The New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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As to Recall of Judges.
Senator Lorimer of Illinois
holds a seat which it is charged,
was bought by the big lumber
interests. J. J. McNama.rra of
Indiana is in a California jail
(Lorimer in the Senate, drawing
a salary) charged with sundry
acts of dynamite destruction of
life and property. Lorimer rep-
resents the interests of preda-
tory capital; McNamarra repre-
sents the interests of many thou-
sands of wage earners.
A Chicago judge denied the
right of the Illinois legislature to
look at certain bank books which
would prove whether or not Lo-
rimer’s seat was procured by
bribery and corruption. McNa-
marra was secretly arrested, se-
cretly hurried before a judge
who had no jurisdiction in the
case, denied the common right of
seeing an attorney, or friend, his
extradition secretly secured on
more or less false representations
to the governor of Indiana, and
secretly hurried to California by
methods that most conservative
men say savors of kidnapping.
No disinterested person can
reasonably claim that these two
judges acted with any regard to
the law or the fundamental rights
of American citizens. If Lorim-
er is innocent, a look into the
bank ledger, which it is charged
holds'a record of the bribery,,
can do him no harm. If McNa-
marra is guilty, surely justice
could not have been defeated by
giving him a square, open hear-
ing in daylight, before a court
elegible to try such matters.
But neither of these things
were done; and when judges act
in such open defiance of ordinary
decency, it is idle to prate about
the sanctity of the bench, and de-
ny the right of the sovereign
voters to recall such men from
their high places of authority to
do harm. *
Over at Ellinger last week, ac-
cording to the Fayette County
(La Grange) Record, a billy goat
got into the Zapalac home and
drove Miss Mary, the only in-
mate, out of the house. An at-
tempt to drive Billy Baah out
with dogs made matters worse,
and the house was a holy show
when his goatship finally resign-
ed. This is somewhat like the
goat-plays being made by Geo.
W. Carroll, Senator Cofer and
other Baileyites inside the ranks
of the State-wide prohibition
party.
Over at Caldwell in Burleson
county last Spring many citizens
held a jubilee meeting in celebra-
tion of a victory won in the Fed-
eral court at Austin by some
slave-drivers who were on trial
under a charge of “peonage.”
Need anybody be surprised if
some of these people—members
of a Caldwell Baptist church-
have “turned out” a brother be-
cause he opposed State-wide pro-
hibition ?
Editor Raymond Winfree,
dressed in a brand new spring
suit of clothes, which fit well and
gave him the appearance of a six-
teen-year-old,” came over Friday
to be in attendance upon the
famous election case in the dis-
trict court. Winfree is making
a good paper of the Sticker, but
how he managed to leave his
stick and rule long enough to
come over to the city of plenty is
a mystery to us.—La Grange
Journal.
The editor in a small town who
gets out as good a paper as
Brother Winfree hasn’t much
time to run around; and the close
association with the stick and
rule gets to be a habit, which is
not easy break.
The newspaper man is as sus-
ceptible to praise as anyone else.
If he is getting out a good paper
tell him so. If not don’t say a
word about it, not even to your-
self.—Schulenburg Siftings.
The policy of The Enterprise is
the reverse of the Siftings doc-
trine. If we are getting out a
good paper, tell your neighbor
who is not reading it. If you
have any suggestions or criti-
cisms to make, tell them to us; it
our business—and our desire—to
know wherein we are falling
down.________________________
Farmers’ Want Ads.
Wants, Lost, Found, Exchanges
&c., will be advertised in this
this column—one time, 15cents:
4 times or more. 10c. an issue.
For Sale. I wish to sell my cotton
platform, equipments and ground, and
the weighing business. About 3,000
bales a year handled. Apply to
Gus R. Voigt, New Ulm, Texas
Want to sell my 4-hp. Indian Moto-
cycle at a very liberal price; new and
in best of order, not ridden over 250
miles, best nlachine made. Reason for
selling, have weak heart and am going
to school. All information by Paul
Schmid, Rfd. 1, (Shoenau) New Ulm,
Texas.
