Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 187, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1936 Page: 2 of 8
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THE 1936 TUBERCULOSIS CAMPAIGN: I
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tuberculosis patient to describe his symptoms.
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NOTICE TO THE PURLIC
READ
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, reputa-
publishers attention.
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' Before describing the signposts of suspicion, this
or
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point must be emphasized: to suspect is
or
told him you can make
meet you ever since I
“He's been crazy to
real old-fashioned sandwiches"
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Tony’s. Make
onst
dine at home,
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drew
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of special eminence in the profession com-
jurists have been simmering laws and decis-
a little paint-
ime to go out
in
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Fred Snuggs and D. LMonroe
to W.
B Nicholson, 91.5 acres. J.
managed
through, but couldn’t wiggle his
hips through.
Giving up the at-
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to L.
90 acres BBB & CRR Co.
John
Gray to J. A. Denning, 40 I
Trade it tnrough a Want. Ad
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acres cf T. B.. Stroud.
A. Denning et al to S. Al |
) acres T. B. Stroud.
She
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APRIL
J. A
Denning to S. A. Rips. 60
1936
1936
acres of 100 acres J. N. Redman.
going to be
I—I like
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Ivy sur yey.
Walt
60 acres
26 27.28 29 30'.
acres or John Barnett.
tieberry
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Texas Progress
dev elopmen ts
der Consideration.
MAN ARRESTED HERE
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.sheets
40 acres out of T. B. Stroud, A.
rected hr
William Draper Lewis, for several
A man
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Lucas and May grocery
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C W. Haw-
foot had
a stupid, good-hearted
prate games
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hildren.
• went
Met
ting
SHOES
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Society of the
Mr.
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SANDA
Next Monday, Mrs .1 L
iay afternoon
qughter’s
ROES OF AMERICAN HISTORY
moree was the re-
Mr
fames
plaved a
were
funds to make the Red river dam
Sparkma assi
V<M
survey had been rejected by the
ANKLE
k Sat link
The
new allocation had been submitted
The seas
on
: Sunda
through the WPA or the ERA de-
Browniup. Marg ip t Wilson, Sarah
relief
solids
S er
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4.5
Mi hired
Jack Weseman
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Easter Egg Hunt
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The senator from Idahp
may
perform a great service in clarify-
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Mrs. Jimmy Nichols visited rel- day.
Use Classified Ada ror results.
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$ Grozset a Duzlap.—WNU service.
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tempt, he tried to crawl back in
the cell, but failed and had to be
The Baptist primary and junior
deprtments of the Sunday school
--$2.2:
-$4.00
had been
music and
Are ) 01
Feel St
read.
-maz
Frost to Ben Seyler, 21
81 acres of Sub. 20 Geo.
reared on poetry, as on
ar*. since she could re
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Chapter 24
UNCLE WILL
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suspicion and, second, how can one escape misrend-
ins the warnings?
We are
quire at
50 acres out of
kins,’A. 474.
ning.
of S
42.
G.
V
dal
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son al AFFAIRS
IN VALI EY VIEW
tatement."
of the Institute is di-
No matt
Straps. I
black ca
PR UN
NOB-E
T-Strap Sa
StetS want
MRS. A.
MRS. SI
FOLKS TOO BUSY
FOR APRIL FOOL
JoKES WEDNESDAY
WELDER FREQUENT
VISITOR TO THE
JAIL ON BUSINESS ’
Harr i
vanilla
Laura
smoothed face
“IT T married him I Suppose I’d
Nash’s
of Ma
and »
rhance
rouras
best dealt with when "routed out" early.
“I don’t know how to describe it, but it's just
F. i
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Six montha. !■
advnnee —- —
ene year, in
advanee —----
some clearly, written
read.
Iris, expecting to be
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Mrs
M
and
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to Texas Co., E. 40 of 80
tract 17 T. Scott survey.
girls presented their coach with a Godwin and S. T. Lanier are cap- business Saturday.
box of stationary. tains. . ' Mre Toel arc
to cele-
twelft h
funeral of MEs. George Payne in
Sanger Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. H J. Brown, Mr feeling
air.
Camilla Wendell, oddly enough,
came to be Iris’s most frequently
met friend. Iris had the house to
S
before e
Tonie is
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at
run
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tained 3
homie Tu
brute ' r
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vic t! To suspect is not to prove. To suspect is mere- ‘
ly to suspect The wise person investigates, and tne l
investigation proves whether the suspicion was well’
"YOUR EIF JKI<
SERVANT”
acres’ out of Jas. Bradshaw; 13.9
acres out of S. A. M. G. RR. Co.:
217 acres of the M. E. P. & P RR.
