The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 190, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 15, 1921 Page: 1 of 6
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Bonljnnt Dniln jFiworitc
VOLUME XXIII
UNITED PRESS SERVICE
BONHAM, TEXAS, TUESDAY. MARCH 15, 1<U1
NUMBER 190 ,
MRS. MARY ELLEN SMITH
ROWLAND B. MAHANY
Bonahm, and Governor Neff Issued
The Favorite is heartily in accord with the
By United Press
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of
one
tire out .door
crying)
inarnwHeawMB**
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
and
mod-
Chas. Davis lldvv. Co
THEATRE
TODAY
H. L. Rodgers Co
We Make Our
The Good Clothes Store
Basil King’s famous story
Peanut Butter
ONOTO
Fresh Every Day. 30c a Found
E. M. CURLEE & CO
Admission
15 and 50c.
Phones 9 and 67
wnata
THE WEATHER
WEDNESH*^
VIOLA DANA
+
MOTOR REPAIRING
and
Gold
Also
THE MOWER THAT CUTS THE GRASS
RUTH ROLAND
—IN—
THURSDAY
MARY NILES MINTER
the everting of the
returned from a
life. She testified
her way through
Then she became
wns still
from' Mex-
of all sidewalks'
tongue clean.
Work, play, rest and sleep in
eration.
Two kinds—plain, or 18kt.
Bunds.
•Two ; rices—$3.00 and $7.50.
A .
■been in declining health-,
arrangements have not yet been per-
tnuuns urjuUieus. .
■ I minx wvtt
cut and units every hand.
Ltd. of England.
GuarMiitaod Forever.
'KEEP INK IN YOUR PENCIL.1
schedule start infc
ILJ>< HL___i_____-
BRITISH TO SEND
- SPECIAL MISSION
TO UNITED STATES
taiit position in a law malsing bociy. I
and the first woman elected to a Cana-
dian parliament.
first heard
■th’ Clara she
was born In Bastrop County, hav-
ing lived at. Temple for the last
thirty years. He was a member of the
Special to The Favoritn.
New Orleans, La.—Bonhiun
vicinity:
-Tonight and Wednesday unset- +
lied. * ♦
She said that when _shc
<>f Hamotfs relations
asked Hamon to send her away, but
|. Hamon said he would ge.t a divorce
i from his wife and marry Clara.
UPROAR AT HAMON
TRIAL. LOOKED
EIRE TROUBLE
I The filling up cf all low places and
pissed cistern and the properly clos-
M up and screening of all used
CHARGE BY VTTORNF.Y FOR
’ FROSH I TION BROl GHT TROU
JiLE. ( OURT ADJOURNED
W. B. Carr Motor Company
PHONE 93
Admission .............15c and 25c'
(War Tax included.)
Rowland F,_ Mahany of New York,
I solicitor of the Department of Labor,
i has been appointed by President Wil-
son as American representative on the
internet.onal commission of immigra-
tion and emigration, which is to meet
at .Geneva, Switzerland. The date of
the meeting is to be rixed by the Inter-
national labor office of the League of
Nations.
can
me. I
mother i
Clara Hamon sobbed: "They
do anything they want io •.with
hut they must leave ’ my
“THE SAFETY HATCH”
C<).I.OREI) MOTHERS’ (J.I B
Much interest is being .manifested'
by the mothers of the city. .
Quite a few attend the club meet-
ings every Thursday from .1 to 4
o’clock p. nt.
Luttchcs are being prepared by the!
GUNS TAKEN FROM MEN WHEN
TROUBLE THREATENS IF TRIAL
as any mower for less money. Ask your neighbor ulaiut the Areo
mower. PHONE 74.
I ilk Pencil
Never blots or stains the fingers.
By United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 14.—Thel
British government has hegun’the orJ
ganization ol a -special mission which'
it proposes to send to the United.
