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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

Marjorie Harris. Dorothy Glyn
Ward, and Margaret Hughston OF
Brownsville who assisted In the
living room. About thirty-five
guests enjoyed the affair. /.
Included we're Misses Charlotte
Hinkly, Barbara Dodds, Lois Cook,
Elizabeth Nommeason, Barbara
Barrier, Lujane Glenn, Iris Dodson,
Chrissie Bowie, Mary Gilbert, Il
lone Morrow. Adice Dominy, Mary
Thomas. Pauline Walters, Emily
Mcmillan, Mary Elizabeth Phillips,
Margaret Barber. Oracle Atkinson.
Pearl Goodman. Bette Bowie. Mary
Frances Marchbanks. Beryl Mathis,
Lucille Lloyd and Mrs. Cecil Nor
ris.
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Wes1aco
CHURCH CIRCLES HOLD
REGULAR MEETINGS

Circle Two OF the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society met at the church
Monday afternoon for the study OF
Brazil. The program was in charge
Of Mrs. George Hoefer. There were
six members present. Next week the
two circles will meet together at the
church.
Circle One Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary society met Monday after
noon at the church with six men,
bers and Mrs. w. S. Carpenter. a
guest present. A Bible study on the
eleventh chapter Of Matthew was
led by Mrs. z. L. Compere.
Mrs. Jess Avenger was hostess to
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MRS. RTCHEY Is
CHR HOSTESS

Thursday Of last week Mrs. Nc
Murray Richey was hostess to
members of the Luncheon Bridge
club at the final meeting OF the
season held at her home on North
Reagan Avenue.
Shasta daisies lent a pretty dec
orative note to the affair. Mrs. s.
H. Crews was successful during the
games which followed the attrac-
tive luncheon and received the
high score trophy.
Guests other than club members
we're Mrs. Glib Henson. Mrs. James
Sweeney. Mrs. E. NJ. Vreeland and
Mrs. r. G. Burk.
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SLUNBER PARTY
FOR MISS

Thursday night Misses Iris Dod-
son and Doris Cherry entertained
With a slumber party honoring Miss
Gillie Wallace. member OF the
graduating class.
The honoree received a number
Of lovely gifts. A midnight lunch
con was served. The guests return
ed to their homes after a delicious
breakfast served at the home OF
Miss Dodson.
They we're Misses Josephine Was
son, Alice Cripe. Lorna Dodson.
Ilicre Morrow, Beryl Chapin. Adice
Dominy. Lillian Mullinix. Ruth Hell
en- Sowders. Gillie Wallace and the
two hnstesses.
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TEA HONoRs TWO
GRADUATES

Tuesday afternoon OF last week
Ass z. ]. Dodson gave a tea in
nonor OF her sister, Miss Annie
Louise Graddock, and Miss Helen
taylor, members OF the graduating
class. Magnolia blossoms. rich
clusters Of roses and dainty bou-
Qnets OF pink rose buds lent floral
cnarm to the attractive scene.
guests we're received BY Misses
virginia Goolsby. Lorraine Siderius.
aasrgaret Craddock. Ruth Gilbert
ano the guests Of honor. Presiding
az the tea table IN the dining room
was Miss Doris Pattillo OF Beau
mont while the hostess passed
plates OF tea dainties and sandwich
eS.
others In the house party were
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San Benito
LUNCHEON-BRIDGE AT
BUCKLIN HOME

Wednesday Mrs. z. I. Bucklin en-
tertained delightfully."- at her coun-
Try home with a luncheon-bridge
covers for twelve were laid at a
long table where the two-course
luncheon was served. E. Bell made
nigh score in the games and re-
ceiTed an attractive trophy for
reward. A souvenir was presented
20 Mrs. S. H. Crews who held Sec
ond high.
The guests were Mesdames ]. M.
Jones, z. H. Downs, F. 3. Subiett.
DAVIS Wade, j. E. Bell. Bennett
Jones, II G. Marshall, r. c. Burk.
:. l. Barmore, Ralph Buell., and
8. Il. Crews.
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TEA GIVEN AT
FONTFNOT ZONE

