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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
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By George Bingham
PIEDMONT PRINTS—
MINUET BATISTE—
Denton. Texas, June I t, 1923
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. $1.20
—ask for things.
& £9
start, the top
THE WILLIAMS STORE
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AT YOUR SERVICE
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alien*
fat I M i-
ll- aid
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SAVE YOUR COTTON
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Service
Alamo Storage Co.
POWER
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AN EVENING LAUGH
THE PRICE IS ONLY
VACATION DAYS
ARE HERE.
DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
SIMMONS & GAY
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the
Men’s Sults Gleaned and Pressed $1.00
IF YOU ARE THINKING
!
Ladles’ Sults Cleaned and Pressed $1.25
rrla t l<»n
Is
w h a t
Have Your Fire
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Of buying, building
or
HILL BROTHERS
Insurance Policy
proving a home, see u«.
if
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215 W. MULBERRY.
Written By
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LOCAL AGENTS.
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PERSONAL and
Fill
INDIVIDUAL
fire
We Have Some
Second Hand Pianos
4.-.
beauty,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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FIRST GUARANTY
STATE BANK
CALL UL
All telephone calls receive our prompt attention.
.
safe's
tend al-
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•drbi ateit
American
Bui n in
' moaned
says 1'J “
m i n a u ■
of Ha-
PREST O LITE SERVICE
STATIONS
SELLERS. KITCHEN
CABINETS
AUTOMATIC
REFRIGERATORS
MASERS & ROBERTS
114 Raley Bldg.
Phone1242.
BOYS’ WASH SUITS
TO CLOSE OUT
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WITH T1IR K<<'IIANGM
By L. A. M.
would be *mall objection to
If they had H
men tf?e wanting at this time
3d-inch width 45c
WEST SIDE SQUARE.
Phone 40.
DON’T HANDICAP
A BOY AT PLAY.
than $1,000,000
-r 11 ’ Tliut
m<»
t laid of
loader*
which i
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open -
may
Arctic
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Southern Trade (’ongrex*
mr tn W.i’hinrton July 9
South ft;r Rome
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appr< x imatc I y
t hiiM cou nt rx. most
will get their
SILENT SERVICE
There’s a quiet dignity and unob-
trusive elegance about our service.
Our prices, too, are most satisfac-
tory.
Schmitz Undertaking
Company
Day Phone 20.
Night Phones 10 and 761.
at
GAY TIN SHOP.
21!) West Oak Street.
Phonograph Shop
>10 W..I Hickory.
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MOTOR MARK GARAGE
Phone 258.
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Why not let us insure you? *»
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ecipiSmv
For quick sale.
A BIG SHIPMENT OF
SHEET MUSIC.
Seattle
a man
the (ullec*
pr
\V hen
$6.50
—and they are well constructed and
easy to attach.
DROP IN AND SEE THEM.
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Savings hoped to be effected by
the conferences runjjnto large fig.
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Ambulance Service
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Tofr-lSlMfi
to XT
—the cabinet with the fifteen
famous features.
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Hole wi
governor
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QI ILVEV* VIEWPOINT
Uy R. Q.
chap u ho jua
co*operation in
making lov
one In which
a particular
DENTON. TEXAS.
W. E. SMOOT, Pres.
W. C. ORR, Vice-Pres. and Cashier
R. W. BASS, Asst. Caa^_
J NO. W. CRAIN, Asst. Cashier.
“THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY"
GOODYEAR
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mak<M you unable |
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ihl’i F»nt«»ncr-
, proph* In t he
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The ABMM’lated i’resa Ir eicluMvely
itRled tu the use for re publication of
newa dlBpatchea credited to It or not
•fberwlM credited in this paper anti
alcto the local Im-wm publlnthed herein.
iiitifp complicated
<lay*». blit Illi; re
tnxirab met«r t<» urge mak
who can feel
r the simple
Htranger to ask
A
There is a liniti to everything ex
Ci pt tuotenvj.f onewun*wattrd fly.
Too n. : n
a kind < f rabbit's foot to keep bail
luck away.
Ripfhlin^RKymeg
By Watt Mason
an unsatisfactory
• i < an t divorce the hate-
Y h a t t
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f>n the
Inn'ipsey makes? Why,
first name.
win n a
< it her
the «»nlx
is to (go
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The Home Fumlahera. i
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They tell me I was dozing, but my eyes were open wide,
And all the boys 1 used to know were racing at my side.
