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TEXAV MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1937
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FQLSOM, Calif., Sept. 20
(AF; --Warden Clarence
Folsora state prison
guards ttfnd five convicts lay
wounded in the prison hospital loday, victims of a
bloody escape attempt in
whjch a guard and two convicts were killed.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20 UP) Twenty thousand legionnaires and
visitors packodnto gayly festooned Madison Square Garden for
tho opening session of tho
n
Legion convention today arid
&L heard Governor Herbert H. Lehman of New York urgo continua
o
tion
fight for Jtaur uroat
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Harry W. Colmery of Topcka,
Kas , retiring national commander
of tho legion, presided, His report
warning or naziinnuenco in America and calling for protection of
tho constitution and fornn Independent Judiciary was to bo the
highlight of tho day's program.
Thoreport, made public In
vanceHjf tho opening session In
Madison Square
Garden today.
dealt bluntly with Issues expected
ta bo acted upon later this week by
tnn Trinrn thnn 1 3fin rlnlnfmtnc
Neutrality In Lahgr Disputes
Colmery upheld the ii 'lit of
legjonnaites to be sworn in a33d0i
titles dining labor disputes bu
pledged tho organization Itso'f to
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Near Dcath- One of the wounded convicts, Ed
Davis, reputed instigator of the
break, 'was believed near death,
Larkln suffered 12 stab wounds.
Tho
battle began when
seven prisoners rushed tho wardcii
during his usual Sunday morn- clng InterVltjw with prisoners In the
office of tho captain of the guard.
Tho Jjeven men
armed with
crudo Krilji'es and two dummy pistols, stopped from, line, seized Larkln and Guard Captain W, Ji Ryan.
They demanded Larkln', . o r d e r
guards onfTtho prison wnll0t5 hold
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SHANGHAI, Sent. 20 (AP)
Tho' Ajxierican. embassy decided tojiight to leave Nanking in the face of a Japanese
threat to laynwasto to the
Chinese capital, emphasized
by a morning aerial raid in
which4(ctviliansiwerejqlled
and
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United Spates Ambasrtfdor Nelson Johnson, with his aides, work
ed feverishly to transfer documents
to tho American patrol boat, Luzon,
for tho trip 0 miles up tho Yang
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thirty years of scrvico that. I am
forced to leavomy post.
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ServiceClubs To
Hear tylahon In
Vandenbgfg Cdalitiori
Suggestion Draws
Little Response lt
nt
Pleads Guilty
for-To-
Polkr
4pogs
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Even Members Of His ftwn Party
In Disagreement Over Plan
d
Britain Hails Possibility Of Aid
Ffom U. $. In
Crisis
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0 homes destroyed. -
i,to speak.
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km.
Mrs. Elizabeth
B. oDomer
Curtln Wtnsor, Ardmore, Pa.,
WASlflNGTON, S.opf? 20 UV)
Rooscelt, former Vlfo ofEI-llo- tt
Surgeon General Thoinaj Parrnn
to whom her engagement was
second
of
son
Itooscclt;
reported today that cholera in
tho0 president, lit sho.n will o announced.
Sl'anghal "mW In ofi'iclally considered of epldeni.o propjrlfons."
B"
"rarran was ndisod by health
scjrtico ngents that strict
neutrality
wnsj being maintained
their fireXtLarkln jefused. 0
coiled for a survey to fletcr- - at Honolulu and Manflnwto preHe
In the meantime, Ihe warden's
mlno "all nations' teirltorlal noifds sent tlm .nprend of tho disease to.
secretary heard the argument over
as part t a progiam for removing this country.
an open telephone. He phoned the
tho Causes of war. and Urired carlv
as
Larkln
soon
shoot
to
as
guards
"But, under instructions from
adoption by congress of tho unl-J- j
open.
tho
in
captors
wcro
nndrhis
versal draft act now pending1 be- Washington, I cannpt risk tho lives
.4p
.
Stabbed To Death.
fore it.
Ryan and Guard James Kerns
Ho roportcw tho legion member- Ing, and I hope to return to Nan- highest In King by motor during the enforced
had seilous knife wounds. H. E.
ship was
freighter Wichita to a barge In
Cases containing war planes
presidential decree prohibiting
..
n
Martin, a guard was stabbed W
absence.".
its History.
consigned to China are shown
thq outer Harbor at San l'edro,
arms shipments to tho Or.'ent
to
Tho embassy staff planned
death.
Tho national commander termed
Calif.. In accordance with a
as they were unloaded from tho
In government-owne- d
vessels. '
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German claims to the right to prop- leave for Wuhu early Tuesday
Convict Clyde Stevens, Instigator
WASHINGTON, Sept 20 UV)
Senator Vandcnborg'g suggestion
agandize nazlismln tho country a3 morning, thereby observing a de
of an equally desperate prison
an
coalition In 1910 drew llttlo favorable response
a "gratuitous Insult" and "a bra2n mand by tho Japanese naval force for
break attempt at San Quentln prisciti Tho Japanese had warned Uiat today from tho dissenting democrats to whom ho was appealing and
affront to eVcry'XAmcrlcan
on In 1935, was dead as was "Benny
disappointment even .to, his own parly.
zen." Ho suggesrea an immediate foreigners would faco dancer of brought some
Kucharskl, convicted robber.
"'Tho Michigan republican's forjiiht ot n party realignment, madu
dcafli
organizatho
nazl
from
at
Investigation
air
beglnn.ng
of
all
ath'
Larkln, a broad shouldered
Sea-Pirac- y
noon Tuesday, i Japanese oulclals In nn address Saturday night, ro - i W
tions Sn tho United States.
lete, met a fate he himself decreed
widespread
In
:eivrd
attention
would Tiot bo re- "Wo hear from beyond tho sea," declared Japan
ss
iccently in a talk to pilson guards.
of foreign I'fef olUlcaI Uclt2
ho said, "that tho German gbvern-rac- sponsible
ho
'Tf T .nm over ..kidnapped,"
quickly
Senator Borah
claims tho right and intends after that hour.
'
said,
in our
tq.
Tho British, Russian, German lohllcd. however.- that a coalition
organize
gipups
nazl
Q
and Lfm obey ny
:rfqnmiT X:X
purpoa1. and Italian,. cmbaaaic3 decided to would do no goaAlmtfessiltiinclud So-Eorgeinot
the momontr ed arrepudiatlon or thoo now.4n
x 5Jc Is to savo iisfrom commUtt rcmalnpatrlKTst-f- or
y
LONDON, Sept 80. '(iD Great Britain today luiiled the possibility of Amcricainld to case gravely
what I tell you start shooting."
and British and Frcn,ch naval com- cbtjrgo of tho party organization
Ism.
where
Increasing
menace
Europ"e,
warships
tho
In
tension
Mediterranean,
ran
tho'p,cacfl
of
hostile
he
when
kUled
Martltfwd3
manders warned Japanese that
Veteian politicians wcro wary In
Study orConslltutIon
Two-YeSecretary "of State Cordcll Hull's declaration that complete Isolation is hd'j6ngcr possible for the -Suspended
into the "fight-t- o aid tho warden.
""'The Ameilcan people have a they would bo held strictly lesions. forecasting a political realignment,
United States received a warm welcome as lerhni3 Drcsaclnir nartl.il relaxation' of America's
nolicv of
"
for nny loss of life or damage such as that suggested bycvanden-berg- .
Sentences Asness-"e- d
aloofness from Eurore's troubles,
T"
light to go communistlo !? they slblo
At the same time new trepidation was aroused bv Paris rcnorts that Italy, onirrv at not foeinir offered
They cited many practical
want to although tho leg oh w.ill vo piopoity of their nationals.
By Judge
e
a more Important role in tho Mediterranean
hunt, might net up a rhnl patrol with tho aid oppose that to tho finish, as It has
Ihp American commander-In-- i difficulties and recalled, that freAslaflc
Portugal
of Gcrmanj,
and Albania, a right to do,
Vhlef of tho United States
quent talk of the kind In tl'iu past Seventieth district court opened
.
Increasing tho
danger
fleet. Admiral Hatiy Qlrncll,
brought no results.
its third week of tho current term
or a clash tnatlnlgrt spread to 'ln,ono of tho most outspbjeon.
dcclaicd that thoLiizon and Tho most obvious objection, some Monday morning with" a busy ses
convention messages delivered by a
war.
sister-shith;o Gbam, would said, would be tl(o ;rcluctunco of sion.
on'inte iul gov- her
?f
Informed Rome quarters declared legion commander
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nationals.
g
Threo other service clubs will
democrats,
paillcuiarly Tho court j hcarda guilty plea
ernment problems, Colmery sug- piotcct Ameilcan
although
no
that,
was
such
patiol
Tuesday
i,
noon
cmbaafsy
staff,
of the
join with the Rotary
post
held
every
rein'
to
south,
gested
those
tho
volo
tho
lerjon
that
to a chargo ot"
planned at present, Italy docs not
paved. tho way for withdrawal publican ticket, and a similar dis- .'ropi Cliff Moslcy
in honoring Rep. George Mahon,
foigery, nnd upon pfootof restitu
Intend to perm t Mediterranean
of tho jvar ciaft as requested by taste among stalwart republicans
Seo LEGION, Page 0, Col. V
congressman from tho 19th district,
two-year
tion, assessed a
seaplanes which gany thousands of
suspend,
tho Japanese.
who .will be making his" first ap- for any chaffgo In tho historic ed scntenco.
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Leave
To
To
pa:
To
Compile
Wednesday
tons
Data
shipping,
of
to
be
Italian
to
returning
of
relays
since
in
n.nrnnrn here
Tho Japanese planes,
party.
namo
of
,
their
trolled entirely by
ves
Bill Duvall, alias Bill Hart, "and"
On Swing Across
Support Bid For.
3lxeto a squadion, subjected Nanhis homexln Colorado from Wash
'Vandcnbcrg, In his speech to
.
sels.
'
ington.
king to terrific bombardment foi, Michigan republicans, said It was Brady yaughn wore 'arraigned on
'Schedule
Wee:
',
ft
an Indictment charging rapo, and
Prime Minister Neville Chamber
tluee houis dutlng thj morning,
Approximately 150 people aro ex
toJaprophesy- - develop- botljjjtcrcd pleas of not guilty.
h
aiming at Nanking government too early
the American lain grappled with tho problem of
HYDE, PARK, N. Y., Sept. 20 UP) westbound stop
pected "to. hear tne congressman
ments,
tho
suggested
emci-- Duvall's motion for sevcranpo was
bullcllngs but striking residences genco of but
Two definite speaking engage- westbound Stop
tho American lessening tho renewed tension with
sneak.
a now "coalltlorffjiarty un-d- irantea, and hla case was set for
S?
Italy w thout weakening the strong
instead.
were placed on President
T. W. Ashley, picaldent of the ments
new
name"
"smpathclle
or
a
.France and Britain have tak
Tho Ameilcan embassy staffjwlll cooperation under liospuauio re Sept. 27. Vaughn's case was conhost club, said thatVlrtually tho Roosevelt's west coast ltineraiy to- Monday by Dr. P. W. Malone, chair atana
tinued until November on hla mobo rctuired to Nankhig when jhe publican
Body Of Loiu-Tim- e
?ntlro nrocram would be turned day at Bonneville dam near Port- man of tho chamber of commerce en Ji intly to stamp out mysterious
banners."
t&
tion.
maiauders
Mediterranean.
danger H believed past. Ot er
over to Representative Mahon.
,
land, Ore , and Chicago as offi- aviation pommlttce.
Is
Here
Resident
a Roose
Senator Rtissoll
"Courageous Speech"
Judgment was entered ?for deAmericana, likewise, were evacuatHeads of the Lions,- - KIwanis and cials, continued to chart the 6,000
Encouragement
came
Sunday
The British press saw aid to
Taken To Lampasas
ing up ilver aboard a Br.tlsh velt supporter, said ho did not take fendants In th2 case of Nola (Qlrtls
American Business .clubs said their mllo Journey.
company off cinli
a
from
of
gioup
Vandcnbcrg's suggestion veiy seri- vcisus W. It. Purser and Sons, suit
causo InSecrctary Hull's
membership would turn out en Tho
steamer.
swing, planned at Fort Worth, ho said, and Dr. Britain's
"coura'geous speech" made In an Death claimed another of. the
announced thoy 'had ously.
on note, Agreed judgment of 5550
Japanese
masse for tho meeting.
to givo tho chief executive a f list- - Malone hoped that Informa.lon
lonr-tlm- o
residents of Big Spilng lost appto'.imately 4,000 dead and Abandonment of the name of tho was entered In the damag: su't of
ar hand picture, df admlnlstiatlon could be produced, heio soon h c'l international radio broadcast
WaltenlJonncr,
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by tho Nat'onal Peace con- f Sunday" when John
l"
6unded In the Shanghai sector republican party and tho ndoptton Petty Dally against tho West Texprojects and ah opportunity to would result In affording tills city ference last night.
man nnu oaiuer, slnco August 23 when they first
of a now party designation, poli- as Oil company.
CORSICANA OIRL
gaugo interior and Pacific coas: an acilal outlet to the west.
s
durhospital
tical experts said, would piescnt
Hull 'declared, that though Amer succumbed, at aocal
troops.
statement
landing
Tho
Bryant Payne, charged with
CRASH VICTDI
Two tilings will bo nec;s?ary to ica Is dqtprmlncd nolther to thrust ing an operation
sentiment on his broad economic
man child desertion, won a contlnuanca
In
kv- -n
tnnilrt
hnv H.1I1I.. In rnfllto Chl- - additional problems.
congress
adjourncompany
objectives
since
stop,
In
1900
the
interest
the
states,
party
they
said, a new
hciself rior to be drawn into armed Bonner came hero around
Miss ed,
of IiIh pasu to tho November term.
BREMOND, Sept. 20 UP)
that fighting had lulled
will start from hero lato Wed- ho bplleycd,,
that tho alrmslj confl'ct between othoiAiatlons "this nnd foi years "was an employe of 03o c'alms
Shanghai beeaujo tho Jap- would hivo difficulty getting onto
Cilmlnal cases set for Sept. 27
round
Doiothy Drane of Corslcana wa? nesday.
aa-poundage to tho west coast and ad- policy,, must be supplemented.1'
company
a
railway
limiting
laws
ballot because of
the T. & P.
SubIa,
anese had suffered such heavy thp
vveio those of Prudcnclo
killed today when tho automobile
passenger
would
ditional
tiafflo
the
pailTcs.
to
recognition
two
IIo;left
established
'A, policy of complete isolation cai repair woiker.
weeks later, .most
It will end
they had to wait foi
chaigcd with seduction; Mildred
casualties
In which she and another passenstop.
justify
1023
a
such
the
lailioad
in
services
of
the
fiomMho outsldo .world In Its ulti
Washington after a speoch
Dickey nnd Hattlo Hagen.'Indicted
more ichijorsoments. , .
ger wcro riding turned over round- likely 6at dedicating
tho federally- - Thc officials to whom he talked mate effects would bo as ineffec- stUke and for years was a barber qhcio was but llttlo activity at
for felony theft, and E.IT. Lawson,
ing a cuivo six miles south of hero Oct..
FORMER
RESIDENT
city
of
a
said
Inclusion
as
that
health,
this
however,
Falling
as
here,
bridge
tive
opposite
in
the
extreme,"
ho
Mrs. George financed Outci Drlvo
billed on a count of driving while
Tho passengoft
west stop would naturally entail ln- - said in wotds that cheered Britain forced him to glo up, this occupa- Shanghai to gleet the airlvil yes- TAKEN BY DEATII
Chicago.
4
',eulay of tho sixth, regiment o:
iitoxlcatw.
Blown of Coislcana, suffered only
costs.
eased
operations
in
ago,
They
ci
years
few
tion
a
or
sumo
mo
press
meanwhile
s,aw
sections
Polltlcal . observers
lnjurios. '
Jnitqd States marines. The ,unit,
irlnor
son,
pro
only
If
would
m
bo
dlcatcd
is
an
that
Surviving
facts
h
of
"
today
was
heio
Word
received
uoudio
in tho spesch,
San Diego, Calif.,
Joe Rumple, Bicmond undertak- wcio wondering. wnotner tne prcs'- sentcd to show that revenues would slnco It signuicanco
followeo closely President WillUnTA. Bonner, Fort Worth. He ushed fiom
tho death of L. C. Gallcmote, 20, In STRAY BULLET
tho aimy transport Chau- - Tipton,
er, said Miss Drano was on her dent would, mention tho supreme bo sufficient to justify the stop, the Roosevelt's
aboard
Bonatlibr,
his
also
Calif, of ihfantllo parulysis
dlctatois,
WifC.
leaves
criticism
In
of
viowl
de- way to College Station when the court In his. Chicago talk,
Amerlccn
mont,
doubled
tho
ner, Lampasas.
