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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17

Der Co.: 6 10 acres Share 70 block
155. El Jardin Sub. $40.
N. II. and Lizzie Lilies Wlndsro:
to F. <. Hitchcock: lot q block 5.
Windsor Place Addn. Harrington
100000.
John 3. Hayes to Alice p. Goch-
naur: Frac. Blk. Isl San Benito
Land 6 Water Co. $40.
MORE.
Thecdosa Alvarado ct Tx. TO Ra-
mon Cavazos; lot ) block 5, Los In
dos: $40.
c. T. Fort ct Tx to @. II. Lingle;
Let IA blk. II, La Feria S770.
The AL Parker Sec. Co. TO Mrs.
Emma Leonard; lots 4. 5. s, block
so. Olmito $3.50.
The Al Parker Sec. Co. to George
Leonard; lot 10 Blk. /. Olmito 5000.
j. j. McConald TO K. j. Roberts:
N 1912 &C. Of s. 43.42 blk. 5 Cam.
Co. De-. co. Sub. $40.
z. ID. Tomlinson ct ux. to T.. III.
Crews: z. 20 &C, Blk. los. Survey
rs. Wilson Place $40 and 2 no. ca
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io9.4O and 3 no. ca. 1877 and 575.73
and 1884.
The AL Parker Sec. Co. to City
Of La Feria: s. IL lot IL block e"
Potter & Watson Addn. $40.
ID. B. Oliver to Robert r. Pollom:
S. 5 &C. of w. 9.92 &C. Of N. 1912
&C. blk. "a, Collins Sub. SO.
J. 5. and Grace Brown duncan
to Geo. E. Leonard; lots n ReSaca
Terrace Sub. SO.
George K. Leonard to Mrs. Mae
Matlock: lot n, ReSaca Terrace
Sub. $40.
George Leonard to A. L. Ballard;
lot 10 block I, Olmito $40.
Mrs. Emma Leonard to A. T..
Balla.d: lots 4. 5, s, block so. Oh
mito $40.
First National Bank Mercedes -
A L. Robinson N. 1894 &C. lot 7
block Al Capisallo District $4,000.
VIM. NJ. Lowe. ct Tx to Duncan
p. Lowe w 1-2 lot 8. blk. As. Alamo
Tract 5000
Lakeland Adkins Inc. to G. ".
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These Want AID Columns Are Bargain Counters for Valley Peopl

