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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
FRUIT PACKING
IS IMPROVED
Valley Company Is Formed
To Handle Product
In New Way

"A new method Of treating citrus
fruit has been inaugurated by the
Texas Citrus Fruit exchange which
eliminates the necessity Of refriger-
alton, according TO announcements
made today by John Fl. Shary.
president Of the company.
The new process Is called Brog-
dexing. and prior 10 the exchange
adopting this method OF preserving
citrus. a corporation known as the
Brogdex Company OF Texas was
formed with a capital OF $3.50, 1000.
with Robert z. Gregg. president.
John H. Shary. vice-preSident, l..
N. Olmsted. treasurer, and T. M.
Melden, secretary.
It Is claimed that the new pro-
cess for treating the fruit retards
shrinkage. and that Brogdexed cit
rus will draw the best prices on
the market. 1t was invented by
+. M. Brogden, formerly OF Flori-
da but now a resident ar Califor-
MIA. The process is popular In both
states.
Prevents Mold
When fruit is received at the
packing plant. ii Is first washed
the Brogdex way. which Is TO sub
merge it for n three minute period
IN a Borax solution OF warm wa
ter after which IL is brushed un-
der a special solution Of warm wa
ter. then brushed under a patented
shower. then again submerged for
another three minute period. then
brushed under a clear water show
er." Mr.. Gregg explains in an ar
ticle.
After the washing. which sterii-
izcs citrus and prevents the de-
velOpment OF mold decay. ID II then
dried thoroughly and passed thru
a fog chamber which seals each
pore with a harmless fog Of parsf-
fin. This prevents citrus from age
ing and shrinking. cuts down icing
costs and enables the shipper Oh
buyer TO keep the fruit In fresh
condition.
The new process will 90 into eff
feet Immediately in all Of the pack
ing plants operated by the Texas
Citrus Fruit Exchange. Id Il said.
III Is highly recommended BY cit
rus experts. Mr.. Shary explained.
Growers and directors of the
company decided TO adopt the sys-
TEN unanimously at a meeting held
recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
MINERS INJURED BY BLAST

TITONVILLE. O.. Aug. In
Twelve miners were injured. one
critically, BY the explosion OF a keg
OF powder In the Red Bird Mine OF
the Warner Galleries company Of
Cleveland, near hear today. All the
injured were taken 10 a Martins
Ferry hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
IN OUR
HOW ABOUT IT?
By c. NJ. HALL

HOW ABOUT 1T?
Mature reserves the right 10
inflict upon her children the
most terrifying lests."
Thornton Wilder.
II women were TO have a Cos
pei OF beauty. one word would
contain it. and that word is re
finement.'"
-Marilyn Miller.
Vitality rather than perfec-
ton Is the measure OF achieve
ment.'
Samuel Hoffenstein.
The public demands simplifi-
cation. II likes TO say that
Pershing won the war with some
little help from the Unknown
Soldier"
-vilhjalmur Stefansson
Titles count for nothing now
adays."
Sir Oswald MOsley.
1T is as important for the pur-
pose Of thought TO keep Ian
guage efficient as II Is IN surgery
to keep tetanus bacilii out Of
ones bandageS."
Ezra Pound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
TREATY ASSENT GIVEN

LONDON, Aug. l.-lR-The Lon
don naval treaty bill. which con-
tains the necessary legislation to
bring the treaty into effect. today
received the royal assent OF King
George.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorcl-
ogical conditions:
High 1875 "a. rn.
Low 4-40 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

RIVER FORECAST
There will be no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
-NTIsCFLLANFOTs DATA

sunset To-Day .......-.-.... lis
Sunrise tomorrow ............ 5:S&z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

Titles count for nothing now
adays."
Sir Oswald MOsley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

WITH the remainder of the
wv country letting heat cause de-
W preston and depression cause
heat. the VALLEY Is comparatively
free from both, Our Investigation
will keep us listed among the most
prosperous parts Of the nation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

MINATED Annie says this de-
u preston the Republicans under
a. Hoover have brought on devel-
OPS in the mind. heart and pocket
book. To effect a cure the first
great remedy is simply 70 cast u
out or the first two mentioned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

FISHERMEN sun continue 20 re-
port that the present season IS
proving the greatest fishing sea-
son in many years. off the Valley
coast. Especially does this apply
in the number OF Jew fish caught.
Anglers so far have been unable to
account for this unless the fish are
Joining the general move 70 the
Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

HEARD Joe Kowalski rise TO re-
mark that those who are born
IN the south and vote the Re-
publican ticket vote Il mostly for
revenue. In that case the Hoover
Gratis mist be Mr.. KowalSki's eX-
ception 10 prove the rule.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07