Saturday,
HEARNE, Sept. "20 UP) Robert
"ll inose words mean octlon-nn- d
of tho fact that tho highest trib- company would be willing to
th"5 turn
Her
to
failed
mako
contingent.
ense
rir
It.
Services wore conducted Monday
Mr. Rooscvelt'sadmlnlstintlotmioes
Services were conducted In that (Cotton) Evans, University of Tex
unal convenes its fall term tho day
body was brought he
o not usually
spedk unless actwi is morning at the Eberlcy chapel with
city Monday moinlng, according to ns baseball plucr, was recovering
Justice Dr. Malone said that his cammll-tebefore, when Associate
roports.
would begin work soon to com-pll- o Intended thoy nro tho most hopc- - Rev. G. C. Schurman, pastor of the FATALLY nURNl-i.cdny from u head wound inflicted
L, Black. Is scheduled to take
Hugo
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INJURIES-FATAsupporting data for an applica- jui j.iai navo como across tho At First Christian church, In chaise. TYLER, Sept, 20 UP) Funeral A foimcr resident of Big Spilng, by a stmy bullet Friday,
tho
bench.
UP)
L
Henry
PARIS, vSept. 20
tion for tho sc'icdulo change which lantic in many a year' commented Tho body was taken overland In sei vices, wcie to be held today ot L. C. moved fiom hero threo yeats Ho was treated nc a Bryan hos
The News Chronlclo.Snddlng
JJaynard, 55t died today of Injuries
would pei ml t persons boardln
the a Rtx funcial car to Lampasas 3'g Sandy in C)shur county for ngoQjut visited In tho city several pital and released Immediately.
In
col
WEEK
night
tho
FIKE PREVENTION
flufleied Saturday
was
planes hero for the west coast,' and speech suggested that "tho United Where last rites are to bo held Mrs. Lauta White, CO, who was times' since. Hl3 sister, Mrs. Pete iZvWis, homo foi the"week-end- ,
P)
,
Sept.
20
WASHINGTON,
automoan
n 2 p, m. Ho will bo 'n- - fatally burned Friday when
her Matlockr resides heie, Hit) mothoi, assisting inch. School Footoau
lision of a tiuck and
which would mako posslblo lound States may bo pieparlnn to ranco Tuesclay
N21! I....IJ.
.1I..1
...Un
pioclalmcdjthc
ui.
...I..
Roosevelt
shock
Buffered
President
Itself with other democracies in de luiii'll ucatuu ma wim, viiu uluu p.Iothing became Ignite from firo Mis. Ida Gallcmoro, lives in Blair, Coach Cochran ot Wood field whon
bile. Mis. Maynard
trips from hero to tho cast.
f
termination to withstand Fascist heio a year ago.
Okla.
ho wad struck by the, bullet.
and bruises but her condition wm week beclnnlni' October 3 as fire
andcr u wash pot.
,
week,
&prevention
aggression.
Pallbeaicis here weie members
not serious.
V
I.p.O
MOTOR COMPANY IS
lodgo
F.
of which
of tho local
Bonner was ono of the oldest mem
BY FIRE
DESTROYED
a
REPORT
BIG
E-TOIL
,
DEAL
bors.
EX
ROBSTOWNtS&ept. 20 Ul) Hrc CLOSEDMONDAY
of unknown
origin early ToUaj
in 7i deal reporTecT To Tio a $100,-00razed tho Robsjown
Motor Co.
tiansactiOn, Otis Chalk, ranch
building In tho main business secman, Monday
leasod tho
AUSTIN, Sept, 20 lP) Another tlngham testified tho piessuro drop tion hero. Tho company Is the lo- south half of
W&NW,
section
big drop In bottomholo pressure In per million barrels of oil produc cal Ford agent.
p
as cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco nnd scheme.
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 20 UP)
'
in T.lnv1 TJnhla
threo times as large
the famed East Texas ol! field was tion had been
tne other grains, frqits and vegetables,
outlining
Wallace,
Secietaiy
damage
Extent
tho
of
had
nul
convoyeu
said
Ho
a
know
just
"will
farmer
me
i.(mia
acres
320
12
to
September
12
a;
disclosed at tho slato tallroad com- from June
and attempts to exactly what he is supposed to do
this morning and ono pioduclng oil well to WEST TEXAS Partly cloudy to broad provisions of next years as
period preced been determined
mission's monthly proration hear- during the
$500,000500 farm benefit program hold, down their acreage.
"
Thirteen no wears and 13 used ccij, Noblo In the, deal. All pipe, tqnks night and Tuesday.
to
,
with the plan and just
Ing
12.
Juno
ing today.
EAST TEXAS Generally fair to described It today as an Improve
It also encourages planting of howcomply
all ownod by the company, and two and equipment on the acreage were
much ho will receive, for com'
Farmer said ho was participating cars In the shop for repairs were mvoivea in tne trado.
V. E. Cottongham, chief engineer
night und Tuesday,
grass and clover, by classing these pliance.
ovor earlier plans.
ment
Only one type of payment
In tlft hearing to obtain informa believed
TKAIIUSKATUJIKS
utdfJ-- voll build will be made."
Ho said, however, that It alone as
for the commission, saTd average
lo't,
unalk'a recent Np. ItC fee tc3t,
Mon,
Ing,"
bottomholo pressure in East Texns tion for tho legislature's use- in Its
Sun.
control
provide
not
adequate
would
east
oxtension to tho Chalk pool, la
1'ho prognftn offers special indeclined 12 89 pounds per snuaro special session opening next Moa
A limit or "ggl" on nit tho "soli
I m, a.m. of major crops.
tho well. Involved. It tested 515 28
ducements in the Oreat Plains area
crops'
ALLRED STARTS WORK ban Lis two
group
I
85
as
Is
73
depleting"
a
,r,
Inch In the month ended Septem- day.
es
agricultural
conservation
"Tho
weeks ago fiom a
for returning' cultivated Und to
.J1,..-....- .
3 m
75
87
ber 11. It was the third successive
Cottlnglmm told' the Fort Worth
depth of 3,981 fcetn brown lime,
piogiam la not a production control tabllshed and llkewiso a 'goal" for grass, and also Includes a rsnge
3 .tf
month' he had reported a substa- legislator that tf the East Texas ON TAX MESSAGE
88
goals
73
soll.consorvlng.
Theso
are
"In
said.
bo
absence
piogram,
Is
and
it
consideied
une of tho
In the West and South, a
AubiiW, 5i!)( 2u Uti Governor
ntial decrease.
,. 88 l7l ot other legislation, nonnalweathur then split up among states, coun program
,4
field was shut down for two weeks
naval stores jJiogram,
and payJames ,V. Allied Intends to start pest proepocta In thaj terrltoiy,
rAliditinnH
over several BeasonH ties, and Indlvldnaltfarma.
The continuing decline has fed gas piessuro would rise.
71
at
(!?
on commercial orchards and
on tils message to the
3
,..,,..
6
fecelvo benefit pay ments farms,
some oil men to feel the commis71
87
In tho accumula- to
vvl((ult
In
again
Farmer endeavored to show that work tBnlghtfjCislon
order
of the legisla- HELD IN CALIFORNIA
7
70
sion will attempt to cut the area's certain other fields were allowed a
ments, faimcis tntist stay within truck
wuu Ol UUlUbllSUIUU HUipJU9e9,
IMIKMttMMHIIH M
AdmlnUtiatlon will be through
TULARE, Calif., Sept. 20 UP)
O
oO
VrJ
production, which now is mora much greater peicchthge of. their ture opening next Monday,
Congressional leaders have prom their
and equal region,
MttlMIMM
state, and county AAA or77
7
K
ised to make farm legislation the or exceed tho 'soil building goal ganization
potential
production
thaf& East It probably will not bo finished Rlchaid Jt. O'Clalr, wanted in
than 475,000 barrels dally. Others
lMIMtMM"IIM
tint have operated
a
atSlew
week.
end
the
county,
of
on
Blanca
until
the
Tex.,
be
will
"
no
curtailment
Tolley.
7
believe
Texas, He claimed the Van field,
AAA administrator. previous, national
first order of business at the next IL R.
If r
ltMf(MM 75
farm programs,
The, governor has Indicated he, charges of breaking jail and for11
tempted unless the drop becomes about 60 miles away, wfis permitted
72
70
said assignment ot Individual goals A maximum
session.
payment will .be es
raise an gery, was held here today for Texas 1
greater.
,, 75 77;
to produce-2per cent of its dally will 6sk tho legislature to year
Tho new boneflt program, woik- - to farmers should "prove simpler tablished for- - each, arm that
t-$15,000,000 a
additional
in authorities, after his arrest yester
Under questioning by Rep. Clar-nc- a
cd out under the soil consetvatlon and mora effective than ths two
day.
See
taxes.
Tuesday OiSJ a. m.
Pate 8, CoL 5
1833
E. Farmer of Fort Wprth, Col- art, cissies most major crops, such progiams which preceded" ths
See WALLACE, Rife , CeJ. S
963,600-sccon-
tf
".n.n,
Faco,,
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TO WED
E
Danger OfDoatlf
Constitution
I
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EX-WIF-
Foreigners Warned,,,
'To Get Out Or
Protection-jO- f-
W
ELLIOTT'S
Destruepdn--OfNa- fc
Also Appeals For
r
UNLOADWR PLANES -FOR - CHINA - JEIERBAN
C
Hurt In Fighl; E
cape Thwarted'
,
Japs Threaten
Legion Chief--J
Into Nazi Activities In U S.
Tfinee Killed,.
8 Wounded In
Pej
(R-Id-
J
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ar
anti-pirat-
ever-prese-
FD Schedules. tysy Restore
s
Speech Tuesday
5
Two Talks
o
With-diawa-
Hie-lon-
Airline Stop
how-avc-
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non-Itali-
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Death Victim
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PRESSURE
LEAD
JR0P
MAY
TO ALLOWABLE CUT
er-o- ll
91-2-
Weathei
Broad Outline Of Farm Bertefit
Plan Described By Wallace
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Guests
Entertained With
Chicken Barbecue
tfr, atld Mrs. Fred Stephens Cn
tertalncd with & chicken barbecue
Saturday" night In honor of several
MC
--
StH
jQuestjt wern Mr. nnd Mm. Horn
don Johns of Houston, Ed Wright,
Tom W. McAfee. Vanco D. Hoff- mastcr, 01m Brent and Charles L.
Bcall of 'Dallas, Karl Hogue and
Cliff Knott of Abilene.
iiiiiiiyrlfta
'
Allen Boono has returned from
a few days stay In Cisco, where he
visited with friends and relatives
and transacted busftiess.
a
Mr. and Mrs. Q". N. Crosthwalt
have returned nomo from a two
WfieksJEacationspcnt
In
Fort
Worth and Dallas. They visited
with refatlvesand friends and at
cxposl
tended the
tlon'. and Frontier Fiesta.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burn am of
Cisco- - were visitors In Big Spring
this' weekend because of the Illness
ofQfr. Burnom'a aisterV
Grid Ticket
Sales Begun
AND
IBP ?jg.fejg..iyr
i
frock with pink satin sash and ac
cessories. They wcro then ushered
toVthe spacious back lawn, whero
games were -- flayed and an, hour
of fun was spcht. Group pictures
wqro made of tho guests and of
tho' honoree, after which refresh
ments wcro served from a table
cerilcrcoTb'y a huge "white cake Iced
with pink and giccn rosebuds and
topped with candles. On cither side
of tho cako was tho inscription
"Happy
Birthday
to
Emma
Jeanne." The table, was loaded with1
toy
dogs.
balloons and
Plato favors were cellophane
wrapped packages of serpentine.
The guest list included Patsy Anne
Young, JeanelloSplvey,
Virginia
Ferguson, Barbara jean. Lytic, WJ1;
ma Jo Taylor, Mina Mao Taylor,
Helen Blount, Peggy Anne Har
grove, JUary EdltfarNeal, .Marguerite Wood, FrcddleWSA.dklns, Paul
inc Shubert, Edith Paulino Tucker,
Fatsy Ann Stallltlgs, Donnle StallIngs, Harry Mlddleton, Vivian Mtd-dlcton, W. R. Newsom Jr., Donald
Ray Newson, Harry Weeg Jr., Ed-
Annually, from the middle of
Juno to approximately tho middle,
of August, publishing is at what Is
Conventionally
described as "low
obb.' Publishers Ho exhausted in
their gardens reviewing past cf- fall catnpalgnr-- "
Then, In August, a, deluge h&
gins. Books begin gushing from
every press, and collecting on cv- -f
cry rovlewer'a desk. By mid-Se- p
tember this dclugo has reached al
most Biblical proportions, it not yet
having occurred to tho publishing
world that spreading their books
iwuty uvci uiu ,yeur youiu give
each book a better chance!
A lot of this spate of printing
naa oecn reprints and translations,,
and of these by far tho most amus
ing is Lewis Galantlcre's transla
tion of "Thov Goncourt Journals''
(Doubleday, Doran; $3,80). This Is
made" up of the reflections of two
exquisites.
brothers, professional
founders of a literary manner and
observers extraordinary. It is full
of malice and Is supposedly scan
dalous In part althoughthe scan
dal Is pretty tame. What Is Im
portant about the Journals Is first
that Galantlero has eliminated
most of the trash about tho broth
ers Edmond and Jules' megrims,
and second, that the Joufnals mako
a perfect historical resume of the
period from 1850 to 1870.
Cu
-- Next-,,
most, amusing (of all
Clcnden-ine's
thlngsf) is 'Dr. Logan
"TheHuman Body" (Knopf:
$3.75), which has sold an average
or 20,000 copies a ypar since its
first phbhcjUlon 10 years ago, and
which no&rhas been rewritten and
freshened up and made into an Ir- resistlblo. and fascinating expe
rience for anybody who has been
confused by all the rot written
By The Drink
., Price for the'HtSkels, which will
prlvllego the buyer to, see five
homo games, has been set at $3.7$;
nccordlng to (Edmund Notestlne,
who 1,3 handling the distribution.
Should fans seek thclr'iclccts by
mail, they nu asked oio write
d!recUyalhcJgBlgSprlnghl6h
cchool. The 'pasteboards can also,
telephone
bo reserved by0 calling
,
number 415..
at prices
Box scats
from $25 to $17 this season.
raninc
ga
g
arcO-scllln-
HttWtHtHtj,EM,
DALLAS, Sept. 20 UP) Texas
pollco have cracked down on vice.
A crusade, originating principally with local police, Is in full
swing.. Tho main fire of the police
la directed at marble boards, slot
machines, disorderly
houses and
tho sals of liquor by drink,
started In North Tex
as, Dallas and Fort Worth took the
lead. Fort Worth has had a steady
campaign against marble boards
for months. Court orders for the
destruction of 100 machines ihave
bft'p 'asked there. Dallas police
drdve hard at nil forms ofuvlco last
week
Houston7anAilonlo and(Auatln
have thrown a scare Into vice lords.
Galveston has no crusade ; under
wav. notice saldi. but thev are
V
watching conditions.
Fort Worth police last week aim
ed at ponderers' and houses of 111
n
repute.
and 28
women were nabbed in raids there,
The,drivo will continue, pollco said.
Tho-nuro- -e
Twcnty-soVcnme-
JDallas,mothcrs and
fathers-Joi- n
WTO
MOHOAY,
Texas Police War On
Marble Boards Sale
. ,,
Football fans may sccuro season
tickets until Friday of this week
by applying In tho lobby of tho
Settles hotel whero the ducats will
bo placed on sale dutlng tho hours
of S tu m. to 1 p. m, and 2 p. m. to
WRITING
'
Vice Crusade
Is Underway
Ducats Good For
Five Home Grimes
Priced At $3.75
READING
Un thwf have
20,"?.
riU4"
fcwn
somewhat
'
"
Tho move In far "West Tex, ana
the jPanhandlc has tact w;thiHf,.
cession many fronts. Abilene ra
potted the only coin operated
there were scales, pca- nut vendors and five cent phono- grap'-s.- '
.
SEEK TO RESTORE
WATER SUPPLY
rk.
KELLER, Sept. 20
men used acetylene torches on ex- plosion wrought and f
Bteel wrcckago today, In nn effort'
to restore Keller's water supply be- UPh-Wp-
,
fore-noo- nr-
A grain dust explosion yesterday
afternoonjstartcd a flro which
tho clcvajor ondeed-storesof C. J. .Johnson at an estimated
loss of $22,500) gutted tho water-- . .
worksTJond melted supports of tho
water itank, sending lt"
k
k
'
57,00O-.stc-
nvor thn BUPnlV well.
