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This Store Welcomes the Shopper Around

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
SEARCH OPENS
FOR AVIATOR
LOST 9 DAYS
Plane Wreckage Of
Flyer Reported
BY Ship

NOME, Alaska. Nov. 19-tP)-Pre-
parations for an aerial expedition
to 90 to the aid of Carl Ben Eielson,
noted arctic aviator. whose wreck
ed plane was reported seen on the
ice-bound coast of Siberia nine days
ago, were made al Teller. Alaska.
today by his companion flyer, Frank
DorbTandt.
Word Of the wreckage OF Eielson's
plane had been sighted go miles
from the ice-bound fur trading ship
Nanuk. whose passengers and valua-
BILE cargo Eielson and Dorbrandt hao
been removing to Alaska by air,
reached here yesterday. but there
was no information as TO the fate
Of the explorer himself.
Since news OF the wreck came by
radio from Nanuk. 1t was presumed
natives travelling along the coast
with dog teams had sighted EielsOn's >
plane and had brought word Of It
to the ship. "A mechanic named Bor-
land was with Eielson.
Eieison, veteran air mail pilot CT
the north. gained fame when he and
George Hubert wilkins, British ex-
plorer, flew over the -llrchartcFed
blind spot" Of the arctic from
Point Barrow, Alaska. TO Spitzbergen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
CHINESE RAIL
UNDER ATTACK

HARDIN. Manchuria. Nov 10
tPl-Airplane and artillery bomb
ardment bv Soviet troops at both
ends OF the Chinese Eastern rail-
way were reported here today, and
Id was believed Soviet forces were
trying to cripple the railway BY
striking &c the roads fuel supply.
Advices reaching Harbin today
said considerable damage had been
inflicted on the DelalnOr mines near
ManChuli which are owned by tho
Chinese Eastern Railway. All work
ceased az the mines and the miners
fled with their families.
simultaneously with Delainor
bombaFdment Soviet airplHnes were
reported tc have raidcd the min
Ing area in the vicinity or Pro
granichnaya and SuifenhO on thr
Eastern end OF tho railway where
the Chinese Eastern has been buy
ing coal since the Russian supply
was severed
A number or passengers were
killed and others captured bv Sow
iet troops after the bonbardmant
or a crowded passenger train be
tween Maachuli and Khailar Onn
shell was said 10 have made n direct
hit Oh a dining car while machine
guns were fired at the passenger
coaches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

medal. Hurley stood high upon the
list Of those advanced as Mr.. Goods
permanent successor.
Word Of the Cabinet officers
death spread rapidly through the
city. The senate, in night session.
was informed bY senator Deneen OF
IllinoiS. and adjourned at once
Meis5er5 Of the cabinet. heads OF
diplomatic missions, and congress
sional leaders were quick to express
their sorrow at his passing.
In Public Eye 20 Years
Secretary Good first came into
national prominence in 1909 as a
member Of the house OF represen-
tatives in which he served for twelve
years, rising TO the high position
OF chairman OF the appropriations
committee.
He was married I'm 1894 to Miss
Lucy Deacon OF Cedar Rapids. They
had two sons. James w. Good. Jr.
and Robert Edmund. both OF whom
were waiting in nearby room when
their father died.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Vasconcelos Will
Not Take Up Arms

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 19.-tPl-
A published statement Of Jose Vas
concelos. defeated Mexican presiden-
tial candidate, that he shortly
would come to Mexico City was ac-
cepted here today as assurance he
would attempt no armed movement
at present in support Of his claims
OF fraud in the election Sunday Of
his opponent, Pascual Ortiz Rubio.
Otherwise his statement. while
claiming the election really was
won by himself, indicated, Id was
believed. a disposition 70 wait and
see what action the Mexican con-
gress would take.
Estimates Of the national Revolu-
tionary party on the total nation
wide vote showed. Pascual Ortiz Ru-
bio 1.424.i40 VasconceloS 1920;
and General Rodriguez Triana,
workers part, 14.809.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Alleged Swindler
Held For Edinburg

EDINBURG. Nov. 19-Alva B. Ja-
cobs, wanted here to answer a
Swindlling charge. has been arrest
cd at Decatur, Ill, and is now be-
ing brought back by Deputy Sheriff
"A. r. Baker, according to informa-
ton received here.
Jacobs. former manager OF a cI-
trus development near Donna, is
alleged to have obtained a $1,000 loan
from Valley bank on q cotton
crop disappearing Immediately after
tt is charged that the crop belonged
to some one else. Jacobs was indict-
ed by the Hidalgo county grand jury
Oct. 18.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
HALF Minute
Interviews