Thursday afternoon Miss Annie
Laurie Fontenot entertained at tea
from three to five o'clock at her
home honoring Misses Lois Cook
md Mary Frances Marchbanks.
high school graduates. Green and
cold tints were effectively featured
N floral decorations and in the
tea service.
Mrs. J. W. Fontenot. mother Of
the hostess. presided al the tea
table which was centered by a
quantity of blossoms in favored
shades. Assisting in passing plates
filled with sandwiches and con-
f7ctions vas Miss Dorothy Nell
Rglston.
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ID. A. r.. CHAPTER
MEETS

The Lieutenant Thomas Barlow
Chapter of the ID. A. r. met We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. E. +.
Brady in San Benito. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. @. "A. Toolan,
Mrs. w. o. williams and Mrs. 4.
3. Wells. Red roses were used for
decoration throughout the reception
rooms. At one o'clock a delicious
two-course luncheon was served.
Mrs. G. M. Cash was leader OF
roll call, the subject being ID. "A. r.
schools. After the business session
a very interesting paper was given
by Mrs. J. @. Myrick. the title be-
ing. Early Leaders OF the Repub-
lie" Meetings will be discontinued
during the summer months. the
next meeting Of the chapter to be
held in October.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

Mrs. Paul Ruckel chose a color
scheme Of orchid and green for a
pretty bridge party Of Friday after
noon. Lovely orchid colored flow
ers and soft ferns filled bowls and
vases.
Mrs. Charles Weimer was award
ed high trophy. After the
games a tempting salad course was
served to the following womne:
Mesdames Nix Harrington, Ed
Herring. Harlod Roland. L. Donley.
lark Lordo. Glen Lawton and
Charles \aim.r.
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DINNER PARTY
ON BIRTHDAY

MI. and Mrs. Murray Houze were
az home to a number Of friends on
Monday evening at their home. al
q lovely dinner party, the occasion
being Mr.. Houze's birthday ami
versary.
Places were marked for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Jenkins and Miss Loretta
Jenkins. and Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Green and son, Jack Green.
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CONGREGATION "
FORMER PASTOR

Congregation OF the Church or
Christ arranged a farewell picnic
end supper on the lawn OF the Foy
z. Wallace home Thursday evening
honOring the former pastor and IA
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MRS. GLASSCOCK
E~NTERTAINS

Mrs. d. w. Glasscock entertained
a number Of women at luncheon
and bridge.
Mrs. w. w. Schuepbach OF Har-
lingen, scored high in contract
bridge and Mrs. John C.. Jones
scored high In auction bridge.
Other guests were Mrs. @. C..
Sorrick. Mrs. S. H. Collier, Mrs. w.
p. Glasscock and Mrs. G. A. Her
rim OF Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
MRS. LANGFORD
Is HOSTESS

