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the week. Mrs. Van Tuyle and son
will remain for some time.
Miss Louise Galloway left this
week for Kingsville where she will
attend summer school.
Richard Peach has returned to
his home in Chicago after a visit
here with Floyd Sutterly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrison
had for guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Cooper Of San Antonio.
Rev. and Mrs. I. II. Pollard have
moved TO their new home in Fall
furrias. Mrs. Pollard and children
are visiting relatives in Lampasas
at present.
Mrs. Leland Matthews and son
have returned from Bolton. where
they attended the graduation exer-
ciseS Of Mrs. Matthews sister, Miss
Yarbrough of Weslaco.
Mrs. z. It. Neil left Sunday for an
extended visit in Menard. Mrs.
Neil has made her home here for the
past two years with her daughter,
Mrs. w. w. De Cell.
Mrs. Ella Todd of San Antonio,
a former resident OF Mercedes, spent
the weekend here IN the home Of
Mrs. A. w. Shouse and Mrs. w. H.
Carlisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Stone have
returned from ar overland trip TO
Houston. They were accompanied
home by their daughter, Miss
nv.a,a v.Io hoe ka1~ a. rnhnni
there during the past term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King and
grandson, Bill Williamson, OF San
tiago, California, are spending two
weeks in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L r.. Crockett OF South Palm Gar
Gems. Mrs. King Is a cousin OF
Mrs Crockett. Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett
ard their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Edwards and son and daugh-
ter Leroy and Emily, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Crockett and son Rob-
err formed a party for a swim at
Cascade pool at McAllen. followed
bS 8 picnic lunch, on Friday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Frances Haynes. who
has been attending school at S. NJ.
U. Dallas, has arrived home for
The summer months which she will
spend in the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Haynes. Miss
Mary Frances has specialized in
kindergarten work for the past two
years. Miss Sara Haynes. who re-
ceived her B "A. degree at s. NJ. u.
on June 3, an6 who specialized in
Spanish, is expected home about
the middle Of the month. Miss
HAYNES Will spend five days at the
Kappa Sig fraternity camp in
Hugo. Oklahoma. She will also
visit friends in Dallas and Wax
ahachie on her return trip home.
Mrs. John Herndon and daueh-
ter Sara Ellen. were guests OF Mrs.
3 NJ. SAMSON at Santa Maria,
Tuesday afternoon. when Mrs. San
som entertained in honor Of her
little daughters birthday.
Mrs. &c Olson Is leaving this
week for Oklahoma City. where
she will spend a month with her
mother. Mrs. A. a.. Maupin.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. II. Keen and
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Weslaco
FINAL CONVENTION
A MADE

Final plans were effected by the
Weslaco Business and Professional
Women's Club at their luncheon,
Wednesday, for the clubs part in
the entertainment of delegates TO
the State Business and Profession
Women's Convention at Harrington,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Roberta Baker was made
chairman Of a committee to see
that the local membership is in at
tendance at the convention, Prac-
tically the entire club planned TO
attend the formal opening az the
Municipal Auditorium at Harrington,
Monday night.
The Weslaco club will be respon-
sible for entertaining the delegates
from Waco. College Station and
Waxahatchie and with Donna, will
entertain the entire delegation with
a club emblem breakfast at Val
Verde, Tuesday morning.
Ears. T. @. Cressner. Club pres
icgant, reported that many people
had offered the use Of their cars IN
transporting the delegates from
place 70 place and had offered
flowers. The chamber Of commerce
also is to help with the entertain
ment.
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Sebastian

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Lamphier
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Woods. spent Sunday In Rio Grande
City with relatives.
Miss Mary Alice Batchler left
Sunday for her home IN Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Maude Borland spent sever
al days last week In Raymondville,
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Hold
er.
Mrs. Mary Hall Of Lyford was an
all-day guest Of Mesdames Nancy
Wilson and Jessie Shirar Sunday.
Mrs. Will Ross and children Of
Mission are guests OF Mrs. Ross
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. War
ren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Bourne and
Miss Ethel Armistead were callers
in Mission Wednesday.
Miss Helen Barr OF San Benito
was a weekend guest at the home
OF her sister. Mrs. S. P. Nielsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher and son,
Maurice and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-06

