The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, August 8, 1930 Page: 4 of 6
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state raU;
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forméíl
aioa scale for
o* the other hand
révjvefl a&f rewrote
W'« Industrial Cotniiensa-
wd during . the Ferguson
•u cteiws wer^ paid
1 ^ l'" ' V -
•. $t<&liiig sky w mucl| for
If- ailmiuliiuutipn ? I .auk
is not a fact that the Se-
ÜuioQ Insurance company aud
uni iter man's Héeiprot-al Asso-
m. of whidi companies ijje'.i* a
- - '«14 chairman oí th<? finance
wr, have not both gtftie Into"
ji ha mis of 'tin receiver iu the last
* weeks and on accpuni__of some
00,000 TWiid in «.•owWission to - Mr.
tig's associate, TV. P. Hobby,
this «tata a# goy-
Wi kind ,.of honesty
is talking about?
•'I* Kiirtitioii tb'fwfliool* houses Fer-
«usouianj has built Wtn public build-
ings than all the mt o?. the gover-
nor* put "together from Sam Houston
iriítil n# w and the records «how it.
"FergusrfmlKm has housed thte in-
Kiine. tho blind, the feeble-minded, he
tubtróuiarw, the drptMns, ' yes Fergu-
sonísm has built public hospitals, a:
new laiiil office and highway building
arid u si'rv* of educational buildings
for Texas colleges, as well as build-
ings fof Tech College and A. & M.,
College. Where, oh where, are the
buildings "built by the Mood)-Sterling-
ism . regime? I suppose if Mr. Stprl-
ing is opposed to Fergusotiistu tlw
flifjt thing he woulS: do .would be
tear nil these buildings . down - be-
cause he did not like the ;Fergusou,s
"Fergtisoiiism made inttíiens for
the penitential system and left over
aJ million in the treasury to be
wasted byn Willie Hobby's-lulmUiistra-
tinn. Mr. Sterling's business associ-
ate «ud financial adviser.- ;• ™s-.
"Th«j.■ legislature during lay ad-
hiiiiU'tration " oly aMBtfl'riiited one
vSt,
■■MMivJKini v -mm I®1
h>at ,XUW $0
... ...
"•I leave ft to ¡Ule people whether'
they want one' hundred thousand
doltars worth of ,FérgupK>aism or five
mi)llan doltars .SroíÜi ot ' Moody-
'¿¡terlingiam- • ' l
"Fergusonism produced '' the ' high
way department'and in pursuance to'
bia vision and political platform
promises Jlty Ferguscm '; Wrote -
.«twt'ifhighyvay l y in,.Xa)c#La hud
pointed, the: tirit highway con
io
m
cdnuni -
1S27 when Mr. Sterling
am}, lus cfowd wenf into office us
the highway commission and since
J ?16 there, bad been spent only ap-
liroxiniati'ly fifty,two million dollars
hundred thousand dollars .for tho cur
rent expenses of the penitentiary
system. \\*e paid"" tlie debt- of the
system and' kept it' oil a self sua-
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PEACHES
No. 1 Sliced
12
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Assorted
flavors J6 oz«
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(ASy ftot so ripe ,,..... ...
AP?UES, fancy Winsaps^ doz.. .. 9c
' ■■ ■ i ...i • - ■ ' 4
f Tompson Seedless, lb. .10c
Beans & Stringless, lb . 15c
.' .' ' ' 11.t . ,i nii'j(jiii'/i>-
IY, nice and crisp, stalk... 10c
good and dyy, lb 5c
ÍT POTATOES, Yellow Yams,
""4 ' - v ■: 25r
« .4 * ♦ #■;. • • • « r * • • t ftfvV
from Mil'¡Mill mViik from >IoI>u-<iii lta> u
J.ut \
«TV r.lÜpJIEK
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twr buflt throughout 'Texas." Sinye
Mr. Sterling's conunitnrton—has, been
in ■ than foUf years they
"Gave spent and contracted to speuii
more than one hundred and fifty
million dolUii'a und 1 would he glad
forthem to show where they hnve
built seventy-live miles of road iu
any onr place "In the state.
