Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 226, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 8, 1912 Page: 1 of 4
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* DENTON, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8. 1912.
NUMBER 226
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Etching! Nitional Bank
The Children’s Store
MANY PRIVATIONS
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Dresses $1 00 to $5.00
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Dangerous
G. 0. P. DELEGATION
GOES UNINSTRUCT
Shoes
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Protect Yourself Against
Criticism By Wearing a
STEIN-BLOCH SUIT
First National Bank
Denton, Texes.
Always the highest grade work,
to come in and sec out work.
West Side Sq. SHAW STUDIO
I other inst.”’cnon ot graauate.; hi |
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interested are Prof. W. F. Ledlow. i
» || occur .being tendered the spon.
Mirs and maids by the fong of Veter-
ans
I . S. MARINE CHARGED W ITH
THEFT W KNOX JEWELS.
SAN ANTONIO, May 8.—With an
Mtemiance of over 1,200 the Tcixag
Bankers- association began its an-
nual convention here yesterday
men
Collin
JAMKft MASTERSON'S BODY
IS STILL HELD HERE.
■saa A ntoaSo. Texa»;
Fla.; Chattanooga, Tran.; aad
IGrille. Ky.. seek Next Reun-
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DENTON STEAM BAKERY
Stands for method# only which
make financial institutions of
positive value. The manage-
ment of this institution recog-
nizes that strength above all
else is an absolutely essential
factor in the conduct of eve-
ry bank, fl Consistently and
steadfastly adhering to this
theory clearly has won for this
institution the strong position
it occupies.
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"W* VOTES AKE (TAIMED.
WASHINGTON. May 8.—With 4:»
votes from Texas. 18 from South
Carolina, 76 from Pennsylvania and
6 from Porto Rico Wilson's mana-
gers claim 232 instructed votes to
the National convetnion. g'ving him
a lead, it Is claimed, over any ctn-
er candidate
DENTON COUNTY BOYS
IN AUTO SMASH-DP,
WILSON HAS A CLEAR REFUGEES ENDURED
MAJORITY OF 42 VOTES
Purina Bread kind ™commcnded by your roc-
loaf of, Purina Bread.
*1. KUNZE, Prop.
SEVEN HUNDRED
McREA
Three of the Four Being Known aw
R<Mweve|t Supporters— Attendance
on Republican County Convention
Fairly Good.
Invites smill as well as
large accounts, and extends
to depositors a uniformly
courteous and efficient
service regardless of the
volume of business which
they transact.
C. H. Lilley, .L O. Wilkinson. E. >’
Brummett and John Straiton
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GOVERNOR TEIJXJRAPHS THAT
TURKS CAPTURED l.OOo OF
ITALIAN TROOPS.
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MSMSSIPPI FOR UNDERWOOD.
JACKSON. Miss . May 8—In yes-
terday’ primaries Oscar W. Under-
wood defeats 1 Woodrow Wilson de-
cisively.
because we want it. ™ You sh >u!d trade with us because you will get
the most for the least money and hist class groceries every lime
McGEHEE & SON. West 0 k S
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25c
UP TO NOON TODAY VOTE STOOD
3S4 FOR WILSON, 130 FOR
HARMON, 13 FOR ( LARK.
t.socia ed Press Dispatch
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. May 8.
A marine aboard the cruiser Mary-
land was arrested today, charged
with robbing the wife of Secretary
of State Knox of diamonds valued
night the first ball of the reunion at more than 92,000.
means Flour Satisfaction. Tell your
groces to send you Peacemaker.
Specify It.
ALLIANCE MILLING COMPANY
DENTON, TEXAS
The body of the unknown brick-
layer. supposed from paiiera in his
pocket to have been James Master-
son of Shawnee. Ok., is still being
held, no word as to the disposition
having been received up to Wed
nesday afternoon.
Another Company Sent to
Border Near Tia.iu.tn*
vssoemtert press Dispatch.
MONTEREY, Cal.. Ma? S. —
Company C, Twelfth Infantry, left. ♦
1 rain the children to con e
take care of them.
DIRCCTOKS
Or. J. M Inge.
KdF Bsw*
A. C. Owsley.
J. H Paine.
A. J Nance. Prewdeoi
J. K Cbnsial. Vice Prek
J. C. Coil. Casnier.
K D. Curb*. AM’l Cneiuer
Men’s White Oxfords, Button or Lace
Men’s Low Cut Shoes, Button or Lace
Ladies’ White Slippers or Shoes
Ladies* Oxfords or Pumps
Ai>socta'«d Press Dispatch
AUSTIN. May Shin an important J
Liberty col^? dednion the Supreme
Court holds that where improve
ment districts overlap, the bonds lo-
aned by both mu< hot exceed one-
fourth of their combined real es-
tn:c u lnaflon.
