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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
Cavalry Band to
Concert Tuesday

n line with a regular summer ser
srs az concerts, the 18th cavalry
hand viii give a concert at the Fort
Brown handstand Tuesday evening
beginning AZ 1880.
The hardstand is located near the
Elizabeth street entrance To the post.
Annie parking space Is available.
The band il under the direction
of c. r.. Washington.
The program follows:
/. March, The Corcoran Cadets
-Sousa.
.. Selection, Naughty Marietta
Herbert.
5. Excerpts from Suite L'Arle-
siennc fBizet). fal Prelude. OBJ
Minuetto. (cl lie Carlton.
A.. Waltz. Persian Moonlight
King.
3. Caprice HcrOiquc. The Awak-
ening Of the Iion"-Kontski.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
Arkansas U.Has
Not Been Asked
To Quit League

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Sept. 25.-
tPl-University Of Arkansas athletic
authorities today we're inclined to
discount a rumor that the universe
az would be asked 20 withdraw from
the Southwest conference at the
close NJ the present season. They IN
dicated no such request had been re-
ceived from the conference.
The rumor probably came from
the same ource mn the statement
that came out Of Texas last year. IN
which the business manager Of one
Texas school. for reasons OF his own.
wished 20 drop Askansas from the
basketball conference. Coach Francis
A. Schmidt, director of athletics.
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
Harrington Calls
Election on Sale
On Electric Plant

HARLINGEN. Sent. 25.-Harlinren
will vote October 3 on the PROPOSE
ton of selling the municipal electric
light plant to the Central Electric
and Power Co.. which has offered
S~i.5S0.000 for property.
The terms of the franchise. rates
and other agreements with the com
nany. e. 90 into effect in the event
the voters approve the sale. had not
been announced By the city commits
sion. but are expected u ~ publish
ed n detail al an early date.
The price offered for the plant will
Owe all outstanding indebtedness Of
ne city. n is stated. and will reduce
the tax rate 10 the mere cost Of main
tanning the city government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
SIX MURDER
CASES BOOKED
County Court
Criminal Docket
Is Prepared

EDINBURC, Sept. 25.-Six murder
cases were set for hearing and one
murder case was dismissed in the
Monday session az the Seventy-nnith
district court, Judge Hood Boone,
presiding.
Murder cases set for trial were
Robert Mcneil. Ben Zamorra. Pedro
Cara, Jose Perez and Manuel Es-
camilla. charged jointly, and Arthur
L. Gupton.
The Pedro Cabrea murder charge
was dismissed.
Other cases set for hearing ON
criminal docket were Francisco Con-
zales, charged with assault with In
tent 10 murder; Libonio Cadena,
John D. Switzerland and Alfred
Wolf. all charged with unlawfuily
paying poll tax Of another; Nicanor
Resendez. two charges OF burglary
and theft over 500; Fernando Mar
tinez and Ovelin Cavazos, jointly
charged with burglary. Cavazos
plead not guilty.
ed. Arthur Jones, charged with bur
glary; G. B. Vestal, alias The
Southerner." charged with swim
ding; T. ]. Moore, charged with en-
bezziemeut, and "A. Il. Lewis, charged
with swindline.
Arthur IL Gupton. who Ia To appear
for hearing October "a. was placed
under q $4,000 bond following IA ha-
beas corpus hearing. Jose Perez and
Manuel Escamilla were also granted
bond Of $1,000.60, and Fernando Mar
tinez and Ovelin Cnrzazos were eacn
granted bond w the sum or $1,000.
Ten cases were cleared off the
docket or the Ninety-third district
court, Judge J.. +. Leslie, presiding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
WEATHER

Moderately high barometric pres
sure prevailed over the Plains states
this morning. attended by u~nseason-
ably Tow temperatures, and light ~
killing frosts throughout the north
western and no~rth-centraI states.
tioudy. unsettled and cool weather
prevailed also over most ~ .ho
naiance Of the country. with scat
tered showers reported from Flor
ida. extreme southern and western
lexas. and from the region IL the
lower Great Lakes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
HOOVER TOBE
BUSY ON day
TRIP TOSOUTH
2 Addresses on Card
And Tour to Many
Towns In Virginia
And Tennessee
BY JAMES L. WEST.
ASSOCIATED Press Staff W~riter.)

