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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06

A0AA-AsD %0% "a oA 0NsAbV 1glS4No va
the city manager charter amend
ments 20 be submitted In an cleo
tioa in April. He opposes the man
ager plan. Commissioners John
Harris, r. A. Wyl.e, and John NJ.
Fouts decided TO let that rest until
commissioner Graves returns. since
they would need a four-fifth vote
10 over1ie the veto.
In the course Of the commission
meeting. the mayor threatened to
exercise his court authority and
eject a newspaper reporter from
the session. He called for a police
man, but before the officer arrived
the commissioners had pacified the
mayor.
Then Tate declared 10 the com-
misSioners that city attorney j. j.
Collins had told him he could have
all four OF the city commissioners
removed from office because they
signed pledges before the election
last spring TO submit the city man
ager form Of government drafted
by a charter commission.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. b.-H1-Glving
way under a rush Of general SELL
ing, wheat here took an early down.
ward swing today TO well below tit
seasons previous bottom level.
Opening l 1-S to 2 3-8 off, Chi
cago wheat afterward recovered
much OF the loss. Corn and oats
were easy. with corr starting 3-s
to 7-S q lc lower and later scoring
rallies. Provisions advanced.
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Floore to Speak

HARLINGEN. Feb. 6.-John r.
Floore. secretary Of the Harrington
Chamber OF Commerce, is TO be
PRINCIPAL speaker at a meeting OF
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club here tonight. He will
talk on advertising a City as
one Of the features included on the
program.
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Marriage Smoother

Los ANGELES, Feb. 6.-lP-The
Zip Of matrimony. launched by two
young film luminaries - days ago
with an elopement, sailed into
smooth sea- today with announce
ment by Mrs. George U. Belzer that
she would withdraw a suit TO annul
he marriage Of her daughter. Lor-
tia Young, II. to Grant Withers.
a
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Commission Studie5
Extension of Sewer
Especial 10 The HeraId.I

SAN BENITO. Feb. Extension
OF the city sewer system into the
Mexican part of town was brought
up ut a meeting OF the city COM
mission last night but no action
was taken on the matter. The COM
mission IS to meet later in the week
with a representative or Missouri
Pacific lines for the purpose "
discussing safety signals az rail-
way CROSSINGS.
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Fl. WORTH, Feb. 6-(P-tU. ,.
D. AD-Hogs: 1000; steady; vail
top $500 for 200 pound butchers;
truck top $500.
Cattle and Calves: 1900; steady;
slaughter steers $50 q $50: yearl-
ings 1000 and less; COWS 725, bulls
up to 500: calves 1000 q l0.25.'
Sheep: 100: fully steady; wooled
lambs 1850; yearlings $50; 2-year-
old wethers 8.25: aged wethers S725:
feeder lambs 900.
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WOMAN DECOY
MURDER TRIAL
NEARING END
Early Completion Oh
Testimony Seen
Likely

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. s-P-
Early completion Of testimony was
foreseen here today when the trial
Of Mrs. Altha Harbaugh, charged
with murder In connection with the
killing Of Captain Charles Stevens.
prohibition agent. last September,
was resumed before Judge w. W.
McCrory.
The high point Of the trial was
reached when Mrs. Harbaugh took
the stand yesterday. She had been
identified as the decoy who stopped
the car carrying Stevens at the top
of a hill six miles from San An
tonic. Stevens was slain at the bot
tom Of the hill by a gang, one OF
whom was killed In an exchange
Of shots. Her brother. Lynn Steph-
ems, also is under indictment in
the same case, but has not been
arrested.
Wore no Clothes
The night of Sept. "a, she related,
she was at her sisters home when
Lynn Stephens entered. He wore
no clothes, the defendant said, and
with him was Joe Rhomer, also under
a murder indictment, a mar named
Thurman and several other men.
She testified Stephens had been
acting Queerly for several weeks.
The witness related her brother
made her get into an automooile
with him, and drove into the coun-
try for several miles. A second car
arrived with "Skeet" Hobrecht. Inc
only persons she could identity
were Hobrecht and Joe Rhomer.
Protested
She said her brother told Rhom-
or to take her to the top OF the
hill and instructed her to stop the
first car that came over n MI.
She said she protested, but was
silenced by Rhomer.
The car carrying the federal
agents came over the hill. she
-saiked from her car, which par
tially blocked the road. No coher-
emit word was spoken. she testified,
and she declares she heard no
shooting.
The state contends she flashed a
light in the officers faces and then
waved II over her head as a signal
10 the men at the foot Of the hill.
When the officers proceeded they
were fired upon.
Arguments in the trial were ar
ranged for this afternoon after the
defense rested its case az noon.
The name Of nm Stephens was
mentioned frequently during the
morning testimony. Miss Tennie
Hinsley, nurse at a sanitarium. ana
Mrs. Jean Fraser. sister OF the oe-
fendant. we're the only two TO take
the stand for the d'cense during
the session. -,
Mrs. Fraser, sobbing audibly, told
a crowded courtroom she thought
her brother. Lynn. was insane.
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Prosperity Drive

