The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 18, 1934 Page: 2 of 4
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THE GRAHAM DAILY REPORTER. TUESDAY, SErTKMBBI^
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graham. i/)ai/y
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Published Ever; -Afternoon
Except Sunday -
MORE SNAKES
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jiuppy uiar, government
the future.
Office of Puhlicatta^SOO <
Graham. Text*
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Texas. It will help bribe tourleU [in
toward thi. part of 0$'.world. 01** j i -ZT-ZT~
they have aeen Texan the task Sharks From The
making Texans of them is k"‘lf 1 ....
authority far. it# tenet#, it reaort*
to •
-Any errovous reflection «pon the
ehirtu »er of any xjfrreon or firm
iDpeirinir in ihene columns will be
ffladhf and nromptlv corrected utton
Iwintf brought •to'tli® attention of the
management.
Oak gtauat,^n^f; U is making Teaans of the
loutists that •■will Ming the great*
est returns from our good road#.
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LETS MAKE IT GODS
' ’COUNTRY
Who can resist tbe ;«ppeal ' that
there was ‘In the President s speech
a; short time ago when ho spoke
over the radio. ‘Let us make this
—" '’’ TZ God's country.” The President meant
The Graham Dailv Reporter in .
•A” fi.ai— i.. no narrow m
like . notice# are chprrwi lor at.
half , the Wttttlar rate?
-Wire^un^ation. for n.bUcatto.
when- subject is of g^et^_tniel»*t.
„ I Bureaucrats are pretty kings i#nd
Editor S Anv il | dictators to whom the government.
_r~—■*.,rmm' --.t-t.' {legal' apriority to make up the
(Liberty Magazine) | lack, surrender# iS authority in •
Most men substitute the rule of uisis.
for the golden rule. * Government by bure»ucr#ck is de-
He is'a fool who guides his ship stfuctiv* of demofracy and of the
by a flying meteor instead of ■ people'll, constitutional rights,
fixed star. ^, ! A Christiha does a gregt act
PresidenCs'spelch - Sometimes a nation, * like a sick j when he appeases the wrath of
- pian, has to get worse before
can get "better.
personal nature. All such eommam-
-Stinnv must carrv the author's llB-
not nece#?arilv for oublicg-
indteation of goodfaith.
Mmite*d7o lhe*co#t‘ofesuriTSver-
tisement.'_■ .
«iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiininiiiniinnnii>
A GOO0 WORD
no narrow measure. He made ref-
cnence to the bo vs in France, who
mrr
T|te. maximum span of life Is ~ST5
ten measured by the contents of
the pay envelope.
his eneay. vitlh the spirit of..cbar-
ilZv ■ ' ~
The greatest handicap to Th* ^<Hdi#h enough to foitdle
progress of civiliratidn-i?.^ failure
to discern the lesBon* of history.
home land. God’s country _The- «ol-
diers meant that which every time
American visions.' Liberty,, the pur-
suit of happiness according to one’s
own dey. ambition and aspiration
to succeed; to 'the highest office in
the lartd with possibility of .reali-
zation; The. right to worship ac-
cording to * the dictates tof pne’s
own conscience. The land Of their
birth and .its glorious traditions and
inspirations. . •'
„ Bpt the President probably vis-
ioned .something more. Let's make
this ’’God’s country’, implies that
there is something yet to be done;
that something has either been left
undone • ’or ha*- been perverted and
must be - reformed) The President
Jesus .who is tainted vQtb rCigiuua
bigotry and intolerance. ~"7
hut jT Will do. him no good it-ad-
ministered in ’.legal. .doses.
alcohol—it goes to. the head and
intoxicates the brain.
.1 wise n»an never prejudices a
case, but reserves his judgment un-
til all the 'facts are known.
The dictute# of ...conscience ..refuse
to surrender to any other dictator-
ship in religious-matters.
