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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
COURT FREES
DR.. c. c. DELFS

DR.. Claus G. Delfs was freed IN
enc criminal district court Monday
morning after q habeas corpus hear
ing. but Sheriff Frank Brown i'm
mediately gave notice Of appeal 70
che court OF civil appeals and the
court OF criminal appeal.
DR.. Delfs has been held upon an
pxtradition warrant granted by Gov.
nan Moody upon requisition OF the
governor OF Nebraska upon charges
~ wife and child abandonment.
In temporarily winning Dehs'
freedom, his attorneys alleged:
sthat in truth and IN fact no such
alleged offense has been committed
but this proceeding Is being pro-
moted BY the complainant. Nell J.
Y1elfs. from whom this defendant
mas been separated since Feb. 1923.
x.or the PURPOSES hereinafter men
I&ioned. '1.-Getting this defendant
VI the state Of Nebraska for the
ntfrpose OF getting service In a civil
sf,t 2-Extorting monev from this
defendant. 3.-Maliciouslv iniuring
this defendant in his business and
social standing with criminal libel
Greenwood & Lewis OF Earlingen
represented the doctor at the near
ing.
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FOOLISH
y = e
BRI NGS DEATH
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TO FIRE FIGHTER

CHICAGO. April 7.-R1-Maybe
1t was q big laugh to someone. but
fireman John Connick Is dying.
Someone thought IL would be lots
OF fun 70 see the fire engines yes
terday and turned In a false alarm.
There are folks ike that. The great
fire truck on which Connick was
riding sideswiped the automobile IN
which the person who had turned
IN the alarm was driving away.
Connick's skull was fractured
and he was injured internally.
Doctors said he hadn't q chance to
live.
Out al Mount Olivet cemetery
lies the baby son born 10 the Con-
hicks Friday. The little casket was
taken there Saturday by the father.
At st. Anne's Hospital. critically Ill.
lies Mrs. Connick. She doesn't know
her baby Is dead. She doesn't know
her husband Is dying.
Someone turned in q false
alarm. Maybe it's q big laugh to
them.
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RABIES CASE
FOUND In POST

A stray dog suffering from rabies
was killed at TT. Brown Sunday
morning. The caSe was diagnosed
by Captain Griffin. post veterinar-
ian, who Is q canine specialist and
has had vast experience In dealing
with rabies. The animal was not
owned by anyone In the post and 1t
was ascertained that 1t had entered
the reservation by Elizabeth street
gate and had been on reservation
about three hours. The dog bore no
means of Identification Of owner
ship. It was a black female mongrel
weighing about 80 pounds. The
head Of the animal was shipped to
Corps Area laboratory. Fort Sam
Houston for confirmation Of dag
noSis, a procedure which Is required
by army regulations.
Upon discovery of the first case
this year, the commanding officer
Of TT. Brown Immediately initiated
steps for prevention OF spread by IS
suing an order which made compul-
sorry the vaccination of all dogs on
reservation and which were not vac
cinated and all animals not vacci-
mated will be humanely destroyed.
Captain Griffin put great stress
upon the enforcement OF the vacci-
nation law and the dangers Of the
spread Of infection by stray dogs.
Rabies Is fatal TO dog and human II
once contracted. Not only dogs are
susceptible but also horses. cattle
hogs, cats and various wild animals.
It Is claimed that the skunk Is a
common source Of infection, and al
SO rabbits. A dog in the first stages
will travel for miles and while roam
ing may bite several dogs. Dogs that
are vaccinated have an immunity
from bites Of infected animals.
< Warning Is sounded that In case
q person is bitten by q dog. that
dog should not be killed immediate
ly but should be placed IN O tight
enclosure for observation for a per-
iod OF two weeks, the time which is
known TO bring about a positive di-
agnosis. II a dog Is killed during
the first period OF the disease. 1t IS
very difficult to establish in many
cases the findings Of the germ In
brain tissue, but II the animal Is
kept for a period from 5 to 10 days.
IL affected with rabies will die and
the germs then can be easily found
in brain tissues. The findings OF
these germs determine as TO whether
the person bitten should take the
Payteur treatment or not. This
period Of observation will not him
der the person being bitten as the
incubation period Is sufficiently long
TO establish IN observation period
ms mentioned.
All dogs entering the reservation
which do not bear O vaccination
tag will Immediately be impounded
and held for a period Of three days
and II not claimed will be destroyed.
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Statutory Offense
Is Charged Father

