Brownsville herald. [volume], March 12, 1931, Image 8

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Like the Last Act of
An Old-Time Thriller
— 4 Melodrama of Real Life
-—-... 'i — - ■ . ■■■ min....__ . j.._m_L1__iMM—
A Prospector. B ho Struck It Rich, Reminds B inifred
Black of Her Prophecies B hich Came to Pass—
Except the B ife and the Trip to Paris *
B* miMFRLU BLAlJi
HERE > a letter tost w*E aahe
joa fee! as if yam were s.t
' zg ia she best sea: a a
fmt theatre aad f«ez| the '»*•
srt of a tkrJIaf play.
The act where r/» v m
the hero erases
hose froa *ar.
laaise, ship*
wreck betrayal
by false freed*,
nj at ap.tiOT
aieat, and all
the rest of the
th.rg* that car
happen to a
hero is a food.
• 14 - fashioned
aelodras* —
w gets not i ■■ dm
iSi WHO) SUiCK
fro* tie wiHi—. pay tie mortgage
oe tt# gld hose. ft» kis faitfef a.
aerratt a half interest in a gold
Mine, marry tie heroine fcimseif.
nr4 send yoa home fee...ig a* if
IK was a eery sice csnfcrtabit worM
t& -.r* m after alL
Kead tke Setter—n=d at e
* leir aisjfari &-*ck.
In 1KT. from Marc!i to 34a* I
was pcoopectrag fee at in tne bill*.
' max~-Omm mi3e* eordi of Santa
| Barbara. After trias snt w
• ter I became Miriammty ul and was
ta get fee-Ip ef any SS_nd. I
■
1 camtoys resrarf mm. By
r se^i: went down frees are fcoa
> drag and ninety j« i-.da to ese
I h r--tr*-t and tea. bat ba-rjsg a
t gr»i ceeseirarjea 1 su n't*e to g:
to work by Angsat.
Ta® wrete aiacat me Sn yoar col
txi ta 1921 ard nd. ta part, that
tf 1 had struck eJ 1 m yi.o have
f 'tea me a wife aad aatoasocJ*
aad left the L'. S- A far Parts.
W*a 1 struck «. oa Jar 14. 19*L.
The we£* cam* Is with a haa
drad t ouwad tarreis every twenty
fmsr boBfa 1 owe a iarg* interest
.a r. hat I as stz!! la sun ay Cah
f -rr.a and hare ao prospect at a
wife I stay get me a Iwacst or
a tairr car. aid as for tbe wife. I
see® ta get along very well with
out me. However. 1 am a ptram
pector and y«w sever can tell what
a prospector wiB do That la why
I kept oa icokag for «& aad who
know*. I Bight marry a prise css
and Irrv bappcly ever after'
S.acerely yours.
J. w saferight.
There cow. what do you tfemk of
that?
And the best part about the whole '
business a that it is absolutely tbe
piaus. everyday trsth.
Tes. 1 remember tbe ran who was
lost la tbe desert for fifty-two days- 1
And I remember the gay courage j
with which he greeted the cowboys
who found him. almost dead, is a
clamp of desert hushes.
We!l straager. 1 wished you back
thee., aad I wish row back new.
La m. and lets of it and Thar
weans a good, warm-hearted, good
asfciag. inteffcger.: errfe who sriSI
know enough to appreciate your
good. «4d-fasfcicoed I isrrirsa grit,
aad the ratelLgen-e and determina
zjyr that appear to go with it.
Safe right—that sounds Eng'jfe.
did you come fro® Devonshire, fey
any chance, where tbe men grow
twit and the women fam?
Wherever you caaae fro®. OGd
Timer, a straight road aad a happy
road ta yau ta tbe wry end of yaor
Long Hair Styles a Problem
B? HIDOU-'TON
irrai'Uf the “Crwriaf im~ Coiffure Should Be Dome with
Retard to the Type of Bemmty. Soy* Authority
tern lecer* reserved
ajd im "» 'anax®e
mt 'mem ka- • an aascr
Lae ■» ;f T.rte aasectazce ar-1 thus .s
rev- a dEfjr*xr pr&Uea to mo* j
whan tie few stray ba=* at txe xap*
<f the aerk can seriaer be ckM
Mr jcned » ptoc*
Owe ctf set -rt-f~-T sec *4 her
».a^rr Iuk Tie*, hr casr-s® The sheer j
fear- xader. the shorter eae* urder
xwait were csentaad «stl the km#
«r. tipper layer cf bair rearbed a
ks#ts mdUeamt to tide the#rc>wut#
•ut process of the psmncmatp *'.wrl
off batr
Ec to the wessaa whose hair has
•otarewn the cr<r* .nf-_n race and
fc»« reached ooffieienl ler®tb to es®
Bdtf rj arrangement for beauty
alco*. there are so many attract;*.*
•tries froct sties to cfccee that Im
able to dasexso oaly a lew d them
with yoo totor
The dacocal part Is v.taEy
important tor it is m-**t annette.
