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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-08
OffICIAllPR|hlRV TOTALS
COMPLIED BY SECRETARY

HOUSTON. TEXAS. August s.
The totals OF the votes Ia tie priua-
" election as ;hry were found by n
subcommittee aud as 'hey will be re-
ported 70 the convention a-e as sol.
lcws:
For submission t74.4S5. against
l72.s3s: majority for 2.iOs.
For retention OF Robertson Law
1865. against lis.5S5.
Governor = Ferguson 2s7. sea.
Norris 17I.SSS. Marshall e.sTi.
United States Senator Colquitt
.l1e.6sS. Culberson S6.405. Brooks
77.S2e. Campbell 66.2s7. Henry B.
7l5. Davis 1865. Riddle ss5.
Lieutenant Governor - Hobby
412.596.
Attorney General~-Looncy 1884,
GIL. Woods 157.S07, Rowland as
Sl2.
Treasurer Edwards 206 .4o1.
Baker 131.126. Mum 52.534.
Judge Court Criminal Appeals =
Morrow 217,2S1. Harper 1861.
Chief Justice Supreme Court -
Philips 2S2,557. Jenkins 155.20s.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
-yantis 1919. 306, Hall tS6.959.
Railroad Commissioner - Mayfieil
226.615, Robbins ss.s39. Daniel Ca
0sS.
Superintendent Public Instruc-
t;on--Doughty 414.342.
Land Commissioner Robson
s05,S4S, Geers 1852, H.il st.s23.
Comptroller Terrell 253.c62.
White 132,206.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Davis
23s,029, Halbert 162,op7.
Congressman at Large 1.-TWO nomi-
rated Garrett 116.o7o. MeLemore
114.23o, Davis 1884. Fitzgerald
1897, Darwin 52.676, Byrne A.
s63, Padelford 32.161. Porter a.
7S7, Cooley 25.s75. Lakeland a.
O74, Cox 1904. Firmin ly.o5o.
Harrington 1928.
The committee compiled the re-
turns on submission as to the Four
tenth (BeaumontD Senatorial Dis
trict and found that 6,739 votes
we're cast for submission therein,
and against 6.99s, majority of
259 against. The unofficial returns
had shown a majority for submis
sion. The official count therefore
shows that less than two-thirds of
the senatorial districts have in
strucfed for submission.
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THIRTY CARS ENTERED FOR
AUTO RACE UP PIXIES PEAK

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Aug. S.-About thirty famous auto
speed kings here have entered cars
for the race to the top of Pixies
Peak day after tomorrow. Drivers
from the east will compete against
drivers from the west.
Ralph milford will try to estab-
lish a new worlds hill climbing
record he has Informed NJ w. Col
we'll, manager of the meet.
Hughie Hughes, veteran pilot
of racing cars, has been nominated
to drive a Deusenberg. Hughes has
not been seen in contest recently
but his victories of the past are
many.
Neil (Whirlwind) Whalen will
drive a Milao car.
Two Buick cars will be driven by
Mccoy and Dawson. 1t is probable
that Barney Oldfield will drive his
Delage racer.
For the last few days hundreds
of men have been getting the 49,
mile highway with its winding
curves and steep grades into shape
for practice. A. w. Marksheffel Of
Colorado Springs piloted one of
three Cadillac cars entered up the
13-mile circuit in 23 minutes.
milford, Hughes, Whalen, Patter-
son, Rippingill, Brooks and Stem
also made several fast ascents to
get acquainted with the turns and
grades.
The start will be made five miles
from the bottom of the highway and
the finish will be made at an eleva-
ton of 14,109 feet above sea level
Visitors are coming in to Pixies
Peak from all parts of Colorado.
Nebraska, Oklahoma, and other
surrounding states.
Prizes of cash and plate valued
at more than $500 are offered.
The automobile events, for both
amateur and professional drivers,
will be run on Friday and Saturday.
August 11-12. The motorcycle
events are to precede the others on
Thursday, August 10.
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Department the management Of the
Better Babies Contest Is vested. states
that complete arrangements have been
concluded during the past year to con-
duct this contest with better facilities
than prevailed last year. A handsome
and convenient auditorium has been
constructed for the purpose in the
State Fairs beautiful Hospital build.
ing. and this Auditorium will be pro.
vided with the best OF modern equip.
ment I
Mr. Yopp states that a great deal
OF interest has been aroused through
out the State by the preliminary an
nouncements OF this contest. and that
present indications point to very
large number OF entries
1t is also announced that majority
OF the States larger educational in
situations are preparing large exhibits.
The University OF Texas. State Agri
cultural and Mechanical College, Prai
RE View Normal. College OF Industrial
Arts. Southwestern University and
others have already made application
for space. and II Is expected that sew
eral others will be In line by Septem-
Der l. Mr.. Yopp predicts an unusual
ly big year In the educational division.
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they are in some cases.
The ''tvo-in-oue" collar stands
cut most prominently in the making
OF waists FOR every figure" The
new collar is one that turns up or
down. sometimes called the high
and low collar.
It's turned down for the young
woman and up for the woman Who
isn't 60 Young" waist manufsctur-
ers explained To the buyers today.
sleeves FOR fall waists are made
fun with plain. military, attach
ed cuff.
Georgette crcpo and crepe dc cninc
are the prevailing materials. white.
flesh, navy blue. tan. brown and a
few grcys will be the colors worn.
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DENoUNCING MEDICINES.

