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was PE.-sid-nt Wilson's lire psin-i-
aTe. By the hoTn of ,h- sAraba..
siieiishls as the caFabao nNNQrET
Os. 49, il the tire of VILLAS, I-S-
ainss Bfyah that received the thrust
from the frontal projection Of -.
ANIMAL
As iiiii> shskr.p-sf. Mas ~oai Ia
ssy. that i. tho question,''
Al an, rate. in the fseis. of song
and jiB., sud speech at the ,e..si an
nasi diha-f sf lh. MiiisAr, Order Of
IN. csratas ~ wAshiagtos IL u Wv
idly appaSrsi that som-i-,.iy suffered
FROM the ,uastaIiss psor~~. VI she
Nrmy ssd Navy wits, Nad inridrn-
tally the s-~spsp~s. got . sumL~r Of
good saosi-s asd th~ Order of tho
Cassbso sui MANY column. Of free
si,er,tsisE.
tssor So tht. tacid-hs not ~S-sy-
holy knes there vas sash = .sr-iot,
a. the Cassi,so In .si.l-ne~ No~.
since our rrv~ideas un'os--aed tho
ficodsai~s of pusii.i,y. i. there a
mas os ~o,asn fspns ftssarssi to
Medicine Hat Ia whom The siax at
the mys'i. ~osd ''cArs,.ao'' - s.l .
fsmjiisf sound We s-skoa aoi.
Aud all i-tsa.r the hshaa-lrfs. OF
.pu- of them. ssns ''bsma. dana.
damn the isau@eir." ii. said.
hut p~shap. ibs: vaS sot sli, fos
10 the soas i,.' Tor she supper o-sA..
ioa there !. saoshcS sosE. sad u
bcsss the suggestive title. 1T Wilson
Mere Herr Toaixhi," son- sssr.
ass-s arr ip,i esousi, 10 declare that
perhaps this I. sh~r- the .hor pinch-
"a. The National Tsi.aa~ kivc. rhc
song In II. -siis~iy that sou ma,
Judge for yoarsrif. N~s~ II i.;
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The t~o-tnn-i .iik, o' tai. ~-as c
as- particularly b-suiisui. and when
made with .ufil-.i .kirs. a hirh
~si.t line an.i a tssii'- .t shadow
lace. ~iih isimu.'"ss "s artificial
sis~~r-. which shall ,-ti-v, the dee.
color tone 81! the shade of the isff--
tss of the skirt. the .-sni's ss'i"stsi-
IL. IL tpss~l .Alisfyiur
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the foiio~-up stories uhder sleh .np-
'ioh> ss Investigation Ordered.
Sever. P-saiiie. Ps-ssrib.si.'' VIII
liz Taught a i->&sn.'' aud III. like,
Ia the s~.ond analysis .ame the
a.iiiioS iioss from, .s-Di-hrs.iei ssii-
tors that th. .ri.is IN the CaTsLao
matter had il-ea passed sud IL "a.
ieihs REGARDED in the LIGHTER vein.
The editor ot tina, soascstsliN. nc~s-
fsp-f of Ions sisa.iiss. the Huffaio
ssreAs. ~en, 81 far .. is write b
issiinR editorial under the h.aiins.
Pass u - \ Joke"
!, remained. however. .os a little
weekly pspef In one Of tho southern
s'siss. ~iih = circulation. p-rhse..
Of eco or i-ss copies. to state that
our xonai P'->iieht took umLssss
because Of oar feiiow.eiiis-ns In tho
Philippines ~~se unm-sciiuily rssi.
sstus~d ~ the csfasAn so-i-iy diA.
ses. The Pr~sident feels kinai, 10
The riiipia". ssd dr.is~. that Tho,
shalt have independence"
u l. a fssi that the .sftrstnrss of
the little Lr.~s brother. that sp.
psssrsd In ih- hixLi, eut.-ii -iii.h-d III.
-sstur- of the cssai.a. dinner we're
sot oapiimrsissy To tL- nsii~r> nj
sac fat-sSay isl~s at the Pacific. \
~ ,posed fiii,no. siih an Aa,rri.sn
fiae in his hssd. toT Instance. -.
p~arr,i In - drasIss IS q -,sss be.
tween the si'd man of lsovn~u anu
E, blue. .aas-.i hsbhnpa, Ba' that 10
tho prvsuastis~ Of the :e,h .rasusy
,sstouats'. ami IN this .aaa-eiSos a'.
'vniion is .aii.d io the trual.pasr
pictures oh tho ,s~s. of 'o'isy depict.
iss In ridiculous i.ser~ st-si Am~si.
.ass---v-n ;s"se n-asis a. .st-st ss
our good President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
In the Last Asaiy.is.

