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Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be accepted until 2 p. m.
on June /. 1880, at the office Of
Cameron County Water Central
and Improvement District No. 10,
San Benito. Texas. for the con-
s~truction Of approximately $40
square feet Of gunite canal line
with necessary earth work. acord-
ing to plans and specifications on
file at the office Of the engineer
Of the district. which shall be &C
companied by a certified check
payable TO the district for 5 per
cent Of the amount of the bid TO
guarantee entering into contract
and bond for completion Of the
work. and shall be addressed 70 II.
II. Whipple, Los Fresnos, Texas.
The district reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Cameron County Water Central
and Improvement District No. 10.
CSigned) ID. <. Ogden, president.
5-1I-l8-25-3t-374l
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

tFurnlShed by Valley Abstract CO..
Cameron County
q. D. Sutton to r. e. Morris; lot
81. block s, Paloma Sub. Survey 5
$1,000.
@. D. Sutton to r. c. Morris; LOT
IS block 8. La Paloma Sub. Sur. 5
$1,000.
G. D. Sutton. to r. c. Morris: 10.
II block 5, La Paloma Sub. Sur. 5
$1,000.
Valley Orchards Rel. CO. to Nc
Leod-Hood Co.; block 26, Mcleod
Hood Prop. / S1750.O0.
McLeod-Hood Co. to Jennie II.
Shoemaker: block rs, McLeod-Hood
Prop. /, $50. 10000.
d. r. Mcnamara to r. Fl. CHS
well; lot 3 block As, Harrison Manor
2 Addn. Harrington $1,000.
q. NJ. Groulx ct al to G. X. Lin
nard; west half Of east half block
3, +. z. Bishop Sub. $1,000
A. j. and Ida Landry to Chas.
N. Allison; lot 4 block s. Palm
Grove Addn. San Benito $1,000.
Citrus Dew. co. Inc. TO II. O.
AukAf ACcl ~ dLICo III GOuLll 1915
acres lot II block 2 Capisallo Sub.
S750O.00.
CISCO and Lula Fay Morris to
A. A. Morris: part block 50, Survey
rs. d. s. Sub. $1,000.
z. A. and Allis Dobson to A. A.
Morris; 2 acres off southeast cor
ner block 40 Survey %, DIS Sub.
$4,000.
A. z. Whitney to George A. Portz;
west half Of east half block 26l,
Browne TT. San Benito Irrig Co.
$1,000.
George Z. and Helen NJ. Pulliam
to Charles Z. Boil; lot 8, Danner
Park Sub. $1,000.
Z. r. Barmore to J. r. Ratliff:
lots / and 2 Collins-Patty Sub.
block 3 and part blocks / and 2 j
r. Ratliff Subdivision $1,000.
Karl and Lydia Anderson to Al
bert S. Hecht; east IL containing
20 acres and southwest IA cont
10 acres block / and west 10 block
| 2 Survey IS, r. z. Bishop Sub. S1.00
Samuel p. Quarles ct ux, to DR.
Carl Weidner: block rs. II a. II
Subdivision. La Feria Grant $1,000
william Yer Berkmoes ct ux TO J
Tibma: west 3 acres off east 10
acres block II, Briggs g. Coleman
Sub. Survey %. $1,000.
q. g. Henson ct al, to Guadalupe
Araujo: part lot y block 3i2,
Brownsville S275.O0.
j. II. BatSell et al to w. u. Var
Sielen: fractional lots 2, 3, 4, block
70, Brownsville $4,000.
United Bond Co. Of Texas to
w. D. Van Sielen: lot IL block /,
Belvedere Gardens Addn. Browns
vile s235.54.
United Bond Co. Of Texas to w.
d. Van Sielen: lot 8 block 4. Bel
vedere Gardens Adm. Brownsville
s220.75.
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SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
COURTS

Nellie v. Cravez VS.. Rodney Crav-
ez, divorce.
Jack Eggleston VS.. Cora Eggleston,
divorce.
Exparte j. E. Stack, Habeas Cor
pus.
Jose Lopez VS.. Geneva j. Lopez
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. vi. Kent, Judge

r. r. Hands VS.. Valley Develop
ments. Inc, Judgment for plaintiff.
Realty Trust Co. VS.. Irene Spen-
gel, ct al, dismissed.
Realty Trust Co. VS.. Irene Spen-
gel, ct al, dismissed.
c. I. T. Corp. VS. J. L. Forgy, ct
al, Judgment for plaintiff.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

