Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 177, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 11, 1916 Page: 2 of 8
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THTTRSDSY MOTmNG7MATTI3T£
JUST RECEIVED
Big Shipment of
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FOOTWEAR
For Women and Children.
Women's Emmy Lou
Pumps $1 50
Women's Veranda Pumps,
for 85
Women's Lounging Ox-
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Misses' Emmy Lous.$l 35
Children's Emmy Lou's,
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information tending to support this
view, although intimations of friction
between Carranza and his war minis-
ter have been published freyucptlyy.
break Is Not Expected.
It Is not believed here that political
manipulation of this eort, if 1t does
exist, will be prolonged to the point of
causing a break with the United
States. A feeling of optimism as to
the final result of the conference is
based largely upon this view and also
upon the fact that General Scott has
given no indication that he thought an
agreement could not be reached. Sec-
retary Bilker said the delay was due to
the difficulty of reviewing incidental
points in finding a common ground
on which the conferees could agree.
Meanwhile some of the additional
troops ordered to the border yester-
day were presumed to be en route to-
night. The war department had re-
ceived no direct reports from the vari-
ous regular commanders although
many routine messages dealing with
the movements came today- Mobiliza-
tion of the Arizona, New Mexico and
Texas national guards was proceeding
under state authority.
Probably 8,000 additional regulars
for border work could be drawn from
the coast artillery posts should the
need arise. Secretary Baker said to-
RECRUITING IS IT
LI
OONf* KIITION MAY HOON Bfc RE-
SORTK1) TO IN THE DOMIN-
ION. IT IS BELIEVED.
"WINNIPEG, Canada, May 10.—Re-
cruiting in this and many other prov-
inces of Canada is at low ebb, accord-
ing to authorities here, and the feel-
ing is growing that only conscription
will bring forth the number of men
desired by government officials.
During the month of March re-
cruiting figures for this district were
the largest recorded in a like period
since the opening of the war, while
the figures for April were the lowest.
Various plans have been resorted
to in an effort to stimulate recruiting,
but with little effect. Certain units
are offering recruiting privates a
, , day's holiday for every recruit they
, w"s n,,t <U,.\\™ ow,,"'?er'n" bring in and other, have put up cash
le"' how 1Prixe« <>{ ""cm *1 t® *2 t(,r ev<ry nlftn
not sought information
many more could be sent.
ACTIVITY AT SAN ANTONIO.
TEMPLE AND TAYLOR
Concentration Camp For state
Is Already Prepared.
troops
El Pas© has been puzKling. Adminis-
tration officials have had reason to
believe that General Carranza has
given assent to the agreement as orig-
inally framed except in minor details.
The plan was suggested in part at
least by General Obregon himself, yet
Obregon has refused thus far to ex-
change ratifications with General
Bcotl.
In some <iuarters it was thought the
Mexican war minister might be seek-
ing political benefit from the tactics
he has adopted. There is no official
San Antonio, Tex., May 10—Prepa-
rations for handling one of the largest
militia camps that has been held in
the United Status since the time of the
Spanish-American war were complet-
ed today by officers «t Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Troops of the Texas national
guard got under way in special trains
from many points tonight and the
first of the organizations will begin
arriving In the morning.
As fast as companies reach town
they will be directed to the maneuver
field northeast of Fort Sam Houston
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Pollani Regard for nny
ram? of Cutarrb that cannot be curvd I)* Hall e
Catarrh Cure.
V. J. CHKNEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, hare known F\ J.
("Iwtk y for the last 16 years, and bellere him
perfectly honorable In all business transaction*
and tlunnrtnlly able to carrj out any obligations
made by his firm.
NAT. BANK Of COMMEIH'R.
Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure U taken tnternallf. adlnfc
dlrec'ty upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the I rat em. Testimonial*; ®ent free, l'rlce 15
tents |>er bottle. Bold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
where the mobilization camp has been
laid out.
All organizations carry their own
tentagc and will pitch camp immedi-
ately upon arrival.
A separate camp, adjacent to the
other, has been laid out fe>r the eleven
companies of coast artillery ordered
to Fort Sam Houston from Gulf and |lion
Atlantic seaboard points.
Headquarters announced the first
one of the coast artillery companies j Mathers
recruited.
Through the rccruiting organisa-
tion of the 203d battalion every wom-
an in New Ontario, Manitoba and
Saskatchewan provinces has been
asked to aid In the recruiting cam-
paign. With the aid of various sub-
committees, they are asking their
friends who have male relatives eli-
gible for military service the follow-
ing questions:
"You have read what the Germans
did in Belgium. Have yon thought
what they would do if they invaded
this country?
