Palestine Daily Herald. (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 9, No. 232, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1911 Page: 1 of 6
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PALESTINE
NO 232.
PALESTINE. TEXAS.
Get the
TUESM
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Roy all National Bank
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ROYALL LOAN AND
INVESTMENT CO.
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With a combined capital and' surplus ot
$340,000.00
And with total resources of more than
$300,000 .OO
Offers to patrons all the accommodations
consistent with safe ahd prudent banking.
Knightsol Golumbus
In Session at Waco
fred Du Perrier of Beaumont and sev-
eral other prominent members of the
order. The delegates held an execu-
tive session this afternoon, while the
visiting ladies were entertained with
an autmobile ride about the city. The
business of the convention will con-
clude tomorrow afternoon with the
election of officers for the, ensuing
year.
By Union Press Association.
Waco, Texas, May 9.—Waco/gave a
hearty greeting today to the delegates
assembled from many cities and towns
of Texas to take part in the annual Railroad Pigures.
state convention of the Knights of! Austin, Texas, May 9.—Eor the
Cdtambus. After attending high mass 1 eight months ending February 28th,
at the Church of the Assumption the railroad revenues in Texas increased
delegates marched in procession to!"7.48 per cent, and the operating ex
Knights of Columfous Hall, where the I penses increased 8.98 per cent. These
gathering was formally opened at 10
o’clock this morning. Features of the
initial session were an address of wel-
come by Mayor Mistrot and a re-
sponse by State Deputy E. C. Orrick
of FOrt Worth, and addresses ffy Al-
flgures are from the railroad commis-
sion report.
Herald want ads. are result bring-
ers; try one. Three lines, three
times, twenty-five cents.
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Juarez
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By Associated Press.
El Paso, Texas, May 9.—A genen
attack on Juarez began this morni:
at half past four o’clock. The de
sion to attack the city, was made aft
the envoys who went to General N;
varro, commanding the federal gi
rison at Juarez, after midnight
turned saying he refused, to surrender
For armistice proposals General Ni
varro referred them to Judge Ca'-
jal, who refused to make an ag
ment with the party of rebels %lrei
on the way to Juarez. /
The fighting was begun by a d<
tachment of insufrectos with a
chine gun in an adobe house near th^
Stanton street bridge opening fit
Their gun was so placed as to cos
mand the principal streets of Juar
American soldiers who swam the
Grande during the night returned
the American side and reported thd
insurrectos have ammunition enoi
for an all day fight.
Colonel Villareal was advancing
morning from the east with six hi
dred men fresh from the 0ege of O;
t-
I renewal of peace negotiations had
begun.
iter catae the news that an attack
been commenced and the un-
less created by this gave place to
ifaction when it appeared that
Jro had been able to control his
t and that he and General Navarro
arranged an armistice. That the
Be negotiations, then announced
o’clock, had been arranged for
a piece of news received with dis-
relief. This feeling, however,
dissipated when there came the
that a general attack was in
ress and alarm was* manifested
it was reported that General
jrarro himself had been wounded,
night General Diaz consulted
the minister of war and other
ibers of his cabinet regarding the
turn of affaits. In official circles
pointed out that Madero this
in demonstrated Nvhat the gov-
t' has contended from. the be-
was a fact—that he is unable
introl the army he has gathered"
jither and that the greatest menace
his account is anarchy rather than
wfrr. It was suggested that ij[ he
lable to • control the men under
iiate command there is lit
lance that he would be able to
those bands now conducting
• campaigns in other parts of the
ublic.
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must com-
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“selection,” not
but fine tail-
eeman
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After an extensive and critic
of Clothing displayed in a n
stores, came to us and said:
pliment you for carrying the best selection
of Clothing in the city.,r-
Our Clothing IS the “best
only in respect to distinct st
bring as well.
Alfred Benjamin and Society Brand
Clothes are Top.Notchers.
Let Us Demonstrate This to You
W. B. FLANAGAN
The Leading One Price
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Senator Borah’s Success.
Washington, May 8.—Aflier dispos-
ing of the technical parliamentary ob-
stacles, Senator. Borah of Idaho to-
day succeeded in having the senate
consider the house joint resolution to
amend t le ,co
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naga. Madero claims to have post
a strong force capable of intercept
the thousand federals now advanc
from Chihuahua under General
bago to the relief of Juarez. Navi
with twelve machine guns, expects
hold the city. Three of these
are now in action shelling the
where the insurrectos are ca
Two Americans, Mrs. Josefa
and a young son, were wounded in ;
Paso during the first two hours’
ing this morning.
The federal machine gun*’
slackened ^lightly in the mid-fc
The prosi
[day battle without any decisive'
[The rebels are pouring a sti
[solid shot and shrapnel into Jus
The American legion, under Garibaldi
is fighting its way toward the bi
ring. 1
The Ojinaga reinforcements are j
ported to have already joined the1
| rebels, with two pieces of artflllery.' ;
Fifteen Americans,Killed. • TIE.,
The casualties of the fighting so far.; SENATE COMMITTEE
las reported include fifteen American^ WILL HEAR CATTLEMEN
killed, about one hundred and fiftyl .
insurrectos killed and wounded, ahdj®y Associated Press.
