The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 22, 1924 Page: 4 of 18
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Tomboy Taylor Wa. Put Out of the Library Again Last Week. By Fontaine Fox
tBoth Candidates Are Dis
claiming Merits of
Other
Aaaociated Prcu Report
ANGLKTON Texas April 21.
Tli Davidaon candidate (or gover-
... aor wera act againat each outer in
. South Texaa this week when Lieu-
tenant Governor T. W. (Whit) Dav-
- id son here this afternoon turned hia
attack on Lynch Davidson of Hous
ton one of bis opponents in tne race.
Whit Davidson the lieutenant gov
ernor disclaimed any desire to enter
into personalities be said out con-
tended he had been driven into it by
the attacks of his ODDonent.
"It has been my purpose in con-
ductinc this campaign not to deal in
personalities or even call the namea
of my opponents. Be said nut a
few weeks ago Lynch Davidson also
a candidate for governor asked the
voters to recollect that be was not
the 'other' Davidson that he was not
the present lieutenant governor: that
he was not the man who had been en
dorsed by the 'radicals' the Farm
Labor union and other groups who
had wrecked North Dakota.
"Let tne aid vou further in identi
fying these two men. I am not Lynch
'Lumber' Davidson the Lynch Iav
idhon who after becoming a multi-
millionaire by deforesting the pin
lands of East Texaa and who yet
owns that land or sections of it al
most as larte as whole counties who
now comes back and tells you he
want it exempt from taxation. I
am not the Davidson who tells you
now for the first time that he is go-
ing to reduce taxation by $10000000
and yet during his term in the bouse
and during his term in the senate
never voted against an important ap
Dropriation buL
"I am not the Davidson who pro
poses insidious indefinite programs
of repealing laws feed who while a
memfeer of the bouse and wmie
member of the senate never intro
duced but one act of that kind and
that was to reduce the penalties of
the anti-trust laws. I am not the
Davidson that would hold out to you
to intimate and lead you to believe
that I bad successfully operated the
State railway. I am glad that I am
not that Davidson because no man
should seek to array one class of our
citizens against the other and the
most foolish man of all is one who
would array the big business interests
of our country in groups or blocks
to themselves.
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PUTIN
NETS GOOD PROFIT
Rusk County Man Finds
Chicken Raising Beats
Farming
.Houston Post Special.
HENDEH80N Texas AprU 21.
What may bs accomplished in the
I poultry line by the farmer is proven
very strongly by John Addington who
I lives in Buak county near Henderson.
Mr. Addington started in this chick
en and egg business some three years
ago aa a aide line to his farming. The
firat year proved to him that there
waa more money In it for the amount
of work done than in hia farming so
be stocked hia yard with a pure
strain of White Leghorns.
The second year'a experiment was
even greater success and thia vear
Mr. Addington haa gone into the busi-
ness with a vim and Is using a sys
tem 'that will no doubt bring Mm la
soma handsome profits.
Ue haa contracts that take care
of all his marketable eggs the year
round and his orders forlaby chicks
are earning In so fast he haa difficulty
in aeepug up with them.
Here Is what ha has done this
year from January 1 to AprU13 or
wfw monias ana la days:
Number of hens. 212: ens laid.
10024:. ergs sold $180.56; chickens
sou. 11. io; chickens- hatched 1800;
chickens on hand 1000; egga setting
Caldwell Co. District
Attorney Has Busy Week
Houston Post Special.
LULINO Texaa April 21. This
week in Caldwell county district court
haa been a "field day" practically
every Jay for the energetic district
attorney Fred L. Blundell aa he has
practically secured a conviction every
day of the week. Most of the con-
victions were for violations of 'the
liquor laws and five residents of Lu-
llng have been convicted. The hard.
est fought case of all in which there
waa a conviction was that of Ralph
Chew of Lockharr who received
sentence of one year in the peniten-
tiary for violating the nrohihlMnn
8tate law. Hia lawyers have an
nounced that thev will anneal tho
case.
Corsicana Raid Nets
$2000 Stolen Goods
. Houston Post BpedaL
COBSIOANA Texaa April 2L
A residence la the north suburba of
Coraloana was raided Saturday nfght
and dry goods auto tires groceries
clothing tobacco and cigarettes to the
value of near 12000 were tnmA.
