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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

INVITE FERGUSON
TO VISIT VALLEY
UNIT MARKETING SYSTEM DIREC-
TORS ADOPT RESOLUTION ASK
ING GOVERNOR TO ATTEND.

Pointing out that eight units of the Unit
Marketing System Of the Valley have
formed private corporations for the es-
tablIshment of bonded warehouses under
the permanent warehouse law, and in adj
ditIon to that the general progress of this
,section. the directors Of the Unit Market
ing System at a meeting this week adopted
the following resolutions in wiling Governor
}. +. Ferguson. Commissioner of Banking
and Insurance John s.. Patterson, Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture Fred W. Davis, Hon.
+. &. Wcinert and Peter Radford to visit
the Valley. 1t i proposed to have them
visit Brownsville August :. the Unit Mar
keting System meeting of members ut
Harrington August .. and the upper Valley
August 10.
The resolution follows:
"Whereas Unit Marketing System, al
though less than one year old. has through
the cooperative efforts of its membership,
consisting Of eight hundred Of the farm
ers and growers of the Lower Rio Grande
Valley, brought a prosperity to its mem
bers and 10 the Lower Rio Grande Valley
not heretofore realized IN this section.
thereby attracting the interest and inquiry
of farmers, and farmer, and shippers or
CARNATIONS throughout Texas and other
states,
And whereas, one Of the developments
IN the progress made by Unit Marketing
System J. the formation by eight of it,
separate Units in the Lower Rio Grandc
Valley OF private corporations for The
establishment and operation Of bonded
warehouses under the permanent ware
house law lately passed by the second
called season of the thirty-third Iegi~-
laturc.
And Whereas, the Board Of Directors
desires FOR the members of the Unit Mar
keting System the honor aud encourage
meut the presence Of the gentlemen Of the
Board of Supervisors and the managers
of the Warehouse and Marketing depart
ment would lead to the efforts of this or
ganIzatIon and the Lower Rio Grande Val
ley.
BE IT RESOLVED that, this board.
acting through Colonel Alba Haywood. 4
committee of one. extend To the Honorable
James f.. Ferguson, governor. John :.
Patterson. Commissioner Of Banking and
Insurance, and Fred ". Davis. Commi~-
sioner of Agriculture. comprising the
Board ot Supervisors. and Honorable u.
G.. Weinert. and Peter Radford. managers
~ the Warehouse and Marketing depart
ment. an invitation IL attend the annual
! meeting of the Stockholders of Unit Mar
keiing System to be held at Harrington
Texas. OF August 9th. A. u. 1915.
And that the secretary be and he i
horehv instructed "a forward To each Of
the honorable Gentlemen above named. a
copy ~ TIL r"-rlution."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
ZIMMERMAN IS
WAREHOUSE HEAD
e. RAIN COMMUNITY CITIZENS WILL
DIRECT AFFAIRS OF NEW
INSTITUTION.

San Benito, Tex. July III. o. Zim-
herman. a prominent farmer and active
IN the Elrain community. was named
warehouse manager of the san Benitn
Unit State Bonded Warehouse. by the n
rec'or~ at the local organization the past
week. The first work 10 be done bv the
new warehouse company. which ! q sue
ces~or - the san Bcnito and Highland
Units If the TINT Marketing System. viii
be the erection Of q corn shelter. tn" ma
chincry for which i on the ground and
will be- ready tor business about the first
Of August. Following the erection - .
shelling outfit. p',,'1~ he'd. pre""nlcr.
and offices will he erected on = site near
the business section of the clty and on ~"
s. h. & Il. q. v. Ry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
HIGHWAY WORK
ENCOURAGING
VALLEY TOWNS ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
PROSPECTS OF HAVING BETTER
ROADS BUILT.

San Benito. Tex, July 11.-Georce X.
Marshall. of the t.. :. Department of Good
Roads. who with MeSsrs. Herman and VII
hams are organizing the Valley into the
Diamond Loop Highway Association. IN q
statement today concerning the proposed
automobile road from Brownsville 10 San
Antonio. via Laredo and Corpus Christi.
said:
"The people cf the Valley are being
aroused To the need of good roads both
for local and distant travel. evidenced
from the membership already obtained for
the Diamond Highway Association.
Brownsville. - far. ha becn the only dis
appointment in point of the number of IT.
citizens who have joined this association.
and Brownsville. of all the Valley towns
should lead IN this movement for II has
the most to gam from the tourist trade
that i certain To result from the good
roads"
Approximately 100 members were Sc
cured IN San Renito and over half that
many M Harrington. Lyford and Raymond
Vile also became euthuscd over the posi-
bilitv of good roads a. are al towns the
organizers are now working N ~ the up
per valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
BANK CHANGES
AT SAN BEN|T0
p 70MIMENT YOUNG BANKER is
ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT SAN
BENITO BANK & TRUST CO.
Especial to THE Herald

