The Daily Herald. (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 123, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 5, 1912 Page: 2 of 4
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TSie Daily Herald
The announcement' that the busi-
ness men and farmers are organizing
in an effort to finance the Texas cot-
i^biisbed every day except Sunday by ton crop, is one of the most important
CO.’T events that has shown up on the in-
jdustrial horizon in many years. There
== have been numerous plans sprung out
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matte r Inter could chase the bear to his den
-jat so much per chase, but the bear al-
Texas, as second-class
E. H. RAILKY Buuainess Mgr. ways escaped, and the fanner was us-
%TOM jj BELL, Editor j nail.v -caught, and man> would-be
CrEX). P. RICH \KD50N, City Editor financiers have talked voluminously on
COUNTY CANDIDATES HAVE UNTIL
SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH, TO GET ■
NAMES ON THE BALLOT.
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*&&!riCA\L r'RGAN OK THE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, BUS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
’>Fot District Judge—
F. O McKINBET
W. E. FITZGERALD, of Jack
C. V. TERRELL, of Wise.
U*ar Representative—
E, H GRINDSTAFF
tfhar (County Judge—
V. F. TEMPLE
E. A. (ARCH) SWOFFORD
W. ft. HAWKINS
CMr Sheriff —
S. S. GILBERT
STer County Attorney—
J. KPH CARTER
FRITZ G LANHAM
£D1 L McCALL .
f?sr County Clera—
WARD BANKHEAD
ft or Tax Collector—
W. 1. SMITH
•5BSCAR HARRIS (Deputy)
i . T. (DOHA) SCOTT
P*-or rtJf Assessor—
JCfJ.y. F PARSONS (Bear Creak)
J. It PICKENS
JOHN l IMTTILLO
" R. E (ELY) CARTER
WILL B WYNN
MEL HUFFAKER
ALL. (BOB) DALTON
*P»rr County Treasurer-
's. I> (SAM) NEWBERRY
HENRY BARBER
Xfor Supt Piihltc Instruction—
T P EVERETT (re-election )
ff* Commissioner. Precinct No *—
JOE W NEAL
IV L. CARROLL
C. H. DALLAS
Wor CoJcmlBHloner. Precinct 3—
E. A. OSBORNE
JOSIAH BULLINGTON
i.'TYir Commissioner. Precinct 4—
JOHN GUILES
C. HOOD, of Aledo
t^Nir Justice Peace, i’rect No 1 —
J. E HODGES
;»or Constable, Precinct No 1 —
S. A (Andy) BKA8ELTON
ihe subject. But th- present plan cuts
out the middleman. The man with tile
cotton and the man with the money
are now talking face to face, and it i-s
a great hour for Texas.
The time for district candidates to:
file their applications for
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voted on July 27, expired at midnight J
Monday, June .‘!dr. Tliese applications!
man and later will be turned over to
Queen Mary of England, has been
asked to sign a request for a pardon j
for a man convicted of the charge of
murder at Mt. Carmel. 111., the only
excuse or reason given tor asking her
to sign the request being that she was
wearing a pearl of enormous value
that this man found and sold before
he committed the act. Wonderful
isn't is. what reasoning faculties some
people havej There is no more reason
why Queen Mary should sign a re-
quest for that man's pardon titan there
is that some manufacturer be asked
to sign the pardon of a man who once
wore it shirt or a pair of shoes mad*, in
ills factory This matter of sentiment
is sometimes overworked and this is
one of the times. If the Mt. Carmel,
III., man Is guilty of the inurde/ of a
fellow man, and has been ' convicted
<ni such charge lie should be permitted
to serve his sentence at least until
such time as his attorneys can find a
reasonable excuse to ask for his par-
don.
coup ties making up the district.
County and precinct candidates have j ♦♦
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One of these individual, collapsible, met
drinking cups, with every dollar paid on
subscription to Daily or Weekly Herald.
Considering that questions of
grave importance te the welfare of
this great and glorious state are t<
come up at the next session of the
Legislature, there seems to be a feel-
ing all over the state that we need
strong, able men to represent us in
tli Legislature, an<) many counties are
holding meetings and asking their
foremost men to sacrifice themselves
and offer for the place of representa-
tive. This has been done in many
places, and some of the best citizens
in the various counties induced to of-
fer for the place. There are a number
of tneastters to come up at the next
session of great Importance, such as
the reilistrictlug- of the state, the
amendment of the present insurance
laws, the reformation of the judiciary,
the election of a United States senator!
to succeed Senator Bailey, the regu-|
Lit ion of 1 he saloons, and many other I
Temple Hall News.
Special Correatioouencs to tt>» Herald.
Center Mill, Texas, June 4—Farm-
ers are very busy liavesting this
week.
