The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 78, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 22, 1913 Page: 1 of 6
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Vol. XVIII. No. 78.
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PRICE HOO PER YEAR
BRYAN TEXAS 8ATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 22 1913.
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HARDY NEWTON
PRESIDENT TAFT MEETS
Veteran Said He Fought in Last Mex-
ican War and Taft Said Ha Was
Trying to Prevent Another.
By Associated Press.
Washington Feb. 22. President
Taft today met Amoa T. Fisher aged
85 at a Masonic gathering In Alexan-
dria Va. FUner said: "I am glad to
meet you. I fought in the Mexican
war." President Taft replied: "I am
glad to know you Amos because I
am trying my best to avoid another
one."
10L
E WORLD IftlTER-
FOR MADER
U. S. Government Will Mobilize Troops at
Galveston To Be Held in Readiness
The local railroad officials have
been notified that the Mexican Nar
tional is operating no more passenger
trains in and out of Laredo the pas
senger and express service being dis
continued until further notice.
Grocery Orders
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THREE WAGONS
Phones 111 and 179 The Quality Grocers
By Associated Press. 1
Washington Feb. 22. The Fifth
Brigade of the Second Division re
organized Army of the United States
consisting of four infantry companies
under Brig. Gen. F. A. Smith has been
ordered to Galveston in readiness to
embark for foreign service.
The troops will begin arriving at
Galveston by Sunday night ready to
.sail on the transports Kilpatrlck Sum
ner and McClellan.
At the State Department It was said
positively today there was no Inten
tion of using armed forces to back up
President Taft's position that deposed
President Madero should not be ex
ecuted. It will be left to President
Wilson and his Secretary of State to
determine what shall be done.. In the
meanwhile the Taft administration re
gards it as its duty to assemble suffi-
cient military forces at the most con-
venient point in case the next admin
istration wishes to use this force.
It is declared the troops will not
sail at present
Signs of Disloyalty Showing Up.
Bv Associated Press.
Mexico City Feb. 22. The accep
tance of the new administration In
Mexico is not as general as at first
believed it would be. Part of the State
Oaxaca is now added to the States
Coahuila Sonora and Yucatan in
refusing to accept Huerta. The Ser-
rano Indians In Oaxaca who are
friends of Felix Diaz declare that they
111 fight until Diaz or some other na
tive of Oaxaca is made President.
Protests from Many States.
Washington Feb. 22 From all parts
of the country messages are reaching
President Taft urging this Govern-
ment to use its influence to save ex-
President Madero from the fate which
befell his brother Gustavo Madero
responsibility for whose killing Pro-
visional President Huerta now re-
pudiates. One of these protests came from
Texas where forty-five members of
the House and Senate of the 8rat
Legislature appealed by telegraph to
Senators Culberson and Sheppard to
use their Influence in behalf of Ma
dero. The telegram read as follows
'The undersigned Representatives
and Senators earnestly urge you in
the name of Justice and humanity to
use your Influence to save the life of
Madero. We believe he has been
credit to Mexico far in advance of his
people. His merciful and humane Gov
ernment is universally recognized. Be
cause of bis leniency men have been
permitted to live who now desire to
destroy him. Ills execution would be
cold-blooded murder and a blot on
civilization which we earnestly pro-
test against."
Gen. Porfirio Diaz Will Return.
Paris Feb. 22. Gen. Porfirio Diaz
former President of Mexico who was
exiled by Madero is delaying his re-
turn to the Southern republic only un
til he Is assured that his advent would
not complicate things and embarrass
his nephew according to Paris Inti
mates of the veteran who hear dally
FISH for the LENTEN SEASON
SEA KINS NORWAY MACKREL KIPPERED KERRIX8
HERRINS IN TOMATO SAUCE
CALIFORNIA SARDINES AUG. 6ILLET SARDINES
FRENCH SAREINES IN OIL FRENCH SARDINES IN TOU'ATO SAUCE
CLUB HOUSE SALMON UWANTA BRAND SALKON
DRIED FRUIT
EVAPORATED APPLES EVAPORATED PEACHES EVAPORATED APRICOTS
MUSCATEL RAISINS LONDON LAYER RAISINS
Phone 54 Quality and Service Oar Motto Phone 78
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PROMPT SERVICE
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
DELIVERED ON TIME
Sanders Bros.
PHONES 104 AND 512
from Cairo Egypt
spending the winter.
where Diaz is
Reported All Would Accept.
Br Associated Press.
San Antonio Texas Feb. 22. Man
uel Adelpe Minister of Agriculture In
Provisional President Huerta's Cabi
net returning from a two days' con-
ference with Gomez Salazar and
Orozco announced today these three
and all Northern Mexico revolutionists
have agreed to lay down their arms
and accept the new Government and
that Gomez agrees to relinquish his
Presidential claims.
IN SNEED TRIAL
By Associated Press.
Vernon Texas Feb. 22. The Sneed
case arguments were begun today.
Prosecutor Spencer in his argument
justified Mrs. Sneed's elopement with
Al G. Boyce Jr. He said Sneed had
no right to place her In a madhouse;
that her family had forsaken her and
had taken her away from her chil-
dren and locked her up with pellagra
and insane patients.
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in Slightly Damaged and
Second-Hand Sewing
Machines
ORE SINGER SEWING MACHINE as good as
new taken in exchange formerly
sold for $63.00 our price
ONE WHITE SEWING MACHINE in good con-
ditionprice was $60.00 our
price
$25.00
$15.00
A number of other good second-hand machines in good
condition carefully gone over and repaired for $6.50 $7.50
and $12.50 each.
These Are Bargains
The Sewing Machine of the Day
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