The Daily Herald. (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 236, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 16, 1912 Page: 1 of 4
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of navy, brown, grey, black and white
Chiffon over net <*t $3.50—Navy trimmed
green, black and white at $4 00.
We have Rain Coats for Ladies, Misses <
and Children.
PRECISE TERMS NOT AVAILABLE
I’XTIL DEFINITE TREAtJt
IS SIGNED.
Ouchy, Switzerland. Oct 16.—After
months of diplomatic strife for better
terms, Turkey surrendered Tuesday
evening and the Ottoman and Italian
plenipotentiaries signed the protocol
of a' peace treaty which ends flu- war
between Italy and Turkey, and, inci-
RETIRED LAST NIGHT AT EIGHT
O’CLOCK AND SPENT A COM-
PORTABLE NIGHT.
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General Condition Excellent.
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dentally, relieves the Ottoman Kmpire
of a ( rushing handicap in the r<■ rh-
coming struggle in the Balkans
The precise terms will not he
able until a definite treaty is sicced
at the end of the week, probably at
Lausanne. Their tenor, however, is
well known. The treaty will protide j1
far absolute sovereignty of It,alt ini'
By Associated Press.
Chicago, 111., Oct. 16—Colonel
ItoosrveIt awoke this morning
with temperature and pulse nor-
mal. He said he was “feeling
tine " He read much during the
night Mrs. Roosevelt and Alice
Long worth arrived at the hos-
pital during the forenoon. The
physicuns report thin morning
tlie condition of th< Colonel as
generally excellent.
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l.ybia, without formal recognition
there of Italy-by Turkey; free t
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LUXURIES ENUMERATED WHICH
HAVE BOOSTED LIVING COST
OF AVERAGE FAMILY.
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Austin, Texas. Oet
16.—In reply to
J plentiful now than it was then, and
easier to secure. Cotton is bringing
la better price and so is corn, wheat,
'oats, and bay, and all other tilings
produced by the agricultural classes.
It is the farmer who produces the real
| wealth 6f the nation, and when he
I gets a good price for the product of
; his labor, money is generally plenti-
i fill, the banks are full of money and
tile wheels of industry are kept go-
ing. Of course, those classes of our
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lif: Turkey to withdraw her regular
troops from l.ybia: Italy to p;iy an
indemnity equivalent to l.ybian nm-
ribulions rq the Ottoman treasury;
restitution of the captured island to
Turkey, with guarantees tor the
Christian peoples; no indemnity pay-
able by either side toward tin- cost
of the war tind re-establishment of
former diplomatic and con nercial re-
lations. .
Italy declared war against Turkey
(Sept. 29, PHI, and promptly invaded
n°. °r'k'Ila. ! I riP°li Severe engagements have
between tin Italian troops
j and the Turks and their Arab allies
j with large losses on hntli sides. 'The
(-oast is now held by Italy, while the
iTurks and Arabs occupy the interior,
j The conclusion ot t!te/war yester-
day has released three Turkish bat-
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squadron have had bottled up
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opinion as to the practicability of j wealth are affected by the high cost | occurred
President Taft’s plan to reduce the!of living, but the general results oft
cost of living. Governor Colquitt has [the high cost of livtiig are good for
wired: I the country at large.
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“I have received your telegram ask- “In discussing this question, bow-
se for an expression of the prac-J eve r. w<- should make a distinction
Mlty and effectivness of Presi-1 between the high cost of living^and
Taft's plan to reduce the cost of j the high cost of living are good for | tIesl)ip8 arul (w„ ,„ljsf>r3 whioh
living as outlined by him in a letter Igrt along and live well without auto- ! Italian
to the governors. I mobiles, without motorcycles, without!
. ,v«l have not received such a com-j telephones, without electric lights,!
munication from the President and j without ice in tlie summer time, and;
therefore don’t know his plan 'many other luxuries which are now i
“Texas is an agricultural and stock ' enjoyed by all classes of citizens, nPj
.raising state. During the period cov- j of which increase tlie high cost of!
ered from 1892 to 1896 cotton was Hiving. The high cost of living is dud
bringing from/-) to 7i cents per pound,; very largely, if not totally, to the in- ! . ----
really less than the cost of production l dividual himself, except in the pur-! ^ EP TI NG THIS W EEK. W ILL
Corn, oats and wheat, were cheap and! chase of those •necessaries which are' SPEAK I’NTII. ROOSE-
times were very hard among the ag-j produced by the agricultural classes.! 111.I RE-ENTERS THE
ricultural classes generally. Money] and I submit that the agricultural F V MPA IGN.
