Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 229, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1929 Page: 4 of 12
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PAGE FOUR
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, THURSDAY
^ ALWAYS BELITTLIN’
Whjty crossing a railway bridge
a .small boy was astonished to ce-
two trains running on the same
line anjcl about to ora:h bead-on.l
j He'stodd and witnessed the smash A
Later; some oflictals. learning
’that 111 we tiaU bet ii an eyewitness,
1 iiie iad and askjwh "What I
New England’s Piano Pride
to run a railway.'
HARD TO PLEASE
GALVESTON. Texas. July li—(Jpf \ found
od- —The* lost hate been found and the were ydur
ty," i croquet balls still are subject to Uic craP*
im-| punishment of "the crazy choquet "Welt
di- | cronies” who started a Galveston -p—
for1 to Ncol York croquet ball batting
[marathon last week. j
■ Housjon was e*cifcd when, it fail- Cfc'?, j
| ed to Mk* the group, but a letter trsm
11 F. Walton, manager, who said as /dra
"Houston didn't seem interested in
the profepect of filing a croquet ball .
batted through its streets, they wSfiXj
“went1 around" the town. ; mK’
The ball knockers were roiiortf'd \ T3I&
between Houston
AUSTIN. July 11——Appro-
priations bills providing for support
of the state government during the
next two years held the spotlight in
both houses today as legislators be-
gan their fourth day of active work
during the session.
■Hie senate yesterday pared $1.-
500.000 from its departmental meas-
ure which originally contained $12.-
600.000 for support of the 32 depart-
ments of government.
Senator Tom Pollard, chairman of
the finance committee, declared that
while a sweeping cut was accom-
plished lawmakers would find it im-
perative to put back almost $1,-
000.000 when free conference com-
LONDON. July 11—</P)~
Secretajry Clyhes announced ii
House of Commons today he
decided against allowing Leon
tzky, exiled communist lead*
visit Greirt Britain.
The newly-formed labor govern
lome
the l
had
cal Association, as he appealed
a changed attitude toward the p
and employment of other education-
al methods in an address featuring
the luncheon at the Marlin Coun-
try Club Tuesday for delegates to
the midsummer meeting of the
twelfth 'Central Texasi district.
Medical Society and the woman's
auxiliary of this organization. Dr.
Dildy was presented to the assem-
bly by Dr. S. P. Rice of Marlin,
past president of the Texas Medi-
cal Association. "We need to ell
our profession to the people. Lot's
tell them what we can do.” Dr. pil-
dy suggested.
“We owe it to the public to tell
them of the benefits of early diag-
nosis. We doctors are too much like
married men. We know we are,
right but we keep too darned quiet
about it. The biggest thing or-
ganized medicine has to dais lol as-
sort itself. The two outstanding j
things about the achievement of;
Lindbergh was that he did it and
ment had scarcely come into power
last month when Trotzky, apparent-
ly hoping
the laborites would be
more sympathetic to his request
than tjie former conservative gov-
ernment. asked Premier Ramsay
MacDonald, for authorization to visit
England “for urgent medical treat-
ment and scientific work," Th^ mat-
ter was referred to the home secre-
tary’s department.
and HenijistcaU
BREAD FROM BEAN’S
LONDON -It i.as te en report'd
here that a hew Britist industry
will shortly spring up which wdl
manufacture flour, adap.able to
bread making, from to;, a beans. The
soya bean has been known as far
back qs 2836 B. C., and only recently
It haq been used as cattle fodder,
j A Viennese sciential, however, -is
j said tq have prepared a bread flour
from it which does not ro rancid
the newspapers told about it I
sonjetinjes wonder what it would 1
have amounted to If the newspapers |
MEXICO CITY. July ll-LPi—
Reports to the war department
lrom the military commander ot
the slate of Jalisco said rebel
bands jin various parts of tlie slap*
totalling 1.000. had surrendered to
the federal* in the past lew days.
had kept quiet The best wak to
light bark quackery i; to enlig rten
the public on
The hoted advertising specialist
Formerjudvertlslpg manner lor the
Todd orot.ftograph. Tin man
built 11 at' lirni to. a niuHi-iiiiliion
dollar ( sneerh Since‘his connection
with Hiut oiganl/aiion. (originated
the mail mes-mge idea jtliich ilia-’
r.t achijd » very busuie ol uzej or
note ill Arr.ericaj and tyiovo ! (o
Jimmy Elliott -, Man M«y ■ J
III ntr* ul 111 UitMlc. ' j’lle ti|orj,
ol Goli g On.” he say.-. ol Cluauo-
ractic ; I do not claim that cjnr-
opractac adjustmmts will cure every
thing, maybe they have not advan~-
ed thalti iar. But * they are going j on.
