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altogether new problems because
practically every member OF the
large cast is rated as a first cla-s
screen comic and is certain to share
III the laughter which the picture
rrOvokes.
High-speed action and fast lines
were necessary to keep the tempo
Of the hilarious farce AZ full speed
ahead. There Is little time for waits
10 let the audience catch ND IT'S
laughing. yet i is 50 timed that no
lines are lost and no situation left
vague because Of the no Sc Of an
p~rec.ation that always greets the
antics Of Winnie LiEhtner. Olsen
and johnson or any Of the support
ing players.
Claude Gillingwater. Dorothy
ChriSty. Vivian Oakland. Virginia
sale. Arthur Hcyt. Charley Grape
win. George Byron. and Charles
Judels are IN the cast o. Gold Dust
Gertisr and share I'm its tumuitu-
Il fun. Lloyd Bacon directed
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their prowl, of the medical
treatises on the subject. of how
habit-forming and injurious i
was TO the body. AS they ar
rived at their objective. they
knocked timidIy on the door
through which the sounds of
revelry and the clink of glasses
came to their ears. The door
opened a Bit and a swarthy face
peered out at them. S~ummoning
all their courage they put mp a
bold front and breezed right in
past the door-tender and up 10
a long counter that extended the
length OF the room. a fat, jovial
looking man was in front OF
them now. Summoning UP all
their courage. they each said
two words, words that would
take them 10 the depths. that
might deprive them Of their tat
ing collections, their butterfly
nets and above all their educa-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Brand New Papaya
4 4 = =
Is Developed Here
\ < \ =
BY III. G. Stilwell

A brand new papaya has been de-
veloped in the Valley.
This announcement was made sat
urday by Fl. G.. Stilwell. Sr.. veter-
an Valley experimental. who oper-
ates a nursery near Brownsville.
The new papaya, a member OF the
hardshell family. differs from others
In several respects.
One is in otlcr-it Is almost
blood red. instead Of yellow or
orange as most other papayas.
Another difference is in the keep
ing quality. this new papaya be-
ing Of a harder shell. and keeping
p DAYS after it IS pulled from the
tree.
i differs from others in still other
respects. l n the matter OF taste and
smell. The new papaya has a mark
Cd similarity Of taste TO a water
melon.
II lacks the peculiar odor and
flavor Of many papayas which IS
disagreeable to SO many persons. the
developer said.
The new papaya n a cross be-
tween several other kinds, according
TO Mr.. Stilwell. He has only one
tree nov. but is planting seed from
this new fruit.
He has named It the Red Rock"
papaya-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
A LESSON ON THE
INSIDIOUS EFFECT OF
DRINK

The two youths stole quietly
up the side street, carefully
avoiding lights and Sinking
from shadow to shadow. Their
reputation was at stake If they
were apprehended they would
be suspended from the Hople-
dorf Dancing and Knitting
School. and their parents would
disown them. They realized all
this but were drawn to this ter
rible depravity BY a strong. in
sistent lure that frightened their
throat muscles and caused their
hands to tremble as they crept
along. Darling now into a dark
alley they stumbled over boxes
and cases. their hearts beating
violently when they heard the
slightest noise. They had heard
of the terrible consequences of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
TIL THIEvING z v

'TuuS on O summer hdyride
rs ne sfyolIed about the land,
That I softly called her s7Ueet-
heart,
And held her littis-Y1inco1f.
As l held her little r0iHco0t,
We Suers going quite a pace,
I nestled close beside her
And rso1ed closer to hey-nps-
brelI0.
Closer TO her umbrella
rs she nsnirKred little sfqhs,
The nsello1U moonlight b0thed
rs
And l besPed into her-b1sket.
The merry little miss,
Laughed IN chdste confusion
As I boldly stole a sandwich.
OHIO State SKIS Dial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Gold Dust Certie'
Is Laugh Crarrmed

The difficulty of timing for
laughs In the making on a modern
screen comedy Is complicated by
the cleveriness or the comedians fl
the cast.
AS a consequence Gold Dust
Gertie.' Warner Brothers latest
feature picture starring Winnie
richtner and featuring Olsen and
Johnson. which CONES 70 the Rivoli
Theatre San Benito. today. offered
the sound recording departments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
If You Must Hit the FeHow,
Donf Do 1t Near Courthouse

