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DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE
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DENTON, TEXAS, TUESDAY A FTERNOON, JULY 26, 1932
NO. 297
EIGHT PAGES
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MRS.FERGUSON
BRIGHT SPOTS CONTINUE TO
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MAY TAKE BP
BOW IDEAS
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Court of Appeals BANKS SEEK TO MARTIALLAWIN
BE CURRENCY BERLIN lIFTED
n-
is
talk about
and tarifs at the
Teichstagr election next Sunday i»
likely to put them back in of-
the delagwin save $583 a month.
emergency degtee) Pres-
> Ai
of
ed
After conferring with his state
one variety of notes would heve to "ammunition and supples.
FZsZe
BUMISSINGIN
/LIFE
OCEAN TRAGEDY
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WIRE BRIEFS
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baying
Rhfus, the master of the Niobe,
made me
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CLARKSVILLE. Ark, July 26.
A full
showers near the oast wed
no
lagM H trash botherfy ‘winds on.
dhe eha¥. • }*
takulatioo of 25.506 votes out of
Backus carrying that box
adizdier
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Farley Presents
Campaign Plans
to Solon Leaders
Sterling Defers
Naming Judge of
large
Water
Brown, Morris
Lead For Judges
Udine Former
Convict Held in
Newton Robbery
APPEAR ON BUSINESS MAP OF
NATION: SECURITIES ADVANCE
feel
We
only 11 votes
have been 188,
dent Von Hindenburg ended mar-
tial lav at noon. Outwardly there
was no change in the city, but even
during the pest six days the Jins of
the people have not been material-
ly affected by military government.
General Von Rundstedt, in charge
of the execution of martial law, kept
CONCORDIA, Kas, July 26—')
—The Cloud County bank was rob
difference of opinion among offi-
cials as to whether the act would
really bring about an expansion
Some authorities took the view
that any increase in nationel bank
notes would offset by a decrease in
federal reserve notes. maintaining
there is npw in circulation all the
currency lor which the country has
any need and that any increase in
LOS ANGELES-Sir Harold Bow-
den. chairman of the Engi'sh Olym-
1
Itad with receivi
The number shot
Damage Suits Resitting From
125 Deaths In Cleveland Clinic
Disaster Settled For SI67AHHI
At the time the vacancy on the
appellate court is filled. Governor
Sterling said he also will appoint
Marvin H. Brown to succeed Lat-
timore on the bench of the 96th.
District Court. Brown’s election to
that post seemed assured on the
basis of the ballots already counted.
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by way of Iceland, Greenland and
Labrador
pens,
grown
NEW YORK-Miss Emtlia Stein-
acher ha* an odd job She special-
ises in canarles’ diseases She says
they have gout Just like elderly
gentlemen And it is surprising how
susceptible the birds are to pneu-
monia
HUNTSVLLLE, July 264.
—Danny leach, reported heid
tor the tt.OOO robber, of the
Newtnn State Bank, w-Is releas
ed May 11, 1733. an furlough
from the Texas State peniten-
Lary, the prion record clerks
omee said today.
i
(j
gang Von Gronau look off at
8:30 a. m. EST today for Mon-
treal, continuing his flight from
Germany to Chicago. Ahead of
him lay 1,000 miles, much at 11
barren country.
side* farming, ts also quite a sing-1
er
leaders in the mine troubles had
been brought to*—"
Mortis a lead of 1,722. Morris has
gained steadily as additional re-
turps have been recelveed.
.j
-h
ge Roane.
a 122, xexine*e tee
ment, delayed until after the elec-
tion. will be deferred further as a
matter of economy, Governor Sterl-
ing said. ’ ■
In declining to make the appoint-
ment while the court is inactive.
Stering followed the suggestion of
1
LEWISVILLE COUNT FOR CON-
GRESSMAN CORRECTED
Through error. In the tabulations
on the Lewiaville vote.on the 13th
School Rate Set At
Maximum of
35 Cents
Property Valuations
Off $261,000,000
Boy’s Dog Pal Fights
Snake for Life
when the next debt payments be-
come due Dec. 15.
