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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25

EARLY FRIDAY:
READY TO die
Encouraging Message
Sent to Mother In
Austin By Slayer to
Die In Chair

AUSTIN, Oct. 25.-(P-W. P.
Thurman, banker Of Decatur and a
relative of Bob Silver, Fort Worth
youth sentenced to electrocution
early Friday for a fatal holdup. went
into conference with Governor
Moody early this afternoon in an
other plea for the young mans life.
Thurman was accompanied to the
governors office by State Railroad
Commissioner c. V. Terrell, whose
home also is in Decatur.
fhf governor said before the con-
ference that he has no right to say
whether newspapermen can be adj
mitted 10 the execution.
HUNTSVILLE. Texas. Oct. 25.-CP)
Bob Silver is still hopeful that his
life will be saved.
He telegraphed his mother, Mrs.
Mary Louise Silver, at Austin, an en-
couraging telegram TO this effect
today. At the prison, however, and
almost in the same breath as his
hopeful statement, he said that. VI
necessary. he is ready to die.
Silver also said that just before
he stepped into the electric chair,
MNOQN y
he will have statement TO make.
When asked for details of the state
ment he continued that IL would tex
press my faith in God and that I be-
lieve my sins forgiven. II also will
be a farewell TO the world"
Prison Chaplain ". r. Miller
standing by Silver when the latter
made his declaration. cautioned the
sentenced man to put faith in
PRAYER"
Silver spent a restless night
Plans for the execution continue
to 20 forward. Warden +. r. Har-
rell called Governor Moody's office
at 10 o'clock this morning and said
preparations would be continued un-
less interrupted by executive elem
ency either in the form Of another
reprieve or commutation. He ex-
poets 20 have final word from the
governor by 4 p. m.
Silver was convicted of the rob
bery and murder Of a Fort Worth
theater cashier.
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Boy Witness In
Liquor Case And
His Dad Killed

ABILENE, Tex, Oct 25.-(PD-Officers of West
Texas counties assisted by posses of citizens search
ing today for Bill Fritz charged with murder for the slay
ing of Dudley w. Hamilton and his Earle IT. their
home Rochester last night.
A murder charge filed against Fritz at Haskell
today by District Attorney Clyde Grissom.
The fugitive under Indictment in a liquor in
Haskell county in which Earle Hamilton a state wit
ness. Mrs Hamilton said Fritz called at the Hamilton
home last night getting the father and Of bed
demand that the leave the country before the liquor
case OF trial next Monday.
After conversation in which the elder Hamilton
said his would not leave. pistol showed against
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Los FRESNOS
MAN INJURED
Train Hits Auto Al
Grade Crossing In
Center of Town

Los FRESNOS, Oct. 25.-William
Sanders. So. Los Fresnos carpenter,
was seriously injured mt 1880 o'clo <
Thursday morning when a Southern
Pacific freight train struck an auto
mobile in which he was riding as it
stalled on n crossing in the heart
of this city.
A Thompson ambulance was called
and rushed the injured man to the
Valley Baptist hospital in HarlinGen.
where it was said that he would
probably recover.
He suffered severe body bruises,
broken ribs and possibly internal in
jurics. according TO DR.. G. W. Letze-
rich, attending physician.
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aid FAMILY
OF MAN shot
BY OFFICERS
Dallas Police Collect
Fund For Children
Of w. P. Fletcher,
Slain In Gun Fight