"A La Feria man Is In the Cam
eron county Jail charged with q
statutory offense against his 13-
year-old daughter.
Preliminary hearing for him win
be held at La Feria before Justice
OF the Peace Ben Noblett Wednes-
day.
The incident was reported TO the
officers by an Is yer old daughter
after the young child had told her
mother, according to officers.
The arrest was made by Con-
stable John Castleberry upon a
complaint sworn out by the 10
year-old daughter.
The family recently moved TO
the Valley from Kentucky, officers
said.
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z. 1877 &C. Lot Is. block lis. Cam
pacuas 5000.
II. G. Brave. ct nj TO w. J. vii
liams, Inc. Iot =. Kabill Subd. $1,000
II. G. Drawe to w j. Williams
Inc. lot 16, Kabill Subdivision Sl362.
90.
II. c. Brave TO w. J. Williams
ms. Lot Z. Kabill Subd. S707.40.
II. G. Brave. ct al to w. j. VIII
liams, Inc. Lot 6, Kabill Subd. S706.-
80.
II. &. Brave to w. j. williams,
Inc. lot 8, Kabill Subd. $895.20.
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Cameron Courts
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT

No. 9379-Cameron County Water
Control & improvement District
Number five VS.. z. J. Ruwalt. Tax
Lien.
No. e3s0-Cameron County Water
Control a. improvement District
Number Five vs.. Q. p. Hereford.
Tax Lien.
No. e3Sl-Frontier Lumber Com
pany VS.. T. II. Clearwater, Fore
closure Of Mechanics lien.
No. 9382-Guadalupe MARTINEZ
Cara VS.. Crlstobal Cara, some
times known as Jose Cara, Divorce
No. s363-Guadalupe Tilman de
Hernandez VI. Jose j. Hernandez,
Divroce.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For Cameron County, Texas.
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Geo. Baumgart ct ux to G. r.
Thomas. East 10 Acres or West 20
&C. Block II, FL Jardin Sub, Share
80, Esp. Santo Grant $1,000.
Geo. Baumgart ct ux. 10 c. r.
Thomas. Fest 5 Of West 10 Ac.
Block u, FL Jardin Sub. Share 80.
Esp. 0dLJO GIaIL @lU.UU
Geo. Baumgart ct ux. TO G =.
Thomas, West 5 &C. block u, El
Jardin Sub. Share 80, Esp. Santo
Grant $1,000.
McLeod-Hood Co to r. S. Silsby
ct al. East 8 acres block 6, Mcleod
Hood Prop. ! Plat S-57 $645O.OO.
Anton Grabouski et ux. 10 Frank
Palan ct ux. 2.3l9 acres out OF
Block l66. Fresnos Land and Irrig.
Co. $1,000.
7. K Goodrich ct ux. TO Jesse
bennett. West 1-3 Of Lot 2 and all
lot 80. block 80, Brownsville $1,000.
Riverside Dew. Co to w. M. Egan,
Lot 5, block z. Riverside Park
Adm. Brownsville $1,000.
Riverside Dew. Co. to w. M. Egan
lot 7. block 7, Riverside Park Addn.
Brownsville.
Riverside Dew. Co. TO w. NJ. Egan
lot 8. block z. Riverside Addn,
Brownsville. $1,000.
w. q. Mathes to Braulia Calderon
lot 81. block 10. Colonia La Palma
Map Of Combe Reserve In and ad-
joining San Benito $1,000.
Juana ". de Leon ct ais. to w.
O.. Mathes, front 100 II. Of lots 7,
8, o, block rs. o. T. San Benito.
z. T. Berscheid. TT. to John B.
Hayes. TT. Fractional block l6l, San
Benito Land and Water Co. Sub.
500.
Charles Svec. b. Sheriff to s..
National Bank. Brownsville 14.72
acres, block i6l, Fresnos Tract,
lying within the banks OF Cuates
Resaca $4,000.
Berry Properties, Inc. TO VIM.
Holbrook, West 10 Ac. Block SO,
Briggs & Goldman Sub, Survey 27i
$ll.400.00.
The First National Co. to w. II.
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Laborer Kills Three

