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v LUNESDA i, MARCH z0, 1930
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n Snakes
GERMANS MAY
SIT IN ON NEW
ARMS PARLEY
How Tarrant
Solons Voted AID
INOTHER
HERE IS MORE ABOUT
NT ARMS CRISIS
Transplants Require Rich Soil
I Rifle Clears
;waters of
casins
10 Chestnut Av
ting season
.ng today.
fle, he killed 1
in the backw
rth, near Jeffe
Geneva Conference May Be
Revived Within Fortnight,
Simms Says
Special to The Press.
AUSTIN. March 20.—All Tar- Senate Rejects Proposal
rant County House members 1 —.
( voted for the amended bill to Liquidate Emergency
regulate beauty shops. Corporations
Senator Rawlings, in the Sen-; Corporations
to
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
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other to be held after Sir John
Simon, British foreign secretary,
visits Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler
Monday and Tuesday, and An-
thony Eden, his right hand man,
Nissley
i
Government Specialist Tells How to Transfer Seedlings
This is the second of 12 articles on gardening by specialists -
of the New Jersey College of Agriculture and Experiment Station
at Rutgers University.
he went flshil
could have mo
the serpents, 1
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ters, 811 Houst
tomorrow to m
heir campaign
st support for tl
ate, voted to table the Oneal -*--
amendment to the pardon board By United Press.
constitutional amendment. Sen- ■ WASHINGTON, March 20. —
ator Oneal would have made The Senate today rejected, 69 to 80 E on from Berlin
clemencies recommended by board 10, a work-relief bill amendment BA.A W, wax
subject to governor's veto.. Excitement was caused today —------------------------— —. _.—
I___-_________,____--------- which would have required the by strong rumors that Joachim A LOOSE, friable soil that will not bake is a good medium in
liquidation of emergency govern- Von Ribbentrop, Hitler's arnia- A ... ... *- .... ------
ment corporations ments representative, was secretly
„ ,in London on an important mis-
The amendment was offered sion
by Senator Thomas D. Schall, British quarters ascertained au-
Minnesota Republican, with the thoritatively that Von Ribbentrop'
charge that the Roosevelt Admin-left Berlin on Monday evening
Istration was trying "to move the ! for London but abandoned his
government to Delaware where itjourney at Munich. It was believ-
> would be free of the Constitution led Hitler at the last moment called
er, editor of the Hereford Jour- and Congress," the trip off because of the unfa-
nal; Grover C. Hill of Amarillo, I "A hundred and fifty years ago
Great Hrituin - I prominent Panhandle cattleman, Washington crossed the Dela
and‘Russ a thereforeancer Italy and R' J' Kinzer of Kansas City, ware," Mr. Schall said. “A year
the Russia the decision dax face 1 secretary of the American Here- and four months ago Roosevelt
or not German decision ether | ford Assn. Mr Kinzer said that and his ' bureaucracy colonels
be regulated or left to taount in the government cattle buying crossed the Delaware and organ-
without limit, or to mount program 12,500 of the 15,000 reg-
The United States vitally inclistered cattle purchased were
. ne nited States 1 , It ally | Herefords.
terested in the answer the other! s .
powers make to this question. An eriiMMarkErancis dear
armaments race in Europe means ernarx setence at A. and M. Col-
-
insoire. this countty. commending his work in connec-
Washington Silent. tion with Texas livestock.
Washington will not commit it." Ellis County sent one of the
self in the matter, at least until largest delegations to visit the
after Sir John Simion’s visit to show. Riding in nine big buses,
Berlin Sunday Until the first 300 whooping delegates reached
smoke of battle clears sufficiently the grounds at 10 a. m. They In-
to make the positions of the par-cluded representatives of 60 of'
ties to it discernible, the State the 66 Ellis County schools. * 1
Department will follow a policy. Heading the trippers were W :
of watchful but anxious waiting. D. Coleman, president of the Wax-
A number of crucial questions ahachie Chamber of Commerce;!
remain to be answered .Roy Connally, Chamber secretary,
1. Now that Germany, by an and James R Gill, manager of
audacious stroke, has seized the Southland . Cotton Oil ‘Co.,
the right to arms equality and Waxahachie.
announced her intention to
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS
„ Scripps-Howard Foreign Editor.
