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LIQUOR STATUTES
TODAY REJECTED
SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
TO REPORT UNFAVORABLY
UP01T PROPOSED LAWS.
DIRECT -THRUST AT GOVERNOR
Campbell Personally Fnvorcd Passage
- of Bills; Chief Executive May
Appear on Senate Floor nnd
Rend Riot Ac.
Sjieelal l" The Reporter
AUSTIN Aug. 4 The Senate Judi-
ciary Committee- No 2 held a warm
session thls morning resulting In a
split on llqubr legjslaton by tlie spec-
ial session of the legislature.-' A ma-
jority of the members voted adversely
on bills by Senator Terrell of Bowie
prohibiting the drinking of Intoxicating
liquor on premises and prohibiting the
sale of liquors in quantities of less
than one quart The "ten mile law"
proposed by Senator Sturgeon and
Senator Cofer which prohibits the op-
enings of a saloon within ten miles of
a state Institution of learning shared
a similar fate. The bill providing for
the closing of all saloons from six at
night until six In tho morning was
also rejected.
The committee thus dealt the first
blow to Governor Campbells liquor
legislative program paving the ivay
for more heated contests. Spirited de-
bates were held on each of the mea-
sures but in each instance defeat for
tho proposed legislation was decisive.
Campbell Makes No Comment.
"When Governor Campbell was Infor-
med of the action of the committee he
made no comment. It is reported that
tho Governor will appear on the floor
of the Senate and personally speak in
favor of his pet measures.
Income Tux Passes
AUSTIN Aug. 4 The resolution rati
lying an income tax amondment to the
Constitution finally passed in tho Sen-
ate tills morning by a vote of twenty
six to one only Hume voting against
it. The' Judiciary Committee ""o. 2
reported unfavorably on the House
nntl-movlng picture bill and submit
ted a measure less drastic as a sub
stitute.
House Postpone' Action
AUSTIN Aug. 4. The House Com-
mittee on Liquor Traffic met this
morning and postponed action on all
bills affecting liquor regulation until
tomorrow The House is awaiting ac-
tion of die Senate understanding that
the latter will attempt to kill all li-
quor bills Preparaioiis are under way
In the House for a hot fight on these
measures but It is expected that the
governor's program will carry In the
House
AMICABLE LIFE WILL BUILD
82 SOKY HUILDIN6 AT WACO
"WACO Aug 4. The construction of
a new twenty-two story building steel
throughout which will be erected by
the Amicable Life Insurance Company
rrbegan here yesterday Thp contract
calls for Its completion in a year". It
will cost seven hundred thousand dol-
IRRIGATING DAY FOR TIIK
NORTH SIDE -PEOPLE
From six to nine o'clock tM after
noon is the open hours for tUoe Uv-l
itmg pn tne norm siae of the Texne 4
rncne reiiroan 10 um wnter ror irri-
ratln? purposes. .
SANTA FE WRECK
AT BUFFALO GAP
FOUR CAHS OF CONSTRUCTION
TRAJN LOADER WITH LABOR
m8 LEFtf THE TRACK.
MEXICAN'S ARM IS BROKEN
One Hcceltod Fractured Leg and Ano-
thcr 11ns Chin Slightly Mangled.
Several Hours Required to
Clear tfco Track
BUFFALO GAP Aug. 3 Buffalo
Gap's first railway accident occurred
about dusk last night. Engine CGC pul
ling the construction train on tho San
ta Fo while backing Into tho city to tic
up for tho night struck n cocked switch
at tho north end of the 'yards derail
ing four empty flat and box cars and
precipitating some 100 laborers to tho
ground far below tho top of the dump
and resulting In one Mexican receiving
a broken arm another a mangled chin
and still nndthor a fractured leg. Tho
unfortunnto men were placed In bunk
cars here and attended by the local
Santa Fo surgeon.
The train was running about 10
miles an hour when the cars boing
pushed struck the tampored switch and
the cars began hobbling upon the ties.
The laborers began a merry chase
getting off the cars which were upon
a high dump.
It required sovoral hourB to clear
the track and put In new steel In plac
of the ones broken.
On account of scarcity of water En
gine G66 was compelled this morning
to tic up until the "swing" train fiom
Coleman could supply the iron horse's
larder. As a result of tho tie-up some
150 laborers were temporarily thrown
out of work. The swing train should
arrive some time today. Steel had
been laid to a point some six miles
northwest of the city with Water sup-
ply ran out.
