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Visitor: Does YOUR son keep
a diary at school?
Tubby's Mother: Oh. nv,
yes. He IS saving all Ills check
stubs.
Pitt Panther.
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How Women Lose
Fat in England
Gain Physical Charm

How would you Ike 10 lose Is
pounds OF fat I'm u month and az
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health7
How would you like 70 lose your
double chin and your too prominent
abdomen and at the same time
make your skin no clean and clear
that it will compel admiration?
Get on the scales today and see how
much you weigh-then get an 63 cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts which will Last
YOU for 4 weeks. Take n half tea
spoonful every morning In q glass q
hot water-rcduce tire food supply
Increase daily activities-and hen you
have finished the first bottle weigh
yourself again.
Now you can laugh nc the people who
paw hundreds OF dollars to lose a few
pounds or fat-now you will know the
pleasant vay TO lose unsightly fat and
you'll also know that the 6 vitslizing
sales OF Kruscheu (Saits that your
blood, nerves and glands must have 20
function properlyl-hAve presented you
with glorious health.
After that you'll want 70 valk around
and say TO your friencs-"One IS cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts is worth one
hundred dollars OF any fat persons
money"
Leading druggists America over sell
Kruschen Salts-you can always get II
at McKay's Pharmacy. adv.
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Movie Sidelights
~RIyOLT-SAN BENITO

Adventure, love. laughter. and
beautiful clothes and settings are
the features Of Slightly Scarlet"
the Evelyn Brent-Clive Brook CO.
starring picture which will show at
the Rivoli theater. San Benito. for
three DAYS starting Wednesday.
The story of Slightly Scarlet
abounds in action. 1t Is one of the
new type talking motion pictures. a
fast-moving plot depending on ac-
ton for its climaxes. enhanced and
vivified by smart dialog.
Evelyn Brent and Give Brook
made Paramount'S first all-talking
success together. II was ~"interfer-
ence." Since that time they have
both risen rapidly in the ranks OF
motion picture stars. D'alog
brought them new opportunities
and each, individually. has mace
the most of the chance. Brook Is
noted for the suave. polished. per-
Torrance. Mss Brent has earned
for herself the title OF queen OF
meiodrama." She Is always dra-
matte. always fascinating.
Slightly Scarlet brings Miss
Brent and 3rook together in Paris.
Each admsres the other secretly but
they cannot arrange a meeting.
Miss Brent Is a member OF an in
ternational band of jewel thieves,
held to crime against her viii by
the sophisticated menace character.
Paul Lukas. Brook IS apparently 2
suave English gentleman. Miss
Bronx X assigned the task Of rob-
bling Eugene Palette. a new-rich
American. of a valuable necklace.
She takes a house in Nice. next
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Sheriff., r. Newell Waters, Harry
Solether, j. p. Blake. Jr.. G. Lester
Skaggs. Clell Solether. and Or. w.
II. Miller.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. p. L. Smith and
children or Chula, Mississippi are
guests OF Mrs. Smiths parents Mr.
and Mrs. T. "A. Mauck.
Miss Erma Anderson was a week
end guest OF Miss Nina Marie Nil
Ter Of McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Wren. c.. w
Wren. and Miss Beatrice Obs left
Sunday for a months vacation in
FL Paso and New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ham OF Steph-
enville are guests OF Mr.. Hams sister
Nj. Dale Ritchreek.
Mrs. 7. A. Mauck had as her
guests Thursday Mrs. r. A. Dunkel-
berg and son OF Brownsville, Mrs.
Ted Mauck and daughter OF Cisco.
and Mrs. j. X. Scott and children
Of Pharr.
Hubert Ham returned Thursday
from the McAllen hospital where
he underwent and operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. z. 9. Brashier returned Fri
day from a trip ID New York City,
Chicago. st. Louis and Dallas.
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who recently played Philo Vance
In The Bishop Murder Case,
and Ralph Forbes. who in private
life Is Miss Chatterton's husband.
The Lady OF Scandal" Is Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer's all-talking dra-
matization Of the International
stage success. The High Road.
which was written BY that noted
English dramatist, Frederick Ions
dale. A witty. sparkling dramatic
comedy concerned with modern
morals and marriage. IN serves rs
an excellent vehicle for Miss Chat
terton- For The Lady of Scandal
gives Miss Chatterton an oppor-
tunity TO portray a VIGOROUSLY
famous London beauty who takes
upon herself the difficult task or
winning the affections OF her
titled fiance's hostile. strait-laced
family. To this end she devotes all
her time and energy, and actually
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prettily decorated with red roses.
Those present were Misses Mary
Helen George, Georgia Singer,
Lucy Ruth Celaya. Lucie Brulay.
Virginia Pattee, Mary Warren, Jane
Hultt, Babe Breeder, Annie Ruth
Langford. the honoree and the host
esS.
In the evening hospitality took
the form OF a swim and picnic sup
per at Boca Chica, with ten couples
from the younger set present.
Miss Workman and her guest we're
friends at the Lady Of the Lake
academy in San Antonio last winter.
A number Of other affairs are be-
ing planned to compliment Miss
Bedford during her stay here.
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Hope Chapter
Plans Picnic

