The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 88, Ed. 1 Monday, August 10, 1931 Page: 1 of 4
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The 10 boats
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the Sealy Lions in Bay City. Ladies
Be sure to attend that meeting of
A LARGER DAILY BALANCE
final. that they shall not reserve that lumbia tonight. Definite plan
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woman's privilege of changing their outlined for the opening celebration
minds. Come out to enjoy
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BEST OF EATABLES
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pany first began laying down its plant
Let’s talk it over
Come in Any Time
day to the Colonial theatre, kneaded
the stomach and ribs of Albright tor
I try is no longer young recently rolled
up to Chevrolet Motor Company head-
quarters here with Mr. and Mrs. T J.
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to pitch for the
whip on that
The engine ut the old timer bears
serial number 11,823 while late this
month the eight millionth product of
the company is expected to come off
rtf a
id
they always have. But you can't wait
for them to come and lay the money
on your plate. Go out and get it.
this picture and at the finish of the se-
quences calling for athletic training,
Albright discovered he had lost close
to four pounds.
Albright, who enacts the role of the
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Prival. The picture was transferr
the screen by John Bly stone
D. P. MOORE
DRY GOODS CO.
ithor ol
Cotton
at a
carrier
to put
feet. I
Safe
Hands
tos
tor
qua
grade
ready
Schleicher,
problem
ho is the a
visiting in El Campo.
Sunday.
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Twin >
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years ago.1
s estimate j
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Cotton Growers’
Meeting Is Called
Bay City Bank & Trust Co.
BAY CITY, TEXAS
thought it
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Cotton Acreage
Bill May Succeed
At Future Session
MEN’S STRAW
met
Of Wide Effect ! those venerable old-time ears which
I remind you that this automobile Indus-
“Young Sinners
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to tin bank
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was a Lull introduced by Oliver Cun-
welfareningham to conserve the fertility of
the soil by means of a prohibition
)
Mr. and Mrs. P G. Huston left Sat-
urday for a visit of several days in
Monterrey. They joined Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Rugeley in Wharton who made
the production of cotton as a means 1
world know about it and next year
begin reaping the benefits. We under-
stand from those who know that the
road can be built for $30,000. That is
a measly amount compared to the $3.- '
000.000.
O
one and most of the states of the
the hardboiled but
Another
which unoform control
ike reasoneble carrying charges on
syta oun inidative and as a prelim-
it aum Mb** »bM hode mil
ice here in the government's drive
against rum running on the Texas and
Louisiana coast.
The boats’made the 2100 mile trip
from Detroit in 39 days under the
command of A. Burrows and L. M.
Noantay, chief boatswains mates of
Take Hardie Al-
Meighan, who
Dorothy Jordan who divides the ro- i effect any
and began his activities
efficient trainer
signation was accepted.
Kev. Mr. Derrick came to Newgulf
against growing cotton two succeeding
I years on the same ground. The vote
I on engrossment was 10 ayes and 10
word for
'and Mrs B L. Livengood. Richard
has just completed a course in the ra-
dio school of the navy. He is stationed
in California.
Dallas for organization of cotton Pinerty of San Antonio, in their 1916
8rowers to "cut acreage collectively, — .........
of course, t h’tf/uiolhf t
irith the uewelerstendiv
from the entire prod
live been invited to take
oiniv-o
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GALVESTON, Aug. 10. Ten Unit-
ed States coast guard picket boats ar-
rived Saturday from Detroit to join
the flotilla of vessels already in serv-
AUSTIN. Texas, Aug. 10.
consideration of
Kirkwood. Edmund Breese and Lucien
when approved by the governor
Amend Purchase Art
The bill amends the commom
the South,” aims
Ea DELICIOUS J
Like the oil and gas
bill which after many
the Great Lakes
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*d by a majority large enoug
t the measure into immediate el
those farms where hitherto the ac re- 1 repast, the Endeavorers saw all there
mate. declared they were anxious to
join such a movement if they had any
assurance that it would be practiced
generally.
house-
lire ut
IS hos-
trainer, Thomas
to set up the American Cot-
ywers‘ association with head-
As an
in ortance. The meeting was called
by George J. Sch le incher, Cuero at-
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 10 One of
church has not yet called a new
tor.
acreage fo robviously it would allow
an increase in those sections and of
a pamphlet '
Problem of
system by
of' acreage:
—— ' rd Arthur Hofloway is
Friday afternoon the Bay Ciay Lions local Lions. He has a
will engage in a baseball game with ball.
i in the country and the latter won his ( bill frankly admitted a doubt whether , - —
letter at Carnegie Tech for his athletic , such an enactment would be sustained The Christian Endeavor society of |
activities. Both insist that good train- , by the courts, whether it should be the First Christian church enjoyed a
ing leads to good health and to sue- it would be enforceable, and whether beach picnic last Tuesday evening I
started his summer, there will he BIG SPRING. Aug. 10.—At the in-J
*a S C° n ere rom every, of business men and farmers
in Texas .... this district. Editor Wendell Bedi-I .
