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Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-15
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VERIFY HILLS, Nov. IA.
(SpeciaD-Wel, we was just feel
ing fine, and we thought We had
listened to our last campaign
speech out here for two more
years, when who comes in here on
q transforming tour but John j.
Rascob, Irenne DUPONT and Ed
ward F. Hutton = three hundred
million dollars worth of talent
They got plan called tno, not
EPIC) Liberty league. They feel
under the New Deal that the U.
S. Constitution is the forgotten
man. So they are doing a modern
Paul Revere and are going down
the valleys in three private rail
way cars arousing the people:
Block that kick, block that kick,
the Democrats are kicking our
Constitution around"
They are all three mighty fine
estimable men, and if they hap
pen to play in your town, set all
the bigwigs out. They are darn
nice fellows and got the best show
on the road this season.
Yours,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-15
Extend Closing Date
For Cotton Pool

Extension Of the closing date for
the national cotton surplus certifi-
cate pool has been made according
to information received by Dan
Pubols, assistant in cotton ADJUST
ment.
The absolute deadline now is
November "a and those who wish
to place certificates in the pool
should get them in by that time.
Further details may be obtained
from Pubols at his office in the
court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-15

Willis, Mendocino county, ex-
perienced killing frosts the middle
of October.
Evening star., 1934-01-14

Dramatic end of the Recstag fire trial at Leipzig Ger
many The shows the Dutchman Van der Lubbe with
bowed head he heard the verdict which meant his death
Evening star., 1934-01-14

no PEOPLE regard you as pretty Jome-
- nme,? Or do you bear the reputation
for constant loveliness that goes with
Aawless skin!
II the mirror shows your face losing
some of its radiance ;. growing rough
and dry ]. try using OUTDOOR GIRL
OEre oil Face Powder. There's nothing
like it for smoothing away eOarseness
and restoring to your complexion its
young. alluring beauty.
OUTDOOR GIRL is soft and fluffy in
look and feel, yet it clings for hours.
In smart shades to blend with any complex:
ion. In Iaree economy.si sizes At leading drug and
deparsment stores = SOC. 23e. Mail coupon for
generous free samples.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
SOCIALES

ha dado mayor Importance a Ia
5squina de la Septima ayenida
Y Gale 16, origin6 frases de en-
comic y admiration para ell eX-
quisito gusto de sus duenos.
Lindas palmas, de la casa de
Greco, adornaban la amplia sa-
la. Las muchachas fueron obse-
quiadas con bonitos botones de
rosa, en- recuerdo de la apertu-
ra.
Los sen0res Antonio Juran,
Enrique Casado y Epifanio ri
goyen, con refinada cortesia a.
tendieron a los asistentes, para
la que tenian palabras de afecto.
La orquesta Los BohemiCs, a.
micr6fono de la WDAE, que es
taba en- ell salon cafe, trasmiti6
un amend programa de selectas
pleas.
ReiteramoS nueStra mas sin
cera felicitaci6n y los mejores
'deseos por el nuevo estableci
miento.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
CHUNGAS
(Vleue de Ia 1a.)

bible, como es la prsencia de
mujeres NOn-santas codeandO-
Sc con las personals decentes, y
los grup9s de hombres ebrios
que disputan sin cesar prof.
riendo palabras obcenas y lle-
gando hasta ell altercado y la RI
ma.
Els tambien imprescindible
que Sc aparten de las fiestas del
Circulo a los nihos, que ade-
mas de estorbar a los bailado-
res reciben una lecci6n impro-
pia de sr edad. Desc a la nine2
peri6dicas funciones consagra-
das a SD inteligencia y propi&s
para 81 edad, pero apartesele de
ese contacto con la genie adu.-
ia.
Esas son unas de las cuantas
cosas, ST.. Manteiga, que tienen
que hacerse y buscarse hom5reS
que laa hagan, 81 es que quere-
mos que ell Circulo CUbano ga
ne en- prestigio, nivele sus pre-
supuestos y sea una INSTITUTION
que honre a la Colonia Guiana,
Y que pueda ponerse como elem
plo enaltecedor a los que nos Vi
siten.
Z Siga listed pOr csc canine
que ha puesto su pluma al SER
vicio no solo del Circulo Cuba
no sino tambi6n para ell presti-
gio de la numerosa colonia de
esta ciudad, y vaya la felicia
ci6n mas sincera de-.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Ell picnic de m0ildnd