No Commitment Yet
No intimation as yet had come
from the /State department that
this country would be willing to
1
eertrni .revenue tax was figured
n valuations of $3,572,615,376 be-
cause of the tax remissions eranted
various counties by the legislature.
The total at the" exemptions was
listed at $47,631,800.
The total of the valuations ex-
empted from the general revenue
tax because of tax remissions was
listed et $347, 631 800,
Tax Limit Ret
Holford Russell, of the H M. Rus-
sell Sons Co, will leave Saturday
for New York and other Eestein
markets E. P Craig will go along
with him as far as New York and
from there he will journey on to
Maine, where he will join his fam-
ily. Russell said that he planned to
go to New York. returning by Chi-
cago and St. Louis.
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d
k
ar
k,
nd
e.
say: -Well, that’s all right baddie,
here is the note I will just tear it
up.” No, sir, that’s not done to
fact, he never asks or expects that
He always understands that he is
to pay when he gets it. An indi-
vidu couldn’t single headed as-
semble that much nerve. It takes
nations to concentrate that much.
Yoons
sponsored by the League of Na-
tions, expressing a hope that
(
be counter balanced by a decrease
elsewhere. Others disagreed. ,
Anglo-Irish Trade
War Is Under Way
the countv jell end prepared to act
in emergency today as troopers and
ccunty omicers rouvded up reputed
pun Aagoctetee Free# Lesned Wire
United Press Service
in incomplete returns from the 106
toxees He was opposed by E. W.
Bounds. The incumbent is Judge Hal
8 Lattimore, nominee for associate
Justice of the Second Court of Civ-
il Appeals here.
In the racet for judge of 67th
District Court. Waiter Ii Mot’s
has apparently defeated the Incum-
The Orst primary election is his-
tory in part. Most of the boys are
resting up from their past labor,
but in some races two candidates
survived tor the second race, Aug-
ust 3?th, and these boys are gird-
— tag themselves for a real exhibition
of speed. Four weeks of husti ng
confronts the run-offers. They rre
busy, sure enough busy and these
pahs arc offering the voters off ex-
hibition of how busy a candidate
can get. Wateh en run.
1
•eaw My wavy vmsumvuvtg -uauaiJ -
the autamatic tex board figures up e4
Automatic Board Sets
New- Levy At
____ 69 Cents
campaign manager. Ernest
a ader. Governor Sterling declined
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BELLVONTAINE, O, July 26—
(-Workers dux into the wreckage
of to freight ears on the HI* Four
Eallroad eight miles wert at here
today, with the pomsibility nt (Ind-
ia* 10 or 15 train -riders dead or
injured, though affMata believed
the men escaped.
VOL. XXXI
=
V, suspicion and not on faith You
didn't know who made the thing*
you bought, they didn’t have labels;
most of them-weren’t In packages
Now you know by name most of the
tilings you buy. You read the ad-
vertisements in the daily paper; see
where the pest values are offered;
make up your list and you go hnd
l^get it within a jiffy! Count your
MdAplessings, my dear—they ere many."
(■ft rust the products advertised in
this newspaper. Read the advertise-
ments and simplify your shopping
and save money on the family ex-
penses.
alert, hackles abristie, teeth bored.
1A three-button. 27-inch ratlesnake uons, expressing a hope that the
struck at the boy, but Myra leaped i United States would take the ini-
AUSTIN, July 26—(AP)
—The State Automatic Tax
Board announced 'today it
I had set the State tax rate at
69 cents per $100 valuation
for 1932. •
That is a decrease of tive cents
undtr toe tax collected on 1931 vai-
uations.
