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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
TIMBER Wolf
KILLS Child
Escapes From Captiv-
ity and Attacks
Baby in Yard

RED BANK. N. j., July 23.--t4'l--
Thomas Holton, aged two and a half
years is dead today. the victim o.
an attack by a huge timber wolf
which had escaped from his fathers
private zoo.
The animal. born in aptivity and
considered quite tame. escaped while
Oliver W. Holton. the boys father.
and several keepers We're repairing
fence of the ZOO. which occupies
nearly 200 acres Of the heavily wood
cd Holton estate.
The animal. born in captivity and
VI a mile to the Holton home. where
Thomas was playing in the yard with
Henry Mazza. three and half year
Old son of Mrs. Anna MaZza, the Hol-
ton maid.
Mrs. Mazza heard the children
scream and Henry ran 10 her crying
that big dog was biting his play
mate. The maid ran into the yard,
saw the wolf seize Thomas and toss
him into the air She kicked the
animal. which turned as If TO at
tack her. When she kicked again It
drew back and she picked Up the boy
and car ricd him into the house. The
wolf followed seized the boy again
and dragged him To- the yard. Mrs.
Mazza stunned the wolf with the butt
Of rifle. picked up the boy and ran
back into the house. Her screams
meanwhile had attracted Holton. VINO
found the wolf near the house and
shot il.
The boy died III D hospital several
hours later
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
HILL YIELDS new
CITY OF DEAD

KITCHKASS. Ukraine DPt-A hill
IN the neighborhood Of kltehkasr.
where great hydraulic station -
being constructed. has yielded what
is declared to be the European coun-
terpart Of Karackoto. the "City Of
the Dead The latter was discover
ed some years ago by the Russian
explored. Colonel Kozloff, I'm Mon
Eoiia-
Ancient tombs In which lie buried
apparently important persoHaGes nf
the bronze and stone ages have been
found. as well NV numerous prehiE-
toric caves containing relics of those
ages.
Above are graves believed 70 hc-
long to the Scythian period. and still
higher. coffinS CIR Huns, of the AttilM
period The .opmOsr stratum re-
veals bones ard objects apparently
pertaining To che Zaporojsk CCs-
sacks. an independent organization
TO bold plunesrers cf the le.h ard
18th centuries. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
McAllen Considers
Plane Landing Field
Especial to The Herald.)

McALLEN, Tex. July 23.-Cham-
Der Of Commerce officials Of this
city have under consideration several
sites for a proposed municipal air
field.
Tentative plans call for a minimum
Of 100 acres which is as small an
acreage as is practicable for land
ing of the larger ships.
A suitable location for the field
would be on paved road. near
town. a combination which is diff
cult 20 find. the officials have dis
covered, due to the fact that lands
on the paved roads are well de-
yeloped.
If the location II found, hangers
will be built and gasoline tanks
erected, ~ well as other improve
Eicnts made. W. X. Mccarthy. secrc
tary of the Chamber Of Commerce.
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
Defense TO Seek
Change of Venue
IN Fl0ggimg Case

