Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 222, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 2, 1925 Page: 4 of 8
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A QUESTION OF REASON
1 ■ tlE SUPREME COURT, in decisions of xntl-tr«Hl
***** W11. !«|«| down what Is knoan a-* flu
[*** rc**oa- It had a moat far.reachins eftoci
[Jj*8* f®*rnun*bt'a prosr-cm l-on of tnmbinaiioaa
restraint of trade. Inasmuch aa it established the
(®* that “only coatrarta In unrcaronablc restraint
«*erc
d f«|
in
"JLv-
weTr I* violation of the rorumon law. Thla
wwi Maar«naoaable** became therefore, a very
®h*- n*c are wondering whether it mnj
¥»£» • *rr*t deal ta connection with Texas’
prohibiting March and aaiiure. which w
it the laat aeaaion of the State Legislature
avowad purpose of “protecting the people
rr P< haaaaloa of Constitutional rights guaranteed
■f 1 lfth Am—dmeat."
TW paw search aa<P seizure law declares, annse
S*> ihat “It shall be uMawful for may person
•Ulcer or state ranger to search the prt-
actual place Of habitation. perron or
pose ess ion s of any person without having
; lrat obtained a search warrant as required by law.
j ^TlotaUoo of any.provision the penalty is fixed at
Ji ®*o $100 to tpdt^ or not more than six months
^ county jail, or both fine and imprisonment *'
t la further provided that evidence secured by illegal
hhd seizure can not"be used to hrini about i
Contemporary
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!. THE SEW BEHKOUP PL AX
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: Thera are aev-
enty American cities of 1O0.4O0 or more population in
the United States. Of the seventy Just one so hand-
led Its street traffic problem fhat daring the first
five months of J92S it did not have one single fatal-
ity. Thla is why the methods of New Bedford. Maas.,
are so interesting to the people of Philadelphia.
The policy of the Massachusetts city is baaed on'1
two salient ideas. Oae is the education of tbe people
especially of the children. The other Is suspension
of driving licenses as a preliminary protest to the
reckless driver, and stern justice for him. if he per-
rlsis in his recklessness. J
A special police campaign of education, with
porter*. charts and #hort talks, reached every boy
and -irl in public npd parochial schools. Every
reirk less driver *as quietly reported to the State
Registrar of Automobiles pnd received a stiff warn-
ing This, nnd the thirty-day nuspe^alon of driving
license. has reduced the number of court cases to *
minimum \
Chief JDoherty further lays stress op the Idea
that his orders to hi* traffic square are that their
business is that of train dispatthlng. and hot to stmp
cars. Unless absolutjy nece-snry. They are not to
t
hark drivers up and make them po through maneuv-
ers while holding ap traffir. Argument with the
motorist is unknown in Massachusetts.
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PARAGRAPHINGS
THE OLD HOME TOWN
V a
— GROSS CUT FIELD IS
. 111t conviction of any person accused of crime Coder | _tv New°YorkerU
t j} new law a verdict of^-aot guilty v.** brought in. .Many a younei
! I—tructiou* from the court, in af ca--e tried iu uicnth will soon be
• lh WaMsra Tot... ,>.<____«.. ... ____it. Norfolk Virsini
Nothing . invigorating in Europe* uwe-zone.—
Wall street Journal
The perplexing problem is to get the tolerant
id tolerate the intolerant—Toledo blade
One akay to cure the reckless driver might he to
sentence him in'walk for a while
•Why should.a "treat commoner
about his ancestors" 1 “
porter
Police are still hunting
berfy else seems to have
• Evening World.
Ft begins to look now as if the' evolutionary war
would bo fought out hy P. H. D.’s and the R F. Da
Canton News
worry so much
t- Boston Shoe'and leather Re-
l ; >
; bootleggers. Most <-verr-
Fouud theirs.--*New- York
youngster who; gets out of college this
L.
f
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B Waptem Texas county this week ut which an cff1eer
searched the defendant» automobile and rii- ,
therein a quantity of liquor, and bind follow
eH the search and seizure with^tbe arrest of thi
automobile The court held that surl
seizure wag unlawful, unless the offenst
^»een “committed in the presence <in;'
Wtthte' the view of the officer .
