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New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Nemt,er Audit Bureau Of Circulation

NeMbff AUUIl GyUFFHU UT NUNus"t'"" rha A E. L. is . national organization vthich furu,shes newspapers and advef- t;aa-v with . strictly honest analyss C c,rcula ton Our circulaton ststiet'cs are -ssed upon this audit This tn-o'es pro lection aga,nst fraud in ne~spape' d's. tnbutiop hsures 10 both national anh local adgsuisers.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Remus is lucky. His insanity was temporary. The episode indicates that the countrys malady is per- nanent.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Counter AttAf.ktnu!

Alan: Before I marry you, an- swer just one question: can you keep house?"
 Marie: And before I marry you. answer one question: can you keep a caro-
 -DOrothv Black
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Tue Shadow Cast Before!

A broiling sun glared from cloudless July sky as saw my hon. ored friend. the Art Editor of | fla nous weekly. hurrying down the beach attired in d thick fur coat with the collar turned up. For a mo- ment ] thought his reason unhinged.
 Pardon me-" said. gently. but aren't you little overdressed for the time of the year?"
 Don't you worry" he answer ed. I'm only trying to work myself into a vintry frame of mind. The fact ts, I'm on my way to etve the
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

The Bolshe.iks are wondering how to make the farmers grow more than they can eat. Did you ever hear of Fords?
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

The Herald is on sale daily ln New York at Hotsiing. Newsstand Timee souare: schu,tI's Nswsstands. Gottanee CYand Central. &:nd Street.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Ii is estimated that per cent of national energy could be saved if all salary checks were sent direct to the instaliment people.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Membes oi the Associated tress The Associated Piese is exclusively <h- tjtlsd ,o the uss fo, republication oi su ueWs credited to u or not otherSlse credited in ths paper and also local neUs published therein.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Stop Skin Itching
Use healing liquid Zemo

Stop worrying about such skin troubles as Eczema. For a clean. smooth, healthy skin apply Zemo. 1t penetrates. soothes and quickly re- lieNes itching.~ In most cases 1t brings relief from Blotches. Blem- ishes, Pimples and other skin irri- lected. Use Zemo day or night. It does not. show. 35c. COG, and $1.00.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Paris is trying to stop public kissing-except, of course, in cases where both parties have whiskers.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
No troubles are permanent.

Even the Seven-year itch is often cured in three or four years:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

our idea of the worlds hardest job is to figure out aduSldctors pe@- ting odds on the years elecuoh.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Tho only profitable advertising medium . the Ci.y, Circulation books ano press room slvays open to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

finishing touch to our forthcoming Special Christmas Number"
 Fred c. White.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
An ExDcctant Heir!

Daniel: "Thyy say old Bowen has lots of viii power
 Wilbur (hopeful heir): Yes. we think it runs into seven fisures."
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Facts and dEancies

The Orient needs cooperation. If tie stork would work less, the wolf could work less.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

Mans natural tendency 10 ailbt costs him a lot It makes him buy a new golf club every few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

The chair used by Charles I. dur ing his trial at Westminster hall is to be transferred to South kensing- I ton museum.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
New Britain Herald
 HERALD eURLJeAiNG ooAPANy

lsssA1 Daily tosndsy E1csetsN As Nsesld pAS.. q Church Street
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
oUDocRlProk RATEs o1.ee . ysas.
 t:.0o Thres AonthA
 fSc. . Month.

Rptsrs1 at shs eose OfAcs as Nsv Brit aiu as second Ciass Nal Aattar.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

TELEPHONE CALLS
 BuSiness OMcs .... S.t Editorial Rooms .... sIs
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
u. S. Grant Co.
Acquires Plant
Of Brawley Firm

