Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 11, 1912 Page: 2 of 8
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Board of Director*
n rail-
trana-
O.. A Of H
ro»T WiiPTH
<’*nt R*w 1 iHnt*
Limited
trains of
unlimited
comfort—
mt tariff
i* most
Mock to nrpvent that*
watered stock n th*e
Tiring permlaalOB o' I
for* any stock can b*
'ttlon of ths Boston ni
n< Co, wl-Rh tn *1
onorrrov* charros aa 1
Ue throneh ownership*
and Mein* fln' tha N»
roads: nubile ownersif
-n't«fton terminals. '
Th" Tariff.
Th* removal of th*»i
’’Sndlmna. h* «a»s. h
t^nera'tve need o’ Ji
■md tn fact tba whohi
oJeryouaa uninterrup-
ted journey to Chicago
£t Louis ana Kamas City.
Passengers on the K ary Flyer bav*
the opt ion of dining at Kety restaurant*
or in tha Broiler Car on the train.
state ha-
th* aho-
•ad Ho'd-
tiu'e ror
th* pub-
ECZEMA
Atee MM T«mr, UM Um. Prwttm, MB ft ill.
.............._..of thi« dn
d*» r»<x rare wt»t all you hat
tW>r* have kud you that yn
all 1 aak la jort a rfsarwe io
what 1 a»n talkln# *Y**>L_j
DAY. I will rendyoc a Pft
ECZEMA CAN Btr. CURED TO STAY* and
rhe;> I say cured. I mran|a«iti»luitlwiy—C U-K-lp D.
^na not merely patetoM up for awhile, to return
worse than before. Rsmsfober 1 mikl this broad
•trtrmrnt after pottltur ten yrere of my time on thia
one H ware and tMtxiilnft in Ute mean time a quarter
of a mutton------- ------ -v — »
Moi
aw oslng
bpo| poor,Money to Loan
MeningitisDenton Trust Company
LOHS
No red
BE
*3,000,000.
their list
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED
to see us.
100 to 160Egan Land Co.
Northest Corner SquareJANUARY A YEAR AGO
HE POULTRY SHOW dr. blount’s resignation savage imesonpoultry
COMES TO A CLOSE
By Saturday morning at .0 o'clock Gentlemen:
of sail
the
quh the bank with a feeling of
byQUARTERLY CONFERENCE
WAS ADMIRAL EVAN’S COUSIN
01
Odd------- co to uerer tne election of Dr.
•Mr*. J. I*. Elliott was Second Cousin Blount’s successor un .. the regular
Addition to Clwrch Already
Fitz-
First quarterly conference ot
PICTU.1E OF JUDGE BARRETT
AU
cr from Washington, was the first 1 ,’®,o*Fapb Hung In District Conrt
will
and
The picture of the late Judge, D. E.
cor-'
Stark buys out Majes-
Chlld
M’CULLAR-BROWDER WEDDIEtT V"
report-
S ates Sens-lar. and Jackson was killed .n.Unt- jed to o^er’coJn’tl^n
f a law en- '>■ 'Barrett'■ district
■Htes
L. Craddock & Co.
75.
Our Own
Bottley ,n
BLANK BOOKS
and
In fact anything used
in
return
Side.
inl-
the
tbs
the
for
his
but
boat
last
the
an
week.
Brow-
Frank
a last
She
'all the birds had been removed and
cleaningo fthe room waa in progress ■
V- M *,..1 I - ...___. _______*'
con-
the
and
•OLE TAX PAYMENTS CONTINUE
LIGHT--2OS PAID IN DENTON
County national Bank,
Texas.
