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Moody Road Body
Working On Its
Official Report
Stanley

AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 12.-,P)-Five
members of Governor Moody's advis-
ory highway council were preparing
today reports on deliberations Of the
body which closed yesterday and an
outline Of the legislative program
proposed for the state highway
system.
The council did not reach a unsni-
nous agreement on the chief moot
ed question before il. the question
Of finance. but adopted a plan. ~ to
10. which would prepare the way for
4 bond issue. The plan proposes a
constitutional amendment authoriz-
ing the state TO pledge it's credit
for highway work in bonds. not to
exceed S225, 600 900 at any one time.
Provisions were included which
would permit the state 70 repay nc
least $4,000. 600 for work which
counties have done on the state
highway system.
Dissenters from this plan will re
port separately to the governor.
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u receive 500 10 SIPS. He was driv-
inE his " ear, he said.
This arrangement. he said. was
made in Matamoros with n man nam
ed Morgan. with whom he was ac-
%quainted. He said he never met the
Fort Worth trio prior 10 the time
they went down the river TO receive
the liquor cargo. A. m. Morgan. in
dicted in the case, has not been APP
pretended.
Douglas McGregor. assistant L s.
attorney is prosecuting the case. and
David 7. Miller Of Fort Worth is
defending Collier. Seward and Smith,
and arl EMckay defending Jose
Casillas.
The government completed its
case at noon. the attorneys for the
defense stating that each OF their
clients desired to take the stand in
their own defense. The case is ex-
pected 20 90 to the jury about 3
o'clock.
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VALE
Continues On page eleven.l

Continued on page eleven
a. his condition showed scms ir
provement II was decided that this
visit might be permitted without
risk.
The heir TO the throne was met on
his landing TO English soil at Folke-
stone by Prime Minister Baldwin
and the Duke Of York met them ~
Victoria station when they arrived
on the boat train. The prince look
ed well after his hunting trip. bot
his face showed strain from his am
let yand the marks from his forced
journey by land and sea.
When the prince clasped hand
with his brother at the station he
listened with the most acute concern
10 the message which the duke
brought Of the state Of their father.
Strong relief showed on the face or
the duke. He alone OF the four m
had been present t. aid and comfort
his mother and the royal household
during this great trial.
The princes dashed from the sta
tion and entered the palace by the
garden entrance which In a private
way used exclusively by members 81
the royal family.
At the palace the prince was shown
in to the apartments of the queen
and he and his mother were left
alone together to give reciprocal
comfort under the still m~enacinx
shadow Of the illness. Shortly be-
fore midnight he left the palace with
the Duke OF York. accompanying his
brother TO his home in P~iccadilly.
and then the prince went to his ovn
residence at York House.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Dec. 12%PD-Prices
opened up , points 10 a decline or
> points on the cotton market to
day. out of line with New Orleans
which was off > to s points and with
Liverpool which was ! to 4 Eng
lish points lower. The market soon
steadied tn on covering together
with trade and commission house
buying.
January sold up to 20.35 and May
TO 1882 with the general market
showing net advances Of about 4
10 2 points by the end Of the first
half hour.
Advance from the opening irrcgu-
larity carried the market UP 10 20.3s
for January and 20.33 for May dur
ing the middle Of the morning, or
about Z 10 . points net lower. Prices
eased later. At midday January was
selling around 2O.20 having reacted
about is points from the best. with
the general market showing net de-
clines ~ : to IL points.
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TRIAL OF BIG
fContinued from rage onc.l

