The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 74, Ed. 1 Monday, September 3, 1934 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY TRIEUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1931
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Notice to Subscribers PATRONIZE THE ADVERTISERS
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activities. It will be done by issuing
driven by Robert Turner,
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READ THE WANT ADS.
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who may
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Trade
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develop something better
We are pleased to
ANNOUNCE
DISTRIBUTORS
(Houston Post
BACK TO SCHOOL
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and additional arrivals are coming in
everyday. You will not need to shop
around when shopping here.
If you can not afford a new
suit we can make that old
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’30 Chevolet Coupe,
(rumble seat) $225
a reputation for your town for hospi-
tality and courteous treatment for all
lor irrigation and beause of the ad-
ditional good fortune of already hav-
ing established and in operation large
tend adequate canal systems. The im-
pounding of a million acre-feet of wa-
ter back f the darn will not only in-
in the various cities. The champion-
ship at Dayton, sponsored by Chev-
rolet and the Day ton Daily News; had
the official backing of the leading
Convenient terms through
Universal Credit Company
ministration is justified in answering
criticism of its recovery program by
A true soap-box type racer won the
Chevrolet-sponsored All - American
ALL WHITE PORCELAIN
HI SPEED CALROD UNITS
Total Cash Price, Inutalled
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE
TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY, Publishers
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The veterans should not be permit-
ted to outmatch the rest of us in loy-
alty and the plain duties of citizen-
ship.—San Antonio Light.
On Terms, NO CASH DOWN
Your Old Stove and ss Monthly
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home demonstration council.
Sour pickles are being made gener-
ally and mustard pickles.
As in the case of all the pickles and
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Very natural. We want and
’32 Plymouth PA
Coach .... $300.00
Owner and Editor
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’32 Ford DeLuxe
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Ashamed Of
All show ACTUAL
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that we are now
one look like new. If you
have a new spring suit let
us keep it looking new. If
you want a new suit let us
order it for you to fit.
<ESTHAL POWER
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LIGHT COMPANV
us with the obligations we have.
Please do not disappoint us.
’32 Ford Tudor
$380.00
P. G. SECREST
Registered Optometrist
’31 Chevrolet Coach
$300.00
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Sooner or
His announcement on inflation of
the currency by nearly $3,000,000,000
is equally understandable. There is a
widely held opinion among monetary
Any further reduction of Americas
defenses will not achieve the end de-
sired by the pacifists any more than
would the disbandment of the police
force of New York City stop erum- n
that city. i irim
Vat Dyed PRINT DRESSES
Nicely made and as pretty as the Miss her-
self. and priced at
Sizes 6 to 16
98c
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The Tribune is mailing to every
subscriber whose subscription is due
a statement of the amount.
We ask you to please remit prompt-
ly upon receipt of the notice and help,
transactions and use the money to pay
off bonds issued to finance recovery
summer sun strikes
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age 11, of Muncie, Ind , who built it
out of lumber, tin and scrap iron,
The man who knocks his own home
city is a pest. He should either be-
come a home town booster or be
boosted out.
Tom Sawyer Boys Fall SUITS
in combinations and really beautiful, price
98c to $2.95
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Phone 114 Bay City, Texas
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paper currency against the gold
PARIS A. SMITH
MATAGORDA PHARMACY BLDG.
1AY CITY - TEXAS
A new assortment of
JltaLECTRICCOOKERY
yours Now at NO CASH down.
ef Colorado, Wharton and Matagorda
• re indeed most fortunate and have
the beat if reason for great rejoicing.
The project, after its introduction was
immediately sponsored by 22 of the 31
senators. There is no doubt but that
its passage will be unanimous since
ernor Ferguson’a favorable message
concerning the proposal set it in mo-
tion quickly. The governor is heartily
in favor of it. Every. Texan should
Nend lid prompit oncpumggemert to
the enterprise and continue to sup-
port it ardently until its final pas
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relish recipes, the cucumbers or oth-loboration with Myron E Scott. Daily
er vesetablesmust be freshened be- News photographer, who originated
fore using This consists of removing, the Soap Box Derby
the saalt by removing them from the
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Days are great succe
give them up unless
will solve large flood menaces while and suggest it to you, that, instantly, speed the wheels of business and in-
“tssh dtt “t . “iiss dustry to a normal pace. Some have
For The Boy
Tom Sawyer SHIRTS 89c
Vat dyed pre-shrunk. All new fall pat-
terns. A TIE TO MATCH with shirt.
