The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 31, 1913 Page: 1 of 16
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Raid Against Bonds
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LIQUOR ICT CHANGED
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Washington, July 30.-Investiga- for the depression.
Attorney General Decides Sttut Ji Antonians Ask Governor to
that New York bankers have or*
Means Standard Net and
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bonds was demanded in a state-
Judge Murphy of Maverick county
of the season, hauls home enough home, near Ohio,
July 25, 1913, at about 11 o'clock
really place the
with as much in-
o’clockr"
life having been despaired of sev-
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the courts have not been uniform
J. G Moore to B.Tinkle,‘of Navar- in their interpretation. In several of the Governor's personal staff and
in the Texas courts 'de-
Mr. Kronkosky told the Governor
have been given that where today the Allison law ao it now
no time is designated it meant sun
stands grently discriminates against
Columbus CL Haile, vice J. W.
shake down the apples promiscu- resided. ' During frontier
favor of wholesale drug firms in
long time consistent
Vice F. D. Graft, resigned; Forres-
al surveys, consideration $15,827,50.
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Ruel E. Hamp-
deceased:
ily of children to mourn his death.
Baneera, Bandera county, Margaret
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RESIDENT DEAD
seed of any kind without selecting
Well Remembered Sewing Machine
with the greatest care the moot
donee in East Hamilton, considera-
J. A. Leech to J. A. Strickland, of
Weatherford.
f
8,228 3-4
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citizens of this county and was
August 12th and 13th Beginning at Everybody Boost-
Losey
ingFor Waco
Clement
Bertin
b-
...Lampe
The Sunny South...
Selection of Southern plantation Songs.
Bizzarie.
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Warren.
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Taylor, Texas, July 30— William- end of the country that saved the
son county has repudiated prohibi- day for the antis.
bition by what seems late tonight to
be a landslide.
Boxes in the county to hear from.
their own way.
thing that favored the college
divorced from the University of tion developed to the resolution
Ball games both days by two
that later returns will run this ma- of the campaign was the
ber of speakers brought
Prominent speakers both days.
A special address will be made by
Carlton, will be interested to
of her marriage to Mr. Robert
but this was ridden down by the
happy event
ilahoma, on tost
varsity buildings, and that the leg- supporters of the college. - •
Thursday, July 2Ath:
Mrs. Carl-
The educational committee in its cialousic will Qe furnished by the
report urged that rural schools be
{
by making
company was rather romantic to
t
c,
camping grounds for everyone.
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report the following among their
sales for 90 days ending July 28:
Miss Alesa Knight has returned
to her home in. Stephenville after
a visit with her friend,, Mrs. R. M.
Hamilton county, 274 3-4 acres,
Geo. W. Poe survey, consideration
the field and select the early big Bright's disease or bladder trouble
bolls that are grown on short-joint* and had been ill for some time, his
rendered more
the instruction
“The secretary of the treasury
should be summoned before the
stock loose to breed indiscrimin-
ately—instead of forcing the sur-
vival of the fittest by the moot
versity’s funds or securities until
the exact relations of the two
college, were expressed by 1,500 practice. The removal of all schools
Texas Farmers' congress tonight from politics, and the creation of a
t ' { -A . §
E G. Mayo, well remembered in
Hamilton as a traveling sewing
machine and piano salesman died
telligent help as the size of the
crop will warrant, will go through
Austin, Tex., July 30.-The At-
torney General's department admits
sympathizes with the loved ones
left behind In their deep sorrow.
824 for the antis and only 290 for
the pros. In Copeland but one pro-
hibition ballot was cast out of a
total ballot of 123. Bartlett, count-
ed on for a strong anti vote, went
Clyde Everett has returned from
a trip to Waco and other points.
The Attorney General answered
that it was the opinion of his de-
partment that the legislative ct,
relating to the opening and closing
I
BIC FOURTEENTH ANNUAL
PICNIC IT INDIAN GAP
The average farmer picks his cot-
■MBit opens, gins it, sells lint
and seed, and then, about the last
puts up this question:
“In reference to the 9:30 closing
act, please advise me if this is 930
dard or Western Union time and
not sun time.
