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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
INV Federal wirsle.. r.lerropb /

i. LONDON, April Especial to The
Advertiser Greatly weakened by her
refusal to partake of food, the release
of Mrs. Emmelinc Pankhurst, the mil
liant sutfragette leader, sentenced to
three years Imprisonment for insti
eating the dynamiting Of Lloyd
,Geotge Is country home, from Hollo
way Prison is expected. 81
A room has been prepared for her at
a private hospital.
The term Of Miss Emerson, the Amer.
lean spffragette. expires tomorrow. II
was reported today that Miss Emerson
had suffered a nervous breakdown and
is in dazed condition. American
protests concerning the foreible feeding
of Miss Emerson caused Under Home
Secretary Griiliths to announce in tn,
House of Commons today that her con
dltion was satisfactory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
\ ~ **** *x@* X II \
tpy Federal Wireless, r.,.rr,Ds. /,

DUDLEY, England, April s.-(spec
ial 10 The Advertiser)- Shattering the
walls Of the Keepers cottage and
slightly damaging the castle walls, mil
liant sufrragettes attempted to dyna'
mite the ruins of the ancient Dudley
Castle here today. ",Votes for Women
aud Damn the Consequences was
painted on an old siege cannon flank
ing the entrance to the grounds. An
Other sign read "In Honor of Mrs.
Pankhnrst.'t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
House Proceeding

BILLS.
introduced and Passed First Reading.
II. b. 240.-To provide for recording
instruments in the Office of the county
recorder; to provide for county re-
eorders and to define their duties
Irwin. ~ s d,
II. B. 24l.-To appropriate the sum
of $4,000 for the construction of q pub
lie road to the Olelo Moana homesteads
at Pihali, South Kona, Hawaii.-Ka-
aua. ig'N'
s. B. 49, Relative to bank examiner,
TO define the duties to be performed by
him, and to provide for examination
fees.-Senate Ways and Means Commit
tee. (substitute.)
S. b. 2O.-To repeal section 1887 of
the Revised Laws Of Hawaii.--Brown.
S. B. 2l.-Defning fduciary COM
panies and regulating the same and re-
quiring financial statements therefrom.
Brown. . t"I
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
II. r. 11l.-Asking attorney general
questions relative to Palolo water.-Ku.
pihea. % So
II. R. 11a.--Asking public lands com
missioner to acquire by exchange or
U .' WISE u certain Piece OIL ianu at
Waiiuku, Maui, adjoining court house,
for county building site..doodness.
BILLS AND REPRODUCTIONS TAbLED
n. Is. 11s.--Making an apprcpnation
Tor the acquiring OF certain land ior
Honolulu, and constructing thereon
eity hail, by way OF Advancement
haiaSleia.
n: b. is'Iro provide Tor the eS.
tension oil school street from Quick
| avenue to kamehamehn Nv road.-Mc-
Candies. 80
III. Is. 2ls.-To reimburse Jose J. Dias
for services performed for the board OF
immigration.-McC
IL. b. Making appropriations
reiatiVe 10 Wharves at Waimanaio, ka-
income and Waikane, oahu.-Kaniho.
II. b. 22l.- Relating to expenses and
ices OF ofhcers serving writs Of attach
ment or execution or other order or
process for the collection of money
oiiva.
IL. b. 222:-Making an appropriation
tor purchasing the Photographic plates
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11

y by Federal Wireless Telegraph.) \
X WASHINGTON, April 8.-(Spe. 4
X cial to The Advertiser) The prin- 4
X cipal problem confronting the \
y house leaders who are listening to 4
\ members Of the senate for the sake 4
X OF harmony Is whether the bill \
y should be reported in the houses in 4
y its entirety or schedule by sched- 4
X ule. Democratic senators who op., Il
y pose the sugar schedule with its 4
Y provision for free sugar in three 4
y years objected to consideration of 4
II the tariff as one bill. -...t 9, y
y Though no decision has been 4
y reached there was a probability i
X that the house caucus might 6o- 4
4 tefmane finally to segregate the \
y sugar, schedule, taking up all the 4
Y other schedules and the income tax 4
\ as one bill. II also was probable 4
Y that the question of the methsd Of 4
consideration might not be deter i
Y mined by the caucus but be taken 4
y up on the floor OF the house after \
y the bill had been reported from the 4
y ways and means committee. i
X fFHt 'E.'t, =
X X X X X X * * X Il A 4. 4 !, :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
fBr Federal wir,l... telegraph. I,

