Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 304, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 5, 1928 Page: 3 of 14
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requirements for en-
trance.
University office with
Board of City Develop-
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Heated with genuine Bunsen
burner. In three finishes, mahog-
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A tower M feet high will be con-
structed at the Tri-State tairgrounds
during the annual exposition, Septem-
her 22 to 88, by the Herbert & Bueh-
ler corporation of Elkhart, Ind. This
organization will demonstrate the
Hebee meters which generate power
by wind machines.
Their exhibit will be In the Mer-
chants building and power furnished
by the tower will be used to eperate
a lighting plant, washing machine,
fireless cooker and frigidaire.
This exhibit is said to present a
revelation in furnishing farm power
and lighting.
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means increased earn-
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Let the Exten-
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The University
of Texas serve
you in Amarillo
SALESMANSHIP AND
PSYCHOLOGY course
starts Monday evening,
Sept. 17. Phone for bul-
letin and free informa-
\ EXHIBITS ATTRACT
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A Dramatic Masterpiece
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in the Paramount Sound Classie
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SAN DIBOO, Calif, Sept. 4—After
blaekening almest tee acres of val-
aabla timberland and destroying 22
mountain cabina, the Pine Valley for
est fire waa delared under control
today.
Wardens saia no more difficulty
waa expected from the blase and 300
of the 500 men an the fire Haya were
ordered to retire.
Ironton Radiant Fire Place
Heater
Made to fit any wood or coal
fireplace that to already In your
house. Closes up the entire open-
ing. Of heavy cast iron in a wide
variety of finishes.
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IRONTON MASTER RAY
The radienta in thia heater are made
double, artiptieally eolored, and have extra
heavy day back. The burner la enst iron,
very rigid and unsurpasaed by any burner
for clean burning and effieieney. Entire
frent is cast iron finely plated and fin-
ished.
pastor of the West Amarillo Chris-
kan church, in the host
Jx A banquet waa given last night in
honor of the visitors.
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery
A new instructive book, fully illus-
trated, printed in colors and copy-
righted at Washington, has been pub-
liehod by Dr. McCleary, the noted
Rectal Specialist,. C-8M Elmo Boule-
vard, Excelalor Springs, Mo. In it
Doctor McCleary telle how sufferers
from Piles can be quickly and ensily
cured without the knife, seissors,
“hot iron" eleetrieity or any other
cutting or burning method, without
confinement to bed and no hospital
billa to pay. The McCleary treatment
has been a suecess for 28 yearn and
in over 14,000 cases; if you suffer
with Piles or other rectal troubles,
write Dr. McCleary today for a copy
of this new bosk. It will be sent in
plain wrapper free and postpaid. Toll
year friends about this.
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Incidental Maaic by the
75-Piece New York
Paramount Theatre
Symphony Orchestra
Every lover of musle should hear
the wondirful musical prolozue
and epilogue.
On the Vitaphone----
Famous Brown Bros.
Musical Art
On the Air
All-Star Playlet
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black. Genuine Bunsen burner.
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HER SHADOW
“I wonder if she retained her own
personality since oho married Alan?"
-."AteHJdtfHlFs sad Atou’s too,"—Life.
Budweiser Malt Syrup
HOP FLAVORED OR PLAIN
Ironton Bunsn Burner
Made of solid Iron with nickel
trim. Genuine Bunsen burner.
Harrison W. Allbright, manager of
the Western Newspaper Union branch
at Wichita, Kane, has resigned to
become vice-president and treasurer
of the Alton H. Smith Investment
eompany, of Wichita, according to
notices received by friends here.
Mr. Allbright - ia widely known
Among newspapermen of the Panhan-
. ’die and attends all mooting of the
Panhandle Press association.
He was the recognised aong-leader
of the association meetings and is
affectionately known to the Pahhan-
die press people aa the "Ksnsas song-
bird."
A Cold Winter”
the icy
pen on
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on and
miles
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The Careen’s Greatest Lover
I Another Great Romance
Dooley Pathe
- Comedy Review
MIDNIGHT
MATINEE
Deere open 11 ill p. m.
Show at 11:0 p. to-
Am ideal ffering For the
Spooky Midnight Houri
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satisfaction to millions
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The Plains Wholesale Grocery Company
Distvibutovre Amarillo, Touno
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Budweiser Malt Syrup
adds nutrimeat to
foods. It to sold by gro-
cers and dealers every-
where.
wil recelve one plece of
Exelusive Pattern
Dinnerware
Maa regularly and get a so-
atoea Mt free.
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neck, to his Adam's apple, to the way
he eita, stands, walks. What will
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registered Jerseys from Falfurrina,
Teams, will again bo exhibited at the
Tri-State fair.
