Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 248, Ed. 1 Friday, August 1, 1930 Page: 10 of 14
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Science >|
Long Ago
Banished
Guesswork
^^CIENCE, more than 30 years ago,
O took guesswork out of Swift's
Premium Hams and Bacon.
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All the jealous care a young
mother lavishes on her baby is given
by science to these famous Swift meats.
So much sugar—so much salt—
just so long in the big smoke houses.
And so a million families—three-
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and-a-half million people—a day find
Swift's Premium indispensable parts
of the family menus.*" * : r—' J j
■broiled—boiled
it’s good.
You’ll like it too
baked and fried-
Swift & Company
twill’s Premium BmmHi
AAGEJFOUR
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8. C.. Aug. 1 —iJP)—
B. McKnight, former boot-
and one time fed-
agent, was in the
; tlon. 8enator Dennis was
Moncks Comer.
| McKnight, picturesque
of the Hell Hose swamp ares of
| Berkeley, branded Thondey's con-
fession a “lie." He Joined three oth •
lers in the penitentiary who were
also implicated in the confession.
| Thomley. in his statement, said
i his brother. Curtiss Thomley, had
| told him McKnight wanted him to
I do the shooting.
Curtiss Thomley. Fred Artis, and
j Clarence Woodward, a former Ker-
I keley deputy sheriff, are all in pris-
JJlTong War Breaks ||
Out in Gotham;. '■
I Dead, 1 Wounded
BRQWNWOOD BULLETIN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1,1930.
back” to get hlmj**out
fcKnight also told him
McKnight promised him. Thom- •
ley said, that he would “sell the
J1?en' a couple of hundred thousand dol
instigator of the assasslna- j Urs/- and that he WOyld
(Thomley) was "crazy”
McKnight turned prohibition ag-
ent after his brother and two ^oth-
er men were slain in a liquor feud
in 1920. He recently was firmed upon
NEW YORK,
lice reserves
,y after
and
on
ar. Seven
The first shooting occurred last
!ght when Nap Ling was killed at
le door of a Mott street laundry
i the heart of Chihatown.
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Chinatown
of one Chi-
ef another sig-
t break of a new Tong
m Chinese were in Jail.
Drops Love Suits I Schwab’s Salary Is
Against Thaw I $| 50,000 Year, Gets
No Bonus, Is Stated
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sought by more than
constables since Thomley
he tu hlreo to short
a week ago today, was ar-
in a Charleston hospital yjrs-
the affidavit of
that he was In no
to be
John O. Richards
bought here.
rpcent
h and
Thomley. 35-
tvtwran. repeatc
oath to a
from ambush
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Senator Dennis, a member of the
Governor General Assembly for 20 years, was
ordered hir.i political boss of Berkeley '
He had waged war against Uqucr
interests and the HeB Hole
element for many years.
34-year-old world war
repeated his confession un-
corooer’a Jury here _ ___
** night. He again named Me- YOUTH KILLED.
Knight as the man who had in-1 McKINNEY. Tex.. Aug. 1—<UP»
u* luiootiag. Waiter Roberts. Jr, 23. was ktll-
. .“eafln* Thomley’* teari- 'ed instantly Wednesday when struck
many, the inquest .was adjourned. , by an automobile six miles east cf
to be resumed at Mondu Comer, Frisco.
wupfP the call of Solicitor A. J. Hy-
dride, in charge of the tnmtlga-
TJtAOl SCHOOL OP THf SOUTH
We prepare nwn nnd women for
employment In the printing indus-
try. which is otw or the fastest-
growing industriw in the country.
Our graduate* eftx-n ervrfn from f 100
P«r month on their first job.
we ilio teach bridU-^ing, plaster-
•ns. eter^rlcal wort: and other me-
tftd-t, More money and
>iovmetu cornea to thoae
— —— how to do rnc job well,
fw Infort nation, write Southwest
Vocational School, Chamber of.
Commerce Building. DaLUs, Texas.