Now comes the queaDna of the "rule of reason’
tpplied to this statute. The Fourth Amendment
to the ,natiooal Coastitution cays that "The right
of th« people to be secure in their perron>, houses,
. and effects, against unreasonable searches
BhH naianfcs. shail not be violated. and n-i warrants
to*** I*UI npon probable cause, supported by
•■Ok •* affirmation, and particularly dcecnkiu^ ^lpt
pin— to ha searched, and the persons or things to he
_ The “rule of reason" would direct that
search and seizure, udder this Atm-fad
ia unlawful even w hen based ui>on search |
but it means; also, that none except ua* i
be. wishing he bad got more out of
Norfolk Virsinian-Pilot.j
It is getting so that th^ innocent bystander can
not understand where theology *ad* itnd belkioc
begins Boston Shoo^md leather Reporter.
Tennessee is at least consistent in not fgcoring
evolution it was *!ro the last State to grant Irotnan
suffrage.-rThe Thomas K Pickerill Service
Chicago girl says
pays
find nut
her [fall
»uf w Ho
her s debt
she
is. 1
will marry the man who
but applicants had better
made thd debts.—-t'Columbia Record,
If we understand I>" Fosdick coneetly. the great
trouble with the Charrp to-day is ithat it is leading
life — Tbe New Yorker
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Ski
Slight Increase
Postal Receipts
/
At Local Office ^
V.
THE TOWN IS Pf?€TTY DEAD
WHEN SUCH A TOO«V« COOK/NCg
ST^ANCsE^ iS A8kf *Tt> WALK.
THE FUUi » r OF MAIN ^
STREET ^TiCgP -_,
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PRAIRIE OIL ARB 6AH CO. HAS
GOOD SHOWING AT DEPTH
OP «M FEET.
F. D. Williamson, who la now
buildings big oil rig on the New-
ton tract, midway between tho
Ryrd oil Yield and the Cross Cut
field, returned from Fort Worth
yesterday where he spent the ns«
few days looking after matters
.pertaining t«r his oil Interests. Mr.
Williamson says interest iu the
north Brown county field is, grow-
ing in a satisfactory way and the
field is being gradtullY extended in
n southeasterly direction. New fa-
ces are seen in the Cross Cat field
daily and Increaaed interest la
shown in leasing.
Another good well was brought
in Wednesday op the ‘J. \V. Newton
tract by Gilman A Conway. Thla
well is said to be produdn;: 35#
barrels and is dually regarded as
one of the heat Weils in the Cross
Cut Held. T
The well being put down by the
Prairie Oil A Gas Company on the
Armstrong tract, midway between
the Cross Cnt field and Pioneer, is
down about #00 feet and hxia fine
showing of oil even, at this depth.
Oil experts feel very mare that this
the big- wells in the |
Postal receipts for the paut quar-
ter, April. May and June, totalled
112.8*2.a: cording to Wilbur
Smith, assistant postmuster. This
includes tbe increase in the Mgtnl,.*-*
rates which became effective T\pri:* .
15 and only fifteen days ol the past
quarter counts for the old rate.
For the llrtt quarter of the year,
the receipts totalled 115.292.91
which was an increase of about
1250 over tbe same period for 1»24.
The total receipts for the flrlst six
months of 1924 w«s $27,109.47. for
the second quarter In 1924 112,057.
For the first six month of this
year, the postal receipts totalled
128.115.54.
There is only a slight Increase for
the same periods of the two years
nnd this Is partly due to the In-
crease in the postal rates since
April 15. Mr. Hmith said.
“The receipts fall off Iq the sum-
mer mouths.'’ Mr. 8ml4b state...
“and If dry weather dontlnuea. the
postal receipts' will show s decline
Just us the buslneks in Hrown-
wood."
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Clean Up Brown wood
Make the Town Nice
Interest In the locality
located to high pitch.
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Daily Washington Letter
By CjlARI.tlS FT
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ktewaht
A^HINGTON. J.ily
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>1* search ahd seizure is
to be prohibited.
ucit ax any act that is reasonable is lawful.
• thea. is search and seizure without .a ‘‘earch
- ---be ela-^sificd as reavnaablc* Surely.
