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10 THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY, MARCH ItlL mm: jcmts rot i mm cur TBX CARS STARTED KMJLl HOt STOX AS1 SIX Kl.MSHKD. Vmttt AuHm tkr A. A. Ikr Tf.t Wu SHCCHI Enlrfc Wlurr. Houston.

March 11. The Bering oup run, composed of ten cars starting from Houston March i and returning March 10. was an event of moro than puslng note. It was the first of the kind that has ever been conducted in South Texas, and Its success will afford great encouragement to such enterprises lu the future. The- technical committee Rave out the following scopes Saturday afternoon, but It in announced thai there, will be eoinc contests which will be made known In detail Monday.

Cadillac tourliiK car. George 0 Witt driving: total score, 925; perfect road Marlon roadsU-r, Irfe Carroll driving; total sccre. 956. Brush, total score. 723 Bulck.

total score. 747. Ileo, over 1,000 attains! it and waived examination. Fort, total score, 960. Hudson, Chalmers, Maxwell and Pullman withdrew from content at points along the road.

National 40, noncontestant. Ten earn started In race and six finished. The Boring cup run was the first American Automobile Association reliability contest over given out of Houston. It was referred by R. W.

Carr of San Antonio. secretary of the Texas State Automobile Association. Mr. Carr Is one of tho twelve members cr the executive committee of the contest board for the National Association. He Knows the automobile game from start to finish.

He IK firm but entirely fair In Ms rulings, and has marked familiarity with the rules of the national association under which tho Bering cup was held. A. e. DiTliiK promoter of the run. was on tho job early and late, assisted by Mr.

TVhitty, who logged the route In the pathfinder a month ago. There were some hitches at controls on account of lack of proper checking, but this was due to a failure on the part of local officials to carry out instructions. After arrival In Houston the cars were washed and kept under control of the ob- until turned over to the technical committee. Altogether the reliability run was the greatest event of Its kind that South Texas has known. 1 i IpccUl to mwi.

San Antonio. March The announcement of the awards in the San Antonio-Corpus Christ! automobile reliance run has been made. The winners are UB follows: Plerce-Arrow. J. H.

Klrkpatrick, first penalty points; Chadwlck, A. S. Johns Automobile any, second prize. 8 points; Hudson-20, r. J.

H. Fletcher, first prize, runabout. oin pa Dr. r. first prize, runabout.

1 points. The run was made March 2 and I. WITH TH1 POIIM EveaU. Jacksonville, March At Mon- Park today form players had a decidedly good day, four favorites coming first under the wire, the successful choice being T. M.

Green. Donald McDonald, Manhelmer and Aspirin. First race, four and a half furlongs: Star Jasmine, Mack B. Eubanki. DuyaL Uime :54 4-5, Second race, six furlongs: Pulka.

Emma Stuart, Golden Ruby. Time 1 liA 2-0. Third race, seven furlongs T. M. Green, Countless.

Time Fourth race: Ocala handicap, 21 an i Donald McDonald, Star Charter, Bffendl. Time 1:53 8-6. Fifth wee. six furlongs: Manhelmer, Emily Lee, Wander. Time Sixth race, selling mile: Aspirin, Star Blue, Colonel Ashmendc.

Time 1:39 1-5. Ereiti. Juarez, Mexico, March Quartermaster was the medium of a big killing at Terrazas Park today. He was heavily played and, making all the pace, won won' by lengths Threo favorites First race, four furlongs: Gold Point, Zapotec, Tie Thomas. Time- 47 4-5 Second race, mile: Lucky Mose, Imported, Waldorf Belle.

Time 1-41 i A rd TMce. seven furlongs: Stanley S. Agility, Tee May. Time 1:27. Fourth race, seven furlongs: Quartermaster, Spohn, Bob Lynch.

Time 1:26 Fifth race, six furlongs: Ferdinando Allen, Flying Footsteps. Timo ,1:14 i-o. Sixth race, mile: Kopek, Michael An- fcelo. Augment. Time 1:45 4-5.

