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Many Entries In
Rice Price Test

ABBENILLE. La, Dec. iS.-Mcre
than five hundred recipes were sub
mitted by Texas housewives in the
recent $250.O0 Water aid Rice
prize recipe contest held through
out Texas which closed on Thanss-
giving day.
Mrs. J. X. Rosson. Jr.. 25i7 Wash
ington avenue. Waco, Texas. won the
$50 first prize with her recipe for
Creole Water Maid rice. The con
test was judged by l-iss Bertha Ds-
Wis Of the Louisiana State Rice Mill
ing company. incorporated. Abbevills,
Louisiana.
Second prize. SIS. went n Ms.
Frank Il. Rose. Fort Worth. Texas.
Third prize. SIS. Mrs. T. B. Tur-
ner. Brandon. Texas.
T~hirty-six other prizes we're
awarded TO women of Texas.
I'VE indeed appreciate the great
interest shown by Texas housewives
in our recipe contest" said Mise
Davis. There were many excel
lent recipes submitted. Most popular
among the recipes sent 10 US were
those for Spanish or Creole rice.
In many eases the preparation was
almost identical.
Because several recipes that cams
in were exact duplicates, In the
awarding Of prizes il was necessary
for US 10 take iato consideration. in
the event Of duplication. the date On
which the recipe was received.
Those recipes winning prizes which
were duplicated were in every case
the recipes first received in Abe
vile"
The Louisiana State Rice Milling
company, Incorporated. will prepare
a recipe booklet containing recipe,
OF the prize winners. Copies ~
this booklet will be mailed upon re-
quest when the book is completed.
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W. bennett Is
Officially Told
OF Ratification

G. W. bennett. acting Brownsville
postmaster. was officially informed
Friday that the senate had ratified
his appointment as postmaster and
that the commission would be sent
10 him a. soon as his bond had been
approved by the postoffiee depart
ment at Washington.
The information was contained w
a letter to him from the first as
sistant postmaster general. John
III. Bartlett.
Bartlett was in Brownsville only
a few weeks ago on a tour Of inspec-
tion Of various city postofficrE
throughout Texas and the south.
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100 Attend
San Benito Ball

SAN BENITO. Dec. 14.-over i0n
attended the annual ball of the Lions
club held here last night AZ the
Stonewsll Jackson hotel.
A dinner. music. dancing. talks ana
\ general social evening kept ths
large crowd AZ the hotel until a late
hour.
The ball was a charity affair and ;
fair amount az cash was realized
from the evening. u was stated.
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Mrs. W. Z. Sullivan. u Dallas.
visited in Brownsville Friday. In the
course OF a Sightseeing tour Of the
Valley. during which she expects to
purchase a citrus grove.
Mrs. Sullivan has large business
interests in north Texas. including
property in Dallas. Collins county.
and a large acreage Of oil land
around Breckenridge.
She declared n comparison Of the
Valley with Cuba, India and other
tropical countries, especially in re-
gard 70 palms. citrus and other
tropical vegetation was in the Val
ley's favor. and that she hoped 10
make her home here.
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\. O.FUTURES
CLOSE STEADY
Net Decline of 7 to
10 Points Is Re-
gistered

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. l4.-,P-
Cotton easy despite better Liverpool
cables than expected. The initial
e~asiness was attributed to the rather
disappointing consumption total fol-
November of only 6l0,SS4 bales which
compared with 6ls.1Ss bales con
xumed az the same date last year
First trades showed gains OF !
point to losses Of 4 to 3 points and
additional selling carried January Oft
TO 1850. March 1864 and May 1850
or IL to Is points under the previous
close. Offerings were absorbed al
these levels by general buying.
The bulge carried January "a
1882. March 1885 and May 1885. 81
q 20 % points above the early lows.
First hour bulge brought on. con
siderable realizing and there wa
more or less evening up for over the
weekend. As a result January SOLD
down to 1853. March 1914 and May
1871. or III TO Ia points down from
the highs and unchanged TO 3 points
down compared with yesterday
close.
The market turned quiet after the
offerings were absorbed.
Gotten futures closed steady al
net decline Of 7 TO 10 points.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-(P-The
cotton market opened steady at q
decline Of 3 TO 6 points nth active
months selling about Z 10 IL points
net lower during early trading un-
der southern selling and some liqui-
dation. Market soon firmed up and
after selling off to 20.24 for Ianu-
AIRY. rallied to 20.f0.
The early rally carried the mar
ket IN 10 20.4s for January and 20.i2
for MAY. or about 2 to Ia points
above yesterdays closing quotations.
Offerings increased somewhat as
prices approached the 20 IL cent
mark. however. while the demand
tapered off and there were reactions
later. At midday January was sell
ing around 20.34. and the active
months were within a point or two
Of yesterdays closing quotations.
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Fort Worth Hogs
Higher; Cattle
Slow; No Sheep

