Clearfield Progress (Newspaper) - June 10, 1914, Clearfield, Pennsylvania i THE CLEARFIELD Volume VIII June PINCHOT SCORES PENROSE AGENT Washington Candidate Speaks Plainly to Congressman CROWD HISSES SLEEK BENNY Alto Advices That Vote for Martin Brumbaugh Is a Vote for Teacher Afraid to Declare Where He Stands on After a triumphant trip through Union county Gilford candidate for the United States senate on the ington party addressed a meeting in the court house at Lewisburg Monday and took opportunity to deliver a personal to Ben the Penrose who was defeated for con- gress two years is running again for a and slipped into the Pinchot meeting for the apparent pur pose of learning which way the wind He got his bearings in a most unexpected Focht Roundly see former Congressman Focht behind those men in the ex- claimed Mr. Pinchot during his ad- want to serve notice on him and all the like him now that when the bik rats go all the little rats will Focht jumped to his but was hisses that he buried from the court greeted with such an outburst of in voters of this state have much to lose and nothing to gain by voting for Senator Mr chot yourselves what Senator Penrose has done for We all know what he has done for the Standard Oil Remember when you vote against tor Penrose you don't want to forget his candidate for Doctor Brumbaugh is one of those over- cunning men like who were defeated two years ago when they refused to come out in the open and tell the voters what they stood Before he was ed Doctor Brumbaugh also refused to tell what he stood but don't for- get that a vote for Doctor Brumbaugh is a vote for the Penrose More than 800 persons attended the meeting which crowded the house and over which Burgess Ralph elected on the Washington par ty ticket last The Bell band serenaded Mr. Pin chot and escorted him the hotel to the The other speaker of the evening was C. L. ton party candidate for congress from the Seventeenth district Ben RECORD WHEAT CROP Nine Hundred Milion Bushels is the Prospective Nine hundred million bushels of almost half of the average world's wheat and a new record for the United is the prospective total yield to the farms of the country this the department of agriculture announced Monday in its June crop The enormous crop will be 000 bushels more than ever before was grown in the United States in any one Excellent weather for the growing crop and an increase of 6.4 per cent in the acreage planted to wheat are There also will be large yields of oats and probably second in size in the history of the DUBOiS BOROUGH LOSES Verdict of Secured by Man In jured on In the United States court Monday the case of Pancoast against the borough of DuBos was tried be- fore the United States A. L. Cole appeared for the plaintiff and City Attorney McCall and W. for the Pancoast was awarded a verdict of for injuries received by being struck by a large campaign which blew down during a He had sued for The borough will appeal to higher court as it claims that it is not the re- sponsible party in the placing the blame on the parties who ed the Milton of was on the jury which heard this HUERTA TO FEARS THE REBELS Slid to Be Riming Flight to American AFRAID OF GRAMPIAN ONCE MORE IS WET Judge Bell Grants Licenses to Mullen and Smith A SURPRISE TO THE PUBLIC GIRL BADLY SCALDED Contents of Large Coffee Pot tied Over Her Saline a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. on Park was seriously scalded shortly noon today when the contents of a coffee pot were thrown over the part of her The girl is about 16 years of age and was pulling the pot of hot coffee towards her when the accident Miss Loise who was gave valuable assistance in relieving the girl's and a physician was Miss injuries are very ODD REUNION Many Clearfield Going .to Mahaffey The reunion of the Odd Fellows of Clearfield county will be held at haffey and a large tion of citizens are preparing to at- A special train to and from haffey will be run over the New York Central railroad at a round trip fare of 90 U. S. WARSHIPS TO HALT ARMS CARGO Mayo Gals Orders to Prevent From Niagara Falls 1C o will not be by the United States to pay war The government has learned through the American delegates that the administration will be content to have set up in Mexico a stable government to succeed To Halt Cargo of June 10 The United States government definitely decided to the steamship Antilla from arms and ammunition at Tarn pico for the Early in the day Admiral at received orders from the navy department to be on the lookout lor the Antilla and to prevent by force the lauding of her cargo Dictator and Cabinet May Continue Peace Negotiations From Vera Wants to Be Under Protecting Hand of American Troops When He Ab- Reply Vera June his minister of Blanquet and the remnants of his cabinet are considering the advisability of coming to Vera Cruz to complete mediation lie Information from a source as to make it authentic is that the plan now under consideration is for first to come in company with the Brazilian for a conference with Funston regarding the nature of reception and whether he would be welcomed within the American It was known that the Brazilian ister in the City of Mexico either has been or will be requested by the tor to sound Washington regarding his entrance of the American From a Mexican who has been in touch with the highest officials in the City of o it is. learned Huerta has become