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CHICAGO POrJLTRY

Chicago, March 28.-(R)-Poultry
alive, firm: receipts car: fowls 80
u to "a: springs 20 to 81; broilers IS
70 90; ROSTERS %: turkeys 30 to 80;
ducks "a to 81: geese 81,
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WA1o11O 40 oEo(1
WAN41b 10 e 1-x5eu :. 81 -
spopaible pef1on. mo4esn hunealow
O. house. WIN koep up eruun1o.
Central o. Woet location 1co1ox1o6
Write Tribune A.. Ma ~.
WANTxD-1y reopon0ib10 o1F1ou.
one unfufnishod room Gn eround
floor q = garage 10 Do light hoase-
keeping CentrAIly leo6tod. can
q ~ Tenth streek q
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Mlnneapol1, March 3o.--le3-(U. q
=. A)-Potatoes: Very lieht VIZ a.
quiry. practically no demand, naf-
kes dull and weak, practically -
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FEMALe HELP WANTED

rDuAA8 t18A6 WANVED
WANTED-0irl or middle aged wom-
an for general housework in home
where the mother works. One who
likes children. None other need ap-
ply. Write Tribune, care of Ad. No.
81.
WANTED-C Competent maid for gen
eral houscwork. Phone 1304-W or
call at 6l0 MandAn.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM FOR GENTIEMAN-Beauti
fully furnished, suitable for one OF
two, in large modern home. Also
have garage for rent. Inquire al
500 Seventh street north.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. bath
adjoining, suitable for one or two
Conveniently located for capitol
employees. Call at 931 Eighth
street. Phone 1901.
FOR RENT-Two front sleeping
rooms in modern home, suitable for
one or two. Call at sol Sixth street
or phone 1866 after 400 p. m.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room
in modern home. Suitable for one
or two. Reasonably priced. Phore
882-W or call at sos Ave. D.
FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms Ia
modern home, next to bath, private
entrance. Phone ls5-R or call at
1l3 Thayer Ave.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, also one
sleeping room. Phone e33-W or call
at 323 Eighth street south.
FOR RENT-One large room, suitable
for two gentlemen, one small sunny
room. close In. Phone 966-W. 2l8
First street.
FOR RENT-F0rnished room IA new
modern home. Close In. Call ut 30S
Ave. A or phone 1882.
FOR RENTlTwo rooms IN modern
home. BOG w. Thayer.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENTAL iurnished or un3ur-
ntshed apartment by April !. In
Rose apartments. Phone asa or 427.
F. w. Murphy. For information eco
janitor at Rose apartments.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
modern apartment In strictly mod.
ern home. adults only. Occupancy
April LIST. Call at el2 Main Ave.
or phone 9l9-J.
FOR RENT-Cntire unfurnished 3
room apartment In modern home.
Gas stove furnished. Call at 6l4
Rosser or phone 2l4-W after $50
p. m.
FOR RENT-Three room apt. with
private bath, steam heat and tel
ephone furnished. Call at 623
Sixth street or phone 1151-R.
FOR RENTAL unfurnished three
room modern apartment. with bath,
very desirable. Downtown location.
Inquire at 304h Main.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Everything furnished. Close to
capitol. Call ct go Fourth street.
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MY $40 acre improved farm for sale
or trade smaller farm or business
property. Ill health. Write or see
Adam Burnanl, New Salem, N. D.
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0USEHOLD GOODS ron 0AIE

