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WOOL

Boston, Aug. 3.-(AP)-Wool:
the volume of business increased
during the past week. Prices were
firmer on ~.stern grown and slight
~ higher on Ohio. Strictly ccnnbine
s. 60'e were strong. Prices Oh SIS
And Is 60'S fleeeeS wsse very firm.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell Miller Co..
AfAs4A aeN1e Arr
POTATOES

NlnncapoIiS, Aug. 3.-(AP U. 8.
p. Observation-Disclosures light,
demand good, market strong. Car.
loads delivered sales freight only
dcducted) Minneapolis and st. Paul
rate. sacked cwt., early Ohios, u,
S. No. ! and partly graded, mostly
around $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-At reasonable figure:
Law library. to close estate, any or
all of the following books: Corpus
Juris AZ volumes; Cyc: Am. and
Eng. Enc; L. r. A. Old Series. and
New Series to 1916: American Re-
ports; American Decisions and mis-
c%elleanous books. Inquire r. c.
y Simpson. Administrative. Box sill,
Dickinson, North Dakota.
FOR SALE-A number of uncalled
for. new all wool tailor made suits.
Having received deposits on these
suits enable us to sell at big reduc-
ton. Palace Tailors, ncar Palace
Theatre. Mandan. N. Oak.
STOMACH ULCERS, gastritis suf-
1ercrs, get rid OF your pain: per-
manent and quick relief guaranteed
No dict. Udga Laboratories, 3642
Dakota Bldg. st. Paul. MINI.
FOR SALE-Pen born and raised
Hudson Bay strain mink from my
northern Minnesota ranch. $4,000
per pair. Immediate delivery. A. F.
Berge. Box III. Fargo. N. Oak.
INVEST IN GRAIN
OUR guarantee prevents loss of orig
inal investment. IS years success
full experience. Write Grain Talks,
Box 164, Green Bay. Wis.
FOR RENT-Fcur or seven Office
rooms over Knowles Jewelry store
Apply to F.. A. Knowles.
FOR TRADE-Land for Bismarck
residence property. Address Box
50. Carson. N. y.
FOR SALE-Purebred Yorkshire boars
and gifts. Bill McGinnis. Sweet
Prlar.
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LI0RHTY n0NlnR

New York, Aug. 3.-(R-Liberty
bonds close: Liberty z las blank;
First 1 l-4is blank: Fourth 4 Las 90;
Treas. 4 l-4s blank: Treas. "a blank,
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CHICAGO POULTRY
Chicago, Aue. 3.-(AP)-Poultry,
alive, firm; receipts ! car, prices ur-
changed.
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CHICAGO CASu oRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 3.-lR-Wheat. No. 2
red l.33 Ia 70 ia: No. I hard l.33
Ia to l.30: No. 2 yellow hard Ia
Ia to la 81: No. ! northern srfine
l.33 Ia to 81: no. : mixod 10 Ia
to 80: corn. No. z mixed g. Ia 70
IA; No. / yellow 100 to -: sanple
grade 90.
Oats. No. 2 white I'll. rye. mo Gales.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Furniture for bed rooms,
living room, dining room. and kitch-
n. piano. radio, Hoover vacuum
cleaner, Maytag electric washer.
electric range, gas water heater and
laundry stove. POI First street.
BARGAINS IN used furniture. Ken
ne)lv Furniture Co. Mandan. N -
FOR SALE-Slightly used furniture.
Call at 507 Fifteenth street north.
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LEPTOMANlAC

Out Of IS prisoners convicted Of
automobile thefts in Pennsylvania
and subjected to intelligence tests.
only 10 were reported Of normal In.
|telllgcnce.
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P. NJ. a. High School. Privilege re-.
served to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Education.
Bismarck Spell. S. D. No. 1.
RICHARD PENWARDEN.
1880; S/3-7-l0-12 Clerk.
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CAN YOU BELTEyE Z?

Results Of tests taken by the
Massachusetts, motor vehicle depart
ment show that motor truck drivers
are more careful and responsible than
the average driver Of passenger cars.
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CHICAGO CHEESE

Chicago, Aug. 3-R1-Chse9e. high.
er. Twins q TO AN: twin daisies a
to 2lh; single daisies AK TO 1lK,
Amercas 2lA to 22N: long horns 31K
to 2lA brick loh to "a.
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pecple q Great Dfttaiu bought
100000 planes last yeaf.
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NEW YORK POULTRY

New York, Aug. 3.-(AP)-Poul-
try-livc not quoted; dressed steady,
UNCHANGED.
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STANDARD OIL o

