The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 139, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 10, 1936 Page: 3 of 16
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RCH 10.1936
Il DAY, MARCH 10, 1936
Want Ad Service—Call 2-5151
TH E FORT WORTH 1’ R ESS
Want Ad Service—Call 2-5151
PAGE 3
hinigte Dei
had a luncheon
President Roose-
y two hours with
ite Cordell Hull
William I billing
tment officers, h
In this country,
ted to return to-
ville, Ky.> and to
ays for London.
at the secretary.
today was Henry
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ion.
SHOW VISITORS
ARRIVING FOR
GALA OPENING
Exhibits Put In Place For
Exposition: Curtain Goes
Up Friday
(Starts on Page I)
"Court of Honor" type decora-
tions are being used. Other dec-
orations arc ‘to. be completed by
Thursday night.
Other thoroughfares to be dec-
orated are Main and Houston Sts.
from Lancaster Ave. to the
County Courthouse; Throekmor-
ton St. from Third to 10th SU.,
‘Commerce St. from Fifth to Ninth
Sts., and Seventh’St. from Com-
merce to Lamar Sts.
The improved lighting system
on the Exposition grounds stood
a satisfactory test last night. Mer-
chants and manufacturers exhibits
today were being arranged in
THESE BLACK CALVES MAY DUCK ROPES AT RODEO
SHOW TRIPPERS
VISIT IN BRADY
Boosters Tonight Will Be the
‘ Guests of Stephenville
Business Men
BRADY, March 10 Homeward
hound after boosting the Fat
Stock Show in cities in the San
Angelo territory, Fort Worth’»
goodwill trippers were guests to-
day of the Brady Rotary, Club at
its luncheon,, ' ’.
The trippern will ■ be dinner
guests of Stephenville—business
men at. 6 p. m. .
Other cities to be visited, today
are Brownwood. Comanche, De-
Leon, Dublin and Granbury. They
visited Eden. Menard and Mason |
before arriving here.
The trippers, In San Angelo
last night, attended that city’s
N stock show. They were introduced
. between events. Carl Wevat and
Warren Taliaferro, co-chairmen
Police Interrupt Boy's Journey
GEORGE C. CHILDENSS
George C. Childress of Milam
has been credited by some his-
Lad,
torians As having written the Tex-
as Declaration of Independence,
which was unanfmou adopted
Had Started For Missouri But Police 1 in less than an hour after its first
dad orrlen 101 soun but I ollie and only reading. A town in the
Here Detain Him For Mother I Texas Panhandle, now bears the
- v name of Mr. Childrens, J
An eight-yearold boy reluct-
antly returned to his Dallas home
yesterday after his flight to Se-
.---------------
Test Questions
alconts
rMcLaglen,
. . and the
or the stage
Hayes.
23'
place. •
Meantime Gov. James V. Allred
yesterday Issued a proclamation
, designating Friday as "Fort
17 Worth Centennial Day." He urged
attendance of all citizens at the
opening of the 40th Annual Pro-
I grant of the Fat Stock Show in
recognition of Fort Worth’s posi-
tion as the livestock center of
Texas and the Southwest.
The roping calves at the Rodeo
this year are of the black Polledi
Angus breed. They are fast and!
slippery and .hard to catch. Colid |
black and without horns, they
present a flashy appearance.
The Texas steers that are used
in the "bulldogging" contests,
. curiously enough, had to be
brought from Arizona. They are
descendants from the almost ex-
tinct Texas Longhorn. A satisfac-
tory herd could not be found in
Texas. The forbears of these ani-
mals were no doubt driven across
the prairies and deserts from Tex-
as to Arizona in pioneer days.
■ In the bull-dogging contests,
I the cowboy leaps from the saddle
i of his galloping horse to the horns
of the steer, and by twisting the
horns, throws the animal lo the
ground. Steers selected for,this
purpose must be long and rangy,
witii long muscular necks and
wide-spread horns.
.:—.---------—. — --
Immediately above are shown some of the bla ck Polled Angus calves to be used in the calfroping
contests at the rodeo, Cowboys wrestle with the Texas steers (upper photo) in the "bull-dogging”
contests. ----------------
GINNERS TO HEAR EXTRA SESSION CAN
the project, must be revamped be
fore the city can advertise for
construction bids. This can not be
of the trip, Invited San Angelans
to visit Fort Worth.
The reception committee at San
Angelo included Roy Vance, for-
merly of Fort Worth, president of
the Development Board: J., Cul-
berson Deal, .manager of the De
velopment Board and of the stock
show, and W. S. Pickett, secre-
AI A TIAAI11 1 r 1 nr n ininF 1 c 1 A1 ■ nrn done until engineers finish details, tary of the Board of Trade.
