The Daily Leader. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 76, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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; ^'9s Ethel Bailey entertained a
few of her friends Thursday even-
ing in honor of Miss Lois Allen, of
Goldthwatte, who is; the gue&t of
- Miss Una Lee &raáum:
Games and music ma"de tftj time
"""3 all- too quickly, and then dainly
hments, consisting of sand-
ches, ice cream and cake, were
served.
Those participating in this de-
-lightful arsair were Misses Lois Al-
len, Fannie Newport, «Una Lee Bra-
num, Dorothy Bradbury, Cornelia
Huggins, Ida Tinnin, Flora Mossi-
ker and Anne Binkley, Messrs. Carl
Cottle, Robert Eckert, Joe Fatch,
Jones Turner,'' A. G. Thpmas, Jr.,
Ervin Braniim, Claude Malone,
Frank Hatton and Lanter, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Jones and Mrs. F. • 0.
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In honor of «the visiting girls in
the city, Messrs. Edgar and Lutch-
er Brown will give á dance in the
Orange room of the Holland Hotel
Monday evening.
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The meeting of the Orange Civic
League will be held Monday, June
10th, at h^lf-past three in the rooms
of the Commercial Club; all parties
interested—men or women—are re-
quested to attend this meeting.
It is either "DO IT !NOW OR
NOT AT ALL" in the contest for
the cleanest city in Texas, so let us
all come out just this one time. 7-2t;
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Eugene Crane, of Tulsa, Olcla.,
who has property in Gratis, this
County, is a business visitor to Or-
ange. Mr, Crane leaves today to
look over some property in the Vi-
cinity of Orange with a view of in-
creasing liis holdings in this locality
"aHTwilT later vtsit Corpus IChristi
for the purpose of looking over
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Dr. D. R._ Seastrunk was a visitor
to Beaumont yesterday.
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Western Olympic trials will be
held Saturday at Northwestern Uni-
versity'.
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•Harvard Stadium will be the seen):
'Saturday of the eastern try-outs for
"the Olympic games.-
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Canada's team in the track ahd
field events at "Stockholm will be
chosen at Montreal Saturday,
Two cyclists to represent the Do-
minion in the Olympic bicycle raee
will ¡be picked in a trial between
Berlin and Stratford, Ont„ Saturday.
t!oñaPañ<R?S
toboggan, has apparently gone the
way of all such "outlaw" circuits
In JCew York the Unitéd Stat
League, had it? "plant" in the B
using a field and ' grandstand given
over to the ajpateur and. semi-pro-
fessional teams of the Bronx. One.
Saturday afternoon the "big leagu-1 ;
ers" had to call their game short
and decamp because a bunch of am"
ateurs wanted the field. Only" a
few people residing in the" Brop*,. jn
the immediate vicinity of the field,
attended the games, and an audience
of 200 was considered a fair one.
All the. newest songs and "rags"
ar.e going tomorrow at twenty cop-
ies for $1—Such a sale of new and
popular music will never be offered
again. JOE LUGAS, Palace Jew-
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Supreme Court Decisions.
Washington; June 7. — Following
America's Olympic contestants an adjournment'since May 28, the:
will 'sail a week from today on j United States Supreme Court rc-
which convened todayUnd it is expected
board the steamer Finland,
has been specially chartered, for the
trip.
A. F. Baker,' Obej-lin's
JberHn's star dis-
alí round athlete,
tance runner and
has been declared ineligible for the
Olympics because of having accept- ; / . /
ed pay as assistant physical instruct/^te To Railroad rates. At its last
or at Oberlin.
George Horine of Stanford Uriiver-'
sity, California, the peer of all high
jumpers, will take part in the
games at Harvard tomorrow in or-
der to show easterners that he is all
he has been cracked up to be on the
Pacific Coast.