vandervort. lot 6 blk. 81. Edcouch
$1,000.
G. r. Borah to "A. j. Tomlinson
w. 2.192 &C. OF w. 10 &C. Of s. 20
&C. Block 4 Valley View Plantation
co. Subd. s650O.O0.
Eunice Lee Taylor to First Ma
tional Bank McAllen N. 20 &C.
lot 1l6 Holt Tract Subd. $1,000.
Geo. G. Breeding. Subd. Trustee
to First National Bank. Mercedes,
N. 20 &C. Farm Tract ll3 West
Tract Subd. 100000.
Lakeland Adkins Inc. 70 Juan
Sierra. Lot 20 Blk. 2. Colonia Jua-
rez Addn. to Edcouch, $1,000.
James r. Smith et ux TO Aaron
Schultz, w. 80 &C. Farm Tract rs
and all Farm Tract % except 500
&C. Railroad r. West Tract Subd.
81 90.
II. L. Scott to Gladys L. Scott.
lot IS East Liberty Drive Queen
City Annex to Mercedes. $1,000.
j. w. Bush to Lawrence L. Til
Ter. lot 9 and w IL 'ot 8 block 146
Edinburg $1,000.
HIDALGo COUNTY
Gulf Coast Orchards Co. to j. A.
Hefner. w. 10 &C. lot IL Sec. 256,
Tex. Mex. S12500 90.
Delfino Rodriguez. ct al to Fill
berto Cavazos. Lot IS blk. 9. Wes-
laco $1,000.
Delta Orchards Co. to Neal Mat
lock. 8. ii &C. OF ". 22.3l &C. lot l
blk. 81 Mo. Tex. Subd. s6765.00.
r. l.. Nixon ct ux 70 w. o.
Sanders. s. 84i nc. OF K. 12.4f &C.
Farm Tract 762 West Tract Subd.
$4,000.
Gid Newman ct ux to j. r. Ew-
ers. Trustee. lots 5, 6 and 7 New
man Subd. $1,000
Z. x. Potts to Mrs. j. j. Billing
sley. Lot ! ELK. 81 w. Of w. Line
Brown Tract. cont. 28.44 acres. La
Donna si.00.
& NJ. r.. r. co. 100 strip over N.
10 &C. Farm Tract 49l West Tract
Subd. S750.O0.
Robert r.. Tanner TO Grey Tan
ner lots 4 and 5 block 50 Melado
Tract e. Lot 4 block IS Monte
Christie $4,000.
Richard j. Tanner 70 Robert M.
Tanner lots 4 e. 5 block 50 Melado
Tract and lot 4 block IS Monte
Christie $4,000.
Beatty Folsom Company to p. C..
Escobar lots 8 & 9 blk. 10 Middle
Donna. $4,000.
]. N. Calvert ct ais to william
G-ennenwein. n 1-2 lot 22-12 West
Addn. to Sharyland $1,000.
John II. Sharv to UPTON G. UNI
Dhenour. w. 1906 &C. OF N. 2O.63 &C.
lot 54-4 West Addn. to S~haryland
S4264 90.
John II. shary 70 Forest 7. I'M
Dhenour. 5.l3 nc. lot SAB West
Addn. to Sharyland s20620 90.
John II. Shary To r. r. DodSon
+. s97 &C. Of N. 2063 &C. 54-4 West
Addn. TO Sharyland.
Foster Gillesnie. ct NIX. to w. A
GILLESPIE. w. 10 ac. lot 5, Section
256. Tex. Mex. $1,000.
Willard Gillespie. ct ais. to Henry
s. Ioram e. ux. r. 5 &C. OF w. II
&C. Lot is Curry No. a. si125.n0.
William A. GILLESPIE. ct al TO l.
ID. McGrecor. et Tx. ". 5 &C. lot
10 Curry No 4 S112500.
F. T. Earnest ct Tx 70 A. Nix.
Lot ? block 2 Garden villas Adm.
TO McAl1en $1,000
Lucv @. SPENCER e. Fl. z. Spencer
to Eleonor Moore Chairman. ". IN
&C. Of s. 2n.07 &C. lot 35i John Fl.
Shary Subd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17
SALESMEN-AGENTS
AN ESTABLISHED manufacturtl


company has ordinary
proposition fer experienced special
ty statesmen Letween IS and As
years OF age. This correction will
mean from $1,000 to $4,000 an
nually selling all electric popcorn
machines and peanut roasters In
eleven models. Complete popcorn
candy store installation, street cor
ner ~canteens. machines for picture
shows, druggists, confectioners, etc.
Price range from $225 to $1,000 on
ordinary equipment up to $1,000
candy store. Noncompetitive,
straight commission with no charge
backs. In answering give your
cobpletc experience. The sales
man we decide upon as having the
necessary background Of experience
and ability will be given territory
equivalent TO one state on an ex-
elusive basis with trip to factory
at our expense. Burch Manufac-
turing Co, 1906 Wyandotte. Kansas
City, Mo. Gt37
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
REAL ESTATE

"A REAL INVESTMENT OPPOR-
TUNITY-Beautiful i0-acre s and
6-year old commercially bearing
citrus fruit orchard within 2 miles
of city limits OF La Feria. in well
developed community. on good
road. and near electric light line.
1880 fruit crop goes with sale Of
orchard. IL purchased before Octob-
er 1st. See us at once for price and
terms II you want n or the VAL
ley's outstanding buys in a devel-
oped orchard. S. C.. Graham &
Company, phone ITO. Brownsville.
Texas. G-34
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REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL-On paved road. three
miles Brownsville. 5 or 10 acres
choice land. Small payment Town.
balance terms 5 TO 10 years. Some
choice lotr paved street. Terms
Beautiful 6-room cottage. pretty
yard; new. Terms. Phone l78.
GIL
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FOR SALES acres, $50 seven-year
old trees. modern house. Will pay
Is per cent in 90 days. Box 1913, La
7 'eria, Texas. Gl22
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17