IS
En- ell parque LA Columna,'
organizado por el Padre Luis
Condo a beneficio de la Eacue-
la Educational de West Tampa,
de la que es director.
A las II habra una misa de
campana, por ell Padre l.. Con
de. Ell almuerzo Sc servira a las
IL. Habra competencias atl6ti :
cas- y carreras, a las 2. Despu6s
ell baie hasta las ocho de la no.
che.
I'm espectaculo de variedades,
con la "vedette" Velia Martinez
y ell joven actor Serafin Rodri =
guez sera p~resentado.
Tn hermoso dia en- perspec-
tiva.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
KIRBY PIDE SER TRASLA-
DADO AL HOSPITAL DE
TUBERCULOSIS

AL uez Parks, de la corte del
circuito, Sc pidi6 hace pocos dias
ell traslado de Ray Kirby, con :
denado a prisi6n perpetua por
Ell aSesinato de Orlo Brown, des
de la carcel del condado al hos
pital de tuberculosis pobres.
FL juez conferenci6 con ell a.
bcgado consultor Sutton Y los
comisionados aplazaron su de
cisi6n, mientras Sc investigan al
gunos aSpectOs del case.
La noticia de que ell condena-
10 habia sido puesto en- una bar
tolina, ha sido desmentida por
ell sheriff y sus diputados.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
A~R2ESTADOS TRES TIA
LIANOS

Barcelona, mayo 5.-Se en-
cuentran detenidos los italia
nos Eligio PM, Michel Basino
y Adela Sardini, a los que Sc
acusa de formar parte de una
banda international de estafa-
dores.
Esos individuoS Sc dedicaban
a la venta de AUTOMOBILES ro-
bados, habi6ndoseles ocupado
dos coches, uno de la matricula
de Barcelona y otro de Madrid.
Los tres vivian con esplendi :
DEE y vestian con gran elegan-
cia.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
CONDENADOS VARIOS DI-
NAMITEROS

Barcelona, mayo 5.-La au-
diencia ha condenado a Loren
20 Lecha, Eladio lila y Manuel
y Angel Soto, como colocadores
de la bomba que hizo explosion
en- un horno de la Gale de la
D~iputaci6n.
Ell dueno del horno reconoci0
a los cuatro hombres, pidiendo
que fueran castigados con ARE
Clio a la ley:
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
FL b0ile en- ci A8turj0uO

En- los saloncs de la institu :
ci6n Centre Aaturiano tendra
etecto esta noche Ell anunciado
bale de las flores.
Los muchach0s de la Secci6n
de Recreo han contratado los
services de la orquesta "Ho :
mer Mercer" para las pleas a
m%ericanas, y a "Los Bohemios'
que tocaran en- ell salon cantina.
Es requisite indispensable la
presentation del recibo y ell car
net.
Ell bale durara hasta las 5 de
la manana.
AuguramOS un franco exitO a
los caballerosos jovenes de la
Secci0n de RecreO.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05

La junction de mamma
En- Ell teatro del Centre Obre-
re Sc verificara la function a be-
neficio de los trovadores hernia
nos Barcenas.
La graciosa obra Gel Duo de
la Boheme," que es IN 6xito de
risa, ira a escena en- primer ter
mino.
En- el intermedio ira ell con :
curse de son, con un premio.
La entrada costara 20 cts. a
los mayores y 10 a los ninos.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Pr6Tfnaa b0dG