Then. too. « chances the fipresBct
of the face on that remarkable im
provement be effected is the ap
pearance of the features.
Ton Badnatsad. of coarse, that..
the duties bron#bt about Iry bar
aiTar.cements are merely ope.cal ilia- <
hoax test decet'trce to the eye
oo.ly. hot then sorb is the case with :
most martens of hne and preportiOB
For example, if the face is round
amt the 'tar-re* st-gniy jr-gaar
she mxgasa. par: wfl g»« tit the*
a ncce «ta appearance amt mb: ta
W* kniw mat oae «c> eg me San
la fcfferegt firaoa the cither aa£ ai
thsesgh tis a aartey aattraatoe a
3uz; macaseest. z others it say to
tie haur X* aeza the defect
aticcmi to aZT*-ed_
Shtcjd #J» >f: *Ai me ism i*» to
toaner **ta» the right aide- »** hair
macrsto to parted ee tie left, heavier
ade. a» that mere bar taT.e to the
igit asmcitdrg the Ighter rea
tcres an* :in eu ggerat-ttg theta a -
£3jg. escafcctotoag -he effect of a
batosee wfcKfe arttsal^v tef there.
©*)y when the feature* are per
fecsiy ftaparfimei shtrcid t to fear
to tar.^i is the awter ~ baton:* z
to to preserved
And w.th theae * - ffM.- _■--- » terat
a zmi tot us acj.Ser scene ar
Fcc the denser* type, the nan' cay
to draat. back cr.er toe ear* and
carle* apaanf to form left r.rge-j
ra the back. If thz ssoold to too j
severe, let a few curls escape at the
sides to fall softly around the.
cheeks.
Another arrangement Ss gained by
frazirag the ha.r back at both side*
so that the ends sect pa the center
back with a Might dewnaar* *wirl
TkSs is an ex.-e-lent »y> for the ma
tron. adding dignity and charm with- j
oat accentuating the rears. The
younger girt will hie this *t» for
forma: occasions although she profe- •
*K" wi2 prefer something (ess dgui-1
fsed for informal ooes.
“Oh, Promise Me!” nJ^hv fL*
r-— 1 - — ■— — -
F.EVEN i wows as.4 teaoer pro*a*es carxseh
trnec^i she *«etf as. * ~-ii of lore. How
to *lr for the *»sy of lo*« i-^rtn.
JLwc how ailj are ajeaOy p- -• ~ ~**-r - y
h>; —r for tit ««oe*rf *Z esfL thathfe leest* to
he wiko^ to let ta»«- em-jsj. Let a* hope ♦y
•h* Spraar «9 see the ereaat? of Wbct ewry
«here really twee t# pass.
thear*^* ^'^kvLaireo^y besy poaof
the taoaaar^ aas «t C-wa* 6eta£h that are so
—*r-^—if to seats. Aai Beaactj who war so
Heart of a Wife r-.
D , . r W<rr F~wJb to tW So4r» ~H«r
«v 4d^&> Garrison r**.*’ 4ff,r Hrr. !• tfmrnid.
*fTVOXT look as H tit wcrid
II P*rre corasss to as «ad." |
lu.ham admeaiaicd me
cro—gy when saw Ha mbed
her peredjeraon that Mother Graham
was gmamm ready to tauMBalc
oc* of her cid-tse tantrums because
*s* was >eaSo«s of toe a» the matter
of r.* truss cur tes baby. “You
surely haxe had emomxr. experience
wsth that motner-tn-iaw of yours, so
teat you can conjugate ber m >_»d*
ar.d tenses calmly ex es to la oudst
of a cycJoae.**
I Mushed, blit it was a decidedly
forced effort. What she had ;ust told
me was so* new* to me Dear uce
ssy heme comm* I had sensed the
arowtn* reset, tmert cf Eheky t
mother wfeanem the quest-os of:
ram.-nx she baby came up. which It;
dad with taermaattt* frequency as the
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T1 k 4. |__ 4 Quaint Custom of Old Japan—
I nree-Nn<nl.te Journeys *•* "Burdins th* Broken i
__-By TEMPLE MA-WING -— --—
ONE of the ont astonishing5
I cerenor-ies in tint hi! but m- ;
credible country. Japan. *a the
curemerr of the twuial of the brazen
daBa.
