Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 78, Ed. 1 Friday, October 2, 1914 Page: 6 of 6
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ary at the Vatican.
Federico T. «i<—chilli ru-toman
of the brief* m thi*j s;wil department *r
*!a?e. trdnv w: <■ rc 'inineted for the office
id at tier -ccret- t< * -» ♦ t '• *iic Vatican.
Knocked Down by Auto.
Colombo* Texas.—Captain W. M
Channel of Eldndge wn- truck bv an au-
tomobile here Wednesday audit Im longing
to IH 11-i||.*rti«*k of Veda Captain <” n
nell n •• In. »*' • I *b i n . • !ic\! f -t >■
eral v: n| . lie 1 - 'iic*: h !.• c t or
lb* load . r- I . ** ‘ill tlh icwlv
$1000 OOT Counterfeit S^rrr1
< it \ of Vi sic ■ T< . n't"! • -I : ie- (■. .
seized * | .ooo.ooij e> i u .t *.♦ 1 he
- * *. M relo- ■ ml Zurntwie •
f>). . ii 'llu-trnti-.f ■ « fir f"’’ T: ■
official' claim the cot. w» i» tfitefidi’*1 h r
• r. itiul.-nl . 'reninlior.
2000.000 Out of Work in Germany.
Geneva.—A report received here from
Munich estimate* that 2 000 000 men nnd
women are idle in Germany and that t'
nunda-r of onemt h.ycd i- iuerea-inp daily.
A lack of raw >ni.t< rial. it i- *aid. is the
cause.
Miss Burleson Offers Prizes.
Washington. D. C.—Mi" I.uev Burleson
daughter of the |Mi«tnia*ter general offer
cd prizes of $20. *10 nnd in "old for
photographs of the Ik—t and most nr1i*tie
display of cotton good* made by mer-
rlinn* **t special cotton pood* *nle« dor
inc October. The contest w ill be under the
supervision of the National Cotton Fash-
ions show to be held here.
Valuable Diamond Missing.
Hrcnham Texas.—An unknown white
man entered the home of Mr-. E. .1. Tucker
W in Chnp|M‘ll Hill in broad o|m** daylight
Tuesday mid abstracted a very valuable
diumond ring. Some ]ieople saw him leav-
ing the house but were unaware of hi'
mission and a* yet lie Ini' not In ch appre-
hended. The diamond was worth several
hundred dollars.
San Benito Plans Football?
San Benito Texas.—Active practice
Work ha* Im*oh undertaken bv the local
* * • •
ftehopl football gutnc which is to take
place within two weeks. l'ros|K*«*ts ar«
rmu*un!lv Lriirlit for the team this vear to
duplicate it* record ot last year when ii
w$»n tlic champion ship of the Valley. Rrv.<i
Long was chosen captain of the team and
tVed L. Flynn manager.
Political Parties File Complete Tickets.
Austin Texas.—The Itepnhliean and
Progressive parlies have filed with the >»•»•-
WtlTV of state lull tickets of nominees |.ti-
the Kox'emlier elect iou and tin «• will ..p
pear' on the official ballots. John \\. I'hnp
of Dallas heads the Republican liek.t for
Governor and F. M. Etheridg* i |»a||M.
is the candidate tor Governor on tlo- |*r.»
gressive ticket.
Pinchot III; Wife Fills Speaking Dates.
Erie Pa.—Gifford I *inehot Washington
party candidate for Failed Mat-- s„u
confined to hi hotel her. *«•>.
^"terda^ suffering from a s.xere attaek of
ptomaine poisoning. Mr. Ptnehot fainted
after delivering an addre W.du.'.lax
night. Mrs. Ptnehot who icomputiM-d
him spent the d«v xi-umg towns wh.re
Mr. Pinehot was to -p.;.k .md explained
to waiting audiences win he \».t not
present.
Turns Down Peace Proposal.
