Fredericksburg Standard (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 15, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 3, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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Hogs and Pigs. See
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EDITORIAL NOTES
“The commission is asking
communicate
velop.
do not include
this list of the
RICHARD HENKE
demands,
buying of
reservations
not be accepted by the allies and
by counsel, and
orderly me-
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died at
San Antonio.
18th of
he received when his plane erash-
KLAERNER’S
VICTROLA IV
Price 125 00
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Turkeys! Turkeys!
Enactment by Congress of le-
Washington, D. C., Dec. 28.—
gislation to continue Government
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Where Are
you sell.
You Going?
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Miller Tires
San Francisco, former attor-
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Blanchard's Auto Supply.
ney for the Federal Trade Com-
teili, at
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Leo J. Blanchard.
Emil A. Blanchard.
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le with your membership advis-
ing them of the invitation and to
Austria is disappointed at what
it considers the failure of the
Allies to meet its call for help
Chancellor Kenner in his appeal
Hog market is getting
better, buy now before
they advance, also Feeder
is assured. Senator McNary, Re-
publican of Oregon in charge of
the control bill in the Senate,
“As soon thereafter as is pos-
sible it is the purpose of the
commission to call a general hear-
ing at Washington at which par-
tie,
the
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VICTROLA
Price 160.00
This genuine Victrola with
beautiful cabinet in golden oak
with record compartment hold-
ing 75 records for only $60.00.
Opera House
Mary Pickford in
“Less Than Dust”
In 6 Acts. Also a
Mack-Sennett Comedy
In
“Cupid’s Day Off.”
In 2- Acts.
Extra Special Movies
Sunday Evening at
3 o’clock
order
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Government to Retain Sugar
Control
< I am, going to
F Blanchard’s Auto
Supply to get
peace negotiations.
It now appears that this argu-
ment, which is without basis, has
been used as a club by the admi-
SPECIAL
Picture Show
Sunday Night, January 4.
at
VICTROLA VI
Price $35.00
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Cattlemen Protest Packer Agree-
* ment.
District
County
Precinet
BUTCHER.
Fresh Beef, Mutton
Pork, Sausage
and Veal.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Telephone No 55
By Freder
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New York Farmers Deny •
Gompers.
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a result of injuries
need the help of you to accom-
i plish it.
By “you”, we mean all good
I citizens who are able and willing
to give us items of news, or still
friend, try to keep us out of it.
Our people as a whole are tired
of war, and loath to strike at
any one, unless it be in the de-
fense of our homesteads.
liter
Mr
ught
I am tired oh Tire Troubles. Mil-
ler Tires are serviceable on all
cars.
RAGS WANTED
Old clean heavy rags and light sacks, at 3c
per lb. 'Also good soft clean rags at 6c per lb.
------------- ,, ieawaneueu coupanto cua. parties at interest in the matter
tration, it was learned today, aL stocks of such merchandise arecan be compiled it is the pur-
pose of the commission to invite
Miller said that in
A Bargain!
oi >q bge%p
A good cook stove,
as good as new for
sale at a bargain.
Reasons for sell-
commission
go into the
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Atlantic, as “a true sacrifice for
the sake of humanity.” Lieute-
nant Brown added that “the sad
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Loyal Music Store
Fredericksburg, Texas.
Hendquarters for enuine
Victrola- & Victor Records.
could not be approved by the
President because they would
nistration in an c-.. — .------ _ ,
the Republican Senators to aban- to enable Austria to insure he
don the reservations. food
than usual
the latter e<
and evidences of extrava-
ondition ob- have been issued presenting
at the
deavored to make the paper as
readable as we could in the past,
and the rapid growing of the)
subscription list shows that our
afternoon of the
Up-Town Meat Markel
HENKE BROS., Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork.
Mutton, Sausage,
Veal, Etc.
‘Phone No. 42.
Main Str. Fredericksburg, Tex
wanted, by
L. Kott &
t across the Atlan-
Rouen, France, on
. , । clothing, shoes, and heavy gar-
Lodge reservations, approve': b} ments, including furs, revealing
a majority of the Senate through shortages in some lines and re-
lacking support of the two-thirdports from jobbers and manufac-
majority requisite to ratilication turers that some lines, notably
This disclosure explodes the shoes, are already sold for
contention of the administration spring.
speedily and as widely as possib-
... . .sj1ed to earth near Cottevard, in
assets the whole proceeds w4, Normandy. Captain Alcock’s
be swallowed up by the necessit) death • was . characterized
of buying food supples and by Lieutenant Sir Arthur Brown,
nothing will be left to restart her captain Alcock’s navigator on
industries. the non-stop flight across the
mission is inviting, general
rs, manufacturers, mer-
wholesale and retail)
I poor are going to lose. NV ar is
a terrible thing! It has just ve a, cepieu .... ...
