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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
GINNING TOTAL
IN VALLEY IS
S3,325 BALES
Lack 1900 Bales of Last
Estimate with 98 Per
Cent of Crop Ginned;
Expect More

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Federal, State Livestock
Officials Combine to
Drive Out Infection as
Fast as Possible
fBv Thr Assgri tcd P-ca.l

WASHINGTON. Sept ~ Prump.
action rv fed ral ANA State ry--turk
rttii .aI- ha~ brought iho combined forces
"t thr bureau Wi animal industry aud thc
livestock sanitary commits -.uu W.T. TpAu.
into concentrated drive M eradicate
#n ou break .of thr fuD, aui mpu.h di--
rrs .m"rg cattle WY ranch iu Harris
county TcxH~ Dr. John X. MplIrr.
hi,f IVY th- federal governments force,
here. -Iid condition. iu lrur.. arc fly
"rahic f,r 'hr radlafion work
Th" Twa officials NilI.ng,, signed
contract ior cooper ion With fhc f.i
'ral aEfhurItic-- g~ i- necessary before
th" federal -nt fnmeni ru hrpin OPERA
tion- within H state. Steam s.nrrI-
worked HII n,Ehf prep rims trench fer
thr Infected cattle when slaughtered.
Ihr usual n.fhri~ rf quarantine. n-ppr.
ti"r. appraisal. slaughter aui deep burial.
which h1NN rr Iittd ban thr suppression
uf othrr outhrcaks. will hc followed
direction uf thr Federal fore n Dob thr
Wurk nt eradication WIFI On, taken hy Lr.
hHiIu- iur-. uur uf tha LIrruu'- vpt-
rriuUfIHn- uf long ,NppriHur" iu fuo- and
mouth di- a~p control who nlw i~ rn
route tu Houston Ir ~. J AIpn iu-
~pr.tpt iu charge W.T. thp veterinary field
work .u Texas fur thr federal govern
mcut luI Dr ". MI Cu,y. Li- assistant.
arr working Vith Chairman ~ Eoog
Scott of fhe ly Stock sanitary ,um-
mission uf Texas. aud pr. Leon Cloud.
state N't, ,riuarian. Who Jre ou the
ground
Lives. n. k authorities aud sanitary of-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Ladkin Beats Epinard;
Wins $28,75O Purse

AQJEDJyT RACE TRACK. NJ sri.
Sept 17 lu ore WI thc mrst thrilling
races of American turf history, Ladk.u.
Major August Bcmout's brilliant Year
cld. hy Fair Play Ladirr. ridden by
Clarence kummer. today won The second
International special at 4 mile before
q crowd of 10000. The time was l3G
2-5 and the value to the winner S2S.750.
Errnrd. continental champion. again
finished second. this time hv nose
and coming fast. length ahead of Wise
Counsellor. Kentucky colt. which con-
qucrcd the French crack Pm marrow
margin CntLahor Day in the first spc-
C.al at six furlonES.
Lost in The glamour of the cortcs.
among the three leaders, was struggle
hctW. rn Irv and NIy bwn. hirhlight~ ni
last year, hut dim 0 day. Two length
behind Wise Counsellor. Zcv finished
fourth. onlv nose beyond his rival.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
MATAM0ROS FIGHTS
new INCOME TAX

Matamoros has Joined n with most oi
the other cities In northern McNico in
registering an objection tO the propo,
cd income taN En- MeNico. a unanimous
sentiment against the proposed taN he-
ing voiced nj special meeting of the
chamber of commerce in that city, held
last Thursday.
According to information given out at
the meeting. thc federal government has
issued JU notary puhlics that no ccrti-
ficatcs bc given for commercial tran>ac-
tious without the income tax being pail,
and these instructions have also been
PASSED on to cousuls. to become cffcc-
tive on October J. according " the
statement.
Much feeling has been expressed in
connection with the matter throughout
Mexico. according to reports made AZ the
meeting il Matamoros, and in some ~
the cities the merchants have threaten
Cd to stop business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
ON
MEXICAN SIDE
TAKEN IN RAID
One Man Is Wounded;
NJ en- Crossing With
Boat Lead of Liquor
Are Armed