Motorists Of Imperial Valley and
especially Of BnawIoy will be inter
..,td I'm the news that the L. :.
Grant Adto Eguipmont company has
purchased the interests Of w. H.
Ercon in tha BraWlcy Tire Company
and plans to rebuild the store as a
...i-rH master tire service station.
Gram viii continue ms manager Of
the station and has acquired a1 in
t..s IN the new imryr.ai Valley
Cooperation which vas recently
fWM.I to conduct th. tztcusivr
tire business that is con; mpIatcd
by tie l. 5. Grant Auto Equipment
cv1hanH i'll this territory.
TIE concern opened t.r b1viacse
il FL Centre on JantarN /, 1923 and
husro-s al that store has moro than
doubled during the past year. Il.
" IIatton is manager ef the ri
Ccutro store. aud general manager
q; the concerns interests in Iupn.
rial Valley. Sub daalars are also
located in Ca'ezieo and the Grant
company bians Il large modern tire
service station fer caleEico ia tl."
future Tho addition Of the Imu"
rial Nallay tire stations makes thr
[. :. Grant Auto Equipment COM
panN. with headquarters in san u.
GOO where the firm has bncn cstab-
iiShed for the past eigh years. ON"
oi the largest tire distributing CON
Germs IN California;.
[. S. Grant, president Of the or
,.ai/atiau is a director in the Unit
% States National Bank Of San Di-
cgo aud aIse director in the Ma
tianai Tira Dealers Association. He
saws - We are unusually pleased
with the business We have secured
i'm ImptriaI valley and arr forming
plans that will provide tire service
stations at all important cantcra in
the valley which VIII bo on par
qi.a taa finest i'm the Southwest.
rla ama standard of service and
nationally known lines Of tires car
buretors. wire and disc wheels.
brakes and shock ahsorbcra that
arc carried las cur large san Diego
store VIII hc avai,ah!c to valley ear
oWncfs ard each station viii !tVc
Ill. adF9G.aga &C. the most modern
i'.r.>tma equipment for ryoair."g
ard hela.uz t.res for pleasure
cars and traeke. OR slogan. 'Thc
finest servira in the Wost WI rlor
an important part in imp rial Val
lsv from nov ON and we are rort.in
lIat ~ VII receive I'll. whole
hearted sefpar. of the p1b5iy ~ oar
efforts to provide Il tire service that
is adequate To mcet al needs
The [. s. Grant Auto Equipment
company is Firestona distributor for
SAN Diego county and 1T the main
store cialt carloads If tires are
constantly carried IN stock. Tile
firm las contracts for ajl tire
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
No More Gas
I'm Stomach
and Bowels

II you wish to be permanently re-
heved of ras in stomach and bowels.
sake Baolmann's Gas Tablets. which
are prepared especially for stomach gas
md al the bad effects resulting from
gas pressure.
That empty, rnawinG feeling at the
anxious. nervous feeling with heart pal
pitation viii vanish. and you will again
be able to take deep breath without
discomfort.
;, That d5rowsy. sleepy feeling alter
entertainment. Bloating will cease.
Your limbs. arms and fingers will no
longer feel cold and go to sleep" be-
cause Paalmanns Gas Tablets prevent
gas from interfering with the cir-uln-
ton Get the genuine in the yellow pa *
age, at any cood drug store Price 81.
Clements Drug Store
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
PRESS NEW'SEES
HAVE big TIME
ON ANNUAL PARTY

