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"" Herald,11 1 1 Why ■■ — ■ ■ —■ ■ """ A ^ Way-Call«£. ] Miscellaneous League Chiefs Consider State G. O. P. Selects PERMANENT Classified Rates Franchise New Officials waving at reduced Rules, Offers for BE Today rates ANTI-MASK for WHEATFARMER limited time. Work done in your home or mine. 413 Please Phone win be *c the next issue after it is brought to Associated Press.) for appointment. (10) (Bv The Associated Press.) ("By The from their attention. .All or- Advertisementscepted over the telephone advertising DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 5.—Further con- DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 5.—Choosing a those ders are on this basis TAILORING SALESMEN: Davis $29.50 telephone subscribers, or from j accepted only. GUESS IS BAD sideration of offers for the old Gal- IS MANK1N PLAN vice chairman and treasurer was among “Square Deal" line ready for spring. having regular charge accounts. Oth Telephone No. 7 and dictate your veston franchise in the Texas League the matters cf business before the re- idvertisement Amazing values, nationally famous. er classified advertising must be ac to an experienced baseball club, which now is held by publican state execute committee which j “Satisfaction re- rlassified writer. guaranteed or money companied by cash. the League, were considered today at a met here about noon today. The name turned." Liberal commissions in ad- Classified alvertisements will be of the committee of Cel. W. E. Talbot has been mention- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES. Acreage Is Cut Down; meeting appointed Georgetown Representa- vance. New in- profit-sharing plan to printed only in light face type. No for that purpose. Galveston interests ed as a successor of Charles E. Boyn- 20 words or crease less, one insertion. .30c tive Will It your earnings. No charge for culs will be Price Than have made an offer but decision was de- Introduce ton who to a permitted. Over 20 Higher resigned recently accept >40 qutfit. Our words, one insertion, per selling eighteenth year No advertisements accepted on an ferred so that Oak Cliff (Dallas) and federal judgtship appointment. Clar- direct. time. word mc Previous Year Before selling Producers—save “until forbid” order. A specific* Waco w'hich have signified 'nterest, Legislature ence Linz, treasurer, resigned some Subsequent insertions run consec- Mail letter and refer- — giving experience lumber of insertions must be given. might make their final offers. motnhs ago. General campaign plans ences. P. H. Davis Tailoring Co., 763 utively, per word lc The Herald reserves the right to By the HOUSTON, Texas, Jai-.. 5.—Farmers The committee is composed of J. AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 5.—The anti- were discussed. Power Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. (24) month, per word 25c dace all advertisments unler th in the wheat Doak Roberts, president of the league, mask the No classified advertisement ac- producing sections of bill, promised by democratic classification, and reject un- Texas made a bad this i Walter Morris, Dallas, R. 0. Harvey, state is to be into iroper cepted for less than 30c guess year. platform, introduced a Herald Classified Ad lean or objectionabl copy. At this time last to Wichita Falls and Paul Lagrave, Fort the Thirty-Ninth Try Lost and Found LOCAL READER RATES year, according legislature by Rep. Obituaries and cards of thank H. H. Schutz., government statistician, Worth. Their decision may be with- Luke Mankin, attorney of Georgetown. First insertion, per line 12c wul be taken at the classi high priced cotton looked better than held until late in the day even if reach- Georgetown was the scene of the I HAVE found something valuable to regular Same ad run consecutive days, fied rate. cheap wheat and as a consequence the ed today. famous Burleson flogging cases of two some one, call at peanut and popcorn per line . 