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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS

tries to cut out the "lTIS" with q
knife. WE CURE THE CAUSE OF
THE "ITIS," or inflammation, by
purifying the blood stream through
alkaline Blood Treatments" mile
herbal remedies and scientific in.
dividual diet. Clinic Of DR.. 7. NJ
MacLachlan (Harvard) Lucas Block
Bismarck, N. D. Correspondence
solicited.
RUGS washed right in your own
home. We are in position to
wash your rugs on your own floo,
in your own home in u convenient
.sanner. Make your appointment
now by calling 5l7.- Seventh St. OF
Phone 08l-R. Sanitary Rug Wash.
err Co.
ATTENTION-Impl dealers and
garage men. We have q number OF
A No. parts bins-priced for
quick sale. Bin openings vary from
~. 6x 6 inch to Is "a in. If you are
o in need of such equipment see US.
Lair Motor Sales Co.
FOR SALE-Choice imported German
Rollers, German Chappcrs and
Hartz Mountain, also native singers.
Cages. seeds, treats, etc. Phone
A ll5-J. Jacob Bull. Dickinson. n
Oak. Box 726.
A SMALL stock Of certified Green
Mountain potatoes, $3.50 per bushel.
Great yieldcrs, certified through
the A. c. Ten bushcl produced 400
bushel last year. H. E. Robinson.
Dawson, N. d.
FOR SALE-One Ivory Lloyd Loom
baby carriage, also grey enamel
3 burner gas stove. bfOiling bak-
ing oven below. GA Second Ave
Call 376-M.
FOR SALE-Corn planter, two row
cultivator. Fordson tractor. plows,
self lift tractor drill. cream separ-
ator, churn, four horses. Max
Miller.
FOR SALE-A Victor portable phono-
graph only four months old with
twenty-five popular late records
Will sell reasonable. Phone 1099W.
AFOR SALE-A four burner Reliable
~ gas range. Also a trained German
Roller Canary bird. Call at 3l8
Mandan street or Phone 43e-M.
FOR SALE-Poland China brood
sows. Also want to buy young
< cattle or cows. j. E. Chesak, IL
miles southeast Of Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Sced Corn, Falkner and
Northwest Dent, at $500 bushcl.
Test IS to So. ]. Il. Chesak, IL
miles S. II. Of bismarck.
FOR SALE-Allis Chalmers Tractor
nearly new, one mile N. f. of Bis
marck. p. O. Box 240. Katherine
Delaney.
FOR SALE--Purebred German Police
I puppies $25.0O. Address 239 N. Sar-
gent Ave-, Glendive, Mont.
FOR RENT-Garage with cement
floor. Close in. Price reasonable.
Call 615-M.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-28

FOR RENT-Pleasant city heated
light housekeeping apartment. Col
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-28

FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
and garage close in. Near city
park. Reasonable taxes. This
property is not old. Sale price
$4,000. Terms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-28

SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
hot water heat, full basement,
south front, near schools, being
painted inside and out. Sale price
$4,000. Good terms. Quick pos
session.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-28

SIX ROOM MODERN COTTAGE,
fireplace, hardwood floors, furnace
heat, full basement, laundry room,
baseme nt garage. Sale price
$500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Valley Students
Go on Honor Roll