J,-c Arosta. one OF the men arrested
ir ttc affray between immigration Off
GERS. customs Officers and rangers ou
this idr. and suspected .mugricrs from
,hc other side Of thc river. near Mi--
sion Wednesday night, claims that he
is command att de rurairs fof the Rev
hnsa section. and that Julian Acota.
his brother also arrested. is q rural..
or tho equivalent of ranger on his
side. according .o information givel out
Saturday afternoon hy n. w. Brewster.
immigration iurector in charge at
Hru.a willie.
ihD officers who arrested Nh e,F
,f ...r all.ted iH Brownsville H1trr !ay
-r. .rurtrd the ca a.e to th. inspector
w .l a.Ec. Thry reported that faIf M
tlr aiA .rJu were taU'lfcl ans al. l.-
ir- ..IG NOW. one Nj them Ju'ial Ar,t
tu beng st-nacd iu rhc Er-iu .,.clyrl
Wh.r l. .tt. urtci to shoot at tu" .f-
fic,I.. a-r ing t0 Mr. Brewster.
cow wednesday, l.at. between nnd '
"','.,t tnu customs Officers. th. tu
u,-r t..r u.'icv.- ANA one TsAt, ..i g-
ttun'Iuu " page -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
RACES IN MEXICO
Being PLANNED
Promoters Working TO
Bring Horses Back
to Border

Plans t1 revive rUr-e. eng at -Iuta-
morl-. halted last " c.uu-r w..h thr
outbreak NY thc dc ia Hucrta revolution.
Are underway. according to " statement
today by y. y. Edwards promoter WY
the prop siti1n.
IT. Edwards has iu.t returned from.
Monterrey ana Victoria. thp latter tha
cnpitl of Tamlulipu ,n matters IVY
correction vita his plans. iIc was ac-
rmran.cd hy Kirhs RiffcI, ptomiuc cnt
lawyer of Little Rock. Ark. ana Mrs
Rufel Mr. Riffcl being interested in
th, project.
Considerable activity i- underway ns
to the race track proposition. Mr. FG-
waids expects here within 20 fcv laws.
N. House MI Little Rock. another of
those interested. and among thos, who
have been here ia WI M. Flanagan. wide
iy known sportsman MI Chicago. Mn.
Flanagan was here about two weeks aru
on this matter. llc nud to return to
Chicago. and On now in Brownsville
again.
"It IA quite possible that horse rar-
ing will be resumed ON Matamo-o.. Mn.
Eawards said. though hr NEs not willing
W thfHthlt ulNNNtl NltNtA IMAM
"po~sib
y is certain that thc race track ur
rsiles west WI Na'amotu. wilI ru. Iu
used. and if racing i- W -umci the
track viii hc on ory wy twu possible lo-
cations .u MatImor one .f these
locations is Said to bc iu tha vicinity IVY
Santa Cruz. Immediately acros. thc rIy-
cr from Brow7-vii' Plans have al-
ready been mad for thc removal IVY ail
property on thc o'd track to thc ucw
itc. rhcn thc new site has been dc-
finitclr selected.
We anticipate r1 difficulty in scrur
ing horses for th" meet. IL tna trlck is
rc-establishcd. Mr. Edwards said I'VE
kept in touch with ,hcsc race hors.
owners who were here last year. and
they have been reimbursed for tran
p0rtat!on charges which they were not
able 10 make back because nj the in-
tcrruptcd season last year. All seem no
te perfectly satisfied with th outcome
an mary ,f them yiII be back ~ rac-
iup is resumed
Mr. Edwards. who ha~ b'cu promoting
The Matamoros race track for more than
three year. dcci1rgs that hr is more
convinced than ever THAT racing can bc
made succc in This section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
SLAIN MAN FOUND
NEAR GOOSE CREEK
-Rl N.Y. A..c.Lat.L rrc..l

HOUSTON. TcN.. Sept. 27 The body
of an unidentified whit, imam was found
today near G.o>c Creek near the Goose
Greek Elena road. Three bullet wounds
were found in th. body and what ap-
peared to hc blood ~tains were found on
hi, clothing anI nearby on the ground.
The ground showed evidence cf tho body
having been dragged to where it VA,
found. about 40 feet from the road.
The only mark of Identification
about tha clothing were the laundry
mark. on two handkorlhicfs which ap-
pcarcd to be the letters ID A r."
Justice Wy thc Peace, II W. Bonds.
who held thc inquest. Ten rIcrgi ver-
dict That thc man was murdered by "ua-
known parties or party" IIy said that
thc condition W. the body indicated that
thc man had been dead about thirty
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
RIVER FALLING
At San BENLTO
High Mark Passed at
Noon; Fall Expected
Here Sunday

