The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 152, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 26, 1924 Page: 4 of 4
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which goes out to him from every
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him, when you leave this sesslon ask
CRAGER’S SHOWERS
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OF BARGAINS
Sale!
into aecount.
NEW YORK CUTS
(Continued from Page 1)
To 35% Off on all Piece Goods
Mever than the sacred prineiple upon
To 35% Off on all Men's Wear
To 35% Off on all Boy's Wear
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Reductions from 20
to 35% on everything
and Hell and Maria Da wee.
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ENOSOTABBH
Those who predicted
best blood
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top of
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGLY,ITCHINGSKIN
addition
strneture.
inside of the sjore
to be oecupied by
•ver last May.
•4 per cent.
denee whieh you, as judge, or rather
•u o grand jury ef 1400 assembled
here to render an unbiased verdict.
virtu a
their
that !
Harris
Colored Methodist
Of This District
Convene Here
this
me
per cent increase
Naw York gain was
Isabell Harris to
Leave Port Friday
I
REAMING JOE
WINFREE1
Made exclusively of choice Cotton
Governor "Al" Smith and hia campaign manager, Franklin D. Room
velt, shown discussing the Smith boom on the eve of the Democrati
Convention opening. • ---—'
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PAGEFOVR ___
CREW ON STARK
BUILDING IS
7AGE7
GROWING BE-TTBR EVERYDAY
Glycerine Mixture for
Gas on Stomach
a system of checks and balances,
nder the complete laek of leader-
ship in a republiean white house and
•» veepumneachcomie
Lq’dmaseysundimkd-
damn* GeRinen-
state but in every part of the union
where his name has come to be a
symbiol for honesty, for deep under-
> V-
Hee
If you’re
especially fond
of hot breads—
you win be delighted
- with Mrs. Tucker's
Shortening For Mrs.
Tucker's will help you make
biscuits, muffins, cakes and
pastries so temptingly light
they melt in your mouth.
Mrs. Tucker’s Is made
. iphia, eompleted the work of receiv-
| lug a cargo of 800,000 feet of lum-
ber at the munieipal docks today.
This cat go of lumber was furnished
sand oil right here in the
South. Snowy white in ap-
pearance. it has a butter-
like richness, yet none of the
heavy greasiness of lard.
And Mrs. Tucker's is ess*
nomical. It costa ns more
than ordinary shortening,
and goes much further. Mrs.
Tucker’s can be need over
and over again for frying.
You’ll like the air-tight,
sanitary, easy-opening con-
taiaar for
tat ..... my j
FATE OF A WAR HRRQ
General Jan Christinn Smufa of
South Africa, was one of the but-
.gdae
see ear saturday Dollar Window
r real bergains, JOE LUOAS *
country cries out in consternation
and contempt over the continued dis-
sension* between the eserutive anil
the legislative branches of the guv-
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cate
neconi
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h Talking Over Campaig Pans -
unite. every democrat and conyiner
the "men and women voters of the
United States that the time is al
had'd when the guidance of our
Eovetnment , ip to be entrusted to
the bands of a democratic president
country a president experienced in
administration and espable of re-
storing team work and good will be-
tween the execuaite and the con-
gress.”
runner* plied thear trade in Great
Britain for 180 years. and the sue-
cesaful runners piled up large for-
tune., Also It |* said that the mod-
our hearts and mind* every
begun to aaname a busier appenr-
ance this morning when an extra
number of men were put on the Job
The First Application Makes Skin
tool and Comfortable
if you are suffering front eczema
or some other torturing, em barass-
Ing skin trouble you may quickly
be rid of it by using Mentho-Sul-
phur. declare* a noted skin special-
ist.
This sulphur preparation. because
or .its Kerm destroying propertie*,
seldom falls to quickly subdue itch-
ing. even of fiery eczema. The first
application otakes the skin cool and
comfortable. Rash and blotches are
healed right up. Rowles Nentho-
Sulphur is applied like any pleasant
cold cream and la perfectly harm-
lesa. You can obtain a small jar
from any good druggist —-Adv.
factors, this la evi-
pany's No 1 Joe Winfree
tory to setting casing on
A
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A. Fruge and family leave Friday
for points in Louisiana for a three
neks' vacation
See eur satuplay Donn, Window
for real bargains. JOE Lt CAN a
NOX, Jewelers. . .
see our saturday Dollar Window
ran! bargains. JOE LUCAN a
M-,
eal morality and the highest ideals
of responsibility.
an out and out endorse-
m vd
- onsideratien, every ignoble
personal prejudiee, an devery indr
vidual aliegianee to anything what-
it Now he in without political
nor in his own country.
