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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
MARQUETTE IN
THOROUGH TEST
Companion Car to Buick
Conquers South Texas
Greatest Flood

On South Texas flood ravaged
highways that had been closed TO
traffic for nearly a week, the Mar
quette. Bucks new companion
has proven itself in a test that pales
into insignificance the gruelling
trials imposed on the new product
at the General Motors proving
grounds.
Through miles OF mire and muck
through muddy, creeping waters
so deep that they swtrlec about the
feet Of the drivers, two new Mar
quotes last week were driven from
San Antonio TO Victoria, Texas. c
distance Of nearly $50 miles (due 70
wide detours) by T. M. Scott, VIC
toria dealer, with two statesmen, A.
w. Harrison and O.. G. Cox.
The three men had been in San
Antonio Wednesday for a meeting
at which the new car was presented
to the sales organization.
Against hte advice OF everyone
the intrepid trio took to the high
ways out Of San Antonio In the
brand new cars at 1000 o'clock
Thursday morning. Two main
roads between San Antonio and
Victoria were under water. so they
decided to make a wide detour
through Beeville, Texas. despite the
knowledge that a large portion OF
this road was freshly graded and a
quagmire due to rains and over
flows.
With a faith born Of years Of deal
ing with the Buick Motor company,
Mr.. Scott dared to risk the new and
stiff Marquettes through the ter
rible mire that no car had attempted
to risk for many days. He had
promised the Victoria people he
would show them the new Marquette
Saturday.
"You will never make II back with
those new cars" many Of his friends
had told him when he left for San
Antonio by train two days previous
~. and before the flood waters had
reached their crest.
But the Marquettes did 80
through
They arrived in Victoria at 1o:45
Thursday night, covered with mud,
but with motors purring perfectly.
The worst part Of the trying trip
was encountered on the last 20
miles between Fannin and Victoria,
but let Mr. Scott tell the story:
we reached Fannin about 500
o'clock after a hard trip, but we
found that the real test was still
before us. We we're strongly ad-
vised against continuing on to Vic
toria because the road was unpaved
and under water, but our experience
earlier IN the day with the new
Marquette had proven conclusively
10 US that they could 90 where no
other car possibly could. We de-.
cided TO take the chance.
For mile after mile we plowed
through the swirling muddy water.
so deep that at times 1t came
through the floor boards. Our only
guides were the fence posts on either
side Of the road. The current Of
the rampaging Guadalupe was 50
strong that at times IL threatened
70 sweep the a r away, but the
Marquettes proved their mettle-
proved themselves WORTH additions
20 the Buick line. They seemed
alive TO the situation. and as the
going got tougher. the sturdy motors
settled down 70 their tasks and came
through valiantly with colors flying
II was another triumph for Buick.
There was never the question in
orr minds that we counld't make il,
although 1t took us four hours and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
AUTOMOBILES TO LINK
160-MILE TEXAS SHOW

WACO. June 8-lP-A show $50
miles long. stretching from Waco
to Cisco. with eight towns staging
pageants simultaneously and a
Waco caravan Of automobiles link
ing them up. vas in prospect for
the first week Of July as a result
OF an organization perfected Tues
day by towns along Highway 81.
which the meeting, held at Meri-
dian. named The Indian Trail"
II. F. Sellars, president of the
Hico National bank. was made pres
ident, to serve with other officers
and directors from now en-" va
cancies to be filled by tn eboard
itself.
TAKES POISON BEFORE RIVAL
VIENNA-Fraulein Elizabeth Do
ervich took poison in the presence
OF a girl who had lured her fiance
away. and dropped dead.
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for machinery and lighting after
camp is reached.
Two thousand troops will take
part in the pageant. which will be
attended by army officials Of high
rank.
The white house carriages which
were used by Presidents Roosevelt.
Taft, Harding and Wilson will be
displayed. So will the historic en-
CINE which drew the body Of
Abraham Lincoln from the capital
to his home for burial.
A reproduction Of the TON
Thumb" first American built loco
motive. the invention of Peter
Cooper, will be in the exhibit.
The tiny engine, weighing less
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forty-five minutes to make a dis
lance that ordinarily is travelled In
half an hour"
Reports state that the city Of Vic
toria went wild when the muddy
but triumphant MarQuettes pulled
into the city. and Saturday when
the cars went on display they re-
ceived the greatest welcome ever
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09

WASHINGTON, June s.-(P)-
The development Of transportation
Will be unfolded at a military trans
portation pageant and exposition at
Camp Holabird. Nd, June -, IS
and IA.
Every type Of vehicle will be
shown from the earliest known type
of wheel conveyance. an Egyptian
OK cart. to the srmy's new g~as-elec-
trick truck. which furnishes power
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
WRITES BIOGRAPHY