Jolany Hia.s, popuir juvenile
movie tar. u.N.- lad any more vo-
rircr.Hs aad' 'r.. than me had at
thp >.H A.rIMD tlcat.r last night.
Aad Mayo Ei' Clements never so
much ire cream disappear so fast rs
f dia a.ior tn" first how closed.
Bofs remarks a'- .psrd un t.e
fact thar - 81 .'. best and .j.. j.
.st t- .r 'a.u ..a Press carriers
3e.. on '...r .r".0 'ambDr.r.
cluHw.' o.. "U"d" Howard.
ill., :, s.. I'D ..I who bosses ta"
rest tl a.uslos Iaft the
pas shortly before o..
e.oeU ..i .ra u.t .b. gat-" af
IN. NI. ...aa..- Herb Nor-
rls @ a urr coming, threw up
p. lEd. and told 30 Dad " to shoe
I'm ID t#ee., ~. seats are p"cttv
solid ma ,h.y can, burt each
other &. het get 20 staging u
cushion fight Th.v may wreck tire
io,ut, 14 i'I take chance.
TJgrHw-.. Didn't wreck it. They
a2p'aH1rA -. ,y.hja4 in spite amt
aovI.i tAslr beads of az Johnny
Hjnes. Iaaaa was pIrnty cf squim
ing. twisting, vhaching back and
forth and - general good time with
ne casualties. Tn" boys appreciated
Ia" grGrrositv ot Manager Norris
and it is q question who enjoyed tn"
paHt. ,Ic most, the Kids, or tb. Ii-
tat guy who used to b" uc" 60 him
self.
Fa.rew'ug thu show "."ao Eiq
Parade lit o&t for the mayor $
tor Coos of ice cream big enough
70 choke an elephant wonj down til"
ncWsics' tummio4 for ''Pross rates -
aad aSt Of al there were "soc-
onds. some Of the cntcrprisiug
Kids goe thirds, while others
lictc# tho spoous and thr dishes.
Bill didH t miss a single spoon nor
vac here a dish broken.
#.-h u.arclcs stuck out Ike tn
best brand Of ward politicians, the
acws..s Waddlrd from the store and
disappeared 80 their homes. ''na3''
Howard, game to the last ditch,
trud-a3 eff to "Homn Swoat
Hone - .wist "rd toss during tn,
oi4h- waiI, J., tr,amcd Of - prs'iv
Kids at.ag Telegraph poles, walkino
on i've u.r#r, riding wild tigers anil
making u mess in general out Of
what lad formerly been q pretty
coed world
r.. kids who did the dqmage
were: Jimmy Rcedy. Max Norris,
Ioe fi#1:iton, Glen Wilson, Robert
Elliot, Eart Templrtou OF Imu.rial.
Dcno Hockctt, Wilbur Coggins,
6eerge Goanor EalpH Cornor W.
2. Cowoa, Curtis Counor, Randall
Connor Chat 5 all the ConuorSJ J. Il.
Hamilton, Shcrman Eldrcdqc, John
ny Malloy, and Kid Howard.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
!. lN.IIE5,1WSPAPERWA /, AIN
PRAISES WORK
DONE BY SWING

"Ph;l Swing personality did
ouch toward winning the battle Of
fla Eoldcr 1am bin in the House
at pape. sealatives, Joe Timmons,
.cc;al writer Tor the Los Angeles
Examine and correspondent al
Washington, u. G., during the re
cent session cf Congress. told mem
bsrx Of the f. Centre Chamber Of
Commerce q, noon today II" was
ta principal speaker at the weekly
luncheon meeting IF tin club.
lu Ills address hr described much
of III, work. that was done bv pro
oououfs q the I'll in Washington
duaiug tha recent session and it's lir-
tcrt in Tie house. Discussing Swing 5
"eWtr in the House hr declared
aH. H. personality bad won him
.. tnad@ay and that manv Of
IT, fene.. nta.iYa- voted with hin
be.aaa e. tacjr saith in him.
.lmmon declared that Judging
trea bis observations during th"
-cesna ea-.ou tie bin win be pass
i IN tae 0ate i'm December. NJ"
a.d that ,IRe. his r.taru to Cali.
foraia Ea b1e fo'.rci the business
.oa,l aiafs throughout tn, snath'ra
8.: ~ tHo s'a#n have benefited hy
t.e trrciug cfrgc, If the pas~ag' o.
tna bill in the House.
.'gr,at things are in store for
southern California when the bill
= ~ i ~ the Senate in Dc..m-
ber." le concluded.
TleFa will he 80 meeting Of 'h"
directors of the Chamber Of Com
la#r. e tonight, the regular session
le;n. cancelled in order tl,at The
directors may aatepd the rally w.nt-
inc ia .or ot fA.I Swing st CITY
raI..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Explosion Kills
Eastern Miners

LAUREL POINr, W. va, Jlno
70. give miners were killed and
seven others injured in an explosion
IN III" Laurel Point minp'of the M
t3uM Goa! compan. today, accord
~ {, officials Of ',r coDP"ny.
Tim explosion occurred in tn"
'ha.t 81 the miuo when - coal cut
ter, waf. at work. Ten men cscap-
- without injury.
G'r...ais n.rc unable TO ascertain
thc oa.s. OF lh. explosion.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Pomona Woman
Ends Her Life
ny United Press Lcs1 wire

POMONA. ,Iif., Jaar co.. El.
body Of Mrs. ra..a CT.1aa,
Hlo apparently committed ed.
.as fourd tada- by h.r husband
Arthur g. Coleman Nhe1 hr arose
iiu bcd
Coleman, who has been Sd. sand
she arose to prepare breakfas- about
" q. H. and he discovered tn.
tragedy an hour later. y rop, was
tied around high door tiryc aI.i
a'o,uI th. Woman s aa...
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Curtis COnfers
With Leaders

