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CHAPTER 48
NINE LINKS

l put away my little red notebook.
Those" I said, ARE the. nine links
In my chain Of evidence against Mac
Nair. In bulk, the chain is impress
sive; unlink 1t and you will find that
most of the links are weak"
Il don't know about that" Deacon
objected. II thought you had q pref
ty strong case"
I shook my head. ut might have
got a conviction In m English court,
but I doubt II 1t would have in an
American.
"MacNair had been too clever to
leave any tangible clew behind him.
Moreover, he hadn't been sending men
to the death penalty for 80 years
without learning Q thing or two about
evidence and he knew just as well as
I did that I hadn't enough to be sure
Of ~convicting him.
80 that you may understand what
happened tonight I shall try to give
you a sort Of moving picture OF Mac
Nair's mental processes from just be-
fore he left for Torridity Sunday
morning up to the end.
"MacNair knew I believed him to
be Andrews murderer and that his
attempt to implicate Jerry wasn't apt
to succeed; 80 he looked around for
q likelier candidate. He fixed on the
cunning. half witted old desert rat,
Furie. Furie's violent quarrel with
Andrew had provided him with mo-
tive for the crime.
But first he must plant Jerry's
flannels In Torridity, as the trail in
evttably would lead there. And this
IN Sunday morning MacNair pro-
ceeded to do. Not to further involve
Jerry, remember, but to support the
charge Of numbering Andrew and get
ting away in Jerry's flannels that he
purposed bringing against Furie.
II, also, went to Torridity Sum
day morning. Neither Of US had ex-
pected the other to be there-yet.
MacNair now saw that while I might
not have enough evidence to convict
him he could not fasten the guilt on
Furie while I lived. And-l was an
increasing source of danger to him.
He concocted his beautiful scheme for
disposing Of Furie and me and insur-
ing his own safety at one blow.
His scheme was absurdly simple.
He would shoot both of us here in
Torridity and bring our bodies to-
gether. Then he would report to you,
Deacon, that Furie had killed Andrew,
that I had charged Furie with the
crime, that Furie had shot me, and
that he, MacNair, had ON running
up and dispatched Furie just q mo-
ment too late to save my life. Later,
he would get possession Of the little
red notebook on my desk.
MacNair waited until night. but
night brought the sandstorm with 1t
and upset his plans"
Here I described that dreadful Sun
day night.
And now we come to my reason for
letting MacNair know I believed him
guilty. I wanted him to do precisely
what he did. Only Sunday night
wasn't ready for him."
Il don't get that" Henry ejacu-
lated.
chuckled. II mean that I wanted
MacNair to regard me as an increas-
ing source Of danger. It would make
him force the issue. commit that overt
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Debts Must Be Paid,
Premier Tells House

Paris, July 16.-R)-Premier Ray
mond Poincare was greeted BY m
ovation In the house Of deputies ct
noon today - he finished his fours
day speech favoring ratification Of
the war debt accords with America
and Great Britain All. the deputies
except the Communists jumped to
their feet In m enthusiastic ana
striking ovation to the premier.
The premier praised the Young rep.
arattons plan highly and the careful
work Of the experts, their Foresight
ana their good intentions.
"The debts" he said. must ba
paid"
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JUNE farm Income
FROM PRODUCTS IS
apo. ABOVE 1928
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Review Shows a Greater
Volume Of Business

