The Sulphur Springs Gazette (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 12, 1923 Page: 1 of 8
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TOD. 59—NOTT
SULPHUR SPRINGS. TEXAS, -^IDAY, JANUARY 12, 1923’
Your New Year COL BUD B10KS IFABIil CBEDITS BILL Commerce
The book lies open, and its pages so fait-.
Are spotlessly clean and white.
And you hold the pen in your eager hand
With which you intend to" write.
But think—ere you dip the pen in the ink,
. That- without a shadow of a doubt,
The words you write .on each pure white leaf
You can never erase or blot, out.
Von held in your hand a .princely gift.
And its value to you is untold,
•\mt day by day like a beautiful flower
Its beauty and worth unfold.
You can make your life a shining mark,
A star that will glow and glisten,
Whatever your course take heed ere you white
h-or when you have 'written— you have written.
Von.may carry the seeds of kind words and deeds
But they are Mingled with many «, tear,
And you give no thought of the harvest to come '
As you scatter them here and there. ■
The tiny flowers will wither am die
While the tare# will grow over night.
They’ll stare from the page of the. book you hold.
For you’ve written what you pnnot re write-.
You are eager to write, but watch the clean page
That you mar mot its beauty by stain.
i,:or when it is no tears of regret
Can .bring it*! p®ra whiteness again.
"Yon can write i» tetters of love or of hate
But like Knag Pilot of old,
The words you have writ—-you have written
Which .naught but the last day will imkold.
BUIS HjkEBEFORE THE SENATE
Medical So. Resolution
of the farm credits pro-1
’ ^.jng!
j CM. E. W. (Bud) I
tifalirti;, k>nan and
ring on his “broad acres” n^a-1 gram,"the Capper bill,
‘west of the city, has recently p,- j for co-operative loan ass^pTr(,
j vested in a Ford. and other credit extension fea
j Bud relates some funny oxiypri
cnees in acquainting himself vjitl
~——.— | CHILD, ASLEEP IN BE.D, j Whereas, representatives' of
w . T 0 , i STRUCK BY BULLET; [the Hopkins County Medical As-
Washington, Jan. S.-The first! THEN SLUMBERS OB j sdciation haTe 8ppeamI
' ’ . the Chamber of
Wichita Falls. Jan. 8.—-Francis
before
Mitt'"
Commerce
Council of Agriculture on Jan. 5,
ms Kemp, 8 years old, daughter otjJ928 representing the desire of
ea- Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Kemp, resuH^ Medica,. Soci(rtv to have car-
lures, was reported formally to i„g along the Wichita River, 10 jn anrendffieBts made tn the
the senate late today by Chair-1mile's southwest of Iowa Pariy W , ,. , . , .
: the'self-starting machine that Ms .man McLean of the Senate Bank-1 has a fractured skull as the re- ", ^ / '' ° Pimic<’ t0i
>ade -Henry- famous. i , jing Committee and leader* plan- Jt of a peculiar accident. f . i
j He stated that the machine Vac | ned to begin its consideration I Saturday night at. 11 o'clock: ., , ‘ f or^aitaa .ion ton
aIngh 7“ ri rea7“ 11 7 1“™ 0r, W"T r Mr- Kemp SaKl th0t he W“ 7°"' community its greatest asset, and
land parked it over night, <tel Those m charge of the pending1 sed from his slepp by. a cry from j w, ® ^
! attempting to make vital ebnr^j administration shipping bill} had' his daughter. ~ *-tq**j wt eie>e’ a tcl l,e
i tions on tho following | agreed previously to lay it aside
* the “ignition” or “demnitiodP jand give way to the farm credits
\ System was out of gear and Rad • measures.
j had to go to the barn, harness old ' The Banking Committee also
Beck and. Hulda to a wagon tfd arranged to supplement the Cap-
a
He wwnt to her, eonSii4€ir'atj0^j that the present
room but found her asleep m be<i i medical laws are sound and ade-
Sunday mornmg when the tc for the 9afeg.lmrdin„ of
tie girl arose she explained of puWie health jf the ponaltjes are.
a headache and an examination and the methodB of en.
