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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-30
Ell PERIODISTA.
Ustedes conocen I'm p~eriodista?
-iNo?-Pues alegrense.

Ell periodista es ell bicho mas
yenenoso de la terra. TODD es
malo para el. La belleza es un mi
to: Ia virtud es desconocida; Ia
carload es una mascara que ocuI-
ia corazones empedernidos; los
gobiernos son calabazas; los ami
COS no existen; solo tiene una
ereencia: la muerte.
Ell periodista, cuando realmen-
te 10 es. sabe donde lie aprieta ell
zapato. Como hombre de letras
Y de estudios, es comparable con
una guitarra o I'm piano; toca dl-
versidad de pleas, suyas unas y
aienas otras, en- un mismo instru
mento.
Ell periodista -cuando 10 eS'
que hoy hay muy pocos-lo mlsmo
escribe un a"rticulo de politica que
levanta a IN pueblo contra Ia t.
rama del poder, que escribe una
revista de circoo de toros; dedl-
ca versos a I'm heroe 10 mlsmo
que LENA cuartillas de decimas a
un ESTABLISHMENTS comerclal.
Pero csc periodista inteligente
V de oportunidad no 10 toques; es
I'm alacran durangueno; 10 mlsmo
puede subirte al pedestal de Ia
gloria que hacerte descender has
ia ell abismo del ridiculo.
rs I'm dos que da y Quita. Is
I'm hombre no como los demas,
pero es hombre como hombre,
Ileno de todos los defectos mum
danos.
Es como ell alacran, no here
con su pomona, sino a Quien lie
hace dano.
Ell periodista 10 mismo vive
pobre que rico. Sabe que posee
IN talisman maravilloso. Su pIu-
ma puede producer orc y plata,
va brotando miel, va brotando a
char.
Todos 10 critican y todos 10 te-
men. Puede como los medicos de
fama, matar moralmente sin que
haya leyes que 10 condenen ypue
de dar vida esplendorosa sin que
nadie pueda combatirlo.
Es noble, 81 Sc lie pide nobleza.
Grande y benefactor, 81 Sc lie sa-
be apreciar. Honrado y valiente,
81 Sc lie comprende. Patricia, mas
que ninguno porque puede en- va
rias lfneas levantar Ell esplrltu
patrio. Util, porque puede ANAL
Ear los hechos buenos y comba-
tir los malos. intelligence, porque
ha estudiado, lee y comenta los
autores mas esclarecidos del Uni
Yerso.
Hombre de letras, 10 mismo lee
a Byron que a Victor Hugo: 10
mismo a CASTELAR, y Pi MargaIl
que a Washington, Irving y a
Weber.
Pero huid de e.. He dicho que
es IN alacran, y el alacran debe
ser aplastado. Por ESQ mucho5 t.
ramos. muchos hombres crimina-
les, disfrazados con Ia tGnica de
Ia iusticia y del mando, aplastan
al periodista que tiene ell taIento
de no incurrir en- faltas que pc
ma ell C6digo de procedimientoS
iudiciaIes.
"A falta de raz6n, palos'-
ESQ es 10 que Sc emplea con ell pc
riodista. -"Es muy infame, =
gritan los que son verdaderam9n
te infames.
Y al hombre grande, noble, de-
sinteresado y digno, como es ell
periodista, todos lie temen, 10 o
dian-porque 10 envidian- d.
faman y hasta 10 dejan morir de
hambre.
!Bien hecho;a alacran Sc aplas-
ia, como los tiranos aplastan al
periodistaI
iBien merecido. Ell periodista
debe ser descuartizado!
Pero, este 10 dice otro periods
ia. Enti6nd 10 I'd. bien.
n -.ol4o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-30
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GRACIONES

q 5 centavos cada una.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

FOR SALE CHEAP.
One r. house. wyoming
St Can be used as single
or double house. S rooms, s
closets, , kitchens, 2 en-
frances: on 2 lots: close in,
south front; easy terms.
Lots on paved street and
car line. $3.50 each. Phone
1909. Two Republics Bldg.
The sutton Realty Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
CHILD AID ANIMAL
PROTECTIVE ASSN
Meets Tuesday, and State
Secretary General Invites
Full Attendance and
Cooperation.

