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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Eight Millions Theft Charged

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Dec Il
P-Chz-1sS A wnirnUe. building
ard loa1 cornzsss0ner. announced
today that Oscillations totaulnx
several million collars from TIE
Guarantee Building and Loan as
s~oc1zr11n we-e admitted Il q written
confession " Gilbert BessSryer. e.
rs seC-s-zrJ-nzrager-
Directors OF fhe association said
miSarp-op-lzziolx might
aggregate &eo0Dn- They we're
said 20 have Altered not only the
association u which Re ras . 6
Der cent s<ockhosce-, but also the
North American Bond and Mortgage
company and the Guaranty Holding
Cooperation both q Los Angeles
B=essrzTe- vas described Is having
been q d1rec<ox Of the hitter con-
cezuk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Tie confessions W7r--c-e said
E2s gwen 20 hin and 70 directors
O. TIE association early today after
=h1ch EeeSslre- wzs taken mo
custody Ire pecuiz-io1s Esre said
70 have taken Place ever q period Of
five yez-x
he building and loan association
vas capitalized - sl1o0ao0 but
officials said IL deposits exceeded
hat figure Il EaS allied with the
Bank c. HOLLYWOOD = relatively re<
Institution which failed TO open It
doors Monday
Wh-no-e sad
The loss IS certain 70 BE very
great While this i the largest de-
fzicari0n II recent years and comes
81 o time q unrest nevertheless il
should not . allowed 70 shake pub-
&c confidence u tn hzsldzng and
ban business
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Sought Texan
Arrested At Odessa

ODESSA Tex De- Pr
Wanted u z1-hC-z-5es u Pzlla.
Texas Purcell Okla and other
cites O. the southwest Are Pen
6lsso1- 18th q I11g criminal record
= three safes and Eucn sought
Is II alleged hank r05oe-. zsS
he'd n izL haze today after his
Identification had bean established
~ finger print records he las
arrested Monday night
Sheriff z 3 Graves O. GRAY
county n0-1faed officers here last
night that Pec6lf-cn Vas wanted
there Oh q warrant charging him
with robbery o. the First National
Bank Of Pzr7a o. March 81. 1877.
zhen about $4,000 Ezs taken TIE
zsn xzs Identified as q participant
E the robbery when viewed by L
Z Hszgz-d, hank cuS-o1as-. a.
Fort worth tEo years a@o. where
Pe16-e-on -as hed II jzr before
being taken 70 E60E6o. Ark he
escaped from jail a. Eldc-ado-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Lack of Believing
Own Eyes Is Fatal

RUSSELL Ky Der L--P-One
Kan : ce26 here toozF. another ns
oeleEed cEz1E and O thru M rurE-
NJ bullet WcZncx al because -aeF
rG-se1 10 believe O hclc-p rzan
xss nE . p-zc-1cz. joker
About rzzrLh- Last rlEk1 ~
armed Dzz entered q rsE-zEzrE
oE11 y Amos Johnsan- s. and
Il--z- Blzke. g. and rcrrHnr-
C JohZ11 and Bake 20 SICK en-
Ul
T-k-z the Ezz vas Saxsnr
Jo1ns1a and Blzke Murher ard NJ
tempted 20 E-eSk E-h rim Pre-
~ h-se1 TIE sr-r-6e- khnr has
EzT or C ire res-sEz-- kfl-rg
So11SE and Eounc-rx Eazke ard
Geo-Ee EeadoEK @ reS-Eurz-t
cZECE
P1EEcz-E EaT Bake I'LL E&
Ae2cozs Ezk zcz1ceL sxh-v-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

