B. SHERRILL, Editor and PubUshcr.
PUBLISHED MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
$1.50 a Year. Dat la Adrzscm
Vol. xxxvii.
CONCORD. N. C. MONDAY, MAY 27. 1912.
NO. 5)5
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U-DERWOOD HAS Txi liUAU
0VE WILSON- AND HARMON.
THE STATE PRIMARIES.
pf.'i Gets Over Two-Thirds of
tie County's Vote. Dr. Young En-
as Delegate to National Con-
or ard Doughton for Congress.
i,.ni'i ii
l,r .,f delegates were present, wnen a btate-wiue prjmary-will.be
'pr"-inct being represented ex- held .to name a successor to Senator
7 township. In the absence Simmons. .
. airman, Mr. J. L. Miller, E. Travis has the leadjver S.
f I j. c00k was chosen chairman. "aniei lor snort term ot corpora
t".' " I T TarUell,J. C. Fink and tl0n Commissioner. y George P. Pell
geis o j?r vt-iii. ox me liiKirueit'd
Result in Doubt as Between Wilson
And Underwood. Pell Far Ahead
For Corporation Commissioner.
Democratic convention with two
exceptions (Caldwell and Wake) were
held in all the counties throughout
North Carolina last Saturday. Dele
gates were elected to the State con
vention to be held at Raleigh June 6
and the congressional and judicial
conventions.
Many of the conventions Rent their
delegates uninstructed, at the same
time the delegates expressing a pref
erence, while others instructed out
right for either Underwood or Wil
son. Harmon and Clark got a few
votes here and there, but none to
A-Democrats Delegates .to State amount to anything. ; -
Ixcke Craige was endorsed in near-
,rd Congressional Conventions. hy au tlie counties for Governor.
t,,. a.arrus County Democratic In only one or two instances did
.-,hiv. The convention con- Party evidently deciding to let this
1 . m vloelr nnd nuite a matter take care of itself later on.
dorsec
SEVERAL BAHLE8UIPS
II CHUt
NO. 29 WILL STOP HERE
!nvr.t:
vote for lon? term' Corporation Com
missioner, with A. J. Maxwell second
best, who has a good lead over A. B.
Justice of Charlotte.
For Lieutenant Governor W. E
Dapiel, of Weldon, has a decided lead
in the instructed vote, with John G.
Will Again Stop Here on Flag as it
Did Previous to May 12-
Th editor of The Tirar received
the following letter Saturday dom
ing: Greenville. S. C, Mar 24, 1212.
Mr. J. B. Sherrill.
Concord, X. t
Dear Sir:
v,... t t.
e. have arranged to have train
Opinion is Expressed by Officials, r on at word
, previous lo 3iay l.'in.
lours verv trulv,
L. II. HUNGER FORD,
ONLY TO PROTECT AMERICAN
INTERESTS, SAYS PRESIDENT
!!;.) M. Oglesby were appointed sec-
naiLi'('s tor president were men
fcki. resulting as follows: -
r' ' in o. iu:i oior. tt
Harnifii, jo.-.), nsun, -.oi , uu-
i "!" OA
.(rWOOG,
Ii0(k( Craig was endorsed tor gov-
oil
C.m t . ( ' )(!' .1 II l I mil. r vir 41. L l a
,or,,iil:it('s lor State otlices wnor"""' " v.x,
,ve r.o opposition, except Treasurer Pell Far Ahead
wr ( -vTral votes beimr cast for Mr. I Winston-Salem, Mav 25. Tele-
fl: V? (klell for this ofTice. Mr. OdelL's grams and long distance 'phone mes
utf. v;i- complimentary as he is not sages tonight to former Jude George
oandi'late for the office. P. Pell, candidate for long term Cor-
Hon. H. L. Doughton was endors- poration Commissioner, indicate that
1 for ('( npi-ess by acclamation, he got practically solid support from
For Lieutenant Governor the fol- the following counties in the State
i . Tk 1. 3 7: ii .
iwinir Vdte was east; uauguuiui;t; i , conventions;
haw. Daniel, 10; McRae, 5; Alamance, Alleghany, Ashe, Avery,
Boushall, 3; Newland, 15. Cabarrus, Caswell, Currituck, Davie,
Three candidates were placed in Durham, Davidson, Forsyth, uraham,
minat ion for Corporation Commis- Hyde, Montgomery, Orange, Pasquo
, i t-h t i. : ,i a i. r..ii. ti : d
honor .(long lermj, x en, tiusinre mm uaiiK, jtoik, x erquiuiaus, x ci&on,
axw-ll. The vote was: Pell, 41 ; Rockingham, Rowan, Stanly, Stokes,
astice IS, and Maxwell, 4. Surry, Swain, Washington, Watauga,
Mr. iS. (J. Daniel was endorsed by Wilkes, Wilson and" Yadkin.-
Icclamation for the short term. Most of 'the Delegates Uninstructed.
