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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-15
IN our VALLEY

Continued from Page One.)
are being extended into all sec
tions.
Each is a mark of progress and
each makes its impression upon the
homeseekers, visitors and tourists
who have been attracted to the
lower border.
THERE WAS a wild scramble
at the Brownsville municipal air.
port Saturday when Colonel
Charles Lindbergh flew in with the
first Mexican air mail.
When the crowd finally dis
persed. that area over which they
rushed to him in the plane looked
like a section of a battlefield.
Torn programs, handkerchiefS,
and a much-trampled hat dotted
the path of the crowd.
SpectacleS, smashed by hurrying
feet, were found ground into the
dust.
One Of the most tragic finds was
the remnants of a set Of false
teeth, broken into several pieces
and scattered along the path of the
rush.
1T IS PRESUMED that some in
dividual cheered well but not wisely,
the force of his vocal enthusiasm
being sufficient to eXpel his false
teeth.
In that crowd it was impossible
for him to retrive his lost masti.
Gators.
Hundreds Of feet had passed
over them before the force Of the
tide subsidized.
1t was the only serious casualty
Of the day.
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highway ga through the town OF
Charlotte.
Morris and Bowie counties: Ex-
tnesion highway II from Omaha
Morris county, to the Red river
Bowie county, via Daily Springs
and DeKalb in Bowie county.
Cherokee county: Tender aid for
grading and draining 81 miles
highway 43 from Jacksonville to
Henderson and for bridge over Mud
creek.
Willacy: rendering so per cent
cost of surfacing highway 96.
Limestone: Requesting designa-
ton from Groesbeck, Limestone
county, to Mart, McLennan county.
San Jacinto: Aid on highways As
and Asa.
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LA FERIA MEN SEEK
BETTER CONNECTIONS

Postmaster G. w. bennett an
nounces the receipt of a letter from
the La Feria Boosters club in
which they complain of the pres
ent train schedules which hold late
afternoon mail overnight at Har-
lingen. The yadd that rush orders
to Brownsville wholesalers are de-
layed thereby, and ask that action
be taken to alter the present sched-
ule.
bennett said the matter had al
ready been referred to S. M. Gaines,
superintendent Of mails at Fort
Worth, who is comforting with rail-
road officials with the hope Of
solution soon.
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Levy Urges Early
Applications For
Camp Enrolment

Enrolment for the Citizens Mil
itary Training camps to be held
this summer in the Eighth cars area
is progressing favorably and is
somewhat in advance Of last year,
according to information received
here by Edmund Levy, of the U. S.
border patrol.
One thousand applications of
young men who are in every way
qualified for enrolment have been
accepted for this years camps.
With applications being received
in great numbers, it is predicted
that completion of the Eighth corps
area quota of 1900 will be attained
far ahead of the date in any of the
past eight years, and for this rea-
0 Levy urges all those interested
to apply at his office, 1903 Eliza
beth street, as soon as possible.
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City Briefs

Come in and hear the Stromberg-
Carlson Radio at The Sheldon Stu
dio. 1910 Elizabeth ST. For sale by
John N. Merrill.-Adv. tt.
Opens Sch0ol-W. E. Shive, 1409
Fourteenth street. announces the
opening of a private school at his
home to be known as Escuela Buena.
GLASSES will be held in Spanish,
English and all elementary Courses,
III the morning, afternoon and
night.
The Van Heest Shops Auto and
Furniture refinishing. Corner 18th
and Monroe SITS. Phone 1O47.
adv. 3-28-29.
Gimble's VIII Move-We will
move Monday to our new location
on Elizabeth street, next to Texas
Bank & Trust Co. Store open for
business Tuesday morning.-adV. 16
New Underwood Typewriter sales
and service. Underwood Typewrit-
er Co.. Moore Hotel Arcade. phone
LCO. IT,
Avery farm implements on easy
terms with our new finance plan.
Basy to pay. Phillips Store.-adv.
II.
Big Auction Sale March 21st. Fer
na-idez bankrupt stock at 421 Eliza
beth street. adv. 20.
Investigate protant gas, the non
explosive gas. Ranges and water
heaters. Phillips Stode.-adv. II.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools. heals and strengthens sore.
weak. tired eyes. All druggists 25c.
ADV. az
Bathtubs, sinks, S12 fire extin-
guisherS for six dollars. new ten
dollar mattresses for $3.50. Spe-
cial price on hose, potato scales,
poultry netting, screen wire. etc.
Hardware Sales, End and Fronton.
-adX. II.
Itching Between the Toes is re-
lieved quickly by applying Imperial
Eczema Remedy. at bedtime. Drug
gists are authorized to refund mon
ey if it fails.-adv.
Fairbanks Scales for potato grow
ers, also wire baskets and half
bushel pals. Phillips Store.-adv.
II.
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Public Invited To
Attend Inspection
AT Fort Saturday