" la. long is~-h sh- susion, .s
tc~dI-s. especially th.." shc si-
drawing salaries irpm the is,siir ,iii
,"'-e rffroasrry 'o the Adn,isisirs.
's"u In ain,o.. ~srrythins. fsum a
w. s~iss bs--a- ,o a caraba. banquet.
Ard Il l. the delight of th-s., ie~Ji-~
Tn susl, iuiu the breach ami rose a.
scspt- d-f~adsr. of the h.nor .f the
N~a higher ~,
itui the last word fr.sa ih- Wait.
Mouse ami department ol state or
in the lest analysis. Il. that 'h~r- la.
l cotnc flsr-bs-k. that tho Preside n,
has approved a r-,s'st by sCtrctasi-.
Daai-is assI Garrison ''oa the .aiir~s
on Administration poiiri.. q; /, Ir.
cent dinner Of the Military Order Of
the Chrabso. rompoe-',i uf Army aud
Navy ofIic.rs
The incident will bc brun s:h' to an
official iini.. " /. declared s~mt.of.
ticiaiiy. by the President making .
general statement expressing his dis.
/ approval. anil that future sliun"ts
w!ll not have such features,
NJ names will bc mentioned. 1, 10
further stated. nor will d-,ncrit. br
| charged To any individuals. but the
siairmcnt will be in tho nature Of 4
general rrprinaand. I.
II In remarked that both former
Presidents Roosevelt aud TAFT duriug
iacir Administrations were guests NJ
Caraba0 dinncrs and seemingly en-
joycd the scnKa. Including Damn.
Damn. Damn the lnsutrccios.' and
the cartoons and quips. and that they
did not find II necessary to establish
n censorship over the doinEs Of these
functions. HIT. then. as an astute
observer rcuinrks. their policies were
different;
The same observer further remarks
Watch the next GridirOn dinner.
You will there scc the Carabao Incl
dent re ,catcd In allurinE colOrs AMI
more Of IT.
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= = = = = = = = = >%<<<*
heie Fam n- aphonIbS Ia the great
fleets ss the world powers that the
,aissioh of ihs i'iifle i. lo .pss al I.-
doctrine OF p-ri-e'usi ..-ase, His sLi-
assistants ia disseminating Iii. glad
ilJinss Of great Joy" are several
siocks Of fiaii-sisS joss-or pef-
hsps carrier pixeons b-ariss
message of peace. The rifn- 10 -
entirety much rs~~ssblss the dinky
little craft in which chEtsaophes co-
iun,bus sailed somc years ago oa ais
voyage OF discovery uishoat iseus-
riax any particular hostility. ess~p,
that of the s-d ava vho sv.ra,ei his
tslsunios upoa their happy hussins
sroaaAs.
Dss according To official state.
mcsss. psurisnatioss. editorials.
ssss stories ssd snsai, galore. the
real essas beiii-shs tuns .sas~ .f
the Presidents Yrash-wss this rons
which az overdose us pahii.i', has
converted isso . elssaie:
Dams. Dann. Dana Tie lassuertss'
In that land ot dopy dsssws. hsppy
t-ssetai rhiiippises.
! WLrsv iLe lsls.maa I. hikins pixhi
aud day.
Where TsssIa. steal asa ir. ~h.s.
Aaeftessos die.
Taes~ you hear the soldier STAG shis
csraiss lay:
CHORUS:
Dsn,.. damn. dans the issafssssos.
.ros.--y cd. kskisck isdsonss.
rpdcIassih the sssrry flag. .l,ifis-
'-m ~Nh . kfss.
ASH return us 'o our own beloved
hon~s.
Th-s-'s u land of Jopy drv.ms. ts'
from t,iipisv tL.aass.
Whvru the boio usva arr bus, assai
ssd dAy.
Where they Atrld.ih~ vlAals0as axe.
takins hus~ and xosy hseks.
~ a shining pate .r lock- of 'hssaTs
hair.
CHORUS.
la mn. dams. damn the iasaTrrs'os.
.ro...-,-.I ksk!a.k Isdtose..
. Underneath the starry flas. H,,iiisc
'-m vita = Efas.
Er- the, return u. to our beloved
: BONES
: Old ,imv customs shc.e are few. all
the u,ci.b-r- ha.k and hs~
~ the s,sud-ps' bunch IN man"-r
Iar Uom uio~.
They believe ~ making Hay. War
rem Tor I, dsy by dar.
When the pie IL cut carii wants the
btsscst slice.
Two large aud growing huneh that
this insutrccso bunch
Mould have been the chs.M to cd"
I'll" fleece os gold.
Poor old Jason In his hunt would
have pulled better stunt
Had he the crowd tha, ics, us in the
cold.
,, Melinda Perkins. = character in nn
old -liu,c story book. was told by her
daddy that her proposed scscraGec e
Of her relations with the scwins 40
cicty was most tnoppor,unc." Me-
linda showed signs Of min&ici grief
aud sorrow. and declared:
Me fcc,iu's Is tender and easily
hurtcd.''
| Melinda explained that the feel
Inss Of her beg, fellow would also
he "hurtcd' by her fathers misun-
| licrstood uttcrancc. Now tho Uucs-
ticn arises. whose feeling were
'hurtcd" by ccrtsin features Of the
Carabao dinner. Who is the Mel,n-
da OF that wcii-advettised function ::
Ia 1t really tho President. ar the lc-
Nj guardian of the Filipiuos. or is
IL the Honorable Secretary OF state.
the creator OF the wonderful ship Of
peace. the Pisfic'
Again, II IL whispered that some
body's "fcclin's was hurtod" by thsst
blooming Carabao song. "If Wilson
We're Here Tonight"
1t seems to he u case OF you pays
Jour money and takes your choice,
Us to whom the shoe plnchcil.
Kicked up . Rumpus.
AT any rate. the affair hns Great
ed IA great rumpus, which tnanj
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n lIfIS ACCIDENTALLY

