Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 168, Ed. 1 Monday, February 26, 1923 Page: 2 of 8
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The Senate passed finally the bill
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Speaking of the movie
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JUST RECEIVED
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Another shipment of
, GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES
For information and prices
t see or phone us. ,
20 per cent of the output of wells
", Proponents are largely from
* gas field is
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Don't let your wKf feel neglect-
ed. A kiss' In time saves nine.
store i
calico.
Thn road from h«r< to Ttye Straw
Is getting sh i-otiicb, Y«m Rims has
ordered some tliock ab*prbcr< for
his mole.
Only twp more weeks remain of
the $5 per diem period. Governor
j Neff told memlters of the joint pen-
towrl facto-
would
Boa-
Chivalry dies hard, tinil even .vet
there are men who always offer the
woman the first light
s of
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asked that it be laid orf the table I
subject to call, which lias the effect I
of keeping it alive, and the vote tel
take that action with it was re- j
garded as showing the existence of'
Hhchinn.
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pr* R
li .x [ \\’< !1s \ ill<,
JM>. The deficiency appropriation bill,
1-5J1 [carrying a total of $428,000 is in
— ii lo ” fiyht- ft was brought out on
________/’j 'the floor VKedncsdny,fend was final-
Mmr flu ttdri Def$l.JW!iy deferre<fvto Thursday afternoon
Is Mohtta (tn advance) ------- •’?.* I at 2 o’clock* for the procurement of
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But the
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Imai 4. — I *al1as News.
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Item of
never been
Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00
. ladies’ Suits Cleanei aiifl Pressed 51.25
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Illinois farmer told us n quarter of
a century ago that tho he had been
ihrti u number of panic* when c.a«n
rotiul not be hhd for horses. niul“a.
cattle, tinge, wheat, corn or pota-
toes. ho had never aeefi tho time
h hen cash ciinld not bo had for effgs
and poultry.—Lockhart 1’ont-Kegi#-
ter.
DOG Hill PARAGRAFS
Ry George Bingham
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further they
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inti Eli months nn nrirnni-e)-----1_
—t fltree ■tonth* <»ti adranceij—.
. Tha AaMclat.d Treaa la
atveiy entitled tn tho use
newt
not
No e,5 Frhr,. sdtfc wKW ' —j
0
An’ he w
Or let hii
1 just escaped from where I was, and 'crawled in bed with Dad.
One time there WILS a giant who was horrible to see.
He had three heads and twenty arms, nn’ he come after me,
And red hot fite came from his mouth and every hand was red
And he declared he’d grind my bones and make them into bread.
But I was just too smart for him, I fooled him mighty bad—
Before his hands could collar me I crawled in bed with Dad.
1 ain’t scared of nothing that comes pesterin’ me at night.
Once I was chased by forty ghosts all shimmery an’ white
An’ I just raced ’em round the roOm an’ let ’em think maybe
I’d have to stop and rest a while, when they could capture me.
Then when they leaped onto my bed, oh Geel but they were mad
To find that I had slipped away an’ crawled in bed with Dad.
J^Inyb4. It ix the producer that H
in the wr«»ng to norne extent. If
there i* no market lor h"gN and cat-
tle. ui ' thu pi’iCAi very low if a ink* -
ket, then, why not raise tur-
keys nnd chlckcni*, If latter brinK
more money? Money ia what th*'
producer Im after, and, netordiAir U*<
nirr oy* nr rrnrrtvlTTK ffiu wssy
te inaku money Is t.> oiodune whm
the tuibllc wants and will pay well
for, l'ur)»tya. and thlrkwMi hnv(, been
found/by, Denton County farmers t«.
I>n\ and pay Well, and hr a conWe-
qli< nee poultry is being raised on h
Inrger Rente every yesr. If H ice's
so
farmers
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That is what dollars and
one of our bank books are.
And when YOUR dollars and
OUR passbook get acquaint-
ed they’ll make a new and
valuable friend for you.
Come In today and we’ll
introduce them. You will
be the gainer.
flUuSSklW"* 0 ^»i»kfemsi «s«yitisw^ -W‘ "Mt
men’s compensation insurance bill,
on which a fight seemed imminent
when it was called up Wednesday,
but which wu passed finnlly with,
out debate when it w as agatri reach-
ed on the calendar Friday.
ThA “lady member” renewed her
ilonmiion jib nprv say. . mm
will relieve the anxiety of ThoSe.
wlw frSred It wn« here to i»rohfV,lt.
one nrt-
<A.Ut of
kicked
If you have experienced difficulty in finding children’s socks and
stockings that wear well, try ours made by Phoenix and Buster
Brown. '
^—.ministration buiUiinga at the Cl Xisian in the general approprlalian Jrig, and that hearing
ti-—■—A. The *110,000 item for the C. I. bill. Talk now is that the special' —J -- *-
i A. for enlarging and making ade-'appropriation session likely will be
El <<uato its heating plant is provided I held in May er June, albeit the
r-'' - for in another bill, also set on thej Governor “he still say nuttin.” The
suspension calendar for next Mon- appropriation reverting totals $12,-
An exchange remraks that there
Ih Hoinetliing tin matter with our
marketing system when a turkey
gobbler will si ll <>i> I lie market for
more than a yearling steer. This
nteny’ of' these Ttiisslnn dan-
remind US of the bear that
walks like a man.
kins w’hoti It comes up Tn the Sen-
., _ ---o,,. , vote. The t
The Ilouae u. considering today of .* county
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proposal (-• thn fliicat Powers.
