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HOUSTON DAILY FUST: THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 13 1013.
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M. t- MOAKIl O. M T. i
LEV. FREDERICK.
CMAl. PRICE. Astnte
r
Hammersmith's
$5 Special for Women
In Patent Gun Metal Calf. Vict Kid and
Tan Calf. Ccme in B ack Gray and Dark
Brown Suede-$5.00 A TAUPE PAIR.
303
Main
ti. ''o embassy staff depart rn the
event - irain for Vera 'ui
.VI sorts of rumor w.re ojrrer.t Many
jsntinr. so wer cntemp.attn :aMri
th country in the near fuiui. marie rur-
ned preparations and ca-ic't t"e n.g' t
train I.i Vera Crui prcte-rl'-i; !
thr until thev car vnv.in steamer a -oommo!atlons
P rna:i!i' f in 1 .'ai is
Mr LinJ a said to hav rec.vd mes-
sage from Vera. Cni tirr rg t'T. to re.
turn l one for fear ti rai'.toad ou.J
be rut.
Th uneasiness as aocer'.mted t(-r.p'i
the receipt by sevrai persons of mes.
sags from relative and friends m the
Cmted Slate urging their immediate le-
partur from Xfjiw
Rebels Between Cap til and Vera Crut.
(.incut i P'ln Ktf.-'l 1
MEXICO CITY. Noven.her :l - Th reb-
els last rirht began a ampaicn dirtd
at th int-r'iptlori of traffic between to
-apltal and Vera Cms Th f'mt erfnrts
srr highly successful for th.y sened sil-
ver bullion ar.d curren estimated to be
north on million pesos
OLD-TIME MEMBER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Tells an Interesting Story of How
He Came to Use Plant
Juice.
Mr Henry Meisman. whn lives at 1310
Strand ila'vsatoc. and who In "re of th
fire department being an old-time and
popular member tells uf i.; rxperKno
with Plant Juice in the followln !ttr: j
' Th P'art Juice Man Iar 8ir Hav- 1
ing f iffrred for yean with etomach and '
Nwt! troubl I waa ur ttire waa nuih-
lng on erth that cnuld glr m relief I
had r-ad of Plant Juice and did not think I
it would help ma. aa 1 waa convinced my j
trouble was chronic Howevr my n n I
bought me a bottle and I toll It m r t
pla him than lcu 1 had any faith '
In it You can Imagine my (urpne and I
gratification when I found the resulta
were even more than you claim for your :
Plant Juice. I am now on my acond .
bottle ai.d I can truthfully nay that It
hu dene me o much good that I would (
not be without lt J am glad to racom- '
mend riant Julc
Hennr Meoaman "
Thousand! of Texaji popl are finding
relief from thlr patnc and achei through
the uee of Plant Juice and are bm
daily surpnaad at the wonderful rj u
thy get from Ita use Plant Juice In the.
Julc of mexllclnal plant gat her 1 from
many part of the world and l the grat-
ewt remedy known for ail derangements
of atomaclf. Mver. kidneys ani bloud.
Try It. Room drug atore sella it (Ad-
certiaement (
Leave your pack-
ages.suit cases etc.
at our store. It is
our aim to render
every accomoda-
tion possible.
Yours formore business
rmacy
(l&corpOTMe4)
Open All Night.
209 Main Street
HAM'S LANTERNS
Ham's Nnstyle. No. I Cold
Blast No. S Safeguard No. 0
Clipper. No. 9 Stout. No. 20
Searthllfnt No. 0 Hood. Dash-
board tad Railroad Lanterns.
E:rl:j-Ccil3s Hdw. Go
MOVSTOa TOM
BurnheimsPha
-Turni. ir juir r rrrrr - -----------
HOT SFRINGS and RETURI1
$18.80
TICKETS ON BALI CAH.Y
UMIT THREE MONTHS
One Night On the Way
h--K-K-k ssksasaeMrAJSi NNMl -
516 MAIN STREET
U.D.C. IGNORED
SUFFRAGISTS
Flatly Refused to Accept
Proffered Greeting.