FORT WORTH. Dec. IA. p
Hogs: 1900: Sc higher: top s.75'
packing sovs 7.25@7.75; fat pigs
T.z567.75.
Cattle and calves: $500; slow
slaughter steers s.35; yearlings n
heifers draggy. tending lower; bulls
6.s5: heavy calves 1000.
Sheep: SOC: no sales.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. IA. PI-
Hogs: $500; steady 10 Zoe higher;
TOP $3.50 ON 2l5-250 lbs. butchers.
medium 10 choice 25O-350 lbs s.10G
$50: 2OO-25O lbs sos lbs S.05Gs.50;
10000 lbs s.oONs.45; t30-i60 lbs
7.7OMs.35: packing sows 7.00GS.OO.
Cattle: 400: calves: 100; steady;
slaughter steers. good and choice
I3On-i50O lbs 1850 1900. ll0O-1300
lbs. 11.5OGi6.25; 950-ll00 lbs 1880
1915: fed yearlings. good choice
75o-950 lbs ll.75616.25; heifers. good
and choice $50 lbs down Il.o0Mi4.5O;
cows, good and choice s.0OG1O.25;
v~ealers (milk-fed) medium 20 choice
S.0nGi3.O0.
sheep: 1000; killing classes steady;
aNAAW-. EWNl AAAA AikAh@ ~ 49, r
l2.5HMl3.50; ewes. medium 70 choice
$50 lbs down 5.000725.
CHICAGO. Dee. ~il.-4P-HOgs:
1900: strong ~ Toe higher; top
Ss.75 for choice 2e9-2sO 10. weights;
butchers. medium - choice o50-3O0
Ibs. s.A5Ns.75: 20a-250 lbs. $3.50
S.75: 10000 lbs. s.356s.70: lS0-i60
lbs. 7.756S.6O; pscking sows 1900
S.25.
Cattle: 1000. calves: 1000: Eat
COWS. heifcrs and bulls semi-dc-
moralizcd. slaughter steers. GOOD
and choice l300-i500 lbs. 1860
1850: il0n-t300 lbs. l2.75d $50; $50
100 lbs. I2.50Gl7.G0: fed y%earlings,
good and choice 75O-95O lbs. 1880
1850: heifers. good and choice $50
lbs. down 1.n0T140n. rvs. good
and choice 5000 1850; bulls. g"ou
and choice Cbeefl 9.2561l.25; veal
crs fmilk-fedl good ard choice ll.5O
6l3.75.
Sheep: 5000: strong 70 higher
lambs. good and choice 1872 los.
DOWN i3.A06 i4.AO: ewes. medium TO
choice $50 lbs. DOWN ~. NT.T5.
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FURNISHED apartments and duplex.
Phone 35i. Y-3
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Lost and Found
BUSINESS

tOR SALE-Furnished hotel. San
Bcnito. Must sell on o or
health. You make the price. For full
particulars write J.. W.. Box 1871.
phone 333, a Benito. Isl.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Go,
Cameron County

