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All tEe News That's Fit to Print Since 1871 Page 12 Tu3ay, July 31. 1934 THE AUSTIN STATESMAN DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE DEEP OIL WELL IN LAREDO, July 31 (AP Show- RECORD Ml PLA1FS SET GDVERFJDR'S RACE Answer to Previous Puzzle 14 'EEDS MUST GO AN FRANCISCO, July 31. IAPI-The deportation of 14 al-Jeged comnumiHts iirrested hera ir reent raiis hn been ordered alonv with invewtlg-'itlon of the statUH ol 15 others seized in the rrtidw Kd-ward Cahill, United States com-mlsKloner of immigration, announced today. Dim FIR SOFTBALL inu for the denat production yet; Uiaytvered in the Ijareilo the United Production company No. 2 Brunl at Rruni, In south-1 UHt part of Webb county, was1 broug-ht in for 45 barrels an hour loday Flow wa? through a ons- I eighth Inch PUIS GUESSERS JULIA WD (Continued from 9) ill SEA ICED By United Press Unprecedented demand for road work was nhown here today by the A HOWE I WUNDERLPTH K' AH ft I N'T HORIZONTAL 1,6 One cf the (treated o( all Inventions.

10 A great lake, 11 Largs room, 13 Wing. 14 Sick. 16 Laughter sound. 18 Corpse, 19 Northeast, 20 Masculine pronoun. 21 Bufils plant.

23 Sailor. 24 Work or Action. 26 Opsnwork fabric. 28 Pitcher. YEARMNOS AK turrie 3 10 I'ririiiie 13 0 1 0 Stimnrifw pill 822 Congress 822 Congress JU(iJ 1 0 1 1 1 V-I 1 1 0 0 1 0 ft 1 KHwKlnt 3 0 inl.i ip 8 2 0 Shwntfe rs 2 0 Nviwin Ins I 0 Mr im1 If 3 1 Wui-ntji cf 2 Oi.Shwns rf 2 1 I lb Hume rs Wop 2 O'Cmrd Kifn ef 'linnty Is Htnbrjr 1 0 0 1 2 2 3 3 ed as early as 60 B.

C. 15 The inventor of modern printing was born in 17 To admit. 20 Head covering. 22 To affirm. 23 Genuine.

25 God of love. 27 Arrived. 29 Cantaloupe. 30 Like, 31 Neuter pronoun. 32 Red pepper.

35 Male cat. 37 Before. 39 Goodby. 41 Pacemaker. 43 Confused mixture of voices.

45 Great deal 47 Valley. 4S To boast. 49 Insensible. 50 Tatter. 51 Cravat.

53 Japanese flsn. 54 Form of "be." 1 1 2 .1 1 1 Wilson If SELLING OUT! 44 Decimeter. lied to 46 Modrn work 60 The was began In Maim the first book MeU 2 1 1 AnJrn rf 2 1 1 .0 Total 2S 6 7 2, Totals 23 2 1438-50 on type. from this machine, VERTICAL R. H.

K. 000 505 2 .008 216 I 29 This invention 49 North America was first be- 50 Tumultuous 8re by Inningi; Yarlintf Wun'Jerhch Iron Wr.rk Triple: Summerow, Home run: Krtntrip. list of delegations scheduled for hearings before the state highway commission. Fifty groups Had arranged for conferences and additional ones were exacted to arrive without previous notice. The hearings will last through two days.

In a preliminary meeting yesterday the rnmmtHsion took bids on projects. Low bids on thnn totaled $1,440,779. Included were: Grading and drainage structure? on miles of highway 81) In Palo Pinto county and bridaea on the same highway eat of Thurber for Barton and Supnday creaks. Crouch Nolan, Strawn, were low bidders on all for $114,528. Concrete pa i on high wa 15 in Gregg and Upshur counties from Gladewater to Rig Sandy.

Low bidder was Uvtfde Construction company, Dallas, $193,129. Cleaning- and painting the Canadian river bridge on highway 117. K. W. Hable, Corsicana, was low bidder at $4012.

One Group of Women's Shoes PALLAS, July 31. (A awHT nf th firkin of Txas vo4tk, looked Ivtrk ovrMifi year tortRv nd to hazard grueiae? on th nf the gulrnalmial runoff A tic? 2Ii. np-rmrntlv to contested hy Tnm'-s V. Allrr-d nrid Torn F. Hunter, "Wichita fillip nt-lifhhnra.

