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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-26
TEXAS COMPANY REoRcANzEp.

Houston, Tex, Nov 25.-The Texas
company, the $50,OOO,000 oil company
founded by j. w. Gates, underwent a
full change in management today,
when the stockholders favoring execu-
tive committee control dominated the
annual meeting and elected e. C. Luf.
kin, of New York, president, in sue
cession to j. s. Cullinan, of Houston !
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-26

companies are anxious to show In
Brunswick and license could not,
consistently be granted one and nos
the others.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-26
SIMPLE RITES
JOIN COUPLE
ONLY 400 INVITATIONS ISSUED
10 wAsHINeToR SOCIETY
AND POLITICAL FOLKS.
CEREMONEY UNOSTENTAT|OUS
After Reception Bride and Groom
Leave on Honeymoon, Whether by
Auto or Train Is Unknown and Des-
tination Is Kept Secret.
CEREM0NEY UNOSTENTAT|OUS

Washington, Nov 25.-Simplicity
with dignity-the same ideal which
President Wilson has cherished fol
his administration since it's inaugura
tion-was the redominant note in the
marriage late today of Jessie Wood
row Wilson, second daughter of Pres
ident and Mrs. Wilson, and Francis
Bowes Sayre.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
NEwLANp,s ElLInusTER.

Washington, March II Business in
the senate was held up today BIZ sen
ator Newlands, who refused to allow
vote on the conference report IT
the river and harbor appropriation
bill because Of certain amendments
which the con 2 ess Oh the oart Of
the house had refused 70 ALLOW to 1e-
main in the bill The congested state
of Legislation caused leaders soHe
apprehension for other appropriation
bills.
Senator Newlands opposition gr Nv
into filibuster, in which he was
Joined by Senators Bristow and ow-
Ell. Senator Root threatened to con
tinue the attack if the conferees
would not agree to items for the me
mortal bridge across the Potomac and
the extension of Rock Creek park in
Washington D. c. The bill carries
many postoffces and federal build
ings for small towns.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
WILL HELP THE DRY STATES
PERSONS RESIDING THERE WILL
BE UNABLE TO BUY BOOZE
BY EXPRESS.
1T MAY Be UNCONSTITUTIONAL
ATTORNEY GENERAL WICKER
SHAM BELIEVES SUCH A LAW
WILL NOT BE VALID,

Washington, March by a vote
of 244 to 95 the house today re
passed over President Tafts veto,
/ the Webb bill prohibiting shipments
of intoxicating liquors into dry
states. The senate passed it over
the veto last night and the bill now
becomes a law.
Only one other time in the last fiji
teen years has congress overridden a
presidents veto. That was when
the Rainey river dam bin was passed
over President Roosevelt's disap-
proval
President Taft based his veto al
most entirely upon the ground that
the bill was unconstitutiona in that
it virtually delegated to the states
control of interstate traffic in liquor
when, he held, that control was vest
ed solely in congress Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham had given an opin-
ion also holding the bill unconstitu-
tional and that the president for
warded to the senate yesterday win
his veto message.
The senate re-passed the bill
promptly last night 1nt. early today
house leaders fayoring the measure,
led by Representative Clayton, chair
man of the judiciary committee, and
Representative Webb. one Of its
trainers, began working for an imme-
diate re-passage. Debate was limited
and the house re-passed the bill with
wide margin over the necessary
two-thirds vote, as the senate had
done.
Supporters of the bill say it will
make effective the prohibition laws
of dry" states, which, they say, now
are violated because intoxicants are
shipped in to private individuals and
have the effect of multiplying the To-
cal laws.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
TO WELCOME WILSON

Washington, March Final pre-
parations were made for the welcome
to President-elect Wilson Monday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Wilson and his family
will reach the union station at S:45
o'clock in the afternoon. After a
short reception in the presidential
room at the station, they viii be
driven to their hotel in carriages. es-
corted BY the Essex troop Of New
Jersey and the Princeton students
who accompany him on a special
train.
In the early evening the Wilson
family will have strictly private dir
ner at their hotel John A, Wilson OF
franklin, Pa, a cousin of the prest
dent-elect, is here making plans for
the comfort of the family party
Monday night Presidentelect Wilson
viii be the guest of the Princeton
alumni at smoker.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
4 CLEVER swlNpLE

