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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
We. THIELEN
dies IN west
Telegram Tells of His
Death in Letter
man Hospital

Word has been received by Mrs
Frank Thiclen advising her Of the
death at Letterman General Hospital,
San Francisco, Wednesday afternoon
ut 3 o'clock Of Walter f. Thicien,
her youngest son.
Walter Thielen will be remember
ed in Brownsville. He was born and
reared in this city. leaving here when
a mere boy. for Galveston and Hoas-
ton. He went west where he remain
ed until 1917 when he entered the
army.
He served in the World War at
Camp Kearney. Calf. Following the
war he was honorably discharged as
sergean. in the quartermaster corps.
lie later made several trips to Homo
lulu and the Orient as baker in
civilian capacity.
Word was received Monday even
ing from Lcttcrman hospital stat .ng
that he was dangerously i'll.
The body will be buried in the Ma
tional Cemetery at San Francisco,
burial being with military honors.
Bakers Union No. % Of San Fran
cisco will attend the funeral in n
body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
COMMISSION
ON RADIO IS
BILL PURPOSE
Interstate CONNER c e
Committee Ignores
Warning Ag ainst
More Agencies
fRy Tho Associatcd rren,.l

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. April %
Ignoring President Coolidrc's warn
ing TO congress against establishing
any more independent federal agcn-
cics, the senatc interstate commerce
committee today approved the Dill ra-
dio bill providing for n commission 70
have control Of air con munication.
The commission wolld have su-
preme power in its field, the COM
mittee having eliminated a provision
for appeals to the courts to compel
the issuing OF broadcasting licenses
or prevent the resembling of them
The committee also proposed that
the commission have five instead of
three members, on salaries of Sl2,50o
each
The bills proponents will seek to
have it passed at this session, holding
that 4 recent court decision in Chi
cago case had made Immediate legis-
laticn imperative.
The White House disclosed recent
ly that President Coolidge was in
cIincd 10 favor bill already passed
by the house placing the control Of
radio under the commerce depart
ment instead OF an Independent COM
mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
BIG KILLING
IN BOOSTERS
Will Slay 10000; San
Antonio Humane
Society Objects

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Apuril 60
he San Antonio Humane Society to-
day announced its opposition t. The
INTENDED slaughter of 10000 roosters
in this part of Texas.
Death sentences fer the male favls
by Aay / have been urged ty the
agricultural committee of the San
Antonio Chamber of Commerce, which
said it had the encouragement of the
United States department of agricul-
ture. The reason for the wholesale
butchery is to prevent continuation
Of heavy financial loss TO poultrymen
mad produce companies through quick
spoilation Of fertile eggs.
Miss Lucy Smithers, secretary Of
the homane society. today made this
statement in opposing the plan:
"The society feels il a duty 10 raise
its voice in defense of these fowls
which cannot speak for themselves.
It does not believe the necessity is
great enough for such drastic meas
ures as are proposed. 1t is violating
a provision Of nature which may lead
to disaster"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
Bridge Project
on Red Enjoined

AUSTIN, Texas, April ga per-
manent injunction restraining the
Texas highway commission from ex-
pending state funds in building
bridge across Red river mt Burkbur-
nett was granted today by Judge
George Calhoun OF the 53rd district
court. He held that the special road
law Of the thirty-ninth legislatures
authorizing the Wichita county COM
missioners' court to negotiate with
the Oklahoma highway commission
for building the bridge was unconsti-
tutional, as the Texas constitution
provides such negotiations must be
carried on by the governor.
L. c. Sutton. assistant attorney gen.
eral, gave notice of appeal. Injunc-
tion bond of c. d. Huddleston and
NJ. l.. Harris. Wichita county tax
payers, who brought thes nit, was
fixed at $4,000.
Sutton argued that as Governor
Ferguson had signed the special road
law she had in effect placed her ap-
proval of the negotiations. but Judge
Calhoun declared this action did not
meet the requirements OF the consti-
tuition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
SANFORD IS
STILL Held
Matanoros Authorities
Give Him Hearing
Thursday

