Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 174, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1932 Page: 2 of 8
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■ETIN, FRIDAY. MAY
PAGE TWO
Editor’s note: This is the t)
and last or a series of arttetoft']
pared from a report of the Offi
ration and Economy Oommit
which was appointed by tfie 4
legislature. The report wa» 1
nisbed by Judge E. 1C. Davis. i
resentstlve of the 126th iegisla
dirtrict, who received an adra
copy. Judge Davis assisted
the preparation of the articles.
on a prohibition repeal
said today that Speaker
Gamer can be the next
EL PASO. Trtaa. May 6—(UP)—
Robert R. Bowie, county democratic
chairman, today said negroes will be
barred at usual from the precinct
conventions in El Paso county to-
morrow.
Dr. L. A. Nixon, local negro phy-
sician who secured a supreme court
decision a few days ago declaring
invalid the Texas election law “under
which the democratic primaries are
hekl.> said he would not attempt to
take part in thf precinct meetings.
Chairman Bowie said the supreme
court decision does not affect pre-
cinct conventions and the matter of
41 towing Nixon to vote In the pri-
maries will be discussed at the
' county convention, next Tuesday.
Fred Knollenberg, on* of the at-
torneys here who repren* nted Nix-
» n. predicted the supnpim dourt de-
cision will lead to the abandonment
1 of the primary election system Iff
Texas and a return to the conven-
tion form , .
, He Mild any party may exclude
any Class of persons tt *t*he * from
iu c ’uvmtions
SUNDAY, MAY 8th
he California presidential prl-
said Putnam in a prepared
ment, "made Gamer the nat-
ural choice of the national conven-
tion If Roosevelt Is popped. Al
Smith has disappointed his south-
ern and western friends by joining
money trust and power trust bosses
to beat Roosevelt and nominate
either Owen D. Young of New York
or Newtfa D. Baker of Ohio, both
satisfactory to the Morgan Bank.
“Roc»evtlt*» friends In the na-
tional convention would turn to
Garner rather than' to Baker or
Yeung. Oarners official record
proves he la willing to let the people
decide whether to retein or repeal
prohibition. Thai Is ell that either
flCMTLEB
control of «
way to solve
dry into the family payroll
Oongreas.
Others, however,
Is the only solution to thip problem.
LET US HELP YOU
j, i
We carry the meet »m»liU im In OsMvul «W \
which to make yoer »rie< tion
better able
b rden of
•tor John
Bepo.. Del., for in-
and stationery as his fel-
Brat. Senators from big
not hopo to escape pay-
/ out of - their private
clerical expenses
BfM
■7 Statinr that
omy must be
His son Paul Is his secretary at
,®oo a year the top salary.) The
nator alse la president of the
ighway Engineering and Conutruc-
yn Company of Cl by rifle, DC
biota has been doing more than
00.000 worth of work a X«ar for
• DUVlct of Columbia govern-
fnt. Last week his Company ob-
.Vi NOTICE
Modern Woodmen Meeting
Tkurtdey night. 8 o’clock.
Priced Right
Beat Quality
Empire furniture Co.
wets or dry* have a right, to
our president
•Hut Oarner can not oal
sentisl northern and eastern
where coined voters hold tl
ance Of power, In November, I
as democrats crntinuc to tx
ored dtlcens out of Texas
crntlc primary elections, l
Maggie and Jiffs Contest.
Check up and initiatory
work. Every member in-
vited.
C A. Hays, V. C
A. D. Murphy, Oarke
j.» / I i ii*
jS^l^fvSJt-pmidrnt
of the company and divide* his time
between serving the public and Ms
democratic party le
b» st calculated to |
four years more of
Dr.. Will Hogg, widely known
evangelist who is preaching Hn the
revival at Central Methodist church,
nrrached Wednesday night on "The
Three Creeses’*. He raid: v’One' died
lq sin. another died far sin and the
other died to sin ' k
A report from u» church says:
"Many souls were saved at the ser-
v’Sen yesterday About two hundred
pspple were present far the morn-
ing service and the large auditori-
um and balcony was filled almost to
capacity'at the Evening service. At
tfie dose of each service many men
aad women sougnt and found God
ds a personal Savior.”
Mr Earl Shreve. who is conduct-
ing the music, sang as his solo at
the Tuesday evening service “The
Old Rugged Cress."
Announcement of the subjects for
Dr. Hogg's sermons Saturday and
Sunday are made as follow*: Sat-
urday 10 a. m.. a special message
fbr the .entire community; Sunday
10 56. “The Old Fashioned Home";
Sunday 3 pi m. What the “ Bible
Says About the Second Coming of
Christ.- Sunday 7:46 “The Cruci-
fixion.- T ,
not teas than regard
Sheet*. requires that
a question of economy
pek a solution along
meal lines. The wel-
juntry Is ftt stake. An
-Vast proportions con-
bring untold comfort* and
conveniences to too.
Whether k*s tor cooking
food or keeping food,
cleaning house or washing
clot hot, or isiatdjsts
illumination far into the
Strawberries—IQc* Bast
Austin Ave., 1512.
Ice and Milk Station.
pcndlture* $1,712,000 per
large saving can be effed
fan emergency measure justified by
fpresent distress of taxpayer* and
state finances, the committee sag-
! 4tft* transfer from the highway de-
partment 90 per cent of the gaso-
1 line taxes and motor license fiea to
the general fund. This would give
1 the general fund $13 joi 549 an-
• nuailv more than It now receives,
| relieving the deficit and enabling
the legislature to retire county and
district road bonds from state funds
; without Increasing tax burdens
The transfer, it la pointed out
further in the report, would wipe
SAME
PRICE
ONOMICAL eleia
. out tHe general fund deficit
I at the same time allow sul
jtlaJ reduction of ad valorem
while leaving the highway d
| ment more than enough i
from the two ‘sources of ga
taxation and license fees to
tain the . present state hij
system and pay departments
erating cost. Including aa
Figure* quoted in the report
maintenance of highway co
he two year period ending A
31, 1931. was *22.48* 426 19.
departmental operating cost
"IE power transmission lines of the
reXas Power & Lighc Company
ig the comforts and conveniences of
Tome end business in . man.
sible to Xn isolated power plar
Transmission line Service
1 ’x I •!
and dependable,
than one source
1 ■ ,i . tT
[ community. It is
of the economies of group management,
together with the greater efficiency and
skill possible in an organization Hth a
diversified scope of activity,
i • L. IT ] j :.J -
The Texas Power & Light Comp ny
i* the pioneer producer of transmission
line electric service in Teias.
is flexible
making possible more
of power supply jto a
economical, partaking
electric service to Texas
towns and villages.
Wherever you g
this molt that is
always the same
•< - 1 w
you find
lousehold task
better and more
From the time
Kellogg’s whole wheat Bis-
cuits Pronounced Very-
Rich In Food Value
Otoe of the reasons for the popu-
larity of the new Kt!logic's whole
WHEAT Biscuits is the food value
of this tasty ready-to-eat cereal.
The improved Kellogg’s biscuit is
modem
**T WEIGHT
h brown on both top and
not just one side. This
vs. Also, “preisre-cook-
“double toasting” make
"T.exons! Let's TeXas
1 • ■ M -• f ,
BAK 1 N C
PO WD E R
COO C/P
acting
OUNCE
M'lllONSOf POUNDS USED
&r OUR GOVERNMENT
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 174, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1932, newspaper, May 6, 1932; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1045456/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.