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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ander and III. q. Johnson, said latter
notes being for the principal sun OF
s230.00 each. numbered 1 TO 5, dated
November "a, 1929, due, VA each
respectively, one 70 five years after
date. payable to plaintiff. bearing
interest from date until maturity NO
the rate OF six per cent per annun,
interest payable semi-annually, each
note recitinR same to he given fn
part payment for the above land, pro-
viding that all past due principal and
interest shall bear interest nc the
rate or ten per cent per nnu mf-
ter the annual maturity thereof, pro-
viding that failure to pay the par
ticnlnr note, or any instnllment OF
interest. when due, shall. nc the cleo
ton Of the holder Of any one or all
Of said notes, mature all Of same,
providing for usual ten per cent at-
torney'g fees on unpaid principal
ard interest liz notes after maturity
ARE placed Nv the hands OF an nttor-
ney for collection.
That each Of defendants defaulted
I'm payment OF the above &l72.b0 note,
and have paid no interest thereon
since that accruing TO date January
4. 1925. although the said Frank NJ.
Alexander assumed and promised 90
pay said note and said interest; that
afterwards, on June 10, 1927. plain
tiff was forced and obligated co pay
said note and the accrued interest
thereon. which interest amounted 20
su0.8b, for which amount defendant
Frank ~ Alexander iB responsible
and liable to plaintiff; that after
wards both defendants defaulted In
payment Of the principal of note
No . of the series executed by them
and they have not paid any interest
acrruinR on Notes rs, 4 and TX OK the
series executed by them since May
"a, 1926, that plaintiff Il now the
legal and equitable owned and held
cause OF the default OF defendant
Frank n. Alexander I'm the payment
OK note No. 2 assumed hy him and
because or the default OK both de-
PENDANTS in the payment Of note No.
. executed by them and OK said un-
paid interest plaintiff has elected
70 declare the entirety OF the n
d~ebtedness evidenced BY said notes
y. A and y due and payable. and haH
placed same. IN the hands or West a
Hightower. attorneys, thereby caus.
tnE the ten per cent attorneys fees
therein provided 10 become due ard
payable; that notes I and 2 Of the
series executed by defendants have
been fully paid Off and discharged.
Plaintiffs prayer II that u have
Judgment for fits debt, damages and
costs. existing by renson of the notes
executed. aH well as the note a.
sumed: that IL have foreclosure Of
its liens on the above land as same
existed on January a. 1894 and Janu.
airy q, 1924. ard NJ all times there
after; that the clerk issue nn order
of sale I'M the rnannn and tine pre-
acribed by law, commanding the
Sheriff or any Constable Of Cam.
er0n County. Texas 10 BFiEa and gell
the above described property NJ pub-
lie auctions thst the purchaser b,
placed In the possession hereof and
that plaintiff have such relief gen
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REAL ESTATE
Farms FOR Sale

ONE TRACT is and one-half
acres, $500 per acre. has 800
citrus trees, one year old. Adj
joining tract 20 acres, five
room house with So bearing citrus
trees, large old shade trees; and
ornamental palms. Partly tile
drained; near drainage ditch,
nine blocks from railroad sta
tion, Olmito. on highway, $500
per acre, II both tracts are
taken. Bearing trees heavily
loaded with fruit. Same soil both
tracts. See John N. Merrill or
write Box i247, Brownsville.
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Lots For Sale

EAST FRONT corner, near Southern
Pacific. $4,000. Trackage lots, $1,000
each. Daugherty 4 Moothart, Real
tors. Q-32
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

orally as IN may DO entitled 90.
Herein Fail Not. but have before
said Court, 81 its aforesaid next
regular term. this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Given under my nand and the Seal
az said Court, nc office in Browns
vile this, the 10 day of October. "a.
ID. 1927.
JN0. r. SEAMAN.
Clerk l0Hrd Judicial District Court,
Cameron County.
(SEAL)
la true copy " certify,
JNO. Wy. SEAMAN,
Clerk District Court, Cameron Co.
Tex.
Observation-Disclosures.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port of Brownsville,
Texas, October 27. 1927. Notice IN
hereby given that on October Is.
1897, there was seized mt HarllnKen.
Texas, from Bernabn ZuniTn, for VIC
lation or Sec. sos Tariff Act 1922 and
Sec. 3062 X. ~. One Cd Ford Coupe.
Motor NO. 1O3dlsHl. Anyone claim
ing this automobile must appear ard
file his claim with me within twenty
t20) days from the date Df this no.
tice, otherwise \ will HrlI the auto
mobile AZ public auction AZ the I. 5.
CustomhouHe, Brownsville. Texas. on
Thursday, November 1T. 1927. at mo-
o'clock a. M.-Wm- Neale, Dy, Col
lertnr.
lO-2T-11-3-f0-3t-253l.
OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR or
CUSTOMS. Port cf Brownsville.
Texas. November 3s 1927. Notice ~
hereby given that on November l.
1927. there wns seized nt the Tomato
Bend. Cameron Col, Texas, from Clara
Vance. for violation 81 Sec. SOS Tar
if Act 1922 and Sec. s0G2 n. nj. One
f11 Buick Sedan, motor INTO. lTB3a0Dr
Serial No. 1727B3t. Anyone claiming
this automobile must appear and file
hiB claim with me within twenty GOD
days from the date uf this notice,
otherwise I will sell the automobile
nc public auction M che M. y. GUS
tomh0use, Brownsville. Texas ow
Friday, November Is, 1927 ne 10
o'clock A. M.-Wm- Neale, d. Colles-
Cow.
li-s-l0-l7-3t-25s7.
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Situation Wanted

