The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 8, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 11, 1934 Page: 3 of 4
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TUB GRAHAM DAILY REPORTER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 18*4.
RACING PROGRAM -
FOR FAIR MEET
PERSONAL
YQL’R. BATTERY JHES
lOltl $TOP: ...
BIT 1*01 LONG IF.
Kaufman, Texa*. Sept. 8.—While
Kautfmon Countyri 19B4 cut lor
* evil one."
lir,” replied
it nee befon
.....Racing program* (or the twelfth
annual fair meet were mailed out tQ.
horsemen yesterday from thcGham-
bcr of Commerce offices, and include
three afternoons’ schedules for four
race* .each. ;**’/
Horses will go to post ftr the
first race each day gt 2:30 o’clock
promptly, Cprart, president
of the Fair-Association says.
Between
bales, .10 per "cent lestg" than tn
1931, cash ^income will be *240,000
to *420,000 more than a year ago,
Higher pyictw. for..lint and a 158 per
cent rise in the price of cotton
seed- account- fon the gram.
At 14 cents g pound, this ^year’s
lint crop will bring *2.460,000 com*
pared with *2,500,000 from the
1933 crop of 50,000 bales ‘af 10
cents a pound.. Seed production is
estimated at l5,75o .tons worth
enry Grove* <of OTriey Ml a
iness visitor in Graham' today.
W1CO A MAGNETO 'SERVICE
11 1* the Hnding of the court that'
the defendant. Pane ho Villa la I
guilty of robbery and-asurder and it i
la,the aentence of the court lhatiha
—J a.. J -..L *.Ja —___ah.- a.': !
lenry Dyer spent Monday in
shita Falls on bualnesf.
Hu. 9. Noyes" to*' yiaiting to
.....I Wa.11. '
be «toot to 4«rith.between the tjiourri
ot' five »nd nine ttti ttrt* mornlni of*
September 14th That • tomorrow
morning It la cuatomary Mr VUIa,
under theae Uf happy clrcumatanoea
“Get .out* naid peneral Paacal.
Pancho* eyea had never left the
face of Faecal "Why did you
Phone 50g
races a rodeo - contest
Paneho
irth Monday.
AccoYding to the form letter sent
oul, the following persons will be
in change this year: John Hill,
presiding judge; Dewey Knox, asso-
-ciate judge; J. W. Carlton and ij: B.
Joyce, superintendents j. J» B. Norris,
racing secretary; Bud Galdston and*
Sffo ftlfl, mbitn; M. R. Herwphirf,1
Charilo who art at a table out lo
the open _ i ,
"My dear beloved friend Johnny,"'
Puncho dictated, "there ke ho news
hery 1 ana going to be marrfgd to-
morrow, with RoSlta. mV Bret wife;
If you remember ,Ayy got Utfee hide
alieudy and sheieprutty tore at me
This time we gonna have the Job
dope right But don': worry about
me. my beloved friend because I got
a girl by the. name of Conchfta Uvea
only seven miles away end Is a very
fine number‘
Pancho broke suddenly off, for
enough“t<J M!rrae"tfi eee-that fuetkee
was carried out Is,there anything
special you. would like—for break -
"No.' There was a defiant grin
Vh Pgneho's'face “ — - *—
Pascal saluted him "Til see yoo
—in the morning " he laid and left
the cell , His voice came bach to
Paficho 'You have) posted guards
at the teleirraDh'station**" '
rm. Roy Hamill will return home
y from Fort Worth where aha
been on a weak end visit. ,
». and Mrs. T. B. Mobley arc
ytng a two week's vacation 'to
7on~Trompa'red with—*387,600
22,51)0 toS *t *j
ceived from
ton list season. Total thus twill be
*3,080,000 compared with *2,837^-.
500 in 1933 a. d a pi ice, rise woulg
inert*tc ’•(_ jie* 'gain Large
itoiounts of AAA e*Vh also have
been received. ,..
Formerly George’s Gj(f«
paddock jtTdtie; , Dr. B. F. Edwards,
track physician- Dr. W. H. Martin,
GOOD PLATE
LUNCH J...
velttinarian. ~ "~ ‘ T-■ "
The program, tur the twelve races
Mrs. House and little daughter
South Bend were ip Graham this
Prairie Chickens t
, Stage Own Dance
rami.,' muse nuu'icru.v on. 1UT
he had caught sight of the listening'
Ko«ita. What you talking about?"
He said tb Chhvlto
this' ,1 didh't make
Make up what I say
you ebuffi set
beautiful thi
baby'
1CW11
follows:
Itorse *H),0O.
OD HOME MADE
CHILI DAILY. ,
no’ Ilea
I wish
!he -more
OhJiello.
_ . _ ___ ’riling to Johnny '
«...
'I'm' going pretty soon ?".
