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Baughn Denies
Rumors He Will
Resign Position

Rumo-s that he would resign his
office as commissioner Of the Har-
linren precinct were denied Monday
morning by J. r. Baughn, who was
in Brownsville to attend a meeting OF
the commissioners court.
II have no intention Of resigning
and cannot imagine how such runors
started" Mr.. Baughn said. 1T Is
true that the compensation Is not
adequate for the time I am forced to
devote 10 the duties Of the office, but
I vas elected by the voters of the
precinct and propose to discharge the
duties OF this office to the best Of my
ability, regardless Of the personal
sacrifices ! may be required to
make"
Baughn was elected commissioner
in 1925. and reelected this year with
out opposition. Saturday rumors
were prevalent in Harlingen that he
proposed to tender his resignation at
the meeting Of the commissioners
court Monday morning st the expir-
alton of his first term.
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Noisy Welcome Awaits New Year
I'm Valley and Throughout y. S.
Preparation Made
For Big Time n
Border Cities

A noisy welcome awaits the new
year on the Lower Rio Grarde.
In both Brownsville and Matamo-
ros preparations were underway to-
day for the event, and the twin city
celebration which for generations
has marked the advent Of the new
year will this year be more joyous
and clamorous than ever.
No definite arrangements TO keep
the bridge open after the regular
hour-12 p. m.-had been made up to
2 O'Clock Monday. but bridge COM
pany officials stated they expected
10 conclude arrangement TO keep 1t
open until 2 or 3 a. n.
One of the most brilliant functions
will be the annual New Years ball
OF the Casino Matamorense at the
Teatro Reforma, which will be at
tended by hundreds of residents Of
both cities. Opening Of the Casa
Granda club, new night club and
cabaret, in Matamoros, will be an
other feature attracting many.
In Brownsville numerous watch"
parties have been organized, and in
both Brownsville and Matamoros the
new year will be greeted by a bar
rage Of shotgun and pistol fire,
church bells and the usual din.
Festivities in Matamoros are
scheduled to start at 8 o'clock with
the opening Of the ball at Casino
MEtamorense. This is q social club
composed of residents of both cities,
and the New Years ball has been a
regular institution for nearly half a
century, the club being the oldest
social organization on the lower bor-
der The ball is an invitation affair,
Continued on page two.)
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KILLS MOTHER
BY MISTAKE
Texan Shoots Parent
He Thought Prov
Ter In Yard

SULPHUR SPRINGS. Tex, Dec.
3i.-R-Mistaking her for a burglar
when she returned last night from a
visit with a neighbor, Waymond
Wofford shot and instantly killed
his mother rs she entered the back
door of the home.
Wofford, his wife and friends
thought they heard a prowler in the
back yard. They went to the home
of a n~eighbor. where his mother had
gone a few minutes before, and bor-
rowed a gun. The elderly re-
turned with them and after her son
and a companion had entered the
front door, she walked to the rear of
the house.
As she opened the door. Fofford
fired once and the woman fell.
"Son, you have shot me-" she said
before dying.
Mrs. Wofford is survived by four
children.
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GAY TO Head
DEPUTIESFOR
new SHERIFF
Brown Will Take Ov-
er Sheriff's Office
Tuesday;A nnounces
Appointments

Frank G. Gay. who has served as
an officer on the lower border for
over ten years, will receive the ap-
pointment of chief deputy sheriff,
according to announcement Monday
morning by Frank Brown, who will
assume the duties Of the sheriff's Of
flee Tuesday morning, succeeding
Mrs. Pinkie Vann.
Other appointments announced by
the incoming sheriff are f.. W. Ang-
lin. who will serve as deputy at Har-
lingen: W. w. Bail. bail TX in the
civil district court; Earl Hanna, SER
vice deputy; j. +. C"Big') clancy,
general deputy; and A. W. Shannon,
%jailer. Other deputies will Be- an
nounced later. Brown stated.
The force in the iheriff's office
was busy today .hecking out in
preparation for turning over the Of
flee Tuesday morning to the new
sheriff and personnel.
Gay, who will head the force Of
deputies, served five years in the
U. S. customs. under Collectors r. d.
Creager. Frank Rabb and T. A. Cole
man. In 1918 he served in the in
telligence department Of the ". 5.
army. Later he joined the immigra-
ton service and at present is in the
brder patrol. lie has resided on the
lower border 81 years and IL well
known throughout this section.
Delaney has also seen many years
Of service on the border in the capa-
city Of federal. state and county Of
ficer. and has had experience in bor-
der work from FL Paso to Browns
vile. Z. W. AnElin has served 20
years as en- officer IN the upper part
Of the county. and Earl Hanna. who
will receive the appointment Of SER
vice deputy. is serving as jailer un-
der Sheriff Vann. A. W. Shannon,
jailer, is the only one receiving an
appointment who has not had consid-
cradle experience as a peace officer,
Brown stated.
additional appointments will be
made from time to lime until the
personnel Of the force Is completed
Brown said. 81 am endeavoring TO
secure men who are familiar with
the border conditions and in whom
tContinuIa on page two.)
the people Of the county have the
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Annual Rush to
Register Autos
Gets Under Way