Pueblo, tolo., March l. Jacob
Harder, a Wealthy ranchman cf Ritz
Vile, Wash, complained to the o
lice at 2 O'Clock this morning that he
has been fleeced out of $4,000 in
Denver by three men he met at Los
Angeles a week age The alleged
swindle, he said, had been worked by
means Of supposed bets on myth
icaI horse race He said his compan-
ions, after getting his money, started
with him on a train. as he supposed,
for Chisago They left the train at
Colorado Springs and he found he
was bound for Fort Worth, Texas lie
got off at Pueblo and went to the
police station.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
ONLY ONE body is
TAKEN FROM RUINS
1T Is BELIEVED, HOWEVER, THAT
A SCORE Persisted IN ON
AHA HOTEL FIRE.

Omaha, March IAN all night vig-
Il, during which an extra squad OF
police fire companies and thou
sand morbid curiosity seekers we're
present, brought to light but one vic
tim OF the fire in the Dewey hotel
Although 1t is believed a score lost
their lives in the flames, only four
thus far are accounted for. Three
OF these lost their lives attempting
to escape and one was taken from
the ruins during the night.
The one body thus far recovered
was that Of a woman, identified as
that Of Miss Alice Bonnevie, sister
Of the wife OF the hotel proprietor.
A letter addressed TO Miss Flora h.
Wilcox was found near the body Re-
covered. It was dated Harlan, Iowa,
and return notice on the envelope
gave the name Of Herbert Mcconnell,
Al Main street, Harlan, Iowa. It was
signed Lovingly, Mamma
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
RebeiIious Governor Repents.

El Paso, Tex, March 1-Abraham
Gonzales, the Chihuahua governor
deposed and jailed, is free man to-
day at Chihuahua City Charges OF
sedition held against him by the mill
tary authorities are said to have
been cancelled on promise that Con
zales would use his influence to
make peace in the border state. Be
fore his release late yesterday he IS
sued a proclamation in which he ac-
cepted the Mexico City government.
The former governor It is said,
will make tour Of the state and at
tempt to establish order by argu-
ment Already many groups OF state
troops have mutinied and new revo-
Iutionary party called constitutional
lists sprung up.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
PECULIAR TWINS BORN

Pueblo, Colo, March Twin girls
more remarkable as a freak than the
famous Siamese twins, were born to
Mrs. Joseph Grebec Of 1928 Berwind
street, this city, but died at birth
The children weighed seven pounds
and were joined at the breast bone
in such a manner as to constitute al
most one trunk for the two infants
Otherwise both children were nor
NAL. Local doctors claim this is the
first case of the kind recorded in this
country.
Mrs. Grebec is the wife Of Gosepn
Grebec, driver Of a grocery wagon.
and is the moJiier OF five other CHI
dren.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
He adds that the Nebraska sailed
for Tampico at noon yesterday to
permit the Virginia to go down to
Vera Cruz for coal
camp crockett IS Fuu.

Texas CITY, Tex, March 1.-The
big military machine which will oe
the Second army division was today
poured into Galveston ane Texas City
by trains which at times choked the
various lines of railway which con
verge here.
Soldiers marching, horses in
troops and great loads Of equipment
quickly spread from the railway ter
minals to the appointed places in
Camp Crockett at Galveston and me
headquarters camp here.
Major General William H. Carter
commanding the Second division, es-
tablished his headquarters temporar-
lily in an office building He directs
each unit by telephone as it arrives
and moves into place
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
JAW LIKE THAT
SAMSON USED
DENVER DOCTOR COMPLIMENTS
WITH WRONG ENGLISH
COLORADO soLoN.

Denver, Colo, March l.-Dr. John
A. Biles on the loor OF the house this
morning walked over TO the desk oc-
cupied by F. B. TAFT, shook his finger
under the ilSse of Representative TAFT
and said:
4 want you members Of this house
to look at this face. Especially do |
want you to look at that jaw II
Samson had had that jaw all the
Philistines would have been killed"
The house was discussing a medic
al bill, and TAFT opposed it. Biles
accused him of having fought every
bin urged by the medical profession,
The house today passed on third
reading the bin defining a legal fence
and providing that a farmer who
ereois a legal fence may recover dam.
aces if his crops are injured by range
stock.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
ro cLRcLE THE eLoaE.