AUSTIN, Texas. April ~. Dean
ii. y. Benedict, of the College Of
Arts and Sciences Of the University
Of Texas. has just made public lisl
Of 4ls students out of 1915 register
sd III the College az Arts and Sci.
ences deserving tO be Classed M the
honor roll for exceptional scholastic
averages during the past winter
term. The object Of the honor list
u 10 commend officially members
OF the student body whose grades
during the term rank them seholas-
tically above the average.
In constructing the honor roll, ac-
count Is taken both of the rgades
made and the number of courses
passed: that Is. account is taken OF
both the quantity and the quality
of work accomplished by the stud
ent. rs evidenced by the reports Of
the instructors. Emphasis j. placed
on quality by counting an A as L.,
h a. 3. 4 q o. q. y as = in COM
yuting the score OF the student.
Among the names contained On the
honor roll ~ the following: Browns
vile. Russell Johnston. Fred b.
Wagner. William Scanlan: Mission.
". ri Cannon. Alamo. Lucille Smith.
Gyneth May Stugard: Harl.ngrn.
Josephine Pollard. VI. Il. Ammer-
man. Jr.: Pharr Frances Lucille
White; Donna. Winifred \. Wilkin-
son; Edinburg. Harry Preston Oil
yer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Edwards County Seat Scene of Death
and DesOLatiOm After Terrific Tornado
Appeal to Brownsville Red
Cross TO Aid Storm Victims

An appeal TO the Brownsville Red
the victims Of the Rocpring
telegram from the St. Louis headquarters Emmett Ddd
Of the local Chapter -
Your Chapter authorized to issue immediate appeal
relief OF
troyed by tornado Tuesday night heavy
Chapters
ment and civilian agencies extending
will citizens
their lives.
Arthur Shaw, Red on
Roeksprngs direct Red
amount Of contributions
the American Red
Mr. Dodd action By Brownsville
tribuons the be
the earliest
and manifestly X Il the the aid
the stricken community
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
SPUD COMMISSION
Is GIVEN BOOST

The Rio Grande Potato Growers
Association has authorized all deal
ers in the Valley except those in
Brownsville to charge p cents per
sack commission instead ~ II cents.
due 70 the fact that dealers outside
of the Brownsville territory have
been asked ~ change from q cash to
consignment deal in the middle uf
The season. THIS viii necessitatc ex-
ira expense on the pa-t fof the Geal-
erS for the further reason that the
loading IN scattered IN the territory
outside ~ Brownsville
There viii Nv 4 meeting of all po-
tato growers az San Benito nigh
school az : o'clock Thursday night.
according 70 Paul X. Dye, secretary
af the association.
The topics for discussion arc very
important and vitality concern the
resent and future prosperity Of the
potato industry Of the Valley. Mr.
Dye says. All potato growers are
.ordially invited 10 attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
BRULAY Home
YPURCHASED
Deal Closed for Valu.
able Property on
Elizabeth

Purchase Of what is known as the
old Brulay homestead in Browns
Vile has been announced by Roy &.
Sethman Of Brownsville and Daniel
Franklin Of OneOnta. n. y The
deal was closed Monday, April II,
whereby the new owners came into
possession Of All III lots d, =. 3. aud 4
in Block 81 ot the city Of Browns
Vile. and all the improvements
thereon. The cons liberation in the
purchase was $4,000.
X. r. Holland handled the legal
matters in the transaction. The
homestead was that az George and
Mary r. Brulay, deceased. and was
bought from the four heirs. These
heis are Mrs. Eugcnia Brulay Wort
nan. Louis Brulay. Maurice Brulay
md Mrs. John r. De Coster. All the
heirs with the exception Of Mrs. DE
toster, who lives IN 81. Paul, Mimi.
reside in Brownsville.
No plans have been announced for
he immediate development of the
property. However. Mr.. Sethman
states that development viii be
tarted in the near future.
This purchase establishes n new
real estate valuation in the section
~ Brownsville in which the prop
arty Il located. The new valuation
Il $3.50 per front foot. There are 2ut
feet Of the property facing Eliza.
beth Street.
Included on the lots are the olt
Brulay home and the building az.
cupiei by the Fl Arco Shop Is vel
- other improvements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
HIT
CENTRALAND
NORTH TEXAS
Tornadoes Reported I'm
Vicinity of Fort
Worth and Belton;
Damage Heavy

