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Diversity Exhibit
Since there is no other part of
the country so widely aiversitied
in the production of various things
as is the Lampasas country, it
seems to the Record that a cele-
bration program could be put on
here representing the various pro-
ducts. There are the wool, mohair,
grain, pecans, fur* turkeys, eggs,
chickens, cotton, fruits, etc. We
could make one of the best show-
ings of any country in the world.
Lampasas has the entire world
besteaon varied production. What
do you think about telling the world
about It?—Lampasas Record.
Fur for Ready Cash
' In other-places In this paper will
be found advertisements by two of
Lampasas’s fur buyers. The fur
season opens the 14th inst., and no
doubt Lampasas will receive a large
number of furs during’ the season.
This is one more evidence of the
diversity of the Lampasas section.
Some 140,000 or more will be paid
out during the season for furs.-
Lampasas Record.
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Dan Moody will soon wear the mantle of authority as governor of his native commonwealth, but in
this picture (seated, right) he is wearing an enormous sombrero, such as theoretically some of the cowboys
from whence cams the world-famous Will Rogers (seated, left) may have worn.
Anyway, he’s all dressed up for the welcome which Austin gave to Will Rogers, “poet lariat," of Clare-
more. Okla., when Rogers spoke here recently. Standing between them is th host, R. Niles Graham. The
picture was taken at Graham’s home, and several of Austin’s best-known men and women are among those
who were present to greet Will
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ANDIRONS ... FIRE SETS ... SHOVELS
COAL SCUTTLES ... POKERS
FIREPLACE AND srovE SCREENS
LONDON, Nov. 13.—40—Richard
Jack, RA. who is painting th, lat-
•st portrait of King Geqrge, savs
he never had a better aubject than
the king of England.
“He posed for me twice once
Mated and once standing and car-
ried on a running conversation on
general subjects as though aware
that his portrait was being
painted." Mr. Jack Mid.
“He dtscussed the personalties of
various artists and showed surpris-
ing knowledge of their human side
for a sovereign whom one might
think too wrapped up in state af-
fairs to notice the little personal
doings of his subjects’*
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to
the dear friends and neighbors who
were so kind and sympathetic in
our recent bereavement, and also
for the beautiful floral offerings
Especially do ws thank Esther
Blakeslee for the consoling words,
and ths member, of the carpenters’
union for thetr thoughtftulness.
MRS. ALFRED EBERLE
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the future of the president, with the
east and the west having reason-
amis prosperity. the president saw
his darkest days la November of
this year and from this out should
continue to grow in popularity and
party solidarity. It is known to all
students of government which in-
cludes the study of politics and po-
Httgal conditions when an la said
and don* the republican party as
purely a political national machine
has given the democratic party
cards and spades for 4* years
Lowden is Second Barrel.
In the west Prestdent Coolidge is
much weaker than he way in 1924.
Ha may be as strong again politi3-
. ..o 0, saw ui ally speaking. If wheat stays around
^Fascinating Youth" tasnane-a
the future of the country as well as
COOLIDGE MAY [Texas’ and Oklahoma’s Most Famous Song Outride Cai]
Klose support
aagted with beauty—“a joy tor-
ever” and with talent radiant Iris
Gray. of Wichita. Kansas, proves
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Announcing the Opening
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Fairs and Flower Shows
It would be a help to the county
fair and business in general if sea-
sonal exhibits of vegetables and
plants were arranged and these also
oould be staged in every commu-
nity in the county. A place that
each year holds a successtul fair,
each year advertises a chrysanthe-
mum show in December. Any com-
munity in the county could make
it a flower show and could add a
small poultry exhibit if they desire.
This place also will stage a breed-
ers' poultry exhibit after the first
of the year. Some good prizes are
offered for cocks and cokerels of
different breeds of chicken* The
object is to bring out the surplus
stock and promote sales. Then in
the garden season a small exhibit
of tomatoes and other garden truck
in season would add interest to gar-
den activtties. Our big stunt in the
fair will be bigger through seasonal
exhibits of everything to be shown
in the annual event—Lockhart
Register.
Boone-Holden Photo Co.
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SAN MARCOS. Nov. 11.—The
Texas Public Utilities company has
a large construction gang at work
rebuilding the hydro-electric power
plant at San Marcos and Martin-
dais.
