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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11
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Scrambled Eggs and Dried Bssi

Scrambled Eggs and Dried Beef
 1-4 ID. dried beef
 tbsp. butter
 eggs
 cup milk l
 speck pepper
 Shred the dried beef into c strain-l CT and pour boiling water over 1t, Drain, and saute in the butter in beat the eggs, add the milk and pepper and pour into the skillet. Cook until creamy consistency, cons stantly stirring and Scraping from the bottom and sides of the skillet. Serve plain or on slices of buttered toast. Serves 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11
Food
 Fashions

You may remember that time, a
 decade or so ago, when we were forbidden to make away with the lettuce that surrounded salad. Twas considered merely an orna- ment. A little later, although al- lowed to eat the leaves as a logi- cal part of the salad course, we encountered strict taboo regarding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11

one eats them wisely, they form a logical part of the normal meal.
 Olives-ripe, green or stuffed for example, are both piquant and wholesome. Horseradish, when freshly ground and we'll prepared, is a healthful product. So, too, is fine mustard when used judi ciously in the davoring of dress ings and sauces.
 Perhaps the worst sins of over spicing are committed with those commonplace condiments, salt and pepper. shall not be so rad ical as to recommend that food be served unseasoned. But do em- phatically assert that much harm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11
h cup sugar

h teaspoon butter, cut in bits
 Moisten the edges of the pastry in the pan. Cover with the. re- maining crust. Press the edges to- gether 50 the top will not pop off in baking. Make small slits in top to take care of escaping steam. Sprinkle top with sugar and cin- namon. Bake in oven 150 degrees F. for 10 minutes, then reduce heat to $50 degrees F. for about h hour more until the apples are soft. Serve warm!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11

The best potatoes-and the most economical-are the large ones with the deep-set eyes. Wherever possible, boil potatoes with the skins on and peel them while still hot. Valuable minerals lie next to the skin and peeling in this man ner is less wasteful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11

that the question
 had been more specific. For con- dinents to one person may mean
 the spiciest of spices and sauces so inhammable as to put them
 quite outside the
 bounds of sim pie and nourishing foods. w h 1 l c othNr condiments are not only &C., nnrkn h1A h.,k iF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11
Foods
 Favorable To Beauty

By KATHLEEN MARY QUINLAN
 Csn condiments be considered as AD0ds that are favorable to beau ty7f someone has asked me. wish
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-11

Youn people of Canton, China, can be taught to enjoy American consul in that city.
, 1935-11-13
Business Chances
IL Business for Sale

THE GRILL, well equipped restau-
rant, doing good business. Reason
for selling-My restaurant at the
Turning Basin requires my en-
tire time. Mrs. G. w. Ward,
Phone 1871.
, 1935-11-13
ne More You Tell The More You Sel-Ads Below Reach 10000 Readers Daily
BALDWIN IS
DUE TO WIN
Street Brawls Common AS
British Prepare To
Go to Polls

LONDON. Nov. I3. LPy-The spirit
ed British election campaign END
ed Wednesday with disorders and 4
probation by OBSERVERS a victory
g the present government.
Ihursday the voters will decide the
popularity Of the governments do
meS.lc and international policies.
Political commentators predict
Prime Minister Stanley Bsldwin's
forces viii receive a workable" ma
Iority.
The returns viii establish the poll
teal division or the els seats in the
House Of Commons. the first revis-
ion since the general election four
years ago when the National party
gained a record breaking parliament
tary majority Of 52i to 81.
AS the campaign reached q climax.
Winston Churchill. former first lord
OF the admiralty and mentioned for
a cabinet place If he is elected to
parliament. lodged stones thrown at
his automobile in Liverpool.
Heckled during a speech at Biz
mingham, Sir Austen Chamberlain,
former foreign secretary. invited
the hecklers &c come or up II you've
got any pluck"
Former Prime Minister Ramsay
Macdonald. Sir Godfrey Collins,
secretary for Scotland, and Walter
Runciman. president OF the board
OF trade were hoWled down when
they appeared on campaign plat
forms.
FIST fights. free-for-afI brawis.
and raids on campaign headquar-
ters have featured the prediction
activities.
, 1935-11-13
g ADVERTISEMENT

