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Shirley Mason
—IN—
State Rifle Matches
To Continue For One
Week at Camp Mabry
iduced
7 to
b <ive
on all
I Calls.
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! of less
Is- among
liberal ion
Parker
CONFESSED SLAYER OF RICH
CLUBMAN ADJtITS HE’S FAKER
the
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SHERMAN AND DENISON
NEWS OF INTEREST HERE
GREAT COAL STRIKE
WILL 8 E IN EFFECT
III ENGLAND TONIGHT
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GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, TEXAS. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 12, 1921.
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GATES WHO COULD!'
DISCUSS PROBLEMS
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Presley Jewelry
Company
Itcpair Work V Specialty
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justice and i
•till
y few days-
Texas,
no misinterpretation and
> betrayal of the deliber
of the American people
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Bradford
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Khiiicv.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
William S. Hart
“The Patriot”
Closing of Copper
Mines Causes Influx
Of Miners to Mexico
We want you
to see
them!
With Complete GOP
Ticket in the Field
In Silk $1.00
In Lisle
In Cotton
The V. P. Trail”
A BIG WESTERN, FUL OF DATING
THE
MANHATTAN
CLOTHIERS
Leo M. Kueha
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GOVERNMENT HGREES,EIP“”v”,“T“i"'
TO NEW PLAN OF WHICH
PACKERSABETO DIVEST
SELVESOFSTOCKYARDS
I total for the |>ast ten day' to approxi-
’y 4.500 men, according to Antonio
the gubernatorial j( orona. chief of immigration in Juarez,
returning workmen
J lare shipped int<. interior Mexico mi long -i
would win with! trains made up oF box ears.'the trains ::
Mayoralty candi-{running two and three times ]er week
Whitman, special assist
of New York,
state-
a fab
Whit tpan
Harris would
12.—The
22 men
re|K»rted sunk in the Gulf of
- ot
of .
demon't rated here
when a bale of
from the Nolan
Hollowell, mail
motor -tar
While th.-
<1 *•
mi. Texa* Th- Fit
Similar extended a
Rev Frank I.
• tregoh.
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Betorc joining the police
ten reais ago. he was a
a contractor, by which
"ell known over North
Gainesville Baking Co.
■ Leo Ansley, Mgr. Telephone 65 ■
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the j
American Steamer is
Reported Sunk Off
Tampico, Mexico
seou white, Repubii.jGambling Operators
i
April 11. George Kil-
wa- convicted of
• a district court
punishment at life
hi- conviction
and stated he
Overtaken and arrested at Wichita
Falls yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Wil-
son of Collin county for the alleged theft
of an automobile belonging to.- Dr. T.
M. Harris of Pilot Point last Friday
night. Frank Bain and Chester Surratt
s|H»nt last night in the Cooke county
jail enroute to the scene of the theft
in charge of the arresting officer and
departed this morning on the 3 i/clock
Katy train for their destination where
to answer
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coin
of nation'
super-power.
to receive a salary
each and will have
in the management
I or railroad, if in the
or either the Sherman
<.f the decree are being
1.1 Ptt'o. Te\ac,_^Aq*r J 12.—For the .
fir~t tim, in the history of El Paso,,
vti’.cj, today'were balloting for city of-
a vorhpkte Republican tick-
a full Democratic slate. The
was one of the
ini.
the river \9
consent ot
fore a dam
it
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both | astor. ami
he in
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Big Dry Cleaning
Company to Have
Plant in Duncan
-opera! ion
in the
ot o<>od
system.
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”lof the pact in
Si'
London. April 12.—The
sentatives of the striking
wiote to the government this even-
ing. refusing to accept the proposal
that had been made by Mr. Lloyd
George, the prime minister, for the
settlement of their dispute with the
owner.-.
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1 »kio, April 12. Plans for sending
io Wa'hington a distinguished Ja|»anese
who v ouM take up the entire range of
the'so-called Pacific problems, includ-
ing mandate. California. China. Sib< ria.
i immigration and armament are under-
. Mood to U' in the process of formula-
pion by die Japanese go\eriffil'nt.
