Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 8

UU Ar----irtn 4 F017 WORTH STAP-TETEGRAM MIIIMINSICIIIMORMINIKAMMIC2111E2MWMEN1101110011 I The Good old i -um l'ItPWt4 r' I I This season of all others calls for the ex The Good Old tummer P'f iNit9WAr4 This season of all others calls for the exercise of good taste in foot dress We have made a study of prevailing styles and are offering the most "fetching" line of Summer Shoes In our $250 department Shoes to harmonize with any costume dainty stylish comfortable low heels plenty of freedom for the foot yet classy and graceful There's lots of style to this $250 In Pumps Button Oxfords and Straps whites tans 1 NewkirkOffutt Shoe Co dd 1 1 PA E- EIGHT i FC -14 I AIR 0 1ntil 1170 Fr 14 11 I II 1141 ift Ll ILI NJ LI 0 i i 1 OF a Ltd BRIIN TA ii i Display C1 day '1 i 11 Special ogiur 1 viAriNED OF tilniEN vi 1 Li 4 I rt-' li Ii 1 By Asso(i II atfd Press LONDON April were I ''')' sent out today by the directorates of 1 tiles 11'4' k- all the railroad systems in the Unitec) I I -s! I I Kingdom to the effect that militant I 24 I '4 suffragettes had threatened to burn I lt --'11-1 41) stations in various parts of the coml- i 1 bat try Patrols will be stationed at -II i and in tunnels Some empt3' trains 'Were dynamited I near Stockport Cheshire during the 0 l': Suffragettes are suspected of I 1 r----! I having committed the outrage I I 11 Lectures at City Hall There is no 1910 or 1911 Stock in this showing of shoes no Sidney Tapp lawyer author and 1 i leftovers no old-timers we sold all our job lots and leftovers lecturer' announces he will lecture on -The Truth About the Bible" tonight at I 11 last January and February This is an exhibit of shoes for 8 o'clock in front of the city hall Tapp I is spring shoes that are properly styled and are sold came to Fort Worth from Mineral I 1 Wells Ile is traveling over the South I' I I at the right prices That's the kind of shoes yOU Will find at giving lectures in theaters churches and open air ar 1 Hickman Levee Breaks 1 1 4: 11 N1G'S I MEMPHIS Tenn April long I i I telephone message from Hick- I man Ky stated that the city levee 1 4 It isn't necessary to tell our regular know But there went out after 14:30 I ot r'ci el toodiao3ss fclof old fien gjahser ef apcotrotre3d- I I for the benefit of many who are not regular customers we clis wish to announce -----m---- I "The MonniT Spec ial" Shoes for Men come in all the best i styles of the ne LLA lv season: and in all leathers priced from THAvI oppos Eo To $300 to 5 I i' BflicK Hon To DALLAs 1 "The Monnin- Broadway" shoes for Men come in all the best -I -styles of the new season and in all leathers priced from 600 i $500 to I i IIr Dotvrlas Shoes for 'gen come styles of in all the best st Committee Seeking Lower I I i i- the new season and in all leathers priced $350 and -11-00 The Monnig- Duchess Shoes for Women come in all thc best Rates on Material Meets 1 styles of the new season and in all the new fabrics and leath- I ers priced from $250 to 0as00 Saturday The above shoe lines are recommended to the buying public by the "Monrlig Dry Goods Co" who have a reputation of Engineer Travilla and the mem- 24 years' fair square merchandising in Fort on bers of the commissioners' court were in consulta'tion Friday morning COT1- I I I the strength of this reputation we say to you when you buy a t- cerning the time of letting the bids 1 1- pair of these shoes that don't prove satisfactory (this seldom for the eight main roads of the county I happens) bring them will make good Travilla's cominittee statement that the special to 'attempt to secure red 1 i duced railroad rates for road niaterial 1 DON'TYOU THINK THIS IS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY to Tarrant county would meet Satur- day morning caused the commission- I SHOES? ers to decide to wait until that corn- I t-- reported I mittee had ONE PRICE TO OR CREDIT A brick contracting company is i I 1 I 4 working hard on the commissioners sio 4 -tNa On the proposition of making the Dal- I 444 -k I i 4 THE STORE likly i'' 77'0e MAIL las road of brick to the Dallas county line 1 1 i i WITH 0 r-- 0 rfr421 ORDERS 41 I Dallas is