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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11
G9lUllUQUl ALMOST SECURED
TICKET Sale NEARING END

The ehauiauqua season tickets
are going very fast aud il is ex-
peeted that the FUN number will he
spoken for during the next three
days Tho season ticket sale VIII
close when the fun number Is
reached. Those who do not speak
Tor season tickets during the next
three days viii have 70 pay fun price
az the gate. The admission this
year is the same for season tickets
mat Il has been In the past. but the
gate admittanee will be thlrty-flve
cents instead of twenty five cents
as heretofore II you have not par-
chased tickets it viii pay you to DO
50 at once. You can phone goo.
722 or 75O and speak for tickets
before Wednesday night.
The board has secured better at
fractions than the bureau has been
able to furnish heretofore. Among
the leading attractions may be men
TONED Thuyia's band and grand OPP
era singers, the Melting Pot. which
rs something unusual FOR the chau-
tauqua, the Hayden choir OF twelve
singers, the great Hungarian or
chestra, Coy. Glenn of North Caro-
lima, Julius Caesar Maybe of Ath-
ems, Greece, j. Adam Bede of Min
nesota, who will speak on "our Ma
ton; It's Problems and Progress"
William Jennings Bryan, who will
speak on April "a. and many others
Of national reputation.
Mr.. Bryan is coming in advance
Of the remaining numbers for the
reason that his time could not be
engaged later.
The ehautauqua auditorium will
be put in good condition during the
next few days to accommodate the
large audience that is expected to
hear Mr. Bryan
It is now time for every one to
make sure of season tickets and
prepare for a splendid chautauqua.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11
WILSON AND SHERMAN IRE
FAV0RITts IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD. H.. April IL
with two candidates in the field
Woe lrow Wilson on the democratic
ticket and Lawrence Y. sherman, IL
linois' fayorite son. TO head the re-
publican party the first Illinois
presidential preference primary e.
being held today.
Because there are no bitter con
tests. leaders declare the strength 81
their respective parties viii hardly
be indicated by the result
There are a few districts, how-
essr. whsre republican aud pfogras-
sive aspirants 10 the convention have
filed "ao preference petitions.
where d heavy vote Is expected.
Because an these fights are be-
ing waged 10 the republican ranks.
democratic politicians declare their
opponents vote viii be considerably
larger than that o. the democrats
and emphasize tina, the vote today
will rot indicate the returns Of the
presidential election Nov. :
The republicans say they expect
a zoe. geo plurality here this yeag.
Under normal conditions this state
il republican with a plurality 81
loo. 900.
The state and county primaries
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11

TERRELL. Texas. April i1.-At a
mass meeting held here yesterday
morning ARRANGEMENTS were made 90
maintain a Terrell baseball team In
the Central Texas league. -. NJ.
Childress and w. A. Stewart win BE-
in charge of the team, The Terrell
Park association, which owns Man
ming park. has rented the park e
childress aad Stewart for the sea.
son, which will open on May with
schedule OF sixty games.
Terrell fans are much Interested
in tho new team Players viii be
sisned as soon as possible
Yesterday afternoon the Terrell
Baseball association was organized
with W. A. Stewart. president r.
NJ childrosa. vice president, and j.
L. Griffin. manager. Il is planned
to begin practice playing on April
IS, when players viii be tried out
us rapidly as practicable Mr. Grit
fin was manager Of the Terrell team
last season and plans 10 secure tho
best players obtainabie this season
and make Terrell the winning team
of the league.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11
AT the Empire.

Iron Rivals" a Bison two reel
feature starring Marie Walcamp Is
the leading attraction at the EN-
pire theater today. lAnother star
on the Empire program is Francis
Ford in THE Cry OF Erin" Rex
drama The other attraction is a
Nestor comedy. Across the Hail.
with Billie Rhodes. Neal Burns, Ray
GaIlgher and Ethel Lynn in the
leads. Friday the Empire viii show
J. Warren Kerrigan in THE Pool
Of Flames, five act dramatic
feature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11
NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get a 10 cent package Of DIR.
James Headache Powders
and don't suffer.

Wien Jour heaa aches ypa simply
muat have ralipf ef you wiz go wild
TIA needless 20 efiset ahsa yqa can
take remedy lies lh ltulea' Head
aehe Pow lers and relieve the psin and
ueuralgia al once Send aomeone to
the drug stafe new for . dime package
ii Or. Janica Headache Powders.
Don't snlFerl Ia fea mements sou
ssl feel fine headache GONE no moFs
neuralgia paiA.
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At the Queen.