Minneapolis. July 16.-R June
showed an increase In volume of busi-
ness in the ninth federal reserve dis
-trict over the corresponding month
in 1928. it was announced today in q
preliminary summary Of agricultural
and business conditions prepared by
the federal reserve bank of Mime
apolis.
During the month just closed the
daily average Of debts to individual
accounts in 10 representative cities
exceeded the daily average Of indi-
vidual debts In June last year by S
per cent.
Likewise the country check clear
ings index. freight carloadings for
the first three weeks Of June, depart
ment store sales, postal receipts and
building permits and contracts ex-
ceeded the totals Of the corresponding
period Of q year ago. Shipments Of
linseed and flour and livestock re-
ceipts at South st. Paul were smaller
in June, than In June 1928.
Farm income from agricultural
products marketed during June ex-
ceeded the income in June last year
by four per cent" the report said.
THE value Of dairy production sold
In May, 1929, was seven per cent
larger than the value Of dairy prod
ucts sold in May last year. Prices Of
flax, hens and all livestock, except
sheep. were higher in June than II
June last year, while prices Of wheat
rye. feed grains. eggs and potatoes
were lower than in June last year.
The following table shows estimat.
ed value Of important farm product,
marketed IN the ninth federal dis.
trict:
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Municipal Budget of $144,250 Will Be on Hearing Next Wednesday
and Williams
Plan Hop to Paris

Rome, July 16.-(R-The American
transatlantic aviators, Captain Lewis
A. Yancey and Roger @. Williams. are
expected to land ct Littorio airdrome
before dark from Turin and Northern
Italy where they visited yesterday and
this morning. They will fly their
plane. the Pathfinder, to Paris at
500 a. m. tomorrow, arriving at lie
Bourget at noon.
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GOLD BULLETS
By CHARLES G. o

SYNOPSIS: Dillon-Ogden's
slayer-ls Luther MacNair! The
murderer II dead, killed In the
dramatic climax Of = plot which
he hoped would rid him OF Pee
b1eA who alone had successfully
unlocked the mysterious puzzle Of
Andrew Ogden's death. PEBBLES
little red notebook holds the cen.
ter Of the stage ~ he outlines,
step by step, the links Of the evil
dence which convicted Luther
MacNair Of Z crime he tried to
fasten ON Jerry.
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MEMS

Leispsic.-R-A chorus of boys and
men has been maintained at st.
Thomas church here from the days Of
Johann Sebastian Bach who was Or
ganist and cEoirr astcr In the ia
nous Protestant edifice from 1923 to
1850. The choir is especially expert
in singing eig.-t part choruses.
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Washington. July 15.-(P)-Maj.
George w. Fanny, vice president Of
the National Highways association,
Morris Plains, N. j., has sailed for Eu-
rope, where he will study road build
ing in England, France, Germany and
Spain.
He has been commissioned by the
American Road Builders association
to appoint honorary representatives
of the association in the countries he
will visit. Major Fanny has a wide
acquaintance in Europe through his
engineering activities. which also have
been extended to Turkey. Russia,
China and Japan. He served with the
army engineering corps in the world
war.
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WOMAN IS TORTURED
BY CHICAGO BANDITS

Chicago, July 1~6.-(R-Bandits who
used glowing cigarettes to torture the
woman proprietor into revealing the
hiding place Of her jewels, robbed .
North State street shop Of $1,000
worth Of dresses last night.
Lois ParchmAn, the proprietor,
threw her rings under 4 counter when
the two men entered. The bandits
applied lighted cigarettes to her face
and arms when she refused to tell
where the rings were. She screamed
ana wAS Knocked unconscious.
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London.-(R-A woman juror who
took Is minutes instead Of the allotted
half hour for luncheon was lectured
BY Mr.. Justice Horridge and made to
sit In . chair below the jury box. in
fun view Of the crowded room.
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BIRDS M ~rALKHss

