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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
100000 MEAT PACKERY IS
PROPOSED FOR BROWNSVILLE
Houston Man, Owner OfLarge Tract OF
Land Near Mission, And Others
Interested In Proposition.

The establishment W mra packing
plant IN Brownsville 10 co,t 500 O.0On. %
halt the stock cam ~ placed NM thr Lower
Rio Grandc Valley. ~ proposition that
4 about "a be placed bciorr fhr people "a
Brownsville and tins section h, nr w n.
Dew NJ Dcwalt. Texas. near Iluu-tuu. and
who ~ the owner ~ 50 acre ~ land uraf
Mission. formerly the Albert Sanm"u~
tract. Dr. Dew ~ now iu Brownsville uud
today conferred with Secretary u. A
.O'Ericn ot the Chamber ~ Commerce viii
regard ~ the propp-iion.
Dr. Dew. who J. we'll known throughout
South Texas a. ~tockman aud farmer
stated ~ \ Herald representative t"dr,
% J. proposed shall b. member ot 4 board
~ live Director ~ The prupu~cd corrnra
iI"u. already stand agreed u" take ~Iu.nnH
worth ~ The capital stock ~ ihc cururu
riou. The other S5o,0oo ii y desired M
distribute among people VA lhc Nallr, WV
insure the plant the cooperation III th,
farmer and citizens of this district
The men proposing the plant here arr
~ the opinion that Brownsville !. thc logi-
cal location for packery OF this kind. l.c
sides having open tu II the rnnrhc- along
thr Guli Coast Lines from which ~ ~rrnr,
livestock, there = also the open market Be-
northeast Mexico canncr~. which "a run-id
cred very important factor ln Ihc mrai
packing business. The fact also that hog
and livestock raising /, receiving great 40
trntIun throughout thi- section w another
item that makes the proposition Y valuabI,
one. and one that would i,c great iIrtnl
~ The growth and prosperity ". tHr rutir
Lower Rio Grandt Valley
4 Dr. Dew back hi Judgment M dr~iriu.
~ luraGe parkcry ~ Ihi- SECTION hy th'
establishment M hu- raising farm WV .
4 large scale ou hi S53-ucrr tract near Nj
~ion. lie believes that Thu section will nl
liimatcly be the greatest hog rai-ing di-
trici III the south. and ba-c- ihi- belief 81
Information gained from Texas and north
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Rv A--nriatrh Press }

London. Jan. e-Tnduy'~ dispatches
make II clear that the Russians have won
two distinct victories over the Turks The
victory at >ari kumy~h. announced last
night. was separate from the Ardahan bat y
tie. The surrounded Turks at Arabian
are reported fighting hravclv. hut net only
the Russians hui al" deep SHOWS block
the roads over which these Turk are try
mg ~ retreat.
With Bukowina. the Austrian border
province practically ;Il occupied hv the
Russians. the time l. rlpri ~ The Russian
.t invade Tran~vlvania. au EASTERN pro-
Vince Of Hungary bordering on Roumaria.
Nearly 3.0o0.000 ct the Tran~ylyanian-
arr oi Roumanan stock. hence Roumania' :
temptations to JOIN Ia the war are IN
creased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06

N'y "N"''"fH f''NN.l
New York, Jan. 6.-(2:30 p. m.)-Latest
reports state that The New York subway
fire was not in train. but in a nearby
electrical conduit causing the panic.