MARSHALL, Texas, July 23.-(Pl
There is every indication that the
defense will seek change of venue
when the case of Cain Anderson and
Dewitt Osborne, indicted on eight
counts by a special grand jury in
vestigating the fiogging Of four
white persons the night Of June s,
- called for trial Monday morning
IN Harrison county district court. II
y not known if the state will fight
the motion for d change Of venue.
This belief Is based on the fact
that the defense has requested 81
witnesses 10 be on hand Monday
morning. The state several days
ago filed application for the ap-
pearance Of four witnesses, and
County Attorney John r.. Taylor
this morning stated that others
would be subpoenaed during the day.
The flogging has attracted wIde
attention, and has resulted in the
sending OF AN assistant from the at
torney generals department to help
In the prosecution.
State Rangers Ezell, Purvis and
Osaba assisted Sheriff Sanders in
the investigation Of the case ana the
arrest Of four men. Cain Anderson,
Dewitt Osborne, Tom Weeks. and
Otto BrIhn. The latter two was not
indicted by the grand jury. but a
further investigation Of the case was
recommended BY the inquiSitorial
body. The government also sent
men here 10 investigate the alleged
peonsge phase Of the flogging case.
Mrs. j. Richardson and Mrs. W. A.
Straps were flogged the night Of
June : by a party Of masked men,
they told officers. Mrs. Straps was
Knocked down by blow from pistol
butt. The Richardson's. they said.
were ordered to leave the county
and Straps was commanded TO re-
main and work out his crop on the
Anderson place.
{. II. Hughes, tenant farmer on
the Jewell Anderson farm. Wednes-
day was arrested by Ranger Ezell on
charges Of attempting to bribe the
Richardson and Straps families TO
leave the county and not to testify
in the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
JEALOUSY CAUSES
DOUBLE SLAYING

FORT WORTH. Texas, July 2S.-
Rl-The honeymoon Of Mr.. ara
Mrs. A. Z. Patty. the latter 81 years
old. ended in tragedy here late FRI
day as Mrs. Patty was shot down at
her home by A. n. Harrison. 81. q
friend Of eight years standing. who
then turned the gun upon himself
Mrs. Patty and Harrison died
shoytly after they were taken 70 a
hospital. Patty. who said he was an
employee of the Standard Oil Com
pany and lived az Bakersfield. Cali
sornia. WIS uninjured.
Recruitment over Mrs. Patty's mar
risge about a week ago was the mo-
tive for the double killing according
to information brought out at the
INQUEST before Justice of the Peace
Baiche today. The resentment. was
however, directed toward the wom-
An only, inasmucn as Harrison shook
hands with the slain woman's hus-
hand shortly before the shooting.
The Psttys haa just returned from
their honeymoon 10 Austin. follow
Ing the marriage at Hillshcro-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
Claim AGENTS
Hold MEETING
Prevention of Damage
To Shipments Is
Discussed

Claim agents and other employees
Of the Missouri Pacific I<aes, Kings
Vile division. held one of their most
successful claim prevention meetings
in Brownsville Saturday morning, ad-
journing at noon for lunch in Mata-
mOros.
There was a good attendance and
they discussed many methods of
eliminating breakage and other dam
age To freight in transit.
Alta lunch in Matamoros the
claim agents were to be taken to
Point Isabel for an inspection Of the
polt and for ride on the lagoon.
They were to return in time to board
the evening train out Of Brownsville
for their various stations. l.. ;.
Bourne, general manager Of the Rio
Grande Railway. gave the claim
agents special train to take them 10
the Point and return.
Those in attendance here were:
]. $. Bonner, McAllen; w. ii. Ro-
meser, San Benito. A. ). Gimble. II.
n. Austin, l.. s. Bourne and ". X.
Andrews. Brownsville; II. NJ. Wallis,
Kingsville; Ben Schroeder. Browns
vile; Charles Cain. Beaumont; W. F.
Tillery ad G. X. Riess, Mercedes; +.
l.. Lewis. San Antonio; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Watts and daughter, and ID. G.
Dunk, Houston; X. J. Crabb. Browns
Vile: ]. ID. Patrick. kingsville; r
c. Carter. Rio Grande City; A. B
Waldron, Harlingen; W. c. Parker
San Antonio; J. +. Evans. Robstown;
w. r. Lilley. Sinton; II. +. LeTullc
Robstown; W NJ Hundley. HaT-
lingen; o. T.. Callers. kingsville; =
Morse. and j. Andrews, Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
Voters Favoring
New Bond Issue

