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THE MATAGORDA CCOUNTY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JEB. 13, 1936
THE MATAGORDA COUNTY TRIBUNE
tuted such courses and a number
of others, as well as counties and ,
communities, are ready to inaugu- |
, rate them This movement deserves
BY TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY unqualified backing and encourage-
Pay City, Matagorda County, Texas ment If our youths can really be
_ _ . -—------------------------------------------ made responsible users of the streets
CAREY SMITH —Owner and Editor and highways, then we can look for-
CAREY SMITH, Jr Assistant Editor and Business Manager ward 1 gradually supplanting the
— -------— - — ..duly motoring population of today
Entered at the Postoffice at Bay City, Texas, as second class mail matter which is responsible for the deaths
unde. Act of Congress, March 3. 1897. ______of 36,000 persons annually.
alentine Season
by A. B. Chapm
-— Miss
G.O.F
factory Increased production of the stoves, hence no fights, wife beat-
things we need and use increases ings, and soforth. A card from Ray-
wealth. Money never makes money mond Hunt informs me that he is
for it is a non-breeder unless used in the Canal Zone and will write
in industry and then it multiplies | me again from Ecuadore. He likes
because it represents production of the ship life and enjoys fine health,
goods. Buster will make good. He is re-
I am told that the county voted ceiving a splendid education and is
wet by a majority of more than four in line for advancement. We have
hundred. It will now be the duty reason to b proud of this lad.
of the powers that be to fix the tax
Any erroneous reflect on us in the character or standing ( f ny per n or ny
business concern will be readily and willingly corrected upon its being In a recent address, Governer Frank
brought to the attention of the publishers —.....— ______________D Fitzgerald of Michigan told about
.
The charge that the development had invalidated the Bankhead law ing his own state as an example of1
of the chain retail system, in such before passing on the AAA itself how that happy condition of affair
food, drugs and auto-It would have been said that the can be reached. And in his talk, he
the Bankhead law made some points that, simple and
deale to the wall made the whole AAA program un- even obvious as they are, seem to
often during recent workable. And there would have have been forgotten by a good many
basic lines as
mobile supplies, is rapidly driving invalidation of
the independent
has been made
years. A large number of people been much truth in that statement high officials.
have been misled by this statement It is precisely because there is much here,” the governor said, “posing as
Statistics paint a different picture truth in this posit in that it is 8 - the originator of some magic formu-
According to governm nt figures ing to be difficult to devise any la that will cure the country of its
more chain stores than independent effective method of Government con- ailments economic and otherwise,
stores went out of business during trol of agricultural production which There is nothing of the miraculous
in what we have done in Michigan |
We are as plain as an old boot. |
We’ve just gone on ..following cer-
tain rules of simple arithmetic and
fundamental economics—rules that
I have not come |
CHAP
MSTER KNOWIT ALL
MASTER KNOWIT ALL
I for a liquor store so high that the
| owner cannot make a living profit |
and thus enable the bootleggers to
continue their profitable trade. This
appears to be the rule in other places.
Important Notice
Senate Bill No. 15, passed by the
1st called ses ion of the 44th Legis-
lature, providing for a drivers li-
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prices to be also within reason, entlii 1936
gage in a never-ending warfare on Al members of a household, who
expect to drive the family car, must
have such drivers license and must
carry it with them AT ALL TIMES,
so why expect more from our own
The solution is to make
those who violate the liquor laws,
send them to the pen and protect
legitimate dealers. What we desire
is temperance in the use of drinks,
pigs feet, turnip green and pot lik-
ker.
| when driving a car.
| This law provides that no person
under the age of 14 shall be licens-
We have enjoyed a tempestuous ed to drive a car, and all those be-
week with roaring north gales, con-
,o’ trouble
jSweenie,true,
Tof only One,
Youl’
Some folks have lots
A pickin’ their f
But I have Thoughts
For me,theres 8
the depression years And a new is constitutional under the AAA de-
comparison of business activity in cision.
