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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-16

Hamburgers, Coney Islands-A. 4
w. Root Beer Station, EIixaoetn ana
Highway.-Adv.
Truck stands Passive.-Apparently
making sure that his Ford Truck
would net take . notion 20 run
away, the owner tethered IL out 10
an iron awning support on Levee
street Saturday night A Ia about
! spoke In the wheel and sround b
post fastened by q paddock, were
his means Of anchering the vehicle.
Another chain about the running
board and fastened to some Part OF
the machinery under the truck com
pleted the drivers efforts TO keep
his possessions intact The truck WAS
still there when latest reports came
IN.
For Q short time ~ si2-so 20
$500 permanent wave for only
$1,000. Valley Beauty Shoppe, Har-
lingen.-Adv. l6.
From CaliforniA-R. A. Pollock Of
Brownsville las returned home from
his annual trip 70 California whore
ne spends the summsr months. He
arrived Saturday.
Hot Chocolate and coffee. A. & w.
Root Beer Station, Highway 4 Eliz-
abeth.-Adv- -.
Try Our Hot Chile. A. Il W. Root
Beer Station, Highway and Elizabeth.
ADV. IS.
Why pay Rent7 Finance q home
Of your own, your very own Easy
payment plan. We slse loan on bus-
mess and farm property. Insurance.
Of all kinds. Todd q Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
i83.-Adv. If.
Returned From Trip. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Blanck of II Jardin have
returned from an automobile trip to
Canada, having left here the latter
part Of May. They went north
through Oklahoma and Kansas and
returned by a route farther east,
coming down through Missouri and
Arkansas.
Bert Crosno, expert piano tuner
and repair man will be in Browns
VILE for the week beginning De-
tober 18th. References furnished on
request. Call 1l15 for further infor-
mation-Adv. 10.
Expected Back.-D. W. Brewster,
inspector in charge of the United
States immigration office here, who
has been out Of the city for several
days on business, is expected TO re-
turn TO his desk Monday. it was
said ut the immigration office Satur-
day.
Special Chicken Dinner for Sunday,
Soc. Plate lunch on week days s5e.
Ho~ughtaling Cafe.-Adv. 10.
Accident Victim Improves.@. T.
SRdler, s-ysar-oid SON Of Z. Z. Sad
Ter. county patrolman, IL recovering
st his home from the effects Of .
broken arm sustained q week z in
q fall while al play. The dressing
was removed from his arm for an
inspection Friday, and the attending
physician said the fracture was knit
ting nicely.
Ringworm.-one bottle Of Imperial
Eczema Remedy 10 guaranteed 70 DO
enough for sny case. All druggists
are authorized TO refund your money
IL il fsils.-Adv. IA
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Passenger Plane
Flights Planned

HARLINGEN. Oct I6-Airplsns
passenger carrying trips over the
Valley are TO be inAugursted next
week, IL was announced here by Of
ficials OF the Arroyo flying field. A
demonstrator Waco plane was
brought to the field Wednesday by
+. B. Ray, manager of the Valley
Anyways, Inc.
The plane will be kept on sxhibi-
tion al the field until Wednesday of
next week after which the demon
stration and passenger carrying
flights up and down the Valley viii
start.
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CITY BRIEFS

