1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

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VOTE FOR THE PROGRESS AWD PROSPERITY Or
SEPT, 2 1
AS
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The healthful,
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pure air
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MtRFA SCHOOLS OPENS FOR
I UK FALL TERM
|^jflHVi»nKs.\.wsEWKns'
'jjli Prepared for .Marfa) .
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* Monday morning at nine o'clock
ripUon or II.- iVWer-Worta
Ihe Marfa High School opened for
• W " a u d . investigations-taw (lie fall term. A short program hail
, ^de'an.rt...... «!•« «l.afe fiwt hen prepared for the occasion, and
when the tihie arrived flKZAudilorline Water Works and Sew- ium was idled with'visitors teachlb rtbend«il5H««..TI»er«iiiire- iU.«s and pupils. ITlie opening began
i of the Fire Insurance Lom- by all present singing "America,"
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,l,avf 1"VII complied with so followed a short' service, consisting of reading^one of the Psalins
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LB«»ibU-.TIii*w done in order and prayer. Mrs. T..M. Wilson, presi - i ^
f^ure tin' l»»»"st possible insur- dent of 4be ParenL-Teachers made a
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jttv rate.
. . . splendid * talk." which was followed "
a solo rendered by Mis* Francis
IrLiapacitx „f the wells no* by
Mitchell.
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,n Marfa have h e n deter
At the close Superintendent J. E.
I and from information gather (•regg gave a timely talk on School
ttao'.wrious'Tocal sources, t h e Topics both of an interesting and
' [ 0 f ttt -o 8-inch 500 foot, wells instructive nature.
The following compose the facul"«Ils will he pun'P«-'d w i t h ty of liie Marfa High and the grades
LT.«jair. T h e water will be In lie taught by each:
n (lull t i l
from the well t o a 50,000 J.. E. tSregg, Superintendent, HisUM in 0*1 -"concrete cistern which will
tory.
ollowiaj j
. » iwht concrete roor o r cover
T. I - Comer. Principal. .Spanish.
appoinUdi • nler tli'ii?'stored will be p r o - Mrs. JECi Jones, Mathematics.
Miss Mary 'Newman,- English.
>n. (owrlrl i fruunLu:: dirt •»«««• ins«*.«». •
Miss Freida Burns, Commercial. ,
i n t e r will he taken from t h e
Jno. Ho
"uir iu«t described b y a c e u - Miss Sclby Mrxire.Hqmr-Economics
and Mill
MissTSIella Caughran^Ari Mimetic,"
puiup. having capacity, o r and
M. D.
writing.
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italloiK per day." and capable
Miss Ola Varner. Oensri-aphy. and
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SJudiii
Itaiin? th--pi-"*""* i«» ^; i " 1 .
History.
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1 » wnin<M. This IMIIHH will d e h v
Miss Eva Haocork. Reading and
i the sail | IV'water nit., a 73.000 gallon Spelling.
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\Vi\"v T-.w-r.-wlVich Will e l e Miss I.e\a Diilaney.
L-uigiiase
ajji
Mrs.W.J.1
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M,c
aruLHisli^yr^r »»»-~*-=-=-'=-'"""1'
id eltffiM.1 tilh'e waf'-r " " ° ' above
; o-HiuM .lif'tlie '
•Miss-niays Leslie. T»r<| Grade.
-j-^TrnPrEwill he housed i n
Mis.s Aline duty. 2nd Grade.
jronf-pinup s'alion«• of tfctl
-Miss Xovolla^Sinith. Primary,
dijtriludiiiii system or w a t e r
In the Mi'Xiran, srlinol Prof. Jesse
of Jbt
will'l.'e -I'-rasI iroi. mains. ftlackwpll is the principal and Miss
iffed votml
!f7CE:n.>-' feel, g a ' v a n w ' d Margarel_J[Iaci»er. . Sallie Freeman
<>r« nf a i | | iff linW -.'-'."••Vi feet, a total;-of and Hai*4*>-James.
"'Tnle.-;
ffcl of water inam
lerp wilt 1"' :l1 V"'p Hydrants
rin? !» :
*Ja!e Valve? and cast represent a f+Hh.-TPid oft tiii'U5i_a
Lbs . tlW'al.-i
VilwoV'tes : : : : , !
.fourth, of the "total, cost pt the
'cuiirieciiiin* will l>e m a d e plant as a direct sifvingas comHIP
mainare
being
laid.
t
h
e
pai-ei'l with having -contraclor3-~<b
tar.hMl paTirfe fur (hi?.
purchase tliis material and sell it
is Water Works--System will to the City in a lump sum bid.
•f the key rale from !>2e In 63c, The Engineers, who have maca
IT of!
•tolinn of- aliiml one-third. II the plans, have built more :han two
W v f r . believcii llt;it IheElnsUr hundred Water Works and Sewer
L
Omtnissmii will re-rale t h e Systems in Uie past twenty-five
it Ec in as niiirh as there is years. They are equipped not only
isaLsluM
inJiirance carried in,, the M e x - with a splendid organization of sea-:
upon Iter I
Mflifin nf Ihe C i l y .
-, soiled and-experienced constructors
jnrrolSwJ
ii!l rpqmii a 15c ia\- "o p»>"but have one of (he most extensive
iolw-tt ind retire the bonds.
tool equipments in the entire South,
ifl*inc<s house, that carries power driven trenching machinery,
bolding aidl
W «f insurance would liii-re3cdby*J
Bakf a .savins of SI2.6'> on In- power driven concrete mixers, po
agOnerfl
f'whi|5> the tat on 75^5- val'in-l wer driveu'.drilliiig and blasting tna
it IV would reoi-pseni 813¾)!'''nierj". TJiey are-to furnish'all.or
ii i*-1.
- i n 7 , n . . . « f « i t l , e equiiinient and all of (he forc.nr? ll, ,',,
i t i f - ^ l '»*« ^'»' superintendents * andtake
««bii
? me>. property /^ »r»- charge of the iJcal labor in I h e
alfly e-'
lax in P T j 1,,,11,,(,^ „ r „ l i s W ork. For Hie use
|ttf bonds,
rf i? nn dniil.l that lliis W a t e r fof their tools and fur the paymen'
iiflmill. will make a h e j r e - of their fouemen and. siiperintefldifrom its o|>r;iiinn miite equal enls, in shorL for the enjire service
lit'-'tiai <if tV-|t t l |td- paytnenls.
which Micj" render in. the matter of
IBrsrripliiiii uf Tin- Sanitary
^instructing these plants receive It)
^
iper cent oT the arlual cost of the
•_ .sewrr Kvsieni.
| wyrk, not. includitig any purchase or
!*wvr s>-.,,1 is designed to j;,,,,), nght .id way, atloihays fees,
I«r MM [,,.,.-,1,.. The c.iMeet ion expense* or printing ami selling
*i!l rcusi-! „f p.'.630 feet of bonds, etc,
pUftlvwei hi,, in which there! T4tf common labor that will be
•»» Minln,!.:.. :,: ci..ii..ii:i*. «t iused i n l h e ITuirding. or the plants
«nm].v
j w j,l be-on Uie City's.payroll and a
miilr.5 v :M 1,,. installed at j Citv Time-keoper
will be-in-eJiarge
MHiinss f..r . ronvenienre of „f Ihe k«;eping of "lime of these men.-*
tnnnpcti,.-,,... :„„, a s t b a .«ew- 'i'j„. oriv will ftx Die rate o f w a g e s
/-.
"jmiH'a , . , , .will l.e laid fr»:ii' and the h o u r s to he worked'and t h e
r*£'"nin .»••• the e n r h . o f p r n - | i s t y willJ'pmV these m e n direct."In
irao r„r - . - 1 , restdenre nrlslnirt, e v e r y cent or t h e Cilv's funds
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j will-be handled by the City itseir.
rnitrv^'i'n, ' ! , n ' '
Tlie engineering and construction
fw„
"" v v i , K l "' °f ""*' company has guaranteed the cost
:..iyp».wnn,.„..,| will, a h>-ppcli! or t h e s e plants and n o s u m will l y
mr ,i,^„r,., r i, (1 n. and w i t h ; pnid t h e m ort their construction r *
frfii,!" m" , " , U ' " r l " , r i f i - until I h e plant i s J i n i s h e d an.l put
"IP efTIne,,!.
. j j n O ) ^ r a , j o n „,(,, l l n m i ( i s k n o w 7 I
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Estiorr-fee
APPB0T1
guarantee
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yfr-gtf
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e n n - Estimate'-then t h e surfis r e m a i n i n g
riurf*-.1 tlw! 11,. r-. v""an n a r t n f ' h e ' w h i r h w o u l d be contractor's pro'••"
-tin-, fits, remain in the Cily/Treasury
18 ••in rtbolisli
,!! nrrf,m
and are saved to the pedpie. -¾ .
th
Tin- wisdom and economy or |uIs
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h arc « . Incited method of building public
fc work Iraki
lias
, > anfi|.
..nienl
In
each
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been demonstrated in hundreds dfj
"'0. " " whics h n m e « Lilies and isowwliieil hv no oilier
. illait.-.Ti. . .
r ^ — • ngineering and construction- com-i
E^iill II,,.
emivenicnce!! pany i n c i t e entire country "except
while the Municipal Eriglnering Company
"r»n» to ijr,j
, ,,, ,,, ,ir v
of Dallas".
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To sum up the entire project it
Jj_ nlfieps ,, r t
• t n . >,. ""-'T* no.
may well be said Wat to'-vote :
for (he bonds' for Water and'ScwersE
rf to authorize (he City Commission,
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to borow the* money necessary to1 ^ for " M V ^ 1 ° ' ° '" 1 "- build these improvements, with' Ihei
• win? :"'" , r - , , r * " ' « . of assurance t h a t t h e r will, when hullr,l
'*fll h* ' ^ ^ m e nfrnm
l v the return-a revenuelWiich will make
LP*
£ri«
«""" any burdensome lax Unnecessary.
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wO ,''"'-•—»•
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" " ' <he plants- will
Were surh business opportuniliesj
offered
any business
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I F i l . - I I I T / i J man
I I I U I I for
( I I I his
lll^l
& > " l - . v <*Hise for
bids
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all or V, ' „E,j: , .V"' , ( ' PW-WMMI
personal .profit
profit «-A*
iT , j * apparent that
tRal!
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& » > n n . ^ r r f f „ nAf f, n"p? ^ he
?r would
«n»M Ins
h>se Tiltle.lime In avail
•"?^*j ra«\. ,1 1 rnr
^ 1 ha" ' himself
imself
of
of the
the rl,«nr»
chance.
t.
H on n1,
himself
of
tin
Hon'.
much-more
should the ciU:
Hon'
much
r
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»*esl|)tens
desire
to
acquire
these health
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living in Marfa.
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Tuesday evening at 8^0 the P. T.
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, Over TOO Rerrlvc Escellenl Instruc- A. gave an Informal reeeption
the School Auditorium fut1 the.
Marfa teachers,- A
. Although the attendance WES' notw'
Pecos entertained the Trans-Pe as. large as Uie occdsToTT warranted,
cos Teachers Consolidated- institute yel there were many-present to„en^-JMast week with one of the best nice' joy^the program of music prepared
ings ever held in this districL A lar- under the director of Miss Nell Witge enrollmeiU of 109 gatbotod. for son r and -at its close partake"of the
i " u ' discussion and |nstrUiT.8?Fw1^h- tynch served. Th.e following prbtheme 'The Challerie of t)hild- grani_was-giveiu '
"Address o f w e l c o m e to t h e t e a c h :E^
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Ueginning Monday, SepUiciubcr 0, er*. Hev. Marsh.
Saxaphone
duel
"Candler
Jones
and lasting until, Friday, Uie lOlh
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the teachers of the various towns and'tarver Moore.
treated with daily instructions-from - Vocal Solo, Miss Francis Mitchell.
Violin solo, Mrs. K. C. Miller. "
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eminent, educators, and entertained
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Vocal-solo Mrs.1Cnpatrlclc.
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by people and organizations Of tlio
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town, Their spontaneous praise has • Piano Solo, iss Daisy Hamio.'-'''
Vocal solo. Miss Minnie Joe Qutok.
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been fit tribute to 4he sponsors.
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Piona solo, 7Mrs. Floy Wong. . - *_ Eight Counties Represented
Eight counties were represented -'Piano solo, Ladislaus Nedbalek!
Popular selections, Hfgh School
ul tliis'tnJlilute o r which President
II. W. Murelock of Sul Ross College Orchestra.
was • conductor. 'Tho instructors uf
tlie various classes were'Professor
W.-MT & LUNCHEON
R. J. JarrelLhcad of Department of
IE- : ; E K ? t f
Educaloin, WestTl'exas State-TeachThe luncheon served at noon wed
ers College,"TJauyoii,- who talked^of uesday at the City Hall by the W.— ;
the high"school and"il8 heeds. Pro- M. S. of i h e Marfa Methodist Churlch .fessor J. \V. Baldwin, proffesor of was largely attended. Mr. O'neill of the Art of Teaching, Lhiversily or
Texas, who had charge of Uie work the Municipal Eiigijicerliig _np, 'QIJ=ZJ^
on intermediate grades, and Miss dallas^was present, anddiscusscd iu E-*»•"
, , - , ,--••••• . . . , an instructive'and'interesting,man.Jiilm J . i p a ^ n j i j ^ j i i ^ u c t u r - i n - l ! ^ . ^ . j ^ i i c - ^ Q ^ , , ^ , ^ o i ^ T O S ^ ^ r k T x E
inary hducahon. Lollwlge of Indus- .mil Sewers for the Cily of Marfa;-;'
trial Arts, \Vfiii ably^discussed
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Arterward8, lie - answered'a nuinher":--^|ii-imai-y.work. - -'•'•• "'•••
oX questions jiropoiihded by citions;.
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Opening .Monday at 8 in Ihe m o m - In an article published today in T h e ' " ''
ii,8. the adilresses of welcome were" New Era will lie found : »n nrti>t ,l- --.;.
maik'Tiy .Mayor J. \\". Moore fbrttle "\\ nler Works-mid Sewers", whichB
City of I'ecosrand Judge Ii. AE Mc- every citzen. should read.
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Ki'irei-.Tor Ileeves Cutrnl>". Tkllh ad
However,
owing
tor*
general
misl
dresses were especially good. Judge understanding on the part of'many
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-McKeller's ilalk about Ihe financial
inregard
to
Ihe
localton^of
the:
situation o t T e x a s schools xvas re'''•..«.;'..'."EV'^l)
ceived wilh approval, to the extent wells, Mr.-O'iveil emphasized this
plansiJUki-ID.-'•-"•'•:
tholHhejrachers voted TOP UjMiObli;. fact: In drawing the.
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-'Uwipta»
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Ecy'jon in all papers of the district.'',-' ' t X V ^
Proniinent Peopir on Proflram. r-JiJiich the wells were placed.''this*
done puicly as a matter iuf form :
Foliowin^ the oi-ganiziilion and was
O Neil stated emphatically that
registration, in which 109 teachers Mr. certain
place had been wleclcd,",
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enrolled. Proressor IL P.' Jarrcll no.
hat fills w a s a nlaMer entirolvlrf
pave an excellent talk o n T l i e Clinl- tno hands of the City Governnion'4
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U-iice of . Chililhood." Instrnrtinn and that no place would or could b V
then began with HIP,three educators selerleil until it was seen whctlK-r
^giving lectures upon the methods the bonds carried. .Moreover,- the'
and means of success in teaching.
City authorities authorizes the S t n - Many events were^featured during lament lhal in the event the bonds
i h e week,'-and many distinguished are voted, a suitable place-wouTd~he •
people gave addresses. Among them selected for Iho location of 'the
were Mrs. H. B.-Broadus, president wells,.and that said place would noi«
of the Sixth District Federation of he.on Block 10 nor nn>"whero In the
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Hugh Reber- cenlral or low part'of the Cily.
son, president of the Parcnt-'Teacber
Association of Pecos; flay M. Camp,
ESlEETIJVfj OF THE P. f. A^. -.;'.
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publicity director of Uie Texas,Slate
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Teachers Association; JudgirJasLEf:
.Tuesday
afternoon
at
the.
ScTiool
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Ross, and others'. " •
The program for Iho week.was TVmliloriuiiv the ParenUTeachera
one of perfect barmopy and enter- Association- hacLa splendid alten-tainment. YThc: problem of housing dance, over-10members being prethe visitors was ablv accomplishcrf £ l R t _ . . ^ : -.E-, ..:-- .•,..•> . I I --.--..by MrsELillic-Cole and Mrs. O. B, j_TheEmejii|)ers presold- showed a '
Finley. On the social entertainment grtat interest'in the work of the •
committee, Mrs. A. E. "Wilcox. Mrs. schools.-A motion was made nnd •
Hugh Robinson and Mftl M. W; Carried -thai parlie^ and other en- '•"".
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Collie were, amply repaid fob their tertuinmonts -for students during ,
the
school
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k
b
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discouraged.
Fri"efforts by the praise of-Ihe guests.
' The ehirprmenl as real and many d a y a n d Saturday, e v e n i n g s b e i n g "
wyinderfillVromplfmenls were given titifficienl ':f o r - s: u c h social ' e n j o y - ' '_
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*hr<J^ ladies for"."their"" successful D:cnls.-.T--:". —^" "' -.""-r E* "•'
A number of .bills;"- c u r r e n c y t s - .E
work in providing -suitable enterB.ied by thejlepublic of Texas, had
tainment.
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. Not nnh" \\as .apnreciatYon fell by been framed, and was to be prcjenl
'he miesls. bul.by ihe town of Peros ed eacliEmonlliTo the room-rente--:
o these people responsible for. the scntcd by • the: largest n'umlwr- of
>ucce?s.nf Ihe Trans-Pe"«a ronsnli parents«tlei>ding tire P. T. A. T(ie ..
'•' "»"' •' * i l ' Mated'.Institute at Pecos. Ruch suc- Sixth grade.will have the honor, o |
:e*4ful endeavors are wrVMhr of Iho having possession-of this treasured
-ommunlfyV approval and gratitude. cutisosity tliisTnonlh.