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Under conditions that are impossible
for some other oils, Magnolia continues
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friction and lessons motor heat 80.
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ception Friday night, June g.. for the
alumni OF all graduating classes
eve since the school was organized.
The superintendent are also to be
invited by special invitations.
The entire program has not been
completed, but 1t will consist Of
community singing. old time violin
renditions by local talent and other
musical numbers.
The historian Of each class viii
give a short resume OF each men,
Der in his class. Each superinten-
dent also will hc asked to contri-
butte 70 the entertainment by Civ
ing q short talk. There Is to be
seven classes represented each hav-
ing its class colors.
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CAPT. HOST
AT

Captain II. M. Shoemaker was host
for the last OF a series Of farewell
and Mrs. II. z. Taylor. He enter
tanned all of the officers and ladies
Of Fort Ringgold at breakfast Sun
day morning just prior to the de-
parture Of the Taylors.
His guests were: Capt. and Mrs.
Ralph Lewis, 1t. and Mrs. George
Claussen, Capt. and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton. Capt. and Mrs. G. w.
Richmond. Capt. and Mrs. Rossiter
Clarity, Capt. and Mrs. H. L. Kid
well, 1t. and Mrs. w. E. Finnegan,
1t. z. J.. McNally and Capt. Olson.
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Rio Grande City
TAYLORS LEAVE
DnCT

Major and Mrs. II. Z. Taylor left
Fort Ringgold by motor early Sun
day morning after a stay OF two
years during which time Major
Taylor was in command OF the Post.
They were escorted outside the
reservation by the mounted officers
and many cars OF feminine person.
mel OF the Post.
Major Taylor has been ordered
to the cavalry school at Fort Riley.
Kansas, and will report there in
September. From here he and Mrs.
Taylor motored TO Fort Brown and
after a few days stay with Colonel
and Mrs. Daniel Van Voohries they
will motor TO the west coast where
they expect TO sail for Honolulu
for a visit with Major Taylor's sis
ter.
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MEETINGS
DURING SUMMER

The Woman's Club met Thursday
afternoon in the club rooms with
Mrs. John Hinojosa, Jr- as hostess.
Mrs. j. P. Bass presided over the
business meeting
The members voted TO hold special
meetings during the summer on the
regular club days. three members
to serve as hosteSses each time.
Mrs. <. Owen Scott gave a brief
report of the Fifth District meeting
held in Del Rio. Mrs. George B.
Marsh gave a most interesting and
comprehensive talk on Activities of
Texas Women.
This was the last regular meet
ing Of the club year.
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BUNS BABY RACKET

LONDON Professional beERars
n South wales are working a
racket. 1t appears that they are
renting babies from those who have
them for SO much q day. Then
they dress UP in old ragged
clothes. smudge UP the baby's face
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A THURSDAY
ON TRIP

Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Allbritten left
Thursday for Cuero, where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. r. B.
Hardy and family. From there, they
will 60 to Georgetown. where they
will attend the graduation exer-
ctSes Of Southwestern University
where their son. Leo, will graduate
with a 3. a. degree on June 10th.
Mrs. j. w. Allbritten and Leo Will
then go to Crockett, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Taylor.
father and mother Of Mrs. Allbrit-
ton.
Rev. Allbritton will remain in
Georgetown for ten days and attend
the summer school Of Theology. a
school for preachers. He will then
return in time to fill his pulpit on
Sunday. June %.
On Sunday, June 9Th al the Meth
odist church IN Weslaco there will
be held a layman's service, conduct
ed by Mr.. Bixby and MI. Cobb Of
Mission.
PERSONALS
Worothy Hardy, granddaughter Of
Rev anc Mrs. j. w. AllbrittOn, re-
turned to her home in Cuero Thurs
day after a five-weeks visit with
her grandparents In Weslaco.
Miss Norma Van Vliet returned
home Tuesday from Denton. where
she has been a student at G. I. A.
Catherine Bolyn Of San Antonio
is here 70 spend the summer with
her father. DR.. r. T. Eoiyn.
Miss Kitty Tisdale underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Mercedes hospital Tuesday. At the
last report she was doing nicely.
Mrs. w. NJ. Robertson. who has
been in The Mercedes hospital for
the past week. returned home Tuer-
day.
Mrs. Y. p. Yarbrough and two
daughters, Christine and Lila, re-
turned from Bolton and Sar Marcos
where they spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. N. p. Wimherly re-
turned Tuesday from Houston.
where they have been for the past
few days.
Cecil Stevenson left one day last
week for Kansas City and Chicago
on business.
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RIDGE-LUNCHEON
HWYEarn

