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   Advocate (Newspaper) - May 12, 1933, Victoria, Texas                                IT MAY BE YOUR EYES WMT Cornel DR JACK KAHN OPTOMETRIST Phone 233 for Appointment 609 VICTORIA ADVOCATE FOR AND Holland Ct Terms CM H French FIRST VICTORIA AND VICTORIA COUNTY SECOND SOUTHWEST IN GENERAL 96.00 Per i VOLUME 35 VICTORIA DAILY ADVOCATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY 12 1933 NUMBER 218 Timely Topics IN THE MINDS OF MEN THE FUTURE ALREADY TOO iUANY MEN dto suddenly in their Ono picks up newspapers In ery city tuul of notable ers who dropped load it their clonk on street in thulr home or on the golf course report varies and wo are told that victim went to hod with a cold which suddenly turned into double pneumonia Tim prominence or men in- that alight heed IK given to the warning of doctors Urn I one should submit to a yearly ex- amination One of the Follies of limn kind is the universal refusal to admit that we must slow down when wo readi the fifties Men say I'm as hard and strong as and engage in violent or expose their bodies to unnecessary abusa If not common sense then I duty to his family and business or professions should prompt a man to go to a doctor in order that ho may know whether his heart his arteries and other organs aro as good as An unpleasant truth is never welcome news but that kind of does not slop us from having an made of our ledgers do we fear to know the truth about mini who Ima a weak and knows it is often a bettor in- surance risk than a man who lessly strains a good heart by ing sets of furious tennis Such nonsense is Inexcusable Equally guilty of stupidity is tho man who refuses lo take seriously a cold or a alight attack of the flu The fiu germ seems Lo find Us victims among the est the reason being that tlm strong refuse to lie down until they aru knocked down HOUSE VOTES TO SUBMIT BONDS WELLS SHOWING FOR PRODUCTION HAN ANTONIO Hay are lest wells ill the lower region ol Southwest Texas two of which are wildcats and the other a thai should provide final within tho few days or a week at least Two o these lests are in County and Hie other in Victoria Comity j The Victoria County lest is Hie Oil anil Gas el al No 1 Terrell five miles southwest of Lite lown of Victoria and la miles northwest of the district in thai county The Terrell well has casing set and cemented and should be drilled in the lallor part of this week or the curly part of the coming week This well had a big sand at to foot that showed litlO pounds pressure in three minutes on drill stem lost Attitude of Hitler Menaces Peace of Europe H X H X M H r H Roosevelt Signs Farm SCHOOLS SUFFER FROM HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION ACT The state will lose about in t six os in Victoria Counly nn tho present rule of cents j as a result of the adoption of j Of tin's sum the schools will bo deprived Ot nearly with levied Tor their support This means nearly per capita on the It bids fair at least to open up an- o Ulc other blK Bas producing urea for Victoria County In the northern part of County the Humble Oil it No n O'Connor test was la illation of These figures are not definite hut are based on County T sessor II A Lawrence's estimate j to stale comptroller of a de- I crease of Hilly in the i Mortgage Holders Not I to Foreclose Until Law Can j Be Made Operative PROMISES ALL SPEED feet Tlie sand have an oil odor hut no This feet AS Signed by Roosevelt Single Piece of Economic Legislation county's assessed values by reason WASHINGTON Hay of today signed the relief inflationary cast of the same No 4 luw will as r the most promising ot the three allowances are made for welsl is the Greta Oil cities in the No 1 also in Refugio districts they embrace a maximum County and about miles of 200 acres As much land in cast of the nearest production this county is assessed at from which is in the n per acre the tlie old field At tho lion is more than the assessed of hist reports from ho field value of a number A PSYCHOLOGIST after a vast clinical experience concluded that good health was tho principal in- of happiness I should he affirmed that three out of four people who come whimpering a runnel to the it could not he learned whether tlie of homesteads mind doctors ought to he learning casing had boon cemented iu tins The figures w common sense about their achs eyes noses and lungs in- stead Take care of yourself When you feel glum and arc about to break with your friends or your job make sure that your trouble is not due to lack of sloop or fitting spectacles A heavily burdened man Confessed that when ho felt as ho could not go forward another step he went to bed early enough lo get twelve hours sleep The next day ho was perfectly ed and cheerful but it was known to bo en he known when the tax assessor his route to the location several days report of renditions lo the Counly ago At any rate the well should Commissioners Court the latter be ready for a final lest hy tho part of this month The court will early part of the coming week j use lhi> report in connection with The we'll really promises ils work as a Board of something in the way a now oil in Juno field for Counly The well topped an oil sand at tool and j at of feet it the president obtains almost like powers over monetary tion and