Honey! Honey!
I have nice, dark Huckleberry
Honey for Sale
1 Gallon . . $ .70
5 Gallons , . . 3.25
5 Gallons (with can) 3.75
Apply to
A. L. KRUEGER
Route No. 1, New Ulm, Texas
NEW ULM LODGES & SOCIETIES
I. O. O. F.—Meets every Wednesday
night at Frnka’s hall. Max Sternen-
berg, Noble Grand; Hugo Frnka, Vice
Noble Grand: J. J. Frnka,. Secretary;
Dr. R. J. Schmid, Treasurer.
Hopeful 142, Rebekahs— Meets 2nd
and 4th Friday nights each month at
Frnka’s hall. Mrs. Milada Lesikar,
Noble Grand : Miss Elvira Aurich
Vice' Noble Grand : Miss Vlasta
Frnka, Secty : J. J. Frnka, Treas.
Cecilia 27,0. D. H. S.-—Meets every
4th Friday afternoon, each month, at
Fpnka’s hall. Mrs Wihelmina Koep-
pen, President : Mrs. Emma Rudloff,
Vice President ; Mrs. Minnie Kretz-
schmar, Secretary: Mrs. AntoniaVos-
kamp. Treasurer. '
New Ulm Turnverein—Meets in old
town. 1st Sunday afternoon, monthly.
Jos. Holzmann, President: E. C. Find.
Secretary: Geo. Lingnau, Treasurer.
Bratri Jihu 59, S. P. J. S. T.—Meets
2d Wednesday afternoon, monthly, at
Frnka’s hall. F. F. Lesikar, Presi-
dent: Jos. Sincl. Vice President; Mrs.
Frank Lesikar, Financial Secretary,
J. J. Frnka, Recording Secretary; W.
F. Hotmann, Treasurer.
Sons of Hermann—Meets 4th Satur-
day night of each month at Frnka’s
hall. H. L. Voskamp, President:
Carl Arndt, Vice President: Robert
Voigt, Financial Secretary: C. A.
Dorbritz, Recording Secretary : J. J.
Frnka, Treasurer.
W. O. W. — Meets 2nd Saturday
night of each month. C. A. Dorbritz.
Consul Commander: Gus Hoppe, Cl'k:
J. J. Frnka, Banker, Jos. Foerster.
Escort: John Szymanski, Sentry.
ULM ENTERPRISE
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
THE NEW ULM PRINTING CO.
JOHN B. MORAN, Editor and Manager
Subscription Rate—One year, $1.50;
six months, 85c.; three months, 50c.
Advertising Rates— Display adver-
tisements, 10c. per single-column inch;
business locals, 5c. per line, for each
insertion.
Correspondence__Contributions for
publication must be written on one
side of paper, only, and the writer
must give his or her real name, but it
will not be published unless desired.
AU bills are payable to
The New Ulm Printing Co.
NewUlm, Austin Co., Texas.
Entered as second-class matter Oct-
ober 20, 1910, at the post office at New
Ulm, Texas, under the Act of March
3, 1879.
FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1911
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
, Nay. nay; Adolf, Peter Pump-
ernikel is not an insurrecto. He
smokes a grossvater pipe.
A New York boy, says a news
item, ate $15.00 worth of grub at
one sitting. By the time that
kid gets grown, he may be in the
same class with the champion
egg eater at Nelsonville.
Encouraging reports are com-
ing from the farms where corn
club boys are growing corn crops
for the Corn show contest at New
Ulm next September. The crops
raised by some of these boys will
surprise the veteran farmers,
Having seen it announced in
the daily papers that the money
on deposit in Texas banks is
$162,523,708.32, or $41.71 for each
man, woman and child in the
State, Peter Pumpernikel wants
to know what bank has got his’n.
After all, Ambrose Haage likes
New Ulm and its refreshments
the best. He came in from In-
dustry looking serious as a
bishop at a capitalist’s funeral,
but after drinking a bottle of
Bartay Iron B^ew, he sang like
a mockingale.