The directors of 'sThe Child and AMI
nal Protective association OF II PasOS
will hold their first regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 IN the mez-
canine parlor Of hotel Paso del NOrte.
The advisory board viii meet at the
same place at 2:30 p. m. All interested
persons are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Olive Hall-Butler, secretary gem
eral OF the Texas State Humane society
and Bureau of Child and Animal Pro-
lection, SAYS regarding the newly formed
local society, its work and purposes:
Except TO those who have been able
to follow the growth and progress of the
laws of Texas, 1t Is not commonly
known that the last legislature granted
the first advanced laws that make pos
sible really scientific and progressive
humane work IN the state, and crowned
the efforts of the humane laborers, for
many years, with most gratifying sue
cess
SIN the systematic organized effort
OF the state society to perform its duty,
in organizing philanthropie bodies to CO.
operate. one with the other and with
the state and national societies. IN or
der to execute the work now made pos
sible under our new laws, all organized
bodies, Tor similar work. and all inter-
ested persons are and have been, not
only invited. but urged to attend these
meetings, and to freely take part for the
best interest of the humane work in the
community.
"The humane idea is cooperative eff
fort that viii now. under the best Of
laws, give aid to the hundreds of help
less ones, whom our resources IN the
past have not enabled US to reach.
''While every advanced step for the
uplift of humanity throughout history,
has met opposition from some who failed
to understand the spirit Of progress in
which such efforts are made, or are not
interested in the one legitimate object
of worthy philanthropists. viz, The
greatest good to the greatest number
large-hearted. bToad-minded persons win
ever press on toward the noble goal,
with the hope that demonstration Of
great organized effort. IN the noblest Of
causes, viii move the most unwilling to
welcome the effort to give every living
creature due relief from needless suffer-
ing.
Come one. come all who are willing
to work for the cause of humanity. and
let US reason together about these
things"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
DOUGLAS MAN KILLS
HIS FATHERINLAW
Escapes to Aqua Pneta, but Returns to
American Side and Is Arrested;
Claims Self Defence.

Douglas, Ariz., Oct. "a. J. Felker,
who Saturday night shot and killed his
fatherinlaw, c. A Walker. aged 50, in
the dooryard of Fell5e-s home, was
captured this morning at the c. and A
smelter by deputy sheriff Cross. He
will have a hearing this afternoon be-
fore Justice Taylor at Pirtleville. Fell
ker and his wife had trouble late Sat
urday night before he went to work
at the smelter. Mrs Felker Is said
to have sent for her father, who was
in the house at the time Felker re-
turned.
FeIker alleges that the old man came
out of the door with a pick handle in
his hand and that he shot him in self
defence.
Mrs. Felker declares he killed her
father without provocation.
FeIker escaped TO Aqua Prieta, but
this morning returned to the smelter,
whether voluntarily or because ne was
put across the line, is not known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
REPUBLICANS TO
MEET ON DEC. 16

Washington, D. c., Oct. 6.-The call
ing of the conference of the Republican
national committee for December 16,
results from the repeated requests that
an opportunity be given to revise the
rules of the party. The principal changes
demanded are in the basis of repre-
sentatiOn from the southern states at
national conventions and in the method
of electing delegates from states that
have primary laws covering that sub
iect.
The New York state Republican con-
vention, held recently. adopted strong
resolutions favOring the holding of a
Republican convention at an early date
to accomplish this revision of party
rules.
Senators Jones and Cummins, repre-
senting the sOcalled Cancellation COM
mittee selected by Republicans and Pro-
gressives at Chicago last spring, have
been in communication with chairman
Hilles recently and have renewed the re-
quest of the party factions that the
national committee take up the eonven-
ton question at once.
1t is expected that the national COM
mittee, when it NETS IN December. viii
not agree to the calling of a national
convention without protest on the part
of some OF its members, who claim rat
the committe itself has ample authority
to make the necessary changes IN rules
and regulations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICES.
The John BudG Co. Brunswick
Building. New York: Tribune Building
Chicago. Ill. and Chemical Building
st. Louis. Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers falling to get The Herald
promptly should call at the onice or
telephone No. 1880 before $50 D. m
All complaints win receive prompt
attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
Walls From, the Worried

