Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 185, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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MILLER’S
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Children 10c
Adults 35c
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Our complete stock of Boys’ furnishings
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little.
derful styles, won-
derful materials,
wonderful values.
Trimmings -and all
the things that are
carried by a store of
this kind.
Coats, Dresses,
Suits, Hats,
Underwear, Shoes
and Hosiery.
Boys' Pants—in Longies, Knickers and Shorts.
Boys' Caps, Ties, Belts, 2 Piece Underwear
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WEARING APPAREL
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Mtarday Night 11:30 Only
-THE 7TH COMMANDMENT”
H. B. Lavender of Andenon waa in
the city today.
Miss Nannie May Williams of Mil-
lican was in the city this morning.
Press reports
anti-government
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j Hurricane warnings
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Seedless Grapes, pound
Oranges, dozen
Jonathan Apples, dozen
Grapefruit, each
Yellow Onions, 2 pounds _.
Cabbage, 2 pounds
Fresh Prunes, 2 dozen
Red Malaga Grapes, pound
Fresh Peaches.
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George Floyd of Roans Prairie spent
Thursday afternoon in the city.
By LAWRENCE S. HAAS
< UP Staff Correspondent)
(Copyright, 1933, by
Havana, Sept. 15 <UP>
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— Revolu-
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LOST — White gold bar pin; diamond
in center; sapphires on side. In or
near Miller’s Theatre. Mrs. H. E.
Schulze. 184-dt
LOST — Small rod mare mule. Reward
for information. J. R. Jones, phone
256. iai-3t dly, Itwkly
BROOK MAYS & COMPANY
715 Fannin Street
Phone Fairfax 4308
- DUNAVANT’S
MORTUARY
Ambulance Day and Night
Courteous Comforting Service
Phone 93
Hallway's Pills
For Constipation
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LINDLEY
Funeral Home
Ambu’ance Service
PHONE 48
Navasota, Texas
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Quaker Maid
COCOA
FOR SAXdBe CHEAP — Ford truck.
Apply J. G. Hall. llUAtd. It-w.
AiSyP Fancy Quality
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GRAPE juice
Ann Rage Pure Fruit
PRESERVES
I’nele Bobs
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St. Louis, Sept. 15 (UP) Jerome H.
"Di«xy" Dean became the first known
holdout of the 1934 base ball season
- today when he revealed he would ask
a 100 per cent salary Increase.
According to Dean he drew 37,500
this season but wants a contract for
315,000 next year.
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Buy Office Supplies at Examiner.
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WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL
PIANO AT A BARGAIN?
We have a splendid upright, al-
so a lovely Baty Grand*ptano in
two-tone mahogany that we have
to take back. Rather than re-
ship will sell for less than bal-
ance due on easy terms. Will ac.
cept cotton as part payment. If
interested, write or wire us at
once before we send our truck
for them.
. ijal
is being checked in
at this store - won-
WANTED — Cheap light used car—
closed. Must be in good running con-
dition and worth the money asked.
M., Examiner office.
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were ordered
two points
Fast Color Broadcloth
TOM SAWYER SHIRTS, size C to 14, price
Mrs. H. L. Stewart and Miss Norlne
McGee have gone to Chicago to attend
J the fair.
Mrs. Robert Poole and Miss Vivian
Poole of Piedmont were in Navasota
Shopping Thursday afternoon.
Navasota people are responding a
little bit tetter to the Rod Cross call,
which was sent in an effort to secure
money to carry on relief work for the
hurricane and flood sufferers in the
Rio Grand Valley.
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Suits, Trousers,
Shirts, Hats,
Underwear^ Shoes
and Hosiery.
Red Ripe Full Paek
TOMATOES
21c
48 Lb. Sack $1.53
24 Lb Sa’ck
MRS. H. H. KNOX
Teacher, Piano and Voice
Claaaes in Primary and
Intermediate Child Singing.
Studio Opens Sept. 11, 1933.
PHONE 32. 173-lmo.
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Miss Ira Blackshear announces the
opening of her Piano Studio, Septem-
ber 11th Phone No. S. 17AUt
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. Mrs. Luella Greenwood announoar
the opening of classes In Repression
and public speaking September <
171.183
The Hempstead News carries the
story today that Hempstead alone ov-
er.subscribed the entire Waller coun-
ty quota. A total of 379.25 was con-
tributed Saturday morning by various
business houses and individuals th age.
Don’t let Grimes oounty be the last to
do her part.
Funds which have been received
thus far at the Examiner office are:
Already received 38.00
Mrs. Sol Meyer 1.00
John D. Quinn 1.00
Daily Examiner 2.00
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“THE QUALITY STORE”
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Wth Tom Mix, Diane Sinclair,
NcsDi Beery Jr., William Desmond,
Roy Stewart, Pee Wee Holmes
aad Tony.
SATURDAY
Adults 25c Children 10c
( evangelist, toth claimants to the pul-1
1 pit of Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle.
Members of the Jeffers faction
charged that Mrs. Crowley and Dr.
Cox participated in an attack on John
Nelson. Jeffers supporter, and that the
minister s wife had a blackjack in her
possession.
Five other persons were arrested in
(connection with the clash between the
factions. .
TODAY
“FRISCO JENNY”
With Ruth Chatterton, Donald
Cook. Janies Murray, Pat O'Malley
and many others.
“Tou don't have to tell me I’m a
bad woman — I Know It! My rec-
ord’s perfect now — Ten command-
ments and I've broken every one
of them."
| “THAT LITTLE GAME” — —To Him Thst Hath"
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Pint Bottle 11c
Quart Bottle
Jonesboro, ‘ Ark., Sept. 15 (UP) —
arrest of Mrs. Dale ■
Crowley, wife of Rev. Dale Crowley, j
! central figure in' religious strife here, 1
| and Dr. J. W. Cox, were in the hands
I of sheriff's dpeuties today.''
Issuance of the warrants followed a'
free for all fight yesterday in front'
of the police station between members
1 of the riyal factions led by Rev. Crow,
j ley and Rev. Joe Jeffers, the militant
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t tion against the Grau
j government flared today in Pinar Del
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Miss Esther Alexander left Thurs-
| day for Galveston where she will be
I employed.
Washington, Sept. 15 (UP) — The
Weather Bureau today warned that
I the tropical hurricane centering 350
! miles east of Savannah, Ga., and 250
I miles south of Cape Hatteras will
Hyde emphatically denied that the I strike the Atlan“c coast between Cape
trio arrested here had anything to do | Hatteras and W‘lmington, N. C., late
| with the kidnaping, but other sources j
I said federal agents were more optimis- 1
'tic today in their nationwide hunt for! ' — ---------------- ‘------
Kelly that they had ever been. I and storm warnings north of Hatteras
The trio arrested here were booked to Bo8ton and South of W‘»«ington to
I under fictitious names. .. Colvin, I Charleston' S' C
Lhior ,.r k..—( I The disturbance is of “great inten-
I sity” attended by gales over a wide
area and “winds of hurricane force
over considerable ’area"
said.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stoneham and
Howard Stoneham of Stoneham were
in the city for awhile Thursday
ing.
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Warrant Given For
Arrest Mrs. Crowley I
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HURRICANE WARNING GIVEN
vent trial here of Harvey Bailey, al-
leged planner, of the abduction, and I
Fred Leigh of Huntsville and Gid-i Bates, who Is accused of assisting
dings Rogers of Navasota left today Kelly in taking orschel from his man-
Austin where they will attend the "^on here the night of July 22.
university this winter. • Other moves were for separate trials
. I for R. G. Boss) Shannon, his wife and
his son, Texas farm trio accused of
harboring the kidnapers and Urschel
while ransom negotiations were made.
They claims they were compelled to
take part.
Judge Vaught was expected to sweep
aside all the motions.
U. S. District Attorney Herbert K.
Hyde emphatically denied that
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A study of pharmacies in this coun-
try Shows that approximately 1,800
pharmacists open new drug stores
each year.
Whnt They Are:
A tnild reliable vegetable laxative
which di'ca not gripe, cause distress
of disturh digestion. Not habit form*
ing. Contain no lumdul drugs.
What They Dos
MiUiona' of men and women, since
UM"', Live used diem to relieve sick
headaches, nervousness, fatigue, loas
of appetite, poor complexion and bad
bread} w4imi these ci*nditionj are
caused by constipation.
I At All Druggists
Radway 6c Co., Inc., New Y«k, N \ .
Olkaftoma City. 8apt. IS (UFl i— The
government was believed today to be
closing in on the last of the fugitives
in the Urschel kidnaping case—George
(Machine Gun) Kelly and his red hair,
ed wife.
Arrest of two women and a man
here late yesterday led to reports that
Indicated federal agents might be on
a warm trail for Kelly, accused as one
of the two, abductors of Charles F. Ur-
! schel, whose family paid a 3200,000
ransom.
Meantime, lawyers from four states
gathered here to outline final defense
strategy for the 11 men and one wo-
man who win go to trial Monday on a
conspiracy indictment In the kidnap-
ing.
The first move was a fight before
the hotel, The women were not per-
mitted to carry packages. Telephone
lines to. the hotel were severed.
Just before this action, the “tran-1
Menocal f!’^bnar’ San Martin government pro-1
followings mulgated a set of provisional statue^, (
i giving itself dictatorial powers, de-
claring for absolute independence but!
; respect for international j
treaties, and providing for a constitu-'
! a constitution
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Friday Afternoon & Saturday Specials
NAVY BEANS
Choice Dried
3 No. 2. cans
chief of the federal bureau of invest!- I ^'*1e disturbance is of great inten-
gation, under whose orders the arrests
were made, dismissed the incident
lightly but help the prisoners incom-
CLEAR UP YOUR COMPLEXION | Rio providence, 105 miles from the j municado.
We guarantee uontay Special Bleach , capital. Mario Menocal.
to temove Liver Spots, Freckles,' ban president.
Pimples or any Discolorations on face j both influential politicians,
caused by acid condition of • ported backing the movement. | Kua,d at the national hotel where
One hundred troops under Capt. hundreds of army and navy officers
• I Fernando Garcia Aran, known as one , a,e encamped. Yawning sentries,
• of the bravest and most determined ! lounging around the grounds to watch
• | officers of the army, seized control of f°r siRns of an outbreak were rein-
\the town of Consolacion Del Sue, 5 forced by squads of troops with ma-
• I miles from Pinar Del Rio, the pro- chine guns, shotguns and pistols.
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e | vmcial capital.
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6‘20c
> Mrs. Robert Foster announces open-
ing of her piano and voice classes
(Sept. 18. also singing classes for boys
■ ind girls (age 6 to 11 years). Phone
! 162. 184-2t
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Revolution In
Cuba Flares Up
Fleeing from loyal troops sent from ' were permitted to visit those inside
Pinar. the revolutionists took to open!
country.-
,The revolt was local in character
and characterized by the government
| a of no consequence. Both 1----------
nd Mendieta have large
I rd are openly hostile, to the govern.
1 nient.
( ( United Press reports from Plftat I promising
I said anti-government feeling was jro‘>t,o“ —„
' I strong throughout the province. ents assembly to write
At about the time the revolt broke , and provide for an election,
out, the government ordered a strong
gUaid pbsted around the presidential
! palace here and imposed a censorship
i on long distance telephone calls be-.
1 tween towns in Cuba. ...
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: ■ the first time, it posted a "strong | Warrants for 1
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former Cu- i Hyde said Mann act charges would,
and Carlos Mendieta, b? fi*ed against the trio today.
were re-'
under Capt.'
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 185, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1933, newspaper, September 15, 1933; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1373416/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.