4 = NtIfb0 OOUU
Ell viernes de la entrante Sc
mana uniraE sus destinos la
bellisima j6ven Silvia de la To-
RE, y ell correctisimo joven Jo-
Sc Corrales, Jr.
La ceremonial nupcial tendra
lugar en- la Iglesia Cat6lica de
Ybor, actuando de padrinos la
Srta. Conchita Cigarran, y ell
Sr. Ernesto Fernandez.
Silvia y Jose fijaran su resi-
dencia en- ell 2404 de la Gale
Cornelia.
BESIDE ahOra le anticipamOs
toda suerte de felicidades.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
COMISION PARA FIJAR FL
PRECIO DE LA LECHE

Habana, Mayo 5.-Una conf
sion Sc nombr6 aver para fijar
ell precio de la leche, compuesta
per los Sres. Fraga, Ruiz y dos
t6cnicos.
Una lecheria moderna sera
instalada para explicar al pd-
blico como Sc manipula actual
mente csc lfquido.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Ell A DE UN PHO
TO

Habana, Mayo 5.-Un vapor
traera hoy el cadaver del exte-
niente Giro Leonard, de la avia
ci6n Guiana, que pereciera en- un
accidente ocurrido en- Colombia.
Ell padre de Leonard Sc suicide
cuando defendia ell Catillo de
Atares contra ell ataque del ejer
otto de Batista.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
INCENDIo EN- LOS NIUE
LIES DE LA WARD LINE

Habana, Mayo 5.-Se decla-
re- un violent9 incendio en- los
muelles de la compania &c vapo-
res Ward Line, iniciandose las
llamas en- unos sacos de arrOz.
Los bomberos trabajan para
dcminar Ell voraz eIemento.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Ca GACEsrA

found the girl of my Dreams"
que fue estrenada aver en- Ia
function del teatro Stella, sera
cantada maHana en- la fiesta tea
tral del Cfrculo Cubano.
Ell Sr. Suarez ha recibido la
aPrcbaci6n de dos canciones
mas.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
RENUNCIO Ell
DE NICARAGUA

ManagUa mayo 5.-EI gabi-
nete present6 hoy su renuncia y
ell presidente Sacasa Sc halla EN-
penado en- la tarea de escoger a
los nuevos ministries.
La Omission no tiene especial
caracter politico y no Sc halla
relacionada con ell asesinato del
general SANDING.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Sunlight Club

Los muchachos que compo
men este enthusiastic conjunto tie
men preparado I'm paseo a la
playa, ell pr6ximo domingo.
La excursion partira de la
Residential de la Srta. Clotil-
de Ribaya, avenida 10 y Gale
16, a la una de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
FL bale de dnOche

Fl OULTE NE UftOCNG
Magnifjco ell bale, en- los sa-
lones de los "Caballeros de la
Luz amenizado por Ell Sexteto
Floridano.
La simratica Srta. Evangeli-
a Garcia fu6 la agraciada con
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Ell acomtecimiento de aver

acontecimiento de aver
Como habiamos anunciado,
anoche Sc inaugur6 con gran
esplendor ell moderno cafe y res
taurant "Alcazar," obra del en-
tusiasmo Gesplegado por sus Sc
nores propietarios.
Ell gran establecimiento, que
La gaceta., 1934-05-05

CampledHOs
La simpatica Srta. Ofelia Fer
nandez, con residential en- ell MI
nero 1916 de la avenida IL,
cumple manana la edad de 10
amos.
En- su hogan recibira a todas
sus amistades.
Nuestra felicitaci6n en- su dfa.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
En- el st. JoSep Hall

En- el st. J0Sep Hall
Las alumnas de la Academia
de este colegio preparan ell fes-
tival correspondence a este
mes, para Ell dia Is.
Sc esta confeccionando un
programa de grandes atraccio-
nes.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
Enfermita

