The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1912 Page: 2 of 8
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by tbe R«- The unutl i
publican* it Chlcagb, whoever Is ton, Auditor of \
nominated by tbs Democrats at Bal- j ary, filed with
tlmore, it caane^ be doubted that tbe 17th of June,
tt
phase in national development—j Is enough to bring alarm to erery
a phase la which creator power will (taxpayer In the State of Texas. This
by the^ people and leas teport discloses the astounding fact
-- ~ — — w w- - w ----- we v * ww|saewiS|^ * a va* lUOUIultlv # r i ^
over the people; a phaae In which that when Governor Colquitt took wiu> abstracted lightning from
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Pot District Attorney:
Edgar Scurry
For District Clerk:
. > J. L .Vftughaa
For County Clerk:
^ D. D. Cuaanbary
Far County Judge:
E. W. Fry „
W. P. Stineon
For County Attorney:
, Fred T. Arnold
a Fay Marshall
For County Superlntendebt of
Me Schools:
R Lindsey „
B. W. King;
For County Treasurer;
a 1 LB. Padgett
For County Tax Assessor:
G. D' Hi neon
Geo. T Wood.
For 8herlff of Young OQunty:
O. H. Brown
Mai M. Walloon
For County Tax Collector:
J. E. Parsons
, For County Commissioner otf Pre-
cinct No. 1.
To this the
City News-Record replied by
lpg if It la blasphemous to
a scientific expcrliunet.
Newn-Record submits a Bet
anced philosophers who come
the Enterprise A ban of sacrUega 91
Vllfiphimy. For instance. FraakllnV
the people must take a greater in- charge of the penitentiaries on June
tarest and a more active part in pub* 20, 11)1, there was a net surplus
Uc affairs; a phase in which nation- on hand of 21,987,22; on January l,
nl welfare wil) depend, even more 1*12, at the end of his first year,
than in the past, an ihe Intelligence this had been changed to a deficit
and the virtue of the people;
phaae of serious peril, but also
splendid possibilities.f* ,| *Um of ti.907.74l.6f. "T
And this leads to tbe one serious * This same report also
proposition Involved in popular rule. |<he fa,et that while the Governor has
The rights guaranteed to the^ cltl- aoughi to excuse this debt on the
sens by the coaatltutlon dannet be- ground^ that they# was a freeae In
withheld nor j£»ag subverted. These jj the cane crop last year, yet on ae-
rights guarantee to us the power to count of the Increase price of cane ’ an<j a hoot of o$>dr more
(govern ourselves In the "manner we the crop brought $57,858,51 more in/student strong
heaven# and jailed H to a Leyden
Jarr Jemaer. who denied that small-
pox la a ' judgment of God." and
who discovered the science of vac-
----------—--------; cinatlon. Watt, who was called a
a of $, <»8,5»i>,74. and oa June 1 1*12 fool and advised to cease meddling
of .this debt had reached the enormous «tth the Lords myatertea, yet who
persisted and tufetiy harassed steam
dic loses 'and net it to work for the world;
the cry of sacrilege and b'asphemy
waa raised aaya the News-Record,
against Gutenburg sod Galieo and
Newton and Newcomb and Fulton
pr less
men who searched
are. In the main but as little chlldrem !$ll than 4t did la 1*10, not#jth*|reaimg ot naturaj philoeophy and
As such we may continue to rest standing the frees*. The attempt to scientific enterprise.-and it would
content to be led by those who will account for it by reason of the Hunts have bceu raised against Edison
A. »H. Jones
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For County Commissioner of
Mact No. 8
W. E. McCharea
For Commissioner Pne. Mu 4.
\' A. C. Casey
For Justice of the Pesos Precinct
No. l.\ , • x
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Wat Mayes.
For Constkble Precinct No,
E. P. Freeman.
For Public Weigher Prqcihat No. i:
W. E. Crim.
u. Baa Dow die
Jot T. Carter "
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paternally care for ua, or we may
by education so fit ourselves- that
we can walk alone.* The rule of the
people without constant Study and
a knowledge of changing conditions.