revealed a bruised place on the,f strengthened
.give the “Tin Lizzie” a. ..‘••.pin;peh bill soon with the Lenroot-1 »>ae,k 0f her'head. I ' „ . A • ■■
1 across the meadow to get up ,#rjA.nderson government aid bill. I ^ physician was called. It , . 6 1 er® 010 ies0 ve ' *wt
j dilation. ' ! Chairman McW* report on ! wa J0Ld that the wound ka k, c—n go o, a,
While Bud was driving ^ the Capper bill said that necessi- ’’been caused by a pistol bullet ameiy men o j, ren-
team, the man at the w'heel of lr. ty for extension of farm credits ^nt had gone through the win- S lcn an' smpp01 ° ' ’oc> &
Ford was busy pulling her in g-cUr was recognized in view of the im c|ow pajfie near the child’s head
and then out. until finally -ell jj^portance of the agricultural and, An operation was perforated
the “systems” of the whole mSlive stock industry. In recom-1 Monday morning and the bullet "JLLTve-l’'tb.t
j chanism turned loose at one#, mending Extension of *the War extracted The attending physi-! ' • . . 't-’
| The team got somewhat frights- j Finance Corporation for another1“V said'that the child sustained ™pr*«tai.v«. ™ the senate and
fed and stepped off more glih^year the committee report said a slight fracture of the skull.
[than common, the driver was do jJbe corporation had proved of] Officers are of the opinion that
ling his best to throttle dow: the j value to agricultural interests tjie bullet, was a spent one, hav-! :
lcj*r. and in the melee that vJlowvrimd its continuation for a longer jn„ ^cen fired probably a kftlf *Iutlon*
body
the law by prescribing higher
penalties and strengthening the
methods of enforcement.
our
and
in the houses of representatives
be informed of this act by fnr-
i nishing them a copy of this reso-
-Sclected.
ed. Bed lost his hat and the errj period was-desirable.
mile away as it pushed its way
TEETH OF MASTODON
BOUND NEAR BONHAM
> ■#
CULBERSON ON TOUR
V The committee made few chan- tben a half inch into the
to urirrri' gFs in the bill as drawn by Sen-‘^n aT1(| f]esii. "
and stated that he thought there j a.tor X’apper., Rep. of Kansas. | _;__—
ran over it.
Mr. Brooks eame on
AFTER GIVING BOND [was evidently something vong j chairman of the farm bloc. It
|MINISTER GOES HUNTING;
if r , mm HE IS LOST
ii'ri i bnt g.. 4 -
Chamber of Commerce:
Council of Agriculture.
Sulphur Springs, Tex *
Passed in general meeting as~
semble^; Jan; 1923, 8 p. m.
M. ^ Sherwood, Pres.
See.
'f
ajo Uve^about »We north 'of! w- who is '-eharge^ parts so as to venture ^ ;
‘im env/hua several teeth of a | witK killing M. L. Lamar, sales: j sis as to what particuW| sociationa with $1,000,000 ^ sheriff’s force, arc I ♦ ’ k
•nastodr.-n A IvW he plowed ip ^ecntly of Houston, yester- was not functioning properTy and j Loans on live stock paper would j ^ yer counts north U SHALL WE LIVE AGAIN9 ♦
♦evr days ago. One of the icMh ^’.v was picking up his charged the whole thing with not j be extender to three years JhCj^f jBonham in search of the Rev.! ♦ ♦
veigheu u ur iv.imds, and *j w-re,tour of inspection of National | being exactly right in some way. j producing and marketing period] G Huston iTli t of thc!4
•ft a fair state of preservation. Guard units today, following his
Ferrell intends to dig more in an
■ffort to discover bones of the
mt mster.
A number of such skeletons
save been found in this county.
$1,250,000. BUILitiNG
FOR DALLAS PLANNED
Dallas, Jan. 6.—The first big
building permit for the year war
issued today. It was to the Ef-
ficiency Apartments Corporation
The writer was really uneasy
said to be necessary-
agricultural paper under the eo-
Gcneral1 v* ”* — — i- Victor Hugo’s great soul ♦
iFirst Presbyterian church of thiil4 found utterance in his later ♦
release late yesterday on an ap- about, Bud when he first saw him agricultural paper under the co-, A , . « ,, . ' ,,
H.J •<«». L„ »„sM ™ pta,...H W. ir 1.25. % ZTJ5S5
Sheriff W W Murphy said all’ferine from high blood pressure to nine months as compared with I 0-thu^’ lcft the tally Monda.> which will find an echo m ♦
out till TV. «. Aiuipii) Miu caiyumg ,iom wuuu yi . , v . „ , j morning' on a day's hunting imp .4 nianv hearts: “1 feel
witnesses' to the shooting were be- but was glad to learn it was one the universal limit of. <> months ^ river ! ^ r v ^
fore the grand .jury of the Third of those early experience lessons [on ordinary commercial papers.
