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[|{A(TS OF Woman and l ittle Held as Slayer I Floods Add To A1 in New Headquarters Tidal Wave Tosses FORMER POLICE II5FIIS WIST Son Are Burned To Of Sweetheart | Florida Distress Vessels On Shore CHIEF IS HELD Death In Home After Hurricane Hy Uiiitnl AMSTERDAM. Aug. 10. Ten FOR MURDER persons were killed and many J At KSONV1LLE, Fla., Aug. 10. slightly injured in three village — t ities and towns in the hurricane dilation of C oopcra- fly Uniltd along the coast of Flores Island, ;n Two Men Thought Implicat­ wrecked area of the fruit district Associa- BROWN WOOD, Auif. 10. Mrs. the I)uth East Indies, which were ed In Murder, But Identity n SelliiiK fated additional loss today from Lewis K. Brittain, 112, and her ; damaged by a volcanic eruption A limit P o s itiv e flood. Of Neither Yet Estab­ son, two years old, were burned yesterday, a dispatch *aid today. St re ms ami lakes in the district lished. Contemplated. to death here last night when jjwApfyj F'ive commercial vessels were were out of banks. The flood dan­ they were trapped on a sleeping thiown aga.nst the coast of tho & % ■ ger was expected to be short-lived. porch of their burning apart- i Hy United Fickii. Bankhead I’oul- The bulk of the high water was islands by the tidal wave tha'. came meat house. after the eruption, a later tii-pttUh ELKCTRA, Texas, Aug. 111. melation, at the being steadily drained today into The entire building was ablaze added. An armed posse jailed Tom Shook, the E*crgludes and Gulf. nccting 1 uesday when firemen arrived, marking it The mountain still is pouring former Electra chief of police, here I after midnight, impossible to effect a rescue of out smoke. early today in connection with fatal ml iniitteos to work the mother and son. Two other -tabbing of W. O. Daugherty at i for reorganixa- families in the building had nar-1 midnight. Daugherty made a dy­ ition along lines row escapes. ing statement in which he named permanence and Mrs. Brittain’s husband, un oil GIRL TELLS HER Work On the Texas Shock as his assnsnin. i iew other mem- / J J driller of I*ockhurt, was in Aus­ A Shook has been at liberty under how many would L> rt a i r tin on business at the time of STORY WITHOUT Botanical Gardens bond «.n a burglary charge. eject to put the [the fire. Origin of the blaze was W. G. Braliey, Wichi’ u county t firm and sub- undetermined. Police were con­ sheriff, made a 700-mile airplane he members ducting an investigation of the ANY CHANGES In Need Of Funds trip to Iuimpasas, Texas, yesterday in if problems fire today. d arrived at a to return with Mrs. Blair as a ma­ AU STIN .— Work on the Texa> idmg of what terial witness against Shook in Trial of T w o .Men At Co* I Here is how Governor Al Smith appeared a- he paid his fir t visit to Botanical Garden, conducted un­ land county is connection with the burglary mam hr for Criminal As- ] the new Democratic national headquarters n the General Motor, der the supervision of the bot­ :g Basko of Mrs. T. F. Wvnn u 1’ charge. Daugherty, in his death­ saull Being Put Through I building at New York. Seated beside Smith i> John Raskob, chair- any department at the University bed statement, said he stopped at of Texas, is greatly hampered by II S. Beitzel is held by Los S p eed ilv . i man o f the national committee. Standing are (le ft) Colonel Herbert “ Ace" Sperry’s home to use the men are now lack of funds, according to Dr. Dies In Home At eles police in connection with when Shook came into ish a commer- — - - H. Lehman and Senator Peter G. Gerry of Rhode Island. 1. M. Lewis, professor of botanl. house if the murder of Barbara Mauger the house. Sperry made a state­ Hy United Pk m . Approximately forty acres of ment to the district attorney. He I’r iducers Asso- whose nude body, apparently Gorman Thursday dead « three month-, was found near COMANCHK. At*. 10. The ! land are in cultivation, but 200 said he entered the room and saw discontinued. um of splendid soil are uvail- capital, it i: that city. Police say Beitzel and State moved lapidly toduy in pre­ the men seu. fling. A fter th.: Mrs. T. F. (Coral Wynn died at the girl lived together after a mo­ KANSAS FARMER NEAR END OF , able for f be work. scuffle, Sperry said, Shook left pc rate if they senting its testimony against J. D. hei home in Gorman Thursday tor trip from Philadelphia and “A wire variety of native plants e romp* tition with FM Pryor, former Eleefcra night Hfter n protracted illness. that he killed her when he tired Pierce, 22. and Harley Holland, 23, ate now growing in the gar- constable, who is under indictment organization, KILLED, SLAYER MILK BOTTLE i den," Dr. Lewis said, "but the Funeral services were to Ik- held in of her. farm hands of DeLeon, near here, w;th Shook for burglary. With miters of the such quality that many Gorman at 4:uld grow easily if we evening, with interment in the Gor­ criminal assault on Miss Thelma ju tlic is wi erty drove his car five blocks to a continue to MAKE ESCAPE IS PREDICTED i nly had the necessary financial man cemetery. Bankhead, 19. physician's home. He died three e lieeii doing backing. Mrs. Wvnn was 17 years «o ace. Testimony in the trial was vir­ hours later in a hospital. 9 c i-t two ytal I “ There are few large botanical Her maiden name was Cora Maj TURKEYS SOLD tually the same as the testimony f ’rowds jammed the stre.*‘ a a Delivery fr« I’owdered Form I gardens in the country, and none over to poul and she was mairied to Mi. Wynn presented in the trial of Dick Haz Tom Shook I* laced In Jail | in Texas that I know of," he po-sc surrounded the Sperry home in Temple. They hav« one daugli /an|, 27, earlier in the week. Huz­ Cheapens Transportation. “ON HOOF” IN Following: Death of W. O. I went on. "The chief oucs in the home in search of Shook. Learn­ 5c |n *,

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TIMES PUBLISHING CO.. Inc. • ' P U K P PiritNthfrii OUT OUH WAY FARM PRODUCE Observations ,n‘ h I'd** «*n rout*. .' (Vegetables and ° rt» rt new pjP(1 r EASTLAND TELEGRAM lantic’* tank RANGER TIMES Dr. Hollit Godfrey: "A buyers’ Arthur. ,un" Fruit Brin?! Large FINDS ITS WAY market’ is one* in which new, MEMBER ADVERTISING BU* wants must be created because REAL TEXAS DAILY PRESS INTO MARKET old wants have been oversup- j LEAGUE E t h I T 8 * t Revenue to Texas plied.” POUTS (PKi ijif^iijrlEl'iS} Published every afternoon (ex ­ t 4 71,1" K r|"!' r i J i AUSTIN.— Shipments of Truitt Hubert Work: “ The prompting I »l| vt L >j Crops Once Kept For Home cept Saturday and Sunday) and and vegetables from T*-xas L.rnis of conscience and personal liberty Consumption Now Are within the law are not proper ANNOUNCE! ivery Sunday morning. ' in July decreased in line with the I he Eastland t«i i usual seasonal influences, accord Ottered To Buyers. subjects for political debate.” thorized to Tfle» NOTE 1 TO I Hi PI Bl 1C " if " ™ L' ing to figures compiled by Ber- or the j Any erroneous reflection upon ! vurd Nichols, assistant in charge Roy L. Smith: "Genius is the the action of the 1 ^ ability to go on when ordinary the character, standing or repu­ 'o f index numbers in th«* Bureau of STORKS, Conn.- “Agriculture maries in July. n>(i- ha* und* rgonc a revolution in the men suy the battle is lost.” tation of any person, firms or cor­ Businoas Research at the I ’ niver- i*ity of Texas. la%t Ni year* that is compara­ porations which may ap;>ear in the ble in scope und significance to Otto Kahn: "It is the substance Assess "Loading declined from 7,113 columns *l*s paper will be the commercial revolutions of the and the spirit and not the med- , ELMER COLUkj m cars in June to 8.931 car* in sixteenth century, and with the ium employed which make urt.” m m 1 July,” he -aid. "This is a decrease Sheriff— brought to the attention of the .1* fi .. industrial revolution of 100 year* t a r 4 '*“ j : I of nlimit 45 per cent. Last year, VIRGE K08TFR I ago," declared Prof. E. P. VAeuv- Sir Earnest Heim: “ Riches are publisher. j shipment.' fell from 5,(545 cars in JOHN HART » r i jer, in discussing the role of eco- the antidote to poverty, not the \ f f S - z June to 2.<>1H cars in July, or a il a i 1 Entered a« second * 1*** matter | noinii - in agriculture ut 1028 cause of it.” } j.| et the postoffice *t Eastland, fiw T F'rTTTb 'decrease of more than 51 per cent, I Farmers’ Week at Connecticut j "Loadings of watermelons were it ^ Text*, under Act of March, 187V*. \ . ; .Agriculture College. William Lyon Phelps: “ One of m w m \ 11 i • es|ieciully heavy this year,” he B- W- LEE, OF ci! ■ m ■ "This agricultural revolution the seen* s of life is to keep our SI BSt RIPTION RATES i wvnt on. "Shipments of onions l:u largely resulted from thfe* intellectual curiosity acute." 11 I and peaches were far above those Aaaoriiile Justice^ |*ij Single copies .....— .... -- .....1 *0** I main causes, th** first of which Dame Millicent Fawcett: “ Mor­ in July, PJ27. On the other hand, i th<* development and use of ally, physically and intelligently, I * «f o 3 1 One week, by carrier...... -20 It, T f? ¥ T v ‘l t{ u I'M'TKKsuvI th** volume of cnnt*loupes und I farm machinery and of steam, think the modern girl of 21 is n One month ------■ *« | 'rapes fell off, and there were no Three monts ------2.00 gas and electric power for the credit to <»ur country.” I' sweet potatoes nor |>eai‘s loaded latni,” continued Professor Weav- lining T. Bush: "Respect is the Six month* . . . . . ------TOO during July this year. A further . ( "iid, the great h »«\a»a foundation *.f everything that ?s ! FKhKRATED st One year ...... *-®® decline in shipments is to Ik1 ex­ nent * la st in ocimanent human relation I pected over the next two or three and manufacturing facilities Are MONUMENTS TO LABOR a'liF■ - , mi nths. i for the Nation uk a whole, and I David fftarr Jordan: “ That the Fink* in a chain The eight men who died when a The third, a revolution in the social li ™ war system ot the world exists is | vMuall) owned lock gate being put into position In tat. welt* ( u oms of the American people. mainly due to the perversion o" over the W • Hand cannal toppled over "0\**r HO per cent of the pro- edtjcul ion.” in buying and the past two weeks have Ik* iTictiori of farms today is for on them paused from this earth in ------■ I •'■’ing. i E i i w . »*d at disc urairinglv low . t , ami this has changed entire a apiK’tscular fashion. The mass ) \ i ntuloupes were also lower, hu* the economic position and the Old Rock Houae o f steel that fell on them was i watermeldh prices ure- holding up t ••noniic interests »»f the farm- Has Seen Changes enormous and it came down with i better than was expected. Many \\ hen furming was a home in- TATCS ot the small vegetables Hold ut dutry, overproduction was a Fn.st Sde St]um an eaith-shaking crash. Its roar FLO YD AD A, Aug. 8.— Old set lower prices and no higher offei bl* s- ing. drew the attention o f all Canada. i are in sight. Supplies of mo l "Today a large crop often tiers of this region will gather for I Fast land 1 a two day reunion Aug. 15 und 16 Following the accident it was vegetables are ample in all mm uing a small(*r gross return, in the fnmoti' Old Rock House i»* kets. than a 'mull crop and the extra recalled that other men have been Blanco canyon, 15 mile* south of j labor of handling the large crop killed on this Welland canal job y s here. . A J K>A4»l Lt CONTRACTS OP MKMRKRS is so poorly remunerated that MARS-.. Not that the job is b< mg poorly a o l t The historical old house was w e r 13 . PI AU iMv.il |% frequently the large crop year New Gil Mjjn handled; it simply is one of those .MUST UK KNFOR(’KI) th** assembling place for th<* first l means poverty in many farming settlers i:i this part of Texas. The * 1 ’ i *i.l i i.unlyi vast engineering undertakings that -«elions. (Continued from Page 1.) lious* wa built In 1877 ami was; EARL BENDER & 1 we do not seem to be able to bring “ When the farmer consumed HU find ii'. .1 .i lie- home of "I Ticl- es A. Beard, M g ' Wilma their well laden upper baskets u I well in excess of debts and f\ M Abstmctm to a conclusion without some i*»<- ui Mi. and Mis. 1*. J. per cent of all In* produced, there Hunk” Smith and his wife. It is City Park to make their Htimin i > every reason to believe that was practically no marketing Eastland, Trui SOCIETY 1 it may continue to grow and in­ occupied at present by R. B. data courtesy to the class sponsoi pr< Idem. The other 10 per cent crease in its usefulness to its Smith. Kventually the canal will join MRS. \\ h J A< h ^ o\ Mrs. Susan Steele, who bears tic • v as « asily ami readily disposed (E M R M Cl RULE ENJOYS member*, but if the membei Where tin* first Smiths watchefi KDI7UU dignity of her eight\ odd years n of to tin* town and city folk near Lake Ontario with the other Great III HU MFETING wich to profit by it they must through porthole* for hostil • bunds gently and peacefully in her j# ui hy. o f Indians, airplanes wil I drone hakes, enabling lurge freight and j Re\ an*l Mi> W T. Turner w e e | l»e true to it and avoid treating HA IF BATTERY TONIGHT ney through this world's day, a* "Today, when 00 per cent of overhead and daredevils will b ap l assenger steam* rs to go from h«ists to the Central Circle of the it like a stepchild. that soft dusk which carries th th** products is for sale, produc­ from plan** with parachutes. More Mo\ed To New Toronto to the upper lake ports, it Order of the Rainbow for Girl- | Womi n’s Missionary S*K*iety of tie* T. L. Overbey is president of failing tints of the sinking suit ami tion must be co-ordinated with than 10,000 pioneers of Floyd, 8 p. m.. Masonic Temple. Bapti t church, yesterday, when an the Bankhead Poultry Producers H>» S. Mulher >&ill U- ft great thing for Canada tells of the clear day that is almost market demands and many of Dickons, Lubbock, ('rosby, Hal**, I1 Ik Tacky dance parts from all-day session was enjoyed in th. Association at this time, und I. TEXAS HOTEL and the United States; perhaps *t [over, with promise of belt* tiny these products must find u mar­ Motley and other counties of this nine to one. Don't ini'*' this. Il’v interest* of the study, "The Su- E. liox is manager. It has several is cheap at the price of u dozen rood | to come. ket thousands of miles from section are expected to attend th** I’HONE 57! I preme Challenge of America,” a trucks on th** road all the time, where they are produced. • • • • Talk, jest, games and visits made i and has one truck o|M*rating be­ reunion. or o human lives. nook *»f one hundred pages, and “ When agriculture was largely s ATI RD \ Y up a delightful hour. Then a tw een Eastland and Fort Worth , Yet it is worth remembering talight by Rev, and Mrs. Turner, a home industry, one more farm­ < a! A lien K. C. Allen well here hililir I ihrary open front 2 to ! splendid least was spread on the j carrying eggs and poultry prod­ jr that nearly all of our major public and finished that day. er meant one more neighbor; one down 14**0 feet in ’ inest kind of 1 .In p. m. \ 11 the recent work-* Mrs. Turner is u niembei of this ] long tables which some thougld ucts to market. IIK’KS KI HBER works cause several deuths. It is [friends bad provided with linen more individual to hel^ maintain formation. i*l fiction. Mi-» ( ecefia llj.e li­ circle. This chosen method in com­ covers. All one could eat in greut IIP sist.iv,, |;|.< OMIN schools, churches and roads; one DALLAS. $700,00(1 will be ex FOLD PATCI as if, in this modem age, we had brarian. plying with the list of study books I variety was provided. The tahl • more to join in barn raisings, l>eii(ie quilting parties «y i the neighbor­ fh CAN J'k was presided over by tbe president for construction of new freight tei - Romans, who erected no public MRS. J. M. I KRRKI.I. tudied, with examinations, was un­ hood activities. Today one more 2 < FOR * 'o f the Bible class, Mrs. M. A AU STIN . Following » ,ustom mi mils ncur Pacific and ( entin. h o n o r s \ is i t o r dertaken by the Oen’ ral Circle as farmer means one more compcti-j huilriing without first taking a Cathey vised by Mrs. Susan Steele. which has com** to be \«*ry popular Avenues. I a one-day job and as part of the tor in the market for which the rluve and putting him to deatn at Those present included: Mrs. Van 1 with colleges in the east, girls liv­ CARKIZO SPRINGS.— Qa* line <. Mi \V. M. S., requirements for a cer­ farm is operated. Geem and grandson, Jim Bryant, to be built to serve Asherton and the cornerstone. Every big bridge, rhtful little murnm tain number of studies to l*e finish- ing at Littlefield D*»rmito»y at the “ The farmer is still interested] ’ University of Texas have inau- Crystal City. » very skyscraper, is buih on blood. • rday, tendered by h led «luring the year. Mrs. A. A. Gray, Mrs. J. H. in good neighbor*. He is keenly Two, three or a dozen workmen J. M. Terrell, ut h. The opening of the session ut Wright; Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. < aton gurated “step-singing,” according interested in a limited number ofj Mrs. E. C. Satterwhite, Mr. an I to Antonette Bracher of Fr**der- have to die before the joli can be f. A pretty and uniqi 10:30 a. m., was followed by inten­ farm producers." Mrs. T. M. Johnson and daughter. ; ickaburg, presiden: *,f th«* dormi- sive study until no»>n, when the completed. Berniece; Mr. and Mrs. Edward I t«»rv house council, 'luncheon baskets were laid on the t IRS I ENGLISH SETT! F MEN i When the last touch he 1 Roberts and daughter, Josephine; f "Ste|l-ringing," sui«l Miss i the lir.en covered luncheon tables, ar­ From Blackwell, Eng., on Dec. j Miss Beth Barnett of Bremond, , Bracher, lor the la-nefit of those put on we are wont to «ay that j scarlet carnation*, and y»l!ov ranged on the rear gallery and cen­ 11*. 160(5, three vessels set sail KINDERGARTEN §f Mrs. Mart Hill. Mr. and Mrs. R. I;. - who are ignorant of the meaning : uch-and-such a building bridge or rose*. The bt idge ti*bles were tered with bowls of bright hued with 105 "adventurers” and land­ Mrs. W. L. Spencer v ill on«*n Jones and three sons, Mrs, ( . »*. of the term, "is the habit of gath- canal is a "monument" to this or hlu“ bonnet tallies f<>r one, « arm roses. Fried chicken, vegetables, ed at Jamestown, Va., May 13. n Montessorri school at her home, , , tk>n tallies for the s<*nd, and y< Norton, Mrs. Crouch, Mrs. H. I j ering on the front steps of the 1<*07, where they founded the first that contractor, finance•r or state# , „ lettuce, tomatoes iced tea. home 004 South Daugherty street. Sept. , , low rose tallies f«»r tli«* thir#f. Harville, Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. , building for singing in the evening 1 * h tnan who directed thin; baked pies and cakes were plente- permanent Englisn colony in Amer- It tastes igs. 1 rob- ts V.,.. Luther Bean, Mrs. Mary Hughes, after dinner.” 17th. Hours !» to 12. (Yiildren 4 The hostesn wa- assiste«l in a jously supplied. ica. i <■ f ^ ably w’e’re right, but wi W A. Cathey uml the honor gue-’ , The larger table sen’ed. Mmes. The gatherings ure held once I to 6 year*. Limited number only. If 1 each week. V | **e far wrong if we said that su< h Mrs. Susan Ste*elc. Everybody's Weekly; Our idea On Sale AI f P. I.. Parker, tVlde Garrett, John # * * • things are monuments to the work­ hoi Mays, .1. F. Williams. Nora An­ of an opportunist is the non v ho NOTES AND PERSONALS ROSENBERG— Dirt work Ik- AFF FOFMAIL ing man— the riveter, the pick and drews, ( din Norton, J. Wood. Miss wanted to work in u hunk Ikhuiusc Miss Maud Sly returned to Fort ; gun on Highway N<>. 8. if nerfi Sullic Morns, Mrs. W. T. Turner he thought there was money in it .1 f hovel man, the mason and the Worth yesterday, following several and Rev. Mr. Turner. The smaller carp# nter. day- visit with the Hillyer family, B nita Hi table wa- for the three children, For, although we do a great anil was accompanied by Misses wl hv Mr* gu> sts of the circle. DUS. SIMMONS A SI f * : many things by machinery, we • • • • Bonita and Belva Dee Hillyer. who 0101024853232353532302000200000101020200000000002353020000022348530200010100022301000153530100320008534823485348535323484848534848534853484848000202000253482353534853Eyo, Far. N**m* and have not yet displaced old-fashion­ * will remain a few days, Gl*»se* Fitted. YOI NG I.IGON AT HOME j M:ss Maloney and nephew. John ed man power. It still takes a Everett Ligon, who wa* operated ' Lc'iry. are touring in Oklahoma, Suit* 206 and 207 great deal of brawn and sweat and I up n twelve days ago 1m appendi- i leaving Eastland Wedhesady m< n- Hank Okie. citis at 'he Carter-Payni hospital, ♦ ndu ranee — primitive qualities •monade. t i jng for a month's outing. M ss Phone m that served when the pyramids i ha i been doing so well that he was Maloney is the sister of Mrs. D. P. T>ermitted to Ik? removed to the were built— to dig a Welland canal I Lenry, and John is her son. 'family heme yesterday. iospitality of L. *V. Collins, wile, ami three or throw a bridge over the Missis- j Mrs. L:gtm said that the lad NEW KINDEK6AR • ere: Misses children of Big Spring, were gu. *ts ° n summer dresses and Hats sippi. And, usually, it costs a few would l»e glad to receive b friends 11 Opens Sept. 17th. Four house guest. of his sister, Mrs. P. L. Park* r, ! j perienice. Permanent lives] at any time now. en route to Austin a few* days ai:■>, Post City; * • * • Our Receiver’s Sale closed last Saturday, but we have 32 |! Certificate from N. T. T. When you go into a big "kyscra- \ m>, Bonita 'and stopped with her again this ijton, Texas, price $'!.5d p* r, cross a mighty bridge or visit He Angstadt, < HI R< || OF CHRIST week on their overland return trip |( I \tatoes, spin- good summer styles and only 24 Graham Tr*fh t 'cla s ro**m was arranged for this Producer. Total depth JW'’ feet. mer hats in the house. There are ack timbale, summer squash with >n« exemplification, and u continua­ The National Refining Com-j left, to go at — cheese, celery, radishes, onions— only 14 left* d e e SANDERS rhe most exilarating music, gold tion of this interesting episod* will pany, Surah Farrell No. 1; In­ only ..... raspberry ice cream, milk, coffee. 2 5 c for ...... i favors for the is-st or tackiest c<»s- t*e given next Thursday. dention to drill 8-18-28. Coleman 50c South Seaman During the hot weather care There were seventeen aduT-, [county, Blk. 488; Bradford fo w ­ should be taken that children do i tomes, for men and women, boys i and girls, are promised. and fifty-four children in a'tend- ler. tip acres. Depth 2500 feet. not eat their luncheon until rest­ ance. The preliminary song serv- St. Mary’s Oil & Gas Company ed from play and comfortably re was led by Mrs. Elen Hayes, I. E. Pruitt, No. 10; Intention to cool. Fifteen minutes rest before ENTERTAINS W 11 H and dosed with prayer by Mr*. drill 8-9 28. Callahan county, Sec. h o it s k d k k s s k s DR. ( . IW)VNT and after meals may prevent DEI IG H TFl I. IMNNER '2287; T. D. & L. survey; 120 VOIL GOWNS trouble and tummy upaets. From time to time, on#' hears Anna Craig. We have 1(5 house dresses which DENTIST In the membership content for acres. Depth 425 feet. There are only 8 left. They are Make bacon sandwiches with of the delicious demonstration dm J. K. Pruitt No. 9; well record; consist of dresses that sold for nets which George Sly is conduct­ new children in attendance, the fol­ _ it crisp toast. Callahan county, T. E. & L. sur­ as much as $.‘1.95, po q a yours 208 Exchange N»t1* ing in Eastland for the education lowing were registered: Margaret Raspberry Ire Cream vey; Sec. 2287; Small producer. of the public as to food values in Burk#tt, Anita Hearn, Marjorie Kl- Saturday o M C for ... One pint red raspberries. 1 1-2 Total depth 411 feet. 89c phone tkin^, IP Hearn, Bettie O’Keourke, cups granulated sugar, 1-2 lemon. their usual meals, <>r what they The Texas Company. F. Lowe 1 Maggie Franklin, May Joe Brown, 2 cups thin cream, 3 eggs (yolks) should contain, wi’ h better means No. 30; statement before shoot­ 'Geraldine ( oplen, N’eta Lou Sher- few grains salt. for their preparation. Mr. SlyV ing. Geo. Stubblefield survey; no j work is real missionary, as many ' man, Ruby Nell Bean, Mardea V 7 von T !.W*,■1rh',s jm er('hand,se lo make r o o m fo r lhe fa,l stock. We receivec Mash berries and run through production, a sieve. Scald milk with sugar a happy househohl can attest. Krivenck* Carolyn Vo*a, Mary K. about 200 beautiful dresses ihis week together with the newest hats and sho” IT S E D C A R and salt. Slowly pour over well Mr. an«l Mrs. D. J. Fiensy were Betts, Mildred Coplen, Davis Buil­ Des Moines Register: Now that \\v in\ite >ouid. inspect these, and tru 4 they meet your approval. We are Worth the ^ Iwaten yolks of eggs, beating con­ at home to ten friends. Wednesday ders, Fred Davenport. Thomas Dan- penny postcards are back, one joy ktrivinf to please you, h«ith in quality and price. SUPER HIX ^ <’T088 stantly. Heat over hot water until 'evening, fur seven o’clwk *hnner, |ielK, Eugene Harris, Madge Hearn, j of vacation time has been re-tored r.*tland, T««* mixture coats the sporvi Cool and Hilton Hardin, Joy Coplen, Joe .serve*! by George Sly. [ to Americans. phone 655 add berries and juice of 1-2 lem­ The hostess had arranged three Earl l Us. Bert Elkins, Junior Mc­ on. Turn into freezer and freeze tables, beautifully appointed in Clellan, Thomas Dabney, and Juri as usual. Pearson's W#*ekly: Girl?- like linens and centered with flowers, lor Ferrell. I to marry men who are safe, re- with cover i laid for four guests # • • • SEVERAL PERIODS | liable and cautious. But do#- that each. SUSAN STEELE BIBLE [type ever propose k o d a k fi> Society Editor: "You mention m An elaborate menu was served n a s s a n n u a l p i c n i c “lhe Ladies* Shop Complete' your story that Mrs. Muchrm.n#*/ The Ladies’ and in three courses, to Mr. and Mrs. Just at the hour of glooming, be­ St. I,ouis Globe Democrat: Neith­ Successor To Shop had on a period gown. What kind Walker Hart, and tdiss Mabei tween evening and dusk, the mem­ Eastland, Texas was it? " er of the candidates need woriy Hart; Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Huge, bers ind their friends of the Susan about making prohibition an issue. PK’TI KE FRa* Deporter; "Poka do*.” Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stout, Mr. ahd Steel*. Bible i'Ii h gathered with | Tbe voters are going to do that. K K I B A h K K STI'W

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municntioiis. Amber, a fossilized vegetable .leflcnton S. Conover in h Latest Photo of Assassin PARADISE; A resin, hard, brittle, translucent fan Grand lodjfe to Honor and yellow-brown in color, is eas­ work, “ Freemasonry In Michigan, H IN D U PO EM ily electrified by friction. This is says: regarded as the first electrical Masons Who Braved Dark Period ‘‘ Daniel I!. Taylor wa one >f the phenomenon to have been observ­ A Hindoo died; a happy thing to brothers mast active in keeping ed and was remarked by the To conwuemo- Masonry. this lodge ut work during the do, early Greeks. years 1820 to 1H44. It is relate i In> kept burning In 1820, owing to the “ .Maryan Win n fifty years united to a of him that on loilye nights, at Masonic light in ; episode,” strong anti-Masonic shrew. soon as the stage arrived, lie Kelt used, he hopefully for en ..,1 ry from 1820 | ftciing pervaded the l nited States, j would yet hi* newspai>er, take a trance cries ml Lodge al 'Is tn'e}ixlice against the fraternity i candle, and wend his way t" th Before the gates of Brahma'- pat NEW R AI L inmuniea- i waswa.s rife.r ’ ^ strong anti Masonic lodge room, and on arrAjng then «idi.*e. i m ' jth annual political party was formed. Men ] would light his cundle and plac* “ Hast been through' purgatory?” i|v h ,1 in Detroit, voter! | ;n 80nie lo mmunitie* hardly dared j ip u window, where i s light couid Brahma said. h iately the spot | to t,t, known as Masons. The times be seen from the village, and then i “ I have been married!” ami lie DRESSES AT Ini)., where Stony un(j place* of meeting were kept sit down aiul read. hung his head. ,1 iis meeting*. secret and the greatest caution ob- “ Occasionally not another person “ Come in! come in! and welcome, lotion made hy| served. would come to the meeting, but th « j too, my son! M- «n, Fast (.rand , j n Michigan the situation be- light would always shine from that 1 Marriage and purgatory an a airman ot t he ^ came so critical that the (irand window till it was time to close the i one." I.odge memorial j Lodge decided to suspend work for | lodge, when he would blow out his 1 In bliss extreme lie entered “ plain bronze a time. All constituent lodges | candle, lock thi door, and go home. | heaven’s door, The biggest factory in And knew the peace he n> T»r had granite rock mark | were requested to do likewise and i Of such turdy stuff wore our fa .j known before. New York has sent tvs those turdy Ma- all but Stoney C reek Lodge coni- th**rs in Masonry made. No won- .atuples of the new Fall apt the light ot ! plied. The brethren of thi - little j dec the institution survived the at- ! He scarce had entered in the gar­ Drtsses, si/.es lb to IN. my burning in lodge continued to meet and work tu< ks o f its enemies.” dens fair, du'e while all oth under mo t trying conditions. It In 1811 Stoney Creek Lodge | Another Hindoo ask -d admi -ion Tied,” was unan-j is said the Daniel B. Taylor, tyler j participated in the reorganization) there. SEE OUR WINDOWS ot th< ledge, was the leader in of Michigan Masonry hut as this 'I Im self-sunie question Brahma ihi< little lodge keeping the lodge active and was reorganization was pronounced to ! asked again: most interesting omet.mi s the only brother pres- be informal by other Grand Lodge.- "Hast been through purgatory?” -!nr> i f American I«nt on the evenings of regular com- it was dissolved to make way fot “ No; what then"” i i » ; “ Thou canst not enter!’ ’did the Li -/tCL.,. pod reply. NEMIR’S ‘ He who went in was there no more than I.” ‘All that is true, but he ha- mar­ DRY GOODS STORE H tL P **■>»1 unayc ried been. m i » 1 T t S M And so on earth ha- suffered for Two blocks off Square . A l a » all hi* sin.” “Married? Ti* well, for I’ve Plenty Parking Space v been married twice.” r . " i “Begone! We’ll have no fools it naradise!" i! V — George- Birdseye (1844-11)11*1 p i. M u "N: ■ ■■■'& & THE COMPLETE FAN r a o N a t N iL n t i Li t He knows tl first name and all WSXOUTHLAND e latest picture of Jose de m I oral, assassin of Presi- the nicknames >f every big league » « • » - r t HIP Roor Obi agon of Mexico, who fa d* ath lor his crime. He >[ player: T r e d M t J u n k i n He can rattle o ff the hatting with an Indian soldier, »> led to guard hint night and 8a rta qe r averages <»f Ruth, Cobb, Sp« uki-r, . are his wife, Paz Martin di 'ainpto Toral, and his moth- ,-. » A t f 5 & * ^ Hornsby, and Fri.-ch for the la-t ‘ 2 and ^2'*® per day j Total. eight years: 150 ffoomt # y He carrie- th* club standings of K both major league teams in his EVERY ROOM WITH the formati >n of the presen irand ' M a-< if Natural History, and head: CIRCULATING ICE WATER Lodge of Michigan. Stone Creek! thi B irito meteor found near He knows exactb- what ought to .LAVATORIES Sr OATbT Lodge was admitted into ft. ,m>m.- Bacin , Mexico. Neither of the be done to bolster up every infield I N D A L L A S heiship immediately and as evi­ " I T S " r j t A u k Ti-'I Siderites contained pluti- in both leagues: dence of it- record built the first % ft r. idium. And he gets around to see the m Masonic temple in the s’ ate. The local semi-pro team at leu-t twice cornerstone was laid in 1847 on S'.. each season. John’s Day and the hill upon v.hcih the iittli ' aiding stood is still Mexican Laborers MOM MENTS known as Mt. Moriah. We manufacture and -ell high grade Monument* at reason­ L A R G E Rush In To Save able prices. u 'OT AT OES N\ H IT E 10 lbs. 24c GREAT METEOR EASTLAND MUNI MENT < O. West Texas Crons !MPl W e-l Commerce, Eastland IN SOUTHWEST C ° ° M ARFA, Aug. a.— Hundreds of t ------rwsiHMVN CAKE H O IK P M 35c thousand of dollars worth of crops WILL BE MINED of farmers along the picturesque BECOME A FIRST i Rio Grande in Presidio and Brews- CLASS STENOGRAPHER ■SERVED FIGS “South Texas” No. 1 Can 15c ; l1*1’ counties have been saved Sfderitr Weighing Ten Million through efforts of the West Texas NOW Ions Thought Worth Chamber of Commerce in secur­ SHOWING 1 One able to accept promotion INGER ALE Clicquot Club lib: $500,000,000 ing temporary services of an American Consul at Ojinaga, Mex. as offered, our t-ourae will By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW American Consul Thomas Me meet every requirement. Jewel or » nited Pres Staff ( irrespondent Enelly has been ordered to that WINS : OW, Aril lug. \ -- point to receive and act upon ap­ krtening Klakewhile 8 ibs. 1.19 Mining operations ate under way plication* for immigration visas to explore and d< terniine the ao- which will permit Mexican labor­ EASTLAND III SEN ESS ual content on the giant Barrin­ ers to pa»s over and work by day COLLEGE gerr nmeteor n> northern Arizona, jn the American cotton fields, and 105 So. Seaman. Kelloggs 3 Pkgs. g r .a tc t known met< on earth j-^turn by night to their homes and and hitherto enshrouded in my> families across the border. tery and Indian fable. As the situation stood before 1 he Barringer meteor, 22 miles IIEIt lC AN S A It DINES Can the intervention of the West Tex­ DR. R. FU S E THOMPSON from Winslow, created a crat«-. as organization, recent rigid en- a mile ucros- and approximately foro mi nt of th<- immigration laws Eastland's l.adi < hiro|>ract»*r OTTED MEAT RatlilTs 1,000 fe» deep when it crasheii causcd expulsion of the laborers 1 |to earth thou* ■ f years ago. f rom the fhdds, contrary to the Office o\er ( orner Drug Stort It displaced over I!00 million tons custom of more than half a cen­ Telephone IW.'I of rock in the impact. tury and the American crops were The crater thu- created has been ROD j Residence I2t»!» So. Seaman St. WHITE OK YELLOW left in distressing«iistre*sj|ig neednee of hoeing 2 Phgs. 1 5c th** center of scientific and geolo­ out, cultivatingcultivation and iirrigation by ‘-3 j gical interest for .*>0 years, and the e workmetF for the past. 25 years various ef- , The . he deportations en.....came becau . IaROCQUE fans have been made to.reach the lhe lui,ort.rs ha(1 nol received pass- / ^ \ 7 IBBY’S RED SALMON 1 lb.Can 29c g. at shooting-star itself and de- f ult t . from consU, or agent, thes.- termino its content lieing gi anted >nly at Chihuahua The w-ork ha- been carried on City, a distant of some 200 miles ;stand . W E QUIT RAPE JUICE Koval Purple ■ Qt. 48c principally by I>. M. Barringer. from tlu’ir Hon •s. To obtain per- Philadelphia geololii-t for whom mit* I’titailed burdensome and th*- meteor was named. time-con*uminj. travel by burro, i'DS HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM Jar__ 39c Barringer fin: i!y located the burro-dtawn wagons or walking, KVKKYTHIN<; H! [main body 1,37*» feet from the arid any at these were impractical. ______I south rim of th ■ crater. Tests Ju0 per c nt meteoric iron, as Chan ! :r of Commerce to the SYNOiiONIZf O I t i>» j 7 per cent nickel, 2 ounce* plat­ need of nmediate relief by stu- • FILM MUSIC ftking Pow der inum and .1 oui - iridium per 25c K C. 21c tioninr > a consul or vice consul I KLEIMAN’S von. Mexico. Through co-. Metal Worth $50 Ton at Ojina. operation Senator Morris Shep-1 The main body i.- e stimated to matter was referred to j 0 V( AT OES 4 No. ICans 1 w« igh 10,000,000 tons, and the oard, th. Washing t n officials and the ap-' | metal content to he worth ap- pointnu n madi after complete ! pryxiniately $50 per ton. *,!■ Stations E l L 0 All Flavors 3 Pkgs. survey ot th>> case. Age-old rumors th it diamonds ii Consul Me Enelly wil^ i xist»*d in the ore were disproved Aniei ii Resources Oven be statio: (1 at Ojinaga for tem-i by th" tests, v. h h show: d only for a period of about OST TOASTIES Large Pkg so-called microscop diamond i pora,y ‘‘l [ ({uaiity Son ire points of no c.mini : • ia! value. six week Actual mining operations just ONE MILLION DOLLARS ) i Station EVER LITE 48Ibs.SI.89 started are under th ■ direction of Barringer ami Quincy V Shaw ot FISH DROWNS !• III Sort I h Scania it 05973344 Boston, o f the ( loomt & liecla ______QUAN \H Aug. A too-in-1 | RHONE 2D [M M J P I1 48 IBs. $1.75 i Mining company. Th>* enterprit' Texas State Bank 7 ! quifitive < a !i committed suicide j is being conducted privately. ! ------* Contracts for < itirig power in Lake Pan nc recently when he * i plant and hoist machinery and stuck his 1. tl into a tin can to i f Strong—Conservative— Reliadle * Barks Service Station IB B Y ’S PEACHES No. a Can 21« J ••-'inking a twd-coiupartnient shaft tN what w.i|inside and hung his j I have been l«t, and initial con.-truc- fins so he couldn't back up. * i 31D West Commerce 1 tion woik is under way. The fish and can floated to the No. 2 Tan 11c n top of thi water and was found “ PHONE 207 UNDER SWEET CORN : O 1 housands of dollars have l w ( spent in past years in futile in the ianal of the West Texas j forts to locate the great star and l tilities ( t mpany at the super- Keep Cool this Summer i . M o w n b r e a d is an dm its ertimated wealth of $ >0.000,00 power plan at the lake by one (»reen f'illiiu*” Station of metals. The United State- Min- of their wo kriten. .J Si KOI CM O K .. Iln/v. Sn« Ring & Refining com- Quanah part fans believe thi* 311 East Main O CAN'S I-.OK. j pany, one of th> hugest corpora-1 to be th< first time in history p k AND BEANS , tioi.s of it.-, kind the United that fish dmwned itself. PHONE 2."»N | Mates, gave tip th nipt after | spending over $100,000. * HALF A CROP IN SHREDDED pACIIORF TOILET PAPER .3 Bolls 19c Expended Own Fortune SAN BENITO, Aug. 9. Niarly! Hurt Gasoline Bat ringer, howeverc, has stayed one half of the cotton crop of the with his problem lot- over 25 Lower Rio Grande Valley has been Wes! Commerce OUR PICKLES Quart Jar yi ars, and aft?r expending hi.s per­ gathered, according to estimates sonal fortune fmail located the this week «>f local ginners. They great ore body with sufficient ex­ estimate that more than 45.000 OLIVES Quart Jar actitude to bring to bis nid the bales has been gathered to date. funds anil engineering assistance The estimate for the entire crop is ounces of eastern mining capital. 100,(8)0 bale*. More than 5,000 full-size I he attempt thi time will pru- bales have bt > n 'Tinned by the five MARKET SPECIALS c"«*d with more data and direct* local gins since the season opened. biscuits mss than any of i‘ predecessors. The most valuable mineral M U lILLO . Aug. 9. I'hc Keeps mother out of the kitchen 11C E D B A C 0 N Our Special 3 Ibs $1.00 found in the diamond drill test* is iridium, worth 1275 an ounce. Fflls up hungry children/ The Barringer meteor is thi ma! mut ii ipal i lection on a pro “ pat. on* is to 8 lbs. Per lb- 33c la g o t of th only three Sideritc posed bond issue of $100,000 for Pleases everyone* Good for all, meteors (containing iron) ever th« purchase, equipment and main- found on earth. The other twojti nance of a municipal airport, T F J S C U IT - The between meal w heat wafer HENS AND FRYERS arc the Gape York meteor, weigh- Option has bc> n tal en on a 480 mg Ii tou*, discover* d by Admiral acre tr*:ct uchi the city for the . a S S ^ H K H 11 Peary and now in the New York atri ort. VISITORS WELCOME TO ALL FACTORIES rc*»i T,aHr*S**

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FRIDAY, Al?x* AGE FOUR EASTLAND DAILY TELEGRAM U8T i Jg----- \LJj------JJ------«■» ■■■-'------LLJL1 . Jll.. . JA.. " f g W Piflgaill "1L. J ■ - "" HIS RANDS TIED FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS “ What’s the matter. Brown You Staff lionl seem to he contented now X O UUE 70 SEE r (SES« lno \sw k r ^ \ JOSrvwAlT-swE'CE 60)MJ6STm IMS7ED ABBEV vyiOOLD you l i k e of the Staff people on last Mon­ f c e c u l e s , s I6RTS E-E i N—-y . ..._ ^ I.os Angeles U n er: American day night, to -et c*u- cate and BETTy. — f /W \ v z -f r l rLLMlBEVOoer t L M ist y o u k ; \i 1 \w a m T to jnOr Bringing home souvenirs; OOClE kARRY .elect eonmntteis ? r the 192K ' jf BOS FOCALL-OAV-J ' SEE IF 7WE LOAOOON wondering- what to do with them; Stall community fair. It was de­ Bo0o a s > 0 / throwing them away. BEPPO ON , \ TAgjEOSOUfcfi / ip J gpiD^E is Fa l l im s cided not to have a fair » l Staff U>iDO^AN>DLONDON AMD --^»ri i| I ■’W&lR'NAV 0OM4M ' this year, but try in have a good CX>iTM\SS <'W.' ROSENBERG #4.oot) new pip** fair next year. J j A«>ME FROM A 7W/M6' ~ " organ installed in Lil»e*ty rheatre. Mr. and Mrs. Elba Hughes are AFttkC A the proud parents of a fine boy, y horn August 2. LA.N50S WATCH REPAIRING Mrs. Minnie l.umpkm of Ran­ , S a f e l y ger visited with her parents, Mr. AT" «■ r Specially Priced and Mrs. Will Reynolds, Wednes­ l o m d o m * : day. ! li ■ V|i A. L. H I L L E. A. halls of the Ixme Cedar eoinmunity is very ill at his + V *1 Tex. Drug. N. Sida* Sq. , home. T A t y vj r Mrs. F. C. Williamson motored 5T7DP o o t c | fy m $ t - i m - to Eastland Wednesday. roPASMc-BT ‘ A. Revival meeting is in prog­ TIME • • • x CLASSIFIED ADS ress at Kokomo. :v'irL. k Z.___ —. Bring ((uirk Result* Mrs. Reynolds ami daughter, 2e per word first i«--ertion Wilma, visited Mrs. IVarl Bour-; If pe r wora tar c m ! insertion land last Thor day afternmm. thereafter Kate Garrett and wife have M O M ’N l ’U i J No ad taken for less than 30c moved into one of W. II. White’s h< uses. Kiddie Duncan and fan HoM - V D LOME THAT CLP PLEA r .r Pr.Nt l — I.OST AND KOI \I> GEE .P o P , T MUtLL.Ct’S V\ .To s t si*tASToo«.o' ip) T VAMU THAT - po PG u u m . tor ftv iU H Last la ml were guests in / ALL Pi AMMC D — NfkRS vNL’Mt BtEM ac*KG iHkA * SPlWLN.v. GD AtNNVOpr . \|4tTW a CC R E U tF \HUEN \m£ GooD-gNL P.tl OVit Vi TO BE TBUE - VNt CAtt T. Duncan home on last ) MOuo . ALL / VvK *LL tAWfc A. ON VACATIONS UJUfPE I'stE COMvjtSt NATIONS BPOCE S (AU» \OMr. U l Tlf, I.OST Little female Boston Bu! TO B R U C t.l NYNtB- VOtEvM GO TO FuRf.pt AMP I dog, color brindle with whit< Mr. ntul Mrs. Spencer vxit TO CAM UAVIE TV*AT NEVA / Ttt\P VjP IMTO TvW HkD TO S*T W4 A $WACK- \mith flocks &f GO*MG To VtafVT IWA'Wix VNHTM MOO SfcE U E P \ marks t>etweeii eyes have been attending the *TvMUW. ABOUT EUR. COAT - AMD TOVJP. j UiOODS \MVlERf IME AU PM vfJDlLt SOU lAjrHT ROCKtWC. C*wA\W THCOUG.1* BuSTt(>««a MS meeting at Gori ian th»* pa»t To A PU P ktP STMtP.Df. O' She is very shy am AGO VO AMOlwtRMSltvN\ Vh€ VACATVDM STABTS J u k EMdOy TWE Fishing a r p clogv*t ^Ab\PS - Pi k'UM- W DCCtS' ACT.VY VMAS UWE ALL PAM FPMlMCv MM Georg * Finlty liil id Milt.** l»av- SPENiD TUfc N f* T OtEEK* if4E— X GBEKT o u t d o o QG noTu iu l / TmiG NEAR Vtf'RL NfRANPA BBlPGF WtaCVMNGL ts B A C Q tL O f VGGS, ADD TiGWUMS-. enoort. of Rnnjfet’, w*-r»* in tht* MOMEU fcUOCC ADD PDUGbV— GWMCl To A RE&iil a R AMD SUPPIMU LOST— Science and ' INTO A DtFFFRV HT pt^SPOtTOfS ^ la-B s vvt >oking GA^>OHtHE tM A bU&NlMG. VS GOING ' C . W.SORT - y - Monday a. m Returi ty thl t*k U aft- HiGM T — y ^Tii *»il mt**rrs BUWDlMGi - _____ SET OT PhMTS tT EWiRN Hotel for reward. 5\jBPRV*Sf U S y l comm unit>f w, sited MAVAVA Y Mi rjijr1 las•t Friiday tiught. U 1ST log f drilling machin«*ry has j i t L i blue buekle. Mrs. Vftl t i th* Ha zard Ira at* ( artv. Phone ,ruiX. k antj lling IK t« hr- 0 I.OST- Airdale Pup brass collar on. K« SNYDER Much building e« 720-J. act ion in progress here. m m «I*K( IAI. NOTH KS r a O T ’a

WK WILL PAY * each for BASEBALL copies of Fasti! Telegram is office. July 1st, sent t< W KDN'ESD W ’S KF.SI I IS ✓ f •— ROOMS FOR KENT Texas league. Fuilon FOR RENT Fr rt bedro<,m Fort Worth Houston 2. munity. Inter-City Boat close in. Phone Xf» or < all at Wichita FaIN R, Beaumont \ V h (M > iu s INDIAN TRIRES Thousands of Chinese employes, | his untiring « ff ,'(A West Plummer Shre\e|s»rt 4. Warn Did You Ever working for American firms and Race Arranged the proposed in.land Dallas o, San Antonio 2. Whiffletree’s speaking everything from pidgin- _ _ . . | lx ulity. The id * has btri ‘ FOR RENT ’ apart- SAN ANTONIO. A««. d PLAN FIGHT TO Engiiah to the king’- besl, nr< Kffo ments. two r«H»ms with West Texas League Woozy Stop To Think? , idina Lake will be the scene of an ... . , Fast Main. San Angelo H, Abilene 7. Wonderintfs 1 creatim|am on g their own people int,.r.rity bout rnr<. amt rojrm,ttt. ^ .s have alwa b<-. n fc I iihbock Midland, rain. SEEK FREEDOM C hurl I. l ux, publisher of the ua constantly increasing d«demand maud for August 25-2’: »r Mn<^ fc proportion ®f I completing arrangements. j d«>gM. hgiiT-. ga>* an»i via- orts column of the Abi- By AT.BERT II TFDKRSTROM th.s** exports • from .the _ i’-*-United > Speedy craft from San Antonio, n large American col ( .ultra, or 1( ter furnnhed. R*<**t and Rh*i National League. United Prera Staff ( ^respondent mjl,ion’’ , , States enter China through the j Houston, Galveston, Corpus Chris ln addition to Dewey ony guaided by the Fifteenth on Highwi Anden Pittsburgh St. l.oai' 4. iff will: CLEVELAND, Aug. '. The United States Infantry under Brig. | **r*r< 8*'*w^n* P*H « n « » t - j t|f Rockpail and S.gum bat larg*- ty. FOR R E N 1 v Only games scheduled. I Then I Indians or at least a part of the Gen. Jo-eph ( astner and the Third *,n* I ready be**n * nt. red in the races east bed room. Nicely fur■niahed. TUID„m rvprpiurNT Kur,onl ' no* w ' All convenience* and «i' (1.1 H STANDINGS race of ri-dmen are on the war- | 11 Rut- THI.RO 1) I \ H RIMt NT , ,,,,, u. j, path again and an* demanding , HI I1K Texas League. h*r. with tank-, airplane, and field ‘ 1 EV ELAND .— Removal of th« ;i.s to their willingness to enter. ( all '.14-1 you inter, I in history? their independence. er, ib— W on l thyroid gland from a tadpole will | *rhe ream respons** to invitations ent Sales and Pet. fe delving 1 hr uigh the files Pluns for a legal battle have artilh ry a—HOUSES FOR KENT 31 12 .721 prevent the unimnl from develop- out by ______Furlong recently „ was ai- Bhora m Times a dai ’ two ago and been made by Chief Thund**r- Then at a hundred or more 29 ; i .674 tng into a frog, according ta Dr. most {nstantaneous and there pro- FOB RF.NT -Four-rw m :n*>il«rn e game that Ranger water, heriditary chieftain of the American firms doing an import CITY GARAGE 21 .500 Ben net All* n, professor o f zoolo- i niis* s to be a large field of entries, house, furnished. pav*-*l Ktr* et. g:t- 21 i back in 1 '.t‘2:i. We c*»n- Sank and Fox and titular head of and export business between J. II IfnlKVMEL «. 