"Do you realize the safety of your
home and children depends on our
getting more men Now?
"One word. 'Go' from you may
send another man to fight for our
king find country. Do you realize
that?
"When war ,s over and your son or
husband is asked what he did for his
country must he hang his head be-
cause you would not let him go?
Failure of the province of Quebec
to recruit more than 6,000 men, de-
spite its male population of one mil-
has sharpened the desire for
]conscriptiein in other provinces. At
'a reecnt meeting here, Chief Justice
The Game
Opens Today
With
Green Beans.
Wax Beans.
Head Lettuce.
Fresh English Peas.
Beets and Squash.
Cukes and Green On-
ions.
Radishes.
Rhubarb.
New Potatoes and Toma-
toes.
White Bermuda Onions.
Dewberries and Straw-
berries.
And a large variety of
Canned Vegetables.
We bat four hundred
on Service, make a Home
Run in Quality and
score on other's errors in
meeting our prices.
t. k. callaway
4 Phones, All No. 1.
stun i! mm rmi
ii km npiDT
(Continued From Page One.)
regon. Friendly relations appeared
to hare been resumed between the
men.
r. S. Army KmpioyM Mcxtcone.
Marathon. Tex., May 10.—Because
the garrison here has only eight men,
Captain Chambers, quarterrryMMer,
was compelled to engage Mexican
freighters to forward forage to Colonel
Sibley's command now near the Mex-
ican border at Boquillas.
Purchase of fire brick for bread
ovens for the expeditionary forces
were today made by Captain t'ham-
bers. Work of erection will go for-
ward at once.
CERKMIIS HUE AMENDS
II SOSSHJB USE
(Continued From Page One.)
Shooting at Sherman.
Scrman, Tex., May 10.—For the
third time in less than a year a man
was shot today near the Cray.son
county court house. Toelay's victim
was Hirel Miller, who was shot three
times.
Immediately after the shooting Kd
Jones, said to be a brother-in-law
of Miller, surrendered to the sheriff.
Miller was shot in both legs and in
the right hand.
president of the Kecruitiiu?
to arrive would be moved on to Mara- (league, presented some striking figures
thon to strengthen the base nt Bo- and said that the 500,000 men re-
quillas. Others will be held in the quired for active service from (an-
camp for general distribution along ada represented 13 per cent of the
total male population e>f Canada,
the border.
Officers are at a loss te> say how
long General Funston will hold the
militia troops in mobilisation camps
hefore sending them to border stations
for patrol duty.
Gin Men,
LISTEN!
Now is the time to have your
gins overhauled. They need
straightening up after a hard
season's work. We can do the
Job up right. We make a spe-
cialty of this kind of work, lx't
us hear from you, and give us a
chance to turn out a first class
Job.
We also repair electric light
plants. Just finished making a
first class job of this kind of
work and are ready for another.
Oil Mills and Threshers put in
the best of working order, no
matter how badly run down they
may be.
WJFF-MeNF.Y
FOUNDRY * MACHINE CO.
Temple, Texas.
MOVKMKNT OF TIM MH*K.
Bay City, Tex., May 10.—-Company
G, Third infantry, Texas National
Guard, will leave here tomorrow
morning sixty-five strong, for Fort
Sam Houston. Capt. ft. ft. Lewis, who
is also county judge, has been granted
thirty days leave by the commission-
ers' court.
Galve ton, Tex. May 10—The 127th
company, coast artillery, composed of
which Is 75,930. Since this district
last census.
Quebec had a male population of
1,01 1.247 at the last census. Chief
Justice Mathers said. Thirteen per
cent equals 131.402. As only 5,837
have enlisted, the province should en-
list an aelditional 125,525.
In military district No. 10, in which
Winnipeg is located, the census
shows 584,079 males. 13 per cent of
Food Supplies by Aeroplane.
London, May 10.—British aero-
planes dropped IS,000 pounds of food
in Kut-EI-Amara between April 11
and 29. This effort to relieve the
hunger of the besieged garrison
which subsequently surrendered to
the Turks, was tolel of today in the
house of commons.
government considers beyond doubt
that the commander of the submarine
acted in a bonafide belief that he
was facing an enrmy warship. On the
other hand it cannot be denied that,
misleel by the appearance of the ves-
sel, under the pressure of the circum-
stances, he formed his Judgment too
hurriedly in establishing her char-
acter and did not therefore act fully
in accordance with the strict instruc-
tion which called upon him to exer-
cise particular care. In view of these
circumstances the German govern-
ment frankly admits that the assur-
ance given to the American govern-
ment in accordance with which pas-
senger vessels were not to be at-
tackeel without warning has not been
adhered to in the present e-a.se. As
was intimated by the undersigned in
the note of the 4th instant, the Ger-
man government doe* not hesitate to
draw from this resultant conse-
quences. It therefore expresses to the
American government sincere regret
regarding the deplorable incident and
declares its readines to pay an ade-
quate indemnity to the injured Amer-
ican citiiens. It also disapproved of
the; conduct e>f the commander who
has l>een appropriately punished.
