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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
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the Conception de CaTricitos Grant
in Cameron County, Texas, accord
ing to the map Of said subdivision
Of record in the office OF the County
Clerk OF Cameron County, Texas, TO
which, and the record thereof. re-
ference Is here now made for all
purposes generally, together with eli
and singular the rights. members
and appurtenances thereto in any
wise belonging.
WITNESS my hand this It'll day
Of October A. ID. 1881.
r. z. GREEN. Substitute Trustee.
C-8-l5-22-29-4t-4l74.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given hat the
partnership between w. o. Heinze
and r. w. Pitts, both Of Browns
vile, Texas. doing business under
the firm name OF Star Electric and
Engineering Company. was dissolved
on the first day Of october, a. d.
1881.
All debts due to the said part
nership are 10 be paid and those
duo from the same, discharged at
the office Of the Star Electric and
Engineering Company. 439 10th
Street, in the City Of Brownsville,
Texas. where said business will be
continued by r. w. Pitts under the
firm name Of star Electric and En-
cheering Company.
VIM. o. HEINZE
r. w. PITTS.
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EATING WAS A SNAP
FOR THIS OYSTER

BALTIMORE. 49, Last y-@r an
oyster fisherman lost his false
teeth off HellS Point. Down they
dropped to lodge beside a hungry
oyster.
The oyster took a look at the
teeth. decided they might help him
in maStlcating his minute particles
of sea food, and adopted them
Herewith
For a year the oyster used the
molars, and, because OF chewing his
fool well, little children, he waxed
fatter than other oysters in his
neighborhood. But his good fortune
was TO come TO an end.
Recently another fisherman dre~
this oyster up from the DEP. y
Imagine his surprise to find the
bivalve with false molars. The teeth
were in good condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
Movie SidelightS

Paramount's thrilling production Of
Zane Grey'S memorable saga,
Fighting Caravans" with Gary
Cooper, Lily Damita, Ernest Tor
renee and Eugene Palette, the
Rivoli theatre attraction for Friday
and Saturday.
No period Of history has gripped
the imagination Of the American
public with more force and reality
than that adventurous pioneering
time when men, with their wives
and children, left home and home
land and ventured forth into un-
fathomed danger TO open up a
wealth Of new land in the un-
tracked West.
Fighting Caravans" has been
filmed on q majestic scale, with a
superb cast OF competent players,
against backgrounds that match
the actual backgrounds Of the real
and primitive battle.
Showing for the last times to-
day Nancy Carroll and Pat O'Brien
in Personal Maid"
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QUEEN

Some idea OF the magnitude Of
tn, Raoul walsh Fox production,
Women OF All Nations" now
playing at the Queen Theatre, may
be adjudged from a glance at the
personnel Of the supporting cast
which includes such names as Fiji
DorSay, Marjorie White, Joyce
Compton, Bella Lugosi. T. Roy
Barnes, Charles Judels, Jesse De
Vorska and at least a dozen others
OF equal fame.
The featured players are Victor
McLaglen as "Flagg," Edmund
Lowe as "Quirt' and FL BRANDED as
olsen" with Greta NiSSen, the
most beauteous blonde OF stage or
screen as "Elasa," the chief femi-
NH , charmer.
Their fighting and amorous adj
ventures this time take them
around the world. starting IN the
tropics, where We last saw them IN
The Cock Eyed World" and Wind
ing I'D in a Turkish harem and
the picture is almost two hours OF
continuous mirth. This scene Is by
far the funniest in the entire
careers of "Flagg' and "Quirt.'
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MOSCOW A new parachute
developed by Russia is so slow in
It's landing speed that 1t will land
q basket Of eggs without
breaking one OF them. The para
chute costs only SIS. In tests here
a hen strapped to basket Of eggs
was dropped from a height OF 5000
feet. The hen wasn't scratched in
the landing and the eggs were all
whole.
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CAPITOL