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(Copyright <»22. by Edgar A. Guert)
—BRAVE
The other night, ’bout two o’deck or maybe it was three,
An elephant with shining tusks eame chasing after me.
His trunk was wavin’ in the air an* spoutin’ jets of steam
i out to eat me tip, but still I didn’t scream
see that I was scared—a better thought I had,
Drlef hlMfAyy of matrimony, wrlt-
t**h by a arlf-mado widow:
drab, stab.
We also carry quite a complete
and cotton of the above wen ki
be good.
NOTE THE WIDE PRICE RANGE ~
fife, $1, |1 .SR, 11.50, 11.55, |1.T5, 11.90, |2, - ■
$2.10, $2.50, $2.55, $3.00, $3.50. I
ULSTER BROWN Nl'MBERK
Hole Mai- V number that ’ * *J|
we first stocked in a small
way. It bu.kvd good to us and
w< knew the nrl<‘» would meet
m popular demand but W» I
wanted to see if they wore " J
K< o<l enough They ere being i
< aiie<r-Tf,r by name by wotmm
who bought tb< m to’such an 1
enferrf that ttrntr worth has
•’"•ii priA<n, \Vt are now
stocking thlH number In a
attl.-i a n< la I way. See thetb-
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MY NEIGHBOR
I do not know my neighbor’s creed, nor how he Ijkes to
vote; L know .that he’s a friend indued, when I huve lost my
goat. When I am stricken in mv shack with spusms dire and
fell, he puts a poultice on my back, find Soothes me when I yell.
He herds the hens and milks the cow and gives the pig its swill,
and hands me, as he fans my brow, vh^_ powder and the pill.
Men do not know what he believes, they know not where he
stands; and this cohdition rather peeves the chew-and-arguo
bands. He is a strangely silent man, who sticks around his
shack, and people do hot like thia plan— they say all tongues
shouM elack. He never will get out and root ns statesmen wise
direct, he doesn’t seem to care a hoot what has-been we elect.
We’ve heard him say it makes no odds who triumphs at the
polls, that all the candidates are frauds, out to increase their
rolls. And people roast him pro and con, and also to and fro,
and gossips gather on my lawn, and ask me, “Ain’t it so.'’
And 1 reply, “My neighbor Jinks, docs me a kindly turn; he
brings me large and cooling drinks when 1 with fever burn;
and when my coms are burning red with fierce internal heat,
he deftly stands me on my head and poultices my feet. 1 know
not what my neighbor thinks, nor what his faith-may be, but 1
am always strong for Jinks, who js so good to me.” _____
Little Benny*«
Note Book
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A movtr star Ijfn’t a MhootlnR Mar
jUMt beraviBc he has a Hh<>( tn thr’
arm.
tire Btate. for a period l<> end Nov
1, 1924 3----” - - ’
courts. die before another regular
srssiem of the Lerirhitnre convenes
and tnske impossible the ext<*n.«ion
„’.J of those conrts. for
hry v ;uld to tirw cburti in nil
hlngs 'f th’ Mee proved its way
hd wm feund to he n ratirfaetory
uhrtkm of. g very serious problem
•fed a verr costly problem, tm»,’H.
. might bo a<” ‘ ‘ “
from 9T*
number
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This nttlrnoon M'S Haws <aaio
to hoc tns and ma told her about
all the dlffrent ways she tried to
make pop stop smoaking. Mrs.
IIawb saying. O my deer. )'ou mllst
try soop powder.
Ive tried cawfce powder and I
mite as well of jest put In empty
tir for all th’* good It did, tna sert,
und Mrs. Hews sed. O my de.er, you
cant mention cawfCe powder in the
same broth with goop powder. Ive
got numc home and III send you
vr.round a little this very afternoon.
Wlch she did In a envelope, and
we had soop for miysplr and pop'n
was on the table alredily When he
came down, on account of ma hnv-
That knocker who says college
graduates are U,o tnoufhy probably
thinks A. B. stands for bull artist.
v Rippling RKymc*
,. By W.ltMsson
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Thia bank has always endeavored with more than
ordinary interest to fully acquaint itself with the bus-
iness, entrusted to it by its many depositors and
friends, having always regarded this as being the
only basis for creating a genuine spirit of mutual con-
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haft m.ide
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ceb'bra t -
Liberty
Yosemite
poultry won't sell well —then the
yill grow something else.
