The Dublin Progress and Telephone (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 32ND YEAR, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, July 25, 1919 Page: 2 of 8
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Citizens National Bank
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AH® PROFITS
$100,000.00
It yoa do not hart connection* with thl* Bank we would te pleated
to Hnw you opto an account wttli ua. Wo want your buiinoaa and <
will ntrlTe to aosint you In any logitlmatot proportion.
STRONG ’ SAPS RELIABLE •
J. H. Latham, Present S. H. Prim. Vloe-Pre.
W. J. Co*, Vice-Preeldent W. R. Young. Vlce-Prp*.
— Jao. J. Richards, Ca»hler :
Joe C. Hamilton. Assistant Cashier
HEAR THE
TEL-OTONE
Compare the beautiful Period Design
Cabinet with other High Class Phono-
graphs, then ask the price. It will be a
revelation to you.
; EDMONDS STUDIO i
VICTORY FA* HOPS
SWINE INDUSTRY
$5,*00.00 IN PREMIUMS ANNOUNC-
% SO BY SECRETARY STRAT-
TON OP STATE PAIR
SwIq* breeders will hare every
reason to tael that their industry has
beea given adequate attention by the
Directors of the State Fair of Texas,
at tha Victory Exposition, Secret*}*
Stratton said a few days ago. .______
Premiums aggregating $5,500.00
have been offered. Enthusiasts pre-
dict that the swine industry In Tex-
as will very soon rank among the
■OLY MIXES FAIT*
EOT SAFE ANTIDOTE
AGAINST RATTLERS RITE
Cross Platts Review:
To exemplify his faith n '-he religion
he had accepted and in th« power of
the Almighty to nave those who put
their trust iu Him. Cleveland Harri-
son, S2 years, a cttieon of Colbert
County, Ala, Is doad after '.wo days of
lntelse suffering from the hP.ee of a
rattler at a meeting of the so-called
“Holy Hollers" which was being held
near Tecumsia last week. During the
progress of the evening service the
pastor who wns In charge of the meet-
tog staled that tbenmaa lh tfce oon-
gregation one of the followers of his
sect who had such faith that he would
allow a hauler to bite him. feeling
chief money-making Industries of,euro that he was jntmune from the
the great Southwest. The State Fair poison, as St. Paul w.* at one time
Immune from the strike of a serpent.
Harrison at once came forward ac-
of Texas is doing ita part to hasten
that day.
Many additional special prises will
he offered. Among them are the
copting the invitation and a box con-
taining the rattlesnake. The reptile
American Poland China Record mwsurlng three or tour Inches around
sociation Futurity, the Standard Po-jwas held up In view of the congre-
l&nd China Record Aseociatlon, the gatlon. Marrtson caught the sr.fJoe
Futurity of the American Berkshire .Just below the neck and the rattler
Association, the National Duroc-Jer- j struck him five times In rapid aucces-
sey Record Association Futurity, and sion on tho arm between the elbow
specials from the Armstrong Pack-
ing Company of Dallas, J. J. McLain
of Anna, Texas, the American Tam-
worth Swine Record Association, the
and wrist. The minister stated that
Harrison had allowed hlmsolf to be
bitten before and surely there would
no harta result from the bites. Harrl-
Chester White Swine Record Asso- ; son was at once seized with sickness
elation, and the Flowerdale Farm of
Dallas.
The American Duroc Association
of Chicago ts financing a promotion
club show to be put on during the
1919 Victory Fair.
Entries are being made from all
parts of the country. It will be a
great show.
DOMESTIC NEWS BRIEFS
The Jury In the case of Roy Emer-
son of Creston. Iowa, charged with
beating his mother to death with an
iron brace and throwing her body
down an elevator shaft, returned a
verdict of gulFy of murder In the
second degree
John D. Rockefeller has presented
a hospital to the city of New York,
to he placed on Warwick farm, form-
erly a city home for inebriates, but
which is to be turned Into a homo
tor drug addicts.
Regulations just, issued by the
bureau of tolerant revenue afford
every religious organization in the
United States opportunity to obtain
Wine for sacremen-lal purposes.
The Kentucky Illiteracy Commis-
sion has completed plans for a cam-
paign to establish mors moonlight
schools In Kentucky. The program
opened on June tS with an Institute
tor county illiteracy agents. They
will ho Instructed in the me'hods of
teaching adult illiterates and in the
establishment Of moonlight schools.
About 100 agents went into the field
July 1- A speaking campaign will
be held Tt»r one week, beginning July
It. during which some of the best city
speakers will visit sections where ll-
Wieracy I* most prevalent and urge
•very adult unable to do so to learn
to read and write.
Ifohnrd MoCutUWi. president M
the United Railways company of St.
Louie. «m arrested on a bench war-
rant under an indictment charging
bfm with burglary In the second de-
gree and larceny la con nor t loo with
the theft of referendum petitions
against the street car company's
franchise ordinance. June 15, 191*
He was released under $2,500 bond.