The annual rush to register auto
mobiles and secure license plates
was underway Monday, with the
county tax collectors office filled
almost 10 capacity by late regis
trants. Motor vehicle owners from
all parts Of the county were on hand
when the doors we're opened at s
o'clock, and a steady stream Of re-
ceipts and license plates was issued
by employees Of the office.
Less than so per cent of the motor
vehicles had been registered up to
noon, employees Of the tax collectors
office stated. ard several thousand
motor vehicles will not have 1929 IL
censc plates for the beginning Of the
new year. No announcement was
made relative to what action will be
TAKEN
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THOUGH GUYS
SLAIN IN CAFE
Pair In Beer Racket
Shot At Table In
Chicago Club

CHICAGO. Dec. a. up Two
tough guys" Of the beer racket,
William Gunner McPadden and Hugh
"Stubby" McGovern, were shot to
death early today at the Granada
Cafe, 6sth street and Cottage Grove
Avenue.
Nearly 200 patrons dove under
tables, dashed for exits or hid be-
hind pillars at the sound of the six
shots, fired in succession. Very few
though witnessed the actual shoot
ing, which was in a secluded corner
of the cafe, one of the better known
South Side night clubs.
George Mahoney, a pistol in his
hand, vas arrested a moment after
the shooting. Police said six shots
had been fired from his revolver.
McGovern was described by police
as a former associate Of Al (Scar-
face) Capone, and reputed foe of
Ralph Sheldon in beer operations on
the South Side. McPadden, a pal Of
McGovern, was a business agent for
the Asbestos Pipe Coverers' union.
Both men we're shot through the
heart, and there was a bullet hole in
McGovern's forehead. The first shots
went wide, giving McCovern a chance
to draw his pistol. IL was still in
his hand. unfired, when he fell.
McPadden had no weapon.
McGovern. McPadden, two other
men and four women entered the
about / a. n. and had been
seated about an hour when Mahoney,
q male companion and two women
entered and took a table nearby.
said Mahoney walked over
to me others table, said q few words
% -dcGoserns and the guns flashed.
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WOULD STAY
ADVERTISED
Sale JAN. 2
Regents Pass Resolu.
ton Asking Atty.
Gen. Pollard to Take
Action

AUSTIN, Dec. 31.-F1-The Uai-
versity of Texas board Of regents to-
day passed a resolution asking At
torney General Claude Pollard to file
such suits as may be necessary to
prevent Land Commissioners J. T..
Robson from selling any Of the min
erai leases advertised for sale on
January 2.
The decision was reached at a
special session Of the board held at
the office Of President II. Y. Bene-
dict to determine what to do, il any
thing. about the fact that Land Com
missioner Robson intends to lease
1880 acres Of the 103, 900 University
"oil' lands originally advertised fer
Wednesday in the face OF University
protests.
Leasing OF the remainder will be
postponed until later as a result of a
conference between Governor Moody
and Robson Saturday at Dilley,
averting q special session OF the
special session of the legislature TO
repeal the lease law and take the
land off the market, because Of TN
favorable lease and market condi-
tions.
Commissioner Robson was prepar-
ing a statement today. Meantime,
there was a conference of members
of the attorney generals department
to see whether the state should do
anything in the way Of court notion.
The Robison-Moody conference re-
suited in an agreement by Robson
10 postpone January 2 lease sales Of
all but 1880 acres in the 03,0O0
advertised for that date. At the time
Robson did not tell the governor
where 1880 acres are located, but
said that Specific requescs" for its
marketing under the lease law, had
been made. The governor came back
to Austin to Dilley and announced
that no special session of the legis-
laturc would be called.
In a statement, Robson said that
the amount of land 10 be placed on
lease sale Wednesday under the
will be nearly half the
1903. 900 acres originally advertised.
instead of 20 sections as understood
by Governor Moody.
Commissioner Robson in a formal
statement postponed from January 2
TO January %, the leasing Of 4S,540
acres Of the original 100000 acres to
be sold.
CONTINUED on page three.)
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y. I. Asks Suits To Halt fOR Land Sal
Girls Kidnaper
Gives Self Up to
Woman Farmer

