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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

the board has been doing too much and the other
that it was doing too little.
Spectators and middlemen have asserted the board
unjustly invading the realm of private business
Senators from wheat and cotton states have been
critical because of the prices of those commod-
tiles.
Recent changes in policy with regard to wheat
have caused wide discussion. Last October the board
sought to peg" the price Of wheat by announcing it
would buy cooperative marketed grain at fixed fig
through the Farmers National Grain Corporation
1t bought large quantities in this way Terminal
congestion resulted. When the price of wheat fell be-
oW the fixed point the grain corporation continued to
BUY at figure well above the cash price Recently
the grain corporation went into the speculative market
and purchased large blocks of futures to buoy I'D the
price, proceeding not originally contemplated.
Now the board has abandoned its policy of paving
arbitrary price for grain although it stands ready
10 go into the market and buy any and all wheat
whenever the price situation makes this seem neces-
airy Also loans will be made to co-operatives on the
present crop until July This new policy has caused
both criticism and praise.
With large supplies of grain at the terminals q
new crop coming on slack European demand and q
weak market the boards problems become more COM
pIcated thorough public discussion by the various
groups interested should aid in clearing the situation
Southern ser<tors properly requested inclusion of
cotton in the inquiry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06
F Uttered

A ND in speaking of Lady Chat
IA terley's Lover I must not for
get that I, too. belong among the
generations fettered into a fear Of
sex.
If I say that Lawrence was some
THAT too aggressively outspoken in
lis suppressed book, the fault quite
possibly may lie in my own inhibi-
IONS.
Surely it must be so that the
literary artist will not always sub
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06
Daily Thought

But the wicked shall be cut off
from the earth, and the trans
gressors shall be rooted out of it.
Proverbs 2:22.
u II
The happiness of the wicked
passes away like a torrent.-Racine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

ideals and opinions espresso 4
n this column are those at
one of Americas most inter
csting writer's and are pre-
scented without regard to their
agreement or disagreement
with the editorial attitude of
this paper.-The Editor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

Clarence Darrow says you can't get wisdom simply
by growing old. But at least, Mr.. Darrow you begin
finding out things you can not eat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

If the Mississippi who wrote a rhy1ned
confession of the murder of her husband spring
poet she has won success. Her poem was printed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06
It's Matter of Opinion

WHEN it comes to prohibition
w and most other perplexing
problems, the best of US are little
better than grown up children,
crying out on impulse, consulting
personal likes and dislikes, and
peddling cure-alls on sheer faith.
Prohibition appeals to Mr.. Ford
because he has little taste for
liquor, is naturally a temperate
man, and sees careful eating and
drinking as the secret of long life.
For five years he has been per-
fecting a diet which he expects to
carry him through to the century
mark, and which, true to human
nature, he believes capable of
carrying any one else through.
You probably will hear more
about it later on.
Talkalai. chief of the Apaches,
passed out Tuesday morning.
Talkalai knew nothing about
dietetics or chemistry, had no bill
lion dollar fortune with which to
hire experts, and never conducted
any f1ve-year experiment, but he
lived to be 113, and probably had
a pet theory to explain the why
of it.
Old Wrinkled Meat, another In
dian chief, who died some years
ago at the age of 1877, ascribed his
long life to the fact that he never
had slept in bed. sat in q. chair,
Or eaten with fork.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

peace societies" says Rear Admiral Punkett are
fakes Yet peace societies say some pretty
harsh things about naval parleys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

Dr. Fosdck says nothing beautiful came into hui
man experience until people began to play. If the
doctor talking about certain musical instruments
we think he has gone too far.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

According to a new rule at Harvard students who
have not learned to swim by the time they ready
TO be graduated will be refused degree by the uni
Yerslty. The idea is to teach young men to keep
their heads above water
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06

A Philadelphia judge released a man caught rob-
bing poor boxes in the churches on condition that
he join the army, navy marines The idea prob
ably being to build up the military morale.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
Y