-----
ern smugglers or rum are using tne-
ties that have atood the test of
- time. In days agone ehurehes in
Great Britan were often hiding place,
for kegs of liquor. It is a pity that
• y-i ■ ... ■ . 3
to portray the
the general opinion of
Indiana next. Frederick Van Nuys
of Indianapolis, placud in , u-
tion Samuel M. Ralston of Indiana. I
Van Nuys got away t a riying
.tart by saying he would keep his
remarks within the limit of stugle
printed pnge.
Reaching the ellmax of his brier
presentation. Van Nuys turned and
pointed to a large oil painting of I-
Indiana's favorite son, which was
lifted to the rostrum.
In the band loft, “On the Banks
of the Wabash'’ struck up promptly.
Miss Anna Case, who Is the out-
standing hit of the meeting, eamel
forward, again and led the singing.
The Indiana delegation stood on
chairs. Tom Taggart sang with the
rest -
There was a big cheer and applause
at the conclusion of the song.
Roll call proceeded.
. Iowa scut up M. s. Healey, blind
state senator who seconded nominn-
tion of Smith.
standing and
to the people.
'' These are
gaged in exeavatine, another
Work on the Stark building, eor-
While one erew was en-
started this
If nothing
- ------,,, - - ------- was "Als
nd majority: He spent thirty- day" before the people or the na-
dollars and eighty-fur cental tion. - ,
In his campaign. Sweet .pent twen- Walsh obtained order at 2 p. m.
five hundred dollars. Brookhart and the roll call of the states was
to a poor man: Sweet Is atightwod|resumed. Senator Thomas F. Bay-
rich man. And the voters preferred ' ard of Delaware, in a brief speech
the fellow with the Iran pocket irook' placed in nomination, former sena-
and who is said to be the he«tl ter Salsbury of Delaware Florida,
rifle shot In America. Now Brook-! callde next on the rol, yielded to
kart is shooting for Caution. Cal1. _____________ -==
work on
ooms that
the pay sand.
brick .
of the
must take
General Smnts was nod is an spostle
of peace. He was for the league of
nations as Woodrow Wilton drafted
Tarkon MMBM today art ey eodbyesdhgustine
Canan M let for M hour eangle win .1 to
OtaMi UMMM Co, Cl> dll l Ragul diae
eldbyacnoddrnadma
f« Splendid service
Builds Platform
'il-r '-"'juTBijifir
prmHpUev
4
'ahsaesmleaad
tahouldhelp
i Mr RM W
was pouring
other crew
signals frdn the floor leader.
Still another Illinoisan, James
Meeks of Danville, was reeognized. I
He paid high tribute to MeAduO'st
orzanizing ability and other atiri-I
botes ahd seconded hl* nomination,
■ on behalr o the McAdoo men in the I
Btennan organizatton.
AN ANCIKXT TRADE
By Hugh Nugent Fitzgeraid
Now it is announeed that rum
moisture can make them. Man must, Delgates made their way in an
be born with an unquenchable thirst, orderly way to their seats. The huge
-- , Smith lithograph banner was folded
TWO MEN AAD THEIR iand "ne of the most speetacular.
POCKKT BOOKS * i deafening and orderly mas demon-
Burton M. Sweet and Smith W. sfrntions ever held had ended it
Brookhart ran in the republican pri- ‘was * striking tribute by New
marv race for United State, senator Yorkers for a loved son. -
in tows., Brookhart won by forty i comes of It it certainly
Pj|M—f' ~ ~ “ ----*— —
that the building boom. would be
disatpated were false prophets in
many eittes the boom continues
greater than ever. Now what la
the answer ■ >
The district Sunday school and
Epworth League convention of the
Beaumont district of the Texas col-
ored Methodist church conference
opened yesterday at Salem Methodist
church here.
A large number of delegates are
in attendance and more are to ar-
rive.
District officers were introduced
by Dr. W. D. Lewis, district super-
intendent of the Beaumont district.
