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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-03

My idea exactly, Mr.. Clarke
Your decision does credit to you
common sense and business in
stincts."
What have you done with thai
little private banking business-ol
was it a pawnbroking establish.
ment?"
Il sold it at a very good figure
and the probate court has approved
the sale"
When the estate is finally set
tied. what do you think my share
will amount to-"
ooh, I should say, offhand, a
quarter of a million dollars"
WELL, I'll always be a million
aire in Pilarcitos. I've been duly
advertised as such and while I
continue to pay my bills I'll have
the credit rating of a millionaire.
That will help. I al go Just as
far on credit as | can on cash.
Just won't go so fast, that's ALL"
He rose to go. think I'll go on
to New York and see some good
shows" he informed McPeake. de
spite the walloping you've handed
me, l think | can afford q month
or two of Broadway. After all, a
quarter of a million IS better than a
poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
I'll hang around Muscatine a few
days and sign any papers you may
require"
He took a cheerful departure.
The instant the door was closed be-
hind him McPeake rang for his sec
rotary. I've always heard that
out in California they grow things
big" he informed her. big pota-
toes, big pumpkins, big cattle and
big boost, but if Elmer B. Clarke
is a sample of her manhood, Cali
f0rnia grows the biggest men I
ever hope to see. That boy GER
tainly can take a licking standing
up.
Take a letter to Miss Nellie
Cathcart, are Pilarcitos CONNER
cial Trust and Savings bank, Pillar
citos, Calf. Dear Miss Cathcart:
Your sweetie arrived today and
without any preliminary warning l
him the fatal tidings, but
Withholding your Identity, of
He can lose a million dol
lars and put his bright daydreams
behind him with as much grace and
humor as if he reckoned his loss
deprecated German marks in
stead of good red U. s. gold coin.
for him all the way. He's a
nan, and should you permit him to
escape you will suffer an irrepar-
loss. He uses his head en-
irely for thinking. Pilarcitos is
ucky to have him for it's mayor
,lect. Please see to 1t that poll
les don't spoil him. Yours sin
NOW make out a petition to the
rebate court for the sale of all
he real estate Of the Butterworth
state, and I'll have Mr.. Clarke
nd Bunker sign it. Then make out
order of sale for the court to
ign, and in about a month from
Wen distribute the estate and
end Elmer Clarke back to win the
est little love lottery you ever
card of. He won only to lose, and
e will lose only to win. That
ellie Cathcart must be a very I'M
sual woman. She had a curiosity
discover whether or not Elmer
larke could fit Kipling's recipe {,
manhood. Remember the lines? !
you can meet with triumph and
disaster,
nd treat those two impostors both {
the same.
"Well, I'm banking on Elmer" =
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-03