EpeSe1I grand JITy II or1er Enzl
charges might d Investigated II =
asked that the grand Jury &c called
for the regular January. 1851. term
O. court
Judge Leslie said It's ceczson
would g gwen u about > week
Treasury Lootinz Charged
Tzxpzve-x League officials Esn-
1z TIE petition we're George c
Cough O. E6-n1uTz. attorney to- the
Eagle, y C EzrreS-- prES1cEl-. an
= Log RznsoUs secreLzrT-
Tne petition charges That fG
r-z1T years there hzx ez-S1ec u
Izz Comfy . c11e c. poLlEzE
E10 have Ope-z1ec Tor E1e purpose
C Do-ng lie P1b-c treasury. an
-nz- there EzS been Il 1ezS- 80
lI.01 cCzz-z @ r-oEc Do-ey
So.en u re said po11-AcsI r
Charge i zo maze that = U1E
70 P-pe-z-s Ese1 - Cfflce the
cc1e has illegally controlled e.ec-
EO1S bed - HAzlz0 county srd
has maintained 2 zrsl a--y CT
deputy <ne-ftS to- tne purpose Of
In-z-dzr1nz Eo-Erk
The pe-zuon than goes INTO The
bushes C citing instances O. al
legged fraud starting 9Th tire Ez--
1er Il which the commissioners
court Is alleged To have handed
TIRE letting of contracts and supe--
F1S.0l Of Eo-k under those co1-
EzCS ~ TIE county engineer
Norwood Named
O. O. Norwood Austin bend buy
g, : linked <IIn alleged misplace
nEut C food co1rol bond ESze
fumes u = refEnznc-ng scheme
whch Is designated II The petition
IS the S0rEood hyzcking steal and
forgery
a charge IS also made that N
1903 there Ezs voted $4,000 for the
building C roads. Nth = tzx leTy g
% cents Der year petition says -
II twenty years there has been only
$500 worth O. the bonds retire.
At rhls rate the Plaintiffs STATE 4
would take 200 years 10 pa the
$4,000 Indebtedness
Fragrant vocation Of electI1n
lzES Is pointed I'd II the petition
stating that one Ezn spent $500
following the famous 1913 Hidziz0
county election US- 70 keep officers
seated whom the commissioners
coCT- had said were eleC-ed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
BIG EXPLOSION
BENEFITS M

EVANSTON. II DEE RI
a pep meaning a sharp eT-
p.OS-ye nose. fcl1ze6 G five
EEe P0rS reS5lr1e6 through
CUT rhe EvznSc1 poz1ce s-z-1c--
after which vi Ian KICK
walked CIT CT fail = free zzn-
So uSs ho.c-zx HIN ex-
pzane6 LE-- Carl EEzl e.
Cz-Se what ble= ID Ezs r1e
evl6ecoe- namely SIX 5EES Ct
hone t-eE-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Thursdays Record
Changes Weather

Cooler weather for the rexr -
20 IS hours rzs predicted Friday by
weather chief W J. SchnurbuSh
THURSDAY was one q the Ezrre<-
DAYS ever recorded II December.
records Snow with the mercury
climbing 70 81 degrees Mean TEN
perz-u-e for the month Is elA C.
E-reS
Ver- little rain II any. Is expect
ed Mr. Schrurhusch said todar-
The forecast 6 continued cio16i-
norfhs-iy winds. and slight
drop n Temperature
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Check Charge
Filed By Police

James = Wa whn names Fer
ca - has rss1csnce s = TIE county
AL r1E-rc Win pzz1nr zn--hleEz
c1erkS - E-Uw-SvlR arr Ezr
Be-lo
WIS Ezz arrested 60 Lent CT
Po1ce Johz Ar-Erc1x No ex-
pA1ed FrldzF that re rar had
-sce Eseky visits % E-orrszF1e.
czz-11r seTEr -hor checks RE
used q caerk protector. TX Ess sad
e j. wanted CT similar charges g
San Ber1.t-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

M
Wm
- 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

SAN ANTONIO DEE EAP-D--
7 " Goocson- county physician
announced last -iEhr sfcer Al an
t7rSy hz6 been he'd that 10 marks
Ct external evidence OF violence
we're found on the bodT Of Mrs
Mildred woodruff Who vas found
dead II m Austin fraternity house
Thanksgiving DAY Justice Z p
Bol1z had orce-e5 the body exhun-
Cd Yesterday after relatives request
Cd Walter Trr1n- district attorney.
70 have an autopsy coz6uc-ed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

T% E-prre military haEr frnmH
MG1teTry. wnnSf performances
have berr n frH-lue " TIC hnrM-
k1cw a. F0-r ErCEE~ w- hrnmE-
Cast from y tD le ~ go uEEr race
sEz<10n KWWG P-caF ezwz6zE
* wEE ErnnI1CHE En1Mr
TIE Mn-Eersxy bzzE 4 rcEHEf<-
&C TIRE bezG cd MrE4rn arc MM1
nHe1 q crlzEEE C. 8ccz- E-r lM-
e-E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

