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THE WEKKLY DKMOCRAT-OAZETTB, THURSDAY, Jl'LY 22,1915.
THE WtEKLY DEMOdWI-EftZETTE
PIHMSMII) EVEItV THURSDAY
Tom W. Perkins Walter II. Wilson
Editors. Publishers ami Proprietor*
Greeubcrry Adam*, Circulation awl
Wiktiuit Business Muiuuscr.
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pitor. iwn'tiirrv r.woits SEPAR-
ATION.
Ill I0RT.VS TKAItS.
Hiiertu has b<'i ii shedding some
tours out at III Puso If newspaper re-
portH from tin- bonier city art- true.
The old KuiUluinuti seems to be very
tender hearted and easily hurt. "The
deep hurl of tin- Anierlran people al-
most breaks my heart" Is what he
Maid. StruiiKe that hoiiiu of the ten-
der, sympathetic emotions of tin- old
man <11(1 not Htay Ills hand when lie
had M.idero and Snuivz murdered
Atfnlli 11 lie rt a forgets that no limn Ii o
lnHlllt'.'d t he people of I lie I'nlted
Stales its lie has. \o nian has as-
sumed upon their hospitality as he
has, and no man lint lie ever dan d to
Insult the President of the I'nlted
States. Tin learn of a iiiun like lliier-
ta are not at par with people who re-
member the muii. Abilene Reporter.
j>rof. VV. F IH.dBhty. Slat. Superin-
tendent of Public Education, Is unal-
terably 1" favor of the separation ot
the A. & M. ColUm'e from the Univer-
sity. In a letter to the nuinuKer of
the committee for the Promotion of
Higher Education in Texas, he says:
"In my opinion, both schools will
make greuter progress under ceparate
boards, and no doubt, separation
would end the envious feeling that
seems to exist on the part of some
ssealous friends of both institutions."
Have you planted that patch of
peas?
Jersey cows, hogs and poultry are
very valuable assets to any Collin
county farm.
Its bigger, better and grander than
ever this year. Remember the dates
August 26, L'7 and 28.
Al Jennings, the Oklahoma ex-ban-
dit, was held up tho other day in
California. Times and conditions d<
eh ange.
The Brotherhood if Ixicomotivii
Engineers, 73.30 1 strong, endorsed
woman suffrage at their Triennial, In
Cleveland, Ohio.
A Oeorgla mob has at least suc-
ceeded in making a landing. They
lynched two negroes recently, who
afterward turned out to be Innocent
victims.
Texas cuttle continues to top the
market In the same old way with the
greatest regularity. Are you, Mr. Col-
lin county farmer, getting your share
of the proceeds?
The wheat farmers of this country
should not worry, they will have
time to raise another crop before the
Dardanelles are opened. The puce Is
bound to go up.
Collin county watermelons are now
on the market and are bringing fancy
prices. But why should't they? They
are Juicest this side of Van Zindt
and are well worth the money.
When a fellow Is as full of water-
melon Juice as an old maid Is of hopes,
it Is then that the world turns from
one of pessimism to i xtreme optimism.
Bring on the melons.
Two American officers were killed
Sunday night at Brownsville, Texas,
while at a Mexican dance. Officers
should not attend Mexican dances.
They ought to go to church on Sun-
day nights.
MckiNM:v ani vol k child.
For school facilities McKlnney
stands among the very foremost
cities of tho state. Thomas S4c0tt
said," A man cannot leave a better
legacy to the world than a well edu-
cated family". Parents you had bet-
ter bring your children to McKln-
ney where the best high school edu-
cation Is offered your child. Pope
never wrote a greater truth than
when he penned:
"Tis education forms the common
mind
Just as the twig Is bent the tree's In-
clined".