Miss Dollie Goodlett has returned
home after a six months visit in Fred-
erick, Okla.
Niim that it has been decided to have
big Fourth of July Picnic and Gener-
al Home Coming In Weatherford, it
is up to every citizen of the Cilv Ucnu-
HJlirt to help make it the success It
'deorroc* to be Of course it is vour
privilege to go ahead and hold off or
pull bark, but,what vvlll 11 avail you,
-and what will you accomplish Isn't
(It better to help make of this the big-
gust Ditng of the kind ever pulled off
N Oiks section of the state'’ This we
' uin do ii every man will "gel up in
toto** collar'" and do his duty.
R. .1 Rains made a business trip to
things of equal importance. and for'«t<‘l'l>enville Friday,
this reason It is both mete and proper Mrs. Frankie Lambert anti little
that the citizens g< [ together and see daughter of Granhtiry, were the guests
hf the strongest and most available
nuiii in the count v can not be induced
offer for the pi tee.
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The district superintendent of the
Wesli rn i'll ion Telegraph office in
New York has placed a ban upon dec-
olletie and short sleeve shirt waists,
and issued an order that henceforth |
the one hundred and twenty-five girls |
and women working in that office!
wear plain shirt waists with reason-1
high collars and long sleeves,!
of relatives here last week.
Mrs T K Tankersle.v has been
quite sick Ibis week, also J. II. Kelley.
Marvin Bell and wife of Fort Worth
are the guests of the former's mother.
Mrs. K. A. Bell.
Misses Mabel and Edna Kelley and
Messrs. .Meil Smith and Roy Harrell
attendedysinglng at Thorp Spring Sun-
<ia> afternoon.
Messrs. Mat Shelton and Clove Rains
are in Weatherford on business this
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land the order created astonishment
{among the fair sex concerned. As we
see It. the dear young things should
] week.
Dr. and Mrs. I It. Bailey were visit-
ors in Granbury Saturday.
___ The vouiiii people enjoved a singing
j1* l*nnltt«l to dress in any style that lSunday ni„,lt af lhe hf)nu, of Mr. anu
Tile Federal Census Bureau has giv- appeals to their idea of right, as long Mrfe t;us Wilson.
wn the world another message of as they do not v iolate the lawe of dec- M[. aQd \|rs \v s Kelley attended
jtreatnes*. When I nch Sam wants e> ency, but this we'll admit some of
<aacourage other states to i-te ae.l e.-(lhein tire bor'enng on, with theii dec-
4*Brts. he always talks to them about ollette waists and dresses But
’ Drugs The Census report on manu- ! what's the difference'’ Mother Eve
V’hKXnring shows our investments have
increased K7 per cent, and many new
products have shown up on the caien-
•dAr during the decade, and »<’ an now
necoKiiizcd as a manufacturing state
Texas is beginning to smoke the pipe
■of industry and scaredv a dav goes
toy that docs not carrv
cnent of a new factory
'was n.it partici or ; -out h wa■ t
j ol>< in lit" Garden e Eden, and as
Lot us, vv e have 00 ei.jectio'l to I ho
|members of t.e oppor lfess.tig
In an; mar.m : : •» .1 ■ them. If
irr.e of the men Ik s > sen itive
. yat they cm not slatt i t o shock to
conference at Wap lea Tuesday
We are looking forward to the third
Sunday afternoon for a good singing,
.is I’rof Thomas, and probably one or
1 two more singers from Fort Worth
will be with us Every laxly invited.
SNOWDROP.
'Therc’u neve ra lime when nothing
Die announce- 'heir nervous syneem, we would Hug-
est that they secure a pair of smok-
ed glasre, <v better sbi!. a 'lid bri-
dle
* (happens in West Texas When they
Much Is said now and t:
It a mlllt
is high
*** *** '-•"ilding railroads, colonf.lng ^ ^ ^ o( aaJ „
-Ofuaies or developing their rnaur-.B|,t dld vou ever atop to think that the
res. they are extending the tone <* j wore tll a UrR,. nieasure re-
**rlculture The latest ex|>eriment on j fcponb„l|c for theM. conditions' Many
^ large wcale Is being undertaken at ,of ^ nr<- |D ^ hj||||| of IrMn? ,0
up with a pace set ivy our more fortu-
nate neighl>om, and in this we fail
JWalnview, where they have planted
aexefttl acre* of Mexicans tveans. The
Jteati promises to twcome a gisvd agri-
•aaUiirai citizen, and Is a much more
ulmhialib mctnlvcr of society than its
j vet in progenitors. The immigration I
grrndnrts is rs neceaasry to our 1
•-jfiovrti and progress as the immigra
Ckm at/ Iteople
-to-
-Cl i* j» privRe*ekas well as pleasure
3or ub to again call attention to the
-■candidacy of Hon. Will H. Mayes of
-Drownwood, for Lieutenant Governor.
