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CORSICANA, April 10.— Consoll-
dation of the Corsicana National
honora in the oratory division of
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leave the First Baptist Church in
a special bus ate a. m, Saturday.
SURE IT WAS "THE OTHERA
FELLER’s FAULT"-BUT THAT
WOULDN'T HAVE HELPED 2
MUCH IF WE HADN'T BOTH Aco,
NEW OKLEANS COTTON
V ORLEANS, April 10—Cotton
25; ducks
26: geese
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AUTO
PAINTING
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Pinto Beant, 13 pounds ......
Oranges, dozen
Cheete, pound ..................
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CASH
$1.00
awarded in the literary sections.
Opens Thursday Night
Big Increase in
Wheat Prospect
REPARATIONS FOR DISTRICT
LEAGUE MEET HERE NEXT WEEK
ARE COMPLETE, OFFICIALS SAY
Dr. W. Brownlee Ferguson, 56, a
Waxahachie dentist, died nt his
school. Baumgarten is from Schul-
enberg.
$1.00 Krank’s Lemon Cleansing Cream
$1.00 Golden Peacock Cold Cream .......
$1.00 Hudnut Compacts, single...........
45c Kotex . ..............................
. 35c Vick's Salve .....J..............................
30c Mentholatum ................................
$1.00 Nujol ........................................
40; roosters 14 1-3; turkeys
30-33: henyv spring ducks
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r May liquidation and selling by
Ig traders on the more avorabh
uther May broke t---- *- —
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11.00 10.7# 10.99-11.00
.11.08 10.88 11.07-
.11.28 1106 11.28-
Acreage devoted to wheat in
France is greater than last year.
new ORLEANS PVTUNRB
NEW ORLEANS. April 10.—Cotton
futures closed steady. 3 points net
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35c Ponds’ Vanishing Cream ...................
65c Ponds’ Vanishing Cream ....................
$1.00 Djer Kiss Talcum ......................
50c Hinds’- Honey and Almond Cream .....
I $1.00 Hinds’ Honey and Almond Cream .
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team of boys won second place,tn
the tournament, losirk only ar-
bours of 9 and 13 a. m. It will not
be open on Sunday.
Faculty members, their families
and guests are allowed to play dur-
ing student hours, as well as any
hour the course is open. A small
fee will be charged to both students
and townspeople. _
A tournament between the var-
ious dormitories is being arranged,
and will be held during the next
month, according to Miss Bethany
Johnson. student manager of the
course, which is located just tack
of Capps Hall.
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T.C. DEBATERS
WIN HONORS
___________ about steady; plain
killing pteers 5.50/ to 5.75; ted steae*
n yesterday's ciese. July eased off
10.33, October to 10 53. both 23
A Good
DODGE
Touring Car-
Come and, see it.
$35
TREW BROS.
Motor Co.
E, McKinney.
298 after 5:00
o’clock.
865,000.900 as compared with M1.-
000.000 last year.
Such an indicated production pos-
sibly .would create another emer-
gency in view of expected large
world carryovers and only a slight
gram for the young people entolled
in the colleges of the state. Seven
would increase Its plantings.
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January
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Sugar, 20 pounds ....
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October .
December
January
March ...
1980 Ford Coupe Cacarefully used car with lots of
---..... miles yet unused. -A reel buy at......... ...... .......
prir 10—Poultry alive
1-3 to 34; brollers 38-
Bread, all Denton brands, loaf.....
Honey, l(Mb paila ......................
Honey, 5-tb paila ........................
Dry Salt Jowl, pound
Sliced Bacon, rind off.............. ....
Steak, that good kind, 2 pounds ...
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up. qatFa shade to 5-8 advanced, nad
provistons unchanged to 7 cents off.
Wheat: No. 3 red S3 1-2; Mo.
Denton Teachers College debat-
ers met with unusual success st the
provincial meet of Pi Kappa Deta
in Waco last week-end. The first
Fine .Chocolate Candy, 5-lb boxes ,,$1.00
8-tb pails Jewel Shortening ........«..... 89c
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Bright’s disease. Ferguson was the
son of the late Mr. nd Mrs. H. C.