Nt~iii%GrON, Juno 25.-5cna-
tor har'os Curtis, Republican vice
'.aial nominee, started today
% s.r''- of discussions with Repub-
iiaan leaders, chiefly on the farm
relief plan hc and Herbert Hoover
gaH 'o cnHVa.ca ON this fall.
Senator Smoot Of Utah, who
drafted tb" Republican platform,
wa- a.. first caller at Curtis office.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

cuipupot and ..r,ia. for -n-a rsa-
Germs IS the Pickls'rk ami Slth-r-
Grd stages, yr.I.a Ga5 Co.. san
Diego Electric H. r., AMI other
iarg. firm, tha' buy ti,ss ea
strict cost per mjic basis
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Screen Actress
Wins Judgment
Ry uni,cdrrc~s Leased v;re

D> A,tE T. -, .'4He 2a=Na"
Murray, screen '9, #ae awarded
.rjrmeu IL rHc ,8r. at - to
day aca'ne: Jack IoHavaa actor
arrhit. .cj eua sometime rsa'tar
Mss NuFar's ,harG, that Doro.
YAM lri-r."re@tated :he value Of u
home +. ~.'d lt~ ia Santa Monica
was rph.'5 hv Superior judge ral
"rl uha award "a 5"r 3um1p.-.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
- WaelltG gtCtl

Boston - Goo coo nao-1 ! !
Washington eat la0 It,. s ;
Ma Fayd-n aHl Berry; EraXtou
ard RurI
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
1t Chica~o

-t .Lol's .. t09 Ga3 H2l 6 II o
Chicago 09t iel g1i o
iiaiIcs al Ellsau; Je4ea @n1
Hdrtu
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notic. is hereby given BY G. C..
Toupy, administrator of The estate
cf ". n. English, deceased, 30 all
persons having claims against said
deceased, t. present them within
four month, after first publication
of t1is notice, tn the undersigned.
at Ia- r.3Eorf Huidjag, FL Cen
fro, Califaruia, the place selected to
'ransa.t bus.ncss Of said estate, or
FL, tbem within four months after
first publication ol tbs notice IN
the office of Clerk Of Superior
Court, Imperial County.
Dotted this 2lth day of May, A..
d.. 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Tn pebI.n Highway, one Of the
@an -tae approaches to Oakland
NH lie opened .or traffic July 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
More Light On
Utilities Work

WA&IINUTON.. .Jm, 2 .igbtY
cight thousand copies of Six ufiat.rs
text books have be.a distributed m
Missouri public schools 10y .row,.
interest, th. Federal Tra1. C.mwi,
sion l.uur3 fodrr
Th" parpAlcts, prepared ~ tbe
MissoUr. committee oH public u'.i
~ .a"ormnlou were sent jl 60.
hIgh scb,o's ia r., state and E.aa..#
"u estimated total a. a.aa. H#e#
students, j. f.. Snc- Ian.
or the committee. testified
In Que j,.:a~ Sler.da rsm a3
ID COTTON for hay.rt o., courage to
protest against q plan dr.aa np by
utilities c&o~wi,.- 81 iraad - H.l.
>hcV.stic AL advocates ef public
ownership Of utilities. This plaH,
Sheridan testified, was developed ~
a conference i'm Ncw lofi. LAST s.ef.
bot ba could rot give Details
'' May r!aim blood brotherhood
with tn" little hammered down
Yankee who has the intelligence.
and downright honesty 10 mskr y
protest against this idca . Sheri.
uau wrote.
IN another letter Sheridan said:
''A have man in never foolish. II
q man has mot coura%n what has
hc !'
Yea rp men are Iittic breed.
Possession breeds bias AM c9Wards.
Tie mau who invented priyat, own
.r>h.p was - mortal cEemT G th's
tman race. Hot dog. ana strong
for you For 30 years ypeta az |
felt. For five years hcId rT
guns Now mcau to resume thu
greatest of human right. free
pcrch -
Replying to sheridan, caI.on
sad.
"Tho ding about Tie utilitv in
dgstrF that di>gasts me- is he wing.
trimming, fahing and downright
evasion IT t",st, or violation Of
'rus-. that MARKS progress toward
enormous wealth cf some q the So
called biz mcn in the industry.
Whom sen enwr Of thasa fellows
waving flags, I am fiI.ed With dis
GUST ""d rage for ,h"r are aaythin2
but patriots.
Twenty five growers e Hl4e3;eya
bears in St9uis.aus county VII keep
production rca; figure, t:.is year.
Sixteen purebred registered Jer-
scy calves have recently been dis
tributcd to calf club mgmbcrs in
San Luis Obispo county, at Il eost
# $sl each.
Contracts have been Let for the
building Of IL miles of road in the
La Volcanic National Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
At Cleveland Second Camel