1935 as compared with 1934, shows |
that where the retail sales of all
stores increased 10 per cent sale
of chain grocery stores increased but
6 per cent. In other words, inde-
pendent merchants received a larger
share of the business revival than
did the chains. This is perfectly
in accord with the opinions of aqeerouiwrons wV
number of men who have made ex-withonopurulaten Tntbes
haustive studies of the subject, and 1 t
have come to the conclusion thatthe estimated number of automobile
there is a definite limit to the growth drivers. - If you doubt whether the
of chains—and that that limit has motor Car8 trying to find new ways to save mon-
just about been reached. Chains loot -9 HO th - ey instead of spending. we’ve man-
perform certain services appealing
primarily to certain classes of people. |
Independent stores perform other
finds of services appealing to other - . , ,
classes of people. Each form of mer-.tv. That is all a drivers license law
chandising has its followers—each has l amounts 0. .
an established field. And neither | You will be considerably incon-
can destroy the other. It is a dem- venienced in Jid-February, 1 you be a great thing if more of the men
onstrable fact that independent store: ‘ :entrusted with governmental affairs
have made great progress—as have on the Way to h dEVE icense sought “to find new ways to save
the chains It is also a fact that windows You wi have to answer money instead of spending it.” Mich-
many independents have gone out a pumper 1 . igan, like Kansas, is fortunate in hav- |
of business from natural economic PAY 4 Caihandy " 1 T ing officials who realize that ev yproduction by 300,000 bales. That 01 wh ch our f refathe fought
causes—as have many chain stores wh : an 1 ‘ En * ore a notary to bill contracted must ev latually I | might mean 150,000 more bales—the f r c nturies to drive from place and
Good service to the American con-"C aid, and that the money with which ( rl t for another 15,000 1 They / nerally boil down to u
sumer—whose interest is par amount | i you n‘u to pay must be taken from the pock- the h farmers China India and i prop al to she ar rights and pri-
—can be achieved only if ex i y le- . - T ets of the people. May their tribe all the others are increasing.” ‘ vileand immunities from the in-
permitted to develop normally, thin- bow.124T.201 215/29 We man who has spent months of a new intellectualism, which de
America, even the the people, the final purpose has not
so easily discernible behind the
—Texas Weekly
DRIVERS LICENSE LAW
Dallas News.
One hundred and ninety thousand
persons in Dallas County today use
you and I learned in our grammar |
school days; rules so plain it would |
seem almost ridiculous that an oc-
casion would arise for anyone to get |
up in public and expound them. By 1
keeping the operating expenses of the
state government within its income .
by refusing to create new taxes 01
additional debts, by actually cutting
down taxes in some instances, by
look at its record. Now the State
of Texas is about to assume its right- aged to balance our budget. We’ve I
ful authority to say who shall or thrown away the red ink bottle...
shall not us the weapon, to put forever, I hope Just simple horse- |
a premium on care and responsibil- sense? Certainly! But in these days
of soaring taxes and public debts,
and of prodigal waste of the tax-
payer’s hard-earned dollars, it would I
Cease your shouting, |
Take a nap! - |
Your gabble irks me.
Hidebound sap!l
FOR TE RABID NEW-DEALERS
FROM THE ANTI NEW-DEALE
If you love me
s 1 love you, \
my No Knife can cut . .
» ( Our love in two
To My DEX
cow:7E0
Cease your shouting.
Take a nap :
Your gabble irks me.
Hidebound Sap!
Fon THE RABID ANIL NEWDEALEAS
FROM THE NEw-DEALERS
Cheer up,dear heart, 6
Dont look so hollow, A2
For years to come \
There’s more to follow.
siderable rain, low temperatures. We
all hug the stove and shiver. Don’t I
talk to us about the balmy south-
tween the ages of 14 and 18 must
have parents or guardians written
consent.