'They, have increased ?«ie number
of employes from eighteen—hundred
to over Ave thousand, and—1 am in-
formed that they, operate—two s thou-
sand automobiles at state expense
Though thcM have an annual iucoine
of approximately forty million dotr
jars , they cry for more and the peo-
ple everywhere see the wild extrav-
agance and mismanagement und uusfe
of their money.
''Miv Sterling says in.v admiuistrá-
tion left him only.six .hundred thou7
tullid dollars in the treasury and with
six million dollars of uullniehed con-
tracts,
"If that is true and that, la a crime
f.heu he ought to withdraw from thin
race and resign from his office be-
cause his crowd have now unfinished'
contracta of over twenty-six million
dollars which they will leave for..me
to .finish when I go iu office next/
January. They let contracts to the
amount of two pillion fivo hundred
thousand dollars in one day last
week and one million five hundred
thousand dollars the—week before
that which Í will have to start to
finish, without even six hundred thou-
sand dollars to' do w.ifh, as they
ape uurtrd in . the press as telling
their/ friends they are broke, v No
wonder. Mr. Cone' Johnson, one of
the commissioners cried out and de-
clared nearly a year ago that the
highway commission wus broke.
"My piatform is well known. X
*vant to pass an old age pension law.
r'want to' double the capacity of the
tubercular colony. : I want to make
peace officers /quit' drinking booties
liquor. I want to keep Texas money
iu Texas-
"It want to protect homes from in-
human foreclosure. í want to take
the big trucks aud busses off the
highways aud make them safe for
travel, and' keep them",from destroy-
ing , ouy roads, and throwing our rail--
road '^employe* out of employment.'
"1 am for Texiis ;n.nd her people.
I am oppoised-'to the exploitation and
oppression of our people by corpor-
ate wealth. Í aiu. for. aiiy law that
vill protect our people from thé
trustv X «ni for the protect ton of
our small ajid independent oil pro-
ducers, as well ás for tbe protection
of our i'arnWs and small lease-hold-
ers who have oil producing areas.
am\opposed to crude oil coming^-ihto
o'ur state tax free- les my/friends
all ' thepe things are purij/'and Tin-
adultenited X-'ergusonism/und if you
want these t/liing.s veíí for ine. If
you are . opposed ,-K thum then vote
tor Mr, Xtoss Jíkrliug. l^t us not
dodge' or dutik. Let us meet • the
issue. ''yS X •,
is- w; i'ratt, lawyer, presided at
the/Fei'gusun rail}, and Charles V,
attorney, inn^duccd the
cuudidatt- aud her husbuud, James Ü.
Ferguson. X'he Cooper baud gave a
concert before tU'r speaking.v i'"arm^
era started airiviug in t'own eávlí
and ■ Fergusou spent tho afteriioou
shákiug hands with many who hut|,
supported him in previous cam-
paigns. • i ;
..Frieuds gave Mr. and Mrs. Fergu
son a ' dinner, before the speaki;
About 21) i>eisous, iucludiug bujMiiess
and professional men ana Jfr:imers,
were present.
Ferguson always had considerable
strength in Delta ccftuity. in the
first primary itis. Ferguson led by
•a bis . ui&tKin. However, she was
beaten by Governor Moody in i elta
county in the second primary four
years ago. . '
\V. t>" llart, .editor " of the Cooper
Xleview and Sterliug supporter, said
the race iu Delta county was a ;toss-
Up, but he. stlid J Sterling would not
get the «41 vote plurality Moody
received in fiecauae of pt'eju-
dice ucainst the highway bond issue
and against a rich man aud because
depression bad reacted iu Mrs. b er-
gusou's favor,
Ferguson supporters predicted
their candidate would roll up a two
to'one majority iu this county. Jim
Voung was second aud Sterling third
in the first primary.
relatives án
«MM,1 Mai
Mrs. fciki*
Reese and <1
•Mrs. Alvis
who have Ixeep
friends in Oriange. rfeturned to their
n'ght 'M 8tt" AlltollV Wiflueedey,
ui l *' Mrs. Haywood Iteese and
Why returned hotna to Bun Antonio
Wednesday,' night after visiting s3?lu.
tivea óitd friend* he , "i lv ' .... „.
enf fry a*^ 'p,cnic 8 l5l er were |Umeut known
enjoyad very much at Sabine like movldes ttot
by tb. fúliow'iug:
%M ".E-i'v; a"'-"'W -w* «fPlHr
Mr. aud Mrs. Haymond ^fVoto, 'Mr.
and hundreds of mflep of road lmd- irrid "Mi-k- i'nvtnn ru-i . li_ ' r
■hmr- P'- «t— 7. • : ™ lWiPwaíor--Mnty.
