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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
SUGAR EXPERIMENT
STATION AUTHORIZED
TO BE ESTABLISHED AT SOUTH
TEXAS GARDENS
w. A. Orton. U. S. Agriculture De-
pertinent Expert. Here to Locate
Station for Thorough Study Of
Varieties and Culture of Cane.

A sugar cane experimental sta
ton, the first of any size conducted
by the government, will be estab-
Used Immediately by the United
States department Of agriculture at
the South Texas Gardens at Fort
Brown. The announcement was made
last evening by w. A. Orton. in
charge of sugar plant investigation,
bureau of plant industry, also in
charge of cotton and truck diseases,
IT, S. department of agriculture, who
arrived from Washington on the
mission to Fort Brown. Today at
1870 p. m. a meeting of sugar cane
growers will be held at the Chamber
ing the establishment of the new
station will be explained.
At the Miller hotel last evening
Mr.. Orton met several Of the sugar
cane growers.
my trip is purely administra-
tive" he. said Il am here to locate
a sugar cane station, very probably
at the South Texas Gardens. This
means, of course, an increase in the
force and a change of base of opera
tions. The department of agricul-
ture has decided to divert the funds
for the maintenance of propogating
plants here to the introduction Of
new plants into Texas as a whole,
in which work Prof. f. c. Green,
formerly in charge here, is engaged,
with headquarters at Washington
The last congress made an appro-
priation for sugar cane investiga-
tions and ii is now proposed to es-
tablish a sugar cane experiment sta
tion here. the purpose of which will
be to work on all the economic
problems of the Rio Grande Valley
cane growers. especially in the dis
covery and Introduction of better
varieties of cane in the hope of find
ing some that will ripen early and
have a higher sugar content; also
to test improved methods of culti-
vation and irrigation, to continue
the study of insect enemies and. ii
possible, TO prevent the introduction
of the plant diseases which attack
the cane elsewhere. as we feel you
growers have fine opportunity to
keen your fields free of this pest
because you are free of it now and by
foresight You can avoid introducing
them
This station will be cooperative
with the Texas state experiment sta
tion at the Agricultural and Mechan.
ical college at College Station. o.
course, you know the local cane
growers have raised s2500 10 star
the work pending the receipt oi
money by the Texas legislature anc
the proposal has been made thai
title to these experimental ground!
be transferred to the state. Thi
would. however. require direct &C
ton BY congress While the plaI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
BOAT LOAD OF MEN
TOSSING ON GULF
Brazos Island Station Notified to
Look Out for Survivors, of Aban-
doned Fruit Ship Nicaragua.

Somewhere out on the restless
waves of the great Mexican Gulf,
tiny row boat carrying eight men is
supposed to be tossing, tossing, toss
ing-while it's weary passengers
strain their eyes in vain for search
for land. This boat load of help
less human beings We're part of the
crew Of the fruiter Nicagagua
bound from Tampico, Mexico, to
Port Arthur, Texas, which was
abandoned during the hurricane on
the morning of Oct. 16.
A long distance telephone mes
sage from Arkansas Pass was re-
ceived here yesterday by Captain
Wallace Reed of the Brazos Island
life saving station, who happened to
be in town, notifying him 10 look
out for the boat. The message in
formed the captain that twenty men
had left the Nicaragua during the
hurricane in two row boats. One OF
the boats, carrying twelve of the
crew landed yesterday at Arkansas
Pass. They told the story of the
abandonment of the ship, which was
SuppOSeu IO Dc III q Sihhih5 SoHui
ton, and asked that all life saving
stations on the coast be warned TO
watch for the eight men in the
other boat
The boat carried only limited
supply Of provisions and water and
it is feared that the men may be suf-
fering from hunger or thirst, if they
are still afloat.
Capt. Reed notified his crew at
once by phone to look out for the
missing boat. He will return to the
station this morning. and we may be
assured that if the little craft comes
within range of the Brazos Island
station, the captain and his crew
viii do their best to rescue its pas
sengers. "A 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
SMOKEY JOE WOOD
AND iris SPEAKER
ARE ON THEIR WAY TO BROWNS
WILLIE
After Visiting Chicago the Red Sox
Heroes Will Go to Reelfoot Lake
in Tennessee from There
to Brownsville.