NATIONAL LEADER RIDE SAYO ALLRED o te 500/Utl. The trip was sponsored by the
MAA H ITE Un I V RLLHEL system for Meacham Field, muni Advertising Club and the Retail
__. ‘ _____: | cipal airport. Credit Men’s Assn.
Texas Cotton Men to Meet Governor, On Visit Here.
Here March 31
Sees Need for Pension Data
NTS
THS
• H
New
Have
As Much
mobiles
ms
ie in to
er lever
ten you
d grills.
1920‘s.
to work
mostat,
prove-
IPANY
New Cadet
Chicken With 3 Wings
Born at Breck-
enridge
t Special to The Press
BRECKENRIDGE, Mar 10.-
Mrs. Carl Roots, Route 2. Breck-
‘ ■ enridge, announces the arrival of
a baby chick with three wings.
. The otherwise normal chicken
was hatched on Feb. 26. The
third wing is advanced about one-
half inch in front of the normal
* wing on the right side. Mrs. Roots
says that she is undecided wheth-
• er the chicken was meant to be
amphibious, using the extra wing
as a fin or was built more on the
line of an airplane, to use the
wing as an aileron.
Can you answer seven of these
test- questions? Turn to Page
12 for answers. •
1. What is pityriasis versicol-
or? :
2. what time is 3 bells in the
early morning on board ship?
3. Where is Shaw University
4. What is the source of the
quotation, “The hand that rocka
the cradle rules the world"?
5. Do retired presidents of the
U. S. receive pensions?
6. What is rhetoric?
7. Which president ordered the
public printer of the U. S. to
adopt the spelling advocated by
the Simplified Spelling Board?
8. What is the.word that means |
a papal edict?
9. In which state is the city ,of
Kokomo?
, 10. Define physlo-thefapy.
dalta, Mo. was cut short by Fort
Worth police
Running away from Granbury,,,
where his mother was boarding !
him, the youth caught a ride to
Fort Worth with a woman on
Monday. The woman brought the
bay to the police station.
He told Fort Worth police that .
be was from Sedalia, Mo . in the
hope they would send him there.
For that’s where ‘he was, headed.
But Police Capt. George Hale
knew his clothes wouldn’t be so
clean if he had come all the way :
from Missouri.
So the boy was placed in the
All Church Home for the night.
His. mother eamo over from Dal-
las later. They were reunited
yesterday at the Church Home.
Neither was enthusiastic about
the, meeting, it was said. But
they left together, on foot. I
Diamond
| Loans
we specialize in large diamond
loans also watches and leveler.
“No Loans <•• Large—or tee
Small.” Lowest rates of interest.
Highest Cash Prices Paid for
old Gold
FRED & CO.
1016 Main St.—Cor. 10th
G. M. Lester, Jackson, Miss.,
chairman of the National. Cotton
Dinners’ Conference, will speak
at the three-day convention of the
Texas CottonGinners’ Assn, open-
ing here, March 31.
Meetings will be in the Colise-
um, with exhibits in adjoining
buildings. Registration booths for
the 5000 guests expected will be
in- downtown hotels.
Mayor Van Zandt Jarvis will
welcome the visitors and Amon
G. Carter will- talk
Other speakers will be F. L.
Gerdes, associate cotton technol-
ogist, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture; A. L. Ward, educational
director, National Cottonseed
Products Assn.; C. A. Bennett,
senior mechanical engineer, U. S.
Department of Agriculture, and
Joseph Weldon Bally Jr., Dallas.
Committee chairmen arranging
for the session are R. L. Kender-
dine, entertainment; W. W. Sulli-
van, exhibits, and J. B. Knight,
publicity. H. G. Yakley, Agua
Dulce, is state president.
THE ANNUAL White and Gold
Minstrel Revue, sponsored by the
Athletic Assn. of Stripling High
School and directed . by Mrs.
Walter J. Edmondson, will be
presented at 8. p. m. tod Ry. Coach
Roscoe Minton will act as inter-
locutor and John Cherry and N. E.
Buster will take part. Ed Lally’s
Orchestra will play. "Elmer,” a
one-act comedy, will be presented.
The cast includes Bill Bachman,
Dodie Jane Andrews, Sylvia Kalin,
Lurlene ’ Pettigrew, Julia Lee
Simon, Dorothy Martin, Helen
Peters, Ralph Smith and Harold
Bowen.
Gov. James V. Allred is letting
the question of a special session
of the Legislation "ride”' until
sufficient data on which to base
old age pension legislation Is
available, he said in Fort Worth I
last night.
“There is enough money on
hand to pay the old age pensions
for some time, and it would be
foolish to call the Legislature into
special session until the number
of actual pensioners, is known,"
the governor said. "Gathering
pension data is a tedious job."
Governor Allred left here for
Amarillo to address the Texas and
Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assn,
convention after speaking at the
Azle Civic League celebration. He
came'here from Austin by plane.
He will return here tomorrow
morning by train
Austin. •
On Friday, the
and fly to
governor will
return here to attend the open-
ing of the Southwestern Exposi-
tion and Fat Stock-Show.
CONGESTION in the office of
City Engineer D. L. Lewis will
prevent the city from awarding a
contract, immediately, for widen-
Inc of .Conner Ave. underpass.
Plans, drawn several years ago for
. FLAGS! FLAGS!
U. s., TEXAS AND FOREIGN
Many Sizes and Prices
J. J. LANGEVER
FLAG AND DECORATING co.
444 N. Main 4-6227
the same
rebuying •
"Now' boss buy- than
e th'nee • Ie
HOUSTON AT THIRD THRU ro MAIN
Join the Crowds ...
Attending Our
COPIES OF HIGHER PRICED MODELS
IN THESE NEW SPRING
DRESSES
1 VERY SPECIALLY PRICED
■ FOR THIS EVENT
OLDETYME DISTILLERS, Inc. N. Y.C.
N<
PINT
BLINDED WHISKEY — The Whiskey Without Regrets
lodern Life is a strain on
GESTON
-=-:
* Smoking Camels
Helps to Ward Off Indigestion
Caused by the Breathless
Pace of Modern Living
Faster — faster — faster goes the modern
rush. People are "always on the go." No
wonder indigestion visits so many from
time to time. People can’t seem to pause
for proper eating. But here’s one simple
step every one can take! Smoke Camels for
the sake of the positive beneficial effect
Camels have upon digestion. Camels stim-
ulate and promote natural processes of
digestion. They restore a feeling of well-
being. And above all, with their matchless
blend of costlier tobaccos. Camels bring a
supreme enjoyment of mildness and flavor
that you can know in no other way!
BETTY CHASE, star
figure skater: “Camels
make food taste better
. and helpdigestion along
And certainly smoking a
Camel is one of life’s most
agreeable experiences.”
TUNS INI...CAMELC ARAVAN
WITH WALTER O KEEFE
DIANE JANIS • TED HUSING
GLEN GRAY AND THE
CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA
Tuesday and Thursday - 9 p.m.
E.S.T., 8 p.m. C.S.T., 9:30 p m.
M.S.T., 8.30 p.m. P.S.T.—over
W ABC-Columbia Network
Modern life in one of its most attractive phases -
the beautiful Trianon Room (above) at the Ambassa-
dor in New York, as seen during the dinner hour.
Louis, maitre d'Mtrl at this celebrated dining place,
says: "Our guests come to the Trianon Room from
New York and from all over the country. It is inter-
esting to see how they agree in preferring Camels.
Those who enjoy dining here also Appreciate the
delicate flavor of the finer tobaccos in Camels.
Camels are an overwhelming favorite at our tables."
ron3 Sar
UM, R. i. Reynolds Tob. Co., Wir
Every New 0 aE
Style, New O W WS
Materials in U V
Navys, Grey, S Sizes
Pastels and 4
Prints.
14 to 52
Other $995 $/95 $095
Dresses • 4 0
JUST 50 MANNISH SPRING
CINITO SE $95
JU115 ”■“-'
e . ■ BE 12 to 20
THE SEASON’S MOST .
- IMPORTANT STYLES IN
SMART NEW SPRING
A a JUBILEE SPECIAL
Suits $/05
• Smart Man-uul
nish BuitsR
• Jigger Suits
• Swagger
Suits . .
• Chesterfield
Style Buits.
Sizes
12 to 50
THERE’S NOTHING
MORE TIRING than
the shove and tus-
sle of shopping.
Remember that
Camels during and
after meals help di-
gestion. They set
you right. *
THE MORRISSEY dur-
ing an Arctic expedi-
1 tion. H. McCracken,
leader, says:"Stomach
upsets are a constant
hazard. 1 learned that
smoking Camels st
every meal and after
helps digestion."
COSTLIER
UE ]
Camels are made from
finer, MORE EXPENSIVE
TOBACCOS-Turkish
and Domestic — than any
other popular brand
N.C.
Other Suits $4.95 to $14.95
SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
NEW SPRING COATS
* New Sport Coats
* New Dress Coats
• New Swagger Coats
OTHER $095
COATS of
$-795
*14′5
Clever, New
PASTEL
,FELTS 5
VOULL want more than one! They’re ex-
I tremely popular in the many new models:
Mannish, Bretons, Off-Face, charming new
Homburgs and Brim styles. Every wanted
shade:.
PINK, GREY, YELLOW, RED, GREEN,
NAVY, WHITE and HI. ACK
ANOTHER GROUP AT
$2
WHITE SPORTS
DOMINATING VALUES . . 1
IN DOMINATING :
WHITE
OXFORDS
69
• Calfskin a
• Buckskin
• Rough Leathers
• Combinations.
AU
Sizes
Rudy’s
Shoe
Dept
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