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BRECftENRIDGE DAILY AMERICAN
FRIDAY MARCil 14 1924.
The Breckenridge Daily
American
Published in the afternoon ot Mon-
day Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
nd Friday also on Sunday morning.
1 Month by carrier $ .63
3 Months bv mail 2.00
6 Months by mall 3.00 '
1 Year bv mall G.00
Members of the Associated Press.
Members of the United Press.
Members of the Newspaper Enter-
prise Association.
Hrcckcurldge American Publishing
Co. inc. inibllshcrs.
0. M. CAI.DWhI.L -ll'resldunt
GEO. T. WILSON Secy and Treua.
GEO. T. SPEAKS Gen. Mgr.
HORACE I. TROUT Editor
Entered a second class matter Au-
Brcckenrldge Terns under the Act
ot March 1 1870.
Any erroneous reflections upon the I
-horacter. standing or reputation of
nv person firm or corporation which i
may occur Iu the columns of THn)u t (r u m m tin- uiach'ti
AMEKH'XN III b..Bl.idly corrected f f im if .
upon ui'ini; oroiiKtii iu iuu uinuuuii
of the firm.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Breckenrldge Dally American
nd Brecknrlilge Weekly Democrat
tre authorized to make me ioiiow-
ini: annoiinri'iii. nt. subject to the)
action of the I mocrutlc Primary off
July 1324: i
l-'or Mate hoimtor:
.llsK It. .SMITH.
ui:i:v to.m Ki.xc
lor .Indue. !)-ml .Itiillrlnl DMiicl:
u i.ti:u r. mCHISNCK.
I'or Dlsttlct Utorney:
i:. i.. p.optii.
( r election )
.IOIIN" W. MACKIJY.
I.. II. WIXC'II.
PAl I. (.. ItKOW.V.
I'or District Clerk:
DAVID com:.
IIOMEP. II. HUNT.
I-'or Count Judge.
HI) r. It ITCH BY.
(re-election.)
l-'or County Allorney.
O. II. AM.IIBD.
D. It. CIIAPPBMi.
I.I.OYD B. STIIH.XHtiltG.
I'or Sheriff:
C. II. SEA KS.
IIK.MtY C. T HOUSTON.
.1. II. SMITH
I.OX GAUNEIt.
I.. I). SLAUGHTER.
For County Clvrk:
m: i.mvr.
(re-election ;
For Count) Treniner:
M. I. .MAItTI.V.
f re election.)
It. M. PAYXE.
II. V. WIIITMIHE.
For Tax A"eor:
T. C. IIKFNKIl.
(re-election.) - . ...
For Tm Collector.
A. H. DOWNING.
G. T. ADAMS.
(re-election.)
O. U. (Oildle) COOPER.
For County Superintendent Public
Instruction:
.MRS. UI.A RROCKMAN.
( re-election.)
for County CoiiinilssloiiLT Precinct
No I:
.1. II. WEMIt.
II. It. DOWSING.
(r- lection.)
.1. A. CARAWAY.
T. . ri.Ol'RSOY.
i:cii ni.cic.
For County Commissioner Precinct
No. ii:
N. ;. PRICE.
(;. P. .IONICS
(re election)
W. I. HINT.
W. P. RANSDBIili.
l-'or t oiinlj Commissioner Precinct
Nu. ft:
.1. V. IIORTO.V.
( r election.)
(i. II. CRACBY.
.1. M. COI5I.I2Y.
A. . DBVBIE.
I.'or Coiiiuy Commissioner Precinct
No. I-
A. M. .MII.NBR.
W. R. POWERS.
I rf-vtttotinn.)
ROY MARTIN.
II. V. CXUJJWBMt.
l-.ii
.lust let- of the Pence Precinct
Nn.
t:
. T. WILLIAMS.
C
.1.
Pur
W. CATMtMAN.
( re flection. )
.In-llitt of lite. Peace Precinct
3k :
IRL l COLLINS.
i'tr Coiisislliltt Precinct No. 1:
PIL ROI.ISS.
P. MINTON.
For Constnttlo IVrclnct No. H:
It. II. MKI ION.
CITY OFFICES
For Major:
T. It. RIDGRLL
C. J. O'CONNOR
C. II. Fl LWILRR.
up Wtlon )
For :iy Commissioner:
.1. A. RORIIINS.
II. 31. STEVENSON.
NBBI.Y HRAI.Y
F. W. HOLDER.
t re-election t
ROHBRT um'HI.AMS.
ire cliiUon)
IIIIII.K THOl'UHT I'OIt TODAY.
