Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 295, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 22, 1922 Page: 2 of 6
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1922
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STOVE REPAIRING
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IF YOUR ENGINE IS THIRSTY
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WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW
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WATTS BROTHERS
WEST SIDE SQUARE
WE ALWAYS APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS
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Why Worry With a Washwoman?
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a
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of the voting strength of
was not east at this elec-
might be served
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aent.downgrrwTt in.an.elee-
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. f Loading of revenue freith
the week ended Oct. 28 aiM>i
1,014,480 cars, according to statistics before was grai» and grain products,
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or etnlMlona In
Ivertti •manto, the
hold themoolToo
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, yer pound---------—-------
National Oats, per pound
Fisheries
shark flesh, dried
can bring a
to ,
Ivane*
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iputatlon of
corporation
h* column*
seng«r will
r corrected
ho notice of
on,the ticket. Far
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with; eli.-tric lal>or-savin;*
. though lie does not maintain
‘ X^laborau- establishment
Oq arising yesterday . Sir.
Texas Daily Press
Southern Newspaper
aociation, Americai
Pub 11 eh ere* Auociati
Free* and United Pre
We are prepared and equipped in a most complete
way to render you the best service in the repairing
of your automobile. Our mechanics are very efficient
on all types-of cars and we have one of the neatest
workrooms in the city. Let us serve you.
I Prepared for The R<
I First National
And Answers >
iter by the
ink in
St. Louia, Mo.
LINEN ALL IRONED.
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Snow Laundry
Phone 125 * N. Commerce Street
' force, electricity. Then -he placed an
j ini|>ortant order by iong-diati»*'‘
telephone, again utilizing electricity.
While he was thus engaged, Mrs.
._ 55C
20C
20C
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15c
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----- 25C
-— 35C
—- 25c
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BICYCLE ACCESSORIES
AND ALL KINDS OF
SHEET METAL WORK.
, nogmphor by pressing an electric
“ 1 ™ 1 signal, and dictated two telegrams I torial camlidatps.
ASTHMA *
No,cure for it, but
R > relief is often brought by—
VISHt
Over /7 MiQicn Jan Used - azr^j
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construction project, on
will increase Dodge ,
|>aee to a total of 13ft '
to the legislature in the necent gen-
eral election. \ I
Henderson called at a local news- ,
voters I papt>r office however and declared *
1 or that the person who voted for him
liad got all “balled up” and placed,
Phone* 54 aad 55
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po* tonic*
j illlUHIJJ ll pUfrBIUH? I1VL UtliT iv <1V luv; II1AM51 « mvivni « IU»« Vivo.sv •
to* __>4.00 lighter Itouseliold work, but also this M. M. Duffey, for representative
p 1 1 r3^-59 i- 11,a wi.uln.,, .^,>.'.>.1 'loiiT vfitpu■ (, W lluvton
1UU h*
3 .?• devoted half an hour to
r® 1 " ‘’ll a vacuum cleaner. I
ernoon _
an electric lirelees cooker, and went! for eminty surveyor, no opposition,. letter’ from
out to a meeting of her literary club, received 3.113 votes, the largest cast
using, as her husband does, that dem- for any candidate
ocratic electric conveyance, the trol- justice of peace, prqcinct No. 1, J. P.
Ieyz car.
At night Mr. ami Mrs. Doe had ent receiving 121.
dinner after which they dwided they east for a .Republican
d< sired some amusement. They went
to a moving picture show, its electric
sign blazing brightly in a street full I
I have moved my tin
shop and bicycle shop to
second door south of Snow
Laundry. •
Ambassador Harvey has lieen talk-
ing on the subject, “Have Women '
Souls?” He didn't answer the que«- 1
tion, .which goes to show that as a
diplomat he w improving.—Toledo
Bhd*. -
erted a
man will develop
brawn. Together
unl*eatable l'team.—!'
Says Shark Fishing
Be Made Industry
SPECIALS! SPECIALS!! 1
SPECIAL NOTICE
STAN HARRELL, ONE OF THE BEST AUTOMOBILE
CHANICS IN TEXAS, IS NOW CONNECTED WITH
MY REPAIR SHOP.
We assure satisfacto^ work at all times and the very best
service. Bring your car here, where it will be given immediate at-
tention and will be ready when you need it.
J.C.DRIVER
Corner Elm and Rusk Streets
but 27Noju* of. the Democratic
candidates on the tif-ket for state and |
_ district offices received less, than!
