The Lufkin News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. [14], No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, October 31, 1919 Page: 4 of 6
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Lario i .■! Kimit
I’ihk
Alaska Re. I Salm
A...tti ['lot
Ln-d I’lms.y
Small Navy Bear-
Baby Lima Beans
Britu-e Albeit lOL
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I hhhI Snuml ( mio
Irish- i’otatot-. per
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Turnij ... i jb.
< he.. p. j |b
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limb.I Ik.
-J'kg. < - . i
pkg. R Kt I
Kellogg < ... ibi
."illeilil. i| A ■ . at.
pkg. M
•uatoni .
: pkg. Spaghetti .
I ’.v Pail Swift
-:i ak Pail Sw ift J®
1 '• am;t (lii. per galK •
W rappe.l Paeon ..■ *
Ko., Koo S \ rup. perl
Rd Karo Syrup, pa
Whit.- Kain Svrup,B,
Goh] L’ust. j i i pacl^t
Clean Easy Soap, p|^
Crystal White Soap, i ■
Seafoam, 4 for
3 lbs. A. & H. Soda
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Cotton Belt I rack
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SMON I
immediate ;
ous defects
pointed out.
F rom Lu I Ln
ther cntb i-'c
The T . ....
sion, through
Chief Engi
officially :
of the t ott
this stale >-
ridian
ms in which 15
supervision. i
Criticising the line :
kin to Broaddus, it is
as deplorable and she.
attention. ’
in the t
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mad!
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■ - that
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are uu . t
operations and the r<
investigali ri h.> be.
nicated t.< V. . b.- r l».
rector gein-ra. : rail
report is a x • •! .r
Mr. Parker - r. |. u:
tailed inspectsui i
rails, embankment -
way condition- at
places, many ■>! .-. h;
spected on foot am: tf
der on motor ear. i.
again he reports .
ditched, track needin
age, right of way bacw
ed, rotten ties, angle tjR
skewed ties, joints F
and a general criticise
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of
pie (io their banking business? the piney woods
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west of
al
A Shoe for Service
Save Good Seed.
The End of the Story.
Par*:
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to
A* la ' 'ti-
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J. O. Crumple
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COW HIDES WANTED
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Grocery Co.
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WATFOKD " C. BINION
Editor. .nJ Manager"
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Oct. 27.
w ealth)
A merica n
Puebla. M. x-
5<
25.
25c
25c
"high as a cat’s back” if you’ll
notice.
or
re-
Shoe
ARMY LAST
-lay, I
f .■
w-.'.l
Blue Ribbon Service Shoe
ivith the Munson Army Last
"W. .
,tton
sev.n
arm-
'heir cur.
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sold
r in of
th.
F
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■ • Git..n
.iii-i :h
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p;i ra
r. Post.
; .1 af-
r is
a> th-
W.inamah-• /. prt■ <d»• u*
of the A’i.iL-’ir ( ..’r .n A->« i-
- ■i’Mi.
.i'-.ng th*
that has
th - a !f
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w :• hnu!
' oke M'i] | •
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lie by Orc
dmiMior
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S’Lla VW l£LL h S Vl^lZALI
RELIABILITY
r j
U. S. CONSULAR AGENT
IS AT LIBERTY TODAY
absem i
the
home last night
I '- us tn
• <on.,
nan. only
rup report
ri t he List
[■rove
I. a gr.-at
'■ amund like tops with hearts
till] of joy and arms lull of
a ■•man.— Honey < fro
The latest ,
A- o! the Temp,
■.<• said, is the fi.
. ret ary of Stat,
•di"!: to mak•
” ties and >
: ’. r Januarx
-aid that
i.e fil.
■ in the !
• : ,• penaiti- - '
. of the 1.
:re i pi it e ■
ation. pr,-di *- •,
and sa
shortest ,tton , rep
b.-en gr> w: in th, '■>
I’r. ss the fit -< en’ L nt. :
let’.- have it.
W
I ttr
and
horse hide'
your
side of th-
en the ,
■i> chang,
Notice
From and after N. .c-mb,
nly gm Th
Saturday
slvidd
is hot.'
to ,
• to salt hides
, , are skinned < ‘T t.
a.r a- Dal- ....
\ent - m from spoiling.
p :.]»> 1
■ ires.-
,:.d ■
■ gms ,
.• th.
land totaled $270.34. 1
bale brouj
grand tl
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There is little h**pr of avert-
ing the proposed coal strike,
but the governor ol Iowa >ays
sue to it that the
is mined in that state any-,
Go r/
grapher
Will d-lH.-r '
H -10 -19 ♦<----
Thousands of feet were examined b
army experts to determine the ma
satisfactory last for a marching shoe-
a shoe that would give the utmost u
Service with the greatest Comfort t
the wearer. That shoe is what you fl
in the
date at th-
.annual me.
| reef ora will
j adjournment
meeting.
