The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 301, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 27, 1921 Page: 4 of 8
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THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
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THE RUSSELL-GRAHAM CO.
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THE TEACHER
Secretary Of Treasury Will Not
the beer bill before taking a re-
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A STATE PARK
Ft.
From Balmorhea up Yympia Canon to
SPECIAL
From Other Papers
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
FALSE ACCUSATIONS
away at random, on
POWER BROS.
choose to shoot at them.
109 South Wellington St.
Residence Phone 298
Market Phone 628
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Good As Gold
PEACE
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Some folks are ready to yell “grafter”
Yep.
fact that he is in office is sufficient proof for them
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A
der the terms of this treaty, known as the Treaty
of Versailles, all the after-affairs of the war have
been regulated and determined, and while the
Davis and from Ft. Davis down Musquiz Canon to
Alpine is a part of the route the legislative com-
mittee will travel in inspecting the proposed site
Advertising Manager
Circulation Manager
On August 25th a treaty of peace between
Germany and the United States was signed in
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that fact as a shield to hide behind but a lot of
good men are too sensitive to be willing to get
into the slime.—East Texas Register.
women standards of the right kind and ambitions
that are worthy.
The disarmament paradox is that the nations
would be more effective at waste-squeezing, if they
were armless.—Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
Fry-Hodge Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
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GO BEERLESS
What was actually a tremendous occurrence, be-
came through bickerings and jealousies and leg-
islative monkey business, a ridiculous mix up of
contradictions and impossible situations that fin-
ally just fizzled itself out to nothing whatever,
while Europe and the whole civilized world
smiled behind its hand.
Of course we have peace all right—not because
we made it yesterday in Berlin but because it was
Make Odd Collections.
The eccentricities of collectors make
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The thought of a national debt second to none
isn’t quite to thrilling as the thought of a navy
second to none.—New Britain Herald.
White Perch, Trout, Buffalo
and Veal
fer month. by carrier
Per month. by mail .
Far year, by carrier .
They stood beside my morning bed.
In drowsiest hour of all, and said,
“Jump out of that; them calves ain't fed!
The Chores!
At Picnic, Fair or "Biggest Show
On Earth” a voice would whisper low,
“You’ve seven cows t’ milk, you know!1
The Chores!
Sixty-nine Men’s Fine Negligee Shirts, of fine woven
Madras, Oxfords and French Percales, beautiful pat-
terns, fast colors. These shirts were bought to sell at
$3.50, $4.00 and $5.00—
ON SALE TODAY AT $2.45
Sizes: 14 to 161
they do not care to serve as targets for peo-
ple who do.
It requires skill and good judgment to drive a
bullet into the center of a mark, but any kind of
a loose tongue can popper a public official until
his grandmother would not know him.—Long-
view Times-Clarion.
MTHAN D. GOLDBERG
1. a BLALOCK ........
■UGH LANE ...........
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Turtles on the Amazon.
Seventy years ago Bates predicte,
the rapid extinction of the turtles or I
the Amazon, but William Kay Allen .
who returned recently from an expe
dition to the upper reaches of tha
river, reports to Science that in spir ‘
of an €vormous consumption of in
ties and ergs that has continued fro
tin fascinate some collectors. while
others spend time and money in ac-
ring royal relics—the handkerchief
on which Charles I blew his nose, the
MEntered as second-class matter September 7, 1919, at
Mm post office at Marshall, Texas, under the Act of
< Mare* 3. 1879."_________
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
I egS, meat and viscera continue to I
favorite articles of food.
_ The Marshall Morning News
A mowspaper published every day except Monday in tha
Mahal Marshal building, Marshall, Texas. Phone 993.
HOMER M. PRICE, E. L. WELLS JR-
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may be made. We want to make a dead center
The Golden Streets I hope to view,
But know just what will happen, too;
St. Peterll say: “Come in, and do—
The Chores!”
—R, E. Alexander.
The "plus” means a tooth brush
of extra quality—one that the
bristles do not come out of and
certainly we don't sell any other
kind than that. Large or small
—all shapes as well as sizes.
Defeat ofthe anti-beer bill was ren-
dered certain when the House, by a
vote of 146 to 129, concurred in the,
Senate recess resolution. The resolu-.
tion, which was passed several days
ago by the Senate, left at midnight. I
As a result the wets’’ Wee able to,
talk the anti-beer bill to death.
Senate factions rushed emissaries
MRS. J. V. COUGHLAN, S. College St. You are invited to be our guest
today at the Grand to see “When Bearcat Went Dry.” Call for your pass.
tion.
