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RUICK SEDAN 1923: Al condition: good
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BUICKS-Come and see the new Buick. Is
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| BUICK 1927 SEDAN; low mileage and in
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HOUSE WARES

Galvanized Iron Coal
Hods, number 10 size.
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), 500 run of the MiH'' TOWELS 15 Price

1t has been long time since we have of
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prices that show remarkable savings-im-
portant news for the housewife, hotel man
ager and boarding house proprietor.
Evening star., 1927-02-06

Long-handle Scrub
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Tomorrow at 40c each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
BROWNSVILLE
CETSCROWDS
Celebration And Land
Companies Causing
Influx

Brownsville was entertaining an
unusually large number of visitors
yesterday evening and today with
tourists and homeseekers coming
from all over the nation.
Several reasons contributed to the
influx Of visitors. One was the fact
that hundreds of h0me-cekers are
being brought into the Valley and a.
lar as Brownsville b. various devel-
opers OF townsites and farming
tracts. The celebration III Edinburg.
0ccasi0ned by the arrival of the first
train over the Southern Pacific.
brought hundreds Of visitors to the
Valley. Many Of these came a. far
as Brownsville yesterday evening and
last night
Today the James Dickinson COM
paRy of Brownsville was bringing in
some I'D home seekers. fully one
third Of whom came from ~ FAR
north rs aCnada. particularly from
Hamilton. Ontario. Many others
We're from OneOnta. New York and
other cities IN the same and neigh
boring states.
The visitors were Being shown the
Valley 80 guests of the various land
companies
The railroad was showing effects
cf the heavy traffic. the $3.50 O'Clock
evening train pulling out yesterday
with III coaches and more AZ ~ picked
up along the way. The yards were
filled vith passenger coaches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
HOLD UP ACTION
ON APPOINTMENTS

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan l2.-.Ei-
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson We'd
nesday submitted 10 the senate the
present hizhway commissioners and
other officers for confirmation.
A motion to require the commit
tee on nominations ~ report FRI
DAY At Ill O'Clock on the nominees.
introduced by Writ. was tabled l5
u IA after Lieutenant Governor
Barry Miller had voted AYE"
Nominees are: Highway commits
sioners, Chairman Eugene ri. Smith
.f san Antonio; George II. Rob-
ertson. Meridian. and Scott Wood
ward. Fort Worth: state LABOR CON-
missioner. Miss Fannie Daniels.
Austin Judge on the commission of
appeals, Lamar Bethea, Bryan;
Judge 32nd district. Fritz K. smith.
Scurry county: judge 5G.h district.
Charles Dicbrcll. Galveston; Judge
S2nd district. r.. WI Dodson. Falls
county: District aetoruey 7znd dis
trict.- l. A. Howard. Lubbock coun-
ty.
"A spirited Sight developed im-
mediately after Writ introduced
his resolution. The house does not
convene today until n. Al.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
BIG CONTRACT
TOBEAWARDED
Work on North Flood
way Expected to
Start Soon

The largest contract ever made BY
Cameron county is expected to b.
awarded this afternoon by the COM
missionerS' court for the construc-
tion Of the levees for what Il term
ed "thc north floodway" and see
tions of the levees on the Arroyo
Colorado. all Of which are included
N the Cameron county flood control
project.
a large number Of bids have been
submitted 10 the commissioners. the
bidders including construction firms
N all parts Of Texas as well a. from
California and other states. The
bids will be opened at ? o'clock.
The north floodwav. the major Sec
tion of the flood control project, will
involve the moving Uf approximately
100000 cubic yards Of dirt, and the
yardage on the Arroyo Colorado see
tion Of the project is estimated at
approximately 1000 600. Contracts
for river levees. totalling approxi-
mately 100000 yards. were awarded
several months ago, and part OF the
ieveeS completed.
For construction OF these projects
dredges Of the largest size will be
brought in by the contractors Ell
forts will be made 20 have the work
state at the earliest possible date.
work on the north floodway and the
Arroyo Colorado TO start ut the Hi
dalg0 county line. TO which point
the Hidalgo county section Of the
flood control project has already been
completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
LOCAL BANKS
REFLECT ALL
OLDOFFICERS
State National Bank
Increases Capital
Stool Others Add
To ! plus Funds

