The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 96, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 30, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ABILENK REPORTER. ABILENE TEXAS
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MESSAGE OF THE BALLOTS IN
SATURDAY'S PRIMARY REVEALED
POPULATION LIGHTS ON TOWNS
fn!l?iK? I'iJ'l l.h0 eeoflon f a" Population in 1020 than Abilene cast
haL VeM'lIs.." lim'ou? litl' tWo foWc- bnlotB than Abilene. Cor-
11C8 U.H 10 UIO tlODUmtlnti nf fun-lit clmmn tuin. 1 Hon ..... i-.i.-i.ti .... .
11111 ..id.. i nw-:. .T;;.i.i7r.:r"V" "'-""" ."v" "u' nwuimuiua
VV:.i. ml." ' """' liiumny
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West Texan.
Out of n group ot thirteen towns
rind Cities which includes Boveral
Which wdro Riven a greater popula-
tion in rank in 1020 than Abilene the
city of Abllono ranKw third In the
number of ballota cast In Saturdays
election. '
Wichita Falls cast 4320 votrs with
a polulatloit In 1020 Of -10070. Abi-
lene cast 2000 voles with n 1020 pop-
ulation of 1027'I. ASfAbllcno cast ?il-
most hnlf nn many ballots n8 Wichita
Falls It would indicate that thtfi
city now has almost halt as much
population as Wichita Falls aio
nrotind 20000. Amarlllo with ono-
thlrd moro population In 1020 than
Abllono cast only 4G1 moro bnlloth
last Saturday. Paris with 4000 moro
turn uuu lower votesi
Thp figures toBothor with tho 10.20
po))UlntIon figures nro ns follows.
(Note ttroekonrldfro's biff boom
uld not hit until after tho 1050 cen-
sus; its present population is rated' by
soino as about tho same as Abilene.)
Towns Voto Pop
Hanger . . 034 10205
Kastland .. . 1004 0308
Cisco 1070 7422
Abllono .2000 10274
Amarlllo 2IH1 1C.404
Swootwator . .-.-. -. 1300 4307
San Angelo 1281 lu.050
BrockonridKo 120.1 1(84G
Wichita Falls ...... 4320 40.070
Brown wood . 1723 8223
Temple 1000 11033
Corslcana .. 1424 11.3GG
Paris 20S8 1G.040
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IS STILL IN A VERY
IEETTLEI SWF.
HERE MIE RULES
FDRHUMTERSWHa
' LIKE TO SHOOT
The first offensive 'which hunters in
this section plnn to launch during tho
fait and winter will get under wny
tomorrow Thursday that being the
clay on which tho season for hunting
U doves opens. Hardware stores have
i-pld a considerable amount of ammu-
nition anti gun-j and from all lndlca..
tlons hunters are due to use 'om pretty
regular from now on.
Tieports hero that tho doves are
plentiful in this section while others
Bay-that they are haul to find and (ho
question Is asked. What has become
of tho doves? One nlmrod remarked
the other day "Tlioy may not be hero
now; but they'1 be bere later on."
Tho dovo season closes December
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ETHOD
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DIES
Tho Young People' Department of
First Baptist church havo inaugurat-
ed a new system us a result of obsor-
atioiis following tlio Winning of two
banners at tho recent Chrlslovm gath-
ering. An educational plan of work ha3
been adopted by tho department un-
der which special Courscn to instr- ct
members and leaders are given. I'his
week n course In method ij being
given tho cjass assembling every
evening at 7:15 o'clock. Tho first
class numbered 12 whereas not ovor
half a dozon woio expected".
By this method ol Instruction It Is
hoped tile work of the younr peoplo
mny be made much more effective.
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Amusements I
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16. In order than hunters may not
get Into trouble and In order that they 7ACK "OrT IN BIG
may know tho law on bftg limits thot -1 J-wW A I' QU
QUEEN THEATRE
Jack Holt virile Paramount star
has been seen in many upIquq roles
during his screen career but none has
equalled in general interest his imper
sonatlon of Robert Kendall in his
newest picture ''Tho Man Unconnuer-
and Kendall counties March and ublo" which comes to the Queen
April .Limit three' wild turkey gob- Theatre for two days starting this
following official rules for Texas aic
given:
Three buck door during tho season
from November first to December 31
inclusive each year.
Open reason on turkey Irt GllICspIo
blors.
afternoon.
Open season fon turkey In Angelina. ' Th:; scenes of tho picture founded on
Cherokee Hardin Liberty NACog-.a htory by Hamilton Smith are laid
doohes Da.las Rockwall Tyler. Jcf- fn the Feardnt? Grounds of tho South
lerson Orange Jasper and .Newton a. ibp wiium iuiuiuuues conspire
counties March and April. Limit two wlth thieves and tho only law is the
wild turkey gobblers
Open season on. turkey In all other
rountlc1 November and December.
