Jacksboro Gazette (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 3, 1912 Page: 2 of 16
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In Winter is
Assured by Your Using the Celebrated
carry a full stock of all popular brands of amimmiton
PHONE 22
"TV Rommgton Gib*
demons;it the only
baton ejecting Pump. G<
*P or f,eld work the fastest natural pointer,
dealer has one. Look it over today
Remington Arms-Union
Metallic Cartridge Co.
Broadway 5 New York City
tion which characterized the sol-
diers of Cromwell and Frederick
of Adolphus and Wellington. It
was this that inspired Washing-
ton’s men at Valley Forge. It
was this that gave inspiration to
Franklin and courage to Monroe.
fo the man of brains we must
look to untangle^ the web spun
around the affairs of our nation.
It is to them we must turn to
guide us from the vortex in
which small men have led us. The
times are tumultuous and uncer-
tain and men are needed to qui-'
et the storms which rage around
us. Not men of soapstone, but
men of granite; men holding not
only grains of gold, but sparks
of fire in their flinty natures.
RAPID WORK ON
NEW RAILROAD
Grading on Gulf Texas and
Western 23 H Mile Extension
Almost Finished.
Needed—Men of Brains.
There is a great demand for
brains real, sure-enough brains
brains trained and equipped to auu one co:
enter the game that leads to sue- reached Galveston
cess, says Farm and Fireside. '' ~ ‘
P. E. Bock of Jermyn, general
superintendent of the Gulf, Tex-
ts and Western, was in Dallas
Yesterday conferring with offi-
uals of that road. He said 80
>er cent of the grading for the
extension of twenty-three and one
Lalf miles south to connection
vith the Mineral Wells and
Northwestern at Salesville had
een completed, also that 60 per
cent of the material to be used
f r construction has been deliver-
ed to the material yards at
Jacksboro. The steel to be used
will come by water from New
York, and one consignment has
Sfl
JACKSBORO
Saturday, October 5th.
Coming in all Their Majesty, Beauty,
and Imperial Splendor
m
Solid-Breech,
Bottom Ejection empty shells are thrown downward—smoke
mid gases must go the same way, too—insuring uninterrupted
aght rapid pointing always.
1 hree Safety Devices—accidental discharge impossible.
. P e iake-Down—a quarter turn of the barrel does it
carrying, cleaning, interchange of barrels made easy—yc
hnOPf# afA tmnr s__I_
NEW ASSOCIATION FOR
TEXAS DEVELOPMENT
- -------™. Mi*. Bock’s headquarters for
Men of ordinary training and the present will be in Jacksboro
talents are abundant. They fill He said scarcity of labor is being
every nook and corner of the uni- felt by the grading crews as the
verse. They are as common as result of the luring field of cot-
pig Bracks in the path leading to ton and some fancy prices being
the drinking hole. They are as offered by farmers for pickers,
abundant as the shriveled leaves j The keen interest in the ex-
of the forest. They are every- tension of the Gulf, Texas and
where. The world is not looking 1 Western incident to the extension
tor them, but it is wideawake and *s unabated, and residents at all
alert in search of the man with points on the line are looking
J»r§ins un|eltcred by error, ci*n-yf°rward to increased accommoda-
mng and device. ~ | tions when the line is completed,
here is a demand for men of Mr. Bock declared that the move-
brains on the farm, in the mines,' ment of cotton at this time is I _
m the work shops, in factories 500 per cent heavier than that of ~
and indeed in every line of busi- last year, in September.—Olney haVe should w<u*k more, and
n?ss. The world is seeking brains Enterprise. | small technical matters where
to conduct its gigantic enterprises _
to guard its borders and to en-1 I jcuparuy snouia oe
force its mandates on land and ^-ef Justice Brown Says Too tIed in tke trial courts.
The farm is reaching out
seas.
for men of brains to delve deep
low on
Many Courts.
A meeting was held in Houston f into its *>«■ to bring to A few days ago Chief Justice A L°g °n the TrMk
early last month at which a com-1 . . lts hldden secrets that mul- ^rown of the Supreme Court of of the fast express means serious-
mittee was named to draft a con-1 tiplied mdlions may rejoice in ! exas\ ™ an interview, expressed trouble ahead if not removed, so
stitution and bylaws. Thie J ?r°Sperity and live in comfort.1 hlS °Pinion that we already have do9s loss of appetite. It means
many courts, and not pnmuth lack of vitality. Insa
vvv Mamcu to arait a con- . * m , . . . 7 r wvv* , v ^
stitution and bylaws This com prosperity and live in comfort. <f1S °Plnion that we already have d°98 loss of appetite. It means L . , , _ ,
mittee submitted its report at the]It 18 t0 the 8oiI we must look for i to° ,many courts- and not enough lack of, vitality, loss of strength 17 * tS fn SaIe dai1
! San Antonio meeting * ial1 that sustains life. It is to it'work by the courts we have. Jus- and nerve weakness. If appetite It0 0cto*>er 10th, to
1 — !oorr,nu^---- tice Brown said: |fails, take Electric Bitters quick-'
ITT f _____ i 1 __
Advertising Men of State to Be-
* n-geaned to ^
Development of Texas. $600 000 d r at 9:30.o’clock by Richard |Wh6n S°rr°W °Xertak(1s them.' .n C0Urt adjourned for va- ?y to overcome the cause by ton
To Be Used ’ !Haughton, who had served „,JBrains is the power which re- ®atlJn there was enough work on | up the stomach and curing
' i • __ ( ’ . mnVM tlin aKd!oaIaa__j i • iiand to 1\PPD fV»n <»An4- L,,__i» thP IT!dI(ypoti__l tt
Haughton, who had served 1S ine power which re- was enougn work on|‘u« ut» me stomach and curing
chairman. The report of the1"*0™8 the obstacles and barriers hand to k6ep the court busy for I th® indigestion. Michael Hess-|i
1 > ----! j special committee was presented °Ver which mankind have been1 eiS\ltoen months without any new beimer of Lincoln, Neb., had
With a fund nf . unanimously adopted The nnr perplexed and disheartened. It bu-“e8S* The people ought to been Slck over three years, but
p- of theyJSt, a?:x: the, “ns °f Teh0'ut!:°:rthr courts of totUe8 :f BIectric
lines of business most mZZa ed “ constitution is to pro- 'dgeS the nyen oi “Petition are ““V courts, and « h” on his feet again.!
