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in mixed cars FOB usual terms
crates s1-25-1.40. few higher; BUSH
els s0.ec-i.00. In mixed cars FOB
cash track-crates around s1.25.
Beets: Haulings light. Light wire
Inquiry, demand slow. market dull.
Carloads and in mixed cars FOB
usual terms-crates sl.65-i.s5; BUSH
els sl.25-l.50. In mixed cars FOB
cash t~rack-crates si.35-l.60.
Primary destinations OF Lower
Valley movement reported Tuesday.
March A:
Cabbage: Q st. Louis: 8 Houston:
s Chicago; 4 Shreveport; 3 Indian
apolis; 2 Memphis; ! each Dallas,
Detroit. Hamilton, New York,
Omaha. Kansas City, Pittsburgh,
Montgomery. Texarkana.
Carrots: a Hoboken: 2 Chicago:
l each Houston. Minneapolis, New
York, Boston. Winnipeg.
Beets: ! each st. Louis, Baltimore.
Broccoli: l New York.
Beets and carrots: l Chicago.
Radishes: l each Kansas City,
st. Louis.
Spinach: 5 Houston; ! Wichita
Kansas.
Mixed vegetables: 10 Houston; 8
st. Louis; z. New York: 8 each El
Paso, Jersey City: 2 each Shreve-
port, Memphis; l each Denison.
Waco. Roswell, Joplin, Kansas City.
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
mens reported Wednesday morning,
Mgrch s.:
Vegetables 60, cabbage "a. carrots
10, beets 8, beets and carrots 5,
turnips /. parsley 1, spinach /,
grapefruit /. total ITO cars. Freight
movement to date this season
Fruit 1919, Vegetables 1873. total
1902; to same day last season
Fruit l443, Vegetables 1872, total
9el5 cars.
Carlot shipments of entire United
States reported Tuesday. March 4:
Uncludes cars billed from midnight
to midnight).
Cabbage: Arizona !. California 5,
! TAOIAQd -. NCW 4OAh - 4NA0o -
total u. s. II cars.
Carrots: California 10, Indiana l,
New York g., Texas II, total U. s.
81 cars.
Spinach: Texas 50, total U. 8. 50
cars.
Grapefruit: Arizona 3. California
5, Florida 10. total u. 5. 81 cars.
Mixed vegetables: Texas 48, 9TH
ers IS. total u. 8. SO cars.
Additional FOB information re-
ported Tuesday. March 4:
San Antonio. Texas (5outh Texas
Points.
Spinach: Haulings light. Mod
crate. market steady. Bushel bas-
kets Savoy-carlots FOB cash track
40-45c, mostly as: usual terms So
55c. few AZ l-2c.
Brawley. Calf. Imperial Valley
Carrots: Better wire inquiry, de-
mand moderate. market steady.
Carloads FOB cash track-very few
| sales crates S1.60-1.65. Some ship
ments on wire orders or rolled for
delivered sales.
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Board Claims Pen
Ruling Necessary

SHERMAN. March 5.-tPi-De-
cision To refuse to accept additional
prisoners at the p%enitentiary until
the pcp..ation there had been re-
duced TO a number that could be
taken care OF properly. had been
under consideration by the state
prison board more than a year. Lee
Simmons. board member. said here
after he returned from Houston
where the action was taken. The
board. he said. was virtually forced
to take the step.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
OF TEXAS
RROWNSHHLE nIHIGI0N

In the matter OF J. Frank Rush
and G.. G. Baumgartel. operating
under the firm name OF "Edinburg
Electric Co."
No. 3l6, In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors or said bank
rupts:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th. day of March. 1880. j.
Frank Rush and O. G. Baumgartel.
operating under the firm name and
style "Edinburg Electric Company"
were adiudicated bankruptS. and
tic first meeting or their creditors
will be held at the office of Ira
Webster. Referee In Bankruptcy.
Stegman Building, Brownsville,
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Truck
Markets
Via Naval Radio Ststies