Denver F«d. .1 F. W.lliom. president
ol the ( .dorado I-cel A lion eotupaiix in
n Ktatement yesUrday reiterated ..|a-raior
ot the Colorado coal held - Could ||o| ;1e
eept the peace proposal drawn In llw.eli
Davis and W. It. Fairlex and mdor-cd In
President Wilson. Mr. W elbow is expert-
.ed to report the result of a recent eomci
ence with the president to tin operator'
at a meeting which pr.diablx will !„• held
this week.
Car of Beer is Brokrn Open.
Houston Texas.—A carload of |M -r
consigned to a firm in Palestine Texas
was broken into late Tuc dux night and a
quantity of the contents stolen. The cur
wrau standing in the Houston A Texas ren-
te. .-*ral yards when the night watehmau no
ti.-ed the seal had lieen broken. Just how
much beer was taken is not known. The
}sdiee departMcnt hi ' U en m.iilhd bill a
'et the burglars |»i. \ not l*e« n urn -I..I
Thought Mine a Wine Caxk.
Home.—lM.nl' of the destruetion ol u
fishing boat off Kituim by a floating miiic
show that the fishermen mistook the mine
for a wine cask. Throwing out a line ibex
drew the sUpj„M.| « toward them and
when it touched their craft an explosion
occurred. The Imat was Mown to pieces
and the nine men on hoard were killed
Naval ex|»erts express the opinion that
hundreds of mines from the Austrian coast
are floating toward Italy and u- a eons
all steamship lme> operating to
^kJPMhMtui Montenegro. Albania and Greece
^Wrom Italian js.rts hax. mi sanded sail-
ings. Ships which ha\e l»**«n o|wTallug
between Italy and Gon-tantmopir and
other Black feea port b.i\c limited their
Irij.*
France to Spend $12000000 Here.
St. Louis Mo.- An order i<*r -1500 «*ov-
. r’ ho- <>- ai<i| miih we- placed with **♦
• a*m . de.’i?' ‘>i i i• •» m pi .bvc- >
French government. I i• i** order *■ >!i •
j •
r< pre-ei.lative- ot the KreUch govcrmile
here declared they were authorize*! I<* buy
]00000 hor-es at all expenditure ol about
iMJ.0Otl.OlMI.
K fit’ll Two and Sf!!
Si. .-.hvilli: T**llli. \. u id 'l-;- •
I..-. j;«! V* 11::;; f». >|„ liahb *
u ifc Mr*. Nylon iJi wer* -I--4 • I* t!»
Ut their ho-. t * M ill »h *>v .. 1 j- *
F*- ii*T. *». I* i her. after in of ■ . t*
1 re. eh th** -on • tilt otlpl- . M I: H. b
. i. M. v tt .*«• bi.itrt-. t ;?<■
rug i- aiti bill **1 to the *< ■' n* • it
: < -tut."* i r-her at *>!'** I: *i l • 4 . \ m
: rill*. Tex:?-.
Incurable Patient Leaps to His Death.
N**w Orleans La.—John I.amando aged
38 jumped tr**iu a third-storv window ot
the lleigudo memorial building ot t
Charity ho-pital t*. th? pavement lielnw
and was m-tanlv killed Monday night.
The contact with tin* pavement alter the
tall of forty-five lect broke practically
every lame in tin* man*- IhhIv including
his skull. Lunin udo suffered from aiieur
ism of ttie abdom**n for mouths. ||«- wa-
ll patient at the ho-pitnl -cvernl tun*.
\Vh.*n.eur**d be left the institution only to
return after a short absence. Kaeh re
turn found him in a more critical condi-
tion.
Injured Ball Player Awarded Damages.