Mouse to Chit keu F anciers in Con-
nection with v-ocal Show.
to
Theta
the
Bond
4FUU
Quart*
5500
5 00
5.00
5.00
6:00
5.00
5.00nd Several Hurt. Including President
W m. Uibblin nf Mercantile ba*e
De. ost Company Who is Seriously
injured.sys’em ag
recommend-
htr.i*. f
*U«GE SAVAGE SPOKE IN AFTER-
NOON FK»-»Ai—GOVD CROWD
i.N ATTENDANCEMASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR
TdKhlS ADVANCED STAND ON
PLOGRBSHIVE LEGISLATION.
OWEN TO OPPOSE JUDGE NOOK.
WASHINGTON Jan 8 —Senator
Owen of Oklahoma anouneed today
f I c P’-es'dent sent to the Seni’e
the nomine ion of judge W C. Hook
ss 'a member-of the Supreme court
he would fight It indelnltely. The
fl"ht apowe out of a derision in the
Oki.il T:>a two-cent- rates cases.
ternoon was the best during
show, but at nignt comparatively few
v.sltors viewed the prize-winners.
VE88RLS FOUND.
WASHINGTON. Jan. All
T:.c crowd in attendance Fr dsv i»f- .. '---
tUe To, t*le Board of Directors,
the Mercantile
FIRST QUARTERLY SESSION OF
NEW OOUNTk ORGANIZATION
W1M. BE HELD IN DENTUN.
of Rear Admiral Robley FIvans,
Wuo Died Wednesday,
Craddock's 87
Old Crow
Oraddock's ’9i
Melba Rye
H. Monarch
Craddock's Quartett
Canada Rye
Kentucky Cyclone
Westmoreland Rye
Nelson Sour Mash
Corn Whiskey
' 'on.
McCuilar
Navasota
lastMONDAY’S WEATHER RECORD
The coldest place m the United
TO CREATE SINKING FUND.
DALLAS, Jan. 5—The establleh-
ment of a sinking fund for the State
Fair to cover bad weather and othet
eTerirenc es was recommended today
See u«
Special alien-
EQUITABLE BUILDING
IN NEW YORK BURNED'
Sam Evans, a brother of l.„
Evans was a surgeon general in the
Southern army. During the first
part of the war he was hurt and was
MURDKKER ELECTROCTUFD.
OSSINING, N. Y.. Jan. 8.—Phillip
Manrano was electrocuted tn Slug
sing prison today for the murder of
his* daughter three years ago.
Room Mas Presented by Capt. W.
H. Daugherty of Gainesville.
Long Days Journals
and Counter Books
Extra Debit,
Double Entry,
Single (Entry
wit-
llams of Corsicana Orpuans’ Home.
Address, J. W. Mahan, Dallas,
bolo, Miss Lilian Sullivan.
- Reading, -ilss Do’son of the
stcana Orphans’ Home.
Plano <lu«x, .Misses Cowan
Pierce.
You Can Get Money
To renew your Ven-
dor’s Liep Notes. ,, ,
Sam W. Fritz, Denton.’Mr. .and Mrs. Fred. L.
came In Saturday from
where they were married
Mrs. McCuilar *as Miss Bess
der. only daughter of 11. - 1
Browder of this city, an.l is i
year's graduate of the C. I. A.
was teaching-domestic sclen< e in the
Navasota High X'hool at the time of
the wedding. Mr. Mcuullar is a son
of J. J. B. McCuilar of this city and
is engaged in the lumber bus'ness
at Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. McCul-
lar will make Bridgeport their home.
Fayatte Carpenter, who Is In the
k'«mploy of the Corintn gin, had his
hand badly lacerated there Frld«y
«hila cleaning out the gin saw. A
oh ya Han was summoned and Satur-
day state 1 that although the hand,
was h<41*_ burt he hoped all of the
'Ingors could be aaved.
Rev Cooper, t»e Pastor, Shows Fifty-
four
this
Lends money on farm lands. Low rate of interest
Gibson Rye
James E. Pepper
Green River
Sunny Brook
Guckenhelmer Rye
Kentucky Club
Hill « Hill
Pen wick Rye
Lynndale 4 qj
Duffy’a Malt (4 bot.) 4.08
Alcohol • gg
Cocktail* 100
ODD fEROWS TO
MET HERE JIN. 16
meet ng on Jan. 0, but elected J. L.