On Thursday Of this week the
Queen theater will show home tai
emit play. in connection with the
reeplsr program. This day viii be
Known as waxahaehie Fifemen
psneat pay at the Queen A part
~ the proceeds is to 20 TO the brave
fire fighters Of the city. Besides
eeeiag good picture program you
win Be helping the firemen
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11
woRTH KNOWING

Women are liable % ailments
which cause constant ili-heiath ara
=. which they may consult doctors
ri,bout much relief i IS vel
worth knowing that they ean get at
,se nearest drug store a simple re q
ieire made Of roots and herbs.
when IS 3uss What they need % re-
cover health. That medicine 8
r.vdfa +. Piukham's Feseiabie 1a@
Dochd.-la dg.-
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AUSTIN. Texas, April H. Pitch
ing the best and cleanest game OF
baseball that has been seen on Clark
Field this season. Milton Thomas
pitched his team to a 10 game
over the Baylor aggregation yes
terday afternoon At no time was
he in danger OF score. only one
runner getting TO second and few
even To first He retired thirteen
OF the hard-hitting Baylorites by the
strikeout route aud allowed only
two aafeties during the nine innings
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nENs HrAR lRtIT.

Healthy hens are great profit
bearers. Use Ross Dead Quick
spray about your poultry. 1t Is the
'just-right, chicken disInfectant
and inaecticide. II keeps them free
OF mites. lice. and destroys germs
that cause roup. cholera. etc. Sold
In Waxahachie by curiin's Two
Drug Stores -(advI
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WASHINGTON. April little
Philadelphia Nationals yesterday
won, To I. the last OF their exhi
bition games here with tho Wash
ington Americans IN the eighth
with the score tic and the bases
filled by scratch hit and two
passes Gallia forced over the win
ming run by Walking Bancroft
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E., 81
At the Dixie.

At the Dixie theater today the
American Film company presents a
three reel Mustang feature in the til
tie of "Curlew Corliss. starring
ART Accord and Dixie stratton in the
leading roles with the support OF a
star cast The single reel is
.Bungling BiIrs peeping WAYS, a
Vogue comedy featuring Paddy Nc
CURE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April IL
Veachs home run in the sixth IN
ming broke the tie 10 yesterdays
game between the Detroit Americans
and the Kansas City American assoc
citation team. Detroit winning. 2 TO
!. Cunningham aud Dabue pitched
we'll, letting down the locals With
four hits.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11

ST LOUIS. April H. Four sin
giles. base on balls and two sacri-
flee flies nctted the 81 Louis Amer
leans three runs. enough to win the
final game Of the city series FROM
the ST. Louis Nationals, score. 8
to 1.
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SPORTING
ekTM@

Nj woRLEANs. Ia. April IL
Larry Pezcld. an inticldcr. was re-
leased yesterday b. the New or
leans southern association club TO
Fort Worth Of tho Texas league un-
der an optional agrccgent.
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this head are subject to the action
OF tho democratic primary election
10 be held ID July 1916.
For Congress. Fifth District:
RATION VI SUMMERS
Fer State senator. TeHth District.
]. VI ALnERDiCE.
For Representative, Place No. ::
~. r. cox.
For Repfe sentative, Place 2:
JACK JOHNSON
For Tax Collector
w. TON JONES
nIlLlE BRATcHER.
]. =. KEAToH
Gro. C. SWEAT.
JAMES A. cox.
~. ). HAMILTON.
ToM hLAkEY.
r.. T. SMITH
For County Attorney:
TON DALI
!. Il. SPENCER.
HENRY TREY.
For Commissioned. Precinct 1.
TIM NEWTON
JIM CALLENS.
]. ~ GRIFFITH.
For Commissioner. Precinct No, 2:
PERCY WOOD.
q. G. HITCHCOCK.
For Commissioner. Precinct No. 3:
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
j. III. JAMES.
For Commissioner. Precinct &:
w. A. WITHERsPO0N.
FRANK KEEsEE.
HOWARD GARyIS.
w A. FEW
n. 4. CANAwAY
-. r HAWKINS.
For Constable Precinct No. L;
JIM HAaiM
4. c. JOHNSON.
j. l.. PLANT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11

An artistic temperament never
seems to fit in we'll with regular en-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-11