.States within a month
We have the best ball bearing four blade lawn mower on the market,
the AREO. Cuts grass with less power, runs smoother and docs ns nice
work
lawn
With order restored, Freeling mov.)
ed adjournment until 11 o’clock, which I
was granted; McLean told the court!
that his remarks stand. Loud con-|
according'toi vebsnlion again broke loose,
i Mrs. Hamon Mrs. Smith and
and
By United Press.
ARDMORE March 15. — Charges
that ( lara Smith Hamon’s mother
and family lived on the daughter’s
shame broke up the Hamon murder
trial today. The break came when
prosecutor Brown Jumped to his feet
and shouted:
"We can .-how that the whole
“Blackmale”
LABOR LEADER DECLARES
RAILROADS ARE COERCED IN-J
TO Sl'AND NOW TAKEN
Goldwyn and Rex Beach
Presents
* KEENE & KEENE
South Main Stmt. bcuhaxn. T«
I phone on easy payments.- Brannon
, Jewelry Co. tf.
Lunches are being prepared by the! Jealous
■different chairmen of the committees followed
each day, -the proceeds of which arc debt unpaid,
applied on a set of Reference Books worlds,
and to the industrial.
I.. M. MOSLEY, Pres.
ALLIE CAI.DWELL, Sccty.
Its record is 99 chicks out of 100 eggs. Our sleek is
sufficient to supply you with any size desired. Nos. O,
1. 2, 3 and a brooder to match. See them now.
CITY GREENHOUSES
I “Flowers of Quality”
Cl J. Always
ST. PATRICK’S TEA
The Mulberry Epworth League
will entertain with a St. Pat-
rick's Tea. Thursday night. Mat-
17, at the home of Mrs. But?
Morgan. Mulberry. Everyone in-
vited to attend. 71
In our shop every man take.-, prick
bis work and feels that he is persona v rt
sponsible for keeping up the high standards
We set.
a mediation commission to!
"Ruth of the Rockies”
eyes watched! Tragedy
but. even Death left the
A moving story of two
The most, remarkable pic-
he year. . Will be run on
and
C. E. BOWMAN
JEWELRY AND OPTICIAN
7. Do not overeat. This applies
especially'to n’l-lits and eggs.
S. Eat some J’.gi.l and. some bulky
foods, sortie fruits.
health and a decrease in ill health:
1. Ventilate every room you oe
SATURDAY
JAUNITA HANSEN
IN
"The Flaming Tower '
THIRD EPISODE OF
"THE LOST CITY’’
ALSO
Harry Myers and June Keith
IN
"The Western Melody ’
ver, B. C,, who has been elected speak-,
er of the house of the British Colum-
bia parliament. She is the first worn-
western Waterworks Association,!
past exalted ruler of the Temple lodge!
of Elks, a Knight of’ Pythias and!-
other fraternal organizations.
For twenty-six years .he was ac-
tively identified with the Texas a • <
Volunteer Firemen’s Association, anti. AhIF!ISS1!)[1
conven xhrdlu TH AR Ol) ARODI
hr -falrf-—ntteTrtTeil—T wirnTy~amnia!T
conventions of the firdmen’s associa-
tion. Thursday next has been select-j
cd as the-tentative date for the fun-1
oral, burial to take place at Temple. I
3. The cleaning
from the property fine to i he roadZ
way, removing the grass from the
sic’d-.vallts. trim -the ettrh-’ spares- r.......
so that the water will readily flow
from the Side walks into gutter.
4. Cleaning up of all houses, res.
idential and out houses, and fill in
and under s-.-mii.' where water accumu-
lates.
