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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
COTTON QUIET

NEW YORK. June 23-P-Cot-
ton was quiet here today but show
ed a generally STEADY undertone on
weekend covering which seemed
20 be promoted bv prospects for
continued no. weather IN the south.
and STEADY Liverpool cables.
July sold UP % 1890 ard closed
az 1850. while the new October
Advanced 70 1906 and closed al
1902. with the General market
closing s.eadv az net advances Of
6 % 9 points.
The Opening was steady a. an
advance cf 6 points 70 e decline
Of 4 points. near months being
higher on the better cables while
there was some li-u.GatiCn tn the
later deliveries. Selling was limited.
After initial cfte-nrs were alb
scrbed on setbacks OF two or three
points. the market stead.ed. TIE
old October contract advanced .
1881 and the new December 10
1922. with the more active months
showing net advances q about 8
to Il points az tha best CLOSING
quotations were 2 few points off
under r--liziag on some mi lions.
Cotton on s-ipb0ard awaiting
clearance et the END ~ the week
was estimated AZ 81. 900 bales aga.ns.
go TAD last year.
A private crop reoc-t was issued
placing the decrease II ACREAGE NJ
SO per cent. the condition a. IL
per rent md the INDEBTED Weld
al ASSOC bales
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

clock. ! single bit axe. ? pictures. /
miscellaneous lot articles.
The above property belongs 10 ?.
4. Newman, whose last known ad-
dress was Brownsville. Texas, ard
same will be sold on the It'll day OF
July. 1880, al ter o'clock a. m. this
sale being made to satisfy Ware
hOuseman's lien account Of unpaid
warehousing charges. cost Of adver-
Using and all other lawful charges
accruing UP 70 date OF sale.
Fidelity Bonded Warehouse e. Stor-
age CO.
John A Roetzel, President.
e-22-29-2t-3777
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Train Sch
-rr.Wu. uarvvr nywa

FANirlD LINES
No l2-To Houston. San Antonio
10 a q
No l4-To Houston. 700 Q. "a.
No 1910 Houston San Antonio
100 2 n
No. i@From st. Louis. San Antonio
iouston. 730 q N
No l3-Fror Houston. 5.ic q "a.
No Il-From San Antonio and Hous
on. 9 SIS y
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3i9-Fron Houston san Anto-
ito 5:l5 q. m
No. SOTO Houston. san Antonio
is o N
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
(Matamoros Station
No 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City
sos a. m.
No. l3i-From Mexico city. Montsr.
ey. $50 o N
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
From Point Isabel o u
TO Point ISABEL go = m
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NEW ORLEANS. June Zs-F-
The Gotten market vas rather quiet
today even fer q short weekend
session and prize f~luctuaticns were
narrow. although the trend was
SLIGHTLY upward Owing 70 good
cables the opening showed gains Of
Z to 9 points. but as Kew York
opened rather easier and there were
no rains in the west as had been
expected. prices soon eased eff and
at the lowest bowed losses from the
early highs Ct II 70 II POINTS
Prices rallied in the late trading On
realizing. recovering 2 TO - points
The general market closed steady at
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SALESMEN'S OPPORTUNITY

Great development on Padre Island Our plans include caussvay
from Point Isabel to Padre Island A modern up-todate city on the
Island with paved streets. sidewalks. water. electric lights. etc.
Also hotels. apartments. homes. casino. bath houses. and other
amusements Selling campaign begins in few days Instructions
for statesmen begin Tuesday. July ], Il I. m in Reese
wn-Mond Hotel Room Number AL Make your appl-
cation now. For Brownsville and surrounding territory, see Mr.
Adams. Reese-wn-Mond Hoel, Harrington. For McAnen and sur
ror : ling territory. see Nj Murrele. Reess-wl-afond Hotei. Har-
nngsn. Fer Earlngen and surrounding territory, sss Ms Campbell.
Reess-Wn-Mond Hoel, Harrington
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NOTICE OF SALE