said to be enthusiastic over I IP 1 the idea and Daliors are! -4 I FILLED I I 24YEARS 'V-- 0- m- A' givi las newspa ng much commendatory sr'ace to it p302 I i 'd REPUTATION pRomuy paving "The road can be built for $10000 1 1- v4: tql! 4 a mile" said an official of the brick! company to l'he Star-Telegram I il -We could not build an 18-foot road- way for that money but a 14-foot I :1 roadway would be all right" I1 Engineer Travilla does not favor the 1 1 brick road to Dallas He strongly fa- 44 vors an 18-foot roadway with wide! jmieme 1 cri gravel shoulders on each side to make! 1N1 the width iv(' th i riv-iit ftes" 4 I PAGE EIGHT ILA Ai kJ Special Display Saitirday There is no 1910 or 1911 stock in this showing of shoes no leftovers no old-timers wt sold all our job lots and leftovers last January and Februar This is an exhibit of shoes for spring shoes that are properly styled and are sold at the right prices That's the kind of shoes you will find at 1 It isn't necessary to tell our regular know But for the benefit of many who are not regular Customers we wish to announce "The Monnig Spec ial" ShOes for Men come in all the best i I styles of the nelx season and in all leathers priced from I 1 $300 to 501) "The Monnig Shoes for Men come in all the best styles of the new season and in all leathers priced from $500 to 600 IN Douglas Shoes for come in all the best styles of the new season and mall leathers priced $350 and -1110 The Monnig Duchess Shoes for Women come in all thc best styles of the new season and in all the new fabrics and leathers priced from $250 to The above shoe lines are recommended to the buying public by the "Monnig Dry Goods Co" who have a reputation of 24 years' fair square merchandising in Fort Worth--and on the strength of this reputation we say to you when you buy a pair of these shoes that don't prove satisfactory (this seldom happens) bring them will make good DOWTYOU THINK THIS IS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY SHOES? ONE PRICE TO OR CREDIT THE STORE Mi 1 24YEARS1 REPUTATION NN1G'S X5J IPIAILROADS 1111 ALL 11F GREAT VIAINED OF 1 By Issociatfd Press LONDON April were sent out today by the directorates of all the railroad systems in the Unitec) Kingdom to the effect that militant suffragettes had threatened to burn stations in various parts of the country Patrols will be stationed at and in tunnels Some empty trains Were dynamited 1 near Stockport Cheshire during the night Suffragettes are suspected of I having committed the outrage Lectures at City Halt Sidney Tapp lawyer author and lecturer' announces he will lecture on -The Truth About the Bible" tonight at 8 o'clock in front of the city hall Tapp tame to Fort Worth from Mineral Wells He is traveling over the South giving lectures in theaters churches and Open air Hickman Levee Breaks 'MEMPHIS Tenn April long distance telephone message from Hickman Ky stated that the city levee there went out ilortly after 12:30 o'clock today flooding the factory district No loss of life as reported --mn----- BELLA OPPOSED TO BRICK ROAD TO DALLAS Cemmittee Seeking Lower Rates on Material Meets Saturday Engineer Trayilla and the mem- bers of the commissioners' court were in consultation Friday morning con- cerning the time of letting the bids the eight main- roads of the county Travilla's statement that the special I to 'attempt to secure re- duced railroad rates for road material to Tarrant county would meet Satur- day morning caused the commission- ers to decide to wait until that corn- mittee had reported A brick contracting company is working hard on the commissioners on the proposition of making the Dal- las road of brick to the Dallas county line Dallas is said to be enthusiastic over the idea and Dallas newspairs are giving much commendatory saace to it- "The road can be built for $10000 mile" said an official of the brick paving company to The Star-Telegram -We could not build an 18-foot road- way for that money but a 14-foot roadway would be all right" Engineer Travilla does not favor the brick road to Dallas He strongly fa- vors an 18-foot roadway with wide shoulders on each side to make width of the road from I I 25O-295-35O at