All four Brownsville banks re-
elected old officers and tur-ed in
reports rcflecting unparalleled good
business during the past year, at
their regular annual meetings yes
tcrday.
Capital stock of the State Nation
Al Bank was increased from $780,
600 to 100000. The increase was
made out of the undivided profits
uf the bank. This increase was
authorized today by the VI. =. Comp
troiler of currency.
Officers as reelected by this
hank were J. II. Scott. president; A.
Asheim, vice president: a. H- Fer
nandez. cashier: 4. Marshall Wat
son. assistant cashier. The board Of
directors was reelected with J. 81
Fernandez ~ chairman and J. NJ.
Scott, A. Asheim, "A. Cueto, Jr., and
A. H. Fernandez as members.
Co-incident with the naming q
officers for the coming year. the
First National Bank authorized the
installation of $4,000 worth Of
rev fixtures. This work was started
this morning The fixtures will bc
CONTINUE On page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
TROOPS RETAKE
MEXICAN TOWNS

MEXICO CITY. Ian Ia-sPl-Spe-
cial dispatches from Guadalaj Cara
state that - rebels were killed when
federal troops recapturcd the towns
Of Cocula. Arandaa and Totoland IA
the state Of JaliSco. The towns.
military headquarters reported were
taken BY the rebels a ffw days ago.
Dispatches from GGadalajara yes
tcrday said that ~ persons were
killed and 10 wounded in i clash he
tween Catholics and the municipal
authorities in the town az Cocula.
the mayer and local deputy being
among those killed.
General Miguel Pima. under Secre-
tary ~ war today declared that the
present revolutionary activities DO
not offer a military problem. lie
said that the unrisinTs were spora-
die and anconnectei and added that
the fact that small number of men
were destroying railway bridges aud
tracks in various sections or Mexico
does not Indicate serious military
situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
CALIFORNIANS
VISIT VALLEY
Talk to Rotarians on
Swing-Johnson
Bill

Coordination Of opinion of water
district leaders in TIE Lower Rio
Grande Valley with opinion i'll the
Imperial Valley of California in
support Of the Swing-Johnson bill.
now pending ia congress. il the pur-
pose of the visit in Brownsville on
Senator W. y. Carr az Pasadena,
Calf, and judge l.. +. Chiidress
attorney for the Imperial Valley
water district.
Senator Carr and Judge Child
crs arrived in san Benito early to-
day and were in conference for
several hours with w. r. Anderson,
members of the Rio Grande com
mission on the sqnitabse division
Of waters cf the Rio Grandc. and
W. ". Housar. manager Of the Rio
Grande Water Users Association.
Later they came un the R-o4nsyillc
70 meet with County Judge Oscar
G. Dancy. The party were guests ~
the Rotary Club luncheon.
At the Rotary Club Senator Carr
and Judge Childress explained
briefly the history Of the Colorado
river water situation - IL affected
the Imperial Valley. from an inter
ationnl standpoint. They declared
that they have found that the prob
lens that face the Lower Eio Grandc
Valley in this respect are much the
same q those that face the I'm
perial Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
CHINESE TROOPS
seize PROPERTY

LONDON. Jan. I2.--4At--A Ructcr
dispatch from PekinE today said
Cantonese troops were Seizing Amer
ican property at Shaowu and At 9TH
er points IN Fukien province Thr
American authorities ordered the
missionaries % quit some places in
Fukien and prepare for Immediate
departure from other ceSters-
Fukien province borders on the
coast and lies 70 the southeast tf
the middle Yangfze valley N Which
Hankow and tKlukiaHE- scene ~ re-
cent anti-f0reign riots ARE situ8trd.
Shaowu IL in northern Fukian.
An Annoy dispatch last Friday re
ported that the pos iti0r "a the mis-
sicnaries nj Shawou anI also a. Eicn-
ming was desperate.
Soldiers were SAID 10 have com
mnadeercd schools. churches. hos pr
tails and even missionary homes. Ma
tive Christians we're also affected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
SWIFT JUSTICE
GIVEN HASSELL
Confessed Slayer Re-
ceives Death
Sentence

