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'IL Illfij AUSTIN AMERICAN: TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1914. A vn air i a THn'f Arle menc; A II ff I UI1V 1 LUU ft i i czr fj; Sidelights on Mexico The Joan of Arc of Northern Mexico MORRIS IS SKEPTICAL OF OTHERS' CHANGES ONE CENT A WORD. No advertisement inserted for less than 15 cents. Two coriHOCiitlVQ Insertions of 15-cent ads for 25 cents. Twenty-live cent ads will be Inserted three times for 50 cents; one Who Carried Banner of Gen.

Coy's Brigade IN GOVERNOR'S RACE air scout to fly in out-of-date and defective aeroplanes. If our a. 'my advances from V'jra Cruz it dots so with week ror VICTORIA CANDIDATE SAYS SUBMISSION WILL CARRY. 1 UNION COUNCIL PREDICTS HIS ELECTION (Ry a Veteran.) WASHINGTON, June 8. When Minister Saurez of Chile, one of the A.

B. C. mediators at Niagara Falls, discussed the advisability of a commission of Junta to rule distracted Mexico, ho spoke with the knowledge of one who lias seen such, a governing body lead a nation out of tlio revolutionary wilderuess. Chile was under the control of a three-headed junta In 1891 and since that date the country has been peaceful and prosperous. The chief difference between the Junta proposed at tho Falls And Chile's commiralon was In mode, of appointment.

It was proposed by the present mediators that tho two warring factions In Mexico each ap ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN the comforting aaaura.nce that, no other great power in the world Is so poorly equipped for air service as the United States and that there are griive doubts whether we are not seriously Inferior to Hucrta's forces in thta branch. Keven army men were killed In 1013 agaln.it nineteen civilians. Thero wece a hundred civilians flying to one officer. Many ot tho clvllljins tried crazy, stunts, freak flying, tangoing In tho air and even loops and upside- down flying. The army officers are not going out for fancy flying but tor straight tests of speed, and altitude.

irv officers do not. tret into tha (Political Advertisements) Says One of First Acts Will Be Calling of Special Session for Education. WALTER CALDWELL Candidate for REPRESENTATIVE Place No. 2 Subject to action of the Democratic primaries, July 25, 1014. i 5 air service unless they have a special point a member of the junta and the A.

B. C. mediators the talent tor mwuann- ana are well i Manv of the elvilinn fivers third Chile's junta was appointed by lim.iiiv.. are wild eyed youths of little teach the revolutionary heads. Vote for COLEY" WHTE.

Candidate for re-election CONSTABLE (Second Term) I PRECINCT NO. 3, TRAVIS COUNTY. Subject to the action of the Domo-; cratlc Primaries, July 25. The members of the Chilean "Junta ing. Yet.

It seems me army men navo of death to one ihout forty chanc de Gobterno" were Jorge Montt, who for a civilian. had been a Chilean navy captain; Waldo Silva, and Barros Luco. They 'Cm 'V'C 1 'Kl' I r'y ruled with full power of government pending the regular election of a President and his installation. STUART (PINKIE) FRANCIS, 1 Candidate i COUNTY COMMISSIONER PB.K-: C1NCT NO. 2.

TRAVIS COUNTY. iSubJoct to the action of the Demo-; cratlc Primaries, July The Chilean troubles started in a FiMDS PERMANENT ELECTRIC CURRENT quarrel between J. M. Bnlmeeeda, Leopold Morris of Victoria, candidate for Governor, arrived In Austin last night from Waco where he addressed the State Democratic Executive Committee and urged that nothing concerning the prohibition issue be placed on the ballot in the July election. "It', a landslide Morris," said he when met at the train last night.

"I did not know how things stood until I went to the people. I have made a tour of all North Texas and I will carry that country, solid." Mr. Morris stated that the point in his address to the executive committee was urging the repeal or modification of the Allison liquor law, which prevents the shipment of liquor into dry territories, but permits one to go to the -wet territory and buy It In person. Mr. Morris claimed that this practice hurt the dry districts, as the buyers seldom bought only liquor on their trips into wet towns, but other things as well.

In regard to the 'i mount of liquor sold before and after the passage of this law, Mr. Morris rald: "The difference is simply the difference between the little brown TOM ANDERSON Candidate for re-election COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECuVCT NO. 1, TRAVIS COUNTY. Subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries, July 2S. JOE HORNSUY, Candidate for COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, Travis County, Respectfully Solio'ts Your Support Democratic Primaries, Saturday, July 25, 1914.

