The Austin Statesman. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, January 16, 1914 Page: 2 of 10
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ANTHRACITE ME HEARING
ANOKA
s
ROSNER’S
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39 INDIVIDUALS ARE NAMED
$2
$2
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BRICKL
FEVERISH AND SICK
CABINET MINISTER RESIGNS
eount
Genei
BANI
t
SUES FOR BACK ALIMONY
night with a command ot 1000 man,
The committee will vote to-
to report
fav orably."
WOMAN SWOONS IN COURT
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GOV. FERRIS ON WARPATH
Renfroe, Ala- "I want to make a
rectors of the National Carbon Com-
letters to stockholders to*
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,r more than 50 years, Cardut has
207 1
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-pige. hook.”
" sent in plain wrap.
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m
of the
for con-
$3
$3
All $2.50 Trousers $1.50
All $3.50 Trousers $2.50
All $^.50 Trousers $3.00
$5 and $6 Trousers $3.15
There la one spot in Bohemia where
17 springs of hot water burst out of
essary.
morrow
St
A Di
Gar:
; profit
lers are
Grand Jury That Has Been Inves-
tigating Michigan Copper Strike
Makes No Reference to
Moyer Deportation.
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214-216
$1
$2
Au
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Phon
Red Cross Shoes
Today, Friday, Jan. 16, and Saturday
ROSNER will have on sale all of the LADIES’ RED CROSS
SHOES, known the world over to be the best Shoe built for
ladies. The Shoe that bends with your foot.
MOYER INDICTED
FOR CONSPIRACY
IN LABOR WAR
iquest.
Many Qu
aider
■ur
Cravat Band
should abow
hre
ford’s Black-Draught liver meai-
are the onb medicine, wo keep
• house
TARROW
Wh COLLAR
» u, a q.H,, A C*., w.
Former Mrs. Hal Chase Allee,, She
Hasn’t Been Paid.
I never get tired of tolling what your
PRESIDENT ASKS AID
FOR STRICKEN JAPAN
Other Officials of Western
Federation of Miners
Also Accused.
always going to the doctor, but never
felt well.
Finally, my huabana bought me two
bottles of Cardul, the woman’s tonic.
SOUND SLEEP
GOOD APPETITE
and the work of restoring
telegraph communication li
ward rapidly., .
E. M. Scarbrough
G Sons
FAMOUS PLACE OF
THOUSAND HOTELS
Downey declared he would await in-
structions from President Moyer before
returning to Calumet
JOE
NEW
AND
Commerce Commission Attorney* Seek
to Show Combination Among Cer-
tain Big Corporations.
Compared to Tiny Texas Spot Where
Science Recently Discovered
Vitalitas.
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i
Would Aecelveby Following
Her Example.
At a in
the First
held Tue
were re-i
H N. F
vice pres
president;
W. B. M
At a mi
the Peopi
pasas, hel
fleers wer
J. C. R
Browning,
cashier; }
LADIES’ $4.50 RED DROSS
SHOES, $3.69
LOT 3—Laadies’ Red Cross
button gun metal Shoes that
you see advertised so much
in all magazines /ft A flA
at $4.50; Ros-%° KU
ner’s 2 days... eeVe
used with entire sAtiaaction, by I
■and. of weak and ailing women. 1
" sureig mip you, too.
ft—Write to: Ladies' Aavisory
(tatement for publication,’' saye Mrs.
Ollie wena, of this place, "an it may
demeanor.
John E. Antilla, secretary,
Calumet union. was indicted f<
asked to set aside 3500.050 of a new
issue of stock to be given employes.
The company employs 4000 hands and
has nine branch factories.