Is bound ultimately to lead either
to unwise or experimental govern-
ment or to a centralisation .of power
in the hands of demagogues who
play oa the 'passions of the move-
ment *
We believe in the rule of the
people; We believe that the strength
of a republic depends upon the
electorate, and the greater and more
active Interest the voters take in
public questions the greater securi-
ty we will have as to the stability
fbf 'the government and bell being
of the people. But with the right
to /ule comes the responsibility 07
ruling right, and this can only be
insured by the realisation of the
duty we owe and t>y educating our-
selves so as to make the best use
our powers. We gain nothing
securing direct government ' if
fires
is also Insufficient, for ttd Marconi and tbe Wright broth-
the season that the buildings burn- em ** * ** of mod«,r41 dteoover
ed have been replaced with tempo- er- ,f ^ worId had ^ m<Mt]y out .
rary structures at a coat oL not ex- grown, its vassalage to superstition
Ce<^in* i3f,0?°* , - and ignorance^ Certainly the Sterl-
The Cojpultt administration haaj^ cuy broUler,. argument is well'
already Increased the Bute tax puU It ca#uuK * o(tollo, againM
from 4 cents to 12 1-2 cents. Where ^ good God Cor hie creatures
will It ond?
make the utmost possible uee of.the
Take advantage of your advantage gpeM worid ^d the mlfhty naturaJ
anm-
-- For Sale.
The Ammons home in East Gra-
ham and the Timmons business j
house on west side ef square, occu-
pied by R. L. Road ft Co., are for! children making
sale. For further information, writs r\}mb from early barbarism to com-
parative enlightenment. We today
have perhaps barely entered the J
outer g&teotoof the mighty universe
forces he has put at their service.
Indeed it requires no stretch of the
Imagination to conceive the VAU
Father in an attitude of pleasure
over the little progress he sees his
In their upward
further/In formation, writs
S J. W. Timmons,
Texllne. Texas.
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In fa \ ( 11 u
Promoles DigetflouOrnM
Opium .Morphine rorMnenL
not Narcotic.
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Apetfpet Bemedy forCons^s
Hon . Sour Storaach.Dtarrtoea
Worms jCowvulsions Jeverisft
ness and Loss of Sleep.
FbcSmis Sifnatwc of
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s How the ("andMates Stand.
We have had numerous Inquiries
from frfcrhde- 6ver the State to In-1 by our long line of Inventors and
dicate how the candidates of the vari .nveatigators and discoverers -prob*
Mliy Colquitt Should Be ReeaBed. *
Aa the News has stated before we
of knowledge; what lies behind us in Texas do not need the eocalled Te-
as the sum of achievements gained ‘
call aa wa
already 1^ uee
have a very good recall
It la democratic coo
oue offices stand on tbe prohibition ably le but aa a shifting sand dune 113011 10 allow a men a second;
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Back to the First Causet.
The St. Louis Republic was a de
- voted and an untiring champion of|
Champ Clark. Through its efforts ’
Ms campaign was financed apd there
tore the Republic U to be. heeded
when it come* to analyze ’ causes
•ud place the blame for failure to
ijaoualnate Mr. Clark for president. -
la its issue of tbe morning previ-
ous to the nomination of Mr. Wil-
son the Republic said:
question. Taking the list as ftlled
filed with the Democratic State Ex- __________ _______
we propose to lean on the few whojecutlve Committee ;we give tbe name}' our posterity within a few genera-
may have a selfish interest in below with their position on the
by a mouojtain height In comparison
with the marvels to be wrought by
governing wrong,
Insect Bite Costs Leg.
Boston man lost hla
tions.
predominant issue In the campaign 1 gmllefc
And as the earthly parent
In pleasure at the tiny pro-
p
A» to some of the candidates we are gr^w of hie baby boy who toddles
U tram •BOt .*u*ly lnforine^ And these $twe from tie maternal lap to the pater-
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fore. To avert such calamities from t,k« iiat fniiAw*. i. % »
Kl. . . 1Th ,iBt ,olk>w*: boundless must look .In tender en-
kg a 1 • of nsecta use BnI k- For united States Senator, Morris couragmenUupon the strlv*nga and
len s Arnica 8aIve promptly to trill 0^-.^ "r^r~
the polMD aud pr.rent ietlamm.tloa ** **m’ ,»ho-
nal_ nP,,. K..r«. antL » » swRh their short arms and visions
swelling and pain. Heals bqrns.I -- v 1
The first departure from a ration- '>oU*» ulcers, piles, enema, * cuts
Only 25 cents at all Dn^g-
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n1 and harmonious pro* ' Tift,*.__^ofulaes.