II ClcTc.and l3acond Game)
Chira-o Gee ela Iol . 6
Ci"c'aud loI 1l0 ok 9 !
Ia5cr and Grouse; Grant and Ny
at.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
BASEBALL RESULTS
score Of today $ games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:J5 p N
National
A. plriinEn-nhin.

- \ LII 49, F1IIEtV
N:-aE'ya , 600 002 COO S 3
Philadelphia 2gl 10 2Gx-a l. .
Elliott MeWecnE aud Deberry;
fucG and Lcrian.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Contracts have been lot for the
Of Is miles of road in the
Laas.u Volcanic National Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

ht Cleveland (C'iret Cz.ne)
aic@lp - So 51g 900 6 t I
jcvclard 80 6Ga 30 002 II u
Lyons and HrCudy; L,ys.n.
'ayue, Harder and /. seaa!l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
II My Na,.1- lcc.nn1 c-.,.nA

!h,,aI. 'atia I18 933 o4o-5 4 .
Ncw York COO eo9 &5x I3 .
(."a! and Coclrmc; P!p1ras
and Ceah.H-ai.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
c. c. TONFY,

Administration.
JAS. W. Glassforl, Attorney for Ad-
muietrptor. NJ 20 J . lG ="
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
~ pif+c1l,,~p1f

7 TT-H0TIU"EI . NNO ITJ UUU-I Q
,ttsbarqi 00J 205 CO.. II o
H.Z,y and iicihj,h; KRONER aHl
I,asg.ayr..
A Ha.tea '", games postponed
|i;luI.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
American

i' So. iaJ.s tWJ games postponed
GUia.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

l.. New Yc~. (eirst Ganc)
Philadelphia Gil WI uG}-l5 IL
New Goi& =. so5 eu1 90o- II
Quinn and tochranc; Fcuuo-E
Ao..c Fud Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Sixteen purcbred registered Jer-
scy calves have recently been dis
tributcd to calf club members in
San Luis Obispo county, at cost
# $sl each.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Twenty five growers e HIqeEeya
bears in Stanis!aus county VII keep
production cca; figures this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Supreme in quality for 40 years, Dun
lop has grown until its productive
properties -ifcombin.1 in one place
would form a vast Dunlop City"
of over 100000 acres. =. over 4 times
as big as the great city of Pittsbgrg,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Timely Views
RED CONDITIONS DECLARED TO BE
GENERAL SOUND
By ROY A. YOUNG, Banker.

- Nh - AWN+'" """""I
tEoy Archibald Young was born at Marquette,
Mich. May IL, 1882. He was educated at Marquette
high school. lie began his banking career a a
messenger III the First National bank in Marquette
ir 1900 and until 1917 was an official IN several
banks in that state. He was governor of the Fed
eral Reserve bank at Minneapolis, Mimi, from 1919
~ 1927. Young ~ governor Of the federal reserve
board with headquarters in Washington, y. CD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
CAN'T Be DONE 'aE$ & IS
RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSN. oopYRleHD

