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THE DENISON PRESS
, ICutabllRhi'd tn 1130
Telephone No. 100
lxuod Dali; Kicept Banda;
Entered ai Second 0!*** Matter June S3, 1S36,
St tile post office at loeulson, Texju under the act
>t March I. 1879.__
Dedicated to cieaa and reopooelve govern merit;
to Individual and aivte Integrity; to lndlvldun) and
civic commercial p no great.
StJBBORlPTlON RATIOS
One Week .............................. ........— *#
One Month ..................................— Ho
Three Months (In advance) ..................T5o
Sir Moathe (In advance) ..................$L99
One Tear (In advance)......................13.90
FRIDAY, JUNE 25th, 1937
:
BOX NUMBERS. Care Denleon Pre » will be given
advertlaers desiring blind addreeic
OHAKUL ACCOUNTS are acccptab e from pereone
Staving telephone listed In their own name and upon
agreeing to remit when bill la preset! ed. 10 per cent
will be added on unpaid private a counts after 30
days from date of first Insertion.
"CLOSING HOUR; Copy received b> > a. ra. will be
published the same day.
ERRORS The Denison Press wilt not be responsible
for more than one Incorrect tneertlon.
OUT OF-TOWN ORDERS for
etrlctl; payable in advance.
classified ads are
gation to grant the request for a concrete
topping, but the arguments and persever-
ance of the committee in placing their
claim in a favorable light brought about
the desired results.
Denison will become a more import-
ant point in the through travel from the
northeast and south by this new artery of
travel. It will cut off distance for those
wishing to take advantage of the best type
of road on which to haul their goods to
market.
It will also relieve highway 75 of a
great deal of travel when we are in need
of helping to meet modern travel condi-
tions. Even now highway 75 is offering
a traffic problem and the condition will
be relievel somewhat by the new high-
way when completed late this year.
The local committee which worked
for the highway is now planning to ob-
serve opening of the completed strip with
a celebration in Denison in line with the
importance of the occasion. That will be
a big holiday for Denison and this general
area.
Natlona advertising representatives, Frost, Lan-
dis sod Kohn. New Turk Oily; T> Has, Texas and
Detroit, Michigan.
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Any erroneous atutem.ut refl . ting upen the
character or reputation of any persons will be giadly
corrected If brought to the attention of the publish
ers. Ths Denison Dally Press assur es no responsi-
bility for errors in advertising inter ions beyond the
price of the advertisement.
CANCELLATIONS must oe receive I by 10; no a m
n order to avoid publication In current Issus.
Denison-Bells Highway An
Example Of Persistence l
It is to the credit of a determined
committee of the Denison Chamber of
Commerce that would not let up that we
were able to announce this week that the
Denison-Bells highway was to be topped
with concrete.
The thanks of the community is due
this committee for their most excellent
work in securing this valuable stretch of
good road because they have fought
against odds that would have made a less
persistent group give up long ago.
The State was under no special obli-
According to an interview in The
Denison Press of Thursday, a former Den-
ison man, Dr. Frank Bostwick, who is back
for a visit from the war tom areas of
Europe, that gentleman declares that labor
trouble in this country are parallel with
the condition in Europe which led to the
i present dictatorship. The fight in Spain,
he says, is nothing short of a fight to ea-
1 tablish a dictatorship in that country. The
statement of the doctor coincides with
' warnings issued in this country by the
1 press several times, and by other ob-
; servers. It is an idle dream to think that
this country is free from revolutions with-
in that will work havoc to democracy, or
: that we are safe from being attaked by
some foreign power thousands of miles
away by modern devices of war. Eternal
vigilance is always timely, and the nature
of the watch takes different form in Tine
with the forces at work to destroy our
common liberty.
New Type Of
Tags Successful
COLLEGE STATION—A new
type of bale tag. developed and
tested by the Bureau of Agrciul-
tural Economics, is destined to
make a major contribution to the
improvement of Texas cotton, ir
ithe opinion of F. E. Lichte, gin
ing specialist of the Texas Ex-
tension Service.