288
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22.98,
HOUST
the fourtl
forty-four
national
Masons a
ing it wi
routine m
mittees oi
jects coni
This me
to aband
tional her
supported
for its a
based upe
tude of tl
ganized 1
recent str
final actic
week.
dleine has done for me. and I am
e it will help other suffering women,
t did ma
I suffered terribly for years with
many serlous womanly troubles, and
became so weak and nervoua I could
hardly do anything. I had headaches,
pains in my back and nides, and was
MEN'S SUITS at—
be the means of relieving some poor,
suttering woman.
day: asking approve! for sharing
with their employes. Stookhold
$4.00 RED CROSS SHOES,
$3.48
IOT 2—Ladies’ Red Cross
Shoes, vici lace and the easy
walking heel; the Shqe that
bends with /ft A AO
pasr.footiPer..53.48
cases of twenty-seven union members
residing near South Range. They had
been accused of unlawful assemblage
and ) threats to destroy property op
Dec. 10.
After the grand jury's report was
made court adjourned until Saturday,
Judge O'Brien returning to L’Anse to
continue the strike cases being tried
in Baraga County.
good 75c Night'Gowns at.............
Ladies’ fine $1.00 Night Gowns now.:. ......,
Ladies’ extra good $1.50 Night Gowns at......
bundled to protect them from the heat,
landed. After a hard struggle they
succeeded in making their way through
oe--.- 1 s9tt warm ashes breast high until they
preamanaftza"‘nohngnchuzcur-ninapekt"-seathzcoun"ttacbe
people still livir ‘ ’
Michigan copper miners. The first
count of the Indictment charges Con-
spiracy to prevent by force and arms
the pursuit of their vocations by em-
’ ployes of the. mining companies. The
- charge of conspiracy constitutes a mis-
Big Reductions
Suits & O’Coats e49e
upto $18 NOW PlEul•
Suits & O’Coats cn
upto $25 NOW Pll ••U
Suits&O’Coats^OQ rn
up to $35 NOW^^U
Men's Pants Reduced
government’s decision to default on
the payments.
M. de la Lama left Paris today for
• Switzerland, though his exact destina-
tion is being kept a secret. His private
heeretary and members of the Mexi-
can legation here declined to discuss
the report of the finance ministers res-
ignation.
FRENCH JACKIES BEST OARSMEN
the action of the provi__.
In repudiating the interest payments
on the international and foreign debts
of Mexico. The finance minister said
he was not Informed of the Mexican
Fori
R
We have
time and
iefaotion.
_2
-
I commenced taking it, according to
directiona, and began feeling bettor.
I am now on my eighth bottle, and feel
better than II have In years. I aleep
moundly, have a good appetite, and no
more pains.
PARIS, Jan. 15.—Adolfo de la Lama,
Mexican minister of finance, who re-
ently arrived in Paris on a mission
in connection with the finances of his
DONE TO OVERAWE MINERS.
BUTTE, Mont. Jan. 15.—John C.
Lowney, member of the executive
board of the Western Federation of
Miners, when Informed today that he
had been indicted at Houghton, Mich.,
declared his belief that* the indict-
ments would be held as a club to pre-
vent strike leaders returning to the
PROFIT-SHARING PLAN.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 16.D-
BARTLESVILLE. Okla., Jan. 15.—A
jury to try Mrs. Laura M. Reuter for
complicity in the murder of’her hus-
band, Charles E. Reuter, an attorney
of Tulsa, was secured late today after
each side had exhausted their chal-
lenges.
Mrs. Reuter swooned in the court-
room as the jury was being sworn in.
but recovered sufficiently to walk to
her hotel. This is Mrs. Reuter’s sec-
ond trial. She was first convicted and
sentenced to life imprisonment, but
secured a new trial.
easy to take and are yery good. Sev-
eral boxes drove away my kidney
trouble, and I am still enjoying the
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sRanzsubara2.gezz
Beoretary of Financa Incenaod by
Huorta's Repudiation of Debts.
if,you suffer from any of the trou-
los no common to weak women, try WILLIAMSON COUNTY MEDICS,
fra. owen's advice—take Cardul.
urat sald Representative Mnobonaid
had been seated beside him in the Sen-
ate when he presented his resolution
for A congresslonal inveetigation of
" the copper strike and that the quota-
tiona from Mr.: MacDonald had been
made with hl, perminsion.