The T2-hour period which the Mex
lean laws allow municipal authorities
60 hold prisoners on suspicion will
expire Thursday evening in the in
stance Of Louis Sanford who was ar
rested Monday evening pending in
vestigation OF the fire which de-
stroyed the Monte Carlo cabaret early
Monday morning.
He is said 60 have been given n
hearing of sorie sort Thursday morn
irg, bu. the result Of this action is
rot known. III within the ~ hours
allotted the Mexican authorities can
make no specific charge against a
prisoner held on suspicion, he must
hc released.
The Monte Carlo was situated on
d corner of Gale Scxta, facing the
plaza and burned TO theg round near
daylight Monday morning. The
Brownsville fire department respond
ed. but was unable to save the struc-
ture. Adjacent buildings were saved,
however. AEtf #
Sanford was arrested Monday even
ing at the request of Luis Rendon.
proprietor of Monte Carlo.
Sanford was in gendon's employ
until few days before the fire.
Sanford resided at the Windsor
Hotel in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
TOWITHHOLD /
PAYMENTS ON
HICHWAYJOB
State Treasurer Auth
orized Not to Pay
$21,666.68 to Road
Contractors :
fBy the Associated Press,

AUSTIN. Texas, April 29.-The at
torney general today authorized w.
Gregory Hatcher. state treasurer, TO
withhold payments Of warrants ag-
gregating SCI. .666.6s to the Sherman
Youmans Construction Company. Gal
weston and Houston county highway
maintenance contractors.
The letter written by Assistant At
torney General Ernest May states
that the partnership composed OF L.
A. Sherman and r. G. Youmans. have
contracts with the highway depart
ment for the maintenance Of designat-
ed highways In Harris and Calves
ton counties. and have an additional
contract 'or the asphalt topping and
shell 81 scing of state highways in
the soun Ies. The attorney general.
November u, 1925, filed suit for can
collation. Of the latter contract and
for recovery Of $l,176.f6, alleged to
have been paid unlawfuIly to the de-
PENDANTS from the highway fund, the
letter states.
"Since the filing Of tse suit, facts
have come to the attention OF the at
torney general which lead him to be-
lieve that the defendants, Sherman
a Youmans, have been overpaid on
their topping contract approximately
$4,000, and notice has been given to
the defendants and to the highway
department that this claim will be
asserted in the suit that has been
filed.
ave are not informed as to the
solvency of these defendants, and in
response to a written inquiry the
chairman of the highway commits
sion was advised on April 26. 1925.
that he should withhold authority for
the payment Of such a sum az would
protect the state in its suit
The Sherman Youmansl Construction
Company. we believe to be indebted
to the state in a sum exceeding the
warrants presented 70 you. You are
therefore advised that. In the opinion
Of this department, you are author
lied to refuse payment OF the war;
rants"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
HALF BROWNSVILLE is
4 4 4
LAME AS KIWANIANS
). = y
HOLD BALL PRACTICE

Business ana professional men are
limping around IN Brownsville to-
day. Doctors are looking ms broken
as some of-their patients, lawyers
are grooming as they swing around
in their swivel chairs and others
are getting around town as best
they can.
II all happened when the Kiwanis
Club baseball team held its first
workout At the ball park i'm prep
araticn for the coming ball game
with the Rotary CLUB. IL is under
stood that it was to have been Sc
cret session but so many of the
Kiwanians were limping around
Wednesday that news OF the prac-
tice leaked out and the Rotarians
are preparing TO work their team
overtime to prevent the rival club
from stealing rnarch on them.
The date for the game has not been
set
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
SEAMEN MAY
COON STRIKE
Houston Harbor Hears
Runlors of May
Day Walkout

HOUSTON, Texas, April 29.-Pos-
sibilites OF May Day seamen's 3
strike were seen in demands made
in a circular being distributed along
the Houston water front today. 1t
was addressed to sailors, firemcn,
cooks and stewards and calls for
raises of $3.50 per month for ordin-
airy and able seamen, 50 for boats
wains and carpenters; $3.50 for
passers and wipers, oilers aud tend
ers and $3.50 for firemen; over time
OF 60 cents per hour, Is hour day in
port, pro-rata increase for the
stewards department.
In large letters are printed the
words May i, 1926" The circular
is signed District Committee, At
lantic district, international Sea-
mems union Of America
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
new PLANFOR
San BENITO'S
HOTEL IS UP
Chamber of Commerce
to Consider 1t, But
Proceeds With Com
munity Project
Especial to The Herald.l