Corte Federal: Petici6n de
bancarrota involuntaria contra
Cyrus Wilson, de Lakeland, ha-
ciendo negocio como Famous
Department Store.
w. L. Richardson contra Dor
do Products Co; C. H. Barnett
y E. T. Embrey contra Thy
West Construction Co.
Corte del Circuito: John A.
Newsome contra Annie M. Som
erville; Lola Walker contra
j. T. Walker; Fisher Dabney
contra Charles E. Dabney; Flo
ra G.. Mahoney contra Charles
Giddens; Harvey j. Myers con-
ira Hattie E. Haeflich.
Corte Civil: The Gulf Ferti-
lizer Co. contra George H. Di-
ckie; Krause Bros. Lumber Co.
contra Manatee River Park,
Inc.
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nuestro objeto Y nos quedara la
satisfaction de haber prestado
un servicio immense a nuestro
amigo Pedro Ricart. Quedamos
convenidos, pues; va hara us
ted 10 possible para estar en- su
casa eSta noche a las siete,
No 10 olvidare, sonora Lui-
sa, ALI estar6. iA!-continu6
golpeandose la frente,- DON
de tengo la cabeza? Me olvida-
ba de decirle que la senorita
Enriqueta Mabire estuvo aver
a visitar a la esposa de Thibaut,
-iAh!-exclam6 Luisa cuya
mirada centelle6.
La esperaba, Y como listed
lie habia recomendado, la espo-
sa de Thibaut, poniendo al NAL
tempo buena cara, la recibi6
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

sotea dia tras dia los ideales su-
sodichos. Por 10 tanto, es muy
probable que ell hombre no Sc
opondra a la aparicion de una
raza de 10 que ell llama grandes
hombres o heroes; porque no Sc
los magma verdaderos super
hombres comunes y corrlentes
dotados de cerebro, valor y ri
queza infinita.
Los que Sc opondran podero-
samente al %surgimiento de la
nueva especie seran aquellos
que, presses del miedo de que la
Humanidad vaya a sufrir GUAM
do Sc Transformer las relaciones
conyugales presentes, por consi
derar dicho trastorno una in
terferencia con nuestros place
res y nuestros sentimentalis-
mos, instituyen dicho miedo en-
especie de moralidad ofendida.
Este tenor con aires de etica
consagrada intimidad siempre
a la genie que no ha examinado
su debilidad esencial; este te-
NOR continuara dominando a
los degenerados cuyo instinto
de fertilidad Sc ha convertible
en- simple escozor de placer.
Los metodos modernos que
combinan ell placer con la este
rilidad, que TODD ell mundo CO.
noce, y que estan al alcance de
todas las fortunes, permiten
que dichas personals Sc eliminen
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

Fueron aver presentados al
juez Petteway, de la corte de
10 criminal, los muchachos Do
maid Davis, Earl Foster, Ho-
race Crandon y Eral Gillette,
los cuales Sc confesaron auto
res del robo de cinco autom6-
viles marca Ford.
Dijeron los muchachos que
ell afan de aventuras y emocio-
mes les llev6 a realizar esos de-
litos.
Mr.. Petteway decide hacer
una Investigation del caracter
y la edad de los j6venes antes
de imponer sentencia. Els pro,
bable que mas de uno de ellos
sea enviado al reformatorio de
Mariana.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

O en- aQuellos donde la organl-
zaci6n social de los comestibles
permite que ell hombre coma
TODD 10 que quiera, ahi, ell glo-
ton come hasta enfermarse y
pasar a mejor vida. Este es 10
que lie pasa a todos los voluptuo
sos; asi prosperan y perecen;
este es por 10 que la superviven-
cia de los mejor adaptados sig
mica la supervivencia de los
que Sc controlan a 81 mismos,
porque ellos y solo ellos Sc pue-
den adaptar al perpetuo cambio
de condolences producidas por
ell progreso industrial.
Volviendo al problema del
control inteligente de la fecun-
didad, diremos que, 81 bien es
cierto que la agencia de selec-
ci6n no Sc ha descubierto aun,
tambien 10 es que ell prop6sito
de la raza Sc sobrepondria a la
oposici6n de los instintos indi-
viduales. Las ovejas y las hor-
migas satisfacen sus instintos
reproductive y paternales pOr
tercera persona; ell matrimonio
mismo impone ell celibato a mi
Homes de personals normales. Lo
que quiere decir que ell instinto
individual cuando Sc trata del
matrimonio, por muy poderoso'
que Sc lie quiera considerar, es.
en- ultimo analisis un factor Sc.
cundario.
George Bernard Shan.
Londres, Julio de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by Pallas
Features Syndicate.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
QUITO DE LOS HEROES
Por George Bernard ShdW