LONDON. June 4-CR--Lord
Charnwood. author OF q biography
OF Abraham Lincoln, hopes 70 have
a life CT George washington ready
for publication in 1882. Meanwhile
he will visit the United States tc
gather. data.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09

ARLESEY, Eng.-A bed-ridden
invalid for five years. Stanley j.
Saunderson arose and walked as the
result Of a vision that appeared TO
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09

POSTAL RATES
The United States air mail postage
rate is 5 cents for the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points In
Mexico take his rate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09

period last year. Nash registration
in Cook county as revealed by Of
fetal state department figures show
an increase of 50 per cent for the
first Is days In Nav"
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VISION r r HIM UP

accorded a new motor car in VIC
toria.
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Air Mail Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas Is announced
by the ~postoffiee department nj fol-
tC~u.
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w INDICATE DESIRE
FOR AIRPLANE RIDE

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. May -
dPY-Wichita Falls city dads have
braved the ire of citizens and the
wrath of the courts. but only two
indicated they would take a chance
in riding through the clouds in
Pink Hammond's new airplane.
Hammond is manager Of the Wich-
ita Falls municipal airport.
Hammond gained fame for him
self a few months ago 40 the open
ing cerem MES Of the airport in
making a bet of $1,000 against
$3.50 with Charles I. Francis. then
president Of the chamber OF ON
merce, that he. Hammond, would
jump out OF an airplane with q
parachute.
Francis looked at Hammond's
200 pounds OF weight. and nerotia-
tons were reported to have been
considered.
A ship was parked on the line
and a folded parachute was inside
Of it. Reports at the field were
that Hammond climbed into the
ship. picked up the parachute and
jumped back onto the ground.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
MODEL t. FORDS|
STILL In USE
Drew Patterson's Advice Is
Not to Neglect the Old
Flivver

Don't neglect your Model II
Ford car" is the advice of Drew
Patteson of the Patteson Motor Co,
Brownsville.
Millions Of these good old Fords
are still in USE" he went on TO
say. "and they are still giving eff
Gent. reliable service at a very low
cost per mile. And they will con-
tinue to do so for some time to
come. The average useful life OF
the Model II is seven years.
MY advice TO every owner OF q
Model II is this. Run your car as
long as possible. Don't sacrifice II
to buy a new car but find out how
much it will cost to put 1t In good
running order. You may find that
SIS. or $50 or SIS will be the means
of giving you many thousands OF
miles Of additional service.
The Ford Motor company Is
solidly behind this policy. When
the new Ford car was introduced.
it announced it would not forget
the owners of the Model T. That
promise has been lived up to in the
way you would expect the Ford
Motor company to live UP to it.
To-day. it is still making parts
for the old car as it will continue
to do as long as there are Model
r Fords that need parts.
THAT may be ten years. but that
doesn't make any difference to the
Ford Motor company. It will never
permit any Ford car to become OBJ
solete for want or replacement
parts.
IF Model T owners will bring
their cars to me I will be glad to
look them over and tell you hon.
eStly just what the car needs. The
cost Of new parts Is low and all the
labor is charged at a flat hour
rate"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
CHIEF DENIES
RUM ALLIANCE
Sam Angelo Policeman Says
He Made Money Betting
On Election, Baseball

SAN ANGELO. Tex, May 3.-tP
An emphatic denial by Carroll
Bates. former ranger and San An
gelo chief Of police. that he had
been paid money ny a rum ring was
before the jury today in Bates trial
in federal court here on charges
Of violating prohibition laws.
Testimony Of William II. Hutche-
son. star witness for the govern
ment. that Hutchinson was pay-off
mar for a rim ring paid off Bates
each week was bitterly attacked.
Bates denied Hutcheson's testimony
on this point and said the only
time he ever talked with Hutche-
son was once when Hutchinson APP
pealed to him after other San An
-elo officers ordered Hutchinson to
leave town.
A. w. Brown. former policeman
under Bates. corroborated Bates
statements.
AA EARAAAAHA4Dn Va INV 9aA~S
bank account showed deposits OF
$4,000 in less than three years.
from 1926 to 1929. was given by
him. He said luck in gambling. the
sale of a farm. and winning Of ma
tionaI election and worlds baseball
series bets accounted for a large
part of the deposits. The United
States district attorney had intro
duced the testimony Of two San
Angelo bankers who said Bates de-
posted the money. The federal Of
ticers then raised a question as to
how an officer on a salary of $500
a month would deposit so much
money In that time.
Bates also denied on the stand
that he accepted as much as $500
g week profits from a rum ring.
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Cameron Courts
BELLE FIELDER

