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I FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM by filed against insurance companies his Walker following the destruction, 1909. of elevator by have been company's All of the cases the plaintiff's favor. decided in Deaths Farris, Saturday morning at his vetFarris D. "residence in Riverside. He was a Confederate survived by his widow, eran.

He is Dr. H. A. Farris of and J. A.

C. three sons, Georgetown, S. Fort Worth. and The funeral E. Farris of conducted from the residence wil be 2:30 o'clock.

InSunday afternoon at will be made in Mount Olivet. terment funeral of C. H. Leak, Leak- -The who died Friday at his residence, 2219 will be conducted from Clinton avenue, Saturday afternoon. Inthe residence, will be made in West Oakwood.

L. Aiken, 66, died Aiken -Stephen night at his residence in Lake Friday View addition. He is survived by a widow and five children. The remains were forwarded Thursday morning to Boyd for interment by Undertaker Robertson. F.

Spelman, funeral director and H. unbalmer. 1002 Monroe. Phones Robertson, funeral director and L. P.

embalmer. All details looked after. Brief Items of Interest in Cily Veiht-Crawford Hdw. Everything. Gies' Barber Shop.

304 Houston st. Broadfoot Daniel for everything In hardware, 606 Houston. Lamar 135. Drumm's for cut flowers. We have three phones in our store.

They are never 'all busy. W. A. Terrell, president of the RailMail Service Association of the way Eleventh division, will leave June 1 for Syracuse to attend the annual meeting of the national associationates will be accompanied by from the Eleventh division, J. B.

McReynolds Fort Worth, W. P. Rhodes of San of Antonio and H. H. Miller of Denison.

Would Relieve Poor. TOKIO," May Katsura, premier and minister of finance, is leading a movement to obtain a fund of $10,000,000 to be used for the relief of the sick and poor of Japan. WHISKERS IN CAMPAIGN. The entrance of Mayor Billard of Topeka as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor of Kansas opens up new feature in the conduct of a campaign. For Billard has whiskers.

He hasn't whiskers like Senator Carter or Judge Ricksecker, but there is a growth that will call out the board of health before the summer of 1912 is over, if the germ theory holds good. Free silver and the recall will both go down before the onslaught that will be made for and against the hair-faced man. Families will split, there will be new alignments, and the factions of Democracy will break up, the remnants forming others who will decide first last and all the time whether they for whiskers or against ante whiskers. And the campaign should be rather a lively News. MAIFEST There will be a grand celebration at Hermann Park May 22-23.

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quently the bowels are involved and there is colic pains and diarrhoea. McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is a grand corrective remedy for stomach and bowel disorders of babies. It is pure, wholesome and pleasant to take. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Physician Wants Inspection of School Children Revived Fort Worth's Building Praised as Best in State- -Ventilation Good, but Projecting Dust Catchers Criticised. Fort Worth's splendid public school, system received a backset when office of medical inspector was aboiished, in the opinion of Dr. John T. Moore of Houston, former president of the Texas State Medical Association, who spoke on "Sex Hygiene" late Friday before a large audience of parents and teachers at the Sixth district school. "Many defectives in the public school can be made strong." said Dr.

Moore after the address, "and there is no way to pick them out from the ranks of school children without the competent medical man. "Formerly, the Fort Worth school board empoyed a man to inspect the children, pick out the diseased and physically defective children and correct their defects. I am sorry the school board has dropped this. In some of the states regular medical inspection in the schools is required by state law and the school board has a right to point out and insist upon corrections of defectiveness at the expense of the city or the community." With the exception of this feature, Dr. Moore said he considered the Fort Worth schools modern and comparing favorably with those of other very cities.

The buildings here, he said, are being copied by other Texas cities. Houston is preparing to issue $500.000 worth of bonds for schools of the Fort Worth type. In his lecture, Dr. Moore urged the necessity of expert teaching of sex hygiene in the public schools and Superintendent Cantwell pledged himself to recommend the appointment of qualified man to teach the boys and an equally expert woman to teach the girls. These experts will undertake to destroy the ignorance of the laws of SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1911.

CLASS OF 38 GRADUATED FROM MEDICAL COLLEGE Commencement Exercises Followed by Alumni Banquet- Leads. -eight medical students, pharmacists and nurses were awarded diplomas Friday night at the nineteenth annual graduation exercises of the medical department of Fort Worth University. Following the exercises, a banquet was tendeerd by the alumni association of college. the first time in the history of Texas medical colleges, a woman, Miss Anna M. Greve, was tendered the general proficiency prize.

