Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-28
WITH THE EDITORS

Street cleaning Commissioner Fcihcr
Ston SaI! Yesterday that the cost Of ~
moyin. Show this winter. To date. has m.
proNima.cd - 100000. and that probably
SlUD.tEa, more would he spent before the
SNOW season closed. lie explained that
the difficulty had been due 10 the fact
that the contracts were made last wear
aud he had 10 live up Ia them. "NeSt
year I'LL put my own ideas and methods
into effect" he said. and then il the
people are not satisfied with the way
the streets are being cleaned. the re-
possibility will be- on my shoulders. His
records show eight snow storms. with
a total fall Of more than - Il inches
Nrw York Mail.
With an occasional public man. Cover
nor> and upward. still clamoring for ~
American Mexican miXup. il looks 10 the
people rs if Some of the mighty have fall
en- for Fall.-San Antonio Express.
Some of the things We say against the
immigrants sound very strange from
WI lAlN. Wv NlNih W NV f'tfhP
tion of our chiIdrcn'S tanners through
contact with immigrant children IN the
public schools. when all the world H.
>colding ~. for our children's rude de
pertinent. Finer manners are grown on
i tiny farm in Italy than in the roaring
>ubwayS of New York: and contrast our
lunch counter manners with the table
manners of the Polish ghetto where
III 80, .-. H.. .-..I.f -. Ill
hands. where Il pause for PRAYER begins
and ends zach meal. and ~ festival oc-
ca>ions parents AMI children Join in
folk songs between courscS.-Amcrican
Magazine
The Harrington Townsitc company il
cleaning ny their proposition in more
WAYS than one. They are going 10 make
them attractive a. well a. helping the
looks of the town.-Hralingen Star.
Every body knows that 4 great change
has come over the condition of the In
dian> 1T the United States within the
past twenty wears. hut il has remained
for one Of the officials ot the Carlisle
school Ia point out how striking j. the
advance they made in WAYS Of prosper
lily and good sense. This official declares
the Indians are waking up AMI show
ing an inclination IL take advantage Of
he opportunities offered Them 10 become
educated. They are no longer parasites
aud ~vagahondS. indian farmers are cult
waiting 100000 acres Of land in the west.
The timber interests Of Indians On tribal
and allotted lands are valued at 81 900.
Wiu. and the tribal funds IN the United
States treasury total al Oo.vn0.T The old
picturesque. half Wild red skin j. vanish
ing and viii soon disappear. But in the
very nature of things he could not exist
forever. 1t i well for him that ~ last
he j. becoming amcnablc To- civilized
WAYS and an the road 10 bring 4 useful
and well ordered citizen Boston Post.
The new receiver. Mr.. EowSnn. was ap
pointed. to this place owing 10 the fact
that he has had u number of wears cX
p%criencc in the land aud canal work in
the lower Rio Grandlc VALLEY and H. pc
culiarl Nadaptcd to his new position on
account of hi. broad experience. He Is
rcpuic,l ~ 4 man ~ straight forward
business methods. quick Ia comprehend
he farmers needs and ~ ready and will
ll- ~ Nb am anu fNPINlniHE Nfluiu nl>
means "a bring about satisfactory under
standing bet wcen the water users and
the company which he il now the head
az ~ receiver. With the advent If the
new receiver, the avowcd intentions of
the bond holders To furnish none, 10
carry "n much needed improvements aud
with farmers getting an extension on
their Iote> there j. AN excellent chance
for the farmers m the San Benito tract
"a forge Ia the frant and pull together
for "A greater marketing center for thi
section San Bcuito Light
IL tic latest French politics scandal
il was net necessary tn scratch f~r ;hc
Woman Boston Joural.
When the Chinese constitution inter
fcrc> with the President. he knows which
Ia eliminate Washington Post.
Notwithstanding the rush Of business
iis year your Congressman will M doubt
GET around Ia sending YOUR free se-is.-
Detroit Free Press.
The baseball training camp has The
blucbird beaten a the first harbinger of
spring-Norfolk Ledger Dispatch.
He'll hath no fury like a woman whose
love letters are likely to bc printed
Philadelphia Record