New York. Aug. 3.-PHT1le Stan
dard Oh company of Indiana closed
On the curb today at 547.
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statesmen
OPPORTUNITY

For experienced, capable
statesmen to tie up perman-
emily with old established ma
tionally known, million-dol-
lar concern manufacturing
thoroughly high grade line Of
speciality advertising for man
ufacturers. jobbcrs. banks
and retail establishments of
the better class. Liberal CONF
missions; weekly rcmittanccS.
territory available: pcrman-
ent year round employment
full-time basis. Give age. CO.
rertence and references. pref
erably previous employers, III
first letter. please.
HE AMERICAN ART WORKS, IN
Coshocton, Ohio.
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Hist

Old Gentleman (bewildered at thu
elaborate wedding: Are you thu
bridegroom?
Young Man: No. sir; I was elm.
mated In the semifinal6.-AnswerS.
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Hunt Hidden Gold


THE genuine Spanish Gold Digger
compass. useful in locating hidden
or buried Gold and Silver. This
specially treated compass acts so as
to- attract dnly to gold and silver,
coins. .jcwelry, ores, etc. above or be-
low ground. Simple to operate.
Lasts a lifetime. Twenty-four
Hour Trial. SEND NO MONEY.
Pay Postman special Introductory
price delivered for Agents sample:
1912 for Amateur Type OF S5.27 for
Double Strength Type. No duty or
additional postage. Wonderful tes-
timonials. Beware limitations. Or
der Immediately and JOIN TREA-
SURE HUNT. Interesting proposi-
ton to Agents. D. +. Bland. "Apar-
tado 1896" Mexico City, Mexico.
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0peciAl delivery ct NATL n thu
United 1tstet dAte6 from 1ooo.
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statesmen AND AGENTS

MAKING S75 to SlOO a week selling
a new farm tool to farmers; 8 out
of 10 buy on sight: sells at $3.50:
agents profit $3.50: commission
paid daily: samples furnished.
Write Box 1T. Valley City. N. Oak.
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~ and 4 better demand was noted for
the merchandising shares.
nrns wANrrn

BIDS WANTED
The Menoken School District No. SO
will receive bids for three routes.
north. east and west, routes. until
August 18th. s r. NJ. 1929. The board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. PARK Z. WOOD,
Clerk.
7/26-27-29-30; S~/1-2-3-4-5-6
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FUSES AND A

AMI A61S
FOR SALE-Eight room modern
house, near schools, garage, also
piano. $500. electric washer. Sing
CT sewing machine. kitchen cabinet.
typewriter. Phone 1887. 422 Seventh
street.
FOR RENT-Six room modern house
on Twelfth street. also one IL room
modern house. hardwood floors and
hot water heat. Partly furnished.
Ready for occupancy. about Sept.
|, Write Tribune, in care of Ad. No.
so.
FOR RENT-Roomlng house. Aug. Is,
also seven room house Sept. LIST,
close in. For sale. Walnut cabinet
Ortllcphonic and portable v~ictrola,
records given free. Phone 377.
FOR RENT-Modcrn five room bung-
allow at I'll Eighth. Inquire at next
door north.
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:: CLASSIFIED : MARKETS = FINANCIAL NEW : RADIO !"