Taken in connection with the mans character and
the sentence is revealing
He has been barked plenty but he has proceeded He
has done his work. built great enterprise created employ
ment for thousands of people, The barking long became
faint and very far behind.
The First National Bank of New York presided by
white whiskered gentleman of than eighty, named
George F. Baker When his gets into the
is usually because stock which he is known to hold
large and interest has advanced hundred points
week and added several million dollars his fortune
friend of mine visited the bank business and came
back with this sentence:
The vision to them the courage to buy them the
patience to hold them"
Whether it from Mr. Baker not it is his pho-
sophy, and the secret of his fortune.
In Boston there is another old perhaps the most
nsesh human being have known. His whole life has
devoted service the cys poor and the look his
benedction asked him whether he worried
about the future You give away all you earn said What
will you live when you too old to work"
For he pulled slip of of his pocketbook
and passed it to
Trust the Lord and do good So shalt thou dwell in
She land, and verify thou shalt be fed"
That he said prOmssory note from the Owner of the
Universe. On that he has lived for seventy years,
and he has confidence that it will continue to be good
Each OF these three has continued in the world long
time and paid price for experience Each quite different
from the Others Yet, from their three notices might
evolve something in the way of philosophy.
IF going to do anything you expect criti
cism But it's better be doer than critic The doer
moves; the critic stands STILL and is passed BY
You must believe in somehing-in yourself in the
try God You must have to back that belief with
your money and your fe and patience wait for fulfill
ncnt."
important is old stuff Love is old stuff Building home
old stuff Becoming father is old stuff
But all old things become hrllngy each dis
covers them for himself
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
-O-O-O-
The Last Veteran

Never again will veteran of the Civil War raise
his voice cast his vote in the Congress of the Unit
ed States The recent death of Congressman Charles
Manly Stedman Of North Carolina makes this mel
tnch0ly fact He was the last veteran of the SOS in
either branch Of Congress.
Senator Warren Of Wyoming, the last Union sol
die1 to serve in that body, died last year.
Major Stedman Wa5 50 years Of age at the time Of
his DEATH He did not enter Congress until he was past
TO- and finishing his tenth tc11n after which he
had months ago Signified his intention to retire
But tate decIeed that he should die in the office ne had
creditably held so long
Born On January 20, 1841, Major Stedman served
as private, lieutenant, captain and ma under Lee
and was wounded three times in action. He was a
lawyer by profession and had served as lieutenant
governor Of North Carolina before entering Congress-
On his last birthday Congressman Daughton of that
state paid fine tribute to Major Stedman which in
cuded these words
He has by his ability, courtly manners, con-
scentious devotion to duty his assduous and ntiring
energy, rendered service that has commanded ma
tlonal recognition, approval and admiration"
-O-O-O-
Booth Harrington predicts that by 1880 men will
have discarded shirts Which causes the Pathfinder
to remark that those who continue to frt with the
stock market will.
Gloria Swanson says of her husband, apart, we
will always be good frends She seems to have solved
the problem OF how to be happy though married.
In case of moonshine overproduction we may cx-
pect someone to start buy-a-gallon movement
Members of the new Tariff Commission have
been appointed and may prepare for investiga-
ton.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
PRECINCT
Democratic Victory Assured

Ii determination and enthusiasm mean anything,
the success Of the entire county democratic ticket
November is assured
Many things were done at the Friday night meet
Ing that will bring about complete 1eadjusnent Of
the political situation in Santa Cruz county and
number Of surprises will be "sprung" on the republi-
faction that will throw bomb Of CONSERVATION
into the republican camp
Just what these things are the republicans will
learn only too we'll when the time comes, but the dem
ocrats together this time. There is perfect har-
mony In the party from end Of the county to the
other and it is adequately prepared to cope with all
OF the tricks that may be devised by the opposition
to put over its ticket in November
Every democrat in the county will be fully in
formed within the next ten days just how to proceed
and not stone will be left untlrned to bring about
the success Of this campaign
The best men in the party and men who have
undenably large following will take the lead and the
fight will be the most aggressive one ever waged in
this county.
Taxpayers of Santa Cruz county, like others all
over the state Of Arizona are fed up republican
rule, republican favoritism and republican extrava
gance. They want change and they will have it. It
is a democratic year. aptly stated by Bob Camp
bell Friday night. There are almost three democrats
to republican in Santa Cruz county and there is
possible chance for anything but sweeping demo
cratic victory.
Democratic headquarters will soon open at 237
Morley avenue with W. F. Overton in charge and it
will remain open every day until the election.
standing invitation is extended to all democrats in
Santa Cruz county to make that their headquarters
and to drop In often as they please. The latch
string is always on the outside.
Every democrat in the county owes it to his party
and to himself to cooperate closely with the commit
tee at all times
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
Too Much
ACID

