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but when 1t obtains the results it's people can't say that we did not give them warning and did not jolt them
 The president told the lawyers that he did not think criticism of the country's judges and the judicial sys- tenn was justified.
 T sometimes think he said. 'that the socialists and anarchists and the discontented ought to hire a lawyer to pick out flaws in the system to at. tack'
 At the naval training station the president watched for half an hour a drill by several hundred student sail Iors.
 Mir. Taft dedicated the station af. ter Secretary of Navy Meyer, Con gressman Foss, of Illinois. and Rear Admiral Ross and F. A. DeIano president Of the Chicago comnlereii:a.l Club, had spoken. Governor stubbs Iof Kansas, Lieutenant Governor Oglesby, of Illinois; Mayor Harrison and former Secretary of War Dickin- Ison- as well as many naval and army officers were on the reviewing stand with the president.
 The president declared the training station showed the growth of the American navy which no longer was recruited from the "old tars" of the city water fronts. but from the youth, and the sterling youth of the country
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JAMES ]. HILL
 COMMENDS TAFT
SAYS PRESIDENT IS DOING RIGHT IN ENFORCING THE SEER
 MAN ANTITRUST LAW.
Is Not Worrying Iver Cancellation Of the Ore Leases or His
 Three Sons.

St. Paul, Minn., Oct 2S-James Hill tonight commended Presidenl Talt for whatever influence the pres ident might have exercised ill the 'goyernment's suit to dissolve the steel corporation.
 Mr. Hill said he endorsed Presi- dent Taft even though other captains |of industry had been reported as of fering criticism. The railway builder however, did not intimate that he ap- proved of the law under which the proceedings have been instltuted.
 Among the defendants in the dis solution are three sons of Mir. Hill.
 @The president has taken an oath to enforce the law,' Mir. hill said, and he is only doing his duty, Whether the law is wise or unwise lis grave question But the presl- dent is right in enforcing 1t if it is the law.
 Now that We are in this thing We ought to go through with it to the end. Let us find out where We stand
 eI am not worried about the can cellation of the steel corporation ore contract. Iron does not go out Of style and it will not run away. II it lies in the ground for 25 years and lhe country grows and the demand for iron and steel increases it will not be worth any less than it is now.
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VOTE ON RECIPROCITY

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 2s That the I.aurier government and reciprocity were beaten by comparatively small popular vote is indicated. hxs-ogIicjRs constituencies, 1,00l ,556 votes were least and the majority against l.aurior and reciprocity was only o5,T74 In the city of Toronto alone the popular majority Tor the conservatives was 25.00O
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TRIAL OF DIR. HYDE

Kansas City, Mo- Oct 2S Al the end of the first week os the second Dr. T Clarke Hyde murder trial to- night, eleven venrcmen had been ac- cepted. % rejected and six. wno are nnexamined remain i'll the eoun ty marshal's custody. X new panel of fifty has been summoned for ln- terrogation Monday morning
 Four yeniremcn were accepted to- day. The majority or those excused had fixed opinions.
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NEW CABINET MEMBERS.

Mexico City. Oct 2s Albert Gar cia Cranadas and Dr. Francisco Vas oucz Gomez, officially retired from the presidential official family today, when Rafael Hernandez WAS sworn in as minister or the deparin nl oi interior and Jose Lopez PortaloY Rf - jas, sub-sccretary of instruction took charge of that department II is understood General villar will take the oath as secretary of war Mon- day. succeeding General Gonzales Sa- 4ou
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TAFT TO REVIEW FLEET.

