The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 267, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 11, 1934 Page: 1 of 6
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»y».
^•ntly broker, L
»n of
Moline for rtora^ i
off the market. s Lb
Tfcoi* refiner* |u||
eratinif in the* field , '
lVe measurably —-
oduction.
ANTED TO B(jy_
firm mules or horn, f’J
MO each. Box X, Tke j
noticT
•TICK—The mi,TlR„
’EL now under new
nent. Special rat*
>y week. 249j
TICE—Will
RAg* merchandise (L
‘•I*'Be^ prices, 1**!
Iry, Goose Creek,,
'^forrenT
BENT—One brick,
me duplex in Hast 1
pply 22l.Wiseon*in.
t- RENT~Roo1m)~
eek, at Jlaltimore Hoi
odeled, refurnished, j
anagement. 249
for~salT
SALE—Account -
move, Royal Cafe fori
le. lio West Texas An
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)R SALE—Acreage,
uses, Easy Tenns.
JONES & A TRIM
Miriam St.
X-v.
Stations
slm
liSfe! Hof i
•g and greater^,
mter-worn
,Your crankawfl
quentcold-i
I, transmission
leat-resisting lubri*
idiator ougfettpl
d Magnolia W*j
omplete check-u|b|
ie hottest weaW|
lore and when j
ir car.
ke is distil __
odaXl
^J°8tyl« Revived.
! By Arthur Brisbane
r^lNGUISHED American,
g in Spain, told how won-
, fresh the eggs were. The
wife would watch the hen
,n the nest, taking the egg
j a it was Wd, an*! give it
, American for breakfast,
y, the earliest, eonaden-
Amcrican tag collector
country’* business men
| the industrial nest and
LAB TELLS
POLICE OF
ABDUCTION
\ ?
r."*
Efficiency takes the
E| proposed tecreaae of 10
lent in income tic, the In-
j expected to yield $147,000,•
That is while yon are alive.
I lues on inheritances and es-
larw to be increeaed "shortly”,
t j, after you are dead.
, additional total hoped for is
$». With tint the gov-
j' should be able to buy
_ “farrow sowaf,' kill them
1 their unborn pigs, throw the
pjj'in the Misataaijppfriver,
[thus "restore prosperity”.
there is another, even
j way, but it seems not to
t been discovered.
[UNPLEASANT line in the
i tells of 6000 unemployed
j over blood-spattered «ide-
around the city hall in
tojis. Machine guns were
but were not used. Tear
F«d the work -satisfactorily,'
L of the thousands going home
i "tears streaming from their
/, Some had “bnilsed fices
(tricked skulle”. , ■■■-'
[times rea) trouble starts
V
Fxogt-Bite Is Fatal For
Two- Year - Old Girl
Lured Away To
Vacant Stable
CHICAGO, April li (RE)—Dor
etto Zietlow, 2, died in St! Eliza-
heth’a hospital today from shock
... u «*po*nre suffered during tw.
the dollar aa soon as it d^ys u the prisoner of an -abnor-
‘ “ *“* ““ mal 15t-year-old boy.
The girl was kidnaped Sunday
afternoon and held on the second
floor of* an abandoned liver j
stable.* She wa* uneensrious ahd
her \wdy was black with frostbite
when she was found last night.
While physicians worked most
of the night to save the child,
Shakespeare avenue police fired
questions and accusations at stub-
born and defiant George Rogalski,
13, until he finally broke down and
told the story of the kidnaping.
The bojf was shown to have been
held in the juvenile detention home
'for five weeks at one time after
he molested a girl older than Dor-
ette. He had been released after
officials decided he had been "suf-
ficiently impressed of the serious-
ness of his offense”.
The boy said he had not molest-
ed the child. He admitted tearing
her clothes. Physicians reported
a number of scratches and bruises
on the child’s body, apparently the
swift of roujp IramHihg.
According to the boy’s story,
which was verified by a brother
and sister of the 1ti<fnape<f child
and neighborhood .children, the bo*
lured Dorett? away from in front
of her graridmothr’s home by a
VOLUME 15—NO. 2«7
——
KX, APRIL It,
LEFT RICHES
■ Two daugittan ’of the lata
Judge B. ICttaew jwB jIBjm
the ftt,ooo,o«K atari fortune
controlled by their etapmother,
Gary’s eecond wife, until her
death recently. They are Mrs.
Bertha Gary Campbell and Mr*.
Gertrude
Chicago.
Gary 8utcliffe of
4W5WMIX.O ner graimmuuu o huiuc uj
ten provocation. One child, promjge 0f “nickels and candy”.
_J by the carriajptof a noble-
1, who threw a handful of gold
li the street as he drove is one
story of the cause of
fanch revolution. It was
|iiy caused by centuries of bru-
g, oppression of starving peas-
i, utterly stupid government by
i and nobles. Luckily we
_j almost everywhere, .
Ev". -«•/, < ,
pEfoft JOHNSON, talking
■for NR A and the president, cr-
■H work in the soft coal mines
tad from 40 to 35 hours a
b&continuing in Southern coal
% the differential in favor of
' iers. ' ' fLiU'
j Kennamer of the United
| diptrict court, issues an in-
saying-to General John-
Kft do tjwt.”
I opens up the question "who
I”. The general, usually in-
He led her to the boarded-up
stable, broke a basement window
and pushed the child through to
drop several feet to the floor. The
boy scrambled down and carried
the child to the swond floor of
the building, where ne placed her
on a pile of debris.
New Relief Program
For East Harris To
Go In Effeef
I tt JJAIC V* ......
$ end nobles. Luckily we wile police W * district-wide
ni places, and 'wholesale fool- made no attempts to feed or —
____________ care
for her. ■■ -■ >
On Monday and Tuesday he at-
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INTEREST SAGS IN
BRAIN TRUST PLOT
Baseball and Politics
Sidetrack Quiz Of
Wirt Charges
_____ _____ _ WASHINGTON, April 1 <WV
rasly ’effective, cannot public iatemt to an allged red
crack down” on a federal
£/■ . ■ - ,”'r* 'v-“ '
. »oon the average automo-
i in the “lowj priced class” will
periled to increase its price
[*t least $100, because of in-
d wages, shorter hours, and
i$ber price of. steel. If you
f i seriously of buying a car,
(Continued on Page Six)
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IOUND TOWN
»the Tri-Ciliew: Word from
l**e Station Omt the A. and
C*dets wait in-line to get
«»d Charles Bielstain's
Sun—-Pop-Eye is the at-
... Eari (Dare-Devil)
. taking passage on the
“9 of an automobile , .
FC. Gaeke pounding a bit of
into a ' heef-staak
I • Moan mourning the
‘ 5* prospect... .
P. Royder and family
MMtaighta /. . R. D.
' telling how a Sun want
him craxy with replies
C. House taking it easy
7* ^ bunting of his place
^neas . . . W, B. Dumas
fixing the-laying of pipe
r the, fir* station at Baytown
J. M. Stuart and H.
• ttoinson i„ aerious conver-
. '^Jar
saaraupi
plot to overtltrow the government
propped to near zero today,
The official investigators ap-
pointed by the house to look into
the plot charges made by Dr.
William- A. Wirt said they were
more -interested in baseball and
home town politics iftar listening
to Wirt’s own story. They decided
to wait until Tuesday before pro-
ceeding further. ;
The fire of Republican com-
mitteemen who looked to the Wirt
{taigit material
dampened also.
However they
MEANS RESIGNS
The new relief program for Twaa, In its local application, is ex
ported to go Into effect on April 1«, J. A. Anderson, ip charge of the
local office of UwuHarria county board M welfare aad employment
announced today.
Although the new program Is not yet definite in It* entirety,
tentative plant call for those receiving jn-lief to work for what they
receive provided their needs are in eatete of a certain amount.
Anderaon estimated today there would be approximately *60 per-
sons in this sector who would be eligible to take advantage of the pro-
tW"ir families where the needs exceed $18.20 a month, those mohr-
ing the relief will be allowed tat '
work for What they get, Anderson
said, at the rata of 30 cents an
hour. For example, should the
amount of relief be $24 a month,
the head of the family will be al-
lowid to work 80 hours a month.
Anderson pointed out that the
progran* in n<9 way be confused
wirh the CWA- -- '
“We don’t want the people to
feel that it is anything like the
CWA," he explained. ‘•They will
get relief, but if they feel better
for working for it, they will kg
allowed to do so.” ,
They will Ire paid one-fourth in
cash and the balance in groceries
from the relief commissary at
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Proposing A Tribute
PTtf; Ross ^Boteriittg
Oscar Cooper Elected
.To Head Local
’Group Again
The Goose Creek volunteer fire
department today had a new
president, following acceptance by
the members last night, of the
resignation of J. Emory Means,
elected early this year. '
Oscar L. Cooper, president last
year who was elected vice-presi-
dent when Means was Chosen
president, last night was elevat-
ed again/to the presidency.
C. W. Grantham was elected to
the vacancy as vice president.
Means gave press of business
as his sole reason for resigning.
“I would like very much to eon-
inue as president of the depart*
(Continued on Page Six),
Refiners Meet To
DteuwOi! Offer
KILGORE, April 11 OtB-Diree
m.xvcv,—-- - T- tors of the East Ttut 1Wtate*
esse to provide interesting cam- ^gJ0CjI^,n were to meet here to-
WM , somewhat
day to 'diwuss a proposal by ma-
jor oil companies whereby tho ma
TRIATON
AUNG PERMIT
ORDINANCE OPENS
Defense Seeks to Prove
Building Uw Is
Invalid
: . ftt- the third time, Charles Tri
feu, proprietor of the Trj-Cities
>Put Rata Auto Part* company,
today was on trial on a charge of
violating provisions of the build-
ing ordinance of the city of Gooee
|fPKm&n holding the or-
H'!y. - ,
Anderson said it has not been
determined yet what projects wlH ,
furnish the work, for those willing
to earn the h# they receive, fgmpwg
U.rder the system of relief in xfinpnee unconstitutional. Laet
effect prior to the CWA, C. R. week he escaped when Ute charge
Haile, Harris county engineer, was wa> ^brndptad because of a tad»*
in charge of work projects, but An- njfaj fmult in the warrant for
" (Continued on Page fljg) his arrest, based on a new ordin-
ance. ^ ^ : ”
Today he is being tried under
7WU1 1 nvuuxwn
n a *s»^i • •ivw.hu.bw
. , , , the trial proceeded today, it was
Value Of Movement Is indicated the hearing before
Judge Henry Whiddon, to corpo-
f old By Local
Officials
Area council, Boy
*juu£« neii*/ ft umugiii) m*
, ratio*tollrt would drag out all of
tomorrow and moat of Friday.
Questioning of jurorq by Reid
Gooee CreA Rotartons today #nd' gjyjchjand, (,PfCnw* couwel,j^
heard three Boy Scout enthusiasts jm|jra^ the defense contention
tall of the value of that boys' or- is ^ the ordinance Wgttistt^
ganization and wsedB entertained building within fire nines is un* A murtej w vHnmni ■•»«-
by three delightful voc.l j'ections n.osonable and has rosultad in bef of vacttnt fartn tougeg jn H»r-
by Miss Louise Fuller with Miss growing of discrimination m the __ ^ ^ , ..
Bennie Guyne* playing the piano paxt, _ *
company’s Hughes No. 1, com-
ris county which might be eased p|«t«d last week. ,
accomDaniment ' ‘tLnr C tt Mvcrs was called from the owners for occupancy by Other developments in the
rn_rnmy*\m*ZSi farmers during 1D3445 Geos. flaW today were not
(An BdMefial) »
Bark in the heginning of Uw origtaal aU derotapawat to the
Trl-ntlw ares Roe. & Sieritag was a pramiaeal flgnro.
la Uw daya wlwa thee* tawaa wev* beta* wteMtahed ha aet
only was" drilling oil weHt bat Iw also was hetpiag to eetahltah the
towns and taking a lead in all rlric aadertaktags.
Starling wa* the first head ef Hneibla Oil and laftatag cem-
paay, the firm which is reapeaelble far the haiMtag ef poraeaeat
towas at Baytawa, Felly aad Goe*» Creek.
It was Sterling who developed Uw present Geeee Creeh.
Ktaee thow day* he haa teen hammed by the people ef Tease
With the hlfheet effke It la withta their power to giee, the gem-
neroWp. ' ' '^ ’ ‘v.*.! .
( aught la the depression along with a«tab of ethers, much ef
hie forbear was swept away. *
Hu(. displaying hi. old-lime rigor end determination, Rom Sterl-
ing i«^ battling his way back te the top.
a amumg ms way ms «■ tap. -
And he has Aeaea far aaa af hfa hate hattlegrwade a field ea Exilona, whkh rolU from
c_______.U- JJ ____L -u «uu tnr Mtev ■MsWa
/tiw m? wivmi 1PT mm m mm «|iii
vwM».ha.aaW.h«t^.>W,.ri«t|»tai. the old Goon. CreA oil field.