Wholesale denunciations OF propri-
etary medicines Is no more justifi-
able than Wholesale denunciatlon OF
the medical profession. II Is no
more true that there are reputable
physicians who unselflshly devote
their lives to an amending strng-
Gle with disease than that there are
standard remedies which do as good
a work; often where the work of
the. good physician can not reach.
IA food s'exh mhie Is Lydia u. Pink
bfin,s' Vegetable Compound, which
Az ppr forty years been alternating
Me- suffs1tngs Of women and cur
ing the Ills peculiar to their SEX
tadYAR 4 re-
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cAL0MEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SAL|vATES

Tore tonight. Your druggist or dealer
cells you a 80 cent bottle Of Dodsons
Liver Tone under my personal money
back guarantee that each spoonful viii
clean your sluggish liver better than a
dose OF nasty calolnel and that it won't
make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine. You'll know It next morning
because you will wake up feeling fine,
your liver will be working; headache
and dizziness gone; stomach win be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless and can not
salvate. Give it to your children.
Millions of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous calomel
now. Your druggist viii tell you thai
the sale of Calomel IS almost stopped
entirely here.
70 Two Drug Stores
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further east At first the American
tended wounded at a temporary hes
pital near the Kiev railroad sta
ton. hut upon being assigned 10 the
army OF the Caucasus they moved
20 Tiflls. From Tifis they went to
khoy To be nearer tho Russian front
then operating in the region of Err
zerum.
AT first there were many contag-
ious cases. And the beds were crowd
ed with sick refugees from Arme-
mia. Syria and other districts. There
were many children. too. to be
looked after. many of them in the
most pitiful condition. One Syrian
girl mentioned by the American
Commercial Attache Baker who Wis
tied the hospital. had been found
by the wayside in a diving condition,
her legs frozen below the knees.
yermin filling her hair. and cover
ing her body. She was scarcely
more than a skeleton in rags and
starving. She was the last of a
family, the victims of Turkish mas
sacres, and she had escaped only
by seeking refuge in the mountains.
Both legs were amputated above
the knees and her life was saved.
Conditions rapidly got better in
Khoy and vicinity, the contagious
disease being practically stamped
out. so Doctors Dickey and McClin-
tic. and nurse, Miss Lee. were trans
ferred to a field hospital at Kazvin
and later to Hammedan, Central
Persia. DR.. Hazlett remained in
charge at Khoy.
Russian and American ladies are
now nursing the sick and wound
ed side by side at Khoy, Russian
and American surgeons in charge.
over the roof the starry banner of
Uncle Sam amid the white, blue
and red tricolor of the Little White
Father, are ripping side by side.
And, to show his appreciation of
their work, the Grand Duke Mich
olas has given the order for imperial
decorations for each American doc
tor and nurse.
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;1I1s mo STRIPES FOUND
''''' 4 HEART OF BIBLE LAND
WILLIAM PHILIP siMMs.
% p-.ss staff Correspondent.