The telegram from Governor Ferri,
read in part; v
"Senator Aihurat reported to have
gouted Michigan Congreasman, Twelfth
Diatriet aa saying: The Twelfth DIa-
irlet of Michigan is a part of the United
State, where consuitutional government
no longer exlAts; that the rights of
itizens under our Constitution and our
law, are overthrown and the laws and
the Constitution defied.’
Senator Townsena of Michigan pre-
sented the message with a copy of n
similar telegram sent to President Wil- -u-N
ia0 bXndporner ^"Uln*g”Xd.^
In the copper district, the courts are
SAN JOSE, Cal., Jan. 15.—Sult to
recover 3145 back alimony was brought
here today by Helen H. Chase against
her former husband, Hal Chase, first
baseman of the Chicago Americans.
Mrs. Chase alleges that since Dec. 1
Chase has paid her no alimony.
Mrs. Chase had been granted 3100
a month for herself and child.
spiracy, a misdemeanor. The jury ex-
onerated H. Stuart Goodell, an oil
merchant, of complicity In one of the
strike shooting affrays.
The indictment against Antilla in-
cluded charges against Charles H.
Moyer, president; C. E. Mahoney, vice
president; Guy E. Miller, Yanco Ter-
zich, J. C. Lowney and W. P. David-
son. members of the executive board
of the Western Federation of Minere.
FAVORS HIGHER FREIGHT RATES - "
--58 THAT TELLS
."webeleve* deureolmon"cAena,
that the protent net earnings of the Plenty of It Has Been Done Right
raflronRa OVA fnenedict.. W-____ I k.
Senate Committee Will Not Hold Up
Nomination of Comptroller.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—The Sen-
ate banking and currency committee
concluded hearings today Into the
nominating by the President of John
Skeleton Willlama, Assistant. Secre-
tary of the Treasury, to be Comptroller
of the Currency and ex-officlo member
of the Federal Reserve Board. Final
action will be taken tomorrow.
Hearings continued today on the ac-
tion of Mr. Williams In connection
with the deposit of government funds
in the Munsey Trust Company of
Washington when that Institution re-
cently took, over the United states
Trust Company to avert a failure.
"The testimony of everyone." said
Senator Owen, chairman of the com-
mittee tonight, "has been convincing
that the action of Mr. Williams in the
Munsey Trust case was right and nec-
Ladies’ extra good 25c Muslin Drawers..........158
Ladies’ Triinmed 35c Muslin Drawers....,................
Ladies’ extra fine 75c quality Drawers...'...... 492
Ladies’ finest quality Muslin Drawers, $1.00 kind. ..... .258
Ladies’ regular 75c quality Muslin Underskirts.............
Ladies’ good $1.00 quality Underskirts at...................
Ladies’ finest $1.50 quality Underskirts now.... —
Ladies’ regular 50c Night Gowns at............
Ladies’ good 75c Night Gowns at......
market for kidney trouble. They are
cure. I gladly confirm the .endorse-
ment I have given Doan's Kidney Pill,
before."
Price 60c, at all-dealers, pon't (im-
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney pilte-the esme that
Mr. Moore had. Foster-Miburn Co.,
Props., Butenlo, N. X. ‘
Great Special Lace and Embroidery Sale
See the great bargains at, per yard, 5c and.......... 102
The beat quality of extra wide Laces and Embroideries at Per
yard, 15c and ............. . 250
the woman's tonic, and
■If the Congressman from the Twelfth
District said these things, he said that
which is false in every particular, that
■which is a traitorous Insult to hla own
district and the whole State of Michi-
gan."
EDITOR LABOR PAPER ARRESTED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. IB.—Ed-
gar Wallace, editor of the United Mine
Workers’ Journal, today was arrested
on a warrant charging him with vio-
iAting the antltmat law. in connection
with the Colorado coal miners' atrlk"
his nomination
Children love this "frult laxative,"
and nothing else cleanses the tendr
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop play-
i ing to empty the bowels, and the re-
sult is they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom-
ach sours, then your little one becomes
ross, half-sick, feverish, don't eat.