/ csOAa. <9Iuy improved. C4&o a.
terms. Phone 1880.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ron SALE
FOR sALE-one sewing nac6ina.
good Is new, one Columbia portable
monograph with 80 records. sraall
table. two burner kerosene stovo
with oven, two months old. com.
mode. table lamp ana picturos.
cheap. 2l2 Second street. upstairs,
FOR sALE-Eiecfric radio. SsvIn1
machine. floor lamp. beds, dreaserS.
kitchen cabinets. baby buggy, writ
ing desk. couches. portable phouo.
graph. oil range, fruit jars, pictures
ana other articles. Call ct 90 Teuth
street.
TWO BRAND NEW fun siSe 6lm.
mons beds for sale, Complete With
mattress at real bar9ein prfoa. Alao
have brand new Reliable re-. renee
Tor sale at . bargain. innaira ~
500 Seventh street.
FOR sALE-A white enamel aeIi1r:
kitchen cabinet In good coudifion.
Also an administer rug. 0xlO, Ia f1rsk
class condition. Call ct 3o0M lfain.
FOR sALE-A Hamilton piano. M
new. Phone l220-J Or cali &c M
Tenth street.
BARGAINS % 0Sed 3of1if1F9. -.
neuy Furniture Co. llandan, i. =
MlSCILLANoOU0
FOR sALE-Two new TVin 0ifv.
17x2S. Very latest model. 0hiune6
from factory last October. for Siioo
each. One Allis-C Chalmers. nlove6
800 acres. ana I bottom John Deer1
plows for $1,000. r. A. Milunn. 6i1
seventh street. Phone 120S-W.
NATIONAL Cash RE0I1I IL
new and second hand. Ovof 6no
styles and discs We hsvo G. g
III your buslueG2 ". = o8onnl.
repeeeentativo. eattoSooo Gotol
Bismarck, n. p.
FOR SALE-Meat market. aF0cefT
doing $4,000 yearly, In county ~
town. IN eastern central n. n. n
order to dissolve Z pertnerahin.
write Tribune. In care Of al. No.
FOR sALG-Ohoico C0na57 60
imported German Rolee4 ohc10oe1
ana Hars 4ountaina o. Seo6S.
treats. eta Phouo 49,. loools
Bun: Dickinson. n. p. hon re. Il
sroLEN-The party that seo1S g ~
possession Of my white ereyhouuaa
last Friday evening u known. ~
to avoid trouble return him e 49,.
g he is valuable. jeff Nay.
FOR eALE-oehu seed corn g an
per bushel. Shelled and $1,000.
Also four yearling Red polled bulI9
J. =. Chesak. Route No. :. ~.
marck, N. D.
FOR RENT-store, 5l3 north Main
avenue. Inquire or write Glneer
Sewing Machine Co.. Jamnofo1n.
n. Oak. Phone q.
FOR sALE-rfacfically nv IN
model Corona portable typovriter.
Write Tribune, care Ad. No =.
FOR sALE-PedlGreed POLES HI
pup, trained, from champion stccl.
J. Kappes. go Seventh street,
FOR sALE-Medium size o7flo9 5s7s. !.
like new 1t y cost. The 1yrnc
Aeency. 1ismarck Bank 3lde.
RANTED-0ood ted oata- WSe6f@
Transfer CO.
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LOST

LoST-A chain and fob With p5cturoS
III 1t. somewhere between Hooo1r
street and Memorial bridge Valued
as keepsake. For reward eau st
olS w. Thayer or phone eoo-W.
LO5T-A cameo pin C 81 near fI3e-
Grand Pacific hotel. Finder kindly
return to Tribune office, Revnrl.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE
Minneapolis, March 2e-(R)-Wheat
receipts today I'll compared to $50 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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FOE SALE

FOR 6ALE-One Of the beCC IoG0{ed
building lots left In Rivervjew sddi.
ton. Partly improved. Cash a.
terms. Phone 1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
CURVED STEEL BEAMS
IN JAPAN'S TEMPLES

TOKYO, June l.-fP-Japancse
temple builders. clinging to the
graceful curving lines Of Buddhist
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
Douglas Fairbanks
Brings Thrills And
Glamor to Capitol

Those who thrill to the daring OF
reckless swordsmen; Of gallant men
who served their King with TN
flinching loyalty; who risked life it
self. for the smile Of a fair lady. will
find Douglas Fairbanks latest pic
ture, The Iron Mask. a rare treat.
The glory and romance Of the mus
keteers-AthoS, Porthos. Aramis and
D'Artagnan-is again brought 70 the
screen in colorful and %glanlo-ous
fashion; bringing 70 life those fam
GUS characters immortalizei by the
great French novelist. Alexander
Dumas.
Here Is a story OF daring deeds.
fleeing. tender romance and recE-
less adventure that gives the m
imitable Douglas Fairbanks 4 Flori-
Gus opportunity TO fence. to jump. 10
ride and to make love. with all the
dash ard verve that mas enda7red
him to the American public. Tho
Iron Mask" is a typical Fairbanks
picture and both critics and the
general public who have seen This
film at the Rivoli thsater i'm New
York where 1t Is playing before
capacity audiences. are enthusiastic
IN their praise Of his lat ~ effort.
In this latest United Artists sound
presentation. the story Of Louis XIV
and his twin brother. banishcd 10
Spain while still an infant. and later
brought to France Nv tto scheming
Count de ROchefort. and through n
coup. placed on The throne Of
France, is unfolded In n highly dra-
matte and compelling fashion. The
manner in which D'Artagnal and
his three inseparable friends rally to
the cause and again place the right
full King on the throne. supplies this
picture with many tlrilin! Sc
quences and a powerful climax.
As the dashing. lovable D'Artag-
nan. the foremost swordsmen fl
France, Douglas Fairbanks IS. as al
ways, a fascinating personality and
thoroughly believabIe. AS the three
musketeers. Leon Barry. Stanley
Sanford and Gino Corrado are ex-
cellently cast. As Constance. OAR
tagnan's ideal love, Marguerite de Ia
Motto is charming and convincing.
AS members OF q strong supporting
cast. Dorothy Revier. Belle Bennett.
William Blackwell. Ulrich Haupt and
Nigel de Brulier. are all that could
be desired.
Audiences who attend the Iron
Mask at the Capitol theater will
also have the pleasure Of hearing
Douglas Fairbanks speak from the
screen for the first tine III his car
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
Double Qualifying
Rounds for Texas
Amateur Tourney

