Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 173, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 8, 1929 Page: 9 of 16
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TWELVE BOYS AWAIT
DEMOLAY INITIATION
Don’t get the idea from this
that Kelly quality is plastered
on the outside after the tire
is completed. It’s built in,
from the inside out. That’s how
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Fate te Cleveland. When
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mm, Jack Herace Pool, Roy Arlen
Hibum, Eldon Blaine Harper, Dea-
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and other insects
tation. It’s this extra Kelly
quality that keeps a Kelly go-
ing after other tiros have
quit. It’s the difference be-
tween a champion and a near-
champion.
When it costs no more to
buy the best, why not ride on
Kellys? We can make you an
attractive trade-in proposition
on your old tires.
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rubber of a Kelly-Springfield
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• Because oi Long-Bell responsibility, business conduct and the
quality of the products we sell,we have been invited to membership
in the Associated Leaders of Lumber and Fuel Dealers of America.
Through this membership we are equipped to render a superior and
bonded building service.
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The day of unknown, nondescript building material is gone — to
safeguard our customers, each delivery of our material is backed by
a $1,000 Associated Leader’s Bond guaranteeing grade, species and
count of all materials to be as represented.
Um rterm abated after 14 houre the ikl, drovped anchor near Ashtabula, Ohio, the pasaengens were taken oft
and brought to Cleveland on the City of Erie and repairs to the lake leviathan were begun. The helpless City
of Buffalo io shown ebove, with one of the hmm boats alongside, endeavoring to got a Mae aboard.
Memberahip of the lacal chapter
of the Order of DeMolay is grow-
lag rapldly, aecording Ry. Me-
Millen, advisor. Twelve boys now
are awaiting the DeMolay degree,
to bo conferred ia two or three
weok», following a meetin Satur-
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LEWISTON, Maine, May 7.—Dr.
Charles K. Donnell, elderly, eccentrie
phyaician, and Mrs. Etella Edwards,
arrested last night on a joint warrant
charging manalaughter la connection
with the disappearanco here more
than six weeks ago of Mrs. Ivan C.
Smith of Portland, were released in
Teryten
Phone Na fa Perryten, rezas
Route Your
Next Shipment
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Pacific
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City and Omaha or through
those gateways teaches Texas
points in the fastest time yas-
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Minnouri Pacific Lines service
ie dependable and service mesns
time and money saving.
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Cem, Fifth ana frier Streete
Phone »em
Live bear meat costa $4 a pound.
Bo Chicago found when purchasing
two polara for the wo.
H.G. BROWER .
Gen. AgL. Fort Worth, Texas
J. H. MeEWEN,
T. F. A., 224 Amarillo Bldg.
AMARILLO
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own their own plane, for business
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quit* were refuted by the fact that
the senate adjourned from Friday
morning until Monday, and the house
from Friday afternoon to Monday.
Also that both branches closed up
shop Tuesday for a janket trip to
Bryan as guosts of the East Texas
Chamber of Commerce.
Two of the prison reform bills are
half way through enactment. The
house has passed that to raise sal-
sriss of guards and other employes.
Ths senate has adopted the impor-
tant parole measure. There is pend-
Ing another of this aeries, to sharp-
ly revise ths regulations surround-
ing exeeution of death penalty con-
viets. Effect of the parqle law would
be to decrease around 10 per cent.
Income Oppgaltion on Way
Attorneys, apokesmen, representa-
tires and plain lobbyists against the
state income tax law are said to be
on the march toward the capltol.
The bill was treated rather lightly
by those who opposed it at a publie
hearing last week, and several mem-
ben of the committee indicated
their belief it would not sea the
light of day. But after its author,
Bep. T. N. MaurlU, quoted facts aad
figures, and told ths committee 17
other states have an income tex of
one kind or another, the bill came
oat favorably recommended for ae*
tion at this session.
