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NUMBIJt 1T0.
VOLUME XIV.
ABILENE TEXAS SUNDAY JULY 14 1012
BLONDE SENATOR FROM ILLINOIS REMOVED
'
L
ANIUS BRICK
PLANT TO OPEN
n. W. McCftEERY OF ELGIN. TEX.
A8 HAS LEASED PLANT AND
fS ON THE GROUND
BRINGS FIVE FAMILIES
WPI Have Atopic Capital to Push
Business Ha Had Many Years
of Successful Experience
Manufacturing Brick
Ono Of tho best pieces ofncws that
Mitlonc bus heard In aevcrnl months
rtus mude public Saturday when It
i8 announced that It W. McCreory.
ii Elgin. Texan uti experienced brlok
manufacturer had leased tho Junius
I'rcsHiMl Hrlqk Company's plant and
.ill at once begin the operation of
line
Mr McC'reory will bring ttvo othei
.inilles to Abilene with him null has
mijiIp capital to Buccessfujly operate
i biiHluesH. He Is a man or long
piMlonce In brick making having
Hiiicessfully managed plants at Elgin.
i . i rls and Dallas. Texas. C. A. jxv
i w III have charge of the selling end
the business and will devote his
u'm time and energy to It.
number of brick men have cxnm
(1 tho plant and shale of tho com-
aiij and pronounce both ilrst class
.ml sny there la every reason why a
h.g business should be built up here.
rlu investment amounts to 40oou
and when properly In running order
wilt .mpWvBomWnK llko forly or
llftv men who will apeud their money
in Millono. nnd it can at once be seen
thai the successful operation of the
I liim moans much to Abilene.
'I lie grades of brick miide will be
lire and Inside brick and wherever
Kim fuce brick from this plant have
n used (hey have given perfect
.iiiHfartlon. Abilene should do all In
power to encourage tho promoters
i thv company ami whenever you
.t n chance speak a good Aord for
dene brick
l here Is no limit to the Held of sell-
good brick and the clay may not bo
distant when Abilene brlok will bo
iuu far and wide for Its suporlor
tlnle The thing our people need
. .to is to talk Abilene brick all tho
mi and to use Ablleno mude stuff
i never possible.
LEUfOFSIDE
BEING PUT IN
ureal deal of concrete side wnlk
Mirblngs are being put In on
unit street between 3rd and 8Ui
both Mr Locke and Mr. Mein-
t nig unguged In tho work.
i.ong those having work dono nro
n Mouglmn I. V. HarrlB Bcott
uber Co Hcd Hlchlo .Mr Novak-
M IMul lloppo. Coke MlnKUBriJ. A.
e. C Hall Huny Halch llov. W.
i row A. H. Chrlstopber Cottage
' i Mr. Itussom anil perlmim oth-
rs
i be places uro yot In tho rcsl-I-
ie . district and are to bo only for
1 i AiduSomnorarlly. but made so
ns Id bo added to and made of tho
regulnllon 12 foot HUe na required oj
city ordinance later on when tho bus-
iness district gets down that far
South and fotegutea tho residence dls-
tries fnrtlior out.
AMEHlOASh AGAIN YIHWKS.
Take r'lrst IMaro In -UMl-Melre InIi
Slattdlnir Jiiiuii nnd awu..uctre j
Team Hncv.
l;y Assocluted Pros.
HTOCKUOtM Bwedoii July I3.-
The United atutoa tontcstantft udded
more ImtrolB to their nlroudy brilliant
crown In today'B bohsIou ot'tlioOly-
inpio nuniDB by winning th four liuti-
dred metro daBll. tho ntftmHng hlKb
Imni. vui.t tho tMe tlusnud metre
team nice
Parish Studio
WALKS AND CURBS
HER LOSES
SENATE SEAT
nv vim: op fifty. pi ve to
TWKNTV.KIUIIT LI.LIMHS SEX-
ATOII REMOVED SAT.
T
?
