Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-14

would realize to any large extent on
i.s possibilities.
Uniform grading Of fruit and
truck, and neat packing were stress
ed. California, IL was shown, often
with an inferior grade, was enabled
to obtain better prices for its pro-
ducts than the Valley az the result
Of better grading and neater pack
ing.
Banquet at Night
Conclusion Of discussion on this
subject is scheduled for the session
in the afternoon, to begin at 2
o'clock. while on the program also
is a discussion Of Carload Tam
age, Handling in Southwestern Con-
ference Territory"
At night the delegates, Valley
shippers and their wives will be
guests at q banquet 10 be given at
the El Jardin hotel by the Missouri
Pacific and Southern Pacific rail-
ways. The trip to the upper VAL
ley is scheduled for Friday morning,
the tour to extend ms far as Wes-
laco where luncheon will be served.
On the tour the claim agents will
inspect packing plants along the
Southern Pacific and Missouri Pa
eff cracks. After luncheon the
delegates will be brought back to
Brownsville where at night they are
scheduled to be guess at . banquet
to be served in Matamoros.
Registrations for Meeting
Registrations by railways for the
meeting include the following:
r. z. Ellis, Cleburne; A. v. Tate,
Galveston: r. z. Buchanan, Fort
Worth; d. S. Culwell, Fort Worth;
A. W. Durham. Galveston; L. G.
Overland. Galveston; Il. c. McElree,
Dallas; Georgs Haase, Temple, all
OF G. G. 4 S. r.: F. Z. Jones, Hous-
ton; c. B. JONI, FL Jaso; Z. +. An
'derson. FL Paso; A. NJ. Hopuer. New
Orleans: H. VI. Bouck, New York;
Southern Pacific Lines; G. Krohr,
Palestine; J. {. Weaver, Houston;
D. S. Floyd, Harrington: L. Z. Moer-
der, Big Wells; A. r. Mallory, Pal
estine, Missouri Pacific: c. 4. Gam
mil. Houston: G.. d. Shafer. Denni-
son; II. X. Rea, Dallas; W. II. Gea-
gar. Dallas, NJ. K. 4 T.; Z. d. Trust,
St. r. a NJ; W. ]. Embree, Chicago;
W. II. Smith. Chicago; 7. B. Hunter.
Harrington, Western Weighing and
Inspection Bureau: A. G. Englebert,
San Antonio; H. z. Simmons, Tyler;
L. J. Housman, San Antonio, ~. L.
e. Sw.; W. G. Boles. st. Louis; n. II.
Meek, st. Louis; T. Y. Flynt, Harlin-
rem, American Railway Express Co.;
Leo Sehnahie. Dallas; M. N. Ewing.
Fort Worth. r. & P. Ry.; r. S. Cline,
Pacific Fruit Express Co., San Fran
cisco: /. Z. Lee. claim adjuster, ".
NJ. & n. W. Weathsrford, Texas;
T. ID. Pace, Fort Worth, c. X. ! g.;
J.. J. McManus. Northern Pacific, 81
Paul. Mimi; W. H. Gaskill, D. l.. q
W., Scranton. Pa; Bowman Jarratt,
Amarillo. P. & S. +. railway:
Among those registered with sec;
J. c. Gallaspie of Fort WORTH OF
the Fort Worth and Denver, are:
II. VI. Moore, freight claims agent
Of the Southern Pacific, New VI,
leans; J. A. Parker, 81. LOUIS ano
Southwestern Railway OF Texas. ~
Ter: II. J. Freeman, freight claims
agent, Pennsylvania railway. fenn-
.sylvania; +. Arnold, Canadian North
Line. Montreal; J. X Lowell, New
York Central Lines, New York; j.. I.
freight claims agent, 500
Line. Minneapolis. Mimi; j.
freight claims agent Big
Four, Indianapolis. Ind; p. Domin-
vuez. freight claims agent, Mexican
National Lines, Mexico City; G. X.
Tiff. claims sgent Colorado South
ern. Denver, COL; Fl. D. York, claims
agent. Kansas City Southern, Kan
CITY, Mo-; J. L. Hughes, St. Lou
Southwestern Ry. St. Louis; W
I. Hargis. Perree Marquette railway,
Detroit. Mich; G.. r. Wheeler, Mich
gan Central, Detroit, Mich; W. II.
5askill. ID. L. a W. Railway. Scran-
ON, Pa: W. T. Murray. freight traf-
lie manager. st. Louis Southwestern
IF Texas, Tyler; J. c. Carter, heus.
ION. special Texas representative Of
Southern Pacific: A. T. Loeffler. as
sistant general freight agent, South
,rn Pacific. San Antonio, Texas.
Wills ]. Carter. assistant general
and passenger agent, Harlin-
gen, Texas; d. A. Minis, superin-
.endent Southern Pacific, San An