Clearfield Progress (Newspaper) - May 27, 1914, Clearfield, Pennsylvania THE CLEARFIELD PROGRESS HI HONOR OF WAR VETERANS Day to tie Observed In Clearfield EXERCISES IN OPERA HOUSE Will Be Delivered by Rev. Horace Lincoln D. of 1 Altoona J. Fred Marshal of of There Will be Two f Veterans of the Civil and civic man and will participate in Memorial day exercises to be held la on Saturday contribute flowers for the of the graves of the departed and the following of exercises be the of tbe The exercises at the opera house at 1.15 P. M. and will be Rev. 3. P. Quartette H. Murray Memorial Rev. Horace coln D. Rev. 15. C. D. MEMORIAL DAY General D. H. W. P. 3. Fred G. D. John M. James Walter 8noke, Capt. E. W. I. Automobile John M. D. C. C. 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First Police Co. No. 1, 3rd Ward Hose Fifth Regiment Band 2nd Ward Hose 4th Ward Hose Second High School American Drum P. O. S. of A Red Spanish War Vet In Exercises at Gettysburg Col P. Cornet bj Messrs Bridge and of Fifth Military Spanish War Vete R. C. F. D. Order of First Logan com Form on Market street at Opera Second Division Chief Connelly Form on South right resting at Market St. to Third north to Reed west to Second St to Market thence to th Please Bring Please bring or send f towers fo Memorial Day to Court house Satur May 30. Tie ladies who kindly assist in pre the flowers will meet In th arbitration court at A ORCHARD DEMONSTRATION Four of Them to be Held in field County In Month of There will be four orchard In Clearfield county In June All persons interested in growing rult should attend these these are the last demonstrations hat will be this The and dates of the county demon June 2nd, Jerome Thomas June 3rd, Clearfield County June 4th, W. L. June 5th, Haskell G. Kunes PROSPECTS FOR PEACE NOW ENCOURAGING Witt at May Mexican situation exhibited these cardinal de- The Huerto und American missions at Niagara Falls were accord oa the disposition of the troublesome land one of tbe causes of Mexican A satisfactory basis for resolving tbp dispute the Huerta ment and the United the inter- national phase of the was declared to have been Denial was made that Carranza had refused to consider any form of tion Some men in the con- ference of the Constitutionalist ed that be was closely watching at Niagara Falls and seriously considering some Of those developments the view was taken in some quarters that that the two missions sought to op the vexing agrarian problem In spirit of conciliation seemed moat en- The Huerta delegates said to have receded from their orig Inal position that the land Issue for internal solution while the American mission gave ground from their first viewpoint that it should settled at the mediation With that factor giving off tbe hope srew in tration circles further Movements by American In Mcx ico could In- and pence mately restored in the southern re- PRIMARY VOTE AS COMPILED Good Headway FIGURES VOTERS MAY STUDY Pen rose Carried But Re- 628 Leu Than Were Cast for Rowland for Miller's Large The county commissioners Monday completed the of the Demc cratic and Republican votes cast at the primaries on May 19 and ate ow engaged In computing the Waah party The figures U. S. 906 1196 Brumbaugh 1096 Cauffiel 613 117 Wood 237 21st Rowland 1824 Member State Caldwell State Swoope Date Hoover Miller DEMOCRATIC U. S. A. Mitchell Palmer Budd Vaice C. McConnick M. J. Ryan Tobias Benson State Patterson Bell Gingery Hesa Holes Hoover State W. A. Hagerty J. H. Weaver U. S. Pinchot 1213 212 565 1324 1736 877 1662 1117 2020 621 1809 714 827 707 1052 424 189 673 882 1009 575 1277 1209 643 HOSTON TRIAL HEARING END Defense Springs Hypothetical Case on The Court SLAYER SUBJECT TO EPILEPSY CAMP FIRE GIRLS Three New Members Initiated A Bicycle Trip The Camp Fire girls initiated three new members on The girls Margaret Eugenia chell and Josephine Chaperoned by Mrs. Philip Read and Miss Carrie the Second Ward Fire Co. ing girls bicycled to Camp Goldenrod A special meeting of Second Ward j Catherine Mary Liveright Governor Charles N. Brumm 264 William Draper Lewis 4.14 Lieutenant Percy F. Smith 646 Secretary of Internal Fred Lewis Lex N. Mitchell Arthur R. Rupley Anderson H. Walters Harry Watson 21st B. Mayo Member State Mitchell State E. Moulthrop Representative Barle G. Boose Edward G. Planten A. G. Woodward 64 617 560 580 555 605 619 607 542 410 405 440 AFRAID OF PINCHOT G. O P Organ Regards as Only Competitor of Penrose The Franklin Evening at known as General Charles Miller's paper am a Republican party frankly ad that it regards Gilford Pinchot no the fire company will be held In No. 1 Thursday May 28, for the purpose of getting new All members are requested to be present By order of J. K. May 27 2t. Catherine Grace Margaret and Virginia The Workman's Mercantile store be closed all day on Washington party and A. Mitchell dangerous competitor with Boies Pen rose for the United States The News election is not and the fact will appear more and i more evident as the merciless gallon of men characteristic of a campaign goes The real fight is j Penrose and and it i is going to be a very lively Dr Yeaney Gave It as His Opinion That In the Absence of a Shown Method For the Was Not in Right Maind at the The attorneys for the prisoner in the case in which Hoeton was charged with the killing of James Dunkle near Cataract on April fought hard to the from the electric Tuesday afternoon and evening were devoted the court in hearing the testimony for the and the case was held up pending the of a hypothetical question prc pounded to Dr. It Is the plea of the defense that Hoston killed Dunkle while was suffering from the effects of an epileptic It is claimed by Hoston that his mind was a blank from the time he rose from his chair in the dance house and started ward the door until sometime after- when he found himself under Long Legal Battle A lengthy legal controversy ensued this morning when the counsel for the prisoner presented its cal the gist of which was whether or not Dr Yeaney in the absence of any motive shown by the commonwealth for the killing of in view of the peculiar actions of Hoston