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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
HOSPITAL
PLANS VOTED
Matamoros Institution to Be
Started at Early
Date

The committee Of Beneficencia
|fublica Of Matamoros, public We'll
flare society held a meeting last
might In the city hall. The members
Eof the committee are Guillermo
Shears, ST. Rafael Munguia. DR.. NJ.
II. Rodriguez Braida, Francisco
|Mendoza and Isauro Moya.
A committee was appointed TO
book after the work Of the hospital
|project. Four thousand pesos are
available for the starting Of the new
hospital, 1t was announced last
might. Also several Matamoros citi-
zens agreed to furnish four thou
Esand more pesos for its construc-
.tion. Permission from the civil au-
|thorities was also given the COM
knittee TO uan the material from
ehe old civil hospital. now In ruins,
for the construction Of the new
hospital.
The new hospital will be located
at the end of Fourth street near
'the outskirts Of the city, on the San
Fernando road. According to physi-
clans. II is an ideal location for a
hospital. since It is on a high place
and away from the noise OF the
city.
Members OF the committee who
were appointed to gather funds for
khe new hospital are: DR.. Alfredo
Pumarejo, DIR. joaquin Galvan. Sr,
Manuel Argueta. Simon and Roberto
Garcia and Julio Galvan.
Several "fiestas" are planned. the
proceeds to be used for finishing the
hospital. Work on the building Will
start Immediately and will be Il
nished in six months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Alleged S~mugglers
Of Laborers Held

Four immigration inspectors sur
prised a party of four alleged
smugglers and six men near "El
Soliseno" ranch and captured the
group yesterday. The immigration
men laid in wait, and when the
men had entered a boat TO cross
the Rio Grande, ordered them to
halt and come back to shore. The
men surrendered and as a result.
Eduardo Pena and Raul Mora are
in the Matamoros jail held on
charges Of attempting TO smuggle
Mexican laborers into the United
States.
Two Of the men taken were set
free. as well Gs those that they are
said to have attempted to smuggle
across. A launch and a horse were
confiscated. This is the second at
tempt OF It's kind made in the
vicinity Of Matamoros during the
past two weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Society to Observe
124th Anniversary

The Brownsville JuareZ society
will celebrate the l24th anniversary
OF Benito Juarez with a program
tonight at the lodge hall on JET
ferson street between Fourth and
Fifth.
The chief speech OF the evening
will be delivered by J. T. Canales,
Brownsville barPister. following Jua-
req autobiography delivered by Vice
President +. G. Fernandez.
Entertainment numbers are 10 be
presented also.
The program will get under way
at $50 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
City Briefs

Observation-Disclosures was given
DR.. w. N. Spohn In the county
court at law Friday in his suit on
promissory note against II. J.
Stockton, ct al.
Demand val-Rub when buying
your rubbing alcohol. Manufactured
by Delta Laboratory, Brownsville.
For sale at all drug stores. Adv.
Visits Here.-L. A. Eberhart, vice
president Of the Hartwell Supply
company, Of TT. Worth, Is a bust
ness visitor in the Valley.
III You are In need Of d perma-
nent, call the Mary-Pat Beauty
Shop, phone 1872. about our Ma
tural Croquignole Wave. Adv. q.
Special $500 Permanents, any
style. next week. Given at your
convenience. Rose Beauty Shop, HOS
Elizabeth St.-Adv. %.
Office M0ved-John Hunter, rep
resentative Of Frigidaire In Browns
vile, has moved his office from
Batsell-Wells store to the Ideal
Beauty shop site. 1851 Elizabeth
street.
Character Reader-Gives a scien-
tific analysis Of your life. ! have
helped thousands. Why not youl
Mary Atkisson. Palm Hotel, Harlin-
gen, Texas. Adv. "a
In the Cara Hardware advertise
ment in yesterdays Herald the ad-
dress was given as $50 Elizabeth
street. This was a proof readers
error. The address Is $50 Eleventh
street.
Haircuts, shampoos, facials, man
icures. permanents. and finger wave:
at Amaya's Beauty Shop, Phone
874J. Adv. q
Special Summer Rates. - Boarc
and room. $3.50 per month. Althes
Tea Shop, Cameron Hotel. Adv. n
On Visit.-Harris Alexander Of
San Antonio, former owner OF the
Alexander Tire store here, was In
Brownsville Friday on business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Kentuckians Leave
Valley After Visit

