Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1914 Page: 4 of 4
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COXEY TO MARCH
ON WASHINGTON
PRESIDENT WILSON NOT MILO
TO EXPECT “ARMV OF CNEM
PLOYED” MAY Jl. LLD 1IY “GEN
; KRAL” .1. S. COXKY.
Cleveland Ohio. March 1*7 President
Wilson was warned of the departure for
Washington of a second “Coxey's army."
which it is said will start. April 16
from Massillon Ohio the starting point
for the first “army" twenty years ago-
“General” .1. S. t’oxcv of Massillon
the leader last night mailed the I’resi
dent a letter telling of hi* plans and en-
closing a pamphlet on “the t'oxey plan
of setting the idle to work on market
roads and other public improvements."
The “army” ex|M*cts to arrive in Wash-
ington May “1. t'oxey says to |M-titioii
the President and Congress for measures
which will gixe work to the unemployed.
“This will gixe you forty five days to
Inform yourself of the subject of thi* sec-
ond march.” t'oxey*s letter say* "and to
consider the practieabilitx and ju*ii<v
of our demands. On tie previous march
two other leaders and nix self were jailed
twenty days for our efforts.”
SHOULD ACCEPT
SEELY'S OFFER
LIBERALS RELIEVE GOVERNMENT
KIIOCLD HAVE At I 'LITER SEE
LY 8 OFFER TO RESIGN H7LIEYE
MINISTERS SYMPATHY WITH
TESTERS.
London. Eng.. March -7. Many lils-r
nl*. think Premier As«ptith should have
accepted the resignation of Colonel Seely
for he always has lieen siis|ieeted of Im-
ing really more unionist than liln-ral in
hi* sy mpat hies.
Tin* Eiver|x>ol Post a liln-ral ncx-pii
per savs that tin- tnoiilh of dune has
lM*en gixen as the latest date for a getter
al election It intimat«*s that a* a result
of the intervention «»f King George an
agreement has Ins'tt reached by the
unionists and the liberal* under t<*rms
which no home rule bill and lie- Welsch
dis establishment bill xvill Im- passed
with tin* understanding that a general
election xvill follow'.
“The only thing not absolutely set I ltd
ill the agreement Indween tb«* parties."
nays the newspa|ier. “was whether the
ldural voting bill also should Im- passed.
The difficulties in regard t*• thi* latter
bill are hkclx to Im- surmounted. howcx
IT.”
The opinion prevailed in military cir
cles Onlay that the resignations xxer«* im
ini nett I of Field Mars-h.il Sir dohn Trene.
chief «d the imperial ui*ii«*r;iI staff and
Lieutenant General Skr dohn Spencer
Ewart adjutant general to the forces.
SITUATION IN HAND
NOT YKT FREE FROM TROPHIES
HAS MANY CONDITIONS YKT TO
HANDLE.
London. Eng.. March 1*7. Although it
was generally conceded todu\ that l*rc
mi or Asquith has regained tin* up|ter
hand in Parliament .the government l»\
no means is altogether out of trotde. It
has still to deal with the arm' officer*
in lrelaml under the new conditions c*
taldished hy the premier's *p«-ecb in the
house yesterday. Cieneral Hough declares
that this will mean wholesale resign*
lions and the disruption id the army.
The premier's s|iec« It won hack tin*
support not only of tlie liltcrulx. Imt of
the Irish and labor members of parlia
cut. by the stand lie took in repudiating
the guarantee given to the mutiiioii' arm'
officers in Ireland that they might do
ride whether or not they would s-rv®
against the l ister unionists'.
SHIPS CAR OF POLO PON I Eft
Kingsville. Texas. March -7. R »!.
Klcbrug -ltip|N*d a carload of polo
ponies from the King ranch to New York
today.
STOLE PILE DRIVER
IHM STON Tim I o b’TII 11 \ I s
STOLE HAMMER W lilt H \\ I lolls
I’-J.HI POINDS.
Houston. Texas. March -7 *| haw
often heard of |x*a|dc stcalng red hot
stoves and churches but t never Imt otiee
heard of any |»er*ott getting awav with
a pile driver hammer." said F. II stet
n il. the owner of a -J*.0 pound east iron
implement iimsI to sink w«x*den piling:
into the foundation* tor lall building'
and oilier structure* Two week' ago thej
hammer ua* reposing safely on a vacant
lot in the 'loti I.Unk on Washington av
eiiue.
