THE ASHEVIELE CIT
I ZEN
THE WEATHER:
SHOWEES
Associated Press
Leased Wire Reports.
VOL. XXV. NO. 261.
ASHKVJLLK, N. C, TIlUlfSRvv MoliNINC, .H'hY S. 1!o!.
PRICK FlYH CENTS.
SENATE WILL SEND
TARIFF BILL BACK
OF UNCERTAINTY
TOME
FEDERAL CONTROL
BATHROOM CASE
BRNGFORGOTT
OF CORPORATIONS
PERPLEXING MAZE
T
(ft I
PROPOSED BYTAFT?
HOME TO ITS PAPA
MORYACAN
His Attorney Genoral Makes
Significant Suggestion
In Ills Speech
STATE LAWS PROVE TO
BE NOT EFFECTIVE
Would Provide For Their Nat
lonal Incorporation And
Regulation
(By Associated Press.)
PADUCA1I. Ky.. July 7 (VnKns
hoiifd control organization of oorpo
ratlorts dtolng an interstate liuaimss,
according to n address delivered be
for1 the at ate bar association h;
George W. Wh-keir.'ih-ain. atflorncy gen
eral of the United .Statets tonight. Th
address was notable cliM.f1y for rho
Teeofmricndation tlliat ootiprtsM rihoul.l
emu a law providing for nationally
created corporaMon-s t carry on In
terstate commerce. Mr. W ickitrKhaiu
sketched the ways ly which states
may regulate business of bwcigti cor
poraitiotis within our rxmiwlarl'w.
"Mlamy will .bjist to the ce ntraliz
ing tendency of a naMonal law author
izing the formation of corporations
to carry on intercttatc Imslnvan," said
Mr. Wlckersbuin, "hut such a law
eeme to me l bo Hlic Inevitable re
sult of ecomonHc ismhIM ion.-."
Are Not (itiwiiH.
Mr. YVIckershaim cpHi-tcd decisions
to hkw that i-wporaitlons arc not
citizens in the m.-Mnlng of the federal
tcorwtitturfcinal repjirementa 'hat citi
zens if each tale Hlnouhl he nitlllcrl
to all the privileges and Immunities
of citizens of tthe Cnltud Status; that
the power of a state to prvvont o for
eign corporation from continuing to
do bufiiness. is but the oo-rolative of
its tautWority t pro vent suclh corplora
tion fmn wmrtitR lno thw chU; and
that the state in passing on these
questions might take cognizance of
airta done elsewhere.
As the statim of corisiratforiK. Mr.
Wicker sIi.mii said they were "persons"
who could la1 deprived of life, liberty
or property only by process of law.
He argue! that the 1mof--ition of
high1' license fees on foreign than
Continued on page foiir.i
KING BOOZE MAKES HIS
UST STAND INSOUTHAT
ELECTION IN BRISTOL
"Women Will March, Sing
and Pray at Prills To
day to .save City.
INTEREST IS INTENSE
(By Associated Press.)
BRISTOU Va July 7 Trenon
dous interest is being manifested
throughout the South in the local op
tion election to be held liere tomor
row The iiior p-,,,,. :(r,. making
s strong effort to gel a foothold hen.
to supply tin- adjoining proiibitio:i
Mates and from this vantage ground
they hope to win b;o k lost territory.
It is believed that they could do a
business of hve million dollars a ycc
from Bristol hy Shipping intx Tenn
essee, Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi
and North Carolina as llristol would
be hy far the nearest "wet" point
to the majority of the territory.
The temperance forces closed their
campaign tonlglit with a monster
mum meeting whii-h was largely at
tended. The day has been full of in
terest and excitement is high. The
liquor people have representatives
her and have concentrated thc.r
forces on ehis llg-ht.
BrlMoI wted dry two years ago by
a majority of 207 a4id the temperance
leaders clajm they will have as large
a majority this time. The "w-ts" ar'
tlaiming i lory ani nill make a
strenuous tiht toniorrfv, . hut are
naming no hsnres. Betting is llvetv
at even money though it is b liiivel
that the temp ranee fivrees have a
slight advantage and fhat tlv city is
rmwt likely to vote against the re
turn of satoons.