part OF Share No. 81 OF the Espiritu
Santo Grant. In Cameron County, Tex
as" and prepared by v. L. Conrad. Civil
Engineer. dated November %. 1923. which
map Is OF record in Volume 8, Page a.
Plat Records OF said Cameron County.
Texas. to which map q the record
thereof. reference IA here made for q
more particular description OF said
property. That BY assignment said
notes. together with the lien securing
the same are held and are the prop
erty Of U. S. National Bank OF Calves
ton. Said note together with interest
thereon are past due and unpaid.
though payment has often been de-
manded. Wherefore. plaintiff prayS
Judgment for Its debt. principal in
terest and attorneys's fees. and costs
for a foreclosure OF its lien; thai the
purchaser at foreclosure sale be put In
possession according 70 law and for
general and special relief.
Herein Fail Not. But have you before
said Court. on said first day OF the next
term thereof. this Writ. with your re-
turn thereon. showing how you have
executed the same.
witness my hand and official seal At
my office In Brownsville. Texas, this
18th day Of October a. .. 1885.
(SEAL)
J. J. BISHOP. Clerk District
Court, Cameron County, Texas.
BY l.. George. Deputy.
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1935-11-13
CITATION BY PUBLICATION

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
, 1935-11-13
Movie Sideights


Scientific sleuths who out-Sher-
lock Sherlock Holmes and who out
fight desperadoes are the center OF
attraction at the Queen Theatre
where Paramount's Men Without
Names" Is Keeling off the true-life
adventures of the Department of
Justice men who r fighting Amer
ica's crime war.
With Fred MacMurray. Madge
evans, Lynne Overman and young
David Holt heading the cast. Men
Without Names" Is a dynamic,
punch-packed film based on adj
ventures which really have happen
ed.
The brutal perpetrators OF a
daring mail armored truck robbery
are the quarry in this pictue. From
Brooklyn. where they pull the job,
the gang Is traced to a small KAN
sas town through a trail OF bills.
MacMurray, masquerading as a
business man Is sent to the town
by the department. II Is his job
70 dig out the criminals.
Impeded by Madge Evans. a
newspaper woman, and by a local
"big-shot" who is attempting TO
cover the ~gangSters. MacMurray
finally finds their hiding place.
Lynne Overman. another depart
ment operative. * sent to aid him.
and between them they begin to
, 1935-11-13
n

AUSTIN. Nov. I3.-With the re-
ceipt Of a contract from Olson's
Terrible SwedeS, agreeing TO meet
the University of Texas cagers here
on January q and %. Business
Manager Ed ole announced the
complete seasons schedule for
Coach Marty Ksrow's 1886 basket
ball team.
Twelve conference games. plus the
two with the famous travelling team
and probably six or more pre-sea-
sen games with smaller colleges
will make up the card. The dates an
nounced by ole follow:
January Al. 9. u. at Austin.
January 8-Rice at Austin.
January 1l-Baylor at Waco.
January 13-S. M u. at Austin.
January 18-Baylor at Austin.
January 21-22-Olson's SwedeS at
Austin.
February 12-Rice at Houston.
February 15-S. NJ. U. at Dallas.
February 1T. c. U. at Fort
Worth.
February IA. a. NJ at Austin.
Feb 28-29-ArkansaS II. At Fay
etteville.
March IA a M. az College sta
tion.
, 1935-11-13
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, 1935-11-13

80 "
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or Any Constable OF
Cameron County-GREETING.
You Are Hereby Commanded 20 sum
mon Nellie p. Fenton and Frank Fen
ton by making publication OF his Cita-
ton once IN each week for four consec-
utive weeks previous 70 the return day
hereof IN some newspaper published IN
your County. II there be a newspaper
published therein, but Y not. then
IN the nearest county where q news
paper IL published; 70 appear az the
next regular term OF the lO3rd District
Court OF Cameron County. Texas. 70 be
held at the Court House thereof, IN
Brownsville. on the Third Monday IN
December A. d. 1888, same being the
18th day Of December. 1895, then and
there to answer q petition. filed in said
Court on the 18th day of September A.
D. 1885, in a suit numbered OF the
docket OF said Court. No. 1884. wherein
United States National Bank OF CAL
weston. Texas Is plaintiff and Nellie r.
Fenton and Frank Fenton are defen-
dants and the cause OF notion being
alleged az follows. Suit upon two notes.
each dated February n. 1882, az Browns
Vile. Texas. numbered 2 and 3. Note
No. 2 being due on or before February
10. 1894. and No. } on or before February
10. 1885. and payable to Port Isabel r.
rigation Company. and payable az Mer-
chants National Bank in Brownsville.
Texas. each for the sum OF $40. 100. each
bearing interest az the rate OF o per
cent per annum from February 10. 1882
and providing for 10 per rent attor-
neys fee II placed in the hands or an
attorney for collection. Said notes hav-
ing been executed BY Nellie p. Fenton
Said notes having been given for part
OF the purchase price for the following
described real estate. situated In Cam
eron County. Texas. and secured BY VEN
doris lien OF even date with said notes
from Port Isabel Irrigation company 20
Nellie r. Ferton. as follows:
One and Slxty-two one huudredths
u.62) acres OF land. more or less. u
OF Espiritu Snnto Grant. Cameron
County. Texas. more particularly de-
scribed as follows. All OF Block 80 Of
Section 8 Of Port Isabel Irrigation Com
pany Subdivision Of q portion Of Share
No. 81. Espiritu Santo Grant. accord
ing to Plat styled Unit No. q OF Bay
view Citrus Groves Subdivision. being a
, 1935-11-13
Booster Pipeline
Pump Constructed