lot 4, block !. Fitch addition, Har-
lingen. $40. etc.
Southwest Dew. Ccrpn. to Roland
and Celia Jones. north sos acres.
share l. ESpiritu Santo Grant. lot
n. sec. "A Southwest Dew. Corpn.
Grove Park. s707o.
Southwest Dew. Corpn. 20 Oren
@. and Mary Fentcn. south ID lot
20. Sec. "A" Southwest Dew. Corpn.
80 acres. share I. Espiritu Santo
grant. Grove park. s7644.
Southwest Dew. Corpn. TO George
d Wait. south $40 acres. lot g. e c
a. Scuthmost Dew. Corpn. share /.
Espiritu Sant0 Grant. S7l40.
Southr1os- Dew. Corpn. TO Frank
,. Wait. south sos acres lot 81. Sec.
"A. Southwest Dew. Corpn. share 1.
Espiritu Santo grant. s7070.
II. m. Booth to Estanislado LellaRa.
Tot 2. block 33. fourth addition. San
BenitO. sl27.50.
Madeline Sooy 70 viz. 70 Niels r.
Olsen. north 1897 acres. lot 2. block
312. Fl Jardin subdivision. Share 30.
EaDiritu Santo Grant. $40. etc.
wv. I. ellison ct Tx. to Jewel f..
Clark ct TX 1903 acres. block 100.
Fresnos Land and Irrigation Co.
Share II, %. Espiritu Santo Grant.
SO. etc.
Farmers State Bank. San Benito
70 Delta Irrigated Farms Co. 17.43
acres Of block 252. San Benito Land
and Water Co. Conception de Car
ricit05 grant. $40. etc.
Delta Irrigated Farm CO.. 10 VIII
liam II. Meyers. 17.43 acres Of block
252. San Benito Land and Water
Co. Conception de Carricitos grant.
$40. etc.
r. Il. Sinclair ct TX to Golay-
kirkpatrick Tractor & Improve
ment Co. lots 9 and 10. West End
addition. Harlingen. S2350.
Port Isabel co. To Lillian :. Van
Tractor. lot II, block Al. Port ISABEL.
S23l250.
The American Land Co. Texas &c
Ray u. and Ethel ID. Bennett. lot 3.
Mercedes Garden subdivision, 9.T4
acres. s9253.
r. r. HOY by Claude Macy. atty in
fact to Harry I. Johnston. ct ux.
farm block 81. containing 2i.O4
acres. XII Jardin subdivision. Plat
ASP. $4,000.
Delta Irrigated Farm Co. to Cath
crime L. Lancaster. north half of
north half block 22l. San Benito IT.
riration Co. $3.50.
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COMMITTEE
TO MEETACAIN
First Hearing On the Pri-
son Concentration Bills
Held Last Night