Dozens of speakers have been
brought here to speak against sa
loons. The women will march and
parade and will also serve lunches
and pray and sing at the polls.
The anti prhlbitknists today flood
ed the city with literature attacking
prohibition and ridiculini t6a "drr"
leaders. ,
Doubtful If It Will be Kecog
nfzed by Members of
Its Family
PLAN TO TAKE THE
FINAL VOTE TODAY
Tobacco Schedule Still Re
mains to be Settled And
May Cause Debate
(Hy Associated Prow )
WA.SIIlNCTn.W July 7. Willi gen
i ral understanding that linal vote in
the senat i the tariff hill should
be taken by four o'clock tomorrow af-
tcrnimn the .senate adjourned at 7
o'clock this evening In pleasant an
ticipation of the early conclusion of
the labors of the special session of
congress.
Itecause of the possible effect on
the tobacco schedule there was no
effort to obtain formal assent In open
senate to the proposition to fix a
time for a vote.
The day was a busy one, and the
prospect Is that tomorrow will be
eiiually so. It is expected that the
bill will receive practically all the
republican votes, while It Is under
stood that all of the democratic votes
with the exception of that of Senator
Mi Kni'ry, of Isuiisianu. will be cast
i gainst it
Whwi passed the measure will be
hurried over to the house as expedi
tiously as possible. It is cspected the
house will be in session Friday morn
ing in the hope of receiving it.
Income Taxers Ilusy.
The income lax cpicstlnn. In rl mi
Ing the corporation tax provision and
Inheritance taxes received much atten-i
tlon, and the straight Income taxers
were afforded the opportunity Which
they have so long Insisted to get a dl.
rect vote in favor of the Income tax
as opposed to the corporation tax.
Senator Bailey moved his Income
tax amendment an a substitute (or
the, finance committee's provision. A
vote was taken upon It and It was re
jected by a majority of nineteen, th.
ballot standing 2S to 47.
With the corporation tax provision
thus established as a part of the tariiT
bill .there was considerable effort !
amend it. in one notable case this
effort 'was successful. Senator flnpp,
of Minnesota, who has been a sever
(Continued on pane three.)
ALLEGED BUCKET-SHOP
MEN ADMITTED TO BAIL
AND REOPEN BUSINESS
Head of Concern in Haiti
more Denies I In vinj
PraiK'li Offices.
CAUSED SUiriDK.
N il!F il.K. Va.. July 7
kin and H. iMugh- rt,
K Co., indict, d v.-sterd.iy
Pi i.-c, ..f i Ire n l.'.ro. N. ' '
third .;u tli' r. and Pi I'
c.l poiati d. "I 1-alnui-'ie.
II. I) H"i
..I II..-. km
.Mill .Iiiliin
.in -ilb-g. d
A ''.. Ml-
l-.r alb g. "I
v,.l:ill'.n id tie
whop la t-"l.i v
Viri;iiii.l anil Inn l-.' t
' ured a ' out inu.'t ii' .
,,f ih.-ir tii.il., until Julv It. Moth
w, r. r.--1. id. d and at "ic e r. -.e le d
II,, ,r oir . ...
("..nim'.nwcalth - A" irn.-v Tilto'i
ilram.it" allv threat. -iu d to raid I!"
& ,t i:.:v aneiiipi..! t" r.
.-,11111' I'O-HI
f. lis. g.i I
,. .1.
.n af
.,,)).. .,f in in In
pli ati"ii
,, thr. ii- re d the i ore
moiiw.-ibb'. aitorne, wan .one mi"
,,r... ... din it be .In.-, t. d a raid in
II,. t. ( tin- n-'lite .iti-'i'. Mr Til
..il said h' wuld do ri"l Inn-: pending
tin- i n ju rut I "ii apidn ati-.n.
