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VOLUME XIII
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DENTON TEXAS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1913.
NUMBER 182
Boys’
Knicker
PURE WATER
Ask For every man, woman and child
Your is -an absolute necessity for
Physician good health. We are now ready
About It. to bottle for family use our
DOUBLY FILTERED DIS-
TILLED PUREjARTESIAN WATER. 24
bottles 30c, or 4 cases for $1.00.,
XTRY A CASE TODAY. DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME
alliance Milling company
Phones 130. Ice and Bottling Department
Monday Arrivals!
nmCKONTOWNOf
■S BY som
TROOPS IN PROGRESS
SELLING UM OUT
OF CERTAIN DISYRICTS
MADE PtNAL OFFENSE
Exchange
National Bank
Denton, Texas.
Suits
Officers and Directors:
KAUFMAN ROAD LAW PASSED
TROOPS FORBIDDEN 10 FIRE
to show them
ROYAL
BRAND
NEW HATS
entirely
INTERURBAN BELT
LINE IS PUNNED
Co
un
of
to
Pilot
plaintiff; 35 fee allowed F M
torff.
J. H. Paine
Ed. F. Bates
Dr. J. M. Inge
A. C. Owsley
ORDERS ENTERED IN NON-
JURY DISTRICT MT CASES
FIFTY TROOPS KILLED.
MAKES IT PENITENTIARY OF-
FENSE TO SELL LIQUOR OVT-
SIDE RESTRICTED DISTRICTS
—LIQUOR GROSS SALES TAX
LAW SIGNED.
CAPT. BILL MCDONALD’S’ 1
CANDIDACY IS ENDOR'
filing
and
Associated Press Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March 13—
tain Bill McDonald's candidacy
United States marshal of the
them District of Texas was end
ed and sent in this morning
Senators Culberson and Seppard.
John as master
F. Davis deliv-
welcome and
Bell. Mr. Rosa,
McGalliard,
HEAVY BIND AND HAIL
DAMAGE AT SAN ANGELO.
McCOMHS WILL RECONSIDER
A M1 IASS A DORSH1P REFUSAL.
DIAZ WILL NOT RETURN
UNLESS U. S, INTERVENES.
ue
Th.,
Chairman Wor
House Appropriations
yesterday that he
the appropriation
TURKISH CRUISER SHELLS
KILL 50 SERVIAN SOLDIERS
It is believed it was the
cruiser Hatnidieh
much opposition. The
pollution bill was then ta-
in the Senate Hudspeth’s
mining law is under dis< us-
A. J. Nance, President
J. R. Christ al, V.-President
J. C. Coit, Cashier
E. D. Curtis, Assistant Cashier.
SHERMAN TRADE EXCURSION.
SHERMAN, Mar h 13.—The
Chamber of Commerce has arrang-
ed four trade excursions, the first
of which will be made in automo-
biles and the other three over dif-
ferent rallrods.
July 5 includes
Argyle, Denton.
Point in Denton
NORTHERN SITUATION IS
CAL SING APPREHENSION.
THOUSANDS VISIT D THE
A. A M. AND C. I. A. TRAIN.
Associated
MEXICO
from the
MeXi o.
The Caynor and Stetson are here in all the
late and popular shapes.
Drop in and take a look.
of Dallas
’he plans
asso fates,
the Carter franchises, according to
statements made yesterday to
Mayor Holland and the City Com-
missioners by " ~
Gillespie and
accompanied
plan to build
Denton. Farmersville and
veil county has been
announced.
Mr. Turner had asked that the
time on the Carter tranchisss be
extended for twelve months, but
the commissioners det ided / first to
halve the city attorney look Into
the legal status of the franchises
and to go over the streets, propos ’d
to be included, before takipg any
action, although they assured him
that they would endeavor to rush
things so as to be able to take the
matter up the first of next week.
Depends Upon Four Men.
“When
and two
ready to
Turner,
financing
the understanding that I could get
the Carter franchises revived, and
I did not anticipate any trouble in
getting into the city.”
In answer to a question from
Commissioner Lee, he said that it
had not definitely been determined
We are pleased
to announce that
we have just re-
ceived several
numbers in boys’
Knicke rbo cker
and Norfolk suits
I yet as to how the proposed Hike to
I Denton and Gainesville would ’Ane
I into the city, but that it wijraK
! either be over one of the city’s
county’s bridges, “or. if necessary?
we will build another one,” he said.
“I have already paid out 340,500
in cold cash for the
<hises,” he continued,
call your attention to
the proposed line to 1
Gainesville will cross
lines into Fort Worth
bring Dallas into direct touch with
a large area of territory now-
tributary to Fort Worth.”
