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Friday, Feb. 11, 1910.
J015I VSJPQ1NDEXTER
TYLER MAN DEFENDS STATU.
TORY PROHIBITION.
In Speech at Bonham Johnson De
dares for Every Step That Meant
State-Wide Prohibition.
In Ills speech at llonham Hon.
Cone Johnson of Tjlcr discussed
Judge I'olndexter'u prohibition plat-
torm, Racing It v.ns Inconsistent, 11-
loglcnl and a compromise of the
cause. Ho said l'olndexter promises
to teto statutory prohibition It does
not mako an) difference upon what
ground lie would do bO.
'A joung fellow was being exam
ined for license to practice law" Bald
Mr. Johnson, "and was asked to
bttte tho difference between murder
and manslaughter. He scratched his
head for a while and said, 'It don't
miko a darn bit of difference to the
fellow that gets killed.'
'It would not make anj difference
to prohibition whether It was murder
cd by Colquitt or Davldsou or man
slaughtered by l'olndexter. It would
lie dead Just tho same. What Is
I'oludexter's argument agninst tho
constitutionally of prohibition. He
and Judge George Clark and other
nutls contend that tho pnsent pro
visions of the Constitution, In refer
ence to local option, vcbIb in couti
ties, cities, towns, prccl cts, etc , tho
right to determine ror themselves
whether whisk) shall or shall not be
told in such localities, and therefore
the Legislature has no power to snj
that It shall not be sold in the State
1 hat's it In a nutshell. Hut the)
oveilooU that tho Constitution does
not confer on counties, cities and thu
other localities the right to sa) tint
whisk) shall bo sold In their ter
rltor) ; the) do not and can not lie-
nse or legalize the business. The
Constitution simp!) provides a rneth
od b) which n count), cit), town, pre
clnct, etc, nui) prohibit the salu of
whisk) within their terrltor). That
Is what they vote on. It did not,
and does not ,tale an) oto of a lo
cality to authorize tho salo of whis
ky there; that right Is fixed by the
State, through State laws, jiaBsed b)
tho Legislature When local option
is -.oted off, the traffic does not get
Its right lo do business In that ter
rltor) through such election; prohl
hltlon In that terrltor) Is simply tnlv
en off, and tho territory put back like
It was, under tho power and control
of tho Legislature, like other wet
territory.
"Judge I'olndextcr, In condemning
statutoiy prohibition ns unconstltu
tionnl, condemns the opinion and de
cision of Judge Hurt, tho greatest ex
pounder of the criminal law which
Texas has had. He was a lifelong
ami, hut a gieut and honest Judge
Hero is what bo said of I'oludexter's
position on the Constltutloa (ex parte
Hell, 12 S. W Hep, 420):
Quotes Judge Hurt.
"'Hvldently the local option pro
illon of the Constitution do not
dnest tho Legislature or the powcl
lo prohibit the sale of such llquori,
if tho Leglblaturo has such power
ludependentl) of these provisions. It
having been bold hj our Supreme
Court that tho legislature could not
transfer to tho peoplo of counties.
He, tho authority to enact local op
t'on laws for tbclr counties, etc, be
i uuso the power to enact laB was
conferred by tho" Constitution on tho
l eglcl .turc, the local option prohv
lou of tho Constitution became net.
essarj to confer on tho people A
comities, etc, uch a lawmaking
wer The object of tho provls
ioiu "for local option) was not to
ileprno tho Legislature of Its power
over itio subject, but to conrer up
on rr intles and subdivisions thereof
ton -Itutloual authorlt) to adopt laws
piuinu.tlng the salo of such liquors
within tbolr boundaries.
"And Jn bis opinion bo character
izes tho contention that tho 1-egis
latuio may not pass laws prohibiting
the tiafflc as 'too preposterous for ur
gument.' Other authorities might
bo cited. I prefer to follow the oplu
Ion of Judge Hurt rather than that
of Judge l'olndexter n i,l preseit
prulleauieitf Thero Is uotblug in bis
fears. Now when Judge l'olndexter
turns from statutory prohibition und
propoiee the laws which be thinks
would be constitutional and which he
would faior ho yets Into worse trou
bin Ho pioposos a law 'making it
i felony to establish vr maintain a
liquor houeo outside of the corporate
J mlfs of lovvns or cities, -wlthlu three
corporato llni'ts ot cities and towns?
