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Condition of Greek King is
Improved With Prospects of
His Ultimate Recovery Good
Pro-League Republicans Will
Join Democrats to Elect Cox
Not the things we want
to sell but the the things
you want to buy.
Our line ia the line that
carries the things you call
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FIRST GUARANTY STATE BANK
A Guaranty Fund Bank.
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prices
LITHUANIANS AND
POLES ENGAGED IN
SERIOUS F GHTING
Kin has reduced the price of ginning
to 40c per LOO pounds.
Too
MUCH'.
plea of guilty entered and punishment
HMseHsed at fine of $3 and costs.
Brock Mineral Wells water will
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$20.00 Suits
$22.50 Suits
$25.00 Suits $18.75 t
$30.00 Suits $22.50
Residence Phone 886
Shop 311 N. Elm St
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Nov. 1.
Save the Surface
and Save All.
$12.50 Suits $9.35
$13.50 Suits $10.12
$15.00 Suits $11.25
$17.50 Suits $13.12
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BOYS’ Suits that are built to stan^ the wear and
teAr that all boys give their clothes—You will find our
Suits built to give your boy longer wear—Double seams
—Button holes strongly sewed—Buttons that will stay
on—And just think 1-4 OFF REGULAR PRICE.
Complicated calcuiotion of the flow
of liquids, dtenm or gtjses through
pipes has been made easy by the in-
vention of a simple slide rule.
n„ rmoK ..... »na. r .... .<Breckenridge Drillers and
Producers Must End Wastage
orWeHs Will he Shut Down
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want here.
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the German
expected
conditions.
Th German realises that the Amer-
ican agreement is not made out of
friendship for Germany, and he feels
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so great In the Breckenridge field that
facilities are unavailable to handle
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I .ON HON, Oct. IB.—A severe engage-
ment occurred between Polish and
Lithuanian troops Saturday night and i
early Sunday on the line between Viina
and Covno, according to an official
dispatch from Covno today Both Poles
and Lithuanians suffered heavy losses,
the dispatch bays.
the straw
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Less tobacco per capita is consumed
by Italy than any other civilized na-
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Jl\THENS. Oct. 18.—Reports from the
sfek bed of King Alexander, who for
some dayR han been critically ill as a
result of infection arising from the
bite of a monkey, are that the King
has shown some Improvement and the
bulletin issued today noon stated there
was less pessimism regarding his pros-
pect of recovering
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bactericidal to on
In which class art
tuberculosis bacilli
Carlos Vallejo has been sent to the
United States by the government of
Argentina to make an exhaustive
study of agriculture In this country.
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and complete. Bring your banking prob-
lems to us, and our officers will gladly
assist you in untangling any hard knots.
MAXIMUM OF SAFETY
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Operating Continuously
for 40 Years.
Emphasizing the Good Lines of the Figure
It requires a properly designed front lace corset to
bring out and emphasize all the good lines in the figure.
You can count on that—and more—in
Special Prices Are Offered on Boys’-O'Coats, Sweaters,
Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Etc.
' Libby’s Gallon Apple Butter,
Hawaiian Gallon Grated Pine- .
apple,
Gallon Blackberries,
Gallon Apricots,
Gallon Tomato Catstff),
Baby Hebe Milk,
Large Hebe Milk,
Irish Potatoes, *-
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now tha greatest wheat prout ing state,
the greatest manufacturer
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PLEASANT LAHD?g
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Painting, Paperhanging and
Interior Decorating.
Phone Lyon-Gray Lumber Co.,
No. 57
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JONES-SMART DRUG CO.
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Children’s Shoes are offered special for the reason
that the market price is lower on all Shoes and we are
'going to give our customers the benefit of tire low
priced footwear for this season and this includes the
famous “BILLIKEN” SHOES for boys and girls that
will outwear any shoe that is made, and the fit can’t
be beat.
TRUCK MEN RETURN !
TO WORK; PAYING
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South Carolina Glnriers Cut
Ginning Prices Twenty Cents
YORK, 8. C.. Oct 18—Local cotton
ginnera today announced a reduction
of 20c per hundred bounds for ginning
The action was taken, it was stated,
because of the low price of cotton.
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NEW YORK. Oc. 18 —A joint state-
ment signed by "over 100 representa-
tive men and women who have usually
supported the republican or progres-
sive tickets," announcing they will
.vote for ('ox and Roosevelt and those
senatorial candidates "wbo stand hon-
estly and frankly for ratification of
the treaty and adherence to the
League." v. as given out here by Hamil-
ton Holt, magazine editor.
