The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
THEY ARE AFTER ROOSFIR
The VegetarianS BOmbard Him +, :,
Ter" of Bears He Didn't s., "
SOME NEWSY GOSSIP FROM an,
New Workers Planning Three.s,,.
and DoubIe-Deek Railways ~, va
the Suppression Of Druo - 9
Especial to The Post,

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President Roosevelt for his bear I'M
Smedes. The society calls upon 4,
as the head of great. human. 49,. H''ss
better example than he has been NM.
Cruel, brutal slaughter" and then 81. L
say what baneful effect his eond,., ~
upon the youth of the country. Il
whether the protest of the vegetarian, !. nv
as much effect upon Theodore as Il.
the photographers and the cartoons az i.
fingered funny men. What a vro,s,,n.
must have been for the mighty hunter - ~. w
to be summoned to shoot sick h., 'S ~
Yazoo bottom niger had roped anS 4. VIZ
tree so the president could kill III H. ~
which Roosevelt will be subjected 10 ~ AS h
overzealous negro's action will do no,. ", Y
him off the hunting grounds than N. AN =
OF all the vegetarians between the two Ne " K
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That his bride of month should h..
was sad enough, BARELY Lynch, Of Bayo,,.
J., thinks, but his heart bleeds when i. n. 4
of what she did to his new plug hat. n.A-.
the pride and the JOY of the aged Bartv,
He bought it for the wedding and he WIN,
Sunday and festal days when he took ii, =,
wife out Mr.. Lynch went to police bsss,r,-,
yesterday and reported the disappearan,, \ +
bride. He said when he returned non, NJ. \
night not only Mrs. Lynch was gone, hr No.
the household goods. But she did lssy, ~
thing as a remembrance. Hanging h,~ A
mantel piece was his best suit Of clothes s-s,,s 4
with his plug hat and with the poker N
through the top of it.
Now New Workers are beginning /, w.
about what's to be done when the subvu
finished. The underground system will h II
operation by next August, but so trem,n5ou
been the growth of the city that II |, ssu,
the transportation problems will be as KID \
within two years as they are today. With d. +
systems of transit-elevated surface and NJ L
ground-it would seem the limit had e
reached, but the men OF active brains are styii +
putting forward new ideas There are plans
three-story streets down town where the co.'s \
ton is greatest and the rapid transit conriai
has decided that no more sewers water nla l.
such shall be laid in any part of the city .t f
IS determined whether they will interior u \
probable extensions of the subway gsz \
There is talk of a double-deck underground b 4
road through the heart of the city-ons thss 4 4
be much deeper than that now nearing tt-2
ton and which will have far greater capacity
the man who loves ease and quietude al aa 4
appalling, for it means the city will b 81
state of eruption for decades.
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The INSTRUMENTATION Committee III Y
Suppression OF Drug Addiction, in rspot
published says the use of drugs Is inT'rs
in this country at an alarming rate Il ssE
serted there are more than 100000 n'Tlz
"fends" in the United States. The vice hs L
to be more prevalent among the mdas
wealthy classes and among physicians nI
PUBIC supposes This report would not h
startling were it not for the character z (
who make it. Rev r. F. Sample, D, D. y
former moderator of the general asstm9g. /
pastor emeritus OF the West Iwenty-thMa ~ Z
PRESBYTERIAN church. is president OF ne
mittee Thomas O. Conant, Ii. " my
president: Rev Francis (. Marsten, y. " ~
vice president; Rev. w. n Richie. seefeIa9
w. w. Westervelt, treasurer. line fepen
many physicians who have become aaaeH
morphine are outcasts. Some nave ~ MI
claimed by the committee. Doctors as
for the spread of the drug habit Tor plI M.
drugs to alleviate pain, their patients ~.
coming "hends." The committee was Y!
by the Presbyterian board OF torelgn NJ
after DIR. Richie had come into possssss,- NJ
remedy, discovered by a German seieligss
sonaries have been using this anus y. y
great success in China and the Orient u Z. ~
mittee gives this antidote freely . Z. ~, q
in this country. A plea is being fnaas ~, NJ
tGriums for drug hends There are u So -
drunkards, former convicts and iahen /
the advocates say in the petition Iol ID, - ~.
none for these victims of drug ru XXI, "
men and women, seeking to becoms pu.Is M!
factors, could do no better than eno9N NJ II
for these unfortunates. The mofphln:. ...
said to be the most degrading OF all sN''
"Pompadour Jimmy" Hyde, the youI
the son of his father, has been MADE v"
dent of the Equitable Life Assurance
knows the value of printers ink Lss' =
gave dinner in Sherry's to NJ Jal's NJ
the French ambassador, who has been . u1Ir b
t., She most at Madrid. Jimmy" saw y IA I. p
hon a fne onnortrinity TO advertise hlnss. ~, /
company. The dinner cost PREV MD
Jimmy had the governors OF SIX 2'1p1S7 Nasi +
OF big and little fellows from j. :. ma VI
the great nut cracker, Depew Du. III East
expense compared with the business bssrs
viii get out of its French branch ~ y,
this banquet? Ard then the pls II X
lailes had 10 give yard or m .o,s strs q
"Iompadour Jimmy" 1t was NUS mus, ,aysr
line about Iimmv. for the Equitao'e. . ~
And Jimmy" is only II. Proniisii'sT Il rcsa
a knight of the Legion Of Honor,
than 5000 to become a legionna'fs'
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Some of the sharks who pfsyeo D.. r
Workers and did great injury TO -, II,
selling shares in companies which III ~
short OF swindling concerns, have tuin. IA 3.
tention to lead. Flaring ads and ~ g,Hiss
prospectuses are being pelted az ~ bui q
the promoters look for a fine hars ~ ithsa ~
likely to find it's easier 10 hoal "
All of US society folks will DC a.ti.-
show this week. This is to he .
show. Last year the color senep' :. y
In keeping with the color this 800 "a.
big department stores are display'ns Ar
such as furs. yelvets and siiksrs- ~ Wt
windows. The costumes OF al o. .,,,.ss Y
be white. The white horse 81 ~ N =.
due prominence and the req o,ha
YOU never saw one without nc Dew "a
isn't a town on earth with 50 !. kas 10
women as New York. Red nan .,sie ~ Z r
fashion since Mrs Leslie Carter shs ~,
hit and where is there wonA"
he in the fashion