Attest:
<’ A Jf
THE LUFKIN NEWS
eMWMd Et~7 Friday Maratas
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WATFOBO-BINION FBINTLNG CO.
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Brown Shoe Company of St. Louis»«
the manufacturers of this shoe. Ths
experience in supplying Army Shoa
developed wonde-ful factory efficient
in making this grade of footwear.
Blue Ribbon Service Shoes are made in T*
and Black leathers, with light, medium *
heevy soles, to suit working conditions.
We carry a full line of shoes for men, wofflq
and children at reasonable prices.
SOLD BIG BALE COTTON
AND GOT A BIG PRICE from the
-- 'making
r. B F. .McElroy of Keltys ,5393 34
a bale of ott.m here Sat-I Mr McElroy was wed
admmi-ter all the<
against the other half
one ill.- Progress.
g h. ■
ternoon in Jacksonville on “Pt-
triotism, Chivalry and Serv-
ice.” Without ever having
heard him on ih«- boards, all
we can think >1 > -ay just now
is ’’let George
QUT here’s one that is different;
D sla8h pockets; high waistline;
long coat skirt; buttons placed
high.
’ m rnr <tfnne a
reifiJar ♦
J Ih I
. diatelv afur Z
stockholders t ♦
T. L I TEMPLE, X
President. ♦
JAN. f
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PEAVY
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(By The Asstxiated Press.)
Washington, Oct. 27 -Wil-i
Ham <». .h-nkitis, the American ‘
Consular Agent a’ Puebla,
who was kidnapped ami held i
by .Mexican bandits t"r one |
hundred and fifty thousand |
lollars ransom, was ieleased to
day after payment of th.- ran-
som, the state department wa~ ■
advised today by the Am. ra an
embassy in Mexico City.
Mexican I
Lhandr.d and
Idollars’ ransom, according
, word received I
J JohnwJenkins of Sanford, from I
'Miss AYmfe Jenkins, the consu-
lar agent’s sister. The message
did not indicate whether the
ransom was paid or whether:
efforts of the Mexican govern-j
men', in response ’<■ argent de- 1
mands from the American state j
department effected the re-
l
If laundry workers
strike while the iron
think w hat might happen to An''Old Clothes Society” has
our favurite shirt i -Shrevepoit pevrl organized in Chicago, its
Times. purpoes being to glorify the
wearing of patched, frayed or
Ishiny suits, soft collars, the operation d- i-
|soled shoes and revivified neck-
ties as a means
the high cost of living
, xpected that the order
leans are selhng
twenty-iive cents
and the district
v arking
f. r th.-ir
A three-button sack is
usually the ordinarything
—three buttons describe it
sleuths t ■ .
aii l;iv bacco bo-tii gg
wees taking •,, . ,.me a L.w,
and the employment of about
half '.he population to spenc
raised and
laws
Jack-
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A man is n
fi-i-l-. Several old Confederates
-eart h ot danced at the ball given in their
Atlanta
years
per pound for green
ould hides upped to us bv express.'
'( I' is • to salt hides as soon!
• pre-1
W.-j
Put one I will
name and ad- day and Saturda-.
containeriweek. W. .1 JOIlh.W
Prices1
no-
' after
OLEN’TEhM'.K & CO davs ,r'1nl
f yl. r. Texa-
day • r two ago
: g.,i stuck n.
l.-ad-
/• ' . i nut:
cP izen
■■mark
Rev. ,1. Y F,'., L. ; nd
an
F, w men ar.- - i rg.'-ful a-
not ti km w what ' .-ax when
a horse steps utl their foot.—
I.a‘yigA’iew Lvadrr.
Shoes will be 1 gh. r m sty1*1-..
and higher in pr: during 'he vjew Leader
coming winter and -pr:- g.
cording to annoum ■ " ■ '■
6 8 b;, w! ■ .ib-r- in Ciiu ag .
an item •! new s , alm-.
transmission through ths a " x e -I at. i h nt tall \
■cond-clsss matter. ■ - nothing nn re than th.
. xpected- ' h e public
..- -uttered 1 u,g
(By The Associated Press.)
.'-..Ilford, Calif..
