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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07

Crosley Radios. Tire Shop. (22-4
Mrs. Ida Newton had her tonsils
removed last Saturday at the hospital.
U. G. Farmhouse of Comertown was
a business visitor in our city Satur-
day.
Rueben Rice was in from his farm
10 miles east for machinery repairs,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper came oy-
er from Outlook Saturday to do some
shopping.
1870 discount on groceries and
hardware at Garneau's Variety. 22-4
Kenneth Nicholson was in from his
home east of Antelope Saturday or
business.
Kelly Truck Tires 8 and 10 ply. Tire
Shop. 122-4t)
Ed. Ferguson and son of Westby
were business visitors here Tuesday
evening.
For Sale-One %" Red River Spe.
cial separator. Peterson Co. II
Gustave copeland, the McElro,
nightingale, paid Plentywood a visi
Friday.
Clair Stoner and daughter Lucii,
left by car the first of the week fo
Great Falls.
Lest we forget, ask for your Or
pheum Theatre tickets when purchas
ing anything at Johnson's Store.
years free service on Kelly tires
Tire Shop. (22-4t
Clarence Nelson was in from hi
farm IL miles east on Monday after
i noon to secure help for threshing.
f Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ellis and daughte
of Minot were visitors at Mrs. Johr
: sons home several days last week.
Complete line thresher supplies :
: Peterson Company.
90
Adolph Hueth of Coalridge arrive
in Plentywood Tuesday to spend a fe
s. day visiting with his brother Max.
r. 90
John Lee of Froid was in TOW
Tuesday to get some material haul'
ct to Dooley for contract he has thel
Ia Mrc Two Mon, woo o,ouo4ol
for appendicitis at the local hospit
es last Sunday and is now convalescin
FOR SALE-Four show cases, SO fe
shelving. Miller's Pharmacy. q
h. Otto Erickson of the Mildly pl
II cinct was in the county seat Tue
day getting repairs for his threshi
as outfit.
Thomas Feeney a pioneer reside
of Crosby motored to Plentywo
nd Monday for a short visit with re
ov tives here.
The 8-year-old daughter of o.
ck Hagen of Homestead had her tons
~ removed at the local hospital the fl
I ff of the week.
~ Before Ordering That Piano
W. call on us. If it is the price you
looking for we have it. For qua
we match them all. Try the Ke;
,si- Music House, Glasgow, Mont. 2
tly
Monday from his farm in the
wn serve country on business relative
ing machinery.
Helga Hendrickson has resumed
eft position in the clerk and record
the office at the court house after
weeks vacation.
90
,or VIM. Hubbard of Raymond is
t L. these days hauling grain by t.
10y from a farm east of PlentywooC
the elevator here.
a. Simon Swanson motored to I
o I'd mond Friday to put the finishing'
az new Delco Light he has insts
- for Bert Heron.
Harold Redden has resigned his
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07
PARK AUTO IN FRONT
OF C. N. FAST MAIL

Wolf Point-Their car parked ON
the main line track of the Great Nor
thern, George Windsor and Sam Rec
kard, both of McCone county, mar
rowly escaped almost certain death at
Wolf Point Sunday night. Only the
tagging of a westbound fast mail
train by depot employees saved them.
After the train had been stopped,
officers arrested the men and charg-
ed them with being drunk and disor-
derby. They had driven the machine,
which belonged to Lerton Hall, of this
city, along foot path and onto the
track in such manner, railway Off
Gals said, that the train might have
been wrecked had it struck the auto
and it's occupants.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07

Glasgow-AlfaIfa seed crop prom
ises to be large and profitable.
Great Falls-Great Northern shops
will employ $40 workmen to rebuild
engines.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07
Local News

