The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, July 25, 1919 Page: 4 of 4
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Big Sale
Sa rg
nt hiii returned from
of Fancy
Salad Fowls
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
opening
new Store
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customers
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Till RND A Y,
FRIDAY.
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This Week
to his
rela-
Cox’s Variety Store
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the
Phene 109
Bvy City, Texas
the
Brunner &0erding
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HAVE YOU BOUGHT
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THRIFT STAMP TOW
SEE THEM IN Ol li WINDOW AND
DON' T FORGET THE DATE
to
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Buy of your War Savings Society, or bank.
pObtuUke. store.
Thrift Stamps and
War Savings Stamps.
quarters;
arriving.
low
Houston
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LOR I’RADE.
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STOCK FOR SALE.
ORDER OF OWLS.
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Bert Carr,
Sheriff, Matagorda County
By Jim Fitzmaurk e, Deputy Sheriff.
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Bay City Produce Co.
Bay City, Texas
We pay cash for all poultry, eggs
hides, etc.
for prices
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which is now ready for the
ful inspection of
friends anc
miners
triit?
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Write,
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We feel that you
largely instrumental
it possible for us to
wonderful improvement and we
want you to visit us often : :
Let’s finish the job.
Let's pay our debts. The Government has
spent billions of dollars to save us from
ruin and disgrace. We mw’t pay the bill.
Ever know the joy of raving?
grandest feeling!
Save now and later be able to buy that
"something” you have always longed for.
Carry out your savings pledge if you made
one; or make one right now.
Marjorie Dickinson of Rusk,
happy occasion for all
WilH
has Just
cents on the
to
by
of tax
Leslie
Parker
visitors tin
liy d<
the advice given by Carson,
the /.inc
Chas. 1. Young, Secretary.
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< I TA I ION RY I’l RLH ATJON
01 FINAL At I lit NT.
Announcing
the opening of our
limit
35 cents on the
(listrl< ts
will In
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Young mules, mares and horses for
sale. Mrs. H M. Combs
I
. Smith.
Mrs.
today
frlendf
Pheldro Southwell of San Antonio
is pending the summer with Mr and
Mrs. Goodwin Sterne.
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RICE I HEIGHT RATE
III ARING
Berg, Jr
Sunday,
have been
in making
make this
Hr*
*w*^T**
i said to
view of hat
r rapid
c hiet
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reported that th*
towards :
Interest In his
a going concern
You can
cor
WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF
FANCY DECORATED SALAD BOWLS
REGULAR PRICE "oc WHICH WE
ARE GOING TO SELL THESE
THREE DAVS FOR ONLY
be reached This would bring
total tax to 75 cents on the $l"n
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|.-or. HART’S ARROW TRAIL.”
AT GR I Nil S ATl'RD AY.
Williams.
Burkhart am
were Houston
a quar
ml pay
ecu t -
twenty-five . t.
the dividend-pay
...
rifE MICE PEOPLE
‘HOME WITH I LEAN HANDS."
home from
a summer
and other
r. '"i
Ji- $
* BUYING i
WARJSAVINGS
STAMPS
IS PROFITABLE
PATRIOTISM
413% barest i
rn "i iniwr T~r .~r~—
Well
Sit-
ROO'I
railroad
ttly $25.00 per
ns show il
1'>ZZ
leaders
islation has
into trouble
i repetition of
will try to keep
oppo it ion as
affecting only
e M..un<h re
prorcti 'it, -o
ed The attitude of the
to be that if the voter:-
di.itrieta believe in fret
open
zz a
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American Economist.)
iwers are greutly inter-
u legi-latlon coming before the
1 aion of congress Passage of
t bill that will Hupplant the Cn-
ti o a
ear
John Berg leaves for Houston
for a two weeks’ visit with
Total .................$118.00
Join the Owl we will take care of
you and pay doctor bills for both you
and your I rnilv when you are sick.
"A friend in need i a friend indeed.”
That's us.
was home from
pending the day
■1* /
mainly of holding
Riding throui’it the
his companions, he
wild hot .
er Is a
I Nil I SIM tl.ENTS,
KIM N UHMF t N 1
Let the rice growers come “with
clean hands," and then they will havei
to complain It their Industry!
dues nut receive adequate protection !
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MATAGORDA.
appro-
valua-
jlions indicate that this limit will al
the
t publican?
is not ns I
Their
leg
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ft VOlti
Hint t ■•a.son
i much public
< 'ommodities
that ar
given
The
The State of Texas.
I’o the Sh< rifi or any Constable of
Matagorda County. Greeting:
H- C. Roberts, administrator, de
bonis non. of the estate of A. A. Jack-
son, deceased, having filed in our
< ounty Court his final account of the
condition of the estate of said A A.
