The Fort Worth Record and Register (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 182, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1909 Page: 2 of 14
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MEXICAN RIOT
"THE REUABIUTY OFA STORE SHOULD BE VOUR FIRST THOUGHT"
SERIOUS AFFAIR
OR THREE FOR A Q
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN
T o-day, Friday and Saturday
executive
INSTIGATED BY PRIEST
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LINEN AND WASH GOODS
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Oc or 3 for 25c.
18c Organdies 12 l-2c
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yard .
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Linens for 39c
Buy 50c Colored
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25c Da
17C
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CONDKMN IEGISLA’TL IRE.
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The local
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in an effort to restore or
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tv new colors, each
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New Satin Directoire
smuggling in
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cell and the priest stabl
to c<
by
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COLGATE’S and Williams’ regular 10c Shav-
and is now in the prison
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DISCUSS NEW ROAD LAW.
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ing Soaps, a cake ....
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offer it for..
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8c, 15c Linen Laces5c
Only one to a customer and none to dealers.
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EoX AML for cleaning purposes, 10c size;
COLGATE'S Cashmere Bouquet and Violet •
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each .
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Talcum Powder, 25c sizes, a can
great forest fire 1s raging in
day
WHITTEMORE'S regular 25c Gilt Edge
PEARS fine Transparent Glycerine Soap. 25c
Shoe Polish, here always at.....
10
.....19e
size, a cake ...
COLGATE'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap,
5c
reads .
The MAY DESIGNER, 1oc;ayear.....50 •
15c
MONNIG’S
50
at 5c, or by the dozen for
growing
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PEST OF LAWS
AFFLICT TEXAS
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ARXOLD IX MIROR.
89c.
values worth up to $1.50 for 69c and. .. .
SEWENS KOK HENEFORD.
Bath Towels $1.00 Dozen
Charles
case of Wade Allen st al.
$100
by the dozen . ..
recover* the major
id involved. It beii
ng
the
awarded the title to the most of tl
which
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ment of our resources in Texas, and
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Your Summer Hose Question
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his
who has found hit work; he will
part of the R»n JoMmon survey.
BOXHAM PIONEER DEAD.
laces, a good wearing fast dye hose, at....
50c
35c
dyes, in tans, blues and pink?: .special at. . . .
varAnmnn Guent ot Deneen.
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Pick Out These Silk Bargains
VISIT puMoNSTRATIOX FARM.
Toasties
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rm PftICi IS TN£ THING.
Plain Lisle Hose for ladies, an excellent’quality to sell regu-
larly at 35c; has double heel and toe; special today.......
Misses’ Hose of an extra good quality, finely mercerized, dear
54-inch Bleached Tabi
25c grade; today, a yar
All-Over Embroidery Nets Worth Up to
$1.50 for 89c
April 14.-(Spe-
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The common flavoring extracts in the market bear
do comparison for fine flavor to
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Extra good quality W
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121c Bath
50 dozen good qualit
Turkish Bath Towels
pair, now each only .
. 15c Ladies" Collars 9c
Ladies' Embroidered Laundered Collars, pret-
pollce,
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•ring between Ufa and death.
Quiet has been restored at Velerdena.
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lously Avolded poing Harm to
American Residence
organdies that
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STANDARD PATTERNS, 10c and 15ci none
better.
Lumber company
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"Mine Hort”
is a Good One
When He Serves
Post
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qppmit sul-
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Fowels 9c
nedium size Bleached
always sell for 25c a
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e prettiest, richest lot of
es are handsomely mount-
ty to hang on the wait
ou for a customer. That's
prominently connecte not only in Bon-
ham and Fannin county but throughout
the state.
Lawn 9c
de Lawn, regular 12%
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Scores of Villages Wiped Ooi by Forest
Fires la Mexico.
City or Mexico. April 14.—According
to telegraphic advices received here to-
R. Parmelee et al, pending in the fed-
erela court, and involving about 17.000
acres of land, located in Walker. Trini-
ty, Madison and Houston counties, the
verdict returned by a. jury about two
weeks ago after a trial lasting ten days
was get aside by Judge Burns, and an
• greed judgment was entered today
By the decree the J. M. Thompson
them to our needs and to the devel-
were forced to retreat.