'•'-•"fr.
—Peros Fnlerprise.
At the close of (he meeting arrant
The folfiwfnar i»rH fhose wlio. a l - Kemenl* were--made for a recopUon '
lefTfled -|he TnMilufe:
lo the leached iii.lue. cvenltfg. '.. -"'
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Annie L. Ad.inTs, Alpine; Jewell
Binion, Kent; Mabel E. Bloys, Kbrl ODDFELLOWS A\I> HEREKAIIS
Davis; K. J. Ilcannon, Mnratlion; •_ HOLD ENJOYABLE SOCIAL • ' ' . Mrs. Brannon, Marathon; Nellie
Tliii' Odjlejjoxys . Hall wiis tlie
earmark. Furl dnvij', Fie.ila" Dulancy
Marfaf Aline Duly,. Marfa;: Ecllh scene ol a. dcifglitiuL social ThursEaslenvood. Alpine; Eiusie Easller- day.evening when-^he. Mnrfa Lodun
wood.-Alpine; Rillie EfOemanE-Mar- cnlenlnincd The Oddfellows and
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fa;" Daisy Mac Fulcher, Van Horn; Rehvkahs.of Aliu'ne, also the Marfa
.1. E. (jrozK. Marfa; I.illie Creep, Rebekahs, at their monthly social.
Marathon: Josephine Oray. Alpine; This being Ihe fhird social of tlie*
fRircne Oranger, Forj. Davis; Fona season and next month will closo
Oddfellows ex-Harper, Terlingua^ Callie Holt,- FL, the socials, tad Ihe
hale sunn1 OIlleT Ulhd ol enP n v t f - I I I I H A I-imng,- Mnnf,
W . C. Jones. Fort Davis, W . C. Jones' terlainnfeht, perhaps a Turkey dlnFort D a v i s ; II. C. K e n n e d y . ' A l p i n e ; ner?-A !iurnher_Qf Contests w e r e the
01.10^;? Leelic... Mavfa*1- Josephine divcrBiorf'oPiht!"jveiling; Tlio rccourse served consisted
.Linn. Alpine: s-' "M/ Melton. AJpinn; rresluncnl
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o f
fiertrtule
McrVinald, Ah'ine; C . D i
c h e r r y r m i l i r e c r e a m and .layer"
McKinnie. Alriine; SaituteCp. .Vrtson, cake. Aboijl 'fwcnly-five Oddfellows
JUUI
Reheknhs • froju Alpine were
Mnralhon:-Onnie Mae Olirii'n. P y -•
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o l e : A'dma 0 ' l l r i « i . P y n l e ; Olad^r present, •;.
II. Peter*. Alpine: J . O. Prude. F o r t
D a v i s : E«felle Rn«e. Alpine': AUte
Fo*4-hall is~off. In full swing al
-Run\nn.,-fihaner.:Euna Sarhse.iPfirl Ihe Marra" High'School. With Coaon
Stockton: Dnrnlliv W e a t h e r b v . F o r , •Gomer-mitllng his.. 22 candjdKtM.'.
Davi.v .Mrs-Oeo. II._JVrlghl. ^ a r a - through soine pretty stiff workooU.
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J l i p n ; Mrs. r.rare Anderson. A l p i n e ; •- Their first 6^m> will be n | t h
Pecos here on or abotu. the f i n k of
'T'e.Mr- fiJarkwHI. Marfa.
Oftnber,
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If yon ha\>-nny little n'ews'ilpm
that is of any interest to ynu or if niLLSFDE GARDEN— 1. R. Jacob*
vou think lhal'if may be of Interest Grape»—Be»l PunileEJolly. •
to" a n y o n e else, don't heoilnte to
Choice Mixed Eating.
send it In the nres? fur puhlirojlion.
jiist pliomr W and wo will sladlv Vrjjrtables—Tomatoes, Cfrots,.. '
'• Siring Beans, Butter BeatOL^
take iL
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REMEMBER: That o^&ptert-;,;11?^
ber 21st, you will be called on
to register your^ Vote eitnerihuodAgainst or For Water Worjks
arid^Sewers for Marfe^* your
tio^^^^^l
And if you Vbte^A(^INSf,
itrwill number you among those
who- are JfeAlN^^Pro
Prosperity arid Sanitation,
But if youu Vote FOR, you
will be numbered among the
class placing self above the general good.
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Sample Ballot
To be voted September 21
E EOR THE ISSUANCE OF
WATER WORKS BONDS
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MARFA NEW ERA, MARFA, TEXAS
id
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DEBONAIR VAGABONDHFELTS;
" BEACH WEAR IS PRACNCM-
Daddy's
'i
BEFORE HER
I3WAHE:
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HAT something now In mllllner/i In any sort of bathing suit Is bent on
(fc JIM. WHttrt Ntmpapar Unlom.)
always due to appear for late sum- swlmralng^in the most practical and
v~
mer, h a s arrlred this year In 'tore*. unhampered fashion. The demand i s - Y o u r d r u m * are the Wealth 61 your
Used Lydia E. PhJrl_w_ "
, iplrlt, the coal,
Hhop windows and promenades are for knitted o n e . a n d two-piece suits;
Vegetable Corppoinj
LTb« Ideal you Jong to attain,
dV/*\ARY* GRAHAM BQWJER full of gay emigrants- from Paris— some of them in dork.colors and man- ' The
radiant vision that «lad<J«n»
j f c — ^ t » r » » < . " i i» tnnw« mnntaH*fa——»— ^ ^ — — newly -arrived and very captivating,
nish styles and many others In strong
your soul,
Adklns, T>*x**.—"Monm^^
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Put in Wafer Syifem
THE PENNIES
light felt hats, to be worn with the shades of rod, green, blue" and orange,- , T h . hope, that illumines the years
ime I was so weak I h»„ J L . » % .
came
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tt/.y
roll,
Eolld
colors-predominate
but
there
U
/
Wif/iouf Much Outlay
airiest day dresses and sports clothe*
_
And robs them of sorrow and pata.
time nntu ivJJ?
. People living outside of water zones
The- little toy bank w m 'almost and probably destined to reappear In. .soine diversity supplied by pdlka dots
and
stripes,
usually
In
colors,
aqd
a
darker
colors,
-or
brighter
ones,
for~
.Will undoubtedly be Interested to filled
pennies.
Thuy
Jostled
with
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HINTS AND THINQ8
-learn-how «me BlraHarly-hUuttUtd-se.
—
.iilifnit Htul hniL M XttlL Thn«fl nro the '•vHeiibond" liaU smart, Individual touch appears In the
"cured''a water and sewer system for
very good time In with"which summer Is ringing down "monograms worked on diamond-shaped
If fond of oysters add a little oyster
LomDounTTI! I
or oblong patches.
motaer-lm»w J S «
less than '$1(10. The man tells ubout
their shut-In, pen-" fm? curtain on the best performance
liquor to tomato bouillon; It Rrtatly
Having determine*} upon a bathing
In millinery for several years. They
It in a letter pubjished In Liberty, In
ny fashion.
Improves the fla:
UhneMi.to, ,£*•:
connection with- un article on homeThey knew they are only successful In tluo qualltlos Mift, tho next thing Is the business of
vor.
) stay in bed. R ?
bulldlug, after explaining that when.
would-_bave" a bet- ami are made'wfth narrow orjnedlum- choosing a cape o r robe to wear over
Vanilla
flavor/
told m. to g*.
• he moved lntd the country from a
ter time later on wlde, floppy brims TETlTght tans, gray, It, and here Is where the story of
should not be
LydlaiiHai^
u s e d I n fried
city homo th'eVffJiiiilly-ratssuLrunning
when they were palo rose, pinkish tan, ivory, putty beachwear departs from, the convenfoods like dough-water.
spent.
j color, and other delicate shades. tional and becomes exciting. - T h e
yei»tabl7S2
choice lies betweenjjgarments' of rob- \
nuts, crullers and help me. s h e Z Z 7 , ¾
"We had *a fine driven well." the
T h e y T n tnr
T Usually they are trimmed with fibyour
litUe
books
tied
I readttiS?^"
such cukes. Nutman writes, "and talkj-d of a windg u e s s i n g whor
mill, and «-Wg-tank. *)ne day an Idea
they would buyr
roeg .piuo.flL.o_f_ - t h a t night and got a bottUM:2? '
came to me. I had heard of septic
HIILW un;-approprlate.
"I think, we're
wonderful medicine. I took t, Z S tonka for sewage, and Investigated j
going.' to go toI t silver Is washed and dried "as the baby-was born and. waV_b«_ b S
ward, a bicycle,"
soon .as possible after using, much u p - ? ? d ?J» m r w °rk. B»by U i u H
and found they wero easy to build. I
said one penny.
ofme~polishing will be eliminated..'
built mine In a series of three tanks !
mpntha-old-now and welglui 14 t«J_» "'
Lay a cold cloth dipped in cold I baTO plenty of milk for h " 2 ¾
o l e o n c r e t e , and rnn the outlet Into •
"I think we're
witter over the bottom of a cake tin— gains steadily. I recommTOH^J
the Held far below tho house. In ,
going to buy a
w m i n g to answer letters m itJ'
the cake will be removed much easier. am
t r a i n .of^xara."
town-one day I picked up, for n.dol- j
do anything I can for any * O S _ L ^
"J Dry bits of cheese put through the I know how I suffered."--ii_sEi?, J
8aTd"Va tecoiW
lar, a . discarded \huiidred-gallon_ tank j
Almost Full..
meat-grinder and mixed with bolllng- TacmaiLiaT, R. No. 2. Box 5 ^ ¾ 'J
penny.which had been a heater.- I got thli |
hot cream, a dash of cayenne, will
" to tho roof of our rear, porch, and I "I thlnk,we're going to buy an exLydia B . Plnkham's VegeUM, rw
make a good cream che.ese to serve
connected pipes down from It to the <press cart," sara.artMrd penny,
In various waysT^Spread on crackers pound has bees Iff use by * o n e a S ' •ttik, the lavatory,, and the bath. Then j -/'Xyblnk. we're going to buy an airover
years. ItisaTeeeUbleteS
and served' with a salad It makes a madofifty
I connected It with the well and lu- ! plane.1^. suld'a fourth penny. _i
from roots and herba BM l i S '
good luncheon dish. '
b / a l l druggists—
,-»»•«
stalled a hnnd force pump.
j
"I think we're gnlng-to .buy a toy
-----When-roasting-meat n teaspoonful
"It required more than 1)00 strokes | nutomolillc,"'sald a fifth penny." • •
; Recammeadediy Women ereryttleri
of sugar added to the water when
of the pump's piston To nil the tank :
"I think we're going to buy u set of
Ebastlng ad.ds flnvor a s well as- color
nlebt and morning, and* I cot plenty ; railway tracks,'; said, a-sixth peuny>".
itM__*__ic«»tuH;
to the roast and gravy.
of exercise. We pumped by. hnnd for j "I think we're-golng to buy a scout
Always dry granltewure away from
a year, then I bought a little electric ; Hult," Mild n seventh penny.
tho heat, as It will chip and crack1;
pump us soon as tho. lighting com- :
"How we. do plan uud wonder," said
5
often bits Will get Into-the fpo<. In this'
puny--extended through our district' un 'eighth penny.
way.
nnd supplied u s IwllirilgllL* 1 - —
.J , *} low we do grpw, In nulubers," Buld
If n child should get any foreign
For -over,—5Q-f~
oMj'th'pemiy.
substaiKle_up his nose, do not try to- y c a r s i t h a s b e e n
"We'll.buy something pretty nice,"
, CorruDtmity Grows With
probe-for it, but p u L a bit of pepper
the-household
said ii wlulie lot of pontiles tumbling
or snuff on the Up under the .other
Surrounding Country over each other ns they spoke.
r e m e d y f o r all
nostril; he will sneeze and dislodge
• , A community Is snmewhar like n
"We-' have a lot of fun when we're
forms o f
1
and- '
'—^-tfte obstruction, unless firmly lodged.
man;
Sometimes'it man waits and being Jingled." siild another penny.
In
such
case*'call
a
physician.
Blow"Oh.' yes," said still another, ""It Is
hopes for something to. turn Up that
ing up the free no'strll Is often a help,: It i s a R e l i a b l e ,
will-give a'boost. He lives to lenrn-J—so-nice to be till mixed up and have
G e n e r a l InvigIf the object Is not too tightly. Jodg?<L
-that such things happen very seldom. | u grand change nnd upset. 1 nlways
KeefT old stocking legs to slip on - o m t i n s f T o n i c .
Our community has tried to land me- like It when the boy comes nlong-nnd
-life arms when cooking to save good
chanical 'Industries hut "Rflch enter- feels us or. turus us upside down uud
dress sleeves, or use them for coverprises want the community to put ! Huys:. '
- ^^., After A B«ib
ing legs of chairs or tables" when movthem In business mid let them make i
"'Almost full. Pretty soon I can
ing. Cut into two-Inch strips, silk
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the profits. Our farmers have solved ' open It.'"
t wwi—r
stockings of various - colors nre cro__Cuticura Soap
the problem. They have taken their
"I io you know," snld the first penny,
chet edjOr woven_'lnto_prettr covers jor^
Ptutwaii '
first lesson In -illverslflcufhm and It Is '"there~ ls-orio thlug=tBliLliunkes^me
cushions;
worth* more, to the (-(immunity than nervous, yet I huve really no reason
'GuticuraTttlctmi
Cover the smnll clock with a glass
nil the cotton tfHln—jyii_could -locate for It."
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Dtli««e»lr M*4IMM4
"bdWl If t h e ticking annoys a t night.
and every .mun.Mbtititces himself, and • "What Is that?" asked the second
lgr
Of Plcutai Fratmw
The time can "be seen without the. dh>
Is supposed to know how much to In- pehuy.
turhance of the' noise. • .
vest. The $'.'(»,IHK) that came to inir
What makes you nervous?" asked
Tel&ph one by Radio
When washing greens add a hnndful
truckers this year was practically n L_the third penny.
Radio telephones-are to-betasUllrtof
salt
t
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h
e
water.
it-Will
dislodge
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t
o n the
o l r „ne3 of ^
surplus, ns. each farmer who grew * "Te!t-tis," said the fourth penny.
nny Insects that may„;,hp,clinging t o ^ _,_
, „ r_-_.,.„.,-_ . . « _ _ . . J
berries made Ills, usual crop Resides.
"Vayhe we can help you," suld the
ah? service In addition tO"motltf.
the Ienves._
Now the onions will soon bring In llffli penny.
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and. phonograph - music J>assentn
Zinc
filings
or
small
p
i
e
c
e
s
o
f
zuic
more spot cash—how much we cannot
"You'd better let'us'kliow," said the bon_hut they ennnot be described a s
will be able to talk with any ttfc
placed
on
the
coals
In
n
grate
or
fursay until.they nre'sold. Hut "this" new sixth penny.
simple, for the trims are Intricate
phone subscriber In any large dtjJi
nace
will
clear
the
chimney
of
BOO'L
means of gutting ready niuney en"Hy all menas, tell us," said the se»* and the ribbon sometimes a hit gorthe country.
A
tnblcspoonful—
of
vinegar
added
ables nftto feel Independent of for- flit Ii- penny.
geous, when, gold or slUer metallic
to stews of meat that are FoiTgh seem
eign Industries, for wejjjjjy pfosper us
"oh, yes," .snld the eighth'penny.
put turns nro used
to-soften ther tough fibers wondetv
the - -farmers
prosper",—UmileTsvllIo
"Iio;" suhl the ninth penny.
The group of late summer hats
fully.
(Alu.) Democrat.
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' "I'lense," said all the pennies as shown here Includes four felts of tho
Soma Emigrants F I - O M - E M U .
^_
v
x "Bummer Dishes.
they Jingled about a little.
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vagabond type and one French sullor
'bnrjng. the hot weather the meat"Well,"
suld
tiio
first
penny,
"every
In
straw.
Uoth
t
h
e
smooth,
creamy
berlzed-pllk
(Including ' rubberized
' Placing
Shrubbery
once In awhile I hear some »ne say felts nnd the rougher "scratch" varie- mofre) >or those o f cretonne or terry supply •shoultlbe cut down. If there
In mussing shrubbery- near the
a?©-] mushrooms t o * e
to come oiuLj;lse:
ties ure shown In the new shapes,- cloth, Tho silks axe shown In g a y
- house It should Tie set about two and
had from the fields one
The group lends oft with aTinrrow- colors or quiet- ones, 'and In many
" 'A penny for your thoughts.'
one-half feet from tho foundation In
need not miss having ap"Well, I have been so nervous that brlmmed j n o d e l - t h a t flares upward novel, futuristic designs. TJray ls'the
or*der't<> assure plenty of room for
petizing meats.
Take without Fear as Told
across the front and left side. The favored solid color but there Is far.
•they
would
give
one
of
us
pennies
for.
roots uud foliage. Vliies_onen'cun be
Tuna Flih With Mushcrown Is draped with ribbon collar moro demnnd for bright-figured patT\ used with good effect around porches the person's thoughts, nnd that If they
rooms.—Take_Jtwo - CUDand ornament which Is placed at the terns. Whatever the cape or robe may
in "Bayer" Package
and on trellises near tho windows. It did gtve-n- penny every time they mako
fuls of~TunaE nsh, one"
right side. The French sailor. In nat-' be made of, fashion approves a choice
that
speech,
there
would
be
none
of
Is not Well to plant trees In rows on
cupful
ofthin
cream,
ural 'straw color, lias its brim edge of colors that will harmonize with
luwns. often they, as.well as shr'uh- us left for buying a n y t h i n g !
one teaspoonful of butbound with narrow gilt braid, nnd this
bery. are desirable for hiding defects, i - "I 1 ">••»••«»<» a » « » • n c " ' o u s - S t , » . binding Is repeated on the ribbon col- the bathing suit and show some relater, one-half teaspoonful
tion t o . l t , - A new Idea i s a beach
for framing vistas and for the slmdo !' « • »'«"y-*" a >« P"" a P» o» reason,,to lar and buckle-'made of ribbon. A
of salt, a few dashes of cayenne, a
blanker of- terry cloth that does
grating of nutmeg, two cupfuls of
Jhey furulsh. Too much Bbmle. how- ! b e "" xou f. ...
