Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 13, No. 276, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1915 Page: 4 of 8
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TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1915.
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them during the county fair or- the
automobile show.
His own relatives plan to give his
wife a good talking -to if she proves
to be extravagant.
His neighbors hope that he will
prove to be a good hand at bridge
and that his wife will throw as many
teas as the rest of them.
His boss wonders how he can do
it on the salary he is getting, but
does not increase it.
His wife wonders why it is that a
little house takes so much time* to i'
look after.
While a man himself is so -excited J
all the' time that he nearly loses Lis I
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job—and doesn’t realize it.—Indian-
apolis Star.
Bowling
Alley.....
Think not that th;
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and thine alone m
righ't. —
Altered as second-class matter June
4, 1902, at the postoffice at Palestine;
Texas, under act - of March 9, 18T9.-
Published Every, Afternoon—Sunday?
. Excepted. ^ '
W. M. and H. V. HAMILTON
Editors and £^oprietors.
tion London that t^^^Hited
Sta^b will be no less unyP^pg in
demfmding an observance “ of its
rights by Great Britain than it has
t
i£ demanding an observance of them
by Germany. There is & spirit of
impartiality in this passage which
fulfills the neutral obligations of*the
United States perfectly.—Galveston
.News. tBSS*
WILL OPEN THIS EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK—FREE TO ALL.
Telephone 4-4-4
“The Boys, You Know,
Subscription, 15 Cents the Week—By
the Year, $6.00. 5 • •
We have Installed Two of Our Continuous MICHIGAN ROCK
MAPLE ALLEYS. These are the Bdbt Alleys that are made. We
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solicit the Patronage of those who are disposed to comply with
the Rules of the House, which Rules will be in the house at any
and all times. We do not Permit Boys Under 15 Years Old,
even with a permit from their parents This is how we conduct
our Place, so do not condemn our place until you make us a
visit and see how we conduct same.
COPELAND’S
Notice to the Publlc^-Any erroneous
reflection upon the character, stand-
ing or deputation of any person, firm
or corporation which may appear in
the columns of The Herald will be
gladly corrected upon it being brought
not have. We are a friend of the
auto. But it can be abused, and
.
sometimes is.
to the attention of the publi#he?s,<
Taking the moving picture of Pal-
estine as evidence, the people of this'
good old town are certainly a quick
going people.
Obituaries, resolutions of respect and
cards of thanks of less than seventh-
five words will be published free of
charge. 'For all words in excess of
seventy-five a charge of one cent a
word will be made, fife sure to counti
your words, and feensl right amount
of money or stamps u> cover for ex-
tra words, or else the matter will not
be printed.
CITING SOME PROOF.
WEATHER BULLETIN
Yours for Business,
Referring back to the insurance
issue- which was so important during
[the last session of the legislature,
'the Waxahachie Light makes the fol-
lowing comment that disputes much
that was ruged before the legislature-
in support of the defeated Gibson
bill. As -.this measure is almpst sure
to come up at a later session of the
legislature, it may be well to get
this information fixed in mind. The
Light says:
“There were forty-four foreign life
insurance companies doing business
in Texas when the Robertson law
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was passed; there are forty foreign
life insurance companies -doing husi-
ness here now, and they are paying
their taxes and obeying the law with
reference to investment. Stand up
for Texas and the Robertson insur-
ance law.”
This Waxahachie brother also
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talks in this strain:
“The ’same crowd that‘fought the
railroad commission and the stock
and bond law is now fighting the
Robertson insurance law.. But these
laws have stood the test of time and
the courts, and the Robertson insur-
ance law will plso remain as a pro-
tection for tlie people against the
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rapacious corporations whose center
of activities is in Wall street.”
Published by Authority of'the Secre
tary of Agriculture. .
For Palestine ana vicinity until 7
Temperature: Lowest last ; night
70, highest yesterday 92..
For East Teaxs: Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday.
LOUIS DORMAN, '
Official in Charge.*
J. C. BEATY, Local Manager^
CHARLES BOWERS, General Manager. . r
The bungalow park is* one of the
popular plapes in the town and every
evening many people sit tberii and
enjoy the moving picture of the
streets under the white way. '
TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1915.
splendid parlor comedy by Nestor
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Co. We will^rtso have Chas. Chaplin
in a new comedy.
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(Advertisement.)
Ice Cold Melons
FRESH MEATS
LESSON IN HISTORY
Our little old hall teamj**6ached
out and grabbed another gaiaie yes^
terday, taking it in the final go
round. The local boys are t on
teasing the other fellows into think-
ing they have a game won, and then
grabbing it.
One Hundred Years Ago Today
41 * *
1*15—The British government decid-
ed that Napoleon should be sept
to. St. Helena, a rocky isle in theJ
South Atlantic, there, to remain in
perpetual exile. =
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Seventy-Five Years Ago Today.
1$46—Hundreds off pegjons perished
in an earthquake In'the region of
Mount Ararat, in Armenia. ^
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1865—Npw York papers announced
that a section of elevated railway
would soon be constructed oij,
Broadway as an experiment.
