Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 288, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1928 Page: 4 of 8
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SUBSCRIPTION
. - Bro^n County, ty mail or carrier, iSc per month, $3.73
" six morUhsflV |7X0 one year.
tw»Mant,ii Texal. outside County, New Mexico. Oklahoma. Ark-
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sear,
. THE CAUSE FOR PROSPERITY.
gBCRETAAY MELLON has Juat Issued an opUmlatie
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As hr ’>»«
business review, which will be quoted many time*
during the next six weeks In support of “Republican
.prosperity " The Secretary says that conditions over
-'tt ,i -the country as a whole are prosperous, but that there
‘ar* a few spots which arc “suffering from natural
causes."
. Where prosperity reigns, it Is due to the Repub-
lican administration. Whore tunes are hard It Is
• SMBs*
due to “natural causes." In the opinion of Mr. Motion.
*)F!e further points out that “There Is nothing unfavor-
»hto in prospect for the farmers. The year 1028
>. should be a good one for agriculture. Of course.
. there are fanners who never made a profit and others
»..«y who make money every year. 1 can not foresee the
effect of the many economic laws of the world, but
at present there is certainly no cause for worry."
fanner, over the country afe prosperous. It is
• •— • dug entirely to what the Secretary calls “natural
. _ causes;" that is. it Is due to good seasons, fair markets
and honest labor by the producers. The Republican
party has done nothing to promote farm prosperity
\j> - IfW to talk about it, and there is not the remotest
• -probability that the Republican party expects to do
m-^pythlng about It If Hoover is elected in November
Wte fanner must depend upon “natural causes."
As q matter of fact, most of the present national
prosperity is due to natural causes, the only exceptions
\ ■ being found in some of the industries which have
specific assistance through the Republican tariff.
- The same natural causes which have brought about
, prosperity this year will bring it about again ^nex'
* * year, regardless jpf the political party that may be in
.*■ .power at Washington.
About nlenty-eight per cent of the talk about “Re-,
^publican prosperity" is bunk.
Contemporary Thought
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THE SENSITIVE SHUDDER
Port Wbrth Star-Telegram: The St. Louis Star,
a newspaper which delights in Its reputation as
line-heweri pf elan and aplomb, directs this polished
bit of sarcasm at the Republican effort to "keep the
nation oi l of the clutches of Tammany:'
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“As part of the movement to reform the city shd
state of New York and keep the nation out
clutches (Si Tammar^ . it Is pleasant to note
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^uiaOaaa. 75c per month; six mouths, M-t«. ooa IUinofc Rcpiioiqjans. at an orga.iiaed meeting at'Oar
bondate Monday, raised
their voices In the grand
chorus. Alton* thodr present at litis meeting was
L. L. Emerson, candidate for gotrrnor. member of pen
Small's gd5tr>mu.tinUon and distributor of the Lowtlen
fund in ‘.£9 Doubtless tlte one or two others on tlu
Repub lieu n state ticket now under Indictment or ac-
quitted ^bifng With Small In Utat famous trial, were
^here. too. Olthiiigh thetr names were not mentioned
In the dhspotchcs. All of these pious souls have
covered than Tammany is trying as never before
get control1 of the nation, and they are shuddering
over it. 91K Dill Thompson, U he had not been el.w
where recuperating from the shock of the court
ctolon holding himself and his gang indebted to
city of Otdcago for upward of $3,000,000 of miiat
public funds, would have expressed the thought
same wayi ? Len Small, scratching for somethtng Idee
a mlllkm-that he was found to owe the state coulc
not haw shown mere horror over the Tammanj —■'
threat, hlmseff: Illinois Republican bosses
for the ^teriuatnTlf A1 Smith lets in? Just
till VfcOrgy and Jackson of Indiana perform their
shudder|‘|| ^ j j
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;l \W-ENFORC EMENT ABUSES
..Chicago Daily News: Mr. Hoover had a bund
ant justification for .proposing in his acceptance ad-
dress a Winching Investigation of the abuses that
have developed In connection with federal attempts
at prohibition enforcement.
