The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 223, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 25, 1921 Page: 2 of 4
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ONE-THIRD OFF ON
I.Ol ATED ON NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE WITH BAY CITY SHOE HOSPITAL
ANY KIND IN
STOCK
PEOPLE OF MATAGORDA COUNTY
One Week Only
$10,000 Stock
W. F. Tells
JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST
5Oc on the Dollar
OF 'THEIR VALUE
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Publlihed Every Day Kxcept Hunday
ARMY (LOTH ING ()'■' ALL KINDS—THEY MAKE THE BEST WORK
CLOTIIFS AND BEST FOR ALL OUTINGS
CAREY SMITH ....Owner end Editor
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and Saturday
OF MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES — MEN’S AND
BOYS’ CLOTHING, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR. HOSE. GLOVES,
ARMY BLANKETS, RAIN COATS, WAGON COVERS,
COTS, ETC.—ALL TO GO AT—
WE HAVE BOLGHT A BIG LOT OF MERCHANDISE AT REDUCED
PRICES AND ARE GOING TO PASS THEM ON TO THE
LADIES’ SHOES AT $1.00, $2.00 AND $2.50 A PAIR
CHILDREN'S SHOES, $1.00, $1.50 AND $2.00 A PAIR
MEN’S SHOES, $1.50, $2.50, $.‘1.50, $4.50, $5.50 AND $0.50 A PAIR
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WE WILL DRESS YOU FROM HEAD TO FOOT
THAT A MAN NEEDS FOR
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TO THE CITIZENS OF
THE 28HD JiDltlAL
DISTRICT OF TEXAS’
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The Dally Tribune
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The Weekly Tribune
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North Side of Square
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i universal
advert! ling
••nth day virtually nil
Doesn’t hurt! Lift any com or
callus off with fingers
El Campo, Texas, August 25.- J. A.
Lambert will have charge of the local
I thank you.
R A. Bassett,
District Attorney, 23rd Judicial
District of Texas.
<HOP REPORTS AID TO
HEAVY HENERll. Ill YING,.
EVERY THING $Q.OQ
calls steady
During the hi t hour the mar-
Izite
in Now
December
and Maicli
OFFERS FOR REI XIOX
A full and complete line, just
Hi the thing to protect your eyes
against dust, wind and the glar-
ing light.
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The Daily Tribune
We are again being advised by writ-
era on finance that good lima* are
on the way and that ail that has been
bothering ua, anyway, was some sort
of a psychological condition what-
ever that to. "A rose by any other
nquie would smell just ua sweet,” so
where the difference between plain
old hard times and a “psychological
condition,' 'If the said phycholwical
condition’’ got the results’ The lay-
men. one of which we are whom, do
net go ttong on the faitnlutliig scien-
tific. deductions, but we do know when
we bump our Ivory agulu-i such
things as brick wails or concrete but
tresses (live us something *1 e
A
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invitation to
This
sea-
Rice harvest is under way here,
are cutting and others are
The weather has been
Representative Lacy has resigned
his sent in the legislature, giving for
his reason that Governor Neff Is
nothing short of a boss who Is deter
mined to have his way, regardless of
the weal of the commonwealth
i< entatlve Lacy hails from
and while such a spirit of Independ
cure is inspiring he. nevertheless,
should have hung on and contributed
his pto rata of sacrifices to the wel
faro of his state on the common altar.
Such a man enn accomplish no good
’y quitting, whereas he might have
been able to correct some of the
evils of the day had ho elected to
stay on the lob and fight the battle
of his constituency
(From the Fourth Estate)
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started or stopped overnight.
Newspaper
manufacturers
results nml
they enter.
Newspaper advertising costs
i him any other kind
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Her
supporting cast is headed by the
adapter. Mr. Bryant, playing the poet-
millionaire, and includes such ster-
ling screen favo ites as Wllliu m.I
Irving. Victor i’mel, John Stoppling.
