Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 254, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 7, 1927 Page: 3 of 8
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TYPEWRITERS
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BE SURE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT GOLF TOGS
attractive
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NOTICE
YARBROUGH BROS.
Exide Service Station
229 W. Hickory
Phone 1201
that
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY'
Good Spirits
88
Hancock Machine Works
much better
TIRE SERVICE
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feel
by using
Dry Cleaning.
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<)ne 6 1 Cadillac Coupe
One 1921 Buick Touring
One 1926 Ford Roadster
Elliott *hi in Defitou
parents, Mr and Mrs.
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RECTOR & KERLEY
PAY CASH AND BUY TIRES CHEAP.
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MARKET and GROCERY
Golf Knickers of Palm Reach and Linens,
stripe and check patterns.
$4.50 TO $6.50
I brands of Goll Ralls.
50c to $1,00
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coin.
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severely
•proarh-l
Canada claims to have the larg-
es' trading balance per head of any
country in the world _
gWfmebride
f Ted I
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selection of Jewelry and
very moderately priced.
the
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Smith-Hamilton Motor Co.
118 South Locust. Phone 268
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where I
Morrel-Fritz Furniture
West Side Square.
call
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to Continue
Mr and Mrs
In Gainesville
Producers, Refiners and Marketers
ef A/gA Kra/fr prlrnlrum products in Arkanw.
Colomiio, Idaho, Kansai, Missouri, Afevlnsc,
Nebraska. New Mrvc". ItklaJioma, Oregon. 5 '<
Dakota, Trxa', Utah, II a'hinfton and B'v<'<">>'C
Las been abandoned to its ghosts.
The last scene in thousands of
tragedies; the old building has gone
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O' -M; .. and daughter,
MBrjorte and sen. Wffltam. are the
gtiesta of Mr. and Mrs. John B
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and Rickard claims exclu-
rights to Paulino's services
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declares!
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ARE YOU PROPERLY INSURED?
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B. H. DEAVENTORT & CO.
Phone 423. ’ ‘ , Frank-K***!, Mgr.-
’ HISTORIC ST. LOUIS MORGUE ABANDONED
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Phone 1200
We maintain a delivery service for your convenience,
and will gladly send for your clothes to be (-leaned, pressed
( r dyed, anywhere, any time. Try us ad be satisfied foi
all time to come.
Armstrong’s Cleaning and Dyeing.
low price.
Size 81x105, at $2.98
a Week.
Also Golf I lose
Golf Shirts
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H. F. (Herb) HANCOCK
Phone 806 1 345 East Hickory^
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Dr. Dover, the man for whom Do- ,
ver's powders were named, was the k
finder of Alexander Selkirk on his;
lonely isle
for tiny in and day out
Quality Groceries at a
very reasonable price.
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I wish to announce to my friends and customers that I
have purchased the interest of led Lewis in the fed
Lewis & Co. Machine Works, and the business hereafter
will be known as
W
hemp.*
In those early days the morgue
might have been Impressive. Now
I it is a grimy little building, crouch-
ed in the shadow of surrounding
i skyscrapers. It looks Its part as a
■ catch-all for human debris
Even the glamor of violence has
taken from it. In recent
tears Its patrons were largely the
victims of traffic accidents Occa-
nonaUy the body of a slain gang-
ster enlivened its routine
But tor Cal, an aged negro em-
ploye. there was none to regret the
abandonment ot the morgue this |
spring He alone seemed to enjoy
the passing show in which death
Sold, rented anti repaired by . \
Denton Typewriter Exchange -----------/y /
Your Buhines* Appreciated. 1 /
East Side Square. ■ v 1 _ •
Dennsylvama
1 Oils
y. v”’ ' '
N’Uisc and niece
were in Aubrey
Mrj. E. W. Priddy and daughter. 1 .
