The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 314, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 9, 1915 Page: 7 of 8
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a list of espe-
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developing one of the
most profitable markets we enjoy.
A SALES MANAGER.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor:
K. K. KIHtJY.
J. L. McDAVID
For Chief of Police:
J. J. CLINTON.
For Commissioner Place It
W. 0. SHACKELFORD.
W. E. HARRIS.
For Commissioner Plnco 2:
J. N. FERGUSON.
Z. T. ADAMS.
For Commissioner Place 3:
J. P. WOOTCN.
. W. A. McDRIDM
For Commissioner Place 4
R. E L. NORWOOD.
For Hoard of Education City t Abi-
lene: E. W. MORRIS.
W. T. WII.S0N.
H. F. GOSS.
J. V. HOWERTON.
A. I). WEBSTER.
DR. F. K. MAYNES.
nEN F. QRJSY.
C. .H. I.INI1LEY 1). V. M.
DOG PRACTICE A SPECIALTY
Phone ."?.
THADL'S' DAY AT
EASTLAM) UK! SUCCESS.
Special to The Reporter.
EATLAND. Tex. March 9. Not-
withstanding the Inclement weather
and the fact that It was the first at-
tempt Eastland has made In some llino
to haVo a Trades Day First Monday
was a success In every particular.
There wns quite a lot or stock
brought In but nothing like whnt
would have boon had there been n lit-
tle more advertising done.
Tho features of the day were tho
judging of tho stock awarding of
prizes the fnt man's rneosuul bron
cho riding. jT
Ro-
that
tarrb.
fcThis?
Wo offer Aliro Hundred Do
ward foriy caso of jCattfrrl:
cannot hif cured by lialfs
Cure.
J. CHENEY VCO.. TjKcdo. O.
We. ie umlcrslcncilfliavo Jcffown V. J.
Chcnof for tho lftsC7 ycaraf and bcllovo
li!m JTorfectly lionfltfiblo all business
clIom anil Jlpancmur abio to carry
ny oblljraflOn irmAf by lila Ann.
TICJNALJUNK 41 COMMERCE.
J Toledo O.
It's Catarrh QffVo fi tnl on Internally.
j uiroaiyr upon mo dichmi una mu-
Buriatw-trr iiiu syriPin. icumoniai
Crro Ejrfb 73 cents per bottle. Sold
y allTmwnJsts.
Take Halra 1'omllr PltU lor constipation.
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Ol'fc'H'HItK ELECTION AM) SKLEC-
T10N OF MEET1X PLACE
COME t'P THURSDAY.
by tho Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO March 9. Uusl-
ncss and pleasure divide honors on
tho program of tho thirty-ninth an-
imal convention of tho Cattle Rais-
ers' Association or Texas which
began here today
Sessions were to continue through
Thursday. Many prominent men were
to deliver addresses among these be-
ing Governor James E. Ferguson
himself a member of tho association
who was to speak today; David F.
Houston Secretary of Agriculture
Washington D. l Wednesday and
.lames V. Wadsworth Jr. United
States senator from New York.
Thursday. An attendance of 5.000
was expected.
Election of "ufflcers nnd selection
of tho next place of meeting was
scheduled for Thursday. Among the
entertainment features was a review
nt Itm Irrwinu nt I.Virf Rntll HmlRtntl.
an aviation flight by a woman avia-
tor and a grand ball Tuesday even-
ing. The Old Trail Men's Association '
was to meel Wednesday and perfect
organization of tho cattlemen wbo
followed tho old cattle trans iierorc
tho tlays of tho railroads.
An acre of cotton In Texas tlit lead-
ing cotton state yields $11 nioro thnn
an aero planted to torn In Illinois the
leading corn state and $11 more than
an acre of oats In the leading oat pro-
ducing state which Is Iowa.
The government of Ilrnzll maintain
a snake farm for tho production of
serum antidote for snake bite.
