The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 223, Ed. 1 Monday, February 14, 1927 Page: 2 of 6
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PLANNING FOR
VALLEY TOUR
Educators From Dal-
las Meet Expected to
Come Here
FAN BENITO Tex. Feb. H- At a
meeting of the superinlen- \
nents of the \ alley held Saturday at'
Harlingen entertainment of the N«-|
lion a l KducitiMitfl A**® :*tion# which
meets in Dallas the i»*t of this
month were di*taa*ij»-
A committee of three superinten-
dent* were apfMNatcl to work with
the secretaries of the chambers of
i oiamerce :n the Talley. The com-
nnttee i» a* follows: Mr. 1’hlppa
superintend at of the Harlingen
school* chan titan; Mr. Baker super-
intendent of the Edinburg schools
.1 r. J-:.es saperintencent of the
Fan Benito schools.
At a 'net ting last week of the val-
ley secretaries with T. L. Evans
manager of the domestic and foreign
t. expansion department of the
Houston Chamber of Commerce it
decided that Houston in cooper-
ation with the lamer Hio CJraHde
Valley would entertain the superin-
tendents on a three-day excursion
after the convention which would
include one day in Houston and two
in the Valley. A sixteen page book-
let will be issued by Houston and
the Valley which will he distributed
nt the convention showing this par-
ticular section of the Gulf Coast
country.
While the superintendents arc in
Houston they will be entertained by
the t hamber of Commerce at a ban-
quet and also will be shown all
place; of interest including n ride
dov.n the h p channel. The second
day will be .oat in Hidalgo county
and the th r«J in t amcron County
wh'ti they will be driven over the
Valley ami the itinerary will include
all points of interest. While .a the
Valiev they will al.*o be taken to
old >!cx ico.
MASONIC OFFICER
ARRIVES IN CITY
.
Phocion S. Park wry eminent i
deputy grand commander of the ■
Kirehts Templar arrived in Hrowns-
v ill.- this morning and vvili inspect
the Intai eomntanrfry tlTis evening at
F oVic. k. Thorn will be n conclave]
•>f the Kn: ht Tempary at that time
:tt the Masonic Tempi*- There will]
he u banquet and Mr. Park will!
make Ike principal uddrers of th«j
even tii'. Ml members of the Knights
Tempter are urged to attend this
meetjng.
Mr. Park whose home it in
lltynn comes to Hmwn^viUe from
Kingsville. The local commandry is |
the lost to be inspected on this trip!
over his trrritory that extends from'
iutteilo to Brownsville.
Mr. Park who is next ranking
officer in the stat ■ has two pos-
;-»• stons that he carries with him at
nli times; one a r.ng and the other
a jewel of the order. The ring bears
the official seal the former Gtand
Cast r of the Uruled Slate* lieu.
H. II. Stoddard of ilryan- The ring
« :in intagiio. It was presented to
•Ktcddurd by General M. L. Oppen-
biimer. wh » renounced Judaism to
become a Kn rht Templar ar.T was
i fterward mode grand commander
of the state of Texas.
The jewel that Mr. Park wears
upon occasions is n r ft left to him
h> the late Gen. Stoddard. It was a
Rtfi t" the general from King EH-1
«»rd VII of England. It is » jewel
fr« »n the Great Prior’- of England
and Wales and was made by the jew-1
clcr t„ the king and personally pre
rented to General Stoddard hy the
Earl of Easton for the king. The
presentation was made by a d«!?ga-
tion in San Erancisro in 1901.
(Continued from pair** one.T
attempted to have the bill brought
up : special order at three this af-
ternoon. Senator Fairchild of Luf-
kin moved that the bill be tabled
subject to call. This motion lost td
to III.
Senator Love after amending h*sj
motion to call the measure up ex-
plained he win. supporting the meas-
ure. not because of peanut politics
but because the ttl.Ofltl voters whom!
he represents favored the amnesty
l.iH
‘ He vve.s e'erted through the in-
fluence that be could bring to bear
and through the dignity offered him
bv the Ku Klux Man after a cam-
paign on the amnesty bill” Senator
Fairchild charged in reply "if you
pass this bill the whole question will
he thrown back to the position it
occupied after the impeachment an !
vindication will again be an jeuc."