Sleep or act naturally, breath is bad,
system full of cold, has sore throat,
stomach-ache, or diarrhoea. Listen.
Mother! See if tongue is coated, then
live a teauspoonful of "California Syrup
of Figs," and in a few hours all the
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
gested food passes out of the system. .
and you have a well, playful child
again.
Millions of mothers give "California
Syrup of Figo” because it is perfectly
harmless; children love it, and it never
fails to act on the stomach, liver and
bowels. 1
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot-
tle of "California Syrup of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-Ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. Get the genulne,
made by "California Fig Syrup Com-
pany." Refuse any other kind wit
contempt.
Brands as Falsa and Traitorous State-
ments Made by Congrossman,
WASHINGTON, Jan. IB.—A telegram
from Governor Ferris of Michigan,
branding as “false and traitorous"
statements so to conditions In the Mich-
igan copper district, attributed to Rep-
resentative MacDonald of Michigan,
and quoted In the Senate by senator
Ashurst, was read In the Senate today
and Inter withdrawn aa a violation of
the courtesy due a member of the other
House.
CHILD IS CROSS,
waived examination and gave bond or
15000 for his appearance in Colorado
to stand trial.
— T .. ..■■■'....1 m ■ 4JU-.. ae»
tlie camp, Within this enclosure the
refugees, virtually prisoners, will be
guarded day and night.
VERA CRUZ. Mexico. Jan. 18.—An
International race for twelve-oared
cuttera. manned by Bailors, from the
foreign warships now anchored in Vera
Crus harbor, was rowed over a three-
mile courso today. The French crew
won. The Spanish. German, English
and American sailors finished in the
order named. All crews used Ameri-
can boats. %
NUEVO LAREDO REINFORCED.
LAREDO, Tex. Jan. 15.—General
As Jury Is Completed fbr Trial of Mrs.
Reuter She Keels Over.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Jan. 15.—Prosper-
ity in the South, as tt is spelled by, „„ ,
bumper cotton crops, grain orops, cat- human 1
tie production and general business the da",
conditions that as a whole excel any I the ’ '
etherareetion.orthe country, was cole: waved in the air at a ho
2 rated nere tonight at a banquet given from shore.
bx.the.Buatnsns M,n 4 C “b of this city. A detachment
More than 400 persons, including some1......
of the most prominent men in the coun-
try, many of them coming In special
trains of private cars, were In attend-
ance. Offlc’’ ...... -
THE AUBTIN DAILY BTATESMAN, FRIDAY MIORKNING, JANUAKY 16, 1914.
At the
of the ste
tional Ba
lowing of
Cooper, pi
president;
Fanes ane
nt cashie
has a cap!
of 150,000.
The fol
chosen by
lett: J. 1
Cagle, J. ;
A. Brieha
National,
J. V. Nc
Stewart, J
mann, J.
open, the grand jury in session and the
machinery of Justice available to every
citizen of the State.
Senator Bacon of Georgia objected to
the reading of the message.
"Neither the Governor of Michigan
nor the Senator from Michigan has
work. Doan'S Kidney Pills stand thia the r’sht. to have rend here," he eata,
that which la defamatory to the char-
acter of a member of the other House."
Before Senator Townsend withdrew
the message and substituted a state-
ment of its substance, Senator Ash-
HOUGHTON. Mich, Jan. 16.—
Charles H. Moyer, president of the
Western Federation of Miners, was to-
day indicted fur conspiracy, together
with other officials of the Federation,
in connection with the strike of the
Comparisons have been made be-
tween Carlsbad waters and the new
yocanlo liquid known as Vitalitas.
Science only recently discovered the
atter within a huge mound in the flat
gulf coast country of Texas. Carlsbad
waters contain soda, lime, potash and
a carbonic acid gas. The basic chem-
icals of Vitalitas are iron, sulphur, so-
dumn, magnesia and with them is sus-
“carat.