Dr. H. S. Young was endorsed as with returns from 73 of the 100
olpjrato. to Democratic National con- COunties of the State in hand last
ontion. The delegation is uninstruct- pjt it was quite evident that the
-las to the other delegates and the musti0n of whether the Wilson or
uo alternates. Lrderwood torces were in conttoi
All Democrats at the convention Lsted almost solely with the unin
t?re elected delegates to tne ion- structed deleirations. The counties
1 Cnnvnt.ion. which meets in .An
falisbarv June 5 and to the State gtate convention 799 and of this
lonvrntion wtnen meets in naiein, more than halt, or 44b delegates so
une G. They were instructed to uninstructed. Wilson people concen-
last the vote as expressed in conven- trated their fight in many counties
ton for the various candidates. for instructed delegates and succeed-
Chairman Cook requested that ah ed in getting a total of 182.81 conven-
bmbers of the county executive com- Uion votes in 30 counties. In many
fcittee' meet immediately after the hnstances it was known that the op-
onvention adjourned, stating that nosition to Wilson bent their ener
hairraan Miller had tendered his es for uninstructed delegates. The
nation and it would be necessary Underwood strength in 28 counties is
However. That Troops Will Be
Landed if Conditions Do Not Im
prove. $30,000,000 of American
Property in Danger. -Most Serious
Conditions Prevail.
Washington, May 27. President
Gomez's protest against American in
tervention will have no effect upon
the preparations of the United States
army and navy to land expeditions if
conditions in the island do not rap
idly improve, is the opinion express
ed by officials here today. The most
serious conditions arejbelieved to pre
vail in the Province Orient, where
there are at least $30,000,000 worth
of American property.
New York, May. 27. The arm
ored cruiser Washington, flagship of
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus, commander-in-chief
of the Atlantic fleet
and four battleships of the fourth
division saifed south, supposedly for
Key West, on hurry orders yesterday
a few hours after arrival in port
from, Provincetown, Mass. The battle
ships following the flagship were the
Ohio, Missouri, Mississippi and Min
nesota. Taft Says Marines Are to Protect
American Interests.
Elizabeth, N. J., May 27. Presi
dent Taft today sent a message to
President Gomez, of Cuba, assuring
him that the United States will not
intervene. President. Taft said he was
sending marines for the purpose of
protecting American interests only.
700 Marines Reach Guantanamo.
Havana, May 27. The cruiser
Prairie with 700 marines -aboard!
reached the Guantanamo naval sta
tion today. The marines immediately
landed to reinforce the small guard
already there. Government officials
asserted today that the revolution is
confined to the Orient province and
will soon be stamped out. Two negro
leaders have surrendered. Vandal
ism is reported at several points to
day, but it is the work of individuals
and not organized bands.
SujwrintendeLt.
This new will be receive in Con
cord witn pleasure. AH trains of the
Southern now stop in Concord. Im
mediately after the order was issued
to discontinue Concord a a flag I
1 1 H IS
rosxsT hill ?rrw&
(IS ill
NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETS
AT CHICAGO JUNE $
Wstl 6t lU 5rv TfUUy Car.
tr sat. rtw5.alv
ikiirM'Hs, H. It iuil Mr.
I
Mr. Mt-K A, u.
Forecast of Bitter Fifiit Orrr Ten- "v nu t , Kr. Ur J, W.
If-J a he T.x.v by hta
porary Chairman of Cbcao Cos
Ttntion. Clipp ii RootertH't Can-
didate, and Root is Taffa May U !
Decisive Point in Taft RooteTtH
Feud.
Washington, May 27. Tie furecat
stop May 12, t lie- matter was taken
lis for a bitter prevu rulu.n ;ht
Mr il win u
i'art. :? tatti it
tonus
irry-a'.l
tra'.i fit .