MIDLAND. April 7.-Hp-Pedro
Agilar. IS, Mexican farm laoorer'
Yesterday shot and killed his father
|in-law and mother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matilda Gonzales. at Grand
Falls. Ward county. after a quarrel
over domestic troubles. and In an
exchange of shots with a posseman
shot and killed Cicero Dakan. IS,
tool dresser. and was wounded him
self. officers here today were in
formed.
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CARRIERS HIGH
IN AIR SUNDAY
Les Mauldin Takes Two
Contest Winners To
10,50o Feet

The Brownsville Herald carriers
saw more OF the world In As min
utes Sunday morning than they had
ever seen In the same length OF
time before, and more than they
probably expect to see again at one
look. The two boys were Fred
Tradla. IA, and Isidoro Longoria,
10, climbed 70 the altitude Of lo,5Oo
feet In a new Fairchild Challenge
whirlwind biplane. piloted by Les
Mauldin, local Fairchild Corpora
ton representative and instructor,
who has students in BROWNSVILLE,
McAllen, Eiinburg, and a NUMBER
of other Valley towns. This Is the
new ship that was flown 70 the
local airport Thursday, as Mr.. Maui
din gets a new plane about every
10 days for his use In this terri
tory.
Fourth Trip
This was the fourth trip for
Isidoro and the third for Fred. All
OF these trips having been earned
by the carriers by getting new
subscribers 10 The Herald. These
two boys won this high flight as
a reward io- getting more sub
scrIbers In the last two weeks than
the rest Of the boys. The Herald
has special arrangements with MI.
Mauldin to take Herald carriers on
airplane flights owe the city.
The lO,500-foot climb did not
take the Fair child Challenge Plane
to It's ceiling. as with its load THIS
ship could have assembled to 1900
or 1900 feet. The ascent took 50
minutes, and the descent made In
spirais. to prevent any unpleasant
sensation for the passengers ana
70 assure greater safety. was made
In 10 minutes or less. Mr. Mauldin
flew back ard forth over n ar
port on the climb and reached the
high point CTer the airport. When
the two miles height was reached.
0l.d see nearly all the
Valley towns and also the Gull OF
Mexico.
Freezing Point
After the 10000 feet was reached
the bows found their shirtSleeves a
little cool, IS at that height. MI;
Mauldin stated, they had reached
the freezing point. The Whirlwind
motor Of the Fairchild Challenge
worked smoothly throughput the
entire trip. which was probably as
high. II not higher than any plane
mad flow from the local airport.
The two boy stated that they
were ready 10 go again. Other car
riers making short trips over the
city Sunday were William Cralt,
Ramon PARA. Joe Chapa, j. =.
George, and Bob Sylvester.
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City Briefs

To Return.-U. S. Commissioner
was to return from a trip 70 Mon
terrey Monday afternoon.
Visit here.-Mrs. II. B. KingSbury
and daughter. Mrs. d. J. Branon of
Havana, Cuba. who have been visit
ing the formers sisters. Mrs. A. r.
Valdez and Mrs. Ida RousSet the
nast six weeks. left Sunday. They
are going BY way OF New Orleans.
Leaves - Charles Wyatt. Of the
Rio Cirande Valley Trust company
left Brownsville for San Antonio
sunday.
Here. - Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Scis-
son. Raymondville. spent Sunday in
Brownsville.
IN Business. - j. s. Carlton, Of
Corpus Christi. was in Brownsville
saturday and Sunday on business.
visitor. - c.. II. Fernandez. Rio
Grande City. was a visitor in this
city SuIluds.
From La Feria. - George Ripa, La
reria, was in Brownsville Sunday.
visitor. - c. w. Points. Corpus
christi, was a business visitor in
brownsville Sunday and Monday.
8Leaves. - Z. @. Bischoff, Basic.
guitzerland, was a visitor in the
rity Saturday and Sunday, return
ing north Monday morning.
bankrupt stock doors, windows,
builders hardware. Glass windows,
2sc I'D; French doors. $500; screen
doors, s185; copper screen. &C foot.
Fourth and A streets. Harlingen, In
builders Supply Building. Adv. 8
Flower pots; fifty feet garden
nose. s4.45: galvanized water pipe;
no,ltry fence. Hardware Sales, on
Frrrton street. ADV. Q
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HTDALGO COUNTY

