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.lust fair,” said
It
The ink had faded with the passing
years.
But legible the figures still remain-
ed;
Vain is the sjieech I’ve poured upon
his ears.
For proof of my |»erforinance he
had gained.
He laughed aloud and shouted out:
“I see
The l»est you got in Latin was three:?
BETRAYED BY CAESAR
Last night he took my Caesar from
the shelf,
My sehool days Caesar of the long
ago.
For he has route to Latin now him-
self.
The Latin which I learned but do
not know;
And running through its pages found
with glee
An old report eard which belonged to
ue.
Betrayed by Caesar! Thirty years or
more
That book has waited
youthful eyes.
Waited for him to run its pages o’er
And catch his father in a pack of
Iles.
“A three in algebra!
he.
“Couldn't my dad get better than a
three
I blushed. I know I blushed to see
his grin.
“You weren’t so good yourself.” he
chuckled low.
“I thought you gathered all the hon-
in,
seems to me that once you told
me so.”
And then I laughed, to hear the ras-
cal add,
“You didn’t always stick to busi-
neas. dad.”
the
in the hottest months the hillsides
are verdant. At this time of the
year the fire-fly is lighting the lamps
among the orange groves and
wild strawberries ate plentiful.
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KATY GOES BACK TO COAL
FOR LARGE FREIGHT ENGINES
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but freight
injured
BIBLE THOUGHT
and
PRAYER
ed, which has. reentry completed
long term fuel Contract in which
paid 65 cents a
OIL WORKER IS FATALLY
HURT BY DRILL STEMS
fnr settlement and cultivation since
1870.
THE KINGDOM WITHIN—The
kingdom of God cometh not with ob-
servation: Neither shall they say. Lo
Hire! or, lo there! for, behold, the
kingdom of God is within you.—Luke
11:20. 21.
For the kingdom of God is not meat
djid drink; but righteousness and
peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost.—
Romans 14: 17.
PRAYER:—“I love Thy Kingdom,
Lord,
The House of Thine abode.
The Church our blest Redeemer
saved
With His own precious blood.”
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Probably the most futile thing in
the world to say is this: “But don’t
tell anybody.”
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Tuberculosis wills lOODOO each year.
Time's a job for our pacifist friends.
- N?w York Commercial. ;
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Fear of what the neighbors will say
governs not only nunv o' our actions
but it also determines the style of |
our clothes and even the architecture '
of our houses.
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E^th-worms can produce musical
sounds, according to a German scien-
tist. He even claims to have dis-
covered rhythm in.thia strange mel-
ody.
Dallas. June 19.—Twenty of the
largest freight engines operated by
the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad*
between Parsons, Kansas, and St.
Louis have been converted back to
coal burners following a decision to
get away from the cost of fuel oil
and to substitute coal, it was revealed
Wednesday at the general offices of
the road here.
• Passenger traisn will continue to
be hauled by oil burning locomotives.
Trains between these two
points hereafter will be operated by
coal burners.
While the Katy is one of the first
rbads hi the Sbuthwest to change
back to coal on such a large scale,
it is understood other lines in Texas
and Oklahoma are seriously perplexed
at the cost of fuel oil.
Another Texas road, it was learn-
| ju,
it
_ barrel for residue
from refineries, ifirtst how pay $1.50
a barrel, a sum, as its chief operat-
ing officer said, ‘which is close to the
limit we can stand.”
*, A Canadian fruit|gTower claims to
June produced an apple with no seeds,
and practically no core.
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In die United States . thirty-six
broadcasting stations are owned and
operated bv religious bodies.
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Two human skeletons believed to
be more than 50.000 years old have
been found in a cave in the Crimea.
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More than 50.000.000 acres of land
in West Canada have been opened up
Vernon, Texas, June 19.—Morgan
Lindsey, 24, was injured fatally
Thursday when three six-inch drill
stems rored from a truck onto him.
He died a half hour after being
taken to a hospital.
Lindsey was helping unload the
stems. He was to release the hold-
ing block. The stems rolled without
warning and before he was ready to
get out of the way. It was necessary
to summon additional men to remove
them from his body.
