The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 26, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 11, 1911 Page: 9 of 16
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UAIIY 11. uii:
HERE'S YOuh'CliAKCE 'Tb BUY
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: ;'t Luncheon ;g$en yesterday for visiting lumbermen. ;
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oWOM0OOa0)MOe
TOURING PARTY
Nebraska Lumbermen Were Guests
of Houston Yesterday v
SEVENTY VISITORS HERE
lumberaea and Wire En Bout
Mexico Were Gnesti of City and
local Lumbermen for Fart V
of the Day.
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Houston -th lumber center of Tex
yesterday entertained for a few ' noun
serenty ropresentathre men o( the trade
tad their wires from the Bute of Ne-
braska ntartsined was the word too
for despite the Yery disagreeable weathef
which necessitated curtailment of several
features. Colonel Sara T. Swlnford' a rep
resentatlve of Houston .lumbermen and
Adolph Boldt representing the Chamber
of Commerce' had something agreeable
for every member et the tour party to do
very minute of the way and maar of
the minutes' ware ' considerably over-rowdfdv.at-that
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Lower Mexico Is the destination of the
party and the tour Is to be of three
weeks' duration. Incidentally it is an
annual Junket taken by the lumbermen
f the Arbor State in which they annually
forget their business worries in enter'
tertalnlng and being entertained and by
which method they become acquainted
with representative men of the- trade in
several parts of . the country thus more
firmly -oeraentlne' the trade relations of
that particular section with the trade of
Nebraska.
The men of the party too are taking
trlet cognisance of the lumber conditions
of every part of the country they are vie-.
Itlng by talking with fellow lurnwermen'
at every opportunity and by .visiting the
regions tor firsthand Information. 7
The party arrived Friday morning in
two Pullmans coming to Houston over
the .Houston and Texas Central and ar-
riving here at :M o'clock. They re-
mained in Houston until 1:30 o'clock at
' wnleh time their cars were attached to a
Qalveston bound train on the Santa Fe.
From Galveston the party will follow the
gulf coast with frequent stops and will
enter Mexico at Laredo February 14. Re-
turning they wiU spend one entire day In
Houston Sunday February -$. . . .
preferred Pry Club to Wet Autos
: A fleet of twenty automobiles met the
morning .train at the station and the
seventy guests wees taken for a quick
run 'through the drlxile to the Houston'
tub It had been planned to take toe
" merdbers of the tour party over Houston
by machine to the Country club down;
the1 ship channel and other place of In-
terest The weather precluded an ar-
rangement of this kind although Mr.
Swlnford announced that any who oared!
to make the trip tn the rain could do so'
and' he would be responsible personally
jor their safe return. A -dry club ap-
pealed more to their sense of entertain-
ment than a wet automobile so the
"Houston club" order was given chauf-
ffura. v- " ' -; 'V.-f."i. : :
-At-the dub two hours were' spent in
Just getting acquainted and in renewing
old acquaintances. Here dosens of Hous-
ton lumbermen called on the visitors. In-
troduced themselves and did everything
In their power to make the morning a
: soemorawe one. - v i-
- At 11 o'clock the machines were again
- ordered and the party whirled away to
'the Brasos where In the banquet hall
- an elaborate luncheon had been spread.
Mr Swlnford acted a toastmaster and In
a quaintly humorous fashion welcomed
the visitors' to Houston In behalf of the
' Houston lumbermen. Adolph Boldt was
-' called on by Mr. Swlnford and as rep-
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Mr. and Mrs Edwin J eery Lincoln:
Mr; and Mrs. J. W. Knight Walton; Mr.-
and Mrs. Peter Mangold Emma and Bar!
Mangold Bennington; Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Mltton. Adams; U. C. Mlttlestadt Nor-
folk; It. H. McCoy Pearj and Vera Mc-
Coy Monowl: T. C. Montgomery .Sioux
City la.: R. ; P. Oliver Burwell;
Adolph Ptngel Sutherland Iowa: Ole
guammen. uemmon 8. D. ; Mr. and Mrs.
yver Quammen Llgerwood N. D. I. B.
fuenmona. nay npnngs sirs. o. r.
Rogers. Exeter; George Smith. Bhelb:
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Photo by Van Iyclt'
: Colonel Sam T. Swlnford.;
jveentatlve of 4be1Chamber K Commeroe
explained to the .visitors some of the ad-
vantages of Houston. . v
i Houston Praised In. Veree. .
Bird Crttchfleld of Lincoln Neb. gen-
eral manager of the excursion. In .behalf
of the visitors thanked the Houston men.
for . the courteous reception and In turn
introduced Bdwltt. Jeary the official poet
of the party who read the following
verses: v
Oh. Houston faltv we love your afr;
.We love your fruits and flowing trees;
Tour men are brave your ladles fair
Tour welcome has placed us all at ease.
