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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
Popnlayizing "HOe HeaUen"
With Prize Winning Pigs
Combination OF Bankers and Boys Will Bring in High
Class Breeding Stock

\ former secretary of the Texas
Swine Breeders Association who
spent some time in the Valley several
months ago was so favorably i'm
pressed with it, advantages that he
wrote A strong news story for some
of the farm papers designating the
Lower Rio Grande Valley AZ a verita-
bic Hog Heaven. Edwin Houston,
one of the best breeders in Texas. was
the man who made these statements,
but he was not the first nor the last
to recognize the opportunities offered
in that line.
There are some very fine herds Of
hogs IE the Valley. but not enough tn
supply the demand for good breeding
stock. IT. many III whose who have
pure-hreds have not kept them regis
tered. The farmer boys and the bank
crs Of the county are now joining
forces to remedy this condition. ac-
cording 20 County Agent Richardson.
About fifty boys have already
made application to join our pig
club" saws Mr. Richardson We
have insisted that 4 condition " mem
ber>hip bc that the boy must have
available or prepare to grow pastur-
age and feed for the pig. and the pig
be Of the kind that Is worth taking
some extra trouble for. The banks
of the county, all who have been APP
preached up to the present, have cor
daily offered their assistance in fl
nancing the right kind of pigs for the
right kind q boys"
In addition to lending the money
TO secure the original stock, some Of
the banks have announced their in
tention of offering cash prizes for the
best pigs. These will be announced
in detail before the first shows take
place.
| I'm connection with club activities
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
PACKING STRIKE
MAKES EMBARGO
AGAINST CATTLE
Suspension OF Opsratioa d
One Week Predicted II
Strike Continues
H, rhr A. ociafsl Pres


CHICAGO, I'LL, March 3C-r1
stock hIpmcuti ro the Chicago 4--
Eats wIlh thr exception of horses
under cmb4r.l today because OL --
strike nf 900 members of the L
STOCK Handlers Union employed Uy
Tho United States Yards and Transit
company.
Continuance Of the strike for =
week, packing company officials a.
r1uuccl would cause suspension n
.hair plants and throw $4,000 em-
r.arna Cut WIT work Hundreds of
IoH iri ,ar. are h hll on the outskirts
,h.,Iro today ant provision is be-
uu uady -n diver them to other mar
k,t-
The men walked out Yesterday,
company officials charged, in viola
ti1u of thD.r agreement to settle all
wage dispute hv arbitration before
III F.ieral Judge AI-. Hul,r lhe union
heads have tclrgraph.I Washington
asking THAT federal mediator b seat
here following the refusal of Jujg-
Ais,hulcI. who hIs arb.tfatrI other
-toyEyarI5 troubles. W. a,t unless the
men first went back to work
Dealings today were restricted u
few holiover animals and uo quota
ti0ns were made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
FORMER MOTOR TRUCK
MAN DIES NEW LONDON

Raymond Howe. former member ot
Motor Truck Go. No. 80, who. at,rr
hs discharge. located u Brown .l'I-.
died nt hi- home p >eW london,
Corn. according to I"tfaI rtlm hr
Howe. received bv Mrs nv Wei
Aftnr hia discharge from tne ann
Howe rctlrncd to hi- nome iu Lha ea
and was arrici While returning tu
Brownsville hc contracted 1vzf
cold from which tuberculosis develop
rd. His money becoming eEhau-teu,
funds were raised through the city cf
Brownsville. Mrs West of tho Red
Cross ana Miss Nora Kelly ol the
Charity Home to return Howe ana hls
wife tu Connecticut
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
CHARGES AGAINST FIVE
SOCIALISTS SUSTAINED
IN SUBMITTED REPORT

ALBANY, y. T., March 80
Charges Of unfitness against the five
socialist members Of the New York
state assembly have been sustained
by majority Of the assembly judici-
AIRY committee IN a 2O,OO0-word re-
port submitted To the legislature to-
day. X says their seats should be de-
clarcd yacan. The enactment Of a
law 10 prevent any organization which
admits aliens 10 membership from oc-
cupying a position of a political party
on an official state ballot is adyo-
Gated.
The socialist asscmblymen. the re-
port states. are not obedient to the
constitution and laws of the United
States and New York. nor desirous Of
the welfare IF the country nor i'll
hearty accord and sympathy with its
government and institutions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
PUNISHMENT OF
HIGH MEXICAN
OFFICER ASKED
Arrest Of Two Congressman
Cause of Request Out
growth OF Reception