A full pack field inspection Of the
Twelfth cavalry will be held on the
aviation field at Fort Brown at 9
a. m. Saturday, it was announced
at the post commanders office to-
day. The inspection will be preced-
ed by a review of the troops.
The public is invited to attend
the maneuvers, chief among the
interesting features of which is the
pitching of shelter tents.
All regular transportation facili-
ties will attend and take a part in
the inspection, it was announced
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w. D. Walker Dies
At Oklahoma City;
Had Relatives Here

w. D. Walker, brother Of Mrs.
Don E. Lewis of the FL Jardin dis
trict. and son of Mrs. Gertrude B.
Walker, also of Brownsville, died in
Oklahoma City Wednesday, accord
ing to word received here. Mrs.
Walker left Thursday to attend the
funeral, which is to be held in Ok
lahoma City Saturday afternoon.
MI. Walker had been seriously i'll
for some time, and Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Lewis had recently visit
ed him. He is survived by his
mother, two sons, and three daugh-
tiers, and several brothers and sis
tiers.
The deceased had visited in
Brownsville a number of times, and
was well known here.
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c LIVER MAKES
HOP WITH LINDBERGH

Walker Smith, Brownsville boy,
had the honor of being co-pilot
with Lindbergh from Tampico to
Brownsville on the mail plane which
Lindbergh flew to the local port
Thursday.
Smith, now an employee of the
Mexican Aviation company, form
erly worked with Eddie Streeter of
TeX-Mes Fisheries.
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GROUPS TOASK
AID ON ROADS
Willacy Among Representa-.
tives to Appear Before
Highway Body

AUSTIN. March 15.-(P-In ad-
dition to letting contracts for about
$3.50 900 worth of construction, the
state highway department Monday
and Tuesday will receive delega-
tons from eight counties, seeking
aid, designations and relocations.
Delegations will be here as fol-
lows:
Live Oak county: Tender of aid
Tor hard %surfacing As miles high
way 8 through the county.
Atascosa county: Location of
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Judge A. NJ. Gray
OF Texas Highly
Endorses Sargon

"Only a remarkable medicine
could do what Sargon has done for
me.
For ten years l have been in
failing health. I was badly run
down, nervous and had severe
pains in my side. I couldn't sleep
well, and would arise mornings
feeling worn out.
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SEAGRAyE TO RACE BOATS

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
15.-(P-Major H. o. D. Segrave,
who earlier this week set a new
world automobile speed record of
231 miles an hour, today set out for
added laurels. He expected to
leave here this morning for Miami
where he will compete with Gar
Wood for the title of world motor
boat king" in speed contests to be
conducted in Biscayne bay.
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First figures lowest temperature
last night; second, highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 8 a. m; fourth, rainfall past "a
hours.
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CITY SUES NATION

GREENOCK, Scotland-This city
has sued the government for ST.
100000 with 5 years interest for
electrical development in behalf of
the navy.
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PERSONALS

MI. and Mrs. H. D. Defiel of st.
Paul, Mimi. leave Saturday for
their st. Paul home, after spending
the winter in Brownsville. They
motor north by way Of Alabama.
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Fairbanks Scales for potato grow
ers, also wire baskets and half
bushel pals. Phillips Store.-adv.
II.
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Itching Between the Toes is re-
lieved quickly by applying Imperial
Eczema Remedy. at bedtime. Drug
gists are authorized to refund mon
ey if it fails.-adv.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
CONSOLIDATION PROPOSAL AND|
SELECTION OF MANAGER COME
BEFORE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
Gus Michaels mentioned secretary of Chamber
of Commerce and Wonderland Club as
London resignation is accepted


the Chamber of Commerce execu-
tive, committee and five directors
of the Wonderland Club last night
The name of Gus Michaels, man.
ager of the advertising club, was
mentioned at the probable appoin-
tee for the combined job of run
ming. the Chamber of Commerce
and continuing the national adver-
Using campaign through the Won-
lerland Club.
Directors of the chamber form
ally accepted the resignation of
Secretary G.. A. London who an
nounced that he will! assume the
secretaryship of tn e Dougasl
Chamber of Commerce at once:
Other items slated for discussion
last night was the method or rails
ing funds to defray expenses of
the two organizations operating
as one unit. Consolidation of the
Two bodies is expected to meet
with popular favor inasmuch as
per capita contributions will be
less burdensome.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
TO
OBSERVE WEEK
OF BIG SALES