NNW BANK EXAMINER.
Associated Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, May 8.aJohn
Chidsey of Par s. Texan, was today
appointed National bank examiner
for Texas
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We are in a position to say to you
that we can dress you well and correctly
for less money than you have been paying.
Stein-Bloch, Vlohairt -— 517.50
/ Stein-Bloch, Srrget 520.00
Stein Bloch, Mixture!, $18.50 to 527.50
Texet, ami Pacific Railroad Has 1
Haule.1 7,000 Out of Flooded Set-!
Uon—Not a Woman or Child
Left in Morganza—Weather Clear
55.00-A big assortment of mixed Chiviots
and Worsted!, light and dark patterns
at „ - 55.00
We also have in stock for men a nice
assortment of men's wash pants in linen
crash and immitation Spanish Knen. Boys
linen crash suits and pants.
Curtly IHMniSMC-H De I .a Barra's Of-
fer (<> Confer with Oroaoco.
Cn V OF MEXICO, A ay S.— In a
curt note President Madero dismiss-
ed the offer of Senor De La Barra
to conduct negotiations looking to-
wad peace with the rebels. The
capital i8 seething with alarm ng ru-
mors and there Is much unrest in
evidence among the people.
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• Both Phonos A. L. TABOR, Manager.
57.50—Correct models in tingle and dou-
ble breasted styles, a wide range of
patterns at---------- ----------------- 57.50
NEW YORK. May 8.— According
to testimony in the Government suit
against the Steel Corporation, the
American Steel and W re Co., one
of the biggest of the subsidiaries,
wa« a partner to pool agreements
with other manufacturers whereby
prices on Government bids were
fixed and the business divided
among the members of the poo.
It n indeed, dasgerou. to deity
having your clothe* looked alter.
Mar, and thru buwners ability are
judged by thew penonal appearance.
Can you aHord Io go around looking
rh.|j>y and not proaperom whew foe
a few .hjlingr we will make vow old
Sus look ireah and clean. Low no
tiro, in conauhing in about the •’facta
and figure*."
TEXAS FOR ROOSEVELT.
H«n Most rlnsiracteai Vote*, but
iimtructetl Vote May Defeat Him.
Associated Press Dispatch.
DALLAS, May S.—-Col. Roosevelt
will go to the Texas State republican
convent on with a good lead over
Taft in instructed delegates, but
without sure control, according to
returns from two-thirdv of yester-
day’s conventions received by the
Associated Press up to noon today
Roosevelt's instructed delegatee
up to noon totaled 77 and Taft’g 45.
Uninstructerl lielegation-.' Power.
The balance of power lies appar-
ently with the uninstrueted
Jrates. Though nominally the
publican state convention
total of 252 votes. making
sufficient to control, the failure of
numerous' Texag counties to
conventions l& expected to
the number necessary to control. A
few counties, according to reports
today, held opposition conventions
yesterday after the supi>o«edly final
intruct’ons had been announced
TheM- contests are matey ally affect
ng the returns.
Associated Press Dispatch.
DALLA8, May 8.—Gov. Woodrow
W Ison won an incontrovertible ma
Jority of the Texas Democratic State
convention votes in Tuesday's county
conventions. At roon today bis ma-
jority was forty-two over all com-
petitors with twenty-nine counties
yet to I ear from, but with no pos-
sibility of the f nal result affecting
Wilson seriously.
The returns show only one con
test, that in Lavaca county, which
has six votes.
No StMemem from Opposition.
Up to noon the Harmon and Clark
leaders had made no statement, but
among politicians there is no an-
tic pation that the State convention
on May 28tb
son' victory.
Official Returns.
The returns up to noon
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Uninstrueted
Contests .........' ■;.......
No Conventions • votes >
Votes unaccounted for
Total convention votes .
Whitlock
Baxter
Rnbinson.
Argyle—Floyd Vaughn.
Krum—Ned Gullet
Garza- -Avl Carpenter.
lewisviHe—1. M Kcalv K.
Pilot Point E. C Bauer and
DENTON COUNTS' SENDS UNiN-
HTRUCTED DELEGATION
STATE (^INVENTION.
PILOT j
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Associated Press Dispatch.
LONDON, May 8.—The governor
of the Turkish island' Rhodes,
where the Italian troops landed a
j few days ago, telegraphs: “We won
the victory and captured 1,000
Italians.** ,
You need n’t worry very mucK
about where to get a suit for the boy.
