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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-15
Texas Republicans Ready For
Rattle

DR. George c. Butte is on the Texas firing line.
He is the gentleman who ran a remarkable political
race in Texas in 1924. He is the gentleman who made
Texas a ~two-party state. He is the gentleman VINO
has held high positions under two republican presi-
dents. He is the gentleman who is the republican
nominee for governor Of Texas.
He came all the way from Washington TO Browns
vile to attend the meeting Of the state committee
OF his party. He made a speech. This is an excerpt:
The republican party In Texas always stood Tor hon.
esty and decency and ]. cannot say this about our
opponent"
Harry H. Haines. republican candidate for gov
ernor in 1926. said: Texas is a two-party state IN
emergencies, and this emergency has arisen now, and
we are ready to step into the breach"
Leaders Butte and Haines voiced the prediction
that the Texas democrats would do some fool things
between now and the election which will elect a re-
publican governor" Unless all the political signs
are misleading. there is going to be merry hades N
the political circles Of Texas until the curtain falls
on the political show on November election night.
In 1928 Texas republicans cast and had counted
10000 votes for the state nominees Of their party
headed by T. M. Kennerly Of Houston, their candi-
date for United States senator. According to the
estimates made at the time. $4,000 democrats voted
for the Hoover and Curtis electors.
In 1928 Texas was a republican state. 1t was
counted in the republican column Of states. Its lead
ers say it is a ~two-party state. They say the fool
democrats will do something to make possible the
election Of a republican governor in November.
This is a free country, a free commonwealth. Chmn.
Simeon Tess OF Ohio tells republicans it is their
Godlike duty to follow the republican flag and give
loyal support to the nominees Of the party. Accord
ing to law in the grand old state Of Texas. It IS per-
missable for a voter to take an active part in all pr-
maries and conventions and then let his conscience
be his guide on general election day.
AS the ballot is the thing. on with the battle: In
~~Ag-- . rrrt ~g,r s, F- Tavor fnw rocrCncf-
bility in government and for that Texas which should
be second in the list Of states in the year 1910.
There is a new civilization. There is a new Texas
in the making. and new laws and new systems are
ever necessary in order that the people may CARRY
ON in a new civilization.
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%%A0llquo0d. s.. Story

I didn't dance well-really; ! felt
as clumsy as-as an elephant"
yeah, I imagine So" said Dan
dryly. Il bet you knocked them
right out Of their seats
Don't be sillyl"
L mean it." he insisted. What
did they say about your singing7
Remember what I told you, II you
ever got a chance"
Annc laughed. "Oh, I'm all ex-
cited, Dan They liked it. I'm 10
have a screen test"
"Sa-ay! That's pretty fine!
when?"
Day after tomorrow"
Rorimer said that. under the
circumstances. they certainly ought
to celebrate. How about a dance
after the movie?'
Anne demurred, It's too warm,
Dan"
well, a drive. then. to the
beach" He brought his al to a
stop in the parking lot beside the
Chinese Theater, and Anne said,
as they turned toward the lobby,
that a drive certainly sounded
more appealing.
Sitting beside her In the theater.
he watched her, and he kept her
in his thoughts. paying scant at
tention to the story that was un-
folding on the screen Anne's eyes
shone with a happy. eager light.
but otherwise she seemed calm and
cool. Anne. he thought, always
seemed that way. The day had
been hot-it vas the middle OF
May now-and Anne had been un-
der a strain: but she looked as cool
and fresh as though she had step
ped out OF an electric refrigerator
TO meet him.
His own day had not gone 50
well: nothing seemed to 60 well
nowadays at Continental, with
Martin Collins gone over to the
Amalgamated lot and Adamson on
the warpath with one Of his
periodical campaigns for economy
-. Senseless and trivial. =. Save a
few dollars a month by taking cut
a couple of the office telephones
80. waste thousands by spelling
the morale OF the organization with
his insistence on foolish routine.
Rorimer. looking at Anne Win
ter. watching the little smile play
ing on her lips. was glad for her
sake that she had no Adamson TO
contend with. "A screen test day
after tomorrow. He thought:
And she did 1t by herself. too
no pull"
or course, there had been a word
or two from Garry Sloan. and a
word from Sloan went a long way
80. Well. any time a mere extra
girl could catch the eye of the
great Sloan the girl must have
something. And Anne has" Roimer
thought, and he laughed a little
guiltily as Anne turned her head
and confronted him.
She said, Are you looking at
the picture or not?"
yes" he said, grinning. Its
great. N ltg
You're incorrigible. Dan Rori-
mer."
I'm nothing OF the kind" he
whispered. I've been doing Moth
ing but sitting here being prc-d
Of you In a big way. You can't hate
me for that. can you2"
He thought: Il wonder II I ought
to tell her about the row ] had
with Adamson today? I suppose
not: she'd think I was crazy. And
maybe I am"
But later that evening hc told
Paul Collier. He and Collier had
been living together for some time
now in an apartment eff Holly
wood Boulevard a short distance
east of Vine Street.
First. though. he drove Anne out
to Santa Monica. and they sat in
the cooling wind that blew off the
water and watched the ocean and
talked.
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pride. what had happened on the
one occasion that he had tried 1t;
and he knew q stiff-necked deter
minatiop not TO try 1t again unless
the invitation was unmistakable.
Eva and Mona were sleeping
when Anne got back to the bunga-
low, but Rorimer, when he returned
to his apartment. found Paul Col
lier seated before his portable
typewriter ad turning out copy In a
cloud OF pipe smoke.
Collier loked up shortly at Dams
entrance and turned back to his
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Elizabeth