। a knife to hi*
ibed himself six
Beautiful Water Colors, handsomely mounted; size 15X19 inches. 2
pictures you ever had a chance to buy for so little money. These pid
ed on fine quality heavy pebbled mat board, neatly embossed and ri
Now and then we have a leader—this is one You save money, wet g
what we want.
you would pay this or any other store 18c the
! put in pri
ceeded in
times in a vain attempt
, cldc He was discovered
VALLABLE FORES’TS BUNNING.
171c Matting 11c
You certainly will want some of this; 3 pat-
terns to select from; 17}c value; special. a
Attend Good Roads Meeting.
Sherman. Texas, April 14.— (Special.)
Frank P. Holland Jr., secretary of the j
Sherman Business league, and County ;
Judge Jeff W. Hassell, accompanied by '
quite a number of the members of the
Sherman Business league, went ouf to
Pecan Grove this evening, where a good 1
roads meeting washeld.
I.AND SUIr COMPROMISE.
PavinE at MeKinney
poll* e fores,
der, fired on
merrbers of
and fouds and
; borhood during
‘drunken orgy
McKinney, Texas,
clal — The pavine of
to the legislature, "Give us
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soi. One of his follower* suc-
Let’s tone down a few of the aws
Modern System
of compound interest or
debt.
Isk 17c
'Damask, our regular
e family. Mr*. Blsir was
Today the Stripling store places on sale 300 Bath Towels,
size 17x7 inches, good quality. mil bleached Turkish Bath
Towels, just the thing you will need for the summer bath. and
you had better get them while this lot lasts; we sell them for.
Harr Completes Inapretton
iona guard of the state returned.no
hedurters today after the annual In-
apectom of the mite. Hi« report will
not be made until Uurf. hut ays.th:
guard is in very good shape at th
time __
V ould Lenve Prohi-
vote of People,
J Mo April 14 —The
the Missouri leglala-
J 4 by a vote of 86 to Si
/ submit th* prohibitio"
hmmenment to the vn’<
Pthetegular alemtinn
ed attacking Americans or lesiroying
American property The fighting Oc-
curred when the jefe —politico of the
| town, an officer corresponding to a
mayor, attempted to stop a reiigious
procession headed by the village priest,
the laws of Mexico forbidding such pa-
rades A thousand parishioners fol-
Federal Court Neta Aside Verdiet ta
Allen vs, Parmelee.
Houston, April 14.—(Special.)—In the
gest of which is 37
er‘s is the first death
; the mob
which w<
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tered today «... •
C I*. Drug company of Houston, cap
tai stock 120000 Incorporators W.
Hampton Caldwell "W. D. Schilling’ r
and E C. Robertson.
Rutherford Mill & Elevator company
of Chillicothe; capital stock. $25,030.
Incorporators, J. M ana M. M. Ruther-
ford and R. A. Morgan
Austin Lumber company of Austin;
.lcnDitni stock, $10,000. In corporators,
uaresneimost efGrge Christian. Georee E. Chrinttan
or McKinney la and #. A. ehristian Jr.
lice Cotton Oli company of AlG:
capital stock. 350,000. Incorporators, P
A. presnall. William Adams and K. H.
East.
Port Arthur Planing Mil’ company
' Port Arthur; capital stock, $20,000.
November. 1910. The measure is yet to
be considered by the senate, and if it
passes that body, the governor’s signa-
ture will not be necessary.
terrorising the neigh-
the night by their
a few weeks ago from Greenville,
where she had just lost her husband
and two sons Mrs Ratcliff is sur-
viyed by seven children. She was
taken with A congestive chill Monday
and never-*regained consciousness.
now effectually lifted out of the mud
by means of vitrified brick.
■ Missouri Howne
ties to ’
Jefferson City
lower branch ot
ture today passs
a resolution tol
i constitutional 4
of the people a
Optimism la Catehing.
’rhe Bookkeeper.
All the world loves a lover and it
loves a man in love with his work as
With Cream
Always delightful and wholesome.