Senator Holbrook of Galveston charg-
'd that the bill if passed would he
only powder in Ferguson’* political
gun. Senator Pollard of Tyler then
made a sabatilua motion that the
motion ron e up as soon a« proposed
conslitutii nai amendments were dis-
posed of by the senate and the mo-
tion was passed.
There are at least nine such men*-
ure» to be acted upon before the
amnesty bill is reached.
San Benito to Have
Bonded Warehouse
SA\ BENITO lex.. FVb. !4 K C.
Hays of Waco. Texas. au»i associates
have leased the Thouas-Morris ware-
house is San Benito and arc opening
a bonded warehouse.
Mr. Hays nnnounced they had had
five years experience in this partic-
ular line of business and he is now
making applications for bond from
the secretary of state.
Walch
Belvedere in The Heart
Of Brownsville
Girls Dance
ivith Joy
when the? use this new wonderful
French Process Face Powder called
MKI-LO-CLO—keeps that ugly shine
•way. Women ra\e over its supe-
rior purity and quality. Stays on so
long—skin toy** like a pea. k—keqp*
complexions fautfcftii—prevent* Urge
pores. Ret a box of 1IELLO-GLO
Face Powder toda& Eagle Phar-
.TOVljfi
\ KILLS DOCTOR WHO
WAS UNABLE TO SAVE
LIFE OF SMALL SOU
i
KKW YORK. N. Y. F<_V l|.—.JV-j
Frank Caruso today confessed he'
had killed L*r. Casper S- Pcndola |
; physician to Caruso'?; six year old
son who died yesterday of diptl»rin j
and for who?e d“alh the father re-
gerded the doctor responsible.
I>r. Pcndola. w ho administered an j
anti-toxin injection on his fifct j
\isit Saturday was the first physici;
an called in the case although the J
child had Keen ill two week?.
• aruio told police Dr. Pi miuui ar-
rived yesterday two h?'U rs efter the j
child’s death and laughed whin told J
the child was dead.
Mrs. Caruso was held as a mi- j
terial wit nr. 3. Three children were
tak r to « hospital for contagious
diseases. Hr. Pcndola was choked
and a tabbed to death.
C. I. A. PRESIDENT
VISITING VALLEY
!>r. R. L. Hubbard president of the
College of Industrial Art* at Deaton t
is in Brownsville today ns a part of
his trip through the Valley. He will
broadcast over radio station KW\VG
this evening at b:45 o'clock and he
also made a talk at the high school
during the day.
Hr. Hubbard *«• invited by the
Valley C. I. A. ( luh to make a t«ur j
of this section. He wa in Mission
Sunday. Tuesday he will be in San
Benito Wednesday he will speak in
Harlingen and then in the upper part
of the Valiev for several day:. Fp**»k-
ing dates have been arranged for him
in each of the towns he visits by Miss 1
Kate Adele Hill. Cameron county
home demonstration agent.
Saturday he was the honor guest 1
at r. luncheon at the Baptist church ]
in Mercedes given by the \ alley
C. I. A. Club. At that time he made
an address to which n response was
made by Mr-.. J. 1 . George ff Browns-
ville icg:nt of t!ie Texas A. & M
College. There were about fifty
foimer student* of the college pres-
ent for the luncheon.
The visjt of Dr. Hubbard to the Rio
Grande Valley i* to heroine acquaint-
ed with people of th’s section and
promote good will toward the college
of which he is pieiidant. While in
Brownsville he is *he guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Deen.
Slight Increase In
Cotton Consumption
WASHINGTON l*. C„ Fch. 14.—pTi
—Cotton consumed during January
totaled <b|/»»4 bales of lint and 6a.-
140 of linters complied »th 603217
of lint and fi4016 of linters in De-
cember and 332 315 of lint* and 62236
of timers in January Ijnt year the
census bureau announced today.
t otton on hand January 31 was!
held as follow*:
In consuming establishments lH52-j
0b7 bales of lint and 161724 of lint- j
er» compared with 1766.302 of hut)
and 137743 of linters on December
31 and 1.'da2'i2 of lint and I6n266 of
linters on January 31 last jear.