N~N"RR-@8A"A AANE1 2AnlA AhtEfaf
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-R)-A
rather schedule has been
arranged for Herbert Hoover on his
one day excursion into the South
next month. during which Ne will
visit two cities and pass through half
a dozen others in the Tennessee and
Virginia mountains by train or auto
mobile.
The republican presidential candi-
date viii make two speeches. the
principal one az. E~iizabethton, Tenn.
in mid-aftern0on on October 8, and
the other AZ Johnson City, Tenn, late
in the day just before he boards his
private train for the overnight re-
Turn run TO Washington.
Stop nc L~yRchburg
As the schedule is now arranged
the party will leave here over the
Southern railway at n .. m. on the
night Of October 5 with the first stop
AZ Lynchburg. where the transfer will
he made to the Norfolk and Western.
Bristol. which straddles the Virginia
Tennessee line, Is 20 be reached
around $50 a. M. and there the NOM
inee vii make a rear platform ap-
pearance.
Switched back 70 the Southern. the
srecial train will then proceed %
E~lizahethton. arriving about 1850
-. M. The train will be halted out
side the city limits and ire party
will motor through the town the
rarsde ending in time for luncheon
al 1880 o'clock At which Mr.. Hoover
viii bc the honor guest and at which
he may have a word or two 90 say.
Talk Non-Poiitical
At ? p. m. the nominee Is 10 reNie"
4 pageant In Connection with the IN
dustrial and Battle Of Kings noun
tain celebration which then VIII hc ~
progress. From the reviewing stand
the nominee will be taken % = nat
ural outdoor ampitheater where ne
will deliver the fourth prepared ALI
dress ~ the campaign, but n which
will he a. nearly non-political in
character as can he one delivered ny
a candidate for the presidency
After the address, Hoover and his
rartv will enter automobiles for the
ten nile ride over a mountain high
wsv 10 Johnson City. which - plan
ming A fine welcome for the repub-
lican nominee.
The E~iizabethon speech now ~
reaching its final form and as he M
Yesterday, the republican standard
bearer. will spend the forenoon at
home working on il. He has only
one engagement for the day and that
late in TIE afternoon with Roy O..
west. new secretary OF the interior,
and for years secretary Of the re-
publican national committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
Rancher Admits
Killing; States
Ii Was Mistake

FORT COLLINS, Colo. Sept. 25.-
fPl-George Morrison. ranch owner.
admitted to police today he was the
slayer on Dale Traitor. 2~6-year-0ld
Los Angeles youth, who was shot
from ambush on Morrison's ranch
near here Thursday night.
Trailer was "a victim of mistaken
identity. Morrison said IN his con-
fessicn to the police.
Morrison admitted. the police de-
clared, that he had intended for
three months to Kill Fred Hall, his
neighbor. whom he accused of pay
ing attentions 10 Mrs. Morrison. Ee
mistook Traitor for Hall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
Flashes Of Life

MOMBASA. Kenqa Colony, East
Africa--Times have changed since
an Englishman had TO pay tariff
here on golf clubs as agricultural
implements" The Prince sof Wales
and his brother, the Duke 81 Glou-
cester. are TO be invited TO play on
the course owned ~ dusky King
Daudi Chwa at Kampala. The king's
handicap il low.
NEW YORK-A woman's little
corset shop IS preventing erection Of
a big skyscraper. Mrs. Estelle g.
Rosenfield. whose store has a ten
foot front, has Il temporary iniunc-
tion against a proposed 2i-story
structure in Herald Square. She
has 4 I2-year lease. wants $l5O,00o
TO move, and has been Offered
$4,000.
LONDON-Presumably from across
the sea a helping hand is stretched
forth 20 John Bun. The treasury
has been given anonymously $4,000
In ". 8. Steel . per cent bonds 10
help pay the interest on the debt 70
Uncle Sam.
SERAJENO. Bosnia-An OAK which
for $50 years has cast its shade IN
city park ~ going To the United
States to be made into furniture,
sixty feet long and six feet IN diam
eter. it cost the buyers $4,000.
DOVER. England-Girls and girls
may swim the channel, but the Hon.
Mrs. Victory Bruce pretfrs another
way Of crossing. From Dover 70
Calais she has gone in / hour, AZ
minutes in her cupboard m~otorboat
Mosquito, a record Of its kind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
Miss circuit Wins At
Women's Golf Meet

