Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 109, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 25, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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Son of Former President Testifies In
Favor of Accused und Relates (iood
Opinion in Which Ricknrd Was
Held by His IVIicr—Gives District
Attorney Slinrn Answer to Question.
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(Associated Press Dispatch.)
New York, March 24—A composite
f account of the purported actions of
j Tex Kickard during the day and early
nlsht OP* last Nov. 12 was given toua?
by half a dozen witnesses called to
establish an alibi for the sports pro-
mater, against, the charge that on that
date he criminally assaulted Sarah
Schoent'eld, 15-ycarolii school girl.
I'pon this charge a supreme cour»
jury is trying Rickurd.
Friends-and business associates of
the promoter testified that he worked
nt Ms office in Madison Square Gar-
den through the afternoon of Nov. 12
and witnessed the Penr.-Dartmouth
football game at the Polo grounds
*th;«t afternoon. Krotn the game, they
eail, he returned to his office, then
vent home for dinner and later visited
the Garden again, remaining there un-
til after 10 o'clotk.
Girl's F.vldenco t'ontrr.dicntcd.
Earlier in the trial Sarah Schoen-
ftkl and her 12 year-old chum, Nellie
Gasko, told the jury they met itiok-
ard at the Gurden about 3 o'clock that
afternoon and that he told them to be
at an apartment house in West 47th
Street that night at 7:30. Goth girls
swore they kept the appointment and
Sarah testified that tiie alleged as-
sault occurred that evening.
l.ate this afternoon and tonight a
Pure Mebane and
Lone Star Cotton Seed
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Corsicana Man
Severely Beaten
by Masked Men
f Associated Pro* Dispatch.)
C'orsicana, Tex., March 24.—WU-
lard Metcalf, 40 years old, was over-
powered last night about 10 o'clock
by a band of five masked men, forced
to enter an automobile at the points
of pistols and taken by them to a
lonely point north of,the .city, where
twenty-five lashes were administered
to him—each member of the band
giving him five lashes with a piece of
rope—it was reported to the police
today.
According to Metcalf's statement,
his hands were tied behind him and
he was tied to a tree. The men said
they "were going to make a man out
of him " he said. They »would not
make him leave town, but wanted him
to "stay here and reform," he de-
clared. He said he knew of no reason
for the flogging, but that his captors
said he had been mingling "with the
wrong class."
N:\ l'crlsh in Fire.
(Associated Press Dispatch)
Portage Laprairle, Manitoba, March
24.—Mr. and Mrs. Max Wat-haft, their
three children and a maid were
burned to death when fire destroyed
the Warhaft home at Amantli, Mani-
toba, north of here, today.
Negligees always have been and
probably always will be the most
fascinating garments of a woman's
wardrobe. They are so delightfully
feminine and so jrenera'ly becom-
ing that no woman calls her ward-
robe complete without several of The new cape effect a. neing
these fascinating accessories. Nip- j quite extensively featured in soma
ligee designers seem to have ex- j of the newest negligees, as illus-
celled themselves this season in ; trated at the right. A less infor-
originality of styling, beauty of i mal type of negligee is shown at
fabric and grace ^f line. 1 the left.
Perfect germi-
quantity, *( 50
1020 grown.
nation. Any
per bushel.
Mail order's given closest
attention. For sale by
I). II. Porter
A. J. Durham
Kelt on Gil ar.d Grain
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numb, r of character witnesses were
called in, among them Krrmlt Roose-
velt, son of the former president;
Denver S. Dickerson, who was gov-
certain certain facts about this action
and oth rs which were being prose-
cuted against Kickard.
Roosevelt said his father told him
Co.
ernor of Nevada when Kickard staged j a great deal about lUekard's life
the Jeffries-Johnson fight at Reno
and who knew the promoter for years
before when Rickard conducted gam-
bling houses and saloons at Goldfield
and Rawhide, Nev., then bustling
mining towns.
Hermit Kooscvelt Aids Kickard.
