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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-05

BARGAINS IN following places:
10 acres neal San Benito; 10 acres
near Olmito; 10 acres. Rio Hondo
highway; 20 acres, also 80 acres. Har-
lingen district. ALI above in culti-
walton and under irrigation. Also
10 acres on Military paving near
Brownsville Henry NJ. Parks. Route
4, San Benito. H-i67
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DUPLEX with garage. water. lights
and gas. bath: on paved street. one
block from boulevard and two
blocks from high school. Apply
Popular Store I-43
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WANTED-First class Amer
lean renter 20 farm 10 acres
IN III Jardin district. good
house, garage, etc. 6 acres in
bearing fruit trees. viii give
immediate possession to right
man.
Roy c. Sethman Co.
Opposite Ell Jardin Hotel
lll7 Levee ST. Phone 1866
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WILL SACRIFICE three Germaa 20
lice puppies. Mrs. Stafford. Phone
1296-M. H-93
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Train Information
MISSOURI PACIFIC lines

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
Me- l1-Tc Houston. Sam AntoninA SEQ
q m.
No is-To Houston. San Antonio. D.
LouiA. Hs35 n- m-
No. t5-Fr0m So Louis. SsB Artunin
Houston, z .b6 en- m. Nh
Second No. I5-Frum sam Antpnic ~
Houston. esl0 q m
Ma. Il-From San Antonio and honn-
Ton. 9sBB 10 I'm.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. slg-Ffom Houston. San Antcnins
No sa0-To Houston. san Antonio
$3.50 D. IN.
NATIONAL LINES CIV MEXICO
gMatamoros Stationl
No l82-To Monterrey. Mexico Ci1
No. IsI-Fron Mexico City. MOnlsrrss
$50 co. m-
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
10 Point Isabel. v sa0 ". WIN.
From Point Isabel. 4 .. "a
BLACK DIAMOND MI LINES
Cars to Mission on the hour ever hours
a. m. no q n m.. and nt 100 M m.. 8t10
D. m-. .50 .. m. and " % VIVID
To Point Isabel . q d. "A a. and 4
o. m-
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SEVEN ACRES, half bearing orchard.
quality soil, fair improvements. do
sirable location. Price way down.
Investigate now. c. I. Asbury. Mer-
cedes. Phone 307. HISS
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FOUR ROOM house for rent; modern
conveniences. Victoria Heights. In
quire Victoria Service Station. I-25
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THREE DAY GUARANTEE PLAN
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
Chevrolet Landau Sedan, 1927. Me-
chemically reconditioned, new Duco
paint Good tires. $525.0O.
Chevrolet 6-passenger bus. 1928
model. Mechanically reconditioned.
New Duco paint. Four new tires. A
bargain. s5s5.00.
Chevrolet Sedan. 1925. New Duco
paint. Completely reconditioned.
Good tires. S325.00.
Chevrolet Coach. 1897. Complete
mechanical re~condition. New Duco
finish in popular color. Three asw
tires. Others good. $465.00.
Ford Coupe. 1926. Completely re-
conditioned mechanically. New Dueo
finish. Good tires and battery.
s235.O0.
Ford Coupe. late 1926 model. Equip
ped with bumpers and shock alb
sorbers. Seat covers and other ne
cessories. Best mechanical condi-
tfon. A bargain. $265. 90.
STEVENSON MOTOR CO. INC.
10th and Adams
Brownsville. Tel. I'LL
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FOR RENT - Five-room house
Ecrnaned-in sleeping porch; mll mod
err conveniences, including gas.
Phone lnd4-W. H-2l5
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NURSING WANTED By experienced
elderly lady. Excellent references.
Phone 92S-M. I-55
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F0UR-ROOM cottage and bath. APP
ply ZOO Fourteenth street.
H-2O4
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Buy or Exchange

100000 BuSHEL grain elevator in
good repair. clear debt with plenty
land and railroad tracksge located
In Fort Worth for good Valley land.
IN answer give legal description and
price Of your property. r. j. Thomas.
SGT Kirby Bldg. Dallas, Tex. I-3s
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MIDDLE AGED LADY Of refinement
desires position n nurse or COM
panion. Can give references. Ad-
dress I-37, Herald. 1877
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lit YOU WANT 10 rent a house. call
Us: IL you have a house for rent,
call a.. Service our aim. Southern
Realty Co.. Phone 9l4. H-l98
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INSURANCE oppoRTuNITy