Mrs. z. Owen Scott entertained
informally Monday morning hav-
ing as her guests for the morning
bridge and luncheon: Mesdames w.
E. F~innegan, Walter Hamilton, II. L..
Kidwell, j. ]. Guerra, John Hino-
josa, Jr.. G. w. Richmond. and
George Claussen.
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GROUP ATTENDS
CONVENTION

A number Of Mercedes people
spent Tuesday In Raymondville
where they attended the semi-an-
nual convention Of the Valley dis
trict association Of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs.
Those attending from Mercedes
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. o. j. Gum, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. r. Glasscock, Mesdames Eric
Green, Mason. @. A. Hoffman, I.
Galbreath. Ben Drew. r. Lester and
G. c. Clayton and Mrs. A. j. Thorn
as Of Pharr.
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CLUB TO DISBAND
FOR SUMMER

Mrs. Rossiter Clarity entertained
the members OF the Firt Ringgold
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
During the business session over
which Mrs. j. j. Guerra presided,
1t was decided to continue the club
activities through June and then
disband for the summer.
-Four tables OF players were pres
ent with Miss Alicia Soils winner
Of high score and Mrs. Clarity win
ner Of second high.
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DINNER DANCE
TAKT0RG

Honoring Major and Mrs. II. E.
Taylor on the v Of their departure
from Fort Ringgold. the officers and
ladies Of the garrison entertained
with a dinner-dance at the San
Pedro club.
Farewell talks were the theme Of
the occasion for it is with reluctance
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Mercedes
MRS. OWEN HONOR
GUEST AT


GUEST AT MEETING
Mrs. r. H. Kern and Mrs. Lellah
Lyle we're joint hostesses at the
regular meeting OF the Business
Women's Evening Circle of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary at the home
Of the former on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. p. owen, wife or the pas
tor Of the local Presbyterian church.
was guest Of honor for the occasion
and made q splendid talk, the theme
Of which, was the relation Of every
individual to the church OF which
they are a member. This was the
first meeting since the organization.
Plans for different activities were
made following a lovely supper serv-
ed at z o'clock.
A social hour followed.
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81 bit and stand on q corner beg
Eing. They give the appearances or
being down-and-out workers with
2 family and out OF O job.
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HOSTESS
TO CLUB

The home Of Mrs. Fl. E. Juergen-
o was most attractive with a pro-
fusion o. shasta daisies on Tuesday
afternoon when she entertained the
Contract Luncheon club members.
High score trophy for the after
noon was awarded Mrs. G. Lester
Skaggs. Guests OF the club were
Mesdames j. A Knapp and Mrs. G.
Z. Fore.
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The first sheet on paper ~ stated
TO have been made from the bark
Of a mulberry tree In the year us.
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CHURCH A~UxILTARIES
HOLD

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church held their monthly
business session at the church Tues
day with the president, Mrs. j. ".
Pace. presiding. Mrs. J.. Schmitter
cared for the duties Of secretary.
Sixteen women were in attend
ance.
The Methodist Auxiliary met at
the church for q business session.
Mrs. N. L. Harrington presided
In the absence Of the president.
The Baptist Auxiliary met at the
home Of Mrs. George Morrison. Mrs.
Morrison led the devotional with
Mrs. Fleet Lentz presiding.
PERSONALS
eIr. and Mrs. Anthony Van Tuyle
80 son, Dixon, Of San Antonio,
have been guests of Mrs. Van Tuyle's
sister, Mrs. w. j. Copeland and
family for the past week. MI. Van
ruyle returned home the first Of
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KIDWELLS
At FAREWELL AFFAIR