Blewett aa vice-president unul that
meeting,— -
Dr. Blount said Friday that he
had not fuily made up his mind
what he would <.o. but intended
resting a while for the present, with
I ouis Cagle and Miss Effie Rob-
«•* the ferrrer living norrbsst of
town an! the latter,a daughter or
W. E- Roberts near Aubrey, were
married the past Week, Rev. B. F.
Sizeiiiore officiating.
MW'tion, and 1
ieasur>s urei-
Chamber of Commerce ap-
con'ercnce committees for
Puekett
Aubrey precinct still maintains j
good lead with 155 reeelpts to it*
credit. Lewisville follows with 1U3-
in the four precincts centering In
.Denton but 288 recepts have been
Issued. Ward 1 leads with 83
cet’pts. Ward 4 has 76, Ward 2.
and Ward 3. 84.
3 360
Otto
wed."
Numerous burglaries
P lot Point.
•Measles eplde: ic Ih
City tencners Institute held.
31. 151/ realized ly
FOSS'MESSME BEALS
MNfflONJl ISSUES
A'ter Twenty Years* Service as Head Poultry Expert Spoke at the U)*n
of Lemon County National, Dr,
Blount *«e*ign*
Denton ’
Fred Me' ullar and Miss Bess
Browder M ere Married at Navaso-
ta Last Week.
BCSTON, Sam,, jm. 4—The re-
cent endorsement oi the presidency
of Gov. Eugene W. Foss by
Massachusetts den.ocat* with
nerrasing support turn other sec-
tion* of the party, ;ave additional
•ntenst to ha ad-res to the Legis-
lator delivered todr.
1 glaring it Ms rat duty to be
to oitline a progrm of legislation
mote lesponslve » the economic
and kk lai nee s ofthe people ®nd
more el tic ent In .tbir service,” Gov.
Fossuiged that todc so intelllgent-
■y It muet be reegmzed ihat ’tael
peopL are raj id assuming ine |
uauatement of tbir own affairs!
ai. i a. :,.i>;aiy regat ng the poll
ih i'l r-achliie to he rear.”
"Th v movemen” he said, ''di-
vides tip world o American Poll ies
today 1 a deepeitense than the
prerent party cessation. The one
side la ieactlonar and the other ts I
P’OgressWe, dedloed to the prog-1
ress of hgtelatlonof commer-e n |
duatry an< »jroap> ty No
Typewriter Ribbons.
Carbon Paper.
ITALIAN RlNKg RE'G’ENFD
BERLIN, J*n 8—-The CounclHoi
of the Cabinet has decided to permit
w ere col-
tbern to the
probably fatally
also •rated the c!L
of uta i
Ladies'
clubs from Mine, Kunze recital.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.—The im-
mense office building of the Equit-
able Fire Assurance so<le on low-
er Broadway was destroyed by fire
early this morning. The damage is
about • 55.O0O.UU0. The Lamos
utsited in the basement.
Three watchmen were trapped in
the burning bull lug. As they knelt
to pray the corner- of the burning
build ng where they
lapsed and dropped
street, but all were
hurt.
In the vaults of
Safe Deposit Co., Wm. Giblin, piest-
cent of- thd company, was p nioned
by fa’iing debris. Father McG*an.
ichapliilr ci the Fire depar muut,
sbra^z bii si e to give him the
'comfort of the church. Ag he knmt
at the iritsouei * side the wails :ol-
lapHC'l reive. Firemen dragged the
prest into the s reet, and a moment
later tons of debris fell whore he had
re*n ’It was several hours before
f lblin as rescued an 1 he was^bsdly
hurt. The first rescues were made In
the vault where'two watchman were
impr soned. The firemen, using
great crowbars, smashed In the red
hot doors of the vault and brought
the men out alive.
