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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
COORDINATOR OF 8TH
CORPS AREA ARRIVES

Wn II Austin co-ordinafor pf tho
Eighth Corps Area. Bureau of tho
budget IN in brownsville to-day and will
rcmair here far Few more DAYS in
vcsiinatine all Of the federal depart
nlcntS IN the city
He viii look into The economics that
might ~ cnrricd cut in The WAY of CON
iracting for supplies. occupying quarters
and general cooperation amorr all cm-
ploycs in ail brnnrhrs ar the schvicc.
lie j. located at Fort SAM Houston. San
Antonio. hut IN not n the army. tho
Bureau Of the Budget heing a separate
bureau M finance created IN 1927 BY an
act II congress for the purpose Of max
nr the administration more business.
like.
Tie cvordinntor viii work among the
federal departments In Brownsville for
several DAYS and expects to bring about
closer cooperation between the various
branches cf federal service here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
NUSSBAUM WILL
BECOME BISHOP
AT MARQUETTE

NAeCJ FrTE. Mich Ian. 81 r.ate
this month the IT. Rev Paul Joseph
NnSpbaGm will lrayc ta- strluNina "f N
monastery n Iiohnkcn. y. j.. and come
10 Marquette. where ~ viii hr crthron-
"a ln s.. Peters cathedral here Fcb-
ra9ry as bishop ~ the Marquette
Roman Catholic Diocese. Ilc viii sue
rrri Bishop Frederick His. vino resign
"a last July Ill the WY. of ~ after .cr
vrg as hishep here f"f - ycafs.
R.~hup Nu-shaur was elevated a. the
Episcopate ia 1918 having been eonse
Grated bishop ~ thr newly created Sre
~ Corpus Chusti Texas. ~ laid th,
foundation for the new rrcloSiaaticsd
unit ard adopted policy W.T. diocesan
activities that BROUGHT him recognition.
A. the result NJ injuries sustained in i
railroad accident hr WAS Obliged to re-
sign his position in 1920. Returning
from Rome where he presented his
resignation ~ the late renr. Bishop
Nussuaam entered the monastery III the
Passioni~t Fathers. of which order hr n
d member. III has nuw recovered his
health
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
BOOTLECCERS OF
GULF CARRIED TO
SEA in ALAUNCH

GALVESTON. Texas. Jan. -. Three
men half dead from exposure and hun
ger were picked up by the Morgan Line
steamer I'll Dccidcntc 225 miles off the
Carolina coast on January ~. accor-
ding 10 the captain Of the steamer
which arrived mere today.
The men were Florida fishermen who
were rnrrrrd in taking \ cargo Of Ii-
quor from the BahamS to Cuba in .
motor boat. The gasoline supply be-
c..mc exhausted and the launch was
carried into the Atlantic hy the cur
rent.
The party SuhSiSted on English beer
for eleven DAYS They were turned
over To Fishermen friends on the Flori-
dry coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
TEECERSTR ON
May APPEAR AT
OPEN HEARING
fEs The Associated Press,

8ASTROP. La. Jan -. Clarence
Teegrrstrom. brother Of Harold Trrger-
>tron. missing tinckccper ~ the SPY
ker carbon piant. took the stand IL Tia.
open hearing today Ills brother Har
old. disappeared oa Decenbrr -. and
The state Is scrksng him in connection
with The Investigation of the masked
band activities. Clarence testified tina.
he did not know where Harold is. but
stated that hc had received letter
from him. dated January ln, bat bear.
ing no postmafk.
Icegr' >trom testified that the letter
said Harold would return about Jaru-
any -. when the state wanted h.m. and
would testify for Mr. Jeff. CLARENCE
said he understood Mr. Jeff 10 he II. 4
Burnett. nov undcr bail ~ Y murder
charge in correction with tine deaths
Of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richard
lccgcrstrom SAID that the letter de-
c'arrd ii;roia VA. safe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
MA YIELD DIES
or HEART TROUBLE AT HIS
HOME IN SHERMAN, TEXAS

