The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 12, 1926 Page: 2 of 10
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and $1.00. Puffer gun, 10c.
If your dealer can’t supply
Thought Malaria
Still in System
The paper reports to the ef-
fect FORD was considering
putting out a six-cylinder car.
Edsel Ford, while visiting
the President Coolidge Adi-
rondack camp, declared that
the Ford Motor Company
would not put a six-cylinder
car on the market.
Until Dodson’* Liver Tone
Drove Out Quart* of Sour
Bile and Other Poisons
The old-fashioned, two-cylinder
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veteran of the first battle of the
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AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 12.-Moon-
Light and starshine, playing on rip-
pling water in a warm spring night,,
are as insubstantial as the shadows
of a dream.
Yet out of them can be woven a
web stronger than all the strength
of years—stronger even than life
feet a stock dividend, according to
the petition.
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Give dealer’s name and ask for our
free booklet, "It Kills Them,” a
guide for killing house and "garden
insect*.
and Wednesda at the city
e Permits lanued were aa
Charle. B. Bowling. 1113
Quickly Kills
MOSQUITOES
* The stabbed man was
from Anderson ‘ county
months.
PA,
Bee
"We have no present plans
to change our model or intro-
duce a new type,” said Edsel
Ford.
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. Call and See Me At the
Bell Airdome Filling Station
Gasoline—Oils
Wash and Grease Cars
den. Mayor McFadden. being
out of the city. th. citation was
brought to Mr. Mueller, who re-
fused to accept It on the advice
Aug. 12—The rapidly
lines, between Mexico
tad States justifies the
that pat
know I
•th C. Ormdstn, former
Temple radio operator and
1 deelcnated by him as
." was riven the district
a office today when two
- a residents told the
they had identified
on as a woman somn
rmel. May Ur a week
vanished.
WORCESTER, Mass.—Patrolman
John Carrigan is an economical, not
to say parsimonious soul—he has
saved 85 from drownine, not count-
ing four rescues of persons who
failed to survive thefr experience
after beine brought ashore. A
brother and sister have one rescue
each to their credit.
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glaa construction, 3600; G A.
ar. 1174 Comal Street addition
idenge, $150; O. P. Lockhart
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NEW YORK—In England, at
least the women have no doubt of
the reason they were given the
vote “It was only allowed by the
Acting Mayor Robert Mueller
Wednesday morning refused to
accept sekvice on a citation to
appear asthe mayor of the city
in a suit filed in the court of
Justice Frank Tannehill by At-
torney Richard R. Yett for Joe
Ellison, bus Une operator, who
is suing the city on a claim of
Why Wait To Buy Your Ford?
FOR OUNTY ATTORNEY
POLK SHLTON
earnestiy solicita your support t
•Hits of county attorney,
ROY G. ARCHER
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IAN FRANCISCO. AuE. 11—Joe
cher, henvyweleht wrestiing
mplom, was eteqied today by
moter Frank Sihuyler to defend
title la two-hg match Tues-
1 night, with John Frelhefg of
•dew. Th. bout will be held at
vamlana euattorlum, best two In
H tana dectdine.
125. . . •
The eftation served
Mueller was made out
name of Mayor P. W,
Sedan on Display at Our Show-
rooms Commercing Monday
Evidence Gathered
On Rector’s Murder
xaasnclated Prew dupateh t Stateseman-J
JERSEY CWT, Aug. It.—Senator
Alexander Simpson, special prose-
Noah’s curse.
andidsw for ewu attorezy, of Dewa
aoeatr. Sa prmi» e (alttuL, bogen
-theteet admgistration
Ex-Texas Rai
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JOt STECHER SIGNS.
»tsle and made silver and mauve
the favorite colora. Ladles who de-
<rtr« to emulate should procure. Also,
however, “a train of silver brocade
trimmed , with diamonds and • • •
a diamond diadem"
NEW voRKCPugiliats are not
wuppomed to think. In the estima-
tion of Magtetrate Oberwager, and
that was why one rot off with
only an hour In the cell for the
“crime- of llghtine a cigar absent-
ing glass from ths windshield of
the car. was treated. L*o Jeffrey,
his brother, was uninjured
Ganbreath was backing his truck
from th* side of the road when the
accident occurred. It was said.