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EVERY PAIR M ADE TO WEAR
FIT-FUU. Y YOURS,
// Choe
ALEX CANON
GOOD SHOES HOLD THEIR SHAP E BETTER THAN CHEAP SHOES
CONSEQUENTLY THEY LOOK BETTER AND WEAR LONGER.
SHOE COMFORT — SHOE ECON OMY — IS TO BUY PACKARD
SHOES” AND PATRONIZE “THE S HOE PALACE."
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF PACKARD OXFORDS", THE
BRISTOL LAST, SHOWN IN LIGHT TAN KID, IS A WINNER; PRICED
AT ONLY—
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ae “the Florida of Europe,” thus for
fi»e first time in tourist history, a
European resort gets glory from an
American resort. Lugano ia a “sun
4pot” nil the year around. Here are
found tropical vegetation and climate
and an Alpine landscape, and even
Already our constitution is in a
fiir way to become a crazy-quilt
charter, with nineteen amndments ap-
pgnded, and about fifty in prospect.
an evil thing. Waste
i a double
The nation's fire bill is more
year, and more
Waste is _.. ..... ......,
that <aa be prevented ia
evil. The -zfze-’z v‘
tiian half a billion
than half of that is preventable by
means within our reach.
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RADIO FANS GOING TO
SWITZERLAND.
Radio fans from all over the world
sre planning to be in Geneva, at the
[pot of Mont,Blanc from September
£2 to Ortcbef 4, 1925. to attend the
International Wireless Exhibition. It
will take place in the halls of the
r L»is Electoral and will be held
When the league of Nations is in
* a ion, with ita representatives from
*■1 over the globe. In connection with
t*:e same exhibition will be shown
demonstrations of the latest inven-
tions in moving pictures, phonographs
<nd scientific toys.
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THE FLORIDA OF EUROPE.
j So many Americans have been
spending the last few months al
igano in Switcerland, that the
books in Europe now list it
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Dog Hill Paragrafs
By GEORGE BINGHAM
KLAN GRANTED CHARTER
BY STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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It is easy to
Shorter again.
The road to success Is fast becom-
ing lined with advertising
PEOPLE WHO
WERE ONCE
GOOD LOOKING
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DON'T FOQ6ET-
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If we came from monkevs we have
picked up a lot of bad habits along
the way
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;ish! You feel lazy, dizzf &i
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It's easy to he popular with vnur
friends. All you have to do Is get
rich first.
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l those other
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of mine that
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pimples and
as pretty as
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dren what a hard time he had when-
he was that size.
TWO MILLION DOLLAR DEED
OF TRUST BOND FILED
- The cook baok telle you how-
bank book telis you what
(Copyright, 192L. N'KA Service. Inc.J
You can't tell if a man is working
too hard or has a radio
LEGS IS LEGS IN SUIT
OVER BIEL FOR LEG
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There Isn't any law against a
man who smokes currying matches.
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Imre thfj signature of W. H. Evans,
“Imperial Wizard” as
Georgia corporation.
The articles filed were these on
which William J. Simmons, original
leader of the klan and his associates,
obtained their charter before the su-
perior court of Fulton county, Ga.
The application set forth tha’t the
corporation was one for benevolent
purposes without capital stock nor
ojK-rnted for profit an! that no capi-
tal was to be used in Oklahoma.
son's Liver Tone for a few cents
under my personal money-back
guarantee that each spoonful will
clean your sluggish liver better than
a dose of nasty calomel and that
it won’t retake you sick.
Dodson’s Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You’ll know it" next
morning because you will wake up
feeling fine, your liver will be work-
ing, your headache and dizziness
gone, your stomach will be sweet
and vour bowels regular. You will
feel-l^ke workings you’ll be cheerful;
full of vigor and ambition.
Dodson’s Liver Tone ia entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and
can not salivate. Give it to your
children.
^TTOM
(<?)SIMS
NSJ'SAYS
■What’e become of the girl who
oould keft> a fellow in love with her
just by talking to him**
see why skirts are
We predict a very hard July
man can cuss an income tax pay-
ment properly in hot weather
Isaac Helwanger says some widows
marry because their husbands didn’t
leave them any insurance money,
while others get married because they
did.
