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FL Jardin Farmer
Dies At His Home
Following Illness

John Lewis Wilson, IL. died at
his home in Ell Jardin about 8 a. m.
Sunday. He had been i'll only a
day or two. Death was due to heart
lived in this section for about ten
trouble.
Funeral arrangements are being
held up waiting the arrival Of 2
brother from North Texas. W. a.
Darling has charge Of the remains.
years.
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SPAIN THANKS u. 5.
FOR FLYERS INTEREST

WASHINGTON, July 1.-(P)-
Appreciation Of the sympathy and
interest Of the American people
during the time the Spanish flyers
were missing, was expressed in be-
half of the Spanish government to-
day by the Spanish embassy.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
MEETING TO OPEN

GALVESTON, Tex, July 1.--tP)-
The last of delegates to the thir-
teenth biennial convention of the
Catholic Daughters of America were
arriving here today for the meet
ing which will open with a banquet
tonight.
Business sessions will get under
way tomorrow. They will be pre-
ceded by pontifical high mass at
ST. Mary's Cathedral with Bishop
Byrne as celebrant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01
Army Flier Plans
Attack on Record
Hop Made By Hawks

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 1.-tP
In the wake of Capt. Frank Hawks
two record-breaking transcontinen-
tai flights of last week came the
announcement here today th a t
Lieut.. Herbert Fahy would attempt
to fly from here to New York and
return in 81 hours.
The announcement said Fahy,
who holds the unofficial record for
solo non-refueling endurance flight,
would use a plane capable of max
ing 200 miles an hour. The plane
is expected to start next Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01
PARLIAMENT WILL
OPEN NOON TUESDAY

LONDON. July 1.-(P)-The new
British parliament. with a plural.
ity of labor members, will open
formally at noon tomorrow with
reading of the speech from the
throne. The speech is expected to
be the longest in the history of
parliament. 1t also will be the
first ever framed by a labor govern
men&
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cIrT WEEVu. CLAIM

AUSTIN, July 1.-(P)-The $780,
000 claim of West Texas farmers
for damages as a result of the pink
boil worm quarantine was cut to
$15o,000 by the house Of representa-
tives today.
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(By The Associated Press. )


An air mail pilot and an official
Of an airplane we're among the vic
tins Of fatal aviation accidents over
the weekend. Mishaps on the At
lantic and Pacific coasts and in the
middle west cost four lives.
Waldo E. Robey, "a years old, of
Kansas City, Mo. mail pilot for
Continental Air Lines, Inc, was
killed instantly when his plane
struck a radio antenna mast at
Columbus, Ohio, during a heavy fog
Ira I. Wilkinson, IS years old, an
official of the Capital Airways COM
pany and his step-son, Charles
Wilson, 18 years old, were burned to
.!eath in the wreckage of an ar
plane which fell in the residential
district Of Sacramento, Cal. and
burst into flames. Ira Martin, the
pilot, escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01
KHLED IN BLAST

HOUSTON, July 1.-(P)-Four
men were reported burned in an
explosion today in the Humble Oil
company's refinery at Baytown,
about Is miles east Of Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01
FLYERS THREATENED

..CLEVELAND, July L. A fog
which hung over the Cleveland air
port and at times forced them to
fly as low as so feet threatened to-
day to force the refueling flight
endurance attempt of Pilots Roy l..
Mitchell and Byron X. Newcomb to
end in failure,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01
THE WEATHER
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
For Brownsville and the Valleyf
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
For East Texas: Generally fair
tonight and Tuesday. Light to mod
crate southerly winds on the coast.
RIVER FORECAST
There will be a further slight or
possibly moderate rise in the river
from Rio Grande City down about
Wednesday and Thursday.
STATIONS-F1ood stage. feet:
height of river, feet; change since
last report; precipitation in last "a
hours, inches; state Of weather:
Rio Grande River, Sunday, June
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Arguments Open In Murder Trial
Canada Flyer Hops
In Record-Seeking
Plane For Airport

Barney Zmmery pilot attempt nopstop flight from the
Winnipeg Canada left the plane factory
Monday should arrive Brownsville
Tuesday, telegram the chamber of said
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Late Bulletins
FLARE IN REFUELING

LOS ANGELES, July 1.-(P)-A
red flare, exploded in a high fog
over the San Fernando valley to-
day, enabled a refueling ship to 10
cate the lost endurance airplane of
Leo Nonis and Maurice Morrison
and transfer a load Of gasoline to
it. The monoplane's gasoline sup
ply was almost exhausted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01

TIDE Ts1
High and low
bel tomorrow,
neurological coz
High
Low ....
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-01

OIL&GAS

Industrial Plant Burning Equipment
A fine line
Complete Systems Installed
Alamo Iron Works
Brownsville - Corpus Christi
San Antonio -- Houston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 0-IR-W.
D. I'D. AJ-Cattle trade around the
ll-market circuit was marked ~
considerable ~uneveness. Prices Non
day were firm to higher but Ter
trade was dull with yearlinEs the
only class TO find q dependable
outlet. Light yearlIngs and the bet
tex grades OK long yearlinRs are
closing the week steady 10 slightly
higher, while most OF the matiirnd
steers show losses TX 25 Il SOC. Low
grade slaughter COWS AZ several
markets Sagged to the lowest level
of the season. "A lower nndertnne
also developed On replacemert
SeOcA. Win some points reporting
losses of ~ 2 SOC. Kansas CT had
= liberal run OK stock calves and
prices tumbled SOC a 500. Receir.7
272, 400.
Hog prices mid-week we're mat
erially lower. LIT gains On late
sessions lett current rates General
Az STEADY 10 l5c under "a week aro.
Welghty butchers we're
tlyely scarce and moved 10 the beet
advantage. st. Louis had "A closin-
oE $3.50. Total offerings $4,000.
The sheep supply numbered
around $4,000 against AL. OO3 Iast
week and POI $50 q year AZ IA
IeW markets closed che week lower
on fat lambs, but most centers were
on = steady 70 strong basis ared
STOCK ruled unevenIy steady to 90
nlgner. The movement cf rat range
lambs has been almost COMPLETED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10
500 Expected At
Highway Meeting

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 9-H1-A AT
least five hundred persons are ex-
pected to attend the fifteenth an
nual melting Of the American asso-
citation Of state highway officials at
San Antonio Nov. 1915.
Registrations have been made with
Glib Gilchrist OF Austin, state high
way engineer. About $50 persons
from outside Texas had registered
before Nov. /. Every state was rep
resented.
The association IS made up OF
present and former highway COM
missioners. chief state highway en-
gineeTs, officials of the Bureau Of
Public Roads and professors Of high
way engineering. Gilchrist and the
Texas highway commission will act
as hosts.
Gov. Dan Moody Is OF the pro-
gram for an address Of welcome.
Among the talks will be one by G.
II. Purcell. California highway en-
gineer In the INTERPOLATION of Air
way and Highway Transportation"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.AP-Cot-
ton was quiet today with prices cas-
ing off under weekend liquidation
and some further selling By the
south. No fresh news factor OF inn
pcrtance was mentioned In explana-
ton OF the decline which carried
the price or January contracts off
To 1913, or IL points net lower. but
except for trade buying and cover
ing very little demand was in evil
dence. January closed at l7.40 with
the general market closing barely
steady at net declines of 0 to IL
points.
The opening was steady at a de-
cline of 2 TO z points under sell
ing which was probably influenced
by relatively easy Liverpool cables.
The initial offerings were quite
readily absorbed by trade buying
and covering and prices worked up
a few points.
Prices soon turned easier again
with December selling off to l7.25
and March to 1857 in the later
trading. or about IL TO Is points
net lower. The southern selling was
not heavy but there was some
liquidation or reselling BY local buy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10
Criminal Docket AT
Laredo Is Heaviest