Sixth Street HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE NEGRO ARRESTED kaickpin Belonging to Mrs Boaz Found on Man Causes Arrest Eugene Patterson a negro laborer was arrested Friday as the result of an investigation begun Thursday night after discovery of a fire in the home of Mrs Boaz over 209 West Eleventh street A stickpin identiliod by Mrs Boaz as her property led to the arrest Investigation of the fire was started by Fire Marshal Peninger when he learned an empty gasoline can had been found in the room in which the blaze was discovered The fire broke out at 10:19 tn Thursday while Eugene Patterson a negro laborer was arrested Friday as the result of an investigation begun Thursday night after discovery of a fire In the home of Mrs Boaz over 209 West Eleventh street A stickpin identilitta by Mrs Boaz as her property led to the arrest Investigation of the fire was started by Fire Marshal Peninger when he learned an empty gasoline can had found in the room in which the blaze was discovered The fire broke out at 10:19 in Thursday while I Fiftetin Baptist laymen will go to Dallas ltext Tuesday to attend the au- i nual meting of the Texas Baptist lay- men ard will invite the next meeting kt I to FortlWorth The Chamber of Corti- fierce uditorium which will he corn- pleted fall will be used for the conventinn if the laymen come here Rev Jester pastor oi the Baptist Church is arrangbeen ing therdetails of the trip -The Dallas will begin Tuesday night and ovill las1 through Thursday night Mrs Boaz was away from her rooms 1 and was extinguished with but little I WOULD LEGISLATE damage The arrest was mate by Detectives AGAINST FLOODS Williams and Ladd When the man was searched at police headquarters Drainage Congress to Propose Bill that the stickpin later identified by Mrs Plans Prevention of River Boaz' was found as well as a watch 4 Disasters and bracelet cmcitGo April of thal Drainage Congress to Propose Bill that Plans Prevention of River 4 Disasters CHICAGO April of the Ikeea Houston sionameals COUNTY EXPENDITURE LIMIT BILL VETOED Plan to Force Special Election for More Than $3000 Held Not Feasible Bit Associated Preqa AUSTIN April Iguitt vetoed one measure this morning housz bill 348 providing that county commissioners shall not create an indebtedness of more than 13000 for 1 and ventilation of school buildings hereafter constructed in the state house concurrent resolution recalling house bill No 13 relating to home rule 1 placing county officers On more or less of a salary basis elifective Dec 1 1914 for farmers' county public I providing for farmers' county public I libraries providing that the powers of sale conferred by deed of -trust and imortgages shall not be exeduted after sale conferred by deed of --trust and mortgages shall not be exeduted after the indebtedness is barred by limita- tion and that liens created thereby shall to exist same as to vendors' I liens providing a mechanic's lien for levee workers -changing the law af- fecting settlement of claims against the Ise fecting settlement of clanns against the for IYIADLAND HOME BURNS I repair work without the consent of GTHER PROPERTY SAVED the people The governor approves of the inten- Sam Preston Buys 50 Head of Yearling tions of the bill but in case of a dam-for Steers and 1C0 Head of High- age by fire storm or other calamity to Grade Cows a jail or courthouse whIch might re-committee MIDLAND texas April quire an expenditure of over $3000 it home of Thurston was destroyed would 1 ecne by fire yesterday with the contents belonging to Weir The loss is ficien eleetiotn' moa 2 i in the treasury In small rtitl a sha vile to might a bspecial su t- partially covered by Insurance Ef- counties this plan might be feasible ficient service of the fire department count riIl but in counties the size a as saved adjoining property ve-zton Tarrant and others a special sGiballe Sam Preston one of Midland's most prominent cowmen bought of Pearl Rankin LO head of yearling- steers and of 0- Midkiff 100 head of' high-grade den on taxpayers eleTcntiiosn would w-ould cost os at from $c7c0nnefIssta unnecessary bar- cows Terms private Many Bills Approved I King of Eddy county