The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 262, Ed. 1 Monday, November 6, 1939 Page: 1 of 4
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Motion Pictures
Around Town
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CITY HALL
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Tuesday,
At Court House
OWE
IS HELD TODAY
Funeral servlcea for Captain Wiley
n. Phillips, 83, pioneer steamboat
plan and Hhlp carpenter, ivbo died
suddenly ut his home ut 80s Kiev-
with street at 5:30 o'clock Sunday
morning, were held at the residence
at X o'clock this afternoon.
Rev, W. A. Corkern, pastor of
the Flret Iluptiftt church of iblH city,
and lley. J. A. Smart, lliiptlst min-
ister of Ueaumotit, conducted the
tervlcea nt tho home, concluding cer-
emonies being held at the grave In
Evergreen cemetery by the local
Odd Fellows lodge, hurlul taking
pluco under direction of the Ortmey-
er funeral home.
Captain Phillips was burn In
Miicoii county, Ala., anil ut the tige
of 14 years, moved with the family
to Washington county. TeJtaa, near
Brcnhutti where he lived until about
(il years ago when he nioved to Or-
ange.
For a number. uf years he was a |
millwright at local wwiulIU, and la-
ter became a steamboat man, being
associated much of the time with
his father-in-law, the late Captain
Tom Davis, operating on Sabine riv-
er from Sabine Haas to l.oga*mporl
La, handling cot ton and various
kinds of freluht.
For a number of years he was a
ship carpenter, being employed much
of bis time at tho Weaver ship yard,
and during the World war aided in
construction of wooden ships built
here in numbers for the I'. S. gov-
ernment.
. He was for a half century a meal•
ber of tho First Baptist church of
this city and had served for a num-
ber of years on the active board of
deacons. He was for many years a
-mwnlier of lri* lo4*e No^ I. U.
O. F. subordinate lodge and camp.
Surviving him are his wife. Mr*
Emma Phillips: two daughters, Mr*.
A. |*. Hawkins, of WestlaKr and Mrs
A. F. Burns Sr.. of .Orange: ten grand,
children, si* great grand children,
and a sister, Mrs. Kllen Miller, of
Elgin, Texas,
The following grandsons aerred a«
active pallbearers: A. F. Burns Jr.,
Phillip Hawkins. Wiley Burns, Julian
Onale.v, Dave .lonriieuy, Arthur Wil-
son. Bex Biickmun. Edward Bums
and W. H. Ilawkin*.
I„et'ji.*ee what happened In oralis1--
at 8 a. m. Monday, November t .
Here's the picture:
Smoke from the county.wide piney
woods and pasture fires to slightly
bedim the vision of what would have
otherwise been a bright d ly with
enough tang In the air to make
BUSINESS HOOD.
Yen, there are 111 oars standing In
the Inside court) houa.i driveway. A
long man wearing broud-bflumiod
white hut, dark coat, with bands In
pockets walks across the court house
grounds.
Miss Mildred Futch is noft iu the
picture a.* she steps glibly through
the early moritlng pedestrian traffic.
And tlirre's Norman Thompson,
old time timber gltteivmter" us lie
makes his way across the street
watching the traffic light.
Will Brown, (lis I.lnauomb. and a
Mr. Baker, all carpenter*. are l.i
the closing scene as they hold a hud-
dle conference oti tin? Fust National
bank corner,
BODY OF AUTO
WRECK VICTIM
SENT TO OHIO
pR0M H. HUDDLE
-, -
• •• f .♦ « «
A niarrrtajfe; license l.-^ueri to Joint
Henry :•'Footer''' and .Mian Ulautola
(luVitea, of Silsboe, wins of record
here today Ut 'the office of Mr*, H ,
- oounly cltrk,
JAP SHIPMENTS
FRANCE 1LL
If I 1/ |1| i"ift|
| WASHINGTON, Nov (I. < A >) ~
i A Prediction that the 1114(1 congress
! might follow up the administration's
j neutrality program, now lit full op
era t Ion, liv authorising eeoaoinic
pressure against Japan win r.nde
today by legislative lende" ,
Chairman Pitt man I DNev of tlie
he-ate foreign relation* i-
*al,d that unions relations wflh To
kyo Improve hof.n-e tli" Jap *ites«-Am>
e'ican commercial treaty empire*
Jan. 2li. congress undoubtedly would I Income farmer f. r lttlt).
