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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01
PERSONALS.

County Attorney I. p. Whipple is
IN Dallas today.
Sheriff II. S. Dearborn made a
business trip to Dallas today.
Mrs. Harry Park las returned
from visit to San Angelo and
Brentwood
Mrs. w. G. Bennett and son, Glenn,
OF Holdenville, OKLA. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w b. Forbs.
T. X Roberts who has been buying
cotton for the firm Of Kenner & Err
win. al Cleburne. has returned to
Waxahachie.
A. A. McRoberts was called to
Dallas Sunday morning on account
of the illness Of his mother. Mrs. ].
II. McRoberts.
T. VI. Holland and Miss Matte
Campbell returned Saturday night
from ST. Louis. where they spent a
week buying Spring and Summer
goods for the firm of j S. Campbell
& Co.
r NJ Holland and Miss Matte
Campbell have returned from the
wholesale markets where they have
been buying spring and summer dry
goods for the firm OF ]. s. Camp
bell 4 Co.
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Mass Meeting Tonight.

The mass meeting to have been
held at the court house yesterday
afternoon to protest against the pas
sage by the legislature of the pari-
mutuel racing bill was deferred UNI
I'll tonight. The meeting is announc-
ed for the court house at 7:30 this
evening. All who are opposed TO
betting on horse racing being restor-
ed in Texas are requested TO attend
the meeting.
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CAJTHEN d RICHARDS
staple ard Fancy Groceries and Feed
Stuff.

Italy. Tex, July 10th, 1914.
Fort Worth G ain & Elevator Co,
Fort Worth. Texas
Gentlemen: We have handled
five cars Of GOLDEN ROD and find
it gives better satisfaction than any
other feed we have ever handled
Every one of our customers who
have fed ii to milk cows say they
get at least ten per cent more milk
and butter than they got before.
One farmer says. Il have to fight
nay mules out of it," GOLDEN
ROD is good repeater
{ SiPned) CAUTHEN e RICHARDS.
For sale by Shive 4 Keys, Waxa-
hacbie. Teyas.-(Adv.) 292
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TRINITY TEAM WILL PLAY
FIRST GAME Of SEASON
ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE FOR
CLASH WITH DALLAS
BANK TEAM

The baseball team of Trinity
opens its season Tuesday, when it
meets the City National Bank OF
Dallas. The Presbyterians have been
doing consistent training for the
past two weeks. Several practice
games have been played and good
material has made its appearance.
Three good teams have come out
for practice The coach has not Sc
lected his first team. He Is keep
ing his selection from the men in
order to get every one to work hard.
Trinity's prospects are exceeding
ly good. The pitching staff is go
ing to be strong. Sealy and Me
Kenzie of last seasons nine have the
reputation of delivering the goods.
Johnson of last years receiving
line can be depended upon. Elk
Captain Kuykendall has the second
sack cinched. Estes has fast riv-
al in Jones for short. Orr is look
ing fine for the initial sack. 1t
looks like Hoffman will land berth
on third. The outfield is earnestly
sought by host of fellows. The
best prospects up to date are Dun
can, Alexander, Graves, Newton and
Garrett.
Trinity landed in second place
last year. All say that things look
better than last year for winning
nine. However. 1t is all to be seen
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WEATHER CONDITIONS IN
TEXAS AND OhLAHoM

Oklahoma-Generally cloudy a
cool.
Dallas, cloudy, 40; ~
Worth, cloudy, AZ; Abilene el'a'
SO; Amarillo, cloudy, "a; Marsha
cloudy, SO; Commerce, cloudy !
Texarkana. clear. 81; Tyler cIoa'
IS; Cleburne, cold, 81; No's'
cloudy, 40, no frost; hi Faso' y
cloudy, 40; Hillsboro, cloHdy'
Denison, cloudy, 80; Paris ''op'
80; Houston. cloudy, cold; Pale'al
cloudy, cool; Jacksjn'lI'e' 'lO''
IS: Galveston. cloudy, AZ bf'
mont. cloudy, -; San ANU"
cloudy, SO,
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HARVESTER TRUST FILES
SUPREME COURT BRIEF
DECLARES IL DISSOLUTION Is
SUSTAINED RECEIVER Is
INEVITABLE.

Washington, March 1.-The state
ment that a receiver for the inter
national Harvester company Is in
evitable II the supreme court sus-
tains the decree ordering the dis
solution OF the corporation AZ a trust
was made today. This declaration
was made in brief filed today with
the supreme court Argument was
set for April s. h
Ths supreme court concluded It's
decisions today with deciding the
Leo M Frank case,
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Edison Mazda Lamps
(1he Genuine)
N. B. Lakeland
Electrical Supplies
Phone 735
At the Empire.

The Empire is showing today "A
Small Town Girl" story that tells
pitiful story which only too often
eccnrs in real life in every communi-
Ill Driven from home. the snob's
victim turns in vain to him for help.
This is Rex three reel drama
.eaturing Pauline Bush with an all
star cast. "Gertie" the great car
loon picture is being shown until
O'Clock this evening. Tomorrow
The manager OF the Empire promises
a. show without fail the much
favored production in the title. OF
The Gildeda Fool'' with William
f'arnum in the leading role with the
support Of an all star broadway cast,
including Margaret Vale, niece OF
President WiEon.
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DIR. J. o. McReynolds will lectur

DR. J. o. MeReynolds will lecture
at Trinity University Wednesday
morning at 11:45 on the conserva-
ton of the eye sight. The citizens
of Waxahachie are invited to hear
him. DR.. MeReynolds is a recog-
nized authority on disease and
treatment of the eye. He is an en-
PERTAINING speaker and his subject is
one that should interest every one.
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yet. The first chance to look 4
the men will be given the "a
Tuesday, when the Dallas bunk
appear on the local athletic id
The fans are anxious for the 4
season to open.
The game tomorrow will be- 1
first chance for tire local fans
see the Trinity team play and prol
Uses to be a good game t0asiaerd
the time of the year The TrilI
team has been hard at work
some time and some promising nj
material is being developed. I'D
fan is invited to come cut and
his hand at picking he regular ted
for the coming season. oach VI
ner will probably start Captain 5ei
in the first Of the game and d
pitcher, who ha= the hest record
any pitcher in the 7. I. A. A. ned
no introduction to the WayahsGl
fans. The new infielt is ezpecs
to be better than that Of last 4
son and practically the same d
field Will be on guard. Fergusd
& Trinity product, will probably II
for the Bankers. A good gamel
expected, so let every one he 4
at Yoakum field at AIS T9esi'
Admission to grandstand is = cei1
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

J. A. Alexander. Garland; r. G.
Buford M, x. 4 T., Dallas; w. NJ
Adair. Frisco: c. p. Ferguson, Kan
sas City; J. w. Hodges, Italy; l.. p.
Dallas; Harry Lyman, San
W. DietZ. St. Louis; l.. A.
Parish. La Pryor; J. d. Utley, city;
Miss Beckwith, city; Miss Marie Hell
land, city; Erling Holland, city: w
3. Connell Dallas; G. f. Forgue
Dallas; Jas. W. Bass. Waco; JOE
Brennan, Waco; Miss Dyke Van Cor
don. Ennis; Miss n Van Gordon
Ennis; Ernest Clyger. Ennis; Miss
Halle Groee, city; X. G. Stroud
Italy, j. II. Rogers, Bryan; NJ. j
May and wife, Dallas; Al Dunlap
Fort Worth: Chas. Cooley, Austin
7. J. Mulholland, Austin: +. =. Law
Oglesby: Il. f. Marshall, Corsicana
) in G. Wood. Dallas; c. Il. Terry
Corsicana.
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1851 ttgsts
J. T. Tucker, Job Printing
that's all. Daily Light Office.
Notice.

When you have = society item
for the Daily Light call Mrs. George
7. Wilson, phone number 62e. 1t
takes some time to get all the de-
tails of each social function and the
management Of this paper will APP
preciate it II you will assist by CIV
ing her the particulars as early as
possible. u
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Rig Horse Sale.

New York, March The Fasis-
Upton Co, today began four days
sale OF saddle and scarriage horses
The sale will include all OF the
horses OF one Of the successful ex-
hibjtors at the last horse SHOW.
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LOCALS. q
4 4 4 a a a a 4 "A a 4 n a
LOCALS.

For feed and fuel phone Broad
head & Kennedy. Old phone Is. tt
For best of McAHster coal see
Broadhead e. Kennedy. tt
Get your Chill and Hot Chocolate
at Harrison's, in Matthews-Gammon
building. adv.tf
The prize winning episode of the
great Million Dollar Mystery at
the Gem tomorrow adv 1872
Damaged halls, fine for fertilizer,
% cents a load. Southland Cotton
Oil Company. adv.tf
Episode %, or. the Prize winning
! number Of The Million Dollar
Mystery at the Gem Tuesday
adv 292
upstairs at the Evans stand in the
hotel building. T. c. LEE, manager.
tt
Last episode of ."Fhe Million
| Dollar Mystery" number %. at the
| Gem tomorrow. See the winner Of
! the S 1000 prize. adv 20 2
! The Hotel Barber shop is the
newest and eleanest shop in town
| The service you get there is the
shops best advertisement. We want
you for a customer r. c. Lee
| dv.tf
Mrs. w. d. Forbis submitted to all
| operation at the Waxahachie santa
! rum Saturday afternoon and is re.
ported to be resting we'll
The ladies of the Knights of Mac
}cabees will meet at : O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Two officers will be
installed. 4 social session will be
held Immediately after the instalia-
ition. All members are urged to be
present
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Don't miss "Zudora" in connec-
ton with the regular program at
the Gem today. adv.292
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'.zudora" at the Gem today.
~ adv. 2a2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01

Mrs. W. ID. Forbis submitted to all
operation at the WaXahachie santa
rum Saturday afternoon and is re.
ported to be resting we'll.
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Italy, Tex, July 10th, 1914,
ort Worth G. ain & Elevator Co,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
"CASCARETS" FOR A
COLD, BAD BREATH
OR SICK HEADACHE
Best for Liver and Bowels, for
BiliousneSS, Sour Stomach
and Constipation.

Get a 1O-cent box now.
Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indiges-
ton. salIow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage i'm q swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery indi-
gestion. foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that IFS
horrible and nauseating A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
ing good for months Millions of men
and women take d Cascaret now and
then to keep their stomach, liver and
bowels regulated and never know "a
miserable moment Don't forget the
children-their little insides need q
good, gentle cleansing, too.-Adyer.
tisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
CONFIDENCE LACKING
IN GRECIAN CABINET
Continued From Page onel

Continued From Page One)
army are increasing daily Hereto
fore these have been for the most
part Macedonians, but they now in-
clude the regular line troops. all
poorly fed and clother The Serbian
resistance, according to these adyices.
is weakening and the army seems .p-
preaching a breakdown
The Germans expected heavy night.
ing around Kraguyevatz because of
the strongly built Qualifications and
the location there of arms and ammu-
milton factories and extensive military
stores, but the Serbians only offered
a rear guard action in defense of the
stronghold Most of the military sup
plies were destroyed by thu, Serbians
before evacuation
The city council made formal sur
render of the city which was a crate
ful surprise to the Germans this hay
ing occurrer nowhere else The Ser
bians, reports say are retreating
southwark and westward 1t is not
certain whether they are trying to
reach Montenegro or Albania.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

Five residents of Maricopa county
are being tried in the superior court
in Phoenix on a charge Of killing deer
before the opening OF the season. The
complaints against the men were
sworn to by State Game Warden Will
ard. Z. j. Flock of Glendale is the
first to be tried, and has demanded
a jutry trial
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
CONDEMNED Men LONG
kept IN SUSPENSE BY
HUNT STILL HOPEFUL
Date for Execution Of First of
Five Prisoners Is Nov. 10 and
Sentences of Others viii Fol-
low Rapidly.

FLORENCE. Nov An hope of
escaping the hanemans moose has not
been given up by the five men now in
the death cell at the state prison at
Florence.
The five are w. w. Kermeen, who is
sentenced 70 go to the gallows Nov
10: Altha Leonard John Tomlin and
William Faltn Nov. 26. and Ramon
Vulabobo, Dec TO-
AS long as there is life tie men
have hope. Time after time they have
been face to- face with death and
time after time their hopes have been
frightened by reprieves.
Only the condemned men themselves
know of the many anxious days they
spend. They themselves know how
hard it is TO have their death days set
reprieyes at th4 last moment, and then
more death days approaching.
Despite the fact that the date of the
execution Of Kermeen. Leonard. Tom
lin and Faltin is less than one month
away and the further fact that they
don't know whether their sentence
viii be commuted. an four had smiles
on their faces when seen yesterday
by q newspaper reporter.
AS the big heavy gate to the death
cell swung open the first of the con
demned men TO peer through the bars
were Atha Leonard and John Tomlin.
with smiling faces they greeted the
visitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

the Indians. Faltin always has a
smile for the visitors and has become
known as "the cheerful Dutchman'
W. w. Kermeen. too is very socia-
BILE.
Ramon Villalobo speaks no English
so consequently doesn't mix with visi-
tors. He was reading a book.
There are 235 prisoners in the Flor
ence institutions now and about $50
in road camps over the state There
is only one woman prisoner and she
is a ueeress sent up from Maricopa
County.
There is an air of uncertainty about
the prison in regard to whether any
hangings will occur. No one knows
definitely, but the graves are ready
and the conins are on hand ready to
fulfill their mission
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS

pay a fine of S25.
Antonio Duran, who was arrested in
Douglas in September charged with
forgery entered a plea of guilty and
was sentenced to serve q term Of not
less than one nor more than three
years I'm the state pententiary He
forged the name of G. g. Johnson, dis
trict cashier of the Mountain states
Telegraph and Telephone company to
a check fer the sum Of s1220 and tried
to pass the same on L. d. Mccartney
of Douglas.
Surveys Approved.
The T.. S. Surveyor Generals office
at Phoenix has approved the surveys
Of the Fortuna and Ninety-Eight lodes
in the Tombstone Mining District and
which are the property OF the Bunker
Hin Mines Company
Asks For Removal
A petition asking for the removal of
the case of Eugene Cappo VS. the Cop
per Queen Mining Company and F. f.
Shine for damages. has been fled by
the attorneys for the defense in the
U. S court at Tucson. The matter
will be argued before the court at a
future date
A number of other cases for damag
es that have been removed to that
court for this county will be tried at
I the present session of the IT, S. court
now being held in Tucson The cal
of the calendar in that court has beer
set for Monday
Another 5ootlegger.
/ J. H. Reed was brought over from
Bowie today and placed in the county
/ jail in default of $500 bail He is
charged with having introduced 4
lquantity of liquor into the state al
Bowie from Lordsbure. New Mexico
Iso was brought over by Constable
J. %. Pruitt.
Examined For Insanity
Oscar Weigler. an old timer of Co
chise county. who has been a residen
of Paradise and vicinity for a numbe
of years, was brought over from Doug
las this molning and was examined
this afternoon before the lunacy com
mission He has been in the count,
hospital for several weeks. He is no
/ violent but seems to be suffering from
lack Of memory. He was ordere,
committed to the asylum.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
MAY CHANCE ALTITUDE.

SALONIKE, Nov. According to
information obtained from Greek
sources, believed to be reliable, King
Constantin has assured the French
minister at Athens that should Ru-
mania join the entente allies or should
the situation in Serbia be appreciably
ameliorated by the Anglo-French Of
fensive movement. Greece win not be
unprepared to change her present at
titude. The Russian troops landing at
Varna made a deep impression here.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
NEW METHOD OF ATTACK.

LONDON Nov. 4.-Germany APP
pears to be trying a new method Of
attack on British merchantmen with
aeroplanes The cork steamer, Avo-
Get, which arrived at Manchester, re-
ports, according to the Liverpool
Journal Of Commerce, a thirty five
minute engagement with three hostile
aeroplanes October go one large
battleplane dropped thirty six bombs,
some of which fell within seven feet
of the steamer When the bombs
were exhausted the plane used q
machine gun.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

The Silver Belt at Miami has is
sued a handsome edition. known as
"The Business Mems Edition. II
was a very clever pen picture Of the
business interests of the young min
ing metropolis.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

On the ground that the Arizona
Land and Irrigation company had not
complied with the terms of the lease,
the Prescott city council passed a re-
solution cancelling the agreement
whereby the company was to have the
use of the city ranch for SO years. The
lease provided that the company
should construct and maintain two
septic tanks on the farm to take care
of the city sewage.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

If we could send your
coffee to you every MORN
ing by express, it wouldn't
be any JreSher than it is
when you open the alright
tin.
Don't hesitate with ifs
and butts; try Schilling's
Best. It's moneyback; we
take the risk, there is
none.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

A bond ana lease has been taken
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

Bids for building two county bridges
one at ST. Johnes and one at Navajo.
have been called for by the road com
missioners. to be i'm the hands of the
clerk of the board Of supervisors not
later than Nov. /
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05

A report that certain tent houses
have been appropriated following the
death of their owners and rented out
to health seekers by residents of
"Tentvine", a Tucson health seekers
camp, is being investigated by the
county authorities 1t is claimed that
a number of residents of Tentville
have increased their income from SO
to $40 a month in this way.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
short STATE ITEMS
FROM VARIOUS PLACES

Fourteen thousand seven hundred
bushels of grain We're theshed I'm the
Snowflake section this tall
The Indian school at Phoenix has
'an enrolment Of 712.
Mrs Wy Fuller, lovingly known as
"Aunt Mary" is dead at her home in
Pine.
Forty thousand pounds of dates
were grown in Arizona during the
present season.
Mrs. L. E. Wightman of Globe has
been elected grand chief Of the Py-
THAN Sisters.
Miami has an epidemic of typhoid
fever An effort is being made to
stamp it out by vaccination.
, Joe V. Prochaska of Miami has been
/ appointed district deputy grand exalt-
, ed ruler of the Elks lodge.
{ Miami has put on a campaign OF
/, you must clean up" MUST will
q certainly bring home the bacon.
aI
\ Rev William W. Shenll Of Flagstaff
r. is the new pastor of the Globe Ne
thodist Episcopal church.
j. Fathers Day was quiet generally
e observed throughout the state, para
n doxical as IT may seem, by mothers.
e The Record claims that business
O conditions in Globe are better thar
d ever before in the history Of tina
y magnificent mining city.
r. The Ladies' guild of the Episcopa
1t church Of Globe contemplates o nova
g and rather unusual bazaar They PROF
e ose operating the fair without sellin
* a chance"
IS Bids for building two county bridge
IL one at ST. Johnes and one at Navajo
IN have been called for by the road con
~ missioners. 10 be in the hands of tn
he clerk of the board Of supervisors nc
later than Nov. l.
as The Silver Belt at Miami has h
Sc sued a handsome edition. known a
&c "The Business Mems Edition
of was a very clever pen picture Of tn
I'm business interests of the young mil
I'D ing metropolis.
W.
40 h-a .va Iooeo hos boan taLar
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-05
Schilling's
Best

the Meridian group Of mining claims
situated in Hassayampa mining dis
trict, Yavapai county The group
comprises seven claims and has been
operated for the gold contents of the
ore. W. b. Johnson of Nation, Ari-
IONA, is the party taking the lease
and it is understood that he will pro
coed rapidly to develop the property
as theoretically as possible.
Pennsylvania capitalists have ac-
quired the Tungsten properties, known
as the Vondrack tungsten claims, stu
ated about is miles east of Yucca on
the Santa Fe railroad, Mojave county.
The property base been fairly we'll de-
veloped and ore has and is being
mined at the present time. A wagon
road is now under construction from
the railroad to the mine. And a mill
for treating the ores will be erected
as early as possible
Bowie business men have resolved
not to send abroad for printing. A
good move
The Mountain View Farm Improve
ments association, an organization Of
/ Cochise county farmers, near WnlcoX,
has decided to start a monthly paper
3 TO promote the interests of the farm
ers.
A. w. Hard of Jacksonville, Fla,
has purchased a $50 acre. relinquish-
ment from Mr.. jenkins, two miles
north of Bowie He / sputting up a
] dwelling and viii establish residence
on the land at once.
/ 1t is reported the Angle-Busch Lum
Der company has changed hands, hav
( ing sold their Wilcox yard outright
and C. w. Push and C. b. CurrieI
have taken over the San Simon and
Bowie yards Mt Busch's family has
moved to Wilcox, their former home
while he viii remain in Bowie anc
handle the business.
Las Wednesday morning the store
owned by b. A. Taylor at Kelton, was
! noted as being on fire by Mr. Ballou
} who started an alarm by firing a nnm
Der of shots When he noticed thu
blaze, the interior of the store seemed
q to be one mass of flames. Manage
= o. L. Mize, who slept in a room ad
joining the store, was aroused just il
time to grab a few valuables and sc
f out The building and contents wer
i all consumed with a loss estimated b.
Mr. Taylor as something like $500
in excess of the insurance The origi
# Of the fire is not known.
Five residents of Maricopa count
are being tried in the superior com
y in Phoenix on a charge of killing dee
a, before the opening OF the season. Tn
complaints against the men wer
sworn to by State Game Warden VIII
IS ard. e. j. Flock of Glendale is tn
n first to be tried, and has demande