The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 18, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 22, 1934 Page: 1 of 4
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BALI FINALS PLAYED TBS EVENING
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and Mid-Kansas
:e To Finals By Wins
iouth Bend, Newcastle
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Records Fall As Crowds lam
WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT IN RIGHT
WING IS ONE OF MOST COLORFUL t rv-t- Po t pft'D0/,:nrt
-exhibits at fair this year Exposition "ark ror Racing
AntLast View oS£xhibits
Ur1 ,ViV.r.Avi
SPECIALIST FROM
A. AND M. COLLEGE
X
ill's fine pitching
■ Wellers last night
dr rlgSil Y© enter
fair tournam*i»t
the Mid-Kansas
night won from
kmorton and 01-
ar for the seve-
ring the field to j inliat, will address a gathering of
til Newcastle, and" representative Young county far-
TO SPEAK MONDAyj^r"””*
O. G. Tumlinson, A. and M. spec-
One of "flie best exhibits- -this
year is that devoted to sewing,
needlework, quilting, knitting and
crocheting, and although many of
fast - fekT* - premium—wmwwNr-trKiit
blue ribbons again, dewcomers were
awarded scores of ribbons and . will
some in ~fof s TtYgV- share of the
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Mj». R. S. LeSsge. assisted by
dames -Wbny,'. Eddleiuan, Htm-
ill, Taylor/ Tidwell, and 1 Pcnix, is
to be ‘complimented on both the'
fc-All Star game-wus
1 nth and remained
ran in the
KIh the last of the
il and Shapiro
mers Monday afternoon in the base-
nient of the courthouse on the pro-
posed referendum on -the Bsnkhead
lay,' -f-s. - k|||i f
A vote of- delegates Friday after-
noon showed.that 95 per cant of the
. ,w.:_ cotton farmers of Young county
[ P*V, TJ-- k). favor continuance of the limitations
got three hits on air- .fa-..a I
Gsgen. —
Patching: Mrs. Bessie Cope,
first and second.
Ho*e Darning: Mrs. Bessie Cope-
'"Crocheting, of - Ladies over 70;
Mrs. ..M. E. Fuller
Knitting of Ladies over 79: Mrs:
M.I",. Nul'er, <ir*t and second. '
Silk Quilt of ladies evee.70: Mrs.
M. E. Fuiier. - -
Silk Qbilt: Mis. X ' J. Ro it in,
Newcastle, Qpsl Burnett, South I
FAVORITES TAKE
OFF MONEY IN
Hot Well batters
for six. Bat-
and Jones. WeS-
campers defeated
4 m the eeehnd
into the finals in
Were Stubbs
aU will battle
honors while team
placed on non-signers, and a tele-
gram to Secretary Wallace after the
meetiag so informed the Depart-
ment «t Agriculture.
Mr. Tumlinson’l meeting with the
-executive. committee Monday after-
noon is being called for explana-
tion of the referendum rather than and third,
to get the concensus of opinion re- '
hg Hi populartty in
county, Mr. Vance says.
quality and quantity of exhibits in
the Women’* Department this year.
Following is the list of awards
made: ‘ »
White-Luncheon------Sets: Beatrice
Terrell, first: Opal Butler, Graham,
first; and third. V.- vl.v
Baby Dresses: Mra. N. L. Bran-
don, Graham; Mrs. W. F. Krause, - ('s|iey,
Graham.' ,.i__Baby Quilt:
Embroidered Baby Sacque: Mrs. Jacks boro,
N. LI .Brandon. ' Applique- Quilt;
N. L. j
„ ,. | day’s opening race to finish
Knox, Mrs. J-, and second Fceckie,, another fav- [ and finatS of the soft ball tourna-
Mc-
Mrs. W. Di AJcFarlane.
Hookedrugs: Mrs. E.
tally, Wichita Falls, Mrs. Doyle
Dunlap, Jac|csboro, Mrs. E. D. Me
will struggle for
Pillow CMses: Mrs. D. M. Knox,
Mrs. N- . D- ’ Brandon, Mrs. C. C.
Stewart, Eliasville.
Specimen of erochetihg: Mrs. W.
F. - Krause, Mrs. E. Bv English, first
towels: Mrs. W. F.