Dramatic .Hrpne Occur When Expell.
ed .linn Leave Cliitiiilicr Seme
Senator Weeping Hnlley Ag-
j iilniL t'lillicrsou For.
Special to tho Reporter.
WASHINGTON I) a. July 13.-
I'nlted States Senntor William Lorl-
mor of Illinois hub unseated by the
Senate Saturday afternoon at twent)
minutes pnst one o'clock. The vote
which miHiiitcd the Illinois in emtio r
f the Senate was flfty-fle to twen
ly-elghl.
At the conclusion of the roll call
ami when it lit-camu known tlmt one
of their number should go from theli
body. Home or the Senators were deep
ly moved nnd inter burst Into train
l-orliner walked from the Sunnte
cliaiuber to the coat room. Senntor
Smoot walking beside him. with bib
arm uhoiil Iworhner's shoulder.
Heped to Change Voles Uy liclaj.
A well-defined belief gained some
headway in the Senate In tho mor-
ning session Saturday that friends
of liorlmer were working to delay the
vote on his case In the hope of chan-
ging several wavering votes to the
Lorlmer column. Tto nntl-Lorltnut
forces practically cunqeded thut-Lor-
Imcr's appeal of Friday had changed
the attitude of two Senators hereto-
fore against him.
'World Shall flnow Full Slory."
I.itrlnicr.
It was announced In the Senate Sat-
urday thin Senator J. W I!n!lc of
Texas bad decided to answer aiiv
speeeh that might be made against
J-orlrnur. Reports vvore also current
that Senators LuFollctto. Kern or
Kenyon might reply to loritiier were
followed by a statement that in such
u ease Sen. Ilaiiuy would take the
floor to make the closing urguinent In
behalf of Lorlnior'' Tho Bpeech tif
llalloy In defense of Loriinor in the
last trial caused a sensation
l.orlmer speaking Saturday declar-
ed of the alleged conspirators against
him:
"IT nil the pcoplo knew the full
Htory they would drive that baud of
ronsptrntors out of the country and
they will know if God spares ihq-
they will knovy. It from one end of the
land to the other."
Senator Ualley voted for Lorlmor
but Senator Culberson Was paired
against tile Illinois Senntor.
To Take up I'aiiaina CnnuI Hill
Tso Senate will Immediately take up
the Panama Canal Hill. Indications
ore that It will refuse tho request of
Great Hrltlnn. The Senate has prac-
tically Decided not to try the Arch-
bald Impeachment case' this summer
JIUK1E HLA.NTON HACK.
Held Court ut Eastland and Made
Nine Speecliet. In His Ciiiupalgn
Last Week.
Judge T. U Hlatnou Is homo from
Eastland vhoro ho Iiub been attend-
ing tourt and rcportB tlmt ho Jield
court there tho past week and mnde
nine campaign speeches
Monday tho court will tako up the
Lon HuHoso murder cast) nnd vie
Heed numlor ense will follow on Wed-
nelulay and tho Multon tapo caac ut-
ter that.
DuHasu Is charged with the mur-
tkr of City Mnrlui Pllcher at deep
recently.
Hilling on Election.
NEW YORK Jiily 12. Interest In
the presidential election manifested
Itself materially In Wull Street today
mid much money changed haudB.
Urge buiiis to bo wagered were plac-
ed In tho luindji of br6kors and the
hnticlpaUoti of n thrcc-cornored fight
led to all kind W proposal
various oddB moittloncd. Of Taft
Money tthoro Beemcd u plenty and
ff.r of $50000 against IQ0.Q0Q
(lint Uio prwiWent would bo elected
nHBoi niimii comment. It la under-
Btood that thin wager will have to be
"toverod" III II entirety uim w
I sum will not bo split up.
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Judge J. V. Cunningham received a
telephone message from Anson yes-
terday afternoon to the effect that tho
jury In the Coudron murder ensp hud
rendered a verdict of guilty ussusslng
the penalty at two years In the slate
penitentiary
Mr. Cunningham says he Is going to
advise his client tp accept the verdict
and serve out his time.
