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- . rfllTIMPICO QUIET; FEDERAL TROOPS gh i nanRsgtvtng ( HEPORTEll DESERTING hi rviUNGLOVA ffjM&S&& (Continued From Previous Page.; j&r Closing I Km sSf ill Sit ' MM w 1 I i!k Fail J Ta&e advantage of the many specials offered here tomor row a. m. We close promptly at noon. E,U.lMJJJUf3IH4!l..:m.HTVtJ!l1ml u MR. & MRS. BURKE THE Globe Wills Demonstrators Have Opened Their HOME BAKERY 21! MILLS STREET OPPOSITE THE STANDARD GROCERY Everything is fresh daily and of the hest qual ity. Our salesroom and shop are in one open room no partition to hide anything from your Tiew. Fruit Cake, Plum, Pudding, Mince, Squash or Apple Pies ordered today "will be delivered Thursday forenoon. Burke's Home 211 Mills Street. found in their ponwension proving tbem to lie affiliated -with Madero. It is utated that 19 soldiers haie been shot for treason. QUIET AT TVMI'ICO. A pasnenRcr coming: from Tnrapico tortaj said all in quiet In that neigh borhood. Tampico Ih a rich agricultural and fruit Krovrinjr district and the vicinity Is the home of many Americans. On the line of the Mexican International, vrhich runs from Monterey and Cludad Porfirio Diaz, all ivlres are said to have been cut. It Is in the neigh borhood of these citicN and generally at points on the International railway that serious trouble is apparently developing. Arnold Slianklln, American comral general In Mexico, arrived here today and reported everything quiet along the line of the National Railvrays of Mex ico, betiveen the capital and Laredo. FEDERAL. TROOPS DESERT COLORS. Eagle Pass, Texas, Xor. 23. A company of federal troops at Monclova Ls reported to have joined the uprising this morning. They were sent there from Monterey to quell a disturbance. It Is reported that four more companies are now en route there. Another report gleaned from train officials today sayft Gen. Coslo, minister of Avar and navy, has been dismissed by Diaz. SEVERAL. FIGHTS REPORTED. Laredo, Texas, Xov. 23. A number of small towns In the state of Coahuiln are reported In the hands of Insurrectionists, including San Pedro, La Perla, N'azas, Letonla and Corel, on the National railway. There has been desultory fighting, but no pitched battles. A total of 50 are reported either killed or wounded on both sides. BROWN SAYS "EXAGGERATION." New York, N. Y., Nov. 23. The Mexican government has the situation well In hand and everything Is quiet, is the information contained In a tele gram from president Brown, of the National Railways of 3IexIco, to vice presi dent D. Z. Bennet, of that system, in this city. President Brown's message Is dated Mexico City, Nov. 22, and reads: fEverything Is quiet today. It Is be lieved confidently that the government has the situation well under control. So far as I can learn, no damage has been done the railways or telegraph lines. Reports regarding four Instances of trouble during the last two weeks have been grossly exaggerated. AH train service is being performed according to schedule." MANY REPORTED KILLED ST PARRAL (Continued From Previous Page). Bakery Bell Phone complete control of that city. Seventy-five of the government forces had been killed in the streets, they de clared. Two Spanish mercantile firms had refused to sell arms to the revo lutionists and the mob stormed the places and killed the Spaniards and took all the arms and ammunition. Great crowds of revolutionists paraded the streets and bore banners with big letters stating that no foreigners would be molested. A railroad man from Chihuahua de clares that an American woman was accosted by a procession of Mexicans md commanded to say "Viva Mexico." which she promptly complied with. The same man states that the government officials visited the foreign mercantile firms Tuesday and demanded of them MADERO AKD MAGGOtf HAVE NOT BEEN HERE Rumor that Madero and Magoon are in El Paso appears to be nothing but rumor. Dauro Aguirre, at one time ac cused of revolutionary leanings, and. prominent among the El Paso Mexi cans, declares that neither have been In El Paso. Mr. Aguirre refers to Ma dero as too concervative, and to Ma goon as too radical. He denies giving an interview saying that "Diaz was an honest man." "I consider no man hon est," he said, "who jrains power by force, holds it by force, and is not a leader by republican selection." A rumor of the disappearance of Juan X. Medina, who a few months ago left Juarez on account' of political rea sons, also is untrue. Mr. Medina is still in El Paso. EL PASOAN MAY BE IN DANG-ER Friends of O. S. Osborne, a! civil en gineer, who is down in Chihuahua, near Colonia San Antonio, with a survey ing outfit, are uneasy about him. Co lonia San Antonio is opposite the little Texas tewn of Corralitos, which is it self 45 miles south of Valentine. He is surveying with a party of Mexican helpers just over the