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FAVORS UNIFICATION,
HOW IT WAS DONE
down the record of every congress-
There in no time limit within which
man
make it possible to raise the early feed provided and there is no green
his clubs and his lodges.
dist Church
CONTINUE SALES DAYS
At a speclal called meeting by the
The foregoing article is from Henry, him on this subject at P. O. Box 605.
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wherever the people
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been politically sandbagged."
ganizations, including
The best of workers get out of sorts I furthermore states that he does not
First year on heavy land. Germina-
f. o. b. El Campo.
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church is not a political party with
composed of instructed
those
in the District Court of the United . voting upon the acceptance or rejec-
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state by cajoling, coddling, entertain- Creditor's Notice:
ing, amusing, and even taking them
out to dinner.
The Texas Gulf
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GULF,
MATAGORDA COUNTY,
TEXAS
THE LARGEST SULPHUR MINE IN
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delegates,
liberal portion of the arrant hypoc- proposed plan,
risy of the present status of the far- disadvantages,
tion of the plan should base their
decisions upon their definite convic-
tion of the will of God and apart from
any minor considerations such as ap-
proval or disapproval of speeches or
activities of individuals.
ture chick (hen or cockerel) must be
the subject of still another system of
feeding.
There are few basal scientific prin-
ciples in nutrition that are just as
applicable to chicken feeding as to
pig feeding and if a system of feed-
ing embodies these essentials then it
will always be successful, while if
it does not embody them it will al-
desire it.
In this connection, Bishop Cannon
says: "I believe there should be the
fullest and fro st discussion of the
cold storage facilities and partly be-,
cause the poultrymen could not raise 1
Bishop Cannon Accepts Chairmanship
on Organization of Movement.
States, for the Southern District of
Texas, Galveston Division.
In Re E. J. Watkins, Bankrupt.
No. 1580.
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come before the meeting
J. W. Lockhart.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Galveston, Texas, January 22, 1925.
Honest Confession: Legislatures Are
More Easily Handled Than
Citizens.
And so it goes!
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FOR WORKING PEOPLE.
facts concerning the responsibility of
Southern Methodists for the unifica-
tion of American Episcopal Metho-
Propably there is no farm animal this year,
that is subject to so many systems
A distinguished United States sen-jods. The people in state after state
ator, speaking to the question of sub- voted down prohibition in greater
mitting the Nineteenth Amendment, majorities than that with which they
said at the dose of Congress: "Three- signified their opposition to woman
fourth of the senators who have come suffrage and yet legislature after
out In favor of the amendment are legislature robbed them of their
against it in their hearts. They have
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Becnune of its tonic and laxative effect, I AXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablet,) can be taken
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soon as the a splendid analysis of how the woman of the proposed plan of unification.
There are I suffrage amendment was put over.pro and eon, the committee of which
however, does the Dearborn Bishop Canno is head, announces its
purpose of placing before the people,
the members present and voting is
required for its adoption.
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The popcorn stand is another Amer-
WHY WOMEN DON’T WANT PEO-
PLE’S VOTE.
hatched chicks at any time of the [feed provided in this ration.
I year. This means that the broiler [ ----0—o---—
industry can return an industry Ml R< HINTS MILL
- t ----- --------- — —1 fore the sensible course is to take a ed, he says, and lay delegates should
various legislatures to vote for rati-dose or two of Herbine. It is just not be; and if after his election a
fixation, nor that they will resort to the medicine needed to purify the layman changes his mind as to what
the lobbying methods so graphically .system and restore the vim and am- he believes the will of God is, he
described In an interview by Mrs ‘bitio nor health. Price, 60c. Sold by should follow his, conscience. The
Harriet Taylor Upton, which appear-
ed in the Washington Times, August
27, 1920, and from which we quote:
"Down in Tennessee, each woman
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of feeding as the baby chick. Most
of the systems are the result of opin-
ion. coupled with some experience.
To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY,'*
cough medicine which stopegthe cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissue
, when the liver falls to act. Th y think that any lay delegate should be
tively has become the propagandist feel languid, half-sickle “Blue” and elected either to district or to an-
for the twentieth amendment, will not discouraged and think they are get- nual conference pledged to vote eith-
resort to the card-Index system, as ting lazy. Neglect of thes symptoms er in the affirmative or in the nega-
their source of information and in- might result in a sick spell, there- tive. The preachers are not so pledg-
spiration to persuade members of the
concerning the
advantages and
By BETTY M. HART.
Raising early hatches of baby I wheat middlings, 5 parts of raw bono.