The association received a wire
yesterday from Indianapolis, Ind:,
where the hard ia now being shown
asking for reservations and entries
for SS head of registered cows.
The Lassiter herd Ja one of the out-
standing show herds in tbs Booth and
is a conaistent prise wiener at fairs
over the nation. The herd has met
formidable competition here each
year in the big dairy shows staged
by the Tri-State exposition in the
Mistletoe herd, the Texas A. A M.
herd, the Ferguson herd and many
smaller lets.
The daily show at ths fair here
this fall will be oae of the outatand-
ing showings ef dairy cattle in the
stat* The rapid development of the
dairy industry in the Panhandle, the
wide field for the Mle of purebred
and registered animals and the fart
that the 1929 stats meeting of ths
Texas Jersey Cattle elub will be held
in Amarillo all combine to assure a
gnat dairy show. -
In addition to the interest in the
Jersey breed then le equally aa much
interact ia other dairy breeds espe-
dally Holsteins and Guernseys, which
each year rival the Jersey breed in
number and importance.
DR. G. C. BRUCE
"Speclalist"
Practice limitea to the
treatment of Syphillis, Gent-
to-Urinary and Skin diseanes.
(Ten years experienee in Het
Springa, Ark.)
AMARILLO, TEXAS
Third Floor Blackburn Bldg.
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TOU KNOW A TONIC 18 GOOD
When it makes you oat like a hungry
boy and brings back the color to your
cheeks. Ten sen soon feel the
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect ef
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
80s.
Iwo men's haircuts. Study the napes
of their noeks. Political prognootiea-
tors need no more look so much to
Christian church, ia presided over by need no more look. •• much to
Jasper Bogue, Panhandle district A man • record,"as in the whiskered
evangelist under the Texas Mission- “J* oT.I: S Grant and President
ary society. The Rev. W. O. Dallas, Hazezbut t0.the nape of the. man’s
Ons of the features sf ths final
meeting of the Panhandle district
convention tonight will be aa ad-
dress. “Broke and the Way Out," by
Arthur A. Evarts ef Dallas, known
as the “Champion Tither of the
Brotherhood."
The two-day session, which began
yesterday at the West Amarillo
-The
hselves
•e fit
r and
"T’HIS magnificent new turbine
Lsteamer provides the most
sumptuous and luxurious passenget
accommodations ever before offered
between Texas and New York. C.
Ths L L Algonquin aeernates weekly ss
Saturday, with eheS.S.San Jacinto. Du
New Yock curly moming of tilth day-
LEAVE GALVESTON 5 P. M.
camreKe We
♦S. s. MEDINA Sept. 12-26
•8. 8. ALGONQUIN Sept. 15-29
8. 8. BRAzOS Sept. 8-18
•S. 8. BAN JACINTO Sept. 8-22
CHILDREN FROM PRAIRIE AND
MARLAND OIL CAMPS TO
VARES rnoM AMAMILLO
ONB WAT 80036
BOUND TRIP ias
■Mb waye to eteemer, Wimal
Bmwn lmi Ort. -
"mer $141.61 up
Rail toGal vatoa. thence ittamcr
» New York, returning same
mem ar retufning by eil nil
contes with liberal stopove
privileges. Fares include rlros
tremportatitm to Galveston, ail
mealiand inaidestateroomberth
an eeeamen—other accommo-
detioee at varying eraa fares
sccordiogtoroomuclected. A
lAY
TODAY
TODAY
Free
The politician emphatically needs
"it" to attract the women's votes
these days, Mrs. Glyn asserts.
And is there My hope far the can-
didate who just hasn’t got any?
"Tea," Madame Glyn replies. "If he
will be smart aad immaculate in his
habits ef dress. Personality and per-
sonal appearance can win both love
and votes."
Which will win the meat votes, Al
Smith’s brawn derby or Herbert Hoe-
ver’s double-brasted suits 1 De the
ladies like Al Smith’s low collars bet-
ter than Herbert Hoover’s high ones?
Which has the better bom, the more
classic eyebrows?
Bet Madame Glyn goes right along:
"No woman likes n wilted, slouchy
man any better than oho likes a
wilted, faded flower. Slouehy dress,
alvoenly soft collars, garterless socks
and careless attire generally are the
indo* of a spineless personality that
will prick the interest of no woman.
It works for both sexes."
Will Hoover carry Illinois because
ho has a round face? How will Al
Smith’s striped suits affect the North
Dakota electorate? Both part their
hair ia the middle. Which states
like beet such hirsute . apportion-
ment?
But Madame Glyn goes on:
"The man with a minimum amount
of personal appeal ran increase it
through the effect of good elothoe
upon himself. A well-pressed suit,
elean collar, proper tie and a good
shin give him a sense of kit own
fitness. They prop his morals and
his awn sense of rightness and ease,
without which there is no ’it,’ and
ought to help a suitor, a salesman
or a candidate realise the justice of
his plea."