There is no cost attached to the
land breezes that come capering procurement of the drivers license,
across miles of tossing seas. These but application for same must be
breezes come from the north pole made before a notary public, which
and sweep down on us without warn- | will probably involve a notary fee
ing and we have had enough, so beat for the acknowledgment.
it, north wind. The Woman’s Union I would urge all owners of cars
was billed to meet with Mrs. Hattie and those who expect to drive a
Kundinger last Thursday and anti-car at any time, to make applica-
cipated a good crowd. Hattie made tion for a drivers license so soon
thirty-six little cherry pies, topped as possible after February 15th, as
with whipped cream and nestling on the issuance of such license will be
top a big red cherry. She had thin a rather complicated process and, as
slices of white bread cut diamond all such license must be issued prior
shape sprad. with caviare, one to April 1st, 1936, a delay may cause
you to lose the privilege of driving
Hugo’s delectable cream cakes with
pink frosting and delicious coffee
And not a soul was present. Even |
the officers stayed away. Rain, cold 1
winds, mud, was just too much for
the daughters to travel in. There
was Hattie with all this elegant food,
so she passed it out to her hungry
neighbors and we had two of the
your car.
Bay City, Texas,
R. A KLESKA, Tax Asse r- h
Collector, Matagorda County,
Texas.
4-6-8-10-12-14d; 6-13w
pies and they were just as glorious 5 .,
gl ld b If Hattie will Brazoria County
been tried all over the world, it has
brought distress, suffering. bank-
They did a general mercan-
it. Unlike the poll tax, the
drivers’ license must be obtained. BOOSTING -SURPLUS INCOME per nally inve th tin the 4 -"_sums on metal and from a dollar up went on. There inf rm 1 the Tribune that the
The Bankhead Law has been re-Probably the 35,000 persons who velopment of the cotton growing n n printed on fine paper. The bills car-Monday I took the box of votes Brazoria County rice farmers of the
pealed, on recommendation of Presi- were killed in automobile accidents What does the thrifty family do lustry in South America, even thePHEPried these word. "A. Clapp & Sor to Bay City and was surprised to Rosharon section would plant about
dent Roosevelt, the re on given be- in the United States last year were that wants to get ahead in the world? most enthusiastic UPeofwill pay on demand one dollar in learn that th county had decided 7,000 eres more to rice this year
ing that the agricultural adjustment also impatient people. So are the It studies how to save by eliminat- imeric gove 0 programcash or merchandise. This money that it wanted booze. Being a strict than in 1935.
everal hundred thousand
has been “terminated.” The compul- suffered motor accident injuries. It lar a month for 1 | a ten per the hardihood to continue denying but the current light or A tory because people believed in the
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In issuing licenses under the new family purchasing power.
1 V. T The great bulk of the averaze ram cognizance of the fact that the South The continued belittling and mis- firm is out of business and the part-
has some advantages over the South interpretation of our constitutional ners dead these many years. I re-
American countries, particularly in system is tearing the cleak from quite late this just to illustrate the point
It is reliably estimated that not the way of a better marketing sys- a number of parading liberals (that that our government may issue mon-
tem. The system of marketing cot- label which once was honorable be- ey until the issue exceeds the credit
ton in the other countries is cum- cause it meant devotion to the cause back of it and then comes discount
bersome, but says the returned trav- of human liberty). It is demonstrat- and if persisted in, the time comes
eler: ing that the goal now is not liberty when to buy an egg would require
"I have seen those South Ameri- but autocracy, the unlimited power a chest full of depreciated money.
Money must have good backing if voters thought there would be wet
it be readily accepted by business. enough on both sides. Up to date
Let us get the idea out f our heads no application has been made for
that money is the great desideratum. a liquor store in Collegeport, but
It is sAnply a medium which we judging from the amount of liquor
use to exchange for something we used, it might be a good business,
need. When the trade is consumat- One
ed, money has performed a useful
program to which it wa auxiliary”
sory potato and tobacco acts were
also repealed for the : me reason
The truth is, of course, that in the
light of the AAA decision these acts
were so plainly unconstitutional that
it was a foregone conclusion that
they would have been invalidated
by the Supreme Court by unanimous
decision whenever a proper case was
brought before it. The majority of
the Court rules that the Federal
Government does not have power to
purchase the cooperation of farmers
to control agricultural production. A
minority dissented from that opin-
ion. But it became clear that there
was no division of opinion among
them over the question of whether
the Federal Government has power
under the Constitution to compel
such cooperation by assessing a pen-
alty for failure to comply. The gin-
ning tax was never anything but such
a penalty, and it was never intend-
BOOSTING “SURPLUS" INCOME
ture of the Southern cotton farmer, stitution, the facts of the situation are
In his address Mr. Edmonds took becoming amply clear.