line in Mexico, and letters from him last Friday to come out boldly and state on which . showed that he did not know there was side of the fence they stood, whether on the side of the revolutionists or on the side of the government, and the foreign merchants replied: "We will defend ourselves and our property, and you may fight out your differences between yourselves." MADERA HELD BY REVOLUTIONISTS Train Is Fired On, Eeport Says, and Many Pas sengers Killed. any trouble in Mexico. A telegram was sent him last night by friends, asking him to come home. FIGHTING REPORTED IN A TOWN NEAR MONCLOVA Eagle Pass., Tex., Xov. 23. It is re- I ported that fighting is now going on In Cuatro Clenegas, a large and pros perous town below "Monclova. This is the home of J. Carranza, brother of the candidate for governor of Coahuila in opposition to the ad ministration candidate and Is a strong hold of the anti-Diaz people. A man of high authority says the situation in Mexico is more serious than at any time for several years. He declares the excitement on the border is nothing compared to what it would M AGON AND VILLAREAL REPORTED IN MEXICO Iios Angeles ,CaI., Nov. 23. Ldosado Rivera, one of the editors of Regen eracion, a paper established by Mexican Liberals who were recently released from the penlcntiary at Phoenix, Ariz., where they served terms for sending inflammatory literature Into Mexico, said last night that it was the inten tion of every Liberal 1st tP cross the border and assist the lnsurrectos. Guiterrez De Lara, Ricardo Flores Magon and Antonio Villareal, the men who served sentences in Arizona, could not be found and it Is believed they have already departed for Mexico. Thanksgiving dinner at the St. Kegis, $1.00. PARRAL COLONY HERE IS TEMPORARY BUT GROWING El Paso is the temporary quarters of the Parral American colony. There are more than a dozen American families here from the Durango mining camp and more are expected Wednesday on the Mexican train. Among the Americans here is J. W. Austin, who is engaged in the mining business there. His house was robbed several days before the Parral out break and all of his guns, ammunition and a number of valuable pieces of jewelry taken. Reports over the Mexico Northwest- t rn mil-wAv telenhone system verify the ' recapture of Madera from revolution- J be if all were known of the situation ists and the destroying of two bridges m the interior. The railway wires are not working .. . .. i-i -rj -r.A ' on tne aivision oeiweeu .uaueia. uu. Chihuahua- The message tells that a second class passenger car was fired Into fear Madera and a number of pas sengers killed. All telegraphic connection between Madera was cut of. but the tele phones were still working when Tues day's train departed from Casas Grandes. Aside from these reports on this di vision of the Northwestern, there is no excitement along the line. Passengers and trainmen who arrived- Tuesday af ternoon from Pearson and Casas Gran des said that all was quiet, and that little had been learned regarding the general condition in the east. Every Girl in Town Likes Candy, and she likes the man who knows her likes. We run special sales dailv; watch our win- 7 dows. Plum Pudding Candy! Try it. 11 15 niiougn s Confectionery Me 3D3XICANS LEAVE KANSAS TO JOIN MADERO FORCES Hutchinson, Ivans., Nov. 23. Thir ty Mexican laborers left here for Juarez, Mexico. The Mexicans who have been working on railroad gangs tin Hutchinson and vieinitv nro nnif. ting their jobs and leaving for their native land, determined, interpreters explain, to enlist in the lnsurrectos cause. Officers are investigating a rumor that a recruiting office has been open ed here. DALHART VOLUNTEERS READY "TO PROTECT TEXAS FRONTIER Dalhart, Tex.,, Nov. 23. A' military company with a full complement of officers and men, organized here to day as "the Dalhart Volunteers." They will tender their services to governor Campbell to protect the Texas hnr- der. Oregon Street. Opposite P. O. If You Seed k Medicine You Should Have The Best Although there are hundreds of prep arations advertised, there is only one that really stands out pre-eminent as a remedy for diseases of the kidneys, liv er and bladder. Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything. A sworn certificate of purity is with every bottle. For sale at all drug stores, in bottles of two sizes 50c and 1 00, CANANEA REPORTS EVERYTHING QUIET Sananea, Son., Mex., Nov. 23. The day of promised trouble, according to the American press, passed the same as any other day does in this busy mining camp. Instead of riots, bloodshed, panic, there was not the slightest rip ple of trouble to be noted. The remarkable part of the day was that not one arrest was made which could be laid against the anti-Diaz fol lowers. There were also very few cases of drunkenness to be seen on the streets. All the stores were order ed closed, with the exception of butcher shops, saloons, etc. As the Chinese merchants sell twice the measure of the native drinks than do the saloons for the same price, the poorer class seemed to do without their beverages. soutli of here. Residents of Eagle Pass who have relatives in Torreon ( and other points down the Mexican International line have not been able to get a word from them for three days. Troop L. third United States cavalry under command of Lieut Bristol, ar rived in Eagle Passat 6 oclock' yes terday afternoon. - " Despite all efforts being made to capture revolutionists, beyond bring ing in a Mexican or two occasionally and lodging them in jail, the disturb ers managed to escape. Another Mexican troop has just been ordered to Cuatro Cienegas. "West Livaudals, a New Orleans business man who arrived from Tor reon, confirms the report of a clash, between federal soldiers and revolu tionists. The government forces ap parently were beaten and the rebels Infested Gomez Palacio and Lerdo. When he left Torreon, the rebels had not advanced on that town but were momentarily expected. Americans will not be harmed, savs Mr. Livaudais. ZACATEOAS SAYS - ALL IS QUIET Because the federal government is employing the national telegraph wires, Ciudad Juarez Is feeling the effect of the revolution in the south. Commercial messages received in Juarez Tuesday and Wednesday had been delayedfrom 12 to 24 hours. The only message received regarding the fighting told that which already had been learned, that the reports of dis order in Zacatecas were absolutely false. It was a message from Manual Podarte, the jefe politico, to attorney Juan Amador, his brotherinlaw. It read: "We are peaceful workers here, and peace reigns supreme. There Is no truth that the public order has been altred." CAROTHERS IS RELEASED; NO MORE ANTI-AMERICAN TROUBLE Guadalajara, Mexico, Nov. 23. Car I03 B. Carothers, who shot and killed a Mexican youth when a mob attacked hi? home, and who was released yes terday, is declared to have warned the mob two nights and again the third time they attacked his house before he fired to protect himself, his wife and his three children. While trouble has subsided here, Americans are all still heavily armed and the hotels are veritable arsenals. Federal troops are protecting the American consulate and the office of the Cuadalajara Times, an American weekly, while gendarmes protect the hotels. LAREDO CALM; TOURISTS " STOP JOURNEY TO MEXICO Laredo, Tex., Nov. 23. Everything is quiet and tranquil in ths city not withstanding an undercurrent of in terest In the possible outcome of the situation in Mexico. So far as local conditions are con cerned there is very little fear of an outbreak. From a thoroughly reliable -source it is learned that everything is quiet throughout north central Mexico. The territory embraced represents the dis trict lying between Saltillo, capital of the state of Coahuila, and Nuevo La redo on the lines of the National rail ways of Mexico and the territory be tween Victoria on the Tampico 'hna and west to Torreon. One effect of the rumors of overt acts by the revolutionists at points throughout the republic is to prevent persons going to Mexico. Laredo ho tels and boarding houses are filled with persons who had started to Mex ico from the United States, but who on hearing the alarming reports in circulation, considered it desirable to await more settled conditions. MADERO CUTS A FEDERAL WIRE AND IS LOCATED San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 23. Fran cisco I. Madero has reached a point between Monterey and Torreon at the head of a considerable force. Telegraphers with him cut in on the Mexican International wires and asked about the movement of Mexican fed eral troops. Thus his whereabouts verp learned, according to reports. Albino Flores, who guided Madero across the border, is being detained by Robert W. Dowe, United States collector of customs at Eagle Pass. It can be said on what is considered good authority, that the Mexican gov ernment has a cordon of troops ex tending from a point below Laredo to Colombia, 260 miles upon the Rio Grande on the Mexican side. The troops have been instructed to keep a close watch for Madero, who is be lieved to be in the neighborhood of Colombia. mvt ifaen dwt .