The Clifton Record from Clifton, Texas • Page 8

THE CLIFTON RECORD, CLIFTON, TEXAS, JOLT ll, ISM NO SPECIAL BAIT OR LEADERS HIE MTS AS I SEE THEM By Patrick Malone, Authority on Football, State of Anxiety. aa line bucker who the line with the crushing speed of a runaway locomotive, and ae blocker he ranks wAh the Hoel J1 a batk who seemingly rum on his knees bowling over tacklers and dragging them along an extra KENEDY MAN SWINDLED One of the slickest swindle games that has ever been worked on a Kenedy citizen developed here this week vvhn T. Atkinson, local agent for the Texas Company, and a prominent citizen, was swindled out of $300 thru no bails We offer no special loss leaders to bring you into our store to buy an item priced below cost, with the idea of selling something else at a high figure. Our motto is: Straight-forward Policy with Every Day Prices. I I Merchandising tricks do not appeal to us.

Come in, look our every day prices over and be convinced. WE BUY POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER Phone No. I COWENS CASH GROCERY Clifton, Texas I OUR SAVIORS LUTHERAN CHU RC OF NORSE Sunday, July 13: Divine services at 10:30 a. rn. choir practice at 3:00 p.

rn. at the church. The anr.ual meeting cf the Texas Collet rib a League will bf held in this church August 8, 9 and IC. P. F.

Tnor''n, Pastor. When a Beckville horse fthl into a well twenty feet tit' an auto wrecker was summoned and the animal was extricated, uninjured hut considerably1 frightened. I Used Cars WITH Qtr THAT CARD OF THANKS We, the si's, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Mrs. F. G.

Golden, who passed away tm Sunday evening of thus week, wish to this means of trying to express to neighbors and friends our sincere appreciation for every act of kindness shown her during her last days on this earth as an invalid. Though sht was blin and much of the time not conscious of what happening; the many k.nd deeds dom for her helped to increase her happiness on this earth, and wt shall always renumber each and every im of with the kindest memories for the I thing- you did for her while living land for the family she had been (called from us by death. We again thank each and every I one you. Six Sons and Grandchildren. Mart Othf: and win Al AN COUNTS When You Can Get Unheard of Bargains in Heal Good Late Model Cars SEEING IS BELIEVING 193C Chevrolet Spt.

Roadster. $495.00 1929 Chevrolet Couye $475.00 1928 Chevrolet Touring $275.00 1928 Chevrolet Coupe $295.00 1927 Chevrolet Coupe $225.00 1927 Chevrolet Coach $225.00 BARGAINS FOR CASH, TRADE OR TERMS These cars are in perfect shape and can be bought on liberal terms. member the O. K. That Counts is behind each sale.

Standefer Chevrolet Co. Clifton. Texas Mrs. Lucie McDade returned home yesterday after a visit with relatives in West Texas. BAND CONCERT The Old Mill Band Tuesday night 8:15 City Hall Clifton ANNOUNCING The Opening of the D.

M. Dry Goods Store in Clifton. Located in the corner building, just recently vacated bv Duncan Brothers. I I arc now open for business with a BRAND NEW STOCK OF MERCHANDISE Come In And Look It Over For Yourself Watch next week's paper for SAVING on Saturday, July 19th DAY Specials will interest you. Miss It! THE (St STORE Clifton Texas By gum.

hot to begin thinking about football it? Bat youngsters that attend classes up at (the College, you have heard so much about lately, are already planning and training for ir football schedule for the coming in. And you can bet your last chewing backer that the Cats w.ll have a big season. I can it as plain aa day. It be long until the boys sw.ng into action forming a battling aggregation from Clifton College Known to the football followers (f the a- the And if you ever around the park down I at Clifton drift around and watch boys work out, takf a squint at the i rhythmic of the attack, the shifty hacks in their offense, and the colorful linesmen in the 1 smashing dofense forming a victorious machine clicking with the pre- ir.ion clockwork and you can bo Nure that it is none other than the Clifton College football -quad coached by the master-hand, Edmund Ganil- rud, who comes to Clifton from a State where they play football as it should be played. Clifton College plans to have the best team in the history of tne school and when the curtain rises on the conference race this year they intend to jump in up to their neck, clean every team in the conference, and emerge a glorious victor as the exalted champions of the conference to carry the championship back to Clifton College, heme of the fighting and lWgi en the Everything favors the I oys in their championship hunt.

havi three conference games at home, right heTf in Clifton, and one lr Cisco. Anc! or top that indications point to the largest enrollment of freshmen athlete that the College has ever known. High school -tars rn Walnut Springs, Meridian, Clifton Hi. Mills, Crawford. McGregor, Moody, Lorena.

Frank! and many towns plan to emtr the collegt the Clifton spangles to belt he conferen title. in all, I ii: a that Clifton loge will -mart, cf Acred, hard driving and fast-stc nir.tr team that will rank With any of them. It is up the citizens of Clifton to back the team to last man; boost the College, go out to the game and holler like you have been wanting to all these ar because Clifton College's year a- ar-i rived. And to make a successful record they must have the help if the entire ti and country-side. soue County should revel in the fact that their only college will be battling every inch of the way in an effort to coy the coveted conference flag'.

Here is a list of the lettermen who will rvturn for the I ig season: Romine. captain-elect, is a gem cf consistency on the gridiron. He is a natural leader v. has the wtlfare of the Cats at Romine is a determined football player who knows the rules from cover to cover. He Jives up to the code and is a sportsman through and through.

Krtudson, an end who has seldom been taken cut of a play in his football career. Knudson tackles with the deadly accuracy of Rags Matthews and yet receives passes in the sensational Dawson style. And the lad has acquired a habit of blotting out ball carriers just like an army tank mowing down wire. Knudson, a big bruising i tackle who spreads devastation in his path. His offensive work is the despair of all rivals and on the de- i fense Knudson plays in the) opposing backfield.

Ar a tackle he plays second fiddle to no man in the conference. Tergerson, a play-wrecking tackle who takes great pleasure in mussing up the formations behind the line of scrimmag'e and whose charge on the offense resembles the recoil of a steel spring. McKenzie, a guard cf the Indian rubber type who gets better as the going gets rougher. McKenzie is a I valuable man on the defense and on i the offense he drops out of the line I with the quickness and quietness of I an alley cat to become a first class interference runner. I Huse, the celebrated snapperbrtck, has an uncanny nose for the man with the ball and roves from one flank to another making tackles all over the field.

On the offense Huse feeds the backs with the precison of an automatic stoker. Rhodes, a halfback, is nothing less than a 150-pound bundle of T. N. T. He has an elusive hip movement that would make most famous Hula Hula girl turn green with envy.

And it is said that when it comes to forward passing Rhodes can thread a needle running under full steam. Shield, a flashing halfback, is a yard or so in the wrong direction. He the medium of fake telegrams. rip the opposing line to shreds. Hall is a back cf the steady, plunging type, not so flashy, but always in the thick of the fight.

He is indeed a valuable man. Some more fighting Cats: Thompson is sure to perform i factor ii tnis year after delivering successfully in the pinches season. Sorensen, a star of the first water, hampered by injuries last to become one cf toe best the roster this year. Lind berg is a bet this year. Hi is not the Lone Eagle but one of the righting tats.

His business is not when a wire was received by flying but flying and gentle- Atkinson stating to wire HOO To get at the story it is to relate that Mr. son, Marion Atkinson, and his bride and her father, J. T. Allen, recently left by auto on im extended visit to the Pacific coast and points in the northwest and in Canada. The party carried ample traveling checxs to cover all contingencies, but nevertheless had it understood that if money wa? needed it would be wired for to Mr.

brother, Bill Atkinson, assistant cashier at the Nichols National Bank. Accordingly, some surprise was registered by T. H. Atkinson Saturday Mrs. Oak- men, he is what we call a jccessfui land.

California. The money was im- roan. mediately dispatched. Monday mom- Gardner, a big boy, fin! cf fight, ling, then, a message wa- received who is fast unding jato a sen sa- stating the party had had a serious tionai gridster. I auto Mrs.

Atkinson Bronstad. A you know, every team'had received a broken ankle, serious ha- its jackrabbit, and Bronstad about the face, and that Mr. At( i if Rabbit just as Cy kinson and Mr. Allen were both se- Leiand is T. C.

Bronstad prom- nous I cut. The wire stated to send to become one the most dan- $200 to cover hospital and scoring threats in the con- bills. It also said for members of the fere nee as a triple threat man de family to meet them in San Antonio -Wednesday, as they were leaving by Get ready folks and see what train. The message caused the greave can do; you need the Cats and 'est grief to relatives of the the Cats need you. College and help make it the year it has ever known.

the be st party here, and of course, no time was lost in getting the money off by wire. It was with some chagrin, but a whole lot of relief, when a message posted Business in Texas is suffering from Allen at Oregon City, Oregon, reached here just a short while after ar epidemic cf politics and the press is helping to spread the disease by giving the politicians too much free publicity. A hotel proprietor recently told me that he wished he could close his hotel until after the primaries. He admitted that hotels perhaps suffer less than any cthe- business heated campaigns, but said that the political patronage was mere than offset by the less of commercial business. There is more street-corner idling in Ti as than in the most serious mpiuy- ment days, lf this were confined to white-collar loafers tne situation might not be st bad, tut all classes' rn to been bitten bv the no-1 I iii.ca ne vc.

ihe r. 3 nosiness out greet-' irg ir.var ably p' a the money had been sent to Oakland. The message from Mr. Allen stated that everything was fine and they were proceeding on to Washington. An effort to locate the swindler and brmg him ti jim ice is bedng but so far as Known no he Ke refly A I.

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i vc lur nil one i pro PROGRAM AT YOUR CLIFTEX Good Bound at Your Cool Thursday Talking Last chance to see and hear Billie Dove and Edmund Lowe in Fainted real good. miss it. Added features: Fox Movietone News and novelties. Admission IS and S5e Friday Night dc Sat. p.

rn. She was the queen of the sideshow! But she craved love! And when it came it was too much for her. It swept this man-tired carnival girl right off her feet into the dizziest heights of drama ever witnessed. See the beautiful blonde Mary Nolan in her greatest role to date! Mary Nolan in Also "The Jade exciting serial, anil Disney. Admission 15 and 35c Saturday Two Shows Special Comedy the The dames just help loving that mighty man, when latest role is as peppy as any of his other big successes like Cock- Eyed and for With William Harrigan and Lilyan Tashman.

Fox Movietone Comedy hit. Also with two reel talking comedy and Admission 15 and 35c Better come early for a good seat. Monday With all the color of the Golden West, of the natural colors, with John Boles, Vivienne Segal and Joe E. Brown. A Warner Bros.

Vitaphor.e production. Added features: Fox Movietone News and novelties. i Admission 15 A More. and Thursday Another Special A thrilling, tuneful id odorful romance of the Fcre Ii ion and Morocco. Evcvyw A I Movietone i.u Sevin new.

dthgntful song hits. With J. Harold Murray, Fifi Dorsay, Gen. (in -niith, Clyde Cook. Also Latest Fox Movittom News and novelties.

Admission 15 and 35c Coming Real Soon (All Talking) Long Lightner. Great "Hard to This is Li Will Re r- We are doing our ti to pc vt know what you are -s ng. early for a seat. PMaraHnHMHHMH REMOVABLE I i I i Ends Saturday, July 12 CLOSED My store will be closed Thursday and Friday, next week, July 17 and 18 to move into new location and arrange Merchandise. I YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND MY Grand Opening Friday Evening, July 7:00 P.

NI. TO 9:00 P. NI. Music ---------------Souvenirs See next weeks paper for details mme irJiti.