They are improving the dams ex-
Boone-Holden Photo Co.
dent ¥«■ K W. Johnson; vice-
presiaent, Mrs. Ossar Werner; sec-
retary,Mr* Q. R. Lundeltus; treas-
urer, Mrs. Oliver Carlson; flower
fund treasurer, Mise Lorraine Voigt.
We have a variety of Cedar Chests to choose from that is the best we have
ever had and there is one here for you that will just suit you—
—Get-In on This Club Offer Noto—
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It isn’t good polley to negteot
your syss. Some day you
may wish,you had sued ey•-
sight—At the first Indication
of eyestrain, ooms here and
have a thorough examination
and perfect Sitting—
Dan Mbohy and Will Rogers, most famous sons of Texas and Oklahoma, are astride the tame "hoe." In
this picture, outriding Cal Coolidge at his favorite indoor sport.
This picture of the dean of humorists, ths cowboy poet with many a kink in his verbal lariat, and the
youthful leader of Texas democracy, was taken at the home of R. Niles Graham, during the recent visit of
Rogers to Austin for htq address here, when Mr. Graham was his host
[tovernor-Elect and Austin
come and gone, and in many states
the political scans shitter made his
changes. Bines 1918 the lower
house of congress has been con:
trolled by the republicans. It will
bo controlled by the repubHoans in
the TUh congrss. Since 1920 the
republicans have controlled the ben-
ate in the 70th congress, there
win be 48 republicans, 4? demo-
crats and one farmer-labor senator
The only thing that can really
bring to the surface any other se-
. Hous candidate than Calvin Cool-
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whomename rarely, appear in print,
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msgaslnM and press of the United
the president He was dealt a
smashing blow, one that must have
out him to the heart by republicana
in the state of his adoption. He
deait another smashing blow
in the state of New York where the
aristocrats of the republican party
were cut down at the knees
by two commonors and the repub-
lican party of New York given the
• - • blow It has been dealt by
the democrats for 50 yeara.
wunam M. Butler was tossed in-
to the discard by the voters of
Massachusetts. And a democrat,
David I Walsh, elected to the ben-
ate by a majority of 48,000. A great
number of republicans or independ-
ent republicans defeated the chotce
of the president, defeated the chair-
man of the national committee of
his party, defeated the head of the
great organization of manufacturers
of Massachusetts and elected a
democrat who is not only a Roman
Catholic, but belleves that the Vol-
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It was a smashing blow to Cool-
id,., a cruel thrust this massacre
of Butler, th. choice of the presi-
dent and the subject W a tearful
appeal to the voter* Theee elec-
tions developed two powerful per-
sonallties among the democrats,
Gov. Afred m Smith of New York
and that of Walsh of Massachumetta
who burled the heaa of the Houee
of Butler.
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ida, Idaho. Wash-
lorado, Wyoming
■ ’ ‘ In the ro-
—__- as control
government may be
the states carried by
ave a vote in the elec-
300582:116 1288 ' will
owed candidate to sue-
t or will he be sie:
he leaders wloantaol
corn, Mr* Oscar Werner; ice cream,
Mr* Helmer Johnson, Mrs. Walter
Anderson, Mise Elleb Anderson;
"useful gift shop,” Mr* John An- ‛
demon, Mrs. O. Nelson and Mr*
L. W. Ross; coffee. Mr* Krnest
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at any first class drug store and
■ent which win continue until the
veins and bunches are reduced to
church are*. Presi-
normal.
Moones Emerald OU has brought
much oomfort to worried people all
over the country and anyone who
lo atippofnte with Its use can
have their money refunded. Mor-
ley Drug Co. sells lots MJ it—Adv.
San Marcos, Maritndale
Units Reconstructed.
opportunity and decides that ths
thfra-term trot should not be at-
tempted, he will likely turn over
his mantle to Herbert Hoover, much
as Roosevelt and to Taft but it la
very probable that any refusal of
Cooldge to run a third time would
be based upon waning prestige and
should the Coolidge prestige be
waning, naturally the Hoover pres-
tige woud be waning also.
Votes from vorn Bolt
If Coolidge does not run again,
ha cannot run Hoover succeesully
at the republican convention, and
Inasmuch as ths republican ma-
chine is composed of a hundred
thousand office holders, a comdfna-
tion of 10 or 12 clever men and
100,000 otfice-holders would atop the
Californian dead in hie tracks and
put up a man who represented in
strength that which was against
Coolldge.
