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MEMORIAL DAY

Continued from page one.)
and idealism with action"
That action must march with the
memorable tread Of common sense
and realism to accomplishment" he
said at impressive ceremonies in the
white-columned amphitheater here
amid the resting places Of the ma
tons heroic dead.
IF this declaration really repre-
sents the aspirations OF peoples: II
this covenant be genuine proof that
the world has renounced war as an
instrument of national policy" he
asserted. 1T means at once an aban-
donment of the aggressive use OF
arms by every signatory nation and
becomes a sincere declaration that
all armament hereafter shall be
used only for defense.
Consequently. il we are honest
we must consider our own naval
ornaments Of the world in the light
Of their defense and not their ag-
gressive use"
expressing regret that despite the
kellogg BRAND treaty the world
still is borne on the tide CT competi-
tive building. Mr.. Hoover warned
that fear and suspicion will never
slacken unless we car halt COMPETE
tive construction Of arms"
Calling attention that the United
States had offered a new program
TO the world for actual reduction
and the maintenance OF an agreed
relatively Of naval strength. the
chief executive said the time has
come when We must know whether
the pact we have signed is real,
whether we are condemned to fur
tner and more extensive programs
OF naval construction"
Limitation upward Is not now
our goal. but actual reduction Of ex-
isting commitments to lowered lev
e-~" he declared.
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City Briefs

Restaurant, darlingen. for sale.
Fully equipped. attractive PROPOSE
ton. Also grocery store and meat
market. Weslaco: good opportunity.
See Walker Craig Co.-Adv. TT.
FOR SALE-Calcium arsenate.
$3.50 per 100 lbs. c. P. Bareda.-
Adv. 6.
Poison Oak or ivy Is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial Eczema, Remedy. All drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money II it fails.--Adv. go
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
Brownsville Band
Ready to Appear
In FRS. Concert

The Brownsville City Band Is 70
make its first public appearance at
washington Park tonight and ev-
erything Yrs in readiness for the
concert. Special lights had been
strung by the city electricians
The organization Is directed bv
C. Il. Peru and n composed OF 25
musicians. members OF the local
woodman Of the World Camp and
other citizens.
Regular rehearsals have been held
for some time and a treat Is prom
ised those who attend. Unless there
Is a hard rain the concert viii be
played
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
MARKETS.
COTTON MART
IS IRREGULAR
Reports of More Rain In
Oklahoma and Texas
Brings Covering

NEW ORLEANS. May 30.-tPl-
Ethough cables were favorable cot
ron here opened rather irregular. old
crop positions showing declines OF
two points against gains OF one
point for distant positions.
Reports Of further rains in Okla
homa and Texas brought covering
and July rallied to 18.47. Octo5eE
1913 and December 1853. or 8 TO 3
points up from the early lows.
The market was quiet during the
morning but prices gradually i'm
proved on unfavorable weather re-
ports until cctive months showed
gains OF 8 to u points over yes
terday's close. July sold up 70
1880. October 70 1888 and Decem-
Der 1854. or IL to Is points above
he early lows.
L At mid-session the market was
teady and practically az the highs
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PLANES AT TURNING
POINT IN TROPHY RUN

INDIANAPOLIS. Nav 30.-tF-
Three airplanes. two Wacos and a
Cessna. reached the turning point
near the indianapolis Speedway
shortly after noon today in the
Gardner trophy race from East st.
Louis TO Indianapolis and return.
The planes flew over a commercial
airport here. but attaches could give
no information other than the make
or the craft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
President Gil To
Call Congress In
Special Session

MEXICO CITY, May 30.-tPl-
President Emilio Portes Gil viii call
the Mexican congress into extraor-
binary session to confer autonomy
on the Mexican national university.
The legislature act. IL was presumed
here. would divorce the school from
politics and the ordinary national
governmental bodies.
The president announced this In
tentIon last night when answering
striking students of the university
in their demand for resignation Of
the minister of education. the uni
versity rector. the federal district
chief or police and others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
Landing Field Is
Leased AT Sinton
For Air Line Here

5INTON. Tex. May 81. c. e.
lot. superintendent u. s. Air Mail
Extension Service. was here this
week and leased from Messrs. III. T..
and J. r. Odem for five years a 90
acre tract OF land east OF the city
limits. just north of the road lead
ing east out of Sinton Street. Work
will begin on the field soon after
September J.. The field will be
equipped with a two million candle
power beam light. Ships in the mail
service between Brownsville. Hous-
ton and points east will make land
ings here.
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"A
r z BURNING