DR.. Carl Weidner and daughter
Of Louisville, Ky. left Brownsville
Thursday night returning home
after a two months visit in the
Valley.
While here DR.. Weidner, a wealthy
physician. purchased 10 acres OF
Valley land on the Boca Chica road,
which he plans to develop in citrus.
Both DR.. Weidner and his daugh-
ter were favorably impressed with
Brownsville and this section. They
plan to return later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Smuggling Ring Is
Broken bv Arrests

LOS ANGELES, March 21%Rl-
Federal immigration agents an
nounced today they had arrested
two airplane pilots and two alleged
receivers OF smuggled aliens and
seized a tri-motored transport air
plane. thereby breaking up what
they believe to have been a wide
spread ring of alien smugglers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Michigan Tourists
Leave for North

Rcllin v. Hurd, and his wife. Of
Detroit, Michigan. left Brownsville
Thursday night for the north, after
having spent approximately two
months in the Valley. making
Brownsville their headquarters.
! Mr.. Hurd is a wealthy retired
business man. and vas f~avorably
Impressed with the section and
blans to winter here again next
year.
While in the Valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurd toured northern Mexico
making a side-trip to Mexico City.
Mr.. Hurd was in Brownsville Is
Eears ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Officials Invited
To Road Opening

A delegation from Brownsville
will attend the celebration to be
held at Jiminez April 1918 to
inaugurate the opening Of the
Victoria stretch of high
way between Victoria TO Villa, @.
c. Richardson, secretary Of the 10
cal chamber Of commerce said
Friday morning.
A letter from Jose r. Puente, pre-
sident of the festijoS committee,
was received here today carrying
the invitation. An elaborate pro-
gram Is contemplated, it was ex-
planned.
"As yet We do not know definitely
who is going from here. but it is
certain thai Brownsville will be
represented" Mr.. Richardson said.
Directors c. the board may at
tend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Bride Is Shot Few
Hours After Wedding

SHREVEPORT, La, March 21.-
Authorities today conducted a rigid
examination into the death last
night of pretty Elizabeth Bowen
Delotte, 81, a few hours after her
marriage TO Roy Delotte.
The young bride was married yes
terday afternoon, and last night was
found In bed with a bullet wound
through the head. A pistol lay be-
side her.
Delotte, who police said was in
toxicated and could not be reused
on their arrival. was taken in Gus
tody pending investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Two Aviators Burn
To Death I'm Fall

SUGAR CITY, Colo, March IL
R-Two men were burned TO death
near here today when their air
plane crashed in landing and caught
fire.
The plane was piloted by II. Ray
~Sindeisen, IS, and carried Harry
Abel, As. Both were burned to
death before assistance could reach
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Rewards Are Offered
For Escaped Pair

AMARILLO. Tex, March 21.-R
Two rewards Of 500 each for
their capture spurred onnthe hunt
today for Jack Green and Hard
Boiled Smith. who escaped from jail
here yesterday.
The men sawed through two jack
cts of steel which permitted work.
ing a combination on a cell door. A
third prisoner, held on a murder
charge. remained in the cell.
Green was awaiting trial on char
ges or robbery and assault. and
Smith was held on a narcotic
charge from Gray county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Gilmore's Widow
Is Dead in Austin

AUSTIN. March 2l.-LP- Mrs.
Lena McKain Gilmore, widow OF
Clarence Z. Gilmore. late chairman
Of the railroad commission. died
here today. Mr.. Gilmore died in San
Antonio on October 10. Mrs. Gil
more's BODY will be taken to Wills
Point, where it will be buried Sun
day beside the grave OF Mr. Gilmore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Yates Speaker For
Pharr Rotary Meet

PHARR, March 2l-H. L. Yates
Of Brownsville, prominent attorney
and citizen Of that city, was the
principal speaker at the regular
weekly meeting Of the Pharr XII
wants club, when he very ably dis
cussed the status of the deep water
project for the Valley. Mr.. Yates
spoke assuringly OF the port and
told the many benefits which would
accrue to the Valley as a whole by
virtue OF its existence. The people
OF the upper end of the Rio Grande
Valley appreciate the Importance
Of the deep water project and are
vitality interested in its entire sue
cess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Tickets Sold Here
For Reynosa Polo