Coudron wjib charged with the mur-
der of Sheriff Spurloek of Throck-
morton county and W. J. Ovcrcash
was convicted or tho Bauie clmrge
and Bontenced to fifteen years.
Tho widow of tho murdered man.
Mrs. Spurloek Is a sister of Prof. M.
H Itogors of the Abilene High School
and was In the city Friday en route
homo at Alvarado.
TO
IIT. CONI.EV MAKES THIS AS-
NOrNCKMEXT SATUIIOAV AT
AUSTIN".
TO
Ono of IinprotcinoHtH Will ho He-
ltoofliiff of HtiHdlng and HeJialrH
arc Nffih'd In Various Depart-
inentM. Is Found.
Ily ABBoclated Press.
AUSTIN Tex. July 13 Extensive
Improvements are to be mndo on tho
Stato Houhc according to un announ-
cement given out by Dr. A II. Conloy
Stute Superintendent of Public Hulld
tugs and Grounds
Dr. Conley say that It is found that
the building Is In need of repairs In
tho various dopurmcutts Ono of tho
Improvements will ho tho building or
a new roof on tho cttpltol.
Tho proposed. Improvement wm in-
volve an outlay of onu hundred thous-
and dollarB.
.Mtb Chun. Garrlaon of Pino Hluff
ArUnnboB. 1 In tho city on a visit to
relatives.
Mr. Morgan Weaver und daughter
MIbb Glitdyu arrived yesterday after-
noon from McKInney to visit daugh-
ter und Bister Mr. Eugeito Dobogory
a few duys.
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MPROVE
STATE HOUSE
COST
100.000.00
GOOD COLONY HILL
MAN DIED IN GUY
J. L. Draper died at tthe homo' of
John II. Goodnight at nn early uoi
yesterday morning and wan Intorcil In
tho city cemetery at & o'clock la the
urternoou
Mr. Draper lived near Colony Hill
and about ten dnyfl ago had an accl-
loii when his team ran nway and
throwing him out soveroly Injured
him. fracturing a hip and causing In-
ternal Injuries Avhlch caused blood
poisoning and his ultimate death.
Mr. Draper was brought to a local
sanitarium and was operated upon
und afterwards removed) to tho bomb
of his brother-ln-lnwj John U. Good-
night whore death came to rcllovo
tho suffcror.
In speukJng of Mr. Draper yester-
day afternoon one of bjs nolghbors
old: "So man In the whole commun
ity perhaps will be bo missed as Mr
Draper us ho was the main stay In
church' und all local affnlra of thi
community und. everybody wob hie
friend."
Mr. Draper was a batchelor aged
forty-five years
His death casts a greut gloom up-
on tho Colony Hill community.
WANT TO KNOW CHILD'S SAME
William Hame SurprlKcs Vi.
HotcIikltiK by Phono Onvcrmi.
tlou as to New Party.
H.
NEW YORK July 12. Tho most
surprised man In New York today wak
William II. Hotchklss state clmtrman
of tho new political party when he
was told that William Barnes. Jr.
wuutcd to apeak to him on tho tele-
phono. The Hull Moose headquurtors
wore much agitated Mr. Hotchklss
showed Boma emotion when ho went
to tho telephone.
"1 JuBt wanted to know" said Mr
Dames "Inasmuch as tho child has
boon born what aro you going to call
It Not that i want to Join you but
we are getting out soino now cunvuss
books and will want to find out how
many of you are. and would llko to
give a column in tho hook to yoit If
wo could find out your name."
Mr. HotchklHB said tho tentative
unmo wns tho Nutionnl Progressive
party hut tho .real christening would
not come until tho Chicago conven
tion. Mr; names said ho would or-
der the printing
When you fool lazy out of aorta
aud yawn a good deal In thq day-
time you can churgo It up toa tor
pid liver wlilcl ha alIowejjtha sys-
tem to got fulV of JmprWea IER-
ItlNE cur.
a produced by
nn inactive
rengthona that
orgun. clean.
and puts
tho ayvteiu
d healthy coadl-
lion. J
hi by McLcmore-
I Hub Pri
Mum woroH
MvMLlljLi
utdmn bowoi
HFB1
afe.R0c 90
fit Co.