r. o. b. shipping point inf0rma-
ton reported Tuesday. March 4:
Lover Rio Grande Valley Points:
Cabbage: Haulings light. Good
wire inquiry, demand good. market
firm. Carloads and in mixed cars
FOB usual terms-round type bulk
per ton s65-70. mostly $40: crates
s3Es-390; lettuce crates $3.i5-3.40.
Carloads and In FOB csah track
round type bulk per ton $3.50;
crates S3.35-3.50; lettuce crates s2.-
$500. Truckloads cash to grow
ers-bulk per ton $45-50. few SS5.
Carrots: Haulings moderate. Light
wire inquiry, demand moderate.
market about steady. Carloads and
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Texas, on the 18th. day OF March.
1880, at ten u0) a. m. at which
time and place the creditors OF J.
Frank Rush and O.. G. Baumgartel.
b~ankrupts. may appear. prove their
claims, elect a trustee. examine the
b~ankrupts, and transact such other
business az may properly come be-
lore such meeting.
Dated March 4th.. 1890.
IRA WEBSTER
Referee In Bankruptcy.
3-5-1t-3677.
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JERUSALEM P-Daggers have
been added TO firearms on the Ia
boo import list OF Palestine. The
new step toward private disarma-
ment is seen as an outcome Of the
Arabian Jewish riots.
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MEBANE

Cotton seed from Dallas Coun-
ty. raised from State Certified
Seed. High termination. $50 70
42% lint turnout. Call or write
Walter Watson at Farmers Gin
Co, Weslaco. AL
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FOR SALE
Old Bearing
Grapefruit Grove

at sacrifice. 10 acres 4 miles east
Of Brownsville on bank of beautiful
resaca- Small house. barn. imple-
ments. and mules. Sl2,500. The best
buy in the Valley. Call "r. M. Egan.
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co. Home
phore 1393-w. Else
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TO ASK RELIEF

PARIS. March 5-R The
French government will ask parlla-
ment for an APPROXIMATION ot S.
100000 francs (about Al 400. 000l for
relief Of food victims about Toul-
OuSe.
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international house. near the
University Of California campus at
Berkeley. Is to have 456 students OF
So nationalities.
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II might seem To many that Ar
thur Rankin. who is now appearing
in the Columbia picture. The Fail
Of Eve which is now playing at
the Texas Theatre. might make USE
Of his wonderful family connections
to achieve success. On one side ne
Is related to the Davenports and OH
the other to the Barrymores. But
listening to Rankin's tale or woe.
you get an entirely different i'm
preston.
III The Fall or Eve" Rankin
shores honors with Patsy Ruth Mil
ler. Ford Sterling. Gertrude Astor.
Jed Prouty. Betty Harrington. Fred
Kelsey and Hank Mann. Frank
Strayer directed.
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COTTON SEED

$3.50 bushel. Oranges fine. Juicy.
Sweet. $3.50 and SLIGO az Piper
Plantation See Matt Brown after
8 p m. daily. Harvey c. Stiles.
AT
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MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

But in spite of Powell's efforts
Toomey gets involved IN one OF the
biggest and most dangerous games
on the street OF chance. lie is play
ing for high stakes with men who
shoot faster than they think.
Powell's valiant effort to save the
kid is the grand heroic gesture Of
the show, and brings a climax alike
romantic and dramatic.
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.AUTOMO-TvE

USED TRUCKS FOR SALE 1879 O..
M. c. IA ton Buick-motored; 4 Model
A Fords: l-ton, 8 Model A Ford Road
sters with pickup bodies. Sec Smith
Bros. Inc. General Contractors. RIO
Grande City, Tex. A30
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Real Estate in Cameron and Hidalgo Counties
For Sale or Lease by Owner as
Indicated Below
Hotel Pharr. property In Pharr. Hidalgo County. Texas. 25
by 100 feet with two story hotel building. fully equipped for
hotel purposes. most desirable hotel site In entire Valley; pre-
fer selling. but would lease.
Donna theatre property IN Donna. Hldalgo County. Texas,
so by 100 feet, one-story. brick building. lots so by $50 feet, In
best business block in city. Prefer selling. but would lease for
commercial purposes. not theatre purposes.
81 acres farm and citrus land. undeveloped. off Of south end
OF Thompson subdivision IN Cameron County. Texas. lying
btween Harrington. Combes. and La Feria. For sale only.
Lots A., 5 {. Block 81. City OF Pharr. Hidalgo County. Texas.
most desirable residence property In city Of Pharr. For sale
only. Communicate with Jas A. Graham.
3rd Floor Merchants National Bank Building
Brownsville, Texas
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

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WIZ uSm.): Dance (3L hrslf
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s.30-FRrm Program
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IA ACRES miles from ~BrCwnsvill9
property OF Maria Jesus Morales. Cal
nc It'll and jefferson. A1
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AND MAKE over hats al
the Ethel Hat Shop. Sf7 Washington
phone 1891. Z4s
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FOR SALE-40 acres high-class citrus
and truck land. on paved highway. ?
miles from town. all In crop. &l25.O0
per acre. cash. Updegraff. La Feria.
Texas. ASS
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r