We will never forget that we have met
In your great city; oh. Houston greatl
May this thought perish if we fall to
cherish "
The hope that success may still crown
your fate. '
Jt was explained "after the luncheon by'
the members of the party In defense of
the poetry 'that the author Is primarily
a lumberman not a poet ana that
poetry is merely a sideline and as It la
nls sworn dutv . to .hand a little bundle
Of poetry to each town or city in whfch
a as he is aooi
a I Blh. Sutherland. Iowa:
Sparks Valentine: Mrs. O. M. Seybolt. i
Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Q. u Turner
Broken Bow; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Tan-
ner Lincoln; S. J. Whltten Jr. Mrs. S
J. Whltten Sr. Friend; Mr. and Mrs. A
W. Weller West Point; Mrs. Jeanette
Weller Stella; Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Warwick. Dorothy Warwick. J. W. Warn
wick. Jr. Meadow Grove. .
Thz Dezth Rc!l
DR. MOBCHEL FUNERAL V W
The funeral of Jean- Robert Moechel
who died Thursday afternoon at i p'clocit
from injuries received la an automobile
eceident early Tueadav mornlnc will be)
held Sunday afternoon 'from the funeral'
chapet f. toe Hettegast m .opi uo- a-
stop is made am
bundles no explanations are due-
he
ut out of
One of
of the party are the ladies who accom--panied
their husbands brothers and.
sons. They are more than two dosen
m number and are really the life of
the crowd. They are enjoying the trip
to the fullest extent.
- A dally paper. The News hi being
6ubiished by mimeograph every day and
i being ; mailed after each Issue to
. friends In Nebraska. Edwin 'Jeary he
of the poetry is the editor. The dotnga
of the members of .the party their Im-
' pressions of the trip and a short sketch
of each city visited are Included in The
Dally News.
The Personnel of the Party. i
The party Is as follows! J. A. Aspe-V
gren Lincoln; T. B. Adams Sioux City;
K. U Brown Chester; Mr. and Mrs. H.'
T. Bruce William Bruce Broken Bow;
John Benson Saronvtlle; Mr. and Mrs.
Bird Crltchfield Don and Max Crttch
fleld Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs J. A.
Craven; G." W. Craven ExterY tfjv' L.
Cram Burwell; F. S. Davy Malcolm; Mr.
and Mrs George W. Eggleson Bennett
C. W. Eggleston. Panamas Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Klwell Lincoln;- Mr and -Mra
A.. G. Erlkson Naper; Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Eggleston Jr. Palmyra; J. G..
Foral Chester; Mr. and Mrs. R. Goe-
grin. Grand Island Mr. and Mrs. George
Gordon Friend; E. F. Jones Walbacn;
BUCEILEY SOOE STORE
s ."Wkgrt fb Gabc .She Com troai . i
TiHElBEST POIIGY
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to bold it out that will givef yea year
money's worth on itmni Ow Free
Shot Insartnce Policy witl .o thit and
more tooit will add 50$ to (he life
of pair 4 -hoe ' . . i "
. What It Means
At-M vnis mat you can fte a pair oi
' show likq the cut 0id of UttnmetaJ
waili with' tn famous nt ion uniana
ftl ft-l . m l nn it..
S 4-1 1 1 ' v i ' J ole ara.irvora' out conie back and
rnfTw" rs-. brtn tha Shew lasarince Policy And
V'V lm will half-solo therri free. V' .
This Offer Only Holds Uocd Until Hive Unti- l
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Dr. Jean obert Moechel.
terment will be in German cemetery.
Rev. T. J. Windham wiU officiate.
Dr. Moecnel was a member of Spin Log
camp No. 4717 Modern Woodmen of
America of Kansas City Mo.r and that
organisation has delegated the Channel
City camp of the same order to take
charge. The pallbearers will be chosn
from . the membership of this lodge.
CIEMMOZALSKT. 1
The funeral of Mrs. 'Josephine Clem-
moaalsky will be held at the family resi-
dence 1411 Sabine street at 3 o'clock thle
afternoon. Rev. Thomas Bantield will of-
ficiate. Mrs. Clemmoaalsky 1is4 been a
resident of Houston for twenty years.
She Is survived by a daughter Mrs. Min-
nie Davis; a granddaughter Mis Jessie
'Davis and one grandson John i. Davis
MISS MARUbTcOTTSN.
Miss Marie Cotten It years old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Delsher. Tit
James street died February In Jack-
son Mies. Typhoid fever was the cause
of her death. Besides) her parents aha
Is survived by one sister and one brother.
Miss Lllla Bell Cottea and Haley Cotten.
The funeral was held in Morgan City
La. February 7.