CHICAGO—Bobbed hair origi-
nated in Chicago, but Paris pro-
moted the style and took th. credit
C. W. Hall of Green Bay. Wis,
President, Md th* interetate Mer:
chant council her* today. "We
lack one thing that foretep coun-
trie* take hold of." he added, uygine
meit connence la American busi-
mm man. -We begin th* thins but
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NEW YORK.—Birla begin at
elght years to demand individuality
in clothes, say officials of th* Unit-
ed Women's Wear league. They
are "no fonger satisfied with
dresses which stamp them just as
little girls, or as school chlldran.'
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Cotton Oil Company
Increases Stock
[Associated Press Dispatch to Statesman.]
LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 12.—In-
crease in capitalization of the Co-
lumbia Cotton Oil company, Mag-
nolia, from $100,000 to $200,000 has
been recorded with the secretary of
state, the additional capitalisation
kinsn, MP, wh* is here beekdng
coal miners' families. P
of Dallas repredented the purchas-
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The first z-z-z-z of the mosquito is
* declaration of war! Hi* war will be
over and yours won if you done the
doors and windows, blow Bee Brand
Insect Powder about the room, either
from a piece of paper or with the
convenient puffer gun. The particles
float about in the air, find the
mosquitoes—then kill them!
it is harmless to mankind, domestic
animals and plants— non-poisonous.
NEW YORK— Ladies may mix
their own pertumes right in their
boudoir. if chemistry experiment,
et- now under way are successful sub-
lay. stitution of chemicals for flower *s-
a lover and a lover loves all the
world.......We will work together
as pals in the highest, noblest sense
for our children Always, John.”
"Naomi, dear: Our own lives,
Naomi, are much richer and sweet-
er than they were in the days be-
fore we suffered. I don't know how
I can explain my abrupt departure,
dear......Perhaps I can when we
BUILDING PERMITS:
Permita valued at $0,840 were
tusued for new building* in Austin
• A DEEP SEA ONE.
Bridget: Thera’s a man at th.
door with a parcel marked C. O. D.
Mr*. Newbridge: Tell him to
take it back. I ordered salmon__
Tit-Bits, London.
Stabbed By Fellow
Prisoner At Farm.
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[Aksociated Press Dispatch to Stateman.)
HUNTSVILLE, Aug 12——-E. P.
Evans. 28, convict at the Eastham
state farm, serving on the last 30
days of a term for theft, was stab-
bed to death at the breakfast* table
last Sunday. This became known
here Wednesday when Evans’
brother from Chicago, who came to
take charge of the body, returned
home. .
Evans was stabbed by French
Franklin, .Iso a convict, building
tender of Camp Number two of the
Eastharm farm.
, an extension would open up
new territory in Texas and
have always loved you and
back to you as to a shrine.”
Itself, a shimmering net that can
= hold the kingdom and the power and
the glory forever bright and untar-
nished.
-------------- in the judge's courtroom,
dwelling. The court thought it was hot
-—f‘*---
imee Seen At House
In Carmel, Claim
Work on a partition railing to be
tuilt in the office of District Clerk
S. A. Philquist was started Wednes-
day. The railing will be -built to
allow more space for the lobby and
to center the office force in the
east end of the room, Clerk Phil-
quiet said. The total cost has not
yet been estimated.
Officers of Constable W. H. Mad-
dox’s department Wednesday after-
noon were given an unusual thrill
when a burly negro, whose weight
was estimated at 200 pounds, broke
down and sobbed when he was ar-
rested for speeding. Despite tears,
the/man was fined $17.45.
James W. Farris, night police
dent, has returned from a vacation
trip through various Texas points.
Farris will return to his desk
, Sunday after a two-weeks vaca-
tion. •
By means of ultra-violet electric
rays, bathers in a new pool planned
in Germany will- receive coats of
tan, although they bathe at night.
Dallas Men Purchase
Jim Wells Ranch
EAsselated Preus Diapmten t statesmman.]
’ BAN ANTONIO. Aug. 1».—O. O.
Newman of Dallas Wednesday
completed the purchase from John
T. Judd of Houston, of the 77,258
acres in the Jim Wells ranch in
Starr and Hidalgo counties, one of
the best known pieces of land in
the state. The purchase price was
$656,694, and the cash considera-
tion $355,000.
The Dallas joint stack land bank
Many requests for lists of ap-
proved boarding and’ rooming
houses for women students for the
long session of 1928-27 at the Uni-
versity of Texas are being received
by Miss Lulu Bew}y, assistant to
the dean of women. These re-
quests are largely from prospective
first year students; Miss Bewley
stated.