Marian Skinner, Bonnie Hill. Emmett
King and Eugene II Klnm Nazim
ova made the production at the Metro
studies on the I’tr iflc const
on repairing Any and all lenses
correctly duplicated In the short-
est possible time Tell Us your
jye glass troubles.
Fifteen ncy without the co-operation of all
he said, offers(law-abiding people who live in the]
as many ns five district and 1 hereby ask you for that '
The question then wns decid- cooperation
lionaire. he discards his identity tis Dng upon the most attractive. Rut a person in the district to feel free at
change Is apparent, he said, and ns all" times to advise with the district.
been in rebuffing certain lenders of
the women's political movement, but
her very bluntness has served to
show up the error those women are have seen In twenty years. The 'hill
committing by trying to segregate Of rights” Is being looked up and
the women of the country into a po . ,r„f„t|y slllllt„(1 11V I1VM.„ ,,,,,,, ((„|ny
— ---■———---—. than ever before and the constitution
of these I'nited States is no longer
looked upon ns a useless rag.
( Uiisidvraids lowering Sets Sen High
Levels: Veiame of Business Smal-
ler W lilt l.lght Hedge Pressure on i
Helling.
We know just how essential your
eye glasses and spectacles are to
you and we are prepared to give
you
was responsible
for the designing of erne of the ex-
ceptionally beamifttl setting
cast is
eft
t" r- ♦ trade* tn the dome lie mar
ket -howed prices 5 to is point t hi-
er. However, the volume of hll 'IiK-
was smaller than on Tuesday will'
1 «‘>t ip'itve pressure uml under liqui-
dation the active months sold back
to within a few points lust night’s
ctose hot fly gfter the opening
luitei in Die morning under In
cretisi-'l heavy general buying prices
sold - 2to 25 points liiglier witli tin
rosin calls steady 15 to 20 point <
higer
ket develotied flesh strength
tn the afternoon October
Y'orlt sold up to It 15c,
Il5iic, January, 14.35c,
It ti7c, or 34 to 3X points net higher
while on the close New York w.i
itiong and New Orleans firm with
the list standing 28 to 38 points over
the previous close.
Lending spots were steady 13 Io 10
l <dnts higher with moderate sale-
reported Galveston spots steady. 3u
points up. nt 13 75c.
Liverpool spots were rcporta.l hnr i
denlng witli prices steady, 17 polntr
higher, t'ontriu-t murketopened quiet
G to x points higher, nt 2 p. m was
quiet lull sternly, 7 to II points highet
aguinst a logical range of unchanged
to I point liiglier mid on the close
i illed steady 7 to 11 points net highet
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Nl/.IMttVt ttlMING
IN A FREYI II IT. IY.
Mh i Alice Robertson, the lone
wcmitn member of congress, bus. in
the vernacular of the street, "said u
moutliful" again when she declnres
she i; the representative of the Sec
ond District in Oklahoma, and not of
the women of the country, mid beg
to be let alone by interests outside
that district.
Miss Robertson has consistently de-
clined to be appropriated by different
women's organizations since she took
her geat in congress She has refus-
ed even to become a suffrage parti-
san. mid in this, too, she is consistent,
for she yas elected by the votes of
both men mid women, mostly men. In
her Oklahoma district, mid suffrage
was not the issue.
In refusing to regard herself as thi
representative of any partlculiu
class of citizens, and to allow hersell
to be used to further the political
alms of any particular group, Miss
Robertson shows that she under
stands the American theory of gov
eminent thoroughly. Very properly
she holds that she represents tli
ptople of acertnln geographical ills
trict. and not a class or that district
or of the country. Very properly sin
regards congress as u body of repre-
sentatives of the people and not as a
body of representatives of classes,
sexes or special interests.
