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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
Steamship tiAes

10 lee ph,n4 iaf Ness 81
I.ss. ~ tnvsfahf Hn, sHf
.lrnsi u,iltsrs nat th's Ash
saw ea agricultural sres aH8 eHf
.naustfal opportunities bni q gain
Nsf conception ~ eui rsetf snd
auf rsw,hili'ls~ enc uef le MA
,mi. ont flvsrs and Sal sca'
new steamship ine appointing ap
ammsfee IS almosi a. valuable r.
m prosperity at q use talroaa
We aov have nHvas steamships
diving ou, u Galveston aad tne aSe
~ ever, nation on the globe can i's
sen aostiug from this hsrhof w
tonnage u ranks second lo Nse
Work
W. have i,glo mic" ~ per'naa
entity uayieablr river. which ws
bave practically deserted aud ronsid-
cring tina, Freight IAN bc traotport'
"a hy water Tor two mills per ton
mile against one cent hv s' ard
farty-thrce cent. hy public h,shNa's,
We gain a conception II What val
sr-vays mean to our commerce
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08

Dwelling hnaaos muy nr constructed
~ ANYTHING FROM popcr 90 concrete.
when built Of paper they consist "i
ground plans front eletaiious aai
martga,r. When they progress Co.
something more substantial they 10
not resemble 30 any Nay the trout Gle
eation ct the ground plan % the paper
stage mud are therefore Disappointing
Ia these particulars. The mortgage
however. always CONES W TO eAue'ia
lions. The houses or the elect may
be distinguished by The butlcr" pan
try. the middle classes 10y the rctcp
ton ban and thuse of the hoi polloi bN
tho parlor Houses nra useful to eat
IN. sleep In. bathc In, dress 10. hide IN
be seen in. die In, store inuk IN. ia
sure and burn down. Dignity IN
houses is typincd by parking IN
closed English country place. romance
by II southern planters mnnslon' poetry
by rose om,owered cottage and hu
NOR by n modern tlnt.-Llfc.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
NOW MIN GAUGE THEIR Age.
~, Interest They Feel in Announce
ncnt that schools Open tgain.


a man may gauge how old M is
by the degree Of interest he feels
in the announcement that schools
open again If he Is still youn
man. with considerable OF the boy
left in him, he will hear that boy
eXclaim in come recess OF his out
door-loviug consciousness Gee.
that's too bad"
Minds in which there is not the
/ least symptom OF momentary regret
/ that the long and delicious vacation
liz over are minds which have long
/ been engrossed by the cares OF the
workaday world and in which not
even a living memory of boyhood
days remains AS for the children
themselves they have our sympa~
thy. Also the teachers. For teach
lng an unwilling child is no child s
play, and II takes some time to get
the wheels of discipline running
smoothly.
And yet there Is great deal in
school life nowadays that is almost
delightful It is at least interesting
to wldeawake boys and girls, ana
the progress that they make in their
studies after the seductive call or
outdoors has been forgotten Is the
best evidence that they appreciate
the charm which comfortable school
rooms combined with intelligent and
kindly pedagogicals methods have
contrived to instill into our modern
public school education, -Pittsburg
Press
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
RECORD on TELEPHONE TALK
With the New Invention One Hal
Hettcr he Careful What He Says.

You had better be careful what
YOU say over - telephone after this
A machine has been invented which
makes an exact duplicating record
OF every word spoken into the tel
ephone.
One objection which has often
been raised against the telephone II
the past is that II leaves no trace
whatever of the conversation trans
mitted. Thus. telephone CONVEX
sation can never figure In a law.
suit 1t is not surprising therefore
that for some time past efforts have
been made to devise an apparatus
by means of which a permanent rec
ord can be kept Of the words spok
en- over the telephone. and the tel
ephone has often been thought of ir
this connection,
According to note reproduce
from La Nature from L'Elettricista
Prof. p. Perotti has just scored
success in this direction. The telrt
phone receiver Is composed Of two
loud-speaking telephones; one Of
these Is furnished with the usual
mouthpiece, the other is connected
with vibrating membrane OF a
Pathe photograph. The current re-
CURED for this telephone is n little
greater than for ordinary installa-
tions The photograph record can
be made to reproduce the speech In
the usual manner, New YORK
World
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or |
---TfiE---
WAkAAAGAE NAVY BANK

at Waxahachie. IN tao state OF Toxins,
at tho cloae OF business, Doc o,
1911.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
Public Baths Abroad,