F. Brookreson Sr. onq of the pio-
neer residents and large land owners
of this town Tuesday bought two in
Jots in tho new town the dimensions
being- tfGx!30-on which hewiiral once'
'begin constructing twb large two
story buildings each 25x80. One of the
old landmarks of Buffalo Gap and
Taylor county the old Presbyterian
College will bo dismantled and rai-
sed the stone being used in the con-
struction of these two buildings.
The Buffalo Gaii 'Live Oak which
has been issuing its paper from the old
College building is forced to move to
another builidng. On Tuesday the
printing firm of Wright & Jenkins
bought a lot 25x130 In the new town
about 75 feet east Tims Brothers new
large store on which they will at once
begin the construction of their new
plant to be 20x30
Tims Brothers have vacated the old
rock building In the old town and are
now doing business in their new 35x
75 building near tho railway.
W. F. McElroy Is installing hlB
stock of feed In his recently completed
structure. Parks and Martfn have in-
stalled their now barber fixtures in the
west half of the McElroy building.
The foundation for the two large
brick structures being put down by
R. C. Lewis of Abilene are almost
finished and brick work will be started
on Monday. It is hoped bjj tho con-
tractor that he can nave the material
for tho structures brought In on the
Santa Fo which is it said is now in
a position to accept freight for this
point.
J. D. Wright or Austin is in the city
on a visit. He reports cotton looking
better in tho Gap valley than in any
other part of West Texas over which
ho has been. k
D L. Pope of Ranger Is in tho
city on a business trip and will leave
at midnight for his homo. j
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O COLUMBUS Ga. Aug. 4.
C( Tho homeward movement of
O fifteen hundred troops of the
3 Ohio National Guard dlsmlss-
2 ed from strike duty began to-
Ct day. There are few -prospects
$ of an Immediate settlement
$ of the street railway strike.
$ Seventeen hundred soldiers
$ will remain here Governor
O Harmon who has been porspn-
C( ally Interested himself in -the
matter has to date been un
Q able to bring back a satlsfacto
I
ry settlement. It was stated
V that an attempt would be made
" to effect a compromise today
3 and that a consultation would
f bq held between committees
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DROUTH BROKEN FROM WICUlTA
FALLS TO TEXLINE CROl'S
GREATLY BENEFITTED.
REAL DOWNPOUR AT SEYMOUR
More Than An Inch of Rain Reported
to Have Fallen In Manr Parts
j of Bnj lor-County; Points oil
Orient Report Shon er.
CHILDRESS Aug. 4 Tho Panhan
dle and Northwest Texas from Wichita
Falls to Toxllno experienced a splendid
rain last night and early thiB morning
brcnklng a drouth of long duration.
Farmers in this section say they will I
produco half a bale of cotton as result
of the downpour.
RoportB from the South Plains in
the vicinity of Plainviow Lubbock
Crosbyton and other joints are to tho
effect that a heavy and generally
needed rain fell throughout the night
Insuring a good cotton crop.
An Inch at Sej'our
SEYMOUR Aug. 4 Moro tjian an
inch of rain has fallen here since last
night and the downfall continues.; The
ruin nns repicnisneo. water noies.i Bro-
ken a long drouth and saved crops
that were almost ruined.
It Is reported that rains fell on ov-
cry point on the Wichita Valley rail-
Way from Wichita Falls to Anson No
rain is reported at Abilene.
Fair Bains North
SWEETWATER Aug. 4 A light
rain fell hero JaBt night and reports
from Eskota state tho rainfall there
as fair. It is believed the rain ceased
cast of Eskota.
Reports from tho Orient are to the
ofrect that moderate showers fell wlt
the prospect of more. What has al-
ready fallen will prove of grent bene'-
fit to the cotton crop which has 'been
almost rulned-by the 'excessively hot
uuyu ui me pust uiuit; twyeitb.
WILTGO INSTRUCTED
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TO STATE CONVENTION
I'll) lor Count) Delegation to Leaie
For (laho.stoii On Smnlii)'s
Kastboiiinl Train
W H. Kay assistant superintendent
of the Insurance department of the K.
of P. in Texas left on to'dny eastbound
train for Clifton Bosque county. In
the Interest of his work.
Mr. Kay 1b -gradually working his
way to Galveston whore on Tuesday
next ho will nttend tho State Demo-
cratic convention as a delegate from
Taylor county.
