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VALLEY
bum. HALL --
LV-T ““““““““““
HOW ABOUT IT?
Tee won the wcamn's champion
•op at Wimbledon. England, four
times, but I've never seen the cup.”
—Helen Wills Moody.
• • •
•We all spend 20 years and more
in sleep if we live the allotted
three score and ten. Two decades
is a long time to spend in bed
Something should be done about
if
—Donald A. Iaurd and Charles G.
Muller, in The Country Home.
0 0 0
•Society must learn to make in
telligent use of the leisure created
by electricity "
—Owen D. Young.
• • •
“There are men in New York
who would stop at nothing to drag
Cm one who has achieved fame "
—Rudy Vallee
_AAAAAAA AAAA
r tlC AN customs inspectors are
rigidly enforcing the increased
duties on purchases from the 1
American *de. This has grown to
such an extent that bustr.ess from
Matamoros » experiencing a drop
felt m BrtrmsvCe.
In llraBons one or two lunch
stands and the like, which served
meats purchased on this side of the
it*w. hare ceased doing business
The pamet^ar wares they served
were not obtainable in Matamoros
and they feared to raise the price
commensurate with the tanff. As
a result they are not serving any
more at present
Matamoros ctuaem themselves
are experience no little sncocvea
of the s:quhc
are affected
LOOKING a-, the stsauoc from
tits side of the rrrer two erases
are seen for this. Oas s the
mm* norm gmdat; over Mcko
to force the Mmar. pK?k w bsv
Mil ¥ 11 r flu goods. High tar.lt
Is hemg as the weapon.(
The other reason seen » retaha
for the tirll imposed cc this
tide of the riser.
Whatever the erase, it is remit
ted *ha; Mexico has the right to
tipoe whatever tariffs she sees
ftt btjt the wisdom of a is doubted
with reference to benefits stsrjtd
from free trade along the border.]
Jati as indxanzn of the good pol
icies of American Democrats rsx
bmc practiced on this ode. or the
s^tip- and eocsequentlT rating
ffcprtgg of goods to the consumer
DAY both posernmenu
disemer that free trade of j
—hnrtiwh withm a forty -mflej
yw akmjr the border a-JI mace for
better presperrv ?"<1 con»enienee
OTHERWISE Brownsviiie b «
! pertencmg a real shopping
w»Te. many local merchants re
ported yesterday, compared to for
mer holies’, trade. Buyers are
realizing that the tune between
oor and Christmas is only es-mgb
to do what they have before them
and seer* to be taking advantage
of the Cnnstntas offerings.
Sam Perl of Per! Bros, says hr*
company is entering the general
charity movement in Brownsvil>
by in old sans on new ones,
danaunr the used garment* tc ;
the needy tnrough local orgamza
Xjon...
ABOUT Chnstr-a* in genera!
Animat'd Ann* rises to *ay
’ that If mother does not need a
new coat, father won't give a
■ttOWXSVniF S emissaries to
K Washnueton on the port propo
sitior. are expected to return
Those who have remained in the
ty feci that a gr-at stroke was
accomplished in the *gf*enez:
reached with the powers that be a: ;
the capital _]
TV:t has been heard, from time ]
to time, rumors tha*. the Valley!
representatives might not have;
eatdua all corners anc were
maaewha; surprised when govern
maaa ot engineers did not m
J^-*he Browrjrfire-Saz Bemto
Port Isabel p yjeet za the 1331 ap
prapnatsen.
This was net at aC the case It
was known tha: 3 wock: cot be
rE TALLEY ns aoc ready with
•n the details r«p*3rcd by list
apcerseaer :. so war tap *p
prapriaroc as tteal tar#? 34«r.
wbile *tt fear that war 3r«nrr «
•or Port Isabel weald ha?e its
project cow?>ted aad abase osm
Ib far ahead at one act>.—.r »
_ wab. Ttee agreement
ae toatto uiaipcia “AnaRa-;
i^r Af away any teabag fear;
« that score.