She was the only woman in a class of twentysix who were awarded physicians' diplomas. Ten young men were given diplomas from the school of a pharmacy and two nurses were allowed practicing certificates. Clifton H. Jarrett of Canyou City won the Lackey gold medal for scholarship in the senior class of pharmacy and Miss Rena M. Smith of Fort Worth won the junior prize.

Dr. W. R. Thompson, dean of medical department, announced the following hospital appointments: Drs. P.

L. McDade and J. T. Montgomery of this city, to St. Joseph's infirmary; Dr.

Webb Walker of Lufkin to the Medical College hospital, and Dr. M. A. Beckhman to the International Great Northern hospital at Palestine. The program was carried out according to schedule, with the exception that J.

Burt Glenn sang in place of Richard Durrett. The program was: Invocation--William Fielder, D. D. Violin- -Romanze (Sevendsen). Miss Lucy Ault.

Lagunen" (Con Von Sternberg), Prof. J. Drummond Reager. -(Class in medicine), Edwin Davis. Vocal-Selected, J.

Burt Glenn Valedictory-(Class in pharmacy), O. Lee Stuart. Conferring of Degrees William Fielder, D. D. Awarding of Prizes and Hospital Appointments--W.

R. Thompson, M. dean. Florence Nightingale Pledge to Graduated Nurses -R. H.

Needham, dean school of pharmacy. Vocal-Selected, Mrs. Erma Lewis King. Benediction--George W. Ray, D.

D. After the graduation exercises, the students and instructors repaired to the Westbrook, where the alumni association of the medical department give a banquet. Dr. William Rounds presided toastmaster and responses were made by Dr. Guy Reed of Beaumont, O.

F. Carlton of Fort Worth, Dr. Edwin Davis, class 1911, Worth; Dr. Bacon Saunders of Fort Worth, former dean of the Medical Dr. V.

Morton of the clas of College: Dr. Neel class of 1904. Dr. W. L.

Taylor of the pharmacy class 1900 and Dr. W. R. Thompson. dean; Those graduated Friday night were: School of Medicine--E.

Hatcher Boaz, president; H. W. Lingsweller, vice president; John J. O' Reilly, secretary-treasurer: J. Owen Carpenter, sergeant-at-arms: Edwin Davis, valedictorian: William P.

Barron, James Oscar Butler, William W. Davis, valeFrench David Hinkson, Marshall T. Knox, Samuel A. Lundy, Adam P. McElroy.

Paul C. Murphey, D. M. Speer, Frank Fenwick Young John F. Burt, Ollie E.

Clements, Eugene H. Fordtran, Miss M. Greve, E. Ernest Johnson. Sydney P.

Loomis, Percy L. McDade. James T. Montgomery. John Norris.

Joseph ord. son. Reed Wolfe, Edward B. ThomasSchool of Pharmacy--Henry B. Littlepage, president; J.

Grady Holland, president; William L. Taylor, secretary-treasurer; Charles F. Sullivan, sergeant-at-arms: 0. L. Stuart, valedictorian; Kirk Craddock, C.

Davis Francklow, Edward. M. Faught, Clifton Jarrett. Howard W. Wylie.

School of Nursing--Miss Monte 0. Archer, Miss Minnie P. Hill 75 OIL MILL OWNERS TO GO TO 1911 MEETING C. H. Committee, Bencini, Chairman Receives of Execursion Many From Over Texas.

At seventy-five members of the Texas section of the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Association are expected to assemble in Dallas June 2 to embark on special train for the annual meeting of the national association in New York, June 7, 8 and 9. C. H. Bencini of Fort Worth is chair. man of the excursion committee of the Texas section and is receiving letters from all over the state daily from cotton oil mill men promising to go on the special train.

President Taft will attend the annual banquet at the Astor hotel during the JEWS ARE THREATENED Agitation for Massacre Reported From Kiev. MOSCOW. May papers report that an agitation for a massacre of Jews is perceptible at Kiev, where many Jews, alarmed, are disposing of their property in preparation for a flight. The papers state that the massacre appears to have been set for tomorrow and the agitation followed a rumor alleging the ritualist killing of a boy last March. Stomach Blood and Liver Troubles Much sickness starts with weak stomach, and consequent poor, impoverished blood.

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PREACHER ARRESTED Rev. C. C. Rearden, a Christian preacher and a real estate dealer, was brought to Fort from Clarendon by Constable Mann FriWorth. night to answer an indictment over a year old, charging swindling in an amount over- $50.

The minister says that there is a mistake somewhere, that he has not been guilty of any illegal or wrongful act, to his knowledge. The indictment charges that Rearden traded to J. D. Crady for thirty acres of land near Arlington three lots in town of Clarendon which he did in fact own. The land near thot Arlington, it is alleged, is worth $300.