Itai as at least an overture toward 834,563,68T, th'* figure including a
swapping with debt payers next scholastic apportionment of 817.50
December. per student School fund receipt*
Pending a careful survey of pub- ' from sources other than sd valor-
Ue reaction and public education, lem taxes were estimated at $16,-
no one believes that when and if the 468,417 leaving the amount to be
Weathe 1
already has been sounded out might
meet at least some of Senator Bo-
mil's ideas emerged today from the
talk about his pirn for a round-
table diseussion of economics
At the same time, though, Ro-
i»h indicated impatience over de-
lay in a formal invitation for the
Unitd States to join the meeting
NEW YORK. July 26—(P—The
regular quarterly dividend of 31.15
a share on preferred stock of the
United States steel Corporation was
declared by the board of directors
today The common stock was re-
moved from a dividend basis three
wi.. ,
nomination for Judge of 96th dis-
trict court here, leading his oppon- ___________
ent by a vote of almost two to one, IP— National guardsmen patrolled
Hie Crystal Cascade Plunge of-
fer* this Tuesday night its Annual
Bathing Revue, starting at 8:30
o’clock, when various fo.ms of
KOGERS
says: __
frem Europe to the United States t "wonderful" but the wheat price
WORLDPARLEV
The act. operative for three yeacs,
would permit a .maximum expan-
sion of (985,000000 in the nation's
currency.
While requests for information
from national banks indicated thes
deaired to teke Advantage of the
suggestad conference growing out
know just what grandma told. her.
“In my day you would have dread-
ed shopping much more. It was a
real chore then From place to place
you went looking. looking, tasting
this, sniffing at that, buying on
engineer, said he plans to re-
open socn an extensive quarry
at ranchville. Conn , to mine
silica, m‘ca end feldspar. That
will mean jobs lor 150 men
when the plan is in full opera-
linn ha __________
The Crasely Radio Corp. cut
its net loss from *14057 in the
three months ending June 30.
1831, to *77.688 for the corre-
sponding period this year.
At Superior, W isconsin, the
grain committee of the North-
west Shippers Advisory Board
forecast that big crops in the
near-northwest would require
< greatly increased transportation
. fzciuties. For grain alone, the
forecast said, nearly three t’mes
the facilities used in July, Aug-
ust and September last year
will be required in the similar
period tills year.
. ----— 2T*. UI auuuuNHI V WEIU Igu-ES UP
I The Idaho Senator would trade me amount that will be meeded and
war deMs for disarmament and rep- nxes the rate to meet the sfeictpat-
jarations cancellation. His plan, re- ed demands. within the constttu-
, gardless of administration slencetionel limit of 77 cent*
and because of his prominence It was estimated by the tax board
abroad, was considered at the cap- by the school fund would require
company that sponsored it
ashamed, she actually did!"
Would Leave Shortage
The 37 cent tax rate for general
fund purposes was estimated to
yield $9,646, 0*1. Appropriations made
by the (2nd legislature. plus $500,-
000 estimated as neede to defray
the expense* of the 43rd legislature
and $3,914,734 listed as obligatlons
of the general revenue fund that
would be outstanding Aug. 31, 1833.
brought the total needed for thia
fund to $27,418,676.
Receipts from sources other then
ad valorem taxes were estimated at
bed of an undetermined amount of pica, has a good word to say for
currency today by four men who Hollywood movies. They are so
shielded their escape by foreing popular with Britshers, he said, that •
three girls to ride on the running . they have substantially reduced
it reached the city limits. the consumption of liquor."-
cengresslonal race. ’In Monday's 1____... ____
ttecord-CnrorUde. Backus was.cred- the coast.
lenders of the union miners who
insured a coni pit boss in an at-
tempt to stop non-union labor yes-
terday.
The roundup was launched ast
night and the jail patrol establish-
FORT WORTH. July 26.—(—
Marvin H Brown Sr. has won the
KIEL, Germany, July 26.— (P—
Struck by a heavy storm in the
Baltic Sea teday, the German naval
training ship Niobe. a three mast-
ed sailing vessel, went to the bot-
tom.