. .The assessed valuation of
bull Ing was 112,100,000.
T"ree Leap to l>eath.
I- Three men lost their Ilves
leaping from the root The building
was nine stories high. Most of the
record* <>f tne Equitable society
were kept, in branch offices In an-
other- building. .
Deputy r ire Chief Killed. i... .
At 11 O'clock the tiremen de-
Claret the body of Deputy Fire Chief
Walsh was in the ruins. -
I 1 .7---j ....<> ,,, .,mjluviu aiaiue
in Alaska 22, below.
, 60
general In . __
. ■ —-—1 Western, channel near Houston <>r» C
■'1 Centrsi Western and New Englanu. iou* trials the jerors failed to agree
to Mesh storms are expected Wednes-
day and Friday.
Denton Trust Company
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE DENTON, TEXAS |
of George Watsbn
poll taxes Issuod
Hannert and
son of the expiration of its charter.
A service of 20 yea s has been spent
in an effort to gain ant hold the
respect and confidence of Ita P»-
trona, ana <0 those »lin ,. .om 1 h»’«
been associated, I tender my best
wisnes tor tae tuture. Res.ectiui-
ly aubm'.ted, - J. P. BLOUNT.
"President Denton County National
Bank.’
A meeklng of the directors decid-
ed to uefer the election of Dr.
h* stMe, control ofi sale
A MAN’S FRIEND IN TIME OF NEED
Is good Insurance on your home, furniture, barns, etc.
LOUIS CAGLE AND MtSS
FlFFlE ROBERTS MARRIED-MURDER TRIAL AT HOUSTON
HOUSTON Jan. 8.-Tbe case O1
C. B. Meadows, charged wiib the
murder of Alice Eastup, of connora
three years ago. will be caned foi
tiial today. The woman's body waa
found In a trunk floating In a ship
rnannnl »»-__
i- on two prev-
Katy trains serve every large city inTexa«.
Electric lighted sleeping cars in daily
service between Dallas and Oklahoma
City: Dallas and Hammon; Dallas
and Shreveport; Dallas Ft. Worth
and Sin Antonio; Dallas,
Ft Worth and Austin-
Dallas, Ft Worth and
Galveston; San Antonio
, and Galveston and
New Orleans.
0tied.*
The nose and throat .should be
carefully sprayed 2 or 3 limes a
day with effective antiseptics and
menthbl Balm applied to nose.
For this purpose I have Anti-
septic Solutio 1 50c per pint.
Good Atomizers 50c each.
Curtis'Menthol Ba^m 25c 50c,
Be very careful and call your
doctor quickly iu suspicious cases
as prompt diagnosis and proper
treatment early applied are abso-
lutely essential to recovery. The
serum uied in the treatment may
be goben at m» store. Dress |
comf rtaUy, be cheerlul and keep
secretion active wnh Curtis’ Laxa
tive Syia lRock and Rye |2 5fl Paaeb Honay,’ 83.0b n«r „v
Peach and Apple Brandy, each 0u and 54 OO^r «1
Aprleot Brandy, 53.50 *io 14 6U per gal ‘
California Win*. 81 50 and 53.5a per gaL
(Expree* ch«r£* oi' one eoetfng 12.50 or morw.i
AWENTB, MnU‘r IlnDlerl Rrrr
T«IAL OF CHICAGO PACKERS
CmUAGG, Jan. 8,—When the
trial of the Chicago packer* waa re-
U was expected that U.
‘ Dletr.ct Judge Geo. A. Carpenter
would -make two Important rulinga
tn the action* of the defence to have
excluded certain testimony introduc-
ed by the government.
Argyle
Hili.
and visiting married.
. 19. T. A. McGalllard of Garza
took t est prize for Yellow Dent ed.
