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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-02
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TIE Nes YorR World thlabs iAa
aifeft primary hha merit bat that lt
ir slse pttatic 70 aihef miscarriage.
say tbe eoria must BOW be added
thar Ia Trxaa where tho Democrat
have adopted a prnhibtion platform.
dccreea THAI statewide prohibition
shall bo submitted 60 ihe people
nominated % prohibition Legislature.
and yet. strangely enough. named io,
governor and out-and-oui anti-pro-
h,bitioHIst
One must sometimes go away from
home 20 hear the news. But. per
hans the New York paper was only
anticipating. The democratic party
in Texas has not yet adopted a plat
form, and Il Is not vet definitely de-
creed that statewide prohibitiol
shall be submitted TO the people.
The successful candidate for the
nomination for governor has attrib-
uted his victory In some measure, at
leastv to his advocacy of peace and
rest from legislation. He says his
platform appealed to the people.
who were tired of too much agitation
for legislation and regulation ana,
perhaps, he WIS right The present
executive is charged with being too
much engrossed with platform de-
mauds and too much impressed with
the Importance of having them all
enacted into law One fault the peo-
pie have found with him has been
that he assumed that perspirins
convention of politicians could de-
eide in a session of two or three days
what the people want and should
have better than their chosen repre-
sentatives IN the legislature could
decide in several weeks deliberation,
with the voice of the people as eN
pressed through the public prints to
help them.
1t appears from the returns from
some of the precincts that some OF the
voters who were for Colquitt We're
also for submission. This may seem
strange, but in no other way can the
larger vote for submission than for
the submission candidate be account
ed for, Perhaps some of these voters
were influenced by MIR. Colquitt's
peace and rest propaganda. Let us,
at least. hope that he will give fun
credit for his victory to those IN,
fluenees that make for fewer laws
and better laws and that would give
the state respite from any more leg
islatiye regulation than is really nee
essary. AT any rate, let us hope that
whatever legislation there may be
will be accompl. shed at the state cap
ital and not in political convention.
San Antonio EXPRESS.
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FOR YOUNG WAGE-EARNERs.
Wealthy New Yorker viii Establish
Model Hotel.

