Wichita Daily Times (Newspaper) - June 11, 1913, Wichita Falls, Texas WB HAVE Just received notice from the cif the Treasury of the United stales thut Dank nu been designated a Depository for Government funds and an allotment of the funds being distributed will bo placed with us City National Bank Volume VII WICHITA FALLS TEXAS WEDNESDAY JUNE 11 1913 Number 25 I-Njm Mh NT of traveling clop nils tin Hit m curries Ih aro oilier a of all of on or e of in Ine 11 i anil tl Trav rt I an a mod rn an I luc ilm of currying fun City National Bank Capital and Surplus 141000000 IN WEST VIRGINIA ADJUTANT GENERAL TELLS OF AMBUSHES AND PITCHED BATTLES MANY KILLED AND HURT Not Involved He of Sentences Passed by Court Martial By W Vn June Charles Elliott of West Virginia today before tne benate mining condition it st i H llott was In cot i of nn In the IK ments showing fit v om men e sentenced bj ri He I Robert a niino guard ed police duly at a non of the State was sentenced twite each time to a fine anj to months In prison In another similar case a was fined JIOO and sixty Among other sentences shown prisoners given alx for Intimidation of While you were In charge of the law zone vou nude arrests on your own responsibility n wilt or warrant from any civil court Senator Hornh asked Yea eald Pitched Battles Fought Industrial warfare in Virginia was described before the United States Senate mine com by Adjutant j D Elliott between mine guards and strikers In the Paint Creek i He told of armored trains carrying machine guns swept through the strike district and related of men ambushed and shot down A least a score of arc do scribed In nearly all of which men wero killed or wounded Trains held up mine tipples burn cd and pitched battles were ed by Ocn He said All these affairs wert between mine guards and strikers The mill tla had nothing to do with then ind 1 know of them only through Informa lion brought to mo by both sides Two preliminary state were filed with tie by attorneys for the operators The first was filed for the operators gen the second for the Paint CreeK Company Both wers pie m of not guilty and both denied in detail and In tolo tht charges made In tho resolution passed by the Sen ate authorizing the Inquiry The op In their brief made tho coun er charge that the United Mine Workers of America In Its to organize tho coal mine rs In Ih Virginia field was responsible for the which has the strike Deny Peonage Exists We know of niX system of peonage and none or hnB been practiced In the fields sal 1 Ihc brp f An Investigation by the Department of Justice found no such Specific denials we're that the postal service bad been with that the Immigration laws Inl been violated and that rights ol cm tens had been violated On tho question of tho trials of under martial law the brief defended former Cov lasscock for declaring martial law and Oov Hat field for continuing II The situation confronting tht KOV S said the brie f was i terrible one Hit days ol 1861 61 has the of an American Stale had lo face ami act under similar circumstances The proceedings under martial lav the held had been declare I gal by the supreme court of of he Stato The operators declared they expect to prove thai a const exists In which the Mine are the active for diminishing jhn competitive il est Virginia coal In the market that tho troubles In the Palm an I reek fields direct re suit of such Importation of Tho declared ih v also expect to prove that firearms an I an munition was brought Into Hie for me In acts of lawlessness nn I violence designed lo keep th Creek an I Idle until the 1 Mine of America could ho I Tho statement presented bv Hie Creek Collieries Co m i lo similar and similar The committee called on c ov 11 u noid who said ho woul I aid tie In In ans wav possible an 1 expressed a desire lint the ton be full an I complete GIRLS FIRST CAR RIDE COSTS TURKISH VIZIER IS ASSASSINATED SHEFKET PASHA KILL ED TODAY BY TWO MEN MEANT FOR YOUNG TURKS Murder Believed to Be Outcome of Plot Them In Turkish Capital UT June Turk luh grand Mahmoud w it nt noon o day iwo men armed with revolvers who him while he wua In bin motor car to Uie Sub Porte It Is hi IU In government circles here Iho of a plot torn of and Progress that Is Urn rurki of Sin r el was killed the It s understood the men who ed Ihc crime are RAILROAD CLERKS ARE KEPT GUESSING AS TO WHAT TO DO Fulfill rate decisions aro o thick md fast fiom ihc from Snter courts and from