112,50.
J. S. Deaton to W. B. Sweatmon,
doubled.
It would be just as reasonable to
Indian Gap Concert Band.
Remember the date—August 12
they see fit tn
Colonel Chapa, who to a member
County School Superintendent R.
P. Edgar to in Gatesville this week
on business.
saloons will be somewhere in the
neighborhood of 900 votes.
Thus far 5129 votes have been
accounted for and of this number
the antis have 2776, giving them a
will also be on hand to address the
old seltlers.
. Old Fiddlers' Contest in which
The following program to be
rendered by the Young Men’s
Booster Club Band at the court
house town Friday, Aug. 1st, 8:30 p.
m.. Prof. C. Lequarn director
in the previous election the antis
carried by a little over 200 votes.
'
Carlton, July 30:-—F. M. Rich-
bourg, an old and honored citizen
of this community for many years,
died at the family home near here
today, and will be buried tomorrow.
erford. Texas.
The report says that he died sud-
denly.
He leaves a wife and little girl,
to mourn his untimely death.
his suffering.
Deceased was born in Lousiana,
September the 7,1837. He served in
the Confederate army and came to
Texas at an early day, in 1870 he was
married to Miss Miriam Poindexter,
tive Henry, aided by the so-called
insurgent democrats on the house
m '
ber, real
county,
Total consideration... $96,767,50
Walker & MeInnish.
$8,227.50.
Total acreage
eeedfor next year's planting. In
this way as a rule he saves the lat-
est and poorest seed.
Texas, that the University's perma-
P Dent, endowment funds be divided
' by half with the Agricultural and
Mechanical college. That the legis-
glature “hands off" in the matter of
Mssuing bonds for82,000,000 for Uni-
6:00 p. m. August 11 th—to
Eclipse AB Former Ea-
tertainment.
seed for next year’s planting, and
{ would have this ginned to itself and
carefully store it where it will not
heat, it to safe to say that the next
season's crop would ripen ten or
fifteen days earlier than the aver-
age of this year’s crop, and that
, of the cotton seed selected as above
suggested, to infinitely superior
cemetery, near by, Saturday July
25th, ot 10 a m. Rev. H. D. Hud-
dleston conducting the funeral ser-
vice.
Mr. Stiles was a sufferer from
'-tfe
ton to traveling with a dramitic
company, and her marriage to one
of the commedians with the same
Sun Time
—......x
Citizen Passes
Away at Famfly Hearn Aitor
Long Illness
time. In the recent act regulating the Texas wholesale druggist to
of Navarro county,,1,500 acres, J. B. the opening and closing of saloons
Incomplete Returns of an Election Held to That County Tuesday of this
Week Indicate Anti Land Slide.
mobiles carried speak-
erf throughout the county.
leading druggist of San Antonio, to
submit to the Legislature the Alli-
son Liquor law for the purpose of
reformation to so for as to permit
wholesale drug concerns to ship
liquor into local option districts.
The Governor has not yet announc-
ed what action he will take. He
was requested bya resolution adopt--
ed by the Senate yesterday to sub-
-nt
islature act favorably on the house
committee's appropriation bill giv-
ing adequate financial support for
the Agricultural and Mechanical
kan COTTON
ernor did consent to submit the
Allison measure, it will reult to
Guaranteed Largest County Circulation
Pvvoxv.
Some Real
Estate Transfers
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show. I have spoke to not less
than 100 intimate friends and they
advise that their women folks are
sending out Cotton Palace postal
cards by the dozen, so we thus see
a unanimity in boosting that will
Western Union or to it 9:30 sun
time, which would, re
closing time at 10:06
—e
One By One The Beys Are March-
v tog Over the River Never
To Retrn.
A Fighting Chance............
March.
Everybody Two Step ...........
Sunshine in Alabama.........
An Occidental Episode.