;corn at Farmers' Industrial Congress.
| 20. . . - - -
w I] points
renton-siidell Hne; T.
(Ted; Laurence Coker and Miss Lila
Yearby marr ed; E. S. Edwarda
come badly . am aged by fire.
21. Stout will probated; Cum-
berlandu arrange for the Methodist
Episcopal church bull Ing.
23f President Blzzell asks
two new C. J. A. buildings In
annual budget; i ad wreck ott Katy
railroad at Hickory creek.
Mrs. Ira Davis died.
C. E.
2. auercui'y 9 above. Public
school opened; Dee Pu< kett and
Mrs. L. A. Gabbert married; Prince
Young and Miss Addie Counts mar-
ried.
3. 3 degrees above zero; college*
resumed stuules.
». Mercury*!6 above.
5. Sirs. Anne Winson died '
6. Squire G, L. Button died.
i. Billingsley tnee ing progress-
ing; lan deal west ot town in which
consideration was 819,640.
8. 1000-mark reached at schools
end co leges.
9. “ Flie Chief Gaddel reported 34
f re alarms during past 7 1-2 months
wi h »25,000 loss, >16,000 insur-
ance.- ■* .. ■
10. Chamber of Commerce
es dlrectois;- >33,000 land deal con-
sum ma co.
11. uphn A. McCreary and Miss
Emma Robinson mart led; Roanoke
school suspended on account ot
measles.
12 >12,000 -fire at C. I. A. dor-
mitories, ■
13. 33,104 bales of cot'on in
county to December 13 reported; at
a meeting of the Cnamber of Com-
merce Hon. Aivin C, Owsley elected
president; temperature is 83 above.
14. Farmers Institute begins
meetings again; U. L. Gotcher ot
■Garza wins first prize at Dallas for
finest White Orpingtons.
15. Mr*. D. k- Mays died; first
meeting of Normal home-coming
committee neld. ,
1^ January term of County
Court opened; Eaimer?' Institute
meeting; Mrs. Joe Stroud dead.
I 17. Anderson home burned.
O P l 18. Collision at depot between
bus and fi eight; three men sbghtly
lodge hurt or bruised; Joe Jagoe, Jr , and
' Miss Ca hertne Barnes of Rockwall
Dr. Sppbia.i Saturday said, in
...----- ------------speaking of preventive measures------ against meningitis, ‘The nose an 1
"Zj on immense offioe lhfnat ot e«ery one should be care-
t f LIFE insurance co. will fully cleansed and antheptic ap-
The
the First Methodist church convened
Id the_church Monday morning at lu
o'clock. Rev. J. Foster Pierce of
Gainesville was present and presld-
The reports submitted to tne
tonferonce showed 'hat the work for
the new year had opened auspiciously
icey. O. T. Cooper, the pastor, report-
ed that fittjr-four n*w nvwmbvw*
been received into the church.
the organizations are In good condl-
t on. and have arranged for large ac-
tivities during this conference’ year.
Several bun..red dollars have been
raised for imi ledlate repairs on the
churfh. Extensive. Improvements in
the way of furnishing* and providing
for more adequate quipment are con-
templated.
■ Six new stewards were elected at
this conference as follows: J. H.
Whitflelr A. P. Blankenship, W. J.
Waggoner, J. M. Gurley, O M. Klfif,
and J. F. Keyte. The official board
now numbers eighteen members.
We arc in position to give you at good terms
on money as any one in Denton or Denton coun
ty. We have unlimited amount of money to loan
on good real estat^ security. Short, plaiu notes.
We can save you money on your loan.,
before placii g your application.
tion to renewing loans.
We have buyers for small farms frou
acres. Let us know what ydu have tirt
I* Fuji
Quart*
512.00
11.00
10 00.