New Mex- kUSTIN April 4--Povernor Colquitt ico has sold to Leech 400 steers od tay signed the following bills: Terms private Providing two additional factory in-a I Brown president of the West to snecrs for the department of labor statistics abolishing Texas National Bank of Big Springs is in Midland looking over his ranch murder submitting at the next general interests near Midland the degrees of JOY RIDERS SMASH increase election at hconstitutional ecompensation a amendment nlegislators dm to $1200 for the first year and V) a day BRIDGE NONE HURT for the special session senate joint resolution providing that road improve-gravel ment bonds may be issued by a ma-the gutter to Car Dashes Into Structure East of jority vote if the constitutional amend-gutter twenty-five feet wide Back to ment at the next general election is 'Brick roads are not so popular for Town adopted bill prohibiting hazing and country roads as the asphalt macadam roads" he said to The Star-Telegram Sims Rogers road supervisor for providing punishment for teachers who precinct informed the county allow it providing for an election to "Cuyahoga county Ohio has more bile containing four "joy riders brick roads than any other county I commissioners' court that an automo- all i referendum shall be made a part think but there the brick pavement determine whether or not the initiative is not used by travelers except in had young men had completely the steel bridge just beyond Arington $450 000 for the support and mainte- weather The -clay roads to the side 17ie' eked of an the state constitution appropriating are used at other times A brick pave- morning on the Arlington road early Friday i Aug 31 1913 providing for the pur- ment has no resiliency and farmers mince of the penitentiary system to He said the damage was so great do not like it so well as other pave- that the bridge had closed ment I chase of Goliad Park at Goliad for a hd lsd 1state park giving the state superi traffic The car was wrecked but none Several commissioners have gone on of the young men was injured They ey regulations as to the lighting heating record as saving that thp ia -e- Itendent of education authority to make record as saying that they would not recora as saying that they would not MIDLAND HOME BURNS GTHER PROPERTY SAVED of the young men was injured They ul repair work without the consent of the people The governor approves of the intentions of the bill but in case of a dam 11-Liozi it: LU ilir it51Liat Love Flame T6o Much 4 Firemen Wed on Same Day Three members of the fire 3epartmerit took wives unto themselves Thursday and another remarried the wife who divorced him a week before Christmas On the same day a girl was born at the home of William Kinkle assistant chief at No 5 station This sets a new pace for "increases" 14 favor a brick road unless it could be favor a brick road unlesq it could be built as cheap as the estimate of Tra- villa's on the asphalt macadam road The brick firm officials say that they can raise a bonus in Fort Worth to help pay the extra cost of the brick road road NEGRI) SUFFRAGETTPS A rr rr 771 va-rt a- NE GROUNFDF cRoANGFEETITEPN A Tt OFFICERS TO PROBE DALLAS RUMORS ON FIRST BAPTIST FIRE Po! ice Commissioner Allen and Fire Marshal Peninger went to Dallas Friday afternoon to investigate a report from that city that a statement had been secured there tending to clear up the mystery of the burning of the First Baptist Church in this city Feb 5 1912 The report that comes from Dallas is that one of several men arrested on a charge of arson has confessed to burning the house recently burned on South Adams street in Fort Worth and that in his confession he implicates a nesTo as the man who set fire to both the First Baptist Church and the parsonage George liosey assistant connty attorney said Friday he knew nothing of the Dallas case LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR VIILL LECTURE HERE Mayes to Sp 11 at on "The Plain Journalist" Talks at Denison Lieutenant Governor Mayes will speak in the chapel of the Texas Christian University at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning oil -The Plain Journalist" The lieutenant