Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 221, Ed. 1 Monday, April 28, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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O’R OWN HOME
What music. these three
word* to a <ouple. begin-
ning married life.
To realize that home.
SAVE* One. two. five
dollars every week and put
your savings in our bank.
"Your small account is as
welcome as a big one.”
BKYETT8 SHOE STORM
FOR SHOES
RECORD AND CHRONICLE. EZ.
DENTON TEXAS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28 1913
NUMBER 221
VOLUME XIII
Denton, Texas.
Resolved,
That from this day on, I
will save a certain portion of
my earnings so that I may
have not only a feeling of in-
dependence, but also a re-
serve upon which I may rely
in timeof need or incase any
opportunity requiring mon-
ey presents itself
Make this resolution and
then live up to it. Open an
account with the Exchange
National Bank, the bank of
safety and service, and
you will be on the road to
prosperity. More than 2500
people are now patronizing
this bank- availing them-
selves of the safety we have
provided and the service we
render. New accounts so-
licited.
National
I
Bank
Our Clothing Dep’t
AGAINST JAPANESE
DECLARE
If you are stout
The
come and see this lot
Spero Michael
sizes run 39 to 45 with 30 to
Exchange National Bank
36 waist measures
Clothes
ACTIVITY Of REBELS INCREASES
This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
UP CIVIL DOCKET CASE
U. S. WILL NOT RECOGNIZE
CHINESE REPUBLIC NOW
the
oe-
Associat
*
! *
The rebels <ontinue Uriases, defendant re
WILL MAKE ‘EST OF NEW
LAW
Cour
Bottled by
Alliance Ml'g. Co
First
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT
New From Old
(The Guaranty Fund Bank)
OFFICERS & DIRECTORS
“Sweet Sixteen”
S. A. Gibson
Phones 25
the family
more or 1
one child
to death a
repregen-
govern-
instruc-
The
over
the
land in the territory of the
States”
RKPORTN OH RAPIDLY 1NCRKA8-
UlfiltTION BETWENN FEDKRAL
LEADERS (XVNFTRMED—HU HR
TA INCREASES GUARD ABOUT
NATIONAL PALACE.
the
se
< ARRANVHTAS RAID RANUH
A< KOKS RIVER FROM TEXAS.
will gladly testify to these
qualities.
WAR OR
INDIGNITY,
DECLARES
SISSONS IN
IF WE MI ST HAVE
SUBMIT TO THIS
I \>1 FOR WAR.”
RKl'REsI A • AT1VE
THE HOUSE.
AMBASSADORS' CONFERENCE
TO DECIDE UPON COURSE
MOVEMENT ACCEl’TED BY
AUSTRIA AS EVACUATION.
Dr. J. H. Blount, President
Dr. M L. Martin, V. Pre#
J. A Rhoads V President
W. E. Smoot, Cashier
J. 8. Carlisle, Ass’t Cashier
Prof. W D Butler
R L. Leach
Joe M. Evans
C. C. Yeatta
vV. N. Yerby
SACRAMENTO, Cal.. April 38.
"Secretary of State Bryan arriv-
ed here today to confer with Gov.
.lolinxon and tiwe California Legis-
lature relative to the anti—alien
land holding laws that have l>een
pr<>|M>ge<l Gov. Johnson announc.
<«j on request of Mr, Bryan that
lie would convene both branches
of -he Legislature in joint exe-
cutive session to allow Mr. Bryan
to deliver his nussage. An office
was aswigneil Mr. Bryan, who de-
ci iih-< I in advance to comment on
his mission, saying it was one of
grav<i importance a'id while local
in immediate effects, it is inter-
national in character.
IVOTHBB LEVEE ON UPPER
MISSISSIPPI SAVEPT OUT
Associated Cress Dispatch.
WASHINGRON, April 2 8.—In a
“war speech" delivered in the House
today Representative Sisson of Mis-
sissippi declared in support of the
California anti-alien land ownership
land bill, 'If we must have war or
submit to this indignity, I am for
war. I believe no non-resident alien
should be allowed to hold a single
foot of
United
Gibson’s
Grocery
Store
Montenegrin
alent
i by
WASHINGTON. April 28.—Tem-
peratures averaging about normal
is fon cast for this week by the
Weather Bureau with precipitation
generally below normal
Associate'! Press DLpatcii,
VIENNA. April 38.—The Aus-
trian government circles r*
the movemeni
troops from Scutari as equiv;
to the evacuation demanded
the Powers.