Forty of the KM cadets and jun- j
lor cadets aboard her were saved
8ixty were missing and naval craft
were searching the water's in the
vicinity.
It was about 2:30 p m, when she
keeled over in the storm and sank.
The steamer Therese Russ, which
was not far off, picked up lorty
at her survivors.
begin. And she
brought his mother, the rattier was
dying and Gene was unharmed
Myra. twice bitten, was given serum
and a chance to survive. Boy and
dog hero are shown above
going to get ’em.
But if a man owes you some
Jab 26—-4)—Captain WoM-
in time. When Gene's screems tative.
The Cooke County Commissioners
voted to purchase the right-of-way
for State Highway No. 40 from the
free bridge over Red River south to
a point on North Ore nd Avenue
entering Gainesville, providing the
State Highway Commission desig-
nates the route for the highway.
As the Commission bas already
agreed to accept the most practical
. route from the bridge to Grand
Avenue, it would seem that the dif-
ference which has existed between
Gainesville people and the Com-
mosston over this rord has about
been settled. Denton County people
are Interested in this piece of road
building as Highway No. 40 comes
through Denton and on to Dallas.
Tired of wresti ng around the back-
yard of his Dayton, O, home,
three-year-old Gene Boidman turn-
ed his attention th the flower gar-
den. A warning "orr-t-r" meant
nothing to Gene. but Myta. sleck.
big-eyed Doberman Pinscher, Gcpe's
wrestling compenion, sprang to-the
"Cattle on my place have learned
some of the tactics of a bull frog."
said John Trietsch of the Blue
Mound Community. "I’ve got plenty
fine grass, but the flies are worry-
ing th- eattle a lot. In fact they’re
getting poorer rather than fatter,
and I’ve seen a bunch of them run
to the lake, dive in the water, just
leaving their noses sticking out-
just like a frog."
FORT WORTH, July 36 —(—
Governor Sterling, here today begin
plans for his run-off campaign
against Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson,
announged he will defer an ap-
pointment to fill the vacancy on
the second court of civil appeals
until the court reconvenes Sept. 12
after the summer recess.
With the returns from Saturday s
primary apparently conclusive of
victory for Judge Hal S. Lattimore,
the governor said he will name Lat-
timore to the post when the court
resume* Ite sitting. Tre appoint-
automoldie while intoxicated
and without a permit.
BEVEKELY HILLS, Cal, July 26.
—My good friend Senator Borah
catoelea the debts over the rad’o
Saturday night and they hadn't
rny more than announced the tooth
their owners may be
automobiles some day.
Roy Curtsinger and J. A. McClen-
don. part-time Mayor of Bolivar,
were in Denton Tuesday on bus-
iness They report that several
thresher crews are still busy up in
that section, but zdmit that the b‘g
interest right nows the affair of
boxing gloves to be held there this
Tuesday night The main affair,
they say. Is the five round'bout be-
tween the New Mexico Kid and the
Bolivar Wonder, with a few other
contestanta to show their stuff.
( By Assocfated.Press)
COLBY, Kas, — Marion Talley,
farmerette, says the wheat crop is
it has been said that the action
ef the Demecretie Convention in
regard to the declarat'on of the
Party against prohibition is without
precedent. The Texas Weekly re-
call* that in 1884 the Democrats
made a rather similar statement
when it wrote into the platform.
"We oppose sumptuary laws, which
vex the citizen and interfere with
personal liberty." Grover Cleveland.
Democratic candidate, was nomi-
nated in his first race and was
elected at that time
tic* against British imports last
night by publishing the list em-
traced in the specialctarirt bill pass-
ed by the Dad Eirann last week.