EE~
h a
mushrooms c u t Into~dlce and cooked
e w . Jrill kill the grass nnd ^ I L k c c p J
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f *f
needed sunshine from the-house. A^ number, of times, but they haven't
in butter five minutes, one-cupful of,
once, thgt I know
white sauce and a tablespoonfnl of
durk, damp house makes a good
of, -bothered to
minced parsley.. .-Add the mushrooms
breeding placo-for disease germs.
g i v e a pAs'nny,
to the tuna, tho cream and the seaShrubbery and- trees properly placed
even though tho
sonings,-stir In the butter and simgive a house a look of permanency.
one n s k c d has
mer 15 minutes. Serve on buttered
Tho. Idea Is to mako the homo an
said:
toast and-pour the hot, well-seasoned
.. Integral part of tho landscape, to
" 'Oh, I w o*4
white sauce with the—parsley added,
give It' tho npponranco of belonging
thinking of vcryover all. •
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to the place where It Is located.
llttlc, only whethQueen of' Bread Pudding.—During
er 1 would buy a
ITnless yon see the'"Bayer-p^,|
the - summer when bread moulds
Regional
Planning
green dress, or a
quickly, various puddings and' au on package or^in tableU yon • " " * !
I m n o n j - t h n n n ^ d o z t t j cities "defi- blue one, or a
gratln dishes may b e made occasion- getting t h e . genuine BavtrjAgW;
nitely organized regional planning thick, one.'
a l l y ^ Take one plnt<?of milk, one pint proredsafe by millions andprewwj.
agencies" have been set to work.
"Often they tell
of bread crumbs, the yolks of two by phyaIclans-overtwcnty-nTexW"«.
f e w
These, are In addition to other bodies t h e i r
eggs, one .cupful of sugar, a tableCojds
HeadtctaE'
which have limited plnnnlng functions. t h o u g h t s , but
spoonful of melted butter, the rind and
LnBb,lI
NeurlUs
! l „ :<
Including park commissions. That they don't receive •
Juice of half a lemon. Beat the whites
Toothache
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Sf-much more activity' InrtliTsTTWld may any pennies.
of the eggs very stifTHa'dd. two tableNeuraigia
P*W
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"1 do iiope they "A P e n n y f o r
be expected'^oop.ls seen by the recent
spoonfuls of powdered sugarr Cover
'enactment ofJeglslallon In New Vork ., won't, on uccount Your Thounhta."
the pUddlftiRtfter mixing with' a "layer bi Eachunteoken "Bayer" P * * ? ^
designed to facilitate reglonul. plnn- of us .nil being
of sugar and Tetnon "Juice and rind, 'talfls proven directions. HindJ-»?j£
nlng by cities and towns of'the state. saved for something fine."
then rcover with the meringue antt bttwelve tablets costTew « n t i j * «
•'I'on't worry," said-one of the other
The rapid growth of this movement
bake until brown: Serve with cream gists also sell.bottles o f J L f M * :
pennies. "I have been about a good
seciii<i to Indicate that the lesson of
or a hard sauce.
costly delay, tnught by belated steps deal,-nnd I havo been used toward
Cottage Cheese With L e t t u c e s toward planning within tho cities. Is iminy purchases, but I've never paid
Heap creamed cottage cheese on fresh
-twins taken to heart. The dallv enn- for n thought.yet, and I.don't believe
crisp lettuce, top with a spoonful of
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•nd
veulence and general welfare of the 1 ever will.
good boiled dressing and garnish with
Sncct'ti
"It Is more "of- a speech than anyllirn ;is|nc numbers will be |Womoted
!*&£
a cuberof Jelly or a bit of preserve.
thing—M>
ns regional planning gains heuihviiy.
Uda penny bcllcvcs—any
Sprinkle wmJYclioTip^d^nitrlf-dcslred.way.'.'
Be«t Lima B«ans,—Tnke two cup"fills of fresh lima beans, ndd one meCivic Rcipontibility .
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1M
dlum-stzed green • pfpper, one onion
Rvery hoiiw along Its residence
Temperature
m the Shade
.
"ahd^one^enrrot, chopped. Cook In
streets, ns well ns every building In j__ Llye-.venfrMild - U c n .
convalescent
'•i
Tboiling water until tender, then s a l L
Its business blocks. Is "responsible for f«"n n slight attack of the llu. and
Practical Wear f'cVtba feaach;.
Hint city's good name. One sluihby.
thoroughly enjoying the fuss that was
l e s t n l m i vHteli -draining onc-hnlf of
double dnlMi semliig ns II Wl'np us ell
'neglected" house can spoil the appear- -»i'l»K '"'J1'1' f c f h l m . whs eitpUllnl;<c tmall tlinpo that hints of tha riipnluxiil
the liquor. Melt twb'tabjcspoonfuls
jisva
blanket.
Cupes
nre
the
type
bus
n
handsome
collnr
about
the
ost
the seriousness of his Illness to one
of butter^jtda^tyo |ablespj>onfuls of
.mice of un entire nHghhorhood.
popular
wraps
for
bench
-wenr
anil
nil
crown,
made
of
overlapping
lengths
of
When home owners everywhere en- of his.playmates who had just dropped velvet ribbon and i s 'finished with/ n of them mny be pnssed up for the floor, pepper anjd salT-to^ taste, t h e w - - '
ln_to.yee him.
add one-halt c u p f u L o r t h * Hquor and
X'lH-TUte with the city fntherailn preT-TTTio night." said Ren, who loved small ornament at the ftont, *but%ry ^5_Ucker."_ Even the cap.must follow tho same amotmt-yf rnlll^'; cook ontll
serving nnd Improylpc jirlvatc ns well
vngu/iondlsh Is Its;.neighbor with tho lead "of the suit nnd__».mp in
as"public property b y frequent pnlnt- to evncgeriitp. "\ was so sick my. tcm- dented crown, brim widened and color, If It Is to register smartness. smooth, pour over the vegetables and
Ing the beauty of American cities will " pernture went up to over ajinndred
s e K e hotE
. .
turned tijjS^nt the back.. A ribbon col- There IB. considerable variety In this
In the shade." '
Veal Blrds<—This Is a dish that Is
keep -|iti«" with .their growth.
wflter
millinery,
with
the
helmet> SAFE, VtVWVW*yZ!^
Jnr and n rosette, made with Irregular
shaped nfTalr a great fnVorite. Itubbcr especially enjoyed In sniinier: Have
plaits, trim I t
_..
. -,
'referred
Nickeh
slippers or'sntln shoes dispose,of tho a slice, of veal cut from the leg. Pound
Neea* for Board
of Trade
\
A similar shape with two ridges In
It until thin, cot .Into strips and place
Ing grandfather did
A strong bonrd of trade or slmllnr ]
the c m w n ' u ' w n ^ ^
-••'-•
ai . - on each a spoonful of seasoned
See us was to gather
civic orgnnlxnllnn which unites nil the ;
"•".oxes that look like -undenfcred crumbs. Roll, up tho-strlpeEtlo or
l«in collnr finished with groups of
Industrial, business, civic nni\ social i th* children about him anjl give them plaits a t .tho side where two . smfjll
b o l t s , with rubberized lining. skewer, dip Into seasoned flour and
money.
When
It
came
to
Tommy,
the
Interests of the comthunlty for the I
cn«Mchoua.jjiade of strips of felt are serTo t o carry beachward nil bathing fry until well browned; now add a
needs, but 'lamming bags of rubberpun»"»e of concerted action In sup- j youngest, he asked which-he'd rather .placed.
' ' " " " . ' • .
ised silk that simulate quect-dpils and Ecupful or "Snore of thin cream and slm^porting those nctlvltles which jure. have, n dlmev>r two nlrkclsT
It
does
not
take
long
"to
tell
the
• "Two nlckehv" responded Tommy
conventional bags of cretorihe out- mer-for half nn hour. Serve-wlth the
""h'roadpr than any stngle^huslnrss or
story of that most essential article number them. Very pretty bench pil- skewers removed and the sauce
promptly.
Industry, but ^Tilch promote tlw Inpoured over the Wrds.
"\\Miy7" asked gfatidpa. wjonderlng. of bench wear—the bathing s u i t It Is low* are made of colored oilcloth.
• tsrest and we'lfnreof the community
"Cux," ahswered Tonhnyr-fitt I Tost brief In * r w y particular. 'Apparently
"as • whole Is an essential part of ev' . .
JULIA BOTTOM LEY.
e world that goes to the beaches
'one. I'd still h a \ e ohe-h-fL*
ery growing town.
.(CL itti. W»«Urn K I M B I M I Vato*.)'' %;
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fEATTENTION
TO WICATION
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Road ^Commandment*
1. Thon *h.a];t learn to recog,/.
nise, railroad crossing* • and ap_;
proach them with extreme care,.
2. Thon sbairToolT both way*
and listen for trains.
8. Thon «halt be doubly alert
Good Way to Avoid Expen' If there are two or more track*.
4. Thou sbalt always nse food
sive Repair Bill*.
Judgment a t railroad crossing*
that thy days may be long npon
no- to the fact that motorists use
the land and t h e enjoyment o f
S t tin f-r longer, trip* «n the «umthy car continuous,
SSfttoe lifan In any.other period of
C. Thon shalt. not kill the pas£ rear ..ll" dealer* sound a warning
senger* within thy care,
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21/carVful attention to lubrication
_ ^ l r ^ t s E i a _ i * s £ n t l « l » costly-re- 5__B-iThoa-shnlt:keep' thy brake*
girded with effective brake linI T WIN »™ to , , e a™1'14*1- J n s t ^
ing.
J . L tlie car run* all right some mo7.'Thon shalt not depend^
prists feel thut.lt doe* not need atupon the driver of the c a T a h e a l "
tention- .
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• Draining and Refilling.
take the safe coarse always.
M , b , y could but see what Is going
0. Thou shalt cross crossings
- . insWf tlielr gear cnses when the
cautiously. ™
" n j m | s <|nii and differential are not
10. Thou shalt keep thy car
W*r!v cured for. say the oU men.
under control, so that It can alE,i woul-I <"»"' realize that periodic
ways be stopped In the clear
Slnlng nnd refilling of these vital
space ahead.—Wyoming Roads.
nois is m'srhty Important. The only
„mlnF riven 1* when the,car howls,
bat wlien i <-nr hov-ls It Is Loo late for
hbrfcati<'H " l 0 damage has been done.
•Robert Uortliiricton. president of a Clock Will T u r n O n a n d
Mr company. In discussing this"matter.
Off P a r k i n g Light
aid- "R i""k <l u l t o a-perlod of time
" d i d I turn on my auto parking
to Imrre'-'.-' motorists with the ncces1
"Sjof slniriu? and refilling the crank- light?' With this clock your worries
will
come
to an end for It can-be ad•e »' re.-i!»r .Intervals. One of the
tnmiiles UMJ was-to-fwrtnt out that Justed to-automatically turn o n ' a n d
fear quarts of dirty oil plus one quart off the light aLany desired time. The
«ffre«h clsan oil always results-In
j T e quarts of dirty oil. This was an
Ejur-wap to-illustrate the Importance
(ft complete change of oil. ;
No Pressuro Gaugo. :
T h e matter of transmission, differential and chassis lubrication, while
tet as lint'ortitnt. is.not a s easy to
Boitrate, due to the fact that there,
b no pressure gauge, at these points.
Tie mere fact that many car manufac. ttrtrs are building in lubrlcntlon systems for'tLii-chassIs that can be operited-by- t)i£~Sluu>le pressure on a
danger slioiild nwnkep motorists t o
the point where nil lubrication rajulrecents would he properly observed." -
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JJuRING the first sue months of 1926 onelns_.
every four buyers of new automobiles bought a Gen*
eral-Motqrs car. Earing 1925 the proportion-was
about one in five* During 1924 it was"^ne in six. This steady additionj.of new rxiencjs for^the, products
of General Motors JLias .a_double~ significance. s .
-l.-Jt is p r o o f that t h e g r o u p i n g o f strong c o m p a n i e s i n o n e b i g f a m i l y is e c o n o m i c a l l y
s o u n d . L a r g e s c a l e o p e r a t i o n s do m a k e p o s sible important economics; a n d these econo m i e s d o benefit t h e b u y e r , in greater value.
T h e public has recognized this principle a n d
profited b y it.
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W i t h great pride w e invite y o u t o inspect
these* n e w G e n e r a l M o t o r s c a r s .
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Lightning plays fib favorites. It Go In butlntM far.rourielf. do not be • peddler
picks on spruce, pine,fir,.cot ton wood, orcantajMer.all TOOT lifo but s e t Into wimethlaa«h«nf joa ean estabUth roonelf in • rood J»rhemlock—anything. _,lt'_iiluys more manent btulncea. W« will help you atari. Write
often over some parts of the hlUstlian natoday.'Mentionthiapaper;
THE OZONIZED OX MARROW C O .
otliers; It will hit tho same tre& sevWARSAW. ILLINOIS
eral times.
O n t h e hill wjiere I live there isn't W. N. U., HOUSTON, NO. 34-1926.
a tree of an age of 200 years that
Quite the Opposite •
docs 'not show lightning scars, and
the almost human inuntierTn KhicU , 'Vtlfe—"So' you object to "seeing m o
such trees heal their wounds is a In tills batlilni;~fiult.** Hulv-"No, to
marvelous rcvelntlon.'
seeing s o much of you out of l l . " Llglitnlng, when it strikes n vltnl,
maturing tree, leaves no - burning
puth; but when a dead snug or u devitalized tree Is struck there Is Imminent danger, that in the groove left
by the stroke a bit of pitch or tinder
will Ignite and cause Uie tree-to smold e r and throw off n lurge quantity of
Smoke. This generally rises In spirals
straight up from the forest and expert observers become so clever thut
they easily tell' tl'uit k,U.ul of lire_nnd
so-notify tlie rangtl-.of what he T muy
expect before he sets ouL—SaturMay
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WANTED — SALKSUKK E v m r m i K B J t
Hundred per eeet profit Oreateet repeat
order buslneae. Inforrhatlon; writ* Nature's
Iron nemedr Co.. I l l Bryan. «.Worth.T»xaa.
LADlESt tVE PAT SIOJO PKB nUMOKED .
to Klld (-netlnc earda. Free particular* tor
addrtaxed enteidpea. TOnKVU.t.B CARD.
D«pt. P. I l l Lezincten Arenu*. New Terk.
Ride the Interurban
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-ExpriMM-Savted— Non-Slop Trains
9:00 a. m. and J.-00 p. m.
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Frigidaire electric refrigerators may be purchased o n the GMAC Plan.
. A complete scientific hjnltlon system cl
'the same general design as the Atwater Kent
Ignition1 Systems used as staroliulyequip* •
ment on many ol
America's foremost
cars.' Twenty-six
years in making scientific ignition sysThe Spy Evil
tems? back of it.
Installed in less
Surgeon General Hugh Cummlngs
." Tru ^ k *. r Jf v « Prov*i.Thslr Valiis In Transporting Freight '
than an hour. Ever- was talking on. the George Washinglastingly, depend- ton about the spy evil. n
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and at the same time t o measure the
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r"** I n »C furies of' tests of motor proportional'deflection of the trnclc
**Of course," ;,Jie snld, "European
V " , l r e ImpnctR on road surfaces, spring adjacent to the wheel.
countries can't,' trust, one n n o t W r
when_they are 'continually arresting
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one another's spies In ,their airplane
L^Lxiot In co-o|>oratton with the So- tire's may make a Tough rood seem
plants nnd shipyards. ,
| "JJ* ° f Automotive Engineers, are reasonably smooth and solid tires In
poor, condition, may make a, smooth
•^They tell » story In raris-abnut a
I I ? » p n p e r nr<,P*««<l recently by
munition factory head w h o ' s a i d t o
J-LBachaii-nn, of the United States road seem unreasonably roueh. A few
tests Indicated that no -great differone of his secretaries:
laduWCtUe
•«*nn of public roads.
•ad Rttjnga
J''l,bnk out. That-new clerk with
J"*** coudusior-s. a s set forth In once In effect.-sais produced by vnrythn nnrmnii.nrMi«nt lllis Kllflrp ears.*
[Jg Buchanairs paper, are that the Ing th> unsprung wVlghf thnt 1« thn
i ^ 1 rwcilnrn. or force of the blow. weight of wheel, tire" nnd axle below
.."f^Tcs, sir,' wild t h e secretary. T v e
. r j w M Hi.- weight supported by the" vehicle spring supporting tho
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scratched Up .around' the keyholes.'"
A. AtwMer KentTfrnUoK
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Ellmlnats^Much Roughness.
^SpWUMdtickonAr*. . ' PtdlMielphU. Ps.
r »* the w,!jht is Increased; that'
From a" cushioning viewpoint, the
. A f o r e ! Rough
Diamonds
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lwM B ,? rr0Wer "^e "••»d . rubber, of combination of a low-pressure^ balloon
-In the past the United States Imr M lH , l l t ; i P M
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tire or an underlnflnted high-pressure ATWATER KENT: RADIO ported largely polished diamonds, but
I W " ' , ' " " 1 " , n t 'ncreasing the pneumatic tire, a relatively 'henvy yn-,
In tho. last few years life number of
freai
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rough diamonds brought In hits been'
^ , f 7 '•'• rrducing the Impact flexible truck" spring, might eliminate
considerably Increased/ the 1023. Imh
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'"" ^ S l e nnd dual ure all but the severest road roughnesses.
ports being more than double those In
* K 1 ' : u n l t l r e '' ""WB'eat.
A change- In mounting dual tires
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This Indlctftos an expanding
m ,h,,n 8ln,tlc
tlrcs ot having a very deep nonskld-deslgn,
Industry In the United States among1
r«r t l n d reejjt Caat Be Beet
so that the depressions In the two lire
the diamond polishers. .,-.