Ia< k on, deceased, numbered 354 on
the probnti docket of Matagorda
Cnun v. together with an application
to bo discharged from said estate.
You are here1 v commanded, that by
publication of this writ for twenty
t newspaper printed in the
Magill Bros.
Phone 86 Bay City, Texas
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h Ip Phillip.;, Irene Burkhart
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Splitting Headaches
There is no illness that is a source of greater discomfort than
headache. Women, men and children alike are subject to
this unpleasant affliction.
To secure relief from Headaches. Backache. Neuralgia, or
ANfl-PAIN PI/.LS
ts, Roth llusiiu‘ss mid RcsIdetiCv Lots. Easy Terms
Lots to Sided From See I s mid Nine Alone)
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the pavilion with music
a Houston trlng band
s enjoyed by-
Hart
which Thomas I days in
county of Matagorda, you give due
notice to 11 persons interested In the
account for final ottlcment of ths
( fate, to appear - I contest the
s me if they see i < i er so to do. on
' r before tl. ■ Aug i ; term, 1919, of
aid Count) Court commencing and
I <• bohb n at t! . court house of
county. In the city of Bay City,
on the third Monday in August, A D.
when ‘ aid ac< ount and applica-
tion will he act ‘d tip.m by said court.
Giv'tt untl r n.v hand and seal of
said court, at nn e: ,<p in the city of
Pay City. T< athr- 15th day of July,
A D 1919. J T Bond,
Clerk County Court. Mata-
gorda County, Texas.
\ true copy. I certify
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William S. Hart's famous Pinto
pony, Fritz, has been given an impor-
, tant role in the first Hart picture,
| "The Narrow Trail.” wnicu t noma j
i H. Ince has released thV"’.tgh Art-
cruft, and which will be seen at the
Grand on Saturday. TIi-tc are
great many scones which reall.- bit
ion the ability of the horse to carry j
I thtouf’h th'- thrilling situation;.
entrance in the pictur -
Hart, in the story, is
' attitude
S“Utherii in
It
Ison
b vi-lation Welder ol Beeville ’
then the visitors Sunday.
look for, Mr and Mrs H. 1*. Durst of Rich-1
to repa iiiorid spent a few days here last week
‘on the $100.
The governor has Just signed an
•act adding 15 cents on tin- $iou for
free textbooks to the school tax,
which is now up to the constitutional
limit And the constitutional
for the revenue tax is
$100.
A comparison of increased
' priations with increased tax
R. F. ANDERSON
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i From
"The He*- g
cs’v I
next •
a tarilt
derwood law
tho expected
of the m v <
Raders i
with th vie-x
tlons 1
The <hiet element
ntony in the tariff a
ticipat* 4 that Preside
not h.-sitaie to veto
rice-growing
protectionists to
•tigress, they may
with greater grttee, ask for the
offices of a protectionist con
to save them from ruin. But
whi n they vote to ruin all \mericitn
industries, so far as is possible, how
can they expect that they, nlonc, wil
be saved They tire like the old mat
who prttyed: "God bless me and my
wife, Sally, my son John and h wll'<
in four and no more " But the Al
mighty does not listen to such pray
it . and it should not be expected ol
a protectionist congress
desired is har-
stjrm. It is un-
it Wilson would
ths
•came m-i essury. ui
'ti<m would begin to
number of votes
belly full
be tile attitude of
party, we arc in the
: in so iav a rle" i-
elc< I den-
are to I. e
STiM K ( ERTH Ii ATES.
The Tribune has Just received
jcomplete line of corporation etocl
ti'itlflcato samples If you are It
lined of any be sure to see this line
■ of samples before buying The linn
Is complete and you have the oppor-
tunity of selecting from a large as
sortment. 29-t!
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I surely advise all who suffer from any ache or
pain to take these pills.”
MISS JESSIE McMILLAN, Connellsville. Pa.
, These wonderful little tablets contain no
» habit-forming drug—nor produce ill after
effect*. When used according to directions they
produce almost instant relief. Ask your druggist
for DR. MILES’ ANTI-PAIN PILLS- these effect-
J ive tablet* have been growing in favor for more
i than 30 years. Cost only a few cent* a box ,
ipplant the
in force in on
accomplishments
and republican
comparing Ideas
t» nizlng all lac-
MDd J<
of Hay City
Hamixi Huguley uf Lane City spent
Sunday here with th< home folk#
Mi.'* Elizabeth Ellin and brother, j
, Rom-rt. have returned home from
. Sugarland
Dr T C. Brooks of Bay ( Ity visift .11
Matagorda professionally Friday la.-r.j
! F E Partain of Kingsville and El i
ol Beeville were .Matagorda1
It'O am s pood unimproved, black, smooth,
rit* I iml u p(»Oil |ut (flit hoj>; wallow, vory lino.