Yisttors in Houston
Captain Charles Goodnight the owner
of the only herd of buffaloes In the
Southwest is tslttng In Houston. Cap-
tain Goodnight' home la on his big Pan-
handle ranch his poatofflce being Good-
night. He Is one ot the 8tate's moat
celebrated frontiersmen " and- Indian
fighters. Captaig Goodnight was Instru-
mental In capturing Cynthia Ann Parker.-
the mother of the nresent chief.
Quanah Parker. The capture ot Cynthia
Ann Parker la one of the notable events
In the early history f Texas and to
ana
Captain Goodnight' daring
skill as
a plainsman belongs a large portion of
the credit or the exploit Which gave
Colonel Lawrence Sullivan Ross Na-
tional reputation. Inasmuch aa he was the
superior officer In command of the Texas
' Ranger at the Urn of the capture.
Every Texas school - child . is familiar
with the event and It Is almost a mat-
ter of personal knowledge o the part
ef the- middle-aged residents.- Captain
Goodnight and Chief Quanah Parker are
now the stauncheat ef friend aad they
frequently exchange visits and engage
In hunta on one another's premises.
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i Do you know that croop can be pre-
veatedf Give Chamberlain Cough Rem-
edy aa soon as the child becomes hoars
or even after tlie creupy cough appears
and It will prevent the attack. It is also
a certain cure .for creup and - he never
been known to falL Soli by all drug-
. j -."I I' ' 11 1111 "i R-r
Cnre chsred kanda Ca-Hu-W galvw
wlil cor. CwranMed ' All druf store
FOR CLEANER MILK
VESICAL BOCLETt I1TD0SSEB
' HEWCITTIAW.
Will Ueeettitate Many Change in
Dairiei Furnishing Hilk to the
-.'' People of Houston.
At the meeting of the Hatxls County
Medical society last night in the Cham
ber of Commerce hall new rules for
the protection Ot the public In the buy.
Ing of milk from the local dairies were
taken up and passed by the socletyf These
rules v had previously been t approved by
the 8tate Board bf Health and every-
thing possible will be done to put them
Into effect aa soon as possible by the
dtv hMlth authorities. ' ' .
The rule under which the dairymen'
or Houston are governea at ine present
time are very general- in- nature and
allow the dairies many privileges whloh
they will have to give up when the new
laws are- put Into effect. Dr. .F. . J.
Blataper mty pathologist compiled the
rules after- careful study of existing
conditions and the fact that they were
adopted unanimously with no discussion
after being read is proof that physicians
believe they are - good rules and rules
which will guarantee .the-sale of par
milk in Houaton. . -i
' Will Make Dairies Sanitary.
The rule are net drastic enough to
make an Ideal dairy ofany of the dairies
situated In this city but they will
make them -clean and sanitary and as
near perfect . as It la possible to get
them at this stage of the developments.
Even as they are It will mean a great
amount of work to the dairies especially
the smaller ones. In the way of mak-
ing over and Installing new conveniences.
Some of the small establishments will
ava to undergo several changes to
make their dairies sanitary enough to
nass the laws. .
The new rule govern all points of the
dairies taking Into account all the con-
ditions which make for unhealthy milk
such as conditions . of the stables the
personal cleanliness .of the persons
doing the milking the handling of the
milk and even provide for certain tests
whloi moat be made to Insure Its being-
nerfactlv nura.
Dr. Slataoer stated In his talk before
tne society last nignt mat ne naa siua-
led the conditions of the dairies
Houston and found some of them en-
tirely sanitary one of them even being
tuberculosis tested. ; t
Will Stop Watering and Skimming. " "'"
The habit of some milkmen of adding
water to the milk when their supply Is
gettng low. . or the skimming ft the
cream off the -milk before delivery will
be stopped. Also the changing of milk
Into bottles on the run will be stopped.)
all bottles will have to be taken back
to the dairy and washed before refill
Slataper's Intention In compiling
the rules and regulation to govern
farmers and- dairymen in the care of
cows and the handling of milk shipped
to and sold in Houston Is solely from
a health standpoint and' In the Interest
of the people of Houston and tb children
In particular.
The motion a adopted by the Harris
County Medical society last night waa a
follows: - . ;
"After hearing Dr. F. J. Btatgper
city pathologist read the "rules and reg-
ulations which- must be observed by
farmers and dairymen' In the care of
cow and the handling of milk shipped
to -or sold. In the City of Houston.'
we endorse them as essential to the pro-
duction 'of wholesome and healthy milk.
We recommend that the violator of the
above rules be not permitted to sell milk
In the city. of Houston'
Before the adoption of the new rule
for the sale of milk the society listened
to some very Interesting papers which
were read . by Drs. I. Braum and A.