CONTINUED from page onc.l
found IN the car or IN the driver
a Ford truck. loaded with SO gallons
Of alcohol. was the third car in the
caravan and attempted TO escape but
got crosswise on the road. A revolver
was found IN the truck. and produced
in court. The fourth car succeeds
ia turning around but was capture
fs il was entering the military road
at another point, the driver making
his escape.
A statement alleged 10 have been
made by Jose Casillas. who WAS IN
the lead car. was presented BY the
government. but was ruled out IN
the court unon the claim Of the dC-
PENDANT that the statement was net
voluntary.
Objections to the introduction n
4 ollins' testimony was made by the
defendant upon the ground that the
officers had no search warrant and
that there was no evidence they hHd
received information from credible
sources. Collins refused 10 divulrc
the name Of the person from whom
he had received information that
the shipment was coming across tho
Rio Grande. The court held that
the unusual conditions surrounding
the activities Of the quintet was suf-
ficient basis for the search and over
ruled objections IF the defendants.
Arturo Cara. who admitted that
he was also charged tn smuggling
at Corpus Christi. stated he had
been engaged TO pilot the cars 10
the point where the liruor was
run across. and that when the
marty arrived IT the designated place
tie liquor was awaiting them. r.
added tina. for this service he was
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STOCKPRICES
keep Up GAIN
Steels, Coppers and
Motors Are Out
In Front

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-(P-The
recovery in stock prices. which has
been under way since Monday, was
resumed at the opening of today's
market with the Steels, coppers and
motors in the forefront OF the ad-
rance National Biscuit opened 3
points higher and Kansas City
Southern. Canadian Pacific. Anacon-
da Copper. Gold Dust and Radio
showed initial gains Of a point or
two.
Buying orders were distributed
over 4 fairly broad list in the early
trading.
Public utility issues n ain attract
cd a large following. American Ex-
press ran up ) points. Radio extend
cd its gain to ; and Brooklyn Union
Gas and several others advanced q
point or two.
Rails also moved up IN expecta-
tion that the recent increase in car
loadings would result in substan-
TALLY higher earnings over the next
few months. Union Pacific. Della
ware & Hudson. Rock Island and
Missouri-kansas-Texas an sold q
point or 50 higher.
There were a few soft spots in the
early trading. Bethlehem and Lu-
dunn Steels ran into some profit
taking and Goodyear Rubber. Cen
eral Electric and Commercial Sol
vents also fell back to point or two.
Foreign exchanges opened firm.
with sterling cables unchanged At
S4.s5 3-t6.
The market reversed its trend he
fore midday, after a 6-point drop in
Packard to 14S rs. Bethlehem Steel
yielded 3 points, Chrysler a like
amount, and General Motors ..
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PICK OFFICERS
IN HARLINCEN
Harwell, Waters Given
Majority in Vote
For Commission

H~ARLINGEN. Dec. 13.-Sam Bolts
was elected mayor OF Harlingen ard
ri. ". Harwell and Geor-e Waters
were elected commissioners in n mu-
nicipal election here Tuesday ir
which about 1000 votes were polled.
I. W. Baxter and G.. c. Howell
were defeated in the commissioners
race.
The vote for commissioner uar
Waters $50. Baxter $50, Howell $50.
and Harwell 5-4.
The elections added only two new
members to the city government OF
Harrington. the mayor being a mem
Der OF the present administration
as commissioner. and three other
commissioners holding cvrr until
the next election.
The three commissioners whose
terms continue for another year are
X. r. Hamilton. W. r. Hundiey and
DIR. j. VI. Green.
Mr.. Bolts. the newly elected
mayor. is n member OF the CommiH
sion now. along with a. n. Holmes.
who was not a candidate for rr-
election. Mayor s. Finley Ewing.
WV mas ntAutN Nut NAhN EuNNINmHNNa
also was not a candidate for r~e-elec-
ton.
The newly elected city Officers
will take over the city affairs "
January.
Mr.. Harwell headed the o%pposi-
tion 10 this sale in the last election.
and was the only candidate for rom
mission in tae election Tuesday 20
use the newspapers or any other
such means to reach the people and
declare issues for his campaign.
In the election in Hsrlingen the
commissioners are designated wv
numbers only, the assignments being
made at the first meeting az the
new commission. such az streets and
parks. fire. finance. etc. The re-
assignments are expected TO he made
early in January.
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K. {. Live Stock
Trend Is Uneven.
Weaker TO Higher

