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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The TamaraCk
LIBBY SCHOOL NEWS TOLD IN
AN INTERESTING MANNER
William Baeth, Laure' Botchek,
Editors.
Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
Different members of Miss Fulton's
English class wrote to other Eng
lish classes in this country and
abroad. So far Rachel Sleizer is the
only one who has received an AN
swer. Below is the very interesting
reply she received from girl in
England. The forms mentioned refer
to the grades. Here we have Fresh
man, Sophomore, Junior and Senior.
There they have the Upper and Low
err forms instead:
36 High Brow,
Harborne,
Birmingham.
Dear Rachel:
Thank you very much for your in
teresting letter about your school
Miss Macdermott (our English mis-
tressl said that it would be better
for one girl to correspond instead OF
the whole class, so she gave me your
letter.
The forms in King Edwards High
School are, from the top to the bot
tom, VI, Lower VI, Upper WA, and
Ob, Lower WA ana ID, oPpei
IVA and IVB, and Lower ", ant
Lower IVA. / am in Lower Y. Each
rear Social" is given by the ole
xirls to which the whole school goes
It's full name is The Social Reunion
tut it is always called the Social.
We have a Musical Society which
arranges concerts for the school, :
History Club which goes on expedl
lions to places of historical interest
a Science Club which holds meet
ings at which members give demon.
Btrations, and a Missionary Society
which holds meetings at which papers
Are read, or else someone is asked
10 come and speak to US. There il
Also an upper school country dance
club which | shall join next year.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11

original poem. Jack, by the way, has
been contracted to write the class
poem.
Where reign dark needed spruces
And icy snow and rocks,
The spring in daytime looses
Cold winters grips and locks.
In land of sleepy twittering bird
And lonely marmot call,
No sound of life at night is heard.
The world aWakes at dawn.
The lake now hes in somber green,
The icy snowclad peaks beneath,
While DER its surface bergs are seen,
Slid from, above, the snowy wreath.
Then rises the sun in all its glory.
To herald in the day.
On rocks with frost made hoary
1t glares with golden ray.
The warm soft rays Of molten light
Start rills to sing and leap,
Resume the songs sung yesternlght
Ere cold put them to sleep.
The lake takes on new brilliant hues
The peaks like copper shine;
The grand old earth it's life reneWs
And all Of it is mine.
Wednesday the members of the
Junior High basketball team wer,
awarded letters in that sport for thu
last season. Before presenting thu
boys with their letters, Mr.. Nessl,
commended them highly on their sue
cessful season. He declared it wa
not their extraordinary ability il
basketball that he wished to prals'
them for but their willingness to us'
/ all of their ability all of the time
He hoped that the team would appl,
the same tactics to their studies an
to their other activities. Mr.. Nessl,
also expressed the wish that the tear
would make it their aim to enter Sen
Tor High School as unit so tina
they might produce their best in a
athletic way for their school. The TO
lowing boys received letters; AChuck
Martin, Emery Rusher, Georg
Rusher, George Botehek, Hank
Katarzy, Cliff BROWNE "Weeme'
Sawina.
Chas Challinor was not present t
receive his letter. 1t will be aWarde
to him later.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11

Statistics published recently show
to everybody's surprise that Chicago
Is second to Detroit in the number
Of homicides in the big cities, and is
way behind Memphis in homicides
in proportion -to=po population This
shows what good advertising viii do
for a town.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11
Saving

"since bought my ear | don't
have to walk to the bank to make
my deposits"
"Ah, you ride there?"
mo. | don't make any. &C. N.
Goat.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11
Careful Handling.

Little Willie was sent to bring in
the new kittens. His mother heard
shrill meowing and called out,
"Don't hurt the kittens, Willie
ooh, no." said Willie, "I'm carry
ing them very carefully by the stems.
C. N. Goat.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11
PLANNING FOR ANNUAL
SPORTSMEN SHOW

SPOKANE.-LiHe bears, cougars
and snakes, rattlers preferred, are
few of the things being lined up
for the annual Specimens and
Tourists show to be held in Spokane
May 13 to IS. The rattlesnakes will
be displayed as an educational ex-
hibit and an expert will be in charge
to tell visitors about the reptiles
habits. All Of the live animals will
be in charge of John Duncan, super
intendent of city parks in this city.
Inland Empire residents are being
asked to get in touch with the show
committee of the Spokane chamber
of commerce regarding these animals.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11

1t is easy enough to fill a persons
shoes. It's filling his hatband that
causes the conversation.-Fort Worth
Star Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
BUILDING IN
@ CITY JUMPS
Two New Business Struc-
lures Started In Ac-
q tivity