Mrs. Amy E. Arches-Oillighn has
been sentenced to life imprisonment
to the Connecticut State prison at
Wother&eld. She had entered a plea
of second degree murder for causing
the death of Franklin B. Andrews, an
inmate of the Old People’s Home at
MUlarly Forks, Windeed of (which
she was the proprietor. Last July
she was sentenced to hang, but pro-
te-T-wtiorts were made to Governor
Holcomb, and five; days before tha
date set for her hanging he granted
a reprieves. Her plea of guilty of
second degree murder during her
$25,000.00 BEING SPENT
ON STATE FAIR GROUNDS
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS SPICK
AND SPAN FOR VICTORY
EXPOSITION
A glimpse behind the scenes at ths
great State Fair of Texas was en-
joyed by the writer recently in a trip
over the grounds and buildings with
Secretary W, H. Stratton.
First we visited the coliseum,
where all was bustle and activity.
—br the ,™-1 ””
secutor on tiho ground that from her
use of drugs she was not a free, tnpral
agent. She was the firiT woman
to be placed on trial for murder 'n
Connecticut since 1819.
OTHER HARSH OFFICERS
TO BE EXAMINED
Army officers composing 'he court-
martial that tried Ueutenant "Hard-
boiled" Smith and Lieutenant Mason,
formerly in charge of American mil-
itary prisoner* to France, where sol-
diers are alleged to have been beat-
en tnercilewaly. will be called before
a special House Investigating Com-
mittee within a few days ‘o explain
the sentences '.hey opposed, accord-
ing to Representative Ballinger, Re-
publican. Massachusetts.
Other witnesses to be called at
that time. Dal linger declares in his
prepared statement, will testify that
the trial of these two men was a Joke.
Bo*h Smith and Mason were given
only sentences of dishonorable dis-
charge. the sfateknent asserted, de-
ep He testimony of thetr brutality.
I Ice Cream I!
We are now making 1 oa Cream and will deliver to your < ►
door at prices as follows;
5 Gallon Packer per Gel-----------$1.99
3 Gallos Packer per Gal_____________ 1.00
2 Gallon Packer per Gal_________1.25
1 Gallon Packer per Gal.._______ 1.50
1-2 Gtollon Packer for_______.... .90c
W« do not deliver cartons, hut furnish and fill them at ths
factory store at the following prices: v.
Telephone your orders early for Sunday dinner
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orate scenery. A new drop curtain
has been painted by a well-known
artist. It depicts "Victory.” with sol-
diers marching through a Victory
arch.
At the grand-stand. where the hip-
podrome. spectacular and pyrotech
nic displays will be held, improve-
ments are being made. About 1,000
loads of dirt are being placed, cov-
ered with gravel and macadam, so as
to make a hard surfaced walk in
front of the stand. A double row of
boxes, and a new band-stand are be-
ing added.
The race track is soon to be re-
graded for the apto races. The evac-
uation of Camp Dick haa necessitat-
ed many repairs, alterations and lm-
provements. Tha renovating will In
elude a new coat of peint for all
buildings on the grounds. A steel
arch at the southern turn of Grand-
stand Drive Is to be erected. The
paint Itself makea the buildings look
fresh and attractive, seeming to
beckon one to enter and view the
wanders within the walls.
Ths sight buildings formerly used
as barracks at Camp Dick are being
remodeled for the Boys and Girls
Educational Encampment, so ss to
provide commodious and comfortable
quarters for the young folks.
and after lingering two days died, de-
spite the attention ami treatment of
physicians.
Harriso® leaves « wife and two
children and was a hard wc king far-
mer.
NEED GLASSEST
Dr. Jones, the Eye Man. With Dub.
lin Drug Co;, on Friday an<* Saturday
July 25 and 25. Eves examined
Glasses fitted. Headache and eye
strain relieved.
SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
IN TEXAS COLLEGES
FOR BOYS AND QIRLg
MENT AT VICTORY
ENCAMP-
FAIR
Ths boys and girls of Ttxaa will
Nave greater representation than ov-
I nr before, at the Victory Fair. Forty
i thousand hoys and twenty thoueaad
girls of the 9Ute of Texas are now
competing for free entertainment
there. This they are doing through
their work In the Boys and Girls
clubs, under the direction of the A.
* M College of Texas sod the U. sJ
Deportment of Agriculture.
Plans are beiag made to house sin
hundred boys and thro* hundred and
girl* In new commodious, oom-
fortabl* quarters nt the Victory Fair
this fall, at ths Educational Encamp-
ment.