FNA MI
Old line Life Insurance
with over $50 million in force desires
several more Valley Representatives.
City real estate loans made through
agents. Send for free leaflet al
Reasons Why" it pays to line up with
us. Address Manager jefferson
Standard Life ms. Co.. Sill East
Iravi St. San Antonio. . Hiss
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Read The Herald Want Ad Page Every Day In The Week-Phone 5


LOST-Bunch Of keys I'm leather
ease at Post Office. Return to J. z.
Martin at Southern Pacific ticket
office, nj JaFdin hotel. for reward.
LA
LOST Brown brindle bull dog.
named Jiggs. Finder return to Her
eiu 1or reward. I-27
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Every n OF these cars must be
sold nc once to make room for bet
ter merchandise. Come In and look
these over and make yourself a
cheap fall hunting car.
Better hurry to get your pick.
JESSE BENNETT. INC.
Used Car Market
Phone 904 1919 Levee St.
w. a. Ross. Mgr.
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CITRUS LAND

Twenty acres Of Citrus land located on
the Boca Chica Highway. This tract
is priced far below any other in this
locality, and a bargain for some one.
Good terms. Southern Realty CO..
Phone 914. I-13
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YOUNG LADY desires position as
bookkeeper, stenographer, or combina-
large firm. Address I-55. care Her
aid. I-55
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FOR SALE-Used Ford truck or trade
for equal value. Address las Her
aid. las
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AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale

DEPENDABLE USED CARS.
One 1924 Packard Touring. Must
be seen TO be appreciated; $850-O0.
One 1926 Dodge Sedan; looks like
q new one; 100000
One 81 Cadillac Roadster; runs
like a new one; S600.O0.
One 1926 Dodge sedan ...-..... $3.50
One 1927 Dodge sedan. demon
strdtor $toU
One 1926 Dodge sedan, motor
bus license $3.50
JESSE BENNETT. Inc.
Used Car Market.
W. A. Ross, Mgr.
Phone 904. 1909 Levee st.
CHEAP USED CARS
One Star motor .4........... $40
Cne Moon sedan 500
One Star truck ......-.-...- $50
One Star touring ............. $50
One Paige touring ........... $75
One Scribbs Booth touring $3.50. S25
Ford ton truck 500
Nash roadster ....-........ $50
Every n Of these ears must be
sold nc once to make room for bet
- o. -
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WILL SACRIFICE thrae more houses
Duplex with four rooms aud bath
On each side; two garages; splendid
income property. Lot 100 by 100.
room 70 build more houses. Price
$500 Small cash payment required,
balance like rent.
New stucco with six roms and bath;
corner lot Price $4,000, including
light fixtures. Small cash payments.
balance like rent. This is a real buy.
New five-room house with bath, hot
and cold water; built-in tub. Best
buy in Victoria Heights: highest and
colest part Of Brownsville. Two-tone
t~extone finished walls. Beautiful
light fixtures. Inlaid linoleum in
kitchen and bath. $500. Small down
payment, balance like rent.
See Mrs. Florence Stafford. 1924 Gar
field avenue, next Wo Fourteenth
street, Victoria Heights, Phone
A~~oM l-bZ
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FURNISHED COTTAGES, private
bath. gas. garage; BY day. week or
month. Palm Courts. Phone 557.
HOP
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
PIONEER RANCHER
DIES SUDDE My
AT SEELEY HOME

Simon Waters, aged 20, rancher
of the Seeiey district, dropped dead
shortly after s clock this morn
ing while at work in a field on his
ranch. The cause of death has not
been definitely determined but it
is believed that the man suffered a
heart attack.
The deceased was pioneer rancher
of the valley and is well known
throughout this vicinity. He appear
ed to be in good health when he
left his home this morning and pro
ceeded to an irrigation ditch nearby
where he had been doing some work
with a dredge. He had just started
W ork when he suddenly toppled over
unconscious. Special Deputy Sheriff
Campbell of Seeley was summoned
but Waters was dead when he ar
rived.
Coroner Lemons was then called
and after viewing the body it was
brought to his undertaking parlors
in this city. An investigation into
the death will be conducted by the
coroner.
The deceased has no immediate
relatives in this vicinity. A daugh-
ter residing in Orlando was notified
and the body is being held at the
undertaking pariors pending word
from her.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
INSURANCE man
WILL TALK TO
LOCAL CHAMBER

