The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1935 Page: 2 of 4
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i that discord, brought about by
contest for speakership of the
i ol representatives, would wreck James
IndTi program are quieting. Some
were of the opinion that Mredji partfeipa-
tton during the race in behalf of R. W. Cal-
vert would endanger his administration, and
of much of the legislation he
insor.
;4tw . of "Fergusonism" in connection
with the newly elected speaker, Coke | Stev-
enson, has been discounted and leaders of
both sides expect the animosity to die com-
pletely out before the legislature gets into
the thick of things. Allred and others of the
defeated side have indicated that they wish
to "Bury the Hatchet" and get down 10 busi-
ness. The attiude is commendable in view
—o£strife of other years.
A proposed Senate resolution to compel
members of the legislature to expose the
rMeans of their incomes has brought a storm
of protest. "Hiose opposed say that the resol-
hiti« ri should include all other state otlicials
ftd not just the legislature. Senator Raw-
ng said that the proposed plan "was an
nuendo that we are paid to pass or defeat
islaiien, and certainly no fair nv.ided per-
il by the same logic would object to jroing
e Wh*,le rcute, to learn who provided money
nd why, jg>r the radio hook-upa in la3t sig-
ner's campaign, and for the recent speak-
ership jontrst. If we are gouv.c id for this
sort of thing then there should be an all
around „ ;ng, and there aro some outside
the 'egisia' are who wouldn \ want it."
We don't doubt that Mr. Rawlings U right.
If it goea that far the resolution vvill probably
be defeated.
• • • • •
HUEY LONG'S ULTIMATUM
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana, says that
the only way to keep him from being Presi-
dent is for Congress to adopt his "share the
Wealth" program. He thinks that nothing
but death can keep him from the President's
cbaur If he wants to be. Well, anyway he isn't
tacking in self-confidence!
Huey says that in his program, "There will
be no poverty or poor people but the lowest
one will be allowed to fall, will be a fair stand-
of living. Youth will begin life with a
ntee of education and opportunity,
approaching old age will do so in full
flower of secured income and living. None
will be too rich, none too big, none too small,
at the least and the most, every man will
Mr. Long allows as how he can set up the
machinery and have the whole program
working in six weeks. Still another good
d that he is not lacking in self-confidence.
I remains to be seen, but the fact remains
many haye their doubts about Mr tang's
and efficiency.
• • • • •
Senator W. R. Poage of Waco has intro-
a bill to require the licensing of all
in the hope reducing automobile
_ita. The bill would help rid the high-
of unfit, drunken, reckless and negli-
motorists.
bill proposes to prohibit any child un-
to age of 14 from driving a car. It
provide for mpension of licenses of
' Is convicted of negligent homicide,
while drank, or some other felony.
i a license fee nor would
its to be examined by a
lion that this would be
states have found it sue-
something should be
fa*
Get AMki today; by
iwel tha wonderful affect of this Car-
man Doctor's remedy.—STAR DRUG
STORE
THE STATiC OF 1UXV>
To the Sheriff or any Constable m
Stonewall County-Greet.r*
You Are Hereby Commanded to
summon Myrtle Franks who.* resi
tlence in unknown, hy mmktaf publi-
cation of this Citation oiwt in <<:t, !<
week for four consecutive weeks pre-
vious to the return day hereof, in
some newspaper published in your
County, if there lie a newspaper pub-
lished therein, but if not, then in the
nearest County where a newspaper is
published, to appear at the ncx;
regular term of the District Court of
Stonewall County, to be holden nt
the Court House thereof, in Aspei
mont, on the third Holiday in Feb-
ruary A. D. li>86, the same being the
18th day of February A. D. I93t>,
then and there to answer a petition
filed in said Court on the 8th day of
January A. D. 1M5, in a suit num-
bered on tha docket of said Court No.
1982, wherein Ed Franks ia Plaintiff,
and Myrtle Franks is Defendant, and
a brief statement of plaintiff H cause
of action, being as follows:
That Plaintiff is and has been, for
more than twelve months next pro-
ceeding the filing and exhibiting his
petition herein, a bona fide inhabitant
of the state of Texas, and has resided
in Stonewall County, where this
suit is filed, for more than six month.*
next praceeding the filing of this
suit, and that defendents, residence
it; unknown.