MANY people, two hours after eat
WA ing, suffer indigestion as they call
with an alkali. The best way, the 0uick
harmless and efficient way, is Phillips
Milk of Magnesia. 1t has remained for
30 years the standard with physicians.
one spoonful In water neutralizes many
times its volume in stomach acids, and
at once. The symptoms disappear in five
minutes.
You will never use crude methods
when you know this better method. And
you will never suffer from excess acid
when you prove out this easy relief
Get genuine Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia, the kind that physicians have
prescribed for over so years in CORRECTING
excess acids. 25c and Soc bottle-anv
drugstore.
Milk of Magnesia" has been the
Y; S; Registered Trade Mark of The
Chsrles II. Phillips Chemical Company
since 1875. ''
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
Showing The Right Spirit

Senator Andrew Bettwy has shown the right
spirit and we want to heartily commend the manly,
honorable way in which he out flatfootedly for
what he thought was right.
like man. He lost time advising George Hunt
that he could count on his support and now he has
come cut very plainly with the statement that he will
Support the democratic ticket from Governor Hunt
to Constable Larcom."
II the republican faction entertained any hopes
Of electng their governor any Of their nominees in
Santa Cruz county, these hopes vanished with the
turn of affairs the past few days.
George Hunt will be Arizona's next governor by
comfortable majority and Santa Cruz county will
elect full democratic ticket, including Senator Cren
shaw, Sheriff Wager and Supervisors Jung, Harrison
and Roath
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
HUMORETTES

Professor: "You can realize the
great distance of this star from the
earth when you consider that the
light took several thousands of years
to reach the earth"
Lady: eyes, but the stars only shine
at night; otherwise it would have got
here quicker"
Cook: eyes ma'am, I'm leavin' in
exactly three minutes"
Mrs. West: "Then put the eggs on
to boil and we'll have them right for
once"
Billy: "You keep very strange
hours at your house"
Willy: eyes, we try to sleep when
baby does"
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
KEEP POSTED

With the general election just
a month off, we suggest that the
voters Of Santa Cruz county
keep themselves thoroughly post
cd on the various races and that
they study carefully the charac-
tcr3 and qualifications of the
candidates.
"A splendid way to do this is
to subscribe for The NOGALES
INTERNATIONAL and every is
sue from now until the day of
the election will be full cf RE
LIABLE POLITICAL NEWS.
Telephone your subscription to
Phone As or drop us post card
or give your subscription to one
of our carrier boys. The rate is Is
cents for month, $3.50 for 6
months, or $4.OO for one year.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

After we send CrenShaW and Bob
linger to Phoenix we won't have to
worry about Santa Cruz county gett-
ing what's coming to it.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
S11oopil1' Around
BY AL KIRK

After we send CrenshaW and Bob
linger to Phoenix we won't have to
worry about Santa Cruz county gett-
ing what's coming to it.
The republicans have swiped
Franch's Santa Cruz river dam idea
and put it in their platform. They'll
be doing all sorts of things before
November 4, but it's too late. They
are licked before they start.
The event at Sonoita was a great
affair and there was much rejoic-
ing following the formal ceremony
OF "burying the hatchet."
Poultry and farm crops were not
the only things" judged at the
county fair at Sonoita.
After carload of errors appeared
in its own issue, the other Nogales
newspaper would have the nerve to
comment on headline error in
the Tucson Star. For instance some
one betting SUP OF coffee"
The Main Street Editor observes
about four or not over five things a
day and what he does observe" are
SO silly that We are surprised ne
would mention them.
We are wondering why The re-
publican moutlapiece never men
tions Andy Bettwy any more. Too
bad isn't it?
It sure would be tough on we
writers" if we hadn't any political
scraps to get into.
A blowout" at the club is a great
affair." but blowout" on the road
not so good. American slang is so
inconsistent.
The strongest argument in favor
Of a family budget" is that it keeps
you home at night and you can't
spend money.
Stcnog-"How do you spell sense?"
Boss-"Dollars and cents or horse
5ense?"
Stenog. For instance I amt seen
him sence'."
'If I take the job I'm to get a !
raise every year?"
eyes, if your work proves salts
factory"
II knew there was a catch in it."
And just because she looks like |
! ham, you needn't say she's Swift.
Man of the house Mandy, do !
you know anything concerning my
wife's whereabouts?"
Mandy-"Yes sab, put dem in de
wash"
He-"Pardon me, but you look
ike Helen Black"
She-"You ought to see me in
ed"
Miami -Loca- Branch Of Arizona
edison Co. considering improve
ocntS to its water distribution and
forage system next year amounting
O about 100000.
Tombstone - Blue Front pool
Ccm transferred to Walter T.orn-
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
THE CHARACTER OF A
HAPPY LIFE
n w. Try <N<nA>
By Henry Wottor (l68)

