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HOWARD.

Howard. July 1.-THE rain last
week was very beneficial to the
crops.
Health of the community is ve"y
good at present.
Active work is being, done on tie
artesian we'll, several hundred fest
having been bored
The Knights of Pythias held their
memorial service here Sunday. Rev.
Porter OF Waxahachie filling the
pulpit. A large crowd attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tatum of Al
win, Texas, who have been visiting
the family of J, l.. Shaw, went 10
Waxahachie to spend the day with
Mrs. j. p. Fleming after which they
will start for their home.
Mrs. Mamie McCarter and Miss
Stella Robinson have returned from
Mississippi where they spent several
weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. Eta Walker is in Bardwell
the guest of Mrs. E. p. Wilmington.
Mrs. d. Bassinger ana children are
visiting friends and relatives here
for while
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NASH.

Nash. July live had q good
rain Thursday evening.
Mr.. Olin Martin cAmn home
Thursday morning, bringing with
him his Oklahoma bride.
The sad news came to Us Saturday
morning that the little grandson OF
Mrs. M. e. Edwards. which was men
toned in last weeks issue, died FIJI
day night.
Miss Lazinka Edwards went to
Red Oak Saturday to be at the hrvial
OF her little nephew and ID be with
her sister. Mrs. Patterscrs in her
trouble.
Mr.. Floyd Edmonso1 snfffred
great pains for several DAYS last IeoF
on account Of having boils+ tn hlI
ears.
The wife OF Rev. Fulghani tisd
Saturday morning about 8 O'Clock Of
typhoid fever. she was buried In the
Forreston cemetery. Rev.a Iank IN ~
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Al ordinance 80 prohibit TIC exaipi.
ton 10 the city limits 81 ihe ei4y ~
NaAahaehle. Taxae vi ma.iea llc-
lures aud moving pictures .. any
prize tight OF pafporied pds fisEt
OF OF sas boxing contest IN isf.a.
iug the terms prize right aGl pro-
yiaing a penalty tor The u Lilo.
thereof.
BE it ordained by the city eoutci,
of the city OF Maxahachie. Texas
Article l. THAT il shall he nn-
lawful for any person Or firm Or co.,
poration or joint stock compans or
association of persons or the agent,
representative, employee or servant
OF any person, firm. corporation,
joint stock company or association Of
PEI sons to eXhiait anywhere within
the corporate limits Of the city or
WaNahachio. Texas, motion Or nov
ing pictures OF any prize fiRht or of
any purported prize fight; o. of anys
1oS.ng 90 test.
Article 2. a prize fight withia
the meaning OF this act is an exhibit
ton or contest Of skill and physical
strength betweenl pugil p.,o-
fessional boxers I'D public place for
a wager, reward or prize.
Article 3. ANY person or firm or
corporation or JOINT STOCK company
or association of persons or the
agent, representative, aagp:oye u.
servant OF any person, firm, corpor-
alton, joint stock company or assoc
citation Of persons violating Article
| of this ordinance, shall Defined In
the sum of 500; and each time said
motion pictures or mofing pictures
are so exhibited shyfl constitute
separate offense
Article 4. That this ordinance
shall take ettsd and be in force
from and after its passage and pub
tication.
Approved. this July n, 1910.
A. LASSWELL. Mayor.
Attest; Carroll Todd, Secy. IS
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RED OAK.

