The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 181, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1922 Page: 3 of 4
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Savage Meat Market
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Pencil No. 174
MATAGORDA PHARMACY
THU L>f/I OT/111D /iM Till’ rVWML'U
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THE BIG STORE ON THE CORNER
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Millions of American homes and offices
are cooled with electric fans.
tractors
Hay City 'Machine Co.
An ideal publication for those
living In the rural districts.
Issued Tuesday and Friday.
Special trial subscription
3 Mouths 20c
rm semi-wi i kla
FARM NEWS
MR-HAPPY
V PARTY
-SO DEFENSE" IS BILLED
FOR SATiHIMV'S PH Tl RE
Does your watch
keep the CORRECT
TIME? If not let us
sell you a standerd
watch that you can
depend upon.
TEXAS 1'1 Hi ll si in It I ( ’OMPA.NA
Bay Ah), Texas
FOR
Must
of the
season.
Billy Heid.
furnished
All
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TOMORROW
"WINNERS OF
THE WEST"
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For Sate at your Dealer Made in fire credo*
ASK FOR THS YEU.OW PENCIL WITH THE RED BAND
EAGLE MIKADO
EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK
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furniture,
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Reports from the Caney section are
to tile tract that cotton picking will
become general next week.
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I sues
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ludrutr.
Illdreu
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and let'*
Mr. J. A. Garrett, of Wharton, spent
a part ot the day in the city on busi ,
ties-.
for sale*' b/
14-28
Let us have your next urder
printing.
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EAGLE “MIKADO”.
■•pry T'aHRr
Perhaps the most consistently hot-
test summer the coast country has
ever expiWidnced has been upon u
since about June I, with no hope foi
relief at this writing from tile weath
er man. August, it is said, will be
a “blazer,”
rag
the
born In
been
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Hilt SALE OR TRADE: My resi-
dence in East Hay City, consisting of
nine rooms with all conveniences and
ample outhouses, barns, garage, etc.,
etc Will sell or will trade for laud
or other convertible properpty. Four'
lots go with house. Good orchard
amt garden plot ;stmde trees la abun-
dance. R. O, MIDDLEBROOK. 3-lmo
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can
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Adolph While left today tor Hous
ton with a truck load ot supplies fur hay night,
the White-Dotson Southern Pacific
contract. He will remain in Houston
on the work.
for
thrills
> none
average
ill the
-/ hu
happy blending
The same high mileage that
for years has made Kellys
famous and greater pro-
tection against skidding
than any tire has ever of-
fered — that, briefly, is a
description of the Kelly
Kant-Slip Cord.
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Billie Hart missed it in his July
forecasts fur the const and it pleased
us, in this section, that he did. We
have no objection to ■•Billie” receiv-
ing the honor and praise if we
get seasonable weather here.
BOOH FOR SALE •
I have a quantity of good mix- •
e<l wood which I am offering •
at |«.5O per cord, delivered in •
blocks. Send orders to me at •
Van Vleck. •
VAX McREE • !
Box 372 Van Vleck, Texas •
Millions more should be! Is yours?
If not—make us a vb it today. Fora small
outlay you can buy a fan that will last a life-
time and cost but a trille to run. Why deny
yourself the comfort your neighbor is enjoying?
KJCHAI<D HUDNUT
THREE FLOWERS TWIN COMPACT
(SoU ?inuh«<l)
^utesl Creation ot ^irhard ltudnut
Containing
POWDER IN FIVE TIMES
QUANTITY OF ROUGE
Smart Jresherung-up Ducket for'Jtund‘Rag
Spurkling Ornament to the Dressing'Jable
(R.filUr, may bo obtain,a)
Mr. Ira Carraway, of Nixon, was a
I visitor to Bay City early in the week
and expressed himself as more than
pleased with our city.