•j IHare are instances of this character, hut the Texas
t-luw does not recognize tpe possibility of :heir exlsj-
j Y*®®*-, I-*t u.- suppose; for instance, that an imn-
je WohUe Is driven past a peace officer; and. as it pass-
the officer* nt^ac tells him that the^car contains
liquor WcuM it he re*«onabl« fbr tvim iminedlatelj
to follow the car and after catching it to search it
bis seaac of smell had told his was therg ,
to seize any illicit liquor he might discover? Or
J w°®ld It be reasonable to require the pear, officer
I to hurry over to the court house, swear out a search
warraat and then come hack and try to find the of-
fwdizz car long after it hail disappeared -
Th* Leei.-iatura sometimes does
3
Upon tbr next twelve-
ff month's political dere^opmeats growing out of
Senator Robert. M. Ig» Foliette » death depends na
ticnal ffotttJ>id'-iia ? futurt*. pcrhap-> for many
years.
Is Frtigreasive ism a movemeut i*f nhirh l a
I cll/*»tc wsssno more than a port—a tiuchfy im-
portant part—hut only a part'-
Or was he the nhoie ihi.og'* ! \
it the former’s the ia.f, of youjr.'C. even the
death of a strong leader tan spell no mere than a
temporary setback, a little more delay
If the latter, tbe cause, too. is dcadx *.
ISTEN iFTe. grown ups. I'll giv you a tip
age ft*eling short Youth mill return if
to a poppy amusement resort..
Out when* me thrill and the fun’s ruiinin
of ail work's «>n the shelf That is the place
and you regllv are cheatin’ y >urse if
Shoot in tbe chute* makes you tingle with
and the splaali that you get. Jiggles and Jerk^t from tbe ride on the
Whip jar Vou loose from your.worry and frei.
IMeasure is there and can easily be found
that will help you cut
j]nu’l| just take a trip
high and the thought
you to,» often pass by
Zip through the speed
when the grown-ups.
like kids take a fhn* at riding ahorse on thje merry-go-rbund and
flying the aerialvswing *
No matter how old. you would like to be
the Joypark and then soon you w I!I know Fh;
of, the spot where we re all young again. i
young Well, hie to
the yirulsts-are sung
Defense Diy Dvnce
Night of July 4th
At the Auditorium
Elaborate preparations are belnj.
(bade for the Defense Day Dsnre.
which will be given at the Soldiers,
and Sailors Memorial sudltprium
on the night of July 4 in part of
the Defense Day program, and it
is anticipated that a large mini
ber of out of town people will In
partU'lpi te I.
to at lend the
lance. The committee in cha ge of
iu Drow n*nod at <?
tlie celebration and
tin dance. Jeslres
emphatically that s
admitted fro ? of a
cordial invitation
puliite to 1>«
prom Iseii to
Little Editorials
; him comm
8 LEIK TOIMGHT
FOR SOM CMP
quite ■»,
fhistr*.
to expre s
■etators
y charge
s extend* 1
present The
be h treat, that
Louisiana' Seven, w'i.t not onlv
HE'S
Hll
IBOI'T .ONE HmilKEI)
WILL- mU FOR f
WEELS KPElT.1L TKIINIX*.
About 10*) more momlwr*
Texas Natlonul Guard wi !
nrowhwooil toniebt for f.'aiip-Ma-
li
bry 4n Austin
To be sure, the:
but the group the
will break up—va
E
• fi
’ll lie progress, with a\'-n»aH "p,
A*iHcv>n*in senator ln*i inevitably
ious political careers probably
will end with the espinuiou of current term*
Hil
“rule of reason’* ta!
particular instance.
It* legislative
if Seem- to
l makers
f done in
have undertaken to
National Constitution
of the
a very able manner -Tlicre hal
widespread disregard of the right* of the
not apply the
lalion. In till*
us. tlie Texas law-
something that the
«
hgd already
•*een no
people to
atj«l seizure,
le punish
Why. then
One thini which suggests wraknes . at ftntt
*o;i>rht. may prove to be rrosreHs|ve-|sn>’s strength
—though referred to as a "b|<ip." it never was a hard-
and-fast alignment, like a party, with regular adher-
ents requiring to t»c led. >
Still. [.aKolteUe did *j.-nd the call for every
rally shirh the independeuta made
Will somebody else be found »b do this In his
place’ Or is no |iartieuiar leader needed’
The next session of Congress will begin to show.