DISCONTENT IN
REBEL RANKS
OH07.CO IS STILL DOMINANT 1'AC-
TOH TIIOIKIII r.VIIKHT IS FEIP
l'KUCF.lTIIU.V.
OF
E
(Sen. Turrls or Salazar 31 ay Surrred
I'reHi'itl Chief. Fears Fed for .Mor.
niiin Hlsliup N Soiiora Smug.
glers go Nortlntard.
Special to The Reporter.
EL PASO. Tex. July 13. Koports
of dissension in the rebel ruukB con
tinued today to ciimhate from Juarez
but Gctiornl Pnscual Oror.co Is iitlll
the domliicnt factor in affairs and
Saturday he sent to the front one
bunch of discontents who have' been
acting us "chair warmers" In Juarez.
All of them were bundled off neross
tho desert to Sononi and put Into the
rebel ranks. One of these was Cas-
tuulu Herrera who has been perform-
ing tho duties of securing ammunition
for the Insurrecto army and bus late-
ly been denouncing Orozco as nn In-
competent and has been saying offen-
sive things to tho1 American people.
Humors of IHnjilaflnc Orozro.
Gen. Orozco denies that there is uny
friction among tho revolutionists hut
ho refuses to confirm nnother report
that all is well and that Vasquez Go-
mez is to return na president of Mex-
ico. One report Saturday waa that
Genera) Lula TorrU a former lieu-
tonuut of Diaz once jGovprnocof So-
nora. will 15 Weal alafffir3fcadSr.
tho rebels In place of Orozco. An-
other report 1b that Inez Sulazar
next In command to Orozco in to suc-
ceed tho chief.
Four Felt for Moriunn Iilslinp.
Frlouds bore af Bishop Orzano P.
Hrovvn of tho Mornian church are un-
easy at their inability to hear from
him cilice he went into Sonorn to In-
vestigate tho outrages 'against his
people at Colonla Morelos and Colonla
Oaxaca whero tho Federal!) took all
their horses und wagons. His frieudB
fear that tho Federals locked him up
when ho protested.
Tiirty Itcbcls LcaTo for tho TS'orlh.
JUAREZ Mex.. Jiily l'3. Dissatis-
fied because so little ammunition
was bolng smuggled ucross tho bor-
der hero from the United States thir-
ty rebels who had charge of the am-
munition purchases hero for several
months loft for Casus Grande Sat-
urday. It Is understood that they
will go north to some remote point
along tho" Arizona or California lino
porhaps. )
Superintendent Deserts Post
Pedro Rcclo rebel superintendent
of railroads deserted bis post today
and escaped to El Puso. Ho had only
ono hundred And eighty-four miles
loft nnd It Is expoctcd that " this
would bo gono in a few weeks.
CARL THOMPSON IS
AT
Hoy Gets Heyoad Depth In Gulf and
Efforts (o Restore Him
Fall.
Special to Tho Roportor.
GALVESTON Tox.. July 13 Carl
Thompson 12 year old whoso homo
Is ut 1CU8 Avenue M of thlB city was
drowned In tho Gulf shortly utter x
o'clock Bnturday evening. Ho hud
gono Into tho wutor ut tho foot of
Nineteenth stroot and got boyond his
depth In iv.holo that had washed out
around the piling that hud once sp
orted a fishing pier.
An inquest was hold by Justice of
tho Pcuco J. C. Canty. Efforts of tho
boy's companion to rescue him fail-
ed us did also Biibauquont efforts to
restore life.
Mrs J K Simpson or Sweetwater
Hi In tho city v lulling her Hlstor Mrs
B. H. Klefcr.
Frank M. MlngiiB formerly with
Morgan Weaver Co. lioro la greetlg
old friend and relative In tho city.
Mr. Mlngus I located at ClurHaville.