TOXIC, April s.-(Special to The Adj
vertiser) -Nakino, president of the
Toxic Chamber of Commerce, confirmed
today the report that an agreement lad
been reached with all Japanese exhibi.
tors not to exhibit single article or
product Of the Empire at the Panama
Pacific Exposition IF the legislature of
California passes any of the an.irIap.
anese bills now pending. Members Of
parliament and editors of Japanese
newspapers who have relations with the
Japaneae in America will meet here
today for further discussion Of the
anthJapanese movement in California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11

senators, or one more than by Wirtz
The total representation in the hot
also remains stationary, although os
gains two representatives and w
Hawaii, Mani and Kauai lose one. ~
Hawaii also gains one, so that the. ID
representation from the Big Island /
mains the same.
Providing that the Writ Bill +
comes law, The Oahu delegation ine
senate would stand seven to eighth
stead of siS.to nine tas at presento
the total representation. In the hle
the Oahu delegation would stand n
teen to sixteen instead of twelve
eighteen, as at present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
WOULD SETTLE A

Maintaining that his basis of reappor-
tionment of legislative representation
is the correct one, Senator Writ yes.
terday morning introduced into the
senate new reapportionment bill,
which passed irst reading. There
promises to DE hot fight over it.
In the reapportionment of the senate,
the Nirtz bill gives Hawaii four sen.
ators, Maui two senator's, Oahu seven
senators, ana Kauai two. This is =
gain of one senator for this island and
q loss of one for Maui, the total rep
resentatjon remaining the same. In
the Brown bin, Oahu is given eight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
JIJsT LIKE A MAN.

The Atchisor Globe tells Of a fash.
ionable dinner in that city where the
husband OF an Atchison society woman
failed to use his salad fork, and 1t was
left stranded beside his plate When the
after dinner coffee arrived. The wife
of that man who disgraced her has
won sixteen salad forks as prizes at
her whist club. How is that for wasted
effort kansas City Journal. F'd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11

\ WASHINGTON, April s.-(By 4
y Associated Press Cable)-The \
= Constitutional Amendment provid. 4
X ing for the election Of United 4
X States senators by direct vote of 4
4 the people was ratified by the y
4 government today. This action =
4 followed quickly upon receipt of +
\ news that Vermont had decided in \;
\ favor of the amendment. This \;
4 made up the threefourths Of the );
4 forty.eight States required TO X
\ enact the amendment and no time 4:
X was lost in confirming the action. 4:
n The task of securing ratification 4
v by the States has been in progress 4
4 for the past dozen years. X
y X 4 X X \ X *n% \ y X X Il X 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
MONETARY

One reason why the Indian on the
new nickel looks worried and morose
may be that he is tying to decide
whether the figure on the other side
represents n buffalo, satyr or goat
in a fur overcoat.-Wasri ngton Star. Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
CRICKET TEAMS PREPARE
FOR 1918 PLAYING SEASON

Followers Of cricket, who are inter
estcd in the future of the pastime, are
requested to.abe at Malild Field on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 to begin
practice for the 1913 games.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
Castle & Cooke Co, IL
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

General Insurance Agents. represent
New England Mutual Life Insurai
Company of Boston.
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.
ATTENTION
We have just accepted the Agsn
for the
and I
The Protector Underwriters Of I
Phoenix of Hartford.
These are also among tho Roll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
TO CURE A COLD in ONE DA,