An unusually large attendance
for the summer season was a
feature Of the monthly meeting
OF Hope chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star. Monday evening. Mrs.
II. L. Thomas, associate matron,
presided IN the absence OF Mrs,
Daisy Nichols, who Is away for
the summer.
Plans were made for q picnic on
Aug. 20, to celebrate the birthday
Of Robert Morris, founder Of the
Order. to which al Masons and
members OF the Eastern Star,
whether they are affiliated with
the local organization or not, are
invited. Present plans are TO hold
the picnic at Martins swimming
pool Further arrangements will
be discussed al the next meeting.
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Weslaco
AT BRIDGE

Mrs. 2. p. DoSs entertained with
four tables of bridge at the Llano
Grande country club Friday honor
ing Mrs. c.. II. BOYD and Miss Vera
Boyd, who recently moved to Wes-
laco from Alabama.
The pretty colors OF pink and
yellow were chosen. The flowers
consisted Of yellow zinnias. Mrs. r
G. waters received high score and
Miss Katheryne Erwin received low
Gifts were also presented the
honorees and Mrs. j. r. Tension
who IS moving 70 Houston.
The personal included Mesdames
G. H. Boyd, j. r. Tension. II. z,
Juergens, j. P. Blake Jr., N. Lester
Skaggs, r. @. Waters. r. Newell
Waters, w. H. Baxter Jr., Porter
Davis, j. l.. Compere Jr.. z. G,
Couch, Harry Solether, Clell Sole
Their. Edward Waller. Misses Vera
Boyd and Katheyne Erwin.
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others from all spheres or enter
tainment world appear In their
choicest numbers
Mabel Wayne. who wrote Span
ish Town." Ramona" and many
other sons hits: Milton Aeer and
Jack Yellen, who wrote II Wonder
What Became Of Sally and other
famous songs, wrote new music es-
pecsally for the revue.
George Gershwin contributed his
immortal Rhapsody In Blue" con-
coded to be q classic of modern
Jazz. for an atmospheric n-mber In
which sixteen beautiful girls toe
dance the number on the biggest
piano ever built.
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tonic Friday. and Mr.. Parker spent
the week end here visiting relatives
and friends, returning to San An
tonic Sunday. He vas accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Joe Parker who
viii visit him for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hedrick OF
San Benito. spent the week end
with Mrs. Hedrick's mother, Mrs.
Nell Harvey.
Oscar G. Dancy Jr. whose mar
riage to Miss Margaret Anderson IS
set for Wednesday evening arrived
home Sunday. He was accompanied
by DR.. Jack Od0m and Quentin
Wells both of Orange where Dancy
has been practicing law and by
Robert Dancy his brother OF Hous-
ton. All three are to be here for the
wedding.
Mrs. A. W. Neck is spending the
week az the Guliside Casino, Port
Isabel.
Mrs @. G. Ellis and sons j. +.
and Neville. have Just returned from
Birmingham. Ala, where they have
been visiting her mother.
Oscar {. Dancv. Jr.. whose mar
riage 70 Miss Margaret Anderson
IS set fer Wednesday evening. ar
rived home Sunday. He was &C
companied by DR.. Jack Odom and
Quentin Wells. both OF Orange.
where Dancy has been pract.cing
law. and by Robert Dancy. his
brother. OF Houston. AL three are
10 be here for the wedding.
Mrs. G. c. Ellis and ons J. r.
and Neville. have just returned
from Birmingham. Ala, where
they have been visiting her mother.
Mrs. A. w. Neck went TO Point
Isabel Sunday evening to spend a
week at the Gulfside Casino She
was accompanied by Olive Fitch,
who has been visiting her for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Esther Amaya and her
sister, Miss Carlota Villarreal lett
Tuesday for San Antonio on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
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Miss McAllen Tn
Rome This Week

Miss Salome McAllen. who is
spending the summer touring in
Europe writes that she Is having a
wonderful time. In a recent letter
she says that her party saw p won
derful presentation OF the Passion
Play at OberammerFau. and that
she especially enjoyed the trips
through the Alps. She is 10 be IN
Rome this week and will visit the
Vatican while there.
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MRS. SCHUYLER Is
CLUB HOSTESS

