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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-22

372.9S s1,341.31
$500 {1.341.31 s4e.eOS.Ss
Nogales international., 1929-12-24
WILD PHEASANT FLIES
INTO AUTO WINDSHIELD
BY UNITED PRESS.

YAKIMA, Wash, Dec. GA bird
in the hand may be worth two In
the bush, but Carp Hale would rath-
er have them. safely in the shrubs
where they belong. Il
Hale was driving along the high
way with his brother Mike, when q
Chinese pheasant flew against the
windshield of their car, smashing
the glass. Flying fragments of the
windshield slashed Hale's face.
The bird, apparently unhurt
landed in Mikes lap.
"Will I kill it?" Mike asked.
moi" roared his brother, wiping
blood from his face, "it has done
enough damage already; throw the
thing out"
The bird was released and flew on
it's way unmindful of it's close call.
Nogales international., 1929-12-24
R. R. TO Spend
II MILLIONS
BY UNITED PRESS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24.-Ex-
penditure Of $41,0OO,0OO in improve
ments in the coming three. years by
the Los Angeles Railway Co. has
been promised by President George
]. Kuhrts.
OF the total, $22,0oo,o 900 will go to
wages, Kuhrts said. An additional
$5000,000 will go to track extensions
and service improvements.
This program will be started when
the decree of the United States su-
preme Court, recognizing the 7-cent
fare, becomes effective, he said. The
court allowed Is days for the city
and the State Railroad Commission
to petition for a rehearing of the
Nogales international., 1929-12-24

case, after which a final settlement
Is expected. -.
Other expenditures on the pro-
gram incude $8,OoO,OoO for material.
$2,75o,ooO for taxes and $s.75O.oOo for
interest.
Nogales international., 1929-12-24
HICKS BACK FROM
CALIFORNIA. TRIP

Expressing ainlself as being
"tickled to death" to be home, Roy
Hicks of the Autoaide Garage, has
returned from business trip to Los
Angeles where he has been buying
some new equipment for his rapidly
growing business.
Every time go away am more
pleased than ever with Nogales",
said Hicks, who added that the la
Dor situation in California Is very
bad and that it is reported there are
more than 100000 unemployed in
Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1929-12-24

It is fitting that such festal season as Christ
should close the work and worries Of the year. At
ter business let there be pleasure.
We have enjoyed year of progress and growth,
for much of which offering thanks to you,
friends and patrons We desire for you Holiday
Season of joy and gladness among friends and pleas
ant surroundings
And when the close of the merrymaking period
brings us back to the call of daily tasks you will
find us, ever ready to and to do part
cording to the very best of our ability.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

Santo grant, FL Jardin subd., pla.
4-52, $40 etc.
L. L. Chapman ct ux to J. c.
Bennett, lot 0. blk. 10, San Benitc
townsite, $40 etc.
Virginia NJ. Villareal ct al to 3
H. Dunlap, entire 5-12 undivided in
terest less so acres La Feria grant,
$40 etc.
Hidalgo County
p. d. Haley ct al BY sheriff 10
d. Laurel, Beeville, S4o,75.
Minnie A. Kuhn ct viz TO N. w.
Jewelry Co., Inc. w. 10 acres lot
l42. Holt Tract sund., 81 etc.
r. H. Brannan ct ux to G. Z.
Craig. lots l and 3, section 81, Mo-
Tex, $1,000.
w. r. Montgomery, trustee to II.
A. Manley. w. IL of E. IL lot Is,
blk. 48, Alamo tract, $500.
Lloyd NJ. Bentsen ct al to M. N.
Manning, S. 5 acres of N. 20 acres
lot Sc, Holt tract. S2750.
Jerome Burke % Mae r. Burke,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
LECIONNAIRES
FORM PROGRAM
Port Arthur Prepares On
Elaborate Scale For
Vets Convention