I
RUMORS
CHANG
DROWNED
GALVESTON
FARMERS MET
SATURDAY P.M.
SEVKHAlt AlinilKNtfKH 1)El.lVK1lil
IIV STATK ASM FKWKIIAI. KE1'-
IIEHKNTATIVEH.
DaEEATES TO A. & M.
A Very (Joed Attendance of Fnrnlers
Present from t'rurtlrullj- nil Parts
of (lotinly E. II. Hynuin
Speaks to Pnnuers
Quite u nlre little crowd of furmerB
from all part of the county attended
the meeting called and held In tho
Chamber of Commerco roonm yestor-
duy afternoon to hear promlueut ag-
ricultural speukers from both the
Stato and Federal governments.
Mr. E. n llyutim president of tho
First Stato Dank & Trust Co. opened
the mcetlugwlth an address of wel-
come In which ho took occasion to
say sotno nice things about the far
mers of Tnyloy . county and tho ef-
forts to Improve the methods of far-
ming in this section.
Col. C. C. French of the Ft. Worth
Union Stock yards Co delivered a
vary interesting address touching the
needs of Texas farmers raising more
hogB.
He nnld the Ft Worth packorlcs
could U80 10000 hogs every five days
in tho year if they cplihl bo had.
Only a fow days ago a H-ery largo
order wua 'telegraphed from Peru for
menta and many such orders were
continually coming in - from other'
)j9liitsbuieyshadtajbo turned utiwir-
un uuuuiuh u a iuuk ui iiugu
If farnicrs would produce the hogs
Ft. Worth could be made tho largest
market for hog products In te world
aud thin would cause other factories
of various kinds to spring up there
nnd thus give the farmer u murkot
for anything nnd everything tfcey pro-
duce and consume
Ho urged thi planting or knfflr corii
am mllo nialzo more largely uro care-
fully suying it would booh becomo as
staplo a crop an corn or oats nnd
was far bolter than Indian corn in
tho fattening of hogB. It Was demon-
strated nt tho Dallas Fair ho sum
that this was tho case by actual tests
mude.
H urged pasture for hogs and
thought they would do no good with
out it nnd If clover would not grow
well bore plant cow pons of some-
thing or that kind.
Ho spoko encouragingly of tho boy'
and girls' corn and hog clubs.
He told of a patented feeder for
hogs whore they could go and" cat
whenever they got ready and also a
drinking contrivance of a like nature.
Trlit to A. Si X College.
Mr F. A. Peel local agent tor tho
U B.r Department of Agriculture
Bpoko or tho ncccBslty or Taylor coun
ty having us many an u dozen good
farmer go to tho A & M. College
FarmorB" Congrea this Bummer and
cald tho railroad Vould furnlh free
transportation to nMd from said cod-
ing. McBsr. E. H. R-ynum prcaldont of
tho Chamber of Commerce n. E.
Loonoy secretary and V A. Pool of
tho U. 8 Dopartmont wero appointed
a a committee on motion of J K
Fuller of "1'otoBl to olcct delegates
nnd Bond their names In for free trans-
portation Mil Speak on "Bag."
Hon. J. W. NollI representative ot
tho Stato Agricultural Dopartmont
mudo u most Interesting Bpccch on
"Hug." giving tho history of the In-
sect peat such a boll worm and
boll weevil. Ho said tho causa or or-
chards dying wuu not tho causo of dry
weather a many think but bug that
lufoBt tho trocs.
Ho told how to destroy the habitat
of tlio boll worms and thus prvent
their propagation.
Ho spoko also of. tho uiolon-ilcc do-
Btrtiylng melon and ochre.
He told how tho application of ben-
zine tho lice could bo destroyed tho
plun being to place uu Improvised cup
over tho infested viae to hold the fum
ca until the lice wore destroyed
Ho also told of garden Insect suh
a cabbugo butterflies cataplllar.
etc. und said that "lady bugs" vkmU
not bo destroyed m they trey
these iHsccta
Mr. 3. L. a4ck4l ian. .