NEW YORK. June 8. Prof. H. Kammerllngh Ounes of Leyden University, who received the Nobel prize in physics last year, has demonstrated the maintenance of a permanent electric current with no potential force to drive It, in a coil of wire in which the power of electrical resistance ir.

metal has been reduced to nil, according to a report from Holland. The reports have created intense interest among seientirits. for the discovery suggests to the electrical world what the possibilities of perpetual motion or mechanical friction reduced to zero would mean in other fields. The commercial possibilities of the discovery can not be considered as yet, because of the large expense involved in reducing metal coils to a point of zero resistance. jug and the big brown suit case." iOST.

(iultereiz. the Joan of Arc of Northern Mr Predicts "Dry" A ictory. toys brigade through seven buttles, photographed on hrr horse as she was riding alone through rough country on her way to vi.sit her mother at Parras. The young woman is ttill In her teens. Her mass of raven hair Is neatly hidden under the combrero.

LOST Between 3 8th and 4 3d on Speedway, one cameo pin with four pearls. Finder pleasi return to 4H W. S8th St. and receive reward. REAL ESTATE CapitolandDepartmentNews i- file c-tc President of Chili, a majority in the Congress, The latter objected to the President's using his influence in favor of a certain candidate for the Presidency.

Six Chilean warships revolted and many of the Congress leaders went aboard them. The revolutionary fleet sailed north and seized Iquique. The army supported tho President and severe battles were fought, the rebels being victorious. The "Junta de Gobierno" was then established. Swiftly Kolnaugurated.

The revolutionary army, marched southward, Balmeceda resigned the Junta established headquarters in Sanitago and order was swiftly rein-augurated. The career of Dr. Aureliano Urru-tia, a pure blooded Indian and proud of it, is in many respects as worthy of study as that of General Huerta. Huerta and Urrutia gave the lie to those who see the Mexican aborigine only dumb creatures of no possibilities. Urrutia, the leading surgeon in Mexico, was born in Xochimllco, a tiny Indian village in the suburbs of the As a boy lie.

peddled baskets in the streets of Mexico City. His parents were extremely poor. In that wondrous land of plenty few starve and some how or other Aureliano attended grammar Bchool in Xochimilco. He didn't get very far Then General Diaz established public schools in Mexico City and young Urrutia was one of the first Mexican boys to avail himself of this opportunity. He was graduated from the public schools and struggled through the medical school, where he studied under Liciaga.

Once a physician, Dr. Urrutia took surgery. He advanced rapidly. His reputation spread, for he was a man of great personality, iron will and vast intellect. He became known as Latin America's greatest surgeon.

He is also one of the wealthiest men in Mexico City. When Huerta came back after defeating Orozco for Madero, he was without command, ill, penniless, friendless and suffering from a cataract which made him nearly blind. Dr. Urrutia took the soldier to his sani IO tACHANGh Two nice cottages of five rooms each, with large grounds. In nice neighborhood; will trade for farm or good Mock farm or ranch.

Address "Business," care American. KATY TRAIN IN WRECK Tender Truck Leaves Tracks Near Georgetown Train Is Delayed. JUflE'TEENTllJIIE DAY FORTY NEGRO CONVICTS TO RECEIVE PARDONS. Mr. Morris expressed the opinion that under normal conditions Texas would go "wet" by a large majority, but that if the issue was submitted at the present time, the State would go dry, because the antis in the dry districts are seeing their trade going to the large cities that are wet, and they will vote for their own welfare regardless of their, sentiments on the liquor question.

"It is rumored around Austin," said Mr. Morris, "that I am in this race to assist in the electon of Mr. Ferguson. Please say for me that I am in this race to elect Leopold Morris and nobody else. "I am attacking Mr.

Ferguson on his public record as severely as I am Ball. In fact, I have had my own candidacy attacked more severely by Ferguson's forces than by Ball's." "Unless something unforeseen happens," said Morris, "I expect to call only one special session of the Legislature if I am elected Governor, and that will be devoted to the advancement and adequate provision for our institutions of higher education." Incorporators: Lester Fisher, I. E. Smith, T. H.

Johnson and others. The Convent of the Good Shepherd, Houston; no capital stock. Incorporators: Louise Kane, Helen Handley, Margaret Gafney. Amendments: De Leon-Gorman Light and Power Company of De Leon, decreasing capital stock from $20,000 to and also authorizing the corporation to operate an electric plant In Gorman, Eastland County; Brazos Valley Ford Company of Beaumont, increasing capital stock from $3500 to $4700; the Crazy Wells Water Company of Mineral Wells, increasing capital stock from $150,000 to $600,000. The Kelly-Moore Oil Company of Beaumont was granted a permit to sell stock under the Blue Sky Law.

