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WIRELESS TELLS OF TRIALS
OF EXPLORERS 81 YEARS AGO

ton Of their equipment in general.
The cold killed them. Their end
must have been easy, they slept
INTO DEATH
The explorer was asked II II
would be possible TO read Andree's
diary. He replied:
Several Diaries
Yes, certainly. There was anc-
Their package with the books IN the
boat. There were several diaries,
perhaps Strindberg's and Frankel's,
as well as several writing pads and
other things. We found two hand
kerchiefs marked N. s. that is
Nils Stringberg.
"All that We found was consid-
cradle damaged by bears and not
SO well preserved as generally
believed. Andree's body was ident-
flied through a monogram on his
jacket. Several times while the
bodies were lying on White Island
they froze ana thawed. Andree's
body was without q head. IL may
be possible to identify the bodies Of
Strindberg and Frankel through the
LctL0 WHICH WeTc We'll D~IcScIfC4-
The bodies lay 30 PAGES apart. The
party must have been living on
birds because there were feathers
In the boat.
Ammunition Left
There also was an unopened box
Of ammunition in the boat. Andree
had a rifle lying next 10 him. An
oil stove and q few pieces Of food
were in the boat.
Last Tuesday we were again at
White Island to see If we could
find anything more. High waves
prevented us from going ashore.
We could see q white bear
dancing about the cairn which we
had erected to mark the spot where
the Andree party were found.
When we erected the cairn we
left in 1t a note in English and
Norwegian S aging: Norwegian
Franz Joseph land expedition with
motorship Bratvaag OF Aalesunc,
Skipper Peder Eliassen. found On
this spot the remains Of the Swedish
Andree Expedition. White Island,
Aug. 8. 1880. Gunnar Horn
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Aboard the Associated Press
AftenpOSten boat Holman, at Skjaer
Island. Arctic, (by wireless to the
Associated Press,) Sept. l.-Dr. Gun
nar Horn Of the Norwegian explcra-
ton Mission, returning from White
Island with the Andree Exploration
Partyis bodies and effects, reached
this hectic Ocean Port today.
When DIR. Horn was asked to
amplify his previous statements
about the condition OF the bodies
aboard the Bratvaag he reiterated
that they had been well preserved
on the voyage and that, In this
sense, they were IN good condition.
Naturally, however. the scientist,
who found the Andree camp after
the explorers had been missing 80
years, said the bodies had deterior-
ated greatly during their long sleep
there.
DR.. Horn asserted that the bodies
were virtually bones with clothing
on them and, indeed. one body
consisted OF a few bones in the
bottom OF a canvas boat.
The Associated Press called the
attention Of DR.. Horn to the
publication OF reports that. accord
ing to Andree's Navigation Book.
the balloon on July is, 1897, was
at SO degrees north and 30 east.
DR.. Horn replied:
Wandered $50 miles
uvo,, - 49,. a. ~,roa thok
hey CThe Andree Expedition left
he balloon at this place and then
marched southwark. White Island
lies at 80 degrees north. They thus
had wandered about $50 miles-a
very long march over the ice.
especially when you take into
consideration the difficulties caused
by drifting ice"
DR.. Horn said Ii was very probable
other relics Of the Andree Expedi-
ton still lay buried IN the ice at
White Island and could be found
by digging. He said Andree's log is
stuck together from the glue in the
binding but he expressed belief 1t
could be separated.
Andree's observation book. how
ever, Is intact. This contains not
only q list OF places but a list Of
provisions: 1t tells further that they
shot polar bear and ducks" DR..
Horn asserted.
Asked If the sledge found in the
Andree Camp was much used, DR..
Horn said.
Sledge shows Use
There is some metal IN the
sledge that Is quite worn and shows
the obvious marks OF having been
driven over the ice. The instrument
10 measure wind Is quite rusted so
you can't find out anything from
that."
Dr. Horn was asked how long
Andree and colleagues could have
lived.
They left Danes Island on their
aerial argosy on July IL, 897." the
scientist replied"
ITO the beginning OF September
or a little later. They came to
White Island worn out You can
see that BY the way their fur over
shoes are worn and by the condi-
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appearance Sunday. A total OF So
players teed off for the events and
several good-sized galleries follow
ed the play OF the flight A leaders.
including Turner and Cooke. Ex-
perts who followed the play OF both
throughout the day Sunday said
that Turner Is a sure bet TO COP
the medalist cup and probably the
A flight trophy. with Cooke the
only man who car threaten Turn
er's drive for the low gross score
honora
If Turner delivers correctly in
today's rounds and takes the medal
ist laurels II will mark the fourth
time In five seasons that he has
accomplished the feat. Last year
when the tournament was held at
Laredo was the only time he failed
to annex the trophy. Cooke won II
at that time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
FUNERAL TODAY
F9g A. D. PAYNE
Oh dren Go Separate Ways
A1ger Notorious Father
Is Laid Away

