San Antonio Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 269, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 25, 1912 Page: 2 of 16
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SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS: WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1912.
i Hrs Sumi M.ivii.;
V> hiu fhey lei f lie sn
crying John ttl.uion,
lift togetlua\ Kneed iia
dren :iw iy in the aftei
(.'ross-exainimiti -n o
icserved by the m t«
Udell slutiu^; that tin
with a witness
before doing s<
'truest Same
Seventh Distrlc
t'fieU to taking tlx
Worth trial of Si
down town
v Sneed was
.1 Mrs. Sneed
Ken the vhil
K oiiers v -
too
t'o
enograpne
t 1'ort \V(
or tl:
. i. mattress and chair to a stranger
Si ■ 1- I »' K Collins told of It.-,
delh-n v< ><K5 t oik Street. J. I Kcu-
. i ck to hi of i! • ^ale of tlio shades and
il tii'ied tlie purchaser as the man he
•aw later with (lilvan at 1'aduca! \\
E Cibbs told of delivery of the shaded.
While lhi .• gttl « lash today \va- sliaip
tb• !< '> absolutely no indication of a
f > 11 \ s i1 a 1 clash. The court riot; wns tu>.
ironi tilled this morning. Though a rigi i
M'liivli has in t u made of all corning to
doors, there l as not men « single
uun found. The shotgun used in the kill
SAL l LAKE CITY PREPA RING DDCC fjCMT TACT
FOR IR RIGA TION COS GUESS illL0 JLm mi 1
displ
inlv
to
ore wil:d"WS
jut Ama-
A1 Boyce Sr.. and th pi
while the evidence ,_iv.
1'ient was then i
to admit the eo
graphi- report
give the state
wished to int
tJiat time would be saved
them to consider an\ una ti
box were both
"itted into the
An
hed between counsel
•orrcctnty^ .d h\> steno-
,nd the del'en>e agreed to
list of tlie portions they
duce. it was smuested
•rnilttinj
nud nljournuieur wag t:
The State rested its pi
o'clock this afternoon, a.
had told of finding tin
who w
Ufie.l i
beard,
ia \v hi
the kill
Jaim*
Sneed fivt
'oik Street, ai
1.it ion at L':aU
I. T. Bonner
nt receipt* In
i C. 1. .Mays,
\amined, tes-
Th > sun and the wo
exhibited, the gun b»
box in the \aesen < • the • ourt.
Tilic SM:I:L» I>t:i knsk.
The Sneed defense, as the ovidem e in
the application fen bond is popularly
termed it is not denied by his attorneys,
will n«. a far -U a the tr-e that
Sneed found A1 '-vc holding Mrs
Snood's * ml. ' 'ctol" las>t >• ar.
Tin cout-'iition will he made that
fc*n»'«'d's • Iu • f!! u of \1 . Saturday
September II. was the fast time he had
• m l hint s ue- tie elope :»« at wh^n Mr-
Sneed j's«-.;pe»l from the Arlington
Hcm'ns .-ai uariiin. The • laini will be
i ade that in «'anada I e n*\ • r had ac-
cess to lloyec. This will *f''"ill the dii'i t
basis for tl e unwritten law plea. The
next step will be the oft'epe ; of evidema
that Boy eft's attentions to Mrs. Sneed had
been resumed.
iivied twi
er test:
tied to having known
and not i- ognizing
him as he passed within ten t. et of him
on the vv.-.v t,.. ail and spok< H» s.al
the heard was black J. U ,la \.-on, with
Greer, said it was Sneed utul Greer says
tlie} argued about it.
Mrs. T. K McKibbi 11 told of rent'.ng
the front room of . r . icar the
scene id the killing Monday before the
killing t" a hea\ > set man wit i. black
beard, who gave the mum- of Stenson.
She heard two nan talking in (In)
room,Tuesday night mid also Thursday
night. She identifi d one oi the men
as one brought to h r house Saturday
by the District Attorney, and as •»
man bei'oic the grand jury Monday.