Vevftto. Dewife ftiy Pweto, Jack Pe-
veto. Jukle I.ihscomli and Johnnie
Sheppard. \ ^ _i. '
,iiPKAKINO OP CIltXpY
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Yes, speaiiug of the OrunOy tat-
"^•.n w\eflfective, May exports of
States are indicatofl" in a
julletin by the commerce department
o have-declined more to I^'orth Am-
erica comttrieH thuU to any other
liart of the globe. . Drop in import
trade for' May was most serious in
shipment^_fEom " Asia, 'which amount-
£il_to "$5(T.0O0,.00C_ lega than imnnrts
from there iu May, 1923. Argentine
is a great wht>at j)roducing lialion-
Europp is tmyiitg wheat from Argen-
w .
poMéyr Wr J* ™
Other foodstuffs
wheré 'thsy sell Uipir
theaájuBl^^t^^il'deáí. 1 Whenever
thfti-o is an adju«tment, so-called,
rtpifcíj a J<f'>f talk of red .intrigue
and , propaganda. It comes largely
fiovi the individuals who have lost
their, heads. A red is easily handled!
H« cau be sftulTed oUjt as « law vto.
la^or. In Texas the venerable doc-
as^the eoMtitution
, taxation shall ne equal
and uniform.
NtbKWih XKUS
l-Tuyer liieutiug is held every Thurs-
du> night and tfunday school aiid
8, V, I', t*. every wuuday iu tito
Old. First .Orange Baptist ch'urclJi"
! The public is iuvited Ú aiteud tlie e
Lsei*Viv«s- nnd. minteters are invited to
! preach at any time.
Mrs. Arthur1 W^tlea has returned
home after yieíti"( rciatiies iu Iluua.
Mrs. W. u. AVilkinsou,' Mrs- J. J-
Wilkinson. Wauda VVnkinsou, Jessie
M<te, W ilkinson, , AlUtt:, Veveto and
U«orgia ' hlebai'dsoti-i spent Tuesday,
with Miss Alta Dobbs.
Miss Mildred (Jastou has i returned
home after a'* visit among frieuds
aud relatives in i'ort Arthur.
Mrs. Deo iWoto ahd baby visited
Mrs. ¿*a¿(: Feveto ibis week.
A|leu Uruvetj visited, frieuds here
Tuesday. ' *?' ' : '
A The . children , of :ltrs. NatLcy Jane
Áft,' fe thf hómf éf *•!
f. ' Caveto Wednesday eveaiaf. those
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HIGH GRADE OLEO
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SATURDAY
SPECIALS
The ; money you
spend like the ljnoney
y¡o u invest, should
bring you good re-
turns. Spent in A &
P stores,* your money
pays you large divi-
dends inv savings and
satisfaction.
Special sales days at A & l|-
;toh'K ai'ii extra (lividendi tlays,^
COMKT /
K 10 10
.12 o a. piig:
I.IHBY S ( OKNKD
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(.' (iillfit?!*
VKc 2 liottlfs ..
HKALTHFl'L * NOI KIMHIM;
3 Noo 2 cans
DEL MONTH TOMAI'O
Buffet cans
((t'AKKR MAID OVEN HVKE1V
3 16 oz. cans
Bruits ánd vegetables
Iceberg lettuce head ....
Califfornia Celery, stalk . .
Green Beans, 2 lbs,..
English Peas, 2 lbs. ; ..... 7 . . ...
Sweet Spanish Onions, 3 lbs....-
Thompson Seedless Grapes, 3 lbs.
Large Juicy Lemons^ doz... ;... . ..... ...
Gravenstein Apples, Med. Size, doz.
sn Firm Cabbage, lb.
Colo. White Potatoes, 10 lbs.
C AMPBEU*'* Í880RTKD
6 cans
GOLD DUST, 3 small pkgs.
