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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

Assn. $4,000 Lot I, Block 1e1,
Edinburg.
American Land Co. Of Texas to
G. w. Stephens, ct ux 100000 N.
10 &C. Of S. 9.67 &C. Block 2, Cur
~ No. 2.
Nick Doffing Co. to Herbert Still
lings. ct Tx s2806.0o S. Alb &C. Lot
SO, Nick Doffing Subd. No. 1.
Nick Doffing Co. to Herbert Still
lings, ct ux N. rs &C. Lot 80, Dof-
fling Subd No. /.
Elsa Townsite Co. to Harry L.
Seay s65O.Oo Lot %. Block SIS, Elsa
Townsite.
The Al Parker Securities Co. OF
Grace Watson Duckwall $1,000 s.
20 &C. Farm Tract g.. West Tract.
A. T. Parker TO Grace Watson
Duckwall $1,000 ". 20 &C. Farm
Tract 5. West Tract.
Valley Bldg. e. Loan Assn. to
Helen banks $1,000 Lot 2. Block 4,
Milmor Addn. 10 McAllen.
w. L. Lipscomb to Faysville &
Electric Gin Co. $1,000 Lots 20, 81,
p & %. Block II, Faysville.
John II. Shary to E. +. Camp
$4,000 N. 4 &C. of S. "a &C. Lot a.
!. West Addn. TO Sharyland.
r. c. Sims. ct ux to j. r. Gallo
way s35oO.O0 VIZ Farm Tract $40,
West Tract.
V. NJ. Suthphen 10 Matte Z.
Gupton $1,000 Lots Is g. IS, Block
36. Hargill.
(. j. Walker, ct ux to Hidalgo
County Water Control & Imp.
Dist. No. 6.
A. L. Martinez. ct ux TO Gilbert
v. HaSs $1,000 Lot 8. LOCK /,
Nelson Addn. 70 McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Cameron Courts
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co.
CAMERON COUNTY

FURNISHED by NaIley ABSTRACT Co..
CAMERON COUNTY
Mabel c. Emerson, S. II. Emerson,
Jr., to A. L. Benoist. A. z. Benoist;
Lot 3, block s. Benoist Addn, Har-
lingen; 1000 etc.
Lafayette r. Anderson, Lula Z.
Anderson to r. z. l.. Stout. Lots >,
6. block 70, Townsite Harrington;
5000 etc.
Al and lloyd Parker. Inc, TO G.
II. Kienzle. Carl c. Kienzle, Henry
Kienzle: Block 38. cont. 25.47 &C.
Soils sub. S11, 461. so.
John X. Selover Flora Selover to
Rio Grande Properties, Inc; Lot s.
B Acacia Lake Gardens. sl.0O etc.
Floyd s. Brooks TO Rio Grande
Properties. Inc; Lots 45. A. As, Aca-
cia Lake Gardens; $1,000 etc.
Rio Grande Properties, Inc, TO
John K. Selover. Flora Selover:
-Four acres adjoining block 50. in lot
81. Acacia Lake Gardens. S1.00 etc.
Rio Grande Properties, Inc. 70
Mary Murdoch Brooks; Lot 43.
Acacia Lake Cdns. 800 etc.
Rio Grande Prop. Inc. to Gervas
L. Cornell. Minnie L. Cornell; Lot
A. Acacia Lake Gardens; SO. etc.
Rio Grande Properties Inc. 70 J.
Ernest Thurston. Lavinia Thurs
ton: Lot or blk. IS. Acacia Lake
Gardens $1,000 etc.
Fausto Gutierrez. 70 Santiago
Espinosa; Lot 3. block 1l2. Browns
vile.
Manuel Garcia 70 Santiago Es-
pinosa; Lot 3, block PIP. Browns
vile.
H. e. Hvistendahl. Mrs. II. E.
Hvistendahl to Juan Sanchez; Lot
II, blk. 10. Hvistendahl Sub. Santa
Rosa: $4,000.
W. @. Mathes. to Canuto Cara;
Lot II, blk. 4. COLOMBIA Alta Vista
Addn. Brownsville: s395O0.
J c. and Gertrude Stuesser TO
G. NJ. Bertz: Blks. 5, 6. 7. Dana
Sub. 800. etc.
r. q. SchlintZ. John II. Schlintz.
TO c. M. Bertz; Blk. II, Dana Sub.
5000 etc.
A. M. Kern. L. A Kern 10 c. NJ
Bertz: North 24O1 &C, blk. %.
Dana Shb.; $40. etc.
Gustave Kabitzke. ct TX. c. NJ.
Rertz: Blk. l6, II, Dana Sub:
500 etc.
William C. Roland. Gertrude NJ.
Roland 70 Port Isabel Co.: Lot 20.
block AZ. Port Isabel: sl.0o etc.
VIM. G. Bartlett. Myrtle Bartlett.
70 Port Isabel IrTig. Co: block SO,
Ravv.ew Citrus Groves; si.O0 etc.
Pert Isabel Irrig. Co. TO VIM.
G. Fartlett. Myrtle NJ. Bartlett;
block 3S. Bayview Citrus Groves:
s6750o0.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. 70 w. NJ.
bartlett. Myrtle NJ. Bartlett: blk.
Sc. Bayview Citrus Groves: $4,000.
Port Isabel Co. 70 Agar & Gentry
Lots "A block II. Port Isabel;
si450n0.
Port Isabel Co. TO Agar & Gentry
Lots 3. and ga block n, Port
Isabel: sl350.O0.
james Dickinson Farm Mtge. Co.
70 A. ID. Dickinson. Jr.. Tract 20.
Position Share 10; $1,000 etc.
w. r. RAM. Jr. Anna Belle G.
Penn. % Lula G.. Dick: block l.
Wehreyer Sub. $1,000 etc.
port Isabel Irrig. Co. TO P. j.
rir: 1855 &C. block q. Bavside
IT, CO. Rox Ranch: s1o24622.
20 " woodford 20 stella Perl:
=. :. Blvd. Heights Addn. San
Rcn:to $1,000 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
San Benito Kiwar;s
Ballots Mailed Out