Sandwiches Of all kinds. A. q W.
Root Beer Station. Highway and
Elizabeth.-Adv. ID.
Save 10 Per Cent by huying lats
model 8 Underwood AID late medel
Royal typewriters frem u~s--faetery
rebuilt and fully guaranteed, and
free service. Davenport Typewriter
Exchange Phone HOS Rrownsviils'
Adv. 10.
For Sale. - Flowers cAFyssatAs-
NUNS and Tube roses alse wrssths
and crosses for Decoration Day
from the 3Oth Of October to the End
Of November 1T Mrs. Elina p. Sal
dana, 18th street, opposite Masonic
Observation-Disclosures
A Full Lac Of new arrivals IN
hand decorated, emeFeidsFee ltnens
from the largest banquet eloth "a
the smallest DOYLE. The Oriental
Rug Co. 502 18th Street.-Adv. 20.
Don't Fall to read eur advertise,
ment in the Sunday Herald, On
nounclng eur greater value sale 81
dresses and millinery. The Universe
Dress Shop, Gil 18th Street.-Ad'
sertisement Is.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools and heals red syes. Dcssnr
hurt Red folding box AL druF,
gists.-Adv. a.
For SaIe-One wagon scales, vii
not weigh team. Scales in gooc
shape. See Valley Box 4 Crate Fac
terry, San Benito.-Adv. l6.
Important Announcement - IN or
der TO accommodate these desiring
small price typewriter, We have in
big stock of Underwood late Mode
5. Factory Rebuilt" typewriters, OF
which we are going to make n yer!
special price. Those desiring to bu!
these typewritsrs or snail dew
payments snd snail msHthiy pay
meHts ear do 80. The typewriter'
are from the best "Rebuilders" In thu
world, and fully guaranteed for fiy'
years and q years free service b.
rs. Davenport Typewrits Exchange
Phone HOS, Brownsville. L. c. Smith
ard Corona pistributoEs--Adv, -.
We Are Featuring q full lire a
Tapestries, piano covers runners
couch cover etc. We invite you
inspection. The Oriental Rug Co. 30.
18th Street.-Adv. 20.
For Ssle-Lct OF mixed nails, si.o'
per key. Valley Box q Crate Fac
tory, San Benito.-Adv. Is.
We Sell Late SILENT" 8 L. c
Smith and Corona AZ Standard Key
board) typewriters. Also Underwood
"Fastory Rsbuilts" late model 5
fully guaranteed for 8 years and
years free service. Small down pay
nents and small monthly payment
Davenport Typewriter Exchange
1112 Elizabeth St., Phone 1105-Adv
A n W. Root Beer always good
always eeld.-Adv. 10.
For Sale or Trade-One Ssh. p
Bessimer crude oil engine. Will sci
or trade for truck. See Valley Bo,
& Crate Factory, San Benito.-Adv
10.
DUBLfN.-Dr. Adolf Mahr, Ger
man, IL keeper of Irish antiques In
| the national museum in Dublin.
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ALAMO PLANS
ROAD PAVING
Hidalgo County Dis.
trict No. 3 Form
ed by Court

ALAMO, Oct. IA mass meet
ing Of all voters and property ewners
in the Alamo tract viii be called soon
TO work cut definite plans dor road
Improvement I'm this section follow
ing the action Of the Hldslgo eggn-
" ccnnissierers' eeuTt In creating
Hidalgo County Independent Rosd
District No. 8, including the Alamo
tract.
The action OF the court was In re-
spouse to q petition Of residents Of
the Alamo section. The district in
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MINISTER TALKS


Especial TO The Herald.)
DONNA, Oct. l5-InterssHng side
lights on his trip through the west
ern part Of Texas we're given by
Rev. Herbert McDermoa, local
Presbyterian pastor. az the meeting
Of the Farmers Protective society
- the Baptist tabernacle Wednes-
day.
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Especial to The Herald.)

especial TO The herald.)
MISSION, Oct l6--The Imperial
Feed and Seed company, with w. NJ.
Russell a. manager, has bought cut
the MeClannahan Seed company and
will occupy tine building south Of
the Missouri Pacific railway tracks
formerly occupied By Mr.. McClanna-
han.
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FARMERS MEET
(Special "a Ths Hsraidl

MISSION, Oct. b--fts Farmers
Protective association held It's meet
ing at the sekoel house Tuesday
evening, with County Agent j. w.
Kirkpatrick as the main speaker, his
subject being cooperation.
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TO HAVE FLOAT

DONNA, Oct. B.-Through the
work Of Mesdames Harry Carroll.
Tom Hester and Bryan Collier suf-
fieient funds have been raised TO
assu Donna representation in the
Valley Mid Winter Fair parade.
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Baby