jlTok Jims
The swarngc man dpesnt' know
pny more about what is going on In
Washington than the eongresKWU'b
do. , E— .. .T,
• Khur -Tnt .wnh sb rich hc must
have been n bootlegger. ■
Every tln> big •tins are mh.te
to 'eboot further apd f 7~ ____
shoot the mort timy »car» prteg,
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sentence:
Bobby," t salil
mblher; "I'll let you take them off 3
when thr first warm dny comes.” B
(Protected by Associated Editors) H
AN EVENING LAUGH |
Table: Once upon a time nn odl- l<
tor MVld to s poet offering a llllle B
i>o.>tn: “(iivo It to me Immedlatojy. g
1111 pay you |f< n llffe for Tt. Rend till I
all you can write!”—Aesop's Film H
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AMfRKANWttOtOCO
r< i f-titly F
’ HOSIERY
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— With the view of letting rou \
know more <ff thb < Ifh fa CT nr ------=
of hosiery sold by this store V
w« are 1 BKB
few of tho more popular rtlk ’ >
---- numbers . we luj-vc sold lung p
enough to determine their tie- (
rlrijbHity. Numbers that wo-
men buy over and over again .
and thu beat text fur uny item
of tnercbaiidise Ih the repeat
aulea. Wo not. only want yuuf
to know of the qualities at It |
the different prb-oe but Wo 'wjfl
want you to know that wo W
have thorn at prices for every If
purtie or person. H
The House passed finally the Mc-
Millan Senate bill requiring hotels
Ito nost their iwm prices and for-
bidding changes
i thirty days notice.
I
-Denton County Naftonal Bart n
'' MH
Another need of tho times Is an-
other Danto to give us a revised
edition of "Who's Who In llrtdes”
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--imCTIOW TWO
^DhWton. Tela*, every afternoon ; uie, os suprcinmw w, *..«
Muiaf by Has Use<»r4-M»rvuhi»| pentiT rreawre passed finnlly by
“ 1 I Twsdaya . the Howe the day before, they
I would sign it and look after its tn-
— . „ . 4erest. There were doyens who
to Press and Vkitto Press | wert forward to affix their signa-
Audlt Bureau of Circulation*.. Lures to tiro bill, and H appeared
—-“AysricaaNewsiMjper I*ut>- So logical a compTchient of the Car-
'b4“Bo‘tN-“u Newspaper Pub ; penter bill—which provides that
i* AiuoeUtlGn. ! idle district judges may be trans-
W *^taLe°ngne. f™l to otWbr district# in which
—_j6er PgtHisbern* Buying Corpora-1 a congestion of dockets exists—
- ’ Ifemrto sn second class mall matter
r r stTenton, Tessa
notkk to tAb rrm.ic
dfe nqm^iou friumn^of s'n*; mg Wednesday. Several olh. t
A, tndMdnnl or cbrporsfTnn win be Senate measures, dealing pnncipal-
*-%bft»Uer?^stt"En**1* c,,llwl to ’ ly with technical points, were pass-
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k year du ndvanw)
Nraui'Wrd’kb •« Dr«l<»u Countjr
nkioliMh ptilpi
t h u i «. I’<'i
yoHI’s ,Kr'*
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u< fr S’»-w .
I Ci Ik, N. J, *4 ye-eOta-
tt rTTr nw^ vkwm
many nwn u b.«» hfiv«* nml-
gra1' <! hi “i ar'-li of farno and foi-
hitrrrrrrrrf r<v th<li n 11 ?ytbnt 1 ■
RECORD-CHRONICLE COMPANY
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himself . in collaboration
L . E IL t’VWLEH. AdrertielBg Manager with two members of hts rtnff nnd
(after discussion with other experts
Rmeeevs and «!«!&«« «I »’ «-uc,» matters. He Asked that if
R*1 ' OrrnlatldO UepsrtmenL IM 11 here were those members mterestd
ZTk*- «< . ti«^fc«rv 'in the rnactmwit of ^trch a mees-
•tK-? tomtlrn. •*.«;«**KrnS-ure. as suplemcntal to the Car-
•seev’ Kuuday Uy Ha Baeord-yurwuUujpenter treasure passed finally by
M— Tu«d.>s aga; the House the <lay before, they
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MOTOR MARK CARAGE
Phone 258. Earl
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< Vrrrect this
scratch to.
wtfr dblfletcd condition for LhiaJis- the tax to 2c a gallon instead of 1c.
cal year, and the total of the bill There has been less protest against- .
*■ — -i—‘ n thc gagoiine tax than any other tax- jy1 the House,
a^totnl of ncrrly $1,000,000 at the ation measure at this session, in'
The bulk Of the items making fali have
up the measure are f—
u bqt included appropriations to eke , jhing moxT unusnal. The xrnly ob-
* thortagds t‘ * ...
State institutions. J
the ‘•economists" »f the House arc
tlfcbbrto precipitate * fight against gchool fund.
the bin.' It includes two items of!tjon ^ax there was nothing else to
interest to Denton—the $10,000 for b<- done with it, ns that is a con-
Sled some poWder in It oUt of the
envelope, and pop slartod to drink
it, saying. This Is wat I call good
vegetable soop, gcnrclly 1 havent
n good werd t« May for vegetable
goop but this seems to have a spec-
ial tnist. In fact 1 reel? Meeve 1
could manage another pinto with
pleasure and profit, he sed.