Snooky Ookums...............
schools shall have been determineda prominent representative of the______
Southern States Cotton Corporation. Ruffin WHsnn whU-h
Bend concert every hour. Spe- occurred in Enid. Okk
grptnum-
here from
If, when thecotton begins to
open, the farmed
AND RUSTLER
li w-.; t.tv
MAh AhA
ro county, 3,129 .acres Francis
Las
W. J. Dunken, et aL of McLen-
nan county, to J. G Harris, of Nav-
arro county, 2,000 acres, Wm.
Fream and other surveys, (Stone
Ranch) consideration, 818,000.
B. F. Watson to J. G Harris, resi-
orenimnci mimm
—dhpAhha
instanter and reveal the facts to the
American people as their agent,"
eaid Henry's statement, “and the
head of every great bank in New
York should be sent for at the earl-
toot possible moment, placed upon
the stand before the committee and
grilled most thoroughly. The sec-
rotary can and doubtless will dem-
onstrate exactly how these gentle-
men manipulate the market, put up
and down prices of United States
bonds and control financial destin-
lee of the American people." .
Literature advertising the above
great event says, among other
things:
The committee in charge of the
arrangements this year has beaten
i all past records in preparation for
| the comfort and convenience of the
thousands of visitors that annually
attend these picnics.,
One of the most varied programs
has been arranged with a special
view to the amnoament of the
young people this year than ever
before.
Old Settlers’ Day August 13th:
This day has been designated as
Chairman Glass, however, declar-
a. nt, and was buried at Live Oak ed the committee had its hands
^Farmers9 Congress Demands
Separate State Colleges
shortness and sharpness of the con-
test; Taylor has been the Seat of
war of both .sides, headquarters
having been maintained here. It
was from this city, too, that the
For Hamilton First; And All Th» Thne
“No 21
enjoy an outing on the banks of the
* - * * ‘ i river. Plenty
full cqpsidering the administration
currency bill, and did not propose
to be diverted. Nevertheless he
and other committee members
made it plain they shared the sec-
retary’s opinion as to the reasons
Texas Post-
offices Filled
highly respected. Hundreds of
friends and acquaintances all over
the county will be deeply pained to
The children are:
theory and half and 13—Beginning "600 p. m. ____ _____ .________
August 11th. - that the ceremony was performed whole western end of Williamson been carried on and from here that
Everybody invited to come and -—-heihat--a-- *_
"iieSsnlpiF‘"upmv‘FORMERMMMuTow
o t’asssiix.is:
The campaign has been meat
With but eight bitterly fought by both proa and
Miss 131a Montague, vice Lee Risinger, re-
moved; Hightop, Cottle county,
Wm. H. Burke (new office); Map-
ernor was urged today by Colonel
having a hard nut to crack: County F. A. Chapa and Albert Kronkosky
on tbs stage after ths show and was
witnessed by the show people and
audience. Rev. Mr. G A. Smith, of
pro majorities It was the eastern
Medley two step.
The Sun Dance................Friedman
Characteristic Indian dance.
-W ed, vigorous, well-fruited stalks, un-
til he has saved enough to furnish oral days before death relieved
learn of his death and in common
Cotton Palace with all or them the writer sincerely
Antis Carry Williamson
County by Big Majority
ganized a campaign to depress the committee on banking and currency
price of government two per cent
Mr. Sam Stiles, mention of whose issued today by
illness appeared exclusively in last
week's Record, died at the family
last Thursday, July 24th, and was
Deceased was one of the pioneer buried Friday the 29th. at Wenth
SS'XXS whe
al and Mechanical night and every- advanced. - . camping grounds for everyone.
year, for we are asm red that there
will be additional attractions Jo the indications tonight are that the
S^b! retaiping the
county has gone dry, Georgetown, dozensofauto
Liberty Hill, Florence, Leander, c-
* College Station, Texas, July 30.-
Demands that the Agricultural and passed with an unanimity of pur-
Mechanical college be'completely pose that was remarkable. Opposi- valuable prizes will be given to the
the yield would be practically with his family removed to Ohio,
Haviltonicounty.Toxasiwhereuth omoeS;Drgper,pickens oqunty.
impovecjotrostockdsiexPeopiane Seileg‘TomSelen,Mra. Dick Cook,
ed; Cupp, San Augusitne
illiam R. Creech (new Moore survey, consideration, $39,-
There has been a good deal of giving the Legislature the right to
Walker-McInnish Land Company litigation in the various States in- go into any prohibition subjects
volving this identical question and
wThsfrncndmnd jority up to nearly 500.
