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Community Chest
The Orange Leader
5
VOLEME XIV.
ORANGE. TEXAS, FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 1927
NUMBER
92
MARSH ROAD WITHSTANDS SECOND RAIN SIE
WHAT THE DRIVER WILL SEE
HARSH ROAD
Repeat Farm Course
BEARING UP
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ORANGE FIRST
DEATH CALLS
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AFTER RAIN
ms
SHORTCOURSE
G. W. RIGGS
IGNITION
MADE SUCCESS
if
SWITCH!
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Indiana,
CU
TER
Chleage- so -that
yers he was a bhaaksmth.
A
A. M. CLAIMS
I
it
OH ROYALTY
F.
PORT CHARGES FLUNG AT BOX
BY FORMER SENATOR COUSINS
By Hon.
Fror no one did
f then
of
learn
the expecte visit ef’these coneres-
in the Benumont Journal ot No-
Co-ed to Plead Insane
/
AtSrIN, Dec
Mrs
Brdey kzogers. Nan Angelo
X
to
advte
instanity
c
has aimost been reat hec nearly
A
r
to the Rio Grande valley.
next
transferred
C
a
fake plae
few days it is beli
fathers who wr
I
Planned by Club
resent the deep
P
promoted . The
recere
heing
in any progre
2 —
The resignation of Mir Hngh Denni-
by them
in their behalf
tee on flood Fdblfbl wasnotsoficinl.
made throuzhotrt the
not
xhort
con vermation
The development of
Stark
Arthur and Ornge will not
davs following
Im an
of
information as
A. B. C. Bakery MORROW JOINS
we feel that thin
to
continue Judge Box in office."
En- l
$
Cousins" poll 11 cal utatement wan giv-
in slight damages.
Fur Fxchange
in today were
fortunately, I missed Mr. Anderson.
(Continued on Page 6)
oi. _ .
isds. - W.- "ssoc
OFFERS $2^60
f'OR AN EAR
up-
. He
dlw-
all
I’ebecca
atenog-
Qeceased
cotnty.
representatives
the .waterway
the J
made
Stark Commercial
Club Booster On
Visit to Orange
from
i for
the constitution
sal when they
where
For 1
Roofing Causes
Minor Blaze At
Port
corn-
and
one
Three Hundred
Boy Scouts And
Leaders Function
brought to the oranze
headquarters today
The pelta brouzht
• % ithin the
red that the
block
t his
The
nings
•pent
-tmdera."
1921 wan
Audience and Interest
Shown Promises
New Course
1928
to
year
club work
Gilbert
peruonat
city
he
mnny
las
125.
Wit
scouts
rn 11 m r
The
who v
A roof Pre at the A IC
in the Oranze National bunk
GEAR SHIFT
LEVER
ineluding the office of Hon. George
D. Anderson who always represents
Farmers Oppose
Stock Tide Law
to be Enforced
GASOLIN
I GAUGE
WEATIIER
Vaip ana it mene to
night, Smtuvaay fnir, me
tre-h nortb wina.
EMERGENCY
BRAKE "
LI
Tom
Rangers Probe
Deputy Murder
I
I
Large Racoons
in Fur Shipment
to Local Market
1 1
on Fifth street,
morning reunlted
part of her left ear in an auto-
mobile accident in Europe two
years ago The woman hopes to
have the operation performed in
All-Night Rains Cause
No Trouble For
New Dump
at,Bank Robbery
. - Hearings
7 ----
epdpauj dantptAt-
•f yeuroret i for i
tb th*' rouneup of ole
i waterway, inetrests,
• section cannot do
5°
HODDINS
DAYS' TILL
uQISTMA
New York, whqz she now lives,
will have no kTowledge of it.
the conntitution."
behind the farmers
movement shirted
enthusiastic believer
a rt mmercial , club
ing the town of Htarks
ties.
Wallin promised the
pAsHA%,
—- denth Monday night Htekman wiht
confer with authorities here.
• Scott Knight, one of the Mx sus-
pects brought to the Lubbock coun-
ty jail for safe keeping an an after-
math to Stegail’s death, wna releas-
ed last night by order of Justice of
Peace Al Clements of Flomot, when
evidence showed he had ns connec-
tion with the case.
- pri
’' .g-r,
C 2
*c68K
Due to the fact that the Areata: relations, Dwight W. Morrow, kmer-
Following a meetine of the home
most of his life.
BECKY SIMM
RAPPED BY TEXSLSiNLNToR SEFONMONDAY
• -- ‘ ■
Faciakuahaheinpds
— Apdhmenhemysde
mE-teshecegu
bjibese.
lonr distance telephone
on Thursday night.