EMterW1td
Guarda CANA en- su residen-
cia de la Gale w. Buffalo nume
70 BOT, la nina Ramona Mantei
ga ,hija amantisima del direc-
tor de este peri6dico.
Colmada de regalos y mimos,
pNsa Su lijera enfermedad.
HacemoS ruegos por que
pronto recupere su salud.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05

Cada uno de elIos debera cum
rlir 13 a6os por Ia c~olocaci6n
de explosives, dos por llevar ar
La gaceta., 1934-05-05
FL repertoire

ri repertoire
de Benny Sudrez
Una de las canciones del com
positor y poeta de la ~lOcalidad,
Sr. Benny Suarez, titulada 1--WE
La gaceta., 1934-05-05

Ell regalo de los retratos.
Anuncian los organizadores
otro bale, en- Ell mismo salon, a
.beneficio de les musicos.
La gaceta., 1934-05-05

mas prohibidas y q dias de a.
rresto V multas de 500 pesetas
por coacci6n.
, 1934-12-21
Little Brother Daffy'
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Keeps His Bride Waiting
At Altar as He Shaues

RUSSELVILLE, Ark, Dec. 81.
-tRH Little Brother "Daffy'
Dean, the calm and collected
bridegroom who kept his bride
waiting three hours. Is honey
incoming Friday toward a meet
ing with Big Brother Dizzy"
"A real Christmas surprise,
that's me-" chortled "Daffy".
Nervous bridegroom? Not a bit
Of It. One Of the Dean brothers,
pitching pair extraordinary, just
got married and took II in stride.
Sometime Thursday, the ques-
ton was settled with Miss Dorothy
Sandusky. local beauty prize win
ner and daughter Of j. S. San
dusky, Russellville. Ark, lumber
man.
The wedding was arranged for
five o'clock. The bride was ready.
But she hadn't taken into con-
sideration that she was marrying
one Of the Dean brothers.
Paul suddenly discovered he
needed a wedding suit-a ring-a
license-a sEave-a haircut.
First he drove to Fort Smith, 80
miles away. Dashing from store to
store. he got everything but the
license. He drove up 70 the court
house at Ozark just as the clerk
was closing the office. He got the
license.
Meanwhile, the wedding hour
and three more hours passed. Was
the bride nervous? He'll be here
she said.
Then the bridegroom drove up
to the Sandusky residence. Hur-
riedly the wedding party was
gathered and the ceremony begun.
Just as the minister about
reached the wilt thou section,
brother 'Daffy" leaned casually
over the bride and planted a re-
sounding kiss on her cheek.
Leaving after the ceremony for
, 1934-12-21
Stuart Place
Honor Pupils
Are Announced
Especial 10 The Herald)