KANSAS CITY. Dee. 90
Hogs: 10000; uneven; top $50 on
1lh-3n0 lbs; butchers. medium to
choice 250-350 lbs 7.90MS.30; 200-2J0
ubs T.S5LPis.31: 10000 lbs 7.S0M
$50; 130-160 lbs 7.50Gs.25; packing
sows 1000 7.Ss.
Cattle: 5.00G; calves: 500: steady
TO weak: slaughter steers. good and
choice l300-i500 lbs 1f.50Ml6.00;
100 lbs 11.T5Ml6.75; fed ~yesrlings.
good choice 750-95O lbs i2.00n16.5G;
hcifcrs. good ard choice, $50 lbs
down. 11.nnr1a75: COWS. good and
choice S.0DTt0.5n: v~calcrs fmiik-fcdl
medium 70 choice 7.50G 1900; stocker
and feeder steers, good and choice
Cali weights) 10.25G12.00.
sheep: 5000; lambs steady: sheep
strong n I5c higher: lambs. good and
choice ta2 lhs DOWN $500 1910:
medium - choice rHn Tbs
down. 5.o0NT.a5.
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PROBE DALLAS

CONTINUED from page one.)
eral residences in Garland and ~
Soto. Texas. and footing p~ostofficc
at Atoka and Calera, Okla.
The escort Of one Of the girls at-
tackled Sunday night assaulted AL
dredge in his cell at the jail yester-
Gay morning. when he was taken
there to identify the prisoner. and
since that time relatives Of the
girls have not been permitted to scc
the prisoners until they have prom
ised 10 abstain from violence.
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HARLINGEN TO A
THIS WEEK

HARLINGEN. Dee. f2.-The first
decorating work IN the outdoor
thristmas tree decoration program
IN Harrington is expected 10 start the
latter part Of the week.
A committee is now Mt work rails
Ing funds in the city for decorating
the business district. while All homo
~rcrs ere being urged 10 decorate
their homes.
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IN OUR VALLEY

CONTINUED from mage one.l
q~uestionably realize the great bene-
fits "a accrue from n meeting of the
members Of this great association
in your territory.
The wide publicity 10 be gained
from it will be exceedingly advan-
tseeous to all the cities and towns
embraced ID that area. The pub
LEFTY through their editorials and
other comments where the space
could not be bought for money, will
herald the advantages and oppor-
~tunities Of the Valley and will be
far-reaching.
PERSONALLY. | am exceedingly
grateful 70 renew my friendships
with the people IN that section. and
to see the marvellous improvements
that have taken place, and to vision
the uneqUalled development for the
future. and ] know that the rest Of
the membership will join with NE
r. corresponding secretary of the
organization III q grateful acknov-
Judgement To YOU and your asso-
%eiates, and other individual or or
ganization that had anything to do
with our entertainment while with
you."
a VISITOR in Brownsvilie-fem-
nine gender-compIiments Browns.
ville's drug stores.
Il was surprised 60 find them so
well stocked with = large variety
~ the toilet articles 80 essential
t. the peace or mind of our sex.
surprised because in mv own
home town Of more than 10000 por-
ulntion the drug stores are not 80
well stocked in these items a.
yours are here in Brownsville"
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TIE STATE or TEXAS.
COUNTY OF

To all whom this may concern and
especially to all property owners and
all other persons interested in con
verting Cameron County Drainage
District Number Two t2) to a Con-
%scrvation and Reclamation District.
greeting:
You arc hereby notified that at
the regular session Of the 4ist leg
islature converting in the City Of
Austin. Texas. on the second Tuesday
IN January. A. D., 1929. same being
the Sth day Of said month, applica-
tion will be made 20 said Lcgisla-
turc 10 PASS an Act converting Cam
Cron County Drainage District Nun
her Two (2), without change III
name or impairment OF its oblica-
tions. % a conservation and rcclama-
tion district. with the enlarged pow
ers ss conferred by Section 50 Of
Article rs Of the Constitution Of tho
State Of Texas. and the General Laws
enacted by the Legislature in pursu-
ance thereof.
This November IA. 1928.
OSCAR G. DANCY.
County Judge.
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LIVERPOOL 7