LAREDO, Tex, Nov. 9-FJ1Trial
Of the heaviest criminal docket in
the history of the 49th judicial dis
trict In Webb county will begin Mon
day. Nov. IL. and continue for four
weeks. District Judge John "A. Walls
has already set 96 or the cases on
the docket. and the remainder will
BE- set as soon as the grand ury
finishes its work and Is discharged.
The Maria Alatorre perjury caSe
growing out OF the williams muir
der trial. is set for Nov. q, the En-
rique Gonzales embezzlement trial
growing out OF the disappearance or
$1,000 pesos Mexican gold IN Lar
edo last January, Is set for Nov. -.
the Felipe Zuniga murder case
growing out OF the killing OF Benito
Ramon. while Zuniga, q Mexican
customs guard or Nuevo Laredo was
shooting I'D" Laredo on Sept. 15
last, Is set for Nov. Is.
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The Road to a Home of Your Own Lies in the Classified Real Estate Ad

ers. Closing prices were within ~
point or two of the lowest.
Some OF the weekend reviews 0f
the cotton goods situation placed
considerable stress ON the possible
ty or mill curtailment owing 90 the
recent falling off i'm demand. and
may have been partly responsible
for some OF the local selling. Pri-
vate cables said that American buy
ing and trade calling in the LIVER
pool market had been supplied by
liquidation and hedge selling.
These advices reported moderate
cloth sales TO Egypt and the con-
tinentY but said that yarns was In
active. The amount of cotton ON
Sh1pboard awaiting clearance nt
the end OF the week ISL 1886 bales
against l59,8f8 last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

Clyde Tennis Land. Co. to Gott-
libe Rauschenberger, 5 &C. in Lot
207. La Blanca Cubd. $1,000.
Joseph ". Gray, ct Tx to W.. j.
Bridges. w. Q &C. Of Sh of NEE
Of NEh Sec. 80, Por. 50 to 81.
$4,000.
Lucy Ramey g. r. A. Ramey
to @. @. Nelson Lot /. Bloc "a and
Z. Is &C. Lot 2. Block n. La DON
ma Plat. $1,000.
Anna l.. Holt. ct al to hill Bue-
scher Bentsen Inc. S1h Lot SO, Holt
Tract Subd. Cont. 20 &C. $2500.00.
Bertha l.. Wells to Bertha T..
Dewey, NJ. $50 &C.. Lot 2, Block "A"
Edinburg outlots $1,000.
Dionicio Gonzales to Miguel Con-
zales Lots Is and is, ,Ilock 80,
Pharr $4,000.
A. r.. G. l.. g. I. Co. to Bager
Potts Nursery Co. Inc. S 20 &C.
Farm Tract 2O79, North Capisallo
Dist. S3700.00.
II. M. Fristoe. ct L.: to City
Central Bank & Trust co. 27.l0 &C.
$. I'd. Lot IL, Holt Tract $4,000
George G. Avant to "A. b. Riley
Farm Tract 80, Cont. 11.6l &C.
Bixby Subd. $1,000.
Manuela 3. Serna, ct Tx to "A.
3. Cantu Lot IL. Block Is. San
Juan T0wnsite $1,000.
Jean Allan Martin, et al ID "A. B.
Cantu Lot y, Block 3. San Juan
$1,000.
p. w. Barron to Leocadio :.
Cara Lot -, Block 2. La Paloma
Addn. 70 McAllen $4,000.
Edinburg Improvement Assn. "a
James e. McAllen Lot Y. Block 154.
Edinburg Townsite $1,000.
+. J. Gaddy, ct Tx 70 Cornelia
Armstrong Lot AZ, Block i26. Palm
Heights Adm. to Mercedes 100000
J. 7. Magee et ux 20 Anna Kath-
crime Brickmand Eik Lot Q. Sec
ton 256. Tex.-Mex. 100000.
NJ. w. Barrett to T. q. Cook. SW
III &C. Lot IS, Sec. -, also ~. "a nc.
Lot Is, Sec. ~, Hidalgo Canal
Company Subdivision $1,000.
III. @. Cramer, et Tx to I. O.. Cook
Sc IL &C. Lot IS, Sec. ~, Hidalgc
Canal Co. Subd. $1,000.
MAJ FOlunSky 10 ". o.. Calls
w. 80 nc. OF IL. 80 &C. Lot 100 and
los, Porcion 90 and 10 also q strip
25.73' wide extending from NJ. %
.. across lot 100 and los. $1,000.
Max Polunsky 20 u. r.. Calls
II is &c. of w. 30 &C. OF II. so DC,
Lot 100 and 195, Por. so a. 10 also
strip 25.73 It. extend. from NJ. to
.. across said lots S4500.O0.
Tom Simmons. 20 Clara Simmon.
Lots 8 and 9. Block 152, Edinbure
townsite $4,000.
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WHEAT HOLDS
TO Low LEVEL
Traders Strive For Higher
Price In Van AS LIVER
pool Drops

wa @4G8& 4NMMMMGM GWM+MKu
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.@A1-Wheat
traders striving for higher prices
had q Robinson Crusoe time OF it
today. Hopes that export business
would develop were dashed again.
Notwithstanding that Liverpool and
Chicago markets today were at
more than an export difference for
standard grades both of United
States and Canadian wheat. Mean
while, predictions were current that
Chicago deliveries on December
wheat contracts will be heavy, to-
tai stocks Of wheat in elevators
here being upward OF %, o 900
bushels and No. 2 hard wheat now
waiting on railroad tracks in Chi
cagO freight yards selling nc q de-
cided discount under December.
Closing quotations on wheat
were nervous. 5-8 70 ! 1-8c q BUSH
Ell below yesterdays finish. Corn
closed 7l8 70 / 5-8c down, oats l-2
TO 5-8c off and provisions un-
changed 70 u setback OF 7C.
From the outset, the wheat trade
here had to face the fact that the
Liverpool wheat market today was
down 10 a new low price record, the
December delivery in Liverpool hiv-
ing dropped TO below any level here
tofOre reached this season. Under
such circumstances and with Euro
pean demand for wheat from North
America apparently at o. virtual
s~tandStill, houses with connections
northwest and east sold heavily at
times, and Chicago prices for future
deliveries underwent material
breaks.
IL was pointed out that United
States Nc. 2 hard winter wheat
at Liverpool today was quoted at
$l.36 Ia and No. 5 Canadian wheat
at $l.38 ga, whereas simultaneous
~ No. ? hard wheat in Chicago was
Sl.l8 IA to S1.19. IN the end this
difference which normally should
have resulted in export business. ap-
peared TO have brought no such
fruit, and the market here was again
sinking fast as the days dealings
came 70 a close.
Larger receipts OF new corn IN
Chicago together with trade pre-
paratiOnS for the government crop
report due Monday. did much to-
day TO send the corn market down
grade. Nebraska farmers were re-
ported as offering new corn free
Nv. Oats declined owing 10 SYM
pathy with other grain.
Provisions averaged lower. in
fluenced by expected liberal re-
ceipts OF hogs next week
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TOday'S Radio Features
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 70
(By The Associated Pressl

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The county commissioners court
held a brief session Saturday morn
ing at which time minor business
matters were attended to and the
court heard -. 4. Holland, local
attorney, speak in behalf Of legal
protection for Valley Mexicans.
The tax assessors office was
authorized 10 purchase q new type
friter and an overdraft in the pro-
lection and conAruction fund was
covered by the sale OF thT e bonds
to the interest and sinking fund
for road and bridge bond or 1920.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10
Fl LOUD SPEAKERS
IN a HOSPITAL

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Nov. g.
R1-Twenty-one loud speakers I'm
the various wards OF the Wichita
Falls state Hospital for the insane
have opened a new world TO the
inmates, according TO DR.. q. wv.
Cashier. superintendent "A central
radio set I'm the administration
building takes programs all over
the grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-F-cot-
tonseed oil was duh and irregular
today, closing 2 points lower 10 \
point higher. F~eatureless conditions
prevailed throughout with the
trade devoted 70 local evenInR-un
ana exchanging. Jan-March cor
tracts were exchanged W. 20 points
Dec-May at Al points.
sales 900 barrels. Prime crude
7-37 10: prime summer yellow snot
6yO; Dec. closed goo: Jan. g.lG:
March 9.27, Nav g3.
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Cotton Stockings

CONTINUE From Page One.)
with you, too. I'll break his dirty
"Oh, Tim, Tint" ROsalie shook
her head and tears came W her
eyes, don't say that. Don't ever
ny that"
she ran up the street and ne stood
staring after her, stark misery In
his blue, boyish eyes. Someway.
somehow. ne must get at the bottom
or all this-and help hts girl.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

GALVESTON. Tex. Nov. e-lP-
spots closed steady ten down.
Low ordinary ll60; ordinary 1850
good ordinary l3.bt; stric good
ordinary 1850: low middlinr 1850.
strict low middling 1850: middiinr
l7-35; strict middlinR 1870; GOOD
modelling I7.85: strict good MIDI
ling 1900; middling fair i825.
Sales Spots rs; <. O. b. 1900.
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Cameron Courts

CAMERON COURTS
Suits Filed i'm the District Courts:
None.
28th District Court.
Hon. "A. w. Cunningham, Judge
In Vacation.
103rd District Court.
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge.
No Orders.
County Court.
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge.
Suits filed: None.
County Court at Law.
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge.
No Orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

For Cameron County, Texas.
Furnished by VALLEY ABSTRACT
COMPANY.
M. A. FARRELL ct ux- to Z. X.
Moody. North 10 Ac. OF South IL
Blk. l08. Wilson Tract Bur. Is.
100000.
10. c. Elstner to A. g. Strickland
S. Acres out OF Blk. %, San Ben
ito Land and Water co. Sub. Con-
cepcion de Carricitos Grant. g..
r. M. Correa to HiIario Torres
ct Tx. All Lot IA, BLK. 8, West Har-
IIngen, Hgn. $1,000.
Ira r.. Baize TO Catarino Cara
East IL Lot 2. Blk lOS, Harlingen
$1,000.
L. +. Sealey by Trustee 70 y. III.
Dunlap a portion OF Lot 10 and 10.
Blk. 3. Townsite Ia Feria S25O0.O0.
"A. Wayne Wood, Tr. TO r.. p.
McGovern Lots $40 and 87l, Colo
mia Victoria, Brownsville $lt 90.
W. q. Nantes 70 SImon Reyna
Lot 80 in and adjoining San Ben
ito. Plat 7-20. Sl0.C0.
r.. W.. Nelson et TX. TO Thelma
Nelson. Lot 3. ~. w. Nelson Addn.,
Hgn. $1,000.
Los Ebanos Est. Inc. to "A. "A.
Hargrove. Lot 80, Blk. 3, Los Eba-
nos Addn. Brownsville Fiat $40
100000.
Nora q. Nelly ct vir, 10 AL Fl.
Fernandez. Tr. Lots Is and rs,
Blk. "a, Townsite FresnoS. sf0.O0.
w. O. Mathes 70 Esther O.. 'Vda.
de Gonzales. Lot IL, Elk. IA, Colo
MIA La Palma Map OF Combe Re-
serve in and adjoining San Benito
Plat 7-20 $1,000.
II. G. Mitchell to W.. II. WEIGH
Lot 8, Blk. %, Third Adm, San
Benito. $1,000.
Grace r.. Clark 20 III. j.. Green
field 6.48 Acres out of Blk. So,
Minn-Texas Land and Irrig. Co,
La Feria Grant. $2592.00.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE

500 Business Cards. No. IS. printed.
S2.00; $50 letter heads 6xo and $50 en-
velopes. $500. Orders sent e. o. u.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
LTvESTOCK-POULTRY

CERTIFIED CHICKS: From 200 Egg
Cockerels: bloodtested. leading variet-
les: prices within reach Of all. Live der
livery. Catalog Free. Dixie Poultry
Farms. BOX l0s. BRENNAN. Texas. Woo
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ARTICLES FOR SALE


Red Sta gasoline or coal-oil range. good
as new. A bargain Mrs. W. A. Ross. lO3
Adams St. Brownsville. w -
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Cafe fixtures FOR sale st a bargain. Must
sell or lease cafe at once. Mrs. j. Ben
der. los Mission Ave, Mercedes, Texas.
WITS
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FOR SALE. Full enamel gas range. like
new. Cost s67.O0. VIII take $4,000 cash
Also ~two-gallon coffee urn. good as new,
$500. Box ass, San Benito. Texas
W-82
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white Star gas range for sale. cheap.
Apply Leader Barber shop. al Eleventh
81. W-5o
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Opportunity for several ambitious wo-
men TO learn interesting and profitable
profession. Home work. Address Glenn
q. Smith. food scientist. care Chamber
Of Commerce. W-o4