TOKYO. May 30-(Pl-The vir-
gin forests of the southern part
Of Sagalien Island were burning
furiously today. The fires started
a week ago.
An official report on the situa-
ton ct the town OF Esutori today
declared $50 houses had been burn
ed and the town almost wiped out.
A correspondent from a Tokyo
Newspaper declared the village re-
sembled Tokyo after the 1928
earthquake with the dead lying In
the streets.
The death list was put at be-
tween so and a hundred. the in
jured at hundreds and the home
less at thousands.
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SERVICES HELD
IN LONDON

LONDON. May 30.-F-Amer-
lean soldiers who fell in the great
war we're remembered today.
In London the annual memorial
day service was held at st. Mar
garet's Westminster.
Consul General Halstead placed a
wreath on the grave OF the I'M
known warrior and members Of the
London branch OF the American
Civil war veterans placed a wreath.
on the statue of Abraham Lincoln
in parliament square.
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knowing smile on his face, came in
to make up their berths. Newly
wedsl And q new husband was al
ways generous. He overdid him
self to please them-and succeed
ed In being very embarrassing.
The moon. coming up above the
plains. shone through the state
room windows. touching Vivian's
white face. In the upper berth
Kent slept fitfully, and dreamed
Of Dovie Jansen. Vivian did not
close her eyes.
CTo Be Continued
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CHURCH MERGER
APPROVED


DETROIT. NAV 1o-F-Tnn
first OF five enabilng eau.rN ioc&-
inE 10 the merger OF the hmfAneank
Council Of GnnEFmMmtAmmmH
churches and thm general crKNWNm#
ton of tine Christian church wmM
unanimously accepted hV tmr hlHm-
nial convention uf fhn Nmtlnalml
Council Of Congregational churrhea
in the United States fndav. Thm
clause approved n tire nEac nnrrrt-
inE the proposed narrmrr nf $500
CnnEreEntinrnilHt churches ard H.
900 Christian churches -Four rAMHr
clauses remain tn w. mrfrf WmmrL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30

JURY MAY GET CASE
or TODAY

GROEHBECK. Tex. Mar an INV
The fate nf LLOYD nmvArnrn wmn
expected tr hr ln thm harris nH tnm
Jury TODAY. Hr wMH CHARGED wtHM
beating hts Etrp-mnthrr. Mr. F-
len Davidson. 20 death wifh 4 rifr~
Of wood last month
The trial began several GAYS 49,
and Davidson dif rnt nrnw ffum
charge HiE attorneys drew frrm
witnesses statements An rhF mfFrrH
Davidson was roe nrrmnml AmHmmn~
dlasclv before thr affair.
Testimony was COMPETED yTH@
terdsv.
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Personals

John ". Fernandez haE rrt1rnwH
from n WISH ~ several we-kn -
California.
NJ l. Love. general aEent Cor th@
S0utherh Pacific Ilrrs. rwfurrFM
Thursday from Dallas where WV
attended tine Rotary convention
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
Mediterranean Fly
Found In Fl. Worth
In Florida Citrus

AUSTIN, Tex. May 3o.-worms
supposedly larvae of the Mediter-
ranean fruit fly we're discovered II
a shipment or oranges from Florida
in Fort Worth Tuesday. Commits
sioner OF Agriculture George d. Ter
rell announced Wednesday. Tine
larvae have been sent to Florida FOR
Identification.
The same speciment OF fruit
which yielded the supposed larvae oil
the fruit fly in Dallas recently was
found to have been in n field in
Fort Worth. Mr.. Terrell declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
PREPARE TO TAKE TWO
BOYS TO ~REFORMATORY

Preparations were being made by
the sheriff's department Thursday
to transport two youths. ore OF
Brownsville and one of San 3e-
nito. to the boys reform school at
Gainesville Friday.
The local boy. who has been be-
fore the city and county courts
several times. was sentenced for
showing a girl into the street while
he was intoxicated. He also was
said to have talked rudely to the
father OF the girl, who was pres
ent.
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LIGHTNING KILLS
MERCEDES MAN