WILL SOEJEED TRUST Oil Mills Alleged by Attorney General to Have Fixed Prices. WANTED TO RENT WANTED Light housekeeping rooms located. Address XXX care American. Passengers on the southbound Mis souri, Kansas Texas train yesterday afternoon had a narrow escape when the rear truck of the tender left the track within 100 vnrHo a v.ia Black Serving Thirty-Two Years for Chicken Thefts -Will Gain Freedom. FOR RENTROOMS FOR RENT The firm flooi of the Pt.

Charles Hotel tnr More; for terms. Inquire at hotel. Telephone 66 7 New thnne, REQUISITION IS GRANTED. near Georgetown and was dragged 150 feet before the train could be stopped. The track was badly torn up arid the train delayed two hours.

No one waa hurt. Tho train was htvnrino- a nrKrt 1SOAKD AND ROOMS at St Charles Hotel: new msnagernent; rooms 25c, fiOc, 75c, board by day or week. Home for worklngmen. Phone til. The alleged combination of certain cottonseed oil mills to fix the price of cottonseed and to agree on a division of territory will probably be the next anti-trust matter to be taken up by Attorney General's department.

Assistant Attorney General C. A. Sweeten, in charge of anti-trust matters, Is working on suits that will be filed shortly against the companies alleged to be entered in the comblna? tin. The elleged cottonseed oil mill trusts Were brought to the attention of the department a few months ago. Sine that time mucsh data has been collected and it Is expected to present a strong case.

Governor Colquitt yesterday granted the requisition of Governor Hays of Arkansas for Leonard Riddick, now In the Bowie County Jail. Riddick is wanted In Miller County, Arkansas, for the a.lleged operation of a blind tiger. Ifc I.1UI1IUVI VI delegates and visitors from the rneet- ne MISCELLANEOUS ins liic etaic ixecuuve Committee at Waco, among them being Deopold Morris of Victoria, candidate tor Governor. Some of the passengers severely shaken and FOUR NEW SCHOOLS ARE BEING ERECTED IN TRAVIS COUNTY LONG IS CHIEF CLERK. oaaiy irignteiv "Juneteenth" will probably bring freedom to forty or more negro convicts who are serving terms of varied length In the Texas penitentiaries.

If the recommendations of the tioard of Pardons are accepted by Governor Colquitt. Twenty-five of the cases which wil In all likelihood be recommended to the Governor for conditional pardons have already been considered mid rotered in report. The complete list will be finished In ample time to plve the negroes ttnlr freedom by Emancipating Day. Among the pardon casta before, the board was that of a negro serving a thirty-two-year sentence, for chl2k.cn theft. He was convicted of sixteen separate offenses and given the minimum sentence of two years for each offenso.

Tho negro has nerved Kevin-tcun years of the sentence. ROOM WANTED Youns man de-lre room or room and board In private family; mmt have hot water In bathroom; tat, pric and describe W. R. Long, formerly chief clerk of tho Houss, has taken the position of chief clerk in the State Game, tarium at Tlalpam and cut off the cataract successfully; They became room or no attention will be paid to replies. Address J.

O. care American, i close friends. When Huerta took the 1 Fish and Oyster Department. Percy McDanncll, formerly chief clerk of RAILROAD TrMouBLE. I.

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supreme power Dr. Urrutia received the portfolio of the Interior. He FIRST WOMAN ON JOB. that department, has been made chief clerk of the labor department. Outlying Districts Voted Bends for Improvement of Edu- cational Facilities- proved strongly anti-American and often declared in favor of war with Ft'MUlAli JVOT1CE APPROVES BOND ISSUES.

Train: Arrives. No. 10 6.15 a.m Local 10: 35 a.m. St. Louis St Louis p.m.

Departs. 7:00 a.rru 10:35 a.m. 2:25 p.m. 11:10 p.m. the United States.

He advised the scalpel for Mexico's troubles. Only strong measures would do, he said. Most Atrocious Cruelties. W. P.

Dumas, chief clerk of the Attorney General's department, has left for a two weeks' vacation. During his absence Miss- MaryMcGuire Is acting hh chief clerk. This is said to be tho first time that a woman has held fctich a position, even temporarily. In the Attorney general's department. Southbound.