And now, a man .oiiNlcted of Mil
lug his wife in Dallas county, and
.sentenced to ten years In tho stute
penitentiary, wants a pardon. Why
not pardon the poor fellow? The cir-
cumstances under which tho murder
was committed evidently was perfect-
ly Justifiable from the Dallas county
Juror's viewpoint. The vicious woman
struck tlie poor, weak fellow with her
brawny hand, and in order to protect
himself he let drive with one of his
eat paw eyliiidi is, knocking her over
a kitchen sink, breaking her neet anil
killing her Instantly, lie has served
two years of the sentence already and
a priestly gentleman in i'alias be-
lieves lie has suffered enough, con-
sidering the sin. This ought to be n
warning to housewives to be careful
unci not strike their husbands with
their hands but hereafter to use
suioot hIIIg Irons.
A muzzled dog is about the safest
dog that can lie found these days.
From all over the state come reports j
of mud dogs and rubles. One dog,
bit six persons in Pallas recently,!
while a horse hud to be killed at tin '
same place which was suffering from!
rabies. The horse hud been bitten a
fi w days before by a strange dog.
Muzzle your own dog and kill a
strange ones.
Foster's went her forecasts. which
have been running in the Courier-Ou-
zette and The Weekly Democrat-ft a- j
zctte. seems to be hitting the spol. Mr.
Foster predicted the Cincinnati storm
which a few days ago destroyed pro-
perty valued ut millions of dollars
and snuffed out twenty-five lives 111
in the Ohio city. Every one should i
read these forecasts as Mr. Foster Is
conceded to be one of the host accu-
rate weather observers In the county.
It has been our observation during
our travels over the county, that the
farmer who lias made Ills own food-
stuffs, the low price of cotton which
has prevailed the past yeur, had not
disconcerted him much. Any farmer,
whether lie be tho owner of the lund,
or rents it, who raises as much as pos-
sible of tho material needed by him
for food for himself and family nml
food for Ids stock Is comparatively in-
dependent of the market price ot any
crop that lie raises to sell. If all the
farmers raising the same kind of .'rop,
"or instance, cotton, anil this has been
I lie one crop in Collin county in pre-
vious years, should make their home
supplies, (hey could euslly fix the ; rice
of lliejr staple uny time. The Euro-
pi an war has taught lis lo depend on
ourselves. We are learning how. Are
\ou? No, my friends, this all cotton
crop was fully d< inonstruted last year
in our dear old county, that it won't
work, and il will have to be relegated
lo the past. The world is clamoring
for more food of all kinds and it is up
to the wise farmer to supply the much
needed demand. Raise what you cut
at home and plant your stubble land
in sorghum this will make excellent
roughness for your stock this winter.
We regret to learn of tho sudden
death of Hon. J. A. Thouwi , ,>osi ras-
ter ot Mineol t and editor of Hie .V mi-
tor of that city. Pneumonia was tie'
cause of Mr. Thomas' death. He ,<us
one of the best newspaper tin a in all
Texas, and a fine man. He hu I served
the state of TeX'is as President of the
Texas Press Association, and two
terms In the Texas Legislature from
Fannin county, ills early demise iy
the state's loss. We sincerely grieve
•vlth his good wife and children.
"The first bales" are comlTig on tl. •
market in south Texas, and tood
prices are being paid for the staph
One bale auctioned In Houston
brought $1 31 per pound. The ImI-
weighed over 5ao pounds.
The next legislature should amend
the present "'vagrancy laws," of the
state. As the matter now stands, there
are officers who make a specialty of
taking up every stranger whom they
find riding Into town on a freight
train or coming in over railway right-
of-ways. Many good men are made
to suffer while the petty officers be-
comes enriched at the price of poverty.
So man should bo molested who can
give a resasonable account of himself
and shows a disposition to work.
Every time you swat a fly you less-
en your chances 1,871,669 times of
contracting typhoid fever. Every fly
you let escape Increases your chances
1.371,66ft per < nt of contracting jt
Jf this is not large enough per cent
Just let two flies escape and you will
triple your chatu • .
