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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-17
I|NC MATERIAL
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,, COMFORT AND
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4 the a9niDg Of the inter
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( about 10 become a real
+ ON Monday August the
II cry council will let the
for TIM paving or the
and surrounding vicinity,
h. Kind OF paving material.
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concern cTcgT resident in
=.n#its= earrpct solution
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-17


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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-17

NEIL. ERWIN.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
GOVT. TAKES HAND
IN JOHNSON CASE

Chicago. Get. 2G.-Thc depart
m.nt OF justice al Washington has
become deeply interested In the in
ycsiigation here Into tho lack
.iohnron-Luclle Cameron case. inyolv-
ing possible Violations OF the Mann
net. according 10 the local federal au-
ihori,ies who say they have received
u message frcm Attorney General
Wickcrsham ordering them 10 max"
an exhaustive Investigation. To this
end Bci, \. Meyers. local spctia'
agent. to-day departed FOR 81. Joseph
Michigan, tc interview persons hn-
ll"yrd 10 have Information rrTard'si?
the case. This Is the flrst time that
definite clcws are said TO have led
investigators Into another state.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
TO MEASURE BECKER
FOR ROCuE'S GALLERY

New York. Oct. 20 Charles Beck
or automatically dropped from the
police rolls by his conviction for
murder and no longer lleutenan,
In that department. VIII pay one N!sll
10 police headquarters before he goes
TO Sing Sing prison to await the ac-
tlon OF the court OF appeals. He vii!
be taken from the Tomhs 10 the bu-
rcau OF Identification TO photo
sTaphcd and measured IN the rogucs
gallery.
The legal work necessary TO get
Rcrker's case before the court OF ap-
peals VIII begin Immediately after
the sentence Is pronounced by Justice
,Goff on "Wednesday next. Notice or
appeal Will be fiicd forthwith and
this Will operate n stay OF cxecu-
,ion.
This ease Is not likely to he set
FOR argument for several months and
decision of the appeal Is not expect
cd for year or more, although the
action will be cxpcdiateh by Mr..
Whitman In every possible way.
In the event of reversal OF III"
verdict. Becker would be remandcd
to tn" Tombs again without bail t'
await new trial. Because the trial
Just ended WIS IN special term Of
court ordered hy Governor DIX all
OF the records on appeal VIII 20 10
the Governor ani all the costs of ap-
peal VIII be paid by the state.
This follows the precedent set In
tho Mo'lncaux cas-" In which .Iustic"
Coff wns reversed by the court of ap-
pcnis after u DELAY OF two years.
Molincnux was acquitted ON his sec
ond Trial.
Although Becker will be sentenced
on Wednesday. October 30. he Will
no, 20 to slug Sing until about No
v"mher y. ten days being generally
allowed FOR ronslltaiiun with coun-
gel.
Eleven points on which tho appeal
will he bascJ are outlined today in ..
f,a,emcnt prepared by Ii"ricr's chief
counsel. More than loo" .Sccp-
lions were taken during the trial in
rulings made hy Justice coff.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
FIFTH ANNUAL TOS ANGELES
PHEONIX ROAD RACE

Los Angeles. Calf. Oct. .G.--
Twelve racing automobiles will leave
her" shortly after midnight tonight
in the annual ios An"clca-PlioeniN
road race. considered one oi the most
Important event. ri thc Pacific Coast
Automobile circles.
II will lie IL" fii,h annual race
and this year will hr run through
IN. Imperial Valley and Yuma TO
Phoenix. Two trophics anh cash
prizes OF close to sG,ouo VIII 20 to
the winner.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
TAI! BETRAYED
BY HIS own PARTY
IN CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles. calf. Oct. 2G.-Tak-
ing cognizance OF what is said TO be
the avowed purpose of Taft support.
crs TO deliver" the TAFT vote In Cali
lfornia 10 Wilgon, the Democratic
presidential nominee. Roosevelt sup
porterg issued "A formal statement
her. today declaring that Taft had
been deliberately betrayed and sacri-
ficcd In California and that the
charges Of rnud and chlcanery charg.
cd against the Progresslycs after the
raft electors were eliminated from
the ballot by the supreme court were
an insult 10 the Republican voters OF
tho state.
The statement is signed by Daniel
a. Ryan. chairman of the Republican
state committee. Meyer Lyspar. ma
iiounl Progressive executive commit
tcomnn: Chester ". Rowell. Progress
is. committeeman for California and
John T. Stc,son. president Of the
Roosevelt Progressive league in Cal
IfornIa. II sets forth in detail the
record Of events eliminating In the
elimination oi Taft electors from the
california ballot. and cclnrcs Will"
Charles u. Hilles. Tafts manager
asked the Tai, leaders TO circulat"
a nominating petition for tn" TAFT
electors. they refused to do So. The
reason assigned for the efforts Of I'll"
Tnr leaders 10 induce TAFT scpublj-
cans to vote for Wilson isI the dcsifc
to strengthen Wilson In the hopcgof
defeating Roosevelt.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

