The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1914 Page: 8 of 10
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SEE US BIFOBE BUYING
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Your jewelry. We ;;
m'
have a very complete ;;
line of rings, chains, •;
watches, pins, or any*- } ’
d -fj I
tiling you may need, * ;
JEWELRY!
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MEXICO.
Regular Correspondence.
July 17th.—J. W. Kite was in Co-
manche Wednesday.
Bert Hayes was shopping In Dub-
lin Wednesday
John Carr was called to town on
business Saturday
A good rain would be very bene-
ficial to the farmers.
Mrs. Nash is spending the week
"With her sister In Dublin.
Tom Waldrup of near tlustlue Is
■visiting relatives here tills week.
Mark Ruth of near Stephenvlll,. vis-
ited relatives near Mexico last week
Several of the young people have
been attending the meeting at Proctor
this week
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COW CMH,
Regular Correspondence.
July 15th.—Health not so good here.
Preaching Sunday night wait well
attended
A good rain would be beneficial to
the growing crops.
Miss Resale Williamson is suffering
with the mumps this week.
Singing Sunday evening was a suc-
cess aid! the class did some excellent
slngpeg.
A number from our community at-
tended the Green a creek picnic Thurs-
day of last week.
A number of the young people en-
joyed a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
II It Smith Sunday
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DUBLIN, TSXAS.
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LIVE 0\k.
Re*ulnr CorreMpoudeno*
July 1 ;>fh VV.* an- having
weather
Mrs. Malts** Humphries is on
»i< k Hat this 'A .-»*k
Rev Shelhv ti!)»*il his appointnifii
at this pla<«' Surnlav
Mrs, ( i VVi-si of Warn in fh«*
this eommutiit\ hist w.-.-k
John St Hit :ial l left last Moiulai f«»r
•Oklahoma f<»r the hriieflt of his heuilli
Mr .m l Mrs loo Kirklin in<l M
anj Mrs. IroHi-inl Wainoii wont tlshi
on the 1 a ' > 11, r u * * s i 1. i >
The fain; in-s of ! \ I'n* . .m l K J
jgar Hayes vihG«mJ Mr ami 'Ms \
Sit>an hi I'miivn Surnlav
Mr K. jNorth* ‘jtt. who has !.»**** n d!
HIM W
Regular Correapondenee.
July lath Several from here a<-
temied the Green p creek picnic.
Several from here attended court at
Ste p h en v 11 le M onday
The Farmers Mocked By Peanut
Politicians—Good Laws Never
Made By Mad Men, Nor
Wisely Administered in a
Spirit ol Partisan Strife.
to the Unton in an effort to
tule the farmers of Texas.
I want to say to these peanut poH- • ■
| ticians—-heware—the farmers of , i
j Texas will not he mocked. The ’’
j litrhtninjs flashes of discontent ;;
I light the western horizon, the dis- ..
j taut thunder of retrilninon rolls,
! and the storm-tossexl clouds
j seethe and hoi! with vengeance
of the men who how their hacks
j carrying the burdens of civiliza-
j tion, and the vvratli of a half mil-
lion fanners will sweep from
j public counsel those responsible
tor such conduct.
i Our Legislative Opportunifien.
1 "
[ We have had some things to
Kurt Worth, Tex—We make say to the pulpit politicians. We
no pretense of knowing how to J join in the ^repeated sugge>
BOTTOM PRICES)
Give us a call.
, , , , tion that a preacher has as much
Jo, Uttte of Dublin visit,d his par- play politic*, hut we know how , • Jn politica| braw|s as a sa
1,ot attended *° a,ul •»,V,-vin« loon keeper, and vve also admit
th„ church at Dublin Saturday «" the Present situation, we think that he has as much right to
Visa Carrie Pain of near Dublin via- the farmers of Texas need cheap , tango as anyone else, but we
would rather he would not do so.