Summer makes some people stop
missing booze and start missing
beer
A last year's June bride tells us
she is using her fifth can opener
Oklahoma City, June 19—The Ku
Klux Klan became a licensed corpor-
ation in Oklahom when a permit was
issued to the Georgia incorporation to
ope nite in the state. The license was
delivered by R. A. Sneed, secretary
of state, to C. E. Hoffman, an officer
of the Klan headquarters here, yes-
terday.
Application for the lincense w-as
presented to the secretary of state's
ofifee by an attorney for the Klan
national organization recently. It
Columbus Allsop says in the old
days the only time the fruit trees
ever got pruned was when the chil-
dren needed regulating.
bankers' idea w
enough io understand
President Harding took office
and the Republicans had every
thing their own way. aa traditional
protectionists their first act was to-
put the tariff 'way up ‘
There was some talk at the time
to the effect that this wax going to
make it hard for Europe to pay,'
her debts to America—ahe hadn t
the money and the tariff wall
would prevent her from paying in
goods
Still, the manufacturers wanted
it, the farmers thought they did
and the bankers evidently re!
solved to give it * trial, without.1
kicking much. I
Now. however, clearly they've
made up their minds that it's'
failed * I
They've received practically no
interest, to say nothing of prin-
cipal. from any of their old world
debtors except England, and lately
even the British have begun inti1
mating that they can't keep It up",
indefinitely on the present basis.
"Dodson’s Liver Tone”/Straightens You Up Better Than
Salivating, Dangers Caloi
You—Don’tLi
The reason more people don't stay
at home is because they don't feel
at home there.
Deh$on, June 19.—Instruments con-
nected with the 32,000,000 bond issue
of the Municipal Gas Company, and
making the biggest single group of
instruments that has been filed dur-
ing the term of Cbunty Clerk Jack
Christal, have been filed here and are
being recorded. The deed of trust
., , • to the First National Bank of Boston
president of the -an<j ceding the bond issue is the
longest of the instruments and wlyie
no estimate has been made on the
cost of recording the instrument it
was said it would require one record-
ing clerk; about five days to type
write^ the instrument on the records.
Connected with the deed of trust
and the bond issue authorized on
May 1, 1925. were filed bill of sale
and deed to the distributing proper-
ties of the North Texas Gas Co. to
the Municipal Gaa Co., under which
name the company is now doing busj
iness. The distributing business with
the lines and all buildings and ground”
and other materials connected with
the business by the bill of sale and
deed in the towns of Bowie, Bridge-
port, Cleburne, CorsicaM, Decatur;
Denison, Denton. Ennis, Hillsboro,
McKinney, Sherman, Waxahachie,
Whitesboro, Wichita Falls. Alvord,
■ Bellevue, Byera, Petrolia and Sunset
■ are conveyed to the new organiza-
{tkm. The deed mentions conveyance
cf the franchises in the towns of
Bowie, Bridgeport, Cleburne, Cortl-
c#na, Decatur, Denison, Denton, En-
nis, Hillsboro, Sherman, Waxahachie,
Whitesboro and Wichita Falls with
franchises held ip the court ties of
Sim Flinders says *he is^ showing Wise, (lay and Montague.
himTelT today teilig btie ofh is chil ’ expressly mentions that the franchise
in McKinney is not transferred,
though the business in that city is
listed w|fi( the distributing
being transferred. jj*'
Keeping on the Safe Side
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IE’ revision movement’s
spiral ion is America's group
of big bonkers—the ones with
huge foreign investments, notably
war loans i
• Within a year.” according to
"The Magazine of Wall Street.”
“the consuming masses will begin
to rally to the standard of our in-
ternational bankers and against
the manufacturers "
The outcome remains to be seen,
of course, but one thing's certain,
the "interests" referred to by the
Wai) Street publication aren't to
be sneeted a)
If they've set their hearts on
tariff reduction, though they may
not get it. the ultra-protectionists
will know they've been tn a first
class row by the time it's ended
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fTAHE bankers' idea is eu»v
[ enough to understand When •
A heartrending and yet interest-
ing thing happened in a downtown
store when a middle-aged lady got
into a loud argument with a clerk.