Declared on Conrention Floor That
Daughter Will Not Allow Any
Sort of Politics in
Orfinuation.
iAittnmiti F-fti Rtfsn
NEW OR1.KAN8 Novtmber 12 Th
I'tuted laugl.tra of th Confederacy de-
viateJ fr m their program i o. . nounh
today to r.atly rfue to accept rt-
lr.ifs fri m the Si'Utherti States U'onian
Suffrage i"onfererce and to invite ilrs
K..: M ti rdon. t.'.i roitferer.ee re!Mnt
to ?pnk It was di lare-1 upon the con-
vention floor tat th I'auahlers will not
fare poli; es of any sort injected Into
t:.'-ir oi ft iMzaii- ti
Tin uf.'rtif cotiferenc waa orxaniird
t ) del gales to a l'.im suffrakt coa-
vint. n !.iii adj.'urr.. ! late t' is aftr-
n.'or. After th al' -urnxent Mr" A
v antrell of Kn'.ucky ot'er-d n motion
a.-Ki! g that Mrs Gor.lon be Invuad to
.Mtif that th 1 aughtrrs -i..u!J
roe
Hon
re; nir" f:
Mrs Norman Kandolph of ir-
n.aiid a spirited ad'lrva k;i ml
uv !. ti 'a
b tabled
and ni eo tlial I'.e mutu.n
Seconded by Mrs. Stone.
She was seconded uy Mrs Cornelia B
Ptone of Galveston wao also depre a'.ed
t..t- iloa of bringing t.'.e sulfrnais; j''S-
t;or. tefor thi L'ruted Liaufthtirs uf the
( r.;dera y s an organ iatlon Tn mo-
ti n was tab'.ed by a large n.aj rit
An-.'if.g th intrestlng reports of offi-
cers subnitVJ a: the three sessions to-
day were the of tha president iftneral.
Mrs. A.cxar.cr B Whit and the ijsto.
riar. iteneral. Miss Mildred Rut herb rd
A rout 4'1 mmhi"i ware added to t.ie
rai.ks of the 1 riite I I'a.ikhters of th
Conteleracj '!ur:rif thr la;: U rrionv
and 90on a tiew State .!1v;sion Onlortlo
Is to be b-nueht Into the organiz itio'i.
Mrs. Alexander K . White pre.-obni-gneraJ.
loM deieitKtef t"lay. As a
cor'rast t. thi :e-r? n'-o chapters
har been : -'t.p.l than in at y ea of
th orginizati r. h:story Tr:. Mr-.
White In hr report attributed to a weed
lng- out of dead timber
United Statea Pension! Discouraged.
In srak:r.i? of the fa. lure passage
of revolution of the Chattan .ea 'Ji'and
Army of the Hep .':' encampment ; ro-
Tldlng for tie Uovtrnment giving funds
to keep up Confederate Veteran horne'
Mrs White (aid:
"Your prealdent-general asks this con-
vention anu members of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy to dis-
courage any movement towards acj"in
pensions from the 1'nited States ioV-
rnment and to request the I'nlted Con-
federate Vetarans not to ask for them.
The great majority of our vete.ans
would not accept thoae pensions but our
State pensions are small many of ojr
vetarans ar ndy and some might o
tempted with visions of comfort to aK
for these pensions l-t u Insist thy
not be led aatray by this mirage pleiir-
Ing them we will do more for t.i-in
than we have ever done Lt us save
them and the South from this humili-
ation "Your president-general feels that be-
cause of the spirit of amity prevailing
throu?hojt the whole country that th
Confederate organization shouid not b
!d Into asking too much of th v-rnni-r.t
b - c'onfederate Veterans tn.it
we want this ftfKHi feeling to continue
an ! we do not want any rebuffs "
'ne of the striking recommendations
' Mr; Wntte was that "very cnapter
and every iniividuwl member ahoul 1
have the pnviler and prote tlon of ap-
peal f'orr ap'.r to State ..raanliat on
and th- rlute organisation to the general
organiz-itinn This w mid prevent many
of the Injistkes and abuses that have
t-pt Into som of our division This
Is n't a violation of fitat rights tut
f :mH a .eries of courts of appeals."
SAGE TEA DANDY
ID
Look Years Younger! Use the Old-
time Sage Tea and 8nlphur
and Nobody Will Know.