8c The are wheat acreage was reduced, while that years ago, in which Dan now stand on Washington between 11th and publishers not responsible No stamps higher than 2c denomina- Moody, for er* of cotton was greatly increased. On attorney general-elect, won fame for 12th and receive by paying for this ad. copy omissions, typographical tion accepted in payment for ads. Dec. 1, however, Mr. Schutz said, the energetic prosecution of several men (23) rors or any unintentional error that Display advertising rates will be farm price of cotton was 22.4 cents in accused of flogging R. W. Burleson. The may occur, further than to correct in furnished on application. Texas compared with 30.4 cents last TO defendants were sent to the peniten- a GLEECLUB but wheat fourth more Wanted BROWNSVILLE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY year, brought tiary. Help than the farm of a average year ago The complete bill follows: Last fall, continued rains made sowing $10,000,000 COMPANY wants man to "Sestion 1. If any person who is of small grains very while sell Watkins Home Necessities in difficult, masked or in disguise shall go into or Automobiles this a of moisture re- year deficiency TOUR VALLEY near in a manner cal- Brownsville. More than 150 used daily. any public place MISSION MID-TERM tarded both plowing and sowing. Income $35-$50 weekly. Experience un- FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring in A-l culated to disturb the inhabitants The wheat crop averages only 75 pei —--- necessary. W'rite Dept. H-5. The J. R. new- thereof, or who shall disturb any in- shape mechanically, fully equipped, cent of 18 below Iowa normal, points that ol habitant of such shall he Watkins Cojnpany, 62-70 Wes: top, paint and seat covers. Terms. EXAMNS START place, guilty Dec. 1, 1923, but almost on a par with Girl From West- ^.ve., Memphis, Tenn. (22) Welch Motor Co., San Benito, Tex. (20) Singers [ of a misdemeanor and upon conviction the condition of Dec. 1, 1922. Last I thereof shall be fined in any sum not year's acreage was reduced to 1,469,000 moorland Start Pro- MISSION. Tex., Jan. 5.—The begin- exceeding five hundred dollars ($500), the lowest since 1920, but an increase Seeds—Plants Financial ning of the second term of the Mission gram Jan. 11 or by imprisonment in the county jail I of 24 per cent is reported this fall schools is scheduled for January 19th not exceeding 12 months, or by both ! which brings the acreage up to 1,882,000, CDT FLOWERS—Funeral Designs, WANTED—Man or woman as active at which time promotions will take such fine and imprisonment. or slightly more than what it was in A four of Nursery Co., Brownsville office or silent in a business that will the Lower Valley will be "Section 2. If who is dowyer partner place. 1922. any person San made next tlcCleary Music Co. PhoDe 882. pay 20 per cent per month net profit. A new class of low first grade will week, starting Sunday night, masked or disguised shall go into or High wheat prices this year, the re- bv the Benito office. Concrete Highway, No competition in Valley. About $1000 he established, of those January 1, Westmoorland Col- near, or shall demand entrance or ad- consisting were due to the Benito. port asserts, mainly lege Glee Club of San the tour Phone 263. (57) required. C. A. Fletcher, San pupils who failed to come up to the re- Antonio, mission into any private house within smaller Canadian crop of poorer quality -1-■-1^—i-—— Box 751. (2) quirements the first term and including most of the cities of the Val- this or shall disturb inhabi- during than last and less state, any year promising crop and at Brownsville.. pupils who have become of school age ley, terminating tant of such private house, shall be prospects in Argentina. Export demand The first Real Estate since 1. 