yoranya. scryia. oct, 20 The
TurkC are reported TO have nban-
donrd their stronghold at usknh IN
order 10 concentrate further to ihH
south. It Is believed they have on
frcnchod themselves In ih" hills 20
ihe south Of the town which wquii
give them great advantage owlhS
to tho nature Of tho ground.
The scryipn troops captured fifty-
five fIcid guns and six mountain guns
when they took rl" city Gf kumnn-
ovn from the Turks. At sicni'zn th"v
took thirteen field guns and MIN"
mprturr
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
la toilette SORE;
WONT VOTE At ALL

Eau Claire. Wis. Oct. 20. Senator
La follctt. In an address her" a"9
at Chippewa Falls last might said he
would not vote for any presidential
liz. referred to personal Interviews
with Roosevelt and TAFT aud said
both had asked hom for li.lp anu
lie said Woodrow WI
son Ia a progressive and had been a
progressive governor In New lr'S",
but that his hand} would he tied M
by the Democrats II he became pts 81
dent -U
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
TO ENTERTAIN SENIORS

Miss kJI" lirap suu ana l'rnI. j
II. Morgan will entertain the ..nin'
Class nr til" trinidad High Sctoo'
tonichi ri n Halloween pnr'y. n,
the Brnnson home ON Prospect street.
Pumpkins. wltehc, and IarSo-n'ian
tcrns. rur s"y'ivc NJ the occasion
viii hc urrd N decorating. yellow
aud black prcdomInaiing. Games Will
bc played and n witch viii tell ih'
fortunes. A. the close of the even
lnf rciieslmcn,s will he scry.h.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
Wilson Will Not
Wait For returns
But go to Bed

Princeton. y, j., Oct. 20 Gov
cInnr woohfow Wilson would rather
20 to he nj . O'Clock election night
to take - long sleep aud find out III"
next morning whether ar not he II
elected president than. Ia sit M and
watch FOR the returns. The governor
watched a workman install a tele-
garph instrument IN his home her"
today 10y courtesy Of Telegraph
company. The nominee wondered
II the nuis" would not prov" dis
tracting.
"Rcnlly." he told correspondents.
'rd rather GO 10 bed at O'Clock
than Ia vi, MP and follow the early
returns which arc usually frasmen-
tary aud iaiiguing.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
800 MILE YACHT RACE

Seattle. Wn.. Dee. ga three
hundrcd mile yacht race for the
North Pacific honors was begun to-
day when the Yacht Gwcndclyn H.
Captain Lloyd Johnson and the Or
tona. CAPTAIN Gragah. left the wharf
OF the Seattle Yacht club for sail
around Tatoosh Island off Cape Flat
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
WOMEN POLICE OFFICERS
MEET IN PORTLAND

Portland. ora. oct. Road
houses. dane" halls Joy rides" and
other 'uras wh'yh rcy.t young wo-
men In cities wsrc discussed Mt length
today by the women aGlicc Officers
of Pacific .east rltios gathered here
In the firs, convention Of the Kind
ever held In lie United States
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

terry and back. The vessels N" nf
the IS feet class.
II Is expected that from thr"" 10
five adys will be required to max"
the course.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

