Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 27, 1935 Page: 3 of 12
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WEDNESDAY AFTERN’N, FEB. 27, 1935
HENDERSON DAILY NEWS. HENDERSON, TEXAS
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Father of Sisters
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Kite I'me is danger
lime for children.
Ghosts of George Washington and Andrew
Jackson Paraded Before Committee to
Inspire Its Broadmindedness
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This brisk little Chinaman loses
no time in going about his daily
tasks. You’ll enjoy embroidering
him for you can use all the gay
colors that are so popular in kitch-
ens today. Cross stitch, outline
and running stitch go to make up
the droll motifs—there’s one for
each day of the week. And If you
want your kitchen real harmonious
put him in the corner of a teacloth
or on the end of a breakfast set
Rushing to England from Naples,
where he is U. S. Consul General,
Coert duBois (above), sought to
solve the mystery surroundint
the death of bla daughters, Jane
and Elizabeth, killed in a plunge
from a London to Perle airplane.
The girls' letters to him and their
mother were expected to cast
Maht on the tragedy.
Laura Wheeler Offers Another Striking
Towel Design
on all automobile
Girls West Coast Pied Pipars
ASTORIA, Ore. (UP)—Helen
Caldwell and Helen Engell are
ridding the Pacific Northwest of
rats. Employed bv communities
to exterminate rodents, the two
professional Pied Pipers use a
poison made from a Mediterranean
sea onion. On eating it, rats im-
mediately seek the open air to die.
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Philanthropist Dead at 87
CINCINNATI (UP)—Mias Isa-
bella F. Hopkins, prominent phil-
anthropist and patron of the arts,
died here on her 87th birthday.:
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Turkish tobacco leaf is so tiny
that each of these bales contains
from 70 to 80 thousand leaves.'
But there's another and greater *
difference—Turkish is the most
spicy and aromatic tobacco in the
-world.
We have Chesterfield buyers in
all the tobacco markets of Turkey
and Greece, including Xanthi,
Cavalla, Smyrna and Samsoun.
And when you blend and cross-
blend aromatic Turkish tobacco
with mild ripe home-grown to-
baccos as we do in Chesterfield
But you need to protect that baby
rides. Of course you never expect an accident . . •
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PRICES on Genuine leytr Asplria I
Radically Reduced an All Slaaa
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Flying a kite in the
street, or elsewhere
near electric pow er
lines, may result in
death or injury.
looked
ment.
Beside the additional tax on
racing the house yesterday amend-
ed the senate’s bond bill in many
ways. It puts a $200 per month
limit on relief administration sal-
aries; directed re-opening of 19
meat canneries; authorized es-
tablishment of two-acre susten-
ance plots with homes for foiy
people on each. The subsistence
plan was left to discretion of the
board of control. W. E. Pope of
Corpus Christi, author, said he
expected funds for it to bo se-
cured from the federal govern-
ment.
The senate completed its bill to
strengthen oil proration enforce-
ment. The vote was 21 to 3.
The relief bond bill now returns
to the senate for consideration of
house amendments. Rejection and
request for a conference commit-
tee was expected.
Tablets disintegrate with speed and
no irritating
i either can be placed on suspension
| docket.
Against the calendar advan-
tage of the repeal bill, race bet-
ting supporters had a rival advan-
tage. By clever amendment to the
state relief bond bill yesterday,
. they raised the annual tax on
I pari-mutuel w-agers from $527,-
j 646 to just double that. Their
! amendment levies an additional 2
j 1-2 per cent tax to help retire the
$3,500,000 relief bond issue.
This income of ---- •”—
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Connoisseurs of official ele-
gance in Washington consider
Cummings’ office the most elegant
of them all. But there is one
catch. Cummings himself doesn’t
fare for it. For one thing the
room is too big. Cummings gets
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 (UP)
—The office of the No. 1 defend-
er of the U. S. constitution—At-
torney General Homer S. (
mings—is, alarming as it
seem to some, a veritable
phony in red.
Furnishing of the office has
now been completed, after some
delay, but so far as at least, no
one has charged there is anything
symbolic about the choice of color
scheme.
The office really is red with
vengeance. Theer is a magnifi-
cent, heavily-piled rug of almost
scarlet hue. There are two
couches covered in gleaming red
leather. The drapes are red vel-
vet. Cummings’ desk is about
the only thing which isn’t red. It
is modernistic in style and built
of rare walnut:
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DR. J. H. SLAUGHTER .’
Announce*
The Opening of His
Offices
For the Practice of
Surgery and Medicins'.'1
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MAYFIELD-ALFORD BLDCR
KILGORE, TEXAS
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ful all-wave set will bring
those distant stations you
dreamed about getting. In
addition it lias the amaz-
ing “Signal Beacon” that
“Stops You At The Sta-
tions Of The World”.
Wire tinsel string or
silk string conducts
electricity. Even
cotton string, when
damp, is a death
menace near power
lines.
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AUSTIN, F'eb. 27 (UP)—Race track betting was
badly muddled legislative situation in Texas today.
Early this morning after a night session the House cuiu-
mittee on State Affairs voted favorably on a bill to repeal
the pari-mutuel law. Hardly had opponents of race gamb-
ling ceased their applause when the same committee voted a
favorable report on a bill to leave the decision to county lo-
cal option. Then the proponents applauded.
Each bill was reported favorably by a
)>The vote on
with one pair,
option was
Quinn of Beaumont
favorable reports on both.
•Jockeying was already under
way to see which bill can be
brought before the house first for
a vote. The repeal bill has slight
advantage. It is No. 59 on the
house calendar and the local op-
tion bill is 683. The struggle is
expected to resume Monday when
narrow margin,
repeal was 10 to 9
The vote on locftl
11 to 9. Rep. B. E.
voted for
BOTH REPEAL AND LOCAL OPTION ON RACE BETTING OKAY
COMMITTEE VOTES BOTH WAYS AS
JIM FERGUGSON SPEAKS FOR BETS
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more than a
year was pre-
state affairs
committee last night as a reason
not to repeal the pari-mutuel law.
The hearing lasted until 12:30
a.in. Governor Allred was pres-
ent for the early part of the ses-
sion. Former Governors Dan
Moody and Jas. E. Ferguson also
were there. Ferguson made the
closing argument for the race
tracks. He spoke for the local
option bill. Governor®Allred did
not address the committee, but
he has advocated pari-mutuel re-
peal in a message to the legisla-
ture and in a “fireside radio
chat.”
His statements in both were
challenged by Maurice Hirsch of
Houston, attorney for Epsom
Downs.
“1 am sorry the governor did
not remain,” Hirsch said. “His
conclusions, I feel sure, were bas-
ed on erroneous information about
things upon which I can give him
the facts.”
The governor had referred to
suicide as result of race1 I
Hirsch quoted the dead
wife, said death resulted
bookie betting, and that
home and say they did not have
the man-hood to vote on the ques-
tion but got “limbertail.”
As a governor, Graves called
Ferguson a “collosal failure.” “1
hope this is his swan song," he
said.
Another sentence beginning
with a reference to “baleful in-
fluence” was lost in the confus-
ion.. Ferguson, sitting nearby,
a
betting.
mans
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the widow
did not want it blamed on pari-
mutuels.
Governor Allred had quoted
President Washington in opposi-
tion to betting. Hirsch read from
Washington’s letters. One told of
a trip of 100 miles to bet on a
race, his losing, then winning
more later at cards.
“The people are going to gam-
ble,” said Ferguson. “The ques-
tion is how best to control it. We
tried prohibition -of liquor. The
people don’t believe in that fool-
ishness anymore. We can regu-
late it and get the license. Andrew
Jackson would turn over in his
grave if he thought some ‘young
statesman’ wanted to prevent bet-
ting on a horse race.”
Rep. Harry N.
Georgetown bitterly
former Gov. Ferguson's
ance for the local option
Ferguson had asked committee
members it they wanted to tell
their constituents that they had
voted either for or against race
track betting and were not willing
to Jet the people vote on local
option.
Graves told them not to
For Amazingly Faat Roaulte
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instantly. And thus work almost in*
stantly when you take them. And
for a gargle. Genuine Bayer Aspirta
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bored with his lovely
icence.
The first thing he did was to
make his assistant move his deck
from an ante-room to one comer
of the vast chamber. Even that
didn’t help much.
Cumming receives visitors in
the office but most of his work
he takes into a smaller adjoining
room designed to be his private
library.
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Bowman, George. Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 27, 1935, newspaper, February 27, 1935; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1314968/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rusk County Library.