now and then the average
like an automobile out of
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By day Or contract. W. A. Williams.
phone Tss lspd
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE Fresh homemade lard.
Phone 6S2 II pd
FOR SALE Ford Touring ca
Arson T Cole. q
FORD ROADSTER Tor sale. cheap
) F. simmons Il
FOR SALE Three helrers. fresh IN
mix. Hughes smith. RI. waxaha-
ellie. Texas i7pd
ron sALE on TRADE f91s Ford
roadster Tom c. Grimiand a Co
te
PIANO FoR SALE CHEAP. cash or
installments Address II V" hos
&es. Fort Worth. Texas. 10
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FOR RENT.
ron RENT Five-room house. gar.
den and barn J O. Ray Il
FOR RENT Residence. corner Mar
vim and brown Opposite hlsa
school Rent SIS c n supple Il
FOR RENT Four room house on
Lake Park ave. newly papafed and
painted See sam ". Casothsrs t.
FOR RENT 5-room house close In.
all eouyeniencea. Phone - or e6t
e. j. Thomson. n
FOR RENT Two nice. largo rooms,
furnished for light housekeeping
Phone 3f5. II dh
.7se---
For RENT Five room cottage on
College street. close IN. newly paint
81 and papored. All modern con
Henienees. Phone Mrs Mat Robin
sou. over the Howard exchange. Is
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FULLY EQUIPPED am fully
equipped 10 take charge o. your
lawn and put IL ~ first class con-
dition. " A. Williams. phone
TSs tspd
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WANTED Two uufurnished rsoms
where can get place for chickens
and COW Prefer place close IA or
near car line Phone 2ta y "
Harrison II
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS

All announcements made under
this head are subject to the action
OF the democratic primary election
10 be held IN july 1916.
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wANT 10 Buy
Dallas. Texas.

Both Pn0n
Main AS
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10 YoU WANT % keep boarders
Tor the summer Normal rent fur
nishcd rooms. rent unfurulahed
reums for light housekeeping fur
alsh meals. etc Have you a con-
venienl ROOM hat y0s could well
spare for seven or Hlue weeks and
set SGT something out OF lt2 VIII
y0u help make the atay Of the teach
era pleasant aud make them feel
glad they came 20 waxahachief
Phone n Gordon. 50 old phone.
Friday Of this week II
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YARD CLEANING Get my prices
on yard cleaning and sgass e4tt.ns
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WANTED.

WANTED Your ice cream orders
Kendall Ice Cream Co old phone
e45, new tT4. If
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FOR LOANS on first or second yeu-
doris iein notes from si.0o0 10
s20.0e0. address Y 0. Box ss5.
Waxahachie. Texas l6
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FOR RENT Two nice. large rooms,
furnished for Hight housekeeping
Phone 3f6. II dh
FOR RENT Five room cottage on
College street. close IN, newly paint
81 and papesed. All modern con
senieneea Phone Mrs. Mat Robin
sou, over the Howard exchange. Ii
WANTED.
WANT I'd four ice cream orders.
Kendall Ice Cream 20. ola phone
2fe, new 1t
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WANTED Two uufurnished rooms
and COW Prefer place close n or
near car line. Phone gaa. j.. vi
tIarriosr tfl
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1857 OK F'ctrNn
EsTRAYED One black mare mule.
about Is hands high. white spot on
~. culbartson. Hovee. Texas. Ig-bd
- r
LOST Somewhere between Waxa
and wasahaehio. a tiambla or the
hub OF Bulek Sc. Finder will
efaaaa nnttfv r y Nhfnpie S.
STOLEN Prom my earaee rridpy
aew casing. name on il Jastls. Hza
8ox3. $40 reward Tor arrest and
q tee aay 1el
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LAWN MOWERS adjusted and ahar
pened at Arthur aiakoy's shop. Il
cars. sec me. Arson r Cole e
II. u. -sANhiN. contractor ana
builder. Phohe 40.
4 'AS cut your grass o"stvf' ehe@pet
ana quicker !" a. NiiliaHss' pho"a
100. AgPa
fhohotohBhED jersey males lof
service. ). ~ heihniakAam' o'd
phone ga u
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safes or anything 70 De moEea OF
hauled residence prone ~sa'
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1857 or Fcrvn

EsTRAYED One black mare mule.
about IS hands high white spot ON
honlder, Finder please phone w
". Culberts0n, Royce. Texas. tG pa
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UMBRELLAS recovered and repair
ed Arthur Maek0ys shop. first door
north Of laundry. College 81 Il
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STOLEN Prom my garage Frispy
aew casing. name on it Justis. size
3px3 $40 reward for arrest and
conviction OF the guilty party. Dr.,
!. Is. Lee. adv 10
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EoH RENT.

ron RENT Fivs-room house. gao.
den and barn J o. Ray #
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FOR RENT Residence. corner Mar
yin and brown Opposite hlka
school Rent SIS. c n supple Il
Evening star., 1916-08-20
MAGAZINE SECTION for August ao,slole
Stop, Look, and Listen
By ALBERT W. ATWOOD

