Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 194, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 29, 1929 Page: 3 of 16
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PLAINVIEW, Mar 28—Nine Plain-
view Rotarians are In attendanee at
the International Rotary Convention
in Dallas this week. They ar* Presi-
dent C. B. Harder; Vice President J.
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car run a* fine a* it looks—tabri-
cate with Whiz Gear Greas:
Millions insist on Whiz Prod-
Kt*. See your Whiz dealer todays
A Double Done of
DENNY FUN!
Mack
Sennett
Comedy
a brilliant
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Music By - "
Joe Norman’s Orchestra
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Spanish
Military
Junior Heels
Mr Douglas Mawson (inset) and the Discovery, the chip in which he
will make another visit to the Ant aretie.
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PLAINVIEW HOTEL TO
BE OPENED IN JULY
MAIN SYSTEMS HIT SMALL
COMMUNITY PLAN WHICH
RULED IN PAST
Several other members of the club
will ponsibly attend far a day or more
of the convention.
FAR Now
Get Ready To Laugh!
Here’s
"Right Bed"
Hear it .
See it
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Bpeclal to The Newt
CANTON, May M.-MIm Marie
Dodgen of Groom and Mies Ruth
Strain of Canyon will represent the
West Texas State Tenchers college
at the summer conference of the
Young Women's Christian asnociation
which will be held at Holliater, Mis-
sourl, Jena 4-19, -
Both Mlaa Doden and Mlaa Strain
ar* juniors In th* teachers college
and will use the material which they
get nt Hollister in earrying on the
work of th* local Young Women's
Christian association next year.
TEXANS BECOME OFVICERS
Speclal to The Newa
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 28—The
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Haven’t you noticed that the faster you drive,
the more oil you use? Thousandsofmilesof speed-
way tests
stands up better and lotto longer at high speeds
than other oils generally specified foP your motor.
Aad it is an established engineering fact that oil
which lasts longest at high speed, bibrkotet bat
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NINE HOTANIANS FROM
PLAINVIEW ABB IN DALLAS
Sennett Bathing Girls
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Not-During th* next few w**ka
Dent Theatrea, Ine, will ran eight
most carefully chosen pieturos
under the above caption. Watch
for the "brand,"H4t shows "blooded
stoek" and no "maverieks." •
Smart in every line! .. . the new-
oat footwear fashions ,..((*
pressed in a variety of models, to
complete every eostume.
Rad Kid —Patent
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Kid —Beige KId—
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Mra. Alma Moseley and Mra. Nall Mall will give you
personal attention.
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ROSWELL, N. M, May 28-Fred
Lee, honor graduate of the Roswell
high school with the class of IM*,
wu awarded the $100 soholarship of:
fered by the Roswell Rotary club end
the medal given by the Univeraity of
New Mexico for the boat student.
Lee’s average for the four year* in
high school waa MAIL
Eleaner Sandora veceived the medal
offered by the Latin Honor soclety
of the United State* for having wed*
the highest average in Latin. Allee
Gordon wae presented with SSL ia
gold offered by the Daughtera of the
American Revolution for having mode
the highest average in civies for four
years nnd Vernon Inman was awarded
first prize in the state chemistry
contest carrying with it a prise of
$20.
"Girls From Nowhere”
And
The Pathe News
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raw better and leaf longer
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material from
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Top-Dressing preserves
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This dance, between the hours of 9 and 12 o’clock, is for the purpose
of helping to raise funds for the purchase of uniform* and equipment
for the De Molay band and drum corps here. Those organizations will be
available for all civic event*, and tho support of, the public is requested.
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Greatly Reduced
Special Values at This Low Price
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JULY 3, 4, and 5th.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE TRI-STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION
v Day and Night Performances - • • Tezan Park - - - Amarillo, Texas
Prices: SOc, 75c. $1.00, fl 50
Are your fenders scratched? Use
Whia Touch-Up namel and the
scratches won’ show uly rust
t . « Put sparkle and shine on
your radiator and lamps. . . a
Whiz Nickei Polish will do iu
tion of th* southernmost eontinent
which he hopes will provs th* prac-
ticability of colonizing that icebound
region.
The government has lent him
Seott’s old ship, the Discovery, and
officially the purpose of the expedi-
The dealer who (rib* quart of the ientorad
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1. Secretary I, P. Woodward,
Gallson, J. L. Jacobs, F. R.