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 23.-AIli-
Ion Mas field. chairman of the Tex
a. railrnad commission. died al his
home N sherman. Texas. early to-
daS. according to adviges received
here. Heart trouble j. reported to
have been the cause of his death.
Nas field has been In poor health
FOR several months. hut wa report
cd 10 hc improving. and new 81
hi> death vas great shork 10 has
manAp friends nj the state capitol.
HawficId had stepped "a Sherman
10 rest after y conference al Wa h
ington regarding rehabilitation
plans Tor the urien, railroad. He
had served on the hallway commits
sion Tor the past twenty -fonr Years.
and had previously been assistant
attorney general and secretary of
state
AlIiSnn sia,iield was horn "a
o,crton in Rnsk county. on Octo-
ber :, 1850.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
STATE RAILROAD !
COMMISSION HEARS
One CASE TODAY
fBy The Associated Prcss.l

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 23.--Thr state
railroad commission at It's regular
monthly meeting held today. heard but
one minor cause. the application for re
vision of rates on casinghead gasoline.
from Burkburnett and other points, to
Gates and other points All other cases
set for hearing teday We're previously
postponed until the hearing on Fcbru-
airy 13.
Chief among the eases set for hearing
today but postponed was the applica-
tion for general revision and read
justment Of freight rates on lumber
shipped from Southeast Texas. This case
has been pending before the commits
sion for three months but has been post
poned twice. Other cases postponed from
today were:
Application To apply Beaumont rates
from Chaison and South Beaumont.
To cancel stop rule for partial un-
loading on ribbon cane syrup.
To apply general carload rrconsign-
merit rules a. cotton and cotton lintcrs-
Proposed transi. rules on cleaned out
or separated grain and seeds.
Proposed revision Of out-of-routc
rules on sugar and storage in transit
rules.
Rates on ground and refined sulphur
Proposed regulation OF rice. bran and
blackstrap molasses shipments In mixed
carloads.
Emergency rules for stoppage on oat
seed.
Barley. wheat bran and wheat shorts
to make subject 20 corn rates
Revision Of transit rules on logs on
Gulf Coast Lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23


The trial of Fritz Thyssen and five
other industrial magnates Of the
Ruhr district has been postponed un-
TIL tomorrow.
II is understood that the attorney
for the six magnateS who are accus-
ed Of refusing to obey the orders Of
the French. pleaded lack Of jurisdic-
tion and incompetence of the French
court They are reported 70 have
asked that the case be referred To the
permanent court Of international JUS
tice at The Hague.
The proposed isolation measure Of
the French H. said to include the in
PRODUCTION Of new currency to meet
the money stringency caused by Ger
many's withholding cash from the
district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
WANT BIDS FOR
CLEARING ROAD
NORTH OF COMBE

The commissioners court yesterday
authorized the county auditor 10 adj
vertisr for bids for clearing road
from Comhr to the Willacy county line.
The jury Of views which has been aps
nointed for this road meets on Febru-
sry 5. and the commission will open
bids on the 9Th day of February
Al soon a. the roadway w cleared
the county will grade il up. sixty feet
IN width. This road will bc on the east
side Of the railroad right of way and
will hc a part u the proposed road Or
chain Of roads which will shorten the
distance from Corpns Christi 10 Browns
willie ~ fifty miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
NOW HOLD SIX
in CONNECTION
WACO MURDER

WACO. Texas. Jan. %. Five men and
onc woman are held here for uvcstiga-
tion ~ connection with the murder of
VI. +. Holt. and Mrs Ethel Dcnccamp.
but no formal complaints had been filed
against them early today. The police
believe four persons all whites. partici.
patcd in the killing. and think that
some ~ ali NJ them are included III the
number now, being held.
The Chamber Of Commerce is raising
a reward for the conviction of the
siayers. and the police are working on
the theory that the Slayers were actu-
atcd by jealousy. and that both the man
and women were killed in gun battle
when the couple was attacked. The
possession of whiSkcy Is thought 10
have a part IN the killing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
VACCINATION RULE
WILL BE ENFORCED

