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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

An ordinance to prohibit the exhibit
ton in the city limits of the city Of
WaNahaehie. Texas of motion PIC
lures and moving pictures OF any
prize fight or purported prize fight
or of any boxing contest and 3of;7-
ing the terms prize fight; and pro-
viding a penalty for the vi ,latio2
thereof.
Be it ordained by the city council
of the city of Waxahachie, Texas.
Article /. That it shall be rn-
lawful for any person or firm or co.,
poration or joint stock company OF
association of persons or the agent
representative, employee or servant
of any person, firm, corporation,
Joint stock company or association OF
persons to exhibit anywhere within
the corporate limits of the city o.
Waxahachie, Texas, motion or nov
ing pictures of any prize fight, or of
any purported prize fight; o. of any
boxing contest.
Article 2. A prize fight within
the meaning of this act is an exhibit
ton or contest of skill and physical
strength between pugili = OF p'o-
fessional boxers in public place for
wager. reward or prize.
Article 8. Any person or firm or
corporation or joint stock company
or association of persons or the
agent, representative, employee .,
servant of any person, firm, corpor-
alton, joint stock company or asso-
citation of persons violating Article
of this ordinance, shall be fined in
the sum of 500; and each time said
motion pictures or moving pictures
are so exhibited shall constitute n
separate offense
Article 4. That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and pub
LEGATION.
Approved, this July IL, 1910.
A. LASSWELL. Mayor.
Attest: Carroll Todd. Secy. 95
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lBR more closely into Hs own
This b the reason such remark
able fisht IS being waecd by theI
system" on Davidson. The system
is standard Oil Al &c broadway the
financiers have an office in wht'l
they deal 10 all ,or,s Of big business
and bis politics, The politics OF
Texas Is worth their attention. no,
only because OF their motive of re
senge 30 beat Davidson because he
fined Waters-Pierce. the STANDARD =
company. $4,000 600. but
also because OF the wealth OF the
state. which Is daily growing greet
er. The system" which has al
lies and deputies IN this state. know
we'll that Texas is fine f.elt for
Cone Johnson and
PoindeIter are bound to come 10 |
third and fourth, although he
Standard OH system hopes that |
they will draw SOME votes from
Davidson. Colquitt Is the eandi- |
date that the monopolists are back
ing. But as certain as the sun |
shines, Colquitt Is destined TO come |
In second, because the democrats of |
Texas are anti-Standard o.. anti |
and frenzled finance. and |
for democracy and Davidson -tIous- |
ton Chronicle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14
TURNING TO DAVIDSON.

Two strong classes of conservative
voters are swinging into the Davi l.
son ranks. One Of these Is the proh-
bitionists who have hoped against
hope that either Johnson or Pom
dexter would withdraw from the
race, Failing in that they have come
into the Davidson camp as offering
the very best hope OF Submission.
This following is strong and from
all sections of the state.
Another strong element OF SUP
port Is tina, of the conservative anti
prohihitionists who are such from
principle aud because they believe
that prohibition as a principle In con-
trary TO the time honored tenets OF
Jeffersonian democracy, but who are
not willing 10 20 with the saloon
wing OF the anti-prohibitonists that
Is for Colqui,t and who fear that to
elect am EXTREMIST such as Is Colquitt
by minority vote. on account OF a
chance division among the submits
stonists, would only invite disaster
at some later time
From these two and from many
other sources the accretion TO the
Davidson ranks has been steady and
inspiring. Voters are swinging into
the Davidson camp and are coming
In 10 stay and they are Joining the
victory-certain old guard which has
been with the quiet campaigner from
first to last because OF his achieve
ments and because II was felt that IL
defeat Davidson would be to throw
mud on every antitrust victory and
deliver the state into the custody Of
monopolists. including the Standard
OIL and Its subsidiary corporations.
- Houston Chronicle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