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boOkkeeper:
young married man preferred. one
who is capable Of taking complete
charge of books. collections, collec-
ton correspondence and general Of
flee managing, good salary. Give
experience, age. single or married
and state salary expected to start
with in first letter. Write Ad. No.
rs. in car of the Bismarck Tribune.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Men
Women. 1885. qualify for steady
government positions, $l25-$250
month; experience not required; va
cations with full pay: common edu-
cation, many needed 0 Write,
instruction Bureau, 478, st. Louis,
Mo.
D1STRIBUTORS-Men 20 to So. OPP
portunity is yours. Distribute. col
lcct 100 store route; experience un-
necessary. $50 weekly up. Write
Peris Mig. Co.. Florin. Pa.
BE A BARBFR-Learn all easy prof
table profession. Great demand,
good wages, catalog free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo. N. D.: Butte.
Mont.
WANfED-1rucks for hauling gravel.
long job. Address Stevens Bros. 612
Endicott Bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
WANTED-Ftrst class mechanic. APP
ply at Bismarck Auto Parts, ITO
Main.
WANTED-Eighteen year old school
boy. F. Jaszkowiak, 4l9 Twelfth
street.
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WANTED-Salesmcn with car to sell
Paint and Lubricating Oil to deal
er trade in western part of North
Dakota by we'll known Paint Man
ufacturer and Oil Compounder.
Shipping point will be Fargo. Give
complete information in your own
handwriting in first letter. Also
state salary expected. Address ap-
plications to John A. Downs, Ven
dome Hotel. Minneapolis. MINI.
SALESMEN-Don't look further; we
have what you want. Best staple
necessities to sell garages, oil sta
tons, accessory stores. Just in sea-
son, liberal commission, protected
territory. Our proposition will sur
prise you. Write today for particu-
lars. Box 1877, Spencer. Iowa.
ONE OF country's oldest and largest
manufacturers of low-priced bed
room slippers desires perm. con-
nection with experienced salesman
on protected terri. Car preferred.
SHIELDS CONSOLIDATED, INC,
Bombay. N. Y.
~SALESMEN-Sell necessity to mer-
chants and business concerns only.
Commissions paid in advance aver
age 40 per cent; same on repeat or
ders. MERCHANTS ASSN INC,
Rockford. III.
AUTO SEAT Cover Line pays $lOO
weekly. Sell direct to automobile
owners. Low priced, excellent quail
ity. Elaborate 4x7 samples FREE.
Marvelo. 1900 Wabansia. Chicago.
WANTED-Salesman for North Da-
kota. One with candy experience
preferred. Apply by mail Myron's,
Inc, 223O North Washington Ave-
nue., Minneapolis. Minnesota.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis. Aug. -R)- Wheat
receipts today 296 compared to 2o8 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
T.as1~ HUh0of- rNnli,AroJ A~.;,,o
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping apartments. Would b
especially suitable for three or four
girls. Phone Geo. w. Little, ~ q
call at 80l Fourth street.
FOR RENT-New apartment CON-
pletely furnished with electric re-.
f~rigerator and stove. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Suitable for two
adults. Call at 518 Fifth street.
FOR RENTIOne and two room
apartment furnished for light
housekeeping, also library and gate
leg table, bedstead, chairs. and rug
for sale. Call at Apartment Il, Col
lege Building.
FOR RENT-Small modern furnished
apartment, suitable for one lady,
electricity furnished for lighting,
cooking. washing. ironing. Always
hot water, $500 q month. S07
Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished three
room apartment on first floor or
two Don apartment Of Second
floor. Call GA Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur.
n:shed apartments at the Hose
apartments. 2l5 Third street. =. w.
Murphy.
FOR RENT-Three room apartment,
ground floor, nicely furnished. IKE
ceptionally cool. Call at 40 West
Rosser.
FOR RENT-Thrce room furnished
apartment with private bath, three
closets and store room. Call 1t 002
Second street or phone l050-R.
FOR RENT-Neat, clean. two room
furnished apartment. suitable for
young married couple. Immediate
possession. 8l2 Main Ave.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur.
nished apartment in Varney Apart.
ments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apart
ment. Call at TIT Thayer Avenue
or GIG Seventh street.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
sleeping rooms. private entrance.
m room with private bath, suit
able for two or three. Call at 921
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-TWo furnished Or partly
furnished light housekeeping rooms,
upstairs. suitable for two girls Of
married couple. rent $3.50. CaQ ct
423 Tenth street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms. also sleeping
rooms. Call at 322 Ninth street.
Phone lO54-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room
in modern home, with or without
board. Close in. Call at 100 Ave-
nue. A.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room
suitable for two ladies. also garage
for rent. Call Sis Second or phone
l32-LM.
FOR RENT-Furnished room With
kitchenette and use Of frigidaire.
Hazelhurst, All Fifth. Phone 273.
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WORK WANTEu

WORK WANTED
WANTED-To take care Of children
during day. not under Ia years old,
$1,000 a month. Call at 3l2 First
street.
RELIABLE girl wants to take care Of
children, l5c an hour or soc an eve
ming. Phone 230-W.
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FARM WANTED

WE CAN use a few cheap unimproved
quarters and half sections for cash.
Write particulars, owner only. Iowa
Land Co., Gen. Del, Bismarck, N. D.
NJ. A. butcher, Manager.
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AGENTS

BIG MONEY selling Personal Christ
ma Greeting cards. Handsome
Sample Book free. Highest COM
mission. Lowest prices. Unusual
imported novelties. Rochester Art
Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
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FOR SALE
FOR SAILS. 3. Clifford has some
choice lots Oh Twelfth street on
grade and water, $125.00 each, SIS
down and $1,000 per month. In
quire At Ill Sixth street.
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SUNDAY. AUGUSTA

IRV The ASSotdtcd PrdS
Programs In Central Stan1eid lime. All time is p NJ. unless otherwise
indicated. Waveengths OF left Of call letters, kHocychs ON right. Clear chan.
mel stations n chain programs with Lsto Of associated stations in detail
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
Minneapolis, Aug. 3.-Re
Open High Low Gloss
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ROOMS o BENT

FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room
suitable for two ladies. also garage
for rent. Call Sis Second or phone
l32-LM.
kitchenette and use of frigidaire.
Hazelhurst, All Fifth. Phone 273.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
SEEK TO STOP
BANK CUTTING
New System to Curb
Rio Grande Chang
es To Be Tried

Bank protection work on the Rio
Grande, designed TO prevent a cut
off which would move the river
channel about three-fourths Of a
mile south of the Los Fresnos
pumping plant, Is expected TO get
under way this week. following ar
rival OF the first shipment Of mate
rails.
The protection work viii be put
In on the Mexican side Of the river.
approval OF the plans having been
received from both the state and
federal officials. The location Is on
the Rancho Guadalupe. directly
south Of the Los Fresnos pumping
plant.
Much interest has been aroused
among Valley engineers in this
work. the first on the Rio Grande
In which the Kellner ietties. a pat
ented ietty will be used. The Jet
tv consists OF a number OF iron up
rights. all connected with wires.
which r placed at the toe of the
bank, designed to obstruct the cur
rent and gradually built up the
bank by sedimentation.
Protection works will be installed
along approximately 1000 feet OF
the bank. beginning at a point
about 1000 feet above the pump
plant. At this point the river has
been gradually cutting through. the
neck Of land being only 385 feet in
width as compared with 432 feet
two years ago. IL was feared that
unless the bank protection was in
stalled the river would cut through
the narrow neck. leaving the pump
plant some distance from the chan
mel.
The Mexican government has ex-
tended Rll possible cooperation,
Rineers In charge of the work state.
The government retains title to so
feet back from the river bank the
entire course Of the stream, and
the protective work viii be erected
on the government land.
Engineers who have investigated
this type OF protection installed on
the Missouri and Red rivers. where
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Valley Agency
Employs Artist

MERCEDES. Feb. 23.-R. J..
Meeker, president Of the James Ad-
vertising Agency, Inc, announced
TODAY that effective at once, Miss
Elizabeth CuZZort becomes asso-
ciated with the agency as artist
-Her association with the agency
enables us to offer a wider and bet
ter service to our clients who @
uuire commercial art work OF any
character. particularly those in
terested in folders. booklets and
other advertising literature" Meek
er said.
Miss Cuzzort studied for three
wears at the art department OF the
University OF Minnesota and also
took a course at the Cincinnati Art
Academy. She has specialized on
every phase Of commercial art
work. including pen and ink
sketches, color designs. technical
sketches. letterhead and signature
cut designs, booklet and folder
work, cover drawings and layouts.
Her experience also covers Illus
trating and portrait ~sk-etching.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
New Estimate On
Cabbage Sought

That government estimates on
south Texas cabbage tonnage are
entirely too high, is the opinion OF
Valley shippers, who have request
ed that q re-survey Of the cabbage
tonnage win be made. Charles Z.
Sperle, government crop estimator.
will arrive in the Valley Monday
for that purpose.
According to the recent estimate.
south Texas will produce approx
mately 10000 tons, but shippers
assert this should be reduced 40,-
600 tons. due to changed conditions.
The Valley crop viii not average
over five tons TO the acre, they
state, and the Corpus Christi Pobs-
town section viii run under three
tons to the acre. The Valley plant
ed $4,000 acres to cabbage and the
Nueces county section 1000 acres.
The total production will not ex-
coed $4,000 tons, according to ship
pers' estimates.
The price was holding at Sl2 per
ton Saturday afternoon. with a
more active demand than at any
time during the week Shippers
we're optimistic regarding the de-
mand next week. stating that i'm
proved weather conditions in the
northern markets indicated an in
creased retail trade and a stiffen-
ing of the market.
Mixed cars continue in heavy de-
mand, mixtures being made up Of
cabbage, beets. carrots. and occa-
sionally lettuce. spinach or tur-
nipS.
The demand for carrots has been
steady throughout the week. and
the market is expected to maintain
a high level next week. Stored
stocks have practically disappeared.
Growers have been receiving Is to
80 cents per hamper in the field.
and these prices r expected to
hold another week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Riverside Park
Building Starts

Garage and servant quarters are
under construction in Riverside
Park. Brownsville subdivision, for
c. w. Dawley Of Dallas, who plans
TO start building early in May a
Broom home.
The home. which It is expected
will be ready for occupancy about
Nov. /, will be of hollow tile and
stucco construction. The building
site Is on the corner Of a ten-acre
citrus grove owned by Dawlev.
Mr.. Dawley said this would be his
winter home as he considers the
Valley winter climate the most de-
lightful in the country.
Joe Lindaberry announces he will
start construction on a home In
Riverside Park soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