Expressing the hope that the
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Is Tom Keene for
"Peace aft aiay price?"
No. Preparedness for a good smoke
and a half hour's solid Peace for 5c.
The price of that Presado Blend is
divided by so many cigars that Tom
Keene can be sold for only 5c.
Come on in—the smoking's fine!
Tom Keene
the cigar with that
Presado Blend
llotan Grocery Co., Distributors,
Temple, Texas.
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American government will consider
the ease of the Sussex as settled by
these' statements, the undersigned
avails himself of this occasion to re-
new to the American ambassador th«
assurance of the highest considera-
tion.
(Signed) VON JAGOW.
Thoso IVaoe Humors.
London, May 10.—In the house of!
commons toilay Lord Robert Cecil, j
minister of war trade nnel parlia-
mentary under-secretary for foreign
affairs, stated that he had no official
which is 75,930. Snice this district J information regarding the recently
has recruited 63.196 men. It needs but ' published report that the kings of
12,744 to contribute its proportionate
share.
Ontario province has recruited
more than 68.000 men.
A special committee is considering
six different methods whereby an en-
* V Mil I Ml U T. " nlllll'li, vvmpvovu vi | , i
104 men, will leave for San Antonio forced military servtee might be ob-
tomorrow night following the receipt
of orders from the war department to
mobilize- as infantry and participate in
the border patrol.
Marshall, Tex., May 10.—Company D,
Thirl infantry, Texas National Guard,
entrains at 2 o'clock Thursday morn-
ing for San Antonio. The company
leaves recruited to war strength.
Vernon, Tex., May 10.—Company II,
Fourth infantry, Ter us National Guarel,
♦ 'apt. R. 11. Iloussels commanding, 100
stremg, will leave at midnight for San
Antonio.
Gainesville, Tex., May 10.—Or. It.
TO Hughes, captain medical corps, and
Col. Charles Nimon, Fourth infantry,
The Force of
Repetition
Repetition makes or unmakes our
National life. Disaster, constantly re-
peated, terminates in disaster. Pros- 1
perity given the same repetition will
•urely turn to permanent prosperity.
The force of repetition is ever at
work for good or evil.
Over fifty years ago a few mcdicat
men gathered various roots and herbs
together and the medicinal qualities
extracted proved of great value in
treating disorders of the blood. It
was called S. S. S. and recommended
lor Rheumatism, Catarrh, Malaria
and blood diseases of every char
acter. The good results were soon
in evidence everywhere, and suc-
cessful cures were being repeated
constantly—thus the force of
successful repetition gave the
Nation a Standard blood puri
fier and tonic in 5. S. S. It
could not have been other-
wise, however, in the cas« of
S. S. S., because its great
*alue as a blood medicine
was quickly seen and
realized, and thou-
sands o f sufferers
from blood dis-
ATIAKT* OA
U.S.A
Prtce.$lJOOPcrHollle.
Ills MMU.
rtn V«i»*y
mswrrytcmccOi
eases, owe their
health today, to
the curative
qualities o i
8. 8. 8.
Give Nature a
Helping Hand
In working off the dis-
eased condition unwillingly
thrust upon if. You are only
retarding a permanent cure
when you pour mineral drugs
into the system. They are vio-
lent and harmful to the delicate
tissues. On the contrary the vege-
table ingredients of S. S. S. become
associated with the blood in throw-
ing off the impurities, and when that
is done turning in and building up the
torn-down system by furnishing and
nourishing the blopd with the food ele-
ments contained in S. S. S.
A booklet hat been prepared giving, in
an interesting way, much valuable infor-
mation about blood disorders. You should
have a copy by all means—write for one.
Our Medical Department will gladly give you
free advice as how best to treat any blood
disorder. If you wish to avail yourself of
this service write today.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
R«mi SO, Atlanta, Go.
tained. They are:
Dominion-wide conscription.
Conscription insofar as Canaela Is
concerned, exclusive of Quebec.
Local opiton; conscription by prov-
inces.
Local option; conscription by mu-
nicipalities.
Dominion-wide registration of
males.
Registration of males by provinces.
Texas National Guard, have left to
assume their commands at San An-
tonio.