Limit three wild turkey gobblers.
There Is a closed season on turkeys
In tie following counties! Hidalgo
Willacy Cameron tfonedy Starr
- .Brooks Jim Hogg and McJlullon.
" Fifteen doves in one day from Sep
tember X to DecomberlO inclusive.
yL Fifteen quail and Mexican pheas
lants in one dav December 1 to Jan-
uary 31 inclusive.
Twenty-five ducks in one day from
October 10 to January 1.
Twenty-five Wilson snipe or Jack
pnlpo per day from pctober lc to Jan-
uary 31 inclusive.
Eight geese per day from October
16 to January 31 Inclusive.
Bight brant per day from October
16 to January 31 inclusive.
You aro nbt allowed to kill mol'o
than an aggrcgato of 25 in any one
day of duc;s goose brant blackba-
lled and golden ploVers and yollow-
Jegs Wilson snipe or Jack snipe.
You are not allowed to kill at any
time of tho year any antelope moun-
tain sheep prarie chickens pheasants
(except Chacalaca) wood-Cock or
' wood-chhek.
You may kill rabbits hawks (ex-
ropt Sparrow IluwkoO crow's buzzard
owls English sparrows rise-birds and
black birds in any number and all
v Boason.
You must nof. buy sell or barter any
Wild game or game birds
You must not catch kill or have in
your possession nor ship at 'any one
time moro thftn tho nggregato or 75
ducks goose brant nnd birds.
You must not kJl a turkey hon at
any time.'
You must not kill any doo or spot
ted fawn at any time.
You must not catch kill or havo In
your possession any wild Song birds.
You must notchiint anwJld gamo or
fi-wlld gameitnJs at giightNwlth any
f kind of light Or lanfcrn
Purlty.'njpd heall'
chief characteristic!
zone. It rfonds tor
scaiueu m
. nesn. Prl
Sold by MfcLomoro
ftflvertls'n
law of might.
On the progiam there Is also a new
Larry Semori comedy called 'A Pair
of Kings" which from all Indications
should be a knockout. '
A Pathe News concludes tho .pro-
gram m '
NOTICE FAKK BUREAU MEMBERS
Some cqnirilaint is being made
oy jnemuorsoi farm uureuu cotton
ssociaiioiw mat oinor memuors
expeetin
with thtfMssgciaUflnTia'ing their
sops or 6thc5itrenabor of family to
sou tho
Wo taKo tlfift metliOiJ of notifying
mPuibera thatdp CasS contract Is viol
ated Imlnediato legat proceeding vtiU
uo enforced. jta
TAYLOR COUNTY FARM B
bo enforced.
(Advertising)
MRS R'
announces tho op
class Sept. 4th .
convenient to hi
Ward and Lamar.
using.
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Personals
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W .T. St. John has returned from
California and other points in the
Pacific northwest where ho has been
for tho past few mpnthsi.
Tho condition of D. 6 Smith who
was operated on at a local surgical
institution Tuesday was reported as
Improved Wednesday.
The Rev- nnd Mi's- W. P. Crow havo
returned from tho Davis mountains
where (hey visited relatives. Mr
Crow reported that the country is very
dry from Midland to Balmorhea and
although Pecos recontly received a.
rain the country aB a wholo is very
ury.
air. and Mrs. Arthur Prince havo
returne!?n3pft visit with Mr.Prince's
motjie;
;r. and Mrs. Arthur p
rnodftrt5Vn-.i visit with :
herln Arkansas.
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(By tlis Associated Press)
WASinNQTON Aug. 30 Warn-
ed of attempts to amend tho admin-
istration's coal distribution bill by
adding provisions alroady rejected
republican lenders said it would be
passed iodhy substantially as fram-
ed. On tho 'heels of tho announce-
ment by Rnpresontatlvo Johnson re-
publican South Dakota nnd others
that they would endeavor to get thru
an amendment giving tho president
authority to take over railroads and
mines which failed In public service
Representative Anderson republican
Minnesota upset party plans by mak
ing public the text of nn amendment
for creation of a federal coal buying
nnd selling agency
Tho latter plan was first suggested
by the president In his nddrcss to con-
gress but In drafting tho distribution
bill tho Interstate Commerce. Com-
mission abnrfdotied it announcing at
tho same time that it had acted with
presidential approval.