(au-'d a Suicide ."
A dispat'h fr-. m Charlotte-i 111'-. Va
i..,!. that Aruthr Whit", maliag' r ol
tie Charl'itf l'l- loan, h "f I'll'
Co Baltimore. t."k brokers com
mjti' d sub id.
la. by sh'H.tilig HI
le al'li
l.d I"
ha -
I r-
il,. -- an le
d I'
VHK y lIMI OWMTIOV.
It M.TIM
n:K. Julv 7. iniam ii.
I'ri.c Of I'ri
& l "... , in. . ,rp oral. u.
broker
I'harl-'
rid" "
Whit"
g. r bv
f.f this city, wh'-'i .-.rewn uie
ii, s l'l. dHpati h about the sui
f AMIinr Whil". d- ni' d tha'
waK . r employed as a mana
t,i, .omriny. Mr. I'nre re-
peated III I
rti..n of i. r.lav inao.-
i,..n .Mth th. indi'tment oi
r.,.. at Norfoll,. for alleged
in conn
Prii-e k Co
violation of
of Virginia.
th. anti-bu' ket shop law
that his firm had
no
hrsnches -r atvnts anvwner"
OUt.-ilde
of Baltimor.. Mr. Whit, had at one
time acted a a correspondent. Mr.
Price, add- d. but aid he did not know
the man personally and could give no
reason for hia lit of scif-deatruclion.
Irish Lace Maker Either Con
sumato Fraud or Sub
ject For Pity
TELLS REMARKABLE
STORY OF HOUNDING
Matches Her Wits Against
Lawyers With Apparent
Candor And Truth
(Hy .VsmkIuIcxI Pre.)
ClilCAiiii. July 7. Kiln ilngh
a young lrlsdi lace nKikor, was on the
wMness stand in Judge ItrctHnos'
court room all day today matchin,;
her wit against (lie sharpness of tin
lawyers vVho were trying to confound
hor on crfcss examination in her t ri -nl
for stealing lace from. Mlsw Agncw
Barnetle, hor former employer.
All artirnoon the girl was cross
exumliicd on tin- story she rirat'"l
In the morning of blow she waoi at
tacked by two women and a nnun In
n batlnroom of the Wellington hotel
on Kd.rua.ry 16. Mtas Ague Bar
rottc, the late Mrs. Cccllka Kunyou
ami a masked limn nginrHd as Uie
aMsalkiiits.
'i'he isiurt room wan cleared tslay
of ill but thoac having a dkn-ct In
terest In the case. The main lntn
It: tlhe original story were rehearsed
by Aiei.slant Attorney Owen, In hU
cross examination
Ktory of tlie Affair.
"On I'Vhreumry lti." Hie askeci.
"you wilt to the Wellington liotel
again of your own Tree win- rmvoc
said nothing hUmiI the attack uniii
you In the hotel a inniilh before?"
"I went to collect some money."
"You went to Miss Harrelte again,
the womaai warn ilid ail these torrlbu
things to von before and at Ural time
Miss BarrenUi knew thiat you eoubi
have notified an thejw people o
What had occurred?"
Yes sir."
"Did you toll am.v'one up to that
lime that these women haul tried Ic
sell you Into tt'ltlte slavery'.""
".o Mir.
"Then you went to this room !n
the hotel and waited and a man
knocked at the door and Bald Miss
Continued on page six.)
SKIPPED THE TOWN WITH
FILERS' MONEY AND
THE CASH PRIZES ALSO
Promoter of Fiddlers' Con
test Found Gate City
People Easy.
LEFT PILLS UNPAID
(Sieclal to The Citlen.)
;KKKNeiHiil!'i. N. C, Julv 7 Kar
I in June there i.iiiic to ilr.-nsboro
Mr. Ib ber McDonald, where from n i
on.- sector, to know, hoiiRih just no,,
some iiM inlii ri tr the various band.--In
l. last iiiuht. would lll" to know
wb'l. h" I.- It wan In June that h'
f.t ii), a lug Intel -state l-lddb r's con
'..ntlon It was pull' d off all right
and Mr Melionald 'nar. il evervthlng
up; at b-asi no kl k was heard.