John L. Sullivan has tai;en the
i" .imp for ProMbiiWan aid join. I lh
Anti-Saloon \c true. If he is a? suc-
cessful In knocking Kin* Aloo'i il .,ir
of the ring as he was In hi puglll -'h
encounters, the old king w>! la-t
About as IonI.- V* Ilis pr . rt! i) ■.
ball.
About the quickest way to ntop the
war would be to stop the war loans.
I While Holt was evidently cruzv, he
had a mighty good Idea of the effi-
cacious remedy necessary to end hos-
tilities. We refer, of course, to Ills
.Idea of war loans and tl e estoppage of
j the shipment of war munitions. When
the belligerent countries reach that
point where they can no longer s< -
cure funds with ivtile , tr, curry on the
cor lllct, then th .i shipping of imple-
ments of dest! action must ntflMitl H|
coaae.
Collin county is an nrm ulturnl
county, therefor ,r first ,md fur.
most inter, «t j < tb.« sue. . . « of „gri-
culture. Tl ■ application of modi rn
methods has wrought wonder.i In
farming; the applw utir.n of correct
business principle< win a,|,| further
to the ad van to i i to |... .| and the
profits to be derlv d.
I From out every angle, will grind
| roads hi. built from McKlnney, and
that right now The surveyors are at.
I work, and actual 'construction will
begin )n ti very few d.ivs. It will he
such a great help lo all 'the people,
• specially the business rn'n and
farmers We hove wnited, looked
an ! Id. id for these many years to see
actual construction commence, and.
now that w'e are about to sec our am-
billon* realised. It is needless to say
we ar<. as happy as a boy with his
first pair of red top hoots. We are.
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The militant spirit bus the country
with a firm grip, as evidenced by the
latest June song, entitled: "Here
conies the bride marching on to war,"
It is roasting eurs to radishes that the
song will not be the feature musical
number at many weddings. However,
we ure wondering Just how much
truth there Is In It.—Pulestlne Herald.
Perhaps the title would have been
more uppropriato had it been made lo
read "We are marching on to the di-
vorce courts." It Is uuld sixty pel
of the marriages the past few years
have, proved failures. There's a cause,
and its not war. "Domestic infelicity"
is ninety-nine times out of a hundred,
the result of lux divorce laws. There
would not bo so much "Infelicity" If
marriages and divorces were taken off
the bargain counter.
One of the sad things about the
march of civilization is tho disappear-
ance of the birds. The feathered
choir has been driven from Its habitat.
They have drifted to the wilds or
have died In their native haunts. The
deer, the wild turkey und pigeon are
gone. Hone with the Indian to Ids
happy hunting ground. People have
crowded out the romance of the wilds,
and even the horses is being shoved to
one side or sent away to the buttle
front, while buzzing, honking uutoino.
Idles tear through streets a ii' I country
l ines, There is a campaign against
cats and dogs and the higher civiliza-
tion proposes to coddle only machln-
ery and mechanical devices.—Hanill.
ton Record.
Time was when the "yard .log" was
as essential to the farm as a horse,
and as necessary to the home as a
lock, but time has changed, changed
with the passing of the savage and the
wild beasts of the forest. Then there
were not many dogs and tho danger
f hydrophobia scarcely thought of.
1 i those days a dog was a dog, just as
1 man was a man, who put duty above
thing els,-, and woe nnto the
li or beast who attempted to fr
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Tho Kind You Have Always Bongofc, n «! v inch )ium tinea
lu use lor over 30 yourt), bus borne tho Mirnufnro ot
and iiafi boon under f !s per*
ponol BU|fervlsl<m Nineoits! nicy.
Allow no ono t« dct.-otve you ia ilii*.
All Counterfeit!*, Imitation* and •* .Ti.rit-u* jfoml " tiro but
i:.\|M-rliiie>itH that trifle wltli find ei'dutic'. tho health of
lnluuts uiv' ^iuldrvu-£x|Hjrluuuc uoiio.it i:i.v( i:riiucut
What is CASTOR IA
Cuntorla Is a harm leg* n<ktttnte for Cantor r I), Pare*
fforle. Drops nod Mouthing HyrupM. It Im pleasant. It
contains neither Opium* Morphino nor other JSorcotto
subMtance. Its nifo Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nnd allays jVverlshiuiN*. For more than thirty yeurs it
lias been iu :istant use lor tlie relief of CViiMtipatlon.
