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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
LIGHT TESTING
IS NECESSARY

In order to secure the new auto
mobile license plates now being dis
tributed By the Cameron county ta.s
collector. Il is necessary that mo-
florists have r certificate SHOWING
that their lights have been tested
bv a certified station not more than
30 days previous.
Tax Collector j. J. f.. strong-v
urges that motorists have til ,ir
lights tested in the immediate tu-
lrre in order 10 avoid q last minute
rush.
Beginning Jan. ! r. will establish
Eub-nffices in San Benito and Har-
lirgen for the issuance Of number
plates end poll taxes. he has an
nnunced.
Following are the light test sta
tons in the county:
Brownsville 80 Courthouse garars.
Fi-estone Service store. Inc. Cisner-
os garage. T. c. Cuellar Service sta
iion. Texas Service station, FL jar
din garage.
San Benito-Coo. Service station.
Porderland garage. Acme Service
station.
Harlingen-Maltby garage. Hall
Baker Battery and Electric station.
Kncupper garage and auto body
works. Valley Spring Bumper works.
La Feria-Dalton Battery shop.
Los Fresnos-Bingley Chevrolet
company.
/ MISUNDERSTANDING Service station.
Rio Hondc-Citv garage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. garage.
Santa Rosa-Santa Rosa garage.
Port Isabel-E.een Storage garags
Combes-Vallev garage.
a circular letter from the state
highway department regarding
plans ard specifications for lirht
testing Il available to interested
parties at the office Of the county
clerk. it has been announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
SECRET LIVING CELL BROKEN
UP: CAUSED TO MEND ITSELF

had a nucleus. one OF the charac-
terisIlc5 Of living cells. These nuclei
showed 9 toughness peculiar to the
real thing.
The synthetic cells developed
fine. hair-like extensions. also
characteristic Of life
Proteins Necessary
They seemed to demand food,
p~roteIns suitable for cell food had
TO be fed into the ether to keep up
he evidences Of life.
They also showed "irritability,"
which is the scientific word for one
OF the outstanding characteristics
of living things. This irritability was
manifest by the fact that poisons
placed In the ether killed the life
like activities. Just as 1t would
cause death of live cells.
This autosynthetic cell. as DR.
Grille named it. Is another step in
many years exploration in his la
bcsetory for the beginnings OF life
and the causes Of death. 1t Is not
DR.. CRIES first cell with limited
life-like characteristics.
Two years ago he reported that a
combination of apple juice separat-
ed from pure distilled water by a
celluloid film made use OF oxygen
like a living apple. That is. the
laboratory cell "breathed" after the
fashion OF al apple. He suggested
that the concentration OF the juice
in the right manner might explain
the life-like phenomenon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
WAR MADE ON
GAMING Ships
Raids Directed AT Vessels
Anchored Outside
Smile Limit