AUSTIN. May 3.-tPI-The sen
ate pe~nitentiaries committee was
called to meet again today after
holding the first hearing on the
prison concentration bills last night.
Speakers were Judge w. o. Hug,
gins, editor Of the Houston Chron-
icle. w. @. Jones. OF Houston. Secre-
tarf-manager OF the South Texas
Motor League association. and Louis
Minis of Freeport. r. M. E. Scott
of Richmond. chairman Of the cit
liens advisory cOmmitte on penlten-
tiarieS. also was present.
Judge Higgins said he thought a
concentrated prison system should
be located in the central part of the
state. preferably on a stream where
electric power could be generatL for
a rock quarry or some other suitable
manufacturing enterprise. He said
the money saved in transporting
prisoners would amount 10 enough
I'm a short span or time To paw for
moving the prisons 10 the middle Of
the state.
Higgins pleaded Tor some relief
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ed for tf1n interior nh hiGMln~ MmmA
the officers found him.
After the be- manner g EAAl
cho villa. he showed a nkE knahH
and declared he wmH I'M hmd inhihf-
rpct0. not tD be bothered
The Officers. however, ptr@nu @ME
~ up aad quickly put fin ~ cne
corner nf their automobile fnr hAa
return trim hnEnrmAFn. Ire hnW
said he thought 49, wnuld fEm iMm
Mexican arrny better thar rullHw rB
school. provided there wErr 10 ~
Paso officers t0 cunfrnd VIII
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period. 7 was an weak III mna r-Mr-
tically exhausted. Then fbrH-Ht W
came on. and I had tnesc pairs. ma
well as ~sufferingS O. constipation.
There followed just m sort nt giving
away XXX INV strength. and II wmN Mr
thin and worn ard puIina-drmr.
that 7 began to doubt. if I Would
ever be well ard strong again
MY blood became sm~pn4rrinhr1
M color was ashy. my circulation
was poor. and tht sight rf food Ml-
most sirktned me. NV nights wrrr
restless and my days misery. I ins.
weight rapidly I tried medirAnr.
and took several treatments from
the best specialists They d4r rlm
practically ITO good 4 heard cI rlr
Sargon treatment through scnle
friends Of mine tn Houston I inst
no time I'M giving IN IN trial fn tlNt
IA few days II fclt better thar AM
years. And nuw. tI1c nCuritAs MrA
malaria have LETT me. my digetsirn
is perfect. ] have a wonderful app
tite. my complexion iE clear anH
healthy. and II feel iikr Y have been
made ali over Armtn- N arm fun mt
new strength. energy and Vitality.
and my sleep Is sound. re1tiui and
health building. II have rtMatlrh
my lost weight
.SarrDn Soft Mas Pals hrr
wonderful a. SarEUn. Ihrv enteL
my constipation and stimulated nv
liver and they do mot shock cr Ln-
&c but nct inIlrlv ard naturally
The ADORE statement wns Ftarr rr-
Gently by Mrs. LuCileo Hayden az
1900 Gulf St Beaumont. Mr. Has
den il n member u- tin Methods
church. belongs rn tne Eastern str
and is highly esteemed ny m wAnn
circle uf friends.
Sargon may &c obtained lu
Brownsville FROM Chnerns rrtAE
Stores. in La FgrtA from Malone
Pharmacy. n san ErnAtu frurt
Palace Pharmacy. ir Los FeFEnnH
from Butler Dru- Co. and tn no
Hondo f.un Rio Hundo Drug Stnrr.
ADV.
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Flashes of Life
(P7 The Associated Presa)

D.-There is curiosity
about Anne Morrow's engagement
ring. She was In the receiving line
at a reception at her grandmother's
home and guests could detect not
the slightest CLEAN of a diamond.
MADISON, Wis.-Lieut. Donald
Keyhoe expects that 81 500 will be
due Phil Love from Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh, perhaps next month.
Sometime before the Paris flight
they made a wager as 10 which
would be the first to wed.
NEW YORK.-The most beautiful
Jewish girl ever seen by David Wark
Griffith Is to be a bride. Friends
have been informed that Carmel
Myers Of the screen is to marry
Ralph H. Blum, Los angeles attor-
ney.
NEW YORK-Dotty Eckard would
probably hold a flying champion
ship OF some SOFT probably having
spent a greater proportion of her
life in the air tl1Sn anybody else.
She has been up q total Of 80 hours
and is II months old. She is so
airminded that she slept most of
the time when she. her mother and
others went in a seaplane from New
York to Albany and return in eight
minutes less than it takes the crack
Twentieth Century train TO make
the trip n way.
LITCHFIELD. CONFIRMING
somewhere in the west for Marion
Talley possibly will be in this state
within easy distance Of New York
and the fulfillment Of contracts for
canned music. She has been in
specting farm property in the vi
cinity.
NEW YORK.-Boys are to run the
New York stock exchange tomorrow.
James II. Gilchrist. 20. who has
never been late for work, and has
distinguished, himself in his studies,
Is to serve as president. Other boys
will act in other executive capaci-
ties. It will be the exchanges an
nual observance of boys day.
RIO DE JANElRO-Bishop Byrne
Ct Galveston regards the forthcom-
inc beauty pageant as a return to
Paganism of body worship in the
-Uise Of physical culture. He has
ra5led M~onsignor Mcdowell his
Jews urging that Miss Brazil re-
NAN home. ireland, Austria, Pos
land and Hungary already have
withdrawn their candidates.
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Henry Helms Small
Son Almost Breaks
Into Dallas Prison

DALLAS, Tex, May 3.-tP1-A
Jail break was accomplished, al
most, at the Dallas county Jail, and
1t was into corridor LII, death row.
by a small hoy.
Prisoners who face death in the
electric chair live in the corridor
which has an opening ABOUT six
inches wide through which articles
may be passed 20 the prisoners.
The small son of Henry Helms,
under sentence for the part he was
alleged to have taken in the rob-
berry of a bank in Eastland county.
was visiting his father when one
Of the prisoners told the boy he
would give him some candy II he
would squeeze through the small
opening.
Climbing up the bars. the child
almost succeeded in getting through
when stopped.
I'm not scared" the little boy
exclaimed. but he was not per-
mitted to finish his jail break.
Helms. a young man. has a large
family.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.