1 J r. 1 r m.tmr
veil a choice lor the place, itrll t,er !r u,tx i- , f tln.,Uu
ttday tor Jerwy City to cvutrr tt.M-n. suljlt lft. k,.
Ruoavelt. The conference. con.e on ,fath.r Mf j. t jf.j '
the heeU of a utexuenl by Senator, MrrK T I. M,- T:, J,4,.
lilt MV -.tl tilL..,I.A.. T1. .,,1 ! I
ai 1 , . . iican convention at tiucao. .nattr
not ox iiixs iajer aio iok up iiie
matter with Mr. Hunjrerford and
with Mr. Henry W. Miller, assist
ant to the president, at Atlanta. Im
mediate and courteous replies were
received from both, and they indi
cated tLat the matter would be remedied.
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THE NEW CAR ARRIVED
LAST SATURDAY.
t. ar:-4 iWrtia
Kar.;lia
Klihu Kwi, of New York., who i ?
o elect a successor.
121.85 v.otes. The Harmon and Clark
At the committee meeting it was Lfrengt h combined as shown in 14
eciiled to postpone the election ot a e0unties totals 11.12 convention voes
airman. This will be done at a later
peting. probably " " short Frieze-Ouery Engagement Announced
Miss Sudie Harris entertained a
imp.
Rowan Democratic Convention.
t
number of friends at her home on
I . i r o o rv x 1 1
Salisbury, May 26. Rowan Demo- West Depot street irom a:5U to x
.. i i . 'i. Hfloortc TI rtf f tt TJiftc! q n n
on an. Walter ATumhv for the leg- ner visnois, xxi -vj
lature. T. D. Brown for State Sen- Vivian Simpson, of Glen Alpine, JN.
ate. .in.l n fnii ftnfw t;r.tpt..-. Col. C. JJunng tne evening, wuue xum
i d XU11 V.OUUI T V v- x - I " . i
- H. P.ovden, who was unopposed, ment reignea .supxexxie, tuo -----ai
been 'nominated for the Senate announced the-engagement of Miss
n the primaries but withdrew in fav- Beulah yuery to Mr. ocoit xrieze,
of Mr. Brown, a farmer, so the the wedding to occur June itn. iuiss
mntv u ,MCOntat w uuerv nas neia a uosinou at tuC a
"uiliu nave it icuituvui't I . in i
the leirislntivA tielcet. Earlv in barrus Savings X5anK lor a, uuiuua
Hp ,.nv, n;n- nf vears and is very popular among
tmcted delegates to tie National a large circle oi irienu, n..
Convention created a warm discus- Frieze, the groom-to-De, is one ox vyU-
xvliioh ww Srt W if. was dronrj- cord's yolmg business men, uiu
H until otw l,einMa nm, bn at- been connected with the Gibson Drug
de.lto. Later the vote was divided Store tor several years.
tOllnlll Ut TTT: 1 , mnn
bitPhead Klutz, arid Hayden Clem- Family Reunion ai mr. uonn xxuS.
Mr. Sims' Proposed Trip.
i. Mr. Editor: Your notice of my trip
to Riviera, Texas, has caused a num
ber of friends to inquire as to where
Riviera is located. Riviera is located
on the gulf coast of Texas, 103 miles
this side of Brownsville, on the St.
Louis7"x3rownsville and Mexico Rail
way. This is a new road from Hous
ton to Brownsville, buit as near the
gulf as possible, and as far as climat
ic conditions, go, the entire gulf coast
country is very fine for certain forms
of ill health. Several friends are ex
pecting' to make the trip with me.
We leave Concord Monday, June 3rd,
by way of Birmingham, Memphis,
through Oklahoma, middle Texas and
Houston on around the gulf coast as
far as Brownsville with various side
trips in Oklahoma and out from the
gulf coast road to various points, a
round trip of 3,660 miles. Rate frac
tion over one and one-half cents a
mile good for 25 days, with stop
over privileges going or coming. I
will gladly give any information pos
sible. JNO. A. SIMS.
One of the Latest Models. Was
Started That Evening. Schedule
Evening Echedule Every Thirty
Minutes.
The new street car arrived Saturday
morning from Greensboro. The car
is one of those recently received by
the Norths Carolina , Public Service
Company at Greensboro and has been
in use there only a short time. It is
one of the latest models and in ap
pearance will compare favorably with
the cars in use on any line in this sec
tion. A force of hands spent the
morning unloading the car and it was
started up about 4 o'clock to be
in operation from the depot to Gib
son Mill that evening. The company
will maintain a faster schedule ,and
hopes to make round trip every thir
ty minutes. .
