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PALESTIME DAILY HERALD, APRIL 1, 1920.
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THE FRENCHMAN NO
MATCH FOR JACK
DEMPSEY
PILLY ROCHiE SAYS AMERICAN
CHAMPION WILL WIN EASILY
FROM CARPENTIER
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The Neelies reporter has had sick-
ness in her'family, and has been una-
ble to send in a report.- Therefore
some of the news is old.
Mrs. Walter Cook, who was former-
ly Miss Eula Todd, died on the 2ith
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BY JACK VEIOCK,
International News Sporting Editor
New York, March 31.—“Jack Demp-jof February, after a lingering illne.-r
sey will defeat Georges Carpentier as of several weeks. She was buried in
easily as he has beaten, other heavy- the Nechel cemetery on the _vn.
weights, juat as sure as they ever get i She was a devout member of the
Into the ring together.” j Christian church, but owing to the .?b-
Here is a point-blank assertion that j sence of a minister ot her faith. it«.
may get a rise out of a good many j D. S. Burke conducted the fvyv..•*.
followers of fistcuffs, but it comes from 1 service. The floral offerings W-R'
a man who knows boxing inside out. beautiful. A brother, Mailer ToiL..
Billy Roche, famous boxing referee from Louisiana came to be with them,
and manager of Gene Tunney, the .and also a brother and si&tei of AL.
sensational Greenwich Village heavy-j Cook, Mr. Edgar Cook of B’eokv nle.
weight, made the foregoing statement, Mrs. John Loper of Reese. She leaves
regarding the merits of Dempsey andja heart broken husband and six liuie
the (French idol, and Billy’s opinion is children, besides k host of other y<
hi tegular u:>p intim
Mrs. T. J. Bo- y ha 1 a birlut
March the 4th, and Mrs. L l
had' one on the *J:k. Mrs. R:
pared a nice dinner a-nSl invite
1 . 1 Mir-. . J L-y, ' : id
them and J--.-I--1 at oath bin
Mr . Foscy via- b5 y ars of o
Mr. R,.y v.as. 50. The day was
pleasatft one for all.
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shies on our Second Floor
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Cranvii! Simpson of
Isiling his home folks.
Ft. Wurth
Ey your HOT CROSS BUNS
i UNIVERSAL BAKERY. ”
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worthy of consideration.
During the war Roche was “over
there” with the forces of the Knights
of Cfclumbus. He organized boxing
tournaments and staged boxing shows
for the American Doughboys both in
France, .before the armistice was
alives to grieve for her. When. Mm
Cook died their friends were than'
A real cut .price on Georget.c and
Taffeta Dreaees for Friday and S ■ (-'
These Shoes and Slippers were selected from the stock
we bought from Mr. Srpoks at 66 2-3 cents
on the dollar
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ful because Mr. and Mrs. Cook’s, urday. Mrs. Edward Kingsbury, 659
mothers were both living, and would s. Magnolia street. 31-2t
be so much^fcomfoit and assistance to j
him. But he has again had to passj
under the rod. His mother, Mrs. Joe'
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When
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• signed, and in Germany after .the | Evans, was taken sick with the flu, j
Americans crossed tfie.Rhine^ He has | then took pneumonia and only lived aj
seen both Dempsey an Cai-pentier in \ few days. She died on the 2uh of
t action and he is a veteran student j March ar.d was buried in the Neches
and his opinions I cemetery on the 2Sth. Mrs. Evans;
tv.-. Br.-kAr.rt wants yen to jvr » bmi
*ir:v far's, treatment « n". z-ui • r.'ivt'g
’etr’tab.o •gc.w:'.c.: } ir y,
♦ ^ p . •, 1 C •': : • i •
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of the boxing game
cprry weight.
first married a Mr. Cook who died.