Mr. J. h Qukluwll. w mmwU
tho United Mats Ari4ll Ite-
TWO DIFFERENT
OPINIONS HELD
QUESTION WHETREH VRSJMIIEX.
TIAIt KI.ECT0K8 JtAMUH E
put ok ynnKt AMtrT-
1ANE AND MEAD DEFER
AHNlMtant In Attorney OeHcrjtPw Dp
linrtmrnt Have View oh Mller
One SnylHg' VIoIbIIoh of Lhw
Oilier Says .Must lie Done.
Special to The Reporter.
AUSTIN Tex. July 13. With two
conflicting opinions on tho rouio sub-
ject tho average County Chair man of
tho Democratic Executive Commit-
tees will be at sea an fo whether or
not to place tho nomea of the pres-
idential electors on tho official bal
lot for tho coming primary election
which will have to be printed very
coon n Indicted In today's noon dis-
patches. Lane Say Names Hate No Place.
Assistant. Attorney General C. E.
Lane who attends to tho business of
the Court of Criminal Appeals today
gave out a statement In which he
maintain that the names of the pre-
Identinl. electors have no place on tho
offichi) bnllat and that to place them
on Uio ballot would bo in direct vio-
lation or Section 124 ot tho Terrell
Eloctlon Law and therefore such bal-
lots aro rendered void.
'Moid Holds an Adrrse Opiafwa.
Now the Attorney Qonorals depart-
ment through Assistant 'AUoraey c.
EMedUke& aaopposIteWW 5ef
tho situation. Sometime ago ho made
public nn oplnton lu which he held
-that tho names of the presidential
electors must ho placed on tho offic-
ial ballot Saturday afternoon ho
gave opt an opinion on tho subject
stronger than tho first . i
1juio insists that there 1b no law
authorizing tho names of tho presi-
dential doctors on tho primary bal-
lots nnd that tho only names that
may ho printed thereon oxce.pt Uio
dlfforent candidates for office .are
tlioao of tho candidates for the Unltted
States Sonate.
partment In tho Western part of Tex-
as was present nnd made a btlrriag
address on tho objects and intentions
or the govcrnmct In these demonstra-
tion rami and congratulated Taylor
county upon Its aid by the donation
or S00 and predicted it would never
bo regretted.
Ho appreciated Uio addresses of
otthera who had gone before him and
said tho "hog dopo" and tho "bug
dope" given by them was all excel-
lent and ho believed In it
Ho said Uio first man to try the
farmo demonstration work In Texas
waa Mr W. C. Portor la Kaufman
county and tho cltlzenB had tp put up
money as a guarnnU-a that he would
not loso tho uso of hia land hut whop
gathering' time came ho made $7W
more than tho year previous under the
old methods nnd that was the bacia-
nlag. 1
Now It has spread until there are
l50 agent lu Toxaa aftd eight huadrad
iiSontB In the South ad they went
organizing hoys' and girl' corn and
hog clubs all oyer the stato.
Ho urged the farmer to plant wore
feed stuffs saying that the farnwnt
have to buy too milch feed for tklr
cuttle and meat for themselvea.
Ho also spoke rf the Hcce44y-
cousprvlBg the tturo and proc-
Ing humuH la the earth so a to mak
tho crop grow.
Tred Jones CawMy.
0 P. Thomas hi Mark and
Murry Jludaon of Anw wr r
p;otty much all of omm eownty f-
ing the last woek and rpHa epa
looking well and pH4e optlmtaito.
Mr. Thoma waa wefkia Um nv
(o'roat of Cooper Trin ftktmi at
thla city and mt wHk niuek eajaawt
ament. . ;
MUs Ma4eklne .VaokmHia y af
Wichita km bi "hiMiaa a
uhcKv JM . Mckca(.Mnrwttl
him wUl Veava tU Hiajwan tar
vlclt t AuwU 10 a Halt m
other ral. -'
Mnaaaa vbi natHr WP
kat for MtniMit
alag a a waUaf.
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