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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
MEMORIAL SERVICE rOI NEXT
MONDAY FOH 1nOSE VINO
DIED Al tEHl CHtZ
MONTANA IS FUNERAL SHIP
Bodies ~ Mai incs aud IIluciacLet-
To Ir sent to Homes Aitcr
Services at Irooki,n
Nav, Ward

~ Aryois'ed rrss.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. MAY 5.--
Wilson will voice the nations tri-
butte 10 the marines ana blueiackc s
who died In the occupation OF Vera
Cruze at the memorial services TO
take place ~ brooklyn navy yard
Monday.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels aud
staff and Secretary Garrison and Al
miral Dewcy viii be- among the chief
figures at the ceremony
The President will leave Washing
ton for New York late Sunday nj ht
Seci ctary Daniels will sail from
Hampton Roads In the .achi May
flower and escort the funeral cruiser
Montana 90 New York harhor. IN
the lover hgrboT the hattleship Wyo
ming anh the cruiser Tennessee
will meet the Montana aud MayfloW-
er and convey them o the dock
Mayor Mitchell OF New YORK has
suggested that tie hodies be remo,-
ed from the Montana AZ the battery
and Transported on oassions 10 the
brooklyn navy yard
The bodies will be- sent 20 The
homes OF the marines and hlueiack-
cts late Monday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
SURVIVORS FOUND AFLOAT
Had Been ~ Open i'oais For F"rij
Hour, Almost Exhausted
When Rescued


ON Board steamer rranconia. Via
Sable Island y. S.. May Thirteen
survivors OF the british steamer Col
umblan. bound from Antwerp for
New York. which caught fire al sea
IN sunday night. we're picked up TO-
day hy the Cunard Liner franconia
hound from Liverpool for Boston.
IN the boa with The survivors was
the body OF chief steward. Mat
thcws.
Another beat containing the chief
and second officer and u men is still
adrifi..
The Franconis crulsed in search Of
them.
The Survivors suffered terribly
during the 40 hours exposure In the
open boat. Their exhaustion was "a
great hat Il was impossible TO OBJ
tain a coherent story from them foT
several hours.
The boat caught fire when 300
miles south Of Cape Race. series Of
explosions followed Immediately
One put the wireless ont Of commis'
sion. The order 10 abandon the shlr
was Immediately given since she vas
belching flames
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
COTTON OIL. REFINING
PLANT FOR FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH, Texas. May g.
Another large industrial enterprise
is assured for this city now that the
Mutual Cotton oil Company has pur-
chased n site Tor the erection OF -
large oil refining plant on the north
side. Work will commence immcdi-
mely on the plant and with Us ulti-
mate completion will he one OF tho
largest enterprises OF It's Kind IN
North Texas II rs the purpose o.
the company 10 manufacture a high
grade OF cotton seed oil 10 be used
for cooking purposes. This project
when completed will afford employ.
ment to about 20O men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
SERIOUS CHARGE
BY LAF GILLETTE
PRESENTS EVIDENCE on con.
sPiRAcy TO INFLUENCE COW.
MERoE COMMISSION


~ Asccistsd Pre-s
WASHINGTON. n. C., MAY g.
Senator LaFollotte laid before the
senate today. what he said was eyi-
dence OF widespread conspiracy to
intimidate, Coercc and control the
Interstate Commerce Commission 10
grant the eastern railroads five
per cent. Increase IN freight rates
Tor which their application Is pend
Ing.
The senator spoke on the bill 90
make II criminal oifense TO seek 10
Influence the decisions OF the com
mission. lie produced mass Of
newspaper clippings. copies OF letters
and telegrams which had found their
way TO the commission in which the
authors urged favorable action on
the railroad plea
lie asserted that Tho conspiracy
had made use Of new paper articles,
editorials and advertising that
manufacturer and bankers had as
sailed the commission with communi-
cations favoring an increase and that
the propaganda had been In eyl-
dence Tor months before the rail.
roads had made their application
Under the law. the senator said
the commission must reach It's de-
cision on the evidence and testimony
taken by II and uo' upon arguments
advanced through such a campaign
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
OKLAHOMA TRAFFIC TIED JP
BN FLOODS ~ CANADIAN RINEI,

