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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07

Continued from Page oneS
interesting development of the struggle
in the east. It overshadows for the mo
ment the operations Of the Russians in
East Prussia and f. taken in some quar-
tiers to indicate that they have ceased
playing the role Of merely holding their
lines to the west Of Warsaw and de-
termined on an effort to expel the in
vaders.
Few Changes I'm West.
The western war zone has been virtually
no change during the week, but there are
many reports Of German preparations for
renewed activity in Belgium. The Ger
man threat OF a submarine blockade may
DO factor In this situation. the theory
being advanced that the Germans expect
the allies to attempt to force them back
from the coast. with the idea Of destroy
ing their submarine base.
Dispatches from Cairo indicate that the
Turks who attacked the Suez canal were
merely the advance contingent OF three
columns which are struggling across the
desert. The main bodies of the invading
army soon should be heard from.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Free Attendance
Law Given Blow
By Thomas Ruling
l-ram ! $40 corraapondent.l

LINCOLN. Feb. e--Cspeoiai.)--A ruling
made today by State superintendent
Thomas In Hayes county case practi-
caIly vItiates the present free attendance
law as applied TO the county high schools
OF the state.
The ruling IL grounded upon the prop
osItion that to require the county TO pay
the tuition for one OF It's pupils attending
q nearby school In another county ana at
tho same time OF support county high
school Of its own. would constitute double
taxation.
Accordingly Superintendent Thomas
writes Mr.. Bixler OF Hayes Center that
district NO. %. Hayes county, cannot be
legally taxed the ss7 additional necessary
TO pay the nonresident tuition OF one
May Leach OF that district In another
county high school. Miss Leach has
graduated from the eighth grade OF the
Hayes county district
The only exception that Superintendent
Thomas notes to his rule would come
whore one county high school maintains
twelve grades and the other less than
that number.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Interurban Road
Hearing Goes on
With the Board

LINCOLN, Feb s--(speoiei)--A hard
fight IL being made before the state Rail-
way commission on the application Of the
Omaha and Lincoln Railway and Light
oompany's application for permission to
issue siSO.OoO worth OF bonds and $4,000
worth Of stock.
The hearing commenced this morning.
although Attorney Edgerton made n
strenuous plea for continuanee in the
absence Of his principal. BENJAMIN s.
Baker Of Omaha. who is the remonstrator.
The demonstrators original attorney.
charIes Graft, and u. G. Iiurd. the
engineer, who rs conducting his investi-
sation. are both absent. The commission.
however. directed that the hearing pro-
eeed.
Arthur English OF Omaha, vice presi-
dent Of the road. was the only witness
during the morning. He went into the
specific facts ana figures 70 show that
the desire issue represented money al
ready actually expended. Ills testimony
showed thar the greater part Of Il was
expended IN connection with the COM
pauy's lighting business and only a small
part for the interurban end proper.
The remonntrator Il attempting 10 show
that the applicant has not expended the
amount Of money claimed,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Legislative
Proceedings



II. n Di, Daloe and Patterson Amend
msnt % pure food law. recurring insrcd-
tents 70 Be named on label OF imitation
BAY Of "a n ..p ptsse c sna an Increase
hepommendod 10 pass az amended
~ \. go Reagan Of Piatto--Reliovoa
s ,,,e anp'ses q duty q providing offices
g . law that has not been Is ed
n. n. ~ Fuller and Lisssst-i Il RSss
ssase officers from i.ooe 10 &, and less ~
Recommended 70 paeR - n -
~. n iN. Isrsen.-clvil aaIzics for
south Omaha school employees except
teachers Recommended to pass.
~ ~ 8ll Observation-Disclosures the owners
q iote - NOW weeds on the lot and Oh
ne streets and alleys adjacent. Recom-
s. =. "a winE- Pensions. volunteer flrs-
men IN cittea 81 the first-class Of less
than -Ne inhabitants, during Disability.
while injured IN the discharge e their
osaiss, recommended to pass a.
s y, Is. wink-sane a. s. r.. "a but
relates q incorporated villages. RECON-.
IL r "a Nlcnels-Peralts tho Increase
e ealafies tof oonnoilmen Of .eitiee 81
rom eco % s.'.eo 20 so from 2 w, and
Falses ralaries 81 the mayor Of south
s.oeo y aAooa Reeommended % pass es
slI. y ls7, Broome--citiss Of SEQ to
81 % provide improvement fund 10 ID
spent by Commercial clubs. Rocom-
nsnded g pass es amended
~ - ~ 1aylor.- Distract count re-
other combination than saiary. Present
law gives them - cents per 100 words.
t'feereAa reported
panlcs must properly house live stock en-
trusted 70 their care. Recommended 70
Il. Il. i@. nroon,e-Pnoside. MAJ Han.
shall be filed before the first day Of Ocfo-
pr ~ the year following the foalinE o.
ottfprint heeommendeo to pass
AZ fenos and dlrisicn Ia n CO.. 70 az 's ean-
s,r.s,lon- Recommended 70 pass a.
q. 3. ~ crinlslaw-- ALLOWS partial clos
% lsss than Is inhablfsnss ana md proviaes
/ .Sf me resulatlon OF admission charHes
tnsr no; hecommended 'to pass
~ A. ia. palosy- Provides for employ
eountles Of opar 3oooo and citles of over
49, population. Recomlnended 10 paar
~ ~ e. Horney-- Repeals two sections
ments. Amended 70 put m proper fisures.
Recommended % pass a. amcndod
II. \. 3it. Peterson -frohlhIfs abandon
ns9t et street railway or lnterurbaI
q the diversion q traffic i,,osn one IN ront
&C another except b. written consent .
= majority o. anjacept property owners
ana requires approval q municinal AM
county authorities and the state Raliwa'
commission, Recommended 70 pAss :
II. n q. crinkiA1-Ellminats. nam an.
we country ana al cluoa - less thai
t'et. Recommended 20 paaa
III A1lo1fned % meet Monday AZ h oiclooIr
Annooneementsf ads hFinE gooa =.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Heirs Of Indian
Fight Lawsuit to
Take Property

LINCOLN, Feb a. Especial lilo, the
poor Indian. was aeain the victim o.. the
white mans, wllea that n. Il the de-
fendapks iido Of 4 easo that has boen
appealed from fhur5ton county to the
supreme court BY tho helrh Of Daniel
Grant q 10 Be believed.
tThc heirs are the defendants and the
appellants. The plainun 4 wni 81
Entlll, who successfully brought the suit
IN The lower court 10 foreclose mort
gage for $500 that no held against the
deceased and Sophia Grant, his widow,
otherwise known a. Ale-meta Mitchell
Grant
II l. siicsed hs ne dsfendant that The
plaintiff Tor some four years before tho
death 81 paniei Grant secured the
signatures TO fh6 notc through mis-
representation and BY use Of liquor. lts
cancellation a. well az 4 senefai &C.
counting Is asked ~ the defepdants.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Bundle Day in
New York is Success

NEW YORK. Feb. e~-so general was
the response last Thursday 20 make DUN
Ole day a success that the Central Bun
die committee. headed BY Mrs. James
speyer, today announced that plans
were already being discussed 20 make the
bundle collections an annual affair, but
at date previous TO the Christmas holt
days
The bundles continued 10 come yester-
day at the bundle headquarters on an
Average OF 1900 an hour. The same thing
was going on at the other receiving sta
tons. About 70 per cent OF the bundles
contained mems clothing. Garments III
need Of repair are sent to repair shops
where the workers are paid Is cents an
hour and work four hour shifts that a
sreat number Of unemployed may profit
by the employment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Lawmakers Feel
Little Sympathy
For Normal Board

LINCOLN, Feb. 6,-(special.). 1.-THE ease
with which. the blu 70 abolish the old
normal board went through the house,
with only eight dissenting votes. indi-
Gates just how much the people OF Ne
hraska we're IN sympathy with tho ac-
ton Of the old board in Diminishing Dr.
Thomas from the Kearney State normal
without a hearing and without being able
10 inform the public the cause OF his
decapitation. except tho well known opin-
ion that he had opposed the school
masters club ana was IN bad with that
organization
The first vindication TO DIT. Thomas
came when he was nominated for tho
office Of state superintendent and the
second came when be was elected 70
that position by a larger majority than
any other man on the safae ticket. and
now the Legislature has taken hold OF the
matter with the evident intention OF pre-
venting any future happenings Of this
kind " ss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Six Men Killed by
Explosion in Mine

FAYETTEVILLE. w Va. Feb. g.
At least six men are believed TO have
been killed by an explosion in mine
OF the New River Coal company at Car
Isle near here today. There were 1853
men in the workings. All save ten
reached the surface in safety. They re-
ported that six miners had been killed
but said they knew nothing Of the re-
naming four. Rescue parties were or
ganized Immediately TO search the mine.
News OF the disaster was sent to the
Pittsburgh station or the Bureau of
Mines and word was received that
rescue ear would proceed at once to
Carlisle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
DYING MAN SAVES FAST
TRAIN FROM POSSIBLE WRECK

MIfFoRp. Utah. Feb g : Mortaiiy
wounded BY a pistol shot, Kihara. Jap
anese section foreman. used the last OF
his strength TO set torpedo on the
tracks OF the Salt Lake route near here
last night to save the eastbound Pacific
limited train from possible wreck. XII
harA was shot through the abdomen by
Mexioans who composed his force. They
fled. leaving tho handcar on the rails
The wounded man tried IN vain to re-
move the car alone and then dragged
himself down the track with torpedo.
which he placed 30 a. to check the train.
The train stopped IN response to the sig
nal ana brought Kihara to this place.
where 10 died,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
DOUTHETT HAS NO BILLS
Dawson County Senator win Be in
Fine Shape to Vote Independ-
emily During Session.
TWENTY-FIVE FOR MR.. HOWELL

Trom staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. FEB 6-(special.) -Senator
Douthett OF Dawson believes In the econ
onny plan and practices Il, as is shown
by the records Of senate Bookkeeper Gus
Beschoner. The senator introduced no
bills during the session. but he IL gem
orally found in his place with his eyes
open and votes when votes count
Senator Kohl came newt with two bills
70 his credit while Hosgland put over
three. Buhrman, PiIler and Robertson
came forward with four each and Spencer
was the author Of five Brooisley. Gates,
Krurnbach and Marshall got an even
half dozen each. pure food count and
woesner and Wilson OF Frontier had the
magic seven.
Lahners. Ruben, shumway. spirk VIII
son OF Dodge and Wink are responsible
for eight bills each. Mates nine. Gov
ernor" Grace ten and Henry eleven. Bed
ford, Bushee, England. I6iechei and san
daIl made Il dozen and then the skip
came to fourteen for Quinby and saun-
ders. MaIiery had sixteen bills, which
included the education code billi Dodge
has eighteen and BeaI nineteen. Howell
has twenty-five.
This makes an average OF nine 10 the
senator. counting one bill put in by the
judiciary committee.
There are thirty-nine bills on general
file ana four bills on third reading. Four
teen have been indefinitely postponed and
twenty-three have successfully run the
gauntlet Of the senate and are now In the
tender nercies OF the house. and later.
II successful. win go TO the governor
At this date last year twenty-one bills
had been passed by the senate. With
only 2ss bills introduced this session. as
against a5s the fast session, would indi-
cate that the senate would get through
easily within the sixty days
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
LUSTTANIA FLIES
STARS AND STRIPES
Cunard Liner Crosses Irish Sea
Under American Flag, Reaching
Liverpool Saturday.
CAPTAIN CLAIMS THE RIGHT

LONDON, Feb. 6.--The Cunard
line steamer Lusitania crossed the
Irish Sea flying the American flag.
The Lusitania sailed from New York.
January 80, arriving at Liverpool to-
day.
An American passenger said the
captain claimed the right TO ny the
American flag because he had neu-
trail mails and neutral passengers
aboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
South Omaha Cut Out
Of the Salary Raise

LINCOLN, Feb. 6-(special. )-Norfolk
IL a bigger town than South Omaha n
salaries contemplated in action taken by
the house this afternoon are 70 be con-
sIdorod, H. r. 2ss the bill under dis
cussion provides that the salary OF the
councilmen OF the city OF South Omaha
and other cities OF that class sad
population shall be 1880. an increase Of
$500 over the old law. For cities Of 5000
to 500 an increase or 500 Is allowed
with limit OF el.COo
Nichols Of Madison, author of the bill,
amended II 30 that the old law would
apply to South Omaha. making the
salary 1900 while the Norfolk class of
cities would set the benefit OF the raise.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
Factory Proposition
Bill Is Called Back


LINCOLN. Feb. e--tspecisi.) --Jasrys
factory bill II. r. ~ was resurrectsd
Saturday morning and referred back to
tho COMMITTEES Of the whole for amend
ments.. after 4 had been switched, Into
the hoppsf tor lndsflnltely postponed
bills. Friday morning.
The measure a. It win again be Of
Tered 10 the house provides for a
definition Of sfaatoFy." which viii comply
with the provisions Of the worklnsmen'D
'eompcpsation act. The minimum om-
ployca BY tho original bill for factory
demanding inspection was one. The
hniendrents offered Saturday morning
after tho measure was given new lie
was fixed at five. and factories viii in
elude all places Of business wherein raw
material 10 changed 70 q more finished
product.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
HOUSE VOTES SYMPATHY TO
REPORTER OVER ACCIDENT

l,INCOLN. Feb. Especial. )-Resolu-
lions Of sympathy for r, y. Wolfe. house
Representative for the Daily star. were
offeroz and passed BY the house saturday
morning Mr.. Wolfe Is unable 10 carry
on MS work OF account Of a hrbken arm
sustained earlier in the week The reso.
luton WAS offered BY Representative
slcbbins
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
WESTERN FREIGHT RATE
HEARING IS POSTPONED

WASHINGTON Feb. e-Hearinss on
The proposals OF western railroads to
increase freight rates. which were to
begin in Chicago before the Interstate
Commerce. commission. February Is, have
been postponed until March by agree
ment between the railroads.. the Inter
state Commerce commission and the
stats Railroad commissions. affected.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07

ONLY ONE sBRoSTo QUTNINE.
TO got the genuine call for full name.
Laxative Bromo ouinine. Look for sigma
ture Of Il. w. Grove. Cures a cold IN one
day. Is cents,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07

Apartments flats. houses ana cottages
can Be rented quickly and cheaply b. =
Bee For Rent" sd
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
sample Size Bottle.

ssac.AL NcTH9eu ~
book q seinshls information eonainnk
bladder
to
reed this offer the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07

~, .A'n'an''a'HlsT lal hEinE Eoea -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07

bee Want Ads Proouce results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-07
GREATEST FIGHT
OF WAR TO DATE
YET UNDECIDED

Continued from Page One,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
At the Hotels.

Miller Arrivals: Henry : Evans. Mer-
cede-: Thomas \. Williams. Nashville
ri. y. Fixes. Gainesville; q. II. Stevens,
Houston; VI. -. Bennett. Cucro: George
.Nhalcr. Marlin: Il. II. Kelley. Houston; y
f.. Mlnlm. Dallas. l.. W. Smith. san An
tonic; J. N. Gillespie. III Pa~o; NJ. II.
Miller. New Orleans; +. VI. Duhosc. lie
hrnnviIle: II j. Sullivan. Memphis; Stan
ley Clifford. New York; Hiram IT,. Hart,
New York.
san Carlos Arrivals q. A. Garrison. q.
g. Langley. a. Austin. Il. l.. Ellis. Kings
vile: Mr.. and Mr.. MI. VI. Smnnt. san An
tonic; T. j. Brooks. ko~~c; Mr.. and MIR,
VI. II. Bri~coc. Sharyland; =. T.. Mctzgcr
and wife. S~haryland; Mr.. Pearce {.
Driver. Cecil Driver and Mr.. NJ Cheat
ham. Denver. Colo; John Murphy, Mcrce-
dr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
Protecting the Ladies
tNan Antonio Light

suppose vou were riding on u street ear
and two we'll dressed women entered. close
~ followed ~ 4 young man who took 4
seat between them.
And suppose. a few moments attcrward.
one Of them ~prang to her feet. pointed her
finger 1T The young man. and cried This
cur m-ultcd a., lie followed a. IN here. H.
IL bounding u-.
Suppose. then, ~ the chiyalry oi the ear
got onto it, collective feet for the purpose
of doing something about - unpleasant a
situation. the Young man exclaimed. harsh
ly get bach there, I'm an officer. These
two women are prisoners N their way to
headquarters"
Whcrcup"u one Nj the women had hy~-
.tcric~ and ihc other called upon heaven
.to witness that this was Y mere -uhtcrtugc
on the young mans part 10 enable him to
Get away. and then demanded HI there was
" gentleman within the sound ot her voice
that hc come ~ her protection.
Then suppose the young man showed "
police shield and the young woman who
had already made 4 couple NJ speeches de-
clared that. policeman or No policeman.
.hc had in~ulird them.
Well. what would YOU do? Obviously
either the man ~ the women might IN ten
ling the truth. Nou would wish 10 let the
law take It'll course. but how would You
know that even a policeman, off duty and
in civilian clothes. might not be annoying
women
This wa- the problem that the pa~-cn-
gers ~ 4 New York subway ear had tn
solve u few dav- ago. About half - them
figured il out one way. while the other
half figured il out the other. The half
that Sympathized with beauty IN distress
surrounded the alleged 'ma~hcr" and cans"
near To doing him violence. The ladies de-
cided Ia leave at the first station. The
officer insisted on going with them. Some
Of the crowd wanted to restrain him from
following them.
II took several uniformed policemen on
the platform 10 ~traighten out the mess
and see that the beautiful ladies and their
escort reached 4 patrol box in safety. Ye-.
that's where they went. Ii developed that
the man was an neutrality-suspicious. detec-
tive. that ne was On duty. and that hi fair
companions were prisoners. Just a he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
SURGEONS BODY
SHIPPED AWAY
PROMINENT VALLEY SURGEON AND
PHYSICIAN DIED FORM EFFECT
OF PISTOL SHOT IN MOUTH.

Mercedes, Tex. July 6.-The body Of
DIR. Edward q. S~choonmaker. who died
here at | o'clock Sunday afternoon n the
result III 4 pistol shot I'D the mouth. was
shipped to New York City early Monday
for burial. Mr.. Schuonmakcr. who has
been visiting in New York City. will meet
the body there.
Or. >choonmaker was "A prominent
thirty-~econd degree Mason and \ Shrincr.
The body was met at Houston last night
by Shrincrs. and was transferred IN them
"a u Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas tram.
which was held thirty mute Tor the body.
Arrangements nave bern made also IN
Shriner~ IN II. Louis aud New York City
To meet the body. Dr.. >choonmakcr was
Il member of the Galveston con~i~tory of
Scottish Rite Ma~on-.
Arrangements are being made here for
A memorial service 40 bc held next SUNDAY
afternoon III the PRESBYTERIAN church III
tins city. Short c%ulogic- 10 the departed
celebrated physician and surgeon viii ~
delivered bv 4 number Of brother Ma~on~
and physicians. among them Or. Gros~cup
of Mercedes and Dr. Henry X. Locw of
Brownsville. Vi ~ expected that u large
delegation will come from kine~yillc ~ Z
o'clock. The definite time viii IVY an
nuunced later.
The physician had been IN failing health
ton some time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
Huerta Protests
His Incarceration

Washington. u. III. July G.-Genrral IIu-
erta'> Geographic protest to Chief Justice
White "a the Supreme Court against hi-
Incarceration Ill FL Pa~o and demanding
that instructions be given for proper treat
mcnt Vt him wu~ taken ~ thc State De
partment hy Jamc~ u. Nahcr. clerk uf the
Supreme Court.
IL al old: there nothing To give out.
There ~ nu news tu it." was all Mr.. Muhcr
would SAY IN he left the department.
There i- nothing tor tIr court tu Nv. TAcy
do not meet until next October. anyway
Department officials Say the court cannot
take jurisdiction of The ease. and the cx-
pectation IL that the Telegram win bc rc-
ierred to the state department and IN the
Department "a Justice for it~ information.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
A. g.. M.-Varsity Enforcement.

GIVE thought tO tile amendment Z"
be voted ON next month. diVorclng the
N. II. Nj. College from the State Uni
yersity. On this amendment will depend
the usefulness Mi the N. a. NJ. Texas
is the greatest agricultural state IN the
Union and l. wucfully handicapped ia
exploiting its resources by It's present
system. We should have the best agri-
cultural college III the United States
for ON this question depends Y pro
greSs.-Calvcrt Picayune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
Supreme Court Behind.

~ y -"
Austin. Tex. July G-BcSpite the
fact that much business was transacted
~ the state supreme cuurt during the
term just ended. cmbracim. 4 ncriod uf
nine months. the court still IL I'll; eases
behind ills docket. This number includes
III applications for WrtS NJ error. Many
LAWYERS throughout TEXAS are urging
this ~ One reason for the adoption ur
.IHlN II az the proposed constitutional
amendment providing for five Judge,
instead IA three far the supreme court.
II is expected that should The Increase
bc authorized at tie polls. there will IT,
y lively contest for the two POSITIONS.
thus created. There already are ten ten
tatiyr candidates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
Get as Members.-Nc~~r~. VIII

Get as MemberS.-Nc~-r~. Williams and
Herman. the good roads men, assisted hy
Mc~~r~. Harrison and Clint vi the Browns
vile Good Roads Club, an io noon had
obtained - signature WI Brownsville men
To become member ct the Brownsville
Good Roads Club. They expect w bring the
number To- 100 today. y. +. Colp. secretary
Of the Texas Good Roads Association. cX-
pcct~ To- JON The party al Lyford the lat
ter part WI the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
Ownership of Five COwS-Wa~ the

tor NJ litigation III Justice Court No. | this
morning. Seven head OF cattle imported
some time since had been seized ~ stolen
animals hy the Inspector on duty. Two
were returned To their owners. whose
brands they bore. ID. \. Blackwell and
Adolfo G%erate. cattle buyers. ye~teday. the
last day within the legal limit for claim
me seized goods, put IN = claim 81 owner
-hip Of the remaining five. The ease in
.volving ownership after 2 blocked issue at
" hearing this morning was reset for next
Thursday. Judge Kirk has bound both
litigant- over II the grand jury IL answer
charges ot receiving stolen property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
EASTERN HAIRDRESSING SHOP
1908 Washington st. Phone 1873 for ap-
pOintmentS.-4l2ltf.

w. B. Cox Here-W. h. Cox, the former
Brownsville man who was "A prisoner at
chihuahua. Mexico. for five months IN con
|nection with Mexican currency. has ar
rived IN Brownsville, having been gwen hi-
complete release after several months. Mr..
Cox came here 10 Join hi~ wife. lie eX-
poets t. return to his present home at
.Tampico. Mexico. shortly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
On Trip TO Old Mexico.

missioner sam Bell accompanied County
Commissioner 4. N. Graham oi San Rcnitu
wv New MrNicu thc lattvr part vi last
week. In North Texas thc two will JON
au automobile good roads tour. w bc
made across the Panhandle country into
New Mexico, ~ Roswell, where Comri-
~ioncr Graham formerly resided. They
will hr away about three week..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
Let the Herald HidalgO Advance auto

take YOU from San Juan TO Edinburg
San Juan Immediately upon arriva.
Of motor ear each evening.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-06
When you are in a hurry afternoons [

reach Edinburg YOU can do 50 by taking
the motor ear To San Juan, transferring
there to a waiting passenger auto for the
IIidalgo county seat. Passenger and pack
age service except Sundays.-tf.