Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23


withal TO get that new fall suit and
hat. OF course Sam Perl ct al.
would like to speak out here. but
they are ruled out on the grounds Of
advertising.
\ OOKING over the Valley hap
penings as they confront us to-
day, we find that life has its
little ups and downs.
While some are talking of run
ming John Corner for president.
Carlos Watson is talking about how
he Is not going to let him even be
congressman from this district. In
case Mr.. Watson does not defeat
MFR. Garner, Mr.. Garner should be
speaker OF the house when the SOL
ons gather again.
OTHERWISE 1t looks like peace
full times verdan- vale OF NIGH
ty few tears. That IS If signs
OF old which were said to portend
TO peace mean anything. People
used TO say that when more BOYS
are born than girls 1t was a sign Of
a Late birth records, If memory
fails us not. show that out Of the
last ten children born, eight have
been girls.
CPEAKING Of children, Animated
Al Annie says that now that the
children are back in school II
IS hoped that none get back in their
studies.
TIP HARLrNGEN way they are
talking OF underwriting a golf
tournament which will bring
many Of the highlights OF the pas
turG pool game into competition.
Should the deal go through.
which should thrill every sportsman
IN the Valley, a special effort should
Dc made to get Joe Kirkwood on
hand TO give an exhibition Of his
trick shots. Kirkwood can give an
exhibition which will make local
golfers watch a freak shot and still
avow there is mo SIGH animal"
But IL is also a peculiar thing
that Kirkwood has never won a
golf meeting of much caiibre. Bob
by Jones, on the other hand. who
rarely ever loses one. has few trick
shots, II any. Bobby's idea is to
shoot the ball where 1t does not
take a trick shot to turn the trick.
And ne does II so often with such
precision. That seems to be the best
TRICK shot in golf.
TIME for our class in cityoloev.
VIII the students please gather
close. This is a dry statement
coming up but means much to bust
ness men. Here goes:
Seven paved highways, connect
Ing practically all points Of interest
IN the Valley, radiate from Browns
v.le, reaching a trade population of
$4,000 persons twhen Mexico IL
considered making Brownsville the
hub city of this section.
TIME Is drawing near for the
Brownsville : Matamoros good
will trip to Monterrey.
Everything is all set, except there
Sti1 be some who have not obtained
their passports. About 40 have
signed for the trip and warning Is
issued that any wishing to make 1t
must register at the chamber Of
commerce before s o'clock Wednes-
day evening.
Gay hatbands reading Browns
Vile on one side and Matamoros on
the other have been secured TO des-
igrate the trippers while in the citv.
and all are looking forward TO a
gay good time.
FRIDAY afternoon will bring forth
an event of interest 10 many in
Brownsville. At that time the
H4rownsville Eagles meet Mercedes
A1re IN what will be the first
glimpse local fans will have OF the
1880 Eagle edition in action.
Last year Brownsville had the
best football team Of its history
This year the coaches are starting
70 build from the ground up. Should
they produce another winning COM
bination not only will they bring
Jov to local fans, but unlimited cred
II 70 themselves. On the other hand
1t should be remembered that they
are starting with green material.
ALTHOUGH Oct. / is the time CT
~ rus fruit is supposed to begin
To move out Of the Valley,
much has been found Of the re-
CURED sugar content, and has l.
ready started to market. If there
is anything that "a be said against
Valley oranges 1t is that they are
too good. They are 50 juicy and
so full OF sugar, when fully ma
tured, that their keeping in ship
ping requires greater care.