Breckenridge Weekly Democrat (Breckenridge, Tex), No. 1, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 6, 1928 Page: 3 of 12
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STATE FlGES
GOOD TIMES
DALLAS MAN SAYS GOV. MOODY
TO TAKE STUMP FOR AL SMITH
WRECKAGE OF LINDBERGH PLANE IN WHICH TWO DIED
DALIJIH. 8ept i ( C C . Ren
frit at nulla Incut nnllllrsl tnntl
tl er and close personal friend o
VI ( lovornor Dnn Moody Jlarl to-
ri . n. ! Jay Governor Moody was pn-por-Ictita
ImDrove And Stock " " " paxinK
Conditions Better
I campaign in Texas for the demo
cratic national ucKeu
Ran fro said he did not know Just
when Moody would moke hi first
speech for Smith and Robinson but
Intimated It would be at the demo-
ciaIIc etat convention here 8epU
11 whan Moody nomination by
the primaries a democratic candl-
date for Governor will be ratified.
Renfro declared the governor's
refusal o address the Labor Day
gathering her yesterday after he
had been Invited to do so by the
Al'TIN Kept HOP Oeneral boe-
h nnl indttatrlal rodltlona In
ixa during July werr maintained
i' ii fairly high level with due at
mwanees made for the usual "lark
j'i'flrol the Toxa Mueln 's Review
l-iLMifhed liv the Bureau of Burt-
iimk rrsratrh nt the t'nlNsralty of
r rtw says
Pveii thmivh Home I .Hnslm nut
.r.l otton textile mill ami hulld Thtirsrfav for fall arrnnerment I
uik programs were rurtxlkl mther Mr !. mp t the HapUs
. ereiy many imtusinrs ei. p- church and Mrs Leinaster' troo
. .tm at a ntgn-r rale man .n mis h MUlodl(lt Church. Time
ii n n eai ngn the magarme salo j jo n m
M .itdn i top Impinveil -luring ... ..u.ji.. u. .......
were as follows:
I
celebration committee was a mat
ter of "pood taste" on Moody' part i
"Crltlclam of Govern.- Mondvi
for hi refusal to speak -esterda !
In unjustified and shows & lack (
understanding of tho facto." Ren
fro declared Uefore he taken the
tump for the ticket the Governor
desires to explain his position in
the light of hla pre-conventl n
campaign for Instructions for fh
Texas delegation
"Since thla. naturally woulil i on
tain some reference lo the dlff i
ent altitudes which hr and oei
nor Smith hold on prohibition hr
felt that It would not be gill
tnate to brlnjr the matter up while
the view preildentlnl randlilate
was present "
ti month ami the livestock outlrK
i- blight Financial conditions ure
-numl dospitr the fact tluit the
tr.lit altuatioti and the mne
iiniKit ar fusing om mn-ern
In the pel f'M weeks buelnn. has
shown leas int rest In the Mors
iintiksl and pf ulatlnn mid has
JSCODTS HOME
FROM OUTING
Culle Johnson. Clarlne Andrew
Maty Bltznbeth Df.uglss Bybll
Iauderdale. Prudence Roberts No
valle Grove. Miturlne Grove. Ver-
na Mae Hardy Frances Wash
Pahl Campbell. Mar lor le Oran-
i. votnl mir attention to its wn i berry "Torlne Cooper Ruth Itosen-
ieeifipaient A result imme I baum. Polly Wolf Nancy Jone
mint is all -.oly in rsldenci
A ni loadiTir- ni mnnlnK ih-ail
" i.f tnosr of 112T ft I the first tlmr
tin- tat indliatlnR that the dls-
i lb it inn of all rnmmodltle i In-
ieaini; Movement of (rains live
.stork and petroleum produrls wna
Jperlally heav-f Cnastnl trade i on
' tfrnies active bwt exports and Im-
ports are fnllint. off
W) uther rrinilt4ons were favor
hi to s-frlrulture in most aatra
Wheat harvestlnic is abotit over And
the orn crop in maturing rnp4fry
ItM-r ami ha look Rood. The cot-
t n rip is promising althowEh
n romplaini la henrd of Insert
lUinsj-e ntMl the prevalence of diav
eases Prices of cotton corn and
whrit werr lower Shipments of
iiuiU nd Hr tallies were heavy
ii i thr season of the yar
ihi petrottnim inrhistry reflaeta
mil ioement Dully average flow
inn-j-rt and mnny wtrlta worn
rnmpirtrd Beth gaorllna and crude
jiiur were advanced "
32 Iappu Girl8
Hack From Camp
hirtr two very happy -jirl aomit
ite. Hark In town todny after
t 'inilinc the la I jest and moat e-
tk . -ful Blrls ramp that ha been at-
ninted by liet kni Miss tip to
tlate
I'nder the sHnsorihlp of the li-
Lacoy. Riiby Orove.-.Connlo Grove
Joybell Graven MarifArat MeNnuf-li-
ton Mary Jane Ctiltru. Winnie Al-
xander Kva Ailnlr. Mildred Mon-
xollo Helen Ann Heniey. Dorothy
Uoyla Joy Wharton Janet Akin
llaiel fjiar-y. Hylill Telund. Mary
Ann Henderson Harah Goldldntt.