Border Chamber Of Commerce;
Frank JesSop, retired farmer, Rose
land. Ontario: w. II. Thibaudeau,
realtor. Windsor; w. j. Douglas.
hardware merchant. Windsor; II. A.
Windsor; II. A. Hefferman. mer-
chant, Windsor; A. McGaw. mer-
chant. Windsor: J. 9. pennington
architect. Windsor; o. NJ. Perry,
manager, Windsor Hydro ect
System, Windsor; w. j. Trott, shoe
merchant. Windsor; DR.. NJ. q.
Brick. physician. Windsor; DR.. Z.
v. Joinville. physician, Riverside;
DR.. E. c. Young. physician, Walk
eryille; j. Brown, shoe merchant,
Windsor; +. Scholey, contractor,
Windsor; Joseph Movinsky, mer-
chant, Windsor: j. Loikrec, mer-
chant, Windsor; l.. +. Meisner, real
estate, Windsor; II. A. White, con-
tractor, Windsor; A. f. Freedman,
Walkerville Fuel e. Supply Co.,
Walkeryille: Eugene JaniSsc, real
estate, Windsor: G.. "A. Ripley, real
estate, Windsor; Preston ID. Norton.
proprietor, Norton-Palmer hotel.
Windsor: DR.. II. i. Wiley, physician,
Windsor: CLYDE w. Curry, real es-
tate. Windsor: Charles r. Tuson.
florist. Windsor; a. F.. McGill,
manager, Hydro Electric railways,
Windsor: Otto Stokes. Hydro-Elec-
trio railways. Windsor: G. "A.
Brent. Windsor; E. N. Cloutier,
Windsor; r.. b. Turner, Walker
vile; G. S. Whelpton, electrical
contractor. Windsor: NJ. D.. EanSor,
manufacturer. Windsor: L. d. Fan
Sor. manufacturer, Windsor; G. A.
Lanspcary. proprietor Chain Drug
Co, Windsor: w. q. Mcclellan.
manager. Bank or Nova Scotia,
Windsor; Fred K. Harvey. vice
president construction company,
district deputy Kiwanis club, Wind
sor; j. Becker. merchant. Windsor;
w. II. Hiscock. manager Bank Of
Toronto. Windsor: Captain +. j.
Simpson. manager. Detroit Wind
Sor Ferry Co; II. r. McKim. Fed
eral truck agency. Windsor; Impe-
rial Bank representative: Border
Cities Star representative.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
CUPID ArISSINGr

AYLESBURY. Eng.-No marriage
has taken place in a year in the
parish OF Stone, which has 1892
inhabitants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Ell JARDINF FOR
PORTPROJECT
Section Favors Chan
mel Direct From
Turning Basin

The Brownsville port project and
the proposed channel direct from
the turning basin to Brazos San
tiago Pass received the unanimous
endorsement of the FL Jardin res
idents at their community meeting
Friday night. The following reSo-
luton was adopted:
Whereas. Brownsville Naviga-
ton District of Cameron county
has Just been organized and u
thorized by popular vote to issue
two million dollars OF bonds. and
Whereas. Ii was our understand
ing that the purpose of which the
bonds were voted. vas to construct
a deep water port at or near
Brownsville. TO be connected by n
channel running on a direct line TO
BraZos-Santiago pass: and
Whereas. the navigation and a
nal commissioners have expressed
themselves to the effect that the
moneys OF said bond issue will only
be expended for such deep water
port near Brownsville. and such di-
rect channel. all to be constructed
in conjunction with the improve
ments Of BraZos-SantiaRo pass: and
Whereas. we deem IL necessary
that all local interests and organf-
zations affiliated with the city Of
Brownsville and contiguous terri
tory. should give full cooperation
10 the proposition Of constructing a
deep water port at or near Browns
vile. connecting on a direct line
with Brazos-Santiago pass.
Now, therefore. be il Resolved
by FL Jardin Community council
as follows:
THAT We understood and now
understand that the purpose of
voting said two million dollars of
bonds. and organizing said district
was TO develop a deep water port
at OF near Brownsville connecting
OF a direct channel with Brazos-
Santiago pass.
That we cooperate in every wav
possible with the navigation and
canal commissioners of said district
toward concentrating that pur-
pose, and commend their stand as
heretofore taken by them.
That we urge them to a stead
fast adherence to said purpose In
spite OF whatever temporary delays.
obstacles and set-backs which may
interfere.
That a COPY of these resolutions
be sent to the port commissioners
and q copy to The Brownsville
Herald"