BABY CHrCKS-s. 10. y cents. from
the Valleys best fiocks. II you are
going to be IN the market for baby
chicks you had better place your or
der with US at once. as we will close
down u incubator IN the near fu-
ture. Bring your eggs for Matching
any day during the week. O. r. Stb-
son Co. La Feria. phone II. Bias
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CATTLE

FORT WORTH, May 24.-CPJ-
AS usual quality and demand were
lacking in the cattle yards today.
One load Of common steers that
averaged 69l Lbs. sold at 6.75 and the
best packages stopped at 7.50.
Mixed loads Of COWS contained thin
Gamers that sold at 400 most Of
the sales fell around 500.
No good yearlings or heifers sold.
The common packages cleared at
6.50-9.00.
Calves ranged from $50 to 1880.
Sheep considered steady with not
enough sales 10 test values
Hogs got away at steady prices
with rail hogs topping at 9.85 and
truck hogs at 9.25. Packing sows
sold from S.00-S50.
Vote for Port May Goth
SEPARATE COATS
The separate long silk coat. in
neutral tones. dark blue or black,
will have a tremendous vogue this
summer. II can be worn with per-
feet propriety over anything from a
sleeveless cotton frock TO a dressy
chiffon.
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HIDALGO COUNTY

Scott Ford to G. r. Marquand,
$4,000. N. So lot 8 block Is, Ew-
ing's Adm. 20 McAilen.
r. Z. Warren to 3. J. Warren So
O00.00 s Ia farm tract lot West
tract Eubd.
Philip schwarz, ct ax To !. q.
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stock market felt its way cautious
ly today, making a timid advance
under leadership OF motor, motor
accessory and rail shares. Until the
last half hour trading was very
dull Sales amounted to less than a
million shares.
The strength Of the motors and
closely related issues was apparen-
tly based on the more favorable
reports from automotive circles.
General Motors, now reported to
have strong sponsorship. and Chrys-
Ter were the leaders, the former
making a new high for the move-
ment at 52h, which was the clos
ing price. a gain of slightly more
than a point Chrysler reported 10
have earned about 80 cents a share
in April. also closed at the days
best, 81, a net advance OF a point.
Borg Warner, moved up Ia net
despite the dividend reduction,
Murray. electric auto-lite, Hudson.
Mack Trucks. ~Studebaker and Nash
were bid up from nearly a point to
more than 2 points, while Auburn
auto rallied go. Briggs ran up to a
new 1880 high on large buying.
Rails were relatively quiet. but
displayed considerable strength.
Utilities and industrials met selec-
tive buying.
In general. there was little dis
position to force the advance. The
market was stil in a comparatively
narrow rut and was satisfied with
slow progress on the reaction from
the downward curve Of prices
earlier in the week.
Foreign exchanged eased. both
Berlin and the French franc de-
clining 3-l6 Of a point.
n. Y. COTTON
NEW YORK, May 24-P-Cot-
ton was dominated by weather con-
ditions here today and, with the
May position closed, traders were
more disposed to turn to the new
crop positions. Prices we're lower
throughout the day largely in re-
Spouse to a favorable weather
forecast for over Sunday, which
brought about more aggressive SELL
ing or liquidation while, at the same
time, buyers were rather timid.
July contracts sold down to 1915.
clsoing at that figure, Or at Is
points net lower. while new Octo-
Der declined to 14.65 at the close.
a decline of 10 points. The gen.
eral market closed barely steady at
net declines OF 10 To 10 points.
1t was thought that a week or
ten days Of favorable weather
should give the crop a much i'm
proved appearance. A good deal OF
the selling during the day was
credited to New Orleans account.
probably reflecting a more favor
able feeling in the south on the
crop developments. while the local
selling included more or less July
liquidation. The new December
contracts sold down to 14.75 while
March declined to 1893.
Liverpool cabled that prices there
were influenced by liquidation on
the forecast Of clearing weather and
that Manchester was depressed.
Cotton on shipboard awaiting
clearance at the end Of the week
us~ estimated at $4,000 bales COM
pared with $4,000 last year.
~. o. COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. May 24-(P-
The cotton market was again do
minated by weather conditions and
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FARMERS and orchard owners:
Increase your yields through deep
tillage, subSoiling, chiseling, plow-
ing, etc. Let me break that hard
pan and preserve your moisture.
Box 172, Olrito, Texas. GAG
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SALESsiEN-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-To sell our
new line of MedalIions. $50 weekly
easily made. Write for catalog and
information. Chattanooga Medal
lion Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. C-lS2
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LOS EBANOS
APARTMENTS

FURNISHED Groom apartment In
duplex. All conveniences. Paved
street. garage. Very reasonable sum-
mer rate. 1888 w. Levee, phone
818-J. CLIO
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WANTED