To Cone Johnson, on the wing
What are the products that feed
and clothe the nations" brought into
existence by the Rev. Perley b. Ba-
ker and his Ohio corporation? OH
or the by-products OF oil ?"--~Dallas
Times Herald. You have called on
the wrong candidate, ncighbor. When
you wish 10 know anything abont
oil. ask Poindexter. He is nearer to
the bureau OF Information.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

rotndexter does the reporters on
iniustice In charging that they are
trying to belittle the crowds which
hear him. why at Navasota q short
time ago. the reporter was dctermin-
a that tho Judge should hare jun-
tiee. - ne counted every human be-
ink present. and there were one
handred ana fifty-seven or them.
Nhen she judge commenced to speak.
~ coarss III did not remain to hear
hfn tkEonnh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

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aili ans other candidate There ~
uot r county Ia The state bus will give
hlm a splendid vote. and that Is more
Than caa be said Tor any other candt
aHte fhero atr numerous counties
IN the state IN which Culqnitj wilt
NOT gei even q spfinkline Of votes
Ana johnson and folndeNtct in some
counties viii get nothing nnt cVerg
where you will find Davidson has
a good following | 30 not believe
be viii lose n county west Of san An
tonic on tho Southern Pacific rail-
road 10 Val Verde county unless
perhaps. ii will be Medina. aud | am
Inclined to believe he will carry that
county.
West aud south of the San Anton-
10 and Arkansas Pass railroad, clear
to the Rio GTande, | believe he will
not lose county. In the large anti
counties like Bell, Milan, Falls
Williamson, Travis and Caldwell, In
the aggregate, he VIII be given a PIN
rality. II will be close in Bell coun-
~, but altogether these six strong
anti counties will give him a plural
ity. We have been taking pains to
see that our reports are eonserva-
I've
Asked concerning the effect OF
the recent utteranees of Senator
Bailey condcmnatory in their appli-
cation to Mr.. Davidson and the re-
joinder from Mr.. Davidson. Mr.
Blakeslee said:
so far rs | have been able to
hear, the people commend General
Davidson highly on his stand. In the
outset he tried to avoid conflict
with Bailey-that is, he advocat-
ed letting bygones be bygones. When
Bailey charged Davidson with SLAM
dec'ng him and said that If Davidson
were elected he would abuse his Of
flee, Davidson, in his San Anton |
speech, simply denied he had Sian l. |
cred Bailey and shortly let it drop. |
When Bailey came back to Texas lie
attended a caucus in Houston and al
forwards announced in favor OF |
Poindexter's candidacy. Davidson |
paid no attention to that, recognize
ing that the senator has the privilege |
to support whom he chooses.
And then Bailey butted into the
fight and cr1ciscd Davidson record |
and administration as attorney gem
eral. There was but one thing for
Davidson to do as a man with char-
acter and self-respect, and that was
to take notice of Bailey's attacks on
him. And the people are commencing
Davidson for it. | have heard Pom
dexter men say so. 1t is commended
ton for Davidson all the way
around. San Antonio Express
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

"A democrat Is one who believes
In democratic principles and votes
Champ Clark's definition OF a dem
ocras. lie should have added and
one who stands square footed on the
platform.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

North Carolina county has de-
clared for Folk for president because
he was born in that county, The IN
formation fails TO state whether or
not II was Bnncombe county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14
FALLING HAIR.
Can Easily BE stopped. Also Dand-
ruff ami Itching Scalp.

Tan Easily he stopped. Also land'
ruff ana Itching Scalp.
II Partisan Sage doesn't stop fall
ing hair itching scalp. and eradicate
dandruff In two weeks. the Curli,
Drug company stands ready to refund
your money without argument or red
tape of any kind.
Partisan Sage will put fascinat-
Ing radiance into any woman's hair
In few days. II quickly cools the
scalp and drives away all obnoxious
odors,
Susanna Callahan, OF Hotel Royal.
Bncyrus. Ohio. on March rs, 1910.
wrote; Last August my mothers
hair began to come out very badly
and her scalp was so sore 1t was very
hard to do anything for II, We deci l.
ed to use Partisan Sage and 1t proved
a GRAND SUCCESS in every way.
Her hair stopped coming out. dand-
ruff all disappeared. soreness all left
the scalp and her haid Is coming In
again very nicely. We only used three
bottles.
We recommend il to every one
needing It and feel that we cannot
praise Partisan Sage too highly"
Partisan Sage Is sold by druggists
everywhere and by the Curtin Drug
company for SO cents large bottle.
Mall orders filled. charges prepaid.
by Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
76-S6-94I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