"R1CIPROCITY RtfH" Clldrtem Toor Year Will Extent From WMklmcton to Ottawa--Army Officials to Observe. Washington, March Glldden tour this year will be known as th Reciprocity run and will extend from Washington to Ottawa, starting June 15 Tho route -jvlll be through Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Montreal to Ottawa, arriving there no later than July 1. The distance Is estimated at 1.088 miles. One of the features ot tho run will be the presence as observers of the Unite( States army officers from the Slgna. corps and Engineering Corps.

Information ot considerable value Is expected be obtained by these army officials. Texan to Report. Special to The Nein. Taj-lor. March response ti a message from Connie Mack of th" American Baseball League, now at Sa vannah.

training the scrubs of thi Philadelphia Americans, Henry Tate, thi Btar pitcher last season ot the Taylo Baseball Club, who signed up with i scout of the Americans, will leave to morrow for Savannah, where he will gi In training for a position with some the minor leagues. Tate will go vli Palestine, where he will first have a con icrcnco with Hyman Penrlstonc and thei proceed to Snvanrah. Tate Is just re covering from a severe of mumps but is "hopeful tor success in the try out. Taylor is proud of her contrlbutio to the American League and will watc TRte'K movements with interest. RoKn-ell nnacbnll Plans.

Special te The News. Itoswell. X. March man meeting of the a was held Thursda i at the Commercial Club, and result a of will he raised an baseball will start In Roswell this sprln i a whoop A committee compose of M. Parsons.

Otto Ballmer. C. J. Le land. and Charles Shepherd war a i to solicit tt to raise, the money c.

stock ivials. the sti'ck'hnlder to elert i have a voice In nam Jng the and assist In the selection nf the The committee dec vnanlni'Misly In i larger im.ieb.ir, pirk and all-hom team. The organization will be fected next Monday night. Orlenm 2. rhlengn j.

Xew Orleans. March New fcatcd a i a i aft jioon IT: an i i i game. to 1. Fnpkr Ont Smith. Sydney.

IV -Billy Pipkr. i American knocked Iavo Smith, the mlddlewelgh HIVf-tH! It owntii Soaih c-a San Krancln-v. CaL, March Jack tjter. boxt-r of he white left here yesterday for ydoey, to Laujs vn March 11. St.

Paul rvn the indoor rifle team championship the west by defeating Butte by a score 9S7 to 985 filial veek of the Na- onal Rifle Arsociation Ip.lerclub which today. Juarez El Paso. March Birds from labama defeated Virginia cocks In a ocking main fought at Juarec last night. he score standini; 5 to S. The main will juiinue for several days.

WlM Preu BiMtoK. Boston. March won the bird and final game In the March aeries the National Billiard tonight, defeating Boston. 50 36. TRIBH51 01 LOKIMIE Newspaper Tkat Without HoiniT o( BlertUsw Republic CUM Not Live.

Chicago Tribune prints the follow- ng editorial on the result of the Lorl- mer case: What It Means: a result ot the ole of forty-six members ot the United tales Donate William Lorimer remains that body, the officially credited but ubllcly discredited representative, of the tate of Illinois. Against this action were opposed tho otes of forty senators, numbering monir them men of the greatest weight oth In the senate and in tho nation. Tho list Bliould be studied. It Is slg- Iflcant. Mr.

Lorlmer's margin of safety was six otes In a Jury composed of ninety-one, his does not count Krazler and Terrell Salnst him. or Talluferro. who did not ote. but who is understood to have been pposed to Lorimer and whose vote 'ould have offset the vote of Aldrich, 'ho was absent. The vote thus cor- ected would have left him four.

