The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 45, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 11, 1913 Page: 1 of 12
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LINDENs W*AS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1913. NO. 46.
IS IT FLYING YOUR WAY?
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IJPJ prepared to catch
and hold a portion of al 1
that ilies your way. We
have th-j cage. You will
bo cur prised how fast the
cage will (ill after you
make the start.
OPPORTUNITY PASSES THE MAN WITHOUT MONEY.
- How mariy times could you ha\'e mnde a good iuvesfi
merits or bought a home if you had saved lor the first pay-
ment? Don't delay; Start today.
CASS COUNTY STATE BANK
LINDEN, TEXAS
CROWNING A KINS
The Leaders of All Riding Fam-
ilies in the Animal Kingdom
Will Witness the Coronation
at Ft. Worth, Nov. 22-28.
The lovers "of ricJiievciDcnt will find
the conquests ileiuomtrated by thd
livestock on exhibition at the Ft.
Wort It Stock Show, November 22-
".S t'ic liioit thrilling event on the.
year's calendar. The contests will
i i of the highest order of e.ntt'rUiin-
inerit and the greatest educational
value to all thinking people.
Texas steers with enough royal
blood in their veins fo crown a king
bill make 'icir annual pilgrimage to
the Ft th Fat Stock Show,
where 1'- will be registered, cit!'>v-
6d, Veil ii and ' ,l, tvntji the
11 -L 'v number ail! be crqwncd
king t!:c lfoyal personals
if the Houses ot Aberdeen, Hereford,
Shorthorn, Jersey, Angus and all
tiler approved breeds wiU be pres-
' lit and contest for the crown.
In the swine department the lead-
.ig members of the ruling families
ii! b-! on exhibition and demon-
.usitfi their marvelous powers as rev-
alue pioduccrs. In the sheep pens
ill 1 found registered AxfordS
l I Hambouillels jfita all the
Hb;lantial breeds.
11 oi:.es, decorated by trophies won
in contests of merit at home and
oroad, and whose,names are house-
hold words on two continents, will
ira-d*; around the arena.
In the poultry department there
ill be hens that have broken world
cords for egg laying, and roosters
lat can boast of royal lineage. It will
one of the most complete exhibits
l the ground.
There will be 250 premiums, ap-
oximating $25,000 in cash prizes,
'Mrdcd during the meeting and
d silver cups, large enough
■ a churn will supplement the reg-
ie premium list. Each prize will
ognize a point of merit attained
the contestant-', which, in many
t.mces, will have twenty genera-
is of careful breeding behind it;
achievements the premiums em-
size will represent ye^vs of scieu-
! study and tireless experiments
months of diligent feeding,
o member of the animal kingdom
'iope to attain a higher honor in
.-.ban to carry off a blue ribbon
ie Fat Stock Show. It gives
class and standing in livestock
t'Y throughout the world; a hei i-
to their families, and ah uplift
;!iin>al kind.
TRUMBULL TALKS DEVEL-
OPMENT.
Pending Litigatlnn Against the
Katy Prevents Improv cments
and Extensions.
rou can sr.ve money by buy-
your Dry goods and ^roeer-
<-©ia Harris, Duufcun & Paul, i phasing clothes.
Mr. Frank Trumbull, the execu-
tive head of-the M. K. k T. Jhi.ilway
>jn a recent communication discussed
the litigation instigated by the At-
torney General against that liuc. Mr.
Trumbull has brought many miillon3
of dollars to Texas and it is so sel-
dom that we have an opportunity of
hearing men who are capable of in-
fluencing invedriienls, that his ut-
terances a/o here reproduced in part.
I ''J have been particularly iutor-
ested in the development of Texas,
as it was formerly my home, and 1
have been for a number of years con-
nected with properties which are im-
portant factors in the industrial Hid
of the state. More than that, 1 have
been instrumental in getting a good
many millions of dollars invested in
Texas.
"We want to improve our Texas
lines. We want to give better ser-
vice, On die other hand we want to
look everybody in the face, including
our creditors and shareholders, as
well as our Texas friends. We can-
not ignore our responsibility to in-
vestors. No conscientious man can
do that.
"I regret that what seems to me
an unwarranted and superfluous im-
pairment of our credit has made
some of the things I had hoped to
do even less possible than they were
before. If the state of Texas had
endeavored to find a way to prevent
our making extensions, it could have
hardly chosen a more effective meth-
od than to bring suit for penalties
aggregating $105,000,000. We will
do the best we can, ull things con-
sidered, but ought we to ask our
friends to put more money into Tex-
i as cxeept for maintenance of existing
' lines?
"If the suit brought by the
i of Texas is successful, I and all my
! fridids here and abroad will lose
j every dollar we put into that state.
; What would you do in my place?
' This is a broad, far-reaching qucs-
! tion, but it is a broad and far-reach-
ing condition, and not a theory that
confronts us. And I am sure you
will agree with me that it is a vcrv.
«6bering nutation to ask on^s self."
U. H. Cliitdining, is always in
the market for cleaniog and
Cass County Teachers Resolu-
tions of ThanKs.
We, your committee on reso- ;
lutiona beg leaVe to submit the
following:
ltesolved 1st. That we thank
our County Superintendent for j
the interest manifested in the 1
work of the Cass County Touch-
ere Institute.
2nd. That we thank the peo-
ple of Liudon for their kind
hospitality; the Honorable Co.
Board ot Education and the
facility of the Linden High
School for courtesies extended
aud favors shown for both our
pleasure and our edification.