•The Teste Lngers."
Popular pkg. 10et Large Family
•Ise 15c.
post uni Cereal Company. Ltd.,
Rattle Creek, Mich.
Blessed 1* that
Second Day of lambermen’s Conven-
tlnn tree Inerenned Attendnnee.
j. Galveston. April 14. ~(Special.)—The
second day of the seesion of the lum-
1 bermen’s convention, which opened this
I morning saw present an. irersased
1 number of dele gates which had ar:
i rived the night before and on the
I early morning train*
I While the body was scheJuled to
assemble •’ 9 o'clock, It was after
i 10 before the members were present
in sufficient numbers to warrant the
i caling togethet of th. body..
I Previous to the arrival of the dele-
gates however the committee appoint-
i ed last evening mnet and formulated
! their reports, which were read by
' Secretary SThfotd »•’«!• first order
I of business
' The insurance committee reported lu
substance that th* losses In the state
during the past year had been in ex-I
cess of previous years, but notwith-
standing that fact the members had
been saved fully 50 per cant on their
premium*
rhe committee stated that every !n-
, dicat ion was apparent that there would
' be a healthy increase in both member-
Springfield, Ill.. April 14.— Governor .......
Pnenon ttmeh"dosernb ra‘m* ; ofErtrArthur, e Smith. George M
2, sppanepequresgaetn ! crate_________________
man lectured here tonight.
ren. the
years of a
to occur in
Ortera survey for $8,310
The other recoverles provided for in
the decree are: J. M. Thompson Lum-
ber company, 1.400 acre*; B. N Shaw.
173 acres- S A Silverman, one-fourth
of 198 acres; T. W Houst, one-half of
198 acres: Mr* Mary H Armstrong
one-half of 341 acres: E. Ta Angier, a
mittee of the Rock ta-
Now lractically
many of the
e well armed.
• the Zitacuaro mountains in the state
of Michoacan. Hundreds of men who
have been fightingj the flames have
been compelled tn give up the unequa!
struggie nd the mountain is now
’ burning from end to end, a distance o‘
many miles Thousand* have been ren-
dered homeless by the fire and a great
' quantity of the precious dye woods, in
; wi fch the region abound*. has been
destroyed Owing to the isolation of
the region, tle fire will have to burn
iItself out The country thereabout*
abounds in valuable hard wood*. Al-
: readx a number of valuable ha -lend* a
have been swept by the flames and
seores ‘ village* destroyed. No details
as to the loss of life are available.
Complete.
Hereford, Texas April 14.—(Special )
The city a new sewerage plant is now
practically compleQ and the recent
issue of 125,000 waterworks- bonds as-
sures an early service to the people.
The policy of the city is to confine the
sewerage and water service to a mod-
erate. compact territory, and then ex-
tend as demanded- The work as far
as completed is pronounced the very
best of its kind.
The King of Gloves
Kayser Gloves, the kind that every merchant in the country,
large r small, recommends a- the best glove made, the Strip
Ung store is offering in great variety at 50c, 75c, $i o. 25
J. C. Russell, Mineral Wella.
Mineral Wells. Texas, April 14.—
(Special.)—J. C. Russell, aged 50 years
and a prominent citizen of Royse, Tex-
as. dropped dead in the sitting room
of a local boarding house about 3
o'clock this afternoon. Mr. Russell had
just, partaken of a hearty meal and
had withdrawn to the sitting room of
the house when eath occurred. The
remains will be shipped to Royse to-
morrow morning.
in nes wide, all new patterns;
a value in laces seldom, if ever, met with. To get a better
view and give you an idea of the greatness of this offer, we
have filled a window with them near the. Houston street en-
trance which tells’you the story with a big card which
Thirnein 1ezimlature Pane d hut a21
ni- or Sit Kinds.
auntin. April U— (Speclal)— Preslt
dent Arnold of the Commerelal Secre-
tarles’ askociation having given out a
statement publishea in today’a paper,
concerning the work or the legislature.