Estudiemos ell problema del
ascenso del hombre a un nivel
superior al de sus tendencias y
apetitos. jToleraria la sociedad
ell cambio necesario para que ell
hombre Sc traslade a tai nivel,
para que ell hombre siquiera,
desee tai cambio? E lhombre
desea un superhombre ideal con
esa energ1a que a traves de las
edades ha magnificado al me-
jor sustituto humane de nues-
tro tantas wees mencionado SUI
perhombre. La Historic nos d.
ce como ell menos Incompetent
tie general adquiere proporcio-
mes de Alexandra; como ell Rey,
-por ell solo hecho de ser Rey
-aparece como ell mas p~erfecto
caballero del mundO; como ell
Papa-por ser Papa es un
santo.
Els que ell hombre nunca la
|puede pasar sin una buena CO.
leccion de idolos que no son
otra cosa que superhombres de
|farsa. Pero ell hOmbre no tiene
cuenta que Ell superhombre de
verdad cuando aparezca echara
nor terra todos los ideales de
oropel que a la presente rigen
nuestra conducta: justicia, de-
Der, honor, religion, decencia.
FL superhombre, aceptara las
obligaciones morales hasta muy
mas ALA de la capacidad huma-
ma presente. Ell hombre comun
Y corriente no Sc percata del he
cho de que los superhombres
que aparecen ALA de veg en- vez
echan por TERRA tales ideales.
Lie curioso del case es que el
.hombre inconscientemente pi-
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

acknowledgements de la raza.
Este proceso esta a la presente
en- vigorosa marcia. Y la SUI
pervivencia consecuente de los
fecundos significa la supervi-
vencia de los partidarios del su-
perhombre. Porque 10 que Sc
quiere es la substitution de la
fecundidad estupida inevitable
y cast inconsciente por una fe-
cundidad controlada intelligent
temente Y la elimination de los
voluptuosos en- ell proceso evolu-
cionario.
Ell papel que los voluptuosos
desempenen en- la evoluci6n Sc
ra ell mismo que va han desem-
penado los glotones. Ell gloton,
hombre cuyo mas fuerte motive
es ell de alimentarse, Sc esforZa-
"a mas siempre que su projimo
por conseguir alimentos. Y Guam
dc ell alimento Sc hace tan diff
Gil de obtener que solo ell esfuer,
20 mas desmedido 10 puede con-
seguir, ell appetite del gioton lie
desarrolla su astucia y empire
sa hasta I'm grade maxine, Dc
modo que Sc convierte no solo
en- ell mejor alimentado sino
tambien en- ell hombre mas ha-
bill de SUI comunidad. En- cam
bio, en- los climas mas benignos,
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

-Seguramente lie necesitare
a listed esta noche. IA que no.
ra? Nc 10 Sc aun.
Apoy6 la mano en- su frente
y pareci6 concentrates en- su
p~ensamiento.
-Boyer-coEtinu6 al cabo
de un INSTANCES precise que
a las siete este listed en- su ca
sa; yo ire a verle. ST no pudie-
Sc esperarle va lie dejaria una
carta indicandole 10 que deberia
listed hacer. Por de pronto va
va listed a reunirse con su am
go Y continue la tarea; es pre-
|ciso que no perdamos de vista
a Ramoneau nj un solo instan-
te. iAh! va me hago cargo de
la mucha molestia que les eau
so; pero pronto consequences
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

nadie es capaz de impedir que
ell rayo caiga. Vamos, vamos,
basta de debilidad-anadi6 con
energia.-Para llevar a cabo
mi tarea hasta ell final necesito
de TODD mi valOr. =
Baj6 rapidamente la escale-
ra Y salio del hotel.
En- la esquina de la Gale de
Bac encontr6 al mozo de cuer-
da que la noche anterior habia
trasladado ell badl.
= Esta listed presto?-pre-
gunt6,
va 10 We listed, la estaba
esperanto. jD6nde hay que If?
-Yo ire con listed, pero la
distancia es larga; tomaremos
un coche.
NADIA mas facil, precisa-
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

