Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 286, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 3, 1916 Page: 1 of 6
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“HER INVISIBLE HUSBAND,”
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i LONDON, June 3.—According to the latest
By Associated Press.
WATERLOO, Iowa, June 3.---Chief
Ashley Durham- of the Waterloo Fire
Department, who is directing the rescue
work in the Rock Island passenger train
werck near Packard yesterday, said to-
day that the number of dead would
reach twenty-five.
The first Cooke county grown peaches
for this season were sold here today.
They are the Early Wheeler variety and
were raised in the Cross Timbers coun-
try, a few miles east of the city. They
are ripe end very large.
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By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June ’ 3.—Chairman
Tillman of the senate naval committee,
said today that he led the fight in the
senate to amend the naval appropria-
tions bill to provide for six battle cruis-
ers and two dreadnaughts instead of
“ 17--- ,-7—-» as th* bill passed
the bouse yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 3.—The Federal
Trade commission announces that it will
hold hearings June 12 and 13 to,give the
interests concerned an opportunity to
explain the high price of gasoline.
Ridgley in “Love Mask.”
► Tuesday—Third episode of
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Parts^of Crews Landed in Holland.
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SI If I BAPTIST SUNDAY
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The low first cost of a Ford car is not to be confused with low
< value The best manufacturing methods, combined with the
highest grade of materials and the services of specialist work-
men produce a better car at a lower price. Ford cars are built to
serve and satisfy under all conditions. Touring car $440; Run-
about $390; Coupelet $590; Town Car $640; Sedan $740. All
prices f. o. b. Detroit. On display and sale at
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FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
commander of the battle cruiser Queen Mary,
and the entire personnel of that boat, numbering
about one thousand, were lost A wireless dis-
patch from Berlin says the German admiralty ad-
mits the loss of the dreadnaught Westfalen.
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British Ships Waiting for Germans.
LONDON, June 3.—An unconfirmed report is
in circulation here that German warships took
refuge in Danish waters after the North Seat bat-
tle. It is said they were notified to leave within
24 hours and that a British fleet is awaiting them.
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BRIDGING RED RIVER
being considered
II. F. MiUhvl of the Canadian Valley
Bridge company, arrived today from
Oklahoma City to be present at a meet-
ing of the buainesa men tonight, when
hia proposition to buihl a bridge across
Red river at a point between Gainesville
and Marietta, Oklahoma, will be further
considered.
On Mr. Mitchel's visit a few days ago
he submitted plans and an estimated
eoat of a steel bridge over the Red river
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By Associated Press.
Washington, June 3—
(Bulletin) — President
Wilson today signed the
new army bill which will
greatly increase the reg-
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BIG HAIL DAMAGES
PITTSBURG TODAY
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PITTSBURG. Texas, June 30.—A heavy,
hail which fell here this morning did
great damage to growing crops and
fruit. A hard rain is now falling.
Rain is also reported at Clarlcaville,
and Texarkana,'1 and exceedingly hot
weather ia reported over most of the
state. L
PETROGRAD, June 3.—Phenomenal
coW for this time of year prevails thru-
out Russia. The street cars at Kamn
have been stopped by mow, The tejn-
perature at Nizhni-Novogonod is at the
freezing point.
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men who want to get away from chafing and
discomfort 1 caused I bys badly fitting - underwear.
Athletic and light weight Knitted
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that both ships are safe in harbor. He also said
“the British still control the North Sea.”
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BERLIN, June 3.—The full German high sea
fleet engaging the British fleet off Jutland in a
battle Wednesday, was under the personal com-
mand of Vice Admiral Scheer,, the energetic Ger-
man commander who succeeded Admiral Von
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The British fleet was estimated as approxi-
mately twice as strong in guns and ships as that
under Vice Admiral Scheer. German commen-
tators say the Germans maintained the field after
the battle, this being shown by the rescue of Brit-
ish survivors. Exact ranges of the fight are un-
determined, but it is assumed they were at about
eight miles. . It was stated at the admiralty that
at least thirty-four British capital ships were en-
gaged and the British torpedo flotillas were se-
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Sunday, June 4
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THE PUBLIC IS
CORDIALLY INVITED
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No Admission
PLENTY OF ELECTRIC
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Inverted Suspenders
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- holding up the trousers. ; They are worn unconsciously, abso- j; i
; Mutely no handrance ttf a full free action of the body, no strain ;,
on the buttons, no binding on the shoulders. They are the loosest
• and coolest things that can be worn, holding trousers free from
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; Inverted Suspenders are handy and reliable. They button on- j <
’ to the regular suspender buttons and can be easily changed from ,
> one pair of pants to another. They fit below the appendix and :
; obviate the objection of surgeons who claim that the belts are
responsible for a good many cases of appendicitis. i |
Try them and you will never wear another shoulder suspender, j;
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and they proved M nearly satisfactory
to thaae who investigated them, tbat^ai ’’ .‘*^7’ *‘*7*11
message was sent to hrtn requesting that JlVlSlOll Of tllC admiralty, aUthOH!
he return today and again confer with (
the people here in regard to to the bridge ' - . - v
and he comes in answer to that request. the Marlborough and Warsprite was untrue and
The meeting will be at the Turner hotel 1V j, J1 , . tt v” • i
at 8 o’clock and thoee who are interest-
ed are expected to be present and assist
in the matter of consummating the plans
that have been heretofore outlined, i
British Lose 5,000; Germans 3,000.
LONDON, June 3.—According to< estimates
made here, which in the absence of official fig-
ures can only be conjecture, British losses in men
must be somewhere in the neighborhood of five
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losses are at least between two and three thous-
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Commander and 1,000 Men Lost.
LONDON, June 3—(Bulletin)—The admiral^
NEW VAUDEVILLE AGAIN
TODAY
This is Not the Company We Had ’
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account great^naval engagements fought fOEAD AS
two battleships, one battle cruiser, one light cruis-
er and six destroyers sunk, two battle cruisers
damaged and three battleships hi^.
This showing of larger German losses than at
first reported, served to comfort the people of
Great Britain somewhat, although British losses
remain unchanged. z 1., ' ) ‘
A tug boat arrived at Hookoof, Holland this
morning with eight of the crew of the German
ship Frauenlob, which sUnk ten minutes after it
was struck. Nothing of the f^te of theYemaining
three hundred and fifty of its crew* whs learned.
Captain William Hall, chief of the intelligence
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AINESVILLE, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1916 , j j ' . 'taned at 4 o’Clock L
lN losses increase
Associated Press Says Today’s Information Served to Comfort People of Great Britian, Whose Much-
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THIS IS CHILDREN’S DAY—
CHILDREN OF ALL AGES
This is the school where something is doing all the time.
> Teachers on time all the time, with prepared lessons all the time.
> Parents, this is the school where you want your children. Chil-
• dren, this is the school you will enjoy, for we will have a tine
• teacher for you. This is a school where we teach to serve and
• make the other fellow happy. I -
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at the First Baptist Sunday School.
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keeping with Overland standard!, I
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Leonard, J. T. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 286, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 3, 1916, newspaper, June 3, 1916; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1300784/m1/1/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Cooke+County%22: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.