Slie said she had also seen him with
Beal Sia «d, Ter Thompson. She said
she got a gr;p the men had with theiu,
and that w11i 1 other things it has a
breast plate, that would cover the body
from the shoulders to the waist.. The said
clothing was marked "J. It s." and
"Sneed ". The grip was taken from the
house Sate.iday night about six hours
after the' killing. At no time did she
see him without a bat on.
She pointed out Sm • d as the rruin who
rented the room. Jailt Nohui asserted
Sr.eed's l.atird looked i little like dirty
and probably darker than now and not
so well k« ;»t
0. K. Oihaii, agent, said the house
nt 80.'! Polk Street had be.-n va- ant two
months an<J it was rented Thursday be-
utntng- b man saying he
t some junk in it. The
■ nan, of \V. A. Walker,
in Cottle County was li.
tifaai » brush and some
; being found in the house
>Howing the homicide i lo
siid front .... unrente oh Bast
Eighth Street, which showed signs of
recent occupancy, orm could see within
a bloek and a half of the Hoyce home.
Kpting, he slid, was known bv the name
of Pete, and that he stated he lived on
Sneed'.«■ pi c
Mrs. Lizzie Collir.s told of selling the
ST A it A itS BR I ITS
91lothct
Health is t'.ie foundation of all good j
a realizes this 1
o preserve her
irough the pe-1
She remains a!
.ding as far a3
and dangers of!
every woman !
use of Mother's I
medicine for
id so penetrating !
Jn its namre as to tfloroughly lubricata ;
eveiy muscle, nerve and tendon in- ;
TOlved (Lring the period before baby
comt.j. it aids nature ty expanding
ihe skin and tissues, relieves tender-
ness and soreness, and perfectly pre-1
pare3 the system _ . . !
tor natural and L\\LI\il\V/L\
safe motherhoiid. " 14J y »
Mother's Friend ^ T^|/?,fl/l
Is sold at drug O/MVSW
stores. Write for free book for ex- j
pectant mothers, which contains much
valuable information.
BBADRELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, G»
BKUWXSV11,LK 111 ortliT I •
• oit souic laiuor errors w U "h have ere!"
into an Issue of draiiu'ue i»onds of I ac
aunty, the • .■micron CoU Oy < • liinii^shnici >
e ill spec! ] session tins we-'K .1^ sia
"ley Ford has lieen apnuinted to till the
\.icaney ■ : ■, -;»-d Wy t !»• ri siun<lthiu "t
t'oumdssioner J Mcl-'arianil ef I'reclnct I
WHAIU n.N ' 'till!\ i ."irt wil: o.iire,i.«
in this cit\ October 7. I'i ■ <1'" u;:i lM'
unusually full, a greit deal of the husi
Mess haviuu hceii c.rried oer from the
','st session i y consent of hiwyers on a
count of the hot weather. There are °n >
few criminal cases, but a great ni ti \
< ivil ones, which will probably consume
tne entire time.
SCTHEltl AND Sl'RIViS Keni MM
ray, nianager of the I';i riaers' gin nt 'h >
place, had his left hand badly lacerated i
the gin today. The injuries were so s
vere as t<> necessitate the amputation
the middle finuer. but the unending |dn
sidan says there is no dan-er ot lurthei
amputation.
vernon Mrs. S. 1>. Hiut<. a-e ::s year-,
wife of a druggist here, died about icon
today from "arbidic :i«*i(i pcisoaiim •' ;
Mipposed that during mental aberration
she to"k the poison. Her husband lound
her unconscious when he went to dinner.
|AN MARCOS—The petit Jury was ex-
( Used for the week bv Judge Robe, is lu
the District Court this morning.
PAI.l sl'INK News has reached the city
of a serious accident which occurred >>ai
urduv at Swausyu 11111, this ( ountv. itob
Crawford, a young man, while attempting
t) place n belt on a revolving pulley, had
his arm fearfully lacerated between tin;
r bow ami shoulder. The sleeve of his
Jumper caught on a nut on tbe shaft, pin-
ning his arm down and at every revolution
llie flesh was torn from his arm until as
distance came lo his reseiic. While Ins
woumb are serious, doctors a-e hopeiul
of saving his arm.