28. (town
has
out of Scutari to the north
troops, leaving only five
of Montenegrin artillery in
IMONTENEGRINFORCE
EVACUATES SCUTARI;
JINGOISTIC SPEECH
BY MISSISSIPPIAN
rapidly ,
Over six thousand flood refugees
were taken front Tensas and Con-
ceordia parishes and the waters are
spreading rapidly over rich farming
ands.
Associated Press Dispatch
LANGTRY, April 28.—Carranza
followers raided tbe La Perida
ranch, opposite here, owned by Col.
Francisco Gar ia, taking all the tire
arms and saddle borSes.
BRYAN REACHES CALIFORNIA.
ARMY’S JUfGIANCt
IS DMDfD KIWEEN
HUA AND DIAZ
em-
am-
call-
Eu.
ker, sentenced to two years
burglary from Harris county-
sought to take advantage of tbe
suspended sentence law. The
wil] be tested in his cage. .
Associated Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April 28.—It is
announced today that political de-
velopments in -China have made it
improbable that immediate- recog-
nition of the new republic «ill__be
given by the United Stans,
fight in the Chines® assembly
he choice of speaker caused
delay.
paying for
told County
‘ learn-
his
NATCHEZ. April 28—The long-,
threatened break in the main line
of 'he Mississippi levees along the
west bank hr upper Louisiana came
yesterday wht n the Lake St. John
levee. 12 miles north, of Ferriday. ;
La., went out. turning the flood wa-
ters loose u|K>n the fine farming
lands of lower Tenses. Pra tically -
ail of Concordia and parts of Cata- |.
houia and Franklin parishes. About ,
20.000 people will be driven from
their homes by this breitk and Stop
squarb miles of territory will be
flooded. Resident# had been given !
warning and there is thought to
haye teen no loss of life.
Associated press Dispatch.
AUSTIN. April 28—Attorney
General Looney today advised
Comptroller Lane that paid life in-
surance policies drawing annuities
aye subject to taxation. This is the
first time the question has been
raised.
LONDON, April 28>. Ambassa-
dors of the Powers yesterday pre-
sented a note to Cettinje formally
demanding the evacuation of Scuta-
rj but the Montenegrin ministers
excused themselves from considera-
tion of the note until aft<-r Easter
festivities. It is understood
reply, when given, will be
pha'ic negative, and then
bassadorial conference will
ed upon to decide whether
repeat) cofreyt shall coe r<p Monte-
negro or whether Austria shall be
left alone in compelling the evacua-
tion of the city. King Nicholas in
the meantime has issu'd a procla-
mation formally taking possession
of Scu ari Warlike preparations
are reported in Austria
You will find fresh Vege-
tables every dav.
We get Potato Chips on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Strawberries are getting
better.
1
We appreciate your call-
ing us when you need
Groceries.'
Associated Press I is patch.
VIENNA. April
Prince Danilo or Montenegro
marched
with his
batteries
the city.
an infant,
the result
destroyed
place in
fire was
The values we give in
men’s ready-made clothing
has made our store the
popular clothing store of
Denton. We not only take
great care in the selection
of patterns and models but
never overlook the fact
that the value must be
there for the money as ked.
All who have worn
URAJhER FLriAX.AST.
Tonight and Sunday fair:
slowly rising lemperature.
VADALIA. La., April 28-—Re-
ports tl.is morning say the crevasse
in Gil sons Lauding levee is almost
DRINK
SODA WATER
COOL
DELICIOUS
and
REFRESHING
TRY
A CASE
REBELS LN NORTH At.GRE.SSlX E
CITY OF MEXICO. April 28.—
Further • > idence of ihe aggr®ssi”c-
ness ot the rebels in the North was
given vegterday warn several h iu-
dred of them, well .inr-4 ami wvh
mounted, captured the town of Va-
negas in the State of San Lifts Po-
tosi. They cut ‘he railroad to
north and moved to Matehuela.
mining and smelting center.
