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THE BORGER DAILY HERALD
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Borger Daily Herald
women car
inistic because
vote ,and deindivfchialized besr
cause thi'poor man as well as'
ihe rich can own "luxuries, j
and individuality j
AUflJSft WWSEJK:
~ ' Inc. Character
HEAL NORBIS -- General Manager * IlcUatiei
run wjwi*. -—are withering because of mass
i production and the 44-ho.ur!
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Capitol News
EDITOIt'H VOTK: This is tin-
fifth of a series of storl««* fnmul-
ing up I lie political .situation
to (late.
bv Kpfttflfci m"r< B nn
■\EA Service Writer
WASHINGTON. July 17.—"Al's
10 it or ;„o, ether- A - V reaj,onln„ I | « ' Pll]" ' *he na * M * ,tW S01'"
t ,. or.'ii.nud t. ihi- po.p r kmi also t|jH u> I«' f "• 1- flt.ep reasoning. which probably will ,tire many ol. IIS
- Mvt published herein.,, . I. he present stage" Ol sOCie- : |,e(ov« th* campaign, is over,
" • We | But heaven only known how nanny
persons will vote on that theory.
Entered a. .ecnrrd el^ letter Novem- pi UUULUU . aim u.c « uwui .
tier e . mmm, t the p t office at B<.r-1 week. Robots and state slaves |
Texas, under .he n.-t of M.r«l i*?1'-I marchjng because chairs;
member associated press ] and egg beaters are no long-i
The Associated Press is exclmively on- J . , , , ® :
*°r T^pubii<f^tioo of Miliar made by httncl. I h6i*6 br©-.
X"t*ren- is rfe«P reasoning! .'
aal news f,ubli k«L herein.. . The preseilt stage Ot SOCie-'
aBsscKiPTioN jivrrcs ,$v wail in itjt is not final, not fixed. Wei
apVanck . l are still in a ferment. Glitter--
triAR .mo. ; ytST. MO.jing things are in sighl-t the ah- Haawr probably wishes hp knewJiow
,Tntv 9un::::::":oS *s:SS *?:®o absolute abolition of poverty and 'yan>; voters consider ai us theiv
Muaday' out'; .-•« i >'• .70 ao« • ignorance, for instance, can "nal
BV CARRIER IV oity , . . , "AI" is a new fort of a candidate
SoTk per70c°nth ^.oo"r! oisib lit? fife is being made' Tht ,!IS' ,wo had certain
■ | . , ... I l 'S.Mt)iiit\ . l.t.c !^> ueuig a ( typw of political "it, as they say
All unsolicited ,articles, mafcuserlpts. let-(CiaSieV for the HVei'ag'G mail I jn , ^ movies. llu^din't wan adver-
Ui;'1!"«wne«rri.ir■"'n.r,,Jhpllbiw;e^ "7'than was ever dreamed possi- lhw, ..jus, foius" and Ooojidge
preasly repudinte any liability or respon^i-1 l)le. war cheered US just nlain. ordllUlrv
Hoover probably will bcal him on
l+!f fmrriv'. Most v l' the foreign ex
down- to us. Nothing abstruse about
Smith's campaign speeches. Eftey to
undei-Htand what lie .mentis.
Al has alwayH been a politician.
Hoover isn't though he has in tlie
last eight years. Question: Granting
that AJ can put his long political ex-
perience I" good, will thi' mere I
imanv delegation of social-1
York T
itnicureif/ pros
^:<8 %-f:
TPESCAY. ,TtrtY It,
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Jy pnomfet nt-v. well
permit*, niiittt boy* and girts ssnt
down to Houston to impress the iiur- j
ty that there were olhers tlian rough-1
necks ill tlie New York Democracy
Smith doubtless ' will hive senst
enough to keep some OfMils more at-
traction vote is expected u. go tor IlllU he iH politicinn and lloo- I'^n-ivclv .noisy supporters hound and
Smith. Tammniij never has high
hailed the immigrants.
N't !>el back to ihe- white coHiir
boys and the middle class vole, so-
called. Thare. Smith and Hoover
will have to fight it out. Tills vote
probably will decide the election.
gagged. At least, they were lcent
from making any bad breaks in Ilou-
sii.e and the Smith stenni roller was
operated sc gently as to leaV" a mill-
btlity for their safe f.usiody or retu-n. The
utmost care *{11 t>i> tak u however, o soe
Does this average man tend .Cal, who had worked on a rarm and ^ ^ ^ ^ Jha| remai.kRl,l0 po.
tbat tb.y are no: lost or miaplnced in thtai to waste his leisure? Does ' never put on anj airs. Ordinal \ . ,jx, h ^ell4l, „t his mt.
office. , , , .i_.ii people, probably trusted thoin more
his leisure? Does
prosperity bring vulgarity?
vei isn't be taken into conscious or
unconscious consideration by ihe
voters'.'