The Llano Grande Home Demons
tration club was delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. w.
A. Schueler Friday afternoon. In
the business session the treasurer
reported sl4.l0 now on hand.
Sl2.54 Of which was made on a
rummage sale Saturday. July IS.
II was decided that the club would
continue as a Home Demonstra-
ton club for the coming year.
IL was announced that the next
demonstration would be at the
city Hall on the third Tuesday in
September. as the County Demons
tratcr. Mrs. Ringgold "a away
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Wedding Party
IS Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson
entertained at dinner Monday
evening having as their guests
those who are to be attendants at
the wedding OF their daughter,
Margaret, TO Oscar c. Dancy Jr.
Wednesday evening. Those present
were Judge and Mrs. Oscar c.
Dancy, parents OF the groom,
Misses Margaret Anderson, Rosita
Ceyanes. Dorothy Harrison. and
Betty Anderson; Messieurs Oscar
G. Dancy Jr.. Robert Dancy.
Houston. Quentin Wells and Jack
Odom. Orange, and Jack Rutledge,
Brownsville.
The wedding IS 70 take place at
8 p. m. Wednesday, at the Presby-
terrain church.
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George Aziz, Jr.
Observes Birthday

Little George Aziz Jr-. celebrated
his third birthday Saturday after
noon. when his mother Mrs
George Aziz entertained with ,
party In his honor. 70 which q
number Of his friends and their
mothers were invited. Caps. horns
and balloons were favors ard we're
the sources OF much pleasure. Guests
present with their mothers inclu6-
ed Dorothy Ransome, Lorelle ard
Frank Bogus. Robin Pate. r.. Ann
and Buddy SchenGel, Maurice
Upton, Jr., Jimmie Thomas, Alma
Garcia, Carlos Watson. Jr.. JIM
ME Rentfro, Muse Heane-. Mary
Yturria, Robert Aziz, Mary Isa5>
Young.
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AT CAPITOL

King OF Jazz the Universal su-
per-mUSical extravaganza star
r ng Paul Whiteman and his inter
nationally famous orchestra VIII be
the extraordinary offering of the
Capitol theater, starting Wednes-
day, the management announced
today.
1t is the most costly. the most
elaborate. the most spectacular and
the most entertaining revue ever
presented on either stage or screen.
q veritable revue OF revues' which
Is loaded with the most celebrated
stage and vaudeville headlineTs and
the greatest stars OF the studios.
John Murray Anderson. the ia
nous producer Of New York's
Greenwich Village Fcll'es' for the
past six years. was brought TO Uni
versal by Carl Laemmle, Jr., ex-
preSsly ID devise and direct this
extravaganza with the most able
talent available n the world.
Besides Paul Whiteman and his
band. who appear in person in a
variety Of numbers as well as pro-
viding the muse all through the
PlCtUlC, hAA5 VI JAZZ pl6SSIllS al
array of stars hitherto unap-
preached in a single picture. Laura
La Plante, John Boles, the sensa-
ton Of the singing screen; jeanette
Loft, Stanley Smith, the famous
Russell Markert dancers. Grace
Hayes. Billy Kent. Charles Irwin,
Paul Toward, AL Norman. Tommy
Atkins Sextet and Nell ODay. al
headliners OF the vaudeville stage:
the celebrated Sisters &c" the
dancing rage Of Europe brought
especially from Berlin; Rose Stat
Ter, Jeanne Lang, and countless
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does succeed RI winning them over
to her side. But Ia 80 doing. she
meets and falls in love with the
handsome. sophisticated cousin OF
her fiance. Experiencing true love
for the first time IN her life, Miss
Chatterton, torn between duty
and love, is forced TO make the
decision upon which her LIES
happiness depends. There is On well
conceived. dramatic climax that
carries this picture 10 its unusual
and convincing conclusion.
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ARCADIA HhRLTNGEN

Ruth Chatterton. the famous
star OF the stage and screen, last
seen in Sarah and Son.. makes
her latest starring appearance In
The Lady OF Scandal. opening
a two day engagement at the Har-
lingen Arcadia Theatre. starting
Wednesday. Playing opposite this
popular actress are Basil Rath-
bore. a distinguished recruit from
the New York legitimate stage,
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CLUB AND GUESTS