I A&@ Al lz&@nE1 TAG EE &4EMT%
crnd2c.e5 hzsE as q Ern.enza
the g -r-lc1
xe& = zzs = Ps-sez Ee=k-
-z-
Re1s-z1z . ~ relations Ez-h
Shepard Eh-e e EEs Stationed e
@Te-L zc1-As q. San An-nno
E-0r 10 rs sizes cEe4h Cas- ASK
e = -e Mat1- eEzr nz6 z1se-3-oc
C-E@E
10. zzS re zcSEe--
LEE E-z-c1- EEs s.-zHe@ - q
hzEk c-ES and o-zck RAJ. - cur-
1.E - re green e1se=5le Sh<
-o-r C -E sand YESTERDAY S.e
Seze6 c1-pcsH6 5It EzS z.aer
= 5eSz-- WINS --E-szzE Eha-
CAS- E77- Ez-zozx czeE1z-S BE-
Ire q z-EEe- Ezs gwen
Compliance e BSEls
sae TESTIFIED rhz- sae rad ErpS
- San A-soz1o SIZE AzSzE 1914
z1 sid z1e rad Beer E-ea1-y
employed S1oe All za2E
Sc sac SD --E- =lR- H1%lG-@
T. EoTez5s-- 1923 Eaez 5e An
20 I've q ne barring aozse where
Sc -o-ErL
There EeE 1cz- E--y c<sare-S
living t1e-B- E1e -Ts-s.nc
Were To1 ire c--y x0-z- there
a. thE t-1e?
Yes beSsces re zza6ady. Nh
VIVA
About 4 week after becors-x
acquainted Elth S3elz-6- she rss--
lied she Accepted hl 5nE1-A-l1r
. . . dinner sz1 q SHOW
A-kac = he hzr -e--s1-ed r.
-r015sS 9Th MS z1fe. xhe az
SEEe1 = -he affirmative
Ee c1cn- clscuSs Z .zy.- so
rEr-E6
A--e- Els return C Fn-- Rlr~
Cd Re 1ot E---e -0u That Is vie
Ezx = frau aez-r1g-
We
The 9-s- letters from Eae7z-r
she testified related ~ - rsex
tCon-n1ec c. Page Tenl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
State ASKED
TO CONTINUE
INSPECTIONS
Shippers Wish
State Inspectors
To Remain

WELACO. Dez E-Due g the
extx-e-ce q un1szzl c-znSzncS
the z6Tzzu-T hard of the nEzlF O.
zzrz1ed L0EEI Rio Crane VslleE
Shippers Association q IS frs
meeting here THURSDAY cers6ed &c
az .he state 6e1ar-neu- CT zZr-
culture ether &c retain Is 1Spec-
tors = the VALLEY @ re-0Te E6e
Responsibility @ shipping Immature
fruit f-1n the shoulders CT P-0oEce
nen II this &cE1on-
WoEId Leave FRIDAY
Inspectors Enforcing ths state
green fruit kE we're DE 70 e
Withdrawn Friday Ur1er p-oTEoS
q tins MEASURE and responsibility O.
shipping immature fruit Placed O
Snlp1eE bu- -ne advisory beard
declared thzr due 70 UnSezS01al
rzIzS ncre OF the fruit fails 70 come
I'd 20 state requirements than L
usual - tbs tine For this re-
son. J. c Powell inspector = charge
@ enforcement O. this Law. VII .
i1-ErT1ETed u . committee col-
posed Of l. z SzzselE. W = Hodge
and C ID wallace. 81 q Hzrl1ngs1s
% seq what can be done
Fruit must have = certain sugar
aid ra-so before !. can be shipped
under requirements OF the STATE
law Excessive rains disturb TITS
ratio. = ~aS explained
Wallace Secretary
NJ Wallace Who had acted Is
secretary O. Ire organization con-
-z--es. xzs eTsrrsd ~sec-etzrT q the
association u TIE sdEzsoy board
which mt here Al ether officers
we're ei=cred . Ihs Membership
The association Is fortunate IN
securing III WzI-sce- Who has been
= the Shipping business so- = Eea-
@ry years Is secretary. SAID
Lc1S 8 VIE O san Ber1-o. pres
i6er-
Nr- Wallace I'll sec % work n
Es6ztsly signing - zsloe-5 N
The association
The advisory board ACCEPTED re-
Ez-sc1 O. = J. Wagner CT P1z-.
director from Di<--ic- No Z, and
elected J. W Webb O. the firm OF
WEBB ard NcLen6on C Pnz- II
his place M Wagner resigned be-
cause he : q member q the sane
firm. The Gulf Vegetable company.
o. vhrh L 2 S-ahl q weS.aco.
director from DS-rIc. No g 6
member and he did not think It
proper t.zt the sane compary
should have t=o Representatives q
TIE board
Ire next membership meeting
VII = held Monday night. Jan u
n the Hotel Carter IN wesEaco The
organization vii meet the second
Monday u every month
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Shepard Perfect Gentleman
Santone Stenographer Says Army Officer
Never Attempted Caresses