HIDALGO COUNTY
r. B. Curry TO II. G. Stops, w.
10 &C. Of 51-2 lot II, Por. 60-70,
$4,000 {.
w. o. Byrd ct Tx to John W.
Winiarski. w. 1873 a of K. 80 &C.
Farm Tract l64, West Tract s6O66. SO
A. s. Pike ct Tx to 3. A. Myers,
ct ux. Lot 2. Block 43, Weslaco
Townsite, $4,000.
j. II. Jamison ct ux TO l.. "A.
Raglan, lot 3 & 8, block STA. Wes-
laco, and lot IL and S. pit. lot II,
block 81, WeSlaco 100000.
Delta Orchards Co. TO VIM. III.
Reep ct ux, lot 80, Delta Orchards
Unit No. /, $4,000.
ProgreSo Development Co. to Sam
Post. ct ux, S. 5.6l &C. lot l85, Llano
Grande Subd. $7433.25.
j. II. Chambers, ct ux to Thomas
Hawkins, lot 20 and "a, blocE IS,
Edcouch g.. 100000.
Thos. HawlsS6 to L. A. Hawkins
and T. r. Nelson. lot % and "a,
block Is. Edcouch $4,000
". +. Powell to Harry a. Griffin
and william G. Whyte. n. 1919 &C.
lot 1877, John II. Shary Subd. So
10000.
w. r. Anderson ct ux to VIM.
M Lemay, Lot 8, Block SO, Weslaco
$4,000.
r. j. Peck to L. A. Christensen.
Frac. Part Farm Tract 256, West
Tract $4,000.
J. r. Wallace. ct ux to G. w.
Hurst, lot 4, block 5, Cathay Courts
Addn. to McAllen s3500.00.
J. G. Engelman. Jr. to Albert II.
ziegler. IL Of WIZ lot l6, Block
70. Mo. Texas S4604.70.
L. G. Mellenburch 70 L. r. Bell
Developments, w. 4S2 &C. lot 5,
block IL, Por. 7l-72 s4740.00.
L. G. MelIenburch to Il. r. Bell
Developments, lot 5, block IS, Por.
7l-72.
Archie Barter ct ux to Duncan
A. Barter, part lot 10, block 81,
Capisallo part lot !. block 80. and
part lot 2, block SO, Capisallo. 8.18
&C. lot 16. block 80 0.82 &C. lot /,
block 80, and / &C. lot 2, block SO,
Capisallo district, $1,000.
G.. w. Collier to J. M. Hardin. 2.8l
&C. lot /. block rs. Lott T. g. Imp.
Co. Subd. $1,000.
Mission Land Improvement Co.
to Leandro SaenE. lots 7 and 8, block
SIS. Mission $1,000.
VIM. II. Barnes 10 Hugo w. Otto.
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Visit. - Ralph Agar and Bruce
Gentry. OF the firm OF Agar and
Gentry. left here Saturday for Mex
leo City. They were scheduled 70
confer with Gov. CaStillano OF Tam
aulipas In connection with a sewage
contract for MatamoroS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, April 7-tF- An
nouncement that 1000 900 bushels
Of wheat in store here Is out OF
condition had a bearssh effect on
Chicago wheat values today.
Opening It 3-6c decline to a rise
= DC. Ch.c2go wheat afterward
dropped TO well below Saturdays
finish Corn and oats yer unset
tied. with corn starting lac of to
lac up. and subsequently turning
downgrade. Provisions held steady.
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INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE

In Brownsville's new business and
residential subdivision. located
on 18th and 18th streets. one
mile from Gateway Bridge. on
he main thoroughfare leading
to the proposed ship channel.
municipal airport. rich farming
district OF FL Jardin. and Boca
Chica Beach Easy terms Ten
per cent down. balance 5 gears TO
pay. Jesse bennett. phone At.
Brownsville. Texas.
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10th and Adams

STEVENSON MOTOR Co. INC.
Phone I'LL Brownsville. Texas.
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Hughes Lot 10. ~. T. Masterson
Sub. $4,000.
Natl. In. = +. CO. to Mrs. A. r.
Liddell. lot c, block IS. Harrington
s48l4.47
Natl. In. g. I. Co. to Mrs. A. r.
Liddell, lot 3, block l53. Townsite
Harrington $337o.7l.
<. l.. Barmore to John w. Belts,
lot 8. block 4. Fifth Adm, San
Benito $lI00.
DamantS Hauft, co. ct ais. BY
sheriff TO 3. r. Dittmar Co. Town
lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, of a sub. OF
town lots g. 10. IL, u. block as,
Town Of Harlingen, also lot "F',
Ford's Re-sub. OF lots / to 8 inc. of
Block As, Town Of Harrington $780,
10000
@. L. Cook TO The First Baptist
Church Of Harlingen, lot 2, block
l. Commercial Heights Adm, Har-
lingen $1,000.
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BITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, April 7-tPEButter
easier: creamery extras 1874; STAN
dards 3S: extra firsts 81 to 81 IL:
firsts "a IL t So: seconds 1873.
Eggs steady; extra firsts Is Ia
20 rs: graded firsts 24l-2 70 IS:
ordinary firsrs % to % i-2: storage
packed firsts c6 "a; storage packed
extras n la.
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WANT TO 90 WEST? 10 acres good
irrigated land. with buildings at Occur
a Alene. Idaho. to exchange for Valley
land. What have you? Write y. y.
Disher. RoshoIt. Wisconsin. B5S
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH, April 7-tPl-
~. S. y. A.)-Hogs: 2.00o; no rail
hogs; truck hogs Csc higher; top
$925: bulk S.90-925.
Cattle and calves: $500: slow,
weak TO lower; slaughter steers val
lie to sell 8.60-l0.75; yearlings Ills
and less: top cows $3.50; top bulls
$3.50; stock steer calves ~1l-50-ll.75;
heavy slaughter calves HOO and
less.
Sheep: 1850; shorn fed lambs Csc
higher; other classes steady TO
strong; shorn fed lambs 625-725:
Shorn wethers 6.O0-6.l5: aged shorn
wethers $50; shorn feeder lambs
5!00-5.25.
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NEW YORK. April 7.-CP-Stock
prices we're ~irregularly higher at
the opening Of today's market. with
a Jump OF 8 So points in Fox Film
as the feature. Johns Evansville,
Prairie Oil 81 Gas and Gillette Safe
ty Razor showed initial gains Of q
point or more. National Bellas Hess
opened with a block Of $1,000 shares
at 20, up 8 and a new high record.
Radio Corporation Common. War
ner Brothers pictures and st. Paul
preferred declined a point or more.
Sale by William Fox OF the vot-
ing control IN his theatrical enter
prises to Harley Clark. president OF
the General Theatres Equipment
company, brought an outburst OF
bullish enthusiasm IN stocks affect
ed. Fox Film opened with a block
Of 10000 shares. but quickly drop
ped from the opening price OF 30
TO As 10.
Public utilities and oils were
again in the forefront OF the ad-
vance. New high records were es-
tablished in the early trading oy
American Telephone. Columbia Gas.
Consolidated Gas, Engineers Pub
lie Service, North American COM
pany. United Corporation, Con-
tinental Oil. Sun Oil and Shell
Union, the gains ranging from
fractions 10 nearly 2 points. In
addition. American Water Works,
Simms Petroleum. Atlantic Refining
and Houston were quickly pushed
up q point or more.
j. I. Case Jumped 53-4 points
and u. s. Freight 5. The latter
touching a new high.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with scerling unchanged at $4.S6 IL.
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