For just one precious minute God above permitted me
To live again, and see again, the boy I used to be.
I*erhaps it was the silver stream which broke TTme’s heavy chain,
But 1 whistled through my fingers to my old playmates again.
Our experience, ability *
and thoroughly modern ,1
equipment are dedicat-
ed to the ideal of a per-
fect function that re-
lieves of all worriea.
k MoPtician
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Is the chh‘f
It |sn t pr<»-
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make the best
marry the best
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opinion among the tax experts as]
W the amounts that amended tax-1
ation laws and one or two new tn
tneasurvs will turn into the Stale
tnasary.
but the styles are good and surely they
tigating at the very low prtbes. L
exchanges At these prices.
Silk one way and cotton th<|
other. Patterns of small de-
mgiu a»4 an inX*ir»,
esting addition to our piece
goods department
36 inch width
The weight of age hnd left me. I wns free from every care.
My little shirt was open, and my sunburned legs were bare.
I ha<l not wept at sorrow and 1 had not bowed to fate,
I hud not seln the solemn hearse come slowly to the gate;
My face was tanned and freckled, and my only gfief was rain,
As I whistled through my fingers to my did playmates again.
For June Brides
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at Bentt^e
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When you have tire trouble—
CALL US
Perhaps it Was the red-wing as it flashed across the sky,
Perhaps it was the gurgle of the waters racing by,
Perhaps it '(Vas the fleecy clouds or something in the day,
But I was Aiade a boy again, although my hair is gray.
1 lived one {glorious moment, bare of foot I trudged the lane,
And whistljd through my fingers to my old playmates again.
FRESH BARBECUE
DAILY
Phone 133.
NORMAL MEAT MARKET
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Today’s
Anniversaries
1 777- Resolution of (’ongreHR pro-
viding for the adoption of the Star*
and Stripes uh the national flag of
the United Statet».
i—unusual beauty, unique ;
convenience,, low gas con- ]
sumption. *
A happy country is
the people don’t alve
darn which man I* elected
< INSURANCE
We write Fire, Tornado. Hall, Life,
, Automobile, Accident, Bonding. In
fact all kinds.
At thia season you should have
full coverage Toniftdo and Hall.
W. T. BAILKT I CO.
Telephone ?«.
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I Un<le Sam Is fastening hl* grip
|up<*n some of the money filched from
• confiding investoru by crooked oil
ator, and probably will be prese nt-1 pr(,motera. Fines to the amount of
.I c«---a ai :_ -------- — j •».«.- ?100.000 were aasea-sed in
the federal court at Fort Worth dur-
ing the week-—Temple Mirror.
Bui rage.
Mass , 56
Put play-clothes on
let him go to it.
til S.. .» ,nAa, ......... —* a i t - -Bl 1F
Just Folk!
By Edgar Quwf
—the biggest
value in town.
In patterns designed after
English Prints. For the type
“In the fnmllr,*an In <he «<nte. .he
be«, rffcwrce of Mrenhh Is economy. II
l« n arc"! re»eni»e.”—C'leCVo.
* Jf you do/mt save .1 part of your
today's riirfliiiBS, your effort haw
been wasted us fat us tomorrow Is
coTieornod. Start an account With uh
and save!
Re Eichaaje Nalitnal Bank
•draMa To Thaw W»a Try
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THE COMPETITOR
Dave Doodad is a spieler whose sense is rather slim; he
always knocks the dealer who may compete with him. Says
he, “Old Haystack Horner has methods fierce and punk; his
store around the corner is full of worthless junk. He bilks the
foolish laddies who with him spend their brass; he sells them
finnan haddies when they go there for bass. Upon a coin he
pounces like some relentless hound, and gives eleven ounces
when yqu demand a pound. 1 surely wouldn't trust him an
inch, so help me John; his crookedness will bust him before the
year is gone.” 1 call on Haystack Horner when 1 am tired of
Dave, grown weary of the scorner who talks of cheat and knave.