Building permits In Brownsville
took a decided Jump the past week
10 bring totals for the month out
of a laundering position and up
to q fairly respectable total, al
though figures for the year still
are far below former years.
A permit for the Alfred Putegnat
building on washington between
Tenth and Eleventh was issued for
$4,000 and n TO John q. Fernan-
DEE on the adjoining lot for $500.
The Fernandez and Putegnat
buildings will be brick veneers, one
story high. The former Is being
erected for a mercantile business. A
permit was issued to Mrs. f. THE
len for a 81, TOO building on Eliza
beth between Eleventh and Twelfth.
It will constructed on the site OF the
old Owl Cigar store and will be &C
cupied by the Davenport Typewriter
Exchange.
other small permits and repairs
brought the figures for the week
up to $27.75o and for the month
s49, g75.
George M. Hillyer building in
spector, said ne did not have the
total permits for the year available
but that they would run better than
$500. GOO.
The largest permit for the month
was the Putegnat permit issued last
week. snd the smallest were two FOL
SIS each for minor repairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
PALMS SENT IN
FROM FLORIDA
Shipment Seized And Burn
ed In Compliance With
Quarantine Rule

Making the first violation OF the
quarantine regulation which bars all
Florida fruits, vegetables ana nurs-
cry stock from the Valley, three
cOcoanut palms were shipped I'm
here Saturday.
They had been sent from the
Florida state chamber of commerce
TO the Brownsville chamber OF COM
merce and were intended as d gooo-
Will gift. The shipment was seized
and Immediately burned by O.. F..
Wilson. inspector for the state de-
partment Of agriculture. and l.. H.
Grere. inspector for the federal de-
partment of agriculture.
The shipment is believed 10 have
come through because of failure OF
employees Of the express company 10
properly observe quarantine rulings.
The ruling. promulgated by Com
missioner George VI. Terrell OF Tex
ms, had only gone into effect on
June 80 and the shipment was made
from West Palm Beach, Fla, on
June %.
Officials or the chambers of COM
MERGE were blameless. tho inspectors
said.
The ruling. which Ivy intended 70
aid i'm preventing infestati0n by tho
Mediterranean fruit fly. 5 expected
to be permanently III effect. III an
plies TO Cameron, Hidalro and VIII
lacy counties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

lines. using the microscope TO study
disease. Mark Of the Scourges OF cat
tie and Edward OF mankind. Dr.
Shaw chose the pen and Safer the
law.
DR.. Shaw established the maya
zine Review Of Reviews i'm 1891 and
Is its editor today. as well as ma
tional president OF Phi Beta Kappa,
national sCOlastic fraternity.
Edward Francis, as a member o.
the staff OF the hygienic laboratory
OF the United States public health
service, discovered tularemia-"rab-
bit fever-on which he ~ the ma
TONS foremost authority.
His brother Mark founded the
school OF veterinary medicine 40 tae
Agricultural and Mechanical college
a. College Station. Texas, and with
his microscope studied Texas cattle
fever and produced n serum with
which 70 immunize them rom the
disease. He continues ~ dean OF
the school whose destinies he has
directed since its birth IN 1889.
Mr.. Safer remained in Ohio and
became a prominent figure at the
bar, practicing IN Columbus. and
has been q member Of the board or
trustees Of his alma mater for years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
w. r.. GrimShaw Co. VS.. Valley
Bonded Warehouse g. Storage Co,
ct al, suit on debt.
Harrington Iron a. Metal Co. vs..
Farmers g. Millers Bag Co. suit on
debt.
Mrs. Clara MacAllister vs.. %. d.
MacAllister. suit for divorce.
2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
1OsRD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. vi. Kent, Judge
Nc orders.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits flied: None.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John KIeiber, Judge
No orders.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County
Cam. Co. Lbr. Co. to J. II. Dish
man lot 80. block I, lot 3, block s.
first addition, town Combes, $40,
etc.
y. X. Wells. Ind. Elk. OF Est. OF
Pauline j.. Wells. deceased 10 An
tonic Barreda, lots l.. 2, 8, 4. block
4. Bella Vista, third addition.
Brownsville. plat SO. $4,000.
w. r. Heaner to Guillermo Ro-
hriguez. lots $50 and 657, Colonia
Victoria. Brownsville. $40. etc.
ID. r. Russell ct Tx TO r. A.
Reagan. lot IL. block 2. Nichols a.
Howell addition. Harrington. $40. etc.
Riverside Dew. Co, 70 Joe Linda
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

three OF them met al Miami uni
Yersity az Oxford recently and
heard their accomplishments laud-
ed. DR.. Shaw, now ~. was unable
10 attend because OF illness.
The parallel IN the lives " these
men Of Shandon does not extent.
beyond the period IN which the.
prepared for LIES battle. but three
Of them, the Francis brothers anc
Safer, have the same alma mater
Ohia state university.
Safer matriculated at Miami. but
later Joined Edward Francis IN
Ohio State, where they z room
mates and close companions D-
Shaw Is q graduate OF Grinnell COL
lege Of Iowa and Johns HOPKINS
university.
IN embarking upon Their re WORK
each chose a different field w Ia-
Dor. although the Francis brothers
were attracted To somewhat similar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