Glendale. Calf. July lo-0N
Training canaries 70 ''act" In tallinn
pictures Is oue Of Mr.. Jean T. Kooht;a
avocations. She has 100 som. btrda.
one Of which, Tinker Dell, has .beeu
taught to help her feed the llade~
lings. Tinker Bell mothers e youne
ones.
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Neptune's satellite Is supposed to be
about as large as our moon and It
moves around the planet In q little
less than six days.
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The mystery Of Andrew Ogden's
murder is solved-but there still
Is an important point to be
cleared up In tomorrow's-the
final chapter.
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Dairy Products. 81. 100000 s22.7s7, 900
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400 4:20-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
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4:2O- 5:55-Musical program.
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their two children are here FROM
Dallas.
J. d. williams or San Antonio. WAC
here MONDAY.
Leigh Hunt. Of Kansas City. Is v
guest at III Jardln-
Lutte p. Slower, Of Las Comas, wal
IN town Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Crawford, o.
Ponca City. are visiting here.
Fred "A. Crawford Is here from
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey PEBBLES, gu
Corpus Christi. are In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ID. Barker and
Chns. Dana Barker are here from
Granville, o., and are stopping &c III
Jardtn.
W. G. Arnett. OF San Antonio. is
transacting business here.
w. ID. Hyndman, or McAIen, wat
In Brownsville Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bell are here
from Chicago.
lie Roy c. Dunn Is here from Dee
MOineS.
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Personals

= E. Hoag arrived Tuesday from
Terre Haute. He is a guest az inc
Travellers. .
Geo. r. Herbert. Chas. Hening and
j. W. Lloyd. all Of Houston are Ii
the city.
Geo. J. Head, Of Edinburg. spent
Monday here.
A. Leal and A. @. Leal. both of
San Antonio, are registered at the
Travellers.
r. c. Rodriguez. Of McAllen and
Dallas, Is in town
u b. Holder is here from San An
tonic. looking after business.
w. "A. Reingold Is here from Deh-
yer. nj,
are here from Austin.
o wv. Patterson arrived TUESDAY
from Dallas. ,-, q
M. Daily Of Corpus Christi, J.
stopping at FL Jardln.
MI. and Mrs. i. w. Talmon are
guests at FL Jardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. knlght oaHle
IN Monday from Tampico.
@. j. Spindler l. here from =
ri j McCaleb, Of Mexico City ar
rived Monday. .,d
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BOUNDARY FUSS
STILL PENDING
Attorney General Issues
Opinion That Compact
Could Settle Fight

AUSTIN, June 16.=P-The case
IN the United States supreme court
affecting the boundary between
Texas and Oklahoma is "still
open" and the decision fixing the
Tooth meridian as the boundary be-
tween the states will not become
final until such time as a court
commissioner files his report, At
torney General Claude Pollard held
today.
He had been requested to answer
q number of questions propounded
by the Oklahoma-TexaS Joint legis-
lative committee, concerning the
status Of the boundary dispute be-
tween the states.
He declared that in his opinion
the question Of fixing the boundary
line between the states could be
settled by a compace between the
two states, and continued:
But, as this settlement would be
OF a political nature. I am extremely
doubtful If the court would adopt
the compact a. its final judgment
IN the case. and adopt the decisions
OF the states as 10 the location OF
the line as the judgment Of the
court.
Notwithstanding this, however,
] am Of the opinion that there is
no rule OF law or custom Of the
court which would prevent the
cause now pending iR the supreme
court Of the United States between
Oklahoma and Texas and the Unit
ed States from being dismissed BY
agreement Of the parties, on the
ground that the boundary line as
between the two states has beer
settled by a mutual compact be-
tween the two states with the ap-
proval Of congress. Congress has
already passed a joint resolution
authorizing this to be done. anc
under the decisions Of the courts Il
would not be necessary for any
compact which might be entered
into between the two states beine
further presented to congress fol
adoption"
Committees from the Texas AM
Oklahoma legislatures have beer
trying to find a way TO settle the
dispute and let Oklahoma retair
approximately 10000 r which
would be shifted into Texas by fix
ing the Tooth meridian as the
boundary.
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war. who Is in his 99th year. reads
the Bible daily at the John Dick
son home.
SPRINGFIELD, MaSs.-At least
some good stems TO be coming from
freak contests. Arthur Lisse chal-
lenges all corners to a race in re-
moving ashes from cellars. His rec
ord is 30 seconds for a full barrel
rolled 200 feet.
New York.-At an auction in
Madison Square Garden Is parcels
Of Edward w. Browning'S realty
brought $2,515. 000. The proceeds. he
announces. r TO be used for pur-
chase of toys for children and other
philanthroPhies. Among those abb
sent from the auction was Mrs.
Browning CPeaches.)
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VIRGINIA ANTI-SMITH
DEMOCRATS CONVENE