This la the methematlcal measure of Is "vindication." The quality of the otes cast will moro than wipe It out the souse of the nation. If Mr. Lorimer proud of the event Is welcome to his pride. As he and Is supporters are practical men who like to mathematics In matters of honor, hey may now congratulate themselves pon the fr.ct that his vote may con- Inue to be cast In their Interest But though Mr. Lorimer remains In the enate, tho Issue he represents Is not djudlaatcd.

On the contrary, the refusal of a ma- orlty ot the United States senate to ote the election of William Lorimer void resents to the, people of this nation ono the gravest Issues which have arisen their political history. Ono ot the greatest lawyers of the country, one who as established an International fame or statesmanship, a conservative of the onservatlves, solmenly warned the sena- ors that -It they "would preserve the government of our fathers;" If they would preserve the honor and Integrity tho senate; If they would do their full uty to their country under their oaths, hey were "not at liberty to reject tho ostimony In this caso, which shows this eat to be filled hero as tha result of icrruptlon." Yot forty-jlx senators have rejected it, and this decision of tho highest dellbera- Ive body In tho lend strikes straight at he heart of our'republican government. Without the purity of the ballot and he honesty of elections, this republic an not live. That has been the Issue from the beginning ot the Lorimer case, and in the nadow of such an Issue tho personality of Larimer and the question whether auoh a man sits In the senate as an-accredited representative of the great commonwealth of Illinois, or whether he does not, Is of little Importance. One more predatory politician rewarded with ilgh -office, one more vote which Is oast ai Senator Aldrich casts his.

regardless of any other one more stalwart" henchman of tho great pow- irg that rule us--this matters Infinitely ess than that the people should understand. In the light of tho Lorimer case, what the cltliens of the United States must ask themselves Is this: What are forces which have decreed that the sale of the highest legislative office In the gift of the people shall go unrebuked and triumphant at the bar of the United States senate? What aro tho considerations wMch nave moved a majority of this august md supposedly all-powerful body to defy the evidence of fact, and the common dictates of reason, and the rudimentary principles of political morality for the sake of tho service of one man? How Is it that In the chamber which nasikechoed the voices of our greatest statesmen the brazen sophistry and conscienceless buncomb of a Bailey outweighs the luminous arguments and the solemn warning of one of the greatest lawyers and ablest statesmen of his generation--Ellhu Root? How la it that the pitiful evasion aelf-contradltlons, the self-stultifying and open partialities of a Burrows, a Paynter. a Gamble, can defeat tho searching logic and eloquent public spirit of senators like Beveridge, Burton La Follette, Cummins. Borah, Frazler Crawford? These are the questions which the American people must ask themselves, as William Lorimer settles down in his unclean seat by the w.lll- of a majority of United States senate. These are the questions that must bo answered and the fact which is their answer musi be met and destroyed If government ol the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the "earth.

The answer Is clear. The people wll know how to translate It from the names of these forty-six senators who have turned their backs upon the proofs of corruption and complacently welcomed its beneficiary to the counsels of the nation. And the people will no longer doubt that the capital charge made by patriotic public men against the senate Is tho unexaggerated truth. They will now understand that In tho hlgest delib eratlve body of the nation a majority are subject not merely to tho Influence but to the absolute control of the concentrated power of the great "interests. 1 They will understand that In the highest legislative body In the nation riu- tocracy rules, rules without conscience ruUs without remorse In defiance ot tho senate's honor, In defiance of the safety of a government whose very existence depends upon the purity of elections The air has been filled ot late with protests against the "persecution" capital.

The regulation In the public Interest of the huge corporations bull up In the last quarter century has been challenged as usurpation ot governmen over private right. Threats of the ruin of business and financial disaster, crlc. of "let us alone" have mnde the welkin ring. Patriotic men who have polnte out the dangers that have i through unscrupulous financial have been held up as demagogues. Th press has been excoriated for treason tc prosperity, for Irresponsible sensational Ism, for rousing class prejudice am tompilng mo'o radicalism.