la Japaa cfc&rea *:« wc^iiped;
hr their parents and tl—ir little toys
^-,-« belongings are regarded with.
the same care and tenderness as we
ta Aatnca treat the po»a.xi o!
grandma and grahdpa.
erhea a 6txl is broken be., or.d
repair. it is tamed w.tb as much
ceswaacny as marks the biensett
cf mortal For instance, is Tokio
n -fc year the smashed dolls of the
children are toned tnth formal Bad
4iwr rues a: the Irrper-ai Primary
^CT^IOCl.
The child.*n gather in the play
ground ef the a. bool—thoeu little
gTk. CSC* dolls hare been hope
w»r shattered, place them ns a
table Bear which stand huge quan
tities of fruit and other food for
the apuits of the broken piaythirg*.
Early m the sscmng. a Boddh K
priest in fuB negalia mounts the
•Mar and xa ssng> f.l* the little
owners cf the de ls come forward to
hd them good-by and sing a socg of
The children then ferta a circle
around an open grave and the priest
chants from a scroil the prayer for
the spirt's of the dolls. While he
chaata the dolls are placed, ore by
one. in the epee grave
At this amazing funeral a spirit
of the utmost gaiety prevail*. The
priest smiles as he charts and the
children regard the whole affair with
the highest of holiday spirits.
At its conclusion they place the
fruit about the open grave and dance
away to another part of the play
ground where refreshments await
i These little children few; that their
dials have taken the first step to
% 'pirn mi Gaiety Prtiaik
to the CeSeatsal Universe. The d:.j
are Joining rises' ancestors as km
day tlie children. themaeive*. ex;<e:t
to join rises*.
Death to them is not the end of
life hot the beginning of a brighter
and mere beautiful existence. And
th:«. them beloved do us share
There is lit tie room for giooce in
the entire Japanese religion. Little
tecs often can be found playing in
the grounds belonging to the temples
and they use laugh "g gods for tors
The Japanese doll a as old as the
Ckrtaths religion It dates bark
two thousand years and was intro
dared Into the country because of
i a cur.ocs rite. In those days. when
a great man died, it seas the custom
of his servants and followers to cast
themselves into his grave. Although
these aten and women were traly de
faced to their bekred master tier
f.e*loent;- considered this way of
cofr.ta.tt:r.g :de very little to
their »■» They were w»Uia* to
foGow their Sort a'asoet anywhere
be: to the frate
But custom mas custom aail
t&ousaads obeyed the habit or the j
Sand- That was acni the time of
the eleventh Emperor Sous W> e*>
ba empress died a J A. D. he gitt
order* that ncoe of her retainers
should be K' ed with her. However,
he had a potier raalt* imaze* of the
retainers mad these images srere
t uned with the Express irstemd of |
tie Irve servant*.
Since that time. Japan has beer,
tie and of d<-Zs.
Some Odd Facts
In her eS*bty-«ia«b year. Mr*. !
Asm Mitchell, of Freshwater, Isie j
of W :*ht. ha* 1*9 Irvin* deaoeniaats
—ei*nt children, fifty gnatcbJim..
ead acccatjr-te* «rea*-rrai*«4chtjdrea.
m m m
Bath-rooms ft*-..re ta Use comfort- j
aKe quarters provided for the crew
of H. M. S BrJl^at. cne of tfce cew
B type de*t.r»'yers which was recently
launched at W» send with steam up
• • •
Somethin* ..he Z.dW.Mt American
vanes are beta* supported by al.
moay. which is paid by the husbands
they have divorced, the tota annual
amount probably exceed, r* ST34.M0.- j
** *
A oew “openm** for irri* is **-i
to be that of masd-chauffesr weotj
those employers who cannot afford a
whoie-trme ma> chauffeur; utd-es
especially Use their own maids to'
drive them.
<V * «ess tj with so dec^jfsc u to
the same.
T« never bad to cotycpas* ary- j
’•bx{ Idee tbss befcc*.“ I sue. *’»at'*
“1 Sove jwii adjectives.” Li ".an
teterpoaed dlb. bad 1 knew that
she purpcaeH was fjbiaff me ia 'be
hope of Inat ninf the tecsioa weder
wascb 1 was lafcanad "Say rat
■are: of 'em.”
