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BOXEO
BAER PELEARA EN- ESTA
SEMANA

New York, Die. 15.-El proxl
me viernes por la noche, en- Ell
Madison Square, Max Baer, la
sensation californiana de peso
complete, Sc batira con Ernie
Schaaf, ell rudo gladiator de
Boston, en- 10 asaltos.
La llegada de Baer a la me-
tropoli ha sido precedida por
ana inundaci6n de propaganda
en- la que Sc lie presenta como FL
segundo Jack Dempsey.
Muestra su libro de batalla
que en- 81 "salidas" ha obtenido,
por "nocao'', "a victorias.
Baer ha dicho que puede ven
Ger a su co~ntrincante en- cuatro
o cinco asaltos.
En- ell programa de la naci6n
hay tambien otros bouts" de
importancia.
Con O'Kelly, el gladiator ir-
landes. Sc batira con Al Fried
man, de Boston, hoy por la no.
che.
Jackie Fields. excampe6n de
peso "welter", Sc enfrentara con
Buckley Lawless, de Syracuse,
en- diez asaltos.
Hoy, en- New York, Raul Ro-
driguez, de Espaha, sera ell con-
trario de George Hoffman
Ell portorriqueno Angel Clivl-
lie sera ell contrario de Vittorio
Livan, de Italia.
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ReMmpago Sagtiero, campe6n

de peso "welter", sera 81 contra
rio de Dixie Kid, Tencedor de
Jose Estrada y de Jimmy Spi-
Ivey.
La prueba de que Dixie es I'm
gladiator de merito esta en- el
hecho d eque haya derrotado a
Estrada.
Ell Saguero Sc halla en- perfec-
tas condolences fisicas y Sc en-
trenara en- ell gimnasio del
Circulo.
Dixie arribara aquf ell mierco-
les.
A Honey Boy Snipes Sc lie
ofreci6 I'm match con Armando
Vidal, pero al primero Sc lie en-
friaron los pies Y ha rehusado
ell match.
Ell Honey esta listo para COM
batir con otro hombre que no
sea Vidal y Sc lie va a ofrecer un
encuentro con Joe Miller.
Hace gestiones Ell promoter
para incluir a Monin en- ell pro-
grama, con un adversario que le
de dura batalla.
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Fl primer suraentro eusoeza.

Ri primer ssgaentro ea1pezas
-ra a las $50.
Dick Shikat, IT alenar de
-215 libras, y Jose Varga, un hun
garo de PIP, figuran en- el mas
importante combate.
Otro de los matches" sera
entire Frank Bruno, considerable
uno de los mejores luchadores
j6venes del pals, y George Ia
harias, de Grecia. Cada uno pc
sa 200 libras.
Los luchadores Sc hallan des-
de aver en- Tampa.
Estaba reconocido Shikat CO.
mo campeon mundial hasta que
Jim Londos lie derrotara en- FL
ladelfia, Ell pasado verano.
Varga es uno de los mejores
hombres de su peso en- TODD ell
pals.
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AUTOMOVLlSMO
EN- DAYTONA BEACH CO.
RRERA Ell CAPTAIN NAL.
COLIN CAMPBELL

Daytona Beach, Die. 15.-El
captain Malcolm Campbell, Ell
Gnico hombre que ha guiado un
autom6vil a mas de 200 por no.
ia, esperase que regrese a Es-
tados Unidos en- un intento pa
ra destruir la presente marca.
En- las IA millas de arena donde
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Maret.

