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r WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 5,1918,
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How’s Your Health
Man About
Here Ne
Manhattan
DAILY REGISTER
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all you can
hear these days!
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will walk out if the let-
teamster?
one
Most of the field workers are
and they're not organ-
F ilipinos.
crow ling the
excited spectators
be
can
she said fervently.
averted,”
I was fired again,'
he broke
out bitterly.
cialization and the medicine of tomorrow.
"I'm an idiot. Sis.
O Pecan Tree! Our State Tree!
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used
BE FROM PETROLEUM
juige, now serving his second term.
the
down the street playing musical
instruments as they bid for con-
back to your studies this fall.
so
The
and
school
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did
BUt it was
odd sight
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seemed to
He appealed to anyone finding
tention
manufac-
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enough to
use musical methods.
to have a new one made.
town. And does New York. love.it '
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the injured
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bought a fine bird dog. He paid to
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him into the field. The dog pointed
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and Ratterree find.
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has gone to Dallas to
WHEN WINTER COMES
fooled
Householders
Jian. 4.
In Other Days
on
flew along the
about 10 miles
F
42 YEARS AGO
burial in Rose Hill cemetety
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Mrs. Nellie Moore. Aguila. Ariz.,
Curses!
room last night. Misses
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know how I can laugh
basket of
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three miles from the imp*
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her? yesterday on his return to
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rom Arkansas where he
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spent the holidays.
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from Austin where he was accom-
s. Giltner and 8-year
panied by
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were hosts|to the young people of
Signed.
the
ir home in southeast
party at t
manufacture bunker fuel oil
and 77-octane gasoline.
Bowie todahr. .
in the Southwest
Home t<
Conference football race had the
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Relative of Local
Man Is Honored.
R. P. Poland Dies
In Dallas Tuesday
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MRS. HENRY
E. BERTRAM
i Moore of Cleburne, is
. and Mrs. Robert For-
gone
traffic
ton, Oklahe
Misses Bai
most popular pet, an elephant, was
' "chief mourner.”
"You and a lot of
Jack secured a jol
tions, as well as probably giving
them a sense, of satisfaction that
their music contributes to their
upkeep and in a measure pays for
FLASHES
OF LIFE
GAINESVILLE ___
YOUNGSTER’S POEM
COLUMBUS SYSTEM
OF TYPEWRITING
BLIND MAN AND
CANNED MUSIC
With Mrs. J. D. Haynes as sec-
retary, will continue the oper-
ation of the
ha4 been
Moody, ret
advantage
home tear
in holiday c
on a reflec
Office Phone 63
Res. 491—1318
Mae Welch,
her brothei
McKenzie, i
and Messrs
to
M.
guest of Mrs. Lee
tied to their home in
• Benvoler
Gainesville.
* Buckner
Buckner, .
History.
directed by 1
Miss Celma
were won b}
Miss Greene
Mont,
have
. "How
asked.
Pride Rat - i
sportsman.
. $1.25
--$2.00
._ $3.00
_ $3.50
--$4.00
ADD
ro
have several more blizzards
winter.
t he
vast
“Oh, Buddy!"
He clung to her, trembling, half
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as clerk in a
Missions.
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Margaret
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Mrs. Davidson :
Critically ill
Reports
chairmen:
Mission
Mrs. Ell;
visiting M:
‘s Wall street received
om a wall built along
Dutch controlled the
cf Gainesville,
side.
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Vicks
Vat«o MOJ
MoneK2.
$1.50 Wave Now
$2.50 Wave Now -
$3.50 Wave Now -
$4.00 Wave Sow
$5.00 Wave Now .
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“I haven't let mother know.”
"You should have. She’s got to
know sometime.” f
rie said, her gentle hand smooth-
Collegiate Trap-
(Continued From Page One)
"How wou
Monter"
"Isn’t it
out of school.
Here and then is the story of a real doctor, his
life, experiences and philosophy, to balance the fic-
tional tales.
• beginning at
The progra
lows:
Morning Seas
Chorister:
Gainesville.
Pianist: M
Gainesville
Devotional
Gainesville,
> . Greetings:
Gainesville.