New York. Jan. 6-Scvcral hundred
persons were overcome hy smoke, ,ui hv
flying gla~~. bruised and injured III 4 tire
IN a subway train "a the height of the rush
hour to-day ln the ensuing panic. the po-
fee issued statement tnu. the known
dead numbered twelve. but thi~ pru.cd un-
founded. There WAS only one known death
IA noon
The tire started from WV electrical ,.N-
Plo~ion. and stalled the tram between
Fiftcth and Fifty ninth streets. The pas
N"necr~ vii" were iammcd ~ ihi~ train and
other stalled trains of eight ears each be
gan fighting thcr way out 1T the narrow
door- ai each end NJ the trains where exit
Up aud down the tracks m the semi
darknc~~ ran the frightened thousand.
mraculou~ly avoiding the death -dcalnu
third rail-. the heavy ~mo.e ~uckiu.
through the tube like that Al fIur. over
taking the irar-~trlcken muh-. many oi
them dropping unconscious ia the panic
Hundred were trumplrd at both the FIT
ileth and the Fifty Ninth street stations.
y the smoke began choking persons at
stations mile away thc city awokc a. tho
fact that something horrible had occurred
under the street, The entire fire DEPART
mcn and all ambulance and pulmntor~
were called out. Man hui,~ were ripped NJ
choking the ~cn>cc~~ virtin~ who were
lifted Tor block through these ~r...king
holes
Firrmcn chopped hole ~ Y pavement
on Broadway at Fifty I'm street. where
the fire wa~ the ucrrc-t. a. the opening
wa~ made the smoke and Flames hclchcd
forth Both hose and hand extinsni>her>
were turned against thi~ hole
For ten blocks Broadway was lined with
--ambnlance> while the police fought tn re-
STRAIN tens of thousand Ut -pcrtaiur~ The
unconscious were brought up wv drnvr- ana
lying ~ rows on platforms before the am
balances could carry them to the hospitals
they were the cause NJ report that pos
SiblN two hundred pcr~.u~ had been killed
onc hospital alone cared Tor two hun
drrd patients. bul not one MI them wa
fatally injured
The burning Insulation on the subway
ears gave ol ~tran.lne smoke
The iirrmru upon reaching twu Stalled
trains found many persons unconscious ON
the floor or ~ the seals. The train wa-
~'rcwn with torn hats and ruthiu.. giving
evidence that the panic wa- 'crritc
The result of the conduit tire Is Sd
serious that the auhnriiIr~ -aid W may hr
several day before the subway resume.
traffic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
French BOubayd Homes
or FeiiOiC COnuf,ymen
Back OF German Lines
By Associated Press. }

Berlin. Jan. dThc official announce
mcnt says the Gcriuan- occupied several
French irrnrir- in Ar.unm, Yesterday. and
won some minor ~nrr.~-t.- against the
Ru>>lans. capturing .Jn0.
me oihcial statement say the French
Yesterday resumed the systematic bonn
hardmcnt ot village, situated behind the
German front. seeming indifferent ~ killing
Their own countrymen IN destroying French
homes. Such bombardment i cau,in. the
Germans little trouble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06

rm packing houses that hog from th,.
Lower liio Guudc Nallev are healthier
than ih"-r raised M any other section. and
lhr Tact that hug cholera wv INV unknown
di-ca-c here. ~ addition 10 that IA. feed
n- problem i- uui -u great because "a all
ih" Wear round grazing that " available.
hu IT, iarm near Mission Dr Dew ha,
rni "ui sixty hrad ~ registered Duror
Jersey -"w~. and hy April wv Mav when
hi- alfalfa crop WI about Too acres h.-
come %. hr prop"~c- to have that mum
hcr ut huu tnprd I-tirr NV plans tn
~ a-ilr another large acreage tnr nastnr
M Durham cow.
Thr establishment ui thl- rark-ry ~
ihi- section i- proposition tnut ha- been
under consideration by Dr. Dew and 4,
n~-"riHtr- tur -nmc months. and th.ir
Judgment IVY fhr idra ha- been approved Y,
Frank Andrew ~ Houston. receiver tor
tlc Gull Coast Llnr-. wh" u Dr. Dew M
i"mrv. ". M fvrait. manage wv thr I.uIf
Coast Line. and other men who are a.
position Z" pass nn the adv-nmlitv al
project M this kind ior thu section. Wi.
I'r- Dew are Two prominent Houston stock
men and . Kansas City man. whose nam..
n" WH- u"t at liberty tu make puhI... M
ihi- Time
brownsville men o. whom the nrni,.i
hn- h"rn mentioned Stated that Il ha, Ion.
l'"rn ihrlr opinion that the establishment
"I ~uch a plant would be the best nroro.
-iiion yet planned fer the Valley. They
advance Tire upinIuH that thr city " we'll
located 90 "u, ~ the bet livestock r,isina
di~ir"i- W thc south. % addition ~ being
N wen l"caird a- distributing point tor
staple mrat- over the entire northeast @;
MrNico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Michigan Legislature Meets.