MIDDLE AGED practical nurse,
hospital experience, wants employ
ment. Apply 1852 Garfield. Cl72
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Political
Announcement

Under this heading will be published
the names Of candidates for public
office The fees for announcement
will be as follows:
For district offices. $500
For county offices............$23.00
For justice Of the peace. .....$l3.O0
For Precinct offices...........Sl5-O0
Names OF the candidates Will be
carried In the announcement column
until the July primary.
The Brownsville Herald is authorized
10 make the following announcements
OF candidates subject to the Demo-
cratic primary in July:
CAMERON COUNTY
CLERK DISTRICT COURT;
B. r. Hardin.
HIDALGO COUNTY
FOR SHERIFF:
John r. Bales
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~. o. COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, May 24-(P-
The cotton market was again do
minated by weather conditions and
trading was fair for a short Satur-
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PERSONAL

WANTED am going to Mississip-
pi in Buick car. Will take expert
enced driver. lady or man. along TO
drive car. Must furnish reference.
Call at 642 North Reagan, San Be-
nito, Texas. CHS
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IA ACRES fine citrus land located
one and one-half miles northwest
of McAllen on hard surfaced road.
All In cultivation. Concrete irri-
cation canals. Well drained. Has
house. barns and other improve
ments. "A bargain for quick sale.
Good terms. Call w. NJ. Egan or
g. r. Hurst. phone 216 or 1203-W. or
address Rivrside = evelopment CO.,
Brownsville, Tex. CHS
FOR SALE OR TRADE-lO acres or
interested. q. r. Sibson. La Fersa.
Can make good terms on this piece Of
interested. II. r.. Sabson. Ia Feria.
BPS
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THE FARM e. Home Savings a.
Loan Assn. of Nevada. Mo-, is al
Ways in the market for good loans
on well located resident and bust
ness property in best towns of the
Valley. WE also make loans on
small improved acreage tracts adj
joining highways. All loans ap-
proved through Valley office. rooms
$685., Baxter building Harrington,
Texas. Phone Ala. A. NJ. McLel-
land, district agent. C-l37
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SALE OR TRADE-Eight acres.
modern home, $50 7-year old trees.
Guarantee Is per cent. Box 393. La
Feria. Texas. CLIO
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Man capable Of taking
care Of Ford parts stock In Ford
leadership. Address Gill, care
Herald. Gill
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

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3-ROOM SOUTHEAST apartment
private bath. Summer rate. Teler
phone ll63-R. C161
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
NORR EXPLAINS
SIGNATURE

Denial that he was ready to re-
turn verdict of not guilty before
the defense offered its testimony
In the trial Of Herbert M. Camp
bell was made today by ". M.
Norr, member Of the jury.
I He had been quoted yesterday
IS signifying in a signed statement
that is said to have been circu.
lated by Campbell that he and 10
other jurors were ready to return
& verdict acquitting the defendant
at the moment the Government
closed the prosecution testimony.
The Way Of II
Mr.. Norr said the statement
contained three paragraphs.
The first said that the signers
Of the document were ready to
return the acquittal verdict be
fore the defense testimony was in
troduced; the second that the bal
hstics testimony failed to con-
vince the jury, and the third
was in criticism of the testimony
Of certain of the Governments
witnesses.
Notation Made
He signed the statement and
made notation thereon that his
signature related to paragraph
of the document only, Mr.. Norr
said. He did not mean for his
signature to cover paragraphs l
and 3, he declared, and said he
does not accept them as his
statement.
The twelfth juror, Paul j.
Seltzer, said he was approached
with the statement, but that for
personal reasons he declined to
sign it.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
CHEMISTS TO ELECT

Officers will be elected at the
meeting of the Chemical Society
Of Washington tonight in Cor
coran Hall, George washington
University, Twenty-first and G
Sts. N. w. Following the election
Q number of divisional meetings
will be held.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
Never neglect
aCOLD!

