Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1927, Page 35

TEXAS LAWMAKERS - UNDER ARREST ffwo Members of House Are { Charged With Bribery in | Advancing Bill. By the Assoclated Press. AUSTIN, Tex., February 3.—Two fnembers of the Texas House of Rep Fesentatives today were at liberty on Pond of $2,000 eacnh following their @rrest last night on charges of ac- eepting a bribe in the interest roposed measure for the licen sident as well as itinerant gtrists, Marked Money Used. Representative F. A. Dale of Bon- tham and H. H. Moore of Cooper were rrasted by State rangers, who swore hat the legislators accepted $1,000 in marked bills from Dr. Willls W. Cham- berlin, manager. of a Houston, Tex., eptical company. A number of bank iotes were taken from Dale as ntered a hotel where Moore lived. Dale declared there was nothing to the charges, but refused further com- ment. Moore withheld comment, but nsisted he be allowed to attend a night session of his committee. This wvas refused until he arranged for his bond and in the meantime the House committee on revenue and taxation Killed a bill drafted by Dale and Moore Proposing to increase the gross pro guction oil tax from 2 to 4 cents. Measure at Issue. The measure proposed by would tax resident optometrists $50 the same as now charged for a license for itinerants. This bill also was gcheduled for discussion by the reve- wue and taxation committee last night, ut final action was postponed until Moore could be present. Chamberlain, who has appeared here as a lobbyist for the measure, gssued a statement, which police said Would be withheld pending further investigation. ENGINEERS HEAR TALK ON PUEBLO INDIANS Bociety Shown Slides to Illustrate Civilization of Ancient Tribes. optom- he Moore The prehistoric Pueblo Indians and , their descendants were the subject of e lantern slide lecture last night before the Washington Society of Engineers at the Cosmos Club, by Neil M. Judd, curator of American archeology, National Museum. The ancient civilizations of Wyom- ing and New Mexico were traced by Mr. Judd, who began his historical outline with the subjugation of the Pueblos by Coronado in 1540. He de- seribed the important tribe of Zuni Pueblos as peaceful, sedentary folk, whose women were given over to di- versified household duties and whose men were mainly occupled with agri- cultural pursuits. The language of the Zuni was unrelated to any other in’ the world, according to Mr. Judd. The terraced houses, engineering feats and distinct culture of the Chaco Canyon Indians were pointed out as a direct inheritance of their prehistoric ancestors, who had paved the way without Beasts of burden or metal tools. Scenes were shown of Acama, Ariz., depicted as the oldest continuously inhabited site in the United States. Mr. Judd graphically portrayed how village upon village had been erected through the centu- ries directly upon the Indian habita- tlons that had immediately preceded. The oldest form of industry in the United States was the manufacture of baskets, Mr. Judd sald. NOTED SWIMMER BURIED. Puneral Services in Chicago for Sybil Bauer. CHICAGO, February 3 (#).—Sybil Bauer, holder of 23 world back- stroke swimming records, was buried yesterday in Mount Olivet Cemetery. | Among the six active pallbearers were | noted swimmers, some holdinz world records. They were John Weissmul- ler, Robert Skelton, Dick Howell, | Ralph Breyer, Hugo Miller and Wes- | ton Kimball. { '« of Gamma Phi Theta So-| , which | pall- | Miss Bauer, 23 years old, died Mon- day at a hospital following an illnes of three months from intestinal troubles. Find Simple Way to R Sleeping Hair Roots Stops Falling Hair—Grows New Hair GUARANTEED IN WRITING { cramps or overacts. Contains no nar- | | children of all ages printed on bottl |PHLOX IS PROPOSED AS NATIONAL FLOWER Dr. Wherry Suggests Specimen, Cit- ing Reasons, to Preserva- tion Society. The phlox was proposed for a na- tional flower by Dr. Edgar T. Wherry of the Department of Agriculture, in a lecture last night to the Wildflower Preservation Socety, in: the New Na tional Museum. Tllustrating his lecture with beauti fully hand colored slides, including about 25 of the phlox, Dr. Wherry recommended this flower for seve reasons. 1Its colors, he said, includ the national colors, red, white blue. It was grown easily and gen- {erally in this country, but did not flourish elsewhere in the world, with one inconsequentlal exception. In other words, the phlox was a typical American flower. which could easily be grown, he said, and if chosen as a national flower could not be subjected | to possible extermination by thought | less persons desiring to obtain speci- 1 d Why don't a hotel or cafe owner pay full wages t' his help like other em: ployers, an’ not expect his patrons t’ make up th’ difference? Who remembers when we used t' do without somethin’ if it cost too much? Lafe Bud has joined a luncheon club 80 be won't have t' think. Bootlegger Ike Lark gave Elmer Swank a tin cup and’ a beautiful guitar inlaid with mother o’ pearl on his birthday. (Covyright. 1927.) e e DOG FANCIER FINED. Woman’s Fifty Canines Declared Nuisance to Neighbors. CHICAGO, February 3 (#).—Mrs. Laura Wicks Walker was fined $200 and costs yesterday on a charge of maintaining a public nuisance when neighbors testified she kept 50 dogs at her home on the South Side. Mrs. Walker, according to her neighbors, went about gathering stray dogs off the street and kept them. , “California - Fig Syrup” is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children mens. Other flowers which he said had been suggested for national flowers Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of ‘California Fig - Syrup” ‘mow will sweeten the stomach and thoroughly clean the little bowels and in a few hours you have a well, playful child again. Even if cross, feverish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, children love its pleasant taste. It never cotics or soothing drugs. Tell your druggist you want only the genuine “Califroniia Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and Mother, you must say “California. Refuse any imitation. evive HUDSON Coach ~na | NEW CARS ALL NEW BODIES IN A VARIETY OF COLORS were columbine, goldenrod, dogwood, mountain laurel and trailing arbutus. Dr. Wherry pointed out that the phlox grew in both the annual and perennial forms, and in about 20 differ- ent variettes. 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