The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, August 6, 1934 Page: 5 of 12
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UST 6,1984 -
THE FORT WORTH PRESS
Want Ad Service—Call 2-5151
V Says:
not a spot in
ry, or in the
rid, for that
ich can be de-I
permanently,
disaster.
E. TRACY 1
4ea 1n. 1. g
out of North an
a, Montana an
ause of the drouu
people have dor
r a generation, 1
discover that th
cupy is rot habl
DRIVE SPLITS
UTILITY MEN
ne Group Wants to Cut
Cost and Compete With
F. D. R.’s Program .
First Lady Is Misunderstood
Mrs. Roosevelt Doesn’t Seek Publicity But She
Just Can’t Avoid News Reporters
C.OFC. DAMPENS
ELECTRIFIED
HOME DRIVE
holds can be lifted out or the
electric lighting group into the
electrified home group. Rate re-
ductions cannot be made without
reasonable assurance that in-
creased consumption will follow.
Otherwise they merely. increase
the number of customers that do
not pay their way.''
THE COMPAL ANOAINI
BY RODNEY DUTCHER.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—From
several directions come reports
that President Roosevelt's persis-
atont.-bspularitx. 9Xes.hexowaix
is far greater than Mrs. Roose-
velt's. In fact, the galloping
First- Lady's most ardent admir-
ers here—there are many of us
—admit that her; ceaseless, var-
ied, and widely publicized activi-
ned the split between two war, ties continue to inspire a surprise
ingly large amount of sour com-
BY RUTH FIXNEY.
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
resident Roosevelt's renewed
rive for cheap power has wid
ing camps of electric
nen.
utility
d not realize this
uth occurred, not
see the drouth,
rever, has filled
whole new concep
leather and the
will they send
Where will they
which is free from
me kind?And
y the safety first
logical conclusion
g the Gulf coast
ricanes, or South-
because of earth-
One group wants to meet the
hallenge of public “yardstick"
ment.
Most people, reports from out-
side Washington indicate, don't
realize that Mrs. Roosevelt
lower and lower their own rates doesn't seek the publicity she
o compete with it gets or that the money she earns
9 C P ", . by writings and radio speeches
The second group wants to
ight the whole Roosevelt pro-
ram of public power, closer reg- PITV 1 n°ro II Q
lation and lower rates. UlI I LUBLU U. Or
The first group is beginning
o believe that its only hope of
uture expansion and future
profits lies in taking cooking.
nating idea seems
it from one mis-
her, a mad chase
goes to charities and social
causes.
The independent, energetic
Eleanor likes th newspaper girls.
Figuring she can't help the pub-
licit-.-shas Just takes.itinher,
stride.
Politicians disagree as to
whether she attracts many votes
to the administration. But they
are sure they can't depend on
what they call the “cat vote"-
which went so unanimously
against Katie Smith in 1928.
Incidentally, the same reports
which show the president's con-
tinued popular prestige and his
wife's relative, unpopularity indi-
cate that General Johnson is the
most unpopular person we have
in town.
U. S. Body Points Out KENTUCKY STARTS
Pitfalls In Path Of
Wider Current Use
COUNTING BALLOTS
"T & P" Expense Paic
By United Press. ouL,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—The Saturday Primary Marred
U. S. Chamber of Commerce to- By Wounding of 2
$300,000. It will serve Tarrant,
Wise, Parker, Johnson, Erath,
Hamilton, Comanche and Somer-
vel counties in making loans to
P D L n OCCIOT farmers and stockmen.
UTEDI I UT ■ 1UL The consolidation Is In line with
UI 1 " * a general reorganization of the
day threw cold water on the ——---..
theory, cheap power rates would | By United Press. . :
automatically make electricity the FRANKFORT, Ky., Aug. 6. —
maid-of-all-work in the American | Kentucky began today tabulation
home. | of its primary vote after balloting
Saturday in which two men were
.in Pike
County.
Guns were brought into a dis-
pute in Paw Paw precinct. Pike
County. Isaiah Wolford, 24, and
his brother, Wayne, 21, suffered
flesh wounds in a quarrel which
became general and led to the fir-
ing of approximately 100 shots,
according to officers. Several ar-
The chamber's statement was a
cautiously worded but pointed wounded in a dispute
out many pitfalls in the path of
wider use of electricity thru
cheaper rates.