promise. The promise was good and
all bills were redeemed except one
dollar bill in my possession and it
ave another meeting and the same
nu I’ll organize th King Sons
- will be there.
ing will be held in Palacios
will never be redeemed because the means much to this section.
as is making a start toward regulat- ily’s income must be closely budget-
ing motor traffic by controlling the ed—so much for food, so much for
important factor, the driver. It is rent, so much for clothing, and so
small start, but all beginnings must on.
be that. It would be tragic, indeed, over ten per cent of that income
if the average citizen is so upset by
is “surplus” that can be used for
the inconvenience of initiating the amusement, savings and similar things
new system as to oppose it. beyond mere existence.
Under the new law, licenses are Take a family with an income of
issued and can be revoked for prov-$150 per month. If it now has a
en incompetence, recklessness or surplus of $15.00 per month, that is
drunkeness. That is the basis of 10 per cent of its income. If its food
all good license laws. Eventually bill is $50.00, a 10 per cent reduction
simple precaution will require proof would add $5.00 to its surplus, an
of physical, especially ocular, capa-increase of 33 1 3 per cent,
city on the part of the driver and
can fields and people. They have of the mob if not of the group or
many advantages over us—cheap individual dictator.
lands, cheap food, cheap day labor,
self-subsistence on the soil."
Southern cotton farmer could learn
| something from South
American
, , . farmers about how to produce their
Thus, a mere ten per cent sav- .. .
own living out of their farms while
they grow cotton.
THOUGHTS
ABOUT MONEY
ed to be anything but a penalty. It
was designed to force into line suchand disaster,
farmers as would not agree in con-
of adequacy and efficiency on theing in the monthly food bill would
part of his motor car’s equipment. increase our average family’s “sur-. .
Licenses should be secured as early plus" by one-third more money for Mr. Edmonds shares the view of
as possible. In this case coopera- everything that makes life pleasure- farmers generally in the South, and
tion with the law may defeat death able and secure. And when millions of most of the political leaders who
€ e 1 1are attempting to solve the cotton
of families have such an increase .P
problem, that the growers must be
By Harry Austin Clapp
Money is a peculiar thing,
either liquid or non-liquid.
It is
It the
in their surplus, the total runs far
Among children of school age no into the billions each year-purchas-
sideration of benefit payments to cur-
tail their cotton acreage. And at the | di ease takes as many lives as ac- ing power rel ased for other uses,
time it was offered, the argument cidents These accidents occur at an In this simple illustration is proof
was made that unless such a law age when there has not yet been of the sounan of merchandising
was enacted, the attempt to control time for habit to gain ascendency methods that cut food costs by el
production by means of the AAA over conduct. Most educational au- minating overhead and middlen
was but another way of saying that be educated to behavior safe for There’s no better way to make these
given a subsidy from the Federal
former, it is useful, for it goes out
into industry and trade and pro-
duces wealth. Non-liquid, it rests
in pocket books, bank vaults or in
Farmers Will
Plant More Rice
a and today and while
for since 1907 the county has beening sod land, but no headway can
legally bone dry but illegally wring-be made with the cultivated fields
ing wet. Tuesday the 19th, a hear- due to excessive rain
the
Mr. Wood says the Rosharon crops
It is last year average about 17 bags to
hoped that a number of our people the acre and that all but about 900
will be present and speak their piecebags were threshed.
to throw rocks. It may be, probably
is, the last time we shall have a
chance to dream of a causeway. Th
reason why this place and Palacios |
voted dry was because of the pros-
pect of having a causeway and the |
FREE/YorNS
F rplains the marveiou Willard •
Treatment which is bringing 5
amazing relief. Sold on ironclad I
money-back guarantee. •
PRICELESS INFORMATION 5
—for those s iff ring from i
STOMACH OR DU ODI NAL •
man said he would take out
permit but he feared his family
We should think less of would raise a small hell.