Hermit Roosevelt was subjected to
strenuous quizzing by the prosecution.
Me said ho first met Kickard in South
I
' America ten years ago and 'hat his
J family and the Richard's had since be-
. come intimate friends.
j Rposevelt oa|j£ that prompted by
! the "intere; t of jus Joe" h • soU'sht to
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ret in comic io.t v.ilh the diMriet at-
torney's office shortly e.'ter Kickard'.
arrest upon (he allegations of Alice
Rue!;, 1 lie sa'.l he v..,:,led to as-
"—and we are a healthy,
happy family now"
— Louis Gingras
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TINC.LINT, with abundant energy, appetites Ivmrty, nerves
strong and steady and their faces radiant with the glow
of perfect health, the entire family of Louis (ringras, 0 Har-
rison Ave, Providence, 11. 1., are an eloquent tribute to the
powers of Tanlac, the greatest family medicine the world iuts
ever known.
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"I've put Tanlac to the t.st four
times right In my own family and it
hasn't failed me once," declared Mr.
Gingras. "My wife, my son arid my
daughter, as well as myself, have all
been built up from a half-sick, run- '< e
down, woi n-out set (if people Into a j ,i\
healthy, happy family brimful of new j from
lifa and energy."
1'.. pri .-v n'.al'ne ef
ease of ('has. 11, V
residing at 12!) l'oil
He nays: "I'lwrv
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ivily Is cii'liusiastk
rlaialy a mi ilielne
N'i'iv York is the
ui Colt's family,
111 Ave., Albany,
member of our
over Tanlac, It's
for all the fam-
tlie Klondike, lie said he had lieard
■.hat Richard's gambling house at
Nome was of "excellent character."
Rex 1! aeli and others told him it was
a place where one got a "square deal,"
he said.
Gives Shar;l Answer.
Assistant District Attorney Peeora
then put many hypothetical questions
to Roosevelt, inquiring what he would
think of a man's character if h knew
11 is pl.'K e at Gold field made $20,.00(1
the lilo't.t it opened and if he knew
diaaolui• women frequeuted the place
and thiii one in Alaska. To one of
tins questions Roo3evelt made this
re ph.:
' I would not think that a man v.ho
l a i;.i ri,I; lions0 v. as »<«• -s. . r i 1;.
of bad charai ter any more than I
would emisid. r that a rm 't who ran a
I'hiir.'h was net •..i',; of good el.ar-
KooMs\elt .s.ud li > always had
hii"\\.i Richard as an "honest, up-
standing" man, and that, he and his
fatlier-in-law were aasoci.it at with the
promoter in the ownership of a coffee
house i:i the Times Square th vitro
disli i, t.
Woaian Shoots At Iiurg'urs.
IAjsuiantnl I'm Olapuicll.)
Houston, Tex., Mardh 24.—A lively
pistol duel took place last night at the
home of J. F. Zinkgral when two white
men attempted to make away with a
bundle of clothes. The men had gath-
ered up their loot and were preparing
to leave when Mrs. Zinkgral discovered
them and opened fire. The robbers
'•'i l-iied but no one was injured.
Classified ads. for Sunday's Tele-
gram must he in office not later than
7 o'clock tonight .to insure proper
classification.
Sodaiicious Is our fresh Strawberry
( ream. American Confectionery.
Bell Ice Cream & Bottling Company
are the only authorized bottlers of
Cherry Blossom in Bell County.
Common Sense
About Eczema
and Eruptions!
Here't Something About S. S.S.
That You'll Be Glad to He*r.
Tou might Just as well know it right
now,—the cause of skin eruptions,
pimples, blackheads, bolls and so on,
is right in the blood. Tlicro is no get-
ting away from it Scieneo has proved
It. We prove It. You can provo It.
When the cause of skin troubles and
eruptions is in the blood. It isn't com-
Cans Seed
Just received another car
good Red Top.