SAN BENITO, Nov. l5.-Ballots
f0r nomination OF a Kiwanis club
~fficers have been sent out BY
Z. S. WHITE. chairman of the com
mittee in charge. A club roster and
present officers are given In order
to help the members make their
choice for new officers.
V. n. Mertz. president Is The
only n not eligible for office be-
cause he automatically becomes 2
MEMBER of the board ~ directors
Votes will be counted Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Open House To Plan
Christmas SHOPPING

Especial 70 The Herald.)
SAN BENITO. Nov. l5-A repe-
tition Of the open house with which
early Christmas shopping was slim
ulated last year has been decided
upon by the Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION which has appointed a
committee composed of Clarence
Gist, Fred Paschal. Fritz Edwards
and r. j. Rankin to work on the
matter.
The r. NJ. A. set Dec. 4 as the
date for the open house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

There are more than 5.34e. 755
wage Garner employed in all man.
u~facturing industries In the United
States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
HIDALGO COUNTY

Frank B. Lloyd. Sub. TT. TO
Interstate Fidelity Bldg. & Loan
Assn $4,000 Lot.s. block 5. Col
lere Heights Addn. to McAllen.
Frank B. Lloyds. Trustee to
Inter State Fidelity Bldg. & Loan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

The river Jordan Is about 200
miles long and varies In width
from 100 to 200 feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

The U. S. Bureau OF Mines has
four helium wells near Amarillo.
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
TOday's Radio Features
1860
Knocycles

KWWG PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY MORNING
II: IL :0oAChurch services from the First Presbyterian church In
Brownsville by remote control. Rev. Emmett Z. Day, pastor.
IL: 90 II 30-Studo program of classical music.
KWWG PROGRAM FOR MONDAY MORNING
10:o0-lo:30-Organ concert by remote control from the Capitol the
atre, Paul Kennard at the console of the Klgen organ.
10:3011 :00-Studio program Of semi-classcal music.
1:00-11:02-Announcement of The Multivider co.
1l:o2-1l:l5-Program Of popular selections.
11:15-11:17-Tfme service by the Aldrfdge-Kimmen Co.
1l:i7-l1:25-Popular program continued.
11:25-11; 29-Announcement Of the Kalo Co Of Quincy. Illinois.
11:29-lI:45-The Edison Shop presents Gus" the worlds worst
pianist.
l1:45-l1 :46-Tme service through courtesy of the Dairy Products Co
1l:46-ll:55-Popular program continued.
11:55-l1:59-Weather and river forecast.
Il: 59-l2:00-Times service through courtesy of Star Pharmacy, McAnen
Putnam patriot., 1930-12-24
RHODES SCHOLAR WILL
 co TO OXFORD IN FALL
Geo. (. Holt is. Like His Father, \ Student of International Relations