Wh) not mako his proposed three
mile circle appl) to elites and towns
as well as to thu countr 7 If he la
n State-wider I do not see wh) he
wants to exempt cities and towns and
lento them to hae saloons while ho
would prohibit them In the cuuutr)
communities That Is prohibition
for tho country and null prohibition
for tho cities and towns Ot course
If ho could prohibit tho sale of wins
k) within threo miles of a countr)
school he could prohibit It within the
same distance of a city school The
Biloons aro not In tho country now,
the) arc In tho cities, and there Ihls
three-mllo Hw would leave them, tot
his country circles would not math
them A sitrvojor would hump him
self running circles around countr)
school houses nud not cover a si
loon, hut If he would draw them In
thu cities nud towns that would do
some good
"Hut Judge 'l'olndexter )ius
against his same constitutional trou
bles with his three mile law. If a
three mile prohibition liw Is consti
tutional, wh) vould not n general
Stnto-wldo statute prohibiting tho sale
of liquors be constitutional? If thu
local option provisions of thu Constl
tullon give to counties, cities, pre
cincts and subdivisions tho right to
sa) that whisk) shall bo sold wlthli
their boundaries, then wheri would
tho Legislature Mud authorlt) to say
that It shall not be sold within n
coitalti distance of n school? That
would take away from thu people
living in that territory all right to
sa) whether It should ho Bold or not
If the mil) way that thu sale of
whisk) can be prohibited In 'lex.u
Is tbiough locil option elections, ns
Judgu l'olndexter contends, then how
does ho lontend that ho could pro
hlblt It In country communities with
a three mllo law? If the Legislature
can mact statutor) prohibition foi
particular localities or certain terrl
tor), then it can prohibit the sale
an) where. But tho objections to
Polndexter's three-mile bill, ns to Its
constitutionality ate much moro ser
ious than they aro to Blatiilory pro
(ilbltlon
Gov. Robert's Veto.
"Gov. Hoberts, when Governor, e
toed a law passed b) the Leglslituro
which undertook to prohibit the sale
of liquors within a certain distance
of a school. He said tint such a
law undertook lo make prohibition
for a loeallt), or coitaln local terrl
lory, and that local option was the
wa) to prohibit tho silo of liquor-,
in localities or local terrltor) In
other words, tho argument that IiIb
three mllo law for certain particular
districts or terrltor) Is in conlll-t
with tho local option provision or tho
Constitution is much stronger than
that statutory prohibition would be
unconstitutional!
"Ho runs avv.i) fiom sfitutoi)
prohibition, which Judgu Hurt siM
was constitutional, and urns Into a
three-mllo law for certnln coinmunl
ties or special terrltor), which Cloi
Roberts snld was unconstitutional
Our hopu for State wldo piohlbithm
Ilea In sCUutory prohibition Tho
trnlllc onl) has to secure oluven
Senitors In the net Legislature, to
defeat submission With their hold
overs and those tbnt the) nie suie
to elect, tho chances for submission
are not ver) bright, if we have In
tbe Governor's chair .. Governor who
Is nlrond) pledged ngalnst btntutor)
prohibition, or who onl) proposes
prohibition around tho countr)
schools and churches, wheio thoro
nrc no saloons
Favors Submission.
"I am for submission because the
peoplo instructed for It, and 1 am f.ir
the amendment If submitted If the
will of the peoplo Is again uVlc.itcti,
then I would answer that with a
law Statewide, which wiuli prohlh
it tho salo of liquors in this Ktate.
If wo could not get tint, il.en ni)
regulations, restrictions or .nippies-
slon of tho traffic which wu lould
got passed. Let us take l straight
"Hut the) say I am a convert to
prohibition That Is no news JIv
first visit to llonham was in 1SS7,
when 1 spoho hero ngilnst State v.Ido
piohlhltion Some of you doihlless
heard me then lint that lu's been
sonio tlmo It Is foitunato that tho
world is not ruled h) tho past o
Its mistakes .Men change, nud It Ic
wull the) do Gladstone, tho great
English statesman, was for mail)
)ears stoadfastl) ojiixhciI to home
rule for Ireland, but In his liter
)cars was tho champion of tho
rights of the Irish people. While I
wub making nntl speeches in Texas
In 1SS7 another )oung man was also
making null speeches In Tennessee
Ills mine was Carmaek He, loo,
changed. His death, 1 Biipposo, at
tested lo his Io)alty to tho cause
Hut otheis have changed from prohl
hltlon to tho other Bide Wh) nol
tako them to task."
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JAS. ARMISTEAD, Vice Pres. J. W. DIRDSONQ, Atst. Cosh.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Greenville National
Exchange Bank
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS.
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF DUSINESS, JANUARY 31, 1010.
RESOURCES.