TAVLUR While Pan Mnlhan. an inter-
national iV Ureat Northern Railwuy brake-
man of this city, was coupling ears at
Kle yesterday afternoon he was struck la
the right eye by a splinter of steel widen
came from a i\rawhead. He was brought
!o Taylor for treatment and will be taken
to Austin tomorrow, where the service*
of an eye specialist will be employed in
ice hope of saving his eyesight.
CARRIZO SI'WINGS The stockholders
of the Carrlzo Springs Ice Company met
at Yandervoort Hail Monday atternoon
and elected R. A Gregory John Adams
and T. Vandervoort directors to fill va-
cancies occasioned by resignations of lv.
It. Martins, .1 Davis," A. J. lngersol,
WAC<> The record price of Austin Avon*
tie property was established yesterday
when F,. A. Sturgis sold to II. Silbert of
I>awsou L'axKio feet between Fourth and
Fifth Streets, for many years occupied J»v
the Ambold Company, for or
a front foot. The Am hold Company a
lease extends two years longer.
THERE IS M» SK( RET AUOFT TUB
n RI Nt; bF.HAMS, MACON AND PA<'K
1N(i IHU'SE I'RODCCTS. SALT, SI'tlAR
and <;im-;ral formflak ark the
same in AM. establishments.
TNVC THINGS THAT !><> IMPROVE
THE Ql ALFIA IS GOOD WATER AN'J)
GOOD »'ELM ATI C CONDITIONS. WE
HAM! THEM ROTH, OI u OWN AR-
I 1;s! AN WELLS FIFTEEN Hl'NDRED
i'EET DEEP. THE WATER U\ ANALY-
SIS SHOWS THAT IT IS PURE AND
SOFT.
yol can HAVE THE BENEFIT OF
THIS P.Y ORDERING "F M <\" HAMS,
HAC'-N AND LARD FROM Vol it
GROCER OH BCTCIIEK, AND IF Y01J
WILL DO THIS YOF WILL "GET THE
HABIT" OF BEING LOYAL TO "HOME
jNDFSTRY."
UNION MEAT COMPANY
9
at
F
Tl
RKiTBLICAN IS STILL DOMINANT I
I'AKTY, HE ASSEKTS—DEMO-
(. HATS NO STKONGEH.
iJORIT! WILL BE LESS
THE HOUSE OP
HOSEST VALUES
ni:\Y
ii a r»,
titled t»
In wo u
tor
j He
Wi
YORK, Sept. 21.— Pi csident Taft
, arc 1 inter\ie\v tonight declared
' • lanes of siren.-till Were <n-
i i -ci. il,. rep< atcd ha believed
I If elected and gave his reasons
sanguine.
ev i: ii" had been <
ii: ; l . he i r» ait situation as;
c jt. n c : that the regular j
a an.- wouid carry ihe solid East 1
.old enough of the Central and ;
in States to win. •
•nt made tuc statements at
Ins brother, llenry W. Taft
it on las arrival from Wasli-
rn . and received a number
diiical associates.
KX PJiCTATlONS
r '."ie\v follows:
Tii Pre-
the home o
where he w
ington late t< ia^, a
ot nis frieii .> and
Till' PR ESI DEN"!
The Ire-: icnt's i
"When I declared
lhat ! ielt reasonably
election in November
1 ol tlit■ Republican par
! by some as eutiray
1 unaware of tlie sltna
ever, after a numb' r
'Save the forests, si«
hind" is the slogan of tL
in'Salt Lake City, F: ii. >
th;i[ the congress should
empire which Irrigation
City was the blrthplarc i
:'e the floods, reclaim the deserts and make h<
'I wentieth National Irrtgatbui Congress, w hi- n
i ■ 111 • in her .'!() to October It 's regarded ax espc
be held in that city, which is the <cnter of
has reclaimed from the great American drs.-ri
if Anglo-Saxon Irrigation, the first ii'rig.itlon b
ics on the .
ill l e held '
ally fitting |
• • splendid i
in It
white im
In this country having been at a spot directly behind the ta
illustration S. Ij. I • i of Pierre, S. D.. is one of the vice ji
George A. Snow is * L'.irinau of the 1 "tali hoard of control.
building?* *hown in tin
sldenls of the eongress
Ll
SECRETARIES IWEET JW
1
Irrigation and Drainage laws
Be Hi ;cusyed at Browns-
viile.
