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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-23
Manicure Articles

buffers, 81 Inches Detachable
Chamois, French ivory backs. gooc
strong handles. regularly t.2o. At
75c.
All Won Buffers, %.
Manicure Buffers, ebony and rose
wood backs. regularly Doc. at
each, 35c.
Lustrtts Mail Enamel, lac.
Lustr1ts Cuticlo Ice, l9c.
Mail polishing store In nickel box.
with cha mois, 26c.
Jrillsrose MAIL Polish, 1oo.
"Charmant" gives an elegant high
polish TO the finger nails. In nickel
case; Csc usually; az 100.
Nsiba Mail finishing. a6o.
Dounsy Nail shine. o0c.
0imbsls Cuticls NAIL Bleach. 1oo.
no bright. 2oc.
Nagsl Fomads, 26c.
Lotus Nail Bleach, l6o.
0imbslp Rose d'or uan Powder.
Genuine Orange Wood stioks, 30.
Pumics stone, hand shape. LOG.
81 Soap Comhina-
ton SOC
Three Csc cakes Veroform Toilet
cnan and u 2hc Veroform Liquid
Soap for shampooing; all for SOC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
MORE GUARDsN|EN
DV DUTY At AUGUSTA
c.,,,tion Following Killing of
TWO Citizens by Militia
Is Critical.

.,,c,-sTa. Ga, Sept 2S,-Martlal law
Augusta today AZ result OF last
,.,,s disorders. in which two men were
,,e.a and one man wounded by state
.n,I,ms, guarding property of tho local
'-u -nr.y company. whose employees arc on
~ Eyve companies of guardsmen
xss On duty
~. 9Th company arrived early today
s,s nlaced on duty around the rail-
s,y mower plant. 1t was in this terri
80 That a "deadlIne" was established
,r,ta last night and in which the
.s,otjps of three persons occurred.
S,snatcn of additional guardsmen
ine nee,Sered by Governor Brown late last
siast after he was notified that the silt
ls iV,o, here was CRITICAL He issued a
vtata Of ipsurrection and ordering mar
is AZ n"' Dorm and Robert Christie, who
~. nIIed. and Ben F. Baker. who was
s.snnded. arc Augusta business men:
c.Jsde was driving an automobhe and
~ ,ssv enoss tho "deadline" near the power
,,snt ,,.,rs +od,y n,.
ouIet restored. ..,r,.
sTh. Immediate cause or tho strlke was
=, ny nnbi.ction TO certain rules OF the com
sagT ,sg strike leaders say" the company
ss.ls 10 destroy the union,
EsS .ifizens were killed and a third
,.;,,e5 and a number OF persons freo
a.nn nv state guardsmen called out late
.yssv 10 protect the power plant or the
,.si street. railway company from possl-
Z. rtoIsnce of it's striking employees;
1qs p,ardsinan were summoned when
wss reported the plant was to be
srns mited last night and they hastily
.aablIshcd dead line"
iIirad Dorm was killed when he ana
=. buggy. When challenged. Baker
xslonod up his horses and the soldiers
s-,d Dorm was shot to pieces and Ba-
isr was shot, but not dangerously
Robert Christie attempted to drive
,sroIgh the lines In an automobile and
Is said did not hear the sentry's chat
l,5vs He had gone but few feet when
i vas shot through the lungs and died
II the hospital.
Charles Wilson. his wife and child in
N automobile also We're fired on, but
,sspsd unhurt Soldiers also shot at q
.0y on motorcycle. hnt did not hit him.
Arrival OF twenty-five strikebreakers
from New York and the death Of Ben
amin B. Baker. one Of the business
nsn shot by soldiers last night, bring.
ng the death list TO three, were the
r-ncipal developments in the street
. nlTsy strike situation tonight. Large
tngds thronged the downtown streets
tai the presence of the troops had a
s9ieting effect and there was no dis
order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
SNEAD REMANDED
TO COUNTY JAIL
Bail Refused by the Court, but
Change Of Venue Is Allowed
Slayer of Boyce.

