The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 13, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1934 Page: 3 of 4
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BOTH PARTIES
WORKING HARD
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THE GRAHAM DAILY REPORTER, MONDAY, SEPTEMI
«ggae=BE , ■ 1 1 1 111 — ___■
17, 11U.
THIS LIFE
' Ben Wiley and Miss Vera Pearl
Mooreland spent Sunday in Brack-
enridge. ' ; .
Mr. and Mrp. T. P. Mobley have
returned hon^e after a visit in
ta~ Fe, New Mexico.
. Mr and Mrs. D. S. Donovan re-
turned home Saturday after sever-
al da**' Visit-ip-. WichiU Falla.
The (freat .drive for November
votes' is beginning—and both major
parties are throwing them,selves
the job of getting them1 with
more force Jam 'they have shown
fof 1 many years ""
The Republican*, who have been
doimant for the last year and ,te
half, are tmerging.---Definito, rea-
son- soned opposition to thq, . Roosevelt
program is springing up. In a re-
cent magazine article Senator DIcV.'
eraon, who proposed Herbert Hoo.
ver at the convention which Qom-.
inated him, tnajla-. these definite
criticisms of thd present afminis
» How 'aft you living your life—
spendtng it—W squandering it?
Toiling, working, pursuing happi-
ness, undergoing sorrow, trouble
and woiry. These, or course, ..e
our natural heritage; we must take
on* with the other. All are inevit-
able and cannot be avoided.
But, how are you living your
life? Do you meet each day’s Joys
jor sorrows as they befalt you, en-
joying
the day,J»rings'Yorth, and manfully
James Batchelor of Y*W15' Oration: That the Democratic party
Pinto is the guest of her parents,
Mr. ‘ and. Mr*1- Jf* W. "Carleton', this
week. r, t
TW* fullest' the happiness
y,brings Torth, and manfully
fighting the sorrows that shadow
iyour; path? Or do you take the
joys lightly as a matter of .course,
aruV despondent helpless before
Hig sorrows ? - —' \
ft Art you
that you
getting' all out of life
should; treating your
Mrs. "MeCloUd spent ftljv
y in Wichita""FaHs aa Ithd’ guest
day
of her brother.
FaHs as IthtT guest
~ ’ "ill
family.
Graves
S^gtriarwSgSm itffcr,, ■
ture of public funds,, if.. Cfintinded, "if th""*T- ™WP>ym* Vm<<
£ ?r:: :■
m private initiative; »rn<1 Uf* *
turn to Republican principles - is ■ es- ^ jt jn
sential to the preservattffn of con-
sTstitutlonai government and our an-
_ Langham and son, Til-
nt the week‘end in Duneon,
Kelly has gone to
Mexico for a visit
Mrs. Jim Smith pf
were Graham viaitora
|pd Mrs. R. S, TreSage have
home after « plcasgnt .stay
Bit, Michigan. - _
Lad Mrs. B. A. Dyer And
ML Watkins . drove to, WicV
Sunday night. - -
}nd Mrs. Floyd . Deacon and
Mbs. Ci-E. Pcnix were vis-
Wrchita Falla Sunday. “
Sunday.
.1 -ft,.
Mr. and Mrs. B- L. Boyer and
small son, Garry Hall, and Frank
too.
spend even a small part
idleness, despondency and
E Z ’ t-~ L ";'''
government and our an-
cient-traditions. Mr., flitkinson’s L,lve your make if1 rfeal,
son were the guests-•*. Judge antf'f points .ere gen,#rs«y. fn complete Jmike 11 '*rnesk Let it matter .not
Mrs. P. A. Martin 4n Wtehita PaDslaneood with those of Chairtnan °u* .lojj’ weJtoe, bukJ»«BL.w_ejL—
Fletcher of the Republican Central ““himete -Narnlr -
CHAINED
ADAPT I D . ".....
f&QM IHI
w Mfmo COIDWVM
. MAY!A PlCTUAf
BtATBtT FAKR
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CHAPTUR ONE
Daughter of the Pkli
Ah l,ovr' coula'fou and I tcith
Him eontpire
To fttwp (hit sorry Hihemo of
Tkintt Hntire,
•. Would, nor we ihotler it to Mi
—end Dim
Re-molA <1 nearer to thr Heart's
forehead on his shouler
htfolnrss. <hla
Hie
falling yuuiehtfutness. »hl# unfteff-
glng>ltfereiT'ln her sllghtaet dotage
touched her and flooded her with
w armth He smiled down at her. fee
he anew she was. in her inarticulate
way. saying. "Thanks'’
In another moment, though, she
wee her own gay self Whs touched.,
him lightly on the chin, then
grasped hie shoulders and shock
(hem a little. - .
