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ASSOCIATED
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 11.-President Wilson's
speech at Philadelphia last night in which he asserted that
Americas example should be of peace decara
ton of national policy in regard to the sinking of
tania and the loss of American lives the disaster made
it plain today.
Senator Stone of Missouri chairman Of the senate CON-
mittee foreign relations held conference with the pres
dent just previous to long and important cabinet meeting
After the conference the senator made plain that he
opposed to
In this conference Senator Stone discussed the Lustana
incident Afterwards he said that he is for peace with
honor He declared his belief that the United States should
take firm stand but commented 81 opposed to
PRESIDENT AMPLIFIES HIS ADDRESS
Discussing with intervewers his Phadepha speech the
president said today that the speech declaration Of
policy upon the Lusana incident that he was not think
ing Of anything special but Of his audience composed mostly
newly natnralized Americans. - sssk
He used the expression that he thinking Of the Cain
which some people are trying to raise "
decision to his policy will soon be made with all Of
the elements in mind relating the affair the American
situation The president made emphatcy clear today
that he expressing personal attitude in his speech
night and not referring to specific case.
CABINET IN LONG SESSION
The cabinet went into session today with the members
showing in their attitudes the serious import of the situation
and in session for three hours The demeanor Of all
members after the meeting was grave and reserved.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels questioned after the
conference to whether the Atlantic feet would be sent
through the Panama canal in July according the plan out
lined for several months IT can't discuss it replied Mr.
Daniels
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War Between Italy and Teuton Allies
Believed Now Question ofa Few DAYS

GENEVA Italy, May n.-War between Italy and the
central nations Of Europeth Teuton Aiess regarded
Rome almost unavoidable
is reported that there only slender chance for agree
ent between Italy and the Powers the friction having
great Material preparations for the outbreak Of conflict
being rushed in Italy and the political opposition to such
move has virtually ceased.
TROOPS OF RIVAL COUNTRIES MASSING
GENEVA Switzerland, May 11-Italan officers and men
the age of 81 have been ordered home from Switzerland
and told to report at to their regiments
Austrian and Bavaran regiments concentrating the
Tyrol region and along the Italian frontier.
It is believed that Itay's participation in the is
question of days.
The Austrian frontier has been visited by representatives
Of the Associated Press and there universally that
Itay's entry into the is question of hours only
RUM0R WAR ALREADY DECLARED
PARIS France May lit is rumored here that Germany
and Austria have already declared Italy but the ror
is unconfrmed. Es- E...- -
GERMANS BUSY WITH ARTILLERY AND BOMBS
PARIS, France May 11-A German aeroplane has
dropped bombs in the suburbs of ST. Denis being wounded
and buildings damaged.
German artillery has bombarded Bergues southeast Of
Dunkirk, IL civilians being killed and II wounded
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HAWAII GIVES
cONGiR|E:ssMEN G
GLAD WELCOME
With Regret Several Members
Leave Main Party at Hilo
For Honolulu
BY LAURENCE REpiNGToN
(Staff Correspondent with the Col
gressional Party.)

greSSiOnal Barty.)
HILO, May l0.-The congressional
party that has been bound together
by the fellowship Of six days island
travel. came to a parting of the ways
in the Crescent City today, and many
were the regrets ON both sides when
n score or more boarded the Kilauea
for Honolulu. Several hundred miles
e.f motor travel andfthe close compan-
ionship OF shipboard and hotel life
had welded the party into one big COM
many of friends The bars Of formali-
ty had been dropped and mainland
ers and residents had come into a
comradeship that was proving of mu-
tuaE value.
Those who returned to Honolulu to
day did so with regret, and only for
reasons of business or health. Sew
eral are sailing for the Philippines on
the transport, and one or two felt
slightly under the weather as the re-
suit of the strenuous travelling of the
/, ast week. Several of the congress
men who are members of the commit
tees which have to do with naval and
military matters and appropriations
felt that they should give more time
to the study OF 0ahu's defense prof
ects. and regretfully gave up the
Kauai trip for that reason.
Those of the party who sailed for
Continued on. page two)
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with the, business world"

with the business world"
meeting of Hawaiian business
men would be unusual now if the sug
ar question were not discussed. SEN
ator Smoot spoke freely on the sub
ject and said in part:
"In the past it has always been and
shall continue to be my policy to stalid
for protection to the sugar industry
/ want to see that wonderful industry
Il yer.r islands, for whien aere is y
substitute, preserved and safe from
destruction | have studied the ques-
tion and have tried 20 find product
which you could grow successfully
and am now convinced that your com.
mercial salvation does indeed lie in
the sugar" F.. ~"
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BERNSTORFF PRESENTS
"REGRETS' OF GERMANY