Mtarrwfc> so far as MwwisaSJr
b cflEJcerard. si* 'aw yet to tcc
a few details on r-£3£s—atf
_I aefi her hands. Then the
wr_I he started. It » re#:
a
•aad
" TEARS fraa now ttee TaSr? |
:!s wiZ be smrag bn:#
__wssrr* - ras eascae i
s cel- a w-Zcrraesj of i
aab Aac to ttesak ctf wta:
tea’s* bough: :.Te wr*t*>
~^tey. we dad not e**a j
ports tbet'
ccoseat of all tar
edrtcrs i; ss herein
M that Martin AadecaenJ
ctf ttee Har-mgm Yallry ;
Star, be ttee fiat to!
nto ttee waters **t Boca
n Ctertftaas tnomsy We:
rlr arc: that load sbcrr: ctf joy
toe hits the water. We kape j
to no iaw agnsmi ««nn*j
a«xa that day. I
VALLEY SITE
SOUGHT FOR
CITRUSTESTS
Representative Plans
Trip To Inspect
Locations
(Special to The Herald*
SAN BENITO. Dec. *6—A rep
resentative to determine a location
for a citrus by-products Laboratory
in this section will be sen: to the
Vaney following the passage oi a
$12,000 appropriation for this pur
pose now under consideration, it
• as stated in a letter received
Tuesday from John Garner, rep
resentative from this district.
Gamer stated that several Lo
cations have a.ready been offered
by various Valley towns I or the
laboratory.
Such a laboratory, he went on
to say. mood be of great advantage
to the Valley if it should ore as
successful as tne one ta California.
The purpose of the laaoratocy
mould oe to test out ways of using
culls, and saving products now to
a large eaten: wasted. Some of the
ways for profitably using these '
waste fruits are citrus pcr.ji. mar- i
t, a Lade, candied peel and aoctied
jqiQW.
Brownsville Woman
Victim of Accident
Graced Garza. BroauviHr. was i
struck by an i.:oeocie Monday j
mgfat at the Hmtrtiai of Waafc-1
mgtac. and Eleventh streets a*. 7 30.
and according to as eye-wuaese. ■
was buried fu2y 29 feet
Mrs* Garza a Ikxmkr at use
local Wooiworth store, was «iveu
medical treatment aad taken to her
home. She wv; severely cut abmx
the face and head, aad suffered
numerous bruises. An x-ray will be
taken today to determine the full
extent of her injuries.
Police records show that the gtrl
was crasucg the street m the middle
of the block, but as eyewitness. Dr
Chirks Caidrrcat who helped pare
the gxrl a a car. stated that she'
was crossmg at the intersection and :
was thrown under the wheels of a
car that was parked 3D fed from'
the corner.
M Tadrc was the dr.rer of the
car which struck Ms Garza.
The crl wx treated by Dr. J. L.
RentfroL
Spanish Monarchy
Safe After Revolt
KADP.ro. Dec. 1€ — F— Rifles
and bayonets cf loyal roops kept
the peace ic Spam today as the
monarchy meted to make thorough j
us victory ever the most determin
ed assault mcains: tbe crown hi
mere -ban half a cec:trry.
Already throttled by nationwide
martial law. a general strike called
In prates: at exenruon of two of
the Jaca reroit leaders remained
tbe pruscipal .mmediate problem
of the government.
Officers FVe
LISBON Portugal. Dec. 1*. —'F
—The Prr'ugese govern men: today
had on its hands twelve Spanish
Army officers, among them the
trans-Atlantic aviator. Maj. Ramon
Frarxc. who were Just as welcome
as proverbial white eiephar.'a.
Fleeing Spa.:: m four airplane*
yesterday after coEapee of thetr
at*<Tnp* to overthrew tbe mocarmy
and establish a republic all head
ed for Lisbon and came down in
various places nearby.
Far North Heavily
Hit By Cold Wave
HALIFAX. N. 8. Dec. US.—F—
The maritime provinces and New
foundland were under a blanket of j
snow today. laid down by a 12 hour
blizzard which caused distress lo
shipping and Interrupted commu
nication and traffic.
Four seamen were tat off
found land and several fisher men
were mi-"mg from North Sydr.ev.
A heavy parrheait gale which or- ]
ramnamed the scow drove the
schooner Arawwca aeround on her
way from Si John to Dizby. Use
ves-.se’. was later floated and pot m
at Oenierr-JSe.
Bernard Taylor and Allan King,
ftsfcemam were rescued by iif*
savers from the Bavview station
when their ?ac?E brat was blown out
to sea.
