Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 79, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 14, 1912 Page: 2 of 4
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By Henry Russell Miller,
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“The Man Higher Up”
While the remarks of our esteem
ed neighbor have particular refer-
ence to the office of county attor-
ney, it makes it clear that it would
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eredutoue. Ke a ent to the window.^tar-
ing out wonderlngly, He wiwu at range
thing — Jeremy Applegate stumping
arrow tl>e square and [musing under
the flng, looking up. The veteran's
hWd rose, as tltongh in anlute; then,
srrested midway, It fell limply, and Jer-
emv marched nn
(To he mb tinned.»
Associated Press Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—Harry
Horowitz, known as Oyp the Blood,
testified today that Harry Vallon
and Bridgle Webber, informera for
th« state, fire dthe shots that kill-
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Rare Opportunities Open to Investors, Business
People and Homeseekers.
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Detailed information
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upon request.
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understand -pi-incjpiilly. I suppose. I
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FREEPORT
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The following facts wil| contrib-
utes to the prompt upbuilding of tbt>
new Texas port: There will bo no
dockage or wharfage charges; th*
government ownership and malnte
nance of jetties aid chanels; im
prorement by the government of the
navigation of the Rrasos River from
foresight Freeport to Waco, a distance of ov.
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SPOT QUOTATION^.
Liverpool—6.80d.
New York—j 2.10c.
New Orleans—11 l-6c.
Galveston—12 1 8c.
DRD AND CHRONICLK COMPANY
Editor. R. j. EDWARDS, Business Mgr.
MREKS THB AMSOC1ATKD PRK<«.
Telephones (Old and New) 64.
New York— Open
December ... 11.65
March 11.84
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Irregular bowej movements lead,
‘rn chronic co'1s‘,oation and a consti-
pated habit. fl”s the system with Im-
ru.rltleB. HE^BINF ts. a great bowel
regulator. It purifies th« svatern,
vftaMrVs the blood and pnte the di-
gestive organs 4n fine vigorous con-
dition. Price J>0e. Sold by R. H.'
Garrison. (Advt.)
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BLBSCR1PT ,uy RATK8
One mo^th deliverer
Six months; by mal[ (In advance)
One year, by mall (In advance)
NO HEAOACHK. BIL1OVS STOM-
ACH <>K CONSTIPATED BOW-
Ei.8 BY MORNING.
dren’s building at the state fair;
plact ig at least one woman on the
board of directors of every state
and public institution in wht h wo-
men and chi drenare loucemd; tb»
creation of woman officers in cil>
health departments; enforcement oi
exsting child .abor laws- proper l«8-
ielat.on upon the indiscriminate sell
ng of <lgare.tes to youths, and spe-
cial laws regulating the employment
of mebrenger boys, especially in
night service.
Interior View of Plaht No. 1 for Recovering Sul-
phur from the Beds 700 Feet Underground.
prices; Galveaton-Braxos and Galves-
ton Ma agorda Intercostal canala—
connecting Freeport with a great net-
work of inland waterways; the de-
velopment of Freeport sulphur fia>ds
already representing a large inveat-
ment and preparations are practical-
ly complete for production; the oil
operations of the Freeport and Mex
lean Fuel Company, already sstab
liahed at Freeport; the wonderful
agricultural resources of the valley
|g Dramatic Reader, in
“RICHELIEU”
Opera House
nday Night, Nov. 18th.
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«ion 35c, Season tickets (4-numbers) $l.
eats on Sale at Raley s Drug Store
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WS HAIR
I have opened a shnp in the Craddock
building, 1(> 8<>u:h Ehn street. Wil! be
gLd to niv friends and former pa-
tron* and the general public- to call and
»ee mr I will haw a complete 8fock in
theie line*.
BOTH PHONES .
Repair Work Promptly Done.
Re sonable.
few
We call for prescriptions and
deliver the goods. Our pre
, which prove* that we
Prescriptions
icription lervice has grown much,
•re giving saiisfaction. Phone us.
LIPSCOMB DRUG STORE
Weekly entered as seconi class mat | r
Texas under art of Congress Ma reh 9. 1873.
Dally entered as second class mail
office at Denton, Texas, nder
New Orleans— Open
December ... 11.r2
March 12. u7
a minute later came a knock at hie
door. “Come!" he said.
The aeuator entered. “Afternoon.
John.”
“What can I do for you ?“ , ’
“Humpb! Don’t seem very glad to see
me. You might ask me to sit down."