DALLAS. Tex, Oct. 25.-CPl-0ne
Of their number in hospital with a
bullet wound in his arm as a result
Of a gun battle yesterday with W. n
Fletcher, who was shot TO death
members Of the police department to-
day started collecting n fund for
Fletcher's widow and two children.
The children. Jack. s. and Mary
Ruth. 3. need clothing and shoes, po-
lice said. and Mrs. Fletcher needs
money for food
DALLAS. Oct. a5.-tPi-A grand
Jury investigation was scheduled for
today into the Staying by police yes
terday Of w. r. Fletcher. 40. in a
pistol battle. after Fletcher had
wounded policeman who sought to
question him.
Police went to the Fletcher home
upon a report that he was threaten
ing his wife. Fletcher. an eight year
old daughter IN his arms and his
small son beside him, drew his pistol
and opened fire on the officers,
woundirg A. A. lvey. policeman, IN
the arm.
Fletcher then fled into n wooded
section near his home where a squad
or police cornered and shot II cut
with him. The fugitive fell with a
bullet through his head and several
other wounds.
Police say that Fletcher seemed 10
want TO die and that he shouted.
You'll never take me alive Fletcher Y
was under a liquor indictment AZ the
time Of the shooting.
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LATE BULLETINS
LIGHT SNOWFALL REPORTED IN PENNSYLVANIA
v,RRREN Pa 25-PSnow fell here today for fifteen
-. II melted quickly and followed by rainstronn

SNOWFALL REPORTED IN PENNSYLVANIA
fell today for fifteen
-. II melted nd was followed a rainstrom
IOWA BANK
25TThe Whitney Loan Trust Bank Of
nc was today and robbed Of approximately $4,000
IL and currency
251F1Two unmask; armed held the
escaped with $5oo said telephone
m detectives C. o. Smith The fled
in rushed
% block Of Holding postal clerks
he the poohcc
TuRrE JAILED ABDUCTION OF GIRL ARE FREE ON BOND
25-CF1-Three held jail
Dorothy Golden, l2
of habea Those at liberty
Eva Gregory Golden her husband r. NJ
child
Of mother.
JAILED SMUGGLE CARTRIDGES TO MEXICO
here charged
temptng ammunition Mexico Bernardo Orzaga
arrested yesterday they started
truck u customs Officers
n false bottom in the truck
T GAYS HOOVER PLANS SPECIAL SESSION ON FARM AID
25-1Governor Adam McMulen today
the sole
agricultural question if he elected president Of u
NORRIS AID FOR SMITH BIG HELP GOVERNOR SAYS
,xr0LN 2Gov. Adam Mciulen today declared he
w. not
Norris declaration for
ho effect beneficial
following Nebraska said
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Alleged Attacker
OF Woman Picked
From Group Of I

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct. 25.-PJ
Facing seven negroes IN the Tar
rant county Jail today. Mrs. A. r.
Hassenpflug, farmers wife who re-
sides south OF Gainesville, pointed
out without hesitation Silas Jorman,
19-year-old Houston negro, as the as
sailant who recently attacked her.
Mrs. Hassenpflug, beaten severely,
previously has identified a picture
Of Jorman.
The negro. captured in Houston and
held here for safe keeping. is slst-
ed TO face trial in Sherman.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-(Pl-The
Iockheed-Vega monoplane Yankee
Doodle, holder Of the west TO east
transcontinental nonstop record was
presumably speeding westward today
In an attempt to>sst y new rop-stop
record from New York TO Los An
geles.
Capt. c. e. ID. ColIyer, who with
John Henry Mears holds the round
the world record, was az the con-
trolls and back in the passengers seat
was Harry Tucker, owner Of the
plane and n passenger on the planes
three other transcontinental flights.
The little cigar shaped. white
winged plane roared down the trans
Atlantic runway at Roosevelt Field
yesterday and took the air after a
run Of LOO feet az d:I6:35 p. m. She
was loaded with $50 gallons Of gaso-
line, enough for a 24-hou. flight, a
bag Of apples and two canteens OF
water.
Heading back over the same course
Col. Art Goebel took when he piloted
the plane to a transcontinental rec
ord Of is hours and So minutes from
Los Angeles to Curtiss Field, Collyer
and Tucker expected to reach Mines
Field, Los Angeles. about noon to-
day. They did not expect to beat the
Continued on page fourteen)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25