The Attorney General's Department approved the following bond issues yesterday: Coleman County Common School District No. 58, $5000. 20 Van RESERVE AGENTS APPROVED. Train: Pie became known for, the most atrocious cruelties, whether mighty or The funeral of Ixnils Luck, who was drowned Sunday afternoon, will be held this (Tuesday) morning from tho Patterson undertaking parlors at 10 o'cloc k. Tho decease Is survived by his mother, four brothers.

lrd Henry. Charles and Alfred; three sinters, y'. Srliloaiser, Mrs. Miller and Miss il. Luck.

no. According to his enemies his sur Arrives. 4:10 a.m. 6:35 a. m.

2:13 p.m. 6:58 p.m. Departs. 4:10 a.m. 6:40 a.m.

2:15 p.m. 6.58 p.m. Mexico City Ltd Local No. 9, Local. No.

1, Limited. geon training or his Indian nature Zandt County Common School District No. 109, $1300. 20-15 5's-j City of Mart street Improvement bonds, $30,000 40-20 5's. The following banks were approved yesterday by the department 'of Insurance and banking as reserve agents tor State banks: Security National Rank' of Dallas, for the First State P.ank of Childress and the Guaranty State Dank of Merit.

Provident National Hank of Waco, steeled him to all pity. At the time the Senator Dominguez and Senator Bordes Mangel disappeared it was openly charged that Dr. Urrutia had ordered them shot to death. He was MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS. corner, makrit.

STATE EXAMINERS MEET Der.A l-rn for the First State Dank of Otto Southbound. Arrives, i 3 3 5 a. m. .11:50 a.m. 5:05 p.m.

Train: No. 7 Flyer No. 3 Limited American Exchange National Dank Manv TnrhP SnoV rwt-ifi of Dallas, for the Ravenna State iUdny -iCaCHeM becK Lertlfl- 3:45 a.m.rei 4:20 a.m.3, 1:10 p.m. no 5:10 p.m.ed. Four new school buildings are under construction in the county and will be completed before the opening of school next September.

Two of the houses are to be built in the Carl district. No. 40, which has voted $4000 in bonds for the purpose. One of the new bimdings Is for negro pupils and one is for white. Both are to be modern wooden structures of two rooms each.

The St Elmo district has already begun building two-room wooden structure which is to be modernly equipped with adjustable steel desks and latest improved blackboards. The district voted $3000 for the purpose. The other new building is to be constructed In Kimbro district No. 28, and Is to cost $2 500. This makes a total $10,500 which is to be expended during the summer In erecting new school buildings, all of which are to be modernly equipped and ready for occupancy by September 1.

HERE TO BUY FURNITURE P.ank STATE COURTS MUST DECIDE FACE VALUE OF INSURANCE POLICY catci. Before Normal Opens. Kort Worth National Dank of Fort Worth, for tho First Mute P.ank of Trent. First State Hank of Quitman, for tho Farmers Statu Dank of Mineola, Train: Derj.irts Northbound. Arrives.

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June The failure it European cables to come as hlp.h as spccted caused tho selling of long roffoe. which rave the market nn eivs-lr-r tone. The closing was steady. Havre closed fr. lower and Hamburg finish il 4 to -X pfg.

higher. I'rli'cs st Rio were unchanged; at Pantos thev advanced fit) rels. flose: Juno. 9 July, a 1 0 "i 2c; August, 9.2(M'f 9.12r: September, 9.80 9.32c; October. 9.40 'u 9 41c; Novem-ber.

9 Decemtier. U.f,T'i 9 69c; Jnnuary, 9 59 fl 9.61c; February, 9 K( ii S.82c; March. 9.62 9.S4c; April. 9C3 9 65c; May, 9 64 i 9 65c; No. 7 Rio 9 He; j.nles.

SS.OOO bags. 3:45 p.m. ttf 12:01 p.m.n 11:35 p.m.J No. 4 Limited No. 8 Flyer commonly known as "The Black Death." But he made a mistake when he arrested in his bed at midnight Senator Manuel Calero, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Mexican Senate, and one of the most prominent lawyers and politicians in' Mexico.

Twice Dr. Urrutia had Calero arrested, thus violating the Constitution giving members of Congress immunity. Senor Calero schemed successfully to achieve the surgeon's downfall and In September General Huerta asked his friend to resign from the Cabinet. Urrutia's influence grew less and less. He was forced to flee in the disguise of a common laborer to Vera Cruz, seeking the protection of tho A COMPANY, KOCSTOX TEXAS rrvTB 1 Train: Arrlvm VVVl Houston 6:30 a.m." 10:00 amYT Tho Slate Board of Examiners started on their regular Ju quizzing work yesterday, as is usually the case at this time of the year, (he board has a large number of applications for teachers' certificates to consider.