Fergzuson, who made their home
here for a number of years, when
Dr. Ferguson attended the Denton
public schools. He later graduated
from-Vanderbil University. .
Ferguson is survived by his.wife
ana two sons. Tim and W. B. Jr.,
and a brother, Dr. Bismark Fef-
guson, a physictan tn Old Mecico.
His mother was a sister of the late
Governor Hogg. Burial was to be
in Waxahachie Friday afternoon.
hard 82 1-9; No. 1 mixed 83 1-3
Corn i No 1 miked 80 1-4; No. 3
yellow 50 1-3 to 60 3-4; No. 3 yellow
old 33; No. 3 white 58. •
Oata: No. 3 white 31; No. 4 white
29 3-4 to 30 1-4.
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$1.05
55c
which have won 80 per cent of de-
bates entered are invited to attend
the tournament. The local team has
an average of 90 per cent A girls’
team composed of- Misses Faye
Bunch and Lillie Ruth White will
go to Arkadelphia for the tourna-
ment also.
The boys’ team will go to Atlanta,
a., a debating " tourament
Wednesday. This is the longest de-
bating trip ever to be taken by lo-
cal college teams.
Some 50 Baptist students from
Denton will go to Dallas Saturday
to attend the Baptist Student Un-
ion conference which will meet with
the Qaston Avenue Baptist Church
of which Dr. W. Marshall Crag
is the host pastor.
, Dr. Kari More will discuss the
subject. "The Student and the
Church”. Miss Grace Allen. Latti-
more Ewing and Miss Ariine Hunt,
representing Denton students, will
also appear on the program.
This is the last of a series of
regional conferences f being held
throughout the state, under, the di-
rection of John Caylor, State B. 6.
U. secretary, for the purpose of set-
ting forth a complete church pro-
HICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, April 10.— Responsive to
the bar Uh showing of th United
numbered 386,272 on Jan. 1. 1931.
The State department today an-
nounced this figure based on a
compllatkn gr reports and estl-
mates from American consular of-
ficers all over the eworid.‘Tourists
and other temporary sojourners
were not included. vj
More than half these exiles—218,-
502} to be exact—are in Canada.
More than two-thirds are sticking
fairly close to home in portions of
the Western hemisphere. •
France, whither, according to the
expatriates' creed, good Americans
go when they die. ranks next to
Canada in numbers of living Amer-
ican citizens sheltered, with 23,961.
Europe as a whole has 88,309, Asia
20,286; South America 13,724; Af-
rica 3,470, and Australasia (includ-
ing New Zealand) UM.
The census lists 10.856 Americap
citizens residents in the pominican
Republic and 16,940 in the Azores,
belonging to Portugal
in Mexico there are 11 830 whi
Panama gives residence to 2,991 Cu-
ba to 7,274, Haiti to 1,922.
Argentina leads South American
Republics with 3,718, followed by
Brazil 2,959, Venezuela 1,974; Chile
1805; Peru 1,317.
The smallest American "colo-
nies” listed are two Yankees on
Gibraltar and five somewhere in
Arabia.
LEE DOUGLASS’
Service Drug Store.
WASHINGTON, April 10.—(API
—The Farm Board faced a new
barrier today in its drive to reduce
the surplus of domestic wheat.
Piled high in front of it was an
estimated production of 644,000,000
bushels of winter wheat, 40,000.000
more than last year.
This bumper crop was seen as a
nullifer of the board's success in
by J. H Edens who will head the
new institution. The merged bank
will have a capital stock, surplus
and undivided profit total of $1,+
225,000
PRIME COTTONSEED
DALLAS, April 10.—Prime cotton-
seed: Unquoted.
Prime cottonseed oil 6 8-4 to 8 7-8
cents.
Prims cotwonseed meal 43 per cent
425,00
Prime cottonseed hulls HO
—Linters: average mill run 41 50 to
$925.