A two-day interchange Of inter-
national courtesies between the
Brownsville and Matamoros public
schools began Thursday when two
groups of American school children
crossed the Rio Grande and at
tended n special program arranged
for them by Matamoros students.
Visits between the institutions
we're arranged by school heads as
part Of a goodwill week being
staged by the Matamorcs public
schools. Better relations and under
standing between the two countries
are the object OF the event.
Members IF the 5th and 6th
grades made the trip In q school
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Dudley Hamilton'S breast.
and he fell dead when a shot
was fired, Mrs. Hamilton
said.
the boy then fled, his mother said,
and was shot twice. ono bullet st-,k-
ing him in the shoulder and another
IN the leg as he attempted to run
into the house through a rear door.
He died before a doctor could 30
summoned.
The assailant fled in an automo-
bile and had not been caught at noon
today.
Records showed that Fritz had
been indicted for LIQUOR law viola
tions on several occasions and for
theft, cases against him dating as
far back as 1920.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
MISTAKE IN LAW
MAY SAVE SILVER

AUSTIN. ct. 25.-CP)-The law
prison execution might be construed
as forbidding that Bob Silver. Fort
Worth hold-up convict, be p. nj
at the electrocution set for him early
Friday at Huntsville, It developed
here today.
The Law names who may attend
and say none other" No reference
Continued on page fourtesn)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
WILKINS STARTS OUT
TO EXPLORE ANTARCTIC

M0NTEvlDE0, Uruguay. Oct. a5.--
Pt-Sir George Hubert wilkins to-
day was sailing south on the whale-
Hektoria for new conquest Of polar
regions by airplane. The Australian
airman and explorer. who last sum-
mer startled the world BY flying
across north polar regions from Alas
Ia 70 Spitzbergen, was headed for
Deception Island. There he will es-
tablish base for exploration BY air
Of large spaces of the Antarctic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
FIRST MIXED
CAR OF TRUCK
SHIPPED OUT
Especial to The Herald)


MERCEDES, Oct. 25.-The first
car of mixed vegetables for the
present season today is rolling to
Philadelphia having been shipped
from here last night by express
The car was loaded by the Mer-
cedes Vegetable Co. and contained
$50 crates of egg plant and 80
crates of peppers.
The growers received so cents
per crate for the egg plant and so
cents per crate for the peppers.
The outlook for the vegetable
season is unusually bright, ac-
cording 10 officers Of the COM
panv. who say they expect prices
70 be coed throughout the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
MAN ON MEXICAN GUN
BOAT IS HELD AS SPY

VERA CRUZ, Mex. Oct. 25.--tPp--
The strange antics Of a man who
boarded the Anahuac. flagship OF the
Mexican battle fleet. from a small
boat, picked up a pair Of binoculars
and without further ado scanned the
horizon, led to his arrest. Code writ
ing was found in his pocket and he
was detained under suspicion Of be-
ing a rebel spy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25

LINDY HAS KILLED
FIRST DEER, REPORT

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Oct. o5.-iPj
A dispatch 10 the Eagle Pass Daily
Guide from the Hal Mangum ransh
in Mexico, where Colonel Charles "A.
Lindbergh went for rest and =
hunt, said the flier killed his first
deer Yesterday, three hours after bis
arrival.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Garage Man At
Hampstead Shot

HEMPSTEAD. Tex. Oct. 25.-tPi
Marshall Brewer. 26. garage fore
man formerly Of Houston. was SHOT
five times at the front Of his ga
rage here today. He was not expect
ed 70 live.
Police we're seeking an elderly
Hampstead business man. Brewer
was said 10 have been shot after
conversing with the man a short
while. Officers have not learned
the motive.
Brewer VAS wounded onre in the
mouth and four times in the stom-
srh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
WEATHER #g

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Fair and somewhat warmer tonight;
Friday partly cloudy with moderate
temperature. Light 10 moderats
northeast 70 southeast winds on the
west coast.
For East Texas: Fair and sone-
what warmer tonight; Friday partly
cloudy. Light to moderate easterly
10 southerly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
RAILS SET FOR EXPRESS