Leaders t-tld tho Johnson and An-
derson proposals would bo thrown
out on points 'of order ns not ger-
mane to the bill itself and both
would bo defeated if put to -M vote.
Announcement of tlio phut to at-
tach t federal operation clause to
tho coal distribution bill caino after
It had been mndo known at tho White
Houso yesterday that tlio president
still hold that such a grant of power'
wag desirable in order to strengthen
tho administration's hold on tho in-
dustrial situation although at this
time ho foresaw no such grim public
necessity would move him to exorcise
his authority.
Only Rail Problem
Tho president Was said to beliovo
that the anthraclto coal industry
shortago would bo put on tho same
basis Of rapid recovery In production
that tho bituminous mines havo
reached and that tlio railroad situ-
ation then would bo left as tho only
serious problem.. Tho senato admin-
istration policy in Scaling with tho
latter was bald to no a strict en-
forcement of existing laws guaran-
teeing safety Of life and property and
maintenance of necessary public ser
vice.
Reflecting that policy Attorney
General Daugherty was completing
plans for a special department Of
Justice organization to investigate al-
leged illegal stoppage of transporta-
tion service incident to tha ail strike
In tho weft. The organization will
bo centered at Los Angeles In charge
of Hiram C. Todd who is resigning
the office of United States attorney
for Northern New York to 'accept the
special appointment. In addition the
attorney general has instructed all
federal district attorneys to "vigor
ously prosecute' 'all violators of fed-
eral injunction granted to protect
railroad operations and properties
during tho strike
Government officials also nrr con-
fronted by a condition of equipment
maintenance by railroads which tho
Interstate Commerce Commission re-
ports shows a "very general let down
in th matter of inspection (of loco-
motives) by roadb whtqh gives cause
for grave concern."
RospondiR5Cio.3sena.to resolution
on tlyijiutlttffiho -commission said
were failing to make all the
Inspection required by law. Of 4085
locomotives on 1G2 railroads inspected
by tho commission's own -staff of in-
spectors it was reported 2450 wore
found defectivo although many of
tho defects were of minor importance
and JC9 unsafe to operate.
Outstanding developments in the
rail-coal situation was an order of the
interstate Commerce Commission for-
mally relaying some of its priority
control of coal distribution. Priority
still will be given sections of the north
west requiring rail shlrnents to sup-
plement lake movement Of cool and
railroads whose fuel needs are press-
ing. Altp a second class priority of
tihjpmont will be grantod to coal for
puhllp utilities and institutions do-
mestic and building heating and com-
mon carriers- -with several 'other clas-
ses of consumers.
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TO. BOLD MEETS
d. O. M. ficolt. organizer for tho
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Assocla
Hon will bo in Taylor county for a
number of days and Whllo Jn tho
county will hold meetings nt the fol
lowing dates nnd places:
AUg. 30th Poto'sl 8:00 p. hi.
Aug. 31 Dudley 8:00 p. m
Sept. 1 Colony Hill 8:00 p. m
Sept. 4 Ilnmby 8:00 p. m.
Sept. 5 Now Hope 8:00 p
sept o Tyo 8:00 p m;
Sept. 7 Iberis 8:00 p m.
Sept. 8 Trent 8:00 p. fn.
Sept. 0 Lawn 3;00 p. m.
Sept. 11 Caps 8:00p jn
Sept. 12 Tuseola8;00 p. m.
Sopt. 13 Ovnlo 8:00 p. m.
Sept. 14 Ciulon 8:00 p. m.
Sopt. 15 Shop 8:00 p. m.
s Sept. 16 Bradshaw 3:00 p.
Sept. 18 Morkcl 8:00 p. m.
Sopt. 10 Nubln 8:00 p. m.
Sept. 23 Abileno 2:30 p. m
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News Briefs
r Mnrrlngc Licenses
Davo Johnson and Miss Gertie Wad
L. F. Spencer and Miss Florcnco
Christopher
Motor Vehicle License
733.234 Ford Touring John Bag-
Welh Bradshaw. '
Notice
There will bo a missionary pro-
gram at tho Nazareno church 8th and
Chestnut Sunday Sept. 3rd 7:30 p.
m. Watch for program later. Every-
body invited. A. B. Williamson pas-
te
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Big Crano Arrive.
The big crane which is to bo used
In tho paving of Hickory and other
stifcets work on which la to start at
a near dnto arrived In tho city Wed-
nesday and was being put In readlnesj
oy mo .lanes uontracting company
which concern has tho contract for
tho paving of some of the streets
Work will be started first on Hickory
street tho material "for which has
larrlvod in part. Work on paving the
street will start after September 11
tho date set for tho hearing of proper-
ty owners.