tieth District Court yesterday that all new drivers have to nn-j —*----—
afternoon. dergo before becoming a prora- j THOUSANDS GATHER
W. Wi Barnes of Electra, who 'cient chauffeur. . j ■ FOR GIANT BARBECUE
was within a few feet of the -———*—-——— [ OKLAHOMA CITY
shooting, said he saw the two, LIQUOR CARGO FOR FT. j • ^ 8 !search was immediately' institut- j 4 riiine is on my head: The ♦
men. talking in low tones m ti out j WORTH IS SEIZED ‘UC J ‘ t '! ' * ed, continuing throughout the 4 earth gives me its. generous *
of the shop, and saw Culberson! . _ j—Oklahoma. City was the mecea.^^ - g e - n. g in on,.
suddenly draw an army automat-1 Oklahoma City. Jan. 9.—Police fo3; tens thousands of persons | gU]1S( glovcs and tobacco
in ♦
I ♦
Rev. Mr. Huston failed to ap-|4 am like a forest once cut ♦
pear at the meeting place where 4 down; the new shoots are ♦
all agreed to meet before dark to 14 stronger and livelier than 4
return home. At that time ihe|4 ever. I am rising. 1 know, ♦
first uneasiness _ was , felt. A 4 toward the sky. The sun- 4
fur the erection of an 11 story j ie and fire at Lamar who reeled j today swooped down on the Rock, toda«v as the holu' drew near for , ^ few cartrjdgcs wcre fovmd
apartment house at a cost of j and fell. He said Culberson fired island Railroad yards here and sthe- beginning of Governor-Rlcc tf bluff of the river bank
~.l,250.000. ! the second shot after the man '',,, riwd t,vo fwight cars, each of 'T; r Valton’s inaugrural celebra- >' a l1"-* 01 ' l
The permit showed an expendi-1 was down and then, said: “You -vvhich they allege was lialF filled.,
Hire of $1,100,000 for the build- J have ruined ray home, or words1 . vthisky consigned from a r airplanes,, automobiles, ra.il-
to a
road trains and interurban • cars
He was. a former chaplain in
4 sap, but the heavens light ♦
♦ me with the reflection of ♦
♦ unknown worlds. You say ♦
4 the. soul is nothing but the ♦
4 resultant of the bodily pow- ♦
the World War, previously serv-|4 ers. Why. then, is my soul ♦
ing a number of years in the 4 more luminous when
ray
army, and was dressed in. full 14 bodily powers begin to fail ? ♦
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Wearing ’Em
All Winter
mg'alone. It was said tlie prop- to that effect. Tom Green, an-'pranbfort Ky distillerv
s,.—sr ^;E£-pj:—y- - — -:
k-- , nesses sa.cl i-amai a<s\ei »p. e merchandise. • j , , . ! direction of une hunters to Ra- ♦ j breathe at this hour the ♦
1 '™rd' • Authorities expressed the heMct'A™ the lowly ox car, was P**- answering hk\* fraKra«ce of the lilacs the *
During the war Major Culber-1 that thf spirits were to be unload-™to scrv.ee as a means of, and asking a jitneyle, vioIets Md the roses, as at *
son served as battalion commend cd he!, and sold among the 1 transported,on ioh tneu- owners. J t0 Denison | „ ^ ^ The „ arep T ♦
or-oftheFn,, Battalion of the| ft,.0Kgs Ending the i”™^1! J “"cSr '-here he said he had a sicK bahfj a apr,road thp md th(, plafn. ♦
Gne Hundred and IB orty.-second j celebration of Governor J. C. Wal- dehmt€ shaPe 3 eriuday ^^en| and wa« in a hurrv to get there. !
! ton. V I ^ T°nfd t0 fr Sta,i I The man is said to have alighted . „ m„ #>_ues ,
----■ I Forty-two eases of liquor wuf B~a»*i to observe the sr^tmg ^ within a blodt ot tbe! * worfds ' ^ ^
FRUIT EATES TO ‘found in one of the cars, nafoe!mlIe lon« barbecue pits, f
REMAIN UNCHANGED | faid. The otjier ilas not yet
! Xo a™StS Mve '■insure great beds' of live coals I ««>.000 OUNCES OF TEXAS
Washington, Jan. 9,—-The St.