On the fare -if piwnt lnrrvn-plt-ifi r'-inniH, Allrod pflflln? the fip-l'l M-ith Hunter hnf'ly in the runner-up Itlmv Vetprnn retho np-m-ts othr dnv vhen "Inn pllpped in to nop out a fnvnritp. Htftorv rvfRM that the pnblir fnvrrrlt (n Hip flrMt prl-rmry bn loaf fn nlmost hm i ni (i tipn tl'oHo in liih m.ihitiim'd his vl t'liiotm stride to th finish Yre. Other Case In the 1325 content f-r lnitd tatPR snnnt'rt th Karle Mivfi'Md. polled 2'' 2K. vots In first primary In a field of it Cir.di'lfl Tom Conimlly rwpi'Td K.fOl vot.

Th "Inn? tQUIPMrNT DIVISION lieved to be a disturbance, 2 Second note form or 62 Mother-ot- 3 God of war. 33 Emanation, pearl. 4 Egyptian river, 34 Memorized S3 Saxhorn. 5 Boneset, roles. 55 Eagle's nest.

6 Enamels. 36 Essay, 67 Meadow. 7 Law. 38 Each 5S Feebler. 8 Measure of 40 Sun.

59 The Invention cloth. MAVERtnC AH Anrfrwi e( 2 1 0 smrt" Connalty thundered In 9 svril lanKtha In the runoff re-; d-Klnn 320,071 to Mftfilds 747. GuWnatorial content In th pnnt 1 4 yehra hnve favorltM and outHid-is dividing th winning mily. The late Fn. J' paih-y jird the flrtf primary In romfortahly leadtnjp rt M.

Nff. Put in the runoff, Neff elected. Two year later Neff cllnrhed the ftsra-in In the first pi I-mnry. A field of nine mndldi!" In the fin, primary nf 134 failed tn pro. dup a winner.

Judy RohPHxon f)t Pellet led the flM with m.lOOf) and Miriam Ferini-Hon trailed In Mrnn1 lfire with 1 Ifl.Onn, The wife nf Former fJnv. Fr (rupn won the run nff, hwevr. wIMi 413, votes to Hohortflon's 31 A Reversal TjoK PWltntr of lloiiHton re-vpraed the field in notable tiiumnh ir. TO.IO. Mr.

Feixuann wis fur abend of the fM nf 10 candldat In the flret primary with her 242.no') vote. FtrllnK t-f'Bted nnlv 17tVfM in hi aermd plnr iwHtion. Put the oil mm WHred a drenunua ramp ten he-fore the neenpd primary and rnme brrk to Mr.r. Keri'ilaon In 4fl overwlielmln? vote, 47 3,000 to 3M. noo.

The fump reveo.il notice-filtlp in the lieutenant eovernor rr.rp litit ypar. M'rlina; P. Htronjf vaa out in front of thp fjpld In thp firct prlmnrv hut Kdtrnr K. Witt him in the nirnff. A pyeeptl r-n wa a Pa y'a r.irp for th a-nvprnorcbip In wna nn odds on fivnrite in the fir.t primary and led FerfftJ-iwn by 1 1 0.000 vote.

TTe honhted thi total tn almost 100.000 vote? in the runoff, Atrain fn be dtsplnyed po-fonrp by dpfptitimr bl aink'le opponent. Tj. Wardiav, by a two to one majority. 2 DIE IN AIR CRASH OREr.V PAY. July 31.

(AP Alfred Prush, 29, of Shpf-flrld. and CIpo Spratriie, of rep bt ere i 1 1 prp -dny when Pnjwh'a plane prahed in an attompt to Innd at the Brown county a-li port. All Keith ls 3 9 3 IjFletrhr 4 firnhman 2 4 IjTownnly 1 4 2inmiy 3 2 0 3 8 0 Jnnm If 8 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 56 Half an em, 5S Pound. 42 Wrath, In modern 9 South America. 43 Per.

form Is red- 12 The print .88 Craea 2 3 Nr 1 2 LWrkmn ef 2 (iKirh If 2 WB 2 Alien 2 Balance of Women's Spring Shoes 0 Whel- cf 3 1 0j Tutals 24 6 10 4j ToUii 2 8 7 2 8xre by Innings; aver irk uipmnt Div. R. H. 010 5x 6 10 4 030 008 7 2 HURRY! HURRY! Triple: Fletcher. Home rum; Townsiy, Allen.