Response:
* Myra
i Recognition
Appointmen
Enrollment.
Resolttions.
"I love some idiots, even if I
could half kill ’em.”
Six months, is
_________________$3.50
too far?"
35 miles to this boat?
H. E. BERTRAM
INSURANCE AGENCY
The Oldest Established Agency
in Gainesville—Since 1885.
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316 E. Oil
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O Pecan Tree! Our State Tree?
It bears pecans for you and me.
O Pecan Tree, God made thee,
O beautiful pecan tree.
A his
P Po-
a son,
an Po-
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Nelda cried.
. She realled those! words in the
39c
Per Volurhe
And 6
Diflerently Numbered
I Coupons j
Thomas B. McKee, uncle of W.
E. McKee of Gainesville was one
of the honor guests at a dinner
given by the Dallas Street Rail-
way company for its employes in
"I guess
dy,” she said, and they wept
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■ torial and Business Office, 308 East California St
a hbers of the Associated Press, Texas Press Asso-
dt ton, Texas Daily Press League and International
C ulation Managers’ Association
F Entered at the Gainesville (Texas) Postoffice
as second-class matter.
study medicine.”
She decided then that it might
be wise to give him some sense of
responsibility.
“You can help with the truck-
ing when the lettuce is ready .to
harvest.” •
Nelda decides to deliver her
lettuce in spite of the strike,
tomorrow.
that city recently.
Mr. McKee was honored for his
- —tages further than the amount received by them
In-such advertisements.
A ~
characteristics making it superior to natural
rubber for many special uses.
Chief among the merits of synthetic rub-
ber derived from petroleum sources are
(1) it does not swell and deteriorate when
i
$
Quarterly
W o m e
Union Is
you went to work the
Phone 337 for Appointment.
SEIBMAN BEAUTY SHOPPE
N. Commerce St,
tributions to their upkeep.
music attracts attention of —.
general public to the fact that
bv the time Nelda got in. <------
“I was afraid of this,” Mrs. Bar- taurants.
Special
; Try one of our
• soft and lasting
3 permanent waves
9 S1.00
dog with a bandaged: leg.
"Fired," he announced shortly.
“Why?'
“For wasting time. This dog was
run over in front of the store. Its
leg was broken, so I set it."
"And they objected to a humane
act like that!"
"And how! Said the dog should
way there. A special engine was
despatched with additional fuel.
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He?ps PREVENT Visits Injured
; 1g Ponca City Youth
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each other’s arms.
But there was an
state fi
. Bailey. -
Samuel I
akin to the hunt and peck system,
he says he "discovers” the letter
lie is looking for, and then “lands”
on it.
Baptist] church for a watch
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k J aptist
E Of Couni
"What's
'Not' '
I worl
Witl
chain grocery store in town. His
employment was more of a prob-
lem to Nelda than.a help because
he had to use the roadster to get
back and forth.
He had been in the sore less
than two weeks when he returned
for
such
The quarter!;
Woman's Miss i
Cooke County
will meet Mon
' morning in a Dallas hospital
warmicody Tuesday afternoon wa
she?”
"There have been times when I
was afraid she was a little sus-
Resolution is
laneous bus in
diction. ‘ L
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a low. worried tone.
Terry, Gain svl
Young Pe ple
Gainesville. -
.Periodical s. J
son. (ainesyilm
Judge and Mr;. Winder are
Grant's tomb on. Riverside drive
New York, was built with' d
000 raised by popular subscriptn
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5
Killed in the War
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they are peeking such contribu-
bf the
the gas
be of the same
000.000 oil refinery at Corpus
Christi was expected to start
in late December. It will
and Adams were in charge of the
program.
Routson is an empioye
Ford Motor Co. over wh<
hence.
•I don’t
Reck took
then took
of the
Machiavelli developed
ciple that the ruler of
justified to resorting to any m
sures that will maintain his Po"‛
N AMPLE supply of synthetic rubber can
be nfade from natural gas and gases from j
raking of petroleum if .during war time ।
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! ville. Bill Beshcars, of Gainesville,
i and Mrs. Henry Fenley.