Senator Jones of Washington and
Senator Lenroot of Wiscon, m were
present in the House on benaif of the
Senate ‘drys” in an effort to forestall
action.
When the 'previous question” was
put to a rising vote, the House in-
dicated its overwhelming sentiment
for a recess by a vote of 217 to 55.
A moment later when a record vote
was demanded and members were
forced to answer to the roll call, the
tally showed 146 to 129.
They got me—I was eight years old;
They never have let go their hold,
In rain or shine, in heat or cold—
The Chores!
We wish to thank the good people of Marshall for their
liberal patronage and to announce that we have a
phone in our market, and will be able to give you bet-
ter service. Our prices are still 15c, 20c and 25c for
the quality of beef.
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
have, while trying to make up their minds what
else to do, seen its provisions being steadily and
consistently carried out.
The new treaty, as nearly as we can under-
stand it, takes first a swat at the League of Na-
tions and the Versailles treaty. It then proceeds
to cite the Versailles treaty as the basis of this
one, specifying that the United States for its
part will have nothing to do with it as far as
taking on any obligations it might impose is con-
cerned, but that Germany must be bound by it as
far as Germany is concerned.
As far as the actual fact of Peace is concern-
ed, there is no question about it—we have had it
for nearly three years. As far as the details of
the present agreement just made are concerned,
they can be worked out three more years hence to
accord also with what has happened under the
functioning of the machinery set up in the Ver-
sailles treaty and the League of Nations.
Texans may only go there and come back. As for
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distance, it is as far from Marshall to the pro- j But when we shoot a volley of criticism at a
posed park as it is from Marshall to Colorado— public official we are not always as cureful as
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mnusing reading. Kate Vaughan, the
tamous Fuglish dancer, used to collect
penny toys. Small cannon had an at-
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We sell used parts for your ear.
Prices reasonable. See us before or-
They waited at the close of day,
To steal an hour from my play,
Crying: “You, Jim»Git down that hay!”
The Chores!
I held Sue’s slim hand in mine,
And hinted wedding-bells must chime.
And heard: “It’s them pigs’ suppertime.”
The Chores!
just as soon as any man gets into office without to the House when therees Srd.
knowing in the least the officer’s record. . The j tpomnitcan tekdnr; Senator Watson of
. • , . 1 Indiana and Senator Moses of New
JUst about enough Hampshire, all took up posts on the
lot of folks accept House floor and used their efforts to
- the accusations of the graft howlers without veri- hurry favorable action on the resolu-
Father. I will not shun tomorrow's storms if thou
sendest them. tomorrow’s conflicts I will meet with
courage. but today, Father, I am weary. Put thy
everlasting arms underneath, let me droop my head
upon thy breast, just for today. Tomorrow I will
renew the fight, but today flood my soul with thy
communion blest. Tomorrow’s toil or woe or terror
will find me ready, but today, murmur soft and low.
for my strength wavers. Just for today, O Father,
give me to know thy great comfort. Amen.
It is reported that the Soviet government is
offering all kinds of inducements to Americans in
the form of concessions for electrical enterprises.
It is proposed, because there is an element of
mystery about electricity calculated to catch the
peasants fancy, to electrify Russia. Electricity
will do Russia, in its present state, just about as
much good as the Einstein theory of relativity
will. A country whose government has brought
about such chaos as to render impractical the
growing of potatoes and other crops and where
the simple digging of a ditch is fraught with too
many difficulties and uncertainties to make it
worth while, don’t need any electrifying.
Unless, perhaps, they try it out on Lenin and
Trotsky, to the tune of several thousand volts,
while these worthies are comfortably seated in a
properly connected chair. Now if anything or
anybody ever did need electrifying in this way,
it is these two gentlemen.
“So far as the State can provide an education,
the teacher is the substance of it.”
The teacher, the teacher’s character, the teach-
er’s principles, the teacher’s standards—these are
। strong factors in our education, or rather they are
big factors in determining the amount and the
character of the education we acquire.
dering. South Washington St. M. &
E. T. Crossing. Economy Mfg. Co., i
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but the rest of the State is not so unfortunately
situated in this respect. Fort Davis lying near
the center of the proposed park is a little ’dobe
fort of the olden days, snuggled away among the
canons with ’dobe barracks and stone officers’
quarters. Here Robt. E. Lee as a young cub
lieutenant cut his eye teeth in a military sense—
also Sherman and Bliss and many others, way
back in the fifties. It is a beautiful region and
should be preserved as a park, but until it is on
the way to Mexico, it will be very much out of
the way for East Texans—though well worth go-
ing to just the same.
