The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 21, 1930 Page: 2 of 6
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THE CUERO RECORD, CUERO, TEXAS
The Hare And The Tortois
Only Male Siamese Twins
Do Not Want to be Separated
By DAVID P. SENTXF.R
INS. Dramlic Editor.
golf, and drive an automobile
They also dance and roller-
skate.
While in America ttyey in-
tend to appear in vaudeville
with their brides.
f WHAT vs nsed
IS A PEW
MODERN) GEOR&P
lief that a woman should
her mirdeta; the samt an
"I ccuid never acquiesce (
• position of the death pa
| that is a matter aside H
j question of sex." she sal
"If a mar and wom&a
! the same crime." asserts ’
i J. Callaway, former pa
j the Cvurvill of Parents a]
i era. they deserve the a
I irtaicnt taking m*p. ocr
the concern ::ant cireumui
opposing capital purmhn
, upholding the mean®*
1 ure”, theory.
NEW YOP.K. Feb. 21.—' Sure
we argue some times.’- said
Lucio. half of the only male
Siamese twins” in the world.
■ Eut only when we're playing
bridge with our wives. Other
times it’s, fifty-fifty.”
These two Filipino boys are
21. They are in America with
their brides. Naijfcidad and
y-.etcrina. a pair of Filipino
cuties who appeared extremely
fond of their husbands.
National Advertising Representatives
RK CO. inc^ New York. Chicago. Philadelphia
WCUS <& WALKER. Inc., Dallas, Texas
The known record of Siam-
ese twins-* follows:
The Biddeon Maids, born in
Kent. England, in 1100.
The * Scottish Brothers.”
born four centuries later.
The Hungarian Sisters, born
in 1701, living 22 years.
Millie and Christine, negro
girls, born in 1851.
The Sardinian Sisters and
the Bohemian Sisters, born in
Europe.
Chang and Eng. (trie only
ether known male ‘tSiamese
twins*’) brought to America
Sakseriptkm Rates:
sr—Daily and Sunday, one year $5.00. six months
three months $L2L one month 50c.
■ only, one year $2.00, six months $125
(“Which jone of you' makes
meat Of tide decisions?-’ I asked
the two boys.
“Lucio went courting first."
answered Eimolicio. “but I ask-
mv girl to marry me at the
same lime he asked his.”
“We went to the bureau and
the license clefrk decided that
we were legally one person and
that he could not issue two
licenses,” he said.
tdfeing- by the ever increasing bunch of oil scouts
pie hounjds one would almost get the idea that the
|H50Uttty oil field is already in, instead of still be-
uabioet of the searching parties.
Barnum. showman. Died in
1874.
Mexican “Siamese twins’*
Separated by surgery in 1906.
One died.
The British “Siamese twins”
Born in Brighton, England in
1907.
Mary and Margaret Gibb,
bern joined-together in 1912
at Holyoke, Mass.
prhe .Black Twins, born in
Hungary. Died in Chicago in
1922.
the i^w York Giants apd Chicago White Sox j
e baseball clubs have arrived in San Antonio to i
ipring training, and we predict that it won’t be j
«ntil the San Antonio Express and San Antonio
1 be . earning other big league vlubs. through ,
rt col linns, to watch out for the Sox and the
hen 1he pennant season is open. Their first!
s training weather was mighty fine and a big
the A lamo City climate.
HALF MARRIA'
marriage
"But we took it up with the
attorney general and he re-
versed the1 ruling of the clerk.”
r m
average
back
yard
Yitaphoee Act and
Siamese twins" swim
class. s
Do not forget choir practice to-
night. ; ' •
Belief in infliction of the death
penalty as a punishment is seldom
held. They believe that cases are
never so extreme as to justify ex-
action of a person’s life. TTiese Tar-
rant county women.
They would make no exceptions
in this as to sex.
Such expressions at opinion were
evoked by the effort being mmi» by
individuals and organizations to
save Mrs. Eva«Dugan, convicted gf
murder in Arizona, from payment
cf the death penalty.
The question of the sex of the
condemned person does not enter
into the question with the Fort
ssting high lights in regard to prohibition en-j
are the two incident! at Orange and Colum-j
Dranjfe prohibition officers raided
“LIGHT F
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Arch deacon McKenzie will con-
duct service^ this Sunday.
7:3C Holy communion.
9:30 Church school.
11 Mcrning prayer with sermon.
7:30 Evening service--
speak
pre almost mobbed by the crowd they tried
, ai d at Columbus two dry agents have been
the grand jury for alleged theft of a sum of
found in a trunk they were supposed to be
T liquor. The liquor situation still rates as
Jen; in a good many places in the country.
a-'AV HAU.'