Associated Press Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. March 13—Wm
F. McCombs, chairman of the Dem-
or ratio National committee, told
President Wilson this morning that
he Preferred not to accept the am-
bassadorship to France, as he de-
sired to„ remain in private life At
the ^’resident|s r*quej^,, however,
he will consider the matter further.
Asso< iatd Press Dispatch.
NAPLES, March 13.—-Porfir*0
Diaz arrived here this morning. He
said he would not return to Mexi-
co unless the United States inter-
vene* in that country. He says his
only desire is to assist Mexico reach
a condition of prosperity.
An excursion on
stops at Roanoke.
Aubrey, and
county.
SWEETWATER. March 13—The
[ crowds which visited the A. & M.-
1 C. I. A. demonstration train here
| yesterday is estimated at bet Men
2.000 and 3.000 people. Farmer*.
poultry raisers and stock raise
took much interest in the ext^ ’ v‘
and the housewives were espe»>
pleased with the C, I. A. er
and the demonstrations by £
Martha T. Bell of the C. I, A.l.
DALLAS, Mar b 13,—Another
interurban line to Fort Worth, a
t wenty-mile belt line around Dallas
car service on a number
streets are included in
of E. P. Turner and his
who have purchased
I get two men at Dentor.
at Gainesville, I will be
incorporate,,” sa'd Mr-
"I have arranged for the
of the proposition, with
Carter fran-
“I want to
the fact that
Denton and
four trunk
i and thus
ABOUT
assoi iated Press Dispatch.
BELGRADE. March 13.—An of-
ficial report says abo&t fifty Ser-
vian soldiers were killed on the
Servian transports at San Giovanni
Di Medua yesterday by shells from
the Turkish cruiser Hatnidieh.
Much ammunition on the transports
was exploded. '
Associated Press Dispatch.
CETTINJE, Montenegro. March
13.-—News rea hed here today that
four Cervian transports loaded with
troops were fired on yesterday by
an unidentified warship off San
Giovanni Di Medua. Two transports
Were set afire Thq number killed
and wounded is not known. While
reports say the warship was flying
the Austro-Hungarian colors this is
denied.
Turkish
have been' well shaped
bill for
CISCO. March 13 —The Texas
and Pacific demonstration train ar-
rived -in Cisco Monday afternoon
agnd was visited by a host of farm-
ers and Cisco residents as well as
people from adjacent towns
The citizens of Cisco entertained
the visitors with a banquet, presid-
ed over by R. A St
of ceremonies. R.
ered an address of
Col. Claridge, Miss
W. B Starr. Colonel
Mr Elrod. Colonel Quicksail. Prof.
Sellers and Mr Johnson, represen-
tatives of the demonstration train,
responded to toasts, as did Judge -I
H Calhoun and Judge Hill of Ci*' o.
MEXICO CITY. March 12.—Sur-
rounded .by government troops.
Venugtiano Carranza. the rebel
governor of Coahuila, who refused
to recognize the Huertta adminis-
tration and initiated what api>eared
to be a formidable revolution, is
suing for peace according to official
reports. Carranza is said to have
2.000 men. Manual Aidape. minis-
ter of Agriculture, w ho was sent to
effect a reconciliation, telegraphed
President for pardon for the re-
bellious governor
Representatives of various relig-
ious denominations in a testimonial
to the service of American Ambas-
sador Wilson during the recent
events in the capital, declare he
]Hit forth extraordinary effort to
gave the lives of President Madero
and Vice-president Suarez and of-
fered refuge to branches of their
families.
j tionaiists 's regarded as significant
I The Carranza movement in Coa’.ivi
la. however, appears a thing of th
past and Carranzas surrender i
expected at any time.
Mr. Turner and C. B
D. \V. Bowser, who
him. Mr. Turner's
interurban lines to
Somer-
previously
STATE TIUMIPN ARE USING
GREIN ADEM IN ATTACKS—POR
FIR1O DIAZ WIL- NOT 'IKE—
I URN UNLESS THE UNITED
STATES INTERVENE.
DEMONSTRATION EXPER < S
BANQUETED AT CISCO.
Gm ERNOR CARRANZA
NOW Sils FOR PEACE
Press Dispat, h
CITY. March 1 3 —News
northern districts <>;
which have not yet accept-
Huerta government, conttn-
to cause apprehension r.cr< .
h- juntion of citizens and the
ops of Sinoloa with the cons;. u-
Asgo> iated Press Dispat h.
AUSTIN. March 13.—Gov Col-
quitt today approved the bill* mak-
ing it a penitentiary offense to sell
liquor outside ot the prescribed
districts in cities and one requiring
wholesale liquor dealers to pay a
gross receipts tax on all sales. He
also signed the Kaufman county
road law
Marital Rights Bill Report Passed.