DALLAS. Texas. April l3.-tP-A
tornado struck the small town OF
Kennedale. eleven miles southeast Of
Fort Worth. about $3.50 o'clock this
mornings demolishing two residences,
dairy barn, and the school house.
No one was injured. telephone re-
ports said.
A wind storm which struck near
Hebron, 30 miles northwest OF Dali
las early today, reports from the
telephone operator NJ Hebron stated
members of Mexican family had
been injured and their house do
stroyed.
Three negroes were injured and
two homes destroyed INV tornado
which cut path 100 yards wide
and two miles long near Necdmore,
Oklahoma, eight miles north w
Denison. last night.
The home OF Mrs. Albert Wilson
az kennedale was wrecked but Mrs
Wilson led five small children 10
storm cellar after the roof Of the
building had collapsed.
The home Of a man named REYNOLDS
also was destroys ID. The Kennedale
school house was badly damaged.
the roof being lifted off. Had the
storm struck two hours and a half
later, It woulG have caught the
school IN full session.
BELTON, Texas. April 1I.-t#l---
a twister damaged property in che
rural districts northwest of Belt0n
early to-day. The extent of the dam
axe was unknown here law wires were
down.
FORT WORTH, Texas. April Ia
R'i-A baby was killed. several per
sons injured and 4 number of houses
and outlying buildings were de-
stroyed or damaged when a storm
struck the Watson community. five
miles northeast Of Arlington early
today, according TO telephone re-
ports here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Deny Intimidation
Charges; Personal
ROaU, Defendants Say

Bonds for $4,000 each were ma5a
mere yesterday afternoon for .Iesrc
nose, John Swanner and Archie u
'l-rk before II. X. Goodrich. I'll s
commissioner. following \ prclfm-
mary hearing on charges ~ havinr
ihtinidatcd two men who we're wit-
nesses ~ the Wiilacy county neon
age case IN which Sheriff RAYMOND
teller and four others were convict
eu.
Charges against Lee Galloway. ar
rested through mistaken identity
were dropped. The case is expected
to come before the May term Of fed
eral court here.
III. h. Wilson and ]. Moritz went
on the bond Of Rose. G.. ". Chau-
doin and l.. G.. Nichols went on the
bend Of Swanner and John Reber
and r. Il. Piess went on the bond
Of Clark. Many Willacy county cit
lzens were present for the prclim-
mary hearing which started IN the
office Of Mr.. Goodrich 1T z o'clock
in the afternoon and continued for
almost two hours.
The complaining witnesses. J. r.
aurrie. nurseryman, and I'LL B Hart,
aAA"tHtN. tht three defendants and
one outside witness. W. r .Hcyg0od.
were the only ones to testify. but the
written statement of II. ". Herndon,
who was not present. was read into
the record.
Currie On Stand.
Currie was the first TO take the
stand. He said that he had left the
postoffice and was going east lie
testified that he saw the three de-
Continued on page five.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
SEVEN HURT IN
MISHAPSHERE
z Automobile Crashes
Result in Injuries
To Many

Seven persons were injured in
automobile accidents Shish occurred
within the city limits yesterday az
ternoon.
w. q. Terry Of San Antonio lost
two fingers when his car cnllided
with another owned by Arthur
Reuscher Of San Benito at point
near the new Bell Service Station.
Terry was making a 'U" turn.
Miss Lucille Wick Of Brownsville
was in one of the cars and received
internal injuries. She was taken to
Mercy Hospital for treatment.
Reuseher was placed under arrest
by ". Il. Linton, chief Of police:
and W. G. Walker. deputy sheriff. on
a charge Of reckless driving and his
case was 10 come up in corporation
court here today.
Five persons were hurt when a
truck travelling towards Los EDancs
addition turned complete flip.
Macedonia Castillo suffered the most
painful injuries, his stomach being
hurt i'll the accident. Elizeo Villa
real received internal injuries. Sam
tiaro Saiazar, Anastacio Benayides
and one other received minor in
juries. All were treated by DR.. "A. q.
padilla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
RIVERA Case
DEFENSE
ON WITNESSES
Trial Expected To Be
Brought to An End
Today; Mrs. Will
lians Testifies
Especial to The Hsrald)