Tax Commissioner Dashiell today is-
sued the following in correction of oue
of the statements made therein:
"In ar authorized statement an-
ncing the removal of the headquar-
0U of the Texas Commercial Secreta-
ries association from Austin to Fort
Worth. President Arnold asserts -that
tl ° Thirtieth legislature passed 1.049
bills while the Thirty-first legislature
has passed only 277 bills. A reduction
in.nmbuestig2toA" the official rec-
. discloses the fact that at the regu-
lar and called sessions or the Thirtieth
lariniture 321 local, speelai and gen-
eratthiwatgementssedmade ror theaole
purvose of keeping the. recorasstreig)t
and further comment l« unnrwnrr.
to the mnany advantages accruing to
all interests concerned by reason of
the development of the waterways o?
the state
Follow i@g this am# the report of
the attorney and that of the treasurer '
of the aasociation, boti or which were
very favorable to the assoctaton’s in-
terests.
The business of the morning session
tvansacted. the assembled lumbermem
then listened to addresses by Hos R
D Cousins, superintendent of public in-
struction of the state of Texas, and DY
Hon. O. B Coiquitt member of the
railway commission of the state
Hod B F. Yoakum, chairman of the
A big stock of Valenciennes Laces in endless variety of dainty
new patterns fill the lace racks for today's selling, priced
Another good feature is the local op-
tion feature of the bill, permitting, the
people of any specified district in
either city or country to issue bonds
for the purpose of building good road*.
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Panhandle Orostorleal Anseciatlon.
Hereford, Texas, April 14.— (Speclal.)
Quite a crowd of local people are pre-
parine to attend th» second annual
contest of the Panhandle Oratorical
association to be held at Goodnight
academy, Friday night, April 14 There
will be a general homecoming of the
alumni of the college. The baseball
team of the Christian college at Here-
ford will try to take a fall out of the
Goodnight boys during the fest l vi ties.
ITUARY
/Hi is a new cotton fabric, a
beautiful imitation of satin,
with the same pretty luster as
the satin, for which you "would
pav $1.00 the yard, but costs
1 --c lecs on the vard, as we
street with vitrified brick was com
pleted today, and the work of laying
vitrified brick on West Virginia street i
is to follow. The square and most of
the business district
Mra. J. K. Blair Had Resided la the
City Sinee 1864.
Bonham, Texas. April 14.—(Special.)
Mrs. J. K Blair, one’of the oldest cit-
izens of of this cits, died last night
| at, the family home, after a prolonged
illness Mrs Blair was 78 years of
age. had lived in Fannin county since
1851 and in Bonham since 1844. A
rather unusual fact about her death is
that although the mother of ten chii-
Mrs. Hallie Ratcliff. Shermnm.
Sherman; Texas. April 14.—(Special.)
Mrs. Bailie Ratcliff. R widow, died this
morning at her home on West Lamar
street. Mrs Ratcliff came to Sherman
t.. P. Robertses.
Funeral director and embalmer, PPO-
site city hall. All jdetatis looked after.
The public la invited to inspeet
Reid's bakeshop at his new bakery.
808 Main street.
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MENKEN'S Fine Borated Toilet Talcum
Powder, the kind you always pay 25c here
9wces warn
woowaExwocs
a cake .
Thousands of yards of Linen
Laces, worth irom 8c to 15c the
vard. in widths from 1 to 5
find his nicle and is bound to rise like
good butter in the churn. Optimisni
is catching: pessimism is depressing:
Nothing succees like success, and
he can do best that which he lives the
most Square pegs do, not fit into
round holes, and the man who cannot
get genuine satisfaction out or his
work is in a hsd way and should visit
a "hos* doctor."
Accounting is a fine art and only
the best succeed Here is A race
worthy of our best endeavor. The man
who masters the science of accounts,
who understands the theory and prac-
tice of banking, manufacturing and
commerce, has a master mind *nd is
worthy to Kit In the councits of-th
mizhty. fere l. • subjeet wotth*o
our best attention-a race worthy of
our brat effort. Some men win by
favor hut all shoula win by merit, for
oniy •< a man feel, that he I, worth
what he geis, and climbe by hard work
and not by influence, can he find the
real satisfaction that honest work af-
ford.. T.et him lay hl. course true: alm
ileh .nd .hoot to kill. "atminE At th.
moon and possiBt hitting . ehurch
steeple '• let him reAlix that he can
Breach a, truly in busineas .» In the
oui.lt, anaiite will on. ne"
meaning for the man who get* the
proper verspective.