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Japan Honors Animals
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GAINESVILLE REGISTER
PARE.TODREAMIB
Surviving are his wide
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W
‘ land. 29 D street southwest:
aboutthesmegiateParounalhere. fellow seemed to attract more at-
Ne da blurted out one day.
Buddy!” she held him tight, as
called at
1 Italic type was first used in
11501 by Aldus Manutius, an Ital-
: ian printer.
A star shines down on you and
me. "
O Lone star, God gave thee,
beautiful pecan tree.
youth plans to go
Texas Power
& Light Co.
"YOUR ELECTRIC
SERVANT"
A REAL DOCTOR
TPHE lives and adventures of many fictional doctors
I have been rolling from the book presses, and
most of. them have been, tinged with melo-
drama. So it's refreshing to gain an insight into the
life and experiences of a real doctor in the bio-
graphic study of the late Dr. Harlow Brooks, writ-
ten by his life-long friend. Dr. John J. Moorhead.
“Harlow Brooks, Man and Doctor,” is the story
of a modern doctor of the old school. It is sketched
against the changing background of New York City,
from the cab and cable-car days of the mid-nineties
to the present.
In the 40-year period between the time Brooks
came to New York and his death in 1936, the sci-
ence and practice of medicine underwent the most
profound change. Also, profoundly altered, was the
physician-patient relationship.
In this story of Dr. Brooks's life are many il-
luminating comments on the men who made medical
history, the growth of hospitals and medical schools,
the development of specialization in medicine, and
the rise of certain evils which now beset the profes-
sion and public. - • ■
The unusual merit of this biography is its expo-
sition of the inner mind and spirit of Harlow Brooks
the man and medical practitioner. The story lacks
the melodrama of the fictional doctor's life, but in-
stead offers the solid, satisfying revelation of how
one eminent doctor practiced medicine.
‘Okay!” There was more spirit
in his voice than she had heard for
months. i ' . - •
“I’m afraid there’s goin' to be
labor trouble,” Uncle Ham ob-
served, shaking his white head
“Labor troubles! Strikes! That’s
away from prescribing, can you?”
“You act as if I’m the curse of
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ARDMORE, Okla., Jan
year in
tvance---4--- $2.50
terree, a Rock Hill
day when they met in town.
abot the cutters?” she
। Gainesvlile citizens, visited The
k Register office Wednesday morn-
m ing, cn route home from Ponc
.tions for crude rubber. ----------------
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i rubber for general uses, certain physical sation product.”
'You see,” she said, her voice
the strange appliance
GOME MONTHS AGO, we chron-
0 Icled the fact that Southwest-
ern Anthology was to publish a
poem by BILLY WAKEHAM. 10
year old student of Robert E. Lee
school in Gainesville.
The poem, “The Pecan Tree”
was written in his creative music
class of which MISS CORRINE
SELF is teacher, and "the gen-
tle reverence of the poem caused
his teacher to submit it and we
are happy to use it,” sys the edi-
tor of the Anthology.
AD' the time, we could not print
the poem because the require-
ments of the Anthology were that
its contents be unpublished ef-
forts. Now that the book is out,
we reproduce Billy’s poem:
GOAL MINE ON WHEELS
LYMAN, Neb. Jose Montez is
serving a 30-day jail term imposed
after railroad officials complained
he took so much coal from an en-
gine tender that service on the
MISS MA il
IS PART
DEXTER
Cook enter t
Thursday € V
with a prett y
Marie Greehe
to make her I
county.
The living
. I
PE
Mad ii
$5..
Mac
$3.1
days later
a puzzling
reported to the state game warden
I she. caught 40 coyotes, 18‘lynx. 19
gray fox. two badger and four
foxes in November and December.
was out
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officer's siren
be shot or sent to the pound. But
the poor little pooch was lost, and
I felt sorry for it.”
A hope Bang in Nelda’s heart.