RADIO IN HUNGARY
, Radio fans in Budapest. Hungary
pay quite a bit for their program*.
The tax there on sets runs pbou;
44 cents a month, which goes to-
ward maintaining the country*
radio stations. 7
Police were on their way to the
scene cf that attack ihen 8oo Bock
Ling was shot ten times at a bazaar
a few doors aw*y. [
Tlie shooting, police said, follow-
ed circulation of a report In Chlna-
wn that 8am Wong, an On Leong
member, had been indie'ed for the
severely wound- (murder of Hung Wah Hong; presi-
dent of he Tong On who was shot
and killed while watching a per-
formance in a Chinese theatre on
July 9.
His death was traced by police to
activity in attempting to obtain the
conviction of gn On Leong Tong
member who w»s arrested for stab-
bing a Tong adherent
Jork Tuck was 'in Jail today
charged with homicide in the kill-
ing of Nap Ling. Ldv Hong and
Sing Say were held for the shooting
of 8go Bock Ling. I
Brooklyn police arrestee; Tour
Chinese on chaig>* of violating the
anti-gun law when they found them
carrying three pistol* and seven
bomb*. The officers said the pris-
oner* were members of the Leong
'Tong. I r
YOUNGTOWN. O.. Aug. l—iJP'i
—Charles M. 8chwab received a
straight salary of $150.00^ a year as
chairman of the board of the Beth-
lehem Steel Corporation and does
not participate in the bonus system,
it was revealed today In the suit to
enjoin merger of the Youngstown
Sheet Tube Company with the
Bethlehem Corporation.
Defense attorneys also brought out
testimony to refute an implication
that the Youngstown steel firm de-
pressed its 1929 earning* and assets.
Information on Schwab’* salary
wa' funiihed by defense attorney*
and introduced by attorneys fo^ the
Cyrus 8. Eaton interests, who are
attempting to block the merger ou
the ground it is unfair to Youngs-
town Company stockholders.
The Bethlehem attorneys also
tarnished a complete schedule of
inlartes and bonuses paid to all the
official* who participated In the di-
vision of a $3,425,306 total in 1929.
which represented 6.54 per cent of
the earning*, less fixed charge* and
an amount equal to the annual pre-
ferred dividend, but before deprecia-
tion.
The aalary and bonus of President
Reeves Sheriff
Says Slayer of
Woman Is Known
\/pi
lay
BIG SPRINO. Tex . Aug. 1_<
—The Big Spring Herald tod
quoted Sheriff E. B. KLser of
Reeves cou»ty as saying that black-
mail caused the kiUing 0f Mrs.
Jeanette Loyd near Toyah and thai1
the name of her slayer was known J'
Mrs. Loyd’s badly battered body*
was found on tha Bankhead high-
way, west of Toyah, Sunday,
number of letters were strewn al
the highway and the contents ol
these missives, kept secret for t!
most part by District Attorney Roy
I. Biggs, led to abandonment of th*
theory that the woman had been
killed by a hit and run driver.
8:gns of a struggle were found
near the body. Mrs. Loyd was
beaten over the head with both
sharp and blunt instrument apn*ri. *
ently. A bloodstained bottle
nearby.
Officers learned from the let
that the woman was engaged in
0 year old son.
Midland.
man who kUled her
the sheriff wi
cf/klXwAo
wears a
that the woman wm
search for a 10 year *
father lives in Midi*
“We know the man
if we can find 1 him,"
quoted as saying.
whose
PLAN CHANGES
NDON. Aug. 1 T U
Daily Herald says that women del
VIRGIN
is the first to own fits |
beautiful gam. UateatF
•6 by post association
free from ill repvto, V
gin Diamonds come
you right from Mothor'
Earth, worthy of tho
sweet memories, your
DIAMOND
to
memories, that they will
bring to mind through tRe
years. Genuine VIRGIN
Diamonds, ot standard
prices,backed by a Certif-
icate of Title and d Guar-
antee of Quality, may
bo secured only through
BOSTON. I Afig. 1 —</P>— Death
from hatchet and bullet wound*
came last night to leong Toon, 30.
