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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
run AnlIPHIA WOMAN
RECOt NT~ ENPEHIENCE.

Philadelphia, va. April a. Des-
cp'inr her experiences in the sink
lng of the Titanic Mrs George Wild
encr. whose husband, financier
here and son were drowned. said
AIR Widener and I had retired
f0r the nlrht when the crash into
mo- i0ebefr occurred We thought
llule oi n and did not leave the cab.
In Later Nr Widennf nnd Harry
sent on defk ana aided' efflfers Who
#rfl fhen having trouble vim thoss
H iHr Hirrfaf" That vaf the laat
3 "H of mY husband ana 80
cent nn derk hnd gns puf inta
IIa haaf As the honi pulled asay
HH i.H Titanic ! rH ono 0fffef
..aH I.mT.1 iH ihs head aHI fsH
HI'H'. Hier Hlw rapihn mth
. 'Hm thf Nuirr lni1 . .sa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
OKLAHOMA GROCEEs To
MET ~ OKLAHOMA CITY

oklahoma City Okla. April l9.-
Oklahoma City has completed ella
borate preparations for the entertain.
ment OF the National Retail Gro ers'
Association. which is TO hold its an
nual convention here next week. The
local committee expects an attend
anCe Of several thousand rcprosen.
tatiyes OF the retail grocery trade
from all sections Of the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20

Warrensbarf la. Alal i. #Hu
rsnsburg ls enterialnIng f0r $50 al't
fN. aHHn. 0nWf''I.N H. 'I. COMO
Missouri Tfa.Heu tHH.H.". A
larse attendance aHl aH attractive
prosmm combine i4 t.r rWm. "'
ono NJ the most profitable #.0
ever bella hY the aaHai|.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20

Richmond Ind April lg.- College
orators accompanied by delegations
of students rounded up at Earlham
College today for the annual oratori-
tal contest ot the Indiana lnterill-
loriatc Association Indiana. De
paU Purdue N0fro Dame Wabash
... ..... .fNar af fho leading coi-
leres and universities ol ,n, 90
are represented
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
ROOSEVELT DAY
IN PRIMARIES
Colonel Seems Leading Taft
Heavily in Nebraska
and Oregon
IA TOILETTE IS TH|RD|
IN BRyAN'S STATE CLARK AND
HARMON RUN CLOSE FOR
LEAD WITH WILSON
FOLLOWING.
By Associated fress.

BY Associated fress
Omaha. Net., April l9.-on ac-
count OF the late closing of tbs polls
in the primary election throughout
Nebraska today. results are late CON-
inv In tonight.
The first fig ires showed Roose.
welt leading TAFT and La Toilette.
Clark and Harmon running closo.
with Wilson third in the Democratic
race The vote generally was light
er than was expected.
Bryan's precinct gave majority
OF ore for La Toilette over Roose.
welt. Clark a majority OF three over
Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
C0LQU|TT DATES
FOR WEST TEXAS
will Speak in Amarillo AZ
ternOon of Monday,
April 20

The follosing messape ans aelV.
ed by The News yeslerday afierroon
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the follogine spoaklnF appint
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
EEN. JAMES T.. CASSIDY
EECONiES A MONSlGNOI;

FAN River. Mass. April lq. The
inyestiture OF the Very Rev James r.
Cassidy, vicar general OF the Fail
River diocese. with the title 81 a
monsignor OF the Catholic church
took place In ST. Mary.s Cathedral to-
daE tAc ..-rw0rir- ha'nr OF ar ella
horate character. Rt Rev Dame, b.
Feehan, bishop Of Fall River Off.
.ciated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
CoLQUITT OFFERS
REWARD FOi. ANEMiN.



Austin. Tex. April le-Governor
ColQutt late this afternoon took Of
fetal cognizance Of the mysterious
operation Of the "axeman' In Texas
and has decided to aid In suppressine
THIS character and at the same time
appease the fright of the negroes Of
the state. He accordingly this after
noon issued a proclamation reciting
that mis- attention had been called by
numerous persons Boz various COM
mnnities that negroes were receiving
threatening letters in which the writ
ers threatened assassination by the
"Axeman
He therefore offers a reward OF
$3.50 for the arrest and conviction
Of any such person found guilty Of
writing or sending such comuuni-
cations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
VETERANS WILL
Be ENTERTAINED
Extensive Program Shaped
by Clarendon for Con.
federate Reunion
Special to Daily News.