5. Neatly trim and prune all shrubs
The following health suggestions will
be urged diming the week in an ef-
“Bud" Ballew and other
sheriffs disarmed several
They „t<><'k a gun off the son
A COMMISSION
an in history to hold such an Impor i ' TH - UPD! ATT 111
taiit petition in a law maC,nT, b.X t | (J IWLLIIA I L
PACKERS DISPUTE
foetid,--------——r• ’ j hill are ccnsidei’vd to liend th«• inis-
Mr. Gresham had been editor of j sinn.
the Temple Mirror for the last twen- ———• -o——----
ty years and he was also editor of I Get your baseballs,' mils giovex,
the Southwest Waterworks Journal bats and sup, lies. Brannon Jewelry
I By United Press.
t I IB AGO, March 15.——The ma-
jority. of the railroads in America
are opposed to the abrogation of na-
tionai agreements. Bert M.. Jewell,
raj.1 union Icaeder declared. In a
| statement made by Jewell and Frank
I Walsh, labor attorney, it was dis.
closed' that an effort to prove this’
I statement will be made ^before thel
Rail Labor Board Friday next when'
the railroad executives appear to tes-L
l‘fy' !k
The labor leaders charge that the Jm,
Pennsylvania lines, kicked hy the |
| Morgan and Gary forces,-‘‘influenced”
I 'Ke other roads to support abroga-
tion.-
Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith of Vancou- '__n- -______
I The clean-up campaign should in. cisterns and out of door waler con-
lludc every premise within the city tainers.
If Bonham and to include:
I 1. The piling of all non-flnmable
bash and rubbish such as tin cans,
btc., and place in a portable receptacle
and accessible to the city trash wa-
lon; all flamable rubbish and trash in
Aesidentiul districts piled and burned
Bi thd premises; no dirt or ashes to
le hauled off but scatter on premia.
thi$f shooting Was an accident.
Mrs. C. I). Walling, Clara’s sister,
said that she was with Clara when
Ketch gave Clara five thousand dol-
lars in Ardmore. She declared that
( lara had finger scratches and bruis-
es on her throat and breast. On cross
examination she admitted that she
had known of the intimate relations
la-tween Clara and Hamon for five
years.
The testimony wax resumed at 11
o’clock.
Then Clara Smith Hamon took the
stand to p'rott-ct her mother's name
and spve her own
that Hamon paid
business college,
his stenographer.
She said that on
shooting she had
ride and met Hamon in front of the
hotel. Ho yelled at her, “Where in
the hell have you been?” He was
drunker ard eraz'er than she had
ever seen him before. We went to
his room. He choked me, kissed me
and threw me on the bed. Then he
jerked me off on the floor, kicked me
in the hack ami threw me against
the window He yelled at me, ‘I’ll
slit your throat.” cursing me. I
reached for my gun and switched off
the light. From a light through the
transom I saw him raise a chair. He
hit me with the chair. The gun
went off He said he had brought
it nn himself. He walked out of the
hotel and went to the hospital. I
changed my clothes went to my room
■i ■ .1 : i ■ “
Clara took the gun and reenacted
the tragedy for the jury. She said
that Hamon accused her of riding
with some one else. She said her
nuirriage to Hamon’s nephew was n
marriage for convenience.
Clara's mother went on the stand.
She testifies! that Clara
bruised when she returned
Bonham, once more, the cleanest town in Texas
It can be done. Will you do your part?
J SILK HOSE now 75 cents____were $1.25 last year
W* ^2 X LISLE HOSE now 40 cents____were .75 last year
We also have cheaper grades.
We think every man should wear hose, sq call
15c & 50c and get yours.
War Tax IncTiided........ * — mmumju—u
MAJORITY OF ROADS
ARE CLOSED TO
THE ADROGATION
10. Drink sufficient wnter daily.
11. Stand sit and w.nlk erect.
12. Do not allow poisons ami hi.
j fecti'ons to opter the body.
; . 13. Keep Ike teeth, gums
WELL . KNOWN ■ NEWSPAP1
PUBLISHER PASSES AWAY , It is declared that the mission will dster
AT AGE OF 47 YEARS lirntallj convey ci ng-r.-itulations to loudly.
— the hew administration, and then around her mother and sobbed: “They!
March 14.—The proceed with the discussion of num-, don’t, dare do it. mother.’’