I 150 styles of Fancy Silks in embroidered stripes, checks, plaids,
I plain or shadow ‘tripes, worth 69c to 75c the yard, at. . 49
m and 75c Mousselines, Printed Satin Stripe Voiles, Waeh-
"m" - es, at . ................ 490
■mm Satin ne -i pinks grays, te/
m,. 2", h"sb-fone A
Sherman Business League and Denison
Beard of Trade Get Together.
Sherman, Texas, April 14.—(Special.)
The third monthly meeting of the Sher- |
man business league since tee consoli- j
dation of the league and the Sherman
Booster club, was held in the Fifteenth
district courtroom last night.
Quite a delegation from the Denison
Board of Trade came over and the '
room was comfortably filled.
Judge Hassell briefly reviewed the
changes in the new Grayson- county ,
road law and called attention to some '
of the feature* which he considered
to be of much importance to the people i
of the county. One of these changes is
that instead of a sinking fund being
created in which to hoard money the :
new law provides for the payment of
one bond each year and the payment
of the interest on the remaining bonds. |
thus doing away with the possibllity
ing six of thelrgead in the main piasa
ef the town.
Later troops who had been tele-
graphed for, arrived on a special train
and a short but fierce fighr between
them and the rioters ensued. There
were thirty-two deaths and a number
|of injured
Father Valenzuela was arrested and
Hunter Robinson. Juntin.
Tustin, lexas, April 14.— (Special.)--
Hunter Robinson, the 19-year-ol son
of J H Robinson, died Tuesday night
at 9 o clock He will be buried in
the I. O O. F. cemetery Thursday at
TO o'clock.
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THE FOBT WORTH RECORD: THURSDAY MORX1XG, APRIL 15, U>09^
25c PICTURES l()c,
alreay have and adjust
four league* of land granted to Jose
Ostega, which is valued at 85 per acre,
and also the title to 4,005 acre* of land
in Houston county. ,
The plaintiffs and interveners in the
case recover one-half each in the Gar,
diano Bordillo survey 1n Walker ad
Madison counties, consisting of four
leagues
The decree further provide* that the
Thompson Lumber company shall pur-
chase from the plaintiff* and interven-
ers 1,462 acres of land out of the Jose
This is a rare chance while this lot lasts to pick up pretty pat-
terns for evening and summer wear. I he paterns are in high-
class colorings and no sameness of patterns and no off colors;
i kantn I—.a
austin, April 14. — (Speclal)—Char-
Something that will phase the woman who is looking for
something really fine in a net at almost halt its value. We
offer you a fine line of Embroidered Dot Allover Nets with
. dots in a e cnd nets in tans, browns, ecrus and white;
VOrEs FOB sunmssiox
Georgetown Mams Meeting I pholds Ac-
tion ef Governor ( ampteil.
Georgetown, Texas, April 14.— (Spe-
clal )- Dr. C. C. Cody was elected chair-
man of a mass meeting at the city hall
last night in which Leutenant Gov-
ernor Davidson an 1 the Texas senate
were scored in speeches and resolutions
and Governor Campbell Was up eld and
praised for his spectah" message las: |
.Runday.
A resolution committee consisting of
Captain A. S Fisher, County Attorney ‘
W. H Nunn and S. T. Atkin brousht in ।
a report Indorsing Governor Campbell,
which was unanimously adopted.
Speakers were very severe upon the
majority of the senate and commenda-
tory of Governor Campbel}.
There is talk here in favor of Junge
W F. Ramwi for Governor and (ioY
ernor Campbell for United States sena-
tor against Senator Culberson
iyhtp and in insurance.
|| The special committee apponted yes-
|| terday afternoon to j eport on the sug-
IL gestion that th* lumbermen become
imembers of the Eat ional Rfvera and
’’ Harbot -oqngress/ n •dopte.