Ilt*«i h»*r Hint
W*•*• k
M r Tom ltn»\% n
Mrn Jim ShuyltT this
money far more than they need 1
and daughter Miss ^If-app.dtttc.l political saviors; a
,-t r»* \ i h i f in is relative
Nina, or iMiMm
.it f!ii* plact*
Mr it it 11 M r 8 K»1 1\ irks of I >«*rtil**monn
v;mir♦ • *i Th»*ir p.irr iilrt at thin i*l;»cc Sa*
urtl.tv . i :.. I Snmia.'
system of rural credits much
more than government spies pry-
ing into our affairs, and a better
marketing system is needed much
Snow of Gowns free* mote than political inquisitions.
M : -i !
1,1,1 s:sl"' 'lr- M'rrar'- "f Taken M„g] the politicians have
'!V\ is, i ih11»• ij Mrs H H Gannon Mon-
,i» a. rrttulr -•!
Jay la»t, week
\ uunilx'r ;
picnic at ljr»*«*i
All report an
The profit-
at PiIh pl.t. • i
<»il!»r**.if h I
’ 111 ki rtV* 1 W d ! Mi
iiuprov me
1 - I *«• a r f• n 1■ , |
[ MON 0|{0> E .
((•‘HiJ.ir i*t»rri'Hp.*n<1 n
mi'pl i*u?
n u\ e v
ite*iilar v '«»rr»'rtpoinlt'io **
Inly 1 ;»t i Vv.v .iff '!.tvi:i*
•warm weather
Mirth I *»*<>] it Ni'llllS S . >•[ V ysl
typhoid fc*vt*r
Prof VVruoa ;« '*<i hme t
JK'btH.)! at thtrt plat’*1
y irt.s Addle .Jones of i»Mrttm<
Piirvej* visitor Samrd.tv iHKh>
Krtu**I rumlMe and Lion as L.
tied in Him Tuesday me it
St'verai from here .UN-nded ’
iibhow at Dublin Saturd.iv m^ii'
Joe Hailey I’umb i»- i* .** u ft * • r.. e v» • \
much tins week with an injured haul
A new baby arrived at :h.> home
Mr and Mrs Lomov W :i,*. nunt iaM
week.
.Hunurday and Suudav a.<* our re,*.-i
d
Minn Lilian
* if f.'lirt < r* * k
Mrs
it thi-i place
Mr tnd Mrs
n • r Smi'l.o
Mr and M *
borne folk.** Sunday
Mr and Mrs Krn* 8t Lreei; ar
i1 ■ o’ id parent 8 of a new bo>
Nl'.rtrt t'ailie Havne \'rtit*‘*l M rs f’o'.
Slmvler of Hunvan lartt week
S» • \ *•r 11 Toni this place attended t ‘*
i Men if at Green* t’reck Thursday
The h 1M 1M n was well attended ;•
'in* borne of Moot Mary Seamnn Sun
dav night
E!»\\ El ILL.
Regular rorreapondence
Jillv I .th H*‘ait h v ery «o*»d
! !> White returtU'd from Gurttlm*
Tu**8da v
Th«’ farmer* an* \**rv Stiav laving
day**
h*.r meeting
ctoort h
Grandpa and Grandtna Han*
Winltln^ their laiiKhiv Mm ILmisi
In Mexico
Tire ftlntfinji; wa* well nMcivln! b
Sunday There w- r*- plenfv >"
Inn aad dinner
J. 7. IJcett * tioijH.' aumh
llonday niKht. but ■*.»•* ,m*
fore mm h >lamag> a t« Ion*
\1ar»h,lil t'arraw md M
’W(WMtjt*>n»erv wen- lb irricj
day eveniriij Res i m
ifttiug.