Mrs. T. F. Langford was hostess
to the Just We Neighbors club at
an enjoyable social meeting with
twelve ladie1 present.
The afternoon was spent in games
end contests. some Of the women
doing fancy work.
In a geographical contest Mrs.
Frank Edwards was awarded a
prize.
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remainder Of the evening was spent
II dancing.
Those enjoying this unique and
pretty affair. including the honor
guests. were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson, Mr..
ard Mrs. John Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Trollinger. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
.. Glasscock, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Tolson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Breed
ing, Mrs. II. j. Lawson, Mrs. q. g.
Sorrick. Miss Georgia . de vries,
Miss Myrtle Jones. Miss Dorothy
Neel Smith, John Phelan and Curt
Conrad.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Brooks Terry and son., Rich
arc, and MI. and Mrs. Jimmie John
son left this week by automobile,
for q visit with relatives in Iowa.
On their return home they will
stop in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Nj. and Mrs. II. L. Curry Of Ray
mondville, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Thomas Of Pharr, were guests here
this week in the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. H. E. Peters.
Mrs. Van Berg's guests we're Mrs.
II. E. Hager and Miss Lorene Nor
row.
Mrs. Z. Z. johnson, Mrs. Frank
Hall and Mrs. A. G. McDermott
formed a table for lunch.
Mrs. Raymond Mills OF Weslaco.
had for guests at lunch and bridge,
Mrs. ID. z. Kirgan, Mrs. Clell Sol
ether and Mrs. Harry Stebbins, all
Of Weslaco.
Miss Bette WEIGH OF weslaco,
entertained Mrs. Warren Kingsbury.
Mrs. Reed Lehman and Misses Mar
iorie WEIGH of Weslaco.
Mrs. r. @. Waters and Mrs. Lester
SkagEs Of Veslaco. and Mrs. w.
Tennison OF Donna, were guests OF
Mrs. j. Blake OF Weslaco.
Mrs. @. M. Sheriff., was hostess
10 Mrs. N. ". Stuart and Mrs. Harry
Sclether. all or Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
NEEDLECRAFT
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. J.. p. Dawson was hostess Ct
a meeting OF the Needle Craft club
at her home north OF town on Fri
dav afternoon.
Fourteen ladies were present for
4 most enjoyable afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

Circle Two OF the Baptist church
Missionary Society Monday after
noon at her home. The circle held
Their regular business session. It
vas voted to order a mission study
book. After all business was trans
acted refreshments were served to
nine members.
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BETTE q YLE
PARTY


Mrs. X. X. Kyler entertained with
a birthday party Saturday afternoon
at her home on Indiana Ave. honor
ing her little daughter Bette Bob.
who was four years old.
Games and contests were enjoyed.
The contest that created the most
interest was "pinning on the cats
TAIL" in which Lois Ludwig received
the prize for the girls and Knox
Kyler, Jr, received the prize for the
boys.
After the games cream and cake
was served to the following: Bette
Burger. Lois Ludwig. Charles Al
lison. Jr.. Of San Benito, Raymond
Taylor, Bobbie and Martha Morgan,
Irene Yoder and Knox Kyler, Jr.
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HOSTESSES
AT LUNCHEON


Thursday the Misses Nellie and
Flora Stookey entertained with a
nne o'clock luncheon honoring Alice
Hill and Carolyn Phillips graduates.
Other guests were members OF the
graduating class and friends.
The class colors were represented
in the dessert course and in the
flowers clustered about the room.
A miniature rainbow was displayed
in the living room at the foot Of
which was a gilded pot holding for
tunes for each guest.
Each girl received for a favor a
bouquet Of sweetpeas tied with the
class colors o, pink and silver. Mrs.
Frank Phillips assisted in serving
the luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

mily who viii leave Saturday morn
ing to make their home In Corpus
Christi. Mr.. Wallace has accepted
tire pastorate Of the Church OF
Christ IN Corpus Christi.
During the pleasant evening eve
ming spent en- the shaded lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace were pre-
sented with a chest OF silver as a
token Of appreciation from the
congregation which Mr.. Wallace has
served as pastor for several years.
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MRS. +
HOSTESS

HOSTESS
Mrs. Raymond Clifford was hos
tess at her home TO the Young
Women's Missionary Society Mon
day evening. The subject for dis
cussion was Social Service and Mis-
sionary Work in Both Home and
Foreign Fields. Those taking part
In the program were Misses Louise
Douthit, lone and Ruth Van Vliet,
Mrs. Raymond Clifford and Mrs.
II. w. Glass.
The next meeting will be the last
Monday night OF this month.
PERSONALS
Mrs. X. M. Wade and little daugh-
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RHEUMATISM

