The Daily Leader and Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 58, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910 Page: 3 of 4
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i pperators is perpetual. Should
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■ Tex.—"I will lend
undertaking. Will be Klad if
competent young men wish-
R. & G. R. R., Ft. Worth, Tex.—"I
general, and will lend encourage-
conditions make it possible."#
'exarkan, Tex.—"There is al-
lí telegraph operators." . •
GEN. MGR. M. K. & T. R. R„ Dallas.
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Tex.-"For the past several years the demand for operators has
exci • <.d the supply." . - ■•. ■
E M. ALVORD, GEN, SUPT. M. S. & T. R. R, St. Louis, Mo.-'
"Th- present demand for operators is greater than the supply.
(V:h1 operatorsjca.n always command a position."
j, A. HiLUS, ASST. SUPT. T. & P. R. R, Ft. Worth, Tex.—"A.
gtK>;! operator, who wants to work, can eijiJy find a position."
F. A. LEWIS, SUPT. S. A. & A P. R R., San Antonio, Tex.—"Sü¿lí/
a school as you arc conducting, I would .consider of very greatV
benefit to railroads. There is always a demand for telegraph-
operators." jBjjjaj ' •• _ • - /
j. W. MAXWELL^. GEN. MGR. ST. L. S. W. R. R., Tyler, Tex.4-
"Were it nof foSUihe Sssistance and benefit they are receiving
rv^from the gooC iyHHi you are doing, railroads would themselves
be forced to cótttfnct telegraph schools to keep the supply of tele-
graph operators lip to the demand."
F. E. DEGARMÓ, SU?T. K. C. S. R R., Pittsburg, Kans—"The
demand for competent and reliable telegraph operators is in ex-
cess of the supply." ...
H. L .REID, SUPT. R. I. R R., Dalhart, Tex.—"Your school is doing
a great \vork for" the railroads in furnishing competent telegraph
operators." :'
A. S. JOHNSON, SUPT. G. H. & S. R £, Houston, Tex.-? 'Chances
for eniplbymei]^ in this branch of service is very good. ÍI do not
think any young man wmid make a mistake i* acquaii/tipg him-
;"if with'a knowledge of telegraphy." *
TTA LISTER, SUPT. G. H. & H. R R, Galveston, Tea^-'There is
plenty of*room in>the railroad service for al) fthé operators you
can turn out" | ' / .
ÍHE YOUNG MAN. who reads-the above co^iticing ex-
tracts froix||jmtfirs written us by Eailrpd Officials,
and doubts-getting "■ ion, after beaig instructed
and trained by us, tinly eutitled jto be called a
"DOUBTING THOMAS."
WE HAVE BEEN EDUCATING AND TRAINING
YOUNG MEN for the railway telegraph .service for the
past TWENTY-TWO YEARS. A large per cent of the
telegraph operators in Texas and adjoining states, who
are .receiving from $75 lo $150 per month, got their #art
through us, many of "whom came from the farm, whose
education was limited to reading and writing.
TELEGRAPH OPERATING IS NOT DIFFICULT TO
LEARN—It is very pimple, all practice. \Ve will guar-
antee tó teach any young man, and place him in a position
in from 3 to 5 months time. ■
Write far PxoSfcectus^JEhich Gives Full Information.
(In wjitiiiK. please mention this paper.)
DALLAS, TEXAS!
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THE UNITtfl STATES
WE GAN#ROVE it.
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JEWELER
Watches, Jewelry and Cut
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or Jewelry Line
SATISFACTION GUARANfcED
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Boston.—"It was only a few
since the Incident happem
about to relate," writes A
In Chambers' Journal. "My work
me on a visit up the river to
those timber-cutting camps
they fell and rafted $he great
wood logs so valued-In the
market
"G., the white man lu cha
a characteristic old 'hard ca
had started life before the n
sailing Bhlp and drifted in
combing fashion to our
he had been given,
a subordinate btllet on
large timber companies.
my boat at the little Jetty or
stage, I was astonished to
lying on a rattan couch within
yards of the bank, w|th a heavy ex-
press rifle across his Knees, gazing in-
tently at a rough pagar or fence erect-
ed in the stream.
"Hanging from this fence, and a
feet above the water, were the corpse
of a monkey and several pariah dogs,
while half a dozen ducks,.each tied to*
the fence by the leg with a long string,
flapped about on the water and
talked dismally In their efforts to
cape. X was Just wondering whether
the Whisky bottle or too much sollt
accounted for this' state of affai
when I noticed that Q.'s leg . waa
swathed In rough bandagea from lmee
to ankle.
"Throwing myself down near him In
the welcome shade, I learned the fol-
lowing story: TWo nights before, Q.
was sleeping peacefully in his little
palm-leaf house, In a clearing about
80 yards from thé river bank, when
his dog began to growl and refuaed to
be Bilenced. Q. turned out and walked
around t£e hut to ascertain the cause
of the disturbance, but seeing nothing
addressed, himself to the dog In his
usual lurid and picturesque sailing
ship language and retired to bed
again. Five minutes later he wpa
once more aroused by a yelp- from
the dog, and this time, really annoyed,
he seized a stick and sallied forth to
Inflict dlfe punishment' on the dis-
turber of hiB dreams. Suddenly a
dark form gilded swiftly fron^^H
shadows, pnd Q. felt himself seized
by the right knee as in a vice.