aNARILLo, J'ey., Sept. 2s.-Counsel
''T John Beal Snead won the second bat
'as with the prosecution for the life OF
'es slayer OF Al G. Boycc late this after
r7on when Judge j, n. Browning ordered
c0ange Of venue 10 W'ilharger county.
fhange Of Venue in the case against
72ch B. Epting. charged Jointly with
snad IN encompassing the death OF Boyce
'as ordered to Halt county. The prose-
eI'lon won the 1rst contest Of the day
s'sn Judge Browning. denying bail TO
'l'aa' ordered him and Bptny remand
y 10 the county jail Notice OF appeal
sss given bE snead's attorneys. The ap-
Tfi VIII come before tho court OF crlm-
H-' appeaJs at Austin. which convcnas
Y'ooer L An attempt to secure precc-
'e4ss LOT the appeal VIII be made.
shs ehanec OF veIlues were ordered be-
~ ~ 0;, o. the publicity and partisanship Of
~ QUEENS OF Potter county, the general
s,s,ieage OF the details OF the murder
-. -. me Keen interest iu the habens cor
10 proceedings Of the last week II Is
sn-. 'so oy tne court that an unprejudiced
W would be difficult to obtain,
s.aW zoe first time since the shooting
,S,sa. appcatod In court today cleanly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
aOClDENT ON THE
sN SALT LAKE ROUTE

DAksIoW, Cal, Sept. 2s-Two pas
1sc'' we're probably fatally injured
s., ~ ,0of painfully hurt when heavy
'sa' tram OH the Santa t'e crashed
:" sleeping car Of the San Pedro,
g. angeles & Salt Lake limited, bound
l,,. I0s Angeles, at Barstow junction
7,ar passenger. J, P. Van Garden, Of
Ind y: u was probably fatally in
,ld EtnS anS head being badly crushed,
t,s u,Ie Grover. of Los Angeles,
Nat tsoS badly injured internally
Iva 'ue surgeons said she could not
trGss5 Minehart of New York was
Nu oa The arms and 1apr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
'NoMEN ARE HELD ON
GAMBLING CHARGE

iressMS YORK, Sept. 2s.-Five we'll
dits.s, women. arrested in hair.
tar i 81 ; Establishment, were held to-
e.. H. $1,000 bail each for examjration
i.aivvee.l on charge Of gambling. De.
isst w. who raided the place testified
s;lb 'ag nv Women had been plavipa poker
Jiieior,A ,A'psrt Trebitz, tho alleged pro
tlOI r,h1ne Gne women hal S537. another
sopey "r,,e or. third had lost all her
= furp;s,, OF T. their friends volunteered
'iosh thcir bail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
''eflARGED BUTLER
ATTEMPTS MURDER

!si1M i ROCHELLE, n Y. Sept. 2s.-
t.srepo 81 umcss.'uire. discharged butler Of
,k.E ID, q. Starrett, wealthy retired
e,5 Ar manufacturer, vas arrested TO.
SAnett charge Of having shot Nv,
tt4 S% Ss,, iqst night. Mr.. Starrett is in
h sonn,, sw Rochelle hospital with n bull
,:pecto1 In hjs abdomen and is not
NeGui,s 10 live, He has identified
M 81 as has assaiIant.
~ yetire he't WAS shot as be was about
@dcr ~. qJ a man who awled from
as shaoss: us bed Mrs. s;tayrett Witnessed
'u0otlng and tainted ~ "-'A'''e'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

l0Sno,,S New Lord Mayor.
"stodsyN.. sept: 2S.-Sir David Burnott
e'ected lord mayor OF London
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-26