La Association de Propieta-
rios de casas y terrenos apro-
DO aver una resolution pidien-
do Sc haga un arreglo con las
autoridades federales de modo
que los propietarios sean mott
ficados cuando en- sus caSas Sc
este violando la ley SEGA, de
modo que puedan c~ancelar los
arrendamientos. I'm plan de
esta clase Sc halla en- vigor en-
Filadelfia, donde las autori-
dades avisan a los propieta-
rios tan pronto d%escubren que
en- las casas de estos Sc ayuda
a violar o Sc viola la prohibit
ci6n.
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mente ahi viene uno.

mente ahl Vlene uno.
Efectivamente, un coche de-
socupado bajaba por la cale> Ell
mozo de cuerda hizo un sipDo al
cochero y ell carruaje fue a de-
tenerse junto a la acera.
81 badl habia sido precisa-
mente depositado en- una taher-
ma y bien pronto quedd coloca-
do en- el coche.
Nos llevara listed a la en-
trada de la Gale de la Goutte-
d'Or-dijo Tulsa.
Subio al carruaje, ell mozo de
cuerda trep6 al pescante v los
caballos arrancaron al trote.
Al cabo de media bora ba-
bfan llegado. Ell mozo CARGO al
baul sobre sus hombros, Luisa
al eOchero y. seguida del
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
cast amistosamente.
lie do su direction?

-GLe do su direction?
ST, vive al otro lado de los
cerros Chaumont, mas ALA de
Pres-Saint-Gervais Gale de
Bois-des-Ormes, numero 6.
Gale del Bots des-Ormes,
numero 6-repiti6 Tulsa mo
olvidar6 esa direction.
Ella tendio su mano al obre-
70.
-Gracias, amigo milo, gra-
cias-dijo-ese nuevo detalle
no me es menos precioso que los
otros que va me ha dado listed.
En- fin, todos esos miserables
estan en- mi poder, los tenemos
a todos, inc Sc nos pueden esca-
par!
-Senora Luisa, itiene listed
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
algo mas que decirme?

algo mas que Qeclfme!
No.
En- csc case voy a reunir-
me con Thibaut, que va debe co
menzar a impacientarse.
-Hasta la noche, Boyer, has
ia la noche-dijo Luisa.
ST, hasta la noche.
Ell obrero Sc alejo,
Luisa ~permaneci6 un mo-
mento inm6vil, con la cabeza
inclinada sobre ell pecho.
-Manana sera demasiado
tarde-murmur6,-pero puede
partir hoy.
Despues enderezandose brus-
camente Y con un resplandor
sombrio en- la mirada, exclam6
s~ordamente:
-Yo no puedO evitar NADIA
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES.
TALES ILLUS
Por
Henry German

va lie he prevenido, he cumpli-
do con 10 que creo mi deber;
ipeor para 6l!
Boyer la miraba con extra
neza y trataba de comprender
en- vano ell sentido de sus pala-
bras. Luisa Sc acerco a el.
i ntonces su amigo Thi-
baut esta ALA abajo?-pregun-
to.
ST, me espera. Pero antes
de if a ,reunirme con el, emo tie
ne nuevas instrucciones que
darme?
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Para traer platanos a Tam
pa, desde Baracoa, Cuba. N.
Geraci y Co. ha comprado otro
pequeno vapor, ell Amelia, de
TIA toneladas.
Ell buque sera rebautizado
con ell nombre de Yumuri. Lie
CARA ell domingo 10 a Tampa
baio ell mando del captain Elk
lumd y con un cargamento de
10000 racimos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
FL TEMPO