Bend, Terrell, Grakany. 7^
Embroidered Scarf: Mrs.
Brandon, Mrs.' D. M.
Browning, Newcastle, • 0rite. c.me in third.
Afcan Spread: Mrs. Lillie Calvin, t the wcond Two-Bits. winner of
Tfiiirsday’s second race, repeated
.with Fair Lawn, S new-comer, and
Roscoe G„ favorite, taking second
and third.
--Betty Jo who won the fourth race
Thursday, took [R* Uu^d amt fast
of yesterday's meet by leading Bra-
sos River, and Golden Dreamer.
' - The largest crowd ever oh the
’(.bung ronnl v fair grounds ihrong-
ed the exhibits', midway and grand-
htafuis last night as weather cond’*
m\M\ MFfT tiunr-elggrBl and activities wire w«
blIU'Un.1 BILL I snmed" after being rained out 'THurs-
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"Annie jfo"* and" Powder, two lartl . Alr^te4dy\-pW^ A&MU^
year favorites, repeated in yester- j,nii cool weather has brought thous-
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first ! ands int0 town for the ' final day.
Mrs. Ray Lane,
Opal Burnett,
Smith Bend, Evelyn Butler, Gra-
ham, Pearl Gubbs, Jean.
Old Ladies Quilt, over 70: Mrs.
B. B. Griffin, Mrs. M. E. "Puller.
.— Tatted Specimens of Ladies Work
over 70: Mrs. Edwin-' Hilt,\ Olney,
Mrs- illelen Johnson, Mrs.
Intyre.
PllltlfSIl Ei■(],t tdtld^Stl SClif. Mis.
Sheep buying in Young county
will start Monday morning, with a
6nO-head quota set for next week,
40-man game wip County Agent B. F. Vance announ-
po ciock as prelimin-1 cedi — ' i -
tmpionship battle. | sid Barton will be government sor-
be placed on each : ter for the county program, and Vl
ari» and. leg : animals ' accepted will net ’ |2, the
' «lw f*r shipment wttt:^'Jl -H«J«L Qlney.^Mfr “Jiillto^^^
A’. -E. Lynch,
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e-Wcaeherall, Price-
'A. E. Lynch, Mrs. C. C. Stewart,
Eliasville, Mra Maude Arnold'.
Embroidered Handkerchief: Mrs.
M. R. Hcnjphill.
.....Painted Quilt: Margaret Bams,
Mrs. J. H. Arnold, Newcastle.-Mrs.
IT'Went, Olney. - ‘ ,
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DATE FOR FALL
INSTITUTE SET
FOR OCTOBER 6
■red as were the cattle, and
pelts of the condemned1 griimtlt must
Stsrkey-Khode*. likewise be turned over to the gov-
ernment. ’ . 5'"' ' _" L
Approximately 2500 have bedp
offered for sale to the government-
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“Lengthy.” Dan-
latthews-Harbi s o n
erg, Newby-B trn-
Williams, T. J
; ennad y-A e r e e,
Jlsck-Fowler, Bech-
Roach, Ba-
e-Wallace, Dugan-
ves, Htm»*-Bp-
Additionai Floral
Awards Announced
Additional awAftts iff the • floral _____,
hahan, C. B. Riggs- department announced ’ today -gi** !*>Buttfm Holes: Mrs. H. G- Mtttl-
Mrs. T. P. Mobley first for her
_ Johnson, McAfee-
i-Miller, Boling-Geo-
ley. —c'"
be'George Fore, BUI i E. SUeie first for asparagus lace
Widmayer, Frank
tb, and M. C. Mac-
Honors
lister At .
;rford Meetvi
fern, and Mrs, F. A.’ Powell second.
Patch Quilt: Mrs.
Bobby Deats, quilt made by Mrs.
P. A Deats, Lens Msrie Skeen., .
Crochet Spread: Mra. T. J. Ron-
ton,' Newcastle, Mrs. R. S. Ellis,
first and third.
Embroidered Beil Spread: Mrs.
C. 6. S(ewart, Eliasville, second.
Specimen of hemstitching: Mrs.