Take Laxative Bromo Ouinii
Tablets. All druggists refur
the money if it fails to cur
Z. w. Groves signature is q
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St Loui. L S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11
N, Federal wireless Telegraph. /,

tBv Federal Wireless 1elerraph.)
ROME, April S.-tSpecial to the Ad-
vertiser) Declared to be suffering from
an acute attack OF brights disease,
Pope Plus was suddenly stricken early
this morning according to reliable In
formation. High feter accompanied the
attack. The chief Vatican physician
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-11

was in attendance on him throughout
the night and this morning. Visitors
are barred. ts ..-..
Doctor Marchfavia declared today
that the Pope's temperature was l0C
last night. The Pope g two sisters spent
two hours at the fontiff's bedside this
morning and were crying when they left
the Vatican.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
CITY FATHERS
HOLD MEETING
POLICE COMMITTEE TO INNESTI
GATE KILLING OF POLICE
LIEUT.. PUG. TO ENONEEATE
POLICE If POSSIBLE.
NOTICE THAT PAVING CERTIFl
Gates MUST BE PASSED By OCT
1.-NAEIOVS OTHER IMPORT
ANT MATTERS TRANSACTED.

The city council met in regular session
yesterday afternoon for the first time
since early i'll August. There was barely
Ia quorum. those present having been
Mayor Cole. and Aldermen Cain. Craig,
BcnavidcS and Thorn. Alderman \. A..
Browne and :. Il. Dwormam are out of
the city, Alderman j. "A. Browne was out
for the day and Alderman Kirk was not
present.
VIM :. West appeared before the coun-
I'll in behalf If George lIamlinck. with
reference To a contract awarded llamlinck
Hast year and for which he ordered the
material, the city having. however. failed
y carry out its part of the contract. The
manufacturers OF the material. consist
ing Of manhOlc tops etc, were threaten
ing Mr. IIamlinck with suit for the &C
cunt. amounting to S2.,>.l6. The materl-
al il at the freight depot in this city and
Mr.. Iiamlinck asked that the city take il
ma pay for it. thus relieving him. He
agreed to buy the material back when the
.i,y decides to carry out the contract il
made with him last wear. which was a
storm sewer contract amounting 10 about
$500
The city agreed 10 the proposition. with
the agreement that Mr.. Ilamlinck waive
MI claims tp damages i'm connection with
the contract the city awarded him. Be
sides the cost of the material there will
be freight and dcmurragc charges. thc ria-
tcrial having been al the freight depot
here nearly a year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
POLICEMAN ARRESTED
J. NJ. TARVER CHARGED WITH SER
IOTS OFFENSE DECLARES CAN
PROVE INNOCENCE.

j. NJ Tarvcr, recently appointed 2 mem
ber OF the Brownsville police department.
was arrested by United States Deputy
Marshal W. B. Linton last night on a
charge If violation of the Mann white
slave act Mr. Tarver was released
shortly after his arrest on bond in the
sum Of $500. and Will he given a hearing
before United states Commissioner w. j.
Russell next Monday morning.
The warrant charging Tarycr with the
crime contains four aliases. and fails to
give the initials Of the man wanted. The
warrant charges that the "Tarvcr' want
ed transported Il woman from Donna,
Texas, to Mansfield. La. on June > last.
reaching Mansfield on June ~.
Mr.. Tarvcr insists that he is not the
man wanted and that he has never been
in the state Of Louisiana. He says that
he does not know the woman. and prey
iou> to the time the warrant was read to
him he had never heard the name. He
SAYS that since the dates named he has
Travelled only between Brownsville and
Donna and that with the exception Of
three weeks at Donna since June 2G. he
has been III Brownsville Mr. Taryer is
certain that he viii have no trouble in
proving his innocence.
Mr. TArycr said today:
In Justice to the city officials and the
citizens of Brownsville. have asked that
be suspended from the police force,
until my hearing is held. | have no doubt
that | can prove my innocence of the
charge. and there is nothing in the war
rant 70 show my connection with the case
except that my name is Taryer. | have
Acvcr been in the State Of Louisiana. and
have never been north Of Dallas. | never
heard the name If Anna Curlcv before
and no one in Donna knows Of such a
woman having lived there"
Upon receiving the warrant Marshal
Linton went to Donna where he had been
informed man named Tarvcr resided
At Donna yesterday nc was told that
the only Tarvcr known there was the man
who at that time was on the police force
in Brownsville. He returned to Browns
Vile late yesterday afternoon. and ar
rested Mr.. Tarvrr about s o'clock last
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
REAL FIGHT BEGINS
THAW ENTRADITION HEARING BE
GAN TODAY MAY 80 TO I. :.
COURT