through tho secretary of agriculture powers to curtail production of tho basic crops of the country Coincident with UIG signing o the the president issued statement urging farm holders to abstain from pending tho lime Hie can put the measure off Retire ion He pro mi set would done with all speed TO SERVE SCHOOLS i UNDER DISCUSSION City Engineer K p Miles la making a preliminary survey for n extension of the sewer system to Hie I'utU der H It'll School and Victoria ior College located in the eastern end of the city The schools now have their own private sewer systems and these will soon have lo he replaced at a considerable expense For that son the School Board is to secure an extension the pal system and is willing to pay a substantial portion of tho cost us is permanent investment The nearest main is on North Street opposite tho Store I News Service Announces Intention to Build Great Armaments at Once if Conference Fails FAILURE PROBABLE France and England en Allied of Rhineland Area FOUR CONVICTIONS IN DISTRICT COURT IS I House Votes to Submit Bonds After Learning Ex- tent of Destitution HERE THIS MORNING pleading in the District Court here fills morning 0 forging j his foster father's name to two checks told tho court thai In or about nine blocks from and because the fall is not sufficient it would not be cable to extend this main That ing tlm case it will be necessary lo m1 lay an entirely new main from A suddenly FINAL VOTE 114 TO 12 Resolution Returned to ate for Consideration of Amendments AUSTIN Tex May j By H vole of 114 to 12 the House j lold the court thai he he ho justified in doies so f and he was viola lag tho to tho law because his foster father b ds to 000 for took a Unit belonged to him at lhc of destitution the death of his ami Tlle resolution must now return cause he owed him some money to Uln consideration ot So wero the forgeries thai amendments upon it by n bank cashed both chocks One j House It passed the Senate ivas for and the other j eral by a vole of to 5 One of the canes was dismissed I amendment would lie voted and he was given two years in upon by the electorate at u special penitentiary in the other case John Henry Kuss negro cha with burglar today duo to an j by tho Hitler guilty and received two- Unit Germany intends dint up armaments at if tlie schools to the sower disposal plant fails which seems prob jr for u distance of about blocks or approximately feel This proposed main would low a route through the i and Additions he French foreign minister de- clared Hint in such a c would insist upon application oi of clean pipe line ill M This is about as good st as has boon res lered in that section of the slate 1 and estimates arc that the well 1 will in for at least several i hundred barrels daily j HOUSTON OFFICERS CATCH 3 FUGITIVES WHO KIDNAPED COP LAYS AN EGG WAGNER RELIEF SENT TO PRESIDES WASHINGTON May The relief hill providing funds of as loans f tile stales to feed and ler their and i for outright Fedora contributions to slates which HOUSTON Tex May exhausted all local sources of relic who from Texas jails several months auo and liy Congress for liii Colo May who Wednesday recently laid an a tigg ill a officer were captured in n house ill Cily The cgs here early Thursday by Sheriff T weighed Iwo pounds 13.5 ounces A and a posse armed and was first willi rifles pistols and tear Bas ed ostrich egg ever laid in Denver guns Sudan is one of three ostriches chased hy cily of Denver for the zoo Tlm found ho Tho Floyd H linen CATHOLIC WOMEN PiCK SAN ANTONIO FOR NEXT MEETING GRANTED DIVORCE FROM FAIRBANKS Tex Hay I Antonio was for II stale HOUSTON WOMAN IS FATALLY INJURED IN HOUSTON V Wilbur IS if 2513 drive injured ami her band S Wilbur was hurl Thursday night when Mio bile In which they were was i in head-on collision with another car 111 7200 block of Telephone road Mrs Wilbur Internal in- juries anil died in j rnl Homo ambulance on ronto to i hospital Mr Wilbur on editor of j it The Houston Chronicle j I with minor lacerations and i about tho head and body and was m ft to go home hospital Tho driver the second bile figuring In tho accident K F j from witness Iho night ended at the Mrs Mrs Walter Brown living on Spencor Uio w wny several miles from brief court Pive anil a sawed-off pus wore also escaped minor wero found In the in tlm next national convention Two women wero and Mrs V of was I Seay 25 Ralph King HI and U M cousin wore ed yesterday afternoon near I hy Stale Highway Officer M L Berry when they wore Catholic nf America in speeding al the session Th I The trio look Berry's pistol and day forced him into their car They i Mrs A 1 of Kan An- look him lo a wooded five was re-elected slate regent miles Hie oilier side of New Other officers elected are Mrs ly and put him out norry his wny modern Houston and he and W o vice regent Mrs II II of Corpus Christ i slate i- Mrs K of from Douglas Fairbanks Jr trol enlisted the aid of Ungle Pass re-elected stale mon famous young film actor office In searching for Iho llor and Mrs Harry of mental men The hunl slato lions and and to Ills by a passing motorist Mr Wilbur told Oily 10 U of lhat ho arid WEATHER REPORT and wero held In Die county jalt JIH lo Die willi tho thrno men redout it at Mm Chili hi Laredo ami Sony Kins Thursday night his wife wero driving toward probably showers from the lanl Most nf the state officers and This might mean by the allied arm HIS of the west bank of In LEFT HANGERS WILL SEE ACTION SUNDAY IN GAME lo the left Street to tho Dutch Lane and beyond the lann a lung tho Goldman in front of the Nuns Villa lo If a ficent number of erly owners join the schools and the city in he project it probably will authorized by the City Council according to man Chas A- chairman of Iho and Sewer tee In a of the project by School Trustee T U with Schuchort anil City Miles today il was that its cost could he greatly ed by tlm employment of R C labor and tho use of pipe manufactured hy Haass Brothers a home concern which has quoted to about half I hose tor imported Huy of tho type generally used by tho city for ils sower system which according to Mr inferior to concrete pipe Tile entire municipal sewer tem has hern funds ad- by property ers and as sower rentals willi Iho exception of the disposal for which bonds in tin sum of were voted The now embraces about miles oC The proposed main with Would serve L wide area and would be one of iho best measures hilt could be adopted for thu im- of the health of tho cily BEFORE SMASHING JAPANESE DRIVE n May Don't or in- realing before the on fell today and ook up a new south of air and it i ho Sunday afternoon with the Woodsboro Athletics Tlm reason will be- Uort veteran hurler with a curve Tnn -i catt hit against a righthand pitcher will find and in tht lineup it has been rumored about town in other words W It tu use all lhc hitters he i an get of former Bay Cily star will mure than start the for iho Buds Hn is a right handor with lots of form and speed and Muy will hold in reserve Local diamond officials arc hoping n large will ho ent to the Huds following road trip and direr them in i view of loss them by the Cuero Turkey Trotters j last week pleaded guil ly lo forgery in two and was to four years in tin District J P gin from Mm tinio ho in jail in January Two of forgery him we lie tl for to checks Tor and had lib them at various h Norman Wright a youth pleaded p of an and w two-year ion net for August the date whon two other measures will be- one for the legalization if per cent beer and the other for the repeal of Lhc ISth If tlie bond issue is approved by the people the Legislature must then be railed to vote the bonds Tho re solution failed to get the necessary two-thirds majority in the Mouse yesterday Last night J the mayors of the principal cities j of the state told of conditions in I their cities and overnight IS j of the House changed their posit inn on the resolution and voted sio i theft a The car a car i by Bon F Hogun oi brother of Deputy Sheriff j for relief jork A was last blic ACTION THURSDAY May Texas Thursday failed to approve Senate resolution proposing sub- of a slate bond to supplement Federal funds inio custody If was not im- d ill and re- lea snl plication for a wits he and a number of his relatives their thanks lo Pool gave the t guod as to his future LINDBERGH GAG RULE Cnl A Ilial o i The resolution received 96 tive votes four short of tho 100 necessary to submit the proposition to a popular vote Forty-five voted against the resolution Tbo Mouse still can briny the resolution up for further tion On tho second vote only SS affirmative votes were mustered It requires a two-thirds majority of each Houso to submit a proposed a m a n The slate cannot issue bonds without amending tho tion Tho Senate already had proved the proposition lie L oust ruction Finance tion officials liad notified the ernor that unless the bund were at least submitted to tho electorate it would withdraw oral funds for relief in this elate They pointed out a policy had been adopted ot helping those states that help themselves Tho Senate passed a Housa making an appropriation for port ot a stato organization to work with the Federal ment in administering ment relief funds A House proposed Allotting I to that function but tho I Senate cut that amount in half Marcus C former refused to concur in of Victoria attempted to end lib niat amendment ami other changes life with a pistol in tho i uo upper A con- of his in Dallas Wednesday committee was requested CHEER FOR N Y May Free Milk for fund is to open of ts stnuilK id and daily to jobless of the an now in operation SUICIDE ATTEMPT MADE BY FORMER RESIDENT OF CITY bis city At last accounts his con- wan reported improved Mr is son of the lalo Mr and Mrs A ami i OUTDOOR ART SALE VOliK X V May -In the four days the to write The colonel livid grandson of the Into Abraham Art t observers down his new gag rule his own pioneer merchant and hanker lion exhibiting arlistu y bat nl least Japanese and lenn for it when ho visited Victoria and of I ho representing 181 toil when a ear swerved Into his Imr I M Seay escaped from delegates will leave In aulos early i Chinese wero locked In Iambus on his recent trip ft Trust Company paintings and sculpture sold path Me said he did not lime cloudy jail several months Friday morning for a side trip to tlo In tbo sector south ot on a Inspection of tbo lines ot ed a number of years ago liy sides his 268 commissions lo swerve his cor night and Saturday ago I Monterrey Saturday Lwan triangle Western Air Victoria Dunk Trust Company I pictures wero contracted   

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