GEORGE WHITE, flower grower
and farmer extraordinary. Farming
Is fine, and the first of the gladioii
crop IS just sticking its head out. II
ought to be a good year"
A. W. REED, local manager. Wess-
ern Union; THE international air
port Is going on the map with every
improvement which goes to make Tor
comfort and safety. The installation
Of the printers handling the mess
ages Is just one OF the additions
which make II up-to-datc"
BUSINESS TRIP. "a. ID. Dickinson.
Jr.. of James Dickinson. is i'm New
York looking after business. He cx-
poets to return the latter part Wy
the week.
PAUL @. WOODS. IN charge vi
the maintenance department OF G..
A. T. lines in Brownsville. expects
TO leave for the company hcadquar-
terS at TOrTeon Wednesday. He will
be stationed at Torreon III the fu-
ture. while Hal Vandevcr will take
charge Of the department here
O. w. DENNET. Brownsville post
master: The largest shipment oi
airmail into Mexico since inaugu-
ration OF the service. went through
the local post office Monday. There
were 146 pounds in the lot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
BLAST KILLS
M'ALLEN MAN

McALLEN, Nov. l9.-Marion
Walsh. q, Of this city, died at las
Tuesday morning from burns re-
ceived in a gas explosion at his
home about D. m. Monday.
Walsh. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Walsh, was taking a bath at
the time Of the explosion. The
doors and windows of the room
we're closed. and it was presumed
that a gas jet had been left open.
When Walsh struck match TO
light cigaret. gas which filled the
room was ignited with powerful
blast.
He suffered severe burns about
his body. He was rushed immedi-
ately to the McAllen hospital.
Funeral services have not been
announced, pending the arrival OF
a brother and sister from Wichita
Falls. Walsh is survived by his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. K. Il. Walsh,
five brothers, Jack Walsh Of Wichi-
ta Falls, Jim, Bill. Tommy, Emmett
Lee. Jr.: four sisters, Gladys, Mary
Jennie Marie. and Mrs. 0. Dooley
Of Wichita Falls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

science could offer fought valiantly
for his life. aided by vitality anna
zlng to his physicians.
Il never lost a fight in my life
and l am not going to lose this one. {"
Mr.. Good said to a physician in his
last period of consciousness. the en-
croachments Of the poison. were.
however. more then his overtaxed
body could bear, and he died az
8:37 p. m. while Mrs. Good stood
beside his bed.
President Hoover. who had kept in
close contact with the sick-room
throughout the cabinet officers ILL.,
ness, was notified at once. and with
Mrs. Hoover hastened TO Walter
Reed hospital to offer their con-
dolences to Mrs. Good and ascer-
tain her wishes regarding the fun
eral.
Hurley In Line
With secretary Goods death. res
possibilities Of the war department
devolved upon Patrick j. Hurley OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, the assistant sec
retary. q war veteran who is entitled
to wear the distinguished service
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19-(PD-The
head Of the nation was bowed in
sorrow today at the death OF one
who stood high in the councils Of
its government, James William
Good. secretary Of war.
Official and diplomatic Washing
ton joined IN unstinted tribute to the
fallen cabinet officer. praising him
as an able pubic servant Of high
ideals and mourning his loss as a
friend.
Preparations were made for a
state funeral tomorrow in the east
room of the White House, attended
by President Hoover. members OF
the cabinet and other high public
officials. and for the transportation
Of the body to Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
secretary Goods birthplace, for in
terment there.
Passes In Heroic Death
Death came last night at the end
OF a week-long struggle against
blood-poiSoning, which set In after
he had undergone an emergency
operation for appendicitis. Through
out the week, the best that medical
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
COURT LINED
With FEMALE
RUM SELLERS
Judge Sets Dec. 80 As
Day To Pass
Sentence