I Estabais al servicio del ba
ron de Worms?
ST, senior; era su ayuda de
eamara, desde hace cuatro AMOS,
-5A5tu,isteis esperanto a
hoche a Yusstro amo?
ST, senior; como siempre.
IA que bora lego?
A media noche.
I Vino ~pensativo, preocupa.
do, agitado?
i No. senior! Ell senior baron,
al ccntrario, lego muy -contento,
y recuerdo que entr6 tararean-
DO las canciones de La Bella E.
lena.
papel?
i ingunO! Tenfa puestos
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fuLI E'rIN DE LA GACETA
LAS TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6n de
Pedro Pedl aza y Paex

sarlo TODD. Los senores del Jura-
do, excelentes ciudadanos y pa
dres de familia, la vieron tan
linda y tan seductora, que admit
theron en- SUI favor circunstan-
cias atenuantes... y Sc lie condo
no a veinte amos de reclusi6n.
La baronesa de Worms parece
complicada en- ell asesinato de So
esposo y puede en- rigor pasar
por un simple pecado, compare.
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CROSBY E EN- SA-
RASOTA

Sarasota, Die. 14.-Sam eros
by, boxeador tampeno de peso
"welter", Sc batira hoy por la
noche con Freddie Walker, de
Sarasota, en- la pelea principal
del bout" a ~beneficio de la Le-
gi6n Americana.
Paul Green wood Y Ben Nc
Claim pelearan en- la semifinal.
Habra I'm %preliminar entire Pop
Hardee, de Sarasota, y Moon
Mullins, de Tampa.
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FOOTBALL
LA ~UNIVERSIDAD DE MIA
MI DERROTO AL VEDADO
TENNIS

Habana, Die. 15.-Durante
dos periodos ell once de football
de la Universidad de Miami ma
da pudo hacer contra el team del
Vedado Tennis Club, pero en- el
tercero los visitantes triunfa-
ron, con anotacion de IL por O.
Ell Vedado trat6 desesperada-
mente de anotar en- ell ultimo
cuart0, con Quesada en- ell avan-
ce.
Entire los espectadores figu-
raba ell embajador americana,
Mr.. Guggenheim.
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ell difuntc Sir H. O. D. Grave
mandara 81 Golden Arrow a
231.6 millas por bora, en- 1929
81 tratara de reconquistar la CO.
roma de "rey de la velocidad"'
que una vez ostentara por %
dias.
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=. =

p. r. p
LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
Ia SANGRE Y La TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO r
SOLIDA 7 MUSCULO
Durante 40 amos P. P. p. ha
dado alivio q miles de perso
las que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origen en- la pobreza y debiIi.
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
p6sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuande este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
el sistema recupera 81 condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
70 On usar P. p. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
tevolverle su dinero 81 no que
Ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
Ia primera botella. Tai es Ia fe
lue tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentir& listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil,
cuando puede gozar de buena
,alud, fuerza y felicidad3
C6mprelo hoy.
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SAGGERO
CONTRA KID DIXIE

I'm notable programa ha COM
binado para Ell viernes ell promo
tor Kennedy, del 116 de Artille-
ria.
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do con un parricidio seguido de
asesinato frustrado complicado,
por anadidura, con incendio.
FL substitute guard6 silencio,
y ell juez Sc frot6 las manos con
aire de triunfo.
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John, el agente de policIa, pa
recia preocupado.
Ell senior juez instructor,
/ da permiso para examiner ell
an6nimo?-dijo.
-~Examinadlo. Sabeis que ten
go gran confianza en- vuestra in
teligencia. Ciertos informes re-
dactados por yos. y sobre TODD
81 de L. causa del relojero del
buleVar -Beaumarchais, y en- IA
del tabernero de Tournelles, son
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HOY Sc ABRIRA LA TEN
PORADA DE LUCHAS EN-
FIELD

La temporada de luchas CO.
menzara hoy en- Benjamin Field
bajo la direction del empresa-
rio Ed Douglass, de Miami.
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EN- WEST TAMPA
DE AMBULANCIA: Te;scono Y111e

Telefonos para visitas por el dia: Ybcr City. Y 1458
West Tampa, 3S46. Para !la;n&d2s por Ia nochs.
70 mismo sr Ybor cue en- Wsst tampa, / I4io.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
7wo Killed in Demonstration

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Aug.
30-R-The garrison OF Buenos
Aires was reinforced heavily today
with the arrival Of the eighth reg
iment OF cavalry from Samop Mayo
with full war equipment, a grim
reminder Of the governments deter
mination to guard its position in
the atmosphere Of unrest prevalent
here for several days.
After a night marked by gunfire
in the streets between adherents
OF President Yrigoyen and oppoSi-
ton demonstrators in which two
persons were wounded. the capital
today presented a wartime appear
ance with bodies OF troops station
ed in many parts Of the city.
This was especially true OF the
squares near the presidents house
and the capital. Guards also were
placed at the Cabildo building adj
accent TO government house and
he Barco de Ia Nacion.
The government postoffice and
other public buildings surrounding
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
REPORTS
$500 SPENT

AUSTIN, Tex. Aug. 3o.-(P-
Expense accounts OF Ross 8. Ster-
ling, who won the Democrats NOM
ination for governor and his OPP
ponent. Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson,
were filed to-day with the Secretary
OF State. I.
Sterling reported personal ex-
penses OF Sl,194 and campaign con-
tributions Of 500. his campaign
manager, william Strauss, filed an
account OF s6,9O6 spent. making a
total Of $500.
Mrs. Ferguson's affidavit showed
expenditures totaling S3.112 and
campaign contributions Of S1.S57.
Both reports were complete for
both primaries.
SternngS report included an
explanatory note saying that be-
cause OF certain typographical
errors and certain omissions mad
vertently made, in good faith, it is
now my desire to correct errors
and omissions TO the end that this
final statement shall by a COM
plete report"
r. have not violated either II law
or in spirit any provisions Of the
law governing campaign expend-
itures." he added.
Sterling p. Strong, who lost the
race for Lieutenant Governor 70
Edgar a. Witt, filed a report show
ing expenses Of S716.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
BLACK SHIRT
PROBE OPENED
Georgia Organization Is
Before Jury Because
Of Threats

ATLANTA. Aug. 30.-tF-The
Atlanta Constitution says evidence
that committees Of a newly formed
organization known as the "Ameri-
can Facist Association and order
Of Black Shirts" have demanded
that Atlanta employers discharge
negro labor will be placed before
a federal grand jury converting
September 8.
The newspaper quotes an un-
named official at the federal build
ing as saying his information was
that the committees told the en-
ployers that II the demand were
not complied with trouble might
oe expected.
The new story says stenographlc
reports Of addresses made at meet
ing Of the Black Shirt" organiza-
ton, some OF which have been
highly sensational and incendiary
as TO threats made" will be
presented to the grand jury along
with names Of some Of the bust
ness firms alleged to have been
called on by committees and in
some cases the names Of commit
teeman.
In a petition OF Incorporation
filed in Fulton Superior Court
August 8, but not yet acted upon,
the Black Shirt" organization sets
up. among others. the purpose TO
inculcate and foster IN the minds
Of its members and the public
generally. white supremacy, charity
among its members, obedience to
law and order" and to disseminate
patriotism and loyalty to the gov
eminent Of the United States" and
to assist its members in securing
employment"
Former Mayor Files
The petitioners are r. A. Gordon,
r. S. Gulledge and II. J. Gewinner.
Walter A. Sims. former mayor of
Atlanta, filed the petition as at
torney.
In the current issue OF its weekly
publication. which Is entitled The
Black Shirt" the organization
claims a membership OF $1,000.
In both its petitions for f~ncorpoTt-
ton and newspaper the organiza-
ton uses the spelling Fascist
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30

the plaza had extra heavy soldier
guards.
Demonstrations by adherents Of
President Yrigoyen provoked fight
ing and intermittent firing with
rival factions last night. Two per-
sons. one Of them a high official,
were wounded in two desperate
clashes.
About 5000 Yrigoyenistas In motor
cars and trucks passed through the
principal streets shouting "Vivt
Yrigoyen." When the demonstra-
ton reached the front Of The socia'
club. "Circulo de Armas," an in
dIvidual standing on the sidewalk
fired a pistol into the midst or
the crowd. The demonstrators re-
Piled about six shots being ex-
changed.
Earlier another shooting ARRAY
took place in front Of one of the
Yrigoyenistas political clubs. One
radical. as the political followers
Of the president are known, was
seriously wounded"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Capital City Ready
For Labor Holiday

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-FH
Labor Day celebrations over the
weekend have the capital stage
virtually to themselves for, although
Monday is officially the beginning
Of the social season, highest gov
eminent officials and Washington's
socially prominent people have
elected to remain away.
President Hoover will remain at
his highland camp on the Rapidan
until Labor Day afternoon and Of
the cabinet members only Secretary
Hyde, drought-bound. remained at
his desk today.
The ranking official in Capitol
on the holiday will be Assistant
Secretary Castle Of the State
Department. But Labor Leaders
are present and celebrating. At the
Washington Cathedral, high on
Mount St. Alaban, president Green
will speak tomorrow afternoon, and
officials Of local unions will join
in the memorial obServances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Lions Club Told Of
Mosquito Campaign
(Special 10 The Herald

SAN BENITC. Aug. 3o.-Although
The mosquito situation is still So
rious great deal is being accomplish
ed by the various forces fighting
the insect IN the Valley, said Or.
w. Z. Spivey, head OF the Cameron
county health unit in a talk before
the Lions club at the Stonewall
Jackson Hotel Friday.
A number Of state and county
workers, assisted By a federal tech
nician and railroad man, are at
work on the association and are
receiving the cooperation Of cit
izens. civic organizations and NUM-
cipal governments.
Misses Josephine and Mary
Frances Marchbanks were the en-
te~rtainers for the day. They sang
several songs.
Another batch" OF cubs was
elevated to full Lion rank With
Charles Allison as ringmester. The
cubs SO elevated We're: Cary Col
Inns. Franklin GRIPPE and Ryan Pier
On
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
BUILDING
BIDS SOUGHT
FOR sept. Is
Telephone Company
Home to Cost
$4,000

Announcement was made Satur-
day morning that bids on Rio
Grande Valley Telephone COM
pany's two-story building at Seventh
and Washington. viii be opened In
McAllen. headquarters Of the COM
pany in this section. Oh Sept. IS.
The building Is to cost approx
mately $4,000, according to Z. z
Mockbee, local manager.
Our business In Brownsville has
increased SO rapidly that our pres
ent location has become entirely
too small" Mr.. Mockbee explained
Saturday. The new building will
not only be sufficiently large to
handle the present business, but
will also allow for the inevitable
expansion we anticipate In the near
future"
The new structure will be two
stories in height, and will be con-
structed Of stucco and pressed rock
1t was said. The size will be 80 feet
by rs feet.
Immediately after bids are open
ed and the contract let. work viii
start" Mr.. Mockbee disclosed to-
day. Exactly how long Ii will take
70 complete work on our new home
I don't know, but construction viii
be rushed as much as possible"
Plans have already been made,
the architect being c. E. Overlook,
Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
rs PURCHASE
TICKETS and
- PLEDGED
Will Hegira To
Be Staged Late
In September

Brownsville's proposed trip, to
Monterrey began TO take o the ap-
pearance OF a reality Friday night.
when representatives from Mata-
moros started pouring In reserva-
tons. accompanied by cash for the
trip.
The occasion was the meeting or
civic clubs OF Matamo-os, and cham
Der Of commerce officials TO further
plan the good will trip.
The trip as now planned viii
cover three days. September 26. ~.
and 28. and will be 10 establish clos
err relations with the industrial site
Of northern Mexico.
Brownsviile's business houses are
asked TO send a representative as 10
IS believed that this will be one Of
the most important steps of this
nature w staged by the city.
A special train is being obtained
Tor the occasion, for which IL is
necessary to make 125 reservations.
10 was asked that IL be understood
that the invitation Is open to oall
Brownsville and not 10 the members
only OF the organizations mentioned.
These three days are expected 70
be spent making friends with the
people with whom Ii is expected
Brownsville will be closely connected
with the openings Of the Mexican
roadways and the Valley port. nc is
planned to have a golf tournament
Sunday to bring the raen into closer
relations. Ladies are cordially in
vited to make the trip.
Matamoros. grasping the import
ance Of the proposal, has stepped
forward with "a pledge OF 81 reser-
vstions, twenty-six or which have
already been made.
These twenty-six are DR.. Puma
RHO. wife and daughter; Cen Her
nandez Serrano and wife: r. r.
Garcia and wife: Gen. r. Gonzalez
and wife; r. a. Martinez; r.. R. Yer
dugo and wife; j. C.. Cedillo; =.
Coronado; E. Urtuastegui and wife:
j. Galvan and wife. y. u. Martinez
and wife; r. Munia and wife; "A.
Zarati.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Special Train To
Democrats Meeting

FORT WORTH. Aug. 3o.-CP-
A special train from Fort Worth
to Galveston for delegates to the
state democratic convention has
been arranged, George Kemble,
chairman Of the arrangements
committee, said Saturday. The
special Is designed primarily for
delegates Of Tarrant and other
West Texas counties.
The special train viii leave over
the Santa Re at 10 D. n. Monday,
September 8, arriving in Galveston
at 8 a. m. the next day. All West
Texas delegates r being invited
to ride on the train. Reduced
round trip fare Of 500, exclusive
Of pullman, has already been ar
ranged with ten day limit, Kemble
said. A rate from West Texas
Is also being sought.
The Houston Chamber OF Com
merce has invited the Fort Worth
delegation TO spend the day in the
home city Of Ross 8. Sterling.
democratic gubernatorial nominee,
during or just after the conven-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
TICK FUND
100000 Per Year Asked
OF Texas Solons

FORT WORTH, Aug. 30-lP-
Seeking funds sufficient 20 place a
staff OF inspectors in every tick in
tested county remaining in Texas,
with the expectation that cattle
ticks could be exterminated within
nine months, the live stock sanitary
commission will ask the next legis-
lature TO set aside funds sufficient
to complete the work by 1888, j. a.
Written, chairman. announced yes
terday. He said the appropriations
necessary would be approximately
100000 a year for 1882 and 1888.
This done. he said, there would be
no quarantined territory remaining
in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30

toms house IN Brownsville. They
stopped at a nearby ranch and
Aquiles Olguin said ID would give
him pleasure to ride the horse to
Brownsville for the officers. The
customs officers thanked the ranch
hand for his generosity and de-
parted.
Some three hours later the GUS
toms officers came upon Olguin
and the old bay mare near Tooner-
vile on the Boca Chica road. Also.
the officers say. were six pintS OF
mescal. Whereupon the old bay
mare was seized the second time
for transporting liquor.
She munched grass unconcerned-
ly Saturday In the Federal building
back yard while Torres and Olguin
faced Z. 8. Commissioner X. X.
Goodrich on liquor charges. Torres
was bound over to the grand jury
in $50 bond, while Olguin was
bound over In 500 bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Automobile Theft
Ring Held Broken