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Tribune Want Ada bring buateao*
William Duncan and Edith Johnson
In IMeturlaatteu of Fauieu* Xovel
Thai Breathes Atmosphere of West.
and children'
visit to friends
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Two Huber
to "receive’’ from all points though-' trade,
out the country. This will prove quite
an attractive feature at te Grand and
will be appreciated by the patrons.
Manager Miller, of the Grand, ad-
vises that he will soon have his radio I
instrument installed and will be able!
>.e
“LIFE." FINELY SCREEN I II
William A. Brady Production fur
Para mount Said to Be Most
Massive.
The town lias been tilled lor the
past week with oil scouts from all
the big companies It is supposed
that the Hamill well at Markham is
the attraction.
a visit
DeWitt
They pulled out life like
tape from a ticker glanc-
ed a< its secret Hung it
away! Not hooding while
they danced and laughed,
v hat message it brought
to others. But l-'ate kept
grinding on n great hu-
man story you’ll thrill to
see.
Bay City, Texas
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Our ™
NationaL/^fRI
Air
NO DINNER BELLS-
YOU'LL NEED MY MAN-
IKIN THIS CHOICE
MEAT I SIN THE PAN
8 If you buy meats at this <
> store you won’t need the <
> tinkle tinkle” of the din- <
» tier bell to let folks <
> know that dinner's ready. <
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» the kitchen door shut. 4
I too, or they will all want 4
4 to help you cook it. 4
to a trial of our MEATS ami SERVICE, arid
assure you that your patronage will be appre-
ciated. The stock we slaughter is carefully
selected and handled.
RENT Dwelling, clpAe"
be permanent tenant. P.
SECREST.
Mr. Helt Kelly, of Buckeye, "a- .1
business visitor to Buy City Today.
Free Bund Concert Friday Xight, Jul)
28. 8 <>’( lock, b) Ihiy ( It) Baud,
t’nder the lllrection of )|. Mat |.n-
Vall.
more in
Then-
will appeal to every
it is a I
WANTED
Ligllthousekeeping
with child 3 12 years old.
aider furnished
bune Ottice
seel et ly
daughter,
the broker,
Barrisford, an
gratify her whims. he
father’s name to a check,
nett, jealous of Billy, with the aid of I
Ralph, shifts the blame on Billy. At!
a ball given at the Stuyvesunt home.
Burnett shoots and kills the broker
and circumstances pointing al him.
Billy is arrested and convicted of the
crime. He is saved from the chair by
a ruse through the efforts of his wife
and Burnett is brought to Justice.
There are innumerable thrilling
situations in the development of the
story all ot which have been admir-
ably brought out by Travers Vale, the
director. Jack Mower is leading man
and Arline Pretty, leading woman.
Other capable players In the cast in-
clude Rod La Rocque, Leeward Meek
er, Nita Naldi and Effingham Pinto.
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PROGRAM.
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A newspaper for Ti>' u .iuess
professional and lul l n ig mall
and the home. Clean, reliable
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plain and convincing, in direction
clear and clean cut. In delivery grace-
ful and dignified.” In these good
words of praise did the Washington
Tinies greet the first speech Charles
A. Culberson ever made in the senate.
That was more than a score of years
ago. Hut in all the long years of his
service there he has never lowered
either his standing or his integrity.
Then he was in the full vigor of
physical manhood, and none dared to
stand against him. After many years
the strength of the body failed him to
a degree, and the steadiness of the
hand has ogne from him. But no
other fault could a long, bitter and
hard-fought campaign bring against
his record. To Charles A. Culberson,
political contestant, defeat at the
polls ends all; but to Culberuon. the
man, It must be a source of supreme
satisfaction that he can retire with
. his escutcheon as unstained as when
first he carved it with the steel of
achievement and embellished it with
the graces of mind and character.