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29-sF-
Spectacular raids on two gambling
ships anchored off Southern Cali
fornIa are said BY District Attorney
Buron Fits TO constitute a decla-
ration Of war on gaming outside
the three-mile limit.
AS a result or raids Friday and
Saturday nights more than a score
or men accused or gambling or
conspiracy to recruit patrons for
gambling establishments were in
jail.
The Johanna Smith and the Rose
Isle, both of which once Piled the
seven seas, are the objects OF Fits
campaign. They have been operat-
Ing more than two years and stav-
ing off official attention.
The question OF jurisdiction
Fits said, would be left to the
courts. He will continue to har-
rass the operators until they move
away or give up."
viii Fight Charges
Determination to fight the gam
bling barges was announced after
investigators revealed the Johanna
Smiths decks were protected by
machine guns mounted in iron
cages.
"They are a rendezvous OF thues
and hoodlums." Fits charged. He
said the kidnapping OF <. L. "Zeke'
Caress. Los Angeles gambler. was
connected with an attempt or
gangsterS to muscle IN on the gam
bling ship racket
The operators OF the Johanna
Smith told the deputies who board
ed her Friday night they worii re-
sis5 efforts to interfere. Seven men
were taken off the Rose Isle, how
ever.
Saturd- Y night s. officers re-
turned To the Johanna Smith. took
temrc-ary charge and sent ashore
several hundred fashionably dress
"a men and women vho were
found crowded about gaming tables.
None Of the patrons was arrested.
brit musicians and dealers employ
cd on the vessel were held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-RD- The
stock market recovered today from
the sinking spell Of late last week,
and worked moderately higher.
With tax selling apparently abou.
completed, shorts hurried to cover.
and advances OF a point or two
we're numerous BY midday. Auburn
shot up ) points and tcbaccos and
utilities were conspicuously strong.
Trading was moderately active.
Shares gaining about 2 points in
Guided American Can, Allied Chem
icals, Union Carbide, Loews, Amer
lean Water Works, North Ameri-
can. American Tobacco B. Reynolds
Tobacco e. Atchison ard Baltimore
g. Ohio advanced a point Or more.
Call money renewed at 2 IL per
cent, to which level II had been
advanced late last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. 29-P-Oving
largely to Argentine and Australian
reports Of unfavorable harvest wea-
Their for wheat. grain prices here
averaged higher IN early dealings
today.
Opening at &c decline 10 an equal
advance. Chicago wheat futures
scored a subsequent rise All around.
Corn started az 3-6c setback 10 lc
gain and later showed a general up
turn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
X. q. LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 29.-lPl-
~. 5. ID. A.)-dogs. 1000; steady
to 10 lower: top. 800: packing
sows, 6.l5-TOO: stock pigs. 7.25-S.O0.
Cattle, 10000; calves. 1900: kill
ing classes steady to 25 lower: de-
cline On short fed steers and
heifers: stocsers and feeders steady
TO strong: steers. good and choice
600-g0O lbs. 9~.50-l3.75: 90O-l100 lbs.
g~.50-l3.75: llOO-l300 lbs. 9.50-l3.25;
l300-1500 lbs. 9~.50-l2.75; heifers.
good and choice 550-S50 lbs. 7.25-
1l.50; COWS. good and choice $50
$50: vealers tmilk-Ied) medium to
choice G.O0-l000; stockcr and feed
er steers. good and choice TALL
weiahts) 6.75-e.25: m and
medium Call-weights) 4.25-6.75.
Sheep. 1000; lambs around Is
lower: lambs. good and choice 50
lbs. down 1~25-7.S5: medium 90 lbs.
down 6.25-T.25; common all weights
SCOOPS; ewes medium 10 choice
$50 lbs. dowr 250-365: feeder
lambs coed ard choice 50-75 lbs
6.Oo-6.75.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
WE NEED THIS

LONDON. Dec eff Tan're a
habitual res Eurant feeder. and
have crunrhed 0n touch Etrat hun
drcds Of times. carry around one
RI the handy machines fiFt tn
vented sn ENGLAND Tor testing the
loneliness GO steak. a dlal attached
10 the blade IN tho instrument rr-
cords the decree cs difficulty the
blade encoun' ers II cu',lng 'hroarh
the meat. Wi the machine vnu
can test the steak. anh if found
wanting u can &c refused.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
By HOWARD W. BAKESLEE

ASSOCIATED Press Science Editor
CLEVELAND, Dec. 29.-IP=The
famous secret cell Of Or. George w.
Criie. recently rumorec as creation
OF life synthetically. was exhibited
to visiting scientists at the opening
session OF the American Association
for the advancement Of science to-
day.
IT showed. III effect. that "Humpty
Dumpty-contra-y to the nursery
rhyEle-can be put together
again.
This Humpty Dumpty Is the
smallest kind Of egg. DIG Of the
single cells Of which all living
things are made.
Dr.. CRIES exhibit showed the
cell broken and its pieces scattered
IN a way that alike presumably
would kill any cells and irretriev-
ably destroy a larger collection o.
cells such as an egg.
Cell Mends Itself
nc caused this cell to mend itself
ard reassume some Of the activities
CT q living thing.
At first examination some visit
ing scientists said il was an inter
es:ins example and perhaps near
or approach to some Of the mechan-
ism Of living things. They did no.
say Il was creation of life. DR.
Grille has refused to comment.
Dr.. CRIES assistants OF the
Cleveland clinic exhibited the dis
covery. It showed calves brains
dried and separated chemically. so
that the cells were broken into their
fats. proteins and ash.
Placed in ether. these substances
reformed into objects shaped like
living cells. Dissected under a MI
croscope, the reconstructed cells
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
San Benito Family
Injured In Mishap