Official announcement of the inten- |
ticn <•! this country to send such a [
delegate who would act in a <
’**’>**'•*•*'*“*' i similar to that of former <
Plan DeVOting’ Time ' iviani of Framw, who is at present in
* - the I’nifod States, have not as vet been
was tried 'or
• the night of
Oi'it to death while taking
\o-oit. known as “the
iii'in ' and Walter Ussery!
c Creek
and see the hew Woodstock '
Register Printing Co ifit«^
the
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El Paso. Texas, April 12.--Because ot
the dosing down of copjier mines in
Arizona and Xew Mexico, large num-
bers of Mexican miners are returning to
Mexico daily, transportation being fur
nisheo by the Mexican government.
Fifteen Hundred miners entered Juarez
“Flame of Youth”
;ng to wireleas adriora received by the
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York-1 Murderer of Service
Car Driver Given a
Thn.iigl. a
the Joe Curtis Dry
Dyeing’ interests will
of their large plants in
be ready for business within
Mr. lee Curtis ot
head of the com
• Apiil 12. The state re-
the I nited Contederate Yet
uh had bien scheduled for
. at I. niitf will meet m
Sei t -nd r 15th and 16th. a<
a letter ret-ehed by Adjutant
Han<<><k of this city, from
r E W Kiikpatrick of Me
“BANQUET CREAM”, our prize loaf, will soon be on the
local market. It will be made of pure lard, Eagle Brand Milk,
and fine grade Hard Wheat Flour. A table necessity that com-
pares favorably with any bread ever sold in Gainesville.
Why support out-of-town bakeries when the home product
is guaranteed to be as pure and delicious?
You are invited to inspect our plant from the front door to
the back, and see the modern manner in which we make and
handle our products. Sanitation is one of the watchwords of this g
institution. Courteous service is another asset. We appreciate ■
your patronage and strive to merit.
lawn goven
, Merctaai
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Deni-on. Tex;i'. The Eii-t Christian
chnrcl Sunday- <\tcndc.| a unanimous
call Io Roy Frank I. 1‘nrnell, ot*
Eugene. Oregon, to become its pastor.
It is expecteed that his laltors with tho
chnrt^i will begin with Sunday. June
‘25
Austin. April 12.—The week of June
27th to July 2nd has Item designated
for the tate rifle matches to be held
at Camp Mabry, according to an an-
| noun -einent by Adjutant General Bar-
hospital ton. The matches follow immediately
’ '. upon the c!os«‘ of the -tate Xational
Guant enbampment.
You’ll walk a long
ways in these socks,
if they don’t
last forever. They
built, as the
names imply, for one
thing—long life.
And they’re sheer
and thin and good
to look at.
“Is There a Real Hell?”
“The Lone Star Four”
MADE UP OF HOME BOYS, WILL SING
TONIGHT AND THE REMAIN-
. DER OF THIS WEEK.
BE ON TIME!
Sherman. Texa.s.
day desk -ergeant at
bee -tati.m for the
died at the home of
C MeRea
at 615 o'clock Sunday
follow«-d a stroke of
clubman, turfman and bridge whist ex hi res of his recommendation for dealing with domestic problems.
The peace resolution, Harding explained, should undertake to do
no more than to declare a state of peace and must put no difficulty in
the way of collection of reparations,
or the restoration of wartorn
Europe.
Turning his back completely on
the league of nations, the executive
reaffirmed his allegiance to
ideal of a'world association of
tions.
But this
HoJ~WmlplssTariff Miss St®H* Hu*heS.
Bill by Wednesday 1-------------
panv of Illinois lost its a
Ii unijat ion'- co-operation with the
governments in the maintenance
building ot good roads,
a budget system, a pro
encouragement of corn
a- military aviation, an
nine miles yvest of this city, which was
taken in charge by Sheriff Tom Ford
who had been apprised of the theft of
Dr. Harris' ear at Pilot Point at the
I time mentionerl and the. finding of the
stolen car and the successful capture of
the alleged guilty men forms a j r
effective official yvork of yvliich
the parties concerned deserve
measure of commendation.
The yountr men who are charged with
the theft of the car are. reported to be
alrout 24 years old and lioth are resi-
dents of Collin county.
I Cl tht
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government needs should !«■ made avail-
able for general usages."