Howard +. Corless, of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New
York. will be one Of the speakers
at the chamber o. commerce dim
Her tonight.
This dinner will be held at the
Barbara Worth hotel, at 6:3o
0 clock. Corless is an interesting
and forceful speaker, and will talk
on the subject OF insurance company
loans on farm property, explaining
what tha insurance companies desire
in selecting and placing their loans.
The Mutual Life has not commenced
Ilacing loans in Southern California,
hut it has been hoped that this huge
company win soon enter the loan
field in the Southwest
Another speaker viii be Roy II
Womack, the ever-popular after
dinner talkcr whose witty and
humorous remarks on these occasions
are always enjoyed. Other diners
viii give short talks on local pro
bloms.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Slightly Injured
As Car Overturns

\. r. McClelland of Holtville was
Slightly Injured in AN automobile
accident on the Calexico HoltNille
highway near Bonds Corner Mon
day night, according to 4 report
submitted to the traffic office to
day by Inspector r. II. Wells of the
immigration service.
According to Wells, McClelland
was driving at rather fast rate of
speed as he arrived at the point
where the immigration officers had
set up their sign to stop all north
bound traffic Wells SAID that Ne
Clelland ran into ditch to avoid
hitting the sign and that he turned
The machine over. While the driver
was considerably cut and bruised
the injuries were not of serious
nature.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Former Superior
Judge Is Visitor

Franklin J. Cole, for 20 years
Judge of the superior court of lmpc-
rial county, was in FL Centre today
in connection with the Coates ease
and enjoyed an opportunity to
greet many old friends here.
Judge Cole is now located in Los
Angeles with law office i'll the
Pacific Mutual Building, associated
with \. NJ. Sprague, also well known
in Imperial Valley.
The city and Imperial Valley as
4 whole looks great, Judge Cole
said. 1T seems good to be back even
though for only short time. | hope
none of my valley friends viii fail
to pay me visit any time they may
be in Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Many Will Attend
Big Plane Flight

Hundreds OF vaiiey residents are
planning to be in San Diego tomor-
row to attend the aircraft exposition
to be given.
More than 400 airplanes, repre-
senting practically every tyre of
plane in the air today, will be in
cluded in the air show to be given.
At certain stages i'll the day s pro
gram all of these planes will be in
the air at one time. The exhibition
is expected to be one of the great
est ever staged.
Valley residents lave shown am
exceptionally strong interest in fly
ing and it is expected that thou
sand or more from here will be III
the coast city for the show,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Fire Fighters
Battle Blaze

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is
Fifty reserve fire fighters arrived
at the lake Tahoe forest early to-
day to aid in battling the blaze
near Martis peak> which has been
out of control since Monday.
According to reports to the Unit
ed States forestry service here, the
fire was controlled on the north
and west sides but still was eating
away on the south and east from
tiers.
One other serious fire was report
ed in California. Two thousand
acres in the Juncal district, 30 miles
north of Santa Barbara, already
have been destroyed and the fire
continued to make headway today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
H0Over's Speech
Pleases Leaders
Continued from Page y

Of many. 1t is known the nominee
left much out Of the speech that
some leaders had demanded and
treated his subjects independent of
many suggestions from the influen-
tial. This may explain some Of the
influential silence Hoover ; friends
say.
President Coolidge 1ook occasion
to comment upon the popular re
ception Of the speech in his telo-
gram Of congratulations received
yesterday. Arrangements We're com
pltted today to enable the nominee
To attend Il special Iowa picnic at
Long Beach, Cal.
The motor trip Of the nominee
to Long Beach had been called off
previously, but he was notified by
long distance phone from Los An
geIes that 4 new picnic was being
arranged and that he would be eX.
pected 10 attend.
Both the Los Angeles and the
West Branch, Iowa. speeches are
now concluded and advance copies
for newspapers are soon to be given
out in confidential form.
To Visit Mission
Plans for the trip to Washington
were announced today at Hoover
Headquarters here. The nominee 5
special train Will arrive at Santa
Barbara at a. m. Friday for a mo
tor trip to the old mission and the
sunken garden.
He win leave there at 10 a. m,
arriving at Glendale at 1890 p, m.
He will motor from Glendale TO the
city Lall Of Los Angeles where h.
is scheduled to arrive al 1:i0 p. m.
After the city hall ceremonies he
viii motor TO Long Beach at > ?.
m. for the Pacific Southwest Expo
sition and special Iowa picnic.
Later he viii stop AT Pasadena
and San Bernardino. Arizona coun-
" chairmen will board his train az
Williams Arizona, Saturday and
will confer with him about the Ari-
zona situation while he visits the
Grand Canyon.
Rear platform appearances viii be
made at Gallup, Albuquerque and
other New Mexico towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
GAMBLING BOAT IN CLEAR