The senate verdict on Lorlmer's elec tlon Is an answer to all that. By or der of tho that rule. Aldrich Halley, Penrose, ftulkley. Hale, Ualllnger rWllnKham. Denew.

Flint. Carter Pur rows and the obscure representatives organized money have challenged th honor and Intelligence and pelf-lnteres of the people of the I'nlted dial lenged It i nn Insolence wlilrh have never so plainly befnre Tjot po on. tlKit i begun. I-el fill np the cup. i use of i npalns reciprocity they have ajr.ilnst the capture of tho sen.ite by the por-nl, the illrect election of senators them i tariff reform and ever measure for the i of the! tentacles, for the protection of repr sentatlvc govern of law-nbltlir nnd (lie nenernl welfare.

They have wnn victory, vill he the rn.at!ie*t in poverrment Ms business "Nest, wlicr.l thr.TSh? fool and the elown' a No: sirlke malpractice tv.at affects th Hate." TWO CAR LOADS JUST ARRIVED INTCR-STATC EVCRSTT "30 Model 34-A Torpedo "40" 5- passenger, OAA equipped 0MU" Model 30-A Touring Car "40" 5-passengcr, 04 Standard Touring 5-pas senger "30," equipped. ..01) Delivery Wagon "30," equipped equipped Prices F. 0, B. Oalveston. Call, write or phone us.

Sure enough cars with sure enough guarantees. Inter-State Sales Company DISTRIBUTORS. Salesroom 2216 Postoffice 3323. Office phone 52. THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN GALVESTON SEE OUR WINDOWS SPRING SUITS Doesn't tho "new" appeal to you yet, or do you think it too early? You'd be surprised to know how many men have already selected their Spring Suits.

When you're to look, we're anxious to show you the kind of Clothes that is causing "Young Men and Men" who are Clothing-Wise to do their buying here. BtMtltm Spring Silts. Price Range, $12,50 by Easy Steps to $30 MOTHERS SHOULD VISIT OUR BOYS' SECTION TOMORROW FOR VALUES Spring Suits, Hats, Blouses, now om mi OF ELKS ANTLERS FROM ALL PARTS OF TEXAS WERE AT WACO. C. K.

McDowell of Del Rio I Pmldemt. Other Ottlcen Elected Oon- mlttcen Appointed. Special to The Waco, March from all parts of Texas convened at Waco and at 2 o'clock this afternoon the antlers were rattling multltudlnously In the great auditorium of the Templo on Franklin street, built by the Waco lodge tlve years ago and adorned Inside and out with the carvlnss and decorations of the Best People on Earth. Abe Gross delivered the address of welcome on the part of the Waco lodge and Tom Connally of Mnrlin, the silver- tongued orator of the Brazos bottom, delivered the response on the part of the visiting Elks. The resolution to organize the Texas State Association of Elks was carried unanimously, with wild enthusiasm and the following state officers elected: C.

K. McDowell of Del Rio, president; Lon C. Marrs of Amarlllo and J. V. Mitchell of Temple, first and second vice presidents In the order named; H.

B. Mock of Greenville, secretary, and Pat Brennan of Denlson, treasurer. The above named officers were at once Installed and on call each one delivered a short address, accepting the duties and promising to discharge them with the zeal expected of Elks. Appoint The following committee on resolutions was appointed: J. K.

Knnsome Jr. of Oleburnc. N. V. Smith of Bclton, J.

E. King of Bnnis, J. B. Farnsworth of Dallas, H. J.

Ortmeyer of Orange, E. Otto ot Beaumont. C. Brown of Tyler, C. G.

Denman of Hlllsboro, Tom Connally of Marlln, J. H. Kurth ot I.ufkln and James Shelton of Houston. Other committees were appointed us follows; H. Kirby ot Houston chairman: W.

W. Sclcy of Wnco, E. Green ot Terrell. Ilonry Hamilton of Dallas and John W. Gates of Port Arthur.

Nominations--B. N. Heed of Temple. D. U.