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duhiny .tr recon. rooJ .s ,tr rir.r
alrAou-h ir reach Y W higher level tb.r ".
ha~ iu mauy wears. dId r.nnarg.iv.I,
IffIe damage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
GIANTS CLINCH
FOURTH FLAG
Defeat Of Phillies S to |
Gives McGraw Clan Big
League Record
nv The Associated Pres

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-The New
York Giants broke q precedent of ~
years and won the National League
championship for the fourth time in
succession hy defeating Philadelphia
here today. 3 TO N while Brooklyn was
losing to Boston
80 othtr National wy American league
club ever his won four successive PEN
nants. The champion ship is McGraw' '~
tenth, twice as many aS ever were won
hy any other National League manager.
Bentley found tbs Phi.adcIrhirus
easy picking ana held the visit wy Ivy
four hits. A muff hv jackson gave
Philadelphia its only iun in thc first
inning. The Giants punched hits on
Ring and scored their runs onc wv "
time. Ring was driven out w the BON
~ the sixth inning. Holke wa. spiked
by Terry aria was obliged to retire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Zeppelin Visitor to
Bring Heavy Mail
nv The Associated Presn

FItIEDKICIISIIAFE Sspt 27-
German air post stamps for mail 70 BE-
cent ~ the United States on the ZR-s
have been going like hot cakes here
lately. the government post office de-
rariment having given notice weeks ago
that ri il would b. wise to do your Zeppe-
lin mailing early
Stamp collectors were hopeful that
special stamps would be issued for the
trip. but the department did not do so.
advising customers To use the ordinary
mir post stamps Letters cost one mark,
"A cents, and post cards L. cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
THIRD MINISTER IS
STRIPPED OF TITLE
rpv me Associated Pres.N

CARHO\nALE. ILL.,. Sept. 1T--The
third minister 10 have been Expelled
from TIE ministry of the Methodist
Episcopal church during the annual
meeting ~ the Southern Illinois con-
ference III session here, was stripped of
biz frock today.
The Rev. Mr.. \. ~. Richardson. Of
ThompSanville. ILL., was today expelled
from the church. when the conference
found him guilty of conduct un6' coming
10 a minister.
The conference found the Rev. Mr..
Richardson's name linked with that of n
young girl of his congregation after an
alleged embracing scene IN the Thomp-
sonviIl, church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
WATER DISTRICT
MEETING CALLED

Property owners IN the proposed
Cameron County Water Improvement
District No :. which includes lands
watcr,d IN The West Brownsville Canal
Company. viii vote Drtnhcr II on the
question of whether 4 district shall D,
formed. 81 the same time the voter.
will select directors and dttermne III,
bond issue ~ finance the project.
In view ~ the approaching election. 2
mass meeting of voters in the district
was called saturday To- he hid Monday
night at : o'clock at the home Of Judge
H. q. Gcoref. on the State ii ghway.
north Of the Tourist lark.
II is announced that matters of i'm
tereSt ~ the proposed district will be
discussed ut the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Gainesville Man Held
After Wife Is Shot

GAINESVILLE. Tex. Sent. 2-.-Houc
t1r thc recovery WI Mrs. u rtruHc Glide
well. vino was Shot four times late yc--
tcrday, was expressed by physicians to-
night James ~ GlidcwcI. hpr hu.-
band, w.s placed n the county iail here
today on K charge IN connection with the
shooting of his wife ana Mrs. Matilda
nrc bach 4 neiEhbor. who was slightly
wounded The women were shot III the
home MI Mrs. Drcsbach, where Mrs
Glidcwcll had fled from hcr own home
Giicwcll had been confined in Jail
several days aro Cn an insanity charge.
but was released Friday when hc was
declared sane by the county physician
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
THIRTEEN ALIENS
ARE BROUGHT HERE