AMARILLO, Texas. Sept. 1.-tP
The mutilated body of A. u.
Payne, all that remained Of the fan
taStic career Of The Amarillo at
torney who killed his wife with a
dynamite bomb then took his own
life with an explosive blast IN his
cell in the Potter county JAN.
awaited burial today.
Relatives. friends and curious
gathered here today for funeral
services arranged for 2 d. m. ut a
mortuary chapel. Burial was to be
in the cemetery at Tulia, where,
his brother. Sidney Payne, said.
every person who passes the grave
will have sos sthing kind TO say"
The funeral was planned to be pri-
yate. with only friends and rela-
lives there. Payne had expressed a
wish ID be buried beside his wife in
the cemetery at Amarillo but Sid
Payne said he regretted that could
not be done. s.
Beth families" he said. "rela-
tives Of A. DIS wife and my own
relatives, have a sort Of horror Of
the scene Of these tragedies and
believe 1t is just as well that the
bodies be separated.
Definite arrangements had not
been completed last night. One Of
Payne's last requests was that DR..
J. A. Hill, president of the West
Texas State Teachers College at
Canyon. where Payne and his wife
first met and loved. should make
q brief address at his funeral. 1t
hatxhot been learned last night If
DR. ffill would be available.
Mrs. Payne's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Johnson OF Lovington.
N. M. expressed a desire to remove
the body Of their daughter from
Amarillo. relatives said.
Not only will Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne be separated in death, but
their three children will likewise be
separated. each going to a differ
ent home.
A d. Jr.. II. who was seriously
injured and permanently crippled
by the blast OF dynamite that kill
ed his mother. will make his home
with sid Payne. where he has lived
since his mothers death.
Bobby Jean. Q. will remain with
her grandparents, the Johnsons, q.
Lovington. The future home Of
ladell. IA. was still In doubt but it
was expected she would live with
one OF two aunts who reside at
Pasadena. Calf. The aunts are
her fathers sisters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
Grand Jury Formed
In Short Session

The criminal district court open
ed a term here Monday morning
with Judge A. w. Cunningham on
the bench.
Sherwood Bishop OF Brownsville
was appointed foreman Of the grand
jury. After a short session. the
grand jury recessed until Tuesday
in view OF the fact that Monday
was a legal holiday.
IN his charge to the grand jury.
Judge Cunningham indicated that
that body was to 60 owe the audit
Of county offices made some time
ago. He charged the body to 90 over
these figures closely. checking for
discrepancies. The Judge said that
he understood there was a dis
crepancy OF s4s. 900 in one Of the
accounts, some SIS 900 OF which be-
l0nged to the county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

NEW YORK - Captain S G.. Nc
Neil OF the British liner Mauretan-
Ia is willing to bet 100 pounds
against 100 dollars that the "Maury"
after being drydocked will do better
than % knots. The offer was made
when ne pleaded guilty to have
been passed at sea BY the German
liner Europa when he vas going
% Ia.
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NEW YORK It's a healthy
year. Life Insurance statisticians
believe the prospects are excellent
for 1880 to end with the lowest
death rate ever registered In the
United States and Canada.
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YOUTH LEADING
CONTINUED from page u