Come here and you will find a varie-
ty of strongly made, handsome sum-
suits that will please the eye as
as your sense of economy. The
prices are wonderfully low when you
stop to consider the immense amount
of wear there is in every one of these
Chicken Feed. Poultry Supplies |
I have opecially prepared food for chicks
and general poultry. Also poultry sup-
plies of all kinds.
Cotton seed, the guaranteed kini, 75c to $1 per bushel.
A good line of Cane Seed.
W. A. TALIAFERRO I
FOR a hlw iiniw iurks WIN VICTORY
FORT WORTH. May 8—Prom.-
nent business men and educators
have launched plans for a univers
ty or post-graduate college for the
colleges of the Church of Christ in
Texas an I »he matter will be pla ced ’
before the Chamber of Commerces It
ig planned to erect a $75,000 build
ing ia the state, secure a strong un-
iversity faculty and provide for the
I other inst/’ction of graduates at
the smaller colleges, f
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Ladies’ Silk Hose, white, black, tan and champagne, only,
Men's and Boyi’ Silk Hose--50o Fine Hose, Lisle —
COME AND SEE
The committc* on credentials re-
ported the following delegates
titled to seats:
Precinct NO.
Arnold.
Pres- net No
Precinct No 3—W
Precinct No
Encouraging ReportH Follow Cessa-
tion of Rain.
ORLEANS, .May 8 —Clear
weather prevailed yesterday at ail
lower river points and the reports
received wen- encouraging despite
the fact that the subs deuce of the
flood was not in sight. The favor-
able weather put heart Into the la
borers at work on the levees.
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GALLAS. May • 8.—Overturned in
a skidding autdmob !e at the* sharp -
turn ui the Preston road, near the I Side Square, midale block.
University. I’----- " ' ‘ ‘ ■
was seriously injured internally and
sustained a broken hip, and Henry
Selz Jr. and Piner Selz of Pilot
Point were painfully bruised upo|
being thrown from the mach ne.
The three boys had spent the day
in Dallas and were returning to
their homes in Pilot Point about 5
o’clock yesterday. Henry Selz driv-
ing the car.
Piner Selz, who was sitting on the
back seat of the five-passenger car,
said that the car was running about
twenty-f ve or thirty miles per hour
and it skidded and overturned up-
on striking the embankment at the
right side of road. The boys were
picked up and brought to Dallas iu
a passing automobile. The Selz boys
v*ere treated at the Emergency
hospital and Maynard Was sent to
St. Paul’s hospital, where it was
found that he- had a broken hip,
lacerated muscles above the knee,
a bruise on the back, and njuries
of the abdominal tract which caused
him to pass blood. Some hour af-
ter the accident he was reported
to be unconscious.
The car belonged to Henry Selz
of Pilot Point, father of the two
boys with Maynard. Piner Selz said
the machine had both front fenders
torn off and the hood and radiator
badly battered but the car did not
seem th be much injured otherw se.
AND F*FTY
REACH MEL-
AFTER HARDSHIPS.
but pure, (reih drugs.
LIPSCOMB DRUG STORE T *
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WASHINGTON. May 8. -in the
R tt*na’ i joec ay Senator CamniiUg
of Iowa said there will be no ad-
journment of Congress until four
tariff bills have been enacted The
lour aic 1 Metals. 2. Wool 3
“ ' . 4. Sugar. As the
House hag shown no disposit on to,
offer a cotton bill, the Senate insur-
gents apparently to intend to offer
It an amendment to one of the
pending bills.
VETERANS’ MEMORIAL
FOR DEAD COMRADES holds out for revision
mkm,huai. sehvicks v-E
THEIR DEPARTED BROTHERS
HELD AT MAOON WEDNESDAY
The Colonel Will Go to State Con-
vention in Instructed IMegate*.
but Without Certain Control—
('onteats Affect Results.
Cotton Goods.
Jacksonville,
Tenn.;
Beyett Brothers’ Shoe Store
Free Delivery. Beth Phene* 57.
Walde R
Buell.
HORACE MAINARD OF
1*01 NT SEKIOUHLY HURT
ACCIDENT NEAR DALLAS.
1, Denton - E.
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Vl'ilson Men in Control of Pennsyl-
vania Convention.
HARRISBURG. Pa. May 8.—In
the Pennsylvania State Democrat!,
convention yesterday the reorganiz-
ers swept aut the regulars and de-
throned National Committeeman J.
