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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-05
sTRAINING MS DEMOCRACY


senator lludsprth oi FL Paso Il very
much afraid that y compulsory cduca-
ton law would give ,hc constable too
free access 20 On. home. OF Texas. lie
adm n however that N the ease uf de-
lnQrunt children. fhr law which per-
mits tho oon.tahl. to take the bad hoy
~ girl from beneath th, parental roof i
quite iimht gni proper vi there j. amy
dlftercnco rs th. J,prcc az interference
Nerstand lt thr parents cannot control
their children. they might still clam
tie rehi to keen their bad children nm
lei ,l- own roof uud defy with pistol
~ shotgun aHN constable who dared Ia
attempt q, taic the Delinquent Riddles
away tIai r arrordln" lo Senator
lludsr.tl reasoning. The truth of the
matter t the I'll lasp senator is strain
ing ai Y definition ui drWn. racy which
a. purely theoretical. lut which. when
put into practice does mot serve tho
end o' pune democracy. that az bring
Ing IAaI. .h rrDI,... GOOD w the great
est uuf irr III lh, people. Texas pro
Ade l"r Tine lrrr education ~ her chill.
1lren afT rt people will not permit
Their ,iilr'n q" ttk, advantage 90 this
great pil l-- .h hunid bc comirll.
fd to 'n r That i- all there " 10 thc
compulsory EDUCATION biil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-05
PonnIar Proverbs MGdernized.

During the absence Of TIhhN the small
rodents enter frrl, into thc gtiiic> ui
The occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-05
SOMETHING CHEERFUL

(WHl y. Moore, ~ Boston Record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Ends Dry, Hoarse or
Painful Coughs
Quickly
a si@Rie, Hsae-Msae Hs-say,
tsespsn-tvs but UssaualeA

The prompt and positive results given
BY this pleasant tasting. Som..msdo
cough syrup has caused h 10 be ussd In
more homes than any other remedy. IL
ENes almost instant relief and will usual.
hours,
Gstah ounces Pine1 900 cents worth
from any drug store, pour Il into a mint
bottle and fll the bottle with plain granu.
lated sugar syrup. This makes a full
pint family supply-of the most ef
lective cough remedy at cost Of only %
cents or lesa You couldn't buy as much
Teady'made cough medicine Tor $50.
Easily prepared and never spoils. Full
dlrrtions with Pinex.
ne promptneas, certainty and ease
win which this Pinex Syrup Oyercomes
pad cough, chest or throat cold IL truly
iemarkable. II quickly loosens dry,
nostse OF tight cough aud heals aud
sootheH painful cough In hurry, With
persistent loose cough II stops the for
NATION of phlegm In the throat and bron-
Shlel tubes, thus ending the annoying
Pinex is highly concentrated COM
pound OF genun ne Norway pine. extract,
rich N gisiacol and Ia famous the world
over Tor its splendid effect In bronchitis,
whooplnR cough, bronchial asthma and
winter coughs,
An To avoid disappointment In making
thw ask your druggist for "2h ounces ounces
w fineN," and don't accent ANYTHING
eise' guarantee Of absolute ,satlslac.
uon, or money promptly refunded, goes
WITH this preparation. The Pip"' 70
H. Wayne, Ind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

Tuesday was "pep Day at Central
state Normal Enthusiasm runs high
ON the eve " the battle with Ada.
Coach Wantlsnd's men are In the very
host condition FOR the contest and
nothing less than a onesided game II
Friday. A hundred OF more
rooters. towusreoplc snd students ek-
l,ect To 90 with the team. Tuesday al
t,ruoun the entire student body gath
cred nn Wanuaud field to rally about
the boys with songs aud words ot EN-
ruuragrmeut
Mrs l.. c. Hoover N Ardmore, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs q + Hayes Monday
aud Tuesday
Miss Ruth Matthews ot Mulhall, u
member NJ last years senior class, Is
spending the week visiting Mrs. Ivan
Howard and Miss Margaret Mitchell
The + T. e. Embroidery club VIII
meet with Mr.. Ndlir Howard Thurs
day afternoon, 3n T. Main at 3p. m.
Paul Hope NJ oklahoma Clty spent
SATURDAY visiting central state Nor
mai and Edmond friends
Miss Margaret Cherry and Miss Ma
rlc Mansfield spent the week end n1
the home of the Inter iu Shawnee.
Leland Thornton spent sunday aud
Mnndny I'm Shawnee visiting his
brother Charles
Miss Lou Esther link. instructor in
the Durnut Normal spent the week
end with her parents
work Is progressing 80 rapidly on
the new A.anr of Mr and Mrs = Llut
man thai It viii be- ready Tor occu
puncy ~ December
Miss Frcdericka Dewey viii enter
tain with q Halloween party Suturdul
evening, October m About 10 " ml
little friends will appear as ghost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
GIRLSI BEAUT|FY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
T,ir becomes CORNING, wavy,
lu5trcus and thick
in few moments.
Tvcry bit Of dqndruff disappears
and hair stops
coming out.