The future greatness of a coun-
try is measured by its attiture to-
ward the rights of The -minority,
The Journal isn’t .iujhority on re-
liglqn and has no frirthtellers of
divine will on its staff. Hut the
Jour nit knows thy American’
well enough to realise that « is
high time this snake business
stopped, in the pulpit. A- people that
will stand . for » erase for mara-
thon darting, flagpole sitting »nd.
nudisL c#mp exhibitionism is just
aboil*-ripe to flock to any tCJgf or
tabemcle where ,-piflpifrer i#
Plan# ko employ log J
the SEfA near Yuba 1
to dry (fetches *# >
viding employment ami
lief supplies for Wj,
pended due to in._,__
labor for the 'project1!
sniike.
llevvDewe
Dodson of Tennessee
lUdnti.-
it is no
TST'
‘old r or
aruund t * r
orics wh
-j
..the imiw-
an -jpgrt'*-'
' 0 Note: - •
sidered iff ;
for the’
j'~ the roue
_ the g*o*—
When ~
dence fee
and- f lilt
4**Wic* l__
- *Tbc soft ball season, cannot be
'riosotf withoiut a good word for
the Alexander All-Stars, and city
' leaguers who have spent hour af-
‘ -Opr hour on the field of battle for ...... .
the love- of . nabbing flies and ; knows that opportunity. >* become
knocking out homersT The fAll-Stairs] grossly ^nequal and; Urat*-'powvr
are to be cpngratnl*,‘“l ’T" their, tyr human happiness - based up**
niment. 'but had the^f not won._a a natonal hetTiige, hps passed and
game to” keep ' spirits, blrfh they’d that • it must be regained,, not'.by
atm have stayed together.. Long the efforts of any party or any
m' had
Tflb much power iB. like too much Every, relig.on has been afflicted
with Ih? dij-. asc :6r TPlIgiou’t per-
secution of dissenters. *— *
Unless self-eXpresslorl is balanced
by ,Self-restraint,' liberty Becomes
a curse to society.
What right have we to demand
perfection in others when they
cannot find it ih~usj .1’-..
How To Get A Job
Corpus Christi Caller: There ajre
a’great many reasons why-people
seek public officc.- The poorest of
-all rrasons, probably, is
that the candidates need a-
apy job at all—and hopes to get
one on the public pay roll, .all oth-.
er expemftents having failed. ‘ *
1 That -is why, elections held in a
time of depression are peculiar af-
fairs. In the current primaries, ac-
Some folks are so self-opionat-
i-d that they believe th'eir opinions
constitute the infallible laws of
nature. ' —
, The true-'«pu^| of Christlahity
advances without a—fanfare of
trumpelp stud without the sword
of ’Caesar.
alter the Good Eats team' had the
second half title cinched, -the city j of all of the cjtisen* of the land
cellar boys suited olit "night af(8rj' 1-et’s make this God’s country,-
night to play for the love of the j Sheridan. (Ore.) Sun.
Thanks to their I-porting Wood'AMERICANISM WILL WIN OUT “
Did people of Graham hAtVfi. had ^ —---A— - - ■ ---
political" affair# of—a nation; but
when he touches fhe reiigjous faith
of the • people, he does so at his
cording to a United Press tabula-
tion, more than 800,000 American
lers one notch ~ better' by announc-
ing that he, will handle all the
snakes-, any body care* t# .bring to.
his revival headquarte/s in Nash-
'“jville, and that his I0-yelr-old son
will- Handle them too; ,‘‘If the
spirir*moves him” Theae h*+H .bf
more of that' sort of publicity. >
Just for variety's ' sake'. The
.TOurnqj suggests thpt Brother Dod-
son come to Texas and sttmnpt
to swallow a telephone pole, if he
is' bound (6 have a miracle to
prove that hg -jf a servant of the
Most 'High. If he" jfets the pole
down without the aid of butter or
salt, that will he miracle enough
to -dfisfy the Multitude —
will bring no injury on tl|ose who
attempt to imitate him. Texas
telephone poles have never bitten
anybody yet.. As between lettlnf l
i anMw Mte yail^ind ^mtlluwing
a telephohd pole, who shall say
which is. more greatly to. the glAry
of GihI?—Dallas -Journal.
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IF IT’S f
A WILLA*
SHE’LL
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BAT
I? NOy -o WEIJ-
WISH Y OU ~
Phoned
gunu*.
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With CPU'
- -distrfjdii
peep e u
frontier
T' '- -iians adr
— — thr I rtd»i---
-so there
fz spttidr ’ a
—’ AC" tha”
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v.;
you an open hand to di-arth your
‘fears; whHe holding a Clenched fist
lie)],ind his back to knpeit you down.
Free criticism of__. governmental
au inalienable, right un-
iftimea#useable amusement 1 h i s j ’ \ "*T*p*per right thf individuai must ac-
aumiuctT~many of whom could .1-! y asked Henry Ford .f he hsd rf-
fhrd no other- entertamment. Those faith m the future of the UnUd A fjnc Buit never- made a gentle-
*»* could-contribute to the cost of States. Mr Ford replied ^ H f ,.W never made the
the-lights and bail, did W Idefin.te affirmative—and r—1 »*>•♦
A hypocrite is^^ onf^vhd -exT«^1aG**6i officer
Indiana, for instance, mqre than
1TW* Te M lb AdW
VISIT THE
Try Our
Chlkken
We know
—• Chicken.!
ALLRED Ci
Dears West
National
I’erspnr participating in the city thi fundamental spirit of Ameri- -
■ '— --- — ---- J- npt catiisuir whk-h explored and der’ritjp
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^a". ... * ■[ <’ontents_T»T a bottle genuine; and
“Christian watipn” division, nev-
[lel
of power in public of.
pP|PVp|_nny, feeds c avari-
ctotis!y“ upon the. ,.p«iple’s rights
... er, mada.-a- single Christian;
^ The love of' powe
PU fife? Ilke-rt tyranny,
| :T\
—‘M
ng. u
on the r“
Grange O'
--------Tar "'east
4”r<f . thr
-i- ^bire'fak*
"■"wrt'lnibei *
-. ed
ieairue and all-rtar game*-do
’only like baseball, -but-like to eo- ed this continent, ■ undismayed
Tperaty wiOf anythinKJi)itt 4s beOi-r the- -c<t»»e,taslt,,i(dmtarl»a,: --weidfl •
ficial.-'They played in the charity us _ through. --------cr-
gomes this- fpring. They... are, tlie .. The hiatiyy of p^,M»Ily .whb’n- given'’an - oppelftfflBWfj^r5-"'
,mos-why^rorii -on; Jumor Chamber ^stifms Mr. Ford--that belief. ^rtcr|^ h g^Jf^ee,.^
of Cornice committee*.. Lions rimes change, and business cycles (j.>t mo’t trmlb,on9
Y ou ' Ci n -b' t ^.tHat ff
‘3,000 people declared their eager'
ness to. get op the public pay toll.
In Montana one citizen of every
ten was a candidate for something
or -ether. — 7? .*. ■
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HE COULD APPRECIATE AN
.. . -r ANGEL '
Two jffprss# ^who had not" »««t-
each other in five yrfr* discovered
each had been -mu rri#d dtfring this
time.
“Whut kind* wtsta-w'did- you-alb
get,"Mose?” asked Jtostu*. -----
__;‘,Sh«’» - an an'gel,, Rastus: dafs
whut shy 'is?P repDejF Mosp.
^'Bayr^you ebb is Mucky,- Mine's
still livin',” Rastus muttered sorrow-
W.1L C 0 M E*J
FAIR VISE
BUTTER-NI
BREA
. x l go,
work wane.
-1’
is to be’
will gcrie
of tljiise
^ut that American cjiayacter-''i!
done person.- volunteering 1 isfic -which -i> known as indlvidunl-
ain:
X
rally -come from.' the ranks
who-^#athcr''<! tvenings at
tlM tJt.i Fgn:umt pteiu
' TFT* -Titrr ^ ^ prgrjat
tuimnK out ■'for thv jra^nt's *'
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tjit- \ on '**
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tho ho«i _
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ginn ng’ *; >•,-
y rtabulary
RaDgen,’.?
portant.
stafe* "ah
< -bulwark '
, agery at "
was org
.ptdition.,
ag>-- cat - ’ .'7
lu. little V
. In 184 , , ■
rf*
the gapies this
— week ring the far( It'll- be our
\fit?t chafe"" this year to 1 see^'lhe
• ‘L,je'3-;fc.-iu.i. -••e.i*thi- *tpat- nri|.«g*Mt -wfll
—... ‘jfm'nny 'MaUtYit'US/^siarn irariiisonr’-’***^-::-™far>
i d Johnny Hcchtol; VivSthttHl,!. ,, ae'T
?Ji.....RBI be, jiajil worth - tho1 tune
" coppers spent. 1
5=
Vv'lf* '
%
spent.
-rMt-
RIST ih
iTol HIST DOLLARS'.
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•*^1 ’rrSj’T'1 '.Tigttar News: dftlti
ng .in! th
ism remains. It has faced the sev-
erest tests,
top. The
this natoii
nd has come put , on
plrit of the founders- PC
■Jtho wrote! the-' Bill jof
nigbtV am; fmighf and- died' for <JiV
•ptise ofT' iirman freedom, has been
muksoiL-ala vn—to . their descendants.
In thesi
fhe natior
~V'ho uiv
[e Newij
Funflay. ,L,..ThnnitnnJ president |
of'.the Dallas Chamber . of Com- i
IServe', produces figures ..to prove •
t mtj the expenditure*-.....for- Tgxas I
h ghwavs art repaid J»y the tourist’’
” »--4*ajjj.^T'he,re is little logic in -deSat-
- . i,i’g \\itji. Mr! Thornton on tjils is-*
.jsuu. The check . of tourist: travel by
1he .Stale Highway Gqrom^ssion each
year w''to6”TWfpR«o
-the commissioner’s
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times'7sif unrest, when
is beset w th this- and
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Welcome
m
EVERY day
V •' <* ’
. We have Fresh,
Barbecue every day.
W. M. FREE .
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kepublic,
of his 111
■ jilan whi
Mould ha
reds of - S.-.
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opened s’
’ a genera ...
rt—- - y?'• <v!' •
of the ’7
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special c
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,dpubted. |
jtcount of
car* la’
huge ex-
Fair Visitors
*§0 (^)On FOR THAT AI
SCHOOL SNACK"!
Children' know !the diffe
And once they have .had Bl l
Nl’T BREAD, they desire no
for that aftcr.fiehpo) snack.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF
„. PIES - KQL44 - CAKES
M TS. Etc.
All Butter-Nut Product* Are
In LHAHAM, And You’ll Find
- 4^ee4t^ Wng-ThelF'Wgr i
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SHAMBURGER
LUMBER CO.
R. S. COX, Manager.
■ 7'.,'
g.sv V.
rey. and 1
* interpret#*!
together
them
meet the —
tribes siti-
rille. Tai
yi—,
4—»-t. 9
e‘tp* :i
^qver for <,
Coeiancffe f
primcpal J"
yiaim, —SK-
K2 qu t .OI
days is accepted, tfien
" V rditBFe - by out-of-state travelers 1
luust he accepted. ‘ — ■
In counting, oqr, tourists’’ dollars
<fire< tly from travelers
within* our gates, however, we |
^should not fjirget the great revenue
vbi. h' erm-’s-rindirrftly in the jfbrtn j
ri oven*n«I cf to\)r’sts’ j.
■'f~* *’t i. T.-"A- IMillKti and i«* t
• «liulti’jf.v, Ohc great drawback 7-toti-
the ik veljinmtsni-<«f Teya’’ has been
theb-ifl*’- Btnlte, has three practically')
Ulod s.deef thpsdtfkcin*' toward thrr
Gulf,--Mexico aiyl. NVw Utll'to.
T'exkT3^Jt)"»’''forn*r' ftf the. Nation
<B1XT n.sr]-- all of 4he tourist {raP-
cT’ rjuist touie across the eastern
nbd northern boundary lines. T<pia*
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.jay.
mjm* .befc
Fort and
enter the
Delewarei
TtaJeas, C«-
did so aon^1 —
- la the'-»|A.. —j
twhen tWif
Hi
■«£
COOK STOVES. HEAT-
ERS..LOLD SEAL RUGS,
ROCKERS. BED ROOM
SUITES. KITCHEN CAB-
INETS. ‘ )..• ?
New & Second Hand
, '•*’ . 7ir ■,"
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McCrum Furniture
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ISITORS WELCOME
S£;>
TO THE
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F
12th Annual Young County Fair
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Welcome To HOLCOMB’S GROCERY AND MARKET On
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West fourth Street Near The Fair Grounds.
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(iROCERIES * MEATS
GASOLINE - AND - OILS - AT - THE
LOWEST PRICES.
V. HOLCOMB
CJ____ T__
Plenty Parking Space.
Ice Watej.
JkM '
f. ' I*.’ -y. •’ ‘
All Drinks on the Fair Grounds
.be 5c, including races, grandstand,
all departments. < '
(oca-Cola
BOTTLING COMP’
L. C. HUBBARD, Prop.
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