L. G. Gills, ■' Loving, first and sec-
ond, Jewell Hukei, Olney, third.
can. Loving, Mrs. Bessie Cope,
display of ZenniSs,. Mr*. I. T, Gil-f Jean, Mrs. M- E. Fuller, Jeali.
ittPr, first for marigolds, Mra. W.
Redwine, South Bend.
Crochet Lace: Mra-
Maude
Mrs. Powell also took first and | mdd, Mrs. R. S. Ellis, Olhey, sec-
second with her coleus. J ohd and third.
• .... o—- | Colored Embroidered Luncheon
England’s free library services [Set: Mrs. Carrie Rushing, Jean,
cost last year 33c per head.
IdFs- N. L. Brandon, Mrs. Jno.
face was
called "by
The fourth
judges.
Veterans, carried off rodeo honors
again as L. H. Martin cooped calfrh
roping, C. T. Hill, Jr., .took goat
arid 'Red McLean and Dock
ment will be pl*yed before the lar-
gest aggregation ever to witness
a sporting event in Young county. .*
Horses that led' the field' 1ST*
Thursday's and' Friday’s racing pro-
grams will «tart this afternoon in__\
the best of the fair programs. ffctQe—"
Jo, Two-Bits,' Boscoe G^ Toney Boy,
Ahnie Jo, Powder, Brazos River,
and others will race for the last
time this year, and several new-
comers that have given the favorites
a run for their money are expected
ttreome^ through. •
A. M<> coping
Dandy wHtqL flff with, toonc and
^teer - ........—---f-
FvTtvRing are the
The first of rodeo contests wilk b*
held at 2 o'clock,* followed at 2:30
o'clock by the opening race, . ~'
■ Tonight -at- k -a’clock fats'-
will lake ‘he field for the freak
Calf Roiling: L. H. Martin, "lX i-2T;
Burl Hittson, 23 2-5.
Goat Roping: C. T. Hitt; Jr:,-12:
S. H HiIt;-:-M; Jee McOuskey, 34.
Bruno: Red McLean, Lyn Sadiierry,
\ Dock Dertdy sind D. T. Datef, third!
Steer: Dock Dendy and
Kij^ht Indictments
meet for their faff insItCufe oh Oct.
6, this "year, according, to L. G.
Cook, county superinte.’lisjft'--bf
Schools. . , , :■ ' “7jr-’=7-^_;
Plans for interscholastie league
competition will be among the im-
portant dahlias to be discussed, Mr.
Cook sgys. t-o .
A mong those sched\it«l to appear
■on the program are Dr. L A. Woods,
state' superintendent of schools; Dr.
Fred C. Ayer of; texak University;
W. D. CHne, Wichita Ralls, smA
W. A.' Stingier of the state depart- . three for theft over fifty doR*™-
rftertt of education. V. ’A . | and one’ for driving while intoxi-
Thc second session wdl meet aLstatcd.
jbattle between Alexander ..All-St*ra
aAd Mid-Kansas camp, finalists in
the -soft ball tournament. —, .<
Exhibits will remain up all after-. J
noon and. pan of the evening In.,
order that persons who; haven't seen; >
Floyd ]-Hi« displays may have "their chance •___
U» . view- Young county's......produce
and handiwork, and. TrX TidwWT
Shows on the Siidwwy.jmticipafe, the .
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largest day pn.record for the Young
CPUnty. expositions. - ----“'
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.... Returned Yesterday
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E+ght more indictments, bringing 92 Year Old Resident
i the total to sixteen this term, were
returned Lite yesterday afternoon
by grand jurors recalled Thursday
by Judge Allan D. Montgomery-.
- Included in the eight was one
for assault to murder, three, for
embezzlement over____fifty do|)ars.
.WichitS FaHw 0?lbWr "20 at which
time representatives of District
Four will draft plans for the- yesr.
Pronotinced. drop of prices, of Ifsrm
products', as compared with those of
—,vc_-_-- industry.- is seriously affecting pur-
Approximajgjy 40,000 Chinese sil- chasing power in \Rumanii, where
dollars ate turned-out daily byyfour.fifths of the people .depend on
the mint at Shanghai.
agriculture.
Of County Passes On
Friday evening at 6 o'clock at her
home near here' on the1 Murray road.
“Aunt Apn" as this well knowiv
and beloved character* was called,
had been in ill health for some time.
She had reached her 92nd year on
ihi» earth in’1 aecual u«>*
ttl-c-
Fpll meeting of
•bytery this week,
the Reverend Bry-
tecaj Presbyterian
i made Evangelist' and
fistic -pDwfra within
;la considered one
light liter -inTjdstera
v.-ork In this aec-
ate. So many calls
om chnrchea for re-
de to do only a small
ork requested of him.
will remain aa pas-
sed will pot conduct
several .months, he
to give <M portion of
tile development at
Itic work of- this Pred-
National News At A Glance
The confeasiop of Bruno Haupt-
mann of kidnaping the Lindbergh,
balif is said to bp near as circum-
stantial evidence is bnilt up around
his alleged participation . ..in th*
crime. Pplice last" night' said that
“definitr"progress”, was being made
toward tSluflon of the case. Hiupt-
man, haggard and worn from many
hours without sleep, appeared very
The Reverted DaUy’VW
east for weeks is expected to end
within 24 hours if industry.will agree
to mediation board 'proposals. Mann-
One has been staged
facturers promised to give serious Johnson formed a posse of raijch
consideration to any .plan propose® .dnen aad cowboys and crossed the
by President Rooseveit, but did not • Rio Grande in1 pursuit. A small
promise outright, acceptance of the I detachment of'Mexican soldiers join-
board’s plan. s ed tbs posse, and the the'ves were
tracked down. No casualties were
cattle rustlers after the group had fhouse fight,
raided the ranch of Elmo Johnson. ! in the senate. - "
Brewster County border ranchman.! ~wichiu P,u, Coyotes won a dose
9 to 6 over the Masonic Home team
last night in the opening game of
ful life in Young CoUhty where
>shc came to make her home when
enjoying young womanhood.
- Deceased was born in Alabama. ,
For over fifty yeara she has Jived
in Young county where she has been
engaged in ranching.' She was pre- "
redfd to* the grave by her husband - A-
| a tmnfbcr of yeara sgq,
!| Surviving ‘'Mrs. BrogdOn is ono
.kiater, Mrs. E C. Turner of. this
county and a number of nephews
and "hlecea. ,
Burial wili be at Median ---
Stuwlay afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev..
J. H. Fikher will conduct the ser-
vice.
• -The total dead fro^n the typhoon
and tidal ware in Japan reached.
nervous under questioning in New 1..100 late yesterday, with 4,200
reported anteiur the Texas cowboys
.or Mexican soldiers.
York, and extradition proceedings
are underway in NeV Jersey. Angry
mobs turned against Hauptmann's
wife In the Bronx aiid Hauptmann
himaelf was movod from one Court
to another throughout the day._ .
The textfle strike wjhich has tied
p about 400,000 IsMrera In the
estimated injured. Property dam-
age is estimated at upwards of ten
million dollars. Coming from the
North Pacific th* typhoon Swept
Japan from Nagasaki to Nagano,
including industrial cities of Osaka,
Kobe and Kyoto. , ,»
Border ranchmen kilted
Houae members in a scrap yes-
terday cinched the title given the
lcgislataii* th|g year As the “fight-
ing flrty-thiTd" wVn Representa-
tives Amos P. Scarbrough of Jas-
per and 0. M. Turlington of Tatum
fought over the hot oil investigation,
seven The fight yesterday Was the fifth
their 'fill schedule Jbe masonic
team soored early iu the first quar-
ter, with-Coyote field ,goal' in tho
second, and touchdown early jn the
third quarter. '. —-—--—• . •
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Eight em^oyes of the Corn' Ex-
change Bank and Treat Company
Were herded in tho teller's cage as
they entered for work yesterday,
and after the time lock had been
released bandits escaped with more
than 960,000 Entrance was mad*
through a skylight.
City Marshall Is -.v
—- Reported Better ..
At Noon Today
Gporge Black,"" shot Wctnendav
night while attempting to make an
urrest, is reported to be consider-
ably "better this noon.
, According to physicians Mr.
Blaok-.spent a restful night, and
chances tor recovery are increasing
although the city marshall It not
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