The free conference report on
the marital rights bill, which had
already been adopted in the Senate,
was passed in the House this morn-
ing over
stream
ken up
general
sion.
Legislator^ to Visit Fort Worth. I
The Senate and House have ac-1
cepted an invitation to visit Fort
Worth and will leave in a body
tqntghj for that city for a day s
outing tomorrow.
SAN ANGELO. March 13.-—A
heavy wind and hail storm, this
morning in this section difeconsid-
erable damage to outhouses. No
loss of life was reported.
LEGISLATURE NOW IN HURRY.
AUSTIN, March 13.—The Legis-
lature ig beginning to hurry some-
what, Yesterday.. just on? month
after lie received and approved the I
suspended sentence bill the Gover-
nor received the second and (bird
bills of general application. One
was the bill making gross receipts
tax on wholesale liquor dealers ap-
ply to all such sales, aijd the other I
was to make it a lelony to sell li-
quor outside the saloon limits of
cities whi h have established such
limits.
The House yesterday finally
passed the Senate Congressional
re—districting bills, after amending
it so as to necessitate its submis-
sion to a conference committee, in |
which an
pected to be evolved
Things
up for the unification"
the University and A. & M. college.
President Milner and the A, & M.
board,^opposing the bill, 'are here,
but there is a strong sentiment tn
favor o< the bill
tliam ot tl
•onimittee. said
hoped to have
bill ready by next Tuesday.
The Senate yesterday passed fi-
nally bills foilbidding cruelty to
animals to permit counties to ap-
propriate 32.0'i‘t annually for farm
demonstration work It engrossed
the rural high school bill and the
1 ill to prohibit the sale of liquor
within two miles of local option
territory. Concurrence was refus-
ed in the House amendments to
the Congressional re-districting
bill: concurred in House amend-
ments to bill authorizing cities of
lese than 5.000 to adopt commis-
sion form of government.
The House amended the stream
pollution bill to make it applica-
ble |o. 'all cities and passed it tt<
engrossment and passed finally the
bill to permit cities of less than
5.000 to adopt commission govern-
ment.
At the night session the House
engrossed the following bills
general interest:
To teach cotton classing.
To regulate the shipment
fruit trees.
Bills passed finally included:
Extending scholastic age limit
21 years
Creating Waco State Normal
Loan shark bill.
Nine-Juror bill.
New bills introdu ed yesterday
included these of general interest:
Authorizing railroad < ompanies
to own demonstration and expert-,
merit farms.
Appropriating $<t'.OO0 for a new
Stat® Normal at Jefferson.
Invokin'? criminal statutes for
violation of the fish and oyster
laws <by Senator Wiley).
A committee substitute for the
cotnm'Lorv ed -cation measure was
reported favorably by the House
Committee on Juvenile Reforms It
provide/ for a fiO-day compulsory
attendance, subject to modification
by the trustees No referem e is
made to free text books of remun-
erating parents for childrens’ lost
ea-nina. The Child Welfare bill
was also favorably reported. h*
TROOPH FORBIDDEN TO I IRK
Associated Press Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March 13—-
American troops on the Mexican
border have been forbidden to re -
turn the fire of the Mexican treops j
except upon specific authority 1r >m
the War department.
Non-jury <ases. two of them to
remove clouds from title and two
for debt and foreclosures, held the
boards in the District court before
Judge Spencer Wednesday and
Thursday. The suit of Noah Jones
vg. unknown heirs of Squire Bur-
ris Occupied most of Wednesday
afternoon and was completed
Thursday, being unusual in that it
wag contested by minor defendants.
Judgment, however, being awarded
plaintiff
Court orders entered Wednesday
azid Thursday are:
Noah Jones vg. unknown heirs of
Squire Burris et al., to remove
cloud from title; Jerome Lugrand
and Buford. John, Robert and Wal-
la* e Lugrand, minors. granted
leave to intervene, by Anna Town-
send ag next friend; I. D Ferguson
appointed attorney for unknown
heirs defendants. $7.5o fee allow-
ed: Judgment for plaintiff for the
21 acres of land in controversy and
against intervenors as to claim ov-
er against Ellis Lugrand judgment
for plaintiff removing cloud from
title and vesting absolute, title in
plaintiff and further as prayed for
Charles Townson vg. unknown
heirs of J. H King et al., to re
mov,, cloud from title; I D Fergu-
son appointed to represent un-
known defendants and as guardian
ad litem for minors, allowed *.'•
fee judgment for plaintiff.
C. W. Cherry vs. John Nichols
et al. debt and foreclosure: ex-
ception of Pinckard A- Sanders ov-
erruled: Judgment for debt and
foreclosure, defendants Pinckard &
Sanders ex/ept and ask for
by the court of findings of law
facts
Union Central Life Insurance
vs Mrs Emma J Tucker et
debt and foreclosure- on trial.
