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THE Ho ROM! (TEXAfej DAILY I1KHALD
THE BORGER DATLY HERALD
at 206 North Main Street, Burger, Texan. Eterjr 1 .'«ning
■Kcept Saturday. and ou Sunday Mornlug by
panhandle: publish inc., Inc.
PHILLIPS Kdltoi and PuMiftlier
P«i Week
Oue Veur __
One Year
M* Mouth.
Three Months
8UBBCKIPTON KATKS
By Carrier In Borg«r
liy Mull
f .15
*7.51)
$7.50
•!«()
L'.IV
Knterad hi awoud-dtitiM tuattoi .VoveijiiMtr 2!!. 1 !>¿fi at the l'oat-
orrio« at Burger. Texna. lutdur tht^ Art of Murr'- s, IKH7.
n>.i '.i '"**<! Pi«h« i t «<nui> d to thi! un.- of re-
publication of ull ne t dii j ut(:b< - it«dlt to it m not othorwl «i.
Any erroueouR reflect lita mi.n ilte <:&nm<;t«r, Htuudinit or repu-
taflou of any Individual, firm, ooncerti or eflriioiatluu tbat may u|t-
péar in the re :uiani< of the litiiilil will be ithidly (arretted when
callad to tlie attention of ifce editor. It In not the Intention of thlH
newspaper to wrongly imt or Injure any Individual, tlrtu, coutern, or
corporation, and corren ion will be made when warranted und
prominently ae was wnmgly publlnhed referents or artiele.
All unaollclted articlox, munuscrlptu, lettira and pictures sent
to the Herald ure sent ¿it the owner's ríe .. and the publlHherx ex-
pressly repudiate and lt<il IHl.v or n'i;| oiulbllty for thttlr custody or
return. The utmost can will h" taken, howevt-r, to that they are
not lost or misplaced iu this office.
——
CITIZENSHIP, A DIGNIFIED STATUS,
MET WITH DIGNITY
Republican government |irr>l ers generally to get along
without the uniforms, the stiff formaiites, the pageantries,
which have in the past. bean aanaciaied with monarchy and
today are part and parcel of authoritarian government.
But there is such a thing as being loo casual about
even republican government and its responsibilities. A
little ceremonial, conducted on a democratic and informal
level, is sometimes a goo 1 thiiiu in reminding citizens ni
the dignitiy that giíes with their citizenship.
That is why it will be interesting to watch the core-
monies to be held in Manitowoc, Wis., on Sunday, May 21
On that day, Manitowoc plans to try out a scheme to
impress on new citizens ths dignity of their newl.v-acquired
status. Practically every young man and woman in 'lie
county recently turned 21 years old will assemble in the
Ijigh school bowl overlooking Lake Michigan.
V There more than 700 of them will formally take their
pladex among the electorate of the republic by repeating
aftefl Chief Justice Marvin B. Rosenberry a solemn oath
to support the constitutions of the United States and of
their líate. Bands will play, flags will whip the breeze,
the stare governor will speak and present to the chairman
of each <x 38 citizenship classes a "certificate of elector-
ship^. for his group.
. Five months of preparation have gone into the making
of-the ceremony. County and municipal officials, business
métt and school teachers have been conducting the classes
by .wards and townships, following an outline of instruc-
tion that has been the dream of Dr. R. J. Colbert of the
University of Wisconsin for many years.
Justice Rosenberry commented that "there are today
in the world literally millions of people who would give
everything they possess for the privilege of calling them-
selves American citizens. We who are born under the flag
should be equally appreciative."
"We have finally succeeded." Dr. Colbert said, "in
dramatzing citizenship in such a way that practically
everybody is becoming citizenship conscious. 1 feel that
we'have in our hands here an idea that can, if properlv
handled, be developed into the most healthy movement
that ever took root in our country."
It mignt well be so. To be an American citizen is in
today's world a privilege and a mark of dignity. To ap-
proach the privileges and the responsibilities of that citi-
zenship in a dignified and conscious manner instead of
merely sliding into it unheeding, should make for better
citizenship. And betteer citizenship is. in the final analysis,
the best hope for this or any other country.
No nation, no country, no system, can rise far or stay
lotig above the level of its citizenship. This Wisconsin
group has gone to the very heart of the future of free
government.
UIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIUIIIIIItlllllMt II lllllll!
VlllM.t r i AH HOOKS
hum: on muí al io
\KW Oltl.KAN*. Mm II
_ i-, Merlon IKfurd
iIkiiikm in- licaril a hum
hlnuiiiK ami «hout■> when lie
tlliiw lim itiiiiiMKibllc i rum
llli- • III* .
t tin i I. uhttin- t'i>\<iilnl
m< I Mug Mi- «Irme un. Im<
• lit- li.u-n lilanl culi-
lili lllll
si\ blocks iiirlli-r. 0\-
liii-tl di-f u up in tin- curb,
i'Xii*pi-r« i"«l tti.li III* car*.
\\ in n In* kui oill In' iiiiilil
hardly believe III* eym,
\ in ,| ill iimolil le'**
tin- read hiimpei- of Ills iiui-
i-hill*-. I lie midget rar'* uwil-
i-i- mi- IriNble He. loo. was
i \ ,i-|i> • i .il i'il.
UIIIIIHIIHHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlUUIIU
17 BORGER
(Continued from Page ONR)
Carier', Windy HhvIb, Moim l)i«L
muí, thulium Kri und, Mary .1 <>
Holley. .1 'I' HutMin, Juanita
Fun . Hiitlumt Ileliubanull. Ver-
lct llliich, N'eíi I Nieliolw, I'll in ti
Teniiyson. Victor Aubrey. Gerald
(1 ¡i! i'• i Nadiue i .i-iii ry. I.lnlool
(icyi'i Sylvlu llydt'i'. and Jean
Siíihl.
old tncritbai's preie in lnelud-
pd Anna .milite ftenlftow. t'srl
"t'hlef" Cliiunblww. Hurry Naka-
nIiiiiiii. (Mura Chttinbles*. Wluoui"
rnchVan. Kui h Hurrelnon. Pau-
11 in Martin, Margaret Mclaugh-
lin. Ilueton Uuherlsoti. and 1311a
Mae vleC'ray.
PLAINS FARMER
(Continued from pase ONR)
School Of Americanism
RED CROSS
11 'muIntied from Huge ONR)
fasting
(Continued from fuse ONR)
I -
i> Meudnit-' mi five i>t tbeKe
wtu'li will <i< tunde by local
BBIHM
1 vMiiitmi. fill' \\ i itlierly liome
: rouin unit In-i s will iiiinet iicki
j W t ilínndio tu -i'iv on "the b.i* >
! lino each will uo a deck • -
I ijluylun i it'll a poi ket diary.
I niche i kntli hailderi hlef iH'iiiil
till IU III '1' I .lllll blUHh. «1Mb
"loth, cmnh ill a e. .'iKHI'i-tti'
c.im' ii hut -'o |louch. uu'ile. |ilin-
In v i iii« and luMcner.
'I'llla II ! in n't r inuii'itdtnl by
lliiliniial Ileal.' 'inter , ho tbal
t'iii'h soldlci' ii «nll'M «III it
cnlve uinirt vlinntely the saui'
II ilni.'
I>ii i
ni
ji« i.i i etore I'he man Ih
'tul condition i iloti'i I"
Ik tullonal
liai l i 'I Oi' n t\ ii11
'atiii'iM." (tent cal 'He '• ailed ihl
I fai-i wiili the lieliltt i Jjuijiteie
¡of evauitti.'. ii-ia!
AImi aWHl'i'ltK i rial I ,motile i
l roH er. Hill .Mur|i|iy. 4 . wh in
I'liiuiuiuled the tUlfoitdHiti in Harry
• Mucphy'rt cabin the iiiRhl suu-
lilay wriite a traKlc end tu a I'uniUy
an-aiuvui < < «■* ' wueiiihlii ill •'
hi
TREASURY TO
('onllnitoil 11 itn |in«e ON HI
THl'KSbAV. MAY 11, lH-J,t>
it...
Too Late To Clawify
MOTH I
( „• in --iiawiiinis w^iimoii 'be
Ui'itihiity lake will !«' ei«(iwl for
ti tiini$ ai' 11 i May 151 und I lib
aiiltl luiiber utilice TluuiU
I I T- :t 11>
tt
will i >(|Uire aovHi'tlnii'iiia) a«Ml«-
lanee on a larxe scale."
Kfrhnbilltatlon meiiKures to
prevent ¡eeurrcnce of the dlt -
liegd of recent yearn wore tinted
pari leularly for nm thwemen
North Imkota, NortheuHiern Mon-
tana. Southwemern aotitb Dako-
ta. Central South Dakota, the
dry-land faimlng aectloim of
HoatlieuHtein WyotniitR, ihe blub
plalnv of KuKtern Colorado and
I he North Plain of Texan
In moat mictions of the fct'eai
plains, it was found, onr-flfth to
one-ihird of all farm fiunllles
have been forced to apply for re-
lief in recent yearn, and In Home
counties the proportion was so
to 90 per rent.