Dozens of engagements have
enrr.d within the past week in va-
rious parte of the republic Most of
them have resulted in Federal vic-
tories according to reports her® but
in none of them has the rebel loss
been hia'y
to cover .new territory and cripple
transportation facilities. More than
2,500 miles of the National Railway
system are out of commission.
IjMk of 'toney n Handicap.
The inability up to date of
government to float a loan is a
rious handicap, but 'notwithstanding
thia President Huerta is doggedly
forcing the campaign. However,
the Government’s campaign Seems
to ,-e largely defensive.
Ttnsion here over the ' withdraw-
al of Felix Diaz from the rate for
the- in-esiden y is largely relieved
by announcement that a new effort
will be made to have the election.
Your last lummer tuit can be made to look like new in our
pressing department.
Phone us to day over either phone and have us call at your
house for your suit and put it throughout cleaning department.
We can also clean and reblock your straw hats and panamas.
Are you going to need a summer suit? We have some
mighty pretty patterns that we will take pleasure in showing you.
The County court began its sec-
ond week of the April term
the Civil docket cases and late
the forenoon the case
Drahn and Edgar Kerr
Colorado and Santa Fe
was put to trial before
posed of G. A. Farmer.
Dee Price. J. A. Orf. W
and Henry Lowe
An interesting question was rais-
ed in three o'her damage suits. J
W. Corn in two cases against the
T xa« and Pacific Railway Co. a’ d
Edgar K<rr against the same com-
,»any, when defendant presented a
motion to transfer the cages to the
Federal court Judge Hoskns
overruled the motions in all thre
rving an excep-
tion in eai h. The Kerr case was
continued by agreement and the two
Coni cases were continu'd gener-
ally. The damage s«it of C. M
Garble'vs. the Missouri Kansas and
Texas was eontinn. d by the plain-
tiff.
Criminal D.xket Orders.
In the County <ourt Monday
morning. Sam McKinney of Sanger,
entered pleas of guilty to three
charges of operating a gaming table
and was fined .$25 and given ten
da.ygj in jail in each cage. A fourth
case against McKinney was dis-
missed. McKlnnev operated a pool
hall at Sanger The charges against
him wer® that h permitted play on
the tables for the price of the cue,
the loser in th game
both cues. McKinney
Attorney Wilson that v
ed his lepsoti and had stored
pool tables preparatory to getting
out, of the business. 7
Luna y C«-e.Tried-
Aggie Myers, aged 4C, of Pilot
Point, a negress, was tried on a
lunacy writ in the County court
Monday morning. She was Adjudg-
ed insane and pending the securing
of a place In the insane asylum was
rehased on 150 bond in charge of
relatives
Respectfully solicits
your banking business.
that the
an
the
b.-
DESIGNED BY
Spero. Michael 6 Son
KLW A'OQk
Aasor fated Press Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. April 28.’—^Re-
ports of rapidly growing friction be-
con-
Hart Schafner
& Marx and
Aareelated Press D’snatch
AUSTIN. April 28—The
of Criminal Appeals todhy refus'd
the habeas corpus writ of John Bar-
ter
He
new
act
TALIAFERRO BROS.
Old Phone 125. New Phone 292
Cow Peas, Kaffir Corn, Cane Seed, Millet and
late Garden Seed. We have a fresh stock #f all Varieties.
.NEW CO.MPTHOL1.ER NAMED.
Associated Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April 28.—Pres-
ident Wilson today appointed Geo
Downey of Indiana comptroller of
the treasury.
The “Just Right’’ shoe is com-
fortable, durable and stylish.
They represent the very high-
est of good shoe making, and
every one of them the best at
the price. We have a com-
plete line of these high grade
shoes and oxfords, all leathers,
all sizes
$4.00 and up
MONTEN Mi RIN PROTEST.
Associated Press Dispatch.
LONDON, April 28.—A
tative of the Montenegrin
ment in London received
tions today tot protest against the
demand of the European powers for
the immediate evacuation of Scu-
tari- The Powers’ demand is de-
scribed by King Nicholas as unjust
and cruel.”
REORGANIZED CORPOATION
REKI*ONSIBLE 1N»R DEBTS.