laid aftthe door of the National Com
jnUtee. That body, for reaCohx
known only to Itself, conceived the
am. propltk.ua tt. uomluato Mr. Par- of ^ ^ ulM of
*" «>r “>• temporary chalrmamahH., I,- 2," th.'follo.lu* artl
'Th# democrat would be bard to And dlKkwa ln M uucorUlu
who on hearing this news did not
in<I, instinctively tad
, For Governor: W. F. Ramsey pro ' whose range is limited by indrawn
• O. B. Colquitt, anti. | horizons, seek year after yesjr and
The Power Behind Colquitt,
Tn the San Antonio EH press; one
For Congressmen at Large, (two wilb continuous patience to lay
ttf be elected) J. N. Browning, pro.
Daniel E.1* Garrett, pro; Alexander S.
Garrett, pro; Joe E. Lancaster, "pro;
hold of newer and newpr truths
and pierce wRh their minds’ eyas
the Impalpable curtain that p&ndu-
Hatton W Summers, pro; C. M. Cure- iate8 between them. And Infinitude.
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understand, inktlactively gad with-
out explanation, that the nomination
ef Mr. Parker threw down the
gage to Mr. Bryan. When the-time
arrives to apportion _Jhe blame It
must not be forgotten where the
first offense was committed.’'
That the act of tbs National Com-
mittee was taken In order to bring
Oa 1 conflict with "Mr. Bryan seems
probable. The right was oa then
to determine whether the democrat-
ic party wag progressive or reket-
kaary and when Mr. Clark’s sup-
porters la Missouri, Kansas and
other progressive states lined up
with Mr. Parker against Mr. Bryan
they provided the circumstantial evi-
dence to convince the progressives
who were suspicious that a deal was
on—and so Mr. Clark suffered.
The Republic gets at the real
for Mr. Clark’s failure. The
tog, pro; V. W. Grubbs, pro; Frank stiR. State Pres# doeen\, believe the
T. Roach, pro; Will A. Harris, pro; I fellowe~down at San Angelo can
J. K. S<reet. anti; E. W. Bounds, .make rain.—State Press,
anti; E. I. Kellie, anti; Jeff Mc-N-^ asnassasessass
Lcmore. anti; R. E. Yaotls, anti; Buy U now. Chamberlain’s Ool-
MethojjL Paadral, anti; Geo. A. Har-jic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
is almost certain to be needed > be-
fore the summer is over.. Buy \jr
now and be prepared tor sJf* , an
emergency. For sale by Sloan
Drug Cothpany.
T
aodatlon of San Antonio was reorg ■
lsed at a meeting held last night In
Turner Hall with between forty and
fifty active saloon men present.
Charles E. Boeshardt presided and
first introduced Judge P. H. Shook,
who- made a short address.
“In. hie talk Judge Shook advis-
ed the saloon men to oonfine their
attention to advocating the renoml-
natlon of Governor Colquitt and
the candidacy of Bob Barker, ex-
plaining that it would not ln any
way further their Interests to take
... , , T‘"*V' .“IT sides in the local fight
•oppkmenul oo. » tb« ,horUi,h.- who [ollowed
terms the forces which are behind
CoUjiritt campaign.
Tbe Governor’s plight must In-,
deep be desperate for tbe . saloon
keepers to come openly out from un-(,r,<^,» *nt,» Fredrick Opp, ant); 8e >e
Jar cover ln hie fiehalf. The Oover-1 Newman, kntl.
nor should pray to be delivered from UeiTtenant Governor, W. M.
his fool frlsnds: ‘ llmboden (?); Will H. Mayes, pro
The Retail Liquor Dealers’ Aa-1 For Attorney General: B. F.
Looney, pro; J. D. Walthall, anti.
M. B. Harris | John W. Horaby, xockrtbbed antl-
For ComptroUer: W..P. Lane, pro; probiblUonlat and campaign maneg-
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odneas of hla managers who fell In-
to the trap and threw votes to a
known reactionary as against the
■party’a*,best known progressive in
the hope that their candidate ^might
fall heir to reactionary votes. • - J'
The managers played the game ac-
cording to the rdles of old, , but
they overlooked tke fact- that . the
players had revised the rules so as
to meet the conditions of the pres-
ont.
assumed
same attitude, urging
that It la the Imperative duty of' candidate.