Most of us are credited with <U*-|,^nn, hart, feelings among the!
trusting politicians. How many ' otijiosit 2
us V ill favor Hoover simply because Sm)(|, r.,mi,;li^n or*ttnidation : "
Tl, itie ,„rt tnwns are full of it I h< U",Ut,,l> iP<'afk,i"K' Kw°T ! ought In be'tlie best the Democrats i
Ihi citie- and towns an lull ol • velt a politician, 'lull wasn t. , . . , Voiirs ' 'I'lte lies'
Whether A l's personalty wll get these u- il^un wasn't. Hughes wasn't, Hard- " ' ' ..., ■ 'f,.' '.(U', ' ' |( ,, ,
folk, all singing "The Side*-aIks oi , ,I)p wu8. ( noliilge was. Hoover ian't, | tj',||IK^ «'mi'tli t iid 1,ir iriernln do is to
New York l>v November <.r whether . ^ if i 5 iimiR. . nuin aiui nih 1111c nns
most 01 i hem will admit they m.r. | •' , . . . fnii , v,'u>- ^'aro'iilly pielcefl m issionnries
\1 bus always linn a dungerouts | try from now on. Smith is Koing n>
lurulty ol making moTilccy^ o! ^'s will be circulaiij^f; through theconti-ji
opponents Hearst. young 'IVddy ]iU()Vi jns{ where to bit t.lie hardest,;
Hoofevelt, and ()#rl:m Mills. Al ju-it jul iust where, to soft pedal.
fan 1h get to the people of the | hi>, lime tinlil U,s opponent N(, (mf. wi|| U(t infol.inpJ;'
makes a break and gives him uu f,.om wr>f,| )o Weelt, of Sntilh's ac-
i opening. Then h- throes in the ; ui;|, ,.;li,.vllu;. ,his ,,,a(fi< ;
j harpoon. Perhaps Iheie'll be a breuk | |h.(, ol- (hPm !;im.
(bait SinitIt and his board of irat-
Just Rite Gl^l^rs
Wo Call for and Deliver
ISfl'IW
Ladies Work a SpeclaltJ
o
sing and vote for a candidate withou
ally song, no oik knows yet. It'
large order for Al.
nation a- he has to Ihe people of
| New York? Will that "lie's oil" oi
i 11 " stun do iiini enough good now
01 uoijciiiv oiiok , uikui. . . , ...... 1(1.^1 Hoiial scale rct|uirem?nls!
puivui,' ij,. r, i > ti I tiRP4RTM"i''\'T,s It-, • £ 'ti.v ! than t hey trusted biggei men lilt-.
I" - MvTMi.Ni. - iDoes the passing ot illiteracy; WUson Hughe- and .lohn Davis Indications an that lie will es-
tabloid newspaper? | Bl,i now h«r '« Al. The aoneal of I ueciallj underiake to sell the new
Tlier will be several mil
voting this vear l'or fithfi* the
near in the columns of The Herald, will l.e i OVemigm.'.lilVC US cnance. ! *0 pe 10 uru.iv tot en jiimii uuu.ite. - . 1,1111
^ if I \ rorffflptl W lipfl c*i< 3 ] H (1 to tht' at "'D" rr% 1 * ' I T\ * ~ ~—^1 i ., I n C, t, n>Vt i/tli m«/t lti.o rlli* H ocun't o i f <1 lianits 1! I'l esllf^llUfl I NttllM ll'
„ \A'llson. Hughes and .lohn Davis
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC . 3P«Wn tab,0,tl W&Papei-S ? j ,Ju| now helVK A| The appenl of; 1 e«-irtU>
An? eron^ou* rMfU'ction upon the chnr- i Pevhnps; what Oi it • A r6VG-| like JtlardlnK and Coo 1 id^e weip voters.
trier standing or reputation of any i:uli ; }ntiton Cail't be COIlftOlidatetl t-0 th( great, middle ClaSK. Smith i> 'll,)n
^.a,. etmi-erfi „r.. -ar,.,p-1 overnight. :Gi VC US it chance. | going lo draw vo.es from another; fits, o, .second lime
Wtt.H ini-' rlasB which ordinarily tlosen't give <a habit n piesdential >
r%ou ot th« editor. It' is not the inten^' n j ' ^ ApOtftlti I Hill
ot this nowppaper to wronely use ir in- 'formed that it is hard to re
against the inevitable. It
^oration ana «orr**<-i 101m win oe tHat wnen j
warranted prominently a* was una vrrorg* i
1/ published reference to article. 1 " *
Al.L ROBOTS? OH, NO!
a whoop abovt presidential elections. 1 >01 ixed. No queKlion that \! aa-
.IJootblacK", U'tick drivers, bnrbers., " ri,':|g with the younger > -i. Hon
waitresses, elevator operators. iaxiim,l<'h?
