Palestine Daily Herald. (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 16, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 30, 1911 Page: 1 of 6
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DAILY
PALESTINE. TEXAS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 30, 1911
15 CTS. A WEI
Mr, Lighttoot May
Go Into the Courts
Storm Developing
In the Middle Gulf
In Men
Stiff ai
❖ (By Associated Press.) •>
❖ Austin, Texas, Aug. 30.—It ♦>
❖ is reported that Attorney Gen- ♦>
❖ era-1 Lightfoot is considering a ♦>
❖ court test of the governor’s •>'
❖ veto of that part of the appro- ❖
❖ priation bill affecting Light- ,♦>
❖ foot’s department. Nothing of- •>
❖ flcial has been given out. „ •>
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❖ ❖ <* ❖ ♦> ❖
❖ ' (By Associated Press.) ,
*> Ney Orleans, La., Aug. 30^~
❖ The local weather bureau sis-
*♦* sued a warning this morning' to
•> . Texas and Louisiana coast
❖ points that .a storm is appar-
♦> ently developing in the mi<Mle
gulf' and-.that small- craft
❖ should be cautious.
n Display
IXTEEN YEAR OLD WIRELESS
OPERATOR DOES GOOD WORK
DURING STORM OFF CHARLES-
TON, 80UTH CAROLINA.
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
NORTHERN OFFICE MEN HAVE
SIGNED UP TO GO TO HOUSTON
SATURDAY MORNING.
Soft Hats and Dkbies
worn by the mao who wants more
style and quality at the right price
$3.00 and $2.00
Sold by first class dealers only.
V “MAXIM” in a hat
guarantees satisfaction, f
The styles are varied
and snappy, and the
coloring; the very la-
17 Associated Prese.
Charleston,* S. C.‘, Aug. 30.—Six-
\ t sen year oldi Wireless Operator
iMEhessley safed the, lives of twelve
r t issengers and forty-four of the crew
| o’ the liner Lexington when the boat
p grounded head-on in the sands off
[ t untington Island during Monday's
Marching orders were received by
the heads of the departments of ■ the
International and Great Northern rail-
road general offices today to have
everything packed and ready to move
Saturday, via special train, going to
Houston. Practically all office men
have signed up to go.
It is learned that orders have al-
leady been given for several freight
cars to be set out at the general of:
flee building, and packing operations
lire now under way in all departments.
It is now estimated that approxi-
mately 250 men will go to Houston as
l*art of this move when the train
rolls out Saturday.
By Associated Press.
Washington,- D C., Aug. 30 —Be-
cause for twq days no signs of life
had. been seen around the home of
Representative Martin Dies of Texas,
at Mount Ranier, Md., Justice of the
Peace Joyce yesterday broke into the
house to investigate. Nobody was at
home,
Houston; Texas, Aug. 30.—Nothing
is known here of conditions reported
! from Beaumont that federal deputies
j are going through the lumber towns
j of Texas and Louisiana where timber-
men are on strike to prevent violence.
United States District Attorney Dan-
iels said he knows no reason for send-
ing deputies to those districts now.
B. FLANAGAN
Clothier, Furnisher end
Curiosity appears "to have
been aroused by Mrs. Dies telling
some one that her husband was ill in
bed. In Washington the affair was
not taken seriously^ It is, believed
ci aw heard and came to the rescue.
Two.firemen were reported burned to
, d< tath when the Lexington grounded.
1 T iree times water completely covered
State Rested Case.
Chesterfield Court House, Va., Aug.
SO.'—The prosecution rested its case
in the Henry Clay Beattie case for
wife murder and the defense began its
testimony today.
Monster Mass Meeting.
All union labor employed by the In-
ternational and Great Northern rail-
road in this city participated in * a
mass meeting in the Knights bf
Pythias Hall last evening, and tlje
lra.ll was filled with those who desired
to have a voice in the proceedings.
The meeting was held for the purpose
of discussing the losses accruing to
the employes from the removal of the
railroad offices from this city, and for
the purpose of appointing a commit-
tee to present their views to Presi-
dent T. J. Freeman in an effort to
retain the headquarters here. Many
of those present took part in the dis-
cussion. J
After discussion of thg^srQOOSitimL
a motion was made and carried tha*
a committee of seven be elected to
confer with Judge Freeman. Commu-
nication with this gentleman was at-
tempted today, but information was
telegraphed the committee that Judge
Freeman had departed for Colorado
Among other things it was reported
at this meeting that 390 men, partici-
pating in* this mass meeting, and
others who will be affected by the
move, have taxablp property values in
Palestine of $581,000. And the move
will mean sacrifice of much of this
property.
The committee of seven to confer
with Judge Freeman are: E. M.
Ware, representing the caripen; R. C.
Dunlap, firgmen; W. M. Dellis, metal
trades; Jno. D. Grigsby, railroad
clerks; W. F. Converse, engineers;
tl e decks of the boat
With
Are Safe When Left
Herald want ad a. bring results.
The Non-Interest Bearing and Unsecured De-
posits of this Bank are protected by the State
Bank Guaranty Fund, and the following well
known stockholders direct its affaire:
T. M. CAMPBELL J. R. COOK
P. W. EZELL EUGENE FORE
< G. E. DILLEY J. E. ANGLY
W. B. FLANAGAN
By Associated Press.
Belton, Texas, Aug. 30.—In a street
duel here-at noon today between Dr.
Flewellen, his son, Fred, and Pete
Wilson on one side, and Wylie Fisher
apd Gene Smith of Temple and Jesse
Blankenship of Rogers on the other,
R**ggr»s shot twice, dying in a
The duey was the culmi-
Ljauonof an old tronfle.
i Roy all National Bank
*Wte respectfully solicit and will highly appreci-
ate your patronage. •
l '■ v-r h% - ■n-.i-jrr-'" Jap
J & J. ff. Jtngty, CamMar,
THE GUARANTY STATE BANK
Of Rateetiae,
With a Combined Capital and Surplus of
9340,000.00
And VVitb Total Resources of More Than
§800,000,00
Tarrytown, N. Y., Aug. 30.—Seefr
ing even closer seclusion for his man-
sion at Pocantio Hills, John D. Rock-
efeller is having a thousand, foot tun-
nel dug from his kitchen tojfthe near;
Offers to Patrons all the Accommodations
Consistent With Safe and Prudent Banking
This fact will be more clearly demonstrat
by calling at our store and getting a 25c
bar of toilet soap for 10c. Only two
bars to a person. We are doing
this just to see bow many
people r& id this ad.
Remember Us Wit h Your Drug Wants
STORES WILL CLOSE FOR
LABOR DAY.
By agreement of the Retail
Merchants’ Association the
stores of the city will be closed
all day Monday, September
4th, Labor Day. Shoppers are
requested to take notice of this
fact, and adjust their business
to conform.
r MEAT
AND FOOD
CHOPPER
Motley Druig Co,
This Mark
is an
Absolute Guarani
of Perfection
Many so called food chopp<
est public road, where delivery wag-
ons must hereafter deliver goods in-
tended for the home. The tuffnel will
cost thousands of dollars, and will be
drive
—Fifteen men were killed “'outright
and fifteen others were probably fa-
tally injured today in a collapse of a
bridge which was under construction
across a deep gorge at Bruil,
here. ,
large enough for wagons to
through.
.. »ers are
not choppers at all — they tear and
crush the food into a mass — and, K
unfortunately, there is no way of
knowing this until it is too late.
But here is a food chopper that ®
cuts. You can readily identify it by l|
die trade mark and you know if it ™
is not^atisfactory your money will
be refunded. (
Tq be sure of the food cutter that cuts,
near
Elkhart Votes 50
Cent School Tax
SHOAF BELIEVES HIS
SON WA*S KIDNAPED
By Associated Press. ^
San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 30.—Geo.
C. Shoaf, former chief of detectives
j here, who is in Los Angeles 9earch-
, ing for his missing son, wlred^ last
| Light that he believes the boy was
(kidnaped, and is now held a prisoner
I in Mexico. The son was a corres-
pondent for "Appeal to Reason,” a
! socialist publication.
We are receiving and opening every
day new goods for Fall and Wibter
and you may depend upon it they
are thq newest and snspplsst
the market affords. We always
buy the latest amd best for men.
When you buy it from us you know
it is the correct thing, and that there
is nothing better.
Come in and pass your opinion on our
line, and if we haven't what you
want we'll get it
Neat and Food Chopper
ANTIS .WON OUT IN
I „ TOM GREEN
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYERS.
COUNTY
Contract
Let For Construction of
Eight Now Vessels.
It is equipped with cutters for any degree of fineness
you wish, and cuts, quickly and with ease, meats, fish,
vegetables, fruits -and nuts. Many tempting dishes
can be prepared and much waste prevented by the
use of one of these perfect machines.
and Guaranteed by
By Associated Press. • -
San Angelo, Texas, Aug 30.—The
final result of-the local option elec-
tion in Tom Green county gives the
I ; ntis a victory by 54 majority.
Washington, Aug. 29—Contracts for
the construction of eight torpedo
boat destroyers were awarded by Act-
ing- Secretary of the Navy Winthrop
today
Legislators Go Home.
Austin, Texas,. Aug. 30:—Most of
the legislators, left town today, and
nearly all of the senators who ab-
sented themselves to break a quorum
reappeared today and cleaned up
their desks.
WRIGHT <& CO
Each of the destroyers will be
1010 tons displacement and must be
able to make 29 1-? knots an hour.
They will be -finished and delivered
within two years. The new vessels
will be propelled by combination tur-
bine and reciprocating ..engines.
Men’s Outfitters.
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald. (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 16, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 30, 1911, newspaper, August 30, 1911; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth904795/m1/1/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palestine Public Library.