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superintendents
with the annual short
college here July 20-25.
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that the auditor was not allowed fur-
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COUNTY OFFICIALS
OPPOSING AND AUDIT
essential thing is to be
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$2.50, $2.95,
$3-50, $3.95,
and $4.95
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TO HEAD DISASTER
PROBE COMMISSION
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EUROPEAN POWERS
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COLORADO LIKES
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his time expires he goes forth in splen-
Salzmann’s
Where Quality Counts.
2215 Postoffice Street.
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Bitter Legal Fight in Southwest
Texas Is of Great
Interest
Wm. Rowley Electric
Company
2318 Market Street.
The news that Lord Mersey, who
presided over the British inquiry into
the loss of the Titanic, is to be a
member of the royal commission ap-
pointed to investigate the Empress
of Ireland disaster, has been received
with satisfaction by those who de-
sire the inquiry to be thorough.
As Lord Mersey was president of
the Titanic court, it is assumed that
he will be similarly honored when
the royal commission meets at Mon-
treal. The Canadian members of the
commission are Chief Justice Ezekiel
McLeod of New Brun ,wick and Sir
Adolphe Routhier of Quebec.
Prisoners Build Better Roads
Than Paid Labor and at
Less Cost
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Make your home pleasant. In-
stall those Electric Fans now.
We have plenty of them, at just
the right prices.
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Short Courses in Agriculture Offered
By A. & M.
By Associated Press.
College Station, Tex., June 15.—Short
courses in agriculture for the benefit
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equipped with tents, necessary teams,
etc., at the counties’ expense. Warm,
RESINOL MAKES
ECZEMA VANISH
Stops Itching and Burning Instantly.
There is immediate relief for skins
itching, burning and disfigured • by
eczema, ringworm, or other torment-
ing skin trouble, in a warm bath with
Resinol Soap and a simple .application
- of Resinol Ointment, . The soothing,
healing Resinol balsams sink right into,
the skin, stop itching instantly, and
soon ,clear away all trace of eruption,
even in severe and stubborn cases where
other treatments have had no effect.
After that, the regular use of Resinol
Soap is usually enough to keep the skin
clear and healthy.
Silverware
A charming array of the most
pleasing patterns—a large ma-
jority of these exclusive with
us. Realizing that nothing ap-
peals more strongly to the
feminine heart than beautiful
table silver we have provided
a line that we know will delight
her. We ask you to see it.
must also
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nervous system and the entire womanly make-up feels the tnicTbenc.t
with healthful surroundings, and when
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It is thought Sargent had out-
—a wide assortment of pretty styles to choose
from, too—special purchase and sale of over
300 of these suits, some with slightest imperfec-
tions, so slight, indeed, as not to be noticeable
except on close examination. On display in
our Show Windows.
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convenience, smart
appearance and dur-
l morning. He arrived at the post office
at 6 a. m., met most of the men as they
came to work, and then consulted with
Burleson’s Private Secretary Visits at
Fort Worth.
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have a hard head to counterbalance it.
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equals that of the paid laborer. We
have ‘life-termers’ who have worked on
state roads for the past 10 years. There
have been two instances at. least where
men under life sentence have Journeyed
alone from their camps more than 100
miles by stage and train to the state
capitol to appear before the board of
pardons to plead their cause.”
Resinol Ointment (50c and. $1.00)
and Resinol Soap (25c.), are also speed-
ily effective for pimples, blackheads,
dandruff, sores and many forms of piles.
Prescribed by doctors for the past nine-
teen years, and sold by all druggists.
Tor trial free, write to Dept. KK,
Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Buy in the
original blue package and avoid the
inferior substitutes which a few un-
scrupulous dealers try to sell to make
a few cents more profit at your expense.!
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The one man who always goes where
duty calls is the customs inspector.
side aid in breaking the lock off the
hospital retention ward door.
Physicians say he cannot live with-
out immediate surgical aid.
“Home, Sweet Home”
, ther access to the records.
“Women’s Department”
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work again. The only punishment for
of farmers throughout Texas will be infraction of the rules is return to the
County Committee at Fort Worth Is
Making Plans.
By Associated Press.
Fort Worth, Tex., June 15.—The
county Democratic executive commit-
tee is in session here today arrang-
ing for the July 25 primary. Fees for
candidates are being fixed/
There’s a difference between feverish
haste and the spring feverish kind.
MEXICAN FOUND DEAD.
Negro Breathes Through Deep Cash in
Throat.
By Associated Press.