San Benitn. Ten, July l7.,Several
changes in the personnel of local hank of
fcials and employees have been brought
about by the resignation of J.. h. MAYER.
cashier Of the san BcuIto Bank q Trust
Go. McNurry Rlchey. cashier Of the Far
mers State Guaranty Bank here has been
elected active vicc-presiocnt 1T the San
Benito Bank a Trust Co.. Albert IIcrbSt.
formerly assistant cashier, has been pro
NOTED to the ca~hicr~hip. and A. q. Trent,
formerly >tcnographcr and collector. ha-
been made assistant cashier; III. j. Week
has been named bookkeeper. No success
oor To- Mr.. Richcy in the Farmers State
Bank ha> been named vet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
Yam Funny R9rc."

trrrm tn" Milwaukee |.I"urnall
When YOU hump vonr G'-" mn v"ur chm
ynu bump the tlc.h and bone .nd not 4
nerve. consequently Won toci \ "n-ation
of pain iu-i where the blow wa truck.
" YOU strike the point ot your elbow IT
VIII he Just the SAM it, only when Won
strike that little hollow between the he
central bone ~ the elbow and the little in
side bone that the tickling. t%inglIng sen
-ation j. felt. In the little hollow Won
strike one Of the large trunk nerves that
~prlne between the vertebra at the base
If the neck and runs through the arm to
the wrist. In the hollow Of the elbow the
nerve lies over y hone. When YOU strike
that spot YOU feel . tineling sensation
which isn't exactly funny, hut because IT
ticklc~ the bone i called funny bone"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
CALOMEl DYNAMITES
SLUGGISH LIVER
CRASHES INTO YOUR BILE, MAKING
YOU SICK AND YOU LOSE A
DAYS WORK.

Calomel salivateo, It's mercury. Calo-
mel acts like dynamite on a sluggi~l, Yer.
When calon,i comes into contact with our
hile II era h. into IT, causing cramring.
headache aud nausea.
II YOU feel bilious. headachy. cursti-
p;tod and M lr"cked out, just :" 10 y 'nr
cIue.l~t AMI get a 20 cent hottie 81 bod
~ou'~ Liver Tone, which l. a harmless
vegetable substitute for dangerous calp-
mel. Take 2 ~poonful and # t Doesn't start
your liver and -'raiehten YOU M nett =
than nasty Gallon u and without maAnl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

The Wlllvs Knight has
the same advantages and
J. lust a. efficient a.
those costly European
Knight ears.
Yet il costs hut 5000,
As we build more cars
IN a single week than
most European manutac-
turers build IN a whole
wear. we are able TO utll-
ize every modern manu-
featuring economy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
Dallas Becomes w. U. Headquarters.
nv Assnriated TrFsS-l

Dallas, Tex. July 16.-Effective today.
according to recent announcement. Dallas
will become commercial headquarters 81
the Western Union Telegraph Company for
the states If Oklahoma. Arkansas. Texas
and Louisiana. with +. II. Austin ~ dIvi-
sion commercial manager. The position 1T
commercial manager = 4 new one. Mr..
Austin has been located IN Dallas some
time ~ special agent Of the office of Gen
eral Manager =. VI. English.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

Won SEX, YOU Just 20 back and &C. ycIr
money.
III Won take n; l"mel today You'll ~ u x
aud nar~ratcd tomorrow, besides, i, may
,%alivate YOU. Will, II YOU take Dot 'n's
Liver T",c y1u ,lll wake up feeling ~ IN.
rnll 81 amimIul and ready for worS ~
play it, IL %ir,'c--, pleasant anil sac
to ave To children they hike Il. (Adv.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

II Is the motor that i
used ny practically all
the leading European au-
tomoblle manufacturers.
The Daimler of Eng
land. the Panhard of
France. the Mercedes of
Germany. the Minerva of
Belgium are all equipped
with the famous knight
motor.
And these are the mo-
tor ears that cost from
$1,000 TO $4,000 each,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

ate with use. this I'M
proves; to all others car
ION II harmful, here 4 H.
beneficial: size for Slz Il
has more lower.
II has no noisy poppet
valves to grind; practi-
NJ uncertain valve
springs: no troublesome
valves to grind; pracsi-
callN no wearing parts.
II /, the ideal automo-
hile motor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
The Worlds Lowest Priced Knight M0t0red Car

Practically every titled
family IN Europe owns
one or more Knight mo
tored ears.
The knight motor i
acknowledged to be the
most highly developed
automobile motor on the
market.
This motor differ, from
other motors IN that
where all Others deteTiur-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
When Hot Weather Oppresses.

When v"u fool orrrcsscd dull and
stupid. are inert and lauguid-do not
blame II all 81 the weather. Heat will
not affect Won So much II the bowels
are regular. Foley Caiharri" Tablets
are ideal for indigestion and c"nstipa-
ton. They relieve stout persons of that
bloatcd. heavy feeling. MARITIME Drue
Store, No. Cor. Market Squarc.-Ady
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
Wanted Now.

Right now. when hay fever !, attacking
'it~ victims and when asthma ~ causing ~
much distress. there il y DEMAND for
Foley Honey and Tar Compound the
remedy that brought relief IN thousands VA
previous years. Don't continue ~ suffer.
II will help you. Contains u" "piates- Mar
'ir-z Drug Store, No. corner Market
iSquars.-tAdv)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

That Is why our price
j. 80 much less.
The WHY'S knight. III
our opinion. has the least
vibration and i the
smoothest, quietest, and
most economical ear
made.
Have your demon,tFa-
ton at once.
Immediate deliveries
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

The Knight Is the auto
mobile motor that rcvolu-
tionlzed The entire motor
ear industry Of Europe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
A%%

This announces. with
out doubt, he greatest
achievement IN the his
tory of the automobile
bus .tsS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17

A knight motored ear
for S1095,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-17
Specification

40 : horsepower Knight
motor; cylinders cast
en- bloc. as" < AZ"
stroke
High tension magnetic ig-
milton.
Vacuum tank gasoline
system
III4-inch wheeIbase. Full
floating rear axle
Underslung rear springs
81" < a. tires; non skids
rear
DemCuntable rims, one
extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
r1nNFe>AN TURNS HIS BINOCULARS ON THE CAB1NE
Irish Philosopher Reduces to Easy Ierms'
for Malumphy's Benefit the Activities and
Vnactivities, Mastery and Otherwise,
Of Certain Statesmen.

Prisidint determined to exact the reppyrashun
which was our right an which we come near
gettin' at Nia-agara Falls.
""'Twas a sight to make tn buzzim ~
pathriot swell whin. twinty-four hours aither
me orders wuz flashed firm Arlntn the gray
fighters turned thr hauty prows to tn say, an
tn glist'nin sides iv tn the joynt ships flashed
in TIL sunlight as they sped towards tn
waters of tn gulluf.
"'"This same shows tn country that tn
NAVY is shipper praties; it lives in shtate "
prepard'nis an shapes in its pants so that in inn
merg'ncy tn marine corpse en- show an alac-
r'ty which quickens tn prode " ivry cit zen
" this great an happy nashun.' Hows that?
siz Ioscphus. 'Cud Wnny Churchill bate that
think ye?
az misdoubt he don't want to- siz Carl
son, es he blu his nose wild emoshun +
hivin's sake, Joe. dye think your writin
fr tn "Ragley Moose" or a spsche fr tn Kin
dergyarden iv school f'r tn faybe moinded?
Get down to cases. What part iv tn fate is
ready fr bizness? How many ships an men
do we made fr to make our coasts safe firm
public inimy?
1--WE made none siz Josephus, fr we have
no inimy. We're at pace wild TIL wurrld,' sir
Danviels. 'Thrue, tn Ginral Boord, whose opn
yuns is entitled to great weight siz we made
foor battleships wild fixtures like ultramarines
(whativcr they arre) an other oxillarys.
sh'il rcckymend that we build two monitors "
tn pathern iv SO to quite tn clamorious yellin
iv tn Jingos, who, siz he. 'wud turn tn coun-
thry into an arrumed camp he siz.
A SIMPLE PLAN WHICH MAKES LEG
ISLATION UNNECESSARY.
"How about orfcers and men? axes Wud-
throw.
9Th Giniral Boord whose opinyuns is init
led TO tn gravist consideration, siz that we made
about FIVE t'cusnd more to man tn ships we
now have; lave alone amy we may build.
Therefore in view iv tn urgency iv tn matther
an tn great expayrience iv tn boord, have
included tn iollowin in me rapport: LAS we
en- run tn ships widout addin' to tn prisint
enlistment no legislation on this pint is
naded"
"'Sictery Lane whispers Garrison, will ye
pinch me? Sure I've nightmare
""Tis not ony Danyiel come to judgment,
but Solomon to counsel, rnutthers Lane.
"'Sictery Garrison siz Wudthrow, how
about TIL army?
Sure, siz Garrison, TIL army is mighty
good-what there is iv it. Dye know how
many min we could move agin any pint that
wuz attacked?
81 dinnaw,' sz Wudthrow, intinded to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

axe We that afther illicshun, but our great VIC
thry dthruv it firm me moind. Howandiver,
shud say about wan hundther tousand
about trty t'ousand,' siz Garrison, stickln
a dry segyar in his mout an crossn' his legs
"'F'r hivins sake where's tn rist " thim'
axes Wudthrow, starin' at him.
"In tn foorts, the Flipynes Porty Reesy'
warmin chairs in tn depyartmnts an studyin
signals at Shoomakers,' siz Garrison. I've
here list iv them-all but the last, siz he'
handin' pa-aper to tn Prisidint.
bad cess TO him; what'll Garner say' siz
Wudthrow, lookn at the figures puzzled like
'What1l we do at all, at ALL siz he kind o
anxious. Anyway, we're at pace wild tn
wurrld' SEE he.
"An' wasn't Beljum at pace wild tn wurrld
last shpring? Sure, av ye're walkin' in tayld
where this bull tbs not you that says sv yeFe
at pace or no. IT'S tn bull. Av he'll lave you
alone, you'll lave him alone-but will he'
"Whaddye rickymind' axes the PriSidint.
Put twinty-foive t'ousand more min in tn
regular foorce an bring it to tn highest state
iv Efficiency Create resarve iv thrained
soiers that we en- call on if nec'sery. Thrain
thin f'r orfcers as well as men. Rearginize
yer transport an com'sariat so ye en- move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

an feed y'r throops. This is tn Taste we en-
do siz Garrison
Good shtuff," said Malumphy.
IT'S common sinse," said Finncgan We'll,
me b'y. we'll niver know what tn successor ~
Washington was goan to say, fr as ne was
DRAWN himself up to spake in comes by wid
a tilygraft
81 raggrit,' siz tn tiligraft not to be wid
you, but Madame Bonfanti, tn lady who
ascnds be slack rope to tn top iv tn main
pavilion. has shpraned her lower cxthrlmity
an they give me another hundther to MI up
her time. l hope tn cab'nit will take no
akshun which would turn our beluved land into
an arrumed camp. Their is no made fr army
mint. We're at pace wild tn world. Raynirn-
Der Leondas at Thermo-pe, Jackson at Moo
Orleans and Shafter at Tampa, to say nav
thin siz tn tillygraft, iv Concord Bridge
where thin oatted Rubes shtud up an hred tn
shots that was hurrd at tn battle Nv Lex nton
Twinty-four hours after Washin'ton was cap
chured wan millyun Patriots firm tn Corn
Belt wud be marchin' agin tn insolent invader
wild TIL luv iv country in ther hearts, Their
thrusty pitchforks in ther hands an sowbelly
an samp in Their cyarpit bags. Were at pace
wild the wurrld an tn wurrld wud be at pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
NOTED SPORT SCRIBES GET
SILK HATS FROM EBBETS
Daley and Rice, Famed Writers on Sporting
Topics, Civ en- Silken Tiles by Brooklyn
Rail Maquate
Ball Magnate.

George H. Daley, sporting editor of the New York
Tribune, and Henry e. Rice, poet on his staff, were
the recipients Wednesday of silk hats, the gifts of
Charles H. Ebbets, the popular Brooklyn Baseball
entrepreneur.
Daley and Rice, who among the towns best
dressers were greatly thrilled by the experience, it be-
ing respectively their first times at wearing such head
gear. Daley who lives in Staten Island had never he
said felt the need of such capital adornment but Rice
who is dweller on Riverside Drive, had always in
tended to get one, but got around to it, Mrs.
Rice who was Katherine Hollis, of Americas, Ga, had
been strongly in favor of it for years but Rice tenn
ported.
Now, however. thanks to the generosity of Mr. Eb-
bets both men are elegantly attired GAZETTE re-
porter who saw the trying the hats declares
that he never anything quite like the appearance
they presented.
IF | only get invited out to few evening par
ties" said Rice II think make a better showing
than Arthur William Brown Geo. McCutcheon
Daley refused TO talk except say that Tompkins-
vile, New Brighton and st. George would have to
knowledge him Beau Ideal of fashion and the glass
OF apparel procaiming the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

We are sorry 70 report as
how Interview 10. with IA
nous Bklynites is postponed
again Tor another wk.-AdNt
That public official we
threatened to expose by Dec.
81 if he didn't resign but who
we didn't expose for fear he
would bring libel suit, did
some more crooked work
which we would like TO pub
lish about only we can't
prove it, darn him.
Harry Cunningham & ye
cor. G. rs was to Gotham last
Sunday p. m. to see Geo.
Kleine's fine movie, Du Barry.
Thanks for the passes, Geo. &
YOUR show was o. X. but the
seats your box office man
handed out was too far back.
Gus Schierlow looks great
in his high. silk hat, which
Gus was seen riding in in a
Union st. car last; wk. ed
itor: This is an advt. for Gus
& not for Tim Wms's Union
~ SCISSORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

itself. Boz is q Yale man and
is one OF the II. Times 5 bright
est stars.
j. Alden Weir and H. @.
Thomson foregathored At the
latters domicile at "A recent
date. Art talk was the o. Of
the d. and Hen reimbursement
about the Klondike and the old
life there. he lives in Wilton
nov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
A., BROOKLYN BITS.
COMMUNICATIONS

old Tom Cuff is n new
assist. dist. Govt atty, & we
hear he is contemplating advt.
some of his court cases in
THE GAZETTE. You always
was progressive, Tom, wasn't
you?
Art Hoffman, Gotham's W.
k. magazine editor, is think
ing of buying l of ye cor.'s
stories, we hear, which if he
don't maybe We will run it
serially in This Paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

CONNECTICUT CURRENTS.
The former inmates OF Yale.
the New Haven boys school,
In Hartford. assembled at
lunch a little while since.
There WAS a nice a &c OF IL IN
the Hartford Times and the
part about Boz Hawley's
speech Was a dithyrambic IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

Edna Aug was a pleasant
caller al ye eds house last
Sunday, but not to see u.
She was visiting Miss Edna
Ferber. Mss Aug is grac-
ing the boards at the Hud-
son these evenings and two
afternoons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

4 ~
lumphy at the door OF Dlonysius
Finnegan's residence. one snowy
Sunday evening
Have We a noothral moind7" demanded
Finnegsn, sternly Sure no wan comes here
widout they be noothral aven in their moinos,
Come in. Jawn--come in, bye, an be warrun'
he added, genially. "Th' wumman is out tn
night an me alone be mesel
"Yis." said Malumphy. as he shook of the
snow and Invested himself Of his coat Me
roird is noothral enough these times. lis
me shtummick is raybillyus now an thin
ARE We not wurrkin'7" inquired Finnesan'
sympathehcally-
odd Jobs of an on" replied his guest
despondinely. as he drew a pipe and pouch
Y wisht Bill Brine wud give me job on his
fletcher tower Twas him that said tn war
wud bring US big prosperity. Sure sv sum
folks had more brains they'd be halt witteo'
"Be than'ful ye amt Beljum, attn raw
rice firm Roekyfelly, an wearin' the CASTOR
c,o.s ~ tn Ladies Mish'nery Scity " Kinny-
bunkpoort Be gratef1 fr y'r blessins. Jawn
Bill Brine may be wan iv them f'r aught we
know"
Thus Finnegan. Malumphy, whose pipe was
5-s,r;1o III rnumbled somewhat over it as he
replied:
"M.n.m Bill Brine; mimi Bill Brine!
Sure voted fr him tree tonnes he went on
more distinctly, "but-niver agin Sure that
fellv has tn fut an mout disease, as tn sayin
Is Iv'rv tonne he opens his mout he shticks
in III tut " him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
New Rochelle
NubbinS.

Old y. r. is hitting up a
great pace these days, as is
betting its literary, dra-
matte, artistic & commercial
metropolis of Westchester Co.
Chris. Krooss expects to add
a chop & Oyster house to our
attraction abt. Feb. /. Al
terations are already being
made to the Monkey House"
& Chris. has hired Jay
Gould's old cook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

Not much news in the local
papers this week. the we'd
dings in Bodey Lampe's fam
lily crowded out nearly every
thing else. Bodey & VT. Mrs.
Lampe found time TO play &
sing al the Mayflour School