Flour and Feed
Wholesale and Retail
Phone 476
I). B. PORTER
MRS. S. C. 11 A!,I, BITS.
Ileloveil Woman Resident of liilleen
1'asse.s Away.
pa sos
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of living
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And the experifjjee of lliis f :■ ii!>
Is only typical of thn'isainls of cth a
Whose statements are on t:V i.i the
Tanlac offic s. Hardly a il
that does not bring scor
messages of praise from <
of the I'nlted Slates and t' .i
families where mother, lathi-
daughter have all found h
tentment and the joys
through simply taking a
'fa nlac.
Take, for instance, the case of John
Wiihier, 1571 Roosevelt Ave.. Los An-
geles, Calif., who says: "My wife,
myself and little boy are now as
h althy, happy family as you wi'l ever
.si i and it's all due to Tanlac."
(n that of Mrs, John Marquis and
In l' family of .sixteen living in Man-
chester, N. II,, at 2!)2 Belmont St.
She says: "Tanlac has been the only
medicine used in our house for two
years and it has kept every one of the
bixteen here in the best of health."
In Chicago, Frank 15. Richards, of
4 li South Wood St., writes: "We
•uill never be without Tanlac in our
house after the remarkable way It
has built up my wife, my son and
myself to where we are the very pic-
ture of health."
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far-away Canada comes tills
"My little e.ii'l, my son ami
arc all elij.lying splendid
n. v. and Tar.I'ac brought it ail
Mrs. r.ert IKwer, 103. Hast
. Toronto, Ontario.
call Tanlac 'The Family Mcdi
Killeen, Tex., March 24.—Mrs. S.
C. I fall, a member of one of Hell
county's most prominent and substan-
tial families died suddenly at her home
In this city this morning. She had
been in poor health for several months
but her death was unexpected and
was a great shock to this community
Mrs. Hall nlid reached the age of
lifty years. She was a leading mem-
ber of the Methodist church of this j
city and was known for her kindly
deeds and acts. She is survived by
licr husband, two sons, l'owell and
Rawrenee Hall and a number of oilier
relatives.
The funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock with j
interment in the family burial grounds
at the Sugarloat cemetery. Reverend .
Patterson, pastor of the Methodist \
church of this city will conduct the
i ser\ ices.
Personals.
Helton, March 24.—Mr. an 1 Mrs.
Pat Daujfherty are both confined to
their beds, suffering with attacks of
Influenza. i
I.et B. 8. 8. Give Yon An Anglic Skint
mon sense to pimply treat tho skin.
A bottle of S. S. S. will prove to you
what is happening in your blood. S.S.S.
Is a scientific blood cleanser,—-it drives
out tho impurities which cause eczema,
tetter, rash, pimples, boils, blackheads,
blotches and other skin eruptions.
When these impurities are driven out,
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat-
u»fll!y rosy. Your eyes sparkle, yotir
complexion clears, it becomes beau-
tiful. Your face looks like that of a
prosperous, ruddy, well-fed, refined
gentleman, or If you are a woman,
your complexion becomes the real kind
that tho whole world so adnflres. S.S.S.
Is also a powerful body-builder, be-
oause It builds new and more blood-
cells. That's why it fills out sunken
cheeks, bony neeks, thin limbs, help#
regain lost flesh. It costs little ti»
have this happen to you. S. S. S. is
sold at all drug stores, In two sizes.
The larger size Is the more economical
TODA
Robertson,
men, vvom-
iv stale In
: ■ vince of Can-
si e forward and
cine' here in our Virginia home, be-
cans'0 i, restored my mother and sis-
ter to perfect health, jut the same as
it has done rm\" is the -a Va-iastic
stll^'iiir-nt of Mrs. J.
I >•- t\ ille, \ a.
And on through the I
en and eh'hll'c® l'roia
the Union and i . rr
ad i untie: itatin •;'>
1.11 in wolds l'ingin;? with ^'iccr'tx
of tin wonderful benefits of hen,'I
ant! ha;>( ine.s that Tanlac has
brnight into tl'cir homes that were
formerly darkened by the gloom of
sickm -s, suffering find ile. pair.