It is indeed an honorable record,
going back us it does to the dayr>
when great men bulked large in the
public life of Texas. His name is
linked witli the names of Reagan and
Hogg and others of their stamp, it
was his misfortune to have outlived,
in part, the splendor of his own rec-
ord in that a new generation of Tex-
an* has come into the suffrage who
knew but little of that record. Into
the ears of these it was whispered,
"He is too old." And upon that in-
dictment he went down—that and on-'
other. Eor he was not too old to dis-
play the courage that won him laurels
in his youth youth. He was not too
old to take his political life in his
hand and denounce that which he
considered inimical to free govern-
ment His lips trembled, it may be,
with the infirmities of years, but his
Words rang with the unshaken bold-
no-'s of a heart that never grows old.
And he lost But Texas lost more
than he.
Attorney general, governor of his
state, outstanding figure in the senate
for more than a generation he has
served. In a section more strategic-
ally located from a national political
standpoint, his might have been the
highest honors within the gift of his I
, purty or even of his nation. And now,
tat he goes back to finish out hi« days
in the quietude of private life, per-
haps his fellow citizens will conie nt :
last to appraise the value of his |
works, w rought in the name and for |
the glory of the commonwealth he ;
loved. And as he goes, he goes smil- i
ing, without fear and without re-I
proach -Galveston News.
l'X>R SALE Thoroughbred pointer
puppies. Subject to registration.
Now ready to take from mother. I’.
G. SECREST. 25-27
Based on Thompson Buchanan's I
successful melodrama which created
u theatrical sensation in New York
in Ihll, "Life. u William A. Brady
production for. Paramount, will be
shown at the Grand Theatre today.
( oiubiiiMtJou of tdieuture, Mining
Interest, Mounted Police, Hui-let)
and rolltlcal Intrigue Film Re.
plete With Thrills mid Hitecterulai'
! Scenes.
i® friends
and
Mr*. Am. Walker Jr
have returned from
in West. Columbia.
FOR ' SALE—Household
piano, ted*, dies er, etc etc.
Ititi
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WITH
KELLY’S^.
The annual Sundoy School conveu-1 XOTED MELODRAMA,
tiou and basket picnic which will be!
• held at the Hawley Church, Friday.
• August A, will .no doubt , attract
• • • ]• ••••••••••• quite a number of interested Sunday
Mr. C- 11. Steves bus returned from School workers in Bay City
and relative- in as from other places throughout the
Karnes Counties. county. An interesting program and
delightful time is promised.
young private secre-
tary to a wealthy New York broker,]
mart ies his employer's]
Ralph stuyvesunt, son of]
is enamored of Muriel
adventuress, and to
forges his
Tom Bur-!
Don't mis. the band coiljiert
"At last the new South lias sent a
man to Washington who can uphold
the prestige, the dignity, the states-
manship and the address of the old
line of statesmen from that section
His speech places him in the front
rnnk of the strongest men in the sen-
It will stand the test of analy
In reason it was lucid, in logic
and
FOR RENT: A well
southwest room for gentlemen,
conveniences. PHONE 7G.
Two or three furnished
looms fur couple
Will cuil-
Pholie Tri-
wL
■ I III picturizing J Raleigh Davies'
I famous novel, Pardoned." Vltagiuph
■ has made a production which
■ Hpeetacular value, suspense, t
H and unusual scenes is second to
■ It lias more in it than the
■ picture There is Momething
■ action that
■ | man being.
I of life in the open showing the trials
H mid struggles of a miner prospect-
Hpug for gold .the life of the North
■ west Mounted Police, the picturesque
■ Hess of the Indian camp, tile grand
■ eur of the society ballroom, the in
I tenseness of a political campaign ami
H | (^H^H’ills of a murder trial All
Btlies^^^re blended into a story ot
■ 'heart Interest.
II The life story of a man who tries
■ 'to win a fortune for the woman lie
B loves and is checkmated by fate at
■ I every liaud. It is a new angle to
■ the Enoch Arden fame and a picture
■ that will be remembered because ot
■ the blending of all these big elements
■ pn one which make a photoplay stand
H out.
■ | William Duncan has won a repu
■ lation as a man of the open As
■ | John Manning he has a fighting role,
■ one that taxes him to the utmost of
| IBs ability. He climbs down preci
'Pices, rides horseback recklessly,
| travels on the sleepers of a freight
i car, and fights his way every inch of
• tile film.