Clarendon. Tex. April le.-Sam
Lanham Camp. United Confederate
Veterans. under the leadership OF Col.
r. S. Kimberlin of this city. has ar
ranged an all day picnic and shoot
ing match for the Confederate Veter-
ans. April 23 .at which time the fol-
lowing program will be presented
Morning Exercises
Welcome Address-Dr. S. f. Burk-
head, chaplain.
Response WIN \. Miller,
Amarillo.
Short Address Major Scott, Chill
dress.
Short Address-Capt. Adkisson,
Memphis.
Attend the moving picture show at
the Pastime Theatre. where Guam
trell and his men will be shown on
canvas in lifelike pictures. Also the
pictures of the soldiers who attended
the reunion here last year.
There will be seen the L. c. Y. sol
diers on drill. Some OF these men
YOU will know, and also there will
be seen man that each Confederate
will readily recognize picture that
was taken In 1854, OF a man whs
wore his hair long. like guerrilla
Some OF the characters In the Guam
trell group will be easily recognized.
After the show dinner will be serv-
ed to the soldiers IN body, together
with their wives. Dinner will be
served promptly at | o'clock, supper
at O'Clock. The railroad will give
one and one-third fare for the one
day from Childress and Amarillo and
intermediate points.
Afternoon Session,
After dinner the soldiers will pro-
ceed TO the shooting ground Fol-
lowing is given a list Of the events
in the shooting and conditions there
Of.
Col. viii A. Miller and Col Il. 5.
Kimberlin.
Major Scott and Adit. ". II. Brum-
nett.
Co. T. s. Buzbee and Col. p. r.
stephens
The captains OF each camp, War
ren. scott Adkisson. Kimberliu
Two men shoot from each camp,
selected by camp
Each camp puts up a man TO shoot
Col " N Buster anu A. J Bar.
nett
Memnhis Camp AGAINST Amarillo.
ChIldress Camp against Clarendon
Two ladies from each town vii
contest
Those on foot viii use guns those
on horses will use pistols
one event will be shooting iron
horseback with horses running ~
cry man who wants 20 enter this NII
use a pistol In shooting
The best fun Is left for the last
IA life sized wood man, Which VII
be painted black. cut out Of plarl
two inches thick .. inches wide an'
feet long. will be- provided. one FOL
those who shoot from horsebach, an'
one for those who shoot from m
ground. Only one trial will be given
and the man who puts the most ball
In the dead mar as be- runs by VII
be awarded a media BY the Daughter
Of the Confederacy aud have "a bln'
ribbon "a large onel pinned on hlm
After this contest each one may llc'
ont "a man and match off i0r @ shoot
so practice should be done before a.
tendlng the sh00tWs ho a1lalr
should miss ft aa There $500 H
plenty of fun lnI ,arhod
IsAN LANHAN fANl o. ~
NO .I... Clarendon" I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
MAJOR BITr ONE
OI' H. >hSTER'S HEROES.


New York. April l'.-Ha5or Archi-
bald Butt aide 20 President Taft. Ia
reported to have been one o. the
heroes of the Titanic l.s.Ger with
an iron DsI n his hands. said 10
stood in the stcerace passage way
and defended women and children
from the moddoned crowd Ia that
part OF the ship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
Of ALL
STATES GATHER
Congress to Forward Men
aud Religion Work in
New York

New York. April is.--What Is said
To be the first really national general
Christian congress ever held by the
laymen Of America was formally op-
ened In this city TODAY and will con-
tinue for one week. The congress
is the climax of the nine months
campaign Of the Men and Religion
Forward Movement that has swept
over the United States and Canada.
Reports OF the campaien from every
section will be a leading feature OF
the gathering.
The general sessions Of the con-
sreSs are to be held in Carnegie hall.
with auxiliary meetings In neighbor.
ing churches. The program calls for
the presentation and discussion OF
carefully prepared reports on I'm
migration" "The negro Problem. ="
The Church and the Newspaper.
The 10, Problem" Christian
Unity. Tho Rural Church. 20 Bible
Study" Evangelism. and The I'm
solved Problems Of the Christianila-
ton OF the World"
Presid mt Taft Ambassador Bryce
and Nh an ,. bryan have accepted
Invitations ~ address the congress.
Other lay speakers of prominence
will include John Mitchell. former
Governor Northern OF Georgia. ] A.
Macdonald OF Toronto. Booker r
Washington, Robert +. Speer and
luhn II. Mott Among the clergy
men who will address the congress
will he Bishop Greer of New York,
Bishop Mcdowell Of Chicago, Dr. Il
.C GRAY OF Glasgow and Archdeaccn
Madden Of Liverpool. The only
woman who will appear on the plat
form as speaker will be Miss Jane
Addams. the famous Chicago socio-
loeist and settlement worker.
4 great parade Of delegates. aug.
mcnted by special dclegations from
New York and neighborinG cities. Is
10 be- held tomorrow afternoon. The
mems parade will be followed By one
of older bows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
Leading in Oregon.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Portland, Ore. April ls.-Early
returns from today's presidential
preference primaries indicate that
Roosevelt carried the Republican state
primaries by about 5000 over Taft
la Toilette running third.
Ne returns we're received up 10 a
late hour on the result of the Demo-
cratic contest for presidential pref
erencc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
ILLINOIS DELEGATES
ROOSEVELT BOOSTERS.

