Carl.
haldi que I'M cargamento de azucar. Las
baterias fcdcrales 10 atacaron cuando
81 rctiraba con su presa pero sin hacer-
t. dano.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03

" ashlngton. Juno 3.-Daniel Y.
Jauch. I'm guarda. comparecio hoy ante
iuado rnculpado he tentativa he destruc
cion De cditicios publicos. Juach puso
cuatrc csrtuchos de dinamita baio Las
oiiclnas del seeretario Houston. en- 81
.cdlilclo de agriculture. \ a POGO finIo
haberloS de~scubierto. esperanto con e..
q esperanto con este que sc le ascend
era.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
successes en- mexico.
Un nuevo triunfo de los rebeldes.

Durango. JUNO 3.-El general Gut
ierrez informa que tienc cercado a Mas
Y a sus tropas en- Nanrgas. Mas qner-
la reforzar San Luis Potosi.
Tamhien Sc apuncia que muchos fed
eralcs de San Luis Sc han undo a los
rcbcldcS cuando supicron que Iiuerta
los habia eStado c%nganando cou el pre-
texto de In guerra con los Estados Uni
dos. Las faccincs So habian unid para
cnmhafir 4 los ~.'inNaSnrcs amcricanOS. M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Armamento para los rebeldes.

Washington. Juno 3.-EI despacho
del vapor Antilla que Salio EN- New
York para Tampico 81 tiene como sig
no De quc Ia administration no intcnta
oponcrSe al despach de tales cargameni
los. ESQ no ohStantc. So cspcra con ansi-
cdad yer H. we succdcro cuando Il VA
por llegue q Su deStin. pucs In cscuadra
tiene que haccr Elective FL embargo, a
mrnoS de ordcn c%ontraria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
Euisodio vulgar del sufragismo-

Jondres JUNO Dos sutr2 ristas
azotaron hoy con I'm Iuete al doctor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11

So this modern Cinderella orders
all her shoes specially made in New
York, where very often they are put
on display as, feminine curiosities.
Footwear is my hobby" said
Miss Pollard 81 spend an enormous
amount o fmoney on my shoes and
stockings.
81 average fifteen pairs of shoes al
ways on hand. And l always have at
least fifty pairs of silk stockings"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11

-O-O-
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
omaha.-o. J. Krug, Carl Blair,
Miss Vivian Ash and Miss Maud
Brainerd killed when their auto was
struck by U. P. train at Sarpy, near
here.
CIarksburg, w. Va.-Score of per-
sons injured when B. & o. limited was
ditched by open switch near here.
Panic among insane old soldiers be-
ing taken to hospital for insane at
Washington.
Washington.-FinaI vote on Pan
anna tolls expected today in senate.
Austin, Texas. - State Supreme
Court denied application of Pierce Oil
Co. for mandamus to compel Secre-
tary of State to issue permit for COM
pany to do business in Texas. Ousted
several years ago for violating anti
trust laws.
Pittsburgh.-Sixteen deaths due to
heat prostration and four to drown
ing, result of torTid wave in western
Pennsylvania.
Alexandria, Ind-Police of Chicago,
st. Louis and other cities asked to
look for Leona Holland, Is, lost since
she boarded train at Imperial, Cal,
May %. Parents fear white slavers.
MiIwaukee.-Lone bandit held up
500 station at Oshkosh, killed one
man and took 500.
SapuIpa, OkIa.-Bodies of girls,
all under 18, found floating in Rock
Creek. Bodies cut and bruised. Be-
ieved girls we're attacked. Several
arrests made.
New York.-Mrs. Katherine E.
Dean, correspondent in divorce suit of
Nine. Schumann-Heink, says that