Concord. ~ II. Sept. - Harry Thaw's
real FIGHT for freedom began TODAY with
the opening of the cNtraditiOn hearing
hcf lc Governor Fclker
Thaw'S counsel mnintaincd 4 confident
attitude maintaining that Governor Eel
kpr would not grant cNtraditi0n. Some
believe the case eventually will lie decided
i'll the United States court.
ATTORNEY Heroine argued when the
hearing uucnc >. that the documents ask
ina Thav'S cXtraditi0u sneak for them
selves. and claimed there was nothing
for the governor t0 81 but grant It VII
liam Chase. Of ThnwS counsel contend
rti that the cVtrHdition pr0ccSN does not
cover Insanity tut only treason. felony
and crime. There IL no indication when
he hearing viii be completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23


The city tax & Hector was instructed
70 serve notice Oh the property owners in
the paving districts that the first notes
for the street paving costs must be- paid
to the city not later than October |. The
TAX collector will publish notices 70 that
effect.
The Brownsville Street & Intcrurban
Railway 60. having dcfaultcd i'm its por-
tion Of payment Of the street paving costs
10 the amount Of about $1,000 due Sep
tcmbcr |, City Attorney Kinder was in
Structcd TO notify the company that If
payment Is not made by the first of Dc
tobcr the meeting of the council after
that date will order suit and attach the
property. and possibly will 90 further
ana revoke the company's franchise.
PERMIT TO FRISCO.
G. l.. MacmanuS general agent for the
Frisco. was granted permission by Mayor
Cole To run a train # four cars Of gravel
along the Frisco track on Twelfth street
to where the road desires to place the
gravel for street improvement purposes
along its track. The permit was granted
for this morning only. and Chief Of P1-
lice Tucker was instructed to watch for
the train and see that the streets were
clear.
Alderman Thorn. reporting for the com
mittcc which was recently appointed to
investigate the reports that Il COW i'll bad
condition had recently been killed in the
city slaughter use and sold i'm the city
market stated that the ease had been cX-
aggcratcd by both sides. lie said there
was divided opinion among the inspectors
as to whether the COW was all right. and
that as the butcher had no other COW
to Kill that day he killed that one.
III pushing his Investigations, Alder
man Thorn said he found that some days
one inspector would care for the inSpec-
tion work at the slaughter house, and
some days another and again day would
pass without any Inspector. In behalf
of the city health officer DR.. ii. X. LOew.
he recommended that the mayor order
that one man be held responsible fir the
inspection work in the city slaughter
house. Mavor Cole replied that he would
50 order. adding that il had not been the
idea of the council that this work should
be divided. thus dividing the responsible
itv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
TIME TO MAKE
NEW TREATIES
NO SUDDEN TERMINATION OF EN-
ISTINti TRADE AGREEMENTS
WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN
DER NEW TARIFF.
OLD TRADE TREATIES DIE WITH
PRESENT TARIFF LAW. But -FOUR
MONTHS WILL BE ALLOWED FOR
MAKING OF NEW TREATIES.
(Bg .tSSG<ldtcd Press. J