Especial 10 The Herald)
STUART PLACE. Dec. IL The
following honor roll has been re-
leased by the Stuart Place schools:
Honor Roll
High School: Janet BankSon, Paul
FankhauSer. Leah NJ. Brown, Myrtle
Drews, Georgia Holmes, Virginia
Brown, Raymond Drews, Dorothy
Decker. Dorothy Temp, Nina r.
Higdon, Oscar Holmes, Dolores
Perkins, Mary ". Vencil, Dim<@ J.
Orr, Homer Perkins, MARCEL Deck
er, Betty Haynes.
Sixth grade: Ailene Mccormick.
Fifth grade: Marie Harpin, Rich
ard Bull, Lois Decker.
Fourth grade: Betty Jane Mer-
edith, Laura DuBose, Laura Nell
Vencill.
Third grade: Arlene Lands. En-
ory Finley, Kenneth Drews, Berlan
Dumas, Jean Valentine.
Second grade: Mary Ann CARR
son.
First grade: Mary l. Withers,
Maxene Mccormick, Robert Nc
ANa1AA@
Third grade: Victoria Hernandez,
Apolonio Trejo.
Second grade: Lupe Gonzales,
Maria Serna.
First grade: Maria Hernandez.
Honorable Mention
High school: Doris Mccall. Leslie
Stuart, James Orr. Carl Mars,
Gertrude Graalman. Florence HenSz.
Sixth grade: Lillian Gottlieb. Sara
Jane Diehl.
Fifth grade: Catherine Baker.
Fourth grade: Robert Diehl,
Lucille Mars, Robert Doak.
Second grade: Elda Jane Patton,
Mary r. McNabney. Joyce Grindle,
Joe Norris Goldsmith.
First grade: Merl Holland. La
Mora Howell, Rose Apologize, Nor
ma Lee Bridges, Evelyn Huey. Ken
meth Wurzbach, Charles Seng, Ben
ME Haynes. Soycelyn Garrison,
Frank Jordan.
Third grade: Manuel Perez, Fran
ciSca SalaZar, Teresa Lopez.
Second grade: Maria Mendoza,
Paula Mendes.
First grade: Beda Hernandez,
Maria Trejo, Isaac Banda.
Beginners: Baustino Chaves.
, 1934-12-21
San Benito Kids
Make "a Cards
Especial TO The Herald


SAN BENITO, Dec. 2i.-Straight
"A" cards have been made by the
following children in the ward
choolS:
North Ward-First grade. Annette
Stewart. Donald Ferguson. Verlon
'ellers. Douglas Michel, Betty Lou
2rentiss. Second grade, Frank Adle-
on. Ella Lucille Murphy. Lillion
nllinger. Mary Ann Gamble. Jerre
alexander. Peg z. Garribrandt.
Third grade. Daniel Mallow. Lois
andrews. Virginia Kennedy. Helen
Morris, Marilyn Daughtrey. Fourth
grade. Mary Lou Sweeney. Fifth
rrade. Bonnie Lou Bryant.
Lsndrum-Ffrst grade. Bobby
Byrd, c. Z. Davis. Lynn Jean Fos-
'er. A. L. Maley. Herbert Maley. Don
oayne, Orby Roots. Jesse Roiz.
Tchn Rushing. Darrell Tapley.
James Wells. Jack Worley. Leeta
May Betancourt. Joice Bush. Allie
rou Christianson. Frances Lang.
patsy O'Ouinn. Haldane Reeves.
Marilyn Strater.
Second grade. Gerald Rustad. Joe
Noon. Carl Searstrand. Ada Atkins.
Marie Polio. Doris Clark, Dorothy
Young. Fifth grade. Billy Hirsch.
Bill Bone, Polly Breedlove. Wilma
June Hohenshell. Joan Hagar. Mary
Talbot.
, 1934-12-21
DEMOS SEEK
MORE POSTS

WASHINGTON. Dec. Alp
Democratic leaders proposed Friday
that their party assume control
over the drafting Of legislation by
taking owe more committee posts,
The move brought quick protest
from republicans.
Representative Byrns Of Tennes-
see. democratic floor leader who Is
expected To be next speaker, adj
vanced II as his personal belief that
the democratic membership on leg
islation- shaping committees should
be increased and republican men,
bership reduced.
They (republicans) have got
about ore-fourth OF the member
ship" Byrns said, so why should
they have one-third. OF Whereabouts,
Of the committee places. It's our
responsibility. and we're competent
TO handle II.
Il wouldn't want TO take away
from any member a right to which
he was entitled. but I don't figure
the republicans r entitled to as
, 1934-12-21
WARSHIPS COST
PROBE ORDERED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-R)-A
sweeping inquiry into what Chair
man Nye called amazing increases"
In recent costs of warshipS was
ordered Friday by senate munitions
investigators. They said they want
ed TO determine II there had been
collision" in bidding.
The investigators said they had
evidence that bids If private COM
panies for the construction Of naval
oeStroyers doubled between the fall
Of 1888 and the fall Of 1884.
Meanwhile. Pierre d. Pont, Of
the Delaware munitions firm. call
ed for exhaustive study by the
wisest" minds h devise a practic-
able plan to eliminate excess prof.
its in wartime. He said the Du
Pont company already was on rec
ord as favoring Sucn elimination.
Calling for q study now TO avoid
hasty and inefficient measured
later" he told the Associated Press.
The regulation Of wartime prof.
its must apply to every business and
every individual. II must not impair
, 1934-12-21