‘You r« going rlghj now JEW got
"tO*Have money for ttio bedding to-
morrow* Now tfo pn Go on'”
“All right Pancho beokoned to
Fierro to accountantMm ,, pmn go*,
into; an old Ford car and rode into
town, to the bank where Villa had
devtOHited his money He field very
Aggufldaga about the u«m and pur-
porer oft-bank, f act pi that-if yaw
you money fyhen you wanted ft He
exi\Ui«*dk‘(o Fierro ‘You listen tb
•w-aaMjit -your money here »n
bapk fThen when you wanDnomf.
"You Tome and ilk and they give-if.
to you Very e!mp)t M
It did not prove so Hinxnje after
The teller ,Uu*. *.;ttiu* a deak
tun> with ^nHRcOlTTIl book Paneho
called to him
“Hello 1 want *dme money Two
hundred peso*, pleatte You fix the’
ittle six |W eld Peggy Gean
klin had har tonsils removed
1. First Race — Cowboy Horse
Bate, Owners ' ride one-fourth 'mile.
Purse tjOJML
2. Second Race ‘-T One-fourth mile.-
Free fbr.gU. Purge *25.00, plus en-
DUNDURN, Saak.. September «.
—The tribal -dance of the prairie
chickeh-rstfiried in Indian legend—
«—no myth While "Campaigning
during the Saskatchewan election,
PremifT Andarson caught a glimpse
of a prairie chicken now-wow, '■■
*'~JIBr~6ffYhe^mhdsiilel M liriffw :
through the country, he saw twenty "
morning.
They invaded the telegraph
held the soldiers at bay whlk
Cases A1 wans Wood and Van
6. Mootoland spent Sunday in
ihiln Falla.
Just West Graham NiF
v. ( . tonal Bank......
*■fMoriuaf^ • while F%nc ho
wan nbinfl excorted to tl» whiir wall
*h*. .prUo^i courtyard, near a i
l«K an envelope *A telegram, air
Urgent
Pascal read the message with an
txpressionUst lact. and pin it »r. '
his pocket He then continued his-
walk into the prienr. courtyard:
Pitnrhir maa nminy mw^rxrted ^Y. tt COr» -
don of soldiers to the Arina waTf• “
Another squad of soldiers hold- tau k
the townsfolk end Danchor. friend^.'
Fierro. Tomas. Chavitt. arid Jicsita
Tntie this iirnis. oi dered' Pascal. ^
JA‘hex» it hAd ^»e^n tlt m* U* dBtrta b
Panc lfo a . t,iaaueUe ' T*hnchu:XWT
tfi u ,1.1,11 y
. i'attwil. I wantto talk to you.'*
“Do you wiah’-fCtir eye^ coveae*!’**
Thi^e-rtgrhts mile.
Purse *25.00,. plus
visitors
Jr. and-Mrs. Ridley Jeffery were
frees their ranah near Ingjestffe
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
—4——Weal—-Race—One-fourth i j i tlr
Young County . horses only. Free
for ull. Purse *25.<K), plus entry
all Indian tribal -dances, the feath-
ered folk formed in ten couples and -
- mnrehed ,up_ and down. Their^fegt
beat perfect time
to th. left, then
FT E. Hall of MarlOey, fortnerty * fm*.
* 2- Second Race—^Three-eights mile.
Free for all. Pufse *25.00 plus en-
try, fees,' 4kL-v ■ _ - -
• 3 -Third Race—One.hald rnile. Free
for all. Purse *^6.0O, plus entry
fees. j •
-* 4. Fourth Race—School Boy Race.
UlY Crawford and "Pop" Paa- j One-fourth tnile Pnrte * 10.00.--------
tail are in Dallas today attend- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.
ig a radio service -achool."T~ *“ - -J, . First Race—Cgwboy Horse
—o— | . X ILtce. Owners , to ride. Ong-fourth
Homier Burges returned home mile. Purse $10.0<f.
Itniday irfter spending the - week--2. Second^ Race—One-fourth mile.
Graham, was a visitor In Graham
into various formation- of
- wont
, Jwos and fours.
“BOYS* JI NK RAID tiOSTLY
Cadiz, Ohio.—John Koyacik, 18,
nd his brother, Mike, 12, got 86
Perma n e nil
iRlNGLETTE CROQCIGVOLE
$2.00 to $4.00
FREDERIC \ CROtltTflNOLE
$3.(n, Jo $5.00
to . Overton.
fhtry ft
■ - -3.• "Third Race—Three-«ights.. mile
Free for all. Purse Flo.on, pin*" en-
Miss Grace Needham "went to Ol-'
this morning " to visit.....her
jp'. K. 8i— WWMBtl
4. Fourth Race—-Five-eiehts mile.
Mr. and Mra. f fetedmanCartes
ind non. Billy, of Mvgargel were
’isitors to .Graham Monday.
Puiv *45.011, plus entry fear.
Mexican Officials
Asked To Centennial
. •' “'r ' • •
Austin, i.Texas, Sept. "ST—Wl B".
Loll Sgtuwlayt ol fared .A rea.nhi'.
ItAiir un < L.. c' a „ (ta.a.
Mxa^-Or' E. Penix, Mr*. W.
*cree, and Mrs. Marchman s
oday in Fort Worth , ‘
- Mrs. WilliaW has returned to
ilonahans after a visit with her
laughter, MrsT Bryon Lollins. .
tioiT'to the' donate, sent | a Stat,
Affairs -Committee, injvittog ofji
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Klrtley went
o Cleburne toddy* to .'attend the
unered of Mr. KlrOey’s aunt.
will toward | the lister Republic and
asking it to exhibit at Austin dur-
ing the centennial the flag or em-
blem carried by the New Orleans
j, ays and captured at the Battle
•>f tha Alamo now. in tlie Moxi.-an
National Museum. .' '
JBefore it was sent to cemmittee,
Will D. Pice offered an amend-
ment to have thet captured flag
exhibited at the centeimial cijtjf. It
also went to committee.
- .. r . . - jmjn < n ii —~" - ‘ ■ — *v
Aar* yrabbed a be' "W of >»o- "Wh<i)'i the asr cosglinff-
• y Yc: fe»- it’ieYvni tlie words tumbling '2Ut In ius tf-f
thrCt o'clock. Week , and excitement "Look, the fins )
. told YOU outt.Uio,, :^atd,ii»e. Maderos ring. Pient
■M |"a>Ol-.»- ' f . .
'"-r?- ------- -----•-.... Into, I faced the firing sous
rs, New
AUthe
The bank Is closed
.minutes past
at three. I
TSt eon,, —.
He suddenly stopped, gpeakii.s
JETJointed ....
reetty at him. Fierro, alert at these
familiar doings, darted around to a
door and weo< *n*n ,he teller's otllce,
tapped that -individual on the head
wlth-tke butt of hie gun.
"NO. ,14o! Don't do that!" cried
Pancho, but U was already too late.
The teller crumpled to fioor, his
head striking a steel Jutt on the
*,<rift'e all right,", said Fterro Pan-
cho walked ground Into the office
and looked down at tha teller who
was dead. "How much you gonna
taka out?" asked Fierro. _
V "Oh. I take two hundred pesos
That's enough." ’ to ,
•There’s lots more there. ,
Flew», hie gyaa gfiotaatng aa.Pfin-
cho began counting out the money
he required.
"Well, maybe I Uke another hun-
dred." —
"Whafs the use of counting?"
Fierro grabbed a handful of ipooey
“Bettor coma on.” said Pancho.
and the two men walked out of the
- hank.
Aa Pancho and Jtoalta stood be-
fora tha priest, a Captain and a
I doaen soldiers rode up to the house
pushed aside the; four-year-oM girl
who said: "You con'V, go In, Papa
and Masssaa la getting married."
WEDNESDAY-THURSD
fm^AY
Miss Ally* Hogue and nie<se< Flo
Ann Singleton, have returned from
week'e visit in the home of C. B.
Hogue end family of Fort Worth.
'AT 2:30 P. M. — AND SEE
MISS ALLEN’S
. * -i f ■" r ■ • ■ --------
Demonstrations
Burton Kirtley returned from,
CJiasville Monday after a visit with
lie nurit AM BRde, Mir. ‘and Mrsr
lewell Kirtley.
Singers* Association
To Convene Saturday
Abilene, Texas, Sept. 8.— Ar-
rangements are rapidly being, com-
Wrs, Penix Opens
Fine Arts Studio
Mra. Lois Parker' Penix has Op-
ened her studio of Fine Arte at
812 Elm Street, and
Using The Following Products
the Texas State Singers’ Associa-
tion, to be held at Wichita Falls
Saturday and* Sunday, Sept. 15 and
1«.
will be
I announces that
t most. Interesting year of work
has been arranged for >the students
consisting of monthly recitals, one.
SUPREME FLOUR
STAR STATE COFFEE
MTLHENNrS TABASCO
The convention program
largely informal, with class, en-
semble and *deo selections includ-
ed. Feature* will be numbers by
the Scottish Rite chorus of Wich-
ita Falls, directed by L. D. Par.
nell, and a mixed chorus of Wichita
JTalto lingers, directed by R. E
Sheppard At least twenty quartets,
■ both of male and mined voices,
to tobi gart .to., the
set plays and
In ' addition
instruc-
tion* and das* lessons to voice de-
velopment; technique of sin gi rig
and uacal-.repretoire, a course of
rpwtb'," 'expression, dramatic alt
and dancing will be offered-
SHOW.
CHET'S SAT,T-
torr
• ADAM’S EXTRACT i
^ IMPERIAL SUGAR±
JEW El
PIEEZING PRODUCTS
WOLF BRAND CIRLl i TAMALES
! STOCK
LTRY
ITS
Talking about efficiency, it
look g couple ol rheep a year Yffi
make a woman* drees. Now a
silk-worm does it to a few mtonte*
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