Crady now lives in Abilene. 'Judge Tom Simmons fixed Rearden's bond at $750, which he readily made. PREACHER ARRESTED ON SWINDLING CHARGE Rev. C. Rearden Brought From Clarendon by Constable Mann.

Bond Is Readily Given, Nursing Mothers and Malaria. The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. drives out mitlaria and builds the system. For grown people children, 50c. and" GRAIN COMPANY WINS FIRE INSURANCE SUITS J.

L. Walker Awarded Over $5,000 in Cases Following Destruction of Elevator. J. L. Walker, president of Walker Brothers Grain Company, was winner in the insurance suits against the Equitable and Hartford companies by the verdict district returned in the Sixty enth court Saturday morning.

The jury returned a verdict of $3,002.61 against the Equitable and $2,268.08 against the Hartford. These were two of a number of cases Texas News FORMER ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN DIES James McCartney, 76, Dead at Sherman--Spent Last Years in Texas. Special to The Star-Telegram, SHERMAN, Texas, May McCartney, former attorney general of Illinois, a member of congress from and district. judge in that Chicago city, died at St. Vincent's sanitarium in this city at 8 o'clock today after an illness of several days.

He was 76 years old and had made home with his daughter, Mrs. H. his in this city for the last six P. Ross, He was retiring and but very years. few people knew of the prominent he had taken in public affairs.

part He went into the Civil war as captain of the 145th Illinois, volunteers out a colonel. wtil and came be taken to Chicago for burial. SALE OF I. G. N.

ROAD RESET FOR JUNE 13 Second Mortgage Holders Obtain Delay--J. W. Everman Now General Superintendent of T. P. DALLAS, May sale of the International Great Northern railroad.

which was set for May 16 at Palestine, was yesterday afternoon postponed until June 13 by Federal Judge McCormick. A petition for postwas made by second ponement gage holders. Thomas J. Freeman, the newly appointed vice president of the Texas Pacific, and who will hold a similar position with the International Great Northern, has abolished the office of general manager of the Texas Pacific. J.

W. Everman was appointed general superintendent and Page Harris assistant general superintendent. WITHERED ARM AS DEFENSE AT TRIAL Victor A. Cook. Charged With Murder, Endeavors to Prove Inability to Protect Himself.

DALLAS, May show, his inability to protect himself, Victor A. Cook, in the district court here yesterday, took off his coat and displayed a withered arm to the court and jury. Cook is being tried on the charge of having shot and killed Walter Cook in the defendant's saloon. last December. BALLINGER, Texas, May wolf attacked and nearly killed Milton, the 4-year-old son of E.

E. Woodson here yesterday in front of the Woodson home. The animal broke from its chain in another part of the city and finding the boy, severely bit him on the face, neck and hands. A traveling man was attracted by the boy's cries and drove the wolf off with a kick. WOLF ATTACKS BOY Traveling Salesman Kicks Animal Off, Saving Child's Life.

SELECT SAN ANTONIO Officers--Frank Adjourn I. After Electing Irwin President. DALLAS, May Texas State Association adjourned yesterday after electing officers and selecting San Antonio for the next meeting. The following officers were elected: President, Frank I. Irwin, Terrell; first vice president, August Loesen, Lagrange; second vice president.

Walter Yates, Forney; third vice president, Miss Jennie Hyer, Frost; secretary-treasurer, John Vaughn. Mart: assistant secretary, Bruce Newton, Weatherford. SUFFERS $10,000 LOSS Wellington, Texas, Sustains Loss 1n Section. WELLINGTON. May in the business section yesterday caused $10.000 loss.

The heaviest losers were A. F. Burgess, meat market, W. L. Covey, grocery.

Knights of Pythias hall, $2,000. HEAVY TEXAS RAINS Downpour at Dalhart Biggest for Three Years. DALHART. Texas, May believed to be the heaviest this section in three years been falling since last night, filling streams and ponds. It is general over Northwest Texas.

VERNON, Texas, May rain fell here early today. SAN ANTONIO, May received here state that Thursday night's rain caused several washouts on the Crystal City Uvalde road near Crystal City. A four -inch rain fell at Carrizo Springs. VERNON, Texas. May Pease river went out of its bands here today in a sudden rise caused by heavy rains to the westward.

Restrains Candy Company, SAN ANTONIO, May L. Hildreth of Boston obtained an injunction against the Bee Candy Manufacturing Company in the Federal court yesterday, restraining it from using a rotary type of candy pulling machine. Buy Cotton Twine Mill. WACO, May capitalists have taken $100.000 stock in a cotton twine mill, this being half of the issue of stock. A definite announcement regarding a start on the buildings and the parties interested will be made in a few days.