Some w-.'l.s ago be advertised s
North State Hand colli"'!, which
f.ull.d off at the auditorium last
night. In point of numbers It also
seem- d to be a Sllcees-l, the p ports
being that about 2, (Hi'i people attend
.1, which at lie admission ptl.o of
e.-nt.. should have made bis re
. lids about JMi't. W in n the corit. t
was over he made an engagement
with the dir.-itors of the bands to
rri' t th. in at Hot. I Cuilford al nlii
i Vliirk this rnoriiirig, but on.- of the,
bands, tic Cih-onvill" band "Hiriellcl
a mil." or in vine v a y was wise, for
th' bovs insist, d on b.-inir jiaid lb"
money for the third arize, $;,n, and
Mr. Mclxinuld olilig.-d them. No doubt
th" other band now wish tlo-v bad
insisted on g- ttiitg their more y tasl
night, for wh' n nine o'clock arrived
thi:- morning Mr Mcle.nald oouid
not be found. Iteport b is It that he
was s" . n making bis way to the de
pot III fore SCe o'clock.
It appars that Mr Melionald sp nt
i-.me time at a hotel rturb.m, run
bv Mr. Alfonso ebb. an unci, to Mi
Marion Cobb, of Hotel Cuilrord and
that he . ft behind a board bill of
some i0.00 whii h he promised t"
pay when bi.-i big band contest was
pulled off here. Hut to be sure of th
matter. Mr. Cobb came up from Iiur
ham and became ticket seller; h
handled Jhe rash, out ' of which h
paid himself also a bill of about $r,
due the Guilford. The promoter of
th'' enterprise put his o. k, on sonr
Mils presented at the door and these
wcra paid by Mr. Cobb.
THOUSANDS
FIREMEN BREAK WORLD'S RECORD
Raleigh Won That Honor
Above and Torrent
Hishiuyr of k.u i s.
4
Capital of Raleigh. 1:7 I -5
seconds; prize fliiO
New Hern I, 2H scmiids.
I wine 7&.
Htafcsvllle, 30 3 5 seconds;
3
prize tse.
Durham, 32 seconds.
Caswell of Kinstmn
Coii'Njrd. 0.
New Hern, 0.
Itab lgh, lleseue, 0.
Asheville No. 8. 0.
High Point, 0..
Asheville No. J, 0.
Hickory, 0.
Ballslmry, 0.
In a downpour of rain which be
gan with the hist race the . Ion.
wsiron contest of the North Cai'-
Una Slut.
Klrcm h'm a.-oeiiitlon toui I
nanient took nla-.- on th. Soiithxi.l
a--nue roumc .-.-terday aftciiiooe
The crowds in tin- two urand stand '
and the thoiissunla who lined the
course were dr.-ie lied to tin) skin b-
spile the uillhr. H is which made II
itniiosslhtc for rnoiiy to s. the f,o.f
living hors.-n hut most ol them bra v - I
ly took tin rain and w. re reward. .1 ,
pin WHEEL REVOLUTION
Soldiers lfcvolt and Pro
claim New President in
Hcves Alc nee.
hi k ; ita
( "o,
it bin, July 7 - A
e station, d at Ha I
" rns on Sonda . ia-.l
-i.bla ll go e r n ire nl
t he muni, i pa I a ii
- -claimed f b.n.a I- .
ff.-nerai i;.oig
' ddclit, wa str "ii.-
he gendariri. s w I '
"ilv, later at i l . icg
revolnlionl. t t . I.
town and si i . I
lalena rlv er. c ri
i 'dared martial la -
has disa o w . . t h.
ng to llogot.i w tli
' the gov r n hi nt .
. lees her.- lh -I
"d to Mai t. lie nil. i
" St of tie . ...ml' v
't the p. opl. I sii -i
may ne .-t oi, .1 ,. ,
Important pet, dm.
w ill lea i " II '. I -
steam, rs. h i i n ..