Fl&lienucn Numerous
One Would thing that tho spring
of the year is tho time of fJl times
that fishermen heed tbo call of tho
wild but would seem not so. 4'
member of tho Cockrell family who
land Iles'alor.g the west shore otitytle
Lake sajd Wednesday that Jflshor-
men were fairp'jvnrruniwng tljo
place many jMthout thoVfofmallty of
asking porn$rfsslou. "PleuBG state that
we don't jftfnt them oulfcre because
they wowyvus almotrtPsIok"' tho Re-
porterwas asked twstate
m t-
fors frtB wind cot
Bummef complaint
rs Boby Exir. It Is a
s and cffolvo remedy.
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anl
lass Dr
by Mo
rdvcrtunhf:
Mr.
Sin-
has been shmUMrwva N
street since his arrival
is now at 1240 North
telephone 525 advcrtislni
Bison J wlfb
toth Fbuelh
flSio Jlty
SJStli aFot
W-jf &
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Wishes! to lanoujflgjrthoP opening of ' jfr '
offices fci thNgrfrcpmyfon Building '
Res IcphoilOOU-flcc 320 . ' !
ThomWodSon M1N 1 tK UK I uUUDlJ LU.
teie wfeko abilenjeC progressive; store
Studio 1I0 Noluf Mfth Street. J
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Phone 134rTTl40No. 1st St. jr cpj 1BHBW A I
Now Giniirfg f($HTWK
Lot us lin yolr il'stjmlc with our SRIHBHBIHBIRBl llll
new Eif vs ana nmpfoxcA machin- CWHBnllSH 111
cry. Jlest equipped gjti plant in JBMVvlBBBBBBWHBBBBSiiHi llll
west a.xas. 7 gjaMa))gPlpMjjgBB
1 I ! "' "! miUlB" " -Q r Sti-ndart of Compuiioa
The SorJh Bide GinX 1
1 f - I r Buickfeven Passenger Touting- $1435
" mi It v vi ii vim f JHi. Sweecime refinements inimotor. rlin!i tirvtinni . i-t .
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m " 'T1m KT& "c-Bcaigmng nas Drouait imc
. t .rjr . f no iHcnnce ot neaa.ron
AT 'I'll mwT Iwf1 M if peaplon provides a degley
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r w mmmmmmmt vcKuaior a gasoline aou
1 f I f trtfismlssion lock tlcii
ltw Vml Tl'rrhf nniiK 17rri Oimte COT hoWS a CoAJilWK
N . M divhcrc within a thousi
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mm m m. mf m of miiclc Valvc-in-Iieud power om9
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rlfU burffud or timl you noff Ilcrhjq tf stlmtilato 1
io OOujlOa nnd? 1.20. an A purify yMf bowelsF Pries 60a I
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It is built in tho hoacst oIJiimiiLvaU-Wflfnert watWi bullders-Jn
f!rnalext Wat'on Riciv. Thaf'llBnTs.'inS the WiM without M
greater jervjee antl spsfaction thalfanv otlierWYpf horses cajTo
'i with 4 Peter ScliutHeWagon beeaisc it runs so much iglitcr
' e Peter Saituttler Moller Bearing Jv
nm vj easier b)f reSuclng frlctloiAon th9 baarits. JR. Big
i or aie uv
Over Hard
ue5vose
-Chosonjby smart women hoojiuso1 of their style
porrecnesfo dependable qualityind delightful feel
hnvo jnado our FoQlwenr famou with the women
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Now on Display and Sale
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Careful Persona! Selections
-From Gage Brothers
From Elzee
Nationally Known Style Sources
The hat you would like to wear
At the price you would like to pay
You are invited to see them
. "J&ladys" a very gkceful Two
nfncled kid vamp bfcclhrocad
si t..i r '..t. i. .i.
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fuede covered
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o more work
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Improvement.
ware Co.
Telephone Number 68244 Pine Street
At $10.00
A 'beautiful pattorn cuanuR kid vnmp. auartors of
blirok brocaded satin Qfic-Strap turn rioles. ono
5" lalf inch heel. (Ajfo samo typo in black kid
-At 6.50
lf in
Jrany.now styles nnd patterns iir strap effect and
oxiorda to select from. .Visit our store before
making your selection
'A Fit Guaranteed if Left to us'
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of mwm& conifaMmcxceIld. Ahnv
of JlnctivpWRign there Is cowl
BPf ttummaiM. a rear-view mirror a
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"and the traditional nuallH
stability.
ven-passenger touring lahe of fourteen entirely new model
eiy new prices whicifBulck offers for J923
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fourths
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or t0S3 eompruet fourteen modeh:
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