Meanwhile, truckers hauled
tor from nearby towns.
rnl?far
t
wa- -
'
TO ME INJURED
" MT. PLEASANT, Sept 20 UP)
D. A. Campbelh 28, refinery work
er, was .In a 'serious, condition
day nndCharlcy Cap'chart, 50, mat- tress factory operator? was recov- ef Ing from "'injuries suffered yes- -
i' q
ln'a
highway accident.
ed police in a campaign against all jciday
forms of gambling. Parents have Campbell received chest Injuries y
agreed to notify police the location and a skull fracture when thQjcdr
riding-turn- ed
of marble boards, slot macKjries In which the two men were
'Monday Evening
over.
Many
and bookmakers.
machines
c:00 Dance Ditties.
havo been seized and bookmaklng
BUB B(1L Basham.
Is
on
wane,
the
crusaders reported,
5:30 American Family Robinson
At (.Houston,? marble machines
6:45 On The iMall.
banned several months ago, were
(6.00 Works Progress 'Program.
mund Notestlne, John Weir Notslowly creeping back. The Harris
Mrs. Sam Goldman andNhuiKh- 6:15 Evening" Serenade.
.
Billy
cstine,
274ST
5l
Wozencraft,
Don
No.
PATTERN
Hank
county grand jury began looking
ter. Miss Jlmmle Lou, are expected
6:45 Curbstone Reporter.
McDaniels, Pat and Luther Mc
to return from a few days visit in Everyday household articles, like P..T.A. NOTICE
into things and Mayor R. H. Fon- 7.00 Smile Time.
Daniels,
Emily
Fahrenkamp,
Sara
something
can
dish
be'
towels,
made
Dallas.
vlllc, gambling foe, told pollce-vt7:15 Baseball News.
The Junior High School Parent- - Jane Strange, Mary Ellen Tuckei,
clean up.
7:30 Mellow Console Moments.
you'll be proud to own (or give
Billy
Wester-maMarie Tucker, Cella
Miss Helen Fay Rankin of Colo
Teacher association will meet at
j7.45?
FlashCowhands.
Police Chief R, Dl Thorp at Aus
Sara Maud Johnson, Jerry
oclock Tuesday afternoon in
rado was guest this weekend of away) If they er attractively dec8.00 GeOrgeHall Orch.
tin warned against Installation of
Dee
MlssBUUo KelWain'the home of urui.eu.y4 fiese umuruiucruu
iuuiii- - the Senior High School building, Tucker, Joan Winn, Maxle
8ilB Home Folks Frolic.
marble boards and slot machines,
Billy
Jean Younger,
mles are so simple tocwork, yet can room 309. All mothers of seventh Ybunger,
Mr. and Mrs. IiFtS Terry.
Salon Mpderne.
Raids against disorderly houses
Dorothy Ann Meador. Mamie Jean
make a set of towels into a charm graders ars tfted to attend.
VTwlsters.
Rhythm
O
have been staged.
Meador, Wanda Joyce. MerrickJji'
MoJ!. jKJEarluof-- McCamey was ing addltlon-t- o your home,-- , or a
9:00 "Goodnight"
Friday guest in thejjhome of Mr. lovely and welcome gift (for a
San Antonio polica have acted
Nell Robinson, JBeverly Ann Stult
'
Mottling
Tuesday
and Mrs. J. C. .Shlpman.
v
against vies, and reported condlj
ing, Clarice Hetty, Billy B. Lees,
frlcqd. ,
7.00 Musical Clock, y
Billy Crunk, Barclay Wood, LaRue
u
7:25 World Book Man.
Z Mr. and Mrs.
S. FrulttCspent "The pattern envelope contains hot
Tucker, Buddo Edwards, Connje
transfer for sevens' motifs.
7:30 'Jerry Sheitonf
tne weeKendMn Sweetwater with Irbn
P
2
won,
jane
InchesVach;
averaging
6x8
also
.Diane
iawaras,
7:45 Devotional.
relatives aiidlfrlends.
Upderwood, Joan Lewis and Don
complete,
illus
8:15 (Hillbilly Harmonies.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20 (JP) Colum- - Pickle,
Forks,
trated
to
Charlinc
with
diagrams
RosoNell
directions,
Mr. and Mrs.
H."Chastaln of
8:30 Museum Memories.
A,
.
Odessa were Sunday guests in the aid you: also what material and bus and Milwaukee. chamDlon and a'ueker, Lu Ann Ware, Johnny Mae
8!45- Hollywood Brevities.
I"JV
Tf.inmn!nn nf ti Amorlnn nnqrb Uilmer, Joe Nell Slkes, Billy Ray
homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. how much vou will (need.
0.00 All Request Program.
To obtain 'this pattern, send for elation, jvlll fight it out for theLGllmer, Dorothy Anne SikeB, Tom
e,
Bluhm.
Musical Grab Bag.,
n
ArferS
playoff title and the my Reece Gilmer, Lyn
Porter, about health.
No. 274 and enclose 10 cents In
9:45 Lobby Interviews.
,,
Mrs. Mary Robertson of Dallas stamps or coin (coin preferred) to right to meet the International Mary Evelyn Johnson, Mary Joyce
socially
to
news
will
the
be
9.55 5. Minutes of Melody.
It
Is a house guest of Miss Louise cover service and postage. Address league rulers for the Little World Summers, Joe Dick and Jack Merunsure that Emily Posts long- - 10 00 Piano Impressions.
rick, and Lillian Nell Tamsltt
.Sncelero.ver, the weekend.
Big Spring Herald, Needlework De scries crown.
DOnular "Etiauette."
has also been 10:15 Newscast
partment, J?. O. Box 172, Station D, Columbuswinner of the 1837 asGifts were sent bv Mrs. R. p. modernized and pointed up (Funk 10.30
Serenade
sociation pennant, qualified for the oiaugnter, gronamotner or the & Wagnalls; $4); tl diplomatical 10.45 Melody Special.
New York, N."T.
(Copyright 0937 by the Bell Syn final playoff series yesterday, de honoree, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Slaugh- ly minded will rejoice in the re 10.55 Market Report
reaung Minneapolis 7 to 2 lor a ter, "Janice and Jess Jnr Miss.Lur- publican in one volume of Vis- 11.00 Concert-Maste- r,
dicate, inc.)
H
U
fourth victory in six games played. line Faxton, Miss Jane Marie count Grey's "Twenty-fiv- e
years; 11:30 Weldon Stamps.
Milwaukee's Tingle, Betty Lou McGinnis, Beth
(Stokes; $4 50); the lit 11:45 Jlmmle Qreer's Orchestra?
C. W. Cunningham Is In Dallas At the sfini9 time,
v
who placed fourth in the McGinnis, and Dorothy Marie Was- erary will dash out Immediately to
Tuesday Afternoon
this week visiting with his mother, Brewers,
regular
sen.
schedule standings, wallop
Ssa
Songs.
Mrs. Fannie Wilson. He will also
Mansfield's
short 12. w
qi)uy
Kathcrlne
;
12
to
3
for a fourth ,win Mrs. Slaughter was assisted by storids,saJl 88 of them, now collect- 12 30 Art Tflfum.
""H
spend some time with his daughter, ed Toledo
six
in
tilts.
Mrs. Edmund Notestlne, Mrs. Carl ed into
singf? volume and duly 12.45 Singing Sam. Mjss Doris, who left last week to
Really !A "Marvelous '
Merrick, Mrs. W. P. Edwards, reintroduced to the public by
mAtkim?msfmrtnM
n
1.00 The Drifters.
attend S M.U.
Lat?y,
r&2Lj? ZTt
&
To YourSpcclaIOrdcx!
s
Assortment
KILLEDBY. CAR
-j
Misses Freddls Adkins, Marguer
StringrEnsemble.
Murry (Knopf ;'$3 50).
MEXIA, Sept. 20 UP)
All Work Guaranteed
Fundi al ite Wood, . Pauline Shubert ' and
TimeT'
Melody
r1
5 Miss Cornelia Frances Dougless, services will be helil today for
.
.
Paulino-Tuckel!45 Master Singerg,
Phone 1067W
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Prospero Agullar, 70, Thornton Edith
2,00 Serenade Espagnol.'T1
For Information
DaUgless, has enrolled In Mary farmer who was struck by an
2:15 Newscast
Called For and Delivered
Hardin-BaylModern fabrics often contain as
college tobeg!n her automobile-'whlle- he crossed high-wa2:30 Afternoon Serenade.- warn JwLf AVlia? mk
"T
year's work.
many as five or six different fibers
14 near hero' yesterday.
Easy To Rcmembe3 00 Market Report.
)
3.05 Concert HaH'of the Air.
3:30 Sketches In Ivory.
by EDDIE BRIETZ
3.45 Monitor Views of the News.
&
NEW YORK, Sept 20. UP)Uax 4.09 Dance Hour.
tune-up
Schmellng will take on two
4:15 , Carol Lee.
bouts before'incctlng Joe Louis for 4.30 -- Harry Reset Orchestra.
1 1 m
W
.
bo
.
ono
will
tho title next June
4:45 Wanda McOualn.
Germany
In
against Walter Nfcusel
Tuesday Evening
. . . the other will be hold in this 5.00
LNeAV
Dance Ditties.
country In February, probably in
A Garden of .Melody.
.
football
.
New
,
York
The
Miami
5:30 Amerle3fc Family Robinson.
Giants to a man say Sammy Baugh
Tho Church in the
of Washington Is the hottest thing
to come up from the college ranks a6.00 20 Fingers In Rhythmic Harsince Bretnko Nagurskl jolted the
mony.
Chicago Bearjg from Minnesota. , . 6; 15 Newscast?
.
MODEL
7 TUBIS 3 BANU
1
The only thing wrong with the 6.30 Evenlng'Serenade.
V
- ?
You'll
njoy thiPgrtsttit trut ol
Pompton Lakes training camp of 6 45 Curbstone Reporter.
your life whon 'you'luttn to this
M. ThiUand Scnors Garcia and 7,00 Weldon Stamps.
Ton MonitorvRdio
mw
nd
Montaner Is that nobody around 7:15 Eventide Harmonlzers.
'Ixar tomelhing you'v,nvr hird
the joint can speak English.
7.30 Baseball News.
befor with ny rdlo tbsolutoly
7:45 Jimmle Wlllson, Organ.
Alabama V. and, Auburn can't
. --.
m ,
mtntui rtproductioi
In Fact We Have A Com8.09 George Haft" Orchestra.
how Louisiana 'State
understand
n"
w8:15iHome
Folks
Frolic.
plete NewjFall Wardrobe
walked off with two. star Ala8:3Q'Stromlng
Along
Melody
For- Every Member Of
bama golfers Suddtiy Horner of
'
Lane.
Montgomery
and his brother, 8,45 Wrestling
The Family!
Matches.
Horace, Jr. . . . Answer: Louisiana State was glad to put out' 10J15 "Goodnight." ir
See Our Windows
Q3 jjjfgar-ggwifscholarships for two boys to carAnd Save!
-ry on for Freddy Haas and Faul QUILTING POSTPONED
everything-ttheLeslie . , . Left banders commmmmmammmms
prise more than ten percent of
The quilting which was schedthe membership of the golfers' at uled to take place Wednesday by
rM
ELEOTBIO SHOP '
East Hills country club out;,at the Homemaltcr's Class of the First
St J6seph, Mo. , . . "Elmer Lay-de- n Baptist church, has been, postPhone
moans Notre Dame
fans poned until next week, It was an- 110 E; 2nd
expect too much of his team . . . nounced today.
-What, with 11 "bona fide Irlshers
on the squad?
ff)BBBBBPi'
BiMR:S-j?l-
i
n,
A
,
i
HtRALD
By JOHN SELBY
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slaughter,
Guests wcie greeted at the en
trance by the young honoree, who Somo reprint out of a busy fall
.tphan.
A
ftAHY
Llttle'MIss Emma Jeanne Slaugh
ter celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary with a party given recently at tho homo of her parents,
company
InBurnnco
out-of-to-
1
"1
representatives, who ore . friends
and business associates of Mr. Sto- -
a
THC
Party Celebrates .7th
Anniversary Of Emma
Jeanne Slaughter
Bright Towels
v;
ff
G
r
$ut Of Town
,
.:
O- -
THE WORL6 Of? WOMEN
I
,:
JV
kj
BREWERS MEET
RED WINGS IN
AA PLAYOFF
J.
a
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post-seaso-
1500 KILOCytLES
f
"
NEW
FALL
FASHIONS
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Ladies'
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5
DADS!
wiul
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New
Hat
uits
Hats
Men's
Do you have a.Boy or Girl Who
Wlld-woo-
d:
New Men's4.':
has gone away to School?
B
G-- E
Send Them The
It s better
anaf,
a
Paper!
'Home-Tow-
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n
from home every day they can
folks and friends arid
ir
l3.SXiflWjm5!5!n!
keep up with
all the Best Town Topics!
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fm
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Gentlemen: 'Enclosed please find $3.00 for a sill
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the driver of a car which injured a
deaf mute identified as Jim Miller,
about 20, of Fort Worth, In an accident several miles west of here,
Miller suffered a broken hip but
hl
condition was described as
good.
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-- Michigan-State-football
forathe Entire SchoolTerm- - From Now Until June 10,th, 1938 -
Sensational
PHce of ,.
Don't look for Clark Grflflth to
send Nick Altrock on another
scouting trip soon . . . the clown
was (Tdispatched to Sioux Falls, S
D., to look over a pitcher named
Anderson , , , Nick wired Griff.
a
"Have signed
Joe Anderson,
He Is a .honey." .
southpaw
It tumed out Andersons front
name is Arnold and that he is a
right hander . . , He won 14 of
17 starts , , And slncee's signed
to a Washington contract, Altrock
probably will. say, "Sd what?" .
Old Nelson,
end, and
Helge Pearson, both members of
squad,
the
wrlto letters to their- - parents In
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HART
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A ealuto to the family of champions,
Mrs. Ohio'. Bristow.
Kslollo stepped out to vVlnhcr 'fir's.
tltlo Sunday afternoon In disposing
of that veteran camnalencr. Mrs.
Gordon Phillips, In tlio flnaiif of the
Muny womens golf tournament,
ono up,
Oble. you know, had' earlier car(h'o Lubbock
turdTl
invitational
ubie Bristow New Titlist At Country Club
Defeats Alice
Phillips, One
Up, Sunday
fe"
J. BLANCHARD -- BLANKS OILERS,
COAHOMA
GRIDDERS
'
--
tournament.
,
Cliamp Comes
From Behind To Win
tfver 36 TitHst
N.ew
a reigning golf
champion Sunday afternoon at tho
country club when Bho swept froffit
fts
Obifev
behind to o'ust Mrs. Gordon Phillips, defending tltllst. In the finals
of the Big Spring women's annual
golf tournament, opo up.
Thewife of the current Lubbock
kingpin 'fired? an" 88 over tho 18-- I
le course&to snrlnc her second
surprising tip'Set injtwo days. Sat- uiuaj. .suu ituu ucaivu wioi
..
Stalcup; 3 and ,2.
The Forsan Continental Oilers
and the Lubbock 'Hubbcrs will
probably meet' for 'tho third time
this season next Sunday. Th pHub- manager .evidently Jlkcs th. difnan- ner Jn which tho Forsan tea rrpeocs
about losing .because he had orfjp
lnally intended to close the seasofj
yesterday.
Tommy Hutto, who
.ui,
played in- - thoiSunday affair, said
that Maxlfr Beard was at his best
and would have, ended up better jluring- - tho maroh, Mrs'u Bristow
had he fi3t made onjts mlstafS. This dropped, Btlll further behind. on No,
Blancharcf fellow In thn elns&IPRt 11 when she took a five.
pitcher li West Texas circles while Halving 12, Estcllo r6co'vered on
r Beard's caglnessm- -cariles ItDii a Jong tv a 13th with
to cut" 50 per
!way
aissavnntago away'ana
cent'ortne
-V
F
.
shot back lnio
with
several or the boys who appeared then
tfipdnent on No. 14
4.i ,thc Steer lineup Friday night ftcr favored
Isparkllrrer three.
against" Wink arc going- - to need with a
The finalists halved the next two
more seasoning before tRfcy can
to clinch their position. The holes to apnfoach tho 17th where
Mrs.
guardi position's, w era a sore spot all MrsrrBristow1' o'utstcadled
Evening and Murphy apd Bran- Phillips to win with a five while
don may bo forced to use some one tho '36 tltllst wa,s taking a bogey
six.
else there.
'.
.....
, Murphy
was well pleased with
some of his line, Including Anderson and Hart, and the work of
Bigony-lenothing to be desired,
hut Ihe A?holetcam is going to get
some pollshlnJ5eforo the Eastland
ft
--
.
Friday nlcht.
Kama
-
'
had eight
fion&the squad of
appeared pretty tough n
lloslng's-tferqwnwopd last week,
1350. l fho 'invaders may be plenty
hard to handle. - ,'-- .