governor is editor of the Brownwood Bulletin and one of the best known editors in Texas He will come to Fort Worth from Denison where he delivered a lecture came to Fort Worth Friday morning 0 came to Fort Worth Friday mr trig on the Interurban i Alleged Swindler Freed TERRE HAUTE April 4 Walter Worth of Linton I nd todaY 1 hi bistice court was released from in a justice court was released from a fugitive warrant charging him with -B Ile ems of It Interest In Arty House cleaning flons Steam Dy Advertisement Pbene Lamar WO-- pressing dyeing LFEAT FOR 81cHELoR Tfix BILL Bost Spinsters Again Fail to Impose Penalty on Unmar- ried Men no Eoai la The reieurook 0 I Bo-To april 4--Bacbelors will be called upon to pay a tax of 5 a year The legislative committee On taxation has reported adversely on a bill to iMpO Se fourth consecutie year a tax This is the thaa the eabill has been before the leg- 6 -l re 'Inch time it has been re is a The bill is backed by jected Homestead Association of t'''' ----en- Smith is resident A which Charlotte the as- majority Of the members of sociation are spinsters The bi Every male person above ll reads "section the age of 3 ears in this common- 5 nmarried shall pay a -who is talZ of $5 per annum to the city or town in which he resides to be assessed In poll taxes the same manner in which are assessed unless be can prove to the satisfaction of the assessors of the city or town in which he resides that morq he is not of good moral character or that he is otherwise unfit or matri- "Section 9 The fund so obtained the overaaers of shall be expended bY the poor in tbe several cities and towns for the supp ort Of deserving spinsters paired vho have eaed or are believed to have naased the marriageable age" li II 25 $2:51 ISIEREISMIS INICZESISIMEMIneral FORT WORTH BAPTISTS WILL INVITE LAYMEN rifteeit Will Go From Here to Dallas for State I Confprence executhie committee of the National Drairiagie Congress which will meet in annual at St Louis April 10 todtly were drafting a bill- to be presented to the conventien calling for the creOlon by the natiohal government of commission which shall not only pkin for the draining of swamp lands but provide against disastrous floods as recently 'devastated parts on Ohio and Indiana Perkins chairman of the executiya committee declared today that thei problem can be solved "We Inust find artificial reservoirs to rep1ai7e the marsh and swamp and adequate channels to drain them" he said Citizen Dies CLEPURNE Texas April Griffin an old and well known eltizer! were ti-i'2 guests of Rev and Mrs Al- bert Veting for several days Mrs i' Whitson of -Venue was In the city shopping on Wednesday flEIIMMIMMIEEIMEINIO MI leM Death (t1l services of Tabor 65 who died at Temple Wednesday wilt be held Saturday at 10 a tn from thi chapel of the Fort Worth Undertaki4g Company Burial will be at Oaltood cemetery I i FORT WORTH Co Prorapt ambulance service Phone 1 10()2 Monroe- -Advertisement i UNDEFI Sanuivi Sloan undertaker and embalmer Lamar 4001 new 152 11S Main isement FT Mt'IRTH MONUMENTAL WORKS 111 E- St Wilkinson Prop uneral Auto nbulance service all hours 1011 Throcknorton st Lamar 29---Adver tisem- erq CASTOR IA Felt' Iniants and Children: The KI lid You Haire Always Sought Bears i the iguattir 01 05 P141 44- 4 1g It Ut Bola VIA I- lernational ez Great l'orthera Railway Corpus meeting Griind Commandery 'Knights Tetnp lar Sell April 7 8 9 San Funeral Directori' Convention Si 111 April 14 16 convention Osteo- 1ajhli gc Association Sell April Auctin--Bi-Annual Con vent ion SAs of Hermann Sell April 19i20 21 fEE AGENTS FOR PARTtCULARS CITY OFFICE 704 MAIN- MIL 4 e-Tkk5 -1 I i ross Ch-thing Con Boys' Store Furnishing Goods I1hie Serge Suit5 up Grays $3700 up Wool Pants Wash Pants Full Peg Knickers in the fire department salary Increases died veily suddenly at 7:30 o'clock thi9 not excludcd imorningi He had gone to his piace rt! Lieut Farris of No 6 stationIcmployloont the Bounds Furnituil3 7 married Miss Maude Cox 308 Harding! at oclock He was tr ick VA comparit- street Neely of No 1 qtation tand dieti in a few minutes Arrangumarried Miss Mabel Helmcamp 207 ments for the funeral have not yet I