The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 257, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 8, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
TWO
Saturday, July 8, 1922 1 •
HOTEL MORGAN
At the Theatres
THE SHERO
Over *
WITH SHOPMEN i
By EDNA a KNAPP
FROM STOR
Pro
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The News Want Ada far Reaulta.
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Last Day
VIOLA DANA
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gun and even less for the diploma.
AT THE PALACE TODAY
AT THE GRAND.
real killers and bad men of the west
The pistol had one use to which
SEE IT TODAY
HOUSE ON FIRE.
the production of
that
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Last Day
WILLIAM S. HART
revealed in the manner in which they, » singeing smell, and light like a dozep
purpose of
of undressed-up men from the factory
exchange gifts.
was facing Woody’s back, the mirrer
Your-
ELLIS CUTTING
STILL DOING IT!
J. D. Johnson
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Plumbing, Gas Fitting
Phome 1348
818 Park Ave,
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is our self-starter
tie
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PHONE 628
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109 S. Wellington St.
1M
IN COURT HOUSE
The new drinking fountains have
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NEWS WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
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rdia E. Pinkham's V<
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than this—it has
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The Marshall
Morning News
Airplane Service
Submarine Prices
$1.25
$1.00
..75e
POWER
MARKET
the outlawing of the present union.
Hooper now evidently realises that he
“She gets up anti comes down to
sweep the leaves off the porch and
dust and scrub some." I explained as
fast as I could. " ’cause Molly won’t let
me the
your Veg
new. and he has a starched nurse who
lets me and great aunt take care of
him w hile she talks to folks she knows.
Une the
Column fc
been installed in the court house, one
being where the drinking barrel for-
merly stood and the other on the other
side of the tax collector's office door.
NEW FOUNTAINS
BEING INSTALLED
The fact that Rollins had made a very
important touchdown against Yale at
one time did not cause any weste n
mayors to meet him with a band.
DAUGHTER HAD
TO HELP MOTHER
Ellis Cutting, a retired Rock island
railroad employee, is believed to be
the last survivor of the famous charge
of the light brigade at Balaklava.
rea
one
The
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St. Louis Insurance Man Is Re-
stored to Splendid Health And
Built Up Fourteen Pounds In
Weight By Tanlac, He States
□Meet A
panies Re
time.
John and the fire-distinguishers had
has steadily gained in circulation since the
first day it was issued until now there are
more people paying their money for it than
any other two daily papers published be-
tween Dallas and Shreveport or Texarkana
and Houston.
If you want to become one of its readers all
you have to do is to telephone 993 and it will
be with you for breakfast in the morning.
right, but jazz and
steps have no place at
ering.
At the inter tribal
One of these fountains is to be,
used by the white peple and the other'
by negroes.
Those who frequent the court house
LET
Typim
Now Can Do All Her Housework
Alone Because Lydia L Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound Helped Her
shero ; even Lady Fair says so now.
We had a big, bangy storm last
night that put out the ‘lectric lights
FINDS COWBOY
LIFE DIFFERENT
-
that
Com-
You Knew Where to Find Them.
The inmates of penitentiarles ma
be down, but they are sever out-
' nmes J. Montague.
GOMPERSSAYS
THATA.F.O.L.IS
me
Next
ter stay
told a r
; my pretty second mother, and Ronald
Percival sleep on the second floor. Ron-
her later on.”
“I found that clumsy thing on the
steps and spied one critter legging ft
for that car, so I fired the thing at the
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Stroke’s New Store
On Washington Avenue
Can order your Tent and
save you money.
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Wines & Wandel
General Insurance
Dr.
Ph
Marshal
Phomes:
ter.
"In my belief the American rail
labor board and the Esch-Cummins
bill were both political blunders."
Outlives His Death
Date By 81 Years
It costs less than 2 cents a day—50 cents per
month in Marshall, 40 cents by mail.
Indians Like Silk
Shirts But No Jazz
and unfixed the telephone and kept
Lady-Fair home from a party.
We all went to bed early, 'cause
there wasn't anything else to do. I
went right to sleep, of course. Some-
times I wake up towards morning, and
bear great-aunt move round In her
Issue Call For 20
Negro Tie Cutters
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and says that altogether he has never
drunk more than half a gallon in his
TELEPHONE
CALL
Johnson Transfer Co.
Baggage, Too
STROBE’S NEW STORE ON WASH.
INGTON AVENUE
Three Packages Macaronni or
Spaghetti for...............
and
“Robinson Crusoe”
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VIOLA DANA
In SEKINO'S IELIEITG
Jasper, Minn. — “I saw in the paper
about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and took
as the western bad man who later de gists,
velops a streak of pure gold, there is
BROWNRIGG A STEVENS
INSURANCE AGENTS
Life, Fira, Automobile ana
Live Stock
Phone 833-J.