CASCADE GOLF COURSE. HOT
SPRINGS. Na.- Sent. 25.-fP-Miss
Maureen Circuit, Englewood. n. u.
defeated Mrs. Austin Pardue. Chi
cago, 2 and s today III the first com
nieted match Of the first round ~
the Women's National Golf cham
n~lonship. Miss Circuit was six IN IA
the turn and won the 18th after 49,
tenth and eleventh we're halved.
Marion Hollins. former chamnior
defeated Miss Betty Guthrie. New
fork- seven up and six IN nIav. whila
Miss Virginia Van Vie. Chicago. won
from Mrs. Steward Hanley, Detroit
7 and s..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25

IT. 10u Have anything TO haul or
store, phone z7S.--Valley Bonded
Warehouse a. Storage Co.-Adv. IL.
viii Initiate Ten-The Browns
vile Elks will initiate a class of ten
at the Elk club rooms Tuesday night.
A request has been made by the Of
ficers OF the order that NIL members
be present as considerable impor-
tant business will be UP for c0nsid-
GRAFTON.
For Golf and Tennis wear a mod
err Cruen wrist watch. Follow the
time as you follow the ball. R. L.
Lackner, Exclusive Gruen Agency
Adv. Il.
There will be a meeting Of the
Woodmen Circle Wednesday evening
at 1880 D. m. at the hall over old
Herald office. or Mt residence. for
election Of officers. Aaron Turk,
clerk. 1888
You Call 27s. We haul.-valley
Bonded Warehouse q Storage Co..
Adv. #.
Making Survey-H. N. Dale. naval
recruiting officer in Brownsville.
vent 10 Harlingen and McASllen
Tuesday to make a survey relative
to the securing Of office space for
the opening Of q cay-a-week recruit
ing service in these cities. tie will
return Tuesday evening.
All Kinds OF feed at hardtime pric-
cs.-Valloy Bonded Warehouse a.
Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Return Soon-Mr. and Mrs. James
a Browne and son are to return 20
Brownsville from san Antonio the
latter part of this week. They stop
ped III San Antonio enroute TO this
city following an automobile tour of
Colorado and New Mexico IN com
p2ny with Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg
who have already returned. They
viii return 10 this city in the Gregg
automobile which vas left i'm San An
tonic for their service.
kindergarten.-Mrs. d. W. Inger-
soil will begin her kindergarten
Sept. Ia. For further information
telephone 946W. If
NJ you were learning 10 write. YOU
would buy the best pen on the mar
ket. Then az least buy the school
children q S2.T5 Conklin. Parker or
VAIL Pen at Lackner'S.-Adv. IF.
Muddy Field-Mud Is 50 deep at
the municipal airfield that ii il inn
possible for planes 70 take off. &C
cording N Les MauIdin, airport man
ager.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals and strengthens sore,
weak. tired eyes. All druggists Csc
Adv. (e)
ResacEs FiIIed-Recent rains have
practically filled all resacas in this
section w the Valley. Many of these
~resacas had completely dried during
the hot summer months
school Kids Itch vanisheH after q
few days b applying . piec. Of cot
ten. saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy, 20 sffecteS parts At bed
time. All druggists are authorized
70 refund our money Il il falls
Adv. (T)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
PR0BE loss oF SAILOR

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 25.-fPl-
Maritime officials today we're com
rletinE en- investigation or the dis
appearance Of Pat Rose. So. member
or the crew of the fishing schooner
". Madeleine. Rose MAS lost over
beard yesterday Is the schooner YVES
~nchored IN the gulf lust past Ire
Galveston hsrbcr entrance. No one
saw him fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. 25.-tP1-A
rate OF three-fourths cents q ton
per mile was ordered BY the rail.
road commission today on ice ship
ped on che Texas and New Orleans
railroad from Edinburg to Browns
vile. Edinburg a. McAllen, and Corr
pus Christi 70 Sinton. for use only
for icing packages and top icing In
side refrigerator cars. subject u A
minimum charge of So "A AR.
The rate IL effective from Oct. u
July 10, 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-tF@
President Coolidge believes that
there W still w fair chance the rail-
road board of mediation may adjust
the dispute in western railroads
arising from q request for increased
wages NV conductors and trainmen ON
those carriers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
TOO Many FOB HIS WIFE