Our biqmdnthly
Brined Vegetables
Being Made Into
Pickles, Relishes
ther can be established no valid, in the business of the town. Why not
reason why it shouldn't go over. Gov-! try it?
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proposed to bring about this infla-
tion by payment of the soldiers' bonus
and other methods have been sug-
gested. The course adopted by the
government in reality will only ful-
fill an expectation widely held since
the gold law was passed. The possibil-
ity of this inflationary measure was
recognized immediately and rising pri-
ces already have anticipated such of-
ficial action by the government.
When the currency actually is is-
sued, it will cause no violent price re-
action.
The administration has demonstrat-
ed that it intends to tie just as frank
with the people in explaining mone-
tary policies as in other branches of
its activities.
intervals of from right to twelve
wes Let s not hours until the vegetable tastes but
somebody run slightly of salt. Tomatoes have to be I
To make mustard pickle, » recipe is
I used calling for a quart of sliced cu-
i cumbers, freshened; two cups string
Secretary Morgenthau's frank state- i beans, freshened; two cups green pep- '
ment of the government's financial po , pera, two cups onions quartered, two
sition and his clear explanation of its cups saulif tower, 1 cup of sweet red
future monetary policies should clear peppers A mustard mixture contain-
the air of much misunderstanding and ing six cups of Vinegar is poured ov- I
calm the feara of conservatives who er thia, mixed and packed into ster-h
have been viewing with alarm the ilized jars amt sealed To make thel
mounting cost of the New Deal. mustard mixture the vinegar is added,.
Who will pay for recovery? is alto the dry ingredientk, consisting of J
question frequently asked Ml Mor i mustard, I Pvroil ia hiohly rec.
eplies that recovery will '< cup Hour and teaspoon temeric. 1 -1° ",18,1- ILL*
paying for itseir । This is stirre । ommended for anv
To apprehensive busines interests, maining sum gar to added and the I c . 1 -
■ type of motor, indus-
rr sin amount of inflation lies ahe ad poured over the freshened vewetables .. • 1 ... 1.:..... _ .1
The currency he says will he eg. while hot trial machnery and
sliced before they will freshen, duel
I to the toughness of the skin.
To make sour pickles, after the veg-
l etables have been freshened, vinegar j
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I is desired if the vegetables are large. I
( they must Ire left in the vinegar
about two weeks before using
____ opinion, you can make no satisfac-
sure an ample and steady supply ofitory explanation. We realize that experts that inflation of just that
water to all irrigated districta, but it when we make a plea for advertising
It is good for a merchant to look
back after years of service to his com-
munity and say, All is well, to take
stock not only in the merchandise
world, but of the confidence of the
people—a confidence built on the sol-
id foundation of their belief in his
honesty of purpose and judgment of
values.
INVADER PERCALES, yd. 19c
Vat dyed in pretty new patterns. An out-
standing print for school wear.
Broke or endowed with an unlim-
ited purchasing power there s twice
as much trade in one thousand peo
ple un in five hundred, and whenev-
er a Trades Day, a circus or what not
brings to your town an overflow of
people it brings in just that many
more dollars, dimes, ruckles and cents
The least able of these increased
crowds will spend a few cents, while
every one will spend some, many of
course, more than others The thing
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therefore. to do is to increase your
crowds and treat them fine. Make
rubber tires, springs and automobile
type steering devices. One of the win-
ner’s wheels collapsed just after he
crossed the finish line. Turner, the
first national soap box chumpion, re-
ceived as prizes a four-year college
scholarship and a hundred dollar
wrist watch.
Both the Kettering cup, offered for
the best constructed car, and the
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business iix It dserves the trade
would increase 50 per cent within
three months time Why you emit
see this and why you do not adver-
tise is a mystery of which in our
re Soap Box Derby at Dayton, Ohio.
Aug. 18, in which the winners of Jo-
He New Deal deficit is estimated cal contests in 34 cities competed for
at $6,000,000,000 The new currency
age 15. of Omaha, who raced an all-
t nclosed streamline vehicle.