iff conference today considered plan l.
the tariff bill with special
resolution assuring foreign
nations that existing trade relations, un-
der the present tariff. will be continued
for four months. while President Wilson
ana Secretary f State Bryan undertake
TO negotiate new trade treaties.
The old treaties expire with the present
tariff lowered il j. expected this plan will
fOrcstall the automatic application Of
higher rates against the United states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
REBELS DESTROY
NATIONAL TRAIN
FIFTY PERSONS REPORTED KILL
ED SOUTH OF SALTILLO FRIDAY
WHEN REBELS ARE SAID ~
HAVE DYNAMITED TRAIN.
FEDERALS REPORT TRAIN AND
STRYlEING PASSENGERS LOCAl
ED-TWO MINES WE'RE EAHLop
ED = YELECTRICITl.
.(Eu lNSDciafcd PrcNSl

Laredo, Sept 22-Fifty persons were
killed when rebels dynamitcd q passenger
train ON the Mexican National Halfway
sixty miles south Of Saltillo Friday. The
train was then looted and surviving pas
scncers robbed, according 10 Official re-
ports at federal headquarters at. NneIo
Laredo. Ten second class passengers ana
forty federal soldiers comprised the oill-
cial death list.
Two mines were exploded by clectrlcity'
demolshing the baggage, express ana TWO
second class coaches. One American was
aboard He escaped injury but was
robbed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
VILLA IS ALIVE

El Pa>o, Tex sept. % Francisco
Villa. Mexican CCnStitutionaliSt leader.
Is very much alive al The head Of his
troops. lJ0 miles ! nth o. Juarcz. accord
ing 10 information Of .Iuarcz military and
consular officers and General Hugh L.
Scott, commanding United States border
troops Miguel +. Dcbold. inspector of
Mexican conSulatr>. has returned here
from PalomaS where Villa was reported
10 have been wounded and made a pris
oncr. and says the report was false. Col.
juan Medina # IT PaSa says he has
heard that Villa is with his own troops
an CnSas GrandcS southwest Of Juarcz.
General Scott has similar report
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
AUDITORS REPORT DELAYED.

Mayor Cole reported to the council that
the report of The city auditors had been
turned over 10 Alderman DWorman Uf the
finance committee. and that he had cX-
report 10 the council AZ this meeting Al
dcrman Dworman bciHs absent from the
city and the reading Of the report ia open
council was again delayed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
STILL IN THE RACE
CHESTER II. TERRELL DENIES RE
PORTS THAT HE WOl LID WITH
DRAW HIS NAME.
The following communication was re
ceived by The Herald today:

The following communication was re-
ceived by The Herald today:
San Antonio. Texas, Sept -, l9l5.-
On September 18th, a report was Neh'
out from Austin stating that move
ment was on foot to have i certain gen
tIeman residing in Austin. enter the race
for Governor. and that III the event ne
announced his candidacy it was expected
that | would retire from the race for GOV
crnor.
beg 10 say that | announced my can
didacv after mature dclibcrati n. ANA /
will neither withdraw ncr submit my
name to any caucus. The statement sent
out from Austin was manufactured hN
some who are opposed to me ana VINO
would like to see 4 partisan caucus select
a candidate for governor.
: far as | am concerned. | hclrY" II"
proper place for tie democrats to select
their nominee is i'll the Democratic Pm
marics next July and the question ~ 10
whether or not | will hc the democratic
nominee will be settled there, and MT hY
a few people who select themselves aS Z
committee to decide who shall make the
race.
Very truly yours.
CHESTER IT. TERRELL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23

nr. Gonzales Cara. the constitutional
i>t consul in Brownsville. today received
headquarters at picdras Negras, confirm
ING the above report. I'm addition the
consul was advised that the number of
killed ana captured during the attack on
the town numbered five hundred, and be
sides considerable army equipment was
taken. including four cannon. several ma
chine guns. and considerable amount Of
ammuniti n. also number of guns. This
IL the first important victory on either
side III some time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
HOSPITAL NURSES HOME