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- are Ured, sore and swollen
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4f.ad^ capacity; that treads were staggered Instead of being
ttromlmach walking or
K r o i , tn',n{'"uy
«f the tread sur- opposite e«ch other, resulted In reduc"dancing., sprinkle two
A Bored Bird '
A U m i m - U S I powder*
firti . . f lmrf
••rented road Im- ing- I h e J m p n c t reaction froni 3.C00
"Ilellol"
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rob UM sore and InIlobln. .-What are y o u r
tion of the tUfed design on^n smooth
flamed part* and
"I'm d little bird," said tho Robin.
J m i c i R.aetlon. M * « u r . d . , - concrete rood. The greatest Impact rerelief i s like mafic r
E,
'Bhekssfl-'sT—t ten "What are jronr
actions occurred with all the trucks at
Into.yoor sboss In
T m a llttlfi burred, too," safd the
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' ; o n " ™< " • " " r e d speeds between"& and 15 mile* an
la* morning and Chestnut
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I ^ w ^ s ' ' r , " , r o c t e d ' 1 n * , r u r o « t boor.
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tire*
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fromthssho*, S*M every wbei*. r o r t m
of a second, and with a wornout solid
If you want to worry 25 hoar* «
Bampl* and • VooUBaa* Walking-Doll,
I • " • « < • »l-*ed of upward thmsU Ur« o f about 2-100 of a second. /
^d4i«M,»iiirt rMT-USC. U Bay. «• I . dajr, undtrUke to g i r t a fait. •
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—with an Atwater Kent Type LA Ignition
System for Fords. Its mechanism i s protected from dirt and'OH. The conUcUesa
distributor eliminates wear. It means a
smoother running motor, easier starting,
quicker pick-up, with more"pow«r,wi the
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Getridof trouble
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A s t h e v o l u m e o f production increases there . .
must b ea corresponding'increase i n t h e .
values offeredVThc n e w series o f cars just
p r e s e n t e d does e m b o d y l a r g e r v a l u e s ; i t t s a*
direct reflection o f t h e fact t h a t m o r e t h a h
1 , 0 7 5 , 0 0 0 General M o t o r s cars w e r e s o l d
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at retail d u r i n g t h e y e a r just closed. T h e
a d d e d q u a l i t y h a s b e e n b u i l t i n w h e r e i t s ip r e s e n c e c o u n t s m o s t i n co"mfoT* a n d s a f e t y _ _ ^
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a n d , l o n g life.
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Some nmtorlsts experience conslderCble delay In receiving emergency
Handy Clock for Parking.
itrrlce and cause a great- deal « f antbtance to repair men by fulling to
remember their tag numbers. Service clock wns-Invented by Ben C. Jones,
i<ms-r<!{mruthat-tliev^are prevents of Washington, D. C. T t ls_shown
J t i r f rreT phnrngraph,-^inA^«-f»iT^tw^eW^|^=
(d freqnentryTfoTiEreSti)main " IfflmTF
| -flately to distress rails because car •stn!le4,-on the da'sTTor.tencealed under
owners are-tinable to give the num- the seat of the car.
•ttfi when- they summon the repair
Bin. Repair men say they often go N e w Y o r k S u p r e m e Court
"to the scene of the trouble, but nre unRules T o y Cars I m m u n e
ible_lo Identify the car they have
Franklin Hussell, sixteen years of
keen called to rescue because they
tire been given the wrong number or age, of Beacon,-N. Y., arrested for
the owner dojcg notrknow "the number operating n toy automobile which the
it ill. Knowing the'tag numbers also state alleged h e should have registered
and marked with license plates, had
It i protection against theft
his laugh when Supreme Court Justice
A.^S. Tompkins held thnt the legtsl'nObey Traffic S i g n s
'ture did not order licenses for the toy
. All tntfiie slgnsr including those cars o f children. T h e miniature car
Bed for the control of trnltic at In- has a wheel base of five feet and Is
tersections should lie obeyed prompt- Jwenty' Inches wide." At the back Is
b ind to the letter. "Slow dotfff*" attached a one-horswpower. gas-driven
j&pa near.sclmcds should be observed motor wheel by which the little car Is
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wiLjjSw^op. Look and Listen" propelled. It will accommodate two
children..
I-r&j atTaii'ioad crossings.
TIRES
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-womeii a n d children. tqjvhotrTTts'public
good is a very personal concern.
2. Increased public patronage involves increased obligation. G e n e r a l M o t o r s is directl y r e s p o n s i b l e f o r t h e w e l f a r e o f its 1 5 2 , 0 0 0
e m p l o y e e s . a n d t h e i r families^ its 2 0 , 0 0 0
dealers, a n d indirectly for t h e s i x thousand
companies w h i c h furnish it w i t h supplies
and' materials — a t least a . m i l l i o n m e n ,
bpprtajit for C a r O w n e r
to Remember T a g N u m b e r
IMPACTS O F T R U C K
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Flit kills moths and their larvae which eat holes. Extensive
tests showed That Flit spray did not stain the most delicate^
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Flit is tho result of exhaustive research b y expert entomologists and chemist*. I t is .harmless, t o mankind. Flit has
replaced the. old methods because i t kflla oil the insects—and
doesilt quickly. .
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May 29. I HMO, at M M fa, Texus. undei
tot of Mar. h 2. 1H7U.
Newspaper Assoi-iution Member
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N E W EBA, 1 U B T * , T E X t S , M T U B P A Y , ISEITKMBiai 1«, ttW.
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The ( U n t arena In the centre ot the Sosqul-Centennlal International BxpoelUon site In Phlladelpula w a i
• built-in approximately 100 working days. It v a a . c o m ptoted- and in nae a month De40Te- the opening ot the big
exmoaiUon which celebrates tbe 150th anniversary of the
ning o i the Declaration 'of Independence.' This photopli, made from the air, shows nearly 3,000 boys on
/ * tk% plartng-field, masted there tor the dedicatory exer
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cites on May 1 which formally oiieued th» itrStsit.
the stands are seated 10,000 peMons watddaj"tt, •
gram. A group of 10,000 persfltfs u a Urtioi
they are only a""drop In the-buckef in ih» UfU^
phta stadium. The boys paraded onto tilt i , ytoi
accompaniment "of fourteen bands and tbertErttt ttm
their drill* and athletic exerciser for the ktneitKi
officials and parents.
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Because no other car provide. « u c h j » £
markabte combination of the modern fea£«»
essential to^ m o t o r i c satisfaction, tens of * * ,
sand, are daily asking * " * ^ ™ % J Z
do we need in an;automobile? ^
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question by purchasing the Smoothest ChevtoW
in Chevrolet history!
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forts and smartness of .endosedF-shertod^^
time-proved
economy « f d e ^ S
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aU these quaUSes are your, in today1. Chevrolet
at Chevrolet's low prices!
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Hi..- HI r ;i-ij SoUlli>yeal, toroierly de
Uispltty Aflvfi-tisi'iifr, • mi of paper, l]ll.-!lU"l * hi- new Hotel Orndoft with
•ficl'pt tii st puce. _. J.^r,c. per inch .t \e.\.-|ia;n-i' Men's dinner winch
was tin: opening event of the formal t
One-iiatf page <>Y more, 2 0 c ' inch iledica inn uf 111** New Oniilnff.
.
Ad? f" 'date.form
20c. per inc<jli
Tbistiiiitnei- to the srniihweslei n |
Legal ailvein-.'iig, I0r. per line first and Ki l'a.«.i newspaper- men wasj»
iiiHe'i-tioii': Oc. perline c a d i s u b s e - given l«\ it- Hlll'l Orndoll; Vicoji/e's j
nlellt ami' Managing Inrerfor lit flie.l •
cu^nt i n s e r t i o n Unlet iinidorfL It wu> « w i i ) 4 ! - - m l iliaf no .speeches were scheduled'
and m>ne d'-ilM-i ed. In his leller of
A CUV HIOM M^LLlJOMA
uiMta'ion .V.r. Orndnrtl, wlju has aiii.'my li'ieiiils aiuuiig tlie"* newspaper
- II is rt!iiiir(<sd tlitti the Marfa-I'ro 1111*11 of .the s o l i l l i w e i t as any o n e
sidio road i* in need of CUiuirgEro•|*ITTTm,. UltllOHOe*--!—Wf^t lll..i.. lf ( |||||l
date Jjuile a large sum has been e x - I"- nit speeches, no s e t prograui and
ponded (in this important h i g h w a y tlui flic diiiiier w a s planned to givi
and up to Hie recent rains w a s ,rj)
g lii-ws'paper men and j
4 l b e . " win-king
fine.oolidition., . l m l that n o w in woinen a eh
liaiice"-rn eat in peace 1
. many places tlj,'.'i^ j-s «••«?•! for con*: for , once without
hoiil having ;\ pencil
Bideranlo—work^, After a road h a s in i^je hand and a soup s|foon In]
TJeeif pnt in good condition il is a b - the other. '1'ln-ie were no •wi*. have i
solutely necessary tjial.it should lie with us ihi- evening' iniiiniluclliins. I
maintained and fTPdo this on theno one arose, looked at the pres<|
Maria-Presidio liiglrwsiy a m a i n - table and deNvered his reniarUs J
tenance crew must be kept at all with appropriate pauses for periodsj
t i m e s - o n Ihe j o b ;
and eoii|inas in t h e story for t-)— A T t e n l this road a eoi-resimiiileni morrow's paper. Instead Hie newspii
from Presidio w r i t e s : _ .
•
per. wl^itms-A'ere invKed lo j n i t j
"From Marfa's vji-wpuinl it is the (heir feet under Ihe -table, devout' 1
most important m a d s h e bus.. II the food which Harl Nelson. foriner
brings in all the trade from Shafter manager uf- the Old-Pueblo t'.hlb orj
and' Presidio-nnd frqm several oilier T u c s o n and now iininaging slew ar.l J
little settlements up and down Hie of Ihe new Wrndorff. h'ad.l irepared
-river.
,
especially for iln> dinner.
•"*' From our viewiioint it is the Only
'The favors were large, well s h a r - j
road w e Jinve. What w e .eat; whal IP" ned blue pencils which Hie n e w s wo. drink (except from Ojinnpn'-: p a p e r men and w o m e n were invited,
and w h a t w e wear, must all come to keep a n l t i s e on any copy vvhjch
over Ibis wagon road,. \V« are s e -uiighl drill into' their of fiees about j
venty miles from a railroad and are tin- dinner, lib' Iheni-y being that
absolutely dependent- on it. Hl.i|. whal Hie ju-e'ss . d'ii.L .was'-nobody'
business, dialing Ij-ankly lluil h e
and think what il . m e a n s .
E I r o m (lie- la.v-payor's vie\v|>.iinf.5 was "li yini; il m i the dog." Manap-1
nilic.li money has hen invested in i' ing IMrec'lor ilrmlor.tt' .introduced ]
and the road shouldn't lie lei «II In Ihe' \ a r i o u s iminbeis \vhie.h h a d
—r - ruin. Itight now it .is fast decaying. been planned for (lie l-'iesla l"s|iani»-^E^SllOl. W^havi*-:iit-wa\; o t Jieepoi_--ri - ol;i which w a s a pari of the liinnaTJ
oiii'iiing. T h o s oe - numbers
fouchwitli.tliTrworld."
i ^ E ' ••l.op'enjnjr.
numbers incIiMkul-l
N(d ouly Jjon.i a Marfa viewpuiaL| «i»aiiisli (Trgnn^ n , i m ' , r r l E ; P ! a > ^ , ( 1 ^ ' ^
Itee ilose,li.°-'T,he
r.irl 'Who "CliascVj
but from evei;y eipiilaiile and legal "
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consideralioii, Sbiifler. 'Presidio and Ihe Hlues Away",,on Iho n e w . I l e u the sellleiueiils alonu the river in lei-- pipe organ. Spanish selection?
conliguons lercilory are taxpayers by the, hotel Orndorff. Orchestra.
;
and deserve al Ihe haiiiLs- o f ' n i i r l aand
m l Southern
Souttiern Enterlainers."
Knieriainers. Spanisb
spauisn I
Louunissioneis ('.iniii greal consider!songs, dances and Spanish sketches.
7" 'ation. A magnificieni highway b e - l T h e dinner w a s given in the. Crystal
I w w i y Marin and PwesidU"'should b e | Hall Hoom of l b e New Onvlorff. j u s !
"*' made noil ~DiilllTT.TtTieil. liiil
lliere off the main lounge and the n e w s oliiiiild In'- a -s'di-ifTITd highway c o n - paper men were shown through l b e
structed between Itedfor'il ml the beautiful Spanish Ilennaissance h o South and I'.an'delnrin m i Ihe North tel by Mr. Orndorff and his staff.
'* leading alone i.he Itiu tlrandi' Valley. He was assisted i n m a n g i n g l h e din. .Presidio js m«w iai'r|. In Vie among ner and entertainment by Norman'lie few Oonulies h, Ihe Stale which Walker, . former Associated Press
lia< never _is«ned a n \ rouif .ljonds. Staff correspondent and H. W. W a l ('..'in roads be built and maintained ler. Service ,Manager.
-.villiniil Ihe issuance of bunds'.' T h i s
The menu for the press dinner,
i< !i (piesMni) sure in ari^e in (liewhich w a s wri.tlen without regard
;
ni'iir future fnr lbe con<ii|erat iin of lo the food buf only for ttie laughs
il might contain, w a s as folluwis:
Hie vnl'T! if Hie rniuilv.
Menu
French for (iroeeriesl
<\» wnr.fKi.n
Soup Snuffle—I'seHo
se no Strainers
strainers
anish Olives, imported from Old I
— Uinul. • :!: Ti l l e l
i W . Inesilay
Spain vin -Mounlnin l':\ik
j
eveniin: aHnt.
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" 'pinni orchards of 'Senor
crotsinc >li • II. II. It.Tr:
»cvcCadWalladcr
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nil luuiilred y a i i N w i ' v l i f l)n* l'unip
lery --lo be eaten only while the
lloilie Ilis I* ii- w a s s i n i ' " b v ' l h e >*.
orchestra is piaying — . .
IV P a - e i y - .
Train. \ j . this lime
Lobsters il la W e s l b e r g
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'here were-thi-ee persons.in 'lie car
Fillet Minnn
besides Mr. Hrile who wns.drivins:.
1. f;i i.r ib (*1!I\
Nnli •!->:• ihe ..•!•..
TETll fn|llll),lle|v tin nlie WJIS sei|,- «;y
l-eus'.' Il'li.s'"is in it a fish injured allhouglt I In* i':.\\ w a It. ! a iii Itni 1] I'oiinor—not • as
wrecked. ' ' ;- ••
lough ;;^s ii looks
I'loni ._iiifnri!ia|jnns... \\ nnpears
\'iple Saitse ;i la I'.hnck Pwan.
<Ws a la Leilev -six miiUiio»i lhal a' Ihe tinie.be ~ l i s drivinu vei-v
Ua-d.eirv Pi Mi half l b e shell
i\v ami im!
int I.he ';-.iiit ohlil
Iris car was oii Hie track, tried in Nun-Skid Ice ('.ream I'se no Hooks
back* off but did iinl have sufficient l»enii" Tiionde Loffi
direct
from
pnwer. eiin lei'pienlly .!.!«•• r .-,il siil-'
•luarez
* i f ' f h e 'cat- was slruck. T h e r o w Minis imporled from the Mini "Par
now- called lbe '('.'ir Kelcbei "- -on Nuts a la Copy Headers.-served with
front of Hie
• engine, was tlNn hadlv
Hie Sail of Human.Kindness
disabled and was b-fl bvliind..
Flowers from Ihe Poller's Field
- • ('osluuie-' from Trivers Stores
Prof Jesse lllackwell. ,,f Ma-rf:-,
F.ats from Mr, Ne'snn's-T*nnd
was II i« giie»| or the News family
Foundry
'
dining Hie •» •arly.parl of Hie wi>ei;
• Appeliterf by the COnipriny
-Mr. fllackw ell w a s *.nir lieigjibor
fTilTie Kvenly y e a i s ago, and il is a
This webk is n i N G
WEEK at
downright -pWs-ure— to have hhn •I.OilKLF.VP .TFAVELnV STORE E m
with us al Ihi-; time. ML'. Plackwell blein Ring all kinds. Ladies set
has ben a member of Hie Marfa flings all kinds, in.fact all kinds e x school rnciilfy for. Hie past five cept Wedding Hings oil sale.
years, and is in ail«Mulitn''' ahfng
(be more than one .hundred
Why not -|t>ade your old Watch in
teachers fn Ihe institute meeting at
.in a liew one.' AI r.Or.KLEY'S y o u
P^cos.
— Ward Countv News.
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THE .NEW ERA; HAHFA, TKXAgT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1«.
•9SSS
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MODEL MARKET
jlorate attft ftrBrntate
.
Mr. W i l l i a m , H a r p e r , o f t i n ' M u r J d r a l ^ - k i * L v H U i . . g f r i e n d s p h y - W a l k e r C o n T p a n y w a s elrtl«vj b y
wire t o McKinney, Texas Tuesday;
to b e a t t h e b e d s i d e o f h i s b r o t h e r
Kiiicit
w h o w a s - v e r y ill w i t h t y p h o i d f e v e r .
»ni> • Mr-- ,,.^,,1,,, S uW
n idl al iya. m s
jildr: s 1.. I'
Mr. a n d M r s . J a e k . H a w l t s r e t u r n e d
vi.-itnm in E l - P a - . l a s t l-'riday f r o m S a n A n t o n i o , - w h e r e
1
LOrr Kfi'i" '
Mrs. l l a w l s has. b e e n u n d e r m e d i c a l
i week- treatment f o r several months and
Milk. Can d e - ' i f f ' i r i n a n y f r i e n d s a r e g l a d l;i w e l : c o m e thetn back again.
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We jiandle eggs and butteT—none nicer. Brookfield
Sausage, Swift's Sliced Bacon, Fresh Kettle Ren.dered Lard; All Kinds Packing House Products,
Veal,, Beef, Pork and Mutton. '
: T h e merchant
tically
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'Foreign D i s h * Bring
Added Zest to Dinsar
A pples!
