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THE WACO SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 3 illsboro C. of C. To Aid Farmers Organization ill Assist in (jetting Pickers for Cotton Ready in District HILLSBORO, Aug. 25-tSpl)-The Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce again assist the farmers of this county in getting cotton pickers, as they have dona fcr the past several years. Secretary Burdette Is anxious that farmers in need of cotton pickers and laborers In need of work get in touch with him so that he can render both a service.

He will have the co-operation of the employment division of the United States department of labor at Fort Worth In this effort and they will send a man to Hillsboro about September 5 to assist in any way that he can. INDICATIONS TOINT TO HP. A A OTE CAST HILLSBORO. Aug. indications point, to as large a vote in today election as was polled July i8, with possibly a few less Work- In the various polling places are splng up with the count as otes are cast and the totals will be ready for the public possibly as soon as the polls close.

BOY SCOUTS RET I UN FROM LATHAM STRINGS HILLSBORO, Aug 25 Scout troop No. 3, sponsored by the American Legion, returned home from Latham Springs last night after a five-day camp. All of the boys reported a good time and look to have gained a few pounds In weight and a good coat of tan. While at the camp the boys studied scout-craft with several boys taking tests for the merit badges and second and first-class scouts Gordon Sturgis was voted the most valuable man in the troop and Brooks West was the high point man In the athletic events. DR BF.N C.

SMITH WINS HANDICAP PLAT HILLSBORO, Aug. 25 second handicap tournament of the season for the Hillsboro Golf club was ended this morning with Dr. Ben C. Smith winner over H. Denman, T-5, for the championship of the second flight, and Belo Smith winner over John Wynne, 4-3, for championship of the third flight.

In the semi-finals, H. G. Denman had eliminated Reed Lowrey, 2-1, and Dr. Smith was winner over Olney Davis, 5-4, In the second flight In third flight, John Wynne beat rtis Patterson up and was hatched with Belo Smith, who was passed. Dr.

Smith will receive a pair of golf knickers donated to by Roddy Bros. A Hendler. and Belo Smith will be given one-half dozen golf balls by the City Drug Store. The tournament committee of the club announce that they will hold a next week. They also state that they will have some 25 members of the Ennis Country club here Sunday to play with the members of the local club.

Some Graduates of Baylor College, Belton i pti il Dr Da i Road Bond Issue To Be Advocated Plan Wiil Re Paid Before People of the County at An Early Date, It Is Announced KERENS, Aug 21 )-Kerens Chamber of Commerce road committee has worked out a program for the development of good roads in the district to submit to the, people for their approval. The pirn calls for bonds to build In co-operation with the state highway department, two, highways through Kerens, one of is to be highway No. 3L run ning east and west and the other to be what is now known as the Roger Q. Mills highway, running north and south. Appeal will be made to the peopl to carry this bond eb'cti- on the ground that there is a certain possibility of getting reimbursed by the state w-hen the gasoline tax and state highway construction cv advocated by Col.

Clarence Ousley of the East Texas Chambt of Commerce is put into effect. In the pictures: Left, Miss Ruby L. Waller of Morgan who received her bachelor of arts degree from Baylor college at the close of the summer session. While in college Miss Waller w-on a letter in hiking. Center, Miss Elbert Kagy who comes to Baylor college as head of the violin department to take the place of Kenneth Woods Lower center, Miss Otelia Wilkerson of Buckholta, w'ho also reived her barhelor of arts degree from Baylor college this summer Next year she will be principal of the Pox school near Buckholts Right, Mrs.

Margaret Jones who receiyed her bachelor of arts and bachelor of expression degrees from Baylor college this summer She ia a member of Pi Kappa Delta. Mational Honorary Eoren ic fraternity. Interesting Briefs Star Tells of cc dding Hearnc School Plans Superintendent Announces Opening for September 10 HEARNE. Aug 25 public schools will open September 10, according to Supt. Robbins, The scholastic census of the Independent district is the larg-st In the history of the district, and as a consequence more teachers have been employed for the 1927-28 session than heretofore.

A new class room has been added at the Hearne high building and the study hall will be used for recitation. Alberta Vaughn Announces Engagement to Pittsburgh Steel Man HOLLYWOOD, Cab, Aug. (INS) Vaughn, motion picture actress, today announced her engagement to William Laitt, wealthy young steel man of Pasadena and Pittsburgh. Miss Vaughn said that Christmas day has been tentatively set for the wedding. Mexicans Deport Co-Ed So-Called Texas College Student Released on raying I ine Is LAREDO, Aug.

