The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 166, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1934 Page: 4 of 8
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Permanent Relief
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gf C. C McDonald
HOUSTON. July 11. — A sound
program of permanent relief ' and
prosperity Ik advocated by "<& tJ,
McDonald, candidate for govorjkir
vrho has not changed a plank in l)i*
platform atnc« it was made public
early laat January.
From bin south Texas headquar-
ters her* Mr. McDonald "has issued
an invitation to nil Toxnns to rea-
son with hint for a great program
that Will nerve humanity, rout ore
Laundry Washed Clothes
Guard Health
Good Stealth Is Priceless
Think It Over
INEEDA LAUNDRY
Phone 804
hope to the a*e<f\u'iil rekindle the
flrea of ambition in\®ou«g person*
Provision for univet-aKl lUHBe own-
ership in town and county, equnli-
Mtion of the burden of taxation, re.
peal of the Denn law and m>l *ntu-
tion of strict regulation, pensioning
the needy aged and Infirm, obtain*,
lng Just nnhN and living wages for
working men and women, provision
for a permanent *y*tem of universal
and worthwhile education,-'for boy*
and glils in every rtty; town, village
and rural district in the state, a
fair tax on riatui-al resources aw
they are depleted, abate aid for. ru-
ral itvscbdols. .strict 'enforcement of
the anti-nepotism law and the abo-
lition of extravagance# Jn public at-1
falWl are among the"' foundation
atones, of McDonald's candidacy.
Mr. McDonald also lias announced
himaelf an In hearty accord,, with
President Franklin D. Rooaevett'a
recovery program.
One of the main planks' in hia
platform la that, pertaining to sjate
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l.v relieved me, All others failed. 'All
letter* answered. Nothing to sell.
Write 'Mm. Ma rian Adjtifis, Box
526, Salina, Kansas,
JFOR KENT: Completely .furnished
house, t'lioile 5Hi!, \
that's why
electrically cooked
food retains its
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New Wonder At Boulder Dam
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j. B. Sanders led the devotional-
After the meeting i; lovely party
wax given tj> honor Mr*. D. C. Bland
who leave* noon to n ake her home
in Austin, J.ight refreshment* were
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Mrs. J. H. David will be hostess
next "Thursday afternoon with Mn.
Krneat Cottle and Mrs. "0. B. Potta
in <;harge of the Bible atudy,
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The West Qrunge Baptlat Woman'*
Missionary woe let y met at the
church - Thursday afternoon with
seven members attending. Mra. Kff-
win Freemnn, president. was in
charge of the devotional and also
led the Royal service program. Two
visitors, including the paator. Rev,
Bouse, attended. Mrs. John Moure
will be hOBtea* next Thursday. 1 ~
KIICIPK BY BOMB
PARIS. — A suicide by a bomb
in a cemetery spread lerror through
the Muntmartre section of Paris.
iGlaases on CREDIT! Pay a* yon
W«ar! Terms to those entitled to
credit. Dr. F. H. Wllliains, nolfega
graduate and registered optometrist,
MTlcas at OE WCAH « KO.V, Or-
Texas.
Alfred Julilen, a |ii«H pi«'inted In.
bomb, sat on his unole'a grave, lit
venter, made hlnuMif a powerful fl
the fuse and #a blown to plecen, fl
Several tombs were demolished. "
DR. M. SHRYOCK
Jewelry Co.
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/■^KTTINO ready to lower a sec- three plates to t,i<
*Iah a# Ik* swnsilil'a Ktirnikai wnld tlnn r\t nina Tho li
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COMPARE THE MlltiF AT $8J". FEATURE IT
FEATURE, Mill AIT OTHER RAME AT ANT PRICE!
6BLF STATES UTILITIES CO.
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Hon of the world's biggest weld-
ed steel pipe 600 feet-down Into Che
•canyon at Boulder Dam. This pipe
will be used to supply the turbines
land Is made of steel plates 12 feet
jwlde, 32 feet long and 2% inches
{thick, weighing 23 tons apiece,
tion of pipe. The Akbcock fc
cox Company, which is breaking a
world's record in.,
pipe, expeota to flnisb the work by
1938. In all. there wtU be 14,560 feet
of pij>e, much of it 'JO feet in
diametet
aid for homesteads in rural dis-
trietH and citlea. ,
Mr. -.McDonald is a naUve-born
Texan. He attended ac-hool In. Fan-
nin county, ' where lit* was lioni - 4It
yerttfs ago. .After leaving the
ton State Teachers college
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STATE' OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF On A NO E,
PITY OF ORANGE:\
In compliance with the require-
ments of the City Chnrter and Gen-
eral I^aws of the State 'of Texaa, an
election Is hereby cilled for the
purpose of electing 'a Mayor ' nnd
Commissioners for Wards One (1)
and Three tJ} of the City of Or-
ange, Vexas, for the period of two
(3) year*.-
Said election shall be held at the
following voting pliwss in the City
of Orange, Texas, on- the -third Tues
belli
taught school; for four years. 'He
was secretary of state .during 101t-
12 and was assistant attorney gen-
eral in lOlSrlO. During, the last
campaign he was leader of the "wet
ett-'j forces. For years lie- has been a
he cafeful student of the needs of his
native state./ .
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day of July, the some belttg the
17th day of Jtfly, 1984.
Ward No. 1: ifodern Chevrolet
Co., Cor. Green Ave. and Third
Street— Mr. C. A. Russell, Presid-
ing Judge.
;Ward No. 2: City Hall—Mrs. R.
H.—Vohh, . Presiding Judge.
Ward No. 3: Court House—Mr.
John Knit?, Presiding Judge.
Ward No: 4: Holleman's Store—
Mrs. G. C. Strickland, Presiding
Judge. • \
By order of the Mayor, this the
12th day of Juiie, A. D., 1934.
\ City Secty.
M. G^ DA VIES,
-SOCIETY-/
(continued from page 2)
of the\ death of Mrs. Ellen Mason,
motherVtf Mrs. Nellie Long, one of
the members. The regular meeting
will be ft^ld at the church next
Thursday.
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and, your
GAS APPLIANCE DEALERS' SPECIAL OFFER
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POSTPONES \kKETOTO
The, regular meeting of the/West
Ornnge Baptist Woman's Missionary
society was postponed Thursday at-
ternoon hecauB,. of -the . death of
Mrs,-,^ Ellen Mason. The regular
meeting -w,itl be held at the church
next Thursday*
GI.KANKltS EXTkRTAIN
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Gleaners of the First Methodist
church held the regular meeting"'nt
the horn,, of Mrs. J. B. Sanders
Thursday afternoon with nineteen
attending.
Mrs. Pat Griffin was in rhnrge of
an interesting program with Mrs. . A.
J. Wilson, Mrs. U. B. Harmon and
Mrs. C. B. Potts talcing parts. Mrs.
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Modernize with Natural Gtt service liava tha
convenience of instant hot water mi Rapt the comfort
of faater, easier cooking and bajkipgl Wld th« pleasure
of silent, dependable,
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SPECIAL INSTALLATION OFFER 1
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A very attractive special offer makes it peoTitabk
to instsll Natural Gas service NOV. Ask any Gaa
Appliance Dealer or your Gaa .Company lor
plete details.
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dent Franklin D. Roosevelt and his entire program for soda)
justice, for a more just diyision of the national income and a
greater buying power, ana opportunity for property owner-
ship of all kinds by the masses. \
2. McDonald pledges va continuation of the state policy of r& /
duced appropriations, to consolidate duplicate offices and abol-
ish useless jobs.
3. McDonald favors a registration tax on all notes, mortgages,
deeds of trutts and liens recorded or filed and a maximum con-
tract interest rate for the use of money, of 6 per cent per annum
and no more.
and collect
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4. McDonald favors such tax laws as will
from utilities and corporations enjoying a roonoply more tax
than businesses exposed to open
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of all necessary laws that wil
men and women to organize
and bargain collectively through representatives of their own
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6. McDonald favors the submission and repeal of the statewide
prohibition amendment and the Dean law, substl
for legislation strictly regulating the liquor tr
7. McDonald favors ^be strict enforcement of the law which
prohibits anv state official from employing his relative in any
position under his control.
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per capita to those within the scholastic age in
oracr to provide them with nine
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McBeath, J. S. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 166, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1934, newspaper, July 13, 1934; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth289722/m1/4/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.