MERCEDES. May 3o.-Funeral
services were held here WEDNESDAY
afternoon for Manuel Albaroza, -
who was instantly killed by light
nSnr during an electrical storW
tuesday afternoon. -,
THE boy was working In q ilelu
about one and a half miles north o.
here when the storm started. ne
left his team and took shelter under
a mesquite tree when It began 70
rain. The bolt OF lightning struck
the tree and splintered II. The boy
was dead when he was found.
Manuel had no people here put
had lived in Mercedes fc- the past
10 wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30

trip over the highways 10 San An
tonic and other points north. and
west via OF Karnes City. Texas, by
chamber OF commerce officials and
city and county authorities of that
city. ss the roads are impossible for
vehicular traffic there on account
Of the heavy rains OF the last few
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
PERSHING SPEAKS TO
AMERICANS IN FRANCE

PARIS. May 30.-LP-Americans
have a solemn duty in striving TO
find a way whereby nations may
settle their differences other than
by force" General John j. PERISH
ing said TODAY in a moving tribute
TO the war dead at Memorial dav
services at the Belleau Wood
cemetery.
Nearly every American In Paris
attended one Of the many services
held at the various churches.
Graves Of every American soldier
who died in the great war were
decorated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
San Benito To Act
On Municipal Golf
Course In q Week

SAN BENITO. Nav 30.-Action on
the proposal to build a municipal
golf course here will be taken within
a week. members Of the city commits
sion said Thursday. following a
meeting Wednesday night in which
the proposal W.T. discussed.
The course. which Is to be nine
holes, will be constructed on a 90
acre site recently bought by San
Benito for park site.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
Cattle Steady To
Lower, Hogs Nominal
On Chicago Market

FORT WORTH. May 3o.-(P)-
Hogs: today 800; top $1,000: medium
10 choice lS5 10 225 lbs 1850; pack
ing sows ~8.50tEj9.00.
Cattle: 1900: steady TO 25c low
er: cows 1000 and above; slaughter
steers grassers. 9.75M10.75; year
lings 1850; bulls 900; slaughter
calves 100 down.
Sheep: 400; lambs 1850 1900;
yearlings 1850: wethers 7.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
COUNTIES PRESENT
CLAIMS TO STATE

AUSTIN. May SOP Stock
raisers from Harris. Galveston and
Brazoria counties today presented
claims totaling $4,000 to the house
claims and accounts committee for
losses purported TO have been sus-
tanned during a hoof and mouth
quarantine in the area during an
eight months period In 1925.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
BODY FRoM
LAKE WICHITA I'd

WICHITA FALLS TEX. Mar an
-fFB-Thn body nf rrrr~m MnrH-
hin. la. wichita Fails. nrrnnrn Ar
Lake Wichita Muudav. wna rncrF-
cred today. The youth inst ms lffe
when swept from a boat ~ a waxN
while fishing. "A companion mt-
tempted to rescue Rnrkhlif. huA mmm
forced back tn their boat hrrmmAm
nf exhaustion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
NATIONS G r ON
PREPARATION FIGURES

BERLIN. May 30.-tFr-A sweep
ing bullish movement set In on the
Berlin BoerSe today as a financial
reaction to Paris reports of an
agreement between German and al
lied delegates TO the reparations
conference or the figures 20 be paid
by Germany for war reparations.
Many shares jumped from 5 TO 10
per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
LEADER TO
ARRIVE IN VERA CRUZ

MEXICO CITY. Nav 30.-tF-
Special dispatches TO FL Universal
from Vera Cruz said the "hands-off
Nicaragua committee" there an
.it3unced they had been informed
that Augustine SANDING. insurgent
Eicaraguan leader. was now In San
Salvador en- route to Mexico and
would arrive in Vera Cruz. In June.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
HOLMAN WINS PLANE RACE

Rp-Harold w. tSpeed) Holman. OF
ST. Paul. Mimi. won the first Gard
ner tro5hv race from East g.
Louis to indianapolis and return
tcdav. Hoimsn's time for the APP
nroximately A4n rifles was 2 houis
90 minutes and 4e seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
LIVERPOOL SPOT