There 'arc .for oqp thing, far too many reckless
IN NEW YORK
BY OILBERT SWAN
j TEXAS AND TEXANS
Kdit/r Jqftrnal of the Am.-rL'an lit By WILL H. MAYES
-1 There |
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Editor J. torn*I of th* American
51. Ji< n| and <rf llvgvta,
the Health toagMilitc
By WILL
ou: zealous or uitoxieatcd proluor.ion
agents. Borne pi these agents have been indicted on
charges of manslaughter and others have escaped
prosecution only because of conflicts of testimony and
legal technicalities. The most discouraging feature of
the matter is that unwarranted shootings by .m<nxl; gty- Air.
VEW YORK—Notes from a recent ^
1 * vacation In Canada—Montreal
is Manhattan's week-find Pari'. TUBERCULOUS PATIENT
Possessed of $22.50 for a week-end is LIABLE TO OVEREAT citizens that the cost of State gov-
excursion ticket or. better still, pos-
sessed of a irx-bui;gy and a pup tent second of q series of three] article* jxjrtions to the growth of the State, j Ballinger Creamery Enlarged
any arid American can set forth Un
State Budget Grows
There is a feeling among Texas
_ j, . . .itizens that the cost of State gov-
EDITOR'8 NOTE: 'This Is the ernment is Increasing out of all pro-
During the latt----
losses totaling $75 8^1 ^33 were paid
cut by fire insurance ccanpanles
operating In Texas, or mart than
« . 3 ooo.ooo a year. The premiums
collected by the companies, accord-
ing to the report of the State Pir*
Insurance Department, were fl36.-
*107.000, the average loss ratio of
losses to premiums collected being
.557, However all of this difference
does not represent profits to the In-
surance companies, as the operating
espouse of the toaxpanies are given
at Ktf'L’a.g®. lea vine onlv a small
margin for carrying the risks. The
figures, though, show that Texas
| fire losses have been ex<vsstvely
j heavy and make too much of a fin-
ancial burden, which In the ulti-
mate mast be borne by the popple.
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Free Fair Fays . .
The Trl-8tate Fair Association
at Amarillo has accumulated a debt
of $14,000 after five years’ op>rration.
It has lilt upon the novel plan of
free admission to pay off the debts
and advance of the opening, w.ilch
is to be next week, the plan gives
promise of succeeding. The re-
ceipts arc coming altogether from
concession., exhibit spaces and com-
missions. Free parking and camp-
ing spaces arc provided for all who
may wish them. Ftee entertain-
ment features have been contracted
1 Bunday night has been net apart as
•Ministers’ Sunday Night.” and the
churches have arranged for an Im-
posing program Including a chorus
of 500 voices. Already more money
hai been taken In than last year.
• • •
.•Uvi.de Gets Water — —
Uvalde seems to be on the way
to solving It* Water and Irrigation
problem for all time. Tests have re-
sulted In the duscovery A' apparent-
ly Inexhaustible submerge*, stream*
‘of sufficient cape tty to provide nil
the water that may be needed for
domestic uses end irrigation, and
Uvaid' is likely to become, say Jhe
r. port “the fountain head for ir-
rigation In this part of Texas.” Tex
■s i* Only beginning to realize that
the best development of any town
or section rests upon f plentiful sup-
ply of water properly conserved and
utilized.
Jasper Get*
Jasper county people showed such
appreciation
new airport at
and Interest In the
Jasper that 7,500 of
them attended the airport
tion and many of them took thetr
first rides In flying machines A
number of army planes were there
to assist m making the occasion
spectacular.
Thou art weighed
and art fswad wealing HsqWld7.
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rjnHE weakest goes to -the wall.—
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-BE TEMPERATE IN ALL THINGS.
IITHEN we speak of temperance we usually have
. reference.to abstinence from alcoholic beverage*:
but temperance means much more than that. Modera-
tion in the indulgence of appetites ahd passions is
temperance; and we should be temperate hi our
speech as well os in our eating and drinking.
One of The Bulletin's good friends, a most es- j The a««tW* of the Federal Government, whether they
— tlmabie lady who Is a frequent contributor to t£e
“Public Opinion" column and uhoae communication,
fre alwqyx read with uRcredt, ft 9Wfc»tng’'iS6meVhat
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..^intemperate in her criticisms of those whose pottlcal
Views she does not accept. 8he speaks of regular
Democrats who intend to "vote the ticket straight
as modem Benedict Arnolds; and declare*, in sub-
stance. that only the lower class negroes and poor
white trash will vote for Governor Smith. The Bul-
letin is convinced that its lady contributor did not
intend to say just that, but In her enthusiastic oppo-
sition to the Democratic nominee was betrayed into
'*■ “tlAemperancc which is not characteristic of licr
V % thoughts and utterances.