LONG BEACH, Aug. 15.-The
certificate of inspection granted
the Johanna Smith, Southern Cali
fornia 5 gambling boat, before it
cleared San Francisco for southern
waters, has been retraccd, IT was
announced today.
While the loss of the certificate
prevents the craft from moving
under its own power, it will not
interfere with the gambling since
tho Johanna Smith remains sta
tionary off Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Mrs. Pressler
Tn Golf Finals
By DIXON STEWART

[ OulJEu LlGoS ogoA4 WI @N+'t ~@-N'
INDIAN HILL COLE CLUB, CHI
cago. Aug. l5AThe lack Of upsets
That marked the opening match pia"
in the womcn S western golf tourna-
mcnt Yesterday was not bewallcd ian
thc second rounds play today. Four
favoritcs were eliminated and only
three of the eight matches were dc.
cidod before the 18th green.
Mrs. Harry Pressley, Pasadena
Cal, 1927 champion, and Dorothy
Page. Madison, Wis, tourney medal.
list and 1926 champion advanced 70
tile quarter finals, but were forced
to the limit by capable opponents.
Miss Page had the toughes'
match finishing her first nine holes
3 down to Mrs. Curtis Sohl, Colum
bus, Ohio, but rallied to win two
up.
Mrs. Pressler won, four up an
two to play, after being held ever
on the first nine by Ann Webster
Fort LeayenwoIth, Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Girl, RETURNED
TO JURISDICTION
OF Los ANGELES

Helen Carroll. aged 10, has been
returned to the jurisdiction Of thc
Los Angeles iurcnii. court Of which
She is "a ward and is back in the
county school for girls, III Retro.
Helen was apprchendcd by deputy
sheriffs in company with thfe"
men. G.. II. Musick, Earl Nia5inger
and August Tiershrimcr, when they
wer" arrested on charges Of unlaW-
ful possession of still. The men
were aIso held for investigation into
contributing 10 the delinquency of
a minor rs result .of Helen ; pres
euee.
The girl testified at the prelimin-
ary hearing at which the three men
were held to answer to superior court
en- charges Of possessing the still.
She viii also be broaght here as II
witness for the people in September
when the ease comes into superior
cour. for trial.
Miss Eunice Erown. deputy pro
baton officer conducted an iHvesti-
CATION following the apprehension
Of the girl She learned that Helen
and brother had been taken by
their father from tile mother when
Helen was only three years Of age.
\ i year search for the mother. last
heard of in Shreveport. La, has
failed to find trace Of her.
Miss Brown also learned that
Helen : latest venture in running
AWAY frem the county school at II
Retro was not the first otfense Of
this nature. The girl had twice pre-
viou>ly ran away bat en- each oc-
casiou rs in TINS one, she was found
again and returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Use Bathtubs
To End Lives
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 1.-Two
women committed suicide last night
by drowning themselves in bathtubs,
police reported.
Mrs. Esther c. Schwartz, 50, tied
her feet to the faucets of tub and
then turned on the water She was
found by her husband when he re
turned late from work.
Mrs. Amelia KEENAN,, 60, wedged
q heavy board across Il tub to keep
her body under water.
I'll health was responsible for
both acts, police said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Fish Story Is
J Proven True