That plaintiff and defendant were
legally married in Fails County, Tex-
as on or about the 16th day of August
HM2, and lived together us husband
and wife until on or about December
1st 1934, when, by reason of the
cruel and harsh treatment and out
rages of defendant toward plaintiff,
plaintiff abandoned defendant with
intention of not living with her again
as his wife; that such cruel, harch
anil outrageous treatment wa of
such a nature as to render the living
together of plaintiff and defendant
insupportable
That on or about said December 1st
1 34, without consent, acquiesence, or
condoning of plaintiff, defendant left
the home of plaintiff anl defendant
in Stonewall County, 'lexac in '-hi'
Company of one Irving Loggins, with
the intention of living with him, and
at said time drew checks on plain-
tiff's Bank account and cashed same,
to plaintiffs worry and humiliation,
and the whereabouts of defendant
and said Loggins is to plaintiff un-
known.
That the aforesaid conduct of de-
dendant has caused plaintiff much
worry, loss of sleep, and injury t>>
hig health.
That to plaintiff and defendant
were born the following children:1
Cleo, girl 15 years of age: Cornell,
boy 13 years of age; Ed. Jr., boy it
years of age; Wesley, boy U years of
age; Mary Kvylin, girl v years of
age; Myrtle Dixie, girl 4 years of
age; that plaintiff has said children.'
is u proper person for their care a i<l
custody, and can maintain them, and
that defendant is not a proper per-
son for their care and custody, and '
cannot maintain them.
Wherefore, plaintiff prays for
citation t« issue 'or defendant und j
upon branny hereof he )>e given'
divorce from defendant; that he have
the care nnd custody of said children; j
that he have judgement for costs and '
for l iteral and specie! raliaf 1b law
ami equity.
Herein Kail N'ot but have before
said Court, at its next regular term,
thi,« writ wiih your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the
same.
Given uniter my hand and seal of
•aid (Jourt, at office in Asperr.tont,
Texas, on this 8th day of January A.
D. 1936.
K. M. I^iwrenee, Clerk, District
Court Stonewall County, Texas
Our Laundry Truck
is in Aspermont
every Tuesday and
Thursday.
Leave your bundle
at Whitaker's Bar-
ber Shop or leave
word for us and we
wiU call for it
The Best of Work
a ■ a i
AMI a^nWU
trade territory to eanpaigt for a
larger consumption of Aspermont
Bread and thus provide mora health
for our eonimnnttyl
Look At
one of our Dinners
You'll be coming back
t 1
A grand now dish fhot
satisAoi. You'll find full
diroctions in tomorrow'a-
ASPERMONT BREAD
Fresh Hostaaa Cakes week-ends.
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Come and see our new Spring House |
Dresses—Smart Styles at a cheap price—
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K'amford, Texas — Ffcane 573
TOOLS, UVE^TOiK AMD OIL
ROYALTIES A ICE P T R D AS
TRADE-IN. TERMS OFPBRED @
6% INTEREST.
"5 (Jarl«3«fe Uticondi tinned Hor-6.
Drswa Farm Macliiaery.**
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We have our new Spring Shoes. We have
some snappy numbers in Whites and White
& Brown. Also school oxfords for the child-!
ren. Priced right.
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tt/tigctuajgi As so sddi-
cfon to your home it will
pravidc sale icfrigevs-
dou for you Rt sO timet
—and wiU eliminate the
expense and inconven-
ience of using old-fash-
ofrefrig-
A Frigidaire as a mat-
Mr of economy will save
moniy for you day after
day, month after month,
and yesr after year. Ex-!
perience proves that it
will soon save enough to pay for itself in your home.
operation of the Frigidaire is only one of the
lo be derived from owning a Frigidaire. The con-
i of the Frigidaife will give you enjoyment every day of tl
year. You will be able to prepare dessera, salads, iced drinks sod
always have a supply of ice cubes icsdy for use.
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Formby, Marshall, Jr. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1935, newspaper, January 17, 1935; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126878/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.