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E S an onion grower from
I :;I`exa.f," Ilregan the hotel clerk,
. _ V' and_i_.
_‘.i';f'!;ldfb;h$f¢);;7r¢_' he’.r wealthy,” inter-
e e s an er.
 "'_Gueu he lr," agreed the clerk. "At
 fdff, hd hd! Only IOHCIIJ4 the high Elgar;
in lualioyous stajy o! something more i an ¢
£Q¢¢§l¢___ _¢]'_B-_ ;st|_l, can't :ee how his occu-
pation indtcaieswealth.” _ _
__ _ _"N97 Well, my dear bay, let me
Wllglpar; io -yvu that as money~makers just
gloss _Texas onlon farmers are the salt o£ the
aartli; -The only persons down there i at I
-szlftv Aof'_wh;z are tnlaking money faster are
'-owners o o we .v.
§f"_dl_pLea`.i_u'fa resorts all throu h the N orlh
m.Ea1r just now you will -/ind tsiem. They
` zeharfvested this year’.r crop; they have
!vnomiy‘to burn, and they are out for a _delight-
_fril summer beéore returning to their held:
again or the amber plantm .
__ _ "éadyou know that in tie Rio Grande
galley'  the Gulf coast region hundreds'
_f farmers are realizing, in net profits; rom
i600 to $700 an acre from their onion /elds;
that in places land that once soldfor $1 and
*$2 per aorejs now worth $200 so 3oo?
_ " 'Grotb onions and get rich,’ ls the latest
slogan in Texas. Raising Bermuda onions
'hat brought more wealth to farmers of cer-
tain" sections during the last /i-ve years than
|94! derivedvfrom all other crops combined
Waring the preceding too years." _ _
i -._o RATHER steep statement. that seems, but the
“ .het remains that Texas has seized upon a new
lndustry with the happiest results, _
_ With soil and climate admirably nttcd tor
the crop, the Lone Btarstste is learning that ths
option inevitably turns te gold under tho warming
lunthat halts upon the broad aorss at her southern
valldys.
- There are a number or instances ot men who went
|nto<ths onion-growing belt three_or four years ale
with a capital ot a tew hundred dollars and who are
today worth thousands,
‘ 'Onion growing ia an eristorcatic kind oi farming
ln _Texas Although it is a comparatively new indus-
try§1t-has already built up a distinct elass ot oirricul-
tui_-lint.
’l`li\y__rnay be said to bear the same relation to the
_average-faricer that tho cattle baron ot the earlier
dlil ot_the- tate bore to the small stock raiser.
_Uno of-the most attractive features of onion tarm-
ltl¢,1"is that the growing season is finished and _the
dftfpfharifoatsd before the torrid heat oi midsummer
basins. _ _ _
"l‘,trst planting is done in October. or even later.
W_hi_ti‘~1the`fonions are at small sise. they ere trans-
pliittsd into the fields. Cultivation ut the growing
\ll0'°_`~|s done during the winter, harvesting begins
ilt";g@:t_` and isltlnished about `a month later.
'j lily instances are lmoiwh where onion farmers
iu§`% _Rio Grande valley arid tile Gulf coast region
reg Vodnthis season as high as $600 an acre on their
or  This who their not earning, `
"":1eW cada! ara known where this net earnings an
ssr"sI_\§sr. erhish ss s-loo. ' _~
;"\t_~il`ostlma.tod that the avorageclst ot raising
a _'gets ot onions is |100. _ Expense vm-ics according
_ '_ gfisesiity. in the valley or the me Grande. when
" obit labor can be had at _a low rate. the expense
et iiivsues -na harvesting is lower than in_m1wr
" ons of the state where labor is scurcer and
. ' ._ i . _ _ _ _
_ = __ it - Times by these who have n goes knowledge
_ . _ n la thht onion growing is not a temporary
~""-*H - has started about sixigfeurs asa and
_ -` -  y growth ever since. reduction has
‘_ '_ -- it point where it la one ot the staple and
_ 'ro ie crops raised iri the state, I n I
_ drmuda variety is grown exclusively. s
'ft at mor onions were raised in 'icxas this year
` ere' rzrn in the island or nl-rhluaa. wlivh
‘_ _‘te align ts name. _` M
__ _l ggi- the exss onions is nearly Ill bf°;Ivl’m
_ _ ; B d i s n
Fgmgegil gizncoulfitgt; coilfizntrgmonrgxas. older
i .