the 3 court and there are BO many sudden changes In railroad mile necessary bv decisions hat It Is keeping railroad and clerks In In Texas o keep the railroad out of the In the of tho Falls Route today head of every dop is trying to figure what Is to be done to comply with tho latest decision They frankly adroit that they elon l the decision themselves and they will make up a pot of five dollars and bet It nobody understands It with the possible ex of Iho court which II down This exception Is made lo the ol a charge if contempt against the railroad of or any of their clerks THERMOMETER REGISTERS 62 AT JACKSONVILLE FLA Jacksonville Fla June la he In Florida In years The regis cred fifty two degrees here today WICHITA FALLS GUN CLUB WILL SHOOT TOMORROW Now York lune 11 o Midla found t at her first r r In this com her to her complaint to tho i She ond tno r girls ust off a from ventured lo i e ross te wn car night The wo I Italian I v r or their farm and U w noro to while Marionette os fl h II the conductor a I t Ion w mh and rent An man asse nee r lo Hovel iho girls protos nnd holt f lo cause of iho re n i r or Purlin who Is held on i charge of larcen The first weekly of Falls un Club will be held nl o clock nl he old ball park across the Denver racks on Seventh Ion Is to the public lo In thla shoot and an ample of guns ami shells will be on land to accommodate those who wish to trv their SIX ARE INJURED IN COLLISION AT RIVIERA r Associated Prom Texas June NOB lot and 104 on the Si Brownsville 4 Mexico collided near Riviera last Six wore hurl but II Is 1 nine of them were seriously AMERICAN POLO TEAM WINNER FROM ENGLISH Defeats Britons at Meadowbrook Park by Score o Five and a Half to Three Meadow brook lub I I lunc 11 and tin polo challengers iho American c v won the game of the mati h by a more of five and one-half coals to three The del not show iho vaunted team lav had boon credited to horn if fore the nor did thi Ir s 01 ihi A n In ibe reverse was quite the case In almost even run down ihi Held the American either held their own or their rompe I tors In race for ihc ball The work of tho orlean four with I at No 1 J M and I S ai No ait H P Unit nei at No 1 an I Mill urn it hack wad BUI orb Tho ng learn confuting of apt I al No 1 Capi A Noel il No apt R nt No and n at hack ai unable to work duo in all to cover Inc o Americans ha 1 the hoc in I c fore II wan ee on thai Ibo oil Is ef eight to five on tho aero not w n ranted for the i Is four m ne I tho I iv In o Iho or I if iho n ld an I iho of I dof goal Fh of the wer I lo w ih excellent in 1 anl thov n v or 10 I an In hooking tho ball of Tho n nor at III hi tier ness of tho o lef n lors attack anl fillol to he Id t ice her In loam work The coals In tho period weni lo I Slates EDWARD OLD 1 ON HIS NEW YORK TO MILWAUKEE HIKE TELLS OF SUGAR LUBBY METHODS HE HAWAIIAN REPRESENTATIVE PAID SALARY OF 11000 PER MONTH POLICE AND RIOTERS IN PITCHED BATTLE TODAY Discharge of Silk Factory Employes Leads to Fight In Which Sev are Hurt Dj New London Conn June 11 In n pitched here today between rioters wenty disturbers were inn and policemen The trouble In the of the ind Armstrong silk mills where n of striking weav ers had congregated when Informed they had been discharged They I tacked the police The used thi Ir clubs freely and half an hours of the dls lat In the streel while others bruised and carried away In the patrol wagon to police FEDERALS DEFEATED IN FIGHT General Tellez Force Lose Eighty four Killed Col Carranza Leads Rebels By Pass Texas June 11 rnor Carranza lod ly -i port of u Colonel nr command and Teller federals near on June WEATHER FORECAST Unsettled showers tonight and MUTINY IN MEXICO CITY BY IRREGULAR SOLDIERS News That They are to Be Sent to Front Troops to City of Mexico June U him driHl Irregulars who were recently re- mutinied In the racks In a populous section of when that they were to be sent Into the field cheered for Carranza the rebel leader arid were preparing to take chances of gaining a following when found looking Into tht guna of the men of the Twenty Ninth name which occupied the when was captured This regiment had been rushed across ibo town lo quell the mutiny and the Irregulars surrendered without a fight Although there Is apparently no rea Bon for alorm the people of are manifestly keen anxiety of a alarming character nre prevalent The al barracks hns boon e iterated re petition nn III thousands remembering