Murphy can '.thank his stars Jic
doesn't have as tflugh, a game, However, as has Harry Taylor's Bqb-fitThe. mighty Stephcnjille
'Stepped last week from
tlielr role of daikhorse to a ranking favorite by slapping over
Weatherford, 41-The Mavericks
'30 ahcl
o
Coming in on 18 the champ-to-b- e
matched the wood specialist stroke
the match
for stioke to close-oone up.
ut
Bristow
Phillips
Bristow
Phillips
Mrs.
Mrs,
Mrs
Mrs.
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out ...535
in 456 435
In 446 545
655 435 43
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87
Major Teams To
Open SatuKIay
By HUGH 8. FUttJERTONJ JR.
.NEW YORK, Sept.. 20 (P) The
1937 collece Sotball season,., which
gained considerable
starting Im
petus last Saturday, shifts into high
gear this week at a time when the
The Bobcats defeated Thomas fans are used to, looking at early- games,
but season "warm-uJefferson, San Antonio,
tgj
doing it.
had plenty of trouble
Acknowledging the fact that Mr,
Jonathan Public, the guy who pays
- Xoadingateams of every league, me ireigni, naa
ne warns
seem to 5je having trouble In their real action for maicatea
d
his
Shaughnessy playoffs this week. bucks, the schedule makers have
Only the Newark Bears, most pow- listed ono of the, strongest Septem
erful minor league team In base-V,- ber programs on record for the
went through the first round coming w'eekend.
without losing a game, "defeating
juven tne conservative East has
Syracuse In four straight games.
Its big encounter when Cornell and
Vo
to
five
City
had
Oklahoma
Peim State come together atflfhaca
eamesbefore triumphing over San Satuiday. West Virginia and West
jLr ntonio.' They, slid into the final Virginia Wesleyan, old neighbors
round where they will meet the and jlvals, meet In their opening
Cats who also had to go the limit games, whllo Pittsburgh
opens
in defeating Tulsa.
u(,u...ub v.a.u ,v v.Ilh.J.l' tlllV. linVjr
" Columbus and Milwaukee both against William and Mary.
The South, off to a' head start
5
had trouble un in the American with some fairly Important
games
- Southern
theIn
while
Association
h
last week, buckles down to Berlous
f Association all teams
have been conference competltion.Duko and
t
defeated at least once. Little Rock Virginia Tech and North Carolina
won their BOContKvictory over New and South Carolina Dlav ,.'ln the
'Orleans Sundayji-2- , defeating a Southern conference. In fhajSMith- ,
former ; Galveston hurler, Jack
there are the
tyjokuckl, )A dolg,lt, while Atlanta Kentucky-jYanderbland Louisiana
tfp
place
second
to
oust'
a
flwarmed
encounters.
Tulane
for their clinching and Clemson play an
Memphis,
ft win. They piled up a total of "22 ence game.
'
base hits,
T.O.U. In Columbus i
&
r
Two Western conference
teams
-,
Arizona-TexaleagueEI
s
v
'In tho
may find they have bitten off conPaso, season's paco setters,' lost. out siderably more ,than they can chew
j to Tucson while third place OpeOhio State! opens against the
. lbusas copped first place In the When
Texas Christian Horned Frogs and
Evangeline League.
Iowa goes west to tackle WashingMany followers say it Isn't right ton at Seattle.
(earn
to
place
for a third or fourth
Other WeBt coas high spots are
Jump up and bowl over the sca- - the encounters between California
a
may
in
be
not
leaders.
It
arfy St. glory's and Stanford and
,jon's
--fway but then there are seveial ar- Santa Clara. On TTrlrfjiv ttht. a
mimonta in tho TllflVOff's faVOr. A mngs up the curtain, playing
Ore
team may not necessarily show its1 gon in tne first Coast conference
along
rolling
witn game.
season's punch,
5 Just enough steam to remain In .the
The upset season started with
to the curtain raisers last
enough
yet
havo
v first division
Saturdav
time
tlje
the
when
leaders
defeat
when lyio Elon bowled over
12-'conies
X
Louisiana
Then" too, the Icadels are award-- "
Centenary to a scoreless
season.
the
of
end
tie and Morchad, Ky
ed a piize at the
Tea,chers
knocked off the University Vf Cin
A paity composed of sport fans cinnati, 6V0, One of last year's few
finm El Paso stopped here Sundjiy unbeaten teams, Tepriessce Wes
Vnofnlng for bieakfast.'TJiore'were leyan, bowed to King,
In its
to first start of tho year.
10O peoplo on Board returning
,
tho border city after seeing the El
customary
.openers
saw Viiginla Tech beat Roanoke,
27-South (Carolina rout Emory
enry,
anu
mo
beat
Wofford. 38-Clnmqnn trim
byterlan, 460; and Ohio university,'
which gives Illinois its first oppoFor
sition this week, roll up an 80-- 0
score against Klo Grande,
u.
s.
p'
19-1- 3,
hard-earne-
eastern-conferenc-
lt
State-Florid-
J
14--
Intei-confe-
r-
f,
19-1-
free-scori-
P.
ififtaICTOR
Domestic Peace
and Happiness
t
TaUo It with joti anjwiW. LUImr Room, IUtchen, Bed Room,
pPaso-Nort-
Side
h
-,
l'loy Room or Office.
In Models to Flfttse Any Taste
or rurposc
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(
uv
antJ
1
EASY
TERBIS
See Them
CARL STROM
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213
Mome, AppHancea
WesSrd
&
Phone 123
.
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'(Fort Worth)
'
a.n
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Most entliuslas'tlc followers ihero
of tho Texas League playoff game
between Tulsa and Fort Worth,
was, of course, Mr, and Mrs. R. E.
Blount. Mrs- - Blount and Tonv
York, sparkling OlleTsHorlstop, are
cousins and Tony is due to visit
here soon, Several years ago when
Tulsa? sent Jim Levey tcf Dallas In
exchange for Tony Tulsa fans
raised a howl but tho youngsterl3
I ho darling of tho Oklahoma
fans
now, Ho clouted .292. for; the sea
son whlclv will earn him a trip Into
higher company next year and yes
terday collected his fourth hit of
the seiles with Fori Worth. Tho
carried a two column plcturs of the flash Jn action
in their Sundaycdltion.
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Boiton
Cincinnati
St. Loula 3.
PillsbUigh
Phllid"cllila
7W),
Now York
4.
con- -
ArkCScpt.
Thomson-wh-
20
5.
Standings
AniTlcnn League'
Taami
NewYork..
u
w.
..83
n(Jt,
Pet.
45.
92
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072
.597
.55.
56
,.78
Beard Whiffs
12 Hubs But
Is J)ef eated
fja
Baylor Vs. Southwestern, Wnco.
S. M. U. (0) am. Noith Tcxns
Teachers (0), 45itlas.
.,,.,, fMnxic A lli)itaJ) 1
rtrlrnnsns-- Ur
vfcCentrnl Okim
Six Hits, Gives
homa Teachers, Faycttcvllle, Ark.
University of Tcxns Vs. Tcxni
Tt. )lil. '
IT. Rn..u
"
t
iccn, Austin.
Oct.-- !
LUBBOCK, Sept. 19
Jorrylf
Baylor (48) )L. Ohlahoma City U. Blanchnid nnd Lefty Maxlo Beard
(0), OltlnhomKftity, qkln.
hooked up in a pitchorjafducl hero
Sunday afternoon nnd
volsrnn
Vrknimnji tl. LullbQcItanjtvaa,thc-A'lctoV.n- s
T. C. U. (1R vr
ho led
(l4V, FaycttcvllTe, Ark.
tho Lubbock Hubbcrs to a 0
University of Texas' (flVvs? LOuls
tho ForSan Contlnintal
iana Stnto (0) Baton Rfiugc, La,
-- llcrt here on Parrh field.
0
3. M. U. vs. Centenary fflllUige,
For the better part bit e'ght In- Dalits,
nlriL's the carry wrortr'trtandpr from
Rice vs. University of Oklahoma, Coahoma matched up Vlth BliCnch-or- d
Norman, Okla,
In every department but .Bill
Texas A. & Mx (13) vs. Jftnhat Howell finally, cracked
out .tho
tan (6), Now Yoik City.
money blow with mcn.on second
t
Oct. 0
anil third and that was all tlio
T. C. U. (IQ) vsl Unlvcislty of
team "needed.
-- 0
Tulsa (7), Foit Worth
Illnnehnrd lyjowed-th- e
Howard -Aiknnsas U. (14) s Baylor flOh c6uhty 'team only fle hit and
Waco.
,
struck out 13 jnon while Beard was
Texas A. A M , vs. Mississippi' olnj&st as good setting the Hubs
Statp, Tyler.
down with six hits nnd whiffing:
TStas UH6) vs. Oklahoma U. (0) twelve:
A,
Dallas.
Howctl colleoJtcU thice of the. six
S. M,U.
s. Washington U, St Lubbock blows.
Louis, Mo
.000 000 OdO 0 5 0
For Ban .
-- Vb. I, S U. (201, Hous Lubbock
RICO
,000 000 02x 2 6 0
ton.
"Beard and' Scott;
w
C.5
Batteries
,
Gel. IB
,' Blanchard
Llncle,
and
o
2
T. C. U. (7) ju Texas A. A M
Q
(TS
(18). Foit WoltlF
Baylor (0) vs. Centenary CollegO1
(10), Sluecpoit, La. KS
---
8--
Fred
is Detroit
a pessimist, but a downtlght Chicago
University
eves
bel
fatalist
of Joston
tie
Aritansas uazqrjacKs arc not a na taovcl'nnd
UP$-On-
(With 1930 Scoics.)
Conference games.
Sept, 25,
' T, C. U. vs.
Ohio State, Columbus,
American Loaguo
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit '8,' Now York 1.
Washington
Chicago
BosTon-S- t.
Louis (rained out).
JackJltobbuis, JVloa-tSuccessful Passer -Of '36, Is Back
of stories otOhi Southwest
'ferenco football prospects.)
S'West Schedule
yrTijitDAY kesults
y
The other halt of tho Bristow
WITH FIVE "HITS
2-- 0,
Standings
Thomsen Sobs
But Porkers
AreTouffh if
Mr.-rin-
,
PwMI YnPW
,5
.asi.ii.hu
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62
It.!
1
71
63
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.52.,
71
60
, ,
ttonal powerhouse 'this falljii
Washington
.47v
.07
73
Coach Thomsen,
of tho.ijjlups Philadelphia
91
.341
47
Thomsons, wouloylmuch St. LOuls
98
.295
c- - singing
...41
13
:
:
5:
spaus
vet
about seven
Tho Coahoma Bulldogs, piclaco Fowler, o; landing, Elton iathcrtalk
Lcngtio
National
crans who were graduated In tho
tured above, meet Loralno this
Echols, e: J, E. Bro?vn, tj
L.
W.
Pet.
spring than a brilliant bunch he Is Team
ivccki Lnst ,Thursday thoy were
53
.613
,,.&1
groolnlng
to defend their Southwest Now Yolk
Italph
o;
rhlnrtey,
Lawtoiv
Laiiicsa
defeated by tho
Chicago
conference title. c-Vto
right,
78
65
.530
"Tho more I think of our seven 3t. Louis
kneeling, are Tolllo Hale, t;
b; RaymcfrVcl Arthur, b;
75
IttsUuigh
66
.532
I,. B. AVhcat, g; Elvln Logs-deHerchcl Fowler, bV and Coach graduates from last yc'sr's cham Boston . ........... iBl '7li
J04
pionship squad tackles Von Sickle
Lloyd Eevnn.
c; Weldon Engle, g; Wal- ,
79
.435
..,.61
and pillers, halfbacks MnrtlrPnnd J.ooklyn
9G
55
84'
Keen, fullback Brown, guard San- - Cincinnati
85
.393
55
xlcrs ajid center Lunday," sobbed Philadelphia
Thomsen,
the more I wonder If
t
our replacements will stand up, TODAY'S GAMES
Anyway, only three of thososeven AuiCrlciin
cue
I named failed tostart In every' Gl'tloKnliln lUtn.lnroV
game last season."
Detroit at Now York Wade
Complete sets of reserves for tho vs. Gomez
or Peaison 1
ends, tackles nnd guards prqvldo
St. Louis ato Boston (2) Hlldc-bran- d
vs
a problem for Thomsen, he Insists,
nnd Knott
By HAKOLD V. KATLIFF
and adds that deciding on astttrt-in- Marcum
afld Wolbcig
S. M. U (10)
. Vandnbllt (0)
DALLAS, Sept. 20 UP) Five dc- is
back"field
fullback
'his
head(Ohly games scheduled).
F.OUT VORTH, Sept. 20 First
'A
Dallas '
,
fendingistrict champions (Srero showings
".
ache,
new" ffCH,styles in
of
the
(16)
vs
U
Tvxns JU
Arlcmins
lltsed among the defeated teams
N.itlftuul
o
Looks At Chances
rt), Austin. X
Southwest conference football wll
today with tho Texas intcrscholas- - bo
Memhers of the Steer fMtball D,"
i'We'regoJng to plajr a game at (ProB5ble pitchers)
msjjle this week .at Waco, DalRh;!Ys.B3ili.(aslty of, Tulsa Ti:.tchinp;"ivlilch
Mglton
Louis
St.
York
tlc football campaign but two las
New
at
"wenr down bsoroj- -;
said (17fe) vs, Wclland"
Austin, Te"x.; Fayettevillc, a time and .not iQ scasqn,"
and
fHouslon.
weeks old.
O10 Chargfi of anlnsplred0 Wnk'A'
commenting5 ' on
Thomsen
in
0
Ark,, and Columbus, O.
2T
Oct?
. Brooklyn Vat Cnlcagp,
Frank
cjoven
roportetl to U02snes
bv the state
Efcht others-heade' T. C, U. s roiilh'un, Slew York, But
Advance information has t that envances of hanging upT a Qcond house
)
and .Lee
Murphy and Carmcn Brandon
champion Golden (Sandies. of,Am!i
"The aerial phase will be
".,.thorpaceUn
City.
sfct
will
.
d(Only games scheduled),
the high
rmo iiaa tiiCKea- - away viciones gridiron fashipns;3
Baylor (0) s Texas A & M .Sunday afternoon ot verbul",drlllthey proba- stressed again and I feel certain
school for a two hours
but several .cast wary glances 'at bly v6n't dlsQlose but
(0), College Station.
too much iit spectators will leaVo 'Arkansas
,
p
ng.
games satisfied with the show they
thOj week's sphcdule which brings
U
s, S M U.
17)
Aikansas
initial showing. Tho Moun- saw.
their
'11m Bovines, showing nostiltllng
o
lew "Dreamers,
1
(0), FottSmltU) Alk.
I.
scheduled to go up
O
tain eleven
,
woiEtiess In the line, will scclt,to
ChildicSsl champion of district 2; against the Bronchos of the OklaThomsen reminded thatalast year
Rico 47) vM;niiisit uf Texin
rovee th( gaping holes that wcro
M3
North Side, 136 wfnher in the Foil homa Central Teachers a gootl the Porkeis modestly laid claim to
(0), Austin.
opened wljru regularity in last
Worth district; Hillsboto,
which bunch of boys but not good enough the "passingest team In tho nation'
Oct. 30
week's clash
(OJ
carried off the Central Texas pen- to push Coach Fred Thomsen's title after tossing 282 heaves for
T. C, U, (28) vs
B.ilof
secondary
failed to
Murphy's
119 completions
nant last season; North Dallas, dis men very hard.
and 1,377 yards,
Waco.
show thu offensive power that the
(18)
trict 8 tltllst, and Kerrvllle, finalist
U.
s
A.
Texas
Arkansas
Back
4
on
tho
firing
will
line
be
Eyes of the football woild will
mentors had looked forward to and
In the state raco after coming
M. (0), Faycttc!llc, Alk.
candidate?' 'ldan
upqn. CoachvPutcn Meyer and their
6 tho backs will undergo heavy drills
through the San Antonio district, be
S. University
M.
U.
S.
(It)
boy
a
Bobbins,
Jack
who
actually
hl3 Horned rogs, who will display
'01 tho Maytllck clash this wck,
had absorbed crushing defeats
Tcxa (7), Dallas.
outpassed Slingin' Sam Baugh last
their 1937 style of gridiron 'play year
jHillsboro one offthem.
One-Pd- r
Houston.-Nov- ;
s
fje
Auburn,
over
season
tho
full
rout.
Wally
Clouts
es
against Coach Francis Schmidt's
G
Amarillo
maintained Its long Ohio State Buckeyes In Columbus. tistics will show. Not bnlyvwlll
Round
T. C. U (20) vs CentiSnHly Cor
strihg of victories byvsmashing a Schmltty's eleven Is favored to take RoUblns do the bombarding, but he
H leco
(0). Shrcvenoit, Ln.