And sl'ouid yours he one of tho
limnes win re any member of the l,.m
ily Is thin, run down and weakened
from lo s of appeti'e, caused in :adi-
gestion and stomacli trouble*, you
have at your very door the means
that will no doubt bring the sunshine
of vigorous health back Into their
lives and yours, just as it has done in
so many thousands of other eases. Do
not delay. Get a bottle of Tan! ic
from your druggist today. Adv.
40-Hour Week Is
Adopted by Ford
in All Factories
(Ai,3o lcii.Pli'SS Plspntcll )
Detroit, Mich., March 24.—Adop- \
tion of the 40-hour week and a per-
manent polity in all plants of the '
Ford Motor company was announced ■
tonight by Kdsel I'. Ford, president j
of the company, t'nder the new plan i
Hit' factories will be closed on S itur- j
day and Sunday und about 3,000 men!
will be added to the force, The |
change will affect approximately 50,-
OHO employes, who will continue to re-
ceive the minimum $G a day wage.
Classified ads. for ^Sunday's Tele-
gram must he in office not later than
7 o'clock tonight to insure proper :
classification.
If >011 want to be sure you are right
call for Cherry Blossom In the Ik'll
battle. It's some drink.
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Get Acquainted With
Horan's Grocery
You can get acquainted with your appetite in this «ro-
cery store, and you can also get. acquainted with money-
saving prices. To those of approved credit we solicit your
business on a basis of 30 days' credit, free delivery and
prompt, courteous service.
10 lbs. good White Potatoes
25 lbs. fresh ground Corn Meal
2-lb. can Corned Beef Hash. ...
Pint jar Hot Relish
Gallon White Karo Syrup
15 bars Crystal White Soap for.
12 bars Crenie Oil Soap for
(j packages Borax Washing Powder
Sapolio, per cake
Large package Oatmeal
Small Oatmeal, 2 packages for
Libby's Veal Loaf
No. 2 Del Monte Grated Pineapple. . . •
No. 2 can Green Lima Beans
1 can No. 3 Del Monte Melba Halves Peaches..
1 can No. 3 Del Monte Egg Plums
1 can No. 3 All Gold Apricots
Prunes, per pound
Fresh Turnips, Mustard Greens, Kale, Collards, Car-
rots, Radishes, Beets, Green Onions, Spinach, Fresh To-
matoes, Celery, Lettuce, Green Cabbage, Grapefruit, Ap-
ples, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons
Fleiscliman's Yeast, Fat Hens, Mackerel.
Fresh It,ye Bread, Graham Bread. Rolls and Jelly Roll.
Delivery is Free and Prompt. I'se the Phone.
30*
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2 fit
67*
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25*
10c
25*
25c
25c
25 C
20C
$1.00
Horan's Grocery
107 West Avenue F
Phones: 695-690
SPRING TERM
Baylor College
Opens March 24. By entering then and stayiiig_ through
the summer term a girl can still finish two-thirds of a
full year's work. Summer term opens June 7 and closes
August 11, with six weeks' vacation before the opening
of the fall term September 25. Summer Normal opens
June 12. Any kind of a course and any kind of accom-
modations may be secured Finest dormitories and
school buildings in the South, with same entrance re-
quirements as has the University of Texas and same
recognition front the State Department of Education.
In addition to standard courses leading to standard
degrees, we have a full Academy below the college and
all special courses that any girl might desire. Largest
and strongest music department of any college in Ameri-
ca, North or South, having had twenty teachers and five
hundred students in music alone last year. All who are
interested in the spring, summer, or fall terms are urged
to write the college at once. Friends are urged to put
us in touch with those who should be here.
For additional information, write
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Ingram, Charles W. Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 109, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 25, 1922, newspaper, March 25, 1922; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth468867/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.