Will the women vote for heavy-net
Hoover or slim Smith? Look at the
• com-
ion to
paving
build-
ibis at
that on
ra set
ore the
that he
Uh Ms
i other
win in Missouri, the Hoover or the A
Smith neck. J
But Madame Glyn goes on: ’ 5
“The hair should be neatly trim- A
mod. bub it should be left full and el
heavy to bring oot the beautiful con- M
tours of the head instead of dipped 52
cIom to an almost naked skull. The 0
prevailing style almost destroys ’it’ De
in mtn whs otherwise would bo ir- 5
resistible." .
Look them over end take your •
choice I
cn
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WASHNGTON, Sept a.-. There
was a day when a man could hide
his face almost entizely behind whis-
hers, wear a brakeman’a hair cut, •
bartender’s mustache and a slouch
hat and still be sleeted president of
the United States.
But the day fes such things to end-
sd, and the women have deae iL
Buch la the warning to Al Smith
and Herbert Hoover conveyed by Eli-
nor Glyn, author of the onetime beet
seller, "It," and regarded ae an au-
thority on masculine sex appeal.
If you want to be president now
yea simply must have “it" You
meat keep year shoes shined and
laced, you must not be “wilted or
slouchy." You have to wia the ladies
nowadays to be elected.
Mrs. Glyn, you must remember,
has all the patent righto ea “it."
which is that mysterious something
about mon that attracts the fair talk.
She ie now in Washington super-
vising the remodeling ef her newly
purchased Georgetown mansion, Dala-
carlia. She plans a salon there which
Dinnerware
Evary te«y who buys a Uche* to-
day win not only 1st John Gilbert
Many prospeetive settlers will
come to the Panhandle thia fall to
see thio country as a result of Pan-
handle exhibits in Kansas, Nebraska,
and Iowa, Mid Col. Harve H. Haines,
before leaving for Clay Cantor, Kan-
eas, where he ia inspecting one ef
the Panhandle agriculture exhibits,
now being shown there.
The exhibits are receiving mach
attention in the midwest fairs, and
hundreds of names ef prospective
settlers are being received, according
to officials of the Panhandle-Plains
of Texas, Inc.
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Imperinl Ironton Master Ray
Maseiva Clay Bask Wall and Radiants
are artistically eolored. Frame aad eol-
umn costlags malleable irom Ornamente
■olid brass. Made ta one finish only.
Caatinga and bottom front metallle brass
lacquered finish shaded with colors to
harmonize with clay parte. Trimmed with
highly poliobod solid brass. A mMstvs
heater aiade for high-class trade.
m iruu "Hur u “WIND MNCHINES FOR
B r Sex Appeal willCaptu________
TO Votes, Elinor Glyn Tells Candidates
Rehearsals for the play, “Midsum-
mer Night's Dream," to be given et
the Municipal auditorium, Friday
night, will be held every afternoon
at 8 o’elock uatil Friday morning,
when the cast is asked to report at
8 o’clock in the morning, according
to Mrs. Vernon Hogan, director of
the summer playground and recrea-
tional work of the Board of City De-
velopment. She requests that all
members of the cast be present at
every rehearsal.
There are 800 children in the cast
with 22 speaking parte. The play ia
the dimes of a summsr of Shake-
speare study.
In addition to the play, awards fot
physical cultyfvontests held during
the summer willbe made. The ad-
mission foM of 5b and t5 cents will
go ie defray the expenses of the
summer play program.
MO Spaces are available for those who wish
private parking opBCB. Such spaces assure ear
owners BrnKocti— against theft. Season tickets
wood from September 22 ta 29—May be pur-
chaned at the TW-State fair office now. Pi loo RI.
You Hear-
■very Weird Boum
Booty Uneanny Notoe
Ever Awed Whisper
Leto of Comedy, Tee!
HOT
ONE
TITI
IN THE.
PICTURE!
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“LILACTIME" ,
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"BORGER, Sept. 4.—Two large bus-
ses with a rapacity of 80 persons each
here been purchased by the Berger
xn4ependent school district and will
•a used daring ths coming school
term starting September 10 to carry
children to and from school.
All children living in the camps
of the Martend and Prairie oil com-
panies and. tho Western carbon com-
paay will be brought to school each
morning and taken home eagh after-
noon. They will meet at < certain
place at each ef the camps.
From present indications it may
be necessary to make more than eno
trip for the children. ,
Drivers of the busses will be J.
D. Miller aad John Farmer.
GALVESTON
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 304, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 5, 1928, newspaper, September 5, 1928; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564063/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.