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-(Pp-EiEhty
per cent OF the interested railroads
have assented 20 the plan for their
taking over the express business. ". !
b. Storey. president of the Atchi- :
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad.
announced today. Only 75 per cent
is necessary for the plan 90 becors
operative
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FINAL
EDITION
I'm OUR
VALLEY

OVER IN MATAMoRoS there are
signs Of the times in Mexico.
Sixth street, the principal thor
cushfare connecting the bridges
with tho plaza, is closed.
In addition to being closed. IL is
rather torn up.
And it is being torn up for very
Progressive reason.
That reason being that Matsmoros
Is paving Sixth street from the Ma
tional Lines track to the plaza, a
distance Of about half a mile.
Sixth street is the principal thor
ourfare between the plaza and the
International bridges.
1t has been literally graveled in
PAST years, but soon gets "rutty."
Enterprising citizens and inter-
ests made up a fund and will pay
cash on the barrel head for the
Improvement.
IN MATAMOROS there are many
snterprising citizens.
Long ago Mstamoros would have
had numerous improvements the city
Is doing without were IL possible TO
find a market for bonds.
But that way is closed, because Of
the general condition Of the country.
However, the work being done
here and there. by public subscrip-
ton. indicates what the Mexican c'-y
could and would do were the
nations credit as il should be,
Monterrey is wonderfully well
paved city. So are Torreon, Duran
20, Aguascalientes, Tampico, San
oLuis Potosi and others.
And il is not easy for them 70
finance such undertakings.
RUTH ALEXANDER SHANNON Of
Donna writes an interesting and
entertaining column in the Mercedes
News.
In the last issue Mrs. Shannon
remarks that one thing is missing
in this national campaign. that thing
being the Hughes Special"
That special was a train OF parlor
ears manned by group Of New
York society and club women seek-
ing 10 elect Hughes over Wilson
back in 1915.
They went into the West, and
Mrs. Shannon SAYS, western women
have a way of their own in making
M their minds, and they resented
the invasion Of Mrs. Oliver n. r.
Belmont ct all
Bv which, it is assumed. Mrs
shannon expresses herself as being
rorviuced that the women did the
voting for the men in 1916. Wash
Il IN 1919 that woman suffrage be-
came law?
DID YOU tuns in on a speaker
last night?
Didn't find il necessary 20 do very
much tuning TO find one, did your
Anywhere on the dial, between
ard 10 o'clock, politi'al speech.
Republican. democrat, or wat
have you7 And how?
Al Smith. in Boston Arena. the
,bief radio attraction for the evs-
ujrv. and lesser lights, but import
,rt ones. anywhere else on the dial
And politics from here on out
rrtil and including the evening OF
November 5, when it'll probably be
. regular Tower Of Babel up on the
radio waves.
THE PALM is a fitting plant for
tContlnued from page one.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25

PLOTTING ship
FOR H. TUCKER
Craft Which Left N. Y.
Wednesday Sighted
Passing Albuqu err
que at 8 A. NJ.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. ~. Oct.
25.--tP,-An airplane believed to
be the Yankee Doodle passed
over Albuquerque at e:10 a. m.
today. II flew about 500 feet
above the city.
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RIVER FORECAST

The river will remain practically
stationary at and above Rio Grands
City. and continue to fall very slow
ly from Mission down during the
rext few days.
Flood Present 2i-Hr. 24-Hr.
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DOUG. MARY CALL ON CAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-(P)-
President Coolidge today had Doug
las Fairbanks and his wife, Mary
Pickford. as luncheon guests at the
White House.
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TIDE TABLE
High and low tide st Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorolori-
cal conditions:
High -----.... 1:45 IN. m: lass y. 1T.
Low ......... 1850 a. M; 7:s5 .. m.
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