..s.s*..tEE'''ss'''' = = = . : .
pst+eries, fresh. Tire Shop %
cara Risa had her tOnslls re-
Mis-; y 10th the hospital Monday
Nil and family of Mildly
Robert: 4a mn in PlentywoOd Sunday.
gere ylSl'Oi9 W.
NcElroy left for his farm farm
B. TTcElroy Monday to be on manu-
I 9sr threshing' oo-
= n. Rostad the Wes adgt d 4,1gsgat
T. ..r ~ to the county seat tuesday
N business 100
- Mrs. H. Shirtliff went to
Mr. aHu near Outlook to be present
FAR threshing' 40
cbir+Iiff of Outlook brought in
H. D. 81" % oats to his father in Plen-
tF,Tood Friday 90
ac,ottv Mcdonald of the Raymond nd
G :not was a business visitor IN the
fity Saturday -oo-
,,orick Redden of the Outlook
t.rritOry was in the county seat on
Sn.iness Saturday.
n
urs Adolph Hovdey of Raymond
M,rc TO PlentywOod Monday on
shopping tour an
Tor Sale-1 28-46 Rumeley Separa
[V md 1890 engine. This rig is al
ready res VI for threshing; Peterson Co. l
1nliette Garneau and Gladys Krebs
hscS left Friday for Fargo where the!
viii train for nurses.
katherine Boris has returned from
t.r vacation and is at her job in tn
T TT Of Courts office.
90
We handle the Chevrolet cars an
+,,cks Bredevine and Larson, West
a
BY. adv.
Rain fell lightly Tuesday putin
bp damper on threshing in manyse'
Fons for a short time.
I'd Berlandi, local electricity,
receiving medical treatment at the Il
al hospital this week.
40
Store fixtures for sale. Show case
electric coffee mill, fine scales, ct
Inuire of A. J. Moore, Plentywood.
lack O'Grady of RAYMOND precin
arrived in Plentywood Tuesday to f
up some political fences.
You will find lovely new dress
and smart coats that suggest famo
designers at Johnson's store.
Get a Case Combine and Cut Do1
big EXPENSE of harvesting and thres
ing Sold by Peterson Co.
90
Jens Hanson of Medicine Lake W
in brentwood Tuesday and Wednt
day looking for threshing help.
"Srotty" Walter left for Raymo
Tuesday. He will be in the empl
Of Bert Heron for a time.
Get YOUR Chevrolet car or trr
from Bredevine & Larson at West
adv. 9
Mrs. Billet and son Joseph of o
look were visitors at the HON eof
and Mrs. Shirtlifgf Friday.
-Oc-
Oliver Ziebarth has taken the pt
ton at the Occident elevator recer
vacated by Harold Redden.
Oscar Clementson of Concerto
was in Plentvwood Tuesday, gett
help for his threshing rig.
GLADYS Dod~n and Helen Groin
Tor COhaoen. Montana. the last of
week, where they will teach.
AUGUST Olson and family of Con
,own mOtored r. Plentvwood Mon
TO have some dental work done.
Mr. Cowlev. hotel proprietor
ambrose arrived in Plentvwood
I,rSt NJ tho week on local matters
ESQ fSr = short visit with his
W gpor"o who is working on farr
the Reserve country.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07

Great Northern payroll in Montana
is nearly $1,O00,000 month.
Hysham- Carload of registered
Percheron and Belgian horses is re-
ceived from North Dakota.
Almost every farmer in Petroleum
county keeps commercial dairy herd.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07

Butte.-Everett Rheim, held in
New York City for the murder of a
policeman, is the son of Oscar Rheim,
veteran street railway employee here.
Young Rheim was born in Butte ~
years ago.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-07

Dursee. The detectives came upon
him while they were trailing the fl
ancee, Josephine Sullivan, who was
held for questioning.
Dursee was shot as he attempted to
arrest three holdup men. He succeed
ed in wounding Ignatius CorradO who
is in the prison ward at Bellevue.
After admitting he shot Dursee,
Rheim accompanied detectives to the
place where the killing occurred and
re-enacted the crime, clicking an emp
ty gun at patrolman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

letin, though it was a natural and
expected result of the ordeal which
the king underwent yesterday, was
causing his doctors great concern.
1t was stated authoritatively that
the weakness was not unduly alarm
ing but for next few days, until it
was known definitely whether the
kings strength was sufficient to con-
quer the weakness anxiety must con
tinue.
Emphasis was laid in palace cir
cles this morning on the fact that
the struggle which the king faces
vas likely to be a hard and a diff
cult one.
That weakness was certain TO re-
suit was one OF the grave considera-
tons the doctors had to weigh be-
fore performing the operation. 1t
was understood, however, that as
soon as the fluid around the base of
the lung had been detected yester-
day morning. there was little doubt
that an operation would have to be
performed.
The bulletin issued at 10:45 a. m,
today read:
"The king has had some sleep. The
local condition is satisfactory. The
weakness and toxemia are consid.
cradle. but the pulse Is steady and
his majesty is not losing ground"
The crowd on hand 10 watch the
posting Of the bulletin was larger
than usual because Of the sensation
al nature of yesterdays develop
Continued on Page Nine.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
LATE BULLETINS
OKLAHOMA BANK RoBBER GETS LIFE SENTENCE