Convene At Ranger
tAmegtated Pre Diapate te Stateeman.1
RANOKR. Aug. 11.—Th. city of
Ranger Wednenday was th* mecca
at upward of 50 former Texas ran-
gers, member* of th* Texas ex-
ranger amsoclatiton, who convene*
in annual meeting.
Practically every section of the
state Wan represented and several
members cam* from Oklahoma.
Biance county Isd in ths number
attending from a singie county.
Major William M. Green, presi-
dent of th* organization, presided
over the meetine Gutzon Borglum,
the nculptor, and other notables are
unexploded aviator’s bomb that fell being based on surplus and unai-
on the hay field which adjoins Nil-, vide profits and constituting in et-
ingtom field. "—--------------
LANCASTER, Pa—Since th* wo-
man “pays and pays" in every day
Ilf*, sho shouldn*t pay taxe, as-
serted Mr*. Anna Beck and went to
1 jail with th* courage of that con-
■ vetion. But “a friend" settled th*
account qf M.M.
Burning grass in the 1900 block in
Tillotson street Wednesday caused
firemen to be called from the
Central station. Little damage was
done. ,
Traffic lights* Wednesday after-
neon were “up to their old tricks."
For a few mlnutea, the lights over
town failed to burn.
CuticuraWill Help You
To prevent loss of hair. Dsndraff,
usually th* cause of premarure
baldness, may ba easil temoved
by regular shampoo* with Cuticara
Soap, pteceded by touches of Cuti-
ema Ointment. This treatment ,
keepe the ncelp elean and healthy
•M promotes hair growth.
enough at 9* degrees without start-
In* a bonfire of tobacco.
LONDON—The royal family
chaffed the Prine* of Wales over
hie Indian* of an address to be
made betore the British Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Se-
ence but the ubitquttous heir-ap-
parent to the British throne won
pls Udits from ths saxes. Sir Ollvsr
Lodue said th* fear of the royal
family that th* prince might meke
a man of th* addren was dla-
proved by hl* able efforts.
NEW YORK—Th* onigma of th*
sphlnk seems eeny compared with
the task laid out for th* person
who will be natgnea to ruard the
ears of Pietro Mascagni from all
202* music during his coming trip
tr. America The composer has re-
ferred to the syncopated blare as
“an American abomination." or
whatever those worda are in hin
aoft Latin language. An agree
ment has been made to keep all
jasa notes from the classical ear.
and the contractors of the necond
part are trying to seek the advice
to M"tnWo defined his erew
TAXI HELPED WIN WAR.
PHLLADELPHL4. — When the
American Legion holds its conven-
tion here, there will be a parade in
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Ma And Dan Hired
Hall At High Price
[Associated Press Dispatch to Statesman.]
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 13.—Ex-
penses of political meetings held at
the municipal auditorium here in
behalf of Governor Miriam A. Fer-
guson and Attorney General Dan
Moody in the gubernatorial cam-
paign totaled more than allowed
under the Terrell election laws.
This was disclosed Wednesday by
study of the statutes which stipu-
late that 450 is the maximum -al-
lowed for hall rent for any one pol-
itical meetinp The city charged
Governor Ferguson and Moody $350
each for use,of the auditorium, ac-
cording to "a report made to the
auditor by Jean Wildenstein, super-
intendent of the building.
Kenneth, eight, was probably fa-
tally wounded at his home in Genoa
late Wednesday when an aviator’s
bomb found by the boys in their
father's hay field exploded.
According to persons who wit-
nessed the accident, the boys were
melting babbitt from the bomb
when it exploded. .
It is believed the bomb was an
And that is why Naomi Knowlton,
a gray-haired grandmother, has at
last become the bride of John Gray,
whom sho learned to love 30 long
years ago. -
It was a warm summer night in
June, 1895, and a big round moon
was building misty shadows on the
dreamy campus of Wooster college
at Wooster, Ohio. An ardent lover
and his sweetheart stood on a wood-
en bridge and watched the moon-
beams on the dark water below.
The girl was Naomi Knowlton.
She was telling the boy, John Gray,
that she had finished making her
wedding gown. And he told her
that they would be married as soon
as he was graduated. The time
was orly a few weeks away.
The wind rustled' the leaves of'
the trees by the quiet creek,- and
all the wide world narrowed to the
tiny orbt that held these two.
"The weding was not held. The
’girl e father, a clergyman, objected,
though the wedding date had been
set. The engagement was broken.
For a month the girl was very ill.
Her wedding gown* was put away
in a trunk.