William <>. Jenkins,
maii.dacturer and
ei-.ilar agent t
Some!1' . was probably at liberty to-
il week
for one
ir'.-re ' mg
t:.-,nv | '
w 1..-1 In r ■
not
io ' b< i ght all '
.-.me b an” w ■■
mr.' :r.' l ie, i '
" th.- Ci ■•
rg. : 1 r- :
: ’ all
o----- I
At any rate, hay lever sub-1
jects will soon l.e "out of the
woods.” After the first frost”'
•■falls” they will begin to get
better Ever have it?
—-----c--------
A man who has spent t
past tw enty years in the pent- i spread to all palts
tentiary tells us this is a heluva \ try .
country where ten dollars w ill
not buy five dollars’ worth of
groceries.--Luke McLuke.
(>ne of ■ p ’polar science
magazine- extended
mention i .. ■ ri’■ .nice that
has b.-en tried and success-
fully prod'.i' ram In tact,
the work,
in that rain • an i.e produced
ot icmibatting wherever need.-d bv this arti-
It is
will ex-
the|perieme a rapid growth and
' ‘ ‘; of the coun-
sel re'.iry ot If ,
!< w max
<ini' . ‘..t h»'
he n;au»- 'he
•ha’. rn> ’ niz. n-
Stat*- v. ..
t h(- nax y - ■ i
ar*‘ .! narv” :
* ii a an- j
u p .idn an nom- )h.it
m,i'. :i tor pre-id.-nt. in the
ii»-r> «fi t't S« ]iat ’i P-’in-
• , it •irnr
dexter (•* \\ a>hi.’irt••ri. 1; there
1> a <i« D? " rat " h'*
feel- ?f.* “speU” ■ n.i’i/ hirn •
Je’ - peak out
>!Lrnal. farrrier arite< thi> h
:ine
Tie .
■n
’ rial • • .
Wha' -
have put style in every line; you’ll
see it the minute you try one of
these coats on; belters, or double-
breasteds, if you like.
Some merchants m New Or-
-ugar for bul.-nt
per pound, j-iv. r. o.ir fellow-townsman. K.
attorney is.M-rgan. says it is holding its
lum-eif mt., training n ' ' ...... " ' ■<■>' ”'J
dividual can make to pav hi?
pyt.-ui :j L>r!l.-- ‘
older than he|,axt''' 1! he has a',> property.
same place the r-k
sr of the Board of
« held immediate!'
of the
having had a
turnei Rev Fincher sai-
he< the highwavs in
lobaeco step
. Union, it is
, with the sec-1
< iregon a pe-
-a!e of cig-
unlavvful
c?l, and it
i petitions
In every
.11 providing
■i.n-observ-
: would re-
■ priation by
,i!l army of
. all the to-
>hould this
i ):ie g'’s -urn*- i*h a i*t 1 !i»-
him.' "1 lea'I’ig 1 1 land J!l
S"t" par>h, LouJMaiia. uht ii
i- k:? Aa lhai irie parish
t !erk ha- P'liiH' jt ?-■•' '‘'■-ary I .•
increa>e hi- i.i’pri.ph: I"!'1 ’
from Time 'jrr.t until he 11°^
has sv\eritv*-n uiiiph'5
\ci*\ tla;. ai
■ are • ’ ’.he lathi lease* alerie
ficial method (hie at the read-
ers ef the Nea- -ay* he is in-
clined to the ' jiini'Ui that one.
is being set i*t I) operated near
Lufkin, pret!> much on the
same plan a* were enemy wire-i
less stations manipulated dur-
ing the war If this be so, the
, . •Tam” edit- r <-f this paper fa-
Judging by the two daily pa- he is going te sue to K that the organ]/.J]g a JM)SSe for the
per.- published in the town of coal is mined m that state any- f)U1.poS(. <|( „ .,1(lrIllg the hills
Longview, there isn't a banking j how. rather than see the people ■ ])( ari)v
institution in the place. The suffer for fuel. 'I he average, '
wi nder is, where do those peo- East Texas home down here in Several ,-.institutional amend-
' ' “ " "'’I not be|meI!ts ar„ ,() !)(1 ,
I much affected by a shortage of|thjs state nt x. month,
coal, but the fire wood comes of lhem a|.(. nlvritorious, whild|
others are along the same lines
as many that have heretofoM
. . , been before the people. Moai
1 he Trinity river >s reported, a!] (he amendments propo(|i
on the btggest nse for years,j ]aUer da ag “W
the report coming-Erum Pales-j^ ,aWs enacted bv th^e£giJ|
tine that the bottoms west of I, , , .
, . , „ , tures, have for their purposes
there are covered with flood . . r
, , ... ... J the raising and expenditure of
water, and that it is ieared that, . .