The doctor instinct had come to
the fore. Perhaps -
“I know what you’re thinking,
Jie said suddenly. “Get it out of
your head It was only the love of
dogs that made me do this.” He . _
picked up the animal and earned the donations made them,
it toward the tank house where BUt it was an odd sight c- .
he made a bed for it. The dog Gainesville streets to see a blind;
licked his hands and looked at him
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i Y MAIL. OUTSIDE OF Cooke, Grayson, Denton,
M! itague. Wise counties, Texas, and Love county,
Ob ahoma:
YEARS AGO
he files of the
an. 5, 1923.)
iltner returned
picious." .
"Might as well tell her the truth
• !• j Come on.”‘ He started toward the
shrilled behind them.
' Reck'exclaimed.
Hose Cempany No. ....
Gainesville Fire Department elect-
ed the following officers at a
meeting held last night: president.
“Oh, shucks!” _ he L
“Why don’t you treat me
person? Let me help carry the
load. I’ll show you that I can do
things besides going to college to
er anil
Ivan
velling
g Ben-
Sharp. Gain e
Stewards! “I
Gainesville.
Chapter 26
The Curse of the Barries
(N a warm afternoon in mid-
U August Nelda saw a mascu-
line figure trudging up the
lane with a suitcase. Her heart
skipped a beat. Could it be?
the prin-
a Ftateas
Lr • “ *
P diferently numbered coupons, together with 39c, entitles you to
1116 volume of the World’s Popular Encyclopedia. There are 10
1 io umes to the set . . . and each week a new volume will be made
The Characters
Nelda, who is struggling
with a lettuce farm, loves
Reck, but wants to finish col-
lege before marrying him.
Bill is a tanned, young let-
tuce farmer. He and Nelda
are drawn together in spite of
frequent flare-ups.
Reck, a wealthy playboy, is
inclined to scoff at Nelda’s
ambitions.
Mrs. Reckless, Reck's
haughty mother, has strange-
ly consented to the engage-
ment.
Jack, Nelda’s younger
brother, has given up medical
school against Nelda’s wishes.
girls and th e I
her with a he
chain. Each #
t< (graph boc k
the honore A
The hostt ■
to Misses ' T
Burrow, Le >1
his face. Reprimand '
they .During his period
frequently.
on the typewriter by JOHN
M. MAUPIN, he says. Somewhat
latter part of August when labor
conditions were so uncertain that
she could find no buyer who would
take her -lettuce crop on the
ground. That meant she’d have to
hire truckmen to haul her crop to
the packing sheds. It was easy
enough to get a packer to buy it,
but the safe delivery of it was the
the problem.
"It’s being rumored that the
And the story is well salted with thumbnail
sketches of such characters as Maggie-the-Fit- if to protect him from the world.
Thrower and Billy the Bum, and with several tales "I’m an idiot, Sis.”
ahead with pis ministerial career
for which hcl ic studying.
W. J. is : ‘ son of Mr. and Mrs.
ed an entertaining program in
their club
County Judge R a y Winder,
whose office is adjaeent to the
south door of the court house on
the first iloor, is a native of Para-
gould, Arkansas, and a resident
of Gainesville for 18 years. He
served in the United States army
in France and Italy during the
wcid war. completed a business
education and passed the bar ex-
amination of Texas. He was city
attorney of Gainesville from 1933-
1934, and has since een county
City, Okla., where he was at the
Bedside of W. J Arnold; 19, former
ainesville youth, who was criti-
Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the
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ocal news appearing herein.
Case of errors or omissions occurring in local or
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INESVILLE DAILY REGISTER
AND MESSKNGER
QNDED AUGUST, 1890, BY JOHN T. LEONARD
ILISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY
BE REGISTER PRINTING ” COMPANY (Nc.)
BLISHERS, GAINESVILLE. COOKE CO. TEXAS
_ ahd more contributions.
1 thrust myselt and । fornhtee ansadans,
. (sympathy that while he was not
musician, he was- ingenious
ka . c .,„| lhe Canadian woods. Sometimes
Marin 9, Ma ryKa therintGanithey rise and continue the game
John Ray 4 Juige Winder is a Often they rise and attempt to
decapitate their antagonists, slash-
pany.
A brother of Mr. McKee, Robert
McKee, lives southeast of the
city, and a sister, Mrs. M. C.
Scott resides at Si veils Bend.