"Our delegation. Which Is composed
of Polndexter and Colquitt men will
go to tlie convention unlnstructed"
said Mr. Kay
Tho other delegates from this coun
ty will depart Sunrdny morning and
night arriving In Galveston in ample
time to take part in the proceedings
or tho convention.
Tho Ladles Guild or tho Episcopal
church will servo iqe crea'm and cako
on Mis. DIgby Roberts' lawn corner'
N Second and Hickory streets Aug-
ust 16 from 8 to 11 In tho evening.
Two fdr 25 cents 4-0t
PARTY OF HONDURANIAN SOLDIERS
- AT PUERTO CORTES SLAY ITALIAN
RESIDENT AND SNATCH DOWN FLAG
PUERTO CORTES Honduras via
New Orleans Aug. 4. Puero Cortes
northernmost harbor city of tho Hon-
du?Ian republic last night spent a few
hours of Wildest excitement. A force
of Horulurlan soldiers enraged at ap-
parent taunts against the government.
attacked the home of Salvadore Sar-
done a prominent KaUan resident
tore down the Italian flag which he
flew at his window' and when the sol-
Hera discovered Sardono they killed
him Sardono made no effort to es-
cape and fought desperately against
overwhelming odds He killed two
soldiers before ho was shot through
the brain and 'body. '
It (s report&d that soldlors blame
foreign residents tor the recent Iniur-
rectloa and havn vowed vengeance
Inalnst all aliens. American anil Rrl.
lih residents are in grave daner but
e llRve g protwtlo at their I
STATUS III SPAIN
STRAINED TDDAK
iueach between Vatican and
throne has a"0t closed
but (uiows wider
RIOTS OCCUR ON STREETS
CarllHts nnd Republicans Clash With
Weapons Police Disperses Mob.
Negotiations up Yet Hao
? I'roiciJ Unn vailing
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By Associated Press.
MADRID Spain Aug. 4. Both clor-
Icnl and republican lcadois aio arran
ging a demonstration rit San SobaB-
tinn next Sunday and among the cool
er bends grent apprehension provalls
ns 10 mo possinio result
Civil authorities are considering thb
jirosecutlon of tho orgnulzcrs of the
so-called proposed Catholic manifes-
tation an dtroops will bo mobollzcf
In preparation Of cntoring tho suni-
mei' capital nt any moment. Tho sit-
uation appears to become more aiid
more strained and the eyes of tho
World arc today centered upon tho
Pope and King Alfonso who nre the
principal figures In the drama believ-
ed to be on the verge of enaction.
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Riots Take Place on S'trrcls
0y Associated P'prs.
BARCELONA Aug. 4 A rjot in
which weapons werp Used took place
on the streets of UiIb city today ho-
tweop Carllst adherents and Don Jamo
and Republicans Ono momber of the
Republican faction was wounded with
a 1ml Te. The police took n hand char-
ging tho mob and dispersing It without
difficulty oj- bloodshed.
Itfonsignor Jlcfrn Recalled
ROME Aug. 4 MOnsIgnor Vice Pa-
pal Nuncio to. tho Spanish court has
been given Instructions from tho Vati-
can to be ready to leaye Madrid hi the
casd of unfavorable Issue of pendlug
negotiations between the Popo and
King Alfonso.
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IS GIVEN A HEARING
Examining Trial Held Today With Re-
gard to Fire In Barber Shop
Tuesday Night
R. W.; Jones proprietor of tho Com-
mercial barber shop damaged by fire
Tuesday night was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Conatablo M. M. Newton
upon a complaint charging him with
arson. Shortly after his arrest tho
defendant was roleased on bail of one
thousand dollars. J. T. Leeson and
J. C. Adams wee the sureties.
At halt past two o'clock this after-
noon tho examining trial of Jones waB
heard before Justice of tho Peace Kco-
blo In the district courtroom. W. P.
Mnhaffey represented tho state and
tho defendant was represented by W.
J. Cunningham. At four oclock tho
hearing was bUII in progress.
Chief or Police J. J. Clinton testi-
fied that upon making an Investigation
of tho promlseB following tho blaze
ho saw strong signs of coal oil In a
towel locker. He testified that Bevcral
Individual fires appeared to have
sprung up. Soveral harbors 111 the
employ of Mr. Jones ns well as the
negro bootblack wcro summoned to
testify
respective consulates.