WASHINGTON, March 20. —
Some high officials here believe
that within a fortnight or so the
world arms conference may be I AAAI AlmAla,
HERE IS MORE ABOUT
revived at Geneva with GermanyTIDE RMTI
prepared to sit in. OIUUA OROW
Chancellor Hitler has burned
his bridges behind him. He must STARTS ON PAGE ONE
make good his defiance of the 1 !
rest of Europe and push forward,
his plan of armament.. To hedge
now would doom his leadership
of the Nazis. *.
to Moscow
t.
By PROF. C. H. NISSLEY
Extension Horticulturist, New Jersey College of Agriculture and
, Experiment Station, Rutgers University
which to grow “transplants.” A mixture of one-third manure,
one-third garden soil, and one-third sand is recommended.
vorable impression it might cre-
ate.
Eden will represent Britain at
the Paris conference Saturday,
returning to London before he
goes to Berlin. Fulvio Suvich, un-
ized six corporations that are in-ider secretary of foreign, affairs,
tended to take over private in- 1 will represent Italy. Pierre La-
dustry in the United States. 1 val, foreign minister, will repre-
"Looking back on it, the Ad-
Have the soil into which the Press the ground around the
ministration has not wanted re-
covery and has deliberately set
out to accomplish chaos. And in
that they’ve been successful.”
" The 10 voting for. the Schall
amendment were Republicans
Minority Leader Charles L. Mc-
Nary was in the chamber but did
not . vote.
•---------------------------
HERE IS MORE ABOUT
DARROW
sent, France.
Sir John, when pressed in ,the
House of Commons today for an
assurance that no modifications
of the Versailles Treaty would
be permitted » without parlia-
ment's prior knowledge, announc-
ed that the British visits to Ber-
lin and Moscow will be "purely
explanatory."
Vatican Newspaper
Pleads For Peace
By United Press
I VATICAN CITY. March 20.=
| Ospervatore Romano, official Vat-
young plants are transplanted roots thoroughly so that there
slightly richer In plant food than will be no possibility of an air
the soil in which they were start- space surrounding them. Have
ed as seedlings. Bone meal, add- the soil quite moist, since It is
ed at the rate of a 5-inch flower essential that the roots obtain an
toward the south. This will per-
mit more* sunlight to enter the
frame and will provide a means
of carrying off excess rain wa-
ter.
The cold frame should be pro-
tected against extreme cold either
through electric heating or
through the use of burlap or can-
vas covers, which should be prop-
erly anchored.
pot full to medium-sized wheel. | adequate water supply,
barrow of the prepared soil, will Water the plants immediately . „ 1 a , ,, . - .
add the proper amount of plant after transplanting, and shade HERE is a well laid-out vegetable garden illustrating the practice
food - • them for at least 24 to 36 hours L of companion cropping.' String beans have been planted
1000, tnam leapt 4% io 00 10uT5r between rows tomatoes
Set the transplants so that the especially if the day is warm. If _ m
crotch of the seed leaves is just the plants are set in an outdoor The string beans mature in 50
above the ground. The roots are cold frame,-put the sash in place to 60 days and will be harvested
placed into holes, which are made | and • place salt hay, burlap, can- by the time the tomato plants
either by the finger or by the use vas or some other kind of a cov-
of “dibbles." ' ering over the glass. . .
*** | vines will then be turned under,
need the extra room. The bean
aided by the provision of
organic matter in the soil.
Many combinations of
more
early
A COLD frame will be found of great assistance in cultivating and the tomatoes will thus be
A hardy vegetable plants If offers protection from cold weather,
starts plants quicker, and results in an earlier plant. It also offers
a place in which to accustom ear- +---—
ly plants grown under controlled+
ican organ, made a strong plea heat conditions to outdoor en-
and late crops may be profitably
subjected to this system of "com-
panion cropping."
IES
IAMS
INTS
LATER
month
month
easy terms,
* this home
plete details.
STARTS ON PAGE ONE today for peace in Europe.
, In its first comment since Ger-
. f . many's armament action of Sat. I
I hadn’t been here long urday, Osseryatore said:
enough to stand in with the boys. I "The German gesture unfortu-
"Maybe some of our report was nately has not clarified a situa-
read, but the way it was handled I tion which has become increasing-
.. i ly darker in the past few weeks,
didn’t suit the purpose that we "Let us hope a sense of respon- 1
wanted to serve, sibility will make civilization I
Thinks They Did Good Job, mindful of the Invocation of peace
NT . ' % often made by the Pope."