1 •>«> .4*K North China and the United Stales •y at the University of < alifornia, j An inland water affair, the races rage. 102 N. Amim* ■ ii- Phone that se son as marking the th Suprt me Council of the Indian Sale-man 19 24 .412 and other parts of the world. Th** who made the statement here a fte r ’ w{|| h«* th«- first o f their kind ever 529. ig o f th*- present-day tribes of the United States and W ac 19 24 442 tx.rtance of football in the American consular district of Tien­ 12 years experimenting with tad- staged in the Southwest. Oil C anada. |es. in#*. 209 Fort \\ 1H i 9 Belt. L'p until that year, A1>1 lette tsin manages Sino- American and * * FOR RENT Five-roorr Delegates from many tribes met | “ 1 he tadpoles are put under a B«ai 12 30 was the only team of consequ other American affairs in a dis­ wo—m m ! College Avenue. See T. M. at Thunderwat r's home here, fol- | microscope and magnified to the j in this section of the Stat. Th. lowing action of the Six Nations I tract larger than u dozen states of KENT size o f u frog,” Dr. Allen said, j f t —APARTMENTS FOR West Texas l.eague. others warred among themselvo at Brantford, Ont., severing nil* the Union. Ch ’The thyroid gland is then remov­ — Won Lost Pet. on fairly even footing but who conn**ctions with the Canadian Then* is an American school at­ USED CAR PIGGLY WI FOR RENT— Three and two-room tended by children from the ed with a knife made from a very I San Ang«>l<» 35 13 .729 they ip ngain.-t Abilene, ;h government and proclaiming them i urniahed apartments with pri- Coleman 31 16 «;*Vt> Kcor French, British, Japanese, Italian,! *mall needle. Th* tadpoles will die ! ALL OVER THE f slaughter. selves an independent and autonn- j .^s. | unless the gland is removed when fcte path, desirable location. See M Milan*! 22 27 .441 ex-Russian und ex-German con. BARGAINS moils ation. th. tadpoles are one-fifth of nn Big Spring 19 2fi .121 B in 1 *23. siotis in Ti<*nt:in. There is an F l* Moore, 701 Plummer. Pb ne the Strawn Grey- BUt 1 iund< rwater would not j inch long. Abilene 1h 29 J58*{ hour American chamber of commerce Priced for quick selling 843. *l*-f**atei . • 1* ’ Iwavs | say what his immediate plans were •'The tudpoles will continue to 1H .50 ,;57 5 a fa ... i. ___ u .1 /-u: «nd ■ i ir;irt ;i">>ciation. Lubbock r in the !state race, arid the exc*L- P t tl grow but they will develop only ,< i O*ies gjive Abilene .i t**r- ,*Y'. "7, MoU^. | American motor car exceed all I* K )R iCFNT \ ca ) t O f nlist the services of ( lar- 1oth.r-. in the crowded treet o f lo u" where the hind lega REAL ESTATE KOI I1 ! American League. ittle 19 to <. It WJl.i the %T’ I k east furnishetl apurtment Pr vate ! *■*!< 1• Da row, notad attorney. Tientsin, wher. traffic regulations I W " t« "Prout. They will n.-v.-r WHIPPET Homes, Farms and t ( lub— Won Lost touchdown scot st the bath. Apply *i!2 West Plummer. Virtual Prhonrri" are in charge of Chines.* police, I change into a frog. MRS. I RANK JIT % >5 .679 l..i gles that Keasfin. It he re­ ‘Tl tim*- h.i- passed.” Thunder- SALES COMPANY Philadelphia |under the direction of British, Office Room 512 Tf«6 IMKREVI! Bas- .9 .6.19 caiil**l that they won state wnt'-i aid, *‘\vh< n we can deal w ith 1 j! READ THE WANT-ADS PHONE 605 ^ - |St. l.ouis ; J l4 impionship. ■'rench, Italian or Japanese chiefs Bank; Re idem*, Phoaa siett and Len*i Street. the, Indian bureaus , of either the .o f police, according to th. partic-1 JACK WILLIAMSON, Mgr. ( levi-land it .459 1 ■ t anadiiii or \mencjin govern- ular concession on** happens to be ; ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ <6 f, 1 .. i 'hicago K* .455 , I *»m Yonker was r O I I E N I i furnished ments \\ shall ignore them and ; running through. Th* «• is an j Have you visited (he new Washington 49 12 .441 H:» n *r Rampagera, as Ma r apartment an*l garage. 212 North >n d fv th. m in all future activities* American daily newapap* r. Ameri-I Furniture Store * Detr*»it 434 and White machine was M K HAVE IT rWTi | * J ' | t Walnut. "VVi propose to demand of the can goods ranging from chewing 1 i Boston I kr own. Sandlin and I \STLAND II RNITURE N E \V M O 1) E L S 40 .374 shall govern nHi*-nt t" show cause why it gum to eight-cylinder motor cars, •d apart- w- re the coaches. EXCHANGE j i j 3 FOR RENT— Furnish* should| not respect provisions of I arc on view in the principal stores ment. Two Urg* room* and hath. Nathma th** treati*-- with our people, all of | Now On Display I L LER’ 1 on th*- main streets. There arc Investigation is the parent of 5-19-25c ST0RI Ali*o garage. ( |i.*t in. 7im Went Cbr >n I.r.st Pet. Ram page re had lie*! which mbeolote inde- American drug store American Satisfaction. At Our Show Room Patterson. ( all 90. 07 40 .626 Straw th Ir pend* n< foi the ivd man. M ______films and American jazz bund* 109 K. Commerce Combination New York 00 41 .694 opponent. Tb**^ Greyhounds “ The Indian always lius main- form the chief nmu < ment of We Sell Almost FOR RENT—Th rfK*m apart- PHONE 32 01 49 •55o "pbed 14 to 6. General VV hit- j tain**d that he is not a subject of Tientsin’s most international com-, VICTOR ANI) RADIOLA ment furnished. 1 Fast Valley. 59 4M .551 , ■ *. the famous Strawn quarter- j Great Britain or o f any other gov- .544 9 ^ . scored all hi* team - tO.|en In thi <«• unr r>. the And Ki»K RENT I tuples on: 50 47 .491 1 H now c*»ach at Slaton. James I government has forced a meaning- New Electric EASTLAND (0U unfurnished 3-room apartmer 52 54 31 65 /.at;■ 1 on«-tis 'cured Ranger' touch- less citizenship upon us and yet Atwater Kent Radios LUMBER COMP modern, also 4-rm.m apartmer Watch Our CONNER & McRAE 2X 70 ,276 ' ' r' n«*xt yarn". Hanger continued to herd 240.000 of <’ ur Good Building *»4 P17 W’est Main, or 612 We -liquored Ro coe, 2;» to 0, G eorge. people- on reservations as virtual Mam. Lawyers EASTLAND STORAGE Material /arafom-tis making three touch-] pri-oners. Windows for BATTERY COMPANY down!- I h< - ■ games did not count “ Th** Indian d ies not want that East Ian v, Texas i i FOR BALI Ml G. M. HARDER, Mgr. Phone 314 Wed n trio district races, a- the Strawn citizenship. He wants his rights, HYSTERICAL and Roseoe teams wer- not in Ran- These rights were promised in ■ FOR SALE—Two wh< ■ 213 South Oak. Sooth Carolina Lady Then treaties with both English and BARGAINS American governments. We have .'iXtr' * FOR SALE-Gulhran ei u. - f. Tried Cardui and Say* She ic o n feren ce s«*a.-on «>i)enen • ar ; dui. and my only regret Is that 1 did not know about it sooner,” says Zarafoneti . brothers starred. I he j courts, the government will be The Exchange National Hank dFr.g peache and plum- for played on a muddy field asked to set aside vast tracts of nirg. Hurry. Ml S Madera J Mrs. Lillie Pruitt, 130 ’‘K ” Street, OFFICERS this city. and Mitchell, Eastland - noted land in the West for the n*-w na- ir* i sidestepper, was helpless on of- lion. John I). McRae, President II—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE “I was badly run down in health. BILLS WASHING My nerves ‘went to pieces', and I ^ t 1**'* ‘ ‘ We would like almost the whole. Jack Williamson, Vice President FOR I. i had to go to bed. I w.is not able to -~~ | of Texas, with various counties Tailoring Co. GREASING W'alter Gray, Vice President cultivation. Four room house. Call do my house u ork for many months. In th* e days, the ( omanch" In- allotted to th* various tribe's. We W. B. Smith. Cashier “I got so bad off, I could not bear dians ranked high. Only a few shall Ik1 satisfied with whatever at filling station one mile east Phone 57 Guy Parker, Assistant of Olden for information. to have anybody walk across the years h> fur** they laid claim t<• we get, however, if it will bring and Cashier floor of my room. The least little the State title. Rang.-r defeated freedom from the 97 years of thing up et me. Sometimes I be­ the Indians. 3 to 2, wh< n Yonker. ruthless exploitation by the In- FOR SALE OR TRADE Lot 6. JUNIOR EMERSON Block 1, Chastain Addition l^ped came hysterical. I had bad pains kicked a field goal in the fourth dian Bureau.” POLISHING In my back and sides, and my head ■ for water, lights and gas. Fenced. quarter. Mason, Comanche's star.! ------. . . With 5-Year Guarantee P- and limbs would take spells of ach­ J. Y. Jordan. failed on two tries for field goals I LONDON.— The English have TEXACO and MAGNOLIA ing. which almost set me wild. - — recognized the "s o ft” drink. Ice WEST TEXAS COACHES “One day I was reading and I *3— AUTOMOMLES 1 Ranger's chance for a district J cream sodas, lemonade, ginger PRODUCTS "SERVING WEST TEXAS" I - saw *.vh**re a woman, who had a I championship battle with Abilene'ale, and other non-alcoholic DIRECTORY of service stations trouble like my own, had been re­ ended however when the Cisco Lo- thirst-quenchers hax*e never been MICHELIN TIRES, TUBE* lieved by Cardui. I decided at once GOING W EST dispensing TEXACO Gasoline boe- defeated the Rampagers, 6 so popular as they are now. to try it; so 1 began on a course to 0. “ The game was played be-j — ------, ■ ■ ■ and tor Go. in America is approximately 20,- will always be stiff collars for 600.09# acres; India has more the man who can't feel dignified TEXAS ELECTRIC Catch Bus nt West Texas Coaches IW*1 Texaco Jones, phone 123 than 50,000.000 acres. and important without one. SERVICE CO. W Main St. Phone 212 111 W. Commerce St., Phone 1*\