Washington, D. C., May 9.—The sen-
finance corqmittee has set aside
ext Monday f<fr cattlemen, particu-
ly those from Texas, to give their
ws on the farmers’ free list tariff
ill.
P. W. Ezell, President,
J. E. Angly, Cashier,
G. E. Dill !Y, Vice-President*
T. M. Camp bell, Jr. Aset Cashier.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
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of Palestine
Capital Stock §100,000.00
Clothier
nstltution so
the < lection of United S tates
by popular vote. The effect
vide for
i senators
is to mdke the resolution the
ished business and thus give it
er ?nce.
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The non-interest bearing afod unsecured
deposits of this bank are brotected by
the-Depositors’ Guaranty fuqd
or
W
ssociated Preen.
York, 9.—Receiver T. J.
man of the International and
treat Northern railroad was elected
ice president of the Texas & Pacific
^way today. His election to this
ftlon is said to forecast the con- ]
dffRon of the Texas & Pacific and
e International and Great Northern.
/Opened for Business on /larch 1 Ith, 1911
YOUR CHOICE 01
a large number of federals have be
killed and wounded,, number nc
known at this hour.
Close Range Fighting Now.
j. There is desperate close fighting r
this afternoon in the streets of Juarez.
Both sides are fighting Trom house to ^qRE WOMEN
hou?e. The federal machine guns are ; JOIN HOUSE PAINTERS
now at the principal street crossings. - - V
Five hundred rebels rmade a success- _ . , . . ___
, , , , „ , . By Associated Press.
fnl danh up Commerce street. Worth, Teia„; May g._Two
-vlaiter0 efgbt«en years old girls. Misses 9
Wells' and Jda Smith, this morning
donned male attire and joined the
two women who yesterday began
house painting. The union is trying
Fighting In Center of City. ... get.the women to join their ranks,
El Paso, 2:45. Fighting is now ^ey object to the three years’
centered at a church near the heart apprenticeship.
Of the city, the federals are massed , _
at the church and adjoining the gas y •' Mai, HeId Up
tank- * |, San Antonid, Texas, May 8.—Orders
ave been rece^ived from the postal
,uthorities to hold Up .all mail from
(the United States to Mexico City.
'his is due to the fact that the train
Service between this city and the Mex-
ican capital is now interrupted. The
(postmaster has found it pecessary to
A box of Bunte’s Chocolate Feppermint
Or a box of Bimte’s Honeyconb Chocolate
Or a box of Brown’s Pqre
Or a box of BunteV
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To any lady or child who will call
carry away a can of Nadinola Talc lm
The Nadinola is a very fine powder
per box.
an<
Sqgar Stick
Marsh mellows
at ^ur store and
Powder,
nd retails at 25c
Motley Drug Company
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captured Big Cuartal, and that
federals are retreating toward
race track.
THEY MUST GO
Insurrectos Capture Tia Juana.
San Diego, Cal., May 9.—Tia Juana,
in Lower California, was captured by
Mexican insurrectos this morning. '
Hears Different Story.
Real Estate ano
Fire Insurance
I have good real estate propositions all
the time, and my Insurance Companies
' - are of, the best.
P. H. HUGHES
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Office, Robinson Bros.’ Bank. Phone 103.
London _
London, May 9.—Lord Cowdrey, rent a Warehouse in which to store
with large interests in Mexico, this the mail as it is piling up at the rate
morijing received a telegram from his
Mexico agent reading: “Peace signe^.”
This may refer to some small band
Of insurrectos in the state of Morales
■and Gerrero. , i f ii
Officials Are Befuddled.
City of Mexico, May 8.—With no
other information than that contained
in the Associated, Press dispatch
regarding the .kaleidoscopic changes
at Juarez, government officials to-
flerment. It was with the j utmost
complacency that they viewed the sit-
uation this niorning. They were con-
fident that the manifesto would prove
so satisfactory to Madero that peace
negotiations would be resumed, and
at the foreign office it was announced
this afternoon that arrangements for
From now on we are going to have
that will make the “Heavy Ribbed
Take a look at the feather-weight U
our window, and you will notice the.“
it” inspiration evident, to the poin|t
them up for me.”
gpme weath
unbearable*,
nderwear in
must have
of “Wrap
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of about .two car loads a day. It is
uncertain when it, will be possible to
•get njail through. v
SUMMARY OF NEWS
Don’t Wait For Reduced Prices
« *' Local.
New city .directory being distributed
here; today.
City commissioners held regular bi-
monthly meeting Monday afternoon,
night are betraying a complete bewIK County commissioners order election
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for June 24 for $150,000 good roads
bond issue.
General.
T. J. .Freeman elected vice president
of the Texas & Pacific. Railway.
Mexican federal and rebel troops en-
gaged. in bloody battle in and
around Juarez today.
vain. Our
irly Priced
Our Cloth-
On our Clothing—You will wait
Clothing is so “Merit Full” and so
that “Reductions” are out of questioii.
ing returns dividends in satisfaction tlhf^t more than
takes the place of discounts. •
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Come in and let us show you our lina of Nobly
Straw Hats, Edwin Clapp and Walk-Over Shoes.
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald. (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 9, No. 232, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1911, newspaper, May 9, 1911; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth904907/m1/1/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palestine Public Library.