I think we did a pretty good'
and McCarty string of broncs. job and that was rather a cooling
Moore stuck to the plunging out- business.
law and though it was first an- “I didn’t nke to be driven off
nounced that he was to be cred- too quickly so we stayed until
ited with a ride, technical viola- wed gotten out three reports
tions of rodeo rules put him out And we delivered no more to the
of the money White House. We gave them out,
Struck By Saddle Horn sometimes in surreptitious ways
Trouble was—Mil was struck but we put them out so that pa-
in the chest by the saddle horn pers would publish them. We
as the horse jumped from the didn’t get the publicity that they
chute, and the rider, doubled up got with our first report.
with pain, failed to rake the "We had an appropriation of
steed with spurs as they came $50,000. That seemed a little
aenin what would Iran.e Hals from the chute, small in comparison, with what
Last night’s show was enliven- the NRA got. But they got there
ed for a moment by a fist fight first
e
vironment preparatory to garden
transplanting.
It may be constructed’ at very
sprucesor rough hemlock boards
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12 quick drying cold
SPECIALS
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LLIAMS
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PAINTS
build up, or beyond it, what
will be her price for returning
to Geneva?
2. Until Britain received her
terrific scare over the discovery
that Germany was in a position
to wipe out London from the
air, she openly sympathized
with the Nazi demands for
equality of armaments. If
Herr. Hitler offern Sir John
guarantees covering serial ar-
maments, what will be Brit-
ain’s next move? W ill she stand
by France, the Soviet Union
and Italy?
3. Should Herr Hitler prom-
ise Sir John to return to the
League and the disarmament
conference on a basis of ac-
cepted arms equality,
would sir John reply ?
what
And
and the Soviet I nion do?
• Will the determined ef-
forts of Herr Hitler to lure
Britain away from the British-
French - Soviet - Italian bloc
prove successful? If so, what
effect will the breach in the
. ring around Germany have on
the other three
A I. Ward, Dallas, and Rufus
R. Peeples, Tehuacana, Texas, in
charge of livestock judging, wel-
comed the visitors.
Milt Moore almost provided an
upset last night by the perform-
ance he gave on five Minutes to
Midnight, the star of the Elliott’
F.D.R. WOULD KEEP
US AWAY FROM WAR
little cost, using one and a quar-
ter-inch by
12-inch cypress.
from 14 to 16 feet long, placed |
| parallel to each other, 6 feet
apart. I
They should run east and west |
with a slant of from 4 to 6 inches '
4
DEATHS
• A charter was granted by the Sec-
retary of State Monday with a
capital stock of $30,000.
I Mr. Bruner said the company
Supplies
between Hub Whiteman and Rube
Roberts. The latter, a steer bull-we could
dogger didn’t like the way hismu h further
steer came from the chute and he
told Whiteman it was his fault
Ther ■ gave Whiteman, who was
* .. - ------: was merely a side-line venture of |
MRS GEORGI HIGHES th® incorporators. A new residen-
AIDYOACAJDIA LALA:J
Mrs Georgia Gray Hushes, wife of D -tlal subdivision is contemplated,
W Hughes, a farmer living nine miles it was said,
south of Arlington, died in a hospital st .
Dallas yesterday She was 67 years of
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p m.
today with Rey J. N Rentfro, pastor of
the Polytechnic Methodist Church of Fort
Worth, conduct ng the rites assisted by Mark Fowler’s Life Threatened
Rev W r R ise pastor of the Baptist Madican Bandit.
Church of Arlington. By Mexican Bandits
AMERICAN KIDNAPED
Stay Away From Battle poonEOEET sonee. 5osepnCRuD rathe By United Press.
" 1 Bodine and Frank Burch. Burial was at MEXICO CITY, March 20. —
| Atu Hughes lives two sisters. Mrs A Bandit kidnapers have threatened
I L Houston of Dallas, and Mrs A W. Col-
| lins of Arlington in addition to her hus-
band.
Zones. He Will Urge
By Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON March 20. —
President Roosevelt, It was learn-
MHS. M. C. w HISEN ANT.