San Francisco. March IAN Amer
lean delegation numbering 25 to the
worlds sun0Sy school convention to
be held in zursoh. Switzerland, IA
July. sailed for the Orient today to
study Sunday school conditions IN
the far east on their way around the
world.
II. J. Heintz Of Pittsburg, who
heads the party. IS chairman 81 the.
Worlds Sunday School Association
Commission Of the Orient. Audiences
have been arranged in advance with
the governor or Hawaii. the emperor
Of Japan. the governor general o.
Korea and the president Of China.
The members Of The party AZ come
from eastern states and were enter
tained hers for several days balos
they said.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
ASK WILSON'S AID.

Washington, March 1.-THE mes
sage which "GeneraT Jones band
carried from New York to deliver to
President-elect Wilson -rSs -;:s made
public today 1t is an appeal signed
DIR, Anna Howard Shaw, presideat ot
the National Woman's Suffrage psso-
citation, urging Mr. Wilson to rls 7n
mend equal suffrage in his augural
address and to use his influence
throughout his administration in fay-
or Of constitutional amendment.
Plans for delivering the message
have not yet been arranged.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
lis PRESIDENT OF A SCHOOL
HEADS THE FARMERs' COLLEGE
OF THE sUNFLoWER STATE
AND IS EFFICIENT,
is FAVORED BY Mr.. BRYAN
THE NEW SECRETARY or STATE
is SAID TO BIZ BOOSTING FOR
THE JAYHAWkER

Washingtno, March Several dem
ocratic leaders ID congress. knlIl l9
enjoy the confidence .. President
( elect Wilson, declared today that
/ they were confident thai Henry jack
son Waters, president u the Kansas
] State Agricultural college at Man
haitian, Kansas, was the foremost Of
the president-eleets considerations for
the post of secretary Of agriculture
Mr.. Waters, a Missodriaa oy natiF-
! ity, is said 20 have Ghe friendship Of
Speaker Clark, as well as syillianl I.
Bryan Department o. 5ssr' oJitsfe ol-
ficials here regard him as one OF the
leading agricultural sciultls.s Of the
middle west. Those LEADERS, who
knew Of his candidacy today consider.
ed his selection as practically settled
Representative Redfield declined
today to admit or deny that he would
be a member Of President Wilson's
cabinet. His name was persistently
circulated in the house today as
very strong possibility for the post Of
secretary Of commerce, but to all his
colleagues he d Eatf he knew
nothing about it.
4 have nothing to say" was his
remark when told OF the published
announcement
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
NEW GERMAN VESSEL

Wilhelmshafen, Germany March J..
"A new dreadnought for the German
navy was launced here today in the
presence Of Emperor William. Size
will be the first warship to carry a
battery of 14-inch guns. Her exact
dimensions have not been made pub
lie, but it is reported that she dis
places $4,000 tons. She was christen-
ed the Koenig.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01

jefferson City, Mo. March l. The
Missouri supreme court today accept
cd the resignation Of Judge Henry G.
Tgmmonds Of Kansas City as special
commissioner to take the testimony
in the contempt cases against viii
liam r. Nelson. owner and editor. Of
the Kansas City Star. The court ap-
pointed charles G. Grow Of st. Joseph
commissioner and extended the time
to take testimony until March 25.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
EXPOSURE KILLS MAN.

Ray, Ariz., March Exposure
hunger and worst Of all thirst, killed
Ernest sutton Of Denver in the Dew
IFS Canyon. His body was brought
here today, and with ii Edward Gard
ner, Of Los Angeles, in serious con.
dition.
The two left here several days ago,
trying to make their way on foot to
Miami, When no word Of their arriv-
al had been received, a rescue party
was dispatched.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
Redford penIes charaee

E. T Bedford, president Of the Cor
Products Refining company, issued to
day a statement commenting on IN
governments suit in which he main
tains that the defendant concerned
has had only fair share Of the coun-
try's business and has been a factor
in reducing the cost Of living. We
state these facts. he said. in the
hope that our shareholders, particu-
iarly the small holders. may not get
unduly alarmed in consequence OF
this action and be induced to part
with their holdings at less than their
value
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
American wrIter Tortured

Girard, Kansas, March John
Kenneth Turner, an American writer,
imprisoned in the City Of Mexico dur
ing the recent revolt was robbed,
tortured and threatened with death
and appealed without avail to the
American ambassador according to a
letter received here today by Fred
d. Warren, editor of the Appeal to
Reason, and credited by Warren to
Turner
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
GIVES UP GOVERNORsHIP
DECLARES HIS LOVE FOR NEss
JERSEY AND SPEAKS FOR
ITS ADVANCEMENT.
HIS SUCCESSOR SWORN In
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
FIELDER SUCCEEDS HIM AS
STATE EXECUTIVE.

