Brownsville herald. [volume], June 05, 1930, Page NINE, Image 9

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Count by Precincts
Official preliminary announcement of complete counties, subject to re
iheck by the Bureau of the Census, for Supervisor's District Number 29,
for the United States Census.
WILLACY COUNTY
Name of Place Pop. 1930 Farms
Justice Precinct 1 (Including Raymondville city) .3822 22
Justice Precinct 2 . 1161
Justice Precinct 3 . 947 258
Lyford town . 795 3
Justice Precinct 4. 1119 125
Justice Precinct 5 . 1096 135
Justice Precinct 6 . 1564 104
10504 845
Willacy county Jail shows no population.
No report on Raymondville hospital.
(Raymondvllle city shows a population of 2233.)
L. E. BENNETT. Supervisor.
CAMERON COUNTY
Name of Place Pop. 1920 Pop. 1930 Farms
Brownsville . 11791 22050 2 Gain 10259
• Point Isabel . 876 1177 5 Gain 301
Precinct 1 . 550 24 Gain 550
Precinct 2 . 3921 6164 424 Gain 2243
San Benito . 5070 10789 4 Gain 5719
Precinct 3 . 2744 3986 211 Gain 1242
(Including Pt. San Benito)
Rio Hondo town . 710 14 Gain 710
Precinct 4 . 2586 378 Gain 2586
Precinct 5 . 1073 1074 11 Gam 1
kjKimgen city . 1784 12125 4 Gam 10341
Plr J. Precinct 6 . 5952 6650 665 Gain 698
La Feria town . 236 1594 Gain 1358
Part J P. No 7 . 1046 4467 464 Gain 3421
J- P No 8 . 1178 3377 304 Gam 2199
35671 772992510 41628
_ L. E. BENNETT, Supervisor.
MILLER BACKS
VALLEY FIGHT
Lieut. Governor Would Bar
Florida, California
Produce
Taking a vigorous stand for Val
ley products as opposed to those
from California or Florida, Barry
k Miller, present lieutenant governor
and candidate for the governorship,
was heartily applauded at the reg
ul&r meeting of the Rotary club
Wednesday noon.
“It makes me mad every time
I think of Valley products being
barred in California and Florida
I while products of those states are
} not barred from this state. I assure
you that if I possibly can. I will
• have such legislation passed and
enforced,'' the lieutenant governor
I declared in emphatic tones.
In according with Rotary ethics,
the speaker assiduously refrained
from mentioning his candidacy for
the governorship.
Ojaeralizing, the speaker de
citaMd himself a Texan of the old
1 srh^'l who glorified in the size
srd might of the Lone Star State.
‘ Before long, Texas will be the
greatest state in the union and the
Valley will be one of its showplaces
| and productive hotbeds. In my line
i of duty. I frequently welcome large
i conventions t • the state and I never
) fail to get in a good word for the
Valley.”
1 Relaxing into a humorous mood,
Lt. Gov. Miller snoke of ’ -'res
ent post as largely honorary.
“I get $5 a day when the legis
lature is in session and $2 the re
mainder of the time.” he said.
•‘However, I am generously given a
$1C a day secretary, a $6 a day
stenographer and a $4 a day janitor.
During the off season I make the
janitor split with me.”
W. S. West thanked the speaker
for his talk and sincere words for
the Valley.
The club voted to send flowers
tc C. L. Jessup who is in a hospi
tal at Temple
The next program will be arrang
ed by A. Wayne Wood.
Pilots Kick Way Out
Of Plane in River
* FUGHKEEPSIF N. Y . June 4 —
0P>—Three airmen who kicked their
i way through the bottom of a plane
after it fell upside down into the
i Hudson River were under treat
ment in a hospital here today.
Owen G. Harned. 31. years old. of
New York, Sales Manager for the
Curtiss Wright Company. Stewart
■ R. Reed. 37. and Augustine Fair
| child, 31, Curtiss Wright employes,
were flying above the river at low
altitude last night when the plane
■j turned over and fell.
-Jpler they had saved themselves
frdfr drawing by knocking out the
bottom of the plane, they were res
cued from the wreckage by two
Jrivermen.
BRAKEMAN RICH
CUTHRIE. Okla . Jure 4.—OF)
—Luther Smith. Santa Fe Brake
man. doesn’t know yet that he’s
\ $49,000 richer by virtue of holding
a ticket on Iliad, second place win
ner in today’s Derby.