1924. Parents of performance of the club of a and conviction September meanwhile continues. guilty felony, upon will be a McAllen on For Sale children who arc eligible to enter this Sunday night, thereof shall be punished by confine- FOR SALE—100-ft. corner Sketching other conditions the sur- property class have been January 11; subsequent programs will ment in the state penitentiary for a ^ requested by the^super- vey said: RoastrJ snJ S*U h -** ^ I with two modern on Elizabeth. SALE—One Holstein be at Mission on Har- __ cottages FOR registered inUndent of the Mission schools to given Monday; term of not less than two (2) years, nor Kail oats sown C <5-* Terms. Mrs. Puckett West old. El Rio Rio acreage thus far is Weslaco and Mer- C A N COFFEE Apply Agnes bull, five years Farm, have them register between lingen, Tuesday; more than ten (10) years. £ $) v >’ fl| January considerable below that of last Jtxai, L'. S, 4’ or Phone 297-W. Tex. year; San Thurs- ■ {Italian, Brownsville, (8) Hondo, (9) 16th and 19th. cedes, Wednesday; Benito, Section 3. If any person who is *ir jj livestock and range conditions lack day; Brownsville, Friday. masked or in disguise shall commit an FOR at a 15 acres near of as as SALE bargain, F(TR SALE—Registered American Pit much being good last fall; fall I)r. E. B. of the Stanford, president assault upon any other person he shall club on concrete Half See them is 18 cent Country highway. bull pups. Papers furnished. Revival plowing only per completed will the wom- [ Meetings Will college, accompany young be deemed guilty of a felony and upon set in grapefruit trees, rest truck. next door to Sanders Paint L. D, this year as against 20 per cent last Shop. en on the tour. Programs will include conviction thereof shall be * Browns- punished by Write at once. P. O. Box 135, Fread, Harlingen, *Tex. (3) at Mission year; syrup production is the shortest ! numbers the violin selec- Begin by glee club, death or by confinement in the state ville. (6) in years and the of $1.30 cJor weak. 1 price per tions, readings members of the ex- MULES MULES by penitentiary for life, or for any term of gallon is unusually high; rice yields and pression department instrumental not less than ten (10) years, FOR SALE—All kinds of San Benito Just arrived two cars of extra well MISSION. Tex., Jan 5.—A series of 40 bushels about that years averaged per acre, numbers by members of the music de- tracts close and on to i "Section 4. The fact that there is I property; small in, broke mules, ages, four eight years, revival meetings will open at the of last year, but production fell off 200,- San partment. no law in this state expressly prohibit- [ the highway. Mrs. Fred Handley, weight 900 to 1200 pounds. These mules Church of Christ in Mission, Sunday, 000 bushels from 5,800,000 in 1923; the Run-down ! The glee club is of 22 from going in either public Benito. (58) are right out of work and ready for the January 11th. Brother Rie E. Wallace is 30 composed ing persons j pecan crop short, probably only ! /" women. Allene is or in can seen at Summitt young Miss Sanders or private places while masked collar, be Filling of Runge, Tex., will conduct the meet- per cent of full crop, as compared with about i FOE SALE—259 acres with Brownsville. mule director. Other members are the Misses disguise and committing violations of Station, Every guar- ings which will continue inlef initely. 9S per cent in 1919, when 17,000,000 tw<> wiles frontage on the Rio Grande H. Tel. 747. i Flora Parker, Ann Carter, Virginia the laws of this state, and the fact inteed as represented. Ott, Brother Wallace is well known in and pounds were produced; the supply of [ Located east of Brownsville. Bar- Louise violations have been Condition/ riyct. Martin, Sights, Kathryn Pouns, that such recently around Mission and being a forceful farm labor is 93 per cent of normal, j gain. Call on Monsces & Stell. tf (48) FOR SALE—Wood, $5.00 per cord. ! Olive McCauley, Maurine Zook, Esther frequent occurrences, rendering the speaker and a man of winning person- practically the same as last year. Phone 109-J. (7) Hanna, Elsie Fimble, Lola Sparks, Onica citizenship of the state fearful of their ality a large attendance is expected at “Where new land is being cleared," | I Ladnian, Brucie Butts, Corrine Stall- lives, creates an emergency and an im- the meetings. the said, “as in the South, or cot- report ■ For Rent ings, Elvie Hallmark, Genevieve Stout, perative public necessity that the con- ton picking continues, as in the West Freda Roser.ow, E.lna Schmidt, Jessie stitutional rule requiring that bills be and of Texas, there is I have ten acres Northwest; parts T,0 RENT—We plowed AUTO SEEKS AERIAL PROTECTION I Johnson, Eunice Langley, Margaret King read on three several days be suspended HIDALGO CO. still a good demand for labor, but in ready for potatoes, want good man to and Mary Rosenow. and that this act shall take effect and LONDON, Jan. 5.