In accordance with the provisions
OF the revised Statutes Of the State
Of Texas, revision OF 1925, Article
number 1914. the undersigned a
Bonded Warehouse organized under
and existing by virtue Of the Laws
OF Texas. with It's domicile at
Brownsville, Texas. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
for Cash at its warehouse located
on the Southern Pacific Railway
tracks. Los Ebanos addition. Browns
vile, Texas. the following described
articles:
l dining room table. 4 dining room
chairs, 8 arm chairs, 3 straight chairs,
l iron bed. springs and mattress. l
metal folding bed. 2 square center
tables. ! cedar chest. Z drawing beard
ard stand. 3 wooden book cases. l
Intersection bookcase, ! roll top
desk. ! chiffonier, ! mirror, ! bundle
linoieum, 2 boxes books, I bundle
curtain rods, ! 5-gallon water bot
tie, 2 small stands, ] large wall
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TODAY'S MARKETS

net gains for the day Of 5 to z
points.
Liverpool came IN 4 TO 8 points
better than due and private cables
reported continent buying and 2
good end Of the month calling b.
the trade.
The close was steady, october
closing at 1902; December al 1918
and March at 1915, or ) to Z
points net higher for the day.
a private crop report made the
condition OF the crop II per cent
Of normal, the decrease in acreage
3 per cent and the probable yield
CT l4,435, 900 bales.
Port receipts 1927. for season.
8.594,825. las season 9.434, ASS. ex-
ports 1892. for season 6.425 OPT, lest
season 7~.7O4.f32. Port stock l.6S4.7l0
last year 1921. Combined ship
board stock al New Orleans Calves
ton and Houston 66,lll last year
55.l7I. Spot sales at southern mar
kets l,695, last year 23lS.
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II Canadian prairie provinces.

n Canadian prairie provinces.
Closing quotations on wheat were
heavy az the days bottom level,
7-8 TO ! 3-8- a bushel under yesteT-
days finish. Corn closed SIS 20 lie
off, oats IL TO 3-8c down. and
provision varying from &c decline
10 a rise % 47c.
Corn and oats sagged as a result
Of wheat weakness. December oats
reached the lowest prices Of the
season.
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Fl. WORTH LIVESTOCK


FORT WORTH. June 28.-Rl-
~. S. ID. Al Very few cattle or
calves were received for the Satur-
day trade IN livestock here and the
market remained nominal IN prac-
tically all Of its divisions.
Packers have been buying the
poorest grades OF cutlery grassers as
low as AGO. but paid up 70 $50
Monday FOR one load OF choice
1,532-pound fed steers. Occasional
sales Of good to fat yearlingS have
been reported form $50 10 1865.
small lots up TO 100. The market
for butcher cows has been very Il
even. dull. sharply lower and fire.
uuently on a Catch-bid basis. Most
of the butcher cows have been sell
ing under the 500 level.
Trade IN slaughter calves ruled
strong to higher Monday and Tues
day. but early advances have since
been lost and the market closed al
lower levels, with good TO choice
heavy fat calves listed around 500
to SIS.
Desirable stock steer yeariings
are now moving around $50 and one
load O. choice young dehorred stock
cows sold during the week at SIS.
Truck hogs sold at prices steady
to- 25c lower. with best ruck butch
ers moving az 875. Bulk OF the
light ana medium weight truck
hoes changed hands from $50 70
ais a few packing sows at 7.50 ap-
pe2red steady. The days short re-
CENTS were estimated a. 200 head
includ ng Isl hogs direct TO local
packers.
She-p and lambs Saturday and
TIE week closed with al slaughter
GRADES showed m advance Of about
SOC ever the close CT the previous
week. Feeder offerings made gains
. fabout CSC. Medium 70 good fat
lam6s have been selling around IT'S
% 900. fat warnings from 700 70
750. and feeder yearlings from 400
20 $50. The even money. $500. has
been a popular price for 2-year-old
fat wethers and aged fat wethers
have been moving mostly a. 400.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 2s-P-Quick
right about face Iction Of wheat
prices today gave an exhibition OF
what a weather market can do.
Starting with an advance in quo
tations. the marke* suddenly I'M
derwent a downward slide Of &c a
brshei from the top figures reach
ed. mainly because or rain relief
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OF SALE