KANSAS CITY. KzS- Dee 12-P-NzS csue B-znon Szr witness
for the government u the trial q Major Charles a Shepard tr thr
alleged p0nn murder Of his EEs- to6sy underwent 4 E-Eng - TT
defense Is 10 her lore affair Nth the sEzsrT army medical officer
Harry s Cas- Denver afrone-. Lei Of EEa q bz--zEs OF ruestions
concerning S1epz-1S f1 meetings with ire Ed = Sa A-.c-1o Sc
nogrzphe-- fE TIE lore q Eho- TIE major : charged ~a pns0nHnE
MS wife a. FOr Rzzy. Kzz- = June. 1873
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
League Officials
Ask Probe of Finances
Petition Filed Alleges Six Million Dollars
Stolen In Handling of County Funds
By Officials Now I'm Office
Special TO The Herald

McALLEy. DEE IA petition containing % typezrIrten pages and
charging theft. fraud. Illegal TRANSACTIONS. felonies. false ce-utlcstons.
fmzEles. changing O. pubic records and various and sundry other
complaints against the present county officials and their alleged henra-
men and partners. vas fled with Judge J. = Leslie Of TIRE s3rd district
court Thursday sftsrno1-
The petition was signed ~ officers Of the HidzAzo County Taxpayers
Leszue and II other etizsns. tnp.ortnz JUDGE Leslie % name . com
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Bandits Kill Grocer

SIOUX CITY It Dc 17-P-
Louis Friedman .. vas shot ard
killed II his grocery store by tEo
ARMED bandits during n attempt
ed hc-6up today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
EXPLOSION i

HOUSTON Dec- L2-71WiL-ar,
Lnd~rh-- 90 p-rper- ~zs killed
Yesterday and three storage tanks
Il ol were burned after m expios-
ton OF the = NJ wilson lease near
Eurh.e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Ex ~ -
h4nH Mrr $50 MFA MHh MmM
Fn1a-ka aE1 EA 49, ~
MM ManM MwMw "A M
E ur Fr = M
ran~M zMm N 49,
MrArwH arc 49,
hsCaE Em4
Hrrr NE Mz% MrIH#
H-zE tao ~ Ea k
AHnm@m N@ m nHM N
UE rmsr s.
ans En A. M
Vert ar ~
KrA4@ Ns m ~
Ar4EK TwMrHHn MMr M
EA~w LwN -
WAn I~
Gee - NMcaT - -
-r~ Mzm PMzA
MnnEAFE $500 aHw
EraA D. Car
TMa-nr E A 49, m
nFr z WrA E
Ermrm RIHHnA E
s. EEr ~ r. l
W. MAnnm NHrmw mE
IuaE HArar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
One Shot, Two Deer

GEORGETOWN SC -r L.
-TM0 GHr- acre hruAFhE nrME
bF ere zac- sr1z r4 gEn ~ w. "
Dnar. r. nf EnnwmrtnMm mtM
hunting rczr hErr
The tH1 rz-E --nE-rK Frrk arc
necE Ez1oez.y appArc1 1Eoz -
Etn1 . rlz-zp nt burAsa Du4r tAHre
fron C. yarcx &16 boEa 6rrppm6
TExAN - xTABMED
SAN MARCOS Der 1--#
Eanuei Vargas as EzaHDc 60 cEA-&
here last nlgtt Mnd TumnaE AAunHam
EzrrkrEernd to rtElDErA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
L on THE n

M smoking II corridors C the
administration building - Tt
University q Missouri nave ben
ordered rencT-1 President Walter
Williams has found r-ere IS 10 rule
szainSs =
NEW BERN. " c - Christmas
weddings are free MS Pzul1--
Bsrrl1gfon- justice O. the peace has
offered % tie nuorlal kDc1S El-no1-
charge for the est CT lie yea
The PAS Man - Ms Tzu1z
Geean Of Mccall Tc3hn- s ANXIOUS
for q mans vod SIZE hss Inquired
about details q The I1-zze Coz
cFroy text March hoping 70 CON-
zee aeairS- NAE nuSne-x
DOEvuLE Tenn Z 3 Pleas
ants children are Al o T. Tn zES
re DIVA Ora and Ora The boys
are Kyle Ktrg. Ks-le, Kse KsE
and Kan
MERLIN There are reS--1orS
early eye-0pe1erS- Sale q hard,
1sfcnr except u sealed bottles Ca
been fc-h6den = Prussia bs-we=a
3 II and 3 a. II
LONDON - fo-d Derby hzx 81
sdea for his er--zrh. 70 VII He
opened bzzzzrS and lad tour6a-
ton Srcne< Opening another ba-
Eznx. would be n very faithful ceS-
eruption of NY general Efe.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