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. !
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 11.-Am.
bassador Won Bernstorff today form
ally presented to the state depart.
ment Germany's expression of regret
over the loss Of American lives in the
lusitania.
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Lorrin Andrews, chairman Of the
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ooU FTeVCto90s
China. May IL -.
For San Francisco:
Wilhelmina, May 1a.
From Vancouver:
Makura, May l9.
For Vancouver:
Niagara, May 2S.
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tstarBuen Staff Correspondent with the Congressional
Mutual WireessJ - 5#~
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MINT OUTPUT FALLS OFF.
ASSOCIATED Press1

PARIS, Franee.-AlthOugh the work
of the Paris mint was interrupted dur
ing the battle of Charleroi and the bat
tie of the Marine having been trans
ferred temporarily to Castelsarrasin,
the decrease in coinage for 1914, as
compared with 1918, was only 7S,000,-
900 francs.
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Chen Shee. the pretty Chinese girl
charged with embezzlement of $500
from a San Francisco firm and taken
from the Pacific Mail liner Siberia
about two weeks ago. may offer stub
born resistance to returning to the
coast to face trial. Detective Sergeant
McGrayan arrived today in the Mat.
son stseamer Nilhelmina to get the lit
tie Oriental F 49,.
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consulate for information and guidance
and advice regarding the establish
ment of their places of business in
Copenhagen. The American colony
there is continually growing.
The steamers Defender and Gascony
colhded in the Mersey. Although bad
ly damaged, both kept afloat.
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WAR HELPS COPENHAGEN.
[AssocIated Prrss1

COPENHAGEN, Denmark. - Some
American firms who formerly had or
fices and places of business in Ger
many have applied TO the American
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CANNON LAUDs RACE.FlJS|ON IN HAWAII
HARDW|CK FOR PEACE If WITH HONOR
Congressional Party Speakers at Meetings Hawaii Voice
Emphatic Sentments-Hilo Federal Building Stone Laid
Meeting Held at National Guard Armory Is Enthusiastic
BY HALLETT e. AsEND

Congressional Party BY
WrelessJ -" :.
Cannon, the and
theory
Yesterday the school
his
n people Of Hawaii
with talk Japanese
for know will
pulled Cannon much affected and
youthful
Hawaii melting pot ! b.
hundred citizens Hlo attended usg meeting at the
Mann Illinois and Prince kuho the speak
visiting whieA u Curtis Lousson and rev.
Laughton local speakers
Lusitan1a
Hardwick sad =
should be watchword United
with honor then ready to uphold
the Flag
federal building
with appropriate ceremonies Speaker Cannon officiating
who serious
accident Saturday and who has been carrying one arm
a made telling speech.
Before the ceremonies the party visited points OF interest
will
Club be followed by visit to the bkWaer and kGho
public Hlo
armory morning the steamer leaves for Kauai
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C0NFERS WITH WILSON, THEN
DECLARES HE IS FOR "PEACE
WITH HONOR NOT FOR WAR

CRISIS MAY PREVENT VISIT OF ATLANTIC FLEET TO SAN
FRANCISCO AND OF DIVISION TO HAWAIl-ITALY Ex-
DAYS--UNC CONFIRMED RUM0R GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
HAVE ALREADY DECLARED WAR ON THE ITALIANS
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO. 299.
Regulating the Practice Of Public Ac'
counting.

Regulates the practice Of public ac-
Counting. creates a Board of Account
ancv; provides for the granting or GER
tificates and the registration OF certl-
fed accountants, etc. Any citizen or
the United States having place Tor
the regular transaction or business
and having q certificate Of his quail
idcotion from the Secretary of State
is authorized to style himself and be
known as a certified public accountant.
The Governor shall, within thirty days
after the passage Of this act, appoint
three persons, who shall constitute the
Board Of Accountancy which snail de-
termine the qualifications OF all per-
sons applying for certificates under
this act. Examinations shall be held
at least once each year, and applicants
must be high school graduates, over
the age Of twenty-five years, and or
good moral character. All expenses
shall be paid from fees collected from
examinations, etc. Examinations may
be waived Of persons who have been
engaged in a reputable practice Tor
three years. The board may cancel or
revoke certificates for cause. The PEN
atty for the violation Of this act shall
be a fine Of not less than one hundred
nor more than one thousand dollars,
or Imprisonment in the county jail not
less than three months, or by both tlne
and imprisonment. Act in force from
passage,
Approved March 30, 1915,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO. 1926.
Repeats Act No. 1923 Of the Acts Of
1o12