unemployed restaura|it worker, out-
side his door in a dark place In
Chinatown. He was a member of
the Leong Tong., mi body was
feund by the police; “flying squad
ron" sent Into the! district after
word was received of! a Chinese kill
tag in New
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Piagly Wiggly prices for Friday and
Sol
lurdav. T
are good at all 3 Brownwood Piggly 1
CIIARD 25 Lb. Sack Pure Cam
dUUrilt Per Sack
Viif,
V -A.
fly Stores.
f
r.
11.38
tOMPOUNI “i‘s&eZ
eWl
kite
31.00
FLOUR,48lb. *£^7%
Better
ler tack
31.30
MEAL, 24 lb. sack corn meal, per si
ack
...i
KELLOGG CORN FLAKES, large sis
e, j
lockage .
10c
OAT MEAL, large package, China Oats
25c
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MATCHES,‘6 boxes in carton, per o
arte
n......
...15c
Eugene Q Orace and the bonuses „
paid to six vice presidents were re- J*^3 *,om ev*T>r Moslem couni
u-al.-d last week when Grace wa* on £*vc concluded a congress at
the stand. Orace received 33.319 per Damascus which represents the flrdt 1
cent of the net earnings. Schwab.i concerted move by women of the i
jit was brourht out. d. leonine* the rmic faith to escape it* restriq-
Hope Wall, above, m«- ■bare of each Individual. The com-
aertesm, withdrew hi, Picte 1929 schedule follow*: 1 The corespondent says the worr-
b reach of marriage .alt P Bom*. Salary. I*? adopted a resolutto>i caUmg f^r .
Angrle*- again t Harrr Eugene Q Omce IL62M&3 112 000 sbolitlon of the veil; for pevmltt
Authorizti Virgin Diomond D#oltre
M. 0. Qmrry, Jeweler
. ■ 4H E. Broadway |
VIRGIN DIAMONDS
K Thaw. New York millionaire and H. E. Lewi* ...... 373.664
'layer of Stanford White, when a C. A. Buck....... 378 *C4
settlement was made out of roart. E. A. Shirk . 216.729
She charged Thaw asked her to N. E. McMath . 134.538
marry him in 1923 after a three day J- M. Cross----i.[. 110.0T7
rourtshih. IJ. H. Ward . 64J05
C R. Holton ...... 40O23
J. j M. Larkin ..... 36.092
A. Johnston ...... 24 462
,W. J. Brown ..... 19445
J.>P. Bender ....., 18445
W. M. Tobias ____ 042$
Sartin And Guinn
Williams In Run-off
In Wichita District
10.000 brides and bridegrooms to see
10l000iOther before marriage; for maklr
(, 000 divorce passible to women equal!
f 000 wlth men: -tor making 18 years ill
6.000 hY*! minimum age for mi
3.000 and for compulsory education
10.000 children of both sexes.
10.000
10.0(K
IJM'
’ 7.5<y
6.001
List Yomr Wants in Onr Want Ad
PORT CELEBRATION
A PALL8. Tex..' Aug. 1 HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1—(/Pi-
run-off election between Sometime in September the peo*
Sartin of Wichita Palls with pie of Houston will celebrate the
) Guinn I Williams for nomination to tenth jj£ar of the Houston port'
• Congress from the 13th congressional opei»timi and will fellclate cacl
I cLstrici seemed assured today when other on 1U growth.
! complete returns from Montague in the 10 years, it was announced
j county were reported. during the meeting where tentativ'
, tor the districts were: plans for the celebration were form
; Williams 15.348. Sartin 11.468, (.<j, jihe port has become the great
. McFarlane 11.000 ai.d Smith 4.193.
History . Depicted
in School Exhibits
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isoala;
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;wm
'the
tonla
termsj
i Mrs. Elkn
ANTONIO. Tex . July 31-
enty-five miniature exhtb-
the life, environment
euMoms and clothing of tb«
people of the last centurv
new feature of work of.