FOR SALE Ly owner 125 acres good
citrus land. Ell Jardin. well located.
will subdivide. Terms. Box G67
Herald. G67
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For Subdivision
$50 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer TO Browns
vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision. Winding
resaca running through prop
erty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision. This prop
erty is for sale by owners and
can be bought at a very at
tractive price. Also tract OF 300
acres within city limits, adjacent
10 Missouri Pacific Lines on
the south. Henson-Lomax a.
Houston and Brownsville De-
velopment Co. Geo
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TOday'S Radio Features

KWWG PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY EVENING
7:o0-7:05-Compete baseball returns.
7:05-7:10-Pohce reports.
710-7:30-Ghmpses of the worlds greatest recording artists.
730-7:45-Novety selections.
745-8.00-Ramon Martinez. tenor.
800-8:l0-Popular program.
8:l0-8:25-American Legion Contest-"Wn An Anplane"
6:28-8:30-Plymouth Motor Car contest.
0:30-9:30-Release the air to KRGV for Harrington Municipal Band.
93O-l0:OO-George Boone and his old time music makers.
9:00-9:l5-The days program; announcements.
9:15-l0:00-Organ recital from the Capitol: Paul Kennard. organist.
1O:00-i0:30-Popular program.
II BOIL: 35-Announcements.
1l:35-l1:50-For the Housewife"
II: 50-12:O0-Semi-clasSca program.
12:00-Time signals: courtesy Star Pharmacy of McAIen-
Notwithstanding and river forecasts.
l2:03-l2:l5-Request program.
l2l5-Time signals: courtesy Aldrldge-Kimmel CO.
12.l6-12:30-Request program.
230-2:40-Program of the Union Mutual life Insurance co.
.40-3O0-"Old-T Timers Club"
3:~00-3:O2-Weather and river forecasts.
3:15-3-20-News from the Publx Theatres.
3.2O-3.30-Theme songs. continued.
3:33-4:00-Popuar request program.
4:O0-4:15-News flashes from The Brownsville Herald.
4:l5-4:30-Wth Ted Lewis and His Band.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Fixtures and equip
ment Of one Of the best orange
drink stands in Houston. Lease ex-
pires in a few weeks. must vacate.
Valley fruit viii be just coming in
"A good time to start up. Will
teach you no to make orange
juice. orange julian. pineapple, and
grapefruit, and teach you the right
way. Can put it in a truck and
haul it down there. Six years in
business in San Antonio. Bargain
to someone. Address w. G. Beener.
III Main St. Houston, Texas. GA
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TREES. PLANTS AND SEED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17

A HOME OF YOUR OWN can be
10 for a small down payment and
balance like rent. Read the real
estats ads before you lay this pa
pr aside.
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APARTMENTS

NEBRASKA apartments, furnished.
Frigidaire. Furnished and unfur-
nished cottages. Phone 1894. C13
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
LOS AFRIDI EN- RETIRADA

Peshawar, India, Agosto 18
La situaci6n ha perdido gra-
vedad en- la frontera noroeste
por haberse retirado los Afri-
di bajo ell bombardeo de los a.
viadores britanicos, que han
lanzados sobre ellos un n1mero
considerable de bombas.
Sigue en- vigor la ley marcial
Y nuevas reglas de conducta
para los ciudadanos Sc han pu-
blicado. Aseg1rase que ell Ha-
il de Turangzai, un poderoso
enemigo de Inglaterra, esta
procurando convencer a los ma
hometanos para que sc unan
a la lucha en- contra de los in
gleses.
Los invasores Afridi han
desaparecido del vale de Ba-
ra Y de la llanura de Khajuri.
Otros districts tambien pare
cen libres de la presencia de
tribenos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
QUE FL COMPLOT PA
RA ASESINAR AL GOBER-
NADOR Els PURA FILA