^Administration! spokesmen profete/ to feel sure
already that insurgency is a thing-of the pa .t
in reality nclKjdy can tell [without a definite
#• anmire again**! lAiroasonahle -earth
p *®*I there has been ample ie^islaiFon f&r t
• to*»t of any violator^ of surb rights
f undertake to enact new legislation ,t,al H hi,
• farther than tb- Constitution in guaranteeing rights
4 *rp s*ldom if e,er violated? The net result
• Will be tbe cwfnpe of sundry boolleggcr*- and booze
1 runnwra from Jw«t punishment for their law lp-snesa.
2 °** »®*h Instance having oc» irrod already, despite
t ills fact that the new Jaw ha» i>een in effwt (ess
'than two weeks \\> r.^e<l to apjiy the "rule of tea
L‘!T
they umunIIv call loudly for drink-.{
Rut with Rotary it was differ-1
rnt Sales absolutely were not ■
atmve nortnal. Hardly u single det-1
egate bought a drink.
where tfe;
In the
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ROTARY
A little group of men in the ejiv
of Cleveland pa hi the members of
! Rotary International a high com-
pliment the other day
IDrtary -had ju*t held It* cot>peti-
tion there with some 11.000 In ab-
tendance. i
These Clevelanders Were booth g-
gers. They bad laid In extra sup-
plies reputing for a rushing.busi-
ness Rnt they were sorely diaap
pointed.
conventions m« nn heavy , .. ..
profits foj the iwiotleggers. They i ' .•*»'»* Ab"ut **
have learoed that when a lot of ^ -nurd are already In ^n* In’
m« n foregather in a strange city i’n'1 *r*‘ * 5^'^ !or h‘* 7>m»*
der at tie 14?pd Infantry of which
repetatmn las a dame or-
hti: also ijavc a 4't**’ r
with them that is cndlted
above tin axerage and will
several |H). ular seleetlons d^trin.;
ih progress of th"; lance.
1 iie Navajo Indians kill a horse
a', thy grave of a newly hnriec com
rade that he may have a meins of
conveyance In the >happy hurling
ground
{MORTUARY!
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MRS. ADI R. COLE
Mrs. Ada R. Cole died cuddenlv
at 1:30 o’clock Thursday mort'lng.
at her home. 1002 Irma Street. She
had been in ill health for some
time, but had apnarentlv improved
during the past 'few wbks. anti her
death came as' an ! unetneetcil
shock to the family and friends.
The funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, at
the fnmtly residence, by Rev. F. <1.
.Smith, pastor of the First Metho-
irtn
g tit
ill 1*
and. V
tin
nush
id tbe
Itavt
Once more tbe Lions club clean-'
area and If so It will in- «l» committee requests everybody
In Brown wood to get busy and rive
the old home town a thorough re-
novating. I!u the hoe and the rake
in a liberal way. It fa of coarse too
to rut weeds or grass dur-
e middle of the day. but In
the early morning hours and late
in the evening there Is ample time
to Indulge In this kind of exer-
cise. All weeds and grams should
he cut. god all cans or other ves-
sels that have ; water In them
should be emptied- Use lime on the
precise*. '
Neither flics or mosquitoes like
lime, neither does any kind of in-
sect. Lime sprinkled liberally un-
der the house will keep poisonous
insects from taking a refuge there
and later crawling Into the house
through cracks In the floor. Sting-
ing scorpion a or stinging lizards
as they are known get Into houses
in this way. Use lime. Use the hoe
and rake. Cut and born ail weeds
and grass. Screen the windows, use
mosquito bars. The next three
months are going to be just right
for the breeding of poisonous
germs and the propagation of In-
sects and noisome weeds. ^
Real Estate Trans f ers
! I^eola B. McCain to P. C. Beo4t a
part of block 15A of the original
town plat of tbe city of Brown-
wood. June 21st. for the sum" of
12.075. f
L. A. Forbes to W. Godby. lotol
and 10 of sah-dlvisiao of the P. n.