I The bale tag is made of inde-
structible metal on which is
stamped the symbol which perma-
nently identifies the bale. The
tag is altached to a heavy 28-
mch wire, which is laid in the
bale by stopping the tramper
momentarily when the bale is
half completed. When the bale
is taken from the press, the tag is
pulled through the bagging.
The tag. which is a public pat-
ent, was tried in the field during
* he 1937.37 season and was found
t he satisfactory
While the use of the tag at
present on a voluntary basis,
Lichte points out that the device
ha smany poential benefis. One
of the chief ones may be a trade
mark for one variety cotton
communities. The tag should re-
sult in lower fire insurance rates,
he believes, as it will cocnstitute
a record of bales lots in fires.
Spinner nn<Texporters will wel-
come ttie wide us of the tag, as
it will enable them_to. trace plat-
ed and oher types of bales
against a claim "has been lodged.
KEYS—Lon ana found will oh
advertised free of reward to tbe
owner with the exception of •
small adverttiing coot.
hrif, SATELY—Ttoi lierldeii)
KEEP YOUR DOLLARS HOME
BUY YOUR PRINTING
FROM A DENISON
PRINTING PLANT
<1
YOUR MONEY COMES BACK TO YOU
OTHERWISE IT LEAVES YOU
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ANDERSON & SON PRINTERY
PI JBLISHERS DENISON PRESS
LOOK ON THIS PAGE FOR YOUR DAILY WANTS
EXCHANGE
that
t I
EXTRA
ROOM for
CASH
The “Rooms to Rent’’ and
“Board and Lodging’’ col-
'umna will bring you deair-
able people—and rooms ad-
vertised generally rent wilh-
in 3 days.
THE DENISON PRESS
INTERESTING BITS ABOUT
OUR FRIENDS
“When I go to Dallas or some
other city, I find it a pleasant
thing to be able to go to a bridge
club and enjoy myself if I wish
as they Have nice places where
people of culture ard refinment
may go and enjoy themselves, i
want Denison to have such a
place also and we are starting
one in the Secuirty Building," de-
clared Dr. M. M. Morrison Thurs-
before the stone age, man must
have fought when they met in'
groups, ami one day they decid-
ed to get up and announce that
they would not fight that day.
From then on we have had more
or less of a welcome address sys-
tem, which is an effort to cover
up the fact that the body will
not have any fights. We still
maintain welcome addresses, but
day. The doctor, who has played I the fights seem to remain with
all the American games, says that ■ a-. Newspapers are. supposed to
bridge is the most educational,
fascinating and stimulating to the
brain, and to cultivating patience
than any game he knows. Several
-ay that the meetings went off
smoothly, especially if it be church
or medical group meeting, where
they do not wish the rest of the
are dropping up to the local j world to kitow OiC differences,
bridge club and enjoying them- This is our answer lo a preacher
selves, the doctor says. 1 friend who charges that newspa-
___ pera are always looking for some-
j thing “sensational." Incidentally,
We don’t know who started, a sermon or an article which does
this business of welcome address- 1 not make a sensation in the ner-
es, but it was evidently some kind j vous system of a man registers
of evolution. Back in early days | no content in consciousness.
Answers to
News Quiz Column
•--•
ib—He was forty-three years of
age Wednesday.
2. —$2,000 in gold wrapped in
a newspaper dated Jan. 14, 1914.
3. —At the next session in Jan-
uary.
4. —That of Miss Dorothy Mae
Williams to James Porter Buck,
which will be solemnized Satur-
day.
5. —Homer Petty.
6. —Not more than 20 miles
from the Hash.
7. —The Effiel tower in Paris
8. —It will be used toward the
building of a museum to the ac-
tor at Claremore.
9. —A strong increase in busi-
ness.
10. —-He is a deaf mute.
RATES
1 Tim# lo per word.
I times, 3c per word.
I times. So per ward.
Minimum oharge Is for 11 words
(For conseoutlve lnssrtlons)
Contract rates wil be given upon
application. Legal rates st one
oent per word insertion.
WANTED—To buy, dress maker!
dress form, Phoni 6S7-W.
206-tf.
Four room modern apt. Howard
Lovellette, 115 W. Main
304-3.,
During 1935, Canada exported ,
pulpwood worth $6,943,00.
FOR SALE—1 tiorse power di i
rect current motor. Priced right at j
310. rhone 300.
FOR RENT; Modern Dwellings,
1011 W. Gandy
819 W. Gandy
i BOO N. Austin
i 408 W. Morton
517 W. Crawford
t 621 E. Main
1S09 W. Morton
C. J. CORCORAN
Insurance end Resl Estate
2-31
—
NEW PALACE HOTEL
Carl Thomas, Mgr.
Special Attractive Summer
Rptes. r
Weekly 2.60—3.00—3.60
Monthly 10.00—12.00—14.00
109 8. Burnett Pho. 608
W. F. WEAVER
PLUMBING CO.
PLUMBING SATISFACTION
624 W. Mein Phone 272
CHIGGER CHASER
Protects from chiggers and
otlher Biinilar insects OCp
Generous size can _
HIATT SEED HOUSE
104 W. Main
jSSSSSaOSSMSW
MEN LOVE
PEPPY GIRLS
You can become peppy
this easy way
If vn 11 srr happy and prppv and I
niril *111 take you placet If you
the' *||| invtfr you to dances and
os* and llfelea
.n’t be Intt-iei
and full of fun,
are lively,
parties.
Iiri, ,( you ure cross and lifeless and
tired <twi men won’t In* Inu-rested In you.
Men limi t like quiet" girls. Men «•>
ptiril. to e»i)o* themwlvct. I'bey w*nr girls
aloiiu .'l»o arc full of pep.
Fried
Chicken
DINNER v
3 vegetable*, drink, d«**erl
#51 f- _ EVERY
(C.OC DAY
619 W. Main
American Cafe
L. B. NKVIL, Prep.
IOLA’S VOGUE
BEAUTY SHOP
“QUALITY SERVICE AT
REASONABLE PRICES"
3271/* W. Main Phone 952"
LYDIA 1 . l’lNKIlsM S VRGF.TABI B COM-
UNI> rt
years
► tamo
i!l»l' tlifin nirriiK'ii. form;,
tin* glrlt and women about
Ipv you pep and eurrRy. Fur
rls and
» pet
up . . . lo help give them strength, energy,
POL
rr all
women have tn-en
p t hern
over slity years glr!
taking thl- famous old itu-dhlne to
... to help gi
rkle. Notice tli
;ou who urc full of pep. Ask them wliil makes
them peppy. If tlie> are honest, many of
them will give the credit to I-YlJlA I’IN'K-
HAM’S VKGLTABI.K COMPOUVn. You
should give LYDIA E. PINKHA.M’S VEG-
ETABLE COMPOUND a try. GUIs with pep
fie mure attractive to tueu. &
Asthma Cause
rough! in 3 Minutes
FOR LIFE) FIRE
WINDSTORM AND HAIL
AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
AND AUTO LOANS 8EB
J. V. CONATSER
Pho. 173 116 S. Burnett Ava.
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Short-Murray •:
»! FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone 113
506 W. Main 8t.
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By dissolving and removing mucus or
that .................
attac!
I remo
No smokes, no -w,— — —
solutely tasteless. Starts work in 3
fils's
•s the cause of your agony,
dopes, no infections. Ab-
nsthma attacks, the doc-.,
Mendaco removes the cause
No smokes, no dopes, no -------—- Re-
solutely tasteless. Starts work in 3 minute
Bleep soundly tonight. Soon feel well, veft
younger, stronger, and eat anything. uua_
anteed • ompletely satlslactory or money
back. If your Urugght is out ask aim to
order Mendaco for you. Don't sutler another ,
day. The guarantee protects you.
OTHER EDITORS’ THOUGHTS
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
•i .... on tr.ything you might want made of iron. We have a
1 complete stock of used angle and channel iron, I beams and
other im and can weld, shape or cut it to any shape you need.
1. GEO. W. CLARKE’S WELDING SHOP
f Electric and Acetyline Welding— —413 W. Che.tnut
DO YOU LIKE
MEXICAN DISHES?
Wa make a specialty of
Mexican food —Tamales,
Tacos, Enchilada*, Husvos,
Ranchero*, Tostados. . . .
Also all sorts of American
sandwiches and plate
lunchee. Hot or cold drinks
LITTLE AZTECA CAFE
730 W. Monterey
i ^ 730 W. Monterey v;
»?' on. highway. 75. ,« IV
' ”%/ Your favo.ito bee-
Alwaye ice cold
GARNER VACATES
It is unusual for the vice-presi-
dent of the United States to va-'
cate his office during a regulat
session of Congress, but John
Garner has done just that. He
says he just got tired of it all
and realized the fish were biting
down Uvalde way and decided
to take advantage of an oppor-
tunity to slip away and snag a
few fish—his favorite pasttime
sincec he has abandoned poker
sessions.
Some bright boy has erupted
the theory that Garner has been
sent home because he was bad and
wouldn’t obey the administra-
tion’s orders but fails to state on
exactly what he was rebellious.
(All this time the belief had been
■on basis of the record, that John
Garner was pretty much of an ad-
ministration man, following the
program upon which he and his
running mate were elected. His
administration program record
has always been pretty clean. Hi
might have disagreed with some
of it, even as you have disagreed
on occasion, but generally he has
been pretty much in line with the
president.
The idea that he removed from
Washington on request is sort cf
fantastic. It sounds a lot like’
anti-administration thunder. The
soundest theory is the one Gar-
ner voiced himself: That he just
got tired of it all and wanted to’
fish when the fish were biting.
Any fisherman who has observed’
congress can understand his at-
titude.—Greenville Banner.
A-THOUGHT -A-LINE
A cottontail rabbit can cover
10 to 15 feet at a leap and car.
make two leaps a second.
Whalebone is not bone; it is
an elastic substance found in the
mouths of whales.
Oolong tea is a semifermentcch
tea. The name is derived from
the Chinese word “wu-Iung'
meaning “black dragon."
1 Berlin has a monument honor-
rendered to the German army
ing horses for the services they
‘during the World War.
Early naturalists had little op-
portunity to study the sloth, and
four cenurios ago .Gonzalo De
Ovietto wroo _of it; “It’s chief
desire is to cleave and stick fast
onto trees. I could never percieve
otlher but that it Jived only on
air.”
Federal Head
To Be Chief
Etex Meeting
NACOGDOCHES —Hugh H.
Bennett, Chief of the Federal Soil
Conservation Service, iWasbUng-
ton, D. C., will be the principal
speaker at the East Texas Soli
Conservation and Flood Control
•Meeting to be held in Nacogdoch-
es on Thursday, July 8th.
The meeting which is expected
to draw on of the largest crowds
of folks ever to attend an agricul-
tural meeting in East Texas ’is
being sponsored by the East Tex-
as Chamber of Commerce in coop-
eration with the Nacogdoches
Chamber and the Cariss Water-
shed soil Conservation Associa-
tion.
The program of talk will begin
at 10 o’clock in the morning and
will be held in the Gymnasium of
j the College.
In the afternoon a tour will be
made through the Carliss Water-
shed Soil Conservation project,
which will clearly demonstrate
the value of soil conservation
methods and practices described
in the morning talks.
The retarding of soil erosion,
the building up of soil fertility
and conservation of water re-
sources are problems vital to all
of East Texas, affecting business
and agriculture alike.
All persons interested in the
conservation of our basic re*
All persons intereasofl tp
sources—soil and water—are in-
vited to attend the one day soil
conservation and flood control
meet.
Revolution
... On Main Street
GIVE a thought to Main Street as you scan today’s
headlines! All the world’s excitement isn’t in Europe.
For, in our town . . . and towns like ours clear j across
the country . . . there's a daily revolution going on.
Changes in dress 'styles and food prices . . I. the rise of a
hat crown .. . the fall of furniture prices-these matters
vitally affect our daily living ... And the mews is ably,
fully covered in advertisements. , Here, in concise,
meaty form, makers of the word’s goods tell you what’s
new, what’s good . . . and how to make your dollars
S-T-R-F.-T-C-H.
Smart people who like to be up-to-the-minute in living
'ind current events, follow advertisements as closely as
headlines, f They know what’s doing in Europe and
America .. . hut they also know where money buys the
most! /
Advertising in the Denison Press brings results
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