Louis, Brownsville and Mexico; raa^e-
railroad was ordered today by } "■ '
WOMAN LEARNED TO
filled; ^ .
. . „ ... t v t »■ Union station at Denison,
[rn s Wth tons of tire wood which was | / _____
il^Jset off early yesterday morning !
4 er I hear around me the 4
4 immortal symphonies of the ♦
me. ♦
4 It is marvelous yet simple. ♦
4 It. is a fairy tale, and it is ♦
4 history. For half a century ♦.
SILVER MINED IN YEAR,4 I have been writing- my
the interstate commerce commis-
sion to continue in force the
present joint rates on fresh fruit
j and vegetables originating on its
READ AND WRITE AFTER i
SHE WAS 70 YEARS OLD
Viiless your? dead sure
■ and seo rah ed stones over which
|will be cooked fourteen varieties: j* thoughts in prose and verse; ♦
‘of meat ‘ The feast will be ready! Washington. Jan. 6.—Texas!* history, philosophy, drama, *
to serve tomorrow at boon. [mines produced 600,000 ounces[♦ romance, tradition, satire, ♦
The three-day program startedfof sllver ,n lm> »eeordm» H* «> and song; 1 have tned it ♦
T1 at high noon todav when Govern. Ch«|« W. Henderson of, the!* all. lint t fed that t have*
'•-Mrs- 1 J or-Elect Walton was administer- boded-States Geological Survey,, * not said the thousandth part ♦
Pine Bluff
(lines in Texas and moving over; Paris, Tex.. Jan.
you tbc Missouri Pacific to St. Louis jp. Waits, living on :Pine Bluff ^ Qa^ of 0ff'jee before a * Department of Interior. The ♦ • f what is in me. When I go ♦
••an stand the summer weights all j an(j consuming territory beyond.; street, who is 86 years old. lej.ro*' sessjon 0f the legislature m^nes at Shatter, which ♦ d--\rn to the grave I can say ♦
winter don t risk itj Its not ^jle railroad, by new schedules J ed to read and write after sshe t capjtal This afternoon 'have been in. operation ninee 1885 4 likt many others, lI have ♦
filed last September, proposed to: was 70 years old. After learn-j ^ tonight, the state house will I to contribute the bulk; 4 finished my day’s work,' ♦
cancel the rates, but the inter- ring she wrote each of her effiild e0nverte(j int0 a monster five*(nt’ thc °Wput. }♦ but I cannot say, ‘T have fin- ♦
worth the chance, and besides
there are too many good winter
bindei-wcars waiting for you here.
During this January x Clearance
t-hes'e at the price they are mark-
ed. Buy now for next winter.
mm
state commerce commission
dered an investigation and
ale y on can 1 afford io miss qQ^-ed the existing levels to be
or- ren a better which they are pro
re-[serving as souvenirs.
maintained pending a. decision.
, .storied ball room and for thc first! Several small tote 0. silver Orel* ished my
| land perhaps the only time, itS|WOTe sl«Pred fro» I>ro*Pecte a,
. 1 corridors will echo with the blare the Northwest counties Wder-
Pljnty ot ttoeshed a*oe, ■ orc!ie!)tras. combined 'llc Wo
,.«• shells, alfalfa meal and • mw subdue<l sh.ains o£ nWi -—--«-
Shed Chapman will open up; scraps- for your ehiekerra Phone \ * •■ tw Virginia I Phone 644 for cleaning and
Wednesday.Lr sec Berov Grain Co. W4 de-i^f _ If
his new tailor sh op
Phone 644.
13-wx liver.
reel Md other pre-twentieth een- j pressing. Shed Chapman’s new
Jn-ws.nuy tet-pi-sehorean tunes. {place. lH-tvx
life.' My day’s ♦
♦ work will begin again the. ♦
♦ next morning. The tomb is ♦
♦ not a blind alley; it is a ♦
♦ thoroughfare. It closes on ♦
♦ the twilight, it oix-ns on the ♦
♦ dawn.-—Ex. ♦ ,,
♦ ♦4’4 4444 444
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Briggs, O. B. The Sulphur Springs Gazette (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 12, 1923, newspaper, January 12, 1923; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1128300/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.