: the ground. Surrounding these are a
thousand hotels. Some are almost as
old as civilization. The place is known
around the earth as Carlsbad. Its fame
18 Gue to the fact that Nature has
made the waters curative for certain
ills. The sick of the old world, who
can afford it, go there as a last chance.
hey have come to realize that Nature
. the greatest doctor of all and they
pin their last faith to these medicated
waters.
eie-1 morhingvspoungoiuug.ocgurteq.um 15 glgka,adefanR Ar^"®- Ban
thelmorninK Hounssworth was stabbed Mltals on Other 1oc1 unlon ieaders
7 were named. The list Includes thirty-
ThU is the refrain of our
favorite clothing tune:
MINERS' SCALE COMMITTEE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 15.— Rep-
resentatives or operatdra and miners of
the central competitive district lata to-
day selected Philadelphia as the place
where the Joint wage scale committee
will meet next week.
Representatives also expect to agree
on terms whereby the miners will re-
main at work in case the new scale
is not completed by March 31.
Pena of the Federal army at Mon-
terey arrived at Nuevo Laredo last
copper country.
"They will not accept property
bonds," said Lowney, "and unless we
take the money we are .paying out in
strike benefits and put up cash bonds
we shall be held in jail when we re-
turn."
$5.00 Red Cross Shoes $2.75
TODAY ONLY
LOT 1—86 pairs ladies’ patent vici, vest top, Button
Shoes of the season’s newest styles and h, p,
a $5.00 value, to go Friday and Satur- 626) 7K
day only at........................... le l e)
Today and Saturday Today and Saturday
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 15.—At-
torneys for the Interstate commerce
Commission, which is inquiring here
into rates and practices of the anthra-
cite coal carrying railroads and the 80-
called railroad coal companies, endeav-
ored today to show a combination
among certain corporationa, ieutified
with the hard coal trade, to fix a basis
. — '' 1 ♦♦♦ — /I "that the present net arnine.
YOUTH DECAPiYatED BY TRAIN, nainaman npurticant for th. pRoper Here In Auastin.
mam-----
. her. in Austin. People who testiriod
. people live at Burleson. I tl AL A V gjn I g years ago to relief from backache, kid-
TO REDULATE STOCK EXCHANGES Mow About Your Kidneys? ney and urinary disorders, now give
wasuaroN—r:. ..... Kvery pain, every ache. Is a little contirmed testimony—declare the re-
conference today with President1 WH- "aroson’ortnaufe alem eigne, suits have lasted. How can any Au-
,o “ tin «»«»rer longer doubt the evidence
stock cxchanke t * Nous matter Fom“tAbABioromon they I o. T, Moore, 1006 E. First St., Aus-
tor yep. Atmatwsia UJo.oh4"*; “ W. conzestedhor,othrWis- tin. Texas, uys: "I have used Doan's
enhtew ,dMlrePmsre“y to etinep stock remain "m wb 1io54 ana t. Phon Kidney Pills frequently and have found
exchange Abuin 2y prohibiting the u satympycomes.nie 7 ure »cld. them to ba the finest remedy on the
of the malls or telegraph for oromo. 12N„enyIeIn9s uy that Warner's
tion of fraudulent transactions.^ Saf Kdney ana.Hiver Remedy Is the
- M 1 medicine that can heal with cer-
taintx. the ftes. tubular structures
______ । conatitutin« thede Importent organs. It
GEORGETOWN, Tax. Jsn. IS—The IAnmedearomashofrzab. Juices of plants
regular monthly meeting of the WII- I andu.medioinal rool. gathered at the
Ilamson County Medic*! Society was Pnoperosempareinucartoun. quartere o
Mrz"shd"himsamn:nrriemsk,snem-"a2:"22s
and wiamaon countynfioicuj soaraenerrepenrxarnerqEakenkidny
ilbzene"azz"ci‛nearwie "-“2 p’rove^i'
'■ as:" "n zemrirg, s e
eans ’Dept. 445. Rochester, N. Y.
nine individuals.