Chicks has long been one of the most ; (about 50 per cent calcium phg 7
difficult problems of the practical phate), 5 parts of pearl grits. (cal- ‘
poultrymen Not until recently has cium carbonate), 1 part common table
it been possible to mature baby chicks j salt and skimmed milk, used freely,
hatched in the early winter because] This ration is fed as a dry mash
they would die with leg weakness, in with milk—no water is allowed-!
from three to six weeks after hatch- I Without the allowance a more gen-
exactly the same manner?
The answer is plain. Mr. Ford is
a prohibitionist and has imbibed a' dism and the facts
of creditors will be held at my office, Episcopal Church and the Methodist
718 Amer. Natl. Ins. Bldg., Galveston, Episcopal Church, South, the plan of
Texas, on February 3, 1925, at 10 unification passed favorably upon by
o’clock a. m., when creditors may at- both these bodies, will go to the an-
tend. prove their claims, appoint a nual conferences of each denomina-
trustee, examine the bankrupt and tion for final vote at their 1925 ses-
transact such other business as shall sions. Approval of three-fourths of
on the fourth Monday of February.
Much interest was manifested by
those present and a determination
was expressed to do everything pos-
sible to enlarge our trade territory
and increase the volume of business
A good ration that will give heat }
and growth is as follows: Eighty
parts of yellow corn, 20 parts of
be consumed. There is no scratch
the National
delegate representing the National
Woman Suffrage Association,” said
Mrs. Upton, "was assigned two mem-
bers of the state legislature. It was
her work to keep her two men in the
deal prohibition mess. He could have
elucidated upon the hows, whys and.
wherefores of the prohibition amend-]
ment, but was not consistent enough]
to tie it onto the article produced
herewtih. The two were landed in'
the same way and by the same meth-
he declares, and
in 1912, Ohio gave a majority of
87,455 against a proposed amendment
that those interested may address
and made to appear as the keystone
of the ration, while as a matter of
fact they are of no real value what-
ever. This lack of nutritional un-
derstanding is well exemplified in the
general makeup of a chick scratch
feed. Invariably a commercial chick
scratch is made up of a general va-
riety of grains consisting of corn,
oats, barley, wheat, kaffir, milo and
sunflower seed. This may be a good
way to market .certain grains, but
from the standpoint of nutrition the
good quality of one seed may be di-
luted by mixing with another seed
of poorer nutritional value.
Yellow Corn High in Heat.
From the standpoint of heat there
is just one common grain that stands
well above all other seeds and that
is yellow corn. None of the other;
common grains, such as oats, barley,
wheat, white corn or buckwheat, con-
Advocating the widest discussion
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TO ROAD IMPLEMENT COMPANIES
purpose of the plan of unification and | The baby chick must receive such
of every item in the plan, not to and such a ration for so many days,
praise it on the one hand or dis-1 when the ration must be changed to
--gon “ - . but to something else and finally the ma-
A. L. SODERMAN,
23jan-mar 6-w El Campo, Texas.
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WALE HELP WANTED.
giving suffrage to women. In 1914, ..... -- ...... - .....• - - ------.
on the submission of the same amend- (is overlooked that might give a lobby-
ment, it was d teated by a majority ist insight into how best to approach
ways fall. Many time the non-es- tion test 94 ;$4 50 per hundred pounds
sentials of a system are mphasized ' * • — -
tion, and the majority against it was plained the working of their card- • ♦ »
146,120. | index system and said: "We are in- Ticgautitcm2...,
In 1919, the legislature ratified the desing in twenty-four states We Ford’s Dearborn Independent and is
Nineteenth Amendment (woman suf- shall do the others as soon as the 2 enlendid onolveie Af haw tha wnmnn I
f rage) but the people demanded a1 amendment is ratified. There are I suffrage t
referendum and in two weeks the re-[ reasons for also wanting other state, why, however, does the Dearborn
quired petition was signed by 75,242, officials and mayors. You see a Independent stop with its argument
qualified voters, as provided by the mayor comes in handy, because he is on the woman suffrage amendment,
charged with the responsibility of
chickens successfully indoors at all Chamber of Commerca of the mer-
times of the year. ' chants yesterday afternoon it was
The old viewpoint on animal feed- unanimously decided to continue the
lug emphasized only heat and total, monthly sales days throughout the
protein as the necessary factors. The year. They will be held on the fourth
modern view is that a ratio to be Monday of each month. Committees
adequate for growth and reproduc- were appointed to make all arrange-
| this land should have an organization
an's Party, in the Suffragist, Febru- that, apart from favoring or opposing
ary 7, 1917, revealed that from their the amendment, will drive this kind
"card-index system" all legislative of feminine lobbyist out of their state
work is directed. . . . Here is set in scorn and contempt:
state constitution. The people did
not have the opportunity to pass upon
the question, however, because suit
was brought to restrain the state au-
thorities from submitting the ques-
tion to a referendum. The state courts
refused to enjoin the state officials.