Florence Williams of Beaumont,
district Sunday school superinten-
dent and Mary Bost, president of the
Epworth league were Introduced
Rev. Gilder of the Salem Meth-
odist church and hi* congregation
have prepared to take care of a
large convention. It will laat all
this week
Swollen velna are dangerous and
often burst. Sufferers are advised
to get a two-ounce, original bottle
of Emerald Oli (full strength!, at
any pharmacist and start to reduce
the veins and bunches ta once.
Physicians recommend Emerald
Oli: It is used in hospital practice
and a small bottle will last a long
time, because it is very concentrated
and a little goes a long way. Ap-
ply nighf and morning with a sott
brush as directed until the swelling
is reduced to normal.
So marvelously powerful le Em-
erald onl that swollen glands and
aven goitre disappear when used
steadily.—Adv.
.caymnptomwengate
seal taoSa to leek of Ire
toshebteal It to ths tow*
to year Weed that membiee
iXs’^yZ*^
utgoinevoalaqjeoodyo
eu stswagth out
of it. Tbere isoneunivere-
on the wear end
The next ship stheduled to reach
this port for cargo in the American
steamer Southseas, of the Lone Star
steamship line of Galveston. This
ship is expected to be here a few
days after the first of July.
C. A. Holt representative of Dick-
son Colored Orphanage at Gilmer.
Texas. Is here in the interest of that
Institution. He will conduct a drive
for assistance here lasting thru Sun-
day.
. p
jn whose behalf the best argument ance*..
is the man himself.
morning.
The well, aa far aa drilling and
coring was concerned, was finished
yesterday afternoon when the last
core waa taken after 18 feet more
had been made’ with the bit.
w - from
West Side" - The din was on again. I sordid
Sirens resumed their shrieking The
parnders started on their mareh,
shouting as if they had just begun.
After a few minutes of this,
Toosevelt went to the front of the
------- ---Platform and the band nearest the
tb! United State* is bounded by the(exit started playing. Smith leader*
Atlantic Ocean, the Republie ofMex-I:tood in their ehair* and signalled
ieo, the Paeifle Ocean and the Do-’for quiet. Once more the sires were
minion of Canada, all a* wet a* *ilent.
iirj ' T‘ ------
a fresh vgetabie and
Hta ths town to yourbteod
(UXATED IRON
The work of reaming down in
the American National Oil com-
is no need for
profound love
elass and every seetion qf the eom-
which rmir country and our party
■tends.. So, in pur final action we
shall put aside any appeal to any
pasipn or to any prejudice.
1‛ur deelararion of principles will
phase. Ths
“At Sen Franeiseo, you who were
there, came to know' him as one
greatly loved by his state, whose
personality and pieturesque rise to
high office produced, as you will
remember, a’ spontaneous wave of
good feeling among the delegates
from every seetion of our land. To-
day he has become more than a
favorite aon. He is known thruout
the nation as one of the real lead-
ers, of whom millions of American*
regardless of party are proud. It
a republiean capitol, we had all of
the checks but none of the bal-
dethroned: Whovow Winon is dead.
I and many of the nations of, Europe
t are as malitaristie today as they wre
when the kaloer drew his bloody
sword to spread dominion over Ind
and era.
Man must be a fighting brute He
'emerges from one bloody war to
find himself engaged in another.
HULLKTIN
HEADQUARTERS. Waldorf Hotel.
NEW YORK, June 2«.—As the .res-
olutions committee convened at 11
o'clock today to complats drafting
of tke platform there were indica-
tions that all waa not as peacefut
ss reports forecast.
Labor began inquiring about Bry-
an'* referendum platform. The Amer-
ican Federation of Labor had pre-
pared to make a fight on the plank
providing it apeeified for *och a ref-
erendum by the U. S. ahone.
The league of nations advocates
Missouri, and Charles M. Hay of St.
Lenie, was recognised by the chair.
Hay, in a abort aplrited addreas,
second the nomination of William
G. McAdoo.
“In hla office in the white there
will be no Wall Street desk, or Palm
Beach private wire*." Hay declared.
The call of the roll of state* pro-
ceeded to Illinois when Louie Steien-
son was recognised Stephenson de-
elared Illinois had McAdoo men. sup-
rrters of Smith and friends of John
W. Davie. It was the first mention
MAI
NEW
Klux. I
domina
delegat
session
day.