IN accordance with the provisions
Of the revised Statutes OF the State
OF Texas, revision Of 1925. Article
number 5644, the undersigned a
Bonded Warehouse organized under
and existing by virtue OF the Laws
OF Texas. with It's domicile at
Brownsville, Texas. viii sell az pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
for Cash at its warehouse located
on the Southern Pacific Railway
tracks Los Ebanos addition. Browns
vile. Texas. the following described
artlcl
] bundle OF rugs. q cases Of fur
niture and merchandise. 3 bundles
Of table legs. l table pedestal.
The above property belongs 70 the
r. J. Allison Estate, whose last
known address was Casa Grande
Club, Herrera y Ga Matamoros. Mex
leo, and same will be sold on the
It'll day Of July. 1880. at II o'clock
a. m, this sale being made to salts
fy Warehouseman's lien account of
unpaid warehouslng charges, cost
OF advertising and all other lawful
charges acc-uing UP to date OF sale.
Fidelity Bonded Warehouse g. Stor-
age Co.
John A. Roetzel, President.
6-22-29-2r-3778
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G ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICF OF SALE

III Of SAIL
In accordance with the provisions
OF the revised Statutes Of the State
Of Texas, revision OF 1925. Article
number 5644, the undersigned a
Bonded Warehouse organized under
and existing by virtue OF the Laws
Of Texas. with its domicile az
Brownsville, Texas. will sell at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder
for Cash at its warehouse located
IN the Southern Pacific Railway
tracks. Los Ebanos addition, Browns
vile. Texcs, the following described
articles.
One trunk contents unknown.
The above property belongs to
Fred @. Scott, whose last known ad-
dress was Harrington, Texas, and
same will be sold on the It'll dav Of
July 1880, at ten-thirty o'clock a. m,
this sale being made TO satisfy
Warehouseman's lien account Of I'M
paid warehousing charges. cost Of
advertising, and all other lawful
charges accruing up 70 the date Of
sale.
Fidelity Bonded Warehouse & stor-
age. Co.
John A. Roetzel, President.
6-22-2o-2t-3776
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AUIOMOTIvE

WILL PAY CASH for good used
Buick. State lowest price and con-
dition. Address GOO. Goo
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RABBITS

WANTED-Healthy. fat young rab-
bits. broilers and fryers. Call week.
days, Harrington 6O09-F-6. Plant
Harrington. Combs highway. Rio
Grande Rabbit Farm. D-246
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LADIES. We pay $50 hundred en-
hroidering scaTfS. Pleasant work. Ex-
perIence unnecessary. No selling.
Addressed envelope brings parti-
culars. Marvel. IS Park Row, New
York. Dept. as Dill
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

TENANT WANTED-For the best
S00-acre well improved and irrigated
rich Valley farm in the famous
Lower Rio Grande CMagic) Valley
Of Texas, producing for early mar
kets an abundance Of vegetables.
cotton, corn, feed stuffs. etc, and
yielding two and even three crops
per annum. Private pumping plant,
shipping and packing sheds. scales.
office. railroad switch and telephone
on the premises. Only a good farm
r capable Of handling this propo-
sition and able to finance himself
need apply. and 70 such a party /
an willing TO lease the farm on
most reasonable terms. Prompt &C
ton necessary IS fall planting
should begin now. Harry Landa,
owner. Alamo National Building.
San Antonio, Texas. D-237
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HELP

HAVE PERMANENT position open
to responsible Spanish speaking par
ty. Good salary. Will b. necessary TO
put IN part time in Mexico. No sell
ing on commission. Interest I'm bush
ness. 81 1000 cash and some mechan-
ical knowledge required. Give infor-
nation and phone number. Box
D-248, Herald. D-248
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SALESAIEN-AGENTS

REPRESENT FACTORY-earn big
money-Nationally advertised auto
seat covers. Tremendous demand.
Lowest prices. Largest commissions
Complete outfit free. Supreme. 22Z9
Ogden Ave. Chicago. D209
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THINGS you don't want may C.
OF value 20 some one else. List
them IN these classified columns to-
day ana have the cash tomorrow.
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Chicago Suburban

