IN ‘CHANGE OF HEART ‘EVER SINCE EVE’ To Present ‘Frolics’ BAN BENITO. May 25 — Pupil* Of BARROW TIP 0 IS REFORMATORY Markoleta Oreer Elstner from Brownsville to Harlingen wl’l par- ticipate In the annual Frolics of 1834 to be presented at the flivoll IS DENIED BY OPERATED ON INMATE SLAIN theater at 8:30 o’clock Friday night, I June 1. The Valley dancing teacher an- nually presents her pupils in a ABOARD spring recital and for this year she I DALLAS COPS BOAT BY AXBLOWS has a number of elaborate brought costumes to this section. More than 75 are expected May 25 —R A LOS ANGELES. May 25. (AV- GATES VILLE, May 28. UPy- pupils I^BdALLA8. to Schmid, Dallas county William Albert Robinson, wealthy Murder charges were filed against participate. The recital will be in connection said Friday that the of- explorer, was reported "doing as L D. Herrin Friday for the ax slay- with the of Stlngaree.* *’ho shot and killed Clyde well a« could be expected” Friday ing of Hobart Lee Hut?. 16-year-old showing ■|Kcers with Irene Dunn and Richard Dix. H^B“arro'*' and Bonnie Parker did not following an appendicitis operation Inmate of the state reformatory MB*V— aboard his world-girdling to the shade of some trees while day tiny Her clothes torn and an eye black- I Deckle On Road’ the was they had been working in a field, honeymoon craft, Svaap, ened. Mary E. Sheads, 65. retired upon night after and hit him several times on the 881(1 that Frank Hamer. operated Thursday school teacher, was found strangled the arrival of the U. 8. destroyer head with an ax. Huff's head was Ranger captain, and Bob to death last night In her apart- H^B^rmer Hale, which had been dispatched George O'Brien and Mary Brian give a graphic portrayal of what has split open and he died several hours ■■dcorn, special deputy on the ment. from the Canal Zone. Two navy been “Ever Since Eve", in the Fox of that title, afterward. staff had found that Clyde happening production Screams and. a few moments later, IglBteriff’s seaplanes medical officers the two and at Refcginatory began Bonnie followed a earning featuring players. Showing Friday Saturday the Cap- authorities the clank of a fire escape ladder to ^Hnd regularly and had preceded it. questioning young Herrin immed- route covering five states supplies, itol Theatre, Brownsville. the ground drew neighbors to Miss ^lyrcultouc A to the Associated iately after the attack Thursday. decided that the road message Sheads' apartment, which she oc- l*tBnd graveled Press from Wireless King Herrin was seen with *friff Just be- IBB1 a heavily-wooded sector not far Operator cupied alone. They found her aboard the trawler Santa Cruz, fore the victim's bo*^ was found HHr°ni Arcadia, La., likely would be stretched on the floor beside her bed. which has been standing by the in a plowed furrow of the field. ■le place to catch them Janet with Charles Farrell in of Heart" Gayno. co-starring “Change 8vaap since the Cambridge. Mass., ’34 Tomato Deal Co. Atty. Floyd Zei&ler said the Hamer and Alconi began work on with a midnite and two start- Valley’s IHH opening preview Saturday showing days textile engineer, became ill. said: grand Jury would investigate the case a short time after Clyde ing Sunday at the Rivoli Theatre. San Benito. "Hale case next week. the break from the reports operation perform- l^wigineered j ed and Robinson as well as prison farm in South doing |^Bastham could be expected. Planes leaving Jan. 16. in which Raymond Will Be At Inman Rites Held at dawn to return to Practically bank robber, and four «xlboa.” I^Bamilton. When medical officers, Lieut. (Special to The Herald* 8BBth*r prisoners were liberated Frank Merriwell, Scourge Com. Rolk) W. Hutchinson. :.nd McALLEN, May 25— Funeral ser- HVhey spent months cor.mlting sher- vices were held Lieut. Oscar D. Yarbrough, arrived Friday afternoon EBB'fs tn Texas. Oklahoma, southwest for W P at Tagus Cove Wednesday night, End With Week’s Close Inman. 56. father of L. P. Arkansas and Louisiana. "Pete'' |||BU*BOuri. | found Robinson's Inman, well known young and Bon- , they appendix ap- They found that Clyde McAllen business man. who died |H To ‘Defends*His parently was ruptured and delayed at would start from Shreveport Dastards, With east Texas entering the field day and will be nearing a close the Inman home here late Wednes- ^■ie an operation until the Hale arrived by HBrive rapidly to Sherman or Den- in a the Valley's with better facilities. strong manner, the end of the week, shippers said. day. |^B^n. Tex., would push o i to Wichita j tomato deal began to taper off Fri- Mr Inman was born in Wisconsin nortli A change in weather flight result and then would swing in 1877 and resided there until 1931, Mo. in some ^Hhrough Oklahoma to Joplin. Good Name shipments later, but ship- when he moved to McAllen. He was south, they would dash Before Court IJIJuming ( Production Control pers predicted the bulk of the crop a retired