Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 173, Ed. 1 Monday, October 24, 1932 Page: 1 of 4
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We Advocate A More
Wt Want Better Roads
Diversified Farming Program
In The Rural Sections
YOAKUM,
EIGHT YEAR OLD GIRL SAFE
AFTER BEIN6 LURED FROM
HOME AT NEWARK SUNDAY!
AS WE SEE IT CUERO-YOAKUM
* GAME FRI. NIGHT
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TEXAS, AFTERNOON OF MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1932
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ALL. NEEDS HlIPl'UBD- The
Lord In my shepherd; 1 shall not
went. Surely goodness and mercy
•hell follow me nil the days of my
life; and I will dwell In the house
of the Lord forever.—PanIm 28:>l-6.
OFFICIALS ARRIVE AT FRIEND-
LY AGREEMENT THIS AFT-
ERNOON. GAME 8TART
AT 8 P. M.
j Alter much delay nettling term*
•short while ago the Her>[
aid carried an appeal cuero nigh school and the
ROOSEVELT GREETS A MINER
NKWAItK, N. J.. Oct. 24 (A‘) j
Elght-year-old Anna Klein Handler
wne back In Newark today after
a night of horror lit the wood* 1
near Springfield with a man who .
lured her away from homo. The
object of an all night search, the '
kidnaped girl emerged from the !
wood* early today. Her throat had
Heavy Loss Sustained Sunday
Morning Blaze at Hertz Store
from Fire Chief Kaiser, .aS|t“ j Yoakum High School set the game nuuu[, ..... ......... ......
mg for funds with Which to I for Friday night at 8 o'clock under M||ghtly cut and her body!
purchase coats and *
much needed equipment for
eqi
the fire hoys. T.he fire ycs-| supt. Barron
other !thp ,)rlwht ||Kht» of the new Oucro | WUH scratched and bruised.
MRS. E. CHALOUPKA ENTIRE STOCK SAIB
PASSES AWAY 3:2ol DAMAGED BY HEAT
WATER OR SMOKE
field.
. ............. of the Yoakum
terday thoroughly demon-, school* stated this afternoon that
Strated the need Ot this new j undol. IP,, now friendly agreement
equipment — 01 rathei the j Yoakum would receive a guarun*
need of any equipment, toi i (p0 of hqo and n percentage of
the boys certainly \tere^ not jb(1 receipts, n« said that
Police announced that she Identi-
fied Samuel Morris as the man
who lured her away.
equipped to fight a stubborn
fire, as far as their personal
•protection was concerned.
The fire yesterday also de-
monstrated the need of sev-
under this arrangement every ef-
fort would be made to sell as
many tlekts in Yoakum as pos-
sible.
Other details of the game dls
RYALS PLEADS GUILTY TO
SLAYING NEAR ARLINGTON
Mrs. Elton Chuloupku, wife of
the late Adolph t'haloupka, passed
away at the Inane of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Olsen at 3:2ft
this afternoon lifter baying been
In 111 health for some time, News
of her death reached the Herald
Just at press time.
Mrs, Chuloupku was seriously
FIRE THOUGHT STARTED BY
DEFECTIVE WIRING. MR.
AND MRS. HERTZ OUT
OF TOWN AT TIME
lleavj loss was sustained by the
Herts Department Store Sun-
Ill at the time her husband passed I day morning when fire was die*
POUT WORTH, let. 24 (<?>)-
Wllllnm It. Ityals. pleaded guilty
today to slaying of A. O. Mae-
eral smoke masks to enable cn™.|' this" afternoon, "according I <4uorty. newspaper circulation an !
the boys to pentrate theito Hupti !tarroni was the color or h*01* on September siuh. ms coon
smoke and intense heat and,(ho f00tba„ ord tiu> Kntumi tna'-^1 to a »» vw
strike at the base of the ,)aU wU, bl. Tho omo|„ig f0l. | prison sentence Ityals has been
fire. Assistant chief Schoen-’(ht> R.onu, W(,,.0 nlH0 dlso,nm,d and; held In J»U since his apprehension
berg stated that he believed tt.ntat,V)> Mou*etioni acceptable to I »«’•»' here. »»»» his confession. Re
with smoke masks the fire
could have been extinguished
with only a few hundred dol-......