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EASY TO Hill NATION OF
tiLAUUE SPOTS SAYS EXPERT
KPHILAnELPIIIA March 9 Tho
people of the United States cau rid
the country of plague spots nnd pro
vide proper sanitation by exercising
the proper spirit. In the opinion of Dr
(. Wardell Stiles or tho Rockcfellct
Hookworm Commission lecturing here
recently.
Dr. Stiles characterized the houso
fly tiH the national enemy and as-
sorted that health offlcqrB and physic-
ians must educate the public In con-
nection with the dnngern of allowlns
this pest to spread Infection
"Thr book worm dlseaHo Is due to
the pollution of the soil jnnd lack of
proper sanitation." declared stiles
"And these two things nre also be-
hind most of the evils and disease."
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Special to the Reporter.
QUION Texas Mar. 9. The norther
which blow up Saturday night forced
the mercury down to 28 degrees. It
rose to 40 degrees and above Sunday
but went down to 27.5 degrees this
(Monday) morning.
We can't' tell at this writing Just
what the damage to fruit is but aro
sure that 11 is very great as much of
it is in full bloom nnd most all buds
large enough to freeze easily.
J. D. Harrison Is homo during a re-
cess of the grand Jury
Rev. Frank McNalr filled his regular
appointment nt the dtaptisl church
here Saturday nnd Sunday
Rev. W. P. Crow and wlfo nre
down from Abilene vlBttlng friends
and looking after business Interests.
Two Christian girls from near Abi-
lene nre here Visiting tho family of V.
T. Pnpason.
Miss dcather Farquhar of lbcrls Is
visiting relatives at Onion.
The blx supper nt the school house
Friday night wnB a success In many
wnys. The boxes wero very ottrac-
tlvo and filled with many enticing
things to cat. i Ridding was lively
from the first. The music furnished
by the Uuton string band "was excel-
lent nnd nppreclnted by all who heard
It A reading by Norn Harrison an
essay by Eunice Alexander and songB
by the male quartette were all much
enjoyed. In the contest for the cake
Miss lnurn Harrison won with Miss
Lena Alexander n close second. Tho
patrons of tho school showed their In-
terest by their presence many of them
being out nnd all seemed to enjoy the
occasion.
There were a few boys -who acted
right ugly nnd of course they would
be disappointed If mention wore not
made ot this for It Is the only way
they have of getting notoriety for
themselves. Yes boys most of us saw
)ou.
The proceeds $fll.2r will bo used to
purchase a library for lite school. We
wished to thank nil who helped.
Miss Kntic Howell who tenches nt
llm Ned nttended tho box supper nnd
spent Saturday and Suudny with her
homo folks nt union.
J. M. Perdue of Potosl vlsltrd rela-
tives here Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Falwell and wife moved out
from Ov.ilo nnd arc domiciled wun
Clarence Hodge Mtb. Fain-ell's bro
ther.
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Tho oil wells of Texas produce :M-
000 barrels of petroleum per day.
HOUSTON CITY HALL TO
HAYE A WOMAN'S FLOOR
HOUSTON Texas. Marcli 9. One
whole floor to bo dovotrd to tho work
Ing girls of the city for luncheon.
rest rooms bath rooms and gymnn
slum wnB suggested by Mnyor Camp
bell In the plnnn for Houston's now
six-story city hall.
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fWtK - l mAmmm in an JtVK
March 17th to May 1st 95 March 17th io My h
4 Go to the San Francisco 4
EXPOSITION!
AT OUR EXPENSE
'The greatest trip of your Ijle and your Expenses Paid.r Go and return
when and the route you choose. IF you do not want to lake the trip we
pav vou the monev bv the
4 The Abilene Reporter-Mews A
Magazine Subscription Campaign T"
This opportunity to see the world's two greatest Expositions (San-Diego
and San Francisco) is certainly worthy of your effort. Think of il going
to the World's Fair with expenses paid! You may lake the money and
go when you desire and return whjn you please or keep the money and
do what you please with it. HS "-fe.. .