Jonnon’ experts to
Peaumont, aceording to
son.
v hi tor from
nd vicini-
Fjeaumont and Orange and vl* Inity.
without my knnwledge published a
statement in which they said:
Hays county on defenso motion
SPEEDOMETE
AUDI
th* , either of these gentlemen since Mr 1 building of that community
of the
end entitiing it
trict in
interests
members of
mittee with f’aptain Uy.
The s
and new
Interests of
CK, Tex., Dec. 1.—Captain
man of the Fort Worth
over until about 10 o’clor k of the
night of their arrival at Beaumont
Thia picture of the wheel. dash board and instruments of the new Ford thows how radically the new models
differs from the old. Note the horn and light control on the center of the wheel, with spark and gas con-
trol below: the hand gear shift lever, with foot throttle and starter up the floor; the gasoline zauge, dash
light, ammeter and speedometer grouped together on the dash: choke and gasoline petrock at the right,
and the clutch and brake pedala replacing the old three-pedal system.
a. A:/
better than
। chileren at the county home on Hix-
‘ dope compounded for politica pur-
septs five of thin congresalona)
Washington, in which .the
atenttrapher and former Texns Univermty
ofit firatEiven onSovmbp aruashtwine"fandy, anaplead
utive of the Oranze county counell,
gave a forecast predicting 275 by 1 arti e
Without my know},
opover had been «ggest-
forecnwted by the press,
during the 2nd day ‘ of
. g ‘netuatly, arranged , unt
November, the daty preciding. It The
pinna fe, this hrtef incidenial" viit*
Beaumont and Port Arthur of Con-
gressmen Dempsey and MeDufie of
the rivers and harbors committee.
Parker of the Interstate commerce
had been completed and
to Beaumont.
2nd while these getlemn were an
route from the Misamippi flood. area
dicment chars Law hr with robbing
the Buda National bank is < alled for
trial in distriet court at lazrange
Monday, John D. ‛ofer Austin, one
of her attorneys wild today
in half of the |7,.
। vember, the day before these gen-
• tiemen passed through. I had been
’ in Orange and called on the cham-
vember 12th was published
d
Oranze ra—if. heart of the
st Tamm Lumher. Rice and
Ofl Eapire
Orange then knew of
Flomot was mysteriously shot
mon, Aust rattan commissioner In the
United States, was announced today j 1
by Premier Bruce.
tion was but half a block away and
that the fire was discoverel early,
the fiames were controlled pnnd ex-
tinguished with but very little loss.
The fire started as a result ot tar
ror hog coming In contact with the
smokestack, it was found hy Aremen.
I wouid again keep my
nunity Chest Slogan—“ It Must Be Done "
town and is seeking
to the best methodu
to me indiference
interests of the
that my failure
w* ll pleased with the re-
was born in Jen-
men. What J now learn indieates
what that no one whom rmet’inEeau-
ThIa. movement is beint sponsored
by fhe lot al chapter of Red (‛ross,
the Falvntion Army and other organ-
izatiotis and inetitut ions who desire
to take a part
her of commerce. many business
men and other ctizens and at Benu-
K. Gilbert.
Severnt of the A. & M xtnstqn
nerviee representatives wh>> were sent
here for the short course expresed
themselves is well pleared with the
showing made and -predicted . that
this county woule make gooe pro-
zrers in tgrie ultural development.
Starks that he wouid be over some
time and assist in carrying' out th«
1 program
a efenne when an in-
of promoting the spirit of develop-
ment.
Gibert stated that the oil feld
operators and workers had pre ven to
the first
t nurse ever held, here and I am iook-
ing for a strong demand in the fu-
tore for more courses," said Turner
T. Wallis, secret ary -manager of the
chamber of commerce, who has been
a leading fat lor is planning for this
orc asion
Not only the farmers ar* pleased
with the short course, but the busi-
ness men as well, Walls declared, inj
rliscussing the proposition.
In the work
for hh home
thome of raccoons skunk and opos.
sum Among the skins ‘were some
of the largest raccoons ever aven
her*.
The outlook for revival of inter-
cat in ncoutiny in Orange is « onsid-
ered an being unusually bright with
the approach of 1928.
This is indirated in the fact that
a recent forecast of the numher of
scouta and lenders which would be
in working order at t he "beginning nf
days before the first
"I am
suits of
t
would ordinarily
plana provide for every « hild
Stark, La,, spent Thursday nfternoon
in Orange in conferenc with Secre-
tary- Manager Turner T Wallis of
the chamber of commerce, discuss-
Ing matters pertaining to commerrial
anything during the < hristmas holi-
flat* to cither receive a toy or some
Althoogh Orange county's first
farmers' short course has passed
into history, the occasion will linger
in the minds of farmers and busi-
ness men for years to come on ac-
count of the success achieved.