HARLINGEN. Feb. 6.-Innugura-
ton Of q prosperity campaign over
the Harrington trade territory is to
be the chief business transacted by
the local Retail Merchants associa-
ton nj a banquet to be held Friday
night.
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Continued from page ~
81 Rubio for the presidency last
Fall.
Graft Charged
THE present government OF gFaiI
and murder must be superseded 0y
a government Of public opinion,
Vasconcelos said. During the past
six years Gales Plutarco Elias
Gales has been using the iron
hand, with the result OF a nall
dozen revolutions and constant
agitation and trouble.
1T is sad TO think Of Ortiz Ruoio
being hurt. because he Is nothing
but a tool of Gales
Vasconcelos now IS instructor In
spanish at the University OF Calii-
ornia.
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Col. Speeds Body
Sent to Louisville

tSNeClaI 20 TIE Et4A4NF
HARLINGEN, Feb. 6-The BODY
Of Col. John Smith Speed, SO. who
died suddenly AT his home here last
NIGHT. was forwarded 10 Louisville.
XIV. for burial this morning oy
THOMPSON mortuarv.
Col. Speed. a leading business man
az Harrington was a member OF the
firm Of jennings and Speed. own
e~- ard grower Of citrus Land. was
r of the 33-d Nas1ns in the Val
lev a leading Ro.arian. and mem
har OF tie Episcopal church, He
& survived bv his widow and one
brother in Louisville.
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O. X. TO ROB HUSBAND

LIVERPOOL-The decision OF a
magistrate that Mrs. Ellen Morris
va justified in taking money from
her husbands pocket while he slept
has been upheld on appeal.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-(Pl-Cotton
opened barely steady at a decline
Of Is to % points under a renewal
Of general selling evidently stlmu-
lated by reports OF declines OF Liv-
erpool and Egyptian cotton at Al
exandria and in the Bombay mar
ket. There was trade buying and
covering but it seemed TO be quite
readily supplied a. I by the end Of
the first half hour, active months
were selling % to Is points net low
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Hot Dog Mayor Wages War
Dallas Official Family Awaits Reinforcement
After Overriding Tate

DALLAS, Feb. Captivating the retYn of police commissioner w.
c. Graves from Mexico City, where he had gone to attend the Inaugural
ton of President Ortiz Rubio, the Dallas Official family was enjoying a
"lul after the storm" today after Mayor j. Waddy Tate, the hot dog"
chief executive, had declared open warfare on the commissioners for
overb5dding his views.
The commissioners tabled six Of eight charter amendments proposed by
the mayor yesterday. he ratalated by placing his veto on a board offer
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Intentions Filed