Nublados para hoy. Claro pa
ra manana. Temperature maxi
ma aver, 80 grades; minima,
10.
Marea alta a las 1928 a. m. y
9:48 p. m.; marea baja a las
IL $50 a. m. y 2:13 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
-Dejame oirte cantar

ran importantes reformas en-
su interior. Tn nuevo equlpo
sonora Sc ha instalado.
Mas de 1900 invitaciones Sc
han expedido para una fiesta
que hoy Sc celebrara en- honor
del nuevo manager, Mr.. O.. G..
Finley, a las once de la noche.
La aperture Sc hara con la
production 1.-The Flirting Wi
dow"
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

La compania Tampa Elec-
trio eligi6 aver vicepresidente
al ioven Thomas j. Hanlon, jr.
que venia desempenando ell
puesto de administrator gene
raj. La vicepresidencia no ELI
minara a Hanlon de la direc-
ci6n de los negocios de esa EN-
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
U1T1MAS NOTTC1AS
(Vieme de Ia 1G.)

pino. Quez6n dice que va resuel
to a conseguir Sc determine el
estado polftico de las Filipinas
Y tambien a obtener una decla-
raci6n de Estados Unidos So
bre 81 va a dejar la isla dentro
de un periodic de amos o piensa
permanecer por tempo indefi-
nido.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
LA IGLESIA DE LOS PERE-
GRINOS
NAL DE WEST TAMPA

Cultos del Domingo, en- es-
pahol, a las 9:20, 1890 a. M;
a las 8, 8:15 p. m. Texto: "Y
me buscareis y hallareis, por-
que me buscar6is de TODD vues-
tro coraz6n."
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Manana Sc abrira ell teatro
Victory, que durante seis me-
SEES estuviera cerrado para
dar tempo a que Sc efectua :
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
presa. Para tesorero Sc eligi6
a Peter M. Miller.

Para ell microbes Sc aplaz6,
en- la corte del juez de paz
William Norona, ell juicio pre-
liminar de la causa contra
Paul Mortellaro, acusado de
matar a Luis Saladrigas.
Dicese que Ell gran Jurado
procesara a Mortellaro.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

-Oye, escribf una serenata para
cantarla debajo de la ventana de mi
prima Patricia.-Si til quieres que lie
olga que la canto por ii, te cuesta 10
centavos, 81 no quieres la cantare por
tn rival, Joey Moore.
-Deiame oirte cantar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
SLAYER OF z
HANGED TODAY
Plea, for Clemency Is
Denied Panzran
BY Hoover

I-EAvENwORTH, Kas, Sept. s.
(P-Carl PanZran, sell declared
SLAYER Of twenty-five persons. was
hanged at the federal prison early
today for the murder OF r. O. War
nike, civilian laundry foreman at
the penitentiary where Panzran was
serving a sentence for burglary i'm
posed by a District OF Columbia
court.
President Hoover last night denied
a plea for clemency.
The slayer vas pronounced DEAD
at GIG a. m.
Jeering the crowd as he walked
to the gallows PanZran noted TWO
chaplains present. he asked that
they be removed. The chaplalnS
left in accordance with his Will.
Panyran, serving his sixth prison
sentence, struck down the laundry
foreman with a heavy iron bar June
19. 1929, in a frenzy OF rage.
The hanging was the first legal
execution in Kansas since 1870, with
the exception Of that Of a federal
prisoner al Wichita IN 1883. Inc
Kansas law provides capital punish
ment only for treason. Panzran,
however, was prosecuted under fed
eral statutes, his crime having been
committed on federal property.
Before his trial for murder at
Topeka, Kas., the prisoner wrote
\ letter 10 the trial Judge demand
Ing justice which he described as
THAT I be found guilty OF murder
in the first degree and sentenced
to die"
Panzran was pronounced sane by a
sanity board before which he boast
ed Of committing twenty-five muir
ders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
BUREAU WORK
NEARLY DONE
Interior Department Fast
Working Itself Out
OF Job