Loins nnd Discounts , ?G10 G77 02
U S. nnd Other Bonds 2Ti TGU 00
l'romluiiM on llonds Nona
Unnklug House, I'lirnlturo nud Futures 23 GCG CJ
Cash, Hxchango nnd Demand Loans DOG Hi 15
Totnl IU 203
82
uarantccil undertral
Exaa Copy of Wrapper.
TMCOiirraunaoMAHr, ncwvononY.
LIABILITIES.
Capital $200 000 00
SurpliiH and Undivided Profits IS 737 2J
Iteserved Tor Taxes (Hill) 1 202 75
Circulating Notes,., 1SG M0 00
Deposits J",G 70o S3
Total , $1 30J 203 82
Wo certify this slitement Is correct.
V. J. I'lllLLU'S, l'resldent.
11. W. WILLIAMS, U.ishlor.
LINDLEYJOIINSON'S
BOOKSTORE
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FIRE,
TORNADO,
LIABILITY,
ACCIDENT,
AUTOMOBILE,
i LIVE STOCK.
SURETY BONDS
i Insurance x
T Dnly ttt llid)lr Companies Id Jin spnted J
J ontceSwINoPtli'-tonmsillSlritt T
Z Both Phones 3G5. 4
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MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
RECEIVED DAILY.
BEAUTIFUL VALENTINE
POSTCARDS
FRESH BOX AND BULK
CANDIES HUYLER'S AND
KING'S BEST IN THE
WORLD.
PHONOGRAPHS AND REC
ORDS OF ALL KINDS.
2 IS Wi-rt. L. StneL
2nd Door HvsL lleiklnm Hotel
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TOUND A shoo shop on North Stone
wall Street.
I'Olt SALT Will sieilllcu two dwell
lug lots In Sulphur, Okli Address
," care Herald 2 IS
Burleson College
School of Music
MISS GIBSON, Dlrectoi.
MISS ANDERSON.
MISS NELL.
Completu course In l'lano,
Violin, Organ, Theory.
F. J. Phillips,
Geo. S. Perkins,
Jas. Armistead,
J. M. Boykin,
J. B, Clayton,
A. G. LanUnester,
A. F. Rlchter,
T. R. East.
DIRECTORY.
E. P. Becton,
O. T. Graham,
L. A. Clark,
H. W. Williams,
Mrs. W. A. Williams,
M. M. Arnold,
C. B. Jones,
G. L. Rutherford,
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J W. H. flJ8H, President, p. A. NORRI8, Vice Pres, X
f JNO. L. LOVEJOY, Vice Pres., L. N. DYRD, Active Vice Pres.
& S. B. BROOKS, Cashier. ?
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J 3TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
1 FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF GREENVILLE. TEXAS.
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURIIENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JANUARY 31, 191P.
, RESOURCES.
Loans nnd Discounts ?B07 931 43
U. S llouds and Premiums ."...... 150 000 00
nmilture, TIMiires nnd Ileal Hstnto S 830 10
DeiiMtid IflW, Cash and HxchaiiBO COO 217 71
Total -....t 170 0G8 24
LIABILITIES.
Capital ?IG0 000 00
Surplus nud Profits 20 G5G 25
Circulation i 1G0 000 00
Deposits 849 411 99
Total 1...JI 110 0G8 24
Wo certify this Rtnti n;nt Is correct.
W. II. HUSH, President,
S. B UllOOKS, CaBhter.
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Fire, Tornado
and Plate Glass
Insurance.
R.M. Chapman
ttrmautttauumti
Voice,
Studios convenient to tho public
schools Ne, Phono No JO!)
Offlco (lee's Drug Store.
Telephone Conuecllons.
TEXAS TRACTION CO
"THE CONVENIENT WAY"
NEW ROUTE TO DALLAS
Leavo Greenville 10:23 n. in. for
McKlnne) via ICatv, urrlvlng McKln
ney 11:35 m
Leave McKluney via INTEHURBAN
12:22 p. ni, arrive Dallas 1:45 p in
JAS. P. GRIFFIN, G. P. A.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Weathers Grain Go.
HAVK
ALFALFA AND
PRAIRIE HAY,
FEED AND COAL
, Olflce and Warehouses ou
St. John Street, Opposite
Hardwood Factory.
Both Phones -1i.
W. H. BUSH.
MRS. V. A. KING,
DR. ROBT. SAYLE,
P. A. NORRIS,
JNO. L. LOVEJOY,
M. A. JOY,
DIRECTORS:
DR. CHAS. T. KENNEDY,
R. D. WADDLE.
S. B. BROOKS,
L. N. BYRD,
S. B. PERKINS,
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TWO TONES, FABRIC EFFECTS AND RICH PLAIN PAPfcRS j.