Associated Press Dispat' h
WASHINGTON. 'April 28—in
holding the Northern Pacific "Rail-
way" company liable for the Nor-
thern "Railroad” company’s debts
today, the Supreme Court laid down
the momentows principle that a
creditor of a re-organlzed corpora-
tion may hold its successor for his
debt. The decisJon strikes at cor-
porations that reorganize to escape
contracts and paying unsecured
creditors.
DEBATE ENDS MONDAY NIGHT.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.—The
general debate on the tariff will
«-nd in the House tonight and the
bill will be taken up Tuesday under
th. five-minute rule and be read (
paragraph by paragraph for detail I
amendment, ihe prospect being it
will pass the House within ten
days and ga tn meet the longer con-
sideration expected in the Senate.
Democratic opposition to the bill on
account of free wool and free sugar
after three yearsUs not now expect-
ed to develop much strength, al-
though a f®w democrats have been
released frfftn the caucus pledge .
and have had trouble in finding
ready made dresses to fit you,
with
i in
of J F.
vs the GulL
Railway Co
a jury com-
R. L. Hart.
E. Sumro«
tween Huerta and Diaz are
firmed in private advices
Practically ail the forces in Mexi o
City are divided between the two
leaders. Diax having mu h of the ar-
tillery on his private estate near
ihe tapital and Huerta is placing
a heavier infantry guard at the na-
tional palace.
The “Just Right
Shoe” for Men
Comes but once in her lifetime. Let the
portrait preserve the record of that hap-
py age.
Our portraits show the charm of your
individuality.
THE SHAW STUDIO
GROWN PRIM E MARCHES OUT
OF SCUTARI NORTHWARD ON
UNKOWN ERRAND— MON • E-
NEGIM) PROTESTS AGANIST
POWERS’ DEMANDS.
ANNUITIES FROM LTFS
INSURANCE ARE TAXABLE.
Scott Tailoring Co.
Both Phenes 40 Tailors to Men Who Know
6.000 REMS II
VAMLIA; CREVASSE
-WIDENING RAPIOLY
21.000 DOHEltSS II M»«S
Wil fill If RKHISOSOH
Five
Luthet
riousiylhalf a mile wide and ir* crumbling
There never was a tornado that was particular about the build-
ings it destroyed. There never if as a man who could stop a tornado.
Do the next best thing and insure your property with us. Phone us day
or night and we will protect your property immediately.
B. H, DEAVENPORT & CO.
Old Phone 574 New Phone 385
Aeso iated Preaa Dispatch.
JEFFERSON CIT.. Mo. April 28
—The Miaaouri- State Supreme
court today issued an injunction
restraining 182 fir® inaurance com-J
panles from terminating insurance
contra ta no*- in force. The court
did no* r strain the companies from
ceasing to write new ’ iness in
Misaouri
WBMcClurkan&|Co
The Plaoe to Buy Shoes
The First Guaranty
State Bank
N. Side Square. Denton. Tez»».
T.HOI SAMlSjOF ACRES OF RICH
FIRMING LAND IN NOTHERN | .
I.OIIS1ANA INUNDATED 1>*
BREAKS IN THE MAIN LINE,
LIMES. ,
RICHARDSON,
members of
Terry were
burned and
was burntd
of a fire which last uigiit
the house on the Alkin
which they liv.d The ...~ -.
disoevered by an automobile party :
which was passing and awakened :
the sleeping family.
Several styles in pretty worsteds in gray, checks
and mixtures at ... ......... $20.00
Many styles in fancy tropical worsteds, all nice
made at.......... ............................................. $15.00
Excellent values in blue black serges, Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx make at.................................. — $25.00
An all wool serge suit, perfect fitting, a special
value at ...............................................................$15 00
Best values in men’s odd trousers in splendid
styles at.................. $6.00
MISSOURI COURT ENJOINS | WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST
182 INSURANCE COMPANIES
We received by this morning’s
express some nice dresses, sum-
mer Silks and Ratines made for
stout figures
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Edwards, W. C. Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 221, Ed. 1 Monday, April 28, 1913, newspaper, April 28, 1913; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1208767/m1/1/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.