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12.-(Pl-Cot-
ton spot fair demand; higher: Amer
lean strict good middling 1852; good
middlinG i1.l2; strict middling 1892;
middling 1912: strict low middlinr
1917; low middiing 1929: strict good
ordinary 1902; good ordinary 9.72.
Sales 5000 bales. 5000 American.
Receipts $4,000, American $500.
Futures closed steady: Dec. 1915:
Jan. 1916; March 1916; May 10.47;
July 1913; Oct. 1919
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il NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
ID The annual meeting If the stock
Bolders of The Texas Bank 4 Trust
xCompauy. or Brownsville. Texas. will
Die held at its banking house on
Thursday. January s, 1929. at $3.50
O'Clock p. m. for the election OF d.
Nrectors and the transaction Of such
-other business as may properly come
ehcfore the meeting. Joe telaya, Jr-
&ashIer. L-o-
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THE A OF TEXAS.
COUNTY or

hE ClAiE UT ltAAS.
COUNTY or CAMERON.
10 al whom this may concern e.
pecially "a all property owners aud
all other persons interested in con
v%crting Cameron County Drainage
District Number One C1) 20 a Con
%servation and Reclamation District.
greeting:
You are hereby notified that AT the
regular session Of the 4lst legisla-
ture converting IN the City Of Austin.
Texas. en- the second Tuesday In Jam
uary. "A. II. 1929. same being tho sth
day Of said month, application will be
made 10 said Legislature TO pass an
Act converting Cameron County
Drainage District Number One 1).
without change Of name or impair
ment Of It's obligations, 10 a conser-
walton and reclamation district. with
the enlarged powers rs conferred ~
Section 80 OF Article Is Of the Con-
stitution Of the State or Texas. and
the General Laws enacted by the
Legislature in pursuance thereof
This November n. 1928.
OSCAR C. DANCY.
County Judge
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CRAwLS TO GET AID

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. I'D
Beaten into Inconsistencies and
robbed Of his watch and SOS in
money. r. ID. Burke of Dallas crawl
ed half a mile to a railroad watch
tower near here today for help, aft
or he had regained his senses.
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SEALED bids addressed "a the Hon.
A. r. Cole will be received up un-
I'll 10 n. m. December 2ist.. 1928. for
ono ambulance. For further infor-
nation apply 70 City Secretary Of
flee The City reserves the right 10
reject any and All bids.
a. r.. MUNDAY.
City Secretary.
li2-l0 20 l9inc.-l0t-324S.)
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Business Notices

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
N The annual meeting Of the stocA
Molders Of The Merchants national
fBank Of Brownsville. Texas, VIII oe
lheld at its banking house on tues
.day. January 9Th. 1929, at three y,
I'm. for the election OF Directors ana
kthe transaction Of such other bus
k5ness NJ may properly come before
khe meeting. =. ]. Tucker, Cashier.
- L-50
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RUTH ID REGRETS
HUSBANDS DIVORCE

PANAMA, Dec. 12.-lFl-An inter
locutory decree az divorce has been
granted Lyle Womack from Ruth
Elder, who was rescued BY n tanker
when she attempted u fly across he
Atlantic.
The divorce action was instituted
by Womaek before sailing for the
Antarctic with Commander Richard
r.. Byrd.
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NoTIcE To STOCKHOLDERS

L NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
h The annual meeting of the stock
Aolders Of the State National Bank
Ecf Brownsville, Texas, will be held
Rzt its banking house On tuesday
uaunarv Sth. 1929. At $3.50 o'clock
IN. M, for the election Of directors
land the transaction OF such otner
Hbusiness as may properly come be-
More the meeting. a. II. Fernandez
Easbier L-5l
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Lots For Sale
For SALE

Two lots in Edinburg; three lots
in San B%enito: 80. lots in Browns
Vile: seven lots outside Browns
vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance Wv one. two. three and
four veHrS. or monthly payments
II preferred. r. r. Hinklcy. BRO
Vile. H-e0
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AUTOMOTIVE

FOR SALE: REQ touring ear, in ex-
rsllent condition. Apply at Dutehs
garage. Ma
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CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-T- Poultry
easy; fowls 24d2i l-2; springs -
l-2; roostcrs ~: turktvs 25n30;
ducks 1904; geese 2i.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Lost and Found

lady PHYSICIAN wants eongeniai
Business or professional weman 10
share apartment or hotel suite. 40
Hress LII, care Herald. L-'i
FsTRAYFD OR STOLEN: Steel grey
police dog. female, two years olu'
Missing since Dec. SIXTH. ~
Pc Wvland. la Feria, Texas. LsO.
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NOTICE no STOCkHOLDERS
Shoe Repairing