Chicubs Win
stiong Clois, N. M 'team 7 in the Texas visitors in tne nation's also will kick again and gain most
Baylor (21) jCb.tuhhersliy ot
its initial test of the campaign. El tco intei sectional
lit, but those of the giound on running plays
By
SID
FEDER .
Texas (18), Wacra
Paso High ofdistrict 4, GainesVlIlcSj fighting Frogs have upset stiong-c- r His three companions In the
Sports Writer
Texas A. & $T(22) Vs. S M, U H Tlio Associated rwss
of district 5, McKinncy of district
backfield likely will be Ralph Raw- - Assoclntcd Press
dope.than this
Is only (6)r"Colleg Station.
This
of
.people.
lot
To
a
6, Longvlew of district 9, Lufkin o
The tussle for tho Texas, League
The question that the Southwest llngs, "rabbit quarterback; Dwighr the time to get reauy ror tno enu- Unhetsliy of Arkansas (20) Vs nennant and n 6erth In tho Dixie
district 10, Corpus Christ! ;ol dls particularly, wants an answer to is; aioan, a ruggcu boy who can do
to
bills;
but
.
Rico (11), Houston
TlnUhl.. )n
trlct 15, and Edlnburg of dlstuct "How do the Christians look with ndHllll-lHier ies 'tcRlay found Oklahoma City's
baseball, it looks like the week for
.Nov. IS
16 were other defending champions out Slingin' Sam Baugh and that most as.wcll; and Marlon Fletcher;!
Indlnns and Fort Worth's CaW
been
has
everything
headed
which
(27)
ot
Unlvcislty
C.
U.
vs
T.
looking to Tuesday night and the
hanging up wins;
quartet of stellar ends that caught ruuoacK'wno disappointed a bit last since tho "play ball' signal back Texas
(6), Austin.
Shaughnessy finals dpener, piloted..,.
fall but seems to have hit his stride
Kerrvlllo Walloped
hl3 passes last year?"
"
April.
iff
U,
(7)
M
(13)
a.
S
by two astute bascballers full of"
Bailor
Childress lost to Pampa 25-Dana X. Bible's first fall show- In practice. Another backfjcuYer Unless nil mgns nre pointed back
plans" of victoYy,
NorfhJSide fell befoie El Paso Hlg.i ing will be made against' Pete who will play almost as much as ward, before- tho week runs out the Dallas
(01,
vs,
(3)
M
Rico
Hdtricr Peel wntched his third
was downed by Cawthon's Matadois of Texas Tech. anv of them 1b LIovd.Mnntrnmnro
Hlllsboio
t
the Houston.
Yankees will havo clinched
place Cats trounce the second place
Gainesville 32-North Dallas, was The plaips eleven has managed to aYdarlng type who kicks well.1
league pennant, and the
American
Mississippi
U
vs.
ArlcnnsasU.
Tulsa Oilers
yesterday to win
defcaftd by LongieV 25 0, and make things mighty Interesting for
or ieiicrmcn
Giants and Cubs will either have
n lettermen
the right to go to Oklahoma Clfyf
Kerrvllle was walloped by TeTnple Southwest
Sixteen
opponents
in recent
are available settled the NnUonalIeogue'squab-bl- e Memphis, Ten)).
20
Tuesday,
tlfen last night said al
s.Ni.
pr given definite indicptlo'n as
yeais, and it may take quite a lot from which to pick a staiting
Rice 10), Jort most bluntly he expected his club
T. C U.(13)
Port Arthur, king in distijct 111 qf dazzle for the Longhoms to con eleven, andthe way things shape to Just whtt Mr. Gus Fan can ex.-.
4
Worth.
to
win.
.
un now Thomson nrohahlv will pect-last season, did not play last wcekv vince the Tech bos.
j
Bajloi vs Loola-g- f I. A, Beau"Tho men displayed "rare spirit
A
Neither did Abilene, champion 01 The Methodists are not expected have a 205pQund average?' forwaf 4. From the senior cnult
stand
In
downing
mont.
Tulsa,"
ald. "And "
Peel
ana a 188 pound backfield In point, New$York's Giants and Chithe Oil Belt, noiHhb Houston dis- to have too much trouble with the wail
'
L. A, Los An- 1 don't hcllevo they'll lej down.
S. M. U.
most
time,
tifct titlUt.
of
the
are,
at
cago's
who
JJtlon
Cubs,
bolstered
tf
Eacles of Denton Teachers. Like
geles. Calif
Gieer and Reed are pitching bet.
This week lfsts more than 60 wise,
2
apart
moment,
games
ttho
2.
In
Jn
injury
a
game
baseball
to
tho Baylor Bears should tak"
Arkansas U. (6) s George Wash ter now than In "weeks, and thcyv
games, eight of whfch are ,yi
univer Lloyd Woodellr last year's soph con that order, go to work on each Injrfon (13), Little Rock, Ark.
Pirates
.ilwas been rough, oe tho Indians.", S
champloaship. hearing .in district the
starting
a
scries
In
throats
othfer's
considerably
tcr,
weakens
that
sity. But SdUthwcst football fol
"Nov. 25
Reld was his choice, said Pcelr
laces. Two conlerence games weic lowers will bo interested to see just post, but rangy Art Withers, a '36 tomorrow. From their three-gam- e
(0), for Jhe opening assignment.
Texas U. (7)i,s. A.
BrOwnwood
stagger
pjaycdlast vbk-flnmay
Giants
will
tho
firts,
cither
squadman,
Coaches,
fill
the
bill
It
pop
'
much power and
,(,1, vvif tuiiiu aii iaa, ui id,
viiu
opening the Oil Beltdilve with a how
thepennnnt, or College Station.
.
all but
tntf .
nr..l. .. Tt Peellv iiad carrier piedlctcd' would
Jennings Woodell falls to respond.
Matty Bell and Morlcy.,
0
"
win over Eastland and Austin put on to
way
to
tnqir
wniiop
win
Guards
the
falrjy
uubs
well
set
aie
with
the field
meet th6 Cats In the finals, wore
(13), Tulsa, Okla.
In
of El Paso blasting off
to the tape.
missing becauso of (wo runs driven
S. M. U. won from tho Teacncrs veterans Geoigo Gllmorq; and B A. a fight down
f
Nov, 27
g
loop,
meantime,
rival
the
disttlct.. 4 by crushing Fabens 48-in
Owen,
Over
genius,
the
on
other
None of the
T. oSt). (0), s. S M, U. (0). in by Manager Jim Keescy of tho
A..
i.
'nt ln.nl.iut. 6 to 0 last year. 1936.
hand, but Its a thiee-wa- y
scrap bcr the Yjirikecs, with a"'10 lr2 game Fort
Indians to back up a sevcnhlt
Worth,
teams from elevens met In
tlonnl
lead, only nceil nny combination of
Lefty Brlllheart and
Baylor (10) vs Rice (7) Waus- ings and Lunday Corbett. all sonhs five victories or fivo"Detrolt
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana
give the ttibesmen a
win yes-- ''
or a collection of tho two, t0Ik
.
and Mexico with representative
iiast year, lor tne two tackle slots
tcrday.
uec.
Texas squads, headlined by a clash
No finer ends aie found, In this mathema.jjcally( to eliminate the
Keosoy
said he would pick cither
S. M. U. (Q) S."Rlce (0), Dallas
section of the countiy than'jJIm Tigers antr nail tho flag to their
between Classen High of Oklahoma TO
Texas A. & M."?(38)vvs San Fran Ralph Buxton or Jim Moore for
Benton,
City and Wichita Falls, a Wist Texlast vcar. mast for another year.
opener,
tho
and It probably would
It and Ray (Red) Hamilton, who Before swinging at each other, cisco U. (14), San'FranclscoCallf.
as favorite. Classen High usuallj " NEW YORK, Sept. 20JP),
K
bo Buxton.
has one of tho stiongest teams in looks as though Mike Jacobs ''will, many thought was .Benton's equal, tho Giants and Cubs have a little
gamps of the finals
The
tvo
first
out
his
of
In
preliminary
work
today
winding
speAlnir
a
"make
oil
usual,
little"
Market
as
Both
adept at
1'liint Hormones
Oklahoma.
Robblns1
were scheduled for Oklahoma City,
boxing festival choice passes, as well as spllljng up their scries with the St Louis PULLMAN. Wush. (UP)-W- ash
AmarllUVs
of
Indication
An
two for Fort Worthrand
Polo
Brooklyn's
night
at
Cardinals
and
Thursday
daffy
the
game
mo
enemy
on
In
a
defense, they end
strength will be given
ington State college has extended any additional back In Oklahoma
jf
Thomsen's won les until he gets to Dodgers, respectively.
between! El Paso High and Clovis, Grounds.
the field of hormones to plants. As City.
Wally Real Hero 5
The reason that's news this time tlllnlrlnn, aknn. .nnln.Al'i- N. M.
The season's records showed both
Experts ngrceO that a careful
It seemed ".ate" was taking a a result of thqlr findings, several Indians
contests of inter Is because all the best, curbstone
ami Cats had won tho Jv
yestcr;
Sixth
ave
hand
behalf
promoters
around
in
Giants'
the
fight
watch
should
be
kept
Greenville
on
est send the surprising
Neil Marfirms arp 'selling lwrmones for same. numbei?pfamei at home,
as" tliey nosed out tho Cards,
day
scalper
tho
old
nue
ticket
tin,
bounding
a
acioed
a
against?
Sherman,
district
halfback
team
had lost
in 10 innings. Behind lt Man- plants which aie giiaiantoed to 53; but Oklalionia"CHy
flvo favorite; Wpodiow Wilson, finally had got himself singed when they describe as the best biokcn
only 26 while Fort Worth dropped
'
reached'Jifto
'
money
to
growth.1
ager
hasten
Important
Teny
Bill
promised
hat
the
ho
to
peiform.at
field
twistei
Dallas'"
champion
Arkan
boomed for tho
'
28.
x
ship, and Highland Park, another four champions (or, anyway, thrcc sas since tlio days of ."Cowboy" and came up with a futile plnch- champipns) to defend Kyle. Still another soph backflelder hlttcr for his most powerful pound
I'M
Cuol
us
Diet
i:utcn
opener
'Dallas team with tltlo "asplratlon-- i and one-hathe
took
Phils
after
the
on the same night.
mentioned Is Ray Cole, 190, who er, Hank.Lelber, In the seventh.
TOKYO
heat strikes
The Boiton Bees and .Cincin
in tho district 6 lace; Waco and their crowns
Afterward, there was nothing .to nati Reds did the samcthlng, Bos Julian, the populace takes to eat-the experts felt sorry may surpilse and slip Info tho full
aschal of Fort Wotth. both of Tho"Wman
In
do
out a total of 1105,000
but give Lelber's center field ton coming through
back slot.
Pd lmnresslvo victories Ur
whlrh
and tht)ning ej Bcsddes llkinsjeel, the Jap
. .
..-.- job to Wally Bcrger, who has been losing
Jhomsen "just hopes" 'IiIb
on
of
Goodman' twospancso noui mat consumption
msr wpnK'jk jmcivinnuv
jiiiu couusuti Sjjarnntees for the oight principals
auas
events, xo
popular with tho Giant run homer and Gcno Sclrott's thrcc- - tho snakc-lilc- o
tour
will stand up. Last year it about
fish is protection
Dallas; Porl Arthur anaLyler, and m tnenow,
to
long
an
advance
a
modestly,
boss
time
as a couple hltter.
for
puueu tniougn
seycr.nl
lirtirow
against heat.
Corpus Chrlstl and San 'Jacinto 01 mlts
of broken throwing arms. In tho
salo of around 175,000, and the squeaks.
Houston
Wally
howqyer,
bslts4,
Legionnaires hayen'tstartcd buying
nlntht
j
nomqr to tie tho score and ultitheir pasteboards yet. A popular es
mately
7-- 0
to
lead
the,
a
40,000
Giants
heartgath
will
is
fans
timate that
St. Mary's Loses,
breaker win over Lon Warnekc,
er under Coogan's Bluff and pay
Meantime, big Max Butcher held
SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. 20 UK
$350,00 for the privilege.
tho CUbs. to four hits; 'but one of
St, Mary'aSinlvetsIty of Texas footTho tickets for.,..Thur8day night
thQso was Gabby Hartnett's homer
ball team and its transcontinental aro going good, .jjcsplte the fac.t
Iitih
rntn nn
linmn 1lllllV
with a mate aboard-jus- t
enough
WUVV
11 ffliltn
mmwj nfl. that Jacobs' unpredictable pals, the
UUB YJdV
CLEVELAND,
UP)
Sept,
20
er opening tho 1937 football season New Yoik State athletic commls- - Horton Smith and RalphlGuldahl. to cash In on. Curt Dals' classy
flffiglng for
of lanky CKlcagbans, Battled
wliij ocrvtho
by dropping a T slonets, have altenrft-blto-outIn
today Tn" Brooklyns, leaving
pennant
lre
tho bald an
to0 d'eclslon to' tho . 'IJnlvorslty of ono of his champldrfs,
playoff
a
of
Uia
tlo
for
Frenchman, Marcel Thll, They have Wostorn Open golf crown whlcj? 'situation In this form:
San Francisco ycstci-dayTo
pass over tho goal lino deUJi-A
that Marcel Isn't tho world eluded nearly 150 other contestants
W. V U B'h'd Play
In New In
by tha Dons after repeated assaults middleweight champion
days
three
of
tournament
play
Qlanls
53
17
,,,..,,84
on tho San Antonio school line had York, so that leaves him only the at Canterbury country club.
57
14
Cubs .,..,....83
24
failed gavo San Francisco victory champion of tho International Box
up
Winding
par
at
even
288
for
Auker's
ball
Elden
siibmailno
ing
approximately
Union, or
half the
early in the fourth miaiter.
tournament route, both baffled the Yankees no end, and
a champion. Tho prevalent odds Guldahl
and Smith could look back the Tigers trampled .the American
1
2
only
be
a over
to
will
he
are
that
their tourney play to rocall league leaders,
Tho White Sox
Frenchman1 when Fred Apostoll of
JuxAViu Opener, 6-- 4
they might have won in tho were
mathematically
elimintcd
San Francisco gets through tflth whero
UP)
regulation
distance but for short from the pennant race by only
QPELOUSAS, La., Sept. 20
him.
ftpputts
Jong
which stayed out .and
Tho Opelousas Indians, who
breaking even In a twin bill with
All the other champions are In
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lshed third in tho Evangeline tact, Barney Ross, the welterweight putts that came close but didn't the Senators, losing the opener,
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won the playoff, found themselves some quarters over his Filipino
Philadelphia's unpredictable Athone down today .to the Jacksonville rival, Ceferlno Qarola. Lou Ambers
letics astonished themselves, the
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Household or Auto Radios
clouted
the Montane? of Puerto Rico and SIxto
The Jax fromTexas
ping the Tribe twice, 4 and
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The teams tangle here
Pittsburgh' Pirate split With
3rd
night in the
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I the
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Charlie, his cnr. Ills trailer and
his passenger bowled along the
highway In the cheerful morning.
Mrs. lily had not asked any questions at breakfast but now she- felt
that Bho was entitled to gtvo her
curiosity some rein. She spoko ono
word but she spoke It provoca-tivol'
"Well?"
"Well what?"
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See hereHCbarlla
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around with my mouth shut for
days) I've flown up hore with o
hysterical woman! I've watched
you run off with Irene Agnewl I
wob amused, I'm still amused. But
I'm otd onough to bo your dutch
aunt and it's time for an cxplann- -'
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Charllo took both oiklils hand3
off tho wheel nnd spread them out
In a gesture of disavowal. Tho car
lurched.
Mrs. BIy said, "Don'Udo thatP'
Charlie grinned. "What do you
want to know? My lrtcntions?"
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whenever it
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sees them
winked. Riven to run riot In Idgla
tries, drifting Into Vanities, congre
gating In absurdities, planning
Uniform Parole Laws
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OAHY
SWING
116
THI
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plotting demented-- l
Other states "were urged the other day by Governor
are at variance
tney
ly;
whenever
to
City,
Allred, in the conference of governors at .Atlantic
professionsr.offend
with Jthclr
reason,
fair justice the
join with Texas in a system of uniform probation and parole sound
will look Tiumancly
Spirit
overhead
regulations, to prevent' abuses of parole provisions. This malign, "and cast an oblique light
of
problem has been under consideration in all the states for a on tticm, followed by Is vplley.s
the Comic
silvery laughter. That
MwmnmtWi. jru!
number of yearg, but little has been done toward solving StSIHt
rV&rME A RAfceT, FMDS ThfiTT
WlLi'b
to
be
It
distlnculsht
to
Not
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ifc Each state has its 6wn0regufetlpns, and is unable to ex
HAmLettWTUDESigi
to the Spiritual, and to
ine
d
0
-icy
ercise supervision over parolees from other states. The re- - deny the existence 'of a mind of
MOAhJOn
..w...