-,-21.' e i"S "i&S LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE RING THANKSGIVING TOMORROW for Christmas hopping It's not a bit too early to begin the selection of gifts for Christmas. In fact, now is the best time. By doing your Christmas shopping now you not only avoid the crowds that usually throng this store during the two or three weeks preceding Christmas, but you can make your selections while our stocks are their best Early buying is easy buying, and anything you care to select now we will hold for future delivery. W. T. Hixson CORNER MILLS AND MESA The Gift House of the Southwest Kaw c-i wW?J!!I!35'Cft5frSK"t5Br ssrxs W" t r 1,flN 7'7ri&BRfe.Kc. Wmw3k TURKEY DINNEi is not complete unless you finish it with some of Smitn's Pure Ice Cream. We have all flavors and fur nish you with any quantity you need? Our cream is famous for its consist ency and is made from pure materials. Ice Cream Co. Bell SIS. Auto 11SS. I Gentlemen ! Why not buy your Shaving' Materials di rect from ns? "We are Specialists in this line of goods and guarantee every article we sell, he sides saving you money. "We also make a specials ty of Decorated Shaving Mugs and put your name on. We invite your esteemed patron age. We Sell at Retail As Well As Wholesale EI Paso Barber Supply Company 214 Texas St. K P !n r i P sji Thanksgiving Dinner Bristol Rathskeller Menu OYSTER COCKTAIL, CELERY, OLIVES. CHICKEN GUMBO, LOUISIANA. FILET OF TROUT. VENNICIENNE, POTATOES BROBAN FILET OF MIGNON, A LA GOVERNOR. JULIENNE POTATOES, GREEN PEAS, I ROAST TURKEY. CRANBERRY SAUCE. SWEET POTATOES. ROAST SPRING LAMB, MINT SAUCE. SALAD A LA BRISTOL. PLUM PUDDING, HARD OR BRANDY SAUCE. ICE CREAM. CAKES. CHEESE. DEMI TASSE. ' FR03I 12 M. TO 0 P. 31., NOVE3IBER 26TH. . Price 75c 602 SAN FRANCISCO STREET, NEAR UNION DEPOT. PRECAUTIONS TAKEN ON THE BORDER OF SONORA Douglas, Ari;, Nov. 23. Mexican reinforcements have been sent to Can anea, Mexico, and squads are now marching to take positions along the border between Nogales and this city. Americans coming from Nacozari state that the feeling of the natives toward Americans is friendly there. Col. Kosterlitsky with the main body of his rurales has moved his headquarters to Xaco. considered a dangerous point because of the chain of mountains which crosses the bor der there, giving smugglers an op portunity' to evade detection. The Mexican authorities have enlist ed American riders with horses to serve as line guards in the border pa trol. They will be paid $20, Mexican, per day, and the high pay is tempting more Americans to offer their services. ARMS PROHIBITED FROM ENTERING LOWER CALIFORNIA San Diego, Cal., Xov. 23. Customs officers guarding the Lower Califor nia line at TIa .Tuana, have received orders that no firearms or ammuni tion of any kind will be allowed 'to pass from the United States Into Low er California. ; According to the reports which reach this city from Tia Juana re volvers and rifles by the score have been carted into the interior of Lower California during the last few days. According to a statement made by a Mexican offclal in San Diego "the Low er California government has had se cret service men operating in San Diego and other American cities, and we have found that great quantities of revolvers, rifles and ammunition ha -"been sent to Mexico during the last few days." Thanksgiving dinner at the St. Regis, 1.00. Christmas Books WILL BE FOUND HERE THE GREATEST ABUNDANCE Giving Books for Christmas Presents is growing more popular each year with the grown up folks as well as the children This year we will surpass all previous years with our display of Xmas books, illustrated books, books of travel, books for the children (of all ages), and hundreds of interesting books will be on display for your choosing. When you are ready let us show them to you. CURRAN' 108 MESA mi hi NEVER M INDIGESTIO Oil SICK, GASSY, I DYSPEPSIA UPSET STOMACH. A little Diapepsin will make you feel fine in five minutes. Take your sour, out-of-order stom achor maybe you call It Indiges tion, Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach, ; It doesn't mattei? take your stomach trouble right with you to your Pharmacist and ask him to open a 50-qont case of Pape's Diapep sin and let you eat ono 22-graln Trlan gule and see If within five minutes there is left any trace of your former misery. The correct name for your trouble Is Food Fermentation food souring: the Digestive organs become weak, there Is lack of gastric Juice, your food ls only half digested, and you become af fected TCifca lossof appetite, pressure and fullness after eating, vomiring nausea, heartburn, griping in boweJs, tenderness In the pit of .stomach, bad taste in mouth, constipation, pain in limbs, sleeplessness, belching of gas, biliousness, sick headache, nervous ness, dizziness or many other similar symptoms. If your appetite is fickle and noth ing tempts you, or you belcn gas, or li you feel bloated after eating, or you? food lies like a lump of lead on yout stomach, you can mako up your mind that at the bottom of all this there U but one cause fermentation of undi gested food. Provo to yourself In five minutet that your stomach Is as good as anyl that there is nothing really wrong-i Stop Vfiis fermentation and begin eat ing what you want withiut fear of dis comfort or misery. Almost instant relief Is waiting foi you It Is merely a matter of how soon you. take a little Diapepgln. A