The rumors of new negotiations
resulted rrom-the-departure ol Hu-
go Flynn, parlinmentary secretary
to the Ministry of Fintnce, for Ion-
don last night All the government
would say was that Flynn was cn
swimming and diving entertain-
ment will be offered in addition to
. +$13,863,113 leaving the amount that
must be raised by the tax levy at
ad aqaist further (iitordet after
_____________ - three men were arrested. Shertit
an estimated total of 38.00(1 gives Fred Russel said the roundup
- ‘ would continue until about 20 ring-
NEW ORLEANS—The gaso-
I'ne stations have hang out
the "welcome • sign to the old
grey mare and her brothers and
sisters. Hore drivers are invit-
ed to drive in and let their
thirety animals fill up. Il to a
gesture of hospitality. Besides,
horses don't live forever, and
Alex- new law and iseue millions of dol-
lade in new currency, there was a
Among the rescued was Captain months “go-
brought his flying boat down in In- j
dependence Harbor at 4:45 p. m.
Central Standard Time yesterday
after a 600-mile water hop from Ivi-
gtut, Greenland.
The ship covered the 600 miles in
easy fashion, taking eight hours .
and 20 minutes. The distance from
here to Mnmrrel Ute next leg oil
the flight, to 1,000 ialles.
Captain Von Oronau is demon-
strating. as he was in his previous
flights in 1830 and 1831, the seast-
bility of a transatlantic air route
WASHINGTON, July 26—2-
A stream' of inquiries from national
banks "concerning the possibility of
their issuing currency with govern-,
ment bonds as security as permitted
under the Glass-Borah amendment
to the home loan bill continued to-
day to flow into the office of the
comptroller of the currency.
The act permits national banks
to issue the currency by deposit-
ing with the treasurer of the United
States government bonds beering
to Get Suspicious
DES MOINES fa, July 26.—
(P— When Bill Roberts starts
H—out he“wete places A tire was
i missing from his car Monday,
but he kept on going
Then the rim fell off, but he
continued on h s wty
When the wheel brcke off he
attempted to drive the machine
on the hub.
By this time the police con-
cluded there wzs ■ somethin}
L wront.So they arrested him. ,
The charge was operating an
the bey* commenced shooting-
at him, Boca li caiceled fem be-
— eausef I guess, he knew he wasn't ,
DUBIN. Irien Free State, July 38.
-(—The Anglo-Irish trade war
began ofieially today, but there
were rumors of another attempt to
reopen negotiations to settle it.
The Frre State poverament lev-
ied its prohibitive schedule of du-
BONNER SPRINGS, Kas—
Jason Penrod to a regular guy.
He figured his UM-bushel poto-
te crop wouldn’ bring enough
money in pay for harvesting it.
so hr ploughed out the crop and
invited the needy to “come and
get them." They rame—the
needy—in (well: wellt) motor-
cars.
lent, tut in some_____quarters there
were admisslons that European na-
tions will suggest debt revision
bent. Judge James K. Mercer. A
(CARTWRIGIrT, Labrador,
BERLIN, July 26 —(—Chancel-
lor Franz Von Paper, securely in-
.'lulled as Federal Commissioner for
Prussia, today ended the state of
martial law established in Berlin
and the govince of Brandenburg
six days ago.
Franz Bracht, former Mayor of
Ersen, remains as the chancellor's
deputy, however, with the authority
of a dictator. The Prussian coali-
tion ministry has been ousted and
inost observer* agreed that tha
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}172 VOTES
? % ___
,4• •
Tot t 26,435 With ote
2 • s63 For
Third Atlantic
Flight Completed
D \ 7 n , I of the Lausanne meeting. When Sir
Kv VOD (ronan [Ronald Lindsay, British ambassa-
—Y ‘-.1 Miau jo talked over ihe new meeting The legislature lastsummer en-
----- । wihAmericen omcals. he was told acteg a atatute fxing the max mum
the Wilted States would discuss tax rate for state purposes st e
[ many thinaabut not war debts । cents per (IM valuation. Normally
and-tariff rM*a it-------------- =-
It was just plain hard tack, end
— tut sure hopes that some
one in Denton will help this young
man out. He was in Denton Satur-
day night and in some manner lost
his bill fold, cotaining (26 in cur-
rency The young man, who lives
in the Western part at the county,
had worked hard with a threshing
OUtOt. ane wes pa‘d off by check
He got the check, cashed it in Krum,
but as the bank there had closed
for the day. he put the money in
his pocket He lost it Saturday
night somewhere in Denton. The
boy needs that money and Round-
about would sure be glad to give
a reward for its return. If you know
anything about i t, Roundabout
would be glad to give you the neme
of the young man, or his father,
both of whom are fine Denton
County citizens. r
BEAUMONT. July 26—(Ab—The
cider of two young men held at
Newton for robbery of the Newton
State Bank of 82.000 shortly after
noon yesterday, told omicers at New-
ton thia morning that he is Dan-
ny Leach, who was sentenced to the
state penitentiary at Huntsvie in
1930 for murcr and robbery of the
1K3 "STATETAX SME
The tax rate for school purposes
was set at the constitutional max-
num of 35 rente; for Confederate
pensions at seven cent* and for
generel revenue purposes nt 27
cents. The tax rate last year ww
74 cents.