Requires the clerk Of the Supreme
Court to furnish reporter with copy OF
decisions within thirty days after ex-
plration OF time for filing motions.
The reporter shall superintend tho
printing and binding Of the reports,
Printing OF reports to be let to the
lowest bidder, and all bidders shall fle
bond TO the state In the sum Of S5,-
900, conditioned for the faithful per-
formance OF the contract. Contractor
shall deliver reports TO the Secretary
OF state, who shall deliver TO the con-
tractor receipt showing number Of vol
umes so delivered to him, Payment
for printing shall be made by Auditors
warrant drawn on State Treasury. The
reporter SHAH prefix to each decision
notes containing the points decided
therein. Reports shall be printed on
continuous paging until there shall be
sufficient matter TO form n volume OF
600 pages Complete index shall be
published with each volume, Printer
shall furnish reporter with one good
proof render Act in force from pas
sage.
Approved March 30, 1915
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26

The following items vetoed by ths sas
Governor: Maintenance ana % eXpen'oSS ~
OF the Department Of the Coilesig .. ..
Arts and Sciences, $lO,OOo'VVi ,pn niu,''f ~
Engineering, s14OOOOO; improving
campus, cam Eus,' etc etc. si5oOOO; furniture for ci,
boys 'dormitory 100000; infrmaTGg dda ar. J.
furnishings and maintenance, $S,OUiU,Vv' Wv
atc 90 oOo 40. nrinting and stationary
100000; plumbing, $2.O0O,OO; y re- e.
pairs and carpenter 100000 summer suii.IleI
school 100000; department OF animal at
husbandry, $S.5OO;OO; department spd Itr5ept Of Of
veterinary science, 100000; branch
experiment station, 100000; SOL im- n6
vestigation and survey, $2,OVO,UV'
printing fund, 100000; home econon-
les, $8,OOO.OO, Act in force from pas
sage.
Approved, except items vetoed
March q, 1915.
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
Approved March "a, 1915.
ACT NO. PAP.
Blue Sky Law.

Prevents fraud in the sale
and disposition of contracts, stocks,
bonds, or other securities sold
or offered for sale within the state Of
Arkansas by any dealer, firm, COM
pany, association or corporation, for
eign or domestic, by requiring an in
spection Of such contracts, stocks,
bonds, or other securities, and an in
spection Of the business of such per
sons, firms, companies, associations or
corporations, including dealers and
agents, and such regulation and super
vision Of the business Of said persons,
firms, companies, associations or cor
porations, including dealers and
agents, as may be necessary to pre-
vent fraud in the sale within this
state of any contracts, stocks, bonds,
or other securities, and provides a
penalty Of not more than 100000 or
Imprisonment in the county jail for
not more than one year, or both fine
and Imprisonment may be imposed,
Act in force from passage.
Approved March "a, 1915,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO, 290,
Appropriation for the State Uni.
varaitV

Appropratcs the sum OF t2O7,O66,o7
for the support uud maintenance OF the
University Of Arkansas, and the mNin-
ttnunoc Of the College Of Agriculture,
said College Of Agriculture Ia author
lied 20 accept from the United states
government any sums coming 10 the
State Of Arkansas from the national
government under the terms or the
smith Lever Agricultural Extension
Act, passed by the CongroHH OF tho
United states, and approved by the
President May 4, lOli, Board OF
Trustees may employ purchasing agent
for tho University, who shall give bond
for the faithful performance OF his dus
ties, All purchasing for the uniyefHla
ty shall be made through this agent
Each omployo OF the institution shall
present hiH or hor account At the end
of ouOh month 20 the financial officer
Of the OnlyerHity which, when Nls
lowed shall be endorsed and nlod with
the Auditor Of State, who shall draw
payment Of the same All persons VINO
cell goods, wares nnd merchandise uf
any Kind for the use of the state Uni
VpruiN or who ahnll perform amy Hors
yion for the Hume shall present az the
end of each month, 90 the innnoiHl ofs
duur Of the OniyerHltN an itemiEed ace
count HHd the claimant or his agent
fhOll NNlNIN w lNN VHI'NllV an NIlNO 3
VT of lt9 Justice, ana the same shall
hu paid upun warrant OF the Auditor
lo The state Treasury An accounts
nlpd for goods ana supplies shall be
mudv I'm duplicate ana ltomlgod form,
Nu clnlw shall be- allowed or paid from
ANY of the funds appropriated by the
state IN amy other manner than herein
provided All onimH allowed shall be
submitted 10 the board OF Trustees nt
each meeting for their Investigation
ANA approval The provisions OF Roos
lions 10, H. No ana u shall not apply
to The student Labor Fund, nor ~ hlu.
dent foeH nor 10 any funds EXCEPT
those held IN The state treasury for
on employe who shall violate any OF
the provisions of this aet shall he
nned Ia any sum not less than $4,000
nor more than 100000 ana ihe imme-
dlntuly removed from offioe,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO, 339.
Creating and Establishing Road I'm.
DroVement DlstrIeta In Arkanaaa