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles ana
Dlarrlnua. It regulates the Stomach uod ltowele,
aHslmllates the Food, giving healthy und natural tdeew
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
fBeara the Signature of
The Kind You Save Always Bought
•n Use For Over 30 Years
TMf CENTAUM OOMM
und the planets of Ihe solur system
constiiule ii group of ilyniuiios whose
riipld revolutions send out electric
currents Hint affect tho magnetic
conditions of each one, and It's at-
mosphere. The Sun Is the most
powerful of these planetary dynamos.
The action anil Interaction of tliq
electric currents vary with the chang-
ing positions of the planets, similar
to the effect upon each other of the
relative position of two or more ordi-
nary magnets In a labatory. The laws
of electric action and magnetic at-
tr.ictlon anil repulsion, are the same
throughout Ihe universe. Tills
theory, when first announced, was ro-
lected by many scientists, but lins
since gained many adherents, not
only because of It's reasonnblnness,
.t-nt becnuse of many years of con-
1 inned verification of forecasts baaed
thereon.
Hut the Sun os the grent. central
store house of heat, light nnd elec-
tricity Is subject to some tremendu-
ous disturbances popularly known ns
sun spots. The cause of these extra-
ordinary eruptions are conjecturnl,
but through a long series of observa-
tions there has been discovered a
periodicity of action nnd they can
now he foretold with suhstnntinl nc-
curacy. Tn the pursuit of his studies
Prof. Foster has unearthed nt Wash-
ington many old nnd dusty records
extending back nenrly a century, nnd
he hns found, ns have other meteoro-
logists. n mnrked coincidence of «lut
snots nnd exceptlnnnl wentlier condi-
tions on the enrth. Taking these
'nets into eonslderntlon with the
other nlienomena of Internlnnetarv
mnirnetle pulsations, Prof. Foster hns
tieen aide to ninke manv remnrkablv
miecesofnl forec.'iots of wind and rnln
o'ormo. enrthnnnkes, low nnd high
♦ omricri t ores and other meteoroloirl -
en 1 dlwtiirleineos. The .Tune storm
iier'n,' through which the eonntrv
i-ioolnp i«i nnlv one of irinnv Instances
orth^' of sneetfil recognition. TT's
'rifpffii;Is tr-r June, if will hr. recalled,
n-ofo tenrninirs of ndnormel rilnfnll
lil^-Vt vlnrlq. tArn-otoeq. floods nnd
DR. F. G. HEDGES
Painless Dentist
Over Collin County Nat.
Bank, McKinney.
more or less loss of life and damage
to property. The predicted weather
was so unlike the usual Juno weather,
noted for It's "rare davs" and beauty
of sky and landscape, that many
people thought Prof. Foster had this
time limped. Hut the dispatches tell
tho story; no effort ut vindications is
required.
It was a matter of gratulatlon to
the people of the upper Mississippi
volley that Ihe severest storms were
predicted southward, and fortunately
for our section, such proved to Vie Hie
case. Obviously the science of me-
teorology Is making progress and
much credit Is due Prof. Foster for
his many years strenuous studies of
a difficult, elusive problem.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Dsys
Your druggiiit will refund money 11 PAZO
OINTMHN I" fnlls to cure ntiy enne of Itching,
Hliml, nirpdiiiitor ProtrudlnK Piles inCto HUny*
I'he filSt appUrnilnn 1' .." - «if Rest. 50c
Notice.
T will meet my eye cases In McKln-
ney nt McKlnney Hotel on Saturday,
July 24th, 1! 1!>. Kxaminations Free.
—rm. J. F. PARK.
Special Features.
Congoleum Hugs are absolutely
sanitary. They do not fude In the sun.