Red Oak, July 1.-THE Christian
meeting commenced Sunday nora-
ing, conducted by Rev. Merrill with
Mr.. Moody leading the song service.
The meeting will continue for TWO
weeks. Large crowds were present,
both Sunday morning and Sunday
night.
Health Of our community is good.
Misses Tommie Fry and ot,'e
Chapman entertained SATURDAY risnt
with a party at the formers sister,
Mrs. Butcher.
Misses Fora and Stella White Of
Italy are visiting their aunt MIS-.
Jones.
Miss Mary Milan of Bluff Springs
attended church at Red Oak Sunday
night.
Miss Gertrude Miller of liz lca stAc
visited Miss Stella Wilson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Me6lin spent
Saturday night with the formers
parents.
Miss Ruth Parker of Lancaster is
visiting in town.
Grandma Neal spent Sunday
with Mrs. Rocket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and children OF
Lancaster visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson, Sunday.
Mr.. Doss Byrum of Ashwood was
at the party Saturday night
Miss Mabel Glasscock Of Lancas-
ter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack West
brook Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Brown and sister OF Bear
creek attended church at Red OAK
Sunday morning.
Grandma Conger has returned
home from Ferris where she has been
visiting for some time,
The A. NJ. A. club will meet at Mrs.
Goodloes Friday evening.
Mrs. kirkpatrick and son. Carl, are
visiting her brother, w. A. Medlea'
at Point.
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FROM THE FIELD.
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For several years have read with
great interest the appeals of Brother
Middleton In the Mirror for a row
OF shace trees on either side of our
public highways. Being always N
the lookout for anything which aAds
to the comfort of our people apd the
beautifying Of OUT county, Mas sew
eral years ago tempted totsecond his
efforts in this yehalf, Some one eth
er made the yuggesu6n or it volun-
tarily came ID Ntffd that with orr
dirt roads as Mehave had them until
the recent putting on of gravel shady
roads would not be the best from the
fact that after q rain our only hope
for a solid road came through the
beating rays OF the sun and the bio u
Ing OF the breezes for which tho prai-
ries OF Texas Is SO far noted. In, con
sequence Of these facts have refrain
ed from coming 10 Brother Middle
tons assistance. Now that our people
have begun the building OF gravel
roads end there Is already construct
ed something nesr one hundred Miles
OF permanent roads J would like t.
make . few remarks anent, the Que5-
ton.
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bad fiue tnih zoe sbHb ihs fsiiH.
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s"aiins IONS fares etut hatgts 30,
fis'' ilfe FtssH ihls Wmet
liee y pelk prrhrhcd 81 ih
place sun9as aHd sapdsi niahf
Mrs lUhn Ballard aHa Aanle x b
Nrre with Mrs Mabro, polb ono ,at
last week
Nn NaH i'owr go lne,, n
proving
M. ia Pennington aul wife wore
With Mr. Monroe prlk sunday.
Those visiting at J a Patton b
sunday we're rs follows. !. W. aai
Green Curry, Tom Curry and family,
Mr.. I'D Smith and wife, Mesdamcs
Jennie and Sallie Sanford. Rev. T.. g.
Deik
Mr.. Marsh Vincent and wife were
the guests of Mr.. Sam Holmes Sun
day evening.
MIR. Nick Lindop has been sick the
past few days but is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcdowell and dau2n-
ter, Miss Bessie, were shopping l..
Waxahachie Monday.
Mr.. Jack Neal was In our COM
munity Sunday night
Miss Madge Allen of Sardis a.
tended church here Sunday night
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Mr. u 81 ralcbtii Hnd daughters.
Hhsss StIiie and Ieasie a.. spent
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smily in Dallas
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nom Arkansas IL visiting bias.
Mfs. Tom P1tcheit pnd ln.ir
daughter. rel,ham. of Dallas spent
tht Fourth With relatives here
The Methodist lno,rscted meeting
begins here next saturday.
The W. O. w. met last SATURDAY
night and initiated three now cand,-
dates
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ov1L1A.


Ovilla, July 11.-Health is very
good in this community at this writ
ing
Crops are looking fine. We had 9
good rain Thursday that was badly
needed on corn. Cotton was not suf-
fering for rain.
Mr.. A. ]. Stoker's little boy got
thrown from a horse Friday after
noon and broke his arm.
Mr. Earl Keesee, who has been
working at Gates for the Texas Oh
company, Is at home for a few days.
Mr.. Jim Harwell and family OF
Sterrett are visiting Mr.. Abb Powers.
The Baptist meeting started Eli
day night.
Mr. J. w. Hosford carried car
OF passengers to Waxahachi,s Tues
day.
Mr.. Rex Billingsley and Mr.. Levi
Tunes daughter were united in raar-
riage Sunday They have the best
6uNo VI oil VIM hHCW kLhCl-A az IA as
place.
Mr.. Dan Sims is visiting relatives
in Johnson county.
Miss Della Brown ani brotaer.
Claude. of Sardis are whiting Fl lends
at this place.
Mr.. r. J. Morton and son. Earnest
visited We scribe Sunday.
Mr.. Il. d. Donohoe and snn. Bar
nard. went to Waxahachie Tuesday
Mr.. T. NJ Rust IL visiting relatives
In johnson county.
MIR. Gene Haskins visited Ar. Tom
Witherspoon Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Powers and wife wen.
to Waxahachie Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Campbell VISITED Henry
Billingsley Sunday.
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RAY.