1
is YOUR TiMEOF
ANY VALUE?
If so, and you are planning a trip,
let us figure with you
SEVERAL HOURS SAVED TO
SI. LOUIS, CHICAGO ernenrn
AND OTHER NORTHERN r||QTnMFB
POINTS IF YOUR jliTJL
TICKET READS ,
Ask our many con-»
tented patrons return-
ing from their vacation
trips about our service.
Latest design electric-
lighted sleepers, large
comfortable chair cars.
Oil-burning locomotives.
No cinders. No snot!
International &
Grent Northern
Railway Co.
Only a Few Summer Ex
cursion Days Left
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN RY.
investigation to be made
into part contributions
played IN tariff fkait.
|
j WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 24.-An
Investigation to determine whether cam-
i jiaign contributions had anything to do
j with the refusal of Congress to revise
i the woolen tariff in the (special session
j of 19011, has been started by Chairman
| Clupp of tbe Senate committee investl-
I gating campaign expenditures. Il is un-
I dwstood lie is preparing to submit to
j the full committee a list of witnesses,
( including tlie names of former Speaker
j Cannon, Representative Al< Kinle> of Illi-
I nois and Keprcscntatlvi Weeks of Mas-
} sachusetts and representatives of various
I branches of the woolen industry with
j the recommendation that they be (|ues-
tioned as to any knowledge they may
have of campaign funds furnished in the
i congressional fight of 1H0>.
I A number of Eastern men Interested
In various branches of the woolen busi-
| ness. particularly in the so-called carded
woolen, Industry, recently have been In
I conference with Senator Clapp. The j s,"i. ' 1 " crop
I Senator declined today to say whether ; J-'athercii.
i il(- bad any spci-lfie information relative | ' ! |
| to campaign contributions b\ woolen iu- ((ll( {|, ,|)(, lit s!(1|
I terests. The worsted manufacturers
j have been charged in Congress with be-
ing especially favored by the tariff as
I distinguished from the carded woolen
! manufacturers.
I Tbe purpose in summoning tlie three
I Congressmen named, it Is understood, is
j to ascertain fa« u. surrounding a confer-
! enee said to have occn held in Boston
! m 190s between members of Congress and
i men interested In the worsted woolen
i manufacturing business. Worsted manu-
i facturers are sain to have ol a confer-
I «nce at Chicago over mi il l matters with
i representatives of the siiet i -raising in-
' terests of the Western aim itocKy Moun-
lain btates, and It is believed this ulso
Special Top-grnms to I'lio Kxpros.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Sept. 2i. V
meeting of the comnai. a' s-' i'iarles
of the v alley has been < aIi< el fm Wed :, s-
day, September in this city to start
a movement among the farmers of the
valley, which will have as Its aim the
procuration ot more Just and adequate
irrigation and drainage laws from the
Legislature at its next session, If it Is
possible, il is the plan of the £> (.retu-
rns to hold a large ting of all tlie
valle> farmers iu January, during the
mitlwinter fan here, at which time icps
looking toward that end will be taken.
TK.UI'JdO, Te\.. Sept. LM. Reports of un-
usually large yields of coiton are reported
from u tun hers oi s nirces. 1. 11. Header-
son, a fanner ie>idiug near Heed's Lake,
twelve miles south oi Temple, was here
j today, and said
i lew weeks ago
ure of m\ own ro-
ind of the success
y. I was regarded
o\ "i sanu' lne and
loll Today, how - ;
of Indit iiions thai
the Republican f'arly is still the doml j
nant pau> ami that the expected growth I
of Deiuoi ratic stiength iias failed to ma- !
teraili/a', ui\ declaration is shown to lie J
entitled to rc.Miecl, The Republicans ;
i eee.-.-.uiiy wlii ha\e a ieduced majorit> !