that It is unsafe for his family to remain longer in the cap but that he devise a way to get them out of the city He has been informed that the rebels under Dr are well aware of his deaire to leave the ruin of bis government and that they have made preparations to wreck trains on eithe railroad out of the capital Huerta fears treachery on the par of some of the few he would hav e tn trust if he decided to leave with his as might give the rebels their chance to assassinate were heard in army circles that Blanquet had ly arrived at the American out- posts around Vera Cruz and was ing permission to enter The rumors could not be verified from the can side CARRANZA'S REPLY Impression Warn That Order for In- Meant the Intention of the Court to Refute the Text of the New By jumping at conclusions Tuesday this paper and a large number of sons were under the impression that the order of the directing indictment of George Mullen and E. J. of on the charge of violating the law in the sale of at their if such action shall be asked for the district ney by the remonstrants or their at- also disposed of the tions for licenses for the Grampian This was an as the decree referred to a matter connected with the license applicants and did not touch upon the Last evening Judge Bell filed a decision in the Grampian grant ing the licenses Mullen and upon certain which will be found related in the following Decision of the In the cases the petition of Mullen is signed by 28 voters of Grampian and that of E. J. Smith by 23. A supplemental petition in favor of Smith is signed by 50 ter deducting duplications it appears 64 voters favor licenses at The remonstrance is signed by 41 men and 50 women of of whom T. E. Moore afterwards signs the supplemental petition and H. B. signs all the papers Based on the voters alone the weight is with the which is re- by the fact that 50 women of Grampian also remonstrate and 66 men and 12 men of Perm township re- which is to be considered though it cannot be given the same weight as signers from the Must Present Measured by the rule of the weight of the petitions for and against is somewhat with the The character of E. J. Smith As to the Aberdeen betel the evidence is In addition to sales to McDonald and thore are sales to A. J. Al dall and others and in this respect the evidence approaches the border very Wont Feature of The wont feature of both cases is the general condition ing at according to the There is evidence that drank en men obstruct the that orderly conduct and vulgar offend the women of the town and passers by on the that en persons are seen out of the and that the use of maintained with evident hy of the The that this en- tirely due to liquor obtained by sons who cannot buy at the and that for this they are not This excuse is worn Any reasonable effort OB the part of licensees in any town to prevent liquor from reaching the class would stop such Whenever it is not shown that such an effort is being actively and honestly licensees must ex- to be held responsible for No matter what may be the need of Grampian for license that necessity cannot override the interest of public and unless the condition com- of absolutely stops in pian and the annoyance of the quiet public this town will go out Granted on The court will grant these licenses with a rule to show cause why they should not be will also an order directing the district ney to send up indictments against each of these licensees for sales of liquor to men of known intemperate habits and to men visibly affected by intoxicating which indictments shall be presented at the September if request so to do is made of the district attorney by the strants or their attorney and in case of conviction the licenses will be re- This morning Messrs. Mullen and It to with Historical or ory at have with bat M to oaf far a moot mot H that tha wot Junta He Will Accept Mediation His Own June re- ply to tlie imitation to participate In mediation was expected by the A. B C. for sobriety was but the proof was Smith appeared at the I secured their orders and after paying the fee were given with which they returned to highly orated the mutants Mime up tho views at and I church heada who haw t favor of the wen as The Father the start at I up for lost The Bt refuse food they Even in such BOUGHT LUMBER TRACT Dr. Chase Secures Feet Logs Near Curry Dr. C. E. Chase has just closed a contract for about feet of logs near Curry where he expects to move his mill during the coming week This is a nice piece of timber and il take some time to manufacture it into He expects to get a com- petent man to oversee the work anc he will devote his entirely to his Real Jacob to Charles Faudie land in John Stewart to John land in Subscribe for Line Officers Refuse to Act. New June 10 was j made at the of the Ward hue that that company will make any move to prevent the lauding at Tampico of the ammunition consigned on the la to the Constitutionalist leaders According to a repot t. Dock sloner Smith had been requested by the federal gov eminent to use his in- fluence with the steamship to prevent the landing of the munitions shipment was cleared from th's port in due Collector was informed of the nature of the ment and asked If there was ob- jection from Washington to its being sent He said that there was said an official the company has shipped the consignment and is responsible to the If we should refuse to land it we