Llla Itwin
Personals
h
First Christian Boys Happy
Over Week In Camp
V W Newsom and C K Hood
returned Saturday noon with the
Boy tVouts who made the trip to
camp on the Urate. The lwy
were inewhnt tired by their
week's activity but they returned
happy
The Scout! buht a load of fif
ty watcrm'oi4 for the visitors that
they expected on Krkkiy. and after
the rain the crowd of visitors wn
small and the boy had their fill
of mnllon. In fact ome of the
.n.... .... v-Aitfv!ir In anl earh
Miss D. Fry or Wooilson I the " Le.veA one to take home with
Mm C. G. King of title ."'
jrueet of
city
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. .Smith have
returned from a trip to Wace
Mrs H. A.
Ilpoarer ijienl yesUrdny
ere
nnd
In Aid
him.
Those who wore present al the
enmp were Francis Halt IJyrnn
Crawford. Jnck Knuntleroy. Alvla
and IMdle Tcddllc. Gonlon and
fllnnlay Hoyil. Gordon AddlnRton
ivueae repuy nrai ....- .;.. . ti0iart
Clkudo Prueee nml Mlee Moda Li V. rI. ...;. "l-T--- n. ..i. .ni
Mr and Mrs 1-nm Totvtn of
Ranger are visiting Mr. aHd Mri
J. It H Sponcor.
IUymoud Pftttereon
Abilene yeatenlay.
vlslleil In
J d es of the Arret lean LflRhm Aux
II aiy and with the hind coopera-
tion of the officials and merttberH
of the De M Poaee Country Clllli
the GU Vouts were flveit the prlw-
J il-f;r of tiw use of the grounds! lnd
equipment and rottge for their
fust nnnunl enmp
The camp was under the direc-
tum of Mrs K V Koran who wae
backed up bv a splendid fh cutty of
Instructor and leaders.
Hoattaff swimmlni;. hike and
the leaulai rritfta that to with a
tn xrout ramp lounded out a pro-
Krum that wua of -rHt benefit to
all the gin who were fortunate
rnugh to Rrt to go
line of the main features of the
.imp was the swim across the
lkc fioin the Taylor t'olutRe to the
Itonncll Cotuge in which seven
took part Those finishing; were
Mary Jn- ('ultta. MarKarrt lie-
NauKhton Cutlr Johnson llatle
l.re Mrs John Bass The Red
c rosn IJfe shivlnR crew aerompnn-
iei the swimmers In boats and also
i nam with thr Rtrls.
The Council Ring whtth wn the
i it eent otu'h dy wm most lm-
pieiuur and It waa thla prrt of the
proriam that gae the girl an
idta of the Indian method of pre
eenting honors to those who had
earned them
The following RlrU were present-
ed kt Council Ring for the pins
and admittance) ta the Inner clrelo.
Hvbll t-iiiiler.lHl. CuUif Johnson.