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Pennant O l l s ' t n d Cnsollna
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From $2.00 t o $3'.SO.
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Visiting
,tnen,borsari» cordiallj^'
i c v i t e d tcLbt present.-~
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Chas. BisliopV
MAIIKA ( J l A t T E R N o . , 3 4 4
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Apples!
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e v e r y tbing_ a n d will'
Jlurfa.
Apples!
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Sell It f o r Leas
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t o m p a n i e d b y M r s . Frank' . M o o r e - p f
Jjft-il':!.*^"* •his. w e e k .
By MR8. WM. O. P08T
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L\fae H"«-'1,1
-!<.!. M e l l e n r y in" tcTJooJ; . _ E _
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day a gastronomic
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ratal t h a t . p l e a s e s
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An i w i l h t h e i p " (si-iind p a r e n t s a l D n u p i n s "f -:an
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her fa . li's. A r i z o n a . T h e y w e r e a..-111114.:111palate aOkel
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dinner Is like a
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p r t t t y jTOmtuj to
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V _ C o m e .t o m y Orchard or
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I t i e a n s e n r o u t e f o r S a i l H i v e r V a l - i Mrs. W n C P o s t . ' « J f ° « 1»**« H
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ley t o pick colloii. T h e r . s . Ileiiarl-i
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THAT O L D ROOF
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t i e romantic sense. Taste o f
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a l a Benedictine transports one for
U v k frem
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"Have t h e recent r a i n r + r o u g h t
M r s . E . J . K e l l e y a c c o m p a n i e d b y m i n u t e t o the 1 M o n t m a r t e i n g a y P i
Mrs F r a n k r . o t U m l t .
l o light t h a t w e a k spot i n i h e o l d
h e r d a u g h t e r M a r y J e a n , " is, .iu. l l i e a d a s h o f P l r o s k l a n d w e a r e E
C i l y v i s i t i n g h e r - p a r e H t e — M r . a n d In a o u a l n t c a f e o n t h e IrTeTsky
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fl h e r e
S u n d a y .Mrs. J a m e s S h a n n o n Sp„..Mrs. K e l l e y p e k t m L e n i n g r a d , w h f l e t h e «run
Y$# M e k
We' a r e prepared t o furnish y o u
n e e Miss Mary S h a n n o n , s t o p p e d - f i r j ^ i i Bngltsh t e a cakes
fan'Antfinie
with a n y a n d all .kinds o f roofing
E l P a s o e n r o u t e f o r M a r f a f o r s e v - a l'o n e- o-f t ^
jicemmer'cial e o t i r s c
h e r-o i l.i n g mrrrrs flf ftnsssM * -cral d a y s v i s i t i n g h e r s i s t e r , M r s D e l '* A B a n a i d t o t h e h o n s e w i f * b> c a n T ~ E m a t e r i a l s , a n d t h e b e s t p a i n t s i n
R i c h e y . M r . K e l e y is e x p e c t e d t o l n g o u t t h i s n e w a n d - f a s c l n a t l n g l d e a ( h e m a r k e t t o p r o l « v ' , i t .
special Rinp; -"-ale is n o w On a I j o i n ( h e m j n a b o u t a w e e k .
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{n c o o k i n g , t h e f o l l o w i n g o f m y w S p e i
G.-C.-;Robinson Lbr. Co_ ' I
|JLEY l a r p ' ; ^leck o f l a d i e s . a n d
m a y proTe o L p a r t i c u l a r I n t e r e s t t
•Ring?!'"1 s'' l c r l f r o i n .
T w o M e x i c a n s -said t o 1 h a v + i - l j e e n \ . ' " ;._ j
!tallan„Polentai E
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I s Practical N u i s i n e a n d "Sewings i m p l i c a t e d i n t h e - k i l l i m j o f I J u r a n t t c u p s h o t - c o o k e d 1 ½ tbsp. b a t t e r
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l l C i S o . : '-;.
a r e n o \ y i n t h e I ' r e s i d i o L o u n t v .Tail. h o t .
Torn onto a hot serving plate
A M e x i c a n w h o c l a i m s t o h a v e b e e n ! and pour over t h e 'following cheese
L LinyriEMiiv-iicll hn= h r n - i n F . l
an ey w i t n e s s to. the killing assisted I
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lo tbis w e e s t"r l i p d i e a l I r e a l - t h e . s h e r i f f i n l o c a t i n g ( h e t w o M e x - s a u c e :
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I tb.p. t a * .
• H cup evsporated
I tbsp. floor
. milk diluted
{ * T H A V E h e n d n c h n o n c e in a
with •
ItfCO" for ' h a n d y
home
u s e , •"" J n o . Z . M e a n s ' o f V a l e n t i n e w a s a U t « p r - M l t
™ x while, usually coming from
H c u p m e a t »to«k
. • M i m e d r i e s .'ast a n d l a s t s .. h ' , s l l n ' : . • « M a r f a M o n d a y . H e r e p o r l s Da«h pepper
c o n s t i p a t i o n o r t o r p i d liver," s a y s
H eilp a r a i e d
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M r . L. A. M o r p h i a , o f P o t t s v O l e ,
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AXIL, "and tha-very b e s t w a n e d y l
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Iabout in miles north wesl from V a l M e l t t h e f a t . a d d t h e flour, s a l t a n d
••liline, has commenced.
'- . • \
j pepper, a n d s n r until t h e m a s s Is
h-L-C. R i i l . ' - h a ? b e e n , o n ( h e
«-~Hmgbth.- A d d t h e l d l b t e d ml'lk a n d
:
»(ijg-^-ptAHTeiu't- eflHiinert
• T f o W l P f f donhTriJolIer." Bttr-se.
— •- A I H ^ V I T O ^
fer home «ince.1asl S u n d a y . .
ally t o keep smooth. _Add grated
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r,r^—"LaTtleTrien:
j u s t t h i n k real b l a c k - c h e e s e t o t h e h o t s a u c e a n d stir until
bucative I h a v e f o u n d . " I a l w a y a •
..F.J. \(al..no h a s l i e u here: I b i ^ j | e g . a g g L e s s i n . a t 1 0 c - p e r d o s e , a n d m e l t e d o r a b o u t t h r e e m i n u t e s . _
feel s o n m d b b e t t e r after t a k i n g i i . ) §
brisitine I n 5 ni-<Hier-Mrs. I l o l . l , . „ „ 5 o f t h e b e s t o n t h e . m a r k e t . O n e
Buffets* Kuehen.
"My wife t a k e s Black-Draught,
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I d o s e p r o j e c t s f o r ' l i f e . ' A V e a v e y . n i r ; 1 H oups . . s u g a r
I U o n e s fl.o u r
tooC F b r r l t e i n w w , c o s t i v e n e a s
" T c a l f , a n d g oe a s y o n y o u r p o c k » t - ; U c u p b u t t e r
4 U p . baktr
in*and a n y little stomach disorder,
powder
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VISI- n o o k . W e m a d e t h i s c u t i n p r i c e t o , J ftf,
t.jndMrs. M.-t, . l f f w i ' l - e
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consider Hack-Draught a & m i l y
milk diluted
lemon
W ' l e r s . I-'orl D o d g e S e r u m C o n u i a n y . j
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medictneT*
S a n 'Antoni.o. T e x a s . W n l l e r .T. n r . - i v ;
Constipadion, Tritlron inactxre
cup water
almonds
D i s l r i b u l e r . I>. O". Hov. fi51 o r « i u n - j
liver, J o c k s u p p o i s o n a S n t h e
Cream butter a n d sugar, a d d yolks
|LM£D—A ! H V . ' . u s ' o m e r s f o r ( e r H o t e l ^ H a v * ' s o m e l e r i - i i o r y o p e n '
b o d y a n d a l l o w s t h e m to d o t h e i r
j1 .of e g g s a n d t h e l e m o n ' r i n d , s t i r r i n g
: ier?ey Milk, q u a l i t y g u u i a n - f o r a g e n c y d e a l . "
dangerous w o n c - - .
c o n s t a n t l y . M i x floor a n d b a k i n g p o w |!Hire Phone 30—2- r i n g s .
B d n g purely vegetable a n d
der, a d d t o t h e b n t t e r mhrture, a l t e r containing n o hannftd
drugs,
C. E . M e a d . E s q . . h a s p u r c h a s e d . n a t e l y w i t h t h e m i l k a n d l a s t l y s t i r to
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ing t h e system g e t rid o f
F l o y l o e . s o r o k e r left f i r s l o f t h i s w e e k ' to w e l l - g r e a s e d s h a l l o w coffee t a k e
..iut-diiA^l'n — M r s .
for Arizona,
where
M r . P o r o c k e r i tins, s p r i n k l e w i t h g r a n u l a t e d i o n r
t i e s a n d p r e v e n t i n g s e r i o u s aide*
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h o p e s T o In> bei'iifited s i n c e f o r s o m e c i n n a m o n a n d a f e w n l m o n d s ,
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neaa. G e t a p a c k a g e today.
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fine o r c h o p p e d . B a k e In a m o ^ f i U i !
i n . J M i - . T. -- M . ' o n i a n d s o n s .
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if.'rthe p i l o t - ..f their, d a n e h r e r
m a t e r i a l left o v e r f r o m o l d s c h o o l
LFred iii-.'V liii.i hnsbaniT.
Mr. a n d "Mis'. «1reed T a y l o r e r s l e r building. Also t h e lumber building
Luhod
Sunday -with.-a
birthday
•3.Oscar Well - mill s o n T o m m y a n d i m p r o v e m e n t s o n s c h o o l g r o u n d d i n n e r ' i n h o n o r o f t h e i r s o n M r .
|fct*. Tcxa- w . i e v i s i t o r s l o o u r
J. W . H o w e l l
Lenard H o w a r d a n d wife" a n d little
f Sundav and w h i l e h e r e w i ' i »
d a u g h t e r I.ila
L e e , o n h i s 25th
T . T . Mitcheir
Ipestsef .Mrs. \V. A. W e l l s .
birthday. T h e occasion being only a
F. W . .Inrdon
family affair.
" Trustees.
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'Mulish her college education,
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Pp. Charlio r . n i s s n n V s o e n l s e v rtoy? in towiYThis w e e k , a r a n g F w t i T little . l a u g h t e r D o r i s l o
fthnf.l. b u T w i l l j n i n M r . Crr.sMllhe n»n<:Ti next w e e R .
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2nd and 4th Friday
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GumDippjgd. Tires
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12 Noon. LoUShorn Cafe
Good Gulf Gasoline and Qils,
Torovoice Hon's'_
MOORE A. BUHLER. Pres't
*Uhe foundation of our
neuis SERVICE to the motor BTHILLSMAN DAVIS.^ Seo'y
ing public Thai it why v>e sell
Firestone Tires— their constant
service to their owners Works,
and-in-hand toilh our business
^iTinaptesT^Wt inspect land inflale Tires, fill radiators and .'"'' P b y s i d a n a n d S u r g e b u "
Batteries and give crahkease'ser- E. O f f i c e O v e r B r i a m a - a t o r e
X-ray laboratory i n Connection
vice, Freeof Charge-Come in.
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dizziness
Marfa
Mce& etb Thursday nifrntln each
m o n t h .
Visiting';
Qualified voters in the c i t y w h o desirjfe t o
vbte o n the question of W a t e r Works" &
Sewers o n Sept. 21.,. and who* expect t o
leave before said date, b y calling on Hie
County Clerk4, c a n cast their v o t e s under
provision o f t h e Statute o h "Absentee
Voting" :
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compluiions welcome. _
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'i"-'- sj;i!>-» f n i - . y o u r HifL
wards during the cultivating season.
You m u s t b e a real f a r m e r a n d y o u r
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TfUCITY l:the
Market. Our Prices are fight.
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PARAMOUNT
E RICHARD DIX I n " W o m a n Handled.
THURSDAY a n d F R I D A Y A-FTI*. O.
RICHARD' B A R T H E L M E a - I n " - a i o r r
SATT:RDA>—
^ » * h ' , t r , h a ' ^ ^ ^ ^ from
o n e a n d dT h i g h
character.
W h o l e o r s p a m tim«j d e m o n s t r a t i n g
Ihe F o w l e r culliyalfir--siiowins; f a r mers h o w lo cover 7 lo 8 acres a day,
with
one man-and
o n e horse, o n e
i r i p o n l y l/» t h e r o w . W e g i v e a d v e r ;
the^it^SmSnl^lS^ STSl
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neighbors m u s t regard y o u a sas u o
cessful
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REOlNALD"YiENNTTn
"RolMng
Home."
Show Starts 7:30 P< ti.-
onslraU* the looL No seiling-experienre reoulred—4he demonstraUonsells the^Jool. Big commission* \6 ,
you. Moat Fanners bay a Fowler for
every .horse or mule they own- "
you are a real farmer, write us and
give hank references-JwVl! do the
same arid show yon hnw to make
•100 to «50fL4nring the toming season.
THE nARRTiMN.llFG. CO,
Harrhnan, Tenn.
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most delicate instrument At various
time* various bacteria have been
thought to be the cause of colds, bat
no definite' organism Has yet~ been
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chosen to bear the blame. Medical
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« .authorities generally are not quite
•greed as to the bacterial origin o f - the disease, Evidence U still beliw
collected and- weighed.
Others think that the cold is due to
chilling, wet feet, wet clothing, exago-theri) were 2,700 Item* on the drug posure, drafts, etc. - But people who j list, all luld. The fact that there are Uve In the colder regions of the earth {
so many "remedies" against the cold seldom suffer from colds. Eskimos i
would •(-•••in to Indicate that some of are not subject to coughs and colds,
even when exposed to dampness and
them are nut remedies at ail.
drafts. Tbey often fall 111, howeTer,-r~|f|-|
An Enemy of Health.
after visiting a ship.
According to figures available, the
Colds.are most common in the temravages of the conimon cold are far perate tone. In this country few per- •
beyond anything imagined by those sons are.-|mmune from them. " Not
who suffer from the disease without more than fifteen out of every hunpaying much attention to It. It com- dred are lucky-enough to escape with
pels "evTry man, woman a n d v h l l d to only one cold a-year. The aliment Is
abstain from work for several days most frequent in early childhood and
every y a r — s o m e estimates run us least frequent after middle life.
high ns seven days. It paves the
According' to Dr. A. K. Dochez' of
way for other diseases. It Imperil)! the Presbyterian- hospital, who Is- doand cuuto-H the postponement of sur- ing special research ""In the field, the
gical operations,
cold. In Itself, Is of comparatively litDuring' the Influenza epidemic nil tle. Importance. Its chief harm lies
W'A.
such operatfons, except In emergency, In 'the fact that It predisposes the pawere deluyi'd two weeks In all. tjie. tient to more serious diseases; such «••
hospitals In the city. This wns due to measles, typhoid fever, scarlet fever
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the fear of post-operative pneuauinln,- und lobar pneumonia. —
whlch develops ufti-r an operation und
spreads through u ward rapidly. NineHow Chemists Can Help. '
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ty per cent of child mortality Is due
Oiemlstry,
Doctor Dochez said; enn
to colds.
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—The. w«*te caused- bj^common colds contribute to the.-rrtght ngnlnst the '
In the biiKlcaUy Important industries common cold by lnveutlng some antiIs enormous. _lJesIdes suffering direct septic to be used locally to s"h"o*i*ten
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loss In productivity, these Industries the life of the bacteria, or stop the-development
of
the
Induced
disease.
\
ure obliged to maintain expensive
The aid which chemistry Is In a pomedical', departments, employ large
staffs of health workers and engage, t slrJon-tn-reinl the physician grows in
Above, hundreds "of federal-employees in Mexico City parading to demonstrate' their loyalty to President (MM
safety directors to' nttend to cnse% KcnTT5T almost dally. In many Instances In thehe-chuiuh slilfe. Below Is .Cnlles* bodyguard lined up
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up before the natlonaLpalace.
thut arc the outgrowth of colds. ThCJ* ltrhas^nade the very progress of medi• 3¾¾ could afford to pay large, sums to cine possible. Ether,, discovered In
ellmlnnte or reduce the loss thus en- the Thirteenth century, began to be
utilized as an anesthetic five centailed.
Considerable work has been . done turies lator. Magnesium sulphate, used
toward ascertaining the nature of the for relieving lockjaw, burns, strychdisease.
The bacteriologists have nine poisoning, etc., was recognized,
spent years in laborious Investigation. by medl.clne.ouly after two centuries.
The medical profession made an ex- The medicinal properties of amyl
haustive study of respiratory diseases nitrite became known to the physician
during the_ jwrnr. The United .States 2.1 years after its discovery by the
public
health
service,
numerous chemist.
health committees and Iocnl health deThus, humanity has continued to
partments as well as Insurance com- suffer "unnecessarily because physipuhles have contributed to'the purely cian, chemist and pharmacologist
statistical presentation of the problem. were not brought together to work
out a problem none of them could
Cause Still a Mystery.
solve separately. _..
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In spite , of nil attempts to'deter-,
The complex ailments of the body
nilne the specific cause of the com- cannot now be treated by one class
mon cold, the cause remains unknown." of scientists alone. Otlier„g£Oups must
A cold, ns the doctors explain It, Is take a hand In the jyork, thejjxhpr;
a catarrhal inflammation of the lining of all to be co-ordinated and unified.
of the nose, mouth and throat. It—1«- — I t w i l i b e the duty of the new-body
heldr by some-to be due to Infection sponsored by MrJGarvin to create the
with some pecullnr germ which as yet conditions necessary for co-operative
JIBS not beetuTouird. - Some thlnfc'ihnt -research* Into the nature and the cure
this micro organism Is so small that of the common cold nud other" ailIt cannot be detected even by- the ments.
Xalles Supported by Mexican Federal Enigfoy^"
Common Cold Is
in for Big Battle
Joint, Action, of Many
Sciences. Proposed to War
on- Disease.
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New York,—Medical men and funds• mental scientists are asked to co-operate In a determined effort to con*
qner the common, cold, which Is said
to be the most persistent und harmful
enemy of munlclnd, canning moro
deaths and greater economic waste
than any other disease.