Mrs. Jess Avenger was hostess
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

a smiling, SardOnic person with wide hrimmcd felt hat and wearing long pronged silver spanish spurs He was scrupuously polit" 10 vic tims. few Of whom made the mis- take of crossing him when he order ed them out of aul OmOblIcs or off their horses to strip them Of their valuablcs. II" earned a considcrabln reputation for his ability to "xtricatc himself from any dilemma Ere uucntly he uarroWlN escaped cap lure.
 Plotted Against Morrow
 some tim" before Ambassador Morrow left Mexico to attend inc London naval conference Navarro's mon soiIcd q vilIa@" through which inc ambassador you'd have 10 re- tlrn to the capital on routo from CucrnavaCa. Shortly before Mir. Nor rows automobile reached the village federal troops guarding the highway succeeded in driving away the ban dits and clearing the road for the American diplomatic representative.
 For while after this Novarro' s activity along the highway ceased, h'd when it picked mp again few weeks ago the government deter mined 10 suppress him at all cost S. NaNarro's alleged companion in many exploits, MaNimilianO Nigucra, was captured and executed two years ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
MEXICAN BANDIT
 F[EES .!A|I, SIAN
HaldOme?o NaYaIT0'S LuTid
 Career Ended bJ D223th

NT,Stro Cuy. Nov. 95 'P-- Shot nnd killed whil. ,.amin2 70 "s- c.u"" Vas written today on ,ho rrc- o.is O Ihc department Of jus'.r" :.r.r lh" uImo Of Bridomoro %a- 1.-ro. who recognized no man lrV. and whose two-gun d't'noss won him the ti'lr of Fl Maestro ' c Mexican bmd0rN
 ntu a week ago Navarro and f,a bold companions roamed iho 1u,untafus around tuoruiNaCa. d'- sending 10 inc highway from Mex DO Ci,r ocr1sioually for il hold-up which a.touishod all bg i,~ daring. c..cc. it is b"ijrvod. Navarro and his l-ni r.~aycd and nearly suc"c"d"d iH Hidnapping Ambassador Dwight '" Morrow ae he drovc 1o his "oun- tl~ home in tho NoInlo4 capital
 Last weol; federal troops. who r.d pursued Navarro in vain for ,.ara. captured and oNcrG1'd three e. his mon There followed " run 1rn2 tight with Na1arro across tfr Iuosa and through tn. Arroya, until enc O. inc shots of lh" pursu"rs lroughr down NayHrro's hors" from Undar hlm and h., was captured
 Long Crime List
 Navarro was brought 10 Mexico CJ}y and questioned by federal uu- tboririos. X long series Of crimes vIth which tho government connect cd him. ranged from highway ban dtry 10 the murder Of Abraham Eo&onthau. an American who was cantur.d on inc CucruayacH road and put to death Ihrr" years ago when ransom arrangements fell through.
 Friday the federal authorities turned Navarro over 10 troops of rhe efgtc Of Mor"lO# and he was started lack to Cuen1Faca for trial and 10 f,,.. almost certain "Nocuton. Al Tra# Mar.as. mol lar nrross 'n" Mo"- clos stalc line he mot death aD 1h" hands Of his captor- in q manner tr,mcnt for Nrxican bandit leaders, 'shoi and killed Whil" attempting to escape" The details Of the killing v,re mol diyulgrd
 Joined AGrarian Army
 "l,l Maestro" earned his nick name in r years roaming about somh..n McAico. In 1918. when lil- tlo more than q youth. ho joined ih" Aarariau army of General fmiliano Zapata. who one" held up be treas ury in Mexico City. sud in fiun. h" h.cam" a general himself, When the changing politics of MoNico gave z pata's exploits the aspects of r"- sprctahiljlN. Navarro Jeff in" city to1 tho open spaces 10 take up lador- ship ot his own.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
pi PII.S GIVEN TRAINING

NDEicO Cify Nov. 25 PI-NiIIlUTV tntrrrtiou has been established in Inc federal primary schools throu@"- out inc country by orders Of thr president The ruling, which is ap- piled under article @l Of in" con- s;i'u;lon. makes military 'roinlns obligatory for all students under l. .1r.trs of I-o
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
O, \. OF E, WHIST PARTY