In Session at Pasadena.
(Special to Tut. Herald.)
Pasaderi|, Cal., Jut? Z7.—The su
preme lodge convention of the Fra-
ternal Aid Union assembled in this
city today with delegates in attend-
ance from all sections of the country.
The order is prominent among the
fraternal beneficiary organizations of
America. It has 1850 local lodges and
an aggregate membership of nearly
100,000. The reports to be presented
to the Convention show the organiza-
tion has had a gratifying growth the
past year, numerically and finan-
Fancy Groceries
. THE BEST.
Today the World Film Corporation
presents “The Lily of Poverty Flat”
with the famous actrdss, Beat^iz
Micfielena, This is a five act feature
of the best kind. This story was laid
Ip. California and the scenerj is
beautiful. .
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Also today, the last of the Pales-
When Cupid Inter-
/ The Austin American, vi
defeat of the' constitution
ments , in last Saturday*
suggests that the most lik<
amend the state constitutl
be* to adopt am entirely ne
are inclined to the belief t
constitution would also hai
road to travel. J
Phone 463
G. BOYD
tine movie,
venes,” with an all Palestine cast
This picture was shown to capacity daily,
houses last night.
Tomorrow, the ? greatest railroad
drama ever made, “The Juggernaut,”
five reel V. L. S. E. feature, with
Earl Williams, Anita Stew'art and
Julia Swayne Gordon. /
! Thursday and iMday, “The Cow-
boy and the Lady,*ffve~ l%el Metro
■feature, with Chas. Miller Kent and
all star dkst. Story adapted from the
irim ly name. ‘
Saturday, “The Idler,” a five reel
Wm. Fox feature, with Chas. Ham-
mond and Catherine Countiss, both
noted stars. 4
'Monday, Marguerite Clark in “The
Goose Girl,” five reel Paramount fea-
ture. *
Coming, “The Spoilers,”\ine reel
special with Wm. Famum and Kath-
erine Williams.
Prices today 10 and 20c.
(Adlem«ei
Limes! Limes!
Twenty-Five Yeate Ago Teday.
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1890—Rev. Robert Laird Collier, a
celebrated Unitarian clergyman
and author, died at Salisbury, Md.
Born there August 7, 1835.
THEY HAVE GREAT MEDICINAL
VALUE.
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- Doctors are agreed that limes are
of great value in a medicinal way and
that their use is dcz!rable during
the heated term, because they ward
off fevers and other summer troubles.
W. H. Smith announces that he la
going to make a specialty of this
fruit the rest of this summj^HHB
that he now has on hand a spHHH
supply, at 15c the dozen, or 2 aWra
for 25c.—Adv. 9 {Ltf
Pales^ne is going to ha
musical treat, one that/
only the larger cities eni
are indebted to a few pufb
men wrho put up the guai
i
a means of showing our a
let’s buy out the house at
big band and the singers'i
tative audience. J
VICTOR RECORDS
EXCHANGED.
DEFENDING THE AUTO
The Galveston News, after quoting
the many 'evils that have been charg-
be credited with, and they are quite
a fefi. To argue* against the auto in
this day and time is as absurd as
trying to argue out the overland ex-
;
press and bring back the stage line
of half a century ago. The auto can
not be argued against. It has proven
its worth and has come to stay and
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grow more and more in popularity,
and it krity be a good day in many
ways when cars will be so cheap or
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we will all be so prosperous that all
-can own a car. To be sure now and
then people .own cars who would
probably be better off without them,
but since it is their car, and their
trouble that goes with the car, we
see no reason why any one should
complain. The car has made it easy
and convenient Jor people to get
about, it has replaced the horse and
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the filth that was here because of the
-horse; has been largely instrumental
In getting rtd of the fleas In cities,
and gives thousands of people many
pleasures that they otherwise would
IN SPOKEN CHALL
One of the several delicious pas-
sages in the latest note to Germany
is that which states that the United
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States “will continue to contend” for
the freedom of the seas “from what-
ever quarter violated, without com-
promise and at any cost,” and in
which “it invites the practical co-
operation of the Germany imperial
government ^at this time, when co-
operation may accomplish most, and
this great common object be most
strikingly and effectively achieved.”
It might be possible to condense
more meaning into equal space, but
It is to be doubted if it is possible.
The implications of two sentences
might be easily expanded, into a
score of tolerably long ones without
'incurring the reproach of verbosity.
On»- of the most obvious of these im-
plications is that between German
practices and German precepts there
is a gulf which nr argument can
* '.ft.
bridge, a delicate but pointed intima-
tion that Germany’* prdfessions of
desire for the freedom of the seas
are rendered incredible by its acts
on the seas. Germany is asked to
prove the sincerity of its professions
by its acts, and is quietly informed
that the United States will believe
that It desires the , freedom of the
seas only when it -desists, from con-
duct which destroys the freedom of
v y.
the, seas. . •
There is anothei and ‘ even more
patent implication in this passage,
and one which, while directed at
both capitals, will probably be medi-
tated more prayerfully in London
tftan in Berlin. It is, .that which as-
serts the purpose of the United
Spates to contend .for. the. freedom of
the seas in any quarter whence it
may be violated. Here is jfiain notice
served on. London that if the United
States has been, more urgent in
pressing its demands orf Germany
than on Great Britain, it has been
not because it regards Great Britain
as any less clearly ah offender, but
a '• • • .* .5 ; ' n t-i
because it regards-Germany as hav-
ing -been the more wanton offender.