Special to The Herald.
Boston, Mass, Oct. Smokey
Joe Wood and iris Speaker, world
champion ball players, and Red Sox
pennant winning heroes, will leave
Boston within few days with
Brownsville, Texas, as their ultimate
destination.
First they will go to Chicago to
meet Manager Jake Stahl and Frank
LaPorte Of the Warrington team,
then to Nashville, Tenn, to spend
three weeks duck shooting at the
Reelfoot Lake region.
LaPotre and Stahl will quit them
there and Speaker and Wood will go
to Brownsville, where Wood owns
cotton plantation.
Later Speaker goes to his home
town of Hubbard City, Texas, where
a rousing welcome is being planned
Speaker and Wood are chums and
both have been offered $1,000 week
to do a vaudeville turn in Northern
theatres this winter. Wood said he
wouldn't. even consider the matter,
but $1,000 per looks good TO Iris,
and he will return after Thanks
giving and probably accept the
offer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
RESUMES
THE QUIET LIFE
WOULD NOT ALLOW PHYSICIANS
TO REMAIN
Doctors Believe He Will Recover.
But Say He is Not Out Of Danger.
Alone With Family and Servants
Last Night.

By Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, Oct. 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt resumed a quiet routine
of life at Sycamore Hill today, and
dismissed his physicians until to-
morrow.
Tonight only members of the fam
lily and the servants are in the
house.
The Doctors first doubted whether
the colonel should be left alone, and
suggested that one of their number
remain at Sycamore HID, but Roose-
velt insisted that he no longer
needed the constant supervision Of
his physicians, and 1t was concluded
it would be best to accede to his
wishes.
With complete rest the recovery
of Roosevelt is regarded as probable,
but the physicians do not believe
him entirely out of danger. No
callers were allowed today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
FRISCO OFFICIALS
HERE YESTERDAY
Confer With MANY Brownsville Busi-
mes Men in Course of Day-Leave
This Morning.

J. s. Pyeatt, vice president, Of
New Orleans, H. Hall, chief engi-
neer, of Houston, r. F. Carr, generl
superintendent, Of Houston, and
Assistant General Manager w. III.
Doherty. of the ST. Louis, Browns
vile and Mexico Railroad. OF Kings
vile, arrived in this city late yes
terday on a general inspection trip Of
the Brownsville Road
The party were in Harlingen yes
terday morning and had planned TO
journey up to Branch line points
yesterday, but the rainy weather
fhey encountered caused change In
their plans the party coming In on
the noon passenger train.
The officials yesterday afternoon
and last night conferred with many
of the business men OF the city al
their private car In the yards ad-
joining the passenger station.
The party leave early this morn
ing for Branch line points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
CITY H0NORS IT'S
NEWSBOY HERO
Boy Who Sacrificed Crippled Leg to
Save Girls Life. Buried With
Honors.

Gary, Ind, Oct. 22.-The funeral
of Billy" Rugh, the newsboy who
gave his crippled leg that skin
might be grated onto the body of
Miss Ethel Smith, thereby saving
her life, was held here Sunday and
practically all Gary and many peo-
pie from surrounding towns attend
ed No building was large enough
to accommodate the crowd and the
services were held in the street.
Four brass bands played funeral
dirges, six uniformed policemen
were pallbearers and fire depart
ment automobile was the funeral
car, while a company of firemen car
ried the flowers. Mayor T. e.
Knots and members of the city
council with barred heads walked at
the head Of the procession which
conveyed the body to the railway
depot where it was put aboard a
train for Rock Island, Ill.
Many women were in the line
which required more than an hour
to pass the bier, which had been
placed in the middle of the street.
Miss Smith was not able to attend,
but her father and brothers did.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
FEDERALS ADVANCING
ON VERA CRUZ
MANY Nom -Combatants Take Refuge
on Boats in Harbor-Refugees
Number Fifteen Thousand.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Vera Cruz, Mex, Oct 22.-The
federal forces began to advance on
Vera Cruz at noon today The
rebels under Felix DiaZ, who occupy
the city, are calmly waiting their
approach.
General Beltran, commander Of
the federals, who had previously in
formed the city council that bat
tie was about to begin. declined to
allow more time for the removal of
non-combatants to the neutral zone
Only thirty-two Americans remain
within the city. Boats in the har-
Dor have more than five thousand
foreigners and ten thousand Mexi-
cans aboard.
The United States cruiser Des
Moines Is lying about five hundred
yards from the American consulate
place between the neutral grounds
and the lines and many Of the refuge
craft have taken up position there.
William w. Canada, the Amer
ican consul, has assumed the leader
ship of the refugees.
Rain threatens to drench both the
refugees and the fighters within an
hour or two. The federals are only
seven miles from the city.
/ Felix Diaz said his artillery would
fire on the loyal troops, and he will
| fight in the city only if the outposts
are driven back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23