Doe, who is able to do without a serv- 3.0(0. votes, hence it will be seen that I
ant because of the electric equipment the independent Democrats generally
of her home, stacked, the breakfast voted the primary-nohrihated ticket i
dislies in an electric dishwasher and ' Straight with the exception of lnited|
turned on the cyrrent.
. started the electric washing machine.
finding it possible not only to do the; most
of each and every item in our stock is a matter which re-
ceives our careful attention. This policy protects you when
buying here.
buy Groceries is to come to a store where quality and
service are maximum and prices are the lowest.
It is such a store service that we offer
W rtzrs, exceeding
•ding week, which
■ak. The total for
iiHTcase of 2<k225 *
58,12^ over 1920.
lity in which • re-
Th*
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BURCH-NISLAR MOTOR CO.
PHONE 86 _/ CO™ “?_™ .*™0 00"r
yields readily to the healing
ingredients in our Skin Lo-
tions. And during this weather
who isn’t afflicted with
Chaps ?
'. He took an electric elevator
office. He summoned h»
IF GASOLINE TANK IS EMPTY
DRIVE IN
IF YOUR OIL IS OLD AND NEEDS CHANGING
DRIVE IN
IF YOU HAVE A PUNCTURED TUBE
t- DRIVE IN
OR IF YOU DON’T NEED ANYTHING, DRIVE IN TO THE
News Vendor Gets
One Vote for the
State Legislaturei
( oraicanii, Texas. Nov. 22.—(Byj
United Preus.)—Dick Henderson, j
well known newspaper vendor here. I
not
unount’raeaCrod hr them tor such
Mlvartialn*.
i« «xelu*tv«-
ir r*publlca-
:h*« crwdlted
»dit*d In thl*
ml new* ap-
[ aiHivered by one of the Turkish -ol-
! <lier< who wan standing ^riard oler
4 |lhe four women, with a brnaque rt-
i fusal. emphasized by a slap across'
i the face.
I ; The young man told that by means i
| of a ilull bayonet the father and hus-
I band met his death. -
"Xenefon, the writer of the letter
related that a thorough search had
been made in the country far and
neary1 the former home, but not a
trace coplil be found either of their
brothers wife and (laughters or of
any of the women of the town who
had been taken along as spoils^ of
conquest. ’
Mr. Veros of this city, who is part
owner of the Faust Uafe on Eighth
street..near the union depot, stated
I that jseople in this country cannot
I «annI«a*A (hn ’ ♦ *■*!£* ♦ *Z^a* o » W * li <1 f’
part of Asia Minor through whirih^
the Turks have passed in the, recent
drive. * <
A son of Mr. Veros has adopted a
trace has been found of them, ac- unique plan ‘of doing his bit for the
starving children of that section of
the ! the country. Each day he subtracts
75 a nickel from his allowance for noon
NORTH TEXAS GARAGE
LEWIS BROS. 208 E.' California St PH0NK NO. 128
wX-ARE—ALWAYS—GLAD—TO—SERVE—YOU
a that )XM»pie in thig cotintrj raniun
brother in" realize the true comUtions in that
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Large, delicious Apples, per ddzen
Cranberries, per quart u—-
Cooking Butter, per pound 4-----
Apple Jelly, 6 1-2 ounce jar for -—
Hot Peppers (green), j>er pound —
. Nweet Peppers, per pound —
Crape Fruit, 3 for ... ■
Irish Potatoes, per peck —i-----
Sweet Potatoes, per peck -----
Pecans,
Large
* ucts, wa» also n
(N't. 28 *t 802
by 5,fS2« tlte pn
liad marked the
! the "4 eek was a
!ovr last year al .
Tlie only commodity in which r “ '
ninted to duct ion was shou n from the week ®
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ot the American Railway Associa- at al4H3 car*, p.787 lielow the pre-
Xion. {ceding week, bift this decline is sea-
This was tlie largest numljrr load-|soBa3, Compared with last year thi*
ed with revenue freight during any ‘ E. - . . _,tt 1
week in the history of the railroads,
exiept during the week of OeL L\
1920, which exceeded this total by
only 4059 cars, or two-fifts of 1 pc*
rent, and was also the second con-
secutive week that freight loadings
have exceed-) *he itilFou mart,
loadings for tn. week of Oct. 28 this
year showed an increase of 1 10,721
over the week before, an increase cf
03,09(1 over the corresponding week
last year, an increase of X3.23S care,
or 3.4 per cent above 19120, when
the total was 1,008.818.