Dreams No. and it won t take long to , chek of the Big Spring Daily Herald, millionaire’s profligate son who
do it either. When it does happen the Saturday suggested to Governor Ster-
county will enjoy perennial prosperity .. . .10. .--ch .1
. . . ‘ , i ling that governors of all cotton pro-
because pleasure seekers and tourists t . . 1.
_______ ■ . . ducing states be requested to issue
come the year around and every year. I proclamations asking farmers to plow„ . ,
Weather or depression dont stop the up hal of their cotton crops. | died by Meighan
Now! If .you had started
years ago, just think of
the tidy sum you would
have today! It’s not too
late! There are lots of
years left! Profit by all
the time you have!
were manned by a combined crew of
30 men.
I Eight of the vessels will be attached
I to the fleet which bases on the cutter
I Saranac while the other two will go
to land stations, one at Sabine Pass
and the other at Freeport.
"Young Sinners.” is also interested in
athletics and exercise. She is an ex-
pert swimmer and an accomplished
horsewoman.
Supporting the featured players is a
cast headed by Cecilia Loftus, James
• better to defer the vote tw
I to run the risk of deferr
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Over the county yesterday. The
rice and cotton look splendid. A few
more weeks of dry weather and the
chamber of commerce will have to be-
gin to import labor to take care of the
cotton. The crop is going to he the
biggest in years and will enjoy a good
-
Mirth! The boats left Detroit on July 1 and
The beach below Sargent yesterday crossed Lake Erie, the Detroit river,
was the host to ears full of pleasure lLake St Clair, St. Clair river. Lake,.....•.....
seekers from all over this section of Huron and Lake Michigan to Chicago, bright ,
the country. I noticed license num-1From that point they, transited the
• hers from at least ten different coun- Chica " drainase canal and the Illi-
* ties. The fame of the beach there is । nois river and thence down the Mis-
’ spreading from word to mouth, a good river to New Orleans.
folio of advertising but not fast “ °
L enough. When we get that road and Plan to Plow Up Halt
* that is not long off we understand.. ee
in fact the word has gotten out that Cotton Crop Offered
they are going to attempt to get it I
will umpire the bases and they have the chambers of commerce of West
promised that each decision will be Columbia and Bay City in West Co-
was deelared Saturday by J. K Hex- chased by them in that
capitalist, to be of South-wide their continuous service
baseball as it should be play-
The cars left the church at 5:30 and _
mantic honors with Albright in
lion. Professing to be designed to would result with u market mg meth-1 Union by the Finertys during their
conserve the fertility of the soil, its od and information bureau for cotton | periodic vacation jaunts, with the old-
pwers keeping them acquainted , timer as their mode of transportation.
I'll basic information and to work , The only major trouble ever develop-
of raising the price of that commod- for the general advancement of farm- ed by the car, Mr Finerty reported
I tty. And. again as in the ease of the ing was when he cracked a frame in some |
ui xoung Dinners, run romanuc oi an ,89 conservation.bil, 1056 The system would co-operate with । rough going in the Yellowstone, mid
drama coming Tuesday and Wednes- W 0.vo5d o ' we atuatn. 1.02 , the Federal farm board and allied | couldn't find the flaw until he got
by the desire to conserve the fertility co-operatives, although working inde back to Texas.