2** _ _ - . tl' ~ il i that \hwl‘mls produce
‘ ,_ ;`_ |||»°sE:ff1f%vl?i‘:\`¢l&iges trom Bermuda. both
_ l '_ ever il ,s se. -
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- ré :__ _f°o‘\r3tZ?hftnE'lri?~?d'otI3i:{'d\s. .'l't?e”gFi.ees ranked
,‘ ~ cuts to lit centss pound. and the total smgulgt
V_]__]___-'__ g-agsiyed from _the crop was upwar_
,é_‘___ .. __ _ _  .__
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""i'_ . 'J 's' ss sgsst to this ssseiiistleh. located
tgfv ‘_ mn e, is experigacedun I e eommission
.. ._ ._ _ _ ,_
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_ the mn! l °° "fl
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kinda ot business enterprises. and is new era has dawned
upon the placo.
Around Kingsvlllc and in other localities along the
Gulf coast, betwt-ch Corpus Christi and Brownsville,
situated near the mouth or the Rin Grande. the soil
is well adapted to Bermuda onions, as is shown by the
abundant crops raised this s-neon. _-
It wus only a little more than two years a o that
this region, extending along the Guit coast gov 150
miles. 'as opens? lip tor sottlonlcnt and cultivation
gy the Yuileigg' ob A ruiiriizttlsd. Silico then agricultural
eveo men ad een rap . _ ~ ‘-
Ungl the railroad came the site`ot_'t.l'le present
town ot Kingavillo was overgrown with nfesqulto and
cli;zasuzr~ul6ial.‘ I hijs__now it thriving, growing p acc ot more
t a e il . _ _
An urt‘;s?an Water belt extends throuilfi-this region,
and the welisaftord an ample supply clk a_ter for irri-
gation purposes. 'lfhia tact has contributed largely
to the success of onion growing around Kingsvllle.
Large ranches arc being cut into small turnls und
dispoccd of to mon who will cngngc in truck (arming.
The notnblo success ot Bermuda onion farmers in
the valley ot the Ilio Grandi: in the vicinity il! Browns-
viiio und extelldlni; huclt to Mercedes :ind Harlingen,
has attracted nlucl uttcntlon recently. 'i‘hnt locality
seems to be one oi' the low glilces in the suite wllcrs
tho.soil is peculiarly' adu|lie to thc i ilustry.
ill tho vicinity uf Mcrccdur, B__ F, Y0rn,ltu|n_ of Now
York. -and several associates are putting ill it system
ot irrigation at it cost of inure than \2.il00.000. Over
iiu0.»0ll0 acres of land will be brought under irrigation
by this sys_ti-m.- liermutlu onlpn growing on a moat
cxionslve scale will lm nngugoil- in upon this lund.
Tllorév is also sl srunilfnrcirot i1nuntry'_ around the
town of Cotullo., whsrre Dorrnudh onions a~rc raised in
considerable quantities. A number ot carl were
shipped trout that point this season.
The some is truo of tllu Cal-rizo Springs region.
Although thu luttirr placo is forty mill.-s fi-uiu thu near-
est railroad, onion furrucr: lilivc tuunil it profitable to
grow thofproiiluict und llrtul thc crop ill wagons tlllit
s ‘ s t.
YHRD() Ol \ ]li’ll(?ll
Tho lnrgcst onion fflrm in thu world in tiilit of Ed
Gri-_cn situated ill the v_\ili~_v of tim Situ Mltrcilll river,
ncur thi-_ town Oi’ Hull hlllrwos. li cnlllrni-l~u two ilun-
drcil ncrt-i»i_ -Mr. Gruuu has gmt illliaili-rl luirvcsting ills
crop. Returns tl-oill ull _lr ills uilipillcnts Lirc not yet
lvl, but it ia reported ilint the 200 acres will have
yielded him n llroilt of nl=__~ui $75,000,
Mr, Grul.-n's turm has lil-» unique distinction of
being locutcrl more thilll M llliins north oi what has
hare oiorc hccll rccogniizcd us thu onion bolt ut the
utato.
lt is above thc frost nnrl fri-i-zo line, but nn account
o\réw_a<;f czad. C2~aé/nag?
of thc unilsimlly mild winter his onions did not suifcl*
from the will and they thrived as well its those '
tho Ilin <‘ _.-_dc valil-y. where frost seldom occurs.
Fflrtulll- ini-ori»<l thc ox crimellt. and Mr. Green hal
reall:-cd imlnlsumeiy on tge risk that he took.
All inu-resting lndustry is the llavvostinq and ship-f
ping; ot the crop. Whoa tho onions are horouaniy.
ina ur:-ll they are lifted Iron: the ground by lllcanll]
of plm\’s.
in the lilo Llrzunin valley regliou gangs ot Moxii-an _
follow ihcao furrows and pile t e onions in long rillv
in crdi-_r that they may he driad preparatory to vriitljlix.
Citruflll attention must be given to the onions oils
they have in-_ell removed from tho ground. Hhlul
l-.lin trili upon thi-in they are likely to bl serluual
iluulzxgcrl.