Tou can turn gray faded hair beautl-
full dark and iustrous aimost ovr night
If you il get a i'l cent bo':e f Wyeth s
Bag and Sulphur Hair Kerr.edv" at any
drug store. Milhon? of hotties .f this old.
famous tiage Tea Kecipe are yj an-
nually aays a wil known druggist here
because it darkens the sair so naturally
and avamy that no ont can tell It baa
been app ld.
Thoa whose hair Is turning' gray be-
coming failed dry. scraggly and thin hav
a surprise awaiting them because after
on of two applications th gray hair
vmnlahes and your locks become luxur-
iantly dark and beautiful all dandruff
gvs soalp Itching and falling hair stop
This la tha age of youth. Oray-halred.
unafractive folks aren't wnti around
so gat busy with Wyeth i Sag and 8ul-
phur tonight an4 you II b delighted with
your dark handsome hair and your youth-
ful appearanca within a few days. Ad-
DARKEN
HAIR
- ....................... ...... jsaiv - a1
4The Young Lady
Across the Way"
Th young lacy across th way says
sh knows her lather dopan t owa any
money around town bsraus she ovar-
beard l.lm say that ha hadn't dollar s
worth of credit left any bar.
uXpoucy
still surmise
(Contlnuad from Paa Ooa)
bn under ou nMdaratlon for several days
and In Secretary Bryan t conferences
with member of th diplomatic corps
he has mad It plain that th forth -.
omlng pronounomnt woukl dfln
. leariy th attitude of th I'nlted Stats
Such a statmnl. It Is thought no!
only would rltrat th viaws that th
I'nttad Stat can nvr ravognlt a Oov-
rnmnt stabllhd by arbitrary fore
but would glv Its tvuoni for refusing
to recognise any act orth nw Con-p-rr.
elthsr a to th validity of loans
or concessions' and point out th steps
necsary to a olutli of th problm
ll was apparent that developments in
various foreign . aptta.1- bruuaM en oi.t-
arenient to Adriilnistration 'ffldals to-
dav and there as a feltn- among them
that th da!re of the l"nlted Ktat to
prrnl lntrfernc hy th powr vir-
tually has bn accomplished
N Unfrlandly Act lntndd.
Premier Asqulth in his spch explain-
ing that oJreat Britain w;shJ to do noth-
ing unfriendly to tli I'nltrd States semi-
official aasrtlons from Berlin that no
f.nanclal assistant would b given
Huerta by Germany a Ucf.nlt under-
standing with Kranc that nothing would
b don by Franc to embarrass th
pro. esses wbi h tti I nitrd Stairs has
e.ecte.l to solve the Mexican problem as-
surances from th Japan Ambassador
ti.at t.'ie sending tf th armored cruiser
Izjinv to Mexp .in waters was for no po-
ll ti ai purpose t ut merely to extend pro-
te. nor. to Japanese subjects If ne.-essary
at' tended t" strengthen th belief hte
t'.ut toe Washington oiuvrnmnt fioaily
had sei ured the moral s iptort of the
o'her orid powers in" its efforts to un-
ravel th Mexican tangle
It also fe.t that from no part of Eu-
rope will Huerta get financial assistance.
Little Fear of Disturbance.
Kear reflected In some of Hie dispatches
from abroad mat the overthrow of Huerta
might produce a state of anarchy In Mex-
ico 1'ity unless a strong substitute were
Immediately provided agre ltli tn
point of view of many Senators who have
been discussing that phaa of the situa-
tion with President Wlison. Th Weah-
ii.gton administration i.as taken cugvn-
xance of tnls eventuality and if Huerta
letires in accc rdanc with the program
desired here it is said there nerd b. ilt-
t e fear of any physical disturbance In
Mexico City
In tke plan of the I'nlted States to af-
ford Hu--rta every opportunity to retire
peacefully there Is a destr for a definite
understanding as to who tne succeeding
provisional I'rosdent sotinl be. The
I'niteo Stas rev-gnues that the provl-
fciorial successor must b acoeptalne to the
( Mnstitutionaiists if th latter are to stop
f filing
Ci"e observers of the situation pointed
out that the l'nltd State was t.day In
a !!er position to bring about an un-
derstanding between the Constitutional-
ists and th authorities at Mexico City
than has been possibl since the United
Stales first Interposed its good office to
solve the situation.