While tot$l loading for tlie week
was slightly below ’he week ci Oct.
15, 1920 the targe t on rec*."d. an-
a-vsis shows mor' wide spread stim-
ulation in business than two years
ago.
A new record in loading of mer-
chandise and miscellaneous freight,
The Daily R<
and nssflKSK
BSTABUISHED IN 1
REGISTER PRINTING .<
(Inc. I Publisher
GAINESVILLE. TK
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A 9. LEONARD M*na<
L M. LEONARD ...—
C. M. LEONARD---“
bp
IfUtuirlal and _ JL
California Street. Bunin*
Entered at the d*dn**y)lia
na eecead-claae ms
tab*erintl«a «■*«•
leahc*
dark, so he turned on the
It <as cTiilly, so he ]
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was an incren* of 3.703 and with
two years ago of 14.417 cars.
Livestock leadings were 42,044
cars, an increaac of 2.171 over the
week before. <d 5,815 over last year,
and of H777 rirer two years ago.
Coal loading totaled 197.928 cars,
a gain of 1,157 over the previous
week. Compared with 1921, this, was
a decrease of 12.702, and with 1920
a decrease of 25.058. Coke loadings 9
totaled 11.38$ cars, an increase of
575 over tho week before, and of
3.992 over la5t year, but a decrease
of 5,104 under l!>20.
sffiszaisiK
Mi’y. on* y**r In advanq
FaheeHntiM B*t**
p*r month, in advanc*
jix months, in advance
Dally, on* year in advi
Al** Ownsr* and
WEEKLY B
EESSE
|I.S« per yeai
to i__ .
Any erroneous reflect;
Jj*ract*r. standing or r
tag person, firm or.
rBich may appear IwC
»t The Register A Mei
** gladly and pfomptl
ipoa b*ing brought to I
\ge publisher*.
TO ADV]
In cas* of errei
acai or other *<
publish*™ /
table for di
wivertlaing.
Th* Associated Prea
ty entitled to the use '
Bon bf all news dlspai
lo it or not otherwise c
paper* *nd also th* K
p*aring herein.
Varnish, Stains and Enamels
new Valspar products have just arrived at our
1—Vahpar Varnish Stains and Valspar Enamels!
Like Valspar they are proof against spilled liquids,
acids and grease. .Like Valspar they are unequalled
for service and satisfaction.
Valspar Varnish Stains are Valspar plus beautiful trans-
parent c.6lors—in six rfatural wood shades. You varnish
and stain with one sweep of the brush—for all wood-
work. inside or outside.
On your automobile or anywhere a solid color is
desired use Valspar Enamel. There are 12 colors to
choose from, suitable for every enamel use.
For a clear varnish use Valspar—“The Varnish that
won’t turn white.” <
Because of our long experience, we are thoroughly
acquainted with the merits of the various brands of
paints and varnishes. We therefore guarantee Valspar
products to give absolute satisfaction.
WAPLES-PAINTER CO.
y Phone No. 48
Answers to Yesterday’s Questions.
1. Our bodies are compared to it
■tabernacle and temple in II Cor-
inthian* 5:1, and I. Corinijiians 0:
19.
. 2. They are compared to a taber-
nacle to be taken down, and to a
Hall received 1617 votes, his oppoa-
The highest vote
i on the ticket
was that .for W. H. Atwell for gov-
ernor being 337. No other candidate
...K ... ion that ticket received as high as
of other brilliant electric signs, and 300 vqtes, th" vote running from 264.
saw a picture projected by electriety the lowest, to 295, the highest. Abdut
from reels, the printing of which 25 percent
would have !•«"»» impossible without | the county
electricity. Returning home—again I tion.
conveyed Ijy electricity—they felt j
hungry. They made their supper
from f.xal kept sweet and sanitary
in an electric refrigerator.
Mr. Doe's last act that night was
t<> snap out the electric light-in his
Ix'droom. knowing that at any min-
ute he desired the service it would
lx* ready awaiting the turn of
switch.— Public Service Magazine.
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REVIEW OF EJECTION
RETURNS.
A brief review of the official
tion returns of votes cast in
was 2JMk>, the same being'
514 more votes than were cast for, crat.