Furnished by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
". 7. and Lola Ramsey TO J. r.
Wilcoxen. lot II. block 4. La Quinta
addition TO city Of Harrington. $3.50.
II. r. and Lola Ramsey 70 J. r.
W~ilcoxen. lot IL. block 4. La Quinta
addition 20 city Of Harrington. $500.
Louis A. Howard to Valley Devel-
opment. Inc. blocks 9 and 10. survey
~. Towards Dixielnad Heights adj
dition No. 2. 2,746.70.
Valley Development. Inc. e lreene
c. Smith. blocks . and 10. survey
"a. Towards Dixieland Heights ad-
dition No. .. sll,i20.
The Al Parker Securities 90. 20
Lola q. Hall. lot 10, block IL, town
Of la Feria, $3.50.
III. l. Oler. successor and sub. tr.
to r. r. Dennis. lot Z. block 1871. city
Of Harrington. S4.750.
Port Isabel Irrigation Go. to Hen
rietta W. Newell. an III block ts.
except north 3.4i acres Unit No. ..
Bayview Citrus Groves subdivision.
$40. etc.
W. &. Ma;hes 70 J.. r. Navarro and
Mrs. Leonor Cara. lot 20. block 0
Colonia La Palma. No. > addition 20
city or San Benito. ~S2.SS7.2o.
Al Parker Securities Co. to John f..
Weber. block ;. Olmito Gardens tra.t
No. ? containing 10 acres. $4,000.
J. a. and Mrs. J. A. Lawrence %
" II. Hall north 20 acres. block no..
survey POT. Stuart Place subdivision.
$4,000.
Guillermo l.. Esparza 70 I. Zarate.
lot ?. block a.. city ~ San Benito.
$40. etc.
A. &. Houstinger and wife 10 p. s.
Reed north -. acres ~ block 81.
Collins subdivision.
Hidaleo County
W.. A.. Harding 70 George Bishop,
Tot 8 and II. block 4. Harding Gilt.
$40.
n. r. Robinson % Clyde Tennis.
l4-92 acres out Of block 8. Hill Hal
bert. $40.
VI. A. Harding to Gustav A. Shna-
ser. lot ?. block ~. Mo.-Tex.. 5000.
A. L. Johnston to J. A. Shiller q
al. part % subdivision Of 1876. por-
toin 6g-7O. $4,000.
Paul F. Rafael TO r. Il. Bisex.
north half Of south half Of north
half Of lot %. portion $40. $40.
G. W. Robinson 20 ". A. Harding.
south 20 acres Of lot IL. block %.
Mo.-Tex.. $40.
Ferdinand katzer to Alamo Donna
Farm Co., north 1905 acres of block
20l. La Blanca. $50.
Ida Benedict to Thomas y. SAM
mons. southwest quarter Of north
east quarter Of section "a. portion So
Sc. $4,000.
f. W. Watts sub. n. 10 Progreso
Development Co.. lot 30. Llano Gande
subdivision, containing 2i.s3 acres.
$3.939.i 10.
f. d. Goodwin 20 Garcia Land and
Livestock Co. 24.5l acres out OF por-
tion as. $40.
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SACRIFICE 9 German Police pup
pies. Take your choice and carry
one home. See Mrs. Florence Stat
ford. Hayes & 18th Strs.. next 10
corner; Victoria Heights. Phone
l075-M.
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FOR SALE: Best cold drink and
lunch room stand on higl way. liv-
Ing rooms. Cheap for cash. Box
200. San Bcnito. LIZ
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CALL MONTY

NEW YORK. Dec. i4.-tPl-CaII
money easier; high z; low s.; ruling
rate :: closing bid 6; time loans
firm: mixed collateral so days Y
3-s: 90 days : 10; as months Z 10,
prime mercantile paper 5 Ia a 5
1-2. Bankers acceptances 80. 50 and
30 days 4 3-4N4 10: 4 months 4 rs
a 4 SIS: Sc months 5N I 81.
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RAIL LINE

AUSTIN. Dec. 14.-tP-Capitaliz-
"a at 81 DOC. 900. the Yates and West
Texas Railway company. proposing
10 build a 30-mile line from Rankin,
Upton county. 70 Sheffield, Pecos
c%ousty. was chartered today BY the
secretary Of state with approval %
the attorney general.
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GERMANY FEELS QUAKE

NIA-LR-LHAFELLE, OermanN,
Dee. I4.-dPp-An earthquake accom-
panied by q su~btsrranean rambling
caused houses in the northern part
Of the city to tremble last night
The tremors lasted five seconds. A
slighter shock was also noticed a.
Cologne. 40 miles away.
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FOREIGN