Those two outstanding Orlentals
Anna May Wong and SesSue Haya-
kawa, are very much worthwhile al
the Capitol Theatre today, where
they are featured with Warner
GLAND, the original Flu Manchu. In
a new episode OF the IA mating
Sax Rohmer series, filmed by Para
mount as Daughter OF the Dragon
Miss Wong is an oriental actress
of obvious personable points, who
surrenders TO her dying fathers
wish, and drops a glamorous point
OF vantage in London's theatrical
armament to project a program OF
vengeance. With all his fiendish
application OF chemistry and psy-
chology, Flu Manchu vas not a
more resolute menacs than the
pretty daughter proves TO be. Loved
by an exalted gentleman Of her
own race, loving an English noble
man, she allows her heart dictates
no chance TO defeat the accom-
plishment Of her oath.
The scene OF action spins from
Limehouse, London's gay white way,
and murky Thames River, to lux
urious estates Of the titled. There
are plenty Of secret panels and
passageways. ominous shadows, and
a climax that will grasp your heart
tighter than baby hands can take
hold of a proffered finger or doo-
dad.
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M~IsCELLANEoUs A
SUMMARY

BarometriC pressure was rather
high owe the northwestern and
north-central states this morning,
attended by fair to partly cloudy and
cool TO moderately cold weather
Light 10 heavy rams occurred within
the last "a hours in the central aud
southeastern states, while generally
fair weather prevailed in the South
west. Temperatures continued high
In Texas and the Gulf states sin .e
last report.
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~RIVOLI-SAN BENITO

Again the virile, fighting men
wh) battled their way into the un-
known wilderness Of he West TO
spread new frontiers for a grow
ing nation are C c in all their
splendor and spectacular daring in
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When You Remember To Read This Page You Cant Help Forgetting To Wor


For East Texas: Partly cloudy
Thursday night and Friday; prob
ably showers on the coast: cooler In
north and west portions tonight.
Light TO moderate variable winds
or the coast.
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Announcements
AUCTION
Saturday. oct. 10, 100 p. m.
$40 4. St. Charles St.

Saturday. oct. 10, 100 p. m.
$40 <. st. Charles St.
BeS. lot OF furniture 1t has yet been
BUR pleasure TO offer: Complete oak
dining room set. black and gold
living room suite; with matching
long table. (cost Sl65OO). walnut
bedroom suite with both dresser
and dressing table, number or
antique pieces, odd dres- r. iron
beds. kitchen cabinet, chairs, rock
ers, etc.
PUGH AND PUGH, AUCT-.
T5O
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BULLETIN

(First figures. lowest tempera-
ture last night; second. highest
yesterday; third, wind velocity a.
8 a. m; fourth, precipitation in
last "a hrs.)
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
Friday, under normal meteorol-
oglcal conditions:
High ........ ZIP a. m; lit p. m.
Low ........ 7:50 a. m; 8:07 p. m.
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Financial


FIVE YEAR STRAIGHT LOANS on
improved irrigated farms in culti-
walton in Hidalgo and Cameron
counties. Refinance vendors lien.
Watts & Watts, Phone %. Donna.
Texas. T23
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AUCTION
BLUE BONNET BOWLING
ALLEY

ALLEY
Rio Hondo, Texas
VIII be sold at Auction Satur-
day, Oct. 10 1881 at 4 p. m.
3 Regulation spin alleys, full
" equipped. Only amusement
place in city. Cost more than
$1,000. Terms to responsible
parties.
w. q. ROZSLL, Aucti0neer
w. II. GREENSLADE, Owner
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Personal

6 Personal
MRS. RUUD. Spiritual Medium,
readings on all subjects. Short time
only. Miller Hotel. Phone col. S2ll
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that Mr..
w. L. Davis is no longer connected
with the Davis Fruit Juice Com
pany, sometimes called Pixie Pro-
ducts Company. or with me per-
sonally, effective this 9Th day OF
October, 1881. Peter Heinz, Sole
Owner. T56
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~SALESMAN-To call on druggists,
confectioners. etc, with recently
developed machine that increases
their income $40 to $50 daily. Unit
Freezer Co, st. Louis, Mo. T64
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Air Mail Schedules

n schedule for the mail between
srownsyille and Dallas Is announced
oy the postoffice department a. fol-
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v FORECAST

