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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

ton area in an abnOrmally
heavy blanket Of white.
Although speculative activity has
expanded considerably in the last
few weeks, it was unable to absorb
the huge volume of contracts which
the South poured into the market.
today, a. In fact IL has done through
out the week. All active positions
dropped nearer the 13 cent level. De-
cember selling at 1897 and January
decline Of As 70 81 points from the
NJ 1888. These prices represented a
previous close, l57 points loss from
the week and fully $25 bale decline
from the high level in September.
Spinrers have shown less than
their usual interest in new crop Of
fcrinEs because VI belief that un-
less there ia killing frost in the
near futgrc, the enormous acreage
planted last spring will produce a
crop certain to force prices to still
lower levels This has thrown the
burden of support on speculative in
terests who, while buying contracts
on scale down. are not alone able
to absorb the heavy first offerings
Of the new crop Some hopes of a
near change for the better j. found
IN the fact that Europe has lately
been inqHiring for offers fer de-
livery during the next few years,
evidently attracted by the fact that
present prices are the lowest since
war times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
.URCEFARMERS
Hold COTTON
Exchange Head Says
Price Can Be I'm
proved

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-tPl-A
plea for bankers and business men
OF the south 20 "use every effort in
their power to put an end TO the
unnecessary panic among producers
Of cotton and the belief that if
the staple were held off the market
until right and reasonable prices
prevailed il would sell several cents
pound higher was expressed in a
statement issued here tonight by
Frank b. Hayne, President Of the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
The South sold nearly sixteen mil
lion bales of the staple last year at
more than a hundred dollars bale
and there is no justification for it
to force its cotton on the market
and sell II under SOS a bale, Mr..
Hayne said. pointing out that mill
consumption as indicated by mill
takings are IL per cent more than at
the same time last year.
From a worlds standpoint, Amer
lean middling cotton below fifteen
cents cannot prove otherwise than
unusually attractive to mills abroad
as we'll as at home. he said.
Mr.. Hayne said that if the gov
ernment had followed the system in
vogue until few years ago and de-
layed issuance Of cotton crop es-
innate until December IA, the south
would have been nj least half bill
lion dollars better off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
Chicken, Peyched on Car,
Makes Mdtdn1OYOS Trip

officers about the unusual sight,
and decided to watch for the
judges return.
In a short time the car arrived.
Inspector Biggs stopped ths car
while he examined the rear Of the
veh Gle. Sure cnought. chicken
was browsing on the bumper. A
dominscker chicken, frying size, it
was.
Judge" said the inspector.
"did you know you have some
thing at the back end Of your
carr"
Judge Taylor denied any know
ledge of anything unusual at Sic
back Of his car.
Well, come and see" the i'm
spector said.
The judge went to look. What
he saw was n chicken from out Of
his own coop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
COMMITTEE
Study WATER
Engineers Will Report
On Valley Irrigation
Situation

The committee of the Valley Chap
ter of the American Association of
Engineers. appointed ~ a meeting
in San Benito two weeks ago. met
Saturday night in Mercedes for the
purpose of appoint ne n committee
Of Valley engineers 70 collect data
On the irrigation needs or the Val
ley. The appointivc committee was
composed or w. T.. Anderson, San
Benito; W. F. Shaw, Mercedes: O.
+. Van Berg. Mercedes. and W. O.
Washington. Brownsville. The cnEi-
necrs appointed a. collect the data
includes the four members Of the
committee. with W. T.. Anderson as
chairman. and Fl. II. Ewing OF N s.
sion. Frank S. Robertson Of San De-
nito. A. Tamm Of HarlinEcn, ". II.
Fonrad of Brownsville. MI ChaH
Hanson Of Edinburg, and Amos Rob
inson of San Juan.
AZ the last meeting OF the Valley
engineers the decision was reached
that the organization take up the
work of establishing the exact irri-
Eat Oh needs or the Valley. and this
will entail much research By the
committee. II viii seek 20 establish
the duty of water. the losses, the
acreage urdar cultivation and the
acreage which may hc brought un-
der cultivation with the present
supply. When this data Il assem-
bled it will provide the basis for
recommendation wh ch arc expected
20 prove of great value 10 the Val
ley agricultural and irrigation in
tcrests.
A meeting or the committee will
be called this week to inaugurate
this work. and several weeks will
necessarily elapse before recommcn-
daticns can he made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
SET TRIAL IN
MURDER Case
November 3 Set For
Trial of Four In
Hall-Mills Case