Proton. are taken into the nolrl and the sortinz' i
dunn by hnnlL Th" onions :irc divided into dift'<'r~-n
grzldcn, ilccnrdlllp; to size. The various sizes are i»lI\1f“
in acpiirute- criltcs. The crates are then hauled tn th
shipping point. Upon most ot the larms' thvl
crutlng sllvrls where the crotoa are put togoill-
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kept randy or uso.
It is in tho section around Brownsville and in tra
\own itrell that the combination ol the moclevn nina!
_A.cv1aJ12.z5g;‘/§`.».'9W
primitive method ol marketing the onions ls to bd.
wii.ncssod_ '
The ancient Mexican ox-mart ot two wheels. ntl!
by n pnlr ui’ oxcn and guiilcd by It Mexican, ls. sti‘.
usn upon thc vnilcy farms. These carts are usa-.L
haul tlin Onions into iovru for shipment,
The M|~xirnn method of _vnking the oxen to thf- c mt,
is \‘llll1|liyf.‘<l and tllo driver instead of walking tics”
hind thc zllllrinils, wuilts in front,
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llc always carries rt long polc, with which hc gr-ntli
_ *_
*HDR (ho oxvn from time to time, each touch lniliclltlu -
in which direction they shall go. I
when he acts his pole down and leans it nl:-tins!
U12 Yoko. tim oxcu know that they are "hitched" ‘l`h 1
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patient ililimzlls will stunil for hours Without ulmnizlg -' 
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‘lily fl|‘~i.\naitini_\ to move from the spot when the pol
s leaning niczilnst the yoke. _
li thi- polo should be removed they would aiu.-
oi! instantly. _ *_
l. BEN* one first llonrs the astonishing stain-
znant that hogs iirn used as wiitclliings
lil certain paris oi' Texas, lin might llc
_ ` pardoned for concluding that the nnturo
falter was ht work. ` __
Buch is the feet, however- It le f_urther us-
sertbd that the iavolino. qi"]iZaxi_CIiI Wild |105. li
far superiorto the ordinary dog when lt comes to
guarding the premises of persons to whom they
como attached.
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Few cllnractrrisiics of tile ling are lnnnlfcstcd
by tho jnvclino. Beyond tho fact _that it clo:-it-ly.
resembles tho hog: ill appcurallcc, it might wpll ho
classed- ns an cntircly,`diiYorcnt' spocica nf nniinzil.
In point of fnarlcssness and courage it sur-
passes any other animal tllst rooms the chnpnrrnl
of the Southwest. It is one of the few wild hill-
mals that do not hesitate to attack mnn. It is
feared by every deer hunter.
_' ~ qu “my he trained to do almost any trick
t can he taught the most intelligent ao;
i`  I  “ken as pigs and doinasticatett. jnvrlines
I gt” sr. quick io isnt-n to knew the rnnnll
il nd will p'otect the n axninst hui-in
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ilownrd Buntln. thirty gnlies went _oi Coiuiiit. tor sov-
erhl years. The animal guards tits gretnises ns taiih-
tully ns the malt trusts ' ateh -do . _lt has the irno
run of thirplacs. lnciuliing thl_houltn. l-niikv thn null-
nnry hog_ tim sinimnis dre clean in iholr nature nnil
hui ofi‘i-mslvi» itruilnd lilo hould
ftnr lin to-1-nily Mr. Butliln had in [|ill~'i in liinnrr.
'l‘|l<~ _inve.f¥lo was not nrlmnrl when tin- si__u|_r\-i- .~n-
tr-|-_~.i ;h.- nous" ‘Ilia vlwni wus In nrnirul- _~ will-il lilo
jnlvlini- rntrlrd thr rilmn.
li \\-lx :inning nrnilinl lin;--r lh~\ l_ fs, win-il it cnnlvv
across th buuln of iili,,visli-lr, \\‘_,,.,»ui \vur|i*.il~. i.h`~|
animal attacked the test and legs oi the stranger.
“J/:Q1/J eesjfaed :
Tho limits wi-lo turn in pin-_-as lilld lilo ilirlil :i»'\'ol‘ily
i!n_:uri\rl hy the tuslifi ni' till- in-.'\_~_t bert," |¢ mum be
r von oft.
Il l; this usiiiii custom. nil ni-voilnt of the vicious-
:‘f:’(l;Ini°\:|"l|1\f‘t;. to ltnnck out till-ir tusks when they
B i"l\ E( .
t :oth Moore lost tivolvc ilne hunting dogs at tha
lvl li of one ot the _invclins "watch dogs" nnt long ago
in tho space of ss few minutes. Mr. Moore had been
out hunting and had all of his pack of dogs with him.