The first count of the indictment
charges conspiracy to prevent "by
force and arms,’’ the pursuit of their
vocations by employes of the mining
companies.
The second count was of similar
tenor, but the charge was broadened
to inelude all classes of workmen. In
the third count it was charged that the
union men had. by their conspiracy and
by attempts to intimidate, interferred
with the rights and property of non-
union men.
The jury made no reference to the
Moyer deportation, so far as could be
learned.
One guess as to the nature of the
concealed charge has it that they re-
lated to the four guards and two Dep-
uty Sheriffs who are charged with
killings. These men have been out on
bonds, awaiting grand jury action.
No true bills were returned in the
_ _ National plan sug-
„J by Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens
ing of Maine, National president of the
------md W. C. T. U„ which includes a similar
Is going for-1 service in every hamlet and city
I throughout the country.
WILL CONFIRM WILLIAMS
The warrant for Wallace’s arrest was
received here several days ago, but
he Was not removed from the hospital
to his home until yesterday. '
MOYER’S ACTION UNCERTAIN.
DENVER, Colo., Jan. 15.—Charles
H. Moyer, president of the Western
Federation of Miners, when informei
today that he had been' indicted on a
charge of conspiracy, said he would
not decide upon a course until he had•
been formally notified of the indict- l
ment and consulted attorneys.
O. N. Hilton, attorney for the West-
ern Federation of Miners, said he was
unable to say what action would be
taken with regard to furnishing bond
for indicted union officials.
Look, Mother! If Tongue It
Coated Give "California
Syrup of Figs.”
Warren’s Great White Sale
211-213-215 East Sixth Street
Free Delivery Both Telephones
Before you buy White Goods, gee our big new line just opened.
Our goods are the finest made and our prices are the lowest.
for rates,
Charles H Henderson, former vice
president of the Philadelphia Coal and
Irn Company, called to the stand, was
shown letters signed by G. M. Cuui-
mins, stating that at a mating of the.
Temple Iron Company it had boen pro -1
posed to fix either a percentage or id
fiat rate to outside shippers. Those!
who attended this meeting were oftfi- I
dale of the Erie. Reading, Lehigh Val- I
ley, Jerqoy Central & Delaware. Lack-1
awanna.s Western Companies. (Continued From Page One;
Mr. Henderson could not positively I—— -------——--------------------
Identify the letter, hut testified thattheir fellowmen by generous contrlbu-
80 far as he knew the proposed rates tlons for their aid. Such contributlons
were not put into effect at that time. I can be made to the local Red Cross
The purpose of the present inquiry treasurers or sent directly to the
la to determine whether coal freight American Red Cross, Washington.” _______
rates are reasonable and to secure facts Red Crosa headquarters announced pended some wonderful "vitalizint or
bearing upon the subject and counsel I tonight that an appeal had been sentmagnetie force classed as radio-ac-
for the commission delved into the fl- out to all State, chapters, asking local tivity, Vitalitas far exceeds any known
nances ot the Reading companies. chapters to gather funds medicinal waters in natural force, and
The commission s counsel endeavored Colonel Robert M. Tnompson, chair-] curative prpperties 11 took a gemtury
to show that the Reading Company, the ] man of the executive committee of for Carsbad waters to Main world
bolding concern for the other Reading! the Navy League of the United States, fame. In two years the name of Vi-
compahles, owned the stoek of the started a subscription list with $1250[talltas ha. spread almost around the
Philadelphia A Reading Terminal Com-1 to which other members of the league earth. vitaita, drives such Ills as
pany, I and officer, of the Navy added. I indigestion, biliousness rheumatism
W.,W, Morgan, of oounsel for the This cablegram was sent to Via- l nervous debility and all 111. of .tom-
commfsslon, in examining W. H. White, count Kaneko of the American Friends I a ch, liver, kidneys, bowels and blood,
comptroller of the Reading Company, I Society of Tokio: / It I. guaranteed
brought out the fact the Reading Rail- "Instructed Red Crow to draw on See the display and sample vital-
way paid the Reading Company monthly The Navy,’ Southern Building, Waah- itas today at Van Smith’s Drug Store
in advance instead of semi-annually ini ington, D. c., >2500 yen. Thia is sentor write there for partscuirr
arrear, 8 per ent a year on $18,000,000 | to sufferers of volcanic eruption by 1----4.,-41
worthi of equipment and also guaran- officers and friends of our Navy ingpecHNAF, nA Apg ,Ap,.