Texas Police Hunt
Houston Hijacker
HOUSTON Dec K—F—Poor*
••day were srorrirrg for two yeuez
arc. cce aSasled and the ether ur
who forced ttasr war ski®
'he heme cf Samae! F Mccroe. &*
•rzrt sales casaor far The Ttrat
Comcatty las: eerhs and held Mr
Mcnrtje "at bar vrk a poSoi while
*hey :-.6bed ham cf a daueoni raz
rvSaed a- C3d» and a stack pin
vw wd at rse
DAISIES WON’T TELL? THIS ONE WILL
nmtmamm. mmf to tlx old tons, doDt Ifll M bn't • Doxy vtao says six's poaac tft Mi ptenty p— .
as aocc. as six sett a eh—rig, M's Daisy Dm* Can Bov s es-xrmary. «i» o to po to trial
soon to azster cisarpes of tbeft br*i*M T”* ixr oy Ciaxa, Six lias pro—sxd to —tardea anvi* **1
a lor six Jeod-ss aooa; C_ara s iore alias* vtxn tix case coaxs to trXL. At lx rtfhc js a prsn of M^s
Bo*. __
Brownsville Student Killed
Helen Bridges Dies At Austin and Osbaldo
Garcia Injured In Auto Accident
Helen Bradsges. well-known Era* ssv _le h.gh school and coLt%t gradu
ate. was Idled and Osbaldo Garcia., also d Brownsrilr. is xn the hca
pstal as the result d toeing struck by an astodkiteje in Airm Monday
mr hi about S o'clock.
Both were stwler.ta at the ol Teaas.
Despatches from Austin tocay state they were struck by an automo
bile driven by W. a Finney, d Parti, who res-des at the Alpha
Bps:lor, boose xa Anstux. He ax*<> a statement coccenung the accment
FEAR IS '
FOR 2 HEROES
Poincare And Joffre Are
Reported Seriously
111 At Paris
PARIS. Dec. 16 — Conader
abie arjceiy vu felt today for
Raymond Poor-rare, French states
man. who is seriously iH with a
par: a! paralysis.
So kdous is his condition re
garded that report* current in Pans
today that he had died occasioned
no great astonsttaneiit. although j
bringing forth many expressions of
grtcf. Investigation established that
the report* were incorrect, and
friends hurrying to ins bane acre
even assured teat there had been
a slight improvement m hi* con
dition
However, no great hope for his
rec overy was expvemod and 1C. Thr
dieu. his discipie and protege, who
left his home eariy this forenoon,
tcld newspapermen witting outside,
*Hu condition * grave.”*
PARIS Dec 16. —Reports
were current today m the chamber
of deputies that Marshal Joffre. J
victor of the Marne, was seriously
tC. Las: msht his sen-in-law. re- '
fe^rinr to reports of hi* illness, said
the marshal was “in ht< customary
geed health.*
Einstein Sails For
Los Angeles to Work
MW YORK- Dec 1A—.P—Dr
Albert IksKesn *a. -d for Cahfor
ria earb- today to coutjae has re
search with American scaeaui*.
The hraer Be-remand. will take •
the pfcysc»t ar.d hu party tc l:
Havana on Dec. 19. show them the j
Pirara etna; as. Dec 3 and leave
them a tta* Aaeeies <m Sew Year's
o. . touctav San Dtego. C*hf-, on
Dec 31
Dr. Tic.-- etc. m3! pass some weeiff
at Pasadena. wurfcrs: m coCahcra
taon wCh Dr R-oe* A Mi-Jan,
head of the Caifaraa* Isss&ase of I
Terincircy. and waiting M rvssx:
WT3ssb ccEerratcr^r
Diet Clashes Ocer Picture
■mn Dec- If —
lin mil—"hir a: tie aadt 'AB
jaae- go tie Wcjier& Fixer " cx
?'odrg afx-~ locay ta cce_ of tie
Lei fca? bad sc rears I: began sub
i li:-: tcdiceace xoctuc against
ZaxS Sercrtig ■ccaSer of tie Se
enx. vbo appewed tie ftlrr and
raced ie a barsi debate betaeen
LahOf Srherit:. as artGerr cap
afc ipeafccg for tne German na
iaaaista, caled tie p rtare a aeaa
lal seccBd only to ti* pgbacanon
if tie German ncr e! fcrac whici K
f \
was baaed. The mwje. or saad
'rrAd# :be brrc-.t pucht at the
fv-r-«- people ic : e Ward war. j
the sabject far an Americas bas
sets *bL*
He was mterrspted be cne* froo:
the Jef* “Ths:'s the way it was
ye® hypocrite "
"The fact as." said Dchnefa . “two
pfcixe&ph>e* of Me are clashing ;
I acre. Agi.zz.fr. the partfsnstac saint
of the new Ptusea.. we Jaatapf
the ina* German jspirit cf Frederick
the Grear ."
K appeared that the deteaze oo
them a: Lew Angeles eo Sew Years ;
coptaac at .rzgtli. )
* vt
•u oiLUi 2JC • Jw * a? uu-»kkuK
north oc Gwadalape street gwcg to
hrs rooming bouse F.r.:>? said ne
mas running oc a green urb: at
the street intersection, and dad not
see anyone croanrx uni- he vtf
upon those he struck.