u,rpoGRAp. July s-tBy maiD
- s,ars and stripes today Flap
...s waited across fields FAM
in O, ,ns United states nc The land
'.' .ss Holy Bible. The flag flies
o. -" e,er the door of an American
nv a., where pretty American
0O,r ard able American doctors
81" ,or Russian sick and wounded.
The hospital is at Khoy' 20 miles
~ Julfa on the frontier be
' 'SssT Russia and Persia. To the
W. ,s.est of Khoy the icy dome
younte Ararat stands lined
inc, the skyline. 1900 feet
ssss or nearly 1900 feet higher
. a Mount Blanc. Here Noah's
s &c supposed to have rested after
the flood. a., a.
70 the southwest of Khoy lie the
las where Abraham and Isaac
.arasd their flocks. There too is
=. seene of the most famous of all
famous crimes. the murder of Abel
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-08

To keep the bowels regular the
best laxative is outdoor exercise.
Drink full glass of water half an
hour before breakfast and eat an
abundance of fruit and vegetables.
also establish regular habit and
be sure that your bowels move once
each day. When a medicine is need
ed take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They are pleasant to take and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by
Curlin's Two Drug Stores. adv
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by obtaining ten per cent vote
in today's assembly candidates are
designated for places on the ballot
at the state primary Sept. IL. when
the real fight Il staged. The vari-
Gus candidates named by the diffef-
ont parties will be finally voted on
Ir the general election OF November
Z.
Delegates for today's assembly
were elected July 20 In the county
assemblies. Mass primaries July 22
elected the delegates to the county
convention.
Candidates for congress- are nomi-
nntcd In the congressional assembly
which will meet imcdiately follow.
ing adjournment Of the state con-
yention.
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MANY EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
AT TEXAS STATE FAIR

A feature Of the
State Fair OF Tex.
as which possess
cs great educa-
tional value, and
one which. last
year. was Of In.
tense interest to
thousands Of Fair
visitors. Is the
Better b a b | o .
Contest designed
for the purpose of
creating a higher
standard of health
Tor Texas babies.
w. !. Yopp. d.
rector In charge
OF the State Fairs
Depart m q mt OF
Coll @ g Q 8 and
!.
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by his brother Cain.
There is no railroad from Julia to
Khoy and the dirt road IL very had
II takes four horses 10 pull ear
rage. AT. first the way lies in n
desert with barren mountains on
both sides but gradually. as one an
proachcs khoy. the terrain smoo,hes
itself out ard richer soil. aided bv
irrigation, gives vegetation a chance:
and here one still sees droves of
sheep grazing Just as they did in
the days whom Abraham beeat
Isaac.
In the valley OF orchards and gar
dens lies khoy. surrounded by its
mud walls. Low mud houses along
narrow. crooked streets surrounded
gayly with decorated and colorful
bazaars which form the center of
the place. compose the city. while
just outside is the conspicuous
building of the. Russian consul. On
posite this is the American hospital
with its Yankee flag flying. a
building long, broad and squat.
The hospital staff, including Or.
Hazlett, DIR. Dickey, DR.. McCnntic
and several Aemrican nurses. oiigi-
nally was at Kiev. but when the Rus
sian retirement from Gaiicia began
all hospitals were evacuated to points
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II am bothered with liver trouble
about twice year." writes Joe Ding
man, Webster City, Iowa. II have
pains in my side and back and an
awful soreness in my stomach. |
heard of ChauSerlain's Tablets and
tried them. By the time | had used
half bottle of them | was feeling
fine and had no signs of pain" For
sale by Curlin's Two Drug Stores.
adv
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sDodsoa's Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better THAI Calomsl and You Dunf
Lose a Days Wort