Lynching—Congress ought to wipe the
stain of barbaric lynching from the ban-
ners of a tree and orderly representative
democracy A proposal for a commis-
sion with representatives <g white and
black races io study and report on the
sulject.' the president -aid. would have
real mei it
Army and Navy—Early <-oqsideration
ot pending appropriation bills was
urged. "The government i- in aeconl
with the wish to eliminate the burdens
of heavy armament'. -aid the president.
■' I he United States will eve. in har-
mony with such a movement toward the
higher attain mint- of peace, but w -hall
not entirely di-eard our agencies of de-
fen-e unti1 then removed the need
to lofi-nil
. th.-
.•wlhsi Di
Mi—t-ippi
igned.
] Hotistou, April 12.
The ; leged eonfesseil slayer
- creditor, sought to have this (Conroy. 22 year-old *■
thanjwa- •.■iw'n
the May by
plan- ate
.ill have
Inch have
i year.
Perishable foods cost too much. Congress should investigate.
Pass emergency tariff at once. Full revision later.
Pass immediate peace with Germany resolution.
Against the league of nations.
Bring the cost of maintaining the government inside of present
revenue immediately.’
Congress advised to investigate the railroad situation.
Federal aid to highways should be extended.
Soldier relief should be directed by a policy of .genuine grati-
tude.
Indorsed federal maternity bill and supported suggestions for
creating a department of public welfare.
Prudence forbids a rash disarmament bill.
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IT IS EASY TO BE A GOOD
BAKER IF YOU USE '
ORIOLE FLOUR
•
in your home. For it i> so skillfully
blended that it is as perfect a baking
flour aa can be had. A sack of it in
your pantry means fine bread, cake and
pastry every time you bake. Order one
today and let .the era of better baking
begin at once.'
WluJ^ MUI & Elevator
Compangr J >
Bcsuniunt. Texas. April IS—The
Bnwie Line ship. Cblonel Bowie, with
22 men on hoard, foundered in ■. the
Gulf of Mexico Monday aigbt. accord-
home office here.
Three men were picked up by the
British steamer Cieny. Nineteen men
12 A IlCU ; .
Co., iml Armour |
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lit "1 ■ K \ ..... ........ .
,i "a- :i2'eeil t>> t<M!ayl(|'
i-|.arl incut of justice ami im
■ approved by Ju-tice Stafford
',-tr:<t of Columbia supreme
HARDING TELLS CONGRESS ID WTIN EARLY
ik. c_.y j ... mT|(||j 0M||(i m .
tate
U- well as
ircatii'ii of
kecthc tariff,
nieicial a well
adequate navy and steps t<> bah lynch
ing.
Washington. April 11. Petition
the National Park Bank of New
for a writ of mandamus requiring feTl i
era! judges in Texas to r*o]>en its suit)
against the Reid Cattle company were
denieit today bv the supreme court. |
'I he cattle company held about 30. I
000 acres of Texa' iaml in trust when]
it whs adjudged a bankrupt.
bank, a- — r.---
traet end another paice!
1.000 a-eres declared to i
company's assets.
i>\
\nder-on of Richmond
Sutherland of
until -old. "
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Washington, April 12.—(By United Press)—Congress should adopt
a resolution declaring peace with Qermany without further delay, Pres-
ident Harding recommended in his first message to congress today. This
action could in no sense be construed as a desertion of the allies.
He-made clear his belief that the league of nations is dead. Meas-
ures to lower taxes and lower retail prices were the outstanding fea-
Porl Arthur. Texa-. April
Steamship Col. Bowie, with
aboarii. i« r\—i J -----'■ '
Mexico off Tampico. Mexico, in a wire-
lea* message from the rteatner lake
Flagstaff, received by way of Gal-
veston and the Gulf Export and I ran*
portation company office here. The
wirele«B reported three of the crew hmt
been nicked up by the British steameF
fS«sy. No cause given. .