Joe House, IN Antonio. and
Bedie Graham. Hilbert, La: Gull
lermo Villarreal and Belen Lon
goria. Santa Maria.
Licenses issued: None.
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RITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Feb. 6-tPl- Butter
steady; unchanged.
Eggs steady: extra firsts IL IL;
graded firstS 40; ordinary firstS "a
10 81.
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CHURCH MEETS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. SIP
Delegates TO the conference here
OF the Southern Baptist Education
association and the Southern Bap-
fist Association Of Religious Edu-
cation and Bible teachers resumed
discussion today Of problems OF
denominational schools il the
South.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 6-tP-
The Education association Of the
Methods: Episcopal Church South
had before it today declarations by
certain leaders in opposition TO
proposals looking to the merging OF
the board OF education OF the
church with the Epworth League
and Sunday School boards.
DR.. j. A. Kilgore. OF S. NJ. u. op-
posed the plan. Dr.. Paul B. Kern
D! San Antonio, presented II.
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POULTRY
TT. WORTH LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Feb. 6-tPl- Poultry
steady; unchanged.
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DIES As TOOTH Is PULLED
C~HICAGO-Oliver Bailey. aged
38. died as his tooth was extracted
by o dentist.
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MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-P-Oper-
atoms for the advance we're press
ed forward at the opening OF the
stock market today. Bullish enthus-
iaSm was intensified by a reduction
In the Bank Of England rate from
) 70 4 I-2 per cent. Western Union
and Warren Bros, each rose ! 81
points, American Telephone ! Ia
and Electric Auto Light ] IA
Westinghouse and Woolworth rose
ga. and U. S. Steel 172. A block
Of 5000 shares Of Fox Film was
taken ga higher, and blocks Of 5000
shares each Of United Corpn.. Adams
Express and Columbia Graphophone
were taken Ia point up.
u. s. Steel common advanced l
Ia points to 185 ga. a new high
on the current recovery.
Public utilities we're again turn
ed over in fairly large volume,
American Power g. Light and En-
gineers public service standing out
with early gains of a point or so.
John Morrell fell back 2 points
and American locomotive, American
Tobacco B and Gillette safety razor
yielded a point or so, the last named
touching another new 1880 low at
81.
Foreign exchanges opened firm.
with sterling up 1892 Of a cent to
S4.86 7-l6.
~. o. COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6.-tP1-
Cotton had an easy opening owing
to very poor cables, which report
ed Egypt and India selling freely,
First trades here showed losses OF
10 to - points. The market con-
tinued 10 ease off until March
traded down to 1853. May to 1882
and July to 1909, or 20 TO "a points
down from yesterdays close.
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MAIL 1T As YOU RIDE
BIRMINGHAM, Eng.-Mail boxes
are to be attached to local street
cars and motor buses.
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RUBIO RESTS

Continued from page u
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
GORILLA GETS
BIGGEST PURSE
OFFERED HERE

Appearance throughout the cit!'
o. ca'a5 arnc.ncirg neIt "7eeE' 3
c?T,ng cc.ts, s a roiio1 70 thc
r1oss, ~n:cc ras received seTerai
caiis from fans vino doubted tnat
Santiago Gorilla, the San Bias In
dian who is a sensation in the box
ing world, is to box here.
Gorilla is such an attraction at
all big clubs in the country, that
many Of the local boys were unable
to accept the statement that he
would perform in the local ring
against Bobby Pacho.
The battle will mark the supreme
test for Bobby who has come along
IN great style since he appeared
here as preliminary boy year
age. If he can manage to stay the
limit with Gorilla. it will be dis
tinct feather in his cap. Bobby is
going in to win if possible and will
not hesitate to trade blows with
Gorilla.
A guarantee of $1,000 has been
made Gorilla, with the privilege Of
taking - per cent Of the house,
making the largest purse that has
been offered for fighter here.
Pacho is working hard for the
bout and as Bobby is always in
shape the fans can expect to see a
real slam bang battle while it lasts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
ISUNNENfEkG NOT
TOO ANXIOUS FOR
MARSHALL MATCH