Along Elizabeth
Billy Burnett j.. manager OF the
Old Rip Bowling Alley /. looking
the crowd over N hailing friends !.
Bill Cabler !. former football star
II. who may enter the fight ring
driving along the main stem W. Bob
by Brown \. big tire and tube man
from San Benito visiting friends
In Brownsville w. Jimmy Shelton NJ.
looking like Commander Richard
Byrd the resemblance is striking.
we find W. drumming up business
Thursday afternoon u. Nike Groom.
manager Of the Rio Grande Valley
Gas Company talking things
over with Johnny Crum :. Red"
Irvine and wife =. back in Browns
Vile efter spending the summr
somewhere else q. school starts on
Sept. 2 and Coach Irvine wants to
look things over -. predicts a good
season -.
Such Things Must Stop
The law in Cameron county is
getting all hot and bothered about
the large number OF accidents; the
law Is also warm and worried over
the fact that the accidents are re-
sulting in man ydeaths.
Something must be done. and &C
cording to M. r.. Hall. county at
torney. something Is going to be
done.
The average Valley citizen fails
to realize the seriousness OF IL sit
uation down IN the Magic Valley.
It is generally known that at least
three national insurance companies
have recently notified their agents
that t.Aey will write no more poll
cies In this section. This is getting
bad. whe-4 nationally advertised.
stable companies refuse to sell in
suranOe in the Valley. because of the
large number Of accidents and lc-ses.
We are glad to hear that the
matter Is now being seriously con-
sidered. The law forces should be
aided in every possible way. Watch
your lights. keep your brakes adj
justed correctly. and stay on the
right side Of the road. and every
thing -fill be okay. Your speed. Of
| course. should not be excessive. but
II your brakes are properly adjust
ed and ~ stay On your side OF the
highway. and don't try t do tricks
with your gasoline buggy. you'll get
by
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-15

work. Come in. SON." he said, "and
tell papa all the news"
Dan felt a malicious satisfaction
in the knowledge that Collier would
be jolted out Of his jocular casual
ness within q brief second. He said.
as he began leisurely to remove his
coat: II tore UP my contract today.
papa. How's that for news?"
ITO BE COntinuedl
The total forest ares of the Brit
ish Empire is estimated at $780,
600 square miles.
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Get Set
Today Is Friday - maybe you've
figured this out for yourself = and
its time TO begin thinking about
fishing again.
II fishing keeps up producing at
the rate IL has in the past. the 1880
fishing season will 20 down on re-
cord as one OF the most successful
IN history.
However. there Is one popularity.
In the past. enthusiastic parties
would spend days fishing for the
smaller fish. and be highly elated
over the really excellent number
they pulled in. Others, more ambi-
tious. would try for tarpon. and
naturally land several a season.
But this year. big fish, such as
jewish ard rayfiSh. are providing
all the excitement, and tarpon fish
ing. supposedly the sport Of kings
Is on the wane. OF course, there are
some fishermen with their poles
catching the smaller bass. but the
number Is smaller than usual.
Maybe there's a reason, but it's
too hot to figure it out.
IL Won't Be Long
Exactly eight days from today.
politics will be the big news Of the
day. and The Herald will give an
other rarty with all returns flashed
on the screen, as before.
It's haru TO believe. but Just eight
days from now the fates Of Ma Fer
guSon and Ross Sterling will be de-
cided by the voters of Texas.
And then things win die dov..a
for a while, and taxpayers will get
a rest until November.
And then - more forensic pyro-
technics.
Going Down
Automobile prices are dropping
right and. left. One company will
announce a SIS cut in price, and a
competitor will come right back with
a SIS drop. "A third company viii
then step up and say $50. And On
and on. One concern announced
a cut Of $50, and the d Is q med
ium priced one. too.
If this keeps up. they'll be giving
them away with every purchase OF
soap. or something like that.
How are you today, MS. Jones.
Two csAes Of soap. Thank you. And
on your way out. take an automo-
bile with our compliments"
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H NEVER WANTED TO DANCE WITH HIM