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returned home Sunday from th e, gum spent last week-end with Mi** Thought Dead, Alameda short course. They reported an Pearl McGaha in this community. Ii. awful good time and suid they 1 Mrs. El wood M inchew of Breck- He Refu*et To learned many useful things. T r s i T T t ^a t > r m r r A The crops in this community are Mrs. C. M. Rodgers und family enridge spent a few days with tier Leave De&ert looking go<*d as a result of the re­ spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Jones. cent rain. ( ’. M. Rodgers (J. R.) of Ranger. A number of people in this com­ Miss Winnie and Linnie Rod­ Portia n o.i-rheura one lirlilea- But Tom and Molly will aiwaye rw his daughter came to his weath­ U mk unlit her If «ke i IiookIii member that we aren’t hlcka. ItV er-beaten hut for him. f j ' t ! ’ bri.l.- Ilkrd lielim ai-eond H rtf% nut the pnln vnnl.hr. smart, you know, to go to a good „ II,Ml .»hlapera "Rp wife" ,HV »L „ „nrld of ildorntlou In hla hotel. It won’t break us to stay ut one for Just a couple of daye Ihrf •I'*-"'1 " " I- *’" 1 honeymoon | years among tennis players a« one , Mountain reaorl. find llertle uud you couldn’t have a better In f t | N r - ferarla the abndo.y < nat liy vestment." of the best unalyst-* und strategists m . ili. i.ri M lN they !■••- in the game. "ru mt.l IIml I Hf* nellnis na dle- * • • T t#f |„ ihrir iiliurnueiil liernuae DOD gave in. In her recently published book, u ->kn«n* w but Mod llbea." Molly lifted her eyebrow* la II,,. „r\% I. **«•«!» aetlle down In "Top-FIHe Tennis," Mias Browne r j - 1 VFU w|r mill borne, but entertain* a surprise when Bertie Lou tele­ prove herself not only un inter­ ,.1 mid *hr demands of boapl. phoned uud gave her the name of Illy deplete lln-lr Hnnnees. Iler- esting writer but a most excellent ‘y-i'4k 1 f l#n i. worried both about her their hotel. Molly wub not a Way- cLa‘ri mid I lln's persistent in- ville girl. Sho hadn't understood ! theorist and teacher. She suc- s„ afae uritea Mod to from Tom that either Bertie Lou's rryi n position In .New York 1 cecds better than any other author ban been offered him by na m or Hod's family was well to do. But on record in putting over her many I triesd. nm I II »s|,it. she supposed that must be the case. Hal lb.- serpent la not rnsf out She told Bertie Lou very cordially good points in language that the lirlr I den .el, for Just na they U-ginner und novice player can -0 that she would be over within an A' - (nyIns farewell lo frlrnda at y atalluS, I Ha nnnnuneea her hour. understand. And tennis is one very tea I Isa of aeelstc them soon In Bertie lx>u was waiting for her ! difficult game to teach in writing. a ,a I orb, for «hr Is lt»l»K la ^1 MUll.t I II AbRH. downstairs. After all. It might be And, to make her book more noteworthy, it should be mentioned rv t w ^ l i,U Mi UN WITH TilK STORK Just as well If Molly didn’t see tbelr that Miss Browne not only wrote CHAPTER IX V i room, she thought. Somehow It didn't quite come up to the glory ull her own copy but supervised jEHTIK LOU’S newly-found sense of the lobby. The rates tccra high, the art work, directed the illus­ of security vanished Instantly higher than she'd expected. trations ami "made up” in the composing room. Lila'- words. “ I might have “ 1 suppose you want to rush right :U»u it." she walled inwardly. over to Fifth Avenue and get some [Bat her auitiltle annwer was quite Some Free Pointers clothes." Molly gurgled, after one P ast A g e s A re N ear Some of the interesting sugges­ >rrut. "Well tell New York glance at Rertie Lou's costume. ire eotnlnv.* she said with the tions and points stressed in her Bertie l>ou became suddenly con­ hook are; with M a^olia Anti-Knock Gasoline lltuK sarinsm tlint had charac- scious of her summer apparel. >il their <<»nvernation slnre her Success begins and ends with ac­ Molly was wearing a Fall suit and -rlase. Mia hastily turned her a fox fur. curacy and control. Get Dependable Productm rk “ I’m dying to go shopping," sbs Practice, practice ami practice is A in hrfow rh* first wh.u nun u n » to America a rscr of Indians, hv.n* Natch out for those little wild ! e*-sen ial. Magnolia confessed: "but Rod wants to get in citi«s compowd of macv-sionrd building*, dwelt in ibe Great South ntn growing on the old cow ANTIKNOCK settled as soon as possible. I think Conserve your energy while ex- wni « • he clear, dry cl.nute ol New Mexico and Southern Colorado Gasoline 4h," hl.e warm'd Hod. “ Broad I’d better find an apartment ao we I hausting your opponent. hii preserved many example* of their architecture Something ot the.r P<»w»rful Kvrn Burnt n*. -’’s outgrown Its age of Inno- can send for our furniture before Use a system of play which not art still lives in the work of Zunis Navajo* and Pueblo. Some ol |re, they say.’* Kn*M-kl«aa I spend any time on myself.” only runs your opponent hack und their cities, abandoned (or centuries, '-belter only the mountain -*o"' (They stood there, waving goodby 'forth on the base line hut also up to* and x-oll I heir land .» now a havrn for peop'.r who want to A knocklrtw motor furl » itnout - 1 M oll? lifted her eyebrow* in surprr when Rcrtie I.ou telephoned Molly assumed e superior air. l«,, onoo» foriiirn matvrr, "•***• til s bend in the road turned | a dnbuck from the net. relax in mountain air and .umhine where man and nature have contrive- tio m p».rt- i»-u-v.lruiii b» »* »«ia l and gave the name of their hotel. from a last view of their "But. my dear," she began, “yoa Stress anticipation. unique human contrasts J£jmsi a background of natural grandeur. r*Huii - ),rwr**-'. It rxacta oa jm»Hi*« gen-!- T) • n they staggered and can't go about New York In a sum­ Study your opponent’s habit of ment of panic, picturing Lila In The Magnolia Man will be glad to furnish you with a free map giving nped their way through the ves- Hid aid they talked away ull their mer outfit at this time of year. ' making fixed replies. Magnolia Gasoline New York. Tho reputation of the mu\|>ri - —d f- irs. Each buoyed You'd make a wrong Impression latest bighwav information With its aid vou mav v.s.t thew pre Vile to iloir section. Bertie I i>v* din­ wherever you went. And of course u. h i*s «r. 1 «»r fcuw and nu^d* k down no the green plush seat j telegraphing advance information. lie harassed there— where rho had ner wus called they were buliditi? you want to look at apartments on i i p in in g week end trips to natural beauty near vou wh,*h • rat»- «■ rf.i*r**'K»n n kilon Mt*d Ik a tired sigh. Minimize your own errors. w h «r«v «r iKutiutuy i* dMiroU. no one to turn to— not that she hud a cattle somewhere In the city and the upper East Side." xfiord happy recreauon lor all the family. There » re soft violet shadows Sacrifice speed for accuracy. turned to anyone In Wuyvllle, but having no difficulty whatsoever in • • • May nolens Motor Oils and jund her eyes to testify to the Clear the net will on each return. The full pleasure of the rrip can be had bv going in vour car Propedv at least she hadn't been without its construction. Lubricants ytlcal and emotional strain of p K R T lE LOO gathered from her Get the hall in play otf service. conditioned and kept at it* best with the correct motor fuel =nd lubr - silent sympathy and understanding A i-araffl f * -l k e oil OP F ! ng up the flat. ^ rone that the upper East Side Do not stand flat-footed; bal­ c . ta The M gnolia Var near you all th w.-v. ha* Msfisoin A f*»r **v* rv oprr ttinir rofiditi^n : from some of the girls and her 4i| guess we’ve got our big chance KNOCK tusolmc. f.ee from chemicjl* or poisonous compounds, regular Ltarlng It had not saddened her was a part of town In which It was ance lightly and be prepared to k »ev" th« youiis in iiaovinjf ^muoh, however. To her mind mother—was a fate unthinkable. all rlclit." Hod was saying not desirable to make wrong 1m- Magnolia Cksolinc and the right par-fine-base Magnoien* N.otor On p«n». move in either direction. Tran mission Oil or Clfe-Sc to give you motoring at its best vis.t tru future stretched like a golden wlu n the waiter came through. pressions. But a doubt of the wls- Turn sideways for your deep Magnolia Household • pO D ,” she said In a fierce lit- Magnolia Man. He is friendly and helpful. Products «n before them. Its new prom- “ Let's r< b i rate with a good din- dom she'd been eo sure of on the strokes. tie whisper, and lifted the 1' - ' ' I'm train assailed her. It looked aa It ViicMilla K-n>“»nr. fur lamp-. helped her to forget the dull Fight with sel-confidence and a . •• . urul h>-u»rr*. A hiehtf silken fringe of her eyes to raze, starved. Ami maybe you think It one could err on the side of mak- VOL CAN’ prPFND ON MAGNOLIA STATIONS AND DLA1 LRS fiction that had dimmed her | determination to win but play fair. . •a wh >h bun* shiest hopes. The conviction terrified, at him; “ Itod, let's go W’on't be a treat to ent something |ng impressions that were too good, v t v t off«n*iY« AU® hack!" someone esc has cooked"* if rentals In the upper East Side • i ii4 hirkfAnt IA ex. -H* Rod’s proKTess In WayvHls A Very Fine Rook t m Lin. p ■, Mktrfi's*- •old he discoursglngly slow. It “ Honey." Rod laughed at her and Suddenly, nt table. Rod said: were anything like the rates of this Magnolia Petroleum