All of the athletes considered pos-
sibilities for the American Olympic
team have had their names cabled |
to Stockholm, and their confirma-
tion or withdrawal will follow by
cable next week, following the de-
cision of the committee on Mon-
day. '
that a number of importan^.decisions
will he handed down. Final ad-
journment will be taken next Mop-
day. A numbe rof cases will go over
until after the summer vacation.
Tie most important of tlfe cstses
now pending before the tribunal re-
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properties there.
The friends * of' F. G McDonald
regret to learn that he is confined to
his bed' with a slight attack of ill-
ness.
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Dr. Pippic and Jim Bledsoe, of
-'Newton, are the happy guests of
iMaurice Miller today.
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J. W. Wilkinson, Division Freight
and Passenger «Agent of, the Frisco,
is transacting business in the city to-
day.
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S. M. Gordon, Claim Agent for the
Southern Pacific ir a visitor to Or-
ange today.
Frank Pond, of Houston is cir-
culating among friends here this aft-
ernoon.
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Want a few good solicitors, either
men or women to work on a com-
mission basis; can make $3.00 a day
or more. Good employment for
(boys daring the vtmmer vacation.
Apply at Leader Office. 7-2t.
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• Joe Maione who has been in Mar-
'Jin, Tefas, for some time htfS re-
turned for a short visit with his
parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ma-
lone.
session the court made one' decision
in a rate case which is expected to
forecast its decision on the mány
others before: it. This case was de-
cided adversely to the State of Ohio,
in holding that shipment of lake car-
go coal from interior of the state to
lake ports for transshipment was
interstate and not intrastate com-
merce, and that the Ohio Railroad
Commission • had on authority to in-
terfere with the rates.
"Buggy" Lot.
Thp vacant lot on the corner of
Main and Fifth Streets, on account
of its "buggy" appearance, has at-
tracted much attention today. Very
few pedestrian " have passed that
RalOhCrti*. the famous sprinter way without noticing the appear-
of*thtUniversity of Michigan, will ®ne* °J thousands of little strange
■PfjpL JRRVi
have a try Saturday for a place on
the Olympic team. He will take part
in both the 100 and 200 metre dash-
es. He has been given the option of
competing' either at Cambridge or
Evauston, but will compete at the
former.
The trials at the Harvard Stadium
will protnrtjIy .be witnessed by a tre-
mendous crowd of Bostonians, as
the price for reserved seats will be
only fifty cents and a dollar. This Is
a small price to pay to see the great-
est athletes of the East in action.
New York, Philadelphia and other
cities: will send large contingents Of
spectators, and all the receipts will
go toward paying the expense of
the' team in Sweden.
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Jit. Stephen, from Fields, La.,
ge today transacting busts
Besides the track and field events,
the -Marathon, and other widely ad-
vertised sports, the . Olympics at
Sweden this summer will include
lawn tennis, swimming, diving,
mountain climbing, yachting, wrest-
ling, association football, bicycle
races, fencing with foils and sabers,
horseback riding and jumping, rifle
and t-rapshooting, gymnastic events,
rowing, and several other sports.
In fact, the Stockholm program in-
clttdA about everything in the sport-
ing line. '
bugs flying over the ground close
to tlie grass afid sand. As far as
known, no cause has. been advanced
for this strange phenomena.
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Our Coupons are making a "hit"
with our customers; the thought
that • you can get a solid sil-
ver spoon without cost, is very at-
tractive —Come-'in and see the
spoons we are going to giVe in ex-
change for these coupons—They
are Gorham's latest patterns. JOE
LUCAS, Palace Jeweler.
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W* tarantee them to give absolute satisfaction
Ail ¿rades oí points, from Extra FWe to Course Stubt
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Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Mollie Philmon . aged 75
years, died yes.terday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. J. Osborn, on
Moss Street, where she-has 'been re-
siding for some time. Mrs. Phil-
mon came to Orange several years
ago and during most of this time
has been confined to her bed on ac-
count of paralysjs. She is survived
by; her husband J. F. Philmon ahd
adopted daughter Mrs. J, j. Os-
borm. Funeral services were con-
ducted this, morning at 10 o'clock
by Rev. I. M. Bryce.