after tne crime In trying to kick panels off the n wandering around the In returning to the house which the killing took place early the next in viewing the dead man and in making no attempt to escape Hoston might have been fering from mental aberration due possibly to a sudden attack of The question was finally admitted and Dr. Yeaney stated that he Huston was not responsible his crime in the doctor's opinion the crime was such a one it was impossible to believe that a man who was en good terms with the dead who had shaken hands with him and had drank with would commit the deed In his right Commonwealth's The commonwealth then presented to Dr. Yeaney the question whether a man who had shown symptoms of a peculiar state of who had walked to placed his arm around drew a knife from its used the knife to stab and slash walk out of the reappear next morning ter hiding trying to run away when told to was at the time suffering from an epileptic The doctor said that under such circumstances he was of. opinion that the man was not in a Dr. Stewart on Stand Dr. S.C. Stewart was called to the stand given a hypothetical tion by the differing that asked Dr. Yeaney only in Dr. Stewart declared it as his opinion that a man who acted as Hoston in an epileptic fit at the It is expected that the case go to the jury sometime The when on the stand declared that he had no recollection of anything that ed from the time he gave his guitar to a woman to at 1 o'clock on Sunday until 5 o'clock the same he found him self lying behind a log about 400 feet from the house in which Dunkle was It was shown by es that Hoston had returned to the gazed at the corpse and then started to walk toward he was shot and High School Students Enjoy a Day on the Mitchell The High School ed by Prof. walked to the Mitchell farm Tuesday held a Some of the thinking that the walk was too sauntered on past the road that tod to the grounds and had the pleasure of walking back to the place The class wae given a warm ome by the bugs and A smudge fire made by the Boy helped to tell them that the clan be just as happy without their A big swing was found and Many lade and lassies climbed the dizzy height to the little In the The great athletic stunt of the evening was Paul Watson's A Joyous game of tree tag the and all returned to their tired and HIGH SCHOOL BAND Delightful Muelo on the Streets on Monday The high school baud spent al hours on the streets on Monday during which time they dered many selections which greatly appreciated by the The high school band is composed of the young and boys of the Clearfield public under the leadership of Prof. and is making great The band a credit to and ie Im- proving It has been suggested that as a mark of the business men of town might provide the boys with and it is certain that a uniform would be ed by the will SENIOR OUTING Annual Medical The oldest national medical society the American Institute of will hold Us 70th annual con- vention at Atlantic June 29 to July 4, Dr. W. S. of wilt take part in the man's Hone tile Methodist district wtB Trinity day and large number of to be a Bui meeting to gran Cor the two Keynote Mrs. Hymn 3U. Mtae 410. exchange that leaned the Lord one to amd the Laid and heard It. a. remembrance was for them that feared the that thought Kia M. Mtae Words of Mn Mn. W. B. CoW Reports of WOMAN'S CLUB HAS INTERESTING SESSION Papers Read and Officers Are Elected For Present Year The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's club was held last ning in the High school ter the regular routine of opening ex- tbe club discussed the report of the flower Eighty-eight children have been enrolled In the flower raising The Interest taken in any thing of this by the Third ward ren Is A majority of the entrants in this contest are Third ward Im the May basket contest three of the prizes went to that part of The first prize in this contest Is the second and several prizes are Each child who takes part receives a Later a flower show will be George Read read a very In- paper of tiie This review of the year's work brought to mind many things that have been accomplished by the Mrs. T. Kurtz read a which the club hopes will be fulfilled in the coming The following officers were elected as Pres. Mrs. George 1st vice Mrs. B. M. 2nd vice pres. Mrs. E. W. Hess Mrs. Mrs. Philip The work of the coming year was and year also the CROSS COUNTRY RUN to OHM MM of Active at The Reports Italian Roll call of Methods Roll call of P. M. Rev. H. R. W. P. Friday 9 A. M. Executive 10 A. M. Closing Election of Reports of committees Unfinished Place of next Officers of Among the officers of the are the Mrs. Sarah Vice T. H. Corresponding Mrs. L. Recording Mrs. i. The district managers Mrs. J G. Mrs. Clara Mrs. A. C. Mrs. State Mrs r H. Therf Social will be a strawberry Great Interest Stirred Up Over the Coming Athletic The coming cross country run to i held ia June 20. under j Pin the basement of West Side M. E. j j the auspices cf the Y. M. C. A. Is BANKERS TO MEET HOE Group 6 to Have Session In field on Memorial Clearfield will be the Mecca the bankers next Group 6 of the Pennsylvania association will meet fa a with the Central association at the Group six comprises all of the tional banks and trust in and Huntingdon and the Central Pennsylvania association comprises the banks and trust In Indiana and Je stirring up great interest throughout prominent speakers Memorial day Ladies desiring to earn good i ey leisure hours at by i profitable send ten j cents for complete outfit and keening and furnished rooms Home Sewing 110- 13th Good Inquin May 25 5: Pa. Rooms For rooms for light May 27 j Pollock's Bargain May 27 6t. caas Friday May Western it promises Johnstown dre the auspices of R. M. Haney be on biggest Sunday school j Proceeds for benefit debt j The in charge ls ing liberal Ir. its choice of asd sovra medals and trophies of ex- quality will fce Loral should miss this May 2 73t. j Corn and i Ten cans of tomatoes are sold In this to five cans of com and two from Phi Bel and State College will the The local making every effort to visitors in a. befitting or frr In small 210 May ST