Tri-Citlane were happy the ether atay •: whea they leard Uial
The Miramar Oil eempaay, ef whkh he is msi«x*r. had hreaght ta
its Haghee Na. 1 eg * good predaesr appnreatty had tapped ■
httherto umHaroversd pey twtefc —- -^.—^‘4-^3
- All ef East Harris ceaaty wUI benefit by Uw amr develop®
ta the eU field hen aad a part ef thee# benefit* will be the direct
restdl of the activities ef Mr. Sterihg. 4 f*
It weaM le a fitting trfimte ta thi* man mb* ta the pest has
done so mueh for this area and whe i* again aetlve here, If Uw etti-
srn would spread a feast and aaaw him the>eaer giweL ,
The Sun suggests that Boas Starling he taritad ta altaad a teeti-
meats! diaper to be prepared aad aarved A mm* point ia the Tri-
Cities withta Uw next few week* at Ue convenience. 7 ^
• u„i,»i,.ii .ii *|i|ww*me I 1 mi in iVw iie*«' LW«weiw»w.*k^te>l(nA^>iHiwawuiAbkiitatai>ta nmriwi||j.
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Attorneys Continu-1
Seek Prevention
Extradition To
Trial In Frauds
ISTANBUL, Turkey, .
<UT»—TurkiA and American
rials today arranged to
Samuel Inmil to Uw United
aboard the
for Boston Friday afternoon.
|p»* agrooment for eitmdii
of the former Chicago uttB
magnate to face trial in U«
trial empire, B8BBB1H
here of the text ef the warrant I
Inaull’a arrest. * 4
I Attorneys for Inaui) from Ai
ens, Greece, where the
60.00-footWildcat 1 est E
■ -! -L-—^ Wm tn~
BE Macing of machinery one one wildcat location, ptan* for getttog fled
another under way within Uw next few day*, and work on a new to-
cation in the Goose CreA field were reported today.
The Seegrarea-Elli* company today wa* moving ta eqnipment to
valiantly to prevent
Exhortations of (
SURVEY ON FARM
VACANCIES ASKED
.33'"- tw nitty K. Johnwn tnct on
^ ^ th« banka of (too** Creek stream
Homes for Displaced 500 yard* sooth of the Cedar Ba-
OwmawSouAt By ** *,
-,-1 - I** _, vTvwM ! HI®
IvCllCi POuifaftfrigb (JJI an(j Kcfinl^f’*^npaiiy
A torvey Ermine the num-
man oTth. East Harris, county dim- ^f^^cou^Lhis Simony wasp flwHs County lkwA of Wei- “^^^1^ Si*T
ke'the wit- {tre *nd ^mploymcp^ aroordtog
Whiddon
called
to a letter written to The Hun by p
RESCUE BEFUGBBS i^oahJ- ^Jnxtaww.-Itarif to*
.—,— - elude the building ordinance itself ______ , ouhut that it
! jor oil companies whereny tnc ma- MOSCOW, April 11 <LK»—Three jn t|ie evidence. Reid sought to ^mfwumed It has to do with con- CR-^High .....- ,
jors would aliocato’ to independent Soviet aviators, * pr-v.ht it. The defense was over- rehabilitation work “in- blinding dost rtonfS south
wtUtdA much apparent, pwepect ______wiiior com-1 waiting for foir weather, M|uA ^ ^ i
>f success for the calling of bona
fide “brain trust” members and
a. general inquiry into the presi-
X «*> is?
to tfe offer.
ed that baseball and politics had
rnshed the Wirt matter tempo-
rarily into the background. He
said everyone on the committee
wanted to go to the opening game
of the American League Monday
and in the meantime two mem-
bers were anxious to get back
home to *•« hoW th* po*itical s’t‘
The unanimous dental of the
dinner party guests of the stste-
ments attributed to them by Dr.
Wirt as the outcome of hiJ
Mtional charges that the Brito
Trust” wa* conspiring to a revo-
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 11
jora emu «o«m» w »taw | w’jr r. — ."T,, - -
refiners 5 per cent of major com-, watting for farr weather, have
n^nv production in the East Texa* i resc$wd 38 of the refgg*4|i •»«** __ . JL BH . . _ _ __
field. °P, * Rrota ke floe in the Arctic ^a| wj^}, Whiddon taking the government may K The dust obeeure
^Meantime if was gHfcWfr wd.ngered-treffic
VZJt luJ Jer que W l***’ **
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Cast Selected For Senior
Play At Robert E. Lee High
'*
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Selections of the cast and first
rehearsals for the annual play, to
b; [fresontad by the senior elm
of Robert E. Lee high tohooi Fri-
day, April 27, wa* announced to-
wiU be staged A
suditorium, under
Hilman Clark as Edouard La Rue. ’
It ia labeled ns a fast m/rving
farce, "brimful of clean, whole-
some humor, charmingly original.” *** *
Kit CaraUirs i. determined to
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 267, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 11, 1934, newspaper, April 11, 1934; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1022368/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.