Especial 20 The HcraIdl
SAN BENTTO. Dec. 29-Mr. and
Mrs Harry Nee and their daugh-
ter were slightly injured in a crash
on the La Palona highway Sunday
evening.
The Noe car. headed north. had
turned out to pass a wagon. and col
ilded with a truck coming from the
opposite direction. The car turned
over twice. and struck the wagon,
~wrecking II completely.
No one else was hurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29-tPE
Cotton had a quiet and rather easy
opening. Liverpool came In some
what lower than due after its long
holiday, and first trades here showed
losses OF four points. Later the
market rallied somewhat on cover
ing. March trading up To 9.89 and
Nav to 1916 or four TO seven points
above The opening figures. The
market continued to be influenced
by holiday feeling and trading con-
seuucntly was very light. At the
end OF the first hour the market
was steady and at the highs.
The market. while trading was
quiet. ruled somewhat firmer dur
ing tho morning owing TO the i'm
pTovement i'm stocks and the lower
money rate. March traded up 10
o.e9 ana May TO 1928. or "A TO 10
above the opening low and
10 TO Is points above Saturdays
close. Near noon prices eaSed OIL
four TO eight points owing to some
reaction In the stock market and
lack CT sustained support.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
Clarinets, Trumpet
Stolen From School

SAN BENITO, Dec. 29-Two clar-
incts and one trumpet were taken
from the music room at the high
school here over the week end when
some one broke in.
Police say they expect to make an
arrest in the case soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

ROGERS. Ark, Dec. 29.-tPl-
Edwin Jackson, so. president Of the
First National Bank OF Rogers was
found dead in the library OF his
home today bv members Of his
family. A bottle OF poison was at
AAds. officers were told
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

Operating automatically when
the surrounding temperature rises
dangerously. a fire alarm has been
invented thai can be paced at any
point In a ROOM, as 1t requires no
wires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

MOORHEAD. MINI. Dec. %
Erie Martinscn Is ono or the most
surprised men in the county. After
elections recently he was informed
that he was elected county survey
or. He hadn't filed for office. but
had won anyhow. by a compliment
arg vote Of II ballots. as 10 other
person had filed for the office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
NOSLEMS KILL
10000 DURING
CHINESE RAID
Mohamnedan Descent
Upon Kansu Ends
In Slaughter
BY NORRIS J. HARRIS

SHANGHAI. Dec. 29-Ai- Inc
government looked apprehensively
toward Kansu province today. a.
waiting greater details Of the re-
ported slaughter of 10000 Chinese
by Mohammedan armies.
Reports were meagre, tut WITH
communications into Kansu viz
tually nois-existent, It was consid-
cred possible such wholesale STAY
ing might have been committed
without the outside world imme-
diateiy learning OF It.
Lanchow dispatches said the row.
ing followers of Islam severed what
communication lines existed and
censored all mail. plunging into
greater isolation a region known
as one Of the most detached in the
world.
News OF the massacre first reach
cd the OUTSIDE world yesterday when
A resident reported to have es-
capped from Liangchow. arrived at
Ianchow. capital Of the province.
Lanchow dispatches received here
appealed TO the government TO
send troops TO oppose the Moham-
medans. adding, otherwise every
living Chinese OF northwestern
Karsu, where Mohammedan au-
thority now reigns supreme, VIII
be slain.
Towns Destroyed
Activities OF the Mohammedans.
vino were believed 10 be seeking 70
start revolution against the Man
king government. were said 10 have
extended over a period OF two
months. Several towns we're re-
ported to have been destroyed BY
them in their reckless orgy o. kill
ing and looting.
Dispatches described horrible
scenes. On one occasion an army
OF Mohammedans entered a town
OF 10000 inhabitants. looted every
thing and then killed every person
before burning the town, with its
streets piled high with corpseS."
The Mohammedans entered an
other village" dispatches continued
lined I'D 1000 men. shot them all.
then left. taking the women as
prisoners. The children were aban-
doned. destined 20 freeze or 5ta-ye
10 death
HANKOW. Dec. 29-P-Author-
sties today executed eighteen bar
dts and communists rounded Up in
this vicinity.
The communist threat against
Shasi. Hupeh province. an import
ant Yangtse river port. was be-
licved growing more serious as reds
caotured several small river ports
within ten miles OF the larger city.
Martial Law was declared below
Shasi. but reds continued to fire
upon passing steamers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