nROPE7LT conducted t5s Better
4 BE1e<S Bureau can Dc Ee6e
cce CT fke -oS- powerful agents
Ct business u rhe VALLEY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

ANIMATED Annie SsY TIE zsy
~ her personal business hzs been
gong 50 tad recently she fees
The need O. legion not q bureau
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

CEvEAL n rhe VALLEY soze<hzt
~ resent The Gea C q Valley Bet
tx B=zneSS Bureau rezr1Enz Z
TIE price Of immunity fo-1cEEg
TIE recent scrap oEgr reSzca Land
nth the De-r0St bureau
These behind the movement fee
Ike = Is -5 tne E5ce % immunity
bzr- . move toward protection by
EzFz1E Al c-zzrIzz-sol q OF OF
10 give C<<1c1zI reports from -Ae
VALLEY instead O. having TIRE nation
NJ organization 81 rs reports IS
hesr = CAT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

n ~ HOLLAND. president q rhs
n ys1ey Better BZ-S Bureau
Is telling the Valley csr1Eers E1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

Elbow-length white lamb
skin gloves for formal affairs!
Extra fine quality, and a price
that 10 low even for Ami
versaryl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
WYOMING Youth IS
ACQUH7EDD JURY
TaIesmen Evidently Believe
Stockman's Son When He
Pleads Self.Defense

Newcastle. Wyo.. Nov. 2l.-R)-
Keith Mead. former freshman at
Colorado Agricultural college, was
free today, acquitted Of a first degree
murder charge by a jury which DELHI
Grated his case approximately 81
hours.
The verdict brought to a close q
case which has drawn more interest
and caused more comment than any
trial held in northern Wyoming in
recent years. The district court room
was crowded and spectators over
flowed into the Railways throughout
the trial.
Mead relied solely upon his own
statement Of facts concerning the
death of Larry G. "Blackie" Wolf, for
whose murder he was tried, when the
defense presented its case.
He said Wolf shot his father. John
e. Mead, to death on the prairie west
Of here and then opened fire on him.
His testimony was that he wrested
two guns from Wolf and then beat
him with his fists.
The body of the elder Mead, who
was one Of the best known stockmen
In the state. was found near VOLTS
unconscious form after Mead sum-
moned authorities. Wolf died the
next night. The state claimed the
Meads we're aggressors in the quarrel
but this young Mead denied.
Young Mead was charged with
first-degree murder but the state
asked only for second degree punish
ment. Ten ranchers and two oil men
were on the jury.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
Bakers Dozen
In KIDNAPPING Plot

Los Angeles, Nov. 2l.-tR-Police
claimed today they had broken up q
gang Of alleged kidnapers response
BILE for threats recently made against
several prominent Los Angeles citt-
zens. The announcement came after
the arrest Of II men and q woman In
series Of raids conducted by Edward
Chitwood, head Of the narcotic squad.
Although members Of the suspected
gang. allegedly organized In east st.
Louis, nj, out Of gangsters from Chi
cago and New York, were held on
charges Of violation Of the state mar
cotic act. Chitwood said he had in
formation from the underworld that
they planned kdnapings and actual
~ carried out two Of them.
Chitwood said the prisoners Or
ganized the plot to kidnap Harry
Chandler, publisher Of the Los An
geles Times. which. recently was re-
vealed by police after the publisher
had been placed under guard.
Investigators said two wealthy cit
teens had been kidnapped and had
raid ransom. but did not make e
ports because of threats against their
lives.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
Nye Is Hopeful of
New Election Law