He sed.
IH-get it for you myself, ma sod.
Wlch she went out in the kttchin
and did and pop drank it all the I trooonn r, . I
way up and ma sed. Theta the feral (1'i.mi- -. Hl
linn- I cevx aaw you take 2 O’ntea ) .Tiiuinti...
I Of soop, Bn serprlxed. but it never | "a Izard of
lalns fbut It pores, so perhaps you'<1 I
I 1» a .. o r. I I, * 1 sa S a 4 j. • 4 ti. vi , rl L* . . Il "
tl< ■ t.'.t
w ould
from
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1'ii-ld.r. b ' in< r gover-
•.Trt'sey. TW1W1* fTF .tersrr—--
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Chambers of commerce
‘.j take any great inter-
pen Itentiary locating
K < rt »<I | 11 U in
I after
Bed. | elfcht \ «
Mr.
hind :»nd land- d In Australia
InJoyaKTe ”jxpres | time lit wand* red about the
itry ri<dni4 any t. ld J- I»n that
—L—.. ll'H v. av. r»>li» •• ii 'ii, book.S'dh
. |f<-r7 un'T ’’ 'y faHnrcr -ntt-
I rolpn u< r< i.II d hy the’ future
| prim*" rnirn-’f-r only t»ii.yearn af-
t< r lie had l;itided Mr. LlunhcH was
elvi ted ’«• p.itl itar r. t. where lie
. a'lirhllLmode his name, llecontly it
h;iH been ru»n*-rcd il.it he might
bi forb 1 he fit t Auxtr ili.in high
coinrnixaioiw r In th’ L’nited .Stat« 4.
r’c^nt'y? the- Itemized expemtiturrs on which ’.
^Oh^TlTs basetl. The bulk of the appro- Pr’’® ..
-—~ | priatibns included in the measure
arc for expenses incurred in the
•xclu- mntnionancr of nmrtial law in tho
— .j, - ,or r®*! Mexia oil fields last year ami the
fc- JBnattBd In tnlw nnper and also tne
E local news published herein. (’he attack^centered, apparently, or,
B ■ _ tig- minor items tor the schools and
Denton. Texas, February 25. 1923 different institutions and depart-
L as—■■ <■ . mc-ntti of the State. Pope’of Nue-
LEGISLATIVE VIEWPOINTS. |.cea started the fight. Satterwhite
L <K*ttor.ai c<wr,-s,„mden<y.) „ j of Garson, member of the Appro-
B—------rTTwnrrx. t o c, m, ---"pnations Committee, moved to de.
f AV'STIN, Feb. . 4 —The enter-jurther discussion until Thurs-
EsHr- gency appropriation bill was re- , /,
R. ported favorahty toy the House Ap-;‘Uy «lurnoon'
' prgpriatioiis Committee. The coirt.; qhe gasoline tax bill has finally
K——miliee, in preparation of the bill, passed the House and is due t<*
I took carefully into •<onie UP in the Senate, when*, where
O vetr ifcplctcd condition for this .fir- ihe tax to 2c
K ¥ ~ : — ____* 1L- aTx-1 11 V!11
'• V -«W • V M S, VVOX V W« • ■ V • VVVX- s.
’» tmly about against
.that it were well to do a few days’,
• —work on the 32 rat? if thereby no- f
ccssitV for a second special sessmt*;
KrtWRFfcfip’riijirTaTidh"hTn~is to V'TiconSe chiropractor!
"AaMliliirnzI 1 H' pl-, » :*r 4 . >.4 --—_la.. —*.
much stronger sentiment kirfrt of bill, creating a Chiropractic I
,-ssion remain over a few Board, w'*“ hronn-ht noi in th.-i
from five to- eitrni days , House
sac, - • . ':?£*■ .-■■ UlT >l.v^.,l port.
[gj daya.' But the stfoAgcst senttment j
for afl seems to be tn both tton*'5; 1’he Hon*.,- passed finally the de-1
and Senate for adjournmnet expository bill, with an amendment . ■ , -
March 9, the eml of the G()-dav, $5 | to make the minimum rate of in- '•’* natural gas and the results of
pct di.cm period. " forest 4 per cent, and the Senate th®t propaganda arc beginriing to
Iconcurn-d in the ginendmcnt, which Is’10w on ’be surface.
*'i CilMnto..Jgkg-AppaaiW , bufaw!mis! it” two fninlmuth Vate 1 p^Yi
Vhc House Wednesday with a brand Cent. The bill creates an ex-officic]
MW aolutirm nf the diffii utt-y he (board which is to fix one rate at
■agwji- • VhO legislature are meeting; which State funds are to be depos-1 , ,. .