DALLAS. Texas. June IF
The complaint that an 16-hole
round is not a sufficient test of
golfing calibre has caused the states
links governing body TO order a So
hole qualifying round for the Texas
amateur title tournament here June
4 10 8.
In years past many Of the states
leading players have been forced to
contend for a second or third flight
because of a brief lapse in the short
qualifying round. "A single bad hole
in the shorter route could deprive a
sterling player Of a chance at the
state championship. while players Of
less ability got into the select circle
by shooting n dazzling round.
A stronger, more evenly-balanced
title flight is expected TO result from
the 36-hole round this year. 1t will
be necessary for a player to shoot
excellent golf two days in a row and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02

and Shinto architecture. are using
western steel and concrete to make
sure that their works shall stand
IN this land Of fire and earthquake.
Curved steel frames OF extra
strength are rising in many cities
as skeletons for new shrines.
An outstanding example Il the
Earthquake Memorial Hall under
construction here on the site Of
the army depot where the holo-
caust Of September l. 1928. reached
It's worst. II will hr crowned bv
a three TERED pagoda rising 1875
feet and will be fire and quake
proof.
In the main hall Of the structure
VIII be enshrined the ashes Of ga
600 persons who died Of fire or slf-
location or were crushed under
tumbling buildings. The cost Of
the temple. S5O0.0O0. was met bv
public subscriptions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
Auckland Grows
Faster Than Any
Australian City

SYDNEY, Australia. June tn
Excepting only Brisbane. the
capital Of Queensland. Auckland.
New Zealand, in the decade 1917
1927. was the fastest growing city
IN the two nominations. SURVEYS
Of the populations Of Australia
and New Zealand. for that period
show. however. that the growth
Of other New Zealand cities was
slower than those Of Australia.
The following table shows the
populations Of. first. the capitals Of
the six Australian states. and then
or tho four principal centers in
New Zealnd with the percentage
Of increase within the 1927 per-
iod.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
The Trial Of Mary
Ougan' Gives Norma
Shearer New Role

Norma Shearer steps into the
great dramatic role created by Ann
Harding In The Trial Of Mary
Cugan," Bayard Veiller's all-talking
special which comes today to the
Riyoli. San Benito. as a Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer 100 per cent dia-
logue feature.
The transcription into a dialogue
film Of the famous Bayard WELLER
murder drama marks Miss Shearer's
entrance into the talkie field as
well as her debut In parts Of de-
classe nature.
In assigning Miss Shearer TO the
sordid role Of the woma on trial
Tor her life. M-G-M executives end
ed a discussion Of months dura-
ton as to the advisability OF per-
hitting her to make the radical
change in her screen characterize
tons With WELLER in support.
however. Miss Shearer obtained the
part.
The Trial OF Mary Duran"
made its first appearance in New
York In 1927 with Miss Harding IN
the leading role. She continued in
the part until the show reached
Los Angeles. At present fourteen
road companies ere presenting the
great dramtic play in foreign coun-
fries and road companies are stll
touring The United States with II.
Weller author-producer Of this
r'av. personally directed the SCREEN
inc.
Featured In the all-star cast of
the sensational play are Miss
Shearer. RAYMOND Hackett. Lewis
Stone and II. 3. Warner. Included
in the cast are Lilyan Tashman
Olive Tell, Mary Doraa and others
Of note.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
Barthelerness Plays
Part of Blue Devil
In Out Of Ruins