COME TO DISC USS QUESTIONS
MUrUALLA EFFECTING HIE j
...JJU) .GOVER.VMEXIS
. “The Hardware People”
Phone No. 12 Bonham, Texas
Temple Texas, March 14.—-The! proceed with the discussion of num-, don’t, dare do it. ntother.'’
Beath-trf-ft. f>.-(Rnh) Gr<‘shain, pub-‘ crocs "outstandih-g questions between L. Fa. ter. the f’rsf w'lnoss for
lisher of the Temple Mirror and one| this government and Great Britain.I the defense. sNid that W. D. Nichols
of the best-known and most. popu. The association of rations, disarma- told him that. Hamon died saying
lar newspaper men in Texas, occurred! ment. German reparations and British
here this morning at 9'o'clock. Hel iridebtedness to the United States'
had’ will among subjects d:s_i
Funeral! cussed.
IL II. Asquith and Wjnston Chin-eh-l WT ar
THURSDAY
VIVIAN MARTIN ♦
In .
"His Official Fiancee”
Girls, have you ever been engaged'.’
See this picture mJ Jearn all about it..
a’itk^lcucrS
Phone 338
loe». There are many places in Bonham thatTieed
ipecial attention along the lines suggested in the
Clean-Up Campc’ign and the Favorite would be de-
lighted to chronicle the fact to the world that an-' f, t ' dat. in the people habit/1
jther organized effort has been started to make1,' ' \ ' J- wamun^wn,. Mar.h ,
' dent Hardincr and S<*< ‘I’f’tn rw
jJhtLYisJias
2 Wenr loose, porous clothing suited Hi’°mposcd
to season, weather and occupation.
3. If you are an indoor worker hel S^Mary of Agriculture Wallace will
sure to gei_ r.creation out doors. I s'^ as a mediation commission to)
1. Sleep in fresh air always, in the1 hear the packing houses and their
< w.r open if you van. I omployet in the wage dispute. Union ■
HhwirA- f,. •■ffr.tit yi’hmvTFnTl'.o'HiTef lieTori’- lnh<,1? ln«d«ws approve th-w pln-n. - j
your mouth and nose when you cough1 ’' ——
or sneeze and insist that others do I? fl liPFQIlAM
general clean-up proclamations issued by Gover-
nor Neff for the State* and by Mayor Myers for
the City of Eonham. It is indeed a very important
matter and should be much more seriously consid-
ered by every citizen in Texas than such matters
ire usually considered.
Hot weather is coming on at an early date
ind we will be confronted with the effects of de-
laying vegetation and stagnant water and cess
tools which are not only very offensive, but fur-
\ GREAT BARGAIN
One huick,, in first class con-
dition and one five passenger
l-'ord car. good as- new. For sale
or trade. E;tsv termj. See.
:t ODE ROBERTS.
-...------- 15.—presi-
dent Harding and Secretary of Labor
l.kpvi-c havc agawwl +hrtt n rnmTiTftrsimi'
1 of- Secretary of Labor Dav.
is. Secretary of Commerce Hoover.
Smith family lived oil tl-.c Haimm es-
tate."
"Wild Bill McLean leaped to his
feet and yeHc4: "This girl's ninthcr
is as good as any who ever gave
birth to any lawyer in this state.”
The crowd in the cdprt room seem-
ed to approve McLeans answer Judge
Champion at once ordered the court
room pirated, and there was a panic
The judge rrdered a twenty-minute
rreftrsert-
R. 0. GRESHAM
DIES AT TEMPI.E
IMW WEEK IN BONHAM
IS FROM MARCH 14 TO 19
Jtl Avoid self-drugging. Beware ofl
the plausible humbug of the patent
| medicine fnker.
, 17. Have your doctor examine you
eari'fiilly hin-r a year . also i'on-mlI ’
In the production of poultry and eggs? If so, wc can I
help you wonderfully. We have one of the best Incu-
bators on the market today.
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Spotts, Sherwood. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 190, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 15, 1921, newspaper, March 15, 1921; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1183116/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.