Ray, July 11.--Almost everybody
is through work and are enjoying the
shade.
Children's Day was we'll ATTENDED
Sunday
Miss Dora Mae Parchman is visit
ing In Waxahachie.
Mr, Jim Reagon of Little Creek
was in our community Saturday ait'
Sunday.
Mrs. Hobson spent pleasant af-
ternoon with Mrs. McCaleb Moa;lay.
Miss Vera Shelton spent Sunday
with Miss Lille Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Oliver asd
daughter. Maude, of Waxahachic NJ
tended childrens day at this pl.e.
Sunday
There will be an ice cream supper
at the Methodist church July -.
Eyerybody'is invited to attend.
Mrs. B. wv. Hickey is on the SICK
list.
Several of the young people at
tended servicesf at Golfers Chapel
Sunday night,
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FRIENDSHIP WITH CLAWS.
Bond Which United Tammany Men
Is Not Wholly Disinterested.


A young writer who knows his
New York has devoted one chapt y
of his new book to ia study of Tam
many Hall aud the tactics which have
made sncbfa poli' robustness insti-
tuition successful. He deals necessari-
ly win the rank and file of the Or
ganjzation ana its cohesive elements.
HA says 'the real thing in Tam
<fnany's eyes ia friendship and pro-
ceeds to demonstrate that this viz
tue Is highly developed and carefully
nourished by every leader. great and
small, in the organization. 1t Is be-
cause Tammany is no different H.
essence from every other political Or
ganization and because SO many un-
wise persons have mistaken for gen.
uine friendship the quality this wr I
er eulogizes. that we consider his
statements here. The bond which
united 80 many men in the interest
Of Tammany is distinctly What 4
spaniard would caN friendship with
claws.
Friendship is wholly disjhterestei
or It is not friendshipA Therefore, ono
must object to the finsst ford in Al
language being used p describe AZ
array Of false forms employed BY AZ
inherently self-aggrandlzing institu.
ton to advance selfish Interests. Thu
writer we refer 70 cites hany instao'
ces OF favors exchanged between III
ward 'sheier" and his undordings
san6 AnekxNments n proyA how laxsel,
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AVALON.

Avalon, July 2 1.-Crops are look
ing fine in this community. A light
shower Of rain fell here today
The Farmersf Union is building a
gin at this place
Quite a number Of the Avalon peo-
pie attended the picnic at Waxaha-
chic the 4th and 9Th.
Mrs Miller aha daughter. Lucil.s.
are visiting relapve and frien..s
here.
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IL
For Representative, Place L.
BILL uOx.
DIR. I. w. WHITE.
For County judge
B. F. MARCHBANKS.
J. C. LUMPKINS.
TOM. wHIPPLE.
AMI CAROTHERS.
Y. d. KEMBLE.
/, > s,er.f,--
G. A. AILLER.
II. ]. AfcCALPIN.
ALBfRT WILSON.
sW. b. RYBURN.
DIN HAMM.
I'M WRIGHT.
~ lax Assessor
J. (Jim) c. WILLIS.
H. F. ROUSSEAU. N II
For County Superintendent 81 pna.
tic Instruction
u. @. GRAFTON. 81
ror District Clerk
LEM wRAY.
u. r. RITcHlE.
rnr County UcrK--
BOB BURLESON.
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school Transfer.

July seth Is the last day Ia whiaa1
children can be transferred. Request
should be mailed 70 @. b. Wilma.
Waxahachie. Texas. on or before
July soth. ]. y. Cannon. President
Msxahachie School Hoard. VA
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GROVE CREEK

Grove Creek. July l2-Hoalth =
very good at this writing MIS-. hen
~ Wilson has been on tho SICK i's'
- sexerel daSe hat = Gsetine aaoae
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Subject 70 the action or the demo-
cratic primary TO be held tho fourth
Saturday In July. 1910.
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For Representative, Place -
BILL uOx.
DIR. I. w. WHITE.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
The Eldest Born Not the Best.