jcost us a stupendous amount ol wold force the reopening of the
, money. It has benefitted no one
that the Lodge
ormal period of inact ivi-
tail distribution finds
ss of the former phase
is of trad*
‘ ‘ As soon as
We pay the highest
market price for turk-
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ksburg Publishing (
effort- are appreciated by the
public. We will try to improve Albert Theodore 1P9, - 3 -ear
a little more in i920, and we of age, died shortly after mid-
night on December 31, at Santa
Rosa Hospital from the result
of a gunshot wound in the back
of the neck and head, received
has determined to
wishes forahappy newh; terthefailureofttheapactietheinsuftieientto meet
him with the entreaty, to use his senaations referred to were the weather stimula ed
influence in Congress to make
" pon
addl- i hav e
Washington, D. C., Dec. 3(
_________will be assembled and as far as
Austria Disappointed at Allies’ possible classified and each cor-
ffer , respondent will be furnished with
a copy of the whole document.
ts that had been talked of in and consumers to declare their
lie quarters, but the general interest so that the commission
chasing power does not di
se the shrinkage that might represented.
while riding with members of
his family near the Southern Pa-
cific Depot. The assailant is un-
known, although police are seek-
ing for a party who was riding
behind the Tips car in a Dodge
automobile.
In the car at the time was
young Tips, his mother, three
brothers and a small sister. Mr.
Tips was occupying the back seat
of the car, and it was not known
that he had been shot until the
car had gone nearly a block. He
was taken to the hospital where
he died almost immediately.
Mr. Tips was the son of Charles
H. Tips, manager of the Tips
Hardware Company on Com-
merce Street, and was a salesman
in the same firin, having started
there immediately after leaving
school.
Terms: Strictly cash in
Members of 12 NN estern cattle control over sugar during 1920
growers’ associations have ap-
pealed to President Wilson
except a number of profiteers all
over the world, and caused un-
told suffering. Therefore, dear
OVER-EATING
M tLe root of nearly nil digestive
evils. If your digestion »• weaK o
out of kilter, better eat and Ue
KI-MOIDS
the pew aia to better digestion
Pleasant to take—effective. Let
ki-moids help straighten out your
digestive troubles
MADE BY SCOTT a eOWNE
MAKERS OF scorrs EMULSION
mission as a special prosecutor.
ecerdingte Miipt, the metter
was land more the President
last week
farm
lie tod
Questi
Albert T. Tips Fatally Shot at 1 ctober and tie release of the
I pledged assets will be looked in-
to. But Austria fears that if the n .
only loan which she can get is 1
w hat she can raise on released
than during previous riot
f a record holiday turn- the end that every
Disaffection over the ex-
before
Miller
I it Ui
t the d
• ienera
as de
phases of the subject.
J, .u, ....... ------ - -- ties at interest may be present
effort to drive asked for a loan of * in person, by representative or
by the settlement
cited to write, or induce their
pupils to pen down the current
news of their community and
send it to the STANDARD for
publication. You will help to
make the paper interesting, and
we will appreciate it very much,
and all our readers will. You
will even enjoy it yourself after
you have made a start at it and
feel the charms that slumber in
publicity.
We thank you sincerely for
all favors shown us during 1919
and wish for you and our beloved
country a very happy and pros-
perous new year, marked by good
will to all mankind, and peace
and plenty.
each or any of them to submit
his observations in writing. This
follows the custom of the commis-
sion in numerous other similar
cases.
“A reasonable time limit for
the filing of written statements
will be given, after which they
Extravagant Buying Rampant
Say Trade Reviews
1 guarantee a
een tLe subjee
nts before th'
•pinion seems
in whn
fice.
essional
upply until October, 1920, thod for hearing the matter will
and, in addition, a long-dated be laid out.”
credit to allow her to restart her Members of the commission
industries. He also asked that said the proposed hearing prob-
certain assets pledged to the Re-ably would be held about the
pa rat ions Commission under the middle of March.
Peace Treaty should be released
as a basis of security. The Su- —
preme < ‘ouncil ha> so far re Captain Alcock Killed in France,
mained silent on the point of ___
Dun s and Bra
Trade Keviews ec
amou
the u
terest may be fully represented.
The European allies would pre-
fer that they would not be called
upon to accept the reservations
•---------00---------- categorically, as provided in the
__ A very happy New Year to preamble of the Lodge resolu 101 ,
all our friend* a d readers! APe but beyond that they do not go
taking a week’s rest we are i and it does not appear that there
again at our desk trying to give is even insurmountable objection
you another interesting issue of Jo the preamble of the Senate
the STANDARD. We have en- should it insist upon it.
j better, write a few lines for
their home paper, off an i on.