By Henry Wottor (1684)
How happy is he born and taught
That serveth not another'S will;
Whose armor is his honest thought,
And simple truth his utmost skill !
Whose passions not his masters are;
Whose soul is still prepared for
death,
Not tied unto the world by care
Of public fame or private breath;
Who envies none that chance doth
raise.
Nor vice; who never understood
How deepest wounds are given by
praise;
Nor rules of state, but rules of
good;
Who hath his life from rumors
freed;
Whose conscience is his strong
retreat;
Whose state can neither hatterers
feed,
Nor ruin make oppressors great;
Who God doth late and early pray
More Of His grace than gifts to
lend
And entertains the harmless day
With a well-chosen book or friend;
This man is freed from servi1e bands
OF hope to rise, or fear to fail:
Lord of himself, though not of lands,
And having nothing, yet hath al.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

The republicans have swiped
Franch's Santa Cruz river dam idea
and put it in their platform. They'll
be doing all sorts of things before
November 4, but it's too late. They
are licked before they start.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07
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Ezz Yorker bit of white paper with these words:
"The dog barks, but the passes on"
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Sonora Bank and Trust Cornpanv
24h ~ . ' september
RESOURCES
oan5 and Discounts less due from $ s26e46o
Bonds oooSooo ooonOo
State County Municipal Bonds - 81 SSa 20
Banking House Furniture -- 16O774S
&C., &C.,; -''"'0
Legal Legal Tender and National -~ 5s42eOo
Exchange for Clearing 21124oo
Due from State Banks
Approved Reserve Agents - a1767eo4
Due from State National Banks
not Reserve Agents - 255e5s1e e5o7oo
Assets not included under above Qtemze> viz ~
Total -...-~~-~~-~.~-~~. 81 500 7O2 80
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock in - - ooooooo
Undivided Profits Less Current Exp Interest Paid O1sss1
individual Deposits subject ~~.. 1891 es1 O6
Time Certificate of Deposit -.. 228147s4
etInlou oleIAS 64O42
0ae'net o e cnecSS outstanding .-~~-~~~~. 5971251
Due State and National Banks ~~~ 8Os96ss 145saoa1s
Bills Payable ~ Do''A'
Bills Fedi5counted . HHo11E
~ a0l'iSS = = 2s72s86
State CT Arizona County 0 Santa Cruz S.
11gnardo named bank do solenn1v swear
a oe above statement my knowledge and belief
Mignardot
Subscribed before me this 4th day October 1920
Correct-Attest 8 r limo no+ n,,,
My Commission Expires Aug. 49, 1882
w. c. Vinegar
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

Miami -Loca- branch Of Arizona
Edison Co. considering improve
n1cntS to its water distribution and
storage system next year amounting
to about 100000.
Tombstone - Blue Front pool
room transferred to Walter Lom-
bardi.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

WANTED - To trade for home
in Nogales, all or part of the follow
ing property: $40 acres of farming
land in shallow water district near
Gl Paso, 40 acre alfalfa and truck
land III Yuma Valley, Arizona; nice,
modern home in Los Angeles. Ad-
dress C. B. Smith, TAO Morley ave-
nue., Nogales, Arizona.
(1St pub. $3.50
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

The event at Sonoita was a great
affair and there was much reioic-
ing following the formal ceremony
OF "burying the hatchet."
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

He-"Pardon me, but you look
like Helen Black"
She-"You ought to see me in
red"
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

Poultry and farm crops were not
the only things" judged at the
county fair at Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

EPILEPSY DURABLE? Detroit
lady finds complete relief for hus-
band. Specialists home and abroad
failed. Nothing to sell. All letters an
swered. Mrs. Geo. Dempster, Apt.
KS, 5000 LaFayette Blvd. West, De-
5roit, Mich.
(9-12 tf)
Nogales international., 1930-10-07