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totTlly^bsd !. r. K:w /o$-> r
inr v.h’eh * j; ht cut e. ht
lant jjrowui of heir o? v.. , *h' Lt» u fo p^uJ
that he wLJ «ehjd t&c inforicst.b :i fres to Atnj.cna
who fr-r it. tfc r.te: J >bn li.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans rented out their, %£
Hair Grown os E:!J
Affer bents: *hno5t 1
bn, pily fouiTd BonKt.iir
kizoriaDt growrUJ of h
rid tl
it.
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ifead
men have yrowt
ttufl Ow r, enow t ubers; tin* is q;emAae.
“In the first place,” opines Billy,’After a number of years she married
“the French and British are away Mr. Joe Evans. They reaied ,two
behind the United States in producing I sons, Floyd and Jesse, to manhood,
either rugged or crafty boxers. I’ll Both are married and ha\e families.
give you an illustration:
“As a representative of the Knights j farm, and resided with Flcyd Evans
of Columbus I staged boxing shows; and family, in the ML \ernon neigh-
for the American doughboys in both I borhood. She was a consistent nieru-
JVance and Germa!\y. After the|ber of the Christian church, and was
armistice was signed 1 was with the ’ °he of those beautiful Christian clmi-
American army on the Rhine and I j acters who lived such a life thaL e\ -
sent back to France for a half dozen cry one had something good io ?a> of
of the best French professional boxers ! her. Her son, Edgar Cook of Be^k-.
available to meet the pick of the ville, and a daughter, Mrs. John Lo-
American Army of Occupation. We P**, husband and children of Reese,| \ . .. |3
had some rugged though green boys | were, with her when the end came, j Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver •,
among the soldiers, but I thought I She leaves an a?ed mother, husband j j^eep t^e organs healthy by j M
.. . « . ffwrsv nViilHron on t\ monv oth Pr 1*P- . I I . JIJ . 1 _____1
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-Is piled high with Ladies and Misses’ Shoes and
Slippers in every size and leather. On this table
you will find White Pumps, Black Pumps; also
Lace and Button High Top Shoes in gunmetal,
vici kid and patent leathers.—Sale Price—
Bratton Drug Co,, J. D. Smulleu &
Co.. Rose. Plug Co.. F. A Patrick.
WATCH
THE BIG 4
Table
No. 2
-Consists of vici kids, gun metals, patents, greys,
browns and white Shoes and Slippers. You
can find almost every size up to an 8 on this
'.table. These Shoes are actually worth double
the price wre are asking for them.—Your choice
of this table—
knew pretty well whet they could do an<l five children and many other re
and they upheld my confidence in Nations and friends who feel her .loss,
them. so deeply.
“The Frenchmen came uieng in due 1 Rev. D. S. Burke conducted her fun-1
time and we arranged matches, and eral also. There wTas one of largest
held a big boxing fast. What hap- j crowds that have ever ^ttended a fun-
—Why, bless you* those green eral in Neches, present. Also many
regularly taking the world’s stam
r,rd remedy for kidney, live;
and uric acid troubles’*^
COLD MEDAL
Table
No. 3
_____ beautiful flowers were placed on her
- fessionais for goals, one and all. grave. m
|Lf "There’s rmiv ..mh^hiag to be said Mrs. Claude Smirl, who was sick
"Eurdpean m p of **> long at her home at Mt. Vernon.
boxerx they are a poor loL And as 1, almost got well again, but a few da>s
—On this table4 you will find Shoes and Slippers
iik black, brown, champagne and*white in both
High‘Shoes and Slippers. Some Pumps and
some Oxfords. The retail price of these Shoes
and Slippers had been $10.00 to $12.50—your
choice of this table—
CAPSULES
Bnt I can’t see where
chance against the rugged fellow from |
Salt Lake.
to get together while . Tunney was
boxing in France. I believe my pro ,
tege would have given the French ]
man an argument that would have re- i
The National Remedy cf Holland fof
-entarlee and endorsed by Queen Wilhe>»
'mipa. At all druggists, three sLer. (
Look for tb. name Gold Madal on every boa
end accept do imitatiea
me it Georges Carpentier is an out-'ago, became worse. The doctors fear|
standing star among them. I’m not1 she has an abscess on hef lungs, and) ^
trying to take anything from Georges liad her taken to a sanitarium taPal-j
He is an admirable fellow, a = de- estine last Saturday. ,
servedly popular boxer and a boxer! Mesdame3 Gracia. Oliver and O. L.