money and more (
of industry—products of the farm and
mission.
of the products This has been a poor week for
. l’news. Everyone staying about the
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government to place them on a plane hidden places and is of no value. It g
of economic equality with the classes produces nothing and in most cases 2
, engaged in industry which is pro- is an expense for it does not even i
tected by the tariff. He would, how-earn its keep. Expensive vaults and
ever, use money from tariff collec-safes are built in which to store it
tions to pay the farm subsidies, and and often it remains for so long a
: he would pay the subsidies only on time as to actually consume its worth |
......-. -.................- - savings tian by reading the grocery | that part of the crop consumed with- in upkeep expense. Strange, but
there cation in the elementary schools has and dry goods adverti ments whichthe United States, exempting the true. Money is not just something
growers from any governmental To-It is for something and unless in
traint on production. He does not industry and production for the ben-
approve processing taxes as a source efit of all the people, is as trash
of revenue for farm bounties floating on the tide of life. Money
The program suggested by Mr. Ed-is a peculiar thing. People who ad-
monds at New Orleans ought to re-mire it are also peculiar. Stamp "I
ceive thorough consideration at the promise to pay" on a disk of metal,
hands of members of Congress. It be it gold, silver or copper and the
will tie in well with the soil con-disk at once assumes importance. The
servation scheme they are now at-intrinsic value has not been improv-
tempting to enact.
program would break down. That thorities recognize that a child can
there is no constitutional way of con- himself and for others. Safety edu-
trolling production, because
savings than by reading the grocery
never was the slightest doubt about made great strides both in dev lop- appear regularly in these columns,
the unconstitutionality of the Bank- ment and results. Three methods, A systematic, business-like reading
says the Education Division of the of these advertisements will save you
National Safety Council, are being easily ten per cent every month on
used most successfully in teaching your regular bills. Try it a month
of safety in the schools. "First, the and see for yourself.
teaching of safety in actual situa- _
head law. Its only justification, if
it may be said to have had any jus-
tification at all, was the existence
of an extreme emergency. No such
law should ever have a place in
any permanent program in the Unit-
ed States. The "crime of the ex-
tra bale" has no proper place in the
jurisprudence of a free and self-
governing people It should be said,
in this connection, that the Bank-
head law was no part of the ad-
ministration’s original program. It
was forced on the administration by
Southern members of Congress and
was opposed by Secretary Wallace
Subsequently, to be sure, it became
so decidedly an integral part of the
Three methods.
tions where the need for it is ap-
parent. Second, the injection of the
subject matter of safety into the reg- |
ular subjects of the curriculum. This A factor in the cotton problem now
provides opportunity for children to facing solution is the circumstance
follow interests which lead them in- that production of cotton is expand-
to more general aspects of safety, ing in other countries, and that ri-
thereby adding to their fund of in-valry for domination of foreign mar-
formation. Third, the organization of kets is steadily increasing. No plan
extra-curricular activities such as adopted to aid American cotton farm-
junior safety councils, schoolboy pa- ers that does not take these facts
trols and the safety clubs. These into consideration will prove perma-
activities present an opportunity for nently sound.
the child to apply his knowledge to In his address before agricultural
the benefit of others, thus assuring commissioners of Southern States at
COTTON GROWING ABROAD
Houston Post.
No plan
cotton control program that even Sec-
retary Wallace came to insist upon - _____. _______________
it retention. But now it is the law efinite civic responsibilities.” The New Orleans a few days ago, James
of the nd no longer. T : ques- ult of th work is that since E. Edmonds, who recently returned
tion naturally ari , it seems to us 1922 acc dental deaths of children have from a tour of South America, gave
that if it was it possible to suc- eere in every category except the figures on what is being done
i
the Agricultural Adjustment Act have increased sharply. It if esti-continent
without a supplemen ry me asure like mated that fet education is sav- "This season,” said Mr. Edmonds,
the Bankhead aw how is it going g the lives of 8,500 children a year. "South Brazil is adding nearly 800,-
to be po ble to icceed in con- A movement to expand this educa- 000 acres ti its cotton fields. If the
trolling acreage under a il conser-tional program to the incorporation year is normal, that will mean near-
vation law, without some such com- f good driving courses into the cur-ly 300,000 more bales available for
pulsory measure? We know what riculums of high schools has been her export. That might mean the
would have been id in nswer to ng strength for everal years. A loss of markets for 30,000 Southern
that question if the Supreme Court number of states have already insti-farmers. Argentina is stepping up
is an expense for it does not even
(1
he would pay the subsidies only
that part of the crop consumed with-
A REVEALING ENTERPRISE
Houston Chronicle.