per-" He Announced, "I'm Sorry"
to date. "Pll not need you any
more, Jasper" he announced. I'm
sorry. You're a good servant and
faithful, but / can't afford you. I'll
dine uptown tonight"
He left the amazed and disap.
pointed Jasper staring after him,
went to the telephone and called
up Nellie at the bank.
"Elmer speaking, Nellie. I'm
home-back home and broke. I'd
like to take you out to dinner to-
night-probably for the last time
and tell you all about it. Uncle
Hiram's estate has melted like a
dish of ice ream on a hot stove.
Funniest tale you'll ever listen to,
Nellie. Brace yourself for a laugh"
"Oh. Elmer dear! I'm so sorry!'
Nsllie's voice was pregnant with
tears.
Don't" he pleaded. "Please do
not feel sorry for me, Nellie. Time
enough for that when | begin feel
ing sorry for myself. I've assimi-
lated the g~randest thrashing any
man ever assimilated, and | can
still stand and see and think
clearly. Yes, I'VE taken a thrash
ing, but I'm not down and out for
the count. I've got all kinds of
fight left in me yet-you wait and
see"
"Well," Nellie replied, its all
terribly awful, Of course, but for
all that, I'm happy. You have come
back to me and nothing else mat
ters."
"I've come back to you, but not
for you" he answered bitterly. I'm
not dog enough to ask you to share
my poverty with me. Nellie. you
must forget that I was ever selfish
enough to ask you to marry me-"
"We'n talk that matter over be-
fore we decide" she retorted. "Pick
me up at the house at seven
o'clock"
At ever O'Clock Elmer called for
and drove her out to Joe
Angelotti's roadhouse for dinner.
And there, between the soup and
nuts, he told her the tale of his
vanishing million. When the story
vas done Nellie poked the table
10th with the tines of her fork and
vas silent for about a minute.
"What are you going to do?"
1lmer?"
Anything at all that | can find
o do. Nellie"
But you're the mayor Of Pillar
itos now-you're a trustee Of the
Union high school. Are you going
% resign and leave Pilarcitos?"
"Not if / can make a decent living
lere. TO resign and leave now
would be equivalent to running
way"
"But you'll be laughed to death,
oh. you haven't any idea
low cruelty you'll be twitted by the
ownspeople! It'll hurt terribly.
couldn't blame you for leaving the
own"
Il know. But I'VE stood some
urts in my day and I can stand
lore."
Nellie looked up at him with love
vulnerable in her. brown eyes. II
dore YOU" she whispered. .
Her simple, heartfelt declaration {
rought a mist to his eyes. please /
ont say 1t, Nellie" he pleaded. II /,
we you more than I'll ever love ,
ny woman again, but-you under
and. don't you darling? /, can't
Ipect yon to marry a .pauper. I'll {
robably be a fat, middle-aged mar !
sfore I'll have enough money to
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-03
Emma NJ. Robinson.

Emma NJ. Robinson,
Defendant.
The complainant herein has filed
a petition for an order for service
Of process by publication upon. the
defendant, Emma NJ. Robinsin, and
1T appearing to the Court that
process herein cannot be person
ally served upon said defendant
for the reason that she is. not
within the state and district of
Montana.
It further appearing that said
action is brought against said de-
PENDANT for the purpose of obtain
ing the cancellation OF a. grant to
Emma M. Robinson and others for
reservoir purposes and for a right
of-way for bitches upon the follow
ing lands, to-wit:
Secs. / and 4, T. 26 N, r.
~ E.. and Secs. SO. IS. "a and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-03

Sss1sxxvzAf -ssaS~zssuEsaNAeeas
in the safe. Now. what DO you
think about that. Mr.. Smartyr"
You're an even dirtier little rat
than | gave you credit for being.
So unless I give you ninety thou
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-03
D

WARNING ORDER
District Court of the United States
District Of Montana
Great Falls Division
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
GREEN FRUIT
OFFICE CLOSES



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state department o. zEricZ-Ere cla-
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night
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transferred from tie clvE1n CT en-
tonol0Ey % TIRE C-Tz1c1 C plant
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gather Information . - Esed as 2
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
SCOUT LEADERS

Scou- E-- Falrr " Mernr1
received rhe hru-m pa- &C. -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
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Office Here TODAY

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
MERCEDES WILL
HAVE AIRPORT
Work Begins Clearing
Site Approved By
Department
Gpecsal % ne HsraldD


MERCEDES. Jan I6-Wo-k VII
begin Friday On clearing the Merkle-
O1s0n tract CT lard tES- EeS. OF the
G0odTzy ard south o. the highway
for II airport for NEce6E. accord
lng 20 Al announcement male to
day " the committee recentIy sp-
pointed 20 nee. With the ozners Of
the property
The fact that Merceces Is % have
an airport within q short tine Is de
70 the efforts q the HEzEls cluo
and the chamber OF commerce OF
Mercedes. and Earl c Dzr1ler. who
Is connected with the National Aero
nautical z~ss0cizrio1 and Eho has re-
Gently become a Mercedes resident
The committee IL charge o. the
work consists Of II z Bennett and
y. C Deyo O. the KIzzlS club. o.
car Roman q the Rotary club and
Mss Beth Garrett secretary OF rhE
chamber Of commerce
The lease signed ~ the airport
committee and officers O. TIRE cham
Der OF commerce. = for cre year d.
ration with an option 20 purchase
the entire tract o. land which con-
Eists o. 90 acres. a. the end o. the
year O. before. for $3.50 1sr acre
The site had been previously sp-
proved 81 Lieut. Elmer Perrin Army
flying Instructor from KerT Field a.
San Antonio, and z z Hughes.
aeronsuticsl inspector @ TIE dep
artnent o. commerce, who was here
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
NAT BENTON
Eueces County Judge Since
1926, Dies Today

