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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-01-18
MAYOR MUELLER VETOES
ACTION, NEW ULM COUNCI

Mayor Emil Mueller of New Ulm
vetoed the action of the New Ulm
city council Tuesday evening of last
week relative to the purchase of snow
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-01-18

were Seaforth callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Davis shopped
at Redwood Falls Wednesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-01-18

We shall live in the Present-the
Today-and strive to make it as Won
derful as the Past and q worthy con-
tribution to the Future.-Exchange
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Smith TAKES
WEEK OF REST
Puts Ban Oh Politics
During His Vaca-
ton Period

ALBANY, N. ", Sept. 1.-lP-
Convinced there's no place like home,
Governor Smith settled down today to
enjoy q quiet week end at the execu-
tive mansion.
lie placed a ban on politics and
work for a few days.
Before he became a democratic
presidential nominee. Mr.. Smith was
able, ven though governor, TO slim
away for a vacation with some de-
gree Of seclusion. But he has found
that those days are over. His last
week end in New Jersey, where he
continuously was the center a.
crowds, convinced him Of that.
More than anything now, the DEM
ocratic standard bearer is looking for
rest and sleep.
For the week end the family cir
Gle has been expanded to include the
governors crony, William r. Kenny.
New York millionaire, on whose spe-
cial car the nominee will travel dur
ing the campaign.
Kenny brought along his golf sticks
and with the weather ideal the gov
n and he today got some exercise.
Governor Smith sent word TODAY to
newspapermen that he had no news.
and particularly that he had no COM
ment TO make at this time on the
cable from Europe OF William r.
Hearst, predicting his defeat ana
taking a fling Mt Tammany and John
j.. kaskob, chairman of the democrat
ic national committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
HOOVER TAKES
IN BALL GAMES
Nominee Insists On
Saturday After
noon Off

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-F-Her-
bert Hoover today laid aside his task
OF building up q political team to
battle the democrats in the East and
went to the ball park to watch the
Washington Senators play the New
York Yankees.
After comforting with some Of the
figures to participate in his effort 20
win the East, the republican presi-
Dental candidate took Saturday after
noon off.
During the forenoon. the nominee
went over the Connecticut situation
with j. Henry Roraback, Hartford.
national committeeman for that state,
dslved into the Massachusetts, prob
len IN q conference with Frederick
M. Prince, Boston railroad man and
bankers, and received additional light
upon the New York upstate condi-
ticAs from John Taber. Auburn. At
the same time il was disclosed sew
eral members Of the cabinet were
preparing TO take up ~oratoricaI
cudEels for Hoover and Curtis. Ten
tative plans were revealed for radio
addresses by Secretaries Mellon and
Wilbur with others contemplated by
Secretaries kellogg, Dwight F. Davis
and James J. Davis, and Postmaster
General New.
Vice President Dawes already has
signified Willingness to come into the
battle.
Coincident with his announcement
came news of the plan of Hoover TO
carry the offensive into enemy ground
in his first Eastern speech, at New
ark. NJ. j.. about the middle OF Sep
TENDER. Labor probably will be the
central theme Of the speech. Nego-
tiations are in progress for q nation
wide radio hook-up to carry his
words.
Prince declined to reveal nature Of
his conversation with Hoover, but
predicted Massachusetts, would be in
the republican column ! nNovember.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Keech Winner In
Dirt Track

Y SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept. f.-R-
Ray Keech. who attained a speed
Of EOS miles an hour ct Florida
last winter. TODAY wrcsted the 100
nile dirt track championship from
Russell Snowberger. brother Phila-
orlphian. before a crowd Of 10000.
HIS time was ] hour. 10 minutes.
<0S5 seconds.
For more than half of the cen
TRY SnowberTer. plotting a Ira
Walls speedy Miller special, appear
ed q sure victor but after q thrill
inr battle the veteran Keech cut in
ahead Of him and raridly widened
the gap. Snowberger was nearly !
half mile behind when the race
ended.
The huRe crowd was treated 70
= thrill early in the race when
three Of the speeding machines
crashed near the three quarter pcIe.
No . was injured.
Dave Evans. San Antonio. driving
a Miller special. finished In 1880:
OE.48. fifth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02