LOS ANGELES, Arri, %. c..
Chiefly interested in nc ma:eh.
rather than in q $4,000 be.e en-.
blcratic Of Ire wcrld s heavyweight
Wrestling title, Promoter Lou Daro
today waited for Gus Sonncnperg
to post forfeit for a bout with Ever
EFT Marshall to which the mat king
has agreed.
The La Junta, Colo, youth whose
mat work mere the past year has
been the sensation of Pacific coast
wrestling, won the right to the long
sought match with Sonnenberg by
defeating Ed Stragler" Lewis
iere last Wednesday night.
Sonnenberg wired acceptance of
,he bout yesterday, but reserved the
light to make suggestions concern
ing rules and regulations governing
the scheduled tilt, to be staged at
Wrigley Field May 5.
The eastern heavyweight also re-
fused to palcc his $4,000 belt, won
from Stranger Lewis in Boston, at
stake.
Daro said he wanted most TO get
The match for Marshall. He will
discuss the matter of the belt when
Sonnenberg arrives here.
The match is expected to be box
office sell out long before the gates
open on the night of May 5. Mar
shall has been a heavy attraction
here during the winter with his
string of victories over leading
wrestlers of te country, and has
worked before several capacity
houses.
HERE & THEREIN 3 ...... .......-.
LOS ANGELES, April 10. W.R)-
Sandy Garrison Casanova is slated
for his ninth main event bout at
the Main Street arena here tonight
when he meets Bob Newton, Fresno
negro boxer The latter, because of
more extensive ring experience, is
slight favorite to win. Jack Char
vez and Frank Rowsy will fight the
semi final.
LOS ANGELES, April 10. U.P\-
Most of the low score golfers OF
Southern California and a good rep
rcsentation of out of town players
are expected to make up a record en-
t.v list in the third annual invita-
tlonal tournament at the Riviera
Country club, starting Tuesday.
LAWRENCE, Kan, April 10. WH
"A fast track and fair day greet
cd brilliant field of track stars
here today, as they awaited the start
OF the eighth annual Kansas relays.
Twenty nine univer/eies and Al
colleges have listed entries.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
$50. California
Sport Briefs

ALrATEEA, Aoril lo.-U.n>--
A ta-1--,.i-E Ccic ceern f,c-r Sar:a
Barbara s=-r-isei scl.o-ers Of rte
Ei;19 src-r Ec-c yesterday r. Dc.
feat:2g M.dw:ck Cc-r1t--rT; cluh 14
goai team, IL Il 6. Tre -lidwicEs
had been picked as winners.
CLAREMONT, April 19.-U.D-
Occidental College is a favorite to
win the Southern California confer
cnce track and field championship
here today. The Tigers will con
tend with athletes from Whittier
College, Pomona, San Diego, Red
lands and Caltech
Occidental College frosh won the
Southern California conference
championship for first year men
yesterday with q score of 46 points
Pomona pulled up 36 points to take
secon dplace: Whittier was third
with 80; Redlands scored 29h San
Diego frosl got 1872, and Caltcch
scored 16.
LOS ANGELES, April l9.-U.H
Max Baer, German knockout SEN
sation, is scheduled for the feature
bout at the Olympic next Tuesday
night against Ernie Owens, heavy
weight favorite. Baer, who is only
81, has Is knockouts to his credit.
LOS ANGELES. April 19.-U.P)
The Chicago Blackhawks were
slated for a workout at the Winter
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
SPORT NEWS
CARNERA TO BE-
REFUSED FIGHTS
IN CALIFORNIA
State Boxing Board To
Ban Italian From Any
More Bouts Here
BY earle II. BENNETT
United Press Staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. U.H
Intended as consolation for agi-
tated boxing fans who spent &26,-
COO to see Primo Carn6ra, Italy IS
strong man, beat Leon Chcvalier on
a tcchnicality, a drastic plan Of ac-
ton against seven men connected
with the bout, including Carnera,
was regarded today as lacking only
final formalities before being ear
ed out.
The California athletic comm.s-
SION will meet here Monday in "A
special session and is expected to
vote that Carnera, shall not be al
lowed to box again in California, rs
recommended by Charles +. Traung,
commissioner for Northern Callfor-
mia, in lengthy report issued last
night.
Six others who had an active part
N the affair as representatives Of
The contestants will probably be in
definitely suspended or have their
California licenses revoked ut the
same meeting, as Commissioner
james Woods of Southern talifor-
mia has Indicated he would approve
tie suggestions made by Traung.
Although admitting that he was
unable to find any direct or def
mite testimony duplicating Camera,
Traung declared that in the in
.erests of the boxing game and to
the end that the sport may be
conducted along legitimate lines,
free from collusion or suspicion of
COLLISION the request that Camera
be banned from California rings was
necessary.
Perry Under Suspicion
Traung claimed there were indica-
tions that Robert Perry, one OF che
valer's seconds, had been "inspired
bv some person connected with the
arrangement of Camera - when he
t..rew the towel into the ring while
Chevalier, a 216 pound negro, VAS
trading blows with the Italian -
seconds before the sixth round end
ed. He criticized Chevalicr's man
ger. Tim McGrath, and chict sec
ond, Robert Laga, for not ohiecting
when the towel was thrown in while
later admitting they believed Che
Waller might have stayed the Sched-
uled 10 rounds with Camera.
Frank. Churchill, western repre-
sentative for Camera and manager
of prominent fights, including Tom
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland Z, Detroit l.
Washington and Philadelphia, rain.
New York and Boston, rain.
st. Louis and Chicago, cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