George Chandler Holt, senior at Rollins College. Winter Park, Flor ida. who, as stated in The Patriot last week. has been appointed 10 a Rhodes Scholarship from Florida Tor next year, is, like his father, Presl- dent Hamilton Holt of Rollins Col lege. IA student of international rela- tinn. During the past term he has been conducting a course in inter national relations at Rollins.
 Young Holt. who was selected by a committee in Atlantic last week as one of four successful candidates among twelve representing the third district, is twenty-two year old. He was born in New York City and was A student at Taft School in Water bury. Conn, before enrolling at koi- lns in i926-1927. After studying for two years at Rollins, young Holt went to Geneva, Switzerland, where he took courses for a year in the Post Graduate School of Internation- al Relations at the University of Geneva, serving, at the same time. as A guide at the League of Nations
 He returned Rollins in the year of 1929-1930 to complete his junior and senior years work. As a Rol- lins undergraduate Holt has been active :n the affairs of the lnterna- tional Relations Club, the Liberal Club. and the Rollins Little Theatre Workshop. He expects to go to Eng land early in the Fall to take up his scholarship at Oxford.
Putnam patriot., 1930-12-24
P. Fl. s. OUTPLAYS
 EAST PROVIDENCE
Ferme. Coseh's Quintet Not Fast
 Enough for Noyesmen

Otho Smith, former Putnam High School coach, now athletic director at East Providence High School, vis;ted here Friday night with a quintet of Rhodes Island hoopsters to meet the Putnam High basketball team. Reports of the speed and cleverness of the visiting team made the local boys enter the game with the thought that their opponents would take home the honors. At the close of the first aueiter. with Put nam on the long end of a 4-3 score, the team, as we'll as the spectators, knew that the game promised to be a fast and close tilt. At half time East Providence was tagging behind in an i2-S score. The Rhode Island boys using the man-to-man defense formed strong wall that was not easily broken by the Noyesmen. Oe- occasionally Ross. lanky center, broke through and tossed the ball through the hoop. Throughout the first half Ross was individual star and high scorer. but in the last periods Cac- ciapuoti. warmed up at his new pos ition at forward, gave him plenty of competition for the honors. AS the periods went on The Smithsonians dropped farther and farther behind so. as the final whistle sounded. the score was 32-20 in favor of the home team.
 Tho sfst,.naarvs
Putnam patriot., 1930-12-24
EAST pRovIDENCE
CAROL SINGERS
 WARMLY WELCOMED
Ten Groups Cover City.--Substsntisl Sum Realized for Use Among
 Needy

The singing of Christmas carols by pupils of the Putnam High school, Sunday evening. proved a delightful success. People in all parts of the city put lighted candles in the win dow signifyine that they wished the carolers to stop. In many instances they wehe invited in and served with refreshments. A substantial sum was realized. This is to be used for helping needy families in Put nam.
 Approximately A hundred singers took part. They were divided into ten groups Those who had to 20 to more distant parts of the city were transported in automobiles. The carol singing was under the super. vision of the Student Counsel assist ed by Principal F.. L. Robinson.
Putnam patriot., 1930-12-24
SLEEP ON RIGHT SIDE
 BEST FOR YOUR HEART

If you toss in bed all night and can't sleep on right side, try simple glycerin. saline, etc. (Adlerika). Just ONE dose relieves stomach GAS pressing on heart so you sleep sound all night. Unlike other medicine, Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing poisons you never knew were there. Relieves con- situation in ? hoursl Let Adlerika cleanse your stomach and bowels and see how good you feell-J. J. Dupre, Druggist.
Putnam patriot., 1930-12-24
Obituaries
lame, A. MsGarrr. Jr.

James 4. McGary. Jr.. of Pom fret street, died in hospital in Bos- ton late Sunday afternoon. The body was brought to Putnam and a funeral service was held at the home followed by solemn high mass of requiem in St. Mary's church this morning at nine o'clock. Rev. U. O. Beslerose was celebrant assisted by Fathers Casey and Normand. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Mir. McGarry was born in Putnam, son of Mir. and Mrs. James A. Me Garry, July 20, 1887. After finish ing his education he became an in- suranee agent, later becoming a tex tile operative. He was last employ ed in the mill of the Putnam Woolen Company.
 Besides his father Mir. McGarry is survived by brother, Bernard Mc. Garry of Putnam, sister Miss Rose McGarry of this city. and a sister Mrs. J. R. Elliott of Dover, Della. ware.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
SPLENDID START
IS GIVEN new
FARM CENTER