CHICAGO POULTRY
Denton next week will be host to
veral hundred contestants who
III belhere to take part in the
striet 10 Texas Interscholastic
ague literary and athletic meet
aich will be staged at the Denton
achers College April 16, 17 and
8.00-8.50; fat yeariings 5.50: two-
year-old fat withers 5.00; aged fat
wethers up to 3 75; fat ewes
nts below yesterdays close.
opointorhomhdatxwt InegmSto United sttes 1831 winter wheat
hy with a firmer stock market. --- — •" . *he" *h"
ekly statistics were rather bear-
f and probably helped the declin
or to the noon rally.
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It’s only natural to blame “the. other fellow” for
the accident. But you’ve only yourself to blame if
you. lack the protection of adequate insurance. (
There’s no substitute for COMPLETE coverage!
J. J. MACLACHLAN
1930 Ford Tudor Sedan—You will naturally see the
value remaining in this car at the price we ask, only
1929 Ford 1 1-2 Ten Truck—Has enclosed cab,
three-in-one body, six speed transmission and the
low price of ........ .........................A.......
• 1929 Ford Sport Coupe-—This car has a brand new
set of balloon tires, rumble seat, etc., and can be
bought for only -.....................................................
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Consternation
TIHE other day Dazzy Vnce
I signed his name to piteh ter the
Brooklyn Robiuk tgrivemonths or
so, at a salry of $23,000. That
amounts to more than H000 per
month. Newspapera carrled the
headlne, “VANCE SIGNS BUT 18
SORE.” You might wonder lust
what he le sore about.
He is core because he didn’t sign
for $25,000, gentle reeders. Hois
more $2000 worth, ‘rt‘s, roughly
speaking, about two weeks' worth
of work. If a commentator wished
to bo mean, he might leap up and
shout that Vance loot is great big
ban games for Brooklyn last year,
while winning 17, and that if he
had been able to heat young Letty
Hallahan in that 1 to • pitching
duel that changed the penpant
course of IMS, Brooklyn "Might
have won the pennant. But why
should a commentator he mean to
a great old guy Ilka Dazz?
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Declamation
J OU GEHRIG has the floor. Says
“Lenty Gomez to going to be a
Of Denton Dead mphafgmtmmge
"Meat Head ” Heimach showed more
siu« through the south than any
other Brooklyn pitcher. Yes, he is
the same tellow the Yankees tossed
into the ashcan a year ago. Look
out for that old sou'paw this year.
freight train in the Missour-Kan-
aas-Texas Railroad yards here.
Webster, an employe of the Belton
cotton mills, had been here visiting
NEW YORK FUTURES
NEW YORK. April 10—Future*
closed steady, 5 points lower to 1
higher; spot quiet; middling 10.30.
High Low Clse
10 20 8.90’10.20-
10.43 10.22 1043-
1930 Chevrolet Coach—A car that is powered with
an economical, smooth 50-horsepower engine; a car
that hag a roomy, quiet Fisher body; a car that has
live de luxe wire wheels and nearly ew rubber; a
car that has such features as: VV non-glare wind- AA-p
shield, adjustable driver’s seat, blue-black Duco fin- V )gh
ish, an AC air cleanef, a crankcase ventilator; a car I U
that carries the attractive price of only.................... •T
Mrnges ,
if you do not find the car of your choice in the above
listing, visit or "Ok'ed" Used Car Department We
Z-L Antiseptic, a mouth wash and gargle, pints ..69c
Enders’, Gem, Christy and Eveready Razor
Blades, each .............. 28c
Gillettes, new style ................... 39c
10 Shaving Soap for mugs .... ..................8e
60c Mennen's Shaving Cream ..... .....39c
35c Palm Olive Shaving Cream.....1....... 23c
Ths league meet win be opened
ofTiclally next Thursday evening
when preliminary debates wil be
held at the college.
On Friday semi-final and final
debates will be held and tennis
contest will get under way. Pre-
liminary declamation contest for
senior high school boys and girls
will be held and in the evening
declamation final contests will be
heard in the college auditorium.