London probably possesses more prl'
rate baths than any other city, but
In the matter OF public baths II can
not claim FIRST or even second plnce
Gays the London Chronicle. Tokyo
Japan, hns over 500 public baths, where
100000 persons battle daily at cost OF
sbout one halfpenny each Constant.
nople probably ranks second: then
comes st. Petersburg, famous for the
vast vnpor baths TO which the Rus
SLAMS nock in thousands every saturday
evening. The finest public bath In the
world IL at Vienna. Il has basin ols
feet long by 1865 feet wide nnd can
accommodate ! 800 persons The wa
ter IL changed thrice daily
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08

The Wise woman sent sudden vipov
Gus pun of breath at tho Jet 81 steam
rising from the copper tcneetis she
was fitting. repeated IT hastily MS sh'
oiled tho blue teapot End set the ket
ito back on the stove with nod OF TIT
umpb. That trick has saved me many
a scaldcd hand" she asserted, "Wheth
err read II or was told II nm not
sure. but until | tried II was always
getting most painful little burns. Steam
Il no easily blown aside II you have
the presence OF mind to remember u
that you can easily keep 1t from reach
Ing your hand until you can set down
the kettle or pot Don't forget II nea'
time tho I'D slips or the steam Gomez
Unexpectedly from the Kettle Spout
You viii bless me for the hint New
York Tribune
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08

Telephone girls" IN Germany can
not work after the age Of seventy
though they can retire on pension prior
TO TINT advanced day. Positions nre
obtained by civil service examination
Tho average on entering tho business
must be near thirty, and, as many re
main FOR life, It would 10 ungallnni TO
speak intimately OF ages. Discharges
cannot bc effected without consider
able red tape. when an operator mas
worked mp 20 $3.50 - year ana $50
extra for house rent, she stays ut that
pay until retired on pension
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
Man with Money.

The man with money probably re-
osives more advice and abu'r than
any other individual aud he il one
Of the most indispensable indlvld-
nails in the community. We are will
ing TO tell him how to invest his
money and efter making the invest
ment, we frequently INSIST on show
ing him how to manage his bust
ness. Our interest in the matter !"
commendsbls but We should mon for
GET that the man with money is the
nrime factor in our development and
by no known process OF economies
can W, eliminate him from trans
action. We can propose. hut he de
poses. We can submit our financial
propositions for his consideration
but the man with money passes hns'
Judgment and from his decision
there is no appeal He - the final
Judge. This may he unfortunate
and humiIiatipg but il is nevethe
less true and il We are going 10 de-
velop Texas, we must hr't hSvs a
hssrt-to,heart talk with tho man
with money.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08

Congratulate me-" said iounghus'
band "My daughter is Just one year
old today
This Is her birthday, CHI What did
you give herr
Il don't know whether II was sooth'
ing strip or paregoric, but It was one
of the two"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
PreventabIe Accidents.

Our Boards - Wealth are per
forming a splendid service to msn-
kind by directing attention 10 pre-
ysntahlc disease. and teaching 20,
10 remove their cause-. but one u
tn. most timely suggestion, resolved
from these custodians Of human wei
fare is contained IN a few rules
which. If followed, will greatly re-
ducs the list Of injuries and deaths,
as well as destruction Of property
iracable 70 explosion, al oil. gaso-
line, etc. The rules follow
First-Keep oil, gasoline or
naptha cans in the shade
Second-Necer pour oil from
ran directly into the stove or graIe,
5ut pour the oil into cup or other
lpen top vessel, and from this TO the
fire.
Third-Never. under any clrcum-
stances. Use gasoline or nsptha FOR |
starting fires
Fourth--See that cans used for
gasoline or naptha are plainly
marked or labeled TO avoid posi-
lility Of mixing with kerosene
Note---Lamp oil may iguit,, but
,aunot explode when contsned IN
IN or,ep rov
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
Good Roads.

The farmers everywhere sre CIV
ine their earnest support 70 tAs
GOOD road. movement for they real
IL. that good roads win cAsapon
transportation, promote social enter'
cour.s and make farm lite more ~
srarrvs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08
rbsv War, picksd.