PORTSMOUTH, EnF-Judge Bar
nard Lailey gave a unique iudg-
mcnt IN "A ease in which Eugene
Eisrer and Engin2er-Commander X
". Saunders. n. W. for goods sup
piled 10 his wife. The goods in
cludcd - pairs of stockings sup
piled between November and March
last. The plaintiff said she did not
think that was an excessive num-
her for "A naval commanders wife
Judge Laiiey held that the stockings
were not necessary 10 the wife's de-
gree or 10 the position which her
husband permitted her to assume.
Having regard 70 his income, they
represent sheer extravaganza. The
risk was one the dealer took for
herseJa. Therefore, the suit was
dismissed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25

The City ar Brownsville viii rel
ceive sealed bids addressed to the
Hon. A. N. Cole. Mayor Up until 10
A.. M. October 18th. 1928. for one
approximately $50 III. ~ Boiler. Spec
ifications are on fife in the City Sec
retary's office and can be had upon
application at that office.
A. VI. MUNDAY. City Secretary.
9-2~5-4-i0t-3-53
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
WEATHER BULLETIN

FIRST figure lowest temperature
isSt night second. highest tempera-
lure yesterday; third, wind velocity
Al Z =. n; fourth. rainfall past "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-25
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TOday's Radio Features
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KWWG-Valley Radio Station
Brownsville
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9:30-i2 noon-Vaned musical program.
12-Weather forecast
1900 4:0O-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
Brownsville Herald. Stat ions request program inter-
spersed.
700 -. 30-Sacred concert
S:30-9.30-Special Spanish program. Ramon Martinez. Jesus Ca
rlc, Tito Crixen, Manuel Colsa and other entertainers
from Matrgioros.
GRGv-HarIhngen Music Co.
HarIhngen
tl27O kc-236l metersl
7:0Os:0O a. m.-Dick and the Ednburg Review.
9:00-lI :O0-Bargain counter program.
H. sol 100 p. m-Market report and weather forecast.
Observation-Disclosures hotel dinner program.
6:~l5-6:45-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
Brownsville Herald.
6:459:S0-Speems.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-13
NEW CITIZENS TO COME
HERE, SAYS NEUMAN
President Of Greater Minnesota AssO.
citation Says State Will Benefit
From Advertising Program
Now Under Way.

That in another year agricultural
benefits of the advertising which has
been placed and which will be con-
tinued during the coming months to
attract new citizens to this state is
the opinion of Otto c. Neuman of
Wheaton, president of the Greater
Minnesota Association which is now
working jointly with the Ten Thou
sand Lakes Association.
From the first efforts of the two
organizations to advertise Minnesota
as place in which to live, splendid
results have been achieved. Inquiries
have been received from all sections
of the United States with even some
from foreign lands. Letters are still
being received in answer to the ad-
vertising and throughout the winter
months an active follow-up campaign
will be conducted to keep up the in
terest of those who have written for
information on this state.
Speaking of the program now being
undertaken to sell Minnesota to the
world, Mr.. Neuman says: 1T takes
time to pick a citizen out of one COM
munity and plant him in another" A
man may buy an automobile or suit
of clothes with a ten minute sales
talk, but when it comes to changing
his place of residence he studies out
all angles carefully and it usually
takes months and sometimes years
from the time he made his first in
quiry before he actually moves. 1t is
our intention to keep in touch with
those who have written us concerning
opportunities in Minnesota and we
hope to gradually educate them to
point where they will come to Mime
sofa to live. Some with whom we
have corresponded have come here
from other states and have gone out
through Minnesota looking for farm
home. Most of these families COM
bined business with pleasure and
looked over farm property while visit
ing the lakes and Fairgrounds here.
at has been our experience that the
tourist business does much in bring
ing new settlers to our state. They
are attracted here first by what we
offer in recreation and after they ar
rive they discover that Minnesota is
wonderful place in which to live
as we'll as in which to play. In our
two-fold program we hope to interest
the prospective home-seeker to visit
our state and look for home while
he enjoys a vacation. We also expect
that tourists as in the past will con-
tinue to invest in Minnesota or finally
come here to live"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-13
Minnesota Legion Men
To Take Mexican Tour