One way to relieve habitual con-
stipation is to take regularly n mild
laxative. Doan's Reeulcts are recon-
mcndcd for this purpose. 25c 4 hox
at all drug stores.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Bel trndc. scrvia, oct. 2G.-Th"
Turkish stronghold ~ iskuh Is re-
pnrtnd In tclogram which reached
private ucrsons her" today. 10 hnF"
boan trkru by the allied ScryIan and
Bulgarian armies.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
CROWD TURKS INTO
The LAST DITCH
tcont.nucd from page onsD

has received. nn official account OF
the lighting at Eumonnyn from
which u appears that during n driz-
zIinr rain aud heavy for ON W'dn"s-
dag the Turkish trops advanced on
the soryIan position five miles from
Kumnnoya Heavy lighting lasted
ihIuughou, thc afternoon THE Ser
yians finally stayed th" Turkish on
rluuTht.
The battle wnF resumed ThnfFday
morning. tn" goryinus this time TAX
lng the offcnsiy" and niJlcking III"
Turkish troops. who had ontrourhrd
ih.msrly"s. hft"r AN artillery duel
',eucrnI advance was ordered by tn"
s.rvlnn commander nt o'clock.
Til" ground over which the S"rNian
troops had to ndynnc" was open and
the infantry men wor" exposed to u
Gwocping fire. Finally. nt IN" point
"f IN. bnyonct they drov" out tho
Ottoman troops.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

London. oct. 2c-The Turkish
army has galncd great victory. h"-
cprding To u news agency despatch
from Constnn,lnopl" which fly' III"
official announcement was issued
thor. at $40 this evening y" de-
tails arc given az to the tim" o'
place.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Berlin. oct 2G-vcry sever"
fighting took plac" yesterday hoih
to III. .ns, and west Of hdrianopic'
says n special despatch from Adrian
opl.. Th. losses suffered by tn"
Turkish and Bulgarian troops w"r"
heavy. No material change In III"
positions Of III. two armies occurred
ns n result of the fighting.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Sofia. Oct. GA portion Of IN"
town Of hdrIanopic has b""u set on
FIR" by the Bulgarian artillery. nc-
cnrding to private dispatches re-
c"lvcd here.
nh" Bulgarian troops hay" taken
Ia" outlying forts of MnraE. IInynras
and Sufilnr. lying to tn" north and
northeast Of this city. and also hnN"
captured II railroad station In tn"
"xircm. outskirts Of III" town. Eigh-
teen hundred priEou"rR hay" fallen
Into their hands.
III" eco prisoners who arrived
here yesterday from Mus'nphn .Pnsln
w.T. captured In some of III" smaller
towns taken by the BulgnfIans. III"
.ntiro absence of Turkish Officers
among tn" prisoners captured n'
Kirk killssch is much commented ON
m the first reports w"r" that the
Who'll. harrison had been i,icn
Tho bulgarian army W reported to
la advancing along the whole front
aud a despatch 10 til" government
organ. Mir. says the Turks are re-
ir snting In panic while the c'vi'inn
population is f,c,Ins toward Consinn-
'inoplc. .....H Hr
III" 'iI'ngc N Kochav. was capt
nrod by tho nuigarians Yesterday af-
ter severe fighting at the point of the
bayonct
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

chronicle-Sows. ape per month.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

chronlclc-Nows. ,oc per month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
FOR RENT.


New ten room house on
Twenty seventh street, oppo-
site F'onticei1o Springs. IN
beautiful Woodland Heights"
electric lights; hot and cold
water on hnth fearsE sSae- pei
annum, Possession June l,
1919.
r, f. SMITH,
S0T r, Grace.
Phone Monroe 3443.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Liberal Concessions
Offered to Buyers
of Large Frontage

Buy now while you can get the
choice at prices that will double,
treble in short time. Don't wait
for the lost opportunity~-but grasp
it now. Now is the time.
Many have kicked themselves
because they did not buy larger
tracts in Ginter Park when the
property was first offered for sale.
Suppose You had bought 500 feet
instead of 1001 How much would
Won have made Wouldn't you
like now to have solid block
around the Seminary grounds for
$3.50 per FOOT
We can sell you ground in solid
blocks that will be equally as good
in a short while You can sell off
what you don't want at good profit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
$1,000
VIII purchase handsome home, Cham
berlayne Avenue S0x200. Easy terms il
desired
w T.. PURCELL, JR., Co, INC,
100 North Eighth Street.

rendering decision, The findings of
the court Of inquiry have never been
made public, but IL is rumored that
1t recommended a. court martial.
Gao, r., Branch, Johnston. OF Norfolk.
counsel for, Colonel Nottingham. called
on Adjutant-Generai Sale ard Governor
Mann yesterday In reference to the
matter but neither of the officials
would have anything to say for public
would haye~anything to say for. pub
licaton following the interview with
Cap tain Johnston. +.S,..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

- State Treasnry, Enrfehed.
Tht Htatat treasury was enriched the
Sslf iss re s.sS sss &. &
'ftoun county treasMrofe T. Fneetl1@eaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
SALE OF REFUSED AND UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT OF EVERY IsES-
tfsf@TfoN.