Jfc Mayes Is a Democrat of the old
nr'toanV s clean and able and will make
at admirable lieutenant governor if
ritoxMj, He has served as President
%mh the State and National Press I responsible for much of the high cost
.taaactatlons. and Is generally recog-
nised as one of the brightest of the
cnany bright newspaper men In the
of Texas. If you have no choice
a the matter, you can not do better
vote for the Hon. Will H. Mayes
utterly. We can remember when our
ather* and mothers lived on less than
half It costs us to live, and livVd well
Of course there were not so many
things to s|K>nd monev for. and it cost
our grandparents even less than *lt
did our parents, but they were living
in another age. when they did not en-
quire vtry much There were no elec-
tric lights and telephones, no water
bills, no autos, in fart few-riuxuries of
any kind, hence they lived In a frugal
way, and only required a few clothes,
raised most of their living at home,
owed no man. if any. but little. There
can tie no doubt of it. we are ourselves
of living, and none of us should live
beyond our income, if we do. we will
sooner or later come to the end of the
tether, and our credit as well as our
future prospects, will be ruined. We
should be willing to live humbly and
Brown qounty, for lieutenant gover- contentedly until able to afford the
■—>r more expenaive luxuries.
until Saturday, June 15th. iu which to
file their application, and must do so
in writing, the applcation to be in the ; J'
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hands of the county chairman on or
before the 15th. To date the follow-
ing state, district and county candi-j^'>
dates have filed their names with[<»(»
County Chairman Wilson:
For Congressman-at-large, Daniel E.
Garrett, Jeff -MoLetnore, C. N Cuer-
ton, G. H. Harrison.
United States Senator—Jake Wol-
ters, -Matt Zollner, Morris Sheppard,
,C B. Randell.
Congress, 12th Dirtsiet—Lindsley M.
Brown.
| District Judge, 13rd District—F. O.
iMcKinsey. W. E. Fitzgerald. C. V. Ter-
Jrell, T. J. McMurry.
Court Criminal Appeals—Irby Dttnk-
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j County Judge—T. F. Temple, W. R.
' Hawkins.
County Commissioners—-John Guiles
A. II. Beck, V. J. Tucker. Joe W.
Neal, E. A. Osborne, G. H. Dallas.
Justice Peace—J. D. Newberry 5, J.
D. Hutcheson 2, T A. Wilhite M.
Constable—G. W. Williams, Jim
I’ike, L. -M. Ashcraft.
Sheriff—S. S. Gilbert.
Tax Assessor-—John L. Parsons.
County Treasurer—-Sain Newberry.
County Clerk—Ward Bankhead.
Tax Collector—Oscar Harris, S. T.
(Dora) Scott.
District Clerk—J. J Stoker.
County Attorney—Fritz G. Lauham.
Now that eo much is being said about the spread of dangerous, contagious and
infectious germs by means of the public drinking cup, etc., everyone should pro-
vide themselves with one of these little drinking cups. Get one for the children
and each member of your family. Call for them when paying your subscription.
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We have the Economical Cook Bookwhich we will give
free with two new cash in advance subscribers
to either the Daily or Weekly Herald
^\R for two new subscribers we will give a set of Rogers’
k/ Silver Teaspoons or Butter Knife and Sugar Shell. With
each dollar paid on subscription to either the Daily or Week-
ly you may get either the Sugar Shell and Butter Knife, set of
Teaspoons or the Economical Cook Book upon the payment
of 30 cents additional.
E also have a handsome 4-piece Carving Set, composed of ohe 8-inch
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\/\/ Bread Knife, one 8-inch Fork, one 8-inch Curled Steel and one 8-inch
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Carver, each piece hand-foiged steel, oil-tempered and mounted in
polished rubberoid handles, with silver nickle tips and ferrules, which come
in a handsome lined box, and which we are putting out with ohe year’s sub-
scription to the Weekly Herald or three mouths’ subscription to the Daily, for
$2.00—that is, either paper at $1.00 and the Carving Set at $1 00.
This handsome Carving Set and the Weekly Herald one year.............. $2.00
This handsome Carving Set and the Daily Herald one year .............. $4.50
This handsome Carving Set and the Daily Herald three months . . *........ $2.00
We also have a handsome Lemonade Set, consisting of a pitcher and six mugs, all in natural
fruit colors, which must be seen to be appreciated, and would be a valuable addition to any lady’s
dining room or china closet. \
One of these Sets and the Daily Herald three months......................$2.25
One of these Sets and the Weekly Herald one year........................$2.25
One Set of Rogers’ Teaspoons and the Daily Herald three months . ^.......$1.30
One Rogers’ Butter Knife and Sugar Shell and Daily three months!.........$1.30
Either of the above and the Weekly Herald one year......................$1.30
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News From Anncla.
Special Correspondence to tlie Herald.
CONSTIPATION ANI) SUN..
GISH LIVER GO.
Anncta, Texas. June 4. Harvesting j?TPrj. Ionian Who Sailers Should Gel
is in full swing now. and it don't look
like there will he any rain to interfere
with the work. Some oats are pretty
good, hut the majority of the grain
will be very light.
Mrs. T. O. Bell of Fort Wort It re-
turned home Wednesday evening, her
baby being so far recovered as to not
need further medical attention. W.
H. Allen accompanied her home.
Mrs. Lyman McGill of Garner visit-
ed relatives here Thursday.
Mrs. Nora Foster and Miss Nellie
Roddy were shopping in Weatherford
Thursday.
On account of the continued dry
weather, the T. & P. railway company
have run short of water and have op-
ened up their pumping station at this
place. Joe Todd of Aledo is in charge.
We are glad to say the sick are int-
prov ing.
MOVING PICTURES NO. 1.
a 25-Cent Box of Hot Springy
Liver Huttons Today at f.
S. Alexander A Go. Her.
ontniends Them.
Banish constipation, wake up your
lazy liver, clean up your disordered
stomach and drive the poisonous gas
and decomposed matter from your
powels.
It's easy with the wonderful Hot
SpringsLiver Buttons, and best of all
they act gently. They are without
doubt the most perfect, blissful, satis-
fying constipation remedy you ever
used.
They’re fine for men. too—.for every-
body; and for men who are tired of
the slam-bang purgatives that (car ‘.he
lining of the liowels and act violently,
we say give Hot Springs Liver Bu-t
tons a trial—vOu’11 never use the rough
and tumble kind again. For sale by
C. S. Alexander & Co. and all first class
drug stores. Hot Springs Chemical
Co., Hot Springs, Ark
Masonic Lodges,
Stated meeting of Phoenix
Lodge No. 275, A. F. ft A. M.
Saturday night on or before
full moon in each month.
A. C. MacNELLY, W. M.
vVARD BANKHEAD. Sec.
Stated convocation of Wwt-
therford Chapter No. 105, R.
A. M., second Friday in each
month.
W. C. LONG, Jr., H. P.
YARD BANKHEAD, Sec.
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Regular conclave 'Of
Weatherford Commas-
dery. No. 51, K. T., third
Thursday In eaoh month.
A. A. PUTMAN Ree.
R. P. COULTER, E. C. /
Yalne of u Newspaper Keeoirniied.
Special te the IJcraM.
Trent Texas, June 5.—The Commer-
cial Club of Trent, which was organ-
ized recently, states that the first ef-
fort of the Club will lie to secure a
newspaper for the city. All fhe tnem-
liers are. in favor of the plan, and have
signified their intention of taking
stock in the venture, realizing that it
is necessary to have a good publicity
outlet in order to promote the adw.n-
tages of the city.
Make* the Nation Gasp.
The aw-ful list of injuries on a
Fourth of July staggers humanity. Set
over against it. however, is the won-
derful healing, by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, of thousands, who suffered
from burns, cuts, bruises, bullet
wounds or explosions. Its the quick
healer of boils, ulcers, eczema, sore
lips or pile*. 25c at C. S. Alexander
& Co. «
Honey.
We have ju*t received another ship-
ment of fresh Uvalde honey in 60-lb.
cans. J. B. PRICE & CO.
Knights of Pythias.
Lone Star Lodge Nn. to,
K. of P., meets every Tueto-
day night Knights vlatt*
tng always welcome. Cu-
be hall, S. E cor. aqnar*
PAUL CAMP, C. C.
T. T. HENSLEY. K. R. ft 8.
L 0. 0. P.
Weatherford Lodge
No. 77,1. 0. O. F., moots
every Thursday night In Odd Fellows
Hall, N. Main street, over Wnldoek*a
meet market.
TV H. LANCASTER. N. Q.
F. T WAKEFIELD. See.
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Notice of Ananal Meeting of StndfthtoU*
ers and Directors of the Weather-
ford. Mineral Wells ft Northwestern
Railway Company.
Notice is hereby given that the reg-
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers and directors of the Weatherford.
Mineral W'ells & Northwestern Rail-
way Company will be held at its offlen
in the city of Weatherford, Parker
county, Texas, on the 11th day of Jane,
1912, for the election of directors and
for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may be necessary and proper.
J. W. BOOT. Secretary.
T. A. HENDERSON
WITH J. F. SADLER
Funeral Director and Embalmer !
»•*» sad ChlUr
Lady Assistant for W<
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