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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-04
SPECIAL BENEFIT MATINEE
AT THE FOX THEATRE

The Mothers Club will give a last
performance at the Fox theatre at
3 o'clock.
The program for this matinee
gives a decided variety and is one
exceptionally selected by a commit
tee Of the Mothers Club.
The Worth Of a Mana very pa
thetic yet highly exciting drama of
college life and the winning of a
bride. This is the most touching,
yet realistic picture ever shown in
this city.
Count Inbad. is a delicious COM
edy; The plot is exceptionally good,
the actors unexcelled in comedy and
a big laugh is assured everyone at
tending.
Througs Twisting Lanes, is a COM
bination comedy and drama in which
the mountain scenes are all one
could expect or desire. The plot is
~unexcelled. combining love, dislike,
cunning and comedy. As usual the
''unforgiving father" forgives and
they live happily ever after"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-04
LAST MOTHERS CLUB BENEFIT
Program at Fox Theatre Matinee
Merits Big Audiences

This afternoons matinee will
complete the performances in which
the Mothers Club viii receive a
benefit from the Fox moving pic
lures. 1t is hoped that the school
children and all interested in the
school will attend the matinees to-
day at some time between two and
six p. m, and thereby lend their
support to a c~ommendable work.
These pictures have been previously
inpected by a committee from the
club are clean, entertaining and
many are very instructive. The
Mothers Club will receive one-half
the proceed of these benefits, which
will enable them 10 continue their
midday lunchesc for the school chill
dren until the close of school.
Come one, come all to this last
benefit for the school children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-04
PRAISE FOR ENTERPRISE
OF BROWNSVILLE LADIES

The ladies of the Civic League OF
Brownsville are planning the erec-
ton of a monument in the plaza
fronting the lew market building IN
honor OF Major Brown, VINO lost his
life there during the Mexican war.
The ladies seldom undertake any
thing which does o succeed. and
the Brownsville Civic League may be
expected to succeed in this under
taking. They are planning numer-
Gus good efforts for Brownsville, in
which they deserve all the help and
encouragement the men Of that city
can give them.-San Antonio Ex-
press.
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PERSONALS : {

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Dudley Lowrie. a candy nan from
Houston, is in the city.
Mrs. E. p. Smith Of San Benito
was in the city yesterday morning.
S. Bolts of Harrington was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
]. w. Davis was in San Benito on
business yesterday morning.
w. H. Hammond and William
Briggs OF McAllen were in the city
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Mac. Jester left
yesterday afternoon on a short visit
to Raymondville.
Deputy U. s. Marshal W. B. Linton
was a visitor to upper Valley points
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Jose Longoria left
yesterday morning for a visit to
Harrington on official matters.
c. A. Hill of fSan Benito, who has
been here doing grand jury service,
returned home yesterday.
c. t. Darlington, a travelling man
from Houston, who was here for
several days, has returned home.
S. C.. Tucker returned Thursday
night from a short business visit to
Cuero.
MIS-. Il. N. DCSSS VI CuGDOy an
Mich, who was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Juan G.. fernandez for several
days, left Thursday for home.
A. T. Parsons of Charlottesville,
Ia, who has been here on a prospect
ing tour, left for home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. D. w. Glasscock of Beaumont,
who is spending some time at Nc
Allen. arrived in the city yesterday
morning.
Mounted Immigrant Inspector S.
A. Pipes, who was here on official
business, left for Santa Maria yes
terday.
A feature. tonight at the Grand,
Tha Il1,@s%a1 - %r,@ -z-11
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Taking Teachers Exam-Mrs. ].
c. Hinkill of Mercedes and Miss
Clara Bell Smith of this city took the
examination yesterday for second
grade state certificates. Supt. Sam
Vale of Starr county has notified the
local board of examiners that he
would be here today to take the ex-
animation for a first grade certificate.
The board Of examiners consists of
Mrs. E. &. T. Howard and Prof. Hall
mark.
We have no old stock to work off.
All OF our choice new goods cut TO
the heart in order to get the money
we must have and have quick. Take
u losses for your profits. Note this
weeks window prices on Highest
Grade CHARTERED Oak Dressers, Rock
ers and other goods. No prices ever
again like this.-Walker Bros-Han-
cock Co. M&T&S
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A feature. tonight at the Grand
The Danites, in two reels.
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Off for Austin George
Head of the Brownsville Rifles will
leave today for Austin to attend the
officers school of instruction and
also to officiate as range officer in
the rifle shoot at the conclusion of
the school. The poor private who
has carried a musket all day for the
doughty captain, feels as if he should
be allowed the privilege Of seeing
his commanding officer shoulder
arms at the command OF an in
struetor general. s4s
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Mounted Immigrant Inspector S
A. Pipes, who was here on officia.
business, left for Santa Maria yes
terday.
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Beautiful Gold Band Dinner Sets
Of 100 pieces at s14.0O; 9x12 Brus-
sells Tapestry Rugs at $10.75; 9x12
Mating Rugs at $2.9S; heavy all
cotton mattresses at S4.40-Walker
Bros-Hancock Cos Gigantic Slaugh-
ter Sale. T&T&S
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Mrs. F. X. Boggs of Cheboyan,
Mich, who was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Juan G.. fernandez for several
days, left Thursday for home.
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We Emphasize the Fact-Chil-
dren's portraits from Holm's Studio
lack no detail in portraying children
just as they are. Our most
painstaking efforts are put forth in
child photography-Holm's Studio,
1109 Elizabeth street. Make an ap-
pointment today, Phone 337. 5-2-3t
The spur track that is being built
by the railroad, along the ware
house row near the freight depot.
is rapidly nearing completion. The
work is being done by J. w. Davis.
Mr.. Davis says that he will have the
work completed in two weeks.
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S. G.. Tucker returned Thursday
night from a short business visit to
.Cuero.
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c. t. Darlington, a travelling man
several days, has returned home.
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A DAILY SWAT