WASHINGTON R)-Cold shower
baths and cod liver oil are two things
that are expected to keep fit the dogs
that will haul Comm. Richard Z. Byrd
and his expedition over antarctic
SHOWS.
Dir. David +. Buckingham, Wash
ington veterinarian, win select the
huskies for the Byrd sleds and he has
mapped put an elaborate program for
their care. .
The big-muscled. heavy-coated
bot-blooded dogs will step into their
WI private shower baths, Of water
cooled to 60 an do degrees, as they
near the equator, and when passing
through torrid weather.
Dogs of the type needed, says the
veterinarian. have a normal high tenn
perature. Nature has made them
hot-blo0ded to withstand the rigors
Of the northland. When they ret
into a hot climate they suffer in
tcnsely and many contract brain
fever. The cold showers will keep
them fit, DR.. Buckingham says.
Special refrigeration has been in
stalled on the S. s. Larsen. the
whaler on which the journey viii
be made.
Cod liver oil, the same kind that
anxious mothers give children, will
be poured over the dogs biscuits
when they reach the antarctic where
the nights are months long. The
extra vitamins in the oil will be need
ed to keep the huskies cheerful and
healthy, the veterinarian says.
The lead dog will be Chinook, a
veteran Of the cold SHOWS, and many
Of his progeny will be among the
others. Dr.. Buckingham will select
most Of the dogs in Canada Arthur
4. Walden. owner Of Chinook, will be
in charge Of them on the expedition.
The dogs, to get into the Byrd
party, must weigh between so and
rs pounds. They will be gathered at
Cyark City. Canada, IN September
and taken overland "a the west coast
where they will embark on the Lar
sen az San Pedro, Calf, in October.
DIR. Buckingham organized and was
dean Of the George Washington Uni
versity college OF veterinary medi-
enc from 1908 20 1918. and organized
and headed the board Of veterinary
medical examiners Of the District of
Columbia. He regards the Byrd as
signment as tshe most interesting Of
his career.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Snake King Gets
Animal Shipment

A shipment Of wild animals and
birds from the southernmost lands
of Mexico was received by w. "A.
SNAKE" King of this city Saturday.
The shipment included two varie-
ties Of eagles, two Of aguaties, a
small animal with a head somewhat
like a rat and a body similar to that
OF a javelina; leopard cats, noun
tain lion, foxes. several large ant
bears, parrots and squirrels.
Among the foxes were two Of an
European variety. How they got
into the wilds of Mexico was a mat
ter Of conjecture, the animal keep
ers said.
The new animals will Be on dis
play at Snakeville until disposed OF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Ask Venue Change
In Mel Donald Case

PARIS, Tex, Sept. 1.-Pl-Hear-
ing on application for a change OF
venue in the Mcdonald will ease was
set for Thursday in district court
here today.
Decision OF a jury here two years
ago sustaining the will Of the capital
ist. ~bequeathing about 81 100000 10
the University of Texas for an as
Economical observatory, was re-
versed and remanded by the state
supreme court on 4 writ Of error.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Schools, Churches
Get Special Rates

A special so per cent reduction in
electric current and water rates was
granted hospitals. churches ana
schools BY the city commissioner
at a meeting Friday.
The motion was made BY CON-
missioner j. G. Starck and was Sec
pndad br Commissioner cobolini.
\, This measure is expected to meet
H. approval Of the numerous insti-
Ations Of this kind IN the city. The
I've was made Because II was felt
such public institutionE are en-
~ 70 speciat benefits, il was
Fed out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
County Court
Jurors Called

Jurors for the county court. call
cd for Monday morning. will not be
required to appear until Thursday
morning, County Clerk III ID. Seago
announced.
When the summons were sent
Jurors for the county court to APP
pear Monday X was not known that
court would he closed for Labor
day. County Clerk Seago was max
ing an effort 70 reach the jurors
by telephone Saturday night.
Criminal district court will omen
for the September term Monday
morning. and grand jurors have
been summoned to appear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02

WACO, Tex, Sept. 1.-sP-Clvde
y. Vest, alleged to have been one ~
the contributors 70 the election bot
over which Orville L. Mathews was
slain in Dallas today. cannot be To-
Gated IN Waco and il is doubted il
he lives here.
Neither could Ora MilIicsu. claimed
70 have been the notary public who
acknowledged the bet for the partici-
pants, be found.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
GEN. B I'LL