Come to Mercedes i'm the heart
Of the Valley. I own and offer for
sale the following selected proper
ties.
Sixteen acres under plow. facing
highway, deep drainage. only three
hundred per acre.
Fifteen acres. half of which is
planted in three year old citrus
trees. s~ub-drained, four hundred
per acre.
Industrial site served ty two
tracks. faces one hundred eight feet
on highway. ideal for packing pant
or cannery. Come and see these
properties then purchase direct
from the owner.
w. 4. TALLERY
Box "a, Mercedes, Texas
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REAL

FOR SALE-Furnished or unfurnished
department building. Elizabeth street.
Bargain. Phone 1897 from $50 to III 80
mornings. or address xli4 caro- Her
aid. X1I4
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TREES, PLANTS AND SEED

FOR SA~LE--Tomato plants. Texa
Special. Clark's Early. Marglobe. ready
10 plant. q. r. Slbson Co. la Feria.
Texas. AZ
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BARGAIN HUNTERs-aO acres near
San Bcnito. All good land except lake.
S6000.0O. Other bargains. 6kroye
Bros. Land Co. san Benito. Texas. A33
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-First-class barber 70 handle
high-class trade. Good position for
man hunting permanent location. Red
Chair Barber shop. McAllen. Texas.
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FOR SALE-Cotton seed. Good Me
bane planting seed. all machine Gull
Bauer. 4 miles south OF La Feria.
Z225
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MAN WANTED for Watkins route In
Brownsville: average earnings S45
weekly: chance for reliable hustler to
make good paying connection Write
at once. &. IL. Worley. 20 w. Iowa Ave.
Memphis. Tenn. A20
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wANTED-Clerical work. 4 years expo.
rience. References. Address A45 care
Herald. A4s
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Programs in Central Standard time. AL time IS p. NJ. un
hdisated. Wave eng his on lett OF call .etters. klocycles on right
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SITUATIONS WANTED

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS wANTED.-Hsr
aid Office.
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FOR SALE-Rocming house In San Be-
nito. High-ciass. good business.
Skrove Bros. Land Co. San Benito.
Texas. AL
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BUSINESS PPORTUNITIEs

FOR SALE-Msat market. in busy
cash grocery store. A money maker
for a live wire. 5000 cash business a
week. VALLEY town Of 1000 population.
Cash talks. terms II necessary. Best of
rcasons for selling. Address Z2i4 care
Herald. Z2f4
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los EBANOs EsrATEs
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-5-room moderz bungalow,
corner Lake Drive and Madison. Call
At house. y. II. Matthews. 40
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Box "a, Mercedes, Texas
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Argotane Is
Sensation OF
Corpus Christi
Mr.. Jim c. Moody. Local Man. Tes-
titles To Remarkable Benefits
Derived From Remarkable
Remedy.

Already ArEotanc is producing re-
suits. The people of Corpus Christi
are beginning TO realize and appre-
ciate the marvellous health giving
properties OF this scientific bile
treatment. a product Of Of the
worlds largest laboratories. Since
Areotane was introduced to the
people of Corpus Christi. several OF
the city's leading citizens have tes-
titled TO benefits derived from this
wonderful preparation. Among
these is Mr.. Jim G. Moody, Of 5l4
Culberson S..
For the past year. I hape been
~sufferir- from stomach trouble"
Mr.. Moody told a representative Of
the A~rgotane company. The dis
orders were marked chiefly by in
digestion. pains in my kidneys. and
whenever I managed TO eat. the
food did me more harm than good,
for IL would cause me TO bloat bad
" and have spells Of indigestion.
II had been able to obtain no re-
lief until Argotane ia introduced
TO the public here. ! was impress
ed by its record in other parts OF
Texas and throughout the country,
and / decided that II would do no
harm TO try II. Consequently, I
bought q bottle and began the
treatment.
by the time / had taken nine
tablets, my improvement was really
noticeable. I have regained my ap-
petite. am no longer troubled with
gas formations. and my kidneys are
no longer bothering me.
~Argotane brought me the first
rel. from my troubles in a year.
I am convinced that 1t is a good
medicine. and I am glad to recon-
mend it."
Genuine Argotanc may be bought
ir Brownsville at The Martinez
Drug Stores. No. I Market Plaza
and NO. 2 Victoria Heights. adv.
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BOOSTER DAY
PLANS GIVEN