The Economy Ligiit ami Power com !
pp< al in the ; i haul feur
court todav to 'Ustain its right to dam 'Conroy
Moines Plaine- river and
obtained in )
. held that the river (to the
navigable ami is und'r the juris- ' After
the vi ii depaitment
>ught to construct a
river for the purjxvse
water
wa-
“Beautifully Trimmed
Featuring
Carmel Myer*
A GOOD FEATURE PICTURE
“Deep Purple”
Realart Picture with an all-at ar
caat. Alao 10th Episode of
‘The Double Adventure’
Featuring -
Chas. Hutchison
London, April 12—T'he railway
men and transport workers, mem-
bers., with the miners, of the triple
alliance, will continue to work, not-
withstanding the strike order which
had been issued for tonight. They
were instructed this evening by
their organizations to keep on with
their labors, pending further in-
structions.
I ill'll. Okla..
j liiiL'er. a barlier. who ■
’ j fir-t-degree murder by
I jurv. u hit h fixed his ni
elect ion I ‘ . iii
1 impri-opmeiit. declared
"a- tin- "work ot God."
will -pend his time in the McAlester pen
itentiary in an effort to convett the in-
lot hri-t in n it v
Washington. April 12. Following a
custom inaugurated by George Wash-
ington, abandoned by Thomas Jefferson
and revived by Woodrow Wilson. Pres-
ident Harding delivered his first mes-
sage to congress today in person. The
two houses assembled in joint session
in the house chamber to hear the execu-
tive outlin his views with regard to the
jiew domestic and foreign problems
pressing for solution. The president’s
|s rsonal recommendations to congress
in his first address included the follow
ing: '
Foreign Relations—No Separate peace
with Germany "on the assumption alone
that this would be adequate. The wiser
course would seem to be * * * * to en-
gage under the existing treaty assum-
ing. of course, that this can't be satis-
factorily accomplished by such explicit
reservations and modifications as will
secure our absolute freedom of inadvis-
able commitments and safeguard all our
essential interests * * * * no helpful so
ciety of nations can be founded on jus
itice and committed to peace until
covenants i^-establishing jaace are seal
<d by the nations wTfiVh were at war.”
Taxation—Readjustments of internal
taxes and revision or re|>ea) “of those
taxes which have become unproductive
and are so artificial and burdensome a*
to dt f< at their own purpose.”
Tariff—Instant I tariff enactment,
“emergency in character, and under
stood by -our people that it is for emer-
gency only.”
Railroads—Efficient operation “at a
cost within that which the traffic can
bear. Railway rates and coats of opera-
tion must be reduced. The remaining ob-
stacles which are the inheritance of cap-
italistic* exploitation must be removed
and labor must join management in un
derstanding that the public which pays
■is the publie tn be served and simple jus-
tice is the right and will continue to be
the right ef all the people.
Geod Roada—The strengtheniag of
i governiiw federal aid.
‘ •—“Private monopoly
t the devdopment of
a»u nrohibited.
private iaterprieee er
DANNUNZI0, FIGHTING
POET, HURLS HIMSELF
INTO ITALIAN POLITICS , ... . , ,
i Juarez. Mexico, Apr 1 12. threatened
.... | with having to close down their gam-
nnunzio j ||Ollrt.b here within 30 days by or-
|der of the national government. Benja-
• min Ravillft and Manuel I>>{»ez. owners
as'cf the gambling comession. announced
■ the formation of a company to build
[and o|«erate a sanitarium for tuber-
. Ii-ulo-i- in Jraiez. Ain adv tents are
mntry has ever wit-[ ( |>n tb(. ,,l(1
race pack
the general elections take I r(1|‘rty ti„. t|M. patient-.
I Mei, m>" i-m lined in the gambling,con-[
retained in hospital
I r uniter- of the plan *aid.
ACTI0M SEK THIS SUBXI'
10esmd2Oe
_ f Anhnorr and
For Ratification of | r'
Colombian Treaty l-ra,"Iat*“<l ^■’’niig a <urDs e-
I taHishmeiit. Mr. Utirtis is one ... ,..