railway engineer, and had Arkansas and would lose VOTE JUDGES will be moved Invested in property near Alamo. I^Birough by the end of this temporaril- in Louis- NEW YORK. May 25. (JPt— Frank Frank Merriweli in a series of short Made Funeral services conducted |^Hhemselves Board Plans week. by Merriwell, who eschewed tobacco, films it has produced. Rev. T. H McNeill of were — Harlingen SAN BENITO. May 25 County The rolled foreswore swearing and swallowed Merriweli. as a hundred million Valley 76 carload* followed by interment in Roselawn A O A/IV1QC HVWMU and cotton committees stronger than his pride, nickel-novel readers will attest corn-hog Friday night as against 132 cars here. nothing ARE NAMED to cemetery were here this wee* full of his was the consolidated Wednesday night while other Texas Alcorn then learned has come in the glory embodiment of all that is Surviving are his widow. Mrs. W. Hamer and form a county production control points shipped 89 carloads. time in manhood inot a federal court. clean, good and brave; a scourge P. Inman and one son, L. P. Inman, lat the couple spent much ooard which will assist in giving The had His creator, W. Gilbert Patten to dastards and venom to villains. price dropped to 2 cents both of McAllen: one sister. Mrs. orthwestern Louisiana and for two (Special to The Herald. out the was out information sent by for the larger sixes and 1 a (Burt L. Standish>, has asked that He given his first name MERCEDES. 25. — cent Ella Kemp of Diamond Bluff. W1&.; wnths the officers toured a sector May Primary Admmis- for the Pictures. Inc., Patten said Agricultural Adjustment pound smaller tomatoes. and a of l the northwestern part of the Superior Talking Thursday, because he election judges for seven of Hidalgo brother. Charles Inman was tiation in regard to production. East Texas tomatoes are circumfer- he enjoined from using the name indeed •Frank”. The last 23 boxes were named running DeSoto, Wisconsin. Late about 120 miles in county’s voting W. was elected name was -Merri” Henry Bell presi- larger sizes, making It still more noe. said the would synthetic, mean- at a meeting of the county dem- Schmid couple • dent with Dovie Bush of ing merry- and well" Harl'ngen difficult for the Valley to meet the In 1932 accidental deaths in ‘he love about over the souths, on meaning he ocratic executive committee Wed- was free a* cretary. competition, into considera- were. from dandruff, hoof and nesday taking United States numbered 89.000; ae basis of how "hot” they night. Other members are E. W drown. tion mouth disease, and bubonic Selection of the constituted the additional mileage in ship- 29.000 of these occurred in the The sheriff said the $100 reward plague. judges F. W. R»o 18 AT Frank Sar Benito; Harris. ments. home. e for the of LYFORF Merriweli, boy and man, one of the last steps toward com- posted apprehension H. Harvey. San Be.iito; preserved the honor of of the fusion between the Hondo; ne two criminals would be divided dear old pletion Fardale ard Dan Kloepping. Santa Rosa. Hamer, Ted Hinton, and, later, dear old Yale Democratic and Good Government mong Alcorn* for 986 Provisions of the Bankhead bill nother and M. T. Gault, a consecutive weeks. During parties of Hidalgo county. When the deputy, that limiting cotton production through officer. TO GRADUATE entire period his lips nevei democratic committee selects judges pecial highway patrol touched licensing were explained and the liquor, spoke an t for the primary the Good Govern- epithet I'.atter of farm record bx>ks fer held a cigarette, not even a cubeb ment county executive committee discussed. The books are LYFORD. May 25.—The largest He performed his weekly heroics will be officially advised. Consider- growers available for all fanners, partic- Haze Does Little number of students ever to grad- from April 1, 1896. to 1915 ation will be those named, January, given those who wish to keer. a uate from the Lyford high school, 18 this to ularly During lengthy period of ac- and if unsatisfactory the Good Cash I in will receive record of their farm production In Refinery Damage number, diplomas quiring an education Frank drop- Government group, efforts will be Grocery connection w.th government prt- (Special to The Herald,' Friday night, June 1, at Commence- kicked his schools to approximate- made to choose judges mutually ac- Specials for and 25th and 1934. exer- duction contracts or loans. Friday Saturday, May 26th, I McALLEN. May 25.—A spectacular ! ment exercises. Baccalaureate ly 100 victories in the last five sec- ceptable. When all judges have been with re caused little or no damage at cises will be held May 27 Rev. onds of play, hit an incalculable accepted by both organizations the le Chalk-Eskilsden Refinery in the C. H. Riddle, pastor of the Lyford Umber of homeruns over an in- Good Government committe / ex- test McAllen industrial sectVn late Baptist church delivering the ser- calculable number of fences, and pected to recommend the disbanding hursday. mon. escaped disaster, in one form oi of the second party. said a valve L F. associate dean ol another, on an Refinery employees Connell, average of once a It is reported that precinct lead- BUTTER *om a cracking unit was left open, the Texas College of Arts and in- week throughout the McKinley ers in other voting precincts have KteS"?