The first international polo game
to be played on the border will be
staged Saturday afternoon at 3 p.
IN. at Reynosa between the Kelly
field flyers, southwest Texas cham
pions, and Mexico's select army
team.
Interest IS aroused in Hidalgo
county, and the game to be played
on the Reynosa field is expected
to attract a large group OF specta-
tors.
Officials managing the game ar
rived in Brownsville Friday to sell
and distribute tickets
The proceeds are TO 60 towards
the Reynosa- Monterrey highway
fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
WHEAT

CHICAGO, March 2l-F-brlsk
new upturns Of wheat values here
took place early today, influenced
by sharp advances at Liverpool and
Buenos Aires.
Opening 10 to 1874 up, Chicago
wheat futures scored additional
gains later. Corn, oats and prov
isions went higher also. with corn
starting at 1-S to 21-8 rise, ana
afterwards steadying at about 5-4
cent general advance compared with
Yesterdays finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Golfers Leave For
Monterrey Tourney

A group Of some 10 or II Browns
Vile golfers were preparing Friday
to make a trip to Monterrey Satur-
day to participate in a challenge
tournament between the two cities.
Some OF the Brownsville minister's
will make the trip by aeroplane,
while others are going in auto
mobiles.
The tournament will be played
Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Lasater Rites To
Be I'm San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO. March 21-P)-
Funeral services for Ed Lasater,
South Texas ranchman, who died
at Ardmore, Okla, yesterday. prob
ably will be held from the family
home hare Sunday. Definite ar
engagements were delayed pending
arrival Of a son, Thomas Lasater,
attending Princeton University.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
FT. WORTH E

FORT WORTH. March 2l-P1-
GU. S. D. Aj-Hogs: 800; rail 15c
higher: truck steady; top $3.50;
bulk rail 9.40-965; truck 8.50-8.05.
Cattle and Calves: 800: she stock
strong to Csc higher; other classes
fully steady; strong weight ted
steers 1925: yearlings up TO l2.oO;
few COWS up to IT'S; heavy slaugh-
ter calves 1850.
Sheep: 800; steady to CSC lower;
lambs. yearlings and wethers 500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Big Parade Opens
R~ayrnondville Fiesta

RAYMONDvILLE, March 2l-A
big parade opened Raymondville'a
annual Onion Fiesta this morning
at 10 o'clock ana started events for
a fast-moving program. Miss Sam
ME Lee Kinser Is 20 be crowned
queen Of the fiesta this afternoon
with an elaborate court ceremony.
Carnival attractions and q first
class rodeo and q number OF 9TH
er interesting events are scheduled
for the entertainment OF Valley
visitors attending the fiesta, which
Is sponsored by the American
Legion post or Raymondville. a
number OF state legion officers are
To be present during the fete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Deputy Injured In
Accident Improves
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to The Herald.)
HARLINGEN, March 21-Deputy
Sheriff Ernesto Yznaga, who suf-
fered a broken collar bone in q
traffic accident on Dead Mans
curve recently. is reported as i'm
proving rapidly.
Yznaga was taking a prisoner
from the Edinburg jail to Browns
vile at the time Of the accident.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
RITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. March 21-R-But-
ter easy; creamery extras 38 l-2i
Standards 381-4: extra firsts 37l-2
TO SO; firsts "a to 361-2; seconds
1872 10.
Eggs steady: extra first 25l-2 TO
DC: graded first 241-2; ordinary
firsts 1924: storage packed firsts
26 l-2; storage packed extras 1854.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
\. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, March Il. -R)-
Cotton opened steady at an advance
of u points to a decline OF l point
with near months relatively firm on
buying probably influenced by hign-
or cables. Business was only moder-
ately active. and fluctuations were
rather irregular as advances seemed
TO meet further realizing. offerings
were comparatively light. however
and were we'll enough taken on set
backs of 6 or 8 points TO give the
market a steady undertone with
prices at the end Of the first hall
hour ruling about net unchanged 10
8 points higher.
The market firmed up during the
morning on trade buying OF OLD
crop months supposed to include
price fixing and further covering or
commissi-1 house buying OF later
deliveries. Prices made new higns
with Nav selling up to 1873 and
new october to 15.49. or about u 70
rs points net higher. The market
was quiet at midday with prices ,
or s points off from the best.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
Jake Shakes Cases
Spread Into Texas