For Detailed Information See S. H. WILLIAMS
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Twenty- Four Hours
A Day
You know how irritating it is if the cleGtnc lights go out for a
minute whenyou arc in the middle of a chapter.
Human ingenuity is put to a hard task When it undcrtal-fcs td give
you service without a Stop at all times. $
The electric light company must work twenty-four" hours A day
and it must have material for operation Which can be DEPENDED
UPON AT ALL TIMES. v
Texaco is the choice for such service. A
dij
ompany.
Hico. the Curtis Turbine has been running twenty-four h6iirs" a
day for over a year with only one stop on Sundays. Tcxacb has
been used from the start. Here is what Mr. Gleason says about it J
CENTRAL TEXAS POWER & TRANSMISSIQ
V. F. WIESER. President
H. GLEASON. Se;retary.Trea
WIESER
THE TEXAS COMPANY.
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GENTLEMEN:
WE HAVEft'OUR
PERFORMANCE
TIS TURBINE E AR
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Hirer
Kico ycxe Nqj
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'ER F INQUIRY
COiCETUS OIL
GLAD TO SAY
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mft a 1 Utf"
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Mauujrititi
ou:
OUR CUR-
HAT IT HAS
fLFILUED OUR MOST SANGUINE EX-
MORE THAI
PECTATIOJ
er r -
THIS MACHINEJKS STARTED ONE YEAR AGO. IT
HAS OPERATEJ24Jf OURS A DAY RIGHT ALONG WITH
ONLY ONE STOBEACH WEEK; THAT ON SUNDAYS.
THE TURBINE kAS THE ORIGINAL OIL IN IT. IT HAS
BEEN ESr-AMKfeD BY OUR CONSULTING ENGINEER
MR. NEF&rfND THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY'S
MR. VIVIAN. THEY REPORT THAT THE RESULTS ARE
IDEAL LUBRICATION. THE' ONLY ADDITION OF OILT
IS FOR EVAPORATION WHICH IS SO LITTLE THAT IT
IS NEGLIGIBLE. .!--
WE DO NOT THINK OF CHANGING TO ANY'OTHER
OIL. YOURS VERY TRULY
CENTRAL TEXAS POWER & TRANSMISSION CO.
By H GLEASON. Sec-Treas.
"Made in Texas' quality and service of the highest kind. The
kind you can always be sure of when you buy Texaco Products.
Look for the Red-Star-Green-T on the package. . .
The Texas Company
xca 25 General Offices Houston Texas
TEXACO z
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-vs -w . TEXACO
(50()1J IIOADS HOOSITHS MEKT. iRoada association and allied organ!-
izntlon which got under Way thla af-
GRA.ND RAPIDS. Mich.. Inrch 9. ternoon nt tho Collaeum hero. Dole-
"Oood roadH for Michigan" hooatcra gates from all sections of tht atato
swunncd to Grand Ilaplila today to aro attending tho meeting
partlclpato In tho four daya annual Governor Woolhrldgo N. Ferris Scn-
convcntlon of tho Michigan State Good' ator Charlea IL TownBcnd of MIchi-
i
gan and Congressman Carl E. 'Mapes
of Michigan aro hilled on the program
as tho principal speakers.
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Cotton is thq principal furm pro-
duct lajToxns although every Kuovru
crop can he raised in this state.
Established 1881
LOUIS O. WISE AND SON
FIRE INSURANCE
Our Policies Afford the Highest Class of Protection
Campaign Mgr. Reporter Office.
The Remaining Episodes
OF THE GREAT SERIAL RUNAWAY JUNE
BY GEO. RANDOLPH CHESTER
ARE LAID IN
BEAUTIFUL
BERMUDA
AND INCLUDE
PIRATE PLOTS SHIPWRECKS AND SUBMAKINE WONDERS
AT THE REX FRIDAY
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The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 314, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 9, 1915, newspaper, March 9, 1915; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth316823/m1/7/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.