BY associated Press
Springfield H., April l9.-Cheer-
inc the mention Of Roosevelt's name,
the Republican state convention to-
day eight delesates-at-large TO the
national convention, instructed for
Roosevelt.
The proceedings were harmonious.
with Governor Deneen and his
friends Trolling. Taft men at
the last minute submitted to the will
of the majority.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20

PATRIOTS DAY
NEW ENGLAND.

Boston. Mass. April H.
Patriots nay. In commemora-
ton OF the battle OF I.exing-
ton and the beginning OF the
American Revolution. was
generally celebrated through
out this section today. In
Hoston the dag was observed
by a general suspension OF
business. The annual Mara
thon run and other sporting
fixtures marked the popular
celebration OF the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
IN CONFERENCE
FOR EDUCATION
Better Rural Support and
Rural High School for
Texas Favored

nan Antonio, Tea AM ~ lrf
zee flnandal Support Tor Teas
srhools ihe establishment NJ rnfal
hiFh srh0nI and the uuiffaiiDn ~ "a.
lmilnnhl forces afe tho leading sub
irds i0f consideration a. che nm
annual mrriinr ~ ihn ffnirrn.r fur
EduraiI0n ln rfas phI0h convened
H Hn lrnnIn today inf e tNa days
session Prominent edHWfm tom
f0fY W0i.HH nf co. Hlhla H. |U 40.
fandaHfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
Teddy In Kansas.

Hy Associated Press
Wichita. Kans., April l9.-Theo-
iove Roosevelt campaigned through
Kansas today. appealing for support.
lie said that he felt at home in Kan
sas and expected 20 carry Kansas
and Nebraska
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
lSMN DENIED
RIGHT To SAIL


~ Associated Pres.
New York. April la.-rhe
senate investigating commit
tee inQrired all say and late
tonight into the Titanic dis
aster, adlourning until to-
morrow Managing Director
lsmay OF the White Star Line
aud other officers were not
allowed TO sail tomorrow.
They will not be allowed
beyond the jurisdiction OF the
United States Government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
ROUTE FOR LINERS
SET FIRTpEI. SOUTH.
BY Associated Pres,

Washington. u G.. April l9.-The
United States Fydrograuh office in
New York today issued )rders that
thr lIaes Of the Atlantic liners are
moved lNo miles southwark frou
that which vas being pursued Dy the
Titan, Hhen sho ran against an ice
berg SUNDAY nic1t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20

said thar ~ jsesged two women or
Of the water. one Of them a ravil.s
maniac. who died before 'he Carpath.
la picked up the life boat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
WEATHER.
local Forecast
Generally fair saturday
Yesterday Temperature


Washington FuTrrati.
~ Afiocisisd Press
Washington u g. Apul 10 For
West Texas Rain SATURDAY tfepi
lair in extreme Ne.t sunday ialf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
HUERTA MARCHING
HIS MEN ABOUT
Has Three Times Been Near
Bachimba, but Fails to
Start Fight.
OBv Associated Press).

At the Rebel Front, BacnlnDd'
Mex. July Communicating between
the rebel army and the city Of Chi
huahua which had been cut for several
hours. was. restored at II o'clock today
Though Gen. Huertas the 1ederal coIn-
mander. had marched his infantry 70
within battle range Of Bachimba three
times they withheld their fire each
time and withdrew, leaving the rebels
DuzzIed as to the meaning OF the
maneuver. It is assumed, however that
the federal general wishes to keep the
rebels active at Bachimba while ms
flank and rear attack is getting under
way. ..,..z
1t is believed he viii cut railroad
communication with Chihuahua on the
north and shell Bachimba from botn
the east and west while his cavalry
moves Up on the extreme sides. In
this manner he is bound to discover
some weak spots in the rebel ught-
ing line which is now stretched over
4 distance of seven miles 1t IS Ger
tain that the rebels will not open the
fight, awaiting the federal attack so
that upon Gen Huerta depends the
commencement of hostilities.
At II o'clock considerable movement
was noted in the federal camp viewed
from the mountain tops here but II
may be another part Of Huerta's ap-
parent plan of marching his troops
back and forth in front Of Bacnlmba
till he is ready to attack.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
SANTA FE PAPER IS
BOUGHT BY CUTTING
Judge Pope Divides New
Mexico Into Two
ChancerY Divisions.
nv DIYlSlOnS.