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-P-
The interior department which sur
veyed. mapped and sold an empire,
seems to be working itself out OF q
job.
Its head. Secretary Wilbur. has
expressed the opinion the depart
ment should have work 70 do,
and today John H. Edwards, acting
secretary. said the National Park
service was the "only growing ou-
reau'' under its jurisdiction.
Edwards explained the other bu-
.saus have no room for further de-
velopment. Each is engaged in a
fixed task. When that Is completed,
nothing Is in sight TO take its place.
The day when the general land
office had for distribution hundreds
Of thousands of fertile acres IS
gone. They are farms, towns ana
cities now. The cream OF the recia-
nations service work has been done
and the vast n west Of the ONO
river is disposed Of. save for a few
patches Of desert and rocks.
The Indian service is another ex-
ample. Secretary Wilbur believes II
should cease to exist in 25 years,
with its work complete. "A study
made In the northwest recently 70
determine if it were feasible 10 cut
down activities among the Indians
Welded a report that about half OF
the 10000 wards OF the government
might be given certificates OF COM
potency and dropped.
The geological survey Is still In
operation, but has lost its only
growing offshoot, the bureau OF
mines. 10 the commerce department
With the establishment Of the new
veterans administration. the bu-
reau Of pensions. which had spent
n~ine-tenths Of the appropriations
fer the department, passed from
interior jurisdiction. The patent or
flee was transferred to the COM
merce department while President
Hoover was commerce secretary.
There is only one other bureau
the office Of education-but Ii seems
concealed between a policy OF re-
Stricted activity and a movement
for creation Of a department OF
education.
Some sentiment exists for trans
ferring TO the interior department
the forestry service and the biolo-
gical survey Of the agricultural de-
partment because Of their relation
to the national parks and public
lands, and also the public health
service. now under the treasury
department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Excursions Sought
To Lower Valley

tSptCld o Inc GtAG4At
HARLINGEN. Sept. 5-Efforts By
Valley chambers Of commerce and
others to have three large railway
systems conduct low rate excursions
into this section from the Middle
West are being made according to
John r. Floore, manager Of the
local chamber.
II is hoped that the Southern Pa
cific, Missouri Pacific and Missouri
Kansas and Texas each conduct q
low rate excursion from Kansas
City. ST. Louis and other midwest
ern points with stopover privileges
in San Antonio. Twenty-one days
limit and fare Of $50 are suggested.
The San Antonio Chamber Of
Commerce is cooperating with the
Valley in this matter.
An excursion BY each railroad in
January. February and March Is
desired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Company Develops
Seed for Valley

t20CLA44 W AAAG AA~46A4F
RIO HONDO. Sept. 5.-A master
Mar-globe tomato has been per-
fected for the Rio Hondo Vegetable
Growers association according 10
George B. Warren OF this place.
president of the Cameron County
Farm Bureau.
Mr.. Warren who recently return
ed from a visit to the Stolas Seed
Co. in New Jersey inspected tomato
fields there and viewed the special
tomato seed which has been ex-
perimented with for the past three
years.
This new tomato is almost az
solid as an apple and las only 4
pounds OF seed to the ton. 1T is
earlier and also more prolific" said
Mr.. Warren.
"A super cabbage seed Is now be-
ing perfected FOR Valley planting.
Mr.. Warren also stated that In con-
versation with New Jersey farmers
he learned that lc per pound was
considered an average price for
tomatoes. the farmers seeming well
satisfied. despite the high cost OF
fertilization which Is thought nee
essary in that locality.
xrr.rf,o-. CAos-.~~1o~o 49, 49,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Big Enrolment
Crowds Schools

A9IC ia " lit AAWAWEAW
RIO HONDO. Sept. 5-As a re-
Eult Of the enrolment OF 100 more
pupils this year ove last year, the
Rio Hondo schools are crowded 20
capacity. and il Is now forseen that
the large ne s~choolhouse viii soon
be inadequate 10 handle the con-
stantly increasing number Of scho-
laStics.
Additional schooirooms will have
10 be built in the near future ac-
cording 10 Superintendent NJ. c
Rushing. who says he can account
for 80 additional pupils this year
as the direct result OF the new law
allowing ~six-year-old children to
enroll.