That Hil-Carranxa Confab
Th conference today at .N. gales. So-
nora. between William Bayard Hale and
General Carransa and members of the
Constitutionalist cabinet opens the way
for a distinct line of communication be-
tween the Constitutionalists and the Mex-
ico city authorities. Pac commissions
have endeavored in vain heretofore to
rstabllsh a diplomatic parley bctwcn the
two side
(ine th difficulties heretofore en-
countered In attempting to set the two
sides to the point of !i. uselng an armls-
the has ben the difficulty of telegraphic
comm -ir.ieatlon. U ith the I'nlted States
as a medium nf communication it is
thought possible that carransa might tn-
ilb at who would be acceptable to him
as a sj. eor to Huerta if th latter
f nailv yields to the persuasion of some
of his friends and retires.
That some officials close to Huerta were
urging him to retire was th word that
has reached Washington today but no
omcla. information on the subject was
divu.g'Hi her
Talk c.f lifting the embargo on arms
wa heard again today In official circles.
Tnat members of Congress; were not en-
tirety agreed upon the subject was In-
dicated by Representative Mann Repub-
lican leader who said that so far as Re-
publicans were concerned there wa no
sentiment for letting down the bars. Ha
.aid it would be Just as safe to aliow
tne Is.-uanc of arms "to hlghwaymea as
to the bandits of Carransa army."
Germany Is Hand Off.
Cable dispatches from Berlin today In-
dicate that th German Government is
still awaiting- a definite announcement
of the policy of the Washington Admin-
istration In the meantime It is assert-
ed seml-offlc ially tn the German capital
that Huerta will receive no financial as-
slstanc from Germany
It was announcd In Toklo today that
the Japanese Oovernment would send the
armored cruiser Izumo (o Mexican waters
for the protection of Japanese subjects.
This move was declared officially to be
merely a precautionary measurt
In London. Senor Cavarrublas. former
Mexican Minister to Russia signified thst
he would willingly assume the office of
President of the iUpublio if called hy the
Mexican people. He asserted however
that he was not seeking the office.
Whenever You Nd 0nrsl Tonic Tak
Orev'
Tb Old Rellstll (Iron's Teatelets cblil Tonic
Is onsllr tilnahir ss General Totile oeeiuw
it cuatklss tb well ksows tost properties of
I't'lMNK a ail IRON IwlTej out klslarla. en-
riches BIsotL Bands n tb Wsol Slteta. 90c.
Adv.
LOCKPORT. N. Y.. Normbr -Claudius
L. Hoag. SS year old origina-
tor of th Niagara reap and a well
known horticulturist died her today.
47m tWAMSOM "3-D HOPS'1
viheuttiaiUm
3000 RAILROAD
AEN MAY CALL
STRIKE TODAY
(Oatlnu4 from Pax Oaa)
a inaay reads where contract ar sim-
ilar. avAd ia ntaay rase Idaatieal with
eootracts oa your Una VT wlah t call
yobr attention to th fact that la ltt
tha snanagwrs' esMumltt mat a Jotat
comtmtle rps) siting th snaa ta eegtae
train auid yard aorvic on li roads west
of Chicago; Including Your rxd thay
hav Just arranged to meet a Joint com-
mittee repreaenllng lb englner sad
flrVoaa oa SI roaTla In this earn terri-
tory aad they hav just concluded a COM-
frenc with a Joint commute of con-
ductors and trainmen or to roads In th
eastern territory In addition the fol-
lowing is a list of some of the roads that
mett Jouit committees as are rcu.ut-mg-
"Southern Pacific (laclHc System).
I'nlon Pacific. Northstrn Pacific
Western Pacific. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass. Denver and Kio Grand Colo-
rado Springs anct Cripple Creek Short
tan Colorado Midland. Kansas City
Southern. Kansas Cltv. Mexico and Ori-
ent. Midland alley. Wabash. Kl Pao
and Southwestern. Great Northern Min-
neapolis. St. Paul and Sault St Marie.
International and Great Northern. Mis-
souri. Kansas and Trias. Colorado and
Southern. St. Lands and Southwestern.