Dear Editor: cornonv
for a birth certificate? Ny husoanu
must have one to join a lodge. and ms
na-tificate is over there in the family
record ,,,.o y cro,b
Answer-The chief of police ought
to have the family record-if not, tfE
a Pullman berth certificate.
Dear Editor:
A Young man has called on me for
wear and often takes me to entertain
ments. Would you consider his atten-
tions as indicating a desire or lnueh-
ton of making me his wife! c,u,,g
Answer-Yes-probably. When the
attentions cease, you will be married.
Dear Editor:
Cannot something be done to prevent
men from staring at respectable wOm-
en- on the streets? I fairly dread 10
go into the business district
CMrs) Caesar Finnish
Answer-It was done once, put me
women were so disappointed that the
old way was resumed.
Dear Editor;
How many hours should man sleep
when in good health? 1 usually sleep
nine hours. Is that too much2
j.
Answer-Ten hours won't hurt you
in bed. but ten seconds would be fatal
in a prize ring
Dear Editor:
I have been married one month. and
live in three room flat with excellent
janitor service. Still my wife com
plains of hard work and claims 1t IS
killing her. She is always tired and l
think unreasonable. Don't you think
should take firm stand?
Jack Straw
Answer-She needs blowing up-it's
q case of flat tire.
Dear Editor:
Ny wife ran away, and not hearing
from her for two years. I married an
other woman. Is that bigamy2 If so,
what is the worst they can do about it,
Ben Z. Dick.
Answer-The worst thing would be
to have two mOthers-in-law visit you
Winter is coming. Better repair that
fireplace. Phone ESQ. Ell PasO Mantel &
Tile Co.-Advertisement-
What did we tell you about that last
cold snap2 Another will be here soon
Order fuel now from Southwestern
Fuel Co. phone 531.-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

Winter is coming. Better repair that
fireplace. Phone ESQ. Ell PasO Aantel &
Tile Co.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
Ready Reference Business Directory.
Millinery.

-~NlN~~I~-N-~I@-~---~N~~
GRADUATE MILLINER - Work guar
anteed; materials and shapes furnished /;
old materials renovated: hats remod-
eled Moved from $40 N Stanton tc
So4 Mesa Ave Phone 50S4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

The first cold snap hit US last week
and another one is liable TO come any
day. Be prepared by ordering coal
from Southwestern Fuel Co, phone 5S1.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
Answers to Herald Ads.

The following list Of uncalled for
answers to Herald " ant ADVERTISE
mcnts are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business Office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BifocaI Lenses
are a new form of two-sight lenses
that are attracting attention from
every wearer of Bifocals If fitted
right the wearer will pronounce them
perfect I fit them and guarantee them
because 1 make them right.
Geo. ID. Kendall,
208 Mesa Ave. Makes Glasses Right
S15O CASH
Buys modern room brick, . full lots.
fences. shed and sta ble: fine neighbor-
hood. Price $500. balance S35 month
~, including interest
d. G. Heineman, 2O9 Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
Poultry. Etc.

FOR sALE-Ten Barred Rock puIlets
SO. Phone 2O36.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06
Too Late To Classify.

TWO furnished housekeeping rooms
with bath, in private family. 1921
Myrtle Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-06

FOR SALE-Brown LeghOrn cOckerels.
T. B. Atkins, CanutillO, Tex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
NOTE SENT TO.
FOREIGN POWER
TO AWAIT ANNOUNCEMENT OF At
ITUDE OF UNITED STATES ON
SITUATION IN NMFNTCO.-DIAX on
BOARD L0TISIANA.
'RV AsSOciHfed Press. !