LIVERPOOL. May 30.-tF1--Cot-
ton spot good business done: lower:
American strict good riiddling 1922:
good middling 1882: strict middling
1892: middling 1912: strict low
middling 9: low middling 9.57; strict
good ordinary GIT: good ordinary
SIT: sales 1000 bales. 4.700 Amer
lean. Receipts 1000. American leo.
Futures closed quiet. MAY $50:
July 9.83: October o.S2: December
ESQ; January 9.51: March 9.S4.
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I. c. E. "A. Pledges
Aid to Florida In
War on Fruit Fly
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENTTO. May 30.-J. =. Bell.
as president Of the Texas CONNER
cial Executives association. in a let
ter today pledged the support of that
organization to Florida in her eff
forts to secure additional money for
the Mediterranean fruit liy eradi-
cation campaign
The letter vas addressed To r.. q.
Grassfield. manager of the Florida
State Chamber Of Commerce.
Bell also told Grassfield that his
organization will be glad to assist
in any way possible.
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NEW ORLEANS. May 30.-tPl-
Spot cotton closed steady. ! point
higher. Sales ATS. Low middSng
1923: middling 1878: good mid
ding 1888. Receipts ITO; stock
220.93Q.
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~ \. oIL

NEW ORLEANS. May 30.-tF-
Cottonseed oil closed quiet; prime
summer yellow 855; prime crude
762 1-2-787 IL: Jan. SIS; June $50;
July Sos; Aug. $40: Sept. SS5; Oct.
$40: Nov. $40; Dec. 6T5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
EDINBURG WARNS
AGAINST ROADS

EDINBURG. May 30.-The Edin-
burg Chamber OF Commerce and
city Marshal Earl West were today
asked to notify tourists and Gil au-
toists not to attempt to make the
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Nrtu nRLEANs nFENING

NEW ORLEANS. May 30.-tFl-'
Cotton futures opened steady. Jan
1B.52-bid: March 1855, July 1870
Oct. 1912. Dec. 1882.
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WOMAN VICTIM

CONTINUED from page one.)
could live with him NJ longer. There
were no accusations. no harsh words
in IL. She merely stated she had
found she did not love him any
more The same night the letter
was mailed he telephoned her from
Houston. Over the telephone she
told him that on the following day
he would receive the letter. He
asked her 70 write again and she
die.
I'm her second letter she ~reiterat-
ed that she could not get along
with him and that she did not want
TO live with him any more
Mrs. Savers and Mr.. and Mrs.
williams spent yesterday afternoon
IN Dallas. They returned here last
night about Z p. m and soon after
Savers called.
Talked Together
The four OF las talked together
IN a back room for quite a while"
continued Williams. and everything
seemed agreeable. Finally Sayers
and my sister went into the living
room for a private conversation.
Il heard my sister laugh several
times She went into the kitchen
for q drink ] suggested to my wife
that she 60 In there and see If
everything was all right. Ny sister
told her they were getting along
all right and he was going 70 leave
soon.
Then I stayed up expecting 70
take him TO town in my car. But
when midnight came my wife and
Y retired. Soon after that we Seard
seven shots. ! got up and with my
pistol In my hand started toward
the living room. I met my sister
running out Of the living room.
screaming. She was shot. / picked
her III and placed her on the bed.
+ then again started for the living
room. and as I approached I saw
Savers shoot himself in the tenn
Made Preparations
indications that Savers had made
arrangements for his death came to-
day when williams was called over
long distance telephone by J.. j..
Jeane at Houston. cousin Of Savers.
Mr.. Jeane said that before Say
ers left Houston he gave him a
handbag to keep for him." stated
williams. He said that when he
read In the Houston newspapers OF
the shooting, he opened the hand
bag. I'm 1t he found . note in which
savers asked him to take charge
OF his body"
Sayers and his wife formerly lived
IN Dallas. Until q few MONTH ago
he vas district manager for an in
szlrance company IN Houston.
Pending funeral ARRANGEMENTS. the
bodies we're held nc q local funeral
horne.
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DALLAS, May 30-lRl-Spot cot
son: Houston 1855; Galveston and
&1sallas, holiday.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. MAY 30.-tPl-
ton futures closed steady ut net
vances Of Is to % points:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13
Gabby Hartnett's
| Arm Still Painiinq
Joe Mccarthy Thinks the Star
Backstop Has Imagin-
AIRY Trouble