Northern Pacific. Chicago and Great
Western Chicago.. Milwaukee and Puget
Sound Oregon Snort lane. reron Klec-
tnc Kallwav. Grand Trunk Pa iflc Can-
adian Pacific. Canadian Northern. Dela-
ware. I Ac saw anna and Western. lla-
ware and Hudson (.'huago Cincinnati
Cleveland and St Lou's. HofTalo ami Sus-
quehanna Pennsylvania Unes tK.t.
Pennsylvania Udn iWisti. Chicago d
tstern Illinois o"besieakc and Ohio
Atlantic Coast Ijnes. Baltimore and Ohio.
New Torfc. New Haven and Hartford.
Chicago Welrn Indiana and Belt Kali-
way of Chicago SumplvT N allev New
(rleans. Texas and Mexico Wabash
Chester and Wester" Marshall and Kast
Texas Hallway. St I.o ih (trow nsvllle and
Mexico. SHkane and Inland Kmplre. Mis-
souri Pacific Qiiimv unuil a and Kansas
I'lty
' in view of the large number of roads
throughout the counirv that now meet
Joint committee. w cm not understand
how your company expects to Justify It
refusal to meet a Joint committee rep-
resenting your men In engine train and
yard service presenting matters of com-
mon Interest. Your continued refusal to
do so will place the entire responsibility
for any interruption of tnirfU and Incon-
venience to the public upon )ou and your
companv
In Mr Wald's circular 'f November 1
he says 'In' view of the foregoing It I
scarcely necessary for me to say that It
is not the companies hut th representa-
tives of the oraanixatics. who have taken
an unreasonable position and have de-
layed and ar still delaying the settle-
ment of grievance and. where It I mer-
ited the granting of enlency The let-
ters s.reak for theirme'ves and so are pre-
sented to you without further comment'
'We understand from the foregoing
that Mr Wald now agrees that some of
these cases are re;t! grievance and
others deserving of g'enter consideration
on tn part of the company than they
have had up to this tine lut we find he
has In every Instance plumed his stamp
of approval on the discipline as meted
cut by his suhordi'.tte officers and
unored repeatedly it.c .ippevls by repre-
sentatives of the men n their behalf. Mr
Wai l has so far refuse 1 to deal out Jus-
tice to your errplov. much less con-
sider their appeals fr "i a brnad.' 'lib-
eral careful and 'p.i.natakmg' stand-
point as he would now have the men on
the line and others b. :eve he was dis-
pose.! to do We reganl it as unfortunate
tha' he has fal'ed practice the
methods in handling t evanv e or mat-
ters of leniency Howi cr. your employes
In engine train and vard service hav
signified by their vote that unless your
company recedes from Its position not to
meet tiie Joint committee and adjust
these grievances. th y will withdraw
from your service.
"For your Information we enclose here-
with copy of a letter of even date ad-
dressed to Mr Waid. thia with the un-
derstanding that he has authority to rep-
resent your company to a conclusion.
' M. E Montgomery Assistant Grand
Chief of B of U V. C V McLaughlin
Vice President. B of L. F and E ; S N.
Berry. Vice President O R C . J A Far-
quharson. Vice President B. of R. T "
following Is another letter signed by
the grand officers of the four brother-
hoods to General Manager Wald
Novmbr 11. 1913. Confirming our
letter of November 1 th matters In con-
trover)' hav ben submitted to your
employes In ng1n. train and yard ser-
vice and w are Instructed to advise you
that unless yuu meet the Joint co-nmittee
as requested a legally authorize-! strike
of men employed In engine train and
yard service will beoom effectiv
lines."
n your
Following is a letter written by grand
officers of the four brotherhoods to Gen-
eral Manager Wald:
"November 12 1913. With furthe- ref-
erence to our letter of November 11. this
Is to advise mat unless you will agree to
meet the Joint committee of the 9. of
L. E. . B. of U F. and E. O. R. C and
B. of R. T for th purpose of adjusting
pending grievances as requested the
men In engine train and yard service
will withdraw from your service at 7
p. m.. November II ISIS"
A letter from lYesldent Scott to the
men Wednesday afternoon follows:
"I have given vary careful considera-
tion to your letter of November 11. In-
closing copy of letter of same date to
Mr Wid.