lars loss. Anyone who has|,nR
tried to enter a room filled
with dense smoke knows that I
it is impossible to stay for
more than a few seconds
without being complete 1 y
knocked out. Those who were
on the scene yesterday and
who realize the real problems
the firemen had to face must
realize the gallant and hal'd
work that the boys did. Wa-
ter was pouring on the fire
within about two minutes aft-
er the alarm was turned in
and with five streams in op-
eration the water in the new
tower was not lowered, which
demonstrated the efficiency
both schools were made. The of- filing how MaeOueity was Main
fields will be from out of town,
well versed In the art of offlelat-
FIVE INCH SNOW
AT DENVER TODAY
near Arlington and how be trans-
ported the body to Galveston, bu
rylng It under a seaside cottage.
SAN DIE60 BUILDING IS
DAMA6ED BY ROMS TODAY
Governor Roosevelt got some first hand Information on the West
Virginia coal mining situation when he made a campaign speech at
^Wheeling. He Is shown holding a child and greeting a begrimed miner
j Whom he questioned about mine conditions at Elm Grove, near Wheel-
ing. (Associated Preaa Phete)
away ver> wuddcnl.x last May 15,
and her condition lias steadily
cuwml at about S:30 a. m. by D.
Klelnsmlth and the flames rapidly
grow u more critical. Although her j spread over the entire rear of the
death vas not unexpected, it was store.
no b"*s a shock to her many The fire ’department made a
iVp lei-4 ni1 11|»> v1 vikmn seeMon oniei, run to tbo seene and within
She is survived bv three small two minute- had water upon the
children, her father and mother, tire, but due to the structure of
Mr. and Mi* J i olsen and two tin building and the location of
brothers, Henr> Olsen of Yoakum tin n the men bad difficulty In
and John Olsen ot Houston.
No arrangements were announc-
ed this afternoon.
DENVER, Oct, 24 («•*!*)—A wet
five luck snow' today was piled
upon Denver, breaking down trees,
and seriously Impeding traffic. The
snow continues to fall unabated.
Report* Indicate the storm t* now
spreading to the north, A snow
storm In the Big Horn Mountains
of Wyoming today threatened to
close all mountain highways and
FORMER FOOTBALL STAR ! MYSTERY SURROUNDS THE
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY DEAD WOMAN IN DESERT
HERMAN SEE HOME
. DESTROYED BY FIRE
terminate the search for three
of the new municipal system, (hunters believed to have perished
In speaking Of the smoke | In a hllaxard that swept the range
masks, it will be remembered j last week,
that a few weeks back a tire |
anif J!ti,slthTnidBUoit the i THIRTY-TWO MDROS SLAIN
smoke masks the Shine.- fire flY OFFICERS PHILIPPINES
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Oct. 24 —
A home made bomb shattered the
Interior of the Logan and Bryan
office building here early today.
Nobody was hurt. Harvey Fall, 70,
sewing machine repairman, surren-
dered to police, saying that he
made and threw the bomb. "I wish
1 could have done this on Wall
Street Itself,*’ Fall told police,
"Stock dealers and companies are
the curse of our nation."
BERLIN HOTEL CARES FOR
YOUNGSTER WHEN PARENTS
ARE ARSENI FflRM HOME
LUHHOt'K. Oct. 24 (JRl— Charge j SA'N BERNARDINO, Guilt*., (Vet
of robbery with fire arms was; 24 —Coimtj Investigators t<>
filed against H. O. Blanton, Amur- day were completely mystfled as
lllo^tn justice court here Sunday, j to the Identity of an attractive
the the holdup of a chain grocery , auhurn halrod women about 25,
proceeding by a few minutes the 1 who was found slain, nude In the
rubbery In which Hubert Tharp ■ desert wastes forty miles north of
was fatally shot, itlauton. a form there Saturday. A Rosentund couple
or Amarillo high school football j who thought it might he their
star, was serving as a Juror when | daughter, today were convinced It
arrested in Amarillo early Sunday.
LUBBOCK. Oct. 24 (.RP)—Seven
employe* of two store* positively
Identified Blanton as the gunman,
officers said.
was not. Death was caused by a
blow on the head.
boys penetrated the black,
strangling smoke fron\ the
■burning rubber and exting-
• uished the blaze with only a
small loss. Without the aid
of the masks the ShineV
bovs state that they believe
> '
e loss would have run into
the thousands yf dollars.