A complete street intersection OF
Paris was built for one of the DIG
scene or "Out or the Ruins Rich
ard Barthelmess' new First National
starring vehicle which starts nc the
Texas theater today.
A fully furnished and equipped
restaurant. PATTERNED after the cel-
ebratcd CirO's. was erected on ore
of the corners and a busy street
with street cars. automobiles ana
several hundred pedestrians formed
the background. An interesting fir
tation terminated by n thrilling riot
caused by an air raid takes place
i'm the course of the screen story.
The action Is laid lin Paris nc the
close Of the World var and authen-
tic details are carried throughout.
Barthelmess plays the role OF "a
French blue devil who deserts his
regiment I'm order To visit his sweet
heart. "a few realistic battle scenes,
q ruined village and reclamation
work IN France after the war form
the highlights or what Is heralded
as one of the best things yet done
by Richard Barthelmess.
John Francis Dillon. whose direc-
torial handling Of The Moose" won
for him the plaudits or motion pic
ture fans. was the guiding genius
on "Out of the Ruins The story
is based on am original short story
by Sir Phillip Gibbs. celebrated Brit
ish war correspondent. Henry Ho-
bart was production manager, with
Ernest Haller at the camer
An excellent cast supports Bar
thickness. with Marian Nixon as the
leading lady. Bodil Rosing as the
mother. Eugenia Palette as the vii
lain. Robert Frazer and others or
cinematic note.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
DENMARK PORTS FREE
TO HOLLAND NAVY

COPENHAGEN, June 1.=P-
Holland will make use Of a privilege
she has enjoyed for 275 years when
she sends a squadron Of warships
here on an official visit this sum-
mer.
Holland Is the only nation which
can send men-of-war to a Danish
port without notifying the local gov
eminent. In 1859 King Frederick
III. Of Denmark decreed that Dutch
warships for all time should have
the free use Of Danish Irarbors.
The privilege was in recognition
Of the Dutch fleets services in Den
marks war with Sweden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02

After having had Paris. London,
Buenos Aires and other great Gull
tural centers at his feet for years.
Maurice Chevalier now has added
New York to his list or victims.
The reception given this idol OF
the French people at his recent ap-
pearance in the Ziegfeld Midnight
Frol.c was generally conceded the
most unusual ever accorded a for
eien entertainer. And one reason
for Chevalier's instant popularity in
his ability to speak English fluent
".
Chevalier's methods are entirely
his own. Seldom does he do the
same thing alike at any two per-
formances. He Il often described
as being n composite Charlie
Chaplin. Will Rogers and Al Jolson,
with the artful pantomime Of Chap
lin. the wit and humor or Rogers
and the dynamic vocal sentimental
ity Of Jolson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02

So far as New Zealand IS con-
cerned, nothing could illustrate
more forcibly the drift to the
north than the foregoing table.
The percentage OF increase in pop
ulation over the decade falls
sharply from Auckland's 81 to Wei
lin9ton'S 1873. Going further south
it is seen that Christchurch Is an
other 2 per cent behind in growth.
and Dunedin falls away by another
10 per cent.
The same position Is noted IN
Australia Brisbane. OH the fringe
Of the tropics, is growing apace.
Perth on the other side Of the
continent. and the next city south.
follows. with Ade.aide. Sydney. Ho-
bart and Melbourne. each senarted
by a few figures per cent. next.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
Stage Voice Graces
Gentlemen of the
Press At Arcadia

Walter Huston's voice, which for
years thrilled vaudeville audiences
all over the country and later was
heard from the New York legiti-
mate stage. Is one Of the outstand-
ing features OF Gentlemen or the
Press" the Paramount all-talking
production which will show at the
Arcadia theater Wednesday.
Gentlemen Of the Press" from
the famous stage PLAY by Ward
Morehouse. Is one OF the best prod
ucts Of the group being produced
at the Paramount Long Island stu
dies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02
FORBIDDEN TO MARRY