For Commissioner of Agriculture:
H. A. Halbert, pro; H. E. Singleton,
•? Mail Carriers Will Fly.
This Is an age of great discover-
ies, Progress rides on the alr.jQoqfi
we assy see Uncle Sam’s mall car
The Choice of A Husband.
mmmn, mm,. . u ,_JH>runt , matttr ,or »
“■ ‘f“r“l i? w ^ h«.dllc»pp,d b, ,«t.
them. whr Dr. Kln,-. ^
Mow Discovery for Coughs,
and other throat and lung
OS la tho moat popular medicine
la America. “It cured me of a
dreadful cough/* writes Mrs. J. F.
' tor doctor’s treatment and all other
rawed lee had failed/' For oougha
colds or any bronlchal affection It
/ Jg naequaied. Price 5*e and fl.00
Trial bottle free at all druggist
an saloon men in Texas to see that
Governor Colqult^, is renominated.
“Following these two talks Mr.
Boeshardt announced that an execu-
tive meeting wo\^d be held by the
active saloon men present At this
meeting plane were dlecueeed for
furthering the Interests of both
Governor Colquitt and Bob Barker,
candidate for comptroller against
W. P. Lane, incumbent .
> Tbe next mestlng of the association
will be held July** 10.Jackaboro
News.
sure.
Austin^—Tbe charter of tbs
Fsblisblng Company of Waoo
kria riled with tbe *odretSfjr
1, capital stock 8r-M00.
void these kill-hopes by taking Dr.
King’s Life Pills. New strength
fine complexion, pure breath, cheer-
ful spirits—things that win men
follow their use. Easy, 'safe, sui
26c all druggists. 1 ,
Abstracts of TtUs.
Every land owner owes it to
himoelf to have a complete se-
at ract of title to bia land.
J. W. Akin, with twenty ye*n
of experie^flee can fnraiah yon with
a correct abstract on short notice
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Bob Barker, anti.
For Treasurer: J. L. Aston, pro;
J. M. Edwards, anti; W. M. Adams,
anti. -•
For Commiaaidner General Land
Office: Jamee Roblneon, pro; Char-
lie Greers. ‘ , . .. V
For RailroVd Commissioner (un-
explred term, two years): J. C. Mas-
on, pro; &arl B. Mayfield, pro; J,
L. Wot^ham, anti; Theodore G.
Thomas. .
For Railroad Commissioner (lull
term): W. D. Williams la the only
term in, office without a right, pro-
vided he has made good ln that of-
fice. but no one would suppoee that
because we elect a man. once we
would elect him again whether or no,
whether he run rough shod over
everything or was vicious ln b|s ad-
ministration of the office. - ' •
Colquitt has done Vhftt he said ha
would do ln hla campaign but. lt~d!d
not turn out as be said It would. Ha
said we would have peace, rest, and
quietude. Instead tt has been a^
reign of turmoil, of strife gpd dis-
cord. He la «t outs with the leg-
islature and the different branches
of the state administrative Officers.
Where there sh$tild be harmony and
mutual help and cooperation he baa
Injected animosity, contention and
trouble generally.
Laying aside and granting all tbs
things contended for by those peo-
ple who arS Ifyr Colquitt, then . It
er for Jake Wolters, baa declared
that he will not vote for Colquitt
for govrnor. Mr. Horaby wexx un-
derstand. says that he believes Judt»',Mt * bMf. Tbs taxes have
would, be advisable or even right
for a cltiaea tp vote for him. It
would be better that the pride j^f
one eltixerv.Agovernor, be sserifloed
than that ihe pride of s wt^pte stats
bis wallowed in th* duet, for that Is
what It means to have Colquitt ln
the Governor's chair sgkin. Why
elect a comptroller, why elect s
legislature and other officers if Col-
quitt Is to ride over them and con-
tinue tbe turmoil oa it has been the
On gale June 1st, until
September-80th, final limit
October 31, we will offer
very attractive round trip
rates to tbe following states:
Arizona, Arkansas, A
Canada, Colorado,-X ’
District of Columbia, \
— Georgia, Illinois, —-r»---./
Indiana, Iowja,
Kentucky, Mains,
Maryland, Massachusetts
Mexico,* Michigan,
Minneasota, Missouri,
Montana, New Jersey,
New Mexico, New York
* North Carolina^ Ohio
t Pennsylvania,
South Carolina,
Tennessee, Utah,
West Virginia
and Wisconsin
For further information
call the undersigned.