“Even with substantial reduc-
tions in equipment, cost - and
energy cost,” says the report, “It
is questionable whether the eco-
nomic status of. the potential
‘electrified home' customers is
such the growth of home elec-
trification can be greatly ac-
celerated unless forced by some
cautiously worded but
rests were made.
efrigerating and water heating .. , : .: entire Production Credit program
business away from gas utilities Production Association in Texas, pointing to a more
i nd fro m coal and oil co mpanies, 1 0, D T permanent set-up in which each
and in inducing homes to use Headquarters to Be
lew modern electric devices 1__A+Stephenville
Want to Be Left Alone I Stepfe viffe
4-DAYS $
IN CHICAGO
90
Including Hotel . Sightseeing Tours ,
Boat Excursions ... Admission to Fair Grounds
% lower *
flopitalily
3—New Gray Line Night Tour of Chi-
cago-—2% hours, covering 25 miles.
4—Two wonderful cruises on Lake
Michigan :. . one in the afternoon
end the other at night.
4 1-Three nights. ar Hotel Morrison;
g room with private bath (two per:
2 sons in room).
S 2-New complete three-hour Gray Line
Tour of Chicago, covering 50 miles
Ballots were cast in the state's
nine, congressional districts, with
artificial stimulus such Republicans showing indications
artificial stimulus such ES BOY during the campaigning of a
ernment subsidy. .. , strength which may give them two
,______________-_______________—General-electrification—ofour congressional seats at the Novem-
| association must operate on its homes would require an invest- ber election. The delegation
ownmomentum, Mr. Heath ex-ment of 15 to 20 billions of dol-elected at large-1930-was-
plained. for appliances alone, not in-Democratic.
The Dallas and Sherman asso- cluding air conditioning. The count started at 10 a. m.
Altho a majority of people under the Kentucky election law
which provides for a delayed tab-
5—Two Souvenir Admission Tickets
to the World's Fair.
—0 OTHER TOURS
«T. & P.” Tours Include the
Finest of Everything
Tours to suit your convenience,
giving you as few or as many:
days in Chicago as you like. For
longer or shorter visits, add or
deduct $2.25 a day, per person,
for hotel accommodations. You
can eliminate any expense paid -
item not desired.
HOTEL MORRISON
The second group wants to join —.
Consolidation of the Fort ciations have been consolidated.
Worth and Stephenville Produc- with headquarters of the larger might prefer the electric way,________.
said the report, "it is debatable ulation of votes.
whether electric service is suffi- Voting was light thruout the
w new Jersey anu neway eUcteu._________— -- --,--------- . ciently superior to the mind of state,
president- of the Edison—Electric—announcedhere today by San el HEALTH—BEAUTY REVUEthecustomer—to absorb most of
Speak- Heath, field representative of the the market.
Public. Production Credit Corporation of | .. ---"Much inertia will have to be
I Bays and girls between 4 and overcome and competition met
. Mr. Heath, is here to super-18 years old will participate in before 10 or 12 million house-
vise closing of the local office the Recreation Department’s fifth -------4---------
the and removal of records to Steph-
brink of disaster ... and now enville, where T. G. Funk will be
the appetite of the radical is not in charge as secretary-treasurer.
satisfied and if he has his way Tarrant County, however, will re-
the light and power industry is tain a representative of the asso- .
lieted treat ciation to take loan applications. follows: Four to T, 7 to 10, 10 to
w.awwewernepsoen-noex-awsooronordlsonseenrosacovdindlollioooinnn**1a---------------
Others Prepared to Fight as secretary of the Fort Worth
George E. Cortelyou, retiring association. will assume a post- day noon to file for the show.
Cloresident of the institute, also tion at College Station with the .----
nay urges that the power companies government's eotton, section.ideal Laxative
not that- ease to the country , Capitalization of the new eight lucal LSAdLIVGS
"Younger utility executives are county organization was set at
preparing to go out and compete:
president of the Hartford Elec-efficiency of government bodies."
Erie Light Company, speaking re- The bituminous coal industry's _____.
AMcently of Tennessee Valley Au-organized fight against low pow-Feen a mint conta
thority rates said “your company er rates is beginning to make con-
the
with other utility men in an or
ganized fight to be let alone:----------------- -
Thomas N. McCarter, head of tion Credit Associations and the unit located at McKinney. ‘
Public Service Corporation opening of the reorganized unit's ‘----------.-----
ry hand, we are r New Jersey and newly elected headquarters in Stephenville was
C apprehensions,
lay safe, seeking
condition that
om worry, watch-
rk: We are not
range economic.
it and complete
is fear of a dif-
. fear just the
tems, over which
le degree of (on-
needs evade the
ples of naturelg
ream, a delusion
lead to impover-
a spot in the
the whole work.
r. which
s perma
saster:
It d noun
r too little
wind loesu
Theeeimvon
where an el
occur at
• pected it
of climate
LOW FARES
EVERY DAY TO CHICAGO
Institute, wants to fight,
ng recently before the ______.