The work will bo completed as rapidly as possible order that applicants planning to attend summer normal schools may know the results of their examinations before the season opens. S. A. Jay. chairman, Is the only regular resident member of the board In attendance.

The special members are W. D. Roper of I'ollln County, Donald McDonald of Crockett, Jerrv Martin of Duda nnd O. and W. H.

Fmtnett of Austin. O.O II. III. 11 "Sfl Tl 1 -nam io. ox- reaves Austin fori Llano and Lainnnsas at 7-in 1 The department of Insurance and banking was Informed yesterday by J.

S. Kendall of Dnll.is that step's aro being taken to form a $1,000,000 trust company In that city. Mr. Kendall wrote to the department requesting Information on 1 ho meihod of procedure In filing application for permit to do business and other matters of a technical nature. The promoters of the proposed companv wen.

not disclosed in Kendall's letter. train No. 52 arrives at Austin from I Llano and Lamriasas fi-sn Three Districts Send School Supply Purchasers to Town. Marine Intelligence train No. 53 (mixed dailv except Sun' day) departs from Austin for Llano and Lampasas at 10:10 a.

train No. 54 (mixed, daily except Sunday) arrives from Lampasas at 4:40 n. WASHINGTON, June 8. That the paid-up value of an insurance policy shall be determined according to the statutes of the States where the contract Is made, but that this shall abridge the right of free contract in other States was In effect the decision of fho Supreme Court of the United States today. The question was raised In a case appealed to the court from the Supreme Court-of Missouri by tho New York Life Insurance Company.

The company claimed that on a policy drawn by Richard O. Head of New Mexico, the contract being made in Kansas City, It owed tho beneficiaries $89. The courts of Missouri held that under the laws of that State the company was liable for $7478. Ocean Voyager: Don't the passengers make you tired with tho questions they nsk Captain: Yes. indeed; what else is It.

you want to know? Detroit Free Press. soldiers of the Nation which above all others he despised and later coming to this country he hated as a refugee. Congress is showing actually murderous traits in its treatment of the ftrmy and navy aviators. Us niggardly policy Is killing off brave officers at an alarming rate. Experts say the mortality is due entirely to forcing ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Fpeclal to The American. GALVESTON, Texas, June The stiMm.ihlp Alamo steamed Saturday afternoon for New York. STAGE LINES. Llano, Mason. Fredericksburg and Mcnardville.

Leave Llano, 12:30 p. arrivo School Trustees E. L. Ratllffe, I. L.

Meeks and Will Tumey from the St. Elmo district were in the city yesterday inspecting school furnishings preparatory to purchasing new equipment for their school. T. A. Christian-son of the Kimbro district, and Geo, Boring of the Carl district were also in for the same purpose.

Woor! Where this female undressing race Will end, nobody knows. Some day a girl will paint her face And then paint on her cloths. Cincinnati Enquirer. Mason 7:30 p. m.

Leave Mason, 4 a. arrive Llano. 11 m. Faro $2.50 each way. INSURANCE ACTIVITIES.

The Farmers Mutual Hall Insurance Company of Dallas submitted to the Insurance department vesterday application fur approval of its charter nnd a penult to do business in the State. The Royal Indemnity Company notified the insurance department that It will comply wlih the new reduced rates on workmen's compensation insurance. l.eavo Mason. 6:30 i- Fredericksburg, 6 p. m.

Leave Fredericksburg, 6:30 a. arrive JIason. 5 p. m. Round Trip.

$5. Articles of Incorporation were filed In the Secretary of Slate's office yesterday by the following companies: Tim Adolplius Patisserie nnd Itak-cry Company, Dallas; capital stock, $2000. Incorporators: Frank Car-reaud, Albert Dlserens, J. A. Swim.

Young Men's Hustness League of Fort Worth; no capital stock; purpose, to promote the interest of trade. Incorporators: M. L. M.is-ingtll, Ross Trigg, H. F.

Allen. The Howard County Fair Association, Dig Springs; capital stock, $6000. (rnin Cargo, GALVESTON, Texas, Juno One Cf the largest grain cargoes ever to go out of Galveston will be when the Gloria de 1 steams for Antwerp this week with 864.000 bush-ids. Sailings ror tho first half of the month constltuto a grain export record for Juno and prospects are that June will exceed the million busliol mark. Leave Mason Tue.qd.iva.

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Fare, $2.50 each wav Leave llason si.i. at Drady 6 o'clock. Stage fare. S2 American want, ads are go-getters. Try one.

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