\td Gives
He was ;inax>> to m:- ho* asar/
were in the group, but said he'
swerved his car to the left beard
the impact cf a colfuaoc ana resp
v v w v v w w.rrry
Bt RIAL HERE
Funeral semces wtl: be held
T..a-xa> afternoon a Browns
vine at 3 o'clock from the Ftzxt
Metfaocist church. I>r. Sterling
Fisher, assisted by Rev E P Da
officiating, with tonal in Buena
Visjt Cemetery. The body wall
arrive Thursday morning.
taakkAiik ^^ -
ped withia about 30 fee:. He add
ed that he jumped from hi* car and
ran to the intersection in time to
help place Miss Bridges in another
car. driven by Leland Hammond. a
fraternity brother.
He said he directed H«—*<1 to
the hcapitaL and then followed to
his car. At the hospital Fnmry was
que.uor.ed by Motorcycle Officer
Platt, who took huo to the poLrc
station. Eyewitnesses to the accs
den: were being questioned by Jus
tice of the Peace Blalock.. who said
tocav that he had cot decided
whether the injured couple was
struck while walking across the
street in the face of a red light tm
expect* farther testimony to clear
this pom*
Died la Hswpaul
JLm Bridges was Oaken to the'
Set-® Infirmary, where doctor:,
made an x-ray. They dseoserec
her sfcaQ had been fractured, and
she died wioion a few wjirrr af
ter reaching the' hnapcal Cteoaid >
Garcia received esc* about the hear
and sbmMers. wed .several braes.,
tut was reported not semxwfy m
jozed.
He'jn B utties is the daagfsrer of
Mr. and Mr K F. Bacrd. El Jar
dan.. and graduated from the rx.il
school t.v coDeg* wstb isgh
baan Fry fifteen norths she wa.
secretary to G. W. Gockr. aggeras
sefcMsi sysaeec. This was her am
end year we. the wanency. .aafi had
she hied ansa Jsrse would hne «e
eesved * 5 B A aezree.
She was eery popular met she
students* aafi took merge in wrzmx
Father Tax CwBar&w
Her father » tax couedor. asse-iw
*r asad aadsar for the Canary-.
County water ccsnrol and irsprcwe
mer: cnane: %o 5 and ha? been
erahkned n tins capacity for about
four years.
Ofealoc Garoa who t cades m
BbowmnQe at ITT W, levee also
graduated from the local schools,
wiufa high honor*, and ra one off
the students off the first junior eoS
iege class to >e held in Brownswflle.
He was editor off the college paper.
The Rolling Stone. for several
months and took an arrive part Ti
school actirEues. He played foar
ba'l for same time.
The body will he received by
Mams mortuary hero
VALLEY WARM
SPOT OF TEXAS
Weather Bureau Mercury
Above Record F or
Present Year
. f.
caped severe ce*»c mini* other pants
, m Texas siuacmdL
The lum tcmperatar® iboordfd
m the Valley was 433 dpeti. early
Tuesday mcrr-mg. wade m ocher
■echoes the mercury dropped as
low eta 22 degrees, In GhWeevdl*
aatf Burger «awor was reywrted The
Valiev record liar the }«ar a 41
degree*
Amarillo report 24 degree,
Se*iw*e 25. Abilene 3®. Sac An
tnw 34 Iftmaian «J Corpus Chn*>
u. Oahenoo and Pari Arthur 42.
Dallas 34 and Waco 36
tZ Degree* Hamer Here
The snow in Brcir-r was report
ed by the Aworlsted Pm as
-falling thickly*, with a irui.xjac
tBBpmuw 'Of 22 degree*
Weather predict m* far the Val
; ley for the nett 24 bam ts for not
3-jch change b tesnprratttre
i dmbtmms and cct-tmued ottauar -
Jal showers Weather dwf W J
, SchsurbS'tti forecast the mercury
I would bow m the low forties lo
• r gilt and Wednesday. No fear if
Ifeft for crops.
“There was a spread of 3® de
grees in nxtav temperasone be
tween AmanOh. m the ftstumdie
to Brownmhe. cw the Rio Grande
Amarillo had a ream of 24 de
grees. and Browuswlie 4* ' the A*
j donated Press pair yd out.
The cold mate moved eastward
to aetilr over Ofeax braag-ng suw
zeno weather to Mane, whne a lorn
over the northwes«em part of Tn
!as brought ns=ag taapcratoR*. re
ports stow..