New York. Oct. 2s President Taft is coming to review the fleet the news late today along the five mile line of the great array of war yes- sels on the Hudson river gave off cers and men pleasurable thrill and adducej redoubling of effort 10 get everything sDIcK anu Bi'af ioi tiiv fS- view. now set for Thursday, Novem- ber q
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matter for decision by the powers.
 Two distinct parties have developed among the Chinese ono embraces the national assembly, most Of the officials in both proyn- clal and central governments and al SO the conservative business men.
 This party favors the continuance of the Manchus on the throne. al- though with a completely consttu- tional government. The other party led by Wu Chang, Canton and other rebels, aims at tho expulsion of the Manehus from Picking The hot heads mention measures such as those em- ployed in the French revolution. The calmer and more considerate revo- lutionaries speak of the refuge at Je- hol, where the members of the Im- pcral family may be surrounded by picked and pensioned guards
 IL Is rumored among the Chinese that the Imperial family intended to flee from the capitol
 At q secert session today the mem bcrs of the assembly discussed what attitude the assembly would take to- ward the rebel It was decided thar if revenge upon tho Manchus was the motive Of the revolution the as- sembly would not support 1t. but fl the reformation of China vas Inc ob- iect, the assembly would devote all it's energies to attaining that result.
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CREATES MANY
 NEW CARDINALS
LARGE NUMBER OF PRELArEs TO BE ELEVATED AT THE
 coNsIsToRY MEETING.
Several American Churehmen Will he Raised to Higher Positions
 In Church.

Rome, Oct 2S The pope will cro ate q large number of cardinals at the consistory to he held November 27. The most Rev John NJ Farley, archbishop of New York, and the most Rev William H. O'Connell, arch bishop of Boston. are among those who will receive the Red Hat.
 NJ. Diomede Falconio, Apostolic delegate at Washington, also will be elevated, according to announcements made today. The full list of prelates whose elevation to the cardinalate as officially announced is:
 Monsimor s. NJ. Cosy Macho, archbishop of yalladolid.
 Mgr. Diomede Falconio, Apostolic Delegate at Washington.
 Mgr. A. vieo, papal munzio at Madrid.
 Mgr. J Granite Di Beimonte Pig natelli, ex-papal nunzio at Vienna.
 The most Rev John NJ. Farley. arch bishop of New York.
 The most Rev francis Bourne. archbishop of Westminster The Most Rev. Francis s. Bauer, arch bishop Of Olmuetz.
 Mgr. F. V. Dubillard. arch bishop of Chambery
 The Most Rev Franz X Nagel, Arch Bishop of Vienna
 Mgr. De Cabriers, bishop of Mont lpelier, France.
 Mgr. Bizelti, papal major domo.
 Mgr Lugari assessor of the Holy office.
 Mgr. Pompeli, secretary of the lcongregation council
 Mgr Biilot of the Jesuit Order. Mgr Van Russum, Redemptonist. The last consistory was held in De- cember, 1906. four cardinals being ap- pointed at that time Since then many vacancies have occurred in the Sacred College by death and now there are twenty-two of the seventy seats unified.
 Since 1907 the intention o.hold a Iconsistory has been announced from Itime to time and on each occasion the convocation has been postponed for various causes The question of the Iappointmentif another American car dinal has been under discussion a humber of times, Arch Bishop Far lley Arch Bishop O'Connell and Arch. Bishop Quigley, Of Chicago, beina mentioned But on one occasion il was stated that the Pope adhered tc this opinion that tue United States should not have more than one car. dinal during the life Of Cardinal Glib bons
 The proposed conslstory in Noyem Der will be the fifth held by Pope IPius X. On the death of Leo XII lthere were sixty four cardinals Dur ling the last eight years Plus X hal created seventeen new cardinals. o which two have died Thirty of th' leardinals who took part in the cleo tion of Cardinal sarto as pope als' have died.
 The first conAistory of Pope Pin K was held November 9, 1909 Ii chief purpose waA the raising 10 tn cardinalate of Mgr Merry Del Va lin order that tho pal secretary ( state could bear the full title of hi position. The second eonslstory va held On December If, 19<5@ the thir ion April 15,1s07. and the fourth an latest December 16 in fhe sam year
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FEDERAL APPOINTMENT.