(Ani, noon he rode up to a ranch house tn get soma.
ng to eat. _
The house was guarded by a Javeiino. al-ld the ani-
mal would not let Mr. lioors enter the gate. ln a
thoughtless moment Mr, Moors aot his dogs upon the
animal. 'inn tight that loiiowed was the bloedtnt adalr
e mr W n sn
laveilne welcomed th iso! t `
dui. qs tastes noi] get whtsliilllnzt I iklzluéigragigzegvg
i°l::z"‘;.'_.‘::..'.'i:“_.2_:i° :_ ° ~'~°l'-"ui ° °»°- it
as over an svsly one o
the dogs was lyin deaf.
As thu skin of The Jnvellns ls nearly si quarter of
nn ini-h thick, it is imfmrslhin for the teeth of A dog
!.?._"‘_'_",;'*.'i‘i?.’§‘.._l.'_' °“ ’ ”“ "°"""° "“"' "" "' “"
_lining _l___~l___,»}1 is the when of sm:-il in the sni-
"lfl\" -\'l 1*! win irnil li. lm-in nr nnoihor nnlluul hy
ml-nt ns wall Illia tim best hunting; linueu Poi. Javnllnel
i'|<l|'|r\n|.i fl nw ina trail a nl lnnnhsr ef in
llrtisf-hcldv for miles. 'i`he_v `;'li'l tl-:1 llflnligxhshlnd thni:
ulauinr all day lnng li p1~|.|li|.tc<i to do ao.
Floyd liseosr has a bunch ot ,pet isvsllnss twon his
hour. lin :l'~.=u~rt.s iilnt thu ilnimula will prove any-L-ilu:
to thc in-sr l_i-:lr dogs in 'l‘cxn.s. '
Tho pfxl-ii ilna in-izn tnkcn out on several hiil|iin"¥,_
""‘l""ml""" f""'=!1ll_\' and clirl rnmarkuhlo work in ir.l.i§a'i[
lhlr niwi :l_~|ll;¢ vi-lllllniis nnil rrtrcnnns. Mr. iii- ~oi";'
lh~lil»v~»s ii\_lt l>.ln _illvl-line can hold at bay uilii __;.~l)- __
l‘l\rl&‘_h nn tin- Nili-cvs rivcr which hn is training to illlrlq* ‘ 4
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“lily kill nily in-_llr tn ho found in Texas. Tho nnlfnrll 
art- illlllnst on tlrct-tootcil us dogs. und their lvl. "
power is sulii to hc izrcutcr than tiny known \vii».1~.
animal. |~_
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'Fha J:\'-i ‘ire in n fflvnrito pot of children in mnn ' ‘ 
""“`l‘ h“""'f' 'l`l1“Y uri: v»-ry aflcctlonuln towilrd al
lH'rHilr\i~i with wiml-l tlluy have lumn raised. They wi
not int any harm from nnimnl or human htm; but
a child thnx in nlncrss in th--ir rare. |'
Dr- 3**-""i-il Wootell, it wi~ll-known physillfrail of AUQQ
lin, has mme is slash sunny or ;.vsn_ies fn, y.-fn-s.i_
llc snyll tlnlt thny arc onu of the must remarkable o.rl§§/
leant und'-_rrnood or nil the wild nnimall of the Bouthw
west. TWO .lHV6l|"" llizxii worn rrllsnd by him its pctis
for his two litilo chilrlrnn. Tho animals were thi- coins
pnnlnns nt ills children under rtll nlrcumstiulm-s_
mill hr. Wooten. “It will novnr turn tuii and rum'
When you attempt to firlvn lt out of is lot it blink
out, I never snw nun show a symptom ol cowardioq
They always lteep their heads toward you.
"Thcro is is peculiar thing about the Jaw-lint-.2
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cameras A Music sac ‘ 1 ; _ ff ~ 4,
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The-_ fact is not generally known that the Javclino `
has a musk aan. lt is is small bag, situated upon i
buck, just nbove its hips. It is filled at all times wi
n powerful music fluid. which it is able to eject who
it beronms enraged. The scent of this musk is almos
overpowering. It is evidently intended as A vvcapu
of ilctenso when nrelled to oloso quarters by solnl\
natural onollly_ s 1.
Javelins has no natural enemy in its native country.
lt is feared and respected hy everyother kind of wild
animal.
"It is not unlikely that this muslt sae is for some
other important purpose. the nature nt which I nnvg
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D01 YO! Gillwvered- It is my opinion that the very isoy ’ if
that it possesses this rnuslt aao is suillcient to sho#
--ve-violins
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that it is an antlraly distinct species of animal from 'P _ _ -_
the ordinary domestic hog, _ _i __ »
"The javelinsa of southwest Texas are et the ssma
eoios d the psltodt zany seil. They weigh, when
Gilt W th pounds ¢‘he» are taller las
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gt mf! U 1' §uQes than in ind rrar. ln tll.is f¥
faspeol they rvlomblv the wild boar. They asc dis.
szfuilhad hom the wild hogs oi Arizona and Neif
xiao DY 0 bang ot gray hair which extends urouull
their neck_"
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