Emrrson of Mnrlin, W. K. Crnddock of Terrell. R. R.

Bowie ot Beaumont nml K. B. Prince of H. Tattorpon of Dallas, Sam S. Klinskv of Beaumont Ix)uls "W'orthnm of Fort Worth Hcadniinrters and Hotels for Grand Mooting nt A a i city--Fred Jlc.Iun- kln, F.

N. McCluro. Fort Walter M. Scott. Kl Paso.

Route and Tnmsportation to A a i City--C. K. McDowell. Del Rio. A a l-rrat deal of discussion ap to the date and place nf the next i i of th" Texas Association of Klks a prevailed r.ulhorlzInK i to fix the d.ite and place rind A sr.Hnl r-'ntor- i i i w.i«: Um a Tempi" in wlilcn th" Imlles It wns a i i a a a i nivj a ed i i i i and i or the i i slmllar -It Is the name we seek to prevent." WAU1R OIL PBOSPECTS New Compumy Belnt Formed, Whow Object to Further TMt the FleU.

Secure Leuei on Aeiw. Special to The Newi Hempstead, March Waller County oil prospects are good, from the move the people have gotten on themselves In organizing a new company and taking In shares. The first test well tfas drilled to a depth of 1,967 feet, and encountered four distinct showings of gas. The first company failed to provide funds to further development 'h' 11 6.200 acres of leases, and the stockholders, being desirous of further development have arranged with Chas. Daley orBeaumont, former driller and contractor on their first well, to take over 6,000 acres of the leases and organize a new corporation of from $4,000 to $10,000.

Mr. Daley is now soliciting subscriptions for tills new company, and the stock Is being readily taken. Confesses (o Eight Killings, Lexington, March May, a noted mountain fuedist, accused of killing Sherman Meredith and the latter's wife In a fight In Clay County last Sunday when arrested at Winchester, in nlsi career 4 leiJ Sht mcn Orders Sewer Construction. Special to The News. Bryan, March city council has ordered the work of constructing a sewerage system for Bryan to be be- Kun at once.

The work will begin Monday morning under direction of City Engineer A. B. Carson. Shirley Mntemrnf. I'.

The M-irr-h a l'--f 1 wn-iM not TEXAS BRIEFS Richmond. John- 1 iUi 5F 0 wa arrcs t'3 nnd Jailed, charged with theft. Snsle Lake, March DrauKh- Business Collefc people havo opened Jranch school hero v-Ith about forty students 1 Taylor, Mnrch her home In iiorthoatt Taylor ye-iterday mornlns, Mrs. San- wife e-f J. Sanders, accidentally fell from her front porch and sustained a broken ankle.

Palestine. Mnrch Mills Hoagan. stationed at Fort Sheridan. In homo on tt liwvt. nf mnthrr.

Mrs. John II. Heagan. Mr. Rengan will he here sev- ercl Easle Lake, March of the itores in Kacle Like have Rone Into an nKreement to eln their placT ot budnesi nt 7 o'clock In the This early define will commence on 15 and u-Hl rontlnu-' AUK.

1R. fionmlM. Mnreh Mertlm I' rejdKneil nf teacher of the Kolcert.ot jclmol nn.l Thorna of s' i( Il' I1 i'" teacher I Mnreh Fisher ol.t 15n yearling twos It. s. W.

V. JMmon.ln Thiirf.lnv The prlre jinlrl head. T.ini 1 1 1 a car of mlxM rattle jr. N.v.n.:.,,a. TI-T Marrl, I I i rti--n tor of ivlr i no lf callf-1 'n 1 1 M.irrh I I 'o not nutter." i M.

ror A 1 i 9 heo i 1,,, i of Rrarl- r.ii.le ''of the 'sVri'l. I I vv tills dl.trlct-for foVi. 1 5 aln Under Any Must Wait Two Years for This Car are well-known cars that ave admitted copies of other makers. Every successful desijjn is imitated by lesi clever manufacturers. Howard E.