John Arbuekle. wealthy citizen
of New York. recently established a
floating hotel for the accommodation
of young men and women who are
working on small salaries. A nominal
charge is made for board and lodg-
Ing. The sum Is large enough TO NEE,
expenses and small enough to be In
reach of young people whose incomes
commodities 100 guests. and It has
been filled TO capacity since its es-
Enlistment.
Mr.. Arbuckle is SO well pleased
with the results of the venture that
he Is TO try new enterprise along a
different line. He Is the owner of a.
soo-acre farm on Lake Mohonk. and
he has decided to turn the farm into
summer resort for breadwinners.
He will supply board and lodging a,
So week for women aud 81 a week
for men. The farm, as he describ IS
Ii In an advertisement in New
York paper. would seem to be an
ideal place to spend summer vaca
ton. 1t has sixty miles of mountain
roads. the finest in America. 1t has
acres OF gardens and 900 rose bush
es Ia bloom" 1t has an abundance
Of vegetables and sixty cows. Thea
there are golf links and tennis
courts and bathing and fishing In
the river which runs through the
farm. All this 4adjoins the sands
OF Lake Mohonk with bed and board
for So and ~ per week. Can you
beat IT,
This breadwinners haven Is Mr..
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ordinance Creating the Office ef
Fire Marshal, Prescribing the Du-
ties Thereof, and Providing for It's
Maintenance, and Prescribing
Penalties for Violations.
The city council of the City Of
Waxahachie, Texas, do ordain as
follows
Section 1.-The office of Fire
Marshal is hereby created. Such Of
flee may be combined with any 9TH
err city departments, the Fire Mar
shall reporting directly to the Mayor
and City Council Such office shall
be filled by appointment by the
Mayor, by and with the consent Of
the City Council within ten days af-
ter this ordinance shall take effect.
The said Fire Marshal shall be prop
erly qualified for the duties of his
office and shall be removed only for
cause. He shall! receive an annual
salary of one HundIed and Twenty
dollars, ($120.00) payable in month
ly installments, as full compensation
for his services.
Section 2. The Fire Marsha
shall investigate the cause, origin
and circumstances of every fire oc-
curing within the city of Waxaha-
chic by which property mas been
destroyed CIR damaged, and shall es-
pecially make investigation as to-
whether such fire was the result ot
carelessness or design. Such inves-
tigation shall be within twenty-four
hours. not including Sunday, of the
occurrence Of such fire. The Fire
Marshal shall keep IN his office a rec
ord of all fires occurring within the
city, together with all facts, statistics
and circumstances, including the
origin of the fires and the amount OF
the loss, which may be determined
by the investigation required by this
ordinance. Such record shall at all
times be open to public inspection
Section 8. The Fire Marshal,
when in his opinion further invcs-
tigation is necessary. shall take orl
cause to be taken the testimony on
oath, of all persons supposed to he
cognizant OF any facts or to have
means of knowledge in relation to
the matter as to which an examina-
ton is herein required to be made,
and shall cause the same to be re- /
duced to writing; and If it shall be
Of the opinion that there Is eviden ce
sufficient to charge any person with
the crime of arson, or with the a,-
tempt to commit the crime of arson,
or of conspiracy to defraud, or Grim
nal conduct in connection with such
fire, he shall cause such person :nl
be arrested and charged with such |
offense or either OF them, and shall |
furnish to the proper prosecuting at
Iorney all such evidence, together
with the names OF witnesses and all |
IF the information obtained by him,
including copy of all pertinent and
material testimony taken in the
,ase.
Section 4. The Fire Marshal I
hall have the power to summon AMI
the attendance OF witness IS
,efore him to testify II relation to !
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M,t,s~ Jaws srast~ti,s
tvse#ae Nuns,,,t - MITES iiun ipui.
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thE N'nfh 81 tNffH y E@&s
AB#tiu TEES Avs 48aeph
Myers Commissioner at Labor aua
aiatiate5 has aeswH8 "a 'a, folio,
mH natHtlca ou arnte4- ae -beva
bs repu#ts received Dog ts dcpsu.
ment
THE average humber et miles uR
mputF during 1909 by ~ rusi1.
eers an 90 different fues Of sail
SAY, wac 2sa5.
Average iongih OF divisions ir
ported vas 1870 milca
The longest time ON duty without
rest was - hours. tNo cases. aLl
the average longest time on duty
was lG hours and 20 minutes
Average number of hours on duty
q trip vas 10 hours and so minut.
The greatest tonnage hauled in
any one train was $500 tons and
the average maximum tonnage was
1886 tons.
The highest age limit at which 2
locomotive engineer can eater the
service was so and the youngest 81.
The average monthly earnings for
1909 was $119.t1.
The average earnings for 1909
was $14t6.6s.
OF the 46 locomotive engineers
reporting. 35 report the cost OF liy-
ing to the amount of $3S, 634.S4, or
an average OF $1103.S5 for each
family; and the average increase H.
cost of living for the past year. %
per cent.
or the 46 engineers reporting, 30
report savings to the amount of
$12,Sll.20, an average of S44i.76
for each man reporting savings, or
an average of S2S469 for each OF
the total number reporting.
or the 46 engineers reporting s
were in passenger service, 80 in
through freight and in switching
service
Tive engineers report being kept
on duty 81 consecutive hours, one
%, two 81, one 30, one 10. one is
and eighteen 16 hours
OF the 46 engineers reporting %
own their homes but only 2 Of this
number are clear of Indebtedness.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-02

| have few pictures displayed In
the electric window for the benefit Of
those that can't pass my studio every
day. II you want to see finer work
and finer mounts call at the studio.
am here to give you the best out
door work as we'll as In the studio.
Phone los and make an engagement
with Mrs. P. r. Davenport, leading
photographer. d&wtf
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Public Weiglhcr.

I have been appointed public
wcigher for Precinct No. by tue
commissioners court. and have rent'
ed Billiards. scales, where | can be
found ready to serve you. A. b. Nc.
KNIGHT III
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Puts Largest Wool Clipping on

San Antonio, Tex, August
What is believed to be the L
individual wool clip ever record
this state, was put on the N
a few days ago by Charles Schr
one of the biggest sheep ran
in Southwest Texas. The eli
ceeded million pounds and
sold to Boston, Mass, firm.
years wool and mohair produ
in Southwest Texas will not
short of 100000 pounds,
the best in nearly a decade.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-02