FROZEN R
METHODIST CHURCH
R. S. Pieti%*7*tMor
Sunday schocT 8:4fc a. m.
Mcrning wrabytall a. m.
Subject: ’^i&eansfcip in the
Kingdom cf Godl” .t:i.
The Epwcrth Junior, Hi and
Senior League?. 6:15 p. m.
Evening worship 7 ps. m.
Subject: “Life’s Battles for
truth and freedom.”
Ccngegatuonal ^singing. beautiful
and stately music.
The way to put cvej a church
and Christ’s cause is to attend
these services.
‘ Wek Day Activities
Missionary Society 3:30 p. m.
women wiih fin; creative brains,
who would be valuable tc industry,
business. The arts, or sciences, who
are new chafing under an order
Kiha: requires their energies to be
j devoted ic sweeping, dirii-washing
j and making cf usds widely ethers,
specially fitted fer such tasks, ccuid
probably da better. There is a
great social and economic waste in
so doing.”
SUNDAY AND 1
Maurice Chi
in
THE LOVE P
fee bill seems to have passed both houses
£i ire rand as this was included in Governor
f( r his special session it is probable that it
e his signature.
The bill permits local --
to retain larger fees than they formerly! The Shooting and
onditioned upon their earning powers. The Tumult Dies
powers.
be officers in DeWitt county,"the assessor, col-
d county clerk are turning in excess lees this
l if th«se go as well in 1S31, as they have done
v ill be able to keep more money, varying
andrea dollars or two up to several hundred.
ittorney friend of the writer here in Cuero, ex-
>ur sentiments for us very nicely the other day
WAITE
7 ADS!,
r&wow.
\ SMMNh J
H. S. Hunter, Editor of the El
Paso. vTexas) Herald and of the
El Paso Times, says:
, Did you ever.step to think that
, although two may not be able toj
’ live as cheaply as one. they can
| live together more cheaply than
1 they can live separately?
1 , “That is what a good many of
cur employed girls and bright
young men have found out. And
can save
mere after marriage than before,
each continuing in his and her
0] j employment. When you come to ]
think of it, a score of economics j
are possible through the marriage |
j relationship which do not come to j
t the single individual.
“But if babies are contemplated.!
■ fV»n eifnofim ic* rtV»ov*crad B&blCS I
1 4 ” |
j mean the mother must give up her i
' employment for a time, at least. I
; and heme expenses mount heavily,
week, and a temperature ten There is where comes in the justi-
_ fav Tiwlnn T -Att’k n/irM
was fired at Bunker's Hill has
been heard around the world. Th:
lines thus werded describes the
I close of the hunting season. It’s,
a great game—this fight that ,-s
| being made on wild life, especially
when a number of poor shots con-
centrate in a small area and open
their fusillade. In the language
of a certain ranchman. the battle
| raged all day and firing ceased at | that is why they say they
i sundown.
Seme uncertainty prevails as to,
whether or not the number l.
bucks taken was equal to that of
the previous season.. Moonlight!
nights early in the season enable
deer to feed at night and hide out j
in the day time, while later, the j
weather was severe enough to make the situation is changed,
timid hunters themselves hide out.
With snow on the ground in
Central and North Texas for near-
ly a
to fifteen degrees below freezing, hcation ior Judge Lmdse
much of the time, the winter has nanicnate marriage idea i
been severe on game and there are c* its phases,
reports of quail losses. Food was “I think in the next g
buried in the snow and while they or two the world will see p
huddled together half starved p3ey all women employed outs
fell an easy prey to predatory! ani- dome, tne same as their 1
ma!s. It is claimed by the Mis- Children will be cared fer
scuri Department of Game and nurseries. Families will live
Fish that more quail froze or starv- apartment houses which ■
ed in that state fhan^were taken by ;entral cooking and dining
hunters during the season of 1929. sr with meals delivered tc
the number being estimated at 25 ly as desired. Individual
to 34 per cent. The department die- r/lll be grouped around
tributed nearly ten tons of grain reuse or building prpvidin
for feeding of quail and turkeys tralizgcl cocking and dini
and probably a similar amount was will be in residence sectici
distributed by sportmen organiza- people prefer separate hci
tions and farmers. “And all cleaning anc
Such winters as the past are rare housework will be dene u
in Texas but a little feed, even in! supervision Gf the same
cur normal winters would help aicnt that directs the a;
feathered game over the hard, house cr the residential co
places and put it in better shape | dining arrangement,
for spring breeding.—Texas Game, i “This will be an advancement.
Fish and Oyster Commission. There are many thousands of
he would not advise a client one way or the
to the sale of his oil royalties. He said
tamifie title in such matters and look over con-
bent 3, to advise them whether they were get-!
:hey were bargaining for, but that he would
that they sell or decline to sell
FORT WORTH. Feb. 21.—(INS)—
In general, women oppose the death
penalty, but favor equal punish-
ment for sexes.
In shert, that is the opinion of
women, taking the opinions of rep-
resentatives of wpmen’s clubs and
these active in* civic enterprises as
an index to the mind of their sex.
nor recom-
lihrse. The matter of the sale of royaly is
ri his conscience and his wife, and it is an
aikless job for his attorney, his banker, his
iij the man he trades with at the store. The
another in the matter of choosing a wife
Ity, is treading on dangerous ground, and
ije criticism in most instances. Suppose,
land owner should come to you for ad-
!i| of a small amount for part of his royalty
Nt it was too little, and so advised him.
if a few months, the flurry blows over, the
iecides that there isn’t any oil, and his
! all gotten a few hundred dollars in the
r what he was offered. Then you feel like
la beat him out of a few hundred dollars
fe come to him. And then, on the other
Ivise him to take what he is offered and oil
wiuck in the vicinity so that royalty prices
rl you are in wrong again. We all know
l^d ever sold any leases or royalty in this
•■try we would be back where we have
Hst fifty years, and there wouldn’t be the1
in our midst that there
ARCHITECT
401 Weloer Bldg. Victoria, Ytxa
\Jur service
known a m o i
particular famili
Let us show y
the wonder
work we can
including the fn
est of garments*
We can take c*
BAPTIST CHURCH
A. H. Clttrk. Pastor
Bible study 9:45 a. m.
Worship 11 a. m.
B. Y. F. U. 6:30 av m._
Evening service 7:30 a. m.
The public is cordially invited
all services.
—
a tz Health Houses
I p. m. Catechetical t
FELT SO WEAK,
OUT OF HEART
ad exikement
ff wej had such a thing as general advice to of-
»ld shy sell some at the best price obtainable
>me ho matter how big a price you are offered
*by tjhat sort of plan, you can’t lost out alto-
Alamo Lumber Co,
Stronger After Site Had Taken
Cardni; Says Nervousness
Disappeared.
Bristol, Va.-
About a year ago,
I found my health was giving
way,” writes Mrs. L. E. Jones, of
this city. Mrs. Jones says she
suffered from being very weak.
“When I 'would walk only a short !
distance up hill, my knees would
tremble,” she says, “and I would
have to sit down.
“I was so run-down and tired
I was all out of heart, and felt
like ciying all the time.
"I knew I would have to take
something to give me strength to
keep me going. I read about Car- i
dui, and the good it had done
others, so I thought it might help
me. At any rate it would not hurt 1
to give it a trial
_ “After I had taken the Cardui,.!
Parents Win
PLANTING TIME
NOW IS THE TIME WHEN SEEDS ARE PLANT-
ED FOR THE HARVEST LATER.
NOW IS ALWAYS THE TIME TO PLAINT YQUR
DOLLARS IN A BANK FOR THE OP-
PORTUNITIES LATER.
Race To Altar
KANSAS CITY.—(IMS)— There-.-1
been plenty races tc the altar but j
rarely one cf this sort. Mr. and j
Mrs. Ed Dennis of H gbee, Mo., ar- ;
J rived first in their dash to the al- i
tar tc prevent the marries? of J
their daughter. Genelle. 15, to
Timothy Summers. 21. in Mexico,!
Mo.
The young couple hr cl eloped
without the consent of the brides
parents. 1
SUDAN (
RED TOP
Buchel National Bank
I I was so much better and stronger,
! and the nervousness had disap-
! peared. Now I am recommending
Cardui to my friends.’*
! Experience of many thousands
of users testifies that Cardui helps
Women to health.
Get Cardui from your druggist
■ and try it for your troubles.
Magnolia
XIMUM MILEAGE
FREUND
H. RUNGE & CO., BANKERS
Established in 1845
(Unincorporated)
General Banking and Exchange. Interest on all Time Depoelta
Safety Deposit Foxes for rent in the safest Are and burglar
vault in South Texas. Wt> solicit ytrur Banking Buxtnesa
Ijedometer Test
While taking Cardui, a good
laxative to use is Thedford’a
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Mat aOce at Cuero, Texas, as second class matter
der Act of Congress,. March 3, 1897.
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 21, 1930, newspaper, February 21, 1930; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1046207/m1/2/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.