In the final heat, in which the win-
ners of each of the classifications
competed on a handicap basis, Furst-
enberg finished third. The electrical
timer showed that in the finals his
car was ten seconds slower than in
the heat in which he set the speed
that earned him the Rickenbacker tro-
phy. Second place was won by Claude
Alexander of Chattanooga.
Crowds estimated at 60,000 persons,
most of them in grandstands and
bleachers erected along Burkhardt
Hill, watched the races. The event,
which was singularly free of mis-
haps, was run on a brick paved hill
3-8-mile long with a grade as high as
12 per cent. The crowd was fre-
quently thrilled by exhibitions of
quick thinking and skillful driving on
the part of the youngsters, and many
a racer who did not cross the line
first in his heat received louder and
longer applause than the winner, in
tribute to some feat of skill or nerve
One such driver was 14-year-old
Claude Healy of Detroit. In the semi-
final heat, an iron tire broke and
curled up, and Healy drove the last
60 yards with his left front wheel
jammed to a standstill, yet succeeded
in keeping the car from going into
the rail.
The neatest trick of the race was
Savings in food preparation through lessened shrinkage
and more efficient rookery will go a long way towards
paving for your range, too! Operation is rheaper than
ever through the new 2 rate. NO CASH down is re-
quired; just turn in your old rook stove as down pay-
ment. balance on convenient terms Drop in our store
today; get further information
OIL LEASES WANTED
I have inquiries for sevei
thousand acres of oil leases in
ferent parts of the county. Yoi
land may be in the right plat
See or write me at once.
J. M. COPELAND.
ing, is the calculable cost of the New
Deal at the present time.
Of course, the secretary of the treas-
had been placed in circulation. booka and send, a copy to its stock- I
The country knows what to expect; holders Every well managed city
and businena and industry ran pro should have an audit of its hooks at ’ I
ceed on their normal courmes, with- ' least once a year and publish it in I
New shipment. All Leather.
Boys Sky Rider SHOESS2.95
last year.
The races were broadcast over a na-
tional hook-up, with 51 outlets, by
the NBC, who sent Graham McNa-
mee, famous radio sports announcer,
to describe the race, assisted by Tom
Manning, also of NBC | /
The national championship event \
climaxed a two-day program of con-
tinuous racing. It required all day
Saturday to run off the Dayton local
contest, with 424 entries and to de-
cide the all-Ohio championship,
which was won by Charles Baer. II of
Akron.
down on Ll~zingly bright pavements and
walls—it’s a strain on the eyes. Come in to-
day. Let us examine your eyes. Protect
them from the summer glare with tinted
lenses if it’s necessary.
out fear of an inflationary disaster or local newspapers so the citizens may
violent fluctuationa in prices from know the condition of their city
The shoe for the growing girl. In black
and tan. With strap effect and Keltee
Have you ever read anything like
this in the Tribune? lt’a from Arthur
Brisbane: “If only the government
would pay these bills with freshly
printed money, instead of insisting on
issuing fiat, inflated government
bonds that bear interest and double
the cost. A government bond on yel-
low paper isn't worth one-millionth
of a rent more than an ordinary
greenback, since gold in no more."
. were sponsored by the Chevrolet Mo-
le* and relishes, according to Mrs. C I tor Company and leading newspapers
G Jef fem. secretary of the county —
Fitting it is that the governor of
Connecticut- tiie state of the charter
oak episode and one of the cradles
of American liberty—should warn the
people of the country against the
menace of alienist propaganda.
Addressing the American Legion of
his state, Governor Cross said:
“The war is over and it is not like-
ly you will be culled upon to fight
in another war, but it is as citizens
of the republic that your work con-
fronts you.
"Communism is threatening in cer-
tain parts of the country, but there
are fewer in New England than in
any other part. Go farther West,
though, and you will fall into nests
of these Communists."
The governor concluded his exhor-
tation by urging all war veterans to
rally to the cause of Americanism. He
said:
"There never was a time when men
of your caliber were more needed in
public affairs."
But we need not be veterans to be
patriots.
Men and women too old to have
served in 1918, and others too young
to have gone "over there,’’ owe as
much to the flag and the constitution
as any former soldier owes.
The dogged determination of old man
accident to add another victim is only
too apparent. Why risk being unpre-
pared when protection is so reason-
able. Insure FULLY.
Bay City Auto
& Sales Co.