Jacksonville, AgoSto 49,
Fred c. Eberhardt, editor dc
un peri6dico de Tallahassee que
fue detenido en- compania de
Frank Rails Y Henry Halsema,
acusados de contradiction para
aseSinar al Gobernador Carlton
declare hoy que ell complot que
Sc les atribuia era completamen
te false Y deriVado de ruines
venganzas p~oliticas.
Anadio Mr.. Eberhardt que 10
que Sc busca con este supuesto
aseSinato del Gobernador no es
mas que publicidad.
Las acuSasiones que me ha-
cen no me quita mel sueno en- 10
mas minimo'-dijo ell editor.
"Naturalmente no me agrada
tener que vivir en- la carcel y
mas ,cuando eS la primera veZ
que visito un pe%nitencial. Pero
en- el fondo de esta acusaci6n
que Sc me hace ahora no veo
mas que una iRtriga politica
por la campana periodistica
que he venido hacienda contra
ell Gobernador desde que ocup6
ell cargo. AL fracasar los pleitos
civiles que me entablaron, aho-
IA Sc REQUIRE al complot de ase-
sinato de nuestra p rimera auto
ridad del estado, para asustar-
nos. En- una palabra, ell prop6-
sito de asesinato de Mr.. Carlton
me parece absurdo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
CINCO MURIERON A eau
SA DE UNA EXPLOSION

Jacksonville, Agosto IL
Una explosion ocurri6 ell saba
do por la noche ab0rdo del va
por tanque Brillante, de la At
lantic Refining Co., perdiendo
la vida cinco personals, Abner
d. Haltiwanger, Hope G. Jen-
kins, c. P. Morgan, Robert Win
brow y Joe B. w. Jeffords.
Sufrieron q%uemaduras de gra-
vedad G. M. Spivey, miembro
de la tripulaci6n del Brillante,
y ell photo J. B.. Elliot.
Cuatro de las victimas esta-
ban de vista en- ell buque, que
fue destruido por las llamas.
Algunos de los hombres car
bonizados murieron despues de
haber ingresado en- ell hospital
st. Lucas. Uno de ellos, con ell
cuerpo achicharrado, conserve
ell conocimiento hasta ell 1ltimo
instante.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
TEATRO CASINO

"The Big Pond, una gracio-
sa pelicula, con Mauricio Che
Waller de protagonista, Sc repe-
tira hoy en- este teatro.
Sali6 aver encantado ell pG-
blico de la personalidad de este
actor frances que al presente
es un "astro" de la cinemato-
grafia.
Claudette Colbert, la actriz
que lie secunda en- esta cinta,
tambien nacio en- Francia aun-
que desde su mas tierna edad
viene brillando en- Broadway.
Tn idilio que cast fascina al
spectator, con escenas de in
negable interes c6mico, es ''The
Big Pond.
Para mahana Sc anuncia el
estreno de "El Conocfa a las
Mujeres', con Lowell Sherman
y Alice Joyce en- los PARTICIPATES
papeles.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

va Sc ha buscado la excusa
del crimen: Pacheco pedia en-
su p~eri6dico que Ell gobierno de
Estados Unidos interviniera en-
Cuba para restablecer la IL
bertad de palabra Y de prensa.
Cuando Sc asesin6 a Julio
Sc lie hizo aparecer como que
habia pisoteado la bandera Gu
bana.
A los enemigos politicos que
ell general" considera peligro-
sos, Sc les calumnia y Sc les
mata, como en- ell caso de Me-
LA, o Sc les mata Y Sc les ca
lumnia, como en- ell case de Pa
checo.
FL pueblo cubano, horroriza
do, tiembla de indignation y
Gala.
Para nosotros su silencio es
muy significativo.
Cuando ell manso recupere
toda SUI virilidad, los que dc
Ell Sc han burlado expiaran sus
delitos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

ga que haya solicitado la inter
vencion americana en- los asun-
tos de Cuba, como medic de
arregIar las dificultades aqui
eXiStentes.
En- una entrevista concedida
a la Prensa Asociada ell presi-
dente do a entender que los
nacionalistas estan procurando
la intervention.
Hizo las declaraciones a
nombre de la Union ell DR.. Cos
me de la Torriente, embaja
dor que fuera de Cuba ante ell
gobierno de Washington y ex-
p~residente de la Asamblea de
la Liga de Naciones, lider de
los nacionalistas y consejero
del coronel Carlos Mendieta.
FL DR.. Ramon Zaydin, uno
de los directories del diario Gel
Pals Y representante a la ca
mara, recogi6 las declaracio
mes.
Los nacionalistas, sostiene
ell DR.. Torriente, piden la Ii
bertad de palabra y de reunion
como garantia de los derechos
de un ciudadano de la republi-
ca; pero no han pedido la in
tervenci6n bajo los terminus
de la enmienda Plat.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