John pointed to a chair. "Why best
tate? It’s your courthouse, isn’t it?”
“Understood you’d taken a mortgage
on it yourself lately.” Murchell sat
down, looking genially at John.
“So you think ‘I'm a bad man and a
disgrace to the state?” the senator inr
quired at last ‘
"Well, just sbqut that." John said
quickly. a ,
“Told Miss Roberta I’m a bad man.
didn’t you?" > ‘ '
“I copld hnvg said that you are a
shameful force in politics; that you
have exploited a great party and the
iguorance of the people; that you have
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Hair, Cures Dandruff, StoPs
Falling Hair
What a pity it is to see so many
people with thin, wispy hair, faded
or streaked with gray, and realize
tha most of these people might have
soft, glossy, abundant hair of beau-
tiful color and luste if they would
but use proper treatment. There is
no necessity for gray hair under 65,
yeas of age, and there is no excuse
I for anyone, young or old, having
I nhit, straggling hair, either full of
dandruff or heavy and rank smell-
message to the Legislature he wifi
warmly recommend the putting of
DENTON, Nov. 14—Today's quo-
tations:
Liverpool—
Dec Feb. ...
Feb-March
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THE 1N1QU1TIOU8 FEE SYSTEM.! flow from the pernicious fee sys-
Durlng the past year, and perhaps
longer. The Herald has devofed con-
aiderable of its space to depicting
Yo<i don’t «nx money u>hen yon buy cheap or b'p-can baking potadee.
Don’t bt mitlaid. Liuy Lalumet. li’pmoie econooucat—rwe kAoC««<mw—
f li>e» Leet tuullt. Caluinet h for u^ariur la iaar yy.k nnd toda.
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nnty wontd th« officers be better
1 vat.sfied on a reasonable salary in-
stead of fees, but that the general
j public aid the ends of justice would
.2 ’ ’j possible
under the present system. Gover
nor Colquitt has struck upon a
question of far-reaching impor-
tance. He wih be commended for
his courage in recommending so
important t a change in the basic
laws. The entire fee system needs
a change, for that matter, but the
Governor will be beginning on that
CHAPTER XI.
With a Great Price.
JHN was standing at the win-
dow of his courthouse office.
The sense of loneliness was
upon him again. It may be
that the sight of Katberitie Ilatu|Mien
sauntering down Main street in com-
paay with a beflnnneled summer gen
tieman had something to do with his
mot mI.
Then another vision was accorded
him—a fat white horse lazily draw-
ing an ancient top buggy in which sat
Senator Murchell. for all the world a
prosperous farmer passing Into age
amid peace and plenty.
to create a sentiment aganist it. It'
believes that toe people are opposed
to it and would gladly welcome a
change that would place every of-
fice on a salary basis.
It is very gratifying to know that
there are others who regard
matter in the same light we
among them the Denton Record and
Chronicle, which in a recent issue
had the following to say upon the
subject;
“Close friendg\of Governor Col-
quitt vay that in h>s forthcoming
BEAUTIFUL
the evils of the fee system as ap- , “
plied to county and precinct of
fices, and has earnestly endeavored A .™J_e A2^ln.
to create a sentiment aganist it.
rnatier Aug. 23, 1903, at the post
rt of Congress. March 3. 1873.
All subscriptions to the Weekly Rec ord and Chronicle discontinued at
expiration.
If ven v<. souh thing ;<>
CLA§3I- lED.
Neuralgia of the face, shoulder,
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will peue ra«e thp fiesh.
resaea that power. Rubbed in whore
the pain Is felt is a'l that is neces-
sary to relieve suffering and re-
store normal conditions. Price 25c,
50r and $1 per bottle. Sold hv R H
Garrison. (Advt.)
OaE DOSt PRtVtNIS A
C0LD -5Q QUININE
, Pape's Cold Compound Cores Colds
and Grippe in a Few
| Hours.
You can surely end -rippe and
break un the most severe cold either
In head, chest, back, stomach or
taking a dose of Pape’s
, ...J hours
until three consecutive doses are t*-
“You've yone out of your way to -I
tack m® You're a fool,"
that I have little to love If I had
uiu<*h-,you won't understand >hir I
hoi>e I’d lose it gladly ''
“Did I s>ty I was going t» break
you?’’ Murchell deinniwhsi testily 1
came here ‘tisl.iy to stiggest that run
come opt for Wash leuklns’.seat In
congress."