Good pasture and hay meadow land; also
adapted to cotton, corn and stock I arming,
dated ahouf 5 miles from I’alacio , with
graded road, and about 2 miles from
shipping switch. Bargain price, o
acre. TeriiB. Worth double. Let
tw you.
ent.
up must
for from
’ h'-ui
the
Have *12*D i ; in vendor’ll lien ‘
per cent notes to trade for Liberty!
i Bunds. Apply to Tribune. 24-tf
You are a citizen of the great'.* t
country on earth. Are you doing
your part to make it the greatest .
I he best citizen is tho one who Im-
a tangible, definite
{government it i»
j it cannot fail in business.
, become a stockholder in the great
i poratlon of the United States, I'nliin
ill '.I. tn.' nr. -t.
business in th<
ehare of
The following is a true and correct
tatement of the doctors’ bills paid
for members of the O o O since June
1, 1919:
June 21 Dr Simons—For Bru.
■I M Ham’s wife: one visit
ime prescription .........$12,00
July 19 Dr Brook For Bro.
J T Hawkin two prescrip-
tions ........................
July 19—Dr. Brooks Bro E. 1,
Henderson and son; four
visits. I prescriptions.... ..
Jul) 19 -Dr. Foote- Bro J. T.
Preder’s wife and daughter;
one visit, two pre-ci iption.i..
July 19 i ir I Civil1;on Bro V
J. Swaiisey; II days salary $1
per day: one vt.it 2 preserip-
tions .......................
July 19 Dr Simons Bro. J. T.
Sanford's wife: two visits, one
prescription .................
July 19 Dr \ s Morton Bro.
J. Il Land's wife, five viaits,
live pre.-eriptoni:........... 46 00
J'Hy 19 Dr. Scott- Uro. E, L
Henderson; wife; one visit..
Fritz's fir. t
is dramatic,
the leader of a band of outlaw ■ an •
it horse that will be swift and
enough f.-r the exi' elicit s oi ’ jj.j«.
liis d. rin:*- nrofes iion, which consist-; 1
up stage eo.ichc
mountains with
pi*'s a h'H-.'l i f
. and r, .tea that their lead
' eautiful Pinto Strang. I,-,
attracted to the animal, Hart vows lie
will capture him for his own There'
is an exciting chase as the w ild pony, j
maddened by fear, makes a da-h for
freedom. Hart, succeeds, however, in
lassoing him, and later a lasting ..,
friendship springs up between the
two, which continues through five ,
long reels an dis replete with thrill-
ing adventures.
j Fritz. In the story, is well known'
as the outlaw's pony, as there is no
horse so peculiarly marked, or which
j eotials him in speed and staying:
qualities. And so. in a way. through- !
out tho story, on Fritz depends tho
life of his master
delightful lawn party a
of .Mr.- Jim N've Ryman Friday
( Venin . in honor of her visiting sis-
ter, Miss
/I O 'll
during point and, consequently has
no rice distribution rate. Sometiim -
a consignment is refused and this
; would necessitate the rice being re
| turned to the point of origin Ih-au-
j mont would probably have a rate of
50 cents on rice to its destination-
hut the return shipment would take
a commodity rate which might be sei
oral times that much. There also will
be an effort mad'' to have rate- on
rough rice from points in Louisiana
to Texas mills adjusted.
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STM E TAX BOARD
IX SESSION TODAY.
a nappy occasion for all pres-
The moonlight night was glor
and lb<‘ gentle breezes wafting
the bay over the guestu kept]
attuned to enjoy thorns; Ives to j
utmo-i. Mrs Hyman is ever u|
(•harming ho to a and the young peo-
ple always realize the "bestlBt" time
in store for them when site says
The finale to the lively out
door ante wa ; box luncheon:; which
were eaten as merrily as the games
were played. The names reported to
of this delightful hospitality were,
a- follows Mr Goodwin Sterne. Mr
the ; ilitors, Iml how ( n the t ic and Mrs. Ralph Simmons. Misses Ber-
grouers ask for sympathy, when they th.i arid Willi, Gottschalk, Minniu
fail to do the needful thing, to In Ip Phillip.;. Irene Burkhart, Blanche I’ar-
thenis'-lvcs If the) want a p • tain. Mul t Serrill, Josie Berg, Flor-
tive . riff on their prod,tel, wh> d> etici' W.ir en, Reba Rugeley, Thelma
they not follow the advice given by Carson. Valerie Smith and Marjorie
Cuii:'tessm.in Cannon to the zim Dickenson, the honoree; Messrs
ot the Joplin, Missouri, di Frank ami Cyrus Smith, Wadsworth
When the) asknl him for pro and Henry Ruaelev, Cecil Inglehart.