bailie which Tellez was defeated UK in appear to eighty four killed and many wound ed Tellez vv is repairing tho f track In order lo mil reinforce me ms to but was surprised bv con The loss was small NO INFANTILE PARALYSIS CASES IN WICHITA FALLS Dlteate Which li Causing so Much not Known Here Mirk H Moon of leir this n on Ins In had no of l ir s In ihi nn I thai ho toll v cd uas no c a ise for apprehension on h it score The con of par nv knowl Ipi IB i Paris I Or Moore and there has I en a case of that In Ms il ring mv H I o 1 li er WILL DRILL FOR OIL believe the n oris of risings In garrisons In alt suburbs Several public schools were dismiss pel earlier Hun usual today and the uere lo home an the The specific grievance of Un mult KTB was they wero lo IIP sent Into field as eif a regime nt of who had been drafted Into the s in tin was h di ft in d bi at Boca loche In tho of Just of va to the VA ar Tho inc lasted po on hours and tin 01 mine nt an n rebels DECISIVE BATTLE WITH MOROS EXPECTED SOON United States Troops In Phllllplnes Prepare for Engagement With 11 lohn of ol Mindanao has made tits to engage in a bauli tht at under the of Jolo A re Is e and a strong Hi tacking force consisting of a company of regula Infantry a troop of cavalry seven of two of with a eif four mountain and a gun platoon Such precautions hac betn laken It was American casualties would bo few MISSOURI TOWN SCENE OF DOUBLE TRAGEDY Mo June II Keller a ra bore murden el an ax In his e ro lust 11 II and tin w s 1 iow alnn I Mrs Keller struck be tie lie I it ml awakened her Iwo obil Ir n were be rp Kolh r ilo was In a ad nui i j ih i hie h her husband and IN CARTHAGE VICINITY ciri be llov ed On mi r I r r lo kill Ibo smaller c il Inn also There Is no DIAZ'S RETURN TO MEXICO IS STILL BEING URGED Brother In Law of Ex President Loves Paris to Matter With Officials By Press Paris June ex President IMaz led for Mexico to to discuss tho government Un re of the former die H i e ne ral Diaz received a delegation ol who I him to return to Mexico to bv his advice In Iho restoration of In that II IB mid ihi old dictator replied I should be pie iced lo to ro hide In coun n hui I am dele mined 1101 in In Ita poll ties QUAKER OATS COMPANY ALLEGED TO BE TRUST It Attacked by Government In Civil Suit Filed Today Chicago Inn 11 Oats on the oat mti l o iho and oatmeal ic In was allack id In ih full nl In I ill II silt till il hen toda a In di rotation of th I conn n of the of tl I mti il sui s mil in violation of Ih in law Hi lino II Carth ice Oil f I wat formed here loin T K Horon as prudent are hi Inc AMENDMENT TO ERDMAN ire 1 and In at d enthusiasm are AMERICAN ENGINEERS SAIL FOR GERMAN TOUR Now luie 11 V ol road if prominent f rf the o i will II fr n lerk I i l e n Iho si i -I i I f ir an I e I The tarn I ic from if 1 of of tes w 111 ho ra In and wil iho principal of Cormin and the various In centers ACT IS NOW SOUGHT iV It cf n J me I I 1 men t I an ci hacked t lie I e ids ef groat railroad its I i iho i al r i aler k ons ho N ion i h I rill n and othe rs w i i i o l i 1 r I 1 c M le me 1 ol 11 i K 11 law I v iho I i s n o- I u i i i rov I I s il n A i r i dla m ii VI I I create el he nil r t n ni nt i e 1 in i n kl I ni with il OIL MEN PLAN BANQUET AT WESTLAND TOMORROW A n mil or of ibo oil Dion uho rn head inarte rs hire are a minim 101 o row al t o c look I m the anil to tat pirt are in V it nc a l mi McCo Is si r a I will coil two l Mars jo oil in mil 1 CHEAP SPUDS JOLT COST OF EXISTENCE USE OF PRESS SERVICE ept at Washington to Collect Sta Witnesses are Heard Today If June II 1 f Planters As Lilian lobbi Hun In month salary for his work lu ilMon and MI ar He his annual a n May ht said ht and on 1 a no for uh city work I tht Press Service liu He said none of the v IK in for advertising ha I hem Influence Iho editorial of He Bald the Haw an a tar for a ir n lor On 01 the a si vins enlivened bi of n Klier noin small r ronna of North with an t It from a the caption Nol Cheap The editorial ridiculed tin of thai In were so lal methods and that the price of a voto was a tht or a dinner In a cafe and declare d hat It wafl the coin of tho hat sets a senator Junt ask or Uronna about this It said The of tho committee the litter was read Overman Asks That Editor Be Called asked thai Moon publisher of ihc be wen on 8 F Neale anil I- C Duff Mr said aside from ihi tar Iff his employers were Interested generally In Immigration the literacy