K- f with in tbgftrd tn the establishment i ited in banks seeking such deposits1 . hng changes therein without
■ v. of addition! and n<'walistri< ’ courts. 1 und does away with tire competi- thirty days notice. It also passed
Yhere have been three courts ve- five bidding, which ‘is held respon- finally the absentee voting bill from
F” ; tort, art there are bills eking t ■ Cible for the fact that State funds thc ^•nn”’ the Senate’s work-
‘-efteste at least fifteen more court’ were secured by some banks that
P rnfftdinr in cne or both branches? have been unable since to repay
P^* wCriraO-'Bovt^rncr intimated rather them “
L, .tenth that he would veto estab-j
: fef more jH-rrr:'ve,< nt courts i
k ' unless ttjpre wss shown to be a hy Senator Rice appropriating410.-
B”’^ real Mid mcrgrtl need <<■„ them— |000 for con*'*"—•"'*•*
L Which seems difficult to do with building at the North Texas Normal
................. ' th* OtherWmroT I’ - afgtr JMirgg 4 ... ........
: But -bte Mduleim was Gw 1inserted in the general emfergvncgr
ihmcnt of five criminal dis-('"it which has been favorably rc-
One of the largest committee
hearings yet held was that on" the
carbon black bill, which sprang
from comparative obVurtty into 1 bill were not many, probably be- ... --------- -----
paramount importance almost over-1 cause of the local option feature., 'na put It there and quo k sprink
night. Members of the Legislature (It was stated that both Dallas' and
know a lot more about carbon (Tarrant counties are anxious to
’-come up in the Senate, where, where black what, it k. how it is madc( avail themselves of the law, which
~.WMTfirt JWWff!tft'r""d"for what tt is ttwed than they; must l»e adopted by a general-elec-
. j:u i—«— —*---»- on ^,on ordered on a petition or at
burning issiic least 500 qualified voters. The bill
abroa.ta jg voluminous, there being so many
involved points necessary to be cov-
ered.
\v< wiint to sc,, such enterprises
p« th--r--.rn—t+errtem tHstt. Fintsrw-’
bring wculth into n community ho I
lorn It into cliiinll'els ot tiatlc. They
titmit tt bitrtrrr payroll nnrf payroH-t
ar4, absolutely necessary for thrlv- I
ins towns ami cities. What about
going after some factories for Den-
ton. '
America cares little who has the
kings and queens if she may have
the Jack
No giants, ghosts or elephants have dared to come in there,
Cot if they did he’d beat ’em up nnd chase ’em to their lair.
They just hang round the children’s rooms an’ snap an’ snarl an’ bite.
An’ laugh if they can make ’em yell for help with all their might.
But 1 don’t ever v«H out loud. I’m not that sort of lad.
I slip from out tfie covers, and 1 crawl in bed with Dad.
the Fairchild bill regarding com-j prised of seven members, one from
imumnee nnd taking (each Commissioner’s precinct and
that matter out of the extra-legal j three at large. There are no ex-*
board that has had it in charge, emptions of nny kind, as is the case
The bill followed an investigation with many States’ county unit sys-
of the salaries being paid.’by of- tern; nil the schools of a county are
fieiais of that board, the investiga-1 under this board, and the districts
tion developing that some very are permitted to have three mem-
i fancy wages were being allowed bers of their local boards only. The
to ..I, ,..iS ail., vy.t in5ti?ao o, . ———
giving the policy holders the ben-
efit of some of the extra earnings.
a colt'.n top.A splendid valuo. I
*' *’3, Kt I
L.q No. SOI. Fibre nnd thread V I
bilk mix<Ml. A. deep, heavy rih»
brrt too tlntt is very elastic. ; J
There lx qtiile « demand for a
blocking of this type. $1.7*.
—< 'OOIRR— ’ ta
White, ''ordoven-, H»- i
tuna, Mllv, r. Cra|,hite, (Qag*-
I. Sami. Hi. it. Nude Medl-
<>ray.
—IVEKIHTS— :
Hhi-<-r Chiffon
weight -weight
range of womeifK hose in lisle
nown brands that have proven tot
a nice long cigar. In fait, after S turn
Futrstantta! wrrttnpa nf enrrp
that T think Til Irave 2 cups
bawfee and 2 long cigars. tluU aoop ‘lion?
jest made tne feel like a
amoak. somehow.
-----0 tar goudnlas sakes, ml
And her amt me and ray
-- „------------ (Iladdls ate the stage and potato*-’ 'land
end rtnr die on March 9 mt her than 5^^ ■pop wmrurked
one of the most
etons he over had.
Well, if we tnOSf have
conference, let's make it a
meeting.
"What music has America given
to uplift the world’" InJfWTVes
< nlttired European. Well, there's
dinner bell.
And so von think fame is n
.....
Spring poetry never will stoop to
realism until man Invents more
Words to rhyfne with slUWu.
There's a 1 ” a >> a brighter side.
There never has been a peace that
lasted always.
Inailcflablc rlgKts are the ,,
pern of pikers The big money
in movie rights.
