Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
!WILLACY GRAND JURY MAY PROBE SLAYINC
i'm OUR
VAlLEY

ELoEH uEtf IN The Herald To-
day will be found statement Of
the final condition Of tho Valley. in
sofar as bank deposits and resourc-
IS are concerned.
The table relates that the deposits
are well over $4,000. 900.
Also that the resources are well
over S23, 900 .0O0.
Those figures establish new rec
ords for the VALLEY banks
They reflect the prosperity of
the section. fyrecially so In view
OF the fact fAnt IL IL practically q
between-erop condition. which
means heavy VA hdrawak for plant
ing. as well a. the post Christmas
season.
Maybe the Valley will realize
from Si0.000.0oO 10 $l5.00O.00O for
the vegetable crop now beginning 20
move. So that the bank figures will
be even larger by the middle Of
May.
J. W. ALLEN HAS become inter
ested IN archery. as is told on
another page III The Herald to-day
He's a pioneer in : the sport. at
least so far rs this section of the
country is concerned.
No doubt he would like to form q
club Of archers.
He shoots rabbit ut IS PAGES.
tic put an arrow through an inch
plank at hundred PAGES. but mod
estly admits that he wasn't trying
TO do IL. Was an accident.
And he has challenged 70 shoot
as well with an arrow as deputy e.
:. Marshal Harold Jefferds can
shoot with six-gun. A new auto
matte the prize.
Which the marshal has declined,
with thanks. lie says he knows six-
guns but no, bows and arrows.
COUNT G.. G.. BULKLEY. presi-
lhent OF the Springfield Fire & Ma
rine Insurance COMPANY i among
those who have eaten OF and like
imest. Valley grapefruit.
Writing to W. u Clint Of Browns
Vile. from his headquarters AZ Bos-
ton. Mr.. Balkley SAYS:
1T u wholly Unnecessary for me
to dwell upnn the virtues of your
citrus fruits. they cannot be sur
! passed by those of any other sec
Jon OF our country. A. a matter of
act. after eating your grapefruit
ne has no further taste for those
AL her brands which We arc able t.
IL. cure here in our market.
pos Il have many reeoilcctions Of my
Re. TO the. Rio Grande Valley in
lvc tembcr. 1925. and Mrs. Bulkley
o,itl | are looking forward 10 the
/, ime when we can repeat il. We
{ lather think that as we grow older
we would like 70 settle down that
csay."
!, YES. SIR, BARREDA has q news
RI aper.
ri II is the Barreda Record.
III Paul Coitrrll. formerly Of the san
eni,o Light. j. editor and pub
" her Of the Barreda Record
n, Volume I. No. l announces THAI
~ " the present. until Barrcda Rec
- a gets rs own building and plant.
W will be printed in San Benito.
y. The Record j. beginning life IN
:. town and farm district that II 20
And il has a promising future.
MONDAY. JANUARY ia. i the
lal day for filing briefs in two
,portant railroad eases import
rs = that ~. u Cameron county.
They are IN the application 81 the
,nthern Pacific 20 build from
nllingen a. Brownsville and IN che
eplieation ~ the Missouri Pacific
build east from san Benito.
Unless there are unexpected de-
elormentS the next three weeks
iould bring a decision in each
.se.
And railroad men have expressed
o. confident opinion that each ap-
iication will be granted.
And why not
u Isn't the country between Har-
!, ngen and Iro@nsville suhicct a.
NJ III further extensive development:
B,'cst of Il. IN fact. has hardly been
NJ mchcd.
" Thereli be another r.al estate
!, purt when the decision comes
Y through
Watch for Il.
THIS WRITER CARRIED the
heather report around IN hi pocket
Nsll day saturday. discovering Il
latter the Saturday paper had gone
d press.
Opening ]; finally. he found tha,
IL forecast ram aud colder for the
Valley.
Pefhans that's The reason he
carried il around in Ms pocket. Now,
let's sec what the weather is going
% he.
II il rains. Il will. ~ course. avail
nothing to hide the forecast in the
pocket again.
But IL II remains clear and beau
tiful as i has been .he past sew
eral week swell. itll be done again
'and again