-Sorry that _
silence to the my abberrations nn.-sHe let the!
way to
I
Interstate theatres.
, Clip and save these coupins fromn t!ie
I GAINESVILLE REGISTER
each day. * .
{ r. Poland, Ardmore lease broker
; and member of a pioneer Arin nore
family, died at 2 o’clock Tesday
T-,“1
hl
ight A FORMER GAINESVILLE'
unaung tsidc“nis mothers chair theystartda to’santa the motin pre- ’ S
S -.....- dinner ’.none of the downtown res- ‛ture industry is VANCE NICH- ROeKH.
laurats. When they were haOLS Vance spent severalyears
ne gau .. ._____ ______ _____ way td the r destination he stopped learning several phases of the mo- , . • .
ing’his hair, her eyes brimming, the car abruptly. I tionj pictur e business ih Ardmore, .6 I8c. iaFd.
- | "That place is not so hot. Any Oklahoma, und.. 12n2201
least rody can go there,” he complained ENSTEIN S watchful eye.
Id you like to go to Dell Now he
ized," Ray replied.
"I do hope then strike
f with the mater," he re-
that
note
from Mrs. Reckless. Subtly, she
reprimandd Nelda for the ticket
Reck had received as if she, Nelda,
were responsible for the speed vio-
lation.’Nelda spoke to Reck about
it when next she saw’ him.
"I suppose she wants you to put
- - me.” he returned
The Baptist and a memher
the Knights of Pythias lodge.
The officer came abreast of the
! roadster and ordered Reek to stop,
brother!” When they went on Reck had a
ticket to appear in court two days
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
A ! arroneous reflection pon the character, reputa-
do or standing of any firm, individual or corpora-
-io $ will be gladly corrected upon being called to
th* ’publishers’ attention.
Nothing," she replied, entering FADEEN «
downasrar asicould get. into his mood. "Let’s go. ” Her own i Vance’s training, we feel
confined to such a set • he will soon be on his way up in
Heburied his face in her groove that the r unexpectedness ‘ the Interstate organization.
th
W. J Arnol, Sr., of Ponca City,
anil a nephey « f Mrs. D. L Blake "Your.ftner .. . L.
rho is it hi Led. "Father didn t have the
conception of what it was like, or
he wouldn’t have set his heart on
me becoming a surgeon," Jack in-
! terrupted. “When I saw a human
: leg in anatomy class I thought that
Why not?”
‘Heaven send me a
the 'customary funeral gifts was stamped out of theroom.
greeted in Ueno Zoo. and Tokyo’s ; She dashed after him and caught
him at the head of the stairs. I
we’re all screwy, Bud-the brakes on
in 1 and amiably switched- the subject.
; It was in the first week of Sep-
indomitable tember that Bill ---- J
' j i ancho late* one afternoon.
"The lettuce workers struck to-
I
esperian.
The Athenaeum society present-
In Order to Get Preceding Volumes
To dt. “
the following volumes have been made available to our
I All through the tiers moves a
j mast army of hotdog and peanut
{venders “with mustard, sir?” just
■ as at the big ball parks. Cold
1 drinks, including chocolate and
COLDS
Specially designed for
m a the: hose and upper
■ E throat, where 3 out
■ V of 4‛colds start. Use
■ a it all the first sneeze.
[E Vocks,
If VA-TRO-NOL
- ___ theatre veterans as
JAMES CHERRY, FRED Me- \ GREAT F'ALLS,
and others looking after । winds and sunshine
-ii- - 1 Certain Dame Nature here.
eyes.
‘ I can imagine,” she told him.
She didn’t want him working on Mr. MCK.ee was nonereuxorm
the ranch He might become so in-; long period of service with the
iXed with it that he'd never be company, having left Cooke coun-
to leave -ty 39 years ago to enter the com-
aJ 5 - grumbled. । pany’s employ on December 28.
like a' 1898. He had since been con-
tinuously employed by the com-
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SINTHETIC RUBBER
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Register, J
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' got me______. _
;but when I saw a dissection—Oh, life was
mother!” He vuru 110 la-e s-----T- - .t.ct
HOOD, Jan. 4. Mrs. Jess Da- lap. ■ t about Reel was one of his greatest
vidsen has been critically ill at the ( ‘You could go back to. college pharms fol her.