FL FASO. Tex, Mar 30 The
Mexican national congress submitted
a memorandum % President Carranza
requesting that be authorize the at
torney general 10 punish high Off
cial for causing the arrest Of two
congressman, according to Mexico
City news spaper.
The police charged that the two
congressman threw powdered poison
mixed with confetti during the recent
reception for Ygnacio BoHillas in the
City of Mexico. Many onlooker> be-
came i'll and tainted from the effects
Of the poison. The congress =emen
were released pending an invcstiga-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
ORDER FIXES LEGAL
UNITS FOR SALE OF
MILK And PRODUCTS

AUSTIN. Texas. March 3O.-Or-
iers fiNinr the legal units in which
butter and milk may be offered for
sale In Texas have been issued by the
state superintendent Of weights and
measures. effective April /. The or
lcrs provide that butter may be sold
only III pounds of l6 ounces. half
pound. and quarter pounds. This
Toes not apply to butter in bulk. MIX
may hg sold only in gallons III 231
cubic inches. half gallons, quarts,
piuts. half piuts and gills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
81 REFRIGERATORS
DISTRIBUTED FOR
VALLEY SHIPPERS

\ total Of 3 refrigerator ears for
the cabbage growers OF the Lower Rio
Grande Valley were distributed Mon
day. according To !. Il. Nolan, general
superintendent of the Brownsville
road. who was in the City today. Tn
der ordinary crop conditions. Mr. No
Ian said, this would have been huge
number Of cars for single days dis
tribution Mr. Nolan expects that
there will now be plenty of cars avail
able. in view of the fact that the in
terstate commerce commission and
other agencies are bending efforts to
ward psRvoRtrutI4sg. gofa.gcrat0Fs for
distribution IN this section
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
POLAND TO CALL ON
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
FOR REINFORCEMENT

WASHINGTON, y. C., Mar. 30.
Poland will call upon the League Of
Nations for allied reinforcements, il
WAS said at the Polish legation here
today, il the bolshevik armies threat
en- TO break the Polish eastern lines
of defense. While France l. under
stood 10 have given tacit promises Of
military cooperation. the changed
situation III Germany has made the
extent Of French aid doubtful. I'M
less the bolshevik front j. materially
strengthened, Major Brynk, the Pol
ish military att&che declared, the
present Polish regular force could
hold its own
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN
VOTERS THREATEN
ELECTION STRIKE

ing that republican women who are
mcmbei5 or thc New York State ea
que of Women Voters viii 20 on a
strike election day or go into other
parties if the state legislature does
not act favorahly On the welfare
bills ~ contained in letter sent hy
the league today ~ Will Hays tho
chairman ~ the republican national
committee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
GERMANY PROMISES NJ
TO EXCEED PACT TEP
VIII Limit Number Of TIC
Into Ruhr District

PARIS. March aO AssIra es
have been given hE tEe German v-
rrnmpnt that it Uill nut send into le
Fuhr Valley more regular troops than
nrr allowed hy rha terms Df lhe Yer
a.u..r treaty. A German delegation
called nu Premier MIIIeraud last night
and told him that German troops u
the Euhr district t.i not exceed tine
number allowed and declared uo more
troops viii be sem. there without
allied authorization
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S
STAFF WRITER is HERE

John r. McMahon \ staff writer
for the Country Gentleman. i~ spend
ing few days here securing data for
some articles in his publication. He
left the city this morning with County
Agent T. {. Richardson for AN auto
"trip through the county
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
MISSION MAKES
STRIDES; MANY
new BUILDINGS
Extensive List improvements
Shown New Wholesale
Building Reary

