The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1914 Page: 10 of 10
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therefore favor the destrnctkm
of these useful instruments of I
trade and exchange; but would
have them closely regulated by
law, so that this country would
i never witness a Black Friday,
j caused by the work of the ex-
changes, in which so many peo-
ple’s earnings orumbted into
dust and nothingness, turning]
sane men into maniacs, million-
aires into paupers, and industri-
jous citizens into tramps end vag-
abonds—an experience that has
been repeated time and again in
A FULL Lllfe OF
“DIAMOND EDGE” TOOLS
AND CUTLERY ON HAND
WE WRITE
Old line Insurance
They Pay Losses Without Discount
Car Load of “Nifty" Buggies to Arrive Soso.
Car of Eclipse Mills in All Sixes on the Read.
Banters, Busters, Cultivators, Snakes, and Drag
■arrows, at a Price Which Sell Them. See the Lmtt
JORDAN REALTY COMPANY
The Day Has Come
See our goods and get our prices
before buying your Farm Imple-
ments or Hardware of any kind.
modified forms. They should be
I regulated in such away that
gambling features will be eliml-
nated; because gambling mor-
Tally wrong and because such fic-
sales serve no purpose
. 1 except to inflate or to depress
1 the market at the will and pleas-
ureof the “Inner Circle". j
1 want to apply the aame rule
I to the exchanges that I would to
the ordinary man dr set of men.
If they have anything to sell I
want to *dve tbem the widest
opportunity to want
, it to be a bona-fide transaction
where delivery is contemplated.
In the matter of cotton and
■JCK*-\ \U\ grain exchanges let na apply the
our blue jackets, sunk, destroyed! h^q rule that wt would apply to
and remembered no more. The the ..Ne8ter» broom-
other is need to find a better, eaa- L,! pony. i^be has the pony
ier, and a more economical way I he can sell it, receive it and de-
of feeding and clothing the world Uyer goods. ^ do we want
and is therefore spent to bless I fche bnyer to hedge in oyder to
mankind. It is used in teaching I ttuarantee safety, for himself.
When you need a good
REFRIGERATOR
Hot weather is on us. Don’t suffer during
the summer when you can have plenty of
Ice and Cold Water by only keeping it in a
refrigerator. We have all kinds.
J. B. McCARLEY
PADUCAH
TEXAS
SOUTH SIDE
WE ARE
ANXIOUS FOR
VOUR TRADE
h.« grown to such proportions
We have brand new lot of Art Sqw
Rugs and a new shipment of Furnii
Come and look at our stock.
apd is conducted in such a man-
ner as to become one of the
shames oi this Nation. The hon-
est, efficient representative
courts information, but he wants
it to come from an biased, dis-
interested, untainted source.
Privilege of the floor and cloak
rooms should be taken from all
except members and employees
of the government.
I do not believe in extravagance
either in public or private affairs,
neither do I believe we should be
“penny wise and pound foolish”!
I believe our government should
be econimically administered,
Barron Furniture Cmp’y
(Concluded from page 4)
Vice-President and members of
Congress should take their seats
on the first Monday in December
following their election, in order
that no official perform the du-
ties of his office for an unreason-
able time after his defeat. la
there anything radical about
that?
Pairing of members of Con-
gress should be prohibited ex-
cept when they are absent by
order of the house on govern-
ment business. It is common
knowledge that our representa-
tives are so derelict—or negli-
gent, if you please—that at times
a quorum cannot be obtained to
transact the ordinary business of
the government. The humilat-
ing news comes to us that war-
rants of arrest have been issued
for members to force their at-
tendance.
the necessaries and comforts of
life. I want to conserve our nat-
ural resources; but a thousand
times more 1 want to conserve
the manhood, womanhood and
childhood of this country. Give
us this and the distress crv of
“God save the people” will be
heard no more, and the blood and
life of every able bodied man will
stand as a guarantee against tbe
encroachment of the “Huns and
Vandals”, from without or fiom
within. (Continued applause.)
and advancing scientific agricul-
ture—the greatest, most neces-l
sary and most valuable of our in-
dustries. It has demonstrated
that two and one-half bales of
cotton can be produced on one
acre of land. It has grown two
hundred thirty bushels of corn
per acre. It has shown us how
to conserve and build the soil.
1 It has taught us how to prepare,
plant and harvest the different
tbe most economical
good to the greatest number .
Applying the latter principal, I
would have no hesitancy in say-
ing that I would favor liberal ap-
propriations for the useful and
necessary public building, im-
provement of highways, develop-
ment of waterways, experiment
station for breeding, feeding,
sanitation and care of live stock,
•nd also liberal appropriations
for the continuance and enlarge-
ment of the Farmers’ Co-opera-
tive Demonstration Work. The
last mentioned article has at
times been severely criticised by
a few honest, well meaning peo-
ple, but that the benefits will out-
weigh the errors none will deny.
A first-class battle-ship costs
about ten million dollafs Will
any be heard to say that tbe same
crops
way. WBKBBBBBBMBBi
Yon cannot give to the produc-
er a marketing system that will
bring the best of results until
this government successfully
prohibits gambling in the pro
ducts of aoil.BHHHBHBEfiH
A Member of Federal Re.
serve Association
The First National Bank of
this city is now a member oftbe
Federal Reserve Association,
having subscribed stock in the
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank.
The law requires each Nation-
al Bank to subscribe to anf amount
equal to six per cent of its capi-
tal and surplus. The pro rata
of the First National is $4,500.00,
being six per oehtof its capital
and surplus of $75,000.00.
^^^^A sad commentary
nponthe punctuality, efficiency
and stickability of the Washing-
type of statesmen. I am one of
those who believe that if a man
I have no doubt
bat what exchanges serve a good
purpose by fornishing a meeting
place for tbe buyer and seller,
whether it be in the product of
the farm or in the stocks and
bonds of the commercial indus-
tries of the country. I would not
town or country. I want labor,
whether organized or unorganiz-
ed to receive a just share of the
fruits of its toil. I want the
honest dollar, honestly invested,
protected by law and shielded by
public opinion. I want indust-
rial accidents reduced and pro-
visions made for the~unfortunate.
I want an eight-hour law for all.
I want motherhood glorified
and childhood protected. I want
pure, sanitary food for tbe rich
and the poor. I want to obliter-
ate special privileges and en-
courage opportunity. I want a
land of homes surrounded by
Started Sixteen to Pen
Capt. McDonald came in Sat-
urday and said the federal court
at Fort Worth had been having a.
lively time of it that week, and
that sixteen men had been start-
ed to the pen that day.—Quanah
Tribune-Chief.
To conduct a business without
advertising is like trying to eat
without food.
THIJfK. TODAyi
ABOUT SAVIftG FOB TOMORROW I
This is good advice. It means
old age will not find yon in desti-
tute circumstances.
The best way to cultivate a
Saving Habit is by starting a Bank
Account. An acconntis a stimulus
to saving. One naturally likes to
see it grow larger, and will save the
nickels and dimes instead of reck,
lesaly spending them. Start an
Aceomt Today. '
The
First Rational
TkinK.
classes, bntbecause be has bad
no opportunity.
We have lagged far behind the
countries ip <ttr attention to, the
rural population. Rural credit
systems, witbtbe farmers well
prganl*fcMi*v4 wrought wonders
in that |M’ away land, and I be-
lieve snob a system can be Amer-
icanised and be made to accom-
plish wonders here. God knows
the iaraexsof this country work
hard fPWVfe yet they cannot ac-
of Paducah
Cufel Surplus HUM*
pfidend funde to aur-
melves with the nec-
llfe. 1 am one of
who believe if a man
■d, economizes, and
I World the best there!
be is entitled to the
y that will enable him
kbensifeseariei of' life-
some of the' comforts
This Rank Solicits your account; <)
small, and promises every accommo-
dation Consistent with Sombd
\ *1
iBank‘"*l .. 1
T C. PHILLIPS, Prel
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Carlock, E. A. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1914, newspaper, April 23, 1914; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth720498/m1/10/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.