EDINBURG. Tex, Apr. 13.-Mrs.
+. r. Scales. mother Of Mrs. Henley
Williams. wife of the Brownsville at
torncy who was shot while entering
his home on January 10. 1926, and
Juan Rivera. the defendant, were
placed. on tie stand today by the de-
tense and testified that Guadalupe
Rivera, one Of the guards hired for
the house. did the shooting.
They testified that the shooting.
was done in the defense OF the lives
of Mrs. Williams and her children.
They testified that Williams was
killed after he had kicked on the
from: door and was attempting 20
tear down the screen on the back
door.
The defense brought il testimony
in an effort TO show that he had
threatened the lives uf Mrs. Williams
and the children il she filed di-
vorcc They testified that he had
said he would kill them al the first
opportunity.
The case was expected X 20 to the
jury tonight.
Trial of the case was expedited by
night session Tuesday, when Mrs.
N iiiams. widow Of the slain man,
was placed on the stand by the de-
iense.
Immediately upon the conclusion
Of this trial. the trial Of Guadalupe
Rivera Is expected To- start, and both
cases are expected TO be disposed of
before the end of the week
During the Tuesday night session
word was received that the father.
Louis Rogers. of one of the jurors,
had been taken III, and that an oper-
ation might be necessary, but the
condition ~ the elder Rogers was
such that the case could be continued
this morning.
Mrs. Williams Tcstifies
Mrs. Williams, wife az the man
who was killed, and star witness. was
put on the stand Tuesday night. She
testified that There was never a
word said concerning nor a contract
made to murder my husband. Then
she stated. But ! said shortly after
the killing that II worse came to
worse. | would be less than q yellow
dog If ! did not defend the man who
saved my life.
In her testimony. Mrs. Williams
recounted her early married eXper-
fences, her residence with her hus-
band in Dallas, Mckinney and
Brownsville. She told OF suit be-
ing filed By her for divorce and of
/ the controversy as TO who should
have the two children; Of an injunc-
tion that would have restrained Viii
liams from entering the family home
! Subsequent testimony showed that
this injunction was never served. The
witness also told Of her separation
from her children and of the attach
ment Of the father for hiS children
Continue on page twn.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Is Apply to Levy
To Get In c. Nj. TIC.

The number Of Citizens Military
Training Camp applications received
here by Major r. J. Levy. member OF
the Officers Reserve Corps. has been
increased 20 2a.
George Goodrich and Joe C. Biggs
have made application for admiltance
AZ the C. vi. n. camp this summer "A
list of % other applications received
previously by Major Levy has already
been published
Major Levy ~ a strong believer in
the beneficial results t0 be obtained
by boys attending these camps Tie
u responsible not only for the arpli-
cations made through him but also
directly responsible for a number
OF applications made through other
sources
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
TRUCK MARKETS
By Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from ". y. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

CarIot shipments or entire United
States reported for Tuesday, April
III.
Cabbage: Alabama 5O. Louisiana \.
u. Carolina G4, Texas. N. total W. y.
1874 cars.
Green Beans Florida "a, Texas 8
freight 10 express, total U. >. 50
cars.
Tomatoes: Fla. +. Coast "a, other
Florida 5. total u. 5. 50 cars. Cuba
II. Mexico a.
Onions: Texas 30. total U. S. Al
cars.
Potatoes: Colorado IS, Florida l23,
Louisiana 4. Idaho 4s. Michigan 53,
Maine l69. Minnesota 10, Texas 40,
New York 20 Washington 30, Wis.,
consin 30, total ". =. 672 cars Ber-
muda 2. Cuba 5.
w Primary destination of Texas
movement reported for Tuesday,
April lz.
Cabbage. I each Houston, Ft.
Worth. Omaha, Pittsburgh. Gnlda-
boro. Indianapolic- Tulso. Minnenpo-
Iix.
Mixed Vegetables: 10 Houston. w
St. Louis, 2 New York: each EWanE-
Vile, It'll Worth, Omaha. Pittsburgh,
Huntsville, Stuttgart, Phoenix. Sam
LCentinued on page two.j
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Donna Entertains
Firemen of Valley

