Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. [9], No. 92, Ed. 1 Monday, February 18, 1924 Page: 4 of 6
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Fire Underwriters and authentic
building statistics. The reports for
1922 now being compiled and to be
completed within a few weeks thus
far reveal total fire losses of more
than $521,000,000. When completed
they will show an even larger total.
The estimates do not include fires
on all farms. In many rural dis-
tricts Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace recently estimated losses
run to at least ,50,000,000 annually.
Inasmuch as new building opera-
tions in this country in 1922 were
$4,000,000,000, it will be seen that
on a conservative basis our fire
losses amount to not less than 12%
per cent of our new building con-
struction.
Our per capita losses in 1918
were $3.36, in 1923 they had in-
creased to $4.75. During the dec-
ade 1912-1922 our total losses by
fire Increased approximately 100
per cent, and during the previous
decade 1902-1912 the total increase
in fire losses was a little less than
10 per cent.
Our annual loss of life from fire
is in excess of 16,000 and is con-
tinually growing.
Students of fire conditions are
united in saying that most fires are
the result of sheer carelessness.
The prevention of fires is an Impor-
tant phase of thrift, and all banks,
schools and other agencies which
are endeavoring to promote thrift
in this country should give atten-
tion to education In Ure prevention.
So great are our fire losses and
so rapidly rte they increasing that
they are been i " an outstanding
were macadamized with re-
fuse from the mine reduction
plants encircling the town.
. There was, besides, ft certain
amount of gold in the soil un-
der the streets.
Boisterous Boy Becomes
. ' British Cabinet Member
pemn
Northampton, Eng. Feb. 18.
Frederick Owen Roberts, Pen-
sions Minister in the Labor
Cabinet, was the “noisiest” of
four sons, his mother said re-
cently to an Evening News
representative, and developed
an early liking for music. But
as he tried to extract this from
a cornet he became very un-
popular in the house and had
to be sent down to the garden
to practise. Later he was en-
trusted with a kettledrum in
the local village band, and on
arriving at years of greater
die.
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To Labor Among Poor
London; Feb. 18—In a small
house in a back street of the
poor district of Barking lives
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Cook, Cox & Glass, McMullen & Walken, |
Butler Bros. C. A. Burke, Mack’s, Kozee, •]
Cansler, W. A. Brookshire, San Augustine 1
County Lumber Co. Store, Lufkin Land 4 Lum 8
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Ask Your Merchant for Particula
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1200 yards Nt Figured and
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this week 15c
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buildings we
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the same de
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loss pt forty
lives a day. .
These state-
ments. star
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treme, are bas-
ed on the most
recent esti-
mates of fire
losses compil-
ed by the Na-
tional Hoard of
pledging “a safe, progressive,
Fancy Ginghams, Toile du Nords, Percales, Fin
Glow Zephyr Gingham—They are an new an
ful patterns.
86 inch Bleach
finish, no id
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me isfaction guaranteed.
The saw mill owned land
operated by S. S. Moss in the
vicinity of Huntington was
destroyed by fire Sunday
morning early, a total loss be-
ing incurred with no insur-
ance. The flames and smoke
attracted the attention of those
in that immediate vicinity,
and, as a result of their labors,
several thousand feet of lum-
ber was saved by the cutting
of the tramways. The owner
will begin at once the con-
struction of a more complete
and up-to-date mill in every
way, and expects to begin
anew the cutting of timbers
within the next few weeks.
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becomes the littlegn
maid, Poppy Faire, who,
dream part of the stor
transformed into a cabin
on the pirate ship. This is
role in which Phoebe' F<
won her stage reputation
Robert McKim, the vi
of most of William H. S
pictures, is cast in the H«
ton Revelle role of Boro
the Russian spy, who bec
a leader of the pirate ‘mi
in the dream. Otto Hoff
has Ferdinand Gottsch
role of Horace Pengard,
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1 commission is trying to devise I 4 11
means of minimizing the dan-
lomestic, heavy
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discretion young
naird, eldest daughter of
Lord Kinnaird. She is a cap-:
tain in the Salvation Army, I
and for two years has forsak-
en the luxury of the family
mansion in the West-End, to
work among the poor people
of the Barking slum district.
Miss Kinnaird refuses to be
treated differently to thous-
ands of other Salvation Army
girl officers. Her commanding
officer is loud in her praise and
says Captain Kinnaird simply
lives for her friends in the
slums. One grateful woman
remarked recently: “She’s a
real bit of sunshine .from
another world, and we are
glad and proud to have her
among us.”
ing in the mgn meo" ”
deer apparently leapedscG25
into the canals to drink and""i
i were unable to regain their
Neurasthenia, or nerve
prostration, is called the
American disease. It
yields very rapidly to
m... . . . . Chiropractic adjustments,
rhe truth of this statement is borne out by the many wonder-
ful results on record. If you suffer from headaches, are irrit-
able and depressed, cannot sleep and feel you are on the verge
of a nervous breakdown, see your Chiropractor at once and
get him to relieve that nerve pressure which is causing all
• the trouble.
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Grass Valley, Cal., Feb. 1
—More than 200 deer have Cons
been drowned this winter, in —
rating in the High Sie-
Fancy Check Highly Mercerized Gin- A
ghams, all colors, special, yard.................
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Athletics by Eating Herbert’s S
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of the Sierra Nevada moun-
tains for 76 years, that itss
streets literally were paved
with gold, the populace, swept
at last by the modern spirit,
has caused thick coatings of
conerete to be laid over the
”0^01 golden paving
had some color of truth, for
gold in the form of small
nuggets and particles clinging
to quartz was found not in- 1
frequently. This was due
largely to the fact that from
th earliest days the streets
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r 100 lbs. Other fertilizers ac-
[ cordingly.
h Good grade Red Cedar
, Shingles, $3.50 per M.
? Cement 85c per sack.
1, Lime $2-25 per bbl.
r Brick, Sand and Gravel
I cheaper than anybody per
I yard. Not four wheel barrow
I loads to the yard.
C. H. HARRELL.
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j L. P. Campbell left Sunday
i for St. Louis to get his sample
line of shoes. He will be ab-
‘ sent from the city several days.
in the “loyal support of all
id friends of education” and
Emily Fitzroy succeeds H
Lackaye as Mrs. Pengard. I
Aunt Agatha, played on 9
stage by Marie Wainwright
played on the screen by Ad
Farrington.
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— ONE OUT OF 0OKt“ BK
BUILDINGS LOST BY FIRE
a adopted the violin.
0 When 14 years of age young
Roberts started work in a
L newspaper office as composi-
» tor, and spent 25 years at the
8 linotype machines before tak-
J ing up grade unionism as a
wholetime occupation. Rob-
■ L erts‛ mother is postmistress at
K 7 the East Hadon postoffice, and
I received the news of hisap-
: pointment as minister of pen-
sions over the telephone.
32-Inch Fine Zephyr Ginghams, a, J
wonderful value at.......................... 2
32-Inch Toile du Nords, all pretty
designs, special ........ 2
................. 5
Longerie Dimities in all the daintv J
colors, medium and fine checks, beau- - A
tiful quality, yard............................ 4
Indian Head Suitings, guar X
anteed fast color, special, yard 4
Ginghams, big
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and are addin ■ > ihe cost of livin-
stage.
Enid Bennett, the
Marion of “Robin Hoo
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Watford, G. E. & Binion, W. C. Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. [9], No. 92, Ed. 1 Monday, February 18, 1924, newspaper, February 18, 1924; Lufkin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1415977/m1/4/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .