The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1926 Page: 2 of 8
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An the News That’s Fit to Print—Since 1871.
Page 2Thursday, July 29. 1926?
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Motors that divides the cost into small monthly
sums.
Will you visit our display room, or let us send
you a copy of the new catalog and a book of prize*
winning kitchens equipped with Frigidaire that
will give you some excellent suggestions from
leading architects and domestic economy experts
on kitchen arrangement?
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in bright metal, lined with one-piece porcelain
enamel, thoroughly insulated, durable, efficient,
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by expert entomologists and chemists
It la harmless to mankind. Flit has
replaced the old methods becaune it
kills all the insects-and does it quickly.
Get a Flit can and snraver today. For
sale everywhere
WALL STREET REVIEW.
NEW YORK, July 20.— Bullish demon:
atrations were comtinued with Incrensed
vigor st th. opening of th. .tock market
today in respunse to reporta of heavy mid.
summer business and expanding earnings.
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DIES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
tAMaalatad Presa Dispatch la Statesman.
BMAUMONT, July 2S.—E. T.
Ier. 42, died from the ettects at
an electric shock Wednesday.
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Frididaire
ELECTRICS REFRIGERATION
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May, 8.41.
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a new high record around 182, while nu-
merous gaina of 1 to 4 point* included
United States Steel, Cast Iron Pipe, Loom
Wile* Biscuit and Congoleum.
With speculative enthusiasm fanned by
the spectacular advances in General Mo-
tors and other leaders to new height*, the
The Rev. Dr.
A. L. CRAVEz CO.
West Sixth at Guadalupe. Austin, Txnn 1
Plense send me copies of the Frgidanre
Catalog and the Vrigidaire Book of Prize .
Winning Kitchens.
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Funeral services for Q. A. GIL-
MORE, 78. who died at his resi-
dence. 502 Oakland, will be held |
from the residence .Thursday at 4
p m. The Rev. Beverly W. Allen 1
will officiate at the services and at
the Interment in Oakwood ceme-
tery.
Pallbearers will be Gua Seaholm.
M. H. Goldsmith, W. C. Geue. H
K. Wattinger. Thomas E. Odiorne
and R. I. McElroy.
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Opening: Jan., 17.85; March, 18.05;
May, 1818; Oct., 17.84; Dm.. 17.75.
Killa All Household Insects
Flit spray also clean your home in a
few minutes of disease-bearmg fies
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S
Pills for Constipation
a purely vegetable taxative that
works in harmony '
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Passable Detours
Promised On Road
The road connecting Austin and
Fredericksburg, through Oak HUt
Cedar Valley and Johnson City will
be maintained in satisfactory con-
dition throughout the cotton sea-
son and the winter, although de-
tours approximating eight miles
will be necessary, A. L. Mother*!,
district engineer for the state high-
way department, and H. J. Evans,
road contractor, promised a com-
mittee from the Austin Chamber
of Commerce Thursday morning.
pleasant to taka, even for children,
and never makes you slek.
Dodson’s Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
soils it. A Urge bottle costs but s
few cents, and If it falls to give
easy relief in every case of liver
sluggshness ant constipation, you
have only to ask for your money
back.—Adv.
General Motor* again was the feature of. than to stop the use of dangerous
calomel. Dodson's Liver Tone is
eight-mile section of the road west
of Oak Hill. begun some time ago,
has been moving forward slowly,
due to the scarcity of labor, mem-
bers of the committee headed by
Sidney Smith. told Mr. Motheral,
and offered the co-operation of
Austin business men in speeding
up the reconst uction work and In
maintaining the roads in passable
condition.
Members of the committee pres-
ent at Mr. Motheral’s office were
Sidney Smith, O. L. Koock, T. H.
Davis, Judge George Matthews, A.
V. Riley, Judge Emmett White,
Frank Posey, D. P Junkin, Mrs.
R. L. Bewley, John Tobin and Man-
ager Walter E. Long of the Cham-
ber of Commerce.
Relieve Irritations
By Using Cuticura
Bathe the affected parts freely
with Cuticura Soap and hot water,
dry without rubbing, then apply
Cuticura Ointment. For eczemas,
rashes, itchings, irritations, etc.,
they are wonderful. Use Cuticura
Soap daily to keep your skin clear.
Reconstruction work on
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.—Th* cotton
market opened quiet but steady today with
iverpool worse than du* and first trades
showing no change to 8 point* decline.
Prices eased off right after the start*
however, October trading down to 17.64
and December to 17.50, or 7 to 9 points
under yesterday’s close. The market soon
rallied, October advancing to 17.80 and
December to 17.65. At the end of the
first hour the market was steady and
X to 8 point* under the highs.
Th* market improved during th* morn-
ing owing to the heavy and general mine
reported in th* Atlantic coast states as
a result of the atorm. Unfavorable crop
account* from many portions of the belt
also encouraged buying. Active month*
made new highs at 17.81 for October and
11.68 for December. Around mid-session
th* market was steady and within a few
points of the highs.
The market ruled quite- steady after
mid-session -and in the early afternoon
prices made new highs on a wave of
buying and covering which carried Oc-
tober up to 17.87 and December to 17.78.
There appeared to be ho new developments
behipd the rally and after the buying had
run its course prices eased off 6 to 7
pointe from the highs. A private crop re-
port made the average 68.5 as compared
with 75.5 on June. Exports for the day
tctaled 5,687 bales.
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A careful analysis of FritUalrt value
from the standpoint of constructiom, ar
rangement, finish, capacity, efficiency,
and ecomnomy, reveals at once why Delce-
Lghe Company, euheUiary of Geneva
Motors, is the worid's largest builder f,
electric refrigerators. There are more
chan 150,000 Frifidaira now in use.
CHICAGO GRAIN. ,
CHICAGO. July 21.— Wheat mad. dulek
early upturns in prie today as a result
of unexnected firmness of Liverpool quo-
tations, lees favorable weather conditions
in Canada, and much reduced estimate* of
the probable Canadian yield. Opening %
to 1 cent higher, the wheat market here
reacted somewhat but soon scored mate-
rial fresh gains.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL, July 28.—Cotton spot
moderate business; prices steady, Amer-
loan strict good middling, 11.08; good
middling, 18.78; strict middiing, 10.88;
middling, 10.11; strict low middling,
8.41; low middling, 8.48; strict good ordi-
Women Cast Heavy
Vote In Election
Travis county women cant the
largest number of votes ever polled
by their sex in the last election,
Mr* J. M. Loving, election official,
declared Thursday when work
toward totaling the vote was under
way. Definite figures will prob
ably be given out Friday, it was
said. — -
V. O. WEED, Phon* sh«.
Undertaker and Ambulance.—Adv.
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upward movement gathered momentum in
the subsequent dealings. United States
Steel sold within a point of th* year’s
top price and moat of th* independent
made correspondingly good showings, re-
flecting the extraordinary summer pros-
perity of the industry. Motors, already
fortified by a satisfactory half year, be-
gan to anticipate increased sales through
the introduction of new models after Aug.
1. Among the popular specialties which
established new high records were Texas
Gulf Sulphur ease threshing machine and
Butteriek Publishing. Rail shares moved
forward slowly despite predictions that
the June net of class one reads would
exceed 8100,060,000. Foreign exchanges
opened steady, with French francs and
demand sterling virtually unchanged.
The closing was irregular. Sporadic
profit taking continued through the final
heur but failed to stem the upward move-
ment. The strength of General Motors
promoted a broader demand for other au-
tomobile shares, including Mack Trucks,
After u long period of the worst
form of weakness and the terrible
feeling of sicknesa that comes from
a system loaded with sour bile. Mr
Sam Puckett says: “When I kept
getting those bilious attacks reckon
I took enough calomel to kill a mule.
Got worse all the time. Finally I
turned saffron color all over. My
wife happened to read about Dod-
son’s Liver Tone in ths Weekly
Constitution, so we drove to town
and got a bottle. It was like magic.
It drove quarts of sour bile out of
me as black as ink. From that day
I have felt as if I had a new liver,
and whenever I begin to feel weary
and bilious, with no appetite, a dose
of Dodson’s Liver Tone puts me to
rights."
This wonderful, quick-action,
liver starter ought to be in every
household. If for no other reason
Hurry Mother 1 Even a bilious,
constipated, feverish child loves
ths pleasant taste of "California
Fig Syrup" and it never falls to
open the bowels. A teaspoonful to-
day may prevent a sick child to-
morrow.
Ask your druggist for genuine
"Callfornia Fig Syrup' which has
Circerions fgr babies and children
of all ages printed on bottle.
Mother! You must say "Califor-
nia'1 or ycu may ret an imitation
fig syrup—Adv.
“Pelican Christians”
Sermon Subject.
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ahprnn ThEhentbetenmeot la being 20
John's orphanage here. Part ot m.v’
the auditorium at the singing ju-
bile* will be reseryed tot white
HAIR
WEA. MIlomsendore Luck y Tige -
dared that Mr. Hall and Mr*. Mills
contemplated eloping to Japan. In-
dications w*r* they had been in
embrace when shot Authorities
investigated on* theory they -had
been killed by a jealous woman.
This theory was strengthened
upon exhumation ot the bodies
when it wai found that Mrs. Mills’
throat had been cut. She had been
ahot three times, in contrast with
one shot for the clergyman, and
her face had been scratched. It was
recalled that his eye* had been
closed, while Mrs. Milis had not.
Attention was diverted by the ar-
rest of Clifford Hayes, 19, who woe
accused by Raymond Schneider at
having shot them in mistake for
Pearl Bahmer, 15. and her step-
father. A fund was raised for the
defense of Hayes. Schneider later
retracted his charge, and in De-
cember. 1*22, was sentenced to two
ysars in the reformatory for per-
lory.
Mrs. Jane Gibson, a farmer’s wife,
said she had seen Mrs. Hall and a
man quartel with Mr. Hall and
Mrs. Mills on the night of the mur-
der and that she saw the elaying.
Mrs. A. C. Fraley, a widow living
with her daughter in a nearby
farm house, corroborated parts of
'Mr*. Gibson’s story.
Mrs. Hall demanded that the
grand jury hear her story. Her
brother, Henry Stevens, named as
the man with her, claimed an allbi.
Th* grand Jury examined 15 wt-
nesses, and despite the stories of
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Fraley, took
no action.
Bishop Paul Matthews of th*
Episcopal alocese of New Jersey,
protested against “cruelly unjust
insinuations against Mrs. Hall." Ths1
widow was given a *500 annuity
from the Episcopal penslon fund.
Mrs. Hall sailed for Europe in
February, 1*2’, and returned more
than a year later. -
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evangelist of Linsborg. Kan., will
apeak tonight to the state institute
of the Epworth league, now con-
vening on the campus of the Texas
Wesleyan college. His subject is,
"How Can Pelican Christians Be-
come Flying Christians?"
Good crowds have been attending
the institute. There are morning
services as well as evening, Dr. Ek-
lund speaking at the eollege chapel
every morning at 10:20 and giving
a Bible lecture.
The evening services are held at
7:30. From 7:30 to 1 o’clock, there
are song services, led by Hjalmar
Sandstrom, of Georgetown. To-
night's program will be marked by
the appearance of the Williamson
county singers, Dr. G. B. Stromberg,
of Taylor, leading the choir.
REQUISITION I88UED
Requisition on the governor of
Oklahoma for the extradition of
Dee Johnson, wanted on indictment
in Eastland county charging theft
and burglary, was issued Thursday
by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson.
Johnson is under arrest at Henry-
etta, Okla.
Start the day with Quaker Oats
—food that "stands by” you.
T F you feel tired, hungry, "fidgety."
JI hours before lunch, don’t jump
to the conclusion of poor health.
Thousands have unenergetic morn-
Ings because they start the day with
wrong breakfasts.
To feel right, you must have a
well-balanced, complete breakfast
ration At most other meals—lunch
■nd dinner—you get it But break-
fast is a harried meal, often badly
THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
GOVERNOR TO PRESS
WOMAN'S PROSECUTION
TRENTON. N. J„ July 20.—
Moor* today declared hi* intentiom’
of going through "to a rinish" with
th* prosecution of Mr*. Florence
stevens Hall, who was arrested at
Somerville last night, charged with
th* murder of her husband, th* Rev,
Dr. Edward Wheeler Hall, and Mrs.
Hleanor Mill*, choir singer in his
. church.
) The slain minister and his wife
occupied positions of social promi-
nence in New Bruna wick. The
Episcopal church of St. John the
Evangelist, of which he was rector,
la one of the wealthiest and moa
fashionable in New Brunawick.
Negro Chorus Of 100
To Sing Tonight
A chorus of 100 Negro voice* will
present spiritual and folk. songa
this Thursday night at 5:15 o’clock
at the Ebenezet tabernacle. It ha*
been announced. H. B. P. Johnson,
Nashville, Tenn., I* directing th*
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