Utilities Commission of New Jer-Houston,
sey he said “over-regulation and
persecution has brought the
whole railroad industry to 1
annual health and beauty contest
at 8 p. m. Thursday at Forest
Park pool, Supt. R. D. Evans said
today.
There will be four classes
as
Contestants have until Thurs:
WALL PAPER
SALE
THIS WEEK ONLY
Patterna-Toree
MY FRECKLES
AND
BLACKHEADS
ARE GONE!
$r
80
ROUND
TRIP
Ask about
POP LEWIS'
Boys Special to Chicago
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weenerses-nupsredwospeupscoserseuenny
For Hot Weather
Doctors: teautally the laxative"
ingredient in Feen a mint the delicious mint
chewing' gum laxative, because it is complete
acting, and thorough Delicious refreshing
Fein-mine contains no richness to upset the
stomach It is positive for grown-ups and safe |
_ : . == . . . and gentle for children. Delay is dangerous,
welcomes this challenge to match verts for the utility group that so today get back on schedule and stay there 1
Yankee dollars and ingenuity leans toward competition. Chew Feen a mint for constipation.
in house.. Regular 10c 4,
value.. Per roll........4C
30-inch textone and heavy em-
bossed patterns. Values to
45c. Per 191.
Out of the high rent district-
Pay cash and save
w. J. HANCOCK
1304 Lipscomb Ph. 4-1015
(2 Doors So. of Magnolia on Lipscomb)
lackheads, pimples
Tonight cream your
Bleaching Cream—!
ubbing. Almost ove
reckles and blemis
way. In an amazing
mirror will reveal lo
nd
igh
with Nadinola
nassaging, no
t you will see
begin to fade.
y short time your
ely new beauty—
ny white, smooth
long waiting; tested and trusted i
over a generation. Your money ba
f not delighted. Get a large box
Nadinola Bleaching Cream at toi
counters, or by mail, postpaid, 5
NADINOLA, Box 24, Paris, Tenn.
Good in Coaches and
Chair Cars
18-DAY RETURN LIMIT
•
Slightly Higher Fares
woniGood in Sleepers man
NO SURCHARGE
Ride the famous
Sunshine Special.
WITH AIR-CONDITIONED LOUNG
CARS AND DINERS
A TEXAS AND PACIFIC FEATURE
You can leave Chicago as late as 7:45 p.m. (6:45 p.m—
C.S.T.) and arrive in Fort Worth 9:45 p.m. next evening
CITY TICKET OFFICEa
108 East Ninth Street TEXASs PACIFIC
Phone 2-4343 “7. the
A RAILWAY
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
USE PRESS WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
go drouth drove
of certain coun-
t Texas, but the
abandoned. and
been aban doned.
s aso. Corpus
ually destroyed,
ebuilt on a big-
u was st dry
in the crops
t many cattle
towns, thru
drinking water
at five cents a
eople did ol
nor were they
so by the yell
perts.
snap out of this
specially with
handicaps which
ate and which
ly powerless to
: Press
swer to any an-
fact by writing
by Question Edi-
ress Washington
rk Avenue Wash-
ne three cents in
Medical and legal
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die?
n New York City
heaviest, ice
water is the
seven mode rn .
rid*
radio the aero- i
am Therapy on .",
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road’
North Ameri-p
keteers and
Wallingforda/l
the tourist
t means of-
le trade,
returning to
eek from be-
a story indic-i
iment's stand,
ce of profitis
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from the''
rrived in thec.
and within a
ceeded, to a
wing up" the
at trade.
hey had a
erhaps they :
er the repre-t
Mexican gov-,
, Americanos
to their op-
advised that
most suitable
vard. They
can govern-
; them with
uthern bank
nt the word
that cooled e-
• sentence: /
come back.”
the so-called
eral Plutar-
in is making
backstage of
..for they
: program of
riginated in
ut even that’s not al
111 ATA
CLCLC
to it
a promi-
nan, who is
with the
here in the
whotel for
II It — if he
el Calles.”
AFTER you receive the tobacco
Lfrom the farmers you have to
dry it just right and then store it
away for ageing for over two years.
Then you take the different types
of home grown and Turkish tobac-
cos and weld them together in such
a way as to make a balanced blend.
The Chesterfield process of blend-
ing and cross-blending tobaccos is
different from others, and we
believe it helps to make a milder
and better tasting cigarette.
Down where they grow tobacco
— in most places — Chesterfield
is the largest selling cigarette.
• 1914. Lcourr * Mynas Tonacco Ce
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Sheldon, Seward R. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, August 6, 1934, newspaper, August 6, 1934; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1685108/m1/5/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.