Edith Jo h n s o n, as a society de-
butante is exceptionally charming
und never before appeared to bettei
• advantage.
Jack Richardson, a well known
heavy, has a strong role He appear
'■d in such pictures as "Too Much
• I Speed." "Greater Love" ami "The Toll
•iGate."
Henry Hebert is cast as the real
•| heavy. Mr. Hebert was born in
Providence, Rhode Island, and edu-
cated there .and nt St. Lawrence (Ini
• versity in Canton, N. Y. He had a
twelve-year stage career appi-uring in
• such productions as "The City,"
• "Brewster's Millions," "Bachelor’s
Baby.” Then he spent several years
in stock. On the screen he Ims ap
peared in such well known produc
• thins as "Ghosts of Yesterday," "lai
Tosca," "Wild Honey,.....The Last of
the Duanes,'■ with Mary Pickford in
"The Heart of the Hills." and In VI-
tagraph’s "Diamonds Adrift."
Charles Dulley, another favorite In
Vitagraph productions, was ,born In
Fort Grant. Arizona, and started his
stage career in comic opera. He has
been in so many Vitagraph produc-
tions an dhas become so popular that
he heeds no Introduction at this time.
Mathilde Brundage, who has
role of the mother, was
Louisville, Kentucky, pud has
a favorite with screen fans for
eral years appearing in such produc
tions as "Raffles” with John Barry-
more. "Unknown Wife," "Thoughtless
Woman." "Dangerous Business" and
"Cynthia of the Minute."
XOTK E <»F Al’LH ATION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL
State of Texas.
To the Sheriff or
Matagorda County—Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
cause the following notice to be pub
lished in a newspaper of general cir-
culation which has been continuously
und regularly published for a period
of not less than one year preceding
tile date of the notice In the county
of Matagorda, State of Texas, and you
shall cau*e said notice to be printed
at least once each week for the pe-
riod of ten days exclusive of the
first day of publication before the re-
turn day hereof:
Notice of Application for Probate
of Will.
The State of Texas.
To all Persons Interested in the Es-
tate of Annie Muy Shaw, Deceased.
Know Ye That Herbert L Shaw
has filed in the County Court of Mat
agorda County, an application for
Probate of Will and Letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate of Annie
May Shaw, deceased, which will l;e
heard at the next term of said court.!
commencing the third Monday in Au-
gust, A D 1922, at the court house
thereof, In the city of Hay City,I
Texas, at. which time all persons in I
terested in said estate may appeir
land contest said application huuld
they desire to do ho.
Herein fail not, but have you then
and there before said court this writ,
with your return thereon endorsed,
showing how you have executed the
same.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court, at Bay City, Texas, this
14th day of July, A. I) 1922,
(Seal) J. M. Fitzniaurice.
Clerk County Court, Matagorda ,
County, Texas. 17-28d
■ N this age of civ-
■ ilization and pro-
gress it is essential
that every person
have a time piece
that can be depend-
ed upon. The great
railroad systems of
this land are oper-
ated by the dial of
the watch, as is all
other industries.
This melodrama picture was produc-
ed in New York recently mid is de
dared by press and public to be one
t r o n K e * t pictures of the
The Billboard........Klohr
Overture Magneto ...........Hull
One-Step When My Shoes Wear
Out, etc....................DeVoll
Waltz Dreamy Hawaii . . Vatidersloot
Fox-Trot All Over Nothing at All
............................. Rule
Marell Khaki Bill ..........Watson
Waltz By the Sapphire Sea..Snyder
Fox-Trot Dancy Foot .......Snyder
March American Legion ...Richards
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(FT ER MANY YEARS.
Match for Mr. Iluppy •
Party •
[CITY MARKET!
JJALITYMEATS]
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 181, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1922, newspaper, July 27, 1922; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1365587/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.