Pittsfield Mass.—In the district court
$1000 damage- were awarded \Yilfr**d Ge-
uc-t of tin- city ugain-l Janes Curry *1
Hartford for miuri**- received in a pro-
j fcssionul ha-ehall game. In -lidiug t«* sec-
ond Gene-1 wn- .-piked by Curry and lu-
leg broken. He ha- l*evn itiiabb- to play
ha-ehall -in****. The Ib ne-t en-e attracted
a go«ai deal ol attention III the 1412 Con-
necticut league -ea-oti. Player Curry had
re|*«*at<*)ll\ -aid that In* would “g'*t** Gene.-t
and when the latter wa- tmallv -eriousiv
• •
l-pikml a storm ol iadignuiion forced
| Curry out Ot the league. (tciic.st Won his
i suit last year ami Curry had ap|M*ale*i.
Fish Doctor Needed to Protect Health.
Washington l>. C.- Need ot a putholo-
gi-t t*» protect people against eating dis-
eased I i-h was emplia-ucd by Secretary
Hedlidd ot the Department *4 Commerce
in an uddre-- **1 the welcome here yc-ter-
*lay to the American Ki-herics society.
** The situation as to fi-h and public
health.” the secretary -:ii*l ‘b* the same a>
it i- in regard to i»ecf or cows and lubcr-
culosi- or other t*M*d supplies. What we
want i- a ti-h doctor. It dogn tin! seem
t** matter t•• Congress whether the people
«*at diseased ti h or not.” Kish eulturists
eoii-ervationist- .mil It ileral game officials
rr»* gathered I non throughout tin* country
t**r tlit* * **n\ * ut i**n.
Bandits Revive Wild West Hold-Up.
Kieler Ok la.-—'Three men rode into
Kictcr early Wcdnc-duy atleriioon lied
their lior-e- t<> a public hitching po-t and
walking up the door of the Central
stale hank ordered t A.-hier S. E. Bailey
to throw up hi- hands. Bailey an u—i-f
ant and three cu-tomcr- were forced n t
• he vault and the door locked. The ban-
dit ~ then took all the money in sight #25t>0
mi currency and >2«0 in silver -luffed it
into |HM*k> l- of their -addlcbug- and rode
away shouting and firing tbeir rcvolver-
mto the air. I.a-t night the bandit- were
reported surrounded by a |m— <• m flic
lull- two and one-half mile- we-t of
Kieler.
Wadsworth’s Plurality 7.805.
New \ ork.—With !*‘2 dt *nct- mi--ing
throughout the State dame- \V. Wads-
worth dr. had ;.n olhcml plurality of 7no5
vote- la-t night m the direct primary rou-
te-! ot M unlay tor the Republican nomi-
nation tor (’ruled State- Senator. Hi-
plurality up Male with fifty di-trict-
mi—imr. wa- l.'t.o.Vti. The pluralitv of
lieprex Illative Wdllaia M. (.’alder ill the
greater city wa- 34.745 with forty-two
di-triet- mis-ing. It wa- Dot believed the
complete return.- would ehangc the -itua-
tion. latte return- .. up Stale main-
tained the early advantage of Frederick
M. Davenport over former Governor Nil-
iiam Sul/er in the I'royre—i\e gulterna-
tori.il eonte-t. Davenport’- im«|oritv
throughout tile Stale wa- ii.'JoM vote-.
Masons Will Establish Hospital.
Au-tiu leva-.- (lie National Ma-onic
''.miltirtuiii a--iH iution of' Sail Antonio
wa- chartered toady by the State depart-
ment for the purpo-e of acquiring and
maintaining a sanitarium or hospital for
t real meat ot all Mu-on- and their tamilies
who may U- afflicted with tuherculosi*.
I '•«* eor|>oratiou ha- DO capital stm-k. the
in-titutMNi to me maintained ami -up|>orted
hv voluntary contribution- by Ma-on- and
Ma-onie bodie- in the I'nited States. The
t«*rn! M a-on- a- u-ed -hall undude onlv
athliated Master Mu-on- in g«s»d standing
and the term “Masonic hodl> -” -hall in-
clude Kim- lodgeKoval Arch chapters
aud cotnmandrne- and u»|| Kite
In.dic and shrine*. The board of dircc-
|lor- tor the fir-t year is composed of C.
jA. Soule Cons L. AUlbun: lisrry W.