North Commerce street and H- been ancounced Bradford of No 3 station married 1 Mr atd Mrs Lee Nutt of Granbury 1014 MAIN Everything a Boy Wears 2 to 19 Years Agency SAM PECK Standard of America Rah-Rah Hats 30c I Nifty line of Fur Nifty line of I 1 li''' 1'- 1 1 1 1- HL1' i l'AH i-- 1 4 0 1' I I 4' I' 1111 1-'' 1 1 It I I i i' 1i 1 1 i 1 '11 1 I "I i 1 1 1 i 1 I I I 1 Otiq Smart remarried Mrs 'Myrtle i I Mrs Katie Hall Forest Park Hill I i Smart from whom he was divorced' 1 I last Decfmner i ROUD TABLE AFTER nITVOTINT A 74TO ikTnrrrrn I PHYSICIANS' BANQUET I The Fort Worth Doctors' Luncheon Ir1-111 -e11v1 I The Fort Worth Doctors' Luncheon Club will hold a "round table" session kfter a banquet in the English room of the Westbrook Hotel tonight begin- ning at oclock The program is: i Silk Hats 30c Felt Hats $125 Caps (Oxfores and others 50'e up Straw Hats $100 up 1 20000 grand larceny in co -w nnection ith the aAnkFox out of CE alleged IFox declined to include-in the fugt- Protests of Hotel Managers Fail to' tire affidavit that Worth was under i''t Itilt linSgpr nilng ilsr Ark Exclude Dusky indictment at 1-lot Springs as reotilred After Ballot by the Indiana law STL91'1'S April ST LOITIS April Misals- as ci- UalitOI grand larceny in connection with the alleged swindling of Ilrank Fox out of Goods Arriving Every Freight and Express ONLY EXCLUSIVE BOYS' STORE IN CITY I AN A- A 4-1v 0 -14 4-) 6) I- 14A 1-1 'LI 6) I -1 1' 1-4 1 IV -1 -1 0 v1-- 1 i 1 I I i 'I i 410 T4tigAttaA5' lrt15A- At Alty- 4 I i 11 I tt2 lim 0 74-0taltte44- 7 itt- -1 al al Rag -1 Oir eclak for Saturday an Monday ay i 71 rl 1111 1 i 1 I i 9 i I 1 -liS a I I I i I 1 I1 1 1 I A new 1 much I ii-H urday I' FW i A new much Rexall product Cascade Linen Box Paper twice as as you usually get a good 50c value special for Saturday and Monday 25 See Window Display ice as Sat- 250 I i Arl ove ovev 11 em a Th sippi Valley Suffrage Conference be- rain its 1 nTi)negtrontn doors ie i I doors () lorilgerr es he ma riaaent Of i the hotel where the conference is be- -1 spite protst of 1 ing held that rules of the house pro- I hibited the presence of negroes ster- At the close of the meeting ye day Victoria Haley the egress Whos ireen 1 (e caused the commotion was by several of the suffrage le ad- ers to attend the conference today and to bring several fsf her netiro friends with her She promised to-do so TWO INJURED WHEN ENGINE HITS WAGON Railroad Men Caught on Pilot of Lo- One Is Serious- ly Hurt Caeght on the pilot Of a Santa Fe switch engine as it crashed into Fa an express wagon driven by Will Sixth street 1 ixt West a negrO at th 1 crosqino crossing of the Santa Pe Thursday at rJ Ill A Folk a brakeman suffered a broken leg and possible in- ternal injuries West was thrown to the ground flounce the plce and date of the next and severely brnised Bissett a It( hman residing at 409 Missou a side escaped with slight bruises ri laolk's Folk and the negro were taken St Joseph's Hospital The avenue who was standing by wagon was partly demolished -a t'xpress but the hors escaped injury Church Con ress Adj a ourns CH alll EsTON 0 a A a aa april a ---P 'e N'iti ()nal Church Congress or the piscopal Church adjourned this art- ernoon after a discussion devoted to the subject of the "Sacramental Ideal" a'71 The executive committee will an- 1 a annual meeting later READ THIS The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel Cures diabetes Weak and Jame backs rheuma- tism and all irregularities of the kid- neys and bladder in both men and Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggis will be sent by mail on receipt of 00 One small bottle is taro months' treat- ment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for Texas testimonials Dr Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by drIZZists--(Adiertisement1 -1 I Gathered Along the Trail" Dr rs aa it 1 pros iddi rig t) ato tloeu "iaems Overlooked" Dr I Chase: 'Bacon Saunders "A Wee Bit of a Talk" Dr erified plead- sioners may be paid not more than $30 per month for ex officio duties as road overseers providing for 1Carlson Our Leisure Moments" Dr ing and abolishing general denial mak- I Cooper "Things