The Naples Monitor. (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1929 Page: 3 of 4
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THE NAPLES MONITOR
Published Every Fridny
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loitered as socond-clasa mail mat-
the j £
the Senate itpelf will adjourn forj
one month while its Finance Com-j
W. R. WATTS 'mittec is giving “hearings” to all j
____ and sundry who wish to tear the
House bill to pieces, raise
h r in the postoffico at Naples, irates sk>r high, and give the nation j S By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK |
Texas, under act of Congress Toother fine exhibition of what * D*.» of M«m, U«.i*.r.iiy of *
March 3, 1879. Iprotectionist greed is in spirit I IllinoU. *
___________ and would be in fact. The whole j #***«*«««»**««»«
(design is said to be to furnish Kven in mv ear|io*t ymitli when
jthe (country an oppoitunity to j imbltUm burned .most hotly within me
concentrate it
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In Dad’s footstep*
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SIX MONTHS_________
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gaze upon the
_j wonder-working Sjenate. With;
AlTvER’riSlNU RATES on ap-j'he members of the House of Re-
plication. No objectionable or jpresentatives absent from Wash*
swindling advertisements in- lington, there will be no foil to thej
ported at any price. We be-;distinction of Senators. They
Hive all our advertisers to bejwiii stand unique and alone for!
honorable and responsible. If iall the people to study in their 1
any of our sub l ibers have hingular eminence.
11Mind any of our advertisers; This prospect ought to be pleas-\
m,( niHilliiig iheir agreements, jirg to Senatorial complacency,]
■,vc shall consider it a favor ao|but apparently it is not. Into!
1 had no (le.ire
to become a pub-
lic otti< ia) ot any
sort. I was go- I
trig to he quite j
contented to rnn |
h locomotive on I
the narrow gauge j
railroad w h i c h
crossed the prai j
rles a short ills- !
tsneo from our |
place, or if for- j
tune favored me
In any extruvs-
DIPPING INTO
SCIENCE
Tlie Blue Sky
Insteud of tiie shy Mug blue
It la really the nlr tl.nt Is blue
nnd the color we see Is reflect-
ed from only n few miles nwuv.
The blue In the sky Is only the
reflection of the Hue rays from
the sun. The nearer the equa-
tor, the bluer the sky because
the sun nt that latitude Is rela-
tively brighter.
Cc) Lv Wistorn Newspaper Union.>
Little Clark, aged four, was]
J' told he had to go to the hospital |
to have his tonsils removed, and;
ni& mother was bolstering trp his
fTicraie.
"I'll lie brave an' do jest what
Jiihey tell me, ma,” Clark promts* i
oil, ‘‘but I betcha they don’t palm!
*;• cif no cryin' baby on me like they.
Njdtd you when you was in the
; hospital”
;; Read The Naples Monitor
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SPECTACLES REPAIRED
Mail us the piece*
Eyes examined and glasses
correc tly fitted.
Graduate and Registered
Optometrists
CLF.I.AN0 JEWELRY
Railroad Time Inspectors
Mt Pleasant, exas
A loud and objectionable Imre
had been talking for hours about
himself and his achievements.
"I’m a self-made man, that’s
w liat 1 am—a nell'-niade man."
; tlsno Petnoi'rui y, has sue. eedetl his i;i, ..^jj
I father In bunking, hole! and other ;
Thomas P. Taggart, son of the
iate senator, for 80 years leader of lu-
be notified ot’ the fact.
( OURK^l’ONPENCE—Wej are
always glad to receive letters ^
, i article:; from our subscribers P»*'t
along any line of interest to our,
i ‘aders.
the [iure minds of Senators there
steins to be entering a suspicion
that they are tho objects of a
tunning plot. They fear it is a
of the evident intention of
guot way possibly to be a' conductor. | baalness Interests, and Is mentioned as I
Charlie Hlxon, our next-door nelgb- ' fh“ ""’mh”r ,r‘"n ,ndlBM of t,,fi
tioc’s boy of my own age, once in n
burst of confidence, told mo that be
expected lo go to congress, but such
distinction bud no allurement for me.
There was ton much criticism of such
"You knocked ofi work too |
the nest member from Indiana ot the (soon, came a quiet voice from the
national DemocraUe oumniltteo. lie jeorner. Wall Street Journal,
lass nf JD00.
Is a graduate of Yale
Drugs and Medicines
Toilet Articles, Cigars
Cold Drinks
MARTIN’S DRUG STORE
the House of Representatives to.j ,,n official, too much publicity, loo
iassert its amthoilv against the* much of setting one’s name Into the
!Senate, and to recover a good part; «"*P**«- A wngrewnan could
. . , . * not turn around or neglect to do so
el its own lost prentige. rhe. j wUhmJt 80n* meuiton bring made of
the fact, tn u Washington press dis
patch. A lot of fellows l knew wont-
ed to he President of the Uoited
IMPi:.\( I1MENT
auccea: ful
Louisiana in not so
i it a impeachments as Oklahoma. L .