Morgan, former junior lightweight
champion, vi, under fire for asso-
o'ating with Perry after the latter
had been signed rs a second for
Ctevahcr, for sitting behind the ne
pro 5 corner during the bout and for
talking with Perry while the battle
was on.
Indefinite suspensions were urged
COR McGroth, Perry, laga and
Churchill, while Traung urged that
licenses given-to-Bill Duffy of New
York ami Lccn See should be re
Noked.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

- b. Fox, Ventura, has purchased
'o' acres at Orland, Glenn county
part OF 1T good citrus land.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

The Vanderford lands near Grid
icy, Butte county, will this spring
be sown to rice from an airplane'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

John Picetti, Sonoma, fired or
ehard heaters February %, 27 and
IS to protect fig trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles 2, Hollywood l.
Oakland s, Seattle Q2 innings)'
San Francisco 5, Missions /.
Portland 5, Sacramento 2 IA in
nings).
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

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Chevrolet in gasoline and oil VI cohonation naio"
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lower expense for tires. ea'y' iisiu1y -oA"eeu -
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh s, Cincinnati 3.
st. Louis IL, Chicago l.
Boston and Brooklyn, rain
Philadelphia and New York. rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
Defeat
Hollywood Team

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. WD
Los Angeles kept its lead in the
Pacific coast league today, having
defeated the Hollywood Stars 2 to
l in yesterdays encounter. :.
The San Francisco Seals trimmed
the Missions by runs to in
fast game that nearly resulted in
free for all. A disturbance between
Mulligan and CASTOR was stopped
before 1T could result in anything
serious. ...
Oakland won in the llth inning
from Seattle by a score of s to A
when "Buz" Arlett hit a home run
with the bases full Arlctt hit a
double and a homer in his first five
trips to the plate.
Portland defeated Sacramento .
to after a sensational pitching
battle between Carl Mays and lay
Thomas. The teams fought for ii
innings until 3 runs by Portland
decided the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

ga-[or h0-o ~o[c- in >Trop2rsti"r
for their threegame ice hockey
series with the Los Angeles Ri.h-
fields, starting Monday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19

Members Of the Oriand Grange,
Glenn county. arc sooi.inr 20 put in
c-i""cc.tc rc.cCrcce lires e cvcrv
member; ho-ss
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
..it'S wise
to choose
a s L x (!

There is one sure way to get
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This greater value is in
stantly obvious when you
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notice first of all it's greater
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and at every speed, there is
a refreshing freedom from
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is no tremOr in the steering
wheel-nO rattle in the floor
boards-norumble or drum
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In addition to the finer per-
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motor, Chevrolet gives you
truly remarkable economy.
Its six-cylinder smoothness
saves the entire car-engine,
chassis and body-from the
strain and wear of vibration.
This, of course, lowers the
cost of maintenance and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-19
LOU STARTS OFF

BOSTON, April 70. W.P) - Lou
Gahrig, New York Yankees first
haSeman lit home run in the sixth
inning of today's morning game
with the Boston Red Sox here. The
lit scored Ruth ahead of Gehrig.
II was Columbia Lou's' first
Lomcr of the season.