SONERSvILLE, N. J. Oct. 2-fPl
At 4 hearing marked Nv the era
matte defeat Of defense lawyers on
five important counts, Supreme
Court Justice Parker today set No
vember for the beginning Of the
trials OF four persons charged with
the murders OF the Rev. Edward W.
Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills.
Mrs. Francis Stevens Hail. widow,
and her brothers, Henry and Willie
Stevens. will bc tried az one time.
Henry Carpenter. the cousin. will be
tried separately, later. A struck jury,
one composed of men or. women Sc
lected on the basis Of unbiased fair
ness and mentally balanced was
picked for the trial.
In addition to It's defeat in op-
position 70 these three points. the
defense was denied two applications.
Justice Parker refused them permis-
sion 10 examine the grand jury min
utes taken in 1922 after the first
Investigation and denied the applica-
tion for a view of DR.. Halls calling
card, which according to. the state,
was marked by the finger prints Of
Willie Stevens and another person,
yet unnamed.
The card was found at the feet
Of the slain rector.
Soon after the proceeding war
rant charging accessory after the
fact was issued for the arrest Of
Felix Limartini ar New York. a pri-
vate detective employed by Mrs. Hall
early in the investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

Durneu DeyOnu recognition IN
the seething furnace.
TIE nationality Of the five pas
sengers was not definitely deter
mined tonight. but it was believed
they were all English. The pilot
and mechanic were French. Physi-
clans stated that the charred bodies
Of three men ard two women were
taken from the cabin, but the First
Union in Paris issued statement
saying that il was believed that there
were two men and three woman
aboard
The names Of the passengers,
given out BY the line with the char
acterization probably correct" were
as follows:
Gertrude Hall. Margaret Stanton,
Flora Parker. L. Hamilton and Joseph
Noble. The pilots name was Mallett
and the mechanics Browier. The
addresses were not available. At
least one or the women passengers
was alive when the plane struck the
ground. She died while the overseer
Of nearby farm struggled unsuc-
cessfully to rescue her. The woman's
terrified face could be seen through
the roaring flames. She was clutch
ing her purse desperately. Before
the overseer could get to her, she
was obscured by the flames and
smoke.
Edward Sands. the overseer, told
correspondent for the Associated
Press that he say the plane burst
into flames near the tail when about
600 feet in the air. IL dived to
earth. The crash was followed BY
two explosions and sflamas thirty
feet high shot into the air, envel-
oping the wreckage and making it
impossible to rescue the passengers
who were piled in a heap within the
burning cabin. The pilot was thrown
several feet in front or the cockpit,
but also was burned to death.
The weather was perfect and the
cause Of the accident had not been
determined tonight.
The tragedy Il the second cross
channel airplane accident in the past
two months, plane enroute from
lie Bourget to Croydon falling near
Folkstcwn, causing the deaths Of
three passengers and the injury Of
nine others. One American was
killed and six others were injured
in this crash. The plane was a sister
ship to the plane which crashed
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
BODY OF MAN IS
REPORTED FOUND

Reports that dead man had been
found AZ Rio Hondo Saturday night
were unverif ed mt 3 o'clock Sun
day morning with Cameron county
officers still out on the call.
No telentora connections could he
secured with Rio Hondo and San Be
nito officers reported that they had
no information on the affair.
The first report reached Browns
Vile MT about I'D o'clock but the
message did not reach officers I'M
eli about 10 o'clock. m dnight The
rerort did not tnclud, a single de-
tail ard war nhnnrd IN BY Emilio Or
safn, M rsriscr d. rio rorfp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

