Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1928 Page: 2 of 24
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THE DEMOCRAT-VOICl, COLEMAN. TEXAS. THURSbAY, MARCH 15, 1928.
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there is no way Whereby the demo-! {$£
cratic executive committee can Jjf
make voters stand hitched. Tom j $(
Love can go into the primary, vote j
______ his sentiments and if a man dils-
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY | tasteful to him is nominated lit &
The DEMOCRAT-VOICE PUB. CO- Houston for president, or a state
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at the pdstoffice in Coleman,, !ed to mak.e.the *oU?-win8 .anno“““-
Manager jngi j,e can reverse his action in the
Editor j jsJ0V nJber election. It seems that'
it is merely a question of honor.
District and county........$16.00
Precinct ................ $10.00
The Democrat-Voice is authoriz-
Texas, under act
March 3, 1879.
of Congress qf!,ult‘‘. *n t-he primary, and take h'8j.ments subject to the action of the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
COLEMAN COUNTY:
One Year................... .. $1.50
Six Months.................... ,8C 1 and then not support the nominee
Three Mohths................ 5C
OUTSIDE COLEMAN COUNTY:
IN TEXAS.
One Year $2.00
Six Months 1.25
Three Months............ .75
OUTSIDE OF TEXAS;
One Year $2.50 Johnson pow-wcw in
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Voice established 1881Democrat today. Mr. Pearce says he will
1 -medicine in November. He i& Kp'j voters who participate itfthe demo-
,,,, to v,u> the straight ticket re-. (.,,ltic primarv in July;
gardkss of the nominee. Its dis- r ——
honorable to vote in the democratic ; For United States,Senator: <
primary under a pledge of feality TOM CONNAI.LY of Falls Co.
For County Commissioner,
Precinct No. 3:
M. C. ABERNATHY
of Brown Ranch. t
For Public Weigher,
Precinct No. 6:
WALTER KING of Talpa.
Re-election.
For Public Weigher,
Precinct Nb. 1:
'H. M. (Shorty)-BROWN
Re-election.
ERNEST C. BRUSENHAN.
I). 0. PURCELL.
•For Justice of the Peace:
GEO. E. CRITZ of Coleman.
Texas.
For Congress:
R. Q. LEE.
Representative A. - L. Pearce is :
as dry as a pop-corn popper. He is |
so. dry it, takes persuasion to get!
him to. take a drink of water. But Kepresentative:
he has refused to endorse or attend JUDGE t . H. JENKINS
the Georgy C. Purl-Tom Love-Cone, °t Brownwood.
Dallas, which r - !-
We frame pictures artistically
Moore’s Studio.,- 3-tfx
City Announce-
estdblished 189<, consolidated 1906. taji0 the medicine the Houston dem
Review established 1893, acquired • 'convention prescribes with:
1899; New? established 1907, ac-<out wuter He js not the same
quired 1912, ; 0f democrat that Tom Love is1"
FOOLISH ADVICE ABOUT He 18 the kl,ld of demofrat that
For Couhtv Clerk:
L. EMET WALKER—
Re-election.
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ments
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NUISANCE CLAUSE.
Page 187, Title 12, Chapter 1
Article (425), Revised Criminal
Statutes, 1911:
OFFENSIVE TRADES AND
NUISANCES. If any person
shall carry on any trade, busi-
ness or occupation injurious to
tpte health of those who reside in
the vicinity, or shall suffer any
substance which has that eiff.ee'
to remain on premises m hi?
iiossession, he shall be punished
by fine not less than ten not
more than one hundred dollars
and each separate day of carry-
ing on such business, trade, or
occupation, or of permitting
such business, trade, or occupa-
tion, or of permitting such sub-
stance to remain bn the prem-
ise^, shall be considered a sep-
arate offense.
W. L. Jennings, City Health
Officer.
E. P. Scarborough, Mayor,
llx.
Hemstitching done to order. Mrs
J. R. Strong at Strong Electric
Shop. 9-tfx.
Itching Piles
Inatantly Relieved end Bonn eared by »n-
plyinsr PAZO OINTMENT. It Stops
Irritation, Soothes, Heals and is guaranteed
to Cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding
or Protruding Piles. All Druggists have
PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with pile pipe
attachment at 76c; and in tin box at 60c.
.STOP THAT ITCHINO
Use Blue Star Remedy to relieve
Bciema, Itch, Tetter, Hingworm, Pol-
Bon Oak, Pimples, Dandruff, Sores on
Children, Cracked Hand*, Sore Blis-
tered Feet, Red Bug bites and all Itch-
ing sltln diseases. It penetrates the
skin, kills out the germs, stops the
Itching at once, and restores most
cases to a healthy condition. Blue
Star Soap may be used as a cleansot
before applying Blue Star Remedy,
All Drug Stores.
MAYES DRUG STORE
Budweiser
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For Aax Assessor:
. L E. COLLINS-
Re-election.
For Mayor:
E. P, SCARBOROUGH,
Re-Election.
CHILDREN.
The way we theorize about our
children is funny. Comes now Dr.
William Kilpatrick of the Teachers’!
College of Columbia University
saying, “ ‘Don’t’ is the most harm-
made America great.
HOOVER AND THE
HOOSIERS.
(Houston Press).
"1 consider Hoover a man with a
ful word in the English language to marvelous mind. My contact with
use on a child. The parent who him causes me to believe he knows
thunders it at his son may expect more about more things than prob-
to find him grow into a weak and ably any other man in the country,
spineless youth, facing life with j He .js a human encyclopedia of in-
a large collection of inhibitions.” formation. Indeed, he knows about
Probably nobody, much less the most everything under the sun
writer of this column, can deny : save one, that of politics. His lack
this assertion. It may be that I of understanding about politics
weak and spineless children can makes it difficult for his friends to
trace their condition back, not to : convert sentiment into delegates.”
weak and spineless., parents, but to So spoke Senator James Watson
the overuse of the word "Don’t.” j of Indiana, a few months ago.