Perhaps, it was not unnatural that
women political lenders should look
to Miss Roliertson for sympathy aiv
aid, due to the tendency to regard
the women voters of the country ir
u bloc rather than us individual vot
ers free to affiliate ns they please on
political questions. Perhaps, too. the
congresswoman from Oklahoma hns we are seeing the most wholesome
not been as tactful us she might have reverence for the constitution mid
the most healthy signa of a back-to-
the-laws our fathers planned that we
have seen in twenty years.
segregate „f rights” Is being looked
advertising enables
Io check advertising
costs in every market
f Bay City Dry Goods Store
OPENING SUE
“llillions” is the highly interesting I
title of Nuzimuvu’s newest cinema
pioductlon, mid in this drainu from I
Flench sources the brilliant actress'
will be seen u the t uturo attraction O| |) SOLDIERS IIV 11 l‘
at the Grand Monday. Advance ro-
'ports on the picture declare it to in:
be best that Nazimova lias ever done,
notably from the standpoint of tin-
great variety of emotional expression
it permits to the gifted Russian stat
and th elavlshlieSH of its pictorial
background
As um> I
Billions'* t
wealth and
nova's role lit' ‘ ' .......
e.ts, who is widowed when the Bol- K. M. Van Zandt, chief in charge of
sheviki blow her titled husband
atoms wltlui bomb. She has been
irmtged fro mthe pt Ince mid
New York, living in the heart of the this year, eGneral
uptown art colony of the metropolis,
her home the meeting place for the
c.elverest members of artistic Bohe-
mia, when the story opens.
Tre princess Inis fallen in love with
a poet whom she has
notigh bet- soul has responded to his i
verses Dm- day the poet is suddenly ,
lifted from obscurity and the disar-
ray of hiii Greenwich Village studio,
into affluence through the death of a
fabulously rich uncle. Now a mil-
That "all in” feeling so common in
hot weather is not due to heat alone,
i but to an unhealthy condition in the
liver, stomach and bowels. To pre-
vent a spell of sickness take Prickly
Ash Bitters. Men find it excellent as
la system cleanser and regulator Price
11.25 per bottle. I*. G. Huston, Special
I want eacji and every Agent. eod-w
dully habit.
reaches
buy.
Newspapi-i advertising Is the
blood of local Dude because
touches all consumer sources in
ry community
Newspaper advertising cuts selling
i-osts liectiuse It intiills no waste in
loialily of circulation
Newspaper advertising insures
quick, thorough and economical deal
<t dlstijlmtion mid dealer good will
Newspaper advertising enables
mminfm-lurers to tell where llieii
products may be bought.
advertising
Reverence mid respect for <>ur con
tltiition, both state mid iintloniil, is
io lie seen on the Hiirtnca. While, ap
patently the respect dm* Il Is far off.
the signs are healthy unit point
return of law uml ofiller mid
Americunlsm. \nd. nt that, but
lew peoplqg realised how near
brink we hud gone, until a mighty
wave of warnings begun to roll high
and gain momentum. It Is well Hint
these warnings are reaching heeding
people .for even I hough we prenehed
and prated about bolshevism, nnurchy
and I W W.'Ism we were headed as
straight toward it as Russia ever
lined Overridden, rendered obso
.eti< and all but derided our consli
tttion was turned, or near so. Into
i mere scrap ol paper mid hmt begun
o lie a "thing" of little importance
Io a great many people Thousands
of things. Isms, spasms and seif slyl
■d reformers nil conspired to acclaim
i government of. by and for Isms mid
ipasnis and contrary to constituted
uithority Bui. uh has always been
he case In this glorious country of
ours, the paragons of constituted nu
Ihorlty became moused, sensed the
danger and called a hull - let us hope
In time In the capital of our couti
try the spirit of danger hoveled for
vvetal years and from there spread
with the certainty and the precisian
<>f a hideous cancer to all parts and
sections of the commonwealth
Steady Americans and true watched
the onward march against the const!
tition of our country mid wondered
o what end we wore hastening in our
mad rush for things new. untried,
mid untrue to the laws of the land
These men got into aetiou mid today
has we are seeing the most
the
are awaiting an
Bny City leads in nil things Now
It’s the rice market Those men b’
and plcaytinlsh offerings made by the
New Orleans rice market look to ur
like the hole In a mm red doughnut
Get busy over there, you fellows, and
"o the price some bettor. If you want
your share of the best rice in the
world
'Billions,” Great Star’s IsitcM I’ro.
duetlon. to Be Seen at the
(■rand as Feature,
Methodist ( hnrcli.