The vaccination rule will W. friEidly
enfor,.. in the brownsville school here
after. according ~ nn HnrDuHrrment
made This morning by pr. Spivey. city
health officer. MI children who have
not hrcn I,roperly vaccinatrd or have
not had ~mallpnx. will he required to
undrrg" vaccination immediately
Parents are advised 10 take their
children tn the family physician for vac-
,inaiinn. hut IN eases where the parents
cannot afford the expense. the vaccinH-
tion viii he performed ~ Dr. Spivey.
Dr. Fairbanks with Mrs T.anra Houston.
public. health nurse. cooperating.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
SEVEN SHIPS WITH
RUSSIAN REFU GEES
BELIEVED FOUNDERED

MANILA. T. t. Ian. -; Fear j. rx-
Gfrrs~ri 1srrr that seven Russian refugee
ships with none fhaa aH persons on
board have been io~i III the china Sea
"ur"uie from shanghai Iw" ships of
ADMIRAL Siark'- fleet with rNilc~ fr"m
adivp~tuk are nnrh-rcl near here
~" seven hips have moi been heard of
f"r more liam fNn wrrh>
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
REPORT SEVERAL SHOTS
FIRED AT ARMY OFFICER


BRUSSELS. Jan. b. Several shos-
were fired today n an American liai
srn officer attached tn Belgian head
quarter at AK "a Chapellc according
nv i dispatch received here The Off
ccr was not hi'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
FROST WARNING

ia the upper Valley and posSibi,
in the Brow nssillc section. accord
ing a. statement made this morn
in. D., Weather Observer Schnur-
hu.h Mr.. Schaurbu u warns farm
cr> "a be prepared. and made the
following statement:
Nv hiic the temperature i not ex-
pcctrd 10 go down Ia or below
freezing anywhere in the lower
Valley. conditions will he favora-
blc for the formation Of frost,
with probable heavy killing frost
further up TIE Valley"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
OFFER REWARD FOR
MISSING CLERGYMAN
tBy The Associated Press. J

HONlIAM. Texas. Jan. 81 Announce
mrnt was made today that reward of
SiG0 would ~ paid by the Bonham
chirchcS and citizens for information
as Ia the whereabouts of Rev. q. t.
Huston. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. who was lat seen on January
X. when hc went or hunting trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
FAMOUS NEWSPAPER
MAN DIES In CHICAGO

cHIcAsso. H.. Jan >; Addison &,
Thomas. aged ~ q anari"r "f = century
ago one ~ the most widei, known news
,,al,er men in the i'nii"d States. lied
III 4 lo,-al hospital here today from
sl.n,ari aim-nt IT, had f"r hong time
been superintendent ~ The central diNi-
sion .f the As~.riated Press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
NEGRO PRISONERS
ESCAPE FROM JAIL
In DALLAS COUNTY

DALLAS. Tevas. Jar. - The city
and county authorities ARE searching
for two negro prisoners who escaped
from Dallas count.s fcn-.tofy Sfr,
concrete jail. pronounced 81 Officers AZ
be imprcrnahlc
The two pri~onrr-. James l.i.hincr
and George Williams under sentences
f"r burg 'ars. had becn given ihr kvF tn
the siorcroom 20 obtain supplies FOL ths
cook. They opened the door ~ stair
way. asccracd ~ the roof. ana slid
down steel cable which operates h
dumb waiter. TO tile street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
REPORT ON COTTON
GINNING TO JAN. l6
ANNOUNCED TODAY

WASIIf \tsItlN. ~. ~. Jan y.
Cation cummings pri"r 3" IJruars ls.
amounted 10 GG11 siui running bales.
,stntin. 1s;1....H; round lair~ half
bales inrludiug :ai.";7 American i.@Np-
tim and l.Nis Sea Island the census
bnreap announced today.
t.innins- ~ ih" same period last wear
were :. al.. ~ running bales
Texas sinninE~ this year were :'.iN'
Ssi l.aes. and Louisiana ginnins~ were
.;l-.2ty. halrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
BILL TO PREVENT
HASTY MARRIAGES
NOW in SENATE