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Both Sides Suffer Heavy Losses
in Battle, Dispatches
Report.
For mortorcyclea a folding wind
shield, held erect with lazy tongs, has
been invents^.
Criminal Docket.
State vs .
F. T. Testerman. swindling under
the value of |50; set aecond day, fourth
week.
Wood, theft under value of |50;
2 will decide which way it is going in | COP.L!!’.U?? agreement,
several contests. Party lines are ob-
literated by the LaFollette and antl-
iJkFollette fight and and the Non-
Partisan League and the socialists are
additional factors of puzzlement. Mi-
Folletle lias thrown overboard the reg-
ular organization and the r<gular re-
publicans are knifing the i>aFollette
Slate. .
NEW ORLEANS—-The highest cottbn
prices recorded for last week were at
the opening and the lowest at the
closing of the week, wltli net declines
of from 19f> to .'10 pnvnts. October fall-
ing to 18 10 and M«r to 17 55 and all
months making new low records for
the season. Continued absence of spot
demand, poor general trade reports,
unfavorable flnancal conditions and
an increasing short-time movement
among the mills with good weather
and increasing receipts were the main
reasons back of the selling movement,
aided by the coal strike in England.
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Kansas May Become Greatest
Manufacturer of Motor Fuel
. .Thru Wheat Straw Process
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'of motor fuel from wheat straw, thus
toMInC to the farmer's Income and util-
ising a product of the soil which now
■ la virtually wasted, according to J.
'C. Mohler, secretary of the State Board
_ of Agriculture.
fi-y , t. » Baaed^on estimates of the United
. ' Stater Department of Agriculture that
one tpn of whi-at straw will produce
i the oquivalent of forty gallons of g>»so-
K , line. Kansas in 1819—with an acreage
of 11.C40.000 could have produced the
•,5 equivalent of 46.5SO.OOO gallons, ac-
' cording to Secretary Mohler
Experiments made «y the federal de-
■tment ahow. Mr Mohler said that
■mbuoUble gas can be obtained from
Tdeotructive distillation of wheat
IW. Thia new product has been used
for operating an automobile for Hlu-
t—5—w-iaatlwg purnorcs amt for cooking and
* test* axoSn progress to determine its
exact value a*d cost of production
“If these experiments turn out sat-
isfactorily.” Mid Mr. Mohler. "It 'may
not be many years before every farm-
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Increasing numbers. The shipyards I fives and oil producers. Production
making feverish efforts to renew1”* ‘ '* “ "
I It was announced by the Texas Rall-
_*1 road Commission today following a
being made | conference with pipe line represents-
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Recognized are the best designed front lacing'corsets
on the market, Frolaset Corsets have won the enviable
distinction of being the Preferred Corsets of Fashion-
able America! Come in and let us fit you in the proper
model for your particular type of figure. You’ll get
real comfort and satisfaction out of it. Great values at
$5, $6.50, $7.50 and up.
FOR SALE
Second Hand Dodge
and Buick Cars.
PRITZ & RALEY
| Phone 620 215 W. Hickory
— Some Special Prices to Hotels,
Some Branches ot German
Industry Showing Revival
BERLIN, Oct. 18—Despite the slump- |
ing tendency In German
this time. It Is remarkable ttyrt some
ty entered add punishment assessed at j that there
fine of 125 and costs.
Uwrence Wells, swindling
value of >50; dismiss 'd on motion
County Attorney.
Charles Caszell. aggravated assault;
dismissed on motion of County Attor-
ney.
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AUSTIN, Oct. 18 —-Warning will be
. issued to drillers and producers in the
industry st I Breckenridge oil field that wastage
I must be stopped or the wells will be
vs. C. E. Schaff, receiver for M K. & i
T. Ry. Co. et al., pet second day, third
week
T C. Frank vs. W. R Hataway. suit j
for commission; plea of privilege sus-
tained and case transferred to Grayson
county.
Jas P. Marsh vs. Farwell Heating
& Engineering Co. dismissed at cost
of plaintiff.
