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MTJRDER TRIAL BEGINS
Mrs. Gertrude Carlson in Court On
Charge of Killing Husband
Kane, Oct. 8. —The trial off Mrs.
GertFude Carlson, who shot and killed
Tier husband. John Carlson, at the home
of Jake Roller, on February 13, opened
at Smethport yesterday afternoon, j
When the case was railed before Judge I
Bouten at 3 o'clock, the eourt room
was crowded.
Mrs. Carlson is represented at the
trial by J. R. Campbell, of this city,
and Frederick C. Gallop, of Smethport.
District Attorney T. R. Wilson, of
Bradford, has charge of the common
wealth's side of the case.
The work of selecting the jury was
completed at 4.50 o'clock, after which
Dr. S. G. Reatty was placed on the
stand. He testified as to the course of
the bullet which caused Carlson's
death.
FIRE RAGES AFTER 20 YEABS
150 Men Floe For Their Lives—Some
Believed Caught
Aspen, Col., Oct. B.—Fire, smolder
ing in the -Smuggler mine here for
twenty years, suddenly burst forth
with volcanic fury Tuesdav night and
for twentv-four hours has bpen raging!
unchecked.
One hundred and fifty miners, trap-j
ped by the flames, were forced to flee'
for their lives. Twenty, including &u-j
perintendeut Dougald Mathewson, were!
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Stop Those Early Bronchial Coughs
They hang on all winter if not
checked, and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a bottle
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Kaiser's Shake-up a Mystery
London, Oct. B.—Apparently there
is some misapprehension as to the ap
: pointment given General Voights-
Rhetz. Late Berlin advices say that
lie has been made quartermaster aen
, cral in place of General Von Stein.
General Zoellncr succeeds Voights-
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HARHISBURG STAR-INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1914.
THE LIU FOR
| IKIK
Positions of- the Var
ious Companies in
the Different March-;
ing Divisions
YORK FIREMEN
AT THE FRONT
, Chief Marshal Holstein This Morning
Completed All Arrangements for j
To-day's Pageant—Police Inspect
ed the Koute
Staging the biggest parade ever held
in connection with a Pennsylvania State
Firemen's convention was the Tiitanic
! task of Howard O. Holstein, chief mar
shal, to-day. He has 'been working con
| stantlv for tivvo weeks on the details
j for the proper movement of the parade
'and this morning Hosed up with the
I filial instructions to the division mar
shal.
Holstein and William S. Tunis, chief
of staff, made an inspection of the route
last night and found that everything
was satisfactory. 'His chief concern was
liie proper handling of division "A" of
the parade, made up of the York county
assoe'raltion, all of the members of
| which are unfamiliar with the city, but
various members of the local companies,
! who will entertain York companies,
'■ were detailed to see that the visitors
i get the proper position for 'the parade.
The central part of the city was
i roped ofV last night by officials of t*he
| fire and police departments. Every de
j tail was attended to. 'Chief Marshal
Holstein's oflicial list of 'the ,(.«.rbicipat
j ing ompanies, complete so far as 'he
was able to get it by noon to-day, ar
ranged according to divisions, was as
follows:
The Line of Parade
! Squad of Police l T mler Direction of
Captain Joseph P. Thompson.
Chief .Marshal —Howard O. Holsteiu.
1 Chief of Staff —William S. Tunis.
I Assistant Chiefs of Staff—John A.
Snyder. Edward F. Wisely, John G.
Willis, Francis F. Gardner.
| Assistant Marshals—Arthur L. Patton,
William L. Jauss, M. M. Tawney,
Frank F. Ellis.
Aids to Chief Marshal —>T. E Painter,
William Stewart, William J. Meek,
Walter Fredericks, W. A. Davis, R.
K. Spieer, Charles H. Tunis William
C. Wollerton, Truman Peebles, Geo.
Maily, Charles Dunlap, William
Shipe, John Bowman, Raymond Gil
bert. Clarence Butts, Russell Downey,
James Conner, George W. Reeser,
John Wenriek, John Taggart, L. H.
Bolton. William A. Revie, Augustus
Wildman, Charles B. Free, George
B. Sprout, E. C. Ostnan.
Chief J. C. Kindler
Assistant Chief Edward Halbert
Mount Union Band, 55 Pieces
Keystone Fire Chiefs' Association.
Firemen's Union of Harrisburg.
Ex-Chiefs of Harrisburg.
DIVISION A
York County Association
I | Harry L. Wills, Marshal; Charles F.
I Harkins. Henry W. Met/., Samuel H.
s , Myers. Jacob Wolf, Aids.
j Glen Rock Band, 30 pieces.