Merchants of Corsicana Bice Ker-
ens Tesgue Fairfield -Streetman and
Hillsboro have identified the goods
as i none aen irom ineir etores re-
cently by burglars. 8. H. Lewis
Nolen Powell Frank Willlama. D. D.
rosey ana j. rj.-troin all white men
have beep lodged In jail her with
charges of burglary filed - against
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Bee County Democratic
Committee Elects
Houston Post Special.
BEEVILLE. Texas. Anril 21 Th.
Bee county democratic executive mm.
mlttee met here yesterday and filled
all vacancies on the committee.
Through failure to elect two yeara
ago tie votes removals. relnatlnn
and deaths there were seven vacancies
out of 18 precincts. George H. At-
kins is county chairman and presided
over the meeting. Instruction tnr
holding the May S precinct conven
tions were given the committeemen.
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Houston Post Special.
PORT ARTHUR. Texas April 2
The printers of the State In conn
tlon in this city closed their sesaloj
with several resolutions which Wear
paaaed unanimously and among thf
number waa one declaring tba I
stood for an nnlnatructed deJegatloj
to the national democratic conveatia!
In New York. ' . 1
Officers elected for the year wee-
George Wilson president; John Cat
lan of Austin vice president; Georsj
W. Fisher of Fort Worth aecretarj
treasurer; D. S. Davenport of Sal
Autuutu cxraiuiB cDumiiiveaiu
T M. Williame of Fort Worth
continued on the auditmv hoard.
The delegates declared themaelv
well pleased with the work of tl
convention and the reception accord
tnem oy lbe city ot fort Artbur ai
its citisens. The social actlviri.
closed with a fishing trip to the iel
ties in which nearly all the vialto
loos pari.
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Announcement
Caynght ISM
CQOLIDGE BESTS
DURING EflSTER
Bankers to Store Supply
dent
Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON April 20. Presi
Coondge enjoyed an Easter of
Of Calcium Arsenate coinplete rMt- finihin lat
the task which has occupied him for
several dnya the preparation of the
addrera he will deliver Tuesday in
Hew York at the annual lunch eon"of
the Associated Press.
The chief executive and Mrs. Cool-
idge attended Eaater services at their
regular place of worship the First
Congregational church. ! the course
of the services the secretary of the
navy and Mrs. Wilbur were admitted
to membership by letter from their
former church in California and an-
nouncement waa made that Secretary
Wilbur had been elected a deacon.
Races to Be Staged
. At Brownwood Fair
BROWNWOOD Texaa April 21.
Tom Posey former manager of the I
Brown County Fair association and
Lonnie Evans financier have made
arrangements with the fair associa-
tion to stage a three days' racing pro-
gram here during the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce convention. It I
was stated today that about 75 well
known race horses would be here. A I
grand stand capable of holding 6000 1
people is Deing erected.
Houston Post Special.
WACO. Texas. AprU 21. A com
mittee of bankers appointed by the I
Waco Clearing House association is I
working out plans through the whole
sale druggists whereby tbey will ar-
range to store up a supply of cal
cium arsenate to poison the boll
weevil for the farmers of McLennan
county during the coming cotton sea
son.
Action of the bankers waa due to
the fact that in past seasons since
adoption ef calcium arsenate as a
successful remedy against the boll
weevil the supply has run short in
midseason. The request for the bank
ers to take action came from prom
inent cotton men and farmers.
Counteract Your
Tendency toward
Belton Girl Wins in
Bell County Meet
Houston Tost Special.
BELTON. Texas April lfl Jllaa I
Katherine Cline daughter of Mr. and I
Mrs. W. E. Cline of Belton won first
place in the Hell county spelling con
test held at Bartlett in the county
interscnolastic meet. Particularly
noteworthy is the honor won by Miss
t line since sbe is a freshman in the
high school.
AcM 1 Mouth
New Postmaster Is
Appointed at West
WEST Texas April 21. H. M.
Fowler recently appointed cost-
master at West is expected to qualify
1 in the next few days. Mr. Fowler
succeeds J. P. Zaps lac who died a
abort time ago. It is understood the
new postmaster will retain Miss Marie I
Hinton who looked after the duties
of the office during the illness of Mr. I
&palac. and is extremely popular
wirn ine post office patrons.
GAVE CARDUI
TO DAUGHTER
Alabama Mother Had Thor
ough Confidence in Cardui
as a Result of Her Own
Long Successful Use
of It
By letting WRIGLETS give you
relief lasting joy and benefit
It removes the food particles that
lodge in the teeth and cause fer-
mentation and decay. It WASHES
the mouth and teeth counteracting
the acidity that does so much damage.