'~e Will sell at public auction 70 the
highest bidder. unless otherwise dis
posed Of al our freight warehouse, cor
ner Seventeenth and Marshall streets.
Richmond. Va,
TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1912.
Commencing at 1000 A NJ
various lots Of dry goods, clothing
rugs. druggets. furniture. hardware and
miscellaneous articles OF every descrip-
tiol.
> "a la@ ssnbsic arw requested to attend.
Elevated seats provided for ladies and
special accommodation will be afford
I'd out of town buyers for shipping
goods.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry Co.
l.. l. SCHERER
General Claim Agent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
POSS ESSION AT ONCE.
FI.ATE For RENT.

FLATE FOR RENT.
4of e Franklin St. Sd fat
524 W. Grace st. rms CPoss.
Aug. s1st) ............ $40 90
s. 5th st. list and 2nd
fats rms ....-....... $50 90
524 w. Grace St. Sd fat 8
rooms -. 80, 500 90
rooms ...-...... -. 500 20
Possession Aug. 81. 1912.
1877 w. Franklin St, LIST flat
rms, {hot water heat. .s7so 90
rms. (hot water heat. 7ao 90
rms ....-.... -. 500 90
AIS W. Grace st. End and 3rd
fats, 7 rms 49,. ago 90
rms cheated free1 -. $50 90
so W. Main ST. LIST nat.
rooms cheated freed :. $50 90
20T Fl. Cary st. LIST fat,
rooms -. 80. $50 90
Bellevue Apartments, 5th and
Cary SITS, Apartment
No. i. Z rms. ........ 4ao 90
Bellevue Apartments. 5sh and
Cary Sts. Apartment
---N No 4. rms sse ee
Bellevue Apartments. 5th and
Cary SITS, Apartment
Nc. . rms, -. ss3e 90
1904 W. Clay St, LIST fat,
rms. ....... -......... $50 90
1904 W. Clay st, End fiat,
rms .,,..-...... 1bo 90
3fs-A n. 32nd st. rms...... $40 90
GREEN Il Redo. Monroe 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Chaplin & Hume

s5,00sb---A beautiful detached home on
Floyd avenue; 6 rooms electric
lights recently papered. A snap for
Il home-seeker.
81 soo-For quick sale. an s-roo1n eis-
gantly appointed home In Bar
ton Heights: electric lights, bath and
strictly modern. This property is
worth $4,000, 90 and possession can be
gotten in ten days. See us quick.
$3,sSa VIII buy new 10-room home
with 10 acres, on car line.
Chicken houses. barn and other out
buildings. $500 90 cash, balance long
time.
$4,000 Will buy beautiful little home
on North Sycamore street, con-
tanning rooms, hot water heat, gas
and electric lights. A rare chance to
get an ideal little home.
EXCHANGE
GRACE STREET APARTMENTS
We have IL beautiful corner apart
m9nt building on Grace street, has two
apartments OF 10 rooms each, separate
entrances. separate heating plant, en-
tireiy modern. Rental. $4,000 month
~. VIII exchange for smaller pro
perties in good neighborhood.
S2,S0o VIII buy nice 1-room home on
Randolph street, near Cary
will rent for To0o per annurn.
$3.50 Per foot. corner lot on boulevard
near Battle Abbey. Is feet front
age 10 good degth,
No, IS North Eleventh Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
$4,000
= 4
70 Lend at

Borrower can pay OFF at any interest
period.
McVEICH q GLINN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

sS.0Oss~--A beautiful detached home on
Floyd avenue; 6 rooms, electric
lights recently papered. A snap for
q home seeker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS IN HOMES
AND LOTS
In Highland Park. Barton Heights.
Brookland Park and Ginter Park. Sew
eeral very attractive
HAWKINS & RUFORD
tees leo North Seventh Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
$4,000

Grove avenue east or Allen. I I rooms
three stories, all conveninces; steam
heat Lot 24x1f9- A beautiful home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-12
FARMING WITH DYNAMITE