Uneeda
Biscuit
Tempt the appetite
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp clean and fresh.
5 cents.
Baronet Biscuit
■ Round thin tender—
with a delightful flavor
—appropriate for lunch- jj
eon tea and dinner jj
zo cents. jj
Graham I
Crackers B
Made of the finest jj
ingredients. Baked
to perfection. The
national strength
food zo Cents.
Buy biscuit baked by j
NATIONAL BISCUIT I
COMPANY
Always tool for that Name jj
iltou 1*. I. Powell and C. S. (loodwiu nil
of >uju Antonio.
Mutiny on British Ship Dstribfd
New N oik.—A tale vi mutiny on tin
high tie. by Turks who had heard that
Turkey hud declared "nr ou fireit Britain
was told hi the Tombs court yesterday by
I'aptaiu Stewart ot the Brit oil tramp
steamer I le of Mull which arrived here
Wcducsd ay. The vessel left South Ameri-
can ports three w.-eks ago. At Bar ha docs
Turks ui the crew received new- that their
country was warring on Knglaml and alter
the ship got under way arum reliev'd to
work according t*» Capt ini St* wart. One
right the uni ter tru tinted an attempt to
kill him&elf and hu- family and 4hcn.scug
the ship h* suid. II** locked linn * It und
his family hi the cabin and nude for
I liar lest on S. I . There the immigration
authorities would n**l let him kind the l«el-
ligermt . t aplain Stewart testified so h<
placed the ring leaders m chains under
guard ot a < liarlcslon police detective
» lo> aecom|*alilt'd the ship to this port. A-
the mutiny alleged was not committed
within Hire three-mile neutrality limit
three Turks arraigned were ordered kept
in a court prison until the ease should Ik*
brought to the attention of the British
consul general here. The [M-nalty lor con-
viction of mutiny under the British navul
laws j- death according to Captain Stew-
art.
Had to Beal World s Record to Win.
Columbus Ohio.—Direct mu I was e©ni-
fw-lled to break a world’s pacing record
here Wednesday to defeat William in a
match race. To give the Indiana 4 year
tdil the first Ik*iitmg he has received in a
racing carver ot two seasons Uie Ww
York pacer was forced to pace the fir>t
mile in 1 :.r^ and the second in 2.4KI flat.
The time ot the lirst heat is the fastest
ever made m coni|ietilioii and stands as «
world's ree - - |. The former mark wa- 1 >V.»
I I mad*- two weeks ng«» m I*•-1r*<tt by
Trank Boga-h .lr. Direetutu I drew the
pole and the p. ir got nw..\ «.n the hr-t at
t«-iiipt. William took the I.-ad 40 yard-
from tl»c start reached the hr-t quarter
in 20 M-niml' and went on to the half in
•j!» 1-4. The three-quarters p..sj was made
in 1 :30. At tin- last turn the two [aicer-
were ou even terms wh<*n half the home
-tretcli had been traversed hut Directum
I tmislied strong with hts rival a full
length behind. The hist quarter was [Meed
ui 2* strond'. Separate timing had Wil-
liam's mile in 1 :5> 1-4.
In the second *h*. William was kept
beside Directum I until the first quarter
had passed. Then he took the pole his op-
ponent dropping back a couple of lengths.
The first quarter wa* done in 30 1 2 sec-
onds and the halfe in 1:0] 3-4. Directum
11 steadily cut down William'* lead though
the latter wn- ahead at the three-quarter*
i- 1:32. There -wruu a ternfie -bru*h
through the stretch the final quarter being
Per. d in o. „«kf»m'd*. with Directum I hold
s.. k i• •' Peter Vn!.» ur« » t’
At .ti Hor c Breeders' futurity for 3
year old trotter*.
An Evening Story
TilK <» BSTITITP
lt< I* ml YiPiers.»