would be liable for If any move is to be made to prevent the landing of the munitions it w 111 have to come from the government Constitutionalist here admit that it accepts on his own terms and are im lined to doubt whether the would be to the mediators It was stated heie that everything is now for the drafting of the protocol The United States communicated a counter sat to the which differs in several from the draft ed by according to taiy the points of are six h as not to present any able obstacle He believes that the will accept the changes suggested by this Expect Protocol to Be It was hoped in official quarters here that the joint session at Niagara when all of the parties to mediation are to be w ill find the drafting of the tentative protocol If the suggestions of the United States are accepted will make no difference whether participation conies ROOSEVELT GUEST OF SPANISH RULERS Cordially aid at June Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain entertained Theodore Roosevelt at luncheon at their summer La forty His cause is said to have been taken caie of and provision so that the Constitutionalists will have adequate representation in the ed new provisional government of Mexico FEWER STRIKE Only Twenty-five Allowed to Question Workers In East June ingent ders trom the police of East 1'itts ed picketing at the where w 01 kerb are on to a sjs were allow ed on the leading to the main gate of tlie plant them five women were allowed to question persona the piant a case as where the applicant must be shown to be a fit his fitness is presumed and is fortified by his original and his unfitness can only be shown either by general reputation or by proof of tacts which show That some people said that he was intemperate is not Probably few men can be miles from found who are not attacked by as to certain phases of their Question of Immorality at the Aberdeen hotel was also but solely by wholly incompetent This is a judicial proceeding and some regard must be paid to the rules of Various witnesses swear there is no necessity for but these I men do not state but express their conclusions already stated in their When the court deis that testimony should taken as to necessity it meant an actual showing of and upon all of the evidence the court is not able to either from the evidence of the papers that no necessity has been Specific charges of violation of law are and as to the pian house the definite charges con- sist of sales to William as to whom there is no Tho BOT. I Meanwhile tho ate buay tho their plans for other The affair was attended by little Mr. Roosevelt left the cap- ital accompanied by dor and the staff of the ican The party drove by to the royal and toe entire stay there occupied less than four Tlie king welcomed Mr. Roosevelt most and expressed bis ure at the forthcoming marriage of Kermit and Mlsa daughter of the King fonso and Mr. met at the funeral of King Edward in While here Mr. Roosevelt Is accord ed all the privileges given to one Uine or reigning Discussing Mr. presence Senor the prime marriage has aroused great interest in Spanish I Willard and his family won golden opinions Mr. Roosevelt's trip is purely a family no official reception will and of M It to f at to bo many to ttw radical k expected that tho tho ono of their can to ao Otter of tbo hut tho marble to a In I the wall of tho I tho Inscription Par the walls of St Northampton a minor acts of A special from date of Jono 9: from Y. C. accompanied fejr Wk rector tall All Socialist A conference of members of the Socialist of th'S district was held here yesterday J J. was among those sales to Clarence as to whom it is not clear when the sales were made and whose reputation seems to be that of an intemperate Dan reputation is not except that he was drunk on the occasion referred Al who is said by a to get on though the witness also that he never but it knowing tint i McDonald's reputation for insolence would in the ate ot all pit Around the m and on the overlooking the works dence of sales during the past be Bt The and his family will at tend the other a court official said we re- and more than WON MS Y are ignorant and people and if anything disagreeable happens to at Yak F. Gregory woa collegiate rrar won at ton by a at taw Princeton dual horn for first in the Ugh i Mr. j jumping 5 ft. 11 Each af 4 during his staj atud will Prize A prize will be heid by the Mt. Zion School on evening of this Ice cream and cake will be of inj ov mine w hmen th it be lie wanli of the compaui strike were to bj not bv the i lo believe the h i- -t clown a test of en e briety referred Defines This is hardly sufficient to establish violations of To be a man of known intemperate its a man must be affected by liquor to such an extent that it is spoken of in the Such be the fact as to these Good Team for I have for sale a good team of black work eight and nine ears Call or write Chas R. F. D. Pa. June 10, was with tho T. Gregory hat boon a m track and qualified for tko track at tho stadium but did not get a A Hotel It rumored that tho ing company will take Central aa t although it bat no Advertise tn the Progress Motored to Penna Six automobile loads of men and some of the latter active mem j FOR SALE Largo but the case which can be bers of Trinity church sewing i said to up to the standard of started on a. tnp to Penns I Call or write i proof v ould be that of Clarence tei this j Progress