FARWELL. Texas. Jan. l2.-lPl--
Swift justice Of the west was dealt
out here 10 George j. Hassell. farm
er and confessed slayer of his
family Of nine, when he was found
guilty and assessed the death pen
atty for the murdeH of his step
son. Aldon Hassell. The jury was
out less than two hours. having re-
oeived the case shortly before mid
night The verdict was returned az
about one o'clock this mornjnE.
Tlasseil sat unmoved a. the YER
diet was read. Ills attorney was alb
sent.
The large crowd that had milled
around the court house IN this
small Panhandle town during the
Tast four days. had dispersed ana
only = few persons were present
when the jury reported. Among
them we're the aged parents of Has
sells slain wife. and a step-daugh-
ter. who calmly listened 70 the re-
port.
The sheriff placed Hassell IN JAN
here, because the evidence Of feel
ing had subsidized.
Three weeks after their disan-
pearange III December. HaSsell's
wife and eight step-chiIdrcn we've
found dead. The bodies were in
cavcd-in dug-out on his farm. Has
sell made confession. telling of
the killing uf his family by choking.
shooting and using an axe. lie said
rs had killed a woman and three
children ir California some years
ago. hut refused "a disclose when nr
where
II has not been determined what
will be done about the remaining
eight indictments against Hassell-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
WILLACY CASE
May CONTINUE
REST OF week
Court Recessed Until
Thursday Morning
On Account Of Ill,
ness of Judge

RAYNONDNILLE, Texas, Jan. IL.
The habeas corpus hearing
brought by Sheriff Raymond Teller
and seven other Officers. arrested la
connection with the deaths of five
prisoners last September. was re-
ressed At II O'Clock this morning
until ia O'Clock Thursday morainT
on account Of the slight illness uf
County Judge A. W. Cunningham.
Teresa Nunez, daughter Of Tomas
Nuncz and sister Of the two Nunez
hoys. whom the Officers are alleged
to have slain. was recalled 20 the
stand this morning by the state as
the first witness. She testified on
straight examination that her
brothers and father were M home
the night Leslie Shaw and Louis
Mays were killed 1t Raymondville.
bat they were afterwards arrested
IN connection with that crime. She
also testified that her father. who
vas held by the Willacy county Of
ficers for questioning after the
slayinE W Shaw and Mays, returned
home from Raymondville with
severe bruiSe on his side where he
said he had been struck by Sheriff
Teller. on cross examination she de-
MED that her father had stated he
had received the bruise in fight
with Matt Zaiier. one Of the pris-
cner~ who was later killed.
County Attorney Roger Robinson
was next called tofthe stand and
Continue on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
ORDER COMPANIES
STOP STOCK SALES

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Jan. H.
iFi--Cease and dcSist orders against
- com mranies selling oil and gold
mine stock and located IN Teas. Col
orado and New Mexico wer- issued
here today by Fsnton r. Ssockard.
state securities commissioner
A blanket order to the public
against Investing ir the concerns. all
of which have been conducting sell
ing campaigns in Missouri by mail.
also was issued hy the commissioner.
Twenty-four of the firms are Oh
stock companies with headquarters
w Texas. twenty n them in Fort
Worth.
These companies DO NOT attempt
10 qualify their securities or comply
with the securities laws OF their own
state because they know they could
get no permit and their activities
would be frownee upon by the d
nartmcnt. Stockard declared. -For
that reason, their schemes are opcr-
ated entirely through the mails.
Stockard said the United States
postal department was making snves-
tirations Of MANY of the companies.
which he said he expected 60 zee
prosecuted by the government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
SELECT 6 FOR
NORRIS JURY
Defendant Quot e $
Scripture in Reply
To Enemies