'hoiiHaui! rn. ri and
irtlllery. the o,j. , .
'rranrpnlla.
portion of the a'
raii'fuilla took t.
against He c--made
prison. r
thorilieH and i
Va! in i.i pr -el
llolgtiili. acting i
iy denounced an
drlwn out '
at Calt.uo in. i '!
t.os sj.iori of t '
st. arncru on M .
. ral llolg.iiii b i
f Jotr.a I. . Va I
rlslng and c 1
the a'-.ijj. ... . M
Ac. ording '
t u l ba ii' i ii i '
OffK I.I IS vll M
is at .' .-o e
'i-li" , lliat
L'O and .-. til
el
rn
j u -st ions
lb Ii. ral !' '
I'lmnrr-i A w , '
on board Hn
t. nl.. pe
tl.e point I
VAHrttN"rr July vritt
North Carolina lr In cam. liw. r
in tt trorti'ui Thurla an! l-ri'ia,
light variitblc w.ri'i
GET DRENCHED TO SEE
in Races on Southside Yesterday Handicap of Torrent
Underfoot Did Not Feaze Men Who Fear
Neither Fire Nor Water.
by seeing what Is salil In lie, the
worldV rectird broken, despite he
unfavoi.il. lc track nunllllons wh'eh
were undoubtedly retle. ti d In the
many "blow outs" which tdialtclb.l
IH-omiHing hopes.
New I Urn sine I'lrNl.
II was Ihny. o'clock when the
track was pnrtlnlly i b areil aiul th"
si.ectaior craned forward as Pr
hlent Jhuii". Ii. McNeill signalled for
New P. in No. I to start on Uh
.Hmiiiicv tor UiKt Iioiioih. Thl bed
bain came with n roar of itheors ami
(in. k woik nas doni' at the hydrant,
coupling and nox.lc and when 111'
time. 2K wconils, was wtod by I,. V.
JcHnmret on the blackboard wtildi
Tie attended Hi on N !1pprry rtif 'Kfl-potl-
the gnuwl sbmdii. New tUtn
adherents yelled bind, thinking the
Here piclty sure to capture both th -te
xt .onveiition Jtnd lire blue rlb
1 ... 1 1 An. I II looked that wav Iicciiiimc
lime (IIch I ust when a team has l.
run li arils to the by. Instil, piles!
en at leant UNI yards lllllher, lllll'eol
1!SK
feel f hoM , and wall for th
wnler to I r.i v. I
is feet before, the
time I.-, tak.ri
Itnlelgli Smnxlicd Itecoril.
Hut llo.ngli New It. rn hung up u
new record, it was not to stand, for
after sc-eral t' amn hail made excep
ti..n.ill f.-iM iiiiim and done qui: h
w k abuo; the line only to have a
lario- g., i-si' .halke.i up ..pp.Ml c
ELOWER OF NAVY GOES !
TO MANEUVRE AT SEA
Largest Array if Fielding
Ships Since World Cir
elini' Cruise.
(Hy hmsIiiIciI Press )
l( ii K l' il: T. M i. i . Jul , V
i;,ill,.'l it. lie i-r,c of war and .-lull
(. .1 a lib tali lii'liling ma la. thirl'
halt I. -s.il I p "f 111' "...llth Allan.
S'tualoi as-., tnhl' I "tf
Ana t
11,1 :, I
.1..'. A- tli. -nn
. Mil.
la '. of an li.'bt' r Hi' I ' ' V i 1
th.- -.oorld in tun-" II' 1 depers'
llamtdon Poad . .tail' -I I" the
.1
.-. al d to ' ngae. Ill
Ma Kl'-lill "It - ' " ci
'out or tiv. w .-. I-
nelits will I" 'all I
da', til'- tl". t Is . I
to . II A he I. .'. ill I
.. le .1 v "i n olf Ith '
I '..I I he le t
i v I lis I ve mm.
oil I 'Oi h'a t it
I'd at Prov Ire
Us base oil lbs
I h.