J T. Mohon vs. Walker D. Hinds, M
K. Sr T and T. &P. Ry. companies; sqt J
business deals which will help put the
American shipping business on a strong
footing
Here in Germany, one regards them
as affording a field for activity for
the old German companies and a start-
ri a quicker rebuilding of
fleet than one could have
under the Versailles treaty
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DOCKETS IN COUNTY
COURT CALLED FOR
ORDERS AND SETTING
The three week jury session of the
October term ot Couu.y Court convcn-
<>de Monday morning and the civil trial
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docket and the criminal docket were
calhd far orders and setting. The court
was in session for only a short time
j during the morning and there Is noth-
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sion due to attorneys being engaged in
the District Court now In session
The case of theft under the value of
m$50 against Roy Finch, a negro, was
disposed of Monday morning by Finch
pleading guilty and punishment being
assessed at a fine of >5 and costs anil
one day in jail. Finch was indicted
by thd'grand jury on a felony theft
charge but on trial of the case ten
days ago the court instructed a verdict
of not guilty be returned. Ho was then
nrr -sted and charged by information
with theft unfteivthi value of >50 and
It was agreed he would plei^il guilty
to the misdemeanor charge.
The case of swindling under the val-
ue ot £50 against Lawrence Wells, a
wnit? man, was dismissed Monday
morning on motion of the County At-
torney on account o? there not being
sufficient evidehce to warrant a con-,,
victlon. Wells was arrested for- the
alleged collecting of baggage checks
of college students en route here on
trains out of Fort Worth and Dallas.
Bonds in several c»ses on the crim-
inal docket were forfeited and pleas
of guilty were entered in three cases.
The following orders were entered
on the docket:
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WILSON-HANN CO.
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or
I important branches are showing signs ; "h“‘cotnerratio^zci,
I of great improvement.
I Connections
coal and Iron
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Germany's commerce fleet.
Such reconstruction i8 given an im-
petus by the recent agreements be-
tween Hamburg-Anterlka line ond the
American Ship and Commerce copora-
the Nordeutscher
the United States-
company. Admiral ---,
Benson of the U. S shipping board has llcv<> kidney and
described these agreements as strictly
No Depositor of a Guaranty Bank
h> Texas Ever Lost a Copper.
er will throw, the straw front hie
threshing machine into a still, from
which he can draw all the fuel he will
require to operate his farm maehin-
Farm experts have estimated that
enougn wheat straw is going to waste
west of the Mississippi River alone
to produce in new fuel the equivalent
of one-fifth the driving power of all
gasoline noy manufactured Experi-
ments so far have extended only to
wheat straw. Corn stalks are said to
be richer in carbon titan wheat straw,
and if they can be used, fdel more
than equal to all tile gasoline now
produced can be manufactured. It
believed
“Some geologists have predicted a
serious shortage of gasoline in the next
few years because of Increasing demand
for motor vehicles and and machinery.”
said Mr Mohler "This new gas may
solve the problem of how power farm-
ing and transportation are to go on f
th,, shortage became* a reality. Wheth-
er or not this new product will be com-
mercially valuable depnds, of course, on
whether the cost of production can be
made low enough The value of the
products at present ghsolinc
yrould be about >12 an acre "
. The eyes of a South American fish
are so divided that the upper parts
are adapted for vision in the air and
the lower for use under water.
Civil Docket.
W G. Langl< y et al. vs. G. C. & S. F.
Ry. Co., account for damages; set first
day. third week
J. L. Hensley vs. Peters, Jones & Co., |
account: set first day, third week.
Mrs Effie M. Powtpl vs. A. H. Knox
ns liquidating agent and the F Sc M
State Bank of Krunj, conversion of
bank stock: set third day, third we*-k >
D. C. Meador vs. Ira Cates, suit for
property and conversion; set third day,
third week.
S. Price, agent for Garland Co., vs
Hood Cunningham, debt; set third day.
third week.
Mohawk
son. suit for debt;
second week
| J. B. Donoho vs D
| first day, third week.
State vs Alma Bruce et al , bond
forfeiture; set first day. tjiird week -
Zlmmern & Zlmmern vs. W. R. Scott
et al., suit on notes; set first day.
fourth week.
C. W. Kerfoot vs. J H. Dryden et al.,
suit on balance of unpaid check and
account: set second day, third week
H. A.“ K. GROCERY
Groceries and Fresh Meat.
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' third day, second week
I S. T. Beaty vs L. F. Hodnett,
i third day, third week
Landis Machine Co. vs. G M. Pruett
and A D. Beck, debt and foreclosure
CLEBURNE, Texas, Oct. 8 - A local I of chattel mortgage; set first
Utird week
SppagglriR. aggravated assault; to make other connections with G«r-
| set Nov. 1 (many for a co operation in the «hlp-
•couni; set second day. tnirtt week | y Hurt, aggrvated assault; set | P*ng line
Detroit Fire &’ Marine Insurance Co I
f is
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------ a Is in it a clever move to . -J
I assure America's standing on the seas
as against English competition. And,
England manifestly i„ viewing the ar-
rangement with the angry feelings of
.the "Zuspoetgekommenen” (the too late
arrived) and it is possible that Eng-'
I land will strive, perhaps successfully.