John's reply was a I most hitter. “K »
I have Impressed you as a liyt><H-r,te
trying to get kicked up out of the "ay
I repeat. I'm not for sale
Murchell sudden!v rose and (ml a
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Ymt ha ve
• ton's Danderine from any drug store
hair is mute evidence of a n*K- or toi et counter, an- after tha first
nonse to the passenger, will be pro-
id ed at the opening date.
Detal'ed Information and UlffiL
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the water front on the Freeport side
of the Braxos, extending from the
government jetties in the gulf for a
distance of six miles up this broad
river. Those jetties extend approxi-
mately one mile into the "uif, ter-
minating in 21 to 24 feet of water,
as shown by government survey of
March 1912, and are planned to re
maintain a minimum depth off 18
feet over the bar, and through the
Brazos channel to the turning basin
at Freeport. The government has
lately sent Its big dredge boat, the
ComatoiJi, to this channel and it is
now engaged in improving same.
An application has been made to
the United States engineers looking
to a purvey for the provision of a
minimum depth of 25 feet to the
Freeport ‘ harbor, deep enough
float practically every vee ei
COLQUITT WILL HELI* WOMEN.
HOUSTON. Nov. 14.—At Wed-
nesday’s session of the Child Wel*
uic euui-.. of the Texas Con-
gress of Mothers, Gov Colquitt
»> edged hrimte f a-d his ad mn 1st ra-
tion to the enactment of their pro-
gram. The session endorsed anion*
other things the following:
Cieatlon of a chi d welfare com-
UiiSr.iOn.
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FRJNCrroN, Nov. 14.—Presi-
dent-elect Wilson announced last
night that ha purposed to carry out
the pledges he made in his cam-
paign to cut special privileges out
of the tariff schedules, prevent un
fair tonipe itlon in tmis nesa and to
destroy private monopoly. He is
expected thort-y to issue a call for
a speeia! session for the fulfillment
of his it uipaign pledges.
/r ECONOMY —that’s one thing you are
’ looking for in these days,
fijy of high living cost—Calumet insures a wonder-
ful saving in your baking. But it does more,
g 1. iu»ures wholesome food, tut) food—uniformly raised food.
Calumet is made right—to sell right—to bake right. Ask
one of the millions of women who um> ii—or ask your gweer.
RECEIVED HIGHEST /.WARDS ’
W®eW* Pur* Food Eeyeiltfan, Chieaeo, M.
Pori® ExpouUoo. Froaco. March. 1912.
\ applicatiun you will say it was the
[ best investment you ever made.
Your hair wil] immediately take on
that life, luatre and luxurianc*
which is so beautiful. It will be-
come wavy and fluffy and have the
appearance of abundance; an incom-
parable gloss and softness, but what
will Please you most will be after
just a few weeks' use, when you
will actually see a lot of fine, downy
hair—new hair—growing all over
the scalp. (Advt.)
built up a machine for the sole pur-
pose of looting the state; that you have
got and held power by compelling pub-
lic servants to use the influence of
their office to perpetuate y.our machine
• nd by buying the votes of the cor-
ruptible. There’s probably, a lot more,
if I only knew it, I’ve never heard i
that you used your |M*wer for any good I
z thiiiR. Without profession or .business
‘ you are a rich man'. Bow?"
“Humpti!’’ grunted Murchell. who
had liStemsl without display of feeling. <
“Doesn't mean much. You’d have hard
work proving arty of it." ’ w !
They relapsed into silence. John |
looked out of the window, awaiting in
Cold Silence the Senator’s next Words.
Murchell preserved his usual impas-
sive front. It was not the first time
he had encqtHltered the intolerance of
youth. But never before, save during
the Sheehan trial., had the intolerance
pierced the.erust of the ina.ii.
It<% broke 4 he sileuce. “tYhat do you
want to do?" -j .....
“A good uinny things, you wouldn't . heavy hand ou John’s shoulder
. . . ' ,. • to said von have tittle to low
■amt y<>ur organization, t moch-n future YoiCVe gone oirt of
your way to attack me You’re a fitol.
Murchell did not laugh. He merely ' lint I-1 like you. man. Apd i d like
felt i>ity for an unpractical young i to save, that ftifttre for you.”
dreamer .
"You can’t smash the organization.”
“It utust tie suia’shed. because It ex-
ists to deprive the people of the right
of self government.”
"A pretty phrase. It’s common sense
politics. The people don’t want to gov-
ern themselves—they can’t. They need
some one to take t>he burden from them.
