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THE GILMER WEEKLY MIRROR, THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1932.
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STAMPS NEWS
ing their milk.
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Cahnie Camp spent the week
For Constable, Preet, No. 1: _ merce Lamont, Feb. 10, 1930.
"The Red Headed Step Child"
Even if it was raining a good I For Justice of Peace, Preet. 4:
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Anclam, Prussia, Germany, on
June 15, 1872.
STAMPS 4-H CLUB.
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Mr. Harmon
Brown
„ 85c
He han a calf for his demon-
98c
Peaberry, 5 Iba. „
San .Antonio, Feb. 22.—Sup-
_ 19c
Akr
President crowded the streets
25c
Spaghetti, 6 for -
wind preparing to carry a group
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Senate Naval Committee unani
296 3td Iwc
I square.
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a
was staged at Stamps, by the
Stamps, people Saturday night.
ongview.
ey spent a
•with planning to kill Walter
Weaver, T. W. Hooks and Har-
ry .Ridgeway democratic lead-
Corn Flakes,
Kellogg’s 2 for
Macaroni or
Boston, Mass., Feb. 23.—Nat
V. Browne and Edward Muld-
off at Old Orchard, Maine, in
the monoplane "Lone Star.”
agec
was
Flour, good
grade. 48 lbs.
Coffee, best
buniness,
8 2twe
-highest
maryras the entries closed with
Gov. Murray failing to file,
Dick Spencer.
J. A. (Jim) Still.
eeg
few days with relatives here.
Lucille Nix has been sick
and had to mills school a few
it has rained so much that
the roads are so bad one can
hardly get over them in caks.
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■nd Fnglish
Prepnid. Live
Washington, Feb. 23.—Rep-
resentative McClintock, of Okla
homa, said today that he fear-
FOR MAYOR:
T. H. BRIGGS
Horace V. Davis,
Mr. Neil Buie is to have a
two story brick veneer resi-
dence built "at the comer of
Trinity and Cass street, where
he'now resides.
1.62
_ 9c
8c
Cigarettes
carton _____
Prupes,
Dried, 1b.___
Pepper and
Spicse, box ____
A Florida preacher has rais-
ed a chicken with three legs.
If tradition is to be believed,
that kind would just -suit a
preacher.
White Leghorha, $7.0.
delivery guaranteed,
ery, Mineola, Texas.
banks will loan al
any one has collat
Wm. E. Floyd.
R. H. (Bob) Messer.
A. J. Riley
the salary.
He asks the people of the pre
cinct .to give his candidacy seri-
ous consideration, and promises
to try to see them all personal-
ly before the democratic pri-
mary, but accords to them the
right to vote for any opponent
that they think will make a",
better County Commissioner.
MR. PAUL SMrTH ANNON-
CriS FOR COMMISSIONER 4-
Cheese
full cream __
TSteak
1b. 20c and __u
Rast, #
8c to ______2
Bacon, Sliced
22____
J. W. Gaston.
. CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
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ten, Pittsburg, Texas.
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the money vlte and eftective treatment tor colds,
al for. Most Speedy Remedies Known
Austin, Feb. 20.—Gov. Ster-
ling said today after deliberat-
ing and consulting Attorneys,
that he felt that the Federal
injunction against martial law
had entirely removed his power
to regulate the East Texas oil
field.
"I have decided that a Gov-
ernor does not have any power
other than to pardon a bootleg
ger out of jail." the Governor
said.
He said that an appeal will
Preet. No. 1:
B. F. Bledsoe.
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Houston, Feb. 22—A repre-
sentative of Attorney General
James V. Allred was expected
in Houston today to investigate
.the milk price war.
The South Texas Producers’
Association today continued to
undersell The distributors at re-
tail. -
The distributors are import-
flight to Buenos Aires for the
distance record. They were un-
For Representative:
Joe R. Hooton 4 "
Otis T. Dunagan
For District Clerk: •
W. J. Brison
For County Judge:
J. R. Hinson
J. P. Maberry
J. W. Petty
. W. B.(Buck) Kelly
For Sheriff:
BULLDOG LETTER MEN .
_ ARE ANNOUNCED
for he fa of the opinion that we
should vote for men for all of-
fices that we think "the best
fitted for the place.
and Mrs. Eschire Bland spent
a part of the week with their
WMted phone 8810 Tyler or write K.
. Griner 116% W. Erwin BL, Tyler,
MM. 202 6td
BBTOM HATt HINC.~K25 per tr.y
F ill to 1M W- Ret every Monday
«*« egu Saturday ar Monday. May
ft atock any baby chix on aecount of
v«M conditions, B. 4. Milter, JW
J. M. Seago
For Tax Collector:
- Nat J. Harrison
For County Clerk: 1
W.M. Smith
For County Attorney;
Curtis E. Hill
For Tax Assessor:
R. C. Elwell -
Charlie Owen
J. E. (Ernest) Genter. .
For County Treasurer:
E. E. (Ernest) Chandler.
For Commissioner Preet. No. 1
Ervin Cobb.
For Commissioner, Preet 2: —
Frank Robinson
For Commissioner, Preet. 3:
W. T. (Tom) Foster
J. (Press) Davis.
J. A. (Jack) Earp.
Alvah Long _
For Commissioner, Prect. 4:
Jimmy Fleet wood.
- -H. R. (Harry) Lucas.
Marshall Holmes
G. F. Amos
J. D. Watson
Paul Smith
For Public Weigher, Preet. 1:
C. E. (Carl) Ennis.
A. F. Burnett.'
„ R. H. Ray
J. S. (Smith) Johnson.
nounce the following candidates
for the, respective offices, sub-
ject to the Democratic Prima-
ries: . .
For District Judge, 7th District
Walter G, Russell
For Disrtict Attorney:
G. L. (Leslie) Florence.
For State 8e«ale, 7th Dist:
Will D. Pace.
Mineola Hateh-
S wtf
ONE YEAR’S READING for
$1. Join the Library.
He is a practical farmer and
stockman/ and a'gbod business
man, competent to fill the po-
sition, with individual ideas as
to the administratin of coun-
ty affairs. '.
He realises that the office of
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He favors changes in road
work in order to get more work ,
for the money, and better roads
for the amount expended upon
them. 4 *
He believes county officers
should put in as much time in
working for the county as they
would for an individual for
the week end.t Gilmer; and Mr.
Jim Fowler brought him home I For City Marshal:.
MARKET SPECIALS
mously approved the Hale bill,
authorizing the building of the
Navy up to the London treaty
limit. It lacks the appropria-
tion clause as the cost will de-
pend upon the number of years
the building is to spread over.
Senator Hale estimates a ten
year program, including con-
Racks and R. I. Reda,
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21c
15c
12c
19c
Mrs. Willis Venn and little Fair last year. Roy raised a
son Billie Joe spent the week pig and won a free trip,
end with her sister at Walnut to the Dallas fair this past year
"I know it wasn’t my good looks that brought you here to sec me," Mid Gov. Wm. H. Murray of
Oklahoma (pictured upper left) when he returned to his old homo town, Collinsville, Texas, after 50
years of absence. Murray told his fervid followers what he was going to do at the Democratic convention,
and' how the job of presidents should be handled, but he didn’t officially announce himself as candidate
for nomination. Above right is the crowd that awaited his coming to this little Texas town. (His monu-
ment may ba seen in the picture). Lower left shows Mrs. E. C. Williams of Collinsvile, as she presented
the Governor and his wife with a hand-made quilt Lower right is Col. W. E. (Bill) Easterwood of Dallas, —
Collinsville Welcomes Son Who Made Good in Oklahom,
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Berlin, Germany, Feb. 23.—
Mme. Johanna Gadski, 59, not-
ed opera singer, and former res
ident of the United States, died
today. She was injured in an
automobile accident yesterday..
Mme. Gadskii was planning
to return to America in the
autumn.
Her hueband who was Capt.
Hns Tauscher, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. Busch, were slight-
ly injured in the accident.
Mme. Gladski was born at
crowd attended the play.
Roy Willeford is confined to
his bed by sickness at this writ
ing.
Mr. Marvin Shockey spent
aie gdla
2003td l Stwe
Mr. D. T. Roman, age 60,
died at his home near Glenwood
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning
after a lingering illness with
Brights' disease.
He is survived by his wife
and several children.
His funeral took {dace at
Grims Chapel, Rusk County, on
Monday afternoon.
Evelyn Martin High
In Studies at C. L A.
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Special to the Mirror.
Dehton. — Evelyn Martin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
G. Martin, Gimer, is one of the
upper nine per cent of , the stu-
dent body at Texas State Col-
lege for Women (CFA), who
made all A‘s and B'« except in
Physieal Education, during the
first semester of 1931-32. Miss
Martin has been placed on the
Dean’s special honor roll, ac-
cording to E. V. White, Dean
of the college. Miss Martin,
who is a freshman in the col-
lege is a Vocational Home Eco-
nomic major.
Miss Martin received the-fol
lowing letter of commendation
from the Dean:
. “The records in the office of
the registrar show that all your
grades were A‘s and B’s except
Physical Education,. for the
first semester of 1931-32. This
places you in the upper nine
per cent of the student body,
and I congratulate you upon
this attainment.” •
old friend of the Speaker, pre-
sided at the mass meeting held
at 2:30.
Governor Sterling and prac-
tically all th state officials
are present. ,
The Texas congressional del-
egation wired messages of sup*
port. j
Word has been'received that
Garner and Roosevelt are the
dez. nisht with their Paent8 White straw is this year’s
Mrs, Homer Venn is at the favorite in Millinery. Rough
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Charstraws, Milans and Montelupos
lie MeKnight at Graceton. are featured with white, Nas-
____________ sau blue, love green and black
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cobb and the popular shades. At Mrs. S.
Commissioner is one of ithe
most important in the county,
and says he favrs road tax
paid on certain * roads being
used so far ar practieal and pos
sible to maintain those roads. —
He also favors some changes
in some way to reduce the
county taxes, believing that at -
present they are too burden-
some. m
BABV CHICKS
, qunlity, Barra
$800 pr
Pure Bred
on its test
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Mrs. L E. Lane
Died Wednesday
2=. 215
hpui,o
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nannenunnannannnckd
a cylinder burned out. Muld-
owner is backing the flight.
f/ATE WIRE NEWS tructon now progressing, mod
ernizalionsand new ships, will
Coffee, Aroma peaberry,
guaranteed to QO.
please, 5 lbs.__CJC
Coffee. 70,
Folgers, 2 lbs _ 6 OC
Austin, Feb. 23.—Judge J. I).
Moore held that the State has
jurisdiction over three major
foreign oil companies failing to
answer Attorney General All-'
red’s anti-trust suit.
Judge Moore upheld the
writs of attachments Allred ob-
tained against stock of the Tex-
as companies owned by the
Standard of California, Stand-
ard of New Jersey and Socony-
Vacuum.
Allred is suing them for a
million and seventy four thous-
and each.
The Shell Union Oil Co., also
failed to answer. The Judge
gave the four until 2 p. m. to
answer. If unanswered he will
give judgment by default.
only two candidates qualifying appropriated by the government
for the Georgia Preference Pri- to loan the farmers. The local
R. Mace said that a political
feud was responsible for the al
leged plot to kill six Hidalgo
county men, for which eight
were arrested yesterday.
• W. H. McClelland, Walter
Van Allen, and A. F. Dargel
were released today on a $1,500
bond each, charged with a con-
spiracy to commit murder.
Five are still held. All are
members of the Good Govern-
ment party. They are charged
owner, were forced down hereydays.
this morning after taking off
Mrs. I. E. Lane, age 68, died
Wednesday morning at 6 o’clock
after an illness, of long dura-
tion, she having been a para-
lytic for some time.
She was the mother of
Messrs. Jack and Earl Lane of
the Lane Cafe.
The funeral took place Wed-
nesday afternoon and the re-
mains. were laid to rest in the
City Cemetery.
ed the giant navy dirigible, the porters of John N. Garner for
Akron, was irreparably darn-
ers and three others unnamed, a k- — — wre
because of the loss of the wa- parents here, fxom )
ter district election.
Edinburg, Feb. 20.—Ranger
Captains Frank Hamer and A. end at home from Commerce.
ety rets upon the sanctity of
.titles. Judge Will C. Hurst ear-
ly Thursday night placed F. J.
. DeArmond under a ten-year
penitentiary' sentence after he
had pleaded guilty to aiding in
the forgery of a royalty deed.
The penalty was inflicted at a
night session of the district
coFt.
Sentence was believed to chai
lenge in length any yet asses-
sed in Texas on a similar
charge.
Reuben Bell. Gregg county
negro, And his wife, appearing
as chief complaining witnesses,
testified ' that DeArmond had
forged their names to a deed
-eemveying 10-115 royalty in 160
acres of land to a Fort-Worth
firm. _
T DeArmond, a gray-haired
man, of about 40 admjtted he
received $4,000 for the deed
which was purohased by the
Salt Mount Oil corporation.
Witnesses were called to the
stand from Fort Worth and Ty-
ler, among other places. The
two negro complainants were in
court throughout the three-day
session, battling their way thru
the slough of mud that sepa-
rate*’ their North Gregg retreat
from the “mainland.”
Washington, Feb. 23.—The
cost $980,000,000.
The committee asks early
consideration of the measure.
There is a similar bill in the
House.
In a speech last night Sen-
ator Hale said the Far Eastern
suituation emphasizes the ne-
cessity for an efficient Navy.
-yesterday. The fabric of this city today, and at-one-
orn and the rudder smash thirty a big parade was staged,
ed when caught in a gust of- Mayor C. M. Chambers, an
ANNOUNCEMENTS D. T. Roman
Died at Glenwood
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Mr. W. M. Burkes met with
us February 18th. A program
consisting of 4-H Club songs
and yells, a declamation was
given by Lois Phillips; Roy
Willeford gave an interesting
report of his trip to the Dallas
hurt.
be taken to the Supreme Court. Browne, a former Texan, said
Miss May Willeford, Mrs. For Justice of the Peace,
Louis Camp and Mr. Johnnie
At a meeting of the Union
Hill basket ball squad held last
Wednesday Coach_Farguson an-
nounced the letter men for the
year.
The following plaeyrs will re
ceive syeaters: Captain Mor-
gan Aills, Troy Skates. Lester
Patterson, Elton Adkison, Carl
_ Smith, Floyd Fannin Paul Wil-
leford and Williard Bullock, bus
iness manager.
The will of Mrs. J.~C. frosier
Longview, Feb. 19.—Declar-
ing hat the foundation of soci- -
Nutienal Bank bldg. Phone 27:.
201 aid Iw.
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$ FOR SALE- Full blood White Leghorn
• roonters, one year old. Setting eges
He «orW7; 2.50 per trey. Baby chicks
aoo per hundred. Mrs. Lee Driggers, '
iEsomen________1d1w" '
To Eurt Te««« Royalty "«l
MU 1 Have Dallas income and real
dence property to trade for East Tex-
g ns Royalty and Oil Property' if In
Remember Sunday night isstration this year.
our regular singing might. Ev- We meet twice a month even
eryone is invited to attend singif Mr. Burkes. cannot be with
ing. . | us every time. We render a
Mr. Harmon Shockey of Am- Program for each meeting. We
arillo spent one night last week are trying to make our club the
with his aunt, Mrs. L. O. best in the county.
Shockey here. Mr. Marvin Mr. Burkes talked on several
Shockey accompanied him back interesting subjects which we
to Gilmer for the week end. all certainly enjoyed.
Messrs Harper and Eschire] The meeting adjourned until
Bland of Longvlew spent Sun- February 26.
RATES: One cent per word per insert-
ion. Minimum eharge 24 centa ■ week.
Want ads are payable.in advanee.
FOR SALE-e rood mules, 75 bu. corn,
wagon, 4-ineh tire, 150 huckets ribbon
~ eane syrup. See S. W. Warren at C.
C. Couch farm, Thomas, Tex. Itwp
FOR SALE— A pair of work mules,
well broke and gentle. Apply to J. H.
Holmes. Itwp
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BTRAYED-From Wood county: One
bay mare, one grey mare, one mare
mule with one eye. Notify w. A. Ca-
21fr_1.00
Compound, KO,
8 lb, bucket •JC
Everything El our Store is Marked at the Very Lowest
Cash Price Possible. Cash Delivery Service
0. L Nations Cash Grocery & Market
BETTER FOODS FOR LESS MONEY. PHQNE 14«
blacksmithing and battery
W. D. Darnell.
NICE CAFE for sale, good location.
Bw Good rooming house for lease. _Renl
burzainin a house and lot,, $1300.
Good house and lot for sale at "a bar-
rain. suitable for business, elose in.
Four room house for rent. Three and
4-room unfurnished apartments, hot
water, for renk. ' See us for your
moats. Guan-Taylor Realty Co., First
Of Congressmen
" flight. '
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Farm implements are selling
at new low prices, as we are
closing out this line. W. H.
MarstaM. Itwc .
tr TWO YEARS AGO
“The Stock Exchange crash
had to come ... In 30 days
from now probably we will not
know there was such a thing.”
—Senator Fess, Chairman of
Republidan National Commit-
tee, Feb. 8, $930.
“There is nothing in the bus-
iness situation to be disturbed
about.”—Secretary of Com-
i
i ■ ft
K£ NOTICE- To my friends and former
customers: I wiU now bo located in
part of the shop building at the rear
of the Postoffice Service Station on
Northeast corner of equnre. Ceme
E around and give me ■ chance at your
Crkers Td.
2 lb. box__H", •' I •C
Catsup, Sniders 1 •
large bottle -- IOC
Beans; - 10,
No. 2 can___— IV
Corn, white or . A.
yellow, No. 2 can I vC
Pig-Feet, . , in
pickled, pt. jar 1UC
tl
'■ p i.i n/.
Two burglars ransacking the
home of Samuel Sikora in San
Antonio, Texas, became so
much annoyed by childish ques
tions from the Sikora children
that they put them to bed.
NU-MO-CIDE
The Medicine With Many Uses,
but a Reason Why
Colds, Croup, Coughs, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Pneumonia, Cuta, Infection*,
Bruises,.Sprains, Congesttons.
’ YOUR DRUGGIST
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They were attempting a Creek.
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L IIC • .
-of Cork, Ireland, bequeathed
$26,000 to her cook.’ .
"WANT ADS
Sausage I KA
pure pork, AOV
Wetner „ _ 19c
ammh__ 20c
X. m.___20c
-htusut oe"ni
, THREE BIG SPECIAL DAYS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AT
0. L Nations’ Cash Grocery & Market
Sunday. .
Mrs. Hicks is reported better
at this time.-.....•
Mr. and Mrs.' Harper Bland
ft—
Gets Ten Years In
Pen For Forgery
On Mineral Deed
Mrs. Frank T. Smith made a B. Stapp’s.
business trip' to Tyler Satur- I —A.-
y ........ 666
Ten million dollrs has been I
T - LIQUID—TABLETS-SALVE
. i - , . 666 Lquid or Tablets uned internally
to loan the farmiers.-The localsana 666 sulve externaliy, make ■ com-
nouncement of Mry Baul Smith .
for Commissioner of Commis-
sioners’ Precinct No. 4.
Mr Smith was born and rear
efl where he is ‘nowTving west
of town a few miles, and is too
weh known to the public to
need any introduction by the
Mirror. Under the 'Gov. Neff
administration he served four
years on the Live Stock Sani-
tary Commission, with credit to
hmself and the administration.
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