Cameron County
Ricardo Y. Cardenas to Feline
Vasquez ID. lots / and 2. block rs.
Colonia Mexicana addition, Browns
vile, $1,000.
A. f. Stephenson ct TX TO A. T.
Whitney. east liz block 222. San
Benito Irrigation Co. share 1, Es-
piritu Santo Grant. $40. etc.
Valley Dew. Inc. to Ralph Q. Ber-
lin. north 3.6 acres, block Il. and
south 5 acres. block rs. survey 40,
Valley Groves subdivision. $4,000.
Elveria "A. Loveless ct al. to VAL
lev Dew. Inc. north 3.6 acres. block
Il. south 5 acres. block Is. survey
40. Valley Groves subdivision. $40.
etc.
c. c. Barnes TO Frontier Lumber
Co. lot 3. block 81, West Browns
vile, $4,000.
Ira A. Tedder. Verna r. Tedder to
w. #. Greenslade. lot 2. block o.
Fifth addition. San Benito. $40. etc.
N. A. Davidson to w. Fl. Giles. lot
IL. block ?. Clara Pierce addition.
Harrington. $40. etc.
Manuel Kleiman to r.. Kleiman.
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SMALL BOY HEADS FOR
MEXICO TO JOIN ARMY

Ell PASO. Tex. May -
Jerry Holacheck. 10 years old and
small for his age. would nave
fought it out with FL Paso. Texas
and Juarez. Mexico officers. but his
pursuers were too biz. % now he
Il back home I'M III PasO with his
uncle. Il. H. Flint.
Jerry set out for California. but
took the wrong road and was head
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From lis pounds. aArk. weak MHI
suffering. up 70 I3a pOuntA
and confentrd. tolls n a vi
few words what this rnHnmrMMMa
SarE1n treatment nAd fnr mH, MfhF
NIL my other efforts mt relief AAM
failed.
"A few years ago I had ualATA-
chills and fever. and then frr n Aun#
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FRENCH WOULD GIVE
WAY ON LAND ARMS

GENEVA. May 3-tP-Count
Massigli. French delegate. told the
preparatory disarmament confer
ence today hat France would give
way. II necessary. on her proposal
for limitation Of land ornaments
through the budgetary system.
Eduardo Cobian OF Spain. n
nounced that Spain would support
budgetary limitation believing II
would satisfy the public. He
thought the publicity system pro-
posed by the United States was
not adequate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
OLD DAYS RECALLED
AT ROTARY MEETING
Especial to The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, May 3.-Reminis-
censes of old days in Rotary in the
Valley in 1919 and soon after. when
the San Benito chapter was in it's
infancy, were revived at the lunch
con here Thursday.
In the absence Of a regular pro-
gram for the meeting. Judge James
@. Louthan. president Of the club.
called on some of the charter mem
bers to tell of happenings in the
days when Rotary was younger here.
John It. Lomax. Frank Robertson
and DR.. G. III. Cash were the prin-
cipal speakers. Mr.. Lomax and DR..
Cash being charter members Of the
club.
Ohio has passed ar habitual
criminal act which provides life i'm
prisonment for two convictions on
major charges.
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even II the legislature should not
agree to permit q board to relocate.
He and Jones pointed out the fear
In which the citizens Of Southeast
Texas were kept by the constantly
recurring escapes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
MISSION TIMES TO
INSTALL NEW PRESS

MISSION. May ga large new
newspaper and job printing press
for the use or the Mission Times
viii reach the plant Of that paper
In a few days. and will be in use
rs soon aS ii can be installed. &C
Cording I'd Ralph Bray. editor.
The press Is a Babcock Optimist
No. Z.
With the installation Of the new
press the Times viii print a wen
column newspaper. instead or six
columns as at present. Mr.. Bray
said.
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Suits filed in the district courts.
Susan O.. Hunter at vir vs.. r.. g.
Hanse. Injunction.
Angelica II. Cantu VS.. Manuel
Cantu; divorce.
18th DISTRICT COURT
Hon. "A. w. Cunningham. Judge
No orders.
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. o. c. Dancy. Judge
Suits filed.
Estate of Mrs. y. w Kelley. De-
ceased.
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1O3RD DISTRICT COURT

1O3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. "A. NJ. Kent. Judge
"A. r. Parker vs.. y. T.. Prince: judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment Dist. No. 5, VS.. III. c. Styles.
agreed judgment.
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COUNTY U AT LAW

Hon. John Klciber. Judge
No final orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Primitive Torres and Juanita G
Carrilez.