CUSTOM HATcHING; bring eggs
for AstehiRs sveFy Monday. Baby
chieks Ter sale, every Wednesday,.
Roy u. Clark Seed Co., San Bsnito,
Texas.
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DUBLIN.-Dr. Adolf Mahr, Ger
man, IL keeper of Irish antiques in
the national museum in Dublin.
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Ringworm.-ons bottle Of Imperial
Eczema Remedy 10 guaranteed 10 be
enough for shy case. All druggists
are authorized to refund your money
IL il fails.-Adv. (ll
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For Sale or Trade-0ne Ssh. p.
Bessimer crude oil engine. viii sell
or trade for truck. See Valley Box
& Crate Factory, San Benito.-Adv.
10.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1322 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.--Large.
very clean room. running water. plenty OF
hot water private porch excellent meals.
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SHANNON & LUCHS. INC,
1435 X ST NV MAIN o34S
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9O1 NJ ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING Suitesl
! room and bath ............ SCI 80
, rooms and bath ..,,,.,,..,, 40 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ICnutjuuadN

I4T7 NEWTON ST ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath; 3 rooms; kitchen and bath; 1
room and bath. Rent. S27 20 to $50.
1889 NeWton--2 rooms. kitchen and bath;
3 rooms kitchen bath and porch: $4,000 to
$50 90.
rooms kitchen bath dining alcove and re-
ception hall. Rent. S42 so to $1,000
1414 V ST. rooms. kitchen and bath.
S45.s
1929 18th ST. room. kitchen and BATH
S47 so; = rooms. kitchen. bath and porch
C. w. SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Franklin 800.
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=, THE DETROIT, 1910 Meridian Pl. NV.
:, THE CARLETON 174i L:ainiesr; ri. Nv
N No "a rooms rooms AND and b bash s 495S
THE TULANE, 21Oo 18th St NV.
No. 33-5 rooms and bath ........ 5000
THE RocH ESTE i4$ %s' Meridian pl NV
No. 4S-4 rooms and bath. $50. 90
No. T Sl A r23R 5nq 1a 9a'h 18th ST. s7SO
NO TIE ;i tE 5GS ssa i Hs5i one ST oOo
No. No 1 1874 rooms rooms AND ana Path bath
:, THE DE soTO. 1900 Mass Ave. NV.
No. 24-5 rooms and bath. ....... $4,000
TaE caL tHSs h P775 California oO
No. % rooms and bath. ......... $4,000
~ THE '0 Essen anu 1 4s" N ST. NV. sou
No. % rooms and bath. ........ $50 90
Nj THE 1 81 Eoo Pzu ind SHse 18th ST.
y, THE cLfFFBoGRNE 1856 Calvert ST.! s..
No. DIS rooms and bath. ....... $500 $500
cH AS E TKIBBYss $40 pst Nat; BIZ Bldg.
49,. THE ALBERT. 1925 F ST. NV:
Al THE 1y9S SIS z"o 1 95in F. 81. S&s.o o
: rooms rooms s amd bat bath $4,000 to S95 GO
G{ATASAUSH0 COURT, 1895 18th ST: NV NV
room. kit. and bath .....:.. 1000 90
: rooms t St and aJ bath !, r s55i 100 to $500
> rooms and bath porch ....S $50 90
DuMBARToN COURTS, 1861 31st ST. NV;
! rooms rooms and bath. S75 90
'' 1i THE e. MoNTCiAIR. '''' '0'0o
1881 BELMONT ST. NV.
. rooms. bath and porch
rooms, bath and porch.
THE RExToN.
2714 QUARRY RID. NV
L rim Em' xxi sit' and bath Muir bed I'D and "a
R TmTS Is e a6d HRth sk SO 70 5Q0O
Apt 30O--1 room. kit. and bath S45 90
VAN CORTLANDT,
1417 BELMONT ST. NV
Apt. 24--5 rooms and bath -. $500
4134 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
1926 NJ ST. NV.
= THE SEELY, iIo3 G SIT. Sc.
. Dos AND bio @6th ST NV. Soo'v o
? rooms, bath and porch ....... .S27 so
227 d ST. NV
r0 ahTAH 81 f "H WA iasf & CO. iN $500
9l3 18th St. NV Main 2690.
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MORE COMFORT FOR DOLLAR.