They lie flnt and never curl or "kick
tip." Tho way to clean them Is to wash
them, for they are absolutely water-
proof. For sale by C. J. HAYDON.
liiiiicii Tongue—IH'rl>y Itranil.
We have the lunch tongue put tip In
sanitary glass Jars. Phono us an or-
der right away.
ail.ES McKINNKV.
Fse your stubble-land. TJuy your
cane and millet seed from J. Douglas
(loosot roe, the Cash Orocor.
There's white this and white that—
but none so good as the real WHITE
HI [.LOWS FHOlTrt.
Thursday was a very enjoyable day
for every one ./ho attended the Wast
McKlnney christian Sunday school
picnic given at the City Park, Just
east of town. Tho attendance was ex-
cellent. flood speaking and singing
were features of the program render-
ed upon this occasion. One of tho
most pleasing features of the day wns
the sumptuous feast spread at tho
noon hour. In which every one pros-
lit participated.
Fso your stubble-land. Buy your
cane nnd millet seed from J. Douglas
< loosotreo, tho Cosh Orocor.
Nov
t i in.
r
mi,
t otton Is si lllnir in (Serin,mv nt
thirty cents a pound. Now ir old
John Bull will Just permit the south-
ern farmer to ship a f. w m.lllon
bales of the 1 1S crop to that >• a iry
wouldn't the south and wi it i,. the
golden Innd In truth. We
mnke hny while the sunshm ■ ' m ,,
Kim should Inform Johnnie B. to
I*' ep hi* hands off our coitttmre and
If he docs not do so send some of our
mo«| formidable ipm boats to Kuro-
p< n waters and make him respect
our right*, (lermany Is n«> the only
uffciidiii« nation.
There should be a heavy farmer
, vole polled on July 21th next, In fn-
vor of the Hackitt resolution, which
is an amendment to our constitution,
I-epnr ding the stilts t'nlverslty and
•he Agricultural „nd Mechanical Col.
lege, nn,I , ,rrl,.M wtth „ ft (]|v|Mton of
'lie properties «et nslde for tho sup-
port of the two Institutions. It's a
wise Iden to hi jianite these Institu-
'ion for a number of reasons peril-
n,,nt to the future welfare of both,
luit ore Of the most srillint reasons Is
'hut it will forever do away with
•lo friction that has existed and
^ handicapped the work of both
schools for the past several years.—.
■ Mineral V\ e||u Index.
I < on Ids muster's premises
if Is .1 iff' rent, from the. idd
' gri I the dog the tribe, whose
'A 1 symbolic of Impending dai
d who was as much of u proti
'o the homo an the man and the
has dcKenerat. ,( into the parlor poodle
class and the howling peai c disturber.
I In our opinion the quicker Hie d,,^
race is extlnffulshed the better off the
world will he. A hog Is Just as orna-
mental to tho home and a great deal
more valuable. A hog Is eatable whllo
the .log is not. The hog produce*
where the dog reduces. We ran con-
ceive of nothing more useless unless
It Is the United States senate.
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A flriiM Sturm I'erlisI.
' Uurllngton, Iow a, Hawk Ky )
Two months nm, or more, Prof. W.
I Foster, of Washington, D. in
his forecasts of tho season's weather,
warned the people of tho United
Hi ite* of unusual meteorological con-
ditions that would obtain In June, ills
forecasts were published in t.liK
Hawk-Bye and other papers through-
out the United Stales so that they
nrf of romplrtQ rrroid.
Mr Foster's theory Is that the Sun
A Premium to all Cotton
Farmers
Tltcrr Is n cotton called Mebanc's Improved Triumph Cotton.
This cotton Is very prolific, storm proof, live Im'k, mmllum stalk, very
early sure crop cotton. It nuikcs flue staple, mills well ami yields
from M lo 42 per cent lint to tlm hundred poumls of semi eotton.
