Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 282, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 17, 1915 Page: 2 of 6
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/(ewOpringOoods
Of all kind-- fur Ladies. Men ami Children arriving daily.
Sec the pretty new Spring Slippers for Ladies that ar-
rived. yesterday.
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JJ.// f FOR COOP COO D S ~]\S—sj
TEXAS if TO DIVIDE
BUT BILL SERVES PURPOSE
AITHOli SAID WIS! TKV \S
OMA WWTKII .11 STU'fc IN
liKIHM KK TIN*;.
Daily Light Special.
Austin. Tex. Feb. 17.—The bill
to make a separate stale out of the!
Panhandle section of Texas u.1-1
though buried in committee today
and fated to die by 'Mtiment fori
the "grand old state ' served its
purpose. This nan a its author
Senator \V. A John-on pointed
out in the preamble of his resole. -
lion to force the re 1 i-1 l icting of
Texas in accordance ^ith the last
census.
The charge was speci'ica! ly made
that liquor interests were large!;
responsible for tin failure to r< -
district and nive the Panhandle
section fair representation in eo in-
gress. A "slush fund to control
state polities" was mentioned and
tlie inhabitants of the proposed
in'W biat< of Jefferson "wi.-hed to
be free of such domination'' it was
stated.
Immediately following tire Join-
son resolution a redi••trictiu^ tell
was introduced and toda> was be-
lieved to be certain oi pa.-.-.m«- at
this session of the legislature
The gr»at slzt of Texas is known
io every school eniiu in Amerlca.
Th«' propo.dtion to di-ide Texas in-
to ' > » r even more states is not
a !;<• a one But 'wis year the su«-
'r.u--lion r-e«-< s. ed .'!< le. • ridi-
» i- tii i! ew-r d a i political
. Nt-aci'i wc e * 11 fink to predi' t
tl.-ar in tie not -r ri infant future
-•a bill v. ouid ha • <• .i fair cham e
of pa^sitm the leKislutuie.
S.-»i.«tor .Johnroii ')i . prop()s« il
to or-am/" a iifw >v« ig:i Mtat*'
out of tli** four 'A'-.itern » ouiitic -
and the ->o-i&lU-d I' ini.iml!< ill*
tl*I» ! Tl ■■ l»!»* ■ ■ f » >j l |j j
si "lion a i- « iititU'U to two nior*?
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it M|»plS» j»ract i< .1 !iy all 11. • * jmbih
< !'oo: I a 11 • I : i.i * 11 Mi |!|»or'
fr** »'«i !«.ition :: l* .. oilt ot all
pi •»!••!» foi• » r | ' ' i lo-
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LOBBYISTS OUINUMBER
IMS LEGISLATORS
I III f HU M H**t |\ | Ml i I
IHl ill lil II * »\ I li MM*
Ml Mil* I.*
ill r»»~ ittn VMr* .*« »« IW I .»•
»r*'|| I i »*«
li*>i-'t»»«l I*
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ister of the "third house" or lob-
by. in the state legislature today
contained over 300 names. A rule
adopted at the opening of the cur-
rent session required all representa-
tives of special interests coming to
Austin to "lobby" before either
branch to register. Now the "third
house" has riion nann's on its roll
than the combined membership of
both houses of the legislature.
If the sponsors of the register
resolution thought it would scare
off lobbyists a mistake was made.
Never has then* been so many rep-
resentatives of special interests
here ari'd the frankness imposed by
the resolution has made the lobby
more respectable than ever. The
resolution has led to a better un-
derstanding of the lobbyists' func-
tion. the constitutional right they
••aim to give their side of any
question.
Of course all big public service
inte?*< ts are represented and by tie'
' uid timers.-' The labor lobby is
large also Among the unusual or
ambiguous businesses admitted by
lobbyists the resolution required
them to state the nature of their
interest are: "internal improve-
ment:-;" "jitney" legislation; "in
my own interest concerning I'ni-
\ersity;" "i niversity insurance
J )eim.:'-rati« principles and the plain
people. " and public health.