Fort Worth, Tex., June 15—Officers
searching today for Foster Sargent,
wife slayer, believe death will cheat
them of their quarry. After butcher-
ing his wife, the negro slashed his
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mission of five members. During the
investigation hostilities would not be
entered into, but the findings of the
commission would not be binding.
Secretary Bryan and the Norwegian
minister have agreed upon the terms
of a similar treaty between the United
States and Norway, which will be
signed at the state department within
a few days.
By Associated Press.
j Fort Worth, Tex., June 15—John
Ruskin McArdle, private secretary to
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Surprising Values in
Mohair Bathing Suits
$2.50, $2.95, $3-50, $3-95 and $4.95 Qs 0Q
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WOMEN WATCH THE CLOCK
in our stores and factories for that
blessed hour when the day’s work ends.
The reason is readily seen, as the na-
ture of their duties too often drifts
them into the horrors of all kinds of
organic troubles peculiar to women,
causing backache, headaches, nervous-
ness and irritability. Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound, a simple
remedy, made from roots and herbs.
may.be relied upon to overcome these
troubles.—Advertisement.
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Mr. Seekamp took his first dose of
Quaker Herb Extract Tuesday morn-
ing, and Io and behold in the after-
noon he expelled a monster tapeworm
alive and complete, with head and all.
If you have stomach, liver, kidney or
blood troubles in any form; if you have
catarrh, if you suffer from dread rheu-
matism call at once and obtain Quaker
Herb Extract three bottles for $2 50 or
six for 45.00; singles (child’s trial), 1.00
each. Oil of Balm, 50c. You’ll never
resretitihealth is all you have; save
it. Call today at Witherspoon’s prug
Store, 21st and Market streets—Adver-
tisement.
prison and loss of credits. In conse-
quence of these rules the escapes are
less than 1 per cent per annum.
“Remember, these men work with-
out any guard whatever, are entirely
controlled by the rules and a capable
superintendent, who ..has an assistant.
The superintendents’ salaries range
from $100 to $125 a month; assistants,
$75 to $80 a month and subsistence. The
average cost per man per day, includ-
ing salaries, sustenance, tools, powder,
teams, etc., will average about 80 cents.
comfortable gray clothing
work at a comparative cost, variously
estimated at from 50 to 75 per cent.
Outside the estimate of monetary gain
is the more, in my opinion, important I Postmaster General Burleson, reviewed [
humane consideration in the treatment . the Fort Worth letter carriers this
of the man. He goes out into the open
run.
This man realized that he must get
relief, or he would not live long. He
has lost many pounds in weight in a
matter of a few months. He tried sev-
eral supposedly excellent remedies, but
only got temporary relief. Then, in his
anxiety he saw the reports of the great
work of the famous Health Teacher
and called at Witherspoon’s Drug Store
and explained his case. He was told
that Quaker Herb Extract would cure
him but little did he suppose it would
be so soon.
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books was made January 14 last in
which it was alleged that the records
had not been audited for eleven years.
Since then may legal maneuvers have
been made on both sides. A commit-
tee appointed on grand jury recom-
mendation to make the audit found the
task impossible when it was pointed
out that Texas statutes allow only $15
for the work. Lasater and others then
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given this summer as a part of the ex-
1 tension work of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. These courses be-
gan today at Nueces, to continue five
days, and will be given at the follow-
ing places during the summer:
Gonzales, June 22-27; La Grange,
June 29-July 1; Flatonia, July 2-4;
Eagle Lake, July 6-11; Pittsburg, Aug-
ust 3-8; Sulphur Springs, August 10-15;
Quitman, Augst 17-22; Henrietta, Aug-
st 24-26; Arlington, August 27-29,;
Huntsville, August 3-8; Groveton, Aug-
ust 10-15; Livingston, August 17-22;
Denton, August 24-29; Lockhart,-June
22-27; Rockdale, June 29-July 4; Tem-
ple, July 6-11; Memphis, August 3-8.
Four separate parties of college in-
structors and professors will be en-
gaged in the extension work this sum-
mer. These courses will not' interfere
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nished by the state. The convicts are
furnished with an abundance of good,
substantial food at an average cost of
33 cents per day per man.
“Under the Lewis law the convicts
are given 10 days’ credit and the time
deducted from their sentence for each
month’s satisfactory labor. They also
receive, in addition, for good conduct,
one month’s credit the first year, two
months the second year, three months
the third year, and so on. A five-year
By Associated Press.