CONTINUED from page ID
1l3 1-2 and Ed Foster OF Laredo
came through with a i21 IL to
take third rank. Ed Brown OF Ed
inburg with l22. Z. 8. Hearne OF
Edinburg Is tied with the same
score for fourth place. L. j. Perk-
ms OF Laredo coming in fifth with
i23.
Pretty Shooting
The cards for the medalist lead
ers revealed some pretty shooting on
the first g. holes. Turner's scores
for the three nine-hole rounds were
80. Al and 39-1l8. Hill Cookies card
had q 20. As and 40-i25. Barton's
score was A.. "a and 42-i28.
Only IL OF the 81 entrants In
the tournament failed 20 make their
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

Oregon voters will ballot on an
initiative measure to prohibit sale
OF cigarets In the state.
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Air Mail Schedules

ms schedule Tor the mail oetueer
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TREES, PLANTS AND SEED

FOR SALE-40,0 400 seedlings. ready
to go. Call O. q. Rome. 266, Mis-
sion. F-206
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WEAF and stations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
These Want Ad Columns Are Bargain Counters for Valley People
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Desirably
located shipping shed in Donna.
Texas. Located on right-of-way
and very accessible 10 public. VIII
lease with option TO buy to respon-
Sible parties. tSignedl The Citi-
zens State Bank. Donna. Texas.
F-l58
FOR SALE OR LEASE-The finest
sandwich and cold drink shop, new
building. new fixtures, in business
section OF San Benito. VIII con-
slider partner or sell fixtures and
lease. An opportunity for right
party. Mrs. Lester Ohmart. 900 N.
Sam Houston St., San BenitC. F-254
FOR SALE-Filling station and
grocery store with living quarters.
For particulars. inquire Moore's,
1900 E. : Harrison. Harrington
CT
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TOday'S Radio Features
KVTWG PROGRAM FOR MONDAY EVENING

KVTWG PROGRAM FOR MONDAY EVENING
7:00-7.05-Conpete baseball returns.
7:05-7:1o-Polce reports.
7:i0-7:30-Special Labor Day program.
7:5o-s:o0-Request program
S:00-8:35-Gus the worlds worst piano player, in a request program.
S:3o-6:35-Pymouth Motor Car Co. contest.
e:35-8:50-American Legion contest-"Win an Airplane'; program by
Dave DeKorte, tenor.
S:50-s:00-Poruar violin selections.
s:00-9:l5-Mrs. II. B. Gabraith, dramatic soprano
g:15- Pacific bulletin.
9:20-10:00-Dance recordings.
KwwG PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY
9:00-9:30-Orean recital from the Capitol theatre. Paul kennard a.
the console.
9:30-9:45-Popular program
Observation-Disclosures recordings.
l0:00-l0.l5-"For the Housewife"
Observation-Disclosures program.
observation-disclosures program.
l2:00~-l2:03-Weather and river forecasts.
12:03-l2:15-Paul Kennard at the console Of the Capitol Theatre organ.
l2:l5-T1me signals: courtesy Aldridge- Kimmen Co
12:16-Organ recital continued
2:30-2:40-Program OF the Union Mutual Life Insurance co.
2:40-3:00-"Old- Timers Club"
3:0O-3:15-Theme songs from current movies
3I5-3:20-Coming attractions at the Publix Theatres
3:20-3:30-Popuhr vocal.
3:30-4O0-Request program.
400-T1me signals: courtesy Star Pharmacy OF McAItn
Notwithstanding Herald news flashes.
4:10-4:30-Popuar program.
KRGv-HARLrNGEN
Daily except Sunday-6:3o-e:Oo q m: l0:30-11:30 |. m; 4:30--7.00 ?. m.
Sunday-8:00-9:15 a. m: II nocn-2:00 T. m
MONDAY, sEPTEM9ERt
(By Tho Associated PressD
Programs n Central Standard time p 81 unless otherwis indicated
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