Editor Leader The farmers are
beginning to see the benefit q S1o.
soillng with dynamite and drainin&
out buffalo wallows. Nr Laymah
west of the city, had some drainage
dsne this week to try ana reclaim
some wet ground Mr.. e. T. Il9schi
will start TO sub.soil on his farm south
of town next week by putting 1000
shots Off Several other farmers are
being interested in sub-soiline with
dynamite. The work done on Mr. TIL
mans farm west Of town last spring
gave good results G. W Patterson
had some swamps drained last spring
and has had no water To bother him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-12

me matter They found the box OF
tim containers all right The ice was
gone AN right There was even
smell that was no good
Bat the smell did not come from
spoiled oysters. hut from a half
dozen cans OF nowdery yermin ex-
termnator that Miss Barnard had
ordered To scatter around in some Of
the mns into which she goes. The
hox had broken and the containers
much resembled those in which
oysters were shipped The express
company had gmelled EN-. packed
them I'M ice and sent out a hurry call.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-12

Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements. cures con.
stipatlon -Doans Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. Is ceats box.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-12

sion when rush measures thaJ con
srtssmen don't dare mt through be.
fore the election are passed
The Detroit times., 1912-01-09
EXTRA LONG CARD BILLED
FOR WEDNESDAY AT ", A, c,
Joe Wallace and Lou Glowney
Furnish the End of Four
Bout Program.

An extra long card is scheduled for
the opening OF the Windsor Athletic
club for the new year. Four bouts,
Instead OF the usual three, are on tap
for Wednesday night, Joe Wallace
and Lou Glowney. two popular local
boys furnishing the main eight-round
so.
All the participants are local as
pirants and while they cannot be ex-
pected TO show the class that Will
como In later bouts their work Will
be OF more than usual interest 10
their friends in the city
To lead up TO the Wallace-Glowney
20. Clarence Rocket. OF Waikerville,
goes four rounds with Dick Wilson,
OF Detroit, at 1870 pounds; Jack Pres
ley. of the Windsor Athletic club,
mixes with Kid Melon. of the Inter
national Athletic club, Detroit. for
four. at ia pounds and Johnny Pen
dergast. OF the Windsor club and
Harry Brown, of Pittsburgh, now with
the International. box six, at llb.
Later in the season, Manager Glass
co expects TO have some classy
shows. Charles White and Battling
Schultz are expected TO box on the
18th and Tommy Kilbane and Patsy
Drouillard on the Path. Owen Moran,
also, wants 10 take on Pat AT Toronto
The Detroit times., 1912-01-09
SARNIA HOCKEY TEAM WILL OPPOSE
DETROIT AT ARENA SATURDAY NIGHT

Manager Brown OF the Arena closed contract this morning
with Detroit
broken into the hall Of fame
n small Canadian a
high skill In the and
themselves
by OF victories
q
of ne
the big cities the
going give his patrons the advantage OF
reducing OF admission
be found b. Bush speedy
one armed Detroit man. will be pulled on between
The Detroit times., 1912-01-09

ond-st., is going to New York to poke
suposititious holes in the baroness
epiderr1is.
For Mrs. Dewar is a regular femi-
nine d'Artagnan with a steel blade.
She holds championships for her
prowess, and she is determined to add
the silver cup donated by Mrs Payne
Whitney to her collection, thus send
ing the baroness home disconsolate.
The match wll take place in the
fashionable Colony club. New York.
on Jan. p. II was there that Baroness
de Meyers had met and defeated sew
eral women who were handy with the
foils, so she reached the conclusion
that no American was in her class
Then Mrs. Dewar challenged.
Mrs. DewH BIZ been fencer sew
eraI years She was Miss Arlene Bit
ner, Of Allentown, and was famous as
fencer before William Dewar in
spired certain little mischief maker,
who carries a bow and arrow. to send
a dart plumb through the red heart
on her costume. Il was the only time
the point over struck home, and she
did not have her foil with her at the
time.
Mrs. Dewar said yesterday that she
hoped TO win, but that II would not
be easy.
II have not fenced for three years, :"
she said, "but | will do lot Of prac
ticing during the next three weeks
The baroness has been called the
queen OF women fencers, and has
fenced In many countries She has
the ideal build for a fencer. and has
few, IL any, equals with the fois.