OKLAHOM ACITY. OK. May o.
Floods in the Canadian and Cimar
ron Rivers tied no traffic IN and out
Of Oklahoma City today on most lines
OF railroad Bridges we're swep,
away by headwater floods In the
rivers named and there vas great
destruction OF grades and fills In
many places. The Rock Island lost
bridges at bridgeport and Isabella.
The bridge OF the Katy at Tyrolia
was swept out The Frisco bridge
between Mustang and Tuttle was
damazed and may be- entirely lost.
The rise was past It's crest IN the
west and central part OF the Sta .
this evening. bui Il had not reach
I'd its hirhest point 10 the eastward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
GUATEMALA ENNCHMAN
BINS IINAS Htll.>

SASS tsgrLO. Texas. Say o. o.
D. H..E'. One oi thr largest and mo.'
.H..ur.iu. 'Drhmon of tho Hfpuh
H.. .. Guatemala. aas In This cify
..f t,.E a.i while here purchased
.. ... rl..i Hereford bulls from
I.. Ir. .u own numhcr O'
fH. ..tf. H tHie section. hT ickt 4
paid fuH Ha.. Tor mo animals arH
said Hs .H.I $3.50 them 10 stock hI.
h.t. rHr.. near santa Lucia ioi
Ir,aHnI rr.H.'s o.ly llr expect.
io Irt mHr. stock boz Texas hefDr'
flfnnIH. home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
WILSON SEEKING
BOARD COVE RNOR
oLNLi NOT WILLING To ~.
SINE STRENUOUS DuTiEs
ON ACIoJ>r OF AtE

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON. u. G.. May -
President Wilson is again searching
Ior q governor oi the federal reserve
board After four months Of pains
taking inquiry the president had de-
termincd on Richard Oluoy. former
Secretary OF State. a. the man to
lead the board which will regulate
The nations system of twelve Re
;ional banks but Olncy has declined
being unwilling az his advanced age.
40 undertake new possibilities
ilmany administration Officials are
inclined 20 helioye that Secretary of
Agriculture Houston will be the man
finally chosen iu Olnoy s plare
u b. known. however. that the
president has not yet lived upon any
person in Ouey's stoa'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
BIC CONFERENCE
At OKLAHOMA CITY
LEADING MEIuODisTs GATHER
ron DISCUSSION OF IMPORT.
ANT QCEsTI0Ns
ii,oeia 10 The News
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. MAY g