10.00
9.00
' 5.00
5.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
5.00
Bottling
« Full
Quart*
55.00
4.50
4.00
4.00
3/00-
3.00
. 3 00
3 00
2.50
3.50 K
2 SO
Hnn Dfh1110*11^ "t”1 I"'" r®el'’na" Jhe Northwesstn. Middle
Ion without bls knowledge fearfal [central Western »n^
lest a son of hers wouli want U
fight with the Y'nkees. The boy did
not accept the resignation, however,
»hd explained matters choosing to
f ght on he Northern side.’*
Mrs. Elliott hesrd from her cousin
Iasi sumfner by letter.
FAYETTE CARPENTER HAD
HAND BADLY LACERATED.
SUES FOR NUNT ESTATE.
>1 500,000, w*. filed in court here ”" tO Torktjr' '
today by B'ron Lucas, a half-brother
of Hunt. He claims that he and oth- '
er heirs are en ltlel to 5693,252. two or 'the ■fouriMn^rvrn.^''
D.llM°Wned th° 8outh,and hot*1 ”,<>•• Wet. csughtT a TtorS.
► week are accounted for.(XM. Curtin.
DRUGGIST.
The first quarterly session of the
Denton County Odd Fellow*' asso-
c ation, which w as organized at a
meeting of delegates from over tne
county held here ln..»ovember, win
be held In Denton Tuesday, Jan. 16,
with the Denton lodge. No. 82, 1. 0.
O. F. The local lodge has made
preparations for a big meeung ou
that date and expect a largo at-
tendance from over the couuty. All
O .d Fellows are welcome and urged
tc attend, those In charge ot the
association stated, and the attend-
ant e of delegates from other lodge*
la espec ally urged.
Preparation have been made to
entertain the delegates and visitor*
royally dur-ng their stay tn the city,
and the meet .ng is expected to be
an Important event in local lodge
circles.
A program committee consisting
of Geo. M. Hopkins, H, B. Cadd*l
and Geo H. Harris was appointed
to arrange for the meet ng,
has aunoum ed the following order
cf < x< rcises for the day.
The meeting will be called to or.
der ky President J. A. Smith
Denton at 10 o’clock a. m.
Singing Of Opening Ode by
Fellows present.
Prayer by Chaplain G. A.
gerald. ■ .
Address of welcome, Mayor
Poe.
Response, V. D. Ely,
A dress Hon. F F.
Dinner for delegates
Odd Fellows, 1 p. m.
Bus news session 2:30 !>'. m.
vuni<at, ■* p. »u.
Supper for delegates 5;30.
At 7 o'clock the local lodge
meet in the hall and confer the
tlatofy degree on candidates,
work in cbarge/of the Denton team.
Folowing this, an onen program
be Tendered as follows:
P ano duet. Misses Cowan
Pierce.
Read ng “The Home," Miss
tape, prompt returns. Sells the best lands.* Pushes
If you have land to sell it will be to your interest
Notary work done in office. Deeds dr^wn properly.
pt"*U,.'.\.' 11.08
Judge H. R. Savage of Beloa, one
of the best knoyn poultry expert* and
fane era In the South, who waa here
to Ju .go the exhibits In the success-
ful poultry show which closed Friday
afte. noon, lectured at the court house
to a number of tenders. The crowd
lhai heard Mr. Savage was small
but was apparently intensely inter-
ested tn wuat he bad to s*y.
Judge Savage gave considerable
advice (,o those who were starting In
>be poultry business, and urged ev-
erytody who posluiy could to atart
rie told the beginner not to ask some
o.d tancier what kind of chickens to
get, as each would say to get his
particular breed as the best, while,
as a matter of fact the speaker said,
one breeu was about xs good as the
o her if properly cared for. “Select
the strain of pouitryyou -ancy,” said
he, "and then feed and cau for your
.owls: In this way, and only this,
you can geet results.” Mr. Savag*
saldfurtherthat it was not necessary
to send East to get birds at 350 to
375 apiece, when Texas biros were as
good as any and could be bought
irom 310 up.