Mayfield, Democratic candidate for --------------—
the senate, hence it is evident that at | . T, . „ TT
< .i •• .... I Kills Bear in Pajamas. How
Corporal, iea«t 514 Indentndent Democrats out • . T
! : much better it would have been to,
of the 653 who voted against May- , < . . i . . , v. ...
• ! have taken its picture.—New Orleans
field voted for Governor Neff, the' .
, x j Times-Picavune.
balance ot them—139—seems not to|
Washington, Nov. 21.—Shark fish
i ing can lie made an important in-
dustry in this country in the opin-
ion of officials of the Bureau of
Fisheries. There are many uses to
which various parts of the dreaded
“man-killera” can be put and at a
profit to the fishermen.
Former Secretary of Commerce
Rtdficld gave prominence, during (he
days to shoes made of shark
| skin and it is stated that leather
i from this skin is as good as that |
Its use is con-
Queationa.
1. What is fire tyvkal
Ezekiel 21:5H 32?
2. What stood^aej^ to tlie brazen
altar in the outer court?
What was its use?-
Of what was it made?
Who was Tiberius- Caesar?
Who were the wise men who
followiti the star A® find ihih Christ-
child.
WS & JONES
SUCCESSORS TO STATON A JONES
Caah-Md-Cany Grocery Phone 421 Kart California SCrdrt
Dodge Brothers
Add Body Plant ■
Following recent completion of a
vast construction program costing
$8,000,1MM), Dodge Brothers, Detroit,
have broken ground for another huge
S-story building requiring an addi-
tional investment of $1,500,000. In
this new unit, 440,000 ft. of floor
space will be provided. It will lie
I devoted largely to closed body work.
The new principle of all-steel
I closed body eonstructio* developed by
Dodge Brotfiers has generated a rap-,
idly-growing demand for this type
of l>ody. The new plant will pro-
vide much-needed space for assembly,
enameling and storage of the all-
steel closed Ixxlies. Many large
I presses and enormous electrically
' heated enameling ovens will be in-
stalled, and warehousing space will
lie provided.
The announcement of proposed in-
crease of manufacturing facilities
comes as a welcome one to Dodge
Brotliers dealers throughout the
country, as the demand for cars has
been far in advance of present pro-
duction.
The new
■ completion,
Brothers floor
[acres, and will give employment to.
No one in Gainesville who suffers
baekaclips, headaches, or distressing
urinary ills can afford to ignore this
Gainesville manls twice-told story.
:lt is confirmed testimony that no
a'Gainesville resident can doubt.
F. M. Mauldin, blacksmith. <-05 N.
Moran street, gave the following
statement recomtnending Doan'siKill-
|ney Pills Deeemlier 5, 1911: “I used
elec. [ Doan's Kidney Pills for pains in my I
Cnok« I antl L- j|
Jh—e !-», jrrt-oflv lienefited. I in waste and depopulated
Others in the family, too, have had 1 urkish army,
excellent results with this remedy.
• Lasting Results
On March 1)1, 1919, Mr. - Mauldin
added: '
me of kidney trouble and my cur.
; has proven ]>ei-manent. I
Doan’s to all my friends.”
Price 60e, at all dealers.
increase the si>lf-confidence of the cast by
gentlemen who I
tries in a crowd to see
onstrator in tile drug store window. - ....
The secondary importance of size, Democrat,
or strength his been raeognized by
the philosophers since licfore Soc-
rates.
Napoleon, ’Ithe Little
Was shorts I cw
And you know how an elephant is
terrified by a mouse.
Size and strength ard secondary to'
speed and brain power? And. of til
human furceJ. brain power is the
mightiest. I
Charles Darwin, one of the most
powerful- nio^i that ever lived, was
a phykiqtil weakling, spending all bn*
a few hiairsjq day in lied during his
most erchlin* period.
A cliThl of 15 could have knocked
Darwin through the ropes. He
couldn’t car-y a pail of water a block
without col apsing. Yet Darwin ex-
gr< ater power than all the’
prize fighters that ever‘lived.
Foolish young men. vrhily boast-
ing. 'Feel my muscle.” will realize!
later iu liSe that what really counts
is braiB,lHot brawn. '
Tlie truly wise
botTi" brai i and
they mak s an
Daily Arc moreite.