W
QO for the benefit of every
property owner in Yoa-
kum, every effort should be<
made to provide the Yoakum
Fire Department with safe,
up-to-date and efficient para-
fmenalia. The fire trucks,
\vose, water system and fire
plugs are up to standard but
very little has been done to
provide for the safety of the
boys who so willingly donate
11 • .* - nti. » i. - _ a
Wieir services. me wcai
equipment in the would could
not be
efficiently handled un-
less the manpower is protect-
ed. Many times the volunteer
members of the department
ruin clothes due to the fact
that there are no coats, rub-
ber boots or slickers to wear
and in performing this public
8ervice, they have tO Stand j generally fair and colder
,the loss out of their, own J southeast,
pockets, which is hardly fair.
We always find critics on
the sidelines who know bet-
ter how to handle a fire but
JOLO, Philippines, Oct. 24 (.I’l
—Deaths ot* thirty-two Mores, tn-
eluding eight women and six chil-
dren In recent attacks on Kulu
outlaws by the Philippine constab-
ulary were rewaled here today
when the lighting was suspended
for two days to permit burial of
the dead natives, The women and
Children were killed because they
refused to leave their men. Of-
ficials negotiated for removal of
non-combatants before attacking
the fortified village of Tayungan.
Attacks on the village were the
result of an ambush of the con-
stabulary October t»th In which
ten native policemen were slain.
CAMPUS RADICALS SOWING
COMMUNISM CHINA SCHOOL
THIRD FIRE ALARM OF WEEK
REGISTERED TODAY
RERUN t .*P>—1The first "chil
dren’s hotel" In ilet-many has been j
opened here.
The Idea Is to furnish parents.
MINER AND FAMILY INJURED
WHEN HOME IS OYNAMITED
I’KII'l V’> t.-PV— Kducntlon au-
thorities here view with concern
the growth of communism nnv-ng
, 1 * J Chinese students.
Mo ALESTER okhv, Oct. 21 (.P'1 | Almost cvor\ g.'vernm'-nt unlxor
W riled by the acrid odors of a j slt> iVA8 |(H student ‘Veil,’* :t is
who must entrust their, children | burning fuse, the family of T. T. [ snjd< The communists make a point
The Herman See home, about a
half mile southeast of Yoakum
burned to the ground about mid-
night Sunday. The origin of the
fire was not determined. Mr. and
M'j. Si.- wo,- attending m dane*-
at the tune of the fire. The house
was a mass ot flames when fire-
men arrived and out houses and a
windmill were saved.
The third alarm this week was
registered this morning when an
oil stove ui upstairs apartments of
the old Swift Building on Grand bulldmjr £trst
exploded, Aecordlng to Fire Chief tjuvj
Charlie Kaiser the fire was e\
tingulslud before any damngi was
done The t;rst alarm was turned
in at the Five Station Sunda>
stu
temporarily to the care of other*, j Norris, minor employed at a non- j ,M capturing lo p position.'
a place where they, may len\e the J union mine In the Mltby Dow t ,|, nt organlsatton*
offsprllg for one or more eights .workings, ran from his home a \Vbon the Japanese occupied
lY'tes range from 75 cents to $1.25 i t\wv seconds before a dynamite \mkden a year ago, the student
I a day. {blast which virtually destroyed the ; a.-roelatlons of se'-eral universities
Facing the Tlergarten park, the j house today. Norris, bis wife and formed an anti-Japanese society,
four story building contains large daughter were injured b> flying .,, t in Iomm than a month It was
pluy-rooms, reading rooms w ith the | glass and splinters. j bropght under communist control,
fairy tale books, rest rooms and a! —— - — - Other familiar tactics of the ra
nur««r> for baby guest*. There ar-- SPECULATE ^IN BANK BOOKS I Studen^s ;u.(< to attend public
also n garden and a fancy little : meetings and heckle speakers who
ZAGREB Jugoslavia (.Pv-Buy | volM, hostmtv to COmmunist the-
local
: ones.