7, in which thev stated that
and A .Coll ge, "le hereby
nd constituted abranch of
David I! 4 ‛oers, chief moulrp*
praised Jack Redick, file superin-
tendent of the Gulf Produrtion, for
the part that he had taken in boost-
A petition Requesting the U. s.
department of livestock to postpone
the enforcement of the law provided
in the Crisp bill, effective May 1.
1928, which prohibits the interstate
shipment of tick infested cattle for
immediate slaughter, was signed by
* large number of farmers and bus-
iness men who attended the farm-
ers’ short course here this week
This petition recttes that the en-
forcement of this bill would result
in heavy losses to both Texans and
Iouislana stock men due tn the fac t
that at the present time these terri-
tories are not rid of the tick
। days I had been out of touch with
my office. On the 2nd .day of N-
I rd er. is predicted by citizens nf thia
nertion s we] as the several repre-
nentatives of A. At M. college exten-
nion service, on account nf the pg.
cellent interest taken in this afnir.
In spite of the unpleasant weath-
er, farmers and truck growers re-
mained for all the lectures and deH*
onntrations given nt the canning fac-
tory in West Orange throughout yes-
terday afternoon.
Although. It was necenun ry to omit
committee and Reid of the rommit-
CANBERIA. Australia Dec
them and confdently
people of Jefferson
word to
V on the
and Orange
The ser ond shipment of the season
of furs received from the trappers
on the Orane-Cameron- Iand com-
pany's Jands inCameron parh, were
when my first information about ittions of the Kabine district for a
came by a telephone mesnagei to deeper and hefter- wav He has
my room at th* hotel at Port Arthur given us most valuable nasistanre
from a member of the Enterprise i In appearing with us before* the
Ignited States engineers and before
the committees of congres from
time to time, and his efforts are en-
titled to the fullest credit in necur-
Ing the inclusion of our 30-foot pro-
ject in the river and harbor MH. and
its passage through the house of
CALLES TRAIN
MEXICO CITY, Der 2—Inauzur-;
a ting what is regarded as another J
step forward in Mexican-American J
chamber of commerce including Sec - I
retary Hott and Commisstoner Gill. ‘ en out but ahy citizen who wants
at the court house and at such oth- j the truth as distinguished from false
er places so my time would permit.
times willing and anxious tn help ua
I in every way to realize the ambi-
|| That other short courses wj)) be
he' triend inftheld here regularly Inthelr rightfut
bridge at Lake Charles will have
been completed and ready for travel.
The pontoon strueture ie a tem-
porary link, placed under construe-
tion immediately after the wrecking
of the lift bridge at that point by a
boat.
poses may inquire of them whether
that statement was true when made
For the past fourteen years, the
deceased made his home in Orange
with his daughters. Mrs, A I Christi
and Mrs Georue Mattox.
He served during the f'lvll war in
the Union army and maintained his
memhership in the veterans organi-
zation of that war.
Funeral services will be hela at
the First Methodist church by the
pastor. Rev. Thomns H. Lareuu, at
10 o’clock tomorrow morning
The deceased in survived by one
non. Bdgar Rizes of Greensburz. in-
diana; Iwo daurhtern, Mrs. A J.
Chrfwti of Wkhita Falls, Texns and
Mrs. George Mattox.pr oranye, also
severai grund-eHren' and greht-
KrdesbiHrnzensn2au
I have not communicated with be enthusiastei workers for the
dollar of ’he money." Mild Rtepre-
willMtive Hoggs, who h-d an linen-.
remful fight in the 40th leginlatire
to have the Iniversity lands taxed
for lo« al school purposes or sold
"There is not a doubt in my mind
hot what our forefathers who wrote
After receiving the telcphohc mes-
snae of the passing visit of these
gentlemen, without information as
to details 1 did not feel warranted
in breaking my engagement with the
people of Silshee and Hardin Aoun-
ty Under the same circumstaneem.
the outside demonstration. .1
royalties
i informed that the A
district could be
recent stopover at
at A o'clock
Talks on ’Phone
Between Orange .....,w.-.........
and Tampico, Mex.l!;;^ "n.“u
January 1. A re-* her k of the rec-
ords toray showed s total of 243
purported to be a statement by ex- mont or in
state Senator W. H. €oustns imputing- their comjg
toward the po- edge the jfoi
distrit, chakie ed, pasxibp l
to met ertd some t{m* d
congress • during * thu but net‛*nct
recent stopover at Beaumoniisn Novmber, th
Fort Arthur on Novemher rorvF- plans repp thi.