Theatres Today
ICC
•THRBR SMAHT GIRLS OROW
CP" with Deannii Durbln. and
Charle Wlnlilnfter
mx
IH.ONHII? MKKTS THK 11088'
Pat SiiiKleton and Arthur Luke
"KWKKT I"■H ol' I'lHKHTV
To reSlJecl In- f|a|t
a symbol hi Ills euiiiiiry'H Id 1
and iiaditious is ilni Hi
i I op taken by the new Si oil t ||,
Is i ii u c Ii i it« history iiiui ;iii
MIND YOUR
MANNERS
* m nta u • e*r o>r
Teat your knowb-di ni coi h rt
social •: - si ui • by qUisweriii: the 'til
lOWllIK i|Uesl tuns ; he: .-III ■ I ¡UH
UKUlllBI |||e authortl.it ¡I . ,11; .. i
below :
1. Should hit'll school ii.'i ioi
leue urudu'.nes wrlu- inn« to 11
i be it lend.- who n-nd th.-m ;.Ifi '
1!. Should a boy oi a • trI itrart-
tiatiiiK from rollevi' wm. ami in
Vile Ills fanilly i'oi . olttateiici-
inein ?
!!. If you are olanniiiM in a. > ■,
professors uauie at a ¡-eii reni
ahonld you ask In peiMii-- . n '
r>. When a «III wear- i mini''!
fraternity pin. doe. Ii menu he
Is en«üt{ed to hint'.'
What would you do ii
You are a alrl, ami ii hoy you
bu ve known i Inn ; Unte it- a radii,
mint: from coIIoki- lie invitet-
you rin ciiiuiiieii'' ■ 111' • ti t "ml his
parent; ask you lo driv t:p and
stay with them. Would you
i a I Cío with Ills parcatK'.'
lb) Keel you should no uo wllli
his pftt'enis sltii-' yoti u< moi i-n-
Rimed lo i heir son,'.'
i c i Say you Would rathe)' go
by yourself'
I. Ye.
- Ve-
¡I Ves
graiulatiou
á. Ve«
flesi "Whttl
solution i a i
Would V(i u I >n
fit ||. " he h., . proillilléd on
hi honor to do hit- duty toward
Ct.'il and hi a Country l.uy-
ilt> mi the .Vutliin> ideals lies
de ¡i. r than drills i truiles ami
il,i, a avinif
t i \ \s I'lll s- t \Hi
I'M 11' T'llS'ldVI It
11AI .¡.AS. V.I y II (/-Pi -
ililiai'ture in the Tivvit-. Presa
l'i > iudusiriai ir.tin for eastern
jhif.li has I ecu delayed to an
1 liii. tittontn oil dati*. ill June.
l.owry Martin of Corsicantt.
. chál.'itllill oi '.lit trip, uuuoiiueud
| lb.11. Mu.- i I 4nh> would In
Ohlttu.' d been use (itf, W. I.ee
O'liitiiiel. ,vlio had i\|iiiLs>ei| ¡T
wish i iDttke (he trip, ifittld not
letive .Vusttn ffiiit miuu.
t.l.lvsl^ (til Hi-
ll Win !•. (ill. HI 4|,
WASHINGTON, May II
(/)'i The Intcrnutlonal lav
section ot Ihe American bar tu.
i- i -1 Inn siifiuiMied yesterday the
iispnti' ovci Me. ii an expropria
tliMi of Amcrleiin-ow ned oil pro-
p M tie he aubmllted to an ill-
i> i'Dutlonul tribunal, If Mexico
fails io return tin- properly or
lltal'.e "<t(!i'((Ual'' i'Ottt pe'isa I ion
I.I N II IN it COI.IJSIOX
I-'OItT WORTH. Tt\ May 1 i
!.<1\ Maitunvi' f)oh Union o!
the Pon Worth ('.its • anped hci
Iouh .njury this «roí nlflji when
•hi- . i r In va- dt'lvltis (i: Dallas
M;|.j|ile(| v Mi miother. However.
Mr. and Mis VV .1. Maloelt, puis
>ti!.- i'( I,Ian n'- 41 ftp. i\ei" sev
•■rely Injured and taken tu u
. Dili!an hospital
¡ Prora Dallas. I^ntoti Mild that
¡ iiis only injur? iva a at oa the
| hack of ¡ti i liihl hand Mm. Un-
ion was i,i.t hurt.