ed one jot but the promise gives it
a tangible value prized by people and
they accept it feeling that it may
easily be exchanged for articles they
need. The best money has something
of value behind it, some product of
If a person reviews the multitudeindustry or other commodity. This
of inanities now being expressed con-may be gold, silver or cod fish, makes
cerning the federal constitution, he little difference so long as the peo-
will learn how far short America has ple have faith that either by this
fallen in teaching her people her own commodity or the credit of the is-
ideals of government, her own time-suer redemption day will bring what
tried methods of preserving individ-they expect, and that is the privi-
ual liberties, lege of exchange for their needs.
One callow writer after another in-There is a growing group just now,
forms us that he is “for a Supreme | who put out the theory that the
Court’ but that 1
. - —----gOV-
no nine old men ernment by printing money may sup-
should have the power to override ply all the needs of the people. This
the will of the majority of the peo-is just inflation and wherever it has
ple. The assumption here is that a--------------------
congre sional vote is the will of th
people. But the considered will of
the people is expressed in the con-
stitution. It is put there directly |
by the people. Only they can change
its terms, and they may do that at
any time. The Supreme Court is the
agency set up by them to see that
neither congress nor the executive
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shall take away one iota from that
charter of rights established by the
people. Any proposal to give con-
gress veto power over it, whether it |
be by majority vote or two-thirds
vote, is to pass constitutional rights |
all of them, freedom of speech and |
freedom of press and freedom of re-
ligion, as well as matters having to
do with federal control of produc-
tive enterprises—over to the keeping
of congress. In others words to put |
the most sacred rights of the people,
always at the mercy of current sen-
timent We know what that can do
in times of crises, not only wartime
crises but peacetime crises.
It is a device to shear minorities
of all inviolable rghts; a device to
put us always under the entire dom-
ination not only of the majority,
which may be obsessed by a passing
craze, but of the voice of congre ,
| as if that truly and always repre-
| sented the current will of the ma- |
| jority. and never the will of organ-
ized minorities
America has long been afflicted
with an element of ego-mad intel-
lectuals who feed their vanity by
urging the destruction of everything
that is old, and the exaltation of
their own allegedly new philosophies.
On examination, these ideas turn out
to be ones as old as civilization, and
I’M SOLD
It always works
Just do what hospitals do, and the
doctors insist on. Use a liquid laxa-
tive, and you can bring yourself to
clocklike regularity without strain or
ill effect.
A liquid can always be taken in
gradually reduced doses. Reduced
dosage is the secret of any real relief
from constipation.
Ask a doctor about this. Ask your
druggist how very popular Dr. Cald-
well’s Syrup Pepsin has become. It
gives the right kind of help, and right
amount of help. Taking a little less
ach time, gives the bowels a chance
to act of their own accord, until they
are moving regularly and thoroughly
without any help at all.
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin con-
tains senna and cascara both natural
laxatives that form no habit. The ac
tion is gentle, but sure. It will relieve
any sluggishness or bilious condition
due to constipation without upset.
The Sulphur Industry
is one of Texas many outstanding assets. Three mines
produce practically all of the nation’s supply
^
Sulphur Is Industry’s Mos
Essential Commodity
fortes
Its presence in Texas, therefore, constitutes one of the
state’s most attractive inducements to the develop-
ment of industry within its borders.
TEXAS GULF SULPHUR COMPANY
“The world’s largest producer of crude sulphur”
Mines
GULF HEADQUARTERS
Matagorda County Second National Bank Building
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Smith, Carey. The Matagorda County Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 13, 1936, newspaper, February 13, 1936; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1696553/m1/2/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.