Time brought a measure of heal-
ing. The two lovers went their
ways. Each was married. The boy
wrote one last letter—“I’ll think
‘of you always as you stood that
night on the bridge”—then their
pathways drifted apart.
It was 1923. In New York John
Gray was made widower by the
death of the wife he had Uken after
his youthful romance was broken.
In Akron Naomi Knowlton—then
। Naomi Slife-- buried the man her
father had chosen for her husband.
Neither widow nor widower knew
of the other’s existence. But nei-
ther had ever forgotten that June
night that was buried far back in
the dead past.
In June of this year Wooster ecl-
i legemalled to its graduates invita-
tions to Its commencement exer-
cises. John Gray. In New York,
8aw the.name of his old sweet-
heart- There were telegrams—let-
ters. Here are two of the letters
that came west from New York:
"My Dear Naomi: And yet there
1 are those who will say there is no
God......And we can resume this
deep and lasting emotion just where
it was years ago. You are just an
adorable pal. All the world loves
' — Anardent lover an!
hs aveelhear akood on
a wooden bnidge
here. Bride and groom had gray-
hair, and the bride wore a gown
that had been made 30 years ago.
It was just a bit out of style—but
then, it had lain in a trunk for
three ion gdecades.
The bride was radiantly happy. A
glint of forgotten girlhood was hi
her eyes, which were somehow a
trifle misty. The groom walked
with the springy step of a man half
his age. •
And so, as the story books say,
they were married. And a dream
gthat was dreamed under the light of
a June moon 30 years ago, came
true.
non-explosive. Will not spot or
•tain. In red gifting top cans at your
grocer'* or druggit’s. Household
sizes. 10c. and 25c. Other sizes, 58c.
tery, has promised to announce by
Frday whether he has a case
"on gaqgauyinKinspector Vnder:
-- traiscript at the evidence obtained
in an attempt to rebuild the story
or the crime in which the Rev. Ed-
1 * . ward Wheeler Hall ot New Bruns-
wick and his choir singer, Mrs. El-
eanor Mills, were slain and for
which Mrs., Frances Stevens Hall.
I th* widow. Is now at liberty in 815,-
• 000 ball on a charge or murder.
Announcement that not a word of
news will be given out was made
I by th* investigators today after
■L' . ' Mveral reporters had been ques-
F tinned a* to the source at Informa-
tion in New York papers. The ar-
rest today ot two and possibly three
jersoas htM b*en predicted.
woclation Friday^and Saturday.
Aerial Bomb Kills
Child Who Finds It
[Associated Press Dispateh to Statesman.
HOUSTON, Aug. 12.--
Frank, eight, son of a Genoa
farmer, was killed and his brother,
There she entire sections where
everyone* seems to think they have
malaria. Others bglleve they never
fully got the malarial poison out
of their systems.
Arnold Whiteson says: “For
pars I took calomel for the aches.
Biliousness,, headache, constipation
nd the deathly feeling associated
with what we belicved to be ma-
laria. , •
“Last year I heard about Dodson’s
Liver Tone and bought a bottle for
a few cents Man, man. what a
Godsend. In the mornng it drove
out quarts of black, sour bile. I
got back my appetite for food,
braced right up and haven't had a
sick spell since. Whenever I feel
a little biliou or the stomach gets
sour, one dose of Dodson's Liver
Tone is all I need. It is surely
a blessing.’’
Hundreds of others tell the same
experience.
Take a spoonful of Dodson's Liyer
Tone tonight end you will wake up
feeling great. No more biliousness,
constipation, sluggishness, head-
ache. coated tongue or sour stom-
ach. Your druggist says if you
don’t find Dodson’s Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calomel your
money is waiting for you.
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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
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Love Triumphs Over 30-Year Wait
-1 Will Come Back To You As To A Shrine
•ro.
Assoclase'with Mr. Newman in
the purepse of th* Jim Well* raheh
l* J. JAteCook, investment banker
at Daffaan Z
I Mexican Official
Wants MKT Extended
l • pure whit,
atomcerth **v*n time a* much.
rgeRding to th* director of th. r»-
fS^ua Intitute. “Formula: T*k*
your rtm. about 18000 worth—”
but trom thereon most of us lose
Interest. _______
LONDON. — Embroidarie, a na
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subject to the ection of the democratie
primary.
FOB MBBIFV
W. D MILLER
candidate fot ri stosMss to office of sher-
iff of Travis county. He respectfully to
Metts your vote sad support
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