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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
HIDALCO OPENS
SCHOOL FIGHT
City Petition Ia Circulated
Asking Resignation
OF III. c. Baker

EDINBURG, May Ala petition
Is being circulated in Edinburg and
throughout the Edinburg Indepen-
dent School District addressed to
the board Of school trustees asking
the resignation Of Superintendent
II. @. Baker. Copies OF the petition
have been placed In numerous
places OF business and are being
circulated by members OF the Ed
Inburg Women's Good Government
League among the householderS and
business men Of the city.
In substance. the petition sets
forth that the resignation OF Mr.
Baker is desired ir the interests or
harmony and promoting a program
OF further economy and cooperation
between the officials and patrons
Of the schools.
Mrs. II. o. Schaleben, for many
years actively identified with polit-
les In Hidalgo County and az all
times urging and sponsoring the
increased welfare and advancement
OF the schools. and a prominent
worker in the God Government
League said:
Old Score Seen
cit was generally understood that
q change In the SUPPLEMENTARY OF
the schools would be made upon
the election Of the compromise
candidates last spring. Though
league members are circulating the
petition. ii T. true. the movement
should not be considered as OK
league origin. There are many
people dissatisfied with the work
of Mr.. Baker IS superintendent
and the petitions are being signed
by people In no wav identified with
the League, but interested only III
the welfare OF the schools, and
efforts to secure his resignation are
not political but made purely In
the interests of a program OF har-
mony agreed upon when changes
in the board we're made by COM
promise Mr.. Schaleben said
Tuesday that not sufficient signers
had been secured 10 Justify giving
out an approximate number.
Ed A. Brown, r OF the COM
promise" trustees said:
Mr.. Baker has a contract made
with the former board, and al
though we are aware there Is some
opposition to him we were advised
some weeks ago by the state board
Of education that contracts made
by the previous board would have
Continued on page l0)
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Mrs. Lee Comedies
Election to Blanton

ABILENE. Tex, May 2l.-tPl-
Mrs. r. @. Lee. who sought to sue
coed her late husband IS represen-
tative in Congress the seventeenth.
today conceded yesterdays election
to Thomas T.. Blanton OF Abiline.
who farmerly held the office.
The latest returns compiled late
last night. gave Blanton 1915 votes
and Mrs. Lee 6.555. or a lead Of
1850 for the former congressman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
State Nears End In
Cisco Youth Trial

EASTLAND. May 21-(R-Attor-
neys for the state expected to COM
plete their case today in the murder
trial OF Danny Leach. Cisco youth
charged in the Staying Of a man
found wounded near Cisco in a grav-
el pit. Witnesses testified yesterday
that Leach said he had taken a
man out TO rob him, became nervous
and had shot him. The slain man
first was identified as RI. g. Hill
and later as Jack johnson Of Gold
en-, Colorado
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
HacNider Appointed
Canadian Minister

WASHINGTON, May 21-P-
Hanford MacNider Of Iowa has
been selected by President Hoover
as minister to Canada.
His name has been submitted TO
the Canadian government. and a
favorable reply is expected shortly.
MacNider is a former assistant
secretary Of war and a former ma
tional commander or the American
Legion. His home IS al Mason City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Air Convention
Delegates Return

Members who attended the first
convention of Pan American traf-
fic managers. held in Brownsville.
left by plane for Mexico City We'd
nesday morning.
j. NJ. Eaton, general traffic man
ager. New York, left here Tuesday
for Los Angeles. where he will adj
dress a meeting there.
c. E. Penrod. Becero Soto. and
v. E. Chenea left this morning for
Mexico City. From there they
will 60 to the Canal zone. Mr..
Chenea viii return to Miami, Fla,
from there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Porter Case On