teed to repair or replace damaged or recognition of the kndnss shown our WtOOtNGtn BOY USES KNIFE
destroyed equipment. The witness ad- fleet when visiting Japan.
njitted that the railway company paid (Signed) "ROBERT M. THOMPSON. ’ -r , D ’ ,7 u
to the holding company more than Colonel Thompson was a schoolmate P**"* A pacifio Telegraph Operator
38.050.000 for replacement valued at not of Admiral Urlu at the United States Stbbod Seven Time, at Dallas.
more than 38,000,000 and that the excess I Naval Academy forty year. ago. 1 ---e— -
of 33,000,000 was charged up to oper- —---- DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 15—Eugene
X’ TK"7tn.°;.^%rWhi.^: KAGOSHIMA IS IN RUINS
nor I
cess payment due to the tnereased .... . .. 1750 bond on a charge ot assault to
C°A further"examination of Mr white Returning Ref uoew Find All Houses murder H. H Hollinseworth, a night
brought out "henrngttona2‛tN‛ra"way Deetrojed and Have to camp Out. tohegrarhi oPerator at the Toxa. & Pa-
iogponzoaAnadvanne t mon.v 'on KAGOSHIMA, Japan, Jan. IS.—Tele- The alleged assault occurred this
Icomtporzaivantnun.suminnmoryonleraphle communication between the morning. Hollingswor.. -------
pecnuntcarrcavidends that city and the volcanic region of the Iseven .Umes, but wlU recover. Phii-
Counsel for the Rending -nta this noth wAs restored this evening. IIP claimed the operator slapped him
wnonnto. Violation of th08 18014 The rfteera of the crulser squadron sent and knocked him down twice,
dividends mn to is G.1 W: „0e by the Japanese Government, have ---—•••— --
annum P ? I tken charge of the situation and arejRrnvorrsenon RAAn AANne
try. today ea^hb^SfiaUinKi AnWitesseswere examined eariler in L^'^n^'^ate'r semlance or or- »tLL VOTES GOODROAD BONDS
rat Huerta as a protest akninst the day with regard to allowance* that I water Iron ,, x, •----
xetion of the ProvtBonai preJident zaa been made to the Lehigh Coal andnaManyurfodhet.Peeplecio KaK95hIma Precinot.5, including City of Temple,
- ... --------- "------- Navigation Company, which had not "Out.Yi. Al.thelr l Autharizes issue of $600,000.
been published in <he rates fll«d . J —-—• *1*
the Interstate Commerce Commission. vpongepaerecwnrehta torcamrinathe , TEMPLB, Tex." Jan. 15—Justice
-------- etock ?? food WnrahlpsibrousntelarselPrecinct No. 5, Bell County, including
I being freolv andsu} I city of Temple, in an election today
including cavalry, Infantry and art- PprpftoxcossPensedcu, .. xoted 5600,006 In bonds for good roads.
gixiSSS"".........