b.-Air your opinion OF a courts
decision in the courtroom.
These homely but obvious truths
were impressed on a Brownsville
woman late last week to the tune
Of a $500 peace bond. a day in tail,
two SIS fines and court costs.
A woman started for the court
house 10 file charges against a
neighbor. The second party heard Of
this and left pelt-melt for the same
destination catching the party OF
the first part on the courthouse lawn
Without the usual amenity Of
striking UP a pugilistic pose. the
party OF the second part went into
immediate action. landing a iclting
right TO the mouth.
Out rushed the minions OF the law,
taking the woman before Justice
OF the Peace Fred Kowalski on char
ges Of simple assault.
Did you" asked the Justice in
dicating the bruised woman, "hit
this lady7"
II did" was the emphatic answer
That" replied the justice, twill
be SIS and court costs"
Whereupon the defendant launch
ed into a lengthy discussion relative
TO judges. decisions and justice. II
was accompanied By full sound ef-
fccts. The justice listened attentive
Is and when the torrent subsidized he
spoke.
That he said. is what Is COM
monty defined In the Law books u
contempt OF court. You are fined
an additional SIS and sentenced to
a day in jail. You also will be plac-
ed under a $500 peace bond
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
CONSERVATION
BILL ASSURED
. OF PASSAGE
Oil Crisis In East
Texas Considered
BY Sterling
Bv RAYMOND Brooks

AUSTIN. July Gov. Ross s.
Sterling has before him for the first
time written assurances that the
Texas house will enact a c%onserva-
ton bill by the 100 votes required
for immediate effectiveness.
He was studying this repoe as he
debated a final decision Tor con-
vening the legislature to meet the
oil crisis OF East Texas.
Along with ii he had word OF the
notice given the railroad commits
sion by the Texas company that
this major organization couldn't
afford TO keep on observing the
east Texas proration order while
others around It disobeyed and
drained the oil.
1.e,Rnes from house members 70
w. I'D Todd OF the East Texas oil
emergency committee put 80 mem
bers definitely on paper supporting
a conservation bill.
Twenty-six others declared them
selves open-minded. Seventeen did
not commit themselves. and eight
of the $50 members went on record
against such a bill.
That indicated no trouble at all
in getting the 100 votes. There was
expected 10 be no trouble OF win
ming 81 votes in the senate.
The oil mems poll was in the
same ratio as a newspaper poll
earlier taken.
Belief has been increasing that II
the legislature Is assembled. as
prospects indicate. Gov. Sterling
will submit the broad subject OF
creating a new conservation COM
mission 20 deal with water. soil.
gas. oil and other natural resour-
ces. That would follow his request
In the regular session for such an
anpointive commission TO deal with
oil.
Gov. Sterling believes conserva-
ton Of other resources is just as
important as that OF oil. II may
be that n general conservation law
will meet some Of the shortcomings
OF trying to regulate OF prorate oil
alone.
In the recent Austin poll. nearly
three out OF four members OF the
legislature who went on record IA
vored creation OF a new conserva-
ton commission TO handle the oil
situation. New proration hearings
have not reduced appearance OF the
need Of a separate body. in that the
railroad commission IS spit up on
the question. and 50 divided IN
tasks that ii can't give anything like
all its time to oil.
The operators have acquired the
habit Of filing injunction suits
and ignoring orders or the railroad
commission pending lengthy trials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
BUNION ON MY LADY'S
HEEL

Tiny, hateful, eozrurdly bump
Cursed, hidsoHs losgly limp,
Thou bring'St we anguish. moe
not Tuf1l
Psrched afon INV lddyS heel.
HorYid. ozUfnl, Ssvefched Zane
Mean, 5TllriHoHs thing name,
Thy heart Is surely made of
steel,
Why did'd thou choose my
Iady's hrclg
-LrhirA BHvv.
Something must be done"
said the lii woman as she
smelled the biscuits burning.
Metre Darf Iarrirr.
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
QUITE SUFFICIENT

III want to know il / have
rounds for divorce"
"Are you married."
yes"
"Of course YOU have"
-hrvfhrrrffrrn Pn-flr Frrrrf-
The trouble with Chi gang
stcrs j. that they arc not shy
enough.
-Aotrr ra-rr Jurpirr.
The Ohio Censor Board re-
fused to allow The Bio House
10 be- shown. The reason given
l. that the prison situation is
bad.
Naughty. naughty. Mustn't
show the prisoners how badly
off they are.
-Ha-sfs~ Rasai ces,s-.
Passerby drumming into house
after hearing scrcams) If YOU
don't quit beating your child.
iii call the police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Road Wrinkles To Be
Talked AT Banquet

HARLrNGFN. July I'D. X
Martin az san Antonio. member az
the state highway commission, has
been invited To attend the san
Benito- Harlingen twin-city ban
ouet Thursday night AZ the Reese
Wil-Mond Hotel when the matter
OF taking the wrinkles ont OF the
h'ghwav between the cities viii be
discussed.
John T. F1oore. manager OF the
chamber OF commerce. sent the in
vitation 70 Martin.
A year ago state engineers said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