.
All Orange; emintv firmer« w-ho
are borrower* of t|>e Farm Security
Administration and all other farm-
ers who are Interested In the type
of loan* made Uy tha .F. S. A nr.-n
Invpfwi. to attend u count* w:fde
meeting Tuesday November T be-Hm
t'lvg ut #:.1« a. m„ according to Ste-
phen B. Owens, rural supervisor.
Thl* meeting will |>c held at tlie
Court ITouho In Orange.
The purport of the ineetlujr 'will
Im< to esi'laln the Fa m rcmlty Ad-
ministration program s tt |* nort-
herns administered ami to explain
ptar* that si* bring matte through
this organisation to aaalst Die law
MEKIiH.1. II. NOBTH
Shipnieel of the body of \ T.
firmer, 5(5, telegraph and telephone
engineer. of I .oh Angelca. Califor-
nia, who died at 5:111 Sunday after-
noon nt the hospital, as a rrsnlt <>'
Injuries received In an automobile
wreck Saturday. October !V was
made by the tlrtmeyrr tuneral bom?
The Orange Drug Company has
I ls-t-n purchased by Merrill It .North,
f flutilor Huddle. wiio orgaaUed the
j business and has e inducted th) firm
' on the corner of Fifth and Main
i streets for the past Jil years, tin- |
j nounce.l today. Arrangements forth-
I sale were completed sSatuiilay and
1 Mr. North took charge yesterdtly
North, who lias been connect* 1
with tho flrrti as pharmacist for tin*
enact his rctielu-llon intr>o>veiing tie' |
president to ombnrxo "any or nil"
J _ 1 exiaiits to Japan.
tV'ASHINllT«lN. Nov II \|M — ' -,t' •""Oi'ely fair that .It >vt. !
Oovernmejit clieles pi,-11. a ,1 to.la . 1 "h"'"'1 h* warned «.f the i'.•« ..f Jan-
lhat Britain and France would u-e «• «>'." Plttinan said. ller .ntttv!
it he goUl p'litioii of tori, estimated ! Cliina has Wn !n i. ,ai
>5 a'sseis In the I'lilt-U ' 1,1 ,f rights >1 II"- lt-,|t„l
States lor Ib.lr first -oas'.! aftd c* j®1'""
r>" purc'ini*«*M of Aim*rirm alljiloiWiJ ' IMilmnn «a« f i th# in.vi| km>uf -f |
and btb^r to.ir utipplifx ; ('4)ii|if«iineii SiturU.i) nhu ,v I
(uttUil«>(( nlllH (ntlctH utul.-r Hi 1 IVwhU'fil rt(ii (Kh !
tirutriU*)' \i \v Iwivo iM'rn 1**1| \ l l4l ir|Mrtllnj* ihr .ihim wwNnr^
1 | y ioiiii* rfrtciMiK nt high un j •*•**! wMlrit uf «1 "c«sh r.irn" I
j — all i f ^ uiUyt 'L|;^(|ni of with *i |rlns «• |
I l'« pnlil tn'fin • !) « k*hm1i lean* thv a lion*. Th*' leclfllaliuti i <>• no' uf* |
n!uui iry. [ ply to iha* uuO«kr.Ut* Mf Hlto J«>mno«c |
' i niiflli'f. h' w«'Vt*r,
I K(*OS«'VP|I iM-vt't h.i fiHuiU)
A J. McKrtrv'le. Ointf A
turn! AK«*nt. In ct^i^rntlng in efturts
to holt* Q tjcfw«^ul mi*fUuf
CRUCIAL GAMES
D O T SCHEDULE
WmmM
The East Texas Firemen'* Spring
Convention wtll Is held t*i Orange
starting May t, 11)40, according
word rvefived by tt. B. Goree front
I* W. Hustmyro, president of th*
ange Chamber of Commerce
telephone call shortly after 1 <r<
thi* gftmna, - •.-,• • •
The Orange delegation seeking Ul '
Hocunt the convention for thh
Including firemen and repres
tlve* of both lbs Chum ier of
iiK-ne and the Relall Merchants
social Ion, had pretwred • rarefull]
worked out Invltalloti and their et-
' forts were rewardatL
Wires from city and rounty o(W«/S
I rials and civic leadtrs wen I n Uox
| way toward swinging the iomv-h
I to Oraaga, M w stated.
