Cleburne Morning Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 117, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 16, 1925 Page: 1 of 8
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Cleburne, Texas, Saturday, May 16, 1925.
Fifty Cento per
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AN RUM SMUGGLERS
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will
ing. At the next meeting, the
are urged to do so, from all the
Unions in town. ‘It is very im-
dest hi:.
Four •aons, J. 6, (lark of .Jonhua .
iliafrit* nang n novelty welcot
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was then introdui
Burlineh.
in Burl
and that community.
leson .
To Visit Cleburne
The Weather
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colder.
East
cloudy;
FRED E. ERNEY
TO RESIGN AS
LOCAL COACH
Fomer Citizen of
Burleson Buried
There Yesterday
who
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e i ty
ommunity the liberal suport d
’loe'li I people. • '
The assembly was then direet
by. Mr. oliver, who after a few re
marks, thanked Mr. Waters fol
LEADER or BURGLAR ----—♦—
BAND sentenced. ’ Picnic May Feature
NORWAY TO VOTE ON
DRY LAW REPEAL.
ST. LOUIS, May 15. - —Wilham
(Big Head) st ender, leader of a
DALLAS COTTON MEN
PLANNING TO BUILD
SKYSCRAPER HOME
it did not gain a foothold until
the early '80, Cambridge was the
PRESIDENT COMMENTS
AN EXPENSE IN EIGHT
(Ry Associated Fress)
DALLAS, May 15 Kile for t ho
$1,600,000 building to be construe-
S
the work done in each union and
not in attendaneat the city meet-
Farmers Will Meet
Here During Today
Manager Oliver was asked to
preside over the remainder of th*,
meeting and called on W. A. Scott
president of the Lions Club, presi-1
Id/tit of the loeal Chautanqua com-
mitteeand who is an active 'work-
er in all civic undertakings for 1
this city and county. Mr Seottl
made a most impresnive responsel
to Mr. Waters weleome; tola of I
overy I
high-
tonic, I
pre- ]
Lal thy I
s had I
treat-
indi;
itutes.
d, the
the shouting
said t lie one
shooting.
L Brief meeting of the committee
recently appointed, by Mayor W:
H. Goldsmith to plan for the “Old
AUSTIN, May 15,-Automobile
and motor bushes won a C.u:
Receives Advices
Of Uncle’s Death
(Bv Associated Prenn)
DALLAS; May 15.— A comprc
hemhiso System of lateral air
routes over Texas is planned by
the DaMan Plying Club, (teptnin.
Jack L; Freeze, neretary announe
t ‘" West Texas cities will
be the first connected with Dallas
and the first air line to lentab.
of the rui
-unu.. aud poved us 'usual, enter#
taining and witty. N
Fellowing Mr. Scott's talk, W.
T Bradbury: was introduced. His
talk w:4 avpreited. also and was
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barn. Cal., is the result of. in-
juries received several days before
in a fall from a water tower. Mr.
Potter was well-known, in Califor-
hi.t and other parts ’of the United
Thomna Clark, eighty years old,
a former^ resident of Burleson,
who died Wednesday at 12 o'elock
in : Kansas City, Missouri, was
buried Friday afternoon at 2’
Relays.. The tesim won a first and.
second ’ place at the Kansas Relays
this year. Last year they won one
of the relays at the National
High School Meet held in Chicago
and plan to go again this year.
Coacl Erney lias given the work
his closest ronnideration, . has at
Ke""ee,t
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w
S3 me as he has the larger, older
lads who have gained inters and
recorded awards. He has been a
good‘loner, a happy winuer-a real
coach for any high school in the
state or out of the state.
llelhas many friends who will
regret, to learn that he will not
be with Cleburne High next year.
furniture, was sentenced to eight
years in the pnitentiary when ho
pleaded guilty late Thursday:
A former truckman, Stender has
n long_plice record, including an
escape from Missouri penitentiary
nt Jefferson City in 1929. He was
fecapturod at Independence,
NEW BABY ARRIVES
AT CLEBURNE HOME
Disaster Hero and Rescue Ship, DALLAS MAN
Fas1SKLLEDIN
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The city B. Y, P. U. met with
the Chase Avenue Baptist Church
Thursday evening at 8 o’clock.
