The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 187, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 18, 1928 Page: 4 of 4
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THM GILMER WEEKLY MIRROR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928
PAGE FOUR
SPECIAL NOTICE
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Mirror Want Ads Pay.
UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED
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United States.".
laud's starting linie-up will be:
The common- point freight
VETERANS FOR SMITH
LONGVIEW TEAM, MINUS
CAPTAIN, FACES PIRATES 18.
tlon almost unprecedented in a labor
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ingston, Al St. John. Edythe
Ovril, Loretta Young and others
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police and have sued for $20,000.
mailkier of the season, due to in
his arms was broken and his
LEFT ARM BROKEN
andthezrobber got away with it----
These
trained - in leadership.
-The -f Meat year of the Scout J. M. Shepperd:
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New York's disabled veterans."
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William Green, President of
i American Federation of Labor,
Lauds GovernoF’s Record.
18.60
18.30
17.45
10c
19c
24 c
has farmed the. National Democratie
Veterans Orzanization. to direct a
campaign on behalf of the Democratic
1 lb size-n
Best Pink
Salmon
Small Can
and placed under the leadership
of older acouts, whd'TWve been
200 mile extension of the Intra-
Coastal Canal from Galveston to
tion upon having obtained "tliw beat
body of labor lawa of almost any
State in the Vnlon," Mr. Green said
be reallzed the state had been for-
Spotless cleanliness bi insured
the finest fabrics, every cau-
pointed. ./
Rural Scouting Committee
. The. Democrats of Fannin
county will leave off the bolters
from the ticket.
Governor.
Instantly the 47! delegates and al
most a* many visitor, were on theft
BEST PRICES
BEST QUALITY .
BEST VALUE AND
SERVICE.
Rev. John, Carey, 76, was kill-
ed by a collision of cars at Sny-
der. ~
A peanut mill has begun oper-
ation at Dublin*
Tomatoes -
Van Camps’
Ketchup .
Raisins
4 lbs. . —
LOYAL TO GOVERNOR SMITH;
6. 0. P. MEN ACCLAIM HIM
Local Fans Eager *
For Tomorrow’s
Tilt on Gridiron
The sanity hearing for Hick-
man has been dropped and he
will hang tomorrow. : . *
That question is easily solved
if you do your food shopping
at our store. Complete assort-
ments of fresh choic gro-
ceries, fruits, vegetables and
meat*. Our prices are excep-
ion andshe quality is
the best.
of their parents in the after-
noon and their program will con
flat mainly of group play.
Strict Middling
Middling
~ ‘ Strict Low Middling
Council was made to terminate
each Not. 1st. thereby giving
the month of Beember to com-
plete reporsfor the National of-
fice.
The following chairmen were
appointed for the standing com-
mittees: I
Finance Committee—I. Hoch-
wald.
-- Leadership Training. Commit-
tee—E<I Aldredge.
Court of Honer Committee-—
Jno. C. Brown.
Troop Geganization Commit-
Hershey’s Cocoa
1-2 lb, Size .
Mothers Cocoa
Forty-four Cents- _
On the next three
. light bills. ' •
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What he did criticize is the Intoler
able 'red-tape, teclinicalitles and bu
reaucracy’ which h** marked the ad
-mintstration of these fundi under Re
publican rule.
“In Mia ‘speech of acceptance, Mr.
Hoover completely iguored the plight
of the disabied war veterans through
out the nation. -
“That Governor Smith’s fuhest sym
pathls are with the war veteran* and
that he belleves they deserve the full-
out measure of assistance from" a
grateful Republic, is shown by the fact j
that under his administration as Gov ;
ernor of New York Stile hs signed
BARGAINS
IN GROCERIES
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for ............ ...
T Pt Peanut
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cathering.
- .Congratulating the State Federa
What Shall We Have
To Eat
THE TAILOR
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Say Hoever ignored Disabled Seidlers;.
Attack Red-Tape end Bureaucracy;
Cite Governor's Record.
SOUTHWESTERN GAS & ELECTRIC
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morning Oct. 22.
H. D. MAGRILL, Sec.
which he figured.
“This groat outstanding ngure has
now been called to a larger fleld. I
am can vinced that Governor Smith's
speech of acceptance and lila refer
•ace to the abuse of tnjunetions has
made a deep Ampresslon on every in-
dustrial state.
“It is the purpose of the American
Federation of Labor to acquaint its
members with the speeches of ac
ceptance of both candidates and their
record* in manors affecting .labor, and
then leave the subject to the political
conacience of the working men and
women of America. •
“AM I am batisled that'whoa they
co to the polls, they will stand by
those who stood .by them in tgir
hours of need." . <
Endorsee Governor Smith K
A resolution endorsing Governor
Smith and calling upon labor evety-
where to .support "him, was unan-
Endorsing Governor Alfred E.