of ko little capability. “ But he isn’t in ! Dickey are in Marlin,,in iuterest of
‘the same class with Jatck Dempsey.! tkeir health. v
The Champion will defeat him just as John Green has P^chased^. new
easily as he has beaten any of the Oakland. #
other heavyweights. '. ; Misses Mamie ^ and ^ HeT'
“Carpentier really belongs in the rin*tcn have 1)6611 £Iu yictinf, #
_ . . . . j „ ^ Mns. Frank Seale was moved from
light heavyweight class. In -com- ,
... -r,™. the sanitarium to her sistei*^ Mrs.
aarision to Dempsey he is lacking in « , t , i
.. .. I____ , _ .. Marcellus Wherry’s home, 'several
practically every physical way. It w ' ,, .
...... weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Wherry and
is true that he knows a lot about the .... ■ , !
, . „ . . . . . , Mi Miss Jessie Wherry accompanied Mrs.
American style of boxing for he got „ , , x . . .
.. ’ , , * . . Seale to Neches last Saturday and
his dearest lessen from Americans. . ... , __
^ she spent yvo days wi^h her mother j
6 3S and other] relatives. Dr. Link desires!
her to remain in Palestine until she
j jg W6ll r v '
■in one wa, I am sopy now that | Mr6 'Ed Thofepsoo, „ho underwent
Cene Tunney and Car^ntier operatlon at Nash aanttarium
somtf time ago returned home a few
days ago.
Miss Gertrude Ray, our primary
Steadier, resigned her position "some
mained indelibly stamped in his mem- Ume ago and was married the
ory. But Carpentier. perhaps wisely, evening o{ the 19th, to Mr. Sherman
decided to keep away (from the big: Plummer of N’avasota. He was accom-
toumament over there and when I panied by ^is gister> Miss Piuranier,
found this out I advised Tunney to Qf Huntsvilfe. Rev. J. V. Kelly per-
do likewise, because he needed a rest iormeA the ceremonv. They motored
and had already earned enough glory. ao Palestine after partaking of a wed-
“I. expect to see 'his army heavy- djng SUpper at the home of the bride s
weight championship tluug settled parente, and spent the night. Then
beyond question of a doubt before lejt for Nava so ta the next morning,
many months have passed. There is The bride wpre her going away ccs-
a movement^ on foot to match all of tume*>f blue tricotine. 2
the A. E. F* heavyweights in a senios Mrs.. Ray Lookabaugh took Miss
of elimination contests and I’m ccMj-.Ray s position in the school,.
fident-that Timney will come out with ] There has been quite a great deal
flying colors. Remember, my boy is! 0f sickness here.
For
Weak
Women
In use for over 40 years!
Thousands of voluntary
letters from women, tell-
ing of tire good Cardui
lias done them. This is
the best proof of the value
of Cardui. It proves that
Cardui is a good medicine
for women.
There arenohahulaior
W/*^ habit,-forming drags in
Cards.. It is coausacJ
only o5, mild, mcdisiral
d ingredien's, with no bad
aftcr-efiects.
Every size, all leathers and all widths can be
this collection, aijd every pair a real bargain
HODGES DRY GOODS
COMPANY ‘
Palestine’s Greatest Store
MNOUliCEiEISTS
FOR HATCHING.
Gccd Work in dairying. ]' A choice selection of Axminster
j Frank Phillips, county agent in Den- Rugs, ranging in price from $45.00 to
„ . Mton county,* in reporting to the exten-] $55.Q0 at SPENCER’S.* 31-6t^j S. C. White Leghorn eggs, 15
VI 'n-,S sur-u-. A. & Jl.'CollogeofTov *
“ *1 lie toliowmg announdpments, all sub-, 1
J ✓ • ILHKJW lilt, I V . . .. I
YA e<-t to the action of the democratic j as, gives the following interesting A-
^ ^ i Lormation:
/c
rimaries:
For District Judge:
TAKE
|sM{
John S. Prince (re*eiecj.ibh).