THE KITE APARTMENTS.
18th & East Capitol. bet. 18th & 18th.
BY far the best value in a medium priced
apartment to be found in the city. Cool in
summer. warm in winter. ianitor service.
hot water at all times. room efficeRtly ar
ranged. with pleasant lawns. Convenient
to. yet outside the business districts. these
apartments will give you the greatest value
for your rent dollar.
See them at any time. reserve the one you
waut-and your rent will start when you
move in.
! room. kitchenette bath. S27 so $50 90
2 rooms, kitchenette, bath o. some 20
3 rooms. kitchenette bath. ...... S47 so
Res. Mgr, Apt. %. 1928 f. Capitol st.
Phone Atlantic 1924. Take Lincoln Park Car.
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THE PRINCETON.
2215 14th ST.
rooms. bath and porch .......S57 so
Newly Decorated.
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Reconditoned used cars that
are priced Right.

Many Others.
Terms Very Reasonable.
H. B. LEARY, JR. & BROS,
1921 14th. n. 6826
1912 You St. n. 1927.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
EASY TERMs-BETTER CARs-waliace
ZOE L St See our list in these columns.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Lehman Apartments,
Cor Nd pa F aT' Ra ana g 9u Goo Ri 81"
Apply i'i to Mrs Ruth fp'i C1mber.
Progressive Realty Company,
1929 Noah 1sin SEQ 81 NV
oO8 B ST. S.W.
| Room, Kitchen and Bath.
Opposite Govt. Park.
Convenient to Govt. Depts.
Very Reasonable Rentals.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1412 Eye St. NV.
Franklin 9505.
sos .00-sOl PHTLA AVE. BLAIR. MD; Z
sSSS-l699 ' Turner tS' @', ST. en- chs chase Sc Md
35.OO-524O Sherrier nj. NV: rooms.
.0o-9o91S Kenyon st. NV; rms: b.
%S99-@oS warren NJ ne. i"i rms - B. apt apt.
1OO0-1O9 d St; single rooms.
THOS. u. WALSH.
SIS 18th St. NV. Main 755s.155o
FOR COLORED.
2028 Georgia Avenue NV.
End floor.
9 rooms and bath ..............s $3.50
Pip Flagler Street NV.
rooms and p Rnt good condition. $4,000
2312 n st. NV. 1st floor.
III Columbia Road NV.
y
rooms Is iii Tag 9Th St. NV. s'V'V'
H Edo E * & MIDDLETON. Il fnc CO.
141e Eve St. Nv l'i'Os Franklin o5o2.
SCHUYLER ARMS.
1854 COLUMBIA RID
Modern S.Story Building
| room and bath to ) rooms and . baths
Unexceled Service.
Manager on Premises.
900 10th ST.
10th and Sts.l
Modern s-Story Building.
l s rSOm' v ky; 1 porc bath
Complete "a Hour Service
Elevators and Switchboard
Resident Manager.
1880 ST.
Modern S-Story Building.
L room, kit and bath 70 rooms and bath.
1909 18th ST.
Modern S-Story Building
Living room. dressing room with Murphy
bed furnished dining alcOve. kit and bath.
$4,000 to $500.
Resident Manager.
CAPITAL VISTA.
eli DELAWARE AVE
fJust South of Capitol Grounds
room. dinette. kit and bath.
rooms. reception hall kit. and bath.
Resident Manager.
2109 ST
A Convenient Location.
1 room. kit and bath. .............S $40 90
. rooms kit. and bath. ............ So so
Murphy Beds and Dining Alcoyes
THE PRINCETON.
2215 14th ST.
5 rooms. bath and porch .......S57 so
Newly Decorated
901 NJ ST
| MISUNDERSTANDING Suitesl
1 room ana oath. ................ 81 .0O
rooms ana batn. ................ 4O.OO
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC,
| 1895 K ST NV. MAIN 2345.
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HCDSON-E ESSEX.
YOU HAVE