Winnie Alexander. Mnr' Ann Hcn-
ilcrson and Mrs J Haas
The camp faculty weie as fol-
Director Mrs K V Koran
Camp Hikinrj Mrs. John lies.
Tenderfoot Tost -Mrs. Mlk F
Roche
Hong Leader Mrs F H Blake
Treasurer Mis M Vance
(J roup !.OMder Masdames Hen
Lauderdale Chaa D Groves. M. D
Mlppen K Coffin Roy David
Camping Mis Kathleen Walker.
Parliamentary J.i Mia Viol
MrKensle.
Camp Historian - Mary Jsne
ultra. Margaret MeNaughton
Camp atipphes Mis MeNaugh-
ton Tiansportatlon Mr James Alli-
son Camp CrmpWln-Rev. S J. fcMiet-
. Mleswortb
N1 Camp Physlotan Dr. Iurki.
Camp Chef II A MeFarmne.
Red Crosi Life Saving Crow I'.
H lllnkc. Max GoMblatt. Hort
HlHke Jr GorhKnt Render.
Winnie Aloxaniler wn awarded
tho prize for the host all round
ramprr Thl prlxe wnt prfiontl by
the Hrockriiridge Lions Club and
waa a awell oamem. Winnie l to
be congrntulat04l for carrying 'f
ihs honor at the flrat camp
Mlas Norcno Jones and Miss
Grnee Thimipaon arnmt the weutC'
end In Port Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. "Pop" Krailsr" apont
yusterday In Abilene.
J H. MeArren made a buino.i
trip to Ittatng Htir ywtcrdny.
Ulll Jono who line been yfilting
friends here . returned to his
homo In AbiLnc.
Rolert Htogner. daughter of
Mr. and Mre. J. R 8logner. wfll
leave soon lo enter the NorUi Tax-
as HUte Teachers' College Miss
Htogner was an lienor graduate of
the Ilreckanrldge high school Ihe
will major In scteiiee and prepare
to leacli.
Mlaa Prsneos Dunkley and broth-
er Hlugar son ami datiirhter or Mr
sad Mrs. U. L. HunUIoy have re
turned from nn extended vacnt'on
spent In Eastland.
Woman Faints
Between Drinks
LOS ANOMLK8 Wept fliP- Tv.
tlmori) thnl Mrs Myrtle Melius
was subject to fainting spells while
drinking Intoxloants. today had a
place In ths defense of I .en P. Kel-
ley. butcher boy charged with her
murder
Mia. Mao HwtUcr. wife of a
wealthy Los Angclo merchant and
friend of Mrs. Moll lis anil Kelloy
dnrlng their five year romruiee
yuetenlay declared m the (Irrt wit
ness for the defense that "many
times" she hnd een Mrs. Melius
fall In fainting spells In the six
month preceding her death.
"What wn she doing at the
klme?" the wltn was asked.
"She wn drinking." Mr. Swlt-
aer replied.
Upon the testimony of Mrs
HwtUer defense attorneys said
they hoped to prove that Kelloy did
not kill Mre. Melius but that she
died of natural causes complicated
by Injuries received In falls when
slen fainted.
Mnrtln Wnllnee Cope. Claude and
1-ewi. Hood. Weldon Pry Herman
Price Itltrhle Lee Darts. Blllle
Pltner. Jack Shettlosworth. D C.
Wharton John Harr Durrett. Joe
Hchnven Joe Wharton. Mnrmlii
Hill Curl Gnrvln. Hoes Hood nnd
C. W Newsom.
Jon Hchavcn. a new scout In
Hreckenrtdgr. provetl himself to b
a real scout Joo is an wagio
Scout and has earned .10 merit
badges Anyone who reelly knows
viint enutlnir Is. snya Mr. wewsom
rnalbmi that Joo hns worked hard
at the business of living right to
hnvo earned the rating ho lias in
scouting It was necessary becmiee
nt ninnsa In the family that Mr.
irnmi h In town tmrt of the tlmo.
and It was then that Joe. who Is
ninr natrol eader or tne troop
showed himself worthy of all the
honors that have been bestowed
upon him.