"Stooping to free himself, be found
ke was In the grip of« large
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To Austin.
as -Poatiiiastcrs' Association,
i, Texas,iMay 9:10, ¿910; round
■ «ti-W salj^Msy 8th and 9th;
3, 1910. Pare
to re
/ To Temple.
■-men's Association, Tem-
10-12, 'Í?J0;" rottód'
"on sale May 9th and 10th,
1 to return May 13^ 191
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Real Estate and Rental
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.ORANGE, TEXA
Capudine for "That Headache."
Qut last nigfljt? Headache and ner-
Votlfe this morniftgf Hicks' Capudine"
just the thing to fit you for business.
(Sears
stores, |
Found Himself Salzed by the Right
Knee as In « Vice.
forward the struggle swayed—the
crocodile striving to pull its d '
victim to the water's '
hampered as
oned leg, flgh
higher ground.
a Shake of
to drag him
Poor Q._
that it was 'all over
determined to
for his life; and,
a momentary halt as
steering paat a tree
and succeeded 1n getting
thumbs Into U>e reptile's.
—the only "vulnerable part of a
odile's head.
■The rest of the story is, perhaps,
best told in G's own words, or aa
nearly as circumstances Wf"
" 'So soon as l.gets my "
fast la 'Is eyes, 'e opens
shout, an' lets go my leg.
thing ne*t mornln', the
'is breakfast for Mm, as
t gets into this - s H ^
It It's a month.'
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quite happy in the
bones of that croe.
the sun outside
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education pjrogressii
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to kick a tin can or t
Uto
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lome of the
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To Dallas. ,
Association Meet,
j. 10-12, 1910; roiiiKl
sale May 9fii and 10th,
_ 1910. Fare $11.20.
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To El Paso.
Annual "Convention
Association, El Paso;
10-11, 1910; round trip
le May 7th and 8th; litn-
I May 13, 1910. Fare $18.15.
To Waco.
ate Convention U. C. T„ Wa«
' oond trip ticket# on
! and 13th; Wilt t
1910. Rate $9.95.
To Beaumont.
Annual Meeting State ^Council
Knights JSP Columbus, Beaumont.
Texas, ,1910;- yjlmd trip
tickets on" sale May 8th,/and again
on May 9th, and rnoriJng of tlie
10th; final limit, May 14( 191,0.
To Galvi
Account meeting ifexas Funeral
nad Embalmers' Association, Galves-
ton, Texas, May 1WÍ8. 191Ó. Round
trip; tickets on saw May 15th, good
to return May 20,/Í9lb. Fare $6.15..
To N«W Orleans.
Special rbujfd trip excursion to
"New Orleans,/account Credit Men's
iAssoclation. /Round trip tickets on
May- 15512; limit to return May
910. Fa/ré $10.
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We build Ijid repair Launchei of all tiie , Tug Boat* and Barge*. . Our ya
are located between the Lutcher & Moore Lumber Compiny*. two -milla. B
facilities in the South for getting lumber. New -'Phone 175
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
The
6xt time—try our
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ThI most delicious and pufest of
lee /Creams manufactured—flavored
wit/ the pure fruits and manufa§tur<
cdynndcr our own watchful care and
líTd . '
You'll be surprised.¿it the delicious,
clvcty smoothness of this cream—
it's entirely different to what you
have formerly bought.
CARNES'
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WM. MILES, Agent.
Sbe-^I'in not going to throw away
all my/lottg hatpins, not'if I know
myself. He—But the law, my dear I
She—Hang the láw; Jjlj) get some
bigger hats!—Boston Heralflr
i Teacher (of Bible cla«s)—Why
Were Shadrach, Meshack and Abed-
riego cast into the fiery, furnace?
Small Boy—My papa.says.it was be-
cause they were insurgents—Chicago ,ngr None but the most rellabl
jCALL
BROKER
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURITY
I will buy choice Vendor's Lien Notes, if
they suit me. Stocks and Bonds. " Call
and see me at no Fourth Street, City
Write, or New phone 250
Established I8SI GEORGE OALL
New Telephone 579
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
„ Made to Order.
Repairing a Specialty.
643 Pearl St.
Beaumont, Texas.
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Galveston
To -
N«w York and Key West
A DELIGHTFUL SEA
SAFETY? ECONOMY, "
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Steamers sailing every 1
at noon. Calling at K
making connection!
Florida and
Steamera sailing on Saturday
.. freight only.,,
For particulars al to rotes, in
tioni, etc., lee, your ticket 1
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General A'¿ent
Tickets to and from
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ORANGE, Tt)
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Beaombnt Orange
DR. H. a. DIINCAF
Local Manager Mi
P. B. Curry & Son
InaursífÍQe Agent
Thc oidtst insurance agency in Or-
Tribune.
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Cónipáuies Represented
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Ford, A. L. The Daily Leader and Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 58, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910, newspaper, May 5, 1910; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth183020/m1/3/: accessed March 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.