over tyus bet.-ausc of tin presenc e of three |
S lj f^nke tickets In the fi<3ld, but ihe Democratic :
l party will suffer also. The combined
i shu,will of ihe third term party will not
• be enough to change the ultimate result
i "Five oi si-; weeks ago It was ..ssertcd
j g< a iiiily th;.i the Republican part.v |
j would secure the vote of lln solid lOast,
I including all of Ihe New Knglund States
S w it the ex < ptlon ul' Maine and Ver-
1 mont; that the l.)enu-cratle pariy would
; maintain ts hold on tin Solid South and
i that the I bird term part\ would secure
j toe solid W' st. leaving only the Middle
I W est as debatable ground. Today, with
I the election still one month away, tie
' Reoubli'uu p.my finds itself with i
tti'Piigtlu aed ho hi on the solid Muni, hav-
ir.« >nit* 1 t ' Ui:i 1 (< mi party In \ er-
lixiiit an ti.«- I nffi.o ralie pa11\ in Mall ■
I'h- third !■ r:o .. a«!♦ r> re* ently conceded
i hat We waaihl pick the State of I'tab
out ot the >■ >lio West nod after confer-
ring with t'bulrnian Mlllep and others
West,'there is every
At the
Alamo I'laza
Store
At the
Alain Plaza
i>tore
Edwin Clapp Shoes
If you are already a wearer of the Clapp Shoe,
then the Minple announcement that the Fall
St . It's are ready is all you care to know. IU T
IF V0U ARE -NOT then you are the man we
want to try them on.
We honestly believe there's nt'>re comfort,
more style and more service in an Edwin Clapp
shoe than in any other shoe on the market, and
if you'll give us an opportunity to show you this
Fall's styles we'll hack up every statement that
we have ever made regar ing them.
In every material, in every size, and in every
shape, they are
Priced from $0.50 lo $10.00
r ■ :Vv
PALI
SAN ANTONIO
iiaonu ji
W ill
I1 seme f'. (!k you eat hit I»ac1;—tnste good, but
born hilars ad ciiisc a sick. sour, gassy slomuehV
Jot tl is down: I'ape'fl IMnjiepsIn digests oriM-ything,
set \ • 11. There never was auytlilng So safely quick, >
ence how badly your stomach Is disordered you will
bur what pleases you most Ik that it strengthens and
(iiu eat your tavorlte foods without four.
Most reined!os give you relief s unetimcs they are
is quick, positive and puts your stomach in a healthy
eonie back.
work badly, ferment Into stub-
Now. .Mr. and Mrs. Dyspeptic,
leaving nothing to sour and lip-
id eertainlv effective. No differ-
get happ.v relief in five minutes,
regulates your stomach ho you
slow, but not sure. Diapepsin
condition so th'e misery wont
1
v
.M
son to 111
will carrv
Mid Wyoi da
kind of en ni
()re;o.i, Ka
the tiilrd teia
wn::-d si! ' ■
tet tinn by ti
"I ai i not
nients in th
many g i
Hevei'l> con(
ihe tftut"* a
,t tbe Republican party
chigau, Washington, Idaho j
,\|r.! 'nvei, if tbe prope» |
cm > waged we will carrv \
a> a no Minnesota, where j
i party strength has rapidly >
!o- r■> cent tour through that ;
• tartv s candidate.
familiar with the develop- J
\* ostern States, although
■penis luive come to me at
rnlng them, but even with
i eadv mentioned, it can be
PAPE'S
22 GRAIN TRIANGULE5 OP
DUPEPS1M
MAKES DISORDERED STOMACHS
KEKL FINK i N 1- i Vi; MINUTES.
CTRES INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA,
SOURNESS, GAS, HEARTBURN.
f
West
lie liau sai'ne cotton
that was tnruing out a bale to tne acre,
and that I lie lowest yield lie would get >
on any of his land would be a half birc
an acre, makiii^ the uvei'uge fur libs iarai i
three-quarters of a bale 1. L. Evans,
a fariuei 11sidia^ at SIi lug, repoits that i
from toiirteeii neres of land he lias tuus j
far reallzeu nine bales running from 530 |
1 oiinds to 'tis pounds to tne bulo
N(lliI>111-;IM. i e\ , Sept.