The thirteen Italian aliens and three
service car drivers. making a party NJ
sixteen. captured Friday night ~ Fal-
furrias IN immigration inspectors there.
arrived in Brownsville AZ o'clock last
night. and were placed III the county
iaii here.
The men viii be held pending al ex-
amining trial which will probably bc
held Monday. and deportation proceed
inps will be arranged nj that time. The
party came 10 Brownsville overland, as
companicd by immigration officials.
Tn H. one Of the largest hauls Of
aliens ever made in this section. il was
said last night. the aliens rarely ever
coming across in troops, with three
ears TO carry them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE
MAY Be CALLED As new OUTBREAK
OF FOOT, MOUTH DISEASE is FOUND
FIVE ARRESTS MADE
IN QUARANTINE

llpl STDN. Tcz.. Sept. -. Fir-t
ARRESTS far violating thr quarantine
-aiH-t thr movement of livestock
H Harris anI adjniuug rrnnfi- bc-
cause of 'hc fnnt and mouth disease
nurhrrak in llarri county were made
olar when four mrn. Steve Ray.
iIm Williams. Ed Willis ud VIII
Anderson We're fHk into custody.
Charges We're filed against them by
Ranger .-grunf ~ d. Wh,utlpy. ami
v. I'LL rclen. assistant Df III Nrri-
county.
IH tho rumrIIint ). va- charged
tAl- rhr fuIr mun violated order.
rI- tp move i~ horses which thry
Hcry taking tr Galveston WV u~r iu
Y rIl IVY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Confession Promised
BY Poison Suspect

MARION. ILL., Sept. II Admitting
That Il" knew Mr.. Ruby IIrrringtou
Trie. intended r. poison her former hu>-
band to marry him and that hr made uo
effort ~ stop her. Robert Tate. tonight
promised full confession tomorrow.
Sh'riff 'alligan announced
Mrs. Tate confronted Tate i'm his cell
tonight She told him she had confessed
everything and asked him 10 dn likewise.
~L't mo gu ~ he'd. now" hc said.
land I'LL tell everything tomorrow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
BUTTE NAMES SECRETARY

DALLAS. Tex. Sept. ~. Jamos N
Beverly of Corpus Christi, graduate Of
the University az Texas Law School and
cx-soldicr. has been named private Sec
retary ~ Or. George u. Butte. republic
Nv nominee for governor. Col W. y. Tai
bot. campaign manager. announced here
today. Beverly viii take charge of the
personal headquarters Of the nominee
about October ].
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Once Royal Coach
Shelters Homeless

PRAGUE. Sept. 2T-T There H.. i'm the
outskirts " Prague. settlement Of
poor famili, living IN di~ca-d -drd railway
carriages. Among these coaches " what
rcmainS az the luxurious private ear If
the late Empress Elizabeth cf Austria.
who was murdered II Geneva in lS9S.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Woman Tennis Champ
Weilder of Clever Pen
;sv The Associated Press)

BERKELEY. Celif.. Sept. aT-NTiSs
I'lcn Wills. the youthful national wom-
EMS tennis champion. who returned 10
her home here recently from a triumphal
tour during which she won the Olympic
championship and successfully defended
her Amt ricHn title had pen and ink
drawing VI tennis scene in N late issue
Of Pelican. the campus comiS magazine at
the University of California.
Miss Wills ~ majoring in art nj the
university. where She II sophomore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Alleged Counterfeiter
Caught at Marshall

MARSHALL. Tex. Sept ga man
wing his name as Bynum Russell was
arrested at a hotel here today and a
number OF counterfeit coins and plaster
Of Paris molds were seized NY Ranger
Captain r. u. Shumate and local police
men. Federal authorities were notified
Of the arrest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
GALES IS PRESIDENT,
:: Z. =
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
+ = y
IN MEXICO DECLARES

MEXICO CITY, Sept. ~ Sitting as
an electoral college. the chumher VI
deputies today approved the ipor, w
the presidential ,le,tr cal committee
proaouncinr GcEcr.l ~. Ella allies,
presid,rt-elect ~ Mexico for ,hc f.ur
year term beginning neNt December.
The majority n hc senate ana
chamber axe crerwholmirgly in favor
of Gales although his aihcrcnts in
the lower house already have split in-
~ opposing Factions with the di-,l.
agrarian and .Ah.t.tc elements opnos-
td 90 the more moderate a1ciali-tic
bloc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
THE WEATHER

West Texas and oklahoma: Sunday
.,d No,dav fair and warmer.
rast Texas: Sunday fair. except show
els on the coast. colder except " h'f'"-
west portion; Monday fair, warmer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Neff Goes to Houston
for Personal Investi-
CATION of Situation;
Inspectors on Job
Gr The Associated Press J

ri> county was diagnosed tonight ~ Dr.
W T.. Cotton. government EXPERT ~
foot and mouth disease. The latest out
break i~ Ou thr ranch w Thomas Dunn.
arr",~ ihc road from the Icaobs ranch.
where 'hc first Infection was discovered
HOUSTON, Tex. Sept Governor
Iat II. Neff of Texas. who will arrive
in Houston tomorrow morning for a con
tlrcnce on the fctt and mouth disease
to determine just what IL needed to
check its spread. has not yet Civ
en consideration 10 the possible need
tor calling "a special session Of the
state legislature for the purpose Of
making an appropriation 20 combat the
plague, he stated in long distance tele-
phone conversation with the Houston
fos'-Dispatch late today prior to leav-
inr Austin for this city
The rumor had spread in Houston
that Governor Ncff would call spe-
r.al session of the legislature to con-
vtne within tho next few days. The
governor stated he would not make ~nv
decision on this matter until he had
made "a personal investigation and con-
tcrrei with officials and experts on the
ground here
a second infection in 4 herd ~ 700
head cf cattle on the ranch of Perry Nc
Fadder. one ara one half miles north W
Webster, was diagnosed IVY the foot and
mont disease late today ~ Dr. w. r.
Cotton. government expert from Wash
inpto1.
a number of federal inspectors arriv-
cd here today KIP aid in the work of
NIX mping cut the disease and others are
expected tomorrow and Monday.
With the definite diagnosis today CT
This disease affecting 400 head OF Brah-
ma cattle On the ranch Of Rev. William
States Jacobs as the foot and mouth
disease. plans were put into operation
Mp hold the disease in check. Seventy
five men. guards inspectors and labor
ers were thrown into the ranch and be-
fore night 5000 acres of land and / 100
head of beef cattle were under guard.
Trenches were dug today by steam
shovel for the burial of the infected
CATTLE which are scheduled TO he de-
-truycd Monday. Probably one half of
.he Jacobs herd will ~ sacrificed. il
Was said
Their have been several theories re-
rardirr the origin Wy the disease in
thiS State. The theory that the dis
ease hud dcycIopc5 through contact
with number of Bruhma bulls import
cd from Mexico found little support
from u r.. Boog Scott W Fort Worth.
chairman of THE state livestock and
sanitary commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28

Lindstrom. Wilson.
Bases on balls off Bentley ?: Ring 3.
Struck out by Ring =: Carlson /.
Hit off Ring in > 2-3 innings; Carl
son ? in 2 l-3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. EVERY gov
crrmcnt resource at the command Of the
state cf TeE1s will be enlisted TO check
amy spread of the foot and mouth dis
ease discovered near Houston. Governor
HAT VI. Ncff declared a. he departed for
Houston tonight. A number OF state
rangers accompanied the governor. He
expects IN give personal supervision to
plans for c0ntrollin the malaiy.
HELENA. Mont. Sept. 27.-A tcmpor-
ary embargo order on all livestock ship
merts from Texas 10 Montana was tele-
craphcd to Governor Pat NJ. Neff Of
Texas by " J. Butler. head " the
state livestock sanitary board today.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept. 27.-Dr.
J. y. BuX, state veterinarian Of Arkan-
SIS. late today announced quarantine
against al shipments Of livestock and
farm products from Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28

Batted for Williams in yth.
Xx-Ran for Wendell in 9th.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-28
Score By Innings

Score BY Innings
\ Philadelphia 100 GOO 000l
Y New York O0l III 0ix-5
4 Two base hits O'ConneH, Terry.
The Washington times., 1924-09-15
Times to Glue Game by
Radio and Scoreboard
Each Play to Be Announced
Through WRc; Also Shown
on Electric Diamond

Thousands of baseball fans
turned out yesterday afternoon to
see The Washington Times score
board in operation, describing the
game between the Detroit Tigers
and the battling Griffs. The out
come of the struggle was disap-
pointing to the fans, but they
united in praises of The Times for
it's service in presenting the play
by-play account.
Today the Griffs again hook up
with Cobb's hopefuls. and the
electric scoreboard will again be
in operation.
In addition to this source of in.
formation. the story Of the game,
play.by play, will be broadcast from
The Times studio, through WRC,
beginning shortly after o'clock,
Charlie Matson, whose voice was
heard in the description broadcast
Saturday, will be at the microphone
again today. Arrangements nave
been made for an even more de,
tailed account of the game than
was given Saturday.
Many Washington fans felicitatet
The Times today on the broadcast
ing Saturday. Several who phone,