—The new’ Minister the other districts the supply exceeds | farm same and follow potatoes with for be in force from and after its passage, Air. Sir Samuel Hoare, wants to see the demand.” close in on El Jardin. Apply Lone it is so enacted. corn, OWNERS RUSH CLERK the official air routes of Europe con- and .Co. (15) Star Immigration centrated in London. Speaking here ST. LOUIS BROWNS recetnly. he said: T. H. I.EE FUNERAL HELD V FOR RENT—A choice furnished room, EDINBURG. Tex., Jan. 5.—The last *‘I WILL CORSICANA. Tex.. Jan. 5.—The fun- as under a in, Phone 631. regard myself very de- COMMISSION ^close good neighborhood. three days of the old year. Monday, eral of L. II. 83. well known busi- (16) finite and responsible obligation th» GET STAR CATCHER Lee, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, ness man of Corsicana was held this _X--- nation as a whole. One thing I de- witnessed the usual rush at the county CONSIDER STOCKMEN afternoon. He died FOR SALE or rent—A six room house. sire to achieve during my term of of- yesterday. tax collectors’s office when many hun- J. F. Steele, 1311 Elizabeth, Phone 562. fice is that I shall leave the air de- (Bv The Associated Press.) I 1dwreds of auto owners- came in from all ) fense of London than ST. DOOR of stronger I found Jan. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 5.—Catcher opportunity flings over couhty to their auto WASHINGTON. D. C., 5.—De- Read the Classified Ads _(4 Hidalgo pay it.” Leo of the St. Paul club of THEwide its to the man termined to to imme- Dixon, the portals only RENT—Furnished or unfurnish- license before January 1st, 1925, as re- present congress FOR American association has been sold to who is up and doing—who is filled Mrs. the state law. diately some form of relief legislation ed, my home, 822 Elizabeth Street, quired by the St. Louis Americans for three with pep and punch—with rich, red for t’ne cattle members of the play- D. Collins. (5) From forty to fifty people were industry, blood his Mary a ers, the use of two others for next tingling through system. standing in line during the entire day, Try Herald Classified Ad president’s agricultural commission were Mountain size season and a cash consideration it was obstacles dwindle to Phone their turn at the and called today after n recess of six weeks ant hills and FOR RENT—Room and garage. awaiting window, announced here. ambitions become ac- in of information (160) on the last day of the rush, an extra spent study given complishments to these sort of men. $61. Legal Notices The deal, which was closed by J. R. clerk was put on in the hall by the Tax them by various governmental depart- rm~ Where is the employer who seeks Connery, new president and principal FOR RENT—Furnished apartments. Collector 0. Em Jones, making three ments. the man who is run-down? NOTICE owner of the St. Paul involves physically 1302 Adams. (158) tVith relief for cattlemen club, The man without Close in. receivers for the money on duty, and Notice is hereby given that the regu- scheduled stamina to with- $35,000 in players and cash and gives stand were issued as as lar annual of for first consideration, the eommirsion the knocks and gaff of the hur- receipts speedily meeting the Stockholders St. Paul Pat FOR RENT—Rooms and apartmpitcher. time honored creator of The office was house on red-blood- 429._(199) collector's kept open Tuesday, January 13th, 1925, Besides these three obtaining play- cells. You cannot expect to very in until 11 o’clock on Wednesday night in at 3 P. M., for the purpose of electing Coming get FURNISHED ROOMS private! ers St. Paul wdll have the use Weather Bulletin outright, far up the ladder unless you aro (105) order to serve a large number who Directors and Transaction of such family. 