HHfnAAn
BEST PICTURES A MUSIC
done for me and give you permission to
a« my letter as a testimonial. "-Mrs.
J rase PETERSEN, Route 1, Jasper, Minn.
lang
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ad
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U. S. Army Hats
Khaki Pants ....
Leggings ........
and a few in small motor cars.
During the week’s meeting there
are daily dances and the tribesmen
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There is no better reason for your try-
* ‘-d- n* — --• ■ Com-
DR. GEO. E. BERGLUND
VETERINIAN
Dog Practice a Specialty
Residence: . - - Shreveport Road
Telephone 718
—in—
“THE TESTING
BLOCK”
his window, grabhed him. shut his ' doorway, and belonging to a man who
Adventure! Romance! Thrills! See
Bill Hart as a real scrapper. Plenty
of thrills fro all.
—Also—
A SUNSHINE COMEDY
“Excuse Me Sheriff”
U. S. Army Work Shoes, plenty large
and small sizes.......$2.50 and $2.75
U. S. Army Cots, just like new. .$3.60
—in—
“SEEING IS
BELIEVING"
it because I was hav-
ing such pains in my
stomach and through
my back that I could
not do my work. I
had tried other med-
icines, but none did
nois. I displaying not only his skill as a rider,
was! fighter and actor, but in 1 ’
Hominy, Okla., July 6.—Expensive
motor cars, silk shirts and other lux-
uries of modern civilization are al
DECLARES ITS
NOTHING SHORT
OF WONDERFUL
’ botrled the fire out some time ago and
. --_—-lped other
women. So if you suffer from displace-
menta, irregularities, backache, ner-
Princeton, N. J., July 7.—When the
movie fans get the truth about the
cowboy from this stately seat of learn-
ing they may be surprised. The word
does not come from this seat of learn
ing exactly but rather from a product
of it, Philip Ashton Rollins, trustee
of Princeton, and some time cowboy
when the west was raw.
Football was not rough enough for
Rollins in the old days of the flying
wedge so he tucked his diploma under
one arm and a gun under the other,
took Horace Greeley’s tip and went
out to see the country.
One of the first things Rollins dis-
covered when he got out west was
that he had little or no use for the
■ill pound did. Now I am
■M I able to do all my
‘Al work alone while be-
Alfore I had my daugh-
at home to do it. I have
er of friends what it has
said I.ady-Fair chokily. "But our lit-
— Also—
A CENTURY COMEDY
“RED HOT RIVALS”
Dr. V
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— Reliability —Service
PHONE 238
ence, turned his horse, rode through
। the doorway and boldly said: "Has
any gent here seen that feller Woody ?
| I'm huntin’ for him.” At that instant
■ fleeing car Iropped into. One man was
' hurt and one done for. How did the
house get afire?" asked the pencil-man.
scrilbling like mad.
The romance of an amateur scan-
dal-maker. How an innocent young
heiress is made the victim of her
own schemes.
have hailed this improvement
joy.
"Hooper's suggestion for a new un- room next mine. and then slip tiptoey-
ion for shop crafts employes means soft downstairs to work for a while
vousness or are passing through ths
Change of Life remember this splendid
medidine. What it did for Mrs. Peter-
ven it may do for you.
The Vegetable Compound stands upon
a foundation of nearly fifty years at
service.
no 1 in the days now gone were not cow-
boys at all but just “tough guys.”
mately acquainted with James K.
Polk, Andrew Jackson, Grover Cleve-l
land, Andrew Johnson and other men
prominent in public life.
"Hooper said that Jewell and my I
self misconstrued his original letter.
It is strange that labor men all over
the country put the same construc-
tion on it that we did.
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candles coming from baby’s room. I
hurried in there, and he was crying i the mirror behind the bar. He caught
in the mirror the reflection of a head
houses. | I’m huntin' for him.” At that instant
When daddy told folks what to do, the man realized, for the first time,
I listened and found what made the ’ that Woody was in the room and he
big noise and the great hole. Daddy realized also that, though he himself
was talking to all the different sorts 1---f-m-- «. .. ■—- .L . —----
before the servants get up. We sleep
j in the tiptop of the house where Molly
negatived this advantage. He saw
that right hand hanging idly down.
The bad man backed out through the
doorway and on his own initiative,
rode out of the state.
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—IT COMES AS
—REGULAR AS THE
—4th ot JULY
—this year it
— comes on the 14th.
New York, July 6.—Samuel Gom-
pers, president of the American Fed-
eration of Labor, declared here Thurs-
day afternoon that the federation will
give the railway shopmen all the aid
in its power to win their strike.