. was high and difficult to secure. A classes of the country are entitled to! ----—
Greets Family Gaily.
Colonel Roosevelt greeted the
members of his family gaily md
the great tension seems to have
relaxed. Physicians said that
good nursing seems to he till that
is necessary now and that there
was no further need of grave ap-
prehension Mrs Roosevelt took
the room adjoining the Colonel’s.
He had her room prepared care-
fully, saying that he didn’t want
her to scold him for careless-
ness. as slm was an excellent
hoitsekee per.
YOUNG MEN CLOTHES
Take Precautions.
New York, Oet 16—I’nusuni
precautions were taken to guard
President Taft when lie vent to
tin- railway station here today
i aroute to .Massachusetts.
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second period ot reading, about II
o'clock, that in- was going home to
Oyster Bay on Sunday lie ordered
Ills breakfast tor o’clock and said:
"Mind, I want a good one. I’ll bo
hungry
"The Colonel acts very eager to
see Mrs. Roosevelt." said Nurse Fitz-
gerald. "lb- talks about her quite a
bit and is very particular about
erylldng pleasant tor her ’
Chicago, III, Oet 16.--Col. Roosc-
\ eli bade Hu- Iasi of his callers good
night at S o'clock and prepared tor a
1 comfortable night, which was spent
lilt part in reading He said he felt
fine and told I>r John F. Golden, who
wits keeping watch over him last
night, that unless the final injection
■’if the tetanus antitoxin interfered. Ik
would have the "first real comfortable
evening to hhi|pell" In- had enjoyed
in many days
Retiring to his bed. Col Roosevelt
j had piled about him several copies ot
\ncestiy shows Insanity.
tty Associated Press
New York. Oct 16. — The police in-
vestigation shows that Roosevelt's as-
sailant. John Sehrenk, comes of an-
cestry showing traces of Insanity. He
immigrated to the United States six-
teen years ago He had been unable
to obtain employment in his native
village ot I.Tdlng, Bavaria, on account
of .......ntrieities and was listed as a
dcsm-icr irom.the Bavarian army
All the young men of this town that have seen
line of clothes say We are showing the best and pret*
tiest lines that ever was shown in Weatherford. 1
If you have not had the opportunity of seeing
any good clothes come to our store and let us show
you our fall line of men’s clothes.
^ ou will want a nice suit and you can buy what
vou want with our big stock to select from.
it you can t find a suit that pleases you in our
stock, YOUR MEASURE TAKEN BY MEN WHO
KNOWHOW.
Baket, PcitotiS'Cc.
THE STORE WITH THE GOODS.
HI! HUH AND (TTY 0FFI€I4U|
PARTICIPATE IN INTEREST.
ING CEREMONIES.
nuns POLICE 111 s\.
dollar purchased much more than it the good prices which they are roeeiv-;
will purchase now. Money is more itig for the fruits of their labor "
Princeton, N I Met It:—Governor
Wilson late last night announced that
he %ouid cancel all speaking engage-
|tnenfs, with the exception of those ar-
ranged for Thursday and Friday of
Hi is week, until f'ol. Roosevelt is able
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|('endings made by the secretary. Rev.
jG. W. Benn:
The first matter before the commit-j to take a naetive part in the cam-
jtee was the report of the special com-j paign. The Governor will speak in
induce, consisting of J. E. Cockrell. J.j Delaware. West Virginia and Penn-
_ j.M. McCormick and G. Sergeant, onjayivaniu this week, com hiding his
I’Ol'XTI OF (’HI KCHES IIIHTI’N ■' tItt- matter ot amusements on Sunday p ampaign in Pittsburg l-ridav night
iat the Dallas Fair. Mr. Cockrell re-j “I can not cancel the engagements
ported for'the committee that th.-!which are immediately ahead of me,"
| matter was very clear: that there was!said Governor Wilson in a -t.itemeht
!a clause in the compact between dv* j issued last night, "without subjecting
|directors of the Dallas Fair and the!those who have arranged them to a
city of Dallas with reference to this (very serious em harassment and a
[question, and that this clause wa.-Ureat unnecessary uxp.-ns,
!adopted while Mr. Cockrell himself p ut tlu
was one of the city authorities
I’olici licpHrlinenl Mil It
Lair Officers Make Many
V rrests.
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Da lla- Oet. 16 The police depart
8E8 QUESTION, BUT WILL NOT
DISTURB CONDITIONS
THIS YEAR.