The me urer said tnat every citi-
zen is interested in the poultry busi-
ness In that scarcely a meal is pre-
pared without using a poultry prod-
u0y the moat, eggs or something,
ror this reason, said he, the buslnes*
must grow In importance and profit
Furthermore, .e continued, the day
of the 15 cent hen and 5-cente-a-
uOzen eggs is past, as the population
Is rai Idly Increasing and the uemand
will hold up the price, which makes
50 and 60 cent hens a thing of the
near future.
Mr. Savage advised all farmer*
who coud arrange to raise turkey*
and keep peace with their neighbor*
to do so. as turkey raising Is profit-
able. He advised raising bronze
turkeys and If ono ’ anted to raise
ducks, choose the Indian runner
He said the latter were prolific and
the products easi.y marketed
Judge Savage closed by praising
the lex al poultry saow, saying he had
Judge! nineteen shows this season so
tar and this was one of tr > best.
He said a numoer o. chickens
shown locally could win out any-
where. He said also he'would be glad •
to come here ind lecture again when
mw™6*’ of -bose interested should
J. E. McCABE,
Real EstateThe l.n Mt.Shippers of Whiskey direct to tho consonet In the South
BrJow we list a few of our leading brands:
:—I herewith
my resignation as president
__ bank t© take effect Iron. said. date.
E. M. Arnold was the last to remove doing s0 I desire to say lhai 1
Inis exhlb ts. duh the bank with a feeling of
During the poultry show the fan- Prido tor Its past achievemeuts as a
ciers who had birds on exhlbt took Haancia. nstltution and wish vor It
a good many orders for birds and every success in ita new organisation
eggs, selling a number to Denton that >e ,o be brought about by rea-
people who are going in fo" poultry “* *fc,“
raising, either fan or for the eggs.
|The barred rocks seemed quite pop-
ulsr in -he market for laying pur-
poses and the White Wyan ottes,
Whit Rocks and Black Minorca* and
Black Rocks for fancy raising.
formation Sa urnay. Miss Barrett
H. .aw a’H Bte<1 ,n averting the place to
Ha saw h the plcture
..I I, e Hboio.iaph was enlarged from
“ a negative laken in Austin when
Judge Bjrrett was a member of tn0
{Texas Legislature in 1886 prior to
- I his election as District Judge in
dead. igg8>
i bimiar pictures have been present-
_----. Judge (
.Barrett's district, Cooke and Monta- <
Rob gue.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans,
who died Wednesday in Washington
at i.he age of 65, was a second cousin
of Mrs. J. P. Eli ott of Denton. In ,
politics] 'speaking of the Admiral, Mrs. Elliott probably a visit to th, Pacific’coast
servant, whcteve-tils p.:rty‘artlna-i t0*‘' a°n>e Interesting things con- before he decided detlnitely on his
ton, can mee th obligations of hls| <'ern,n* th® Evans family and reia- Plane.
option fully 'ary witbout frankly | Hons, all et whom, with the exceP-l • •
end unmlevwkajL 'taking bis »t*«i’d tu,n ot tho lftte Rear Adm ral were
•n one stiie or tS^thqr of the fun-1 B<»utherners. “Rob Evans' uncie,
dame”tai prindjl of popular gov- J,m Jackson, wno kept the Marshall I
ernmen’.” I house In Alexandria, across the rlv-[
He favored ettethen ng the pr>. J1 " . _ _
mary system qs he formation on I s°utherner killed In the war,” she
which 4be struct! is built.” said. “He was a hot-ueuded South*
Favors I., R <e I. jeruer and when news of the decla-
Regarding the Jtta’lve, referon.|£a,’or’ °f war came he boated “
dum and re al] ! sa'd: "If the. ' , __
voter's judgment j>uld determine | iauee The next morning
the nomination c
e'Tould for thesai _______________
C« a guide and elk upon he atls
of v ubllc servantt Therefore, 1
advocated the Inftive an-1 the ref
tereedvitn and thejcall in my In-
augu’al addrea* ISyear and reaf-
ylrnieil fheSe rrlnefa at the recent
clvj ion. Tne ponr verdict was
ar* approval -•
actin urge
you.”