Companv | I" t Oil ard M«k4‘ put an arm around her shoulders "Say, Bertie Lou. did you ask hotel. . . . ! It is impossible, with space limi* | Dul«iu Uunie-abc LubrioM ls grown gradually upon Bertie tations to give all of the tine ] 4 it.sus i heuk^hott 'Ik Soiiihwvkt as she realized the Impossl- to draw her close. Ills own voice Molly about a hotel In New York?" "Oh, I don't know." she said non­ was none too steady. Not so many "Of course not.” Bertie Lou re­ points of instruction otfered in her ; FOLLOWING DEALERS: ! [ op wfth tW fr i'M chalantly. "We rather think we'll I book. Miss Browne covers the VlAGNOT.l t PRODUCTS FOR SAI.F. in liTK ends and suvlng money at the moons had passed since his ndoles piled emphatically. "What would try to live within Rod’s Income." pence and he, was weighted with she think of ns? Everyone knows ..Then -d t0 th# field thoroughly, entertainly and FASTI. AND (■ A R S O N be time. skillfully and offer* one of the OLDEN • • • the responsibility of taking a wife the names of the best hotels there.” Bronx unless you want to live In a Hotel (iarage to a strange city. Roil paused over cutting off a bite cu,)hoar(i •• Molly advised “ But best books of it* kind ever pub- i J. Z. I'hillip;* was different, the had found, ; i«P P "ln t fhc peopl* “ f chicken. “ Don't you think ,n caB# you-ve t t0 hav« gom« I is hod. Oltlet. Filling Station 201 W. Main St. 1). K. lioat w righ t haring s place of their own. Sen ice Gasoline Station oneV he clothes. I'll take you to my fa * ('. F. Phillips seeni**d, as a married couple, Its new blood like us that made asked, n little anxiously. orlte shop" Hurrah for Thomas 201 N. I.amar Reference to the fact that Mis* hear a much larger share of the that city what It la." Lou frowned slightly. | Bertle Lou felt sunk. If she re- enalnlng than fell to the single Bertie Lou smiled back at him Me ve got to make a good Impres- fu„pd Mo]] mlght gljp88 thM „he Browne wrote and edited all her ■tar* 0f their set. And their copy brings up the point of how her...... moment...... of panic...... gone. What" - sion------on the“ I ------Frasers, she 8a,d ,m' preferred to wait and look around le flat had been popular—too very few of the writing athletes do could Lila do if she did follow patiently. for the best values. It would look lar. "Let's go up and see Rod them? They ought to be able to l why. -t\hat w"u‘u would cheap after the gesture they'd made their owm stuff. The us of ghost - Bertie l> m ° y d toward rhe door, n I A J! itid hid the disappointment DID YO l KNOW T H A T — hared they would reveal. Lila hair. “ Soft as corn silk,” he expect to get a raise some day. su5r* yo*- "lie words came lightly but IfooVdlut Ili-r gay acceptance thought, with never-failing delight don’t you?" Gene Tunney was asked what Rod's departure had been a In her daintiness. I She stopped nnd waited. Rod Bertie Lou waited nervously for the answer. The Idea that Lila might kind ot a boy he though'. Tom­ She'd meant all the time Bertie Lou glanced over at the ' nodd< d. "Well, If Tom Rees that my Loughran is. . . . And he follow. opposite section. It was unoccu you'i the sort of man who demands *ia'© made it up had come to her, answered—"I never heard that pled, so she cuddled up closer to t a lot out of life he'll know he has ' (T o Iks Continued) Jfcrtle Lou experienced a mo he was arrested for any crime." tU( iililll ii minimmwiniM^p imiiii«iHiwipHiimMiiiniiiiiiiin tmiiuiittwtiuiiwiuaiiiRvimitii>MuifaHHiSMHraniiiiiuinaM Mill fiiiti’tifiutiuiuiitJtiiiiaMMii . . . And Loughran. when he heard of it, said— " It ’s a g<>"d thing I can’t he urrested for Tris on the bench. contract for another year, and it is for what I think about him.” . . . Bobby Jones admits he gets A glance at the 1928 records doubtfbl if any other club would scared when he has to make a care to assume it should the Giants | will --how that Urban Shocker has money shot. . . . There’s a tule ^ / i t h t h e pitched 'wo innings for the Y'an- try to get rid of him. in Detroit about the Y’ankees ke« -. Those two innings no doubt Joe Harris Doomed on their last visit there. . . . V *\ , cl( a great pitc hing career. Washington baseball fans *ung The tale is that they broke a*. clays ago when Roger Peekinpaugh, *r Sir: eliminated in the first (primary rang down on his big league career his former teammate in New York, says it Rickard and Ringling willg align themselves for you to with the close of the present sea­ handed him his release. Ward is bu> the Giants he is going to C8 your opponent in the first Benefit agriculture ano business. son. For a few weeks last spring buy the circus. . . . But Rickard 0 I want to congratulate only thirty years old and should "Assuring you that 1 appreciate it lool ed as though the old Pole isn’t so keen for a big stadium th" normus vote you re- have lasted longer than he did. He the good feeling prevailing be­ back, imt it was only In New York now’. . . . an.Y ’< m such a .vhoii campaign would conic failed to thrive on the same kind tween all candidates for congress young Stoneham doesn’t want w weeks. Your home a flash. of training which has been follow­ rn the first campaign and with Covelliskic has a world’s series ed so successfully by Grover Cleve- a lotta lions. Ituve you such an enormous kindest personal regards, I am, . y *nd shows that they hold pitching record that approaches land Alexander. "Yours for better farm conditions, that of the immortal Mathewson. is good enough to do his own stuff. in hitjh esteem. 1 am sure "W. HOMER SHANKS.” Alexander will be forty-two next irt-a^ure tnis feeling of your In 1920 he beat Brooklyn three year and Jack Quinn will he forty- The newspapermen covering the W>ple as we all do. times, yielding filteen hits, walking four when 1929 rolls around. They Heeney training camp before the i . t-’lcse study of your career two men and being scored on twice. both are likely to stick around a "big flop’’ were astounded one a f­ •nce.s me thut your honesty, Sports Matter Ray Schulk, former manager of while longer. Quinn is pitching ternoon when Tommy LoughTan, ^•snesa, ability and legisla- the- White Sox, has caught the best ball he has shown in the world’s light heavyweight M ild enough for anybody ‘■xpertetu-e (qualify you to rep- BY STAN KRSKINE more games than any catcher in years, while "Old Aleck" can still champion, dashed into the press lhn> district probably belter United Press Staff Correspondent baseball history and raks with the win games. room with a handful of notes ami ®ny other man living in the It »« likely that the 1!»2S season host in the game. However, his pounded out his own story on a ,(t at this time. will be the last for many men active career will likely end with typewriter. . . . and yet they Satisfy* °“r environment out «»n the whose names are famous in the the few games that he caught for And he used more fingers on the rines you in close contact history of the national pastime. the White Sox this year. Hooks and Slides keyboard than any of the experts, - e/ arm. Problems qnd your There is no doubt that Tv Gohb George Bums was voted the most did less editing and produced a ♦O M O K ERS want a mild cigarette, but cross-blended from mild. pure, fragrant m anxiety, to do something popular player in his league no She Can Do It technically fine piece of copy. nnd Tris Speaker are winding up tobaccos in such a way as to give yon ""Y 'h" frirtit prohh ms nml their careers with the Athletics Inter than 1926. He has been It is a well known fact very few O not one that tastes flat. , 't easier to live in comfort benched in Cleveland, in favor of star athletw-* are good teachers Stalled Instaliments- W h a t they do want is mildness »vkh taste. mildness without the loss of taste. ‘aim cause me to beiieve this year. The "Grny Eagle" ha* been on the youngster, Eddie Morgan. and that some of the best coaches Maid—“ The furniture man is l They want a cigarette that w ill satisfy. W h i l e mild e n o u g h for anybody* l \ 11 can do more for us thun There i? a saying that "When they in the country were not star per­ the bench since the first two Chesterfield cigarettes are blended and Chesterfields s-a-t-i-s-f-y! " opponent can. go, they usually go fast." George form in their line. t Mistress— “ I ’ll see him in a end for the months of play. As the Athletics Aional mnke a bid for the leadership o' lias slowed down to a walk. One of the most prominent ex­ minute. Tell him to take a tliair." reason that you have Eddie Roush, former Giant out­ ceptions to the rule is Mis* Mary Maid— “I did. but he said be ri v and arquaintance with the American l.eagu*. Mark hns been playing an out field of linns. field star, also is nearing the end K. Browne, *tar tennis and golf would start with the piano and . I^re-,s»’>en and senators al- of the trail. Eddie carries a big player*, who has been known for radio!”— Sales Tales. of Washington which will Simmons and Miller. Ty has joined

XlL* FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 PAGE SIX EASTLAND DAILY TELEGRAM 1928. to Benefit. wet gas and the operating com­ DURANT GOES Mary Philbin Will Wed Film Executive WILDCAT AREA panies were preparing to drill in SOUND WITH The benefit of income from the NETWORK OF new apparatus will accrue chief- " if ’y •'Spr*' The well is located northeast of ON SCREEN ’ iy t