San Diego, Tex., June 15.—A legal
fight in which many prominent men of
South Texas have been engaged was
expected to be renewed here today
with the hearing of the petition of
Ed C. Lasater, R. H. Corbett and thirty
other citizens of Duval county for a
write of mandamus to compel Duval
county officials to permit an tudit
of county records.
Ed C. Lassator and Archie Parr, cen-
tral figures in the case, are well known
politically. Lasater was Progressive
nominee for governor two years ago.
Parr, now a member of the county
commissioners’ court, is candidate for
the state senate.
Parr has charged that the demand
for an audit is a political fight on it.
First application for audit of the
Again the startling work of the
Health Teacher and “Quaker” are in
evidence. He has certainly proved his
claim many fold. Here is another great
case; read every word of it, then in-
vestigate; act while you know you
need it.
Mr. John H. Seekamp, 31 years of age,
is a local conductor on the Santa Fe
road, running between here and Bell-
ville the first division. He says he had
suffered from peculiar symptoms for
nearly two years, such as headaches
and dizziness, nausea, belching, very
changeable appetite, dull, tired feeling
pains in the stomach and fullness. At
I CIVIC CLEANLINESS.
F Corpus Christi Caller.
r Civic cleanliness makes for health
and attractiveness, and sanitary rules
prescribed by the proper authorities
- should be observed as a matter of
simple pride and right thinking. A
city should feel responsible for its lack
I of baths and clean clothes to the same
extent that the individual should, and
kthis is particularly true of a resort,
PRere every visitor assumes the role
’of a critic.
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Special to The Tribune.
Denver, Colo., June 15.—The work-
ings of the Colorado system of using
convicts in highway building, to the
benefit of both the prisoners and the
roads, were described before the fourth
annual road congress of T. J. Ehrhart,
state highway commissioner of Colo-
rado, in a paper which he sent in to
that body. The work done compared
favorably, said Mr. Ehrhart, with the
best road work under the contract sys-
tem at a cost of from 50 to 75 per
cent of that system, and the health and
morals of the men were greatly im-
proved. His description of the methods
employed, as quoted by “Good Roads,”
was as follows:
“The first convict road labor law was
passed by the Colorado legislature in
1899, and provided a special appropria-
tion of about, $20,000 for the experi-
mental use of convicts on road work.
This law was opposed by the wardens
of both penitentiary and reformatory,
and was not entirely successful, for the
principal reason that untrained, inex-
perienced men were placed in charge.
The next legislation, known as the
Lewis law, was passed in 1905, and pro-
vides that counties may apply to the
warden for convict road labor, agree-
ing to pay all expenses, including
equipment, teams, food, and superin-
tendents’ salaries, connected with ' the
work. The men are carefully selected
by the warden with regard to their
physical ability to labor and as to
Postmaster Speer. McArdle attended
the state labor meeting in El Paso,
and also the postmasters’ state can-
vention in Austin.
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l half. Should a man attempt to escape
he loses all credit and, if captured, is
returned to the penitentiary and will
not be permitted to go out on road
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ability—our complete line—
of Trunks, Bags’ and Suit Cases are the best
produced; and. the opportunities presented in
our Big Factory, Sale, of Luggage are most
unusual, indeed.
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Had {Evidemtly Been struck by Train
Near Hondo. .
By Associated Press.
Hondo, Tex., June 15.—The body of a
Mexican was found on the railroad
track near here Sunday. He had evi-
dently been struck by a train Saturday
night. Papers indicated his name
was Eduardo Sanchez and that his
home was in Uvalde.
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. The plaintiffs allege that their mo-
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did physical condition, capable of tak-
ing care of himself at any sort of labor.
It is the endeavor of every inmate to
so conduct himself inside the peniten-
tiary that he may be chosen to be sent
out on the roads. The health of these
men while engaged in this work may
be marked 100 per cent. The Interest
and pride in the work done more than j
By Associated Press.
Washington, June 15.—Secretary
Bryan, for the United States, and Am-
bassadors Jusserand and Spring-Rice
for France and Great Britain, will
soon sign on the same day, peace
treaties modeled after those already
signed by Secretary Bryan with six-
teen nations. The signing of these
treaties awaits only the approval of
the British pact by the British self-
governing colonies, to which it has
been submitted. The Anglo-American
and the Franco-American treaties will,
in a general way, follow a similar pact
already signed by Secretary Bryan
with the Netherlands. They provide
that all questions arising between the
United States and the respective Eu-
ropean powers which can not be set-
tled by diplomacy shall be submitted
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Galveston Tribune. (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 172, Ed. 1 Monday, June 15, 1914, newspaper, June 15, 1914; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1427158/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rosenberg Library.