Mesquite Lake farm cent.
was added to the growing list OF
center, in the county last niIat,
when at a meeting OF farmers in that
district, held in the Rose schao.,
such an organization WAS effected.
J. II. Butler was elected director,
Myrle HartsocE, aite.na-t. and O..
' Cox. secretary-tgea>uret Win
= nucleus Of &3o members present
last night, thi, promises 10 be OH.
OF the most active or tie coGl..,
groups.
\ splendid program was presented
i'll conjunction with the organiza'
tion meeting. = l.. Robinson. pr1s.-
GCnt of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau, presided and gave talk
on the activities Of tie tarm bure@u
a.. did Scott T. Foulds, sccret4:A-
MANAGE.
Frank Bey>cllag, farm adyj>o-
spoke on the relationship If tLc-eN
tension service OF the University Of
California with The farm bvreau. Al
interesting discussions of tire ament-
iaents to be voted upon in neNt
Tuesday : election was given by :.
l.. McCrory, concluding than part If
the PROGRAM.
Mrs. II. :. Capson and Mrs. Mar
garet Rau gave some delightful va-
cal numbers and Mrs. Fern Hartz 1
vgs heard 10 advantage ia pialg
number. Refreshments were served
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
CAMPAIGN WAKES
EXTREMELY HOT
IN CLOSING DAYS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. U.P)-
!'hc congressional campaigns, enter
ING their final phases, struck u
quickened pace today with speeches,
statements and charges coming
from the contending parties IN in
crcasing number.
Added to the material issued by
TIE Republican and Democratic ma
ttonal committees were statements
~ heads of the dry and wet movc-
mcnts.
The Republican radio campaign,
carried on last night in = speech by
Secretary of War Hurley, will be
continued tonight with a speech by
Senator James Watson of Indiana.
Republican floor leader.
Hurley, charging the Democratic
rarity with deliberate ohstructioniSt
methods, urged support of the lloov.
cr administration which, he said.
.'ould bring a return of prosperity,
'deSpite the efforts of the Demo
Gratis to exaggeratc economic con
ditionS.
Secretary of Treasury Mellon re-
plving To one attack, WAS charged
III another with making statements
ut variance with President llooTer :
views.
Mellon issued statement deny
;ng the charge of Representative
Garner OF Texas, Democratic floor
leader. that tax refunds wrr, die
tatcd by politics. Mellon said :hat
most ct the refunds were the .,suIt
of codrt decisions over which the
I ,esurl has no control and thai = it
Ia note that the treas
ury has collected far more in back
l1Ncs than il has paid out iii re.
funds.
The new attack upon Mellon was
by Chairman Jouctt Shousc Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
COOLIDGE MAKES
RADIO TALK FOR
TWO CANDIDATES

~N2I\cFlELr, Nas>- uct. st.
,UT. #h tai,ra' and state govern
u,uts "lr ~ ~ Way responsible for
earrat business depression, former
rr.>uor. Calvin Coolidge declared
IN faala address las, night.
CooHdge, making his Sole speech
a. tie present campaign, urged eIet-
sion ct -uMe. Senator William NJ.
Butlri...l Governor FraaE g. Allen.
Hriuaacea senatorial and eubema
,.r.a. nominees respectively IN Mas
,acbu>atts
Tn, former President said he
kucw of uothlu& "whch The federal
p' state governments have iaIlcd to
eo which either wa&.& nave prevent
III tLt depression eI Hew would caaS>
healthy revival Of business.
Specifically concerning the ua.
t.oua. goypunout hc st5,cj that If
thcrs.4aS any action that ,agld have
ttgu tahoH ay tng government of the
United Nta:e, which would have
prevented tag t.5Gble ;Hat ha, arisen
III Oyer tAe world ua one YET mas
e.l.tsut.uglv stated il.
Ne government worthy of conf
aeure' undertakes to guarantee
prosperity. Coolidge said such a
government -an, howeFer he added,
>. t.saUa. wise measures promoting
>euWisE and peace accompanied by
ea,aaahle taxation. greatly cncorr,
2r FIJI kinds II business. such q
.a..E tiL. make business better
when t.m.. are good ANA prevent
il trum being worse when times are
EuL-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

TIME late Henry T. Huntington gave
in trust for the people. the great
Huntington Library and Ant Gallery,
and created a trust fund for its support
as "a free Public Library, Art Gallery.
Museum and Park for the advancement
Of learning, and to promote the public
welfare
Il IS a library Of librarics-a coiIec-
ton Of collections. It comprises l.oOUD
separate titles Of printed books and
about 10000 manuscript. 1t contains
the yellum Gutenberg Bible, 4 remark
able Shakespeare collection and more
than $500 titles Of books printed on
movable type before the year 1901.
1t contains. among Other treasuree, the
Cainsborouph Blue Boy'; Reynold.
"Taqic Niue; and Bomneys Lady
Hamilton
A. 5. VI. Rosenbaoh, probably the
greatest living authority, says-
Mr. Henry F. Huntington
vas the create, collector Of books
the world has ever known. The
library viii be the Mecca Of slu.
dents for al time
The California LEGISLATURE placed on
the ballot for the coming elections
Proposilion No. I5) a Constitutional
amendment to Tree this property from 1.
freed some years ago, but added the sal
J. In
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Legion Head Asks
Aid For Work ers