a honeymoon trip to Gulfport,
Miss, where they will be met by
Big Brother Dizzy" and his wife.
they arrived in Little Rock three
hours later.
Suddenly Paul realized he had
not had any supper. So they stop
ped over for a wedding meal.
AS am as her husband, the
bride ate her dinner while he ex-
planned jus thow this all came
about.
"Aw, I'd been seeing her around
ever since she was a skinny girl
going barefoot" Eventually he
confessed that 1t was somewhat
OF a "whirlwind" courtship over
the last two months that settled
the matter.
, 1934-12-21

many members as they now have
on committees"
Representative MapoS OF Michi-
gan, o republican leader. remarked
that:
The republicans got about Is per
cent OF the popular vote In the last
election Those voters are entitled
TO representation
But II the democrats want TO
change things. they've got the brute
strength TO do To-"
The democrats have 322 members
In the next house while republicans
have 100. The number OF republic
cans and democrats on committees
has not been changed since demo-
Gratis took over the house In 1891
with q four-vote majority.
In the last house. democrats had
GA committee posts. and republic
cans 276. a number OF members
serving on two or more committees.
But II those totals should be car
ried on into the next house. repub-
leans would average &c committees
per man and democrats 10.
, 1934-12-21

the efficiency, productivity and
inventiveneSS Of American industry"
Although the committee had in
tended to bring up the question Of
warship costs In public hearing
Friday, Ii put the matter off TIL
after the holidays to make more
detailed inquiry.
Investigators said data gathered
BY their agents showed that In the
fall OF 1888 the low bid on a certain
cruiser type was $780, coo, but that
q year later 1t was Sl6.000.000 fol
virtually the same ship. They said
increased costs would not account
for the doubled price.
The committee planned to con-
clude Friday It's inquiry into the
war departments ideas for indus
trial mobilization In time OF war
IL sought tc show the plan would
result n RECOMMENDATION Of labor"
The current inquiry into the Du
Pont Powder company, which ha:
occupied four weeks. was conclud-
Cd Thursday with evidence that the
concern made S228,7 31 900 profits
from 1915 TO 1918. inclusive.
It showed the profits were left
after federal taxes had been paid
from a business amounting &C
sl.l57.0,0.OO0.
, 1934-12-21
FORTIFICATION
OF PACIFIC IS
TO Be PUSHED

WASHINGTON. Dec. q. RI-A
move to increase American forti-
fication in the Pacific was describ-
ed Friday rs virtually certain to
develop In congress after Japan for
mallv scraps the washington Naval
Treaty.
A possible Naval Base and an in
land air base In Alaska already are
being discussed on Capitol Hill.
Anthony j. Dimond, AlaSka's dem
ocratic delegate 70 congress. said
he planned TO press for action on
q measure 70 establish an air base.
Must Depend on Selves
Both Alaska and the coast states
and perhaps Canada, he added,
would welcome stronger fortifica-
tions also in Hawaii and other Pa
cific possessions.
Every senator and representa-
tive from west Of the Rocky noun
tains, with the possible exception
Of Senator Borah Of Idaho" he said,
would vote to strengthen American
Notifications in the Pacific"
From Representative Lea ID
Cali came the comment:
"Japan's prospective action has
made it clear that we must depend
on ourselves for defense aSd not on
International Agreements"
Await Announcement
Dimond said he believed the navy
would not hesitate TO set up an
operating base in Alaska II II could
get the money. He declared ne plan
ned to discuss an air base for the
territory with war department OIL
Gals. He has Fairbanks and Anchor
age In mind as likely sites.
Meanwhile, there was no official
comment here ON the approaching
notification that Japan Is abrogat-
I ing the washington Treaty. The
capital heard with interest that the
japanese emperor had affixed the
Imperial Seal to the documents. II
expects Ambassador Hircsi Saito TO
deliver the announcement to the
state department on on before sat-
urday.
, 1934-12-21