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Aug. a.
R1-The Sabine-Neche district is
making elaborate plans TO enter
tain several thousand Texas legion
naires and their wives at the IN
nual state American Legion conven-
ton here Augsut 1928.
The legion, the auxiliary. the 40
and 8" and the g and 80" will
transact their years business and
take part in the three-day fun
fest.
Governor Dan Moody. himself a
legionnaire. will head the list Of
speakers. Other prominent person.
ages who will be present are Wal
ton D.. Hood, formerly Of San An
tonic. national vice-commander;
Rufus Scott of Paris, state com
mander; Jack Blalock, assistant at
torney-general.
Parades Feature
Two highlights of the conclave
viii be the parade Of the 40 and
8" the night Of Aug. 26 and the
Legion parade the next evening.
The 40 and 8" parade will be fol-
lowed by the Wreck" or 40 and
8" initiation.
A fish fry, yacht races, air cap
ers and fishing in the Gulf will be
other advertisements for the former
soldiers. They also will be given
an opportunity to inspect the ST.
100000 United States cruiser Cleve-
land which has been assigned to
Port Arthur for the convention.
One Of the proposals likely to
brouse the most discussion is that
to recommend legislation OF boxing
in Texas.
A three-cornered race for the
state commandership looms with
Col. William Z. Easterwood OF Dali
las. chewing gum magnate, state
vice commander: Ben Dean Of
Breckenridge. former national ex-
ecutive state adjutant, being men
Acaed for the post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

N. IL lot 153, Jno. H. Shary subdr
$40 etc.
"A. G. and Maud M. Jones to Ma
bel I. Jones, lot SIG, porcion 60 and
10, 81 etc.
T. S. Martin ct ux to w. II. Best,
2. 48 acres out of lot Is, blk. 148,
West Tract Subd., $500.
A. w. Ka6el ct ux to j. M. Nor
row ct ux, S. IL of NV 1-2 sec.
IS, porcion SO to 81, $40 etc.
J. M. Morrow ct Tx to s. s. MIL
Ter, S. IL Of NV Ia of NV IA
sec. Is, por. SO to 81, $40 etc.
Nellie Frizzell to F. J. Paddock,
9.27 acres out Of lot 80 and 10 acres
out Of lot 80. Holt tract. $500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
Valley People Will
Attend Canal Meet

0R( w
HARLINGEN. Aug. IA large
number Of Valley people r ex-
pected to attend the intracoasta.
canal convention, to be held October
Is and IS at beaumont. according
to r. T. Stuart. who has returned
to the Valley from Oklahoma.
Dates Of the convention were an
nounced following receipt Of a COM
munication from Roy Z. Miller of
Corpus Christi, manager OF the In
tracoastal Canal association.
Miller, in a letter to Myron r.
Ward. chamber # commerce secre-
tary here, mentioned that right-of-
way agreements should be made
nov on the proposed route Of the
canal from Co n: : Christi to the
Valley. and this matter probably
viii be handled by Nj. Stuart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co..
Cameron County

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
j. A. Seagrove to l.. L. Barnett ct
al, lots l and 2, blk. g.. lots 5 and
8. blk. 4, Lockhart addn., Harlingen,
$40 etc.
Aiartha 3. Hash ct vir to the
Cherokee Bldg. and Loan Assn, I'M
divided Ais interest in 40 acres
near Harrington, 81 etc.
James Dickinson Mtge. Co. to
Molie Bowls. N. 23.10 acres blk. 25,
FL Jardin Heights subd., sur. 81,
subd. d, share 10, Esp. Santo grant,
$4220.
Los Ebanos Est. Inc. to Homer D.
Harlow ct ux. lot u. blk. 6, Los
Ebanos addn., Brownsville, S1,884.69.
Stella Y. de Junco ct vir. to Pas
cual Sanfillippo, N. l-2 blk. II,
Yznaga subd., plat 6-35. $500.
w. A. Long, by trustee to F. w.
Phliegek north / acres, blk. 80, Soils
subd., La Feria grant, $500.
@. @. Henson ct al ~ Joe Celaya.
Jr., lot 8, blk. 44-A, Brownsville,
$3.50.
Joe Celaya. Jr., ct ux to Louis
La Madrid, lot 8, blk. 44-A, Browns
vile, $40 etc.
Z. A. Monsees. w. E. Spivey to
Sophia A. Spivey, lot 464. and Is
feet off lot 463, Colonia Victoria, $40
etc.
G. A. Siggins ct ux to r. A.
Hightower. east 20 acres blk. 10, FL
Jardin subd., share 80. Esp. Santo
grant, lot 9, blk. IS, Containing 40
acres Capisallo dist, American Rio
Grande Land e. Irrigation Co.
c. A. Siggins to II. d. Harlow ct
ux. Z. l-2 lot 10. share %, Esp.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