_24c I ermitting the ignition of distillate dustries at Kingsville will deliver Roosevelt. Taft and Wilson admin- agreed upon primary judges in the -om fires beneath boilers. the commencement address. istrations. individual precincts and that their Peache., Prattlow Brand 1 8- Juice Three McAllen Fire Department Dot Wilson is class valedictor- Patten, who feels that if recommendations will be sent to the Grapefruit Supenoi M or I0C sike Halee., No. 1% Can . Valley Roar Brand, No. I Can. 1 Cana ompanies smothered the blaze, ian and Betty Gwen is salutatonan. Talking Pictures. Inc., went ahe-1 county democratic committee for ]3c I■ hich spread quickly to several The list of graduates follows: with its Frank Merriwel series h< consideration shortly arrels of crude oil and waste, with Marjorie Finley. Margaret Parks. would be damaged 825).000 worth Judges named by the democratic (Central I Pineapple Peanut Butter uge volumes of water after chem- Dot Wilson. Cleo Ballard. Betty said the Merriweli stories had cir- committee Wednesday night are: IQ/. •ais were used to spread of Gwen Barlow. Loise Mar- culated 123.600.000 Precinct East Weslaco. Mur- 16c I prevent Brantley, copies to date 2. Pop He ie flames. jorie Finley. Hilma Jackson, Eve- estimates he has used up 40. ray; Precinct 4. Alamo. Carroll Great clouds of black smoke from lyn Lagerstam, Shirley Potts, Edna 000.000 words in telling the work 1 Brown: Precinct 9. North Mission, for ie oil-fed blase could be seen Smith. Mae Belle Sowards, Ethel what a grand person Prank is. Carl Roettele; Precinct 10. South >veral miles. Sundling, Randall Devine, Keith Mission. M D. Cavazos; Precinct 13, 1-Lb. West John \£ ItPSji Sunset Package... Walter William McKinney; 1 Gilman. Johnson, Edinburg. COFFEE, 25c 1 Of all the 11 Quick and James Sorensen. costly wonders tha » Precinct 17, Stockholm (Turner O Police the Charge Chief palace of the Mogul emperor i Tract), C. O. Pearson; and Precinct J In Brother’* Death at Delhi has contained, the mos : 19. Saa Manuel. W M. Doughty, wonderful and costly was the pea Sr. i HI Red C 1-Lb. 25 -hVP*— Extension Service » GATE CITY. Va.. May cock throne, constructed during th< COFFEE, Package... Davidson, chief of police of of lifford reign Shah Jehan. and valued a Ammonia is also known a* harts- 21cfcd I with Center Is Certain late City, was charged Friday more than $30,000,000. It was «i > horn. It used to be made by heat- his brother, whom he had HARLINGEN. May 25. Estab- the form of I illing two peacocks and wrai ► ing the horns of stags in closed ves- Hominy Tomato Juice lishment of a teaching Sc 1C- I dught to arrest. permanent inlaid with valuable Jewels. sels to draw* the I lEXAS'LARGEST SELLER Vo. I Can. pr. ran out gases. . Ctla Brand Vo l Can, t ran. far .. »■"- The police chief said he had gone center in the Valley with head- ^ ■ > arrest his brother, Cecil David- quarters in Harlingen is expected An in in. for fighting with a negro to take place September. 3 Spinach, S & S Brand 11- Apple Butter followed and the polite Plans for the extension service 1 lX* 18- I rgument I So. IM Can. per can . While House Brand. M-ot. bief fired at the brother when he courses were being made by Dr. Jar . 9 •ared the latter had % gun. After James Knight, extension teacher be shoting Chief Davidson sur- from Austin. ?ndered to Sheriff O. B Darnall Courses in various subjects for nd was released on $1,000 bail college credit will be offered at I-c/\ziz1 BROWNSVILLE Bros:-1INCORPORATED 54cI June Brownsville. and | i5p? 3-lb.Can. a Harlingen possibly lr,nicr,4 hearing ending preliminary 1 Elisabeth si Eleventh several other Valley towns. The | classes probably will be conducted I S 6-lb. n the evenings. Can.$1.061 lionary Facet Week-End Sale UUgU [ Lengthy Captivity Robles Clue Fades I Jams, Peach-Pineapple 1 fip Salmon, Pink NGHAI. May 25. —The TUCSON. Ariz., May 25. —— jjc I award Smith, kidnaped Amer- Although they are still questioning 1OO MEN’S SUMMER SUITS lissionary. appeared doomed iim in connection with the kidnap- the I Corned to in of June Beef, Libby’s long captivity ing six-year-old Robles, 17f1tantially with the girl’s abduction with two You’ll like I n be ast pants. Flour som would paid. month. .RF 12lb-Sack.4811 the tailoring and materials. |jg v^ujES I gold medal 241b- Sack.93c her Burnt Son DOCTORS ADMIRE -=J[ I And Self to Death Several Shades of Grays and Tans I BEAVs7pIMo». Choir. BrtlraDrd. 1 lb.. ■■ »r FRANCISCO. 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