MISSION, Texas. March 3O.-Ihe
Tha Industrial Transportation com
pa1y is building the largest canning
plant, creamery and broom factory in
The southland.
The Nalker-Cra!g company Is just
completing the largest Wholesale gro
Gerry iu the south The building ~
almost ready for occupancy.
IN. G Letson IVY ready to start work
or $4,000 picture show building.
n. IT, Armstrong viii he the manager
of the new theatre and says it viii
be the best iu the Lower Rio Grande
Valley.
William Cordcll Is building a three
story stucco apartment house
Colonel :. M.. Duffic has contracted
for thc erection nf brick building
joining noaiiugcr's grocery II Will
~ Tor tho Maxwell automobile sales
room and The distributing point Of
Maxwell parts for the entire Valley.
". T. Armstrong will build brick
garage and salesroom on his lei north
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
100000 Fund VIII Help
Pay Salaries to Teachers
uEy The Associated rrcs~l

WICHITA FALL. Tex, Mar. 60
One hundred Wichita Falls citizens
have underwritten a 100000 fund
TO be used to supplement the school
revenues for increased salaries for
the teachers of tho city schools
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
DANISH KING REFUSES
TO ANSWER ULTIMATUM

COPENHAGEN, Denmark. March
30. King Christian announced today
his refusal to comply with the ultima
tum of the social democrats demand
ing reinstatement Of the Zahle min
isry. dismissed by the king because Of
actions in connection with the govern
ment crisis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
MISS. SENATE TODAY
REVERSES VOTE AND
APPROVES SUFFRAGE

JACKSON. Miss, Mar 30.-The
Mississippi senate today ratified the
federal woman suffrage amendment,
thus reversing the action of several
weeks ago when the amendment was
rejected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
BERGDOLL SENTENCED TO
FIVE YEARS IN PRISON

ITtI TN N~-WVTTTFI ITI'~-T
NEW YORK. M. i.. Mar 30 Gro
vcr Cleveland Bcrgion. wealthy
young Thiladclphian. recently court
martialed for dcsertion because Of
his alleged failure to report for mill
tary service under draft. was sen
tenced 10 five years imprisonment,
according To 4 decision Of the court
made public today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACTS TO GIVE WOMEN
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

FRANKFORT. Ky, Mar 30.-Sut-
frage for women in ekuu.sy IN the
next presidential election is apparent
ly assured by the action ui Governor
Morrow in signing measure passed
INV the legislature granting women t--
right to vote for presidential el.u-
tors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
SMYRNA GOES TO GREECE
BY A COUNCIL AWARD

PAkIS, Mar. 3O--SmYrua and the
hinterland along that section Of the
Turkish coast has been awarded 10
Greece by the council Of ambassa-
dors, according TO the Matin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
$6O,O00,OOO FOR AVIATION.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. 30
An appropriation Of SEQ. 100000 for
army aviation in 1921 was recon-
mended today TO the house military
committee BY Major General Men
cher, direcor Of the air service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
CARDINAL GIBBONS TO
VISIT ROME THIS YEAR

y
BALTIMORE, Md, Mar 80
Carndinal Gibbons is considering a
trip 10 Rome in conformance with a
new ruling requiring the presence
dnal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
OWNER OF ABANDONED
AUTOMOBILE LOCATED

The Ford car used by Cecil Preston
and Charley Crum. confessed naval
dcscrters and boy bandits. and which
WAS abandoned by them in the sand
near Armstrong station. ha= been
identified as belonging to Y farmer
living near Macdona, in BeXar county
Deputy Sheriff Boat Of San Antonio
arrived in Brownsville today. identi-
fled the car from the description fur
nished BY Sheriff WI r. Nann nni
will leave for Armstrong to take it
this afternoon.
Charley Crum, who first tuil XVIII Lne
theft of this car. said that n, wa- a
stranger to Texas aud lid rut know
the name Of the town from which
the car was taken. From the sheriff
of Willacy county Mr.. Nann secured
the number of the car and notified
other Texas sheriffs
Cecil Preston, who was shOtw hen
the youthful bandits were captured
and VINO was unable to bc present at
the examining trial held for Fern CAL
lahan and Charley Crum, has an-
nounced that he would waive a fur
ther examination and hu viii be held
in the amount of bail fixed In the
cases of his companions, $500 on each
Of two assault with intent 70 murder
charges. $500 on each of w0 theft 0f
A horse charges and $500 On charge
Of theft of nh automobile Preston
l. still in Jail, and while his injuries
are painful they are not slrLnu..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
CHICAGO BANKERS
TO LOAN 500 900 000
TO HOME BUILDERS