OKLAHOMA BANK ROBBER GETS LIFE SENTENCE
ADA, Okla Dec. I3-CP-A sentence of life imprisonment In tn state
penitentiary for robbery Of the First National Bank Of Allen, Okla, was
imposed upon Curtis Black today by Orel Busby. district judge. Black was
arrested in Tyler, Tex, after the robbery, August 1.
SAN MARCOS MAN HEADS b. y. r. U. COMMITTEE
DALLAS, Tex. Dec. 13-P9-Dr. r. L. Powell, San Marcos, was elected
chairman Of the executive committee, Baptist Young Peoples Union, az a
meeting Of the body here today. The committee was selected recently at
a state convention of the b. Y. p. U, at San Angelo. Several ommittees
we're appointed today, including one, comprising DR.. NJ. I. Andrews 4 Tex
arkana, Dr.P Powell and T. c. Gardned Of Dallas, to consider Thu inter-de-
nominaional movement
MORIARTY TO BE AMERICAN LEAGUE Jumps" AGAIN
CHICAGO, Dec. Is-OP-George Morarty, manager of the Detroit Ii
gers for two years, will return 10 the American league as an umpire next
season President L. s. Barnard Of the league announced today. Dave Barry
of Boston was added TO the list as n reserve umpire.
DEATH OF Ell PASO LIEUTENANT CALLED MIsHAP
Ell PASO, Dec. 13-QP1-The death Of Lieutenant Roy T. SpecE OF TT
Bliss, who ws found shot to death in front Of his quarters Il the army
post here Monday, "a declared accidental today BY an army board Of
inquiry.
SENATE VOTES INCREASE IN BOULDER DAM FUND
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13-OP-The senate today voted to increase the
authorization in the Boulder Dam bill from S125O00O0O TO S165OO0OO0.
TO PROTEST McCLOSKEY CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION
SAN ANTONIO, Dee. 13-dP-Protest of the issuance O. a certificate
Of election to Judge Augustus McCloskey, democratic congressman-elect
from the I4th district and winner over Congressman Harry vi Wurzbach,
will be filed with the state canvassing board By attorneys for Wurzbach.
BODIES OF SLAIN TEXANS RECOVERED FROM RIVER
PORT LAyACA, Texas, Dec. 13-QP-The bodies IF James n VIII
Moore. brothers. whom +. r. Robideaux, trapper, said he killed In self-de-
tense at his home n Kenyon Island near here Tuesday were recovered from
the Guadalupe river this afternoon. A searching party headed by Mar'tn
Moore. brother Of the slain men. found the bodies nar the spot where Rc-
bideaux said he threw them. VIII Moores head was badly beaten, Officers
said. James Moores body had a bullet wound in the right leg and another
behind the right ear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Wright, Lindbergh
Hear Talk About
New Aerial Lanes

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-FI-or-
willie Wright, who startled a skepi-
cal world by raising a machine-driv-
en- airplane from the sands of North
Carolina IS years ago, and Charles
"A. Lindbergh, who fired the enthu-
siasm Of millions by flying from New
York TO Paris only nineteen months
ago, sat almost side by side here
today to hear Of the future path
ways planed for aviation to estab-
lish throughout the world.
The roles which France and Cuba
hope to play in this development
were outlined to the International
Civil Aeronautics conference by Pr
ere Etienne Flandin. vice-president
Of the French chamber Of deputies
and president of the French Aerial
club, and by Arturo De Plazaola, Gu
ban delegate.
NJ. Flandin talked of his nations
extensive plans to expedite creation
OF international air routes. He said
the French airways were already
open to innocent passage by foreign
aircraft, and were already being
used regularly by planes from Eng
land. Germany, The Netherlands and
Belgium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
SENATE VOTES
BIG DRY FUND
ESQ Million Added to
Treasury Bill By
Senator Bruce

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-tP)-
without a word Of debate, the senate
today added more than $3.50, 00o, 900
to the treasury department appropri-
alton bill for enforcement Of prohi-
bition.
The addition was made on motion
Of Senator Bruce, democrat, of Mary
land. a wet. and was approved after
the bill had once been passed.
Senator Bruce was out of the
chamber al the time the treasury
appropriation measure was first
passed. He returned TO ask recon
sideration. This was agreed to. His
amendment was not even read in the
hustle to get the measure on its way
through, and Senator Moses of New
Hampshire. the presiding officer,
declared it accepted as soon as it
was put. The bill now must 20 10
conference between senate and house
conferees. Tbs house already had
voted down a similar proposal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
2 TESTIFY In
HIT -AND-RUN
HEARING HERE
State Star Wit
In Tamale Vendor
Death to Take the
Stand at 2 p. M.