There viii be no material change
IN the, river during the next "a 10
90 hours.
Flood Present 2s-Hr. 4i-lsr.
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Employment
Statesmen : Agents

81 Statesmen Agents
RELIABLE DEALER wanted 70
handle Heberling Pr iucts In Cam
eron county. Excellent op. ortunity
for the right Earnings $50
weekly not unusual. Write for free
catalogue. @. @. Heberling Com
pany, Dept. 1850, Bloomington, H.
TAG
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EXCHANGE Oliver short hitch
pillow and disc harrow for good
truck. T53 Herald. T53
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DAVIS COURTS: Five room fur
nished apartments. Two bedrooms.
Also four room cottage. All con-
v~eniences. electric refrigeration,
garage End and &c. Charles. 6. w..
phone 1920. Si5i
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3-ROOM modern, furnished apart
ment In duplex. Garage. 1893 West
Levee, phone 5l8J- S23l
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SO Machinery : Equipment

SOME BARGAINS in second hand
Wallis Farmall Fordson tractors,
disc harrows, tillers and Towr n
tools. Massey Harris co. Harrington.
Tex. Ito
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FURNISHED and unfinished
houses and apartments. Apply
Room 3, Arcade Bldg. S87
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS, con-
venient and clean. SIS and $50. ISL
West Levee. Phone l533W. T2a
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GREAT DISCOVERY

SAN DIEGO, Nov. g. (P) - R. Wright. a humble research worker, who has his laboratory in garage, has made a discovery which is hailed by the nation as remark able.''. His discovery is in mi croscope which is 10-times as pow erful as any now in use. The newly invented microscope has a power of magnifying 170O0 times where as the ones in use during the pres ent are only capable of 2,0O0.
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CANADA AND J. $. MAY
 CONSTRUCT WATERWAY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. g. R-An official communique was issued indicating Secretary of State Henry Stimson and Major w. D. Herridge, Canadian minister, have advanced preliminary negotiations for putting into effect the con- Struction of the St. Lawrence wa terway which will enable ocean steamships to use Great Lakes ports.
 The anadian-American Engi- neering Board will be reconvened to handle differences which crop ped up during previous discussions.
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REDUCE EXPENDITURES

SHANGHAI, Nov. 23. (H) - The National Finance Commission was inaugurated at Ranking under the presidency of Chiag Kai Shek and immediately passed a resolution that China must be placed upon a definite budget system involving the reduction of more than $2,OOO,- GOO in military expenditures.
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LICENSE APPLICATION
 DEN|EDL \. STATION.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. g. tA) Rev. Robert Shuler was ordered off the air when the Federal Radio Commission denied the applica- tion of station KGEF of Los Angeles for renewal of license.
 Rev. Shuler broadcasts three hours a week over the station, which was licensed to the Trinity Methodist Church. The commis- sion's action upholds protests that Shuler's broadcastS were unduly critical.
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TENNIS PLAYER WEEDS

LONDON, Nov. g. R-Wilfred L. Bunny" Austin, British Davis Cup tennis player, and Miss Phyllis KonStam, film actress, were mar ried at Hampstead Parish Church. John Olliff, AuStin's partner, was best man.
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Make your appointments early for your Thanksgiving Dance wave, at the SEWARD BEAUTY SHOP. Phone Adams 90.
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Fair One (to tourist who is shaw ing outside of his tent): Do you always shave outsider"
 Tourist: Certainly! Do you think I'm fur -lined?"
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Don't mss the "Talkiesl.
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Prisoner (pleadingly): Give me time, Judge, give me time.''
 Judge: twenty-five years! Next case"
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Don't miss the "TalKiesl"
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Judge (sternly): What have you to say for yourself, prisoner? Speak up!"
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One day movie called Brown Of liar. vord" floshed on screen. That momen star was born-Mr. William Hoines but Bill 10 Us. And for five years he's beer leading smort-young-feler of flmlond. See him in Metro -GoEdwyn-Muyer's "The New Adventures of Get Rich Quick WoIIingford."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