Makes from one lisle to one ami • half bales per acre. Mr. IS. 1),
Mehanc scientifically breeds this cotton. Mr. Fsl Hash Improved It
by weighing tlic IniIIs. I selected the larRcst binds In picking clear
through my cutlon crop one falL I haml picked the seed, planted a
small patch, raised IS bushels of seed, planted that II bushels of
seed. bmiKht two bushels of Mebanc's Improved Triumph Cotton
seed and bought three bushels from Ed Rash of Mebnne's Improved
seed. I found in growing this eotton I bought from Mcbane, the
originator, and M Kash seed he had Improved from Mebane's Cot*
ton Seed were the same Sne eotton. Ho 1 mixed Mebane's Improved
Seed and my Improved deed and raised this 1*14 crop of seed, which
amounted to about 1,000 bushels, and I yet have on hand about Too
bushels of seed to sell at 1 So per bushel. The price of cotton la stead-
ily advancing, so come at once and get your planting seed ami the
premium you will receive will be IS.0V or 910.00 more per bale on
what you grow this year.
R. W. WALDEN
It. P. D. Wo. I,
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BLUE RIDGE HIS
SUCCESSFUL PICNIC
The big two days' picnic at Dlue
Kidgo came to u close ut a late hour
Thursday night. Tills was the unnual
Woodmen picnic, it was well at-
tended both days, and enjoyed very
much by every one present. Talks
by prominent speakers uiul attrao-
lions of different kinds were features
of the picnic. The Altoga Cornet
Hand furnished music both days.
Senator Tom. W. Perkins of this city
made an address Thursday afternoon.
The first afternoon of tho picnic a
very interesting game of baseball was
played between the McKlnney Rugs
ami the itlue ltldgo teams. The
Mine Ridge boys won by a score of
7 lo 6.
Thursday afternoon tho colored
luisebull teams from Piano and Mc-
Klnney went over und crossed hats.
A lorge crowd was present nnd wit-
nessed the game. It is said that
there were children there ten and
twelve years of age who had never
seen a negro. As Is well known by
all that negroes are not allowed in
that section of the county, It was not
easy mntter In getting these teams to
go to Hl io Ridge, but after they were
promised protection by tho directors
of the picnic they decided to attend.
Everybody In Town.
Should see tho new Congeum floor
coverings. We have patterns suitable
for every room In the house where a
moderate j—Iced rug Is required. For
porch use, these Itugs nre particular-
ly appropriate, ns you do not have to
take them up when It rains or when
you clean tho porch, as wntor does not
hurt them In the slightest. For sale
by C. .T. H.AYDO.V.
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Professional Column x V
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T. H. nitYANT, Dentist Over M '
<lnney's grocery store. Phone !M.
iKTHUR T. CHURCH, Fire, Torn*.
o and Livestock Insurance Agent.
•nly best companies represented.
""on ntopl*
a B. ABERNATHY, Fire Insnranee
Agent; Oflleo West Virginia St., earn o
Commercial Hotel. Only oldest aa4
'■est companies represented.
It B. DAVIS
lire Insurance anil Iteal Estate
l.ot m: handle your property wheth-
er for sale or for rent. Old phone 414,
McKlnney, Texas.
Choice B. Raudell. Andrew U Handel)
RAN DELI j « RAUDELL
Altorneys-at-Law
Sherman. — • r Tesss
J. R. GOUGH
McKlnney, Teias
Abstractor and Conveyance*
Complete abstracts of title to all
Collin eounty property. Abstracts ot
title to all town property In Cellla
oonnty, ready for delivery. Why wait
a week for an abstract when yos sas
get them ready prepared T
RBAL ROTATE AND FARM LOANS
(Notary la Oflkw)
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Dr. E. L. BURTON f
Practice limited to
RVE, EAR. NOSE AND
THROAT
Refraction risen.
Office and Sanitaria in
Me Kinney Teim
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Perkins, Tom W. & Wilson, Walter B. The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 22, 1915, newspaper, July 22, 1915; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth293236/m1/2/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.