ii,oeia 10 The News
OKLAHOMA cry. Okla. MAY g..
Page after page OF the registers NJ
The leading hotels Ia this city nllcd
today with the names OF bishops.
clergy and prominent laymen OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South
They are DELEGATES to the seven.
tocuth general conference OF the de
nomination. which viii convene in
81 luke.s Church tomorrow for 4
session oi three weeks Among them
the opinion prevails that the meeting
is destined 80 be- one OF the most
important and profitable that the de-
nomination has ever held Tho fact
that the general conference meets
only once IN four years increases the
interest attached 10 its sessions. and
OWNS 10 the many questions OF vital
importance 10 the future OF The
church to come before the meeting
Tor consideration il viii be- more lar
ly attendd by non-delcTatos than
any of ~ predecessors.
The attendance az the conference
VIII include between three aud -four
hundred delegates divided equally
between ministers and laymeu The
general session Will he presided
over hy Bishop Mou1on of san Anto.
Mo other hishops who are expert
cd 10 participate IN tho proceedings
and nearly all of whom are nov IN
thc city. are Mccoy of Birmingham
llondfN OF Kansas City. Noudler oi
ATLANTA, lloss of Nashville. Denny OF
Richmond. Waierhousc oi Los Ance
.r Nurrah of jackson. Miss Wilson
of baltimore. Key of sherman. Tc,
Atkins Of Waynesvil.c. y g.. and
kIlgo OF Durham. N G..
= large number ot memorials an,
f"etions conccrnin- propose,
..auges in the organic laws of IN,
church viii come before the lonera
run'orcuc" for cOntid ration and
action The educational work o.
fbo denomination propose. 20 rpcoiv,
moro than the usual amount of 40
frr''0n. owing to the dcci ION 20. 'h,
Hn'. wc court Of Tennessee 'hI' tl.
church Ias uo titlo 20 Vanderbilt uni
fsr-iff 4 plan % establish ono'ho
Hr .r.'ft 10 he under the exclusive
control O. the church may De- .ousid
cred
T.H conference will rC ei,0 q ro
por' from the commissioner oi fpd
cra'inu appointed hy the general con
. ference of the Methodist Fpigcopa
! Church gs 10 the advi.ahlliy o'
urion FOL, The two branches of th
/ church The plan of union has bee
|aeIil'cd Tor many years and ha
4 made considerable progress. but n
! action looking 10 ~ cOnsumatiuu II
tire near future Is expected
The General conference may decid
upon o change IN the law OF th
+. church that will relieve presiding 81
ders of the responsibility o' holdin
quarterly conference and maxim
them moro nearly district supcrin
tendents Some change also mpy b
made In the law relating a. the car
OF supcranuuatcd ministers
There arr a. present more bishop
In the active service cf the churc
than over before. but the opinion -
lists that the general conterenc
Z should elect one nr two more to nice
the present needs ~ the demcnina
1 tion a nrmher Of prominent preach
ers are already being spoken of io
thc eriscopacy. and The election vi
bc an event Of far more than ordiha
ly interest OF the entire church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
Cincinnati Nav Festival.

CINCINNATI. o. May s.--Mufic
lovers from several States are here
10 attend the biennial May festival,
which will hold forth IN Music Halls
during the remainder OF this week
From an artistic standpoint the event
promises 20 maintain the high stan
dard established by the rre,i)is fes-
tiYals given IN this city. Tee pro.
gramme vii be Furnished By cfo.
rus oi $50 voices the Cincinnati
symphony Orchestra and such emin
en' soloieis aa Nine. Schumann-
hsink. Nine Gluck and Pasqualc
Amato.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
MEDItTORs EXPECT TO DISCtSS
WHOLE RANGE OF MENI.
CAN QUESTIONS
WAR DEPARTMENT POLICY
Will Make No Further Move Unless
Attacked Hut Plans For In.
yasioB ~ Mexico ilrrad,
Worked out
nv laled Pros

~ A,ociated Pr~e
WASHINGTON. d. C.. May g.
Developments In the Mexican situa-
tlon today were divided between the
diplomatic aud military status.
The South American modiators
continued their sessions and for ths
first time II became autohritatiyely
known from them that they consid.
cred the whole range Of Mexican al'
fairs as properly embraced In theiI
work. Their reply TO Carranza made
this clear While eliminating hin
from mediation for the time being
II was still left open 10 him 10 enter
the proceedings later
AZ the war department II bccam,
clear that the policy at Vera Cru.
would be- maintained. with no ad
vance OF American forces unless e
repcl a Mexican advance. hut u
was known that a definite course O
action had been outlined In the even
Of resumption or hostilitles and th,
extension Of The campaign tOwarf
Mexico city
" lVhl 'N'Hls MdJnl h'H'ldl ls''n
ard Wood will be- In supreme com
mand. with General Funston direct
Ing the advance beyond Vera cruz
and General Chas. ]. Bailey OF th'
coast artillery. assuming command
OF the base at Vera Cruz.
This arrangement, however. Il
wholly in the line OF preparedness
and signfied no present purpose o
being put into operation.
Congress. after period OF silence
on Mexico, again came into the situ
alton. In the Senate, Senator Lip
pett OF Rhode Island introduced
resolution calling on President VII
son for information as 10 published
reports that !, was the ndministra
tons purpose to aid villa TO secur
the presidency.
The l.lpp,it resolution went owe
nntl tomorrow under the Scnnt
rules.
Sessions OF the medialors contin
ued throughout the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06