Chmn. Geo. w Wickersham Of the Hoover law en-
forcement commission has submitted another report.
In this report ne denounces the senators Of the Ameri-
can congress for recommending applicants for federal
~judgships and for the office Of federal district attorney.
Well the law reads that the president shall appoint
and the senate shall confirm. Why change 1t? II the
president names a anfit for Judge or for district
attorney. why shoaldns the senate reject the nominal
tion? Chmn. Wcksrzhams commission, having spent
Ats 100000 appropriated By congress 70 defray the cost
OF its existence. will make its final report TO the 72nd
congress and then dissolve into nothingneSs.
Able men. regardless OF party. should be named for
~judgships and federal prosecutors. They should be Of
high ability. high personal integrity and loyal at all
times to their oath OF office. Justice. and not the agent
OF justice, is sacred.
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Flowers For William States Jacob

The Rev. DR.. William States Jacob OF Houston il
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church Of that city.
He IS the only Texas minister who has preached a
$4,000 sermon III many years. He announced from the
pulpit that he was renting to debtors $4,000 that
they owed him This Is what be said:
II want my debtors to consider their obligations
cancelled and erased from the book Of memory There
As an old saying that We should live and let live. II We
are to be Christians we must do that" And then DR..
Jacobs went on to plead with those with wealth that
they be generous with those in financial distress.
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ID In a


fairly typical graduate. since he
started his career down by the
Hell's Kichen docks as a boy-thief
who lifted packages from parked
trucks.
The dock section In the mid-For-
ties, which was a stamping ground
for young gents such as Diamond.
now has a mixed-G German popula-
ton. Little eating spots appeal TO
sailors drifting into port. The win
dows reveal miniatures OF famous
ships and a seafaring atmosphere
pervades the neIghb0rhood. Pink
checked and clear-complexioned
frauleins may be seen In garbs re-
sembling those OF European bar
maids. And there are those who will
tell you that, II you q '0w your way
around these parts. f3u can come
upon a good glass or beer.
And now comes word that things
don't travel fast enough In this town.
so they're going TO speed the eleva-
tors up q bit.
Inc newer buildings WILL nave
express elevators that travel 1900
feet per minute. which Is 500 feet
faster than they have gone before.
The speed limit on elevators was
set at 700 feet 70 the minute. but
the increasing height or buildings
has caused a change.
And here's one on HOLLYWOOD.
which IL fast becoming one or Man
hattan's favorite gag-towns. Recent
ly. IL may be recalled that. p. q.
Wodehouse reported that no had
been out In the Hcllvwoods for a
year at a salary Of $4,000 a week.
and couldn't figure out what he had
drawn IL for. since the domos had
given him practically nothing to do
The producer or Once IN a Life
time" a travesty on this sort Of
cinema experience. wired WodehouSe
urging that the funny writer APP
pear In the play. The sudden work
might prove fatal" Wodehouse wir-
ed back.
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BY "
NEA Service Writer

PARIS. July l3.-NatlveS from the
four corners Of the earth-white.
black. yellow and brown-gathercd
az the International Colonial Ex-
position here. have bad the priv
ilege OF watching a royal princess Or
western civilization at work.
She Is Juliana, heir to the
throne Of Holland, and the natives
hav' been as much or a study 70
her a. she has been 10 them. a.
the future queen Of a people who
have long been astute c0lonlzers.
she has been taking advantage OF
the Exposition to examine with her
professional mind the work being
done BY other countries IN their
colonies.
It a. her first visit 20 Paris,
but Juliana Stunned the lighter
side Of the life OF the city and re-
NAMED On the job.
AT p. Juliana is one OF the few
unmarried p~rincesses OF royal
rank in Europe. and the only one
who Is almost sure 70 come to a
throne In her own right. She Is
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, MOvTE !
HSlDEllGH7S )