The Duke of Scylla an Italian no-
blemaa eluded the government censor
and cabled hla government an account
of the' Sardone affair advising that a
battleship be sent to Puerto Cortes
without delay. Following this action
the government soldiery desisted from
further outbreaks but a feeling of gen
eral uneasiness prevails tho city.
Reports from Inland towns are to the
effect that a general feeling of animos-
ity on tho part of government troops
Is apparent against all aliens The
conulate at Cerba Is crowded with re-
fugees who claim their lives nrp n
danger.
Tho American consul at Puerto Cor-
tes hM wired the state department
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asking for hwtructlons. Similar ac
tion hac bep taken by the consul at
Puerto Trujlllo oa Carrlbean Sea
east of PtMrtcf Cortes. R
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REPUBLICANS JOIN THE PROS
Tiirow Almost Entire Strength Willi
Aiili.ratterson Whig Whiskey
Forces Line. Up On Stdo of.
tho Administration
By Associated Presa:
NASHVILLE Tonn.v Aug. 4 Ten
ncBsee Is today electing nicmbors of
the Supreme Court. Court of Civil An
pealB Chancery nhd' Circuit Judges.
Attorney Genornl and nominating for
congressional candidates. Tho re-elec
tlon of Supreme Judges Neil Benrd
Bnlrd and Shields Is conceded by the
Patterson clement.
Tlie bnttlti has icsolvcd Itself Into
two factions. Governor Patterson hnB
the silpporLof ono .olemont. principal
ly tho nntl-prohlbi'tlon loaders while
tho oxtremo stnto-wldera reinforced by
ropuuiicana novo arrayed themselves
against him.
tingont and statowklors are followers
of the antl-Pnttorson wine nnd those
forces iiavo been backed by Insurgent
judges and the majority of republi-
cans Tho republicans hnvo no tick-
et but are almost solidly supporting
tho demottntlc Insurgents.
No opposition will bo developed
against Pnttorson's nomination ns gov-
ernor by tho nntl-statewlders but
whon tho general election comes the
entlro Insurgent nnd republic insur-
gent strength will bo pitted against
him. Patterson desires a thild term
at tho hands of tho people or Tenn6s-
seo. The campaign Is the warmest In
ypars and slogans of ""Remember Car-
mack" are everywhere floated by the
lilsurgont band.
A stiff contest Is expected In tho
city of Nashvlllo where District Attor-
ney McCnrn Is aspiring to unsent Dls
trlct Judge Hart. McCarn Is an niiti-
Pattorsbn man. while .Hait- has Um
sxfiWj-toT 'The Pntteisun untl'-pro
wins
.IUDOE REFUSES TO QUASH
INDICTMENT OF LEE BROWN
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO 111. Aug. 4. Judge Krefl.
ton today lefused p quash tho Indict-
ment against l.eq Brown democratic
mlntnlty lender or tho Illlnoirf legis-
lature who Is charged with bribery
In connection with tho election of Sen-
otor Lorlmer. Tho first hundred venl.
1 omen appeared In court to&ny.
FALSE IMPRISONMENT BASIS
OF A SUIT AT SAN ANTONIO
Spi'dnl to Tho Roportnr.
SAN ANTONTO. Aug. 4 Alleging1.
falso imprisonment and defamation of
character Roort Whltloy today began
BiiIt In District court against Dnvo
Sam and Abo Spoeflold composing the
San Antonio Carpet & Matting
pnny Whitley was arrested In July
and chnrged with ombozzlomont but
was later released.
ERROR IN RAIN REPORT
PRECIPITATION ONLY &87
So long us the earth and presa cyl-
inder go round so long will ridiculous
errors continue to creep Into tho col-
umns of tho best regulated newspa-
pers. In its ruports concerning tho
weather. In July In the Reporter Wed-
nesday the total precipitation for tills
yopr was given nt CG.37 when It
should have read (5.37 inches.
J W. Jack of Boaumont arrived In
tho city yesterday to Join his wife
who Is visiting her mother Mrs. R.
H. Parker 1243 South Second Btrerf
Mrk. and Mrs. Jack will leave for
Mineral Wells Saturday.
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Special to The Reporter:
MUSKOGEE Okla. Aug 4
When the special co4aMttee
appointed to faveUKstdi-
tlons with reference to what is
known aH tho WcMurrAy toil-
tracts with the Choctaw and
Cjikaska Indians Involving real
estate estimated to be worth
thirty million dollars convened
In formal Besatoa thh morning
Senator Gore aald ho was ready
to -name tho Individual who of-
fored Mfi and a member of tho
House each twenty five thous-
and dollars to withdraw their
opposition to th-e schenie wlwro
by three million dollar would
bo paid for attorneys fen pen
Estlons are expcttf today.