Santa Fe, n. -, July 2.-The New
Mexican Printing company, publishing
the Santa Fe New Mexican, the oldest
daily in the southwest, AID which is
this year celebrating its 50th anniver-
sary, has been purchased by Bronson
N. Cutting, a New York millionaire and
Progressive Republican. The company
also publishes Ell Nuevo ,I-exicano, the
most widely read Spanish paper in the
United States, and the New Mexican
Review Paul A. f. Walter, president
of the company and editor in chief of
the New Mexican, with which he has
been connected the past II years in an
editorial capacity, Will retire from the
management of the publications.
Mrs. Theresa B. White of Silver City
has been appointed state director of in
dustrial education by state superintend-
emit of public instruction Avian n. White
Federal Judge William II. Pope has
divided New Mexico into two chancery
districts, a northern and a southern dis
trict. OF the northern district he ap-
pointed Judge John r. McFie of Santa
Fe master in ohancery and of the south
ern district Judge Afford w. Cooley of
Santa Fe. Both served on the New Mex
leo supreme bench with Judge Pope.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
MANY SELLERS IN
THE WHEAT PIT
All Three Leading Cereals
Weaken Because Of
Reported Rains.

Chicago, HIS, July BECAUSE Of
rains in the northwest beneficial for
the spring crop, the wheat market
today was full Of sellers. Opening
prices were % to q lower. Septem-
per started at $1O312 to Sl.OSas TO
Sl.03 3, fall of 4 to g to sc, de-
cIlned to S1-O3 and recovered to $1.OS Is
Closing figures were easy with Sep
tember at S1.04A, a net loss Of Is
to &c.
Corn weakened with wheat. Septem-
Der opened a to Is to = to sc off
at Il TO TAG, and seemed disposed TO
keep within that range.
The close was steady at TX for
September, 4 to IS C under last night
Prices for oats followed the course
of other grain. September started g
to z down, at 5S1z to $3.50, and re-
acted to SO &c.
An easy tone developed in the pro-
vision pit. Initial transactions varied
from last nights level to 21kc below.
with September delivery s1S.775b for
pork; S10.97h to $11.O0 for lard, and
SIO571k for ribs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
FOREIGNERS FEAR
LOOTING CAMPAIGN
Much Uneasiness in Chihua-
hua, Which Is Now
TTDDrOtectnd
UnprOtected.

The residents Of Chihuahua are nerv-
Ously awaiting the developments at
Bachimba. according to passengers who
arrived on the Mexican Central passen-
ger train Monday night. 1t is feared
that IN case Of rebel reverse the rebels
will return to Chihuahua and loot the
town Nearly all of the soldiers have
left Chihuahua and the town is pro-
who are being supported by the foreign
residents. All of the important stores
in the city have closed and only few
of the smaller remain open In the
stores the merchants are packing away
everything portable in boxes and barrf-
cades of adobe blocks are being placed
in the store windows and in the door
ways
have held several meetings of late at
the American consulate and discussed
means for averting whatever danger
might present itself in the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
PERILOUS CHASE
OVER HOUSETOPS
Men in Duel-POlice Chase
Them-One Falls
From Roof.

Louisville, Ky, July AT the end
OF a perilous flight last night over a
block of house tops, with police in pur-
suit Alva and GOold Bishop, blood
flowing from numerous cuts received in
q fight, tOppled over a raised cornice
and pitched headlong toward the pave
ment two stories below.
Goold fell to the street, while Alva
struck a trolley guy wire in descent
and was snapped across the narrow
street and upon the roof of a two story
building.
Carter Berry, their antagonist, who
was well niSh vanQUished when tie Pc
lice entered his back yard where the
fight was in progress. is covered with
knife wounds. All are in the city hos
pital and living, though recovery is
SC arcely possible
The police chase over the house TOPS,
pursued and pursuers some times jump
ing intervening spaces of 10 feet with
out pause, was watchcd by hundreds
Our semi-annuaI clearing sale now
on. Sol ! Berg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02