The case OF j. II. Porter vs. the
CITY OF Weslaco. seeking to collect
on warrants which the city holds
are invalid. went into its second
day In the federal district court
here Wednesday.
1t was not likely that the case
would be closed before late In the
afternoon.
Porter is represented by the firm
of Seabury, George & Taylor OF
this city and Judge I. Wlseberg
of Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

issue, in order that 10 may b. car
ried as near unanimously as pos
sible.
we are coming before the peo-
pie with the guaranteed PROPOSE
ton by the United States govern
ment that this channel will be
completed under government re-
cuirements. We also have a perna-
nent annual appropriation from
the government OF Sl50,000 70 as
sure m~aintainace OF the port" he
explained further.
Full Cooperation Asked
Full cooperation Of the citizen
ship OF the entire district j. urged,
he added. The value and necessity
OF a channel here Is 50 generally
known and recognized that Mr..
Gregg did not go into this phase
Of the question.
we are asking Mayor r. -.
Rentfro to issue "a proclamation
calling on all merchants 20 close
their doors from ~ to 2 %. M.
Thursday May 29 in order TO allow
employees TO vote" he disclosed.
"Our idea in asking them 70 close
from II to 2 O'Clock is in order
that the proprietors OF these es-
adjustments may charge their en-
ployes with the responsibility OF
voting and returning 10 their re-
spective places OF business.
I'VE believe that In this manner
everyone will be willing TO comply
with this request and 7 am sure
that IL will aid u In getting out
our full voting strength"
Mr.. Gregg explained that the
CONTINUED on page l0)
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IN JR

} by CHARLES HALLS

HOW ABOUT III?
1T is easy fo- clever govern
mentS TO induce men TO sur
render their lives"
Emil Ludwig.
Man desires 10 fill the cup OF
life to the brim. and modern
civilization hast.ps TO cater to
his want
Sir Arthur Keith.
Half = loaf may be better
than no bread. but half a mind
Is dangerous economy"
Lord Wakefield.
ANY marriage must grow. at
times, almost unbearably tire
some TO both persons involved"
Sherwood Anderson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Blanton to Return?

ABILENE. Tex. MAY 2i.-tFl-
Thomas l.. Blanton. remembered
as the militant Texas Congressman
who retired two years ago to enter
the S~enatorship rae against Earle
q. Mayfield. today seemed assured
return 10 Washington as represen-
tative from the nth Texas Con-
gressional District.
Opposing Mrs. r. Q. Lee. candid
ate for the place left vacant several
months ago by the death OF her
husband. Blanton Early today had
q lead OF 1850 out Of 14,4T0 votes
counted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Craft Liquor Bill.
Passes Parliament

OTTAWA. May II. -R The
government bill 10 deny c~learances
to craft carrying liquor to the Unit
ed States today was safely through
both houses Of parliament. The
measure was passed on third read
ing BY the senate yesterday with
out a division. II had previously
been passed by the House Of Com
mons.
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Election Holiday Is Asked
Brownsville Navigation District Citizens
Asked To Poll Full Vote

The Brownsville Navigation district Is calling on the citizenship OF
Brownsville for their full cooperation and support of the additional ST.
500 900 bond issue, which is to be used for wharfage, warehouses, and
terminal facilities for the deep water port" John Gregg, president ot
the Merchants National bank and member OF the navigation commit
tee, said Wednesday. The election is to be called May 70.
Mr.. Gregg explained that all civic clubs in the city were written re-
nussting aid in getting out Brownsyilss full voting STRENGTH Of the bond
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

a. hQ1AA0NA e1-A~4 ~
concerning the
fall which regis
tered in some
places over two
inches are that Il
Is generally bene-
fetal. Several
oldtirners have
said that the
showers are not
yet over but the
little office wealth
er cat today says
IL amt gOrHsa rain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Valley Population
OF 10000 Looms
McAllen and Mercedes Census Reports Show
Big Gain; City Count Expected
To Reach Ninety Thousand

Final census totals for McAlen and Mission were announced wednes-
day morning by L. +. Bennett, census chief for district 29. The McAllsn
count shows a population Of sO7l, with Mercedes showing 6y4SS.
Both returns show a decided increase over the 1920 census figures
Mercedes showed 3414 in 1920. and NcAren 1891. Mercedes increase
Is approximately 100 per cent. and McAnens slightly less The exact
increase over the 1O-year period Is Mercedes 3074, McAuen 374O.
The announcement Of census returns for these two towns leaves but
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Mexico City 968, 443

