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Smith Decided
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man, secretary-manager
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implored. BUt what mid hr.ppened
to the youth was a mvstery to the
crowd who watched the arrive.!.
When the customs officials en-
tered, the door of the cabin. Mrs.
Clara Adams of Tannersville Pa.,
the only woman aboard, tves stard.
ing in the doorway. She was greet-
ed with loud cheers A few minutes
afterward’, the score of passengers
aboard, some of whom had made
the trip to America and returned
by the- airship, landed.
Stinson, Range
hurt here tairtn
mobile he was
F FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. Nfv. 1 —
Having landed passengers and a
’ from America, the Oral
;ZtppeH»i. huge air liner, was safe
tn he? hangar today with a new
program held last winter under the record for a transatlantic flight by
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effort is to oc made tc secure ,3i_ _Thtr dirigible rompietad the fit*'
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‘ the Atlantic today .vIm u she land-
Much good has already been a’-
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ing inode before noon
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for* the morning M*d
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GAINESVILLi:, Nov. 1—C. Now-
ell. 50. a fanner living H miles
southwest of here. W in the Cooke
County jail held on- an assault
to murder charge following the
shooting of Mitchell Gaine*. 40. Ma-
rietta, OUa.. negro, who wa* a cot-
ton picker on the farm Nowell was
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One shot waa fired at the ne-
gro from a M caliber pistol He
wm taken to his home in Marietta
for treatment. Nowell’s bond w*S
•et at 11400.
GRAF 1
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the owner. L_ ... . .. -----------
No charge will be made for coop- him in Denton Monday, nbfht. Nov.
Ing oa selling bird* entered in the
sate, but the sale birds must net
be brought to the show until Sat-
urday noon.
AY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER I, 1928 "HggTgnHty 10 P’
HALLOWEEN PARTfRAINED
WEDNESDAY NIGHT TO BE
DOWNTOWN THURSDAY EVENING
Snow in Nebraska
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. 1—No-
vember was ushered into the south-
west today with chilly rains that
in sor e section* turned into .<mow
and gave the first "ahlte blanket”
of the season.
Stockmtn have been warned to
prepare for a cold wave
Rain was extensive over Kansas
and this may turn into tnow in
some sections.
Western and cential Nebraska
erperted the heaviest sno v with
mixtures of snow end min in part
of Kansas and rain in most every
State in the Southwest.
Teachers College
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| tume W1U meet a^ the City Hall and
[g^Tjud^
winners of the
ginal costume
chants have
contest I
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DALLAS. Nov. 1.—The third
compilation of estimates made by
Texas nevxpaper men of the nol 11-
ical trend'in Texas a* between the
two leading candidate* for' presi-
dent give the following totals;
Alfred B. Smith .............33*488
Herbert Hamer JS1JM
Democrats Plan
County Campaign
Preceding Speech
homes In Denton will be nu*bk_
The banquet for trnvCing meh Is R,
part of the "sell Demon" cam-
paign, for which Industrial W'-rk
is planned. Plans are also under
' way for * slogan contest to b* held
G, it was announced Thursday by
Rev. T. C. Wright, chairman of
the ecuniy anti-Smith forces.
Delegations are expected here
from all sections of the County. Ev-
erybody, including Smith support-
ers. are invited to attend the meet-
ing and hear the address. Wright
said.
Joe Coffey and Wright will speak
at Krum Friday night in support
of Hoover and against the candid-
acy of Gov. Smith, .i.i.
Entries in the annual Den-
ton County Poultry Show, to
be held Nov. 7 to 10, incki-
secretsry of the show not
later than Saturday, accord-
inf to the bulletin issued by
the Denton County Poultry
Association, which sponsors
the affair.
NllWrib* Tao*e on that date -ia-er-
der that show officials may be able
to provide coop* and space for al!
who wish to make exhibits. Birds
entered in the sho-v must be deliv-
ered and cooped by noon on the
This unusual photograph. t*A
Lakehurst. N. J., show* the Graf ip
hundred men of the groond crew 1
light scintilating from it* silvered
night
youth, was badly i
ht when the auto- !
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The apparent attempted jail
break wa* frustrated when Winters’
assailants failed to find the key to
the outer Jail door or his pistol.
Sartin to Speak
at Hoover Rally
Early Blizzard
in Mid-West to
Bring Cold Here
DALLAS, Nov. I -On top at al
ready chilly weather of the la*t two
days.- Texas was scheduled to astch
the southern edge oT « real cold
wave tontlht. Reports said that the
worst early seMon blteard^to Mv
leaving six or seven inches of «novf’
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and saatb pwitena.
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The Record-Ctvpnlcte will ten
hfu ’who won the election.’ but it
la not going to attempt that puarie
right now. In fact it wtn uffi you
U much a» can be found out the
night of election a* arrangement*
have been made for return*, which
will be shown on the screen to be
piaoed on the 6 1. Self Motor Co.
bufidinf, Wert Htatpry Street, Just
[•y» from the Record-ChronicJe
ofilce. For many year* the returns
haw* been furnished by the R-O
and all of the people are invited to
coma to *00 the returns. The poll*
«fl doae at seven o'clock and re-
tums should start axntay to the
office within thirty minute* dr so
•tOW-gtesing hour. At any rate the
•turns will be thrown on the screen
a* rapidly a* we receive them.
OAK FIRM’S VALUATION BET AT
- - ’FORT WORTH, Nov A.—Harri-
son Smith. New York evaluation
engineer, second wttn-M introduced
cetng in tlic Mr ,71 t ours ant
minut-s
A boisterous crr.wd vhich bcol--
through police lines was eager to
catch a rJimpsc of C arence T .r-
hmw. the 19-4 ear-dtl cadt'v whose
daring in stowing awsv aboard the
airship had ca pt vied theii inaif-
Inattrn
Call for Tcihetie
“Where's Ferhunf '■ ’ they
calling. ‘-Let him come out.”
Estimate* indicate that about 70 to ma;
per cent of the qualified vote will few *
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lizard rect and the proportion is borne have offered the use of M windows
Big Air Service
Merger Formed
CHICAGO. Nov. 1 .--Organisa-
tion of the Universal Aviation Cor-
poration for pesronper. mail and
freight service was announced to-
day.
The announcement said the Uni •
versal Corporation has acquired
control ot the Fokker Corporation
of America, which will supply
plans for the new system.
It was underetoed Univer?*! rep-
reaented * consolidation of several
small companies, passenper lines of
which wnuM be united with Uni
versal flying nheduks to provide
transcontinental or interstate ser-
The teams which are visiting
dairv farms and pointing out the
advantages of a cow-testing asso-
ciation and inviting herd owners
to co-operate in the woik are com-
posed ot John Underwood, and G.
K. Warreu, T- R. Brooks and Cha?
Piero*, M. T. Payne and O. L
Nelson. |t :
Farmer Held for
Shooting Negro |
A whirlwind campaign with ral-
liea tn 11 towns and communities
in the county 1* being planned pre ■
paratory to the Democratic rally to
be held Saturday night at which
Congressman Sam Raybum of
Bonham 1* to be the principal
speaker, it wae announced Thurs-
day by W. L. McCormick, chairman
of the Denton County Democratic
Club. Two caravan* will leave Den-
> mer-
places
a short Democratic
McCormick
Much gcod has already been a?- |ed here at 6 a. m. She had oovared
« a a’ . compllshed by the association In more than 10.000 miles »*nce start-
Monday Evening SSMS IteWF fX
■ - herd*, and in building up tl-elr pro- Horst at 1:54 a. m., cto'»-’n stand-
dge B. D. Sartin of Wichita auction. BgrMating aa<h cov. a pcm-!*r<j. time, on Monday the airshm
thereby being enabled to -feed eco-
nomically, County A/.ent M. T.
Payne points out.
C. E. Nelson is the official test-
er lor the association. By the meth-
ods being followed the dairymen
keep a record ot each cow during
the emire year, whrfTshe is mi'k-
ing and when she is drv. and
charge each animal with the feed
used. The individual animal is gfco
liven credit for the mil* and but-
ter she ^reduces during Jijg year
Seek Additional
Members for Cow
Testing Project
Starting 'Wednesday Three teams
are new working to increaae the J
membership of the Denton Coufi- *»Ov.WBV
ty Herd Improvement Associaticfi. /
which was organize-. here in JuW
as the result of th« dairy' school
cut in the other counties th* Smith
vote will be 574 per cent ot that one window can be given ever foe
cast and the Hoover vote 438 per each exhibit Those In charge of
cent. ~r . |the plans for Industrial Wrek ex-
This week’s summary Includes pect more than 35 exhibits to Im
. ...
Exhibits are to be placed in win-
dows on Monday and the curtains
will te raised Tuesday mcrnlnv.
The exhibit* will b* left in plac;r‘ J
during the entire week, it te plan-
ned.
A joint meetirir ot the Klwante-*. ?
and Rotary Clubs on Fridav night
of the week is planned, at which
traveling salesmen who niaks their
Jhxd id
insurance) . ;
b insurance
IY, whoaa ■
DOLLARS
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W'year wd Ahwikaui stoasway on
th# air liner Graf Zeppelin, was
given' a triumphal reception by a
cheering irowd here today.
Clarence was smuggled out of one
of the rear gondolas of the Zeppe
lin into custodian! police soon af-
ter th* airship had landed and was
Wren to the hotel apartment of
John Koehl. American consul,
where a long pr'vat: talk was held
When the young stowaway emerg-
ed from th© hotel, cheerlnr crowd!
raised him on their shoulders and
paraded w ith h|tn down the streets.
Asked what he intended to do
he replied that he nust look
through his jnall and then decide
what to do next.
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TWO HELD FOLLOWING DEATH
OF THREE CHILDREN
MACON, Oa.. Nov. 1—Mrs. Mat
tie Young, wtdew, and D/TT FgrtV ---2
were arrested late Wednesday to
connexion with th* sfldden death |
of three cr Mr*. Young’s children,
' ■ age from 7 to 12 year.
died within a week. Examine.- J
win b* made of th* con’ rn «i
of the children's stomachs.
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trern, hoc-bwort puritan; FrtVW 1
partly etondy. ooMmt In eart
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I E. P. Craig wa* st home for l
few hours Wednesday from Austin,
where he had attended a meeting
Mf the State Textbook Board He
left Wednesday afternoon for Little
Rock Arkansas, a* he said to do
some missionary work with the
Textbook Board of that State which
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bus routes.
Dem Candidates
in Texas Sign
Fealty Pledge
DALLAS, Nov. 1.—Practically
every candidate for state and con-
brewlenal office in Texas bn* af-
fixed his signature to the party
pledge issued tevernl week* ago by
Democratic headquarter* here.
The pledge request* support of
. the entire ticket from "president to
• onnstabM.” It wa* subscribed to
by 12 candidate* for congress, 25
candidate* for state- One tor so
candidate* for Mat* repreaentat'v*
and all but two members of the
statewide ticket. ’ . . —.
The two nominee* for statewMe Ing* wi
r,ff»cs* who declined to sign th* by the
r.l»rie. ur»r. rinv>rn*W Dun Mnnrfv more t
Smith's lead 87.702
Those total figures represent
estimates from 137 counties, which
have an aggregate qualified vote, of
approximately 862.065. There are
still unreported 117 counties, but
tlicse included ,m this estimate rep-
resent more than two-thirds of the
vote in the State.
The most populous county from
which no report has been received
te McLennan, of which Waco te the
county seat, Cooke. Eastland, Har-
iteon, Johnson, Lubboek, Potter
and Stephens are the only counties
out tn which there are large towns.
Th* total vote luted for the two
candidate* in the counties included
in the estimate is approximately
600,000. The combined votal
counted for Smith and Hoover 1* *
500474. but neither of them 1* I
from fourtosix inches of snow and
this section of the .state was cov-
ered with a white blanket.
week’s
figure* from thirty-three additional
counties which pave Smith 84452
and Hoover 53.“*’
Of the thirty-three additional
counties reporting this week twen-
ty-nine are for Smith, and four icr
Hoover. This makes a total of 103
for Smith. 30 for Hoover and 4
ties.
In this week's summary are in-
cluded repc-rts from Anderson.
Archer. Bastrop, Bowie. Cameron.
Cherokee, Clay. Falls. Fsyete,
YTanklin, Gonzales. Hopkins.
Hunt, Jefferson, Ksufmsn, Lamar,
Lampasas, Limestone, Live Oak.
Llano. Matagorda Mitchell. Na-
varro Palo Pinto. Smith. Terrell, in connection with th* *xliiMte of;
Titus, Tom Green, Travis. Upshur, 1
“ ' ' ‘ LZapatUX
listed for .
Other items in the report were
average milk production, - 00
pounds; value of milk par cow at
3240 .per cwt„ *15.12, svevatt* feed
cost per cow, $6.47.
Since the September repo
mad* several herds have ne<
ded to the association, and th* Oc-
tober report, which will be mr.de
soon, is expected to show also an
Increase in production. While the
eight herds included during Sep
tesnber had only 90 cows on test
102 cows were on record, 12 bein ;
dry.
The teams which
with the aid of a full moon that illuminated the navy air field at
telin jurt before it started on the homeward voyage to Germany. Three
uied the fitant air liner from the hangar. Here you see it, the moon-
les. as whirring motors sent it tugtng impatiently to be off into the
Boy Hit By Car
g Painfully Hurt
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Tnunod Hayes. 16. son of Mr.
Mrs. James Haye*, received
*U1 injuries when he was knock-
ed from his bicycle on West Oak
Street by an automobile driven by
Hubert Thompson about 7 o'clock
Wednesday evening. His head
struck the pavement and he was
rendered unconscious for about an
Ihour. He sustained three severe
gaahe* on the back of hi* head in
addition to other bruise*, but hte
tajurie* will not prove aarioo*, th*
attending physictan said.
Thompson was blinded by the
rain and did not see the youth un-
til th* car had struck hte bicycle,
it wm Mated. i
SANGER YOUTH
HURT IN MISHAP
i AT (GAINESVgj*
by tj.e Fcrt Worth. Gas Company GA
• International Turkey
held in Chicago Th*
firm, df which J. M. Martin, far-
MMriy of Denton, te a member, plan*
» eend 40 turkey* to the intema-
tMnal show and in cae* * carload
shipment lean be made up very
cheap rates can be secured, ths in-
vitation points out. It te probable
that some Denton County breeders
VUI accompany the exhibit. Warren
said.
many place* over th* Btate. Mc-
Cormick said. It te believed that his
address here will be the outstand-
ing one of th* campaign In Texas
In behalf of the Democratic party.
Place* to be visited Saturday by
the first party of can-paigners and
the hour at which the party Will
airiv* in the various towns arc:
Argyle 0:30, Roanoke 10:30, Justin
12. Ponder 1:30, Krum 3, Sanger
4:30.
A second party will visit the fol-
lowing places Lake Dallas »;30
Lewisville 10 30 Little Elm 12, Pi-
lot Point 3, Aubrey 4:30.
Death Assessed
Negro Attacker
GREENVILLE; Nos. 1.—Convict- ycairo ago to «av* the historic Ttx-
ed Of ar attack on a white wo- i
man. Willie Grady, nogro. today
wa* sentenced ,tb death by a jury
in district court , here. ’ V
The death sentence against the
20-yeur-old negro was the first as •
seated in this county stox 1906.
«m fiiv0n th* Jury kit*
' TbrZttack. th* stat* alleged, oc-
curred'on Oct. 9, while the victim
wa* gathering cotton pickers here.
COMPLETE PURC1IABE~OF NEW
' AIRPORT FOR DALLAS
^-Dallas, mov. i.—Th* purdsM*
cf 28i acre* of land near Grand
PraBOfi-for an—auxiliary airport,
held up far imm» than a w*ek by
the injunction suit brought by A
C GWTtton wM efltocted wtrtnes- _
di/Vv order of th* Otty Qommls- lays
expMted to teaae
united State* army
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™.iunieatlCh m. 1ft wake. Air
mall service between Chicago and
the west wm unable to bridge ti e
terrikry covered r-y th* blt^
and the mall was being transferred
to rail A | />
Weather forecast raid that ♦ lie
northern section of the Panhandle
would get the cold wave tot’ay and
that Northeast Texas would have
coler weather.
than any mtimate placed by th*
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■ "IB!—ot thes* were
Smith except Live Oak, Mitchell,
Smith and Terrell.
The following counties are listed
m b«in< IP ’h«. Smith col turn: An-
deison, Angelina, Archer, Bastrop,
Baylor. Bell. Bexar. Bosque,’Bowie.
Brazos. Burleson. CaldwaU, Cam-
eron, Camp. Carson, Cherokee,
Clay, Cochran, Coke ColWh, Col-
lingsworth, Comal. Colorado, Cul-
berson, Dallam. Denton. DeWitt.
Dickens. Dimmitt, Erath, Falls.
Fannin, Fayette Fort Bend. Frank-
lin, Freestone, Galveston, Gonzales.
Grayson. Grime*. Hansford Harris,
Henderaqp. Hill, Hopkins. Houston.
Hudspeth, Hunt, Jack. Jasper, Jef-
ferson, Jirr. Hogg. Jim Wells. Kauf-
man. I^amar. Lampasas, Leon.
Limestone. Llano, Marion, Mata-
gorda, McCulloch, Milam, Mills,
Montgomery, Moore. Morris. Nac-
ogdoches, Navarro, “
mjeeba," Oranfte. Pkfo
Parker. Ratos, ---
wall, Rusk. Sabine. San Saba. San
Jacinto. Schleicher. Shelby, Starr,
Terry. Titus. Tom Green. Trevi*.
Upshur, Uvalde. Vai Verde. Van
Zandt, victoria, WMter. Washing-
ton, Wheeler. Wilbarger, William-
son, Wilson, Wise. Yoakum and
Zana th*—108.
The following counties ate listed i
as being in th* Hoover column; >
Armstrong. Bandera, Cbttle, Dallas,
Dontey. -Ellis Bl Paw,- Ooligd,
Gray, Hall, Hays, Hockley. Kent,
Kerr. Kimble. Live Oek. Lynn. Ma-
son. Mitchell. Pott, RmL Smith.
Swtaher, Button. Tarrant, Tavlor,
Torrell, Wlohlta. Willacy and Wood
—30.
Th* foltesring ere regarded a*
tied: Atascosa! Bee. Guadalupe
and Parnwii* <<[7
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES EL PASO
c ’W-dnesdaT'
Nov. i.-BI Pa*o build-
ak*n Wbdneadar nfeht
MrthfiMlte Ml h«* ta
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SELECMAN DOES
NOT CHOOSE TO
RUN FOR SENATE
|» DALLAS, wo,. I’^Aa A«d- *
♦ einy gown is more to be de- ♦
♦ siritd than a senatorial toga. ♦
♦ Dr. C,j0. Beiecn.an, president ♦
♦ of Southern Methodist Uni- ♦
♦ versUy said today, comment- ♦
♦ .ng on a newspaper article ♦
♦ yesterday which said Anti- ♦
♦ Smith leaden were consider- ♦
♦ i -g him ** a possible opponent ♦
MANY FOWLS FOR EX. ♦ “ t
♦ not chose jo run.” he said. ♦
Hill CO. JAILER
ISATTACKED
rjAHHE
_Xn sKxtes appearing to the
Record-Chronicle Saturday and
Monday ifigardiM 3MbodlRt mto-
tetere attendtnFttte NortH‘;Tfi|S0
Conference here filling the pulpit*
*f the turius churches ta Denton,
taadvertentily th* Fing Baptist
Church was omitted from the list.
local manufacturixf firms
Nurses9 School to .
Award Diplomas
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Mfss Theo Hunt and Miss Freda
Groaning, both of Denton, MH re-
ceive diplomas from the Dcntorr
Hospital and Clinic School h*
Nurses at the first eommsntxmcn.
program for the institution, to b?
held In the First Methodt-t
Church auditorium U night at 8
o'clock. The diplomas will be award-
ed by Miss A. Louise Dtetrtch. far-
mer secretary of the Texas Nurses'.
Association.
Mtes Hunt te the daughter of Mr.
and Nrs. Garrett W. Hunt 4(T
Pearl Street, and Miss Groaning 1*
the daughter of Mrs. A. Grocnfnj.
721 North Elm Street
Mrs, Sevier to
Speak Friday in
City Auditorium
Mrs. Clara Driscoll Sevier of Aus-
tin, Democratic national commit-
teewoman from Texas, te to speak
in the municipal auditorium Fri-
day night ta the interest of tpe
national Democratic ticket, the pro-
gram being arranged by th*
ton County Women'* Democratic
Club. The meeting, to which all clt-
irena of Denton, espbotally women,
ar* invited, begin* at 8 o’olock.
Mrs. Sevier is known a* the "Sav
ior of th* Alamo.’’ having .given
$75,000 of her own funds several
a — * - ■ - a * * ■ a - — A— eva^M*
as building whan it was about to
be torn down. She wa* later reim-
bursed by an appropriation by the
legtelature.
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Report Expected | renttag.
From Grand Jury
During Afternoon
: the initial- report of thA,«ard
jury for the fall term of District
Court wm exp; cred to be made
Thur?dkyAftemoon. It wm thought
the repeat proitablj , Whuld IB/ W rvu .wutul urn* vompai-.’
------- mundng but de in its fight for higher rote*. Wert
mad* tel-
-
There are some race horses' that
a**m to do better work on a muddy
I track, and there have been some
few golfers who perform better
when th* course 1* heavy and mud-,
dy. Professors Jack Johnson and J.
I Bl Jackaon are 'mud-golf erft* a*
"lesday afternoon, during the
they were out hlt-
that dluatve pill, known a* a
ball. But, it seems, that no
• were announced.
I Halloween celebration which wm
to have b*en held Wednesday night
WM postponed on account of the
heavy rainfan. It will be held to-
night at seven o’clocte, starting with
music by the Teacher* Colton
Band. At 7:30 those dreesed ta cos-
tume win inert a^ th* City Hall and
from there will parade around th*
Thirty-five nier- y —e™a??
donated prizes in th*
and in tills manner the owner is
able to weed out the "boardws''
trom his herd. Nelson makes
monthly report ot his work.
4A Butterfat
The last, report, made for
month ot September, shows that of
the 90 cows on te*t ta fhe eight
herds which comprised the assoct;,-
tion during that month, an aver
age of 4 8 per cent butterfat tes’
was shown. The report also showed
that ter each dollar expended tor
feed the average returns were $2..'4
One cow wks found ta 'Jie group
that produced between 40 and 50
[7 J. W. Gray and Billy Lanford
|ctoim to be the duck hunters au-
finstot After many efforts Thurs-
day morning they managed to get
the only duck they saw. But the
t com** thru the fact of their
M MUed * duck, th* specto*
hlch no one seems certain. Sev-
peapie pronounce It a red head;
r» a oanvaas back, and Round-
about believes tt of the tatter kind.
The oanvM back duck to quite rare
fa* C0Gtr.trT»' i*W m v,uo- I'WTI caravans w>u leave
“51 ®.Uiy. Or?( ■»“ ^hat duck and at each a short Demo
8omt 5pecch made' McCo
WM ftCCUflCd by On© Of calrt At aanh rxlartm annnnnN
hi* friend* of having killed some
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iarmern scoory ouck
k TOWN J
Th* Jaaoe Construction Onm-
|:any iw, . oecu awarded thr co»t ■
tract, for |2 .7.
12 mtites $t curbs in the
He:gbte nfiditicn to Ban Antonio,
tc be bull' at mi cktinutud com of
680400 The work will be started
about the first of December, wH*fi
Hte otanpahy’s crew* tintah a Stats
hrghway c^ntrart ta Hopkins Coun-
ty. where they ar* completing 13
I mites of cancn te highway for
la hich the- contract amounted U-
about 8800.000.
L W. J. McCoenalL Dean of Uta
1%achers College, te very strong in
th* advocacy of the two education-
al amendments to be voted on at
tlie coming election. He mid “The
citizen* of Texas should. In my opin-
ion. vote overwhelmingly in favor
of the* twa educational amend-
' ments to our Mate constitution.
Those amendments. If carried, will
ellmlBate, ta a great measure, some
be mailed'to the
backs to our system cq pupuc *du--------—
cation ai.d Wul At th* MUM* til**
entail no Additional cost or attend-
ant exite.”