Still CO I
5,100 b
in- ai a lively rate, a liitl
v having been ginned till
that tliTe is no longci a solid
back o!.' the new party, but moi j
•, n s"iid West reunited In suppoit j
..I ihe Kepublb an ticket. This strengt i ,
udi'txi in tim Indl. piitaHe Republican hoM
. it th" ^ttili Stairs constitutrs In If ■
,i :.i|| f;. if.,: t t r. I ;Mll to SUCCi'r.- !
tu '! I'-H ty.
WHAT I.1K WH.li Dll
"It Is f-:i :irc« ly »:uiy f»r me to
point to tlm ll."' ssii> uf ri-i'Stiililli-hliite
u uepi.l>ll<!:iii luatoritv In the House ot
Hd r.Viiiatlv.'!-. II till* Is done. I f"' l
roiifliloiit tliat I will In''able to Itava
jiltici'ti on the statute books tin worl.-
men'H coinp^nsntlon law. which I u!'K'li1
upi a the las: teeilon, but whli wa« pent i
. to ubllv.lon uy the Detnon; :it lloase. Ii
i the country will give thr Itcpublteau pai-
' "loa n j lv a eoni[||ete vlrtory In lis eoimt'easloiial
LARGE 50 CENT CASE-ANY DRUG STORE.
OVHl'
ea-
fouri l
Sept. 'JI
j i 1 he k»n is run
weeii now.
Tex., Sept. JI. A most
•eiirred in tliu wealhei*
an early hour the tlier-
d 111iy deuiee.s abovu
no indication - .if jr...-a.
it it is unusual for the
cold at this sc:is0U of
St a 111 r.ros.
as well as its presidential
tariff revision will be spec
', a proper
effected. '
TO DIIIVK OI T MALARIA
AND HIT LI) IV TIIK SVSTTM
Take the Old Standard GHOVE'8 TASTE*
LESS < HILL TONIC. Vou know what
you are taking. The formula ia plainly
printed on every bottle, hIiowIiik It \i
simply quinine and Iron Iu a tasteless
form, and the most effectual form. For
grown people and children. 50c.
No Attack Made on Pearson.
JTAHEZ, Mexico, Sept. 24—Tlie antici-
pated attack on Pearson, the American
i u in is j lumbering cent-r southwest of Juarez.
did not 111:1 terlallz'c durlnK the night. This
morning I.V federals defending the set-
tlement, where many Americans live,
found that the six hundred rebels had
will be the subject.ol. inquiry T>j tlie ' U 1,1 (lf 'eat henefit to the
ct untry in general. A slight uurther, the
bp to
nrned
ul
three days In tin
SAN AM.i.LU,
decided change <
here Aloinhiy. At
luoinetei reglsien
zero. There were
i Mil tin , is isay 11
weather tu lie sa.
the year.
(in\/Al.i:s, Tex , Sept. Ji
are this week shipping otit
of corn, which ftroes to millers, ('orn
now selling iu this cll.\ at sixty tenis
per bushel, mil it is thou^iit that quite
a lot .\iil be stepped out later, as the i p
in thi., county tnis \c.ir iias beiii betici' | moved Into the bills to the west of tbe
than Usui!, ilie pe- .i:. (ion lliis yen in ; town. Antonio Rojas, believed to be the
this sc' lion is pr.ii iir.illv a lot^ 1 jailure. i loader of the rebels, has sent no formal
I.U.MA VISTA, T.N, Sen. 'it. A „u,, I demand for the surrender of the town
rain lull here. The precipitation was about
an in*.ii. Although duiuK some damage to
I Senate committee.
IHE TESI IHAT TELLS
-v.. e. rrrcH,
' Dint. I'hsh. Aft,
M. BY M M,
I'ass. & Ticket Ajjt
City Office 401 E. Houston St.