Lizzie C. Farris et al vs
known heirs of H. B Williams et
al to remove cloud judgment for
Bot-
Assoclated Press Dspatch.
. NOGALES. March 12. — Sonora
state troops this morning began
an attack on the Mexican town of
Nogales. They are using grenades
ed the line to attend the -wouaded,
reported that seventeen defenders
had been killed and eleven hurt.
United States troops patrolling the
border unlimbered two machine
guns commanding the two towns.
American troops guarded the
borde r to prevent either party
crossing the line and warned citi-
zens to keep inside their houses to
avoid stray bullets, which fre-
quently tell in the residence district
Another Shipment of Men’s
and Boys’ Shirts
in Lion brand shirts, collar attached or detached.
prices---------------- ...$1.00 and $1.50
Better Buy Your Spring Shirts Now
A heavy shipment of men’s aud boys’ soft col-
lared shirts in the fancy stripe and solid color-
prices --------------------75c and $1.00
Our Companies Compliment Us
highly on the way we handle our business. If we can please our
companies we are sure to be able to please you. Our companies are
experts on insurance as it should be written. If we please them we
are sure to be more than able to please you. Write, wire or phone us.
(The Guaranty^Fund Bank)
irst National Bank
Solicits and will appre-
ciate your patronage.
We give all our custom-
ers special attention.
THE
Guaranty State Bank
N. Side Square
Denton, Texas
First
National
Bank
Denton. Texas.
We have every fa-
cility for attending
to your banking
business properly
and promptly. We
invite you to come
in and consult with
us.
It means Satisfaction.
WHY ou Should
Buy Your Groce-
ries Here.
1st. It means Quality.
2nd. It means Economy.
3rd. It means Safety.
4th. *
What else could you
want?
Where else will you
find all these {feat-
ures?
We have a fresh shipment
of Edam. Neufchatel and
Pimento cheese.
B. H. Deavenport ® Co.
SHAW
THE SEED STORE
offers Tennessee Triumph Potatoes, Maine
Triumph Potatoes, Ohio and Coblers.
First class Onion Sets; full line of Garden and Field Seed.
Select Seco Corn.
TALIAFERRO BROS.
Old Phone 125. New Phone 29?
18 WEST SIDE
_____
Scott Tailoring Co. '
Both PhaaeHO Tailors to Men Who Know
Its Time to
“Spruce” Up
young man’s
turns to
of love.” You had
better order that suit of
doth-s right away. You will
lertainly need it and you
should know that we have
JiK reived a remarkable
line of N|>ring and Summer
fabrics.
They cover a wide range
of styles, patterns and colors.
Extensive enough to suit ev-
ery fancy.
The Williams Store
Visit Our Ready-to-
Wear Department
See the new snappy styles in
Spring Suits
a beautiful assortment
W B McGlurkan & Co
The total population is
whites and 630.049
Of these, 2.017.626 ar*
WEATHER F< RECAST.
IH-nton and Vicinity.
Tonight and Friday fi
Our new skirts made in JEponge, Bedford
Cords and other favored materials.
New Spring Suits, Balkan Style Coats.
New Spring Suits, regular coat style.
New Lingerie Waists, high and Dutch
Necks.
New Silk and Chiffon Waists.
for breaking
identification 1
We are showing an unusual distinctive -
line of dresses in the season’s ap-
< proved novelty materials
WASHINGTON. March 13—The
analysis of th® population of Texas
made public yesterday shows there
are 1,003,357 men of voting age in
the sthte.
3.204,baa
negroes.
male, and 1,876,916 females Oth-
er figures are as follows: Illiter-
ates, 282.904; married adult re-
males. 62.7 per cent- married adult
of I
»<iK.|STORK Of SUffMGfnfS’
ARE FOUND
MUSKOGEE. March 13—Rob-
bers blew the sate of the Tamaha
hank at Tamaha. Ok . and secured
34.300, The robbers escaped in
skiffs on the Arkansas river.
Associated Press DisP*t< h.
LONDON, March 13-—An extens-
ive storehouse of destructive
instruments used by militant suf-
fragettes in attacks on private and
public property were unearthed
here today.including wire cutting
apparatus, corrosive fluid uged in
letter boxes. tools
windows and false
plates for automobiles
males. 57.2 per cent; number
families, 798,426
ROBRERM BLOW NAFE AND
ESCAPE WITH «4.:UM. I
We are glad to have you compare] our
prices with these of largerjtowns as well____
as our styles. From the inception of our
ready-to-wear department wre (have ad-
hered to two principles:
First,’to]givejourflcustomersT as good
garments and fresh styles as could be
Mlfoutid,
Second,*to givejour customers' every-
thing beyond a fair profit.Q
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