Mrs. Porter Davis was hostess to
members and guests OF the Thurs
day Bridge club this week. Zinnias
made the attractive floral decora-
tons. Mrs. J. r. Tension received
high club cor Mrs. Newell Waters
received high guest score.
At the conclusion OF the games
a refreshing salad course was
served TO eight club members and
the following guests: Mesdames p.
p. Doss, r. c. Waters, r. Newell
Waters. Clell Solether. Harry Steb-
bins. G. II. Boyd. c. Lester Skaggs,
and Miss Vera Boyd.
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BRIDGE CLUB
HOSTS

MI. and Mrs. Porter Davis delight
fully entertained the Night Bridge
club at their pretty country home.
Friday evening. The house was at
tractive with its decoration OF Yin
MAS. The cor winners were Mrs.
G. Lester Skaggs, and G. M. Sher-
rill.
A delicious salad course was served
TO the following guests Messrs. and
Mesdames ". v. Stewart. G. NJ.
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Hospitahties Honor
Young Dallas Guest

The arrival Of Miss Cecilia Bedford from Dallas to spend two weeks
with Mss Marie Workman was the occasion for two pleasant entertain
rents for the sub-deb group on Monday.
Monday morning Miss Workman complimented her guest with .
breakfast at her home here. The table was laid for eleven. and was
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FNTERTAINS
I'D

Mrs. w. w. Carruthers enter
tanned with one table OF Contract
Bridge at the country club Friday
afternoon. Mrs. J. G. Friday re-
ceived high score. The guests were
Mesdames. Miller Armstrong, Tom
Bruton, and j. G. Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05

Canada produced 2.lS5,S79 gal
Ions of maple syrup and 6.208.276
pounds Of maple sugar. valued at
s5,250,620, this year.
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Conincs, Goings

uss Betty Miller spent the week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller. Miss Miller is employ
= Mission.
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MRS. DUNCAN
HOSTESS

Mrs. Seth Duncan was hostess to
the Delta Deck bridge club Thurs
day afternoon. Queens crown and
roses were used in the floral decor
atoms. Mrs. Duncan received high
score. At the conclusion OF the
games a frozen fruit salad course
was served TO seven members and
one guest, Mrs. John b. Lane.
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III costs nine cents for the FRO
GERS boy TO stop NO your back door,
estimates the department OF com
mercf.
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Mrs Bert Parker Is In Brownsville
TO spend August with her mother,
MRS. Marshal white. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker drove down from San An
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door to the Palette family. Then
she discovers that Brook has taken
the house on the other size OF the
PaIlettes. At last they meet and fall
in love.
After this dramatic meeting one
Of the strangest plot twists ever
seen on the screen provides a great
surprise thrill.
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during August on her vacation.
This demonstration Is to be on "A
One Dish Meal" The roll call Is 10
be answered with what you think
Is u good one dish meal"
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to eight old members, one new
member, Mrs. d. G. Filming, and
two guests. Mesdames N. 5. Allen
and M. :. Schueler.
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SEVEN ATTEND
MEETING

Circle one OF the Methodist Mis-
sionary society met at the church
Wednesday afternoon for their
regular weekly meeting. The devo-
tional was in charge OF Mrs. s. L.
King. Quilting was done during
the work period.
A mission lesson was led by Mrs.
5. l.. King on the ninth chapter
Of the World Parish, which deals
with the race problem in America.
There we're seven b c T S
present.
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ENJOY INFORMAL
R-A~

Mesdames G. M. Sheriff., Bob Rol-
land, Phil Dixon. and N. ". Ste
wart made up a table of bridge at
the country club Friday.
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supper was served to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Hughes. Luther Hughes and Miss
Heller Of Weslaco, Miss Mary Bieze
Of Austin and Albert Hughes.
w. A. and r. c. Roberts left
Sunday for their home in Lubbock.
Misses Blenda Carlson and Kath-
crime Fry. were dinner guests Sun
day OF Miss Nell Harper.
MIR. and Mrs. j.. w Carlson and
daughter, Pcrtia were dinner guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lii
iestrand Of Elsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. Squyres were
In Harrington Friday.
Miss Edith Lester has been on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Fields and
daughter. Miss Nell and Miss Doris
Carlson spent Saturday and Sun
day at Port Isabel.
Mrs. Fl. L. Smith Of Hurley. NJ M.
Is here visiting her n!eces. Mrs. Elsa
RaSer. and Mrs. c. M. Adkins.
Mrs. w. nj. Carter. ET.zzN Mary
Carter and Mae wise and Mrs Eva
Adkins. were visitors in Edinburg
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. o E Carlson and
children were dinner guests Sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Carlson.
J. B. Ballenger and daughters.
Misses Stella and Lucille. and Miss
Charlotte Stephens, were in San
Benito Tuesday.
Mrs. Nauds Laney attended the
Telephone Operators convention IN
Harrington Wedneyiay.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Leek and
baby Of Brownsville were visiting
Mr.. Daily, father Of Mrs. Leek. this
week.
Mrs. w. IL. Cook OF McAllen and
Mrs. d. l.. DeMange OF San Juan,
spent Thursday with Mrs. W. Ernest
who Is a sister TO Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. .Straton Of Paul's Valley.
Okla. Is here visiting her sister.
Mrs. @. It. Kinds. They spent Mon
day in Brownsville.
NJ. w. Lakeland and Miss GLADYS
Nelson Of Harrington and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. p. Lakeland, spent Sunday
in Mier. Mexico. on the San Juan
river. across from Roma.
Mrs. Eddie Brigger and Mrs.
Claude Vanderhider were in Yves
laco Friday.
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circle one. Mrs. d. S. Leftwich. re-
firing president, requested that her
name be left out Of the nominal
lions. New officers will take charge
in October.
During the business session plans
were made TO serve a banquet TO
men Of the church on Wednesday
evening. when the Rev. Geo. J.
Burnett Is here to hold a conference
with church mem The Rev.
Burnett is assistant secretary Ct the
Mems Brotherhood Of the Southern
Baptist convention.
Dates for the society's season Of
prayer we're set for Sept. %. % and
"a. The subject is state missions.
Following business session, Mrs.
w. r. Harvey presented Mrs. Left
wich with a beautiful bouquet Of
roses token Of the society's appre-
citation Of her services during the
past year. Mrs. Mike Groom's circle
served refreshments.
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MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

OF a SOU iron commander. on N
battlefront In France. other char
a~cterizations are 50 splendidly con-
ceived and presented that no one
individual stands out pre-eminent-
ly.
AS in any true work of art, there
Is a harmonizing OF action that
creates a definite impression and
leaves the spectator wildly con-
scious or having witnessed some
thing true and fine and lasting.
The screen has brought nothing
more p<gnant than several or the
scenes as acted by Barthelmess and
Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. Without
being over sentimental. they 20
straight TO the hear In ar0us.ng
sympathy for the young flier play
ed by Fairbanks. who is neady ia
20 to mis- doom with a smile on his
lips.
IN following the pictu--. one Is
made to feel the devasting effects
Of war. the breaking down of ner-
vous resistance and above all. the
Incompatible spirit manifested
through unselfish heroism.
Prominent in the superb cast as
sembled under the direction O.
Howard Hawks are Neil Hamilton
William Janney. James Finlayson.
Clyde Cook. Gardner James. Ed
mund Breon and Frank Ntzhugh,
surely a striking assemblage o.
names. Farh enc OF the players II
ideally Jited to the type needed
and from beeinnin gto end no false
note Is sounded.
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WISCONSIN TO
CHOOSE CHIEF

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. Ig-tFl-
Political issues which tore astnder
the republican party I'm Wisconsin
q years ago. were resubmitted 10
the voters today I'D q m0dernized
form.
The biennial primary election
brought forward ~ candidates for
FovernC%. Walter J. ROhler. the
millionaire incumbent. and Philip
" Ia Toilette. whose father found
ct the progressive movement.
These two conducted the most
vigorous campaign since the DAYS
when Wisconsin rocked with bat
ties between the elder Lafcr,tte
ana the regular" candidates.
Kohler represents the "~corserv-
ative" element within the .~laiority
party. which favors a renewed al
ignment with the nat i VI admin
istration. LaFollette speaks for his
father IN reaffirming the fund
amental causes which brought
about a split never healed.
Voters, subjected 70 a barge or
speeches from both sides. were
given an impetus 20 vote by he
sharp divergence or views and the
colcrful personalities OF the candi-
dates.
The contest for governor com
pletely overshadowed primaries for
congress. where ten incumbents
are running. IN the sixth district.
a successor must b. chosen To the
Florian Lampert. progressive. who
was killed in an automobile acct
dent. TWO p~r0greSSives are un-
opposed Henry Allen Cooper. Dean
OF the house, and James A. Frear
0f Hudson.
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Comings. Goings

Judge w. Fl. Ward. OF Houston.
Is here visiting hts daughter. Mrs.
Burt Hinkley. y.
Mrs. E. X. Goodrich. Jr.. is here
from Mexico City to spend two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. West. She arrived on
Friday. and Mrs. Burnell Goodrich.
who has been visiting IN Mexico
returned with her.
Mrs. y. L. TIngenot, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Milton
West. has gone TO Raymondville to
visit relatives there before return
Ing to her home at Cline.