i . •, .. , i,, I prominent ami uros>ressive Atsrness Creation i.f a lepaitmeiit ot public
! Washington. April I- pen mg tie , . (;)H1| aJs<( i)Usi. i welfare wa- declared by President Hard
Innate di-pute ove> the ( olombian | intrrP^t< ,lt Marietta. Dunean ' i"‘-/ aeeord with a campaign pledge
[treaty, Senator Lodge of 51a>. auhu-| y, for i»n<*ourairp>neni of thaler
Republican leader and chairman ' chant marine, upbuilding of radio com-
foreign relations committee, de- , (
“glared tiwlay that prompt ratification [Eight Boxcars Broken,
~lof the pact in its amended form would « « • • »
! be consistent with the expressed views {Vzpen and IxODDed at an
~ 'of Theodore Roosevelt and not incon- i <7 a)*]v Hnnw Tliic
■ | sistent with the position assumed it: ly II OUT 1 HIS IvlOm
211**17 by senate representatives. | T
‘ I Some time after nudnight Monday
plight a gang of robbers broke into and
|rola*>d eight box cars standing on side
tracks in this city. Six of the cars were
on the Santa Fe track and two on the
Katy. Just how much loot wa- taken
ha- not been ascertained, since it con-
sisted of a wide variety of articles.
*’ood [ roduets being among the things
-tolen. A large sack filled with bacon
is -aid to have been found near Garvey
t Frasher’s coal house, where it was
left by the thieves in their haste to get
away. It is believed they escaped in
automobiles. Officers immediately l»e
gan investigating the robbery and this
aft“rnoon were busily engaged in run
ning down clues.
w a -
the Dis Moines Plaines river and use Parker. Flora
the electric power obtained in public I Jt haired ■ . ------.. , ■
service. The court held that the i iver | to the Goe-c Greek oil field- for work.)'1"' bunding y'lll lie . ini-lnd
was navigable and is unibr the juris [ After beinv killed he' was thrown
diction of the " n depaitment The the -ide of the ro.nl.
company sought to eonstrm t a dam , — v -----
jaeross -the river for tin- Harding Confers
utilizing the water to dcxelop poxvii o
and light, but wa- enjoined from do I
by the lower eomts on the ground :
~ a navigable stream and the I
i-on'jress is nuees-ary be- [
could be ion-trivted across j
j membe
,. immittee y\
^■■■b'lli'- morning
i yi-li I I.. 1 > • . j,
message w hi- h he read to
; ■•)* hi at I o'clock today.
olle
and
a v
Gainesville.
tb(, {any. ha- lyeeu in Duncan several day-;
' ’ t of tile i
Peter* Bro*, company and “also theii t
new building yvliich is being erected on
Seventh street. facTig the ra.ilroad
. rm* uni nun” ym im- , ini-in d in a feyi i. . [
[days anil will be occupied bv the ( urti- '
|<om|any with <>ne of the nm-t modern
|and efficient cleaning plant- in tin
jcountry.' Some of the equipment ha>
i;already arrived and tui remainder will
j be brought in a- ra] idly as |
including at. i ndergronnd filtering sys
item for tin gasoi,.,, i,, < .
[which is necessary for scientific clean [ ,?<”' Gituie |ioli<y toward
Mr Utirtis -tate- that their plain ' - u,'b ■'*
yvhin i ompleted. "ill repre-ent ! an assumption ot a
•utlav f <35.(M»O 'term! in the executive
will !><■ under the j
T. Cobb, of Dal ’ domestic probl
Buffalo. N \\pt il 11. Roy Har-
ris. who has bee held here sii^-e his
"confession" of the murder in New
Yoik (itv of Joseph B Elyvell. wealthy
[ LIFE-TERM PRISONER
WILL EVANGELIZE PEN
*. h, 1 Mol he, s club meets
muni at 3.1 5. I'lie mot !ier- j
. of tin- First giade are
-plea lid |inigram " ill
\ ’liel'! iii i- urged t o
t In- . ■ the annual
< 'oiitributi d.
Rome. April 11. -Gabriel
the fiery poet who held the city of Fiume
as long as he could and then decided that
Italy "wa-n't worth dying for”,
hulled himself with his usual abandon:
into national politics and promises to
pndme the mo-t spectacular three-cor-
nered fight the
nessed befon
place May 15.
Former Premier N’itti and the present
prime minister. Giolitti. are the princi-
pal opponent-.
problem must !»♦■ deliberately
considered, he added, and he promised to
invite the advices of the senate when
he feels it time to act.
"In the existftig league
world governing, with its
rhis republic will have no part.” he said.