in the development of Texas'" th 'm3te interest “and the general gU’des the ,miv«'rse in right eourts *;1#have t0° much time. I have helped thousands.,
advertising „ ”, the development of Texas ,paths- |,Wcr? “ not t<* the.lawyers the|Th^ «,ve Pure blood, atr—'
to begin a campaign of nnhr T' The “‘tendance at the meeting1 Th° man ol hrains is » “an of legls'“turc w™ld go ahead and;nerves. good digestion. Only
with a viLT^ti ™ « Ur*, as had “Cm he is » ^ry, he -”'d » th. a‘ ^ Dealers,
gration. This decision was reach" ticipate(l. eonsidering the impor- P, D° VO,,at,oni he'ie orig- ”da °£ tase- The Supreme
y the Texas AdvertfainJ i " tance of tha gathering aud the 7 “nd P??ent and al"'a^ 'loth- ln°"rtnfSh“Uld not llave “> P»s»
.tion. ......= g. fast that special rates h„d ed “ e.mpheity. But out of this m7 °.f tho m nor questions t
and many
mWEST POINTS
VIA THE
on
that
•1X.2 SiSSfi* 7~
was elected prelemTd helm «»bn.Ht«l a report on i * W**|‘h “ '«»» - ‘he world "" ." h"e • , ™ of exeep-
immediatelyP„,me a final.e e *he Thi« report was ^ma“dS hfa W»rk to °” b»a be‘ “ “ada > • lawyer
mitfe whose dutv it wdTheTo una“imously adopted and under ™ beCOnieS a passion’ a ''ark ,t,ymg a ,oasl’- For “stance, if a
aolicit the subscriptions to the ^he following officers of the ^kes him over threatening '** *° a J'Ur0r and is
fund. This organization i, „ «“ei.ti°n were named: Kiehard"“^“ aa*plc'»n« »hores. He. rrnl.d by the Judge on the
4 „ Haughtcn of Dallas . m ts dehght in his aetiv
Big Business.
For rates, routes, etc.
oa>uciaiion were named- Richard »• , snores. He , ,----bIlc
outgrowth of the ^ Haughtcn of Didlas president ! 8 deHght in his activities, ^en;h and the lawyer ex^Pts
TexL Ad Men farll7 T °/ H" R* Eldridge of Houston first th°Ugh mental powers bec°me ex- !hat ^u-stion eventually has to
fort to obtain th m • ° ef*'vice Pi*e*dient; W. A Webb of hausted and his Physical organs p6 pa8S°d 0n. by the Supreme cial institutions -----_
the Associat a I COnVentl°n of {DalIAs, second vice president- F a^esmitten by disease. It was C^; °r’ lf the question of support it. It is only these huge
the Associated Advertising Clubs G. Huntress of San Antokio' thl8 pa-°D for wwk -Weh cov- b-rsay or IeviHthans that oan ^
nf Atncmo . • ■' ■ . ’ ered the vision of Milton anses, that likewue is object-, v, ryf0Ur
ed to and finally comes J bu dcns °'tr the s™s of m-
The undeveloped resources of
Texas are so gigantic that it is ■ -------, --
going to require big business eon- j I write, phone, or call on
cerns to develop them. Our iron ‘ I M
ore has slept in the hills of east I Ia A. Ringgenberg,
Texas for centuries awaiting a I Pbon® 11. Local Ag«nt
fifty million dollar investment
to set it in motion. We have a
hundred million acres of idle land
awaiting 10,000 miles of new rail-
road to develop it and industry
languishes for want of big finan-
cial institutions strong enough to
Ta . Advertising Clubg G. Huntress of San Antonio'’ Pa8S1°n for work whi«h cov- unetler ev,dence 1S hearsay or leviatha
of America, held last spring iu .third vice president- Sam S So' ared *he vision of Milton and “ot arts™, that likewise is object- burdens
Dallas and subsequently taken on lin^ky of Beaumont 1 Prescott with darkness, crushed f? and fmally COmes to the dustrv
a tour of #11 fho n ; • , • • f 7 li aum°nt, secretary, the vigorous intellect of tt^i. bi£b r courts to be decided dustry- . ------
of the state r' 'n"ip" C,t‘M ,i"d P‘ G' Kwn of Da,l"s. treas- -Miller and sapped the rich life , faS““ ” ' The "P 'ning of the Panama Ca- J?" C“rn ,crop t0 •» “ fine c<“-
°teState' , »»• ■ Starr King. uwas S2 ^»id ‘ba‘ “ “> *«" onr «ifa ««»-«»■
Ol creating more eourts those we m commerce and Texas must be over last year ^ ^
up and doing or we will miss our
Place in civilization. The hour of
destiny is striking. Now is the
time.
^ The latest report issued by the
Federal Department of Agricult-
ure, Washington, D. C., shows the
Texas corn crop to be in fine con-
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Jacksboro Gazette (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 3, 1912, newspaper, October 3, 1912; Jacksboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth730773/m1/2/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gladys Johnson Ritchie Library.