A decrease of (281.0M.M0 in prop-
ety valuations was estimated by
the tax board. Valuations on which
the tax was levied last year totalled
$4 181.000.000 while for this year the
estimatd valuation totaled tS.tM,-
247,156. The school tax and th* taHT'"
i By Associated Press)
Bright .spots continue to ap-
pear on? the business map
in addition to the advance in
securities- meskets - gesterday.
the following items were glean-
ed from the news: •
The Tulsa (Okla.) World said
the Consolidated Oil Company
has made, a profit the first six
months of 1833, with economies
assisting. The profit, the size of
which has not yet bean aifc
nounced, contrasts with a loss
of about *20.000.000 reported for
the corresponding period last,
year by the Sinclair-mid Pratte
Companies merged into Ute con-
solids ted concern last January
At Fort Worth, Tex., the Wil-
I amson-Dickie Manufacturing
Company, which makes cloth-
ing, is working a night shift
for the first time in two years.
Operators numbering 150 were
added to the force.
The Illinois Highway Depart-
mint announced 8,400 men are
at work on highway construc-
tion. a considerable increase
over recent months.
More than 175 employes will
be recalled to the Florence
Stove Company of Gardner,
Mas?, which will go on full
________ _
William H Parsons, New Totkt
IS CUT 5 CENTS . j
UNDERLAST YEAR J
Other Races
DALLAS July 26 ——(P—Returns
to the Texas Election Bureau at
11:30 a. m today from 243 out of
254 counties in the state, including
79 complete, showed the toUatring
totals for candidates in Saturday's
Democratic primary election:
Superintendent of Instruction:
Shaver 329271 Woods 308,097.
Railroad Commielomer Hour
sears: Oulberon 128.220, Hatcher
174.468. Thompson 179,947.
Supreme CeGrt: Hiekman 194,292,
Pierson 236,884, Speer 135,762
Congress Place 1 Parish 65,571,
Terrell 89,558,-Williams 56.607.
Congress, Place 3: Bailey 131,471.
Davis 78,652. ■
Congrees, Place 3: Burkett 61.037.
Hyer 45,467, McGregor 63,997, Strong
104.774
Congressmen Fan Well
ApDarently all Texas congressmen
seeking renominations had won
Speaker John N Garner was un-
cposed A the Fifteenth District.
Thomas L Blanton of Abllene held
a Might lead in the seventeenth.
Sam Raybumn of Bonram. manager
for Garner before the Democratic
National Convention nominated
him for the vice presidency, was
credited with a bare masority over
two opponents
Thcre will be run-of! contests for
the three places as -congteunen-
at-large resulting from the last
congressional reapportionment.
WEST TEXAS: Partly ri
local thundershewers bn west
lien tonight and Wednenday.
otner "recovered' ’victims that pos-
sible death still lurked in 'heir
lungs, suffering was increased by
terror. .