In the case ol TIM house oi lnid~.
says Sir Ffaicis cation, l"uhH'f Ut
the tirnce OF eugenlcs, IN z ittttf "
the London Times, the claims ~
hercditN would he best SATISFIED ~ hll
the SONS of peors were equally 'ilk-
ihle in the pecraee and "a SELECTION
made among them, late re~staiNhes
having shown mat llc eldest porn
are, a* % RUE INFERIOR ~ h'tui"i ~,'ls
To The Younger horn, In "a small hut
significant degree
Those Views were tdlN lhdpfh'd ~
pr David Heron Of the t'altoh linnf
ttofN for National ~lsugrhtcs at lnl-
Nersity college, London WIN" was np-
poaled to ler am amplor statemrnt OF
the iapts. II was pointed out To MN
that the teaching 81 elIenius ns 20
the infcriotitN ns a rule. of the ilrsi
born was directly opposed tn tic pop
ular idea that the best colhe llrst
Popular opinion t. afNaSs #ft'nss
said Dr. Heron, "Ihe lirsi born ~ y
family rs more liNelN 70 be insane,
tuberculosis or criminal thln th'
others It follows. therefore TINT me
tendency To dlnilliAtl inc Hl@t gu lHll
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REFEREE QUESTION
REMAINS To Be
DECIDED
Johnson and Jefffies Man
ager Spend Half Hour in a
FruitIesS WfangIe Which
Ends in Deadlock,


san Francisco. May 4-.Nfter half
an hours gentlcmanlv W%rangling at
Jack Johnson's training quarters on
The ocean beach today promoters and
principals OF the Jeffries-Johnson fight
came Ia a deadlock over the choice of
a referee. 1t finally was decided To
postpone the selection OF that official
until May l6. After the elimination Of
a few undesirablcs. the controversy
narrowed down to Eddie Graney and
Jack Welch of san Francisco and Ed
die Smith Of Oakland. johnson insist
ing on one Of the TWO former men
and sam Berger holding out for Smith
Johnsons objection to Smith was
based on his declaration that Smith
gave him the wrong end of a decision
in a night with Hank Griffin in oak
land a few years ago The negro re
fused to consider Charlie Eyton OF
Los Angeles ON account of his being
q citizen OF Jerfries' home town.
While Charley White of New York,
who at ono time figured prominently
as a possibility. was not even men
toned. the outcome of the controversy
is thought to have left The possibilities
moro IN favor Of the choice OF an
eastern man.
Johnson is firm in his objection 10
Smith aud Berger is equally firm IN
opposing WEIGH and Graney.
Johnson announced today that he
would begin training q week from
sunday.
Five or siX weeks of hard work Is
AL | need he said. ~ am practically
in perfect condition now ana a little
work with my sparrine partners
will finish me or. OF course Jeffries
needs "A long period Of training. as he
hae l.gfa dflf Of gat1ftipti l4f MI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
OWNER OF NEW YORK
GIANTS IN BAD SHAPE

san Antopfo. Tex. MAY 40
eordine 10 his physicians John T.
Brush, owner OF the New York Giants.
and now in this city tor tho purpose
OF finding relief from splcrr oaso
OF loComutor ataNi3t. Is about to pass
through the critical stage ol his mad.
adN. The next ten DAVIS viii decide
his fate Mr. Hrush's condition Is
said ta be due to ovorWork ana nog-
lect of health For The past Few
DAYS there hats beer q decided inn
provomont. and should this continue
for another week or So ms recovery
MAY hc looked upon as certain 4
relapse. 1T is understood. win make
this very doubtful. Althoueh MIR.
Brush is q very sick man. be CON
tinues to attend 10 tue a%tatirs Of his
team.
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RACE TRACK RESULTS
Al EnncrNyiIlc.