US hard, and tfatile, nov drivers, cons, cabaret ilancers uhd j Current informal ion is that he
lis it was ill Syria 2;000 yeapfi 1 probably most laboring men will ; will employ the tunics that have al tiling about it, they
ago. The invention of the; throw him the hulk of their support. I way; won for him to unto. He's go- gen . vet wore a
in two in this campaign. Perhaps
not. Hoover is big stuff, lie prob-
ably will remembei that his worst
peril lies iii the possibiliyl that Al
might got ihe country lnuvh'ng at
hi in.
On tin other liftnet. Al may have
a had time with the respectable''
voie. That is. "-iili the sort of peo-
ph it-lit will tel 1 you lie isn't really
iMiIre the man, personal!:, and social
In , thai one would be promt of in the
Whit • House. Without knowing any-
ask "Wlitit real
brown derby?"
REALISTIC
BEALFTY SKOP
Hermanenhl <NfeV Realis-
tic Frederick, EUfettfc,
Mur, Ke«n. •- u f -«n«.
Special July Price, short
Bubs $10.00
Every line in beauty cul-
ture.
Balcony, in City Drug Co.
Phone 281
Miss Mickey
Mrs. Ethel Welch
o
"We Americans,'
•inly li-tth.
ttig Tlieatrc,
Thursday tuid Saturday
Bernard Shaw's current
book on socialism has sore I v
steam engine did more than Thone are mostly city Mollis,
end hard labor. It began a
new epoch in civilization. A
new order of things is-being
|ing to lay off the bunk and "talk J They didn't see that Al Smith New
riled Benjamin l)e C&sseres. born. The outraged squeaks
New York essayist, and Mr.: of those who can; only' look j
De ('asseres takes a column I backward- are not, after all,
in the New York World very significant.
say what he thinks about
He is pretty badly upset.
The equality -of income pro- j. , BARBS
posed by Shaw probably ap-' | By moa service
to;
it- .....
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For $7,000,
Best business in Borger
Is paying $350 net pro-
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Inquire L, Borger
Herald
peals to most of us little more j ' _
than it does to. Mr. De Gasse-'
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WASHINGTON SIRPRISKS
There isn't any smrk. ways a bull
etin Qf the.Children's liurea.u of ihe
Department of Labor, and "such fan-,
announce there isn't any
us, The De.pavi ment fpjj j
res. But the latter fairly see^
red—to say nothing of Reds
—when he thinks of it. After
letting "tl steam lor a column, j ciful tales are an insult io the child,'s
lie concludes: intelligence.' u wouldn't suj'-]
"But-1 howl in vain. The prise us a bit now if Andy Atfli'pn;
world is going into a parasi-
tic, feministic- deindividualiz-
ed epoch. Whether it is Mus-|
solini. Shaw. Communistic]
Russia, a rapidly socializing;
Germany or France or a fed-i
eralisced America, character,
and individuality wither ev-
erywhere, and in their place'
we behold the march of ro-'
hols and state slaves."
That sounds very sad. Does
it, though, mean anything in i
particular?
(l does not—unless ii
means that we ought to turn j
ihe clock back to about 1800,
returning to the days of hand j
labor ant! stage coach trans-
poitation, scrapping all the
protective legislation b y;
which we have tried to pro-}
lect: Ihe weak from the strong.)
abolishing universal educa-1
lion and re-accepting the old!
view that the only people |
who have any business being j
comfortable, happy and we 11
Jed are those who were for-1
lunate enough to be born into1
the propertied class.
The world, apparently, is)
parasitic because of such
things as old-age pensions and j
unemployment insurance, fem-j
were io.
Santa .01
Agriculture is likely to break out al)-v
day with a salvo against such tales,
as .lack jiud the Beanstalk Thiixgft j
have reached the point where we hes-j
itate to board u street car without !
positive information from the De-
partment of the interior to assure
ns that the conductor probably will
be able to find a plethroa of space
for us to park at either octremity ol
his vehicle. It wouldn't surprise
us a bit. however, if Attorney Gener-
al Sargent w-ere to declare there
"ain't no justice." Kver since the
oil eases we've hail good reason to
suspect that the. statues were blind-
folded by gas, station attendants •
It seems we're a most fanciful peo-1
pie and probably nothing short oC
another Constitutional amendment,
will make i Irs country safe for the;
honest old Congressional Record.
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Police were called when the ^'4
children of two families and their,
mothers became embroiled in battle!
in l-cidgeport. Conn. Police - ought j
to let the army ami navy settle ihe^tt
major martial affairs.
I
Seal scalping has
nized profession in
tyats. Later on we
t-rs get around to
Walk on your feet.
"We Americans,"
.lnl\ Hltli.
become a recog-
the PerlIri nub-
hop.■ tin- scalp
the people who
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not call by 8:00 o'clock Tuesday evening
the second number drawn will be declared
the winner1.
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Witten, Frank. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 201, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 17, 1928, newspaper, July 17, 1928; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth209498/m1/2/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.