Liven up your sluggish liverl Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; he vigorous and full of ambi-
tion. But take no nasty, dangerous
eaIomel because it makes you sick and
you may lose days work.
Calomei is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking it up. That's when
YOU feel that awful nausea and crawoing.
Listen 10 me. Ii you want TO enjoy
the nioest gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing kou ever experienced just. take
. spoonful VI harmless DodsoA's Liver
For Sale By Curl
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A WAIST FOR EVERY FIGURE
A FIGURE FOR EVERY WAIST

CHICAGO. August s.--"A waist
for every figure That's the order
tackled up in the factory Of every
waist manufacturer In Chicago, they
admitted today. The makers show
ed the result of the order at this
weeks Fall Style show of the Chi
cago Garment Manufacturers ASSOC
citation, at Bismark gardens. And
of course there's figure CD for
every waist, too; and quite high
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NNNNNNNNNNANNNN
HAIR HARBOR SUMMER
COIONISTs GIVE A
PREPAREDNESS CABARET

= BAR IIARBOR. Mace. Aug. I
= s.--The Preparedness Cabaret.
= another summer diversion for 4
. society folk at their cottages
. here and something of an In I
= novation altogether. win be I
. staged here tonight. The Pre- I
= paredness Cabaret will 90 s,l. 4
. lowed by the Neutrality Ballet I
= under the direction OF John
. Murray Anderson. This IL the
. first OF series of specially
= named cabaret performances,
. Among the patrons and patron
= esses are: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
= Damrosch, Mr.. and Mrs. John
. Ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
= Arson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard NJ.
= Thomas and others.
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Z
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FORMER JUSTICE WANTS To
BE COLORADO's GOVERNOR.

DENVER. Colo. August s.~The
democratic state assembly met here
today to nominate presidential elec-
tors and a. state ticket. Julius G.
Gunter, former justice Of the Colo
rado supreme court. was practically
unopposed Tor the nomination for
governor Six adherents OF Wood
row Wilson will be named as presi-
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wobbAiIsv or TWO STATES
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

ADA. Okla, Aug. s.-The annual
encampment of the Oklahoma and
Arkansas Woodmen OF the World
began here today. Hundreds of Ok
lahoma Woodmen and many of their
Arkansas fraternal brethren. re-
spendent in new khaki uniforms.
gave the encampment the appear
ance Of an army camp.
The army will break camp Sat
urday night.
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CHIsISTY SULLIVAN To
RETURN TO THE TURF.

= NEW YORK. August s.--The =
= famous white and green cplors =
= OF Christy Sullivan. state sena- =
= tor from the BoweFy for 30 =
= years, will reappear on New =
= York race tracks within the =
= next few days. for the first time =
> since Governor Hughes dealt =
. race track betting a body blow =
. in this state several years ago.
= Sullivan left the truck altogeth-
. err at that time. He has just =
= bough. Nephtys. n 4-year-old =
= filly by Isldor-Marest. from ,
. Roxy Angorola. lie will buy =
= big string and get, back into =
= the game. he said today. =
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sHERIFFs IN SESSION
CROOKS ARE SCARCE

OKLAHOMA CITY. Ok. Aug. s.
hold. bad burglars. confidence
men, pickpockets, and other
I"crooks'' are making themselves
exceedingly scarce around Oklaho-
ma City today.
The international Sheriffs' associa-
tion. which opened its annual ses-
sion hero today with several hum
dred peace officers from VARIOUS
parts of the country attending. Is
the reason.
The scientific tracking of crimi-
mails. which have superceded the old
fashioned methods or the .tin-star'
sheriff, and practical Chronological
problems are being given attention.
Tho meeting will continue three.
days.
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1t is easy to start row in hot
weather, but it's too hot to fight.
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RAILROAD
WAGES
Shall they be determined by
Industrial Warfare or
Federal Inquiry?