Th.
a tli
r ri
ship--. ...hi.h
ttu.v. nit nt '
U y,
It," !!
I"
.gr. ss in. lu
i. .Ill llr. a
. 1 . 1 1 il.-sliii.i
d-. ii lol J"
.i i e I r u l.roa.t : I
ill I." th' l.irg
' f ol war "
r I- ,. n .silt- i"
of tie- fl". t
lav a. i irnpr.
d
net au
itel to'
illlCWS I I ..
t powerful ft
le t'd 1 1 1 An,
one lit ra t Ion
- . I land to
r Itir..
j.ijf l.;i
1 illeSil (Ml
i hh.it
,l -Inn.
ii i joj
l.i
h- i. w lc ri ', h'
k tc I'f-'.. tn -to, ri, th--nr
rtl"'' .-Killor; ' ) I
'I f 'r '-I- -i U( . m "ft :
n th 1h t fco'l-i"
n t i-nt f t.,n Mi. V r ircnt
imi K;mi;-m - .T.iIo.- N a
.. -, Vi .ri -i'f N .!. rr
-t , ;-., rt-i.i. l;i'-h r.-htn-l
!- . :irel I'hth. Iit- r rh M i
N'u.Mmj. "h-o :iro! M ur4itmi pf 1 1
. 1 1 1 ' t t h tH4t of yt-Vi-rit ( ,)
nil-: if:irY aito.
I,"M
fill If
M ' '
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A ? KIM' 'I' .. July 7 - J T
s k .I t'ti-iri-K( miin f Ia'n
. Vn'rt m fntiiHv in)nrp( Utf- t
filtrht ii 4fl iM'f.wh(lf eWrH'-llf hr
I a 4-t-n I
horn, and thin nist nn-J :
dx-d to.h.v i hc a-f-idrnt to thr- m.i- ,,r' "f r ' -l,t '?ar. wcurnrd. anJ
Thin- 'a 'i i -.lUht Hnd it w;i n .t ""htli-Mw. tio utio ngreti thtlr ub
thoutfht Isxkv budly hurt. . fctnee mort than 4u tht-y.
them, generally because I hey were a
trifle too fast III iHlling on I tie plug
insin for water, thu fupltul llosc
company of K.il- Ish entered the head
of (In. course with Its white waipm
anil hsti'liHotni' gray hars1 Hind enriic
down the glistening hllhulltlilc like
a Ktu'eiik of 1 1 trill . Its inen moved with
celerity ami certainty, and IIhto wa
an cxcMimI clamor when the water
leu I icd rrom the pipe liei-Hiiw. It wiu
I called thai Caidtail had Iwcn as
lust as tile wind, and there win a
tour and a howling mob of Hulemn
ymputhlzers when the time 27 l-d
KK'onds Hva posted After that thvro
was "nothing lining" In the record
way, "bPw-ouls" coming fast,
It Is generally conceded I hat there
are few nllilotie events so eclllni
us these how wagon rners, thi-y fna-
lurlng a horm. race and mieody work
by the men and embracing a fair ele
ment of danger since two men inuxt
step from the racing machine going
.10 miloK an hour and get to work
In a fraction of second. If any
proof was needed It was to ls found
In Mo- i-lretinista-iK-e tjhat hundreds of
ladles remained In a down ur of
ralu that fell ami fell u.nd then cumi
down hy the barrel foil, and then
oim ned up th' hydrant hIm.vo as was
the case in the lime of Noah, dereua-
(I'oniiinied on page four.)
RALEIGH FELT ABSENCE
OF HER FIREFIGHTERS
St. Paul's Church Set on
Fire hy a Toy Ha I loon
limned.