VThe tongue is an unruly evil,” leading many of
tkrtinto trouble by an Intemperate use of if. It be-
agents continue
The case at Merle Adams, shot down the other
day during * raid by dry agents stationed in Chicago,
is typical It requires investigation. It is not certain
even that Adams was trying to escape. The raid was
undertaken without a search warrant. Attempts at
escape In such circumstances do not justify tdlpag
lift under any civilized code of law. j
York a few days ago the clothing of -4,000
as searched as they left the steamsliip He
after seethg’off friends and acquaintances
This, in ihe eye of the law, was assault and battery, f home
By 7 o'clock he
were locking for bottles of liquor or for smuggled Slrf * wh*rr ‘Nkt
on Tuberculo:,i..
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Frxtxr
of hu
In
persons
de
self upon' the following
Ing upon the almost forgotten word pOOD used
•’ Rv ruwn nand. rai ha'/e *____.
TcmonoW: Freiit that there are too many boards and
1 commissions, too much work betnj
“Tavern." By noon papa cai. have
"joined the boys’ about
laden table and. si;
his ale or lager, can b
in* for the election bf
By 4:00 o'clock In the afternoon he
is go wing never to return to hU na-
tive heath. Prom one table or an-
other come mutterings that "some-
thing must be done about it at
home." or "now why can't we liive
a nice glass of beer like this at
to be
consideration in the
I duplicated
tha primary lions, too
car4 of the
In educational instltu-
Ball ngcr has a do-operative
cream?ry. which has been In opera-
tion less than a year. The manager
■fjpt^er kinds, had no legal right
those tfou^ands of persons without warrants
or wtJTfuIty violated constitutional
as binding as the prohibition law.
I m o ■
lirnoranUy
♦ sions qait-
_______ is on St. Denis
where quiet French restau-
rants suddenly grow hrcti*- and
to March j noisy as the bibulous Amrrlc-uios
They i attempt to compensate In a siligle
evening for months of aridity The
I old atrnsphere of many of thaw pla-
ces has long since been era. cd by
- the roistering tourists, jfist a& have
be-*n many a quaint Paris calc.
Even the orchestra has learned
U trick By 0 30 it is playm “The
, Sidewalks of New YoCk.T to the
F.ltune of whiclrthe vtntors engage in
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long summer vacations, too much
leafing on the part of State employ-
vital foe- o«». too much traveling over
SUte by officials, supervisors
inspectors of various kinds, entire-
ly too many people feeding from
the State s crib, excessive payment;
for what the State buys.
The State agencies, departments
afid Institutions have requested ap-
propriations totaling $64,284,840 for
the bienniom tx-guming next Sep-
tember 1, more than half of which
, . _. . „ Is being sought by the educational
”1“ 4 institutions. Of course this huge
pa.ten is with ixrcu- budget will be cut bv the Board of
to eat not only three control and again by the legislature,
but six but -jt indicates the tendency 'of all
raw eggs stat? agencies to seek more and
i more mongy. \ 1
Ovevealiag.
Highway Department Saves
It is to the credit of the State
' tuberculous. It is still important.
coming next to rest as a
tor in the control of the disease.
An adequate diet has been re-
peatedly described In this col.rr:
In many diseases, and perhaps par-
ticularly in tuberculosis when the
body needs food moot, th- stomach
is likely to revolt against It.
There is an old iworerb for the
tubemclous: that they should eat
the
that they
once for themselves, once for
germs ar.d
Therefore.
Ions used
good mealn rech day.
glasses of milk and six
a* well.
Danger at
When the patient is toldi ho mu*t
cat in order to sustain himself and
{ Daily Washington Letter l
f gf| RPONET PUTCHER ^ jj _.T_„ M.
7l/ASmNOTX9N ^Theie' a*>m ' 5.000' Alr^rtjto | minor hy-tcrlc*. One hojir la*er the
^ to*‘overeltd™IrifHl*hwa>' Deportment that at the
is to ovetcat and to gain weigh. pnd ot J^caj year September
quickly. 0»e danger of overeating j ^ an unexpended fund of
Is interference with digedUon and t'm.OOO, after aU its expenses had
..2 . _ , /t i_, Colxui once achieved by waving the
t.J, °\ thw at the fall of each curtain.
1 kJT , ^ *"7* I Having known Montreal in those
ga. whlth; is the Honour an boundary, and aj* conflrv- 1
mg thelf attempt* to locate him to patrol/work and
throwing too great a burden upon bee„ mct
.ome of the organs in order to ben- ti,f
eflt the body a* a whole.
Nowaday* sine** dicta Tibvo
itudied relrnUflcmlly. t| R custom
ary to determine just hew
many Idle judges with has submitted a report of such suc-
cess to the stockholders that they
have decided to Increase the capital
the stock from $10,000 to $35,000. and
ahd to enlarge the plant. Other Texas
cream .lies and milk plants are
ha vine the same kind of success.
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Reduces Light Rates
Something unusual, and almost
unheard of In public utility manage-
ment. is taking place in Central
Texas. A power and light company
servin'; a large number of small
cities and towns has voluntarily re-
duced its rates, in some places the
tfducMqn being, approximately 2o
per cent. Such action tends to dis-
pel lh' opinion generally hWd that
corporations arc grasping and hard-
hearted. Public utility companies
need only to be fair and to take
the public into their confidence to
remove whatever prejudice there
may be against them.
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Hotel Bafldinr Goee On
There aeqms to be no end to the
The appropriation for building of hotels In Texas, not
department for the year was
$778,340. To save one-scveqth of
***** an appropriation for its support ft
trays the guarded secrets of the heart, and sdvertis-1 aerial scouting. About 500 troops are in permanent
iszsussaiLiss m
the nigh’.— ceesfully in order to
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es the innermost thoughts of the brain.
The Bulletin welcomes signed communications
from its readftrs who wish to discuss matters of
public interest, but respectfully urges that those who
write be temperate in their language nnd avoid giving
offense to those whose views are contrary. There L
so much good In the worst of us and so much bad
In the Best of us. that none of us ought to question
the taottves of other* who do not agree with us
might happen that the other fellow to right.
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garriMj©: tn the Suftdino nrea and aboi^ 1000 others
are neajibiy in the three northern statox of Jlnotega.
Estel. arid Nueva Segovia Several huhdied mote are
guardkfei-the Nicaraguan railroad, line of communi-
cation. between Corlnto and Managua. Then there'i
spondent went out into
just a bit dcprcavxl
rpHERE isi It seems, no longer tuch
a place as ' 20 miles from no-
where." For here I an) .something
You Nave To
Enjoy Your
Mo
When You Eat at the
Beet Place in T4ti
Karl Derrick’s
Cafe
Open All Night
Groceries Of The
Highest Quality
At The Le&t
Cost
Collier’s Quality Grocery
Rives you the utmost in
Service and in the Qual-
ity of the products they
sell.
Use Our Quick Delivery
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Collier's Quality
Grocery >
1502 Austin Awe.
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and hie meals are
capacity.
Three food meals
three glasses of milk
only In the cities, but in the towns
as well. This indicates that the
people travel and have money to
spend for thetr comfort. In a paper
just read, a single issue of the pa-
per. there are news reports of ho-
tel buildings at Austin. Point Isa-
tween meals, and one or two
something of which to be proud
much Usually when any branch of a gov-
finds the year coming to
weight, a close with money likely to be Icftl
adjusted to hxs over, ways are studied and provide J i h*l. Mason, Crystal City, Yoakum,
i to use all the budget, on the theory 1 Taylor and Cisco, and these
two or that if it is not used It wtli be dlffi-
os large an appropria-
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. with
a reservl/force of 200 or 300 at Leon, held ready for milt's from nowhere and
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WEE WILLIE WHIPPED.
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-woJUrf ora tic
trouble ahd V*th an eye on Kmiliano Chamorro in
his stroflghold. the y’datr of Chomale*.
More than 3000 Arc being trained at Leon lorkthe
“free arid fair" election which this government has
jt guaranteed In O tober. whan one or two marines will
be sent wherever there Is a voting booth.
T IELPI4 CCU LAWRENCE S. WILLIS, a vet«tB|i of |
< ainpaigns in Haiti. San Domingo and tho Phil-
ippines, its headmaster of the election school. His
pupils are studying the election laws and Spanish,
with special concentration on election parlance.
Summer weather In Nicaragua is not espedally
plciis.mt and neither is the life many of the raatine.,
are living In the axvre Isolated posts. In the larger
towns sgch as Managua and Mata gal pa there are mo-
tion prabga which the marines patronize regularly,
but durtr . tlur rainy season many of thoao in out is
sections are even unable to obtain reading matter
ELASTIC Texas opponents of the Demo-
presidential nominee who have been re-
sfcnce the Republicans swept Maine the other
tjlif should turn their eyes to the Fifth Ceorgla Con-
gressional mHsc not
. William D. Upshaw, former Congressman and af-
fectionately known as “Wee Willie” by his unsympa-
thetic critics, went down in defeat in a campaign j There Mhd Red Cross or Y^. M^. C. A. workers in Nica
the clioppy, rut>fU)rd cBuniry roads
i are lined with cars. Mt*t of lliem
bear Ohio llceaves. llv'y have
chugged their way via Buffalo or
Toronto into the fir-atjiared air of
the Ontario w ilderness Fifteen milea
from Prtcrboro. as the Canad'aii
National flics, a “muttcy? fishuig
rlub Is dedicated to the good Ike
Waltons of Youngstown. Akron.
Lima. Toledo. Cleveland and way
or be- cult to get
uue or. iwo eggs tion in future
a day are usually sufficient to help
the patient put on weight,
ha - no
If lK-
Not Prekiag State School
complication, he can in- r RcpreseBtatiye D. R. Montgt merv
crease his diet by increasing the ecf Edinburg, has
amount o: milk, or eggs, and can Edinburg rail not seek to have the
return to the well-balanced diet State establish a •tr’versity. a tech
when the temporary Igm has been no.'ogical college or a State teachers'
Llano. Taylor and Cisco, and these
j are not half the hotel projects un-
der way throughout Texas at this
j time. Texas Is getting ready, with
i modem hotels and tourfat camps .to
care for the travel that corner thh
way from otlwr sectious as well os
over re me.
announced tha' : that necessitated by Its busi-
ness.
Henry W. 8tanley, general man-
ager of the Broadway of America
association, says that approximate-
Prepared Feodo.
It is of the greatest importance noun cement that the South Texas
against Leslie J. Steele, and the Smith issue was the
deciding factor in the race Mr. Upshaw was de-
feated by Mr. Steele two years ago. after a brief but
stormy career in Congress, and sought to register a)
comeback this year with a vitriolic attack upon A1
Smith, Tammany Hall, the Catholic Church and the
liquor eriL He was decisively beaten In four of the
fire counties of his district, and failed even to carry
his home city, Atlanta. Atlanta was formerly the
headquarters of the hundred percent Americans, and
Upshaw was sure that he would prevail there.
Georgi* *» 1** *he heart of the solid 8outh, and
• when an anti-Smith fire-eater Uke Upshaw is de-
tso decisively In that section of Georgia which
one would expect to be most actively opposed to
Smith. It looks as If the Republican tenure of Georgia
postoffices vlll depend upon something else than a
break In the ranks of Southern Democracy.
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ROGERS MAY ENTER POLITICS
Harry H. Rogers, former Sau Antonio busmens
man, is being boomed as a candidate for the gover-
norship of Oklahoma in 1930. He moved to Tulsa
about a year ago. in order to look after business In-
terest* there, and seems to be gaining an important
position in the politics of that state. Mr. Rogers
was president of Rotary International two yeah ago.
and served with distinction os the head of that great
. worldwide organisation. . He is a big business man,
4 J£l widely diversified interests and aU of them, ap-
v mrm^J Jn » very prosperous oondiUon. When the
a #1 publics ns of Texas were looking for a candidate for
owrnor who could deltat Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson.
• they found Mr. Rogers and If they could have per-
^ I'IS&ed Httn to accept the nomhwUon fcr. CfiWfcc
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ragua to i
Mosiju:
fleas gfa)
I'hqlp buck
'O'* are
reported
up the marine morale,
baffled by moaquito nets, but the
to be worse than the mosquitoes
what with tlyeir ability to crawl through the nets In
large mimbere.
There is no prohibition in Nicaragua, but some of
•-.e distillations are pretty awful. Officers hard un-
dertakch tq close up many saloons where bad liquor
was lilMly to be sold to marines and have encouraged
sa
to keep up the patient's appetite
This can be helped by modi!vin-
dites. When Ohio leave* off. Penn- the manner In which
milk to
e food
syivania beeins and Where Pmn- taken and by preparing
in an appetizing ma«£rJ
If patients with tuberculosis as
with any disease tn which food to
required a* 0. part of the treatment
revolt tpo greatly against overeat-
ing. it Is. customary’
foods in liquid forms]
to prepare
and to use
highly concentrated foods
Sojne of the specially prepared
private :dlub.i where enlisted men might drink
to thetr hearts’ content. -
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with lovely Nicaraguan
The Marine Corps frowns
an enlisted man marrying
;t. Bernard Dubel was recently
was an American girl working
the idea of an
month.' Lieu
but the bride ■______ _____|
Nlcara^ilon railroad President Diaz gave her
riage. Th
increqftag!
Thi-loi
3000
syivania end.-. Missouri staru. Con-
necticut. New York and Jersey are
commonplaces upon the road.
Aft?-five mile* from a- raUraad. •
on roads that put one In training for
camel riding, one comes uoon the
unexpected that inevitably happens.
A newspaper reporter. ] with a yen
for Use outdoors and a fanev for PH ,, _
black bass, has purchased a wilder- foods for Invalids contain as much
ness lake—heaven onlv knows where
he got the money! He has taken a
tumble-down farmhouse and turned contains
tt into a camo and when the stress spoonful. In carbohydrate
of newspapertng In New York grows such as m various malted _
too irksome he uaO'.anti disappears there are 130 calorics to each ounce
into the wilds. A1 Green is his name
and he's on the staff of the United
Press in the Manhattan bureau. HU
wife conducts the resort which, with
true newspaper insttnch he has
college tn that city. Thlt> Malemeut J „ _______
came as a result of a recent an- 310.000,000 will be spent in Tex*\
iu> during !93$ and the early month*,
of 1928 by pausing tourists.
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Rice Gr.-drr Required
The increasing Importance of the
rice industry in Texas to shown In
the appointment for the first time
Chamber of Commerce propos-
poaed to add technical work to the
State 'Teachers' College at Kings-
ville and that Edinburg would en-
deavor to have the State take over
the Edinb.ru Junior College and
as too
food.
calorics in each
Cod liver oil. !or
ounce of
example.
calories in each table
foods.
milks.
Nicaraguan people, one hears, ha
hospitable to the leathernecks. ' >
M lorfe In China has been halved. The* were
matwf there. Now we have about 700 at the
tol settlement in Slianghal and 3Q0 at
They are an sitting tight and w&iUng for
_ to happen. Insofar as the maria** are
RBthlng has happened for some tune. They
and practice marksmanship.
Hbl SBiedley Butler, commander of the Chines*
force, to at Tientsin.
drill
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rpHJi tasrtnes in Haiti have perl taps the softest as-
1 tgnpient. They are still there, it to explained on
nrrount of B 10-yesr agreement which provide* for
Amerlekn «|jp»,nrukjn of customs and finances, a
Ic commanded and Instructed by marine
and guarantee-! of sovereignty with “froe and
»PP**rs to be running Itself, the marines say.
to no thought of revolution there, Most of
riven the tvDographlcal title of “Six i
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one acts an excellent idea of the
meaninglessness of distance to the
the hi
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urban dweller. Tb
to the backwoods rurallle*. distance
*4 til to a dreadsome and fearsome
thing. The* <meok. alrtvmt tn awed
whtoners, of having once been far
from home as Toronto or Moutreai
An old ladv. cncoiinle-rd on the
highway, ten* Dreudlv of havute al-
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of tier life. Ehe got as far as Haneor. 1938, totaled 30,303
Maine, having qM out from New wl’h 18H63
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last yeaf.
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Cape Haitian.
at Port Au Prince and thr
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they attend movie* from the Navy
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