SAN BENITO, Texas, April pa
new hotel proposition may be con
sidered by the San Benito Chamber
Of Commerce, which recently put
over drive for the erection Of a
hostclry financed by the community.
Announcement was made today that
outside interests have made a tenta-
tive offer for erection Of hotel 20
cost about 100000. The hotel com
mittee il understood TO have advised
that they would consider the propo-
sition, which probably viii be taken
up at meeting to be held this after
noon. tltt
In the meantime, Harvey p. Smith.
architect Of San Antonio. has arrived
in San Benito with completed plans
for the community hotel project.
These plans viii be gone over by the
committee 1T its session this after
noon. They call for a three-story
building. with roof garden. and a to-
tai Of III rooms is provided for.
The building will have four store
rooms on the ground floor. 10 be used
for business purposes. The site IL the
half block facing the park, just a
block off the boulevard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
TRUCK MARKETS
BY Naval Radio to The Heralt
from u. s. and Texas Agricultur
Departments

(No reports were available over the
naval RADIO at Fort Brown Thursday.
the station being busy with official
business for the government at Wash
ington.)
Cars loaded in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Tuesday and forward
ed from HarHingen Wednesday. nc
cording to report prepared by the
Gulf Coast Lines:
Cabbage: Karlingen 4, Combes \.
Mercedes 4, Donna 2. Pharr A. Nc
Allen I. Mission a. Sharyland A Ol-
mito /, Brownsville 3.
Mixed vegetables: Hariingen 1.
Combes i. La Feria 2, Mercedes 2.
Weslaco 5, Donna 5. Alamo i. San
Juan 1. San Benito s, Brownsville y
Spiderweb railway 3.
Carrots: La Feria 2. Mercedes 5s
Weslaco 3, Pharr 1.
Beets and carrots: Weslaco 5, Dom
ma 2, Mission /. Ratcliff /.
Beets: Weslaco /. San Juan !.
Onions: Pharr /. Mission 4, Spider~
web railway 4. Raymondville 3
Parsley: Weslaco 4.
Totals: Cabbage 10. mixed vegeta-
bles 81, carrots III, beets and carrots
10, heets 2. potatoes 56- onions Y.
parsley 4. grand total 1885, Hotal 60
date lO,528 total last year lo,215-
Shipping point information for
Wednesday. April 2S. 1926:
Potatoes. Lower Rio Grande Valley
roints Texas: HauIings fairly heavy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-04-29
TINCHERBILL
TOBEFOUCHT
Farm Relief Legisla-
ton Elbows Way to
Front Rank

4 =.
WASHINGTON ID. C.. April %
The farm relief question with It's
maze 0f ramifications today elbowcd
its way to the very front rank Of
legislation demanding attention rom
congress and the White House and
found badly split assemblage await
ing to pass judgment.
While Chairman Smell and the
White House rules committee were
making the road clear for she house
to begin consideration on three wide
IL divergent farm bills next Tues
day. a procession Of farmer repre-
sentatives were calling at the white
House and farm block dealers at both
ends Of the capitol we're vowin- 20
defeat the Tincher bill. supported BY
Secretary Jardine.
These same leaders announced also
determination "a put through the
corn belt measure, principles Of
which arc embodied in the Hauren
bill, one Of the three 70 be taken
up Tuesday. The third is the Curtis
Aswell bill, a commodity marketing
measure.
Chester Gray and r. f. Bower. Of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
tion; John Wallace, brother or the
late Secretary Wallace, and Charles
III. Hearst, of the Iowa State Farm
Bureau Federation. were among the
callers at the White House. The re-
sui Of their cor rerences were not di-
vulged. except that upon leaving they
supported the Haugen bill.
The tactics OF the proponents OF
the Haugen bill in the senate will be
70 first attempt to kill the Tinchcr
bill. and then TO put through the
haugen bill. which would set up a
revolving fund OF SITS, 200. 900 for use
IN stabilizing agricultural prices.
The senate republican bloc COM
mitted to this plan looks to the dem-
ocrats in both houses for support.
Since the administration has en-
dorsed the Tincher bill providing for
loans to co-operatives, some senators
and representatives believe President
Coolidge might veto the Haugen pro-
posal.