Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 138, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1930 Page: 8 of 8
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It’s good. Comee and try
New City Cafe
In order to help take care of the last-mihute
rush, please bring your last year’s registration, re-
ceipt and headlight test. * %
$4-95 values ...
$9.95 value* .
$12.95 value*
$19.95 value*
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In Weather
It is particulai
February 1st a 10 per cent pen-
alty will be added to your taxes and 20 per cent on
your automobile* that are in January.
$3.95
$6.95
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Laura LaPlante
Joseph Schildkraut
HeL*n Morgan
Florenx Ziegfeld
Otis Haran
Road Service Anywhere
Phone S8, 1000 or 44
Denton Dairy Products Co.
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» premium U due. you know
ly not u**' good judgment by
Great Cotton Yield
UNVOLNTON. N C—W T Mc-
Alister is proud ot his cotton pro-
duction record A six acre patch pro-
duced 11 bales this year.
Always fresh and wholesome—drink it for both
health and pleasure.
Ar-La-Tex-O
Stoze No. 87.
Denton, Te;cas.
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Cash and Carry Prices Reduced
Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed, 25c.
EAST SIDE TAILOR SHQP ,
Phone 31 or 1200.
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by a man who knows how to make batter.
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Brooks Hy-Grade Butter.
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are holding * receipt which should be signed
envelope to Mallons! Aid Life at Oklahoma
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DALLAS. Jan. 22—O. P. Chandler,
25, was shot and killed today at the
Castle Inn here by a man who gave
the name of Carl Chance and told
police he shot In self defense. He
was placed in the city Jail and lat-
er taken to the county Jail after
complaints were, filed before a jtfi,
tice of the peace.
There were a number of men and
women in the place when the quar-
rel started and the proprietor ask
ed the men to leave.
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All available employes of the city
Water tt Light Department and Of -
the various plumbing establish-
ments in Denton ar*’being called
upon to repair burst water matt A ----------------,----
and pipes in households here U t ed Chairman Wickersham of law
result of the freezing weather.
Very little trouble with burst wa-
ter mains of large size has been ex-
_____ ___ t perienced, acert-ding to City Engl-
transferred from the treasury to the neeF W. N. Harris, but a number <4
Mutual Imuimm
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22—From
the swMing cross-currents of the
capital's dry law controversy there
emerged today a report that Prohi-
bition Commissioner James M. Do-
ran would retire from the govern-
ment service when the enforcement
unit ot which he is the chief, was
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For rent batteries while we re-charge or repair your
battey.
Starter and generator repair service.
Electric brake adjusting and relining.
Denton Brake Service Co.
Walter Smoot.
815 North Lscust.
morning. , '• 7 .... .
‘Today in Dallas County there is
not a boy or girl who is ambitious
that may not attend a fully accred-
ited high school for four yean and
graduate with the 15 affiliated un-
its required for entrance into any
college or university in the Stake.
Goerner stated. .
The system that now operates
was started in 1923 and instead of
the 60 high schools, or schools whep?
high school work was taught, there
are now nine affiliated high schools
located in the trade centers of the]
county. The equalisation fund which |
|aa B*«V A 1a MW flCrirl
by the Legislature provides 33 school,
busses to transport the students to'
these high schools daily, OoeroerJ
stated. i i
There are 60 elementary schools —
which have nihe-month te^ms and,
tyro elementary school supervisors
who see that standard work is done >
in each of the sebools. Part of the'
equalization fund is 1 used to run
those schools who have the maxi-
mum tax and still are not able to
have a nine-month term, the speak-
er stated.
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VINCENNES. Ind.. Jan. 22 —Offl-
cals Uxlay awaited the report of an
airplane - pilot and a photographer
who planned an aerial survey before
determining what action should be
taken toward breaking up the huge
ice gorge near Riverton, Ind., sev-
eral miles up the Wabash River
from here.
Protest of officials and residents
of Mt. Carmel,- Hl, and Vincennes
tost night halted plans to dynamite,
the gorge. The complainant* said
they feared the loosed ice and water
might have disastrous result* 111 the
already flooded district*.
Griffin, Ind., was suffering from
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Today's meeting was called by
Chairman Williamson of the ex-
penditures committee |p connection
with his bill to transfer the prohi-
bition unit to the Justice depart-
ment and ally it with, prosecuting
agencies Already in that branch of
the government. The King sub-com-
mittee of the senate Judiciary com-
mittee will consider a similar meas-
ure this week.