25 A girl, said to be a Texas college student, who was arrested in Nuevo Lared on charges of intoxication and violation of immigration laws, was released and deported today after payment of a fine. Club at Wortham O. Peyton First President of the Organization WORTHAM. Aug. 25 manent officers have been selected for the ncwiy formed Wortham Lions club and Thursday nigTit, September 6, has been set for charter night at the elub, F.

Peyton, president; A Morrow', vice president; Henry Watson, secretary-treasurer; Cole, tail twister, and F. P. Simmons, Lion tamer, are the new officers District Governor John Erhard of Dallas will address the charter night gathering and representatives of other clubs in the East Central Texas group will he Invited to attend. Clifton College Closes Hummer School Students Graduated at End of Term CLIFTON, Aug 25 college closed the 12-week summer session this week The following were graduated: Miss Dagmar San- tjen. Do Bidder, Louisiana; Mrs Ha! Winston, Laredo, Texas, Junior college, and Howard Desmukes, Kopperl, Texas, academy I lighway Meet Sept 4 Recently Formed Association In Waco to Assemble at Brovvnwood BROWNWOOD.

Aug 25-fUP)- Tuesday, Sept 4, has hepn set as the for holding in Brown wood the eting of the road association med er.tly at Waco, and for hich at that time the name L. (Louisiana, Texas and Mexico) association was suggested. Finland of Waco, of the association, was notified of the selection of Sept 4 as the date, Bnd will issue the call for the meeting While the organization at this will concern itself particularly with that section of highway No. 7 extending from Waco to Fan Angelo It wlli hold in view an and west highway from the Loulsana line to the Mexican border Lewis Out on Bond Alleged Dallas Formally Charged ith Murder DALLAS. Aug charged with murder in death of Eddie Conaster here last night, was released today under 55000 bond.

Conaster was subbed to death dur ing an encounter at the home of former wife He surrendered to authorities shortly after Conastcrs death. Plans for extolling' the merits of candy were dis- at a meeting here tonight of Texas Candy club and Dallas manufacturers, jobbers and retailers, addressed by C. Clark, director of educational work of the National association. DALLAS. (AP) Executive heads of nine steam railroads entering Dallas were asked today by Mayor It E.

Burt to name engineers to represent them in negotiations for extensive alteration of trackage into union station and in outlying sections of the city. The proposed changes, to be made In connection with the Trinity river improvement having been made, would improve vehicular traffic conditions, and would eliminate i the long climb now necessary to reach trains at the terminal here Trains also would he routed around the city on a belt line, Instead of traversing several residential sections as at present. DALLAS (AP) five day week will be put into effect by union electricians here, effective Septernbf 1, C. Morrison, business representative of Dallas local number 59, an: nounced today. Union plasterers had i previously announced Imre intention of inaugurating the week and other follow ling crafts are expected to ut, next week.

ROGERS. Funeral Payne day at I from th list chur. and ilk. will be nt Mrs R. Ga In in 1868 in 18X9 to until I.

The rii husband tenant and four Mrs 11 J. Roger also 27 grand- Active pal Abbott Billv Umber W. H. P. -1.

Honora W. Jcnk Cook, John Mack pin, It A' Johnson. Kinney. SAIHII AVNE i for Mrs Sarah who died yester- will take place nth and James Bap- R. vs.

Melton, Dawson officiating. Interment ikwood cemetery. was horn In Rome. and came to Texas moved from Gholson where lived Is survived by her I Rogers, first lieu- Cleburno camp, O. hd in Mrs.

A. Clark, Tiylor and J. and T. all of Waco. There are o.dchildren and six great surviving arers will he Tom Garrett, Logue, rson, Tom Premali and pallbearers are Judge ikins N.

Bozeman, Baker, Leslie Stegall, A Burke, Pip- "(Tnin, Capt Bryan and J. Me- Railroad Strike Vote Explained IT. S. Board of Mediation Telegrams the Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture at Mart MART, Aug 25 following telegram has been received by the Mart Chamber of Commerce In reply to a telegram sent the United States board of mediation Mondav of this week regarding the threatened strike of western railroad men Ajig. 21, 1928.

Mr. J. L. Spencer, President Mart Chamber of and Agriculture, Mart, Texas: Sir We have received and thank you for your communication in regard to the Industrial situation involving the Order of Railway Conductors and tho Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the one hand and certain so-railed western ratl- roads on the other, the purpose of informing the public of the state of the discussion in question from a practical and legal point of view our board authorized on Aug 17, 1928, the following statement to he broadcast by the Associated Press and other publications is nothing different In this rase from the usual orderly proceeding when a strike vote is taken by a railroad employe organization or organizations acting in accordance with their established methods quite familiar to both parties Immediately involved The railroad labor law indicates the line of action to he followed in the event of any really threatened strike within the meaning of the art There appears to be no present reason for supposing that the provisions of law will not lie adequate to meet any situation likely to arise or that the machinery of the law will not be operated if necessary to protect the interest of employes, carriers and public." Quake Rocks Algeria Principal Damage Done at Orleansx ilia Overcomes 11 undicaps One of the high school graduates who finished the course of studies with credit to herself was Miss Itosle Marroqum (above), daughter of Mrs Marroqum of the Anna King Memorial mission on North Second street, Mins Marroquln Is the first Span- ish girl to graduate from Waco high school, or at least the first in many years. To win the high honor she had to overcoma manv obstacles and pe- culiar handicaps, and the pluck and and perseverance she displayed mane her worthy distinction and high praise, her teachers say.

Miss Marroquln intends to continue her studies either in some church college or at the State university, Holland outli Improving From (amsliol Woo ml INDIANAPOLIS. thousar 1 veterans of wars since 1 98 are expected tri Indianapolis the twenty-ninth nations' nt of the Veterans of For- Wars of the United States which will open formally with memorial services tomorrow'. The meeting will Horn with election of officers next Saturday. CHEYENNE, AVyo (AP) An nounring his belief that priees of both gasoline and crude oil in Wyom ng are conected with alleg'd monopoly, illegality and fraud, if any, in the proprietorship of leas government-owned lands in Salt G. Williams of Rock Springs today brought the situation the attention of Governor Frank C.

Emerson. CHICAGO (AP) Official an nouncerm nt was made today of Chicago's centenial celebration of 1933 by Rufus (', Dawes president of the fair celebration Mr. Dawes said that the committee in charge had asked the aid of the national research council of Washington in formulating a of the i exposition. Blaze in Meat Market PARIS, Aug 25 An earthquake vas 11 over a large portion of Algeria early today. Rrinripal propertv wns nt Orleansvllle, Tnkermann, Mestnganem nnd Re i sane Algeria vas vhifod wrek bv nn earthqunke, tidal wnvo and hur- lirnne took a heavy toll in Uves nnd prop.

rty, cw Rnpc for fanging A rii ve I Barbecue I ire Pit Sturts Delaware, Ohio, Suicide nt Woman Commits ity Fire, caused fi rn blowing loose from a as an employee etart fire in the resulte hie damage at the 1 lins market Saturday about two o'clock Tlie fire depart meri scene in to loss, however several ping paper, becue pit. reibng fan a ore burned consi-' amount of damage coi rertained until the away, it is said a gas valve barbecue to light a I in consider- 11ms and Dol- afternoon nt. reached the nt any great fills of wrap the ami the wall rablv. The Id not he as. is torn Erntest Traili I lolclups Huge Staged In Mexico ity For Corsicana Tigers Tor Brogs and Goats EL PASO, Aug.

2 City dispatches to 1 Spanish language today said a huge rr in the ity ycste against depredai against passenger ti I A1) Mexico Continental, hi re, loristratlon was rdav as a pro- tions of rebela lins in Mexico. KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug 25 (INS) After purchasing new rope, Mise Eunice Turner, 42. of Delaware, Ohio, commifteed sulci le bv hang- ng herself on a tree rn Cliff Drive here today She here August and had hern in ill health, accord to friends nt a at which she lived. Laughed Out of Court Interparliamentary Union Refuses Professor's Suggestion BERLIN. Aug 25.

CAP) The Italian fasOst system of controlling the parliament of that country va laughed out of court at session of the interparliamentary union here to! day. Prof Arrigo Rolml, rector of the University of Pavia and a member Italian parliament since 1924, trU-d vainly to convince Urn union that fascism has only reformed par ntansm, without changing Its basic principles. TEMPLE. Aug, 25 -(SpD Dick Baggett, 18 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

T. Baggett, prominent residents of Holland, who wms dentatlv shot two weeks ngo while riding in a truck, accompanied by his parents and several companions, is reported as resting well in a Tern- gett side, lodged in the hack and received treatment since the accident. The bullet, entering young getts side, loded in the and remained until Thursday when if was successfully removed by local operation. The youth successfully passed tho crisis of a major operation performed to prevent complications arising from his condition. Democrats Name King (ah Senator Unanimously Nominated to Succeed Himself LOGAN, Utah Aug 25 Sen- stor William King was mouely nominated to succeed self by the democratic state con- venflon here this rnoon.

Sena- tor name was the only one laced before the convention then was named by the same method as standard bearer to succeed himself. J. Davis Withdraws Former Kansas Governor Quits Rare For Legislature FORT SCOTT, Kan, Aug £5, OP) Former Governor Jonathan Davis todn withdrew his name na the democratic for representative In the legislature from the 18th district This leaven J. Fta- plefon of Fulton, Incumbent, unopposed for re-election No n-ason was given by former governor for Ins withdrawal which was filed with the county clerk iif Bourbon county. Ambulances Busy At Port Arthur 13 Casualties, Including One Fatal, Keep Doctors Hushed Over Two- Day Period PORT ARTHUR, Aug.

Thirteen casualties, one fatal, kept emergency ambulances on the run here since late Friday, Harry oneaux, delivery boy, was killed as his motorcycle collided with ln-bound interurban car, Johnny Johonston, 10. was seriously injured Friday morning and his condition is reported n.s grave. Mrs. R. N.

Coon was severely although not seriously injured w-hen the car in which she and her family were riding was struck by another on the Beaumont road within city limits. Her husband and three children were also Injured slightly. Harry Jones, five, lost two toes when they were caught in the chain of his bicycle. Moore, at Texas Gimpany refinery, was severely jured shout the head when he fell from a platform at the plant and hla condition was described as grave. Ado Kobe nnd Hokusai Kissen, sailors from a Japanese vessel In port, were Injured when they run down by an automobile driven by Larsen.

Larsen was not held. Chickens Full of Germs Houston Veterinarian Warns the Public HOUSTON, Aug. carry communicable diseases i which can be transmitted to humans, I Dr A. Phillips, city veterinarian, said when he issued a warning that fowls he cooked thoroughly before arc eaten. Chickens excellent carriers of tuberculosis, chicken pox and typhoid among other diseases, the veterinarian said.

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Several thousand temporary seats will be provided for some of the larger football games this fall Victim of Red Tape Houstonian Unable to Return Visit to Relatives In Palestine HOUSTON, Aug A questionnaire Is on its way to SsVd in the Holy Land to determine whether Grinfield man rejoin his four brothers and four sisters in In September. 1912. he took papers Island Off Louisiana Coast Devoted to Peculiar ulture BEAUMONT, Aug 25 W-An island of 150 acres devoted exclusively to the culture of goats and bullfrogs Is the novel Innovation inaugurated in Cameron parish, Louisi ana, about. 50 from Orange Texas, by an Orange-Cameron land company. Bullfrogs of various sizes and va rmties have taken to the -lar bv Alva Griffith who lias been given charge of the xperiment.

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(Confirm Reports ()f Line Changes Henrv I)e Forest to Jake Over Company i lal Management NEW YORK, Aug 25 --Reports of pending changes In the executive personnel of the Southern Pacific were confirmed today in an official announcement by the board of directors. Henry Forest will retire from his present office of chairman of the executive committee to become chairman of the board a new p.sj- tion. in direct charge of management of the company's general financial affairs and conaolidation matters Hale Holden, president of the Chicago, Burlington Qu.ncy Railroad company v. D- Forest as chairman of the executive committee in gemra) control of business President William fiproule, on December 31, will r-tire from active service after 41 years with the Southern Pacific lines. In accordance with his expressed wish and under company pension rules ID will he succeeded bv Paul Shoup, now executive vice president, who will have in San Francisco A.

McDonald, vice-chairman of the executive committee and president of the Texas A- New Orleans Railroad company, a subsidiary, will he given genera! of the management of the Southern Pacific steamship lines He will retain hia present offices also and will maintain headquarters in New York and Houston. Changes are effective Jani uary ms ton his first naturalization papers in Houston Then he went to v.sil his parents, who lived in Ein Pa estine The war came and there no passenger steamers. Or.r‘* had ended, Joe wanted to corne baek to the United States, but cor: il at Safed refused to visa his pa port Joe finally got his visa notation that he was returning to the United States to fight a suit to take his citizenship. All steam--' officials, leery of quota refused to sell him a pa: -age So Howell Ward, district attorney, has propound'd a list of questions which has to And when the sorri" months hence, a to return to his pu country. GROESBECK.

Aug. 24 (RplL Two district courts and the county court are scheduled to open terms here on Monday. Sept. 3. In the 77th district co irt grand jury will be the first business called.

The 87th district court will start with the criminal docket with the case of Orme-toad Holland, charged with murder, first to he called. Overdose Causes Death Dallas JuMlce Verdict When Is Found OIL VA Silt It Iff PORT ON RUNNELS 01 NTY Lf.1iSE OKLAHOMA OlTY Okla. Aug 25 -(UP) Ri porta to oil rotors No 13, Gulf Production company II on Youts a.se In Texas is said to have 045 in 20 minutes frorn depth of 1280 feet. ROI YN Sf BOOL Of DAM I Vii PRICES jjlj End of Month Special Sale on Dependable Furniture Fall Fibre 4-Piece Ballet Whore quality is higher than us talk furniture- selection, best prices, best terms. WITT JONES 601-606 Austin Ave..