Mrs. r. Watson won first priz" a' inc charity whist given by tn" Sta of Good Will lodge, <. Of R.. t1 Junior Mechanics hall on Glen street last night. Other prize Nin- rors W"r" Mrs. Chapman, Mr. Lock-
 "ood, Mrs Walsh, Harry Hall, Mr,. Nohannason, Mrs. Xelzer, Mrs Wb- Lama. Mrs. Crirhctt and Mrs. GuI-t
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Overnight News
By the Associated Press.
 Domestic

EL AlIt st-S't' ltlt'l l'If-- Domestic NaShingt tOu--Stato commissioners G' scribe banking conditions as sound and satisfactory Throughout country. Juneau. Alaska -- Wrecked plane b :icNod that of Captain r.. j. A. Burh" and two prospenors. missing since Oct. II. found WashiH@ton-American corpora- tons investment abroad ar" cs- r.nplrd uI $7.5Uo. .ao0.onn. New Archdu1r Leopold of Austria acquitted of ahcttug un- authorized sale of Napoleon neck 1. lac,: still faces triaI for grand larceny Of relic. New York - Mrs Alice Harris, tifr of sam Harris and sjster-in- I.W or Georg" N. Conan. dies. Los Angeles -- Poison iqlior biam"d for 1G deaths in 9% days. Cambridge, ln.-Frank srccE,ra sentenced 10 t1'r". years for pert in yolum kidnapping. New York-Ninr hurt. IL arrest ,d in b"tj)" between polio, and L. .oo communists in midtown dis 5rirt,
 Foreign
 London - Thrty-tNo dead. hun ar.ds injured, thousands made homeless by storm Iaahin- Europe.
 Paris-FIood feared as River .sojnr rises
 M, %ico city - Ea>arro. former general in Irpa}a army, killed after arrest as la0dU leader
 Milan. Italy - IjtNinom conrcrs Hith Graudi concerning relations Of Italy and Russia
 Np.Ico -Iy@srs Grant SmI'h alIl>,a on mission concerning com anlsic activities affecting the tinted ,:tntrs.
 Lima. Peru - Communists fight ln'mhors Of cril party for usc Of a quarc for political demonstration.
 sports Portland. Oro.-Dic2el wins golf tourney in pIayon with SaraZno 6? 10 =.
 Berkeley. ,ul-Ntbs Frlc. resigns ;s football coach al University of r.hfornrH.
 New England
 Manchester, x. H.-Mrs Susan F. Hamlet. onr Of the ucorpora'ors ot 'ho Madden, Mass. hospital, dies.
 Eocn"sror x. H.-Supr"mo Court JNslic" Leslie r. Snow beaten hy .1r@lar caught ransachins his I.pue".
 Burlington. Nt.-Nrw Nontp,ljcr- Burlington highway 10 be formally opened by Governor John l.. Weeks WeJnusday
 EH.t"r. N H.-John r. Bliss r. of Brooklyn, \. Y. elected captain ol Philips It&oter academy 19$1 football team.
 Providence. l.. I.-Crow or British motorboat Good Luck. captured sunday of Block Island, released but boat and liquor cargo held.
 Salem, Mass.-Walter <. Clifford president Of the American Telephone and Telegraph company predicts an era of prosperity never before nquaIled."
 Bostou-BrcUcr and Co. Inc. Worcester wholesale druggists. fined f5oo in federal court on charges Of misbranding and aduItora'lug drugs.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Cabinet Not Political

TUo government statement de chrod that the new cabinet had no 1olilicai color and that il would contribute enthusiastically 10 the patriotic work begun by the provis- ioual president. Lieutenant Colonel Luis N Sanchez Ccrro.
 Y"slrrday's rioring grow out Of r,al political meetings in san Mar i'm square. Four hundred members ot the civil party gathered th"r" 10 protest inc makeup oI th"IneW cab ir"t at tho same time communists were meeting. The two factions cashcd, stones bis ols and clubs being used ae weapons
 The communists, leaving inc square, smashed number or pri- vatc motor cars parked in front of tn" Bolivar hotcL If WaH with great difficulty that polio" finally s'lr"""d- ed in aucllin" 1h" d"mon#'rglonS and restoring crG,".
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
OYDFR RESTORED
 IN PERU CAPITA.
Lima RiOjin5 Comes to Climax
 Wien l5 Are Hurt