WASIIiNGTON. Jan. - 4 hill de-
signed M prevent hnS'y and foolish mar
riarcs end make divorce more difficult
to ohtain was introduced ~ the senate
tnta. lv Ssratur tuppcr. republican. 81
Arkansas. Thr bin is sponsored ~ the
General Federation uf Momem'~ clubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
GEN. LEWIS WILL ARRIVE

Major General 4. VI. Lewis. comman-
der cf the Eighth Corps Area. will ar
rive IN Brownsville tomorrow and will
spend several days in Fort Brown on
an informal inspection. General Lewis II
in Fort RinTgold now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
Liquor Thieves
= - - - -
CetSixHundred
- - - - -
Cases Whiskey
lsaeeial l. III. Herald.

enc AGO. Ill.,. Jan. 33.-Twcl.c
armed liquor thieves raided a build
gagged the watchman and news
hoy. aud then drilled into the
vaults and stole ~iN hundred eases
# whishes. according to police re-
ports
Tbs police we're Summoned when
the prisoners were discovered long
after the bandits had fled with
their Loot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
KATO |
SAYS THERE IS
ANACREEMENT

TOXIC. Jan. 23.-Prcmier kato de-
clarcd today that while no formal ne
gotiations had occurred there ~ an un-
dcrstanding between America, Great
Britain and Japan regarding the steps
10 be taken If other powers fail TO ra-
tify the Washington arms conference
agreements This statement was made
in reply 10 an Interpolation BY the
leader of the opposition party
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
PROMINENT CATTLEMAN
DROPPED DEAD TODAY

FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. 23.-Mr.
Jacksbcro. prominent cattlrman drop
ped dead in an elevator in a local of.
flee building this morning. Hc was On
hiS way 20 doctors office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
PRICE OF CRUDE
OIL is ADVANCED

FORT WORTH. Texas, Jan. -. The
Tc1a< Company today posted the pric,
OF Nexia de oil II <i.s0. and Currie
AZ s220 The old prices were Sl.50 and
81 so.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
French May DECIDE To.
SEVER C0MMUN| |CATIONS
.0F RUHR WITH GERMANY
(Bv The Associated Press,

the Rhine interfere with the arrests and expulsion Of the German
instructed cooperate
D involved incidents Of this
SHINES works 100000 AT
complete
resistance IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
Senate Passes Measure
Creating 93rd Judicial
District i'm South Texas

t.;r 81. As-oc at,d Press
Al SIN. EcNa>. Jan. 1.-The
senate this morning passed the
measure creating the Ninety third
Judicial district. which will in-
ciude the counties of iIidaiso.
Starr. Brooks. Jim cli>. Jim llu.-.
and Dusal.
=, Ih. N~sr.iri,,l i'rr-.l
AUSTIN. Texas. JAM 21. The house
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
tBy The Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON Jan. -: French
F.pir.y it the .:uhr was attacked a.
ruthless militarism.~ a violation Of the
afnfi~fic- terms and the treaty ~ Yer
Saille> and IAN offen~. against human
iIy." ia a statement ISSUED last night by
senator Horah ~ Idaho. a republican
ne,nl'rr nf the senate foreign relations
rummiffrr.
senator Rnrah also criticized the state
department in what ~ said was it>
policy IL silence and inas-iiviiy. and de
rlnrrd the United States should at least
declare it, attitude ~ formally protest
ing against the French policy.
This II situation" said Senator
l,orah. IN which the United States ran
net w homer rrnain silent. Tile first
duty If nation j. 20 protect IT, life
when a-~ailrl and highest honor and
glory IN victory H. to bc just IA a fallen
foe. n H. this rlil. which distinguishes
the savage from the civilized nation.
IL was american principles am
unsInr-a ~ President Wilson upon which
the arini~fi,e was sighed and il was upon
these principles that Germany laid down
her arms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23

Dallas steady 27.so; Houston. 1855;
Galveston. 3S.7U.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23