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The insurrecto loss is reported at fifeen killed and about fifty The federal loss is given at killed and 137 wounded. larger number of federals were killed or wounded when they retreated to the barracks Wednesday from the jail, church and municipal buildings. They, were. shot down rebel sharpshooters they ran into the streets. The insurrectos were supplied with small dynamite bombs made of fourinch sections of gas pipe, stopped and filled with slugs.

They did deadly but numbers of insurrectos were killed or wounded in their daring attempt to place or throw these bombs in vital places. Cananea Is Spared. NACO, Sonora, May last night a score of autos sent from Arizona border points carried women and children out of Cananea in anticipation of a rebel attack on that camp. The men refused utilize the autos to make their way to the border leaving the vehicles for the women and children. Juan Cabral demanded the surrender of Cananea yesterday.

The federal garrison, consisting of 200 men under Mayor Arnold and 200 under Col. Chiapas, who had just arrived from Agua Prieta, refused to surrender. Cabral then sent a courier to American Consul George Wiswall, advising that the Americans in the camp be removed to a safe place. Negotiations were begun to prevent a battle and Cabral was urged to forego an attack because the principal sufferers would be Americans, who control the mines in the vicinity. When the conference broke up it was thought Cananea would be spared for the present.

Jose Carmalo and Tomas Lopez Linarez, representing the federal ment, who are in conference with Juan Cabral, the rebel leader. are understood to be negotiating for the surrender of Cananea, It is stated that Cabral will undoubtedly occupy the town tonight without resistance. BEAUTIFUL HANDS AND ARMS A FAMOUS BEAUTY GIVES HER SECRET TO THE WORLD. A Free Prescription You Can Prepare at your Own Home. Many women take perfect care if their face and clothes, yet neglect their hands.

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Epecial to The clearam, AUSTIN Parshall, who was given two a Waco hotel man, in the penitentiary for permityears under his ting gaming on premises control and who just was pardoned will today race with by the governor, death. The governor mailed the pardon last night and today he received a message that Parshall's 8-year-old at Waco and wants daughter is dying The governor immeto see her father. the prison authorities diately phoned his liberty at once to give Parshall him at once for Waco so and dispatch he may see his child before she passes away. The prison authorities said they would a grant the request. FARMER KILLED AND THROWN INTO RIVER Man Who Lived With Victim Under Arrest at Beaumont -Many Bullet Body.

BEAUMONT, May body of W. A. Horn, 60. a prominent white farmer, was found in the Neches river Constable Merriman and yesterday by There were many bullet wounds posse. the body showing Van Horn had on murdered then thrown into the been river.

His body was tied to a large with wire. William A. Cook, who log lived with Van Horn, has been placed under arrest. JURY CAN'T AGREE IN MATTHEW MARTIN CASE No Verdict Reached in Case of Boy Accused of Stabbing Youth Over Girls and Picture Show. The jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of Matthew Martini the 16-year-old boy tried in the Fortyeighth' district court Friday for assault to murder on Willie Ripy, a boy of the same age.

The testimony showed that young Ripy was taking two girls to a picture show when they left him to go with Matthew. In the difficulty which followed Ripy was stabbed. Coppers' New Uniforms. Fort Worth's "finest" will blossom out about Tuesday in new uniforms. The first consignment of thirty-three police uniforms was received by Washer Brothers Saturday and were delivthe consignment probably reered to the police.

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Dr. Malone Duggan of San Antonio also spoke before the audience, dwelling at length upon the same subject. The physicians spent Friday in Fort Worth, on their way home from Amarillo, where they attended the annual convention of the Texas State Medical Association. In the forenoon they visited the public schools. In an interview Dr.

Moore said in part of the Fort Worth public school buildings: "I am glad to congratulate Fort Worth on its modern school buildings, after having visited most of them. The new high school building is one of best anywhere. Fort Worth is known to have probably the most modern schools in the state in the matter of ventilation. The type is being closely studied by other cities. "The new buildines here, I have 0b- served, are planned to avoid defects.

One feature I was struck with, and that is common in most school buildings everywhere, is the projecting ornamentation of the interior of the buildings. Projecting door and window facings are dust traps and should be remedied by making them flush with the walls." TO NIGHT 10 DE THEY WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP All 50c. Druggists deme 10ay Each garment is delivered in dustproof, water-proof Sanitary Jackets, keeping them "just like NEW" until ready to wear. It Costs No More Tome LAUNDRY Phone Lamar 289 To Your the Kid Ladies- Gloves Cleaned Remember Free This Year..