German weather observers study
atmospheric conditions daily by
airplane flights. their planes car
rying recording instruments and
cameras 70 photograph c'oud forma-
tons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 29-NPl-U. s.
Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes firm; sacked
per cwt.: Wisconsin round whites
1.A5-l.65; Idaho ru5sets l.60-i.o5:
Colorado McClures branded ZOO
EOS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
rs rs K (: y, :, ' &C. . IT,:
The Brownsville Herald Radio Station
TOday's Radio Features

II .0l-l1 :30-Popular selections.
ll.30-ll :4S-Herriott Radio Corp. pre-
scnts Gus. the Worlds
wors. Pianist"
li.ss-il .S5-Studio program.
ll.55-1l .J9-Weather and river Tore
cast.
II :59-I2 00-Ttme service by the AID
ridge-Kimmell Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

One OF the fastest showers ever
measured with an automatic rain
gauge was that OF May /. 1908. at
Porto Belle. on the Iisthmus OF
Panama. when 2.47 inches Of rain
fell in three minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
TUESDAY
MONDAY. DECEMBER 20
indicated.

(BV The Associated PressJ t-%N+
Programs 4, Central STANDARD Time. r. ~ unless otherwise indicated.
ks43-WEAE New York-sso (NBc Chain)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

MONDAY EVENING
6.00-6 :30-Program Of popular selec-
lions.
6s30-6.3I-Announcement OF the Fl
Cortez Cafe.
c.3l-7 .00-Dlnncr concert.
1909 :OO-Sign of 10 KRGV.
9O0-9.f5-Seiect.ons from light opera.
observation-disclosures Archery An
nouncement.
a.I6-9 .30-Itght opera continued.
9.3o-lo .06--Musical Brevities.
10 DOLL .00-Dance rythm.
TUESDAY MORNING
&c. OO-l0:30-Organ recital by remote
control from the Capitol
theater. Paul Kennard nj
the Kilreu organ.
fC.3o-Ii so0-Stndlo program serni-ciass.-
cal selections.
IL .o0-lI .ol-The Kaio Co, announce
nent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29
MONDAY

2:00-2 .3o-Studio program Of Spanish
and Mexican music.
1903 .00-"OId Timers Club"
1908 :02-weather and river forecast
3.02-3 A5-Studio program.
3:45-3:5o-News from the Publix the
alters.
3.S0-f .0o-Sfudlo program.
4:00-i:i5-News flashes from Tht
Brownsville Herald.
f.l5-5 O0-ReQuest program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

W8A "IINJNLs
go No.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-29

Vam.1
~e.o0-Noveliy SOM
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

arrug6 ligeramente. Sus gran
des ojos verdes tomaron una
expression algo sombria, Y guar
do silencio algunos segundos.
-lEn que pensais?-le pre-
gunt6 ell senior de la Croix- Dieu.
-Pienso, querido baron, en-
que es bastante original ell to-
marse mucho trabajo y hacer
grandes esfuerzos de diploma
cia trascendentaI para obtener
que un pobre diablo haga a una
mujer bonita y acompanada de
dos millones, el alto honor de a
ceptarla por esposa.
No olvideis que csc pobre
diablo es ell condo de Trojan
repuso ell baron.
i All, sin ESQ! Pero, en- tan
gran aventura, tengamos por 10
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

menos prudencia. No hagamos
NADIA a la ligera. iEstais bien
SECURE de que nuestro amigo
Jorge es verdadero, e indiscuti-
blemente condo de Trojan?
Ell senior de la CroiX-Die sa-
co del bolsillo dos pliegos de pa
pei sellado y presentandolos a
la j6ven lie dijo:
He aqui mi respuesta.-Es
irrebatible.
-iQu6 es ESQ?
Ell acta de nacimiento de
Jorge-Radl- Maximiliano de Tre
jan, y la defunci6n de su padre
Luis-Gaspar, condo de Trojan,
vizconde de Saint-Paul, baron
de Guer, senior de Loudeac, Di-
noire, Palud y o,ros lugares.
Los Trojan son, querida nina,
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