" Chicago. Aug. l3.-P-Therc con-
a.inues to be a difference of opinion
ms to the status Of Gabby Hartnett's
hrowing arm which has been lost to
bthe Chicago Cubs throughout the sea-
won's chase Of a National League pen
daant.
ci Hartnett still complains of a pain
nm his shoulder and is unwilling to
plttempt to burn the ball from the
nslate to second base. Manager Joe
sMcCarthy. however, inclines to the
liselief that Gabby's trouble Is nor
omaginary than real.
ii Despite Hartnett's failure to handle
he behind the plate job this year,
rhe Cubs have managed unusually
Hell by the services of the veterans
Anomalies and Taylor. aided and
lbetted at various times by rookie
alent.
n New threats to the lineup continue
no appear in reports from the eastern
Lront OF which the club is now per-
forming. Hack Wilson's slender
Qnkles r beginning to evidence their
eannual rebellion against carrying
Hround the weight of the bulky CEN
r!erfielder. Wilson is slightly less
Npeedy in the outfield and on the
,ases and limps somewhat when run
Jiing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13
Mandan Rallies to
Beat Washburn IS
Trainers Overcome S to o Dis.
advantage to Exc Out Tri-
umph in Loose Game
Tribune Special Scryice)

Washburn, N. D., Aug. 13.-Aftcr
maintaining a 5 to 0 lead until the
fifth inning here Sunday. the Wash
burn baseball crew went to pieces be-
fore the vicious onslaught Of the
Mandan Trainers to drop an almost
certain triumph. 8 to s.
It was a bitter pill for the locals
to swallow as they had played un-
beatable ball until the fatal fifth. It
vas the second time in eight days
that the Trainers had taken the
measure Of the harbor diamond boys.
Washburn started out with a rush,
pushing five run ove the platter in
the early innings while the Trainers
we're held helpless by Wilson. Wash
burn hurler.
After those early batting bees.
George Heidi, Mandan pitcher.
frightened up and only allowed one
more run during the game while his
mates got busy with the willow to
lash out II hits and eight runs.
Kronick. Shearer and Sclnlosser
played we'll for Washburn while Kim,
Heidi, Letich and Geston were the
stars for the victor5.
The box score:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13
Bumper Crop Of
Rocks in Texas

Dallas -(AP,--A bumper crop of
young major league prospects has
appeared in the Texas league this
season with adoption Of the rigid
five-rookie rule.
Scouts from Leading clubs, which
have picked IN dozens Of stars from
Texas l..amonds in years past, are
working the circuit harder than ever.
Several clubs have received at
tractiye offers. Cecil ! Stewart,
speedy second baseman Of the
Shreveport club, probably will bring
the fanciest price Of all this fall.
Officials so far have refused to pin
. price tar on him.
While not m exceptionally hard
hitter, Stewart is dependable, and
hts fielding has been sensational.
To start the season he accepted 166
chances before committing IN error.
Bernard Starr, sluegfng Shreve-
port catcher, and Irwin Jeffries, Dali
las third sackcr. are other rockies
who are almost certain to ret .
chance under the bi. top next year.
Starr. led the league in battin for
several weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-13
DickinsonCo COWBOYS
Brand Beulah, ia.
Stark County CIouters Paste
Pellet Plenty in Scor-
ing Win
(Tribune Special Service,

j IlUUUG CVGCl0u 01IVICCJ
Dickinson. N. D.. Aug. l3-The Dick
inson Cowboys trampled the Beulah
Braves underfoot in a baseball STAN
pede here Sunday to win by a score
of II to 4.
Led by Roberts. who collected four
hits in five trips to the platter. the
Dickinson rev had little trouble in
rounding up runs. Hecker and
Faedtke aslo put their brands on
Zeissler. Brave hurler, despite his
twists and turns.
Despite the II hits that tho Cow
boys assembled Zeissler hurled good
ball, loose fielding on the part of
his team allowing the visitors to
score the same number of runs AS
bingles.
Faedtkc allowed the Braves only
three hits and his mates produced
the only double play of the en-
counter.
"Doc' Love, star Bismarck hurler,
will pitch for Stanton next Sunday
when the Missouri river team in
vades the mining capital at Bculah,
it was announced here.
The Dickinson Juniors had a field
day at the expense of the Richard
ton Pirates, the local youngsters
hammering the ball hard and field
ing perfectly to earn a IA to 0 de-
%cision. Mack was on the mound for
the victors.
The box score: