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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-28
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VEGETABLES BuLLETIN No. 4,

W ANVn W.
TO. B. shipping point informa-
- reported Thursday. March 81:
lower Rio Grande Valley Points.
Cabbage: Haulings light. Mod
crate wire inquiry. demand good,
market about steady. Carloads and
IN mixed cars FOB usual terms
round type bulk per ton s65-75. few
higher; crates S8.90-415: lettuce
I crates S3.25-3.50. Carloads and in
mixed cars FOB cash track-round
type bulk per ton $3.50: crates
~S5-OO-3.75; lettuce crates S3.00-325.
TruckloadS cash TO growers-buIk
per ton 5000, mostly $50.
Carrots: HaulingS light. Mod
crate wire inquiry. demand modcr-
ate. market steady. Carloads and
IN mixed cars FOB usual terms
crates $1.35-l So: bushels few $685.
LOO. Carloads and in mixed cars
FOB cash track-crates Sl25-l.50.
Beets: Haulings light. Moderate
wire inquiry. demand moderate.
market steady. Carloads and il
mixed cars FOB usual terms-crates
S1.40-1.60: bushels S0.90-1 10. Car
loads and in mixed cars FOB cash
track-crates sl.25-14O.
Snap beans: Haulings liaht. Good
wire inquiry, demand good. market
firm. Carloads ana in mixed cars
FOB usual termS-green stringless
buShel hampers S~4O0-450: cash
track s~3.75-425. Truckloads cash
20 growers-oushel hampers green
etringless S3.00-3.5G. mostly $3.50.
Potatoes: Haulings light. Ship
ments light, almost too few sales
reported to quote. Moderate wire
inquiry, demand moderate. market
steady. Carloads and in mixed cars
FOB usual terms-100 10. sacks
Bliss Triumphs US No. Is mostly
$500. few higher; cash track most
ly S3.75, few higher. Truckloads
cash 10 growerS-sacked per cTt.
mostly $3.50. few higher. Fifty
pound sacks 10c cwt. extra.
Primary destinations or Lower
Valley movement reported Thurs
Nay. March q:
Cabbage: Is Houston: IL St.
Louis; 6 Shreveport: 4 each Chi
tago, TexarKana: , indianapolis: ?
zach Jersey City. Kansas City.
Detroit; l each Memphis, Grand
Rapids. Toledo. Lynchburs. Hamil-
ton. New York. Carrots: 7 Chicago.
2 each New York, Boston. Houtcn.
Philadelphia; l each Tulsa. 3.
Louis. Minneapolis, Baltimore. New
HsaFn. Beets: 3 each Chicago. New
\ York, st. Louis: 2 Boston: | each
Baltimore. Hartford. Beets ard
carrots: Chicago. Potatoes: 3
Houston: ! each San Francisco.
California, Chicago. Birmingham.
st. Louis. Spinach: | Houston.
Radishes: s st. Louis. Onions l
Dallas. Turnips: ? ST. Louis. Mus
tard greens: l each Houston. St.
Louis. Parsley: 2 St. Louis. l New
York. Mixed vegetables: 20 Houston:
9 st. Louis: Z New York; 5 each
Memphis. Chicago; , each Win
nipeg, jersey City. Beaumont. FL
Paso, TT. Worth. Dallas: ! each
Wichita Falls, Amarillo. Shawnee.
Oklahoma City. Kansas City. To-
peka. Pueblo. Denver. independence.
Hannibal. Little Rock. Burlington,
Indianapolis. Grand Island. Min
neapolis. Omaha. Chattanooga.
Greensboro. Charlotte. Atlanta. Buf-
falo. Portland, Calgary. Olneyville.
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
ment reported Friday morning
March %.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Records Of Cameron County. Texas
wherein said DEPENDENT Harlingen
Development Company promised
and agreed to pay said r. p. NOEL
wrath, or his assigns. the said am
cunt sued for herein for making
said Improvements. and to secure
the payment thereof, created and
fixed a lien upon said property.
That afterwards the said r. p.
McElwrath duly transferred. assign
cd and sold TO the Realty Trust
Company. Plaintiff herein, for a
valuable consideration, said indebt-
ctness, together with the Certiti-
Gates and Contracts evidencing tho
same. and all right. title. liens and
.emcdics thereof. and the Realty
Trust Company is the present legal
,Ed equitable owner and holder or
aid Certificates, Assessments and
attracts. and entitled 10 enforce
ld collect anne in its own name.
IN its petition Plaintiff alleges
lat the City OF Harrington, is a
Tlricipal Corporation, situated in
llreron County. Texas, organized
Under the Laws OF the State Of Tex
and operating under a Charter
rCcpted by the qualified voters of
I'd City, under the provisions OF
tia Laws OF the State Of Texas,
nth reference thereto: recites var
!cus things done IN accordance with
md as provided by law, empower
ing the said City to improve its
streets. etc. and assess a part OF
The costs thereof against adjoining
owners for the pro rata OF the costs
Of such improvements. whereupon
DEPENDENT Harrington Development
Company became liable for said
amount sued upon herein, as the
owner of said property.
Said certificates recite and Ger
tify substantially that by virtue Of
an Ordinance OF the City. duly
passed on the 3ist day Of March,
1925. there was levied and assessed
special assessments, amounting TO
tho aggregate sum OF S527.T6,
against said property and against
said Defendant Harrington Develop
mclt Company, as the owner there
CT That said Certificates further
iecite that said assessments are pay
able ii four equal inStallments. due
respectively on or before thirty days,
enc. two and three years after the
date Of said City's acceptance OF
said work. with interest thereon
from date Of said Certificates, at
the rate OF s per cent per annum,
payable annually; and also recite
that If default shall be made in the
payment OF any installments OF
principa. or interest, when due. then
at the option Of said r. p. Noel
wrath. or other legal holder OF said
Certificates and Assessments. the
same shall mature and become pay
able for the full amount Of prin-
cipal and interest thereon. and shall
be collectable with accrued interest
and reasonable attorneys fees and
costs Of collection; that default
having been made in the payment
OF one or more of said installments,
and the interest thereon, Plaintiff.
as the legal owner and holder OF
said Certificates and Coupons at
tached thereto. has declared all o!
said Certificates fully matured. arc
has placed said Certificates In the
hands OF Its attorneys for collection
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

the Defendant Harlingen Develop
ment Company. dated the 5th day
of February. 1925. recorded in Vols.
7 and 9. pages 1880 and 452-454,
respectively. Of the Mechanics Lien
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REAL ESTATE
Lower Rio Grande
Valley
Farm Bargain

la acres Of fine citrus land
located Just z miles northwest
OF McAllen on hard surfaced
road: all IN cultivation. with
home. z large oarns. tenant
houses. well and windmill. on
main irrigation canal. An ideal
proposition for small citrus de-
velopment. Can be bought a.
sacrifice direct from owner. on
good terms Call w. M. Egan.
phones i392-W or 2l6, Browns
vile. or address p. o. Box 1874.
Brownsville. Texas. or call a.
Rio Grande Valley Trust co.
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Artistic Apartment House

A REAL INVESTMENT
Artistic Spanish designed apart
ment OF IS units. Priced right.
Owner. Apt. 2. Valley View APP
artments. Palm Boulevard. A2i4
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REPRESENTATIVE large American cor
poration engaged production bananas
sugar. cocoa, Latin-America and West
Indies. Will have representative N
Brownsville On April SIN for purpose
interviewing 1880 Rio Grandc Valley
applicants for positions Timekeeper or
junior overEeer their properties Trop-
les. These openings. available after
May first. offer exceptional oppcrtuni-
ties for single men. over n. with good
working knowledge spanish. practical
irrigation o implement culture. 20 es-
tablish themselves in Latin America
with solid agricultural future. Start
ing wage for tlmekeepcrs Is $4,000 per
month. with free furnished quarters
and usual Company arrangements Tor
transportation to and from Tropics.
vacations. etc. Interested applicants
may Immediately apply IN writing 20
Box A-2i0. care Herald. with full state
ment OK education. experience. refer
caces. telephone number. including a
letter written in Spanish where pos
sible. and interviews VIII be promptly
arranged. Ai2fo
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HELP WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. preferably one
experienced In produce business Must
be good. Apply Brown White Inc, san
Bcnito. ABB
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For subdivision
100 Acres

Located = CLOCKS from the nigh
school and closer 20 brownEville
than the exclusive les Ebancs
Subdivision. Winding resaca run
ming through property offer'ns
natural iaA.e front sites for sub
division. This property ts for sale
oY owners ana can be bought et n
very attractive price. H~enson-Lo-
max a. Houston AID Ego-nsviiie
DEVELOPMENT CO. w-fsl
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

TO TRADE-will trade modern aix
c0m house m twelve city lots on
pavement. Cisco. Texas. FOR Browns
Vile or Cameron county property. G..
G. Richardson. Brownsville. Texas
A2i6
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REAL ESTATE
INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE
THEN INVEST

In Brownsville's new business and
residential subdivision. located
On 18th and l4th streets. one
mile from Gateway Bridge. on
The main thoroughfare leading
TO the proposed ship channel.
municipal airport. rich farming
district OF FL Jardin. and B1ca
Chica Beach. Easy ernis. Ten
ger cent down. balance 5 years 10
pay. Jesse bennett. phone AT.
Brownsville. Texas.
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE-Reduced
prices on course for short time only
Enroll now. Work by students at half
price. Valley Beauty Shoppe. Eariln-
gen.. phone col. A236
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HELP WANTED

YOUNG LADY. some knowledge or
shorthand and bookkeeping. Must
speak Spanish and English. Willing TO
tate and Insurance office. Salary ana
commission. Address ABB. care Her
aid. A-23B
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Programs in Central Standard time All time is r. II. unless otherwise
indicated waveiengths on left OF call letters klocyces o right -.
IA a-uEA Nav ,k-es fNEc chainA -
Evening star., 1930-06-15
DECLINE INSTOCK
PRICES CONTINUE
Market Ends Week With An.
other Sinking SpeII-NeW
Lows Recorded.
BY CLAUDE A. JAEGER.

NEW YORK, June 14-The week in
the stock and other speculative markets
ended with bearishness in fun sway
today. Urgent liquidation in the stock
market appeared to have been COM
pleted, but leading shares were decidedly
weak. Wheat and cotton futures
plunged to new lows for the season.
To what extent the Senate's passage
OF the tariff may have contributed to
the selling movement was problematical
Some professional traders have regarded
1t as Of bearish import and used its
passage as basis for further short SELL
Ing. In any case, the stock market was
In no mood to respond to predictions
on the part OF sponsors of the bill that
1t would hasten business recovery.
Scores OF issues again plunged to new
low levels for the year, or longer, and
notably among them were copper and
rail shares. 1t was rumored that foreign
consumers of copper were canceling
orders " retaliation for the higher
tariffs proposed against foreign manu-
factured products, but this was generally
scoffed at in copper circles, for the fact
remains that until the African copper
mines are well developed, which will re-
qdire another two years or so, Europe
must come to American controlled
producers for copper.
1EaQlng was extremely dul until the
last half hour, when selling became
active. There was little in the week
end news to help restore confidence.
The weekly business and mercantile
reviews pointed primarily to the down.
ward seasonal trends for this period,
and farther decline in commodity prices
There Is a growing feeling in some
quarters. however, that pessimism is
being carried to extremes. Marting j.
insult, president of the Middle West
Utilities Co. issued a statement saying
MY feeling is that our business taking
the country as whole. is much better
than our business psychology"
The oil shares were helped by reports
of the TranScontinental-Oh Oil
merger, and displayed a relatively
steadier tone than other parts of the
list. This consolidation Is believed to
be only one of several now in the nego-
tiation stage.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Business Notes

NEW YORK, June l4.-An advance
in the price of Santa Fe Springs crude
oil from rs to 80 cents a barrel has
been made by Standard Oil of Cali
fornia, restoring prices to the old fig
ures in effect before reduction was made
due to overproduction in that field.
Columbia Pictures Corporation has
received contract from the Madison
Square Garden Corporation giving 1t
the exclusive right to show the Sharkey-
Schmeling fight pictures all over the
world.
A new type of "rubberless elastic"
employing three small brass springs is
being featured by a local firm for
mems shorts and pajamas. The springs
are Sewed into the backs Of the gar
ments and are said to provide an un-
varying elasticity that is not affected
oy laundry processes or normal wear.
An improvement in the demand for
WINDOW glass was a feature of the
weeks developments in the fiat glass in
dustry, the American Glass Review
says. Announcement of new window
glass discounts is expected to have q
stabtlizing effect on the market.
Sales of copper and brass products
have dropped of considerably despite
the fact that prices are 25 per cent
below the corresponding month last
year, New York jobbing house re-
ports. 1t was said the sales of several
houses have declined from to 35 per
Evening star., 1930-06-15
NEW REFINERY PLANNED.