Grady Mock of the city of Brown-
wood. January 7th. 1921. for the
sum of 11.300.
dist church, and
ter this service the
conveyed fo Glen
home of the family
ifnroediat-’lv nf
body wii| Le
Cove, torm-r
where inter-
ment will be made teside the body
of Mr. Cole, whose
some time ago
Mr*, f’ole was a
having been born a
20. 18«2. She and her family moved
to Rrown wood from
rears ago. She was Tor maty yeas*
Mi
church and fonnd gjreat joy in h
a devout member o tbe Method!
Christian faith and
viving her are fouy
one son: Mrs. (J. 8.
veater. Texa*. M
death occurred
A'M -v
native Texan.
Rusk on Mar.
Glen Cove six
"X
aervW. Suf-
danshters and
Bafne* of Syl-
ss Sue Cole of
Waco. Mias 8telU> aiad Mias Laura
Clrde. the latteh two being
teachers Its the city scbpols. and
H. David Cole, of Brownwood.
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will
annual
one Mrownwood 'organlzad >n is
Servf e Company V
Captain CJyde A. McNeil of the
8<*rvlce Conipa i) and Lieutenau: J.1
\ i nc
.deal*
iilWll*
must take their r»»PtouI* of Compact A will,
“These guy"
seriously.” .complained one
bootleggers.
That's Jnst It They do That !
why the name Rotary is b
»*• in charr*- of the guardsmen leav-
ing tonight.
Tonlghl'* trn'i.s from th«j
onori'd bring IS w viral miiita
j canizatior* nnd lh(f trains
I in fiie Kas> will carry then!
* Temple wln re thty will bo!
THE COPN i fi rred »o Au.ttin nound tta*f
Th<» papers recently gav* consld-, xhe bad’, ke -tion cf the
throughout the country.
'X
!«Ui” to our
fur cement
id»-maMnt- r eii a to our law-cu-
lt piay b<
tlH RIM, Wfi HUL.
that warning ik unnecessary, but this
family newspaper wants
to discharge 4tj doty
fill hit. shoes, nairody'* tu •
to l.a Follctte who can
sight
Senator fiorah ha* the necessary qualities ol
strength, eburate and inagrietlsm. but he ton t a Pro-
gres*ive -with a big “P" all the time. A follower
may he a partlmey, but a leader must be consistent-
ly on the job
Senator Norris is so regular in his Progresjixe-
cruble spuce to a college graduate
who joined the police force in a
western city. He explained that he
intended to makn it hl*% life work,
bell* ving Dial police depart men *.« TiuMiiaf nigh: n big erdvd of
Ad of educated official*.] Hrow nvoo 1 citizen* gather--# at tba
nio bid k'-odbye to thi- b«-y*.
it Ir expected that a larger
Company will leurr tonti
the entire men-hepsbtp of C.jroj
A. which is aiw-ut 55 men. w! 11
leave for t ie um|i.
If.i’rogreasive-lJp!** fatr depend* oh a S(tece.ror w#r*“ in nA^w°f. official*.. j,row„W,M, j citizens gather
Of course, he’s right.
Police in American
cities are i
nearly always both honest and' rrbwd will'be pteseot tonight,
brave, but^ell too often they .aorely j Hrownwood •.-ill have one of the
lack comjh-tMit direction. | best representatkwia of any city Iu
One reason wbg Tendon has so* Texa- at the ( amp Ihls year wuh
many fewer crime* than Chicago.1 M|)nut t.vq guardsmen from this city j
wXich is but u third a* large. i%j jfl attendance .>t the camp )/<cal|
Win; Scotland Yard almost Invari-.j officers believe that one of ihc heat j
.... . ....cue posseaseu. ran put un AiaWy ’’rlnso* criminal* to justice, lb ever to make a r»D|. Dip
fl^ht when he likes, but he doexu i alkaka ‘T**1’**0 ,hiy f,,r almost wi„ prese nt !n Audtln thl* year
• I ev-ry othrr lurge American city— Tonight ihc kind will play several
I selections before boarding1 the train
Do Your Trading Tomorrow
he store will be closed all day Saturday, July 4th. Tomorrow, Friday* you
rill find many special* in each departm ent of the store that will interest you.