George Poundn and M-g
Dunlap wer** married r
the larlde w parent# Sunda
N«»\ Eim St* w.ti ‘ T ..e
pop*
Mi** I \ a t’urrter wa* nhoppin^ 'n
k are Dublin Tu«'*nl.tv
■ i # 111 John turrle? ai.it fatnilv of ILtAffe
vi8it*-vl per*' Sandav
Se v era! from ttii* «,ommiinlt\ at
tiled rtiiuc;-!*: at Rurve# Sunday
Mr am! Mr* Terrill Hm an of Carl
e \ noted ri'!aio»'H here Saturday and
I :«!.* '
\ n *• <*: .w*-' v;-sited th if* Meet ion
W.tH it 1» p r e -
:>*■? • er
I A **•:r-1
H4HOOI lllll
Ucaul'HT * Wl^pullilfll. e
July l »th T < Slab'
th#en ijulte *hk. * >»t>m
t'harlLe and Waiter \
lr» thibltn Friday
Aahlcy Mooro spent Sunday
Waiter Crawford
* Lillian Corbel! attended Kinging
Bunday Wft«rn >on
V11** Bird Christian span' S>:
with vt:aa Klsion
Mta» (I rM'.e Hmid^l] spout * VIo
aa’lKhft with Ml«* Hazel FCltffon
T OBUfih' Well* of i Me Artati I Hotn»-
ViafY^d friend* here Sunday
Ml*?* Mae William* spent
ti ifji.y w ft h \| in* \ n n i e Gate
Dst«»! After **f ljOwell spent Sun
day wHh Jim Seoft and family
’Urthtlf Redden visited relatives a:
Vluttkabnv Huturday and Sunday
S?eph*M * hit* Ix’pun
• <’«:*1«-ni e « h;< h will b« corn
a short time
■ The alwive eorrripondetv
! her head*’1 signed but
H Oilr reguUr « .»rr•'
■e * • T l 1 elope* In 'he abseil**'
nforinaMon we are guessing ;t
K*ln.i )l!!i I
» !-e. ao*«- >* * h»
« < ‘ - •’#;•« >11*1 »’T; t
rr> **jw*nd< n'* stiould always
d cr; t heir Jems Evdltor i
our guess i* wrong
information whi.h
failed to give II*
been .ible t, master the farmers
an 1 all nthcr lines of industry,
but united, vve can put the death-
rattle in the throat of the dema-
gogues W e ffo not think that
isi11ou state government should use its
p.iwci in diauing a daik curtain
of suspicion between the farmers
and the lui'-mess men; vve believe
o> opcrati'Ui a better policv
SI........ up business never made
a small citv great nor a rich state
1 in her. and no citizen should be
compelled to apologize for tTte
conduct of any state official. It
i-. well for all good citizen-, to
pause and mqtnie it vve are not
approaching political anar.hv
lias Russia much the best ot
us on political persecutions, in
quisitii>ns and ilicnt'ird m-HIT
We want to call the attention
of the phblic to the position taken
by the IWrpicr-' Wnioi) at the be
ginning of this campaign in a'k
mg that the liquor question he
eliminated from consideraton,
and vve point to the present in-
flamed Gate of public mind as
evidence of the wi-dom of our
course —
W e thought-that inasmuch as
le-- than one per cent of our
population suffered from the ev.l
influences of liquor, the ninety
and nine were euiitled t > consid-
eration m ibis campaign; that as
three Uuirths of mir territory was
aheadv drv. and the remaining
sections have an opportunity to
vote liquor out it they care to <1<>
scT that one state administration
of rest an issue which con-
stitut. - less than J*v£ PCr
<>f the lit, of the state
re. eo’PcI pel . ent of public at
tentniii tor the past tvvcntv years,
\votild be fair and just. We have
Ticvci dismissed the merits of the
controversy, and on that phase
We think a political bishop can
turkey-trot in the name of Chris
tianity as consistcntlv as he can
enter into a mud-sin ■ mg politi-
cal contest to the disgi.ue of bis
church. Our only concern lias
been to keep the ministry on a
high plane where it merits the
re-pect of the layrneu and the
confidence of the public.
We think the next legislature
can and should open the gate to
a new world I hat it should chal-
lenge nature to dml -c her min-
eral wealth; summon the soil t-
produce mote abundantly and
i <mmand the wheel- ■ t industry
1 i spm more rapid!. With such
a task before it vve hchcv,il the
legislative mind should he Deed
from prejudice and hate, and vve
still think so
\\ c farm with a hoe and not
with a pen, but vve wish wc could
form g ddtn sentences that call
f a t!i the best thete is in men
lu . lo-mg vv e want to again ap-
YOU WILL BE REPAID
It is always a pleasure to show our goods, for we !!
know they will he appreciated!
A new stock, new and up-to-date, just received
and more coming. Drop in and see us.
QUEEN B ROTH ERS
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
Successors to (J. G. McCord.
nr BUN - - -.....- TEXAS ;;
HAITI t\I> SAYin DOMINGO
MIST MhNII At tAS
ASTUBS IN FAMILY OF VHULL
SONS At IKK MANES TROUBLE
peal to the farmci- for unity.
United We Stand—
j^ri, -
1, there is a new rura
t'ncl, Sam's pollci-ineii . mumn si, A chance remark dropped by ht8
7(Ml strung, armed anil equipped for I sons' wife has resulted In William
serious business, are to be thrown Into ( Waldorf Astor, who renounced the
Haiti and Santo Domingo to restore or- t'nited States to become a ltritlsh Buil-
der The t'nited Slates will no longer Jeet, abandoning his efforts to obtain
tolerate the reign of anarchy now a British tide and brought about a
prevalent there. breach between father and son which
At tiie request of the slate depart- may mean the disinheritance of Wal-
meni, the navy |« rushing the detach-! dorf Astor, according to a Izvndon
m,nt to Guantanamo. From there they dispatch.
will be rushed to Haiti and Santo Do- Back of the announcement of Ast-
mliiRo, a day's sailing, unless condi- or's Intention to sell tile Observer and
lions are improved. Pall Mall Gazette, according to the
Conditions In both republics have story, is a family quarrel. The troub-
l'd! going from bad to worse f ir le started, it was said, as the result of
weeks Both are torn by revolution, a remark by Mrs. Waldorf Astor con-
Both are bankrupt and foreign nations corning the elder Astor's control of bla
are threatening; drastic measures un-j "money bags " Mrs. Astor was Mrg,
less there Is an Immediate change. Nanny Langhoren Shaw before her
The t'nited States lias tried for second marriage in 1906. The elder
months to reconcile the warring ,l<; Aslor heard the remark and In the
nienta. breach that followed between father
P
the latter took bis wife's
____ France and Germany have forced And son
1 niteil, tuere is a fAdW rural (be hand of the t'nllnd States In Santo1 side.
riv ilii atnm rising in the eastern Domingo. Both nations are large cred-j -
linrtzoti, lighting the liv es and lion and information received hull- T TO BE POLICEWOMAX
cheering the hearts oi a million cites that to force payment they con-i REDUCED TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS
farmers, and its warm rays are 'empiut, seize of customs houses
inching the shackles that enslave
the t< ditug masses T his great
orb of opportunity sparkles like
n new-born world as it lights
new-found pathways of prosper
it v. and the buds'of hope burst
into the jov of home ownership
mid gladden human life with the perpetuate It
rich blooms of power and sled men
luster upon the bruits of the pool
as the skyline of industry ex-
pands, revealing a new hemis-
phere of human endeavor. ■»
ti-aJ ot the subject vve have nothing
to sav
k< g.
.ini
'.er:
Hit.IIL VN It.
< <>rre«pon<1en( e
; i; Jim Them a -
In aii|>f.>-.ing
Jan Talma*, who has :>
* .in., time i* i nt proving
K.I a in i iou*„ attended
at Ui.riiian rflSteriiay
"rs I U itlpjM.pi, \ tailed
Will;i- it.-sa of i1 as.n Vionda.v
* tiff Mid lace| „f Unglevlll* attend-
ed elmreb at Round Grov • Sunday
Th, Htgtiland baMball t«am went to
DuMin last Wednesday to play ha!!
—Divided Wc Fall.