Galveston. Ten. Sept - According
to announcement Of Dr Mczcs, preNi-
dent ci the state university. work ~ the
hospital Nurses Home, to be built here
will begin within very short time.
@G5,00O was appropriated hy the state
legislature AMI @>o,00O given by .Iohu
sIraly Of his city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
THE CURRENCY BILL
lHM lsx0cinicd PrcaS.l }

Washington. IL. g.. Sept. 2:' ! ""n
plrtr revision of the administration cur
rcucy bill ~ eliminating the cn1ir"
scheme II regional reserve banks was
proposed before the senate banking com
miitcc hearing today ~ Senators Reed
Ilitchc0ck and BriStoW.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
VETERANS DAY

Houston, Tex, sept 23 Friday NJ
yembet II has been designated aS Con
fcdcrate frtc day Of the NoTSu Oh
George T. Mcclellan Of Post number
g grand army Of III republic has been
invited to attend that day and partici-
pate in the exercises.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
VOTING Ar PRIMARIES
(Ry iSSOctrted Press. J

Boston Mass. Sept. 23 Chief inter
est i'll the gUbcrnatoriaI primaries in
Massachusetts toIay ccntercd in the
republican fight between Everett Benton
and Congressman. Augustus Gardner.
Bird progressive, and Walsh, dem"'rat
have no opposition in their parties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
MEXICAN KILLED

San Antonio. Tex. Sept 3 Late
Sunday evening Pablo Morales was ar
rested on South Flores street accused
of killing f. Rodieuez on the Apple
White road eighteen miles sonth Of
San Antonio. Rodiguez was shot five
times and then dubbed in the head un-
til dead. with his own gun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
DIED AT AUSTIN
MRS. CAROLINE Lot II t'h
HARDT. SISTER OF L. j. kLE-
BERG PASSES AWAY.

Austin. Tex. Sept. -. Mrs Caro- inc
Louise Echhardt. daughter Of Judge K.
j. llcbcrg, a prominent Texas veteran
died here suddenly this afternoon Of
heart trouble She had just returned
home from Il visit to relatives at Cucro.
Mrs. Erkhardt was sister of Robert
J. ktbcrg o. KingSvillc and Rudolph
klcbcrg Of Austin She also leaves a
sister. Miss Lula klebcrg Of Cuero
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
AGENTS MEET
AGRICILTI RAJ
AGENTS. HOLD MEETING AT
GREENNILLE

Grccn>illc. Tex Sept y. The North
east Texas Government agricu tural
agents opened j three days session here
Monday Thirty five agents were pres
emit an among those wrcc State agent,
w II. Pro"t0r, Il. Gentry. If Washing
ton. ID. a.. and many of the Agricultu,
II and Mechanical College faculty. Scv
eral Interest," ing talks were made during
the day, dealing principally on conSer-
walton and fertility through crop rota-
ton. The object Of the meeting is to ben
eft the North Texas farmer and the
marketing problem vii be thoroughly
discussed before the agriculturalists al
;ourn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
HAYS COUNTY FAIR

san Barcos. Tex. Sept 23.-The Hays
County fair opened this morning. The
attendance for the first day was largely
home attendance but the crowds began
coming i'll i'll the evening The fair viii
be held for four days. Fifteen racing
will he had September u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23
AFTER HEALTH EXHIBIT

san Antonio. Tex. Sept. 23.-The city
board of hcaltlLha~ taken action looking
toward securing the exhibit arranged
~ the American Medical Society, which
will bc ia Dallas during the first week
of the Texas State Fair. This hygienic
exhibit covers the whole range Of germ
spreading diseases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-23

Alderman Craig FIR the police commit-
tee reported 10 the mayor that the com
mittcc has been unable to come to an
agreement with reference TO the appoint
ment of city police. and that il had been
decided to place the matter il the hands
of the mayor
Mayor Cole. in this connection. stated