on zinc, he advised them to J Billy Balleau, Stewart Burkhart. Nor
protectionist as their repre , man Savage. Gober Serrill and Jacob
in congress. They followed
his tidviee and received adequate pro
fiction on their products, But they
soon forgot, and turned around and
a nt a free trade representative to
i-ongress and lie being one of many of
like ill;, rolibed them of their protec
tion They saw the light and again
elected a protectionist to eongte s
and he has introduced a bill looking
to the protoelion of the zine industry
If the friends of the
industry will elect
represent them in <
t hen,
good
gross
Mr
mond
with relatives
W C.
Houston
favorable a in lor- with his patents.
Mr C. N Partain ot Kingsville!
joined her daughter- at this place,
last Sunday.
Darwin
Stewart
blns
week
Mr
sab'st.
wiWid
i .ich shaie of stock
*’ r But each share ot
ilug stock costs $1 and a 1
. You can have the
. stock changed Rtio
ing variety.
You do not have to depend u any
eircunistatices fur your lir.id, ml
They are guarant. . d by the I tilled
States and are fixed un i « r. i n
Ami there is an unusual f.uture t
the stock Ju this corporation. If you
want to "draw out" tho corporation
pays you all you have oil in-..By i:
I vested and tho int< rest y ur iti.vti.•
! has earned Ask salesmen ot ; •
! other slock if they e..n make y.-u the
l same proposition! They can not
The twenty five cent share; of im’
tare known as thrift stamps. The div
idend-paying shares are known
iW;ir savings stamps. Y itr war snv
inks stamps at maturity- will farm th;
basis of a substantial bank account
Buy thrift and war, savings stamps
j regularly Have a part in the gov-
ernment.
suffi' i at
tho I ill
'11 trt
{thd
dustl '
mcr y
: II ai I efft
got
-Ire to
and for
1 down u
' possiide
I those districts that ar. : launch re I Mr. Julian Inglehart is
pulilleuii will I" given [h t cti ui o the Rio Grande valley for
j it is rep Tied The attitude of the visit to his mother
; (tarty seems to be that If the voters in tives.
democratic districts believe in fret A ball at
trade, the thing to do is to open their to dame by
' iiidUf ’ i'ios to for; ' ti (uni pet il Ion and 1'ri lay evening
let tl,' ni get their be||y tn]]. D this dance lover--.,
is really going tc be the attitude ; t The
the I. publican party, we arc in th home
| dick; a of a fix i
H one; mod. If, be<
I oeratie congressmen.
punish;.* I by having all our protection
removed, we will have to close
shop It is a serious mistake
those of us who have money hiv.
In th” riee Industry to uud;-r •stimaic
the importance of need fa’! tariff bgis
lation if vve agree, w< ui] do
agree, that free Importation will ruin Is
us. It
up to the
fronts
The
< Texas I
confess
editors, but
new stock Just
Our prices are
It we
that free Import at Ion
Is about time we were vvakin; ' come ''
serious situation th.'i
us ”
above is from the Beaumont
Rhe Jourtml for June We
to a feeling of synipttliy for
how can the
Austin, Texas. July 21. Tho State
'automatic tax board, composed of the
governor, the comptroller and the
treasurer, meets today to adjust the
ad valorem tax rate to meet, appro-
priations made by tho Thirty-Sixth
legislature.
These appropriations are calculated
at $29,250,000, or approximately $3,-
(100,000 in excess of those by the pre
ceding legislature.
Property valuation, estimated
tho comptroller from report-
assessors, is $3,100,905,725.
Last year’s valuation was
819,287.
The tax rate for 1919 is as follows:
Revenue, 30 cents on the $100:
Al’ DAI I AN : school, 20 cents on tile $loo Confed-
erate pension. 5 cents; total. 55 cents
Beaumont. Texan, July 24 -Ricej
rates again will be before the Dalia.-
listrict freight committee, which
no;*ts iii Dallas today. Beaumont and
Houston being particularly interested
•n both cases Charles A Bland traf-
;lc manager of the Chamber of Com-
merce and a member of the commit-1
'■e, stilted before departing for Dal-!
i last night that he believed the two
omplaints would be acted upon with-1
mt delay
Rbe nun are see! ing to secure the,
■ ime r.ttes on return shipments of i
lean rice as the outgoing rate.
'xainple. Chicago is not a rice pro-
point
invar
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, July 25, 1919, newspaper, July 25, 1919; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1362467/m1/4/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.