Tn addition to the lose the clinic
sustained from the fire itselr and
from the interruption of business
while it moved to a new building,
it was made defendant in more than
$1,500,000 in damage suits filed by
victims who survived and by rela-
tives of those who died.
For the clinic, with only *30.000
in liability insurance to pay the
full amount of the claims was im-
possibie. It therefore negotiated
with the claimant* for many months
until the amount was willed down
withip‘the Hint of ability to pay-
Bixy-nin vtetims ereshir iFire
wt partielpate in tie *$1Ta0o ek
Alement, which was approved • 4
Common Pleas Court late yester-
@ny. The payments will range Trom
IMO to $0,000. ,
not more than 3 3-8 per cent in lu
----- - . . . . terest and paying a, charge of qpl 206
Judge Lattimore, who pointed out hair per cent of Ayear, togetberwx# Gke
" “--" the expense of turning ont? Mfr it
motley
NEW YORK, July 26.—(-Rear
Admiral Richard Evelyn B;rd as-
serted today the campaign against
heavy government payments to
non-disabled veterans was like *
war and sald he would postpone
hl* next antartic evpediuion until
pome action in that campaign has
been obtained • ,
EAg TEXAS: Generally fair.
contjAwed warm in interior, partly
elody neat the coast tonight and
Wednesday: mattered to an dor
Hunter Good Third
with 172,952 Votes
Submission Carr i e 8
by Big Majority
in State
DALLAS, July 26—(aV)
—Mrs. Miriam A. (Ma)
Terguson’s lead over R. S.
terling, the incumbent, "in
he gubernatorial race, con-
inued to mount today as a
abulation furnished by the
Texas Election Bureau at 11
‘clock showed her 83,772
votes ahead in 242 out of
254 counties, of which 79
were complete.
The totals at that hour were Fer-
guson 326,435, Sterling 242.663. Hun-
ter 172,952 and all others 32,395. A
total of 774,445 votes had been cast
for the varicus gubernatorall can-
dictates.
The relative positions of other
candisates in major state races ref-
mained unchanged.
The vote on proposed submisston
of the question of repeal or reten-
tion of the 18th amendment was
285,867 for submiasion and 1036
against. A total of 396.842 votes had
been tabulated on this issue.
Now you can buy on faith! "I
talked with grandma the other
day,” said the young housewife "I
told her I dreaded this daily shop-
prig—that I hardly knew where to
Tie government officially was si- ------- —- -— --- —— — .
। for Confederate penslops was fig- 5
uied on this valuation whe the
WASHINGTON, July 26.——
Predictions that the world con-
ference on which the United States
*17.30 would require $27,405,000,
based on an enrollment of 1,566,000-
students. The allotment for text-
books for the next fiscal year was
set at $1,643,000 while the obllga-
tions of the school fund on August
31, 1933, were estimated at $5,515,-
637.
to reveal his plans for the run-off
unti after he visits his state head-
quarters in Dallas this afternoon
He said he will Issue a statement
tomorrow in waich he will an-
nounce the date and place for open-
ing the second campaign.
Sterling expressed complete con-
fidence in the outcome of the sec-
ond primary, saying it would be a
repetition of the race two years
ago.
Cisco bank. -
Leach was sentenced July 9. 1020.
for to to 18 years for murder and
two years for theft of over 850.
the two to run concurrently, ac-
ierding to records of the local po-
lice department. He was sent from
Eastland and Tom Green Coun-
ties. —
The younzer brother of Hach.
who gave his name as James Leach,
told omcers that he is only 1«
years-old. but omicers are inclined
to bieve he is older
Mailia On Guard
lA Miners' Strike
DALLAS, Joly 26.— IP- A erazd
ngcescuztemmek Im southenist Dal-
la* 016238 , shboting one man to
«6lK•mdsring al several others
pstented hr mght- to nearby etek
btloma He was armed with a shot-
gun. Th* shootitx opened with an
umucemkrql attempt to kill his
brother
$16,242,676. The 27 cent tax rate,
on the basis of figures prepared by
the comptrollers office would leave
the general revenue fund short by
$6,596,615,
The 33 cant school tax win tall by
$7,903,364 to meet the estimated
needs of ths school hind, the figures
showed.