like all the Sunday school teachers
in the state rolled into one"
And so Chatty spent another night
with Winnie Talcott.
And she woke again with IN head
ache and a heavy, sick feeling at
the pit Of her stomach.
Il really do need makeup this
morning" she told Winnie. when
they were having their coffee at
Elgh-noon. Il look like a dishrag,
and I feel like one"
She was still pale the next morn
ing when she got up to 60 to the
office. :
She stopped In at Ben Tomlinson's
drug store on the corner and bought
herself some Of the kind Of rouge
and lipstick that Winnie used. On
the way downtown she put IL on.
Dave Jordan was In the elevator
when she got into it fifteen min
utes later.
Good morning" he said to her.
and unfolded his newspaper as II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

your face?" he repeated. as TX
he heard only the tail-end or her
sentence. We'll, it's q good paint
job"
Then he turned back to his mar
ket page, as n that was the only
thing that really interested him that
morning.
Chatty did not speak 20 him again
for a week.
CTo Be Continued
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ing to get sick again, the way you
did last night-but you're all right
now, aren't you little sport?"
She nodded, closing her eyes.
He kissed her and she didn't care.
She knew that she ought not to let
him. He was married.
But ! can't stop him." she thought
dreamily. And, anyway. what diff
ference does 1t make whether he's
married or not. He doesn't live with
his wife. He's really free!"
They stayed out there in the warm
darkness until Jim Bowen came out.
with his straw hat on and his light
o%vercoat over his arm. and said it
was time TO 90 home.
you can't 90 home like this. baby"
Bryant said to Chatty. Not to that
mother that 7 met tonighti oh. boy.
you should e her. Jiml She looks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

there we're something OF vital i'm
portance in 1t. I,
Good morning" answered Chatty,
moistening her lips. do something
for me, viii you? Tell me IL I have
too much makeup on my face"
She knew that he detested make
up on her. She knew that he would
remember how ne had asked her
never to wear it-and how she had
promised him not to.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
Results of Water
Parlev Withheld

MEXICO CITY, Aug. %. H1-
The international water commission
charged with reaching an agree
ment between the United States
and Mexico on disposal of the wa
tiers of the Rio Grande, Colorado
and Tia Juana rivers, met in its
second secret session Wednesday
without announcement Of what took
place at the first meeting Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. 87l7, Antonio T. de Armen-
daris VS.. Pablo Armendaris. divorce.
No. 87l8. Gertrudis G. de Elizondo
VS.. Arturo Elizondo, divorce.
No. 87l9. Theo. S. Ruiz VS.. Berta
Librada Ruiz, divorce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
iO3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. NJ. Kent Ludge

Hon. A. NJ. Kent, Judge
Ruth Lemons rs. j. w. Lem
mons, divorce granted.
No. $500. G. w. Reed rs. j. B.
James. receiver appointed.
No. 8454. Texas Employers Insur-
ance Co. VS.. j. l.. Bradshaw ct al,
judgment for defendant.
No. 87l4. Eidis d. K. Hanson VS..
S. 7. Helgeson, dismissed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
DIEHL BABY

HARLINGEN, Aug. ga baby
boy was born Tuesday of this week
to DR.. and Mrs. George Diehl of this
city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

W. Z. Anderson. San Benito,
prominent Valley engineer is a
member of the American section
Of this commission. and is attend
ing the conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

2STH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
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COUNTY U

Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: ISL. In re-estate, w.
L. Lehman, deceased, probate Of es-
tate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
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BEATRICE BURTON,

,pxRlsAr ises. cerxRAL pREss Assn lNe- elEvELANo. CHIC. 80
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THURSDAY. AUGUST a
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Continued from Page d like all the Sunday school teacher
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n the man Cor mem
around the house don't
notice the astonishing
values mentioned on
page 8 Of The Herald.
call his attention to
them. Decide what he
needs - then come inI
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Miscellaneous Wanted

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JUNE II. 1929
Legal Notices


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
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Room, for Rent With Boorc

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Business Announcement

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Houses for Sale
$50 CASH

Five roms. dandy lot, garage. All as
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Ri 2509 n. J. FOX. Hu. 1853
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Hardwood floors, built-in cabinets, built
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drive. Only $500 down, S37. so per month.
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EDGE OF CITY NEAR WASHINGTON
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Special Notices

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chusetts avenue on April q, 1929. at
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injured kindly communicate with the IN
dersigned executor OF said estate
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Trucks

REQ SPEEDWAG ON-1As-to with closed
cab and stake BODY This truck is up 70
@. II. G. standard and Is priced % sell
TAI z. Market ST. Ii. 7467.
FORD Dump truck: Al shape. Phone
New Augusta 226.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND. 1888 furn. rms; utilities
paid; garage; $50 month. Ii. 2686.
RILEY. N. 118-Upper, 4 rms. bath, stric.
mod; fur. com; adults; reas. II. 3013
TALBOT. 2402-Upper duplex; rooms
furnished; sl2 weekly. Ia. OBI.
WALNUT. E, l15-3 rms. bath: everything
furn.; S35. See housekeeper in basement.
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trance. Ia. 1892
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Room for Rent With Board

privileges. Ia. ol6l.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Mother's care.
He. 1882.
SUBURBAN HCME-For children. Mother 5
care COS Somerset. Be. 1855.
NICELY FURNISHED RM-With running
water gentlemen. twin beds. II 6ZQ9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-05
Apples Make Good
Christmas Gifts

Now that the Christmas-gift bug
aboo-What shall I give?" be-
gins to raise its puzzled head, all
America Is looking for new and diff
ferent Christmas offerings.
Business men, housewives. school
teachers, mothers, fathers, country
cousins and rich maiden aunts are
all heartily endorsing the Give a
Box Of Apples for Christmas idea
as a cheerful always appreciated
answer to the question.
Given as a joint offering TO a
whole family IL assures that every
one in the group has been remem-
bered, and will enjoy a merrier
Christmas by reason Of the gift. To
out-of-the-country friends, IL IS a
breath Of home. and a rare novelty
in those places where fine, luscious
apples are hard to buy.
Business firms find that apples
given their employees at Christmas
express the spirit Of the season and
increase holiday goodwill. And as
an offering TO the less fortunate on
Christmas, apples are both e use
ful and CHEEKY gift.
No old-time Christmas was COM
plete without apples-and today.
with grocers and fruit stands well
stocked with Delicious. Spitzenburg.
Rome Beauty and Stayman apples
in standard boxes from such fine
orchards rs the famous valleys Of
Washington. no harm needs to have
a Christmas unadorned by this IA
vorite holiday fruit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-05
CHINESE REDS
RAE MISSION
Priests Leper Work Ended
After % Years In
Pest Section

HANKOw. Dec 5-CRBroken In
health. his mission FOR the lepers OF
Ichang burned by Chinese commun-
lists, Rev. Father Colombian Gle
ment has left the Yangtze river
port after % years OF patient work
among diseased and miserable Of
one on the worst infested cities IN
all the world.
He il going back to Belgium to
spend the rest Of his days IN peace
but Is taking with him the praise
OF many Chinese and definite evil
dence Of the appreciation Of his
king In the shape OF a decoration
as Chevalier Of the Order Of Leo
pold- King Albert or Belgium con-
ferred the decoration last spring
but IL arrived here only this autumn.
IL was pinned on him by the Bel
GUM consul IN the presence OF hun
dredS w Chinese and foreigners.
Father Colombian came to China
I'm 1909 With funds from his own
slender purse he established a leper
mission at Ichang and built IN I'D
until or late he was treating thOus-
ands Of cases. Several positive cures
are known 10 have taken place and
II was for these that the Franciscan
was decorated.
When the communists descended
upon his mission some months ago
he was forced 70 flee for hts life.
His associate. Rev. Tiburce CloodtS.
was caught and murdered.