LOS FRESNOS. March ia d.
vers.fied program for a Los Fresnos
Booster Day on Marcn Is has been
announced by committees in charge.
A feature of the days events will
probably be n horseshoe pitching
contest to be staged under the SUI
pervision % George Lipe.
The program thus far announc-
! is as follows:
i:30-l:45-Band.
i:50-Hundred yard race, free for
all.
1:55-Fifty yard race. free for all.
? p. m.-Hundred yard race, boys
under Is.
2:O5-Fifty yard race, boys under
Is.
2:1o-Fifty-yard race for fat wo-
men.
2:l5-Fifty yard race for women,
free for all.
2:2o-Fifty yard race, girls under
Is.
2:25-Sack race. free for all.
c:30-Potato race, free for all.
2:35-Nail driving contest for wo-
men.
2:45-Baskethall game.
3:45-Ball game between Los
FreSnos Spuds and "City Dads"
5:50-FowlS thrown from build
ing.
1903 3O-Band concert.
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WOMEN DRYS
MUSTER ARMS

WASHINGTON. March 12-P)-
More than a score Of prominent
club and society women from ell
sections Of the country were mus
tered to the defense Of the pro-
hibition laws today by dry leaders
presenting testimony before the
house judiciary committee in OPP
position TO the repeal of the eight
centh amendment.
They came with prepared state
mentS intended TO show a cross S c.
ton OF the opinion OF American
womanhood. All said the majority
of their sex was in favor OF the
dry laws. Brief statements from
Mr. Henry Ford and Mrs. Thomas
a. Edison were submitted.
Under the leadership. for the day,
OF Mrs. Henry w. Peabody OF Bev-
erly. Massachusetts,. chairman or
the Woman's National Committee
for Law Enforcement. the claim was
presented that $4,000. 900 women l
vor a continuance OF prohibition.
"A prominent witness was Mrs.
John +. Sippel Of Baltimore, presi-
dent OF the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs. who had received
an anonymous telephone call threat
ening her with harm should she
appear in favor Of the dry laws.
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CHARGE FILED
AFTER WRECK
McAllen Woman Fatally
Injured in Auto
Crash


McALLEN. March 12-Two com
plants we're filed against G. T.
Anderson Of McAllen late Tuesday
afternoon n Justice OF the Peace
G.. @. Seaweils court by assistant
district attorney Rogers Kelley OF
Edinburg in connection with the
w~recking Of an automobile southeast
OF McAllen early Tuesday morning
IN which Miss Pearl Robinson, %.
employe az the traffic department
OF the Western Union Telegraph
company Of McAllen, was fatally
injured.
Kelley investigated the accident
rduring Tuesday and the complaints
were sworn out after he completed
his probe. One complaint charges
Anderson with the operation of a
motor vehicle OH a public road
while under the influence of intox-
seating liquor" while the second
charges negligent homicide BY the
negligent operation Of a motor
vehicle and causing the death OF
Pearl Robinson.
Anderson. confined TO the Nc
Allen hospital as the result OF in
juries he received in the crash.
was under technical arrest and at
the option Of the deputy sheriff
serving the warrant of arrest will
make bond in an amount to be
set by Justice Seawell sometime
Wednesday.
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Baseball Magnate
one Sees Troops

DOUGLAS, Ca. March 12.-(P-
The Atlanta Crackers Of the South
ern Baseball association have Just
been inspected by their vice presi-
dent. Robert T. Jones. Jr., at their
spring training camp at Douglas
Ga.
The Atlanta golfing barrister be-
came part owner OF the Crackers
last fall when he and IL other 10
cal business men bought the club
He thinks he is going to enjoy
being a baseball magnate. In buy
ing an interest in the Atlanta club
he became actively connected with
a game he preferred to golf as 3
youngster of seven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Invalid Drawn To
Valley by Climate

Even doctors recommend the VAL
ley.
Mrs. J.. L. Bankstcn, Of BiSmark,
n. D., writes that she and her
daughter viii arrive in Brownsville
within the next 10 days for an in
definite stay. She said that a North
Dakota doctor had prescribed
Brownsville climate" for her
daughter. who is an invalid.
The northern woman wrote the
chamber OF commerce Feb. % re-
queSting aid in renting an apart
ment or furnished home. This as
sistance was given her. and a let
ter received Monday disclosed that
she and her daughter were leay-
ing Immediately for Brownsville.
This forms another talking point
for the Valley.