Jersey cow for sale. one or more.
]. w. Scrivner. Asst.
Primaries-Today is precinct con-
.ventiOn day in both the democratic
and republican parties.
See Phyle and Phyle, song and
dance comedians, at The Grand to-
night. IT..
BUTLER WINDMILLS-Large as
sortment in stock-Valley Plumbing
& Supply Co. 5-1-1Ot
A marriage license has been issued
TO Johnny Moray and Miss F. Z.
Powell.
New vaudeville artists at The
Grand tonight. Prices 5, 10 and 15c.
Notice to Taxpayer -Notice is
hereby given that all tax payers
must make rendition for the state
and county taxes for the year 1912,
before May the first.-George Cham
poin, State and County Tax Assessor.
4-S-tf.
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Free as long as they last-Th
Eagle Pharmacy will give you a so,
pair of steel shears with every $40,
purchase of Rexall remedies, which
are sold under a guarantee. 4-8-t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-04

On Washington St.-The paving
company yesterday commenced lay
ing the concrete foundation for the
paving on Warrington street.
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Mrs. D. w. Glasscock of Beaumont
who is spending some time at Nc
Allen. arrived in the city yesterday
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-04

A. T. Parsons of Charlottesville
Ia, who has been here on a prospect
ing tour, left for home yesterday
afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

81 CT the states Of Colorado and
Wyoming
r. A Smith spent yesterday in
Pueblo.
Miss Ruth corbin is home after
week spent at Riverdale.
Mr. and Mrs Ell Daimler Will leave
tomorrow for weeks visit in Pueb-
10 aud Denver
George II. Little spent Thursday
in Trinidad with party OF tour
lists from Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Babcock went
to Trinidad Thursday for visit with
friends. and returned today
Mrs. Ella Light entertained In
formally at cards Tuesday night In
compliment TO Mrs. |. o. Wilson. OF
amarillo. Texas
Mrs. A. II. Miller. wife Of the res
ident surgeon for the. A. T.. 4 s. F..
who was operated on las, week. Is
reported as doing well.
Members Of the local lodge OF Odd
Fellows are requested to be pres
ent at the funeral OF Frank Sears.
which will take place from the Chris
tian church Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Lena Woodruff. OF Rocky Ford
is the guest OF Misses Gertrude and
Helen Mcvay. She will return home
tonight. accompanied by Miss Hell
en- Mcvay. who win spend Sunday
with her.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds went to Pu.
eblo today to meet her daughter.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and children.
who have lived at veta Pass for the
rem will visit at the Reynolds home
for several weeks. They will also
visit relatives at Rocky Ford. and
win probably spend the winter in
the south
party OF boosters for the Elks'
fair. which will be held in La Jun
Ia next week. went 10 fueDp yes
terday In ]. n. Lambs automobile.
The party consisted Of Mr.. Lamb.
George II. Little. j. w Sherman.
and A. u. Corhin. A party composed
OF Harry wiler, C. l. Gillen. w l..
Bertrand and w A. Butcher motor
ed to Hugo today for the same pur-
pose.
Mrs. J. \. Jackson OF Edna. Mo.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
George Stauder. OF Fowler. Colo. ar
rived in this city Thursday morn
ing and Is a guest at the home OF
her brother. A. II. Corbin Mrs.
Jackson was accompanied to La Jun
IA by Mrs. Stauder who spent the
day here returning TO Fowler Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ
Griffith, OF Las Animas. were also
guests at the Corbin home Thursday.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
! Observation-Disclosures

Kodaks for nj al Col,man's.
Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
Livery and transfer; Barr 4 Rose;
phone Junta s2.
II T.. Fairbanks. painter and paper
hanger; estimates furnished on all
kinds Of work. Phone. Jun.a 3s2.
Only twenty-five cents for the Tri.
bune from the present date until Jan
.uAly /. 1913.
The ladies' OF St Andrews church
will give an election day dance in
ihe evening, at Elks' hall. Tuesday.
November 5th. Dancing from to l2
O'Clock.
The ladies OF St Andrews church
viii have a sale OF home cooked food
and home made preserves at Mills
confcctionery store on Saturday az.
ternoon. October 18th.
Mrs c. Kendall. OF Denver, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
w. A. Lewis. OF North La Junta, left
Thursday for California where she
ail' spend the winter.
Last Saturday night the Prairie
Cattle Company shipped seventy.
'Ro carloads OF cattle from the local
siockyards to Maple Hill. Kan. There
were 100 head in the bunch.
Services will be held as usual to.
morrow at St Andrews church The
subject OF the Rev. Jonathan Beans
morning sermon will be THE VIII
af Man"
The entire public Is cordially In
yited TO the Union Mass Meeting at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
night Local speakers. New hymn
books for the song service.
Dr. X c. Sapero. eye. ear. nose
aud threat specialist. OF Denver. will
again be In La junra for two days.
Monday and Tuesday. October 2lsi
and sed. q, the Sherman House. Con.
sul,ation and examination for glasses
free Cali early.
There will b. no service at the Re
formed Presbyterian church tomorros
evening. as this congregation VIII
unite with the union service at the
Presbyterian church. The subject a,
the morning sryice will be The
Gospel Feast"
This afternoon. at Pastime Park
The high school football teams OF
lamar aud La Iun,a will contest for
supremacy on the gridiron. Lamar
has won the championship during the
past three years. but this year la
lunta has a good team and viii make
desperate effort to get into tbs
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

In order to vote one must regis.
ter And la order to register. one
must do 5, on one of three days this
month n cughr not to be so. but
1t is
a Msiouri preacher has defined a
bachelor as "a parasitical dodder. a
solitary sat llitc around his own ego
and a sluggish human of csuberaDt
egotism" Outside OF that, howey.
.r, he is all right
A straw vote Of $50 farmers al the
Otsego, Michigan County Fair. re-
suited as follows. Wilson. J5: Un-
decided. s. Taft. Z. Roosevelt. 600
aud yet some Detroit papers claim
that state for Taft
Some men are born poor. some
achieve poverty, while others run
for office and bump up against an
ayarious county chairman. who thinks
that all that Is necessary to win an
election is to have plenty OF money
on tap.
The present indications are that
the lease OF the democratic powers
that be- on the Otero county pie
counter will no, be- renewed on No
vember 5th. ard the outlook for
republican chauffeur on the county
automobile next year il becoming
brighter with each succeeding minute.
Don't sing about the last rose OF
summer. and be- sad. FOR there are
stll few roses left In our back
yard Think about the first rose OF
next summer. and be cheerful and
hopeful. for We expect TO have more
roses In our backyard next summer.
The Colonel is home again after
ten thousand mile swing lie WAS
tho healthiest looking sick man"
who ever stepped OF train He
was there with the smile. there with
laugh. there with the new hat fresh
from the ring and not a dent In It.
DO you still feel like bull
moose" somebody asked him.
DO look fcebief" h. retorted.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

championship class. Help the home
team make showing In the game
this afternoon Admission, 20 cents.
L. K. Woods has returned from Pc
TAXA. y NJ. after an absence OF six
months.
The niftiest Roosevelt watch fohs
on the market a, Park Hyde's, only
% cents.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Baucr,. OF
North La Junta. are the parents OF
a new daughter.
A daughter was born on Friday OF
last week to Mr. and Mrs. John
Bunten, OF Sixth street and Lewis
avenue.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Z, S.
Peck received the sad news OF the
sudden death of her mother at the
old home in Newburgh. ~ Y.
Mrs. r. T. Summers. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. ". Gil
bert. for several weeks. left Tues
day for her new home AT San Mar
cisi. n NJ.
The sixth division OF the Parish
Aid Society OF the First Presbyter.
ian church will entertain its mem
bers and friends next Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs George Nc
Cauley.
Mrs. Jonathan Wright OF Pueblo
came to La Junta last Saturday 20
visit her daughcer. Mrs. Il. A. Smith.
and returned home Tuesday. She
was accompanied on her visi, by Mrs.
]. d. King. also OF Pueblo.
The regular quarterly celebration
Of the Communion OF the Lords Sup.
per will be observed at the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
An usual. the Tokens will be us
ed TO indicate those present
Mrs. Ollie knause returned to her
home In Pueblo Thursday after a
weeks visit with Mrs. II. p. Schuy-
Ter. OF SIC Santa Fe avenue Miss
Mamie Gxrret. OF North La Junta.
spent the early rart of the week with
Mrs. Schuyler.
The La Junta Music Club is ar
ranging for concert at the Pres
byteriAn church Monday evening. Nc
vember iith. to be given by local tai
cnt assisted by excellent outside
talent, The members OF the club are
planning for the greatest musical
treat OF the year
| r c. Coltman will leave Monday
fer Denver where he VIII attend the
meeting OF the Presbyterian synod
as a d les gate from the First Presby-
terian church of this city. He will
be accompanied by the Rev. Otis G.
Dale This Is the annual meeting OF
the synod. and includes the parish
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

and the crown laughed with him and
cnesr,d him. I'm the fist presl'
Dental candidate who has campaign
cd against the republican party In
the south in sixty years said the
Colonel
The membership OF the local lodge
OF the brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers in Nashville. Tenn. Is made
up of go men. A straw vote OF
the lodg. Just taken brought these
re,ul,s Wilson. 3: Taft. o: Debs.
/. Roosevelt. EOS
Collinndalc. jus, beyond the bor'
ders OF Philadelphia. is so strong
for Theodore Roosevelt. according TO
many OF Its citizens. that II is a
hard natter TO find man who In
tends TO vote either for Taft or VII.
son + VI. Steele. a hay broker. To-
gether with W II Benson and 9th
ers who reside In Collingdale. has
taken n census OF voters. At the
primary elections 32a ballots were
cast by actual count 26o men In
the borough are out.and-out Roose-
welt men sixty democrats were
vote. they said. for prohibition. and
one socialist vas unear,h.d
Never before In the history OF po-
litical campaigns has such an array
II known the country over" writers
been enlisted in cause as the
group which has volunteered TO TAX.
up N. end OF tn. campaign In the
progressive cause Such well known
writer's as Richard Harding Davis.
Frederick Palmer. Geors. AIDE, VII
irwin. Emerson iiough, and many 9th
rs. over forty In all. are among
them Men who receive from $500 to
81 900 for single magazine contribi-
tiuns have pledged away 81. 1000
worth Il copy. FIRE. gratis. because
they believe Ia n. principles inyolv.
I'd The Tribune is on IN. list Of
papers which will be favored with
this copy. aud ~ill publish an ar,icl,
each We from so1 q well known p o
gressiyc writer The first of the
series. entitled. why Bo a Progress
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
siye," by Emerson Hough. will be
found in another column OF this is-


found in another column OF this is-
sue.
L. v Hyatt writes to change the
address OF his Tribune from Falls
city. Neb. 10 tioisingson. Kan, In
which latter city he win abide per.
manently in the future. Effce.
tive September LIST Mr.. Hyatt was
promoted 10 the position of division
srorekeeper of the Colorado division
OF The Missouri Pa Railway. MIR
Hyatt was formerly employed In
the Santa Fe st rehcuse in this city.
aud la.qr held down deputyship 10
the offic. Of the county treasurer
under G. II Downer His many frien
In this city will be pleased TO learn
u hts good fortune
Alex Yant, candidate for sheriff OF
this county. has started out on hi.
campaign and visited Fowler Satur.
day last Alex will make gocd II
elected and intends to make a
clean fight for the position. II the
people want a change they can make
no better selection than Alex Yant.
On the other hand. II II ID the In.
tention OF the people OF this county
to select perpetual officer for the
position OF sheriff. then some ar.
rangcment should be made TO re-
li"ve the taxpayers of the expense
OF placing candidates before the peo-
ple.-Rocky Ford Gazette
That Roosevelt, is the man OF the
hour Is fact that Is understood
and appreciated even In foreign coun.
tries. AS is evidenced by n recent ar.
ticle In the New Age. OF London.
England. by Grant Hervey. section.
al president Of the Foreign Affairs
Department OF the Young Australian
Movement. entitled The American
Third Term What
Would Lincoln Do." One paragraph
In the article reads thusiy:
Il, would be tremendous disas.
TER for the Anglo Tel,onic group OF
nations u Wilson or Taft ver,
to BE- elected In 1912 Let the Amer.
lean psopl. make no mistake about
tit is the world. and no, merei,
the. United States that demands
Roosevelt In action. The republican
party had its beginning with Lincoln
Now ther" is work OF reconstrnc.
ton TO be carried through that cails
for a man q the Lincoln eaiibre. An,
Roosevelt. with all his faults. is IN,
only American leader who impresse-
the external world as being equal I,
the job Taft Is the Balfour-a allow
ing Tor minor discrepanoics-of Anne
lean politics Neither can lead hi,
party to victory Therefore the par
~ must look elsewhere for cap
tain"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-08-29
Diamond News.

Quite a few from this vicinity
went to the state fair this morning
A. P. Woodard's family visited
at their daughters, Of near Dekalb,
Sunday.
Eli Carlton and wife were visiting
at Dick McCarls Sunday.
Threshing is the order of the day
in this neighborhood and grain is
turning out well.
Mrs. A. P. Woodland helped Mrs.
J. ]. Crees cook for threshers last
Monday.
Mrs Carlton, of Di agonal, was at
tending the reunion and visiting
friends at Grand River She return
ed home last Monday
Miss Helen Munyon was visiting
home folks Sunday.
Jordan Crees and family were
visiting at Port Woodlands Sunday.
Everett and Jim Woodland were
Dekalb callers Sunday.
Dave Dixon went to the state fair
this morning.
Mrs. Woodland and two sons were
visiting at Vada Cartons last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Clara Munyon is quite poorly
at this writing.
Everett Woodland and Dave Dixon
went to Davis City last Friday
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-08-29
White Oak.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Morgan are the
parents of little girl born to them
August 25. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gibson a boy, born August FL.
Grandma Vaughn, of Lineyllle, IS
visiting this week at the c. w.
Vaughn home.
Leo Duffield went Monday morn
ing to Des Moines to attend the fair.
Mr.. Luse is having a cement
foundation placed under his house
this week. ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buckley and
family visited Sunday at the K. w.
Jones' home.
Miss Elizabeth Jones visited Sun
day with Miss Margaret HammI.
Bert Stiles and wife visited a
couple of days the past week at the
Mike Grogan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Boyington spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Rosengrant.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wagner were
messengers for Des Moines Monday
morning.
James Bay has been on the sick
list the past week.
Miss Carrie Rosengrant visited
over Sunday at the G. w. Rosengrant
home near Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Scott visited
Sunday at the James Bay home.
Frank Davenport was Leon Vlslt-
or Saturday. --
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-08-29
Poland View.

Dick McCarl and family spent
last Sunday at Eli Cartons.
Mrs. James Carlton returned to
Diagonal after a few days OF the re-
union. st
Eli Carlton and wife spent Sun
day at Dick McCarls.
Mrs. George Dobson and children
called on Mrs. Dick McCarl.
A. P. Woodland called on his
daughter, Maud McCarl, one day the
past week. 1
Sally Woodland and children called
on Vadia Carlton the past week.
Mrs. Lefty Ramsey and children
called on Vadia Carlton last week.
John Ramsey has his thresher
down in this part of the country
this week. .-.,
Eva Poland spent over night with
her sister, Mrs. Albert Brammer
one night this week.
Vadia Carlton spent the day with
Ella Mcconnell one day last week.
Joe Milstead visited his sister,
Mrs. Ward, Sunday.
Ruth Young and daughter called
on her mother, Mrs. Ward, this
week