“I know what I want,
saying. “I have tried aji
things, but I kn<»v frwi
it do for some f|ien<M o
it Is Black an<fl X^rite
which .gets ri«l ofl tjlese
blotches. I wal Just a
any girl when IpKas y __
got careless and now I am in
fix you see.”
So many people are now insisting
on Black and White Ointment, and
Black anti White Soap to get rid of
pimples, blotches, eczema, rash, tet-
ter, ringworm, “breaking out.” etc.,
because they see and hear of the
thousands of others who now know
they can depend upon it.
are more economical, too. me auc
size Ointment contains three tim«
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Ellick HeJwanger was in the
Calf Ribs neighborhood Saturday
night and attended aftd took part in
the noise made by the fiddling band.
FRECKLES AND BEFRIENDS
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II UTTLSBOY
concern and a jury decided the de-
fendant had a right to cancel the
check.
According to Justice of the Peace
Ben Fly, a one-legged lawyer, two
one legt-d^ witnesses and the wife of
the defendant, for whom the leg in
question was made, figured in jhe
case.
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BY CHARLES P. STEWARTi qpn
NEA Service Writer V JL 8
-ryr AS HI NG TON — A big tariff
fight looms In the offing
Present customs rates are a
lot too high, in the opinion of
•ome mighty powerful "interests."
j These "interests” are not the
kind to sit still and make the heat
of what they don’t like Desiring
tariff revision downward. they
mean to try lor it.
Every indication Is that they
will do this at the next session of
Congress. .
h The protected "Interests." on the
other hand, will put up a scrap to
prevent it that will make the wel
kin ring to beat ail records In
fact, it may be THE big muss in
Washington next winter
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/CONSIDERING how overwhelm
ingly the party of protection
i won the last election, all this
may seem queer.
Yet, Mopping to think about it.
one recalls that there have been
hints for quite a while of some-,
thing simmering.
For Instance, when the cotton
spinners, in conversion here a few
weeks ago, suggested a higher
tariff wall, 'why did President Coo-
lidge shut them up with that
Aesop story?—of the dog who.
crossing a bridge with a bone in
his mouth, saw his reflection in trte
water, mistook It for another dog.
grabbed at the latter's bone and
lost his own overboard tn de
‘ Ing so.
Dallas, Texas, June 19.—Cancella-
tion of a check to an artificial limb ;
(<>m|Mny for payment of a Imlance
due on a wooden leg because, as he
alleged, the leg did not fit, was sus-
tained by decision in justice court
here Thursday. Suit for the balance
was entered by the manufacturing
IHEN along came "The Magu-
sine of Wall Street" with the
prediction that "within Is
months we shall be in the thtoes
of the most sweeping general re
vision of the tariff we have ever
known."
And now we have George B.
Lockwood's "National Republic,”
which speaks for old-line Republi-
canism if any publication dees,
calling for “a thorough campaign
of education" to prevent such a
“national disaster " “
You're bilious! Your liv< ..
gish! You feel lazy, dizzj all
knocked out. Your hea<^ jy dull,
yotlr tongue is coated; breltn bad;
stomach sour and bowels consti-
pated. ^But don’t take salivating
calomel. It makes you sick, you
may lose a day’s work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the l>ones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite breaking it up. That’s
when you. feel’ that awful nausea
and cramping.
s If you want to enjoy the nicest,
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing
you ever experienced just take a
p poor fa! of harmless Dodson’s Laver
Tone tonight. Your druggist or
dealer sells vou a bottle of Dod-
And they
The 50c
as much as the liberal 25c size. .
dealers have both the Ointment a
Soap. j
even the British have begun inti1
npHE tariff, while tremendously
I important, generally Is a dry^
tiresome, technical < subject,;
but there ought to be soma real
thrills in a battle over it, with'
"high finance" on one side, a*
challenger, and “big business,” ia
the role^of^UUehoider.^saj|t>s
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