thar between the two lay sometime
some experience-which, for what
ever reason. they both desired 20
hide. Her thoughts went back "a
the story Alice Carroll had told
her a few days before. that Irene
hda married a stage director, a for
mer actor. while playing in vaude-
willie in the west. Well-there was
no more 70 ne said, now. III the two
were still married. Tony's reluctance
to show his feelings his failure %
propose marriage to her became un-
dcrstardable. And IL they were di-
vorced. why was this picture here.
on his desk? Why did he aid and
abet her in her shameless vamring
Of Lew Davidson. when q word from
him would have destroyed her hold
on the latter AZ once? II seemed
beyond question that Irene must still
have some power over him. 10 cause
him thus 70 remain silent. Jane
came ~ the instant ard very bit
ter conclusion that in s%upposing
Tony ~ care for her she had allow
cd her vanity to run away with. her
judgment: had confused a pleasant
friendliness on his part with some
thing more deep ard serious. II
was an enormous shock 70 her --ide.
"a think how greatly she had allow
cd herself % care for him-or 70
think that she cared. Shame. anger.
filled her, n she remembered her
emotions of the night before.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
The World and All
WRITING UP THE HOME FOLK
Ry Charles T.. Driscoll

Glenway westcott i a person Of considerable
writing talent. and he has learned one very important
thing: that one writes best and most effectively about
people and places one knows best.
So Westcott's newest book is entitled "Goodby Wis
consin." The author i a Wisconsin boy, and he knows
wisconsin and it, people. "Goodby Wisconsin" is
made up Of short stories about life and those who live
it III one Of the most interesting states in the Union.
can't help wondering whether Westcott has any
fierce enemies in the home state who attempt to gain
favorable notice locally by condcmning the talented son
Of Wisconsin As one who has "slandered his own state"
"Of course, Westcott hasn't slandered his home peo-
Die. He hasn't belittled Wisconsin. He has written
some artistic bits which have certain aspects Of Wis
consin and certain Of it, people As their subject mat
ter. But there are always patriotic" home folk who
refuse 20 understand art and who always loudly con-
denim any writing about the home atmosphere which
isn't purely booster literature.
OF course. the writer who writes about his home
scenes and hometown people needs no apologist. Bat
| would like 70 say a word or two TO remove any doubts
Or inhibitions that very young writers may entertain
on this subject. Quite often q talented young writer
would like Ia burst out with something original ana
worthwhile. but IL prevented from doing 50 BY a fear
thta the hometown people might recognize themselves
in hs novel W story. and might be very mad.
Well, III Charles Dickens had entertained such fears
Ills best books would have remained unwritten. Nay,
ne would have written nothing at All. He, like many
another writer, began by writing about people and
places Ne knew most intimately, and he never surpassed
the writing thus based and executed.
Dickens isn't accused Of sianderinE England. merely
because he pictured Mr.. PecksnifE rs an E%nglishman.
Not now. Dickens is dead.
But Sinclair Lewis has been accused Of libelIing all
ministers because Ne wrote about Elmer Gantry. ana
Ne has been indicted for abusing All business men Be-
cause NJ wrote about Babbitt. and he il often roundly
abused because ne has placed his characters in the
localities NJ happens u know about. Fortunately, ~
doesn't care.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
TARIFF AND IMMIGRATION

EARN and Ranch).
MARYLAND tomato farmers have just Joined the
growers Of the Rio Grande Valley, Florida, and Cali
fornia in the request to the tariff commission TO IN
crease the tariff on tomatoes" says the Brownsville
Herald. Canned tomatoes from Italy are competing
with the Maryland canning districts as the Mexican
tomatoes do with the fresh tomato districts.
The early tomato states-Califcrnia, Florida, Mis-
sissippi and Texas-shipped in round numbers $4,000
carloads Of tomatoes in 1927. Figures on early tomato
imports from Mexico are not at hand, but we know that
they are rapidly growing in volume, and we have in
formation Of a single new irrigation project that ex-
poets to soon be producing 10000 carloads Of tomatoes
i wear. most Of which must find a market in the United
States.
The Brownsville Herald opines that the American
growers can expect little relief from the tariff COM
mission, since the maximum legal increase will "be Of
little practical value" and that paper pins its hopes
on possible tariff hikes in the fall term Of congress.
These Mexican tomatoes are produced on Mexican
land and with Mexican labor. All the returns except
railway transportation and commissions in this country
70 back to Mexico. American growers insist that II
would be better for this country to allow the laborers
to cross the border and help produce American toma-
toes than to encourage the Mexican production by fur
Their restrictions against Mexican immigration.
II thus happens that t-- major political and eco
nomic questions, the tariff and immigration, are close
~ linked together. What's the answer?