-nelpeQ us 10 create tlle NOll-
derful reputation about which
we proudly but modestly boast.
Look down the following list OF
cars and remember the ad-
dress:
Packard %" sedan, Duco. $3.50
Buick coupe Landau" .... rs
Studebaker "a spec. coach. CSC
Hudson 20 brougham
Ct. S.)........... 975
Essex coach, bargain. rs
Studebaker speedster.... 675
Willys-Knight 7-pass., re-
finished ......... SIS
rs Oakland cabriolet. ..... SIS
"a Oakland roadster. AIS
rs Jewett touring. .... N5
20 Chevrolet landau sedan. $50
rs Chevrolet coupe. ....,. $50
"a Dodge coupe. ...... $50
60 Dodge tourings.. $50 and up
o. Fords, various models, priced
for quick sale.
(10) Small lower priced cars.
Chevs., W.-K., Nash, Hupp.
Bucks and others.
Open Until 9 PM.
"WALLACE,"
100 l. St. NJ. 7612.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FASHIONABLE LOCATION.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.

5-rm. apt. at the price Of 3 rms, ext iis
bath. parauet floors: frst-class. detached
bldg: spacious halls, high ceilings; coolest
in Summer. warmest in Winter. Positively
best and finest location. west Of Conn. av.
lust north Of Dupont Circle Also 4 ,!I11
Phone North 42QH Very snenial chance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
Strong Cooperative Is
Need Of Fruit Growers

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dec. 3.-tP1-
The American deeiduous fruit grower
either must extend and strengthen
the cooperative marketing system to
increase his margin Of profit and
work for a high-grade industry Of
engage in a battle for the survival OF
the s~ittest, from which he may
emerge as a casual says J.. L. Nagel,
manager of the California Fruit Ex-
change.
The situation IN the industry.
which also includes grapes. not
alone in California but throughout
the United States, generally is un-
satisfactory, Maggie declares, due 10
the fact that growers are not work
ing sufficiently together to gain con-
troll.
present conditions cannot con
tinue and improvement be expected,
rs there are too many shipping fac
tors, which include the spectators or
cash buyers, contributing situations
decidedly unfavorable and unbene-
fetal" he told The Associated Press.
Marketing Study Needed
Growers, if they will organize.
have il entirely within their power
to " the industry. Through or
ganiEation they can control the in
dustry and can regulate distribution,
thus avoiding gluts and famines in
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TALK PORT
CONTINUED from page one,

CONTINUED from page one.)
foot harbor at Point Isabel, the
brief stated:
with a 30-fost harbor at Brazos
Santiago, the saving in freight
charges to the people of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley on the tonnage
shipped during the year 1926 would
amount TO approximately $780, 900.
10 is very reasonable to estimate
that within ten year from the pres
emit time the tonnage into and out
or this Valley would be more than
double the tonnage Of 1926, and the
saving in freight rates to the peo-
pie of this section would be more
than S2,500.0 900 per annum.
"We respectfully submit that any
thing less than a 30-foot harbor
vii not serve the ends sought 10 be
attained and will not accomplish
the results desired. This section
stands ready to do its part toward
the attainment of the 30-foot har-
Dor. II il prepared TO organize it.
self into n navigation district, and
through this means raise funds neces-
Sary 10 provide adequate terminals,
properly designed and located, suit
able approaches connecting them
with the 30-foot channel we ask the
government to provide. All plans
with reference to the amount Of
moEey TO be expended in the eharac-
ter Of development and improvement
work. TO be done, subject to the APP
proval Of the chief Of engineers"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
TO DISREGARD
HIGHER COURT
Sooner Legislators To
Call Session De-
spite Rule

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec. 3.
-tR-Confronted by the state su-
preme courts opinion that the legis-
lature has no inherent right 20 call
itself into extraordinary session, in
surgent leaders of the house of rep
resentatives. nevertheless, were con-
tinuing tonight with their original
plan 70 meet December 6 70 investi-
gate several state offices, inclding
the governors.
Leaders of the session movement,
Immediately after the high courts
ruling had been announced, asserted
that the legislature would meet as
planned.
The supreme court today affirmed
the district court of Oklahoma eoun-
ty in its refusal TO enioin five men,
bers of the legislature from con-
tracing debts or issuing ~subjoenaes
liz connection with the session but
held that the state constitution pro-
vides that the governor alone may
call extra sessions. Governor Henry
$. Johnston has declined to call a
session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
INDEPENDENTS
PLAN BATTLE
Insurgents To Fight
For Program AS
Senate Meets