Do you believe in arbitration or indus
trial warfareP
The train employees on all the railroads
are voting whether they will give their leaders
authority to tie up the commerce of the
country to enforce their demands for 100
million dollar wage increase.
The railroads are in the public service
your service. This army of employees is in
the public service-your service.
You pay for rail transportation 3 billion
dollars a year. and "A cents out of every
dollar from you goes to the employees.
On all the Western railroads 1915 scventyve per Of the
train employees these wages lowest highest and average
Of AID as shown by the pay rolls
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ELISHA LEE, Chairman.
.,lshiCHr. Ceaq Manager.
atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
BALDWIN, C<sI Ma.are,.
Central Of Csorgi. Raii~.y.
: BAkDo. CENT Manager.
Nss iork. New Ha.ea hartford R.ilro.A.
eoAPMAN. yies-Pye.ids.s
. s'a'hsru Railway.
UTTER. Seat Manager.
. sos'h Railway.
~ III, Asst yiee-Presids.s
c.,., EDISON. cs.l Manage.
p1siNc. Cssf Manager.
~ c.,ap. . Reading Railway.
os...s. <.sI 10 P,esid.ai,
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Phone 4s6 VIII get the printer
right now Estimates cheerfully Civ.
an. J. T. Tucker. job printer. ''thAtN
all."--(Adv) T.
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4. 8. CREIC, dat. 10 Rseeissys.
81. Louis a San francisee ksiiros1
c. W. kOUNS. Cssr Mosagsr,
Atchi.on, Topeka q Santa Fe kaiivays
u. ". MeMAsTER. CssT Manager,
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
n ID. MAHER, ce-PresideaL
Norfolk ard " estern Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL, CesT Manager.
Denver Il Rio Crsnde Railroad
a. N. sCHoYER, Resident Yio~-Prss~
PenDsyivanis lines West.
". l. seldom. ries-Prssidsss
Seabosrd Air Line Railway.
a. J. STONE. yios-Prssidsai.
Erie Rsilrsad-
c. s. wAlD, piee Pres. = Goal Asn~gss,
Ssnset Csatpal Lzes.
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GntI6luB Ser sllliirtennddte bortbllt,
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peitersufiibreu, bis Sdaolos6altlne.
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BEN iinb."
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Iesen uno nad 2lopb Georges Ylaz
nen ~iebe llnSe nationaIer &raft" fiir
bel1ielben einsulebeu. miro formea Bic
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Ser. Staaten lperben gu llebcrnittlern
oieier 9iote aen1aht lperben, uebenlp
ipie lie als 2aufburld)e 3eltlhlanb5
beriuenpet lullrben."
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25. 9es. Sic lleberlee : 9tabrid,tenz
agentllr ipeiir beute auf ben Stint
numgslpehiel in Ser Deutlheu Hreiie
BIN llno nlelbet:
nSoeute ertcl,nt bie @oliilhe 3eis
tune an, oaB bie @orihldse bes Gra<
libenten in i6ren oauptpunften nit
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cinltimmllns gebradt peroen fonnen.
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5irtes 9ufunent, ba5 einer perIdlic@
benen Nllsleeuns fdbig lei. 9as 8eidJ
babe aber feinen @rltno gu Der Slnz
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uueblen Motinen leiten lieB, aIs CT
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binsuuseu nit chamber aussutalliden.
glad Der nSeutlhen Sages5eitlns
lit es Soerrn 8illpn5 Abiicht, leil1
2anb bor eiuer brobenOen aataItropbe
su ld,iiBen. Sic n5aslide 9lunold]al
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uern an Die grfabrlngen pes @iener
aougreiles unb iasen:
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erreiden permocbte, oas perIlden
! iebt Sic @ereinisten staaten 5ll cr@
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