WILL OF GOD
(Continued from Pa«n ONR)
I.is courtNhlp und untrrlaio his
hitpplnes- when a son wn- horn
lb' fold then of the slow hill
Muiuo'ii reitllnaUiin oi the par
onls (ha their boy was uotlilnr
hut "a lump of ileal),"
' only a human lining euttld
II.'IVe HUl'leti'd HO much. ' sttl'l
l.elhowli/. referí llti-' 10 (iiet'lt
Ueld'i yeat nf sorrow over hl«
only hild. "A mailiine would
'have broken down. Ytin could
llave I rushed litis mall's heart
without a whimper it only his
• hild could say one work ink.
one atiif) Oreen Held was not
uuiliy of crinic in a moral sense."
SAHFORD
(Conllnued from pate ONR)
WANT! D: To buy or base, build-
iIIL tin feet by It'll feel or I.'ill
feel, hli.'lt tellinn, stillabh fur fair
, - \ i, • i i i ? ifiii bin. on Cotiiily fail
Assoi btllnn, care llo/eer Daily
lltrald.
I I7ÍÍIU
lOttniaiiieiitl .lions ft niluhiti'd j
mtiinly It y uttflerai roiaiy John
W. Hanes. a l'orliilir Wall Streel
broker, have been ruporied 1 '
lio lude 1-onsol'daWon of the pt'i s
ent fun/ corporjtlinu tax' lu-
lo a slnt'.le levy. proviHlon for
ol üscitluii i'orpoi'titlotia' ope rut
int.- losses (it iiif ycai iiKUlnsi
tlli- profits of Ihe follow ill?, yeai
and liuillerons Oilier tei hniotti
.haiiísc desired by bUHltiefts nte.u.
OPEiNINC NOTICE
MA: DINING ROOM
Satin day, M y 13th
tine dnoi KOiltlt of Holt
(¡t'oi'C.r) 'id AllpHaace Co.
Mil X Main SI.
-'.p. i I tt 1 Chi- ki'tt Diitiir-r 't c
i S.-tt in ila> and Sunday i
Home Style t'eoklnr
tin tf A W(tu )tur. Pro .
A Mi titer's Day thenie will be
leatured
'iltlliiei i;i|¡¿ of Ho rife i ami
Mr I'.' <í llaiiiitier-ihinlili of
Sanfiird . n attiont! those Itielud-
ed on i In pi o;¿ ra in. *
Several Mort<ans plan to at-
tend.
More liiiiii ¿na i ¡tidal liles,
all eh ae 1 sulluli.i■ i i the real in-
serí are t btalir by the mod-
ern fisherman
HELP
KIDNEYS PASS
3 LBS. A DAY
Doctor# M,v your kiiln«vfl contain J * ntilfa
of t > or iihwn whifh h^lp to put if y ilx«
t'I , i ft?ui Ki**'p vt>u h«nUhy, mom péttfiJe paí>«
;{imrx a «í.ty 8 tocftmtk «<
I* re-(lient or fccjctity with oniHTfini;
|itt| Uuruidu «how tlioro u*«y im ouittbirii¡
nri'm# v, itn yv'tir or
\n t.:\i tu < f siciiio or | t.im«HM ni yottr bithMj,
«lutj i....- to íiiiictt. ¡i I Kiitticy vlii-oriiirr, muy
bi< 'if r.vijshMcUi?, rhciuíuitii:;
l'ií J'iMI, . iíií't t-í JM'I UlM.l f'tiof/V, IJft-
>',lK : btx, fuclJiut; }'uffl0w a uiniir
!ho ryi . t is t*ri«l il *<$«rf ^.
Don't wmll \ e vuur liruvpiht for Dt ana
* Uvwl •kucrr^- nll'.- liy niitti ,rn fi.r o\tr tu
■ « > u lip in Ji.f -IU
yin , iwy eiv«'tyij>|iy rrli*t a«. I \%i!I help
• f>.i! " f{ knii: v t UUAIi I.ut
KrnHt. /rots* v ttr Mo. ,.I < ,*t di^h i, PIH 1
i
i
Mi w wm «it -mm wot wjt
PER WEEK
FOR A FULL COURSE
F PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS
(TWO LESSONS P£* W££K)
with One of the Ci+ys best Modern Piano Teachers
WE FURNISH YOU WITH A BRAND NEW PIANO
through cooperation ol Ihe world's largest builder of lino piano .