LUBBOCK. March 21@P-Phy-
sicians here today watched two cases
Of partial paralysis in which the
physicians said the symptoms Of
victims correspond to those describ-
ed in reports from other parts Of the
country, with the drinking of JAM
aica ginger investigated as q prob
able cause. One Of the afflicted
men admitted he drank about three
bottles of lake" daily until the
first cases were reported some weeks
ago.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2i-LP)
AS the number Of cases Of partial
paralysis believed by Kentucky Of
ficers and physicians to have been
caused by drinking adulterated Jam
aica ginger mounted today to $50
or more. hopes for a scientific diag-
nosis Of the pulling malady CEN
tered here.
Several OF the victims are 10 be
brought TO the Louisville City hos
pital Immediately and will be iso-
lated for medical and neurological
investigation. Meanwhile samples
Of the Jake" as the widely distrib-
uted mixture is called, are being
analysed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS


NEW YORK, March 21.-tF-The
stock market was generally strong
at the opening today. American
Telephone, Union Carbide and Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas each rose
about a point to new highs for the
year, Columbia gas and American
tobacco B gained as much, and U.
S. Steel, American can. P~ennsylva-
mia. A. NJ. Byers and Electric Auto
Lite mounted = to y. National
Cash Register, however, was again
under pressure, opening with a block
OF $500 shares at 70, off 2 points and
a new 1890 low. New Haven sagged
II and American Smelling q.
The market headed upward under
the leadership Of the Public Utili-
ties. American Telephone, expected
to offer valuable stock purchase
rights within the next few months.
ran up nearly four points to a new
high before the end Of the first
half hour.
Motors continued to attract spec
ulative attention. with Chrysler the
early favorite. A good demand also
was noted in early trading for such
stocks as American Can, Johns
Manville. Westinghouse Electric and
A. M. Byers.
John Morrell broke 4 points, Ma
tional Cash Register fell 2% and
American Car and Foundry !. the
last two touching new low levels
for the year.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with Sterling unchanged at s466h.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-(P)-
Cotton opened 10 to II points up
today as cables were better than
due. The market soon turned down
ward, on execution Of overnight
selling orders and realizing, active
positions losing z to 8 points OF
opening highs. Later. the market
turned upward again on renewal OF
covering by shorts and made new
highs at 1913 for May. 1852 for
July and 15.47 for october or IA TO
IS points above the lows.
At the end of the first hour, the
market was steady and near the
highs.
The market ruled steady all
morning owing to favorable cables
and prospects OF unsettled weather.
There was good trade buying and
shorts covering. May opened up TO
I5.45, July to 1885, and October to
1850. or II points on all active
months above early lows.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

MYTH reports current that Yves
w Ferrell, Cleveland mound ace,
wants $4,000 next year, George
Earnsfaw chimes in with the an
nouncement that he thinks his skill
also is worth thirty grand. It looks
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

ing. and National MalIeable, Herb Hill
had a 619 series.
Secretary Earl Bright of the Automotive
League was mumbling to himself. which
caused US to wonder. The mystery ex-
planned Itself. however. when his score
sheet showed counts of 122 and III sand
Dunato hit5lng for an even 600 won three
from United Motors. Hoosier Motor Club
also won three from Sinclair Refining as
Mailerich. Shaver Nash. Eagle Machine and
GlbSon Co. took two from Lauth Chevrolet,
Marmon Sales. State Auto and Pure Oil
Phillips had 600. Allen of the Marmon
team viii ind it hard to alibi his 372.
UP. and the Five Good Fellow team of the
Women's Social League would have regis
tered 1000 score. These girls won three
games from White Rose Gas. with games
OF $50. 8ll and S92. g total Of 1888. In
dianapolis Medical Glass and Feeney
Furniture also won three from United Tire
and Peerless, as Komstohk Candy copped
a large field Of 500 totals with score of
S9S secured on games of 215, l61 and 222
Mcdaniel had 553: Meeker. 527: Bunch.
$50 Junemann. 5i3: Richardson, sos:
komstohk. $40 (which included the high
single game OF 1881: Finn. 568: F. Cox
5O6: Never. 537: Burling. 5l6: Broich 521;
Armstrong. SOL; Harlan. 504. and Baxter.
SIS.
A mixed doubles sweepstakes. q popular
feature with local pin topplers. viii be
held on the Indiana theater alleys next
Sunday evening". Bowlers interested are
requested to call the alley management.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