The Joint attack'was-suggested by
Francis I'. Oaf van, presh£t-iit_of 'ho
Cheinlcul Foundation, la a recent address before the' Alnerlcan Drug ManTifacturers* association, In which he
urged - that- body to bring together
physician, pharmacologist, -chemist,.bactcrioTt*glst ahd pathologist for tlie
purpo'so of making u i-oordmuted
study of the common cold uml formulating a cure for It.--Tin- D{iig MonuEtoc.turcr8"""ass"octatfoh ban uppulnted a.
committee to , co-operate "with- tho
Chemical rVoundntlon lit IIIMIItirfI'njr
tho work of research planned.
As In the days o f w u r , scientists In
all fields will be asked 'to pool tlieir
knowledge and resources In mi exhaustive -investigation of the e i 4 L t u . b e
fought.
Each will contribute his
shnre In close co-ordination with, the
others. In this wny all the aspects
of the disease will bo coveredLjnnd
what Is now u*Ktourge may yield to
the common attack of experts and'
cease to be a blight on human health
and happiness.
Collins* Will Help.
The 7,()00 hospitals and the 40ft unlrversltlcs In this country, will be asked
to become partners In "the undertaking. They will become I'nsteur institutes to study the nature of the cold
and to use the facilities of their lnb-'
oratories In such a way as to make
---each-supplement the work of the others. Hospital and laboratory work of
this kind will be supported frfim n
common fund to bo created for tlmt
purpuse.
. There will be no difficulty In raising
the fund. Mr. tiiirvln thinks. The
main tusk, according to lilm. Is to lead
the public to see the .stupendous
Waste In physical energyii|*l economic
-productiveness which
common
.cold causes,, and IndurV orgilfitriitlons
already existing and amply equipped
to iiijj-gn tlmmsclyes In n collective
endeavor."
In Mr, Garvin's opinion the re• sources of the w h o l e domain of fundamental sciences are needed/ to achieve
victory. As all sciences overlap, tho
task of conquering disease Is no Jojig• r that of the physician alone,, hut of
the chcirilst. .the physiologist, the
pharmncologlst and the bacteriologist
as well- The common cold Is "n dlseaso that demands the co-operation of
all -these scientists. It challenges,
likewise, tho employer, the business
maii and the parent.
Other Ills Have Yielded.
Tho pooling of the resources of nil
the sciences Involved, Mr. Garvin be?
lleves, can bo'depended on to accomplish ugalnsfl -eolds-what
-touiw—wiini similar
Niiiiiiiir ico
ooperation has
ns nccompllslicdf^nKnlnst
other diseasess! Scarlet fever, smallpox.
tuberculosis, hookworm, yellow fever,
diphtheria, typhoid fever aiid diabetes
have tluis been subdued.' Intelllttellt
Interest on the part of the public In
uny struggle of tills sort for .human
well-being Is a requisite of success.
The whole human-nice Is weakened
by the common 'cob!; The expectant
mother Is .affected by Itjuid transmits
Its Influence lo the child. Iteciluse'the
common cold Is regarded as an unBvoldahle disease, people are Inclined
to pay little attention to it. though
the-noed-tOf-flsht-lt-ULjis. urgent as IfIt were 'fa ><U»ease with a terrifying
• name.'
More than half of the expenditure
of the hospitals of the cou'iltry goes
toward combating the effects of the
common 'cold.' From 00 to so per..ccnt.
of the physician's practice deals with
.ailments attributable t o . , tho samecause. The lion's share of the niitlun's.
1300,000.000 drug.blll Is spent for.cold
remedies. -Of this amount throo-flfthsi s paid, for patent 'medicines, nlone.
- most of which ore sold ns cold allovlntlves.
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There ore said to be • 4.1.000 drug
Items on the market, most of them.
supposed remedies against- the common cold or Its effects. Thirty years
III
New York.—Science- has unearthed
new evidence In support of the old
Testament, and. has under-scrutiny
possible new evidence corroborating
the'New Testament.
Melvln O. Kyle, president of the
Xcnla Theological seminary In S't.
Ixiuls; arrived ' hsce froui~ an arch-,
eologtcal Inspection of the excavated
ruins of the ltlbllcul city of Klrjnth-*
.Sephrr founded by the Canaaultes In
2WW It. C. and finally destroyed by
NebuchaOnezzar, the a>aldc»n king,
in o«po a c
Doctor Kylo declared .that successive ages of the city, mentlone<V tn'the'
book of Joshua, and now called TellIWIt-Mtrsam by the Arabs, were traced,
by layers of ashes from the five times
R w a s burned, and by kitchen uteaaUa
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Preparing for a- Big Exposition in St. Louis
Hawaiian Invents New Instrument
.St; Loula, "\Io~Js making elaborate preparations for the Greater
Loufs exposition, which will M idd]
September 4 to 10. Above Is shown one day's output of sculptured nrt fer the- adornment o l the buildup.-
DR. MIGUEL MENQEZ
Liberty Bell of Lehigh Valley
Jonah Kumalae, who Is known as the food king of the Hawaiian Islands
becuuse ho controls the crop of taro from which tho native dish-of "pol"Ts
made. Is In Chicago, In connection with a musical instrument he has Invented
and which will probably be manufactured there. It U a combination*"**)? banjo
and ukelele, thus far nameless.
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The liberty, bell^tlnir - announced ,lhe signing of .tho Declaration "of ;
Independence To the people o f - t e h l g h valley,. Pennsylvania, was- sent to !
the Sestjulcentennlal exposition from AllenloAcn, where It wns lildden during
d r . -Miguel Monde*
hat Jnrt
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UUUUt** *i**m.
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the ltCTolutlonory. war. i t was accompanied on Its trip by more than 150 njuto? -of -augurated as President of t t a j g
moblles a'i)d.5O0,cltlrens of that_fjectlon. Photograph shows Miss Thomas
lie of Colombia. He was " ^ " j I
the Pennsylvania State building and Mayor Gross of Allentown with the bell,
February by the ConserratlTei «*• |
will hold the ofnee for. four yetf*
Only Public Bee Market in World
PROOF OF OLD TESTAMENT
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ACCURACY FOUND IN RUINS
Story of <Joshua Supporttd by Exesvjtlum lii Biblical City uf
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KlrJath.Sephcr.
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'Jewish-Wars,'* presumably written. In
,-60'Ar D., In Aramaic, . >i_
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_ Kxtant Slavonic versions of Josephus- contain references to Jesus, but
their, authenticity Is (rdestlnned by
some scientists whcEbclIeve them to
and rope-worn well stones, placed one have been Inserted by -translators, ^
upon nnmliiT.""—;——.
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'scholars noiil that If'J'rofess'or'Zed
The'city, which Doctor Kyle estl- lln establishes the-nuthentlclty of the
linili ,1 I , , * ( , . . - I , , v | fl | . n , f - a H m o pMPlI-
Itheyliin-ilnriimniit, on.I n n , | , | n | t
lutlon_'iif 5.0()0 and a war time popu
lntloii of perhaps 15,000, had underneath It rock-hewn' rooms tor water,
food nud war supplies.- He estimated
Hint the ruins provided a complete ac*
count. In agreement with the Bible, of
Ihe- Canuanltes from 2000 B« C. until
ttte exodus and the city's" destruction"
In ftix* It. O. Tlie expedition led by
Pot-tor Kyle, which has'employed from
sixty-five to eighty-five lalmrera'sTnce
excavation began, cost but $2,500.
Possible scientific conflnnstlon of
the existence of Jesus Is 100(111 by
I'rof. Solomon Zeltlln, It Is said in
dlipstches from Parla. as afr Incident
tp_jcximtalllflu o L a manuscript **•
Cently found in" Rttisii. Hs will go
to Russia to study •-document said to
b$^o-copy In SlaTtinlc . p n o s e p h u s '
reference to Jesus It will amount toa refutation of claims made In 1S35
by the • German. Doctor Straus, that
the wholo story of Jesus was a" myth,
as w e l l n s claims thnt the enrly historians Josephus, had Ignored the existence of'Jesus.
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bangs Tor the.London shingled girl Is
the' nve-poln,L fringe,
The middle
Vandyke point recches the bridge of
the nose and two points in each side
come down ro the eyebrows.
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farmers arrive, carrying their hires with thslr thouiapds upon thousands Pettljohn. member of tbe t***y.
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Peter rose. .„
"I said .seven hundred thousand to
; "We go," Ki said. "Ja." ""
be divided betwixt the two ship*."
On deck . Murray^ had the longboat ~ A"shrewd look dawned In Flint's
called away, and we1 embarked In si- face.
lence. Twa* a hot night with very
"And where are ye a-goln' to.pluck
little air stirring,* and the ribald up- this million and a hai/ o' treasure
roar on the Walrns' was amazingly fromT- he demanded. "You ha' said
distinct. The-James was. like a tomb mucb.-4f i t but you told me'Utue.
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by contrast. Not a sound came from What course dotb the treasure ahlp Until Dodton's Liver Tona
her, and the only lights she showed salt? Where do you lurk, for her?
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By
Drove Out Quarts of Sour
were In the walstTfcnd. the main cabin.. There's wide seas betwixt the'Main
.The Walrus was a-blnie of lanthorns anri^tho -Atlantic, and ye Can't stop
Bile and Other Poisons.
from poop to fo'eale. but Murray everynpie." Murray."
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balled the deck twice before he had» "You may safely entruit that porCopjrickt I T ArthoT D. Howdra Smith
There are entire sections when er»
ytfVSnrtc
an answer.
tion of tire task to me," replied my eryone seemsJ/i tnlnk tlysi' have ma- "Bunr fihoy I" responded a husky great-uncle dryly.'
laria. Others believe they never fully
lie offered me his Hand, and.some- got the malarial poison out of their
'lies," he replied absently, and kept/ spars tested and a weak topmast re- voice then. "Why'n -—- don't ye
what to my_ own surprise I found systems.
on.'
| placed, guns varnished, stores checked come aboard?"
SYNOPSIS
"'Tls Captain Murray to see .Cap- myself Inclined to accept It
~
Arnold Whlteson says: "For years X *
The shadows were lengthening as and tSt'owed,' sufficient great-cartridge
tain Flint," replied ray ' great-uncle
"Robert," he said,' "I regret' exceed-" took calomel for the achesrblllotuF- ~
we
stepped
out
of
the
forest
Into
a
for
three
actions
prepared
bs
the
gun
New Torlc.
.-.
.
^ Ingly the necessity I am under'of'in- ness. Headache, constipation, and the
glade on the'river's bank. .Several ner, ballast aboard, and 'distributed calmly.
Eight'
l-TJJ „„ middlenobert
«f theOrmer&jl,.
"Aye. aye, sir," answered the husky flicting this unpleasantness upon you. deathly feeling associated w.lth what
additional Ores had been kindled., and with n- careful eye .for sailing trim.
t«lklnn t••o
around each were huddled groups; of
. : - . . i i i t h e ttalt,
a l t , Is
i» »»••»•"»
"As sweet and proper as .though she voice on a quaver of fear. "We'll I shalL endeavor to provide you ade- we believed to be malaria.,
"Last year-I heard about Dodson's
S i r c i ' l i . r . c-l.l.f of the trad
pirates much the-worse for the last was Just from the bands' of the dock' call! him directly. . Will ye come quate -reparation. You al^o, friend
,nd
.nan of
enormoui
. ^ - i t . ' Peter, jiemerober, -we ara working Liver Tone and bought a bottle for a
night's' . drinking-bout. _ John Silver yard fitters at Portsmouth," was aboard, sir?" '
My great-uncle turned to Peter wtlh for 4 greater cause than our personal few cents." Man, mafijlwhat a Uodsead.
was the only man who appeared
to Murray's comment on an evening
•f'l'Lo'nrte 1 l>oy. b r l n s . n.«ri
In the m3l\»i0g-It drove" out quarts
have any animation left-^M1 Mm." about the beginning of August "The1 one~footroh' the side laddSfc
-~— ^ensJLBliment"
» ' ! A n ,,M « a captain a n He Suited lightly to the top of of black,7sonr bile. I.goLback' my
•Twas he first saw us, and evidently tide ebbsJ_on the break of dawn,
"Are you certain you must go with
spoke to Flint, who sat with.
Bones purpose sailing then."
Robert?'.' he ' asked. "I can assure the bujwnrka and dropped out of sight Appetite for food, braced right up and
l l W ' V . . . ' . . , ^ ulrate. Captain
on the further side.
haven't had a sick spell since. Whenand several other cronies-"at the
i n
» wie "•••— Ormerod
"And you must deliver the body of you no harm shall come to him."
S f f i e r t the Pirate Is Andrew
.-"(Jut me)'-But-''there's times I think ever I feel a little billons or the stomsmallest of the fires. He swung to- your hostage beforehand," I answered -**Ja. I go."
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hfjif.
hi. (Hoberf.)
.""atward UB as Flint rose unsteadily and as disagreeably as I could.
-.-My great-uncle's reply was a^shrug he believes all he says," swore; Flint ach gets soar, one dose of Dodsott**
.u comrnandlnK the, pirateLiver Tone Is all I need.. It Is sorely
tacked In his wake..
J a m
Murray
"Even
so,"
he
acknowledged.
"
T
l
s
tif
Indifference, and . Peter and _I
r ^ t h . K .ral
"a blessing."
J ? « ird'.pt Jacobite.
Hob.rt
CHAPTER
IX
"Come
a-vlsltlnV
captain?"
Silver
regrettable,
Robert,
yet
the
time.will
climbed_after(hlm
to
the,
deck.
"The
Hundreds of others tell the saw*
l - i t i » >'''•""* w o m a n , r o m . *
Inquired cheerfully. "Mighty kind o' come, I venture to predict, when-you1 -Walrus was a' revelatlori nfter the or«. I k /rn-i'i" w h o !• " e k l n e
experience.
. • ~ ye, sir, seeln' as how- most o' our lads wllh^look back with prldd—«p©n~thtr "defed discipline of the Royal. James.
Pfuthe
.-ol..n.l O'Donnelt
P e t e r ' P l a y s sit B o w l s w i t h
Take a spoonful of dodson's Liver
Is a bit the worse for liquor and Inconvenience you suffered."
In a word, shtj^was pig-dirty. Her
DestinyS , t ? t l K "rm.rod hotise H e
Tone tonight and yon will wake.f up
blood-lettln*. My duty -to ye. Master
"I'll accept the Inconvenience If—I- deck was Uttered, with all -kinds" of
& . - M hi* i n ^ n t l o n of c a r Darby
McGrawT
red
head
shr.nft-la-Lfoding—gr^Bt,
ftin mnr^ hllloriTIgWi
Ormerod.
I
hopes
I
sees
you
and
rubbish
;*
her
rigging
was.
slackrHnd
mny
escape
the
rascals
nllve,"
I
reIrrtWf 0« H"'"-rt- b y f o r C e - '.'
the lanthorn Ilgltf.
constipation, sluggishness, headache,your frlend_.wel.l7" •
tortetl.
•
t' spliced In a fashion wlilch seemed, lub"Whisht, but It's Master Bob again t coated tongue or sour stomach.'-"Your
« " " * Th^-R'O-al James and
•"Hlood.lettln7" repeated Murray, Ig- .- "Of that yon need have no doubts," berly to me, who was-a lubber; her
1 ¾ Walrus, th? latter c o m m a n d Now ain't this the mighty"" forchune druggist says If you don't find Dodcanvas
was
torn,
pojrly
patched
and
noring
the
balance
of
his
remarks.
he
said
earnestly;
"I
shall
accom1-j Irr-nint Murray's partner In
"The old story, eh7 Well, well! pany you, and you may hear my part- wretchedly furled; boats, barrels, lum- to have ye with us I Ha' ye left th"e son's Liver-Tone-acts better than hor- lJLicr apprKr. Murray. Itobert
rlble calomel your . money Is waiting S i P«ter 1"-.'I rd the James. MurYou'll never learn. IloirTnatiy for ,the Hng Instructions to Flint. Friend' T>er,,spare spars' and unifies lay about old devil yon for good?"
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He nodded his torch jof hair a t for you,
n, offers Flint a share In t h e
snllmnker's palm and needle?"
Peter, will • you - Indulge me for theIn entire confusion. The planks we
toot of a Sp-inlsh treasure ship
the
vngue
hull
"of
the
James.
Flint
trod
on
were..slippery
with"
grease..
"Three, captain. And mala_lu_ki4 space of half an hour whilst I visit
I |f he will .n-.>r«'rate with him.
Introduce-'your enemies to your
The paint was peeling from the bul- exploded, with-raucous laughter. ••
ibcrt be left w i t h
we are as—"
the Walrus with my nephew7"
runt Insists
" 'The oli^-devrir yon,'." he repeated. wife's relations .and then forgive them.'
'ere,
w
h
i
l
e
Murray,
I Urn u * hn
.Flint lurched up beside hjjn. .;
"Keen", answered Peter, and pushed warks. There were spots of rust-on
1
lithe Itov:i! James, t a k e s t h e
" ..
.
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"Stowtlltatr John," growTeSl his'cap- -away from the table. "I go too;" • the muzzle of a chase gun, which Itself •*-7— me, but It takes Dnrby to put
treisn" ship. The pirate v c » the
right
word
to
rr
man.
T
l
s
what
t » i e « » « « ><•••<«• >s»»siSjji>»>.ssnsj^, sjj, aB ) ^ a
was
hauled
out
of
Its
proper
position:
Ii
arrive'At
their
rendezvous.
tain.
T
i
l
.
do.
the
talkln'.
Aviiat's
"No. no^-'<
B
:
Flint came awaggerlng down to us he Is, blast him for the -—• • ——
your trouble, Murray?" .
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"•I go" too." ^;
My greaLuncle took n pinch of snuff
"Hut naught was said of two hos- front the poop In a condition 'which he sets himself up to be!"
was lnTiarmotly .with his. surround- ." Darby proffered him a hUgfl-sllver ] JDHILD'S BEST .LAXATIVE i
ICHAPTER V H I r - C o n t i n u e d * with his Inimitable knack -of express- tages—" —•
ings. Like most of his "men, he hnd "Weaker of rum."
ing
acute,
disgust..without
moving
a
"If
Rob
goes,
I
go,"
Insisted
the
—?—
discarded
coat, shirt, stockings and
"I /etched this from the cabin after | IS CALIFORNrA FIG SYRUP j
muscle of his face.