A Home Canning Factory ™
a year. I can sell you a “Royal Home” Canning outfit for $8.50, big
enough for home use ; the $17.50 outfit will put up 500 cans a day.
Come and talk to me about them ; it’s a profitable business.
A. F. GERBERMANN, : : NEW ULM, TEXAS
SALOON
♦ CHOICEST CANNED GOODS ♦
I have a nice, fresh, clean stock of Canned
Goods, some of them not kept elsewhere in
town ; also Pickles, Sauce, Chili Powder, &c. j
* Come around and see me for Fresh Beer and j
| a delicious Lunch. You're always welcome, j
IEMILMUESSE ULU NEW ULM
Weige’s Spring Offerings
McCall’s Magazine
is the best Authority on
Stylish Dress, Price 5c.
McCall’s Fashion Sheets
Free. New Patterns receiv-
ed every month.
.85c
.50c
.75c
Bargains
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Topsy Hosiery, all
Sizes, Styles, Colors
and Grades; Cotton
for Ladies, 10c. and
up ; Silk lisle 5Oc.;
for Men at the same
prices. For Child-
ren, in lace and lisle
IOc, to 25c. Topsey
hose is prettier and
outlasts any other
brand.
“Topsy” Hosiery
E. & W. SHIRTS
This Line of Superexcellent
goods in Starched Garments,
without Collars; and Stylish
Soft Shirts with Collars are
unequaled at $1.00.
OTHER SHIRTS
Diamond M Shirts
“ E “
Crescendo Shirts
These Goods are
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CREAM I
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W New Ulm Creamery Company £
Robert Voigt, President.
New Ulm, Texas
Beer Saloon O K Lunch Counter
Clean, Quiet and Orderly Service,—a Gentlemen’s Resort
for Fresh, Cold Beer and Soft Drinks, Hot and Cold
Lunches, Finest Cigars and Tobaccos.....
CHAS. T. KOCH, NEW ULM
Everything to Build and Improve a Place
CHAS. RATH, Mgr. NEW ULM, TEX.
Spring is here now and the most of color we see is green,
which we all admire. But we have lots of other colors to
paint houses, inside and out—of the kind which the great
majority buys, and of course that is DE VOE’S
THE WELD
f “Pittsburgh Perfect”
Wire Fencing is best all through.
The wire is drawn from a special quality of open
THE BEST hearth material—tough, pliable, strong, long lived
WIRE like old-time iron wire. It is the finest fencing
wire possible to manufacture.
Galvanizing Feavily galvanized by our own new and perfect
^Perfect process,. the, wire is positively moisture - proof.
The fact that
AD Stay Wires and Line Wires are Electrically Welded
hot only eliminates the weakening and
/moisture-gathering wraps, clamps
land ties, but practically transforms
I the fence into one piece of perfor-
’► - .- Sscfcondv»ew—Amalgamatonperfect. Noleffle
NoWasteWire There is no waste wire to make useless weight;
, instead, heavier wire is used and all the weight
NoWasteWeigbt is fence. Stay wires being of the same size as
line wires, the
"Pittsburgh Perfect” Fence is the Strongest m the World
73 Styles and sizes, adapted to every purpose—FIELD,
FARM, RANCH LAWN, POULTRY.
EVERY. ROD GUARANTEED PERFECT.
KELLNER & CO.
New Ulm, Texas
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Mutual Lumber - Co.
We buy Everything Raised on the Farm
12'
.25
.50
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DRESS GOODS
And Readymade Garments
New A. C. Ginghams, Assorted Pat-
terns for Spring and Summer wear,
Readymade Gingham Aprons/
Readymade Gingham Bib Apjrons
Readymade White Waists, Elegant
Lace and Emb’d trimmings 50c. & 2.50
See our line of Readymade Skirts in
Chiffon Voiles ;
NEW ULM
TEXAS
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Moran, John B. The New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1911, newspaper, May 26, 1911; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1189039/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.