The politician or the newspaper
which asserts that Davidson should
have proceeded criminally againet
the trusts knows that he had no an
thority under the Law to do SO. A sur
precision Of the truth is often mo .
heinOus offense than the telling Of
an open. hald-faced lie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

The most interesting feature con-
nerted with the circus now exhibit
Ing in Texas Is the ground and lot-
~ tumbling" by number of the per-
formers. Davidson does not appear
In the act, having had no experience
along that line,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

Bring discomfort anu misery 10
many people but Foley's Honey and
Tar gives case and comfort 10 tho
suffering ones. u relieves tho con-
gestion In the head and throat and
h soothing and healing. None genu-
Inc but Foley's Honey and Tar In the
yellow package. b. w Fearis. 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

Judson Harmon. governor Of Ohio.
will not stand for any kind OF foot
iahncss, Count, officers and the
mayors of towns and cities must re-
spect and enforce the law When
they fall. their heads so into tho
basket. That's all
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

The Enterprise Publishing Company il
IN no way responsible for debts that may
be contracted by employees. nor will we
assume payment OF such debts under
any circumstances. Every empioye Of
this ofilc. is paid promptly Tor work
done. This is to protect ourselves and
he selling public ENTERPRISE PUB
FISHING COMPANY. Per q, W. Nc
knight. President
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

II Texas should happen 10 be d.
vidcd into two or more states, a good
many politicians would have to
change locations or so out of bust
ness.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

There are two classes of people
who prophecy about the weather IN
Texas. The same two classes are tell
Ing us what the result in the present
campaign viii be-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

The white people seem determin-
ed to get even with Jack Johnson by
making him member OF tho Chicago
city council
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

The decision OF Roosevelt TO keep
out of the coming national campaign
reminds us that others are making
strenuous efforts TO keep out of oth-
err campaigns.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

MIR. Martin. dAiryman OF Okla
hcma. was In the city yesterday ON a
prospecting trip. He went to Noun
tain Peak to inspect Mr.. n. x. Err
wins dairy hord.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

Obituaries resolutions OF respect cards
OF thanks all matter not \ EW~ will be
charged Tor at the rate OF cents per line
Poetry at double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-14

Entered at the Waxahachir Postoffve as
Mail Matter OF the Second Glass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16
VIZ. HEtRsTs POINT o. rIEW
Ut FoILs wui JSln 'he Democrats. hot
Win q NerN nag "

william Randolph Hearst gave out q
statement l..st night m which he said tina;
N his speech ~ the Washington banquet,
Iohn Temple Graves had expressed -his
-.rscnsI op,nion and that Mr. Hearst
-sne~ nothing ~ what Mr. Graves was
attending 20 ~ Mr. Hearst added.
boNsye. hat h. oWn personal OPINION
.lincided very largely vi'h Mr. Grs-es's
- eVpr-N@sd IN TIE sT"r~u.
10 one The statement began. -
author,x@.i - -peaA tor the large body
81 irIh.p-.rdpnt voter Who Constitute
~ IudstsndenC~ Leag que ana pIch
.ruttar orgAnIZation- Nf Graves does
80, r,-e,end 20 IN - ann certainly
-i,,.rIt assume 10 DO ~ Ine statement
r.tt1rucd that -hy the elimination Of
ai,prsus tn.. Democrat party has been
-ue,r', improved and puFihed- and
7sn .tt-d 'hs. outrageous oorrIptlon
.ftr.. E--r'il,ii~~n Legislature IN New York
,ta'. 'h. brulsn eFrontsry % 81 90
Nhar.dr. and other rnattsrs Uhich
sorr o.. - make a union Of the nds-
- ~rn'- stf ~ Republican marty
-,-ovs or ln~- impossible
Tl.-.. rsruaIn then - rne independents
10 ai..-r4-iy-. - uniting Vlyh the Demo
al 30 running an ~ptir-ly indepsn5ent
ar.ta =. our choice ~ the~s alter
a's--s- an only h. determined by the
gs.',s,- ~ tlss democrats. by their decla-
sticn - pr,rrpl~s ana thsir -eiection
. -zudffa'@- Ta@ statement cDncluda-f
.ttt 'le belief tina. -Our indspend~nt
',1.ys soyif - ready b. unite with
ne narlocrauc parry ifand only
. trsi- ur7n~fpies can bet he promotes
B. .. ..~F cofrNtnatton
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noon DIR> INDTHETtRIFT
70 Tpst Treasury = nuItng AasS1i the DsIS
sa Impaired 0id BOOks

ne Box binders Bard o; Trade
EIoh - 0"mpa-.I - The principal bOs4, %
binding :irm- N thi- sifv. has decided
10 employ lawyers to t.--' tn.. Interpr-,a-
uon 10y the Treasury department OF .
-sct,uu an the Law relating 20 duty On
h,D1k- This -s-Ctlon provides that BOX >
boIni OF unbound wBO-- Nhoi. OF chief
value - "a the paper shall pay a duty
Ut - pot cent Under the old Law bOoA :
without any reference q the valus. paid
q ;Auh rAt@ Of - per cent
Part nf.the claus" relating 70 the value
Was Inserted 10y f-qps-t IN the new law
70 pro'-c' the firms which do binding that
cots much more han the paper or the
printing The Book binders Board %
Trade says that his klnd at WORK should 10
,aKed a. a rnanuf.c fuT-d l@ath-g which
carries a duty ot 80 p~T cent For many
yssr- tho binders = hooks In ornamental
leather bav. been trying N vain Co com
pete with 'be FurOu-au arms IA this kind
81 wo-k and come Of th~~s firms have
gone under ThiS -ta'sfnsn. was made
yesterday - 's.snaf % the board
The Ire. 10y Department chooses %
interpret ~. aurs IN the old ay before
any chang" Nss made We b@lieve the
ints-rprstatlIu bv the Trsa-firy Depart
fn~ut - wrong II the words inserted IN
the clause do not mean that other book >
than thO~= mentioned IN u do no, come
under the - cent rate then thew mean
nothing
since Is.o eleven firms IN the city have
gone oI' ~ bushes berauss they could
not compete With the Eiiropean firms
and IL the Treasury DepartY1ent's con-
str'Iction ~ the matter hOlda tine entire
trade in thi- sind u binding Wiil b killed
IN this country These bodArs are bought
Dy rich people The others are bought Nv
those who cannot afford high prices
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OBITT am