Truck owners hauling gravel f^r the
DentoYi-Dallas Highway returned their
I truckg to the work Monday morning
| after having been off the job for two
j days because Of the increased pt*ice
I for loading ut the Fry pit. About ten
trucks returned to the job Saturday
I agreeing to pay 80c per yard for- load-
I ing and the balance returned to work |
I Monday morning. The original price
was 20c per yard but the contractor
increased it to 40c last Friday and the I
trucks stopped work. He then reduced
the price to 3<lc and the trucker^ agreed
to rtfturn to the job.
There were about 30 trucks out on
strike, making about 40 In all on the
I job. Four more were measured and i
began work Monday morning.
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TO USE OIL THAT
ARRESTS LEPROSY IN
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT; [
f WASHINGTON. Oct. 18—Refined ■
chaulmoogra. oil which expert* ot the I R
l government Public Health Service say I K
| lia* arresti d the progress of leprosy j'a
Its soon to be used by them in the fight I
against tuberculosis. The experiments | H
witli tubercular patlepts will be con-
ducted in Hqwaii
Dr. J. T. McDonald, superintending
physician of the leprosy investigation
station ot Kalthi in Honolulu, with Dr.
A. L. Dean, chemist'and president of
the jlniter.-ity of Hawaii, will start
the fight against tuberculosis, at the
same time continuing their work
against leprosy.
No concrete result of the use of the
chaulmoogra oil in tuberculosis ca*es
has yet been reported to the headquar-
ters of the ptlblic health service here,
but from their investigations with tu-
bercular bacilli isolated "from a pa-
tleno, Drs. McDonald and Deaq have
hopes of successful treatment of pa-
tients themselves.
Tiie bacilli of leprosy and tubercu-
losis, ax-cording to government scien-
tists, have been found to have similar
characteristics, and the fatty acids of
chaulmoogra oil seemingly have proved
poisonoug to the leprosy bacillus This
is the basis for the scientific hope tiiat
these acids likewise will deadly to
the germ ot the "white plague."
Dr. McDonald ha* not yet made any
formal report of his work with the
tubercular germs to official* here, but
unofficial reports from Honolulu quote
him a8 saying that scientists at the
University of California, have discov-
ered that the fatty acids of chuulmuo-
gru oil are
fat bacillus,
leprosy and
inference, according to the doctor, is
that what lias been done to end the
dread of leprosy may possibly be re-
ported to relieve tile world of tuber-
culosis.
The public health service maintain*
a tubercular hospital in Hawaii Sep
aj-ate from Its leprosy stations, and
tiie experiments with tubrecuiosis are
to be conducted at the former. Health
officials here refrain from any predic-
tion of results, bqt express hope that
chaulmoogra, oil will prove a specific
for curing tuberculosis.
Will G. Langley, gaming;
22.
Dick Durham, gaming, bond forfeit-
ed anil alias capla* ordered.
Gordon Davidson, unlawfully carry-
ing pistol; bond forfeited and alias
capias ordered.
Hollis Allen, theft under value of ---- — -------
>50; bond forfeited and alias capias or- Ing point forj a quicker rebuilding of
dered.
Ira Redding, two cases of aggravat-
ed assault; set second day. third week.
Joe Paine, swindling under value of
>50 by giving worthless check, bond
forfeited and alia* capla* ordered
R. W. Finlmore. carrying knuckles; I
bond forfeited and alias capias order- i
ed.
Red Caln, theft under value of >50;
bond forfeited and alias capias order-
ed. ’
Rupert R Stevens, swindling
the value of >50 by giving trorthiess
check; dismissed on motion of County
Attorney.
D. Mlles, gaming; plea of guilty en-
tered and punishment assessed at
fine of >50 apd costs.
D Brownlow, gaming; plea of gull-
FIRST NATIONAL
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Don't Throw Your Dollars Away
Just because they are worth
about fifty cents if SPENT now.
Deposit them in this bank
aqd in a few years they will be
worth more than their present
purchasing value.
It is the SPENT dollar that
is CHEAP—The SAVED dollar
is still VALUABLE.
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