Today it i* missing The owner i* sad
lv in neetl of it right now lie ha* a
contract to put in the piling tor the foun
dation for the new citv hall annex. It
has previously done good work in sitnil
ar set vice tinder the Southern Pacific'
building the Franklin and Preston aven
tie brnlge* and other structure* about
town in addition to being employed on
work along the bayou
Mr. Sterret i* liable to comprehend
the manner of man who would attempt
to appropriate »uch an article to hi* own
ime.lt woull la* difficult to convert it into
cash. It could not be worn as a watch
yhprm and there is no oilier individual j
i 1
V
use th.it li«* knows of to which it roiihl
lie jmt. Altlo'cyl: i; c. worth -v.*» it couhl
not In* .iii*l jmik dealer* would
siiv at a proposition t•» Inn it.
"It is just one of I hose tunne things
that ha|>|N'ii now and then that no one
*
i ! _ . _ i
Uneeda:Blscult i
Nourishment—fine fla-
vor—purity—crispness
—wholesomeness. All
for 5 cents in the
| moisture-proof package.
Baronet Biscuit'
Hound thin tender—
I with a delightful flavor
—appropriate forlunch-
eon tea and dinner
xo cents. I
RESIDENCE BURNED
BY SUFFRAGETTES
/
KKSIhKXn: OK MAlolt fiKXKKAI.
AlcTAl.MoNT FIUK1» HV Mil.!
TAMS Till. FATS AUK MAHK
AOAINST l l.STKi: UNIONISTS.
I /?»/ A /Vi*#).
Helfa-t. Mareli -7 Suffragettes to-
day burned the ro-idcmv of Major <»en
era I Sir Hugh MeKalmout. The -ultra
get tea recent t\ threatened to -tart a war
against the Ulster unionists because
their leader. Sir Kdwurd t'arson re
fused to su|»|H»rt their cause.
The Ulster volunteer- have been drill
iug on the grounds of the burned resj
deuce.
ANOTHER PRECEDENT
SHATTERED; PRESIDENT
VISITS A SENATOR
Washington |). tMarch -7.- Presi
dent Wilson kept pace with his prcer-
<K-u shattering reputation and exempli-
fied the human side of himself which he
described in a talk to newspa|a*r men a
few days ago. by motoring to the home
of Senator William .1. Slone of .Mis
sourt. who has been sick and having a
chat about official business.
Senator Slone who is the new chair
man of the foreign relations committee
has Im en ill for several weeks and only
t«*lav was able In lie out for a short
time. He had sought a conference with
the Pre-idem who suggested that he
visit i lie Senator rather than have him
go to the trouble of visiting tile White
House. Senator Stone agreed that such
au arrangement would lie line ami when
the President arrived at the Senator's
apartment the meeting was most cordial.
Seiialot Stone was eager to dismiss the
Mexican situation and the (tending eon
troversv relating to the rcjM-al of the toll
exemption for American ships passing
through the Panama canal. The Presi
dent it is understood fold the Senator
that the Mexicali situation had under
gone no change.
The lolls re|H-als matter was discussed
at length ami a point particularly em-
phasized in the conservation was that
South American nations were just as
much opposed to tlie cxpcmlion of tolls
to coastwise shipping of llie I'nited
Slates passing through the Panama ca
nal as was Panada- Argentina ami
Itra/il- it developed hold that their own
coastwise shipping should be free frors
tolls it American coast wise ships are to
enjoy that advantage.
si i i.ppa in * i\Ti:oi»rn:s amkxd
MKXT.
Washington. |> March 'Si. Senat-
or Sheppard introduced today the pre
vioiislv outlined amendment to the agri
culture hill an appropriulion of Sod-
imu for the eradication of predatory
wild iiiiimals. The liill carries an appro-
print ion of ~l.Yooo to assist iu extermina
ting piairie dogs.
I
Graham Crackers
A food for every day.
Crisp tasty and
strengthening. Fresh
baked and fresh de-
livered. _io cents.
i
Buy biscuit baked by
1 ’national
VBISCU1T «
COMPANY
Always look for that name
__ > i
ran explain.’ ’Haiti Mr. Sierret Thurday.
“Some yeai- ago filin' Mexiea* Iri«-«l to
gel away with one down on the Itrown*
\ ill** road. Tilt* loaded il on tin* Park id a
Inirro. What I m-mine ot iJie burro ran
In* imagnied.”
They’ve Just bought Iff?
■ ** v
some new furniture. | j 1
£& n
• ©/ JjHKB*
ENGAGED COUPLE:-
WHAT A PLEASURE TO PLAN THE FURNISHING
OF YOUR NEW HOME TOGETHER! YOU WILL WANT
ALL YOUR FURNITURE TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY.