Preliminaries in field events and
hurdle races and dashes will be
held Saturday morning and the
finals will be staged Saturday after-
noon. 7— - ----- 2
Junior boys' and girls’ declama-
tion contests and declamation con-
tests for rural schools will be held
Saturday morning as will the rural
school 3-R contests.
won first place in the provincial
meet two years ago. ‘ v
Brooks and White will leave Sat-
urday for an extended tour of sev- ‘
S. I. Self Motor
Company
Fig*, No. 2j cam....................
e off ntterthe start owing to con-
ed May liquidation and selling
I ring trader* on the generally fe-
Fable weather in the belt and the
urish character of foreign news.
May traded down to 10 07. July to
33 and October to 10.64, or 11 to
pointe below yesterday's eclose.
kt the end of the flrat hour the
dertone was stin easy and pieces
re tending downward.
Che market continued to east off
ring meat of the morning on fur-
shorn feeder lambs 5 25.
or steady------- and a normal, yied be harvested,
—* the total 1931 production would be
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e"ee .
production was much larger than the
majority of traders had expected. Op-
ening 5-B cents off to 1-8 up. wheat
later held near to the initial range.
Corn started 3-8 lower to 1-8 higher,
and subsequently hardened.
Corn_closed nervous. 1-8 to 3-4
cents higher. wheat unchanged to 7-6
• • Phone 180.
Dependable Year 'Round Ice Service
Heartiey ’ Hunk" Anderson and
Jack chevigny today took up Notre
Dame football affairs where Knute
Rockne left off last week.
It had been suggested that sprint
football practice be dropped, but
Mrs. Rockne and school officials de-
cided the dead leader would have
wanted it to be resumed and a call
was issued for candidates to report
today. The drills will continue un-
til the end of this month, and will
be voluntary.
The problem of selecting a suc-
cessor to Rockne Is still being pon-
dered by officials of the Universi-
ty and an announcement by the
Rev. Fr. Michael M. Mulcaire, C. 8.
C.. chairman of the athletic board*
of control, is expected next week.
. ___reduction in world acreage exclu-
sive of Russia which has said it
boys. A. A. White and
. , greater piteher than Lefty Grove.
garded as one of the sturdiest lines- Why? Because he's smarter than
Grove. Greve Is a fast ball pitcher.
He pitches the aame way to Ruth
FORT WORTH, April 10—(U. g. D. total acreage planted, both winter
anaspring.
170-260 lb truck 528 3507-85: pack-
386,272 American
Citizens Abroad
WASIIINOTON, April 19.-IAP)
—United States oitizens living
Steak, round and T-bone, 2 pound*.. 35c
eral states. They will go to Arita-
delphia. Ark., to participate in an
invitation tournament, only'teamsiy
isa
C. I. A. Miniature
Golf Course Open
The miniature golf course at the
C. I. A. is now open and hours ar-
ranged for its um by the general
public, according to W M. Lovelees,
business manager.
Students may use the course from
Monday to Friday inclusive from
3:30 to 7:30 p. m. and on Satur-
day from 3:30 to 9:30 p. m. The
course is open to the general pub-
lic from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. from
Monday to Friday inclusive and on
Saturday morning between the
m-t1. . _d,
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10.45,10.22 10.48-45
.......10.78 10.53 10.74-75
......10.0910.76 10.97-98
,11,01/10.90 11.07-b
111.27 11.10 11.27-
NEW ORLEANS. April 10.—Cotton- ..
seed oil closed stend. Prime summer May
yellow 7.45; prime crude 6.75-1,00. July
April 740, May 7 46. June 7.48, July
7.55, August 7.59, September 7.82. Oc-
tober 7.M October 7:72. (
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK. April 10—Govern-
ment bonds:
Liberty 3 l-2s 101.22: 1st -4 1-45,
103,28; 4th 4 l-4s 103.28,
Treasury 4 1-4s 111,25; 4a 107.19: 1
3-8s 101 JO.
NEW YORK COTTON
«w YORK. April 10—Cotton op-
d steady today. -8 to 13 potato
ver under a renewal of Hquldation
1 commission house selling -which
med to be Inspire by the relative,
easy Liverpool cables.
rhe opening decline attracted con-
erable covering and some trade
ing but tbe demand was quite
aul supplied with July selling off
|1O 33 and December to 10.88 by the
1 of the first half an hour, or about
to 14 pointe net lower.