% ThV mueef fA
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THIRTY -TWO WERE KILLED AND
MAMI IXJURED AT
VEIARDEN A.
Gun shoot at Hereford.
Hereford. Texas, April 14.— (Special.)
Nine members of the Hereford Gun
club participated in a snoot Monday
afternoon. The sport and scores were
only fair, owing to a high, cold wind
Miller, a professional broke twenty-
two birds out of a possible twenty-five,
carrying off the honor* However. G.
Beli and Iaird of the club ran close
second* with twenty-one eachh.
yard for specially priced at.- .
Forty Subjects to Choose from—25c Values a
See Center Winday for Display
4711 Fine Glycerine Soap, 20c value, a
cake . . ...... 15C
Fine Talcum Powders and Toilet Soaps
Note the savings we offer in these well-known brands. Any item here will save your car fare to
.town and some enough to pay it both ways.
j City of Mexico April 14. Accordins
to private advices recelved in ’his eit}
today, the rioting which occurred at
1 Velerdena. the big coal mining camp an
the state of Coahulla, last saturday
was a much more serious affair than
at first reported, thirty-two mnembere
l of the mob being killed and many in-
jured. The trouble pas instigated by
• Father 'Hamon Valenzuela, the parish
I priest, who now lies in a hospitl hov-
ering between life and death-
Fourteen of the rioters huve been
summarily executed by the government
1 troops and many imprisoned. Many
American* resid** in Velardena, the
amp being controlled by American cap-
i Itai Th« leaders of the mob, which
tas well organised, serupulously avoid
ing horne. Any way, I think that he 1
legislalure ha* been abused and criti-
icised: there are always men in legis-
l lative office that’ max more or less
reflect upon the whole, but I tell you
i that my position has been, and I have
read but two bills that have been
pending before the last legislature, be-
cause I have cut myself aloof from it
and I have not meddled with these
matter*, but with the restrictive legis-
lation passed two years ago. the re-
strie tive legislation passed .luring Gov-
ernor Lanham’s administration dur-
ing the term of Governor Sayers, and
the reatrhtlve law* enacted during the
; administration of Governor Culber-
i con. when I was a member of your
state senate, an of Governor Hogg.
. all accumulating and all piling up. I
want to declare to von today, here. in
my candi judgment, that we have all
, of .the restrictive legislation that we
; need for the government of the peo-
ple of Texas, and what I believe that
we ne^d more today than anything else
; in this state I* as cheap taxes a* you
cen afford.
and Jap; 35c grades; a yard....
35c Matting 20c
Some 8 or 10 patterns to select from. They
are in lengths of IO to 20 yards, in both China
Draw Big Crowds of Shoppers
When put to the test. We are given the credit of giving the
better values. Our brilliant displays of New W ash Goods win
favor and women say assortments surpass anything in town.
39c Tabid Felt 23c
6 pieces of 54-inch Table] Felt, a good value at
39c; special 3-day price, a yard......... .23
THK STORE WITH TWENTY YEARS' REPUTATION
42-inch Casing 71c
42-inch Bleached Pillow Casing the regular
12'jc grade; on sale, a yard.......... • THV
lowed the priest, hoping to witness th**
annual specacle of th* burning of Ju-
das When the orders of the U wn ex
ecutive tocame known the mob was
enraged and stoned and later burned
the house of the jefe That officia:
and bi* wife escaped by climbing a
rear wall and seeking protection in the
I homes of the American colony.
The rioters then stormed a Chinese
hotel, looting the place of all liquors
land lines was on Abe programme for
an addrers, but was unable to ba pres"
ent The time of Mr. Yoakum s address
however, was taken up with the real”
ins of a letter from him to Secretary
Swinford, which letter commanded close
attention.
At 1 p m. the members of (he aaso-
clation and their ladies went 0a the
revenue cutter Windom fer a hoat ridt
A trip was made out on the haz a* lar
ss the end of the jetties.
Mee Hoos Meet at Night.