SHANDON, Ohio, June 2S-(P-
The civic pride Of Shandon. Il OF
the smallest villages OF Ohio, has
been swollen by the simultaneous
recognition accorded the achieve
ments Of four Of its native sons.
The accomplishments of the quar-
tet, whose common bond Is this VIII
lage where they were born and spent
their boyhOod, were acclaimed in
commencement exercises at Miami
university recently. All four received
the honorary degree of doctor OF
laws. three OF them IN person.
The four honored were DR.. Mark
Francis. veterinarian and educa-
tor: DR.. Albert Shaw. journalist:
DR.. Edward Francis. scientist, and
Lowry F. Safer, lawyer.
All four heard the call OF the
city. and only n escheWed the
lure of other states. so it was in
the nature OF a homecoming when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
3 and 4, Springfield Heights sub

3 and 4, Springfield Heights sub
division, sS611.26.
Guy McClerkin TO T. A. Bryant,
Jr., south 10 acres, lot 3, Sec. GAG,
Tex Mex. $1,000.
M. L. Woods to A. B. Cornett, lots
8 and 4, Springfield Heights sub
division, $861126.
w. .. Bryan ct Tx to Guy Nc
Clerkin. south 10 acres, lot 3 Sec.
246. Tex Mex, $1,000.
Clell Solether TO J. L. Avinger.
lot IS, Mistletoe Park addition TO
Weslaco. $5774.
Joaquin NJ. Stevens. ct ux 10 J. g.
Engelman. Inc, lot IS, Sec. 278, Tex
Mex, $500.
Francisco villareal to B. H. King,
80 acres. Porcion so, $40. etc.
A. C. Bird to @. w. Sparks, farm
tract $40. West tract. $4,000.
b. ID. williams by Sheriff 10 @. w.
Gound. farm tract 265 West tract,
sIs5.
CLYDE Tennis Land Co. to r. M.
Compau, lot IF" and south 2 IL
acres. lot 8, Citrus Groves subdi-
vision. $40. etc.
j. G.. Martin by Sheriff TO G. W.
Gound. mort h10 acres, farm tract
228. West tract, $l46.10.
w. r. Browning to A. K. Brown
ing. southwest one-fourth Of south
east one-fourth Of northwest one
fourth Sec. %, Por. 1887, 81, etc.
Earl c. Weaver to r.. A. Cabell'
east 10 acres. north 80 acres, lot IL.
southwest IA Sec. /. Hidalgo Canal
Co. subdivision. $4,000.
Frank Balding by Sheriff TO O. w
Gound, far mtract 466 West tract
S445.4 As.
"A. r. q. L. e. I. Co. to "A. S Pike.
farm tract 1913. West tract. S949.83-
T. F.. Lovett to ChaS. Britton, lou
2. Lowrie subdivision, $3.50.
Lewis Rockefeller. by sheriff 70
c. ". Gound. east 10 acres farm
tract Is. west tract. S9315.
Willacy County Gin Co, to Il. X.
Sharp. block 125, Hargill townsite'
$40. etc.
ID. A. Baugh CT al by sheriff 70
Smith B. Atwood, east 10 acres OF
west 2s.37 acres, farm tract 369'
West Tract. S931.27.
v. II. Robinson. Jr.. by sherltt 10
@. w. Gound. south 20 acres, farm
tract 109. West Tract, S60485.
Josefa Villareal to B. II. King
Is acres, por. so. 500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
REVIVAL SERVICE
WILL "A TO-DAY