Coffin before desitninf thi HUDSON "33" had produced low eminenUy successful can. Those cars today serve models for many matmtactaren. In motor and chassis design, there are man? cars under at many diflereat names that are precisely like some of his earlier designs. HUDSON "33" Is his latest and greatest car. It is simple and is the result of his experience with all at Ms previous models.

Already there are makers who are preparing to bring out un4sr ftelr names ears that an exact copies. But two years is the shortest time in which they can pMtece their copies and that is why you must wait two years to obtain such a car as the HUDSON "33" under any other name. QUR allotment of HUDSON "33s" is limited. Only few are to be had in this territory. When they are goru no mon orders can be accepted.

Come see this car. It accurately represents the of MMoNblle that will be generally shown by "many makers in 1913. After you tare ensriMd ft, ten decide if you want a car two years In advance. But you must pUce you ortcr sttty to be assured of getting it. The HUDSON "31" It flirnlihid In thr Car at S1.4M.

a Pony TonKiS These prices Include complete ignttlon system, Including Bescnmuiitto. o-UU (u tank, and oil tools, i E. H. LABADIE 2208 Postoffice St. We Want You to Knov 1st- That our Optical Department is fully equipped to properly take are of your Optical Wants.

That we are properly prepared to examine your Eyes and prescribe Lenses for them. 3rd- That our Optical Department is a separate branch of our business and is in charge of a of twelve years with the largest opticians in the country. 4th That you can get Dependable Glasses at a price to fit! your purse-- $2.50 tn Up. N. 0.

NOBBE CO. "The HOUII Reliable." WIITCEBLL'S Siiyg No Connection Betimn Hew Road to BrowavrtUe ud the Frlnco Syntem. Special to The News. San Antonio, March denial of the assertion that the Frlspo system was In any'way Interested In the construction of the new road to Browna- vllle, backed by the local men and local capital, was given today by B. L.

Wlnchcll, president of the Frisco, who is here, en route to Oklahoma. He was accompanied hy his wife and Arthur J. Singer of New York, vice president of the Lackawanna steel Company and wife, and F. A. Vanderllp, vice president of the National City Bank of New York and wife.

President Wlnchell was verv averse to discussing the proposed road Brownsville, and Would go no farther than to declare his road was not Interested In the project. The prfrty left tonight In a special car for Oklahoma City, RATES TO 8ALVEST05 Are nj- Pauntnger Otflclnls nt Houston--Plan recursion for Bnttle.ihlpa. Special to The News. Houston. March meetlng- of general passenger agents was held Saturday In the office of Hellen for Ihc purpose ot arranging excursions to see the battleships at Galveston now depends upon the wlll- of the officers in charge to permit visitors nt the military camps In Texas nnd on the battleships.

At the meeting were Messrs. Crush of the Kiity. Adam? of the Santa Vc Ttick- of the- i i lirnzos Valley and Nn a will he made i next week, ami this Is taken to mean a the pnfsenitcr men i get in touch i the r.rmy nnd a a for the purpose securing i co-op--ra- tinn. If possible. COMMISSION ORDERS.

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by a complete revision of this a i Notice of htrlnc of proposition look- There Is Every Advantage In buying your spring clothei jtmiUlly to thoM who want map and dash in them, jfe reffifed, tasteful and be- coining style. A garment to yam liking can ba bought no? and marked for deliyery at flight are abundantly equipped to genre yoawttjtlx) we're ewr offend. Spring A front, side and back tn minor tttMfly the Spring QMrtha Hero. Our styles, colon and phMe the meet refined and cultured tutofl, Shoes The perfect-fitting qualities of onr ire due to then styled, shaped and built right. Built to conform to the tMtnof men and young men, they represent 4efne of quality not often attained in ready-to-wear shoes.