TEXARKANA, Ark, Nov. ls.-sHY
Struggling through his docket of
feminine bootleggers. created NV "
drive last summer against women
who sold liquor, federal Judge
Frank A Youngman's arranged to
try q I9-year-old bride of Six
months today.
"A 76-year-old man and three Of
his daughters pleaded guilty yester-
day, the man O. X. Cox told "A
story Of poverty. one ol his
daughters had been deserted by
her husband. he said. two others
were widowed, and a fourth had
recently been crippled for life. The
Judge postponed the sentences
Eva Smith. negro. was sentenced
to 90 days In jail on her plea cf
guilty
The case or Mrs. Clyde Little. the
bride. was called next. Her husband
pleaded guilty. but denied his wife
had had anything TO do with hts
illicit trade
Mrs. Velma Brown. widowed
mother or three children. pleaded
guilty and was placed On probation
for two years with Mrs. Arthur
Temple OF Texarcana
Ten women. all W whom pleaded
guilty OF b0Otlegging will be- SEN
fenced Dec. 30. They are Mrs. Marie
Youngblodd. Bernice Little. Mrs.
Rub Rarris and Mrs. Maggie Par
sons White. and Hazel Grant. Eliza
beth Canady. Elizabeth Robertson.
Matte McKniaht Edna Amev and
Eva George. negroes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Dice GAME
Held UP BY
MASKED MAN
$1,000 Haul Cause Of
Eagerness of
Players

FORT WORTH. Nov. l9-tFl-A
friendly game Of craps in hotel
room was broken up yesterday when
an armed man entered the room.
held up the players and walked off
with 81 200.
The holdup was not reported to
police. but a number OF persons who
happened to be ON Commerce street
a few minutes later wondered why
several men were chasing another
man toward the courthouse.
Inquiries from those who saw the
chase and who heard one Of the
victims explain why he had to bor-
row a six shooter indicated what
had happened and also that the vic
TINS preferred TO find their man
themselves.
The hijacker was in the large lob
by Of the hotel when the victims
rushed downstairs but. bulge be-
meath his opened coat and the posi-
ton Of hts right hand held up their
further progress until he stepped
out Of the side door.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Trio Sentenced On
LIQUOR Bottle Theft

LOS ANGELES. Nov. l9 -tP)-
Three hijackerS today faced prison
sentences because Superior Judge
Carlos S. Hardy ruled that wniie IL
uuor Is not legal property, bottles
containing ii may be so CLASSIFIED.
Judge Hardy held that Robert
Jones, Abe Mitchell and Ralpn
Odenwald were guilty Of second de-
gree burglary. They were accused OF
burglarizing a garage oi SlO'OVV
worth of contraband.
The trio based their defense upon
the contention that since liquor
possession was unlawful 1t could not
be made an object OF theft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
BOY HEROES OF
FRANCE JAILED
Fighters OF Big Forest
Flames Arrested As
''Fire Bugs"


EDINBURG. Nov. Treatments
for a broken shoulder are just about
the worst thing yet for q broken
neck. Fred Hendrix, z Edinburg
young man has found. Hendrix, who
returned Monday from Alabama,
where ne has been visiting. was
treated for a broken shoulder six
weeks before q specialist found that
his neck was broken in one place
and dislocated in another.
Hendrix was injured III a foot
ball game at Munroeville. Ala. AZ
ter several weeks treatment he be-
cme alarmingly worse, and was
rushed to New Orleans. where X
ray pictures showed the neck in
juries.
Hendrix Il now waering a plast-
ers cast on his neck and shoulders,
but his recovery is consiered aSsur-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
OIL REPORTED
In ROMAAREA

FDIlNLIuI % T IIE IIEI uIIT
ROMA, Tex. Nov. l9- Three
years Of drilling. the Texas Com
pany. on the night Of the Is.
brought i'm oil in their Guerra No.
5 four miles northwest Of Roma
at $500 feet. Casing was set today
and a test of the we'll will be made
in about three days. Samples Of
the oil show that Is high gravity
and it is the belief Of the super
intendent IN charge Of Texas Com
pany operations in this section that
the we'll is a good producers and
that it proves beyond a doubt that
this Is a potential oil field. Other
companies holding leases here are
getting ready to drill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Plant Life Changed
By Radiun1 Needle
BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Science Editor.

Associated Press Feature Service
PRINCETON. MI j. Nov l9-tPj
How a radium needle applied to
a blossom has produced a new
species OF plant was reported to the
National Academy OF Sciences to-
day by DR.. Albert r. Blakslee OF
Carnegie Institution.
His report is one Of the first
examples OF success in a new field
Of plant breeding. the purpose OF
which Is to discover short cuts over
nature in improvement OF mans
food plants and methods more cer-
tain that the system Of experiment.
ing with thousands OF plants which
the genius or Luther Burbank per-
fected
The radium needle was placed
i'm the flower of a Datura plant.
common name Jimson weed. during
its fertilization with pollen grains.
The offspring showed numerous
slight differences from its parent,
two outstanding alterations being
shape OF its seed pod and in lower.
flatter branches. 1t has since bred
true. that IS. reproduced. maintain
ing the alterations caused by the
radium.
The radium touched part of the
reproduction cell containing chro-
moSomes, minutes bodies that fix
heredity characteristics. DIR. Blaks-
Ice exhibited models Of the differ
ence IN these chromosomes before
and after the radium alterations.
He said these changes produced the
new species.
The Carnegie work Is done at It's
station for experimental evolution
at Cold Spring Harbor. Long Island,
or which DR.. BlakSlee is director.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
ARRESTS
MAY OFFER
MORE LIGHT
Woman And Former
Convict Held At
Texarkana

TEXARKANA, Ark. Nov. 19.-tP
Acting on the theory that two
brothers. whose shot riddled bodies
were found in an abandoned well
we're the victims Of a moonshiners
war. Miller county authorities to-
day had In custody "a convicted pro-
hibition law violator and "a 20-year-
old girl.
Foos Coe. 81. who recently serv-
ed "a sentence in the state peniten-
tiary for violations OF the liquor Law
and who Is now under federal in
dictment ON liquor charges. and his
girl friend. Ola Owens. we're ques-
toned regarding the deaths or Ar
thur Matson, "a. and Lee Matson
Is. Coe and the girl were arrested
at his home a short time after the
decomposed bodies of the brothers
had been taken from the well near
Artex. Ark.
Bodies Of the brothers. missing
since Nov. 4, we're discovered BY
their mother, two sisters and ar
Sheriff Magee expressed belief
the brothers had been captured
taken into the woods. summarily
executed. and their bodies carried
i'll a truck To the well. Imprints Oi
truck tires were found near the
we'll
The sheriff said he thought the
brothers had been operating a still
and IN this way had incurred the
enmity Of other moonshiners III the
district.
They left home armed with
shotguns. Pearl Matson. the youths
sister said. -and told us they were
going squirrel hunting"
IF we aren't back by night" she
quoted one OF them a. saying. hunt
for us. and. Il we aren't back by
morning. be sure to hunt for W..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Large Crowd Sees
First Grandi Show

BE Your Self" will be presented
Tuesday night by Grandis tent
theatre. which opened a weeks en-
gagement here Monday night under
auspices Of the Elk's lodge for bene-
fit Of the Christmas charity fund.
Know Your Groceries" was the
first show, which played to a large
audience.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Students May Be
Fired After Raid

URBANA. H., Nov. 19-tPl-The
liquor raid upon the Gamma Eta
Gamma law fraternity h0rse Is
ended as far as the law is concern
ed, but those involved today faced
possible expulsion from the Uni
versity of Illinois.
One Of the three fraternity mem
bers arrested in the raid. w. j.
Sherman of Crown Point, Ind, SEN
ior in the University law school,
pleaded guilty yesterday to a
charge of possession and was fined
$500 and costs.
Sherman's plea brought dismissal
Of charges against the other two
students taken in the raid: Alfred
j. Withers Of Hibhing. Mimi. and
Ernest Longbons of Marion, Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

LOS ANGELES. Nov .19.-lFi-
A suit BY Cromwell Odmuby. Los
Angeles attorney. against Ain W
Semple Mcpherson, evangelist.
charging breach OF contract and
failure 70 pay for legal services,
was onfile here today. The attor-
ney asks s324.500 from Mrs. Nc
Pherson. He recently was dismissed
as personal attorney for Mrs. Nc
Pherscn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
BRADY MURDER
CHARGE FILED
Travis County Grand Jury
Returns Indictment In
Austin Girls Death

AUSTIN. Nov. 19.-tPl-The Trav-
is county grand jury returned a
murder indictment against John w.
Brady. former judge Of the court
Of civil appeals here, today. Brady
was indicted in the fatal stabbing
Of Miss Lehlia Highsmith. capitol
stenographer, November 8. The in
dictment was returned after more
than four days OF deliberations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
CHICAGO STADIUM
HEAD TO RESIGN

CHICAGO, Nov. 19-CPy-Reports
that Patrick "Vaddy" Harmon had
been requested to resign the presi-
dency Of the Chicago stadium cor
poration, which he conceived. we're
verified today by Sidney N. Strotz,
secretary and treasurer OF the ST.
000, 900 organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Christmas Liquor
Crop Is Shortened