In commenting upon the letters
sent by Ben W. Hooper, chairman of
the United States railway labor board
to B. M. Jewell, leader of the rail-
road shop crafts, who ordered the rail-
way strike, President Gompers said:1
is still selling large sacks White Crest
and Airy Fair Flour at.........$2.25
। Best Grades Coffee.......25c and 30c
dor and tumbled downstairs. had publicly stated his
"Fire"' I shrieked as I reached killing Woody at sight.
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off the maple leaves that pile up so
fast on the front steps. Maybe I went
hack to Dreamland for a minute, then
I came hack to Haldane quick enough
I couldn't imagine what had happened.
Mothere Will Appreciate This.
Retumning home after a few days in
the country, we found that burglars
had been through our apartment
Drawers of the library table, buffet,
dressers, and other pieces of furniture
were pulled out and contents strewn
over the floor. After serious contem-
plation of the disordered array of pa
pers. linen, etc., scattered about small
David dryly remarked : "It looks like
I had been hare.”— Exchange.
car quick AS I could. It went bang
and threw me clear across the ball and
busted my classes," finished Aunt Per-
ninnah.
"The bomb blew the porch off and
mad that cavity in the road that the
modern dance
an Indian gath-
aid Percival Is pretty nearly brand coTbyswbosnbtstmnueniikthe
1 seen in the movies these days.
of folks.
"Yes: the men have been threaten-
ing a bomb outrage for some time.
Many are dissatisfed. No; I am not
in the least surprised. Careful, there,
moving that fellow. men; he’s dread-
fully hurt, but still alive. The other
one was done for when I first came
out What saved the whole front of
annarent, has been exceptionally well photo
ar Pana "tHatgraphed by Joe August, A. S- C
’ Demonstrator—lady, honest, not
afraid of hard work, high school edu-
cation desirable some sales exper-
ience preferred. Work Marshall and
vieinity; salary and commission. Ad-
vertised necessity with highest repu-
tation. Address M M. K. Care Morn-
dances bei-gi hut twas a noise big enough to wake
"Tanlac has restored my health and
built me up fourteen pounds in
weight," said H. W. Morrison, 4768
Thrush Ave., St. Louis, Mo., agent for
the National Life Insurance Co.
“Two years ago my stomach went
wrong and I could not eat anything
without suffering agony afterwards
from heart palpitation and shortness
of breath. Some nights I was in so
much misery my wife had to get up
and try to get me some relief. My
health got to be ao poor I had to stay
in bed for weeks at a time.
“What Tanlac has done for me is
nothing short of wonderful. I now
The employment bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce issued a call
yesterday morning for 20 colored
laborers to go to work Monday morn-
ing as tie cutters. Men interested
should apply at the office of the cham-
ber today or at an early hour Monday
morning.
Instead, Lady Fair says there's
1 we went back into the house and by
breakfast time we had calmed down
, some and got dressed straight. Right
after breakfast the unstarched nurse
packed her things and went off. Daddy
gave great aunt her choice of rewards,
and she chose to go straight away tn
the Pinelands Old Ladies’ home, where
folks work if they're able.
Lady Fair cried a little, but agreed
to let great-aunt go, and said we’d
come over so often to see her. And
then Lady-Fair said she liked me and
wed always be friends on baby's ac-
count &he agreed that great-aunt is
a shero. and says I’m one, too. Course
I‘m not!
This man, having
overstepped the bounds in his first let- and John do. Dad and Lady-Fair,
ater. He never drinks intoxicating
liquor except for medicinal purposes
arrive at the “round house.”
The Osages, aristocrats of all ab-
origines. arrive in autos, many piloted
by chauffeurs. Members of this tribe
receive quarterly payments from the
government of around $5000 each, ac-
cruing to them from oil and gas de- . — . —
velopment in Osage lands. The Pon- where the front deor had been. . ..
cas, Otoes and Pawnees. who are just' . Daddy went back then, t a hole bought the coast to be clear and that
coming into their share of oil wealth.! in the roadland gave fast directions to the saloon contained a sufficient audi
2 the men that began to come—neigh-
still arrive on horseback, in surries . „ ... .I
bors, a policeman, the doctor, and lots
• 1322. by MeClu Newapaper ynaicat
Great-Aunt Perninnah la little, but
my sakes! she's brave as brave! She
never dresses up and she longs to go
to some charity place, only Lady-Fair
won't let her, and she wants to do
Molly's work, and her face looks
wrinkled like the monkey s at the
park. But Great-Aunt Perninnah is a
Nashville, Tenn., July 6.—John B.