V.WMH Constructed to Ask Abreast of the newest a conform with Fashion's spring productions. This department offers Stores," If you haven't pamphlet telling you call. That's all." not found in all "Boys' write or ask'for illustrated about the "Boys' Store." "Just Ing to a readjustment ofrates applying, on shipments of Ice cream points In Texas. Cause set for April BELATED AlSTfOtlXCEMEJfT. Ernmn Calve and Alton Oftapart Wo Many Moons Ago, Says a "Friend." New York, March -Emma Calve, tha singer, and AHon Gasparf, the Florentlna tenor, were married abroad more than a year BKO.

according to a statement made todayy an tntfmaftc friend of both parties. Mtfie. Calve nor Slgnor Gasparl would the subject. HEJTftr-JENKINR-- Palestine, March Mr. Ed Hornby of Elkhart and Miss Minnie Jenkins of Slocum were married in this city Thursday at noon, the cornmony boinjc by Justice of the Peace Thomas 8, Word nt tho courthouse.

Lometa, March 11. A. Fulton and Mrs. Lillian Pratt were married Rt Lampasas March 9 and passed through last night on their trip to Fan Angelo. Mr.

Fulton Is a member of the firm of Hill Fulton of Ijometa, Their friends wish them prospprlty. T1ACHEBB Ctattm TexM AMKttUtloi Seit at Hnpelcnn Cripple Hndn Chicago, 111., March from one train and struck by another, which severed ills left leg arm, Edward "Wolf. 17 years old. last night made the instant choice of death as the alternative to i as a hopeless cripple. Fighting off the a Induced hy his Injuries, ho managed to reach into his pocket with hip remaining hand, drew a revolver nnd put a- bullet through his brain.

The bullet passed completely through hip head and penptrated the of his travcllnp companlTM. William H.ilnes. Just grazing the juRiilar vein. Wolf ami ran away from homo in NI-W York tho Wrst. Hrforp shooting wcrnlng dragged Wolf from the U.ick.

"flon't cry. Hill." said Wolf. "My nrm nnd leg are both I but this i fix me all right." XVolf'fl revolver then flashed out tho end of tho i i drams. to Jehu, March i says A f-- nFf.t;on In pnHHr.il djvel. ope when it a lia- hail i a'.

Jnneplmro. Alexander. -Tohn Fain, an Ing at Bristol, rrmovefi. Jt not for the men were rcmcved. Successors Snclil to The Marlln, March After tn In- terestlns two days' metlns.

the Central Texas Teachers' Association adjourned at noon today. Georgetown was selected ns the nest place to meet. Officers were elected as follows: J. F. Kemble, Temple, president; Mr.

San Marcos, vice president: Mlsi gnrt, Waco, secretary and treasurer. Ihe meeting was fairly well attended. The program, as previously published was excellently carried out. though not as large number were present were expected. The meeting In other respects Is regarded by teachers as suCcc-sful Taft VIMtn Terrell, Atlanta, March hero yesterday as the gr.est of.

tho Chamber ot Commerce and the Southern Commorclal Congress, nnd despite the tact that ho probably was the buslr.est man in the city. President Tatt stole A few minutes i 1 rim to call urnn States Senator J. Terrell vt Georgia, who Is confined to his home bv illness. lie tho senator grcntli- JaPJ 0 11 1 I i nB his removal hero ffiftn the eloslnp Jars ot the recent session of congress 'lonwn Numbered! Slrret. Pontrd.

tc The NricE. llry.in. 11. hoMsc." lu Jiryan having been numbered nnd tho pf the streets posted, as well PI large a of concrete built, city council Jins to npply to the postofflcp at Washington at onrc fur mall cryf. The aid or Congressman if Corslcana will be Invoked In matter.

Troltrr Okl.ViT-.nift fity. 11 rrtn enre. of the of th" street ralivii) rirrpiinr "nil f-r th" Interests, ft nn agreement for ot the railway strike renehM- nunnlrg the will riHnmel on Monday, when will MM a -rtfk.