I taring the maneuver* ''»■ li.ol conn*
t«» Toni where we were to stay for two
Mu's rind havin’? reeeivi*! try bill* t 1
"ent i * ♦ - :i; he e eeii > t * he ho’t *
|« i* * J | *| . I in * t
«. f' a? |H'I i ' *•" "
t it- It f in; let ‘Me an*were* out
fov Mi'ueblitijt ■-*►’»(*• Mtina quite unmb-lll
• .1 ■ t V". V nr mis!.!! I Til-*• n
/
gr«> •*;.il-s-d yelllb'le t’ WliOS*"* I.it1** " .-s
nff *co|!e»i v. ttli crying. I <•' pin "* *■ !*•
him *vli I t »* i**» tN i i . t- i * . *ig ■<*
tm- for m it ••iiietit in **ti absotit-mimle I
III a ii tier he sudden! \ :
■| tun |t« ex* »»-•«• tne for ih* -Irange
. • i- it whieh I rece.red you. I»
without knowing it you have brought
me a great diMup|Miintment. lly da ugh
*• r is Iving seriouslv ill and her hu*-
’ 1 like vourself. a raptiPu or arfil-
I r .\. ha* had to go t• > Algiers. Now she
i* railing him all the time her thoughts
are only of him. We have wired for him
and an* eX|N*ctiiig him any moment so
w hen I heard the dunking of your spurs
T thought it was he.
He tried in vain to Indd bark IPs tears
and ifter expressing my sincere svntpn
thv I retired to my mom. from where I
'amid hear the voire of the wife railing
for her husband !u »h** mos* he*ir*-b re-ik
ing manner.
A moment later the father knocked at
the door and said:
“She heard votir steps and thinks it is
her husband who lias returned We dan*
not tell her she is wrong. I know that
what I am going to ask you is a verv
strange thing but it might make h'*r
last moments easier if yon would r< m<*
to her. I am quite sure she will not •Ii'1
rover her mistake.”
I willingly promise! and with lieuting
heart I followed him into the room where
the young wife was dying. The lasmi
was almost in darkness lieing illuminated
only by a single eandle in the rorner
farthest away from the ls*d. Iii the lug
In*«| a y«»uug..uoiiiaii wan struggling with
death. t With lif^unmk mrfkwdv imping
arros* J>;s|» t. -U ifU lo r lije» will*
every part of her IhkIv that was still
alive she called for her husMnif. T
walked up to the lied mi tiptoe but my
sword struck the leg of a '•hair nml she
heard it. She o|tciicd her eyes wide. The
bright buttons the golden shoulder
straps and the »*ord a wakened all Int
old memories
\| la . -I .... deeply that !
’ •> - * i» i \ti iwes C |lll‘
t.r> ill.’
* V vonm\" In*r fatIni*r w It >* 'owed ' • xon.
know \iiit onalit not sneak
Sii did i«».i listrii It* l.iiTi tui* i"i. i mi*
lier lo ad tfiwii.nl1' me anti -..lid ■
• . li it.* io tell you.
darling."
And after a short pause wlibb igaiit
made me fe*r that every thing was over
she said:
*'ltut yoff h ive not evet kissed m \et."
Her feverish breath burned my cheek
as I Is-nt down and kissi-d her without
hesitating a moment feeling happy to Is-
able to make her Inst moments easier.
Suddenly she whispered:
"You know that I am going to die. The
priest has i«st given me th»* liolv saera
ment."
I filt no mill of acting for I was
d**»n| *.. ’ hen 1 answered -
•oh Yvonne you must not speik like
that. Nov »h a | am here you must not
think of dying. You are going to get
well and we shall Is* so happy together."
She did not seem to hear.
**Ynw are not going? Yon must not
go! Sit down hen* and give me vour
hand."
f took her small feverish hand in
mine ***d a happy smile came into her
fan* ns she said:
**Oh 1 atli feeling so happy now. I
a til not afraid at all."
Sin- M-emed to grow more quiet and lier
breathing grew mure regular until at
last she apf»ear«*d to sleep w*il! holding
my hand with a firm grasp.