Y»: :IO a in. Sunday School
*1:00 a m Preaching service »
MoO p in.-Junior League
7: Oil p m Senior League
8:00 p. ni Preaching service
8:00 p m—Wednesday, prayer meet
lag.
Galvistoii, Toxas, August 25 T
continued sensational crop repotn
aided by a very unfavorable govt- 1
rm nt weekly tftCatUk mid mop . -
pi rt promoted heavy cener.il t in Ing
uml roti ldi-rab|e cov.iing eltb the
< dtiiii market t*mg new hi.'ii
I >veto fot the nioi sii ent de pile the
rather free liquids thin by old hint?
Liverprud
than logically due.
trades In the domestic
"It seem, nlmo'l ineiedilde that
tot ui long ,tgi II was consldereil
rorillv wielti-d for girls mid women to
>1 e rougi- doesn't It’’" -aid Myrtle
■tioilmmi fealiired played in "Tito
Tiger's Com." the Dial Film Cntnpnny
production released by llodklnaou
which Is showing at the Grand today
Yet while we have come to look
on th*' use of rouge and other artifi-
cial aids to bemitv not only with tol
Cl'linee but as the expected thing. 1
sometimes wonder If no realize how
mu<'h too far in that direction we are
now swlnglni: I see no reason why
a woman should not Improve her ap-
pearmu-e ns much ps possible, if she
does It subtly and ehrtrminglv But
when it Is overdone, it is infiniteR
worse than If she Washed her face
with soap and let It go at that "
"The trouble Is that this habit of
marke Up grow on us until we ac
tunlly lose our sense of proportion
This I* a very pernicious danger and
one which every woman should zeal
misly seek to avoid, for unless she
Judies herself ctirefulh mid mid'
Inst the proper touch to bring out
her good points and cmnmiflage her
had one i she would milch better let
cosmetics entirely alone "
But after nil It Is not the woman
but the very young girl who need
to watch her Increasing tendency to
overdose herself from the make-up
hnx. It breaks my heart to see these
young girls make perfect caricatures
of themselves by a too generous at>
plication of the li|i stick, eyebrow
pencil and rouge. You may see them
almost anywhere these days, their
youthful noses resembling powdery
mmshmallows. their soft lips painted
mi unnatural nd, their smooth cheeks
much too pink, their brows penciletl
mid their lushes blackened. Poor,
foolish children! It they would but
realize that their natural youth pos
senses inure charm and beauty than
nil the cosmetics in the world
would surely let thotnselves alone
One of the sad things about Youth b
that it seldom realizes until too late
that it is precious beyond comparison
and that it can never be recalled
"I wish I could impress upon the
American girl of today the impart
ince of being true to the wonderful
freedom and- naturalness that shi
alone possesses by reflecting tin
wholesome quality of her life in het
own sweet, natural little face.
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Baptist Church.
Sunday School, 9:45 a tn.
Preaching service, 11 a m
Junior B V. I’ 1’, 5:30 p in.
Intermediate B Y. P I’., 5;:'.O p. m
Senior B. Y P. I’, 7 p m .
Preaching service, s p. m.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. X p. tn
KB E R IlthE’l lit I.FN
SIKItM. Y\D KTIVE.