At the first sign OF a cough OF
cold, don't waste an hour. Pre-
vent serious illness and shorten
the life of the cold by quick &C
ton. Give Father Johns Meol-
cine at once. It SootheS inflamed,
congested membranes, relieves the
congestion. This splendid food
medicine builds new tissue and
helps the system to throw OH
poisonous waste matter. Increases
resistance to disease. Contains
no drugs. no alcohol. A Long
Island mother writes: when my
little boy was so sick with a
heavy cold said I am going to
get Father Johns for you and
believe me in about two days all
the coughing stopped and 1t is
a medicine he loves to take"
Just ask your druggist.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
INDOOR PICNIC PLANNED

An indoor picnic will be held
by the Syracuse Women at the
home of Mrs. A. T. Davenport,
1859 stuyvesant Pl.. Chevy Chase,
at / p. m. today.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-18
+ TITLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mrs. Burns Brown is confined to
her bed this week, with intestinal
flu.
Ed Zwanzig attended the State
Fair in Yakima Friday and Satur-
day.
The Horticultural club will meet
with Mrs. G. w. Sherk Us Ave. A.
Monday.
Roosevelt Christensen left Sun
day for Pullman, where he will at
tend w. S. G.
Miss Beatrice Serier left Sunday
for Pullman, where she will at
tend the state college.
Mrs. H. H. Flesher and daugh-
ter katherine attended the State
Fair in Yakima Friday.
C. C. Day drove to Walla Walla
Sunday and visited his wife, who
is in the hospital there.
MIS-. 1NSllHa AulON VII PS.ai'1
the week end at Wishram visiting
her brother, Gerald Anon.
Miss Alice Mae Smith went to
Cheney Sunday, where she will at
tend normal school this year.
The Needle club will meet Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. W. S.
Walters in the Garden Tracts.
The Misses Bernice Van Dixie
and Pauline Moore were business
visitors in Walla Walla Tuesday.
The English Lutheran Ladies
Aid will hold a cooked food sale at
McDonald's Saturday OF this week.
Kenneth Serier, a senior at
Whitman, left Tuesday for Walla
Walla after spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
Serier.
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There will be a regular meet
ing of the library association on
Thursday at 7:30, followed by !
special meeting of the book COM
mittee, TO select new books for the
fall season.
Joe and Bob Siegfried drove 10
Pullman Sunday where Bob will
enter school, taking course il
Business Administration. Joe
stayed overnight as guest OF
Walter Knowles.
l. N. Mueller drove up to Cheney
Monday, taking his daughter, Miss
Ruth, and Miss Helen Richards,
who will enter normal, having
graduated from Kennewick high
school with the class of 80.
Joe Siegfried, Jr., will leave IN
Friday and will be joined at Port
land by classmate from Kent.
Together they will drive to Palo
Alto, where Joe will enter his
third year at Stanford University.
The Episcopal Guild held their
first meeting of the season Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. w. C.
Muldrow, sos Kennewick avenue.
The ladies worked on articles for
their bazaar and mission box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Ashton
and daughter, Anna Mae, of Ia
coma came in and surprised their
cousin, Rev. F. N. Morton Wednes-
day evening. They will spend the
weekend at the Morton and Vane
Wilder homes.
Mrs. w. S. Walters was hostess
TO the Arts and Crafts department
of the Woman's club Monday aft
ernoon. The house was beautifully
decorated in charming shades of
PINK and white asters, the same
colors being used for table decora-
tons, where tea was served. The
ladies spent delightful afternoon
doing hand work and visiting and
enjoying the flowers. The next
meeting viii be with Mrs. w. G..
Muldrow October 6.
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Little Harold Sickle of Yakima
stopped over the week end with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sickle and other relatives. He
was on his way to school in Van
couver.
Glenn Higley, IN employee of
the P. p. & L. company, returned
from Portland Sunday evening
much improved IN health, having
taken more treatment for his ear
trouble.
The Entire Nous club met with
Mrs. F. F. Beste Tuesday, with
honors to Mrs. C. p. Richard and
Mrs. c. S. Knowles. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. r. E. Reed
on October z.
I. N. Mueller and daughters,
Misses Verdella and Ruth, drove
to Salem Thursday, where Miss
Verdella will enter Willamette COL
lege. Mueller and Miss Ruth re-
turned Friday.
The Eastern Star entertained
their husbands Tuesday evening
at a social meeting, followed by
cards. Mrs. G. A CarIin won the
ladies prize and Frank Beste held
high score for the men.
C. S. Elliott, Forest Gillette and
Mark Mckenzie, manager and as
sistant managers of the j. C. PEN
ney store in Pasco attended bus
mess meeting at the Kennewick
Penney store Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland fash of
Twin Bridges, Montana were the
guests of Mr.. Tash's sister, Miss
Mildred fash Tuesday. They were
recently married and on their way
to their new home in Toledo, Ore.
Mrs. A. C. Anon was hostess at
a birthday dinner honoring her
daughter, Miss Thelma, Wednes-
day evening to eight guests, the
Misses Verdella and Ruth Mueller,
Isabel Williams, Thelma Anon,
Craig Human, Rudy Richter, and
Anon Mueller.