of tbo thai was bofeir Inm year because Hawaii wished to le able to gel rom hurope lo up a white pop i alien He testified lhal American and I e 11 sugar and Porto and Hawaii in sugar ors were In frosted In tht known on he Domestic and that Hawaii has ro far thi lie expected aid from Ixmlsl ana producers but so far no conn I had been mile from tin source The witness told of tho preparation In New York of articles about th sugar Industry were put I boiler plate and to em throughout the country anl of written feature stories whi li h sometimes as lain ind sometimes as dispatches un a New i ork date ASSISTANT CASHIER OF DALLAS BANK SUICIDES Robert E Gehagan of American Ex change National Throat With Razor r Dallas Texas Juno rt I- assistant t ashler of tlu Am rlean Nation il Hank bin se If his will a razor at bis ion e In He had two weeks ago from Mali Her a long le roe over from a break who went him Is In wo small I ovs are In II heilth la the reason given bi can B friends for his act He was on of the heft known of the b inkers of this city BULGARIA AND SERVIA SOON TO END TROUBLED June minister of I Ihil ll II in would be lei tl In Iwo three said mil nil tho which hied tier i ut lod lu her and powers to mod fv the of ci torod Into IM fo e tl with Otherwise he co war 1 h i I thin otre I It I f n c Illation n tho Sonaio wo lei o i r I cf mo Hall n ami con l III JL i I n II The h vh cos III ni ro 1 i je I whi n ell H l ink i niai os wore d o hi IL at sun n and ot I I a t ithe Ih I ill im of dealers A TkO Ih loon wor at Jl anl JI 1 a I I ho offe reel come from TWO WOMEN ARRESTED FOR SUFFRAGETTE FIRE luno 11 Two women wo arm tne I l lai it I P li coin ot sini lelon of having ao fir to the st in Is on tie Hurst ra o rso vest r IHV on damico Hie i or S Th i Revo n mien as Ki t M irl an A tr and lar i I- 1 tr l iv n a well known suffragette w no served soif terms In prison for enrages Tl were released on ball ONE STAR BUSINESS SUBJECT OF TESTIMONY AT OIL HEARING THIS MORNING TESTIMONY ENDS R Brown Says Magnolia tures Only Small Part of Texas Refined OH lexis line tho M iii oil hearing lod ty thu tale alte tuple 1 lo muck ownership lu one si ir M a imit 10 I This Mr Telo I no qui thU and tin ik inn for llh John apd e before organizing the Mag 1111 went to and hit Mr and e Ir Mali ment hlB of he Navarro xvm gM Mr r Pav no hud been Interested in tho the were f tilth lit said wis the ultimate Iv to de leip a larKe for ihc corn- am In Tex is He declared Iho Magnolia not largest oil manufacturer In Tox lut com pan KB of the re find pro net Tho Texas hns a of 000 bar the Cult m fining Company 31 00 I anel the Magnolia j barrels There also ther smaller competitors Brown nld T hi of H ilone hy the Magnolia not fifteen per rent to He the Magnolia com an has never sold below cost e r the of punishing Its com II Mr ftrovvn on the stand when ho was today for the Stole said Iho se here probably would close hy Thursday evening or early dge II N ol Houston nn ared among iho de oday for the first time representing he Company Mr connections with wiro token up He Ihil Magnolia purchased rom Oil and Fuel Com mm n large amount of equipment ill sun the concern went ut of the fuel oil business this ale hut lhat the company nil business because Texan of crude oil was low Lone Star The suite tie xt look up the las ownership of oil In the snr as In which Mr Is n Thi Stir ills gas to the is iv distributes gas lu and o the Fort which lite In II Ite lining nit JIT into Into lone Star us lock and that thin sloe k wan hell n for N u irro ml In the name hf the lining company ho said Ihc I ono ar holding were divided pro rata inning Navarro who tc of the St r The capital of the Stir s the ll which was Inter pur hasi el ti the Navarro was n MCX r of Star HI IU Pram and rl of I H n f on J of n C lagt of an I as he owners of Star slock W H COOK APPOINTED HENRIETTA POSTMASTER R 1 olor tl lime post n in i I tin In lo n J Rox ion Mv He Mon kaio i J U Miller C ip t T P Vandoen John I Hall Hereford Rail h le U 1 H Jackli loro J Point I Noel n O eorge P Tov h II I like u Tulla W I Coleman H ook I T 1 Odon I it I C1 II ro I- n Hi mini Annie kor THOUSANDS WILL VISIT HISTORIC BATTLEFIELD rj Pa June 11 I II semi r fn i I ate In ll i tion b I I 1 i 1 lull i il In I r i I MI L n r s u s 1 id us h 1 fc n m i In I i en s f n u I an n u In I 1 h in i nt I II n HIM h i l n nli u a r I h f h n I i rs f r-c il 1 -n f nm n rTi U led to ti s-i s of s