Denton, Tex., May 10.—Denton's
contingent of company R, Fourth in-
fantry, Texas National Guard, left
here (his afternoon to join the com-
pany at Fort Worth,
Corpus Christ!, Tex., May 10.—Com-
pany C, Third infantry, Te xas National
Guard, left here tonight for Fort Sam
Houston, under command of Capt.
John L. King, to await further in-
structions. Twenty-one recruits for
the company were received during the
day, bringing the roster to sixty-eight.
Galveston, Tex., May 10.—The Very
Rev. Father J. M. Kerwin of this
Catholic diocese and chaplain of the
Fourth infantry, Texas national
guard left tonight to join his regi-
ment at Fort Sam Houston.
Waco, Tex., May 10.—Companies
G and K, Second infantry, and the
Fourth regimental band, of the Texas
national guard, stationed at Waco,
composing three hundred men, will
entrain at 11:55 tonight for Fort Sam
Houston.
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Wimborne, lord lieutenant of Ireland,
has resigned.
As the only way In which the as-
pirations for self-government possibly
can be realised the Irish parliamen-
tary party in a manifesto has called
upon the people of Ireland to sup-
port the constitutional movement and
oppose the insane course of Irish
policy.
Stern Measure* Nwmiarj.
London. May 10.— Replying to the
protests against the putting to death
of leaders of the Irish rebellion, Her-
bert Samuel, the home secretary, said
today the government would have
been guilty of unpardonable weakness
if it did not mete out stern punish-
ment to the guilty. He thought the
number of cases in which it was nec-
cssnry to enforcement to extreme pen-
nlty was nearing an end, if indeed,
the end hud not already been reached.
When you rat meat you want the
lust to ho hud. That menus, of
coui-Hr, that you "JT ^ jftygg
phono va iA-jjflflTS&H. frtrftt tUk-
•Tluy Bail" htttaj. ftHuA wfc
Bavaria and Saxony had taken the i
initiative for the intervention of the
pope in favor of peace.
To I*re>be Irish Rebellion.
London, May 10.—Announcement
was made today of the appointment
of a royal commission to investigate
the Irish rebellion. The members are
Raron Hardinge, former viceroy of
India; Justice Sir Montague Spear-
man anel Sir Mackenzie Chalmers.
CALOMEL
New Discovery! Dodson's Liver Tone Acts Like Calomel But Doesn't Gripe,
Salivate or Make You Sick—Don't Lose a Day's Work—Harmless Liver
Medicine for Men, Women, Children—Read Guarantee!
No Aecredltcd IH-legate.
Taris, May 10.—The socialist party
issued a statement today that it had
not authorized any of its members to
act as delegates at the recent Inter-
national conference in Switzerland.
Three socialist deputies attended, as
did two German socialist leglsltaors.
Russian War Loans Delayed.
Berlin, May 10.—tBy Wireless to
Sayville)—The Overseas News agency
says word has been received in Stock-
holm from Petrograd that the time
for receiving subscriptions to the new
Rusian loan of 2,000.000,000 roubles
has been extended to May 26, In view
of the fact that up to May, only half
of the loan had been subscribed.
Jarrelt's store clones today at 8!
o'clock. We want to "ploy ball."
Ugh! "Calomel makes you sick. It's horrible!
iTake a dose of the dangerous drug tonight and
tomorrow you may lose a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis of tlie bones. Calomel, when it comes in-
to contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful nausea
and cramping. If you are sluggish and "all
knocked out," if your liver is torpid and bowels
constipated, or you have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, if breath is bad or stomach sour, just try a
spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee—Go to any drug store
and get a 50 cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone.
Take a spoonful and if it doesn't straighten you
right up and make you feel fine and vigorous
want you to go back to the store and get yourj
money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of calomel because it is real liver medicine;
entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate 01;
make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Livef1
Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and!
clean your bowels of that sour bile and constipated
waste which is clogging your system and making,
you feel miserable. I guarantee that a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire family,
feeling fine for months. Give it to your children.
It is harmless; doesn't gripe and they like its pleas-
ant taste.
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FLOWERS
"In Her Memory;
Blossoms White,
For the Living
Flowers Bright*'
Special Preparations made to supply Flowers for Mothers' Day, (next Sunday).
As indicated in the verse, the "white" are in Memory, the "Bright" for the
Living.
For surety of getting exactly what is wanted, order before Sunday. Will en-
deavor to supply the whole demand, but selection may be broken by Sunday.
Orders from a distance promptly filled.
HA NS SCHROEDER
" THE'TEMPLE FLORIST.
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