BY vote of twenty-five to seven
the Texas senate refused TO confirm
the name OF w. T., Hawkins as com
missioner of insurance and banking.
Mr.. Hawkins has doubtless realized
by this time that when the law d.
reefs contrary to the demands OF the
adlptstrat.on the policy to pursue Al
damn the law and serve the admins
trnffoil
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-02

Hy virtue Of va ordinance passed
by the city council. all dogs IN tss
city Of WaNahachle are required 20
wear a tag TO be furnished by ,Ae
city tax collector These TAGS are
ready 10 be issued now aud are -
quircd TO be placed on dogs by Aus
j, 1910. Charley Kennedy CITY Tax
Assessor and Collector. 1903
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-02

Consider the case of that Bostoa
teamster who had been ran in for
drunkenness, and who objected strel-
uously to being classed With lot OF
Harvard graduates awaiting trial Tor
rude and boisterous conduct How
nnreasonably finicky he was.-
Texas Farmer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-02

Il hope the day Is not far distaa At
when the minds of the people will BIS
upon ether questions than the ques-
ton of what We shall drink. R. V.
Davidson
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There is no happiness, there Is no
liberty, there Is no enjoyment of LIE
unless a man. can say when he rises
In the morning | shall be subject .
the decision Of no unwise Judge to-
day.-~Dansel Webster.
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Dallas, Erath and Scurry counties
declared in favor of majority noni.-
nations. How any democrat. any re-
publican. any socialist, any prohibi-
ZIONIST. any anybody can favor plu-
rality nominations is beyond us. it's
the something new under the sun.
Waco Times Herald.
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were left out In the cold, but so long
as the faithful" of other counties
were cared for by the beloved hreth-
rem" the country is saved and the
tariff question remains settled.
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sherman, certain cutlery too
machines.
Harfis-Lipsitz Co, Dallas.
shirts.
Southwestern Remedy Co.
remedy for liver com plants.
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@ When II II too late people general
nv ind out that such occurrences AZ
stfe late Anderson county race rio,
nm entirely nncailed for. You cal
rum 4 few bad negroes in every com
MUMMY who deserve to be imprison-
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Heavenly Houston must be getting
dull. There hasn't been wholesale
killing reported from that place for
two or three days.
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Al teast the efforts of rantanker-
GUS republicans to remove the stat
ue of r. e. Lee from Statuary Han
was unsuccessful,
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EoIpy's Kidney Pills.

Tonic in quality and action. quitk
in results. For baekache, headache,
dizziness, nervousness, urinary r.
Irregularities and rheumatism b. w,
Fearis. d
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A Washington edict declares that
m.llers must cease bleaching flour.
WIN this reduce the price?
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The watohful workman is worthy
OF his hire
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Special Notice.

Waxahachie. Texas, July 20, 1919.
The firm OF Fl. r. Gould & Co. ID
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
II. n. GOULD.
102 c. D. PICKETT.
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The Enterprise Publishing Company is
IA no way responsible for debts that may
be contracted by employees, nor viii We
assume payment OF such debts under
any circumstances. Every employee OF
this office is paid promptly Tor work
Zone. This is TO protect ourselves and
he selling pubic PUB
fishing COMPANY. Per q. W. Me
Knight. President.
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When you think OF having n
ing done, the next thought shl
be of the Enterprise Publishing
pany-the place where you can
i done to suit you.
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For Quick Relief from Hay F

Asthma and summer bronCl
take Foleys Honey and Tar 1t q
ly relieves the discomfort and
fering and the annoying symp
disappear. 1t soothes and heals
inflamed air passages of the /
throat and bronchial tubes. 1t
tains no opiates and no har
drugs. Refuse substitutes. B.
Fearis.
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Garden Work an Aid to Beauty.

Working in the garden and picking
flowers make gentle exercise that
tends to improve the figure. Many
society women believe this, and on;
Long Island there r said to be q
score of society women who are re-
sorting to this treatment for health
and elasticity. Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont
spends much time in her garden in
Southampton. Mrs. Herbert M. Har-
riman and many others say they de-
light to pick flowers, and the question
has been raised whether they are not
following the advice of a beauty spe-
cialist who advises this for health and
the form. IF a woman is in earnest
about becoming slim, says the beauty
doctor, 'tshe will use the same mus.
cles in working over. a flower bed as
she will in exercising in a gymnasium.
Wedding seems prosaic. but it is ex-
cellent exercise. One Of my patients
came to me recently and said she
wished to develop her arms and her
shoulders. I told her to go home and
run the lawn mower. She was star
tied at first, but finally she followed
my advice and it did her a world OF
good."-New York Press.
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A JOKE.
Great Composers Experiences With
a Reporter as Told by Himself.