“What think you of your rival?” I ask this Haystack wight,
who says, "Tne trade revival is growipg day and night; the
business fairly race^, and I'm so busy now I am not keeping
cases ou Doodad or his frau. The way the things nre humming
there is no chance in view to watch Dave’a every coming, and
every going too. Hard tiipea, I^think, are planted, prosperity's
in reach, and so I take for granted the fact that Dave’s a
peach.” This Haystack’s toiling gladly, and sees his assets rise,
anil Dave is sighing sadly, the while he swats the flies.
r^NLYbi.he.t
Ugrade, long-
staple cotton, of ex-
tra tensile strength,
goes into the new
Goodyear Cord Tire
with the beveled All -
Weather Tread.
That’s one reason
why Goodyear Cord
Tires stand up rug-
gedly for thousands
on thousandsof
miles, giving you ut-
most tire perform-
ance at low tire cost
per mile.
At Goodyw Soroin Station
Doalort uro toll and rooom~
mond tho noto Goodyoar
Cord. tho booalod All-
Woathor Troad and b«.A
thorn u. with atandord
Coodyaar Soroloo
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i n buri! to ii ii<h‘rst a n<1 Rulrhlc
■vorhl that has roastin' ♦•arx and
batliiiiK smtM in proNped
The service of this bank of which
you participate when you bccorae a
depositor of this institution is of
the superior kind. Are you taking
advantage of this hig4*^H''i>*-*ser-
vice. We invite you to this
bank your bank.
refrigerator
NF.W METHOD RANGES
i in'the House tomorrow. The agree-
ment followed a good many hours
of discussion, during part of which
,B disagreement seemed imminent.
But the conferees finally got to-
gether on a basis of settlement,
which approximated K per eent cuts
from the Senate bill. The cut w;q
horizontal and started in at the
University and extended thruout
•the list of Educational institutions.
Salaries for the most part were
held intact. Those at both of tha
Dtenton institutions were b-ft at
the figures in th)- Senate bill, the
reductions being made in other sec-
Tions of their budgets. Under the
compromise agreement the 1. A
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The High Boll Weevil Catcher
proved highly successful last year.
Many Dentoif County farmers en-
dorse it highly.
One instance: A farmer north
of Denton began using one of these
catchers on his cotton last July af-
ter the weevils had become so thick !
that his cotton had quit blooming.!
He used a HIGH catcher three!
times a week for a few weeks and I
made nearly a half bale to the acre.
This year this same inan is going
to Use three of these catchers on
one',cultivator, working three rows
at a time.
XVe are putting this catcher out
at close to manufacturing cost to
be within reach of every farmer.
Denton Record-Chronicle
RECORD-CHRONICLE COMPANY -
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The conference on the supple,
mental aid bill has not yet agreed.
The House passed it at $6,000,0(H)
and the Senate at $4,000,000. In
view of the fa6t that rural aid is
left at the full amount and that
considerably more t1' .........
TTyear has been pul Into tin? avail '
able school fund by the gasoline,
increased oil and other special tax-
ation, it is expected that this con
ference will agree to the Senate
plan.
Ul f •’ll ip XUMM :i
‘••sM III the rJd
I! rnappy
I * * i • i.i r » i is u man
’ | ini|'-u (ant all <lay ox <
ma tfii < ,f La\ Inn
loin f i i n forina t Itui
l\ Tllr l>AY*M
"Kieping- Rtfntlily on the Job’’ has
hroiiKht tin reward in the < ase of
Willis J Fouler, who hns been
promoted to the position ”f I’it'Ki
lifputy Comptioiler of ihe <’urr»n
ey in the Treasury Department at
Washintsfton. Mr Fowlt’r eniei'^i
the < io vein rnent servlee hr a >91'0
a year clerk jn IShft and lias Fdmu
renialn<»ii in the Treasury Depart-
ment In different rapacities. In the
cuuinc of his hmi’. career in the de-
partment his
ful «er\
« ra I prornot ions,
tion and salary
tst adyancerm nt
reHponsible and rmiuneratIVe posi
tlons In the d« partmrnt Ir nndpubt-
Aully no$ Iw Lnfl-n-
<-nce, Put to his |on|(. and honorable
record of sei vice.
_ . 1«u f x’ , people in the picnic
“ dm; -On 4h“ “«4tt<-ntirrrTn1 T>HT dhe ; < i <-.xx .r nrn mtr nnc •pnttn about mod
X'ut as tentatively agreed to ex.