School teachers especially are in-
Adoo upon the subject were ht
by the growers' representativ
in New York last week, and th
tie matter was brought to Was
ington.
several Texas cattle a
, similar organizations
ranee. No announcer
ed unless cash accomp
Announeements inser
me prices has not diminished the col
the passing months have fail- produc
to bring the lowering of living chants
$15.00 ♦ ♦ Great Britain and France 1 1V
l' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■ 1 States
- 7.50 r r .. ally that they .contenplat e enditures
5.00 Hon C B Hudspeth sent the terp osing o object ion to th* ■ - nain co ispiciously present.
subscrip- editor,a telegram from NV ashing- servations of the peace treaty and Bradstreet’s says. _
The Freder. ksburg Stan- 1vi -1,-9 it „ League ol Nations covenant. In general trade the features notify the commission of the na-
naPP! new year. ,"4n ai, The attitude ol the principal been the timelv lifting ofiture of their interest in the sub-
ly nice of our old-time friend E.ronean allies toward American • 2 1 i.t it anv
.a .2..1 n;.. r..1: - i European ames •waI— Aenl restrictions on retail trade, a Jeet, 11 say.
and we thank him for his <cour- ratification of the peace treaty Plood of hobdav buying that has
tesy from the bottom of our .. mgeknowntotheAdmil s- , 1 * • 8. .t ,
heart We hope he will read"anMani"d.m reawakened complaints that
this. So we return
through former Secretary Mc-
Adoo to upset the arrangements
made by Attorney General Pal-
mer to compromise the Govern-
ment's anti-trust proceedings
against the meat packers, John
Miller of Fort Stockton, Tex.,
president of the Panhandle Gat-
tie Association, announced today.
' ♦ The growers, Mr. Milter said,
submitted to the President
through McAdoo a series of
( charges" to the effect that the
ompromise does not give them
any redress for their chief griev-
alive, which, they allege, is the
control of stock yards markets
। by the packers to the disadvan-
tage of the producers. They ask
that the prosecutions be taken
qut of Abe hands of the Attorney
Genera! and that new suits be
brought, with Francis J. Heney
t of holiday buying in price nas
checked extravagan e many rompl
high prices seem to mission and
itzle influence. Dun's so diverse i
tion calling on Samuel Gompers,
President • f the American I • de
ration of Labor, “to make clear I
in a public statement the fact I
that he is not authorized to I
speak in the name of the New I
York Stale Federation of Farm
Bureau Associations. The farm-
er, the resolution states, realizes
his position in regard to labor
and capital and “will work for
American institutions upon
sound economic and patrio-
tic principles.” Another re-
solution was adopted by the,
New York farmers urging the
prompt return to their owners
of the railways of the United
States "‘under such conditions as
w ill insure reasonable returns on i
the value of the properties and,
reasonable rates for transporta-
tion throughout the country."
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Lower Living Cost to be Aimed
At.
—
Washington, D. C., Dec. 28. —:
Business interests, labor unions
and the public generally are to be
sounded as to the sentiment in
regard to the guarantee against a I
price decline system said to be in
use by many manufacturers and,
wholesalers in the sale of goods.
The Federal Trade Commission1
announced tonight that it had!
sent out several thousand letters
inquiring as to the plan.
The guarantee against a price de-
cline system amounts to a guarah-
tee by manufacturers and whole;
salers i selling goods that should,
a decline in price occurbefore der .
livery' of the goods, the buyera
shall benefit by the decline, but
if the market should rise before,
delivery, the manufacturer br
wholesaler would assume the loss
Complaints ldged with the
commission assert that working
out of te plan tetids tv pevent .
a decrase in the cost of living
The commission in a letter to
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expenditures attending such an
our evideuce a
the Attorney
f his attitude
whole matter thoroughly.
“A* a basis tor the necessar
i our people happy by try ing his
best to keep our country out of
war. The best war—if such a
i thing is possible—is of no ad-
vantage to the poor people, who
, in the end have to pay.he fidd-
i ler. No matter who wins, the
announced in Washington. A
compromise has, it is said, been
reached with opponents of the
measure limiting extension of the
licensing powers to June 30,
1920. The compromise proposal,
Senator McNary said, was accept-
ed by the two Louisiana Senators
who have been fighting the bill
and by other opponents, and as-
surance also has been received
from house leaders that they
would approve the licensing li-
mitation. The compromise arriv-
ed at provides for retention of
provisions continuing the United
Suites Sugar Equalization Board
next year, with broad powers
for control over sugar pHees and
distribution.
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Wood for sale- good dry Mes-
quite five dollars Cord, earlots
at Donnar, Texas, or ten dollars
delivered
Fredericksburg Address.
Sam Barnard,
------ .death of Captain Alcock removes
The New York State of Fe- one of the most notable names
deration of County Farm Bureau from among those of notable
Associations adopted a resolu- aviators. ”
Colorado, 1 klahoma and adjoin
ing states had joined in the pre
mentation. Conferences with Me
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ROBT. PENNIGER
Editor and Manager.
Cnterea at the postofice as second
i ass matter st rederi kburg Texas
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