_ ' Laurel Steam Eire and Chemical Co.
r Juj- 1, York, 90 men.
City Band of York. 40 pieces.
I Union Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3,
York, 100 men.
I Rescue Steam Fire anil Chemical Co.
No. 4, York, 25 men.
Spring Garden Band, 40 pieces.
; Rex Hook and Ladder Company, York,
100 men.
Royal Band, York, 25 pieces.
; Good Will Steam Fire and Chemical
Co. No. 5, York, 85 men.
Spring Grove Band, 24 pieces.
Royal Steam Fire and Chemical Co.
York, 50 men.
Loganvijlc Band, 35 pieces,
j Eagle Chemical Engine Co. York, So
men.
1 Royal Italian Band, Harrisburg, 30
pieces.
j Vigilant Steam Fire and Chemical Co.
No. 1, York, 200 men.
Thomasville Band, 20 pieces.
B j Reliance Fire Co. West York, 40 men.
-] Citizens Band, York, 25 pieces.
. Liberty Fire Co. West York, 60 men.
t! East York Band, 26 piece®,
-i Hanover Steam Fire and Chemical Co.,
.; 70 men.
1.1 Knights of Pythias Band, Hanover, 42
I I men.
P j Eagle Chemical Co., Hanover. 50 men.
I ! Citizens Band, Dillsburg. 22 pieces,
f j Dillsburg Fire Co., 30 men.
Hellam Band, 25 pieces,
j Wriglvtsville Fire Co., 75 men.
* Red Lion Band, 40 pieces.
; Leo Eire Co., Red Lion, 100 men.
Mount Wolf Band, 36 pieces.
Eagle Fire Co., No. 1, Mount Wolf,
35 men.
Star View Band, 30 pieces.
Union Fire Co.. No. 1, Manchester,
30 men.
. Citizens Band, York, 35 pieces
I Yoe Fire Department, Yoe, 60 men.
Dallastown Band, 36 pieces.
| Rescue Fire Co., No. 3, Dallastown,
S5 men.
; City Council of Harrisburg and Officers
i of State Association in Automobiles.
SECOND DIVISION
Aug. H. Kreidler, Marshal; Edwin
H. Shell, F. H. Ho.v, Jr., A. H. Bald
win, Jr., Harry Miller, W. L. Windsor,
■ the Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler, Aids,
j 4th Regiment Band, Lancaster, 35
pieces.
j Fame Fire Company, West Chester,
90 men.
Cousholiocken Band, 30 pieces,
i Humane Fire Company No. 1, Norris
t town, 60 men.
Newmanstown Band, 25 pieces.
Perseverance Fire Company No. 1,
Lebanon, 80 men."
Bth Regiment Band, Carlisle, 35
pieces.
! Union Eire Company No. 1, Carlisle,
50 men.
! Colonial Band, Reading. 30 pieces.
; Rainbow Fire Company, No. 1, Read
ing, 75 men.
j Liberty Balid, Philadelphia, 32 pieces.
, Tivflli Hose Company, No. 39, Phila
delphia, 40 inen.
' Volunteer Firemen 's Association, Phila-
delphia, 45 men.
Halifax Band, 28 pieces.
Taylor Hose Company, No. 36, Phila
delphia, 50 men.
Iroquois Band. Coatesville, 32 pieces.
Washington Hose Company, Coatesville,
to men.
Carlisle Indian Band, 40 pieces.
Washington Company, No. 1, Me
<-hanicsburg, 45 men.
McAllisterville Band, 28 pieces.
Veteran Volunteer Association, Eliza
beth, N. J., 50 men.
Municipal Band, Harrisburg, 28 pieces.
Citizens' Fire Company, No. 1, Steel
ton, 70 men.
.'HagerStown Band, 25 pieces.
Cumberland Fire Company, Carlisle, 60 i
men.
Ringgold Band, Heading, 35 pieces
Washington Fire Company, No. 2,
Reading, 75 pieces.
Altoona City Band, 32 pieces.
Volunteer Firemen's Association, Al
toona, 60 men.
Metropolitan Band, Columbia, 27
pieces.
PioneeT Fire Company, No. 1, Marietta,
100 Men.
Annville Band, 2 4 pieces.
Lebanon Chemical Company, 45 men.
MarysviUe Band, 25 pieces.
West Side Hose Company, Steelton,
60 Men.
Burkey's Band, Hamburg, 27 pieces.
Union Fire Company, Hamburg, 50
Men.
Harris Bnnd. Downingtown, 25 pieces.
Alert Fire Company, No. 1, Downing
town, 80 men.
Hershey Band, 2 8 pieces.
Swarthmore Fire Company, Swarth
more, 70 men.
Highspire Band, 23 pieces.
Citizen's Fire Company, Highspire,
50 men.
Pine Grove Band, 25 pieces.
Pine Grove Hook and Ladder Com
pany, 4.5 men.
Cermaiua Band, Manheim, 25 pieces.
Hope Hose Company, Manheim, 50
men.
Liberty Bugle Corps, 22 pieces.
Liberty Fire Company, No. 1, Middle
town, 55 men.
IMnrcus Hook Band, 25 pieces.
Marcus Hook Fire Company, 4 5 men.
Norristown Band
Hancock Chemical Company, Norris
town, 100 men.
York Cadet Baud, 25 pieces.
Hope Juniors, Harrisburg.
Commonwealth Band. Harrisburg, 40
pieces.
Hope Steain Fire Engine Company, No.
2, Harrisburg, 100 men.
THIRD DIVISION
Charles P. Meek, Marshal; Frank
Fcgan, Luther Shoop, aids.
Biain Baml, 32 men.
Lincoln Fire Company, No. 1, Perth
Amboy, N. J., 45 man.
Military Band, Heading, 35 men.
Veteran Firemen's Association, Read
ing, 75 men.
Wayne Band, Waynesboro, 30 pieces
First Ward Hose Company, 'Hagers
town, Mil., 75 men.
Cadet Band, Heading, 32 pieces.
Schuylkill Steam Fire Kngine Com
pany, Reading, SO men.
Royersford Band, 28 pieces.
Humane Fire Company, Royersford,
55 men.
Acme Band, Hummelstown, 25 pieces.
Humnielstown Chemical Company, 40
men.
Gettysburg Band, 28 pieces.
Gettysburg Fire Company, 50 men.
Kennett Band, Kennett 'Square, 23
pieces.
Kennett Eire Company, Kenuett
Square, 60 men.
Citizen Hose Company, Renovo, 50
ment
Band, 25 pieces.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company,
Mechaniesburg, 50 men.
Ashland Band, 25 pieces.
Washington Fire Company, Ashland,
45 men.
Perseverance Band, Lebanon, 4 0 pieces.
Citizen Steam Fire Engine Company,
No. 3, Harrisburg, 50 men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
George W. Kennedy, Marshal; R. L.
Avers, Charles K. Ripper, Aids.
Ephrata Band, 25 pieces.
| William Penn Hose Company, Philadel
phia, 35 men.
Lewisburg Band, 26 pieces.
| William Cameron Engine Company,
Lewistown. 1
Wernersvilie Band, 26 pieces,
j Liberty Chemical and Hose Company,
Sinking Springs, 35 men.
j Greater Philadelphia Band, Philadel
phia, 25 pieces,
i Darby Fire Patrol Company, No. 2, 60
men.
j City Band, Lancaster. 35 pieces.
Washington Hose Company, No. 4,
Harrisburg, 40 men.
FIFTH DIVISION.
1 Milton Myers, Marshal; William
Kirkwood, Martin Castfock, Aids,
i Bethlehem Steel Company Band, 92
pieces.
Bethlehem Steel Fire Company, 55
men.
Ardmore Band, 28 pieces.
Merion Fire Company, Ardmore, 30
men.
| Paoli Fire Company, Paoli, 25 men.
Colwvn Fire Company, Colwvn, 50 men.
J Union Drum Corps, Royersford, 20
pieces.
Friendship Hook and Ladder Company,
Royersford, 50 men.
Acme Band, Myerstown, 26 pieces
; Keystone Hook and Ladder Company,
Myerstown, 5 6 men.
Washington Band, Columbia, 22 pieces.
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company,
Columbia, 55 men.
Band, Lebanon. 30 pieces.
Lebanon Hook and Ladder Company,
Lnbanon, 4 0 men.
Citizen's Band, Steelton, 30 pieces.
Paxtang Hook and Ladder Company,
Steelton, 50 men.
Municipal Band. Reading, 25 pieces.
| Union Steam Fire Engine Company,
Reading, 60 men.
Liberty Band, Miildletown, 32 pieces.
Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Com
pany, No. 5, Harrisburg, 40 men.
SIXTH DIVISION
Adam Rohrbach, Marshal; George E,
Anderson. Ed Duttenhoffer, Aids.
Winona Band, Heading, 30 pieces.
IMarion Steam Fire 'Engine Co. No. 11,
Reading, 75 men.
Key*tone;Ban<l, Columbia, 25 pieces.
Susquehanna. Steam Fire Engine Co., Co
lumbia, 60 men.
Derry Firo Company, 60 men.