In 1915, woman suffrage was de-
feated as state measure in New Jer-
sey by a majority of 51,108. On Jan-
uary 20, 1920, the New Jersey legis-
lature unanimously resolved “that it
was the settled policy of the assembly
that in the future all proposed con-
stitutional changes should first he
submitted to the people for their
vote before the legislature acts.”
Thin, in disregard of the resolves, on
February 10, 1920, three weeks after,
the same legislature ratified the Nine-
teenth (woman suffrage) Amendment
by 31 to 24 in the senate and by 18 to
2 in the house, dithout any consider-
ation of the people who had by pre-
vious vote manifested their opposi-
tion to woman suffrage.
Defying Public Opinion.
The people of Texas, at a special
election held on May 24, 1919, defeat-
ed woman suffrage as a state meas-
ure by a majority of 25,029. Congress
passed the act submitting the Nine-
teenth Amendment to the states, on
June 4, 1919, whereupon, on June 29,
1919, the Texas legislature ratiifed it
by unanimous consent in the senate
and by 96 to 21 in the house, notwith-
standing the people had Just defeated
woman suffrage at the polls.
Maine, at a special election, held in
September, 1917, defeated woman suf-
frage as a state measure by a major-
ity of 18,234. In January, 1918, all
its representatives in congress voted
to submit the Nineteenth Amendment
to the legislatures of the states and,
on June 4, 1919, both of its senators,
when the question was before the
senate, also voted to submit it. Its
legislature, on November 5, 1919. by
22 to 5 in the senate and 72 to 68 in
the house voted to ratify the amend-
ment In defiance of the people’s pre-
viously expressed opposition to wom-
an suffrage.
In 1915, Massachusetts held an ele-c
tion on the inclusion of woman suf-
frage in the state constitution. The
proposal was defeated by a majority 1
explain what the plan proposes, the
probable immediate effect, and the
effect in years to come.”
Bishop Cannon In a public state-
ment gives it as his opinion that a
vote on the question should not be
taken in any congregation or confer-
ence when only one side of the ques-
tion has been fully presented. He
tion, must contain an abundance of ments for the first one which will be
heat (digestible carbohydrates and
fats), proteins of the right quality, a
suitable mineral mixture, some "bal-
last” or indigestible material, and in
addition the vitamines.
Many Feedings Systems For Chieks
the official who issues permits towhen it knows the prohibition amend-
spcakers. In this room we expect to, ment was saddled upon the people fu
it is to be hoped that the women
leaders of the eighteen women's or-1
_____ ______ ____ ____ —.________ According to the action of the gen-
all these things to keep the men inbankrupt; and that he first meeting'eral conferences of the Methodist
the state in order to win them over
however, explain this trouble and
110,000,000 company wants man to
sell Watkins Home Necessities in Bay
City. More than 150 used daily. In-
come $35-$50 weekly. Experience un-
necessary. Write Dept. H-5. The J.’
R. Watkins Company, 62-70 West
Iowa Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 4t-w
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FOR SALE. . i
Nancy Hall seed potatoes, select x
stock, free of weevils. W. G. Me-
DOW, Route 1, Bay City, Texas.
30-6-13-20-w
Popular government or they don't. If
him.” I they do, they will naturally approve
Again, in the New York Times. Sep- the proposal to refer this amendment BIShop Cannon announces that he has
tember 7, 1919, Miss Younger ex-J to the people opened an office in Richmond and
through the printed page, by pubBe
speech and private conversation.
to the cause.
"Many a fair suffraget in the wee
small hours of the morning was seat-
ed across the table in a cafe or hotel,
ordering dinner for the two men in
her charge, and all the time adroitly
winning them to the cause.
"Every hour of the night, two
o’clock, three o'clock, five o’clock,
some delegate would come knocking
at my door at the hotel,” she contin-
ued, "and say: ‘Two men have left.
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of 182,905. In 1917 a referendum was
held on the proposition to allow,
women to vote in presidential elec-
Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 27.—Accord-
ing to advices received here at the
headquarters of the "Friends of Uni-
fication” movement. Bishop James
Cannon Jr. of the M. E. Church.