Sales and Service
"n monetar [Soap-Box Type Racer
n gover nent 11 ' 1 ' Of Chevrolet’s In Win
profit of $2,80040004020 on it- gold
will reduce it to $3,200,000,000
The treasury has on hand an in-
be unduly optimistic, but
be no doubt that the ad- Rickenbacker trophy, for the fastest
heat, were won by Jack Furstenberg,
Vegetables brined earlier in the
spring and summer by members of
Matagorda Home Demonstrttion
Entered as Second Class matter at the postoffice of Bay City,
Texas, under not of Congress.
must have more and new business all
the time, but not unless it can do
you and the town some good. If we
would all, big and little begin to ad-
vertise and stay with it like the ad-
vertisers we now have do, we would
soon see h remarkable improvement
PAT THOMPSON, M‛gr. ।
'Phone No. 6
-- . .1 omc Kimi I rolled on bare wheels and plain bear-
which reduces the deficit to ' ings to victory over more elaborate
"’Government financed or controlled creations fitted with roller bearings,
agencies hold assets totaling $1,095,-
000,000 upon which the government
will realiz eeventually and when this
is applied to the deficit, it in reduced
to $505,000,000, which, according to
Mr Morgenthau', method of reckon-
balancing its assets against its lia-
bilities.
As Mi. Mornehthau presents the pic-
ture, there can be no question of the
financial soundness of the govern-
ment.
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1ST THINK hew nice it would be to have Mod.
/ ern Cookery right away now! You can have it;
within the next few days you can enjoy better-
cooked. tastier foods that are more healthful for you.
You can bring your kitchen up to 1914 and be nd of
unnecessary hea:, smoke and fumes that go with old-
fashioned cookery methods. You can enjoy the cleanli-
ness. simplicity, and convenience of Modern Electric
Cookery
There will be passed this week by to the farmers. In addition to the rice
the legislature now in session at Aus- straw, Matagorda County has many
tin a bill which will mean more for hay meadows from which good crops
Oils section of Texas, especially the may Im- cut Every dollar thus obtain-
Counties through which the Colorado ed will be an added revenue badly
River flows than any measure ever needed
passed by that august body The bill
I* known as the Colorado River Au- People of Bay City, your little city
vhority bill and culls for the comple- stands out prominently us compared
tion of the Hamilton Darn now known to many other towns in its class in
■nd. henceforth, to be known as the Texas as one of the best, most at-
Buchanan Dam across the Colorado tractive and cleanest of them ull And.
River in Burnet County a distance at that, we can make it much better
up the stream from Austin. Of all and a greater trade center, Not over
the counties, namely, Burnet, Llano, a third of you good people advertise
San Saha. Travis. Bastrop, Fayette,) Whether you believe it or not. 80 per
Colorado, Wharton and Matagorda , ent of the trade you get or that
counties the three lost named will comes here is brought in by the ad-
become tlie greatest beneficiaries, lie-1 vertisers Should all of you become
cause of the great level stretches ideal persistent advertisers and push your
; equipment
- u new currency will not be It is said that live longeri 3 P
for mome time, the effects soon will be than rich men and live more hap- i
out of the way, because the mere an-' pily.
nouncement will react in exactly the. Every corporation requires an an-'1
same manner a, if actual currency' nua I or semi-annual audit of its I
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performed by an unidentified driver ।
just as he crossed under the brid, • I
at the finish hue, the rubber tire of |
his light front wheel came off As the .
driver overtook the rolling tire he •
calmly reached out, picked it up, and
waved it to the crowd to show that
all was well.
The races throughout the country
(A hw> item printed elsewhere in
this issue of the Tribune given the
reader an idea of what the making
of hay is doing for Brazoria County.
It tells / 100 cam being shipped out
of the county daily to Oklahoma and
Kansas and to other sections The
price is eight dollars a ton f o h cars
The demand cannot Im* filled Eight
hundred dollars a day rolling into one
county i egularly for a commodity na-
ture has contributed ought to bring
prosperity rapidly. In thin county
there will soon tie an immense quan-
tity of rice straw available for hay
Some say the rice straw ia better than
prairie hay W» do not know so much
about that, but we do believe it will
■ell readily at prices easily profitable
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 74, Ed. 1 Monday, September 3, 1934, newspaper, September 3, 1934; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1554835/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.