Lewistown Band, 27 pieces.
Fame Fire Company No. 2, 'Lewistown,
50 men.
Berrysburg Band, 25 pieces.
Paxton Steam Fire Kngine Co. No. 6,
Harrisburg, 50 men.
SEVENTH DIVISION
John H. Williamson. 'Marshal; Wm.
H. Filling, Charles Myers, Warren
Bretz, Chas. Kilpatrick, Aids.
Philharmonic Band, Read'ing, 30 pieces.
Hampden Steata Fire Kngine Company,
many ways of
warning man ■
of danger. ■
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"Y of taste and
smell both JH
He serve for your JH
protection IHH
Why take the risk?
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M See that Crown is PKntWfc" 421 r B 5
(/Jim branded "Schlitz." „ ™ ones l united cotx
M Sanitary Bottling Works (% j m fif
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That Made Milwaukee fallals.
Reading, 70 men.
Hughesville ''Band, 25 pieces.
Hughesvil'le tHose Company, 50 men.
Band, 25 pieces.
Columbia Steam Pi re 'Engine Company,
100 men.
Allen 'Band, 25 pieces.
Alert !• ire 'Company, Allen, 40 men
'Band, 30 pieces.
Union Steam Fire l-Xigine Co. Xo. 1,
Lebanon, 70 men.
Citizenß'Band, Montoursville, 25 pieces.
Willing' Hand Hose Company, .Vloatours
ville, 40 men.
'City Band, Huntingdon, 30 pieces.
Huntingdon Steam Fire 'Engine Co. Xo.
2, 80 men.
'Band, 30 pieces.
'Rescue Steam 'Fire Engine Co. Xo. 1,
Shamokiti, 85 men.
West End Baud, Harrisburg, 32 pieces.
Good Will Steam iFire Engine Co. No.
7, HamsbuVg, 75 men.
EIGHTH DIVISION
Charles Riegel, Marshal; F. A. S'hope,
H. B'hriver, IM. Hoover, Aids,
©ranrlywine Band, (Downingtown, 30
men.
Minquas Fire Company. (Bant. Downing
town, 100 men.
West Chester .Band and Drum Corps 45
pieces
Good Will Fire Company, West Ches
ter, 150 men.
yueen City 'Band, Chambersburg, 36
pieces.
Good Will 'Hose Company, <'arlisle, 45
men.
Bridgeport Band. 30 pieces.
'Bridgeport Fire Co. Xo. 1, 60 men.
Peerless Band. Reading, 38 pieces.
Neversink Steam Fire Engine Co. No.
3, 'Reading.
Iroquois 'Band, Palmyra, 3S pieces.
Mount Pleasant S. F. K.Co. Xo. 8, Har
risburg, 75 men.
NINTH DIVISION
William C. 'Roberts, 'Marshal; Chas.
Downey, F. Bowman, Thomas Nary,
Fred W. Schreck, Aids.
Rexnvont 'Band, 25 pioces.
Li'berty Fire Company Xo. 3, Lebanon,
60 men.
Renovo Drum Cor,p«, 20 pieces.
West. 'Branch Hose ■Company, Renovo,
40 men.
Williamstown Band, 28 pieces.
'Liberty Fire Company No. 1, Williams
town, 4 5 men.
SonderDon 'Band, 28 pieces.
Perseverance Fire Company, Sotider
ton, 45 men.
Treverton Band, 24 pieces.
Treverton Fire Company, 40 men
Enola Band, 35 ipieces.
Susquehanna Steam Fire Kngine Co. No.
9, Harrisiburg, 60 men.
TENTH DIVISION
'Harfy Stroll, Marshal; Isaac Ligiht,
John I). Hudgins, Aids.
stoelton Band, 30 pieces.
Baldwin Hose Company No. 4,'Steelton,
fio m«n:
Chester Oity Band, 25 pieces.
lM!oyameußiug Hook and (Ladder 00.,
Chester, 75 men.
'Liberty 'Band,
Pioneer Steami Fire Engine Co. No. 1,
Hazletou, 100 men.
Stiamokin Band, 26 pieces.
Independence Fire Association, S'hamo
kin, 75 men.
'Bugle and (Drum Corps Columbia,
22 pieces.
Vigilant Steam Fire Engine C». No. 2,
Columbia, 80 men.
'Band, 25 pieces.
•Shawnee Steam Eire 'Engine Co. No. 3,
Columbia, 50 men.
i Emerald Hose 'Com;iany, Renovo, 30
men,
Nowmanstown Band, 25 pieces.
'Rescue Hose Company, Lebanon, 50 men.
Greensbnrg Band, 38 pieces.