3rd. That Since our daily
programs have been so much
varied and enlivened by the in-
spiring music to which we have
listened, be it further resolved
that we extend our thanks to the
"Band Hoys," to Miss Williams
and to the (Jass County Quartette
tor the generous numbers they
have so willingly contributed
4th. That since it is the desire
of our Co. Supt. and Institute to
raise the standard of teaching
in our County we beg leave to
recommend that our Supt. puts
fourth an effort to secure speci-
alists along certain needed lines
whose ditty it will be to instruct
our teachers during our yearly
Institute session.
Resolved also, that the Cass
County Teachers Institute is in
lavcr of compulsory education
and thrrt we respectfully ask ou"
State Representative to do all in
his power to secure the passage
of such a law.
Be it further resolved that in
order to remedy certain unde-
sirable conditions existing in
our one teacher schools vand in
order to hasten consolidation,
we respectfully suggest that our
County Board of Education
classify all one teacher schools
as primary schools, all two
teacher schools as intermediate
schools and all schools of three
or more teachers as high schools.
We, the teachers of Cass Co.
endorse the speech of Hon. J. M
Rickerson condemning the
present method of electing Co
Superintendents, and endorie
the method suggested by State
Board of education: ie electing
a County Board of Trustees,who
in turn shall elect u County
Superintendent.
S. L. Lovelace.
W. T. Stanford,
J. C. Marshall, Com.
BettieStevens.
Ma veil II i* Tool.
H. D Ely, of Bantam, O., suffered
from horrible ulcer on his foot for four
| years. Doctor advised amputation, but
| he refused and reluctantly tried Buck-
Ion's Arnie.t Salve as a last resort. He
j then wrote: "1 used your salve arid my
I foot was soon completely cured." Best
I remedy for burns, ruts, bruises and
eczema. tJita.box to-day. Only 2.5c
All druggists or by mail.
H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or
St. Louis.
W. C. BI.A LOCK
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GEWEBAL. STORE
t^hePG y©u will find a full and complete line of Sta-
ple and Pancr Gpocopies, Bpv- Goods and notions.
GBR5FS' DRESS SFHRSPS A SPEGrjRLWr.
A Rice liine ©f toadies' and Gents' RoSir-py:.
A full line of FINK'S OVERALLS. Thoy wear
like a pig's no&e.
Oliops, Bran and Shorts-
Korth Side Square, Liadsii, Texas
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
I will meet the Tax Payers of Cass Colli)ty at the following
places on the following dates, to-wit-
Hughes Springs Nov. ft
Bryans Mill *' 10
Doualassville • " 11
Queen City,
Bloomburg i
Atlanta - Nov 14
SECOND ROUND
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Roach
La uier
Kildare....
Lewis
Viola
Huffines. .
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Bivins
Almira. .... 1
.Marietta
Naples. 9
Dal toil ;
Bryans Mill
Cusseta
Bear Creek...
Avinger ....
Concord, ut L. L. Rliynes' residence
Calloway, at D. II. Humphrey's 0 to 1, J. D. Boon's 3 to u
Cornett,. .'
Hermitage, at W. P. Han-ell's residence
Hughes Springs
Douglassville ••••
Atlanta......
Queen Cfty
Bloomburg
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\OMCI'
Sluiitr Sale
THK STATE OF TEXAS, County of
Cass. By virtue of an ort^er o? salo,
issued out of the Honorable District
Court of Cass County, on the 2#th day of
Ocl. A. D. 1018, by the Clerk thereof, in
the case of J. II. Stalnaker ver;us S. C.
Harper aud J. T. Johnson No. 6331, and
to inc, as Sheriff, amffclelivcrcd, I will
proceed to sell for cash, within the hours
prescribed by the law of Sheriff Sales, on
the First Tuesday in December A. D.
1918, it being the 2nd day of said month,
before the Court House doo: of said Cuss
County, in the Town of Linden the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit;
A certin lot or parcel of'land situated
in Cass County Texas the same being 300
acres of the William Russell survey ful-
iy described in deed from A. A. Gary to
J. H. Stalnaker recorded in Cas* County
Deed record Vol D-i! page oft!) and for
futher and fuller dercriptions the above
Deed is hereby rcfered to, levid on as the
property of S. C. Harper am! J. T Johi:
sou to satisfy a judgment amounting to
$27l5.0t> In favor of J. II. Sfalniker and
costs of suit.
Given Under My Hand, this 30th day
of Oct. a. D. 1013.
J I-'. MITCHELL, Sheriff.
Tax Collector, Cass County.
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Declare War on Colds.
A crusade of education which airo^
"that common colds may become uxi ^
i common within the next geneiation"
has been begun by prominent New York
i physicians. Here is a list of the "don'ts"
j which the doctors say will prevent the
; annual visitation of the cold:
| "Don't sit in a draughty car,'
"Don't sleep In hot rooms.'
Don't avoid the fresh air."
"Don't stuff yourself al mealtime,
j Over eating reduces your resistance."
j To which we would add—when "you
| take a coin get rid of it as quick as po,-
I rtble. To accomplish that, you will linrt
' Chamberlain's Cough Remedy most cx-
' celent. Sold by Cabin Drug Store.
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(>o to the Home Boys Press-
ing Shop for cleaning and press-
ing, one d<u>r North of Cochran
l& Son4. All work guaranteed,
Don Barker, Prop,
Inspect the «wellt t line of
Blankets tint! Comforts at Lin
den Hardweie &, Furniture Co.;
priccs to suit ail.
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 45, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 11, 1913, newspaper, November 11, 1913; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth341613/m1/1/: accessed May 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.