Tht Legislature of the latter* ”
y i:iH> has the ;calps of a number
of governors on its belt, but the
i,, . i attempt at impeachment ever j jn(J tf)
theory seems to be that the Sen-
ate, with no one to molest it or
make it afraid, will be certain to
weary and disgust the country
with the result that the House,
; away from the scene, will be
I thought the more efficient and
j patriotic bpdy. To add to the
acrid doubts which afflict certain
as they are told about
the sly scheme to lower their re-
putation, it is even reported that
President Hoover is not unwill-
I
let the demonstration be!
YOITH NEW CROP
, . , bow
1 WWW
! ;
■ ayed by the lawmakers °/1 made. Jle lumself will see it
Louisiana has ended in ignomini- j nt:ar from the white llou.-e,
, ; failure. It i‘ not quite dear an(j {,is expectation is said to be
,j,ether the inexperience of the
kiiat the spectacle will so impress,
I . ■ a i-: a n a savants counted against or (|eprGSSt observers in all parts i
1 iieiii or whether their intended ^ ^j,0 jan(j that the Senate will;
wclim. Lev Huey 1’. Long, w‘*ajj,par nf soniething to its advnn-i
I lage, and become a little more i
. I ..... 4 . /’.ill Util 11.
States, but cot I.
Now Just supposing you were king
of Euglund or President of the United
States. At first thought It would Seem
like r Inf of fun. There would be a
big salary, nnd a flue house In which j
to live—several bouses If you wore |
king—nnd people to wail on you und i
tn send you tilings nnd till tli&t. H |
look* soft. The President gels count- j
less tilings nt Thanksgiving nnd j
Christmas—carloads of lurkey* nnd j
fresh eggs nnd collie tings, nnd good ;
uess kuows vvli.it sorts of things are
sent lo a king.
Hut n great public ofllefal has no j
privacy. He can’t legitimately cnll
his soul bts own. Every move lie
makes is commented on. Whatever
ho eats or weans or dares to think
about—much‘less to express no opin-
ion upon—gets Into .tbs newspapers. Ii
must be wretchedly tiresome.
Now about going to church. If you
were king or President It would at
you
can
STEP IT
ii»
11 * 11.
(lev. Long, who is reported t° j i11(rton> (he .protracted tariff
i.i. the youngest State chief ex0_ j jcramble, the raging of the Insur-
c.,uvu in the L'nited States, faced ^ent Republicans in__the Senate,
p.i, eachment charged voted bj j_;le impatience of the people, the
ee ie clever in his maneuvers
tike unfortunate (mv. John-Umenable lo reason and more res- ways be In th« Saturday’s paper where
: At any rate, Oklahoma still ,)0ns,vu t„ poI>u|ar opinion and! -Vwl intended lo worship the next day.
M I- me in thin OR .« R- U„
lit,i:il .-.port. jrif.rs. go, it you didn't, 1 have wondered
A lawv *r, legislator, or some-j ji0VVever this ntav be. the most; often It Mr Coolidge during lb;: sum
thing went down from Oklahoma' ust aS80nil)h. on ca,.(h. a9| n.er really wanted io go to cburcl, ev
I ,oui.‘-lar.a to show then Ho\,[h(, Senate is fond of admitting j „r scmdlimvluns preach, or if he
tn do *t. hut it wart niade mo j itself to br. i.v? evidently m for at wouldn’t rattier sometimes stay n* !
1, i him that he did m'*t stay v«*ry S0TiM*what trying time What I home and lie around rending the -Him ,
! „ ,, , , . ... ., ! dav papers, or playing with one ot
,with the Summer heat in \\ a '*; flogs. P.ut ir lie didn't go h« would
have to make up reasons to sr.tlafy the
Inquisitive newspaper men ami maybe
It’s easier to ito nnd sit quietlv
tlirougli the service and then to smile
and wave your baud at everyone when
the service Is ended tbun It would be
to explain why you stayed at home.
-Nancy and 1 didn’t go to church ls«t
Sunday. We stayed at borne and bad
a beautifully quiet time and read Jane
Austen's “Norttianger Abbey.” And co
one asked c* WY17, and we didn't pet
our nemes In the paper, but you see
we are not public officials.