Speela! to The Now*.
PLAINVIEW, May 28.—The Hilton
hotel st Plainview new under esn.
etruction will be opened for business
during the first part of July ac-
cording to officials of the company
who were in Plainview recently in-
npecting the new building now neat-
in* completion. H is®eight ntories
high nnd breaks the present skyline
of Plainview, the only higher build,
ing being the Harvest Queen Mill and
Elevators.
With the eompletlon of the Hilton
hotel, nnd the finishing of the repairs
now under way on the Ware hotel,
Plainview will be able to boast of
hotel faeilitlss second to nsne in
Texas for a city of twelve thousand
population.
Habit proved strong with Dr. Silas
Moreland of Jonesboro, Ark. He
filled out bis own death certificate
except the date and esuse.
I AY south pole resorts
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Fortunate special pdrehases from Gaze
and Fisk and other fine makers, all worth
a great deal more than the price at which
they are merited. A« outstanding event
every het a let* epring and cummer style,
new ead notably chic.
FELTS I PERLT HEMPS t TOYAS
LARGE MILANS I FANCY STRAWS
CREPES I CROCHET VISCAS
LARGE AND SMALL BAIR MATS
LONDON, May 27.—If Sir Douglas
Mawson has his way in th* antarctic,
th* south-pole one day will be a
health resort.
Sir Dougias, who was on the scien-
tifie staff of the Shackleton expedi-
tion in 1SOT nnd led the Australasian
antaretie expedition of 1911-14, has
left London to make final prepara-
tiona in Australia for a new explore.
If you experlence ataxy speDa. palpt-
tation at the hoert, shortness of breath
on exertion, ringing in th* ears or
rrnquent headaches, you shoula do
something at onoe for these may an be
signs that your blood pressure has
reached the danger potaL
High Mood pressure la mainly caume
by potmons that coe th. bloo vesnele
and thus overtax tho heart. One of the
moat reltable and quickest methods to
get relief to through the ume of Bi-a-lIn,
a noted doctor's presertptton. It taada
immediately to stop the formation of
polsons that cause the pressure on the
overstrained blood vesseis. dl-a-lin le
harmless, easy to take end suaranteed
to satiat you or moneg refunded Heid
la tala vicnity by leedlRS druzuiate
The Mirthquake
gDFNNY
Lee peaaodawey because the
■enterpriaea have become to a
txtent merged into larger aa-
dperations. Every phase of
the following Texans had necepted
appointment in the Offieers* Reserve
corpe: Edward S. A. Altiere, Brooks
Field, 2nd Lieut, infantry; Norman
T. Gibson, Port Lavaca, lat Lleut.,
Medieal Reserve Allen, Carroll R,
Dallan, 1st Lieut, cavalry; Duke M.
Davis, Dulles, captain, infantry;
Hubert O. Price, Canyon, Infantry;
Jesne T. Ryle, Wichita Falla, captain,
Infantry I Irvin* R. Solby, Kelly
Field, San Antonio, 2nd Lleut, in-
fantry.
By BASCOM N. TIMMONS
Spein Washington Correspondent
WASaNGTON, D. C, May M-
rhe nation is faced with the ques-
lion of whether the unit bank, state
or national, can survive, in the
pinion of Comptroller of the Cur-
reney J. W. Polo. Pole's warning de-
ivered in an address before the
Maryland Bankera’ Association at-
iractod unusual attention here.
The unit bank he defined as a
banking corporation having its origin
in • definite local community and
tonfining its banking activities pri-
marily to that community. Chain
itores and the chain system of mer-
handising, centralization of power
plants which distribute power by
high tension systems instead of local
power ptanta and the merging of
elephono systems into one grant
ystem, are some of the causes of
the troubles of ths community bank,
In Pole's opinion.
The comptroller told the bankers
that ta his opinion the unit bank
whose existence is threatened has
contributed more to local community
independence end‘to the foundation
of our national development than
my 'other institution nnd is moat
representative of the genius of the
American people. "The unit bank,
like many other types of local en-
terprise, was made possible by the
treat distance between the local set-
tied communities," Comptroller Pole
mid. “Distanee has now been abol-
ished and as a consequence of this
one factor, ths unit bnnk finds it-
pelf face to face with difficulties that
loom to be almost insuperable.
Unit Banks Were Profitable.
( "Apar from the question of their
grant contribution to the upbuilding
of local communities, unit banks
were profitable ns operating corpor-
ate unite for the reason that they
were normally Integrated with the
local economic situation. The presi-
dent of such a bank was a person-
sgs in the community and the bnnk
fostered and financed local business
enterprises. The banker waa a fac-
tor in the local street car company,
the local telephone company, the
local power plant nnd the like.
I “The old opportunities for the local
banker to have a hand in local enter-
With private
bath, eholee of
tub w ehower.
82.80, SAP*
and M.M.
With vrivate
tolleti nnd
• o n n ecting
the public utility business has pass-
pd from local control into the hands
ft great centralized corporations
which are able to give better and
more efficient service. The fi-
naneing is not done in the rural com-
munities but in ths large eitiss by
tho metropolitan banka.
I “The unit bank being therefor*
thrown back upon it* ewn resources
has to face th* rising cost of man-
agement with n relative decrease in
ncome: Many of them are now un-
sble to offer to young men entering
ROSWELL RELLS FIRST WOOL
■portal to The News.
ROSWELL, N. M., Msy 28,-
Eastern New Mexico's first wool slip
has been sold for 27 cents a pound,
which is from five to six cents under
the price prevailing nt this time last
ysar. The wool was produced in the
Picacho district by C. H. Buchanan
and was purchased by C. G. Salter,
local wool buyer.
his task as the first stop in the de-
velopment of a new land. Hu ta con-
fident that colonists will follow the
explorer (as they did in the develop-
moat of America), nnd that in a tew
years the polar continent will be
dotted with flaking and mining set-
it map be a far cry from such rude
settlements to the sort of thing one
expects to sou in health resorts, but
Sir Deuglas sees nothing illogical in
the thought of health reaorta of the
future being built there. Th* atmos-
phere of the Pole, he point* out, is
totally devoid of duet and innocent
ef nny kind of germa (which do much
of their traveling on duet particle*).
The elimate, in fact, he asserta, I*
"the heaithiest in the world," and
the polar world a region of gorgeous
beauty.
- Apparently the explorer'* enthusi-
asm for tenth polar elimate and scen-
ery io the contagious sort, for before
he left here he received scorea ef
applications for poet* with his ex-
pedition—several of them from worn-
en, Hie reply to the feminine aspi-
rant* was:
“Not this trip. What we need on thia
expedition is men who have been on
similar expeditions before. Captain
Davis wants sailors; I want scientific
experts."
Capt. J. K. Davis, Sir Douglas’ sec-
ond in command, will remain here
with the Discovery until she la ready
to anil in Kugust. Sir Dougina will
join the ship at Capetown.
Nervous Women
Praise Capudine
Delicately -.poised women who
suffer from high nerve strain nnd
nervous peins, such as periodic pains,
headache and pains in ths back and
sides are high in their praise of
Capudine because it qulekly soothes
the tense nerves snd relieves the
pein.
Being liquid, Capudine acta almost
instantly——much quicker than tab-
lets and powders. Contains no opi-
atos and does not upset the stomach.
Sold by druggists in Ms and 60e
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or the prospects of a career of suf-,
fieient attractiveness to obtain the
highest type of management person-
hL
“Wo esnnot escape being moved
with great coneern to observe that
at a time of the moat unparalleled
strengthening of our financial posi-
tion in domeatic nffalra and in for-
clgn commerce , and in investments,
namely, during the last eight years,
there bars been more than 6,000 fail,
area of unit banka in tko United
siates, with an aggregate total of
deposits of $1,500,000,000. These
banka were scattered in various sec-
tion* of the country distriets of the
United States, in the South, the Mid-
west, th* Northwest nnd th* South-
west, with n scattering few *n the
Pacifie coaat and th* northcaatern
states. It la impossible for me to
describe the acute local suffering oc-
casioned by the losses of hard-earned
savings end by the disruption of local
business enterprise*. In many of
these communities publie eonfidence
in th* unit hank* ha* boon so se-
verely shaken that funds which
should find their wsy into bonking
channels are being withheld. During
this eight-year period there wes not
a single failure of a large metropoli-
tan bank."
the" Ahtrcontatuhyanagu"«»dyf
the life and habits of th* whale
However. Sir Douglas looks beyond
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 194, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 29, 1929, newspaper, May 29, 1929; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1567900/m1/3/: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.