.Splendid values in Sport Oxl
$5.00
1 'O BE sure Conoco Amalie is 100% pure
X Pennsylvania Oil. But it's even more
than that. It is made from premium Pennsyl-
vania Crude—from the famous Franklin
Field. It is the cream of Pennsylvania Oils.
That’s why it has the endorsement of 207
designers of automotive equipment. They
know that it will stand up and fight friction
under all operating conditions. It lubricates
thoroughly and completely. It’s economical
because you have to change it less fre-
quently.
No wonder Conoco Amalie is the recog-
nized choice of lubricating experts. Try it.
There’s a grade for your motor.
You can get it at the Conoco sign.
ol :m
conn ruci lor
tually all public buildings
replaced.
and daughters Dorotiiy and Iz.ui
were in Denison.
Mr. and Mrs. Auburn O’crall of |
Dallas spent the week-end with her
parents, M~. and Mr*- S D Fou->t
VANNOY JEWELRY CO.
West Side
from Waco, where she graduated
fmm Baylor University.
Henry’ Smith has returned to his
home In Denison after visiting his
parents, Mr and Mrs W B Smith
' Miss Bennie Dye has returned to
tier home hi Bowie after staying
with her aunt. Mrs S W
and attending T C
Misses Maude and
have returned from Dalia.-,
they taught
Mrs
Florene and son. Bobbie Jr
s.
never before been able to offer at such a
Ge Vt sosNi iwas Mws.mc y s
"t* vomi
>^Lz4l oiG^
thousand ot them ;♦
h tve
Thi r»* aii
nouada.’, . wiUi auto-
A taMUM'MKjJtPM*-
tlnue Boy Scout work in Denton
until Sept. T Will get under wjjy
pere early Wedtiesdtiy, aac6rdlng to
W. 8. Miller^ president of tile Don-
ton local council. Miller said that
no drive had been put on in Den-
' ’.—1 a year and that
„ ----- Scout work hero it
would be necessary to raise the fund [
Reese of Donald 1|
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. J E. Bparger.
Mr and Mrs. Palmer Bonds and
sons, R, L and Bobbie. Mr and
Mrs. Jim Elliott and Teke Bonds
of Gainesville were the guests of
I Mr. and Mrs John B. Ratchford.
Floyd Jones has returned from
Denton, where he has been visiting
re latlves
Mrs. Jim Elliott. Mrs. W. P,
Ratchford and Miss Dora Clifford
were here Saturday.
I Mrs. Raymond O Brien has re-
| turned to her home in Celina after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stell Rag-
I land and Mr. and Mrs. Pole Baxter,
Miss Nathan Erwin has returned
w*8‘always the star the show t
robbed of its old backdrop.
''I've seen a lot of em since i
Caine here.' luinmuted Cal when
the morgue moved to temporary
quartcis in the city liospiuil. -Jin
least
one a day at
we averaged
lot
month for
W. I.aii
filler said he hoped that the
tire sum could be raised Wednes- I
day.
The committee follows: L H
Schweer and Will On, south skit ’
of square; W1U Williams and R. M,
Barna, east side of square; W A.
Taliaferro and R M Mitchell, north
side of equare; Grover Campbell
and Floyd Brooks, west side ol
square; Pud Westcourt and R J
Garner, College of Industrial Arts
J. E. Burk .and Harold Brenholtz. |
Teachers College
18-Ywi-OM Girl Evangelist J
In Meeting at Shaver Tent
Miss Irene Street la-year-old girl
evangelist, with a company of mu-
sicians from Oklahoma City, will
begin a series of meetings for the
Full Gospel Church under the tent
now located at 600 South Locust
Street, next Sunday, it is announc-
ed by Rev. P. W Shaver
Seven persons made confession oil
faith during the meetings of the
week-end, and 18 candidates were
baptized in the river baptizin ’ Sun- (
day afternoon. The revival con- |
ducted by Shaver—will continue
thru this week, with services each
evening at 8 o'clock, he said. i
dun yower above itaaf of theh
7f this movement takes definite | nlury 8t LouU’ hoU8C of d' at“'
rhabe. it will be backed by rest
dent commissioners and delegates j
of st least tbree “colonleB'’—1
Porto Rico, Alaska and Hawaii. It [ the inevitable way of the victims it
might also be Joined l>y the two housed. It will be razed to make
| way tor a new oouooo municipal
ervice building
The morgue started its gruesome
1 cio eel in June. 1875. es one ot a
group of public buildings, housing
ceurts and a Jail St Louis was
II.in a hardy river town where Jus-
tice was rapid
One room in the morgue houseci
' gallows, an efficient arrangement.