Barometer Z pm. yesterday . Sn.2l
Barometer Z a.m today 3p2-
Temperature highest yesterday g..
Temperature pm. yesterday ~.
Tcmreratufr lowest last night -
Temperature lowest iaat night ~.
Temperature l2.a0 today - -.
Humidity 4 n-m. yesterday pct) -.
Humidity 7 a.m. today pct ~.
Humidity 2..;a today lpct) . -.
Precipitation n.m. YESTERDAY n.On
Precipitation am. today .... 0.0U
Total rainfall this month - n.n7
Wind tdircc and veil PM - MS
Mind tdircc and vcll I am. ~ SO
" Gather 7 pm. yesterday . cloudy
Weather Z am. today .-.... clear
Sun sets to-day .........---.. 6.V7
sun rises tomorrow ......... 7:17
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity Fair anu
slightly colder tonight with frost. rr0b-
ably he.rs u killing. dHcsday fait
with slowly rsin vtempcraturc.
East T.Nas. Fair tonight. not so cole
~ mort hwcst portion; frost nearly M
ccast. Wednesday fair and warmer
Light to mndctate ncrthcrly - easter
L. winds un the coast.
Weather Conditions
The west Gulf disturbance y central
this morning over southern Louisiana
ana AlaDama and has c.uSrd general
rains during ihr last "a hours from cen
tfAl Texas eastward tu thc Atlantic
coast With amounts ranging frcm ! wh'
~ heavy. All exc-asivc rainfall ~ 5..|
inches was reported from the Louisiana
coast Light d" moderately heavy pre-
cipltation occurred also over the Plat
eau region in California, and in Non
taaa dsc ~ thr approach ~ the 10"
from the north Pacific coast.
\ further decline iH temperature &C.
curred since yesterday morning ia az
the southern and eastern states exccpt
Ia southern Florida. and moderate
central states However. il iS quite cold
over the greater portion If the e"ua-
try. and freezing temperatures occur
red last night s"uthvard into the Caro-
iiHas. Tennessee seutral Arkansas. and
IN Trxas ~ far >octh as n-i RIO.
The lowest temperature last night ~
Texas stations. ranged from % at Am.
or.lla to 81 ~ Corpus Christi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
Big Crowd at
Weslaco For
Celebration
Opening Of Lasater Creamery
Draws Farmers From All
Parts Of Valley; Lasater
Delivers Address

Tue town "f Wc>iaco j. crowded i",a,
Win farmers ami business men from an
paris Of the Valley who arr attending
The barbecue and celebration ia honor If
the "l'"Hing " the Valley branch ~ a.,
fnlfurrias creamery
The crowd began a. arrive early. anal
by 10 o'clock the streets wcr. crowded
with aufon"l,iIr>. D. H. Innn. Sun.rim-
frndeni and manager of the creamery.
early announced that on arrulnf If tn.
biS crowd ~ the creamery building III
sr"cting the machinery and arrangement
u would hr impossible, for th.. rreamer,
to start operations. and the actual start
ing ~ the machnrr, was deferred until
tomorrow. Every person attending tn.
celebration has shown great interest iil
fhc creamery aud III. building has been
'hr"ngcd since early morning.
a speakers stand had been erected ii
front of the creamery. and the first
speaker. William =. West ~ brownsville.
was introduced by Rev \. -. CarliSIe.
BAPTIST minister az Wc>lacn MIR We~i
represented the American Rio Gran.lc
ANAL Company. and assured h> auditors
that the canal company would ~ found
Wiling - cooperate in every WAY in
s.aking sncrc~> "f the dairs industry
in the Valley. MIR West cave n brief
"uilinr ~ The sl-vrlopnrni "f The lands
served by The canal eunlan,. and
stated that he WAS confident that rhr
dairy industry would prove the greatest
single factor IN drvelniHuent IN the fn
iure. He congratulated the Nallr, n,s.n
having secured n branch of the Tal
'Hrrias creamery whirh PAYS the highest
prire "f any creamery IN The nit cd
STATES for cream. stating thar ihr Nallr,
was indeed fortunate il having secured
snrh an institution. which will utinatcl,
st.s-otr.. vaIl.,-xri.l.. Il. h: .,.,,t...
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23