MERCEDES. Nov. ia boost
er pumping station for the Valley
Pipeline company'S new S325, 900
Samfordyce field-to-Port Isabel
crude oil pipeline is being construct
ed about three miles south OF Mer-
cedes. The new plant will be
equipped with a 75-horsepower
engine and pumping unit and will
be capable Of increasing the pipe
line daily capacity from $500 to
1890 barrels. The new plant is being
financed by the company. which
will be identical with the primary
pumping station at the Jackson
tank farm In Samfordyce field.
The booster plant here will cost
shout $4,000 and is expected to be
COMPLETED within q short time.
, 1935-11-13
CAPITOL

Striking Characterization high
light Alice Adams" the Booth
Harrington Prize in 1922. now
brought TO the screen BY RRO
Radio and shows Wednesday and
Thursday At the Capitol, Browns
vile.
The drama concerns q girls gal
lant struggle 70 rise from the mire
OF poverty and social oblivion in a
small midwestern town. where
wealth is the yardstick Of {
The heroine OF the story Is an ap-
pealing combination or fineness.
pretense. romance and courage.
Katharine Hepburn X starred IN
this brilliant role. which parallels
the appeal Of her characterization
IN Morning Glory"
Contrasting pictures of the homes
OF the wealthy and the middle
class" which flourish side By side
in Alice Adams home town, are
wildly drawn in the film. Fred
Stone. noted stage star. plays the
prodding, unambitious father. "A
nagging, disillusioned, but still am
bilious mother is portrayed by Ann
Shoemaker. The shiftless, cynical
young brother is capably handled
b. Frank Albertscn. The handsome
lover, who Is the epitome Of all
Alice's dreams OF an ideal man. is
played BY Fred MacMurray. Eve
lyn Venable plays Miss Hepburn's
society girl rival
, 1935-11-13
RTVOLI. San BFNTTO

Paul NUM- will be seen on the
screen Of the Rivoli theatre We'd
nesday in his latest starring vehicle.
Or. Socrates.
The picture which combines ad-
venture and a glowing romance, is
based On the best selling novel BY
". r. Burnett, author Of Little
Caesar"
The plot centerS about Mum.
portraying a country doctor. once
q great surgeon OF the city, who has
lest his nerve through the death on
the operating table Of his fiancee
A shattered. nervous wreck, ironic-
ally dubbed DR.. Socrates, BY a
clustering. small town competing
physician. he has little success until
q band OF bank bandits and killers
terrorize the neighborhood.
Kidnapped by the bandits and
taken 20 their hide-out to dress
the wounds Of those shot in battles
with police. he. recognizes the
place, and Is instrumental in lead
ing 70 their capture oy placing the
government agents on their trail.
Ann Dvorak plays opposite NUM-
as a little. innocent hitchhiker the
bandits have captured. and with
whom NUM- falls In love.
, 1935-11-13

forge the chain OF evidence that
will send their men to prison. But
Overman is slightly overzealous
steps into the gangs trap and is
cruelty murdered.
The gang fees, but close on their
trail are the government men. How
the government men finally get
their revenge, catch their prisoners
and help MacMurray win the girl
is revealed in a crashing, dramatic
climax.
David Holt, the phenomenal
child actor, is one Of The impor-
tant members oI the supporting
cast Of Men without Names
Directed BY Ralph Murphy, the
picture features Herbert Rawlinson
J. Q. Nugent and Leslie Fenton In
minor roles.
, 1935-11-13
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-The
following army orders were posted
here.
Col Ralph M. Parker, infantry.
from Preside OF Monterey, Califor-
MIA. to Detroit, Mich.
Mai. Robert B. Field. quartermaSt-
or corps. from washington, D. C..
20 Brooklyn, N. Y.
CaptS. Bertram j. Sherry, signal
corps, iron Washington. D. C., 70
Brooklyn, N. "; Albert j. Wick, coast
artillery corps. from Brooklyn, n.
". 70 Fort Ontario, New York.
, 1935-11-13