so. fotj nk'self. this I do kaq’.. bb-
solujtejj'j: AVhrn I'm tick, I snail
send fpr a\Chiropractic prartit’qner
first, pot fast. Also I shall qdf-is”
others! to do the same .thing." ]
Says Army Closing
On Band of Rebels
what we can do."
speaker concluded with a pin
support of a tort homing ed
.Dispatches to Mexico City uewS-
papwsj from Guadalajara, said 1!K)
and. won the national rebels had attacked hte town of
Now Rita is to be New Cocula. Jalisco, and had been re-
Correct Rings
I Belore and after the luncheon
i the doctors attended a sclet;tilic
program with Dr. HJ K. Dud reon
(A Waco, district piv idem, pre-
siding. Dr, Howard Smith of Mar-
lin is district secretary and Di. N.
i D. Buie of Marlin l> district .coun-
cilor. j •.
Members of the woman's auxil-
iary held morning and afternoon
! session* also, part of the latte: be-
I mg devoted to entertainment fea-
leuvrng several dead and ptuunert
for the Rride-to-Re
Believe Divorce
Suit Cause of
- (Fatal Shootin
^ SUPERB and alluring display of engagement and
wedding rings in the latest and smartest designs.
In a*
selection.
prices that insure your satisfied
* tures.
thP lines to the nlane AUSTIN. July ll—UP)—A divorce
I-. suit filed one week ago by Mrs. D
P ntTdeU IS' A »“*• I* her hu.band.
was h*ld today by police to have
caused the fatal fhootlng yesterday
DgwVd^ picked 'ah °f Mr!l Eu>h s ister Mrs OUs
ng wi.aij. picked all White. and the serious wounding of
the estranged woman The shoot-
™d: wT Gen<“r:a, ™ occurred ai the Bush home,
xander Kir., recremry D A Bush. claim agent and sec-
can embassy, took y lof the !oCal Rtreet railway
' compariy. was held without bond to-
driven to the Pre- day on1 a charge of attempted mur-
► 3 der in'the wounding of his Wjfe.
*sy ^wond saying he "just had to
>ms do is." Bush refused to rtvcal any
for j information to officers. . t
bo-! S. J iLock. a neighbor, heard, jgun-
>il« fire anfl rushed to the home «q qid
sti- the twi> women, blit both had been
bi- wbundejd when lid armed.
! Funeral servicet for Mrs. ^Thite
in- will be held tomorrow.
ROME. July 11 — (Jp) —-Italian varied pas",
hospiulity opened wide its arms to- as the pair ci
rl Roger Marque D
Lewis A ian trans-AtL
oirio air- to greet the
pj m.. E crowd, cheeri
■IBAndpr. three up on
■Atlantic them off thi
Bilbo and A If
Is a Prescription for
.-J
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It is the most sperdv remedy known.
vaptaui
Yancey, who landed at Litt
up drome at 9 30 p. m.. <3:30
IS |S T.» yesterday from Ss
■ U (Spain, completing a trans
! flight from Olcf Orchard. Me. 1-
she Not even a. tentative schetju..___ _________
“*** their activities the next fep days charge of the»n.
(has been arranged, but it was said at After being <
: the American embassy and in olfi- mier's Vflia the
*f ,dal government quarters a flood of hotel where he
»’4t j invitations and requests hjad ap- had obtained a
,peared and needed sifting, iince it with red ani gold
•cK would be. humanly ImpossibleIfor the them The clpf had
tent aviators to comply with all, { , rate meal fo7 the r
iS5 M»»lini Ini,railed I - ™ “
re- Italians bearded almost ak ncjU- ^ Pd Slt
ble as tlieir flight the intend inter-’mec*al*‘ir
she est Premier- Mussolini displayed in Both aViatq's raid
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51 y Fir)-t Na'\opai Bank Build ns
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Get; your heqjth where othep .
j. ’get\thejrs J
E. Broadway
Across from Empire
Many Find Rest
A t “Flop H
ouse
8AN ANTONIO) Texas. July 11 —
i/T>—In the very center of the burl-,
ness district a "flop house ’ with
! sixty beds v here those who jhaTC
eluded death for more than I tour
rcore yjears down strange invhways
and bywavs find a- night’s re'-i
Many strange ships pass in the
! right, and most of them at orte
tune or another, find their weary
way to the Night Reft Hotel, accord-
i mg to Shorty. theL manager.
A liyt of recent guests incjludes
one known as the' Cnitch-an(i-the
Cane, who gained that name because
of injtiwes received when he leh|x*d
from aj burnimf building years agd.
Another is Windjammer, who U
85 yeays old. and still walking the
highway with a sturdy stride. JBe
j left a [few days *go. Laredo bound.
Theri there Is old Coffee, the Air-
dale. Who Is nearing 90 He ha» JU*t
Italian renters.
«teamship ha»ie
Fertilizer Plant
For Texarkana
I gTew stronger day by day and their flight from Santander, and Agt
finally, when all my aches and pama since they were sighted only bnee en ber
had disappeared I found that I route to Italy, even gave rrise to
could go about my work without fear* for their safety,
feeling the least bit tired. My Leaving Santander a» 11 a m
nerves are perfectly quiet now..^t|(5 20 a m. E. S. T.» they tbok ten
sleep like a child and can eat and hours and ten minutes to traverse
digest anything I want. My flesn the 850 miles tb Littorio field. They
has bcome firm instead of soft-like were sighted soon after leaving Son-
lt was and I feel perfectly well and tander at Biarritz, and thefj faded
ready for anything that comes to from view until they were Reported
hand. This is what Orgatone has again at Civita Vecchia, So miles
dope tor me and I can t praise it north of Rome,
too highly." Arrived at Dark 1
Genuine Orgatone is not a so- it was fast getting, dark, at Lit-
I left fot Fort Worth on foot.
Hippety-hop sells pend
cornerj
Th<* factory, twenty-seventh un-
it of the corporation’s chain, will
b«* erected on. 20 acre* owned by
the Chamber]of Commerce and un-
der lease fo» manufarturing pur-
poses for 99 years. Option was tak-
en on the site in May 1928. by the
fertilizer coriqern.
The International Agrlcul’ural
Today at Conoco Service Stations—or wherever you see the Conoco sign
—vou qan get a tankful of gasoline that is literally packed with extra miles.
’J T \ ■ IJ ’ i , f J. j-'L.; \ ' | 1-
Aving its cijstom of rccient years, the Conti- If jj-ou kept a mileage record, you know just what
xtra miles.
their respective counties—thej Tex-
ans ini Bowie county, and the Arkan-
sans in Miller county due tx> the
failure of the reciprocal hunting
plan.
The veto of Governor Harvey Par-
nell of Arkansas had killed all hopes
of success of the plan for at least
two years. Although a bill passed by
the T^xas legislature is now before
Govetinor Dan Moody his signature
will not affect the situation. The
Arkansas executive held the bill un-
constitutional whVn he affixed his
veto. '
Under the proposed plan. Miller
county residents would have been
allowed to hunt In Bowie county up-
on payment of the regular $2 Texas
fee instead of having to pay the $26
non-resident fee. The Arkansas bill,
as passed by the legislature, made
no charge for residents in Bowie
county.
to ixpect from Conoco
The open road is calling. Enjoy your car this
summer more than ever before with the happy
assurance that with Conoco in the tank you’ll not
only reach your destination, but that you’ll get
thtjre at less cost.
And always remember to fill only at the sign of
the Continental Soldier.
service
MUUUD
not rr
6OLD •••
■tr«Y • •
THE • • •
Blood Transfusion
Saves GirTs Life
CHICAGO. July 11—l/P)—A blood
Two Recent ,We have added
- ,j. . to our equipment a
Additions Studebaker invalid
car and a fine, beautiful S & S Ambu-
lance, .thus giving those who call upon
us a Choice of equipment.
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
Producers. Kelmen and Btstketers
ot hi{h^rad« p«tioleum produ<tk in Axixodi. Ar>
kinm. Colorado ld*bo. Kin».i!, Missouri, lion-
«ana Nebraska. New Mexico.Oklahoma. Oregon,
South Oakota.Texat. Utah'
save the life of Miss Dorothy Wil-
son. debutante daughter of Milton
Wilson, a dir?ctor of Wilson Broth-
ers. manufae urers.
Miss Wilsob was critically Injur-
ed yesterday when her motorcar
was struck bk an automobile driven
by Miss Hel^n Hertz. 19-year-old
daughter of John Hertz, former
nngtoa. W y oowng
It will be found that our service is always
thoughtful, complete, and modern. Our
rolling stock is typical of the type service
we render.
For colds, grip
and flu take
5v\pInnis Funeral Home Inc.
• 15-iq WIIT Lll STREET 1
BROWNWOOD. TEXAS I*. ,
crushed pelvfs. Two ribs were frac-
tured. and Miss Wilson also suffer-
ed from shogk. Physicians said her
condition as "grave”
SPARE YOUR8ELF. DAD
THE
strap):
mor* th
LITTLE
a| you've i
FATHER (swinging ht
Thl^ is going to hurt mi
does you.
ONARD: Well, dad
PHONE
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 229, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1929, newspaper, July 11, 1929; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041262/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.