50c EXTRACTIONS LOW TERMS PAINLESS WORK GUAR ANTEED EXAMINATIONS FREE. Z7 DK MOf.AY A BEN HI'R ABK S'asy 1 4 2 2 AB Wifklie rs WHITE BOOT SHOP CLOSING! SATURDAYS 0 IKike 3 O'Atknsm 0 Kelly O'AiiflrwU Is 0 al.cr In rf 0 'iiitnura 1 0 hi liB cf -4 25 pi.ri2 Tirfr il: I Si Johns 1h IilBvia Wdtndt If WlKt Miller cf Parksn Nolan Wallpaper Sale Lower prices are impossible on new first grade merchandise. Paper at 5c Border at 2c Canvas at 4c Floor Varnish $1.50 per gal. Gloss Enamel $2.50 per gal. House Paint $2.00 per gal.

(Only if you buy a room of paper) Bradford-Barrett 4 1 0 Cr renter If 0 0 Lang rf 1 Hmprey cf 1 Darby If 3 98 One Group of Women's Shoes to Close Out at, the Pair 34 1111 0j ToUls 27 8 10 3 Score by innings: R. H. E. Hen Hur 701 101 111 11 0 Le Molay 300 041 0 8 10 8 Triples: Darby, Andrewartha, Haberlin. SPECIALS (MA 5J THIS WEEK ajIU Drs.

Green maks their own teeth in their own Lab. here, SAVE HALF1 CO. I STATESMAN CARR1EHS 1 01 AH THANKS TELEPHONE AB Robhins 13 0 Mnthws 8 3 0 i'ailoway 1 0 8 0 0 0' Kin 2 3 11 Silver Fillings as low as 75c Teeth Cleaned SI Plates Repaired as low as $1 Bridgework, Crowns, Inlays $4 Make down payment arrange payments as teeth are extracted. Shelving, Chairs, Show Cases, Window Fixtures, and Fan for Sale. 1 0 M'Mulln If I 1 1 1 Oi Spnbi-R 1 OlAmiersn 8 Powell 8 BUDWEISKR AB Chrtmn Iss 8 1 1 Oilliard 01 Fincher Dr.

Green, DENTIST I wish to take this means of expressing to my many friends and supporters, my sincere appreciation for the splendid vote given me last Saturday. If elected Justice of the Peace in the August election, 1 wiil do my utmost to make you a faithful and efficient public servant, Tucker rs 3 0 Stallwth 2 3 0 Arant cf 8 0 Rilintry rf 2 1 Smith cf 8 0 1 1 Tyler rf 01 Jordan 1 fl-Toomey cf 0 Cook lis TRAIN KILLS GIRL BAIRD, July SI. (AP) Hiking: across a pasture to visit friends. Bessie Mae Gillett, 20, was struck and killed by the east'oound Sunshine Special passenger train on the Texas Pacific tracks one and one half miles east of here, Monday. I NATIONAL SHIRT ARRHE 0 Was hum 34110 Brown rf 3 110 (IjNauert cf 2 110 01 Merry 1 2 10 0 ljKankin If 3 0 0 0 0 HneKerl Is 3 0 1 1 OjMacow 3 0 10 OK'asey rss 3 0 0 0 Morris 2 0 10 0 Over Queen Theatre, entrance In lobby, 70O'2 Congress Ave.

Phone 2 5034 15 Years Experience U. of 111. Gold Medal Graduate Nauert Woods 2 Lewis cf Fotr rs Terry iss Naschke Johnsn 1 Lane John If Johnsn rf 109 W. 6TH ST. I Totals 29 8 8 1 Totals 26 4 8 1 Scot by innings: R.

H. E. Telephone Co. 000 001 28 8 1 Statesman Carriers ,,..100 100 24 8 1 Triples: Andereson, McMuIlen, Toonrsy, Sullworth. (POLITICAL ADV.) ToUls 33 14 17 2j ToUls 26 4 6 1 Scors by innings: R.

H. Budweiser 210 40714 17 2 National Shirt .400 000 4 6 1 Triples: G. Nauert, Foster f2), Macow, S. Johnson, Washam, C. Nauert, Hom run: Terry.

(tPXfflSlWW FEDERAL AID IS URGED FOR HURRICANE SECTOR CORPUS CHR13TT, JuJly 31. (UP) Federal aid for 22 gulf one tire or a set any size (r' (r4 (r t'ri rc- Hie- coast countlw swept by last week's J-, I. A rf a Sizes: 14 to 20 Piques Organdies Stripes Sizes: 36 to 46 Long Sleeve Batistes Only a UU UJ 'k 1 IF .1 I 1 1 1 1 i I a i i i i hurricane and tidal wave was souRbt today. Cong. Richard M.

KIchers was authorized to ask government agencies to assist in relief of thfc stricken district at a meeting here yesterday. Estimates showed the Nueces county cotton crop was damaged 75 per cent. Several other counties reported a 50 per cent crop Ioi. Gonzales courty escaped with the lightest estimated at 10 por cent. The meeting developed conflicting views on the Bankhead cotton control aot.

W. C. Hunt, president of the Pallas cotton exchange, asserted delay in picking occasioned bv "red tape' under the act, caused greater crop damage than otherwise would have occurred. Farmers who received government checks under the law took Issue. B.

T. Parr of Rbstown drew applause when be declared "we want the Rnnkhead law." -PW I in- A special group of ladies' wash frocks priced to sell quickly. These were taken from our higher priced groups, and are guaranteed vat-dyed and fast colors, good workmanship, full cut, and desirable styles. It is truly a real bargain-find and you will do well to attend this sale early, because the quantities are limited. Broken lots.

Sizes as quoted above, I 0 0 0 Yard3 85 81x90 Genuine Pepperell SHEETS A I'D If PRINTS! EACH CAR TOLL GROWS PAIJ.AS, July 31. (AP) The death toll of an automobile collision last night near Vyliet Collin county, was brought to two with the dath of Mrs. Mary Peery, 83, ot Dallas. Mrs. Olivia Staples, 60,.

of Dallas, died Sunday night. MAKE YOUR OWN TERFtlS use our original CLEARANCE LADIES Summer Dresses 1Qc 36 in. Eighty Square PRINTS! 14c YD. A very fine quality and smooth finish fabric, 160 threads to the square inch. Patterns for now and early fall.

Come, choose from this large assortment. You will not be disappointed! Colors guaranteed. and $3.95 frocks Regular 12.95 further reduced to 51.99 fur quick in pay pyn Here's a real bargain for thrifty shoppers. Also in a wide range of colorful patterns for now and early fall. This is an extra special and warrants your earliest inspection.

TIMES clearance, included are rayons, and washable silks. Smartly styled, wide range of colorful prints anil pastels sizes 14 to 44. Special, sCT $99 JJL to get the famous Goodricli Silver town 0 wrm un-rasi goumbi ror Got new tlrea now and avoid hot weather tire trouble. Pay NO MONEY DOWN and arrange long or short terms to suit your needs. It only takes a couple minutes to open your account no waiting, no long investigations.

Come in today and join our thousands of satisfied customers. Wash Frocks Made To Retail for $1.95 Going For- Tli SPECIAL SALE! Children's 95 out of every 100 customers complete their purchase in about 9 minutes ready to drive auay tcith tire in-atalhdin 20 minute. That9 our service! NO RED TAPE Just bring your license cer tiKcare (or Identification that's all. NO DELAYS We install your purchase at once. No embarrassing investigations.

80-Squarc Prints-Broadcloths Wide and bountiful selection of beautiful prints and broadcloths that you will enjoy wearing late into the fall. They are short sleeve frocks in many lovely styles. You will enjoy their style, color, comfort, and fit as well as the unusual quality. Sizes 36 to 52. These were made to retail for $1.95.

Special, each Sunny Sue Summery Sheers With several weeks of hot weather ahead of us you will get lots of wear out of several of these beautiful summer sheers.Airy, stylish, and colorful, you will really appreciate their marvelous value. Smartly accented with clever details, every one is sure to please. Sizes 14 to 52. Special, each fiOTE! not Iet experiences elsewhere prevent your investigating our plan. i m'in T9fri0 what DRESSES and FT.

WORTH f1 -Tt -j anu aavertise our plan I will fit your needs. AUTO RADIOS fermrrriTtru It's cooler and more comfort- your favorite'S nrodrama whiles 1 2 for oE GDE9HPD OF COURSE Every Ooodrich passenirfr ear tlr is FILLY GUARANTEED FOR 1 2 MONTHS business use, 6 mos. agaiiut accidental damage due to ruK bruises, blowouts, rim rata, faulty brakes, wheels out of alignment and ordinary wear and tear! rf Lmenes, Seersuckers, EASY TERMS 1 Ask for our Budget Dep't. Stripes, solid colors, prints, and com binationa compose this value group. Included in this group are some smart darker colors in linene and pique (black, brown, and navy) with contrasting button, organdy, and cheek ed trim that will make ideal fall frocks.

Sizes 14 to 20 in the latter and 14 to 44 in the remainder of the group. 6 to San Antonio For Low Fares, The dresses in this special group were made to retail for as much as 9Sc each. Included are prints and broadcloths in many clever styles. Fast color and washable. Dress up the little miss for the balance of summer and early Fall.

Sizes 7 to 14. Special, each Greyhound Terminal 708 Brazos 2-! 135 ICth Lavaca N- eiggers, Mgr. pjl0ne 9x55 .1 501 TO 507 EAST 6TH STREET Y-Tl It.