KKARCH MOHT ' , - <
MATCHES 3 boxes
8 O'clock Coffee, 1 lb. Pkg. *.
Orange Pekoe or India Ceylon
Nectar Tea, 1-4 lb. Pkg... .....
A Cereal Beverage, Preferred
Stock, 6 bottles....:...... ............
NBC Fandango Cakes, lb* ... ............
A & P Washing Powder, 4 pkgs.
2 in 1 Shoe Polish, can.
25c
15c
VASVt SLICED
1
MEL HOSE SHASf
X
SLLTANA
Crusteíi
8 lb. bucket
1 . '■ 11 7 " 'V-
Biol
3eansftf
¿,,11 f >!'. I h HI mii,i! PJ> I
Econ«nny
2 lbs, for
■ Pinto
21bs. for
In vrashlng,. handkerchiefs and
•thar small articles in" * bowl of
■oap suds, use a small suction
. nump. It vyorjis the samo way as
a auction .electric washer, ff
43 oz. jar
Ü.
5 A
mMítMm m
3 pkgs. for
6 boxes for
M,
24 lb. sack
A. Bo C.
Dex-Dixi
2 cans for
Frying size, a surprising savingo
A. B. C, Market No. 1
Geo. W. Prejean
Model Farm Boiled Ham, lb. .......
Model Farm Weiners, lb.
Model Farm Sliced Bacon, lb.
Model Farm Smoked Sausage, lb.
American Cheese, lb.
Salt Bacon, lean, lb.
I MENS and ERVEltS
Phone 619
We Deliver
. ... 48c
.1v:
IS
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We are filatl t« say~our piiies uti all fresh • meats are reduced.
A. B. C. Vegetable No. 1
Grapes, seedless, 3 lbs.
Okra, velvet, lb. . ........
Butter Beans, lb.
♦1 Cabbage, lb. ...r'.v....
Lettuce; each.
Bananas, doz.
Phone 963
:: 25c
üi
-w
... J....
I'leilty of fresh friills and vegetables. I.et tlie I'eoitle EAT!
A. B. C. Bakery Phone 962
Layeir Cakes,..25c; Lady Fingers, doz...l$c
Chocolate Sandwiches, doz 20c; Pound
Cakes, slices, doz; 30c
Cream Puffs, 6 for .'.r...„ 20c
Honéy Cream Cups, doz. 25c
Wrappers will not be good after Saturday.
v. • _ ' ■ , 1 •1 ¿ . " ■ ■, >
Henry Crey's Vegetable stand, No.2 only.
Grapes, seedless, nice and fresh, lb. ..... 10c (51
Apples, Winesap, doz.
Potatoes, sweet yellow yams, lb.
Onions, Yellow, 3 Ibis. ..... .... ....
Lemons, the sour kind, 2 doz......
Alligator pears, large ones, 2 for...
I DEL1VEK f l'HüNK 555
Englihli peas, wax beans, sreen beans, egg planta, green oniwnat
uarslej. lender turn, butter b&ui^^iiuash, pluttas. g'ape . extra nicO
peache .
---K- - -
Ú 10c
v 5c
^0c
.. \i\5c
2ÍV c
•V —
Rm McClelland'# Market, No. 2
«pen Sundaj- 'inurning till nine. fhone Ml
Model Farm sliced bacon, lb. ...
Model Farm weiners, lb.
Model Farm sliced boiled ham, lb. .... .
Moedl Farm smoked sausage, lb. ...;
Empire picnic hams, lb.
Veal chuck.roast, lb. .....
Véal chops, lb.
Specials for SaturdaV and Sunday mo:
at A. B. C. Market No. 3, Phone 1
Salt Bacon lb..
Pan sauságe, lb.
Ve^l, Choke Cuts, lb.l
Veal Chück roást, lb..
Pork Bones, lb...... 12
Sugar Cured Bacon
Pork Ribs, lb...
rs, lb....^..30c;
1 m-
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ItLatd^Z-lba.;
15c
15c
25c ^
26c ^
2 lbs 25c
.............. 30c
20c
■f Hen , ,lb.v..../J:'^5c'
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, August 8, 1930, newspaper, August 8, 1930; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142749/m1/4/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Orange+County+-+Orange%22: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.