Two witnesses, Stella Sanchez, 10
and j.. B. Aveilhe. immigration in
spector stationed at the Gateway,
were the first called to testify in the
examining trial Of Mrs. III. j. Walsh
of S~tutgard, Ark, being held here
on n charge Of failure to stop and
render aid" An automobile struck
and fatally injured Juan Gonzales.
Brownsville tamale vendor, at the in
tersection or Madison and Four
teenth streets nj ESQ o'clock Tues
day evening. Police believe Mrs,
Walsh was the driver az the automo-
bile.
The states star witness, W. Egg
ley, who was driving a car a lalf
block behind the Ceath car at the
time Of the accident, was 10 take the
stand when the hearing was resumed
ut . o'clock Thursday afternoon, ae-
cording to Bascom Cox, assistant
county attorney.
Aveilhe. in his testimony Friday
morning, declared that the car
driven by Mrs. Walsh had crossed
Continued on Page Nine.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
TWO OFFICES
NOT INCLUDED
IN PETITIONS
Claim 1,454 Persons
Voting Did Not Pay
Poll Taxes; Charge
AGO Aliens Voted

McALLEN. Dee. 13.-Petitions con-
testing all but two Hidalgo county
offices for which there were oppos-
ing candidates in the general cleo
ton, were filed Wednesday in the
10th and 93rd district courts at
Edinburg by attorneys for candidates
on the citizen-republican ticket.
The two Offices not contested are
those of commissioners for precincts
Nos. 3 and 4. In No. 3 Robert Hen
derson, independent candidate was
declared elected. and in No. 4 s. NJ.
Hargrove, democrat, was elected.
All contests with the exception of
Gordon Griffin, independent candi-
date for the Texas legislature, were
filed in the 93rd District Court.
Griffin's contest was filed in the 10th
district court and Smiths contest
will be filed with the house Of rep
res~entatives.
The petition, which is lengthy. on
tains a number Of exhibits setting
out in detail the reasons for con-
tests. The exhibits are supplemented
BY names of voters and their ballot
numbers in an efofrt to prove the
charges Of illegal voting.
Text Of Exhibits
The exhibit supporting the petit
tons is detail follows:
Exhibits A and B-Contestant
would show TO the court that the
Weslaco voting box and returns
were not estimated and the votes
were not considered, estimated and
counted by the county judge or by
the commissioners court. that said
returns were in all things regular
that they were signed and certified
Continued on page nine)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
2 OTHERS In
LOCAL JOB TO
co To- PRISON
Sentence Of Cara and
Smith Delayed to
January Court By
Judge Hutchinson

A. W. Collier. Of Fort Worth. con
sidered leader in the smuggling OF
610 gallons of liquor into the United
States from Mexico, and caught near
here by federal and county officers,
was given a four-ycar sentence in
the federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth by Judge J.. c. Hutchinson here
today, following his conviction with
four others. Arthur Seward, also
Of Fort Worth and Jose Casillas of
Brownsville were given two-year
terms each.
John Smith Of Fort Worth and Ar
turo Cara of Brownsville were con-
victed but sentence was delayed un-
til the opening Of federal court at
Corpus Christi in January.
Judge Hutcheson called Collier a
"rum bandit" and said he was the
second mar he ever had given such a
severe sentence on a like charge.
The judge had received a telegram
police at Fl. Worth in which Col
liers' record there was stated to be
bad.
The men were found guilty Thurs
day morning by the federal jury aft
err a trial which had lasted through
Wednesday.
Collier and Seward were found
guilty on four counts, possession,
smuggling, transportation I'D con-
spiracy to violate the prohibition
act and customs laws. Smith was
found guilty on all counts except
smuggling, and Casillas was found
guilty on all four counts with the
additional count Of a previous eon-
viction.
The liquor seizure at the time the
quintet was arrested was the larg-
Continued on Page Nine.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
PREMIUM FOR
BONDS IS Bid
County Offered Bonus
OF $500 on Ser
les D. Issue