The sparrow Is the costliest alien
that North America ever admitted.
, 1935-11-13
Cochran Leads
Billiard Meet

CHICAGO, NOV. Is. R-WeIker
Cochran Of San Francisco, holder
Ct the 1872 balk line title. and Willie
Hoppe Of New York, 1871 title holder,
doomed Wednesday as possible win
ners OF the Worlds Three Cushion
Billiard championship.
Cochran has won four straight
victories and goes into action again
Wednesday night against Augie
Kieckhefer OF Chicago, a former
champion.
Hoppe, who Jumped into undis-
puted possession OF second place by
defeating Otto Reiselt OF Phila-
delphia, remains idle. Hoppe has
won four of his five starts.
The sparrow Is the costliest alien
that North America ever admitted.
, 1935-11-13

A carefully protected tribe Of apes
inhabits the Rock Of Gibraltar.
They r practically tame and have
a chief that Is known about the gar
riS0ns as Major"
, 1935-11-13
Travel Opportunities
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE

Special bus from Reynosa Sat-
urday and Sunday 10 80 . m
A VALUE LINEUP that defies
comparison wiz be found daily or
the Herald Classified page.
La opinión., 1935-10-06
DESIGNACIONES
DIPLOMATICAS
RATIFICADAS
Ell Senado da ell visto bue-
no a numerosoS nombra-
mientos

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 3
.-CPor Correo).-En n breve Sc
sion, la Camara de Senadores ra-
tifico hoy los siguientes nombra-
mientos diplomaticos hechos pc:
ell Presidente Cardenas:
Senior Ruben Romero, consul de
Mexico en- Barcelona; l~icenciado
Primo Villa Michel, Ministro en- el
Uruguay; Alfonso Rosenweig Dfaz
Ministro en- Paraguay Y Bolivia;
licenciado Fernando Gonzalez Roa,
Tmbajador en- Guatemala; general
Francisco Castillo Najera, Emba-
5ador en- Washington; senorita pro-
fesora Palma CULLEN. Ministro en-
Colombia; senior Alfonso Romero,
Ministro en- Venezuela; senior pro-
fesor Noises Saenz. Ministro en- Di
namarca; senior Raymundo Enrf-
quez. Ministro en- Ecuador; senior
Manuel I. de Negri, Ministro en- FL
Salvador; sehor Luis Padilla Ner-
vo. Ministro en- Panama; senior Car
los Dario Oieda, Ministro en- Sue
cha; senor licenciado Eduardo Vas
c~oncelos, Ministro en- Italia Y Hun
gria; senior ingeniero Marie r. Co
mez, Ministro en- Francia Y Aus
tria; sehor Pedro Cerisola, Minis
tro en- Checoeslovaquia; sehor doc
tor Jose Manuel PUG Casauranc.
Tmbajador en- Argentina V general
Manuel Perez Treviho, Embajador
en- Espana.
La opinión., 1935-10-06

bierta. no Sc conocia ell sistema
de sterilization y como conse-
cuencia, no Sc hacia uso de me-
todos hieienicos, ocasionando-
Sc muchas complications, tales
como la infection con los cerme-
mes e~xistian-en la .vacuns-
mistna o bien por los que eran
transmitidos al paciente por ell
uso de metodos insaiubres, ba-
10 los cuales Sc administraba.
Ahora la vacuna Sc prepare ba-
10 estrictas condolences antisep-
ticas, que ell gobierno controla e
Inspections de tempo en- ITEM
DO. 81 la vacun es admins
trada por un medico, las opor-
tunidades de que sobrevengan
complications son cast nulas.
A pesar de que los metodos
que Sc usaban para vacunar ha-
ce Glen amos era tan rudos, y
de que no Sc hacia uno de pre-
c~auciones antisepticas, Ell des-
cubridor del procedimiento fue
aclamado y bendecido por cast
ell mundo entero. Aun en- ell ie-
jano Jap6n, los habitantes de
una pequeha villa de pescadores
lie erigieron un monumento. La
e%mperatriz de Russia en- aquel
tempo lie mando nm a%nillo; Ma
poleon Bonsparte ordeno que to-
do su eiercito fuers vacunado.
Espaha. al conquistar al nue.
vo mundo, trajo la playa a este
continente y en- I'm corto tempo
tres millones y medic de perso-
mas perecieron victimas de ella.
La cnfermedad Sc extendio has
ia los i~ndigenas de Norte Anne
RIGA. la mitad de los cuaIes SUI
cumbieron. Tan pronto como la
Vacuna fue inventada, Espana
mando la substantial a sus colo
Mas y ell NAL Sc puso en- seguida
bajo control.
A pesar de que las Viruelas
son ahora POGO comunes, debi-
do a la vacuna cast universal,
es muy prudente tomar las pre-
cauciones debidas, sometiendo-
Sc a ella por intervalos reguIa.
res de tempo a fin de eliminar-
la por complete.
La opinión., 1935-10-06

