Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 211, Ed. 1 Friday, February 5, 1932 Page: 4 of 6
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NaHaqai IUfr»a*at*ti*# Thm Hall} Cram Ut|w,
Defiaa, fkm.
500 Per Cent Jump In Federal
Tims
In i ment addraw. United 8Ut«n S#n*
tor Fail* Herbert of Rhode Inland, pointed
out that a few year* ago a trmJndou* hue
andcrywna hoard became the co*t of the
federal government had rawhed $1,000,000,-
000 a year. Yef. at the loot aeaaion of Coo-
W ippraariatloaa auMla totaled
than four billion dollar*. In the SI years be-
tween 1900 and the preaent. the per capita
coat of the federal government inrnm
from M M to $S2.M-about 800 per cent.
tlvitle* of
gglaiegr ettgsjaaefjhr^
Uv.tic* of government into other field* than
them- originally contemplated by the found
era," Raid Senator Herbert, "thr««- increaaed
coat* are inevitable Through th.- effort* of
organized minorities, we are conauntly
broadening the wop.- of aur i.ix-ration*, and
naturally increasing our w*t*
In other word*, those grout** and clique*
which campaigned ao atrenuoualy and auc-l
ceaafully for government operation, of ,thia out of everyone. ,
government *upen i*k»n of that, are now I y°r oaampie, it i* not ao long atnee Preai
paying the piper along with the £rt of u* W* A Farrell of the U. 8.8teel cor-
who mm Mptawfi -fit; wHi aMdgh too^corpof'
hi the beeiaaif. The hand of the beaureau-H
crat la aaid to throttle Initiative-and it
High Wage Theory Is No
Longer Obeyed In Capital
WASHINGTON, l>. C. Feb, 5 - Any
farmer can aee that reduction In agricultur-
al production will increnae price* of agri-
culture product*.
The trouble hi that, when the desirability
(from agriculture'* atandpoint) of auch re-
duction hat been agreed upon, the almost
irresistible tendency is for esch individual!
farmer to plant Tnore and cultivate harder
than ever, The aaaumption i* that other*
will reduce, a* a result of which he will make
a barrrlful of money,
TMa principle is will recognised; agri-
culture* dot or* in the aanate and house of
rrpreecnUtivea discovered it quite awhile
P*Now it ia beginning to be obaarvsd that
the **me principle, eliKhtly modified by dif-
I'iZTr, ftt-.yr,** **"*■"•
fcSErtw, — urn«■iolmsSiJhi
The theory ia aa clear to captain* of in-
H ia to tbs Canaan tint frww of
buahela of crops will sell for more per bushel
But in practice—
While earh individual captain is heartily!
in favor of the maximum scale for a curtailed
Iday and week. too. maybe) in all.the plants
of hit conprtHora. bo Mas that hi* own
particular concern cannot possibly get by
By of its staff to the
ounce of energy
without cutting the pay of
bone and wringing the last
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Whooping Cough
And Danger of
•y LOGAN CLENDENING. M 0
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me a .mime wpla jtot • wy
wr otM am* h niki tVs*i imnng
a IM flWMI Ol
MIS of i l iUrtti
sue It ti»* year#
Intel to* tin
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(.Vedenin* ftnuuoo at a
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i Dm salient aitMima ta c*n
pfeka the public jsicketbook with
i and dlapotch. Nothing ia more «•
or more detrimenUl to progress,
remember
i we go to the pods.
The Silver Question
* - Hi metallism, new l*-ing widely advocat-
ed ofter a long period in which it dropped
atkma for slashing the wage* of their em*
ployes. Nevertheless, the steel corporation
presently slashed the pay of its own em-
ployes. • It issued a statement explaining
that It had to.
th’# transportation
A.HW -Qiaos emc MowETTAWtovt toRgrEftAEP’ tvn&gB&Kauom.m'.
wm«y at th* An
Th* UN Of
0*S «f wktoq-lcj 1
totiv# Mly If lh«7un|
UN Son no h»„n. in |
•O'* Of .P rpIfNU l|«|
••ool lera-
Tb* Bturoui toriKS *»ry tMMrteua.
II u uim.-i.li M dH-i**, awi indae*
* irolonged ftesMftf *!«■•!. Unilly
•"ding in a #t 4*n of lb* slouia Tb’»
ih.Mtoa* to aufforatt o># child um.l
•» il rolniM, i ho l.roaih .. i!r»*S itt*»
rooulMna •»
•ww4 of whwe»h■ n *!>*• »t* k*i*i*
to IS* «ll»r»w VutBHUIg Him *tti.
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J OM irll. » m *!lMi1|tttti* la
*ti i*.l of th. umt u- Th* uwnft'M
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,-on.wkr*Mv »e*sht W-l »**k.
ni*-*r»:,n*-»* *r..l '(inufh'iw. to
pffh0M*nil|lh* WMlto
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at nuhot**.-M
theatres
nu t;n.F
log in
—Managers tran.portawon com-
panies insist that the pay cut for which they
have been fighting so persistently is to be
for a year's duration only. .
Officials of the railroad brotherhoods,
however, laughing mirthlessly, remark that,
*__u . - -. i once cut, they consider the old rates’ rentor-
•* the yf*r’* end about as likely as a
Moptad Mindly. But It does seem worthy J nf foreign debt repayment* at
. .. «., • . . n i the end of President Hoover’s moratorium,
m tne mining journal, j. u. I iy0 wh*t extenpreductiona have been ef-
fected by the introduction of so-called *‘ef-
of intelligent analysiaB
_ Writ&g in the Mining Journal, J. |
■ an engineer of Colorado, advocates
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purchasing power of whole peoples has been
reduced to half or leas of it* former It-vi'
while time continued booming
i were so plentiful that there literally
I was competition for men to fill them. I
____ ■ W ■ ■■ ,nnum Today It evidently i* in serious danger
SFMrtM mining means ao much of our [or™y to *dhcre to *nd W »«*•
states that legitimate and practical tatonr-1 d
°f It .ffreUth^ygiNbll^ . MiffiiB,"11 *k"-
Our nation.
Hope For The Farmer
Bl^MAiMllrfaMnnMmm. Oivtil
fence, the well known poUticnl journalist »nd
editor of the United States Daily, said that
the present transition of tericulture from an
unorganised tor an organised basis, cojlsti-
tutes the most hopeful feature of the present
agriculture situation. * '
The cooperative movement is growing to
able degree, not only in scope but in
There are now about 12,000 co-
operative associations in the country, with a
total membership of about 2.000,000 farm
era. They did a business totaling $2,500,-
D.000 over 1930. ■ y. S
caent depressed con-
ulture should be optimistic for
The day the first cooperative
■And,.simultaneously, ail sorts'of credit!
devices are being resorted to in order to stim-.
ulate markets, advance commodit;
and, of course, increase the coat
THE GRAB BAG
college first played football a* we
the game? .
_
Are there any games played by children
to<l*y that were played in the time of the
Romans?
■ - ■■
Which is the oldest of Christian festiv-
als?
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Correctly Speaking—
The pronouna this and that are peculiarly
liable to In* used with what may be called
____________.wetk "toence. Say ”He asked where Cary
farmers join together formutu- *»»• I could not answer that question.” Not
the farmer will hav» J—ched the "He asked wRete Cary was. I could not
answer that.” ~ - >
was a red letter day in the history
And the day the last group of
Today’s Anniversai
d*y, h
state constitution.
On thin
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CHAPTER «•
WHEN, MAWCU gM Mf
MV at nrotdvay at *>fhl. it*
brilHsm m. aruitm-tora tofl h*r
•ereehkN rot wtcrnl mons-nt*. ahilv
itotry I'u Won *n}<>)*d hi* ptiviksoof
Mvln* b**B xhm on* to intro4ut« h*f
to lb* arana. »n0 WatcMA tb* rb*ng
in* **er***ton* on b*r younc. *in
u** tata.
iha tumt4 to«»rd him Hk* *r
•w*t chil i *n« mM ooflly. *1 4f4s1
know tb*r« »•» to muvb NwlUcity
in *11 th* world!"
II* touched indulgtotly. m Ih
would b*«* touched at tb* Mrrodallty
ufa child "It to non rafrohinc
and that th*ra w snyon* Ifit ia Lb*
world who rap be impmawd by any
Moot |«o|4* look at Mai.-i.ra
Kalta and •trl.ilm. la that tb* best
ib*y ran domltb waterfsttor or they
climb like* Peak and art dlaappolnted
■hat lh«y haven't raatl.«d heaven It-
«*lf. or they look-at Uiopdway and
■ra dtaappointed that Theflfttd
*trik* them Wind Tli*ra Ia rawh
aatlafartinn ia Mtartatninf a g
<oa. but you art rara
“Am I aunixMed to a* aored ay
everything, rtca 4 II dm* make
mng • gut Ukt
for which the more progressive mem-
i of his Industry are working. The time
n man could stand atone in his busi-
in past. He must join with
the same edeavor, so that all
and find a sound market for
they have to sell.
"Vow luai go on Ming your twrat.
Mlur.il Self and »<ik* ad tb* Joy yoa
ran Sad in life" he advircd Th* car I
tltded over to th* curb, and alo* *4 to
« atop before on* nf th* mM brill
tlantly list;ted theater enlranc**. Al
uniformed dporman »i ran* forward
*liJ aseirled Marrto to plight, Sftwl
which th* car purred away at rht
ttridaara of th* aomtwr-fheed chauf-
feur. is her gtramtng motor c*r#
formed a couinumi* atrram thatl
alowad and bulled briefly at tha »nl
I ranee, and from **ch of them there
• merged more color and beauty tad
4*«llng brilliance that awept Into th*
gilt and marble lobby, and flowed
4#ww into it* deep carfelwt atol**.|
naill the orrheetr* waa a c
cMtlOM N* «f face*. .
. IMMs tlasgtot sfe| tUWW «#
rurjifT had told her that Brosdway
«o«iM UWk her th* meaning at th*
Turner
and admired her th* mart for baring
had th* courage to make the heat of
miefortua*. and contributing thoaam*
ambit ion to a email vtatura a* ah#
could bar# given to a mere important
on*. Their intereN *M. admiration
hkd ratoed her **lf.e«te*m conatder-
•My, and though abe had fallen in
lov* with neither on* of them, their
flattering word* and admiring «r**
were attmutottng to her woman-*
heart Tor all women want to be ad-
mired by men
Marrto pondered upon thtt troth
*e oho g«*«d ever the eoatly array of
feminine adornment that waa eel
lacted in ih*t one audlenra It did
not ao much rapraaent th* ranlttos of
women aa Ih* demand* of men. that
must employ *very an of na-
turn to enMao* th# charm of nature,
and U> bo deolrad of men T. that
end they worn earl necklace# coat Inc
on* hundred thotaonnd dollar*, and
twenty . thouaand . dollar omornld
bracelets gardenia* at lira dollar*
each, perfume that coat on* hundred
dollar* an ounce, and fur* valued at
f dot* no fto. ***'( ifltjwww
wan Jump itjia my thm,t and turn rc*?r*>f *1**- ** uftii hundred dollar*
ru^MAffTtoi-hurkled ••''*>. to match their gpwna, and to
rapture the Issey of eccentric admir>
era. or ad^ted rtaque atytoa to dare
other* who could not he attracted hy
method* The world
Uliiil mi ■iis«:sii t»rwwig>:
batlnatog and end In 4h* mating la-
atlnct ft alt reverted to Ju*t that
The Men waa both Inrplria* and .le-
as are Ul powerful truth*
Ifarcto a mu red herself, however.
become* ih# keeper ot her huoband** j The attniclinn at the Nu Gulf film ia.