New orleans. oct. 2S Frank II. Mortimer of New Orleans, was to- day appointed clerk of the United states Circuit Court of Appeals to succeed Charles II Lednum, who died in Atlanta several weeks ago MT. Mortimer has been clerk oi the federal district court here for sey- eral years.
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CHOLERA IN ITALY

chlasso. switz., Oct gS.-The re- nort of the Italian government shows there were 241 cases with lo4 deaths from cholera in Italy during the week ending October g
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Dave Burgaurer left yesterday for LOS Angeles. where he is an import Iant witness In a hie damaee case.
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Washington, D. e., oct. 2s. Forecast for Arkansas: Cloudy Sun. day; Monday, fair.
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STILL WEAK FROM HOT SPELL.

Physicians say that the unusual
and terrific heat of last summer did
great damage to many people who do
not even suspect it. There are many
right in this town who are feeling
weak, listless and discouraged, los
ing flesh and going into decline on
account of the strain OF last sum-
mer
A Red Bank, N. j., man, Mr.. Wal
ton Cullington, has found what to
do in such cases. He says: When I
was badly rundown, growing weak
and losing flesh, took Vinol to
build me up and make me strong. L.
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good Vinoi did me, l am all right
now
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WHY HESITATE?
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THEME Or EDUCATION
PRESENTED TO CHURCH
Methodists Hear a Strong Sermon
by Bishop .Atkins--Prcsident
Hycr Speaks At Night.

The cause of christian education
as 1t affects Texas Methodism was
presented to tho local church Sun
day by Bishop James Atkins. DR. Il.
s. Hyer and DR. II. A. Boag, presi
dent and vice president of the South
ern Methodist University to be es-
tablished at Dallas. Bishop Atkins
preached at the II O'Clock hour ann
At the conclusion of the sermon the
university matter was presented BY
DR.. Boar. Pledges which were taken
at this service and during the re-
mxinder Of the day amounted to
about $4,000. At night DR.. Hyef
spoke on the subject of Christian
Education
Bishop atkins preached at the
morning hour on the subject OF
political Economy in the Kingdom
of Cod He said there WAS not o
more important spiritual theme to
be considered than this. He said Je-
sus said more about money and its
relation to what might be accomp-
ithuSu W IL lhdA oil MY .oIHCi thchtc-
Bishop Atkins said the present day
talent for making money was great
ly underrated and so much abused
that a false system of thinking had
been established which should have
destruction visited upon It, In con-
Guiding his sermon he spoke of the
great university that is to be estab.
lished at Dallas and said the Metho-
dists of Texas should raise at least
one million dollars for its endow-
ment
At night DIR. Hyer delivered an in
teresting address on Christian Ed
ucation" He said education and re-
ligion were intimate things He said
a man could be highly educated an1
not be religious, while on the Other
hand man might be deeply piou:
and be ignorant from an educational
point of view Statistics, he said
showed that for the past ten years
one-fourth of the wealth of tn,
country was in the south, but onl,
one-eighth of this wealth was invest
ed in colleges and universities. DIR
| Hyer then spent some time in dis
cussing the proposition that college
and universities will add to tn
| wealth of country
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The Music Club.


4 Music club questions for neetin
OF October 21st;
Roll Call--Items of interest Or
| American music of recent date.
| / About when did musical educa-
| ton begin America?
Q (b) In how many different
ways has this education been
brought about fb) Very briefly des-
cribe each
3. ta) Name some our first must
cal educators (b) Name some of our
musical educators OF today.
4. ta) Name some Of the great
schools of music In this country. OBJ
Which is the largest?
s. Compare the methods OF teach
ing and management OF American
and European schools Of music.
g. Briefly outline the lives OF the
following composers: Bond, Mac
Dowell, Foster. Nevin, Neidiinser.
PROGRAM
Shadows ...a4..,.....-.. 49,. Bonf
Mrs. G. II. Hogan.
Witches Dance .... MacDowe!l
Miss Grace Bigger.
Old Black Joe ...... Foster
waxahachie Choral Club.
Radiense Grand valse =. Gottschaik
Misses Maledon and Fears.
Parting ....... Neidlinger
Mesdames Crow and Cannon.
Indian War Dance .... Brounoft
Miss Sydna Farrar.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