MILAN, Sept. 1.-PI-General I'm
berto Mobile. i'll with high fever from
the arm broken in his Italia expedi-
ton, decided suddenly late today. in
view Of the state Of his health. 20
leave his home here and return 70
Rome.
He entrained this evening, amid
sympathetic demonstration OF a
crowd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Senator Simmons
Oppose All Smith

CHARLOTTE. n. c., Sept. 1-fR1-
Senator Simmons. democrat, Of New
Bern. in a telegram today to Frank
B. McNinch. one Of the anti-Smith
leaders in North Carolina, announced
his endorsement of the anti-Smith
movement. and declared he was "pro-
foundIy convinced that the election
Of Governor Smith would be unfor-
tunate alike to the party and coun-
trv.~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Farm-Laborites
Call Convention

DENVER. Sept. 1.-F9HA second
fErmer-labor party natioral conven-
ton will be held IN Kansas City
SEPT. . to-among other thin~s-
try charges against Bert Mar
tin. national secretary. fer attempt
ing 10 coerce the party members to
sunrort Hoover in violation Of the
sentiment OF party members both
north and south" William Penn
Collins. national executive commit
tecman. said here today.
Collins said presidential and vice
presidential NOMINEES also will be
selected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Texans Will Study
California Methods

ABILENE. Tex. Sept. IT.
More than 40 West Texas farmers.
n~oultrymcn and dairymen. accom-
panied by secretaries cf several
West Texas chambers of commerce.
left today FOR = tEo weeks study
" methods used in their Industries
IN California.
The party is the first OF m series
under ausniccs of the West Teas
Chamber q Commerce. designed Nv
%ncounint West Texans with methods
used on the Pacific coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02

TWO DAYS OF WEDLOCK
LONDON.-Hugh Flowers. who had
lived with his bride only two days
sued for a divorce and won II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Connally's Lead
Is 59,l57 Report
Bureau Shows

DALLAS. Sept. 1.--F1-Congress.
man Tom ConnaIly's majority owe
Senator Earle B. Mavfield for thu
democratic u. S. senatorial nomina'
ton in last Saturdays run-off pri,
mar was 59.137 votes according t.
final figures announced here to-
night bv the Texas election bureau
The total vote accounted for was
576,665 and the bureau estimates
1t tabulsted all but 400 or less 81
that cast.
Returns from all but five coun-
ties were tabulated.
Final tabulation follows:
For senator: Connally, 317.901;
MavfieId- 25S.764.
Superintendent 81 public instruc
ton. Mars. 3l7,s0S; Garner. 23s
023.
Land commissioner: Robson,
348.323; Terrell. 1875.
Civil appeals. district ii, Funder-
burk, 25,206; Patterson, 22,541.
Congress, 18th district. Galloway,
2i.50s; Lee, 26.474.
The bureau estimates that tho
following votes arc still uncount.
ed: Brewster county. So: Cochran,
ioo: Edwards. 100: Hardeman, 100;
Pecos. &c.
TWO DAYS OF WEDLOCK
LOND0N.-Hugh Flowers. who had
lived with his bride only two davs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02
Slain In Street
By Father-in-Law

SHEFFIELD. Ala, Sept. 1.-t#9-
Thomas :. Alexander. acquitted al
his trial here last OS .ober on a
charge OF aiding and abetting COM
mission or a statutory offcnse
against his wife. was shot and killed
On one OF the main streets here tc-
night by Lee Pippin, father Of Mrs.
Alexander.
Alexander was killed as ho talked
with a group Of men, three or them
relatives, BY q charge from q shot
run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14

water shampooing is found to coun-
teract the condition.
For the blonde orris root Is a SIM
pie remedy eve though IL In ages
old. Qrris root can be purchased at
any drug store. Just sprinkle ii over
the hair. then brush IL out. The
hair will be soft and fluffy and will
appear clean.
For those who have dark hair,
however. orris root is not a salts
factory remedy. for II makes the
hair appear drab. This Is due 10
the small amount OF orris root that
remains on the hair no matter how
much you brush IL. With blonde
hair this Is not noticeable.
For dark-haired women. therefore.
l recommend the use OF a no-rinse
shampoo. There are several OF these
on the market and all OF them are
good and harmless. This type of
shampoo comes in liquid form and
a scant tablespoonful Is added 20
one-half cupful Of warm water. The
liquid is then poured over the hair.
brought TO a full lather and then
wiped off with a dry towel. The
hair Is then dried and will be fluffy
and clean.
No rinsing at all Is required and
the shampoo Is not harmful In any
way. Despite this, however, having
a sound respect for soap and water
in its proper place, / always suggest
that one alternate between the no.
rinse type Of shampoo and the regu.
lar soap and water shampoo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14

