The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, April 23, 1937 Page: 2 of 4
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE
first page)
A paper plate glued to the bot-
tom of >a paint can will catch all
drippngs from can and serves as
a holjdeir for ppli;nt (brushes).
When measuring liquids for
cake Alw)aiy& Ret measuring cud
on a level surface.
—o—
Baked peaches and pears are
delicious. Peeli ifresh fruTH
sprinkle with lemon juice and
sugar and bake in moderately
alow 'oven until tender. Frulte
s are good for
Sunday,tea, Put tiwo hot wafTlea
together with butj/iir, honey and
1-4 teaspoon of cinnamon.
Net Quite Everything
Tallulah Bankhead makes pagj
one iby'telling the modern woman
thiat "being glamorous and so-
I-histScated isn't everything." Of
course, not, Tallulah; as any
theatrical publicity expert will
tell you, one has to be exotic also
—Baton Rouge Times.
SltrDoiwna and Patriotism
prepared this way can be served
with meats or as dessert
good at this session «<t this time
Gold Price
Household Hints
andiwi
If the price of gold should be
reduced from $35 an ounce to
$30 an ounce, cotton and all
other commodities sold on tih*
world price w^uld automatically
be reduced one-ti^v^nthj A* the
price of gold increases, the price
otf cottedi increases' a>id vice
versa. If gold is decreased in
value 10%, cotton will be reduced
in price 10%. The gold problem
is becoprii,ng senilxufl since itH.
.seems that all the gold in the
world is headed in thia direction.
It occurs "to mo tha It would be
serious mistake for the price of
gold (to) be Deduced. We must
have (higher farm pricee, not
lower
If sugar is added to apple
«auce justj before it is removed
from the stove much les< sugar
will be required to sweeten it.
Attractive Summer spreads and
bed room curtains are made of
unbleached muslin, trimmed with
muslin , dyed in colors to liar-
m-.wmm
breaks alfeknowo
momzo with coloi
bed rooms.
isahemc^l
... through blasting cold ...
high mountains . hs . across
level plains . . . this Chevrolet
half-ton truck rolled up
amazing new records
Through blazing
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Study this unequaled record — then buy
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
$iai total cost
ioi of cas
I
total cost
of repair / <y
Location of Test.. 'Round the Nation
Distance Traveled
Gasoline Used . .
Oil Consumed
Water Used . .
Gasoline Cost
Gasoline Mileage
Average Speed
Running Time .
Cost per Vehicle Mile . .
Average Oil Mileage . .
These records have be in certified by th« A. A. A.
Contest Board as being officially correct.
CHEVROLET MOTOR III VISION, Cental Motor* Sal* Corporation, DETROIT, MICH.
Cvnmrul Motor• Install mint i'la.. -monthly paymvnts to suit your purs*.
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Detroit to Detroit
10,244.8 Miles
493.8 Gallons
. . 7.5 Quarts
1 Quart
$101.00
20.74 Miles per Gallon
.. 31.18 Miles per Hour
328 Hours, 31 Minutes
$.0098
1,363.9 Miles per Qt.
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THE NAPLES MONITOR
Published Every Friday
Ky W. R. WATTF
Entered as second-class mail mat-
ter in the postoffice at Naples,
Texas, under act of Congress
March 3, 1879.
concert without authority of law of Congress will remain in ses-
|to kill or injure any person it; th® sion through the summer and
[custody of any peace officer.
Supreme Court Change
SUBSCRIPTION
ONE YEAR $1.00
SIX MONTHS 50c
ADVERTISING
plication. No
RATES on ap
objectionable 01
swindling advertisements in
serted at any pr'^e. We be-
lieve all our adv<. tisers to be
honorable and responsible. I
any of our subscribers havt
found any of our advertiser;
not fulfilling their agreement
we shall consider it a favor t(
be notified of the fact.
Ail bills payable
Texas.
jBM
"A man that liatlt friends must show
himself friendly."
april
16—The American Clipper
starts Hawaiian flight
Irom California, 1935.
17—A new comet discovered
by M. Coggla and by
Swift, 1874.
f « IB—San Francisco, Califor-
' -5 . nia, destroyed by lire
and earthquake, 1S06.
19—The f.i3t gasoline auto in
the U, S. operated by C.
A. Duryea, 1892.
20—Governor Ellis of North
Carolina seized the U. S
mint at Charlotte, 1861.
21—The U.S.Marines landed
at Vera Cruz to preserve
order, !914.
r/ e, 22-Oklahoma was first
opened for settlement,
13Sa ««>■
j possibly until September or Octo-
iber. Behind the Supreme Court
issue a >huge log-jam of lepisla-
j It is my opinion that the Court tion is being piled up thai can*
jl.ill will be enacted into law in! not bo broken until the Cpurtjfor some results
|substantially the same form us problem is out "of the way. The j^lature can term «ii constructive
In a Free Conference Committee
over the week end. Scope of •
Committee \to investigate) jhofw
Rural Aid is expended was broad-
ened by the House, and that the
House expects, to fi|nd ffaqts de-
trimental to somebody was indi-
cated by Che fact that the Com-
mittlee was given grand jury
power to "* exclude spectators and
the press.
Liquor: House Bill No. 6 isun-
der consideration today (Monday)
which' rewrites the entire liquor
laws. An Amendment to legal
izo the sale of whisky by the
drink was killed this morning by
the House. Final disposal of the
bill will take iseveral days
Oil Regulation: A Committee
went to Louisiana to see whether
drilling in the pea (actually
caused ~ polution of the'waters
as a preliminary to writing a
policy for drilling in Texas
coastal waters and a bill was in
troduced in the House proposing
to allow the movement of all
"foot" oil By payment of a stiff
penalty; and the Senate set for
epa^ijal olrder, thietn ,'^|id by 'the
time set, 1^ie Interstate Compact
Extension Bill. The Compact
Bill was TUTi-eatened with defeiait,
not because it is opposed, 1)ut be-
cause of the apparent deadlock
between the two houses of the
legislature, and the legislative
Jj.aim that the legislators firj^
tbemselveSkln.
As this session draws to a close
ms<ny off us have jearned much,
but feel that we.iijave accompli-
shed little., Howevpr, ,we arte
still on the job and are hoping
whigln this leg-
in Naples.
1 proposed by the 'President; at President's relief message clari-
j least 1| .e same principle 1 will fiea the budget and tax outlook.
| likely be included, if not in ex- There iu no sentiment for new
j ectly t,he isamjj form. Pn order ta«>^T, but if cart&in bills pass,
for the Supireme Court to be'which Congress aeemis to jfaycfr,
packed, the applicants Her Su1- the deficit will be very large, or
preme Court Judgeships must be new taxes will be necessary. The
corrupt and tjhey must be recom- Farm Tenancy, Housing, Aid to
mended by a corrupt President Education, and other bills will re-
and must be confirmed by a cor- quire appropriations to oatrry
rupt President and must be con- them out if passed. The Farm
firmed by a corrupt United States Tenancy Bfll seema certain, and
! Senate. Since the ptwpja elp'Jt Housing, probable, but Aid to
the Senators, in order to do a Education does fiot lopk so
successful job of packing the;
sCourt, the people (Would have to
be a partner in it,, which, of
.jcourse, is impossible. When an
applicant is recommended by the
President, a Senate Committee
C'Hv;
I punished in such_court; that any
'county in which a person is mob- win( aa CU8t«mary, call that ap-
(bed from failure of the state of- pIJca|nt before the romm,'ttee
;fi<;ers to perform their duty shall am| any ,Mtmbnr may ask him
(CONGRESSMAN TEXAS1
Anti-Lynehing I<aw
be liable in damages from $2,
000 to $10,000 recoverable in
civil action for the injured per-
| son or this representative by the
Cnite|l States distinct, attorney,.