do los jornales de los obreros
prosperara su fabrica. Vive 81
en- un pals civilizado y tiene de-
recho a exponer libremente sus
ideas.
Ell pequeno fabricante esta
en- la casa que ocupara FL Mo-
rito Y Sc ha "contagiado''.
Parece que ell "microbio de
la rebaja" flota en- el interior
de csc edificio de la Gale 81.
Los que ALI Sc establecen adj
quieren la "enfermedad" y
pronto Sc les oye decir: Quiero
pagan a los precios que me con-
venga pagan.
Ell mejor tratamiento para
combatir la dolencia no es insul
tar al "enfermo" sino vigorizar
la Nivelacion de modo que pue-
da rechazar ell "salto" de los mi
crobioS'.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

Hasta aver solo Sc habian
inscripto seis aparatos; pero
ellos representa- a los mas We
loces del pals.
Aqui sera ell referee Houston
Wall y daran la partida ell CAPT
tan Nc Mullen y G. T. Bergen.
Sup6nese que la llegada a
sera a la lis y la par
tida para Jacksonville a las 3.
Una chaqueta de photo Sc
dara al aviador que finalice en-
ell primer puesto entire Miami
y Tampa.
A los aparatos Sc dara gaso-
lima y aceite de gratis.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

Por medic de unos 'espejue-
los vendidos por ell 6ptico lie
Grande Haskin, de st. Peters
burg, Sc pudo identificar aver
a la mujer que ell sabado fue-
ra encontrada en- Wildwood
moribunda, con las ropas in
cendiadas.
La mujer fu6 en- un omnibus
a Wildwood, desde Tampa, y
dos horas despu6s Sc encontr6
su cuerpo envuelto en- llamas.
Sc llamaba Clara Faller, de
st. Petersburg, y estaba en-
pleada en- I'm establecimiento
de ALI.
Mientras Sc investiga ell ca
so ell cadaver Sc halla deposi-
tado en- la funeraria de Har-
ris, en- ell pueblo de Leesburg.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
A~SESINARON A DOS HON.
BRES EN- NEW YORK
A. de la Pena.

New York, Agosto 18.-Ba-
las de asesinos arrebataron a.
yer dos vidas en- New York. La
policia ha salido a la GAIA de los
criminales, aunque de los alta
cados no ha podido conseguir
NADIA que pueda conducir al es-
clarecimiento de la verdad.
Estando de pie en- una es-
Quina de Manhattan, liando I'm
cigarrillo, Patrick Goroz, de
80 amos, fu6 derribado a tiros
por dos hombres que saltaron
de I'M autom6vil, huyendo des-
pu6s. La policia lie interrog6
antes de MORN; pero no pudo
obtener informes de valor para
actuar en- ell case.
Luciano Gervasio, de AZ amos,
un trabajador de los muelles,
estaba comiendo en- SUI domici
Ito de Brooklyn cuando 10 mata-
ron.
Tn hombre extrano, bien YES
lido, que fue visto cuando CO.
rrfa desde la casa, no pudo ser
arrestado. Gervasio declare que
6l no tenia enemigos. La policia
no pudo relacionarlo con activi-
dades de la genie del hampa.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
PIDE QUE SEA RECONOCI-
DO Ell GOBIERNO SOVIET

Albany, N. Y, Agosto 49,
En- una carta al gobernador
Roosevelt, ell senador Benja-
min Antin, del estado, pide Que
la plataforma democratica en-
ell otono contenga la promesa
de reconocer ell gobierno SO
Wet. Asegura ell senador que
es impossible seguir ignorando
un gobierno que ha venido sos
teniendo su poder, durante
mas de diez amos, sobre un
territorio tres veces mayor que
ell de los Estados Unidos y con
mayor poblaci6n.