New Orleans, Lh . August ?.’> A
trong and active market still rules
.n rice today, with nn great amount
of offerings on sample tables and
t-uvers taking hold readily on most
gtade The inquiry still Is brouil
The weekly crop reports said that
enndltlOIlH were favorable for hnr
vesting rice In Isith Texas mid Loulil
imi mid that the rice crop In Arkmi
:i-< was In generally good condition.
Receipts. 7,195 sacks rough, 19JI38
lockets <!■ an Haler Rough Hondu-
riis. 1,892 sacks al 132 l-2< Caro-
'inn. 13(! shcIih at 4 42c; clean flondu-
iHh, |,05.'> pockets nt 2 1-2175 5-Xc
By-PrOflucts Bran, lltrol'. per
ton: polish. $214(25 at mill
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M HSI’II’Elt YDVEKHSING.
a poet and sets out to see life ami
spend his new it heroed dollars
The princess, meatiw hilo, has be-
come wealthy through the taking oft
of her spouse, and she meets the poet,
uccluinied ns a mult i-milllomilre, at
a fashionable southern California ha-
They fall In line, hut otne de-
signing schemers endeavor to black-
mail the poet-millijimlre ami the
princes comes tn Ills rescue by sacri-1
tiling her own r putation as a good
woman
"Billions” appeared first on the
French stage under another title.
Charles Bryant adapted the drama for
Nazimova's use. Ray C.
directed production
Nazimova hers- If
I force, and to emphasize
I danger In their plan
Misa Robertson** course la emigre
vinilleates the wisdom of wommi til
finge mid of women holding office
while that r the leaders of the worn
en’H political party calls it Into qties
lion. - Houston Post.
This all sounds good mid Is true.
Imt since when has the Post returned
to the people? We have understoisl
Unit the post, und from no other, mi
thority than the Post, Ims been very
muchly interested in certain clique!:
ami certain brands of puliclos, ext lu
slve of nil others, and this Is the first
Intimation that we have had that the
Post ever thought that one was elect
od to congress to represent the people
or nil the people. It's earmarks de
noted a bred (hat thought people
were elected to congresH to serve unly
one master .one Idea, one set
But times ate changing rapidly uml
the (rend Is buck to sanity mid the
constitution. Let us welcome the
Post's return
F'ort Worth, Texas. August 25. Al-
though no city has yet offered to be
host to the Ihliiing ranks of Canfed-
ernte
the annual reunion has not
of abandoned and the aged soldiers in
people of gray
high position. Nazim-gather in sumo Southern city
lh.it of u Russian prin- wm- (he declaration today of General
wo.nucn, n.n o«»v cuuigi- oi me loom
I Governor Pat M. Neff has seen fit office of the American Rice Growers'
Several cities were expected to In Io appoint me district attorney of the Asiociatinn office for the coining
is In ( vlte the veterans for their reunion 23rd Judicial District of Texas. I am son.
Van Zandt said, taking this method of thanking those som
'but. m> invitations were received. The of my friends who HUpported me in threshing.
date of the reunion is not fixed in my application for this position. But ideal for harvest,
i advance, Imt is determined by the since I am your district attorney, I
convention city, the commander said intend to bo district attorney of every
Thus, the 1921 reunion can still be citizen of the district; I intend to on-
never seen, al- held. force the law as it Is written nn the
| General Van Zandt snid he was statute books. I realize that one can-
Otic day the poot is suddenly unable to explain the lack of bids not make a success as district attor-
for the reunion this- year,
and 20 years ngo, he said,
would come from as many
; cities.
j Hu- veterans diminish in numbers the attorney and I hereby ask yon to do
i cities seem to have forgotten them so I want to make a success as
for conventions of younger organi- ycur district attorney and I feel sure
zations. I that with the proper co-operation I
While the Confederates have no re- cuu do so. •
l union city in mind, the coniniander;
said, they have hope of gathering •"
veterans this year, the Idea of gather before the end of the year,
reunion has not been. n
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wishing any of the abo
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Hnna Mrs J. B McCal
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