Laying aside all other matters of
minor Importance, the annual conclave
of the Iumbermen tonight resolved it- <
self into a mighty meeting of the Ho* i
Hoos gathered for th* purpose of prop- :
eriy opening the eyes and making fullt
fledged black eats out of a large class
of kittens
Work of preparation for the event
had been going on all the aternoon
and there was carrted into Elks’ hall,
where the < oncatenation took place,
several carloads of lumber and enousn
paraphernalia of war to start a South j
American revolution. Judging by the
shrieks, yells and sfzaling noises which
camo forth at tegular Intersalt. It was
all used with deadly effect.
At 8 80 ihe usual parade started, th*
torchlight procession marching down
the principal streets and finally break-
ing up at the Elk* hall, where a large
class was initiated into tha secrets ot
tno order.
Following the ceremonies of initia-
tion a smoker took place, waich .was
attended by the more dignified mem
bers of the Lumbermen's assoelat1oi
and a number of ths invite gnests. the
hours up to the wee email ones being
occupied with song, story and warm-
hearted speeches
peace and give us rest "
Give us the season wherein each and
every man can labor in the proper
field to which he has been called and
develop the resource* and the wealth
of this great state, and in, ten years'
time instead of your taking your com-
mands and the dictates of your ni-
tlonal policies from New York, you
will be coming to Texas for advice and
for counsel and for a light to guide
1 the feet of other nations.
For myself. I declared it two years
ago all over the state and I declare
today that if the state of Texas de-
fend* a certain kind of business that
' it ought never to be satisfied with the
division of the"spo1ls of that kind of
bnsiness, taking money from the peo-
ple and putting it in its treasury. It
I* totally repugnant to my sense of
justice that a church in Ohio cannot
‘take Rockefeller " money to bulld a
church because it is tainted and th*
state of Texas can take the whole
, thing taint and all.
4 OMMITrEE REPORrS READ.
Ki
They Are Good Ones—Every One.
19-inch Coloted Taffetas, the regular 59c and 69c qualities, in
a fine line for rich colorings, also cream and white; special
price ........----- ... ......... 50c
- | St 10 < il Boiled Black Swiss 1 affeta on special sale at. 79
k 27-inch Black Taffeu. the regular 85c quality; as an extra spe-
clal bargain, priced for sale at............... 59r
501 Wash China Silk. 27 inches wide, in black, white, cream
and all colors: special priced for....... 39
5oc Chevron Stripe Chiffon, satin stripe and satin checks, 27
| inches wide; special price ...... 39,
This is an exceptionally rare
bargain, giving you Dress Lin-
ens that you cannot duplicate
in this or any other store for
less than W the yard; linen
that each season we have been
unable to keep a supply on
hand: high-class colors and the
most fashionable. The lot in-
cludes new stripes, checks and
olid colors. Our special price
‘while this lot lasts 39e
25c Drawers 19c
Children's Cambric Drawers, with tucked and
lace ruffle; in ages 4 to 8; pair..........19c
Ladies’ regular 12%c Vests now 3 for. 250
1s casily settled in a great assortment like this Stripling store
carries. Hose for the children that we guarantee. Of the
guaranteed hose. Of 6,000 pairs that we sold last year we
had only 5 pairs to replace. We have Ladies' and Men's of
the same kind. Our fancy lines comprise from the very mod-
est priced in cotton and lisle to elaborate .embroidered effects,
and Silk Hose Hose to suit you a' a price you will think is
reasonable. In specials we offer—
A Fine Gauze Lisle Hose in all the light shades or plain black
ome Hundred and rarty-Six Graynon
cunty Roys Enter Corn Contest.
Sherman. Texas, April 14.— (Speclal.)
J. L. Quicksall. J W. Butcher and J. C
Hestand left Sherme this morning for
* visit to th* demprstration farms of
th* county located South of Sherman.
' Mr Quicksall, who ba* charge of th* I
work in tha stats. la highly pleased
with th* work of Mr. Butcher, who I*«
special agnt for Grayson county. Mr l
1 Butcher has elieited the assistance o* i
156 Grayson county boy* in the growe:
Ing of fine corn.} each one of then
agreeing to put 1) an acre
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