In addition to enjoying round TRIP
to San Antonio, Texas, via st. Louis
New Orleans and Houston, returning
via Kansas City, Minnesota Legion
and Auxiliary members who attend
the national convention October So
may visit Mexico via special trains
composed of fellow members from all
parts of the United States, at very
reasonable rates. Details of both
trips may be had from Minnesota Lee
gion Headquarters, Old Capitol, St
Paul, which also has special creden-
tials for Legionnaires making the San
Antonio trip as representatives OF
their newspapers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-13

two-thirds of the gas tax and the mo-
tor vehicle taxes all would be left in
the trunk highway fund.-"
The 6,931 miles of trunk highways
represent but a small part of the road
system Of the state, Senator Johnson
pointed out. There are 102,544 miles
of secondary roads, which carry the
every day rural traffic on which the
farmers and business men of the small
town and villages depend.
Amendment No. 1, if passed at the
November election, would place one
third of the receipts of the gasoline
tax in the state road and bridge fund,
from which a portion of the fund
would be distributed to each of the 81
counties.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-13
Trusting to Luck.

After Marjorie and Maryetta hat
gone to bed, a piercing wall, followed
by sobs, came from the direction O
their room upstairs. Their mother
hurried up to see what the trouble
might be.
Marjorie (crying): "Maryetta hi
me in the stomach
Mother: ''Maryetta, why did you
hit Marjorie in the stomach?"
Maryetta: well, mother, you dom
need to think I'm going to get up ant
turn on the light just to see where
to hit her."-Chicago News.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-13

Members of the committe pointed
out that there has been no disposition
to leave the farmers isolated on dirt
roads while the state improved the
main routes used by the through"
traffic, but that this is merely a ma
tural evolution.
1T was logical in inaugurating a
highway building program in Mime
sofa to begin with the trunk highways
and spend as much effort as possible
first on these roads," Senator johnson
said. But improvement of the trunk
highways now has progressed to the
point where we can afford to give a
portion of the gsoline tax to the Sec
ondary roads, which after all are the
roads which the great bulk of the
farmers and business men of the small
towns and villages must depend upon
Trunk Highways Improved.
more than 80 per cent of the trunk
highways are paved or surfaced. Isn't
it time we listened to these men who
live out on the side roads? We pay
motor vehicle taxes and we pay gaso-
line taxes these men have been say
ing. why can't we have improved
roads as the men do who live on trunk
highways?'
1--WE are not asking lot-only a
third of the gasoline tax. The other
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-13
FAILURE TO SAVE INDICATES
FATAL INDIFFERENCE
TO ONES DESTINY
by S. w. Straus)

The statement has been made by
many observers that the person who
cannot save money is destined to fail
ure.
This is not entirely true, for success
in life cannot be measured by ma
terial standards. 1t would not be
difficult to give the names of many
who have achieved high success in
life without having accumulated any
material possessions of consequence.
But such instances are exceptions.
With the rank and file of men and
women, the ability to save money is
an indication of will power and am
bition. People who fail to save money
do not neglect this practice because
cause they WILL NOT.
1t is not that the saving of money
in itself is of supreme Importance.
The point is that the function of saw
ing is an indication of ones attitude
toward life. Failing to save indicates
Indifference to ones we'll being-a
failure to grasp the deep problems
involved in individual progress.
Broadly speaking, it might be said
that the person who cannot save mon
ey is destined to failure in life be-
cause he does not care enough about
success to fight for it.
We should learn to look upon saw
ing, therefore, as test of ambition
Those who are willing to fritter away
their earnings from day to day with
out provision for the future show a
fatal Indifference to their own fate.
1t is we'll to remember at all times
the solidifying effect of thrift. 1t
gives substantiability to ones plans
and distinction and purpose to all in
dividual progress.