NEW YORK, Dee. 14.-tP-For-
eign exchanges steady; Great Brit
ain. demand asa Lille: cables 4S5
5-32: 60-day bills on banks $50 1916.
France. demand $50 l-2; cables
$50 81.
Italy. demand 5.23 SIS. Belgium
1899 1-2: Germany $3.50 i-2: Tokyo
45.72; Montreal 99.75.
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Buy or Exchange


CABBAGE PLANTS. big field grown
unirrigatod plants, Glory, Stems flat
dutch and Charleston ready now.
Price S5c per 1000 al the field or
We will deliver loads Of S 5000 plants
Or more at Sl.00 per 1000 to any Val
ley town. Bermuda and Prizetaker
onion plants ready Dec. IS. Dodge
Plant Farms, R~aymondville. Texas.
~
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WILL SACRIFICE my last two beau
tiful homes. Better hurry: only
two left. 5 rooms and bath; textone.
two-tone finish; beautiful light fix
lures; automatic water heaters. See
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. Hayes
and 18th streets, Victoria Heights.
phone 1075-M. K-170
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the State National Bank
nf Brownsville. Texas. viii be held
"A its banking house on Tuesday,
January Sth. 1929. at $3.50 o'clock
n. m, for the election Of directors
and the transaction Of such other
business as nav properly come be-
foro the meeting. A. n. Fernandez
cashier. L-5l
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I03RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon A NJ Kent. Iudpe

EOU- ~. "a. htnts @at<
II. 5. Willoughby e. Al vs. H. q.
Hart. south half Of block So. survey
26. David 4 Stephenson subdivision.
containing 1875 acres Suit for
foreclosure Of deed Of trust and ven
doris lien.
II. L. Chapman vs.. II. ,. Sidenor
ct nj, lots 2 and 10. block 80. city
OF Harrington. Suit for foreclosure Of
vendors lien.
Fist National bank Of townsville
vs.. James A. Browne ct al.
Lot /, subdivision "A" containing
Jog acres lot 4 subdivision "A con-
tanning O2. acres. north end of Tot
), subdivision "A" containing rs
acres: lot Fl. subdivision Il. con-
tanning 1881 acres; lot So, subdivis-
ion ID. containing 922.S4 acres; lot
AZ. subdivision +. containing 357.
acres: lot a. subdivision q. contain
ing 2.2O2.2 acres. in share 10, Espi-
ritu Santos grant, Paroles tract. 20
acres, in Clark's Island: 232 acres IN
share s. Espiritu Santo grant; 80
acres share 4. Espiritu Santo grant:
lots 4. 5 and g.. block 43. city Of
Brownsville: % acres cut off from
that portion of private survey 43S
allotted to Agnes A. Browne; lots
1. .. 3 and 8 to IL, inclusive; block
"a. lots ! to l.. Inclusive: block p.
lots l 70 II, inclusive. block 60:
block 9. lots . to 5. inclusive. Z, 3
and 9. 10. II and Il. block 81, lots
3, a. 5. 10. fl and IL block %, lots
5. N and ~, block 20. lots 4. 2. 3,
4. 5. s. 8. to IL, inclusive, and II,
block s. fractional block 5, lots 10.
III and II. block II, block IA, block
Il, block 20, block Sc. lots l, .. 2,
&. s and II. block 20. Paroles adii-
ton to city Of Brownsville. Suit
for recovery.
J. c. Bennett vs.. r. T.. Skinner ct
al. block 3. Swan-Nelson subdivision.
share 10. Espiritu Santo grant. con-
tanning 40 acres. Suit for ecovery
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-P,-Poultry
steady; fowls "a IL. springs Is H.;
ROSTERS 20: turkeys 25G32; ducks
1T623: geese 2lG22.
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S250.O0 CASH. balance like rent
buys new five-room all modern brick
bungalow; large lot. restricted resi-
Dental section. Pay rent to your
self. Foster-Moothart Co, Realtors.
Cromack Bldg. Phone 40. K-24
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POT CLOSE