° 1.thesoi than by the hope of raising pendently Attention would be given Among those to greet the vacation-
everal days during the production of 1 e PI"' 0 cotton; j . , , . I to encouraging diversification, fair ers here was W S. Knudsen, umi-
. De feat of the bill u as expected, but methods of farm taxation and to 'lent and general manager of Chev-
it was expected by a larser1majority freight rates. rolet, who reminded Mr. Finerty that
than that which was recorded asainst Development of new uses for cot- if every owner took comparable care
it. And was the remark of several ton and the bringing of new indus- of his cur the manufacturers would all
after the vote had been taken, that a tries to the cotton growing region also be in the poorhouse. Mr. Finerty re-
proposal which a few years ago was would be encouraged. plied that he wouldn't trade his "Roy-
brought back to health and happiness resardednasohernticahglesmuoP. The basic feature of Mrs. Schleich- al Mad' fur anew Chevrolet, even
bv Meighan played the same i« le on I * \ and economicany A3 er s plan is formation of a limited up. indicating the degree of personai
the st me for X weeks n B M 0 1 unwor thy seriI™ legislative con- l number of banks under Federal su- attachment pOss...... to form for a car
withomVng anounce, but manhan- ! sideration wazablettn “TdlX i perv ision w ith capital . of $10,000 000 over “ period of years of intimate ex-
h« shed weightchenishesndtrlditionSforconservatisaim.enchainerezions where local capital is periences with it.. -- ।
eix days sent in I : a was taken as an evidence _ ’ .
the trainers Adrinondack cabin. of the great strain to which the dis-l.Concered about recent warnings by
While Albright was losing weight tress of the time is subjecting old , " rossu.as to bread lines next
Meighan too. took a two hole reef in prejudices and principles. And by | Win er, an . 4 istress among farmers i the assemL1, incg
his belt. He found the work of mas- some it was likewise made the basis Mr. Schleicher feels that the great-Ie assembi! unes
saging his charge of much physical I of a prediction that the idea would f L 95 c e O. stability of the South
benefit, as he had temporarily grown become dominant by the time the next 115 " muiirn 0W current pnee.
soft from lack of exercise. legislature shall meet if the condi- F.p • • fr ■ *
Both Meighan and Albright are de-tions of today prevail then. Chrstian Hndeavor
votes of physical exercise. The former "Argument of Desperation." p 4
is one of the most ardent golf players Several of those who voted for the arcY
ukc their
You ran
gasoline consumption, states that ’
car has done w ill over 300,0001
s in its fifteen years of service
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with him.
Both coasts have been visited, as
well as the two Borders, the Yellow- ,
coRAD NAGFI., MADGV EVAN}
MARJORIE RAMBEAU AND
( AUBREY SMITi
conservation
delays, came
the senate
jetion in
The meeting called for 9 a.m. on
We inesday in the city hall auditorium,
where they will
The Newgulf
ducing । but Mr. Finerty, basing his
intent was to enforce a reduction in
Richard Livengood is at home for
everal days visiting his parents. Dr.
to th« lotnk and tth
it vegerge or e nftur
wnof mone With wWchto 2m1 tc-rar nppricSsrunzentovin af i ,n "Tha fi,“
’ suance of the government crop esti-
mill df
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if sustained and enforced, it would
[ fectiveness of the bill ninety days
SThi
1
jority necessary to make It effective
I ’ «' beca it ' ke g mq gg mg A HI ■
2 teeth according to the vernacu’a- ‘ K II i I II W '
to the D 65 | fl W W ■
. bill to supply it with the teeth that
S were denied it at birth And this it
lot mpl that the re is some .
I question whether it would win the
B countenance of the courts.
VOL. 27 NO. 88
Itoi 199 the 999
COAST GUARD Pastor Resigns From
FLEET IN GULF Newgulf Church
of the numerous conservation ideas
which this session of the legislature
took under consideration fell by the1
wayside Saturday in the senate. This!
, "0
ap,
eef.7
the cotton went to the B Y P U. grounds
A--— -
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Cunning
ham's bill had another and large
purpose than that avowed in its cap
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4 996
uggaegn,/, (
h'rii bankiiKi si rrice has lion tin
IP am and lik'e i ri t ythinn else the e
l hen say so in your will. If you want to be
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Miss Mary Jean Cobb, who has been
NEWGULF. Aug 10. Rev. J. A.
Derrick, who has been pastor of the ,
Newgulf Baptist church since its or- f
ganization more than two years ago, i
tendered his resignation to his board ,
of deacons in open session, and his re- ।
BAY CITY, TEXAS, MONDAY, AUG. 10, 1931
time. •
' Although the original pistons and ,
rings still furnish motive power the
"LAv---ANe
THE NUMBER ARE INCREASING DAILY
t ’ ratable transportation of oil by com-
buying by common purchasers, both
as among the several fields of the
state and as among the severai pro-
ducers in each has not been enforced
much beyond the degree that those
put under its constraints have been
willing to abide by its requirements
Some pipe line companies and some
purchasers of oil who are common
purchasers by the definition of the
ad openly have defied it and with
year and in 1
since that !