Porch Party For Little Girls.
Thursday's Greensboro News con
tained the following:
Yesterday afternoon at her home
on Blandwood avenue, Mrs Irving
H. Eldridge very pleasantly enter
tained a bevy of little girls ata porch
partv in honor of her cousin, Cot-
trell Sherrill, of Concord, who is her
The hostess had planned a number
of unique guessing games which af
forded much merriment.
The vine covered porch where dain-
tT refreshments were served was
beautiful with its decorations of pink
and white roses mingled with palms
and ferns. Those who made up this
happv party were:
Marion Gilmer, Elizabeth Harri
son, Mabel Aldermai, Eugenia Pat
terson, Aleece Sapp, Mary Turner,
Sallie Alston, Love Ireland, Claire
Stafford, Dorothy Brown, Lucile Hull.
Dorothy and Maude Herrimon, Fran
ces Millikan, Margaret Chamberlain.
Maurice Moore, Lois Petty, Margaret
Hunt, Frances 6haw, Virginia
Schench. Louis Stamey, Lena Al
bright,. Dorothy Haller, Mary Louise
Patterson, Cottrell Sherrill and Mary
Lilly Eldridge.
Taft's choice, that he will accept the rj.v fnrtHi
chairmanship. f
Th ti'ht has jut betm and may
be the decisive joint in the Taft
Hoosevelt feud. The National Com
mittee meet at Chicago June 0.
COMMENCEMENT AT
scotia s:
ARY.
guest
Exercises Began Yesterday and Will
Conclude Wednesday Morning With
Graduating Exercise.
The annual commencement of Sco
tia Seminary were formally opened
yesterday afternoon at Westminister
church when Dr. A. W. Verner, presi
dent of the institution, delivered the
Baccaluarate semon. The church was
crowded to its capacity and Dr. Ver
ner's effort tfas listened to with un
divided interest.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock the
entertainment by, the preparatory
school will be held in the chapel.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, the an
nual address will be delivered at West
minister " church by Rev. Dr. Jarnes
A Snowden, professor of Theology at
the Western Theological Seminary,
Pittsburg.
Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock
the exercises by the graduating class
will be held in the chapel. The gradu
ating class numbers tbirtv-four this
Mr. W. A Wilk'tttw'n j-m Sunday
m Grccj;!ro tth hi children,
Miw Helm and M4 Vi!liaB,
at the hm . f Mm. A. M. Har. Mr.
Willi :in heard the lvala jret
M-nnon of G. P. CUct hrrr Mua
Helen A student'.
Mr. Karl Kidrflcir, of Chrltta
fnt Sunday in tcTJ ith rla
tivc.
Mr. T. Ii Siriiir, f iWMMhPCbtr
t'ity, fcpcftt Sunday In the eity with
family . at tb hii f hi fihr,
llfv. Jacob Simpson. Mr, SiTi;ia
and.chiMren accrnanic4 Mr. itur
sn to lVntT)r Cuy.lawt uisrht.
The fktr-t rar folk have doubt lt
been tli rccojucnl of much verbal
abn fnu t travJij tblie ta
the lflt ten day, ut lal m;ht tu
thirty jx"p!e were agreeable nurn-
to fmd a tnn trilby ar aaimg
No. 'Xy' arrival, which wa f'-ur houra -late,
and arrived a!ut 12:. io; Such
srviec will quickly win the public.'
fav
or.
I
Ci
vear
Dr. Fred Miienheimer SubUd.
Dr. Fred Micuheitner, -n of Dr.
C A. MUenbeimer. of 4hrktte. Was
istabhcd in a mom at t h Hufonl Hotai
about 12:30 oVIc-k Sa4unLiy aftar
n(H)n. Today' ()!rver ha the fol
lowing concerning the matter:
Out of t h marc of conflicting r-;
Mri it developed early yetterdax
morning that (Maude Blaekwell, ltv
tock dealer of Kershaw, S. ' , wav
Ulness From Eating Ice Cream.
Ysterdav nfternoon fr. and Mrs.