OMAHA. Neh.. Oet. 81. lU.P}-
Ralph +. O'Neil. making aere hi
first principal address siHee his
election as national commander ot
the American Legion, las &ppealeG
- 1000 Legiomaircs u +iHj tbdt
many 5ebs sr- unemployed WAY vet
Grams.
lie urged the 10000 posts Of the
Legion L. begin construction Of post
homes or some ot1or Hecjcd build
Ing that wiz provide 49,. ami
;3iDd that 4.one posts replying -
Il qGe>tionnaire. hape estimated
fHev w.I sp.nd .1o,l9aooo at once
in construction.
4 Legion unemployment commits
sion. headed hV Past Conmauder
Howard P. savage of Chicago, has
been created aad VIII start it>
work at once, o 'Ncu announced
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Ey crossing tha Black Morocco
grape with Thompson scedIcss, F.
II. Cobb. Eisalia, Tularc county
claims TO lave seedlcs, Meroaen
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

democratic executive committee,
Shouse took exception to Melons
radio speech in which the secretary
sand that deprcssions aiwa"s I How
over expansion, regardless of
what political party is in power. "
THE eminent men of the Rrpub-
fcan party ought tc get together,
said Shousc, asserting that the 1920
Republican party platform blamed
The economic situation then to "un.
scund rolicics OF Democrats,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

I'll the close or the evening 80 Ch'
Go persons iu attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Local WOman's
Brother Dies

Tile nauF friend, q Mrs.. =. /.
Ua..s OF this city viii regret 70
.-aru OF the death of her brother.
". II. Carter ot seattle, Wash.
News Of his passing was received
LIS morning bv Mrs. Davis, the
telegram stating that the funeral
service ,eiII be in Seattle tomorrow.
lie /, survived hv his widow. mar
ted daughter living il Seattle, and
8 >ea, III Hollywood. a> wen IS bv
Ms Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Mrs. Robert Moulton, Mount Yer
non, Washington, reports pullct
1nat laid an egg with three yolks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31


ago. added safeguard that the legislature revoke
This amendment specifically endorsed by the Cl
Tzpsyers Association the Vi the Noe Yes
Compliments
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES ASSOCIATION
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Oil City Menaced
By Wild Well
(Continuod from page y

after it was opened for production
and flowed 35o barrels of oil i'm ejGa
minutes Sand car an connections
on the test.
Fire department Officials said tua,
spark from an exhaust might ~
njtc the gas clouds and start 4 con-
tlagration that would sweep th"
southeast part of the eiry already
soaked with oil.
The production cs..mate~ oH Ill"
hinge gusher which IS located seven
miles northwos, ot the famous
''Wii3 Mary, showed THAT f. was
q greater wei than the I&ttcr ln
40 minutes il flowed 5000 barrels o'
oil in tanks. This flow Is AT tA.
rate OF 10000 barrels daily. Gas
volume was estimated at 65o2ooo0
gub.c feet daily.
Veteran on Joo
Fred Morgan. veteran oil man and
operator Of the well. WAS out on III,
location today lie wore >lickcr
and heavy boots and r!odaed about
in tie oil Siu,h with a4> reu~laboot>.
Ne one is going T. take a HjsSyr
chance than I vii, "5th -ai> well.
be- said
Il. Q. Anderson. company super
intcndent, said tina, The blow cut
VAS ana, oidaa'e.
We had all the usual heaV,
equipment to handle and expected
flow or 5000 barrels. Ehcn IT.
camr in fer loS,ooo barrels. il aa~
pi~t too Ing and broke loose.
The crew OF ~ men uudyr Mon
san's personal direction started
clearing debris from the derrick aud
attempted to clear the wrecked eel
lar. They admitted there was no
chance OF curbing tile flow urtil a
ponderous device known in field par
lance as Il "CAristmas tree, could
be east in 4 boundary
This device, similar t. that which
stopped the ''Wild Mary Nudih
gushcr, viii bc Fitted over TIA. 81,
ing head ana screwed down when
alternate valves >hut ort ,bc Flow
by degrees.