• • | teenth and F’urton afreets
hnni" ehnson, formerly of • n - faptam Ityan will begin the drive
anE" who forth.. C-M rwn ’ . r" । for hrnia: -istanee tx maiiine
rpr".....I the <»Mt Mr,lit 10" anpeala m Utk turn 02
on"atmmrrompanratTampi-‛ietterrontininga‛neta hall. r..
... Mrxc2, 1. 1. ■>« thin emeorn turn ,4 with ‛plac for .......
and will start fo orange next Hun- tion” Then thero
4s v. according a long Histance
conversation wit his wife who la
at the home of r mother. Mrs. C.
6n0,00e i
"I am
of 27’- will be rede he l and raised. •
An exrellent interest is heing ta-
ken in the hcout l«-1dvrs training
eourne being held in the chamber or J
CUK AGO. Dec 2. The "per-
tonal' column of the Tribune
oday carried this advertisement :
‘'Attorney reprenenting non-
resident soriety unman will pay
>2,500 for one left ear to be re-
moved and grafted on my client;
operation will ip- performed by
competent surgeon and will keep
matter strietiv confidential. Ap-
plicant must Ite young, not over
25 years of age , light skinned
Applicant will submit name,
ph tograpl to attorney."
it was understood that the
client mentioned is a former Chi-
cago society woman who lost
the waterway interests of Beaumont five years ago and whether it is yet
at home and at Washington Un- ■— —
pleted by the final adoption of the
30-foot project. .which has pissed
th* house and is now pending in
the senate And In forwarding our
huMneva man of
meant what they
wrote ection 13 of
company of Texas rangers, arrived
here shortly before noon today, en
route to Matador, Motley county,
where he was ordered by Governor
Dan Moody last night. Sheriff H. L.
Johnston, Lubbock county. Mid this
morning.
Before proceeding to Motley coun-
ty where Constable Lee Stegali of
staf who was seeking an interview.
I then learned nothing definite about
it except that three or four con-
gressmen such as came, were ex-
pected there the next day I then
had a binding engagement to speak
at the opening of he Hardin county
fair th* next day. Novemher 3rd.
and a program of official visits for
mont where I called upon the
terprise and Journal forces.
The slow rain falling last night
did not damage the causeway road
through the marsh opposite rthe
bridge here
This suggests the fact that the
work of surfacing this road has
reached a place where it will with-
stand any kind of test.
The road was better today than
yesterday. If there was any diner-
ence, according to those who drove
, over it.
Rome three or four more large
barge loads of shel l were brought in
today by W. T. Burton, the con-
tractor, who haz • a large force at
work spreading the surface.
According to information from
road men here .the rainfall seems
to have served as an aid in packing
the shell surface. No traffic hin-
drance is anticipated.
Traffic is seheduled to be some-
what heavier after tomorrow, when
had no hint nf their brief step- 1 trict. We have found him at
"In our work in behalf nf the
deep water interests nf Fehumont.
Port Arthur and Orange at Wash-
ington we have been in constant
contact with" Congressman John C
Box during his two terms an repre-
M Hunt at 812 lfege street.
For th*- first ti mince establish-
ment of long diet ne e telephone mer-
viee between Tampico and th* states,
Mr and Mrs lohnson carried on n
expected that the pontoon
counties to respect me for it
I believe that no intelligent- citi-
sen who carrs enough for th*- in-
terests involved to jearn the truth,
will doubt my faithfulness in look-
ing after nur port and other inter-
ests or feel that these interests have
failed to get their share of con-
gressional attention and results klnce
1 ram* her* Neveral years after
my election. Messra- <1. N lise, W
E. Lea and Georg*- Lt Anderson
who then represented and still rep.
change of venue. Nome wenka agg.
Mrs Rogers wan tried in Williamson’
county district court on an arson
charge, in connection wib C the
burning of a vacant hiidfg in
Round Hock a day nr two before
the Buda robbery, unfi n mistrial
was de* lared. the jury standing nine
tn three for conviction. Two or
three witnesses testified they believ-
ed her victim nf "dementin prue
cox/’ or mentally unliHlan* *4
District Attorney Fre Blundell
will represent the state Defense
counsel will be R E. and John D
ofer. Austin: Ed Mon, Lazranre:
W A. VI right San Angelo, and pns-
wibly Otis Rogers nf Amnrilto, the
young womhn'a husband to whom
she wam set retly married ' when both
were univerty’studenta
Between 204nd 40 defense wit
nemnes have ben $ ubpnenne d and a
large.number probnhly will he sum-
moned by the pronerution
A slim, unmarked gir! drew a pis-
tol on employes of thecbank Inst
December and tonk -awaj*, licit
• 1990. nt whie h w >s reervered
Rorborough, horticulturalist, gave a
very interesting demonstration and
lecture on buddinz and grafting cit-
rus fruit trees, as well as peachos,
plum and other fruit trpes nt the
home orchhrd.