. .. 1 more and larger sums of m_>n-
. . , i ey, which have to be raised by
taxing the people, and pro-
viding additional lobs tor po-
I litical pets. Every legislature
, does its share of this sort ot, lease.
stuff, and if they keep on it |
will eventually get to where
it will take all an average in-
Way down at the buttn
the page, look for it It :• ..
be only a sentence, it may i • :
only in six point tvpe. but '
bound t,i be there soniewi r I
around the end of the >t ■!•
In big headlines the di a '. r
is announced "Floods I >, -.. ,v
Thousands of Homes." "1 :’h-
quake Wrecks Entir, i
"Fire Sweeps Town”--.,:
aalla »
All resolutions, cards of
•rogrsm- sad other matter not gen
ar*l news, will ue classed as adver-
rwinr and charged for at the rate of
•M cent for each word and the send
■r will be held responsible for the
payment of Litt
tnvtrations
public sale bills,
member we can turn
out the work at the
lowest cost consistent
with good work.
Senator Kenyon urges Amer-
icanization of our foreigners,
which moves the Shreveport
Time.- to suggest that a lot of
our Americans should not be j
overlooked.
The late Theodore Roosevelt j
left his wife with something
over eight hundred thousand
dollars. This will avoid the ne- much stock has been lost, while
cessity for passing around the! crops in the lowlands are cov-<
hat for some time to come. , »-red w ith w ater. It is stated
--------o--- that the crest of the rise is not
Speaking of the tur-
xxaters of the Neches
Ft lieral autiiorities have ,,
dered a systematic - ‘ „..
garages and houses w here auto- honor at Atlanta last w eek. ; thii.-lx
mondes ar<- stored tor the w in- Fifrv-four x ears have pessed
ter for hundreds ■•! barrels f|f >ince the last shot was fired in
sugar. -.:,i{.ft.st-ti t" ue hoarded, .the great internecine strife that ~
— — — Lathed this land in blood, and
”‘1' 1,1 1 i’Y'I''-1 t.v^ry ex-Confcd has passed the
J1?1.’. ‘ g?n'"t’.’proxCl,br,’l''SC,'ri‘an‘!‘t‘‘n V*arS PaI””< bav!,|F F.....1
, y.y, p ’ al ' 'I man -..-t -ome Id -he old I] . .t^.,.,; ... j suit.
" *',L “ b‘'-'s are t0 hav’’ M’dn.aide : / planting -hould -tort
around like tops with hearts ti,,.,,, .. a ....... satt. ( ,a an(
and aim- lull of c,.,.], •. . m f,,,. purpose. A
iireiiu t’rorr
the best '••: ■!) orodue
■ t it ms ■ ■: the -tai,- as lol
" I he si , d If. .m w hat lit
'■■m is rai-ed m 'his sec-
t s';, h | ■■■.[- quality
ai't- us to plant.'
true • l that -, .-titin i:
tr ie ’ -■thers no d i!.t Mar
-'■•■t rnal.
beginning tells of the .: ■ g
of the citizens. Flou.l. I ir- •
nado, earthquake, ,-xpl -.■
| war-t ime or peai e-time ,.'
‘ or abroad, the , ircun .-■
arc [laying 2s peijof the calamity tin n-.t
’ r green salted hides (that last paragraph. "T‘ .
j Cross renders aid."
Look f,,r it.
was but a
several
mud along
•o th- Ar
oital. w lii.': !• ■:
.. ,ng ■ n ' ha' ti e. •
y. Service,
X MUNSON/
the time the livestock exhibt
were rousing from theil
rest at the Louisiana Eair, *i!
it continued all u&y.
firmly convm • I that these b,
fairs brougi' ’he rains, fl
we’d like to ■ ■ ’he fellow wt
can prove tt li.ln t.—IxHH
voted on in 1 ■
. ♦ Ll C zx wx zx '
bale of cotton here Sat-I
urday afternoon to the Saxon ! ed wjph the pri<e obtain
Mercantile ( ompany for 38 3-8 | inasmuch as it won't I
cents per pound. It was per- untjl time for christmii
haps the biggest bale of cotton ping thinks he will be.
Max. atli-r being held a week cver so)d jn Lufkin, and per- p]ace m03t of the m
bandit. 1 ’” . haps the biggest price ever ■ gy^at advantage.
I titty thousand j pajd for tLe staple at this place. I _
— -e ^° | The bale weighed 705 pounds, [ Read The Lufkin Net
by his father.,---—-------------------------------------------- -----—-
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