TEXAS WEATHER FORECAST
(heater for amusement of the pa
irons.
tng up deposit books of
Trained nurses take the place ot saving bank, now under llqulda-
wtwtcra in the children's hotel. The i tlon, ts the latest speculation here,
young ladles, recognisable by yet- . The directors say the bank w ill dling the situation se\-on Chinese
To assist the authorities In h:\n-
morning ab
the- K lb
was diseox<
Av-eordlng
man See !
ground In ,
>ear ago.
•home ;>n«l
»tl‘0>ed t>>
gin about I
Nothing w.i
I X:80 o'etovk, when
Department Store
ii afire.
to reports the Her
ne burned to the
like manner about a
r. See built a new
was eompletel> de
fire of unknown on-
o'clock Sunda> night,
•*a\ ed.
LOU I SI A BONE DEPOSIT
TO KEEP GEOLOGISTS BUSY
BATON LODGE, l.a t.7'1 — It
plentx ot xx u'k ahead means ge-
ologist- arc happy, then those at j
Louisiana state imlx-erstty are go- temneSSEE -POOR HOUSE"
reaching the base of the fire with
xx.iter. Five lines of hose were
tpieklx laid and with ample xvater
pressure tin flames were undor
control aftei about two hours of
gallant work b> the fire boys.
Mr and Mrs. Herts and Laddtn
Konecn> left early Sunday morn-
ing for San \ntontu and xvhen
the flic xx a- discovered an at-
tempt xx as made to locate them
but It xvas not until about noon
that they were found In Sun An-
tonio and notified of the destruc-
tion ul their store. They burned*
I ate 1.x returned to Yoakum and
found the entire stock of goods
damaged by the fire, xvater and
smoke.
The origin of the Ttfe had not
been definitely determined at a
late hour today hut after unof-
ficial investigation It was thought
that It was caused hx defective
wiring. Firemen who xvere In the
of the opinion
lire started near the mid-
dle of the building at the rear,
»pr* uling qu eklx to the balcony
and roof stria tore through a small
i penlng in the haleon> floor. Thw
flrei • n stated that on many oc-
. e 'iis the flumes would shoot
ft-ctu the rear almost to the front
of the building along the vetting,
suit ion through the few opened
xxind 'xx apparently causing thts.
The dames burned through the
ceding and into the wood structure
betxveen the coaling and the roof
and this added to the difficulty in
fighting the blase.
Insurance adjustors xvere expect-
■ al in Yoakum tins afternoon and
pending their arrixal, no announce-
ment \x.i- made regarding the lose
or the total amount of insurance
covering the damage.
low armlets, are posted at the ( pAy m full, but middlemen are patriotic or,ginl*attons here have months.
ing to enjox themselves for -several R!CHER AND OUT OF RED
EAST —Partly cloudy to cloudy.
1-oeal rains in the west and north
portions. Colder In the north to-
night. Tuesday, partly .cloudy with
local rains In the east. Colder.
WEST—'Partly cloudy with local
rains In the east portion, Colder.
Probably frost In the panhandle
and extreme west tonight. Tuesday
in the
MASONIC NOTICE
they are always on the side-
liilia and actually know about
- as much about the problems
involved as a three-year-old
knows about the Russian
Five-year-Plan. The fire boys
•would fight just as hard to
tve your home, whether or
npt you have ever helped the
i:
ieir own itome; go in all
not you i
department in any way
* not as they would to save
ieir
thf
toi
mess, help the fire boys
lenever you can—some day
may prove to be the
friend you have.
Preparatory to starting a little
enthusiasm for the masonic meet-
ings for the coming winter, Yoa-
kum Lodge No. M2, A. V. A A. M.
announces a meeting for Saturday
night, October SB, with a program
and refreshment*. Horace Kelton
of San Antonio Is announced for
the principal speaker of the oc-
casion. The refreshments will be
oysters end the meeting Is set for
Y:80 p. m. The Yoakum members
ere urged to be present end visit-
ing mesons will be welcome.