Provides for the creation Of road Inn
proVement districts In the state Of Ara
KANSAS Tor the purpose OF building,
constructing and maintaining tho
highways OF the state, County courts
must make orders for said districts,
owners Of property may appeal from
judgment Of County Court, but appeal
shall not delay progress Of work al
reHdy commenced Districts organized
shall be considered ns n body polite
ana corporate, Commissioners ahall
organize by clccting officers and ahnil
take onth OF office. May call upon
state Highway Engineer for assistance
IN preparing plane, etc. and may hor-
row money Tor the purpose Of con-
strNctlon, Board Of assessors TO be
n-mod by the County Court, said aa-
SCISSORS TO 0Hs0sa dement's and damngos
ana to have the same advertised Ags
grieYed land 0wn0ra may appeal TO the
Circuit Court Property not included
In district may be Included In asspsa-
ment IT boundaries are extended 10 in
cludc said lnnda, Commissioners are
authorized 20 alter plans Of improve.
mont Ot any time, and A8aoaamonta may
be raised or lowered and roaasoaau
menja oF benefits may be mAdo, Taxes
levied on property IN district shall be
a Hen upon all property within tho dlss
tflel Local assessments OF benefits
shall be paid In annual nsOalmcnts
and collector Of taxes shall collect
taxes provided for herein ms other
taxes are collected, No money IL TO be
paid out except upon order of tho
b0nrd Funds OF the dlgtrct are TO be
deposited In the bank paying the high
est rate OF interest, II first tax loylod
proves insufficient for the purpose for
which II ~ loylod, additional lovy may
be lnndo In the matter OF ooloctlng
delinquent taxes, lands may bo sold for
taNee, and the act prosorlboa manner
In which suits may be brought for tho
collection OF said taxes Commission
efH are authorized TO issue bonds or
other evidences OF debt, and may hdz
vertise for bids on work of improve
ment, may purchase material aud om-
ploy agents, Assessments may be lev.
led and tax collected 80 long az noooa-
anry TO pay bonds or other OhllgRtlo
commissioners shall file annual alAtet
ment with county clerk, COmmlAaions
efH and assessors not liable for dam
ages, Unlawful for board or other or
heefH, to pledge bonds, Route of road
may be changed under certain eondlz
tlons, owners OF real property may
have aHHenHmentA made by Jury II
thoy no dcalrc, No appeal allowed TO
delay progreaa OF work County Court
shall be open at all times for the purs
pose OF making orders or entoring
jQdsmehtH, ana ihiunetl0nH shall not be
allowed TO delay progress OF work ana
this net dooH not repeal any apcGini
acts providing for the creation of ape
elnl road Improvement dRrlotn Rpos
tl0nH 10 90 N OF Act 909 Of the Aota of
1918 repealed, Act In force from paa-
sage,
Approved March 40, 1915,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26

BILE The holder Of security OF receipt
not deemed TO warrant genuiness OF
said receipt. A warehouseman or any
officer fraudulently Issuing receipt for
goods, shall be guilty Of crime and
shall be punished by Imprisonment not
exceeding one year or by fine not
exceeding S1,000O0, or by both, Com
mon rules in law and equity to govern
all cases under this act This act does
not apply to receipts issued before the
taking effect OF this act. Act in force
from September 1, 1915,
Approved March 26, 1915.
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO, 270,
Appropriation For the Four District
Agricultural Schools,

Approprlatos the sum Of S3dO,.
10000 for the support and
maintenance of the District Agrioul'
tural Schools of the state Of Arkan.
sas, For the support Of the First
District School, SS5,O0OOO, Second
District Agricultural School, $780,.
10000; Third District Agricultural
School, SS5OOOOO, and Fourth Dis.
trict Agricultural School, $4,000 90.
Items vetoed by the Governor For
salaries Of principal and employees OF
each college, Si0OOOOO each, or u
total Of SlGOOOOOO Act in force
from passage
Approved, except Items vetoed,
March 27, 1915,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO, 27s,
Makes Uniform the Law Of Ware.
house Reeelptg,