ARE PROMINENT FEATURES OF OUR
WHICH IS COMING IN NOW WE INVITE YOU TO LOOK
THEM OVER.
FOR IIHMT Olio uufuriilslied loom
Can get bond next door Appl) to
Mis Tom llovvltt Gt
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SURGEON and
DENTIT.
GREENVILLE, TEXAS.
Undergraduito Grand Rapids Vetci
Innr) College of Mlchlgjo
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
VOH BALI. A carload of Jersey
springers and heifers. See Maiul
Arnold tf.
WANT1.D To rent a flvo-rooin bouse,
with cistern, smill biru and garden,
for n )ear. Call new phono 401-H
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as the) cannot
reach the diseased lwrtion of tho
ear Thero Is only onit way to euro
deafn'ss, and tnat Is b) constitution
al remedies, Doafuess Is caused bv
an Inflamed condition of tho mucous
lining of tho Kustachlan Tubo. When
mis luoo is lutlaiued joii Imvu a
rumbling sound or lmnerfcet liearliiL-
and when It Is entirely c'oscd, Doaf-
uesa is wio result, unit unless tho In
lUiiinittlon can hu taken out and
this tube ietor-d to Its normal con-
union, ueanng will bo destrojod for
ever, muo cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing
but uu Inflamed condition ot the mu
cous surfaces.
Wa will give One Hupdrcd Dollors
for any cato of Deafness (caused bv
catarrh) that iconnot bo aured by
nana e.;uurni e;uro Bona lor clr
cu'aru freo r J. CHENKV & CO,
.. Tolodo, O
Sold by DrugiiUts, 7Co
Tako Hall's Kamlly l'llls for con
stlpatlon.
Hlegar & Wlcton. tbe nmrlli-nl
ihoemukem want to please you. North
a.onewaii iireeu
FOIt ItHNT Two nleely furnished
rooms elo.su In In, No 121 South Wus
ley street. Apply to .Mrs Loo Wood.
POIt ItH.NT Two nice front rooms
southern oxiiosure, 251 Utoiila stieet.
Will N. Harrison. 2 11
HGCS roit SALU Kobo Comb Hbodo
Island Htds, 15 for J1.00 Satlsfaetlon
guaranteed or moue) refunded. Mis,
J. II. Allen, Dlxou, l'exns. 3 2G.
LOST SS In curienc), some silver
and tax reeclpt of Dibble Collins All
in ladles purse. Property of widow.
Plndur please leive at Herald office
and reeelvo f 5 reward
FOR SALU A BOOd tlvo room re3l
donee. Will tnhe good biiKn) hoi so
as llrst pi)iucnt, balinco 10 per
mouth See l'rlust hetweeu the buiKs
A poor linn In a haul plaic, must
BO.
I'lNU Kaas rOH SALU Ilarred l'ly.
moth lloclcs nnd Columbian W).iu
dotts, Whllu I hava thu chcipest,
they are also thu bust, l'ljiuuth Hoek
e'KRs, JLSO (or ID. Columbian W).in
dott eggs, (J 00 for 15. I'laco )our
orders now-. G. 1'. Mitchell, Orooa
vllle, 2 2Tdvv.
roil SALU Whltu W)a dotto I'BlfS
froiis thu famous chickens which I
tested List year und found them m
1.1) one obb di) fur be.nti . . n
seeutlte da)s, lifter which I tinned
them out and kept nu further ac
count Hcbs per sotting of llfteeli
from first pen (3 00; second pen 1 CO.
C D. Toole, W. Lee fctroot, old phono
J00. 1-S10.
for District Attorno), Sth DisL:
CLMJU SWUUION,
for Sheila:
W. NATT ARNOLD.
BAM J. ltOSS.
JNO. L SOUTH ALU
IIAUKY HltOW.N.
S. J. -MASON.
For County Judge:
UUOltUU II. HALL.
II. O NORWOOD
Tor County Attorney:
T, W. (WAD) TlIOMl'bON.
A. It NICHOLSON.
K. i: l'UAK.
J. l (1'llT) COl'ULANI).
Tor Tax Collector:
ULLIS DIltDSON'a.
Tor County Clerk:
SID L- ARNOLD.
JOU U JOHNS ION.
J. Y. DAUNULU
l'HOr CHAItLUS WUUNN.
w. j. casuy.
Por County Supeilu'ciideut:
JAMUS II. 11UC11ANAN.
1'itoF ui:nh swirr
Tor District Clerk:
JOU 11. SMITH
Tor Tax Assessor:
J. J. (JIM) DAUNULU
1 L ALUXANDUlt,
GILHUUT SIlll'I'.