.
~ Phippu. leland. Character.
iste a
assid-a,aiiy. Popular Ensseof~ais
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II Wilson vsr, Here r,aish,.

Wb1OW Wvsv AD8AU . S0sSSse
'Niss "wG-n &c, Spy Niosr To-
aishi.",
t.s.ho ttom T-sas.
Nos II Wilson we're h-s- Tonight.
n. would si,~ nv q spsei that's sishi.
IN, Hos Z. Preserve the Assuy /.
G",a Maine
iia~ ta PLAY the M~sl-as Ism-.
iiu, we'd ask him = ,hias or ,~..
Policy sha' NC shvilJ .utsu-.
n he'd f"uad u hard 'cpi,is'.
He'd ask william J~nains. iiry,n.
Who would .,ns him Lead Kin Is
Light.
Then ti-t~ ~a. also ON the Cara-
bao program that I'srt!rcps rrininis
cartoon d-p,ctin- secretary Grsan =
drradaouShi ~ worldwide peace.
the Piffi-. II. gun. loaded to the ,f..y
nuxAi- with d-adl, srapc-jut.-.
noisy pop. and the sometime -xh,,-
cratisx sotis water. known In the
vcrnasuisr VI the l~'ss parior as
".ofI stuff. The lighting top Of the
Ptfflc. for -instcr motives VI the rev
elem al tho Carabau banquet. !s con-
vcrtcd into q Chauisuaua lecture
platform. while ON flH hurricane
deck Of the ship of .,csrc Ia moving
picture show which IL rcputcd 10
have once We'd NJ an attraction with
the learned lecture OF dis,insufstad
man who has made many spccchcs--
mostiy political.
On the poop deck of the pifilc 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
MADE AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Mercedes Man, Native OF Germany. BE-
comes Citizen of United States.

Jacob Fo~~lcr NJ Mercedes. \ native NJ
Germany. was made q ~naturalized citizen
of the United States hy order issued hy
Federal Judge Burns III the federal court
tins morning. following an examination he
fore Naturalization Examiner VI. III. An
th"nN oi Houston.
Other applications tor naturalization
we're disposed ~ ~ follows Thomas Putt.
Mercedes. dismissed. Alfred W. Barthcl 81
Brownsville. denied: William Carmichael
Craig ~ Brownsville. continued; Eu~chio
Ci~neroS, Brownsville. continued. Justine
;. LOPEZ. Brownsville. continued.
Examiner Anthony leaves this afternoon
for Galveston. where he l. due tomorrow
for examination Of applicants for final
papers oi naturalization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
TWO TRAINLOADS OF
TOURISTS IN VALLEY