Dutchman. "Ja.".-.•
Nrth*— — - —
-,-but.i
shoes to accommodate himself to the ye, captain." said the Irish boy in • ) • • • * • • • • • • • • • • * « ^ « s > « « * * s « s * a r * * « w « e w « * « « a ^ _ .
"I
have
been
n-huntlng,"
he
replied.
Murray
shook
his
head.
I'twas tl;jit"
•— Flint come "Shooting for the pot. We stopped
of n tropical-summer. His loose his wheedling brogue. " Troth, sny;I
"For you I mrght not be responsi- heat
{
ttkln' ni!>el,i<T." he complained.
canvas-trousers. Identical with those To" mesclf. If the captain must talk
op the way to our boat to pass the ble, Peter."
.
I'TTliere Is Civtnin Murray?" I nn- time o' day Vith ypu„ FUnL"
the seamen wore, were streaked with
Murray he'll ha' a bad -talterln
.-"I will be responsible for myself," dirt nnd tor- His bare calves and with
the
mouth
him to be swashed, out,
Flint
snorted.
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said Peter., "I go to ^er. Walrus or forearms "were covered with dr-led and I'd besto-hn'
j«Ia bis caliin."
a-sup-o" sugar-Julte
"Time
o'
dny!
H—11
^Taln't
like
you
you
go
oudt^
der
window."
_
he
liiiljn tli>" same mild, manner
blood where they find been scratched
to tnke the trouble."
i " My great-uncle stared at- him for by brambles In his shore expeditions' handy for"hla~needln's."
mPn :
—
Sued to hi"
Flint seized the rum. threw back
"I nm a person of most uncertnln a moment, then burst into laughter. out of ^the matted hair on his chest
I lb your stations.
Remember proclivities," replied my grent-uncle.
"By gad, you-would 1 And after, was thrust the hend of. a tiger, most his head and dralnedJthe fiery stuff
nV( orders. Now these two arc"I hear..from—Silver"thnt last night's
as If It-had been wine.
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marvelously tatooed In black and yelai, jell fire iirrmy hoat that np- episode was accompanied by the usual
"You. said. rlghL rtny lad," he anlow. His hair wns'tTTShk frame for swered sourly. -«-»'And I'm thinking
adws and challehge afterward." fntnllties."
his saturnine face, stubbly with a I'll maybe need alL the-luck thnt red
|Qe negro lackeys stood aslilej. as
"Three,"
assented
Fifrrr
"Two
o'
week's growth of beard.
n u i t n r MOTHER I A-teaspoonful
fltime to tin' caltln entrance .under 'etn could be spnred—lousy dogs. The
Jiead^o* yours can bring me. Whero*a
of "California Fig Syrup" jiow will
j poop; the-door was open. Down other was Toby Welsh, as stout a felBilly Bones?"
"What d'ye seek, Murray?" he
irk tuniieLof the, f onipanlonwny
"Dhruuk under the cabin .table," re- thoroughly clean the'little.bowels and
~ T O - eltlrer -low ns 'wc'-Borl?
growledr-—"Gome- tfr-tjook ;jigtiovecTi. turnen~TJBrl^-tr^tAr>lly.. iu-a-faw- Uuui'H-ywi
"its'slater,,cm dreirs-rrn-el
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"Nor'bad for' one night's- work,"'
"I am come to fulfHl my. contract -"Out him" for the souse he Is I And ful child again. Even If cross,' feverf-Peter and I could see my grentj
with you,*' "replied my grent-uncle, "I Long John?"
idc clttlns at the table In the. main commented Murray.
sish, bilious, constipated or foil of cold,
-'Ftlnt-was-obvibuslyJn no very hpl.
nm sailing with tiie morning ebb, and _ "Sur6T"captaln—dear,- 'twas yourself children love Its pleasant taste.
a glass" "f wine at Ills elbow,
Hgcrent-mood; he could scarce.stjtnd.
XjTrlng you"; not one hostage, bnt two." sent him ashore io-keep- the.lads up
ktkirt spread out before him.
Tell your druggist.you want only theE
Ilttmunted hrielly our conversation But he (lamed up nt this.
Flint stepped closer and scrutinized to the fort from carvInTKelrselves." genulno "California Fig'Syrup"-which
"Aye, and what d'ye expeet? Mow
I Flint am! the determination I'eter
Peter arid me. -'..
"So"I did. Well. I'll see to the,.pris^ has directions for babies and children,
I had rein-lied In consequence. ninny monthsEdld ye tell me I must
of all ages printed on bottle. Mother,
"Two,-eh?"" What do I want_wl' oners myself then.1 - _
ft
bide here wl' n crew that knows
nodded agreement wljh It.
two?" What good's this fat man to ' "Prls"ners I" protested Dnrby, .wide- you most say "Oallfornla." Eefusa any
| Ton did titiite richt, Hobcrt I'otcr nought but how to brew the devil's
me? He means nothing to you;*' eyed. "Och, • captain, ye won't be" imitation.
J tot eiagcerate the dangers lnher- broth? And how many_men d'ye think,
"On the contrary," denied my rela- hard on Master Bob! He's as kindly
The
will he alive by the end of the time?
t In the situation."
'P»Perhanser finds business
tive. "Master Corlaer Is an old and a jroung. gentleman as ever I BC«Hooi w t e n l M
| Ion will excuse me," he went on, Gut me. but 'twill be like the song
grand
flghtUV-f
i *?* him to the/wralL
and
Peter
there
Is
valued enemy of mine, of whom I
II return to my studies. I have we sing o' the Dead Man's Chest!"
have, hopes of ranking-in time a feller., Ye should hear to tales' they
---i*l—fearJt will," agreed my greati upon piy mind;" .
Cutlcura Soothes Baby pashes i
friend."
E"
• - tell o* his murtherln' and slaying with
|W»bade lilm pood night and went uncle. "Unless you take measures
the red Injuns."
That -1tch-and*n»nrn, by hot' baUuT
"Well,
he's
no
good
to
me;
gut
me
to
prevent^
It."
'
»wr staterooms, weary enough from
"I'll be as hard as they make me of Cutlcura Soap followed by gentle
If he Is I"
"Measures? There's n deal to be
inmronted exercise of rowing. As
be," returned Flint "But for tonight anointings of Cutlcura Ointment
"You
will
take
both
or
none,"
said
| that my dour I noted that he was done In keeping twclvescore men
Nothing better, purer, Sweeter,, espemy great-uncle In the voice- like a I'must have them safa^nring distances In the Caribbean from fighting on this chunk o' earth
Peter, at my elbow, spoke for the cially If a little of the fragrant Cutldripping icicle which he knew so well
Stallpers, and Jotting figures-upon and rock!" .
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cura Talcum. Is dusted on at.the finfirst time. E
.
how to assume.
i margin of the chart.__
"There's your ship to be cleaned,"
"JB,-'JaV-""We go. I have a wish ish; 23c each,—Advertisement"'•"' — "Nnsty^—are ^~yeT' rasped Flint
[ h the morning nil hands were . OC,-. said my, great-uncle tentatively.
"Blast ye for a—"
. . . to sleep,
I wlth_t!ie task of careening-the "I'd ha' mutiny on my hands did I
Is T t r Jejred Flint . "That
Nothing la stronger than custom.
Twaa when the work was pror call for ItJ They're all for a ran
A light ln_ Murray's tnwny eyes ye Sleep.
shall, my- hearty I Coma along o'
satisfactorily that my great- ashore, and there'll be no. working
kindled like a flame 'under, the reflec- me."
" ^ - . . : - . - -£-•
. •• •
"There Is Flint," I Said. — • tion of the hattle-lanlhorns which
bade Martin tell off a dozen them aboardshlp until they ha' had
He'led
us
aft,
the
others
following.
i who were good shots" adST'call their fill o" woods and mountains."
become captain In my place.-no tddnbf. were bung from the lower spars.
Darby In the. rear almost In tears.
the longboat.
"Aht" «nid my great-uncle. "Doubt- You are unmatcbable, Peter. What do "Two It Is," Flint ended hastily. At the end of a dark passage Flint
"But
yell
never
j
e
e
either
one
o'
'em
less
that
Is
ao.
Well,
If
they
must
II marvel that you dare to leave
you say, nephewT'
unhooked a lanthorn from a wall and
iJtmea In this defenseless condl- remain _ashore a time. Is It not In "I'd not have Peter risk his throat If ye (fon't make good^on your bar- one of his men heaved op a trapdoor.
•>* I said to him as the longboat their own Interest to erect themselves with mine," I answered uncomfort- gain. 1 "ha' supported much from ye. Below was a pool of_shadowa that
Murray, but—"
" 1 off op the anchorage past theI ^some shelter fxom the elements?" We ably."
scuttled and swayed as If to escape
6 BEU-ANS
''have often-said .that some day we , "I go wit' yon, BobA-tepeated^tha "You'll support more ;ifor anfllclent the. feeble lightir-There was an odor,
t bnlk of the Walrus.
gold,"-rebuked
my-great-uncle.'
"Tut,
should'build
ourselves
a
fort
on
the
I-Tlere need not necessarily- be
Hot.water also, none' too pleasant
Dutchman.
r this afternoon," he said. "'Tls Island."
• " " . . •
"You seel" cried Murray;- " T l s man, I read you like a book. When - I. drew back. ••-''' \
Sure
Relief-—
1
l««l«t ashore, and I doubt If there
"We ha'."
i"" —
useless -to object. Gdy with" you he we first encountered yon were proud
"Certcs, you could lodge'us securely
II man Bufflciently sober aboard
"I came- .upon the Ideal spot this (wfll. Well, you'll have company at to be mate of a trading brig. I have Otherwhere than this," I protested.;..
• Walrns to carry a carton «if pow- afternoon—a sand hlHock overgrown least—and I shall laci^lB. companlAn put yon In the way: to rank and for- "NbT no/^ answered -Flint; "There'a
Krom the nuy;azlne." -^with fine pines and oaks eastward of whose presence Is not'the less valu- tune. If. you know how to exploit your hot a door aboard hath a lock would
\%t by-evrtilng they'll ha' slept thej-Bwnmps.—It—hath—the • airs from able for his silence. - A good friend Is opportunities.. Dark ye!"
,—• ——^fhol.d-darby; let alone yon two.- - I'm
the ocean, a good prospect of-the^nn Peter, Robert I _would he were . "You said seven hundred thou sorry for ye, lad,'-If It's'no fault o'
f»V I Insisted.
:2¾ and 75« Pki]s.Sold Everywhere
sand," snapped Flint. ..
[•far, and with It their lust for chorage and_ the nearer waters, .and mlnel"
yours that you're-here; but jpr to^
' .
W—for the time being, at^anv I there Is a spring at the very .top."
-. > . . . - . , —„
—
night
at
least
you_must
lie
ln
the
h
"And TJ'm
to Hdo
work I" •—--!.
snarled
Onr probleni then will ^ePto
"*""*
'~ •«*
~ , the
- ~«.bi»
lazaret Here, ye shall ha' .the ian :
a^g;^s^ws^ga»ts^iBa»fiBswaa»R-i»giB»5Ki>s:^^g^?^
Hint's nrmtr-to some undertnk- Flint
"j
thorn to keep the rats .off. and In the
l*Behw||I divert hlsjttentlon and
"Your men are to do the work," cormorning we'll manage' different" '
Egotism
That
Might
-Be,
JTermed
Sublime
WJdm until we need no longer rected Murray. "I should glndly as'etcr^tished-past--ihle,--andHlookUhe, ^jirtmttteL
• wecerned for his whlrasleaJ:
sist them In It but for the fact that
lanthorn from "his hand.
*j
[M.UniJed south of the first'river my own crew will be occupied aboardStanding passively by the dancing stantly avoiding .their- praise, n e
"We go, Ja," he squeaked. "Confer
there Flint's pnrty had held , shlp during the duration of our stay. bor he glanced Innguldjy oyer the strolled into the smoking room, pulled ^lob."
carouse. -,„,i proceeded Inland- _V« of ,tho Royal James, Kmay point
aolss-that-ogled h M as they out hli"sllver cigarette case— gold was
V'^i--young
I followed him without another
Dr.8ehetr«floe-p*d4 ti the u A j i n n Jb—Qaa"W a wo/nied valley, with hill: ;ut, are laborlitfT In the common' ln" passed. Carelessly he 'brtI5ncd the srr gnudy-=ta'mpcd a long, thin cig- word,
alrendy wondering jiL-hls extrtstaMot for eora*. At drag aba (be* atona.
t-to rlKht at.d left of ns.and tin-' crest no less than your people will suspicion of n stray bnlr back Into arette reflectively, lit It and" walked traordinary
t*. Fr* Smtlt Ksalkt SdaU life. U, (Wo**
docility.A
hasp
clncked
ma towering In the dlstnnce • >c If thcy_undertnke the construction place. There was Lorettn—a giddy over to the mirror. He "studied him-' home In a holt, nnd .footsteps thudded:
««T was verv eienr, and the moun— _>t. the fort."
• ' " " L . thing fir*Xpril blue—and, as us.ual. self a.moment- His features stiffened, awny. I sat "on the bottommost step
iwmmlt was a gray cone agalnsj ! "Blast me lor a -:
fool If trying to make "him. Ho met her i e bit his lip.
of the ladder and peered hopelessly
•N«toftl,i.,ky. Kven our sullefl.! I core "two ' .
for the com- .glance coldly and pulled softly at his Finally, his eyes blazing, he hurled nround tiic as I'eter, swinging the
v
tutcn»o»~tlm'
»«: escort of seamen beenme a!- mon Interest 1" cried Flint. "But 'tis tie— It would", bring tho red out a little his clgarctto case at the gloss."
M f « M U M l - # h . fffftf fif StfTf f
lanthorn ns high as the low deckroom
cheery un!,^ the lnilur;nce\of' true there Is need of the fort, nnd more In the knot .
- "Liar"," he muttered and turned and allowed, prowled 'around the" limited
rtansed snrnM.n.llnRs, nnd_MlIi.If .'the men will. bide ashore, they
JttHc—n crenrox-blt pt lnnnlty-* walked out of the room,—Notre Dame area of our -prison.
_«
««PJof ti,e;: tirst coat they began i hoiild ha' a roof to their heads 'and
;
:
=atlnglns-r*pljr-Arrlshed-her-ineonlng^ Juggler.
,«A iiincKrat nw large as a cat rnshetf
*KMn>rt^muIrifS schoolboys. 'I ''better place to camp thnn down here less babble.- He wondered a little.
brobbing sndvsmintni—
"•^iiDrt «rmTirrike
ncross my feet Squeaks and
^
th a soothing touch o7
Ijat-a-r:
u f l . E ! 7 " ' ' ' i S " c o - Wfqa
'PI* "«
r y I '" «•"* river vnpnrg.
I'll SoO WllBt^
ns fspry
IAght*r.m„ K g sounded In 'the corners.-- rusthough. If ho' hnd blended Uio face ', Slam at Patent
—
rTTiflTs, and he never to ho done. Murray."
B. 0. Wells Is responsible for the r- Peter returnetl to the ladder-foot
pawder—properly. . Nanette—a -drub
•
' « nhot.
"You'll' not-regret It," repilcd~nfy splurge of colors—was simply not following story:. At a certain fancy
deposited the. lanthnrn nn the floor-lr
S '.hVd ,,1»"'"'»H*I a brisk pace Krcat-unclo. "I shall-be glad to lend noticed. He-pulled the handkerchief dress ball all the costumes were in- arid plumped himself beside Itr .-.
1
nn
you
aught
I
possess
In
the
way
»T
tended to represent names of famous E "What you fink, Bob?" Tie. said
out a little from his pocket
- .1.. / T" "'"' '' «e-reached
"«?f the s , ) r | n B well before UMHS or advice."
Oh, well, he-was tired of being ad- books. TflefflUJoTl.iy"o'l- book titles" blandly. "Do we stay or get oudtT"
The buildtfafcfMhe-hllUop-fort ap- mired, and It was-baring to ha «pn- were, prbmptly .recognized, but every^
»» E'eat-uncle sun-eyed the
I, frowned at him.
one waspuzzled b'y'the costume of one
Ilk.., ' '.' '' al(U,,l,in B eye, Mtl- pealed to some hoylsh strain subw
" T l s no Joke," I snapped.';. "I had
T
merged'-beneatli
.the
surface
villainy
£y£S
QisriGW&C00**
T^Tcharming young lady. It wns des1gned reftsons for—" —. - • ...
'"•itand nf timber on the hill's
Quick
Thinking
of Flint's scoundrels. They went to
to Wok like a patent cigarette lighter.. _; "Ja," lie n'greWT.~TT»er ifltre galiCJl.
, ' ^ exclaim,,, „ l n t there was
« . m.^MlTCUBXtooKsfrgh'™***-*
A famous automobile racer was All sorts of titles were suggested, but —-»'Uow dlil you know?" I exclaimed.
whence-"an llielr task with positive enthusiasm,
r r t SALVK tn tt—ti
JJW»rlBlj eminenceIt.
I sn
nil*.
AMduttlr uffc
clearing
the
hillock
of
Umber,
sawing
speeding
at
night
through
a
town
that
to each, one the firL shook her head.
jfj»t»lt<lraf»l.t^
["to""'1 '""'"'and
nnd squaring the logs and erecting was In darkness owing to an electri- Finally, someone ventured to ask ber "I know," ho replied with-his sln>
OKXL,
N«w
York City
TflS
perlng
Imitation
of
»
laugh.
"You
k'.VttV"" ^117° """erted it to a .substantial house of the more mas. cians' strike. Sonielhlng went_wrong outright the title, of the book repre- fink tier little gnl Is-a good gaL Too
r,,nv
'Un I f . '^"
er,jt glves-ae slve logs and* after that nn open stock with his bsttertes. and thTTlghts of sented by—her dress. "Why I" she fink It Is hot gooilt dot she be taken
VU.
six his" car went out He was accosted by laughed. ."Don't yon see7 It's T h e aboard der James. You wanLto. be
th.