How are you going to stuusb ns?"
“It may tie simpler than*.you think.
Senator Murchell. When the people
understand what-you are they’ll smash
which’ favor a complete revision of the
law aud the system of remunerat-
ing officers with fees entirely
abolished. It is known and accepted
as true that through the collection
of fees the most prolific sources of
(graft are opened. The Indict
, me".ts offered and the temptations
presented to those who would scorn
! to take anything of value from an-
other. are so great and it comes in
such an insidious guise, that few of-
ficers resist, t is so easy to thi^k
and be'ieve that they are doing more
than the fees compensate them for,
and whether the strict letter of the
law is adhered to or not, they ju»ti
fy their petty grafts v1 th® score
ths* the work performed is a just
return.
. r- We trust the matter will fo-
ment in existing conditions after the celve the sanction of the Governor
-next Legislature meets and that he will UW'>P°“
| islature, to the. end that the people
: may be relieved of the evils that
tem.—Denison Herald.
Turn the rascals out—the head-
ache, the bl iovsness the indiges
•ion, .the sic-k„,sour stomach and
foul gases—ti:rn<4beni out tomlgh
and 'keep them out with CascaretS
MUliots of, men and .women take
a ’Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, < logged bowels or an upset
stomach. . -
Don t put in another day of dis-
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse - and
icgulate your stomach; remove the
sour, undigested atid fermenting
food and that misery making gas;
tak« the excess bile from your liver
and carry out of the system all ths
(OnsLpated waste matter and poison
in the in estii es and bowels. Then
you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten yOu out by morning They
work while you sleep. A. 10-cent
box from any drug s ore means a
clear head, sweet stomach and clean,
hea thy liver and bowei action for
months. Children love to take Cas-
carets because they taste good—
never gripe or sicken. (Advt.)
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It looks hard now with cotton only would the officers
selling at 12c a pound that so many
hundreds of bales in Denton county
were sold at around 10c in October ^“betfeE served "tliEn' is
But there's some solace in the man
who baa sold thinking how he would
have felt if he had held and the sta-
ple had gone backward to 8c.
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Mrs. Hortense Ward, a Houston
lawyer, la making a fight for more
equitable laws governing the prop- par7‘of It "which bears’ down "ha7d-
erty rights of married women, and e8t upon the general tax paying
Thin, brittle, colorless and •<*••»
gy 1___ — _— _ ‘2
lected scalp; of dandruff—that aw
ful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the
hair of its lustre, its strength nnd
Its very life; eventually producing a
feverishness and itching o( the
scalp, which if not remedied causes
the hair roots to shrink, loosen and
die—then the hair falls out fast.
A little Danderine tonight—now
- anytime—will surely save your
hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowl-
of the Brazos and neighboring
streams. The fact that sites are to
be donated on water front to such
factories as are worthy of this en
couragoment.
There wil] be no auction sals of
'ots, no competitive bidding, Prices
on sny parti uiar lot will be tns
same to every one.
KXCURWIOX RATES.
The railroad faro to Velaeco.
with free transfer to Freeport on
the opening day, November 20, will
he a fare and one-third for the round
trip from all Texas points, and will
continue In force during the entire
month of November.
HOW TO REACH FREEPORT.
As the railroad is just building in-
o Freeport, there may be many rail-
-oad offices which wil] not be able
o locate Freeport as a railroad
own. In this case, purchase ticket
o Velaeco, Texas, from which point
ransfer arrangements, without ex-
--------------1 HAIR TONICS—U»E
OLD, 'kELIABLK "DANDx-v INK"—GET KEBUIZTU.
a direct’out'ay to him
self of several times what he wul
get In case of a convICIon finally
etlcklne On the .other hand. he
gets $15 for retting a conviction of
a plea of guilty in a petjy gaming
case In the county court, vis It any
wonder then, that perhaps 90 per
rent of the county a'tornevfv salar-
ies comes from the pleas of guilty
lu the misdemeanor , ase.a? js it
any wonder, either, that a
many county attorneys, if not, in-
deed. a majority of them, spend
much of their time working up
gamin? and other misdemeanor . RALUA RD’S'FNOW LINIMENT
cases, knowing that out of thia clnsa
of pe'ty offenders comes the’r
bread and butter? The same holds
true of other officers, notably of
sheriff, justice of the peace and
constable and we believe that not
druff and loose hairs, and make
your hair grow strong and beautiful
by using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Hair remedy. For generations sage
has been used for restoring and pre-
serving the color of the hair; apd
sulphur is recognized by spe ialists
as being excellent for treatment Of
hair and scalp troubles.