-: home of hen daughter, Mrs. Jack and take up something else," He stepped hard
Blount for several days. Attend- Nelda suggested, and he raised his throttle, and his car
ing her bedside are Forrester Da- head to glare at her. I smooth pavement ke.a.mni
vidsen. of Havs Lum Davidson, of "Uses up too much time. I want They had
Mrs.'Jap Shaw, of Marys- to go to work," he declared. .when a
" T . - Eni ille •What doing? Digging ditches?”;
There was impatience in Nelda’s
voice now.
He pushed her away from him: homer one evening with such a
and gazed at her with tears glint- ( gloomy expression on his face that
ing in the depths of his dark eyes, j Nelda knew something unpleasant
"You’re not mad at me?” hej had happened to him. In the seat
asked, "I meaning fighting, mad?" beside him: was a small mongrel
“Course I’m mad at you! Simply
furious because you quit college."
“I couldn't go on. I wasn't meant
to be a doctor. I’ll surely get into
used for gasqline and oils, and (2> it resists sogetaingvingerhadowmymsaare"n
the corrosive’action of electric currents. Syn-, taking care of mother, too/’
! cranking of petroleum if .during war time i thetie rubber has proved so satisfactory that
J United States should be cut off from the fuel lines in some modern automobiles are I
scrces of crude rubber abroad, according to made from the new substance. All motor fuel
-information reaching the American Petro- hose on U. S. army planes now is made from --nag-a honed youa go
leum Institute. Much synthetic rubber now synthetic rubber. This new product is not in- low. Id 5 * "
is ?fceing produced in the United States, but Jured by air, moisture, sunlight, or electric i told her
aprices somewhat higher than the present I currents, as well as by oils and greases. moment
qutations for crude rubber. | Synthetic rubber is manufactured from couldn’t come homsat vacation
UAWESVIE DAILY REGIBTER, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
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ar tsnoSn rA w?man walking parent, c thre children. Franee-s
i the past season. The
won 12 games, tied
He bagged a cat
she pleaded, her eyes raised.
. 1 “You've got two.”
TOKYO (AP). — Attended by . , mean a brother who is a
high-ranking Japanese army offi-
1 cers, a ceremony honoring the
memory of army animals killed in
action was held in Tokyo recent-
>y- l
Prayers were intoned for the
'spirits, of horses, dogs and pigeons
which lost their ‘lives serving the
army: A regulation shrine, with
foyers, threading their
table. Games
t
J.essie Thomas, Emma Baum and
Roberta Parker and Mrs. R. E.
Cofer gave readings. Messrs. Bell
Milliken beer, plus cigarets, cigars, pipe to-
bacco are htawked by the noisy at
j tendants. • Broadcloth and ermine
sit next to calico and corduroy. De-
. ____ , 1 lancy street borrows a match from
tured especially for Sam to help,park avenue. It‛s a great pastime,
him speak, to return it ‘this ice hockey, one f the exciting
if he doesn’t get it back, he 11 experiences offered bv this high,
have to go to Toledo for two weeks wide, but not always so handsome
the Barries!” he snapped and
founded, but shaken and exhausted
after 18 hours of worry, Bennett
declared he didn’t know whether
his new son-in-law had a job and
didn't intend to concern himself
at cut the question.
"He should have thought about
that before they got married,"
Bennett said. “Their- future 4s up
to them."
After six hours sleep, however.
Bennett expressed his willingness
to help his daughter.
In a telephone conversation with
Bennett, Justice Miles Baxter, who
married the couple. Bennett spoke
of Hughes as “a fine young man."
the justice said.
Hughes is 21 years old and has
been working his way through
Michigan Normal college by play-
ing in orchestras and clog dancing.
turned to Ardmore by Harvey
. . i Bros.
report the first 1938 robin and Funeral rites, conducted by Rev.
swelling buds on shade trees. ! George H. Quarterman; rector of
But the northwest probably win ! st Philips Episcopal church.