here almost three years ago.
age devoted to the growing of cottonwas to be seen at the pier and on the 1
customarily has been less than halfbeautiful grounds, and then betook ,
the total in cultivation. And it was । themselves to the Christian church of!
even conceded by some of those who I Palacios, where they enjoyed a most
admitted those dubieties that if it1 novel illustrated sermon by Reverend
Ite- found enfor eable al l’I i av • Hale The trip wa . pl a III • to ail
the economic effect hoped for. the I -
accomplishment probably would ere- ovaluat, the. common, carrier pipe
ate an irresistible cause which wouldjlines. Alo it undertakes to. compel
. . .__..... . .. . ... ... • connections to be made with wells ।
returned home bring about even a greater acreage ini . . . „___________A . 1 . 11 !
returned homecotton than there is now. Wh,ch the.prenent law dos, but wtih
Such admissions, it might •»' indifferent success The ultimate
.u 1,. purpose of the measure is to compel
• thought, constituted an imperative j.
t - ..2.... I... tun the ratable carrying anei purchasing'
, reason for voting against the bill t . . . - ।. ■
’ . .1.___ ... x, °F noth as among ftelds ane as
Hut those who made them ne vert he- _________ ___. ___ j . ..
. . , . .zci. .u- among producers in each field. But ,
less voted for it justified the votes "_ . • ’
.l .1. auL IT IS spCIfically Nt forth that market ,
with the plea that however feeble r_______ . . "T. . .
j * . । 1, । ... .:,.a । ........ • demand is not to lie the quantity tn
and futilr such a law might prove to . . . . "1 1
■ .L. I "a.ca.z,, I. - be ratably transported and urchasec. !
tie. it expressed the only definite leg- u . ./ I .
.1 . » ..i i u a..... 1 hlatheu It IS to he the amount which. . i
I islative idea that shoulc have been . M ...a... e ..
__I:—... au^. by orders of the railroad commission, ,
suggested to relieve the state of the _i__t____, .
ix. .. . u । t_____i u. ,designeti to prevent physical waste. ।
distress that had been causeci by the a .
. . t .. t. au.. .. ( fielck atih cach oerat in cach it
overproduction Of CUHOll 11 thus W« e || n _ a . a •» . .
. , .__..__ ,,, U. field is allowed to produce. Yet. of I
an argument of desperation anc dr- ..... ... ....
« -ut- I.. ....... .9 course, no buyer can be made to pur- ।
i spair of being able by means of leg- . _
, . g . . 2.. ... .vu,. । chase more than he wants, so market
’ islative fiat to solve the problem . ...__,
—__.. ___uiii Ln di manei will continue to be a factor .
The Wagstaff conservation bill had .
, . a e . in the eqtation
fl 2 V at 10 But • Cunnins
imiii field, but discrtninatingly I
as unfinished business under a pre- .n.N.1., .....a u L. .u_ K.it.e a .L
__ w ratably and it is the belief of the
ceding special order, so the WaKatII t «u __a - ■ ....
. _ «u , ,7247 eKm sponsors of the (lending pipe line bill
• bill did not get the boardis until the . . .. ______t’___ . a1 .
that its enactment would rompri that
। a ternoon.,, . . . . pipe line to take it ratably and not
Not until then, either, could the discriminatingiy.
pipe line bill which by many mem- -------
Palacios, where a delightful lunch was
। spread. After doing full justice to the
failed The bill had not hern printt i —
as finally passed by the senate and M 9 A
mnans membis ‘ ' the he Byez d99 "M 48
to • “225 egpv9 A “haha
changes #23 M5 (4 Ghw W9 1
5 by the oral explanation: of tho 1 who rammaazn
" proposed immediate agreement. If the
] I question of concurring had heen put
to a vote. It fairly certainly would
have carried. But it would not have
ht bwk tuf cri^tmg a
opens tht wdy tn greater
rovements in the existing law than
he provisions designed to bring about
hr enforcement of it. It gives the
ailroad comnmiaion authority to
i given the the
ible study,mile
hers is regarded as of more impor- t
tance than the conservation bill, be f
disposed of. An effort was made in
the house in the morning to get an
agreement to the amendments the
senate had written into the Davis
bill, largely by substituting provisions
of the Pollard bill. But that effort
chaser act of the fifth called session
of the firty-first legislature That
act, which was designed to enforce
certain your wishes will lx* carried out,
name us as your executor and trustee.
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