National Demonstration Week,
February 18 to %, will be observed
by the C. C. Cheshire Motor COM
pany of Nogales, when a battery
Of trained statesmen will act as a
Unit in demonstrating the new
merits of the Chevrolet automo-
bile.
The period has been set aside
to concentrate the efforts of
Chevrolet dealers throughout the
United States on the new six
cylinder Chevrolet. Harry Payne,
factory representative, left Noga-
les yesterday after conducting a
training class to perfect the dealer
organization here.
The Campbell-Ewald advertising
agency is lending its cooperation
to make Nationa! Demonstration
Week one Of the most notable
events in modern automobile mer-
chandising.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
UnderwoodIs
Victorious In
Mining Case

Duane Bird, local attorney, won
a legal victory for his client, A. J.
Underwood, defendant in the slit
brought against Underwood and
the Sierra Mining company of Chi
huahua by James Grant of New
York when, after many delays the
decision was rendered in his favor.
Underwood, Pasadena, Calf.
mining man and owner of the Sic
IRA property, faced a suit in the
Santa Cruz county superior court
for $65, 200 damages filed by Grant
and claiming that Underwood had
misrepresented information regard
ing orebodies at the Mexico pro-
perty.
The trial was scheduled to open
January IL, but due to the absence
of the plaintiff, Judge w. A. O.
'Connor postponed the date for
week. At the second date the plain
tiff was still absent and to cause
further delay, Malcolm Little, Jr.,
Grants consul, filed an affidavit
Of disqualification against the
court on the grounds of prejudice.
The case finally reopened with
Judge J. S. Jenckes of Maricopa
county on the bench but with
Grant still absent from the court
room. The case was accordingly a.
warded to Mr.. Underwood and the
Sierra Mining company.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
DINNER . DANCE At NOGAlES TO
Be CLOSING Event OF ANNUAL
SESSION UTILITIES ASSOCIATION
Arizona Utilities Association To Hold Joint
Session At Nogales And Tucson With
Two Big Pacific Associations
DINNER DANCE TO BE CLOSING EVENT

in Nogales, Sonora, April 20, as
the closing event on the program
of the fourth annual convention of
the Arizona association to be held
at the Ell Conquistador hotel in
Tucson, Apri! 18, 19 and 20.
The utility association member
ship is made up of the electrical,
gas and water companies of the
state.
The first two days of the con-
vention will be devoted entirely to
business sessions with a discussion
of business problems; the third
will include a golf tournament and
a motor tour, visiting old missions
near Nogales and Tucson, and clos
ing with the dinner-dance in O,d
Mexico.
The convention will be joint
meeting with the Pacific Coast
Electrical Association and the Pa
cific Coast Gas Association.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
NOCALESFETES
VALENZUELAJ in
MASS MEETING

Gi!berto Valenzuela, who will
officially announce his candidacy
for president Of Mexico at Hermo-
sillo next week, tasted of Noga.
les, Son., hospitality Tuesday eve
ming when he was feted by op-
posing loca. political parties who
cast aside prejudices and joined in
expressing their admiration for
Sonora's favorite son.
Adolpho Ibarra Se!dner, local
attorney and orator, made the ad-
dress of welcome at the Nogales,
Son., plaza where the short pro-
gram took place. Valenzuela told
the throng that he would not out.
line his platform until his candi-
dacy was announced. He assert
ed he was merely feeling OUT
Sonora sentiment toward his as
pirations.
Valenzuela is a resident of Cana
nea, former governor of Sonora
secretary of interior under the
Gales administration and recently
was minister to Great Britain
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
Shorty Of The Brewery Devotes
Has New Theories On Love And What Have You
Time In Job To Psychology Study

MARTIAL separation" he be-
lieves, ''is more of a blow to the
pride ,'of the man or wife than to
their devotion.
eff a man loves his wife he will
gladly give her up if she signifies
that she would be happier with a.
mother man."
laundering machinery and
frothing brew do not disconcert
the thoughts of Smith. Instead, he
welcomes the moment when he
can peruse a book Of James on
Psychology and sit in meditation
by the brewery stove.
Through knowledge of power
of thought, Smith claims he took
four inches off his waist line.
"That," he asserts, us psychol-
ogy in brewery"
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
GOLF CLUB
TO MEET BISBEE