I'lKH-.tT .i IPVM'K Trust iu
tl... i .or a with all tliint- heart. ;i i-U
Inn not unto thin- on iinder-
Ut.i'iilin. tn all ttn vtjvj act row'
f III l .lid he -It.lt iln .h l I'
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lilt r- and tor f r.i
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tn- 'i
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motor 1 1 .ii -
arm "ll:
IleliUIII all
t ol inn i th
-.t or tin tui'iii
dli -ible air ! rv u.
il nee oil hi -.iiin
iu ua- in tli'
il nee oil m o! tt. by pio
attr. on laud mid r water and iff
.in .how .hi a ami land Ther. torn
It i- irnperatiM tli.it tin- I S Uu-
i nn;. Ill .iitti.t u riLiil 1'iiiu rulatl u
to ml
r i niif -nth i pohr liulli with
reiiinn to oil iMourc'-i ;ind r
! - in uin nun ioiiiiii i ml with
i' I i ion tn imports and i'iorts "f
oil would insure our national do-
'i n- to i hir. it n. . anil in i
bU ui.a.ur. KtutnliH the productinn
.iiul nn rk'tiiiii or oil a tut iu pro-duri-.
Out of iwrv trouble whether na-
l tional or lmlUiduul there iisualU
I rtimi a benediction and a be5!"inir
' M.t i- look for n valuabl- Na
tional Oil Policy to be one of the
chit f results of the present turmoil
over some ot the nal oil rttna.
I'MDIMIHss IN ItAIMO.
Tht. trovrHS5 i radio W soich that
it cauites tht- moat nptomiitic in
sclentlfle thought to ns.irvel. Demon-
stratloa aft.-r dt-monstration of tho
feasibility of wir.'lfss tel.'nrnph and
ti-lephon link up the world and
draws the different states nations
and nationalitiex cIomt and closer
together
In a recent demonstration when
f.ve thousand mil..- of t.-l phone
wires wer linkul un with radio
i uanuviaiiuii. xuen uinu'is nave iiiuit-
Lroadcastlnc stations e;ery state . aring sumSi thtlt they .oul(1
in the union M i. ached and Mfty rpfer t(J 8Pe rtrawJnp a reasonable
illlion .nnl.. h.ard :. neral John . . . . .XM... . .
.i iirn let in.-siiunt ot tn.. .mer.
lean Tei plion.. Coiniinn rotttiol
Un' nation wide t'ommuiiiontiun ss-l
t' in throu.li a mirruphoiie in Chi-
cago 111m voire was heard in everv
" tate in the union in ('.Hindu. Cuba
and islr-i) of the sens. It was con-
ducted to show the feasibility of
connection telephone systems v.ith
radio. ;
The esperimeut was so wide in its
scope that it puzzled radio follow-
ers. ThQ nest morning the ocean-io-ocenu
radio and tolonhane system
was a topic of conversation every-
where. A New York commuter was
heard to say "The bell played In
San Francisco came In so clear. I
hae a one-tube set and could hear
the .ippliiUMi' in- Him ana and San
I'ninriseo. jitsi as clearly us if It
originated iu New York I wonder
ho they dltl it Do ciu l.notv how
uuinv broudeastinv stations uero us.
d and what part the wires plaed?"
FCTORIE.s
Kroiu the .Sweetuater Itepoiter.
Cntfl Texas and especially Went
''vu Ket tnin ninnufacttirtnK and
retains tie difference In price be-
tween what neiu in the shape of
cotton wool and hides and other
prudiiciM it will not attain Its
greatest development in the opin-
oii of those hci have uiven the
totnution h(uiI.
In Pecetulxr. lt22. a pound of
ro cotton ronid be bought for 2Cu.