1'o1 <• I'.ir.loy Is biv>k from the
far soil of Musket llidce, win re hr*
went w l'h a view of .heating. But
he says he would not, live there. aS
_ .unt JSJMUhlHX bill h.a yj- t o
TeC.-T ..ff 7i f.TuT .K" KUr
down.
fluz Burlovv wan aiming tn Ntir
ur»mnd H<>rhc Minong hl.” ninny
frl<*ridR ^during IriM thre^-hoiirH’
stay in Bounding ffittown Saturday
afternoon, but that Tight after he
pot there a tatty awk‘**«i him t«» hold
her horse while six- went into a
minute to buy a piece of
fidonet! and co-opteration. t ;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
pnations 'Cnmniittee ’members that question was that two reports are
■ * ’ forthcoming from the committee—
seven members of the committee
present the result was a tie that
had to be broken by the vice-chair-
man, who was acting as chairman
for the evening.
The favorable report is with com-
mittee amendments whidh limits
the effects of the bill to the terri-
tory within twenty-five miles c. .
the Ixiuisiana line so long as that
State permits the manufacture of I
carbon black. The original bill ♦
” ’ " ‘ the manufacture T
~ .<■ ■
WE DO IT WITH SCIENCE z
There’s an art in Dry Gleaning—and you’ll appreciate it when
your lace», draperies, etc., come back to you sparkling with
their original newness.
jswui. pf winter have kXl their impression* on
your furnishings, but for a very small amount wc will db the
iE/X - jre.......
■ 1-^ — :-----2-1
Just FtJks ‘
By Edgar Gtieg^ _______
K---mte. The resolution provided that; . -,
no fcdRe presented later'thati March : contracts
9 could be considered between that 2™° the approprmtion could have
date and adjournment. Its author ibeen held.
'Hie Senate State Affairs com- g^s for that particular purpose to |
| mittee reported out the oil ptoduc- £2 ‘
tion tax to 2 per cent instead of 3 j uscj.
I per cent, as the House passed, it, Panola County, whose „...
•T, .. . . . and also reducing the production sajd to be very rich, but with in-
tefetiment among members1: sulphur from 3 per cent tc *
-u. .. . 1 per cent.
--------1 . , .. 5 The Senate Public Health Com-1
^1?nc : mittee reported favorably a hUl -with the result that manv
Msrnm **^-,.11..- -KTH - 4- 1... -u■--« wth an ad f th Panola Countv landowners
TCtoirZ'i “C’,U ' oby,‘at‘A!.vSrr rrPdrt _The '”‘n!<,Lfre not getting any returns from
that the.session remain over
day*, say from five to eigtii
at the $2 rates than for the fifteen
Most communities number enough
s among their cltlsenshlpR at-
,, perhaps, w ithout Im-tirdtag
penitentiaries.
Ar: overall factory. A
.: oi belli for that matter
m; ki valuable ' additions t<
bam s mannfttclurlng district.— Don
ham Favorite.
Another 'nice thing about paying
for the war Is th*’ i( doesn't re-
quire tho Wearing 41/ spiral puttees.
il Th» secret treaties had
1. jVgntage. They were kept
the wfcy and didn't get
nround so badly.
PHOKNIX Nl’MHEKS—
tart USA The blggeitfc selling
on« number in the country.
<>n<- item of which we have
; .'?7 “ able to „
enough. Pure thread silk with
lisle top ami Barter
foreement. Looks
wears good, |2.1o.
Lol No.
' 12.55;
Lot No. 398. An alE-pi
thread silk number. Meili
light weight $2.55.
Lot No. 775. An *11 sltk
number in sheer v eight. A
Wautlful quality. Wide seam
re-inforcenient al back )3.o0.
Hl’ICLINGTON NUMBERS—
lai France, Full-fashioned
of putc thread silk with Date
top. A quality that we think
n great deal of itnd never fait
to recommend It. 12.50.
Persian Top. A11-pure thread
silk—lop to h<wl with mer-
cerized lisle foot. Edged with
Persian stripes at"lop |3.00.
nn
1775—Governor Gage sent a de- I
tachment of sold-ts from Boston I
to Nairin to prize worhe cannon Haiti .
(<> be dfpOHitt’d iht •
U13—Roluiri XL
Ftut»’Ninun t<; whom the
Rtah’N owch ninth that
i( groat, died
Kuril
1747.
I *23 — JoMvph I.*’
rd •’>!’ KiNl, b’ t n
founty, <•» Hi^d in
Valley, July 6,
1854--MoveraI l..v * hw»4 in
4’oliitpBe <>f tin* rdhry of
Frdit h jopc’ra houF<- m New
lea ns.
I S7 J- Sv verity-for r < as
• hm.dl|N»x wire hpot’d In
vlllo Ln «»ih* day.
HU'3—AlU’inpu d assassination of
Kinr (Iiorgp ”f Greece outside of
At hwwt.*
l‘.»02 Palis Hir.in a five day.V
rtdrbrttHon of the \ i^tor Hilfco c—ti-
ivac*'
zl 4
Thirty-iwvcnth's regular session. | faPt .many upon whom the tax will
” ' 1... j gone to the trouble to
small, (urge its passage—-which is some-
at many different i je tton that has been raised to the
M ’hat some of t,?!] WHS t)mt h puts one-fourth of
... — ....• tfie proceeds into the available
Levied ns an Occupa-
«*..oov w wMw..—v..v T.v,wv D(, none witn it, as inat. is a con-j f*j®P.a^SbSll.
the^conljintt'lion^ ^ a^temDomry; retirement with which
tetor ''eagbon-black '
ferred to otWbr district in which
! that speedy enactment is likely.