578. of Cedric Durst, an outfielder, during Get that car ready— equipped with a body that is could not to the window other business as come strong get earlier. may properly the 1025 and another not Observations taken today at 8 a. m., season, player and vigorous. S.S.S. will start you FOR RENT—Nice furnished rooms. Much credit is due the competent before the meeting. G. C. Wagner, 75th meridian time. First figures, high- yet selected. work on your way. Don’t allow the “Door COO Wash. (100) help employed by Mr. Jones in hi-; of- Cashier. (1-12) all mechanical of est temperature yesterday; second, low- Dixon established an enviable record Opportunity” to be closed to you fice, for the great volume of work turn- with the Saints after here last because have not the NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS est last night; third, rain and melted coming done—fenders welded you stamina to ed out and the New Year’s — by them, «now from the club of the withstand the because The annual meeting of the Stock- in last 24 hours. year Indianapolis gaff your For Rent holiday was welcomed with joy by the American association where he had been nerve power is lolders of the State National Bank Abilene 60 34 .00 lacking. Build up clerks who had the —start and weary kept up Amarillo a substitute catcher for several seasons. lacquering your system! Four room )f Brownsville, Texas, will be held at 54 24 .00 FOR RENT—Cheap. nerve-wrecking pace for three days. S.S.S. made of ;ts' Atlanta 52 40 .00 He was obtained for $3000 on the waiv- carefully selected bouse and garage in Colonia Victoria, banking house on Tuesday, January next Thurs and er route. painting scientifically prepared and Phone 13, 1925, at Three P. for the election BROWNSVILE 63 56 .02 pro- two blocks from paved street. M., portioned herbs and barks makes rf Directors and the Charleston 62 40 .00 175. (1~) transaction of such day. Gill more. you fit! Get back that old time Frisco Extend rther business as Chicago 26 22 .00 punch! May may properly come Rail President When opportunity knocks be Corpus Christi 56 52 Georgia ready Border to San Mateo before the meeting. A. H. Fernandez, .00 to answer the call! Automobiles ’ashier.—Adv. Dallas 58 3G .00 .—-* (1-13) Dead After Illness Long S. S. S. is sold at Denver 44 20 all good drag .00 stores in two sizes. FOR SALE—A Ford sedan. A bargain. NOTICE TO Are You Nervous? The larger gixt STOCKHOLDERS Dodge City 40 16 .00 Weak, is more economical. 527 between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. (By The Associrted Press.) Houston. Texas—“I have used Call The — annual meeting of the Stock- El Paso 28 .00 (Bv The Associated Press.) information. (18) SAN FRANCISCO, J n. 5.—San Fran- »o:ne of Dr. Pierce’s remedies and ' foj> holders of the Merchants National Bank Galveston 52 50 ci-eo’s .00 BLUNDELL, Ga., Jan. 5.—H. R. C Fed will be increased — COWakes'You population by of will he found them per- 4 months Brownsville, Texas, held at Huron 22 12 .00 Smith, dirtctor of the Central of Geor- FOR SALE—Ford touring, about 50.000 if plans under way for con- satisfac- Yourself its banking house on Tuesday, fectly U, Qke Again and rear, lock wheel, January Jacksonville 64 50 .00 gia railroad, thme Ocean old. Bumper front solidation of San Mateo county with the Steamship tory. I became bal- 13, 1925, at Three P. M. for the election Kansas 38 24 .00 the Citizens five new Goodyear full It San City company, and Southern rundown in sunshade, city go through. is Francis- of Directors and the transaction of such Welch Motor Louisville 40 26 .00 and a number of tires. A bargain. co’s first at Bank, Georgia enter- health and had looft attempt annexation. other business as may properly come 48 36 .00 iSan Benito, With its Memphis prises, died at his home here yester- weak and ner- Co., oak-studded, rolling foot- before the meeting. E. J. Texas._(21) Tucker, Miami 78 66 .00 day after a illniss. I hills that merge into the Coast long Funeral ser- vous spells. 