A man who was an ardent
anti-prohibitionist fell over
board from a lake steamer and
was bar Ply rescued from drown
ing. Upon regaining conscious
ness he said he didn't mind his
close call, but he swallowed
some of that darned stuff"
-Novfhrssfern PHrtfe Pcrrct.
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that the state could take care only
az the part between the arroyo
bridge and the city limits but the
state since has been given the
power "a do maintenance work in
CITY limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

III "A (fNlOAL LADY
I'm tempted to tell you I think
you're superb,
With your dimbles and
gldrces so flashing.
I'd pick out the fyitest Of pro-
noun and verb,
And each standby I'd soon
be ycirdshing.
The prospects d~llayirg-T real
" confess
That my good resolutions are
dying.
! could start every fsrvent I'M
FASHIONED address
With a fine exhibition Of
Sighirgl
! could tell yoH I'd tear all my
clothing to rags,
That the heart Of a stone you
~ ~ H..
rl-L 800 uu
~
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"Evangeline was talking about
YOU, before you came in. What do
yod& link she said7"
II haven't any idea
Jaw, you must have been listen
tng.-Pathfinder-
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4 O SEE THIs2

What are your views On kiss
ing?r
Il haven't any always shut
my eyes."-TIt-Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

II Is unwiSe TO.
a.-Take a swing at your enemy
on the courthouse lawn.
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my tux shirt used to belong
to an Indian moaned the pre-
cocious promgoer. 'and il con-
stantly creeps up on me-"
-Ufch HsmbHg.
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They tell me that Archie
comes from one of the first
families in town."
Yeah, one of the first as you
drive in"
-Asnssolu Log.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

WHO Is that tough looking
fellow over there?'
why. that's Splippy Munro.
the noted Detroit gunman. He
has shot down and killed TWEEN
ty-three men"
"Really? 2"
Yes. only three more and he
wins the district championship
round against the Chicagoans.'
-Arfrr DgrHr Jaggirr.
Speaking OF force or habit.
how about the bootleggers son
who got kicked out of school be-
cause of over-cutting
-aashing.or Dir7r.
Two Scotchmen met WI the
street. The one recognized that
the other was drunk. 90 he hand
e. him a dollar bin and said.
well. Sandy. here's tie -vvo
dollarsI owe you"
-CLirars Ffe-rI-
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ton at the Hopledorf Dancing
and Knitting School.
Each drawing a deep breath
they said, Coke and lemon"
Exit.
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my dear, ! brought that all
the way from the Orient, just
for you"
isn't that rather far
fetched?"
Cornell Ws5or.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

WORST PUN OF THE YEAR
Zoology Note: The penguin
is mightier than the sword-hsh.
-Norfh1cgsryH Purple Pary5f.
Cadet: II We appear together
too much around here, people
will talk about us.
Coed: Suppose we disap-
pear together, then.
-Y. = T. Skipper.
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Then there's the Buddhist
who sold Bibles for his bread
and Buddha.
-fyrH Poirf Poi-fry.
The Song OF the Psyche:
Way Do7SH Upon the Suurfi
Rircr.
-carreSie Tc6h Paffrf.
Girls are the most biased
creatures I've ever seen"
why so?'
"All they ever say Is, Bias
this and bias that"
-f0rs FriscL
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-06
CAPITAL EGG
HUNT ON
Ram Cuts Down Crowd of
Kids at Annual White
House Function

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-06
NEW TRIALS
ORDERED FOR
Convicted of Murder
ing Sweetheart,
Gains Respite
EVIDENCE
Was Insufficient IN Count
On Which Convicted,
Judge Rules

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-06
Naval Officer Tangles
With President Moncada
When Sergeant Is Shot

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Day Maneuvers
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ARMAMH0URS
TO BE CHANGED
Star Route May Be Altered
Giving Valley Towns
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The Carbon County news., 1931-08-20
WYOMING COUPLES FILE
FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES

A general exodus of marriage
bent couples from Wyoming to
Red Lodge has been noticed by C.
P. Larkin, clerk of the district
court. Twelve people, all from
various towns in the neighboring
state, last week were granted of
ficial sanction to wed.
John Robert Johnson, of Lowell,
drew a license with Cora Eyre of
Cowley, while R. Rex Burnham
and Ada Lowe, of Lowell also filed
applications that were granted. j.
j. Jones of Basin came hand in
hand with Marjorie May Keeth of
Greybull. and on the following day
Willard G.. Patton of Lowell and
Estella Perkins of Greybull were
in the clerks office for the same
reason. On Tuesday Maurice l..
Voice and Theda Durfee of Lowell
wrote their names in the record
of licenses, and on Wednesday a
license was issued to Philip S.
Gaines and Mildred Misomelius,
both of Hyatville.