Jfceds $800,000 frouUXmt conferciu-e
bill of the second called session If
$2,000,000 is taken off the supple
(toentsl aid nnd a total of $1,000,
00® off the eleemosynary and de-
wrtmental bills, which how seems
likely if any agreement is reached
*t all, the savings on the emer-
gency appropriation, the judiciary
■nd the conservation and re< lama-
tion will bring tbh total reduction
to wt‘ll past $1 000,000 if indeed it I
BoUs not rceclv $4,.r>00,000. It i,
nttber'geni'ially believed that if,
the cate reach this total the Gov.
ernor will be inclined to approve
the bills, even if the total revenu<
Is not actually in sight at this t|me.
. ,tor there i» a wide divergence ofi
j^y;ybtlon among the tax experts as
BE $L■
! last dav Under the rules that a new I
Ir r
,a?.s
•Xi^pt Kunday by tho Hvcord-t'braiiicU| bill cure* the ortly ainvct in tnu
Cetupauy. i Pilot Point district’s bond record
£iaF«teek>y l-ued lu^l.y. Mdl qu^tl<)n flC.
v cording ty the Attorney General’s
I re” | opinion, final approval of the $50,-
000 bonds recently voted by the cit-
izvns of Pilot Point for a new
school buliding.
The bill creating the Pilot Point
Independent School District was
y. pawed finally by the Senate yester-
i
Beginning Thursday of this week and continuing
through Wednesda yof next week, we will sell a quan-
tity of boys’ wash suits, uges to 5, at very attract-
ive prices. At $1 to $2.50 and these prices represent
one.half and in some cases less than one-half of the
original price? Frankly, these are not our choicest suits
• • * • * * ------1 Al' y an* worth invrs-
N<> approvals and no
lt’M too bad. however, that R<»m*
<f those deluded Inventors rian t re-
cover at least n part of the money
they put into the Rchejne.R carried
out by tlie c< nvicted oil promoter*—
uh xx ell uh many promoters nut yet
convicted. According to evidence
brought out in Rome of the trial*
a Rrcat many person* could in no
wlfte ijfford the Iom., contained Some
of these inveHtorn may apend their
(IrclininK y<*ars in poverty because
of money invested In response to
highly colored advertising literature
and the glib tongue of astute salrN-
Sim Fl i nd er.*:, who is always a
little tndiiml or a short piece ahead,
says a pereoTi vx ho I* careful to keep
hiM watch jURt exactly on the light
lime, ih either a railroad man or
dors riot d«» anything
Long trips nre ahead of you.
Don’t fail to give your battery a
drink of distilled water and have
it tested. These are free privileges
at
pabilltleH and faith-
\x ere rewarded w ith hcv-
both an to post
Like w ikc, bis lat -
to one of tfiv most
t now.
French are making \vinr to ship
us when VolRtead Art Is repealed.
May be real old when we get It
Lightning struck a
....... .i May have been aft
Th •• two in f I ur m'eR (hat
way* to reduce mankind to a com-
mon |« v» I are colujnuuI.miii and straw
hat-
r there is nf>
«he World has
• to a model n
I.
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Kina
cood/year
1Service Station
Mtr MargHre! <'.im|»br|| Goodman
<>f New Vork c’itv, the only womtn
in America who iv < uriim-d In the
buRlnesR nf xalvaging Rhips hftR gone
tn <’h»tham. Dpt where she has *e-
< tired n contract from t hv <*nnAdl-
an Government for th. purpose of
raising a v< »*el which wank in 4,ako
Krl<X In ltn>
Next thing you knoxy New
vs ill Iih exporting boose.
China In having trouble with the
Japanese, but not a* much as she
is having with the Chinese.
\V« xt Indies fir« tliuM UTe ho bright
you can read by their light, but,
uf course, t h< y ran't.
Good news from
ical graft being- stall
the Dutch from in Dutch,
breaking out
r<»f England, but
14> talking about the xveather to-
day Columbus Allsop sai<! thu Wet-
test thing he knows of is to look at
a *ond during a hard rain
-tori rWrcir irhn .4
t. S. HI IS Mini's FHOH MUI DCX
HTOCKHOLM — An order for two
passenger motorships for Pacific
Coast service ha.s been placed with
a Ciot hen burg shipyard by an Am-
erican company. Tho vessels will
Le entirely furnished and complet-
ed in Sxxeden, They will he of 3,000
tons < a< h and will have a speed of
IK knots an hour. This is the first
order ever placed in Sweden by Am-
erican firms for large ships.