Last week wa~ the banner week NJ the
year m the homc,ccker travel from the
north a. the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Two
ot homc>cckers from the states
Of Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas
and other northern states. visited the Val
ley last week, having been brought down
hy various land concerns operating ia Cam
eron and llidalgo counties. With the excep-
tion Of one carload brought down from
Raymondville IA the Minnesota Texas
Land a Irrigation company, the tourists
did not visit Brownsville. bat were returned
north a soon a, The object Of the trip WI.
accomplished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
SUPT. PHILLIPS COMING
Head OF Ninth District of Life Sayinu
Service TO Visit Brazos Island

Captain james +. Phillips. ,uperintcnd-
cnt ~ the Ninth United States lite saving
district. J. expected ~ arrive IL Browns
willie today or Tuesday. and will leave on
the first tram for Point Isabel and Brazo~
Island for his quarterly inspection Of the
BRACES Island life Shaving station. The
BrazoS Island station has tor some time
had m AN application Tor d motor boat for
IL service, and II h quite probable that the
matter will hc brought "a the attention III
Captain Phillips by Captain Wallace Reed
of the station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
BIG MINSTREL
STAGED ON THURSDAY
Gala Performance by Amateur Performers
Expected TO Attract from Over Entire
valley-Seyeral Pleasing SpeciaIties.
Will Use Dittmann Theater.

The series az final rchear-als for the
production Il the Elk Ministries, which will
D. staged Thursday night. December ~. at
the Dittmann theater IN this city. will begin
m the lodge rooms WI the order tonight.
Those IN charge ~ the performance have
been surprised n well a. pleased with the
excellent supply ~ good performers. which
runs the gamut from singer to end men
and buck and wing dancers.
Several pleasing spccIaltles have been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

drafted for the second part, which wall Ia
clude n burlcSque ~ TX young men aud u
quartet Of Hawaiian instruments, furnished
from among the United States army urp
through the efforts III o%firer- who have
seen service IN the siland-. There are also
other number- hat will surely receive the
commcndation Ut thot.c who witness the
performance.
The caste Tor the minstrel Includes.
y Dung DayItte, in~tcrlocutor: ID. n. Spero.
King Mason. &. III. Morcau and " r.
Turner. cndmen X. Il. Morris, ~. q. Dndd.
y. u. Shirley, IL X. Olm-tead, .. y. Pute-
gnat, Augustin CeIaya Jr., Fred Kowal~ki.
Louis kOwal-ki. M. II. Nimmo. Roht. ri
Bennett. l.. X. Smith, y. n. Rorkc. Harold
'owen, +. :. Order. J.. NJ. Stem. Me-sr-.
Moor. Eckley and Kendall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Pay-aS-y0u- Enter

80 'N"'AHA fi'ta-'h
II. A.. OBrIcn Of the Brownsville Street a
lnterurban railway. announced today that
the "pay-a~ yuu-enter" system a. u IN
- now IN practically All %citic~. will b.
adopted IN the Brownsville system. Today
or tonight the West Brownsville ear will
begin to carry a sign at the entrance end tn
that effect. and fares will be collected from
patrons IN accordance with the meaning of
the term. Therefore, m patrons are eau
toned To always have their nickel- ready
upon boarding the West Brownsville ear.
ready ~ hand II ~ the conductor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
The Cash Grocery Co. sells Rutherford's
bread.-adv. 1O.19itf.

A. r. Butler Here. II. Butler of I'll
Pa~o. United States post office Inspector
for that district. l. IN Brownsville today.
beng here ~ connection with 4 case
scheduled "a come M III federal court. Mr..
Butler wa formerly post Office Inspector
for this district. but wa- transferred ~
III Pa~o. Ili- successor N this district 1,
Mr.. Rankin, with headquarters IT Corpus
Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Brownsville Grocery Co. sells Ruther-
ford's bread.-adv. 1Ol19ltf.
Department of Justice AGENT Here

United States department Of Justice. i in
Brownsville today IN connection with neu-
Itrality violation eases that NAV come IT'D
NJ the federal court. Mr.. BRENNAN ha~
been engaged IN work ON Inc border for
many months. but thi~ w hi- first visit n
Brownsville. lii field ha, been on the
Mexican border from Eagle Pass to the Pa
ciiic coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

Have Returned-Mr. and Mrs.. Elmorc
=. Order nave returned IL The city after
"a bridal tour through Texas. and for the
present are ~ the Cclaya home 1T Fifth
and It. Francis streets. The latter part Of
this week Mr.. and Mr.. Order will be- at
home M l0l Levec street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

Duluth, MINI. Dee. Officials aud club
owners ~ the Northern baseball league
rounded up here today for their annual
meeting. Plans are To be- considered for n
complete REORGANIZATION VI the lengne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Railroad Men to Hunt-N. y. Biddle !

II. Louis. received for the ~. Louis a San
Francisco railroad. accompanied IN \ party
of -. Louis railroad men. u expected IL
reach Noria~ tonight where thcy will spend
two day. hunting deer. according ~ rail
road adviceS here today. The special train
on which the party i travelling was due to
leave Houston this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
DISTURBANCE IN LOWER VALLEY
Coast Disturbance is Observed, May De-
veI0p and Move Eastward.

\ warning - small craft was issued to-
day by the United State weather bureau
at New Orleans of u coast disturbance over
the Lower Rio Grande Valley. The dis
turbance may develop and move eastward.
causing fresh To strong northerlv winds
tins afternoon and tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
You say you don't believe it-w

come in and let u show You and You will
be convinced. No such prices ever heard
of before in Brownsville. For high class.
up to date icwclry and Chri>tma~t presents
Of AL kinds. from the finest plain ring to
the finest diamond. Rutlcdgc, the Old Re
liable Jewclcr -adv.l22tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
HomeSeekerS Were Here

.homc~eeker~ from Minnesota. brought down
BY the Minnesota Texas Land 4 Irrigation
company. spent Sunday in Brownsville.
leaving this morning for Raymondviile
where they will 70 over lands IN that dis
trict this afternoon. Eighteen were in the
party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Christmas Carols

Christmas CarOls-The ladies of the va
rl"u~ churches ~ the city are planning
for Christmas eve celebrations and are
husily engaged in rchear~ing series of
Christmas carols. Practically every church
in the city will have Christmas trees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Attended Masonic Meeting

Thorn ha~ returned from Waco where hr
attended the meeting of the grand lodge of
Texas. Ancient Free and Accepted Ma,ons.
DIR. Thorn rarely fails ~ attend these an
nual meetings of the order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Rio Grande CHAPTER Mectinu !

Grande Chapter, No. 217. II. A. NJ. stated
convocation Tuesday evening at : o'clock.
December :. Masonic Temple. Twelfth and
Jefferson streets. q. II. Thorn. high priest:
y. J. Cooke. secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Fights Scheduled for Tonight.

johnny kilhane -. Joe Maudut. -
rounds. al Akron. OHIO.
Charley White vs.l Bob seaman. 10
rounds. al Fort WAYNE. Ind.
frankie Burns y. Chick Hayes. 10
rounds M New Orleans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Over 400 watches Of all kinds-Flcin

.Walthams, Towards. GruenS. Omegas and
South Bend-will save Won from - 10 S2j
on n watch. Let a. figure with you. Rut-
ledge, the Old Reliable Jeweler.
-ady-l2'2tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

IL IN doubt about il come in and sec how
much YOU can get u Rutlcdgc. the old re-
liable j%eweler, for a little money. Full
and complete up-to-date stock 70 select
.from.adv.-12'2|tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

Sunday afternoon for Mobile. Ala, where
they expect to be- during the next month.
Captain Wheeler j. connected with the
coast artillery corps.
~. NJ. West II Waco j. ii Brownsville
today, a guest al the Miller hotel.
II. 7. Cunningham Of Mission j. in
Brownsville today to attend federal court.
lie j, staying al the Miller hotel.
NJ. I. Armstrong and 4. r. Wright Of
Mission. who are here for the meeting of
the federal court. are registered Al the
Miller hotel.
J. II. Byrnc~ ~ Laredo l. 4 business vi-i-
tor III the city today, a guest 1T The Miller.
l.. III. Thackcr III San Bcnitu was III
brownsville today.
Judge Gordon Boone and Judge y. q.
Scott Of Corpus Christi arrived ia Browns
VILE last night 10 attend federal court.
A.. q. Trent and II. Y. Watts of San Be
.nIto are visitors in the city today, guests
IA the Miller hotel.
f.. ". Bauer Of Raymondville j. here for
federal court. lie J. registered ut the Mil
Ter hotel.
g.. l.. Drcyor 81 Houston J. il the city to-
day. a guest al the Miller hotel.
W. X. NeW~Om OF Dallas H. \ visitor IN
the city today, . guest at the Miller hotel.
Marcel ;. Block Of Rio Grande City ar
rived IN Brownsville last night, and j. reg
lStercd III the Miller hotel.
Dick o. Terrell OF San Antonio j. in the
city, 4 guest ~ the Miller hotel.
NJ. &. Barnc- Of Houston j. in Browns
vile. ! guest Id the San Carlos hotel.
August Lat~ch of Lakemills. Wis, who.
has been prospecting the farming sections
.ot the Valley. j. IN Brownsville today, a
guest az the San Carlos hotel.
Y. J.. Conrad Of Raymondville j. IN the
city Tor A few days. lie j. al the Miller.
Judge j. Il. Monroe of Rio Grande City
b. IN Brownsville for a few days, registered
az the san Carlos hotel.
II. j. Oldham 1T lIidalro j. in the city
today, a guest III the San Cario~ hotel.
Charles Carmichael Of llidalgo j. in the
city today, q guest al the San Carlos.
NJ. Gncrra, the well known merchant Of
Roma and Rio Grandc City. j. III Browns
vile Tor the federal court meeting. He i,
registered M the San Carlos hotel.
Domingo CARA Of Rio Grande City j.
registered IT the san Carlos hotel.
Deputy United States Marshal T.. T..
Herring of Rio Grandc City. arrived IN
Brownsville last night To attend federal
court. lie y registered at the San Carlos.
J. &. Taylor of Mission i, a guest at the
San Carlo, hotel.
II. Landa of Rio Grandc City t. regis
tered ~ the San Carlos.
q. q. Aultman of Harrington j. in the
city today. Mr.. Aultman l. stopping M the
san Carlos hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

CdtUt IWpUTItu -Ur y. r. DutfO. Inlttd
States veterinary Inspector for this port.
returned Yesterday from Hidalgo where he
.ha- been the past several day.. lie in
~pccted and pa~~d 4 herd of 1873 cattle tor
.Dutro said that - far a. h. could see anti
.Carranza conditions III that section are
quiet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

The idea "a working county pri.onar-
on The road A. a good one. and ought ~
be- put IN operation al once. We can
point out several excellent spots where
the work shold ubcgin. Harlingen star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
CITY NEWS
EIks Hold Memorial Service-Browi

Elks Hold Memorial Service-Brown--
VILE lodge. No. 1892, Benevolent and Pro-
%tective Order VI Elk. held memorial -erv-
ices IN the lodge rooms Sunday afternoon.
December i. The roll ~ departed mem
hers. Jesse a.. Wheeler. James 4. Browne
and J. X. Combe. was called, and short
memorial addresses were made IN Judge
John Bartlett. b. u. Stcgman aud ID. T..
Spero. \. WAYNE Wood. exalted ruler IF
the lodge, presided, and wa assisted ~
the various officers of the lodge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
Are you prepared for the hunting -,

Hie yuu prepared Tor the hunting sea-
sonf You Will find a complete line of
guns --latest models,) ammunition, tents.
camping cots and chairs. hunting coats.
etc, at ". III. Putegnat Co.-Adv. gl29.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
This is the kind of Junk we SELL

ham sterling silver. International silver,
Howard watches, Elgin watches, Hamilton
watches: a nice assortment Of diamonds
than We bought long ago, when the price
was low, (yoG get the benefit now; Pick
ard china, Hawks cut glass, Pairpont
patent cut. Libby~: all direct from the
factory. Also a line of American Cut Glass
company goods: the kind sold by mail or
der houses and by iobbcr, ia small re-
tailers-ii's cheap. Rutlcdgc, the Old Re
liable Jeweler.-adv-l22tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

Mrs. Canales lmproyes-Reports from
the bedside Of Mrs. !. T. Canalcs today
state that Mrs. Canalcs H. much improved
and her recovery l. looked forward 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07
AttentiOn-Santa Claus - Next we,

only We will sell regular - bali bearing
steel roller skate, for $50. Now j. your
chance. All sizes. Rio Grande Cycle Co.
-l2j6t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-07

Ask your doctor if be would advise the
use of bread made and sold unsanitary.
He'll say take no chances, use Rutherford's
its clean.-adv. IlOl9ltf.