Revival services conducted BY the
Rev. VIM. II. Phillips. district sup
crinteudcnt of the Church Of the
N~azarcne. viii begin Sunday. and
will be held in the tent at the Or
ner Of washington and Fifth streets.
Two services Will be held daily. a.
10 n. IN. and 8 y. m. Miss E.ten
Phillips Will have charge Of the
music. "A cordial invitation ~ eX-
tended 10 the general public 20 at
tend
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
Weslaco Station
Work Is To Start
Early Next Week
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald)
WESLACO, June 29.-LP-Work
on the new Missouri Pacific sta
ton is to begin the first OF this
week. according to A. j. Carey, sta
ton agent. who has just been adj
vised by Cole and Pate, contractors,
that grading for the new building
will get under way within a day
or two.
The new building IS 70 be OF the
latest type Of Spanish architec-
ture. and promises TO be one Of tha
most attractive structures IN town.
II will serve as both a railroad and
bus station.
The contractors yer Just finish
ing grading on the r~ight-of-way for
the branch line between Weslaco
and Edcouch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

periments by the United States hu-
feau OF public roads.
The experiments show that the
effect ON roads Of the six-whccl
truck Is only hale as sever as thu
OF the IOur-wheel truck az the Sa@N
weight. Also. the department saA
on a six-wheel truck larger lo&4P
might hC carried on ID single We
hicle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

berry, ct ux. lot II, block 4, River
side Park Addition, Brownsville, plat
8-4. s275. etc.
Nabor NJ. Toores et ux TO Eusebia
7. VIDA. de Garcia, lot 3. block l42
and east II IL TT. lot 4, block i42
Brownsville, $40. etc.
Rosa ID. de Garces ct vir. 10 Ma
Dor M. Torres. lot 3, block 142 and
east IL IL IT. lot 4, block l42
Brownsville, $2375.
w. z. Heaner to Guiliermo Tan
guna, north one-half lot 10, block
10. Parades addition Brownsville
$40, etc.
Harrington Sec. Co, Inc. to Johr
Ketelaar ct al, all Of east Ia OF
west one-half block SO, Wilson
Tract, survey IS. $40. etc.
Malcolm r. Cullen to J. J. Vic.
tor, north 10 acres, block lis, X
Jardin subdivision. share 10 and q
Espiritu Santo grant. $40. etc.
Mamie o. Pengilly ct vir, TO NAL
colin r. Cullen, north 10 acres, loI
lis. FL Jardin subdivision. share Is
and n, Espiritu Santo grant. $40
etc.
Ed. s. Hill ct ux to b. I. Sparks
28.25 acres out OF west side. farm
block Q. subdivision 1, Hicks Re-
serve. Conception de Carricitos
grant, 14.07 acres off east side farm
block Q. subdivision /, Hicks Reserve
$40. etc.
G. S. Thomson TO Augusta Steven
son. north 1877 acres farm tract 80
Coast Land farm subdivision 2
Buena Vista grant, Map 1853
S3548-25.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. TO Elmer
L. Churchill. block II. Bayside Gar
dens, plat TAG. $1,000.
Vicente Silva by sheriff to Tex
as Land and Mortgage Co. lot 100
r. w. Nelson addition, Harrington
$60I4.
II. H. Banker ct al to Leon Hink-
ley. lot 2. block 2. West Banker
Place addition. Brownsville, $40, etc
HidalgO County
r. j. Walker to T. j. Caldwell
47.O9 acres in Shares ! and z, Por-
cion 40, $40. etc.
f. j. Walker 70 +. J. Caldwell
1913 acres. share No. I. Porclon 40
81. 450.
v. II. Robinson Jr.. by Sheriff u
@. W. Gound. north 20 acres. r. It
l08. West Tract. 100000
w. T. Gulledge 20 J. Z. Tibbott
lot 81 south of lateral G.. Porcior
50 and 20. $1,000.
Margarita Lopez % Cerjio Flores
lot 35. block IL. San Juan. $40. etc.
Geo. c. Breeding Sub. Trustee II
"A. r. @. l.. e. I. Co, farm tract 783
West Tract. $1,000.
Joe L. Hammerly. Jr.. 70 Joe
Hammerly. east on-half. west one
half Of west one-half of south one
half lot {. block IA. Steele & Perish.
ing subdivision. $40. etc.
Mary G. Wadsworth to Floyo
Miller. east 3T5 acres. lot 81. al
So. block 2. Hammond subdivision
sl325.
Nick Doffing Co. to Fred ]
Brinkoetter. et al. lot 81, Nick Dof.
fling. subdivision. 1886.
Aaron Carlson et ais. TO RAche
N. Klarquist. lots IL. IL. 13 and IA
block l06. Turner tract, $l.00.
Nick Doffing Company 10 c. J
Taken. lots 81 a. 90. Nick Doffinl
subdivision No. /.
T. A. Bryant 10 M. G. Wade. south
10 acres. lot 3, Sec. 246, Tex Mex
$500.
L. a. Carfora et ux to c. II. Law.
ton. lot -. East Liberty Drive Queer
City Annex. addition 10 Mercedes
$32l0.
Ramon Tijerina, et ais. 10 3. II
King. $40 acres. porcion so. $i25.
Anna I. Bales to M. L. Woods, lot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
FIRST IN
RATING POLICEMEN

