Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

II In something OF novelty for a
so-called revolutionary leader TO be a
spiritualist and vegetarian, isn't ~"
Member OF Fine Family.
The grandfather and brothers Of
Francisco ! Madero who are In Mexi-
co have made II plain to the govern
ment authorities that they are not In
sympathy with the movement with
which he IL accredited with being the
chief instigutor. On two occasions
during the last several months Evar-
isto Mndero has issued public state
mcnts In which he declared his loyal
~ 10 the DIaz administration. His
sons, who are now In this county have
made similar declarations and gave
pronounced disapproval Of the fool
hardy course OF their relative. II IL
learned here that the business inter-
ests and holdings Of the Maderos have
not been interfered with In the slight
est degree because Of the seditlon OF
Francisco | Madero The published
reports that the government had Is
sued orders conhscating ne property
of the latter are unfoundod.
II is stated here that the Maderos
are the second largest producers Of
crude guayule rubber In Mexico, be-
Ing next 10 the lntercontinental Rub
bcr Company IN the extent Of It's op-
eratlons in this industry. The several
rubber factories of the family are
giving a monthly output Of crude
rubber aggreGstng in value an enor-
nous sums Of money The land hold
ings Of the family aggregate several
million acres, upon which the quay
ule shrub grows,
Belongs 10 Student Glass.
Francisco ] Madero is said 10 have
had little penchant for business. He
belongs 20 the student class. He was
educated for the law, his education
receiving its finishing touches in
France and the United states In his
theories Of government and Ideas OF
how the people Of his native country
should be dealt with he and President
Dia2 are about as far apart as the
two poles
While Don Pancho, as he is called
here, has many friends in Torreon
and other parts Of the state OF Coahu-
Tia, as well as in Monterey where he
made his home after entering the le-
gal profession, It cannot he said that
he has a political following Of any
consequence, or, If he mas. the fact
has not been demonstrated up to this
time.
When the insgnincance Of the up
rislngs was realized business resumed
its normal condition and the brief
period Of excitement that existed here
on account of the attack upon Gomez
Palacio is now looked back upon as
considerable OF a Joke. Torreon Is
the center Of the great Laguna cot
ton growing district II is Il new city,
with a population of about thirty-hve
thousand Its growth, viewed from
Mexican standards Of increase In pop
ulatlon. has been wonderfully rapid.
II is one Of the largest manufacture
Ing ana industrial centers Of this
country, enormous sums Of American
capital being invested here In differ
ent enterprises.
The local American colony Is large
and made up OF a splendid class Of
men, who are doing their fun quota
towards the development Of the ma
terlal resources Of the republic. The
conservative business element here,
native and foreign, does not want to
see any interruption Of the era OF
peace and progress which has been
so firmly established by President
Dlaz and the able advisers with whom
he IS surrounded