OWNER MOVING to Valley will
accept Valley property IN exchange
for his S30.000.00 equity I'm Oak
Park, Illinois. business property, 5
miles west OF Chicago loop IN cen
ter Of suburban trading area OF $50
600 population. "A. r.. Thomas. li3 W.
Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park, I'LL
nois. DIST
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WANTED-DIsTRTBUToR

We have an opening for a distribu-
tor with headquarters IN Browns
vile. This connection should pro-
duce earnings from $1,000 % Sc. 600
"a year for q man who II capable
salesman and VINO l. able TO main
tain an office and employ. train
ana supervise statesmen. Large Ohio
manufacturer Of nationally adver-
tised products. Established Is
years Give full information about
yourself and business experience.
Address "A. G. Trautwein. Dist-ibut-
or-Manager. r.. O. BOX 933, DAYTON.
Ohio. D-25I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

PORTRAIT ACENTS-Artist can
handle one more high class produc-
ers work. Direct. -snry Dorm
bush. 1444 M Waller. Chicago.
D-25O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

WANTED-Nallev sales representa-
tive for corporation producing ma
tiClally known building material,
Must have car and be familiar with
building trade. Address Box D-243
Herald for particulars. DPS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

HAVE REAL business opportunity
for party who has some real cash.
"a permanent connection and large
cash daily returns assured. Rigid
investigation invited. Don't ans
wer If you haven't the money and
time TO investigate. No competition.
Government protected MONOPOLY.
Box D-245 Herald. D-24s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

WANTED-Immediatel 2 young
men who wish travelling experience.
Transportation furnished when nee
essary. about $500 weekly start:
advancement apply In person be-
TIVE en- { ! n. and u p. n. sun
day and Monday, 212 Wittenback
Bldg. Harrington. Texas D-222
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RABBITS

Specializing In pedigreed. registered.
and show breeding stock. AL kinds
OF rabbit supplies. Stud bucks FOR
service. Rio Grande Rabbit Farm.
Mrs. n. l.. Lyon. owner. Phone
Harlingen 600e-F-6. Located on the
H~arlingen-C Combs highway. Visitors
welcome D-246
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Political
Announcements

Political
Announcements
Under this heading viii be published
the names Of candidates for public
office The fees tor announcement
Will be as follows:
For district offices. $500
For county offices. $500
For justice Of the peace......sl5o0
ror Precinct otfices ........-sl3-Oo
Names OF b candidates will be
carried IN the announcement column
until the July primary.
The Brownsville Herald IS authorized
70 make the following announcements
Of candidates subject TO the Demo-
cratic primary In July;
STATE OFFICES
FOR SENATOR:
Archer Parr.
CAMERON COUNTY
CLERK DISTRICT COURT:
j. j. Bishop
James A. Browne
FOR SHERIFF:
w. Frank Brown.
G. A. Mammalian.
COMMISSIONER PRECINCT 4:
z. d. Box.
Harry NJ. Psttse
HIDALGO COUNTY
FOR SHERIFF:
John r. Bales
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

AIREDALE puppies for sale. In
cuire Delta Tourist Camp. D-l94
FOR SALE-l2 mich COWS. ! yearl-
lng, ] mich goat. Retail milk route
Val sell COWS separately. Leaving
valley Elmer S~purgeon, Alton
Place, IL mile south OF Mercedes.
DIPS
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HELP WANTED

ADDRESSING Envelopes-Work at
home during spare time. Substan-
tial weekly pay: experience un-
necessary. Dignified employment
for honest, sincere. ambitious per-
sons. Advancement League, Naper-
vile, III. DIS
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LOST \ FOUND
NOTICE

LOST-Saturday morning. June n,
in the Sacred Heart church, one
large Ostrich leather ladies hand
bag. Return TO Brownsville Herald
and receive reward. D-203
LOST-One little black pup about
6 weeks old. Bobbed tail; left front
foot white: brown spots Owe eyes.
Finder please phone Z. W. McCol-
lum 143 Reward D-22l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOY for car sa-vice-Barbecue
stand, Elizabeth ard highway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03
BLISS GRADUATES
1880 CLASS OF 1876
Electrical School Commencement
Scheduled for Tomorrow Night in
Memorial Continental Hall.