CHICAGO. June 20.-P-Hanc-
some II as handsome does is the
theory upon which police I'm River
Forest. 2 suburb. arc conducting a
beauty contest.
Courtesy is tho bis pnint-nnt
only u law-abidinC. but offending
citizens as wei. But -spruccuCss and
carriage also count toward the
prizes to be awarded by an anonv-
nous donor in September. Already
the policemen have an air that
r-lEcs them hard 20 resist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
Hidalgo to Name
Butter Judges In
Contest July 5
(snecial to The HeraIdN

EDINBURG. June 29.-Butter
judges or Hidalgo county will meet
i'm the office OF Mrs. Eta Ringrcld
July 5. where a fudge 70 represent
Hldalog county ~ the state con
test TO b. held curing the short
course az a. and M. college July 20
will be chosen.
Inc following women arc entered.
Mrs. Cecil Winch n Edinburr Mrs.
Leland BushCy az Mission. Mrs.
Charles NcCashland OF Weslaco.
Mrs. J. r. PeGrce Of Mission. and
Mrs. III. q. Card OF Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
Edelstein Motors
To Market And Is
Host to Alexander

M. Edclstein left Brownsville by
auto Friday an route 10 Grand RAN
IDS, Mich, and Chicago. III. furni-
turc markets. which open july 3.
lie was tO stop I'm San Antonio.
where II. Alexander. former tire
dealer here. was tO Join him.
After q leisurely trip TO the mar
ket and when buying for the Valley
Edclsteln furniture stores is com
pleted. Edelstein expects to spend n
rev DAYS on vacation in eastern
and mld-Wcstcrn resorts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
CONTRACT LET FOR
EDELSTEIN HOME
Especial 10 The Herald

McALLEN. June 29-Contract for
the construction of the $4,000 J.
Edelstcin home, TO be erected on
North Fifteenth street has been let
20 N. r. Nelson. according II en-
announcement by "a. II. WoOlridgc.
architect.
The house Is % be az brick con-
structiCn. with tile roof, ana VIII
have nine rooms and a thrcc-Car
garage. with servants quarters
above.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
SIX-WHEEL TRUCK
W ROAD WEAR

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Pl-
The probability that all heavy
trr s IN the future Will have six
wheels is seen by the department
IVY arricuIture ny the result OF eX-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

Visitors To the Iowa state fair IN
future years win z w reproduce
ton XIII tine West Branch birthplace
Ct President Hoover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
WHY Sit at Home on the 18th Or
Any Other Day When Used Car
Bargains Like These.

Chrysler Sedan, so, new tires ..m....~e.,.. $55O.OO
Packard Club Sedan $15OO.00
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet - This car has new tires;
thoroughly overhauled, new paint, etc.
Packard 5-passenger sedan -.a...r......... $lO50.O0
q Chrysler so Sedan .s.~.. ............... $4,000
1923 Chevrolet Coach. new paint job; good rubber;
thoroughly reconditioned.
% Dodge Victoria 6 Sedan .....a....,..p.-. $1O50.0O
1927 Buick Standard Coupe ....a..."u..... 5 $4,000
Buick Sport Touring, 1927 ....e...sr.r.... 5 $4,000
OldsmobiIe Sedan ". NJ. .,s,. $ 10000
Cadillac, 7-passenger, custom built .i.....a.r. $2050.0O
% Dodge Standard 6. Cabriolet Coupe ..>..... 10000
1923 Dodge Victory Coupe ...-.u..4.4..... $ 10000
rorI rou-ing 5000
P;cLonbacker Coupe. new paint ~. $4,000
= 7on ~
Graham Paige, 1929 ..i.a...~........ $ll25OO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

Newspaper advertising for church
es Is advised by the publicity com
mittee Of the Presbyterian general
assembly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30
~UP-TO-DATE Swiftly
HAS PORTABLE SHOP

KANSAS CITY. June 29.-Pl-
jess Wallace has introduced black
smlthing to this age Of specialize
tlOn. He visits his barnyard clients
10y appointment only"
when business dw.ndled 40 his
old h0rsesh0eing shop, Wallace de-
Cided to specialize. His portable
outfit now covers a radius OF rs
miles around Kansas City.
More than 300 saddle horses and
polo ponies. whose owners are par
tiCular about the shoes their horses
wear. are included his clientele.
WallEce's old shop II used only as
a headquarters for appointments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-30

The National Educational asso-
citation estimates that for every dol
Tar Arkansas spends on education,
it paws S6.44 for motor cars.