IHtULWUCIC IlJliU. w mi-to
released
returned incln conjunction.
suit is that too many parolees are
.n --TTeS A i LAR6E RSD.. FLAG . Ton IT4Ek , A na'
"
crime. ti
"You must, as I have said, be
its
state of society is
imc. v
Governor Allred pointed out that there is need for an lieved that our
sense,
other
common
In
founded
exchangePof prisSSers, so that persons paroled in Texas but wise you will aot be struck by the
living in another stajte could "return totneir rormer nomes contrasts the Comic Spirit per friendship, upon the world, are
antf under proper supervision begin the long fight toward ceives.... You will, In fact, be there but concealing slits? Why
Daily
In that peculiar oblique does this sheeted whiteness recall
regaining the respect at their fellow citizens. The parole standing
light."
of
beam
Who
Is
Knight
who
this
a
shroud?
of
'adequate
System breaks down only where there is a lack
H2
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V
tf
1itM!wS
S.
JllaBL
no, I think she's In Now York."
"I haven't scon her nil winter."
"Neither have I," said Charlie.
"She's been In Reno establishing a.
residence."
They drove for a whllo In silence-Mrs- ,
Bly wntclicd the passing countryside with interest. tFcoplo were
planting gardens. Farmers were
ploughing. 'Tho proprietors of roadside stands woro taking down thcr
Cnttlo wero grazing
wlntciiflrmor,
In bright green grnss. Tho world
lookcttvery pleasant nnd Inviting.
"Anbihot thing," said Charlie. "A'
couple of days nftcrI met Ircr.o I
sneaked over to her frace on libng
Island and rcconnoltercd. I called
onh6V secrctlyjln tils gnrdpn. I
looKet? over tho mona'gQ and tho
servants.
run away with ircno oui to movo
Whllo P
In on the whole family.
was thus engaged, my attention
was brought to ono of the most,
piiccless human brings I have ever
heard about."
Mrs. Hlv frowned and then-denly laughc. "Yoo mean
,.
,AMt.
il
. ..JIM" ll
V
f
i
bUiIT
Jrm
Ko
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fifoll
IWtHf jut
short-sightedl-
,
mmwiiim
mm mm
.
hull-blin-
"
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.-
3ft'. WWWM 'till'
vr$.c,
-
wwsn w im
u
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n
u
v
Biif Kcough steeled himself. Being
uTJ I
rt
Q
I n. ....
tim lilffAf tlinmlTlU.
ilaliufl ..,
ttttfl ..
O'
;
way."
.ougll?
Ho was still grinning. "My Inten"Iteough," said Charlie solemnly.
tions arc dishonorable as possible." "A great
maYou know, when I
"That's what I thougWJ"
was necking Irene in a pcigolo. I
"You mean
that's what you found
him lying In the bushes d
hoped."
as a tramp. Another' timo
She glared at him and then
he followed us in a milk wagon.','
laughed.
"You're incorrigible and
10. Algerian
w
ACBOSS
"
Solution of Saturday's PuzzU
"Disguised as a
soaport
'J a cad.'1
L European
"No. Disguised as a delivery boy.
j
moan tains
PcnltenUal
It
contrary
the
"On
GalaSlAlYMSIOMAlRMPtLhf
I'm Sir
periodS. Bitter vetch
I guess be couldn't get the proper
8. Undemonstrahad."
I. R EMR YE 18. According Jo
tive
fact
Mrs. Bly sniffed. She. had one of kind of truck. I got wondering
12 Deal out
C
30. Irish explett
sparingly
tho most pronounced sniffs infhc where ho stored all hlscostumcs
1 ITHN A MlAISl
21. Type meaaursa
1J. Parson bird
social register. "Listen, Charlie. so I burtfarlzcd his quarters one
Fairy
tale
li.
12.
Sourccrof
N
T1E1MMEIEIRMC E T
Are you going to come clean oi day. If you "ever want to have a
monster
water
IS. Saccharin
I E
shall I tell Marglt Agnew that laugh, go over' to Marglt's houso
33. Vocal solo
IT. At homo
you'ro , really a respectable citizen and put u ladder up toQKeough'3
37. Llkora.staT
18. Sientfy
WitK'a-goo19. Order
JS. Title of a
family and a pilvate window fiom
the second floor
I
I
22. Bad belnc
"
CPbaronet
s porches
fortune and a penchant foi
30.vPlaced apart
St. Abraham's
as one's
blrUiplaco
and an artistic reputation "At my age and with my weight-- 15. Australian
shsra
tfiat has gone tp your head?"
not to mention my dignity shin-- a
JL.Lccal claim
bird '
Charlie sighed. "1 guess I'll have nying into a but!ler's bedroom Is
26. Rubbers
33. Tako on cargo
A HOUL
do
29. Compartment
. rrovancator
to confess. Although I am sure it out of the question."
In a stnbls
.33. Brazilian
isn't jiccessary. See here, EllavFm Chui lie .nodded sympathetically.
33. Scraped linen
cflTnoney of
fifttlng'bn Madison Avenue trjlhg "You olifljeoplc miss a lot.'"?' ,
34. iroublo
CAtconnt
A
40. CoKrcd
3C Ldmb's pen
to catch the mood of those beauti"Rat!"
v?w
43. Qreok market
name
EC Ed0
2. So!y ,
. i place
17. Tardier
ful dissatisfied creatures who think ' "It was all fflot of fun until I jffij
45. FinestJ9. Pierced vtjth
3. Aerccabl
iS. Liquefy
lealizcd
of themselves as modern woman.
thatmMargit had seripjisly
4C. Always
many hpltj 55. Lirgest
4.Uophet
Along comes a perfectly terrific blclced this magnificent hoofiy on
41. Meadow
47. Unaaplrated
orean- - 5. And; French
43. l'orcer
48. Scan'Jtnalaa
6. Iestroy
my trail inhe belief that she
blonde"
44. Unity
navigator
7. Burn super
breadth
iD'halr's
"Iicno Is pietty terrific," Mr. could protect Iienc. That's what
Warllllei w
ficially
49. Town la
Hi. Small whirl-- ii. Ipecac
AlaaK-- i
1
8. Substituted a
50.
gave mo the Idea p"f a chase. Right
Bly admltttd.
pool
plant
5L Altcrnatla
Hebter for a S3. Old times:
"Irytlie tight furs she's tops foi now Keough thttlka' that" I anigA
DOWN
poctlo
morn sever
t0
her typcO. K. I lure hereto my European criminal," For 'the" next ,
Helps to the
penalty
U. Pen
CXCC5S
S5 Transmitted
57. Mrself
9. Moldlne
salesman
easel. I thlnkTat first that she'd a five minutes ho outlined his antics
L
snoD. xut sne saves mo ?rom a at the Prince James Hotel. .WhprfV
rapacious flatfoot and I see the Mrs. Bly Slopped laughing, Charlie'1'
hpart of gold. Naturally, I take her tapped his mirror. "Don't look
.
over to Spike's and buy hei a back look lfl here. A" gentleman
Stink. Also I know who she i." two cars back In a topless model
'Naturally.
And you therefaie T roadstej. With a straw hatband
buy as many as you can force overalls and Uncle Sam whiskers.''
H.,'Not!"
down hei thrpat."
"Natihally. I find this oichida- - Chnrlle nodded nnd giggled. "In- ceous creature -- has a fiance tropld Operative Seventeen"
Wounded, but .game, I Invite the
When Mrs. Bly had recovered her
gent to join 'us. I've seen guys front plate she murmured Incrcdu
I've lously, "But thocar ?"
who've been
seen punchKlrunk fighters. This
"Oh Kcough's" always stealing
28
So, 31 32 Wldo has only been
27
cars. This Is the fifth one I've no
he's worse'off than any tlced so far. How about a llttls
Then In comes lunch?'
of the others.
3S
33
"How fatv-lMai git. The ideal I was looking
it to the next town?"
for on Madison Avenue." A prodi
."Town? Why we're Independent "
3B
3f
gious "scorn filled his voice "The of towns, Ella"? Can you cook?"
fo
buslriess woman! 'A professional
"Cook what? Cook where?'
killjoy If I ever saw one! An arro
An hour later they were sitting
42
Igstuck-ugant,
in tno trailer. OvcyMhc tiny gas
norant misanthropic sexless fe stove Mrs. Bly had made wafrieJ
male Teformer,'The club woman In and bacon 'and coffee. ("From the
embryo!"
contents otjthe refrigerator Charlia
But darn go6d looking," Mrs. had prepaicd an excellent green -Bly murmUred,
salad.
They ate with relish
Charllo nodded. "Sure! A lot oi Around them wele trees through"
d
tamales are which blew 'a gentle brocze. Across
those
beautiful when they're young, I tho road a hayseed of the first or.
1
1
1
suppose a new guillotine is BT5rt-t- y der had stopped his 'anctent Ford
looking job, too. Anyway,
and wus npparcntly struggling with
suspecting
came
the worst, its motor. To his nostrils drifted
so what
screaming, and clawing
)tn li
did I do? I did what any self- - con. But Kcough steeled himself
respecting gentleman would under Ho had forgotten to provision hla
the clicumstnnces. I tossed a small stoion motor cnr. Being a detective
of hoi no. itaiJlttcr moments.
bomb into the peifeclloii
vanity of MVs. Bly und her exuberant host
menage. Imaginc'the
liand-plck
anybody who Nvould
noticed Kcough's predlcamcnt.'fnd
somebody else's husband and nni- - enjoyed it fully. "You know.C'siId
him for a year before she tho fbtmer, ns she polished off the
turned him oct! Why that giti Inst scrap of her endive, "I've al.
was simply dlssectipg'out what lit ways thought these bailers were
tle flpme Waldo hnd nnd enjoying dreadful little things,"
doing It! The obvious thing to do
"Dreadful? Why they're like lux
'
In the way ofbomb throwing was ury cruisers.""
'The,mlnuta I get back I'm golnsr
to run away with her sister."
"The hell It wus,'' said Mrs, Jiiy to buy one.' Thpre was a pause.
Her tone changed. "What're" you
cnlmk',
CmA Ultf
U. In.1,.,1
.v.. going totdo when you get back?"
1IQ
IU I114 .1
(lb l.n.
'Sl In( 1U..1U
Ilse, "Could yon have thought of She looffedjat him, "I.mean seriously? After all, you taught Marglt
unythlng better?"
her lesson "
'Sure!"
Chnille utared into snace and
'What"
'Running away with Marglt her noddcll, "Yeah, I taught her a les
IS IT- ROMANCE?
son.
She needs to learn one more'
"
illcjiey Rooney, lfl, and Judj
.together.. Here th
ara eating selfHe stared at hei, "You've got Mrs. Bly was looking
at him A
,
tOnrlaud, 14, show up once In n
..........
1. !..!..
lunch ou the steps of tho studio
.11.
Ella, Td auuiuiiiUKiy,
JllJUUl wijail too mucjj. Imagination,
I'
while at a premiere or dnnco
sclioolhouw,
jingo."
"About
peace
replied
ho
lamer iry to mno iraciaicon Him fully "And
I'm just tho man for
tiger."
from a sabre-tootJaynrs Uth premleto of "The tins any time for gtils at all. There
my cimngea me suujrvi. that Jessm too In a week or so
'Mis.
Firefly "Nsjow that Mickey und are hs
his orchestra, Ilow's Evelyn?"
Judy have been teamed In a new his bowling team and whatnot, and Chailio laughed again. "I dun- - ChurlleV woriU itoum (u luive an
pJctuie , rThoroughhred
Don't now that uutumn Is approaching
ominous ring. Can he really best
Cry") further developments
are ths girls with designs on the der way any time now and with tho strong-wlUc- d
Margitr Don
breathlessly awaited.
Rooney heatt ara warned to make tho Rooney "Bluo Devils" getting nUss tomorrow's ciUsodo In which
Business Oome Vint
tho moL;bfthelr time now, In a Into training, there'll bo no women still unollinr laullful stranger en Mickey, of course, Is a very busy few week he'll ho giving them up on tho Rooney ichtduU until New lexs uio laiMElea plat.
jounr man, and It's a wonder he1 entirely. Football praqtlco gets un- - Year.
(To bo continued)
--
a
Crossword Puzzle
p
&..
comes riding?
he the parfit
That laugh of the Comic Spirit, gcntll Knight ofIs Progress7
,,
more intellectual than the laugh of Or Citizen of
Invisible Em
humor, mora tempered thiin the pire, aa Knight ofthethe
laugh of satire, more kindly than
tho laueh of Irony, deluges the Klan?
air around Mr. Justice Black with The price of zealotry, of false
Its silvery volleys. What a denoue- humility, of overcqnfidence, of
rt
ment of a Great Crusade for Lib-n
rule, is
of
erallsmi What a, delicate revenge injuredjyeslght. Angels wearwhlte
upon
com
persistent
assaults
for
robes, but so do others. Look 'again.
mon sense, for willful refusal to And ask others to gaze also. Do you
acknowledge that there is "a mind see what I sec?
j,
of innn where- - minds'of men-a- re
Retribution, like Justice, la' .al
working In conjunction"!
ways poetic. It proceeds inevitably,
They have not, however, been out of men's follies. It has an Inner
working 'in conjunction, but at the logic
most absurd cross purposes. He who demands conformity will
"Quickly, quickly; quickly!' Time be. humiliated by his conformers.
will not wait on us, evenswhlle we For the candid and honest mind is
think! Reform is urgent! Higher not a rubber stamp. It is skeptical
wages, shorter" hours, better farm and courageous. He who demands
incomes! To conceive the ideal is zeal without thought, reform withto act Economic Royalists are plot out leasop, justice without justness.
ting! Nine old men stand In the needs carefully to consider where
imnede
w.iv! Tories
nrozress! that zeal may have been directed
These. b)ack robes are the symbol yesterday, and where it may be di-,
ot oiacK itaciion;
rected tomorrow.
&
Ana;nc who abandons the minds
A few voices said. Gentlemen, let
conjunction will
us sit down and think together. Let reach out one day desperately, and
justification
the
us
remember
that
od
seek for themER
of Democracy is tHfe idea of a com
(Copyright, 1937, New York Tri
mon goou, aim lis autiiniiieiii bune Inc.)
.2?
through reason and consensus Let
j
Us hear bpth sides of eafirrjease. Let
to find exacUy whst meas".;
ures may really achieve for us the.
By GEORGE TUCKER;
11
goal of greater prosperity for all.
we
are
us be quite certain that
NEW YORK Architecturally, the face of New York, Let
really furthering Uie public good.
Sights and Sounds"
is
undergoing
privisurgeons,
redistributing
plastic
and 'nqtJust
as if attacked by a coterie of
Robbin Coons
rBy
we
chaougfVnanncr.
leges,
a
If
in
n drastic chanee. The Times Sauare area has been the one call ourselves liberals, let us re
most effected there being no less than .two solid squares of member that we . are, therefore, onHOLLYWOOD Intimate reports
the love life of a boy star, Mickto b'gotxy, fanaticism and
alterations completed in the last year. This nas claimed tne hostile zealotry
(.
as such. If we are ey Rooney:
past aide of Broadwav from 45th to43rd street, with new blind
At 10, MJekey.'s affairs of the
conservatives,
let us remember
of
floors
lower
buildings,
the
cinema theaters and office
that we are sensitive to behavior, heart already are numerous. Some
of tho girl friends are film young-stci- s,
which have been grabbed up by alert managers of dime sciupnlous about means
like himself; but just as many
Buggy
Drown
Horse
voices!
and
shopkeepers.
,
.Stores, pharmacists and
not. Strangely enough they are
TIip old stretch of outmoded white way,, which onco cd out in the chaos of rancorous are
clamor of saviors heie and saviors all alike in one respect: none of
included the famous roof garden where Ziegfeld, as a begin theie. The move. to "reform the the girls Js more than five feet tall.
producing
court" begins with trickery. One The leoson? Well. Mickey him
ner, made his early bids for recognition as a
trick begeta another. The atmos self is five feet two, and he cant
genius, has disappeared, and in its place has come a bright phere
becomes contagious, There is bear to be Seen with a girl taller
sweep of chromium fixtures and neonic displays.
He has almost de
a vacancy on the bench. Aha, now
This is only a minor fractipn of what, they say, is yet we have caught the president! We spaired of .growing any tallet, and
untili
its
be
willsatisfied
never
wlllfglve him Senator Robinson! it irks him. For a time he used to
to come. The town really
hold him!
measure himself every day against
no solution Thar-Wll- l
traffic system is completelydreorganized,.and
But the Comic Spirit hasalrcndy a black chalk mark in the shower,
permanent
satis
offers
which
none
is.
itself that
drawn his bow, and there is malice, But tho only way ho could move
factionexcept a widening of the boulevards and perhaps and some trace of humane pain in the maik up was to stand on tiptmaster whom oe-. Then he began affecting a mil
his feasting smile,-erection of elevated runways tor tne siae streets 4
all must acknowledge removes Sen- itary haircut that brlsues in front
Robinson. And the president It mnkes him" look an inch taller.
