Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
IN OUR
VALLEY

oNQUESTIONABLY a large a.
mount Of the Valleys immigration
troubles have been the result OF
Misunderstanding.
Vaiey people who are now organ
.1lng bureaus 70 remedy the situa-
Ton recognize this fact, and will
qirect large part Of their efforts
toward securing a better under
standing.
. me flood Of voluntary deporta-
uons has been due in large part to
Misunderstanding on the part OF
lsborers.
70 As great an extent as possible
tne Valley bureaus will work with
immigration officials.
And there is no question but that
sucn men as d. w. Brewster, Ports
Gay, and others will give this Coz
operation.
SOME pretty chilly weather pre-
oicted for the middle of this week
failed to turn out as forecast.
just as long as the weather makes
this kind Of mistakes, the Valley
Wil not protest.
Real winter is yet TO be felt BY
Valley people, and the first week OF
November gone.
TWO GIRLS ran away from Ok
lahoma. and were held in San Be-
nito by officers to be taken back
TO relatives.
It IS hard to blame anyone for
wanting to come to the Valley.
ANOTHER step in the battle to
boost citrus prices is scheduled to
be taken at meeting in Harlingen
Friday night of Valley bankers.
Bankers cooperated with grow
ers OF the Valley rather effectively
two seasons past in holding down
the price Of cotton picking.
II q grower knows that the banks
viii back him in holding his fruit
for better price, he will be in
clined TO hold it.
VALLEY people showed their ap-
probation Of the fine arts at the
Denishawn dance program in Har-
lingen Wednesday night.
They almost refused to let the IA
nous pair leave the stage.
1T was interesting to note how the |
Valley is growing into one big COM
munity, where distance means |
nothing.
Within a small radius there would
be people from Mission, Raymond !
vile, Brownsville, and points be-
tween, all drawn to any Valley |
wide entertainment.
HARLINGEN contemplates the
construction Of a building for use
as an amusement center for boys. |
Facilities for beneficial games
would be provided.
The statement Is made that 4
youths would not spend their time
loafing on streets II. there were some
entertainment Of this kind avail
able TO them.
FORT BROWN buys Valley citrus
fruit whenever it is available.
This fact Is called TO the atten-
ton of The Herald by Major r. w.
GROW OF Fort Brown. in view OF
statements made recently that Fort
Brown buys citrus from other
states.
The officer made it plain that
the army post st Brownsville is
part of the Valley, and supports
the Valley in every way possible.
purchase of Valley produce is one
of these ways
SCHOOL OFFICIALS Of Browns
vile. not satisfied with Main Ave-
nue. High School in San Antonio.
and Austin High school merely
dropping the allegations against the
eligibility Of Sylvester, went fur
ther and cleared up the entire mat
ter.
The hasty action Of the two
schools up the state has brought
censure from all parts Of South
Texas.
supr. Gotke Of Brownsville schools
4ook the matter all the way to r..
= henderson, head OF the Inter
scholastic League, and is satisfied
~ the eligibility Of Sylvester. and
that no further trouble may be an
ticipated in the matter.
ANNOUNCEMENT Is made Of