MEXICO CITY. May 71-tF-
The director Of the census taken
on MAY IS announced today that
the population Of Mexico City In
Guiding the suburbs was 968. 443.
The Federal District population
was given a. i.ll2000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Road Designation Delayed
State P~ostpones Action Military Highway
Point Isabel Contract In June

Contract for the Point Isabel highway from Barreda to the famous
oyster bay town will be let in June, and the designation Of the military
road as a state highway has been postponed.
Briefly this j. the information received today BY Judge Oscar Dancy.
Information to the effect that the Point Isabel road contract would
be in the next state letting was received a few days ago in a telegram
from Harry Pattee, but the Dancy telegram today. from r. S. Sterling.
puts official stamp on the report with reference to time Of this action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Twenty-O One Take
Rabies Treatment
Especial 70 The HeraldJ

McALLFN. Texas. May 90
The McAllen police department
was continuing in its campaign
against stray dogs today. while a
total of tventy-one persons were
taking the Pasteur treatment for
rabies.
The greater part Of those ex-
posed to the disease are children,
one dog having strayed onto the
school campus where he brought
his total to thirteen victims.
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no more for a long time. and that
the prognosticating oldttmers are
al wet. Personally. we have always
banked on the old timers.
THERE are several Valley projects
which have been left In the Off
ing so to speak, which we're far
enough along 70 be breaking out
again soon.
Despite a recent denial Of more
canning plants for the Valley. they
are being planned Just the same.
Then there is that matter OF a great
big packing plant, which we really
ought TO have.
Golf playing with Monterrey citi-
zenS has recently led discussions in
TO various and divers concerns NOV
ing onto the bank OF the port chan
mel. once II is dug Hot irons should
be pounded into shape.
6ATURDAY is poppy day in the
~ Valley and the nation. American
Legion auxiliaries will that dav
be offering the blossoms on the
streets. This money goes to the
soldiers. who saw too much Of some
Gling else besides peoples in Elan
ders fields. At that time il was
generally referred to as HI. And
the peoples offered are made by
these disabled vets.
This year while the ladies of the
auxiliaries viii be offering the flow
ers for sale for the disabled, gold
star mothers Of America will be
kneeling over graves in cemeteries
near the fields. which brought forth
the poppy as an emblem. Both the
living am the dead can be remem-
bered this time.
Long about fall we guess We Will
get those street signs up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Quake Felt

JERUSALEM, May 21-tP-Slight
earth tremors were felt in Jerusalem
shortly before 100 D m. today.
No damages or casualties were re-
ported.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy TO-
night and Thursday.
Moderate 10 fresh southeast 20
south winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

WITH the organization OF the VAL
w ley Better Business Bureau now
in its early stages, Governor Dan
Moody has consented to come 70 the
Valley and deliver an address on the
benefits OF cooperative organiza-
tons.
All through the recent controver-
sizes over actions of other states
against the Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley. Governor Moody has been &C
tive in defending the Valley and 1t
is now said that a great reception
will be given him when he reaches
Harlingen.
incidentally, Dan Is a candidate
to succeed himself as a third time
governor. The young governor packs
q powerful appeal from the stump.
and his talk here will be good 70
listen TO, as well as offering help
full suggestions and direct assistance.
ELECTION day On the additional
eiy5o0,00o is set for May %.
John Garner has wired The
Brownsville Herald to the effect that
1t is thN best Of his belief the ON
nibus bill will carry during the
present session Of congress. and
along with IL will be the Brazos
Santiago Pass project.
Bending an a TO the ground
and TO the sidewalks Of Brownsville.
there Is no doubt but what the pro-
posed bond issue will carry. There
seems to remain only n thing for
us TO do. That is to make the vote
unanimous. That will get us the
highest price when they are sold.
In Mr.. Gamers opinion the worst
that can happen 10 the Valley pro-
iect is for congress not to act until
December, but that. too, is now a
matter Of second choice, 1t seems.
WITH the census of McAllen COM
w pleted early this morning and
W that Of Mercedes expected TO
be completed before the day Is over,
further healthy growth in the Val
ley is shown.
McAllen's population is 9.071 COM
pared TO 1881 in 1920. Mercedes, 1t
has been said. will also show a big
increase
The small staff left in the census
bureau office Is engaged in wading
through some 1000 names handed
In by the chambers OF commerce OF
Valley towns yet to be announced.
and il is thought that it will be at
least a week before this work Is
completed.
Towns OF the Valley yet to be an
nounced are Donna, Brownsville.
San Benito, Harrington, provided
Mercedes IS completed later today.
CPEAKING Of populations ANNA
~ ted Annie says it IS not the
cough that carries you off. but
the coffin they carry you off In.
DECENT rains in the Valley are
n going TO put no little cash IN
- pockets which would otherwise
not pack 50 much. Reports from
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