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l4-tF-
Snot cotton closed steady II points
down. Sales 4.T07. low middling
1872: middling 1912: good middlin@
1882: receipts 1856: stock SCI .s47.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting IF the stock
holders Of The Texas Bank & Trust
Company. OF Brownsville. Texas, viii
he held nc its banking house on
Tuesday. January S. 1929. at $3.50
o'clock D. M. for the election of d.
rectors and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. Joe Celaya. Jr.
Cashier. L-oZ
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CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. Dec. l4.-tP--
Wheat: No. ? dark hard. nominaliy
LEO 1.32; No. > hard 1.i0a1.l5 1-2:
No. 2 red t.32M1.3i; Dec. los 3-5;
May I.15 is: July LA ga.
Corn: No. 2 white. nominally. so
Tsl: No. 2 yellow nominaily 500
81: No. 2 mixed nominally 79Ns0;
Dec. 70; May IS Is; July s. Is.
Oats: No. 2 white a. 1s2.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Business Notices
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of The Merchants National
: Rank OF Brownsville. Texas. will be
held at its banking house on Tues
DAY, January sth. 1929. at three p.
n, for the election of Directors and
tbe transaction of such other bus
mass as may properly come before
the meeting. r. J. Tucker, Cashier.
I-SO
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BITTER Am Fees

CHICAGO. Dec. la.--P-Butter
unchanged.
Eggs lower; extra firSts 4iNt2,
firsts 10: ordinary firsts 30G3s; re-
frirrrator extras ~: DO firsts ~.
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L. $. RONns

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-tP-unit-
cd States bonds: Liberty 2 i-2z
a3.i5; ISt 4 lis 1901: 18th. ( tss
fno.fs: Treasury . LIS f1i.2: A.
1862; . 5-4s 1922; 3 ass as2s
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Alfredo Serna and Delfina Padron
Rogue Madrigales and Pitra Gu
t~ierrez.
Felix Gssca and Luiz Guerrero.
Joe @. Pena and Guadalupe Domin-
guez.
Natividsd Jimenez and Feiicitas
Guerrero.
Meelquides Leila and Virginia
Melquides Leiba and Virginia Ra-
mirez.
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s3RD DISTRICT n
UidaIro Couuty

Suits filed:
Leigh Shaffer vs.. Pearl Shaffer,
elusive, block 30. San Juan.
suit for divorce.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS
The annual meeting of the stock
Eolders of the First National Bank
IA Brownsville. Texas. will be held
=. It's banking house on Tuesday.
January 9Th. 1899. 1T $3.50 o'clock
- m for the election of directors
sns the transaction Of such other
kx,iress ~ may properly come he
80 the -<~sns. G. c. Wagner.
v,es President anu casnicr-
I-,s
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RENTALS
Apartments