Oakland. Cab. May 4.-Fcrn /, the
heavily played second choice, won the
feature event at E%meryVillc today.
Jockey A. Williams, who rode three
winners today. was suspended for un-
satisfactory riding. with special ref
erencc to j. X. I.aughrcy in the fifth
race yesterday.
The entries Of f. f.. Baird We're
ordered refused pending further in
Ve%stigation of the scratching of Don
Enrique yesterday.
Results;
First racs, 6 f%urlongs, selling Gene
Russell won: ,Servicence, second;
burning Bush. third. Time. ia 20.
second race, 6 f%urlongs, selling:
Hannibal ia. wort Woodlander, sec
ond; odd Rose. third. Time. - SO.
Third race. one mile. Aftermath
won. Marburg. second Round and
Round. third. Time, lao 80.
Fourth, race. futurity course sell
ing. Fern l. won. Indictment, second
Faneuil Han. third. Time, 1903 "a.
Fifth race, n mile, selling. Wap
won. Port Malone, second; Tom
O'Malley. third. Time. 1.4l 3-5.
Sixth race. - f%urlongs. purse.
Ormonde Cunningham won; Cantem,
second. Dahl Fren. third. Time,
1905 80.
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~twenty-faur men. VIII he selected
from stanford University and tht Tni-
Vcrsities of california and Nevada.
Fifteen thousand miles WNl he tnN-
cred on the trip. maklpg Tire longest
itinerary ever covered hy roll,ee ath-
letic teams. Twelve games Will he
played. heginning with match SAD
brisbane. Australia, june nj. ANA
ending al Auckland y n. Jun, sa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
TAFT PAYS GLOWING
TRIBUTE TO BASEBALL

81. Louis. May 4-President Taft
today paid a tribute 10 baseball.
The game OF baseball" he said. us
q clean. straight game. and it SUM
non to its presence everybody who
enjoys clean. straight athletics. u fur
nlshes amusement 70 thousands and
thousands. ] Ike to 90 for two rea-
SONS First, because I enjoy IL myself.
and second, because IL by the presence
of the temporary chief magistrate
such q healthy amusement can be en-
couraged / want 10 itf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

DrOOklyn, May 4.-NeW Y0rk Dc
feated Brooklyn today, 2 to !, in an
exciting finish. With the score , to
o in New York's favor in the ninth,
Wheat reached second on Devlin's Ell
ror. Hummell was out, but Daubert
down TO Fletcher, who threw 70
third. The decision of safe by Ems
lie was close and MoGraw argued the
matter, finally going to the club
house. Score;
r. n. T..
New York .01o 600 O1o-2 8
Brooklyn 81. .0G0 600 0O1-1 4 3
Battcries-Ames and Sehlei; Bell,
Wilhelm and Erwin. Tmpires-Ris-
Ter and Emslie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
OAKLAND LIMITS RING
EVENTS TO TEN ROUNDS

Oakland. May 4-Boxinc contests
in this city will Dee limited hereafter
10 ten rounds instead Of fifteen ar-
cording 20 an order issued D. the po-
lice commission today. The chang
followed "a discussion % h death OF
Tommy Mccarthy in san Francisco
after his bout with owen Moran The
new order does ~n0t.affcct EmeryFlic
whiee is an independent township.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

p0rls, Nav t. NITrN LOWS nm
American pugilist, tonight knockcd
ont the Enslishmap, Potter Known in
the thirl round ~ 4 scheduled
twentv-round eontrst rhc purse was
sl.3u0
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louis II. Cincinnati 3.

St. Louis. May 4.-President Taft
witnessed the first W. innings of one
OF tho weirdcst games yet seen on n
local diamond, this afternoon. in
which 81. Louis defeated Cincinnati 70
10 g. The visitors used three pitch
ers, who issued sixteen bases on balls.
The president lost interest after the
first inning after five runs had come
in and his party departed during the
second inning for the American league
park. Score
r. II. r.
81. Louis ....5o7 600 OOs--l2 .
Cincinnati 1000 600 012- 3 6 3
Battertes-Harmon. Backman and
Phelps; Beebe. Slagel, Coveleskio and
Mclean. Clarke. umpires-Klem and
Kane
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

AZ Cambridge, Harvard. /: Uni-
yersity Of Virginia. l.. Ten innings.
Game called ON account of darkness
Al Ithaca: Williams, o, Cornell. +.
At West point Army. 2, i;oehcs-