The tax board in estimating the
total that must be raised from the
school and general revenue tax.
figured in the statitoty twenty per
cent allowed for costs of collectlan,
delinquencies and other contingen-
cles.
the army in the background az
mueh as poseible,---—--
Today as he signed the new de-
ctee the president said the emer-
(only which reqired martial law
was over and that the publie secur-
ity no longer was in danger.
Immediately, after its publication,
soldiers stationed on the grounds
at the chancellory last Wednesday
were withdrawn to the gar.sor,
inking along truckloads of armr,
the Denton County Beauties 1a
revue The -beauties will be fudgec,
by experts in bathing beauty con-
tests and the winners (four of them!
will be awarded prizes of different
kinds, including a trip to Corpus
Christi with expense* paid, a chance
at a free trip to ub, a chance at
a *350 cash award and other prizes
it is understood that more than 30
'beauties’ have been sponsored by
Denton bus’ness firms.
ROUND
ABOUT
TOWN
r, and he is having a hard
M, you don’t go to him and
CARTWRIGHT, Labrador, July
26.——Capt. Wolfgang Von Oro-
nxu. German aviator, andthethree
members of his crew prepared to-
dhdtrwatecmcngrdtortrpmpieticonference is ngreedtott get raised bythetaxlevy,nt.sau.m4-
ing Capt. Von aronaus thK trans- away from "■ consideration of pro- yietd revenues of 813.720,900.
Atlantic flight to North America in PoAis toareduce armaments 2°* tmatca e c.n . _
I 710 I Borah wants arms cut 50 per It was estimated the 35 cent tax
jre»n __ ient. President Hoover has sug. It is believed likely, however, the
Thesvotcran of threei westward gested a 33 1-3 per rent slash per capita appdrtionment would ee
crewsings by the Northern route set at $16, In calculating the neede
of the school fund the board Agured
in (too 229 set aside for the pur-
chase of textbooks during the pres-
ent fiscal year although that
j amount may not be needed, tax
board officials said they had been
advised. __________
The per capita apportionment of
. - A.* - - - --** . e- . 4
CLEVELAND, July M-iAT -Dam-
age suit* in the Cleveland Clinic
afsaster- -one of the worat in I hts
country's peace-time history - were
rertled today for $167,000
The clinic, operated by the fein-
ous Dr George w Cri le, was struck
by fire Mav 15, 1929, and witnin the
space of hardly more than an hour.
135 persons were stricken fatally by
deadly poisonous gases or by burn.
Many died at once but others Un-
gere several weeks before thev
succumbed
Most of the deaths were cadsed by
the poisonous gas generated by the
burning of x-ray films.* the rlinio
laboratory. It was a particuinry
trstatuous kind nt boegus ftby
of the victims, a ho, th followihe
weeks thought they had recovered. ,
suddenly were struck with th rea-
liration that they were dying ‘
As the formation spread among
WASHINGTON, July 36—(Ph.
A. Farley, new ehairman of
the Democratic national committec,
today presented the Roosevelt cam-
paign plans to conressional dem-
ocratic leader.—
The -chairman also at a lengthy
conference on capitol lull listened
to the suggestions of the. party lead-
ers here
The conference was held In the
cflice et Senator Harrison.
.Mis*, i. Farley was accompanied by
Robert Jackson, secretary of the na-
tional committee, and Cbarles Ml-
chelson, direetor of publicity
Those attending the conference
included Senators Hull and Mc-
Kellar of Tennessee. Conally of
Texa, Ashurst and Hayden of
Arizona, Blaek of Alabama and
Trammell of Florida. -
fan lmporta.it govemmnent ms-
sion "
"disgusting. ' Miss Talley, who really
is Mrs. Michael Bauchelsen, be-
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