“Bat sbe's never petty nor mean.”!
1 went cm importer aab'.y.
“You're Tu. off." T-sr.-a-. sa_,d
severely. “Then first two had fowr
■yBables apiece — cocat 'em — and
those last two. only two and ©ae re
spectively. I’m ashamed of you.” ,
“I'm ashamed of myaeifc* 1 said
w:th t^idee spent. “That's asy baby
an J 1 ought to name ber as I pieiac
And you know very w*E wfcat 1
want ta caB ber—LCIujl after yew.** j
She dropped her Lards to ber :
aides, and tab:*** her sfcri berweer 1
them c rrtised as if between bsHowa
of fabric.
“Tour intention* are goof* »b»
S3 1 dryly, “hat that let* yoa #ut_ I
What complex have yoa that you
htsn'A inflict upon a be*p*es« infut
a name like tr..ne? Shell go through
life, a* 'L;L* than whatever can be
wbartex or more deadly?"
I laughed bat I pt.'Ctttl
"B-: I n:l it so Back" I ikd
Suddenly sobered, she laid her
band upon my shoulder.
“I know you do. dear girt, ant yea
don't know what It trim to nae to
you want It Bur—It is ko
poaeible. X®. don't hrtstle. Listen
to rr»~~
There eas aonetbtng ao ins*te*-t
in her tone that I pat aside the dis
appointment I felt at her asaeri.cn
and sat quietly wa.*:rg few wfeat she
haA to aay.
“Ia the f.-i* place.** she n.t “the
only reason yoa want to name year
daughter Lillian -a because yon j®»e
nse. Ton don't real.7 think it the
best tame possible. Ia tact. I be
lieve if y®a 4An't know me. yoa
wold think of a down or ao you'd
cheese in preference to ft Dos t
trout > t® rise up on yoor h-ad leg*
and deny it. for I know it's so. and
so do you. I'm gam* to givo yoa s
chance to 'save face' however, a la
our Chinese frxsSt for I'm going t®
talk so fast that yoa won't have may
opportunity to answer "yes’ or *ao.* ”
She made a garr_n mono at me.
and hurried on. her wards and tone
more serious. while I marveled anew
at her keen, almost uncanny percep
tions. For she had voiced what I
hardly bad divined myself. that ex-.
cept for her ownership zS the name
Lillian. I should never have thought
off y.v.n* tt to my baby.
“If I bad the framing off the
laws.” she went 00. “I should make
every it—no gives at birth a pro
visional one. and give every one the
privilege off changing it upon attain
ing voting age. But unfortunately
they haven't handed me tost job.
and there is no such law. therefore
It behooves parents •-■4 guardians to
tie*are haw tbey ax a**.:..'' lielpJew
xsggsta. “
* If I wswt thinking off thpL* I
LaTit my Laty Harriet, and t» dons*
with it But 1 dost „ae the carat,
and I'm aar* my Maugham
woktot.
' She isn't a flunef* kalian a* id
wiafag <ner to the earraigr and
Tcalr; r g dc-wr. at the a.e-epicg infant.
"And. aa* -.eg year pre—eta. she
isn't a 'Margaret." either. Of cos-rae
Ebcgy and year father aunt her
named after you. but nave you re
flected that there hardly could he
two "Madges' *a the ewe flhmflp »g .
fsr Mm a—the.- to hut ths d taarn
trr* and the hafD'gr the dignified
name sftnd be sect of fjoarf •«
Maras so elegant.y capoemed it. I
w.s n yas COB id f.rd a r.a*rv tfc*:
didn't beiorg ta ««Chr* family. 1
doc': believe Mother Graham aouiC
care so much about be tg * gated XT
you got yours too E.it to fea*.* the
name of 'her » it of the boose’
ignored. wt_jo her 'ia-iaws' "rv
usnpbedf Tea caa t <t ,*t my dear,
even sf Oath? does w*rt it. for year
pear* off mad a wrr'b moo* than
anything else past Stew, and < .1
wool he able to End the wood. speS
it. cr pcpwtiac* a. if Mubr* Cna
fcaa get* oa cne of her rtrinp*,
which I wars yoo sorely orsIS hapten
:* that baby to named after yoo »
stead of her. Whai she d do :f 'W
narr«d her af** sra so s..ad can
■MftoCL Bs! f it vj! I uttM t'M
The Stars Say—
a* For Frklr. Marrb 13
By CE7CVSH KXMBLF
ALItXtT ecotpfc day may l<
predicted from the predeec-.
sast place ef Merc-ary eeatiie
Luna. ••"*** by a mraa. aspect
be--seer the tamaaanm Tbe latter
bear* raie on nupleymeer and e»
coarsge* the hope «sf ebewreairat or
preferment fbom tboae i* autborrry.