Trenton, n. j.. March Upon
leaving the chair Of governor Of New
Jersey today, in order that he might
become president of the United
States, Woodrow Wilson said:
4 cannot pretend that am not
moved by very deep emotions today.
] had not expected to say anything.
It would, indeed, nave been my pref
erence not to say anything, because
there are some feelings that are too
deep for words and that seem to be
cheapened by being put into words.
Z already loved the state Of New
Jersey when I became its governor,
but that love mas been deepened AMI
intensified during the last two and a
half years. I now feel a sense Of
Identification with the people Of this
state and the interests Of this state
which have seemed to enlarge my
own personality and which has been
the greatest privilege Of my life
Therefore in handin. the seal or
the state to the new governor ( want
to utter these words Of poignant re-
gret that cannot serve this great
state directly any longer wish
for the moment that the travelling
from New Jersey wera less facile
than it is and yet I have the great
est feeling of confidence in the man
to whom I am about to hand this
seal. have been associated with him
with unusual intimacy of counsel.
have found in him qualities Of hon
esty and courage which commend
men more than any other qualities do
in public life.
The best in public life is courage
and the man who has courage is
marked for distinction; tne man who
has not is marked for extinction ana
deserves submersion.
The people Of this country are GO
ing to be served by conscience ana
not by expediency. When you strike
/ man Of courage you feel you have
truck the bedrock Of our Institutions
t is therefore, with a feeling of con
idence and affection fol him per-
ionaly that I hand him the seal Of
faeee
Governor Fielder made Z brief ii
.ugural address extolling the achieve
nents and character Of the retiring
governor and bespeaking New Jer-
ey's wishes to him for a successful
ational administration
Arm-in-arm Mr.. Wilson and the
ew governor walked from the execu-
I've chamber to the governors office
through cheering crowd. Both re-
iewed street parade of marching
hubs and Governor Fielder returned
. his office where an informal re-
option was neld.
The president-elect returned to his
ONE in Princeton by automobile
to pack up" for the trip to wash
ngton.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
oMnoM WOOL AucTloN.

London, March 1.-The second SER
les of 1918 wool auction sales will be
opened next Tuesday and the closing
is scheduled for March 19. During
the first week 5000 bales win be Of
fered.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
Governor Maxtorena safe.

Tucson Ariz., March 1.-Goyernor
Maytorena, deposed governor of So
nora, has arrived safely at small
American border town near Nogales,
Arizona. Automobiles set out today
from here to meet him. The cover
nor's family already is here. Hermo-
sillo, the Sonora state capital, is re-
ported quiet today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
Naval Accident bid Not Occur.

Naval Accident Did Not Occur.
Washington, Feb. 1.-Rear Admiral
Fletcher. commanding the American
battieship squadron off Vera Cruz,
Mexico, in dispatch TO the navy
department today, emphatically de-
MED published reports lat one per-
son had been killed and three injured
by the explosion of a shell fired from
one Of the battleships during target
practice yesterday
Rear Admiral Fletcher says there
is no foundation whatever for the
story He points out that the sub
caliber practice of the Georgia and
Nebraska, which was made to APP
pear responsible for the alleged acci-
dent, took place at sea, out OF sight
Of land and more than 25 miles from
la Pledra, where the shell was said
to have exploded, and adds:
"The greatest care was exercised
to see that no boats were in line OF
our sub-caliber fire or any where
near
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS.
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Washington, March Senate:
Senator Martin ISSUED call for demo
cratic caucus for March 5.
Adopted conference report on army
appropriation bill carrying $94,266,-
145.
Filibuster by Senator Newlands pre-
vented adoption of river and harbor
appropriation bill conference report.
House, Passed Webb liquor bill
over the Presidents veto, 244 to 80.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
Amerloan seamen ARRESTED