WaShington Oct. 29.-Sccretary Bryan
announced today that 4 note has been
sent to all the European governments
asking them 10 suspend the formulation
Of il Mexican . licy until the United
States has defined its attitude
England, France and GERMANY already
have been heard from, Bryan said. and
It is expected other powers will follow
the lead Of these three in awaiting the da-
cision Of the United States ~ TO the next
step towards securing peace
IT is expected that President Wilson
will next demand the positive elimination
Of Huerta and the holding f another
election with some system to safeguard
its fairness.
II is believed that if fair campaign is
assured the cOnstitutiOnaliSts Will par
ticiDatc.
No decision has been reached aS TO the
disposition of Felix Diaz now on the bat
tlcship Louisiana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
( Special 10 The Hcra{d)

Matam roa Mexico. Oct 29.-Adyivces
received here today from Villa dc Apodc,
ca. eighteen miles from Monterrey say
that the fighting was held up iittic
Yesterday. but was to be resumed vigor.
ouslv this morning. The message tells
of the loss by the federalS of four cannon,
two machine guns. two tn usand rifles,
many cartridges and other munitions 0i
war. and that two hundred and fifty fed
erals have fallen during the fight. TIL
message states also thai the Monterrey
brewery. to save the burning OF It's plant.
which was captured, has furnished the
rebels with arms ammunition and money.
The message was received hy Colonel
Andres Saucedo acting military CON
manGcr in the absence t General Blanco.
and reads.
Villa &c Apodeca. y. IT,. Oct ~
The leaders vi larcal Sanchez Herrera
and Murgia. have shown much ability in
attacking and also great courage tn"
Uucrt.Stas have lost il the battle four
cannon. two machine guns, two thousand
Mauser rifles fifty thousand cartridges
ten Rcckzcd muSkcts, horses saddles. and
other munitions Of war.
Two hundred and fifty HuertiStas have
fallen in the fight. their arms and ammH-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
FIGHTING HELD UP TUESDAY
RESUMED AT MONTERREY TODAY
Federas Reported To Have Lost $50 Men, Cannons Ma
chine Guns, Ammunition, And Two thousand Rifles
Monterrey Brewery, Captured, Is Now Assisting
Constitutionats With Arms And Ammunition.

milton being left on the field Of battle.
The populacc Cf Monterrey are nait-
G in our cause and aid us in every way
they can. The ariSto -racy, on the other
hand. are firing from their houses II the
pcope.
THE brewery has given to our forces
a hundred rifles powder and money. and
for this reason was not burned.
AZ the last hour. ten rapid fire guns
we're discovered packed up and were seiz
ed
Today the firing has been held up a
lite. but tomorrow we will attack the Ell
emy vigorously. (>Iene: Engineer Eze-
,Iirl Perez.
Another message from Captain Greg
qoria Morales S;aEcrcz says:
Generals Carranza Gonzalcz and Mnr
e;a are taking p1rt in the attack ON Mon
trrrey General NuYgin attacked in the
direction III Santa Catarina. hftrr the
irNt attack, h. retired to await rein
forcemcn.a and having received them
rvsrmcG his first position.
"'The brewery has aidei us with arms
m nav and munitions Of war. and between
hem and others several machiac guns
This company assisted is in order to
prevent the burning Of is property
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
.TOC0NTEST DRAINAGE TAX
SAN RFNITO PROPERTY TAN PAY.
Frs DISSATISFIED WITH ALLEG
ED HIGH TAXATION.