Gov. Fobs
rect election
to s and the nass^of a law en-
abling the voters tjexpress thetr
boice of candlaatsbr nom'na’ on
for preai ent 8»Jvice-pres1dent.
He urged the pas* of ,a strong
corrupt practices a4roh|b|ffne au
ampa gh advert anal] par Ictpa-
t'on by cornorattoni elections, all
rse of '^onve- anceu; monev ex-
penditures at the PCnd ebforclb'e
by heavy penalties.^nlsh ng the
man who sells a vote! well as the
rtan who buys, anAu rfna sworn
statements from crates of ai>
ex'endlturea the d^efore elec-
tion.
Woman's Suffrage* I
l;he Hertion pami
••aed ’n Oregon. he>
eJ Wh'ie not *oi» vtg _
on woman's suffrage recognizes
the demand for a sisslon of (he
qcestfon by rw'ommig ft to the
legislature. Home for
was also recommeaT He urged
the ratification of wuomo tax
amen went.
In record to the •matters, he
-commended conse>n of tl.'e
ponnlar resources, •( of finance
board to standard the ftnbl'e
buslneiK, a publfr ut> board a
Labor Bureau and supervision
of corporations’ retai w th labor
and the consuming jc. a thor-
ough revfs'on of thee tax svs-
•em, which Is now
heaviest burdens
hw'piess and
Regulation of
He also recommence regule-
t’on of trusts and hol,*s by
of
of
Do You Need Money? Is Your Life Insured?
Do You Want to Sell Your Property?
Irt either event, h will be to your interest to let me
expl^jotko-ur policy.
•lot door east Exchange Bank
24.
25.
and He.
I 26.
Cead.
27.
date';
Clark
28.
ec, at
30.
Announcement was made Friday
of the resignation of Dr. J. P. Blount
as president of Die Denton County
I National bank alter continuous ser-I The Denton County Poultry asso- '.U® ’,uh l““l uu*t-tauun uuu u*-t
elation brought its show to a dose “J1* up to now' Th« resignation,
r rlday night <efter a very successful *p*'h *as accepted, wa given out
tv-ree days' exhibit on. a8 iOUow*:
T:*e crowd in attendan*** Er day “Jan- 3. 1913.
Denton
Denton,
The payment of poll taxes
tinves very light, according to
sta ement of Col'ector Hawk'ns
during Monday pmy about thirty-five
* receipts were issued. The total pay-
meats at the Collector's office up to
Is good Insurance on your home, furniture, barns, etc. We write all Monday h«bt were 1597, with only
risks in good reliable compani's. Lei us talk the rnulter over with Vou fy' for voting*1 duringl°presen'
1893. B. H. DEAVENPORT & CO. 19i2 “*
Office in Denton County National Bank.
eferen- ration of war came he hosted a L»r tate juage.u. e.
If the Southern flag on top of the Marshall ._!£!*”» whlch was bung in the Dis-
—j The next morning Ellison c?n5tLro?.m here Saturday, was
les. .t’|anl rome men were sent across the C“PL W. H. Daugherty
continue | lvar to Pit down the flag. An old hte1d o» f v f'ien<1/ ia’
/tuc-d ran up the stairs and told Jim '!Le Judf?® Barretts daughter,
Jackson that they had pulled down on acc°unt of mlsln-
the flag, and Jim reached his
and started out'the door. t:_
E list on on the stair with the
wrapped around h m, and Just
Jim appeared E.iiston said to ___
men, “Well, boys, I ( it my tronhy i
all right.” "Yes and I got mine!”!
sa'd Jackson, and shot him C Z.
One of Ell s on’s men returned the
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