apartments
FURNISHED apartments and duplex.
Phone J5i. Y-3
FOR RENT: Furnished aaartment
suitable for couple without chill
dren. Gas and private bath. l400
Adams. phone pa. K-174
FOR RENT: 5-room apartment, va
ter. lights. telephone. and garage,
$50. Az Levee. K-is2
NEW APARTMENT furnished or un-
furnished; garage. Telephone $751;.
ll33 w. Levce. I-263
ROOMS and apartments. 70l ST
Charles. Tel. 1917. Ell
s-R0OM APARTMENT in duplex,
gas, on paved street. close to school;
also rooms at 4. 5 or s dollars per
week Clean and sanitary. Phone
lT5 or call 46. First and Washing
ton. L-5S
NICELY furnished 3-room apartment.
$50; new house; hot water. Tele-
phone 9i6-R. L-3s
NEBRASKA APARTMENTS Fur
nished, every convenience, frigidaIre.
and gas ranges Jeffersc.- and Four
ieenth Streets Pnons il.f. Wa
COMPLETELY FURNISHED two
room apartments. gas. lights. water
and garag furnished; only $3.50
and S25.00. Country Club Tourist
Park. k-lS7.
Furnished Room.
EUREKA HOTEL-Gas. hot and Id
water; close in: corner Ninth and
81. Charles. Phone 100. k-2l2
FOR RENT-Wel furnished sleep
inE room: twin beds. meals il de-
sired; also housekeeping apartment.
close in. Phone lS9. Lib
DELTA HOTEL, SOS ~ Elizabeth
street. is under new management
and all rooms have been renovated
and remodeied. Rates $4.0O and $500
per week. Tub and shower baths. hot
and cold. Phone SC4 k-sy
FOR RENT: Comfortable bedroom
IN modern home 70 one or two ven
tlcmen. Garage II desired. Phone
il5-N. K-224
TWO MODERN light housekeeping
Nnnntu nvt.usx hath AAs I'D ,.lI
water. gas. and garage. Phone az.
LS4.
LOVELY furnished bedroom in pri-
vate family. Phone 91SW. L-102.
WELL furnished downstairs front
bedroom. gas. 1905 81. Charles.
phone l340W. LES.
MAYDAY APARTMENTS. furnish
ed, new. modern; gas stoves; zero
zone. garage. 1879 Washington.
phone IA. L-97.
Rooms and Board
SPECIAL RATES on room and board.
Althca Tea Garden. SO Elizabeth st.
Phone 25S. LIS
Houses
FOR RENT-0ne stucco five-room
cottage; modern conveniences. chick
en- house and garage. , l-2 miles
DOT on highway. II interested phone
-. Liza.
FOR LEASE: New modern brick
building. size 50x90 feet. on Main
street. Mission. Texas; good loea-
tion. Apply A. N. Strohle. Los
HOTEL COMMERCE.. rooms. office
apartments. l5th street. Adams ef-
ferson. kiss
FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren. modern new 4-room house
beautifully furnished; gas. lights
bot and cold water. telephones; on
paved streets: garage IL desired. You
have 20 see this place TO appreciate
IL. nth and Grant. Victoria Heights.
Call 1921 or EOS LIS
CALL the Southern Real Company If
YOU want to rent a home. Phone 9l4.
K-154.
FOR RENT-One five-room cottage
within , blocks of First Ward
Nrrrnf ~ .~t~rrmy~1 rhnwn 81
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to Wait Until the FRS" I Herald Rental Ads Perform
Cameron Courts

2STH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham. Judge
Suits filed:
No new cases.
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FOR SALE

Two lots in Edinburg; three lots
in San Benito: 80 lots in Browns
vile; seven lots outside Browns
vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance in one. two. three ant
four years; or monthly payment.
IL preferred. b. e. Hinkley. Bro !
Vile. H-s0
FOR SALE by owner: Is TT. resi-
dence lot, Elizabeth st. Will paw
paving. Also 2S-29 four-door Buick
sedan; terms. Mrs. Agnes Pickett.
Ls9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14
COUNTY u
on. John Kfeiher. Judge

COUNTY COURT
Hon. John Kieiber, Judge
No new cases.
Hon. Johmn keiber. Judge
Court action:
J. +. Tope vs.. l.. s. Torrers and
John Baker. Dismissed on motion
of plaintiff at plaintiffs costs.
r. L. Slovak vs.. Florentine Olive
rez ct al. Judgment for plaintiff.
Alex Hammuei VS.. p. f. Glenn.
Continued for service.
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-04
MUCH MARRIED CAREERS
END With DOUBLE DEATHS
Police Relieve AriAnAas Man MUIR
dered Wife and Then
Shot Himself.

Pine Bluff. Ark, Oct. I R-The
turbulent married life Of Harry and
Fanny Smaluk which twice led them
to the divorce court but each time
again to the altar was ended in
what was officially recorded ~ MUIR
der and suicide. The bodies Of the
couple. both dead from gunshot
wounds. were found in . clump Of
bushes near their farm home late
yesterday by q sherift's posse which
began = search when they failed to
return home Tuesday night.
Letters were found near the
bodies, one written apparently by
Smaluk and tho other by his. wife.
In his. he said he had been de-
spondent over bad health. Her let
ter asked that their two daughters
aged II and II. be taken by her
parents now living In Des Moines,
Iowa.
Sheriff Garland Brewster express
ed the opinion Smaluk had forced
her to write her letter.
Coroner Rowell rendered . YER
dict that Smaluk had killed his wife
and then himself. Officers believe
jealousy inspired the act.
The smaluks were married Is
years ago. A few years later they
were divorced but soon remarked.
Later they were divorced again and
this time Mrs. SmaIuk married. q m
other man. She divorced him later
and remarked Smaluk.