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THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1913.
I
PREPARE FOR
SEVERAL REO CONFLICTS
Streets of Aguascalientes to
Be Scene of Another Mex
ico City Battle
MEXICO, Feb. 28.—An important bat
tle between the rebel governor or
Agruascalientes, Alberto Fuentes D, and
povernment troops under General Hi-
paldy, is expected late todaj’. The state
capital, Aguascalientes is surrounded
by government troops who last night
began a siege.
Governor Fuestes D is entranched
Ik the government palace in the center
of the city, the building being guarded
by a force Of state troops much infe
rior in numbers and armament to the
army commanded by General Higaldo.
A repetition—on a small casle—of- the
street lighting and bombardment which
occurred in Mexico City, appears in
evitable.
Another encounter is likely at Saltil
lo, where federal troops under Generals
Aubert and Trevino are about to close
in on the rebels commanded by the
defiant' governor of the state of Coa-
huila, Venustiano Carranza.
The isolation of Mexico City from the
United States by rail was complete to
day. Train service south of Aguascal
ientes on the Mexican Central line is
at a halt, owing to the occupation of
that city by rebels, while a similar con
dition at Saltillo, in Coahuila, prevents
bailroad operations to the north over
the National lines. The roads to Tam
pico also are interrupted, making a
detour by way of that port from the
United States to this city impossible.
Ramos Martinez, who for several
months conducted semi-official negotia
tions for peace between Madero and
Zapata* declared today that Zapata
would surrender and co-operate with
the central government.
, According to the private secretary of
Provisional President Huerta, the situ
ation in Sonora is grave. Bandits, he
said, are overrunning portions of the
state and many families in the city of
Hermosillo fire abandoning their homes
fearing an attack.
Governor Jose M.. Maytorena has
abandoned the governorship of Sonora
and his place has been taken by Ignacia
Pesqueira. The retiring governor de
clined to support the new regime in
Mexico City- He is organizing troops
to sustain hi§ position.
COMPARING PIT GAMES FEEL BULLY? HIKE
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longs in every home.—(Advt.)
BURGLARS SUSY POLICE
Tl
Overpowered and Disarmed,
Police Chases Fugitives
Who Shoot Him
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 28—Homer Hig
gle, a policeman thirty-seven years old,
was overpowered, disarmed and killed
by two burglars he had arrested and
was taking to jail early today.
While the burglars were robbing a
saloon Rigglc came upon them. They
surrendered and the officer started
with them to the police station.
After going three blocks the two pris
oners attacked Higgle, took his pistol
and ran. He pursued, and they shot
him with his own weapon. They es
caped.
Practically Every Standard
Breed Owes Source of Its
Best Points to Game
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BY X,. B. KOBESON, Marietta, Qa.
The pit game chicken has as many
good qualities as any breed in exist
ence, ard yet there has been little or no
attempt to develop the breed along util
ity lines. All admit that for beauty,
both style and plumage, the pit game
cock is the Apollo and the game hen the
Venus of the feathered tribe. The pit
game has more vitality, stamina or bot
tom than any other breed. The pit
game occupies the same place in the
poultry field that the Arahian horse does
in the equine field.
* The thoroughbred trotter and pacer of
America and the English race horse
owe most of their good points to the
strains of Barb blood. Carrying it a
little further Yve can well say that ev
ery good saddle horse, roadster or driv
ing horse of any variety owes muc'n of
his style, spirit and bottom to his Barb
ancestors.
In exactly the same way practically
every standard breed of chickens owes
many of its best points to thg infusion
of pit game blood, either directly or
through the various ancestors from
which the breed was produced.
Now let us enumerate some of the
good qualities of the pit game. They
are wonderfully hardy and have more
vitality than any breed. They are the
best foragers around a barn yard or
orchard on earth. The Leghorn is the
only breed that can approach them in
this respect. They stand confinement
well and are indefatigable workers in a
scratch pen. They are splendid layers,
the best sitters and mothers in the
world.
Every read of this article who was
raised on a farm. has no doubt seen a
flock of mongrel fbwls double their lay
ing value in two years, from the intro
duction of a garpe coc^k as the head of
the flock. No single cross on £l mon
grel flock of hens will show so strong
ly as a pit game crosL The pit game
is a breed thousands of years old, but
not generally bred to color or weight,
a ny more than the Arab horse was so
bred. They have been bred for certain
characteristics, however, since the ear
liest dawn of history. These qualities
and characteristics have become so firm
ly fixed, both by the survival of the
fittest among the cocks and by>
selection among the hens, that all
other breeds are mere crosses, as
compared with the kingly pit game.
This is no place for cock fighting.
Most states now have laws against
cock righting, just as they have
against horse racing. Laws against
horse racing will not and should not
stop the breeding and raising of the
thoroughbred horse. Every one knows
that an infusion of thoroughbred
blood improves the horse for every
known purpose, unless it be the
heavy draft type, and it would make
him more sprightly and therefore
more valuable. Even mules, bred
from a mare in Kentucky, with a
strain of thoroughbred blood in their
veins, are more valuable animals
than those of the same size bred out
of a slow half-bred drafe mare.
There are too many good qualities
to be found in the prepotent thod-
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too many good qualities as a breed
to be discarded merely because the
cocks want to fight.
Pit games have never, so far as
the writer knows, been bred scien
tifically for egg production. Yet no
breed with just ordinary treatment
will lay more eggs. The pit game
has every good quality of the Leg
horn, will average from one to two
pounds heavier, and has more vitality
and bottom than the Leghorn. Fed
and bred scientifically it. Is the be
lief of the writer that the pit game
hens will equal any breed of hens,
given the same treatment, in the
production of eggs. As a table fowl
the young game has no equal, and a
game pullet fried properly is admit
ted by epicures to be the last word
on poultry.