In THE Wolf' Mr.. Walter. the
author. has gone to the picturesque
and wild Hudson Bay country for
his characters and locale. II 10 fine
spot in which to lay . melodrama,
and If the author has not succeeded
In finding virile folk there he will
have missed hts queet.
The story really begins some year.
before the curtain rises at 4 time
when a half sister OF Jules Beau
bion has been led astray by an Am
erican adventurer. This man had la
ter departed and all trace OF them
has been lost. The disgrace brought
upon jules father weighs upon him
and on his death bed he enGcts =
promise from Jules to find his step
sister, Annette, and care for her.
Jules sets forth. and the first act
finds him in the home Of Andrew
MacTavish, on the banks OF the
Wind river. 1.-The Wolf" will be pre-
scented in this city for the first time
at the Shelton Theatre tonight.
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MEETINGS FOR FARMEHs
TO BE HID IN COZ MY
Representative OF State Agricultural
Department Coming This
Aot.th

Noi.th.
A number of farmers institutes
are to be held In chs county this
month at the following places
Waxahachie, Oct. 10, 1890 p. m. (:
Forreston, Oct 20. 1880 p. M; Mid
lothian, Oct. IS. 1890 D. m; Italy
Oct. 81, 1870 p. M.
The place OF meeting will be an
nounced by the local committee at
each point.
These Institutes win be conduct
ed by Mr. J w. NELL, director of fal =
mers' institutes. who will discuss
dry farming, the conservation OF
moisture: selection and improvement
OF tho home grown seed; diversifi-
cation OF crops; the cotton root rot :.
boil worm; the melon louise, and the
potato weevil
Officers of institutes already or
gained will please assist In getting
the farmers out to hear these impor-
tant questions discussed.
The state department of agricui-
ture publishes, from time to time.
valuable reports upon topics of vital
interest to the farmers OF the state.
All institutes will receive copies oi
all bulletins issued by the depart
ment free of cost and Will be placed
on the regular mailing list for f,n
turo bulletins and reports.
These institutes are farmers
meetings devoted to the upbuildinh
of the best interests of the farmer
bring their families and devote, at
least, one day to careful study and
discussion of the agricultural ques-
tons which lie nearest their hearts
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So well pleased are they with
Waxahachie as trading point Diam
ond 4 Daily, the new proprietors o.
the Cozy Corner, have secured a
lease for five years on w. F. Billups
building on the west side OF tins
square 1t is understood that they
will move their place of business
there about the first OF January
Dian ond & Daily came here only ]
few weeks ago from Cleburne.
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NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
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THE DALLAS UNIVERSITY
WINS FROM TRINITY
Makes Touchdown IN Second Quar-.
ter, When O'Connell Receivers
Punt and Crosses Line.