Amioclated
'^Member Andi! Bureau of Circulation*.j
jknpber AinerL an Newapai^r Pub
Biber**’ Amoeiatlon
TeiHB PresR Aaaorlatlon.
Texas Daily Press league.
/.Member Puldiabera’ Biijing Corpora '
, Entered a* second (last mall matter
I Bt DeOt‘»n. Texas.
. MOTJCB T<> THK Fl Bl IO
, Any errorteoON refle<-t1ou upon the:
vtMiracter, reputation or slandlng uf any i
£ftn. Indi vid u.i I or corporation will bo j
■pWiy «»rreci» d upon being called t<4
the publisher*' attention.
bcbhckiption KATKB.
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1 month* by mail (In ad value)-— I bd
• moutba by mail (in advance)
One year (In advance) --------
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One year (Ln advance)----------- fi”0
to Hit month* (in advum-ei ---------- <u)
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Everyone is in some way ]
different from his neighs
bor. Your needs are vital-,
ly different from the man '3
across the street.
'I'hr nthrp prom h love* nrpumrnt
ro %x<il (hat he deliberate!y < :vts
things that don't ngret- with him
tn
trade the
Hn t it time for comment
moriev Ja< k
j a < • k is his
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DKXTQX Byonn-CHKUSit L^ TWVBgpAy; jvxe n,
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him and 1
Ix-t him I
■e inive 1 he freedom of not'hoi- I
lering at him, “Don’t <|oThat,
you’ll get your clothesdirty.”
These play suits are designed J]
as clothes savers—to get soil-
ed in place of the clothes you
don’t want him t>> get dirty.
The style pictured comes in
-ith< r soliil color Khaki or in I
the blue and white (hickory
J ripe with blue trim.
Flapper etjle with belt in
•olid blue or khaki with short
sleeves and knee length.
'Die little overalls in khaki ]
with scarlet t rim.
Better made at $1.50.
Policies written through
this agency of the Hart- "
ford Fire Insurance Com-
pany nre safe and hound. ’»
It is a company whifli lias
been doing business sue- f
cessfully for > over a cen-
tury,
Nice Rp<«i t tni.’insli k«* rules of war-
fare hit neet-jvary (<• make man
kind !<»} i expect a bit* during HHcr-
xnls of peace.
h. xvurld coutt
in th»* cumimlpn,
that thtit- will bo many deaths
x» 11• ment
Hundreds of thousands of motorists
now demand this battery kept pow-
erful by mast-to-coast Prest-O-
Lite Service.
(Copyright 1923. by Edgar A. Guest.)
. BOYHOOD
Perhaps ’twas just a fancy, or mayhap ’twas just a dream,
But as I traveled down the road I saw a silver stream,
I heard its meaty gurgle and I saw the red wing fly,
- And 1 knew that birds were nesting in the clump of trees nearby;
And then the strange thing happened, the thing I can’t explain—
1 was whistling through my fingers to tny old playmates again.
Washington Hocks nays
fellow gets so hu hasn't got
mnney or credit, about
thing left for him lu do
hume and gu lu bud.
tilt* but
■ will get $.3P2,(>0t) each year and the
..North Texas Teachers College
$295,000 for the first year, includ-
ing reappropriation of the paving
Item, and $273,000 for the second.
The Regents of both institutions
'have the authority already to raise
H their fees if necessary, and this, it
? Is expected, will be done if the re
R duced appropriations for depart
■-Hill! mentaI !¥1|1 miscellaneous mainle.
L '■ mnee items are insufficient to care
for the pressing needs of the col.
I jfe* | -leg*’.
L. The House and Senate are prac-
----- tieally marking time while the sev-
eral conference committees are try-
ing to get together on their reports.
