The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 27, 1913, Page 7

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CRABTREE | e have money to loan on real fe at a low rat . of interest with privilege to pay at any time. | Gest nk Phiten. % We have a complete set of Abstract Books and will fur- TELEPHONES : Abstracts nish abstracts-to any real estate in Bates county and ||| oftice 301 Residence 541 Office in Gench Bldg. securing uu ki We:vay T. L HALSEY, M. 0.0.0. ‘declined to comment on it. | John -|DROP VON PHUL MURDER CASE TEXANS WANT TD INVADE. MEXICO Gov. Colquitt Orders Militia Rushed to Border. ARE READY TO CROSS THE LINE War Department Alarmed at Attitude of Texan Executive—Orders General Steever to Pre- vent Invasion, Austin, Tex., Feb. 25.—Goy. O. RB. Colquitt at midnight ordered four companies of the Texas state militia to proceed to Brownsville with ail haste when it was reported to him that Americans had been arrested and held for ransom at the Mexican town of Matamoras, across the boundar when they refused to contribute money to the officials, The governor also sent this mes: Sage to Captain Head, in command of the Brownsville company of the Texas National Guard: “Notify Mexican commander at Matamoras who is demanding money that if he harms a single Texan, his life will be demanded as a forfeit.” The Appeal for Aid. Governor Colquitt received the fol- owing telegram from Captain Head of the company of national ‘guard which has been on duty at Browns- ville for several days at the request of the sheriff: “Have just received méssage from Consul Johnson at Matamoras. Can you authorize me to cross river at order of the consul to protect the con- sulate and American interests? De- mand made upon Americans for mon- ey tonight.” The governor replied: “Do not. cross river unless you re ceive orders to do so. Request Amer- ican consul and Americans to come to Brownsville.” Governor Colquitt has repeated the telegram from Captain Head to the officer in command of the United States troops at Fort Sam Houston. The War Department Objects. Washington, Feb, 24,.—A_ serious clash may result between federal troops and the Texas National Guard at Brownsville, should the latter at- tempt to cross the Rio Grande to the relief of Americans alleged to be im- periled at Matamoras, Mexico. ' When the War Department learned at midnight that Governor Colquitt had issued orders for four companies of Texas militia to proceed to Browns- ville orders were telegraphed Brig. Gen. E. Z. Steever tu send to Browns- ville immediately such a force as he “deemed necessary” ‘and “under no circumstances to permit the crossing of the river except upon the specific orders f the Secretary of War.” Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of | staff of tre army, recognized the dan- ger in the situation and immediately took personal charge, Over the mili- tary telegraph line from Fort Meyer he sent imperative orders to General Steever to utilize his forces to pre- vent the proposed invasion of Mex- ican territory. | These he supplemented by further | orders through the regular channels of the War Department. At a late hour the State Depart- ment declared it had received no in- | formation of Governor Colquitt's ac- tivity, and, in the absence of advices, | | | Brownsville, Tex., Feb, 24.—It was | denied in Matamoras that Americans had been held or threatened. A WRITER HELD IN A PRISON | K. Turner, Who Attacked Perfirie Diaz in Magazine Ar ticles, Arrested in Mexico. City of Mexico, Feb, 25.—John Ken- neth Turner, a writer, has been im- prisoned by order of General Diaz. [mystery in which the killing of Ma- taken for granted that if the aders were brutally murdere? las the result of a plot, the present MISS LILLIAN GRONNA i | 1 Senator Asie J. Gronna of Dakota and Mrs. Gronna have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Lillian, to Dr. Oscar Neu- | man Begtrup, also of North Dakota. NO GAUSE FOR INTERVENTION North ; five o’clock p. m, / MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON \ MOUNTAIN —— Missouri Pacific Time Table BUTLER STATION NORTH. Mail & Ex, .. City Accomm: No, 202 K. C. « 8: No. 206 Ki jon 6; Looal Freight, does not car- By passengers ft No, 208 St. Loula & K. C. Mail & Ex 12:40 p No 210 St, Louis Limited. +6 No. 262 Stock Express, dces not car- ry passengers. Pree TRAINS WEST AND SOUTH No 201 K. C.