Averpol cables reported local
Inchester and Alexandria liquida-
h and complained of a poor de-
End for cotton cloths for India and
Ina. It was a holiday in the mar-
I tot Egyptian cotton at Alexandria
|l the Indian spot quotation in
erpool was unchanged. A private
ort on planting intenttone in" Tex-
nburne o , . -______________
. HILLSBORO, April 10 — Francis
E..185 Leroy Webster, M, of Belton, was u-u-- — — -------------
mM Jtliled inatantly today when he at- Bank and the First Nationel Bank
tehpetc. to board a southbound of COrsicana was announced today
BEEN INSURED BY
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n addition to coptetants hun-
ide of viators from Dallas. Tar-
it. Parker, Wise, Cooke and Pen-
i counties and the cities of Dal-
and Fort Worth will be here.for
i meet. ...
Trophies which will be awarded
the athletic division now are on
playin the W. J. McCray Jew-
y Store window and Dr L A.
arp, league director for this dis-
High Low Close
10 20 0.97 10.10-30
be a senior next year and is re-
about 8 50: fat yearlings up to 7.50:
tat cows 546: butcher grades 3.25-
3.75: calf sales under 8.00; 200-lb
venlerat 10.00.
Sheep: 6,000; fully Steady, shorn
tat lambs 8 50 to 615: spring lambs
ton acreage at 11J per cent.
‘he selling continued in the later
ding. It slackened at tunes end
[ market steadied on covering or
ie buying, but showed very little
ying power and soon eased under
wed pressure. New Orleans sel-
became more active around mid-
I and there was continued near
nth lauldation with May selling
to 10.00 and October to 10.56, or
ut 30 to 34 points net lower.
torouehtppiken Kehernmene »
.... o"- Comparative firmness of Liverpool
wheat quotations, however, helped
steady the market at fractional, de-
VWik“egg6
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the meet, winning a gold medal,
•_____ . This is the second time that Brooks
home there early Thursday, M- has achieved such success, having
lowing an illness of a year of
Jewel Shortening, bring your pail, 8
pound* ....................... 85c
Pure white Hog Lard, 8 pound* ...,..$1.0#
Banana*, note the quality, dozen.......18c
.WALL STREET STOCKS
TRW YORK, April 10.—The stock
Mtot again developed rallying
idencies in early trading today.
Che list opened somewhat trreuar
t the trend was definitely upward
the.end of the first half hour. To-
seo shares led the rise, with Amert-
i Tobacco "11” pushing up more
in five points to a new peak price.
Incident with the Increase 10 ig-
tte prices. Lorilard gained a
int, and Liggett & Myers B. 1 1-L
Allied Chemical rose 3 point, and
ues up a point or more included U.
Steel. Air Reduction. McKeesport,
wthington; Auburn. Case, Southern
rinie and Norfolk and Western.
Ish shot up more than 2 points on
slaration of the regular quarterly
idend of 81 (X) %
The reduction of 853.000,000 re-
-ted in the weekly brokerage loan
pulation wae the largest in some
he and was regarded as indicating:
M considerable real liquidation had
no place and the posltlon of the
rket strengthened.
Bttrttng cables still held at 84 SA
1
have there a 1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan, a 1928
Chevrolet Cabriolet, 1927 Chevrolet'Touring, 1927
Chevrolet Coach, '27 Chevrolet Truck and many oth-
. ers. Make us a visit today.
that he pitches to Eddie Movgan.
Just fast OOM. Gome aMkea
every batter a separate study, and
hq has a whale of a memory."
If one were inclined to argue
with Lou, one might say that if a
pitcher has a test ball the boys
can’t see, why should he study,
mightn't onef
• • •
Resuscitation
TT might surprise you to look la
* the baseball editions of April 14
and note that Fred Heimach, .la
the opening game at the beason,
has just turned back the Braves
with two runs and eight hits. That
is likely to happen. Mr. Fred
1 a very essy opening here today
The government of Argentina
maintains ia station at Laurie Is-
land, the world’s southernmost per-
manently Inhabited spot, from which
weather reports are broadcast.
SPECIAL!^
wi Herve Weiner Sandwiches!