<)ci-asionally a member of the
lobby stated opposite his name
that he is serving without com-
pel; ation. ii'• present at iv es of good
roads i nations and charitable
in-i; J it are opposed to serve
without pay other than for ex-
pense . but atorney: tor the pub-
ervicc « oi i■ ■ >ratio>i -> and common
• a/riej— openly admit that "tie-
laborer is worthy of hi1 hire
i «>T Ion < on< I N i l; \HON
\MI N I >\| I NT \\ \S C.l\ IN
Au>i.n T«*va~. F»*b 17. An order
i - i« 'l )>\ the railroad ronnnis-
-inn aim "tjiriK « oinmcxiif> tariff ap-
plying on cotton and oiton linteis
0 a- i n < iiii' '-oiK-ontration of cor-
'<"i "i -a .in how -w \i> March
* »! The ol!'!ving exception is
:i«irl**«i to fhe tarifl
Wine t ii« (-oiicc.it ration r for
*ii" |oi; ..[ a art»-hotiHnu Hid the
. hi < >? lad i ok co. i rig t he -hi ion cm -
into con< • ntraf in* |»oint « arrv the
notat 'mi for • .< r» h< u-waK. the valti*-
!»ch . .jm-!» • • i11 o>r < on« entra
• «in ii • i» » -haii nut ii» impaired
i 'I . out i»:i • »« i» from conreiitra-
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of the in Mptn*nt. or within *lx
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IWTIiM'K'S CHAI'KIj.
Little Jimmie Lovell has a severe
case of the croup.
Mr. Jeff Kirk is not tnucli bet-
ter at this writing.
Mr. Walter Lovell called on Mr
Harry Stages Sunday.
Mr. A. C. Grimes and daughter
Roberta are on the sick list.
Rev. Roberson spent Sunday
night with Mr. R. P. Grimes.
Mr. tidgar Linthum spent Sunday
evening with Mr. J. W. Gibson.
Miss Nellie Taylor took dinner
with Miss Birdie Smith Sunday.
Rev. Roberson took dinner at
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown's Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hudson spoilt
Saturday night at Mr. Jim Hud-
sun's.
Miss Jake Bratcher of Lone Elm
spoilt Sunday night with Miss Irene
Kirk.
Mr. Melvin I'endley and family
were visiting at Mr. C. C. Bunch's
Sunday.
Misses Cora and Dora Washing-
ton visited Miss Ruth Holland
! Monday.
Messrs. Leo and Leon Blair
called on Mr. Fred Bunch Sunday
I afternoon.
Miss Vera White of Longs worth
Texas is visiting her cousin Miss
j I re no K irk.
Miss Frances Lovell spent from
I Friday until Sunday with Miss Hat-
! tie Taylor.
Bessie and Alex Lovell spent
Saturday night with Maud and
I Ocie Gibson.
Mr. Walter Smith has returned1
home after a few weeks' visit at
Wills Point.
Mrs. Rosa Gibson and Annie Mae
Hudson visited Mrs. J. ('. Lovell
j Friday evening-
j l)r. A. C. Mills and family wert?
j the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Gibson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. .J 0. Lovell were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
• Gibson Sunday.
| Mrs. Tom Lovell and family vis-
i ited Mrs. W. D. Horn and family at
| Plain View Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Staggs of
i Waxaha» hie were with Mr. and Mrs.
H H. Staggs Sunday.
Mrs. K. P. Grimes and daughter.
Miss Hattic Lou visited at Mrs. J
K. Blair's Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Grimes and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burns visited at
Mr .1 K. Blair's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Howard of
Sardis spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Mr. (' Hudson's
1 Mr Mtuon Ashley and Mr Ku
gene lihinehurt took dinner *itji
J Mr fSdgar Murray Sunday
Mr ('. Hudson and daughters
! Annie Mae and Jennie visited Mrs
j \ ('. Grim*-- Monday of this week
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of
Corsicana were visiting Mr and
! Mr- A. T Miller one night last
I week.
1 Mrs Bessie Williams and Mr
I Mar\ Burn were tin i'nests of
' M ' I. T Grimes om < vening ih«
past week.