The House passed the Senate
| absentee voting bill _to third read-
ing Wednesday.
the
’ making
i Cullm counties,
i vvw.v, try. r^ruM<u.r win seea L'> ',luot u—,,, wMwvevav.i, .i\n
4*mend some of 1U drastic nrotAs. ‘ Hs effects are revolutionary, ulbelt
„ a opllrfh wift,
to decide by popular
H puts all the schools
— jnder one board, com-
I ko another plate jrat to make it ,75
\VeM. if a th»n<N worth doinn Its
werth doinK well,^»op $*<•<!. M«‘onii>$<
h< would, and ma wont and n<«t
him another plate, wlch I could set
Rome of the aoop powdrr floaThijc
In top. and pop drank It. wayinr.
$ -WW- 1 4flR w th> t> - a by u t v n u ff s u n -
plr for-me tonite.
Wy V\‘tttruTn, Ive rot a be wt if ill
ntako and eleaunt F'r^h-tch, fried I
wm-WrtV-Hmd po'r* sod. "V<’J *"
as far as Im concerned, Im jcHt 1
KoinK to have a vup of vawfee and J/ 7
i of f.trr
. - r<v™n<ri
Hhf"T ♦ 4Iwy pXiula
of -tFtc^n rrT th«' rre^nf-y of t.hrir 3<!«’p-
Tb, Is r . (>4O«d Of Wil-
M Hu'/Jicm. -a h . hat. resliciH d
iitil’U SttNlralia’M ptfiunr fOY
I v forty > . ai x u<o
KUR-
l. p«n-
Fr»r a
r' un '
- tem; -all the schools of a county are
i-i under this board, and the districts
very are permitted to have three mem-
„ j were being allowed bers of their local boards only. The
to officers and attorneys instead of . county board would select all teach-
ers and the county superintendent
would assign them.. The bill wns
prepared by Senator Stuart of Tar-
rant anti Representative Potter of
Tarrant, in collaboration with
school experts. Objections to the
I
idded, a:< each < mrt < O’TS
JOO to "kJOfiOO, and the.
rapidly nearing Ore him
The Governor made a
Me -imd lortcal pmsrnta-j
F‘ tion of the aWfiftnenK in <>f i
I * soch • measure, which h’ad beer.
» drswln, he said, by the Altorncjj
K-’K’7
I
I
sufficient outlet for commercial and
domertic purposed with the result
that many wells are capped and out
! of use and new wells are not being
ad
. . ?! are not getting any returns from
i i» ^’r°?rR, Jc I their possession of rich gas de-
brought out in the j pos'^s. fta' bill will bring on a
favorable minority re- hard fi|fht jn
the House, when it
raachca the floor, for the opposition
has stirred up Chambers of Com-
merce and others in many cities us-
v. horn
much
<_'l« rmout,
in—•XeAv- Vvf k City,
■■■•* ■ asw _ ■ w tv w n . 11 v w 11 v'J MV tt i ....... ....* -- I I’ ’ I • -
,rpal ard rmergrpt need for them— j000 for construction of a temporary I
.. 5 ; building at the North Texas Normal . . „
ft-the OthCFFfta t,r the arru 7<*oHrgC Thr rrme item rt’ rten 6^ an the Dallas County
| bill, when it came up for fipnl paas-
nanDwm or nve criminal ms-i--. wen .avrably rc-."X‘ Rer attHcRs onlhe bill Thurs.
courts, ffho for enrh of five I ported out by the House Appropri day having failed tn prevent its
tclfc that would include the vn- j ^tlorw Committpc and which likely .her amendments hay-
ftate.Yor a periodi c, end N0v. *ill come up for n hearing this h>g been rejected, she fought its
1524. This Would make the week . «"■«» T*’•"^'’^1^ ^”? * X
■. Ata „ ——- ! t,"n t" indefinitely postpone, the
Royal R. Watkins of Dallas has effect of which was to kill the hill,
been nominated by Governor Neff’Which creates one permanent ami
as member of the Normal College' one temporary district court in
Regents, -U>-*ur ceud hi* father, the j Dallas County. - JHer efforts again
lute .lodge A. B. Watkins ofcAfh-tladrt. the vote against her bring
ens, Who died this Week. j considerably larjfer than it was on
. „ ! m—— I the preceding day/
The House pasted finally a bill - - -——
a 5.year closed season o«l The county unit bill that has been
quail and doves In Grayson anti; reported out by the Education Com-
(Collin counties, but the Collin I mittee will intereat educators and
i County representative Will seek to ’h6se interested in education, foi
a lot more about carbon 1 Tarrant counties are anxious to
what, it te. how it is made, avail themselves of the law, which
---4--A- 2— ------1 A.1----1 Ika O.L.nl,-, I Vk*j u 1 -^Ipn__
did before, and one’s position on j tion ordered on a petition^ of at
“carbon black” is a 1
. The Senate already
has passed the bill.