At meeting Tuesday ni@ht CT
the Nogales Golf Club about six
teen members signified their in
tention of gong to Bis6ee Sunda,
to play the Bisbee Golf Club.
Among those planning on max
ing the trip are DR.. M. I. Merritt,
president; C. C. Crenshaw, H. r.
Renshaw, DR.. V. A. Smoker, DIR.
E. G. Houle, w. r. McGregor, N.
B. Mercer, Malcolm Jameson, J.
0. Sexton, M. c. Little, Sr., Major
R. w. Bliss, Otto Herold, Ray Brat
ton, Frank Lynch and Mr.. West
on. Mrs. Frank Lynch and several
other women will accompany the
party.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
ra1zer Off
To Phoenix
On New Job
New secretary of state
may act as governor
at early date

/. P. Frazier, recently appoint
ed secretary of state succeeding
the late J. C. Ca!laghan, left No
gales with Mrs. FRAZIER Wednes-
day to establish his residence in
Phoenix and take up the duties of
his office.
Mr.. Frazier who headed the No
gales Engineering company in No
gales for many years, may b.
called upon at an early date to
fill the governors chair at the
capitol.
Governor John C. Phillips is a
member of the Arizona Colorado
river commission and will no doubt
attend the session of the seven
states to be held at Santa F, N.
M. this month. In case of his alb
sence from the state, Mr.. Frazier
will act as governor.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
POPULAR COUPLE
WE'D in NOCALES

Miss Helen Ellicott, 20-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Tom Heady OF
San Rafae, Ranch, and Marshall
Ashburn, 21-year-old son of the
late Oscar F. Ashburn of the Pat
agonia district, were married in
Nogales at 1 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon by Judge Charles E.
Hardy.
The young couple left Tuesday
to make their home at long Beach,
Cal, where the bridegroom is at
tending a business college. Until
her marriage the bride had been
attending the University of Ari-
zona~at Tucson. She is a graduate
of the Nogales High School and is
a niece of Victor J. Wager of this
city.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08

SHORTY Smith likes the yen OF
the psychologist.
This diminutive but powerful
person who watches over the pom
derous machinery OF the Nogases
Brewery across the line, does a
lot of thinking between his hourly
chores which take him from the
big watts of beer to the thermomet-
er on the ice machine.
Shorty has given the deep sub
ject of psychology so much thought
that he has evolved radically new
theories of the underlying princip-
le of mind. He might write a book
of his ideas.
"Love," says Smith, sis the most
unselfish thing in the world, pro-
viding two parties are really in
love. ~ra
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
London Named
Secret ary OF
Douglas Bod y
Resigns from Local c of G
to assume new duties
at border city

G. A. London, resigned secre-
tary of the Nogales Chamber of
Commerce, has accepted the secer-
taryship of the Douglas Chamber
of Commerce, he announced yes
terday. Mr.. London will leave with
his family tomorrow to take up
the work in the border city.
The Douglas Chamber of Com
merce is said to be one of the
livest organizations of its kind in
the southwest. A drive is now un-
der way to raise $4,000 for the
formal dedication of the only in
ternational airport at Douglas.
Mr.. London was appointed sec
retary of the local body on De-
cember /, 1928. He came here from
the Chandler Chamber of Com
merce.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
Crenshaw Building
Attractive House

A new residence, to be placed
on the morket for sale as soon as
it is completed, is being erected
by C. G. Crenshaw in Esp,endor
Heights, just east of The new Ho-
tel Esplendor. Construction work
is to be finished in about six
weeks.
The house will have five rooms,
bath. electric lights, city water and
will be modern throughout. Con-
struction material being used IS
adobe and stucco. F.. l.. Yeager is
the contractor.
1t will be an ideal place for any
one desiring to open a chicken
ranch. On the premises are a chick
EN- barn, garage, grape vines and
a garden.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
Custom BUSINESS
Takes Edwards TO
Washington, D. c.

+. E. Edwards, collector of Gus
toms for the port of Noga!es, with
Mrs. Edwards will leave tomorrow
for Washington, D. c., where he
will confer with government Of
ficia!s on business pertaining to
the local customs organization.
Enroute, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
will stopover at New Orleans, La,
where the annual Mardi Gras is
now being celebrated.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
CHAlFANT SELLS
STORE TO MRS.
WALKER :.