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JQHN DOE AND ELECTRICITY
John I, t>oe is a citize^W* ordinary I
cireinhstarj'cs and a healthy desire
for all tic comforts and conveniencel
of life f(|r which he can pay. Conse- i
qucntly pie had his borneequipped
devices,
Sn
;t.....* ’-< • lx*i
stopped into his bathrdofe^to shave,
it was (' ' ... i
.el*c|rie I light.
. started the electric heater. By the'
time he liad finished, shaving and
hatiiini. his wife ■Hiinouheed break-
fast. Toast was being made in an"
elctprll toaster. An eh-ctric peren-
onr was waking excellent coffee,
ile piis wife, on tWr-’^etric grill.
b epoking some bacon and eggs at
1 table, so they
dnjf hot.
town was laid in waste and all the ; no
male inhabitants killed except for a
few who made their escape. The fe-
male inhabitants over the age of 12
years were carried away with the SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REGISTER
Turkish armv while the children who.—
were not killed were left behind to
relate the atrocious tragedies they1,
had been forced tn witness..
Xenofon Varos.'the brother Hho in-,
formed Charles Veros of this city, of1
the Jibrrible death which their brother,
bad met and the problematical plight!
I of the three girls and Xhe wife, ji^ir-!
for * kidney trouble and i neyed to the'land which had been laid
. ’■ -----1 olwavs been <n4atlv lienefited i” w»ste an<1 depopulate^ by the
co»«v .t <he elertiol, Sov.l1;*.'' T ..............
He met a young man who had for- j
turately escaped* with his life and;
who from a hiding place had -wit-;
“Doan's Kidney-Pills; cured .needed the killing of Tolemaxos.
According to the young man, as de-
I praise tailed in the letter receded here,;
; Tolemaxos was taken to his home.
. Don’t j The wife and three daughters were
simply ask for a kidney remedy—! forced into the front yan
I get Doan’s Kidney Pills—tlie same | ness th
. FosA-.t Mil- j and husband,
tburn Co., Mfrgs., Buffalo. ;</ Y.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR
TODAY
FORGIVE AND BE FOR-
GIVEN:-*-When ys rtand pray-
ing, forgive, if y > have aught
aga-nst any: ;:h»| yeur Father
also v.hi:h ia in heaven forgive
yeur lrespasses.-4Mark 11:25.
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SHORT MEN
Jack Johnson.'the) prizefighter, tes-
I tifies in a legal B leaj'iiig- in New-
York that he is •JalwMj^* afraid of
a smaller man.*' j
Johnson says a b|g man never wor-
ries him, but tha)t small men
more dangerous than _big_ men
cause they are mixe cunning.
“They caii run j around your legs
quicker,” laments I.Jack.
Boxing fails <nu elawrete this in-
to a decisio* of the relative impor-
tance of weight land punch, coni-
I
i war
, from beef hides.
I filled not »lone to shoe manufacture,
1 but to the making of other “leather"
goods.
Shark steaks also got some ad-
vertisement during the war, but the
holds Uint the
or smoked, also
good price per ton as
fertilizer.. Shark liver oil, crude, also
is used commercially, while the Ixidy
oil, prepared by boiling the fltsh,
also is valuable.
j The shark also carries a delicacy
lor the Oriental. It is the fin, or
j rather cortain of the fins. These j J
I are denuded of the flesh and dried.
’Later the cartilaginous substance of
!the “rays” of the fins are separated,
■ soaked in water and cut up for use
I in soup. In Hong Kong it is stated
[that the liest restaurants charge as
I much as $2.50 gold for a cup of soup
made from the first class fins.
So the* Bureau of Fisheries says
fishermen and those who kill sharks
are losing money when they fail to
make shark fins part of their busi-
ness. Along the California coast it
has been the custom of fishermen and
sportsmen catching sharks to kill
them and turn the carcasses adrift
as useless.
The market price of the dried fins
of good size is as high as 65 to 75
cent^ per jxnind, but range much
lower when the fins are carelessly
trimmed or cured. . In the Philippines
it is the custom to salt down the
fins or powder with lime before dry-
ing.
«; Skinner’s .sit
Sell 4?IV1 *1*1 ****** egg noodles
JESS B. HAYS, Grocer
TOUCHTON’S OLD STAND
801 N. Commerce Street
ers were.