ANGORA. June Turkish army.
navy and aviation officers have been
forbidden 10 marry before they are
25 years old because before that
age, the authorities said. matrimony
interfered with their work. A previ-
GUS order forbade them 20 marry
any but Turkish Moslems.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02

eer. These talking sequences are in
troduced in novel fashion. for Fair
banks addresses his remarks to the
audience. telling them. IN a fas-
cinatiog manner. of the deeds and
daring Of the mUsketeerS. The Iron
Mask" was directed by Allan Dwan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-02

will lessen the chance OF a recog-
nlzed star being shunted into the
background at the outset.
The largest field in the history Of
the state tournament is expected to
tee off ! nthe qualifying round June
4 over the Brook Hollow course.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20
G ADVERTISEMENT

mon such defendant, and to serve
TINS Citation by making pubIica-
ton CT this citation once each week
ior four consecutive weeks prior 70
the return date hereof in some news
paper published IN your county,
cut Il there be no newspaper pub
lshcd I'M said county. then i'll any
newspaper published in the nearest
county where a newspaper Is pub
liShed.
HEREIN FAIL NOT. but have
you before said court On the said
first day OF the next regular term
thereof. this writ. with ycur return
thereon showing how you have exc
cuted The same.
Witness John p. Seaman. Clerk.
District Court. Cameron County
Texas.
Given under my hand and seal
Of said court in the City Of Brown
sville. this 18th day Of November,
4. d. 1929.
JNO. p. SCALAN
Clerk District Court, Cameron
County. Texas.
BY II. y. McTiernan. Deputy.
SEAL.
A true Copy I Certify:
Jno. p. Seaman. Clerk. District
Court. Cameron County. Texas.
Ey M. j. McTiernan. Deputy.
Naturalization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF TEXAS

TO THE SHERIFF OR ANY CON-
STABLE OF CAMERON COUNTY
GREETING:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Arthur Gupton, whose res
idence Il unknown. to appear ut the
next regular term Of the District
Court Of Cameron County. Texas, to
be held at the court house thereof
in the City OF Brownsville on the
third Monday in December. a. ID
1929. same being the 10th day of
December. "A. ID. 1929. then ana
there 70 answer a petition filed IN
said court on 18th day OF November
A. d. 1929. the file number OF which
suit is 1859, in which suit Estelle
Gupton Is plaintiff, and Arthur
Gupton II defendant. and the cause
Of action being alleged as follows:
Plaintiff alleges that she Is a
bona fide resident and inhabitant
OF Cameron County. Texas. and has
beer such resident and inhabitant
for the last past twelve months. and
longer. prior to the filing of this
suit and that the residence Of de-
PENDANT is unknown. ard after dill
rent search and INJURY cannot hc
found: that Plaintiff end defend
ant were lawfully married Novembe-
Z. 1q25. ~ F%iinburr. Texas and
lived together as husband and vito
until on or about January l. 1927,
az which tine defendant. after va
rlous acts NJ cruel treatment. left
this plaintiff. and hes contributed
nnthinr to her srInnnrt since: thai
ulaintiff ard defendant have q
child. a Girl. two wears Of ace. end
this plaintiff supports herself emo
said child: that on various ncca-
Sic-S nrior 70 January 4. 1927 de-
fencart rUr-rd frd Gh-isad and
struck this plaintiff. and the acts
and conduct IF defendant arc such
as to render thei- further h~iug to-
-ether inSuD-0rtahle Plaintiff nrTv'
fcr i'-d-ren't f7- r'~n-r~ rsrron-
inr TIE ~r~arriare CONT ard 70.
custody Of the minor child.
You are commanded to 81 sum-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20
MARIONETTES'
SWEEP MEXICO
Shows Have Become Part
OF Education System
OF Country
Especial to The HeraId)

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 20 The
revival Of "marionette" shows. which
has been felt in recent years In
Europe. especially in Russia, has
his Mexico. and a marionette show
contest will soon be held in Mex
leo City.
Although the marIonette show
has long been more OF less popular
in this republic. it has always been
more popular with the lower class
es, who could attend such shows
for ten centavos. the equivalent OF
an American nickel. Now the mar
ionette show has become a part
of the educational system in Mex
ica.
Mexican school children have
been taught the marionette art by
Paul O'Higgins. Of California, who
has been In Mexico the last five
years. The children make the fig
ures them, manipulate them. and
supply the dialogs. The dialogs arc
given educational value by includ-
ing morals
Marionette shows have become 50
popular In Mexico that they arc
often shown at diplomatic dinner
parties In Mexico City.
Louis Munin. Chicago SCULPTOR
and Mrs. Munin are being gi-en
credit for p0pularizing the art in
Mexico. They have been creating
artistic marioHette shows III thiT
republic.