There are automobile, munition, oil, cop
per, zinc, and many other new fotations.
Already great many of these have suf-
fered from too much optimism, and specu-
lators who looked for quick profits have
only debit items. There is no excuse for
any investor buying an unbaked stock,
because at the present time scores of good
stocks of companies, whose average an
nual earning power is well known and
can be depended upon in normal as well
as abnormal times, are available to return
liberal income. Here are four rules
which, if followed, will usually prevent
avoidable losses: Don't buy stock until
l. You are sure that its actual or esti-
mated earnings are based on normal
prices rather than on wartime conditions.
2. You have discovered whether the
stock can be bought more cheaply in
the open market than from the promoter
or company which is offering it to you.
3. You are sure that several brokers
will buy it from you for about the same
price you are paying for it.
4. You have asked an officer of the
bank where you keep your checking ac-
count whether his bank will lend fair
amount on the stock. This is the surest
test of all.
I'm forthcoming articles Mr.. At,oood ,oiu
discuss copper and automobile stocks.l
Free Booklets that You May Have
for the Asking
Evening star., 1916-08-20
Don't Buy Unbaked Stocks

IN the movies several facts stand out.
They may be briefly stated. There are
few large, strong companies with repu-
table managerial and financial backing,
and there ultimately will be more of that
sort. But thousands of men Of no stand
ing or reputation have rushed into the
moving picture business, as they always
do into anything new; and these men
have promoted so many little irresponsi-
BILE mushroom companies that no agency
can ever keep track of their daily death
list. That is one set of facts. Here is the
other: There are far too many companies.
Competition is being carried to the point
where only a very few can survive.
The result is that for months the stocks
of even the oldest, strongest, and most
reliable companies have been almost un-
salable. OF course, many of these will
revive in time; but at this writing the
market is hopeless.
Under such conditions and at such a
time a man who plays the races stands
far better chance of winning out than one
who puts his money on the stock of
mere irresponsible prospect among the
new and numberless unknown motion
picture fiotations. By prospect | mean
a company that has only promises to
offer, that indulges in platitudes instead
of statements of earnings and items of
property owned, that points to others
successes rather than to it's own. mean
q company that in its big advertisements
depicts all kinds of rosy possibilities and
uses the word opportunity very often,
instead of actually telling you in minute
detail what it has done, is doing, and is
about to do. A stock advertisement that
deals in generalities about the entire
industry or talks about golden and un-
paralleled opportunities instead Of de-.
scribing the operations of the particular
company in question, is sure invitation
to lose your money.
Facts About Moving Picture Stocks
OF course, there are many new promo
- tions at the present time that have to
be taken more seriously than the fly-by-
night class of motion picture stocks.
Evening star., 1916-08-20

ALMOST every mail brings to this
N office inquiries concerning some new,
ntried, unseasoned, and unbaked
stock fotation. For the last two years
promoters have made it their business to
produce great mass of new securities;
and the point of saturation, over-pro-
duction, and safety has about been
reached. If investors do not soon learn
to avoid these pitfalls, the losses in the
next few years will exceed anything in
the history Of this country.
A woman in Boston wants to know
about the stock of certain motion pic
ture concern-a brand-new affair. have
before me half-page advertisement in
a leading daily paper of this stock. 1t
is farce from beginning to end; but,
unlike the farces that one sees at the
movies, will end in tragedy for numerous
persons who can not afford to lose their
small savings.
l can only say that investing money
requires not so much expert technical
knowledge as cold, calculating common
sense. 1t is your money, and it should
be invested where it will mean enduring
security for you and yours. The motion
picture business is a. present in state
of chaos, as anybody with half blind
eye can see. This statement is not made
in criticism of great and legitimate in
dustry, but as cold, indisputable fact,
freely admitted by all the leaders in the
business. Exactly the same statement
could have been made of the steel indus
try eighteen years ago, of the railroad
business about twenty-five years ago, and
of almost every other industry that has
gone through period of insane and
ruinous competition.
Evening star., 1916-08-20

Arrangements hare been made by phich any reader
mentioning This magazine may hare any or all Of IKE
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Slattery & Co.. 40 Exchange Place, New York
issue the " Investors Pocket Manual" giving i'm
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The partial-payment method of saving and in
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The ODD Lot Rerieu is weekly publication writ
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Making Your Money Work for You," especially
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want copy.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-07-14
Populations Flow and Ebb.

When we speak of the waves OF i'm.
migration rolling into this country the
backwash is frequently forgotten. In
1915 the number Of arrivals was 423..
244, while the number who returned
to the countries Of their nativity was
3S4,174. or SO per cent. Last year may
be regarded Is abnormal owing to q
general condition of war; but, taking
the 1ve-year period 19O9-13, of a total
OF 7,454.2S9 immigrants, 3,210,958. or
4S per cent, returned.
In fact. there is q regular ebb and
1ow In the movement Of population,
depending upon the rise, remarks the
Philadelphia Record, and decline In
the demand for labor. A considerable
proportion of the immigrants are birds
OF passage, and there are many among
them who have come and gone two or
three times. Only one-half the arriy-
ais become permanent residents.