-loplin Mall & Ex No, 209 Sonthweet Limited... No. 291 Loval Freight, does y Danepn pers, 11:55 p. m. No. 207 K. C, & Jopli 3:08 p.m, No. 205 Nevada Accommodation...... 9:40 p. m, INTERSTATE. WEST. No. 698 Madisou Local Freight, car- Hee paoer cers ari a9 308 m, No 638 Madieon Accommodation... 1:36 p.m, EAST BOUND ARRIVALS No. 37 Butler Accommodation No. 694 Butler Local Frejg! Freight traina Nos, 698 an: gers on Interstate Division. trains carry passenge! All freight for forwarding must be at depot not later than eleven o’clock a m.or be held for following day’s forwarding. Freight for Interstate Division must be delivered before No freight billed for thie E. C. VANDERYVOORT, Agent, carry passen- No other freight train in morning. PRESIDENT TAFT’S VIEWS ON MA. DERO KILLING. The United States Did All Possible to Save the Deposed Mexi- | i can Official. | i New York, Feb. 24.—News of the | killing of Madero and Suarez was | given President Taft as he boarded the train for Washington after attend: | ing service at St. Bartholomew's | church, After reading the Associated Press dispatch the president expressed | | his deep regret at the occurrence but | made it clear that he regarded it as | the killing of one citizen of a country by fellow citizens | He said that while this government | had done all in its power and that it consistently could to save Madero’s ; Nfe, he saw in the deplorable occur: rence itself, no cause for intervention. The president said he,saw no reason to call a cabinet meeting on his rival in Washington. Washington, Feb, 24.—Ambassador Henry Lane Wilgon telegraphed the state department that Francisco de la Barra, minister for foreign affairs, had invited all foreign diplomats in Mexico City to take luncheon with him, The ambassador stated that None of the diplomats would attend the lincheon unless the tragic death of former President Madero and for- mer Vice President Suarez is cleared lomatic corps in the Mexican capital indicates the gravity of the situation which will confront the Huerta gov- ernment should it fail,to clear the dero and Suarez still is enveloped. No official comment was forthcom- ing here on statements relating to the tragedy made by Senor de la Barra and Provisional President Huerta, but government would be called upon for an explanation when it seeks politi- cal recognition at the hands of the United States. Thus it may be brought about that, in addition to showing itself equal to the immense problems of reconstruc- tion before it, including the re-estab- lishment of law and order in states so jong torn by TeVo Mexico TeVolition, may be asked to show that the blood He is the author of several Mexican | political stories. Recently he wrote | an article criticizing Diaz and Am- bassador Wilson for his detention in the arsenal, from which he was re- | |ieased a few days ago. | Turner was the author of “Bar- barous Mexico,” a series of magazine articles criticizing Porfirio Diaz. The series was published in 1910 and i was a terrific arraignment of the al- | most absclute monarchy that existed in Mexico in the guise of a free re- public. | Delays Have invalidated Charge | * Against H. F. Henwood, Says Denver Judge. Denver, Col., Feb. 25.—Harold F, Henwood will not be tried on the chaye of killing S. L. (Tony) Von Phul, St. Louis balloonist, in the bar- room of a Denver hotel the night of May 24, 1911. Judge Charles C. But- ler has dismissed the Von Phul charge on the ground that three terms of court had elapsed since the filing of the information, during which the de- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist , BUTLER, MO Phone No 4s fendant had not been brought to trial. Leavenworth Is Deserted. Leavenworth, Kan., Feb. 24.—An or- and the Sitting of Giasses | (¢r sending the hospial corps to Gal veston has been received, making the situation appear more grave. iy of late rulers is not upon its hands Won't Recognize Huerta. London, Feb. 25.—The British gov- ernment will not recognize the new government of Mexico until it has been confirmed by a general election, according to an authoritative state- ment here. Slaying Stirs the Border, Paso, Tex., Feb. 24.—The_ kill- Ing of Francisco Maderc and Pino Suarez has caused as much excite- ment along the border as did the City of Mexico revolt. 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