Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18
BROWNSVILLE TO BE HOST TO FLIERS
I'm OUR
VALLEY

ROTARIANS, Kiwanians an
Lions OF Brownsville we're sched-
uled Wednesday TO publicly and
personally demonstrate to mem
bers Of the Brownsville high school
Eagle football squad the esteem in
which they are held.
The luncheon clubs planned to
make members Of the squad real
ize that members of the organiza-
ton are actively and especially in
terested in their progress and that
everyone Is counting upon the team
to accomplish great things this first
year In Glass A competition.
Remembering the comparative
ease with which the Eagles ran
rough shod over all opposition last
year. Brownsville citizens, all OF
them, are expecting to see the local
gridsters return from the field of
battle bringing district, bi-distric:
and possibly even state champion
ships.
Yea, team, hit that linel"
Brownsville to a man is behind
you.
AGITATION OF the Box bill.
which would place Mexican immi-
grafton to the United States on q
quota basis, along with the Euro
pean nationalities, has caused the
Mexican government to place 4
higher valuation on her own work
mems. The Crows Nest. page one
columk of the Corpus Christi
CALEB. points out.
The writer of this column says:
While $4,000 Mexican workers
have immigrated to the United
States this year. 5000 Mexicans
have returned to Mexico from here.
a dispatch from Mexico City states
that Mexican government figures
show.
The tide OF Mexican immigra-
tion TO this country has been stem
med by measures undertaken by
the Mexican government demand
ing presentation Of q signed con-
tract before the worker Is allowed
to leave Mexico.
Agitation in this country on the
Box bill and the fact that Ameri-
can immigration authorities have
been taking strong measures to de-
port Mexicans who have been
maintaining alleged unauthorized
residence in this country resulted
in a reversal in the attitude Of the
Mexican government regarding
Mexican laborers coming 10 the
United States.
where formerly the Mexican
government showed no concern
about Mexican citizens leaving the
country, il has decided that Mex
leo has need Of her citizens, and
those who contemplate leaving the
country must show where they are
going and why"
HERE'S A MAN who liked The
Herald 80 well he has graduated
from a 'paper-borrower" to a
''paper-buyer
And 1t is the 'paper-buyer" the
circulation manager likes for it is
these fellows who keep the sub
scrlption list first in the Valley"
The man who started this is DIR.
o. Z. Jones who lives at Wellsville,
N. Y.
DR.. Jones sent a check and wrote
II nave been receiving copies Of
your paper secondhand and in
punches from a friend of mine re-
siding in that section, but feel
want to keep up 10 the minute with
the various activities Of the VaNy
and know of no better way than
through your publication. ! thor
oughly enjoy reading Il and am
trying to keep in touch with all the
great things that are being done
down there until / can get there
myself and really get to living on
my plot and enjoy your wonderful.
climate.
do not fail to send me the
Greater Valley edition Of Sept. p.
BY THE WAY, have you ordered
your extra copy OF the Greate-
Valley Edition?
1UEEE WALL NC 4t9 "a EG1~~
and all Of it chock full Of authori-
tative information about the Val
lev. Your friends living away from
here will appreciate a copy.
Peoplas who formerly lived in the
vallev% %ans. who now live in other
sections would appreciate a copy.
Several fhousand extra copies
are 10 be printed, but they are 60
ing fast. They cost a nickle over
fhe counter at The Herald building
or viii be mailed, postage paid, at
Is cents each.
VALLEY COACHES approve the
nlan for an all-Valley football team
"a play q post season game this
year
But they want all arrangements
handled BY some other organiza-
ton.
The coaches are willing to name
gContinued on page 81
rnsurance--Always Needed.--Rio
Grande Valley Trust Co.--Ady.