6peciat to The Herald
Dallas. Texas. Oct. 16 -The execu-
tive committee of the Council or Dal-!
las Churches met yesterday at the
Southland Hotel at noon There were |
present M. H. Wolfe. Revs J O Shel-j
burne. O. N1 Gibson. G L Sneed and * Hnn-au Report.
G. W. Benn. together with .1 FI Cock ; By '>■<.„ »„red rre*.
rell, W. Roy Breg, Dr I. C Moore Washington. Oet 16.—The census
and G. Sergeant Rev I. M Water-■ bureau’s first regular supply and dis-
man. assistant' pastor of ike First trlbution cotton report gives the sup-
hut I sliall
ear!i<:st possible
the edillnns <d Maeaulay, several back ineni with its additional State F’air
numbers of magazines and the Bibb offe. rs lias had ;t busy time during
His iclegratna be bad read and lie p.t.-u few days Tin docket Mon
attsw -r'sl leaving those ( outing after day n orning In police ( ourt bad I.%7
x p. m to la- answered today. i-iie - "ady for trial Saturday iiine-
With tils spietaeles eottiforlabiv ad- '>• people w-ere arrested and Sun-1
justed, nil bis book* within reach. In* da' • "gbty-three rode in the patrol
downy pillows r- placed by eushiori* ' 'e The majority ot the eases
of curler! hair, he told Miss Margaret j 1*1' '<1 cmity to the tlritk aiiyl dis-
FTtzgerahl. the night nurse assigned !"r'!,'r'> 'barge j,ttd were lined $'•. The
to his room tiiat all he wanted w.i- o age at llt«- city court was so crowded
within his teaeli and that no one nc. (|'hat the .‘■tandlnR room only sign
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Baptist church, was also present, to- ] ply in the United States to September
getber with Rev J T Upchurch of .Jn. at il<t.67x bales, counting round
Arlington Tin- following are .-x- as half bales Manufacturer* le-ld
eerpts from the n-port of the pro-! 722.781 bales
New Novelties!
W«are constantly receiving new
>tion!
Notions and Novelties-
We are todaN' showing Ladies' Purses in the
new style leather.
All the new style Robespierre Collars.
New Windsor Ties in all colors.
Collar and Cuff Sets for Coats and Tailored
Saits—Come in and let us show you.
It’s a pleasure to’shhw you our goods.
The Ladies Store
Mesdanies Johnsoa & Berry. Proprietors:
sericH at
j point
"Mr. Taft lias at no tune taken at:
a<;.ic part iu the campaign and i
ha'- no desire lo le- ti,. single can-
didatc on the st.tifnf» engag-d against
no active antagonist
Governor Wilson wa* asked if fits
active n'peccbmaking .o.tld end on
lliif return next Saturda trom Dehv-j
ware, itvsi Virginia and I'ennayHa-;
nia /t,.., ’ j
"><•». h> *aid. “f Hitx■ ask«-t? my
mantjgcrw to urarnge to cancel the
engagements in New York and Brook-
lyn for next Saturday night ’
Before is*uing bis statement. Gov.
Wflaon talked over the telephone to
Democratic National headquarters In
New York and to his secretary Jos-
eph P. Tumulty
The governor was deeply soltritoua
for new* of Col Roosevelt and asked
the correspond?!!'* to keep bint post-
ed as to the buff-tin* issued describ-
ing the Colonel's condition He was
at home last night, busy most of the
time in telephonic communication
with his campaign managers He re-
ceived news about Col Roosevelt's
condition as late a* tl p m
The Covemor is due to start on his
short trip to Delaware. West Virginia
and Western Pennsylvania. When
asked If be would take estra precau-
tion when appealing public hereafter,
he -said he wonld not.
There is nothing that can be done"
he declared, “to guard against such
attacks. Tt seems to me that police
and secret service guards are useless
if a madman determines to attack
worry about him till he began wor-
rying alsnjt them Within live inm-
ates'the ( r<> * d* had gone and the Imn-
pital gav. no indication thaf it housed
an Injured former president
Col Roosevelt laid aside his book
a few minutes after nine and switch-
ed oft bis reading light He w;i* soon
fast asleep. Dr Murphy went into
the t’olonel’s room at 9 :.’!<» and found
hin sound asleep. The patient * pulse
w;-(- -6 when taken before In dropped,,-
to bleep This in two points hlebc I
*;i* hung out One man seized with
an epilcptn tit during the si-Ksion of
court and did not bav- room to fall
to the Jloor
Judge tt ! a id in-11 say * no extra *es-
sioti.H ni [io|l< - -ourt will tie in-eded.