COURTROOM. AUSTIN, Texas,
Jan. l2.P While the defendant
quoted scripture in reply % his
friends and enemies alike. attor-
neys in the Or. j. Frank Norris
murder trial selected six jurors
today 20 try the noted Fort Worth
fundamentalist for the killing Of
Dexter 4. Chips.
The sixth juror was {. a. Gal
breath. an Austin butcher. who Is
married. but has no children lie il
not church member. but his wife
is a Methodist
Galbreath took his place in a
incr sheriff. q. J. Brown. laborer,
walter Johnson. dairyman, q. n.
Moore. laborcr, and Will J. Dill. re
tired. all chosen yesterday.
Galhrcath was the 36th renire-
man examined The state has used
four pcremptory challenges and the
defense two IN order 10 remove an
desirable venircmen.
Most Of the men dismissed this
morning had fixed opinions. and
one or two had scruples against the
death rerali-.
DR.. Norris issued q written state
ment. quotinN Psalm 27. which he
said was reply 10 the many teie-
grams and Letters received from
friends.
The audience and newspaper gal
ley dwindled rs the lawyers drum
med away at their questions inves-
tlgating the death penalty the re-
iiEiouS beliefs 81 prospective ju-
rorS. the nature of self defense. and
the lodge affiliation OF veniremen.
Only one man said he was a former
ku Eluy klansman and hc was cx-
crscd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
SUPERNTENDENTS
OF VALLEY MEET

PHARR. Tex. Jan. l2--Thr super
in.endents 81 the Valley met a. San
Benito Jan. 10. The high school and
grammar school principals we're pres
emit Dy invitation. There were ary-
entyfive present. representing an
the larger and ~omc III the smaller
schools W. Cameron. Hidalgo. and
" iilaey counties.
A banquet WAS served rs the hiGAB
school homo economies department.
Frank Robertson. president or the
school board, welcomed the Visitors.
Mrs. II. BAKER of Edinburg ard
the music and expression pupils 0f
san brniIn gave an interesting pro-
graw.
Principal r. T.. Ward &c Edlnbare
I'D the discussion 0n Failures i'm
High school. their LAuscs. and Hnw
"a Remedy Them Miss Martha
Of Brownsville discuss d the sano
subject from the standpoint of the
grammar school Round table diA-
cussiOns followed each speaker.
Supt. +. III. Poteet announced that
the Hidalgo County lnterxcholastir
League meet would Nv held nv Meal
ten April IN and y. Cameron and viii
lacy cs>anties agreed 10 schedule
theirs on a different date so thnk
each county might use the officials
from another.
Sgpt II. ]. Voc was authorized tn
arrange debate schedule for the
schools Of the Valley.
1hc next meeting, which iS t0 ha
vi n social mature. is I'd hc at Edin-
burg FEB. 7. Snperintendents, prin-
cirals. board members. their Nives.
husbands, and guests are invited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
5APPEALSARE
DISMISSED BY
COURT TODAY
Appellants Have APP
plications For Par
dons Pending Before
Governor

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. I2.--tPl--
Six days before Governor Miriam A.
Fefguson will retire from office, the
court of criminal apTeals today. ii
appellants request dismissed 2s ap-
peals aud withdrew seven mo-
tions for rchoaring. This was said
10 constitute record
Many " the appellants are appli-
cants for uardons. and Wednesday
was their last opportunity 10 have
appeals dismissed or rehcaring mo-
tions Withdrawn while Governor
Ferguson ~ in office
.Nmong those whose appeals were
dismissed were Herman Cara viii
liains and Cruz Martinez, sentenced
to death from Webb county for
IL ontirue on page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
BY CHARLES 4. STEWART
Exclusive Central Press Dispatch 10
the Brownsville Herald

W NASHlNG1DN, JAM l2--N hat
ever are the merits or demerits Of
the administration Nicaraquan pol
icy. this angle Of the Central Amer.
lean situation threatens no military
operations of magnitude describa-
bic as war. The strain with Mexico.
which Is an outsrowth from IL, is
scrious.
While Mexicans deny aiding Mic
araEuan liberals officially. they pre-
sumahly are selling the Sacasa fac
tion munitions. III Americans in
terfere with this traffic. a. Admir-
al Latimer mas been ordered 70 do.
and IL Mexicans resent such action.
an armed clash on an important
scale will loom.
Many diplomats think ident
Gales Of Mexico believes an ulti-
mate showdown with America inev
liable over oil and land questions
and may deem il as well now as lat
er. II might also serve to solidify
Mexican sentiment against Gringocs
and end revolutionary dangers Cal
lea faces.
Counts on Resentment
Nobody doubts Gales realizes
CONTINUE on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
TRUCK SHIPMENTS