"We will give you u war-il rer..-)w
J >l a a* llismil aotild gipn i nt
<tr«ngv", was a fe« phrvae Mated by
| orange rttlaroe e*4 udtrials as thejf
; wired the R**t Teaaa firtlMS'l
J ienlloa. In seaalon todar at
meklag aa appeal for the imChP
| ns l.is to be ba-ld at Oraocr la Sal
j el IIM sTl
I'sc uf th* li Alni t Iran ii i,|i*«
and oilier u«s<-t* are «\po* trd to b--
jioNtponcil in Hie ho|M- of Kilnns '•
that a
Otlent.
► tali" of war exists lit th*-
af their Anii-rsutt ll v
en route liomr from the World's fall-
In New York. *usliiln d Injurlt-s In-
cluding fracluro of the spinal int-
uitu), when his enr left the highway
on a curve about six miles eust of
Orange. The
some rea son
the road and turn"
by the aide of the lihchwuy. Mrs.
Qrener escaped with only minor In-
juries.
Mr. Qrener. a t-atlve tof Ohio, had
Heed for ulHiut HO veilrs In I.os An
a* posslbl*
men ts.
tiold, which can Is- iotd i|UlcUl) il
•1"^ Unlt.nl HUIk treuiiviry ul Hi'
fixed price of lill an otinc. It th"
. . i e *le/l method id patmsiit. Kui'li
past ten yoara 1- a young man with | ^
ready h«ve perbsps as niifr a as
a wide circle of friend'* throughout
this nectlon. First president >f thv
Junior (Th imber of Commerce.. one
of Orange's most active o|vii or-
aitltta'lor.s, North Wiv Instrumental I
to Columbus. Ohio, for burial today. p.,n|iw'lor.«. North \vu instrumemai . ,,^li- aemuttlea
Mr. Owner who Trlth hlw wt<e- - ."ya j^u,n|f xhe *tirr*sp"lhat i-v« ^ ! *
YAtMI.OOOjINIII. in aul.t deposited
nn«l ('unntl.i
OfYirinN ^ortrlMjc : U ui thi !
All< r il t* iio«itiulli > in*
4-rr, l* «i i'tii*'f tArcJIUr i.ninnli i|p'f
! I At rc l'U'.l ilir* diw*r*tt*iniiiy ir w#t«
• ft jiVf Silm to >nimt K *r«
l «Hin wkii'Im mp 'i r mhii ur i \% )\ rh
«K!nn nn«l i r fl*1
• nut entoi lit- m -Ibi «i tSt.it l«rl
Utfrr« nt mil mnrln« • hrrf n*vij- f i | i
' Am«*rlrun liorf*. rxctiM Iri •' tmvn iff
-
, „ | AhhtU .in ''fnai kvla In ury
sulti-d In tho construction of many ] m£h, , |irk.,„
mile* of dly ablewalk. j .Tht.y intt> rlllMI(), ,
Mr. Hiuldi®, -who hui lK't n « cltl I in n wnv thrit uouM r^liir^ tli
z*n of f>rnn«v Klnc< h« orianbu'tl th«* | ,,f |) rlr mild ow
! Oninn* iVttff (!<>mi uny .vein* na« . I offlrlul.