Much interest- was shown in the
cause.
Defended Sister; is
Dead of Wounds
(By Associated Press)
PARIS, May .15. Miss Clyde
Redding, 20, died at a sanitarium
here Firday as a result of wonnds
she received when she tried to pro
teet her, sinter, Mrs. Luckahoo, who
who shot, and killed by her hus-
band, William Luckaboo,, last
Tuesdny’night at Woodstown, Ok-
la., seven miles below Archer City
on Red River, ' a
FARMER IS FINED
FOR KILLING DEER.
SAN ANTONIO, May 15. Max
Toepperwein, Leon Springs .farmer,
arraigned before a justien of the
peace on a charge of killing a deer
out, of season, was fined $21.85,1
‘Torpperwoiu admitted having
killed a deer when it was' depredat
ing his crops,: lie served the ven
son to a party'of friends. The raurt
explained that a permit must be se
cured from a game warden before
deer can be. killed, even though the
animal is destroying crops.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Austin, 701
South Anglin, were made happy
Thursday night, May 14, with the
arrival of a fine baby boy, weigh
ing nine pounds.
The new citizen has been named
O. B., Jr.
Report Posse
Captured Black;
Feeling is High
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(By Associated Press!
MEMPIIIS, Tenn., May 15.-
The body of Jack Cokran, 28,
engineer of the Steamer M.
(By AAsocited Press) .
j WASHINGTON, May 15, Pres.
meeting and the program was en-
joyed. Field Street B Y. P. U ‛s
carried off all the -banners, which
is considered quie an honor, as
thisd‛ are " ' —11 12-
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Guard Officers
REVISED FIGURES
SHOW THREE GOLFERS
INTIEFORTROPMY
After a reyinot of the records
for the tournament, in which it
was shown that the' handicap gi v-
en Jas. E. Prendergast was 19,
when it should have bren, twenty.
of two mini. one of whom will be
elected, a director of the associa-
tion from this district, will be
chonen.
Today’s meeting will begin at
2 o’clock.
One of several instruction tours
will begin here today, when Maj.
H. 8. Clarkson, Capt. L. E. Boren,
Sergt. Nelson T. Miles and Sergt.
II. N. Hamilton will open a four-
day inspection of Battery B unit
and the Medical Detachment.
The construction of bins for stor-
age, the proper instruction for han-
dling them/ the directing the ath-
letic and physical features and
many other important points will
be discussed by those who come to
this city and the local units.
Cleburne will have the honor of
entertaining Major Clarkson, whose
orderly, after being made a corporal
during the Expedition in Mexico,
under General Pershing, was th*
first man to fire a gun against the
Germans in the World War.
. ...... fiun of the- downtown elaisiness
hold the dis tiet wete involved.
Mr., Tarver - said that work on
the exehange building will begin
Isoon. •u, ‛
The recovery of Corkran ‛s body
brought the total found to five
Eighteen' other persona are miss
idg .
Commission Gives
I.-G. N. Permission
To Stop Two Trains
(By Associated Press.) ’ /
Thitty cars of Cleburne business'
mon, t)inir. wives and friends toft
the t’humher of Commerce Friday
evening at. 6 o’clock and motord 9
o Antioeh in response to an in-
vitation, from the citizens of that
। popular -, community. The. pr**
gram, entertainment and trip was
the second that has been made rec32
untly bv the local tripper* an
was declared by those who attend
ed the function, to be most ome2
joyalileandinterosting. To makej
the nffair nil the more pleasant,
the local Santa Fe Band tendered ■
their service* and gave to thean-M
Humbly an added bit of pop and
. entertainmrnt that was greatly ap
preeinited. , ; 6
After reaching Antioch -the Clo-2
burniten were ushered into th
Lannembly. hl of the school, and I
together with .250 other visitors
Loin that commuity; received th* I
warm- band of weleome and fel-2
lomsliip. The welcoming . address 1
was made by l’rofessor W.. C. 1
Walers, vim also introduced Prin- l
eipnl ‛Tu ker of the Antioch I
Nehmel, Mr. Waters next intro* |
durni Mlanager Oliver of the Cie- I
bill-lie I'bamlmr of Commerce who I
told of the great watermelon and
begin soon on this line, while it I
is hoped the service will be ex -
tended to Toxarkana. Captain
but Sherife, Pauley'
COLEMAN SHERIFF
. presentatives at the meeting are
the following: Bosnue, rath,
Johnson, Hamilton, ITII, Hood, I
, Plo Pinto, parker and Somervell.