After a carload of errors appeared
in it's own issue, the other Nogales
newspaper would have the nerve to
comment on a headline error in
the Tucson Star. For instance some
one betting a SUP OF coffee"
La gaceta., 1930-11-28
y Centre Asturiano, siendo
muy agasajado.
Esta noche dictara su segun
da conferencia.
LOS PROBLEMAS ECONO-
c DE
Por Guglielmo Ferrero
(COntinudci6n)

Alemania es una ,Rep1blica
gobernada por ell sufragio uni
v~ersal, por 10 tanto ell gobier-
no debe persuadir u obligar al
pueblo a que afronte este sacri-
ficio que ell mismo pueblo Sc
cre6. Sc trata, pues, de una au-
to-imposici6n. iTendra ell pue-
bio aleman paciencia suficiente
durante cincuenta amos para ali
mentar ell espiritu de sacrifice
que necesita a fin de enmendar
los errores cometidos por otros?
A esta dificultad polftica hay
que agregar atmbien la econ6-
mica. La gran riqueza de Ale
mania consiste en- la industrial
de su densa poblaci6n. Ash pues,
La gaceta., 1930-11-28

que, jcual sera la respuesta de
las masas? No me asombraria
que Alemania y Europa toda
tenga que pasar a1n por Was
tormentosas, como una liquida-
ci6n final de la guerra. Confie-
mos al menos en- que los poderes
acreedores, inquietos hoy por
los obstaculos que la Republica
democratica encuentra para ha-
ca' que las masas paguen, no
han de cometer ell error de favo-
recer directa O indirectamente
un regimen de Dictadura en- Ale
mania, con la esperanto de que
asi Sc faciliten los pages.
La Republica Alemana es ell
mas grande trofeo de guerra de
los vencedores. Els muy diffcil,
y cada dfa que pase 10 sera mas,
ell que la Repdblica haga la que.
IRA como la hizo la Monarquia.
Sin embargo, una Rep1blica de-
moGratica, fundada en- ell sufra-
gio universal, no puede atormen
tar a las masas imponiendole i'm
puestos que traspasen ciertos
lfmites.
Esta debilidad es ell precio
que hay que pagan por la paci-
flea disposition de Alemania.
He aqui la contradiction que
hoy confronta Europa, la misma
que Sc planted desde ell principle
en- esta problema de las repara-
clones. Alemania necesitaria un
gobierno muy fuerte para ex-
traerle a las masas las enormes
sumas que debe como indemni-
zaci6n a los aliados. Pero I'm 60
bierno muy fuerte podria, apro-
vecharse de la ventaja de su
Ifuerza para no pagan.
La gaceta., 1930-11-28

solo podra pagan sus deudas con
los productos de su industrial.
Pero la multiplication de los
obstaculos aduaneros, cada dfa
maycres, dificultan ano por a.
no la situaci6n de Alemania.
Hasta ahora ha pagado a sus a.
creedores creandose nuevas deu
das, pero este no puede CONT
nuar ilimitadamente. 1Que su-
cedera cuando Sc lie acabe Ell ere
ditto?
Europa tenia raz6n al sentir-
Sc inquieta ante la d~isoluci6n
del Reichstag. Era muy natu-
raj su ansiedad con respecto al
resultado de las elecciones. Tan
to la disoluci6n como las cleo
clones fueron las primeras diff
cultades serias conque Sc encon-
tr6 ell plan de Young. Ell Reich
stag 10 habia aprobado, pero
cuando ell Gobierno propuso va
rios planes financieros para pa
gar las anualidades, ell mismo
Reichstag los juzg6 demasiado
fuertes y les neg6 su aproba-
|ci6n. Els indudable que dichos
planes eran muy pesados. pero
Iic6mo iba a poder cumplir con
sus obligaciones ell gobierno ale
man sin aumentar los impuestos
hasta ell Unite extreme? Inca
paz de convencer al Reichstag,
apel6 al pueblo. Pero, iquien
puede sorprenderse de que ell
pueblo no apoye al goblerno?
Consideremos 10 que puede re-
suItar 81 ell pueblo aIeman elige
a un Reichstag que no 10 sangre
con ferocidad. Toda Europa Sc
encuentra en- estos momentos
frente a uno de los mas obscu-
tros enigmas. Las reparaciones
pueden arruinar a Alemania. o
consolidate definitivamente.
Las masas que deben contribuir
al pago de las reparaciones, pue
den plantearse alg1n dia a 81
mismas este problema: ihasta
cuanto es justo que paguemos
por los errores del gobierno mo-
narquico, del cual no solo no era
mos responsables, sino que fuf-
mos victimas? Y cuando ell dla
de plantear este problema lie