Smith as a tried and true friend of
the efsrvice man, a group of former
noldiers of national reputation, led by
BUT IT DIDN’T HURT
While helping’Ms wife with a
moualy vassad by the Committee pn
Herolations of the State Federatiod.
ftuerlrrr demonstration occurred ht
Syracuse, when Governor Smith A
dressed an almost solidly Republcan
audience of 250 farm leaders, at t
dinner gives in hla honor by Jerome
D Barnum. vublisher of a Republican
newspaper, the Syracuse Post Stand
art.
"SPRUCE UP”
Clean \
Careful
. Courteous!
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Local Cotton
Prices in Gilmer
Cuttun was down a few points
Thursday below Wednesday’s
prices atui sold in Gilmer for—,
J si
- legislation providing a 'liberal atsta
l bonus; special recognftton under state
■ civil service laws; providing an no
i nual grant of $509 a‘year to. blind
1 veterans of any American war who
, are reeldents of New York State; and
i aa appropriation of $10,000,000 for a
to October -ef- $2,753,192.04,
and expenditres Of $2,555,353.-
a miniature radio receiving *................-
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set occupying only about four
square inches of space has been
developed for installation in the
Instrument board of an automo-
bile.
8c
22c
37 c
gn
GEORGE WASHINGTON ON
RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE
As a reply to the bigoted props
ganda, attacking Governor Smith
on religions grounds, which is be-
ing distributed through the South
by various intolerant organizations,
the Democratic National Committee
has issued photostatic copies otM
letter written by George Washing
ton to the members of ths New
Church, a Baptist congregation, in
Baltimore. In it, the “Father of
the American Republic" said:
“We have abundant reason to
rejoice that in this land the light
.ot truth andireason has triumphed
over the power of bigotry and
superstition, and that evety person
may here worship God according
to the-dictates of his own heart.
“In this enlightened age and 1n
thia land of equal liberty R.It our
boast that a man’s religious tenets-
will not forfeit the protection of the
’ laws, nor deprive him of the right
ing tu a statement made by Roy
Miller, active vice president of
theIntra-Coastal Canal Associ-
ation.
NOTICE ROYAL ARCH
CHARTER MASONS
Monday night, Oct. 22 will be
VOTE FOR SMITH AND
PUT A SMILE IN THE WHITE
HOUSE! La
VOTE FOR SMITH AND
PUT A SMILE IN THE WHITE
Whitney.
The usual reports from the
Scout Executive and Councit
treasurer and outstnding com-
mittees were read and approved
I. Hoehwala; rQchairman of the
Financial Committee, uotlined
his plans for securing Sufficient
fands for the operation of the
council in various towns of the
Area.
The Younger Boys’ program
of the Boy skoutslof America,
which is being developed by the
national council, was given, con-
siderable attention in this meet-
ing and it was decided that we
should begin -a Younger Boys’
Program in-the Pine Tree Coun-
cil.. This action was taken to
meet the many demands that
the Boy Scouts work with the
younger boys. This ’Younger
Boys’ work will in no way affect
the operation of the. regular
Two Chinese vessels crash
and 70 are drowned.
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Hos any room or any type ef fixture or portable. you en
L now buy Edison MAZDA Lampi in attraetive toy house
cartons
This new howse carton contains six Euisbu. Macha
Lampe ormydesifed size. It provides you with the lamp*
\ . you need. and the childrn with a novel toy A clvart vq
the baek of the house tells what size lamp +o use ih ench
x, fixture
Jinx Tucker in the
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claim that the city of Fort
Worth neglected medical atten-
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out oftown members were the
guests of I. Hochwald to the
Grand Theatre for the Vita-
phone Movie, i ,•
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teller to hand out the robber the
money. H handed out $7000
Shop Here And Save
............... Money 4
WE TEST CREAM Ev-
ERV DAY.
are in support.
While this is a ladies’ picture
and every lady in Gilmer will
want to see it, nevertheless the.
men will enjoy "American,
Beauty” as well as the women.
It is entertainment of the high-
est type the kind that no person
can afford to miss.
FARM AND LABOR LEADERS
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Lampasas gave $10,000 bonus
for a first class new hotel.
Mrs. Woodrow -'Wilson has
come out strong for Smith. ”
There will be no more high-
way designations for some time.
A bridge across the Rio
Grande is to be built at Del Rio;
Lloyd Hughes lends his pleas-
ant personality and * masculine
handsomeness to the leading
role opposite Miss Dove. Wal-
ter MeGrail, as the millionaire,
gives a finished performance
and Lucief Priva, a, compara-
tive newcomer to the screen,
stands out in a comed role of
unusual nature. Margaret Liv-
she finally has the millionaire
in her net, of cpurse,ishe discov-
ers he isn’t such a"etch after
. all. ' c-d7 ;
0. L NATIONS
Cash Grocery
Actual-construction on the
.General Henry T. Allep, former Com
> mander of the" Army of Oecupation,
tion is exercised not to harm
delicate textiles, and prompt,
polite service is extended to
all our patrons.
tee—Rex Moughon. .,
Camping Committee—E. M. ;;
■Ute hospital for the sole care of I Anderson.
, News-Tribune says: "Henry Me
Clelland, former Aggie center,
now coach at Gilmer High, was
in Texarkana for the Baylor-
Arkansas game. ami he pointed
out that fact to Us. as we were
marvelling over the upsets of
the day. We learned that he
was eminently correct. It has
not always happened in the
- southwest, but i seems that
mid-October is the date that the
underdog lays for the big boy of
the fottball world and often-
times upsets the dope.".
Henri Cortrand, rich widower
meeting of the organizatlon in New
York were General HAward A. Logan
ot Boston, Commander of the New
England Division in the world war;
Major General John F. O'Ryan of New
York, Commander of themnh Divi
sion: Major Bernard Ryan of Albion.
N. Y.; Commander R. C. Kay and for
mor Commander William Jons of the
V«t»raa» of Foreign Ware; Major
William F. Deegan, former Command-
er of the American Legiow: Col. J.
Monre Johnson of Marlon, S. C;
Col. Jchn Noonan * of • Sprmgeld,
vrnia in1 Gregg County at which
place the men of Gilmer will he; regular meeting night. J Also
hosts to the Board. The pro--Chapter School. on Monday
gram will include a fish fry. |'
Following the meeting the I
fullback ;■ Powers. center and
Hinson at quarter.
[ HUGGINS BROS.
.... 2eeceeetctceneeieieetereemeetrrtetroeee*
lion of the season’s prettiest garments. Women of discrim-
inating taste will find just what they want here, at moder- 1, i
"American Beauty” is all that
the name implies.
Which means that the picture
of that name at the Crystal The-
atre has beautiful Billei Dove,1
who richly deserves the title, in
the starring role, a capable rast
of supporting players and an ex-
cellent story in which an abund-
ance of comedy and;touches of
drama and pathos are intermin-
gled with skill and adroitness.
. Adapted from a short story of
the same name by Wallace Ir-
win, "American Beauty" is the
whimsical, story of a beautiful
girl who has no mopey but con-
ceals that fact behind a screen
of pretense in ordr to catch a
millionaire for a husband. When
All of the dope points to a
fast and furious game tomorrow
when the local eleven meets Jef-
ferson in their first Conference
game of the-1928 season.
Coach .McClelland has been
driving the boys hard since the
Emory game, and is confident
they will give a'better account
of themselves tomdrrow.
But the ‘Buckeyes will have
to, running up against Jefferson
because in spite of this being
only their second year of foot-
ball, they are reported to havea
strong team.
The geme is called fur three
o’clock and it is expected that a
big crowd will turn out to cheer
the boys to victory, am
if they lose: this game, they
know their chances for the dis-
trict title are shot before the sea
sun gets well under way.
It is likely that Coach MeClel-
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A rehber with a bomb forced
juries suffered in an automobile police officer to accompany him
accident Sunday night.- One of to a bank window and tell the
Twice in hi* own State last week,
and among two dtstinet classes—the ।
farmer and the labor man—Governor
Alfred K Smith's popularity was 80
spontaneously and *o enthuslasticall:
attested, that any lingering doubt of
hia tremendous-strength among those
privileged to knowTita must certainly
have been dispelled. —
Governor's Day at the State Faf
at Syracuse, attracted more than 50g
•00 people from the rural distriets.
and proved to be one ot, the most,
impressive demonatratilous ever ac
corded a presidenttal candidate.
Again and agaln throughont the day
' th* fair grounds, resounded with tu-
muituous cheer* for the guest of honor.
Republican and. Democrat joined in
acelaiming the man who as Governor
had won the ardent friendship of the
tanuers of his Sisto. -
Labor, Remonstration
At a meeting of ths State Federa
tion of Labor, in Rochester, the Gov-
ernor's name, uttered by William
Green, President of the American
Federation of Labor, brought an ova
M. L STEPHENS
.A New Edition of Dresses and Coats
; We are continualy receiving new shipments of Fall Frocks
and Coats, and our latent displays afford a wonderful selec-
COMPANY
GILMER. TEXAS. - X
ieeeeeeetebececeeeopbeeeeveereeese"
Dr. Ray W. Stephens, Opto- . •
metric eye specialist will be at
Gilmer Drug Co..Friday, Octo---
ber 19, (nineteenth). See him
now. about your eyes. Depend-
able sight service at moderate- ......
rate is to be abolished and a
scale plan'adopted. -2-
T h e Dmocratic National
Cmmittee reported receipts up.