Greensiburg 'Fire Department, 150 men.
Lykens (Band, 25 men.
Liberty Fire Company Mo. 1, Lykens,
50 men.
Kerystoue iFire Company, Uniontown,
30 men.
Milton Band, 25"pieces.
Miltonian 8. T'. E. Co. No. 1. Milton,
50 men.
Frederick City IBand, 28 pieces.
United 'Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3,
Frederick, Md., 50 men,
Band 25 pieces.
Rescue Hose 'Company, M'iddletown, 60
men.
'Darktown Fire Co., 30 men.
Ooldsiboro Band, 32 pieces.
Reily Hose 'Company No. 10, Harris
burg, 75 men.
ELEVENTH DIVISION
Christian Wihissier, marshal; <2harles
Wolford, William Garner, William
Pierce, Samuel Weaver, aids.
Carlisle Band, 26 pieces.
Empire Hook and Ladder Company,
Carlisle, 55 men.
Waynesboro Band, 25 pieces.
-Mechanics' Fire Company, Waynesboro
Pleasant View Eire Company, Pleasant
View, 50 men.
Star l>mm Corps, Port Allegheny, 15
men.
Star Fire Company No. 1, Port Alle
gheny, 35 men.
New Cumberland Band, 25 pieces.
Shamrock Fire < onvpany No. 11, Har
risburg, 75 men.
TWELFTH DIVISION
A. Carson Stamm, marshal; George
P. Drake, Charles H. Glessner, aids.
Star Baud, Coatesville, 55 pieces.
Brandy wine Fire Company, Coatesville,
125 men.
Acme Hose Company, Baat Stroudsburg.
30 men.
Penbrook Band, 26 pieces.
•Hygienic Hose Company No. 5, Steel
ton. 60 men.
Spring City Band, 25 pieces.
Liberty 8. F. E. Company No. 1,
Spring City, 50 wen,
Milton Band, 25 pieces.
Independent S. F. E. Company, Milton,
4,0 men.
Lvberty Band, 25 pieces.
East Sunburv Hose Company, 50 men.
Band, 25 pieces.
American Hose Company, Sun'bury, 50
men.
Orphan School Band, Loysville, 32
pieces.
Citizens' Hose Company, New Cumber
land, 50 men.
Calhoun Band, 42 pieces.
Northumberland Fire Department, 12.".
men.
Tyrrell's Military Band, Lebanon, 4 2
pieces.
Allison Hook anil Ladder Company No.
12, Harrisburg, 75 men.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION
Simon W. Goodyear, marshal; John
W. Hepford, Erauk R. Smith, Robert
Squires, Walter Shepley, aids.
Citizens' Band, Lebanon, 23 pieces.
Good Will Fire Company, Lebanon, 60
men.
Canton Band, Canton, 24 piece...
Tnness Hose Company, Canton, 40 men.
Band, 23 pieces.
Good Will Eire < ompany, Chambers
burg, 50 men.
Liberty Band, Mt. Union, 22 pieces.
iMt. Union Fire Company, 4 0 men.
Union Drum Corps, Middletown, 10
pieces.
Union Fire Company, Middletown, .Mi
men.
Band, 24 pieces.
Washington Fire Company No. 1, Sun
buty, 60 men.
Our Band," Sham Ok in, 25 pieces.
Union Fire Company, Shamokin, 55
men.
Red Hill Band, 23 pieces.
Fort Hunter Fire Company, Fort Hunt
er, 35 men.
Elix-ahet.hviHe Band, 32 pieces.
Camp Curtin Eire ( ompany No. 13,
Harrisburg, 65 men.
FOURTEENTH DIVISION
Edward W. Lewis, marshal; Frank
Thompson, Asher L. Michener, aids.
Westr liobanon Baml, 28 pieces.
Independent District Fire Company,
Lebanon, 15 men.
Drum Corps, 15 pieces.
Juniata Fire < ompany No. 2, 60 men.
Drum Corps, 18 pieces.
Burnham Fire ('ompany, 6 0 men.
Lemovne Band, Lemovne, 2 5 pieces.
Royal Fire Company No. 14, Harris
burg, 45 men.
TO QUIT AUTO 3 FOR FLYING
Barney Oldfleld Having Aeroplane
Built for Australian Flights
Denver, Oct. B.—A telegram was
received here Tuesday from Barney
Oldfleld, the famous automobile racer,
saying that he will within a short time
abandon automobile driving for avia
tion.
He will appear here in im exhibition
to-day, and says it is the last time lie
ever will drive in Denver. He is hav
ing an aeroplane built and plans to be
gin flights in Australia.