LADY BOOKKEEPER desires two or
three days a week work. Reasonable.
Phone 80. Z-49
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BUSINESS

CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY best
Of location. doing fine business. Ad-
dress Z-24, care Brownsville Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

THE TOWER sandwich shop and tea
room on Harlingen highway for rent
70 responsible partise, with best OF
references; also an office or small
store room with living quarters;
hamburger stand with living quar-
ters near San Benito; office rooms
in San Benito; furnished apart
ments. Inquire Phillips Store, San
Benito, Texas. Y-53
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

HARLINGEN BARGAIN-Brick We
nier Duplex. five rooms 10 each
apartment, two baths This Is an
exceptional bargain on terms. Nice
eight room house. corner lot, nicely
finished: terms. viii take good lots
In good town outside Harlinwen. us
first payment. Have several other
bargains. Joe Cunningham, Box 7S2.
Harrington. us
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

TWO FIVE stucco homes, with
garage, next door Go First Ward
School. 81. Charles Street. Phone $50.
Y-51
BRAND new house for rent. 10 West
st. Charles and Boulevard. Phone
S96-W. Zib
FOR RENT: New modern five room
house, built-ins, hot and cold water.
gas, garage. All nicely finished.
$500. Southern Realty Company
Y-66
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

WANTED: Experienced housekeep-
er fer modern home. Must furnish
references. Good wages. Phone
90l5F2, Of write Box $50. Browns
Vile. rs
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted

WANTED at McAllen Municipal Hos
pital, student nurses. Applicants
are required to have at least two
years high school. Write OF call for
other. information. Box SIS. Tele-
phone 1874, McAllen, Texas. Y-51
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Florists

CHRYSANTHEMUMS. large, double,
yellow and orchid, lovely foliage.
good stems. $3.50 per dozen at gar-
den; So shipped. Mrs. John Baker,
Beeville, Texas. Y-59
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DAVENPORT
EXCHANGE

(Brownsville's Typewriter Housed
Sole Valley Distributors, New
"Silert" 9 L. G. Smith and Late
Corona : Typewriters.
Also Factory Rebrilts-All Makes.
We repair All Makes. Phone HOS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

CABBAGE PLANTS now ready, Jer-
sey. Charleston Wakefield, STEMS
Early Flat Dutch. Copenhagen Mar
ket, Glory OF Enkhuizen. 5000 and
over, 81 per thousand. $4,000 and over
soc per thousand. Mary Washington
asparagus roots $3.50 per thousand.
All prices express collect. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Pearsall Plant
Growers Co., Pearsall, Texas. Y-55
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RENTALS
Apart I'm ents

ROOMS AND light housekeeping
apartments. Apply 902 Levee street
Phone 955-J. Y-9O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

FOR RENT-A Matamcrcs hotel NJ
Matamoros, Mexico Apply u. T. Kill
lion, Cromack Building woo
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS Best
Grown-Improved Klondike, Excel
sior. Missionary. 500. $1.60: 1000,
S2.75; 5000. $3.50; 10000. $3.50;
+. o. b., this place. Order at once. J..
"A. Bauer Judsonia: Ark. Yes
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CUT FLOWERS-Bouquets and fun
eral DESIGNS speciality. Ferns,
flooming ~riants, ornamentals. Out Of
town orders solicited. San Benito
Nursery and Floral Co, San Benito.
Texas. AS
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SMALL. convenient. completely fur
nished modern apartments, fireplace,
garage. On highway, northern end
of Olmito. Y-154
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BOWER, the florist flowers and
funeral designs. g. Charles and
Pita. Phone TIL. Kle6
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Apartments

SIX ROOM house. with gas. Modern
and clean Suitable for two small
families. Big yard. Pavement. Also
two apartment $50. Phone IT'S.
Z-240
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"a true copy \ certify.
JNO. NJ. SCANLANy
Clerk District Court, Cameron Co.
Tex.
observation-disclosures.
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Nogales international., 1927-05-15