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dee. s.-LR
-kepublican party leaders Of the
senate and the western republican
independents found themselves stiIl
apart tonight on questions involved
IN the organization Of the senate ut
The opening session of the 10th
congress Monday.
Although Senator Curtis OF Kan
bas, the majority leader, gave his
perSonal assurance that every ef-
Hort would be made TO have early
Votes on certain measures enumerat-
cd by the independents he was asked
70 obtain such assurances from the
senators Of the republican majority.
The views Of the two ~contending
groups were set forth in an ex-
change Of letter today which left
the next move in the hands Of the
republican leader, who is expected
70 make his reply before the senate
attempts 20 organize.
While there was no threat in the
letter Of the independents asking for
speedy action on farm relief, limit
ing jurisdiction Of the federal courts
in issuing injunetions and an m
CURRY into the American policy in
Latin-Ameriea, there only alternative
20 q refusal by the republicans to
rieet their demands would be an ef-
fort to upset the program for or
ganization OF the senate.
Besides giving assurances Of his
personal efforts TO obtain votes on
those three measures, Senator Cur
It's wrote the Independents that he
could not see why they should fear
that any Of the proposals would be
"pigeon-holed in committee" since
IL the republicans organized the sen
ate, the committees which would
handle them would be directed by
independents. MeNary, of 0regan:
Borah. Of Idaho, and Norris of Ne
hraskA.
In reply. the five Independents
Frazier and Nye, Of North Dekota;
I-aFollette and Blaine. of Wiseon-
sin, republicans and Shiphead. farm
labor, Minnesota-said they had con-
tidence in the committee chairmen,
but that the chairmen would not re-
port any measure or resolution un-
less authorized to do so by . ma
Jority Of the committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
Spare Time Builds
Flower Business

SAN DIEGO,
Mrs. Jane Charroin began to use her
spare time cutting out artificial
flower petals from remnants of silk
and satin her husband, a foreman
plumber, demurred.
His trade supplied the family
with all its needs"
But l like to do il" countered
Mrs. Charroin. who is the mother
OF two children.
he old her handiwork from house
to house, making the articles ut
night
Her enterprise expanded until
now she supervises from 6 TO 100
girls busy on orders from all over
the country.
Mr.. Charroin continued TO look
askance during the early period OF
his wife's efforts to establish the
flower-making business but when
she returned from New York with
some large orders booked and show
ed the balance sheet 20 him he ask
ed 20 be taken in as a partner.
Now the plumbers tools are rust
ing in the garage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
Chicago Children
See Stock Show

CHICAGO, H.. Dec. 3.-P1-The
shrill voices of thousands Of rollick-
ing Chicago school children, many
of whom had never seen a live COW,
sheep or pig, before. echoed about
the Tanbark Arena Of the lnterna-
tional Livestock exposition, as il
closed its 2sth annual exhibition to-
day.
Thousands Of North American
farmers whose exhibits in grain and
livestock made this years exposition
the greatest success in history, were
homeward bound tonight with new
glories and bigger bank accounts.
Their exhibits were shown to a rec
ord attendance, more than $4,000
people swinging through the exposi-
tons turnstiles.
The tall corr state" of Iowa. ap-
pended another sobriquet-the live
stock state-when its farmers out
classed ell other states and Canada
in a husbandry competition. The
Hawkeyes went home with SO cham
pionships and 100 blue ribbons. Mon
tana farmers scored the best in the
grain and hay competition for cham
pionship honors while Canada won
the most ribbons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
Hoosier Artists
Plan Yearly Show

CHICAGO, ILL.,, tF1 - The Hoosier
Salon, u yearly exhibition in Chicago
Of the work OF Indiana artists which
has grown TO attract countrywide at
tention. will be opened for the fourth
time Jan. 2S.
More than 400 paintings and pieces
OF sculpture will be exhibited, to be
selected by a jury OF six. Purchasers
last year represented virtually every
section Of the United States and some
foreign countries.