"There can lie
there yvill lie no
ite c.xp^ssion <
in the reWrit election.’’
j "In rejecting the league covenant.’
lie sai<| later in his address, “yve make
no siirr' n let- of our hopes and aim for
an association to promote peace in which
lie would most heartily join.”
' I'uriiing to the piestion of immediate
[peace the president said the United
'state- alone of the allied anti associated
[lK"cr- i' ntinu<‘- in a technical state of
I'hi^ anomalon- condition ought not
be permitted to continue.- he -aid
’ Io establish the state of technical
tee without further delay I should
approve it Jeclatory resolution bv eon
;ores- t that effect with the qualifiea
ti' u- •s-etitial to protect all our rights.'
I’re-idf nt Harding armied against in I
•tw “in-
[pl’ted tn
L>i avaib
P dutates
h .-^P'dly
W ord has l>een, received of the death
in Sherman of Miss Stella Hughes, for
Some years a teacher in our •- public
schools, and sister of Lieutenant Hughes
r^wa- returned from France
great ser\ice held in Sherman a
While Miss
was reported from committee. It " ’H I Hughes yvas in the city she was a de-
pass the house, Wednesday Chairman - voted member of tin1 Dixon Street Chris-
Fordney of the wavs and means com
mirtee predicted.
- reading the final proof oU 'nann-ement of Geo
eon bi*, yy h< has had many year- ex|>eri
IciiA' n the dyein? and cleaning bus
ines- md i-otue- r-cornin 'tided a-
j high elas- gentleman and citizen.
The Curtis plants at
JaUie-v-llc are among
country, and Durnau
on securing a
Mr. Oirtis is
aixl progressiy e
of (iaine-ville and also I
interests at Marietta.
*
d 257
Confederate Veterans
Change Date of Waco
Reunion to Sept. 15-16
later they yvill lie called upon
to that serious aceusat ion*'
The foregoing sumnierizat ion
! prise the sequel to the report contain-
“led in Mortday evening’s Register, con
capacity ‘cerning the discovery of a Ford aubi-
ernperor mobile bogged down in a inudhole abynit
...—. .n
. ! the United States, have not as yet been
To Bug Sanitarium made. it is said that the subject i*
. receiving seriou^ attention.
Life Term at Houston
Parker, al-I l,r'ia.'■
Mordie A. a'.d
car driver,
sentence here to-
ft er fixe hours'
by t'-. ,i
mediately
,.| the
• • til '
I Ii-
up to the
t I, e
t he
had
< unJ,cnt
"*>- not
I. ir- I
II. ,t the
I lie plan
Under the plan the companies must
deliter their -toy k m the yards, and
terminals to the Illinois Trust and *av-
Bank at Chicago within thirty days
administrat ion by two trustee*.
J- iiry W Ander-on of Richmond. V t.
mill i.eorge Sutherland of Salt Lake
i ty I tali, until -old. which must be
it-'iir a ve:>
I hl- tiu-t.
. * j 11 (H x I a
o"er Io interycne
-toy k vard
■ 1 hot II <
i m- .
W a-hinuV n April 12. Final legal
ri - foi the divorce of the big packers
, ,, -ti«kvar ls and stoektard rail
ere taken here today,
tnd Armour A Co., filed
ii the siipiiiB^' court of the District of
• lumbia a claim foi the disjiosal of
-t.xkxard- and -.erminal railway
ntert-e- Sm h claims for the Morris.
A’i!-on md < udahy companies have al-
.-ady boai approved by the court,
and Armour
< lament
a< kei -nit -
lll'iie t 11:111
MAIL CARRIER SHOWS
BALE OF COTTON CAN
GO VIA PARCEL POST
Sweetwater. Texas. April 11. Possi-
bil tie- of what might be done in the
way of -liippin? by parcel post was
a feyv da vs • since
>tton yvas brought in
ommunity by W. H.
carrier on the Nolan
route.
cotton yvas not designated
parcel po~t mail matter, it went
through the lolitein ailing with the
boxes of eg<fs. package- of butter,
hatched chicken- and pure lard origi-
natin'. m t'at xieinitv. which markets
much farm produce.
wheat, wool meat and other
egal principal, of cours. yyus
lepartment of justice." Jus-
Stafford -aid after he had signed
p!an ".and when the ilejiartnient
approved the plan, it was only in
upon me »o -i e that the law
violatid in any of the particu-
wa- glad to find that *uch w.as
ea-e. and therefore approved
deal eonsiunmated Sat
Cleanin"
establish
Duncan.
pert, probably jvill lie released today,
according to District Attorney -Moore.