SHE NEVER WANTED TO DANCE WITH HIM
He was young, good looking, educated and a fas-
tidious dresser. yet when it came time to dance, the
girls always excused themselves. He didn't know
why. Even his best friends wouldn't tell him.
Surveys show not one in ten escapes halitosis tun-
pleasant BREATH. It is the unforgivable social fault.
swEETEN YOUR BREATH WITH A & EGGS
(Folder on requestD
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THEY GIVE Me A NEW THRILL

Says Millicent Winch. noted a~yiatrix. i didn't
know what it meant to live until ] found Sweeps a.
Company's hams. They gave that certain something
to fried eggs"
So Say Discriminating People Everywhere.
Order a Ham Now and Enjoy Life to the Fullestl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-15
WHAT DOES A HAM MEAN TO YOU?

Does it suggest charm, craftsmanship. beauty? Has
II ever occurred to you that a ham has personality?
Are you aware that eggs have character?
The creators OF our ham and eggs owe a debt Of
gratitude TO craftsmen and artisans Of the past. The
rich traditions Of 300 years Of ham curing and egg
laying applied and developed by us have secured for
our ham and eggs a special place in the minds of
discriminating people.
listen in on the Sweeps e. Company Ham and
Egg Hour Every Tuesday Night at S:15)
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HAMS FOR HAPPINESS

You cannot enjoy life to the utmost in a harmless
home. Sweeps Hams mean sunshine. comfort. the
zest for living. Start the day right with ham and
eggs and see what a difference It makes.
OUR EGGS HAVE A CENTURY OF
EXPERIENCE BEHIND. THEM!
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MRS. 7. DE PUYSTER CONSEQUENTLY
Noted Society Leader SAYS:

NWN |VNEONJ IuUC1 UUJSs
Nothing will keep a woman young and keep away
those tell-tale lines and that dryness Of skin like
plenty of ham and eggs. I know Of nothing that will
do more for the complexion, unless it is liver and
bacon"
SWEEPS g. COMPANY
HAMS FOR THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION
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"Bhmp Lands On Ocean Liner. headline. White
man going abroad again.
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TIE Nam STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley
BY J. r.

Along Elizabeth Let's Lower the Death Rate. .. Highway No II,
the Murderer, Must Die. Get Ready For That
Fishing Ti9. . Politics q. Prices Drop
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-15

Earl Carroll has won a trial by jury. which takes
care I" the publicity well into the fall and early
winter.
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BE a good boy" warns the modern parent. "ol
pepper will send you to an Edison test"
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HAM AND EGGS
OF DISTINCTIONS

Is an egg just an egg to you? Or do you demand
that they be of the better sort? Are you fair 10 Your
family in the matter Of hams?
Happiness on Every Plate
write for illustrated booklet)
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Add SMILES: Weak as a 100 bull pool.
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A Soldering Thought

The insurance man who examined Faro Aeha. tn
l56-year-old Turk. asked him. obviously. Have yo'
ever thought where you will be at 1902"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-15
The Once Over
By II. l. PHILLIPS
PUTTING OVER HAM AND EGGS

VCUpyIIgIIIl I5oO' y Tn ISS0O11
Crackers plan big advertising campaign to popu-
larize ham and eggs."-Nevs item)
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
FOR MRS. GARREN

Mr.. John + Waterman enter.
ta.ncd at a charming bridge lunch
ION in honor Of her house guests,
Mrs. J. Il. G&rren, former III Centre
resident.
The atiair took place yesterday n
tie Waterman raach and the prctti-
Is appointed luncheon table carried
out tie Halloween motif in decora,
tipu> OF orange and black.
At The close nj the afternoon :
bridge. prizes Werc awarded 10 Mrs.
Gcucvievc Williams Of CalcXico for
hoh score, and TO Mrs. Elizabeth
Emburx for lowe score, Mrs. Garren
receiving an attractive guest prize.
Those present at this delightful
affair included Mcsdamcs Elizabeth
Enburv, Dorsey Whitclaw, Elmer
\. Todd, T.. j. Maack, Il. W. Camp
he'll. G. j. Ritz. Forrest kutz, B. NJ
GruwcH. O. &. Horne, !. +. Brock
II. VI. Rouse of CaieXico, Gcnevicvc
Williams Of CalcXico. the honor
guest and -hc hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
STYLE REVIEW is
DECIDED SUCCESS