Whiu
resoluti
ing ns
tempt i
plank 1
conyent
everyth
questio
he dem
ThP
are en
aRuapo
ve loped
Parker
to eoni
resoluti
naming
force I
for the
form I
McAi
est eai
showin
people
plattor
erence
Or, t
should
essary
MeAdot
sented
erence
ss Fai
plank I
The
plank ti
ihe kla
MM th
doeem
pledge
tai" eve
Atembe
tee ha
would
nomina
tight t
ita ad
etoood
All the war "inisters have been 7
BACK BAD TODAY?
man. There
V.
ment of entrance into the league
without the quaufieation that a ref-
erendum should be held. Meantime
the anti-MeAdoo forces were lining
up to renew their efforts to name
the kinn in the anti-klan plank. It
was expected that the sub-eomnit-
tee would be tied up thruout the
afternoon. , "
There waa some talk of the poss-
the American
“To be true Jo that trust we
must be true to Ourselves, and put
standing figures of the World war.
He was the prime minister of the
South Afrean government and he
held the Boer* to the allied cause.
He had been a gallant soldier on
the side of the Boers in their war
with the British but afier the wer
was over he became the head of
the South African government and
did all in his power to cement the
n>n of the defeated Boer* and the
Briti«hers, wbo had won the war.
General Smut* and Woodrow Wil*
san became feet friend* tn the Paris
eonference and the Smth African
military genius *nd statesman was
loval to Wilson during all the dark
hours of the conferenee whteh led
to the making and the signine of
the Vereailles treaty. General Smut*
returned to* South Africa one of the
foremost figure* on the world singe
of aetion and he ruled until * very
recent date.
Now ht» government boa been ov-
erthrwn and he ia no longer prime
minister of the Union of South
Africa. Woodrow wnson naid of
Smuts that he was the eblest of all
foreign statesmen, a men with a eon-
science and a soul, ever battling for
the rights of the weaker nations
and their people.
Whin you need help use the log-
leal medium, the cheapest medium.---- ---- ----------
the nearest and bent medium__AStewards Of a hot red trust. To you
Leader Classified Ad. Only costs alhas been given the soemn, two-fold
few penntes. Phone No. 4 Or a8. duty ol retting forth the principles
or call at The Leader of our party and of chooring a stand-
----e- A , ( ard bearer who will at once give
the treatest assurance or abit to
perform the functions’ of the chief
exeeutive and the *rentest experience
of victory
has been sggested that we would
attempt to sweep him thru to victory
upon a wave of emotional appeal.
Let me assure you at the outset that
I shall make no such endeavor,
there is tribute to the strength of
“In the very suggeation, however.
there is tribute to the strength of . .. _ . .-----:----
— "f the name of Davis, who has been
regarded as a very at rang dark
horse It draw small applause.
Then in nominating former Seere-
if sPu would know what tary.of.Azricultur;. David Hounton,
the hearts of the ma. ma hold for he. declared.that the faet that, he
hi., —to-- -_ »—__ana___a____a ••• Permitted to make the nOmina-
L Orange Tex
underst
m ng
vention
ia tart
He .
besten
entatio
him th
if th
fight it
that t
ot eeve
If ti
. ready
likely,
adpun
McA
reed 1
klanne
try fol
plhtfor
busines
The
“passe
mittee
o'clock
At
conven
tore r
althoui
seated
order
ealy 1
restore
Aft
secret
tioas t
nesota
Williai
second
Miu
was a
was n
er of
be pla
ing on behalf of the (hen governor
of New York. Today, four years
later, I carry the same misslon pre-
senting the same governor, a man
up Strong for ■ a great deal.. At times, my kidneys
acted a little too frequently. I
used Doan's Pills, however, and my
backaches were relieved in short
the women who serve — tho-e whe
run your elevators; the clerk in your
hotel; men, women and children,—■
rich or poor -high or low—and you
will be told with * convincing
unanimity that fleet to the affections
of the people of this state, first far
above all others and the power of
al! others to attain, ia the man who
has been twice honored with election
to the governorship of the state of
New York. And this is true on
men and women not only in this
Roosevle’s Speech
NEW YORK, June 26.—"To meet
again so many triends whom I have
not seen since the last democratic
. national gathering gives me thrill
Varicose Veins andUlcers ohePletsuraeirrecette onnvonttneLernmant during the nust tour
‘highest honors of the party, I had;In theory our constitution provides
the privilege of working and speak-
Then Find th* Chadse and Correct It
Aa Other Orange Folks Have.