An unusual phase of the fight ea
this law is that virtually every per
son who has opposed it has declared
himself for the principle of aa in-
come tax. Representative Maurits*
bill allegedly is incomplete and de-
fective in form, though he insipted
it follows closely the federal law.
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On the completion of a home or major building, we present the own-
2g es with a Certificate of Quality which is a
- Aebtan description and valuable record of the ma-
(£/',4 ferial used in all parts of the building . . •
(((—) Reliable building counsel - plans, cost esti-
(A*-) mates and assistance with financing, is, as
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Bay Patten, son of the late C. C.
Mog, Mt the Engilsh-Bivins airport
vesterday ia hle big Travoialr mono-
plane, necompanied by his wite and
pilot Avery J. Black end wite.
The Pattens visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam B. Archer la Amarillo.
They were sa route from their home
in Whittier, Californih, where they
bora a big English walnut ranch to
New York city on a pleasure trip.
C./C, Fatten formerly owned the
Thkey Track ranch in Hutchinson
cuey and eold it to its present
ower Tom Coble. They still held
valuable oil properties in the Pan-
handle field.
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War to Finish on Bin
War to the finish on this bill has
been pledge? In the senate by Sen.
T. J. Holbruok, who was backed by
a majority of the upper house
through a three-weeke’ fight la the
regular session for the bill advocated
by Gov. Dm Moody. The Holbrook
bill grants full authority for selec-
tionf a site fog a new prison any-
whWre ia the state. The house bill
wouhd limit the prison to southeast
Texas farm leads now owned by
the prison syatem.
A broadside attack on the house
plan was unleashed by Dr. A C.
Seett of Temple, member of the
prison board, in the statement that
the attempta to tie the new prison
to present lands meant complete
failure of the penitentiary reform
efforts. The statement by the pri-
son board member, and the feet that
Chairman R. H. Baker aad Vice
Chairman W. M. Odell of the prison
board resigned because of future of
the open relocating measure in the
regular cession, is aura to be used
with strong effect by Senator Hol-
brook ta hie fight for re-enactment
of hie wide-open relocatlon proposal.
A second called nesalon has be-
eomo inevitable, with the prospect
that Governor Moody will not even
submit the bulky appropriations bills
at this one.
Members said the arguments that
Governor Moody and the legislature
had decided to dispose of the appro-
priations at this session Md cell it
Dr. G.C. Brace
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Phone 4712
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Springa, Ark.
Pretice ltmited to the Mat*
■eat of Syphilla, Grelto-Ur-
a eery aad Ohio dtoeoora
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By RAYMOND BROOKS
AUSTIN, Moy t.— This week will
determine whether the legislature
will write into the laws any of the
things for which Gov. Don Moody
eelled It In extra session.
So for not a single general mea-
sure has found its way through both
branches, and the major bUl so far
passed, prison centralization, is
doomed to failure through disagree:
meat, according to members of both
branehoe.
This week the senate will take up
the prison location issue end public
utilities control, while the house
swings to tax measures, including
the favorably reported income tex
system, motor license fee redactions,
a four-cent gasoline tax, severanco
taxes on natural resources, Inelud-
ingah igher levies upon oil and sul-
phe production.
Bep. George Purl asserted, on the
eve of the week's sesslon, that “few
members of the house support the
smoothness
that Domino
Povdered Sug-
ars add to cere-
day night whoa they wore given the I aid B. alue, C. B. Williams, Jr,
Otto G. Massey. Jews F. Ritten-
ihedicine or surgery. Byes •z-
amined and glasses made to meet
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110.000 aad HAN hail, respectively,
in municipal court today for a bear,
ing next Tuesday after pleading not
guilty.
• County officials charged Mrs.
Smith, 25-year-old mother of four
children, died soon after an illegal
operation here. Efforta to find hex
body have been unsuccesaful.
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 173, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 8, 1929, newspaper, May 8, 1929; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1567879/m1/9/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.