San Bcnito Tex, Oct %. Property
taxpayers in the San Benito drainage dis
trict are planning TO contest the validity
Of the drainage tax that has been impoS-
ed upon them 1t is said that a number
Of them will unite for the purpose Of di
yiding the expenses of litigation. a mass
meeting of citizens and taxpayers has
been held to discuss the drainage tax
matter and to consider the plan of law
years to prepare written opinion con
ccrning this tax uestion. If the opinion
Of the lawyers is found to be favorable
the tax payments will be contested in
the courts
Local opinion as 10 the validity OF the
drainage bond issue and taxation is div
idel. County Attorney II. l.. Yates has
already entered suits for the GO lection
of the delinquent drainage taxes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
WILL GO TO NEW YORK
SCHOOL, TEACHER WHO WANTED
TO WALK TO TAMPICO AGisfES
TO RETURN NORTH.
(SpcciaI 10 The WcraId.)

Matamoros, Oct. @-Dlsappolnted
that she has been denied the privilege
of walking from Matamoros to Tamplco
and Vera Cruz, notwithstanding the)dan-
gers Of war that she would have und0ubt
edlv have cncouterci. Miss Harriet Low
rey has agreed to accept transportation
from the government to New York City.
and probably will leave for that place
this afternoon Miss Lowrey considers
that the right Of free travel has been
taken from her, but that has had no con
sidcration with the mi itary authorities.
They have refused absolutely to permit
her to make the adventurous and dang n
Gus trip to Tampico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
VICTORIES
FOR HUERTA
MEXICO CITY NEWSPAPER DE
CLARi.S PEOPLE ARE ENDORS-
ING IIUERTA AND BLANQUE EFT
AND REBUKING FOREIGNERS.
DESCRIBES FELIN DIAZ As A
"MILITARY MAN AFRAID" FULL
OF TERROR AND ENTIRELY DE
VOID OF HONOR"
BIZ ASS0cidted Press.

Mexico City Oct. %. The newspaper
III Diario declared today that each
hour brings news of triumphs for HUI
crta and Banquet.
These votes have 4 double signfi-
cance the sanction of our president and
he disapproyal Of the wicked and in
solcnt meddling foreign powers in
onr domestic affairs.
Speaking of Felix Diaz. FL Independ-
iente says:
Under the wing Of John Lind and
hASting like scum to Consul Canada he
has shown himself to be Il man fu of
terror and entirely Gevoid of honor"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
RAILROAD COMMISSION
SHOULD HAVE POWER TO REGI--
LATE STATE RATES WITHOUT
HINDRANCE FROM FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT"
tBy ASSOciatCd PrCSS.l

Washington. u. G.. Oct. -. If the
power Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission TO remove discrimination in
rates made by The state Railroad Com
mission is not sustained the Texas State
Commission "sGon will be. making rates
for the whole southwest" declared Attor-
ney Barrow 0f the Louisiana Commission
today before the convention of the Nat
ional Association of railways Commits
Sons should have power to regu ate state
rates without hindrancc from the felcr-
IL government
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
BODY OF j. NJ BROW. CHATTANOO
GA. TENN. FOUND IN BED WITH
RAZOR CLUTCHED In RIGHT
HAND CAME HERE SUNDAY.
VERDICT is SUICIDE
BODY OF j. VI. BROW CHATTANOO-
ILL HEALTH MAY HAVE BEEN
CATSE-MEMBER OF HOUSTON
EAGLES WHO ARE NOTIFIED.