Mrs. L;nco's Shoppe. banked with
l,,roc baskets OF beautiful flowers
and ferns. gifts from her friends
and from wholesale houses, furnished
= lovely setting tor the presentation
a an excellent stock of ladies ana
misses ready -to-wear, n the style
shows given Thursday afternoon and
Friday evening.
The smart trocks for all occasions
were viewed with favor by the large
audience which throngcd every
available space - catch 4 glimpse
at the charming models Is they dis
plaved chic sports wear, both KNIT
and silk, tweed ;nd leather sport
coats. street and afternoon gowns
with dressv hats and coats, and the
beautiful evening gowns, negllgees'
breakfast and pullman robes and pa
lamas. u
Included among the models. al
local ladies we're Mesdames Lucy
Deaton. Elda Padia, Dimiee Shroyer'
Ruth Duke. Sarah Griffin, Ion
slaughter. Irene Modem, and the
Misses Lorraine Lutcs and Norma
Benton.
..Therc are none better, declares
Mrs. Lingo. owner Of the Smart
Sboppe. who WAS ably assisted by
Mesdames Ethel Apple, Ella Tyler
end Anna Pcrcival. AdA'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Local Women To attend
Eastern Star Meeting

On Tuesday morning October u
the 18th session ot the Grand Chap
ter. Order Of the Eastern star, opens
in the city of Oakland. Al chap
ters in the state, numbering more
than 800, will send delegates. The
meetings will be hcld at the Shrln'
Auditorium. Hotel Oakland being
headquarters for all grand Officers
Those attending from the chap
tcrs Of this district are Mesdames
Helen NJ. Fulton, deputy grand ma
iron; George Bailey and Henry
Jackson Of Brawlcy. +. N. Hudson
Of Imperial; c II. Du sold, L. l.
Martin, c. W. Maitland and Mr.. and
Mrs. t. y. D. Hatch of II Centro
Victor Erickson and J. +. Duncan
Of Calexico, John Kavanaugh Of
Holtvillc. /. Melee Miller OF
Blythe and Inez Paul Of Coachella
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Christian Science

''DoctrIuc Of Atoncment Will
bee III" subject Of the lesson-scrmon
sunday, in ali Christian Science
churches. branches Of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
one Of the scripture selections in
the lesson sermon includes the fol
lowing verses from John: "Thoma+
saith unto him, Lord, we know not
whittier Thou gocst. and how can
we know the way} Jesus saith unto
him, am the way, the truth, and
the life: no man comcth unto the
Father, but by me And what.
soevcr We shall ask in my name,
that will / do, that the Father may
be glorificd in the Son. If ye shall
ask any thing in M name, Will
do it. II We love me, keep my com
nandments
\ passage which appears under
the marginal heading Divine one
ness i'm the Christian Science tex
book. Science and Health Wlth
Kew to the Scriptures, by Mar
Baker Eddy. states: " Atoncmcn' Is
the excmplification of man $ unity
with cod, whereby man reflects =,
vine Truth. Life, and Love. Jesu,
of Nazareth taught and demon
stratrd mans oneness with the fa
.thcr, and for this we owe INN ehd
less homage.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
First Presbyterian

At the II clock worship hour
the pastor, Rev. John S. A. Gum,
will take for his subject: "Thc
Supremacy of the Invisible. The
special music for the service includes
an anthem by the choir, "Thc King
ot Love My Shepherd Is (ShellcyH
and the following piano selections
hv Mrs. $. Z. Holiday: Prelude,
J. Morning Mood" " (Grieg), offer
tory. Lichcslicd (Cadmanf :,
d" Postludc' (Haydn).
The church school, under the di-
rcetiun of Mrs. Fred =. Nnttail,
facets 1T 9:l5. Our attendance is
increasing. Come and invite others
who are not attending any church
school to come with You.
The church school. under the di-
rcction of Mrs. Fred p. Nuttail.
reetS at 9:lj. Our attendance IL
increasing. Come and invite others
who are not attending any church
school to come with you.
The womens' Bible class will hold
their first monthly meeting Of thiS
season Tuesday. October 2l. at the
home of Mrs. George Dundas. This
viii be an all day meeting with
pot.luck luncheon at ! o'clock, fol
lowed by Il social hour and discus
sion Of class plans for the year.
Those desiring transportation may
hone the class president, Mrs. II. 4
Gee. 419W, or the secretary, Mrs
Earl Trey, ID
The high school group Of Christian
Endcavor will meet AT the church
Mt $50. Leader, Marjorie Meyer.
Tho attendance - far has been rN.
ccrtionallv good, and it is earnestly
4, sired that the standard be- kcpt
iup. Please be prompt so that 'he
meeting may begin on time. All
Young people who are interested IN
iiis group are mos: heartily invited.
An not having any regular church
home in this city are most 'ordloI.N
| invited to our services.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
DANCE GIVEN AT
BARBARA WORTH is
CHARMING AFFAIR