Capt. and fGrS. II l. Kidwell en-
tertained Friday evening honoring
Major and Mrs. II. E. Taylor.
A profusion Of spring flowers
adorned the reception and dining
rooms and the flower theme was
further executed in the table ap-
pointments.
For dinner, In addition to the
honorees, Capt. A. Olsen, Capt. II.
M. Shoemaker and 1t. E. J. Mentally
were guests and for bridge the fol-
lowing joined the party:
Captain and Mrs. Walter Hamil-
ton, Captain and Mrs. G. w. Rich
mond, Captain and Mrs. Rossiter
Clarity, Lieutenant and Mrs. w. E.
Finnegan. Lieutenant and Mrs.
George Claussen.
High scores were won by Major
and Mrs. Taylor and they were
awarded the score awards as well
as souvenir gifts.
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STUART ALUMNI
RECEPTION

The parents and friends Of the
graduates OF the Stuart High school
are planning a home coming re-
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that the official personnel sees Ma
jor and Mrs. Taylor leave.
Among those who were present
were: Capt. and Mrs. Rossiter Gar
ity, Walter Hamilton. Ralph Lewis.
II. L. Ki@well, G. w. Richmond,
Capt. A. Olsen. Capt. H. M. Shoe
maker, 1t. and Mrs. w. z. Finnegan,
1t. Z. J. Mentally and 1t. and Mrs.
George Claussen.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19
SIGNS RUINED
Sheriff's Department Asked
To Protect Owners

Destruction of IA signs advertis-
ing land for sale on his property in
the vicinity Of Negro bridge on the
highway was reported to the sher-
ifs department Wednesday morn
ing by Frank Slater Of Pontiac,
Mich.
Slater caught three men in the
act Of tearing down his signs, but
was unable to detain them until Of
ficers could be obtained.
Those signs cost me $50. They
were on my own property. Some Of
them did not bear valuations. The
ones that did. offered land at $500
an acre-a very good valuation"
Slater declared.
i bought my land in good faith
when I came here from the north.
I am trying to sell it in good faith
and am entirely within my rights
in placing signs on It," he asserted.
II consider $500 per acre a very
good price and am not setting my
self up in competition with land
companies by cutting prices"
The sheriff's department set TO
work on the case Wednesday with
the license number Of the truck as
a basis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19
SECOND ROAD
VICTIM DIES
Edcouch Boy Lies SPECIFICS
In Hospital: Mexican
Succumbs Tuesday
Especial 70 The Herald)

MERCEDES, Feb. 10 An auto
mobile collision which yesterday
morning caused the death Of one
man and sent five others to the
Mercedes hospital seriously injured.
claimed its second victim late Tues
a afternoon in the death of Jesus
Salinas, 80. Hatlinao Hernandez, ga
died instantly when a truck load OF
Mexican laborers and a light car
driven by Robert Tucker. son OF
MI. and Mrs. N. L. Tucker Of Ed
couch, collided about three miles
north Of town as the boy was en-
route to school here.
Tucker, suffering injuries about
his head, was unconscious through
out the day and night Tuesday IN
the hospital, but was slowly regain
ing consciousness early wednesday
morning. He will be unable TO talk
however. for some time, hospital at
taches said.
Funeral services for Salinas were
to be held Wednesday afternoon al
3 %. m, while Hernandez was buried
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
Services we're held from the Cath
Ole church here with interment In
the Catholic cemetery.
The truck in which the Mexicans
were riding belongs 10 the Briggs
contracting company Of Pharr, and
was enroute to a point Of road work
for the company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19
FINAL TOUCH
GIVEN LONG
MURDER CASE
Woman Corroborates
Testimony of Boy
Lover Angle

COURTHOUSE, Kingsville, Feb
I9-tR-The prosecution today be-
gan putting the final touches TO It's
case in the murder trial OF Mrs
Maude Long. charged with poison
ing her husband, Jim Long. Mrs
Z. d. Brown OF Corpus Christi was
the mornings first witness In the
states rebuttal.
Her testimony was corroborative
of part of that Of Mrs. Gilbert
Smith, mother OF Pat Smith, IA
year-old boy who testified OF a long
reriod Of Illicit relationship with
Mrs. Long.
The voice Of the witness. who is
nearly deaf, was shrill in the quiet
courtroom as she told Of having
gone to Corpus Christi with Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Long on Sept. 4
the day j. z. Rhodes. Corpus Christi
drug clerk. said the widow bought
poison from him there.
The lawyers had TO stand close
to Mrs. Browns side because she
could not hear them from their
seats. She said the party left here
where she had been visiting at
about 8 o'clock on the morning Of
Sept. 4 and arrived In Corpus
Christi somewhere between 8 and
10"
Her testimony was intended to
dovetail with other witnesses stories
that Mrs. Long had opportunity 70
buy the poison and did buy 1t on
that morning. On croSs-examina-
ton Mrs. Brown said her son mar
ried Mrs. Smiths daughter.
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Many Valley Accidents May
Hike Auto Insurance Rates