Votes were coming in slow on
Cameron county water conservation
election on the sl50.00O bond issue
for improvements. 81 ballots having
been cast up TO noon with only about
one or two known 70 be against. Not-
ing was being done at Nichols store
in Olmito.
The bonds had previously been
voted under constitutional clause
which would have cut down the
county's bonding capacity but IL ia
proposed 20 vote them under d new
clause which will not affect the
bonding capacity of the county and
permit 1t to 70 ahead AZ a more rapid
pace with the six million dollar feed
er road paving program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
STREAM BEDS
NOT MIGRANTS
Title to Streams Is Not
Passed, Attorney
General Says

AUSTIN, Texas, July 23.-tR)-
Land grants in Texas made BY the
Mexican government and embracing
beds Of streams do not pass title of
the beds 10 the grantee, but they
become the property Of the state in
stead, the attorney generals depart
ment ruled today in an opinion to
J. +. Robson, land commissioner.
Robson was advised that although
grant OF III leagues of land in
Limestone county from the Mexican
government to Pedro Nareia, IN
1888, includes the Navasota river
bed, the bed belongs solely TO the
state.
The oninion did not answer Rob-
isons question a. 70 whether he
should issue mineral prospecting
permits for river beds In such In
stances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
ATTACK ON US.
POLICIES
Monroe Doctrine Up
held by Pan-Ameri-
can Laborites

WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 23.--,A1
A bitter attack on the Monroe Doe
trine failed in the Pan-American La
Dor Congress.
In one Of the stormiest sessions
or the congress. the doctrine was
characterized yesterday as an instru-
mcnt of American "imperiaiis by
Ricardo A. Martinez, delegate from
Venezuela. But President William
A. Green Of The American Federation
Of Labor and chairman Of the AM
erican delegation, roundly defended
the doctrine, declaring il to be "the
fixed and unalterable policy Of the
United States"
The attack by Martinez was cou-
plea with general ccnsure on the
Latin-American policies of the United
States while the Nenezulan was al
vocating support of resolution he
wanted the congress to adopt, harsh
ly critieizing- the doctrine. A sub
stitute resolution on the doctrine mad
been introduced by Matthew Vol, an
American delegate and was later
adopted. but during its discussion
Martinez bad declared he had APP
proved the substitute. Woll said
Martinez lied in denying his ap-
proval.
The substitute resolution disagreed
with the contention that the Monroe
Doctrine ''proclaims that the persons
and property of citizen OF the Unit
cd States are a part of the general
domain Of the United States a. q na-
tion, even when abroad" The orig
inal resolution by Martinez had char.
acterized the doctrine 'to be the in.
strument, never concurred in by
LatinAmerica for United States i'm
peTialism."
In his defense of the doctrine. Mr.
Green declared "it is unanimously
approved and accepted by the people
of the United States and believing
in America for Americans. il wil
never be changed" Delegates froG
Peru, Guatemala. Panama and Cubs
differed with the views expressed bS
Martinez but the NicAraguan dele
gate. Salomon dc III Selva. who hai
sought action BY the congress oppos
ing intervention by America in hi!
country. supported the Nenezuclah.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-23
FRESH REVOLT
INDICATED IN
SPANISH Note
Disorders Inaugurated
By Students, Work
men Will be Quelled,
Government States