You sign no papera obligating you to bay
Our city has beea choaea aa ono ol the key clti oi th« country
for this national, practical PHOMOTION OF MUSIC campaign. Now
no parent hi.a an encune for deferring further an opportunity for
his child io learn lo crea/e his own munc.
Temporary offei Only a limited numbet of instruments available
this way. First cotfirst served.
The pianos oil* : • -ci FREE with this lesion plan are not commercial
instrument*, bul full scalp pianos of the fmeal slock ia our «lore.
Grand , atudio uprights, vpinet-typo pianos.
Bo Ih father and mother must come in to make ihe arrange-
merits, due to tho obviously special character of this great oiler.
MEGERT MUSIC CO.
511 N. MAIN ST. OPEN EVENINGS
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
By MARTIN
HAVE you been pondering over
what to give Mother nn Her
Day? Well, ponder no more.
Flower solve the problem beau-
tifully. There is no other gift
that convey* sentiment so ap-
propriately, that is so lovely and
cheering to look at . . . and if
expense adds tn your worries,
flowers make a gift that can't
be beaten at any price! Order
yours today
f
WU-V'.VsiEM 'Two
W-b C. yy'i.TtO,
www i,
a%"£M THQOO&VA,
\T sout.
TO Gjv.T TO
CWVUTiMlOVi A6WW
WE
mx.
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vou hwt
TO
a AO
TH' CjOOO
'w'ukt vt
^ LOOV<ís AS
tUlRV-
VJE.\-'I I'M t ,oT HV-
TOOfeW VOiíVVi. ^ .VAVVV-
tAfvo'J. T-aCT 'Ai\T«iA, you
vvX' PVPM.E.
<aOOO TO íAt
TVMKi(b tí
cv.o<bto op ivamvl
T\6U^ YMK tHW POC-
okjcut wnb wstvv os •• amd
THAT W£ V/OfcWE.
&OT THE. MAMAfotP.
«.fc AWOOKiO ' I
VOO , VAAWOV ai-.CAOSfe voo
PAK) AVWKV TW SAM?. A% \ OvO.'
OblO'T <rOQ.Sty THAT
H'l'ATI.:
OARDBN UK THK MOON" with
I'mi O'Hrle.t. Mai'Kitrpt Lludm-y
SÍS 0 « s 0
i 'MOWN
'lll.Ot'K HKAD8" with
I.nú re! and Huidy
4
naonB
*
ALLEY OOP
By BLOSSER
DAWO THAT JUOr-HEADED^
BSIútKiEER.' I'LL SLOW HIM
DOWK) IF I MAPTA FLATTEN!
J THt WAY THIS DRAG IS
WELL, I'LL 6E
GOT AIR EMOU&H
TO STOP A HI ODIE
this is th gol-
pavlgidest cokjtraf
tiom i ever. got
mixed up with.'
OALLOPIM, I DUMKJO WHETHER
I'M, GOWWA WVH6 IT TO THE
ENGINE OR NOT
I
i'M gonna
fiwd out what's
goin' on up in
that cab/
evettv wheel on
this train.'
Flowers
i
vth
*9)9 «y Nf a
RtO. V í PA off
Jlfith
POPEYE
VOUR BEAUT V IS TOO^
great for ANV mirror,
THAT IS WHV THE
MIRROR CRACKED
UNDER THE STRAIN)
SUSPOSE SHE
AND NOW, AS PAVMENT
FOW MAKIMG ME
*Kif5 rf«&St5fT
i am setting vou free
because wimposkv.
the grea^ beautician,
ade me be
Ü
>S^hS'h
HE AIN'T ,1
OODLOOK\N,J^l|c
PINDS OUT
IP "VERA
BEAUT V
tiful
vl yama
tr*c
• CUT FLOWERS
Exquisite roses, snapdra
gons, sweet peas and oth
ers. Freshly cut blooms
• POT'D PLANTS
Hydrangeas, Rambler ros
< s. Geraniums, Petunias . .
dozans of lovely varieties
m*
saftlv
IS OK1LV OME
OLis/E, WHERE
IS ME POPPA
AN' SWEE'PEA
AN'TOA
iWÁR-MVp
ptv ~v there
impossible] solution, our sister
captive s> must have freed them,
j she has always 3eekj
< i chicken
AWDF
BU
THAT R
-ILT A BEAUT V PA
DRIFTWOOD, IT MA
i orsages and Bouquets
Economically Priced
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IN A
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OUR PURPOSE
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Telephone 500 for Delivery
Carver Floral Co.
Grand St.
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