■mentary schools in San An- j
during the j coming winUv
Schulze Quiliin. di-
est shipping centers in the country
Col. B- C. Alim, director, sail
export business during the firs
half of 1930 showed an Increase o.
305 per cent over the exports fo
the same period of last year.
SEEK REALTOR LAW
HOUSTON, Aug. 1(4*)—Aiming at
the passing of a state estate licene
law In 1931, Texas realtors already
are moving in that direction
A bill to be drafted by executives
of the Texas Association of Real
Estate Boards wiU be introduced
by Rep. R. Emmett Morse of Hsr-
rtetoh of the Witte Memorial mu- |X COunty if he is returned to the
' geum. brought new idea* along this !
I line back from a recent trip to l “r- j ___
;New York TWENTY YEAR LKAhE
I Each exhibit will be put in a j --
'■Bail box. which will Join the! HOUSTON. Tex, Aug. 1—iAh—
| (raveling school display that is sent A 20-year lea*e on Main Street
, from I school to school . I BRlllagt of the old Bender hotel
--- blRt. luu been made to the Forum
Mifiru rhi I inr i Cafeterias of America. Inc., for a
i Min UILUDC L Umildofation of $1.045 000 It was
OIBRALTAR. Aug. l-oPj-The ^iji, JJrta
^ ra rler1 Nerbifdl* and'Pt hr° Hi^Tnlsh d'grnlzation will obUln the north
sgi M » m ofBtndcr
toffee
a drfi.se fog 100 mtlrs east of Oib-
raltari
Wireless report from the Nertoud-
3 lb . Can
While Swmn
n'TcSf’SI.M
AGED MINISTER I)IKK
! HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1—i/D—
T7v Her. w. A Moers of Brrnham.
da sfiid she mighi be able to keep who came to this country 63 years
afloat while the Lrga/p| *aM her ago to be£in carving out hi* niin-
engldes were out of commission. *4 Uteris 1 career, died suddenly th*
Savage steamer* rushed from other day at Orund, province of
Tkoflipson NALTEI MILK 10 ot can _J_j_ 42c
P
Gibraltar to the disabled vessel*.
ADVENTIST TOMCS
6AN ANTONIO, Tex.. Aug 1-riJ
—Prohibition and temperance. Si
{laws and the calendar refonj
Hanover. Germany, the place of
hii birth. He liad gone bark on
June 10 lor a visit to his homeland.
He was weU known in Southern
Methodism.
DIPHTHERIA” CERTIFIC ATE8
principal Issue* on the pi
of the South Texas confer
PREMNI
Hams, whole or cat one time ... 27c
1 Ih. Box sliced bacon
ne time ...
, per box ..
39c
WEINERS^snuM^erjto^^ J... 20c
Stod Bmkfa ^ Qfc, | American
Longhorn! Lb.
Produce De
CDIIflC r_j_ w_
10 Pound* Krw \
Nice, Clean Stock,
Y * -
Frait, each 10c;
Peas, to
afford to pay.
aes 14e
line that thg market
ly and arfrkl the nwh.
STORE NO.
V jj 401 Fi»k
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STORE NO.
1002 Auatin
KERRVILLE. Tex.. Aug. 1—i
o.uimth i Flrst *rode PUP*LS entering the
. itacirAuirlTr “jjsrpsrcmsss
Antonio tho first Uv-rU lmnfuitU«tlon. th. .uthor-i
111 *"* conference is a ton j tip* have decided. Formerly only
day [session and has an attenda:* c!snmiipox vaccination had been re-
of ab^ut 500 adventists. F. L. PerT r. qulCfd, A county-wide campaign
Soudi American missionary. hea< U against diptheria was made last
the (conference as president. 'spring.
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 248, Ed. 1 Friday, August 1, 1930, newspaper, August 1, 1930; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1093861/m1/10/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.