DALLAS. Aug. 30-P--Four men
were in jail today and five auto
mobiles stolen near Dallas within
the past two weeks had bee reccv-
cred. The men were said to be
members OF q ring Of automobile
thieves which had operated over
all Of North Texas.
Officers said they expected to re-
cover several other machines and
probably arrest one OF two ad-
ditional persons In q garage here
officers found half a hundred stolen
license plates. These may result in
the clearing up OF numerous other
automobile thefts and additional
operations Of the alleged theft ring,
they said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Three Valley Filters
Make Solo Flights
Especial to The Herald)

tOpCC4dt " 4AC E1C41A1J
HARLINGEN, Aug. 30 With
three students already having made
solo flights at the Valley Flying
School conducted here by Jack
Leon Echols. three more are on the
point OF soloing. II Is reported.
The three students who hare al
ready made plane flights alone re-
quired ar average Of only about six
hours of dual instruction prior to
trying their wings whereas most
tyros require ten.
Ed Balaam soloed Friday morn
ing after only four hours. 20 min
utes and Is seconds Of dual ir-
~struction flight. Weldon r. Healer
first to solo here had six hours. 81
minutes and 20 seconds Of dual in
struction and Milo Dwight Grin
nell, second man. had even hours
and 20 seconds in the air with an
instructor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Street Sign Work
Opens Down Town

Work on erecting street signs I'm
the business section or Brownsville
has started. and 1t Is houed BY city
officials that the work will be
completed within two weeks.
George Hiliyer. city building In
spector. who Is in charge Of the
work. announced that a shipment
or new signs and standards was
being awaited and upon arrival
erection would be rushed TO CON-
pletion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
German Aviator Is
Off to Air Races

BUFFALO, N. ", Aug. 3O.-Fj
Captain Wolfgang Won Gronau
took off in the Transatlantic Fly
ing Dcrnier Wal al 9:40 EST to-
day for the National Air Races at
Chicago. The flying boat was
escorted by Ray Brown who flew
here from Chicago in a guide plane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Statutory Charge
Brings $1,000 Bond

Jesus Silva was bound over TO
the criminal district grand IT, y In
$1,000 bond Saturday morning fol-
lowing a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Fred
Kowalski on charges OF committing
a statutory offense.
Silva al taken In custody By
r. Q. Delaney. deputy sheriff. IN
the vicinity OF Donna where the
offense Is alleged to have taken
place. Silva did not make bond and
was placed In the Cameron county
Jail to await action Of the grand
jury which VIII convene Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Waterman Il Found
With Wound I'm Leg
lSpe IN Cd The Herald.l

NSpc Ia 10. 1ue Heral1-J
HARLINGEN, Aug. 3d. j. NJ.
Zavala, night Waterman at the
Harrington golf course, was found
In the caddy-house with q ound
in his leg. and unconscious from
loss OF blood early Saturday morn
ing.
Indications were that he had been
cleaning his own pistol. which &C
cidentally discharged and wounded
him.
He was found sitting sprawled FRI
his chair with the gun nearby,
which showed to have been tired.
Though considerably weakened
from loss OF blood Zavala was given
a fair chance TO recover by at
tendants at the Valley Baptist hos
pital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Hoover Pondering
Big Building Plans

ORANGE. Virginia, Aug. 30-(F)
Another attack on the unem-
ployment problem was under way
at President HooTer's mountain
camp today IN conferences with
government officials on ways OF
speeding the government program
Of public building construction
Spread out over ten years the
government has a plan OF erecting
buildings costing $3.50. 0O0. 900. Thu
project has been under way three
years and more than $500. 000, 900
already has been appropriated.
Much OF this has not been spent,
however. and the president Is seek
ing now to determine how much
may be expended next year to
furnish employment to as many as
possible without undue stretching
OF the budget.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-30
Boxer Is Killed
When Knocked Down

O~CONOMOWOC. Wis, Aug. 80
Fp-Dean Spaulding. %. White Wa
ter boxer. died In a HOSPITAL today
OF a fractured skull suffered when
his head hit the floor after being
knocked out by Davie Maier, Mil
waukee light heavyweight, in a
training bout.
The state boxing commission or
dered an INVESTIGATION and Coroner
John NJ. Schaeffel an inquest. Maier
was not held but viii be asked "a
appear at the inquest, date OF which
was not fixed.