Every fact that has any bear- the legislatures must act. There need South, has accepted the chairmanship
ing on his personality, opinions and be no haste about their action. Itof the committee on organization of
mental make-up is minutely detailed, not by special election, the referen-the movement, which is formed for
. . . . his family, his home, his church, dum can be held at the next general the purpose of creating sentiment
No detail .election of the states. Either the [ favorable to unification of northern
members of these bories believe in and southern branches of the Metho-
tain appreciable quantities of heat, sALvEeChest CEs, EFCoTEAnE
and to use them with yellow corn is Croup is enclosed with every bottle o
to reduec the vitamine—a content of HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salv
the ration. while it is not Impossible hchddrenrbkreringihomchecttandchoop
that there is more vitamines in a The healing effect of Hayes -
aerate heontaining 75 per cent of yel-qdevebshFen-rrmtbinsdithhroughetinepffstor
low’ corn than is needed by the chick.'the skin soon stops a cough.
yet liberality should be practiced for cosEothtnerodibinerareakmieensseagtonandthe
best results in feeding and not mere- Just ask your druggist for HAYES’
30-w lean institution unknown in Europe. ly enough to just "get bv on." HEALING HONEY.
' similar type when the legislatures of
the several states meet this wiuter?
Forewarned is forearmed and, at
each capital, the men and women of
That the above named bankrupt, of
And we actually didGulf, Texas, was duly adjudicated
। You'll have to go out and get two '
I more republicans.' ” I
' When we consider that these worn-1
en organizations are engaged In the
effort to have Congress given the
power "to limit, regulate and prohibit
the labor to persons under eighteen
years of age,” practically to control,
standardize, and direct the develop-
ment of our boys and girls, under
that age, morally, physically and men-
tally, we have the right to expt ct
them to approach the subject and in-
fluence active legislative supporters
by means and methods that will evi-
dence an appreciation of the grave
responsibility of the issue and in a
1 spirit which will reflect * finer wom-
anhood than that practiced by some
suffragist lobbyists as disclosed in
Mrs. Upton’s frank interview.
To End Feminine Lobbying.
How will It appeal to the good
women in this country, who are bear-
ing and roaring their children In the
fear of God, guarding their develop-
ment into manhood and womanhood,
that the proponents of this measure,
which bears the earmarks of a pro-
posal to substitute state control for
parenthood of "persons under eigh-
teen years of age,” should resort to
"cajoling, coddling, entertaining,
amusing and taking out to dinner"
the men "in order to win them over
to the cause.”
Is It to be repeated by lobbyists of
' FEEDING CHICKENS FOR GROWTH
of 133.479. Every town, city and
county in the state rejected it, except
tw osmall villages: but, notwithstand-
ing this vote of the people, the Mas-
sachusetts legislature ratified the
the Nineteenth (woman suffrage)
Amendment.
Thus, in twenty states which had
rejected it, the aggregate majority
against woman suffrage was 1,346,-
679; while in thirteen states, which
had adopted it, the aggregate major-
ity for woman suffrage was only
244,380
How were these things accomplish-
ed over the popular will? The New
York World aptly said, in an editor-
ial some time since, that "Various or-
ganizations of women, which prob-
ably do not represent 10 per cent of
the sex, maintain at times a veritable
reign of terror in legislative bodies
by pretending to speak in the name
of all women. In consequence, half
the country is now bedeviled by some
form or other of harem government
which is in no respect a true expres-
sion of public opinion.”
Mrs. Catt, president of the Interna-
tional Woman Suffrage Alliance and
honorary president of the National
Suffrage Association, said, at a hear-
ing before the Woman suffrage Com
mittee of Congress, January 4, 1918,
that, "We have now come to the time
when we no longer want a referen-
dum, when we no longer will take a
referendum, and when we, therefore,
come to Congress and ask for a Fed-
eral amendment”
She is quoted again in the New
York Tribune, February 16, 1917, as
saying, "It is comparatively easy to
Influence legislators."
Mrs. Ida Harper, press chairman of
the same association, said In the Her-
ald, republican, Salt Lake City, July
26, 1916, that "we have no chance
against the secret ballot”
Miss Maud Younger, chairman of
the Lobby Committee, National Worn-1
Habitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 Days
"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially:
prepared SyrupTonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly i r 14 to 21 days
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant tv Take. 60c
per bottle.
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have indexed all the Important offi-
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State, from the president and the
members of the cabinet down through
Congress and the States. It is very
useful to have the member of the
state legislature card-Indexed; he
often advances to higher political,of-
flee. You can find out earyl in his
career whether he is to be depended
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On Tuesday, February 10, 1925, at 1
2 o’clock p. m., the Commissioners’ T
Court of Matagorda County, Texas,
will receive bids for furnishing the
county with one five-ton road roller,
with gas engine. Bids to be sealed
and delivered to the county auditor
hy the hour above mentioned. All
rights reserved.
Amos Lee, County Auditor.
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