The Bliss Electrical School will grad
uate 335 students in It's thirty seventh
annual commencement at 8 o'clock to-
morrow night in Memorial Continental
Hall.
Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, pastor Of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the address to the
graduates. The graduates hail from
virtually every section of the United
States and include students from several
neighboring countries. The officers of
the class of 1880 are, for the first
semester, Clyde A. Horner, Johnstown,
Pa, president; Henry M. Temple, Wash
ington, Pa, vice president; c. E. Wild
asin, jr., Glade Spring, Va, secretary,
and John w. Stokes, Waterbury, Conn,
treasurer; second semester, Henry NJ.
Temple, Washington, Pa, president;
Sidney D. Moore, Liberty, N. Y, vice
president; Ward Reimold, New Castle,
Pa, secretary, and Paul McHenry, East
Liverpool, Ohio, treasurer.
The IL Washington members of the
class are Jacob Cohen, Clarence o.
Cornelius, H. A. Dobson, 3r; Nicholas
c. Galotta, John w. Mockabee, Edgar
G.. Quackenbush, Rodolfo Sandoval, jr.;
Rudolph Siegrist, Willard F.. Sylvia,
Thomas M. Walker and Eugene Zuck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

The Civil Service Commission an
nounces the following open competitive
examinations:
Treasury representative (customs for
eign service, $4,000 q year, Foreign
Service of the Bureau of Customs,
Treasury Department.
Associate attorney, $4,000 year; as
siStant attorney, $4,000 a year, Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Chief engineering craftsman (aero-
nautics, Navy Department.
Park naturalistS of various grades
$4,000 to $4,000. year, National Park
Service of the Interior Department, for
duty in the field.
Instrument maker, $500 a year.
Bureau Of Standards and Geological
Survey.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the Civil
Service Commission, 1924 r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03

greatly needed opportunity to call the
attention of the present generation of
Americans to the historic background
of America and the basic principals
and ideals held by George Washington
and his compatriotS, upon which the
Nation is founded.
Attention Been In West.
"For years the attention of the Ma
ton has been called to the West. The
Sesquicentennial at Philadelphia did
not really call the peoples attention to
the East. If this George Washington
bi-centennial celebration-or the main
part of it here in Washington-fails in
this respect, there will be no other such
opportunity in our day to summon
America back to the definite things that
make the Nation.
THE city of Washington is more
than the Capital of this Nation. 1t is
the incarnation of all the greatness
and glory of America. Every American
has two cities-his own home town and
the city of Washing on.
Every American In 1882, If at all
possible, ought to make a pilgrimage
to the historic scenes about this city.
Washington ought to be prepared in
that year, by great spectacles, marvel
Gus events. great scenes-like inaugural
day repeated again and again through
the year-to impress the thousands
upon thousands of visitors, who will
come here, with the consciousness of
the glory and Importance and the re-
sponsibility of America.
81 take 1t that whatever can con-
tribute to this task is our work, which
we face I'm the nearly two years ahead"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03

Mrs. Carrie Hubbard, Ala Sixth street,
who was shot by her husband, Oscar D.
Hubbard, on the night of May IL, today
refused to press police charges of as
sault with deadly weapon against him.
The pair left Police Court arm in arm,
telling neighbors they were happy once
more.
Police declare Hubbard shot his wife
through the head and then turned the
revolver upon himself. She was taken
to Casualty Hospital in q critical con-
dition. Doctors discovered that the
bullet had entered between the neck
and ear and lodged in the jaw. Hib-
bard, who was also admitted to the
hospital, was soon released. He was
subsequently arrested by police and held
under $1,000 bond.
While some court authorities were
today, 1t had been reported about the
building that she would not prosecute
her husband.
Mrs. Hubbard was released from the
hospital this morning and with the
bullet from her husbands revolver still
in her jaw Journeyed to Police Court
to have the charges quashed.
Assistant District Attorney Charles
B. Murray declared that when he
started to examine Mrs. Hubbard prep
aratory to taking the case into court
she said:
81 don't want to prosecute him"
But you can't do that" said Murray.
ALI right, If you carry the case into
court will refuse to testify"
Murray said when he found the Hib-
bard family was reconciled he had no
desire TO break up the reunion.