The Committee on Comrnerce and
Manufactures received the bill orig-
inally during the first part of the
session. It lay on the table twenty
days or more pendTng repbrF of a (; . ... . - . - ...
subcommittee to which tt was ro. | itentmry comm.ttee conferring w!lh
ferred and then was reported out i hl"‘ ‘hl8 week that he would not
favorably without dissent. Then « ,8Pwlal 8e8Slon t0 consider
the fireworks started. Marshal! P’Wb'e'ns of the pmon system
a delegation down from | and broadly hinted that the mem-
Texas towns apparently bcr* slmukl l«t willing to stay on
awoke from their somnolence to sec 1 the w)/"v penod to attend
-------------- .■•■■■■■ w-4, "H hateful, <a matters ..f pryssuig importanc.'
The app/opriAtlon fof the. paving InffaHwe7wtjngJtTyly shadow S
wu t the North Texas Normal I tel-. over the whole State,’ as one o. i g’ve some as, urance tnat io
„«.0n «„<i I. n„< now .wh- e'ared. thu, „iv. lhc m.mber. time t. K»
• a h4*ar- hame for a while and try to take
- hnlrt the reina of their businesses, it
SnuZ |O not
7:30 until nearly 11 o’clock, in the I ^e members would give some
presence of probably 150 to 200 j thm suggestion. But as
neonle ' (matter* stand and in the absence of
The net result of the discussion I »uch assurance the feeling is ratte
of experts cn^bpth sides of the, er general that the session should
' stay on for several days at $2 a
| day and then be immediately re-
- -------* . Tho
, Senate has on the table a sine die
resolution for March 9. The House
has on its table two sine die reso-
! lutions, one setting March 14 anti
the other March 24 as the date for
final adjournment. The former has
some possible chance of adoption,
nJ lonc believes, but the March 24 date
of | has none whatever.
♦III><♦♦*«»«
WITH THE EXCHANGE* ♦
By L. A M. ♦
building at the North Texas Nor-1 tf,t. Legisriaturt
x—'mnai' pBiirttwr. couiptctfsin tiT -ttic
MS'*'’"’ .-jHWMWfi ■ ktfrnin'stration building, | ’______,-r--i-------------- — *
re- apwopriaiion for which is in d-Mjout the North Texas Normal Iteh-axer the whole State,’
---pendtng W on the Kxxxpmpinn ■ inr^n ?____ ------
L. ■ - ialerfdar for next Monday; and the the treason- and is not *.~., ------
$17,000 item for repairing and re- ble. Il is believed, however, that it I consented .
_roofing.lheHousehold Arts and Ad-, can Ih* revived at the special sea-1 that opponent* might have
—I-:.., i :u: 5 '"t. 2v _ zV f J” p- T1‘ ....-^.T.vn^ltk'J.Ttlrns* an«t thnt hpnrtntr xvr
■A, The $110,000 item for the C. I. bill. Talk now is that the special
4|uate its heating plant is provided! held in May or June, albeit
for in another bill, also set on the j Goverrtor “lie still say nuttin."
day. .262. With assurances from Apprq-
’ - *■- . ~ . priafions' Comniittee 'members that
Rki; R<*?* ^lann*'there would be little difficulty ir
■; sentiment of the House-to^j.evjving jj jn th,, general appro-
1 effect eonwHrantion jtf departmente, p^oiion measure and possible real
ana commissions wherever possible difficulties in the way of including
L-----to. do Without impairment *4 offic-4^^^he emerppnCv bill. wfiFch had
Iw**?.’ PTpsen,*"',n House been prepared, besides jeopardizing
• r Wednesday, as a privileged resolu-; f)(+er nPnton item* in the emer-
L v’cferr"'’! to the < ah'-.gency bill, it was deemed wisest by
I i A1Ia,rS w‘ hout (k‘- ‘committee members to let the mat-
r. 't®. author made a pre- , ,K0 over unti] later, as desirable.
tele **°n °* "*S vlews su”' | as, it would hftve been to have the
< paving proceed. The Attorney Gen-
' Anirthcr rririlogrt resolution in i rral R Department advised the
I** House Wednesday Was by Bald-1 Comptrojter that passage by the
win et al., under which sine die ad- J enton ity owmission o a p.tv-, manufacture I ’
i tanrnmont if Hw S.-nntn •*>» ordinance placing the Normal | provided that the manufacture 1
March 24 Callage property within a paving j should be permitted within twenty- ]
F fifteen da^ nT h/ go ,li8,rict was T,ot sufficient to hold five miles of the border line of any
L rata Tte^lutmn SLXd ISt th” appropriation, altho that if any State . permitting carbon black to ,,
no bill* presented Intar th-in \l-ireb sp*^fic contracts hnd been entered 1 be made, which made it applicable ,
PTrtentea lat r than march.could have to the Northwest Texas and prob- i
ably the Southwest .Texas fields
The bill limits the consumption of
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