Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 16

THE CORSICANA DART TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1928 ne 3, democrat who fights for farmers is of the soil I Rangers Continue Clean-Up Campaign Freestone County FAIRFIELD. June 12. (Spl) I Ranger Sargeant J. B. Wheatley Ranger Ed Moore, together with Special Rangers Boone An- derson and W.

Hancock are conj tinuing their raids on whiskey stills in Freestone county following action of the recent grand jury in asking that Governor Dan Moody be asked to appoint other special rangers to assist in "enforcing the law in Freestone Last Tuesday Rangers Wheatley, BLANTON AT FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD June Congrcssman Thomas L. Blanton will speak here Thursday, June 14, at 10 a in behalf of his candidacy for the United States sen- Moore and Andcrsoh confiscated 91 gallons of whiskey eight miles east of Fairfield, They also took masla and otht equipment but did find the still. No arrests made. SATURDAY FINAL DATE FOT CANDIDATES TO FILE APPLICATIOiNS BASEBALL EQUIPMENT, right Jtty Booh Store. The final time for the filing of applications for r.n the Democratic ticket for precinct county and district office.

No varro county in Saturday night at. midnight, June Ik, according' to an announaement Monday, A nurnbcM of avowed candidate" have not filed their for places rn the ticket. Hcadqtnrtci's for the Navarro Uounty party are in rooms 12, Daily i 'tin Building, Corsciana. A meeting of the re; utive com mill.ee of Navarro Demo crats has been called by Chairman H. DeLafosse to be held in county courtroom at the Navarro county courthouse Monday morning.

June 18 at 10 foi the purpose of the making of the official ticket, candidates drawing for places, making assessments against the candidates for the ex pense of the holding of the primary elections in July and other details Incident to elections. A large number of candidates have already filed their upplica tlcfrls but a number of others are expected to file dur ing the -Qires ent week. The applications must be filed not later than Saturday night for1 a place on the democratic ticket. Read Daily Sun Want Ada. good and goodfor tjouf sM; A fascinatingly told story of Die early life of the Indians, their eus toms traditions and beliefs, ill be set before the people of Du community on the third night or the Premier program, when Chief Nipo Strongheart, grandson of a Yakima chief that fought the white advance into Die west, and himself born and brought lift on the Yakima re: will tell the tale of the race" as only one who is vitally concern ed in his subject can tell it.

Makes Imposing Appearance. Scarcely middle aged, handsome In the native costume of the Indian, well educated and experienced as a platform lecturer, the Chief will make an imposing appearance us he pictures for his audience tin life of the Indian before the arrival of the white man on these shores He will describe the changes that took place as the red man was driven westward, and the decline of this once great Stronghoart was ed treat at Carlisle after going to school at Yakima. He hun delved the traditions of Indians and knows from association and tuba handed of their early years Chief Strongheart was lire first to enlist in th pio- yinionul regiment which the late Colonel Roosevelt recrui ed in I'D', for the purpose of fighting overseas. Because of his education and his ability to grip throngs of men with his slightly guttural English lie was placed in the recruiting service. and up and down.

North and South, East and West, he went Uselessly, calling the arms. The magic of his plea swept, thousands into khaki. Then the war ended Chief Strongheart ao qOent plea for his people, appear ing in the costume of his tribe, the Yakima Indians of Washington. Chautauqua opens in Corsicana. Thursday, June Hth, high school Auditorium.

Season tickets now on sale. ip -j- WHOLESOMENESS Would Consolidate School Districts 1: WORTHAM. June 12. (Spl) Consolidation of the Rushing coma i men sell district, of Navarro a county with the Wortham in tern pendent school district has been proposed for an election in tham Saturday, June 30, Dr. Fred W.

Horn, president of the school board, has announced in an official ordyi calling the election, i W. S. Evans and H. Lewis were appointed judges of the elec- Mexia Man if Faculty Tech For Nt KING ALBERI IN STL ti LING BY GORHAM ream Supper Protection With so many kinds of drugs and medicines it is not to be expected that you can accurately judge quality. It is a part of our service to see that whatever you buy here is pure, reliable and of the best quality.

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