Crossing the island is now a hopeless andrequently, a ator
o), iwatch that oblique light above The fact that it also makes him
injffiillion
seven
experience. Of New York's
nerve-rackin- g
youi will cap that trick with yet look as If he'd just escaped from
habitants, nearly a million and a half reside on the island, another. I wllf give them one of refoim school Ts Beside the point.
Social Club! Let them swal
Courting At School
L
and as there are twice as many automobiles as bathtubs, their
low him atd like it! GenUemdn,
To be a Rooney 'Vnte" a girt
nn ran imderstand What the problem is. say, around five nominate
Senator Black!
as well as ba 'short, A
supervision over parolees. It is to provide such supervision
rVinr in Tpvns rhprp is nnw in oneration a Droeram which
the constant assistance of a county
board whose duty is to keep in touch with each man and by
aiding him in securing employment to po?nt mm toward
&
.
and self respect.
It can not be said, of course, that the Texas system, so
recentlvDul into operation and supported'by a constitution
al amendment which takes politics out of it, is a complete
success. In most "counties, however, the local parole"board
have been functioning witHr' surprising success? Men who
were sentjto tne penitentiary as iirai, uneuueia iui vanuuo
crimes have been released from prison and paroled to the
county boards, andarcnow living acceptably while, com- pleting the terms for which they are sentenced. Restoration
oflull citizenship rights is recommended for them after they
have satisfactorily completed their sentences, and they arc
permitted to live in their home communities under concu
tions that enable them to become worthy citizens.
The states should enact uniform Jegislation on this
subject, so that the paroled convict may never be "without
adequate supervision until after he has earned full inde- pennence oy, exejiijiary nviug;' . ia an unpiwm.- but.not necessarily as complicated as many governors ap
Bulletin.)
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Ku-Klu-
f-
self-suppo-
r
one-ma-
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,-
of'men-worklngv-
in
believe.-(Brownwo-
Man About Manhattan .
Mi
woo O
Ho
us-tr-
'
than-hiras-
elf.
Run-pest- s
1
must dunce
to get
in the afternoon with everyone rushing lickety-spl- it
Rooney "dute" Invariably means
Is
Uujre
now,
light
Ceitalnly,
i.a..1i i.nl.HAl .... ,Mnt. .1 . V..1 .
into or out of the city.
is
everywhere.
The
air
with
vibrant
week allowance, out of
Hobart B. Upjohn, the architect, says the town now is light, Tlio obedient chorus carols, His $10 a busy
his clothes, allows
traffic He thinks "It Is the light of liberalism! It Is which he
a"hqpeless jungle, of everywhich-wa- y
Ills
him
widening the streets iiTthTj only sensible solution, and check- Iho llghT of progiessf Tfie pco'plo King" still consldeis too much
In
sat
seen
who
have
pro-darkness
(that
such
a
claim
dutlng sissy, but one a week Is all
mates opponents to his scheme, who
trrent llcht!"
T
cess would carry away important "frontage" by pointing out But In'tlio midst' of the light, h right If you tteat It In the offhand,
fashion.
You
cleai voice is ringing. Shattering may even be .seen at an occasional
that only the cheap and dirty back yards would be "lost
To move the buildings back and eliminate theseack the IlKht with the silver laughtcl nrcmlere with a young lady, be- cnuso It's tho accepted thing, but
yards, he says, would save .the city enormous wealth and of sanity.
nlso do awav with accumulations of refuse andj rubbish. Is not this whole Black incident otliemiso you'dgot to go easy on
absurd? Has it not that this lov$ stuff and prove you can
With no. back yards, he says, there would be no place to cosmlcally
of human folly talcafll"ar leave it, That's tho code.
tragic
undercurrent
dump rubbish,
Tiki schoolioom at Metro hi
which makes great comedy'
t
as a juvenile
Is this that comes up. robed somewhat limited
Who
'
matchmaker, for there are onl
It ifl true that desirable rentals are scarce on the island, in whlt8.IPUrKed of the sina of Uie two
In tho school snywheio
ibere beiag an overwhelming demand for satisfactory living AmcrlcanTTast? Is It not a perfect near girls
Mickey's age, They are Judy
-- . nuariira. Mr. Uniohn believes Manhattan might easily ac- - symbol that the new figure on the
bunch shouldwear the White Robe Garland, 11, and Betty Jayncs, 10,
cemisoiate aix million residents witljout trouble, which must of
Progress 'in contrast to the Judy used to be Jackie Coopei $
steady, but since Jackie started atcause astonishment n some quarters uecause oi tne ami' Black Itohes" of ponscrvatlsnl?
Hills high school
radtv the island now has in carine for its million and a half. Why, then, la It hooded? Why Is tending Bcvcilypeems
'
to hy wa
face of its wearer concealed, that romance
Anyway, it'a a thought And almost "any cost, if. the the
In fact, H waJ
concealed Into uniformity, conceal- vered somewhat.
be
up,
would
cleared
be
onose-tow- a
traffic situation could
with other Mickey who Gycoi Ud Judy to the
ed into conformity,
ipeeptable. CoWUtiona sb they exist now are annoying and aasks? Why, where human eyes prenuee oi ois vwapuui v.ou
Bit h. took Betty
with ragecus."
should look out candidly,
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furnished; Thod'
BARBER Red wisttefc to announce
crni 815- - E. 3rd .St. Afternoons
tP his friends and acquaintances
,
callo0508?
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that- - he has moved to 705 E 3rd
St., O. K. Barber Shop by the YOUNG
roommate;
desires'
lady,
Community Ice'" Plant; ladles anfi
Call in the evening betveen.6 and
cnildren.jSUr specialties.
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40
Houses
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9c each, jgh. 1031;
servico
We are WANTED: Four-rootkuuklnu
ifnfurnlshed
equipped to movek livestock, oil house in south or southeast part
field equipment
and furniture; of city by 'October 1; call 626.
pnone 1156. H. .1. Wilkersbnf
MARTIN'S RADIO SERVICE
REAL ESTATE
.HAVE yourLradid.put in shape for
me worm series.
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Farms & Ranches
Phone 1233
, 201 E, 2nd St
Threo' good work
SALE
FOR
Woman's Column
9
good binder; two row
horses;
"WEAR-ever- "
news
Mrs. C. W.
Hanes of ISOS.'fNolan street wins planters!" wide torque Wagon;
prko a3 best hostess of month; necessary horness; to lessee of
170 acre farm in cultivation; bar
address box 1143 for 'Wear-Eve- r'
gain; Mrs. J li. Uideon, uarucn
service.
City Route; mile couth of Lee's
SPECIAL, oil permanents, $1.50 up; , Store.
Shampoo and Set 50c; Eyebrow
and lash dye, 50c Tonsor'Beau- - ACREAGE for sale; have several
ty Shop, 120 Main St, Phone 125
ten acre tracts on pavedhiprh- way and gas line; six mileseast'
or
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Talent TSt (NO FEE);,glveage
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and occupation; BoxULD,
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Arrive
woman
WANTEp- - A middle-age- d
8:00 a. m
7 140 a. m.
18 , miles In No.' 13
for housekeeper;
12:30 p. m.
country; call 9006F12 or writo No. 4
Mrs. Akin Simpson, Luther, Tex. Na 6 ......11;10 p. m. 11:30 p. m.
TAF Trains Westbound
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FARM, ranch and 'city loans;
Buses KUistbound
money at
easy terms; liberal Arrive
Depart
options; prompt service; write 6:65 a. m.
6:15 a. m
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Henry Bickle, box 1052; San An- 10.S7 a. m.
1105 a. m.
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2:16 a. m.
3:20 p. m
p. m.
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7:35 a. m.
11:34 .p. m.
11:40 p. m.
FOR SALE
Westbound
Buse
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12:46 a. m.
1 8
18 4:20 a. m.
Household Grtods
4:25 a. an
10:64 a. m.
11:00 a. m
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SALE
Two 0x12 ru?s; 4:20 p. m.
4:26 p. m
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phone 'J14 after 6 p. nC
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7:00 p, m.
Buses Northbound
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10:00 p. m.
7:15 a. m.
p.
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U:20
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ATTENTION POULTRY
0:16 a. m.
7:10 p. m.
Duses Soathhoand
RAISERS!.
11;00 a. m.
7:16 a. m.
p. m.
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Use Eggstrnctor. Doubles egg pro- - u:w
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10:15 p. m.
8:00 p. m.
.lluctlon, eliminates all jexternal
l'lanec Sastbound
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parasites fend all worms. It must 4;60 pu m.
4:65 p. m
make you money or your money
Dr. J. R, Cunningham
refunded. Contains 10 drugs accepted by ill authorities, dependOsteopathic Physician
General, Practice & Obstetrics
able and makes and saves you
Office Thone lMj
money. $1.00 per bottle.
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AND BLIMEY HAWKIN9 CAME TO NINCRW,
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If you need to borrow money on
your car or refinance your pres-unotes come to see us. We
trill advance more mosey and
Deals
reduce your payments.
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Wis Theater Bld
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J. B. COLLINS
AGENCY
ft Tersonal
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INSURANCE
Local Company Keadsrtaf
Satisfactory Service"
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MALE INSTJtUCTION:
We, want
to delect- - reliable men, now em- ROOM AND BOARD... Mrs. Peters.
ployed, with foresight, fair edu- vSOO.Maln. Phone 685.
cation anH mechanical' inclinations, willing to train spare time ROOM AND BOARD with $1
or evenings, to become Installa
worth of personal laundry free.
tion and service experts on all 906 Gregg. Phono 103L .
types
AIR CONDITIONING
giving age, present occupation ROOM and board In privateihome;
Utilities Inst, bpxiCDF, care of -- phone 654.
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There are not two other' war
dens In the country like these
men," ho said, "because they both
pom advanced university degrees
Their appointment was part of my
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prisons,
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Garrett Heyns, who holds a Ph. D
and was a former school superin
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plan to follow advanced Ideas of
enol6gy ahd. stress rehabilitation
instead of punishment. The day of
rhi!AntiiropUtAoccpurro8t
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tho
schools of wardens
Joel R. Morse, warden of tho la'passjpg and want Michigan to
state prison of southern Michigan bo In the leadI In making the
near Jackson, was appointed assis- change.?
tant director In chargo of penal
Institutions,
'
and M, Hubert O'Brien, Detroit attorney and philanthropist, accepted an appointment I
director Inchargo- - of
parblcs.
Murphy, In Inaugurating h s
"new deal" In prison admlnlstrn-tion'bcfor- e
passage of tho corroc
f
T. E. JORDAN Si CO.
113 W. FIRST ST.
JUST rHONB'lM
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cision regarding clemency.
A division of criminal statistics
was created to keep records of
prisons, prisoners, paroles, pardons
and other law violation lnforma
tlon tabulated by enforcement of'
fleers on all offenders.
HUmcr Gclleln, Detroit, pardon
and parole commlsitorter under the
Murphq administration, was named
director of corrections by tho new
commission.
PRINTING
Lighting
Speedomet-
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L. F. McKay
MR. AND MUS.
Ben M. Davis A Company
COOL. SLEEPING ROOMS and
,
Auditors
furnished apartments. Stewart
Accountants
310 Austin Strut.
817 Mima Bide Abilene. T.xaa
r Hotel.
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hearings onapplications
for pardons, reprieves and com
mutations of sentence were mado
mandatory and the board will
thrcc-'membc-
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FOR RENT
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Applications will bo made automatically when an Inmate has
served his minimum term or has
become eligible under a classification and examination system pro
vided In tho act.
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32 was 'part of thoatdminlstratioAv
ApartrnntB
3$
FURNISHED apartment; cvery- - gislative program proposed
Gov. Frank Murphy
which liwas
ining , Modern; j
private Wth; 001 Lancaster.
NEJWLY finished .three room fur- fi'nnrttviAtA
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Limited to
ONE room furnished apartment:
Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat
. couple 'orily; alio three room un- ,
Abilene, Texas' ,,
furnjshed apartment for rent. 211
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directly responsible to the new di
rector, took the job which had given Michigan governors many wor
ries, previously, executives had fol
lowed the recommendations
of
their parole commissioners in
granting clemency, but now this
work is handled by the boaro.
No Parole Applications
The new system emphasizes restarted.
habilitation rather than punishWork Is
ment. Tho board has sole Initiative
A corrections commission operat to grant paroles and no appllca
consolidates state-- tion'xau be accepted-from-p- r!
son
welfare department has taken over crs, their attorneys or relatives.
' Applications For Pa-',
v
DAILY' HfftALD
adopted and signed.
"This will be one of the most ad
Vanced and outstanding systems
In the nation," Murphy predicted
when ho approves the act.
The law was effcctlvft lmmedl
ately and preliminary work of
changing over from tho old prison
n
parole
commission and
system has been
commissioner
equip
CLOSING HOURS
11A.M. ,f FORMER Neel's 'hotel and courU
Week Days
Saturday
4P.M. v
at 108 Nolan under now management; clean sleeping? rooms; hot
Kb advertisement accepted oh
'nnd'i Cold water: comfortable
nn "until" forbid" order. A sped'
and furnished courtsjtbalH, show
fto nupier of. Insertions 'jnust
vra, luuuuiiumc. perujuuent icn
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Pen Reform
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Hearings Oh Beer
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For Tomorrow
(Continued
from Fnge 4)
Licenses Slated
tains lis "goals." This will be cal
eulated on tho following basis:
Locnl Coininiltcc, En
tl.BO for each ae'ra within thn
general
giuccrs Duo To
goal." This
will bo adjusted according to pro'
Meet
Tucsdny
ductlvlty of farms.
'.
If special . oals are attafned each Developments Monday revived Inacre within this will rccolvo pay terest In tho Andrpws-BI- g
Sprlig
ments on -- normal yieiu"' as fol- road to tho highest lcv61 slnco the
lows! Corn, 10 cents a bushel: cot chamber of commorco was forced
ton, 2 cents n. pound; tobacco, .5 to Jo mnlto Ha secondary
objective
1.7 cents .a pound; rice, .2 cents a Ucro durlni:
this cllv's crmnalEH
pound; peanuts, .12 conts a Bound ior location of tlio stato hosplta"
70 conts'fOr each ncro within unit
hero.
c.QnscjJilnjjiiic'r.caga nr nnctourth
Umlfif W66d, Andrews' coUnacroago If this .is ty
tho
judge, conforrcd with J. H
larger.
urccno,
of commorco
wuiitB iui- utiuii ucrc iesioreuio manager, clmmucr
hero Monday mornln
grass in Great Plains states.
$2 an aero for commercial vege and said tliat- although tho rightbond election thcro had
tables grown on farms In 1936 and y
1937 and commercial orchards on been postponed until Oct. 23, thcr''
? niiio qouDt
would
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TWO ARE INJURED JN
TRAILER ACCIDENT
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supplementary beer licenses win m
ield in tho county courtroom at 2
p. m. Tuesday,
County Judge
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FORTAVORTH
FORT WORTH, Tex., Sept. 205
OP)
(U. S, Dept Agr.) Hogs 1,500;
truck ,tbp'"ll:45 paid by shippers;
packer top 11.35; bulk good to
0
lb. 11.30-4butcher
choice
pigs 9.00 down; packing sows fully
?
steady, mostly B.50.
Cattle 5,200: calves 4.000: market
slow; load good to choice fetijrycar'
lings
from experiment station
13.00; most steers and yearlings ell
glblo to sell from
most
M. beef cows
good heavy
cows COO upward,, most bulls 4.25'
5.50; stock steer calves of gopd
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I Public Quarreling On Stage Seems
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Sept 20 UP)
and nervous
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Ivives have found a new cure for
family rifts, a therapeutic theatre
.here, where they go on tho stage
nnd quarrel to their, heart's con
"
new publication,
journal- - of
"Sgciomctry,"
lnter-person-
rela-tlnna- ."
Thocdltor
f
is Dr. Gardner
Murphy df, Columbia University.
'The publisher is J. L. Moreno, M.D.,
who, built the theatre.
Tha Idea Is defined thus "The
s
full psychodramai'bf our
not emerge; it.is burled
In and between us." In''tlis theinterrela-'tlona.doe-
atre,
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JEWELRY?
BROOKS
and
LITTLE
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State Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
Phone 393
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Under; medical supervision , has
by&Sflht out some of the hidden
facts of married lives.
The new Journel describes the things wont wrong.