Makes uniform the law OF
warehouse receipts and provides
that each receipt shall embody cer-
tain written or printed terms-the 10
cation OF its warehouse, date Of re-
eeipt, number Of receipt rate Of stor.
age, description Of goods, signature
OF warehousoman, statement OF
amount Of advances made and liabllI'
ties incurred for which warehouse
man claims n lien WarchouaomOn
liable for all damages caused by the
omission from receipts of any terms
herein required Definition Of negotia'
Bile and non.negotiabe receipts,
Warohouseman is bound TO deliver
goods upon demand II receipt Is sur
rendered or lien satisfied Liability
OF warehouaeman defined Where
goods are delivered 10 warehougemOn
they cannot be attached by gArniah'
meht or otherwise unless receipt bo
surrendered, Warehouseman shall
have lien on goods deposited for all
lawful charges for storage and prosor.
walton OF goods, WOrohouscman loses
his lien on goods by surrondoring pos
session thereof by refusing 20 deliver
the goods when a demand ls made
under tho provisions OF this act, II
negotiable receipts arc issued, ware
houscmOn ahOll have no lien except
charges for storage, WarenoueomOn
shall give written notice 70 any per-
aon on whose account goods are held
containing an itcmiSed statement OF
hiB claim, hrlef description Of tho
FOODS, ana n statement that unlogs
tho claim la paid within the time ape,
oiaed, goods viii be- advertised for
sale according to law If goods are Of
a pershAble nature they may be dts
posed or IN any lawful manner and the
wprehouseman shall incur no liability
by reason thereof Negotiable receipts
may be negotiated Sy the owner there
Of ,or by any person 10 whom tha pos
session Of receipt has boon inlruatcd
by the owner a person 10 whom n
negotiable receipt has been nego'
tlated, acquires such title 10 the goods
as the person negotiating the receipt
10 him had or had ability TO convey
Where n negotiable receipt Ia tran
f0rred for value by delivery, the trans
ferae acquires a right against the
tranefeffer 60 compel MIN to endorse
the receipt The Endorsement Of re.
eelpt does not make the indorser lla'
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26
ACT NO. 299
Appropriation for support Of Hospital
For NerNous Diseases.

ApproprI0tcs the sum OF S73610l,0O
for the support and maintenance and
necessary repairs OF the Arkansas
Hospital for Nervous Diseases, for the
term OF two years, beginning April I,
1915, and ending March 81, 1917, No
money appropriated for one purpose
shall be used for another All persons
employed TO be under direction OF Sus
porlntcndont The following items yc-
tood by the Governors Itom No, 22,
for salary Of two telephone operators,
81, 10000, Item No 23, for salary OF tWo
ushora tl,20000i Item No, 90, for sal
AIRY Of one female hydrothornpy opera
tor $500 Item No, q, for salary Of
naaigtnnt female hydfotherapy tGOO0Oi
Item No, 30 for salary OF male at
tcndants, t3OO0O00, Item No, 81, for
salary Of fcmnlo attendants, S25,0000O;
Item No 5S, for salary Of paper hanger,
painter and kOlaominor, Sl,20000i Item
No 90, for SALARY Of four atonogr0phora,
SiS00,00' Item No GO, to purchase pez
riodieuls and books, &b00,00 Item No,
o. for scientific equipment Sb,0O000i
Item No, 6b, for salary OF florist, ST.
10000, Item No, G6, for grave markorH,
100000, Item No, G7, for maintenance
Of four mulog and ak horses, 100000,
ltom No, Co. for purchase Of Iron boda,
S3000,00, Item No, 10, for installing
now bakery $1,000 O0i Item No, 72, for
the erection Of an annex TO the 1nhrm-
Ary, S25.O00OO Item No 73, for the
erection Of new laundry building ana
cdupplng the same, S30,000,00, Act IN
foroo from Aprll /, 1915,
Approved, except Items vetoed,
March 20, 1915,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-26

wages paid, and the same shall be
open at all times to the inspection Of
tho Labor Commissioner. Fixes the
minimum wage Of {1.0O per day for
Inexperienced help and $1,25 per day
for experienced help. Special provis-
ions for females working in certain
places, Penalty of not less than $500
nor more than $4,000 for violation Of
this act This act in force from pas
sage.
Approved March 20, 1915.