tEr The Associated pressl
CHICAGO IH., Mar. O--Chi-
caEo bankers Win lend 100000
GOO during 1920 I'd home build
in an effort TO end The housing
shortage, IL wes announced today.
Part Of the fund viii be made
available Immediately 10 enable
tornado victims 10 rebuild their
homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
CHICAGO'S MUNICIPAL
EMPLOYEES ON STRIKE
nv The Associated rrrs.l

CHICAGO. ilI.. Mar. 30 clerks.
stenographcrs and honkkecpers en-
ployed in the municipal offices went
on strike today for higher wages and
threaten a paralysis of the city's
business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
BLUE RIDGE CASE UNDER WAY

RICHMOND, Tex, Mar. 30.-The
states application for ntinuance in
the Blue Rirge case was overruled by
Judge Munson in the district court
today and the trial was begun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
HILL WELL TO RESUME.

After having boon temporarily shut
down white new flur> were installed
in the Old boilers and ~ boiler added.
the South Texas Trust wen. on the
Browne tract. 10 miles below Browns
vile, expects to resume drilling opera
tions tonight, according 90 Lon 4. Hiil
Jr., local Representative % the COM
pany.
Pr Fl, rorrrt that wh-n the drill
ceased working Ill Had reached depth
of $3.50 feet and that both hackers
and drilIcTs were well pleased with
the indications. The drilling contract
calls for a penetration of about 1900
feet if necessary in the effort 70 find
oil in paying quantities. The drill
has already encountered gas pressure
and oil showings. but us yet the com
pany b promising nothing.
The indications uf uIl have caused
4 quickening of Tho oil lease business
and Y number of available tracts near
thr wcll have been leased by local
speculators.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30
GAS STRIKE IN KLEbERG
NO. Z SHOOTS FAR over
DERRICK; No DAMAGE

Drillers for kicbcrE well Nc. 2
near kingsville. struck gas a s o'clock
this morning AT a depth of 2i25 feet.
similar to the flow .n we'll No. I !.
which was capped several weeks ago,
according TO telephone mesrag ~
from N. G. bennett "a Brownsville
which is in kingsviile.
The gas went about I'll feet over
the tor Of the derrick, viii 4 roar that
was heard for miles The first act
was 10 open we'll No. !, which Is only
500 feet away, which relieved some-
what the pressure Of the new strike.
Mr.. bennett stated that the we'll was
not damaged. the pipe j. in good
shape. and the drillcrs expect ID Eo
right on through the gas strata.
The drillers are very optimistic.
MIR. bennett said They have struck
a formation that j. indicative oi Oh.
The roar of the two gas wells has ere
ated excitement anew and almost all
kingsville has come out 40 witness the
new discovery. Lease sales took
new activity with the strike az gas
today and indications arc that ~lth
the arrival Of hundreds ~ people from
other nearby towns there will bc "A
more or less wild scramble"
The gas strike which blew out we'll
No. several weeks ago was at 2l45
feet, the difference in depth between
the two being, therefore, oriy about
20 feet at a distance Of 500 feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-30

BUY PUMPING MACHINERY
lie to Is II. +. Fairbanks Morse and
Kruger Atlas Oil Engines in stock
Centrifugal Pumps.
w n. PUTEGNAT COMPANY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-19
of food. fuel and other necessities Of