In public storage and at com-
rres»ev 6070020 bales of lint and
f»7e:76 «f linters compared with
6476 006 of lint and 57.2».'-t}s „f linters)
December wr and IWOWfiMO of tint
and 6954a of linters on January 31
last year.
Colton spindle* active during Jan-
uary numbered 32633350 compared
with 32416.250 in December and 32-
bt0308 in January hut year.
MRS. MARRS WILL
DELIVER ADDRESS
I
KI>INHUR<« Texas Kelt. II. Mrs.
S. M. N. Marrc prominent Texas
club woman ar«l git ted speaker will
address a ntwsx meeting of Kdinbarg
I'itui'iu Wednesday evening. FVben-
try I® at 7:30 o’clock in the audito- ■
tonuin of the Sam Houston gratp-
raar school. Mrs. Mnrrs’ talk -till
deal mostly on the interests in chil-
dren which will be «<f great concern
to every parent ami 'bool patron
in the vicinity of Edinburg.
In addition to the message from
Mrs. Mnrrs there will he special
muetc and other features on the pro-!
gram. There will be no admission i
charge*.
Thursday morning. February 17.;
there will be ht id a Parent-Teachers (
Institute here in I dt'ihurg. during i
which Mu. Mnrrs will bring another |
helpful message.
HillAl t.o l*lt\ n.KAMIBS MEET
KDINBI’IIO. IV.. II. The Capital
( ity Tailor shop will be ho-.ts to the j
Hidalgo bounty I >t > ( le-.ner-. \.-j
nation heie Monday right. Th*^ dry
cleaners will be served a banquet at i
Fiishy's (info dtirin': which two talk*
will be made* one by a visiting offi-1
cer. and one by an Edinburg citixrn j
After the banquet the meeting will j
retire to the Capital City Tailor shop j
where the business sc ion will be •
held.
watch
Belvedere in The Heart
Of Brownsville
CATARRH
of head or throat is usually
benefited by the vapors of—
VICKS
▼ VapoRub
Qw 2 f Miiitmti Jmrm t/wf Ymarly
DITTMANN
— LAST DAY —
Van Bibber Comedy
Admission 30c: 23c; 10c
— -;-> —1 ■
* i wi? f '.
DIRECTOR OF
MOVIES HERE
Albert W. Hale is To
Direct Filming Of
Style Show
Albert W. Hale motion picture and
stage director of Hollywood Califor-
nia. who ear* Nonna Talriadge and
Rosioe (Fatty) A.buckit* to the
screen is in Brownsville and prob-
ahl" wilt make hi* headquarter* here
•luring hi< stay in the Valley. He an-
nounced that he may open a atndio
here.
Mr. Hale is a pioneer in his field
and has directed a large number of
picture*’ during his career. He is in
the Valley at the invitation of citi-
zens in thi* section.
“1 got off the train in Mercedes
yesterday and drove down to Brow na-
vi He.** h*. said. “ The weather w»*
so nice that it reminded me of ray
home in California.**
Mr. Haie will direct the filming of
(he internutior.ai style show to be
given at Val Verde on March 2« with
the merchants of the Valley partici-
pating. He says that it is possible
that he may bring some movie stars
here from Hollywood for the tlyle
show.
KWWG will BE
ON AIR TONIGHT
Louis Bartlett Jr. of San Benito
and a grout> of other musicians from
that city will go on tb<* air from
KWWG Brownsville Chamber ef
Commerce broadcasting station at
8:30 o’clock in the fin t night pro-
gram to be broadcast from the sta-
tion since it* reopening. The station
ha* just been moved to the top of
Hotel El Jardm.
There will be orchestra music in-
ter spot sed with instrumental solos.
B. L. Hubbard president of (’. I. A.
will make a short talk at 8:45 o'clock.
Guard Is Charged
Slaying Prisoner
BRYAN Texas. Feb. 14.—(A*—The
.-ase of W. T. Hill of Houston
rharged with killing Wiley Ziegler
a prisoner at the Houston city farm
was set here Monday for trial on
March 15.