Vera Cruz, March 1.-The arrest
by federal soldiers early today of six
American seamen from the Ward
liner Monterey, following the firing OF
a shot near the custom house, brought
a vigorous protest from William Can
ada. American consul. The men were
thereupon released and an apology of
fered by the military commander.
Evidence showed they are all unarm-
ed and sober
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
Announced in Brooklyn

New York, March 1.-The Brook
lyn Eagle makes the unqualified an
nouncement this afternoon IN a spe
cial dispatch from Washington that
Representative William o. Redfield OF
Brooklyn has been offered and has
accepted the position or secretary Of
commerce in Woodrow Wilson's cab
met.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
RIVERS. NEW MANAGER

Los Angeles, Calf, March l.-Ioe
Rivers, the Mexican lightweight pt-
gilist, became a married man today.
His bride was Pauline slert, native
Californian Of Mexican descent who
was Joe's school mate before he en-
tered the ring.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
WISH ORDER TO Be RESTORED
DECLARE ENCOURAGEMENT OF
THIS NATION SHOULD BE
GIVEN THE REPUBLIC.
PREPARING TO CRUSH REBELS
FEDERAL ARMY MARCHES TO
CAPTURE THE REcALclT-
RANT cARRANzA.

Mexico City, March IA request
to the people OF the United States
ITO extend all possible aid and en-
couragement to the Mexican people
in their efforts to establish good gov
ernment" is contained in resolu-
ton published by the American col
ony in Mexico City today.
The Americans held a mass meet
ing last night. Speakers deprecated
the public action in the United
States by publication Of articles mis-
representing the Mexican people.
Statements that during the street
fighting American citizens sought
safety under the British flag also
were denounced.
United States Ambassador Wilson
was praised by the gathering for no
Bile and patriotic services"
Aubert to Crush Rebels.
General Campos and his force of
1,20O men, seasoned by g. years SER
vice in Orozco's army, will join the
government troops under General
Aubert in a campaign "gainst the reb-
ell governor, Carranza, IN Iae state OF
Coahuila, according to war depart
ment advices today from Torreon.
More Rumors of Revolt
With this additional force General
Aubert will have approximately 5000
men in his column and snould have
little difficulty in suppressing the re-
volt. Carranza Is supposed to COM
mand only 1000 men.
Alberto Guajuardo, a commander
of irregulars and close friend of
Carranza, has jointed the Coahuila
rebellion. He occupies. with 60S
men, the mining camps at Las Espe-
ranzas, Muscuiz and Ahuita. Fran
cisca Villa, who has re-entered Mexi-
co, is thought to have joined former
Governor Maytorena of the state OF
Sonora, who is in possession of Aqua
Prieta, Nacozara and Fronteras on
the international border. official re-
ports state that $500 rebels have
surrendered in the state Of Puebla
and Vera cruz, 1,9Ov IN tne state of
Mexico and number of small detach-
ments in many Of the other states.
General Felipe Angeles, who was
this week appointed milltary attache
to Belgium, was today formally
charged with "the unwarranted exc
cution of Miguel Garduna during the
fighting in the capital" Cardinals
uncle is governor Of the state OF
Mexico.
Although the government troops
have taken possession Of the city OF
Aguas Calientes, Governor Fuente
has made his escape to the hills with
small following He took all the
available state funds with him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-01
Weather Forecast

Fair Tonight and Sun
day; Temperature
Unchanged
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-04

the surface ducts, which have a
total length OF some ten miles.
Think of the miles of arteries
and veins, of capillaries and nerves;
of the blood, with the millions on
millions of blood corpuscles, each
a microcosm in itself.
Think of the organs of sense
the eye with its cornea lens.
vitrous humor, aqueous humor,
and choroid. eliminating in the
retina, no thicker than a sheet Of
paper. and yet consisting of nine
distinct layers, the inermost COM
posed of rods and cones, suppos-
ed to be the immediate recipients
of the undulation of light and so
numerous that in each eye the
cones are estimated to be over
100000, the rods at over 10000
600.
Above all, and most wonderful
of all, the brain itself. Minert has
calculated that the gray matter of
the convolutions alone contains
no less than 6,OOO,OOO,OOO cells;
each cell consists of several
thousand visible atoms, and each
atom again many millions of MOLE
cules And yet with reasonable
care we can. most of us, keep
this wonderful organization in
health, so that it will work with
out causing us pain, or even dis
comfort, for many years; and we
may hope that even when old age
comes.
Time may lay his hand upon our