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SANTA ROSA Cal. Aug 4
A Ronornl Blarni waB Bent out let
today for tho approhonnlon or W
a.JnpancsQ hoy named Henry B
Yiunngneht In tho hopo of oh- tt
mining n key to n gruesome trl- W.
plo murder onnctod on n lonely 8
ranch. Tho orlmo was revealed W
yesterday when tho charred 8
hones of Enoch Kendall his $
wife nrtd young boh wcro dlscov W
crcd In an ash heap In the yard 8
of their homo north of Santa tt
Rosa It Is bollovod tho Jap Kt
killed them with knlvofl or gufw St-
and that n stono was used fe ti
dispatch tho dying victims.
Fragmonta of bones were found tt
in tho kitchen BtdVo and grate. )0f
Offlcora havii boon but oa tho tt
caso nnd already telegraphic ad
vlcos have boea sent to all tt
pnrta or tho stato In order to
orfoot tho capture of tho youth 8
before ho crosses tho bordor. JOf
All outgoing vessels on the Pa- fit
clfic const will bo searched.
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TESTIFIES ON WITNESS STANB
THAT JACOB RAMON MADE
OVERTURES OF BRIBE
VICE PRESIOENT IMPLICATE!
(Jore Hii)N Hinnon Named Shcrniua m
Man 'Higher Up"- Swears For-
mer Offered 111m Round Sum
of $25000
Special to The Reporter.
MUSKOGEE Okla. Aug. 4. A sen
sation wns sprung lieia today when
Senator Gore pilncipal figure In tho
inaiait land .contract Investigation
named tho man'whb ho safd hppiSacu-
ed him with a twonty-flvo thousand
dollar bribe at Washington. He nara-
ud Jncob llnnion former national re-
publican committeeman from Oklaho-
ma. Tho blind Senntor testified that
the bribe was offored at Washington
Mny G. Ho said that Hamon told him
that Senntor Charles Curtis and Con
gressman .McQuIre wqro (ntorcsted 1b
tho contracts.
Gpre further testified that ho de
manded proof that tho offer was a
genuine one and after Hamon had Im-
plicated others he Indignantly turned
the offer down Ho was subjected to-
a sovoro cross-questioning.
Implicates Sherman
Under a searching direct examina-
tion Senntor Goro made thin state-
ment: 1
"During tho course of my conversa-
tion with Hamon on May C ho posi-
tively told mo that Vice President
James Sherman was tho "man higher
up." Ho Intimated that I could please
Sherman by falling In with his propo-
sition. "When he named Sherman I held
up my hnnds in astonishment and -ealdf
'Is It possible for n person bo high In
tho United States government to lay
himself open to such Imputation?'
"Well Bald Hamon "this la lota of
money you boc.'"
A dlBtlnct stir went oVor the commit-
tee when this portion of Goro'a sonsa-
tlonnl revolntlons fell from his llps.
Gore apoke quietly but in n positive
tone. I
Sherman oa tho Jump
By Associated' Press.
UTICA N Y. Aug. 4 Whop ap ef-
fort waa mado to see Vice Presldeat
Shormaa today and gain an Interview
replying to the testimony of Senator
Gore of Oklahoma In the Indian con-
tract sale lnvestlgalhoarlt was learn-
ed that he badTaTcen a train for th
Adrondacka. He did not arrive at
his destination until late this after-
noon Spwaftd AH Offers
MU8KOOEE Aug 4When the hear
Ing to Investigate charges preferred
by Senator Gore against J F McMur-
ray and others commenced this hwhtb-
GONE SPRINGS
HIS SENSATION
ttjlBg Gore was the first witness to ta-
EJjtlfy. He reiterated he waa proffered
.a bribe by Jake Hamon whom -be gad
told Congressman McGuIre of Okla-
homa and Senator Curtis of Kansaa
were ialw (nleerated. Gore said he
spurnod all offers
Gore said Coagreeeman Creager of
the Third Oklahoma District also told
him he Had been approached In connec-
tion with a bribery offer.
Cartfe rremjtly Denlee.
TOPBKA Km 'Aug 4 Senator
Curtla thle afternoon emphatically de-
nied that he had any connection with
the MeMurrny Indian oontracU.
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