NEW YORK. May The ease Of
Charles Becker, the former police
Lieutenant, whose conyic,;nr of thn
murder Of Herman Rosentht vas re-
yersed by the court Of appeals, will
be- called for is seccnd trial iomor-
row before Justice Seanufv IN The
State supreme court Considerable
difficulty Is expected IN scouting q
Jury. owing partly to the added
prominence given the case 10y the re-
cent execution OF the four gunmen
who were ctnyic'ar ~ Rckcr's ac-
COMPLIES I'm the murder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
CARDINAL GIBBONS
SNIIS IOH ROME

NEW YORK May cardinal
Gibbons OF Baltimore. accompanied
by bis secretary and several priests
OF his diocese. departed on the steam
ship Princess Irene today en- route
for Rome. Cardinals Farley OF New
York and O'Connell OF Boston al
ready are on their way 10 the Eier-
nal City, 20 that all three Of the Am
erican cardinals will be on hand
when the important consistory called
by Pope Plus meets at the end of
this month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06

HIiN.lal To Iif sffNh
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May g.
The main army OF visitors to the an
uual reunion OF the United Confed-
crate Veterans and the meetings OF
the auxiliary organizations began to-
day Special and regular trains.
crowded 20 capacity. have been arriv-
I INK az half-hCur intervals throughout
tho DAY. Among the first 10 put in
an appearance were the delegations
from Arkansas and Texas Many OF
the veterans from the nearby States
are due 20 arrive late tonight or ear
IS tomorrow morning. in time for
the opening proceedings OF the reun-
ion. Hundreds OF the old soldiers
are already comfortably Quartered In
tents loaned by the War Department
and set up for their accommodation
On Springfield park. The camp has
been named Camp Kirby-Smith. In
honor OF the memory of Gen. y. Kir-
by-Smi,h. the most notable Of the
Florida commanders In the Confcd-
crate STATES Army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
lnsursem woo,imcn Expect 20 Win

CHICAGO. m, Stay 5.-ln Illinois.
Nebraska and other states Of the Mid
die West the Modern WOodmen of
America are holding heir State con
yentione this week. These states
contain the largest proportion of the
members OF the Woodmen and the
action 10 be- taken ~ the state con
yentious will have an important
bearing on the future ot the order.
The principal business - the conven-
tlons will BE- 10 cleo. delegates 20 the
trIennial meeting ~ the head camp
for the order go be- held In Toledo
next month The rate question.
which bas conyulsed the order for
several years. is tc be fought out AZ
the Toledo meeting A. the previous
trienuial meeting 70 special session ~
the head camp was called for Chit
cago. where o reldiusiment of rates
vas ordered These we're strenuous.
Is opposed by insurgeni members,
and so many iniunciions were OBJ
tanned that the head Officers finally
announced that no effort would No
made 20 enforce the nev rates aud
that the entire matter would go over
until the triennial meeting In TOle.
do The insurgent factions have
controlled a number of the state
conventions already held and u i7 be-.
lieyed that n the conventions thil
week sufficient number Of insur.
gsni delegates Nill be- elected % the
Toledo nee Ing 10 prevent any action
heing taken looking 10 an increass
In the Insurance rates Of the order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
TENS RAMS SECOND
~ HONE BUILDINGS

FORT WORTH Texas Nav o.
Texas RANKS second with other .4to-
u 'h, number OF homes built during
iU. us.f decade. gccord.u. in o. re.
uurf issued TODAY by tho Cen Bu
rrln Texas has been hu.IHe uH
900 average of seven hum'. .tr..
working day iu the year Hr1 Hu-iHl
tH. paH sousus decade fn'I H.
.UtIl. homes were buIlt TH In-
D"1, both urban and rural r dnH.
...
Their. age now 1911 Hu H
Te.H.. .H.'. ten years ago ihHr. ...
only .T...3t and Texas uoa rrI.
Um .I'. fHp other state. IU '
r. u..t having wrcstcd that H....
1000" Missouri within the paf
aI,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
Republican, OF
COL0RADB CHEER
ArrLiyD spE.lGia WsID IN
DoRsEs WsJs><,, i'OiIcf
N nhxnsN s. Fm.f