NEW YORK. June IA CP.-Plans
for extensive developments in North
western and Canadian territory are be-
ing made by Continental Oil Co., in
which Rockefeller and Morgan inter-
ests predominate, 1t is reported in Wall
Street. The plan involves construction
and acquisition of new refnerieS in
which the Imperial Oil Co., Canadian
corporation of the Standard Oil Co. OF
New Jersey, is strongly entrenched.
It was said definitely that Continental
will build a large new refinery at Bill
ings, Mont, to operate on Oregon Basin
crude. Less definite reports from Canada
say Continental is negotiating with
Detroit interests now interested in
Western Canadian natural gas and oil
projects for the acquisition of two
refineries, one at Lewiston, Mont, and
the other at Lethbridge.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
NEW AUTO MODELS
WILL SOON APPEAR
Various Companies Plan Changes
IN Styles to Stimulate Sales
Program.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

A4Sho0SA W nc 0IdI.
DETROIT, June 14.-Prevailinp
slackness in automobile manufacturing
is not sufficient to check plans of pro-
ducers to stimulate trade by the intro
auction OF new and improved models
the usual procedure for numerous
plants at this period of the year.
AS to the present condition the
country over, it is found that sales VOL
ume varies widely. The Pacific Coast,
including California and Washington.
together with Wisconsin, has actually
absorbed more new cars than were sold
last year UP to this time. While Cali
fornia, being an all-year motoring
country, is considered in a class by it.
self as market, the way sales volume
has held up in that part of the coun-
try is regarded as an indication of un-
derlying strength of Nationwide buy
ing power.
In other sections the reports have
been unfavorable by comparison, but
when it is considered that 1929 brought
peak returns that may never again be
equaled, the distribution structure Is
deemed to be structurally sound.
(Copyright, l930)
Evening star., 1930-06-15
BONDS ARE CALLED.

NEW YORK, June IA R-A call
for the redemption, July 2. of all out
standing first lien 5 per cent sinking
fund bonds, due January 2, 1881, at
1927 and accrued interest, has been
issued by the Union Oil Co. of Cali
forria of an original issue of $50 .000,-
900. There remained only S1,0S2, 900
of these bonds outstanding at the end
Of March.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

CcOnepued on Fourth Passo
Evening star., 1930-06-15
OPENS 43D BRANCH.

The National City Bank of New York
yesterday opened its forty-third branch
IN Greater New York at French Pond
and Myrtle avenue.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
CONVENTION DATES SET.

George A. Bowles, State insurance
commissioner, will be one of the speak
ers at the thirty-second annual con-
vention of the Virginia Association of
Insurance Agents in Roanoke. June l9
and 20. His subject viii be Virginia S
Insurance Department"
Police Of Ireland are warning on adul-
eerers Of buttermilk.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

WEEK ENDING JUNE IA. 1880.

WEEK Ending JUNE IA. 1880.
East Week Year "a Data
IotaI sales 20,319.290 449734190
same period year ago....'.... l2S7l3s0 499707730
Last Week. to Date
High Low.
Averageprics Of so stocks 1850 2114s 24560 2o25
same period ysAf ago. 25401 226T7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

All above cars in frst-class condition.
and Loan Co., SIT, sig New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28

AS they talked, Malbhn mentioned, quite casually,
that the sheik was dead. Kovudoo showed interest
and surprise. You did not know it," asked Mall
bihn. THAT is strange. 1t was during the last
moon" Kovudoo, not suSpecting the lie, eviT1ced
much disappointment No sheik meant no ransom
for the white girl Now she was worthless, unless
he utilized her for feast. Then the willy old
wretch conceived strategic idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28

With the talkatveness of native to other natives,
KovudooIs runner had unfolded his whole mission
to the black servants of the two Swedes. They
were not long In relating the matter to their mas
terS The result was that when the runner left
their camp to continue his journey to the sheik he
had scarcely passed from sight before there came
the report of JenssenS rife and he rolled lifeleSs
with bullet in his back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28

SPRING CLEARANCE SALE
Buicks, ChryslsEs, Nashss, WhipDsts. Model
A Fords, Cadillacs, Peerless, Chevrolets, Stu
inSs, roSdsters and sedans, from 6fty dollars
up; terms to suit. Don't fail 20 see these
ROSERT HEReoNs AUTO RxCHANoH,
100 Ela. Ave. NE. North 1908.
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The next day the swedes set out for Kovudoo's
village bent on obtaining possession Of the white
girl whom the chiefs runner had told them lay
captive there. They approached the old savage
With friendly words upon their tongues and deep
craft in their hearts. Their plans were well made.
There was no mention Of the white prisoner. They
her First they gave him little gifts