There’s little rest or peatte for
the baekache sufterer.
Day* are tired and weary—
Night bringa no respite.
Urinary troubles, headache*, diz-
sineas and nervousness, all tend to
prevent rest or sleep.
Why continue to be ao miserable?
Why not neo a sttmulant diuretic
to the kidneys?
Use Donn's Pills.
Your neighbors recom mend
Doan's.
Rend this Orange cane:
Mr*. A. H. Wainwright, 1106 Pine
St., says: “I had kidney trouble
and my back ached Sharp catches
came through the email of my back,
too. Headaches were also bother-
some and dizzy spells annoyed me '
Humer S. Cummings, chairman of
the Democratic committee oa reso-
lutions. shown drawing up the party
platform. ,
ton “prove* that Ilinois I* na
boss ridden.”
Michael I- Eigio, also nf the dele-
zation, followed Stevenson and made
a brief seconding speech for Gov-
ernor Al Smith and got a great hand
tor hia etfort.
At hla eonelusion he snia, “Out in
our part of the country the people
are all f or your idol, your Al—
for Alfred E. Smith."
The noise cut lono-e again, once
more yells, waving of fings and bed-
lams but there was no further
parading. The din died down under
bility of* night scesign tor presentu-
tion of the plattoru but the chaneea
seemed to bo that it would n.rt ba
ready to go to the conveution before
tomorrow.
‘ 1
order. Doan'a have always pat
my kidneysiin good shape." ‘
Price 6Oc, . at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-
get Doan’s Pills—the same that
Mrs. Wainwright hnd Foster-MT-
burn Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.—
Adv.
by the Lutcher A Moore Lumber
company. At daybreak tomorrow
the achooner will san for Havana.
Cuba.
Some time during tomorrow, the
Italian steamer Isonzo. will leave
this port for Tampico, Mexico, after
having lifted a cargo of 788,000 feet
of lumber furnished by the Lu-
tcher & Moore Lumbe company
A part of thia ship’s cargo waa tak-
en on at Port Arthur before enter-
ing this port.
a
K c
3 6 *- Mai
■ndi a demopratie eongrers. The
depth* to which our federal govern-
mnt has fallen have been well por-
trayed JO you by my old friends,
the . temporary and the permanent
chairmnn of thia convention.
"Cettuption, in government la and
will be one of th* overshadowing is-
sue*. Our candidate must be uble
to stand upon that. Make an mis-
take, the country will remember it,
that on our governor fur over iwen-
ty-five year* in public office the
.white light of publicity has pitflessly
beaten, and revealed oaly a spotless
integrity. - -
' Bave for those whose enmity to
a badge of honor, he has no enem-
ies, and hla bitterest political adver-
saries have never charged bim with
the lightest deviation from the
higbest standard of polttieal and eth -
BUILDING noon
i According to New York Trade
paper* the volumn of permit* filed [
. during May make a favorable show-
lag compared with the same months
last year. Permlla in 187 cities In
The schooner Isabell C. Hnrris,
which brought into port here several
weeks ago a big carg of asphalt
from the Trinidad isiands for the
Barber Asphalt company, of Philadel-
theatre and the Orange Drug com-
pany. The two-story brick addi-
tion extends the width of both store
will serve the theatre
as stage space.
local oil men who made an exami-
nation of the formation that the
chances for a good well were very
flattering. A. M White, manager
of the Sycamore oil company who
ia said to have had 28 years ex-
perience as a petroleum engineer,
, gave it as his opinion that this
would result In a big well and aald
that If it came in the production
would be used by the local oil
refinery, which hla company has
taken over. A pipe line will be
laid from the refinery to the well.
White aald, if the well was brought
Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., aa mixed in Adlerika, helps any
case xas on the stomach in TEN
minutes. Most medicines act only
on lower bowel -but Adlerika acts
on BOTH upper and lower bowel
and removes aii gasses and poisons
Brings out matter you never thought
wae in your system. Excellent for
obstinate constipation. Gunrds
against appendieitis. Sholars Drug
Co.—Adv. I
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