15 I where he was a long-time member. I
were held at 2 p. m. Wednesday,
„ . . .... . The funeral was from, the hom
TO THE LADIES. of Mrs Frank civally, s23D
PHOENIX, Ariz. Arizona street northwest, followed by
rom (he files of the Daily | women have cracked anol her field
Jan. 5, 1896.) i
nett residence n e a r
Mich.
heretofore man’s own trapping.
their seats, Through this,throng
quietly prowl squads of detectives,
looking for fugitives.
The stars of the game are most-
ly Canadians. But the audience is
in no sense of one tongue. Here
is a clique of dark, excited, im-
maculately dressed Japanese. Soft-
ly speaking Spaniards and liquid-
voweled Italians, guttural Ger-
mans, mush - mouthed Russians,
gibbering Asiatics, East Side
Jews, drawling Southerners all
are here welded into a great oval
of excited faces and cheering
throats.
The referee's blast is a knife'S
edge, and the players are darting
like figures of quicksilver, agile,
graceful, sturdy ." quick-tempered,
ready to duel at the drop of an
epithet. They skim- the ice like
swallows, collide and go down like
bull moose shot from ambush in
Pasteur tr
bitten by :
Miss Sa
with a b
Misses Do
Dale of He
of friends !
Mr. and
Gainesville i this week.
Miss Vivian Hutchison, who
He resided with his stepfath
his mother, ' Mr. and Mrs
Routson in a modest d
eatment, having been
* pet cat recently.
Ira Davis entertained
ridge party honoring
rothy Bear and Sara
Inrietta, who are guests
here.
Mrs. E. J. Huffaker
THE COLUMBUS system is
ing at their heads • with wil l
thrusts of their hockey sticks. The
crowd is in an uproar. It is a
clamor approximated only by that
J which acclaims a home run. a
touchdown, a knockdown in the
prizefight ring.
A. S Dickerman; vjce-president,
see 21
tuce packers do,” Ray told Nelda
Texas Progress
To zet a better appreciation
of the developments beinK
made in Texas, wath this
■pace.
man!" — ’ this o
"When you get mad like that," marke I in
he said, "try swearing. It relieves: It was three
the blood pressure of the brain." Nelda received
"Ah!" she mocked. “Can't get
By GEORGE TUCKER
VIEW YORK The ice hockey
I% matches in Madison Square
Garden are among/this town's
major diversions. Perhaps no
amusement outside of football in-
spires such rabid partisanship as
do these amazing exhibitions of
puck tossing and skull cracking
No game is without its brawls, on
the ice and in the stands. The
great arena is jammed. Hoots,
jeers, cattails mingled with lusty
and loyal shouts of bravo greet
each turn of the game. And al-
ways the audience is stuffed with
celebrities like a punch bowl with
cherries. William Powell, Clark
Gable. Spencer Tracy, many of the
eastern governors, the mayors of
the metropolitan centers, actors,
actresses, and sports heroes of 50
different fields.
The Mohawk Indians, leaders of
the Six Nations confederacy, sided
with England in the Revolutionary
war.
man, evidently not musically in-; ■ ...... ' " '
grtef"iy- „clined, carrying a portable phono-! Bv the Associated Press
As the August days passed he graph with a record playing. Oc- THE LOST (HORI)
A • mind casually he stopped to turn it pumepipA s,0
over and play the other side. This . 1 11 TB-RuH- am
— 1 < < - has iost his voice.
Watts. Anal
• Lamb, Jimnl
n
Yours For
THIS GIST DISGUSTED
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Gust
Beck, operator at a liquor store,
is going to quit using the tele-
phone
After hour holdups, he purchased
a pistol, vowing to use it if an-
other robber appeared. Later two
men held him up while he was
telephoning his wife. The gun was
tucked away under a counter, far
out of Beck's reach.
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Johnson; treasurer, R. E. Philips; crew of a freight train was eating
chaplain. W. C. Hand. Delegate lunch. The train then began its
regular journey to Yoder, Wyo., personnel Bennett rules
but ran out of fuel about half
The Garden is really a great
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the L < u w4 S are "o serious, corner of her eye. There was subject drop.
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