W. Ei; (Jack) Bishop.
B. H. Gardrfer.
For State Senator:
J. H. Painter of Houston County.
L//. Fcr. Cdttnty Judge, Anderson Con..ty: ! However, the things indicate other-j *
pr / J ]3 Wynne. * i wise. 'Firsti thft chairman nf tlm r?ai-l
T. B. Singletary.
“The work this week has bqen of a
j peculiar nature. The dairymen here!
| are t ying to get together and do some I
|cooperative work. The old idea has]
been to fight each other and talk1
! about the other fellow’s sorry* milk.’l
• $1.50, delivered anywhere in city,
strain, record layers. Lester
1 ton, 1902 North Jackson street
;/ v*
rrj rtk
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still more or less of a kid. Why, he [ shields has had the flu. but is recov
hasn’t really gotten his full growth jeiing. Misses UzziC aiul Lora Dunn
in the^ way of fiiLing out. But he is \ had attacks of malaria, but have al-
neady right now for Bob Martin flr any j ra0st retovereil now.
of the army boxers.” »
You can r;iy cn Cardui.
Aire °* Emmett X/% Surely if will do tex you
Mre. . Emmett & wliatit^lias dca« fc: so
mtny thpusahds cc cM.rr
WO.TGhl^ It Ch-OUid IjJ’ip.
4!i was taken ^ck,
T seerded to Le . . V,”
Neelies has a new gas station byiit -CA4 wrilesMrs.Altry L-.\\:o,
John 4. Hearne.
Major' Chas. R. Stewart. -
Far Tax Collector, Anoerson County:
<V. D. Thorpal.
Mrs. Eula Langston’.
For County Attorney, Anderion Co.:
i - , Jonas Kizer.
‘ ui \v. R. Petty.
«(•' , rr.1 i, Guy T. Robinson.
ibeWCXanS ionic f-'or county Treasurer:
»• J110. A. Helly (ro-elet tior,).
-cr Tax'Assessor:
Jim C. l3owc:i (re’elcC^cu).
; r* Fcr County Clerk:
y)S'' W. C. Quick (re-election).
'f^ f. or sheriff;
/
; near Wajter McDonald”si. store. lie,
Try .systematic waving buy W. S. 8 Seale, C. S. Doss and James VaR 11-
tine are the stockholders.
Edwin Edgeworth and family have
moved from Palestine to Neches to
make their home. ?
Miss Txm Alta Bralv anti brother.
Janies Braly. have been sick w'Ui n:a^
laria. The former was kept lroni
school oyer a week. But both have.
Sufficiently- recovered as To be in
school now.
L. E. Ray is a suffcivr*. with the
flu. . f ’ . •
Chester Shiebls.^wiie ‘and son. of
Troup, visited relatives here last Sat
urday and Sunday. --
Rev. D. S. Burke txmght a new
model gel.f-starter Ford some timd ago.
His wife accompanied him to.f Mt.
Vernon last Sunday, where he filled
112 Millions'
used last year*
to KILL COLDS
HILL’S
CASCARAb^QUININE
fiRoSlDt
Standard cold remedy for 'SO years
—in tablet form—safe, sure, no
opiate*—breaks up a cold in 24
hour*—relieve* grip in 3 day*.
Money back if it fails. Tne
jenu.ne box ha« a Red
top with Mr. HUl’e
^ pfttirr*.
At AU Drum Stmrom
oj Aladiso.t lie RS, V3.
“I rot do'.vrt i.o ■ week,
cqi . .hardly walk . . .
just stn^crcd arqitnd.
; . . i rend- cf Cardui,.
oau "11 r bot-
tle, c* betucr iafcin;*?: ile
c!l, 1 I li much uc "r. I
tp®k o or; 1 ur ;r. rt
./t W. Ik Mclnnis (re-election).
t / V. G. Rogers.