Cars loaded from the Lower hin
1rande Valley Monday aud forward
ed from HariiHren Tuesday hw
freight. according Nd M regular re-
pert Issued NV TIE Cult Coast Linass
Mixed vegetables Ia Feria 1.
Mercedes \. wealaco r. Donna I. Ala
mo n. San JnAn 4. FhArr NJ. AcAiIen
Il, SAN HtnitY NJ. Rio HOnco N.
Beets ard ctrrrtE--La Feria =,
Mereedes /. Weslae0 2. Donna 2.
Carrots Nealaro ". Donna 2.
Cabbage lIare M. Ia f.
ria u. NealDro \. Donna y. Alamo y.
conbes .. Olmite !. San Benito 2.
Rio Hondo 4. Spiderwch railway
points J-
Fruit --Harlingcr i. NeAlac0 n, Val
erde =. Shary land .. McAIIen T.
Totals To date. i.iT8 vegetable.
482 fruit for grand total of l i.6Tn. Tn
date laKt year. 4TD vegetable. R10
fruit for grand total or 100.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
Decides Officers
Can Search Autos

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. i2.-tFg-A
peace officer has the right 20 stop
amt search an automobile for liquor,
without first obtaining search
warrant. provided the search u
made upon probable cause,s ihe
court u criminal appeals. here ruled
Wednesday ir affirming ! number
Of liquor convictions, among them
that oi Il. Battle. sentenced to two
years from Harrison county for
transporting liquor.
ne opinion wlS regarded Is
most important Interpretation o.
the search and seizure Law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
SHERIFF ISSUES
LICENSE WARNING

mo automobiles can he driven
under IN old license after Saturday,
January Isl says WI. n. Nann, sher-
iff-
He declared today that all div
rrS of automobiles operating under
1926 licenses viii hr arrested after
the expiration 0f the days IF grace
be allowed at the beginning Of the
year when he took office. lie added
that arrests will mean "A fine for
violation of the state laws govern
ing such cases.
Registrations until noon today
were 6,a58 automobiles. l.l55 trYrks
cycles. tractors and trailers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
TWICE CONVICTED
SLAYER PARD0NED

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. tF fdf
Goss 81 Denton aud Harris county,
und-r two life sentences On fcnstc-
tior uf murder. has been given "A full
pardon Ly Governor Miriam "A. Fer
guson. the secretary " states rec
ords "Wednesday re-ealed.
Goss was first convicted of tho
Staying of an agcd man with whom
he vas travelling. He was sentenced
70 life imprisonment. Later. after ne
IN alleged 10 have escaped from the
pcniIeHtiaFy. he was ennrirtcd or kill
Ing 4 man in Humble and driving his
car away.
Governor Ferguson has not yet re-
leased che proclamation giving de-
tails az the case and her reasons for
elemensy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
Sacasa Agent Asserts Arms
for Liberals Bought in U. S.

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 12-sP-
Pedro J zepeda. agent here for
Dr. Juan SaeaSa. head vi the lh-
cral government ct np in Nica-
ragua. today declared that The
arms with which tic liberals are
firhting the conservative govern
mcnt of President DiAx. we're
shipped under special licenses
granted BY the United States De
parfment Of state.
Zepeda said that the liberals
were buying rifles and machine
guns from American firms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
M'DERMOTT GETS
LIFE SENTENCE

CANTON. Ohio. Jan. 12.-tPi-Paf
McDermotf today was sentenced To
life Imprisonment in the Ohio peni-
tentiary for the murder of Don II.
Mellett. Canton editor. here last Ju-
ly- Motion for i new trial waA over
rule.
-I did rot have fair trial. 7" wss
NcDsrnsole'g only sommsrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12

He also asserted that ne had
documentary evidence ~ well as =
letter from. the military command
ant ~ Puerto CabezaS, seat of the
liberal government, stating that
the Brarmans Lumber Company
and the Cuyameli Fruit Company.
operating in the liberal controlled
zone. of their own accord, have
been aiding Dr. SacAsa rather
than appealing 70 the United
States for protection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-12
ONTARIO SLAYER
DIES ON CALLOWS

HAMILTON. Ontario, Jan. i2.--sFi
John Barty was hanged today for
the murder Of Mrs. Nancy Cook. q
clerk in grocery store. last june.
when shr resisted an attempt tn
rob the store. Rarity killed her with
an iron bar.