"When we sot down to $4000,, ed today, favors legislation to
see how we could go provide that when Americans en-
co we stopped --I
"My sympathy is with small
fellows. The only way the little
nian can live is to charge less
working the chute, a punch. Oth- than the rich man The big fellow
2 * owboys separated the two.--hasto-charge—more—becausehe is
til . to e In the Horse Show division lavish with his money,
t — of the arena show last night the "There is no question that
- aia tnaroadster class was won by Sena-small business has suffered un-
„ , . . ‘ " for Crawford, shown by B. B. der the NRA. It has suffered
Hope for • Break. Tucker more than it would have suffered
6 At PTH A Five Minutes to Midnight otherwise.
*A(Lite 11:55) will be out of the Senator James Couzens. Michi-
* , . 1 100,55 AC chutes again tonight with Pete gan Republican, asked if “in your
* ROM Grubb trying to stay aboard. Milt opinion is there anything about
lest it be me involved in a fun- Moore also will ride again and NRA worth saving?"
damentally--European quarrel has-drawn--1-Wonder,------another “I think the basis of it is very
a lively bucker. bad ■ Mr. Darra- answered. !
uinely alarmed t Ml. . has been _____“Is it your opinion that If NRA |
Should Sir John Simon’s visit t nion, France and Italy would nempioymh# “HE
H ′ started
traltty. France R issia and per- France s ties with the little en- .1 thine it And ATN emolov-
haps Italy wo d deem it tanta- tente Roumania, Czechoslovakia1 t would help ploy;
. . NGA: n v ment, he replied, "because it
mount to betrayal , With Britain and Yugoslaviawill let the little businesses go
and Poland neutra and Japan Because the alternatives all on
armed to attack Russia in the Far seem so fraught with danger.
East, Rus i would consider her some of the best informed diplo-
position precarious and would mats here believe a way may be
still-further arm herself accord found for a new world arms con-
ingly ference this spring with
x triple alliance of the Soviet many sitting In.
The New Traffic SAFETY GAME
PROBLEM NO. 18
Funeral
nant. who
near Mansfield
pl
ter a war zone they do so at,their hus
own risk. . ■, Ha
The President thinks such a Be
services of Mrs M C Whise-
died vesterday st her home'i
ce Rev A
frs Whisen
band and
ty, Barbar
will take place this after- 1
Methodist Church at that 1
K. Morney will officiate
ant..32 years old, leaves her
arents Mr and Mrs C P
six children. Opal. Bessie.
Boyd and Marvin Whise
to kill Mark Fowler. American
graduate of the University of
California, unless 10,000 pesos
($2785) ransom is paid tonight,
it was learned today.
The American embassy and the
government were trying to get in |
contact with the bandits in order |
to pay the ransom.
Mr. Fowler was kidnaped from |
a mine near Jalpa. Another
SEEDS
PLANTS
and TOOLS
At Leonard's you will find your every need
for the garden. For many years we have
catered to Fort Worth gardeners and have
specialized in obtaining the best seeds and
supplies that are obtainable for the local
conditions.
GARDEN SEED
Turning again to the NRA as a
whole, Mr Darrow said, "Let me
tell you how it started
, "It was started by the same
1 wise economists who advocated
, killing little pigs and plowing un-
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Fifth and Jones Sts.
Fort Worth, Texas
stipulation by Congress would.
minimize one of the potential___
dangers of this country being 5
dragged into "the next war ' er.
It was said on good authority Met
that the President would also fa- T
vor an embargo-against the ship- M
ment of munitions to a war zone „
in American ships, wh
Senator Bone (Dem., Wash.), a winlli
member of the Senate Munitions
j Committee, has been working on
such a bill. Former Secretary of
War Patrick Hurley recently en-
dorsed the proposal.
The President has indicated:
great interest in
Munitions Committee
having tie
) Introduce
speedily a legislative program to
limit war profits and to control
the munitions Industry,.
der a part of the crops because
people had too much to eat.
though everyone was hungry.
"1 heard they had some trou-
ble down South because the mules
had been trained not to step on
cotton. There was some wisdom
left in the South."
HERE IS MORE ABOUT
COUNCILMEN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
its summer water rate of
per 1000 gallons was
BRADLEY U WINFREY.
rel
actor and mule deal,
at the Grapevine
hurch. Rev. J. D Ram
lated. with burial in
meter yesterday arte
J P Starr, D H Starr and A W
Hr of Grapevine J E Lyles and
Buntin of Dallas, and A V. Clark
American named Louis Premsak
also was reported kidnaped. J.
Soldiers from two military dis-
tricts were prepared to take the ,
field against the bandits as soon
as the Americans' safety was as-
sured. •
of Harlingen.
MARTHA RUTH CAGLE.
Martha Ruth Carle. 7, daughter of Mr. ■
and Mrs C B Cagle of 3818 Avenue E.
died at 6 a m today at her residence.
which
wine i short illness
e girl i died—of a throat—infection
h developed after an attack of in-
fluenza
F neral services will be held at 2 p. n
tomorrow, at the Secrest-Crowder-Caper
' neral Home Rev Joe Scheumack. 0
the Berry Street Baptist Church ’ offi
ciate Burial will be In Rose Hill Buria
Park
Nursery
Stoc k
• RADISH
• TURNIP
• SQUASH
• CARROTS
• MUSTARD
• SPINACH
• CUCUMBER
• LETTUCE
SOLD IN BULK OR PACKAGE. ALL
FRESH FERTILE SEED.
ONION PLANTS
Bunch ... 10c—3 for 25c
10 Bunches ...
...75c
YOUNG BANDIT GETS
'MARCHING ORDERS'
Huffman Sentenced to 25
Years For Robberies
Grady Lee Huffman, 18-year-
old confessed bandit, today had
his marching orders to follow two
swaggering former companions to
the big house at Huntsville.
And county officers wrote “fin-
JACKIE COLE.
Jackie Cole, two months old intent
of Mr. and Mrs J E Cole of Lake Worth:
died of pneumonia in a hospital at S 1S
a m today: Gause-Ware Funeral Home
will announce funeral arrangements
SUBDIVISION PLANNED
The newly organized Seventh.
. Street Realty Co., Incorporated by
the Leonard brothers, O. P. and
— J. M., and Carl Bruner, secretary-
treasurer of Leonard Bros., will
start operating in downtown Fort .
Worth and residential districts
within the next few days, it was
is ' to an epidemic of juvenile
crime which swept the city last
| tall and winter.
said today.
The corporation is in no way
connected with Leonard Bros. De-
| partment Store, Mr. Bruner said.
All hardy stock may be
planted now. . . Roses,
Shrub, Shade, Fruit and
Evergreens. Get home-
grown stock and freshly
dug. A great variety and
priced right. Downtown
Store. 210 Throckmor-
ton. Nursery in River-
side. Landscaping a spe-
cialty.
BAKER BROS.
NURSERY
FLOWER SEEDS
ZINNIA. VINCA, PE-
TUNIA, NASTURTIUM,
LARKSPUR. SNAP-
DRAGON. PHLOX AND
COSMOS.
VIGO DOG FOOD
1 Cans 25€
French’s Bird Seed
2 Boxes 25€
IT’S CORN PLANTING TIME
SEED CORN - 1
Bu. $3.00
Peck 80e
SEED BEANS FOR PLANTING
String less Green Pod
Black Wax
Golden Wax
Six Weeks
Kentucky Wonder
I Lh_____20c
5 to 25 Lbs. 15c lb.
100 Lbs. _ $12.00
' I Young Huffman pleaded guilty
I to 16 robbery charges in Criminal |
cents District Court, Judge Willis Me-
refused
and the Council voted to require
the department to pay a rate of
10 cents, effective last Jan. 1.
■ City Manager Fairtrace inform-
ed councilmen that City County
Hospital needed $1900 from the
Gregor gave him 25 years.
The court dismissed a kidnap-
ing charge.
A jury gave the boy 20 years
on a previous robbery charge here
two months ago. He drew another
five-year sentence on the same
charge at Waco, Texas.
$1.25 Doz.
ROSES $2.50 Doz.
2-year-old field grown everblooming in Red, White, Pink, Yel-
low and Copperrand Apricot colors. Mail orders add 25e per
doz. Hedge Plants. Be: Baker’s Arborvitae, large plants, 25e,
50e and 81.00; flowering shrubs, lse: Crinum Lily Bulbs, 3
for 23c: Gladioli Bulbs 81.25 per doz.; Columbine and other
rock garden plants, 81.30 per doz.
WELTMAN’S NURSERY
321 S. Henderson St.
• J. W. AKERS, Mgr.
city to meet current
asked that the city
Victims of Huffman Included
bills, and street car motormen. filling sta-
contribute tion operators and a taxi driver.
$4750 per month for the remain-
der of the year, to be matched
with an equal sum from Tarrant
County. It was voted.
The Council also agreed to pay
the county $1125 for rent on the
abandoned nurses’ home at Fifth
and Jones Sts. in settlement of a
claim advanced by the county.
Paul Dean Barker, Huffman’s
last partner, is in Huntsville serv-
ing a 15-year sentence for rob-
bery. Teddy Eggleston, an earlier
companion, is serving a 20-year
sentence on nine robbery charges.
e
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Sheldon, Seward R. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 145, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 20, 1935, newspaper, March 20, 1935; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1688730/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.