'forced into the front yard to wit-
*’(•• murdering of thjeir father
I The brother was forced to lie down i
jin the yard with his head, supported!
by a pic e of wood. Chie of the
i daughters pleaded that iflher father'
I must be killed and in thqir presence i
that he shdhkP be. shot. j This was
• t> no I of diaries Veros of this city met his
Fred \Vankan|ydeath at the hands of 0ie Turkish
received 2,832 : army six weeks ago.
Jake Brazelton I < harlgs Veros is in receipt of
no opposition,! letter* from another brother
which the sad affair is detailed. I
The wife of the murdered man and
his three daughters,- aged 14, 16 and
18 years, have been carried away and
no
cording to the letter.
Tolemaxos was engaged in
shoe business in a small town
miles from Smyrna and which was lo- day lunch which he lays away to be
cated in the district through which
the Turks passed six weeks ago driv-
ing the demoralized Greek army f. Ireland is to be congratulated on
ahead ‘of them. having acquired a constitution. An-
The letter stated that the entire [ other bright feature is that she has; pUtfing his
unconstifhtional.—Detroit jos<.pjfg sons.
(1. Jacob gave - the birthright
Joseph.
7 shows there are many people of
■ many minds and different jdeas
when it comes to voting. No candi-
date. makes no difference how popu-
lar. never receives a unanimous I
vote, luiu-e there is always more or;
ltrs ‘‘scratching” ballots by’ the
voter who has either a grouch or a
very independent way when it conies
to the balloting gallie.,
Taking the vote cast in Cooke iy. ,, .. .
F , . ... ithat Mr. Mauldin had.
county for the respective candidates .
for the United States senate—it totals!
3.3711. 2,389 being east for Mayfield)
and 99<» for Poddy. Independent Deni-
. | ccrat who was also endorsed .by’ the
pared with Meg ji’ork” aud s|H*ed in Republican party:
general. if- I anie*
All of ns- can; apply the idea
everyday-life—tlje mau of quick de-
cision and ^wiftl action (eating the
man of big standing, much influ-
ence and f
Most of Us,
Johnson iu a
eight feet fall and tip the scales at j only in the senatorial race for all the receivej O1M> VQte for representative
25Q |K>unds. instead of the small other Dt*iho< ratif '-indidates on the
man who ignovs him.. ticket, esjieciallv the state camli-
Nevertlieiess, j Jack's views should dates, received virtually tlie full vote [
increase the sblf-eonfideuce the cast by the Democratic
gentlemen tf-holliave to Ft and on tip whether of the stand-pat class
the girl-dem- ; the Independent bunch. ‘
*’I he vote cast for Governor Neff, name in the Republican column,
whereas he was a lifelong Domo-
temple of the Holy Gl\pst, to
kept holy.
3. Judah wished to remain with
Joseph as surety for Benjamin'^ re-
turn.
4. Jaccb and all his family moved
to Egypt and joined Jose|>h there.
5. Jacob altered the blessing by
right hand j?n
your.jpr instead of tho elder
:IAk E4Jt*r
Batter
Htraee M*r.
Ctrcwlater
Bualne** A>f nee 1
Ed it erial
Vi.
I <uid a cabJ* message to be flashed' Guinn -
rtpayY thousands of miles by the mysterious c<*ngre--.
,Ue Wichitan’s Brother
\\*l|iaM»s, Democrat, for,
of Turkish
None of the Democratic '
^rmy; Beheaded h|
Presence of Family
I . v I
Next »lie States senator. * I " iehita Falls, Nov. 21.—Deeapi-
Candidates for county offices in 1 tated, while his wife and daughters
cases received a full ticket vote.; wire unwilling witnesses of the
* re- [ m uesoiiie sight, was the manner in
heavy task by means of t|ie modem ceived 3,067 votes; G; \\. Dayton for u^Hrh Tolemaxos E. er os, brother
i servant, electricity. Thereafter she rounty judge, received 3,075 votes
> sweeping opposing candidate.
, In the aft-'for county attorney,
she did some ironing, usiag i votes, no opposition.
___$A5«
far* ot th*
taking the vot<5
least for Atwell, Republican candidate
to i for governor whif-li was 337 when
compared with the vote cast for
Peddy—99ft— it wrinkl seem there were
(153 Independent Democrats in the
county who refused to abide by the
iflwe had to face Jack ; results of the Democratic primary
fight, would rather be and went over to the opposition, but
small! other Democratic *
i ticket, especially the
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 295, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 22, 1922, newspaper, November 22, 1922; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1311523/m1/2/?q=%22Texas+Normal+College%22: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.