de la nobleza bretona mas ran
cha. Datan del ano 800. Su escu-
do esta en- versatile, en- la sala
de las Cruzadas. Han tenido "a
lianzas con todas las familias
antiguas de Francia. Jorge tie
ne parentesco muy cercano con
ell vizconde Armando de Grand
lieu, cuyo casamiento ha hecho
tanto ruido 1ltimamente.
mo os acordais? Ell senior
de Grandeur, senor6n inmensa-
mente rico, pero que tiene cuan
do menos sesenta y ocho o Sc
senta y nueve amos, Sc ACADIA de
casar con una huerfana que re-
cogi6... una joya por la belleza .
la senorita Germana de Randall.
ST, ST.. ahora caigo. Pero
volvamos a nuestro Jorge. iC6-
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

Russell han gustado siempre a.
publico porque ambos mucha-
chos saben boxear, son valien-
tes y estiman una desgraci1
bajar del cuadrilatero humilla-
dos por la derrota.
La Pantera de Palmetto rea.
parecera despues de varios me-
ses de alejamiento del ring"
que pas6 fortaleciendose.
Gonzalez cause magnifica
impression cuando batiera aqui
al "peluca" BIondy Parker, q
quien de nuevo venciera aver
en- Jacksonville.
Temes y Chino Alvarez deci-
diran la duda que ell pasado
viernes dejara, con su fallo, el
referee Byron.
Mejor preparado el zurdito
Sam Crosby ha aceptado un
match con Raymond Perez.
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

de Luis, contraeria un ventaio-
so matrimonio y trabajando
con todas sus fuerzas podria
devolver a la casa su antique
esplendor. Ell conde Luis. de ma
tu~raleza ligera, sensual V disc
.luta, Sc case, en- efecto, pero
con una j6ven sin bienes que le
dej6 viudo algunos amos des-
pues del nacimien.o de Jorge.
Ell condo vendi6 entonces sus
tierras, con Ia idea de poder adj
quirir en- POGO tempo una for
tuna con atrevidos golpes. V vi
no a Paris, lanzandose a espe-
culaciones bursatiles ' a todas
las diversiones. Derroch6. Sc a.
rruin6 dos o tres veces, ' a los
cincuenta y cinco amos, mas i6-
ven J mas loco nunca, tuvo un
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

OCCASION; pero lie hicieron apar-
tarse.
White sali6 del combate con
uno de los labios herido y Jones
presenta una herida sobre ell
ojo derecho y varias laceracio-
mes alrededor de una oreja que
hace pocas semanas Sc operara.
Una prueba de que no Sc ira.
ia de una comedia es que White
embarcara manana para Pana-
ma, donde sostendra varios coin
bates.
81 Jones no Sc recupera prom
to perdera la oportunidad que
Mr.. Kennedy lie tenia prepare
da para ell dia 10, con ell sar-
gento Sammy Baker.
Ell prop6sito del promoter de
los artilleros es que ell sargen-
to pase por Tampa despues de
pelear en- la Habana con ell gla-
diador espanol Ignacio Ara.
Luis Parga ha preparado ell
match Ara-Baker.
La gaceta., 1930-09-03

mo es que ell Gltimo descendien-
te de una ilustre raza, con tan
tos feudos y senorios, Sc en-
cuentra reducido al triste oficio
de pintor obscure, ocultando Su
titulo y blasones. y con mas deu
das que lienzos?
-Os 10 voy a explicar en- po-
cas- palabras. Los considerables
bienes de Trojan los declararon
nacionales cuando la emigra-
ci6n. Ell abuelo de Jorge fue, a
la vuelta de los Borbones, uno
de los que mas pudieron tomar
de los mil millones de indemni-
33cidll; compr6 el castillo de
Trojan, con algunas tierras de
las confinantes, Y falIeci6 a los
noventa amos, con la candida
esperanto de que su hijo, ell con