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since Friday repairing burst pipe*. |
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between the water myins and metet j
boxes and it is feared that more i
trouble* will be experienced a* the
weather moderates.
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Goerner Tells of j-
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A man feels as good as the
dinner he eats.
The Coffee Shop
Mary Anne Candy.
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starve or freeae to death, our cttl-
zens will come to a realization of tT*
existing conditions and do wh
they can to help.”
The cinch already has been ffi
he pointed out, In the Cook Ooun
hospital the Municipal Tuberoul
sis sanitarium, the blind relief fur
the mothers' pension fund, the pu
lie library and other philanthroi
institutions.
In the courity no payroll* j——
been n^t for a month Another,
loll, due tomorrow, will not be
officials said. In the city, the
payday of policemen and Ire
found the treasury unable to 1
checks. Since January 1 no city
roll has been paid, nor bills
The school board is behind
payroll and has announced it
be unable to meet the next
foil, due Friday when 13,000
hoped to get salaries totaling
750,000. ____ . '•_______
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that your car be handled by
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O*L—A Junior high
■ named tor Harbert,
1* official title jsan be
—__hoaor th* President’s
tan M it reeds: • Herbert Hoover
Junkx High Bebool-
BSS.'S
Justice department. a.
Doran ktoclined tn discuss the
rumor and Assistant Secretary Low-
man, in charge of prohibition, said
the commissioner's resignation had
not been submitted, but he added
he had been told that several large
concerns dealing in industrial alco-
hol had made extremely attractive
offers for Doran's services.
Meanwhile, congress went forward
with its plans for enacting into law
recommendation* of President Hoo-
ver and the law enforcement com-
mission for strengthening the ad-
ministration of the antl-llquor stat-
utes. A committee session today with
Secretary Mellon, Commissioner Do-
ran and possibly Attorney General
Mitchell as witnesses, is to be fol-
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kind of plumbing to be
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You will find our charges reasonable and that we use
good, durable material. ___ >
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We Sell Window Glass.
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TUESDAY:
SENATE:
Senate committee on prohibl-
, —. tion enforcement transfer bill to
' call Chairman Wickersham and
Roscce Pound of law enforce-
ment commission to testify.
i HOUSE:
Passed Dowell bill to author-
ize $300,000,000 for federal high-
way aid.
Representative Cramton. Re-
. Michigan, defended
« y use of wood alcohol in denatur-
> ing industrial alcohol. Re pre-
t’ sentative LaGuardia. Republl-
j cam New York, served notice
<wa* ’"frwt* K‘oup would continue to
establish- work for repeal ok modiflcultion
teen th amendment.
Judiciary committee question-
“I do not believe the public grer
ss yet what a really ser‘
tion this Ib,” Strawn dt ___r
hope that before the poor |
who are in our institutions <
“Smith'A Catalina Row Boat
Race”
A Mack Serjnett Comedy
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Edna Ferber’s
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Because of the limited office space, you may
expect to stand in line for hours, as only one-third
of polls are paid and only one-third of cars are reg-
-islered.
Gl««e« Sei-Wfically
s at J. E. Btatf. local ]*y Fitted
nt Qrwsrs** Xlnfirtr** Irons 1roros*_ ’
Lena M. Skiles, Opt. D.
Office McCray’s Jewelry
Store.
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Road Contracts;
Totals,!
AUSTIN, Jan. 32.-At its month-
ly session Monday and yesterday,
the highway commission 1st or ten-
tatively agreed to let oontraota ag-
gregating (2jnO,4MA3. , - •
This figure was the authorized —
outlay on seven project*. A caus^ iT9
way aero** Copano Bay tn Aransas
County and a 22-mlle strip of pav-
ing in Jobes and Ttylor Counties
on Highway Four will coot 4L143,-
477.
Low bidders on two bridges acroro
the Red river between Ringgold.
Texas, and Terral, Oklahoma, and
Gainesville, Tex., and Marietta,
Okla., were deftrminrd and the con-
tract will be finally let when the bu-
reau of public roads approves plans
and locations.
Contract tor a bridge across the
Sabine river between Bon Wien
Tex., and Maryville. La., wm let yes-
terday to the Austin Bridge Com-
peny of Dalia* at $179,24032. -
The commission planned to con-
sider allotments of aid today at it* .
final meeting tor the month.