"some expression contained In th let-
ter constitute criticisms that are clearly
unjust and indicate to my mind that they
are due to a misunderstanding of tha
fact on your part
"In reviewing the case presented I
find that some of thera have as yet never
been taken up by the general commit.
with th general officers of the compa-
nl and others that have been presented
by the general committee hav been ad-
Justed and settlements accepted.
"In your letter you say "Mr. Wald now
agrees that some of these case are real
grievances and other deserving of great-
er consideration on th part of the com
pany than they have had up to this tim '
As before stated come of the cases
have not been presented by the general
committee tn the general officers of these
line but Mr Wald has at all times ben
ready and willing and still la ready and
willing to take up these case with th
general committee representing th or-
ganisations Interested.
"In your letter a lift of 4T railroad 1a
given which you state 'meet Joint com-
mittees as we are requesting.' t am not
advised of the practice obtaining on East-
ern lines but have definite advice as to
the practice obtaining on 20 of th West-
ern lines listed by you. 15 of which do not
meet with Joint committee representing
your four organisation In matter In
which they have not a common Interest.
"It. however seems that a number of
these lines do meet the engineers and
firemen Jointly and also meet the con-
ductors and trainmen Jointly In matters
affecting their common interest and w
are now. a we havs at all time been
willing to follow tht practice.
"Should you present any case which 1
deem of common Interest to all four or-
ganisations. Mr Wald will be glad to
meet your Joint commltte with respect
thereto.
"In conclusion. I wish to suggest that
from my knowledge of the cases referred
to there are none of sufficient gravity
to suggest the thought that they can not
be amicahiyf disposed of In tht usual and
cutomary srocess of settlement and 1
regret that you hv vn had In con-
templation the taking of any ste-l that
might possibly result In disturbing the
amicable and satisfactory relations pre-
vailing between the companies and their
employe."
4-
A letter under data of November It
from Assistant General Managr 0. B.
Wald follows:
"Permit me to acknowledge reclpt of
your letter of the nth Instant and to x-
press regret that you should even Con-
sider taking the extreme action sug-
gested "Mr. Scott. Prsldnt of th Bunseft
Unes. in replying to your letter OS th
11th addressed to him enclosing copy of
your letter of th same data to fns has
full' and clearly osfiBCd tb -Masltloa of
WILL IT LEKGTHEIi
LIFE AND HOW LONG?
Zffects of Xtilimised Zirtfc Fluid
oa Arteri f the Hu&fci
Bjittm.
Can homaa. Ufa ba proiongd by radio-
artiv fores such as) exists tn VltaUtaa?
If so ta what xtot caa It b long-then-
?
Xing Edward's test! tat of SoUntlfte
Research In London has answered th
first of the questions by saying: "Ra-
dium trill proton; th Uf of tha mlddi
aged. lis effect upoa th system la that
of strengthening th arUrt."
Th Inatlttit also gav out othr start-
ling conclusions regarding tlx use of ra-
dium. It points out that (M simplest way
of taking radium Is by drinking water
which has bMn radlumlsad. Tit insti-
tute I probably not yet familiar with
Vlialltaa th nsw arth fluid recently dis-
covered by science. It Is produced solely
In Texas and Is extracted Iron a lava-
Ilk stratum that Is highly energised.
Vltalltas Is rich In this wonderful fore.
With It also the rarest combination of
medicinal properties that natur has put
together. Thay cleanse and purify the
vstem and restock every function with
new vitality.
Disorders of stomach Mver kidneys and
bawd are swept away by It. It Is ef-
fective wher everything tie has failed.
Try It today.
Investigate Vltalltas at the Rouse Drug
Store. Main and Prewton. For aale by all
druggista AdvnisnaaL
STOPPED BY HYOVEI
Just as long as you hav catarrh your
head will b stoppled up your nose will
Itch your breath will b foul you will
hawk and sniffle you will have drop-
pings In ths throat and that choked up
feeling In the morning The germs of
catarrh have you In their power; they
ar continually and prsiatently digging
Into and Irritating the mucous membrane
of your nose and throat. They ar now
making your lit mlserahl.
If you do not kill th loathsome germs
nf catarrh their desperate assaults will
In time undermine your reason rob your
brain of Its brilliancy and activity and
leave you not only a physical but a men-
tal wreck.