Dreamed Of" Dr ing it a fine of not more than $500 to I obstruct or injuae a public road or alliter street providing that in counties of I -Heres Hoping" Dr Clay Johnson less than 10000population no common I HITA FALLS HEARS school districts shall be surveyed whose WIC --eographicv I center is more than four miles from its limits providing for the continuance of the term of court when I SECRETARY M'CORMACK the judge dies authorizing guardians i Fort Worth Citizen Talks on Organ-- of estates to make mineral leases in-1 determinate sentence law creating! zation of Freight Bureau Returns Saturday Real county out of parts of Kerr Ken- i Secretary McCormack of the Cham- dall Edwards and Bandera authoriz- i her of Commerce went to Wichita mg ice companies to sell and refrig- 1 Falls Fri 'day to address the-Chamber crate poultry vegetables and other Commerce there on the organiza- perishable food products i of a freight bureau in connection Governor Colquitt yesterday signed i with the chamiala He will return Sat- the bill defining the offense of assault lurday 11 making it a felony to iwith prohibited weapons and vetoed the I McCormack formerly was manager lit a felony carry a pistol' of the Fort Worth freight bureau be- and the bill providing electrocution as fore its consolidation with the Charn- the form of capital punishment ber of Commerce A The last named bill he vetaed on the ground that holding the electrocutions TEXAS PACIFIC ADDS at the state penitentiary would cause I moroseness among the convicts -IP ------oro-- WHITE MAN STRUCK IN FACE BY NEGPO to NEW PASSENGER TRAIN The Texas Pacific has been forced -a lace not passenger train in i 'service to care for the traffic delivered 1 Black Is Prevented From Leaving I to it by the International Great Street Car After Trouble i Northern The train will operate be- i and Arrested tween Longview and Texarkana This Sawyer a carpenter lins Win also make local stops I Grainger street was struck in the face Inatallation of the new train has Thrda night usy by Tom Holman a ne- ecessitated a hange in the running gro when he tried to prevent the lata time of some of the other trains and er orn sitting beside him in a Hemp Thursday a new card to take effect hill street car Sunday April 6 was received in Fort The negro attempted to leave the Worth announcing these changes ng car but was stopped and arrested by NO 35 now arriving in Fort Worth Fataciman Judkins His case was Pose- at 8:45 a na will arrive at 9 o'clock poned when called in the corporation i fifteen minutes later No 3 arriving oaurt- Friday morning POLICE CHIEFS WILL fat 9:45 a will arrive at 9:29 twen- MEET LATE IN JUNE 10:10 a will The annual convention of the Po- 1 ty-five minutes earner Loth of these trains arrive from the East No 3 leaving Fort Worth for the West at under the new card Et 10 a na Most of the changes lare simply a tightening of the present lice Chiefs and City Marshals' Assocla- tschedule Which is possible on account )n of Texas will be held in a Cs- of improved track conditions tOn June 24 '7'-) and 26 This was d- 4 cided at a meeting of the executive thitt Thuradav at Waco Galveston Gives $80C10 GALVESTON April subscriptian to the fund for relief of "Probabelev 150 -me-mbers Will attend Renfro Po- a according to Police Chief eant Newby is secretary of Ile Serg rgan4ation flood sufferers in the Ohio Valley reachd the $S000 mark today Most of the money has been forwarded I the "Gathered Along the Trail" Dr Raonn S'Annders Fl! CO I 1 '4 LI PI l't 1 '1 1 a 1 9 31 A 1 1 r- -1 al IfFS' ST )A' ST -0-' i I 1 1 DRUG MERCH I I 4 6:76 810 MAIN TIzo 1 l's ez xr" a I OP EN ALL 11 ts 1G HT I wi tx" I 1 FA DRUG MERCHANTS 810 MAIN TizoTseez-tclit OP EN ALL 1G HT I tOreoPEN ALL NIGHT s-77-- ALL NIGHT I 401' 426111V4 rall773 "4-'6 7 '-'crOU101111414kf SA 1 71171k fir A 16 SPECIAL yr LI DD i A ki ii i EAA A 'vrtill 11 iia 34to 41-0-4401-ab 41-0-44401ki--011 -ot 'm I I i :1 Whipped Cream Chocolates lb 03 de -t i il i 3 'i I riuffprtf- 4 1 14 1 COO 1 4 i 1 I NI! 1 i- tA 1 i t4 I 1 609 Houston street 41 4s az I I I i 1 fr- LI 1 i4 Whipped Cream Chocolates lb 30e eWEi Alen 110111 Agen1 rg -i I k- la tl 4 11 VSMWOMM4MqW Pia1 101.