SAN BENITo. Dec. 7i-A cry
stall gazing Santa Claus was tho
innovation provided for the Rotary
cub when Ii met nc the Stonewah
jackson Hotel Thursday noon
The santa was James q. LouthAn
who looked into the future for
members OF the club as the presents
were handed out. After the Rotar-
Ians played with their toys fG n
time they turned them over 70 the
volunteer firemen who wiz disrri-
butte them among the poor children
The annual good will Christmas
offering was taken and turned over
TO the charity board
DIR. ]. B. Symmonds. honorary
member, was present. Visiting
Rotes included ID. ID. Norton, H. =
Bennett. Jack King. w. Z. Gaines.
w. "A. SEeale and ID. l.. Ewing, GIL
OF Harrington
, 1934-12-21
l. DATA
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was moder-
ately high over the plateau and
southern Rocky Mountain region
and over the far eastern states Fri
day morning, and moderately low
over the Canadian northwest and
over the middle Mississippi valley,
Except for scattered precipitation
in Florida, around the Great Lakes,
and in the far northwestern states
the weather was mostly fair
throughout the balance Of the coun-
try. Temperatures have risen IN
Texas and the Mississippi valley
since Thursday morning, and fall
en- somewhat over the plateau re-
gion, but readings are generally near
the seasonal average practically
throughout the country.
Brownsville 8 a. m. CEST) sea-
level pressure 1904 inches.
, 1934-12-21
Especial 70 The Herald)

HARLrNGEN, Dec. 2i.-Lee Will
HANS, who collapsed in the down.
town section. was rushed to the VAL
lev Baptist hospital in a Thompson
ambulance shortly before noon
Tnuysday. This Is the second time
williams has been rushed to the
hospital because Of n heart attack.
, 1934-12-21
San Renito District
Valuations Increase
Especial 70 The Herald

SAN BENITO. Dec. 2l.-Increased
personal property renditionS have
raised assessed valuations in the
local school district slightly, the
1884 total being s6,726,200 real and
personal property.
The district is giving a three
percent discount for taxes paid IN
cash before Jan. /.
The tax rate is again 81 with half
going to the interest and sinking
fund for bonded Indebtedness and
half for operating expenses.
, 1934-12-21
PIONEER is ILL

Especial 70 The Heraidl
SAN BENTTO. Dec. AL. M
Valdetero, pioneer San Benitan
continues III at his home A for
mer druggist and justice OF thu
peace, he Is now In charge Of the
county drug dispensary here.
, 1934-12-21
THE WEATHER

East Texas least Of Tooth meri-
diam: Fair, slightly colder, frost
In interior Of south portion FRI
day night; Saturday partly cloudy,
Moderate west and northwest
winds on the coast.
, 1934-12-21
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
Saturday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High o.5o p. III
Low lO:O9 a. III.
, 1934-12-21
BULLETIN

(First figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday; third
wind velocity at 8 a. m. fourth. prec-
imitation In last "a hoursl
, 1934-12-21

Radium Is the most expensive
mineral In the world today. Is
standard value Is set at $4,000 q
gram.
, 1934-12-21
RIVER BULLETIN

There will be no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
, 1934-12-21
AUGHTER ~ RORN

SAN BENTTO-The Elmer Walks
are parents Of a daughter born at
the Valley Baptist hospital this
week. They also have an older
child. a boy.