Further moderate*, m tezepera
: teres and ram was foreca« foe the
attire as a whs** for the am 24
The saw m GafnemEe aad
Beeper u said to hr the first m
Trsaa for the wmaesr.
Finland Weakening
Denton Man Given
Tkirty-Five Year*
DEST&S Tol Dec. 2<— P—
•Join: Happy wat pP5 Si year* as
the pctuPfitiary in rocw-uoc mitn
'hr Metier of J. I Hornsby by a
jpi'i ja Sistm court today
Hwn^yr. a fiUnaa rtotaiB onetator
laaa shot to oeath about tan yean
At a former trial Rrspr mas ctfes
125 yean It! file peaaesatiaiy b*r the
iaoort of wiM—i mpcemi# iwmenetf
and reaaarjorc the Judpnest
TLXAV BtVEEI Mt«
SAV AVGELO Dec !«— P-4L
T Trail,. 75. presaSesr of the fine
Blade Bare off Parts: Rock for the
las; 21 years, thee a: Bailtaper
I hat m«ht. Mr Trad u* a ranch
owner m Gonrtao court?.
PORT ISABEL
HIGHWAY WILL
BE OPEN XMAS
.- 1111 _
Work Is Progressing
On Other County
Highways
A ex*:. parkaae •*" be tiaoxtal
VaUr; ■otoruu Ci*n»:.a»a» a*i ;;
Aits Use opening of ibr Par. kate
Uoafc hiacaa at tine Port €«§,.
TV Bn*; * eoDMAiwtiMi awynunf j
ftaahro pmaiMg couereix m this
taghaa; Mooaa* aftarawoa and a
via k* opened Jar *wa kf Ckrsd
ajti. Thu t» the Vnxt't aenafce
pa%«d tngbaav ta the gal? He re
tarded o* tack of paved rigr
of ^pavirg as Use Off af Pod. l»obr
aects^b the nrv ta****#
Iftaxaxt aad Pws<r*» ■nan* as* tar
ones frfeieb am famt THr P»***
asecr naeodt a* tar as Garc*a
Caasero* mar «r,i am have
Atauw: fautaed the ** at**jtaa of
the M-litar. iugawav hr’*e*« L*»
Iacis*. and Bum©** Thrj at*
•tnughlecjnc out *-W read *a«4d
abs r a naif a mu* Tan an a- a
aaratgtttei—g on the Pncsaet tat
lane ta La Pauuru. sating aawr. a
tpiarfcr af a b-*jt *:m
fiadrr^g sod jerar; time
ta a gap* *t~ hr read* far pobiM*
w*ob to liar state hjcsaa. dr-poiS*
asm: ahortij after Use find of thr
Gratef aad ■snaetum an mm
acker daddtmeSMd a* se-vera!
jraaB arwmd La S:a
m*u lake* Had
T.x stair baa agwrd ta take am
all of the MLhtur> bighorn at Ca»
craa ootmzr, sufejor ta anwaal at
SNHpmMa. It u dadcca&aai ttuf
aakadaxtaas an no* ubexr *mjr
fcxtvera Hids-go caws?* aad the
state Tughvag department tor hat
ta take awry a- or part af
the Military high* ay i®
etwc'T sioo.
71 * Military bighvaf. vtam mm,
’ pleteiT panaf, w33 greatly asd ike
ras»»'t:« nr. fSghtiac bitch wans
*hcaLc tike In*— at that nc»^r
! tmrx:.r ftffnk hr then ta warn
rr«*e* spot® I® Uasr af mm
eat^aM* *
•T* ■ IF . .
Communists Take
New Chinese City
SHAHCHit fV' ig—.jr—C:.
z*3x pan* dispatches today lb
f f • wm dtaun studs bad ea a
?-t**d Konrad, a£*c**jr t» if
IWhgabiB aut Ra* l aeor in*
Mantaa-gnprb Inrder.
| Mi'.’er* ferae* at ftsxifcaa new*
mpor-ed ta have bee® am: ta op*
pa* Use rad*
_
Weslaco Officials
Heard at Houston
Three Witamu Td) W HuMj tUJM
Boxes U IWo F-iU.-x*
^ 1 $ ^ ^ Ec % t mm
TIj» at* mb «*> Ibmh tm mmwmm-* la <wt«» mmm ■§ <Bm ‘‘Mwt
T f* VaMMmpIk. M|M» BB» ... * »«w» i*w*. Ml ft BiOKms ftair
Mr «an Mm J 4* fUM tM*4 «M>«teHh «KnMat» Mint a #■».=-4 »m »T
SHEPARD TELLS
OF DEAD WIFE
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