Lima roru. Nov - t9r-ordrr nss r"cstabIishod in Lima today after rjo'inG and fighting late yesterday in which T. persons were wounded. Thr situation continued strained Iou"vor and further disturbances were considered possible
 4 government comnuniquc con tanned q public censurc of Major 7Iamucl Nelasqucz. publisher of Ia Irosna, for an article printed in yes trrday's editions criticiZing tn" gov c.nmcul for the inclusion of civil Gns in q H"w list Of cabinet ap- r05U'""s announc-d Saturday.
 'fl" ccnsrm- oamr aS an aftermath te tho rlosju: of La rrnsna. an in trrur'al Peruvian daily. shortly alter he offensive article was pub l-Ucd. fl was La Prosna's conten- ton that only military men. or youu= men. unbiased ny politics, should he appointed 10 th" cabinet o' tho provisional government as an insurance against political faVori'- ;l,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
New England

Manchester, x. H,-Mrs susan E, Eaul,r. one Of the ucorporat ors ot 'h" Madden, Mass. hospital, dies.
 Rochester, x. H.-Supr"mo Court .jN-iic" Leslie r. snow beaten hy ,r'r-lar caught ransacking his
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-30
TIE Man STEM
Intimate Glimpses OF the Valleys Alley
BY J. r.

Along Elizabeth. The West Brownsville Meeting The Good
WHlers Are Back Again .Rolo the Rodent
Highway No. IL Again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-30
Texas Facts for Texans

That Texas has assessed property values Of s4.25o.-
100000 and real values Of thrice that huge total and
the manager OF the Texas Public Service information
bureau tells it to all the people,
That the longest river entirely within the United
States is in Texas.
That Texas has more telephone and telegraph and
railroad mileage than any other state in the union
That the johnson chicken farm near Bowie IS said
to be the largest in the world devoted exclusively to
raising chickens and producing eggs.
That the financial history Of a lot In San An
tonic. as related by William A. Black. is interesting
and indicative Of the growth OF Texas; that it sold
in 1857 for $500. In 1886 for s3o00. IN 1889 Tor SlG.-
600; then it sold for $4,000 and 1t is now Of an es-
timated value Of 100000.
That SOB rural and farm customers have been add
ed to Texas Power and Light Lines since Jan. l,
bringing the total farm customers 70 1880.
That the seventh large office building for Dallas
this year is the 25-story Professional Tower to cost
s~2.o0o.O00.
That Harris county leads the state in tax valuation
with s34o.OOO.oO0; that four other Texas counties
have valuations above 100000 S3I0OO0.-
600. Bexar sl9O.OOO.O0O. Tarrant sl76.OOO,OOO and JEFF
ferson Sl29,OO 900.
That Lamesa's 100000 plant is in operation after
two years Of hard work on the part Of citizens and
dairymen with over 100 stockholders owning the IN
stitution which will handle the milk Of nine nearby
counties and that during the first week Of operation
the plant handled $4,000 pounds Of milk.
That mass production Of citrus fruits Is expected
In the Valley By 1912 with anticipated total ship
ment of 10000 to $1,000 cars during the season and
that the deep water ports on the nearby gulf are ex-
pected materially To advantage the industry through
cheaper freight rates To Eastern centers.
That after Col William f. E~asterwood. the Texas
millionaire. at his hotel in London signed a s25OCs
prize check to be given to the French flyers for their
recent one-stop flight from Paris To Dallas he was
pictured and first PACED BY the newspapers Of the
civilized world. Happy Col Bill" He is said 70 love
publicity as the small darkey loveth a watermelon.
That the French flyers VIII visit Austin on their
American flight across the continent.