ROANOKE, Va, June l8.-tPl-
Anti Smith democrats Of Virginia
assembled here today to hear ;
HOWE Williams of Lynchburg sound
the keynote address at their first
state convention called to intimate
q ticket for state offices in oppoSi-
ton to the democratic party.
Bishop James Cannon. Jr., OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, south
who organized the group and LED
IL in the fight against Alfred =,
smith for the presidency, was no
present.
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VOLCANO IN JAPAN
CEASES

TOKYO, June iS.-tP-The
Hokkaido government telegraphed
the home office today that the vol
cano Romagatke, north Of Hako-
date. had subsidized somewhat, and
refugees from many villages were
turning to their homes.
Six mountain climbers from Hak-
adate were reported missing in the
government dispatch, but there was
no mention OF various other miss
ing groups which the native press
listed.
More than 1900 refugees spent the
night at Mort. housed in temples
and police stations, and were pre-
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WESLACO
OLBY-BOGUSCH

M0LBY-BoGUSCH
A pretty wedding Of the week was
consummated at ten o'clock Sat
urday morning when Miss Ethel E.
Molby. doughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Molby Of this place and Edwin
Robert Bogusch. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert 9. Bogusch of San Antonio
were united in marriage by Rev.
Jas. w. Allbritten. pastor Of the
local First Methodist church. The
beautiful ring ceremony was used.
The bride wore a gown OF white
E~eorgette with shadow lace. Mrs. A.
r. Butts played the wedding march.
Miss Gertrude Molby. sister Of the
bride vas bridesmaid and Hervey
Molby, brother Of the bride was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Bo-
gusch will spend the summe in San
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SUMMARY

The low barometric pressure area
over the Northwest yesterday morn
ing was replaced with more nearly
normal pressure this morning. AS
a result weather conditions con-
tinued fair to partly cloudy prac-
ticalIy throughout the United
States. except for a few widely
scattered showers. 1t was cooler
throughout the Northwest this
morning. and still warmer through
out the Mississippi and Ohio val
leys.
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Day In Congress
(By The Associated Press

tDy Inc ASSOcidteu TrcsSt
Tuesday:
House meets at noon.
Senate takes up amendment to
rules governing executive sessions.
Senate finance subcommittee
continues hearings on tariff bill.
Monday:
Congress passed bill appropriating
S151 ,0500,000 for federal farm board.
Senate defeated Borah resolution
to restrict finance committee in
tariff revision.
Senate adopted motion for ces
from Wednesday until August IS to
await tariff bill.
Senator Norris. republican, Ne
braska. introduced export debenture
plan of farm relief as amendment
to tariff bill.
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Flashes of Life
CBy The Associated Pressl

NEW YORK.-Mme. Jean Asso-
liant. bride, leaves tomorrow to join
her husband. the transatlantic flyer.
in France. A shop has given her a
trousseau. She will receive a special
courtesy rate from the steamship
company.
LEXINGTON, Ky.-A statute Of
Fair Play, sire of Man o. War, is
to be the central figure in a ceme-
terry for J. r. Wiedner's horses. The
cemetery is to be on the site of the
BEAUTIFUL Green Hills mansion re-
Gently RACED on Widener's Elemdorf
farm.
WASHINGTON-Owen Thomas
Edgar, sole survivor of the Mexican
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have returned from a short honey
moon trip.
Misses Edna Self. Ruth Sawyer
and Evelyn Carr of Donna called
Monday afternoon on Mrs. Monte
Walker and daughter. Elaine.
Mrs. @. w. Gound is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Surginer of
Floydada.
Miss La Verne Cook left the latter
part Of the week for Brownsville
where she will visit her sister. Mrs.
Burton Fuller before spending the
summer in San Antonio. She re-
Gently visited her parents in Cotulla.
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Tuesday morning for Austin, where
they win spend some time visiting
Mrs. Browns parents and other
relatives. They are making the
trip by automobile.
In Tennessee-Mr. and Mrs. r. z.
Morris are In Gallatine, Tenn,
visiting Mrs. Morris parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Wise. They expect
to be away from Brownsville about
six weeks.
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City Briefs


VIII Trade sedan or roadster for
truck. w. r. McElroy, Brownsville
Adv. Is.
Stated Communication. Rio Grande
"a Lodge No. 81. "A. II. 81 A.
"a NJ, will be held at Masonic
IN Temple. at 8 o'clock this
KY evening. Tuesday. All
~ members requested and
visiting brethren f~raternai-
ly invited TO attend. Sam ID. Hugh
ADV. @.
Water BliSters on hands or feet
will disappear after a few appli-
cations Of Imperial Eczema Remedy.
All druggists are authorized TO re-
fund your money II 1t failS-Adv.
Telephones Neutrality-suspicious.
have been installed in the toll houses
in the center Of the Gateway
bridge. These connect direct to the
office Of the bridge company without
going through the central telephone
office.
InSpects-C. A. Perkins. assistant
supervisor of the Border Patrol with
offices in San Antonio. was in
Brownsville Tuesday. He will in
Spect other Valley stations before
returning.
Expected Back - Miss Priscilla
Stevenson was expected to return
from San Antonio today by plane
She flew TO the Alamo city severa
days ago.
Stockholders to Meet-StockhOld'
ers Of the Gateway Bridge company
will meet in Brownsville July 8, 4
has been announced by the concern
Skeet ShoOt-The Skeet club vii
hold a shoot on their regular range
at 4 p. m.
To Leave-R. c. Smith was Il
leave by rail Tuesday evening 20
Houston.
Special Meeting-A special meet
ing Of the Telco club has been callet
for 1880 y. m. Tuesday for the pur
pose Of organizing an orchestra. Of
ficers urge all members to b
present.
Secretaries to Meet-Secretaries o
Valley Retail Merchants ASSoci
atoms are scheduled to meet Wed
nesday night at Edinburg for tn
regular monthly conference.
Cox to Return-Bascom Cox. as
sistant county attorney Is eXpecte
to return the latter part OF thi
week from the Lions convention O
Louisville, Kentucky.
Foundation Dug-Workmen no
are digging at q depth Of sewers
feet on the foundation for the ne
Thielan building in the 100 block o
Elizabeth street. The Owl Cige
store building has been RACED an
a smaller structure will be erecte
On the site for occupancy by Oh
Davenport Typewriter Exchange.
Credit Men Meet-Brownsville Re
tail Credit Men held their reguls
weekly meeting at offices Of the Re
tail Merchants Association Tuesda,
Delinquent accounts came in fC
most discussion.
FanS-Keep your clients cool o
the fourth of July-give them a ia
with your advertisement. Reel
Bros. Printing Shop, phone 927, l2t
street.-Adv. "a.
Money Making Business In Browns
vile must be sold. Auto body an
fender repairing. Duco refinishinI
tops and trimming. Most complet
labor saving equipment in the Va
ley. Will be sold regardless of valuI
Includes shop buildings. reSidenc
etc. Must be moved to new loca
ton. No payment down required
you own lot. Easy monthly pay
ments. II at all interested send YOU
name and address to r.. z. Gillmoru
Box 81, Point Isabel.
To Visit I'm AuStin-Mrs. Wn
Brown, Sir, and son Richard LEI
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pairing to evacuate that city with
the approach Of the lava wher
the eruption subsidized.
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BULLETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 8 a. m; fourth. rainfall past "a
hours.