"Look line, Mister—y«i jnustn’t
Before you know It Til be e spoilt
' daughter of
Dazzling sunlight *t>read—»UB. . . j,„,ld ^UC|
widening rays.over .Hudson R(.vef. lingering
’The water sparkled to the warm hskit—" I
! x
like
Bent
■e with, a shimmering of,iewel-
rlpplee that mirrored the btilv
blue of the eky. ; ,,
-v - It#’ calm placldltyr was suddenly
4 disturbed however, as a speedboat.
split Km the wlgeirlhhiin ef sljjAA
' ehot 'down from under the- OSflrre
beadfd
drettk In every feature of her face
the broAd smooth, brow, the ha-
pudent delwetely-eot nose, the gaa
Washington bjUdge and
aputh like a bat out of hell.
/IAt the wheet.«r..xjjhi» <
was4a creature—norTust a gt
;.t-"-eyv
spoiled
f Ike rl<*. I warn you—“
ciied her hair. Ms Bngera
on it ■ Not this level
head—“ His voice dropped .Thera
was a husky nets m !«.• “Thin
beautiful, head." He stroked her
forehead Mith.-gentle - Angers end
—u. ,> ■'
"J.h
'Tr
Committee.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The Democratic party is, not talk-
ing criticism ‘lying down.” For
____, .....____, ...______ ....example: RecenUy only two cabinet Lteenses to -wed were issued Sat-
Gisnd Canyon, Salt Lake City, am} i officers—Hull of thC State Depart- ^rd*y 10 two-couples. They were
Denver. They will be gone 16 days, ment sqd Perkinj of the Labor De- Jackson and Adele Hinson,
1 Katherine Morrison,JlL_Qb.
Is the guest of Graham
over The week-end. ■ -
; visit with
Mi-..
relatives in ” Wichita
Chester Cook; formerly, employ-
ed iit^.the !A. Trnd P. Grocei-y , at
IDbOlen.^wns an*5H£"<hog« Olney, started work this- morning
the StaW Singing. Con- i with the Maytag Waahmg Machine^
at wjihiu‘Falls‘Sunday. \ t’bmpany here. ^
• ... . y sa£± - tgaite - ‘ -- •>-
Mrs.-'Monroe Allen, of Robert
PUb spent......Sgrtthiy "with risen
partment—were in Washington. The
Mr. and Mrs, ,W. M Frqe spent’0“™ s^e about the cOUlf
the wcpkend in ^ichita Fnlla vjs- ^Fj. .sfiatchcg. and looking
Jting Mrs; Free’s aftter^Tirs. Gen- wings over. Leas' important offikiais-
try, , and abo attended the
Singing Convention.
Marshall and .lipt. Brown attend-
ed the singing convention at Wich-
ita Falls 'Sunday and took part
on the program, which was Eivoful-
caat over the radio. - (-
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. * Balding
C.
and J. H. Armstrong
SRdia -Laurence.
such as the sub-cabinet members,
were, likewise in * far places, and
it ~wnuta. hare la m hgw to find c
atate net-visited-'by -sotne "Aanflrf-
istration official. .Gift of the talks
mads by the most part, has been
successful; these men is thnt the
New Deal, for that we are in the
middle of the stream ifow and that
changing-horses would spell ruin;
amt Lula
Alaska's red Salmon pack is *>ti-
mated at 2,600.00*1 cases this sea-
aoq with a carryover of-some 60.-
*mhi cagfg. ' ... J-
and daughter, Frances Ann, re- that if Mr. Hbosevelt is permitted
turned-home Sunday after p week'.'- to carry on his polic es, with full
iri.u nrith —t.. air - L. Conirri^ssionnl xnnnnrf -fni* Iwn
Congressional support, for two
years more, he will succeed in bring-
ifig -Wos^Hly hack.
The oi(Iinniy voter is obviously in
* difficult^ positiofi wheii it comes
to makinaj up, his mind^ Hi* has no
niearts of knowing ho^y much, ri-cov-
qqy has actugily, been achfevedl^STf
. Wost all. the reports he receives are
Fowler, Mrs. A. A. M<*r- prt-jmlrcrd in favor of one party
Mipa. Bladen Garrett amt or another. He is aware, that nelth-
Mra. S. B. Harbiaon drova to Waco rer party is . above doctorilflT ""“the
.Sunday. Mr». Harbison remained, facts to prove a point; that, when'
election, -time rolls around political }
consjcff-riifions are paramount.' - .
Moat forecasts load to tha belief
that the Administration has l3st
considerable grouFc^ 'hut that it' w'.Ti
St,ill maintain -control of both
houses of thp Congress. Main rea-
sm for' that is Mr." Roosevelt's
personul ‘popujartty-^it, ..is thought
that- 'millions if people srho are’
TO SERVE
YOI BETTF-K -iMO 4 SE -
GENl'INE ^ PA RTS—MODERN
EQl'IPMENT—THF BEST OF
MECHANIC - - V
"I.-i-.TJT ; ^T*i- x’ . > . . ^
AND CBAR<rt NO MORE.
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ForeBros.
Phone 50.*
WU.I
a glorious gufldei
> _ Youth and Beauty, 'Her redd -,5-
brown hair whipped hack In the
y wind. Eyes aa .blue aa sapphires
glowed with excitement aa the boat
■ped along. The T-shirrand white
Slacks the wore revealed, rather
than concealed the classical perfec-
tion of broad slim shoulders, swell -
" lib breast "tend long, slender legs.
“■ Naaring n&in “gif*«.^tne - Kirrr
•♦1th a strong lift of her arms, cut
the wheel and ewerved across th<*
—bow of aw oncomiOK ferry with o
great arc, then...continued the niad
course onward Laughing at the
near-encounter, ahe turned to look
back ut the grizzled old Scot boat-
man sitting in the stern.
“I'll get one at Forty-second
street” she shouted over her Shuul-
,d e r , gleefully
'•They‘re much
host .wgntr weav-
< lng its wlld-bullet
course. d o w n. Ji
- through the 12d
Street Itea. In
, — and .arauwrt. otke
• harbor shipping
% the
modelling' of high cheekbones that
fell Into shadowed exotic 1 allows
and the firm seductive mouth Add
pe loved her go Ever) gesture she
..... '• ggwW (),•
31, V , tie loved her so ever) gesturi
«SrSt5SL.SrJ!t5S;
Diane' raised her head, smiled aT
him.' them kissed htm full on the
... ” 1
' Diane' Field's voice . Was sud-
4ently ~vfbi*.ant with, ardor Hia
armx tightened around her. while
slie clung closely tp him Tbjlr
Tip* met again fof a long moment.
litiM* af.Iowf Xoc
their a reUtiupgtUp waa to each
utner.
Then Dlahe gently diwngajred
herself, though her hand still clung
to his •Darling,' she said tender- , -*
ly. “I keep asking myself—-am 1
worthy of Ricluird' Field—of ah the
love and hignese that's in his
heart—' she frommed with the ef-
fort of conveying her innermost
* i »A |A , ;,0
--d~
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••
Lamon of . the Olney Enter-, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
nd family were visitors in M. Lstcy
Imdey. " y—. »-•
1:
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boldin#, Mr.
, McCall arid family of 01- and Mrs,, Basil Vaught. Mf- and
Nre ^Sunday visitors to Gra-. Mrs. Robert Reed attendi-l a fec-
felktivef. \ t'^fiure given by'ftSPK t’arker* head
—i pf , the C, H. Parker Grocery
i .Pauline _ CwUes .....whtT IF, StW»», 4a WkMt». Fallw this ^Sreek-
r- thls year, eewapYIr. P-rker teTd of bis recent
aturday at home in Gra-1 four df the' United States afilT
MVs.V
and . Mn. N. B. Crenshaw
to Dallas- today where Mrs. game
d*-
Canada.
Among those attending tha- ball
at Wichita FaHs - Saturday
w made selections of music flight were Mr. and i|rs. Albert
' George, R. C. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.
Travis Cale, Mr and Mrs ^A L.
Shnhan, Mr. and Mrs. Max Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Newby; Mr;
and Mrs. -Frank Shaw, Mas Wil-
liams, feaymond Riggs, Hope New-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheat, Mrs
Alzada Lamar, Miss Eunice Ruben-
koenig, Put Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernay AndFrSbn, J. Barnhart, Mr.
jand.. Mxa. LJohn Matthews, Mr. and
Mrs. Bock Acree, Gene Cromer,
Sam Harbiaon, Jess Epperson,
Grady Wright, W. B. Fultz.
■ i --o--1 V
fall dashes.
and-Mrs. R. W. Walker of
■idge (pent Suilday with
O. A. Hess who ie
the Graham Hospital.
Fred Arnold and daughters
anied, Mr. Arnold aa far as
Falla Sunday. Mr. Arnold
[from there to Amarillo.
[ H. Bowron, Ralph Bowron
pias Naomi King drove to Dal-
iinday to get Mrs. Bowron
[has been on a visit
Barbara Arnold who his
I here- on ' a two weeks Visit,
ped to her home in CloVit,
Mexico Sunday.
Bert Hayes of *Hiird Street,
dmltted to the Graham Hos-
SatuYday afternoon for treot-
(le* Henderson of Bryson who
uted in Wichita Falls at
jit, visited home folks over J
ek-end.
Mary Dupree df Mt. Yernon 1
lied to Giaham Saturday night i
Iraine her .dutier as ' instructor |
high school and oast ward.
and Mrs.- J. E. Walling and
Mrs. J- fc. Walling, Jr.
kskell visitfd friends here Sun-
^ ~ . ;.....' ’
-o. ■
and Mr*. H. E. Griffin and
: are expected home tha week .
I ttW of the Northern statea,
the Mayo clinic at Rochos-
i., and' the Century of "P»-
thare. .CHARGES OF SPEEDING *
>NU RECKLESS DRIVING
ARE FILED'YESTERDAY
Charges of speeding and reckless
driving' ware filed against one mo-
10IIU Sunday night and trial was
Fpt for tomorrow afternoon. Judge
Shelby Boling says.. The defendant
made bond to appear for trial to-
morrow. • r '
NIHI5SMM
Ml
fundamentally^ opposed to his poli-
cies will vote for him and fox
Democratic candidates” because of
his-personal magnetism. It is a fart
that sheer personality is one, of
the greatest aesets any public man
can have—and the November elec-
tions will show how potent Mr.1
Roosevelt‘s, it.
VISIT THE FAIR
Try Our 30c
Chicken Dinners
■ i *"■ ^
We too# ©ut
Chicken. —;
ALLRED CAFE
•me- ' X *. •
GEORf^E CORSE, Prop.
4 Doors West Graham
National Bank,
sntll. roun.ttng
Island'- tip; It
slowed up.'and. at
'a much reduced
speed was teen ter
head for one of
the dock - shxds
bearinB. the huge-
slg.i—KloW- Line
Inter - Americas
Navigatlgp Com-
pany. There: with
almost a swagger.'
It proceeded io
dock next a butte
..-. yacht,
, THW gTrl Jumped ,
gracefully out of
the boat- "Thank
you. -Jfac~^ She
turned. t<j. Ufie old
_^;:Scot. "tf 'we go
- again We'll ’ plaj”
, leap-frog with th.
‘Levlatjj^n'.'
Hit answer was
a chuckle of de-
-^i 44g-h t as he -
touched his f ore -
co..: ami niik‘
ii.ifTkr.
. o\rr u>‘ her- IX.
--t-Jrrij 'iTh t j’nu’a
drovvj*^] '* ghe
''Tile {.in q ufrul -.
ously. , !
” — "Amy — >ou’re
. ■ jaw*miiSyta to* I,r &***£ «r*«* 0 *?•'-».*'- V««r ‘“f
* T*i* wag at “And J rtf hair Can old
the private vi**- maii like-*-" V*r4 ‘ T-^"
b » * l d C* r ' Arrl.vlnjper"fIUI lpH| I me jike
ihe could Her. 'ihroiHip that— t,]ie hPi -nnuldf—b
J —’"ko * I I musT' lK Slif Ah>
i8ltf(f wtth /«inujgt rhildiMb cqndpr ’. v
_ Rlchurd Liurhcd Ml thetnahner of*^
tip at her in glow rorprUe. by
—hello, piane’*, , , v-
Diane offered her hand with
Opaque glass of the vuter door.. tkeT—-^o .1 'gucNP
(urge-oflfre staff at work. An elder-
ly efffcfBITt-Iwklni: secretnry looked
MOON
Beauty Shop
TEA (HERS INVITED
SHAMPOO. 8*t,jjjj
Permanents -
Priced from..
FACIAL PACK
For ■ ’.‘•o».. —
Welcome Visitors
MEET US AT THE FAIR
WILL BE THERE!
_xi_
All Drinks on the Fair Grounds , will
be 5c, including races, grandstand, and
all departments. ' —_ •- . ,-v
*},
(oca-Cola
BOTTLING COMP*Y
L C. HUBBARD. PropT”
he manner ol
hisyiru\s .vgairt with a great bear
‘ And J keen’ tiyklnc mvself—hl fr u
i an old nmrv-Uke— ' * ■< '
*afWul"..J^n^» with 4WI"'1"
lily held Ut» a marnlng f>ii.k-
m-t-ed finger. be furtotflf—"
itrefiard chuckled "Sorry^ Ofe,
,7_____r iitetended" to ' cower in alarm It
The familiar elegabee of *** * liKT^ gJiffSTThey played— trrtr-
tljo room greeted her. It was »!-*
pleaaant. engaging grin. ,;X haven't
seen you for ages; Miss Robbins
“N-no.”
Didfip'inodded td-
i the doofi
go in.
"Is he busy?
irards i
1 think it g all right
i Robbins saTcTXTIttfr
ane smiled, then turned to the
marked Private — Richard
Miss Robbins said a Uttfe hesiiaiuiy,
Dia
door
Field
ways a source of . quift*-pleasure
to renew acquaintance "with the
f pictures on the wall, most of them
of Field Line vessels—to run her
hgnd caressingly over the small ship
model on the English antique cabi-
net. • <• r ____ . | r .1-. -
Richard Field waa taikthg intn an
•diphone, hit back' allshtly to Diane
ad ahe approached hla desk Though
hearing forty-eight—hla hair a I mom
entirely gray—he yet had the lean,
well-knit body of a younger man
Hla face waa finely cut and. power-
■ ful and decisive aa he wap by
repute..; hie mouth betrayed ht* 'lit -
ecn
- •■©
m*\ enty
hate eeneltlveneaa.
“—yea" he waa aayli
decided to atart the
coastal out of Savannah.
lying. “We've
Carrlbean
put
But
____________That will
(be Southern Croze on the Rio-
tnoe Alree run tilt next Decem-
ber. Then ehell Join with' the
Amer-oentral for the Weet lndlen
cruige."
A emile erdeeed Me face ne 'he
looked up to eee Diane. With a'
aound of erraearmeht, aoft as a
dove's murmur she put her cheek
to his hair and kissed each graying
temple In turn. Field patted her
hand ag.it lay on hli arnt. - He waa
kreught out of the mitfactton - of
the moment ad the voice on
phone barked through ~WI
the Lloyd affair r
• “Eh—what'sthat?” >
-I said—what about the Lloyd af-
falrf
-i* •
Tte 'telling that up at (he next
Atlantic Confsrenee. That's all."
Field fllckad (he switch and stood
up taking Diane's two hapda In hts.
Then he held her sway, flooding her
from heed to foot with an adoring
ami)** -Well—wall. Hows my
BtUe fitrt today T" ___
-j Dtake tapped her chart proudly
fl wept way beyond Went Point—
,ep and back In under two beura"
"De you like the boat r* Flute's
yotom was fondly Indulgent
eC War soared of pome-
Jfhht It Ie—
standing JPkr—that at -Ahe t>ro\
mention of -fiW.age Diane wcn:)d
fly fiyo a Virago-Hite .rage And
-Richafd wopld perforce tremble
with (right. ;
Both of them mood together in
silence for a. moment, almost enc
In thought, hearkening back to
thuef jlays. live years before When,.
Diane had obtained employment in
these very offices. It wus dur.tig
an extensive expansion program
Field had been in thr office twenty
hours h- day and Diane wan
assigned to hint for dictation The
expansion 'had gone .on to sucr.o*
and she had been present through
the building of It—through th«
hard grueling' days and nights—
week after week—from eight In the
morning until three the next
Then, on top of euoeeew had come
failure—the bottom had dropped,
out of everything—and there wen
more daya and. nights — fight-
ing together to hold what Field had
butlt up— lighting harder to hold
than they had to build
Other ‘girls had cracked—but
Diane had gone on—until every- -
thing waa all over Then one day
Field rang for her and Was told aha
wus In the hospital And with her '
absence, came realization of hla
overwhelming love for her He
visited her at the hoapital twice—
and the third time was Informed site '
was gonerlahxtwg ftp word. When he
bad traced her to another office, she
had tried to lie—to gay that the
gtrla were worked too hard at th*
Field office*, but, Richard, hprdly
able to believe what he saw In her'
eyes—had forced the truth from bee, C
—that ahe loved hlml
' Diane stirred fcdmfertably In Me
She knew he was retraeteff
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ice
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be-
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arms
their love-story and waa happy ta
the thought. ......
“Darling.* he murmured, hie Bps'
does to hex hair.
Rut both their heads ' taiae*
quickly fiq the door waa dung span
with unaocuetemed vlelencw Klee
Robbins stood
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