Co.; 242.5 acres John Steele; 57.5
acres S. Miller, 156.5 acres J M,
Swisher. \
J. F. Rubrecht to W O. Russell,
272 acrs of the Jane Rutledge.
W. Butcher to W. O. Russell. 40
acres of Hiram Sadler being the
S. one-half of an 80 acre survey.
E. M. Guthrie to W. O. Russell.
500 acres of the Nordman, Clem-
ent and Bell surveys
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IL N. LAWYERS SEEK TO SIMPLIFY
TH EIAW.
acres J. N. Gibbons A. 399: 10.5
acres B. C Johnson A. 527: 100
Oil and Gas Leases
J. E. Monroe to Owenwood Pool
-- was his, with
small-boy-priileged
or 'll founded. t
Tomorrow: The 1936 Tuberculosis Campaign: II
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loskey to thirty (
! Sherman
Elizabeth P. Bell to J. J. Statler, j arrested
To zain n betier apprecintion
of the
< FP
dit
• omie
i)hutt
Tou
aje
hping
thim
-__$2.75 us if I were trying to go ahead with all brakes set
tight.” These are the graphic words used by one
I razor and Mrs. Willis Mallicote and Mr
Is Mv and Mrs. Dave Lowe visited Mr.
‘ and Mrs. J XC Cooper in Denton
Sunday. •
kind, to be 950
' ‘ ‘ Percy McGeorge to H. H. Moss, of the
124 12 acres out, of the lots 6 and store ;
s TW it, U Rigmeg 4 2
ower
& Light Co.
, Widdemer 1
Iris finds one of her dreams
shattered, tomorrow. 1
I Newson
acres of
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Mexican Social
The junior department of the
Methodist Sunday school was
bed. t . i
111 ' The autumn went on and slipped
ee -into winter The days seemed very
OFFIGE
GARD
BOONE
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, herself, with occasionally Owen, in
; the afternoons she was not riding
or at dancing class. It was delight-
ful and incredibly effortless.
j A little group got into tite habit
, of making it a rendezvous: Dicky
' and a handful of friends; Camilla,
i one or two other girls. "Coming
; in for tea. Do have those little
I toasted things,” a voice would say
over the telephone, or, “Bringing a
crowd. Tell Honora not to stint
the bacardi—” I
nographe, 401 East California
street.
were enjoyed. ____ _________— _ -
food cake and chocolate rabbits two volley ball teams Monday and
■ was served to 20 guests. Miss Wil- began active 1
lis was assisted in serving by her They plan to take part in a tour- Mrs. Willis Mallicote Tuesday.
mother and Mrs Boe Martin. The nament to be held April 18. Roy Ed Knight was in East Texas on
study of Mexico in
school and .league.
THE. C‛
‛ FBI Ci-
and Messrs 11 M- Harris
Sparkman andty honoree
Wm Daniels. H,
de°- ''
to get his shoulders
in refreshment
rs Dan Flint
the system
fight, whereas, ten years ago, he
would have had a mighty army on
on his side. He simply waited too
long.
HMODESTMASEMSoznet
Pier in
IT LOOKED LIKE a mighty
small hole those fellows crawled
on schedued
Crtsinger, Kenneth Montgomery
Dale lamer, Bok Maddox. Robert
Dale Smith, Biliy Bart Sparkman. '
The followihg members of thel
M tho fist Missionary Society at- :
■ atives in Greenville Sunday.
at the ‘ Ralph Couch and Johnny Huds-
boasted one of the prisoners, “but
I did break out of the city cala-
boose once.”
J. F. McCarter to W. O. Russell,
200 acres Hiram Sadler.
W C. Embry to W. .O. Russell.
140 acres of B. C. Johnson..
N. C. Ward and D. S. Ward to
W. O. Russell. 120 acres of J. M.
Lindsay, assignee of T. Toby; 80
acres T. Toby; 117% acres Carle-
ton: 10 Oacres J. Sadler.
Willard Kemplin to W. O. Rus-
$
before seen again
Phina's massaged
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Golden Pain
e/b.argaretCWiddemer
Once, when there was a
scacity of salt Boone went
to Blue Licks to get a supply.
He was captured by the In-
dians. brought back to their
village and became one of
their tribe. He discovered a
scheme to attack the settlers
and, escaping from the In-
dians. he traveled day and
night through the forest to
warn the; settlement cad
save itl
given a Mexican social
Arthur Teague et ux to W. D.
Russell,’300 acres of the Naomine
E. Maston.and Mary McGee; 80
acres and 60 acre tract Maston
693: 160 acres of the Mary Mc-
Gee. A. 723:
Robert Loerwald et ux to W. O.
Russell. 107 acres James Brad-
shaw, A. 32.
Wm 3 Lorwald to W O. Rus-
sell, 128 acres of the James Brad-
shaw! and T. Jessup.
T. L. Liddell and Leon M. Lid-
dell to W. O. Russell, 119.6 acres
Cutcheon, three-fourths int. in N.
60 acres of S. 110:6 acres of 220.6
said in a
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, of little-brotherly
Mrs. Jack McCubbin and Miss which she found
l Kathryn McCubbin were guests of j most girls; a i
Mrs. Cecil Bowlby in Dallas Satur-
Fred Snuggs to John E. Taylor, j—_ -
one-half of the 46.5 acres Pigg !
2, 128
John A. -eng vi az lu
♦ Rips, 40 acres T. B. Stroud.
Legal Records
16TH DISTRICT cot RT
‘ Civil Docket
Lola Mann vs. Mrs. Annie Mann,
partition. Agreement reached in
vacation and case settled.
ALLEY VIEW, April 1
Qate the putli her* do not hold themselves liable
amae further fhan the amount received by them
not more than 9x15 inches. But
Some of the prisoners told us that
when a fellow is locked in and
sees an avenue of escape, he can
get through a very small hole, re-
gardless of his size.
encouraging Tris, who
that a
Mi-sionary
The Missienary
p. Williams. 369 acres of
Franci Garcia; 18812 N. G. Hunt
- . 1^2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 51
12 13 ‘1415 16 17 10
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
T. P.
acres 01
Anything to swap? Try Regis-
ter classified ads.
wil! teach
Nighbor.
the ii briefs to the posi-
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When subsctiptions are not paid in advance, or re1i • ■ ,
eowed within le days after expiration, straight price , "Trying to go ahead with the brakes on that s
** st) cents pef month fa charged, what doctors call fatigue, tne feeling of tiredness, <
, DAI.Y REGISTER ' lack of pep. Fatigue is a common symptom in tu- ,
ey dha3, in ('like. Grayson, Denton.Montague or Wise .berculosis, but not constant. And there’s the rub. I
sules, Texas, and Love county. Oklahoma. — ... — ..
Bne month. In ad- ■ SIX months, in
yance ___—______50e advanee
Bae Year, in advanee---- --------
Jts Wil Sparkma enter.
president of
Garden 41 ab
Horn at a
6
dh ir
Milt s
- m"nLI ee *0, 1 68
survey, 76 acres Pearce, 28.6 Cas- l
and 125 of E. E. Weaver.
county today.
M ■ shooter.
Robert Hulett
birthday 'The he
cipient ef ma
Joe Scott. Leon
v 1, i written poems which, if not great.
< .s <1 d me a good turn. Iris, by were certainly lucid, exquisite, and
the.way. 1 want you to call Allan technically fine
< Copyright. 1933-36. Margaret
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ptist church met at the church
: day afternoon. \ Missionary
son was led by Mis Will Spark-
in Fleven women were present
the meeting [
a book. "Wh
, — -- .' to think about it. The
Basil Baker and Earl Gregory; engineered, <
practice Tuesday, of Anton, Texas, visited Mr. and ’ ly.
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OPF for untangling the mazes of law is in sity of Pennsylvania. Lawyers, judges, and
JI sight. Quietly for more than ten years, law professors from all over the United
a group of America’s most distinguished States are members. Thirty-three members
J Acning to c. E. Mc+
member— 7, Cooke County School Land.
____ _____ iooked up. "1 -aih T Pe" .j » » St-
ed. This girl she had thought
sibly a
these e
and tn
germs
Sprim
they h
Mu laris
ma ny
GAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER
AsD MESSENGEn
TOUNDED 1886. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON 1
EXCEFT SUNAY
\t‛ead I iiion Meeting
tor such adverinements. •
the days 1 that’s what he hopes to do. He
were so full she had scarcely time may even force a realignment of1 Emil Vogel to W. O. Russell.
......—*. Te day was ; political forces. But he has de-' 150 4-5 acres H. O. Koblman and
dovetailed relentless- : layed so long that he won’t have1 j. J. Arocha.
‘the backing of his ancient pals—
She saw Dicky Hamilton a good । Couzens. Norris. La Follette,
deal. He gave her, indeed, a sort j Johnson. He’s making a one-man
trip over the
search of the
\
peopie rall
do niot kne
feeling
I urking ir
i auses hili
"havoc with
pat iun an
kin to til
when jou,!
yoare 10
ESg DANIEL
reread, and
waferf tb Mileredlowry.
Mae Klinglesmith, Opal
l aw School of the Univer-
, .. .. bv a man working for him Sher-
A. Thompson to John E. Tay- iff ware made
lor. 60 acres H. Sadler, also 80 and I
Tosi
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. Few symptoms in tuberculosis are constant. That's <
1 why tuberculosis is called a protean disease; one of j owen says Allan Beckley is they were _ _ _____
many forms. And because of its .variety of manifes- 1 planning to give a dinner for you,” there: and there were always peo-
tations, tuberculosi is a masquerading disease, re-i Phina went on. "You can’t miss' pie in for dinner—and coming and
sembling by its symptoms numerous other and i that." . : going.” She laughed. “I suppose
usually milder condii ions. . "He was just going to set the it was one reason we lost some of
Suspicion that something is wrong must first date when I told him I had to the money we did lose.”
lion, or standihg of any firm. individual or corpora-- spring in the mind of the person affected Seldom go.” ’ h “It isn't at all like that.'
klon, will be Eladly corrected upon being called to the does, someone else do the suspecting for him. And I phina ...
• when suspicion does arise, it must be sufficiently
| compelling to lead-the individual to the doctor.
| Now. then, first.-what should properly arouse
Who or what she meant Iris did
not know until Honora’s violet i . "Maybe 1 can get
taffeta and wise smiling Irish face ing done before it’s _
with Phina, ’ Iris said. She knew
Camilla was happiest when one
didn’t focus on her. She went over
to the window and began to paint.
i news that she had the number,1 It was a miniature of Phina, part-
Phina rose and sauntered to the i y from a photograph and partly
from a long soundproof telephone in the next 1 from . moments snatched from
L room. i s.nna s busy life.
actments of congress, 48 state and looking forward to better days, to have, .Shortly she came back. "I have "About this gang. Camilla be-
legi latur s, and countless court decisions, the morale of its Citizenship tom a sunder. | perfecny Wweiw"and Fhestznks iton, please don't. Camilla.”
4 2it has been said, with some truth.” to lieions friendships disturbed, new enmities'would be foolish for you to break' “All right . Who taught you
q¥ot M Wickt rsham, "that if all the law n roused, all because of the mad desire of a : up your engagements and all our Ito do all the things you can do?”
‘ I in English were laid end to mall group of persons to put that commu- i plans by coming back now But I "My father and aunt and uncle,
would r^eh the moon, or even nity in competition with private enterprise,, better talk .to him yourself," I lived with three people who had
’ no nAfhe, cIaa orura +. +1. Al. "My dear little girl."said her, not much to amuse them except
yAin hon giving me lessons ”
num > - of friends in her
lessons were fun; so wa the tap
dancing. }elluila Q pcol otixc az ~cly
tris thought on the whole sheling issues in the 1936 campaign-
id Mrs- C B. Johnson and was enjoying herself, but
Where suhse riptions are not paid in advanee, or re-
ewed within 10 daya after expiration, straignt peice
if 5 ceqts pen month m chiarged
- I by Mrs I.
rved cherry sherbet
date when I told him I had to
"e " ' i f "It isn ‛t at all like that.” Ca-
spoke with controlled an-' milla said, her brows knitting. She
noyance H ! looked almost distinguished, still
i.1 . mLl . , and straight in the half light, Iris
■ , Sd you realize just who thought, but Why need she be
and what Allan Bedkley is. So cross about it? And then a wild
(ar as thereis any genuine society cry rose from the other end of the
-pa..02, ..... left in New York, he is at the very rom
had the incredible luk to run into "Iris, hey. Iris !.S ome of these
him practically as you came into dumbbells want to.g0 to. the
I the. city, and to have him imme-movies to see Mae West, and we
diately plan to give you a dinner want togooxer to
party and you say, Fm sorry, but! em reason.
my uncle has the grippe, and 11 "I couldn't make anybody in this
; have to go home!’” ! +room see reason!" she said, laugh-
“I am sorry. But he has, and I i ing “And I have to
do'” P anyhow. Fight it out the best you
Legal iatruments furnished
by Marie Timmis, public ste-
milla said angrily to Iris one day.
j “I adore it!” Iris said. “It’s like
the stories I was brought up on.
a little ashamed of being DENISON, April 2. Capt. L. F
ashamed. Rhodes, who returned Wednesday
But the clipped servant-voice noon from Vicksburg, Miss., where
that answered said neutrally that he conferred with Col. L. W. 01-
1 ii Beckley had gone but of town jver division engineer, reported
and Mrs J I Kme visited • Hemight be gone for some weeks, the original allocation of PWA
Mr and Mrs W c.Moss and fam- ■ I Madame would leave her num-
ily Sunday in Denton. j " ’ ‘ ... .. , .. nuvey nau weca xjeute
second quarterly < onferencc at y wi 1 relie ' par y with comptroller general, and
was held in the Methodist churchidisappointment. Tris returned and
„t„.i *e --------- who lifted a
H. Fr eeman being south one-half
of Su >. No. 2 University League
76.
Fred Snuggs to W. R. Nicholson
S one-half of the 276 acres out of
theJ.N. Bigg. Pearce and Castle-
berry surveys.
Woo dbine Oil Corp. to W. I.
Terrell, 20.66 acres N. Trevino and
Jos. Worley and J. Q. Morris.
Woodbine Oil Corp., to W L
Terrell N1 of E. 14 of S. E. 1 of
John T Hill survey.
Reconstruction Finance Corp..
pirme on
1 h te re
14 ral work
Aunt Phina and her weak but
charming brother, Owen.
Quite by accident, she is
taken up by Allan Beckley,
who is “somebody” and ob-
viously fond of Iris. But now
Iris learns that the uncle and
aunt back in Persia, Pa., al-
most forgotten in the whirl of
events, are both ill. She tells
Phina she must go home, and
Phina is furious that she is
willing to lose so good an
opportunity to “break in.”
bmdemAxomewserse
LOLKS MUST BE too busy to be
U very playful in Gainesville
nowadays. Yesterday was April 1;
better known as All Fool's Day,
and the wary scribe was prepared
for the full gamut of practical
jokes as he came to work Wednes-
day morning.
He never made a move during
the day, never answered the tele-
phone. never engaged in conversa-
tion but that he was called to
mind "This is April Fool's Day.
watch out for jokesters.”
But he was disappointed.
Not during the entire day did
anyone try to play a joke on him
in any form. Only once did he look
on as a prank was played—that
when the proof reader received an
interesting looking package, via
parcel post, only to find upon open-
ing it, a card bearing the "April
Fool” inscription.
Is the old custom passing? Or
is it just this era of prosperity
that is keeping folks busy to the
extent they have no’ time for
jokes ?
Corpoi
throne
FGToFhe the
tuberculosis associations of the nation what ; I Nw York by hr induentiaf
THE GREAT
TRAIL BLAZES
the Newton
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ete ll
fskn
vears de
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Lowe. I Gene MeColum
of how the Lannings used to keep
open house. If anybody interest-
ing or famous came to Persia,
is they were always entertained
and the Texas theatre in
last Sunday night, was
/Wednesday morning in !
Gainesville by Detective B. V. At-
nip and Fire Marshal J. L. Estes
Tde Associated Press lx exclusively entitled to the ■
use for republ icatiqn of all news dispatches credited
to it or not otherwise credited in thin paper and also
th elocal iKi appearing herein.
In cas of errors or omisalons occurring in local
Other pdvertisemente. or of omissins
=emema mu
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sot rmote planeti By tha| as it may, the thus taking another step forward to the day j uncle's kind, precise voice when ’ giving me lessons.' , t
trial many nod rn law silits resolves it- when present generations may witness gov- , * he first exclamations were over, 1 Camilla reelaxed into the soft Jiberifted by sawing through a bar.
self into 'iti' • books. Each side must ernmental control of practically all human i "you mustn't think of returningchair fora minute, then straight-
pronosit ions of law bolstered with activities. Every time, that government en- and losing your ^educational ad-ened her shoulders in the perfect-
or rerer to cases previously reaches on legitimate private business, by ntag .. I Y ’ • L tit dark, Pe A j
- 1 We mustn t 1 waste Josieis she sat properly, triumphed over
money," he went on. “Only tell me • her awkwardness.
are you well and happy and hav-! “Think of doing what you like
ing a good time? And how is' to. do," she said passionately. “I
effort Owen? Owen's a fine boy.” j can’tpever remember doing any-
A-;, ' "Yes, ves. darling. And Owen is, thingfI really enjoyed since I was
B" 1, a fine boy. He‛s as like you as he born. Except one thing—
can be It's all wonderful I'm 1 coloted a dark red and stopped
. men ; awfully happy . . .Are you sure short. -
lor members of thy city council who are not I'm not selfish? And are you real-' Iris supposed it was .
beings ubli: hed in books available to all. The ctuated by socialistic tendencies and bitter * ly not very ill ? Your letter fright- Owen, but. it was not.
entii roj qt t finpnced by the carnegie itejudices, publicly acclaimed in advance. ! ened mea" ,1 “hml PIemSi, S e -
d , . • .-ii. i » -It was little more than a bad snamed 10W voice. p
I ondation established Ot--1 cold. I ust insist on r stay- i To Ins. brought up in the fatih
en rosity of the late Andrew .‘■’ome of the municipal ownership advo- ing, dear. Persia will still be hero that any expression of art was
cites have laid great stress on the purported in the spring. Tell Josie I'll send , more sacred than money, food,
in been published so far amount of labor that would be created for fhe music books as soon as I can shetter, almost than life, this was
W ill Vc dually be tested by local citizens, in event a muncipal light and ohntin And , ovpr ong rd love to see some, she said.
" hioh ca courts will refer to power plant is erected here, but they.forget before that for a visit whether "You’re wonderful," Camilla
I "I their decisions and the to mention the fact that such employment you want me or not. ’ said. “People either giggle or get
which the lawyers will make of them in would be only temporary, and they give no "staying, like a wise child?” ! embarrassed, usually, about poe-
nt. Some tribunals consideration to the fine men and women said Phina when Iris returned. Iris tsandimy mntherhatesileb
Ivh ve co car as to provide by who woul be driven from steady employ- noddeda. thought Wil would parlors an bore them. I know # J
1 at ’ ■ <i restat ment has dealt with ment they now hold, most of whom probably , sudden intensity. “He's too good bore thev. But 1 have to write,
would be forced to leave the city, if the com- for this world! There’s such a or.T woufdn’t." She wap alive and
pany now supplying the city with adequate thing as being a' fool for goodness natural for the first time sinee
electric service at extremely reasonable and thats what Will's always
rates, is denied permission to transact busi- been- g, . .
ness here at the expiration of its present Iris had once
franchise.
ehurch Sat irity afternoon The peth were in Ardmore, Okla . Sun be a high-minded idealistic un-
children hive completed their day. happy idiot; this minutd”ihe skid
the Sunday Mrs Sam Salmon of Lewisville haskly Veil, hotter as it is. Our
After appro- is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. .1 ,bswere too unlike; El fa doubt-
were played. Mexi- Turner and family.
s were sevred bv i C F Johnson was
and Miss Vannie business Tuesday,
The pan w
ally long ard
you prebal I
much, took:
foodsand | i •
Maybe you .
through. It apparently measured
WILL NOl
NOBLS
THE qo
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Members of the Associate Press, Texas Press Amo- . . .
gation, Texas Daily Press League and International they call the 1936 Early Diagnosis campaign.
Brcuiation Managers* Association, National Editorial f ir.a.. .1. oac.lui, .c L. N +11 beren.
ssociation. Southern Newspper Publishers’ Asao-l Under the leadership of the Nationa Tubercv
dlation. I losis association, the state and local organization:
"EntereaatitheGainesvine,/TexasPostottice.i during this period will work intensively to bring to
as second-class matter. . . i the attention of the public the continued menace of
---- ———————--— — i tuberculosis. The*’/ will preach the valuable; lesson
rr MAIL OUTSIDEU-cSke Grayson. Denton, Mon- that tuberculosis is preventable and curable, and
gue or Wise counties, lexas. and Love county. Ok- :
fedtoma:
Soviets Ask Gypsies to Farm
MOSCOW (APu The govern-
ment has approved a grant of 8,-
(MM) rubles • .$1.6001 for each gypsy
family in the Soviet Union in an
effort to change them from no-
mails to settled farmers Land for
| farming is to be made available
to the gypsies, who number ap.
proximately 80,000.
in Dallas on ■ , - . . ,
Beckley and tell him you aren't
Mrs O. W. Myers, who under- ' going aw ay. Doit lightly, but have
i major operation in the j him put the dinner on again. j
| Gainesville hospital Saturday is ■ Oh, Aunt Phina, Id rather
as well as could be expected. . not . ,, , ...... ., ..
and Mrs. Earl Payne and . Y ou,old-fashioned little thing pi NMS A DC DFNIFD
daughter. Earlyne. attended the Again Honora was ordeied to get I U,v Amc, -sv,~,
a number, and Phina, laughing, DENISON DAM SURVEY
' sent Iris to the wire. She went.
came over
aerw.arterunennbyaPresidtingEl-ireirytedcyebroiwt‛andkuggesteaiparmsent"orr"government
We instefn Norma Jean Nallicote , . hoist Miisonary Society at-i Miteheli and Woodard Cope oi bed., . . . , work at Washington. D. C.
Betty Lou Stockion, Jimmie Lon 1 ded the 1 hion meeting in the Fort Worth visited relatives here i The autumn went on and slipped Accompanying the captain on
Harris. Geneva Wilkerson Mau- Eirst reskyterian church in Saturday - into W inter The days seemed very the trip was James A Rooney of
Rvw v!!!'™ wanVarehptandberrcendns
Ein 1 S1 Emn ana ds mamwneeSxbhonanna.
spent the weekend in the W. S. plotartchwmtrhemadesomt Captain Rhodes explained, was
NicCubbin home | casant.aaH 4nta h I ’ _ . . emergency relief administration.
\thletes Suecssful M_ =n. .. - p v,.. . . Everything touched and went ° ________________
} ■ v view has beecommend- auditpn r . ."is and away again here in New York; i _ _ qri • •
• forshowing madat countv Frc wiils SwEre in p tiwndinothingcamenvery close There National Whirligig
...... mesin tranknandnteratyeyntoisatriay., ", ' j werecmea he her “wir (consinued From Page One.
S i and niFn sen00/ Mr nd Mrs. J. Rassemuzen and luncheons at smart hotels with -----
spcaKu^ Every, entry. "(Xit of family or quanah spent th week- some of the friends she mad or velt to any G O. P candidate now
ten events entered in track bv the end int he T M. McCollum home with Phina or Owen. The riding , in sight, including Mr. Borah.
s FrancesWillis coach of ” 1 '*nl' . e' tracK bY thel Mr jmd Mrs. R. L Brown spent - - - • ------*— e--- r-t- ----
th1 junior volley ball team enter 8 es 18 hl lirst places were Wednesday with Mrs E. M. Van-
tained the team m her home Fri- awardci Cleo Butts was nigh derslice in Fort Worth; i
day afternoon with an Easter egg point man among Cooke countyi Mr. a>
hunt. Volley ball and other games elai 5 high Schoois , sons spent Sunday with relatives
lice cream, devils The high school boys organized in Wolfe City.
•HE REGISTER PRINTING COMPANY (INC.) I
PUBLISHERS, GAINESVILLE, COOKE CO. TEXAS ’
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Eattorial and Businges Office, IOS East California St. K
* * *
CARL WILSON, local welder,
makes frequent trips to the coun-
ty jail—on business Mr. Wilson's
job is to weld bars sawed apart
by escaping prisoners. ’
There haven't been many breaks
in recent months, but during the,
past five years, they have been ’
numerous. This reporter, survey-
ing the damage done by last
night’s jail breakers, saw numer-
ous examples of the welding art in
the jail windows on the first
floor, and recalls there are even
more on the second floor.
Mr. Wilson reminded us that on
one occasion he sawed cel bars
instead of welding them. That
was the time when a youth at-
tempted to crawl out of a cell.
Phina reaching a long capable .can. I
arm to a nearly invisible depres- Presently they Were gone, and
_________ sion in the silvery mantel said, Honora reentered to air the room
ion- down to essential principles which are pose the Institute’s Council, and it is note- i rIIhave Honora get him." ‘anddlhetthe.glassesThetwo
being restated insimple terms for the bene- worthy that since its incorporation, four • W ho or what she meant Iris did 8‛tsdtted UP to "1ss own room
fit of lawyer and layman alike. The story of : embers of the Council have been appointed , czeca an
this effort 13 told in the current Rotarian to the United States Supreme Court, name- l appeared.
Magazine in what is probably the List maga- ly: tustices Stone, Hughes Roberts, and Car- I “Get me Persia flve-o-two-J,
zine article written by the late George W. 1 "o. ! | | • I Honora, please."
Wicker sham, attorney general in the Taft -----—o------— ‘
administration. t It is an unfortunate thing for any commu-
Colonists settling in New England brought nity, just beginning to “mend" f
to th :r country English law, which has been period of comparative business stagnation
add d lo by qnactmentsof congrss, 48 state and looking forward to better days, to have <
“I never broke out ■ of jail.”
As the senlers
•farted to fill up
Kentucky, Boone
3 lost all his lands
” and moved to Mi-
souri. He lived to
Va, be 86 years old
r , byf remained a
23) pioneer and hunt-
27. er to the last.
i Miscellaneous
Release: D: L. Monroe to Mrs
Agnes Wilde, N. 66 acres of Blk
17. Thos Scott survey. .
Transferred Lease. Chas. F. I
made in Trias watch
space.
42 Years Ago j
SHERMAN JOBS
1 . ------
accused of the burglary
Prese - r - . - ............................... - -----.- j..... ----- -................
(it tions <r refer to cases previously c roaches on legitimate private business, by
di • sot e of which are at variance, or talting tax money belonging to all and set- '
conf ■ ng, or are actually bad law.” . ting up a competitive subsidized plant, it
F plify iav , and to reduce its guess simply movesup another notch in the subtle
wori.th i gal profession has set up the campaign to operate all human
Ar ’ In stitute, of whie h Mr. Wick- ihrough a federal bureaucracy. ..............
er hamv vas ppresident until his death. It has citizens should bear this in mind when they
th • tup dous taskof sifting laws and de- go to the polls nex Tuesday, choosing
cisicns down I > fundamentals. These are
Y - gifts I
fter who b
R. Oaks, Ewing Thomason and
Witt Blanton, of Era, were in at-
tendance at county court yester-
day.
A basket dinner will be held at
Whaley Chapel on Sunday, it is
nnounced bv Rev. M C. Smith,
who will preach. '
40 acre tract; 114 acres I.
Brook field, A. 1714. '
Assignments
out of S. E. Clements, A. 269:
124 9 acres of the I. N. Brookfield,
A 1714
J. D. Howeth to W. O. Russell,
1161 acres of Jas. Bradshaw.
J. E. Loving et ux to W. O. Rus-
sell, 320 acres of the W Brandis.
A 116; 106 acres S A. A M. G.
RR Co. A 974; 80 acres J. Add-
ington: 35% ahes J. E. and W. B.
McGraw
Lester Embery to W. O. Rus-
sell. 88 acres F. JaniS 528; 106.5
acres S. Prewitt A. 822; 159.5
HICiN SCHOOI %THI nibs
SI ( ENNI • 1. IN MEET vr
(‘INisVIITF STIRDV. !
$ 2
-ldtusdi -VI --5 --13- UIII1V PilIi- ------------ 1--------- -
Iris had met her. She Clicked her ; No 3, 250 acres of the Daniel
handbag open and shyly gave Iris Martin. A. 617. ~n
■ " Iola Johnson et al to John Gray., FOR
sell, 150 acres of a 227.9 acre tract ;
McK nney and Williams. . '
Marguerite Rivoire to W. O |
Russell, 1021 acres pf the An-
Myers 64 0: 92 1 acres Me- (From the files of the Duh
Kinney and Williams - Hesperian, April 2, 1894
.Lotjsa Hoffman to WaltJ. Ach- Jordon Deason, living about 1
60 acres being N 60 acres miles south of the city, was shot
110 acres John Barnett. A- : and seriously wounded in the leg
Boone wos born on a frontier
farm, one of eleven children.
He liked to hunt in the woods
and became self-reliant and
a fine backwoodsman. To-
gether with his family’and a
group of settlers be founded
Boonesborough
Palo Pinto county has a
new industry locate! at .Mui
calf Gap "the American
Cellar Oil Company, manu-
facturers of cedar oil Th"
company was recently organ-
ized and a factory buiiding
was erected at the sile to
serve as office and plant
of Sherman.
The mail was also questioned re-
garding numerous other knob-
knocking jobs committed in Sher-
man, Atnip said.
The arrest was made when the
Sherman officers hemmed the man
up in a cub of a truck and when
he opened the door, in an effort
to escape, he fell into Estes’ arms
Rent it, pell it, with a want Ad
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 187, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1936, newspaper, April 2, 1936; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1437672/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.