The argument for Lowden of Il-
linois will be that he is popular
where Coolidge gets weak enough
to quiL then Lowden gets strong
enough to run. In other word* the
republican party plays the game
"heads we win; tails ws lose," and
Lowden is ths tal snd Coolidge is
the head of the coin toesing prop-
osition ,
The second of the merles will be
devotaa to former Gov. Frask Low-
den of nnots, who is regarded as
ths republlcan possibility posses-
sing ths greatest elmeta of
strength, should Coolidge, who now
has the inside track for the nom-
ination. step soldo or be forced
Slide at the crucial moment by the
remarkable combination of otfloe-
haiders and men of millions who
dominate ths republican machine
and national conventions in presi-
dential election year*
tures of a Church social gtvan by
the Martha society of the Lutheran
church on the first Friday night
in December, according to a decision
reached by that organization at its
meeting at the home of Mise Nora
Peterson on Friday afternoon.
Chill committee, Mrs. Frits Gus-
tafson. Mr* H. O. Alden: hambur-
ger, Mr* John Johnson, Miss Signs
Quick: pls stand, Mrs. Oliver Cari-
son, Mrs. Lambert Nelson; pop
Burnet Resources
At the Chamber of Commerce
meeting Tuesday night, Mr. Panoa
of Houston was present and deliv-
ered a very interesting address. He
stated that the Burnet section,
when developed for its varied re-
sources of stone and mineral, would
be An empire within itself. He
stated that the greatest drawback
in de eloping such in Burnet county
was the fact that the owners seem-
ed averse to meeting the developers
half way. He said that until de-
velopment was under way that no
man Wuld expect fancy prices for
his holdings. He talked straight
from the shoulder and advised that
the people get together and make a
comprehensive survey of what they
have and then in an intelligent
manner advertise it to the world.—
Burnet Bulletin.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
CUERO, Nov. 13—The Cuero
Record, in reminding its readers
that Christmas is less than two
months distant, says that it is now
time to commence figuring on how
to meet the Christmas shopping
budget, pay state and county taxes
and the automobile license, that all
fan duo about the same time.-
Gonzales Inquirer.
Austin Crockery & Hardware Co. :
$11 Congrens Ave Phone 7409 ::
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a Coolidge having the inside track, is
’ the subject of the first article. Others
win discuss Lowden, Smith, MeAdoo,
Doheney, Richey and some of the dark
homses.)
Is Calvin Coolidge a man
of destiny? Will he be the
choice of the national con-
vention of his party in
1938? Has he gained or
lost strength in th. two years of ais
second termt l» he th. master of
, th. adtuatlon today and ithets,
will he be the master of th. sttua-
tion when the time comes in th.
month of Jun* 1928, for th. stand-
ard to be placed to th. hand, of a
: man who la to lead th. republican
party in th. campaign ot that year?
. The November electtons have
. CARD OF T«ANKS
we wish to thank our Mend,
and relative, for their kinaness
and beautiful offering. In the
Illness and death of our daughty
and .later, Mary. We aleo thatk
the Rev. Harrison for hia beautirti
words.
MRS. MARY CARSON.
MR. HUGH CARBON.
tensively at both place, and inatail-
Ing modern type water wheels and
generator. In order to take full ad-
vantege of th. water power avail-
able here. The electricity generatea
will be delivered to the high ten-
■Ion transmtsslon lines of the com-
panyOfor their 4tstribution to the
towns of San Marco* Martindale,
’Maxwell, Reedville and Staplea.
1 niled with the
nd th..qualrications
2.3
of necon barrel of
far AN theee repub-
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5"a bring aSarFsapTaznu u
Hoover on Outeide.
Lowden undoubtedly I. the
GIRL BANDIT
Houeten Flapper Jailed on Robbery
Chart.
HOUSTON, Nov. H.— Police were
holding a pretty 22-year-ola bob-
bed-hair woman and her 19-year-
old "jelly bean” companion Friday
night in connection with a number
of recent filling ataion robberles
They were arrested by polio. Ser-
geant M. H. McCoy, eeven mllea
from Houston. They had several
dozen boxes of new inner tubee and
other automobile accessorles be-
llered to have been stolen.
Frank Plle, who operate, a coun-
ty Alling station, reported he had
been held up by three youths and
a pretty girL all unmasked, earlier
in the day and robbed of five gal-
lons of gasoline and a quantity of
cigarette*
Telephone 4591. Delivery Servics 3353. ®.
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