I Mr Joe Isom and family of
i Koi-kHt attendee! preaching at »l»i
S [-he i Su.* 'ia>. taking dim. r at Ml
j <B. Tuiie -
Ui llotierson fill**<1 l i- appoint
•nwit .»t 11:i place Siinoav A iaru-
on H I ftal i»»n a- pre • fit hot
morning and nit lit.
j Menwrr Houston lit id hoii and
»N'n »• I i Ml" V|:t> Dai i-
• ii|ns»d a I ;»ari\ with .Vli* • .Ylu*
4»e freed night
Mr H M H.oli.od and daughter
lom ** and MtiUei visiting
VI? .trid VI i \rt o I i.eiii|»!*«h
^i/tttli I'ro'u -Mtiida Mr He.iui
son hit* 14 very »irk tuib)
VIr mti M» \Kh; Witlu- \lm
b.t !>••« »i nit »!»*» tail*# j**r*»ttt
( Mr u <| \f I K lltatr. il**-
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There
will be—
More Cold Weather before
the W inter is over. If you
need more f'I II remember
we have the i 1 I'.ST.
All kinds of I' KKI) for stock
and chickens.
Cane Seed
liny them before the price
advances.
SHI 4 KEYS
Both Phones.
(Wed)
Sunday guests of the latter's brother
Mr. ScoM of Beuna Vista.
Rev. Will Scaly will preach at this
place Sunday at 11 o'clock and at
night. Every body invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Delk and Misses
I vet a Miller and Nettie Roe took din-
ner with Dr. and Mrs. poplin Sunday.
Sardis has the accommodation of
a jitney car to Waxahachie amrMid-
iothian four times daily each wav.
The young people were highly en-
tertained in the home <>t Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Bynum last Friday night
Quite a large crowd of Sardis peo-
ple were in attendance at Lone Elm
Sunday afternoon to hear the excel-
lent singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawks of Lan-
caster came over in their car to
spend Sunday in the home cf Mr.
Henry Hawks.
Mr. J. W. Middleton and fa: illy
spent Sunday with Dr. Joyce and
wife. B. L. Joyce of Dallas also
spent Sunday in this heme.
Messrs. Harry Ralston Kwell Roe
Misses Mittie Witherspoon and Vela
Kastman made a trip to Mansfield
Sunday going in Mr. Harry's "ar.
A pretty home wedding wa° that
of Miss Kdna Fle< inan and Mr. C«- ».
Shaw on la45f Wednesday evening at
the home ot Mr. ami Mrs. J. W.
Fleeman.
Mr W. 1). Oney of Dallas s; < nt
Saturday night at the home of Mi.
Jim Carder He was reluming from
Bedford City. Va.. the native honn
of Mr. Carder Sr.
Curie Josh t>• • 1 k ha been in Sardis
again lh« past week alter three w«*rks
of illness Ihs many friends have
been railing on him. Clad to see
hint bark in Sardis again.
The two primary rooms of the S:tr-
d i High school have the following
on the honor roll for the laM mon'li.
.lame- Berry. Hc.-sie Lovell Ora
Koe It* i nit « Moore Kunire Kirk.
Margar»' Lou Hawks. Cra<e Delk.
« arl Tidwell of Mi — Whipple's room
WOMEN FROM ~
45 to 55 TESTIFY
To the Merit of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Com-
pound during Change
of Life.
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thr««nftt th. i hnn> of Llf' mI h»l
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f —Hi wil I lout*" I* an«iw m>( 1
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tafl mm Uk Mr> <-»■»■«» Mr) k»*
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TV hi 11— «# Lfrite K MaMta* •
wfc row *»■*•
Loucile Workman Louise Kirk !
Ima Hawks Violet .Jordan Edna ]
Witherspoon Gladys Middleton and
Nina May Tidwell of Miss Harris'
room.
The ladies' Thursday Rible ( laps
met with Mrs. K. J. Delk last Thurs-
day the 1 1th. Mr. Delk being past
forty years on this day Mrs. Delk
invited the ladies to come for dinner.
The following were present: Mes-
dames J. E. Kelly Paine Workman
B. Hassell J. P. Tidwell Henry
Hawks M. J. Delk Ben Boyd Rus-
sell Williams P. McCaleb J. S.