B-t there are lk u*’» of st-bbcca
ohraele ard frafrauna. with the
aesrt of disrupt.*'* chase* as *»H
as secret eppoaslxm. « t* persevew
ance end tact some benefits may be
reaped from adverse conditions
Those erbase birthday it a may
prepare for a year m w'irk aa'fe
may be on against d;*:ase*r»*:-.g
condition* and unforeseen c bar p.
subtle enmitaes and definite obstacle
bat employers or those » place* of
power may assist and there may be
some benefit* through snfting* ar
letters- A child borr. oa this daw
should have many talents and caps
biliae*. which it may need to over
come easy obstacles and difficult
situations ib life. It may coast on
the favoritism of thorn la influential
portion*
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Be On Guard Against
" Ringworm" Infection
—!» • Matt tnrmUmt Dmrmt Omtdmm --
Dr*f*i* the I ****** \mme» 4§*phe4 tm fhm 4Hd4 mJ*
umed Siam LrmpUrn*, W§ SisH Mm+mmrm Wu
b. torn i. cunuM). m n
^ l'a.»l ff—rtiir ftMft W* Y»r»
to
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The Home Kitchen
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I " »,s S M." 6 \. A t ■ Si, ** -
that » a bqwi «■*-*!.*
.■a the aaaa af mgpaaiiaa *><»
,«a» fca4 pr ifttwa «f me mam
E®a* ase ap|>aw*i3if the Mamet
: graaeta <• r«ok. a.u4 perfehpa tea* Se
wltf they a:* ra«*if" «eahe4 f|fML
i a«-a taut aaa® *»* cefer* a fear
Imew Maiaf «ac- >«f emit** ham
the ir**trecu*«»*. hah*
i flgiigamhe *»w etrtct arhrrg. A*>4
'the cecii *1* buet the hab* af
I emmitnis egar* »(■•* «a* rarely le
tafariMd,
Tet it a «a*y war*; the t»e ar them
f a»4*aaatfta. riwm age camhiasmhhl
SC -at nipiiila— ft •*'**■"* •*
rlrri hkerfjr, Eepe'-.alir Irtah •***
Heas the pea. time meh the »*ae.
awi-j i ... a*i tee® * * - *m« **
[ amaniar peats. 'The ««*» * **
, coecelate acae y a*»4 ese* ah t«e
:■ 11113,44 fca# fbeebfme ret., they trill 'he
hr* i’£uBy e *.,•*. film, yet CU-* aw
A f- at y heema edge ageua# Mail
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cat Tt*
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Advice to Girl*
B* NiVO LiJ
ntAF SASCf LEX
I *—! }* fey tariff terae **i4
»try r.ot ta lea*. Ta* bay ttaat
lately fee fca»*f ("epokec «• aw and
Ha m:4 that be m ornery because
I ir» imnI wtcb a garl is# daaab't
Lk* ark) Mat I «a petua* >«a»
like bar. Tell ta*. Sti r Lae. mm
tka nets that be doe**'1* 1*%« m
a»T more? if ao. bea ca* I ra
bit bit back and hump M'f
S-tocereir 5 ««rb
ducouugcx)
DISCOURAGED if yaw bate rw
ara to'belie** tbat ta* a-- a*
J bo* ail abe abould b*. (fee* yaa
kwiM break wWk bar at pear «ai»
j ifwrt But if yea are ceavinced
that eto* aaer ita a* adeem* crmraaat.
tbea I would stick ta taw j«-a*rb
, leai at wtaa* year tn*»d ttaiatk* or
; aays F roedeer. af ttoouptit aai ac
: uaa arc to* at Uta'a moat prwioad
and treasured *•*# aad ma «rhR be
•rare leas (bey be takas fna m
T*.k tba rb;t!f amor m ilk tta# * imm*
ana&d and t.r»d ant tram baa
what it a be object* la .a yew
• friend . A little Bask talk baa ediea
Cleared up tbe aat apkaaat tab
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