Smith’s wife, who was virtually
made speechless by the news, said
her husband was out “or the line”
1 and wouldn't be back until to
, morrow.
| City Briefs j
Dressmaking.—Mrs. Ridley Bar
rett, 235 Washington, telephone
621. Adv. 1.
False Alarm. — The Brownsville
fire department made a run or a
false alarm at West Levee and 15th
streets 1150 p. m„ Tuesday.
Rent a Vacuum Cleaner from
Cletta's. Adv. 4.
To Meet. — The Elks are holding
their regular meeting tonight at
8:30 in the hall. All members are
urged to be present.
. Special sale summer hats this
week only. Tams 95c. Amaya s Mil
linery. Adv. 4.
Something New. — Different, and
Oh! so good! English Toffee Ice
Cream. Ye Olde College Inn adv.5
Rent an Electric Floor Wax Pol
isher from Cloetta's. Adv. 4.
We Have It. — Try It. English
Toffee Ice Cream. Also Fudge Nut
ice cream. Ye Olde College Inn.
Adv. 5. •
Mexican Jumping Beans. A new
fresh lot just received at the Basket
Place, northeast corner Plaza de
Armas. Matamoros Mexico. Adv. 9.
Leaves. — Harry F. Dennis has
left for an extended trip to Ohio.
He intends stopping in Chicago on
the way.
Special S7.50 Permanents for $5.00.
Mrs. Fiett, New York operator now
at Amaya's Beauty Shop. Phone
874-J. Adv. 4.
'[_CENSUS
TEXAS COUNTIES:
Brooks 5.903. increase 1.343.
Duval 12.191. increase 3.940.
Jim Wells 13.459 increase 6.872.
Kenedy 701 (County organized in
1921.)
Kleberg 12.455, increase 4.618.
Nueces 51.828. increase 29.016.
Starr 11.412, increase 323.
Zapata 2.867. decrease 62.
Aransas 2.220, increase 156.
Calhoun 5.377, increase 677.
Jackson 10.975, increase 269.
Liveoak 8.957, increase 4.786.
Hams 7,111, decrease 988.
Rockwall 7.656. decrease 935.
Kaufman 40.902, decrease 374
Henderson 30,573, Increase 2.246.
INTENTIONS FILED
Rowland Simmons, Harlingen,
and Muriel Edwards. Ada. Okla
homa; Guadalupe Estrada and
Paule Beltron, Ramireno: Lous Per
ez Martinez and Manuela de lo6
Santos, Brownsville; Luis Benavides
and Lillie Garcia, El Calaboeo;
Francisco Lopez and Guadalupe
Reyes, Los Fresnos; Margarito Mar
tinez, Jr., Matamoroe, and Petra
Gonzalez. Brownsville; Baldomero
Quintanilla and Matilde Guerrero,
Stuart Place; Mariano Enquiano
and Estela Davila. Brownsville.
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*
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1
TIRE prices today are at the
lowest point in the history of
the rubber business.
The difference in price between
the best standard tire and one that
you can’t be sure of, is, if anything,
hardly enough to count.
That removes the last excuse a sensible man
can have for not buying as excellent a tire as the
Goodyear All-Weather Tread Balloon.
It is the standard of quality of the world; it out
sells any other tire in the world; it is the basis of
why not
have the
• the eloquent fact that “more people
ride on Goodyear Tires than on any
other kind!”
You want the biggest possible
money’s worth in safety, traction,
dependability and mileage when
you buy a tire—you can get it
now at no premium in the standard Ooodyear A.11
W eather.
Your size is waiting for you at a price you can
afford to pay — no farther away than the nearest
Goodyear Dealer!
R U B B IS R
Goodyear can give you greater tire
values because Goodyear builds
more than_
of all the tires sold in America,
the remainder being divided
among some forty manufacturers,
"More people ride on Goodyear
Tires than on any other kind. **
IT WILL PAY YOU TO
SEE THE SUPERTWIST
DEMONSTRATION
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STANDARD LIFETIME
GUARANTEE
29x5.00 8.39
31x5.25 10.25
30x5 8-ply........ 20.85
32x610-ply 36.15
Alexander Tire C(l ipany
“Brownsville’s Home Owned Tire Store”
PHONE 990—LET'S GO! TENTH AND LEVEE STREETS
GOODYEAR
PATHFINDERS f
•Wx3!/2 $5.05
29x4.50 5.83
MM