( harles S. ---- -p-
ant district attorney of New
saiil he believed Harris' second
ment that hi* /“eonfy’ssion" was
rieation to be- the truth
said it was unljkelv
taken to New York
Hanis in his second .-tat< ment -aid
he had c >nfessey| the mufder of Elwell
in the hope he would be sent to the
electric chair, thus relieving hi* wife
and relatives of the disgrace hi* con
duet had brought upon them
Sherman. Texa- At the morning
"jserviey Sunday, th.- First Ba|»tist church
I formally called Dr T I. Holcomb of
the [C<diimbia. .Mis-i-~ippi. to -ueceed Dr F.
Broyvn. resigned. as pastor. Dr.
Holcomb ha- been hiuhlv commended to
lion. l»otli as a preacher anil
letter lias neen sent t<«
him by the church, inviting him t<»
visit Shciman iiefore making! hi- decis-
ion
I
P" '
Z | while he
gi hi* tir-t
■ l^ress in
■ Lodge Enters Fight
April
■ ifi A
1 iein*‘l v
ids and
I’lt'o. I'exas^^Apfil 12.—For
in the history of El
filial* with
• t opposing
I re-eh-y turn campaign
bve-t ever staged Jieie.
Both sail's were predicting victory, 'from El Paso yesterday, bringing the
Itht Kepubliian- basing their claims on |
ilaii'1*”’ ,:,lt t'at first time theyjniateh
'‘•arl.'ey' the city on t’ ‘
and •! residential ticket last November. [From Juarez the
'iimi’iat- asserted that with only local
’ -'lies to lie m< t. tlltv
the ii'iia! majority-
dates arc ( harles Davis. Denuxrat. for
le elect ion. and
< a n
Curl
of
■rvice
the d1 itl.
ji.fy
With Members of
Senate Committee
\Va-liiii”toti. April 12. Republican i
of the senate foreign relations 1
• ■allfil into conference i‘u' ! ” " ’ ' • •
l.v Pnesidenf Harding |. /J?"}
| la*, w in has had i
n
•i nd
Washington, April 12. The "farm-
ers first" tariff program of the new
congress got well under way today.
The emergency tariff bill, protecting [whose lioily
"‘heat, wool meat and other agrieul and a g.c«t ....
I ural products from fi>reign conqs-tition ' week ago last Sunday.
ported from committee. It "'ill [ Hughes wa- in the city
[tian ehureli and to her family the church
■ yvireil this message:
‘‘You have our deepest sympathy in
r>. xrtz mere cttt't 'G»e loss of Stella. We know of no finer
NEW YORK BANK LOSES SUIT i(.br.stjaii.phar;i(ter w<> with
FOR LAND IN TEXAS I bm know a)) wp)1 wjtb
ofL. . ----rz— .
W . luckson
the Sherman ,<«•-
past four years,
Mi .md Mrs. W.
■<O2 West Tennessee
morning
[>aralysis which
Mr. Jackson suffered ai>out tw<> weeks
ag<>. and from which he m vei recov
y re-1. Mi .Ja; k~oii wa- 62 y ear* of age,
and has lived in Sherman for about 25
.V'”1'- <nd came here from Kansas, where
Mine tisid in cleaning i' 5’"1'"” ,,1»‘ resolution any deelara i he wa- born
1,1 •’ ,.„i; .. ] Europe | force about
declaration Horn congress, would j brick ma-on anil
a*suin|'tion ot a function <-on-[trade he becanu
•. I Texa*.
■ President Harding laid empha-is u|>on 1
' lem-.
I "Thi re is no more pressin” problem,
lie -aid. "than to restrict national ex-
<>eiise* to national income and at
(•fame time to lift the burden of war . E.
taxation." : U
Economy i> to l>e the "outstanding the coneregut
and ever imuellinc" purpose in
legislation ami administration',
of th- P'-t*1*!
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 217, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 12, 1921, newspaper, April 12, 1921; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1322825/m1/1/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.