Kansas City, No, July Cattle
Reefs. 1000 including 1000 sOutherns;
market steady. Native steers, $500
9.55: southern steers. sA75 a $50; south
ern cows and heifers, $500 65.5O; ma
tive cows and heifers. s3.50G SIS
stockers and feeders, $4009T00; bulls,
SS.5O6 $50: calves, S4OO@S.O0; western
steers, $3.50 800; western cows, $3.50
q $50.
Hogs-Rects. 1900: market steady
TO sc lower; bulk Of sales. $3.50 q7.5O;
heavy, S7.45 a 7.55; packers and butch
ers. $7.35 67.5O; lights, SIS 9T.4O: pigs,
$5.T5 66.75.
er. Muttons. SS.50GA50; lambs. $4,000
IT'S: range wethers and yearlings, SS.45
a $50; range ewes. $275 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
TROOPS ON BORDER
GUARD ARE CHANGED

Troop movements were attracting
as much attention Tuesday morning
as the bulletin board of the FL Paso
Herald. The United States troops
along the border have been relieved for
a month by troops from Fort Bliss.
The troop change was made by street
cars from the Fort and the patrols
were distributed along the river. The
18th infantry battalion and the first
battalion of the 22d infantry relieved
the second and third battaiOns OF
the 22d.
The I'd cavalry has not yet taken
up patrol duty, as the recruits have
not Vet been received.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
STEEL LEADS IN
STOCK ACTIVITY
Industrial Transactions Arc
Foremost Features;
Bonds Are Firm.

New York, n. Y, July I'm point of
strength. breadth and activity, tOday's
early stock market offered a refresh
Inc change from recent conditions. In
dustriaI stocks and transactions were
the foremost features at the outset,
bl1t later the movement took in most
of the standard railways. Steel re-
eImed its leadership, while Brooklyn
iTransit added substantially to yester-
davis rise and sold at the highest
,71ica in some years. OF the less ac-
- industriaIs, General Electric
climbed higher and Westinghouse
moved sympathetically-
Bonds were firm.
Profit taking helped to arrest the
odJance at midday and some slight
Shading of prices ensued, but the un-
dartone continued strong, with some
JisDosftion towards dizziness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
TEXAS TROOPS MAY
COME HERE SHORTLY

Adjt Gen. Henry Hutchins. of the
Texas National guard, is expected to
return Wednesday from Austin, where
he has been for a conference with
governor Colquitt regarding the Next
can situation. Upon the arrival og
Gen. Hutchins at the border, the re-
ported troop movement of state mill
tia is expected to begin towards II
Paso. TO protect Ell Pasoans from Mex
lean bullets.
Cant Wallace T. Downing has been
ordered to postpone his vacation 10
Mineral Wells until after the return
of the adjutant general in order that
ne and the governor may be informed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
Lodge Notices
TEN YEARS GIVEN TO
SOLDIER SMUGGLERS
Freepartner and Mason Are
Sentenced by Courtmar-
tial to Long Terms.

John II. 'Freepartner and w. B. Ma
son, privates in the 22d infantry. who
were arrested by civil authorities in FL
Paso on the charge of conspiring to
smuggle ammunition to Mexico, have
been sentenced to ten years each in the
military prison at Alcatraz island, Cali
fornia, by the army courtmartiaL NOti-
tence was received from the headQuar-
tiers of the department of the west at
Chicago on Monday afternoon. Free
partner and Mason have been confined
in the EOrt Bliss prison awaiting SEN
tence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME $4,000.
ROOM. . STORY

THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME $4,000.
ROOM, STORY.
This modern home is one Of the best
arranged. and best located homes in
the city. It has rooms, reception
hall, 2 large screened porches, extra
large cement front porch, basement
under the entire house, and is equipped
with modern heating plant. 1t was
built by US and is practically new;
built Of red pressed brick It faces
south on Arizona St, and is close in;
cement walks, fences, etc, all in. Be
quick on this.
MayfieId Realty Co,
Owners and Builders.
613 American Bank Building
WOULD YOU BUY a NEW ROOM
HOUSE WITH FULL BASEMENT
ON EASY TERMSs
We have one in choice neighborhOod,
full lots, all fenced; house has builtin
features; large sleeping porch.
The price is S3900. Easy terms
Austin * Mari,
Phone 1850, 304 San Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-02
TEXAS TROOPS ARE
READY NOW TO MOVE
Next Step VIII Be Sending
of Dallas Battery to
III PacO
El PaSO.

Austin. Tex, July 2-The next step
in the proposed movement of the Tex
as national guard to the border is
sQUarely up to the governor, according
to adjutant general Hutchins.
The Dallas battery IS now ready to
move at any moment and the same may
be said of a number Of other Organiza-
tons in the guard As FAR as can be
learned here the governor has heard
nothing from Washington relative To
assurance that Texans will be given
ample protection in case of another
battle at Juarez, and unless this as
surance is given speedily then IN
dOubtedly orders will be issued for
the battery to proceed, and possibly
some Of the other organizations