Mass., and James J. Hoey, vice chair
man of th* Demooratie National Oom
mittee.
keptytng to the "apecloua arzu:
moots" of Republican speakers that
Governor Smith had been unfriendly
to war veterans in criticising the al
laged economy of the Iepublican Ad
ministration, Gleneral Allen said:
.“overnor Smith in his speech of
acceptance, taatead of tindtng faul
with the approprlation for aid of dis
abled war vetuans, approved them.
___,_____________ ____ candidate among the veterans of the
tunate in having Mr. Smith as It* country. - "
Among those who attended the frst
groups will meet in the homes J. Wooten. ,
Publicity Committec_Not ap. Corpus Christi is expected to
” — start ip the near future, accord-
ately low prices. Dresses and coats priced
5.95 To 32.50
tion when he was in charge of
will be out of the line-up the re-
quilt Wdnesday Mr. John A.
Mathis had 'the misfortune to
break his left arm.
The Misfortune however. was
only financial, as it happened to
be an artificial arm and an be
replaced readily.
This is the second time such
an accident has happened to
him, on a former occsaion when
he was shaving.
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Longview, Oct. 17— Encour- Two thugs robbed a man at
aged by their victory over the Niagri Falls and threw hinf into augsuon, Ao.. ___--
Troup Tigers last week, the ] the rapids, but he was an expert -Chapman; Alice White, Yola d‛-
Longview Loboes are in the swimmer and got out without Ovril, Loretta Young and others
scout-pregtm.- Groups of the back wrenched,
younger boys will be organised
thick of a strenuous training going over.
periodpreparatory - to clashing Relatives ofE.HBuie, who
here Friday with the Pittsburg
Pirates. —
teet,sheering wildiy. For a long tiane.
whie the speaker waited, the demon-
atration continued. Then Mr Green
mid: . -
“ “You bare been fortunate Indred,
LIn having •• Governor one who was
in full sympathy with your social us-
tice program and who asslated in se
wring this legishuttom.— —
Crest Outstahding Figure
"I am glad that a atudyoftherec-
•rd shows that the working men and
wwomen in this State showed their ap-
preciation by voting for him almost
Reading Committee—J. H.
Benefield.
Sea Scouting—C. C. Braden.
The November meeting of the
Boand will be held at Lake Ik*-
LATE NEWS ‘ soucxoussrAnwpn
. ...C SCORES IN NEW ULM
AND COMMENT at the crystal
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Billi Dove Makes Moat Enthrall-
ing Appearance to Date in
"American Beauty.”
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Flour =-- LOV
Eoffec, best 1 AA
Faberry, 3 lbs - A • V V
Raisins 10
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K. C. Baking
Powder -.......X 4LE
Calumet 99,
Baking Powders •e)
8 Boxes “)K
Matches ........ H•V
_______________ theyear™FFd Stuckey was se-
oftaotteneusandarotdtnswthonbtabe -leeted to fill the place made va-
cant by the resignation of Mr.
ASE28e, cl
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Boyd* and Lockhart, ends; Viv
ian and Stevens, tackles; Baird
and Wyatt, guards; Nations and
Daniels, halves; Buster Wallace,,
BY STATE FEDERATION
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60,000 People In Demonstration at
State Fair: Democratic Candidate
Acclaimed by Republican
Farm Leaders.
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M0M6L
e. proposed marriaze * J. F. LOVELL
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Now—'Edison MAZDA Lamps
in Toy House Cuvtcns
Scout Council
Board Meeting
The Executive Board of the
Pine Tree. Area Council which in
eludes Harrison, Gregg, Upshur,
Panola and Marion counties held
its first meeting under the lead-
ership Of the new couricil presi-
dent, S. E. Wood, Jr., at the Ho-
tel Marshall, Oct. 15th. The
members of the Board bing S. E.
" Wood, Jr., E. M. Andrson, I.
Hochwald and W. D. Bryan of
. Marshall; -E. F. Aldredge, Rex
Moughon and J. M. Shepperd of
Gilmer p-Jno..C. Brown and T. J.
Wooten of Carthage; L, L. hel-
ly, J. F. Stuckey and Tom Rich-
arilson of Longview and C. C.
Braden and 4 H. Benefield of
Jefferson. * -
A letter from E. Q. Whitney
o Longview, one of the newly
elected Board members, was
read expressing his regrets for
het being aide to-serve during
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