Our DoHár Window i? filled with
bargains for tomorrow and Monday
—Look it over you will find some-
thing to interest you. JOE LU-
CÍAS, Palace Jeweler.
Sidewalks! Lights! Streets?
Spook VWt Buffalo. Y
Buffalo, N. Y„ June 7.—''Put me
off at Buffalo" is the slogan of all
the spooks, spirits, "hints," dis-
membered souls and hobgoblins in
all tine graveyards of New Y ork
state* today. The -ghostly visitation
is due to the opening here today of
the annual meeting of the New York
State • * Spiritualists" Association.
Scores of mediums are here, and
.¡wherever mediums and clairyvoy
ants are gathered there is a demand
for spooks, if the obsequies are to
have the proper amount of. e?lat.
Besides the professionals, numerous
amateur mediums and true believers
are assembled here to remain fox,
the sessions of three days, during
which period they are promised
some remarkable examples of "spirit
phenomena." Modern Spiritualism
originated in this state, at Rochester
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Only one Dealer in this Town
can sell you the highest grade,
viced coffee and tea to
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The Votan Line
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THOS. C, FORD
"THE SANITARY STORE"
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As a result of the Titanic disaster,
the American Olympic Committee
has made a thorough, inquiry into
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the live-saving appliances on board
the- Finland, which will sail from
New York next Friday with ' ".he
iV. , , . , American athletes on board, fhiy
N. E. Parish of Lake Charles, is in foun(j t|,e Olympic boat -provided
with lifeboats and rafts sufficient
for 974 people, which is more than
enough, as the Finland will carry
only 600, including both passengers
and crew, on this trip across the
briny. The Finland will stop a day
at Antwerp, giving the athletis a.
chance to visit Brussels, bel Ke
the city today in the interest of his
firm. ■ .
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G.'W. Adcock, -a prominent citi-
zen of-Terry, is visiting Orange to-
day. . -:a ,
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D. O. Ingram, who has been so- |
journing k^El Paio for the past fiye ' proceeding to Stockholm
months, has returned to his home
here. > * ' '
■MKWtF;'Willar<l Goodman, who
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hasbeen
attending school in Virginia is ex
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Mrs. F. W. Lawson ha« as-her
gufcsts this week her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Arcerieaux and grand-
mother, Mrs. Regina Traylor, of
Beaumont.
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ton' this morning to the effect that
A. Mitchell continues '-to im-
vc and is doing nicely,in every
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R. Sholars is busApw-
lojal school census w^ich
>e completed in a few days j
<0 F. M. Brail;
dent of Educatio,
J, J. McDermott, the Atlantic City,
professional who won the national
Open championship last year, will
sail Saturday for England to pre-
pare for the British open golf cham-
pionship at Muirfieid, beginning
Julie 24, in which he will meet the
crapk professional golfers of Scot-
land and England. McDermott be-i
gan his golfing career as a caddie in
Philadelphia and first ^ came into
prominence by winning the Phila-
delphia open championship: His
winning of the national title at CI
cagó in 1911 caused a nu~
amateurs to chip togethj
a fund for McDeri
the Britisher^.
n .át :
e New United
Which claimed so mucl
the newspapers a' fe
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Oil is an Orange manufactured product., We 1
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guarantee our WATER WHITE
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WILL BE WITHDRAWN NEXT SATURDAY JUNE 8th.