MSS, Dec. 31.-R)-An unveri-
fled report received at the state prison farm here mt
2 p. m, said a mob had overtaken Charley Shepherd,
alleged two miles north of
Cleveland, Miss.
The report was said to have come from the
sheriffs office at Cleveland. A telephone call by
newspaper men to verify the report brought the in
formation from the sheriffs office at Cleveland that
the sheriff and his deputies were out. The report had
been received there, it was stated, but no one in the
office had notification.
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MISSING OHIO BOY Is
SOUGHT IN COLUMBUS

ORN1LLE, o., Dec. 31.-tPD-The
search for four-year-old Melvin
Horst, who disappeared from his
home here late Thursday. led Of
ficers to Columbus today. Two wom-
en- reported last night they had seen
a child who fits the description of
the missing boy on q street car nj
Columbus in the company Of an eld-
erly couple.
Working on the theory the boy was
kidnapped for ransom officers be-
lieve Melvin was mistaken for A
neighbor boy. His father Raymond
Horst, 10 q laborer. while his neigh
Dor Is considered wealthy.
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Ewho also worked on the
plantation.
The brother informed Miss Keller,
who got in communication with a
guard at Parchman and the brother
was sent to see Shepherd. After N
time Miss Keller went to the house
and Shepherd surrendered.
Miss Keller and several neiEhbors
started with him for the state prIs-
on farm about % miles away.
Miss Duvall made her way Satur-
day into Camp Number o, about six
miles from her home, where she told
Of having been carried off by Shep-
herd. She said she had been forced
at the point Of n rifle 20 walk bare
footed until ten o'clock Friday night
before escaping.
Funeral services fer Duvall will
be held at Laurel, Miss, this after
noon.
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FINAL.
IN DUR
VALLEY

In OUR VALLEY" extends New
Years greetings, and in the words
Of Rev. and Mrs. o. c. Crow Of
Brownsville:
we sincerely appreciate your
valued friendship in the days gone
BY, and earnestly pray that 1929 may
bring to .ou n year OF glorious
achievement, substantial success and
Christian contentment."
The New Year gives much Of prom
Use to the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
Much work has been done in 1923
and In the years preceding.
Much work the results OF which
4. will become apparent in the year TO
come. And the years that will fol-
low.
The Valley has much to be thank
full for, and n great deal to look
forward to.
The Valley Is building thoroughly
economically, socially and in every
other way.
Let's make 1929 the greatest year
In the Valleys history.
SOPHIE BRASLAU is coming 70
Brownsville Friday for a concert.
Miss Braslau is a singer Of ma
tional fame.
She has appeared before the most
critical audiences in the United
States.
Her appearance here will be under
the auspices OF the Brownsville Con-
cert Bureau.
The bureau Is composed OF a few
women who are anxious 70 promote
appreciation of the voice and instru-
mental arts in the Valley.
IL is usually the women who may
be looked to 20 interest themselves
in such things.
The pioneers In this field in the
Valley will have only the satisfae-
ton of knowing that they have had
something 20 do with the develop
ment of such taste.
This second of a series of seasonal
entertainments should have the full
support Of the public.
THE BOX BILL which seeks 10
apply the immigration quota 70 all
Iatin-American countries and Can
ada, probably will not come up for
action during the short session.
! Disposition on the part OF propon-
ents as we'll as opponents to per-
init ir to 20 over to the next session
Of congress.
For one thing, they are awaiting
the outcome of a United States su-
prere court case on the question in
volving the right Of Canadians TO
cross the border daily in going to
AID from work and other business.
This case will be argued February
II and a decision is not possible be-
fore adjournment day Of congress-
March 4.
This decision may also affect sim
liar workers along the Mexican bor-
der.
There are many persons livirg IN
s.<jamoros who are employed IN
Brownsville. Similarly. BY the way
many live in Brownsville ard are N
ployed in Matamoros.
THE OFFICIAL vegetable market
report seasoy twill open now soon.
wsi,.b- operated by the Texas
1TContinued on page three.)
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy or fair and somewhat
colder tonight and Tuesday. Moder-
ate %northerly winds on the west
coast.
For East Texas: Generally fair to-
night and Tuesday; colder tonight;
freezing in northwest portion: some
what colder I'm east portion Tues
day. Moderate northwest winds on
the coast s~ubsiding and probably be-
coming casterly.
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PERTHSSHIRE, Miss, Dec. 81 % Charley
Shepherd, negro convict, surrendered to a woman planter
near here today for the murder of d. Duvall, an employe
of the Parchman state prison farm, and the kidnapping of
his 18-year-old daughter, Ruth.
Shepherds brother works on the plantation of Miss
Laura Mae Keller, and ne received word this morning
that the escaped convict was in a vacant house on the
and needed help and needed it right away"
The message was delivered by q negro named Bill
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Mother of Youth
chamberlain
GiUem Life Term