The fact, however, stands uncon-1 In spite of the senator’s solemn
trovertable and unassailable that a pronouncement of Hoover’s unfit-
good many of the strongest men pf ness, several thousand Indiana re-
this generation were reared on that i publicans—-many thousands more.
word, than legally necessary—have pro-
The old-fashioned parent who! claimed their right to vote fo:
knew nothing about inhibitions Hoover in the state’s presidential
said ‘don’t” to his son whenever i primary.
he felt like it, and often used a Apparently, in the mind of these
strap for emphasis. Nor'were all^ndiana republicans, Hoover’s lack
For Tax Collector:
| J. C. LEWIS—Re-election.
J! J. ROBERTS of Coleman.
J. M. McDONALD:
’For Sheriff:
W. R. HAMILTON, of Coleman
For City Commissioner:
(Two To Be Elected).
R. G. HOLLINGSWORTH.
J. C. JONES.
J. T. BLAIR.
Re-election.
FRANK MILLS of Santa Anna,
,H. F. (Frank) RUCKER
of Coleman.
Order your hot hamburgers and j
sandwiches with your meat We j
deliver. Phone 609. Quality Mar-1
ket. 10-llx.;
For County Treasurer:
MRS. E. K. THOMSON
Re-election.
Gem clips—both sizes—for sale
at D.-V. offied. 52-tt
For District Clerk:
W. E. GIDEON of Coleman
Re-election.
For County Superintendent of
Public Instruction: ,
MISS MAUD LAWS, Glen Cove.
J. H. KELLETT of Coleman.
Re-election.
New Cleansing
Cream Amazing
For County Attorney:
V. RAWLINS GILLILAND.
Re-election.
his children weak-willed and unam-
bitious.
For County Surveyor:
J. P. CALDWELL of Coleman.
Re-election.
For County Commissioner,
Precinct No. 3:
GEO. PAULEY of Valera.
Re-election.
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of knowledge concerning politics is
____ not a fatal weakness; it might ever |
May it not be true that we con-1 be suspected that they regard it as
centrate too much upon our child-1 part df his strength. Indiana has T AxjnRTTM
ren? The very fact that we study , a lot of republican leaders, that | M !
their neuroses and complexes so know about all there is to know
assiduously may be harmful for: about politics. One of them, a
them. - • j powerful leader, is now in prison
One advantage-the child of by-; Another, an unfortunate governor
gone days had over the present; is just out of prison. Still another,
product‘was that he was let W<he l an unfortunate governor in another
part of the time. His parents were • sense, has just escaped 'on by
too busy making a living to chase ' pleading the statute of limitations ,
L!_ J_____: j ___. t_:____1.__—A. ! Thocfl nro throb in n Inmr lief
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For County Commissioner,
Precinct No. 1:
R. W. STARNES.
G. K. REDDING.
J. R. ADAMS of Burkett.
BERT SACKETT.
J. C. STRICKLAND.
him downjtnd .analyze his every ut-: These are three in a long list.
And Jim Watson, he knows all |
about politics. He knows, for ex I
ample, that the hardest thing to bi '
in a national convention is a fav-!
orite son. So he' announced* him-!
fear of the Lord and'his parents »*lf as the favorite son of Indiana.--~
was put vpry early. ' That meant that other candidate: j thing, like
There’s such a thing as hounding j—those who know all about politic:
people to death to see how the
terance and act. He played around
and investigated things,and thought
for himself. He wasn’t an experi-
ment for the authorities to work
on, but an individual in whom the
For County Commissioner, Precinct
No. 4;
O. H. KELLEY of Glen Cove.
Re-election.
J. Wr. (BILL) MOORE of Talpa.
wheels go round in their heads.
ThatVwhpt we d now to the child-
ren. Every time somebod;; tl”'nks
up a new theory we try it out on
them.
And some of these men who put
Jim, but something
They know all about favorite sons
were supposed to leave his stat- j and they know a lot about Jim
alone until the time came, at the i They decided that, this time, they
convention, when he would be ready : would not deliver themselves intc
to Ho. business with the highest bid-1; Jim’s keeping f,or the period of the
dr: 'Jim, of course, had/io idea j Kansas City convention.
;! being nominated ,for the presi j They asked Hqover to allow hi:
dency. Jim—in contrast to one o name to be entered*in the Indiana
the youngsters’, under the micro- bis Ohio, neighbors—has a sense-of primaries. Indiana republicanism
scope and give the * arned disser-'humor. He did have, an idea o -has been fighting two years, they
tations on their habits obght to controlling the Indiana delegate said, to clean out the boys who
turn loose to look Wter thrde or ar>h of making the, best possible know so much about politics. Come
four..,for a lu-iy- aV* eriod.’fike the personal bargain at Kansas City * over and help us, they said. 'They
ordinar; mother does to find out before he turned them over to any- said it in such numbers as to make
just, how useless much of these in- »ne else. _ clear they were Voicing the state’:
But that bargain may never, be. earnest desire. Hoover said
made, Even the rank and file p “Enter my name.”
republicans in Indiana know some- j So the fight i9.0n.ih Indiana. It
t;>ing about politics. Not ekery should be a grand fight.
vestigations are.
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Williamson, J. T. Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1928, newspaper, March 15, 1928; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth748397/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.