IN W. ~ SfN''0
a seiscientas mil
durante un ano uni
camente. hace dos siglos. Aho.
"a la enfermedad es mi rareza
en- los nihos, a pesar de que to-
davia ocurre en- los adultos. es-
to Sc debe a la vacuna'
Ell descubrimiento del suero
contra las viruelas Sc hizo ha-
ce menos de $50 amos. En- aque-
LA epoea Sc descubrio que las
que r atacadas IL
eeramente por la enfermedad,
quedaban inmunes; basandose
en- este principle la vacuna.
Hace un sieIo, todavia habla
epidemias de viruela, la cual a
saba tremenda m%ortandad. Pc
no ahora la prevention de este
NAL Sc puede loersr absolute y
compIetamente 81 TODD ell mundo
Sc vacuna cada diez amos. Toda-
via Sc dan casos de viruelas en-
este pals, debido a que la Vacu-
ma no Sc administra, pues solo
en- 1929 Sc registraron cuarenta
mil casos. la mayoria de los cua-
les fueron en- nihos de
diez amos. En- algunas parties del
pals los nihos deben estar va
cunados antes de matrlcularse
en- las escuela5, pues de 10 con-
trario no Sc les admite. Esta es
una magnifica medida y deberia
ser adoptada universalmente.
Actualmente Sc aeostumbra a
vacunar a los nihos cuando lie
gan a los seis meses de edad. XII
procedimiento es muy %senciIlo y
practicable por un medico no re-
quiere mas que unos cuantos
minutes. No Sc siente doIor y su
costo es insignificante. ST la va
cuna "prende" al cabo de algu-
nos dias, Sc nota cue comienza
a formarse n costra, pero es-
ia desaparece en- un corto ITEM
pc, deiando pe9uana- eiea-
triz.
La vacuna puede ponerse en-
cualquier parte del cuerpo, CO.
mo los brazos, las piernas y aun
en- la espalda. AIgunas wees,
cuando ~"prende", ell niho Sc po-
ne acalenturado, pero esta fie-
bre pasa pronto.
Cuando la vacuna fue descu-
La opinión., 1935-10-06
Sc LEGO VA
A I'm ACUERDO
EN- CHIHUAHUA
Ell Gobernador prometio la
construction de una ca
~rretera

cIUDAD JUAREZ, Chin, octu-
bre 1.-(Por Correo).-Hoy quedo
solucionada la huelga que declara-
ron los t~rabajadores de las despe-
pitadores de algodon establecidas
en- Guadalupe y otros puntos del
Valle de Juarez. en- virtud de que
la comislon que Sc traslado a Chi
buahua recibio ell formal ofrecimien-
/ to del Goblerno del Estado, de que
este aportaria la cantidad de cua-
renta mil pesos para la construc-
ci6n de una carretera entire Por-
yenir V Ciudad Juarez. a cambio de
oue los agricultores siguieran pa
eando a la Tesoreria del Estado la
contribution que SO les ha ftjado
por concepto de paca de alsodon
que cultiven. Hoy mismo Sc rea-
nudaron las labores que estaban in
terrumpidas.
Los agricultores reclaman que
desde hace muchos ahos ell gobier-
no federal les fij6 una contribution
por cada paca de algod6n, en- la in
%teligencia de que la suma que pro-
| duiera dicho impuesto. Sc destina-
ria integra a la contribution de csc
| Canine, pero han pasado cerca de
diez amos y hasta la fecha no cuen-
tan con Ia %carretera ofrecida y por
10 tanto no tienen una salida para
sus ~productos, teniendo que lacer
largos rodeos por veredas de la Sic
ira para transportarlos hasta esta
region.
En- 81 convenio celebrado entire
los representatives de los algodone-
ros Y ell gobierno &c Chihuahua, Sc
estipul6 que la cantidad de cuaren-
Ia mil pesos que aportara, sera ad-
minitsrada por un comite integral
do por los campesinos del Vale de
Juarez Y un re-presentante del mis-
mo gobierno.
Tambien Sc ofrecio que las obras
de construction de dicll carrete-
ra. sc iniciaran Embellishments,
una vez que va ha terminado Ia
temporada de lluvias, calculandose
que quedara terminada dentro de
nueve meses.