JJ UXxUlMUe)
No. 10
OUR STORE will open promptly at 8:30 o'clock this
morning for the resumption of Hutchinson & Mitchell
Co.s sale the. merchandising event that has been and
continues to be of intense -interest to the buying public-of
Houston and vicinity. .
Bright fresh merchandise repleted stocks salesmen fested
and refreshed after two holidavs in succession there is every
reason for TODAY BEING THE BIG DAY OF SALE
Here' are some of the specials that await you only a few
enumerated but all indicative of the quality and worth of the
Hutchinson & Mitchell standard as well as the very attractive
prices: ' "
Very Special!
A choice selection of Men's Three-Piece Spring Suits
bought particularly for the demands of right now. These
were not placed on sale until Saturday and are priced
lower than their worth justifies $24.75 to $54.00.
A limited number of Young Men's Two-Piece Suits
Tropical Worsteds principally small sizes. To close
entirely at $15.75 $17.75 and $19.75.
; An unusually choice selection of Straw Hats shown
-for the first time on Saturday including Bonar-Phelps
Hand-Made Straws at $3.95 to $7.45; Brigham-Hopkins
Straws famous for a half-century at $2.75 $2.95 $3.45
and $3.95; other standard makes from $1.95 up.
Since the beginning of our sale we have5 received 50
k cases and packages of new merchandise nd as time per
mits vrh are opening and adding this merchandise to our
stocks adding increasing daily interest to this merchan-
dising event
Gadsden Ala. "My back and hips
lave me a great deal of trouble be-
fore my first baby was born" Mrs.
. J. Daugherty recently told a via
itor at her home on Route 2 hera.
hen I became ... the second
ame continued Mrs. Daugherty
had the same trouble only worse .
Medicines did me no good at all; in
iaci. i goi worse instead of better.
Finally when I had given np hope of
retting well a neighbor told me about
Cardui. My husband got me a bottle
ana i surtea on it at once.
"Immediately I began to improve. I
m" iaeu varnni ever since when I
get puny . . . For female trouble it
can't be beat. I gave it to my daughr
ID. M.K 1-UiriCPU.
"I took it because I suffered
from aching all over arms legs and
lead. My head would ache for weeks
at a time. After takina Cardui I hare
Mamnlaa frail w iMAai.i) "
Cardui la a perfectly harmless
and. purely vegetable extract of md
Icinal herb. One of the ingredients
X which It is composed has been
known to medical science for over six
hundred yaara and has been recom-
Branded by medical writers aa being
f great value in many female all-
gaentai Sold everywhere.
Try the drug ator firat.
i k
r r I fill
r infill
h 1 1 ml
r ti ii ii hi
:!; II
after every meal
is prescribed by dentists and doctors.
Sayi one dentist: "If chewing gum ia used
regularly it will result in a noticeable
benefit to the teethe" Get your WRIGLEY
Denent today.
Hutchinson & Mitchell
M. HUTCHINSON Pres. and Gea Mgr.
404 Main Street and Connecting With
914 Preston Avenue
Co.
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Store Opens This Morning at 8:30
Several flavors Fj "iFy ri A
Wrigley quality- A lOlf
Sealedin the I fJ WIlftH
jJarity Package Wl j
XfcbasL . lVC??Slx fvTTl trvl otwJortt found. only Wd tl fir-at trmiaaj
A f -Of fat Jay Wab.sH Dnnsr Limltsd
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Tctti akew that th
glarxia ot tb mouriv ara
twfjtxty txataaa luoc aj acxiva
whapwadxaw. Th fluid
freak theaa glaxada nan.
tralltai da add In aha
and waabaw It
r IkiAKE IT THE CI HLD REN'S TTLfiAT -
ATTENTION!
In our Announcement No. 9 in Monday morning's
Houston Post the fourth paragraph should have read:
"We consider the spontaneous response
to our announcement by our friends and
patrons and the general buying public of-
Houston as a stamp of public approval
upon our nearly a quarter of a century's
record as reliable responsible and consci-
entious merchants." ' ' 1
Hutchinson & Mitchell Co:
M. Hutchinson president and General Manarer
M Uua -StFCet-anb! Conaecting With
814 Preston Avenue -.' .
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