This declaration, made nominally *to
Germany, is none the’ less a notifica-
Farmers
(Bv Associated Press.)
Austin, Texas, July 27.—Authori-
ties on agricultural questions from
other states as well as from Texas
and Texas state officials were includ-
ed en the program of the fifth an-
nual meeting here of the Texas Far-
mers’ Institute, which opens a four
days’ session today. About 2000 del-
egates are expected to attend the
meeting, which, according to ad-
vance indications, will be the great-
est gathering of its' kind ever held
in Texas. Railroads have put on spe-
cial rates. "* * . .‘<*3
Hines, Alt-—"I must confess**, says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this place, “that
Cardui, the woman’s tonic, has (tone mf
a great deal of good.
Before 1 commenced using Cardui. 1
would spit ups everything I ate. I had a
all the time, and was
hardly drag around,
rere headaches con-
President Wilson and the Ameri-
can government has made it very
THE GEM.
The Gem will show five reels of
new pictures again today, all made
by the Universal Co. '
“The Curse of Work” is a two reel
L-Ko comedy featuring Billie Ritchie,
the greatest comedian :n the world.
“’Neath Iron Wheels”, is the
twelfth episode of the “Black Box,”
in two reels. This is a wonderful
serial production. A splendid synop-
sis of preceding numbers will be
shown.
“The Advisor,” by the Bib U Co.
is a drama featuring Adele Lane and
Harry Linkey.- * *
Admission'only 5 and 10c. «
Tomorrow last adventure of “Un-
der the Crescent” serial, entitled
“The Crown of Death”
“When Their Dads Fell Out” is a
tired, sleepy feeling all t
Irregular. I could f
and would have severe
tinuously.
Since taking Cardui, I have entirely
quit spitting up what I eaL Everything
seems to digest all right, and I have
gained 10 pounds in weighL”
If you are a victim qf an y of the numer-
ous ills so common to your sex, it is
wrong to suffer.
For half a century, Cardui has been re-
lieving just such ills, as is proven by the
thousands of letters, similar to the above,
which pour into our office, year by year.
Cardui is successful because It is com-
posed of in0redients which ac* specifically
on the womanly constitution; and helps
build the weakened organs back to h<*ahh
and strength.
Cardui has helped others, and wm help
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
won’t regret ft. ^ Your druggist sells tt.
Wrtu tot pMltinup Gk. USa1
. When in doubt about where to
place jour order for stationery, just
Phone1 4-4-4, The Herald office.
WHEN A MAN MARRIES.
iVCAPUD
The GEM
take tjArui/in
ITS LiqUIfcNOM/WOT
His bachelor friends are about
equally divided in thinking that he
is a n\it or a mighty fortunate gink.
His wife’s relatives plan to visit
THE FAE8H AIR THEATRE.
UNIVERSAL PROGRAM.
5—-REELS--5
Today, Tuesday
Billie Ritchie, the World’s Great-
est. Comedian, in
“The Curse of Work”
Two Refil Comedy by L-ko Co.
^SATURDAY
TODAY
BEATRIZ MICHELENA in
“The Lily of
Poverty Plat
Five Reef ^orld Film Feature.
‘‘WHEN LOVE INTERVENES
The Palestine Movie—All
PRICES: tO AND
Matinee Every Day :
Night Do^rs Open at 7:3
TOMORROW—
‘‘THE JUGGERNAUT
‘‘Neath Iron Wheels”
Episode Np. 12, in twa reels of
“The Black Box,” tfie -greatest
serial ever produced.
THE IDLER,”-Five Reel Wm.
* - 4» T
Fox Feature with Chas.
Richmond and Catherine
Countiss.
Five Reel VLSE Feature with Earl 'Williams,
Anita Stewart and Julia Gordon. This is
the Greatest Railroad Drama ever- produced.
i Prices TO and 20 cents. '• -V-
“The Advisor”
Drama by Big U. Co.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—
‘‘The Cowboy and the Lady”
Five Reel Metro Feature With, the-noted actor,
Chas. Miller Kent and a.11 star cast. Story
adapted from the pjay and book of same
name.. Prices*S and 15 eents. •
lent*.
MONDAY
Tomorrow — Last adventure
“Under 'the Crescent,” enti
“The Crown of Death.’ “M
Their Dad’s Fell Out,” Ne
comedy; also Chas. Chaplin
a brand new comedy. -
JENTS.
to 6 p. m
w at 7:45. .
MARGUERITE CLARK in “THE
GOOSE GIRL,” Five Reel Par-
amount Feature. • - -Mi
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 13, No. 276, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1915, newspaper, July 27, 1915; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1015349/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palestine Public Library.