At t he’meeting tediy the names i
and told his . audience of th* I
broad smile, the Welcome and th*
good feeling thnt, meets, th rural I
ma n dr womat upon entering the
(lehmrne chamber of Commerce. I
a long ‘a co operative line.
Roy Doak, County School
gas was cut off last Sunday for
Hulking repuirn,. but ft-cused no
inconvenience.
ELECTED TO OFFICE FOR
TEWENTY NINTH TIME
tod by the Dallas Cotton Ex-
change, . and adjacent property,
were purchased for approximately
#2,2:0,000, < it. was anuounced by
Chrales I, Tarver, vice president
of the Exchange. Twenty-two,
vieers of property in a radius of
three blocks in the Northeast see-
BUSINESSMEN 1
VISIT ANTIOCH
000 and the presicent belhve
this amount‘will be sufficlent for
the iguard to cope with thw rum
fleet. 3.
District meeting of the repre-
gentatives of the Farm Bureau for
this dofrit of Tenas,: will b
held here this afte noon. Cuuu-
ties . which nre expected to have
REPORTS INDICATE
FEELING RUNNING’ HIGH
. (By 1 A sho'.!-i. i,ted Ireakj
ABILENE, May 15,—Reports
reaching here tonnght said that., _
feling was running high in Cole
man over the probable fatal shoot
ingiof Sheriff Dick Pauley by i
negro transient. A posse of sev-
oral hundred men captured the
negro after searching .three huta.:
Both, negroes are in jail at Coles
man, it is reported here.
atiletien. He lias Imbl bis men ,
at heart, has cared for their ail- 1
ments and aceidents with his own
hands and has been a big brother
to the little chap, who had no
chance to “show up’’ just the
on their way tb. .meit ttie: return-
iuk tae,
l’aules. w ay
(By Asnociuted Press)
NPRINGFIELD, Mm, May 15.—
Charley Kinner, deputy: .sheriff,
whs killed and Officer Brokshira
wn perhaps fatally wotiniled in
fight iearNarshrield fib
victory- in the Texas Railroad
Commianion today when permis-
sion was granted the I. & G. N.
Mrs. Wood Day has received
advicen of th‘il death of her uncle,
Milo .Milton Potter of Santa Bar-
HIT BY STORM
1
(By Annocited Pren
OKLAHOMA CITY, May' 15.—
Heyoral houses and burns: were un
roofed and shrubbery and trees were
■tripped of limbs, when a tornado
struck Norman, 20 miles south of
hero arly this morning, ueeording
to reporta received here. Wire com
and Norman is paralyzed. *.
A private message over a Western
Union wire just 'before nervicewas
interrupted, said that the city had
been struck by a wind-storn but
gave no detail*.
MISSOURI OFFIGER
SLAIN, ANOTHER 15
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
all times -held Cleburne. High dear
in his heart and has given to
the warm reception and assui
the eitizena of Antioch and tl
use any other than clean, hard
fighting tactics in every form of portan
Band. The band boys last nig
rendered musical entertainm
during the entire evening and5
Manager of the Cleburne Ch
ber of Commerce, I should. Ml
to' again publicly thank them A
their loyal and friendly aid. 7
nrc proud to boast such a ba
and every person in. Clebu
should display that proudnems,»2
Aggies Beat Piratea 2d
COLLEGE STATION. May 14
The Texas Aggies defeated SOM
western University Pirates ■
today 3 to 2.