Congressman William McKin-
ley opened Taft congressional
headquarters in the Congress to-
day.
Congressman James T. Lloyd
of Missouri opened Democratic
headquarters in the same-hotel.
Joseph E. Davies, national
Democratic secretary, opened of
fees in the Karpen building, 900
South Michigan avenue.
Gov. Hiram Johnson, Roose-
velt's running mate, will begin a
speaking tour of Illinois, Sept g.
Thomas Burke, caisson work
er, died this morning shortly after
being rescued from the bottom of
a 80 foot we'll in excavation of the
new building at w. Adams st.
and 5th ave.
Lieut.. John T. Monahan, hook
and ladder company No. l, don
ned on Oxygen helmet and was
lowered to the bottom of thewell.
A few minutes later Monahan
was lifted half unconscious out of
the bucket with the broken he'll
met torn from his head.
Burke was hauled up by rope
which Monahan had attached to
his body.
A pulmotor was applied to the
caisson worker, but without sue
cess.
Three men drowned in the Des
PLANES river, near Santa Fe park,
two miles west of Willow Springs
4. II
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-26

sex, Il, O94I >. 81. LOUIS ave-, III
is alleged, in fit of jealousy.
Shooting occurred on Van
Buren, St, just east of State st.S
when she confessed to going out
with another fellow last night.
Auto believed by the police to
have been used by four highway
men, who held up and robbed two
men of $3.50 near Lincoln park
was found abandoned at w. I'D
and S. Dearborn SITS.
Andrew c. Korkors, 1887 w.
45th St., steamftter, shot in right
side by James Ouchak, saloons
keeper at 1906 S. Ashland av., in
quarrel over payment for drinks
Ouchak arrested.
Burglars entered home of Rue
.dolph Belcher, 514 E. 18th ST., and
got away with $1,000 worth Of
wedding presents. Belcher was
married a month ago.
Charles Bill, 529 w. 18th place.
fell asleep by the side of c. & w.
l, Ry. tracks at w. I'D st, Train
cut off two fingers.
Frank Secons, 7os S. Dearborn.
st, 4in attempting to save himself
from a fall, thrust his hand
through a window, severing his
little finger. Serious condition at
hospital from loss of blood. =
Mrs. Annie Anderson, o04 w.
Erie ST., is dead. Blood poisoning.s
George Sprinzl and brother,
Mathew, 2134 w. 10Th ST., were
seriously injured when their mo-
-torcvcle co1lided with auto owned
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
COMBINED CAPITAL IS
COMBINED STRENGTH

II one man owns 10000 shares of stock in this COM
pany, you only have the beneficial influence OF that
one man and his personal friends; where IL you have
several thousand stockholders owing 50 to 1000 shares
OF stock each, you have the combined boosting power
OF thousands of people and their friends and their CO.
operation and boosting will build up great Home
'puldings Money Lending Real Estate and Insurance
Business h klamath Falls, and you the stockholders
will reap fhc reward in increased dividends The
farmer wlIbe aided and helped as much as the city
Just stop and think what il means to this city and
county after the first half OF our stock is paid for
100000 at interest at per cent per annum paid
monthly. II the borrower only paid his interest of 8
per cent, we would have an income of $66667 each
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
PouneM VISTA RATHER PulllIne
tccntinued from Pase u

Il may yet mean the loss Of the mea-
sure, by default. as Il were.
On the other hand, the apparently
smooth bosom Of the political waters.
which have an aspect as though no
i.eht were imminent. may mean SIM
pIy . deluge Of votes against the spc-
eial charter when the time comes for
casting them. one week from next
Tuesday.
There Ia q great deal OF indignation
throughout the city. aroused by the
Indifferent methods practised In the
city Affairs and by the consequent un-
necessary expense to the taxpayers.
y'hc special charter election Is Itself
one OF the unnecessary eNpences
which has been incurred for the un-
protesting property owners to stand
IN and meet. and means the outlay OF
probably several hundreds OF dol.
lars that might have been saved had
there been any official idea Of the
need Of economy in handling the at
fare Of q city now head over heels In
debt.
Il is more than a political election,
NJ Il IL a strong imposition ON tn"
city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
PRICE OF STOCK

Stock is 81 90 per share.
We do wish TO sell less than so shares or more
than 5000 shares to any pcrson-ths puts il in
the reach of all
We desire to the cooperation OF as many
people possible, for in numbers there is strength
BY having many friends working together we can
soon have profitable business
You not required to pay all cash for your stock
in a lump sum unless you wish to do So
You can secure it on easy payments Of 10 per cent
cash and 10 per cent per month with per cent inter
est on deferred monthly insallments. thus:
0C shares cost S 100 Pay S 10 down, S 10 per mo
200 shares costs s 200 Pay $40 down. s 20 per mo-
500 shares cost 500 Pays so down, S so per mo-
1000 shares cost $1,000 Pay SlOO down 500 per mo-
The total interest you would pay on each 100
shares under this plan would be S2.25, an average OF
2s per cent per month This plan permits you to par.
ticipae in whatever dividends may be declared during
the first wear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
NO PROMOTERS STOCK

The who active in the Home Building and
Realty Company possessed OF the knowledge OF
the profit possibilities OF this business but they not
all rich men. However, they put in their money
to start the enterprise asked their friends and rca
uves to come in with them, and they pay the market
price for their stock ask YOU to do, and which
may be done in two different ways
Firstly paying cash.
Secondly making cash payment OF 10 cent,
per share more, and giving note for the balance
payable in monthly insallments of 10 cents share
with interest at 6 per cent
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
THE SMALL INVESTOR SAFE ftERE
HOME BUILDING AND REALTY CO.'S

STOCK offers a good Investment The plan OF opcT'
alton is safe and profitable and there is no question
of the reliability and continuing growth OF the enter
prise II invites YOU to make it the steward of your
money promising thrifty management and Just ac-
counting of every dollar
II offers as great safety the stock OF any ins-
tuition affords All the rights and privileges OF any
siockholder are yours as such you by law entitled
to your pro rata OF the profits OF the company.
You have voice in the election OF its officers and
your money invested in your par, OF the state help
ing to build up Klamath Falls and nearby towns.
klamath County will be the majority on the
Board of Directors and its officers
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
WE WANT YOU WITH US

The Home Building and Rca" Co. is proud iu
deed Of the representative body oi business wh
have So far subscribed for stock
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
klamath Falls, Oregon

N. B.--As soon as the subscription is complete
meeting will be called Of all those who have taken
stock to complete organization and elect Directors
and Officers. You will be notified
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
. AT THE CHURCHES
Services at the various churches o'
the city for tomorrow will be as fol
lows:

-
CAurrA q The 0erred Hease-
There will be no services at the
Catholic church tomorrow. as the pas
tor. Rev. Father Mcmillan. will 20 TO
Merrill to conduct services.
Preshyterian Chsreh-
Sunday school at 10 o. m. J. B.
Mason superintendent.
Christian Endeavor. s:3o p. m.
Miss Vera Houston. President.
Bible study hour. Wednesday even
Ing at 1880.
The morning services VIII be In
charge Of the women's Missionary
Society. The following program will
be given:
The Old Religions OF china"-Mrs.
Nelson Rounsevell.
Solo-"A Vision Of Eden. Mrs. y.
N. Gregory.
Christianity In China'-Mrs. Coates
folio
China Of Today"-Mr. c. c. Hogue.
A thank-o6ering for the cause OF
missions will be taken at the service.
You are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
TIE Church Of the Resieemer-Epis-
ccpal-
DR.. Henry c. Collins. rector.
Morning service every Sunday at
IL Q. m. in Odd Fellows hall.
Sunday school Sunday afterno ~ ut
? o'clock.
Guild meets Friday at 2:30 In same
hall. and every one Interested In
Christian work not elsewhere engaged
will be cordially welcomed BY the
president. Mrs. ]. Jay Knapp
ssss
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Or. W 4.
Leonard. superintendent.
Services at Il a m. and 1870 p. m.
Geo. H. Feese, pastor.
General class at 1910. W. d. Har-
ris. leader.
Mems meeting q, p. M. A. q.
Cleveland. president.
Epworth League. $50 p. m. WIN
Wood president.
Special announcements-
Morning theme. "Christ's Greatest
Statement"
Evening theme. Judas Iscariot. A
Character Study"
Special music-Mrs. william wag-
ner sings In the morning.
anthem by the choir In the even
ins.
Cordial welcome. Obiising ushers.
Good music.
(hPlslism Church-
Corner Ninth and Pine streets.
y. n. Finn. pastor
Sunday school at 10 q. m. q. l..
Elliott. superintendent.
Junior c. z. at 3 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. N.
Evangelist Winston will preach at
IL o'clock and again In the evening.
a large chorus has been organised.
and the music will be one of the
principal features OF every service.
fisn to come. and invite your friends
Strangers and friends are cordially
Invited to worship with US.
ssss
Taptist Church-
Sunday school at 10 q. M. C. r. De
Lap. superintendent.
Preaching at II q. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
ChPlstian 0cientists-
Services are held In the Library
building until further notice on Sun
day morning at II o'clock. and testI-
monial meetings ON Wednesday even
ings ct o'clock. All are invited to
attend these meetings.
Also Sunday school Sunday morn
luSs at 10 o'clock. All children are
invited to these Sunday school SER
vicss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
LOOK AT THESE NAMES

You probably know mos, OF them They are con.
seryativc and but in the scramble for success,
,lcy know how to hit the line HARD Don't yun
think YOU are safe To cas-, your 10, with them
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
Help Build Up Klamath County

,,,,,b which would lc immediately loaned again on
IN, same terms but the borrower pays more than the
interest.
To illustrate a borrower of $1,000 says he can
nav SIS per month aud the interest His FIRST payment
would hc SIS on the principal and 500 interest, or q
total of S2l.o7 reducing his loan to SoSs, The nest
month he would pay interest on tho Soss and SIS ou
prncipal reducing the loan to 500 and ON, and IL
he KEEP, up his payments that rate he would have his
home paid for in five years aud months Each month
his paymcntS have grown less aud he has never paid
interest on a dollar that he did not have, Now think
again what IN income this company would have II a.I
of the 100000 was loaned on the same monthly pay.
ments II would be S2.l66,67 each month--enough TO
build another home, Some will pay more on the prn.
cipa and thus we will keep the money working
SAFE AND PROFITABLE
In Our Judgment, the stock OF the Home Building
and Realty Co is a safe permanent and profitable in.
vcstrnent for men aud women of small. average or
large nicans--thc farmer rs well rs the city man.
REMEMBER, the entire capital stock is placed in
the treasury bonus free stock is given To
We have among those who have already sub
scribed stock OF the most successful business
men Of large business experience. These men. with
Yourself IL YOU become OF u.s. have the selection
at the board oi directors who handle the general bust
ness Compete safe will hc elected rs oiiccrs
and drcc,ors-mcn who will every cndcayur "a
make this the largest aud best dividcn paying com
pany oi lis kind in Oregon
VIII YOU join us in this work aud enjoy the benefit,
oi such co.opcration,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13

J. !. Fielder LINK River Electric Co.
wm. g wosden. u. olda a Co.
Meihass Bros.. e. n. Coon.
Marion Hanks. wirrci n. snow.
Frank Ira white. W, q. Hurn,
Virgil a Son. G. n. Riley.
y. n. True. '. J. Williams.
X. W. McGarvis. Geo. T. Walton.
J NJ Evans q Sons. y. Ferris.
n, .wattcnburs. E r. Pcrshin
j. L. Cunningham. Frank ~ upp.
Il. u. Smith. W. y. Mcmillan.
u, Boivin. I. 4. TrunS. ~. u,
&. r. oliver. Arthur q. Lowis.
c y. Stone. J, .. Jerome.
n, n. Woods. H. ! Winters.
2 r. Mnson. n. N. D., W, y. Pcoy.
Tho Rounsoveli Corporation. =. a. IfoIne Son.
q. n. Hector. ia Smith.
Nm. g. Fish. W. l.. Clapp.
Samuel NJ Evans. l.. Jacobs
u. q. Greeley. Ssyldre Bros. Lumber Co,
q A. Daley. willis Furniture Co.
= A. Beliman Frank ward.
,'"oigc Costello. s. n. Johnson.
y. ~. white NJ d. y. II. Madison.
u W. Muller O. u vending,
Mrs, Hattie Keller. e. u. Bcardsicy.
Don a. Lytlc. J. H. chrisman.
J y. Ice. r. Sugarman
G. nrockcnbroqgh. Geo. T. Wright, n. D.
chaS, y. Wordcn. w. ~ Mon'clus.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
SEND NO MONEY

SEND NO MONEY
But fill out the above subscription agreement and
SEND that to the
HOME BUILDING AND REALTY CO.,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
FILL THIS OUT AND SEND 1T n
STOCK SUBSCRIPTION AGREEMENT

tho undersigned subscribe for and agreo 10
tako and pay for tho same. at their par value Of
500 per share. .....,....... shares Of tho
Capital Stock Of tho Homo building and Realty
Company, said company TO be formed for the pur-
poses substantially expressed In tho advertise
ment OF which this Ia a part.
hereby agree TO pay my subscription upon de-
mand OF the Treasurer Of said company after Ia
organization. understand that may pay al cash
or In monthly payments.
""'o"o ''''''''''''''' '''''''''''
Dut0
prefer TO mako my payments on demand Of
the Treasurer as follows:
'''''''' ''''''.'''' ''.,.....,..,,.
FIJI this out and send Il In. No. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13

'FRONT.' 'T'''oN'
As the business Of the company increases. its
profits will increase and that greater dividends
which will force the price OF stock upward
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13

count BY building homes at Wholesale The deferred
payments draw s per cent interest and create reg
ularly monthly income, which is put into other loans
., the same interest, and thus money that makes
money makes more money" interest and proht COM
pouudnp so fast that we realize far in excess oi per
cent paid bv the borrowers at the same time while tue
purchaser is gaining larger equity in his home as nc
makes his payments: the HOME BUILDING AND
REALTY COMPANY'S security grows in value.
ESTIMATED REVENUE
Profits from building and helping others to
build fifty houses, at an average cost o'
5000 each h.,.....,,,.,,,,.',,,''' '''''''' F''oVV
Cot,mis ssion accruing from Fire Insurance,
Life Accident, Health, Team Risks. Liab'-
ity Fidelity and Surety, etc, etc, ,..,,.,., looo
Profit and commission from sale OF real estate 4oVo
Interest earnings at per cent monthly install
ments compounded ......,,...,...,.''., io'ooo
EXPENSES
4 mos, liberal estimate OF the office expenses.
including rent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %VV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-13
ITS PROFITS

viii come from interest money loaned. From
profits made sale OF Real Estate and Insurance BY
paying cash for everything it buys and saving the dis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-28

or rs cents for dollar. A man with
ability should place the city on a
paying basis"
Speaking Of city Improvements,
the speaker called attention to the
fact that the people and not the ad-
ministration, are paying for the ce-
ment sidewalks, the new city build
ings, the street paving and other
public improvements.
eff | am elected he said. II will
create no Office holding trust, but
will endeavor to create a trust of
confidence with my people. I am
mature in age, but young and mod
ernized in ideas.
Il grew with Texas. RI Texas Is
failure, am one, helped to make
Texas and | have been with II for
A years. | never have left Texas
since I came here "A years ago. ex-
cept on missions for the progress OF
Texas. Il have lived in Brownsville
for five years. propose to stick to
the best interest of Brownsville and
with the motto, Equal rights to all,
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