Thla picture Is not overdrawn Iemor-
allilng results come from the ravaging
attacks of th horrible catarrh germs
on of the greatest peats of civilised na-
tion. There Is on remedy sold by druggists
vrywhre that u guarnnte.! to kill th
germs and stop catarrh or money back.
It Is Hyomel no stomach dosing you
breathe It. There Is none other lust as
good. A complete Uvomel outfit In-
cluding Inhaler and bottle of liquid costs
SI 00. It Is guaranteed for bronchitis
husky voice coughs colds and croup.
Ask A. E. Klesltng about Hyomel
A HOME
A beautiful T-room modern bungalow
Just two bisks from car line Ibst
location in Houston Heights. lrl. e
IS ISO. $300 cash balanve in monthly
payments.
PLUNKETT
tiSTON 90M.
these lines and It la unrrrssary for mo
to add anything further
.following Is the last letter written bv
the grand officers of the four brother-
hoods to President Scott:
"Tour lettsr of even dat Is at hand
and has ben carfuly considered.
"Referring to the second paragraph
we have no desire to unjustly criticise
anyone but we believe It Is you who do
not understand the facts of the entire
controversy
"We do not understand thst any of
the S7 cases presented have been ad-
Justed and If It I hown In conference
that such adjustment has been made we
will cheerfully withdraw such cases
"In the fourth paragraph of your let-
ter you say. Mr Wald has at all times
bn ready and willing and Is still rvlv
and willing to take up these cases with
the general committee representing tiie
organisation Interested.' In dealing with
our committees Mr. Wald has not shown
a disposition to deal fairly with them.
His reply to grievances submitted to him
In conference Is sufficient evidence of
the truth of this statement.
"W have submitted to you a list of
some of the roads on which committees
work Jointly In negotiation with their
companies and we believe the list to b.;
a correct one as It Is taken from the rec-
ords of our organisations.
"Referring to the fifth paragraph of
your letter any violation of contract or
unjust discipline Is a common Interest
to every man engaged In engine train
and yard service.
"We agree with that part of your
statement that these cases could be
amicably adjusted and your refusal to
meet th Joint committee to discuss them
compelling us to withdraw the men we
represent fro service is without pre-
cedent In th history of these organi-
sations. "Our letter of this date to Mr Wald
cony of which was delivered to your
office explains our position.''
COMMITTEE HAS RETURNED.
8. P. Employ Notlflsd to B Prepared to
Walk Out
lAttocitUi friti Jtrt.)
NEW ORLEANS November 12 Mem-
ber of th Joint committee representing
engineers conductors trainmen and fire-
men of th Southern Pacific Railroad In
th Algiers yards returning from Hous-
ton notified fellow worker to be pre-
pared to walk out Thursday night In th
event tho railroad officials refused a con-
ference. A thousand men will be affect-
ed here.
This information created no Surprise
at local mployr were almost a unit In
voting for a trTke. Meeting of the dif-
ferent lodgsi were held In Algiers tonight
and It was unofficially given out that th
workers war determined to respond to
the strike order when It Is received.
None concerned will talk for publication.
That th railroad officials hardly ex-
pect to grant a conference I Indicated by
the preparation for a leg being made
In the Algiers shops. Two powerful
searchlight wr today Installed on the
roof of the paint shop. This building had
previously been used In housing strike-
breakers and has been furnished with
cooking range and ut ensiles food stuffs
cots and beading.
Pure
I hoalthy blood blood that la
normal In rod and whito wr-
putetaa and all othtr Important
constituents. To hava it and the
rtr-ongth It lv. bo rniro U taka
Hbom SARSAPArULLA.
Tour blood la not pura If you hava
scrofula plmp)ea belli or other
eruptions acsama or aalt rheum
psoriasis rhaoinatlsrn anmla nrv-
cuinaaa that tired iMllni. loss of
appotlta of faneral debility.
Tou should 'tako Hoof Barsapa-
rllla. and barfii taking It at one.
Ther Is no ral wbatltuta for
Hood's Safaaparllla. If urged to buy
any preparation aald to ba "Just aa
good.' you may ba aura it la Inferior
coats ! to snaka and ylalda tha
flealar a larger pwflt.
Blood
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4 interest paid on Savings De-
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mm
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