An American chicken-feathered
variety-v.ol olated every known Mex
lean border immigration and GUS
toms act late Friday evening.
The chicken, perched on the
rear bumper Of the automobile Of
Judge Volney W. Taylor Of Browns
vile, travelled into Mexico, re-
mained perched on the bumper dur
ing Judge Taylor's stay there
and returned to the United States
without Judge Tayior's knowledge,
or consent.
About sundown Customs Inspect
or Biggs gave Judge Taylor the
"pass on sign. Turning back to-
ward his office Inspector Biggs
noted something on the rear
bumper Of Judge Taylor's car, bu'
in the diving light could not de-
termine what it was.
The inspector remarked 20 othsr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
MRS. MCPHERSON
TO HOLD SERVICE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2.-tE'D-Un-
daaated by the attacks made upon
her during the court hearing this
week. Aimee Semple McPherson,
evangelist. charged with perpetrat-
ing a hoax in connection with her
disappearance at Ocean Park last
May. today went about preparing for
the Sunday services in her usual en-
ergetic manner.
Che was preparing for what she
declared would be the largest com
munion service in the world. 10 be
held at Angelus Temple tomorrow,
s'where mere than five thousand COM
muhionists" win be served with the
sacrament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
House May Petition Second Session
Cotton Dumping
Forces Price to
New Low Levels

: NEW YORK Oct 2-QP-Crushed under weight Of
bales with prospects of the biggest yield record good
weather continues for the next few weeks prices of future
the New York Cotton Exchange plunged to
low levels today amid the heaviest selling Of the week Much
of the pressure from the South where is becoming
increasingly evident that Nature had maned the entire cot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
THE WEATHER

EAST TEXAS: Sunday and Mon
day partly cloudy to cloudy, prob
ably scattered showers. Light to
fresh southeast winds on the coast.
WEST TEXAS: Sunday partly
cloudy. probably scattered showers
in north and east portion: Monday
i.arsI~ cloudy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
Seven Passengers
Die When French
Airplane Crashes

PENSHURST Kent. England, Oct. 2.--(H0-Seven per-
five Of them passengers met death this afternoon when
French air union plane route from Paris to Croydon
burst into flames only few miles from its destination and
crashed near here
Every person aboard the great fourengine air liner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03
Illinois Families
Flee From Homes

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-tF Hundreds
of families fled from their homes In
the Illinois river valley today ha
the VI ssissippi and Illinois rivers
approached or exec 'ded flood stage
fccnsi inaed pn Page 2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

CHICAGO.-Charged with theft,
Mrs. Ella Hunter refused bal. de-
clar NJ her husband would half
Iii" her for stealing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.--tPl--M Mrs.
A. Maurice. IS. plunged TO her
death from an eighth story Of a
hotel exclusively for women here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

DOWN BETWEEN Ramones sta
tion and Monterrey-Ramones is 40
miles from Monterrey-there Is an
irrigation project. Few crops are
visible from the railroad.
The canals are about four feet
wide. Naturally they do not impress
the observer from the Lower Rio
Grande Valley, who is accustomed TO
see canals that look like fairly good
sized rivers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-03

MIAMI, Oklahoma. Oct 2.-tPp--
Thousands or collars damage was
inflicted in Ottawa county last night
and 1arly today By a rain and elec-
trical storm. Three inches ok rain
fell five hours. flooding business
houses at Pichrr, inundatinE state
highway number 7 nc Cardin and
driving a score Of families in that
city from their homes in the low
lands along Tar Greek.
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KOT ia BbI nOKynAETE MOnOKO no.
KynANTE 6OP4EHA
CTyWEHHOE MOnOKO

BH sHaeTe, ITO MOAOEO OsHaqaeT ana BAG, RaR nhWa B
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Cpa3Y Xe nOKMeTe, qTO ONO 6OraTo RaqecTB0M " HpeBpac.
no saMeHaeT o6HKH0BeHHoe MoAORo MIN caNBRA ana
IMPROVEMENTS Bcex Bamnx KynaHhE. Bcer4a aepwNTe
6aHRy B BameM Ae4HnKe 4Ha HeMe4HeHHOro %ynOrpe6ae-
HKa.
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