Hi *»yn to ill try etises up to noon
and tip to o<-lo« k at night, if nec-
essary
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Col Ko-
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himself
was after the shooting, and j
above normal Hi* temper- j
<» three-fifth* of a degree
tnal
• iog had several siiort na|>*t
• ■ veil awakened at in :u> p
ail-si for hot water to shave
ii- *at up in bed with a
Spectator
lleprd by
in the Herker Mnr-
dcr Trial.
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N»*\i Vnrk Ot * I•»—Mrn. Kost ufhrtl,
j pallid and miking at times hardly
above a uiio-j.- r. was a witness in the
I(o«<-'-t|i,ti , ir-ii-t trial here today.
.She said rimt Her ker was at ii- r liome
when the police attcrnpteil to break j
Dallas. Texas, Oet. 16.—The laytnf
(d the corner stone of the Soutbdni
Methodist university took place today.
The principal address was deliver^
hv Bishop Garret,, Bishop E. D. Mod-
zon and Bishop James Atkins and by
Mayor W M Holland of the city of
Dallas Ten minute speeches von
delivered by the following: H. H. Ad*
"tits, Alex Sanger, Howard Ardroy,
S .1 Hay, Edward Tltche, George B,
Dealey, Fi I Kiest, Dr. John 0. Mq-
Reynold*. .1 R BabcocJk, C. W. Hob*
son ami FI I, F'lippin.
The ceremonies of the day WOTO
Opened by Rev II Bishop of Hflfa*
\ilililional boro, president of the board of true-
lees
The exercises took place this mom*
ing at it o'clock A special train oYer
the Houston A- Texas Central railway
from the union depot carried vlsitoyg
to the grounds, arriving there about
m jo o’clock The train returned to
the city at I o'clock giving the visit*
nr* an opportunity U> visit the futy
grounds invitations were extended
to practically every Methodist mini**
ter in the state, and hundreds were la
attendance.
The exercises for the corner stone
laying were in charge of the Masonic
order Grand Master Sam F. Coch-
ran who was unavoidably out of tte
State, designated Deputy Grand
ter J J Mansfield to officiate In biu
stead F'or the exercises the follow*
mg officers of the Masonic order took -
part
Right worshipful J. .1. Mansfield,
grand master: A. W Campbell, depu-
t> grand master, James G. Mitchell,
grand senior warden, Waiter J. StOY*
all. grand junior warden; Bru<tU
llritnaf. grand treasurer; Fred fi
(lose»( I Johnston, grand secretary; Rev. Nov
Harris grand chaplain. Right RotY<
A (’ Garrett, grand orator; Alex 0.
Fraser, grand marshal; Fred Dou*
worth, grand senior deacon; Walfikco
J Stevenson, grand senior steward;
Lynn B Milam, grand junior steward;
Dr H W. FNans, grand pursuvlant;’
W u Rawlins, tiler. ■
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haml mirror affixed to his knee* and j down the door in their raid Thl-j
shaved and then was given a s(>oiige
bath and alcohol rub down by his
nurse After the bath hi* < linieal
record wa* taken; Temperature mi 8.
pulse 8x
lie turned on hi* night light and
began to read again, saying he would
read until tired.
Dr John B Murphy, w ho t* in j
charge ot the case-, left the hospital |
before 10 o'clock for the night
Col. Roosevelt is resting quietly,"
he said "He had a small dinner.
There was less distress in his breath-
ing His general condition ill excep-
tionally good and he should have a
goo J night
All of the attending physilcans left
the hospital for the night except Dr.
Scurry Terrell, who remained in a
room next to that of the patient. It
was said no further examinations of
the wouiidu-ytoadd be made until 8
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house also was Rosenthal’s gambling! New
institution Becker ifad explained to signed
iter that it bad to be cither her man
or tm-
Mrn.s Exclusive Order.
York. Oct. 15.—President Taft
an exclusive order puttiaf
thirty-five hundred fourth class posts
masters into the classified sendee, I
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Misfortune Has No Terrors
to tfit' man who haa a Bank account—inoqey in the
Hank rnakee you independent of misfortune.
.Start an account with ne today and provide for ] 1
the future, small as well large accounts apprecated.' L^m
Money to loan at all times of the year.
Deposits of this Bank are protected by Guar-
anty bond under the laws of this State.
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