&AAAkVL
One OF Mary Roberts Rinehart's
best known novels. Lost Ecstacy.
makes It's way to the screen under
the new title OF IL Take This Wo-
man, It Is an absorbing. colorful
Paramount drama starring Gary
Cooper. and featuring that up and
coming young acttfsS. Carole Lom-
bard.
II Take This Woman r the
story Of a young and impetuous
society girl who tricks a carefree
w~esterner into falling In love with
her and then, TO her own surprise.
discovers she has fallen in love
With him.
Gary Cooper as the westerner,
Tom McNair. gives a performance
that compares favorably with the
best portrayals OF his career. And
Carole Lombard. most recently seen
with William Powell in Ladies
Man" adds another notable char
acterization to her fast growing
list Of excellent screen roles. 9th
crs III the cast include Helen Ware,
Lester Vail and Charles TOW
bridge. well known actor OF the
New York stage.
II Take This Woman" which was
co-directrd by Marion Gering and
Slavko Vorkapich, opens at the
Capitol tomorrow for two days
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- -
NEW YORK-Fr0m a physical
standpoint. Hells Kitchen appears
as depressingly ramshackle as ever.
Its tenements present the same un-
inviting appeara.N But its reputa-
ton as an unsavory and unsafe
neighborhood has been fairly well
erased during the past five Yeas.
An almost complete turnover IN
population has been partially re-
spOnsiDle. And an army of Irish
cops. who were just a little bit
tougher than any or the gang-kids
OF the kitchen" took a lot OF play
fulness" out Of many OF the harder
mugs.
The newcomers 10 the district
make up a vast colony on Poles and
Greeks. peaceful folk who work hard
and live thrifty. IL was this change
In population that brought also q
push-cart belt that Is now second
10 the historic East Side curbSt0ne
market. The famous old fighting
Irish-American stock has moved on
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ular when she takes the throne.
she has been trained to be queen
but brought up I'm IA democratic
way. During her early years IN
the classroom She had the ass0cia-
ton ~ her studies and comrade-
ship in play az other girls XII her
cwn age. Later she received spe-
cial education, but continued tD
enjoy the society OF her girl
friends. when She was lA she
went t0 the University of Leyden
and. upon orders Wy the Queen
Mother. was treated as an ordi-
nary student with no special for
malities. She took her degree
with high scholarship.
Juliana is known aS wv princess
without hauThtiness. intelligent
and ny sound judgment, but above
all she la loved for her ~amiabiity,
j0vial manners and natural gaiety.
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colonial life and problems Of de-
velopment. Later she plans 10
visit various Dutch colonies. pay
tIcularly Java and Sumatra-
The Queen. who will celebrate
her fiftleth birthday IN August
and has been 80 years ON the
throne. appeared IN splendid
health and had m kindly word for
each OF the dusky natives Of Dutch
colonies who stood at attention as
she approached. Annamite attend
ants III Eastern dress and conical
hats and carrying huge decorative
umbrellas could not keep their
eyes OFF the Royal party they were
accompanying.
Princess Works at Job
Although Holland Is very demo-
cratic n government. Queen VIII
helmina is greatly loved and Juli-
ana promises 70 be equally As pop
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there were no other state func-
tons IN her honor. az the Queens
request.
do not forget that much Of the
fortune or Holland comes from
her commerce and her possessions
over the seas explained q high
official OF the Dutch Legation here.
The Queen has always wished
that her daughter had "a thorough
understanding Of colonial r.oblems
and for that reas0n she took adj
vantage OF the French Exposition
% enable the princess To profit by
Its lessons
50 Jullana has been driving 70
the Exposition almost every day
and. accompanied BY her advisers
known a. colonial specialists. Wis
itinr the various sections repre-
santing other countries and get
ting first hand information on