I.nn>me Mich. Jan n The Michigan
legislature met and organized for it,
biennial session TODAY. with the Rcpub-
lican> ~ control ~ both houses "A re-
iormof the Stale primary law j. one NJ
the biz things on the calendar for the
session. The lawmakers also expected
M give their attention ~ proposed
amendments ~ strengthen The corrupt
practices act AMI the mortgage tax law.
amt an effort probably will hc made
AZ pass \ new blue >ky" Iaw that viii
b. able to stand ihe test ut the courts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
RUSSIANS WIN TWO DISTINCT
VICTORIES OVER THE TURKS
ROUMANIA MAY JOIN ALLIES

that the koumanlan reserve ~ ready hv
the tme the Russian advance forces reach
the Roumarian frontier. All were chosen
becau-c they could speak E"umanlan
RH~-ia'~ crushing victory over the Turk
continues 10 increase. pciroerad says the
entire Turkish army corps which last
night was reported surrounded M Ardahan.
j. beng anuihllatrd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Germans Take Position Near
SfeinbdCh, BIT French
Hold Main Heights
lBv A.>nclnted Prc...l

Paris. Jan. G.-Ofcial reports say that
the Germans recaptured one position near
Steinhach. hut the French ~tiII hold th,.
mann heights. The Belgian attack III North
Belgium failed In Areonns the French
blew un eight hundred yards ~ German
trenches. and then recapturcd part ~
them. In ihi~ fright Constantine Garihaldi.
brother Of the Garibaldi killed recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06

RAILROAD NOW
COMPLETED
(Bg ASS0cidfcd Prcss).

stockholm. Jan. Il. Owing To the
dangers NJ sea traffic from Russia ID
neck of lajd ;pnnccqng Russia and.
Sweden. the railroad cunirullin. the
practically comrlctcd TM.rc H. only
one gap half mile wide. made hy the
river Tcrnra. which has not vet been
hridgcd. Nearly 500 pa>>rngrr> daily
make this trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
COTTON FIFE IN HOLD
OF STEAMER IN FORT

GALVESTON. Tex. Jan. 4. Fire Today
damaged 260 round bales of cotton in
the forepari of the steamer Genoa living
al the wharf here. and being loaded for
Genoa. Italy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
u. S. CRUISER is
ON GUARD WHERE
FORCE REV0LTED
BY Associated Press. J

Washington. u. ii. Jan. G-Rcar Ad-
mirtl Howard wv ihc Mexican west coa Y
rrroIi~ today that hc ha- stationed the
United States cruiser Raleigh WI San Bla~.
where Carrauza forces rcyultcd aud Joined
the Villa h"~lcgcr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
HIGHER STANDARD
FOR ARMY-NAV
IS AGREED ON

Washington. u. I'll. Jan. a. Although
last night conference at the home wi See
rotary "i War Garrison by congress lead
cr~ ~ the military preparedness 1T the
niird States wa secret. H ~ known
that the c"nicrrc~ agreed that congress
will Try all po~~iblc way 10 bring the army
and navy az ~ the highest -tandArd ~
clrirnrN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
SPEAKERSHIP
FIGHT OPENS
AT CAPITAL

Austin. TcNa-. Jan. G.-Thc ~pcakcr~hip
contest opened today when Newt Il. VII
hams ut Mrl.cnnan county aud John
Wood opened headquarters here H. y.
Savage. another caididatc for the honor,
ha- not vet opened hi~ headquarters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
OBREGON WILL ATTACK MEXICO CITY.


WASHINGTON c. 6Detais Of the capture Of Pueba
Onast yesterday that 5000 Villa
Car
o.
will
destroyed Guadau AZ
beautiful
Villa the protection Red Cross flag pouring machine
this
cathedral
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
NAVAL STORES AS
C0NTRABAND TO
BE LOOKED INTO
(BB Associated PrcSS).

Washington. ID. e.. Jan. S-'rhc senate
today adopted resolution asking Prc-i-
dent Wi.-uu Il" give thr senate all duru
mcut- "u Great Britain action " drrIar-
iue hawai- stores coutrahaud ui WAR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
4S GERMAN SPIES
AMONG TROOPS
SENT BY CANADA

N,w York NJ N.. Jan 4 chart'>
Walter " canadian ATTORNEY returning
from England TO-DAY. said that forty
three German spies were arrested among
the Canadian troops which sailed from
England last fall bnr VI thcm wI>
killed hy mcmlcr> uf hiS own company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06

London. Jan. 6.-rhe entry of Roumania
INTO The war on the side ut the allies N
fore~hadowed today IN the departure NJ
many newspaper correspondents from
Paris Tor Roumania by reason Of orders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
Only One known Dead Ensues When
Panic-Stricken Thousands Rush
For Exits To The Streets.
EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX
BREAKS OUT AT VERA CRUZ

Washington. ID. G.. Jan. 6.--An cpl
dcmlc oi black smallpox has broken
on aI Vera Cruz. according IN ud-
wees received here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
lBy A--ncIaicd Press. }

also lost hi~ litc
The official statement saw INV French
Yesterday advanced At tour distinct point
between the ~ca aud Al-acc. and rctrrntcd
M one instance before the Grrman-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
EXPECTATION OF MERINO
WOOL Is PERMITTED
BY Associated PrcSs.l

Melbourne. Australia. Jan. 6-Thi~
country ha~ decided IL permit the cxpnr-
taiion Of merlno wool to the United States
sn condition OF promise not 10 re-export
IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
The Wheat Market.