* " , n wWch-Fe may ade 'or paling of sapling stakes
;
- ^ - - E ' a policeman,' "whor'pointing^to his Light That FaUed.'"
^
'taw'? 1 ''* o f CaP«n«n-TTTnt feet high.
there amirTio sure dot she IS Safe.",}] ,
Carboll draws out the core -"
Murray's personal object was alUjlaiJieiicd lamps, asked his name and
and Aivcs quick reHcf
lt ^Umt,, f-r the ensuing ^eeks
ready
»_ ^Accomplished.
——
. . . .
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The Itoyal
^1
. addreis.
..—il
The
trt
racer
~w
A\A
did .some
Inl.l.
,
,mnl<0
M
n m . ^nick~
~Vhl>ndleliTblngu€i
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>ttj lri f {h MMtA
up
beJames-was
back
upon
an
even
keel,
thinking,
and
said,
"Of
course
my
The
hostages
escape.
i .taTt. ° " r "- ulet «» the her bmtom scraped clean, her hull I lights are' o u t . They're oat all OTBT. Many a publicist In the course of
^S>
GlNttlOUS sot BOX
fresh-painted Inside nnd out, her rig- town." 'That's right, 1 forgot," stam- his career learns that free speech may
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be'costly.
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• - •*•", glng overhauled and canvas In order, | ruered the poHctnian. "Go ahead."
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1 H L ^ , L W EHAT MABFA, TEXAS, HATt'RDAV. sKTHtMBKB 18.~M2B. "«-fr<
SENATOR MAYIELU f ItCKS 2 V
I'EII
in. FOR flfas c<riTov •
1 -I
NOTICE OF ELECTION
PARENTS ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER
TO \\ ED
NOTICE-OF
*****
THE STATE OF TEJ(A8
MAEFA
iYour SUCCESS depends on
how you use your
S P A R E TIME
and your SPARE CHANGE
Bank w i t h
AILS) in Tex.. Sept. tC 'SI*'. -JSIMI- -^JUUs Julia Murhme Ellison "to
THE STATE <,^TEX.\S
CI'IY OF MAill-A' .
ator Km i- H. Mayfietd appeu.«-d li>
Murrv Scott l . w I'luinlily
^ U V OF MA11FA
the c o m iii*!>ioner<i i | f - t h e uurieulC
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O
F
PRESIDIO
Seplcililiei- 2litU.
COL'MV OK P l l E s n > , 0
tural *L ti:>' in mi'i'liiiK at 1 •:»!!;«^
Sepleinber \'r to "do j-veryilimit iu_
WUK^KA S, the juii; Gommis(heir power to serure for ilie-fai'".Mr. and Mrs. It. 1< Ellison. L'l'J Ihe City of'.Marfa, T e x a s , b e a u t h o r ••l> a price nf a leusl ".'5 c e n t - pel North F.I I'aso street, a n n o u n c e the deem it advisable, to issue t h e bonds SlUII 01 U.e i:,U.
City •„,
of ^
v , ^«41
"
puimd for i-nUoii.' Senator .Maj!_t!'!l! engagement tinrt approaching w e d deem
it
ad
al,ie
i„
^
¾
of
the
saiu
City
for
t
h
e
purpose
here
WS
j
t
Suggested a millimuin of ?!i i! m>l
^MutUn'l
ding of -their daughter, Miss Julia inafler m e n t i o n e d :
of tlie«aidCIiy-fc, P U l
THl c e n t s per pound.
' -PurWj
Marlowe Kllisnii. to Scott LeeTMumKenaliir
May field 'declared
I he!
inartei- mentioned:.'
THEREFORE. U- it ORDERED
meeting at I (alias "was my um-l eii-.| hley.
thusiaslii- endoriieme'ut. and I tru*' 1 T h e . w e d d i n g will take place S u n - 1>> the City Commission of t h e T i l y
will nut adjourn until it I n - set day. ,-ept. ;.'<> in t h e First --Christian "i Marfa, T e x a s , that an election b e
Basset ( as
c h u r c h , willr-i»r.
within motion a move,
t. t h e ,-,.«,|is! Huwcli.
i.nui^e-ItarteU
o| w h i c h will give the farmers or! ••rficienl.f and from n..w -until t h e held on t h e 21st day of September,
tin- «oulh a priee for t h e 192C f-otfon! wedding Alate-lm/merous social ar- I'.r.T) at w h i c h election the following Md onftiM. S h t J J ^ ^ f i q
a
c . o p that-will at lea?! b e a b o u - n , P ' fan-s. willl ro.i.pT.ment the b r u l e - i o - proposition shall b e s u b m i t t e d : _ T
h
e
s
t
a
t
e
m
e
n
t
^
"
'
ami
M
r
fiance.
Mrs
\
\
.
L
Deiipropo.S|tio„,ha,lbeStlhi*J^
cost of. production." T h e s l a t e m e n l u u a n t
•Shall t h e City Commission of
ie m a d e to p u t '
l Mr*._Hal « o o d l e y . s i s t e r c-f J
that an attempt-will be
.
c
e
n
t
s
"which
I
M
c
l
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l
t
i
n
i
b
l
e
y
,
will
enter
a
in
for
Mis»
Uie City of Marfa, exas, be a u t h o r 'Shall u,e City c o ^
he price at at lest 20
j
n v j . iis
s entirely
putirelv! Ellison
Saturday
in the opinion of many*,
,,
. . . , wiUi a tea and m i s-fzei l6r- i s s u e bonds of t h e City of
r,
too low." h e said. FoT-tlie farmer* cellaneous giH shower.
TBarfc HH-xas. in the sum M Firty^ "ed lo issue bonds orik
tn rerelve b e n e f i f s l ' f , indicated i n 'I'lie bride-to-!<~ \'*i li\-i*<»- b w e
creased rale of cation, "the in. erase _j,i„ cv _ childhood, naving c o m e tn:El Eight Thousand.Dollars (to8.000.00),
must crime w h i l e t h e c o t t o n is inj t h e p a s o w j ( n other* m e m b e r s of t h e payable, serially within any given
MX riiousan.} DoiUrs^,
hands Of (he farmer'.**E •
"
family from their former h o m e in number of years not to exceed forty
a
J'
>J.We^K-i-Jl r wiUUn'L1
Udnes Co-opei-utlon. . 4
| Maffa, Texas.- Miss Elltson grartua- years from the date Uierof, beafnumber
of years not to t ^ . .
1
' Iiivifation-to-«ip Cotton s t a t e s Prfti ted from high s t t i o o L a n d later af- u.ir. interest at the M e ,»r not (o >'ears from
IK«
onm,
- .i
e dJa .l e. .-r^^. "
fective k - j c i t ^ bankers. I j u s i n e s - . J tended t h e T e x a s Christian Univfiir- exceed-Six per cent (C%V.per anmgr interest a i , h e ^ . ^ . 1
m e n - a n d all c h a m b e r s of c o m m e r c e sity at Fort.iWorth
ll
Six per cent ( « , M ,
She is a sj-ter
of Mrs. Percy Moot num, payable serni-anriualiy", and to exceed
hr attend t h e m e e t i n g should be
Uln
na abl
> ? ^mu,^"'
given, senator Mnyfield said. A nin goinery ami of Hob and Clarence El- levy taxes 3tiffieeiit to pay the in-." '
venfenl to m a k e cnllon%pj'ii-es at-Hison^.
t< rest on, said bojlids and provide h ! ' ^ 7 ' « ? » shfficent lo juy'i,!
25 c e n t s or .TO rents, per pound wilL 7 Mr. I'lumbfey. son of Mrs. W. G.
sinking fund "sufficient to~ pay the ^rJgJ5l_on said bonds J M ,
r e c e i v e "my hearty endorsement." Brown, lias, also lived here for sevinl i
fundJ sufficient|,^J
bontis at maturity, said bonds being | csinking
' "" '"~
'
he said.
u\ years, his former home haviif~;Iniportance of concenL»d
effort been in Houston, where" lie was edu- issued for the purpose of the con- i>oncls at maturity, jaidboBiJI
f
immediately
w a s stressed in Hie cated. He is employed by the South- struction of \\aler works within a n d T ^ * ' ' °r the*purpose of iw
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l
n
t
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i
n
**r sewers-wjOA
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s t a l e m e n l . Cotton m e n ~ a r e 'hearty ern Pacific railroad, and he and his rfor s_a-i•cr^iS-i
f C i l y . as authorized b y t h e stni^tionn of
7rtt-"huHish" in tlrti outfook toward bride will make their- home in El
for
ilaiil
City,
as
authornMV.1
Constitution and General L a w s of
the market, i| w a s said, and a s a t i s - Paso.—El Paso Herald.
the S l a t e of -Texas, particularly Constitution and Oeneril
factory price rate should b e fixed
Miss- JuH.a_ Ellison was born and Chapters 1 and 7 . ' t i t l e ' 2 2 , R e v i s e d ithe
, a , e o
off Texas,
at once, SP.nalatlMavfield.said.
' n e sStale
passed her girlhood (lays in Marfa
Chapters Land 7, Title :¾
Statutes. 1925." ,."
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j Chapters
UrSZ^.^
TIIK M A l ^ A N A T I O N A L B A N K
(YaurXonierwatHre-Cuitodian.)
'«« '.-..,.. --leSottS^
FOH SALE—Government", bought,
All kiwi*-or'Junk. Krass, Copper, -cnaiwl d i s h e s ' f o r Sale cheap._aIso
A l u m i n i u m , Lm<L Rubber, Tildes* a" number of f e c u n d - M u d governB o n e s and Raas.
V
' *
ment was'ons. cheap astong; a s they
last.
-.fl
IIMlfo &. METAL CO.
. -7— •.
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u
-\V. M L O l T J U a A . V
,..Maria, Tesas.
El Paso, T e x a s .
Maria Lumber Go
J. W , H O W E L t ; Mgr.
.
",:
^¢^01¾.¾¾¾
^ - - ^ - ZrV*™'
in,be
i
and on lierTathcrs ranch near Ala-
Lets talk about your Sweetie, b u y mita. For the last ten years she has
t h e said election slialtf b e h e l d ] S , a , u t e ^ , 9 2 5 ; '
her a nice Ring at •LOCKIjEY^BJnsIlived with her parents in El Paso.
al County Court House in t h e City
rThc) said election 'shall it 1
Snle Ibis week! S e e w i n d o w display
.- . • i * of Marfa. and Hie TolIoWihg pained
aiirl this naper_for w e e k l y Speciaj?.
If y o u h a v e a n y news, don t hesi^ persons a r e hereby appointed m a n - a I County Court House
or Marra. and .the follifo!,
tate to st'iid it to llie pa|K>rs;' just
a g e r s of said eIcction.-_!owit:EM. D. persons are hereby appoint^*,
phone
2W
anil
w
e
will
do
t
h
e
rest:
Everybody has been asking "When
n e w s p a p e r is."-in -business solely liownds. B e n Avant. Jno. Humphris, agers^oLsaid election, tmrS: ]
can we 'have. DKCO to brush on at A
for t h e purpose of pleasing its "ctis- Mrs. Harry Hubbard and Mrs. W . J . Bownds. i Ben AvaTK, Jno. Ha
home" we havE^il n o w . - " • •- lomers. w e will be glad lo « l o . a n y - Mrs^Harry Hubbard "and M r s r W : J.
Mrs, Hary Hubbard and Mai
. . . „ _ _.
r.. c ROIUNS"(TN T7nn.-ox tiling 1» serve vou. s o "don'l be a f r a i d V1a. (1e ~s " a n ' -.,
t» s e u l l J n vour n e w s . '
:
d t h p ? a i d M. J L E B a w n d s , Yates; amd Jhe said M^
-hall be t h e presiding judce^jind the shall b e t h e presiding jodjtsajj
said B e n Avant and Jnn. H u m p h r i s said Ben Avant and Jnd Ha
r
& shall b e judges, and t h e said Mrs. shall be- Judres. andMheTiir
Harry Hubbard auxLMjrs.W. ,T. Yates Ilnrrv^Hublianl and MnW. J.1
shall bo clerk? at said eleirtnij
shalHh^Tdtn^kS-SrEsaiiL^ceno^
T h e said elrtion jhsti he |
T h e said elrtion shall b e held
" g r a d u a t e Philadelphia Optical Cotl|ge
u n d o ] - - t h e provisions j ) f t h e Con- under_jjie nrnvisions of the I
s t i t u l i o n and Law? of rR6~5fafc of sfituflon and T-iws of the $hs|
T e x a s , and o n l y qualified voters w h o Texas, and only qualified TrialI
are property taxpayers of said. City a f e . p r o p e r l y taxpayerj^of-jiaj
"sliall b e allowed to rote.
shair b e a l l o w e d to vote.
".
( G U A R A N T E E P E R F E C T SATISFACTION)
All vote_r?' desiring lo
All v o t e r s desiring to support
Hie proposition shall have w r i t t e n I h e proposition shall hiT? •
or printed upon t h e i r ; baMol t h e or printed upon their t i M |
words:
worete*-
Wagons ^ ^
fencing Material -~~
- Builders9 Hardware
^ _ Carpenters' Tools
Paints, Oils,
JDr.1Vlonroe Sldck^O^D
XilasSj Lumber^
WE„HAVETGRINDIND PLANT
Lenses Duplicated
Varnishes,
Slack and Jones
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Sash, Shingles —
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mare quickly in this' w a y . - ^
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Alitor ofltle mr^ATTEST:
Katheriur Duckworth
Citv Secretary.' »
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The Ladies of the Baptfct W. Mi
f5; will be phased to take orders for
raices at any time, phone Mrs. MeCracken or Mrs. Orr Kerr.
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lst Tuesday Night, 1st Degree
2nd Tue«day'Night, 2nd Degree
3rd Tuesdar Night, 3rd Degree
4th Tuesday Night. Initialory
Degree. All visiting brothers tre
cordiallv invited to be present.'
J. U. FORTNER N. G.
E. F. NlfJCOLLS, Setretary.
RLLING STATION.
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A I T E S T : .,
.•erlne Dneltworth
City Secretary.
Don't wait another day t o find out how little
Frigidaire.will cost completely installed in your
borne and. how easily you can "Buy It on the,.
General Motors drfrffrd payment plan. Coma
i n today. Or mail thecoupoa.
JACKS
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. PASSED AND APPRpVED. o n
" 'PASSED ANO APPB0^
this t h e 16th a y of AugusL 1926.
his the lC'lt.ny of"A"^
JNO. -T. HAMIC
JNO. T. HA!
"fTInyor o ? t h e City of Mnrfa.^Texas.
Never beforeJias_jucJi_a-J^ue^«s^hls^1Scen"~
IraieansEhat your home can have all
the convenience and economy of the best electric
refrigeration at a new low cost. It means that
you can have a,.tenuirte
Frigidaire—the'
product of General -Motors, word's largest
builder of electric refrigeratori. It meani, too,.,; thaLyou will be assured o f the same dependL «tiiHty nnA rinrability that have won the endortement of more than 200,000 Frigidaire users.
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prica art.rtductH.
Mcctuinltal null
antuUfw$l70.
Or yew can r«t a
cimfTnt metal cabIMS FHtidairt for
'aillBU a*
T h e m a n n e r of holding said elec
T h e manner of holdiesiiaj
t i o u shall b e governed by the laws- lion shall be governed by the |
of the S t a l e governing General E l e c - or the stat«-"governingCCMTIII
tions. • "
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tions.
•••- A copy of this order, signed by
A - e « i y 'of this order.
i lie Mayor of t h e .-City "of Marfa, and Hie Mayor' of theCily of JUrf»,|
.attested by t h e City Secretary of a l l e s r e d l b y TTielily S«n
said City, shall serve as a proper said c'ity. -hall serve l i a I
notice of said election.
nolice of said election.
T h e Mayor i? authorized .- and
T h e .Mayor is aulhome41
diiefie~it lo cause said notice to b e
directed lo cause said notice I
posted at t h e C o t m t y Court* House
pnstetkal theCounly Conrfl
The Jikice designated for holding
T h e place "designated for'
satd clrr/Mon"!. and at t w o ' o t h e r p u Tjnid election and at two<
blic places jn t h e City of Marfa, all
hlic places in llie-Cilyof J
of. said n o t i c e s to b e posted f o r a t
of sluiV nonces to be
least thirty (30' full days -prior to
Ieasi thirty "(3d'. full dil» 1
the date of said election.
the dale of said elcthm.The—Mayor i s further a u t h o r ,'--~Tlie Mayor is further i
ized and direcle<i to-have said n o t i c e
ir.ed and directed to-hstif s * '
nf ejection pubIished|pitcth.a_Marfa
of elertioiv published in 0«I
New Era, n n d B i g $ e n d . S e n f i e i ,
New Era. and Big BeriflTS^
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genardl ci.-'-ii.itton,
- n e w s p - i f ' s - f genertl/'"
published-i»-6aid city.'ond w h i c h n o
published in said-cay*-»f"
tieo shall ho published, o n c e each
tice shall be pi»blteh_f4««]
week for five w e e k s , the d a t o o f t h e
week for five weeks, the « « ^
firsl publication to he not less than
Tirsl publication toi benotk*!
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thirty Tnll d a y s . p r i o r to t h e fhjte of
r i o r• to the ^
thJrivJiilLdayi P !
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HINK O F ITJlAVithoutrmwinrM^Kcring
your present ice-box you cjui'convert U into a
genuine Fri^dalre-^at.a c o s t t s low as $170, plus
a smalt charge for freight and installation.
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BondsE^
And those opposed thill 1
- And tlH>3;?,-upposed shall h a v e
written o r printed upon their '.Bal- written or printed upon Ihor j
l o T t h e words; ' lot t h e w o r d s : *,
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-" "Against t h e Issuanee of W a t e r
'uA'BninstTli'e Issuance »f{
W o r k s Bonds."
Bonds."
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"For the Issuance o? I
Bonds."
"Fnr t h e Issuanyp of W a t e r
Phone MOT 201
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