0 a irn AITy T AAT traction for Lord Powerscourt, while
SAYS MELLON ;
- । man’s ropes, and instruments of tor-
for a State park. The scenery in this region is
beautiful beyond description and the State should
set it aside as a national park for the enjoyment
of this and succeeding generations.
The great trouble with this region is it is not
on the way to anywhere else. If pleasure touring
into Mexico should become popular, as it will
somewhere between 11, 3 and 47 years from now,
it would be right on the way. As things are
Berlin. So far as we know nobody touched off and unfortunately there are
so much as a fire cracker or put a Sousa band crooked politicians to make a
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sion.' The truth of the matter is that the United fying their statements. Among poll tisains just
. . . . . .1 . . as among anv other class of people—businessmen,
States has made such a mess of this whole peace farmers, lawyers, doctors, editors, blacksmiths
business that nothing has really, constructively and preachers—there are some honest men and
happened since the armistice worthy of mention, some rascals but it’s pretty sure that any man
who makes a political race is going to come out
covered with mud. The rascally politicians use
When we shoot at a mark on a tree we take ! to vote on a fixed date when Congress
careful aim in order that no error of judgment reconvenes in September were un-
availing. After Congress returns to
its duties on September 21 it is ex-
pected that the tax and tariff bills,
the railroad funding bill, and the bill
to refund the foreign debt will have
the right of-way, and no one would
_____________ . hazard a prediction when the anti
We do not always judge the distance, our aim beer bill could be brought up again.
At least, women on the Disarmament Confer- E. T. Crossing.
. , encc Commission ought to be an assurance against Marshall, Texas.
United States senate refused to ratify it, they | secret diplomacy—Dallas Morning News. I
made for us in Paris in 1918 by the allies. Un-
Do It Now.
Prosperity does not come from wait,
ing for the other fellow to work hard
mid save.—Wall Street Journal.
derful accomplishment, when the eyes are strain-1 CThesecretarv declared that issuance | houndnt to “s Z-Z
ed for beautiful visions no one IS in better posi-lof the regulations would mean the. turtle oI1 sinre that time, but tunl_
tion than the teacher to set up in the minds and creation of a machine which might
I, , . . , , be torn down in a month, and that it
hearts of boys and girls and young men and young would be a waste of time and energy.
Congress tossed the Campbell-
Willis anti-beer bill into the legisla;
tive scrap heap last night and voted ;
itself a month's recess, beginning at [
midnight.
After days of stormy filibusting
j the “drys” threw up the sponge and
abandoned their efforts to force a
final vote on the anti-beer bill.
Efforts of prohibition leaders to
lure the “wets” into an agreement
Washington, D. C., Aug. 25.—Fail- which George 111 drank tea.— Londo"
ure of Congress to agree on the anti- [ Mall.
I fire the ambition.
During the period of youth when ideals are cess, he had decided to withhold the
hungrily sought, when the soul hungers for won- \ regulations until after Congress re-
.table napkin on which William III
. wiped his hands, the teacup from
is not always correct, and sometimes we just blaze ’ In the closing hours of the session,
a., .. d..., -.1 the theory that people who 1 the $48,500,000 Shipping Board de-
fill public offices are fair targets for anything we ficiency bill and the billion-dollar farm
_ ■ export credits bill were enacted fin-
That is one reason why so many men of high ally into law. President Harding,
executive ability persistently refuse to accept rivadigat aha ,^d thehe two mease
Pubheynever shoot at random themselves, and — in the Presidents room.
beer bill will not mean issuance of'
regulations for sale of beer as medi-1
. ... . , , cine. Secretary ofthe Treasury Mellon i
It is not the teachers office and duty so much announced today.
to load down the mind of the pupil with facts as it j The secretary said that despite i
is “to light the lamp,” to inspire the spirit—to former statements that he would issue [
K P beer regulations if Congress failed to;
when shooting at a mark.
hit—we don’t want the humiliation of a wild
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RED CEDAR SHINGLES
are to all other wood shingles the same as gold is to all
other metals—THE FINEST. Look for the trade
mark on every bale.
---SOLD BY---
C. H. MAUTHE, - - PHONE 69
MARSHALL, TEXAS
Uptown Office Phone 130 With Russell-Graham Co.
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