DO you call this band Of picked
musicians said The hotel manager to
he leader OF - band
"Ach, Dot yns va ! hlck an NINE
sellef replied tbg banduaster
well. then, you picked them before
the. were rpe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-08

what should you not wish done 10
youfsslf DO not unto "tb~c' fblne-~
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
Meat Fight
on in Reno

Reno is having meat fight. One
local butcher, because he cut prices,
has been cut off the list by the meat
trust, and is threatened with extermi-
nation by that outfit He is giving
them bully good shake-up and
quoting some OF the inside doings of
the Nevada trust. Hope the fever
will hit this section, as it is needed in
every community where the trust
can get hold.
The State Legislature should do a
little regulating along this line in
stead of fooling along with a lot Of
useless measures that will in the end
benefit practically no one. Go to the
trusts boys and shake them down.
The people are ripe for some such
treatment at your hands.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
Belzar Has
a Resolution

This morning in the Senate Sena-
tor Balzar introduced a Joint Reso-
luton that should it pass is pretty
wide sweeping. Practically the same
resolution was introduced in the Cal
fornia Legislature, but on account OF
the Panama Exposition and co-opera
ton needed along that line, the reao-
luton was lost and forgotten. 1t re
mained for its resurrection in Nevada.
The resolution is as follows:
Resolved, That the Assembly and
Senate concurring, some considera-
ton should be given to those OF our
own race who have by their blood
and labor built up this country to its
proud position, and further,
That some future policy OF con
servation OF resources of the country
Tor our own children instead OF for
an unassimilable race and especially
in view of the fact that the sources
OF the many great plaques and other
diseases are to be found in the Orr
ent, therefore, be it
Resolved, That our Senators and
Representative in Congress be urged
70 use their utmost endeavor 10 have
placed III the treaty with Japan more
restrictive features to the end thai
as soon as possible all immigration
of All unassimible races be entirely
prohibited and our inheritance reserN
! ed TO our own children, and be 1t
Resolved, That this resolution be
photographed to the President OF the
United States and our Senator'S ano
| Representative in Congress.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
BISHOP WHITAKER DIES
AT PHILADELPHIA
Former Nevada Clergyman Answers
The Final Summons

PHILADELPHIA, Feb TO-
Right Rev. OH W. Whitaker, bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese
OF Pennsylvania, died at his residence
here to-day at noon.
The bishop had been in feeble
health for long time and death was
due principally to exhaustion follow
ing severe attack OF grippe and to
old age. lie was 7o years old.
Bishop Whitaker was born in New
Salem, Mass. He served two years
at St. Johns Church, Gold Hill, Ne
vada, went TO St. Paul's Church En-
glewood n. j.. for a short time and
returned to Nevada, where he was
rector of St Pauls Church in Vir-
inia City.
In 1888 he was consecrated bishop
coadjutor OF Nevada.
Bishop Whitaker was made bish-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
WOULD CARVE LYON COUNTY

MORNING n the Assembly Assenbyman Neder of
Omby, handed in i that chunks off OF
the Dayton
the residents that end
taken other Nevada they
claim the being
practically business and also makes
hardship carry such
filed asking
Ormsby looking that viii
care o nciglbo S.
IS Storey County Chur
rewarded The peculiar
geography Lyon renders possible for such division
happen outside the ntereier
with the other portions of Iyoon County
The Lyon County delegation is naturally opposed such
shown and the advan
division possible.
OF Legislation for the good OF al the people and
not a By dividing Lyon County the lines proposed II
would parties concerned Omsy
County Storey Churchill will certainly legitimate
for he
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
DR.. Wichman
Found Guilty

DR.. Wichman, who has been on tri-
al in Reno for the past week on 4
charge OF murder, was convicted last
evening on charge OF manslaughter.
This verdict was rendered after the
jury had been out for two hours. 1t
is stated that Attorney McCarran
will Immediately ask for new trial,
and i'll case Of refusal on the part of
the Court will appeal TO the Supreme
Court. The case has been made al
most sickening with the publicity
given by the Reno papers, who dug
up every item OF filth connected with
The killing OF the woman and the re-
suits that followed The public will
at least have short rest on the en-
tire sickening subject
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
Tonight
at Park Theater

There will be an entire change OF
pictures at the Park Theater this ev-
ening, and from the list OF pictures
that is given below splendid per-
formance is guaranteed.
The excellent orchestra will render
som especial music this week
Following is list of the pictures
to be shown:
A Life for a Love,
Toots Remembrance.
The Iconoclast.
Slippery Jim.
Davey Jones' Domestic Troubles.
Don't fail to see Davy Jones. the
jolly sailor, if you want a good lough
First performance, 7:3O sharp.
Second performance, 8:45.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
LOCAL OPTION IS KILLED

THIS MORNING Assembly the local option bill offer
ed by Assembyman practically
matter of ancient history the of the lawmakers
Mr. Merritt, who also preacher of the gospel, naturally
his endaveor when he placed the bill before the House
that pledges made other that the bill would
be considered this He believed keeping his
the all political
otherwise He received the applause that
his by right of fairness and broad mndedness.
Local liked over in Nevada Legislative
halls i'll the of 1t has al
failed the people figured that license regulations could han
die the question.
Several bills pending license to
saloons The idea Of the people the State that
much freedom saloon business The that
the
with the qualld that hold-up
and his 1t liquor traffic
that needs the higher license the restriction of the
number OF licenses issued the populatnon
The action of Mr.. Merritt
original remodeling
the liquor laws it will have be along such lines
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
Grand Theatre
Has Fine Show

The Grand Theater has just INSTALL
ed swinging doors and made other
improvements in the way OF exits
that make it one of the most modern
fireproof and safe theaters in the
state The management intend to
have the comfort of theft patrons
foremost in their thoughts at all
times.
A change of pictures every night,
together with matinee Saturday al
ternoon, gives the people plenty OF
amusement which they are keen to
take advantage Of
The best music rendered by their
orchestra OF six pieces is alone worth
the price of admission.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
Basket Ball
Tomorrow Eve

In the Basket Ball game between
the Carson City High School and the
Sophomore team of the University OF
Nevada tomorrow night, the Carson
colors will be defended by the follow
ing players:
Edwin Blackic, forward; George
McCreery, forward; Rodney Werner,
center; Wells Tower (Capt), guard !;
Samie Muldoon, guard; Subs. Aug
ust Glanzman and James Regan.
Last year the Carson girls team
defeated the Sophomore University
working for a similar result this year
Admission to both games 25c.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10

, op-coadjutor of the Pennsylvania
diocese in 1886.
Bishop Whitaker was pre-eminent-
ly an apostle of peace. He possess
ed strong character and unalterable
convictions; but neither in character
nor convictions was there ay SAVIOR Of
the militant Sensationalism of any
kind was abhorrent to him, but he
pressed TO his work firmly and quite
ly. 1t was he who established the
Whitaker school for girls in Reno.
There hundreds Of mothers in Neva-
da received their early training They
bear in their lve- to-day. as they
must, something OF the impress of
the OLD bishops sweet and sanity
character Their loyalty to him has
never waivered; for he has leA to
them, above all others. the priceless
example OF a good lie.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
O. J. SMITHS HOLDINGS
PURCHASED BY SPANIARDS
Money in Sight for Eureka Bank
DepOSit0rS

The extensive agricultural holdings
and other assets OF the defunct Eure-
ka Live Stock Company have been
acquired by a coterie OF wealthy
$1i9,i63. Title to seventeen ranches
in White Pine, Eureka and Nye
Counties has changed as a result OF
the transaction.
Through the medium OF deed in
the recorders office to-day, R. c.
Inlrtin of Reno, A. E. Kimball of
Salt Lake, and Spencer Reynolds of
Eureka, as trustees for the live stock
company, have transferred all the
property in their keeping to Pedro
Urquiza, Fernando Petotequi Goni
and Augustin Garcia.
The new purchasers have decided
al. the real estate and personal prop
city that has come into their posses
SION to the Eureka Land and Stock
Company; which will assume control
OF all the tangible assets of its pre-
decessor, the Eureka Live Stock
Company.
The following land is included i'll
the sale: Stone Cabin ranch, Bull
Geek ranch, Pinto Creek place,
White Pine ranch, Spring place,
Hawse Creek place, Duckwater
ranch, Porter placer, Willow Creek
ranch, Porter ranch, Roberts Creek
ranch, Nichols Hose ranch. Fish
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
HAD NOT SEEN THEM
NOT EXACTLY

4 gentleman travelling through the
south became acquainted with a pre-
possessing young lady-a Peach-o-
Reno-cngagiug her in conversation
asked her ii she had travelled very
extensively, to which she answered.
"a few" When entering the Indian
Territory he asked l.cr ii she had
ever seen the Cherokee Strip, to
which she blushingly answered, mot
exactly, but they mostly always ar" "
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
THE NEVADA LAWMAKERS
GRINDING OUT BUSINESS
Senate Passes Many Bills. Assembly
Gets Down to Work

to the matter, that The management
OF the Anti Saloon League had been
changed since the promise to the sa-
loon men had been given and that
he did not believe that the present
management knew OF the promise.
HAD he known that the agreement
had been made he would never have
introduced the measure.
\. &. No. u Returned from Sen
ate passed, and sent to engrossment.
Recess till 30 p. IN.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
MAIL ROUTE CHANGES

The Postoffice Department will
discuss the Rural Mail Service be-
tween Palisade and Eureka on Feb
ruary 10Th A star service will be
established February 10Th between
Manhattan and Tonopah 1t will be
Il daily service and the contract price
is S., 100 per year
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10

Creek ranch, Lone Mountain ranch.
Twin Springs ranch.
The new company has also bought
the Ruby Hill water works, 1900
head of sheep, $50 head of cattle and
54 head OF horses.
The property OF the Eureka Live
Stock Company was the chief asset
OF the the Eureka County bank when
its doors were closed last April by
the State Bank Eaminer The deal
that was closed by the trustees as
sures assures the payment of another
handome dividend to the depositors
in that ill-fated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
A CAFETERIA DUTCH LUNCH

4 cafateria Dutch Lunch will be
given by Mrs. Rountree to number
OF her friends Saturday, after which
they will repair in body to the
Grand Theater and attend the matt
nee where special seats have been re
served for the entire party.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
LADIES NIGHT

Ladies Night at the Sagebrush
Club last evening was we'll attended
and most enjoyable time had by all.
The entertaining committee consist
ed of Mesdames MacKay, Mills, Nc
Lean, Shaughnessy, Schulz, and the
Misses Van DerLieth, Montrose,
Schulz and Casson. aA1
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
SENATE-Morning

Senate met at II o'clock. Prayer
by Rev Thomas. Reading ol the
Journal. The taking up ol bills was
The first order Of the day a number
oi committees made reports which
we're adopted.
s. ]. {. K No. o, rannahill-Rela-
tive TO Chinese, apanesc and llmdoo
immigration. Referred TO Committee
on Labor
5. b. No. AZ, Jones--fo provide
ior registration at elections. keler-
red to Judiciary Committee
5. e. H. No I, Belzar-RclatNe
10 Japanese immigration Referred To
Committee on Federal Relations.
A. l. &. X. No .. Whitc~-Amend-
ing the State Constitution--rclerred
To Judiciary Committee
:. u. No Am Net 10 prohibit
marriage between Caucasiana and
other races. Passed.
). B. No. 4O.--irovidins Tor man
apement OF l.lko County Experiment
Farm. Passed.
5. Il. No. 4l-Reliei OF general
state fund Passed
A. b. No. 30-Maintcnancc ol the
Clark County Experiment Farm,
Passed
s. b. No. 80 Millcr-Act regulat-
ING pay of Railroad Commissioners.
Referred 10 Committee oi Whole
$. b. no. As, MISUNDERSTANDING
practice OF medicine and appointing
State Board of Examiners. Passed.
\. b. No. A., Denton Net to ex-
tend time oi office of State Mine In
spector from : to 4 years. Passed
by vote OF IT To 4.
Recess till 2 p. III.
ASSEMBLY-For
Roll call Prayer by Father Cart
land.
Moved by Alahcr that when we ad-
journ il be TO 80.
Amended by lIackner that hour
read o'clock. Lost.
Original motion carried.
Merritt takes the lloor ON question
OF special privilege. lie stated tha'
he did not know until yesterday thai
a promise had been made two years
ago that the liquor question shou'o
he LEFT alone il the gambling bill was
4
pushed through. lie believed IN
keeping any promise made and As .
consequence his local option bill had
heen nipeon-holed and would not be
heard OF again The words OF the
Assemblyman were greeted with ap-
plause.
Mr. Merritt stated later in regard
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10
Grand Saint
Patrick'S Dance

Will be given by the Litch-
enberg Orchestra, Friday even
ing, March 17..Same Orches-
ira that furnished the music
for the Inaugural Ball.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-10

North Star has been assessed three
cents. 1t is delinquent March l6;
sale day, April llth.