ROMA. Tex, Nov. 19-Christmas
iiuuor promises to be scarce in this
section OF the state according to
mounted men. Yesterday unit lead
or J. &. Webb with mounted in
spectors Cotulla and Hurst made
one of che record hauls Of the sea-
son when they caught mounted
smugelers from Mexico to the num-
her OF eight men, eleven horses.
two automobiles, eleven saddles and
mrs quarts Of mescal. The ap-
nrphensionS we're in the vicinity Of
Pendado ranch and in the Heb
hronville country. The seized liquors
autos and horses and other equip
menr. together with the men we're
taken to Laredo where the alleged
snu9elers will be given hearing
today before the U. S. Commission
err
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Crouch And Sheriff
Leave New leland

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Nov.
,e--lPl-A. b. Crouch against whom
an extradition order recently was
granted on the plea Of a bank at
Tpmple. Texas. which had charged
him with forgery, sailed for Amer
ia today on the liner Aorangi IL
charge of sheriff Bingham. Crouch's
family was also aboard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Day In Congress
CBy The Associated Press
Tuesday

CBy The Associated Press
TUESDAY
Senate continues tariff debate.
Senate lobby committee resumes
investigation Of campaign for sug-
ar tariff.
MONDAY
Western republicans rejected Of
fer OF Young guard" republicans
for adoption of existing industrial
rates in tariff bill.
Nomination of @. "A. Youngquist
to be assistant attorney general in
charge of prohibition was sent To
senate judiciary subcommittee.
Fred l. Kent, New York banker,
was summoned by senate lobby COM
mittee for questioning Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Kelly Field Cadets
Die In Plane Crash

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 19--
tPy-Crashing into q field near Boer-
ne, Tex, Justin K. Russell of Chica-
20 and George .. Coffey OF Atch-
iscn. Kan, flying cadets az Kelly
field here. we're killed yesterday.
Their plane was decending. appar-
emily to make a landing and was
within fifty feet from the ground
when ID seemed To loose flying speed
and noSed into the ground. The
two flyers we're killed almost in
staatly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
ATTORNEY ARRESTED
IN DRY CONSPIRACY

MAUSTON. wis, Nov 19-tF1-
Clinton q. Price, district attorney
of Juneau county. was arrested at
his home here today by a deputy
United States marshall following a
grand jury indictment charging
conspiracy to violate the federal
prohibition law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

ALAMOGORDO. ~. M. Nov. 10
-fPl-The Tres Ritos ranch. once
the pride Of Albert 3. Fall. former
secretary OF the interior. today was
the property Of Edward T.. Doheny,
oil magnate for $132s s461 ,16l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Pair Looting Store
Killed In Oklahoma

ARDMORE. Okla. Nov. 19-,P)-
Two men were shot and killed today
when surprised in the act Of looting
a general store al Pooleville. 80 miles
northwest OF here. Three other mel,
one OF whom was believed to have
been wounded, escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Fair 10 partly cloudy and somewhat
colder Ionigh. and Wednesday Light
to moderate eastcrly tO northeriy
winds On the west coast.
For East Texas: Increasing cloud
mess tonight and Wednesday beccr1-
ing unsettled Inn south portion; posi-
bly rain IN southeast portion ana
nearer the west coast. Light NV mo-
derate northeast to southeast wlndS
on the cCast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
HEAVY SNOW I'm
NORTHWEST KANSAS

GOODLAND. Kas.. Nov i@-ilf
"A heavy snow began falling IA
this section or Northwest Kansas
today. At % a m.. two inches qn
snow covered the ground. and tr
was 10 indication or N h"F
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Yorktown Church
Has New Minister
fSDecial % The Hcralcl

EDINBURG, Nov. l9.-The Rev.
Richar. X. Heacock, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Heacock. has been ap-
pointed pastor OF the Yorktown
Methodist church. according 70
word received here. The Rev Hea-
cock graduated from Southern
Methodist University last year with
high h0nOrs. While this ~ his first
regular charge. he worked his way
through school by preaching III ru-
raj churches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

TIDE Table

High and low tide * Point lSab
tOm0rrCW. un,cr normal m1tnTolN-
nical conditions.
High .......-..-....---. 6.l5 fl- m-
Low 1881 W-