Of food. fuel and other necessities Of
life.
"The movement Of empty box cars
suitable for transportation OF grain
cor tinues In large volume from New
England and the Atlantic seaboard
sts.es to the grain producing regions
OF The central and northeast" the
commission stated. these cars are
being moved In solid train loads. I'M
der expedited orders and their move-
meilt 10 watched continually to avoid
any preventable delay In getting the
equipment whore II 10 most needed.
II II not believed any general EN-
barge win be imposed turnout the
country. but drastic action 1t - said
win be taken where congestion II
gre,ltest.
The action TO relieve the car
shortage was taken by Commission
er Clyde p. Aitohison, who 10 in
charge Of the car service movement
for tho commission. Aitchison re-
ceived hundreds of reports today
from the commissions inspectors.
who Are making = nationwide sur
vey Of the situation, rs s..
Kilograms 4 received show that
Pittsburg. Chicago. Detroit. Buffalo.
st. Louis. Kansas City. and Cincin-
natl ara In deplorabls condition. The
railway yards are undermanned.
Thousands Of cars arc standing l0d-
Cd ,lnd unloaded on the rails. and
traffic can neither gst In nor out Of
the yards. Grain. steal. coal. lumber.
goods. and all the great vital nsces-
stiles OF life and industry are cut off
from the consumer.
The lake district alone II said t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-19
/. w. w. MUST PUT UP FUNDS
FOR APPEAL OF ToNN
CONSPIRACY CASE.
SUMMONED TO APPEAR
IN LINN COUNTY COURT
Will Be Examined Regarding Money
in I. w. w. Trsasury-Requsst Of
Tom That County Pay Cost Of
Making Transcript In Appeal Case
Rejected by Judge Milo Smith.

Cedar Rapids, May 19.-William D.
Haywood, secretary Of the general
defense committee OF the Industrial
Workers Of the World. must submit
to q DISCRIMINATION by H. X.
Lockwood. county attorney, in regard
to the appeal OF the case OF Henry
Tom. convicted of criminal syndical-
ism in Linn county about two
months ago.
Judge Milo p. Smith issued an or
der to this effect on motion, of Mr..
Lockwood, and set aside a previous
order that Linn county pay the costs
of preparation of transcript for
Toms appeal. Mr.. Lockwood re-
Quested the issuance Of the order by
Judge Smith this forenoon. following
= further investigation into the case
which resulted in his being satisfied
that the merits Of the case were not
given correctly by Tom and Hay
wood.
The controversy over who should
pay for tho transcript of the evil
dence of the Tom case for use in
the appeal began at the CLOSE Of the
trial here. Tom. at that time said
he had no money with which to pay
for the preparation oil . transcript
and asked Judge Smith to have Lam
county furnish him with one. Under
the law, II he has no money he IL
entitled to a transcript at the coun-
tvs expense.
Mr.. Lockwood resisted Toms re.
quest for transcript at the coun-
TVS expense. and asked the I. w. W.
defense fund be issued for the pur-
pose. In response to this, Harold o.
Mulks, who defended Tom during
his trial at Marion fled an AFFIDAVIT
of William D. Haywood, which said
that there was no money In the ].
w. W. defense fund, owing to the
large amount spent recently In de-
tending members OF the organization
taken into custody On this showing.
the court ordered The transcript pre-
pared.
Tho order for the transcript was
rescinded today. when Mr.. Lock-
woods motion was hlsd and read by
Judge Smith. Judge Smith further
ordered that William d. Haywood.
the secretary Of the general defense
committee OF the Industrial Workers
Of the World. be ordered to appear
besofA the Linn county court and to
lsubn1it to cross discrimination ON the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-19
MISSING HEIR REAPpEARa
Former Iowa City Man Returns :
Claim Share Of Estate.

Former Iowa City Man Returns 10
Claim Share Of Estate.
Special to Tines- Republican.
Iowa City, May 1s.-Missins TWEEN
ty years. and long supposed to be
dead, A. A. Rarick, Jr., has suddenly
re-appeared here as q claimant for q
share OF the 100000 estate of his
father. A. A. Rarick. Sr. Amicable
adjustment has been made, and the
westerner, who has been practically
lost in Washington for two decades.
will receive a certain share OF his
mothers heritage. The latter. Mrs.
Louise +. Rarick, was found incom-
pentent to care for her estate, and
is under the control Of q guardian,
appointed by the court here. The
heirs agreed In open court to adjust
the affairs Of the state without liti-
cation. and have made the settle
ment above noted. The Iong-miss-
ing heir will return to Washington.
and make his home with his family,
reared during his twenty years abb
sence.