—-■^=- ==» * BLAST Legislature Closes jer Pusher of Non-Committal as to ring Mountain

some time after the achievement at Its Session Record Jay Williams was history. u ex- Williams at the conclusion of his _ ered epochal trek declared that he was jush- with and his i AUSTIN, May 23.—The legislature Tuesday closed its session with through peanut rolling, i. in- conduct for the nest few months in- Dan Moody non-committal as to its record but with other officials goober dicated that* he was going back to \ raising it both for the few bills it enacted and the many it has killed his calling as a at Rio Gov. Moody wil convene the second called session presumably Mon- plasterer j .e Jour- Hondo. *. June 3. when most of the at the dying session subjecti passed by »n Ute But the taste of fame apparently be re-submitted. i *- is Sum- has proved too much far the Valley ie prison bill, evolved during veto it and that he will approve It man to resist, and he is seeking U toft51 month, was regarded as fame with as a starting point of penal re- nut push- greater his peanut rolling ^P01"^01 measure of ic stunt Pike’s Peak. form. Linked with the prison con- rolled a up Jloodjrt program acted upon -o a His there will be ccntration were his parole mea- neigh- progress watched innatlvely, though It Is uncer- j ies distant with interest \ : sure, which was passed, and aboli- by Valley people. n whether this bill will be vetoed bet. tion of which »• approved. capital punishment, was killed. Campo Ebano Will Oov. Moody said Monday night > Hondo, who He submitted reorganization of he has not yet read it. and can- -pushing trek Hold Annual not the state board of one Outing comment on the prison bill un- education, , into the lime- [V1 til he secs it. He cannot com- ! object of which was to make the press last fall, At Point June 2 ment on achievements of the ses- and state superintendent appointive. As completed sion until he reads a sizeable stack slung trip from Including an ah day program, worked out. the legislature passed of bills, mostly local, now on his nee of ten miles., the annual mhlng of the Campo the bill to th* desk, he said. ; keep superintend- it thousands of; Ebano. No. t904. W O W. win ba esulted in I Lieut. Gov. Barry Miller praised ent elective, but abolished the text- photo- held at Point Isabel June 2. it has the ries about Williams teen announced officials of the prison bill. “It is a start to- i book commission, substituting an by ie front page of ward getting a modern prison lodge advisory textbook committee. ughout this country, plant,” he declared. “As passed, I Invitations have been sert to all Civil service was killed countries. am for it.” outright, W. O. W. members over the Val- ! dertook "I think the session has dene but creation of the office of state the peanut ley. asking them to take part to .nent of an election 1 ! effective work, both in passing bills auditor, as enacted, was credited the outing jet his father-in-law The group will gather at the W and in killing bills." Lieut. Gov. as a toward the same step end of ; a would beat Hoover in Miller added. O VV hall at ? 30 a m. and w ill greater governmental efficiency. Williams was to push Rep. Polk Homadav of Cameron march In formation to the Rio Gcv. submitted ith his nose from RJo Grande county also praised the prison bill Moody the broad railway. A special train larlincen—his father-in- has been chartered which will take as a partial solution of the prob- subject of revenue and taxation i stand on the bridge at them to the Point. lem that vexed four months of [ ; Bills for Income tax. production and ; on his head for an hour The program Includes a beauty legislative proceedings, as its au- he election returns were1 occupation taxes were offered and contest. swimming. dancing, thors had praised the compromise ;j xI Williams made for killed. He submitted in- ready ball etc. bill. This measure strongly seeks promptly speeches, banquet, game. to keep the new on farms of crease of the gasoline sales tax and prison ireaded a peanut on a wire. the system, by providing a board to reduction of motor license fees, and Jtwo other wires to the ends Pharr-San Juan High attempt this: but in case of dis- these companion bills were carried short one. and made a spec- | approval of the farm sites, an- affair out of the entire thing, Commencement to be other I over undisposed of for the major board Is authorized to recom- ing along on his hands and mend business of the next called session. 29 another site for adoption by s. with the peanut rolling along: Wednesday, May the legislature. He submitted reform of civil road in front of him. Gov. submitted PHARR May 23-Junior high Moody eight court procedure, and various bills raveling at the rate of a little major subjects for the session now school commencement —cl— for this were enacted. :r a mile and a half a day. Wil-1 at its close, of which under heading the Pharr-San Juan Alamo school three receiv- -.ms completed the ten miles in a ed what Water priorities control, as bc- will take place at the high school may be termed favorable 1 eek. His arrival at Harlingen was tween Irrigation. domestic uses 29 at t action. nade the occasion of a celebration, building Wednesday. May and power uses was submitted to m. i At the head of these Is the jlazing the "Peanut Trail” from p. the legislature, but went over un- Marguerite la aahiatur- , prison concentration measure, with Harlingen to Rio Hondo, and the Gillespie acted upon. lan. The will be read reports both that Gov. Moody will hero was met with bands, paid high valedictory The blue securities sales mea sky tribute in speeches, and given a by Lawrence Cron. Diplomas will sure was but went ov submitted, w’atch and chain as a token of ap- be presented by Supt J. Lee Siam- unacted upon. preciation on the part of Rio Hondo bans? h. Control of public utilities v and Harlingen. The baccalaureate sermon will bo again urged by the governor at' A gold peanut, appropriately delivered Sunday. May 38. at It session, and bills were offered, inscribed, and encased in an a. m. It will be delivered by Dr. bills were reached so late elaborate box. was sent to A1 Smith D. S. Kennard. sponsors laid them over to b .. " * tended up in the June sessl Inspection to regulate cc cial potato growing, and ir by which the state can sr its horticultural and citrus A Store Closes tiustries by quarantine w< TROT duced and failed to be re A H Every Evening Rep. Polk Homaday * at 6 oXlock sjxmsors will seek to ha Jgj^ jects re-submitted in J’ The Mark of General appropriatio’ submitted at this sess i •Genuine occupy much of the next session. Commit? i Aspirin ing the 300-odd pay (f bills, to have ther AYER ASPIRIN is f like an old prompt start at rec friend, tried and truo. There session. 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