Only two conference (committees
$tave finally come in- the one on
• reclamation apd conservation
which reduced the $600,000 ap-
pfopriatibn to about $300,000, am!
tho rural aid conference, which
agreed to the $3,000,000 appropri
—../ktfons for the biennium. The only
major difference between the House
and Senate on this bill was the
number of scholastics rendering
districts eligible for participation
in it. The House passed it at .r>00
scholastics. The Setmtje at .300
The conference as agreed upoh split
the difference, making aehools up
to 400 eligible for the aid and dis-
tricts up to 500, in onh r that con-
----Bolidattttrr* mrr^rt bt* rnrrrt fnr.
Ma was getting dresstd ln. h<-r
room and she called me, *ayng, Ben-
ny, conic beer and hook ms <lr* SH in
tho back.
Being one of the thing* I«1 railu r
not do than anything cits and |^b<<I
Aw G, ma, Im doing someth Ing.
Wat, for instants? ma sed and I
” wedi ThlnkHifti—-------- ■■"■■■■—•<•— -----— ■
You come heer and hook this dre'is
w.ltfiout another werd, ma se<l
Wlch I w 4*111 in am! start
do Having <1 wizx ms, th Im
fuarxe lot <>f hookN, watdo y<»u n »<i
all these for?
Hurry up, ma Red and I d. I
hawiit started jet ma, uata tli«* best I < buruh
x* h<» dropped buttons in
i ion.
Doctor sayw men
cooks. We xay Wien
It frequenLlv happens that the po-
litical dark hors*- Is the one who Is
u Hling to pony up
Your fire risks nre I
greater or smaller thnn J
the ordinary. Get n policy )
to meet your needs.
thing right
you did B
5 "ii i' T(! what one section
1 a n:ix • .d another. It Ixn’t
rr .iRr»n*Lie tf« * lival races in
Furopo t,, r< vi (, <»ne another
(Protected b\ |M( ed Editors)
Still, th»re has to bp a grnont be-
fore she can Im- a bride nnd get in
the r<d«,gravure Reetion.
s
After al! the craze nmo^R an ar-
my of seouta In Which BOine
lot the contendere were forced from
the game while trying to establish
| a record for lonx dancing a new
contest is now on In Kansas and
Missouri between the milk maids ot
those states. A maid of Missouri
.....land one of Kansas will each milk
— f ro! a champion Jersey coW at the Kan-
----c(|y meeting of tile American
'Jersey t attle <’lub this week—-Rich-
ardson Echo.
' 'I
1 “How yo’ ferlin’ Sant*’’ question-
ed his wife, entering the hospital
u.^14 UAtXXXXUSlv
* ’ Liza. I‘se a si< k man,'"
the patient “De doctors j
i irot berk olosls.”
’ Dat’s all right, Sam. xve’ll take
ke» r of yo' an’ get rid of diij !>• »-
kolosls ’’
The following day. however, win n
his wife returned Sum whs more
dvje< t«’d than ever.
•• Tain t no use, Tdxa; no use I
ain't n< v»*r gwine pit well De dm -
' tors sav dis heah mornln’ I got t \\ o
berkolosis ’’
LEGISLATIVE VIEWI>01 NTS
(Kditorlai CuxrHiDu-a®ncej
AUSttN, ’June T3toThe“7rae Hu ns in* useful occupation*.
The ( Iiif-r lesson was gp’tgraphv
Just before the cluse a blight
j oung lady of seven summers asked
the teacher:
‘ Please, miss,
Balj *”■
Accustomed ns she was tn Jhe
children's quaint fancies* (he teach-
er was fnr the moment puzzled
•‘Relation? Why, whnt do
mean, Annie'’'* she asked
“Wei I," explained Annie,
Germany the fatherland, an I
England the motherland, am! Amer-
l< a Un< le Sam. so what do they < aU
Italy?”,— Tjundon Answers
What has beuotn*- <»f the <)ld fash-
ioned preacher who » inphaxiz« <l his
point Ly making his celluloid cuffs
I at t L, furlously?
HIRTHDA YR
J<»hn McCormack, one of the most
famous singerH of the present day,
born in Athlone. Ireland, 39 years
ago today.
Rear Admiral Hamilton
I’. S, N., born at Lowell,
years ago today.
Aaron S Daggett, last of Maine
born brigadiers of the- civil war.
burn at Green Groner, Me . 86 yei^rs
ago today
I tWiWr m'I, I I-A .EJlIyl <■<,,, . .V/WUi'1
States senator from Wisconsin, born
at Primroee, Wis , 68 years ago to-
<lay.