~ E.>SI.I.I .I:pI,F. Jan. 80. The Ter
mans and French are both claiming the
advantage l. Monady'S movements III
the rtononnir battle whirh has been in
prs grrsS here fnr the past ten days
Til. t;rrmans hell that the strike of the
miners II complete success. hut the
French declare that The order for a gen
rrnl strike has net been followed ~ the
miners. many IT whom. although they
dill not rcnnrf for work i'm the morning
went dawn into the pits later in the
slas.
The N~~Dciatrd I'r-S< Correspondent
visited The mines NJ .\lIeneSsen. which
u tlc Junction fer Essen. and found
practically The entire force 1T work.
Goal Was roming 80 the surface in guam
titles averaging between thirty AMI forty
per rcnt af the regular output.
Telegraph and postal rates have been
iripplrd and The railway fares doubled.
II costs l..sln marks a word a. trlr-
graph 1" I.on,l"n and 9UO tn Paris. while
the postal rate on litter from Dues
>rIdnrf u Paris j. iJo marks.
This H. the last battle If the war.
said s.rmrral l'rnvignr> ~ the rnrrc-
spor dent Of the Associated Press this
evening.
n Ne win this We shall have peace
for ffiy or hundred years III We
hose. ail our sacrifices ~ men and money
during the war will have gone for
uat-ht
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-23
Address BY Lasater

Address BY Lasater
Mr.. West then introduced E.d g.
I.asaier ~"f Falfurria~ and Wr~iac,
aud Mr.. I.a>aicr gave VERY Interesting
talk on the ieyeiomcnt IT The Jersey
SOW and The growth 81 tilr creamery in-
duSiry. lie stated that the farmers
w"nld raise egtian. Erain~I snA ss<e-
tables. bnt the, ecold always look 1" ,lsc
Jersey cow for regular profits lie
stated that the IaIfnrria> creamery il
now pai ing ~ cents per l,"und more for
butter fat than the average Texas price.
and that the farmers 81 The Valley wh"
I'afrpniz. The Valley hransh will r-rcis.
ils same price ~ the Falfurria> farmer.
Mr.. l.asatcr has two herds NJ dairy
cattle at Nr~lar". one grade herd and
The other q Young sh"w herd. which
shvw distinctly the advantages nf SrI-t-
tive breeding aud hr rc,iu.>fesl every
farmer t. inspect llc herd aud nni-
the difference They are All =ood dairy
COWS. bn; ~ earcfsIi ~s-i.ntifi, breeding
be- Is rapidly improving what Is now
generally rcc"giiizrd M the best dairy
cattle III fhc I-uii-s States
In his address Mr. I.asafer STRESSED
the fact that rhr rules and reguiai lions
of the creamery must he complied with
IN every rr>lst-t. lls painted rni the
fact that IL j. only ihrou-h strict Oh
S.ryanrr If these rules that ih. quality
"f The crsamery products can ~ main
tanned. and m. dairym"n derive the
price the Falfurria> creamery has been
enabled 1" pay it, patrons. Mr.. Las
aters address made an cNrrllenf inn
precision np"n the hundreds ~ farmers
who heard him. man, ~ whom have. here
f"for. expressed some >krpfici~m regard
ing the dairy industry il the Valley
Crowd Enjoys Barbecue.
Promptly ~ neon the harhrrur wa~
served az iir ,iaifs barn being rrc,i.,I
on the dairy farm aslioin.ns the Wcslaco
t"wuSii-. i'lrnfy ~ m.at bread AMI
coffee was provided. aud every one
present >.,-nrcd an thry desired
Ia the afteru~"n an address was de-
liv-red D., g. VI. Evans II the ~ \ NJ
College. who gave much valuable. H.
formation on THE handling and feeding
If dairy raitlr. and a. e.. Grow nf Donna
also made an adslre~s
Nv" ball gaines and either sports We're
on the program. amd later ~ The after
noon the entire crowd WAS invited 10
inspect Wr~lar"'~ nrN high ~,-h.,.d huild
ing. which j. rapidly nearing ,"miil.i i"il