wuy t U«i'
H' \
IXy vkju- bill, a
vlwirt*tl th«* wny f« r n
from Kuio|h>
■Crucial rum** d^I thsi .f hsstah* ' "tree were sea' <ra t IW odtewg
' - Voi th Teaas i "4 tv
neek In Test.' erratic .<>>..aw I Ju.lgg It IsM I a«U. a>d fr.-i • aris'J
r> ib*|| wwpelan ^ am Igilmi ydMM M the rlty g|
Chief intrmat sldfla i . \ miLt < l ""*«sl -nprwla Ws iat4s In a rietQ
whri-e Xi««t- lta <n and hie Mivdvi * *lh>a uf firemen sad ..«* iel
cohorts attempt to remain ua«>s-e ea J the city «W ar ulMsgtim lk
and untied and at th# aara* tv # sea ' aemlaa
Up district II h. a>-T* oter Bsaeksa- Uswreee* Huatmyrr. prasMent *< I
rl-lge (Kan Ant.mi. i j the Oraege chsiaber «f csi'Wi -s
H I* eomddrint the ds«lei«« 'sin * , W A MrXelll general asaea^"' "f
of the geaeoe an.1 if Itaten the ae> the chamber if a—muree and r*%
nvaa rk>t. i"oes not wwet I he si me tail wsrehaat* ua«l>tiss. It a Idll^,
| la la aa lihat ather eecaatl-.ual ate" U«g la the flieaiea were on Iwiad
lh« Capitol ctty - i'o«Wer Jar1- i Center today Member* of the (
Kin «f Teaaa. «bi aaa treated | •««* delegation went to Cewter
Mr. Wnilgtil .Ha«tbri'
fl^.d i t arm* ' dlst last Malhrddv Aiietla .a«UI Ffresnea allendleg the c -m. i i
N «ii)*rm. «Im I. M.
i"1
I Cm
WlUri1^!.
!i lie
ABOUT IT
. . . _ « t e vrrngip*- "'"I'a v-wiui'Hii; • ]
drive- lost conuol fo , that llo hll(l ,mmr<1|.„
? "i <nl in'*' ilieh t p'un" except to take a good rest and ;
-oxer a i cntch up on some of the major foot- J
I ball games he had been misslne. Af-
( ter the f.Kitbtill season Huddle said
j he hoped to make some business nt'-
! fangempnt* and to ifo forward with
. | Orange.
(Teles, whore lie Was employed us an | Hui](llo who has been very active JJ
engineer by tho' American Telegraph ] ,n 0)!llmber of commerce n-nd cf<-!c"
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MORE SAVINOS OFFEltBD.
Although the three per cent privi-
lege In discount on taxes paid tlie
first month ( the tux bot j'ts were
opened ha* parsed, a two per cent
saving will be available through tills
month for payment of city, county
and state taxes. However the big
saving will lie In paying of the ac-
count and getting rid of It aa an ob-
ligation, Remember thai tuxes will
be paid aomo way some day. The
shortest and best route Is to pay
when possible. Pulflce It to say
that there am tnuny unused possi-
bilities.
ARMISTB'K DAY NEXT.
All live cities or communities are
constantly faced with some project.
In view or tho fact Orange's next
project Is that of appropriately cel-
ebrating Armistice day with Lloyd
Orubbs post t f tho American I^eKlon
and jUeglon auxiliary, two outstand-
ing patriotic organ Iwitlon*. aponaoi-
Ing the movement. It will l e for pa-
triotic reasons and communlly prld'j
that folks In all walks of life trill
use evory effort to make tho oecfi-
aloii <t success. ' .' .
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PS
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ATTENTION OF CBJMKTEHIKH
In most ruinl communities it will
be found that there la sufficient civ-
ic pride to see that the local cwtw-
terla* are kept ln a. eoh-
dltlon. This sheuM at least conati-
& Telephone oortipany.
" Surviving . hlirt besides his wiTe,
Mrs. IJllltip Orener. are Ills parents.
Mr. and -Mrs. T. A. Crener, of Co-
lumbus, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs.
Frances Kuhn. of Milliards. OWo;
Mrs. Emma Cline, of Galloway. Ohio
and Mrs. Rutcli Dlselhot si, of Co-
lumbus, Olilo.
Mr. Orener was u member of th"
lAithernn church.
! Work has served as president of t'le
Betall Merchant* Association. and
j the Rotary Club anil is u pr_st slnt>
| president of the Texas division of
J th eT. P. A.. <in orgalnjUlon he now
I serves as legislative ehairm.in.
RUSSIA CALLS
ON DEMOCRACIES
TO END WAR
i ltv t e. j
r r|f mil I
« HpwIuiJv lt 1llln iiicl Ki A
All lli« u*mii!«( Mill bnt«* t. Im* Ir.iu.
i |i rt<Nl in f.^nrri •miw
After pit 11 in a r«iitn
Rr.Un Into rffH't, \|r
| t« Park. N. Y., i r« i«- innwr
j pow Html mnnb«*r of finrt^n r l**
! returned l« ihHr tf ri iu il i
I untl' th« uvular l! 4o n< *-l. n Ik'iIim
i Jnn. .1
I* <ViH*Mrrr«l "1m"
• f th thr till*
f
K. of Cs Sponsor
Field Mass Nov. 11
At Port Arthur
The Knights of Coltiiubtis of iSan-
t:k Maria Council of Port Arthur will
sponsor a Field Muss which* wlij
t.uke place at the I'loneer Hark ad-
jacent to St. .Mary's Gates Memorial
Hospital 011 tho old Iteaumorit alti'a-
way at 9:0() o'clock on ATiiUntlof>
day. -s
Tho knights of (lie Seventh 1 'is*
trict, which comprises the Vort Ar-
thur, Orange, Port Keohes and Iteau>
mont Councils, will attend-, the llnss
lh a combined prayer for peace.
The Supreme KnlKlit, Francis I'.
Matthews has asked that councils
all over the United States and Can-
ada sponsor an event, of this kind
and for members to approach this
worthy task not as haters, slackers
or pacifists nt any price, but simply
as .eiiioe Crusaders for the Clirlstln i
Word.
Tho Oramre Countll Xo. l« i> Will
attend this Maw together with their
friends and relatives und combine
with the Knights and friend* ot tb<i
Seventh District In this prayer for
man'* release from war,
Orange F.F. A. Meet 11
Tonight At 7:30 In
Agriculture Room
IVP^UPVI tute a source of insidrutlon to those
Uve In the city to see that the
cfty buylnc grounds are kept ln de-
cent condition. Tllere has l«en seme
( f-M'in aor neglect on the score of koepintt
. local cemeterlea In an attractive con-
dltlon. There la a way for the ea-
fQijh tublishment «f i nM«m
•4 tlon td lite end that the local bury-
■ lug ground* will be better kef*. K
fc"-'.F ''.htK 8- A. I.
■X T' \ ~yi- . '"''"ill.
mm :>■
^ MOCNT SHASTA. Calif. (>!')-
Two laborer* being called for forest
duty Oiougbt II peculiar t*««
amed
Tho Orunge Future larmeis will
bold tl'e second tneetlng of the year
tonight at .7:80 o'clock In the a«rl-
cult tiro room at Orange High
tlchool.
Thirty-seven greenhti,nds will lie In-
itiated by the following new otTleors
of tho orrgan'izatloii: Malcolm Itoldn-
son, president: .Tobn MeOoCabl. Vice
president:* Itoy IVinpate, eecretury:
Normtiti Stevenson, treasurer: t'cl)
■\Vllley. reporter; "Sweet pea'' Namw.
watchdog; Kenny Hubert, first con-
ductor: llulon Itrown, see ind i>m-
ductor; W. T. Harrott. advisor.
TIMm order of the day w ilt, be t.hf
rendlKg and approval of the rnflltiu-*
l-eporls of the committees on orders
of the day, ontnrtalnment, financial
mid program. I'niler new bilslness
the next meetlUK Will be dlscussel
and plans will be made for the flftsti
for the ArrnlaOoe Iliy paWtl*-. "Spe-
cial huslnesa will be the Initiation
ceremonies which will l-e futt.'Wfd
|>y the closing eeremonles.
Tax Discounts May
Help Set Record
For Collections Here
j MOSCOW. Nov. II t AJM ■ Th.'
I eominunlst Internntioiiale called " i
' he workers of Oreal nrltnln and
raneo today to "go ngalnst thdso
ho favor continuation of Imperial-
istic wtir" and necused tlie United
States of "warming Its hands near
the fire of war."
In a sharpie worded manifesto, Is-
sued as the C. S. R. R. began n
three-day celeb/atlon of the 22n I
anniversary of#the eonunnnt'st revo-
lution, the Jnternntloiiale assailed
the t'nited aha ten for repealln* the
nrma «p!i^r
TEXAS A & M.
NEAR TOP OF
UNBEATEN 10
by turning ItM.'t the Oiiprasliet iM" I
|.rs<.benrldt;e utfll, TV'* ivi I
lon'iia are tk.l tor the Kluticl lead, |
C'thtr outstanding games ai* j
•<-h<oui..t «| Itreckenitdga where the j
nntMml*n Ituckaroo* meet theb |
louglieol dallrlrt lest fti Bm*ti' j
' wind: at Warn e lien. CWbuuue'. I
1 V«dlow Jacket*. unilef«ul <| In rn- j
i ference play. Irr l.i hall the mlihli I
; drive of Waco'a Tlaera; at Nhr K I
(luclai*. where l.ulkln e1a«l e* wlrti i
tlie last Hum eoosliera.l hoidtne n |
chance of edilng out the fanflieri
for the dUlrlct 12 crown, ami
Harhcr. aaatsfaat
tlee I. Ii. NmiUi
field.
M I* .Uf
*f i hmr
Ml I. U
!< •
TO TK.M1I
about Tm, itmrvr
Hdfmru'. T II A.-i
v a* a center t*r a'twlMH
weet.ra atwtent* WtMi'1h llrt.it 1 I
earlMVeit b) the Oiirrui af
wall, which n e Unit <ti|
tlHefltal |Hat|tute
Th* tdufiilk- < ..atun targe i-
^-ftlowr nt la| anc**k Cmne^. 1)4
' and VMMtiMf The lastltute
f Hrt*
«e.Wf,
u'la.tl
nrowa.vllle wheie ll.e high fly lot 1 — ""Pina-. me , *„luIe pmm
tUlKlc* Iio-ct ndltlh-.fr* II* only 1 *7^ *■***>+**' *
other uiidefanted f«m In the 'l..«er ' "f ,h*"* *"*d "" •*« we*<
N'KVV VoltK. Nov It IA I' >
II te
bracket of district I A.
This nlao Is th" week alien T>l«f
can vlrtttnlly clinch the champion-
ship of district 11 lu Hie year's big
game with l.ongvlew, and hi. th'
j Fort Worth district North sjda,r^ee'«a
t Poly In a tilt that coo Id <vil lw«
I'll In laigllsh, lail en Orli-M-! s.lk*
ject*.
Willi..ill .eitbal ..it ..-it,- '.MMy
star* are visible at one lime to thv
human <-ye Moonllsht or a
hate will obscure half of (Uom.
W|,V
mi
Door
M.
Ldttle Johmile Cox, two und half
ye*r old son of Mr. and Mr*. Iau-
aen Co*, 7ft7 Orange avenue,
. playing near a gnruge at the Home
of Mr. and Mr*. Hu«*rd Peterson at
•IB Cherry Street yeaterday morn-
ing around 11 IT |tiy|r
fractures of lm%'|pii between the
km-es and ankles when a garntre
dowr. that bad
hi*.
prooped Aff
ami also attacked
Itnly nib/-It.pan.
Xo ngihtton was made of tier-
many In the manifesto, which ore t-
pled four columns on the front p'l-'1
of Pravdtt, i-ominlinlst parly news
paper.
"Tlie bourgetds of the roi'iHcl
neutral eoti nt lies," tfie inlertiatfo-
ale said, "warm their hands iieir tlie
fire of war x x * . Under t(P1i mas'-
of neutrality t" they l«tmw rich on
military supplies.
'•The American bourgeo's, very In-
terested In further developing the
war, repeal the. embtn-go on the e\-
fiort of nrma In order to. «■'«' re
huge profits to the king* of the inn-
llitioiiM I'.duslry,"
Poll Tax Payments
game Isn't nlway* just IV « the next. I tUto Praetloall, out . f
but nt least If, college tool..II teams | lhc rur" "h""W
I Only eleven tindefuated toams ro-
I main In the ruc« and four of lhem
| have been tied, I'tibeaten and un-
til the United Stales have made till
theirs look prctly much the saute by
beatInir every team thev played
Led" by the high scoring machine
nt, Sail .1 use li**allf. I Si.it w lilell lias
won nine guiiiva and otitscoied Its-
eotn'dned opposition ^iin |.olTita to
Hi, the roll <-f tin* lindefeated and
untied ele-'ens includes i "pri-eent'i
lives of every section of the court.
I ry.
Among the "major" po-Aers .11iI
In the group are 'IVnness. >■, \atre
Dame, Cornell, and Testis \ .v M
The rtirvlvoia:
Team flames Pis, tip, |ii|
.San .lose H. ft') !' tMlh I'l
I Texas A*M 7 IR? ,lfi
fa. State Normal .7 III Is
Mar.vville (Mo) T. 7 l« i 7
! Manchester (11)>I > tl 2fiti
Oathnlli; IJ. « 117
j Ten in.ssee . . ii IHS-
j Fresno. (Cut ) S. . . I .'ill
j Ihniuesiie , . Ii I I il
I.Slip. R. (Pa ) Tea ft Ills
lied ale Wivretwater, 121 Paso I!lgl|,
Oalr.esvllle,- Brcekeprlilgs. l.lvlnj!
Bton, South Park (Heaumoiit;> nrtd
Austin. Undefeated but tied are Sul-
phur Springs. Jlnsoiilc Home I Pal l
Worth), Tyler and llrowiisvlltc
There are 4 y game* on Uilrf w« elf a
aahedule, It7 of them eofffdrgnce |if-
fairs. 1'he week's di ti*l(:t II ifc'ii- t- J
ule follows: " j
l,lvir,g«toii nt port Arthur, 'lalves-
toii at Reaumblit. South Park i I'e.i i
morn) at -Orange.
IHGIIIIK
KIHC'ATIO.V
AT A l,0WEIt COOT
11;
2')
(>
S«
i;
(Notre Dame ... .#
Behind Average; . ■,
Only 12f poll ittXog' had heeli la- j (toMiell '.. '#
sued for tlie 1#S9-Id |ier<vd "p •" j tie Salea (Toledo)
today, aceordinsr t<? reeorda nt tlie j —„„—;—
office of O. O. Jtutier. couittv <-'* I WRI.U AM/ OF l!H WKIti:
It Is expected thnf ther* v. Ill he m-n-e , Uoiy* TO TlttUrULK
collector. In View of the fact that
Mil
127
12il
07
AUSTIN 'Tex. t.H't The nil
j of education fit the . 11 tt 1 rer*Ky *.t
! Te.\tis has deiJIined from 1273; % >enr
j tier student to SiU'l Iti the past 18
I ye«!s. l.'iilvfrslty offlelab p-eelKv
j od that with added efTielcncy the
] coat may decline to A* little as $1 ft
l In the near future.
"'ii*
ROLL
CALL
NOV. 11
DONTttKEMY
FOR IT f.
COOP-KR-ATIVi:
:ti
24
f,
HOW Tl) QKT I'Ot R lit CH.<
than 4Ud0 eligible u> iaiy, the record
Uragglug.'*
V;!, Tut another recnril for U s eol- so far is declared to he
[ lections w 111 Is- made In November"
• mm mm. — f Iter following that or Oolober. nt
h Hurt Bv Fallinjr w*
f seemed certain
today.
Ileglnnlng now. a two per cent dl •-
count on fcll current, taxes pill
through Ibis month will tie allowed
by the county tax col lee: or,
ThiS" city tlx oiWitor will also al-
low a two per cent discount ml all
current Uixe* paid MP to N«v*njb r
1U. after which II otie per cent die-,
count will prevail ",' '■
Uev. K. T. I>rf r'e, pastor of the
Lute her Memorial • Presbyterian
church, who ha* b*(i. eontlned to
Us lm.1 fm- about t^lu week* tm **
«M reported
wen m
COWBOVH XH, TIRKKV3
. AUSTIN. Te*. (AP> — "ut in
these parts of the we*t where cow-
boy* now ride herd on huge /tocks
of turkey*, instead of eultle. the
problem aiiae* of what to do itbtiuf
bird* that don't come home to i'PO t
at night. -v.y;:ft ■ '* •;
I a*on Alexander. Maeoii coUtil?
farmer, ha* solved If. H'* turkey*
fi enuently range out In I he brush
luid tty t.i roont there. .Tbey are e«<v
prey for coyote*.
14o Alexander plac.td a goat v.lth
the flock and the '*oal;.i a tw «
so Attached to tl e turkey* he wKfW
WjSonaver Alexander
know* the location
PORT ARTHUR, Teg. iAP) He
foro he even la born, whe Port Arth-
ur Child ia being sued in illatriet
court.', . , ■ ' .
Tho unli^ii'jii ehfld'M (father wa Ulik
ed on a rtotlstrucflon to!) and,the
compensation commission * rtecreyd
that not only should the mother re-
ceive compensation but payment el-
so should be ramie for 111- Infant's
benefit. 'I'.'1,:;, '
. The Insurance comp-iity |w«. at'-,
pealed I he decision to the ilistrlet
court and named the unborn babe
aa ene defendant- 1
Rurgundy. a province in Froneci
ha* anail farme, where the famous
French delleacy, eacargots tanaM*iv
.are crown.. Hon*#?.of the toarent
•nail* attain tbe ag*
Operating jointly to the same
Don's nay "KOW'P rl-ilve."
There are In Kngltah severnl.-al
worda whi<!fr--Jire generally klcko
round by xeuloua but Inept apeak
who strive for correctness parrottj
Instead of searching for guld
.. - — j' liw dlctl.ipurieif. •
I.ONOMONT, Colo, f AI') Tb tr t iVcoratlve, Initiative, and
day morning, when the dvc settso i • I'ttilatlie are commonly tele«eo|«|l|ijl
i opened, the ftoberts furnlly,. four I ,f rt . *:t .KK-rWlve, In.i^B-l-Mv^ I
utrong., went—altiii bucks, „Jty F'lti- and In "In THll-prl-tlve:" A -:"
day i.tghJ Ail W UniijUT.- f«theri . 1'lete sylla'. 'e, the , ay
mother, •>« nad g.u«dfiitii«-r -• nil | l"st «oet«where In the abuffle
had. afriiuj!1..-.! latek
buck* With them.
oraiesing lour
APPI.E I'lK
IIEL.BNA, Mont. (A<P> .Ut* <Jli-
ver Johnson of llelena rW-alled th^t
what Violinist Itubinoff parthuilari/
liked when (ille was it voctillet with
hi* orchestra watt apple pie, Ho
When Mr*. Johnaon greeted Rtftilnoff
in Helena reeently. ahe onrried wltt)
-bar a thick, juicy apple pie. "Won-
derhll wunrleiful," aajd tp<' vlol|nl t.
S * IK I All HTAKT VVKM,
SOUTH BKXD. Ind. (API '>f So
tre Dame baa loet only one openlnx
football name la 4i year*. That one With stamped a cent).
,ma;ia, mo# t year* of a«e, are It, ids4 when they loat «.? t
pill* I* alovenl) speech but, 1 ha*,
ten to add. II I* not voiced *olely bj
Milgnrltins: It is encountered mqi
often than not In the Upper reneii!l
of IntnllectuaUty. A* a general ih
I he plain people every w her. •, it I
use. tbege word* at ul!. nil! ■
ruin nee them correctly.'."Wi®®®
Tho "a" syllable In these
should be plainly sounded,
should receive th# seeonduy
Correct Pronunciation:
m KsH^Ay Mve . ;
I- In -TB R- pree-TA V-tlve. "
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 262, Ed. 1 Monday, November 6, 1939, newspaper, November 6, 1939; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth290127/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.