A premium Of $500 was offered
by John Gregg Of Brownsville for
Cameron county's Series ID" bonds,
the fourth million OF the $4,000, 900
road bond issue.
The offer was taken under advise
ment by the commissioner court
which deferred action on the bond
sale until Tuesday morning, Deeem-
Der Is.
Only one bid was submitted,
though at least ten bond firms were
represented among the number pres
ent. Following opening and reading
or the bid Commissioner A. ". Lo-
gan moved that action be deferred
until Tuesday. and the motion pass
cd By a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Gregg. Brownsville banker.
was also the successful bidder on
the Series &c" bonds in the amount
Of $1,000, 900, sold in June.
The opening Of bids was originally
called for December ~, at 2 o'clock,
but was postponed until Thursday
morning. A large number of bond
buyers who were in the city We'd
nesday, remained and were present
Mt the opening Thursday morning.
No official statement va made by
the county commissioners, but bond
buyers stated that they considered
the bid exceptionally good in view
of the present condition of the bond
market which has been affected by
the recent reverses on the stock mar
ket and the eastern financial depres-
sion. The Series &C" bonds brought
a premium Of $21,500.
IL doubt il there is another county
in Texas which would have received
a bid SO high at the present time"
one of the bond buyers said. "The
bend market is in worse condition
than at any time in recent years,
and the fact that Cameron county
received an offer Of a substantial
premium Is due to the excellent H.
naneial condition Of the county and
the further fact that these road
bonds are increasing both actual and
tarable valuations"
The bonds will not be ready for
delivery before January 10. at the
earliest. County Judge o. {. Daney
announced prior to opening the bid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Supreme Court
Upholds Award
In Trolley Crash

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 13.-Pl-A
$4,000 damage judgment granted by
district court in Harris county
against the Houston Electric COM
pany and in favor Of Adeline McNatt
was sustained by the supreme court
yesterday. despite the traction COM
pany's allegation that J. ". McNatt
was assisted BY his wife from the
real seat in driving his automobile
when II was struck by a treet car.
The "rear seat" contention was in
strumental in influencing the Hu-
preme court to grant the traction
company n writ Of error but after
hearing details of the case the court
decided the evidence indicated the
trolley was travelling too fast when
il struck the McNatt's ar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-(P-Tex
Richard made known today that in
1918 he lost a chance to promote
the biggest fight Of his
war between Bolivia and Para
quay.
Richard spent eight years in
Paraguay, going there in 1912 with
twenty Texas cowboys sent by the
Farquahar Syndicate engaged in
the cattle industry and develop
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

the Manfalcone yesterday pre-
pared 70 return to San Pedro. This
was the cue for the law TO deliver
an ultimatum.
II the ship into port, she
will be seized.
In the face Of this notice the
Manfalcone today was still riding
at anchor 10 miles off San Pedro.
No customers are aboard. The
ornate dancing pavilion was empty
and the gambling rooms were bare.
All hands were saddened over he
deaths Of the two barge deck
hands. She was . ship without a
country facing a hostile port.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

ment Of the country's
I'm 1913" said Richard, Il came
up through the Argentine with
twenty cowboys, $4,000 head Of
cattle and a train of about fifty
wagons with the idea Of crossing
into Paraguay across the Pilco-
mayo river, the boundary between
Paraguay and the Argentine.
swell, as soon as we got into
Paraguay we came across a lot Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
? Die. IS Hurt In Texas Storms
Richard Reveals HOW He
Lost Chance TO Promote
Bolivia Paraguay Fight

forts, all filled with Bolivians.
All these Bolivians-soldiers they
were-said that IL we didn't turn
back they'd shoot US.
"We thought we'd better go
around, SO we came out again and
went south through the Argentine
to Asuncion and into Paraguay
across the eastern boundary, the
Paraguay river. When we got
CONTINUED on page nine.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
ASK FORECLOSURE
ON CORAL CABLES

JACKSONVILLE, fla, Dec. 13.-
R-Suit seeking foreclosure Of
mortgages on Coral Gables, real es-
tate development near Miami, and
seeking final determination Of all
claims on its real estate has been
filed in federal court here. Sale Of
property to meet payments due on
unpaid bonds totalling $445, 900 with
interest is asked.
The suit was filed yesterday by
Grover Middlebrook, trustee for the
bondholders, and names among as
other defendants, Coral Gables, the
United States government and Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Owen, representative
elect from the Fourth congressional
district. The government holds a
lien for unpaid income taxes Of near
" $500, 900 with interest Of $4,000
against the property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Brothers Slain
In Drinking Bee;
Bodies In River

PORT LAVACA. Tex, Dec. 13.-tP)
Posses today were dragging the
Guadalupe River and searching along
its shores for the bodies of Willet
and James Moore. slain yesterday in
n fight which started during a drink
ing bout. P. +. Robideaux. who
raises muskrats on Kenyon Island,
where the staying occurred. is in Jail
here.
The Moore brothers. each Of whom
leaves a wife and two children, are
alleged 20 have gone 10 Rohideaux's
cabin to drink yesterday while on a
fishing trip. In the course Of an ar
gument. James Moore was killed by
n charge from n shotgun and his
brother beaten to death with the
shotgun barrel.