If you are troubled with dandruff
! or It hing scalp, or if your hair is
losing its color or coming out, get
a fifty cent bottle of Wye h’s Sage
| and SttWhur from your druggist,
and notice the improvement. All
drrggis s sei! this simple, harmless
remedy tinder guarantee that the
’ moroy will be refunded if it is not I
exactly as represented. (Advt.)
How's
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. /F. J. CHENEY A CO.,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years,
■ and believe him perfectly honorable
in al| business transactions and fi-
i nan'tally able to carry out any ob-
ligations made by his firm.
Waldlng, Ginnan & Marvis,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucuoua surfaces of the
system. Testmonialg sent free.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for con-
stipation (Advt.)
RIOTING IN HOUSE OF COMMON»
LONDON, Nov. 14.—The House
of Commons was the scene last night
of a riot over Premier Asquith’s pro-
posal to rescind the action of Mon-
day when the Unionists by a major-
ity of 22 carried Sir Frederick Ban
ury's amendment defeating the most
' impor’ant financial featnre of the
home rule bi'l. Unionists refused
to permit the debate and the Speak-
i er was forced to adjourn the ses-
sion on account of the disorder, an
ex remely rare necessity. The sit-
uat’on is considered a critical one, as
the Unionists almost unanimously
threaten that they wil! continue to
make the business of the House
imposslb'e unless the Prime Minis-
ter accepts amendment or » drops
the Home Rule bi'L Their object
is to force the Governtqeht to re
sigB, ,' ■ ' Z'-:. . "
erty rights of married women, and
N>e fa< ts in the case bear her out in public.”
the~4tBtM>*nt that more equitable
lawg are needed in Texas. As a mat-
ter of fact .there are about
cases ont of a hundred iu
the husband abuses the rights of his
wife concerning her property. But
there should be radical revision of
the laws for the benefit of that con-
temptible three. It’s a travesty that
a worthleoe husband may collect his
nMfe’s salary .dispose of her person
al property, chef out her money
and do pretty much as he pleases
with her estate .regardless of his
treatmeat of her or of the equity of
the case. We hope the Legislature
wfH give Mrs. Ward and the move
neat she heads the recognition they
are entitled to receive, and that
Ji—-Were wil] be at least some improve-
The other smiled pityingly. “You
think because you've sent a few poor
1 devils to jail you’re a man of destiny,
don’t you? You think I’m merely a
wicked old fellow who’s got power
and Is using It for tils own selfish ends.
If I were just that you could smash
me. But I’m more than that. I am
an institution—a imrt of a necessary
institution, one that society, that prop-
erty. that business, can’t get along
without. You can smash William
Murchell—that la, put some one In his
plnce Bnt you can't smash the insti
tution. And you can’t Judge n system
by Its Incidental errors "
John smiled, not very happily "I’Ve
heard that before The weakness of
your argument Is that the errors seem
to be essential Government isn't, or
shouldn't be. merely h matter of force,
nor exist only as the servant of prop
erty. even if all you say is true
I’ve got to go on.’’
“And where’ll von come out?"
“1? You will try tv break roe
But you will observe
to
that
reaches Texas watere, but 30 feet
depth la the ultimate expectation
for the harbor.
i IMPORTANT
Men of judgtaent and
consider the opening Of
city an event of uusuat importance for distribution of freight at low
to Texas and the great Southwest, —■— -
7 for jt means a vaat rich territory
will here have an outlet to the
world, an ideal harbor and a great
port city where there will be no
wharfage or dockage chargee.
Realizing the wonderfuj natural
advantages of Freeport harbor,
which is < apable of being made a
port unequaied in security and im-
portance. the Freeport Syndicate
haR extended Its holdings to secure
ing with excessive oil
You can bring baifc the natural
. n<.f i color of your hair in a few days and
s s*xrx.. '»«“& ’S'-"'" «■> >«'"«■" ■>«
system, and it ia a recommendation
that ahou’d have the commenda' ion
•nd evpport of every man who has
had anything to do about the <ourt (
house. For prosecuting a murder
case, for instance, a county attorney-
gets the muaiftcient sum of $40.'
albeit he is required to combat the
strongest attorneys at the bar, and
pet hat s to carry 'fie case over acv-' -
& era! years at ' °
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