word. meaning falling or prolapse.
and "enteron" Is another word from
the same language. meaning in
testine. Enteroptosis. then. de-
scribes exactly what takes place.
The abdominal organs fall from their
normal position and. In an extreme
case. drop into the most dependent
part OF the abdomen.
There may be few signs. but the
group OF symptoms described as
dyspepsia" Is the usual result. The
associated constipation In a thing
which may be the cause or result.
There may be such accumulation OF
waste material in the bowel as TO
make a heavy. dragging mass, capa-
bic OF pulling the intestine from its
normal position.
or course this Is but m OF many
factors. Perhaps the chief n is
the too common neglect OF the in.
dividual 10 control properly the
abdominal muscles. Watch your
own habits-when you stand. do you
hold in your abdomen or do you let
Il pouch outward7 "~Pot-belly" Is
likely TO be a fault which may result;
in enteroptosis. Unless the abdomi.
nal wall Is kept in place. limiting the
cavity and affording support to the
organs. there is a likelihood OF trouble,
In short. enteroptosis In another
one OF the many human ills which
can be prevented by proper living
and proper physical conduct.
copyriEhL 1919. Nsuspapsr Feature S~Ttes. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
Home Making Helps
By Wanda Barton.
Watching Baby's Teeth.

KA osT parents think they have
V done their duty when they
have brought the teething
baby through the second Summer"
the end OF the first teething period.
The Government, however, IN now
taking a hand with the intention OF
sweeping toothache from the land.
This joyous condition Is to be
brought about by proper knowledge
OF what perfect teeth look like when
they appear. and monthly inspection
to watch every irregularity. depres-
sion. and defect in order TO correct II.
Lodgment OF food In any defective
place ferments and forms q biting
acid which at once attacks the
dentine. Neglected cavities 20 on
until they strike the vital point and
serious trouble follows.
AS up-to-date parents we should
begin with prenatal diet as ground.
work. followed by diet for the new
baby with the coming Of its teeth
in mind. The mothers diet before
baby comes should include plenty OF
fruit and vegetables. especially the
citrous fruits.
The Government suggests that
great care be taken OF the first teeth
even though nature will shed them
in her W good time. Fill them
where needed with a soft filling" to
save them until they are forced out
by the newcomers. Until the wee
mes can negotiate n tooth brush the
office should be performed daily for
them even though they are eating
little or no solid food. II Is also said
that our prepared foods do not give
u teeth the exercise necessary to
develop strength in them. or ven TO
them by natural processes.
African negroes. Eskimos. Ameri-
can Indians and the European
peasants rarely suffer from decayed
teeth. Diet roughage may account
for II.
Raising babies Is a woman's sized
Job and she must work at II for not
one but several years. but the re-
ward is great IL the Job has been
well done.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
T LILLIAN awakened me promptly