Krause. A discussion was held Inform-
ally on cases peculiar to the profession
In which the doctors encountered diffi-
culties which they wanted light on. Only
one business' meeting Is held -a month
and the meeting last night waa one of
Informal discussion' the rules being sus-
pended for the adoption of the law
concerning the sal nitlk.
BIBLE WEEKIK HOUSTON.
Four Distinguished ftejigioui lead
n WiU Cone.
Pow of the stmacest Bible uea la ta Stete
f Tens have 'bees .set Bred by the pramm
eoaadttae smagis for Bibls week at Heutes
aVentaiy 1 te M which te te be belt st the
Yoani - Me's Otrlstlaa Aisnelstttia. Tbey are
Dr. . II. Cenvll of the Baptist emlaarr at
Fort Worth. Dr. Cllatea JUerkkert ef the Tn
Ghrlttlss -ttnlveralty st Fort Worth. Dr. B. K.
.flnaon ef the l"fibTtrrln misery st Asetla
end 8. J. BHeot leoeral smeury ef the
Xeons Vrn'i Chrletias Anorlatlos et Beaiusent.
Dr. Vliwoo arill epee tbe-week's prana
Buadey- Fetmwry 1. with ss aM te mea
at lb. ssKvUtiMi talMlns his aiiMert betas
The Uesnga ef the Bible to the Xwis Met
ef Today." . " "'- 'v J : i '"
tve esawn i csmive aviM mm mnrom
sad stetarea wilt' eeea.ee the 1Mb st f. m
sel be opfe. eeeb deySrae) t aeee te 10 4. m.
There will be SMm ttwa Boo beoke on exhibit.
whk will be w the publlt. and It the
tae eovaiKiee in cuarsx "i nua
tlx esalbit.
AhIm of the eooiailttee in clianre ef
large turaprr or people wni Mt
weak that
" There will be
Bihie
so aUmlaaloa fee.
aa the Seine wilt be explaised by enete eae la
same er t
the ihiblt.
; . Coohran-Enderlie Xuptiala. ...
(Hmuitn fsj Precast.) S
OOyKALES Texas. February 1. Wal
ter C Cochran ef Houston and Ml Lena
maerlie wr fnarried at tte resjdeac
Fahcy
! 1 t
Suits iaiidi ; O vercoai
..'THEY'VE been going : fast
Price Sate . but there' isvstill nV.
' large number of attractive models ;
f Ai " AaMarJ r.Wks.Mf V sTfaal-h sT 4 4" "fl A
icii auu yuu u uc ouic ivj nuu
one that you' like. These suits
s and overcpats are all hand-
.tailored andof quality ma-
terials.; The suits are me-
dium weights and .xari be
worn In the spring. There are
many ' distinctive models in new
shades and patterns. It will be; worth 7
your while to come In and see1 them. v
-..w i . . . S. "
; Hi
$15 Suits .. S7.30
y $18 Suits. . 09.00 X
;$20 Suits.: 020.00
; $25 Suits.. 012.50 0
$30 Suits .. 015.00
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Grand Ceimliral .ep.o t
commencing pUti;i K;;
February. 15 921:
all bantaL! eitraino will v.
Arrive
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vuiraiKD) m lorn
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TEA5N ' TTIHE- CB ANGES.
' . swm mSF" W. ' i m T 1 w '
lo iriain Lfino ana iNonn
7:00 a. m. 9:15 p. ni. Daily
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To Galveston
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7:00 a. m. 7:50 a; mf; 1:30 pi m; Daily
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7:20 a. m.. 7:35 pi mf Daily except Sunday
ef the brWe'eoareata Mr "4.Mrs.A.
Bnderile In Oils dty last tnbiht at :
e'etocSTltov. Dslewes et Shiner pertorro-
Inj th ceremeny. ; . . '
: "Batth Couch tallr." CUbmbMA
Smith I rax Co Ml Frestosw ;
' Itostr nail n roar footT Ka leekA
It rou ase Ce-Hu-Ws Balve .x .
sfa'ea) aaiewtd a . IT t aoltt
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CHAKQE EIXCTIOI HELD. '
Hr(Stor for Eniuiaf Tetir ChoBen
X Teaterdart aetinf.T
' UorJ than te-thlr4s ol .the-eifhty
b embers vt ' she ? Houston . Real Suta
Sxohanje east bellou at th annual eleo-
tiod ot dlreotor of tha erpanJsmUon hel4
at' th boom boar rrt(Uy. ( Tbe toliowinc
' N t . ' t " f ' ' I '
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mem ber were sleotedfo th direct"
for the cotnlne' year;. -ft T. Arnim
Elipen. . 8. Daogherty H..E i
W.l Link. H. F. NacOreror. : Minor
art C H. etancllff aad Oeorge.si.
ward. At an early date the newly
4 cbeird will meet for th purr
orOBtaatloo- ad electtun of office a.
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