j (©, Western Ntweperer fiilx V
change^ voteii by :
1,.. Louisiana Legislature, which ; .ijreS3Uro for Jjmal adjournment
he convoked into extraordiiiaiy Lf (he session—there is trouble
session. _ j enough ahead After a month or
The squabble started over hi? Lwo indulging its Narcissus'
attempt to iorce through the Leg-; C0^jpjeJ:i £ena^e may grow
i iature an occupational tax or., >vear-. 0f contemplating its own
.1 The tax was defeated ari<* 130'iitan' grandeur and beg the
D.e aitemt at impeachment carne House of Representatives to come
a-, the aftermath The House ] baek and keep it company—New
ii.eprcsentatives voted eight yerk Tunes,
ceunt3 against him, charging -
misuse of State fundr, atiempts a pjp for the 'Tinkerer
to bribe legislators and suppress; -
lie trecdom ot the press and gin j j|ie mechanical' part;, of the
oral incompeteiicy. _ j shutters of the build-in radiator'
I he case came to a dramatic covering should he lubricated oc-|
end ju.'t as the senate, whiih was:caPionally. Vaseline is excellent]
a.tting as a court of impeachments |ubricating ,|u. ghuttern be-]
was ready to begin taking testl '[SU9(, r^ay9 piit and does not
ninny. The governor had becn , n (|mvn ^jie sjata where it is not|
aide to win the support of fifteen (nectje(j ^ penetrating oil may,
eiiators, and when they announc necessary, however, if the car
Always look «i
your joys with 0 ml I
croscope nnd your j
sorrows with tbe I
wrong end of an op j
era tins*.
rpHERE is plenty of profit in cotton itimw
i days . . . but you have to pot the pixifit
there yourself.
Agricultural research, proved out by the ex-
ps-rience of thousands ot prosperous cotton
formers, sIkiws how to make real money. Sxie
divss your cotton liberally with Chilean Nitrate
That’s the answer. It puts profit id your crop
Think This ih < >
Emy ty.'S cotton champion in ovei y
cotton state gave his crop a liberal side
dressing with Chilean Nitrate. In some
cases no fertiliser other than Chilean
Nitrate was used. Pi very ’ll 3 corn Cham
(iK.n side dressed with Chilean Nitrate,
too. In the last ? years every single cot-
ton and ootti champion tn the South
with one exception- used Ctrtlean Nitrate
as the nitrogen t'ertiiirer bn' hw crop
No matter what fertilizer you put out ut plant-
ing—any or none- side dress your crop with
Chilean Nitrate. It will step up the yield in-
crease the crop und improve its quality. It
helps you beat the weather ami the weevil.
Complete Fertilizer Information
Our new illustrated folder “Side Dressing Cot-
ton and Corn” tells how to apply Chilean
Nitrate. The folder ia free. Please ask for
Book No. 10, or tear out this advertisement
and mail it with your name and address writ-
ten on the margin
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in a manner that will give satisfaction to
you. Why buy a New Dress when wo can
make your old one look like new? Make us
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NAPLES TEXAS
Try the Drug Store First.
-FOR-
Ire Cream, Fountain Drinks, C’nnilies, loilet
Artilcles, Etc.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded
CONNOR & BULLINGTON
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' 'I that they would vote 101 gonp Q year or so wlthout at.
tention to this rnattc-r
of
was
for ac-
iti itnl regardlesn of what the
teetiiuoy shovvetl tlhcre was no,
longer reason for conducting the]
trial. The Senate lias only *19
members and a majority of two-
Lnrtls is nocosrary for convic-
tlOll.
The strategy displayed in this
move indicates that the youthful
governor in a politician of no
n.ean accomplishments.- He not
only escapes a possible convic-
tion, but shuts off a stream
damaging evidence which
tcady for presentation to the Sen-
ate.
It does not appear likely, how-
over, that thin maneuver will put
,-,i end to the factional dispute
between the governor and the
Legislature. The 21 senators who
wished to proceed with the fm-
•, eachment proceedings accepted
;|„. motion to adjourn only be-
cause any other action would
I ave been futile. The charges
;,gainst the governor remain nei-
Iher proved nor .disproved, and
l.h majority faction in the Senate
1H left m ugly mood. Prospects
art good for a continuation of the
squabble, and the rights of Okla-
noma to the political fisticuff title
fn&y yet be cluillpnprofb
Read The Naples Monitor.
Middle Life
Troubles
"Aaout twonty y*»r»
•go; my health was
vary bad,11 says Mrs
M»t Howard, of Tyr-
rell, Texas "I was
passing through a
critical time in my life, (
and 1 eufikred a great
deal. 1 was not at all
strung, and my narvea
got ail upset I had
hot flashes, and some
times would get suddenly so
faint I could sot stand up. My
head would whirl, and I could
uot see a thing. I would have to
He down fur hours at a time.
"1 Improved ao much after 1
had taken Cardui for a while. 1
continued the medicine for same
months, until I had passed the
critical period. Since then, I
have given Cardui to my five
daughters. All of them have
continued the use of Cardui in
their homes. We have ell beeu
better for having taken it"
You can bank on
the quality ot a ciga-
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to he the biggest
success In smoking
history
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We now have official confirma-
tion of the plan of the House of
L ipresentatives *° adj°un f°r two!
months, as roon as ft has sent the
tarifTbilf to"tne Senate. Perhaps
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Only a superior cigarette could have won
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'sasmi
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The kind the farmer needs.
J. B. WATTS
Naples, Texas
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Watts, W. R. The Naples Monitor. (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1929, newspaper, May 24, 1929; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth713635/m1/3/: accessed April 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.