WOMEN S PUMPS.
Black, white and colors,
not gqod styles, but good
for home wear, at
. T...: .$1.00
PUMPS.
of broken
Good shoes and
styles, at pair $3.75
WOMENS
A selection
pugnacity l.a f ollctte porseseed.
Du» as to .be aimoat the real thing, but be hasn't tbei,nai JH:,u,ann .7*
wed He run nut utT-m I brine* ci imlbais to luvtice^
u,a ijtu
l>e caught, he'toould think twice
f
tha pcrjulventure of (h.- thinncht kind of
Therefore, the solemn waxring: In eeb--
Fpurth of Ji.lv. *e r.,-nMl»Je and he mhI*
, A Dojf ws»a basilv iniun-u ai Fort Worth y.-sterday
4*perimgnin; wnh himji- iiriii,. (ire-i rackers.
^Bad 9lfft ca# k- lar'eil :.j a .rile bit of boliduv
I-ct ,‘K Ik- Ulif tcfilii-d. blit let h fl* r
ao IBffalS afterward
T':
pity the '|*wtr rcfrlgcra’iir maker >. who have
convlrtrd for violating the enii-iruiii act. N
court fipi-d each one of tliem from 52.'s*')
, which J* a terrible pernOt) for j irukt
He ran put
terrific
like
Senator Wheeler's a Whole hog” Progressive and
nobody ever was readier for a scrap, hot he inn’l 11
yet. a political heavyweight, which is (.Wntial-in
this case
- * Behidcs. he * a Democrat, and to he effective a«
IDtfa tine, Pro=resslve-i.sni needs to draw from the
Hapnblk an:' strength . ,
That shout exhaust,- the Hm of a«allab|es.
Progrcssiv(Yl»ro. If it’s to survive without lot Fdl-
rvilv
I Kite, must Mirvlvc on It* own merits. It can’t hope
to be pulled through by virtue of stiong lemlcrahlp.
This, of course, rfffer.v t.» the Procre**lv«-|Hin
whicji wua lannied at the t'levciand conference
a >e;ir ago.
Motnething else may develop later along the same
line.-. Thai’s a different thing. ■
tli«> rover
iff eve
started to
t
is true.
man knew
before he
for Gamp Mabry • Sever
commit a crime that «»♦-* | Imnd mem’wra are already
chances were to 1 that ho would
of the
r in Aua-
fore doing It It. isn't th- severity
of punlthment oo much a* the cer-
tainty of It that scares criminals.
•going down with the first de-,
J
tachmcnt.
of
TOM
is" ■ ‘
to have t» pay
la uader
way a lively discussion Of the
I rshjlWI beliefs If any. or t'lareacc Barrow-, who Is
DtabaiiriW defease counsel In tbe Tennessee moafcey
t iMK Is M agnostic, or prpTeiMes to be,
ii
f
YlD CourtgT-Joun
Journal suggests that a Ut be
yt .colonels. Surely K«nMHty
»ney as all that?- Detroit
U , "Bnffllsb. the world language.
’-vmTTagwtwwwk
i,** says a
N**etllet»a fh say. the revulag Republicans as ill
• tuire no effort, having been afftjeted fur worse by
Prpgri-swlve-lain than It ha* troubled tbe Dem K-ral*.
to make Wisconsin safe for regularitjr at the electbpi
of 1V2S. - ’ \
With l-H Kollettf gone, they are much more hope-,
f;,l qf Senator Lenroot's return U Ihe Ripper 'house'
and hopes are expressed of putting a regular la l«a'
Follctte'* own seat.
They can't do this until November of next year,
since the
erpqr Blaine1
slve himself, a Progressive will be his
One remark by Senator Wheeler
a if leant—that “La Folletta dead will bet more power-
ful even than La Follette alive.”
This Isn't Impoaalble. His name' may become
*a»u»«aa*m by, *-
. With hls.death.rnugh of the bitterness which waa
«e«t toward him living will disappear.