"Men of
jBMBtfrt I
her
ahieh term* to aatiaty moot
l That minority, a hk h crave*
eonttaat Itotiery and levotlon, ami
it rare a whoop If th* inal* of
•al pleaetH*. wild* tie dele- "hltSItW t»!*iv'i.|es a thrill a tni..-1 c-r»c«ti n* • i
■r to look «fi.r her own aa j ut* through thr .irath-lflying ' „ ,
feat* cf fil-mt Tryon, Ifjlu Me-' " bu,U u:' 10 *1
Cullougli an i Otht-r fealurod mem i"1*11* dimur.
____________ _______________ >"• the twt »t "The Sky I toared fid |
and unhappy either evade* marriage. t meiodramatk feat u r e. Pari* cml oiher
It eipcdient to change huv. iproduction. jit reflect* the ,
bands often for if a woman io»m According t.i rc|wrti ot |i£t.oft» j of modem t.m*» Lui
wlm have aoen ‘ Th* Sky Kp-'i-r," i with the ha- * aid
there is r.ot u t!uil moment tjur-Ja dominant enn
iog the—entire action of
flattrry and attention from her »i-
mlrer. a man require* pampering ani
humoring Ul bis Ufa dotnetlmea, a
woman even ha* to brgtn before mar-
riage. to win a man at all
But Percy buMott waa one of tboae
dominant
, —------------ —1 enemies' thn ugh
But Percy DuMoi. waa one of there ‘ *hich U.1U of tb- efforU j tlw_ wnmnn
MttdlBdt men, who had Sewwd-wo—poL-tha Morgan hretheee, air pi‘<aj With fl * ipjoi
in the employ of L'nd« Sr;n’g nir pouH
that ah* had not attired beraelf to proaper. on* mum rapltalla* one of
aHean* ft.,U«le lad iha aaat ... ih. ka.I. I., .h.* _I. k.a. a*_.
attract DuMott And tlw neat mo-
ment eh* waa asking hereelf If ah*
hdd jMt Beat V-dtoa ’wars «at M
lov* with him. and bad no dealre to
•s, sto neyarthalaw tUMM to retain
hi* aiimlrailoa It repreNni*d th*
maatatlma aultud* ia gdheral. and If
■to could bo attramie* to other men.
whoa Um did not love. It gave her
confldeora thqi ah* might be abto to
*ttran dtoTtoMltotarn04nnm
man when b* did appear. There waa
would iMrh nrr flit mo&nint ot th# nn ir'
word theater. The daring, arintdtot--
ft^y^nc;':^^ ,n 1
tottpaed anything that Marti* ever
him evper.enred She wondered hare
U to* poes hip that .he. hill. Marcia
rersary
in 1777 Gsorgia adopted a
Today’s Horoscope
s Ixirn on this day i
Moyer, could be totting her* la thto
aaMaibty. jj|# m company with an
important corporation pretodent. Why
waa aho ao fortunate a* lo be enter-
Mined hy men like Turner OUmore
•nd I’erey OuMottf Much more lm-
porum women than the. had in be
taatm wtta to* stoseiMu men.
There mun be jmmetbUtg about her
which they admired enough to seek
Her companionship. ~ * „J
Anyway, it afforded her a mom of
importance that rrached beyond her
tombto service to humanity. She
rcallred, wlihouc vanity, that had
rurumatanree been
might well be doing
•Itnlflrant, and be fuet aa
W tt •* *he waa at
■IS th* meantime. Marcia waa fharl-
n»«#d by tb* etoborat* epectacto.
which waa hems prewnted tor tbclr
entertainment. She waa conaclou* at
time* of her. far* going hot over the
daring quipa that were toaaed about
panlon waa not aware of her dlarom
fort She told heredf that there bold
departures did not embarrass her; It
waa only that abe waa not accua
tome it to them. And revolved lo dc
velop a sophistication that auch In
fonnnlltlea could not penetrate.
DuMott wav a delightful boat, aa
favtlilloua in hla demand* for food
and entertainment ** be wav In hla
attire. He waa continually aollcltou*
for Marcia's comfort and pleasure,
which la always subtle flattery to a
■he woman.. She does wall to enjoy that
more brief period ot gallantry, too, because
when a woman marries, th* situation
usually glide* Into raver**, and abe
woman for whom he wivhe.1 to be re-
aponelb!* m exchange for being pam-
pered by -hat on* woman It pleased
hi* vanity to bo tb* solicitous one. so
long ** th# woman of th* moment
pleased hi* faney, and appreciated hi* /
technique Ills comidlments were of-
fered with a reserve that left him no
after-glow of obligation, and never
went beyond th* present delight of
coquetry. Marcia retired that, al-
though hi* courern foe her tmpfled,*
personal.interest. It *** not bonus*
K# was any more *iti acted hy her
than ho had- been' hy many. A her
women U was thto understanding of
th* man which lustlflcd her own
temporary Intcreet and* pleasure in
btocouifwiiy •____j...-—■-
, They ton lied In the foyer during
the cnfr'acle, which reaemWcd a llv-
lag pageant of beamy.
“Ro wonder, your business it
proRaMe one." Mlrvii observed.
“And your*.' He smiled "Tea to
the basic principle* that rule l>fe. One
of those I* beauty - j
"In auch a place as this, II appears
> dominate all the other*"
"Vet. we have Just left a place
Mjjjy, »< Appeared that appetite
"And lo get here, we rode In a
vehicle that might well proclaim
nmn* comfort to bednoat Important
All of them involved beaulv. too"
"Tliere you are." he agreed "llcatify
may be the supreme factor, after all "
"It la quite nn Important factor In
>ur scheme of thing* I bcllei c."
Marcia ventured.
“Mght you are And why not? We
get no more than we so after. 8o,
why not try for the beat the world
hast The same factor actuated your
freely, and hoped that her com- dralre to leave Mitchelfleld. Toq
wanted more of th* wqrWs beauty
totofTTS mgthof ambltKSd
It# ultimate goal It prompted th*
-reatlon of such a performance na w*
are seeing ibnlght It slso prompted
thto audience to gather htrt and wit,
new the dleplay. Love and beauty
deservo to be the conlrolhng elements
In life, beenuao royalty rules and
challenge* tb* respect of it* tub-
Mr
th# development
of her own destiny.
(TO Mg. COXTINOED)
of -l-.Jin
mail department, to trap a Run} Kelly, fU'Tj h litre
of sky bandit* *ho have been. Davia, lb# t;l<n
preyioff on the planes crrryinK it is livr.-l in tv
tkc valuable- yhiprm-nU of caidt’msrk in it< .Mincali«(
and recurftle*. * o,' tlvc wot Id.
0n» acene in particulci wliieb
has arouani considerable comnunt
show* * battit in the air between Manager
Tryon, the hero, and McCullpugk,
who ha* the heavy assifaiaenl.
Tryoii carry ing a heavy, shipment
of gold, find* he i*- being trailfd
by McCullough who, coming with-
in firing distance let's go with
hit “chopjh-iliterally peppering
the daahboanl of Trjrtm’a ma-
chine. •
lorltod t
I la t to |
ia
Nmoter
HlfUKIftf
|kU, due to
InatdM were |
F to boya on i
nut
In to se n
, and
will
or leas,
i a pound of I
I *t*P through [
[A Mly jro
i will fight Av
from Sul
•ry treat, f
tort,
I negro, 200, <
UtJ
curtain
| Governor Rolph
i wperior judge I
CR(
m: luxe
Bringing to the screen one of
the moat outstanding casts eve*
presented in. a Western picture,
“TVo-Fiated Justice," ^Monoww]
production starring Tom Tyle
will open today at the De Lux<
theatre for a run of 3 day*. ■
In the supporting cast of thig
w nastionai" depiction of frontier
life in the Civil war days are
Barber* Weeks, leading, lady .for
EddfeiCantor in “Palmy Days"
and Wampaa baby star, Yakima
Canutt, rodeo champion and hero
of a wore of popular Western*,
eight-year-old Bobbie Nelson, star
ot the Tarean wrie* and many
other pictures, Kit Guard, atar of
more than 60 prize fight pictures,
and Bill Walling, G. D. Wood,
John Elliott, Pedro Regis, Carl
DeLoue and Joe Mills, prominent
character actor*. .
• ■ __' *2
WUM-.
Mil A Ul A
I! K. ■
lArcatfil theatre it
patrons i triple-Mil tj
% the priw of
On the’ screen nfi ;
Shot Gun I'arv." a ]
taring Tim McCef j
•tar cant On to
and Sr mi, two .logs,1
mail Intelligence" ’
ices ycxlcrdsyl
their startling
playing a cmplet* ;
ing of tbc bumaa I
Qoillian it a
with big ideas-
libh-; so much s6,1
attempts to cnUf to
Busin-vs by M
auto "camp without J
ing the property,
troubles galore,
matters worse R|
throws him down i
benefit of an
Quillan pyts the
a paying basiy
sweetheart, make* to]
which umlouldwlly
place among the
The climax i» i
tag.
The first puHyJ
been made at TeM
urb to gain support
schopl In M«hich V
^country will be
£r™ -S3f. Z
■aatajk
ways practical in
Amrwera to Foregoing Question*
1. Thu sport waa original introduced into
American college* by Harvard. .
2. The games of Jacks, lull and jump-
ing rope were played by the children of the
8. The festival of Banter,
in the apostolic age.
prying into
teas may
Court records <
land* Farms addition, <126. » «
Highlands Farms corporation to
If Mable Renty, lot 66, block 67, Har-
‘ lem addition, $125. ’«*■'. /,
A. H. Ir.glet to M. W. Smith,
of intercut to Tri
filed in county court in
through January Ifl, and
the assistance of the
Credit AMecia-
tlon here are listed as follow*:
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
Harris County Building and
Loan company to Highland* Farms ,
corporation, lot 2-C, block 16 Thomto.__________
yet Highlands townsite, f block «, J. W. Wright
l>KE,,S | Goose Creek.
C. Casey to Mr*. Iloilo I AbSTRAtT OF JUDGMENT
ad- j Joe Huggins
I
tlon to Gooae Creek, $10.
Joseph Raranek, guardian to W.
H. Charlton lot 8 block 21, Goose
Creek, <260. ■ •
MATERIALMENS LIEN
M. W. Smith against J. N.
>n, lirit for <150 on lot 10
ern life KKO-Radio Pictures’!
"Men of Chanee" plays at thel
T<xan theatre tiday and Saturday!
C. 3. Bailey, county w'th M,r>' A*tflr «nd Ricardo
forte* cast in two of the most!
dynamic screen roles in years.
There are no muted horns lilow-1
Company
court Judgment.
LEASE
f. H. Gilbert to W. W. Spivey
60x150 feet of lot 8 block 2 High-
Dr. B F.i
mentis
Nsrni Kslrlbe I
Phone 1
lot 10 block 6, J. W. Wright ad*, land* towdslte, leased for one year
from October 1, 1931, rental <10
monthly.
AUTO LICENSES -
E. L, Trippe, Pelly, Chevrolet
sedan.
INTENTIONS TO MARRY
Ernest Welder, and Gracb Coop-
er, Goose Creek. *
PROBATE COURT
Estate of George C. Hamilton,III
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The City Commission ha« gra
day extension on the payment <
City Taxes to February 29th,
Cent Penalty will potitively to
to all taxe, not paid on or before'
rua^y 29th.
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Pendergraft, W. L. Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 211, Ed. 1 Friday, February 5, 1932, newspaper, February 5, 1932; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1019278/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.