Pent Menare
R R Heppert, entamologiat, fur-
nixhed one of 4he most intoresting
lectureh of the entire nfternoon on
the subjects of inserts. Neveral of
the tru* k growers have declared that
without any further helps, that if
the insect troubles roula he over-
* umr. that they could—produce all
the trucks that they cotie market.
The speaker brought out the idea
that there were just two kinds of
commnerre hall~.
on Tuesdas night, the meetinzwasl(Hy‛,#m-e ‛T,g
helel outdoorn there being more at- - s
vn42 meetings at Country Home
At the advane I age of 43 year*. J
G. W Riggs died at mianizht ing
night at the home of his dauzhter,
Mrs. George Mattox.
Two weeks ago Mi Rigga was
stricken with paralysis and because
of his advanced nge, he was never
able to rally from the stroke.
Civil War Vet, Resident
of Orang 14 Years,
Stric} i Here
I invite attention to the acts
I have never since I was elected to
congress missed n fair r pportunity
to nttehd a conference, a hearing nr
a meeting in our « ongresnioral dja-
inmects that menneed the truck
‘ rops They are th* rating and
the sue king kinds. The eater, he
said, could be easily d*Mn>yad by
poimons, which he fully exp! in ed -
to their uses, while th*
coul be dimposed of by
la A. Miller, azronomint.
more time than the oth
in his review of all phases of no .»
potato growing. He wild th it there
were just two kinds of troubles in
the urnwing and handihe nf nveet
pa tors and that they were the
black rot ane the p tato • egvil. Th*
blnek rot hr Fnie was cont rolled in
the urover st ler tion of o «t and the
tie 4 tiny ofod in dirning procenes.
fn-jmto weevil h« ‘wild, could
be disposed nf by ch-mup < ultiva-
fion methors
Warkera Pralard
It R Morrison, Orange county mt-
ri* ultural agent, who dim ted the
program and was general ch airman
on arrangements; Miss Gota Mae
Hill, rounty home demons trter and
Turner T Wtlis, serretnry-manager
of th- * hamber of com merer, all of
whom bad a rt in the affair. have
heen shuwered with cengratulation
on account <»( the sur ceanful manner
in which farmers' short ceurse wns
haneler ' .
The chnmber of commerce was
reap, nsible for 1 hr excellent barhe-
cue luncheon pur An at coon at th*
• tuning plnt yeserday The direc#
tors of this institution have gone on
Law Designating Aggie
School T. V. Branch
Made Oil Claim
AteW 14222212 a W.
tide 7 of tHr state constit utfon mak-
ing Texas A and M a brane h of
the Univeruity of Fexnnwas inter-
preted Friday by itepresentative j.
Herschel Boggs of San Angdo as
making the folere a "jotnt hetr- tn
the l’niversity’s we st Texas nil lands.
denies such indiference ang irint
these interests —have—euffere trom
lack of attention at my Hunde9a4
these parts of the statement ar in-
correct. It is recited thal snatWr
gentleman whose prospeotve, candi-
dacy for congress Mr Coumin an
domed, was then his guest. The st-
tatien hears internal evident* that
it was not a candid discussion of an
important public question in the pub
Hr interest but was cooked up by
two or more politicians in an effort
to attack me and promote the po-
litical prospects of the protege nt
Mr. Cousins. Becaune I was out of
touch with mv ofTice and,daily mail,
making my' annual round nf the
committee of the district and in re-
turning to Washington for the ap-
proaching session of congrem, I did
not see or h*ar of the attack nntll
many days after it was made
Friends advised me that some wood
citizens Lak* the Pstatement seriously.
But for this, I would not notice it.
lorate in
Mrs John-
kan ambassador, 4 ml President Cal-
les were traveling todny on the
sresjential train on an fnspectiono
tour of Mexico. This is th* first timne
that a Mexican executive has inviced
an American envoy to accompany
hm on such a trip. G
the L’nivernity nf Texas'
"A. and M college |M turning out
m orca nf Kraduutes who are rea! he-,
meva, non «f real vnlue to Texas as
farm demonxtrater. city man, •
rfkineers /nd io rorth. t
amaskingLin for 1 mjuar
tin college* as intended by
ai
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