FOR YOU KNOW ’‘CHEAP” THINGS ARE NEUER CHEAP
IN THE END.
NOW. IF YOU COME TO OUR STORE WHEN YOU
GET READY TO BUY. YOU WILL FIND HERE THE BEST.
MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT
PRICES THAT ARE HONEST AND FAIR. A HOME
FURNISHED BY US WILL MAKE YOUR HAPPINESS
COMPLETE.
WHIN YOl COMK TO SELECT YOLK FLRNITLRE
DON'T FAIL TO EXAMINE fOLK STOCK OF LADIES Oft
GENTLEMEN S CLOTHING. HATS « SHOES.
CASH OR CREDIT
GOOD VALLES AND HONEST DEALINGS HAS GIVEN
Ol’R BUSINESS ITS PRESENT W OLNDEKFLL GROWTH.
We Will Continue to Grow
SUGARMAN SUPPLY CO.
A. BRAUNSTEIN
PRESIDENT
ADAMS AND 12TH. STS. BROWNSUILLE. TEXAS.
WRITE FOR OUR 700-PACE CATALOGUE.
i
T
I FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms;
large and mol; overlooking Fort
Brown. S«-c Or. Thorn. U 2a fit
FOR RENT — Pleasant Room 13B Wa
sh'.ngtou street. 4tf.
FOB BENT l.arge furnished front
room. All rouvonieee*. Telephone 217.
Washington street It 20 Im|h|
FERN 1811 EI> room - iHW LeTee St.8 90 m
FOR I^ENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone 412 2 2<>tf
FOR SALE.
FOB SAFE Brand new kitchen cabinet
and ealotic cooker combined; Ims|
springs and white enamel Imm|. Abo
second hand wardrobe and chiffonier in
good couditiou. Phone lk».—II.Hi If.
FOB SAFE l'l> mouth Itirk laying pul
|*ts. Mlc c;cli Also saddle. mandolin
and stove; cheap- IF .1. Richards. Box
l.*»7. San Benito. Texas.—I! 21 I!
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION.
Under and by virtue of and in accord
nnce with the laws of the State of Texas i
m such cases made and provided and
pursuant to an order of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Brownsville Texas
made at its regular session Monday.
February *j:t A. D. 1014. ordering and j
providing for a general election to be
held in and for the City of Brownsville
in County of Cameron State of Texas
notice is hereby given that a General
City Election in and for said City of
Brownsville. Texas will Is* held on the
First Tuesday in April. A. 1>. 11*14 the
same being the 7th day of said month for
the pur|M»se of electing the following of-
ficers in and for said City of Browns-
ville. to wit:
Mayor. City Secretary City Attorney
City Engineer. City Marshal. City Tress
urer. City Tax Assessor and Collector
one Alderman in and for the First Ward
of the City one Alderman in and for the
Second Ward of said City one Alder- 1
man in and for the Third Ward of said
City and one Alderman in and for the
Fourth Ward of said City.
That said Election shall he held in
each of the Four Wards of this City in
accordance with and as prescribed bv
(lie Laws of the State of Texas in such
cases made and provided and as pro
vided in said order of said City Council i
The following places designated as
(tolling places in said order of said Coun-
cil. and the |M-rsong hereinafter named
are hereby appointed election officers
in ami for each of the respective Wards
of this City to wit: 4
FIRST WARD.
Polling Place—The one story frame
building ii»cd by one Komuln Garcia as
a bakery on the corner of Fourth and
Adams St ret in said Citv.
ELECTION OFFICERS.
C. II. More presiding officers; M. Fer- 1
naiidcx. judge; Frank Slavitcheck judge;
Sam Bell judge.
SECOND WARD.
Polling Flair The frame house known
as the Ohrcros Hall situated on the
northerly side of Adams Str»*et. between
llth and loth St rets of this city.
ELECTION OFFICER*
R. B. Rent fro. presiding judge; Rich-
ard Morris judge; W. E. McDuvitt
judge; J. F. Steele judge.
THIRD WARD.
Polling Place - At the old Council
Chamber in the City Hall building on
the Market Square being the room over
the city jail.
ELECTION OFFICERS.
W. B. Linton presiding officer; John
Bonis judge; Fidel Falcon judge; Aaron
Turk judge.
FOURTH WARD.
Polling Place The brick house known
as McClintock's garage on Elizalieth
Htreet lietweeu lJth and 1 Ith Streets in
said City.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BANKRCPT
STOCK.
In the District Court of the Cuited
■states for the Southern District of
IYius Brownsville Division.
in the Matter of E. O. Emmons. It rik
nipt* In Bankruptcy. No. U*.