eyes sir, I caught fish that
l-o-n-g!"
c. II. Hevener of Calexico was
doing the broadcasting at the court
house this morning. Having heard
many fish stories his listeners short
ened the fish considerably in their
minds for Hevener was talking
about rainbow trout and he had
measured off approximately 16 in
ches with his hands.
But Hevener turned the tables for
it was only this morning that he
made the catch at Cuyamaca Lake
and he had the fish to prove his
story. 1t was a beauty, weighing
exactly three and quarter pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Brooks Renamed
To State Board
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 15.-Reap-
pointment of Fred II. Bixby, of
Long Beach, w. II. Brooks, of FL
Centre, and Sam IL. Green, Of San
Francisco to the state board of
agriculture, was announced by the
governor 5 office here today
"These gentlemen all played an
important part in making our last
state fair one of the best in Cali.
fornia s history, are working equally
hard this year to make the approach
ing fair, if possible, surpass the
last.
81 feel that in view of the fine
work they have done and are doing
of their sincere desire to cooperate
in our service of the state, and of
thir splndid worth and character as
individuals, that we are fortunate
at being able to continue these three
men upon our state board, = the an
nOuncement said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Woman Trys For
Swimming Mark

C0-ION, Calm, Jug. 15.-Mrs.
Lee Fourricr, Of Cotton, today
passed the half way mark on her
attempt to break the world S record
swim mark Of more than 81 hours,
IS minGtcs, held by Mrs Myrtle
luddlcston.
Mrs Fourrier had been in the
water 28 hours at 10 a. m. Recently
she set world IS mark Of ~ hours.
u minutes, but Mrs. Huddleston
surpassed it.
Fifteen year old Muriel Gordon,
who entered the water with Mrs.
Fourier at 6 a. IN. yesterday, was
taken from the water last night
after i hours Of her "a hour at
tempt.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
TILDEN IS TROUNCEO
Ry United Press Leased Wire

RYE, y. Y, Aug. l5.-Fritz Mcr-
cur, Harrisburgh, Penn, No. Il in
the national singles rankings scored
the most sensational upset Of the
tennis season today when he defeat
ed Vim. T. Tilden, ranked No. !, in
the eastern turf championships at
the Westchester Biltmorc Country
Club. The scores were O.. 6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Yankee Actress
Suffers Collapse
By United Press Leased Wire

PARIS, Aug 15.-Louise Groody,
american musical comedy star, col
lapscd while swimming at the Lido
pool. smart Champs Elysees es-
Establishment today.
She was taken to the American
hospital where doctors were working
over her in an attempt to revive
he
i was announced at the Ameri-
can hospital tonight that Miss
Groody had regained consciousness
and was out of danger.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Shooting Affray
At San Diego
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Aug. 15.-In
q downtown shooting this afternoon,
John Limo Of Occanside, was shot b.
an unidentified man while walking
with him and 4 girl companion.
\ 3S caliber pistol was found be-
hind a downtown residence soon
after the shooting and both the girl
and The man, who police say fired
he shot, are in custody of local
authorities.
Limo was taken to the county hos
pital where he was reported to be
still alive.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
MAKES LONG LEAP
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Aug 15.-Wil-
liam +. Scott, navy chief machin-
i,t mate, leaped $4,000 feet in a
parachute from plane today and
landed atop a four story apartment
house. He climbed down a fire es-
cape, unhurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
Youngster Shoots
His Playmate
By United Press Leased Wire

SANTA MARIA, Calf. Aug. 10.
-Henrique Nbarra, g. shot and
killed his five year old playmate,
Pablo Barra2a. late Yesterday with
n rifle which he found in his hom"
at Bettcravia
81 told him to come back or |
would shoot him Young llenriquc
told investigators. :" He turned and
said 'all right, shoot SO | shot
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
NEWLYWEDS REACH HOME
BY United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 15-Wil-
liam DeMille, motion picture direct
or, and Mrs. Clara Beranger, seen
artist, who were married yesterday
on Il transcontinental train in New
Mexico, arrived here today and
went immediately to the DeMille
home
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
GO TT, BABE, GO IT!
by United Press Leased Wire

YANKEE STADIUM, New York
Aug l5.--With Faber pitching for
the White SoX and two out in the
fourth inning, Babe Ruth scored his
ijth home run here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
At Chicago

NcW York -. 200 ono OO2-5 II .
Chicago -.. 100 100 1876 10 0
Geucwich. Faulkner and Hogan;
i.uSA and Hartnctt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
At Pittsburgh

Brooklyn .... on 1870 0OJ-G II q
Pittsburgh ol1 lol 10 - >
Vance aud Debcrry; FuSseii, Daw-
son and IIargrcavcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-15
National
Al Cincinnati

Philadelphia Geo oo) 202-4 Q I
Cincinnati ol0 o0J 37X-1l If o
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