X S. WYNNS, Local Kgtit.
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RUNNER
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FAWN
English Standard
Whits Egg Strain
wmt
pro; Eld R. Rone, anti; Eugene Iron.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court
(full term): T. J. Brown le the only
candidate.
For Associate Justice Supreme
Court (unexpired tprm, two years):
William E. Hawkins pro; J. B.
roll, anti.
For Associate -Justice Supreme
Court (unexpired term, four years)
Ode Speer, pro; J. C. Towns, pro;
Nelson Phillips, anti; K. R. Kralg.
.anti; R. A. Pleasants, anti.
For Justice Court of Criminal Ap-
peals (full term): A. cf. Pe«|deT-
gast, pro; J. C. Muse, anti. r ‘
For Superintendent Public In
struction; F. M. Bralley Is the only
candidate.—Home sad State.
Waxahachie Nursery.
I am the local sgsii for tthe
above named Nursery, and will ap-
preciate your order for anything
la my Una. I will ImM a canvass
ef Youhg, Jack and P1A0 Plate
oouailee. Hold your orders for ms.
X W. P Spivey.
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Tbs Colonial Trust Company of
this city has increased tbs capital
stock from 9800,0*0 to |500,000. j
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Ramsey le w#U fitted for th office
while he knows that Colquitt Is
not; and Horaby ought to know..
There ora thousands of anti-prohl-
bit ion 1st* who feel just aa Mr. Hors-
by does. They are against prohibi-
tion from principle but prefer to see
a prohibitionist in . the governor’s
chair rather than leave our state
offices filled with incompetent men,
our educational institutions crippled
and our taxos doubled. Thera
are other ant’s supporting Judge
Ramsey because they realise that
Colquitt’s rule ‘is. adding converts
to” the cause of prohibition every
been greatly -Increased under hla
management and is bound to again
double in amount If he baa another
two years of it, even if he should
still further curtail and deduce the
appropriation of administrative de-
partments of the state. • ‘
* Colquitt la wrong. Me should
not line himself up with the toOgb
element of tbe state, the saloon men
the gamblers, the low negro and
the Greaser Mexican just for the
high office of governor. Tho- de-
cent people of tbe state ought not
to allow him to do so. He should
bS taken from his high office. Ha
300 EGO RECORD 13 EGGS $3SS
dfcy mnd that hi. r.nomination would *houl<1 be recalled. And we
WHITE WYANDOTTE COCKERELS
%3my Steak
PRICES 9100 TO SS.00|
lad. PkwJl
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but hasten the day when the good
people of Texas will rise up In
Dlb-iUMir might and put tbe saloons out
of Texaa forever.—Folk County
Enterprise.
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Place your^toan with us; wa
can get yom^money aa promptly
aa it can beStad. Wa have made
arrangements’^™ do our owh in-
spection.—C. W. Hinson.
Waoo—The Young Men’s Business
League has secured now and com-
modious quarters at 70* Austin
street. The assembly room la 50
XI00 feet and suite has been fur-
tished completely with new furni-
ture.
Loans! Loans! '
I want good loans on land. I
Isn't charge |10.00' n thouanftd
lawyer's /‘fee whan rrw 9160*. I
soy all expenses except abstracts
I eon now make leans promptly.
R. 0. Me Phalli.
Loan
going to recall him on the 27 p
July.—Jackaboro News.
During the summer months moth-'
era of young children should watch
for any unnatural looseness of tke
bowels. When given prompt at-
tention at this time serious troub-
le may be avoided. £ Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-
edy can Always ha depended upon.
For sale by Bloan Drug Co.
An exhibit at the twenty-seventh
annual meeting of the Mate Fair
of Texas -at Dallas October .12 to
October 87th, that should attract
the attention of all, will be that of
Texas kaolin and china ware ‘ and
porcelain made from this product,
the exhibit will be held under the
auspioee of the bureau of geology
and technology of tbe University
ot Texas. 'This Texaa product bus
been pronounced by,Northern jnanu-
facturera aa being good a* the beet
Imported Japanese knolifc and fa but
one of the many great mineral re-
sources of the State.
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CITY BAKERY
Freeh Bread and Cakes every
day. Your patronage appre-
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North glm stroot
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