~ Associated Press.
DENVER Colo Nav 3 The
Republican State Central committee
here today checrcd and applaudod
Frank G. Goudy, who spoke In ap-
proval OF ,he Mexican policy follow
ed by President Wilson and sup
ported the law and order program
of Governor Ammoua In the Colorado
strike situation
Df Bubcri Work of Pueblo was
chosen National Committeeman from
Colorado TO succeed former Senator
Simon Guggenheim
The committee endorsed the pro
Iosal of the National Committee Tor
reappointment {. delegate 10 ma
tional conventions and fixed August
a. the dnto Tor ilo state Assembly
10 select candidate lor the primary
election
Chas. u Ford VAS chosen Score
tary 81 State Committee and George
/ Carlson and John b vivian members
Cf the Executive tOmmitter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
HNILRO tDs DIRECTED
4 OREftND St0.,Isi


Sp,c cial 10 The Nrws
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May g.
An opinion by Commissioner prouty
OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, filed yesterday directs
Southwestern railroads TO return TO
Texas and other cattle raisers to-
tai OF slO7i7i. together with inter
es, amounting to S37.36i, figured
from August 20. 1906.
The Commission round the rate.
charged for cattle shipments were
unrcasonably high. aud now orders
reparation TO the amount given, such
pay ments. 10 be made by June lj TO
T.. u. spiller OF Fort Worth. secre-
tary OF the Texas Cattle Raisers' As
J 4cf'Aficn, ~ 49,, ',sween ian
and SEQ claimants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06

" NSUI.s'F IUN, y. q, Way =
Secretary bryan anpounced tonight
that the three South American me
diaiors would mcct NJ N!agarn Falls.
Canada. on May ~. TO receive rep
resentRtiyes OF the parties TO tho
controversy.
Bryan said: The modiators have
notified the different parties that
Niagara Falls has been selected as
the place where the mediators will
confer with the representatives OF
differen, parties Interested In the
mediation and that the 18th of May,
has been fixed as the date"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
INDIANA WOMEN TO
HEAR MRS. BELMONT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May i.-
Mrs o. n. + Belmont OF New York
Is on the programme Tor an address
before the third annual convention
OF the WCman's Franchise League OF
indiana. which hegan four days
session in this city today Delegates
from all parts OF the state are at
tending the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
Will PREVENT
BEGGING O\ WER STREETS

PLAINVlEW Tcy. Nav The
City Council met lgr nirht aud pass
cd an ordinancc prohibiting beegars
from beggiGr on the streets without
first procuring permit rom the
city
Tho council also voted 20 furnish
free water 10 the street sprinkler for
the purpose oi sprinh'ing 'h' streets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06

Special i0 IN, Nsp.
CHICAGO. H. May The Ma
uonal Lumber Manufacturers Asso-
citation began its annual meeting In
fhis city today with delegates In at
tendance representing the south
western Lumhormen' Association.
the yellow Pine Manufacturer AS
-ocaion. the Nor hern Hemlock
and Hardwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation and other ORGANIZATIONS Of
luuDcrmcn iu all parts OF the coun-
try. Tho meeting will continue two
iays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06

TIfIIN-DN kau May "a
iarre and r.'IH.a.f'c attendance
marked thr HusHIHs here today %
thc forty .nirt. annual convention Of
fls Kan.ls State sunday School as
.ociation ur wilbur 2 Crafts Of
Washington Hf H O. Chalmers Of
Thiiadoluha. Mr N1ry Foster bry-
rer of Chirt1o ana several other
rHrdar school .nrkrr. oI national
prominence till Ue h.sfd ilrlng fhe
three dHva session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
g. 4 q ~ California.