Weiners, speeial, lb „1Be
Ham, 1-2 or whole, lb 23c
Boneless Ham. lb. l«e
Strawberries end Whipping Cream
Ask About Our FREE Radiol
Harry Teasley
Tragedy -
HE waa a great Setter, one of the
11 greatest fighting men I ever
mw. Now ha isa clown, and try-
ing to carry on sans toga, sans
wind, sans ekill, aaaa speed, sans
punch. I mean Paul'BeriMbach,
the Belting Beauty of aa earlier
it in pitiful to think of Borton-
bach fzhting agalp, but that'a what
ho is trying to do. The spectacle
of the once great battler might be
compared to aa old tiger, toothless
and clawless, attempting to cope
with a young mountain lion.
The other night he fought a
Harlem negro at the Broadway
Arena. He was ludicrous. From-
the is Her les came the old, unfeel-
ing cry, ’Throw that bum out,” it
had an unplasant sound. .
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INSIDE STUFF by J. J. Maclachlan’s Cartoonist
lm*.
DIb YOU KNOW THAT-
IpRAVIS JACKSON blames
* nightbaseballIn San An-
tonlo for the kink he has
been suffering in his right
arm . , . when the Otanis
were in Memphis, some of
the boys weat to a eyuna-
sium aa a rainy day, to keep
in trim by, a little exercise
■r, . you can Imagine the as-
tonishment of Jaka J. Me-
draw. . . . Jack Quinn
pitehed in six diferent
leaguee In one season 13
years ago . . . in order the
teams were: Toldo, Denver,
Atlanta, Macon, Pottsville and
Richmond . . . after ba ar-
rived in Richmond he decided
he wanted to settle down, so
he won id straight games.
-----zwilliam braucher
slides
LIVERPOOL COTTON -
LIVERPOOL, April h - Cotton
snot qulet prices 1 point tower,
Americah strict good middling 834:
good middling 5.90; strict middling1
5.14; strict food ordinary 4.74; good
ordinary 435. Sales 5,060 bales, in-
chiding 3,300 American. Receipts 2,-
000. American 700. Futures closed
quiet: Msy 5.45; July 6.53; October
6 84; December $.71; January 5.75;
March 5.a3; May 5.90.
KANSAS CITY 14VF.HTOCK
KANSAS CRT. April 10—(U S. D
A.)—logs: 1,800; strong to 10 high-
er: most advane on 230 ibs down: "too
7.70; packing sows 276-500 lbs 615
6.76; stock pigs 70-130 Ibs 7,25-7,60.
Cattle: 800; calves 125; unchanged;
steers 800-1500 lbs 7,50-10.00; Heif-
era 660-850 lbs 6.50-8.75: cows IM-
OM; vectors (milk fed) 5,00-750;
scker snd feeder steer* 6.76 to 8 76
Sheep: 7,000 lambs steady to 35
higberissheepstendyop. fes Tamba
• io. snorn Texas wetners 4 no .xegtT
00 ibs down 8.26 to 9.15; ewes 150
Ite down 3.00 to 4.50.
FORT WORTH LIVlSfOCK
Beef Roa»t, rib, pound...............
Cured Ham, aliced, pound .........
Coffe, a good quality, 2 pound* .
We—on Oil, 4-quart aize.............
Laundry Soap, 10 bar* .............
Carrots, large bunche* ,,.............
Beet*, large bunche* .................
pail* Coffee .........................
4 Wwi--
a 4,
emlca."muhnilttnham
b..eTtioweza.1.
Quality
Used Cars
Ball Brothers
GROCERY AND'MARKET
Northwest Corner Square.
Phone No. 9 or 240. • M
PEOPLES ICE CO
Baumgarten Texas
Football Captain
AUSTIN, April 10.—Maurice
‘‘Dutch” Baumgarten, guard, was
elected captain of the 1931 Uni-
versity of Texas football team last
night. He will succeed Cover C.
“Ox” Emerson of Orange, declared
ineligible by officials of the South-
west Conference. Baumgarten will
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 205, Ed. 1 Friday, April 10, 1931, newspaper, April 10, 1931; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1475335/m1/3/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.