BY officers was expressed. The
statement was qualified by the
opinion that individual officers
were not at fault. that more Of
them were needed.
The fact that there Is only one
highway up the Valley causes the
congestion at its weekly peak on Sun
days when families take the road
for recreation. The traffic on the
pike between Dallas and Fort Worth
is no more crowded with motor
vehicles than the Valley highway.
said one agent.
A Jump in the rates to the pro-
portions Of those in Chicago and
large middlewestern cities Is fear
ed. Insurance on the same car now
costs about three times in Chicago
what 1t costs in Brownsville. the
rate being based On accident ex-
uerienca:
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He believes a considerable show
ing will be made by the republi-
cans. if they join in supporting an
independent candidate for govern
or. Backing Sen. Love would be
their biggest chance SO far shown
this year, to help elect q governor,
in his opinion.
Rep. Harry N. Graves of George
town, staunch democrat. believes
such a republican : independent
coalition is budding. from the re-
cent action Of Alvin Moody. bolter
leader, in calling a conference Of
those former boilers unwilling to
see their members excluded as can
didateS from the democratic bal
lot.
Rep. Graves Joined in the view
that Sen. Love will make a bigger
showing" In a race for governor as
an independent-coalitio candidate
than as a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination.
Mr.. Eickenroht said he docs not
doubt" that National Committee
man Creager Is willing to enter the
coalition in an effort to unite the
maximum 125, 900 republican votes
with the nearly 300,0 900 votes Of
democrats who supported Herbert
Hoover two years ago. He sees such
a move in the bid for the Hoover
Gratis into the republican ranks,
made by Creager and the republic
can state committee at Dallas last
Saturday. Those who would not
60 all the way into the party could
be invited to join hands as indie
pendent coalitionists. the republican
lawmaker pointed out.
Mr.. Eickenroht withheld his own
personal views on the most desir-
able course for the republican party
and the independents. In expressing
his opinions as to what the trend
Of the two groups toward each 9TH
er means in the campaign this
year.
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Farmer Has 3 Crops
On 1OO-Acre Tract

Mack Bradley. Brownsville farm
er. has 100 acres OF land under cul-
tivation LEI here. But he is count
ing on 300 acres or crops OFF the
tract this season. Figure that out.
It's really quite simple: Just 100
acres OF potatoes, 100 acres OF toma-
toes. and another 100 OF cotton.
Bradley planted his cotton at the
proper distance. then his potatoes
and tomatoes. The two latter crops
are UP and growing. and will be
out OF the way before the cotton
gets large enough to interfere. The
cotton Is already planted. and should
be up in about a week. Bradley says.
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investigate why the payment OF
premiums due MatamoroS residents
have not been made, and request
ing the chamber OF commerce to
notify the authorities In caS that
the premiums are not paid, so that
the government can take proper
steps TO protect the public from
fraud. The letter was addressed at
the request Of Manuel Argueta, To-
cal business man.
Duty Reduction Asked
"A request was wired 10 Mexico
City for more copies Of the maya
zine Mexico" which contains gen.
eral tourist information. The
magazine is being published In
Mexico City and Is destined 10 fur
Their tourist traffic. A copy was
sent to the Brownsville Chamber
OF Commerce and the additional
copies that were ordered will be
sent 10 the chambers OF commerce
Of all the Valley towns. The rlaga-
Zines will also be distributed among
the local merchants.
Letters were addressed 70 Presi-
dent Pascual Ortiz Rubio. the Sec
rotary Of Agriculture. TO the Secre-
tary of Public Works and to the
Chief of the Mexican Customs in
Mexico City asking them 20 remove
the duty on calcium arsenate. a
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