Signor Leoncayallo recounts an
amusing experience that befell him
some time ago in Manchester Theatre,
where he occupied a stall n even
ing to hear the performance of his
"Pagliacci." At the finale a stranger
sitting next him kept exclaiming en-
Enthusiastically, What a masterpiece!
What a perfect masterpiece"
L~eoncavallo, imagining himself ut
terly unknown in the audience,
thought it would be fine fun to play
the critic of his own work, so he
chimed in ironically: "A masterpiece?
I don't in the least agree with you,
sir. I'm a musician myself, so know
what I'm talking about. The fact Is,
this opera is a worthless production
and brimful of limitations and plagiar-
isms. For instance, that cavatina is
flched bodily from Berlioz, the duet
in the first act is all Gounod, while
the finale is a sorry copy Of one yon
will find in Verdi"
Next morning Leoncavallo drove to
the railway station and bought the
leading local journal. On comfort
ably seating himself in the train he
opened it, and was aghast with aston
ishment at encountering the follow
ing headlines: "Signor ~Leoncavallo's
Opinion on 'Pagliacci.' Declaration
of Plagiarism, Confession of a Com
poser Bereft of All Originality" The
great italian master adds: Evident
ly my neighbor was a Journalist VINO
had logged me, but to this day l
have cold shivers every time recall
the incident. MILAN Correspond
ence. London Chronicle.
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are that it is very durable and that
it has no cracks or corners where
dirt may lodge.
The device is made of one piece of
metal bent around a rod which forms
sides, top and legs. The scrub sur
faces are formed by raising the metal
In a series of corrugations, as shown
in the illustration. Being all one
piece of metal it will be readily I'M
derstood that the durability of such
a board would be great. There is
nothing to be loosened or torn up,
and the chances are that the utensil
will last longer than the lifetime of
those who use it. Another advantage
of this metal washboard is the alb
sence of rough corners or sharp
edges, such as sometimes occur on
the old-style boards, and on which it
is easy to tear a garment if the great
est care is not exercised in rubbing
over them.-BoSton Post.
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'HINTS'" /
@~%@E

Curtains of undressed scrlm, WITH
q hem and a morrow lace edge, are
popular for cottage use.
No flower should be kept in a
house after it has lost its eshne
A stale bouquet hints too strongly OF
decay and death.
It is said that if common table salt
is added to gasoline, spots can be
cleaned on silks and other delicate
fabrics without leaving a ring.
A much more wholesome sweet for
children than anything which can be
bought is home made toffee-made
only of butter, sugar and lemon juice.
Beware of matches in the nursery.
Little children often suck them, ana
may easily poison themselves in this
way. even if they do not set their
clothes alight.
All stains from strawberries, black
berries. etc., may be quickly removed
by wetting the hands in cold water
and after lighting a match let the
fumes pass through the fingers.
Very badly furnished brass or cop
per that will not brighten with ordin'
ary polish may be easily cleaned as
follows: Dip a piece of cloth into am
monia, then rub it over a piece or
soap; wipe the article with it; rinse
off Immediately and then use q fine
sand soap, powder or other brass pol
ish.
Flatirons if not properly cared for
when put away will become rusty, es-
pecially if kept where dampness en-
lists. If this should occur you Will
find that there is no better way to
clean them than to wash them first
in strong washing soda water and
sncn rub them hard OIL a board on
which some sort of polishing sand
rs been generously s%prinkled. EN-
cry dust is splendid for this. When
finished the irons will look and feel
like new.
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The British Situation.

A few friends were discussing the
political situation. and n of them,
a Tory, was emphatic on the point
that while his party were quite ready
to resume the fight it would be repre-
hensible on the part of the Radicals
to raise the veto issue while King
Georges reign vas at its infancy.
"Your attitude" said an 1rishman
in the little party. reminds M OF
two fellow countrywomen who were
quarreling. One of the two, declar-
ing herself quite anxious to fight,
snatched up her child and said de-
family: Strike me nov with the child
in me arms.'"-London Daily News.