The scaffold has long since been
' removed but many ot the morgues
| ( Idest ghosts bear the marks of
A nice Rayon Bedspread that we have
fllk"
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Minister, educators and leader*
in civic organizations iiave praiseti
•'Damaged Goods," MrMM^S
play which in screen -Version is
diowing at the Dn>amlan< *!*■■•*
today and. tomorrow, as ** expose
of social dangers.
Among authorities on civic wel-
lare work who have endorsed the
play is J.’Ns. J. D Taylor of the lx>s
Angeles Federation of Parent-
' I > aclier Associations, who MM: "I*
i my belief tiiat everyone ought to
ut| I ■" ■ J “■* **“
i coming when such plays wiH to •
<!< IllH-rately fostered for their pro-
tective value."
There will be a special Show for
only at matinee, and men
night
you
when you don a freshly
cleaned garment?
A good selection
choose from.
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Filipino resident commissioners,
who realise that Independence tor
thorn is not an Imminent possi-
bility
Felix Davila, Porto Rican com
inissioner and principal proponent
of such an amendment, holds it
necessary to break Into the con
stltutfon so that this new type of
government, whatever it might be
called, would be of a permanent
nature and not subject to altera- J
lion at will by future congresses
Divergencies of race, aspira-
tions and qualifications, however,
seem likely to defeat thia consti-
tutional amendment plan. A bet-
ter chance is seen for Carmi
Thompson's proposal of a bureau
of Insular affairs, which would be
responsible only to the president i
. tsent time, Porto Rico .
and the Philippines are under '
Jurisdiction of the War Depart- 1
meat. Hawaii and,. Alaska under I
the Interior Department. *nd the
Virgin Islands, Guam and Samoa
under iho Department oL the
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BY BODNF.Y DUTCHER I
NKA Service Writer •
\V/ASHLNGTON—What are f*
” going to do with onr coloales?
This question Is not causing
trtnny of tis in this country to lie
awake nights, but it is one of trer
mendous interest to the more
than 13.000.000 persons outside
the United States over whom we
have placed the American flag.
The Philippines, Alaska. Porto
Rico. Samoa and the Virgin
Islands all want a different fprns
ot government. Especially do they
want to elect their own governors,
although their aspirations rang*
from the Filipino's desire for com-
plete independence to the Alas-
kan's ambition to be a citizen of
a recognized, sovereign state ot
the federal union
None of them is inactive
pressing claims for attention.
Seek Uniform Government
A movement is now under way
to ask the Seventieth congress for
a constitutional amendment which
would accord the several territo-
ries and possessions a uniform | At the present time. Porto Rico
type of government which, while)
it would not immediately grant
stntehood to any of them would
remove them from their present
condition ot political inferiority
under which they are governed
by presidential appointees, wjth
Ratchford
Vajbume
here.
Percy Sitzes of Cisco spent th*
week-end with friimds.
Roy Upchurch of Dallas spent
the week-end with hiA parents. Mr.
and Mrs W. A. Upchurch
Dr. and Mrs. Painter of Corpus
Christi and Mr and Mrs. H. H.
Barnum left last week for Missou-
ri, where they will visit three wet ka.
Mr and Mrs D J Mitchell lelt
Tuesday for Marlin. where they
Will spend i>art of their vacation. ,
Brooks was in Fort
better than Ute usual waiver price.