Deduct in pei c.it fi vnte and
the poiuul ol cotton would amount
to 2c
miund of Bunn eoiton u-llll.. 7 '. "" '" lnf: '-"iili'co
- -
in.il.i- s. ven v.uds of Kluehaai or
tile cultuil in tin- um1 of RlnKhaui
slibtb n. on I Itun o Hov mueh
d-i Teain pit for inKhuui oer
the count i in . r.-tail mercan-
tile etiriiliHrhnienls'' I'art of this
1turnc itoe to the railway ami
tMHHuip euiitiMnieu who haul tho
balee ot cotton to the northern or
MfcMeru iniimilacturliii: centers. Part
elf W to ihuiI out m wsiBes of vaii-
tmm prnwHis iuhI itrt l profit -aJI
ot it i uoins to thi ili u lopmeiit
nd nptHUIiUuc ot othr necilonn or""" n'llllta'tlon that the future
the I mted rtuie. while To.as pays '""""" 0f n "horiiiise in oil was
the piU-e thewof for.-s. en and naval reflerten In Wy-
Woo4 which the Texi.H la.u-h.r "'"'"' "'"' c'al"rnia tak. n up and
ciMwiiliri!. hiin.itf rortuiinte if e ' """ G'''''"uiei)t. Our navy
! 5n a pound for la bought " ""r fIrt ""'' ot defenne nniHt
ImcIc hy Taiw t many times thnrl'mP "" "'"' loU of ll "hould an at-1
amount afl.tr the woolen mills hnvej !cl 1h' ma"t nri 0l'" nation. .And
nddiil their price to the proceed-' mmt1 "le natl reserves he leased
inn j"ut tnt- lu:1' should ha paid and the.
The tlifftueiice in price between royalties in oil Htor-i for national
what Texas sells and what it buys ""'"'H mil us- of tho fleet. I-'or
U tfi iiiarKin needud to develop thOiWl"n im "'"orguiicy cornea thuro
State. would otherwise l !t ncnrclty ox
LOW" .sstM!ATIO .m:i:i;i).
It iK with n.it difficult) .mil at
considerable sacrifice that a wage
IKSIW Be COUuH Wii YouQ -.'"'- its 'i
mat ft-P? i -!
Bflii LH4$-v. -ill fill
x x ; vk.: - r- v z' --. --s - y 5 r :-.
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earner can actiuire tnouh ensh to
meet the niiulreiin tits of the lumber
tlealer and the contractor neither
of those are iu a position to K(e
him the time he re.ilb reijuln s if
he IhiIIiIh a home.
The reiin'il) is a local buildinn
and loan nuHoointion There is snf.
flcient money Invested iu postal sav-
inus that is drawins: small Intenst
flnance a ocal ouildlns aml Ioun
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cent luiiil h tltosi safe depositor-
ies. T 1 1 1 buililiiia and loan u.SbUcla-
tions are Just ah safe as the strnna
est financial institutions and the
dividends ate satisfactory.
Hut aside from tin- financial in-
eminent money placed in an asso-
ciation that helps to make home-
owners pajs a better dividend In
making better-citizens than any fl.
nancial considerations. Human div-
idends are the best dividends that
can be declared on invested capital.
Many who hav& bought lots In
nreckenrldso together with tho
numerous others who will buy lator.
win nave tneir lots paid out and
will bo wanting homes on the-sii
lots.
It is the duty of eve.y ntl-
zen who hua cast his lot -r. unci. -
enridge and can aftord to do ho.
to help those and the hundreds of
other working people who desiro to
In come home owner
A man is a better ctti.cn u-ln n
In- Ih a home-owner and better ciu I
IZ.-H.M are ii cl.u.s of people that III eke
uiirlili.'. .mil ever) otlier cit wains'
to eiicournge. and muitipl) Think'
about It. Th. proportion I-. worth '
i
)our mot serious consideration. I
Dll. SHOUT UJK.
Many geologints hae estimated
that in about thirty yearn our stone
of oil and oil products remaining in
me giouiKl u iP ehaiiM-dl
Hgureij ahow that the ftnted .States!
lias been furnishing two-tliirds or'
the world's suppl- of oil 'e havoi
'jeeu drawing h.avll) on Meileoi
It It 4 1 ni'iwlltniim. ... . i m t
! r m i iu ....... .. .1
" '-iiuii'o iu no on Hie de-i
Chile
Hence there m.u be evp'cted I he
aei.satlonal In tin n.t ten or rif-
tee.i .. with relation t- ni de-'
velopment und oil prices
I'ven if former Secretary I-'all
should he foiin.l fr.e from coirup-
tlon hi policy can I... pondeiiin?tl as
exemplifying hort .lshtednesa
leasing out the Xai'y oil reserves
for exploitation and exhaustion by
operators. It wan ilnrim tl... i-ti
"""- blllf tt 11
i oil mid If that used in commercial
Jh-iuies he comnmiideved
a
tlu
l"'""' to the government would bej
unthinkable.
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A cjine thinl.-i ihe t-on of love Ih
a s vvun sotii;
Never throw rocUs at Jail v. .n-
dows or borrow money from Uin-
folks. Seattle man was arrested for rob-
bins a filling station so we would
like to hear him reading Teapot
Dome news in hi cell
C.nnaii hah developed .i .-w
poison k.is r.verv nation is seeking
new poison gas. Rut the most poi-
sonoun gas is piopaganda
When system and good luck meet
sjstem wins.
Vou enn hardly tell whether a
friendly stranger Is soiling honw-
thing or tunning for office.
France and England aro begin-
ning to agr0 that they shouldu't
aI3Sree
See our sed car barguln8 oppo.
site jasonic Hall. nobWnn Mason
inc.
(Adv.-225.)
Refined gasoline
20c per gallon
an" jr"1'lolI. 'Oc and 33c pur at.
rulwif' Motor &. Supply Co.
(Allv lsr-'f
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insomnia
Don't suffer the infernal
tortures of Insomnia
when you can find sound
and peaceful slumber in
rg
TONIC
7t Makes Qbr Strength
' rru r
rHREE WEEKS"
by !-;LI.0I( GLYNN
Palace - Sunday
Lei Che
ney
Doll!
And keep the wife cheer-
ful because the family
ivuali is clean and sweet
when the
Breckenridge
Steam Laundry
IS YOUK WASH LADY
IMiune (5. We do the Rest.
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Much Activity
In Cross Plains
Territory Now
.ueciul to tho American.
CROSS PLAINS Match 13. Tim-
bers hae been placed on the gtound
and rig builders have begun work
on the niiw location of C. O. Moore.
et al on the smal tract ot state
and the AiUer ll8trict 80Utheast
0f tovvn
Th new rj a c0fIe up otUet
the wpgt th( driUiHK weII r
jono & wils()l and Tho ..
Co. al( the u.Hgt UrMn Iaet irlltl
the )lly . ocalimi reorteil
l.econiing active in that section dur-
Ing the week. To the west of tin-
Acker proven pool Schaffner Bros.
et nl James No. 2 Is underreamlng
at 1.000 feet and farther to the-
east and closer to the proven area
C. 0. Moore et al Faulkner No. 2
drilling at l.iiOO and Pope &. Wil-
son and The Pennant Co. West
Bryson No. 2 drilling at 1225 fed
ar0 all centers of attraction since
eacii Is so located that the trend or
further extensions will be largel
proven with their completion.
io. Cut Agi'in .ctio.
A new rig has been completed this
week b) J .. McMnrray. et al of
Cisco on the .1. W. Newton lease it
the Cross Cut section.
Thin location is on the east part
of the Newton ttact on a lease re-
cently pin-chant d from lillnmn el
al and is near the producing wells
owned bv the Oilman interests.
I he Oilman Company aio also
getting timbers on the ground nn
their No :( location to the ngrth
of then- producers ami will begin
more extensive operations early the
coiilln:; 'liontlt.
Crabb and MeN'enl and Tom llry-
nnt McDonough No. 3 Is shut down
on top of the gas sand at 1100 feet
waiting for the cement anchors to
spt be ton drilling In.
(Illicit t Doaier. et al Prater No
3 rumplt teil In January In said to
he th- bent well drilled on that
lease having o f.tr shown no ten-
denc) io dectense I mm its initial
production of M) barrels from the
1300 loot sand and continues flow-
ing nut n i al IU tutlie output. These
ownirs are now pli lining an ex-
tensive drilling campaign in tho nsar.
fittur that will include the drilling
lot at least JO wells ou tholr Cross
Cut piopertiea during the spring and
suiiiim;- months.
Man) othor locations aro being
talked of for that section ami pres-
ent indications poiut to a moro ac-
tive campaign ot developments 'u
the entire Cross Cut district than
has er been witnessed in that
suction.
vO
Sl'I'MUIXTK.VDKXTS ( OXI'Klt.
Mrs. Pla Drqcfcman and Mrs Jesso
It. Smith were In Kastland yester-
day where Mrs. Jlrockman county
superintendent of Stephens county
went to ennfor with Mrs. L'lala
Howard Burnett superintendent of
Knstland county on school matter
jtspcriall) tho school situated near!
tile line of the two counties
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iNATIONALl
TODAY & SATIKDA
" M Y M A N "
WITH
Palsy Ruth Miller
RGA1E.MUKK
STARTING SUNDAY
Lillian Gisli
IN
The White Sister"
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DR. N. A. BROWN OF THE BROWN
DRUGLESS SANATORIUM CISCO
Will treat in nreckeiividge for throe weeks besinninp; g
March 17. Dr. Brown specializes in chronic cases such g a
ts rheumatism paralysis neuralgia goitre nervousnesi-
ippendicitis stomach liver and kidney troubles etc.
Dr. TJrown will office at Hancock Apartments 217 N.
EreekPiiridge- Avenue. Consultation Free. Phone -I'KJ
Dffico hrurs 1 to 5 p. m.
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HUNT'S WASHINGTON LETTER
BY IIARR B. HLNT
WASHINGTON. March 13 Tii"
least perturbed p-i-on in Washing-
ton thee da).-- i-o f.u as outwaid
evidences i.ro at least is Frisideiit
Cahin Coolidge.
Tluough all the heat of the con-
troversies and conflict. arising ftoni
the day-by.day "disclosures of tho
Senate investigating committee
Coolldge proceeds calmly and un- with a loud voice and a marvelous
emotionally about his job as prosl- appetite. But Willis' most dlstlnc-
dqnt listening lots but saying little tlvc trait Is his persistent optimism.
Ho has temalned cool In a political-1 Democrats gay his optimism was re-
ly supor-heated atmoaphero in sponsible for his championing the
which all others seem to have for-1 cause of Atty. Gen. Daugherty when
gotten the good G. 0. P. slogan i it was proposed to invcstlgato
"Keep Cool With Coolldge. ' ! Daughsrty's official conduct But
L'p at the Whitt House there are that's neither lnic n r lh. I lain
nono of the appearances of fiazzled political ptssimtsmt perhaps!
nerves and frayed disposition that i A-r w.iv Wlllu iu.-. a rub by
aie so apparent "down on The ' which hi can tell infalllbh ' c
Hill." While the senators and a'i In thei a uiitii i-hIIkIii il i
iopiei-entatliM the national ch.iu- .hi -ipi unit or n iti--.inM. Tin ml
men of the parties and their n.u- --iiun- that Uu --ii ii'it hi (iih k
tonsil committt emeu. Issue sUzlm-' ruin however be v'ated at a din-'
Intel iews meeting personal and nt i t.i'ili
party chaiges with hot denials and "If he looks at tin lU-hei .it t'i
counttu-charges ".Silent Cal. ' "CVi- other end of the iabh and o?'s
tlous Cal" "Cool Cal" goes rmht pa'-s t'i. cream- hi -. .:i opt nil t
along (Hialif)ing better than ever sus Willis.
liefoie for his whole gala:.' of nick- "It hi is a pessimu'. !i will say
names. 'Is thtie iitjy milk In fli.it pitcher'
o "M)-tlf Oh I aJ.Mi.v s y ptsi
thp rl-e.ini '-' -.
THAT Coolldge is doing a lot of
thlTiklng hovevei. if little talking
:j t.'l1tneeil liv hfrf course In snlpct-'
ing tl successoi to replace Denbv
as secretary ot the navy.
' . . '
I'tishlng to one aide th" whole
. " .
it oi political ecuiiimeiiuniloiiH
men whose chief (ualiflcatior.o iei
t!ct they had hu ov are politic il
ly iiinuential hdtl served on naval
.....'11.111.. In r'.....p.Ud . U. ......
.. .'iiiiu.i icrn ill i hi hii-na ul uu rr
i'-iie or uoiuti iit-int'i tooutiL-- oe'i-
;.il at the comin national com n
tion Cijolltlge Hit himself the job
of finding what''
An experienced ecutivt! Execu-
tive ability and epeileiice not pol
Uleil prestige m l'lflui-nce he i'
cldetl should deleiuilne his cl oicf
A man of large experience In biud-
nees or indtihttv pMhrps e an
ins'neef with iMtiitive ti-ii:"i-But
no political t in.-1-. . d'
nnpgoa .wnu hwiib iMinnwrwirrein i i " - i-i - -.y-
m rfiBMn
APPLj
Have opened an apple house at 232 North Breckem-hlge
Avenue with a larjre supply of Extra Fancy Bulk Apples
also Apples in boxes.
They can be bought at a Bargain about five carloads
coming.
L. McKENZIE
23U JiOIiTII IIHECKENIIIDCJK AVKNUK .
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AGAIN TODAY-
JACQUELINE LOGAN-
ANTONIO MORENO
WALTLK IIIERS
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BARRIERS"
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Trout, Horace I. The Breckenridge Daily American (Breckenridge, Tex), Vol. 4, No. 219, Ed. 1, Friday, March 14, 1924, newspaper, March 14, 1924; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth122629/m1/2/: accessed May 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.