Should a mo,b seize a person in
me county and kill him
other, both counties
jointly and severally liable for
such forfeiture.
rny question he desi.rep; afi^r
a (hearing before the Committee
the, question r.f confiiir-Ji^'oa
comes before the United States
Senite, consisting of 9G Members
more than a majority of whom
in an- mu9(, fy. the confirmation
shall be 0J applicant will not be con-
firmed. Upon confirmation, as a
prr-
«
Judge, it;,e will hold office for life
t This bill 'has the opopsition of or (lurinR 1(jroo(1 behavior. Can
A few years ajro, tere was one pra<'tically all the Members from aI1y (president, or any other
lynching each year to every IJOO,- Southern States, who contend fchat;fon (.ontrol tlVe. deciwionso of
^00 people. During the last year, il ' clearly unconstitutional andjJudRet v.ho ^ a ij1ietinne job
there has been only one lynwhing an invasion of the rights of the an,| ,.annr>t lje removed except for
to every sixteen million people, states; that, it is just as leason- mjsb ? nvior? No President ex-
Tho Anti-Lynching Bill pending a'*'e P,in'sh ofiicers, counties j,e(.|S ;inv Jutlge recommended by
in Congress provides that any an(' "tates for not. diligently en- y,jm |f, Ajrree with Ihim on every-
ctate officer when fnils to make forcing other laws, such as bur- jjjhing. The viewpoint of the sel-
diligent effort to protect his Kla>% taking property without! Judge, however, has much
prisoner shall
pp||ti|| that':' L
courts will have jurisdiction to into ,aw; !t ^'in >'kely bo much^^^ of p(K^|e an(, hunmn
work.
BARGAINS IN FARMS
write
Jas. P. Beasley, Agent.
Omaha, Texas.
Plenty of Barbecue east of
Omaha. All kinds of Barbecue
Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Price!
O. K. Come one, come all.
Welcome
Wesley Diekson.
ffitcluewptuixtecl
Certified tests In 89 Home Proving
Kitchens show current coats little more
than a postage stamp . . • even on
hottest days I
be guilty of a consent, nd for similar offtnsfs. <() ()() njth w^thor or not {lpci.
Federal district If such a bill is finally enacted s{onn win he in thf; interest of the
punish members tof mobs in ac- weaker than the present proposal, i an . , . .
cor da nee with state laws, when it It has strong support, however, j ' w _ , , \ 1
in shown that the responsible from Repmemta(,v<s and Sana-j,p*ed few who already lhave too
loci officers -have failed to prose- tors, who are from Districts and(the American people.
cute and that the jurors obtain- States wihere Negroes exercise firm a grip upon the threats of
able by rtirh court aro so biased political power. A mob is de-
that there is a probbility that the fined to be an assemblage of
tfuiity persona will ncft be three or more persons acting in
Loing Session—Taxes—Budget
It is predicted that this session
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sanauo* frosier
forfait f reeling...up to
iO% mute U« per day
rhina leftover diiliei
for any detired coldnaM
operation
SOUTHWESTERN
s & electric company
Will the sit-d'«wn custom be-
[come ho nearly universal that
there will be nobody tio stand up
when the band plays "Star Spang-
led Banner"?—Connellsville Ban-
ner. . j
)N THE Alp/
GET READY ROW FOR SttMfflER SRIHIRC
IjoiiiCai
The light oils you used lor quick win tor starling
should be replaced with tough, hoat-resiotirig summer
Mobiloils and Mobilgreasos. In addition to complete
engine and chassis lubrication, Summarize Service
includes a thorough inspection oi your radiator, battery
and other Important parts. Summarize now for trouble*
free driving and definite savings in oil, gasoline and
repairs.
Change Now to Summer Cradc
Ws is
Mobilga
Capy right, 1937 tjj
Capreighl, 193T
AT YOUR FRIENDLY MAGNOLIA DEALER
BOOTH
FURNITURE AND CARPET CO.,
INCORPORATED
Complete Home Furnishings
Olive at Third
Texarkana, u. s. a.
MARTIN'S DRUG STORE
Drugs and Medicines
Prescriptions
Cigars Jewelry Cold Drinks
SSZZs
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Dr. w. h. Mcknight
MASSEUR
has opened a
Natural Science Laboratory
At Sinclair Camps, Naples, Texas
ALL DISEASES TREATED
If you are suffering from the effects of HAY FEVElt,
SINUS. STOMACH TROUBLE, PILES or HEMOR-
RHOIDS, call for our SPECIAL TREATMENTS. They
are painless and harmless. We can give names of satis-
fied patients with permanent, results.
Com* to See Us—Consultation FREE
Phone 132
Dr. w. h. Mcknight
ftBBfe Mi
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Watts, W. R. The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, April 23, 1937, newspaper, April 23, 1937; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth329508/m1/2/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.