NEW YORK. -Tex Rickard will
bring court action to try to pre-
’ vent Paulino from boxing Harry
i Wills at the Polo Grounds on
! June 20 The meet is scheduled by
| Rickard s rival promoter. Humbert
I Fugazv
sive
WASHINGTON UtUitv out-
fielder Nl<k Cullop of the Wash-
I ington Senators has been sold to
I the Cleveland Indians for a llttl^
and ,
Mrs. J C. Barrentme have return-
ed to their iipnie in Madill. Ok
after visiting her parents. Mr and
Mrs Manon Price.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Wilson and
sons were in Decatur to visit her
parents Mr and Mrs J T Elder
Mrs. A. M Itagland has returned
fiom Gainesville after visiting her | until November
brother
Clarence Irick of Dallas spen* the
week-end witLi his parents. Mr and
Mrs. T. C. Irick
Claude Ballew left Sunday lor
Carrollton, where ho will be em-
ployed in hU grandfather's store
Will Rinev wore I
Mr and Mrs. John B Ratchford . The uncertainty of what to
give the bride is removed by
lour selection of Jewelry and
We have -uii i- shot i < undies for flies, ants, mos-
Kvfr v';;
I'-'" ( .
at once.
Gainesville already lias ratied th. j
of the fund for mainte- |
fiance of the first class Scout coun- I
ell composed of Denton and Cooke
Counties
Committee itas been appointed to
lake subscriptions in the downtown
district and at the two colleges and I
Miller said he hoped that the en- I
fLM‘ t'?’ 1
HT. tdlHfl. Mo., June 7 -Th*
' Id morgue, for mote than a half
tlLOT
ftpeeiai to ReeoMf-ChreaMe,
b PILOT POINT, June 7.—Curtiz
MMteller haa gone to Austin where
he will attend the University this
ipnmer. He graduated this spying
V irom Pilot Point High school.
Miss Maude Mitchell left Friday
for her home in
after staying with her aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs D J. Mitchell
and attending Higfi School here.
Raymond Fraley
from Denton where he attended the
Teachers College.
Miss Kathleen Clark
Denton Bunday.
Mr and Mts. W R Pollard and
sons of Greenville spent the week-
end with his parents. Mr and Mrs
R. J. Pollard
William Dryden Jr. of Dallas is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Ben
Autrey.
George Moffitt of Dallas spent the
week-end with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. G. B Moffitt.
m Miss 'Eva Garrison has returned
from Dallas where site taught.
Mrs. D S. Scott was here from
McKinney
Mr and Mrs. John Elhotl Jr , of |
Dallas spent the week-end with his
parents. Mr and Mrs John Elliott
Mr and Mrs John Elliott left with
them for Houston and other South
Texas points.
k Miss Edna Mac Harris has re-
ft turned from Fort Worth, where she
| taught.
I Mbs Mary Norrod has returned j
from Dallas, where she taught.
John Tschoepe has gone to Win-
terr. where he has a position
txiwel) Dunn and John Tillerson
were here from Tioga
Joe Burger of West Texas l.s Vi*-
I Ring friends here
"We trc<l
first, but
mere than rtirec
more accKlcnt
mobiles so coinmon
"Tin- bigrt-'.i
war June. I'J.'-I
month, mosilv I'.ini'su-rs
end up here iLuolj mn-
more than 24 ve.r.-, old either"
The new municipal tervlce build
ing is pan ol an extinsive pi-ignuit
of com-11uciinn ..tinted here V.r-
1 Lake this opportunity to thank our many friends and
customers for their liberal patronage and assure you that
we will give you the same il not better service than in
the past. The same work will be carried on as heretofore.
We weld anything but a broken heart and the break of
day.”
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Edwards, W. C. & McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 254, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 7, 1927, newspaper, June 7, 1927; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335208/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.