It is the belief of the writer that
the breeder who will take some well
fixed strain of pit games, and breed
them for egg production, by selec
tion oil scientific principles, can es
tablish a breed that will outclass
the entire so-called mediterranean
class in the production of eggs, and
at the same time have a breed that
will rank close to the Rocks, Reds
and Wyandottes as a meat breed.
The pit game, barring the pugnaeiw
of the cocks, Is as near the ideal
general purpose fowl as can be found,
and that without any effort toward
making it a utility breed.
The average well bred flock of pit
games come nearer meeting the An
dalusian standard for weight than
any other breed perhaps; i. e., six
pounds wor cocks and five pounds fbr
hens. It is very easy "by careful
selection to breed cocks that will
weigh seven to eight pounds and six-
pound hens.
SENATE SECRETARY
RACE LIVENS UP
Brother of President-Elect
Wilson Electioneering
Among Senators
BY RALPH SMITH.
WASHINGTON, March 1.—fclec-
tioneerin§j for the* post of secretary
of the senate took on a fresh squirt
today with the arrival in town of
Joseph R. Wilson, of Nashville,
brother of the president-elect, and
the entrance of into the face of John
Keller, of New York, a man prorniy
nent in Tammany hall during the
Croker days, and the early part of
the Murphy regime.
While Mr. Wilson and his backer,
Senator Lea of Tennessee, held forth
in the marble room of the senate.
Mr. Keller placed himself in an ad*
joining- corridor and was there pre
sented to various senators by Senator
O’Gorman, of New York. Mr. O’Gor-
man introduced him as a “new Rich
mond.”
After one had left the presence of
Mr. Wilson and Mr. Keller all that
he had to do was to wall: twenty-five
feet to the eastward and there bump
into Colonel James L. Sprigg, of Es
sex Falls, New Jersey.
Sprigg would like to enter the gov
ernment service preferably as secre
tary of the senate. He has pressed
his* claims both by letter and per
sonal audiences with members of the
senate. *
It seems likely that neither Wilson.
Keller, Sprigg or any of the other
candidates will get a look-in. A pod
has shown that sentiment centers on
James Baker, a South Carolina Demo
crat, who is now librarian of the sen
ate.
Sick headache, biliousness, dizziness,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath
—always trace them to tropid liver, de
layed fermentirig food in the bowels or
sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out of the
system is re-absorbed into the blood.
When this poison reaches the delicate
brain tissue it causes congestion and
that dull, throbbing, sickening head
ache.
Salts, cathartic pills, oil and purgative
waters force a passageway for a day or
two—yes—but they don’t take the poisons
out and have no effect upon the liver
or stomach.
Cascarets immediately cleanse and regu
late the stoma'-h, remove the sour, undi
gested and fermenting food and foul
gases, take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the systerp all
the constipated waste matter and poisons
in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely straight
en you out by morning. They work while
you sleep—a 10-cent box from your drug
gist means your head clear, stomach
sweet and your liver and bowels clean
and regular for months.--(Advt.)
GOVERNOR VETOED BILE
FOR LOBBYIST. ALLEGED
Senator Sullivan Springs Sen
sation in Oil Bill Dis
cussion
COLUMBIA, S. C., Feb. 28.—”A lawyer
who has been here lobbying against this
bill all sesson made th eboast that if
passed he .would get Governor Blease
to veto it,” said Senator Sullivan this
morning, when the senate received a
message from Governor Blease notify
ing them of his veto of the bill pro
viding for the inspection and analysis
of oil.
The Anderson senator scored the al
leged lobbyist and implored the senate
to override the veto, for he said that he
considered this one of the most con
structive pieces of legislation of the
present session.
The matter went over for the present.
Governor Blease in his message vetoing
the bill, charged that i-t was a bur
den on the users of gasoline oil, and
that the inspection would be a farce.
He took occasion to take a slap at
the commissioner of agriculture, who
the bill pfovided should have charge of
the inspection, and said that he already
had too much political power through
the number of employes in his depart
ment.
A WOMAN’S APPEAL
President-Elect Makes Kno^n
Views on Pending Root
Amendment r -
fBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—President
elect Wilson has made known to Demo
cratic senate leaders most closely in
his confidence that he favors th e pas
sage of Senator Root’s amendment to
the Panama canal bill to repeal tl?e
provision exempting American coast
wise ships from payment of tolls.
It was said today that the new
r resident had made his position plain
lately to several Democratic senators.
It was the subject of remark because
Senator O’Gorman, of New York, who
has been regarded as more or less of a
spokesman for Mr. Wilson, is a sturdy
opponent of the Root amendment and
a champion of free passage for Amer
ican ships.
There is no likelihood of any action
on the Root repeal amendment during
the few remaining days of the sixty-
second congress.
It \yas recently tabled in the senate
interoceanic canal committee, thus pre
venting the possibility of even being
brought before the senate on a minor
ity report.
It is expected to be renewed at the
next congress, probably during the ex
tra session.
The rejoinder of the British govern
ment to the last American note re
garding the Panama canal zone tolls
was delivered today to Secretary Knox
Secretary Knox by Ambassador Bryce.
Though naturally of great interest
to Secretary Knox he will make no ef
fort to consider it, but will allow the
negotiations on the American side to be
Continued by his successor in office.
It is understood that the British
note, after a repetition of former ar
gument in support of ijs original con
tention, contains a flat proposal for
arbitration of the issue between the
two countries, according to the pro
visions of the existing special arbi
tration treaty between the two coun
tries which will expire -in June.
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