would have the approval of our de-
partment the initiative would have
TO be taken by the Texas people.
The title South Texas Gardens will
soon be changed TO something else:
the name has not yet been decided.
Ii is expected that the important
cactus work and other lines now
going on will be continued here
I'VE are starting in small way
but with every expectation OF en-
larging as rapidly as we can build
up the work. OF course, the propa-
eating garden has been important
to the state at large but IL has not
had the bearing on local matters the
people expected. .
Ii is said that w. T. Thrower. al
present in charge of the South Texas
Gardens. will be locally in charge OF
the new line of work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
REBEL CHIEFS NOT
PERSONALLY AMBITI0S

FL Paso, Tex, Oct. 22.-"None of
the chiefs have personal ambitions.
and they are disposed to unite with
any new revolutionary movement
which has patriotic tendencies" de-
cIared Pascual Orozco, jr., in let
ter received here today. The letter
Is dated October IA. at the ranch Of
Santo Domingo, near Eagle Pass.
Orozco denies that he has been in
the United States. He l. moving
west.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
RECEIPTS EXCEED
EXPENSES SO FAR
Wilson Campaign Expenses Have
Been $550.000 to Date-Receipts.
S630,0O0.

BY Associated Press.
New York Oct. 22.-Announce-
ment was made today that the ex-
penses or the democratic campaign.
so far amount to about five hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
The receipts are six hundred and
thirty thousand dollars. Enough
more has been pledged. II Is said, 20
meet any deficit.
"A formal statement OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures will be Is
sued next Friday by the national
Executive committee.
The republican committee will
issue statement Saturday regard
ing their campaign expenses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
RUM0RS HEARD OF
EXTRA SESSION
Change of Presidents Personal Ar
rangements Supposed to be Con-
nected With MEXICAN Situation.
BY Associated Press.


Washington, ID. c., Oct 21.-
Speculation connects the approach
ing return to Washington of Presi-
dent Taft, contrary 10 arrangements
previous to his departure for Hot
Springs, Virginia, with the Mexican
situation, and even hints of the pos
sibility of the calling of a special
session of congress to relieve the
president of the decision as to
whether the time is ripe for inter
vention, is heard here
Officially, however the idea is
secuted. Officials here are of the
opinion that a deciding battle will
be fought in Vera Cruz.
The state department advices to-
day were that the opening of hostil-
tiles are momentarily expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
FEDERALS OCCUPY
PART OF CITY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Mexico City, Mex, Oct. 22.-ln-
formation is received from govern
ment sources tonight which is to the
effect that the federal troops had oc-
cupied a part of Vera Cruz, includ-
ing the municipal palace and truce
was signed until tomorrow morn
ing at 6 o'clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
Back to Washington.

Beverly, Mass, Oct. 22-The an
was made today that
President Taft would return to
Washington Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23

* rs -- n rs a 7S ~ n IN 7S ~ M M IN m
Cotton.
BY Associated Press.
New Orleans. La, Oct. 22.-Cot-
ton futures closed steady with a net
advance Of z TO 10 points. Spots
were steady and unchanged.
Cattle.
BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 22.-Cat-
tie were strong and active; EXPORT
steers $3.50 to 5000. Hogs 10
to IL cents lower: heavies $3.50 to
1855. Sheep ruled steady TO weak.
During the last three years N
quarter of a million new telephones
have been installed In various farm
houses throughout the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
REBELS FAIL TO
ATTACK TAMPIC0
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Laredo, Tex, Oct. 22.-Tonight's
advices say that Tampico. Mexico, Is
still in the hands of the government
troops, the rebels not attacking to-
day as threatened
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23