M. Guffey. The Wilson men were
tai control and elected a solid Wil-
son ,'elegation to the National ■ on-
vent on to cast Pennsylvania's sev-
enty six votes for Wilson
Associated Preu Dispatch
MACON, Ga.. May 8.—The Con-
federate Vetsrans this morning pa d
a tribute of esteem and love to the
deceased comrade* and leaders and
this afternoon will make the choice
of the next meeting place. San An-
tonio, Jackeonville, Chattanooga
and Louisville are candidatee. To-
Convenient for Older People
An up stairs gallery as we have heretofore been in is not
quite as convenient and easy of access for the older people
as a downstairs building, the kind we are now in. Writ
It is easier, too, for the la-
dies with children, and in tact tor every one to see us row
You are cordial]} invited
Associated Press Dispatch.
MELVILLE, La., May 8.—Seven
hundred and fifty refugees from
McRea section and other po nts in
Coupe parish landed here *u night.
They were three days without food
or shelter and the almost contin-
uous rains prevented their cooking
the rations given them. Some of
the refugees were blind and women
and children had their clothing torn
and were wet, pale ad fatigued. The
Texas and Pac’flc railroad say they
have transported 7,000 people from
points near their line in the upper
part of Pointe Coupe parish Among
the rescued were four white women
from near Morganza who stood for
nearly three days in the water. The
steamer Bachelor arrived yesterday
and began relief operations. There
were 500 refugees to be taken off
this morning. Not a woman or
child remains n Morganza
‘ Just what I have been looking for," is the ex- J
pression we hear from almost every mother who
brings the little girl here for summer clothes It’s
very easy to pick out something that looks nice, and
impossible to choose anything that wont wear well
under the most trying condition.
Th* ,l>enton County nnublicau
convention sent an uninstructed del-
egation to the State convention
which meet* at Fort Worth, but by-
intent or accident sent a delegation,
three out of the four favor ng
nomination of Co], Roosevelt.
was found when the convention met
that while the mass meeting
Jutice Precinct No. 1 had elected
delegates favorable to Taft, five of
the country boxes hat endorsed the
Colonel and the Pilot Point delega
tion. uninstructed, was favorable to
j Roosevelt.
The convention was organized by
the election ot W. W. Baxter a» tem-
[>orary cha rman and D. T. Shirley
as temporary secretary The fol-
lowing committees were appointed
On Credentials- W. B Carson,
Sol Carpeater. K. C. Buell.
On permanent organ,izati|iu—E.
R. Waide, T A. Robinson. E. M Ar-
nold.
~ On resolutions - L. M
Bauer, Nick Karnes.
L. M
E C
R Carson. F R
Bolivar—E R
Roanoke —E C
Sanger -D. T Shirley R
Aubrey-—W. C. McIntosh
Drop—H. 8. Sexton. R.
The committee on permanent or
ganization recommended that the
teporary chairman be made perma-
nent. »h ch was adopted. The com-
mittee on reolutio-s were unani-
mously adopter! reaffirming alle-
giance to the time-honored princi
pies of the party and recommending
that the Denton qounty delegates to
the state convenion go uninstrueted
except that they be instructed to
vote foy Col. Cecil A I-yon as na-
t ona] committeeman to succeed
himself.
The following to the
state convention, which meets at
Fort Worth Mar 28. were elected;
L. M. Kealy. T. A Robinson. E
C Bauer and D. T. Shirky . alter-
nates, N, A. Karnes. E R Waide.
G. B Rose and W. P. Green
Delegates to the Thirteenth Dis-
trict Congressional convention which
is to be held at Ifenr etta on May
27th were chosen:
W. C. McIntosh.
E. R. Waide,
T. H. Jennins was elected secre-
tary of the county e^Ktcutive com
mittoe to fill the unexpired term of
J H Cobb, deceased.
W. W Baxter.
Give Wil*«»n More than Enough
('ohtrol Texa Convention.
DALLAS. May 8.—The Dallas
News' convention figures this morn-
ing are:
WilUtn 332 5-6
Harmon 118 5-6
Clark 38 1-2
These returns are based on re'
ports from 180 counties with 65 yet
to report. Wilson men carr ed
Tarrant, Grayson. Coilin. Hunt,
Dallas. Fannin. Lainar Montague,
and Parker among the nearby Nort„
Texas counties.
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WEATHER REPORT. ’
> NEW ORLEANS, La.. May *
today for Tiajuana. on the Mexican;* *.—^Unsettled; showers to- ♦
bc'der. following company G. which;* night or Thursday. »
was sect from Ypma last week. .♦ »#»♦*«*•-♦♦»♦ ».
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Edwards, W. C. Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 226, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 8, 1912, newspaper, May 8, 1912; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1229557/m1/1/: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.