Bynum O. \Y. Stewart ft. W. Pcp-
lin p. Joyce P. Middleton R. I-.
Kirk R. P. Jordan W. T. Eastman
D. J. Gray Pin Garvin Misses Em-
ma and Myrtle Bratcher Belle John-
son and Lena Carder. A good day
was spent.
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» MARKET KKPOKT. ♦
♦ ♦
Cotton—.New York Futures.
May closed yesterday 8.7<!
Opened today 8.7-
Closed today 8.6 4
July closed yesterday 8.!)?
01 >ened tod ay 8.90
closed today 8.8 2
Cotton—New Oilcans Futures.
May closed yesterday 8.4 3
Opened today 8.^9
Closed today 8.;Jf>
.July closed yesterday . . .
Opened today
Closed today
Spot Cotton.
New York
.Vow Orleans
Liverpool Spots.
Yesterday
Today
Liverpool.
Liverpool sal« s
Liverpool receipts
Local Market.
The Waxabacbie dealers are pay- j
mg the following prices for country 1
produce today:
Cotton good middling 8 "
Cotton strict middling x.2~»
Cotton middling per pound . 8.on
'otton seed early ginned . . . . $27.oo
Wheat per bushel $1.20
Seed wheat $ 1.r>
' ats. per bushel 6Mel
Corn per bushel $1.0o
Slfalt'a hay per ton . $1.8.no j
Prairie hay p» r ton f 1 ' i
j 7ohnson grass hay $12.00 j
Sorghum hav $i;t.00
| Maize in heads $2 1 to $23.oo
| Cream buttcrfar per pound . . . .2Re
Chi« kens friers per pound .... I
Kggs per dozen 20c
Country butter per pound . . . . 25c
liens per pound Sc and 9c 1
detail \larkot.
Cotton « ed meal sack . .$1 ft) J
('otton s**ed hulls ton |v«»o j
Cold pressed eake per Ion . .$1001
. 8.01
. 8.5!'
5.0! I
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No. HI Motor Cur ... 11: 15 a. in
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Pure Apple Cidei
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND UNADUL-
TERATED—THE BEST TO BE HA
IN GALLON CANS
J. B. MINES Phones j
FRESH YARD EGGS
20 CENTS PER DOZEN.
NICE FRYING CHICKENS
35 CENTS EACH.
FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUI1
"LIGHT CRUST" FLOUR—THE KIND FOR
SATISFACTION.
ParRer <3 Martin
Successors to Ward & Ivirsh.
S. W. Phone 770 New Phono;
Lost Opportunities^
oni: m;c;\i\s.
I or (^uick Trading:
Fuur ~>e Cans Telnio Sii<• <1 or Lemon Cling Poach- 4
Four Cai;> Club llouic Sliced I*in«-iii»j>1*; I'oi . 81.1
One 50c Uotlh* Pineapple Juice
"Cl.olli;" lit tin- worth per sack now S J
BOYD GOUNAH
Phone 55
NICE FRYING CHICKENS—
Fresh Country Butter anrl Ej?..-
Remember our Jellies Jams and Pre-eves
in quart jars.
Wc have a nice line of fancy CIh.m <.1 es in-
clude some in your next order.
"MA2DA" is THE FLOUK.
L. Y. COLE 6 S0|
llotli Phones liS.l Sontf»
FKESII AND DELICIOUS—
LOSE-WILES CHOCOLATES AND V'i ..-iWUT
BUTTER STICK—LARG1. A )KTME|
Sunshine Cakes and Walfers Chi.r ■ tc
Hydrox Sunshine Sandwiches. i
Sans. Clovci Lea: Varnfla Warn
many others in bulk—tiy them.
McCormick Brother^
Successors to I'arkt'r-McCormii k ( <» j
(tM Ptwiw Mi V! ' 'J
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L NYCUM'S if ARKE1
The Daily Light Want J
gets results. Try one . I
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Ownby, W. A. Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 282, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 17, 1915, newspaper, February 17, 1915; Waxahachie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1077632/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .