Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 262, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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■P ALE STINE DAILY HERALD
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A WEEK
PALESTINE. TEXAS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1912
SECTION TWO
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ROYALL LOAN AND
INVESTMENT CO.
With a Combined Capital and Surplus Jof
$350,000.00
And With Total Resources of More'^Than
$800,000,00
Offers to Patrons all the Accommodations
Consistent With Safe and Prudent Banking
An Aeroplane Gun That May
Revolutionize Modern Warfare
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Hats has just arrived. We have
both the Straw and Felts in the
New Styles.
Wright & Co,
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THE BEST OF SOFT DRINKS
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BOOTH BROS.
WHERE QUALITY IS SUPREME
When in Need
of a Summer
Suit or Trousers
Remember we are showing the latest styles
in Serges, Flannels, Mohairs and Linens.
IVe order suits from $15.00 up.
We make suits from $25.00 up.
We take coupon books for the J. D. Smullen & Co.
Automobile Contest.
FRANK HEMBREE & CO.
The Leading Tailors
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MOTHER step has been taken in the direction ot making the aeroplane
an efficient offensive engine of warfare. Tests made at College Park,
Md , of the army’s new aeroplane gun are said to have been extremely
encouraging, although the weapon was not taxed to its full capacity
It is the invention of Lieutenant Colonel I. N. Lewis of the coast artillery
It is of the same caliber as the service Springfield rifle and is capable of flying
500 shots a minute. In other words, if it can do what its inventor asserts it
may be employed in actual warfare to mow down infantrymen at the rate
of eight a second. On the first trial, with the aeroplane at a height of 300 feet,
the gun was trained at various angles and discharged its bullets at the rate ol
forty in fifty seconds—of course a much slower rate than will be attained
v.*hen the aeroplane gunner is familiar with his weapon In the accompanying
photograph Captain Charles De Forest Chandler is seen handling the gun,
while Lieutenant Thomas De Witt Milling operates the aeroplane.
Smarter Than Usual
is our showing of Men’s THIN CLOTHES
for hot weather. You are bound to ap-
Cpreciate the comfort-giving features em-
bodied in our
Tropical Weight Worsteds,
Serges, Mohair and Linen
and Two-Piece Suits.
While these suits are made up in the
lightest possible manner they are tailored
to fit and retain their shape, and are
priced so reasonable you cannot resist
the temptation to buy.
Summer Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery,
Neckwear, etc. Even the patterns in
these goods are cool.
W. B. Flanagan
“The Leading One Price Clothier.*'
Second Fritch American Bride
Trial Begins For Grahame-White
(By Union Press Association.)
Detroit, Mich., June 27.—The case
of Dr. George A. Fritch, which at-
tracted country-wide attention two
years aeju, was called in court today
(By Union Press Association.)
London, June 27.—Claude Graname-
White, the famous aviator who at
one time or another has been report-
ed engaged to half a dozen actresses
for its second trial. Dr. Fritch, who ' and prominent young women of so-
was a well known Detroit physician,! ciety, is at last a benedict. Today
was convicted of killing Mabel Mill- j he was married to Miss Dorothy
man, through a criminal operation. ; Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Le Roy Tay-
The home of the Millman girl was jor and granddaughter of the late
in Ann Arbor. On September 6, 1909, ! Governor Roswell P. Flowers of New
after she had been missing from York. The wedding ceremony was
home- for several weeks, her dismem-1 performed in the little parish church
bered body was found in Ecorse ; at Widford, in Essex, and was fol-
creek near this city. The medical ex- lowed by a reception at the home of
aminat;on revealed that she had been i sir Daniel and Lady Gooch, who are
the victim of a criminal operation. 1 intimate friends of the bride.
On a clue furnished by a friend of i __
A How us to suggest that in
selecting a Bank the first thing of
importance you should consider is
absolute safety.
Our institution fully meets this require-
ment.
#®“The unsecured and non-interest bear-
ing deposits of this Bank are protected by
the State Bank Guaranty Fund.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
or PALESTINE
the dead girl Dr. Fritch was arrested
and charged with the crime. He was
convicted chiefly on the testimony of
a chauffeur who declared that Dr.
Fritch, with whom he was well ac-
Freight Agents in Session.
(By Union Press Association.)
Detroit, Mich., June 27.—The an-1
nual convention of the American As-
sociation of I»eal Freight Agents j
NOMINATING COUPON
J. D. Smullen A Co., the Druggists, Great
Automobile Contest
This Coupon Nominates and Entities
Post Office........................................-..............................-................
To 1500 VOTES
In the J. D. Smullen & Co., The Druggists, Great Auto-
mobile Contest. Fill in properly for your favorite, clip
out and mail to Contest Department J. D. Smullen & Co.,
the Druggists, Palestine, Texas.
quainted, had hired him for a mid-
night drive to dispose of the remains
of the murdered girl, who had been
cut up and the parts of her body sew-
ed in several sacks. After Fritch "had
served more than a year in prison
the state supreme court reversed the
decision and granted a new trial of
the case.^ Since the action of the
supreme court the physician has been
at liberty on bond. The chauffeur
whose testimony convicted him has
since disappeared, though the prose- j
cuting attorney hopes to locate him
and have him testify at the second
trial.
met" here today with several hundred
delegates in attendance. The con-
vention brings together representa-
tive railroad men from nearly all the
large railway centers of the United
States and Canada. The sessions,
which will continue for seevral days,
will he devoted to the discussion of
technical questions in connection
with freight traffic.
Veteran Educator Retires.
(By Union Press Association.)
Ann Arbor, Mich., June 27.—-With
i the end of the college year today,
I Professor Martin L. D Ooge, head of
the Greek department of the Univor-1
i sity of Michigan, retired from the
j faculty of the institution with which |
Palestine
Hardware
Company
Swedish-Finnish Convention.
(By Union Press Association.)
Hibbing, Minn., June 27.—The an- j he has been connected for forty-five
nual national convention of the
Swedish-Finnish Benevolence Associa-
tion began here today and will con-
years. Professor D’Ooge was the old-
est member of the Michigan faculty
in point of service and one of the old-
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VOTE COUPON
____ GOOD rOR lO VOTES
In the J. D. Smullen & Co., the Druggists, Great Automo-
bile Contest.
For M
Post Office -
rFill in blanks properly for your favorite, clip out of paper
and mail to Contest Department J. D. Smullen & Co., the
Druggists, Palestine, Texas.
TMim COUPON MUST BE VOTED BY JULY 1, 1012
tinue in session until next Monday. I est educators in the United States.
Delegates are in attendance from ! He has been retired on a Carnegie
many parts of the United States and i pension.
Canada.
FOR RESULTS TRY HERALD WANTS ADS
Epworth League Meeting.
(By Union Press Association I
! Centralia, 111., June 27.—With
Bishop Quayle of Oklahoma City
scheduled as the chief speaker, the
members of the Epworth League of
Illinois rallied here in force today
and began their biennial state con-
vention. The sessions will continue
over Sunday. 1 he program is onej yee Zouaves), and the gray by mom-
of the most attractive ever prepared ' bers of the Robert E. Lee Camp. ,
for a convention of the nri-mi. i r«— —... ... *v,io I
zation.
Reunion on Old Battlefield.
Richmond. Va.« June 27.—-A reunion
of survivors of the battle, of Gaines i
Mills was held on the battlefield to-
day>dn celebration of the fiftieth an-
niversary of the historic conflict. It
was a reunion of the •blue and the
gray, the blue being represented by
the Veteran Association of the Fifth
New York Volunteer Infantry (Dur-
White
Mountain
Re frigera tors
In over a million homes.
“The chest with a chill in it/’
Snow white provision chambers
of quarried stone. The great-
est cold retaining and the great-
est heat repelling-, the most
sanitary refrigerator lining
known to science.
Lined with quarried stone, hard
as marble, smooth as glass,
white as snow.
Used in over a million homes.
Nothing else nearly so good.
A pleasure to show them.
Palestine
Hardware
Company
state organ!-1 United Confederate Veterans, of this
city.
FOR RESULTS TRY HERALD WANT ADS
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 262, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1912, newspaper, June 27, 1912; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth991705/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palestine Public Library.