FOR SALE-Furnishcd hotel. San
Rcnito. Must sell on aCcount Of
health. You make the price. For full
particulars write J.. W, Box i6l,
rhone 500, san Bcnito. Isl.
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Los ANGELES. Dec. l2.-tP-
Ruth Elder. when shown dispatches
telling OF the granting Of an inter
locutory decree Of divorce to her
husband. Lyle Womack in Panama,
expressed regret that the action had
hcon taken.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Articles For Sale

honey ~ cone or strained o.
,usyt or Si.7s gallon. Also u bands
81 bees for sale cheap. j.. r. kee,
ssas W. Elizabeth. Brownsville.
,s~. tsoS-W. -
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O
Help Wanted

WANT ; passengers for Miami. Flor
sds. Nash closed car; fare forty
dollars each. Can leave at once or
any day this wcc. Wire rcscrva-
tions - Weekly. Moore Hotel, Harlin-
gen. Reference furnished.
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Ri Y EGES
L

CHICAGO. Dee. l2-iP Buttsr
and eggs unchanged.
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FIVE DOLLARS a month paws for a
nice quarter-acre block on hard road
near san Bcnito, gas and electricity
available. NJ city taxes. Philiip s
store. san Bentto. Texas. Lie
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BUSINESS

TIE TOWER Sandwich Shop and
dance floor on the Harlingen highway
for rcnt to responsible parties.
Phillips store. San Benito. L-76
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Situation Wanted

WANTED-Position BY white woman
OF middle age, unincumhcred. Of good
character: housekeeping, alteration
III ready-to-wear. or tailor shop. Adj
dress LIS, Herald. LIS
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REAL ESTATE
For Sub
100 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer TO Brownsville
than the exclusive Los Ebanos
Subdivision. Winding resaca
running through property offer
ing natural lake front sites for
subdivision. This property is
for sale BY wners and can be
bought az a very attractive price.
Hcnson-Lomax q Houston and
Brownsville Development GO.
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.rcR SALE: New Dictsrhe. \ com
Mr.. Webster. 1897 wee
ktr.~t. LA
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Rooms and Board

SPECIAL RATES on room and board.
Althea Tea Garden, $40 Elizabeth St.
Phone 25S. LIS
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MiSCELLANEOUS


3-BURNER NESC0 Perfect kero-
sene stove and large white enamel
refrigerator. 100 pounds capacity,
for sale reasonable. or will trads
on living room suite or duofold.
Inquire at Herald or address Lac,
ARE Herald. Lac
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FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren. modern new 4-room house.
beautifully furnished; gas. lights,
hot and cold water, telephone: on
paved streets: garage il desired. You
have TO see this place TO appreciate
il. 18th ard Grant. Victoria Heights.
Call 1881 or T03. Lie
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Houses

FOR RENT-One stucco five-room
cottage; modern conveniences. chick
en- house and garage. : 1-2 miles
out OF highway. II interested phone
y. LA.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES near san
Bcnito or Harlingen. gas and cleo
tricity. free water, private baths;
reasonable rents. week or month.
Phillips, San Benito. LIS
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FARY CHICKS FOR SALE-Purc
Tsncrcd Strain s. &. ". L~erhcrns.
Ten per cent discount on all orders
~ BABY Chicks booked before Jan. l..
FOR delivery any time after thta date.
T- Per chick deposit holds your
rhicks until you are ready for them.
Inspect our matinrs II at all possible
"a sec exactly what YOU are buying
"a also the hens that produce the
--rS that nc hatch from as no eggs
-. hourht. Have matincs up 70 500
80 class. Oetzel's Poultry Farm.
.sJ..t trapnestcrs IN the Valley.
49, Tex.. Phone a32. K-220
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100000 common mud bricks for sale
j. S. Ford. Brownsville. H-l64
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