John M. Cook, Master. John M. Cook,jt nian who ni&hM Dr. Fred Mia-
,tnt. in favor of no instruction. The Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sims are
fonvc-ntiun indorsed .R. L. Doughton having a family reunion at their home
for Congress; Locke Craig for Gov- a short 'distance from the city. The
rcor; fcen Lacy for State Treasurer; guests are: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mew-
fieorge P. Pell for Corporation Com- borne and son, of Kinston; Mr. and
I 'iH i , ,j . xryan vjrnmes xoi oco- iirs. sr. x-. ttt-i
fe5ar.v of State. It also indorsed the ville, S. C; Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wil
f alary system for county officers and Hams and children, cf Charlotte; Mr.
?ea-rt;ud its allegiance to theso- and Mrs. T. G. Pickard, ot Danville;
Men of 12 years limiting county of- Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sloan, of Char-
o three terms. lotte; Mrs. Win donnson ana cuu-
A roil rt Salisburv; Mr. and Mrs.
UX VXil . f '
1000
' if
Underwood Roosters to Balti- C L. Sims and children, of Hams
more From Georgia. burg; j! G. Sims, of New York, and
; 'a. Ga.. May 26. Georgia's Miss Johnsie Sims.
'"'I- to the Democratic Nation- - '
Evidence Against Claude Allen Con
cluded.
Wytheville, Va., May 27. The
State today concluded the direct evi
dence against Claude Swanson Allen,
son of Floyd Allen, now held to ex
piate in the electric chair for his part
in the Hillsville murders. Young Al
len is likewise charged with first de
gree murder for his shooting in Judge
Massie's court room.
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of Found
ing of Davidson College.
Davidson, May 26. The celebra
tion of the seventy-fifth anniversary
of the founding of Davidson College
(.J a
was ushered in today by a sermon by
Rpv. Dr. George L. Petne, ot Char
lottesville, Va., before the Y. M. C
A. of the college.
A large and inspiring audience as
sembled in the Presbyterian church
at the hour for morning worship
Among the ministers present were:
Rev. Drs. James McDowell and J. G.
Richards, CWles G. Vardell, Red
Springs, R. E. Vinson, Texas, W. L.
Lingle, Richmond.
Jr., and Miss Ethelyn Crabtree, of
Salem, Va., guest of Mrs. Cook, were
taken suddenly ill. For a time their
condition was tserious and ptomaine
poison was feared. I-ite in the af
ternoon, however, their condition un
proved and this morning they were
very much better, Mr. Cook being
able to sit up.
It is thought the cream served for
dinner was the cause of the illness.
Miss Ella Belle Shirey, who is also
a guest of Mrs. Cook, suffered no ill
results from eating the cream.
heimer in Room 28 at the Btiford bo
te! Saturday arid not R. hk Beckhaan
as first reported.
Blaekwell ih a yun man abut 21
years of age, and admit hi part ia
the cutting. He waa arreted ye tor
day in hi room at a hotel in I.avn
carter and brought back to Charlotte
in the aftemon in an automobile by
Oiief Christenbury.
' Misenbetmer wa hitting Skijrpar
and myelf over the head with &
plnrnVers' churn Mick." aid Black-
: well at the police station lat nizht.
The ice cream was made at home j "and I aked hirn to utop, and when
and was made of cream and fruit, he kept on, I tuek !mn with my
and the family is at a loss to know j knife. Of eoare, I did not tnean to
just how it caused'such ill effects. j hurt him eriouly and did not think
!that I had done o ;intil laten I went
The Peeler Reunion. jdown s-tairn into the lobby: and told
The second annual reunion of the I a bell boy. U get a doctor. I wan in
Peeler generation will be held in the j room when an oflWr came in
grove at Crescent orphanage, Thur- j and re-named until the rjotor ha-J
day, August 22nd. The president, arrived. "
Rev. A. S. Peeler, will appoint the I ,
different committees within a week! Roosevelt and Taft in New Jersty.
or so. A splendid programme will i forristown, N. J., May 27. Rxnve
then be arranged. j velt in a rear platform ijeech here to
It is planned to make this reunion . day replied to Taft' charge that
much large irKSCope than the first one. j Roosevelt had len extrava,5ant rnith
Representatives of the Peeler family j public fund while PreiUnt. Uoos
are expected from Pennsylvania, Ten-j vent aid that during bi adminitra
nessee. Florida and other States, be-' tin such a big aarpliw had been ae-
sides those in different sections of j e-umulate-1 he was able partly to pay
-v ntion at Baltimore will be
w:-.l i)V a" Specjai party 0f 1,000
' 'vi eninusiasis, wno win iah.e
"1 -I !f"!l 41
g.. ..i mite uiajs uauuo uuu
:A ilrum corps, it wasannounc-
. 1 .n special 11U111S UJL X Ull-
!- a.-Lcs will be chartered for the
Mr.nd arrangements have been
'Jf- lor the "rooters" to occupy
more.