1910 Ford Range, Cashier.—Adv. (1-7) FOR SALE—One touring Montgomery 60 34 .00 vices will be conducted at took the ‘Golden San Mateo is >ne of the show places Savannah two sets slightly used mud chains, New Orleans 58 50 .04 at noon. Discov- car, of California. Thou-- -ids of San Tuesday Medical shock absorbers, Fran- BIDS FOR LEAD PIPE ore set new Four-Dee New York 4 28 .00 and the Fa- cisco business'' men a:.d w rkers live in ery’ used Four-Dees, and Bids will be received at the office of North one set slightly Platte 34 16 .00 CHILDREN WARNED OF ALCOHOL t vorite rrescrip- the suburban towns of Burlingame, i the in the of S' / s ^.X four used Hood cord tires City Secretary City Oklahoma 46 28 .00 \jT tion’ and it was slightly San Mateo and Menlo Park. City KOENIGSBERG, Germany, Jan. 5.— / new Hood cord, Hillsboro, Brownsville, Texas, until l(5th. 30 x 3 1-2. Also one January Pittsburg 34 24 .00 The Board of « surprising how The cities across Education is behind a f to sell. Reason- the bay. Oakland, ; 1925. at ten o'clock in the for same size. All priced morning St. Louis 36 28 .00 series of quickly and rap- and with lectures, given in the smaller 0. L. Berkeley Alameda, together thirty-two hundred and feet of I a few bottles able terms to reliable parties. forty St. Paul 24 18 .00 on idly improved. Just the San Mateo communitit villages, the evils of the dritik hab- 807. il9) ;, combine to five-eighth inch extrai lead of each me health. I Williams, P. O. Box. j heavy pipe Salt Lake City 34 28 .00 it. Children put in good San Francisco and its particularly are invited Two Good Places to Eat give environs a in niety foot coils, delivered in Browns- San can recommend the 'Golden Medical Antonio 54 40 .00 and asked to relate the something population estimated at 1,500.000. ville. Texas. The reserves experiences as a tonic and the mVVT City the right San Francisco 56 44 .00 their communities Discovery' general Blacks tone Cafe half-mast over the have had with drunk- ‘•Why is the flag at to reject any or all bids. Santa 'Favorite Prescription’ for feminine Fe 36 16 .00 tn persons. The An Englishman, standin-’ nearby, dis- A. E. poisonous nature of troubles.”—Mrs. W. H. Jackson, and at waterworks?” MUNDAY, Sheridan 36 24 .00 alcohol Home teetotaler has died. at the other’s is then explained and volun- All “I suppose some pleased sudden hurst, City Route 1, Box 264, N. dealers. j Secretary. Shreveport 58 34 .00 teers are i Opposite Travelers Hotel gloomed, “Bah, hooray for h-!’’ sought to help in combatting Send 10c to Dr. Pierce. Buffalo, —Strix (Stockholm). (1-3:1-12—lOt—1561) Washington 46 24 .00 the use of alcohol. H. Y.. for trial pkg. tablets. ---

MCWt AND V \ For vjhen l ^mou6"^Yhm>x n —— :; Tou here^°te£HbkE AFTER SOU i allowance*ALLOWANCE. whoU)HO 7-^ t{- POP v. uou AS vcu« PATHFR I SHOULD i rT -ms°oRu HARD TIME. GETTING STARTED-BUT £V\T ~T GoSh-‘ ! ■ (1 HUNTERS T° and SPORTSMEN i * ) PAH MORE ATTENTION TO THOSE < i N0U MffiD *#* 60 THAT 1 KNEW 1 7~ ^ { l m^T MPoT 1 HADE MADE Vlf ^atST T^pSJ^T^T Sou A C.HOUJOBW |V\ Things WHICH MEAN much J .... TH£ J0o,AL TftMlNG EXPERIENCE 7oc^-5 THERE WAS T OBLIGATIONS WHICH fep } report at the office. ATTENTION T'C A MOUN6 man STARTING J /,’ ’/^ULASfco\ arrangements TO PROVIDE an ur~^J' ( a catch ; ^ A HOUNG man MUST / ^ 7:30 AM.TOMORROWl'. ON LiFE’5 JOURnEW JAUowANtt\ ! INCOME FOR HOU VMH\CH LUlLU ttsj r V allowance Have your trophies and assume these l make \t unnecessars for that'C; speci- s£&s'Zrk mens mounted or CAVS D° '- made up ! \ MOUTO COMB,TO NAB ( / ^G!L into fur sets by experts 1 \J- t? For MONEH HEREAFTER rS f right ( in Brownsville. * _ c..jm1»Ii .t=v^_—^ Tm\ Tanning, rug making and head mounting a specialty Hand carved leather special- ties made to your order Leather tanning, etc. All work guaranteed to be first class. Internatipnal Gr Tanning ^ Snakeville £ P. O. Box 772, Bra/