Chicago. I'LL. Jan. 6--1nc sensational
rise m wheat stopped III the Chicago 80
today. Prices are falling lightly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
". CARRANzA FORCE CRUSHES
THE VILLA ARMY At PUEBLA
5000 Villaistrs Reported Made
Prisoners, And Thousands
Are Killed And Wounded.

kAC0 Az Ian 6t
General Felipe candidate
ured yesterday when General Aware 0begOn captured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-06
led REACH VERA CRUZ.

TT
the Carranza victory at PuebIa yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
INTEREST MANY TEXANS
EXTENSION DEPARTMENT o.
rtNAs UNIVERSITY ~ AZ.
StiNtNa MANY INQUIRIES


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ttrsi,u sAepaFlmpw Il ihe ral>esslgs
u TexAN "A sset,Nuk uAAAl ,a4ulsl%e
fssns sfer the state Ashing ~ ,istalts
~ 'ho rrVne ssaas rtAn. WhsreAx ans
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aud ssaeielstiras sihireta gtrcs coufNts
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karr $50 a tetfy palifies - 3ee
Hllfat ltsse fa'a ffte Do tiis ptiuafs
slsfl0h iH 1914 Nhah afil bs ose ~
sac incest iinpnfiaui eistiifus - fhb
i'uitpi piatfs
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hfll's j. hsifela NiFsN ihai the feaa
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GENERAL typewriter business. eica'i {.
ms repairfne. rentals sales EAper'
surkEanehfp. Reasonable prices
Corpus Christi Typewriter Exchange
tif Starr street. Phore il-g.
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Pigeons q want a. buf iiosn-T fis-
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identify asa rs) for thls advertisement
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NorIce ro coNrRAcroRs.

NOTItt 70 CON VAC VH5'
tlr laard ~ County Commissirnefs
invite lHs f1f iifc construction "a we
l'Ni Ds R,le approaA in ihf taiAii' p
bridge. Guessing the NJ fs River ai
Calallsn Nueces County. NeNaf said
alds VIII BE- opened on ths second Non'
day u MAJ n, that Is 70 say ne Mh
tay q March. ls'F
Nfi b ani specifications orc
or r'e - ihs office ~ French a Han
Ger where shey ,an he c0usHiiei
ITO Board u county Commissioner
sserys ths right ta releei aEy 81 aii
BIDS
WF TTNoN. County fuise Nuecf.
County. Texas -t'
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MADAME EFTnisli sri~nilfr lialm
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Arizona republican., 1915-03-06
For Sale or Exchange

FINE young Jersey bull for sale or exchange. What have you. Phone 10SS m
Arizona republican., 1915-03-06

PUBLIC SALE 9 Miles South of Tempe, .Ariz., on the old Hansen Ranch
 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 Commencing at 10 o'clock Sharp Having leased our ranch, we will sell at nction on the above date the fol- lowing personal property and stock: 25 HORSES AND MULES Farming Implements and Machinery, first class condition and complete.
 Free Lunch at Noon
 Terms Given
 J. E. FLUMERFELT, Manager c. e. McMURTRY, Auctioneer C. A. WHITFIELD, Clerk 9f N. 1st Ave. Phone 1910
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Arizona republican., 1915-03-06
Apartments

FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent; strictly modern; rooms, with private hath and sleeping porch; newly furnished. no sick. LouX Apartments, 1214 West Adams. If
 IF YOU WANT first-class, cleanest, newly furnished corner apartment, big screen bedroom, private porches, Phone 1296 Summer rates to permanent renters. If
 THE BLENHEIM, new. modern fur nished apartments. steam heat. s11 North Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE-Here's your chance, 35- room rooming house. completely fur nished, long lease good paying busi- ness: must sell at once account of sick ness. Phone 1533 or S707. If
Arizona republican., 1915-03-06

HOME FOR SALE-Come out to 1908 West Monroe (Capitol Addition) and buy the best six-room bungalow in the city for the money, strictly modern. Phone 1882. If