| The opening game of football WAS
played here Saturday afternoon be
tween Trinity University and Dallas
| University, resulting In victory
for the latter by score OF s to y
| The only touchdown of the game
| was made by Dallas In the second
quarter. Goal was kicked. The game
contest, each side kicking the BAH
| freely
Throughout the game Dallas had
decidedly the advantage in line
plays, being able to go through Trim
ity's lineup at will Trinity's only
material gains were made OH kicks
and forward passes The forward
pass was executed several times fox
good gains. The ball changed sides q
number of times on fumbles and
downs.
Trinity won the toss and decided
to defend the west goal and they
we're assisted by strong wind. Dali
las held them for downs and Trinity
was forced to kick the ball out Of
danger. Robnett punted to the CEN
ter OF the field. Dallas got the bali
and began steady march toward
Trinity's goal They went through
their opponents line and around the
ends. The ball WAS placed on TTint-
tvs ten-yard line and Dallas lost il
on tumble. Trinity WAS forced -
kick. Dallas brought the ball back
to Trinity's three-yard line and fail
cd to carry it over. The remainder
of the first quarter was turned into
a punting duel between Shaughnes-
sy and Robnett with honors about
even. Trinity recovered several
punts and this caused Dallas to lose
their opportunity for a touchdown.
In the second quarter Dallas began
to work hard and fast and kept the
ball in Trinity's territory. Just be-
fore the end of the second quartz,
O'Connell recovered punt and ran
for a touchdown. Moore kicked goal
Dallas s, Trinity 0.
The second half was hard fought
Trinity tried many forward passes
! in an effort to make one touchdown.
| They were successful in many d
their passes but when Dallas got the
ball they would take 1t back down
| the field out of danger.
This game gives Dallas universit,
a place In college football The
team. while very light, showed thai
1t could hold it's own against heav
| Ter opponents. For Dallas ] Parke'
at the halfback played the bes
game. Time an again he made loni
i gains around Trinity's ends and tho
4 the line. III Parker at tackle playe
star game and Was a tower {
| strength on both offense and d.
tense. Lapsley, Grogan and Irwin
played we'll.
wilkins, RuseI and Robnett play
ed 4 good game for Trinity
Tho lineup:
1 Dallas Mccullough
tcenter: Grpgan. left guard; Shaug
Messy. right guard; vsrnoy, O'Con-
nell, left tackle; irvine. left end. H
Parker. right tackle; Moore. Capt. }
right end: J. Parker, left half; Wha-
len. right half; Lapsley, fullback );
Smith, quarterback.
Trinity Bivins, lief.
guard Baker, right guard; Herring,
left tackle; Oldham, left end; Flem-
ing. right tackle; Wilkins. tCapt. j
right end; Hamilton, left half; Ru-
gel, right half; Robnett, fullback;
McElree. quarterback.
Referee-Cornell. "a. & NJ; UNI
pire. Pritchard (Ohio). field judge
Woodring (Baylor), timekeeeer, R..
II. Vogel. Time OF quarter, IL min
utes.
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The Dallas Fair Association has
designated Monday, October 23rd, as
United Spanish War Veterans Du;
Dallas Is preparing nice program
which begins at 1890 q. N. at the
convention hall to the left OF ths
walk from the main entrance to the
exposition building.
All Spanish War Veterans. wheth-
err they belong to the organization
or not, are invited Every camp +.
the state is expected to be represent
ed.
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A Medicine that Gives CONFIDENCE.

Is Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Mrs. T. ]. Adams. 572 No.
Kansas Ave, Columbus, Kas., writes:
For a number OF years my children
have been subject to coughs and
colds. I used Foley's Honey and Tar
compound and found that 1t cured
their coughs and colds, 30 | keep 1t
in the house all the time" Refuse
substitutes. For sale by Curlin's Two
Drug Stores. Curtin Drug Co.. n.
Side So. Curlin's Pharmacy, w. Side
Square DIV
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FoIey's Kidney Pills VS.. a Hopeless
Case

Hon. Ark. j. e. Freeman says: /
had severe case OF kidney trouble
and could not work and my case
seemed hopeless, One large bottle OF
Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me
and | have never been bothered
since. | always recommend it," For
sale by Curlin's Two Drug Stores.
Curtin Drug Co. n Side So. Curlin's
Pharmacy, w. Side So. d&w
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Water Notice.

Your attention is called to the
fact that this quarters water rents
are now due and payable at the Of
flee Of the superintendent of water
works not later than the 10th day of
the month. After the 10th those who
neglect to pay viii be cut off and
one dollar viii be charged for turn
ing on. p F. Davenport, Supt. 1s(
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Meeting Of EIkx.

Regular meet Of Elks lodge tomor-
row night, Oct 10. and every mem
Der OF lodge requested to be pres
fcnt as a number of visitors are ex.
pected to be present with u.s.
Initiation and luncheon will be
spread.
LEE P. QUAITE, Il. r.
GEO. l.. GRIFFIN, Secretary
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At the Majestic.

Vaudeville has been discontinued
at the Majestic for the present and
only pictures will be shown. The
give their patrons good acts are
none. Eight or ten houses have
closed on the booking agency that
has been furnishing the acts for this
season