Ir '5 wuls WOW rnu save your hair
2. iIun tnr minutes YOU can dou
I. ~ hcaurv Your hnlr becomes
A. '' vuyy fufry abundant and ap.
lwr %. uft lusrous aud charming
% ,uwf girls after Applying some
lwHrrlur Nso try this molsten u
,.tl With ~ lItc n0ndcrluc and care.
+ MS draw n Through your hair, tax
l"r mn small strand ut n time. This
vi| rmu.r Jhc hulr NJ dust. dirt or
r'.v .,c ul md IN lust few mo.
r.'l. WON hngc doubled the hCnuty "
Your hHir \ drllrhtful surprise
r.".t. those whose hnir has been neg.
Iu"r' no ls scmury. faded dry, brit
i. . lhiu BESIDES Identifying the
I'r U'wrrlnc dl-solycs every parti.
o. n Wlrnff ulcrUscs purfics and
.' .rluH thr sru p. forever stopping
70 ... nud fn'lm' hoir Int what will
'...n N.u MOST will be- after few
n.s usn rnoU WON see new hnlr
r"n an1 1nvuy M flri-ycs hut rcnl
' uuN mIr rr.vu' mn over the scalp
l' 'u care fur pretty soft hair, and
Uf- uf TO- surely -ct 25.cent bottle
Or Enwwltuas p"mlcruc from amy
f.1' store or toilet counter and Just
'u q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Edmond NetUs Jottings

and witches to bob Tor apples, roast
the chestnuts, blow the candles and
make good cheer Among the out NJ
town guests will be Miss Marion bou
forth, Perry and Walter Hanson M
Oklahoma City
The regular monthly meeting NJ tho
Central State Normal Historical su
Ciety was held Wednesday evening IN
room ~ OF the main building Many
valuable, rare aud unique gifts und
loans 10 the sOclety were received since
the last meeting over lGUO lettcr4,
papers, books. historical documents, NJ.
ticles ~ clothing coyerlets ludiHn
relies, pottery portraits, photographs.
old china, old silver knives. guns. etc,
may I've found In the eases now.
Mrs W r Ford, in her story o.
the Pioneer Life In Indian Territory,
gave much valuable information NJ the
early days Prof Jcfrries gave the
facts concerning the Ancient Edition
~ Virgil. bound IN ycllum aud marked
with use Miss Amhrister emphasized
the Idea that the connecting link NJ
the past and present was the handwo
ven cOverlets NJ our mothers an'l
grnndmothers, Pres. Chns Evans gave
n vivid picture " the work " the mu.
scum would he doing ~ years from
now, likewise the campus design aud
plan In the next two decades, with the
improvements that must come with the
phenominnl growth NJ the school
state Auditor and Mrs. T. n How
ard, aud son Paxton Oscar Howard of
Tulsa aud Mr.. aud Mrs Circe Howard
NJ oklahoma city, spent Wednesday
la Edmond visiting relatives and
friends
Miss Adah Bennett. Mira W. I. Cruce
aud Mrs. a. Z. Cruce uf oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
AGAIN ANTITRUST
LAW Is BACKED UP

PHILADELPHIA, Oct % - The
United States district court Thursday
decrred that the ownership Of the H..
high aud Wllkrsharre Coal company
of the Central Railroad NJ New Jersey
IL n combination IN restraint of trade
and that the central company must
dispose ~ its interest In that concern.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
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merrlIh"ht Of lhe ai'""' special
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readings
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AFTER FAIR DATA
Freezing OF TO St. Louis 10 Load In
For Twoeent Fare Hearing

Attorney General Freezing, ]. NJ.
Gayle aud p ! Thompson. the latter
two Of the corporation commission, viii
leave Thursday Tor ST. Louis, where
with Judge j VI nm. they will So
cure final data IN the trial Of the oh.
lahoma two-cent fare case which will
be resumed In federal court In Okla
homa city. November n. Attorney
General Freezing will remain IN ~
Louis until the first when he will go
10 Tulsa to assist the grand Jury. He
viii probably remain there until the
time for the resumption Of the trial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

city spent Wednesday with Mrs Cha
Evans
The Art Department ~ Central Nor
mai will keep open house Thursday,
the Halloween idea prevails In deco-
ratlOns aud fayors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

Rock Island Short Line TO Memphis
Daily sleeper TO Kansas City. Daily
sleeper 10 Fort Worth and Dallas
Short Line 10 Californla.-Ady.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

Saturday will be big day for Houston Come and
help us have the biggest happes and most enjoyable day
of all
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Musing 81 tne CandIdates.

On Wrinked pillow and st0rmed tossed bed the can
didates lay their weary BONES Midnight creeps and
then on into the darkest hour before dawn It is the
travail Of the soul-the graphing Of invisible.
thing which trembes in the shadOws-the hope that
spring eternal Their minds spread the cOun
y and the state The pulse quckens with the thought Of
certain support and then dies into dspair other
men fit across their brains Sleep is due but the debt is
unpaid
Thoughts pile upon thoughts they jump from town
to town Weary bodies wreste in agony as they roll
the Ostemoor and the eyes stare into space wondering
wondering, wondering.
Lips move into Nov if that bunch will throw their
support my way I'd be all bunkydoy Then and so
would get so and so at such and such place lend his
influence I'd be in the second But that fellow, just
can't tell Now -fif-if-if Postum Lope pos3OO looks
as if I'd get 299 the outside and maybe but my
opponents got kndfok there and possibly expect
more than 298 Of them-But now-is so and so-but he
has-shucks-I oughter polled half anyhow. If /
just had 100 kndfOks who could vote I'd 60 in on the first
ballot But 10 bling tim solid their almost ceptn
maybe one vote Now if can't be elected on my own
merits-gee amt people funny? There old Bimbe-
ton he for me-old Cashup is sorter dubiOus-Jim
Bones is cold-and old Cawncob is the fence It's
encouraging here-good news yonder and satisfaction
over here. If-if-if--IF-if-i-i-fff"
Just as the morning lights their face they slip
sumberngly into that dreamy land JOY supreme where
the counted votes run "Me one---me twO-me three-mt
Ifour--me taly-me OO--me 5OO---me 100Omee-e-e-eee
zee LECTED."
Then down in their big good old hearts they mumul
as the sun climbs higher LORD, BE MELCIFUL UNTO
ME, A CANDIDATE"
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Boy Scouts.

Chickasaw county should have at least halt dozen
Boy Scout companies 1t is the best training boy can
get outside the schOOlrOOm
The Scout order teaches high morals kindness and
hepfulness to everybody and especially the old and nfm
quickness thoroughness truth and future manhood.
Every boy should read the Scout Book Enthusiasm
dies with real Boy Scouts because they always learn
ing something new and finding good things to do for them
selves and others.
At public gatherings the Boy Scouts do great part
of the preparation and general entertaining They are
handy with grips strngng up flags arranging chairs run
ming errands distributing food and dozen other
things that make them happy and also other happy
Manlness is another main asset Of the Boy Scout Il
you can get good leader boys right is the time to
organize.
The Hummer will do anything it can do TO help get a
move on.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
The Morning After.

Owing to the length of the ballots it will be morning
before the count is completed In the meantime, weary
souls will listen for the vote that never came Others will
90 wild with joy and proceed to settum up.
Revelations will be the main works on August 4th
for votes will shatter political prognostcatons coming
and going Then will come the wire working for
the next election day
Congratulations will be among the few-regrets
among the many At least one man somewhere will say
Somehow sOrter knowed it would go that way but
Cawd it couder been wuss Another possible will say
Il told you So.
Phone messages will keep the wires hot and false re-
ports or rumors will keep the wireless buzzng all day
long
To those who win The Hummer now extends Its best
wishes for four years of good service and to those who lose
we extend the consong thoughtful There comes anoh
er time in the affairs of men when taken at the flood leads
ION to victory"
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
One Year Of War.

Really the beginning of the war was on July 23rd
when the Emperor Of Austria sent his As hour utmatum
to Serbia But the 18th Of July will 60 down in history
as the day of actual operations
In that time the world has been bathed in tears and
thrown into confusion The beautiful fields of Belgium
and France have run red with blood and the old folks
home have almost wrung their hearts with grief that God
only knows
Over five million men have been killed and wounded
Millions Of dollars have been spent and costly cities have
been destroyed Ships have gone down by the hundreds
and innocent people have been bOmbarded from the air.
We can't grasp its bgness-ts awfulness From its
ruins it will take fifty years build mp again and in that
time taxation will up the peoples money lock stock
and barrel"
Temporary insanity ats the warning nations exactly
and if it keeps up the whole world will be a solid bus
house
How long-O how long will tlast? We wonder what
God thinks about it.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

The comic artists of our country drive away more
glooms than any set Of men in the newspaper
work With few strokes of the pen brush they make
smiles and laughs blend into the happy habit OF joyful re-
juvenaton
With it all we wonder if the Katie Kids, SnoOkums,
Happy Hooigan Maud Jimmy and Pinky have ever been
shown in the moving pictures 1t to us that pro
ducton Of this kind would be amusing and also money
maker.
Wouldn't it be funny to see the Kazies playing with
Maud-Happy tending to SnoOkums-Buser Brown with
his dog Tige meeting in mighty combat with Jimmy and
Pnky-or even the Katzies helping Happy to get married
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Trustee Sale Notice.

Bv virtue of the provisions Of certain
Deed of Trust executed on the 9th day
of October. 1918. by Chickasaw Cotton
Oil Company, through L. z, Brevard,
Presidsnt of said Cotton Oil Company, and
S. D. Murphree, Secretary and Treasurer
thereof. which said Deed of Trust was eX-
ecuted to me as Trustee to secure a certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned to ]. F..
and Robert York, which said Deed Of
Trust is of record in Book 40, at Page
800. of the Trust Deed records of Chicka-
saw County, Mississippi, and default hav-
ing been made in the payment of the in
debtedness therein mentioned, l will as
said Trustee, in said Deed Of Trust, on
Saturday August l4th 1915.
sell. for cash, at public cutlery, to the high
est bidder, within legal hours, in front Of
the East door Of the Court House in the
the town of Houston, Chickasaw County
Mississippi, the following described pro-
perty, situated in said town, County ard
State, to-wiC Lots 81 and S., according
to the Griffin survey Of the town OF
Houston, Mississippi Alsothe Chickasaw
Cotton Oil Companys plant, including all
machinery apparatus, furniture, fixtures
and tools
The title to the above property is be-
lieved to be good, but viii sell and con-
vey only such title as is vested in me as
Trustee,
This July 7th 1915
Geo Harsh, Trustee.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Political Excitement.

A few more days and the tale is told. Heated discus
sons fill the remaining hours with frenzy and excitement
Printing presses are running night and day charging and
counterchargng refuting and cOunerrefutng Eleventh
hour appeals food the land from center to circumstance
Menargue over their man for Office and when
it's all over what good has done? What good does
REASON do? Every man thinks the other fellow IS
wrong What's the use, what's the use
Hurry Jimmie get the disinfectant quick
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Officers for the Election

NIt&Lt1o tut Allt AA1NAADAs
The Democratic Executive Conn
mittee Of Chickasaw county. Miss
met in Houston on July 18th with
the following present and voting
Sc DENLY. r B Waldrop, J G Clark
r A House. J F Thompson, J F
Haney. Proxies J H Smith, W B
Freeman. J C Ross, W J Davis,.J Il
Parker and j H Pearson.
It appearing that the following
candidates have no opposition they
they we're declared duly nominated
for the offices to which they aspire.
Geo D Riley, Superintendent Of Ed
ucation; H B Lacy, Justice Of the
Peace. Okolona, and Geo Peel, JUS
tice Of the Peace, Egypt
The following persons were nam
ed as MANAGERS and clerks for the
various voting precincts.
North Houston-J W Hin, W All
exander, D C Chennault Managers
JF Bedy, J f Calvin, Clerk. J Z
johnson, Balliff.
South Houston-Harvey Pyron
w B Tabb, j H Lyles, Managers
TIE Windham, TT Lowrey Clerks
IJE johnson, Bailih.
Pleasant Grove-H j Blissard A
] Berry, J A Woodbridge, MANAGERS
w A Moore, w M Hnfman Clerks
/ Ira Griffin. Bailiff.
Beeson-Grant Barry, Fed Brown
/ w R Monaghan, MANAGERS. Jew;
Winter, E Lowrey, Clerks. Ton
Lester, Bailiff.
Houlka-D J Bray, j S Thomp
son, C N Thorn, Managers j v
Howard, j R Shoffner, Clerks. Do
] Freeman, Bailif
New Hope-Noath Mauldin, 10,
Mosely, J A Joel, Managers. ia
| Anderson, Geo Davis, Clerks. Ton
Davis, Bailiff.
North Okolona-HOward Bean
III C Glidewell W A Houston, Man
ayers. OE Shell, Jack Mckinney
Clerks. WP Knox, Bailiff.
South Okolona-J E Edens, &c
Cole, j D SAMSON, Managers. Fran
Elliott J Ii Dawson, Clerks W
Knox, Bailiff.
Egypt A King, E Higgins,
IT Lyon, Managers. A Thompson
John HOlloman, Clerks. Geo Evan
Bailiff.
{ Van Vleet-J P Park, S W Bake
LII Davis, MANAGERS. C T Wilson
; W B McMorton, Clerks. W L Par
Bailifi.
Buena Vista-Clifford Rhode
! Carl Garner, Stanley Pulliam, Maj
ayers. j C Williams, S T Kin
Clerks. Robt Garner, Bailiff.
= McCondy-J w Valiant, J
= Ball, John Gam, Managers Wi
Colbert, W J Haughton, Clerks
F Woodbridge, Bailiff.
Sparta-Jeff Gordon, Alex Go
2 don, W D Smith, Managers. L
r Kynard Dolph Montgomery, Clerk
S Frank Millsaps, Bailiff.
Woodland-L H KIRBY, D E Hi
Lee White, MANAGERS. W J Levi
Emmett Dendy, Clerks. Gree
Middleton, Bailiff.
Atlanta B WoffOrd, j 7 Mos
= ly, J M Sanders, Managers. B
!, Na~on, j W Ellison, Clerks. 7
Gideon, Bailiff.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

Don't forget vote for E. J. Smith for State Auditor
Mr. Smith is an old Chckasaw boy and we should try to
make it a solid county
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
The Election.
on to victory

During the day the general trend of talk will run into
"Have you voted ?" Nav, amt made up my mind yet
Then comes the closing and eager ears hear the first
vote recorded Others will watch for line up as the
tickets are called while the candidates will listen for
their names with the ervent prayer of Say again boys
say it again"
Anxious ears will listen over the phone for the Joy OF
one and the sorrow of the other Men will 60 home when
the sun peeps over the east and fall their beds dscon
soate disgusted and unhappy Other men, few in num-
Der will phone to their wiley with the smile that won't
come off Just hang the front door key honey because
it looks to me like a big night tonight
Saturday will be a big day for Houston Come and
help us have the biggest happes and most enjoyable day
of all.
Don't forget to vote for E. ] Smith for State Auditor
Mr. Smith is an old Chckasaw boy and we should try to
make it solid county.
The little town ofDeliget Ark has epidemic Of
pelagra
If all the time spent by people in ehvying others
could be added the wheel Of progress how many more
times would it turn to the tune Of happiness
If every political charge is denied, there must be
LIE somewhere.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

If all the time spent by people in envying others
could be added the wheel of progress how many more
times would it turn to the tune Of happiness
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

The little town ofDeIiget, Ark, has an el
,ellagra.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Well Be Satisfied.

Whatever way the election goes we'll be satisfied If
your men are elected we'll be satisfied Whatever the
majority says we'll be satisfied still live in Mississippi
There will be kick coming for love Mississippi first
last and fOvever
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

Bv virtue 81 the authority vested
IN me as trustee in a certain Deed
II Tmst executed on the 10th day
j. Dec. 1914. by G. LC. Warner to
the cbickasaw County Bank and
dine Jan. list 1915, said deed of
trpst being recorded in book ~,
nase sO3 of the records Of deeds in
the Office of the chancery clerk at
Houston. Miss ohiokasaw County
and default having been made in
the navment of same. and !, having
been requested by the BENEFICIARY
will on
Monday, August 9Th, 1915
offer for sale and sell to the high
est bidder for cash in front Of the
east door of the court house in the
town of Houston, Mississippi with
in legal hours, the following de
.cribed property located in Chicka-
saw county. State Of Mississippi;
The W - and N-E1-4 Of the
+ Sc IA. Section 6, Township IA,
Rance 8. also lots q, p and % Of
Block Z. Highland Addition Of
Houston, Miss
Said property is to be sold to
satisfy said deed Of trust will
only convey such title as is vested
in me as trustee.
Witness my signature this the
18th day of July, 1915.
C. A. Moffat, Trustee.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
THE HUI M M Err
RAD HARRILL REED. EDITOR

Entered as secondcass March 10th 1915 at the posto
Houston Mississippi under the act Of March Srd 1879
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Reliable News on the Election

Eavorite candidate song--"Will there Be Any Votes
In MysTOwn?
Old man Pro and Con is the BIG BUG that bites poll
lical bedfellOWs.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

If every political charge is denied there must be
LIE somewhere.