CORPUS CHRISTI, Jan l5-P
Vat Benton N1eces county Judge
snce 1926. died hare today after
a long Illness
Judge Benton vas born IN
Sesuln. August 10, 1850. A. various
stages he Vas q farne-. member
OF the Texas rangers. deputy shsr-
If II Edwards county, rzrcana1.
and s-h0o- teacher He was credit
ed ~ many as being the prime
mover IN the establishment OF the
Texas College O. Arts and Indus
r-ez. nov located ~ EfnEsTIe-
Judge Benton = survived d his
Tld0E. : daughter. Mrs. Il ~.
Garrett q sol. CU-rzn II Benton
q Corpus Christi a sister. Erx
John D01egza O. SegzI1, ard five
grand. children
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
SUBWAY CAR
JUMPS TRACK
Fifteen Injured I'm Tube
Beneath Hudson
River Today

NEW YORK, Jan 15-P-Ab0Ir
IS men and women Esre injured to
day when the second car CT q HUI
son tube train from jersey City split
q switch. Iezped from is trucks aid
partly t~eleScoped the first a
TIE accident occurred C tire lines
New YORK terminus. SIKH Avenue
and Gr6 street The force CT the
impact threw the first car against
= roc Of g1r1erS Five 0Ehe- cars
remained On TIE rails
None c. the injuries was believed
70 be serious
"A Kissing blue fash followed the
crash TIE lights went cut and
annke from burning insulation
blzckened the faces OF II. pzSSerz-
erx- Tearing their clothes and los
ing their hats II their fright tnzy
pushed tOzzrd the doors while
broken glass tInkIed about them
Trsinnsn quickly opened the
doors ard helped the injured 70 the
mezznine floor. where ambulance
surgeons treated them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Relief from Gas
Stomach Pains
Dizziness

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Champion Is Host To
Staff of w. L. Grant

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Legislature Marks
lime After Message

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
N. o. COTTnN

NEW ORLEANS. Jan ls-P=
Cotton opened quiet but steady 70,
response 70 better Liverpool. czblSS.
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; points. The market continued %
improve slowly after the Start due
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Monterrey Band
Plays AT McAIIen

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Rain Falls Over
State Last Niehf

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
District Formation
Plan Of Committee

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
NEW YORK COTTON

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
VALLEY May GET
z MORE SOLONS
HidaIgo Represe ntative
Thinks Hidalgo And
Cameron to Gain
lSuec.aI 70 The HeraldO