Murrey, prominent Franklin, Tenn.,
farmer. was told at 19 that he would
die within two years of tuberculosis,
but today he is celebrating his 100th
birthday. His grandchildren and
great grandchildren, together with the
Where the dining room la cool and
clean. Where they cook and serve the
beat in eat a. We serve the best Tabla
d’Hote dinner in Marshall for fifty
cents. Ready from 11:30 a. m. to
2:00 p. m. Pick out any day. 7-20e
life. He smoked cigars for a whil.
to cure neuralgia, but they made him
so nervous he had to quit.
Murrey was a kinsman of Presi-
dent James Buchanan and was inti-
held this week at Osage Village near’
here, syncopated melodies and jazz] Next I heard somebody scream,
dances are barred by the tribesmen. There were noises coming from out-
Members of the Poncas, Otoes. dours, too: shrieks and grans and
Pawnees and scattering members of shouts and great aunt was talking to
other tribes are attending the cele- daddy loud enough so she could hear |
bration as guests of the Osages. The herself.
financial status of the tribesmen is Then. too. there was a crackling and
the house? Certainly, the bomb was
. . . . _I big enough. Why. my blessed little
entire population of .Williamson .coun- great-aunt, here spesountry-bred
ty, joined in honoring the centenar- and eariy
ian at a monster birthday picnic. , ..
Murrey declared he has never “Threethirt Is sure early, Sald ‘
. i . . . .. j . .. man who was seribbling on a pad.
gambled, danced or attended a the-
reason children should be a nuisance
and upset her bridge playing. the average Cowboy Wuld,‘rrom"time no one comparable to Mr. Hart. In
This morning Great-Aunt Perninnah to time, enthusiastically devote it, and I this picture he has an opportunity, of
tiptoed down early and easy to Ssweep . . - . disnlavino nnt nn!v hie ekill no a pider
"Nurse lighted a candle to see;
bahy’s window was open and the cur-
tain hit the candle,** I stuck in.
"We all rushed out scared to death
and left my babv helpless and alone,”
.—4. eeoe
tie girl here heard him cry and
brought him down safe, though the
room was ablaze."
“He’s mine, too,” I explained.
That seemed all there wax to say, but
Lady-Fair hugged me for the first
"Jerry Buildtrs."
Jerry built may be derived from H
jury mast, n temporary mast erect,
on ships in time of emergency. Ar
other derivation is from the gypsy en
pressinn. jery. mieaning anything cot
temptible.
was the production of nois.--rs -v- -3 o en 3 - au01. Several houses have burned up, the
When put to use the weapon was fighter and actor, but in portraying fire being caused by defective elec-
fired either directly upward into the a human being essentially. trie wires. Have yours inspected be-
air or slantingly downward at the! As Sierra Bill, he ’got under the fore it is too late. You may be the
ground. for the’ west had no blankiskin of the spectators; roused them' next. SPENCER ELECTRIC SHOP,
cartridges. On such occasions the pis.to a high pitch of enthusiasm, espe Phone 951. 7-llp
tol’s effects would be supplemented cially when he fought half 8 dozen--
by Indian like screeches and coyote of his own gang single handed; and; Head The News Wank Ada.
like howls ' then wrought them to the point of
As to the bad man, he was moi.- tears when he strives so desperately
often a boaster, this historian says, to save his baby lying at the point of
Tazewell Woody. famous as Coloneldeath in his lonely cabin. .
Roosevelt’s guide in the west. was Mr: .Hart is clever enough to sur-
standing in a saloon with left elbowround himself with fine players and in
on the bar. right hand hanging byllittle Eva Novak who plays Nelly
his side, and eves luckily pointed at gray, the heroine, he found a leading
woman who is most appealing. The
with some erinkiy flames Just climbing in the mirror the reflection of a head rictu re,abounds. in novelties, not the
up his crib sheets. I slammed down 'poked momentarily into the saloon's eas h is that scene wherein
* 1 - - - • • a band of nomadic minstrels is forced
to entertain the bandit crew in the
shadow of the tall redwoods, which i
STOP THAT ITCHING
Use the reliable Blue Star
Remedy for all akin diseases such
as: Itch, Eczema, Tetter, Ring-
worm, Poison Oak, Prickly Heat,
Cracked Hands, Old Sores and
sores on children. Sold on a guar-
antee by
Matthewson Drug Co.
Men and women left the Grand The eat anything I want, sleep fine, and
ater yesterday after the opening per- | am working full time every day. In
formance of William S. Hart's new fact, I’m in splendid health. I can't
Paramount picture, "The Testing praise Tanlac too highly.”
Block, more than ever convinced that i Tanlac is sold by all good drug-
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