Idealised. It la qsKa likely there will be lahRiais
atrenqth^.foi- „ea.uae^ he,preached ^ta his memory
! \ woman likes to think she
| being bossed snd to know she
■ not. i I \
Sthte Laur derers to
Meet in Amarillo,
7, 8, 9th Thu
.Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sl^w sill
leave lor Amarillo next Suuda»
where Mr. Sliaw will attend tit** mi
nual inci ting of 'the Tezav State
iatiimlrrers A**of-lation. ’Fr.HU al’
in (Heal Ions the prniple of .\Miei‘l|.
are ntaking great effort* iio stau-
to one of the best program* |U
to clallen h»* ever had O of ' li«
fine fratnn s will be a blj; bar r
cue In Ihe Dovll* Kitchen In gh«
vacancy will he filled temporarily by Gov-
tine’s appointment.' and. as ha Is a Prjgnw-
jmical
»y proVf sit-
ing
any way help make the
a record breaking on--
sense of the
elation ha»l
aasorlatlona
Gubaa fl«a.
';SXS
•l“3
word. The
sent luviiall
of Kansas.
r j____ I U*’ in IW 1/vmm mavur^r ■*?
You may make a success of your t rmmzoww J>uro ' **n> V-V* Vb
... ___w „„a B<in h« * failure J,i the vie nitv of Amarillo. NH h-
llfe work and still be a failure. |M ■brt|Jt on,|tlwi ,h»t will fir
Bathing sulu are not so bad. Yoa
take.* girl In one now. and you
can’t make a mistake. \
. matrimony Is all there Is to keep
people from being slpzlc
Sometimes everythin t In tbo
world seems aa awful waste of
time. !-T s _,
^kTln wmmS dailT
mertlug
every
ite us*,k
i to tha
tlahoma
i tart ta-
in large n,ta4bre been
and New Mexico- aud tht
tlon* have
accepted.
emerging from a
la th# Dead Latter
WOMENS SANDALS.
All size# for women and
girls, white kid and fine
tan calfskin, at pair $5.00
WOMENS
OXFQg»5^5aiye of the
In’s best shoek In
lolprs and color conu
tions. broken sizes,
and block heel, pair $5/
WOMENS FOOlT-
WEAR. New shipmer ta
of fine footwear, blond ia-
tin, black satin, brown sa-
tifh blond kid, white kid.
pateiit kid and all the new
combinations ^including
dull kid with .colors, sell-
ing at . .$7.50 to $11.00
The general rum of Silk
Storking* f3r Women are
inranile** or tubular, with on
imitation or mock scam lo
give the effect of one that in
knit Into shape. Most of them
claim tight ankle, but you
know they ara not. The*
aveftge silk stocking selling
around a do^lar^ and a half
I* made from No. | silk and
carries only S to 9 strands.
Thi* number 1 Silk is just six
grade* lower in quality than
the stocking we otter you at
and ou^docking is full fash-
I
It Into shape, nq|, iron-
ed Into ahspe.
m£N S TIES. We have a
very splendid assortment
of ties for men and boys.
The four in hahds are
pleasing in bright regi-
mental stripes and geo-
metrical designs, ia color
combinbations so popular
at this time. Price each $1
BOW TIES of excellent
Cut Silk at........75c
BOW TIES. Ready tied.
The Century Bow at 50c
BOVS’ TIES. Regimental
stripes, at . .......50c
TIE AND HANDKER-
CHIEF SETS. The new-
est patterns, at .. $2.00
BOYS’ LONG TROU-
SERS. Sizes are 4 to' 17
years. We have them in
khaki and flannel, priced
$1.50 to $4*50
i..
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Tha shades arc: M a I o.n
Atmosphere. French Nude,
Blond Satin Nlrkle, Apricot.
Nile Green Bobolink. Tnn
Bark. Cordovan Beige. Flesh.
Old Rose*. Egypt, Harvest,
White and Black.
YOUNG MEN’S OX-
FORDS. Nine and ten
dollar shoes for young
men, broken lota, at pair
.$6.75
1
MEN’S SHOES. High
top, black kid. a fin^ high
grade shoe, at paii
1
SHOP WITH US EVERY DAY
•I
GILLIU NY 800N CO.
BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR
DAY
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