.........ROUTES OVER
..........TEXAS/SPLAN
.' "n‛o‛ 1, ■ ; ‛ a, °
r. A. Clark of Kansas City, Kau
sas, one daughter, Mrs. Tenrietta
CiJe • of Kansas City, Minsburi;
four brothers, im Clark ami
Hank flark <>f Burleson; George
ami Jolin Clark.‘of. Oklhomacityi
one sister. Mrs. Vena McGee of
/nite plans for tire future. .
In 1920 the C: H. B. football
team idaye-L to a tie with lous:
ton Heights club at Anhtit for
the state title. The game was
played during a slow rain on a
muddy field, and on account , of
being without mud eleats, the . lo-
cals were" only able to I
Iloustn laida tomti,.In 19.22,
.they were state seii finalists. f ....
The track team is well nown soon. ' •
.throughout the middle west. For j ■ *
two yenrn it has won every relay ; A., D I n .. I 11
for'high schools at the Oklahoma । —lty D. Y.H: klolds
Important Meet
the nation. He,, however, never
had political ambitions, And spent
his time looking after property
interests in California.
Th burial took place in Santa
Barbara.
"'Old Gang” Day
Policemen are now roterees at Mem
phis. Tenn. Judge Clifford Davls,
city magistrite, has ordered police-
men not to interfere in street nghta
unless weapons or unfair /teties
comeintoplas
WATER BOARD
IS HURD HERL
/. ' . .
In tho District Court yesterday
afternoon, hearing of the prayer
for injunction prewented by W. H.
Griffith against the Cleburne Water
Board, was begun on its merit* be-
fore Judge Irwin T. Ward. Judge
E. A. Rireof this city,, and Attor
news Le<-, lomax and Wroen of
, Fort Worth, appeared for the defen-
dnta in the suit, while W: M. Odell
■ >f Fort World represbts the plain
tiff. . .
This is thC' suit filed several
weeks ago, in which a temporary,
injemnetiou was granted by Judge
Wird oii eundition thutle plaintiff
is Critically III At
Home in Dallas
'■ •2 F : ' c 2 ,
Familg Found
Lying on Floo
(Bv Aanorinta PreAn) .
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.—The
Interstate ‘eatonced erusher ns- ed today.
socintion in convention here to
Oklahoma! Saturday showers,
Norman, ............... ,
issippi river sixteen miles below
Memphis last Friday, ‘was rerov- . . . .
ered late today saven miles blow Attorney Shelhyox trtiiod thal
the Heme of the disaster. Npin said t‛at Eh8i"*" "h"
Corkran was credited with hav-
to discontinue car* No. 6 and 7
j between Austin and San Antonio
North portion. Sunday unsettled;
seattered showers, colder.
West Texas: Saturday part
cloudy; showers in North portion,
colder. Sunday generally fair.
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w m "S"aP"" "i ‛h", When the government boat M E Norman turned over in the Mississippi
I river, near Memphis, Tenn., causing the death of more than a score” C
' people. Tom Lee. negro (nset), proved himself a hero. Through his ef-
forts at least 20 person* were carried to Safety in his launch. Above 1*
ahow the Choctaw, which arrived on the scene shortly after the accl :
E ; . dent, drugging the river
were heuniding him ' j
The earoner. decided that en)
net son, Urg« wiinnm , , ‘1′4
found him, his wifeFnd strew"e waA eane of triple mum J
der and NIieido and expressed th*
las road just out-aiile of Waco. The
injured wi re brought to- a hospi
.till here where Himondson diod
at $:30 . tonight. ’
OKLAHOMA NEGROES
DRAW LONG TERMB.
AITUS, Okla., May n-Willie
i 'li. 11 in in and iWillie Lewis, Altus
negroes, drew, life, time sentences
iii tlic ntate penitentiary at MeAles
tr today, whentdey ploaded' guilty
to the charge pf murdering J. W.
Morgan, Mangum, Okla., merchant,
who was robbed and killed on the
aight of Jan. 9'.