Chicago. Nov. 21.-R)-senator
Gerald p. Nye Of North Dakota.
chairman Of the senate campaign
funds investigating committee said
he would be greatly disappointed" II
the committees report does not form
the basis for q new corrupt practices
act.
Senator Nye made this assertion
following the conclusion Of
the committees hearings in six Diff
ferent states, which wound up with
tho final witnesses in the Nebraska
campaigns investigation. He added
no further public hearings would be
held unless new evidence Is uncov-
cred. The public hearings were held
in Nebraska, Illinois. Colorado, North
Carolina, Tennessee and Delaware.
Investigators also were sent into sew
eral other states.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21

and we cannot get work or sell
anything to carry on. x
I'VE had hoped to die natural
~ and have our ashes sent back
to Mrs. Hazard and she would
take them to Fairrnont cemetery,
(Cincinnati) but that Is not to be
and now We are going to try to
get far enough out 50 the sea will
take care Of US.
Everything inside the house Is
yours and while 1t will not bring
In any money Eve have tried
that < K x 1t Is yours to sell or
use or do as you please with,
with the exception Of q few ar
ticles We have marked for certain
people.
"You will find deeds to four
lots IN Windsor Heights little
ton, Colo.). Cheyenne. and the
Fairmont cemetery lot In the file
next to the typewriter. You win
have to write to Lttleton, Ara
pahoe county, in regard to the
Windsor lot property-taxes are
about sixty cents q year and the
Cheyenne lot about the same"
The sisters were In reality land
poor, Miller told police. Last
Monday they lost q piece Of Hol-
lywood property worth $4,000 for
nonpayment Of interest on loans.
he said. They held property
worth perhaps 100000 the BROTH
er declared, but apparently could
raise no more money.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
BETTER BUSINESS
Shown BY SURVEY
Manufacturers Association Re.
ports Brighter Outlook in
Most States

New York, Nov. 21.-l1-A survey
in 10 states has convinced the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers
that business conditions r on the
mend.
Discussing the survey. John e. Ed
gerton, president Of the association,
told the New York State Chamber OF
Commerce last night that Industrial
lists and business men generally were
unanimous In the belief that the ma
ton was "only Just now taking .
breathing spell In the tremendous in
dustrial strides 1t has made as its
own pace"
The states surveyed we're California,
Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky.
Massachusetts,, Michigan. Missouri,
New York, Ohio, Oklahoma. Rhode
Island, Utah, Washington, New Jer-
sey. Pennsylvania, Connecticut and
Georgia
Twelve states reported improve
uaents. two reported a stationary
status and four reported a decline Of
which one was in the drought area,
another in an exclusively mining re-
gion. and q third In an exclusively
lumber section.
Regarding unemployment. twelve
states showed q fairly encouraging
situation" IL were optimistic Of I'M
provement In the late winter or early
spring, one anticipated no change and
three, which were in agricultural,
mining OF lumber regions. thought
the situation unfavorable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
Ryan Estates Value
Put at $121,O28,9 1892

New York, Nov. 21.-R-The estate
OF Thomas Fortune Ryan, who died
Nov. %. 1928, Is valued at $12l 2 1892.
Clendenin Ryan, a ION and executor
Of the will, filed an accounting yes
terday showing that the estate will
pay the state Of New York an inhe1t-
lance tax Of $17,379 POI and to the
federal government, $4,382,072.
The items were listed as follows:
stocks, Sis, $3.50: bonds. 10000:
real estate, $l,3l1,770; cash, $1,108.-
857: Fifth Avenue residence contents,
s. 1885, $50: mortgages, $4,000: notes.
$252,327: jewelry. $728.738: insurance.
$70,s11.
The most valuable stock holdings
were: $43,212,7O0 In North Virginia
corporation: $13.216,875 in r. J. Rey-
nolds Tobacco B.: 400 In Lg-
gett and Myers Tobacco: 81. 665y 005 in
q. 8. Tobacco: l 1,576,812 In Guar
anty Trust: IS, 1885, 1897 In Chicago and
Eastern Illinois railway: $3,235.9l in
American tobacco.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
Fargo, Bismarck
Converse by Air

North Dakota resorted to
radio, with stations KTYR and
WDAY, at Bismarck and Fargo
respectively, playing tho leading
roles, in the conversation through
the air when the storm paralyzed
wire communications through the
Valley City district.
Starting at Gas o'clock last
evening, both stations began
broadcasting messages to the 9th.
er, with stenographers at either
end copying down the messages.
Instructions were given, orders
and requests were placed, and
even trains were dispatched by
air during the night. The radio
service was continuing today and
officials planned to maintain this
communication until regular wir,
service Is reestablished.
Participating in the radio COM
munication were the Northwest.
ern Bell Telephone company, the
American Telephone and Tele-
graph company, the Northern
Pacific Railway company, and
the Ottertail Power company.