Through a deal consummated
yesterday E. L. Chalfant sold his
confectionery store at 233 Grand
avenue to Mrs. Inez Walker.
Mr.. Chalfant operated the store
about seven years anu built up
one Of the biggest concerns of its
kind on the border.
The retiring owner will remain
in Nogales where he is Deputy
United States Marshal.
The new owner, Mrs. Walker,
is one of the best known young
women of this city and has a large
circle Of friends all of whom are
confident she will be very success
flu! in her new undertaking.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
Will
Meet At Nat.
Guard Home
Organizations to combine
quarters in future on
Nelson avenue

A note of new cooperation was
sounded at the meeting of the Rid
ge-Igo post of the American Le-
gion here Wednesday night when
Captain Horral of the Noga.es ma
tional guard extended an invita-
ton to the Legion to use the
guard headquarters in Nelson ave-
nue. as their headquarters and
meeting place.
The proposal was accepted and
it was decided that the Legion
would meet regularly on the
fourth Monday of each month in
conjunction with the nationa.
guard meeting. Plans were made
for the next gathering on Feb
ruary 25, when a smoker will be
the order Of the evening.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
NIMRODs RALLY
TO SUPPORT OF
new CAME CODE

Arizona sportsmen are being
urged to use their influence with
senators and representatives in an
effort to gain support of the new
Ariz. Game Protective association
code which will! soon be introduced
in the Legislature at Phoenix, ac-
cording to Joseph P. Sexton, Jr.,
secretary of the Noga:es Game
Protective association.
The new code contains the fo,-
lowing changes:
Extension of the trout season
30 days, thus making it run from
June 1, to September so; allowing
dogs to be used in hunting bear;
allowing wild turkey to be hunted
with shot-guns; reducing the squir-
rel bag limit to six per day; and
providing that persons raising
game birds, game animals or game
fish in captivity be allowed to sell
such game to hotels, cafes, mar
kets and restaurants.
1t is pointed oalt that there are
now 13 local sportsmen's associa-
tions in Arizona which are affiliat-
ed with the Arizona Game Pro-
tective association. The combined
efforts of these groups is being
solicited to sway legislation in IA
vor of wild life.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
NewRailroad
Schedule viii
Start Feb. IS

Starting February Is, six day
weekly schedule viii. replace tri-
weekly schedule of trains of South
ern Pacific of Mexico operating
over the west coast of Mexico, ac-
cording to word received here from
President H. B. Titcomb, via the
San Francisco office. The new SER
vice, Mr.. Titcomb says, will give
a new impetus to the development
of the west coast, and faster and
more efficient train service be-
tween Los Angeles and Guadala-
jara, with direct connections for
Mexico City.
Al. trains will make close con-
nections with Pullman service to
Mexico City. %Stopover privileges
are being offered.
By improving it's train service
the Southern Pacific of Mexico is
showing confidence in the future
stability Of the Mexican republic
accc~ding to Mr.. Titcomb. To fur,
ther the goodwill movement under
way for some time between the
two countries, the company vii
engage next month in an exten
sive national advertising campaign
in the United States, to caM atten
tion to the scenic and recreation
features of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
STREET FLUSHER
ARRIVES FEB. l8

The new street f:usher recently
ordered by the City of Noga!es and
which will keep the new paved
streets spic and span will arrive
here about February 18.
The flusher was shipped from
New York on January 30 via boat
and is enroute now through the
Panama Canal to Los Angeles
where it will arrive about Febru-
ary 16. About two days will! be re-
quired in bringing it from the
coast city to Nogales.
The flusher cost about $500, is
gray in color, and has the letter
ing, Getty of Nogales".
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
Local Legion Men
To Phoenix Meet

Three members of the Nogales
post of the American Legion will
leave today for Phoenix where
they will attend the annual state
meeting Of commanders and ad-
jutants of the Legion.
Gene Richards, special represent
ative of Commander Meyers, Bill
Broad and F. J. Trimer, compose
the group. Legion executives
from all parts of the state are ex-
pected to attend the conference
which opens today and continues
through tomorrow.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
National Guard
To Conduct Ball

The Nogales company of the
Arizona national guard will hold
it's annual military ba!! Washing
toms birthday, February %, ac-
cording to plans being made by a
specia. committe headed by Lieut..
Young.
Young's committee is composed
of Gene Richards, Ralph Raws-
thorne, F. B. Hayne, Louis Price,
and Leonilla Larriva. The ball will
be given in the Firemen's hall.
Nogales international., 1929-02-08
NEW APART MENTS
TO BE BUILT BY
r. A. MYERS

Architect H. M. Keeney is
finishing up plans for a duplex
apartment to be erected by Rich
ard A. (Hank) Myers just this
side of the Myers home on tn.
Patagonia road in the northeast
ern part of the city.
It will be of brick stucco, with
concrete foundations, and there
will be four rooms. a bath, and a
large closet, in each suite.