Enthusiastic Meet
Held By Woodmen
At an enthusiastic meeting of
the Gross Timbers Camp, Woodmen
of the. World, Iast night plans
were made for a big relebration
on the night of June. 5, the date
which ends the Thirty-fifth anni
nerhary Celebration of the' organi
zation,. At that time the many
new members recently accepted as
Woodmen will tain- the olliga
t ion. Recorder H. W. Wisennn is
1 States. He wan the owner of the
big l’otter. Hotel in Santa Bar- and. passenger .trains Nos. SOI and
barn, a hotel that is famous i 206 ietweem Troup and . Mineola,
throughout the nation. At vara in spite of the favorable op
ious times he was associnted withi I portunitie 8’ for use . of the San
.some of the leading politicians at Antonio-Austin motor cars, the
publie has preferred to patrgnize,
either the public busses or use
their own , cars and insufficient
patrhage "has been given fo,justi
fy the eontiued . operation, the. or-
der nasdrted..,. The same reason
was given for the. second order.
There was no opposition.
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SUFFERS BROKEN THUMB
PLAYING BASEBALL
erri ment s, held this
when n tentative program
out lined. The Chief purpose
BODY OF ENGINEER
ONSTEAMER NORMAN trunk 1 we rrom san Aatemtin, n
DEWED .........
Allowed $io,dm bond ।
Gerald Davis, while playing
baseball yesterday, received ' a
brokten thumb.
Although the injury was pain
ful, the member was placed in
splits nnd the lad went immed-
iately home.
SHOT BY NEGRO-MAY^ DI
Sunday generally fair.
Texas: Saturday part
showers and colder in
shot,, through thei
iek when he mt t em pt ed t; aryest ;
Awo.negrons who were riting.a
friht traihr. ue of, the iegrden
was capture,I a' few, minutes after
- .. -eTIFI : ing saved the lives of many by
awanded according to turning off the oil supply to the
motors of tho vessel shortly be.
fore it apnizei. This gactionis
said .to have prnyented .au gxplo:
sion.
burglar bund fhht plundered SL .
Louis homes of $10,000 worth of
(By Aaforlated I
. . DALAS, May 15. i, L. Bar
of the Steamer M. E. ringerwaa allowe *10,
which sank intheMissi in justice court here 1oly in con-
neetion with the fatal shooting
Monday of Floyd-Spain. District
ItfnrtiMV 21% +(ut ; id: f.hn1
o’lack in the, Burleson remetary.
Services Were condueted from the
dav elected three vice, president* . m , ... wm.
and a treasurer. The. vine presi-1 lished w ill connect Dallas and El
denta ivelded. F. ’ W. Wilbor ‘of i Pano; it wan reported.
Paris, Texas. - Robert Gibson, Dal- I .Alilene .and . lireekenrivge have
Ins, was re elerted treasurer for made arrangement for lanefing event
the 29th time. fields and Eastland is expected to
furninh an airport. Operation will
■ ’• ",7/ W"NNN
ctd23
« • ’ - fbs
awarded the $12 golf wpoon,pro
tilled the score reminjns the niune.
Mralrendergast was) playing un-
der the belief that, his handicap
was nineteen atrokes: A revision
of the figurns showed that his
liandieap should have been twen-
ty,- which placed him Mr. Battle
and Mr. Weit in a tie with 75
ntrokeh. '
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Methodist Team
Won From Baptist
The Main Street IMAt odist team
defeated the Filed Street Baptists
yesterday by a score n fS to 3.
Features of the game was the
hurling of Walker for fheMeth
odists and Barnett for the Bap
tiste ’
-The Milin Street buys got nine
hits to the Fiel Streets team’s
six swat*.
Bnttersies:
Methodists—B. Walker and Rod-
gers.
Baptists—Barnett and Jones.
Tho Methodists report this game
to be the first played by the or-
ganized team this season.
C Dillan and sop of this
were in. charge of the fun-
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< iRs A-v iatnl f‛r -4
' NALLINEHI, M • r. the he
kr wha shet inl pribsitrl fually
wounded Sheriff Dick l’aukey of
f’utemwcouuts, 13 a uni figlit
mi top Ui a Illi, aair at < Belcuiau
tiida, was eturt1 in u poisse,
report:, reeivad lereAik. large
,erowih of eitizine We're regorted
(Bv Asno inted Press)
EL PASO, May 15.- The opew
ing session of the Conference here
which will last several weeks be
tween the represent.utlives of the j
the early 'SOs. Cambridge was the j OSLO, Norway, Mhy 15.—The
first of the big universities 1 to Norwegian government, after five
take it up and has been loyal and yenrs of prohibition has introduced
n 3 --- a hill providing for a referendum
next year,
support over
wheu an aiutdingble. in which they
were niding skbilled on the Dal
Sunday Afternoon LATERALAIR
i ievrge MoCnbe, popular, manager
for'the Municipal' ti.'iS ('mmpany in •
this city, unumnnere yesterday aft
ernon thut Cleburne's gas Hii.
would be cut off again Sunday
afternoon from . 1 to 3 o'eloek,,
while other repairs' are made. The
Gang’t reception was held yesterz
day morning at the Chamber of
Commerce room*, ('hairman Otho
Bishop was requested to correspond
with H. L. Blackwell, who present-
ed the plan of the “old gang"' re-
union to get. his ideas and wishes
regarding fib’ ptogram and then the
plans for the daywill be made. It
Is likaly an old fashioned picnic will
feature the velelsrntion.
♦
Are Happy Parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fisher. wild
reside about three miles South of
Cleburne, are the proud parents
of a fine baby box, born Wednes-
day. Muy 13.
eontaloup movement that is be-
kilina a man' at MenphiN," Asing sponsored by the Cleburnes
soan ns word was reReiva in <'Immber of Commerce, strenzedi
Marshful of ■ the slaying of De 2 the 10 operative ..spirit that is IM
pifyKinAAr hundreds of persons ‛ig .displayed by the organizatiom
, I ' l l . • M3 41. a:./ ... a AMA. A‛a a.%.a
hurrind to the ‛NIe and it I
f.mi'll that the 'two negroes
1 tyuvlrnd if captured.
Mrs. C. Dietrich
Lets
ic ad
L .(By Assmiatad Press) 1
. | ‛w Aro, Muy ' 15.- w. ' M.- Ed- .
minidseN, in, of Dllas, Wit* fatally ,
iitjured, Leroy Efmondson, 25, i*
। in a hospital hern seriously cut
fahuit the faue am! Jack Gray, 5,
,toeoiiu Heiorc injuries fonight
the eoference is to discuss me
thodsgJe lessening sumggling of
tisno, nanentics and other con-
treand and for this reason the
enuferees agreed to take this sub-
ject up first.
Entry into the United States
of aliens not Mexicans through
Mexico nlso is to be discussed
and the representatives will prob-
ably take up this issue second.
Europeans in, large numbers have
been going to Mexico and then
crossing into the United States,
it is said. s
Mrs. e Dietrich, 87 years of age, I
I mother of W. F. Dietrich, prominent
8 . ... . , . ,, Alburna jewel r, was reported.
Baptist (bureh of that place Wifh uarly thin morning to be in a eniti-
Rev. J. L. Collmgs of Glen Rose, eni ‘conditiom, "at the. Home of her
officiating ' • | daughter, Mrs. J. I; Myer of It-
Besides a wife, the aged man Io. Last October 'she sufrered in,
leavea the following to mourn his jurick in a fait and. fins m
‘file a bond. This bond
iva a in it. filed. nd t hi aujunetim or
ier was dinsolved. Now thecasenje
being tried un its merits. ■ a n
Tim petition .zgks that the water ti . H4 .
. , 7. ... .. . g - ier) wifl, tuo Megrot’N, who haw
botuxlhe restrnined. from payin . . . I .> 1
. 0 , i , .. rktonterel 7 Minw May 2, bv*
ilent (uulidge eq.....th llie cost "nitft wsfnindsfongertainamiy"k NinoIi, Arkansas and
f fighting rum smuggterh by the ,31,00%,’ "n. "witer no’Fa ontetex n me-n The shoo! ing orurre
oast fitaketo be kept: wMpin . jh marhinery necesnary to Im’. Bur inglnhl. Hm negroes,
the appropriations allowed forfpreven a colpsof the water nyk,
that service by ongreas. . V . « rom. '
'These'appropriations are undet,." ________ ,y..
that Iafringer shot stood at ihh W hite H<m*e tu , 1
amount to $10,000,000 or $11,000, J
to the yard and refreshi
were served by the ladies- of
it was decided yesterday that Mr.
P'rendergast. Fid West and Lee
Battle were in a tie for first
double plaen. These mei will meet on
the Country, flub Linke, within
the next few days to doride the
eh;mhpion. The ivinner will be
seintirdnythat his mother had died.
A|.<-<ii>i;in iiii-il .by ills .wifalan Leon
Zweinrr hey inumediately loft for
Dallas. His store, wan elosed for
the day. On reaching her bedside.
in/Dallam,howcver, nheladralljet, .. ■ , .
and.cont min'd to show a slight im crmtcni cn .
7 I L.- \f r ’ 4 tl in*
»rhmer. ’ povfnientdurinK*the <hiy. I
Mr.. Clark had a host of friends. Mra, Dietrieh had visited kere on
” ’ - n --- u-i la nt.mln i of o"uslons and made (
who for many years have known ; many frienda who .wilt, reip t t•
mit and loved him. ITis going ' lea rn of her $ rious illness.,
will be deeply missed by those,] —-t--———
knew him. Delegates From
U. S and Mexico
. : "2 , .. . •' ... . h, 2.2 ‛,t ; ... " •1 ' 3 ", ,,3’ o " . . ' -.■ .89
. "--—O' . . ... !■ .. .....‘ J
«"y Anmmatdlreyv) the flout door of the tightly nealo4 2
NEW OMIEANN, May, 15 Mis. a part mi til. Said he had boen trou-
fcoruh Willinnw l’oekhini nt' Mil bled'tot' mveral weeks with halluo-S
wauli, eniie t<> New Orliii* to f- II...I ,......-- ----
ds inreponae tn a telephonw mi's '
Aagi lor help unniLon ontering the
home , of her hun, derge Wiliam
I’wklammi, ; 1 •,* iE
two ehildien lying shut, to denti ill - . _
thebafliroom, belief that a formal rinquest would:
Two policemen who broke dowi
net ret over, .
Mr. Dietrich was adviand early
Janies inin a eritinalcundition
Established December, 1904. Vol. 21, No. 117.
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Meet in El Paso Bsin meetings are the
------ • of life,'' Mr. Oliver Baid l
night, “and' I feel that both tl
local people and the hosts az
hosteases aro to be henefitted |
them. From time to time in tl
, future,, are going to endeav
United States and 'Mexican govtomake all trip* possible and t
afternoon, eourse we want and ined tl
splendid service of the Santa" 1
(leburne a brand of athletics that
deserves highest praise: and com
mendatiou. He has stressed the
great value of moral, physical and
mental awhkeness, has boosted the m. , . . .
' iathletebut at the same time has wrcond.T huraday in'•?»"* ul mem
put the els room first and has r " " ‘ . Pomibl . Were
absolutely forbidden his men to
9 •
file phasure' that in derived from
, , ,suFl gittoether trips, urged the
juries in a full ami; has "‛vora"lenojurntionof business men of
mend from thym. leeause of her this city andi men ‘ ‘
-- 1: n.j.vamc'l ago it is leireil sin can ’ "
.«i, H . Clrk of Burleson; J. W. ""2 F
clark of Kans;ra: City, Kansas and
A
azEEM-*ini
""ECTT"6"7‛“55%" 1 IN! "I
jip-,2,c.
At 99 years of age, Richard
Ferris, living near Dartmouth,
England, still rides to hunting
meet*.
. ........---——-
Lacrosse was first introduced in-
to England fifty years ago, but
Cleburne Morning Review
TRUTH 18 THE FIRST ELEMENT OF ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISINGMATTER
Fred G Erney. head . toach in
the ‘eleburne High /Selool for the
past five years, cwidely known as
, line of tin" bent autherities on
- football in high selinol eitles of
- the state, Mill., not return to c.
11. 8., it was learned last night.
Besides developing a - crack foot
ball reptit.-itioti for tho gold and
black, Erney Rak alao put out a
track team that has gained favor,
awards and renown from over the
state and out of the state. He
stilted that he had , made no defi
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