gA\ DIEGO Idls May 81 large
rum.rr oi Grand Army veterans
from points To- california and Nevada
arr loo, ..r their annual depart
mental tH.lrrusnt which met TO-
Iat nr .HfnH.Iar session. The
Womat N.ls. Corp. and other or
Urinrar. l."I.'ei With the g a.
p ar. Tul.rs '..'r annual meetings
~ iHr same time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
EPIRrs GREEKS CRrCIFl
MOIIAMMEDtNS ~ tIiIt,CH


w NTsof Llffd I-Tfas
HdRlZZON Albania, May D.
Two hundred and fIity Mohammed.
aus. AlbaniGns. captured by Epirst
invaders ai IIoimoya were crucified
in the Orthodox church ai kodra
according Ia information Ia the Al
banian government. The Epirotes
are said a. have fired the church and
cr,matsh the bodies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
Fire Destroys Melro-c

MELROsE, y. NJ. May 1.-The
business section OF Melrose was de-
siroycd by fire last night
The Firs; National Bank was in
cluded In the CONFEDERATION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
STATE TROOPS WITHDRAWN
toIquitt Advised lhcy Have Hcen
Replaced b, rIlrral ~nidt.I~
On The iiunlsr

Special in Tive Nsua
AUSTIN. ToN1s ~ Govern.
or Colquitt today aiycd He r
from Adiutant t sral Uuf.G'us
who Is az Brown. 2 adviHul .rHI
he has directed return u I'.
Dallas battery ana rec For Wort b
militia c0mpaui0 ch ie a MON .f
man exchange fof equai number
Of Federal troop ! thai .a fu
arrival of two aIr nal coast ar;Ii
lcry companies ~ 'gnlar .e 500
direct the withd and rDfHru u'
sherman. Dalla Cr0veii cou-
panics of iufautr The governor
has not as set orf.r tho Withdraw.
al of state iroop uoutd l' other
points than Brow H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06
MURDERER Oi fliHEli
BEIiINrD TO M INSANE

iN hffeHiaffu lf'a'
NEW YORK. Na i~-Chrttcr o.
Duryea. the chemist who murdered
his father. General lilrau nW1N
the millionaire starch manH.Hr'uror.
In his home IN BrpHt.Yn crr'N today
was removed frou I'll In .rairh'.
Jacket 10 hospfl. toneIi after
showing sign o. ats
Duryca senior I4 Shot Will.
asleep IN bed ln. n sa .I H. r,rrI
we'd a spiritual tre from Ge1re
Washington to $500 lis fafHrr. whH
waE SO years Oll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-06

wAsHINGTON ~ G.. Mas
! West Texas Par "a cooler N.d-
nesday. THURSDAY Hr.
, 1914-08-05
II AVIS.
Chri6tlansted, st. &roix.

Wednesday, 9TH August, 1914.
The $. $. "parima for New York is due at
Fredorihsted at 6 o'clock on Friday morn
ing, and viii sail an hour after.
Mr.. Labega informs US that he has made a
trial of his ice making machine, and has
found everything in good order, He started
ON Monday aud promises US further par
tculors later. We hope he Will find the
practical working of his machine as salts
factory as the trial.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-04
Voters Should Be Enrolled.


Under the Act of Assembly approved
July %, 1913, the assessor or registry as
SCISSOR must be at the polling place of his
election district the 62d and 63d days,
which are March 18th and 18th. preceding
the primary, to be held Tuesday, May 10,
1913, 10 enroll all tue voters of his elec-
tioD district who present themselves for
enrolment. Every Republican should
make it point to go to his polling place
On March 18th or 18TH and see that be is
properly enrolled, so that be eau vote at
the primary Tuesday, May 18th, as no per-
son can vote at the primary nnless be is
enrolled, excepting for the non-psrtisan
ticket, which is for judges. 1t is hoped
that every Republican will make an ex-
ordinary effort to see that he is enrolled,
unless he is sure that he is already en-
rolled, in which case il will not be neces-
ssry. Any voter desiring to change his
enrolment may do so on the dates named
by notifying the assessor to that effect.