Divided, vve face a world of
hopeless gloom and bondage sad-
dened with the dawn of each new
T, v'V, dav d the ,cytxh|ug raw of drrie
And has • ,,tff lives aTld ^jistyr oppyt-
.........." tunity, or indifferene'e, r?sin^"like
an impossible mountStfl, henii US
in juts of helplessness. Fo\V?T
decays and fills the air with its
stench Hope dries up, and the
atmosphere is tilled with the
blinding ashes of failure. Tur_-
nioil, like a wreath of adders,
crawls around our efforts and
Slings u> into insensibility, while
the iron moan of unrest echoes
through the corridors of our
effijjfv’ lives^ —
Will the farment of Tc.n»s ral-
Determlned to be a Chicago police-
lust .\ow this Is to bo aecomplisliei, j woman, one candidate for the civil Ber-
lin on, knows j vice teat reduced her weight 25 pounds
President Bordas is In the north, | in flvp davg Tlle outside weight al-
flghting the main revolution. But lowed is ISO pounds. This candidate
there ar, at least three others gaining reduced from 22f> to 200 pounds by
strength every day, and it seems eer- aucklng tee and lemon peel instead
tain that all that can be done is to of "ot eating, and by taking vigorous
recognize one of Hie factions and then exercise, she told the civil service
by American guns and commissioners.
"Give me five days more,” she
The Haitian situation is about the Pleaded when told that the extra
same. The present government Is soltwen,v Pounds she carried still would
weak it has been unable to collect cus-; •>ar" ^1Pr' 1 he chance was granted
toms Th, foreign creditors are press-1 *lor
inn, and to keep them from applying! • don 1 *'a* or drink except a 1 It—
forcible means of collecting th, eta'" tlp "a,*>r ,0 ke,,P throat, from
department will have to throw its own i Parching." she exclaimed. "For dln-
jiollce force into the country j n*‘t* lagt night, I had a piece of ice
---------------- the size of a walnut, half a slice of
U't the Progress do your printing, lemon peel and a swallow of water."
Pavlm Beevch Suits
, Mr and 'frs Will Trice and f.mi-
Mr flew Kteth visited Mr Brc. !, „f UnglevHU visited Mr and Mrs
.1 A Aandoer Msadav
I!.-. H.tisb-r ruled his r.-aular ap-
pointment at 111, n,w e till ref, from
Friday until Sunday night
I.lttlc Mary B,li Denman
and family at Desdetnona Sunday
Mrs. Lector Horn of Howard, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. < v
#3*t»n.
Mr. and Vlr.i it I. Wad, sjient Sun- ^
The Penalty of Strife.
I ■* -*• wn- ■ %
( W f d" not believ e the insan?
ahould remain in jail, a half mil
| bon JJidjwrv rovk their halves in
poverty, anj a tfuartrr of a mil-
JO, DU boji U-nant farmers Aug like birds
before a storm, while tits politi* , . . . ...
M Jean DC lighting themselves into j ,v armmd the l mon or will they
MUnee^t* the ques- ' .wr,t'J "1
ti.TT snd we haTe po apology to ‘T a ff 7
offer h our position"xWe leave : -Vh,19 t.he ‘lfa<1 se;‘ hfBV.
ft for ,he sov.mgn citi^of tills , ^St,n-V,?t ' 1C cou,,t "f ,,1C ^
state Jo cMcTfffrw a, the polls 1 *811—^5?^-
July 2;th vciicthcr will flimi- | ^ Lewis, President,
nate this qnesfAyin frot/f tonnleN ' ^c'ef Radford. Ex-President,
a tion of the next' legislature ! Tfxas Farmers’ Educational and
Wc believe that m>c.„ren wW L'nl™'
j'l.ii c* painotum abovj? pji/ttsan
Clecvned and
Pressed the
Right Way
85c
UlHHVND htoi.k, aaikk Hill, * I
UOLIt’E A EL PKKI’l.tihlll
HffJKT* ",1 .......* ”” * ........"'"hT.TiI'. V«'
r- ™1 | man, and tbetr famlUe* (bln »,,k
dohn M'»d* and lake UhrtctUn »(•' Grave* it..** Krn,*! and u»»i- »o,, lr • , ----. " .............. ,, . . , , ,
nrn,»! and o*»»i, Hip- |,r,,f!U|(|e (o vve|fafe nf police say. iMu she ha* hidden ,
i, 1 , 1000 in cash adwf Jewelry, alleged to
ti*ipl.tig fbr«»ti the i»rs« grain cron II Is a la-ct as old - -
B. P. WORD
pfi^ne 111
regard its continuation ' ',r* 1 E- Graven, who, fhw
tended singing at
afternoon
Mchottl mil Sunday j pome are at the Row* ranch this w,,k
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D Mmir, 11tie.tr parent*, Mr and Mrs VVai
Mrs. It W Wilson of .lohnsville p*tn« aed other relatives here
apteMr -Ake past week wtfh bar (laugh - j Mr* Arthur, who ha* been III
.1. It#|- MWk MJ.-H. Morrill
E( i {>
nt \>w Orktftim a«4 a t»*^VEGloUi char-
Don was never wisely administer- ; aefer
rd in a spirit of partisan strife. ! Her husband, (‘baric* CruVdn, «raa
This rainjiaigtt has maddened killed in a fight with detaeMVdk near i | J
GREATEST ANNUAL EVENT!
~ . v.Ta»aai
: Emfb & Comanche
............—irr.*n^,rsr:,r! zzrj&m ex-uwfederate
II a m Monday rooming, at the
—m Iftrrtie am* Martha, spent Astfueday1 home of her son. Jim Arthur, near
UTr*. «. W Anderson
lone*’ achirol house Rev, Ray* ron-
Totaiate CTbrAstian and wife of iatb- ducted funeral aaryfanra at th« tmiu<-
toPck aarw Vdstrtn* the former » parrot*.
MM.’J. H Christian
- MlBaas Myrtle Moore. Hazel Klsfcm.
Chrtsftan spent Saturday
•M Mtea Idzzle Slat yen
Myrtle Crawford and »l*ter
•pant Sunday afternoon
a and Georgia Hare
Preston Edmund
the-’at aging Sun-
J. D. Moore
for nin-
th «• next morning, after which the body
*»« laid to rest at the noon hour In
Bound Grove cemetery, AV, extend
sympathy to the bereaved fatuity
fhe Baptist church at Round Grove
celebrated their anniversary Sunday,
Which ha* been their custom every
year on the second Sunday in July,
aince the organization of the church,
■tore than forty years ago. Rev O
R. Bona preached the regular Mat.
raraary sermon and dwelt at tangth
ptf fv rostrum hell wintf with -! v*n ,,nrf * companion on ohars.V .*!< ;
j train robbery and *»fc blowing wh-ro
fife sml has hurled a departmMM ,K>,h ,h* •r«,r<’ Nillwl
of state into the ftirv of partfkhsiVI hoenrdlng to representatives of a,
strife Is i* not time to call m ***** *'<lcd In ih, ar-|
halt ?
RE-UNION
, rest of the 20-year-old widow, they
V -and- . „ . .t%;,
OLD SETTLERS MEET
. .... -i bad watched her movement* In Atlanta
It nukes political h vj r<«e»i<e* j for aeveral days, hoping she would ro-
of many statesmen, arul msinegra ! vaal ihe hiding plane of fha money an I
fitirem of many men; it makes (Jnwelry Mo ia supposed to have bur-
weak leadership jKutsihle; it fothla itvd- 8b* hnrlad this near ftavaanah,*
the air with fanatatism and in i ®**‘ ********** *** *** MM thoai. Mw
Mill Rt.4-54?
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to a maaaaga agon event* that bar* transpired and thrive and
Tu«MUy
if — Thursday — Friday ;!
®f bid that aaly » rsry tew isrsim that ara 4t* hjrdm-head
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