IBHMMfiNMB'
C3R
“It costa me $3.76 each year tor
the right to vote,", said * Denton
Iman Thursday morning. “When I
pay for the right, it seem* to me
there te no reason why I should not
vote as I wish without incurring ill
foaling from any friend or acquaint-
ance. I harbor-no resentment for
any one who doc* not see the po-
litical rttufition a* I do—they have
the same right I am taking. Vot-
ing 1* a. personal affair—each man
to hte own chofoe; but there te no
maaon far falling *ut among friend*
who happeti to differ over politics.”
td 22 degree* in nartb perttea:
Friday fair. eaMer in Mu'hrMt
parttan. -JLk
‘T—","L
TWO YOUTHFUL PRISON-
ERS SAID TO HAVE
beaten officer
~ WITH CLUB. •
HILLSBORO^ Nov. lz—
Jesse Winters, Hill County
- ■- jailer, is at the point of
rtm jrartou* de>th HWb from a
skull as the aftermath of an
attack today by tw« prison-
ers, 16 and 17, armed with
a wooden club. '
Physicians'said Winters"has no
chance for recovery.
Sheriff George Simmons asserted
that the jailer wm assaulted from
behind while making hte early
round*.
The apparent
Oadilng will take- place on the
i first too da}* cf the show by Wal-
i ter Burton at Ariington. American
i Poultrv- Amodation judge.
I The show will be held this
in the Creddock Wagon Yard
, South Ebn Street,
iMtew* hafe been held.
Interert High
John W Million, prexident of fhe
Association which te sponsoring the
show, i* in active charge of prepar-
alions, and te making arrangeniente
to accommodate a large number of
entries. Regular cash prizes total-
ing approximately $300 are offered
m uddlttam to a large number of
special prizes and loving cup* of-
fered by individual firms. These
prizes and the fact that better
prices foe poultry products . now
prevail, cause oOdate cf the show
to beMevo that more than the uw-
al interest will b* shown this year
Several entries have already been
received and it 1* belkved that the
show will be up to standard both
in numbers and quaUty.
On Saturday, Nov. 10, the annu-
al poultry sale will be held, which
. 1* expected to draw poultry buyers
from A dietgnee. Anyone who has
The Halloween party, planned for Wednesday eve-
ning by the Boosters' Club of the Chamber of Commerce, ■ 'nw*
which was rained out, will be held on the court square thia
evenin*, the committee m charge of preparations decided
at a called meeting Thursday morning.
Although a day late the Haflo-
wa*p observance will foitow the -
program arranged tor Wednesday
evenin; and spo-Jts and got,lire will
be invited to disport themselves as
heartily as thcogh the eelebratien
was being held on the regular
“ghost” night •
Program and Parade
parade will form fa front of the
municipal building at 7:30 and
proceed .around tl-e court aqut s
The parade will pass ta Ttont nt ==
the judgeslste-ud on th* aMtrgteU--;:
r_j -- - ■ -
nes* bouses hera, will be awards
the best cnstlimed celebrateri
Th* street dance win immediate--
ly follow the awarding of prize
Muhc will be by the Teaebaro--,
Colleg- band. i -
In view of the delayed cbert-v-
anv* of Halloween, "spook" deco-
ration* Will be left in etore win-
dows Thursday and the light deco-
rations will remain in place until
after fhe Halloween party.
Work Begins on
Industrial Week
Exhibit Pl
committees from th* Chamber at
Conunerc* ar* at work on arrang-
ing for exhibits at local mat"^-
timn U) b» placed ta dawr
show window* during mdo
ek. Nov. 19 to 34. and wtt
G. 13
Warren, secretary. Merchant* ■
auspices of thd county agent.
herds of dairy cows m the WT**1
ization.
DALLAS, Nov. 1. -Frank Vigo.
25. a cook, was burned to death
and two negro boy* wrre burned,
probably fatally In a fire which
wrecked the Cedar Palate, a danc-
ing resort south of here, early to-
T-Y xijt, ’ P°“n^1—hutlcrfaU,Xfa* auaratiu
burned off. crawled nearly two
miles to a warm house for aid
They were swakened by the fallirn;
said. At each place announcement root an<t e,capc cut Ofr. plunged
wULh* made of th* rally to be h*l41 through h blaklnq rdofn and broke
down at door to get out.
The dock, it was bqlicv.d.
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