The river will rise approximately
8 feet more at Brownsville today.
At and above Mission the river Is
falling and will continue to fan IN
the absence Of rains in the water
shed.
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide nc Point Isa-
bel tomorrow. under normal mete-
geological conditions:
hlgn l1.50 IN. M
Low ........ 4:4B "a. H.; 7:05 I'd. m.
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Christmas Party
For Iust-Sew

Mrs a ~ Albright entertained
the Jus--SeE club a. Q Christmas
party On Wednesday afternoon.
their las. meeting before the ho--
ksyx- Al the members. and ore
guest. Mrs Johnnie Walker. Ct
1oyed her Hospitality
Typical holiday decorations. Of
poin3t-ias. bells and Z-ez-ls gave
q Christmas atmosphere. while =
tree he'd the center OF attention
Gifts were distributed during the
afternoon and the guests spent
the time IN looking a. the presents
and Il social pursuits
Refreshments Of sandwiches.
salad. coffee and a sweet Ze-e
served
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

Mabel Wilkinson. also Q. M-re-E
Wells
Mrs 6 ~ HzrEroTe ard czlrh-
ter. Miss S.ella spent last Sunday
II Wesizco. the guests C ~. ard
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Mission
RESTORATION OF
MISSION PROJECT


Mrs Roscoe Bates OF Dallas was
the principal speaker a. the CIVIC
League meeting last Monday. with
a book review OF The Raven q
portrayal o. the life Of Sam Ho-s-
ton. by Marcus James, who. ar
ccrdsng 10 Mrs. Bates. VA seven
years collecting the material for
this book. perhaps the most au-
thentic biography eye- written o.
that Texas hero
A general report % the financial
condition ot the Civic League vas
given ~ Mrs florence n Hayes.
and plans to- the raising OF nccey
70 contin-e the v0-E cf bezuti1l-
cation discussed
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the Rio G-s-te vas gwen as che
CT the projects fer the coming year
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late Fathers Missions = San an
tonic has promised the assistance
Of the Mission FATHERS
a fzoc6 light. Ehich I'LL - DO
mated d re Central Poxer & Light
Company VII scc1 r. erected e.
she ~oe-d O. TIE road with the
city O. a. Least local sze-ciss %
paw TIE cc<- os operation
M-- 6 L Hardin sang SEVERAL
snIoS. With E-S No1I5sn Smith
accompanying etre- which TIE
prEzn -ss completed ~ N-s
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Comings. Goings

Mrs A D Bennett has gone %
f1cson, Ariz 70 visit her niece
kL--lI some tine N January
airs. Emory Christian and her
small son left Wednesday evening
for north Texas 70 spend the
Christmas holidays with her par
errS-
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6eFC Culture Members
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Country Club
Dance Announced

An informal dance a. the COM
try Club has been announced foE
Saturday evening. for members and
guests. The dance viii begin a. 8
O'Clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

mother. Mrs. Cary Ksesee and her
uncle and aunt. Mr- and Mrs. =.
Il Armstrong she xii Be zc-
companied by her friend. Nrs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

T. 3 Sammons. Is here from her
Dallas home for q visit
Miss Helen Stone OF Mineral
Wells VIII = In Mission SATURDAY.
for q holiday visit with her grand
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Society Calendar


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