MADRID, July 23.--lP,-"Un-dis
ciplined elements" exist among the
students at the artillery academy,
says note issIed by the govern
ment today. II adds that energetic
action will be taken against them.
another official note announces
that drastic steps will be taken by
the authorities to quell any dis
order by syndicalists workmen in
barcelona who are threatening to
60 on strike.
The communique SAYS that dis
cipiine has not yet been properly re-
established in the artillery academy,
located IN Segovia and that the
minister Of war has taken measures
TO weed out the ring leaders.
In Barceloa, the cOmmunique adds,
the government is faced with the Oh
Jections OF old trades unions to par
ticipate with other organizations in
committees appointed TO settle dis
prtes between capital and labor.
The government" it continues,
will remain unmoved, even il the
unions call strikes."
The commnique outlines an at
tempt by pupils of the military coll
iege at Segovia to organize u con-
spiracy against the government.
IL is stated that the cadets pro-
posed to participate in eitain fete
called "Verbena," organized in the
aid of the victims of the recent
storms in Morocco. Attendance at
the festival was to show support or
opposition to the government and
loyalty TO the premier.
Reports of plots against the gov
cTnment Of Premier Primo de Rivera
have come out Of Spain from time to
time. although censorship exists.
A dispute between artillery Of
ficers and the government broke out
last September IN which the artll-
iery academy at Segovia, mentioned
today. also figured.
News dispatches at that time re-
ported revolution" in Spain and
a government note said that the ar
tillery of the garrison at Segovia
bad revolted, aided by students Of
the artillery academy.
A state of war was proclaimed, Of
ficers of the artillery were suspend
ed and the movement was put down.
A courtmartial sentenced the COM
mander of the Segovia artillery
academy to death, but King Alfonso
extended clemency.
Other anti-government movements
reported recently include plot last
year to overthrow the Primo de
Rivera regime. for which General
Neyler. governor-gcneral Of Cuba
during the ISnanish- American war.
was court-martialed together with
other high officers. Weyler was
freed but several others received
prison sentences.
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Bud Stillman Kidnaps Primitive Bride
While Two Families Row Over Wedding

NEW YORK. ~ r.. July 23.--ilP
The New York Daily News today
in copyright dispatch from
Grande Anse. Quebec, says quar-
rel between the Stillman and vii
son families resulted III Bud Still
man kidnapping Lena Wilson, his
ls-year-old north'voods sweetheart.
and taking her 20 biz mothers
camp for their marriage next
Tuesday.
Prior &c the kidnapping. says The
Daily News, Bud had announced
his intention 70 plunge into tire
'vcods ard stay there for ,norths.
while his hr aea.o-bv teartuliv in
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Citrus FRUIT
CROPISSHORT
Shipments Not Expect
ed to Exceed Those
OF Last Season

MISSION. Texas, July 23.-Citrus
fruit shipments from the Lower RIO
Grande Valley will be approximately
the same this year a. last season, ac-
cording to surveys made BY the Tex
a. Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange.
The fruit crop will be short In CON-
parison Co the number Of trees bear
ing, it is stated.
The short crop Is attributed TO the
heavy winds which prevailed through
out the Valley during the early
spring and also TO the fact that the
older trees have not fully recovered
from the effects of the freeze two
years ago. Many of the young trees
which came into bearing this season
will have good crop, but there Is
little fruit on the older trees.
Indications are that the crop will
be Of better grade than that Of last
Of last season. A Nalley-wide survey
indicates that the growers are taking
better care Of their trees, that spray
ing has been more general, with y
consequent improvement In grades.
III IA also reported that fruit from
all parts Of the Valley will begin
moving earlier this year than usual.
Practically all growers report the
fruit has developed more rapidly thar
in former seasons. indicating that
il will mature earlier. II il probable
that shipments will start from two
1t will mature earlier. IL is prob
able that shipments will start from
two to three weeks earlier than last
year.
Reports received from owners OF
old orchards are 10 the effect that
the older trees did not put on fruit
growth following the freeze of 1925
and the effect of this is very ap'
parent in the shortage Of fruit or
the trees this season.
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sisted she would 90 to Montreal
TO become b manicGrist.
TIE quarrel j. reported due 20
religious and social barriers
raised hy the Wilson family. farm
err. and the matter waS only
settled when Bud literally kid
naped the hysterical Lena and
carried her IN a battered cAr over
5l miles az forest trails 70 his
mother carp.
None ~ Miss Wilson's rel
ativfrs. says the disratch. viii ne
permitted ~ at-erd The wedding
erd q gown h-orgst f-op New
Y9sk fer one &c -.n.'s Six sisters
10 - II as bridesmaid now awaits