Notice is hereby given that the uin|< r-
dgned trustee in the matter of the es
late of E. O. Kiuinons bankrupt will »<•
lirrcted by the court on Sal unlay.
March *2> A. D. 1014* at It* o'clock a. hi
it the store of E. O. Emmons bankrupt
situated in the city of San Benito l'am
•ron County Texas sell at public am
lion to tin* highest bidder for cash all of
ilie stock of said K. (*. Emmons bank
rupt consisting of pods furnishing
goods dry goods clothing and general
merchandise appraised at *lt*7I.Sl». and
store fixtures uppraised at 92!C». the
total appraisement being lljlili.^ Said
proper!v to Is* sold at public am'tiou bv
the undersigned trustee in bulk or in
parcels us said trustee may determine at
the time of such sale and said projierty
to be transferred and delivered and paid
for in cash upon the appro*al of said
sale.
A. L. MONTGOMERY. Trustee.
San Benito Texas Mareh II 1011 -1! 17 •
R. R. TIME TABLE
To Houston—
No. m2. departs 3:3d a. m.
No. 101. departs 3; 45 p. in.
From Houston -
No. Ini. arrives 12:15 a. in.
No. 1U3. arrives 11:50 a. m
To Sain Fordne—
No. inti departs 9:41* u. in.
From Sam Eordycr-
No. 107. arrives t* p. m.
To Mission—
No. mS. departs 2:3rt p m.
From Mission —
No. 105. arrives 10:19 a m.
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* BALED SORGItt M HAY 0
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'• San ltcnito. Texas. 0
unmnmnmnif
ELECTION’ OFFICERS.
Emile Wise presiding officer; T. J.
Clay judge; (|«v Reyes judge; tirant
McMnhucl. judge.
Done by order of the City Council of
the City of Brownsville Texas.
In testimony whereof witness mv
hand and the official seal of said City
hereon impressed at the office amt in
the City of Brownsville Texas this the
k’ltb day of February A. I*. 1!U4.
A. B. COLE. Mayor.
Attest:
Clt 1 SANTO VILLA It It E A L.
City 8ft ret ary.
mitmi «i
9 9
« NOTICE. CANDIDATES. 4
4 Following an* the rates ehnrpsl 4
! 4 by the Brownsville Daily Herald 4
4 for announcement to the follow* '4
4 ing offices to run until election 4
4 day : 4
4 Congressman....$20.00 4
4 Senator. 2000 4
4 Legislator. L*».iHi •
14 County .fudge . ltl.no 4
4 County Clerk.1.ltHNI 4
4 Tjix Collector . 12.oti 4
4 Tax assessor . 12.tut 4
4 Countv Treasurer . 12.tt0 4
4 Sheriff .ir».00 4
4 County Superintendent ... in on 4
4 County Coiniuissioner . 12.ts* 4
4 Prcconct Officers . 12.00 4
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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 » * 4
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rake rare of the |H>nnic*. and as for
the dollars well some kind friend will
take care of them for you.
While it is true that clothes oft pro
. claim the man they more often disclose
the lady.- Macon Mia.I News.
Fernandez Store.
New Ratines And Crepes. I
I RATINES lead the long list of heavy rough-surfaced jj
FABRICS being the most in demand for the smart
fV>1 *
tailored effects while CREPES a e having a tremendous
vogue for lingerie waists and light Summer frocks. ||
A NOVELTY
A NOVELTY new ratine heavy *
threads strip a soft silk.v ground.
L*7 inches wide all colors. (*ter.
yd).$100
!A heavy Mixed ratine b*i*k*t ir*'lrr
41’ in. t|H*r yd).$190
Fine COTTON" ratine* in all colors
from 95c to 75r per vd. »j|
1 - - Of
CREPES
Fine lustrous soft ratine crepe all
colors. in.75c yd.
Fine riblied crepes solid colors 27
in. tSc yd.
A g**<*l ratine cross bar crepe «oI
id odor 27 in.30c yd.
Plain or colored crept** a big liuc
from 2Th* to 30c viL
KI MONA CREPES .20c yd.
Fine embroidered VOILES with |*
and without ratine stripe en-
tirely new colored flower design*
.$1.00 to $1.25 yd.
GALATEAK in all colors plain
and striped 27 inches .15c yd.
JUST RECEIVED. . f
A full line of DRESS GINGHAMS
al color* ..10c yd.
^ BO NT EX: GOODS 1
JUAN H. FERNANDEZ
Corner Adams and Twelfth Streets * i : Brownsville Texas.
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Slattery, Martin J. Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1914, newspaper, March 27, 1914; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1375935/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .