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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Like Moscow Best;

G. F. Carlson Of Juliaetta sold two
truck loads Of hogs to Hagan and
Cushing Tuesday. Other livestock
sellers who sold their livestock TO the
Hagan and Cushing packing plant
were M. K. Smith Of Juliaetta, who
sold a truck load Of lambs and one
load Of hogs; R. D. Stout of Union
town, who sold four truck loads of
hogs and Ed Kits from south Of Mos
COW who sold two truck loads of hogs.
The business visitors expressed a
preference for Moscow not only as
the best place to sell but also as the
best trading point.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Argonaut Editor to Seattle.

R. 3. Jenness, editor Of the Uni
yersity Argonaut, left this afternoon
for Seattle where he will represent
the Idaho publication at a conference
Of college and university editors on
the Pacific coast. At this meeting the
Argonaut will take out membership
in the Pacific Coast Inter-C Collegiate
press service, whereby important
news from all coast schools will be
dispatched to the Argonaut and other
schools will receive press reports
from the University of Idaho. The
convention will be held at the Uni
yersity of Washington, November 8,
and 5.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
ITALY PAYS RESPECTS
TO UNKNOWN SOLDIER

Rome (By A. P.)-Solemn rever-
ence by King and peasants was paid
Italy's unknown soldier when the body
arrived here Wednesday morning.
The body was transported on gun
carriage to the Church Of Santa Marie
Degli Angel, where it will lie in
state until the interment Friday on
the ALTAR of the Country under the
Victor Emanuel monument.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Mrs. Iddings will accompany the dean

Mrs. Iddings will accompany the dean
to Wisconsin where she will visit
friends and relatives. They expect to
be gone about three weeks.
Before returning Dean Iddings will
visit several Of the agricultural col
leges of the southern states. DR.. A.
H. Upham, president of the university
who has already gone to New Or
leans will attend the meeting of re-
representatives. from the land grant col
legeS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
DEAN e. J. IDDINGS LEAVES
FOR NEW ORLEANS MEETING

Dean E. j. Iddings of the University
of Idaho college Of agriculture will
leave Thursday morning for New
Orleans to attend the annual meeting
of the Association of Land Grant col
leges to be held November and 10.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
COUNTY RECORDS

w D.-Josie McCune to August S.
Frost and Nels S. Frost, $4,000. The
E. 1854 degrees of Lots and so of
Moscow.
@. C. D.-Nels S. Frost to August
S. Frost, 81, his interest in above.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
MOTOR TO USE
POWER OF TIDE
French Public Works Minister
Will Make Experiment.
ALWAYS REGARDED AS DREAM

If Experiments Being Made on Barren
Stretch Of Breton Coast Prove Sue
csssfuI all Nonproducing Coast Land
May Be Turned Into Power Sta
tions - Ministerial Commission
Spends Tive Years in Study Of
Problem.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
CITY COUNCIL
OPENSOFFERS
FOR TURBINE

The city commissioners had not de-
cislrI this afternoon which " four bids
10 accept O. install an additional tur-
hinr at the light AMI power plant
The bids were opened at a meeting
Yesterday afternoon from the following
firms: Smith and Whitney nf Dallas /:
Southwestern General Electric Co.
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
Co. and the AlliS-C Chalmcrs Company.
Representatives were On the ground for
each og the firms a. the total cost was
not stated in the bids they will have {"
b. analyzcd il was explained. before
the inwcSt bidder can be- determined.
Today t. NJ. Wise II the Southwestern
General Electric Cn. gave lecture uR
turbine engines 20 thee classes ia chem
i~try and Physics at the high school. M
which City Manager Grnpc. Commission
ers Cobolini and Jesse penmett were
present. The drrlupment af the turbine
idea was outlined from IT. first inception.
the speaker shaving how this develop
mcnt had been carried a. u point making
turbine construction virtually indispenS-
able NJ modern power production.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
new DREADNAUCHT
OF JAPAN TO GO
into COMMISSION

TOXIC. Oct. 2l-The supsrdread-
naught Mutsu, sister ship Of the Ma
cato and the second ,capital ship
to be completed under the eight
eight program. will BE- placed in COM
mission by the japanese navy on De-
cember | and viii then be one Of the
capital ships Of the first squadron,
together with the Nagato and the
Yamashiro. The Mutsus has a dis
placement Of 33.S00 tons.
The third capital ship under the
cight-ess.zhet program. the kaga. j. ex-
pccted to be launched at the kaw-
assaki Dockyard in Kobe in Decem-
ber. this year. and to be comleted IN
November. 1922 The work on the
Kaga has been delayed for some
weeks owing 20 the recent shipyard
strikes in Kobe This superdread-
naught will have displacement Of
10000 tons.
AT the new Japanese ships are
equipped with l6-inch guns. The
MutSu and Nagato carry eight of
these monster guns apiece. and II is
possible that the kaga will carry
twelve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
Sixth Sense Helps
Customs Inspectors in SeiZing
TwO Boxes Containing Booze

Customs Inspectors Shears and
Campbell seized two good sized box
81 IN the local express office this
morning. containing 80 quarts cf IL
quor believed 10 have bcen Smugglcd
from Mexico. Ono box contained
50 and the other 30 bottles. rs of
which were tcquia and two rum.
Name or names Of the consigace are
being withheld IN the Officers who
are endeavsring "a locate parties
responsible for lhe contrahand ship
ment.
The boxes we're much like packing
eases used to ship dryEoods. etc.
measuring about i-2 by , by 3 IL
feet. the larger of the two weighing
$50 pounds. II Il not known how the
inspectors suspicious were aroused
regarding what @ppcarc the most
casual freight. seizu-e and discovery
being attributed .o the mysterious
sixth sense lower valley customs men
have - long exhibited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
HARLlNCEN SAN
BENITO ROAD
COMPLETE

When lab0rers al ; 80 o'clock
Thursday afternoon poured their
last yard of concrete. work was COM
pletcd on the construction ~ the
concrete highway connecting Har-
hngen and San Benito. according to
adviccs reaching County Judge Os-
car G. Dancy today. When the con-
crete has had time to set" the road
will be- thrown open to traffic. which
i expected to be in from three to
four weeks.
The contractors equipment II be-
inc removed today to the eastern
city limits Of San Benito, where
work will start Monday morning on
the final stretch Of concrete pre-
vidcd for under the present con
tract. This will b. or,@ ami s.x-
tcnths miles in length. and win ex-
tend from the San Benito eastern
city limits 70 the drainage ditch.
The death curve" at the drain
age ditch has been eliminated
through the construction Of cut-off
which strikes the present road about
three quarters Of a mile east Of the
drainage ditch. This cutoff. IL il
understood, will moi come under the
present. c0ncreting contract. and y
still closed but viii probably soon
be thrown open 10 traffic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
SOME PROGRESS MADE
in THE CHANNEL FUND

Manager J. Fl. Hott Of the Cham
her of Commerce returned last night
from a three-dav trip 20 the unDer
valley. accompanied by Arthur Hipp
who returned Wednesday. in behalf
of the channel fund. The secretary
reported general progress as some
what slow, but apparently not eN-
tinct. campaigning having evidently
proved rather fatiguing.
'McAllcn now has In actual cash
81 900 more than II had towards the
fund two years ago" Mr.. Hott am
nouneed, i" the committee promising
$6O9 more. 5000 ~ which has been
subscribed. This leaves a net short
age If only $500 when the 5000
promised i collected McAllcn will
have total Of $4,000.
Mercedes lacks but $500 ~ bring
ing the fund IN TO the 81 900 mark.
inclrding Weslaco. The latter town
nov has 81 .0s0 in the bank ani s. 90
further pledged in collectible subs
cripiions. San Juan has a total of
$612. with work still being pushed
Other points still short have ~
parentlv slowed up & some dc, rec
IN the work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
HIDALCO'S new
ROADS PROGRESS
Good Headway Being Made
in Construction of Road
North of Edinburg

Highways IN IIidalgo county are MAX
ing rapid progress. contractors wh" are
stoppsng over in thiSs city stated this
morning. The firm handling the work y
that III W. II. Pearson and Company. ~
which Marshall White II brownsville j.
q mefnher.
Constrncfion now actively under wax
Is on the rad from Edinhnrg north q"
the county line. abont .i.s miles IN length
Work began this week. according Ga Mr.
Pearson. fwn outfits having alroady
moved ii and started operation Five miles
Of the distance will be gravel TOP. the re-
mainder III caIiche. Total cost j. esiilnat
% at SoSA0nO or about SG.IoO per mile
II "a believed by the contractors that the
entire stretch can be completed by April
I. although the contact stipulates Aug
uef !.
Meanwhile bond election Is proposed
to raise funds for construction of the east
and west highway. from Starr ~ Cameron
county lines. When work Is begun on
this division of the counfy's road system.
according ~ the contractors. the highway
will run via Edinburg aud Pharr. con-
meeting up with Cameron county's state
highway M. II The vsters of iidalgo
are reported 20 he kecnly interested ia
improved roads and II Is believed that the
bond election viii carry by big majority
That portion Of the east and west high
way between Edinburg and Pharr. as well
as the highway from Edinbnrg north viii
form a part If the Old Spanish Tail di-
rect route from San Antonio To- this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
IS
same, CHIEF
lee DECLARES
Proposal to Postpone Is De-
clined -Trainmen's
Chief to Meet

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 2l---Up-
on his return from Chicago where
the abroad brotherhoods and exec
utiyes met yesterday with the labor
board. W. q. Lee. president of tn
trainmen's organization announced
this morning that tbs strike situation
H. absolutely unchanged.
1The railroad and brotherhood eN
vcutIvc and the board had Il full di-
cuSsion of the general situation from
the viewpoint Of each side Lee said
The proposal "a postpone strike a-.
tion NJ = a. M. October 30. made hy
the board members. was vmphatically
declined BY the chief executives. no
provision far such action havirn
been made.
Lee mas called hi executive com
mittcc members into session Monday
The advisory board Of the engineers
and the executive committee uf tht
fircmcn are now here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
"CIRLY.GIRLY" MAIDENS
FROM BROADWAY DON'T
DRAW" IN MEXICO CITY

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 21-Amer-
ican Jazz devils" have come To Mex
leo City and have made their synco-
patton popular but theater-goiRg
Mexicans have failed TO appreciate an
American musical comedy as recent
IN presented by company OF girl
girly girls direct from Broadway"
to use the words of the inspired press
agent The company appeared here
as one of the attractions Of the Cen
tennial celebration. Advertised a. "A
bit of Broadway transplanted TO
Mexico. the girls were intended 10
add bit Of pepper and zest to tho
months Of fiesta. but. after few
nights, interest Jagged and the show
concluded its run without breaking
any attendance records
It was not because the attraction
was below the standard Of any simil-
ar show in the United States. Old
timers in the American colony here
have long declared that American
musical comedy will not pay in Mex
ic0 and their predictions appear to
have been substantiated in the recent
attempt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21

Rev. j. A. Ruffner. pastor q the
Methodist Church of this city. has
been appointed q member q the
committee on the Spiritual State of
tie Church al The 63rd annual con
ference Of the West Texas district,
which Is now in progress at San An
tonic. having begun Wednesday. Be
FIRE leaving Brownsville 20 attend
the conference Mr.. Ruffner said that
the meetin.. might be somewhat pro
longed this year, on account OF
lengthy discussion expected to fol
low a number of vital questions 70
be brought up. The conference
ueually lasts four Or five days. he
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
RED CROSS BUILDING
ROADWAYS In CHINA

SHANGHAI, Oct 2l--According
to the final report Of the American
Red Cross W the work done III the
northern famine region a total Of
Mex. S2.42s,OO0 was expended in
CARRYING out great scheme for the
construction of systems Of roadways.
III aII 754 miles ~ roadway were
biult. tho cost per mile ranging from
S3SJ to 6,4l0. Besides the work of
building roads 1872 wells were dug
IN cost Of S27.19 each. In the
work $4,000 workmcn were recruit
cd and S4l 900 persons were reach
ed ~ relief. III the province If
Shantung $4,000 trees were planted.
The report has been forwarded I'D
the Headquarters Of the Red Cross
al Washington, ID C.. hy u. ". Bak-
~. who was IN charge " The famine
relief work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
LLANO CRANDE CLUB
NAMES DIRECTORS
Further Steps Taken in Plan
to Take Over Stewart Club
Building and Grounds

MERCEDES. Texas, Oct. 2i--
A temporary board of directors for
the proposed Llano Grande Country
Club. a project that has for its pur-
pose the purchase of the Stewart
land concerns club house and
grounds on Llano Grandc lake. was
elected al meeting held al the club
house Monday night
The board consists Of the follow
ing members: A. Y. Baker of Edin-
burg: Willard Ferguson Of Mission
A. ID. Rogers Of McAIlen; Alfred Liss-
ner of Donna; ii. Raymond Mills Of
Weslaco; B. Ii. Dunlap Of In Feria ;
Miss Julia Montgomery Of Browns
vile: Frank Hadden. J. Herndon, Il.
Buell. and ID. A. Warner Of Mercedes.
Nj. VI. Pugh, who has been actively
associated with the plan. presided AZ
the meeting, which discussed the
question Of memberships and plan
Of payments for stock.
An important phase Of the meeting
touched upon the plans by which the
purchase Of the clubhouse anil
grounds al cost Of $4,000 can be
financed, as well as some way 10 pro-
vide for work on the golf grounds
without placing an additional burd
an upon the stockholders. The sale Of
two-thirds Of the capital stock. it was
believed, would provide for all inn
mediate needs. Annual dues of $50,
payable quarterly in advance have
been agreed upon. Citrus growers
dues from the income from grape
fruit trees on the grounds.
The directors will meet IN a few
DAYS to formulate plans for securing
a charter for the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
UNIONS DECLARE THEY
CANNOT SUSPEND ORDER

Board yesterday, il was said today IN
union circles.
The board. it j. said, presented
three proposals to the presidents of
of the biz four brotherhoods and the
Switchmen's Union They were:
/. Railroads make reduction in
freight rates corresponding 70 the
wage reduction OF July /. less such
reductions already made since that
date.
2. Roads refrain from asking the
abor board for further wage reduc-
lion until the last cut has been trans
lated into rate reductions.
.. Unions suspend or withdraw
the strike order.
The union presidents were willing
to accept the first two but declared
they made no arrangements for sus-
pending the strike and that settle
ment must b. made before October
90 or the walkout would automatical-
liz become effective.
The proposals made no mention
of overtime or other rules promul-
gated under federal control, which
he employees seeks To retain. The
brotherhood chiefs declare their
strongest fight will b. made for these
rules.
The strike authorizations provide
only for ending the strike presum
ably after settlement which the an
ion leaders maintain must involve
more than the question Of the july
wage reduction on which the strike
was technically called.
The board, IL was reported today.
assured the union leauvrs that the
roads could nct ret decision for
t.or:hs even II they filed the pro
na.ed REQUESTS for ten per cent
vqrp reduction Immediately.
The board J. understood 70 have
pointed out that ca5-s now on the
IL ehet would prevent consideration
az the railroads appli..aTirr are "a
sLch impor-ant a. Won. " 1uobabl
save off decision anotnsr FIX months
mon hca ~ hcfOr- thei- Y p.,rtura
r,r headquarters eNpr,s-ee resent
ireur over the board Meeting. While
adjournment of last nights confer
cncc was termed by Judge X. Nj. Bar
ton. chairman of the board. a. 'fir-
al adjournment. with no plans for
The immediate future. board mem
hers said the way IS still open e
call the union president I'M for Set
ticmert conference.
IN conference. il .ANd. develop
cd ole point on winch vul'sf"cs are
ir g., tire unanimiiN. atAeagh at
li.aus Sicns were WI an am'ahlr na-
ture. This point was that both groups
are convinced they are fighiinE foH
their lives.
The Western Manager Associa
unlpIt of the eastern managers ami
ton probably will not follow the cN.
advertise in thc newspapers for men
10 replace strikers. Samuel FELTON,
president VI the Chicago 4 Great
Western. said today.
Eve have received 50 many appli.
cations already that We don't need
10 advertise. he said
The western managers meet TN
afternoon to complete this plan Of ac-
tior.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
lOOCOMMUNISTS
INVADEu.S.TO
CAUSE TROUBLE
French Police Declare They
Slipped Through Immigra-
ton Lines

PARIS, Oct. 21-French police Of
ficiaIs asserted today that more than
a hundred members of the young
communists organization in Europe
slipped through the immigration lines
and reached the United States within
the last two months for the purpose
of causing trouble which they were
convicted in Massachusetts, last sum-
mer.
The police throughout France to-
day are carefully guarding American
consuiates and other buildings oc-
cupied by American citizens a. the
result of a flood Of threatening let
tiers received BY Ambassador Herrick
ans American Consul General Thack
ara.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
TELLS Them TO HOLD
UP STRIKE PENDING A
HEARING AND DECISION
Grievances Will be Heard at q
Hearing Scheduled For Next
Wednesday Morning

Railroad to-day,
by all cali
ed cf
az the strike until
the board has heard their grievances and decision
he strike October 80 the
choose to defy
warned maintain
the Of
~hc began a o'clock
The osaid far
working hereby jurisdiction the dis
likely substantially interrupt
comm mercc."
the board
violated violating the reduction order
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
ADMIRAL BEATTY OF
BRITISH NAVY, in
US. FOR MEETING

NEW YORK. y. y, Oct. zi--Ad-
miraI Earl Beatty. British navy. and
gallant sea fighter with Nelson
touch. landed in New York today
from the Aquit:.nia cn route to Kan
sas City for the American Legion
convention.
Thousands Of persons maSse1 at
Manhattan's tip 10 greet thc sea hero
who was welcomed by Lieutenant
Governor Wood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
LLOYD GEORGE TO
LEAVE FOR STATES
ON 5TH OF MONTH

LONDON, Oct. ri Premier Da-
vid Llyod George decided definitely
to depart for Washington on Novem-
Der on the liner Aauitania. arriv-
ing in time for the afternoon session
Of the armaments conference On the
opening day. November H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
NEGRO BOYS FLocGED

fFfN Fhn N#~IW' HFt TrFN~i
DENTON. Texas, Oct. 21-Tw0
negro BOYS were taken from Jail AZ
Pilot Point last night and severely
flogFed hv hand Of unidentified
men. NtNkra vas left at "a news
paper offi3 stating that the flogg-
inc should ~ warning % lnRfers
and lawbreakers. II was signed
*. x. H."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
PACKERS STORING MEATS

CHICAGO. H.. Oct. Chicago
packers today be~an the storing of
fresh meats for emergency in the
event Of railroad strike.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21

fIN The AS~nVtnfrd IrnSSl
WASHINGTON. q. c.. Oct a. -
Plans to resort 10 war powers so that the
federal government can maintain railway
transportation in the event OF a strike
are understood 10 be under consideration
today BY the administration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER 21 1921
Strike e Developments Today


CHICAGO
Labor Boalen report to dent Harding.
their
the
Managers
WASHINGTON
Government officials report before
o q walk0ut
brotherhood chiefs ans
ST LOUIS
a operation
in vent Of a STRIKE
the
frstun TO strike orders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
lRr TIE Assnclarel rrcssl

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 2l-Lack Of
provision by the unions suspending
the railroad strike called for October
30 made il impossible 10 accept the
plan Offered by the Railroad Labor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
KANSASSTATE
TORUN ROADS,
SAYSH. J.ALLEN

TOPEKA. kans., Oct. 2lln the
event Of railroad strike the state
If Kansas will operate
lines III the state. If il becomes neces
saFy. under the Kansas industrial
law. Governor Allen announced TO-
day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21

CHICAGO, H.. Oct. 2l--The re-
port Of the conference was teie-
Eraphed 20 President Harding Labor
leaders and board members feel that
the next step be taken BY Washing
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
TEXASROAD,L.
&C.N. FIRST
TO GET STRIKE
Switchmen's Union Go Out
Saturday-Others Wait
Until October 80
tBy The Associated FressD

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 2l
1t ~ stated today that the strike
Of the B. r. I. members would bring
out the switchmcn On the Iaterns-
tional K Great Northern, off;Sia's
saying this will automatically Tie ar
the switch yards .,s the road.
Members Of tier unions "a the
road will nOc gc out until October
&C. IL was stated
Company officials have not divulg-
ed their plans for operating trains.
However. almost simultaneously with
the strike notice for Saturday noon.
came the announcement that the
road would inauguratc additional
train service between San Antonio
and Fort Worth beginning October
80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
SPOT COTTON

Midiiing. Houston. 1885; Calves
ton, 1915.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight fair. warin"r: saturday
fair light 70 moiera cast"rly 20
sc'ita.iiy winds.
The following weather observa
tions. covering the 2f-hour period
ending AZ z a. m. TODAY. are renort-
ed hv Mrs A. ". Reed. United
States voluntary weather observer:
Maximum temperance ..... S3.5
Minimum temperaf ~ ~
barometer ~. .. :" 80
Temperature ut Noon .. ... -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21

PALESTINE. Texas Oct - 49, he
lief thar fhe international X Great North
crn will H. able "a maintain train service
III the event of strike tomorrow was
expressed here today ~ T.. .. Gnforth-
general manager w the road. Gnfnrth
said that the road Is not employing
strikchrcakers-
WACO. Texas. Oct. 81. Special
AEeuiS Hunt w Mart. III Williamson ami
Stanford w Palestine. under the dlrrc-
tion If chief Special Agent Fuller of
Palestine are mastering about four hHh-
dred men To he distributed along the
northern divisions M th- !. \ ~ n. a.
guard the ccmpany's property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21

HOUSTON. Texas, Oct. Give
will run trains on the international
n Great Northern in given the neces-
sary protection" declared Thorn
well Fny. chief executive of the road
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-10-21
OIL WELL

Supplies and complete rigs IL
stock. We cam give sou better ser
yirA day w night. Try Uur service.
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Antonio