Huge Ice Gorge
in Wabash River
Is New Threat
Reported Doran
Is to Quit Post
as Commissioner
112 Ash St.
HUTCHINSON COUNTY ROAD
BONDS APPROVE
AUSTIN, Jan. 21—he Attorney
General’s department today ap-
proved bonds a* follows Hutchin-
son county, roads $150,000
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Financial CrisisTo^l^hicajgo Cii^
SHOTJTO DEATH Schools and Cook County. Is
Desperate; Enormous Debt, No Mor ^
CHICAGO, Jan. 22—The finan-
cial crisis of the city, county and
school board was described today
by Silas H Strawn, chairman of the
ktttiren’s cqnfnittee as ••cricllally
desperate.”
The local government, he said,
fallowing a three-day search by his
committee for “a' way out.r are
•flat broke,” with no prospect of
any aid from the banks. Efforts to
induce substantial property owners
to buy tax anticipation warrants
which they could use later as pay-
ment of their 1928 tax bills, also
have been unsuccesssful.
"Complete collapse of the local
governments" is only "a matter of
days” unless some means of pro-
ducing cash is found, Strawn said.
Even a special session of the Legis-
lature, he said, could not get under
may quickly enough to forestall the
crisis. Such a procedure has been
suggested.
The local governments, Strawn
said, are $290,000,000 in debt and
this is costing an estimated $50,000
a day in Interest.
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S. R. TURNER, Tax Collector ' -'
WILLARD BATTERIES
!. Are used a* original equipment on 76 passenger
car*, trucks smd bu**e*.
Such a record a* this is the result of two things:
A Quality Buih-iri Product
A Battery With the‘C&frect Electrical
K '■ Size
To fit each standard make of automobile.
.Let u* install the Willard Battery with the. cor-
rect electrical capacity for your particular car.
arkman
:RY AND ELECTRICAL CO.
402 W. Hickory.
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You’ll find that we give personal and strict at-
tention to every prescription, whether you send or
bring it in, and follow your physician’* order*,
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One graduate and two registered pharmacists >
are here at. all times to see that your prescriptions
are filled with the purest and freshest pharmaceu-
ticals on the market. Prices are very reasonable.
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PICKFORD
and DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
in an adaptation of Bhakespeare's i
“TAMING OF THE SHREW”
A United Artist
All-Talking, All-Laughing
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law Halfback " Paramount Sound New*
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Much Trouble
From Bursting
FA. • T\ . ’ Pelican,
Pipes in Denton
The new features of the system
nbw employed in the Dallas County
nuveneu as witnesses, is to oe roi- Schools was explained by H. U
S' The first quarterly conference of
the new year will be held at the
First Methodist. Church this even-
at 7 o’clock, in charge of the
, George C. French, presiding el-
der wha will also open the meeting
Flth a devotjpnal Reports will be
" prd from the Bunday School, the
’Oman's Missionary Society and the
Jworth League. The pastor, the
Sv. W. L. Tittle, will give a report
i'the progress of the church,
fallowing
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ttfir, John Speer, district lay lead-
WfMre. Belle Stanlforth and Miss
Snml Smith.
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MAURICE CHEVALIER P’£R™
Paramount’s First Musical Romance
water both from the Wabash and | j
the Black Rivers. The town is pro
tected by a levee which w^s weak-
ened. Should it break * wall of wa-
ter would be loosened onto the city.
William Foartune. head of the
Indianapolis chapter of the; Red
Cross, said aviators from Fort Ben-
jamin Harrison would be asked to-
day to fly planes to Claypool Hill,
near Decker. Ind., where thirty
families were reported marooned
without supplies
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enforcement commission and
approved two bills to carry out
some of President Hoover1* rec-
ommendations dealing with pro-
hibition enforcement
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Harris said Wednesday that water
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WEDNESDAY: i
SENATE:
Continue* debate on tariff bill
■ L Lobby comiatttee h«are Rep-
’ resentative* of American Tariff
E#*ak!ue- ’
“ interstate commerce commit-
<- tee continue* hearing* on com-
,< .Bninlcations bill.
* Banking committee take* up
# bi'is on calendar.
* HOUSE:
L Appropriations committee con-
I. elders reporting supply bill for
w fr'etaw, Justice, commerce and la-
‘ bcr department.
/ Elections committee continues
r 1 hearings cn Wutzbach-McClosk-
I® ey contest from Texas.
J ife Immigration committee re-
9‘ sumes hearings on bills to re-
M strict western hemisphere Imml-
4 gration.
■ li Expendlturro committee bean
—h Secretary Metlon in hearing on
teue " bill to transfer prohibition unit
P*F- ' from treasury to justice depart-
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