Fir District Clerk:
Y/C Emmett Shelton, (re-election).
»• yy For Superintendent Public Instruction:
p .....mm
Va
E. F. Ilolliris (re-election).
J.‘ flendrix.
F:r Commissioner, Precinct 1:
T Lackland.:
W. (>. Francis. , «
Dr. W. R. Rucker. f
John F. aNa.sh.
Rt. It. Mu'rrow. ^
A. W. Elrod. * ,
1rci' Cyrntab’e, Prccirct i:
.1 Krj Q. Oldham, Ir, ^
1>. R. Tomkins (Re-olertion I.
For justice of the Peace, Prt*. Eo. 1,
Cf .'Ac t;io. 1:- ,
liili; ry H. Padbn.
J. (’ <.Dad) HulcVjf'l' eb vtibn).
Jo’. ic.- of ebe Peace,-Prc. No. 1, Of-
fice No. 2t
:• ! ( Fiicle Ben) Ki gcra.
■W. L. Horn (Re-ehjetiuu).
wise. 'Firsts the chairman of the dai (
I rymen edmmittee of agricultural couh-
■ oil worked the Metzers dairy at Dallas j
! and established a milk shipping sta-1
tion. -At present we tiavy been receiv-
: ing one dollar and fifteen cents perj
; pound lor butter fat. The station was !
■established before the clipirman,of the |
lonqci too/, up ,the work, but acting*]
j tike ti> station promotor, we have
j been able Do get in some ^tter cows
| and now tlie time seems ripe for some
| kind of an association. ‘ The first
1 move.Tuo- bafen to pool our interest in
fend buj ing. V.’e liavc an offer of cot-
: i oilseed hulls at four dollars less than
ipriner prjees and expect to get a bet-
; ter ofto limn that*. Therefore, most
; of this week .has bhen ipeitt In Denton
working on tlie streets with dairymen
when they itring, tlmir milk into town.
! Good results have been obtained.”
I’m glad when
the cooks
on strike
says 00^(7
It means a
breakfast
of-
Cotton Seea Tor Planting.
I am booking orders for good,
l^ebane cotton seed for planting;
supply is limited. See me at once.
B. F. (Uncle Ben) Rogers. 3-lmo.
American Shoe Shop, formerly
i cated at SOI John street, is now
cated in TempJe Theatre
Your patronage will be appreciat
! ll-lmo.
Stricklands Now Q|
Skating, fishing, picnicking. A
place to spend your afternoon*
evenings.
CASTORI
“ or Infants and Children
!» Use For Over 30 Yi
Always oears
tb«
Signature of
Wh- n dn«tseImnI* work to do in
Rot • v.-alPrickly Ash Bitters
% * * ’ j
prove;, irs worth a- a stmuat h. liver i
; i u ix>w.d -pnrflior Those who use
it rf >:id »tiie lieux better and are les^j
fatigued k at pisht. R/.ce $1.25 per
i :u ■. klliattoii Drug Co., spec-
ial agents': -adv.
A nev. shipment of f.\12’"Gold Beul
ngoleifta Rugs tfpr %1.'>.U0 at .8PEN
t Vf.
: ! your sty ond hand automobiles,
•id *Fnfrds to lV^bbs’ Motor f'o. We'
; i -o sell vi-ll makes, “a little down and
u little each month.” Avenue A. 25-tf
i^itn.
Who Is Who?
41
CER’S
Buy your HyT-FROSS BENS at
31-Gt the UNIVERSAL. BAKERY. 31-2t.j
No home i$ complete without a Sewing Machine. When
\(;ant a Sewing Machine that is used by 90 per cent of tlie bon
df America this is the machine to have in the home. It is simp
It nt and Speed)') with the latest improvements. At 319 Spring
\ye do fine lienistitching: satisfaction guaranteed. Work
dona." :'
* f • f ,
What sewing machine and who is the local manager?
■la
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 246, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1920, newspaper, April 1, 1920; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1015030/m1/2/: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palestine Public Library.