(SP)-Theatr* tick-
•old on credit by
Theater here to proved
suffering from the na-
> of ready oasb.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va„ Oet. U
—(^P>—Samuel \V. Patterson, a
wealthy ooal operator, hie wife
and son Thomas, were found dead
in their home today. A coroners
Jury decided the youth shot his
parents and then slashed hie own
riels
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main tnilwnv stations to take j w ij i. m».x n»> ,nti-oixmmimi*t ! An asset-vd orehlstorle bone de i ,,,..,,,
charge of guests from out-of-town.1," ^ ^ ^ apUlnK tcdemtl0B. Thf urr,> drastic action '>ost‘ on M:uu'1ku'- ,ound j The" *Haywood county penal farm
Kindergarten mistresses, super- .... , . when a small boy hurt his leg t . «,,» nf the
.. them to the banks debtors for 75 to root out the red menace In the . I -Mul tK)Ut MOUSi ot ,na
vise the childrens doings nt the,1,1 xvhlle sxviu r. ns Is responsible -v ■ ^ ,ind l9 ^ttlng richer.
per cent. schools.
hotel, and regular sightseeing trips
In olg buses are arranged for the
older youngsters. _ *
DOUBLE TAGS NECESSARY
ON OKLAHOMA-KANfAS lYNE
ACCUSED PASTOR AND BRIDE
OOITKYVILLK, Kas. (/P)—Dc-
! \ery ears, trucks and other com-
mercial vehicles In Coffeyvtlle and
South offeyvllle, Oklahoma, two
miles south of here, still are com-
pelled to carry both Kansas and j
Oklahoma licenses plates as a re-
mit of the "tag War" between the
two states.
Efforts to reach a reciprocity
agreement have failed, and numer-
ous arrest* and fines have follow-
ed "trespassing" by drivers who
lacked tag*.
the joy among university geolo-
gists.
Dr. H. V. Howe, head of tue
department of geology, led an ex
I vmvuting par'.v D the site aiul re
ported discovery of deposits ap-
jparently x'Xtendlng over hundreds
| of square fnt. l>r. Howe and hi*
faculty ass'etnuts and students
pian to preMiJ carefully and n\v
thodloally in removing skeleton re
mains from the bed of clay.
Once considered a liability coat-
ing the government a considerable
sum for its maintenance, It now
pays it* own expenses and show*
a gross profit each year.
The Institution has 200 acres un-
der cultivation, crops are abun-
dant, and the dairy herd Is one of
the b '*t In the s‘mc. Many of the
cattle, hog. sheep and farm p,v-
duet* xln prises at the fairs en *Ii
year.
MICHIGAN PLANTS’ ELK
FROM ZOO *N BIG WOODS
CENTENARIAN WALKS MILK
TO VIEW WAX PRESIDENT®
•Everbearing’ Cotton
LAUniNBURO. N. C. (£*)—A
numhet of farmers have reported
blooming cotton this year on last
years stalks, but Guy Tolbert, a
farmer llv ng north of here, top-
ped them alt when hs exhibited a
las: yeer’e stalk that boro II bolls
this ysar.
Supported by the loyalty of Mre. Ida Beta Bright Berrle (right),
- —»—1 -•*— LU m—A “i|f# alii
the young Sunday school teacher he married after hie first wlf
Irat Spring, ths Rsv. S. Althse Bsrrlt, former Presbyterian peetor, le
tA t il m Muskogee, Okie., charged with murder. The state chargee
t ? first Mre. Bern* died from poteen. (Associated Preee Photo)_
LANSING. M eh. (JP)—Twenty-
two elk from ’.ho Detroit too and
tram a prtvatoly owned herd ars
iM-mg "planv -U‘ by tho Mlehlgvn
conservation department In thx*
Houghton Lik.' state forest.
The state male its first planting
or elk In th i tdnte fore its In ltll.
A planting in the pigeon river re-
gion has been estimated to have
Increased to S50 animats, though
there Is no mem* of making an
accurate che<'k.
The Hought n Lake forest con-
fltste of 4C OvO acres, all cloaed to
hunting.
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. (*»)—
Although she was born more than
100 years ago, just three years
after Andrew Jackson first took
the presidential oath, Mre. Noney
Elisabeth Muse thought, nothing
of walking a mtle to town with
her son to view wax figures of
ell the presidents on display there.
Spry tn spits of her age, Mrs
M
M
Muse was greatly moved at the
row of wax likenesses of chief
emit Ives of the nation.
She has seen 28 of the
dents oome and go and in N<
her expects to cast her balk't
another. • ..-IHS
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