Pritchard Couch and Parkmau
Moore were hosts to group of their
friends last night at one OF the most
enjoyable social events for the
Younger set that has been held this
season. 4 dance IN the Silver Gar
dens Grill at th2 Barbara Worth
hotel
The newly decorated ballroom.
with Shimmcring tinScl ana silver
gilt decorations, made scintillating
background for the party, the Young
leople having wonderful evening
dancing to the strains of Don lgoe :
band.
\ spot dance WAS a speciality OF
The evening. and was Won by Miss
barbara Tondro and addison Car
Ter. Punch and cookies were served
during the evening and the Young
hosts were assisted by their mothers,
Mrs. Il. =. Moore and Mrs. X. +,
Couch.
The guest list for this affair in
c!uded the Misses Muriel Martini
Gena Ribbins. Marjorie Meyer, Mar
iorie Moore, Gladys BowleS' Ada
Ressc Beynon, Virginia Fnney,
Ruby Gavin, Ruth Grafton, Mona
KupcHan, Betty pu- Sold, Betty
southworth, Robe, "a Ferguson. Eliza
beth Bromley, sarah Couch, Shirley
Mae Cary. Maria Birkhauser, Bar
bara Tondro, Thelma Jenkins:
Messrs. Leonard Cary, Fred Heald'
Lewis Hell. johnny Goss, Bryan Mi
loughby. sherman Eldridge, Elon
Perkman. Junior McNutt, Bobby
REYNOLDS. Charlie Birkhauser, Mel
yin Willy, Addison Carter, Eugene
Moore, John Couch, George Conner,
Standlcc Rank, Gordon Ross, Forrest
Ferlis. Lyman Tondro, Pierpon'
Walker.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Methodist Episcopal

Church school 9:4j "a. m. Dlr at
tendance last sunday exceeded the
goal set. so we are raising ou. mark
this week 70 l7J. Let %, non that
we shoot over il again
Morning worship u o'cIncl. The
pastor desires publicly ID press
his appreciation Of the fine rontri-
button 10 the service which is be
ing made each sunday by those en-
gagged in the ministry Of music Next
week the musical program .e,ll be
~ follows:
Piano prelude, Audmao canta.
bile, Gschaikovskyl; otfcrtory,
-" Remembrance lCarmichaeD j;
rostludc. Little Romanrc Schu-
MANN; choir anthem, "Tbc Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away . Wood
ward). The pastor win prca"h on
the subject: Jesus First sermon,
Preached in His Own Home Town =.
Epwofth Leaguo $50 =. m. Ar.
mold Matson, president Leader for
this service, Robert Hartzeu At .
0 clock, our young people VIII at
tCnG a rally at Brawlcy.
Evening worship, 1890. sermon by
the pastor. Subject: Samson's
Riddle.
An important meeting Of the Off.
@ial board viii be held next Wednes-
day evening AZ the home Of NJ. and
Mrs W. j. Reid In anticipatipn
of that meeting the finance com,
mittec desire 10 complete the can
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
iNAZARENE CHURCH

The pastor, Rcv. N. ". Gum, viii
have for a subject. at the morning
aly,cc - Commencement EXer-
c.SeS.
At 7:ao p. m, lac will take as q
theme: " Have the Other Folks Any
Religion
Our church Pible school meets n
@.IJ a. m. Classes to meet the need
of all ages. Y. 2. :. at $3.50 p, m
Tho ". T. NJ :. meets his week
on Thursday at the home Of Mrs. /.
Brinson to complete their present
work and pack ,hrjr box, winch i,
ucing sent 70 one OF our missionaries
IN Africa.
our mid.wcok PRAYER service on
Wednesday, at 1.3o p. m, is a
means of blessing and encourage
ncu' to many. Come and cnjoy
them with us.
\ cordial invitation to all To tha
stranger we say, You'n find a
'welcome here.