DONNA. Tex. Apr. i2.-Approxi-
mately loo firemen. representing All
towns in the Valley which have vol
untcer fire departments. atte lded
the district meeting aud banquet
here last night a. guests ~ the city
uf opnna and the 0nnna fire depart
ment.
An exceptionally Interesting pro-
cheney cf departments and fessrning
fire hazards In the various towns.
From the general tenor of the
meeting il il evident that the Valley
ziil 9a sell REPRESENTED AZ tie aexi
etase fsremen's correnticn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Presbyterians At
San Benito to Build

san BENITO. Ten. Apr. la-FIahs
for new S75.e10 Presbyterian
church are 10 be turned ever 70 ar
chitects for preparation some time
this month, il has been decided by
the congregation Of the First Pres
bytcrian church Of this city
The decision was reached - the
annual meeting of the congregation
when nucleus of the building tund
was raised. The exact date of the
letting of bids will be dependent on
the action 81 the congregation IN
making plans for the raising q
funds. after estimates on the cost a.
the proposed church are obtained
The new church viii he one Of the
largest IN the Valley. IL i announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
FLOOD MENACE
IN OKLAHOMA
NOT ADATING
Canadian, Ark ansas
Rivers Rising Rapid
ly; Residents Flee
From Lowlands

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April 10.
-lPl-R Residents of more than TWEEN
t. city blocks in "a thiekly populated
district on the north bank OF the
North Canadian river here Were
warned TO flee their homes today.
A levee. originally six feet wide,
had worn TO less than foot during
the night and was expected TO 20 out
flooding the entire area. A break in
the levee, city firemen who are on
guard in the territory say. will cause
flood Of proportions Of the June,
1923, flood recognized rs the great
est in the history Of the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
WANT RELEASE OF
COOK SET ASIDE

NEW ORLEANS. La. Apr. I3.--t#1
United states District Attorney
Henry Zweifcl cf Fort Worth. Tex
aS. today applied t0 the United States
circuit court of appeals here 20 SEE
aside ar order releasing DIR. Fred
erick "a. Cook. who claimed tG have
discovered the north pole, from
Leayenworth prison on five year
probation period
The order issued recently by
Judge Wilson in United States dis
trict court at Fort Worth, In addi-
tion TO releasing DR.. Cook of a pro-
baton period. also relieved him Of
a fine 81 $4,000.
The appeal was taken under advise
mput
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Seeking Site For
Big Planning Mill

SAN BFNITO. Tex. April ~. One
vi the largest planning mills in South
Texas will probably bc erected here
by u. Il. Rayboarn III Fort Smith,
Arb. who is endeavoring 20 secure
site on the Spiderweb railroad
II the plant Is erected ID will con-
tain six machines and employ about
fifteen men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
CHINESE REDS
made ATTACK
Retaliate For Raid BY
Moderates on La
Dor Unions

SHANGHAI. Apr t4't-Twenty
pickcts of the Shanghai general Ia
Dor union were killed this morning
when they attacked the headquarters
Of General Chang kai-Shek's Can
tonese troops in the Chapel district,
north Of the international settle
mcnt.
The attackers apparently were an
gered by yesterdays raid on the red
labor unions, ordered by Chang.
SHANGHAI. Apr. Ia lPl Nor
thcrr troops Of the tenth division
have crossed the Nangtze river t.
tho south bank. landing at Hsiaohoku
near kiangyin. Official adyices 81!
that General Chang Chung-Li. who's
Cantonese troops were defeated by
the northerners, has fled TOWARD
Shanghai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
SAN BENITO SEN DS
FIRST CONTRIBUTION
TO TORNADO VICTIMS