X oeaihat araedhnan, S’ enttia o1 2 1038 RAMPOLLA WILL SCANDAL
80long promised. Generel PenA I A group of thirty-three refugees was ---
brousht with.him 2,000,000 rifle cart- rescued from amid a great waste of Careful Search la Made of the Dead
ridges and 500,000 pesos to pay off the steaming lava at the foot of the vol- Cardinal’e Apartments,
troops. His command is encamped cano of Sakura-Jima today. Their ea- — e---
just outside of the town near the cape was little short of miraculous. ROME, Jan. 15.—Those searching tIU
custom house. With their rescue, no lving being re- apartment of theilate Cardinal Rau-
Another alarm last ight, apparently I mpaing, so far as known, the entire I polla for a testament bearing a later
baseless, caused may people to flee Island of Snkura. date than that of 1888, fear it will not
to this side, the exodus lasting untit The rescue was effected by a boat’s I be found. It is reported that the au-
the arrival of the Federal troops lateorew from the Japanese flagship. As I thorities will take more energetic
in the night, Most ot them returned 1 s0on a the cruler squadron arrived measures and that a man employed in
to their homes this morning, I here crews were sent out to circle the the cardinal's household will be ar-
-----9*4-- I Island of Skura, on which the volcano rested.
gA/TrpN ppocogprrv pron 1 8.sltuated. three miles out in the bay. The examination of the apartment
9VU-‛E‛N rnUDrtnlll Eh•The contur of the island has been en-1 continued today. A writing desk was
t I tlvely altered during the past week. found to contain secret drawers in
Prominent Mon Emi, Ml, . 8. The sailors did not risk landing on which were many valuables. In a safe
pntMion.F in xMany,ect ions I account of the terrific heat and noxious was found an envelope containing >700
Participate in Affair at gases but made a systematic scrutiny which had been handed to the cardinal
mempnie. I Mong shore. The entire island was by a foreign visitor to be distributed to
covered with smoking ashes and hot | the poor.
ava. , 4 .4 . Beginning Jan. 21 a complete nven.
All was desolation, and no sign of | tory will be made.
"man beings was seen until late in __» ____
when one of LOCKHART BECOMES DR Y TODAY.
launches noticed something being LOCKHART, Tex., Jan. 15.—Friday,
‛rt distance Jan. 18, will mark the passing of
, __ . „ saloons in this county as the result
or men, heavily I of local option elections giving drys
h hi "the county by 134 majority. No great
amount of liquor is being sold fpr
storing and no disorder will maik
their passing out. ‘ Lockhart,’ Luling.
iey found tiry -'three I MaxwolhrNiedewwauta. where saloons
, but coated with dust | 13′2 operated, will be dry.
PRAYERS FOR PROHIBITION,
ritory
Lady Toll, of Great Bonefit Women of-tox.suesta, .. ... . „ I people stin living, - _________,
waV^S’^*^.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Prayer,
•ubjeots Included W. R. Dawes, Cbt- peror; the, village policeman, who had ror nation-wide prohibition through
c»«o. vice preaident of th* Cantrall »*ved tlio record, of the station hou.e an amendment to the Federa! Consti-
Trust Company, "Cotton Warehouse and the postal clerk, with a small bag tution were offered today at a Na-
Receipts; • Jame. E. Keeley, general of mall. tional day bi fasting and prayer ar-
mannssr. Chteago Tribune, "On Real The rah: gee* were taken on board a ranged by the W. C. T. U. Pastors of
Civic Spirit;" _H. B. W. Palmer, At-1 warship end provided with food and churches and leaders of secular and
anta, general counsel Cumberland drink. They explained that they had temperance socfettea participated in
Telegraph and Telephone Company, hidden in a cave near the short until I the cervices
"Tor-Nemphts2” Blewett Les. cheagelthe. rain .ot aehes was oyer, and then The Washington celebration was
seneral.counmel Illinois Central Rall- had triad to attract attention, only a part of tie
ra Belated Punishment of Rall- .The general volcanic activity in the Kested by Mrs. Lil
roads;" Max Sondetmmer, Mempbts, 1 district north of this city is .bath "
■■prosperity's Synonym—Lumber," ndland the work of restoring railroad A
C. P. J Mooney, managing editor1’*'---• ----------•
Commercial Appeal, Memphis, "Pro-
gressive Memphis."
Senators and Representatives from
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
who had planned to be present, were
prevented from attending by impera-
tive demands for thelr presence at
Washington this week.
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