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of "Robert" and , his Another couple was "George"
some
life "Mary."' They
She seemed to suffor
j3Lthelr,.tiffs,jind at.ihe.'eamo time andjjiAnne."
fromf hysterical outbursts when
afo'no' with her. husband. In pub-lleshe treated him like a superior
bc(iug;f Alone, she called him vile
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rfames,
.
She was an actress, her stage
parts always' "sweet" dlsposltloncd.
On tho thercapeutic thcalro stage
she was given exactly opposite
roles, and told to be a tcrmangant.
These she- enacted at first with
COMPLETE LINE
persons other than "George."
She acted these role's "with' de
Your credit is good here. light."
Gradually she developed a
Enjoy wcarl'jg it wliile
sense of humor about them. Then
pay.
you
she nnd her husband began acting
together on tho therapeutic stage,
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iHer sense of humor persisted, and
in a xcw. monins ner nysicncai ins
at home, stopped altogether.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA-
1,500
through; market slow, few spring
lambsi a;rcd wethers and fat cwcs
steady; spring lambs 9.D0 down;
most of tho kood springers includ
ing fqur decks by rail held at 9.75
and "10.00;. yearlings scarce, aged
spoke aloud the thoughts they had wethers 5.00; fat ewes 4.25.
felt, but not uttered, during the CHICAGO
&
quarrels
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HOgs
12,000;
top.12.G0;
bulk god
f'SKb never puts things In. the
right placo," wia ono qf "Robert's" and fcho.ee 19030 Ik 12.356Q; most
sows
good
packing
asides.- - One of "Mary's!- - was! "ili
Cottle 21,000; calves 2,500; grass
1st so restless.
Why didn't he let cOjVs, heifers and shortfed steers
(
under prcssur.e,"Jt,eers selling at
me 'Wash the' dishes.?"-."Robert's" "trouble, it developed, 12.50 downT early top fed steeis
one about time 18.75; several loads held at 19.00
was two nUbrc-scsand .the other about space. He'tl-wiy- s and above; fed yearling heifers and
worried for fear of' betngplato weighty fleshy cows lully steady;
This 'tm9 ' bulb fully steady; voalers steady to
for appointments.
trouble was so bad that he wenrto -- o lower ai u.uu uown.
one appointment three hours early Sheep 16,000; spring lambs slow;
to escape worry over being late. In early sales and bids on natives 25
"s'pace" anything misplaced, even and more lower; talking 11.25., to
corner of a 11.50 on good to choice 'natives:
the slightly
rug, worried him.
best' held above 11.75; as yet noth"Robert" and "Mary" found the ing done on westerns; sUAep steady
cure for.', their troubles on the to easier;
ewes 3,50- They learned 5.00.
tticrapcuttc stage.
how to talk to each other when
10.75-11-.2- 5.
of -- the 7 first
six
Tha resjjlts'
tnontha..use . of this theatre jTor
se'rlthese domestic,' and for more
'ous mental ..troubles, is. reported in
a
Including
4,500
Rifts
TbBeCurSFor
troubled husbands
7.50-3.5-
Sheep
LODGE'i(iJI5ETING
)i S. Morrison, acting worshipful
master, reminded mimlinrn nt thn
Masonic lodge of a meeting at 8
p. m. toaayin the lodgot hall, Work
COTTON
NEW ORIGANS
NEW OREEANS, Serf!, 20. UP)
Cotlon futures,1 ctosed steadv at
net declines of 9 to 15. paints.
Open High X,ow Close
Oct. 8.78 8.78 8.71 8.72
oJcc. 8.79
8.81
M'ch.- 8.88
May 9.00
Jly. 9.07
Jan.
8.79
8.81.,
8.70 8.70
8.74 8.74
8.85 8.83-8- 6
9,01 8.C0 8.90
0.10 9J3 9.03
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. '20. W)
Spot cotton closed, steady; 15 points
lower. Sales 16,933; low middling
,aj; miudling u.w: good middling
9.25; receipts 9,238; stocks 307,C0S.
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ton futures cloaedjbarely steady, p
toll
Oct
Dec.
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lower,
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Open High Low Last
8.80' 8.82
SV70
8.71
Jan; , fl', . , . . 8.75 8.70
Men- ,..i....8.85 8,85
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8.75-7-
8,63
8.07
8.77
8.63'
8.07
8.17
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GENEYA, Sept. 20 UP) -- jgiThe
League of Nations assembly re
fused today to grant government
Spain a seat in the league council
for ihe next three years, to the
jubilation of member nations sym
pathetic wun tne insurgent regime
on Generalissimo Francisco Fran
co.
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consequence of a statement
Saturday by Ernest O. Thompson
commission chairman, oil'men" "at
tho hearing were of the, opln'dn the
state's,
basic. allowable'
for October
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wouia pe sinrjjtantally
less than the
allowance of 1,499,384 "barrels on
September 18.
T,he bureau of mines estimated
demand for Texas olKnext month at
As
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failed by nino votes, to obtain the
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,a.,a,1 kill W at least one meeting this fall
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.i;. .it. uiam a fii;9i;iii.
3tudy tho constitution. ,
year ferm expires this year.
"In the face of the 'trend over' r
A few minutes later, the assem
bly r.lso rcfuscd'.to declare Turkey period of years away from loca'
eugiDio tor election to tno'councllj self'govcrnment," ho declared, "t'p
Spain' rema ns, ot course, a mem- -' ncreased tendency toward centraliber of tho' league" ami may send" a zation" "of government authority
representative to counclU sessions tho proposals-.ttransfer judicial ISpaHiHJHHPHraHraHMHKHJBHHHBHHjHH
dealing with matters 'concerning authority to the legislative x. x x
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The commander described
the
whei'aln British Foreign Secretary constitution and "an independent
Anthony Eden deplored that "peo-- judiciary" as the "only bulwark
pics of tho world seem as afar "ai through which to' preserve tho free- ever from atta'hlng peace."
!om andjibertyiof the clt'zen," H
Eden,"nledging Br tain to un did notjmention" either Presidont
stinted Effort toward preserving Rdbseelt'or tho new dcaj ' name.
peace, nevertheless,
belittled
the
Adherents of six candidates for
importance, of. Germany's demand national commander wero busy
for return of war-lo"colonies, peeking support for their favorites
some of thera now under British in elections tb be held Thmvrday.
control; and Inferred Italy herself Candidates'
for national com
was to blame 'fortho limited patrol mander Include: Dan Dohertv of
areas .offered hre by 'tho Nyon conMass., Stephen F.
ferees on piracy in tho Mediter f'oburn, Seattle, Wash., Raymond
ranean.
:Celiy of- Detrcil, I!lch
Lynn U.
Stumbaugh of Fargo, N. D Mllo J.
Warner of. Toledo, Ohio, and VinTHEATRE EMPlfOYE
cent A. Carroll of' Philadelphia Pa.
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September of 9,420,
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DALLAS. Sent. 20 UP) Funeral
:3rvices will bo held at Navasota,
icx., this afternoon tor George
Ehinger, Jr., WichltalFalls theatre
employe, wKoYdl'ed "fioro'ye'sterday
from Injuries .received In an autoDouble honors came to Big
mobile coljislon at Grand Prairie Spring at the conclusion of th,e anSaturday niht.
nual mooting of district .Noo 8 of
Survivors are Mrs. Ehinger, 25, tho American Business club3 in
tho .wldowf-'undc.rtreatment for i' Enid, Okla., Saturday evening.
actured leg anuVhead abraslonc
W. D.Carnctt, first president or
received lj.tho.Bamo'iijccldent,
nni
"Big Spring cliib", "was named
'Jr.' nnd Mrs. Georgo II. Ehlngor? tho
district governor and Big Sprinn
parents o! won
Gr of Fort Worth,
in Jts campaign for tno uia
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Ehinger.
trlct convention hero In 1938.
Selection of Big Spring as the
meeting place, and Caractt a"
RESIDENCE HERE IS w next
governor gave'Tcxas a clcanswecp
DESTROYED BY FIRE
of the, club's cSnvcntions fof 'no::
car, slnco AmarlllbJhad previously
Oamaco estimated at $1,500 rtf- - won the'rlght to entertain tho nex
suited tfrom a firo which destroyed
convention,
,
a house Jat 400 North West Third nationalieadcrs
Club
hero said that tlio
street Sunday morning,
he!'"
bo
Firemen sa.d that Johnnie Green, district convention would
Osto
negvo who lived at tho house, told hero either in September or
them, tho Jilazo originated from an ber of next yeah
Attending tho meeting rrom nerc
oj stove explosion. Only his three wero
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reet'.cr, M- -.
chlldien wero at tl'io house at the
and Mrs- - W. D- - Cariett,. .Eugcn.1
time of tho blast, ?
No'insuranco wasearrlcd cither Thomas, Lucille caublo and HUSi
on the house or the furnishings,
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JrlPB5B
in frosty bottles from your own refrigerator,1
Ice'Cqld
is a natilfarpaftner of 'good things to eat. Try it with buttered
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J, E. Paynu, president of the
Ros- well, N. M., ball club, was'Itiju'-o'- '
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wholesome refreshment
-f- or all the family and jts friends , , . in
a sfebottle carton, Sbc,bottIes forydur ice-bat home.
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Paradfo Bauty Salon
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ACTIVE STOCKS
Permanents
$150
DeiuedPost
With L gu.e.
slightly. Saturday night when his
car ovei turned twice threoa miles Big Spring Hospital
4.ycaivold
will-b- e
easl-o- fKlven-ln
Miss Wanda-Lo- ur
Coleman-.- Robert'-Darn'eU
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Haskell, was also sllghjly hurt. daughter of Mr( ahd Mrs. B. F.
9,03 9.05 ."8,07 8..98-0-9
JUly
Petty, 1502 Nolanv8treet, underwent
formerly resiaca; ncro.
Spot quiet; mlddllni.8.95.
a tonsillectomy at the hospital
tries. Jhe Teachers have earned
SON BORN
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Monday mprnlng,
ono vjctory and played once to u
Born, to Mr. and Mr?. J, W,
scoreless lie.
H. S, Brlcker of Mldlondwas In
Wood at Blvlngs hospital Sunday
Sales, morning, a son. Mother and child tho liospltal Monday morning for It
NEW YORK, Sept,
neljihango
of are doing well.
closing price and
tonsillectomy.
the fifteen most active, stocks to'
CONDITION TJNCHANGED
day:
A. R. ICavanugh, Texas & Padown 1
US Stl, 52,600, 8S
cific engineer, who Is under treat-tnedown 1
Anac, 46,700, 41
at Blvlngs hospital following
Gen Mtr, 36,500, 49.7-8- , up
attack suffered Friday,
down 1
Rep Stl, 31,800, 20
Mieart
up
about the some today, lie
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EXTRA
Is In a serious condition.
down
El P&1200, 15
down, 2.
Kenn, 33,000, 47
EXTRA 0ctlon !' C.pujln.
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Teeth
down 1
tha( mk ta many popU prfr It fo& Avoid Fa?
Gen El. 22,600, 44
ot tlmpl )i.dclm jid other
tli
down 1
Int Nick, 22,100, 52
. iifopnirit; or Slipping
Inonuilg pIm. WliyT Ukiuu CjuiHii.
up
qutcklr but lt tXTHA
Chrys, 22,000, 94
You needryticar false teeth drop
not only rll
action brlngi .vrondttful rIatlon.
up
ping or slipping If you'll sprinkle a
Param Fict.,20,800, 18
you
r tlfJ, your nr
tlm
NY Cen, 2J&00, 28, up
f fvd by ! carta anil worrlaa of tha day, little Fastoeth on your plateseach
and you hava a baadacha, iutt try Capu-dln- a morning. Gives all day comfort and
Pal, 19,700, 2
down
The Morning AfterTakintf Gra
ul
and dlicovar tha btnafm of tnla
dowu
Colura G&gLjf 17,900, 10
teeth hold tight. Deqdorizes. 'No
EXTRA action. You'll particulargummy, pasty, tasta or'feellng,Gel
ly appraclata tha rattful
Liver
Little
Pills
quickly
tha
whlla
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down
Pure Oil, 16,800, 15
Capudlna from any dni( it era Fastccth from your druggist "Three
Cat
Ealn,
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Beth Stl, 16,800, 75, dowa 1.
Ifrc, XX, or Ma alaaa. ladf.l
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"Vote On Subjects
Before Council
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Two people' "wcrq Injurcdf non
Ecrlously, fata Sunday
afternoon'
whclKa trailer attached to an
broke looso 'and overturned
oh tho San Angcto highway About
25 mites south of horc.
M.-- , J, Alford
and Ban, M. J, Jr.,
riding In tho trailer being, drawn
by a car (driven by Frank
wcroxtho injured. Tlio party
was on routo from Rocjcdrijo tr
Lamcsa wherd ttiey wero to pick
cotton on a farm near Lamcsa. J.
1.1, Morton,
also of Rockdale, was
In tho car with Burrough. Alford's
nephew, Hilton Avcrltt, 'Rbckdalc,
Wns uninjured.- ,'
They wore brought to Big Spring
hospital where young Alford wa
treated for a fractured' Jeft arm
and faeo and body lacerations. Mrs.
Alford sustained lacerations and
bruises about tho body,
Charles Sullivan announced
Mon
day.
Approximately a dozen such an- plications havo been filed.
Tho supplementary, permits wit'
bo required after Oct, 1 for all
places selllnK beer between' Vac
hours of midnight and 7 a., m. anil
on Sundays.
,In order to sccuro such licenses,
:no -- operator or tlio biaco af f eclou
'iy tho permit must provo that the
normal salo of food and other com
modules for human 'consumption
exceeds In valuo ,tho salo of beer
during tho hours covered by tho
supplementary license.
It was believed that tho requlr- CITY COURT BUSY
licensed
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jnpunh," ho said, "to Bhow folk"
y result In tho closing of some
In a' .busy weekend, city pollco
ujjro mat wo. mean ousinoss.wc or tho. suburban beer parlors at brought1 13 cases Into cbrporato
to
aro going
wdnt to know soon midnight.
court Monday, .'morning.
Just to what point wo will join tho
E-J- ex
Although the licenses are grant- - Six were charged with drunken
road at thq Martin count1 HibV
ness, thrco with traff c violations,
Grcono announced that tho spo-cl- d by tho countv.- ludiro. Judco Sul- - ono with .speeding, ono with vagUvan reminded that tho stato l'qusr
(Continued lrrom rage 1)
commttco on tho Anjlrcws-B'f- !
rancy, ono with potty theft(and ono
3prlng "road would bo "called to Control board has nuthor!tjt,4to
for
nffrgjj.
If an Investigation of tho apjjoicnuni wnuo juast Texas was meet Immediately after tho noon plicant's
Included In tho activities of po
business
warrants.
session
limited to 2.32 per ccnt-o- f
of
hero
alservlco clubs
hourlv
llco were tho expulsion' of four per-- ,,
potential." Cottlngham replied- that Tuesday,
.
sons from tho city as,, suspected5'
isast Texas must be .held down to Ho added, that W. A. French, Abi
narcotic addicts. One of thoso ar
obtain the greatest ultimate oil re lene, and Georgo Finloy, Pecon,
rested on another charge was held
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23 a suspect for another city.
division engineers of tho state h!gh Building Permit
rno engineer sad h s nrcssuro way department, would bo here T. A.
to
garage
build
Morris
a
at
drop calculations wore mado from N,Ar,rl(?. ..,). , tn rrr, n.,M i a ,
tests In only 90 wells but ho con p03ed routo and. givo tentative app 1108 E. 6th street, cost $50.
sidered them representative.
conitlpatlon . cauiea .you G. In- -.
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roval, if. possible.- - G., M- Garrett, Marriage Llpenso
A. LAGulbcrson of Dallas; raised jtbbock, division' 'cngTnccr, wac
Wesley Hudson, Midland, and- A lv"sltln. Vet nulclc relict with ADLE- tho point thfttpart of the 'decline Unabloto Attend., thqparloy but Dorothy Taylor, .Midland (negroes
IUKA.. Thorough in acUon ret en- lirei',Renito anu Bate.
was due to Targe withdrawals" of notlf'cd local
leaders- - that his
road
water, which Cottlngham, eskiroat- - division could meet the road any Now Car
--C. H. Borpff, Ford tudor.
ca amounted to 70,000 barrels a day whore on the east Andrews line.
irom the woojtblne sand.
McmbTers on tho special comm't- Biles & Lone-- , l'liarmacy, Inc., and
If the water withdrawals could teo are Grover Dunhntn, Joyo' Fish- - Ted Groebl, J. L. LeBleu and Cal Cunningliam & Philips, Druggist
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bo stopped, Cottirighr'm sa"d, the
R. T.. Cook, W. T. rr 7 .
Soykin.
Adv. "
field could produce an additional
50,000 barrels of oil dallysVIthout
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