HIS throat laycd wide open with "A ra-
zor The bory Of y NJ. Brown Of hat
anooga, Tenn. was found in bed in his
room ut the Windsor hotel at o'c,ock
this morning. Life was extinct, the wind
pipe having been entirely severed. The
razor was clutched tight i'm the dead man
rghi hand. and the bed was covered
with blood that had already begun 10
clCt. showing that the act had been com
mittcd some hours before the discovery
Of the body He appeared to be about -
wears Cd. No cause is assigned unless
II; be i'll health.
Justice Of the peaye GayitO ami County
Physician w. skipper. who were "a l.
N. in. examined the body. Acting as q cor
oncr Justice Gavito rendered a verdict
If Gcath by suicide
No note or letter was left by the dead
man.
Cards and lettrs found in the mans
fleets showed him To he 2 member in
good standing Of Aerir NJ. G, Fratcr-
M Order Cf E,gleS ~ Houston. anil 0f
RricklaverS Tuim No q at Chattanooga
cd that his home i AT 40 Wilder street.
East Chattanooga Tenn r. f.. Hinkley
~ whom the body was turned over by
the hotel people. has tclcgraphrd to
Houston and to W. X. Brown. brother
at Chattanooga. letter having been
signed br the latter and dated October
p.
In is a. All
Y but there was nothing in his effects Civ
4 ING the address of his wife. who il is sup.
\ posed is AT the East Chattanooga adj
dress.
/ Brown arrived in Brownsville Sunday
v afternoon having come direct from llous-
Y ton according TO trunk check and notes
in his e fects He registered at the Wind
sor hotel. and paid his room rent He
was seen about Monday and that night.
hut was in his room all day Tuesday not
having appeared 50 far rs is known nv
any of the hotc' people. The chamber
maid reported the matter To the office.
hut it was supposed Brown was not feel
ing well. ami no further attention was
paid to the matter until this morning
when the chambermaid again reported
She could not Get into the room to clean
/ mp.
| Hy. b. Verhcllc. proprietor of the ho-
tel had porter enter the room through
the transom, the KEEP havin gbecn left In
/ the door. The porter. Juan Cajasa. could
not see in the room because the shades
were drawn. but upon throwing up the
shades he discovered to his horror that
\ there was dead man in the he'd. lie ran
down stairs brcathlcSsiy. reporting to Mr.
/ Nerhellc who at once notified the police.
Browns clothes which are almost new
were 'ayed neatly upon chairs in his
room. and his shoes were sitting side by
side upon the floor
The body II 1T the Hinklev undertak-
/ ing establishment awaiting the receipt
of instructions from the lodges or rela-
tiveS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
C0URIERAT RAYMONDVILLE
W. \. KING Is MAKING GOOD PRO
GRESS IN HIS RIDE TO AUSTIN.

W. A. Snake" King who is riding
from Brownsville to Austin TO deliver
the governor an invitation to visit
Brownsville in January, is due to ar
rive at Raymondville Tate this after
noon and will spend the night there.
King was AT San BenitO last night,
having reached there about I O'Clock
in the afternoon. having made the TWEEN
tv-two niles in about five hours of con
Stant travel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
OFFICERS RIDE

San Antonio, Oct. 29.-The test ride
for all field officers is scheduled To take
place November 10 II and u. The ride
viii be fifteen miles out each day and
fifteen back each night The f1icers will
camp in or near the grounds IF Fort Sam
Houston: It is MOI thoHelt best that the
officers shah ~ Of on 4 ninety-miIe ride
and le gone the three DAYS. on account
of nditions along the border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
FLOODS IN SALVADOR
fRy Associated Press.l

San Salvador. Oct 20.-All lOwlands
of the Republic Of Salvador have been
flooded By a terrific thirty-SiX hour rain
doing a 'arge property damage.
fifty-four deaths from drowning have
been reported today from the inundated
districts. Complete reports it is believed
village Of Vera Paz il rep rted destroyed
with all its Inhabitants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
GRANOSTAND COLLAPSED
ONE PERSON KILLED AND SIXTY
INJURED AT TULSA BASEBALL
GAME.

Tulsa. Okla. Oct. %. One person was
killed and four were seriously and sixty
slightly injured when 4 grandstand col
Ianscd 1T the White Giants baseball
game. Private TAYLOR. of company of
Taited States infantry. who was passing
beneath the stand at the time. died on
his way to the hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-29
EATON CASE CLOSED
(By ASSOcidfcd Press. }

p ymouth, Mass. Oct. % The closing
arguments began today in the case Of
Mrs. Jennie May Eaton charged With
numbering by poison her husband. Rear
Admiral Eaton and the case is expected
to 60 to the jury tonight.