Cim-1I lo The lllw'll )
I l: A I I I' ; II. N. 1 1 . Julv 7. Tileiidin
iiiilit a In. balloon s.l adllfl bv .vimi
il.'othll' ss p. rson lii-ht. d on lb.- shirr
gl. r o-.f of ;-ii Paul . colored ' linn h
and tall. -I l, Ida," that .'pHtroyed
(lie hiill'liiig. 'I'll' sane i onl 1 1 value
' . l tut- lo a building In le'-I llal'-lgh.
- ailing He fin in i t lor a long run
to I. on :.'!. luiirii dial' Iv alt.r tlii
' .ll.ll III lb- lit" was d i. e. ' red oil th'
ihui'h root and box was lung In
Tin n ' ti'U' d a trag' d . of errors
Th" Capital II" company.
mlst.tk
, lllg lb" III
pa.. d .Ii"
; going and
' small tie v
i m. daiiM d lo Pox 1 1 . and
'II'. by I tl tin rn ing cli or eh
' orrin.K d'h" lire was .v
did nol s it. Tti'-v Inrri
i'l ;i nt I nt I". Lu x . 1 , mil v Ii' ft IL'.
yt.i Ihtlf th.v r.tjiMi th- flM- 'Hit.
( .M.-.ifi v hi!' , th. Hl.if in h;i-l coin t r
; f r "111 ifi-I hi' (. f - h ti'liej . ri'l of
' town v.' nt ih tif -l h'iTM I ; i h u 1
J N". I hi."t Mfi 'ic . ' ' f i -ircl li.i'l
I 4 lni. t h. I -i l y. Iit-n lie li
I v, a u r Mil i i I 'II'"
j 'lh u,i' r a. turn.. on irrl th' r
!ta;ii nt u.-Miir' iti"Hj'h to throw th'
w ;i t i .('. th- Aii.-i'trt . 1 lm il' ;im
ir rt.i.s '.ri h.Ki'l lif I . .i "'I I'.i'J
tni - r . ( . hut v. .i -i ii-, i ii.-.- !,
Aftr i in.M'I'ril.!' Lhi, 'luring
v,iu h th tire A lA -.r .i-iiiiii t;i.l'lis
' ' 1 1 r 1 t t j , r j-i 1 1 1 w .i i i .i ! I 'I f ' tl' ;i ml
tin. ill. I iir njsh'-'l, rt ti- ft it w.t-I.-.
I.i f t 'lu ;in. K"''l I' w-t.H a
in r to tin- th"Ujn) ( w wuh h
'd thi hr why th' Ihk M'-ririor w.it
riof hk 1 afi'l It U sti 1 1 an u.iol. ed
A-.ii'h r o (h- r-.pl" "t Hub !Kh.
Tri hKhtiriK (7h i n- y f tht; Mre
li.:irtrn-nt .Nfn?ri'l'rarifv w--nk-
-n-I hy th aUmnt: f fh- two tr&m
now Httftfi'tlnv i hs Kirm n tourna
ment in Ah'Mll- Th- if v bwt
fir--hrhf rn hni the mifortun lo rw
4y wh 11 thin, tho nnt diNtntrouf
Represcntatlvosof Throe Croat
iNallons Honor Mem
ory ofChamplaln
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
RECONCILES STATES
American And Canadian Sold
iers Fratornlze While
Croat Ones Speaks
( riy AssiMiaiMi I'tmi
rtl 'it.uiiioi.l Kr V 1,. V .
I inniiiv.i, ti i wur . -
New York tutu's share In th ter
centenary celebration of the discov
ery or laiko t'hainplaln reached Its ,
Umax today. Tomorrow the auenna of
i,igcnntiv, the parados, the npnech
imiklim, the Interchange of com pi I
intuit iimong the throe nationa of
France, tlrnat Ilrlttuin and tha Unit- '
ed HtatcH, who sharod In tho history
making of the Champlaln country
will all bo trsnnferred acrosa th tak
to Vermont and Hurllnton will hava
Us Ming.
Governor Hughei nf New Tork and ;
ilovemor l'rouly of Vermont, In thalr
speech-making tours today. Indulged
In a good deal of pleaaanlry About
tho rivalry between the two statai. 4
whervuiHin Ambaaaadur Jusaeraud
I lilw afternoon declared!