- 1. ,
's during their stay inTBalti-
tir5 Unt man lS one wastes no
in coming to the point.
Mrs. Cline to Entertain in Honor of
Mrs. Sanders.
The following invitations have been
issued:
Mrs. Ralph E. Uine
at home
Wednesday, 'May the twenty-ninth
four to six
Mrs. Royal S. Sanders. ,
" Fruit a la filth" the kind served
from sidewalk stands after being ex
posed to street dirt and flies.
Briggs Says Taft WiU Sweep New
Jersey.
Perth Amboy, N. J., May 27. Unit
ed States Senator Briggs, of New
Jersey, who has traveled through the
State with Taft, made the statement
today predicting that Taft would
sweep the State in Tuesday s pri
maries. The Conventions.
Democratic Congressional Conven
tion, at Salisbury, June 5th.
Democratic National Convention, at
Baltimore, June 25th.
Democratic State Convention, at
Raleigh, Thursday, June 6.
North Carolina.
for the Panama canal without a-kinj
Congress for an appropriation.-
The Stanly Convention. j pertj, Amboy, N. J., May 27.
The Democratic county convention ; a you rernember what Room veil
was held in Albemarle Saturday to ! j,aid about roe four year a?o." aid
nominate officers for the various rpresident Taft here today. "I can't
county offices: Representative, R. E. t rereat to you what he aid. I would
Austin-; sheriff, T. R. Forst; Ireaur-; Ui4n to do M jn eiyrrl ht. s3j(j that
er, R. N. Furr; cotton weigher.NJ. T. ! waa the man in the country
Lewis; coroner, P. J. Honeycutt; ur-,lo preident. Weil. I can only ay
veyor, A. S. Lentz; county commit j lhat j he waft mura rarr the
sioners. T. S. Parker, Z. D. Coggm. Q hi ordnion of me then than
nominated. ; up nr,-x "
Mr. Walter Moser, formerly a mem
ber of the pitching staffs of the Bos
ton and St. Louis Americans, is now
with the Sioux City Cldb of the West
ern League. '
Lorimer Refuses to Resign.
Chicago, May 27 The Tribune
here today said: "William Lorimer
refuses to resign as United States
Senator from Illinois. Thef belief is
that he will force his friends to go
to the limit probablv until the eve of j a. M. Mabry, were
a decision vote, then ne wiu resign. .
An Inquiry, ;
Wilbur Wright Worse. Now that the citizens have to buy'
Dayton, Ohio. Mav 27. Wilbur , their drinking water and Union street
Wright is worse todav.. He suffered ; has been fixed so that it L not &-.-
another relapse and bis typhoid con- ?ary to spnnKie n. can v
dition is again critical. Physicians sprinkle Spring street and the cros ;
are in constant attendance. Streets this summer? .
- lo'CIKr-u.
i , t 1
A telegram was received nere o
relatives yesterday from Mr. Stuart
Jersey Campaign Eds.
Trenton, N. J , May 27 Political
leaders gav- riii'al iritnJcioni to tieir
lieutenant in the Nw Jer-y cam
paign today: the speaker ch.d their
tour and ti lu vvere drawn tight
tb
presidential
r.d Demo-
for the '.t:ng t'rr.orrow, wren
Stat preferenee for
candidate-. Republican
ciatic, will be expressed at the pri-
The street car force will begin work
- tr .i , - the it rent in Ihft .
Morrison stating that -Mrs. tlU.rie,. The general prediction U
had undergone an operation tor ap- nusiness secuoa i ' Vt tie re.-!t of the conf-t Wtween
pendicitis at their home in Wilson, work wUI be pushed ".1 : Rfor W RablU
The operation was suecessim na .po... e. M " indors!mnt U Uk.ly to b, -
weu as wuu vx.j . - . .
ceeaingiy cio.
Mrs, Morrison was resting as
could be expected.
jpleted by June 13th.