IYoiii time to time she ojvned her ayes
witHfil land began to talk.
‘•|»o you reniemls r." she n'ked. * do
you remember the flight af.'-r our wc«|
iiflif when we came to St. Midi e l.
t'landef It was late and tb window*
of our room fared the set. |»o voii p*
member. you o|iened IL.» window .ml
looked at nie in the moonlight ?"
i
S'.* la 'gh at d sipi • I »••>
h im* I * lit dnv n out her Jiml told ttef
'» - if**f lire li .•»**;ij.ilW. I fuiitli*#
"• i ilioii* filing*
!■ melt
I r s.lMie lime I
i .a 'e*r tying 111% si* If HI lli* l»
1*1 - I 1% ha »kHill III r. Sin* %%*"iit
s’ * 1T that I ■•»* *•' tea ■ t* «
I *1 * in retrlml yoe of me. Oh
« . ’ K et > arri* «l whr lift
V *• - •
’***». . „t (|. »» !».**» |
will ilot die. I will itol
\\ hen the lest lieu *rs were o%**r I got
HI days' furlough Mr mi % parent* ami
it was on|% when ihis tim. wan near!'
u|* that I went l»a*l> to Toill to see the
|H***ple whom I li ol HH*t umler smh ex
Iraortlinury rireu installers.
I was prepared in hear that Yvonne
ha*! dint. Inti the father met me %%i:li
Isa tiling fare. Ilis daughter was not
dead. Her husband hail itrri%ed a fe«*
hour* after I h.ol I* ft and he was thy
j«»l% one who knew the seeret.
“Bill eoine anil look at Yvonne” hr
said drawing aside a nirtnin from a
window living the gardv-n. Dressed in
a pink house gown the young woman way
lying on a divan a pieture of rapidly* re-
turning youth ami health.
**S|ir ilots not know me** l thought..
Ami still I had I teen sitting at her l*-d
side through a whole long night and into
my ear she had whispered lender words
nuiviiiced that llie% were to In* her last.
During a whole night %%e had Item wail
ing for death. And now sin* did not
know me.
But when her father suggested he in
ini rod nee me to her as a friend of
* lamle- 1 shook my head. 1 thought it
%%o p|t| In* indelicate to i-oun* into lu r
life itnee more.
*'l would rather not.** | replietL
idraugeh nio%i*d. “IonnI bye.**
Ai .i i ..I .11 utji*i i>#i i«
rinln ttlb. ^ |
• $
Thf* little huts to In* VPrn lorrfetD
*hould tlr«Nip low over one eye.
Tin* taffet i hawpie is tM'i.i with a tunic
skiri of filmy robwebhy Um
It
| VT^i< iiAne *1
— ■ SSSSSSS^##S9 M
of shoes :/
or^Si
shesH
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I FRISCO ~ EXCUR SIONST
4ft
a Denison and return $25.00
fra •
I On sale Oct. 10th & I 1 th returning Oct. 16th.
4 E! Paso & retuan $36.2(1 On sale !ct. 5th &. 6t!i returning Oct. 16th
• Ei Paso & return $27.75 On sale Oct. 24thoi25th returning Nov 3rd.
| Ft. Worth and return $2i 60
On sale Oci. 9th to 16 inclusive returning Oct. 20th.
Galveston and return 14.7 5
On sale Oct. 10th 1 I th & 12th returning Oct. 18th.
Galveston and return $14.75
On sale Oct. 19th & 20th returning Oct. 30th.
Waco and return $16.25
■ :VK*
I Through Sleeper To Houston. • I
I Ticket Office Open From 4:30 to 6 p. m. For Sale Of Pullman I
I Tickets For Sleeper Departing At 3:30 a. m. Sleeper Open I
I At 9 p. m. For Occupancy. I -
1 Call Or Ring Phone 172 For Further Information.
| House Phone 598.
T
C. F. HAWKES
Passenger And Ticket Agent I
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