After that Date Saturday June 8th; no talking machine tickets will bs is-
sued but all tickets issued up to that date will be honored upon presenta-
tion. If you are saving these tickets please notify me at once so J can put
your name on the list for one of these up to date machines
SOME OF THE SPECIALTIES JUST AECIEVED
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DRY WHOLE MILK— this is a pure pasteurized milk in powder form
nothing removed but water, nothing added. It is altogether different from
condensed or evaporated milks. With it you can make pure rich milk,
cream, buttermilk, ice cream or whipped cream. Full directions with*each
can. Try a can at 25 cents. HEINZ INDIA RELISH—Heinz Chow Chow,
Heiriz Báked Beans, Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles in bulk, Heinz
Olives, Heinz Assorted Preserves, Heinz Apple Butter. Héijja<Éoods are
unsurpassed in quality and they never disapoint. GEgHf^RDTS CHILI
CONCARNE—It is the best put up. Gebhard££<g£nuine Mexican Frijoles
with chili gravy. This is the GenuineMgjgggM*^ put up in one
pound cans, -rithjffllj SUPREME QUALITY
ES AND APRICOTS -serve a can of either for desert-
see what you have been missing. VOTAN COFFEE AND VOTAN
TEAS—I have securcdexclusive agency for this line and it is a winner. The
exquisite flavor and delicate aroma proves superiority over
WALKERS GRAPE JUICE- Its the pure unfermented juice of ripe grapes
and isa delicious summer beverage.
You are cordially invited to visit "The Sanitary
the complete stock of Appetite Exhilarators on display here.
come,
and
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to hold
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toifr years ago if any one had said
that the Republican party iir 1912
wOtild be like a scuttled and drifting
sh¡pt. he would have been laughted
at.' The Republican party has
changed places with the Democratic
party in less than four years." The
former' is committing itself to all
the 'blunders of radicalism, while the
latter is tending toward old-fashion-
ed conservative ideas.
If the Republican, party were unit-
ed it would be difficult for it to elect
its candidate for the presidency this
year. Torn with dissension, with a
small body of insurgent^ waving the
red flag, the hope Of the party in the
coming content is rapidly disappear-
ing.
,We are not surprised that .Presi-
dent Taft exclaimed, at Camden, re-
cently, "I fe^l humiliated th%t as
President, ,1 am the first one that
has had to depart from the traditions
which have kept the President at
home during, political controversies."
The party, too, is humiliated. Every,
patriotic citizen is humiliated at the
thought of a President and an ex-
President, formerly intimate friends
and associates, bandying epithets on
the stump. The Republicdh. ship is
scuttled. It is sinking while the
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bination horse and a brand
jsurry and harness. Will sell,
trade/ A. M. H. STARK. ^ ; 6-1
LOST—Small bracelet with "Ed¡
engraved on inside. Finder please
return to. Leader Office and receive
reward.^ 6-3 tt
WANTED — Lady solicitors. ftlSr
* ply Leader'office.
VVant a few good solicit
t^eo oi;? Women to wprk
mission 'basis; can make $3.00 a day
ot more," Good employment for >
. ^ ¡boys during' • | .íhc 'summer |Vao " _
mutiny proceeds. What hope is there 'Apply at Leader Office. .?¿2tí|§§¡||
for a ship without compass or captain " ^ ^ "
ind mutineers on; deck?
What hope is there for a party
with a platform torn to splinters?
When Colonel Roosevelt denounces
Taft he denounces a Republican
President, a Republican Cabinet and
a Republican adminstration elected
on it Republican platform. If all
these are failures, then the Republi-
can party has failed. Its opponents
will Se quick « make the most of
this by claiming that! if Taft has fail-
ed that failure justifies the demand
of Colonel Roosevelt for another
kind of adminstration.
Isn't it lamentable that if the par-
ty suffers defeat this year it will
come not through open warfare Of
its enemies, but because of the in-
surrection of its former friends, in
eluding one of its greatest benefic-
iaries? ' u :
The. nomination of "a dark horse"
is the last and only hope of i the Re-
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Walthall, S. H. The Daily Leader. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 76, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1912, newspaper, June 7, 1912; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth182808/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.