W. M. HUNLV.
M. A. CHASI'AIN.
Tor County Treasurer;
PltANK 1'. WOOD,
Tor Commissioner, Dlst, No 1:
JOHN A S'lONL.
D. O QUATTLUliAl'M.
For Commissioner, DUt No. J;
I1UOH MINTON.
For Couulj Commissioner, DIbL No. J
I). U (DUD) UMIL1BH,
B I'. (I'LL'AS) COWAN,
l'or Justlco of tho 1'e.ice, l'ro. No. 1
ALHUUr MASON
I'ur Consluhle, Product No. 1:
WILL C1UUUN.
It. U (11011) HAWKINS.
WILUV, U S.MI1II
l'or Public Weigher, Product No. l:
JOHN 11 I'ltANKLIN.
II. 1 11011) U SrilAULINU.
H-H-I-l--!' -H-M-lH-H
.j. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. .J.
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Physicians.
MILUS L. MOODY, M. D.
Practice Limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Glasses Fitted.
OITiee, West Leo Street, over Gra
bun Hi otheis bturo.
C. E. & WILL CANTRELL,
Physicians and Surgecns.
Office in l'h)sleUus una Surgeons
Hospital.
"Make a business or saving
and )oirt savings will mike
)ou a business."
GREENVILLE
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
USI'ABLISIIUD 18SC
Oeefeh Wall
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A Home Institution to Help
Homo Peoplo
STOCK NOW BEING ISSUED
orricuits:
II. W. Williams, President.
U Schlil VIco President.
L U. BlrdsouB, Treasurer.
C D. Jones, Secretary.
DIItUCTOnS:
W. H Wise, E. Schltl, J. O. Hay-
ter, II. W. Williams, Dert Deall,
M. M. Arnold, C. B. Jones
riNANCu committec:
W. II. James, W. W. SocUwell,
Jno A. Hodge.
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Fresh
Vegetables
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Joe Becton. Edwin Becton.
BECTON & BECTON,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Orflco upstaiis over Archie Morris'
Racket Stole, weal sldo square. Both
phones 1JJ.
MiS
irect From
ColoreiLdo.
DR. GEORGE A. WELLS,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate of A. S. O , Klrksvllle, Mo.
Consultation and Uxauiliiatiou Froo. I
I'huuu euunectlous.
Why send off to nave jour clothej
made when )0U can te-t them luaao
right here at home by Fred Dlercku
just as cheap and you can see then
while they aro being made and tburo
Is no chance of your suit being tnadu
wrone or out of Btyle. Clothes clean
Plant trees cow Harlow has tbujed, rupalred und pressed Thu saiuti
ti6Bt va'ltlBS. I'hona him I P'O'ipt attention Is given t) ladles
clothing
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Ma) or;
ft. I). THOMPSON.
E. BCHlKr.
JOHN W. ALUXANDKll.
V. IS 11VHI)
Foi Alderman No. I,
T. I, UimiHLU
M. M ARNOLD,
For Aldenuau No. 2;
J, II WIIATLKY,
OUO W WILSON.
OR. T. B. SPAULDING,
Physician.
Office West Side Square. New phono
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J. ,H. FRENCH,
Physician and Surgeon,
Orfleu at .Moore &. Fre-uch's Drug
Stuio. Residence South Houston St.
Old phone 177.
E. T. SPEAKES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Greenville. Toxus.
Residence l'houo No. CO. Office at
C, W. Oeo's Drug Store.
W. C. MOODY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office uphialrs over tho Ueall Hard
ware and luiploiu.utrCouipauy Storo
l'houo connections.
Dentists.
DR. SAM G. DUFF,
Doltlst.
Office over Commercial National
Uauk, Lee Street.
Attorneys.
SHERRILL, MULKEY & HAMU-TON
Attorneys-at Law.
Offices at Greei.vlllo and Commerce.
Geo. S. Perkins, Morris II, Harrell
PERKIN8 0. HARRELL,
Attorneys at-Law,
Offlcu over Ureeuvlllo National IS
chaiiBu Hank, Rooms 1 aud 2
Ud. II. Ueunctt. J. T. Jone
BENNETT i JONES,
Attorneys at-Law.
Offlco In Sivyld building, northeast
corner of square.
WM. PIERSON,
Attorney-at Law,
I'racllcen In all the Courts. Ofttcei
In Schltr Building over It. N Whits'.
Store.
It Q Uvaus II, U Carpentei
EVANS &. CARPENTER,
Attorneys at-Law.
Office In CoruiLcrclal National Dank
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