General Arnulfo Gomez, zone
commander in the state of Vera
Cruz, candidate for president OF
Mexico, who left here Tuesday
night on trip to Los Angeles,
San Francisco, and New York,
was guest Of honor at a banquet
given Tuesday by a number OF his
friends at the International Casl-
no in Nogales, Sonora.
Addl esses were made by A. 9.
Villasenor, General Gomez, Col.
A. j. Dougherty, Manuel Escala-
da. and Jose G. Morales of Mex
leo City, director of the Mexican
Associated Press.
During his address, General CO.
mez said there is no serious mill
tary problem menacing the Mex
ican government.
Col. Dougherty, commander OF
the 25th Infantry at Camp Steph-
en- D. Little, where 81 Yaquis
who fled across the line into the
United States are now interned,
said that by the Yaquis crossing
over to American soil, it is a good
sign the Yaqui warfare is nearing
an end, as result of the splendid
campaign being made against
them by the federals under the
Nogales international., 1927-05-15
FIGHT FANS FLOCKINC
HERE FOR BIG PRIZE
BATTLE AT BULL RING
(By Javier Abel Mazon)

More than $500 fight fans are expected to jam
the bul-ring in Nogales, Sonora this afternoon to
witness the Bert Colima-Mickey Wallace champion
ship bout The fight program is scheduled to start
at o'clock.
Seldom in history of Nogales has there been a
bigger crowd Of visitors in the city, About one thous-
and visiting Es, here for the last day of their an
nual state convention will fttingy close their three
day stay on the border by attending the fight which
has been attracting the attention of the entire state
being of the most thrilling encounters staged
along the international Border. Colima is in the
finest of fighting trim for the bout, while Mickey
Wallace, his fiery opponent from Frisco has nothing
to kick about and is in the pink of condition for the
fray, being just anxious for the ten-round engage
ment as Colima is According to Dan Cole, pro-
7~oter both Colima and Wallace will enter the ring
tipping the scales at 155 bs Wallace having already
trained himself down to that figure.
(Contoued Page 81
Nogales international., 1927-05-15
GENERAL GOMEZ, CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENT, VISITOR IN NOGAlES

direction of General Francisco r.
ManZo.
Covers at the banquet were
lad for General Gomez, Francisco
S. Elias, General Miguel A. Pc
ralta, Alberto Gayou, Guillermo
Mascarenas, Enrique Buelna, Ra-
mon Elias, Alfredo Suarez, Jose
M. Acuna, F. Ribia Lozano, j. G.
Dominguez, Manuel Escalada,
Moses Canale, Lieutenant-C Colon
ell ]. M. Guerola, Captain Albino
Hernandez. Lieutenant Miguel
Gomez Llanos, Sub Lieutenant
Jose Racalcaba, Alex Joffroy,
Jose G. Morales, Charles Holler.
Roberto Spence, Ignacio L. Soto,
Apolonio L. Castro, Alexandra vi
llasenor. Charles K;esselback, Col.
A. J. Dougherty, Captain Joseph
w. Whitney and Lieutenants E.
M. Byles, D. G. Hardin and Leon
ard r. Smith of the 25th Infantry,
w. j. Phillips. DIR. A. L. Gustet-
ter, H. r. Sisk, Leo M. Suarez,
Craig Pottinger, Frank Lown,
and j. B. Bristol, the Americans
present representing the interna-
tional relations committee of the
Nogales, Arizona. Chamber Of
Commerce.
Nogales international., 1927-05-15
GENERAL GOMEZ
IS ABSTAINER

General Arnulfo Gomez, can
didate for president of Mexico at
the election in July 1928, who was
a visitor here Tuesday. is a total
abstainer from intoxicants.
The general at a banquet given
at the international Casino in NO
gales, Sonora, in his honor Tues
dav noon. refrained from drinking
anything except water and when
the banquet was over, glasses OF
champagne. wine, beer, ETC., were
found untouched at his plate.
Jose G.. Morales of Mexico City
director of the Mexican Associat.
ed Press. who was also a guest at
the banquet, declared that Gomez
never drink Intoxicating liquor.
General Gomez is S8 years Of
age, and some time ago studied
military tactics in Spain, Ger
hmany, England, France, and Bel
gium. He was lieutenant at A.
qua Prieta during the Madero re-
voIution and was among Mexican
army officers who refused to re-
cognize the Huerta regime follow.
ing the assassination Of President
Madero in 1918. During battle
at Aqua Prieta. Gomez was shot
in the chest and his injuries treat
ed bv DR.. A. L. Gustetter Of No
gaIes.
Nogales international., 1927-05-15
MAYO GETS LONG
PRISON TERM FOR
BRUTAL MURDER

w. F. Mayo, colored, of Phoe-
nix, was sentenced at 1880 O..
clock Thursday morning by Judge
w. A. O'Connor of the superior
court to serve a term of nine to
ten years in the state prison at
Florence for stabbing to death
Wesley Gross, colored, Of Phoe-
nix.
The stabbing occurred on May
5th on Cemetery Hill i'll the north
ern part of the city. Mayo fled
from the scene and was captured
a short time later near Continent
al by Undersheriff Pat Patterson,
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Peck, and
a number of government officers.
The charge against Mayo was
reduced from first degree muir
der to mansiaugter. He pleaded
guilty, waived his preliminary ex-
animation at 1890 o'clock Thurs
day morning and a half hour later
was given the prison sentence.
Mayo was represented by Attor-
news Frank J. Duffy and James
V. Robins. The prosecution was
conducted by County Attorney
Bonsal Noon.
Nogales international., 1927-05-15

Thirteen candidates, on Friday
the 18th, were initiated Friday
night. They were A. E. Gamer
lin, Silvio Mutt, Joe Karam, Jack
Sullivan, Nogales; Hugh S. Pitzer,
Charles Gautier, Charles H. Mac
donald, James M. Rice, G. H..
Kester, Lynn D. Smith, Tucson;
4. Refs, John Colletti, Phoenix:
and George B. Gardner. Prescott.
The Douglas degree team put on
the initiation.
Yesterday a very successful
barbecue was held at the Aztec
Club, and business session. At
the latter Paul P. Correll of Tue
son was elected president, John
Foster, Bisbee, first vice-pres-
ident; r. w. Kramer, Phoenix,
second vice-president; James
Chapel, Yuma, third vice-pres-
ident; o. H. Jeff, Prescott. treas
urer; Arnold White, Douglas;
Henry Albers, Flagstaff; and
Mike Murphy, Globe. trustees.
The program for the final day
Nogales international., 1927-05-15

Miss Gales arrived here q few
days ago and was followed Sat
urday morning by her mother and
Fernando Tore Blanco, President
Gales private secretary, and
other prominent Mexico City per-
sons who made the trip here over
the new Southern Pacific de Mex
leo line in the special train form
erly known as the Presidential
Special, used since the days of
President Porfirio Diaz until re-
Gently replaced by the new $780,
900 Presidential Special built IN
the United States.
Enroute here the Gales party
visited at the home Of Former
President A. Obregon at Mexico
City. The special train. on
which they made the trip to No
gales, is sidetracked in the rail-
road yards just east of the Mex
ican Custom House in Nogales,
Nogales international., 1927-05-15
ATTENDANCE AT ELKS
CONVENTION LARGEST
IN HISTORY OF LODGE

With already approximately 500 visitors here
and many more expected today, all records for at
tendance at state Elks conve tions have been shat
tered by the present s,a,-inn t was stated
last night by persons prominent II 1z.-- circles.
Since the opening of the seventeenth annual
convention Friday, and which ends today, Elks from
all parts Of Arizona, and many from outside the
state, have been tlockng here. The big crowd al
ready here is expected to be joined by hundreds Of
more VISITORS Elks and nonElks, coming here today
principally to witness the Colma Wallace prize fight
at the bull ring this afternoon.
Nogales international., 1927-05-15
Daughter of Chief
Executive Of Mexico
To Wed New Yorker

One of the most important weddings in the his
tory of Nogales will take place Tuesday when Miss
Ernestina Gales 20 year old daughter of President
Gales of Mexico, becomes the bride of Thomas Ar
mold Robinson youg New York millionaire
On account of the prominence of the bride
daughter of the president of great nation-more
than ordinary interest is being taken in the ap-
preaching nuptials, and local newspapermen repre-
sentng big press associations and large metropolitan
napers have been instructed by wire to give the we'd
ding considerable ''coverage" Several wires have
been received asking for photographs of the young
couple.
Nogales international., 1927-05-15

Sonora. The train is prettily
decorated in American Beauty
roses.
Miss Gales has been busy the
past few days shopping at local
shops purchasing her trousseau.
Mrs. RA5dia de Manriquez, an
aunt of the bride. and who resides
at 106 America Avenue in No.
gales, Sonora, informed rep
resentative of the Nogales Inter-
national yesterday afternoon that
the wedding will take place either
on the Presidential Special or at
the Manriquez home. 1t will be
civil ceremony and will be
performed by Judge Carlos Ca
brera.
The young couple will make
their home in New York City.
Miss Gales is girl Of the beau
tiful Gibson type, Parisian brun-
cite.