The County Agents supervising
I their work report the boys nr* mak-
ing great progress la raising core
and poultry, and the girts la poultry!
raising sad boM* demonstration
work. ;
■ - Appreciating the vital Importance
*f this work, scholarships In landtag
Texas college* have bean donated by
several public spirited Texas business
concerns, as follows:
’ Tltehe-Goettlnger Company, and
the newly organised L H Lewis
(Wholes*isi Dry Goods Company,
both of Dallas, snob offer n scholar-'
skip to some girl stab member, in
the College of Industrial Arta at Dea-
Bears. Roebuck d Company eg
Tina, sad T. Truitt (af TruttTt
I) Bento
to •
to the a * M.
sf the Junta
VICIOUS MI LE SHOOK CALF
UNTIL ANIMAL DIED
Sunday morning, July 13, on C. A.
earner's farm, on Huckabay, rou'e
two, a large mule owned by Mr. Car-
ter reached over a four wire fence,
seized a three-day old eaPo. lifted it
over ‘.he fence, then reared up on his
hind logs and shook the helpless
creature Ike a bull dog would shake a
rat. He then placed It on the ground
and when the one sided battle was
over every bone to the calf's body was
broken, and the mule and the calf
were besmeared with blood. Mrs.
Carter hearing the bleating of the
calf, run to beat the mule off, but
she was attached and narrowly es-
caped. She s'ates that the mule was
so mad that he hair on hla back stood
straight up like the hair on a mad
dog. While the mule was leaning
aguinst the fence trying to seize the
calf to his teeth he received several
wire cuts of a sevehe nature across
hts chest. Mrs. Carter says never in
her life did she eee any animal iu
such a rage. Thl* mule Is a work
animal of a gentle nature, and no one
Is able to account for hie sudden de-
sire to kill the calf, but he completed
his Job well, and came near adding a
human vetito to his record.
Why s*ay at home cither day—-Fri-
day and Saturday August I t and 2nd.
Better “up and come down.' Alexan-
der’s P'cnic will be geing on.
BOTi LOST IN WOODS ELEVEN
DAYS SLOWLY RECOVERING
Nourished by liquid foods. Harry
Nuter. the * year old 'babe of the
woods” who was foun t lying under a
t'eej half starved, with his body
stripped of clothes and covered wP.h
insects, after being lost eleven days
and given up for dead. Is slowly
gaining the power of speech, and
physician* declared he would regain
his normal condition
Soothing medicines are being ap-
plied to the youngster's body, which
ts covered with marks from brain
and ravages of Insects, there being
Hardly a portion of his skin un-
touched.
The boy declared that he had not
had anything to eat or drink during
the eleven days that he wandered
through the woods. He had gone
for a walk with oomparflon* and
lost Ms way, 10 woods near Wild-
wood. FV>x lake. Illinois
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you buy calomel
atk for
Furniture
Look over our Furni-
•-*
1_ hire Department be-
fore making your pur-
chase of Household
r
Goods. A complete
line to select from and
, at reasonable prices.
Hardware
For building purposes
Everything for the
kitchen. Everything
to go on the table, on
and in your stove.
See our Gas, Coal or
Wood Stoves.
Wagons
Car of Wagons re-
ceived this week.
o to
erback \ Horns Co,
Dry Goods* Clothing
Gents Furnishings*
Shoes,Ladies Ready-
To-Wear.
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DOCTORS TO DUEL
GERMS FOB WEAPONS
Two 6t. Paul physicians will ex-
pose $hembc*vcs to contagious <t-
•eases In a duel to the death to prove
wh'ch supports the beet scientific
theory. Dr. H. A Zettel, Electro-
path. challenged Dr, H. W Hill, exe-
cutive secretary of the (Minnesota
-Public Health Association to the duel,
and Dr. Hill accepted.
Dr. Zettel will use Nothing but
“pur* sanitation, pure air and san-
itary food and drink” to prevent what
he terms "so-called contagious dl-
seaaes” from affecting him. Dr. Hill
is to brave the diseases after in-
oculation snrt racctaetfou. They
will expose them*fives to 'toe most
virulent eases '.hey can find and will
then go Into quarantine to be used in
the tent, : ;.V: ■ ■ ■'
'The survivor shall be an honor-
ary pallbearer for the victim." Says
Dr. Zet'sl’s challenge “Should wo
both be tortunsA* enough to survive,
we will hold a rally at ths auditorium
and tell the people of our exper-
iences.”
The entire affair grew out of the
acceptance of a similar challenge by
Dr. J. B. Fraser of Toro©to to an
article, “Do Oorma Cause Disuse*r
published in the Physics! CuPure
Magazine Dr. Prassf defied any
hoard of hsnlth to the United States
or Canada to pros* that germs caus-
ed dieses*. Dr. HH1 ashed hha to
name the tone and pies* for the ub-
psrtaeat. Dr. Zettel. who to an ox-
powstF of Dr Prastorto theory, af-
Tho deeL ft to sMC woT
in tho aattoa'e hi.
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and Plats Glass Insurance Ages*
and Plats Glass Insurance
Agency and wish to advlso ths
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as Mr. Maloasy has
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! vlte asw and old hosiasss of this
agency.
J' after their
» as caiMul
I JOE LITTLE
DUDUH, TEXAS
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The Dublin Progress and Telephone (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 32ND YEAR, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, July 25, 1919, newspaper, July 25, 1919; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth530786/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.