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'GREENWOOD TO
iHEAD CARAVAN
TO CISCO MEET
150 Expected To Be In
Party To Hear Sen.
Joe Robinson
GRAND JURY
CALLS MANY
BEFORE BODY
Present Term Faces Wave
Of Crime In Section
As It Opens
Baptist Pastor Here Heads Cisco District
i erfj "X 111 Tf i
worn i-KMping liu ueoi irom universuy
To lift the strangling debt of
llaylor University from around the
nerk of Texns llaptlsts tho Grootor
Haytor University camimtgn for
$2000000 In the state at large Is In
full force and workers all over tho
state are busy organising districts
for special campaigns.
Loyal "Mptlst lender and Ituylor
iilumnl me being chosen to servo
as dlatilit and Baptist association
al chalimen who will lend the drive
In Mtelr own romniunltloe. They
will neuiir tlty chalimen to carry
out the general campaign plan
every detail of which leadi for-
ward to the popular drive from
Nov 18 to Nov 33.
Rev. C. It Shlrar of Rrecken-
rldge. has accepted the association
M& .The conduct of all the girl was
g A h that Hje offlclaU have decided
I m present each girl wlt a camp
Jcertlflrate a there wup not a enm-
' plaint to be filed. The caiap had h
Murt In Wreck
Now Near Death
T. E Iulley telegraph operator
for the Kord Atcu cotton exchange
here und who svus seriously Injured
when his cor overturned while on
his way to Ureekcnridgv from Ran
Igor one morning oarly last wok
in not axpecteu to live louowing
the amputation of one of hi log
as a result of tho accident. He Is
lit a Rnngtr hospital.
The aoetdent occurred this side
of Rangor on the mlghwny to
Orecikenrldgc. Mr. Pulley was
alone and It has never been (eat li
ed definitely how the tragedy oo
FACTS N I1HUHV.
By The Associated Press
Ktrsl of four cross-country air-
plane races In a woelt under way
today eponaored by CartfoTirta air
race association.
Planes are divided Into three
clarae and n non-dasstfled or non
stop group.
Clno A today is tor ptansa i -tor
dlsnlaeement of leas than ftlO
cubic Inches with more than en
tries
Class H for plsnes with displace
ment of from 510 to auu cubic
Inched Starts tomotrow morning.
Class C for planes of any type
starUi Wednesday. September 12
Course Is from Roosevelt Field.
N Y.tn Minns field Los Angeles
with in stons en touto. Distance
annroximately 3000 mllos. Stop to
day are Haibiburg. P . MoKeee
port. Pa. and Columuus. unio over-
night. Winners will be chosen on flying
time only Trophle und e.wh prises
totaling $02600 will bo awarded.
Non-stop First. $12500; second.
JG000. third J3000. fourth. $1000
ClassA First. $8000: second. $2.-
aOO; third. $1000. fouith $700; fifth
4500; sixth. $S00
Clnrw II First. $7000 secnnil. $-
WW. third $3600. fourth. $100o. fifth
$700; sixth $800.
Class C First $5000 second. $2.-
SOO third. $1600 fourth $700; fifth.
$m
Additional prises offered by cities
among those listed an stops for
pilots who i each these places first
are
MrKeosport; Pa $600; Tetre
Haute Ind. $360 Kansas City. Mo.
$1000. Wichita Kan $600; Fort
Worth. Texas. $600; Abilene. Texas.
$300. Midland. Texas. $300 Pecos
Texns wilst watches; IB Paso Tex-
as. Mexican feathers Tucson Arli
$100 and Yuma Ariz $1000.
Follow I UK the r lection of a
grand Jury for thin trim of district I
court this morning tne men were
Immediately confined to their room
and began Investigating many case
that are awaiting their attention
Many wltneeeoa were called be-
fore the Jury for today's session
The Jury Is empaneled for eight
week's service.
Tho fnlKfwtnir men were selected
lor the Jury- L. B Jolly city. W
R. I In vine. Franked B B A they.
city; IS. a Sutnhen. Caddo: is :v
Howell. Parks foteman O O Arn
old city; Jess Pipkin city fluyri
McCoy dly; It 8 Taylor. Caildot
route No 1; C R Longford Kllaa-
vllle. W A. Byers Wayland; and
II. L. Robertson. Iviin.
Mother Claims
J'Jufjanic Baby
CHICAGO Aept ! Miss K.ith
Pullman 27-year-old vaudeville ac-
tress talked toilav of her hopi-s
and ambltlom for the bo. born to
her August 38 and which she calls vlsltoi who are expected to bo
her ' Eugenic Baby ' here Wednesday night. Sept Oth
M great ambition U to make u ht guertjl lhf Rretkenrldgo
great athlete of him' she said ... nr h- first
His father is a tall man and I'm""' " ' " """ '" :"
roguittr iiiTviini in oiiviifwv. .
chairmanship of the Cisco associa
tion and has already begun active
work In organisation He I an out-
standing Baptist lender of this sec-
tion and will be Influential In the
promotion of the campaign
Removal of the debt against
Raylor University will relieve Tex-
as Baptist of the bulk of the state
denominational debt. The Cam-
paign's success really tuenns $1.-
300 OW) foi Ihe university for Dal-
las and Waco have promised gifts
of $1000000 each und thr- Gonorul
Kducallon board will make a gift
of $300000 when Raylor' endow-
ment Is Increased. CamparKn Mon-
ey will be used for retlremont of
Indebtedness ami to create addi-
tional endowment.
ELKS EXPECT
TO ENTERTAIN
STATE LEADER
Extensive Plans In Making
For Mangold and Others
Wednesday Night
The local Order of Elks Is mak-
Inu extensive pinna for the enter-
tainment of some forty or fifty
OOIIS TO RICK INSTITtrn:
Thomas Raeon pressman for
The Ureckenrldge American Is ut
his home In Abilene getting ready
to leave next week for 1 foils tor.
where he will enter Rice Institute.
With thrli slogan of "All for Al
nnd Joe Democratic Nominees"
i Stephens county "rogular" Demo-
rats will gather at the courthouse
it six o'clock this afternoon and go
'ii tisro In a body lo pay trlbuto
I In Joo T Robinson vice presiden
tial nominee who makes hla sec
ond Texas address there at the Rig
I min I-ono football field according
to K B Greenwood chairman of a
omtnlttee on arrangements.
It I expected that a 160 or more
people will go from Breckenritlge
to hear the speaking end the "reg-
I ulars" of Stephens hope that every-
iini will fall In line And go with
the A I nnd Joe" Democratic In one
1 motorcade
Manners and streamers bearing
i the Stephens county Democratic
uliiKuns will be given out at the
I (nuthouse this afternoon to nit
tnose wno go witn tne "regular-
ntitvan members of the nrrange-
iiu nts committee have announced
Transportation will be furnllhed all
those sho IlAVen't a way to go lo
tho Cisco addtess
North Dakota G.O.F.
Splits Over Hoover
UISMARCK. N. D. Sept. 0P-
North Dakota republicans todny
had split nvei the question of sup-
liortlng Hcrbctt Hoover fot presi-
dent. srjBY
The nonpartisan league faction
of the party was on teeord as re
fusing to endoise Hoovei's canill
dacy while the Independent repub-
llrnnH are barking him
The action came yesterday at n
meeting called to organlxo the re
publican state central committee.
The Indcprnilents offeicd n resolu-
tion endorsing Mr Hoover nnd his
stand on agriculture. This wn do-
feuted by a vote of 10 to 0.
The Independents or "regular re-
publicans" organised sepiiiutuly
and decided to carry nn a vlgoious
campaign for the national ticket.
The nonpartisans In their reso
lutions criticized Mr. Hoover ns a
"tool of big business" and assert
ed that the republican rftitty had
stayed from Its original course The
HOOVER TURKS
TO NEXT TALK:
Will Likely Speak Next Ar
Newark N. J.
By .TAJIKS L. WEST
Asioclatcd Presi Staff Writer
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.(PJHer-.
bert Hoover Is turning his atten-'
Hon lo his third prepnred addrcan
of the campaign which vvH) he dc
llvored at Newark N. J probably
the latter part of next week.
This will bo the first appearance
of the republican presidential can-
dldato In the east upon which sec-
tion some of his advisors believe
he should concentrate during thr
next month with addresses la New
York home of his democratic ou-
ponent Boston and other cities.
However. Hoover has made no
committments beyond hli Newark-
speech which will be Riven In the.
center of the Rreat northern yctV
Jersey Industrial district and will
deal largely with labor The nom
Ince touched on this subject brief'
ly In his nrccptancc addrcos nnd Is
fexpected to elaborate particularly
upon the question of the use of In-
Juni tlons In labor disputes.
The subject hns received the
earnest attention of officials of tho
American Federation of Labor for
several years. Thoy presented their
case before tho Senate judiciary
committee at the last session of
Congress supporting the Shlpntcad
lesolutlon declaring against the utft-
of Injunctions In controversies be.
tween workmen and their emplo :
eta.
In his. address at Stamford I'nl
verslty art August 11 Iloovee nnUl
the republican party stood for
"the curtailment of tho cxccsalvn
use of the Injunction In labor dls
putes " He added that the republi-
can platform nl.io Indorsed the
principle of collective bargaining
and freedom In labor negotiations.
After a two-day rest at hla home
here the nominee planned confer
ences with several party leaders
nmong them Senator Borah of
Idaho who soon Is to open his
speaking campaign on behalf of (he
Hoover-Curtis ticket. i
action wns Intended to show a ladk
of faith In the republican parly
and Its anndidatca rather than ntt
endorsement of Gov. Alfred l
Smith.
SAI.K KOR MARHWI.LKH i
LONDON. Sept. 6.(P The Prlmje
of Waloit and his younger brother'
the Duke of Gloucester are sailing
from Marsaltlc.i tonight to hunt big
game In Africa and to spread lm-
resolutions made It clear thnt the perlal good will. .
i pel fee t bill of health- 'unD vot tile
VPiost popular cumpem was Mr. Mc-
lurlanc. who as a chef surpassed
himself and at the final Council
Ring the Lakeside rang with "fif-
teen rah" for Mr. Mac.
Tho Girl Soout'j will meet neut
sure the baby Is going to grow to
be strong and healthy"
Miss Pullman said che had not
notified the child's father of the
birth and saw no reason for doing
so. He Is a Cincinnati business
man. she said.
"There wm no reason for telling
him." said Miss Pullman. "It
agreed the child wm to be entirely
mine; mine to support and to train
a I see fit.
"I met the baby's father In Cin-
cinnati about two year ago We
became good friends Both of us
submitted to physical tests und
seemed well mated.
Her nice Coles Post
Meets al City Ball
The American Legion will hold
its flist meetiriK since it iult hold
ing regular meetings during the
summer Thursday evening a'. 00
o'clock at the City Hall
Plans for the San Antonio con-
vention to be held on October 8th
to 12th will be discussed and an
outline of the program will be giv-
en. It Is the duslre of the local P t
officials that alt attend this cor.-
i ventlon who can in order that
t they msy become bet'er acquainted
...III. Iha otlultloa nt Ihit Ijlirlon
MTR1BI.I.NO MIXT-S SQUIRP.S from the standpoint of the nation-
NBW YORK Sept. flil Wll-.sl oigsnlsatlon.
Hum Lawrence 8lrlbllng of Macon" -
Georgia .the man of a hundred I f?ppnvJ Piallilld
knock-out. fight. Johnny Squires niLUnir .lit"g".. .
of South Africa In Madison Squarej 100 Oil (Jll Oil
Garden tonight.
rurrod. Mr Pulley suffered two
bioken legs a broken arm and h ' metropolitan district.
1 broken collar bono in the wreck
Hn Is not expected to live
Tex Rlcknrd considers this Is.
round bout as one of his heavy-
weight eliminations and promise
a much hotter iierformnnce by
sunuiing man me ueorgmn is nc-i jo minutes is i
customed to delivering in the un yesterday.
Roeaer-Pendlelon OH Company
drilling In the Albany Cook fleW
claim to hold the record for Xtalr-
Ing out dropped bailers-less than
mcord they hung
Among the prominent Elk of
Texas who will be In Ureckenrldge I
tomoriow ofternoon are as follows:
Chas A Mangold president or the
Texas State Elks Association; Mr.
Dudley. Past Xxalled Ruler of Dai-
uvs lodge: Ptlchford" Smith Ihtti
Suited Ruler of Dallas lodge; Mr.
Iape. Licaoiog itnigw usihup
lodge and W. H. Mutvoy. secretary
of DallM lodge and others from
Dallas.
acre will also be large . Ueluga-
of Clke from Rangor. Cast-
land and Cisco.
This will be President Mangold's
first official visit among the Su-
bordinate lodges of the state nnd
the purpose of his visit to Ureck-
enrldge Is to assist the local or-
ganisation In laying the foundation
and plans for tha state convention
that will meet In Rreckerridge
some time In Msy of next year.
N J. Nanney secretary of .the
Bieckeniidgo lodge of Elks recent-
ly received a com Tun lent ion from
President Mangold in which he
slated he expected to use every ef-
fore In his power to make the state
convention In BreckenrMgo next
year the boat and the largest at-
tended convention that haa ever
been held iu the history of Uto or-
ganisation In Texas.
Mr. Mangold Is a veiy enthitsU
astlo Elk and a splendid speaker
artd every 131k In Ureckenrfdge
should be present tomorrow night.
Sept Oth to hear his discussion. A
splendid program lias been ai rang-
ed for the entertainment of the
visitors after the lodge meeting
said Mr. Nunney In speaking of
plan.
( " SWITCHMAN KIM.KD .
SAN ANOBL'O. Sopt.'nM'J&AllQn
Owen. 34 swltolimnn for tho Orient
rallmad was ltllleJ Instantly Jiere
today whon hit by a freight train.
He Is survived by a widow and two
children.
Races Postponed
DA.MAGK 11Y HROGIO.V
The average Oklahoma fnrm Is
damaged more by soli erosion dur-
ing the rainy part of the year titan
T:
Drllllnir at aao rv.t in one of by the crop taken ot( uie I a ml
their wells In this field yrstei day during the entire growing season
the crew dropped the bailer Wlth-'the September 1 Oklahoma Fann-
in 10 minutes tha uriiieia hair tied I ei-HUJokmao dioiares Farmer iite
)a turn linotrat .n Ilia un.l lltix nn. Htandinu 111 their OMI1 llflht WllO
JtOOSIflVELT KIULD. N. Y.had the bailer on the derilck floor fail to guaid again it this waste 'of
rSonU.8iP-The Clrfss B and C rases f Usually It tanes much time to! mjiI When ilthei wheat or rye
lit 1110 WOW YOrK-UOH AngOIOS ail I nunti u lialln afler II luu IM'niiliue inmeu on me lanu ior will-
derby wore postponed todny until diopped Hlilieis at this well ie- ter covet ciop then- is piuotically
tomorrow on account of rain fog-port thut not even the mud du no soil erosion duiing the wet sea-
and low celling. lost from this dropped balltr. son
his husiness
of running a home -
Daily you arc performing
miracles of management
that have become an ordi-
nary part of the day's work
to he done
Yon arc constantly alive
and alert to your many re-
sponsibilities. that is apart of the busi-H
ness of running :i home.
There is the matter of
properly cooice'd meah that i. so important in the safe-
guarding of health. There arc foods for instance
that need slow cooking under a low firoj others arc '
cooked in n few minutes under a high fire; still other
foods require n medium fire. "
Properly cooked food is n secret of health'. Th'at you
know. That is why you arc so particular about your
kitchen Thnt h why you want the most efficient
kitchen equipment you can get . . . why you prefer
gns... the uniform clean efficient economical fuel.
In the huiincss of running a home gas plays ari.im- -
pcaqtnnt roju. . ..
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