Phones 425
is the Test of Time—Many San Antonio
People Have Made This Test.
Years ago this San Antonio citizen
told in a public statement the benefit
derived from Doan's Kidney Pills. The
statement is now confirmed—the testi-
mony complete. Instances like this
I are numerous. They doubly prove the
merit of Doan's Kidney Pills. Can any
Express reader demand more convinc-
ing proof? It's San Antonio testimony
—it may be investigated.
Fred Bader, t>02 Dawson St., San
Antonio, Texas, says: "I have been free
from backache and other symptoms of
kidney complaint since 1 used Doan's
| Kidney Pills two and a half years ago.
They seemed to have made a perma-
nent cure in my case. Before I got
this remedy from the Bexar Drug Co. 1
i suffered intensely from sharp twinges
across my hack and I had headaches j Jr;,'. iirayZ
and dizzy spells. Doan's Kidney Pills «.. unties, ami went ironi here t» white
brought mc such prompt relief that I reliTi!;,,^'''
publicly endorsed them, and at tne . f«.,„ nn(| Were holding their <aton
present time I am glad to confirm that | SAtf. ANdtiLO, Tex., Sept. 24.—Cotton
statement."- pickers nre being olfered a premium to
Knr Kale bv all dealers Price 50 -° '"to the cottmi fields nlniig tile Orient
saic n\ an aeaiers. rnee w I nf , , , t.w, )n sin
cents. Foster-Mjlburn Co., Buttalo,
: New York, sole agents for the United
; States.
Til St Oi the Hcason, is blowing at preneni.
1 KAUNALL, Tex , Hejit. JI Tha onion
growers tif tliln nection have received their
Hied and have about completed the plant-
in;;, it 1m re| uited that tiio onion acreage
tliiH >ear will be rciluced praethaily .Ml
her cent. Two thousand Seven hundred
I.ales of eotton have been ginned by the
local gins to dute, Cottou is turning out
splendidly, with the price holding up, and
the farmers in general are doing well this
) ear.
11UACKKTTVILL1C, Tex., Sejd. 24. •
'1 here wm a severe electrical storiu last
i Ijjht, with every Indication of heavy rain,
Lut only h shower fell. The weather con-
tinues tool.
MOM SON, Tex., Sept. -4. The North
Texas pear crop will probably bleak all
record* (Ids year. All of the orchard!!
nround Innisim ale yielding well this year.
Many yoftng orchards are bearing "or
the first time. it. L. Lynch, living in the
Cherry Mound community, about eight
miles east of Dculson, was Uere yesterday
with ii wngou load of Kolfer pears whleii
he dispcued of readily at a fancy price.
Mr. Lynch has about sixty trees, and they
have already yielded 150 bushels, which
lie has disposed ot at 7"» cents and tfl a
I ushel. Otler oichardiats teport about
the same production thig year.
DEMSON, Tex., Sept. -4. W. T. Louder-
inilk formerly president of the Texas
I'ariners' Union, and at present a member
of the Texas Welfare Commission, was iu
l'cnisoti yesterday ft. in Comanche, his
Imuiv. While here Mr. LoudermHk «'on-
ferred with U. L. HLickford, president of
the Slate National flank, with reference
t » the advancing of money to (iraysou
Countv farmers . n thelif cotton. Mr. lam-
Pearson contains the woodworks p
of a Canadian and American-owned syn-
dicate.
MITE CIST0I1 OIL
I ARAVKO REPORTED WOl'NDED
Rebel Leader .Shot in Battle at I.a
Rosita Pass.
MO.VTERRV, Mexico, Sept. LM Tbe
rebel leader Marcelo Caraveo was v. m n. I -
nl ill last week's battle witi) :i .-ih.ill
federal foive in a canyon of l.:i Rosita
i'aas, soutli of Muzqulz, Coaliuiln. ac-
cording to ti report maile to Oelier.il Ti'.-
vino toiiay by Mai. Miguel Vlllareal,
whose forces were arnlitinlied b\ tlie
rebels,in tlie canyon mid routed wlili a
loss of ten killed. Major Villareal re-
ported ihat one of his soldiers advised
hint that lie witnessed the shooting of
Cant veo.