'(liintlenien, Champlaln dlaeovarad H
both sides of the laka at ths Mini,
time. lb. looked on one aid and than,
I he oilier. 'lie law Naw York and ha
caw Veiinnl and ha liked tbsnv
both.' i ai'miajj )
Taft anil (liamplaln.
Mr. I.emlux and Ambassador Ju
norand each took President Taft or
n subject and In their remarks av
null miuai 1,1 iiin,iw,w .wh-
plaln.
The spirit anil all that wm. Mtt
In Champlaln," deoUrtNl Mr. Jtar
ami, "Uvea again I'reh)iint ,TM. And ,
laere In a peo(ile In ft dhrtant archb
ludugo who know It and feel It i4
who lor cwnlurlw .will blew
Military lqlir,. :S:I( . .
CartHtla hurt tm ihara lit tav'
day a c e lepra mm and on in Amri-i
i mi military rttmirvaUon at Platta-
hnrg biirmck thl aflornootl- thaf '
who u parade or American and Ca-;
naillan troopii, upeclacular to da-'
gree nelilnni attained In Ihla nountrr.
The apeeeh making and exerelaea
at the stand hail been completed and
thu aim wum rant allpiln down to th
western horizon when tha buglm ba' '
gan the MtlrrlnK notea of "aeaehibly'."
Aliiiimt In an limlant tha ra(d
fringe of rnddlern waa transferred In
to a rigid linn which atretchad front
one end of Ihc vuMt parade irround to
the other. When tha laat of thu mar
tial I ones hud died away tha hand of
the Fifth Infantry lrtnd "tha Btar
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fCnntlniind on pay alit.)
OWNER OFSMALLPIRTOF
BOND ISSUE COLLECTS;
OTHERS MUST ALL LOSE
SeciiritieK Put ut by Wft
Ibi.sh in WartimoH l)e
eliired to He Lien.
CITS tm WM CENT
(Hy ss Inliil I'retw.)
r-C' IVMII. July 7. By a decla.
iru In Hi. ! lilted Htatm I .iuri Ol
AppealH today Oi" WarHwh raJlwav
vlll be eomp. Il' d to pay tSOO.OOo.
wlii' h Is On amount of the principal
and . orii.ur.d Intercut n tl'0.01
.f bond kwiii"! bv lite mad In 17(1,
and hooght by Henry 1. Comptoij
Of 'i.,1. -do. 'IlliO.
Tin- I.. i,. Is re tir! "f an iiwun of
tl.flll IMIO e'tiiiinrieril bonds ma'P- bv
th. old Top do and Wa.li th rmllwaiT
.iiri ) ki ii '. in IsliJ.
" onii.ton bat. lio n 'bad for wvert
.ears and hi- widow. Mra. Klle-'-.-n
' "olii i'loii hiiM c.ifilllinisl the auil,
iIiIioikii ii is s..id thai the r'-J (!
iii rs of l h. iiond. at pnnent ia a
in in .f Wall st r . . t look '-rs
'"..inpt'in r' oior.d Jud(finnt
again it lb. r. id in the oliio l-fuprein
i rt. TO. road took th" cam lo
th. Stipr. lie coiiit of the United
Hates, whi'h held that Compton
bad th. nht to wll proporty rf tha
road In Ohio lo compel imymcltlK of
his lie Ijriiii nt The road ha Bin.-
Is "I, lighting on rhe thoory iha th
proiitji of tin r,hlo jKFrtHm of U.a
nmd at th" inie of the original ult
Kiln llb il wen- not mifllcb-nt to meat
th" reiyrncnt of ttitw bofid fsnue.
Pbe hiiblem ,if rhe remainder of
trie one million do liar isxue of bond
will not lie able to collect rent. It
in mid. owing to the fact that they
fatlisd to legally kt feat thetr Men
yean. ago. The Adelliert college or
(Continued oa pace three.)