McALLES. Jan Is-HsdzIzo ard
Cameron counties n the Lover RIO
Grznre VALLEY may have four votes
IN the z3r1 legislature instead O.
tEO votes as a. present. i =zs IL
olcz1ed e = communication re-
oelFed here from z Z Leonard OF
McAIlen. Hidalg0 county repre-
sentative 70 the 42nd legislature,
n0E n SESSION IN Austin
Redis-rc-1rg plans which vii be
submitted 20 the present session Of
the legislature would divide rF7-
reservation II the legislature zc-
cordlng 70 population and with the
large increase nf population n tne
Valley the last ten years this sec
ton would Be rated one more rep
re%l-ztiTe = H5dzIE0 county and
another n Cameron county, the
solnn said
However. the r-sdE-rictinz plans
VII not % carried through E1.h-
CIT the S--1eSt opposition. Leonard
said Al U-5zn cen-ers would gain
5y the -ed-s--lcr1rE and al agrf-
cultural sections except the VALLEY
$500 @@%@ - A3[
Two factors would enter INTO the
OEpusLl0n--he perpetual fight re-
tween rural and city sections. based
CT the fear that the government
VII one day e administered for
the benefit q -1s r9e1s o. cities
without regard 70 TIE farming and
sock raising and the natural SET
p~rese-TzttFs t-S-11C- -1z- MAKES
representatives o. t11Se districts
Ehlcn have not kept PAGE Il E0T-d
WITH ether GSrlcS ard EEzch
would os necessity - ABSORBED "
O cc15-ed With o-1Er district
light for their political lives
What tEe EzI o1-cc-e III -
r. - hard I'd de-e-u LEo-z-1
&6 -RE1-ezEz-z-TES z-1 E-z-1-s
have scratched TIER hEzd5 orr
maps ard Population -ss A.
E1-Ee- and nary . 1-le1 case
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
McAllen Western
Union to Entertain


McALLEN- Jan 1s-The McAIIen
Association Of Western Union en-
Pl0yeS vii be host 20 VALLEY Wes-
tern Union employees ard officials
a. a banquet a. ReEnosa Saturday
night ArrznEezents are being
f-ade for more than 4 hundred
places
Speakers on the program viii be
W II Galloway or HarIIrzen- "
L Eolin q McAIlen and ether VAL
Ter Western Union officials Julian
Hznb-tck O. EcA-ea VII Be toaz--
master.
Station xED VIII give TIE teZe-
graph company e-p-oTes : fl
teen-Ein1-e period from : 60 It's
for the broadcast O. the banquet
pEczTzE- and Mr. L P Green q
ArcATIen VII dedlczte q piano rE--
her Ire ETes q Texas Are Upon
You" U EeTco-b CzrI-c-- prE<-
cEr- q Western Union
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Hundred Injured
In Bombay Riots

BOMBAY Lz11z- Jan If
POKE lied CT . zes--Z c. E--E-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
M'kinn Honored By
Lions international

NcAIIN. Tex Jan I6-R 7
HclE1- P7eS6e-- C TIE McA-5en
L0Ez cA received r1r5rG this
wEe< q rs rzrz-5rr Is 4 ET
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and EzS aEz-1e6 the Tz-cz cz-z
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Twenty Four Bills
introduced In House

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sc ee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
New Valley Train
Service Authorized

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trains 5--e=- E1-Er E-r
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
MARKETS


NEW YORK. Jan I6AF= TIE
stock market returned 70 = narrow
trading range today Support al
pez-e1 Tor the tzd1S-rla-s ard
Utilities after EoEentzry heSt-z-
ton II the early trading, and u y.
Steel. American Car. Eastman
KODAK Anaconda Consolidated Gas
and American Telephone rallied .
point net Allied Chemical. one OF
yesterdays weak s2ox, improved
about four.
Rails EagEed so- q tine, but de-
clnes O. q point c. tro e NeE
YORK Central, A-ch-son. Katy, Sou
t1er1 Pacific and Illinois Central
we're reduced O. eliminated when
ne fr1er tone appeared = the
general market
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
San Antonio Man
Wraps a Bible
In Herald

Frank G-5Ez. OF San A--c11o
walked into TIE Ee-z-d o<tAe and
asked fn- q January issue C. TIE
Herald
What dzr, plezse7-
On. any dzy. you Sc. NJ
mother gave me . Bile five yesrx
ago. and shorty after she gave
x 20 ne 7 wrapped Il Il q jar
uz-y ES-e CT TIE B-0xzs-z-k
Herald IS Tread Ihe Bible every
czy. the cover wears zTzy, and
every January ! re-wrzP il Il
another B-oErELle paper u has
become = sentimental habit. and
! suppose II keep q Ding i
Until ! die
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Will Consider Twice
Year Tax Payments

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-16
Directors Chosen

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no GRAEDE CITY jar ia
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