Ziegler died on June 1D28 a* the
result of a whipring according to the
•harge.t. Hill was a guard at the
farm und it is charged he whipped
Ziegler so severely that the prisoner
iied. •
The trial was transferred to this
rotinty on n change of venue from
Harm county.
HEAVY DAMAGE IS
CAUSED BY RAINS
XKV. ORLEANS f a . Feb. !4. <*>»
—One death and heavy damage was
mused by unusrally hard rains in
Southern Mississippi and Louisiana
yesterday and in Mlssirpipfi the
Leaf and Boutre rivers 'till were ris-
ing today. It was estimated that more
than 3.CHI0 telephones were rendered
useless in New Orleans which had
more than two inches of rain Sunday
afternoon and a total of 5.7 between
7 p. tw. Satitr Jay and this morning.
J. M. Gill is. a well-to-do farmer of
I’erry county. Mississippi l<»-t his
life in attempting to float a 'aft of
logs in the Bouque Homo river.
MARRIAGE LICENSES*
J. E. I’osey and Olga Green.
E. C\ Neumann nnd Mittie Mae
Brooks.
Alonzo Monk .Ir. nnd Eudora t’ar-
ruth Dtckaaon
CONVICTS IlIS MOTHER
HELL. Eng —Testimony given by
Haul Aarons resulted in his mother's
conviction f**r theft.
Wntt’h
Belvedere in The Heart
Of Brownsville
QUEEN
NOW PLAYING
You’ll Love
jviA£
MURRAY
— In —
4‘Altars of
Desire”
A daring e\j><»*e. Gorge-
oh* beauties—dashing men
—placing at Iwr in a sel-
ling of great wealth!
Mae Murray’s greatest role
siace The Merry Widow!"
With—
CONWAY
TEARLE
aad a east including
ANDRE BERINGER
ROBERT KDESON
MAUDE GEORGE
i a
t * •* ficruast .. i
Aesop’s Fables
Kinogruni News
” ■ ■ — — —
SANDERS BRANDS
REPORTS AS LIES
OKLAHOMA CITY ohia.. Feb. 14.
|—i-Fl—In a denial made to county nl-
ificcrs here yosterdi-v of a purported
I interview at Little IWk in which he
is raid to have told of killing eign-
teen persons during his life. James A.
Saunders branded the reports a*.
“Iks all lies and framed by a man
with a twisted brain.”
Saunders is being held in jail here
| following his return from Little
| Rock <.n a charge of forgery.**- At on**
(time be war. connected **’fh th;
> Oklahoma Bankers Vsociation.
COLLEGE STUDENT
CATCHES RATS TO
I DEFRAY EXPENSES
j NTW YORK Feb. 11 W liege
I boys a'c turned up many » queer
way to earn the dollars that get them
through their undergraduate years
but none have adopted a wore un-
usual vocation then Adolph Isaacson
of thi: city. For tic is a .student by
| day. and a rat catcher by night. ac-
cording to a recent survey of the or
' cupations of self-supporting stu-
dents.
Isaacson s example hn been foi-
iow?d hy other undergraduates. both
in New York ard *n * hicago. I sane-
Min started off in th' first year of
his college career with a couple of
trained ferrets and made an occa-
sional few doltats cleaning out? th-
rats in the small ..hops and ware-
house* of his acquaintance . lie has
since then although he is still a
student been able to expand his bus-
iness until he now has au hundred
and twenty men working for him
and several hundred trained ferrets. ]
Needless to ray his oemipation no
longer brings bin only the few score
dollar needed to pay h>*. tuition
charges. In fact he could well af-
ford to live in the smallest section;
of I’ark Avenue if he pleased.
Hut lie remains in his university
as a student and still goes out with
u little troop of ferret. each night
and takes care of one of the job* j
himself. Kntcring a dark empty far- i
turv or warehouse and making b>
way about with a dark lantern his '
ferocious little rat-hating ferrets
will often catch fifty or mote of the
destructive rodents before daylight (
Some of the rats caught have been as
big as cats and these have been pre-
served as specimens.
It's a queer way for a college hoy
to spend his nights Isaacson admits
lie says that a dance or a party
would he more entertaining but cer-
tainly not so exciting.
DISTRICT COURT
IS OPENED HERE
'1 he February term of the criminal
district court opened this morning.
Judge A. \V. t unainghara was on
; the bench and impaneled n grand
jury.
Casas were set and trials at" ex- I
pected to begin by tomorrow.
Markets
NEW OKI.E\NS C OTTOX
NEW ORLEANS Eeb. 14. 4’ —
Fust traflcs in th* cotton market to- j
day were 1 < to 19 point" up but soon '
cased of# a few joint;! when th * ;
census nuioau report of do u*.-uc j
consumption during January proved i
: rniilei than «:• j .• ted.
March traded down to 13**7. May
14.13 nd July 14. 0 1 to 7 points
down from the open'in: bn: still 12
point# aM>ve Friday * cion®.
Partially inf I .icm;d by selling for
m reaction but mainly under the
stimulus of continued unfavorable
sentiment concerning the ult iat«
signing of the McNnry-Haugen bill
by the president if it icache.- him.
the riorums price trend **•» steadily
downward. March finally reamed
1372. Map 13.89 and July 14.07 h> t >
13 points below the early hiyivs and
II to 13 points Wlov; the previous
close. : overing bolstered s»rucs 3 to
5 joints in noon rally.
lfiri.TRY
CHICAGO Feb. 14. T*i—Poultry
alive firm; fowl* 23 (ft 2<»: springs
29; turkey 3®: roosters 20 ducks 2®
10' 22; geese 23.
NEW YORK ' Oj'TON
NEW YORK a. Y.. lob. li. -V*
Cotton opened firm at an advance of
1-1 to 18 poinls in iwapossc to higher
Liverpool cables. Then* was further
covering and Lu • ing based on the
passage op th* farm lilili by the sen- |
ate after th** close «>f business last
week but the advance brought in j
heavy realizing.
Mnv sold up t" 11.18 and October I
to 14 03 on thF initial demand but j
om lost I® <<r 12 points of the ad-
vance May ruling around 1 L***t and j
October 14.90 at the end of the fir-l 1
him r
Selling became r»ore njctrre -sivc as J
prices worked lower the decline ex-
tending to inilS for V:ay and 1 I..S9 \
for O-'tobcr or about 5 to X points t
ne; lover. Tho outll was a seller {
here combined with farther realising j
nml local selling based partly ott a |
less bullish view of the prospects for
farm legislation.
CTtICAtiO tilt MS
f KK'AGO. HI.. Fe*>. I « 'Vr>~
IV heat underwent a inkin' mm‘11 to-
day. Initial pi!.-«bad an upward
•Ir.nt. but buying power was inade-
quale and the market quickly fell |
back. Opening 1-4 to 7-8 mlvatur I
wheat dropped to well below Friday's 1
finish.
Corn. <»at* and provision* also de-
clined. corn starting 1-4 to 1-8 cent
u and then receding.
POTATOES
t HP AGO 111. Feb. 11 <F -Po-
tatoes dull; Wisconsin sacked round
whites IJMI 1 f 2.10; Idaho sacked j
russet ; 2.60 <S*> 2.8th
HAMAS STORES ROBItr.l)
DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 14 — <•!’>-
Fife* in the Leon Kahn Shoe store
and the I. Rude < l<>thinp store
which adjoins were robbed of a total
of S5.0W here last night. The knobs
of the safe; were knocked off.
BETTER VXD EGGS
< HP AGO 111. *>S. 14. t«V—But-
ter higher creamery extra* 70 1-2;
at in'lands 49 3-4: r: t ra firsts 49 <n
49 1-2; firsts -17 (ft 4k; second* 44 6i;
46.
Epps lower; firsts 29 (« 30; ordi-
nary first.; 28.
KANSAS ' 1TY LIVESTOCK
KANSAS i lTY Kan.. Feb. 14.- '<F>
-tattle 13000; calves 2«itt6; alow;
•lockers and feeder* 8.27 (*i 9.77;
yearling* 11.35; fed steers 8.«m* (>i
iiMH); VI ai top I2m:.
H.r.ps It '•>•9; slow; pat king sows
io.tnl oti 10.75.
Sheep 4.9*10; steady; top lambs
1 U0.
TRUCK MARKETS
(Continued from nape one.)
burgh ht. Luui.» Hoboken Kansas
City. Boston.
Mixed VI get a bit1: : 2 each Junc-
tion Kan... Milwaukee Tuba; 1
Butte JUt.
Primary destinations of Texas
movement reported fur Saturday.
Feb. 12:
Cabbage; Houston S*. It each St.
Loots and Lexa: Kinder 2: and i
each Nashville Muskogee. Oklahoma •
» ity. Mankato. Omaha Chicago.
Bcet.% v»d carrots: New York in.
Mixed vegetable*: Houston •"*. 2 !
It’s Hard to ‘ Catch’ Coldi
if You Take Klok-Lax j
"Show me a person who catch®*
cold easily—and f will show you one
wh**;e "intestines are rbjfttd with
poisonou- wastes” says a noted au-
thority.
lie is rljiht! Simply Wp ywnr
bowels thoroughly cleaned out and
your system pur fied by taI.imr
Ktok I.a-; irjrulnrly chance are you
will never catch a cold.
Kloi -Ln.\ i« the new treatment
that completely cleans out all the
i'Srcd wastiM in your 2H-f<>©t canal.
When you do this a cold hasn’t
much «b'*f»nr of t;ikinjr hwlfl.
Hut if you (Jo for| a cold coming 1
on. take Kl«k-i.a\ at thr first sign.
Got your system cleaned of all the :
i clogged wastes with this wonderful ;
I constipation treatment — then see
how quickly you feel all right again. 1
Kink Lax is th< new iirprim’d
treatment. Everyotly is tak*ng it
now. It is so pleasant -no nausea -
Inn griping and yet you are thor-
oughly cleaned out and feel fine.
Get Klok-IJ.ix at any good drug-
gist. __j
Try Blatz Grape Gum
before meals as well
as after and see how
its stimulating refresh-
ing flavor perks up the
appetite and makes
foods taste better.
1With the REFRESHING GRAPE FLAVOR
each St. Log** and i keycttw; 1 each j
El iVm Youngstown Chicago.
Grapefruit: 1 each Ft. W orth. i
Dalian Sin Antonio.
Houston passings daring previous
4ti hours lto midnight Fen. lii:
each Minneapolis Milwaukee. Athens
Buffalo St. Louis Lincoln l.t.\a
Ark.. Ft. Woith Chattanooga IVteis-
boio Boston.
Beets: New York
I arrets: St. Louis I.
Beets and carrots: 1 each CUtvo-
!:md. St. Louis Des Mouse# Akron.
Lower Rio t.ramie \auey #lup*
ntcnU previous is hours tto i w.
Fel». Ill:
Mixed vegetable# 1**. beet* a ml ear*
rot? b beets I. cabbage- l*». fruit •!.
total *1 ear#. Total to date trail
TiC.VgelnUv* »M0. Empties ordered
today lit*. ...
1. O. U. shipping point information
reported Saturday Feb.
cabbage: Low or Rio Grande \a«-
le> points; Cool utiny. naming#
light account of weather. Light wi■ c
inquiry demand and trading slow
market dull. Carload* f.o.n. usual
term# domestic round type bulk per
ton few- .rieu. mostly $12.
Rochester \. Y. and nearby points:
Colder partly cloudy. Demand very
slow market weak. 1 a* lad*
usual terms Danish type small to
medium bulk per ton fit* !1.
lleet# and carrots: Lower Rio
ft ramie Valley point#: Hauling:
I glit. Moderate v --e mipury demand
and trail ns litnlTed. market about
steady. Carloads anil mixed ears
t’.o.b." usual terms bushel basket*
be. t pack# mostly around 7.1 *vnU.
Spinach: Lotver Rio Grande val
'*:• |»»iaU: IIa'tilings Light UkUsT
wire* rnijmrjr. tie imttg Bra * * TriUitm j
flow. iaaik-t dull. Mixed cars f.o.b.
usual terms. b»*nel baskets mostly
70 cent*
I 1
508 Elizabeth
w API!. KS—C. IFTS—I .HR ARY .
Delicious Dnilv I.unchcor J
50c %
Regular Sunday Dinner 1
sum 1
Dinners any time on
hours notice
PHONE. 1051
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«tf Rrn* nsville and
Yirfnil v by Taylorl
I.umber (V C. W« |
( lark. Mgr. j
Exercise thrift by
acquiring a home of j
your own. In .«o do-
ing you will become j
a real part of your
soimnunity been use
you will be a share- j
holder in it.
BIG ROBBERY
E»ery ilny you <1.*
without that home of
your own. you're rob
bin* yourself of the.
pleasure of pus •«>«-
sion and the profit of
a good investment.
What gets us i*
why should a worm I
turn? It's the - a me j
•ti both idc*;. all the
way around.
Ill II.DINf*.! We re
building headquart-
ers. All the material
that you need for
your new buildings.
. ran be pure ha % e d
right here. Lumber
sand cement build-
er** hardware etc.
Ami it's a long Jane
that has no curves.
Realisation is Ihe
fruit of anticipation.
MURE N H I KE
STUDIES
A pig is a blotter
for mud puddles.
A cow a restaur-
ant for flies and
A dog’s a hotel for
fleas.
You will find that■
Ruchtcr’s Dura I* i ■'
Paint goes farther \
and lasts loniror.
Hold it's color. That’;
what you want when
you buy paint.
Why certain 1 v !
We’re glad to tun an
nouncements of vottr
meetings in TAYI.DR
MADE NEWS. We
want this space lo he
useful as well as or
namental. Phone *>r |
bring in your uo- <
tires.
WHO IS IT?
••She see mu to he a i
very bright woman." I
"Oh yes. about one
hundred scandal pow-
•%
IT.
Why pot m u k e j
Brownsville a ri al |
convention city? The
proposition of bring-
ing the state bankers'
convention and the
state conclave of the
Knights Templar to I
Brnwnsv ille mrr it-
the support of the en-
tire city. Browns-
ville .lieu lit ultimate- ;
!.v bream* the most
popular convention
city in the South.
--
Proelon Park dep-
uty grand rowniunder
Knights Templar is
in Brownsville and
the Knight* are plan-
ning a big banquet in
hi* honor at the Mas-
onic Temple tonight.
Some Brownsville
citiiens state they
miss the old board
walk which formerly
e x t e n d e d from
Twelfth street to the
terry but the famous
walk will mmiii be the
show place of the city
when the Chamber of
Comeree building and
new depot are com-
pleted and tlm entire
tree parked. *
Colonel Sam Rob-
ert on has received a
permit from the War
Department to con-
struct a causeway
with ferry slips
•cross the Lagu n a
Mad re In another
year or two “before
breakfast ** bat hi n g
parites on Padre Is-
land will become the
regular order.
TAYLOR LUMBER
COMPANY
Brownsville. Texas
Phone .'0#
Dependable Prompt i
P>ROWNS\ II.I.K TITI.I'. COMPANY
i 1
Brownsville !
Complete abstract* of title to lands in Cameron
County Texas
lOl.l.OW THE RULE
A ll(Mil) TIKE
You can't go wrong if you do. 1
Tltou •ami* of cur m< ners' have j
leantf-d to appreciate the easy 2
riding qualities ami economy '
^ of operation of thi* well hoilt 2
lire. Mad* in all rises and the t
well-known Hood non skid I
tread. Curd and Walloon Cord •
j
casings. f
For Quirk Tire Service Phone
“C harlie” l). Brown
«“h< eR Service Station
We close Sundays. Phones 56 and 67
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Office: Traveler* Hotel Phon* tit
LOUIS B. SCHARNBERG
Income Tax Consultant
Audita—Claims Adjusted—Returns Prepare*.
Brownsville Texas
5 Yeans in the Valley
SIMPSON THOMAS & CHENAULT
Audits Financial Statement*
Systems Income Tax Service
S10 Stale Xall Phona |
Bank Bids. 830
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
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C O L D I1 R E S S E D CAKE*
For Cows Horses and Mule*
PEOPLES ICK & MFC. CQ.
Telephone 9n0
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INVESTORS 4
For Sale by Owner
City Property and Farm Land
ADDRESS XYZ Care HERALD
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