Three hundred federal troops from the
City of Mexico passed through Monterey
last nigiil en route to Muajtil* to Join
forces of General Trevlno.
It is thought certain Gen. Paseual
Orozeo, leader of tlie re\olutlon, is near
Muzquiz, but military men here express
tlie belief that he will try to enter the
State of Tatnaullpas, where numerous
minor disorders recently have been re-
ported. The government would find It an
easy matter, however, to throw a larga
force of troops into Tamatillpas.
Another skirmish with a rebel band was
reported at San Rafael, seven miles east
of Monterey. Three dead federal sol-
diers were brought here yesterday.
Hart Pleased With Evidence.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Sept. 24.—Coun-
: i John \V. Hart for Lieni* mint Becker1
• >t• il;nt i; ii"d a statement In which he
rc.i'Vvod the tt > iiiiioii.v l .iiven before tht)
eumtni^ion her. in the Rosenthal niur-
.. i nt ."nl pointed to such statement*
he regards of valye lo the defens«»
part ice la rlv iu tlio tesl.mony ol Post-
naster .lehnscn, who said that Sam
Sellwepps, witness I'm the State, ano iiu-
poitant in the trial, iia." said "we aro
not common mur lerers ' He 1 egardft
nam admissions niadt ijy S< liepps hero
as IncrimitiatlnK S< Iiepps, who is now 'i
•material witm-sv" ;. custody in New
York, instead of being held as an accom-
pli, e Mr. Hart makes a scathing ref-
erence to District Attorney Whitman .i
action in holding Schepps for vagrancy.
Desperado Kills Officer.
SAN DIEGO, Tex.. Sept. 24.—Lieut
Manuel Mojarra, commanding the Mexi-
can garrison in Treate, Lower California,
was killed last, night by a Mexican bor-
der ■ hai acti r know n as Una TJjo Castro,
The desperado escaped across the Ameri-
can line. Mexican troops were unable to
cross the border to hunt him, but Ameri-
can immigration inspectors are on the
trail and United States troops are pa-
trolling the line.
Remember the namtf-Doan's—and
'tak« no 0tiler
Delicious "Syrup of Pijjs"
Best to Cleanse Their
Little Clogged Bowels.
Look hack nt your childhood days. Re-
member the physic that mother Insisted
on ens tor oil, calomel, eatharths. How
you hated them, how you fought against
taking them.
With our children it's different. The
day of harsh physic is over. We don't
force the liver and 30 feet of bowels now;
we coax them. We have Do dreaded after-
effects. Mothers who cliug to the old form
or physic sluiply don't realize what they
do. Tne children'^ revolt Is well-founded.
Their little stomachs and tender bowels
aro Injured by them.
If your child Is fretful, peevish, half
slik, stomach sour, breath feverish nnd its
little system full of cold; has diarrhoea,
sore throat, stomach ache; doesn't eat or
rest well remember look at the tongue,
if routed, tfive a teaspoonful of Syrup of
Pigs, then don't worry, because you surely
will have a well, smiling child in a few
hours.
Syrup of Tigs being composed entirely
of luscious figs senna ami aromatlcs
simply cannot he harmful, it sweetens
the stomach, makes the liver active and
thoroughly cleanses the little one's waste-
• logged bowels. In a few hours all 8our
tnu advantage of Hie Texas blinkers' of- | hile, undigested fermenting food nnd con-
stlpated waste matter gently moves on and
out of the system without griping or
nausea.
Directions for children of all ages, also
for grown ups, plainly printed on the
Argelo several da.vs urging men to go j package.
into the fields ami pick. The farmers si.v By nil means get the genuine. Ask your,
that the cotton Is opening fast and that i druggist for the full name, "Kyrupf of Figs
they ruunot secure men at nil. Mom than land Elixir of Henna,M prepared by tU
a i.tdlar n hundred pounds bag been of 1 California i'lg ttyruy Co. Accept uothiuj
ltrcU. 'ihls luciudet bu<ud, J >l*e«
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