lac P-y Raphael USellnas a.-I a.
10 i--Ii' no, itasi-. - AEd - % hudson,
he -. cha plain at BlAak selI'-. RAndalfs
and Warts Islands. having b..@n appointed
So H,. ssrT,c. m NrS 1 s1H ustsoI y.
~.- Interrupted by one year, servt.e a.
assistant -up-fior Of :, Mars college
~ ' fr.fes Nd s aSa one 3. y SSE r.. s
yoE Je~ust lie vas born in Novsm-
t-r q. ia a f~Ias ChrIcks. nesr Three
n0yiiilt- - MputT-tl o. ta- age % - wears
and -omIi et-sI ht- Theological sOur~- az
s.Terslty H- Ii :. Sl rf IL a = ESSPS
on Hudson TO-DAY.
Col IlbTbdg- x. Has. Z retired
died on Thursday at ht- home. g3i seventy
and a Graduate Of W~st Point lie was a.
t9,,r.,s I HS[ dl 4. %: connasnsn, o
90. and the following year. while IN com
mand OF he ARTILLERY di-tTict VI Puget sound
o. ~ i.~Soon .Ls soSasS s Of a. az wsS 0S q;
1917, Mason snd kniEh' IemPlar lie
SS sur Ne. ." Who -as Misc Mar Fis sTn ~
Tue tn,.rmsaI wIll b st the Nstions Gem
et@Fy ~ Arlington
JscOo shAlsr Of DInldrk died Yesterday
b n S.rrasny and o.ms 10 smcriSs
yEeh "a ears otd. he r.mAined IN Ne
1SIs y sr SEQ. sss % - bSnt. sE I T-s
ago lie was in the employ o; he Pre-
Railroad for seyersi yr@r- ana Inun en-
he "a. slee'-d a. Gs-sssDr -..yc-S 'sTHs
i.eorF- y. Charles J. and Fdwsrd shaisT
E1izsbeth de Mi'kiewtcx. wife Of Raphael
s~rgius dc Mi,ki.wtcz, disd yesSerday
tti.@i;r sss EiissbssS Sysr TsvIor. asssR.
Tiahiy-Hfih street sks was married 10
Mf az MlteIsSIcE On Aprl -. ISSs Mr
".Si"1 and i . @sshaaiSSi sSsins1 .r,
o" snd bis uifs had been IiviBE Ti's cot.
NOV ., c S. yss.. T &c. si: s @
dsr - hls home b RlngOss. HunisTdon
"ornty. at',hs are Of -. He wac a native
prdis"sor q natural .S.sn SS n mn he Uni.
'er-tty q Lev >Olrs IN fennsyiysnia. lie
"a. the firs' Suprr in,sndsn, u scbcois. %
wife. = son ana . daughter.
Oscar Clemens klyins. for several years
fhe president % he King. County PhAr-
day a. his hone. no nambuTg avenue
Of ne .S % af s".ss ne sss
q he Ns- YORK sts'e PharmSosu,icHi
william r,szs vorh.s died on Thursday
Uas bnrn IN cAniaiso. y, - Yesrs Aso
and Was = aOn % the late Alh~Tt y vOrhia
OF Noukers. lie Nae presidents Of tie I'D
and Of late years had lived IN Honker~ Hc
Vas . member Of the sons Of the Itevolueson
LouisG GardneE died In Newburgh Thur
day night Of hoarf troubie lie has q father
living IN Hungary 81 rbs age Of i05 year,
Mr Gardner was formerly . ciRar manu-
wears he'd ben IN ths fancy goods busin~ss
ln Neuburgh. Ons Of his daughters, Mr.
Mildred Froeman Of New YORK city uau a
bride = monGh ago.
anna y BtRsioW. widow Of phHtp q
htgHiCW. died yesterday ~ the residNrss
~ her neuheW. the View. NJ RoNeTf r. if'H
nasf0W ~ fltr NurnnsT Nvante. y ~
Church. "a. Alheutsrie rNtd BrDol !. D., 70
her ssyenIy ninth Near 1he w. daurl-
- % ths late Aoy. Dag " p hcQuillan.
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kILLED RTUAL GANG LEADER
400 Thes EmptGesi R~,sIV~r 81 Police
N Hscs Aas gsrs@ed

Nsa Thea RmptIet Re,sIVsF % Police
N Hscs Asss gsrsaed.
The leaders OF two Harlem gangs who
had auarr~lled with zach other met late
las, night on Iisth street between Second
and Third avenues. John ABtico. a marble
cutter. fired point blank 40 Lawrence
Gas-o OF Md Lar a. the beginner IN pugil-
IAN was known 70 his gang. The shct
went through Md IAr's hsar.
Policeman James Collins Of the East I1eth
street station heard the shot and ran after
Antico. PRusinR Tor an instant Anaico
hr,-d thres .aots at COiitn-. Sho kapt riRht
on Then AnttcO lodged bshind an sle-
waited pillar and fired his last shot which
also went Wild AnticO Rad Just time
Ia obedienos 70 the shouts OG his men 90
throw away his gun when Collins caught
MIN
Finding Collins UntOsBched Ansico IN
the East i2oth strcst police station At
fr~t said that the PISTOL had bsea loaded
with blank cartridges. The gun UAA
gone KID lar lay dad. however. 20
contradict hi~ blank Cartridge AaaeriiOn
AlsO the police got three uembers Of n "a
Lar's gang. one Paul Case. ths dsad
name brother. Mo saw ths -shc0tAnG.