SAN BENITO, Texas, Apr. The
first contribution to aid the storm
victims at Rock Springs, Texas. TO
be- sent from the Valley. was for
warded this morning from san Be-
nitD.
George H. Winsor, head of the Red
Cross for the upper part Of Cameron
county. received d telegram from the
IT. Louis headquarters appealing for
aid. Mr.. Winsor's reply was 10 tele-
graph SlOO. A vigorous campaign il
under way here today to increase this
subscription.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
So Die in Rush 10 Battle
ia Waters of the Gdnges

when vast numbers uf pilgrims en-
tered the water of the sacred river.
In the rush which occurred at
the wooden barricadcs erected
along tn river IA women and lib
men u1re killed
Many others were taken t0 the
no. spitals. suffering from serious
injuries
he hurlbha Mcla ia u feast 0f
particular sanetity which Ia held
every twelfth year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Says County Sure
To Get State Aid

Cameron county IL sure to ret III
share ~ state aid said County Judge
Oscar e. Dancy upon his return from
Austin today.
Judge Dancy said that the state
Highway Commission was still
anxious 20 nlake a trip 20 Cameron
county 70 lock over the situation
here and in particular 70 view the
Point lsahsl and military roads ups
On which rtatt aid i being sensht,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
INTNDATI0N THREATENS
LOMIANDS NEAR TULSA

TULSA. Oklahoma, Apr. i3.-tFi-
Residents Of Cedar Island and low
land sections Of Tulsa and suburbs
were ordered from their homes here
this morning following receipt Of a
second flood warning firm 7. G. Ship
man. United States weather fore.
caster at Fort Smith.
The Arksansa River is above ii
feet now. Shipman predicted II
would reach flood stage, or Is feet
during the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
ARKANSAS RIVER is
CAUSING MUCH DAMAGE

FORT SMITH. Ark, Apr. EFT
Swollen waters Of the Arkansas river
which reached a stage Of more than
three feet above flood stage al Frrt
Smith this morning and that the 5.3
above at Fort Gibson. Okla. were
rising rapidly and VIII reach a stage
~ approximately thirty feet within
AZ hours, according 10 the weather
bureau here.
Flood stage here is p feet. Dam
age is estimated at about $3.50. 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
Carroll Collapses
On Way to Prison

GREENVILLE. ~. C.. Apr. 13.--tiP1
Earl Carroll, theatrical producer.
enrOute tn the federal penitentiary
at Atlanta today collapsed on the
train shortly before reaching here
and was removed t0 Grcenville
hospital.
Physicians examining Carroll said
the collapse was not of "a serious
nature rnd the producer regaincd
consciousness before being removed
10 the hospital.
The officers in charge Of the pris-
oners, said the removal was made as
a precautionary measure because he
wished to take no chances with Car
rolls health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13
17O Injured; 20 are
Not Expected to Live
Throughout the Day

ROCKSPRINGS, Tex. April 13 -OP)- Improvised
morgues and emergency hospitals today held 62 dead ana
10 wounded victims insane blast of horror which
whipped and twisted this isolated Southwest Texas county
town wreckage last night during the worst tornado in
the sections history.
Twenty the wounded expected to die before night
Only 33 of the dead had identified Most Of the others
Mexicans Swollen and bad roads hampered 81
relief already made difficult by Rock
springs situation 81 miles from the nearest railroad mar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-13

EMERCENCE BOIL
WEEVIL IS HEAVY

WASHINGTON, d. C.. April 13.-
lapl-The department Of agriculture
in its cotton boil weevil mergenee
report today said it was too early TO
predict final emergence but that IL
was now obvious that the percentage
Of survival would probably be great
or than in 1926 at many points.