RIVERSIDE, Cal. Dec. 31.-(Pp-
Mrs. Sarah Louisa Northcott pleaded
guilty e the murder Of Walter Col
Inns in superior court here this morn
ing and was sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment.
The woman, who was accused with
her son, Gordon Stewart Eortheott,
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PEANUT is
FROM LUNG OF BABY

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 3l.-Rl-
Pieces OF a peanut lodged in the
lung Of 10 months old Donald Het-
itch Of Corning. were removed to-
day b. Or. G. r. Bowen. at Grant hos
pital here. and the baby is on the
road to recovery.
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HIT. RUN VICTIM DIES

HAUSTON, Dec. 3l.-R -PetA
Cummings, IS, Galveston merchant.
died early today OF injuries rcce ved
in a "hit and run" automobile acct
dent here Saturday. Mr.. C. Clyiner.
IL, Of S%uEarland, was arrested and
charged with failure 20 stop and
render aid.
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COVERED
BY ~THREE-INCH SNOW

PAMPA. Tex, Dec. 3i.-tFJ-Res-
idents opthe Panhandle awoke today
to find this section blapketed with
a three-inch snow.
Skies were clear today and the
temperature was slightly above freez-
ing.
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide nc Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal rneteorologi-
cal conditions:
High s:i9 p. n.
Low &:18 y. ri4
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
in the river during the next fes
days.
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New York Hosts In
Readiness For
Record Night

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.-VP-Mine
host, whether ii a Harlem night
club or a smart midtown hotel, was
making elaborate preparations today
for the entertainment Of Father
Knickerbocker and his guests New
Years eve.
Cover charges in hotels, night
clubs, restaurants and cabarets were
high.
The increase in the fec charged
for a seat, a noise-maker and a bag
Of confetti, was greatest in Harlem
clubs. II is the fad for white So
eiety folks to patronize clubs in this
negro district and ~ular Harlem
folks were getting cover charges as
high as SIS.
Some of the so-called exclusive
night clubs in the Broadway district
also asked s25 for a seat but others
were content with a modest SO.
The celebration at the Waldorf
Astoria will be sonnet ny in the ma
lure Of a farewell party, for another
New Years will see the hotel RACED.
There was some uneasiness among
proprie.ors of certain clubs regard
ing what. il anything, the police. I'M
der their new militant commissioner,
might or might not do. Commits
sioner Whalen. however, announced
no special duty for New Years eve.
HIP POCKET SAFE,
CHICAGO THINKS
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-CP-The Chi
CONTINUED on page two.)
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MISCELLANEOUS DATA

Sunset today $3.50
Sunrise tomorrow ............ 7.iax
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HIP POCKET SAFE,
CHICAGO THINKS

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-P-The Chi
Continued on page two.)
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RENT .HousEs-FURNIsHED.

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1887 OTIS ST. NE.
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1924 III ST. NV.
ADJOINING metropolitan CLUB.
boms, bath, notwithstanding .$45 90
S18 18th ST. NM.
d-fioor rear: room, kitchen, bath,
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1656 EUCLID ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen. bath, front porch. .*55 90
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MOORE & HILL. INC,
z3O 18th ST. NV.
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