Umiversit’s Endowment to Be Divided—Legislature "Hands Off’ in B 0
tonEiswoogntzaRuel.
Washington, July 30.—The fol-
lowing fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed for Texas:
MonI „e Tn 1874 Ka Turnersville, Coryell county,Ed-
at Mansfield, Texas. In 1874 he win J. Bailey, vice Charles B. Shri-
, , Lomgham, resigned; Panama,
the early develop- Reeves county, Elizabeth A. Moses,
mit the Allison tow. By some it to
of saloons in the State, meant stan- believed that in the event the Gov-
protesting against the hypotheca-
tion, bonding, selling of the Uni- crack ball teams.
antis. It was in this contest, pro-
bably more than in any other of the
kind in the state, thdt the ouremo
bile came into great use as con-
veyance for campaigners. Hun-
dreds of cars in the county were
used by both sides, tours through-
out the county being almost daily
occurrences.
One of the remarkable (Ceatures
Mgorau and thebestandhope Prady county, Joe H Campbell vice Mills ' „ e
w4or rood results Miller, of.Hamilton, Launa Stiles Hatfield, resigned; Silver, Coke tion, 85,000.
r ’ ft ufLu tn MV that . n-r . and Marvin Stiles. county, Mrs-N.C. Padgett, vice
kb fair to My that ten per cent ------ ~ --- Mary t Walker, resigned.
of the cotton seed selected as above BAND CONCERT PROGRAM —-------
pi
ously from a tree and take them to days and — —.---. » _________- gau, v. _ — —
thefair,hopingtowin a preminin moot of Texas, he served as a Ter- vice Laura E"Dyer, resignee; New Stephensetal ‘surveys, considera- in Texas no particular kind of time other states. They eey wholesale
in competition with a num who as Ranger to protection adainst Ulm, Austin cqunty, Guavts R s 3 Zinn to D W Gray or Boe- Was desienated__ - druegiste all over the Stataweaid
had selected only the choicest thieves and outlaws. He was a Voight, vice L R. Fink, resigned; .. W; 2? P02. m . welcome in having the law amend-
- specimens, or to turn all your long time camaletent member of que, acres Wm.Freamet ANATrp pinNrrQ ed.
Intermezzo.
United Nation................Barnhouse
Patriotic March.
(Waco Morning News)
“It certainly looks good,” said a
well known Waco live wire, “to see
the people taking such a lively in-
terest in boosting the Cotton Palace.
Auto owners are buying Cotton
Palace pennants that wave to the
breezes and speak for themselves
in advertising the beautiful expo-
sition that will be pulled off this
year, November 1 to 16 I notice
traveling men are securing business
cards with the Cotton Palace on
the reverse side. The leading stores
and the smaller ones as well are
featuring the dates this, year and
otherwise shoving the Cotton Palace
to the front Al this means a
greatly increased attendance this
The election was replete with other sections of the state to ad-
surprises. Taylor gave a vote of dress the voters. Another was the
Austin, Tex., July 30—The Gov-
to the average ofthe other ninety
per cent; therefore if you plant only
the average of the whole you in-
vke deterioration at nine to one.
Every cotton grower from the
man who raises one bale to the
man who raises one hundred bales,
can very greatly increase his yield
and his profit by this simple and in-
expensive method. This to some-
thing that you can do in your own
field; try it
p ---------------
Mrs. E. E Holmes and daughter
I Mrs. R P. Edgar, will leave tomor-
, row far an extended visit with rel-
atives in Oklahoma and north
Texas.
Laurendean
pro 131 to 70, almost 2 to 1. The chief work of the campaign has .
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produce the most wooderous results, majority of 427. It is expected
HAMILTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1913
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Henry Wants Probe of
Bond Issue tor Buildings. Carry Unanimously.
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Peck, L. O. The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 31, 1913, newspaper, July 31, 1913; Hamilton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564511/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.