John J Glennen. head of the Ro-
man Catholic archdiocisi- of St
Louise, born in County Meath. Ire-
land. 61 years ago today.
’roni Abdland Pollt-
; stainned out. Keeps
i
Whooping coughZpS
among the royalp/uef
wo don’t give n whoop,
(Ireat baseball news from Wash*
Uigluu.. abuw aUvut
a million acres of peanuts planted,_
The presidential ra<e, which will
Be held next year, is in full swlnrf
' M J11*'"
* * • V. .
It's easier to do n
than to explain why
w rung
niftndi r of the French army in Egypt
asrnislnated In Cairo Born in 1753
1811—Harrip Be-echor Stowe, au-
thor of “t’ncle Tom's Cabin.’’ born
at Litchfield, Ct. Died at Hartford,
July 11, 1898.
1816—James F» nn« 11, a c
tragedian of the earlj
stage, dhsl in Philadelphia
London in 17C6.
I K6l—Prussia declared tho Ger-
manic Confederation at an end and
proposed a new one, excluding Aus-
tria.
1900—Sanford B
gurated the firrt
waii Territory
1907 Norwegian parliament
granted limited suffrage to women
1919—Capt Alcoek and Lieut
Brown started from Sf John’s, N» w
foundland, in attempted transatlan-
tic flight to Ireland.
You are but one of many hundred patrons
wheh you enter this bank to partake of
some of its forms of service, but it is our
plan and purpose to render that service to
you personally and individually, with an
eye to your personal and individurl needs.
H
I
I
plae.-
tom ?
The bottom, ma Red.
Wy? i wed and Rhe sed, Thais < nuf
questions now, lets have a little ac-
tion, you could of bin hi^lf throe bx
this time, ami I sod. 1 bet 1 u<»ul<i-
ent ma, and rdie sed, For goodio^s
fakes uf»- you going, to keep quiet
and h< ok that dress?
Yes mum. I s« d Jluv not < a
start in the middle and make i:
trist Ing? I sed.
(). I dont <‘arr* Yvnrr mu start. Im
getting the nerviss fldglts, m.i sed
And I started t<j» start in the middle
and do 2 uj» and U <loxx h and 3 mor*-
up and 2 more down as if I thaxvt i
was having a. rare with myself and
j.n about 2(1 minnits ma sed. For the
I’jDkI sakes nrent you done yet?
Yo*. ma, ony thercs txvo <xter
h<»oks left over at the bottom, how
h* that, ma? I s» <1 and ma *o d.
zent that tirrilde. |» v\e the room,
hex,- my site beers y<»ur
coming in. Hl h-t him do it
Meaning s’u <1 make him
Wich she did
. . • • . , Lyx-.v-F-Fx-crTB-t-'F'’ 1
Women d’pOty sheriffs in Mil
waukec. of whom th«r<’ are four
noxv in service, receive a salary of
$110 a month.
>n fiding
______a o a- - prompters. _
•ed in the Senate this afternoon and j more than Ji
the week-
J
'*—dFFiiMKyiuiry and depart-
jnental confen-nces arc still nut |
•nd there, is much disagreement
between th<‘in, I’spisially on
Utter. Tentative agreement on
. at a redtji't mn of alkiut
$300,000 was reached, but since hast
IRen “blown ’ip" and the difference
’ ' JRtWfcen the House and the Senate
On the latter u more than $G<K),
boo. with a hard contest on in the
____ penferenee and numerous threat ,
■ :« ' iniong th< <-.onfer< ev as to what
t they will do unless certain items
B **rP ’n' k‘ft <>ut or inserted
thi-f mitkniK marathon sounds
all right Amt In tlie same catego-
ry might lie placed cotton chop-
wb—at shocking and u few
i ther n o ful occupations, in which
something would really be accom-
plished in the doing It s a strange
turn of the human jnind that makes
him .desire to do something useless
and have a mote or less abhorrence
< f anything that might be recognlz
<d as work That's tlie only expla-
nati< n We can see of ttie dancing
mai .y Lhitq craze instead of mara-
■ conference report on the educational |
Jbill has been practically agreed to,i
•with possibly one diasentitg Sen-1
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