LILLIAN awakened me promptly
at the expiration OF four
hours. and helped me through
my dressing and breakfast as though
/ were a baby.
Your father and Allen aren't
stirring yet. praise be-" she said.
Neither is anybody else except
Katie and Jim. You1l have time TO
get everything done before we break
the glorious news to them"
I worked fast but carefully. and
long before noon. the original code
message with its transcription was
In my fathers hands. and ! had pre-
pared a paper so closely resembling
the one Princess Dina had carried
that only an eye experienced In the
Sumerian symbols could detect the
difference.
You really don't need 10 put so
much work on e." Lillian said. THE
gifted Sergius won't have any chance
to look at II closely. but ! suppose
an artist must be humored."
I flushed for there was such genu-
inc admiration in her tom thai felt
humbled. II was q tone. however.
which I was to near in my fathers
VOICE. III <4tEu DA1hO 0ho GNCA "a
Dicky's although ! knew IL cost my
husband something to commend me
for the work which he loathed hav-
ing me do.
II was an intonation OF remorse
and horror, however. which was IN
Princess OlIna's voice when ! told
her that her own mother and father
were marked for death upon the
code paper she had been carrying,
and that the woman high in courts
favor who had paid her a fortune
for delivering a message. had herself
marked her mothers name down.
"Ohi what have I donei' the girl
moaned. II thought the message
was about Jewels which Maryka
could not get out OF the country she
had left"
"It Is not what you have done. but
what you must do" I told her
sternly. THE capture Of this arch
plotter Sergius depends upon your
GOODNESS and courage tonight"
She drew herself to her full slender
height. every inch a princess OF q
royal house.
II shall not fail" she said. "Tell
me exactly what ! must do and
will do IT,"
1t was my father who gave her
the instructions for her actions as II
was he who planned every detail OF
the nights work. He already had
sent for trusted operatives who were
waiting in a town a few miles away
and to whom Dicky carried instruc-
tons as TO their shadowlng and
seizing the accomplices OF Sergius
mh0 wpTa mnunfur thu truck anr
waiting IN the other places or which
his red. bearded associate had told
Dicky. And after a dinner which
none OF tbs could eat. he summoned
Dina. Lillian. Dicky. Allen Drake
and myself TO his rooms for our fina'
directions. Mr.. Veritzen and hi:
powerful and faithful chauffeur
Otto, were to wait n few rods dowI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14

very second that you have q whits
ring around your eyes"
Yes. another thing Phoeba
hasn't" chuckled Cheeky Chebeg
Bird. The lower part OF my bill -
corn-color. Phoebe's bill Is all black
Then another thing. he hasn't az
much yellow on his suit as ! have
Come along and Wen take q Peek
into our nest. Mama Chebec in N
fine little Lady Bird and I'm sure
she will be glad 20 know you live In
the white house."
Cheeky Chebec sailed low under
the APPLE trees so Dotty could follow
him until he reached the tree that
held his treasure. Then. without
warning. Dotty was whisked up
among the branches. There, in an
upright crotch OF the tree was q
dear little cup-shaped cradle. softly
lined with down and horsehair. and
on II. just rs snug and cozy as could
be. sat Mama Chebec.
Cheeky Chebec introduced Dotty
and Mama Chebec was glad TO know
she was a friend TO the Flycatcher
family.
I'm sure your Daddy won't loss
by letting US nest In his orchard"
chirped Mama Chebec. Daddy
Chebec certainly will try 10 keep
the bugs and worms put OF the
trees while I'm busy. and when 7
get off the nest, and the children
learn to fly, we'll all get busy and
help him. Next Fall these trees VIII
Be- loaded with lovely fruit"
You're certainly welcome 20 nest
here" said Dotty. smoothing Mans
Chebec's soft feathers. "and Ill sure
Be glad when your tiny eggs hatch
Tor 1 want TO know your babies"
Just then the school bell rang.
Bidding her new friends goodbye.
Dotty hurried of 70 school.
coryrLEhL 1919. Newspaper Feature Service. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14

l believe we would all reply j
My criticism, however. is not a
claim that such types as the writer
specifies do not exist, but that he
has taken extreme limits as repre-
eenting large, average groups.
In point Of fact. most women are
solely neither coquettes o mothers,
but rather a happy combination OF
the two.
There is motherhood inherently in
all women, consciously or uncon-
sciouslyi
There Is also a bit OF the coquette.
at least dormant. in all OF them!
But. except in abnormal types, the
mother tendency is by far the pre-
dominating NE.
Coquetry is enticing and alluring.
Is IL not. perhaps. a natural and
even necessary preliminary TO the
fulfillment OF fundamental biological
purposes? The more attractive
women are the better. And the same
applies as well 10 men for that
matter.
But neither the 100 per cent
coquette nor the 100 per cen mother
should be worshiped as ideal.
Here again. as in most values.
exaggerated extremes rebound to
their own undoing.
Shall we say that rs per cent
mother and % per cent coquette
would make the best feminine per-
sonality?
Perhaps not. But certainly no
mother should feel that a little dash
or coquette IN her makeup is
ABSOLUTELY taboo.
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