Cream OF Tartar, slightly mois-
tened, will remove orange stains
from linen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23

More than 5000, 100000 pairs of
blankets are woven in Great Britain
every wear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23

Arizona, which hears the list Of
copper producing states, last year
made its greatest output in the his
tory of the industry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
WOULD EXCLUDE
ALL UNDESIRABLES
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCIdLtU PTtSS.
San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 22.-
Governor Tom Marshall of Indiana,
democratic vice presidential nomi-
nee, tonight wound up a two days
campaign in California by advocat-
ing the exclusion from the United
States of aliens not of a character
to amalgamate with the American
people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-23
MARKET REPORTS.

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Den forte Republifs
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Negerrepu6Iifen Salts SiItorie,
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mt 9lao, ibet RepubIiteus grpii.
bent, General Seconte o. bans en-.
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gluten peo ct 9pnamitattentat.
Sioen oct frantic RationaIfon.
oentS 0efret / 1894 tiIiagoe bet
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renoe aolouicr lige Ret meo oen
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bus / piIo SenrpffeIie, uaflaoeIig
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5 2Gsppten bar man nplig giort
meget UeIDfte0e 6Orisg mcO ct 2oto.
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aeiierens Riniitre, Der fiertbtc Set
lille 8ricf, nGreSe en- iau os6elis
augit for aIt, bpao ser ligre0e en-
SGueitol, at ban Ell Dag UNDER lit
9eisg paa ct Ireumao a%rigsitib life
oar at iormaa til al tagc BaIos
paa ttOgeu p~oIitrct Stol, mer fun
oilbe bengtte en- RsritoI. Stibet$
officer, Ser fierote Sagens Cant
mcnbGrg, par ubarmbiertige nof til
itaoig fun ot tiIbDoe bam en- pol.
itret StUI og ttliiOit ienote gtiniite.
rem en- al line Iienere / 2an0 ior al
bente Ell Hgritol.
Otter Seller 6auitins Hot polo.
iomme 0go bar SoIen5 % ReOoLu.
tionernea 2 baot CT lltaL al @rp.
iiOenter. Zen nl iorLe0en orpbte
2econte bau0e fun regieret 1 4urs.
no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-04
Enrntfn % Aupfn.
Scr Smprpruonftiun.
Rsbissrst at en- prattiR SarmeG

Sfslge Genius &eturns~ blep Der
/ De 6orene6e Stater / 1909 proou.
ceret 1920, 10000 8unb Smer til
Ell 8prot al / Ell rlltb Gum 405
Weilioner Collars. Raa Sarmen blep
Der fiernet 996,001 900 8rnb til en-
SGroi al 1926, 544, 900 og / bore
Smsrfabrifer 624,765,000 Tuno
oGrb iaa meget iom $179,510,000.
Ser blioer aItiaa tilpirfet en- goo Gel
mere Smsr paa 2anoets Sarme emo
/ bore "GreamerieS".
Sperit paa 2iiteit al Staterne
fommer @isconiin. 5 BEN Stat blep
/ nppnte gor probuceret Sutsr biem.
me poa Sarmen for bare Iiot oper
7 Wiaioner Collars, mems Der Sta
TEN bIep proouceret 131,049,00O
8uno iii Ell @9rbi at $36,623,000.
Soma fontner Tom go. 2, Wfinneio ta
go. 3, g%enniplpania go. 4, Mti6i-
gan go. 5, Ohio Ro. 6, SulnptS gto.
7, Rep gorf SO. s, Seras Ro. 8 o9
Snoiana Iom go. 10.
s Seras, Ohio, Eerniplpanta, 81
Iinois og Snbiann blep Der produce
ret en- beI Gel mere Smbr paa 5or-
men emo / Smsrfabriferne, mems
MinneIota, Soma % Seem Yorf
fommer efter @isconiin % / Dem an
qipne GGffefelge iom Stater, bpor
ser probucereoeS meget mere Smsr |
Sabriferne emo paa Sarmen.
0ette eiploer, iom iagt, 1909, %
SorboIoet fan bore no9et attoerleoes
M to Iar ienere.