The Army team, playing its first
season under the direction of Major
Ralph Sasse, has established the
best record of any Cadet squad of
recent years and is rated by experts
as the strongest team III the east.
The Cadets have scored eight vic
tories in nine starts, With tie
against Yale as the only mar to
their record, and have outscored
their opponents, 256 points to Is.
Forward Are Veterans
Sasse has a veteran line-the
same forward wall which threw
back Notre Danes every offensive
effort in the 1929 game between the
two teams, which was won, to 0
by Jack Elders pass interception
and ninety-six-yard run for an Irish
touchdown. His backfleld is new
and lacks men of the ability of
Red" eagle and Hertz" Murrell,
but is fast and clever.
The Cadets schedule does not
compare with Notre Danes siren
uOUo Cildl u 0lCs I1dI foIQ dIlQ
Illinois being the only strong op-
ponents, but was arranged to bring
Army to its peak for the Notre
Dame game. Since their game
with Illinois, Nov. 8, the Cadets have
been working solely for the Notre
Dame game.
"Breathers'' with Kentucky Wes-
leyan and Ursinus kept the squad
from growing stale because of lack
Of work, but provided no real COM
petition. Sasse can key his team
for this game and then will have
another two weeks of rest before
Army meets Navy in it's season
finale, Dec. 13.
Irish Squad Rests
Notre Dame engaged in it's hard
est battle of the season last Sat-
urday against Northwestern and
can not afford to put particular
stress on the Army game because Of
an even more dangerous clash with
Southern California at Los Angeles,
Dec. 6.
Although the players suffered no
severe injuries in the Northwestern
game they were battered and
bruised and practice requirements
this week have been the lightest of
the wear.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

like hard Christmas for Connie
Mack. If he has to pay Earnshaw
$4,000 it will mean Lefty Grove will
want a similar amount.
It
It's taken many years for it to
happen. A baseball umpire has been
arrested on a charge of burglary.
Just one more item for Believe It
or Not Ripley"
n
Joe Bush, the hero of Allentown, will re-
turn there as manager next season. TAX
ing club that finished seventh in 1929,
the old twirler took the reins last spring
and won the pennant.
4
There will be more othan one fan in st.
Louis regret to see Andy High slip down
10 Rochester. He was the hero of the
last Brooklyn series last fall that had
much to 60 in making champions out of
the Cardinals. Used as a pinch hitter the
veteran smacked the horsehide when hits
meant runs and victory. All through his
major career he was Whiz in the tight
spots.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Washington State Favored
Over Light Villanova Team

employment fund cause next Sat.
urday will not see rout insofar
as Villanova is concerned, despite
the marvellous record Of Washing
ton State" Stuhldreher said today.
Temple and Georgetown we're
favorites to beat us. We won both
those games. 1 predicted no victory
this season and will not be so fool
ish as to say that my Wildcats will
trim the Cougars"
Babb Hollingberry. the young
man who never played on a college
team in his life but who is coach
ing Washington State, is bringing
a team of veritsble giants here.
Eight of the sixteen leading mem
bers of his squad stand over 6 feet.
Only one weighs less than 180
pounds. Compared with them.
Villanova squad will resemble a
high school eleven.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

John Schwake, beefy st. Louis
heavy, hammered out a ten-round
decision over Harvey Mortenson Of
Chicago at the Armory Tuesday
night. It was the second time Nor
tenSon has gone the route with the
walloper, who stopped Chuck Wig
gins and others.
Schwake outweighed his oppon-
ent twenty-seven pounds, coming in
the ring at 217. In the fifth round,
Schwake was struck low, but con-
tinued after short rest. Morten-
son was on the short END all of the
way and was bleeding freely about
the face at the final bell.
Roy Mitchell, st. Louis welter,
and Billy Hoon, Rockford battler,
staged real battle in the eight
round semi-windup, the former
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Schwake, Mitchell Capture
Feature Scraps at Armory

gaining a shade edge. The lead
changed hands several times, with
Mitchell grabbing an edge in the
seventh frame and holding the red
head even in the final stanza.
Johnny Fagg won a technical
knockout over Ownie Gaheimer of
Shelbyville, in the third round, and
George Craig, local heavy lost
close verdict to Eddie Cline of
Muncie. In the opener, Henry Hook
of Elwood shaded frankie Sansone,
local bantam.
Harry Dillon, Canadian light
heavyweight who defeated Chuck
Burns here recently, is scheduled
to meet Tony Cancela of Detroit in
the ten-rounder on next Tuesdays
card.