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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
British DiUorce Suit Is
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Brought to u S., Baronet
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Seeks $780, 900 for Bond

papers IN the suit lasi night at his
washington home His attorneys
Breckenridge Long, once assistant
secretary or state, and walter Guy
were unable at that hour 10 raise
a satisfactory bond, so the baronet
was taken % q fashionable hotel
to spend the night under guard.
The maintenance suit was filed
Yesterday. together with a plea
that a high bail be set to prevent
Sir Charles leaving the courts
jurisdiction. A writ 10 secure his
attendance was issued by Judge
Adkins OF the District Supreme
Court.
IN bringing suit Lady Ross,
daughter OF Andrew Ellison Of
Louisville. ky, said her husband
was q multi millicnatre. had 500
600 acres of land In Scotland, e.
tensive holdings In Canada and
the United States and was tn
manufacture inventor Of the Ross
rifle, once used by the Canadian
army.
Their matrimonial career or late
has been stormy. They were mar
ried in Louisville in 1901. In 1922.
the suit papers said, Sir Charles
sought a divorce In the Kentucky
city, but his petition was denied
because as d British subject he was
not under the jurisdiction Of the
court here. IN 1928 ne was success
full In obtaining q divorce from her
in the courts Of Sonora, Mexico I
Last year, she alleged. ne became
infatuated with a New York wo-
man. On this basis she instituted
divorce proceedings In the English
courts. q fight which ended In a
decision by the House OF Lords In
favor OF Sir Charles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

WASHINGTON. FEB. q. ~
After d night spent in custody of
federal officers, Six Charles l.. Ross
wealthy Scottish baronet, today
was arranging a 100000 bond set
In q suit for maintenance brought
by his wife. Lady Patricia Ross.
Sir Charles was served with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
Six Persons Killed
In Street Battle

C1UpAD GUZMAN, Jalisct, Mex.
Feb. 27.-tF-A report received
here from the town Of Ejutla today
said that six persons were killed
there yesterday In a battle be-
tween police and q group which
tried 10 stage q street political
meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
Kansas Governor
Urges Extra Session

TOPEKA, Feb. 81. LP-Governo
Harry II Woodring. democrat.
'sorely disappointed over the turn
the oil embargo and tariff legisla-
ton and relief for the dairy indus
try has taken" sent kilograms to
Senators George McGill and Ar
thur Capper yesterday urging a
special session Of congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
Victim of Wreck
AT La Feria Dies

Especial 10 The Herald)
MERCEDES, Feb. 27.-Epifano
Chacon. aged 81. died al the hos
pital here Thursday afternoon as a
result OF q traffic accident Sunday
morning near La FeTia.
Chacon leaves q wife and two
children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
MARKETS


NEW YORK. Feb. 2T. -t%5-
Stocks Infatuated irTegularly IN .
narrow trading range today. Prom
inent Industrials and utilities NOV
ed UP and down eryatically TO the
extent OF about a point In each
direction.
A few specialties showed con-
sistent strength. Warren Bros raj
he'd 3, while Macy. Borg Warner,
Kroger, Lehn and Fink and Pull
man rose 2 10 ? "a. General Mo-
tors was firm, ruling moderately
higher. u. s. steel. General Elec-
trio, American Telephone and Am
erican Can easec slightly. Radio
was sold in the earl.r trading. but
regained part OF its , point drop.
Call money renewed az / IL per
cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

Miguel Castillo and Tomasa 6alas.
Harrington.
Licenses issued:
Telesfcro Cara, Las Rucias. and
\ Guadalupe Castillo, Fl veradito:
Alfredo Reyes, Los indies, and
Beatriz Reyes, Santa Maria: Elisec
Rodriguez and julia 0rteda. San
Vicente.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. q. -lPp-Grair
prices displayed notable steadiness
early today. contrasting with sharp
setbacks which followed first an
nouncement Of proposed stop loss
export selling Of government spon-
scred wheat. A majority Of traders
acted on opinions expressed that
moves TO dispose OF American sea-
board stocks OF ewheat would be
helpful in avoiding coro--ion later.
Opening IL off to Ia UP, wheat
afterward held near TO the initial
range. Corn started 3-s lower to
s-8 higher and subsequently show
ed little change.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

The Norwegian government has
Just contracted for q night mail
service between Oslo and Malmo.
$50 miles apart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Fi-
Cptton was quiet at the opening
today. AS Liverpool cables were ia
vorable first trades here were 2
points higher. The market son
eased off, however. on long hquida-
ton, May dropping TO 1857 and Oc-
tober 10 ii.6e. or 5 tA 6 points down
from the opening figures and )
points telcw yesterdays close. AT
the end Of the first hour the mar
ket continued quiet but 2 points Up
from the lows. Traders appeared TO
be waiting on the weekly statistics
and on a private report on the IN.
tentions &c plant which would show
the probable acreage.
The market gradually eased of
during the morning. The selling
was induced in the first place by
disappointment over a private re-
port meaning the probable reduc-
ton In acreage OF ISL per cent.
Later the weekly statistics proved
Disappointing. particularly mill
taking which was smaller than ex-
pected. May traded down TO 1i.27
and October TO 1l.79. or Is points
down from the early highs and Is
70 IA points below yesterdays
close.
Around noon the market vas
quiet and 2 points above the low
est.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

Modern architecture along rigid
lines Is being used In new business
buildings In Aix-le-C hapelle. Ger
many.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

American tractors shipped 10 Rus
sia In Europe In the first quarter
Of this year were valued at SCI .646,-
600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

KANSAS CITY, FEB. q. o.
GU. s. Dept. Agr.)-HoRs 5000: $50
direct: very uneven: opening steady
70 10 higher: closing around 10
lower than Thursdays average: ton
ITO on choice iso-210 lbs. good
and choice 14o-160 lbs. 6.5O.TOO.
l60-350 lbs. 6~25-7.l0; packing sows
275-500 lbs. 5-35-6.00: stock pigs.
good and choice 70-1s0 lbs. 6.25-
6.T5.
Cattle To-: calves 200: fully
steady Of the few killing cattle Of
Tered: vealers and calves weak:
steers. good and choice 6O0-l50O
lbs. 7.25-lo.50; common and me
dium 600 lbs. up 5.O0-T75: heifers.
good and choice 550-s50 lbs. 6.25-
500; cows good and choice 4.50-
500: vealers milk fed medium 10
choice 5.00-s.00: stocker and feed
er steers, good and choice 6.25-s.75.
Sheep 5000. killing classes steady,
top fed lambs to shippers SOS.
Lambs. good and choice 90 lbs.
down 7.25-s-25: medium to choice
el-l00 lbs. 6-25-s.15: ewes medium
70 choice $50 lbs. down 3.0o-450.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

NEW YORK Feb. 27.-F-cot-
ton opened steady l point lower or
March, but generally 2 to 4 points
higher IN response to steady Liver
pool cables and continued favor
able reports from the cloth mar
sets-
May sold at il.4i and October
at 1872 on the initial demand, but
the market was comparatively quiet
and prices eased off shortly after
the call under realizing ~hich was
probably combined with a little
southern selling and some selling
for a reaction. May eased of 10
1i.S5 by the end Of the first half
hour when the market was about ?
TO 4 points net lower. A private
report on planting intentions in
the south pointed to a decrease Of
Isl per cent In acreage but the
figures appeared to be without any
immediate effect OF Importance on
the market.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27

Peddlers Of Cuba are OFFERING
cheap wares on the installment plan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-27
CHICAGO POTATO

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-(P-(U. s
d. A-)-Slow, sacked per cwt. wis
consin round whites, 1.l0-125: Min
neSota round whites. 1.lO-1.20:
Idaho Russets. 1-50-1.55; Colorado
McC,ures branded 1.60-1.65: un-
branded fair quality. 1.30-l.40.
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07
F ABLY BOOKING OF TOUR.
 ISIS DECLARED HEAVIEST

The Alaska Steamship Company at he present time has more advance :ookings for the 1881 tourist season han at the same period of any ear II its previous history, L. w. Eaker, general passenger and freight aeest, .old the Juneau Chamber of Com nerce a few days ago. And despite .he general decline in travel it car fied more tourists to Alaska in 1880 nan it did in 1929, he added.
 Advertising was directly responsi- ole for last years trade as it is for his years bookings, MT. Baker said. In 1880 the company spent S5,000 in two magazines and Eastern and Cali Sornia newspapers. This year it has set aside $20,O00 for advertising in twelve nationally circulated maga- zines, newspapers in. the East and
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07
always liked the name of Nugget, he .wnusd rali it the Iditarod Nugget.

IuGhably nothing in any paper in the North has been talked and writ ten about as much as the motto of rhe lditarod Nugget This is the first time I have ever told how the saotto happened. When l got down a the motto L asked the Major what would be. His reply was: T don't Tn W, Duke; make up one yourself"
 As Iditarod was then city of yents, to fil. up the space l set up. Out of the Moss and Niggerheads Arose Idtarod." When the Major read the galley proof of the head he laughed and said, That's fine; we'll .et it go at that" but he changed the last word, so it was run in the paper. Out of the Moss and Niggerheads Arose an Inland Empire"
 After that whenever "Buck" re- ferred to the Nugget he would call it the "Niggerhead Empire"
 Many wierd stories have been printed about the origin of the motto, less accurate the wording of it.
 After the Nugget suspended pub lication the plant, with the exception of the Washington hand press, was shipped back to Seattle.
 The late w. F. Thompson of the Fairbanks News-Miner was a bril- liant writer, but bedause of nedessity his stories were of local nature and outsiders could not understand them. Ee was less famous than he desrved t. be.
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07
HAN GRAZING OF RENDER
 IN LAKE NIPPON. CAN, AREA

PORT ARTHUR, Ont-N. H. Di- mond, one of the owners of the Di- mond Reindeer Company of St. Mi- cnael, Alaska, and Charles Botesom, owner of the Dimond reindeer ranch at Grand Marias, Minn.. arrived at Lakehead to arrange for grazing privileges in the Lake Nippon area. They plan to bring 1000 reindeer from Alaska soon. They said the Canadian climate is suited for the reindeer and the moss for feed plen- tiful.
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07

California, and three radio stations.
 Money so spent is the finest thing we can do, for we know that we get returns from our advertis ng expen- ditures, he declared, as he urged ehe hamber to continue it's own publicity ampa gns. "TheF tourist 5oiar is one f the best we get, f.. every eat of : stays in the town Shca t is pent."
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07
PLANS FOR
 ARCTIC EXPEDITION

CHICAGO.-Donald B. MacMillan, explorer, today annohnced plans for an expedition to the north polar re- zion. Baffin Land is the main ,objec- tive. Glaciers will be stsdied to de- termine the possibility of another glacier age. The expedition will be composed of three sections. The first sailing will be from Wiscashet, Me-, on Jdne 20. MacMillan will be fol- lowed by Dr. Alexander Forbes of Boston and Sir Wilfred Grenfell of London. Three airships will be used by the expedition.
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The Kusko times., 1931-03-07
a.Wby It's Popular.

"Thegreat popular success 'of psy- cho-analysis," the late. Bishop John Gardner Murray said one day;jin Bal timore, ''istdue, ithisafact:l .Psycho- analysis, as it is interpteted"to us, tells us that the things. weswant to do are the things we cughtato do. \ A very attractive creed.
 "Psycho-analysis ereinands ta7ne of the schoolboy who 1hads stefrdeGne lib erty of conscience.
 ""Liberty of conscience atn1eans doing wrong and swoErEing about t afterwards. ,"
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The Kusko times., 1931-03-07
STUEES RECALLS EARLY.
 DAY EDITAROD NEWSPAPERS
II, zward Gateway prints the

Th 5award Gateway prints the 10 ,yHs interesting letter from Duke = Slhbs, 'wh0 tells of uews- pG. eas a ne carly days of Iditarod.
 kIH LEY PARK.-Bditar Gate way ed with mu h interest the intef ~ n the issue of December g w.lh Caa-:ncey Boyer of Kodiak ab3et l.Sors and printing plants ia Alaska.
 Liter the passing of George Ar buckle, whose last work was the printin gof the Iditarod Pioneer, the administrator, with good intentions and not much knowledge, sent the No. 8 mill (Merg) outside and set .he estate back s4OO. The Washing ton hand press, two jobbers and much material are at Iditarod, or what is left of it. Mr. Arbuckle, known To- calty as Buck" took his outfit to Iditarod from Cinema (pronounced She-no-a; very lony a) and began publishing early in 1910. Paper was made up and ready to go to press Friday night and run off Saturday morning. Bucks" first seditor was a young man who posed as n lawyer, but was soon fired for trying to hold down two jobs at once-writing edi- torials and trying to dry up the booze supply by consumption.
 Major J. F. A. Strong landed at Iditarod with his printing plant about July, 1910. He had been printing the Katalla Herald until the Iditarod boom. Traffic on the Iditarod river was handled mostly by gasoline craft and was badly jammed, so that the Major had quite job getting his plant landed
 As soon as it was landed Major Strong employed the writer to help him set up the stands and lay the cases and get ready for publication.
 As the publication day of Bucks Pioneer was Saturday, the Major de cided to issue Tuesday, and as we got started late the first two issues were brought out between Sunday and Tuesday.
 The new paper was the same size as the Katalla Herald had been, and when put the old "head" on the gal ley to remake it l asked the Major, who was sticking type, what he was going to call the ne winfant. He studied for a minute, then said, as he
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07

'MYSTERFES-NE sincere seekers for the great. truth and power known to the -ancieats, write for the .frse book Light of Egypt" mailed without obligation 70 aecult students. Librarian III
 } A,oorc T Temple.- San Jose, Calit
The Kusko times., 1931-03-07

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-07
Continued Sunshine Would
Make Tomato Deal Opines
San Benito Produce Dealer

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lary oe1i IA Abozf oscr Elrh snr1f
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cue ID Co rlAlty Arc lDm prlnta &C.
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O. EEcEN&1Ee EnLr4rR- E~nnt1mme~
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$50 LIZ L@rr1n se-rlnn-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-07


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-07
FIRE OUT, WELL
RUNNING Wild
Nitro Shot Subdues Flames
As 200 Lbs Are
Exploded

GLADEWATER- Tex May t.
R-The lefty pillar O. smoke fhz-
for eight days had married the ste
Of the Sinclair No ! Cole and was
visible as far away as LonEveT.
- miles distant was Eune today
The blazing Euzhsr -zS Fr-@rEu1S1-
ed last night by = 200-Po-n6 nitro
glycerI1 charge
BIZ the vel vas Sill rrrnirE
Wild toczy-the nth day xtrce !.
blew In CUT cf control SzrclaEr
empIcTEs prepared for = nR~ a.
tempt 70 cap = 4 Zeek zzo nze-
cay such an z-tsEpr t1zrhed off
the fire that took TIE lives or me
nen.
Harry Ri-ie-. younger on TIE
fre-fIEh--rz b-c-Eez from Tu-Sz
1u<ssd ct -he Iz- go -
night AIDED g = r0z-Es-E TAFT
Cd Huxley B1rch. who Substituted
for n II Kl1ley Fhen the latter
Rad Els leg broken Hzr-v p-zrs1
1oE 9-DoD5 ZzcE q IT, E7-o-
sire In : steel 6--- b=z1dE TIE
VEL and touched or me charge
b. electricity
TIE h1z- Ezz hard . ms
away In LClgTEE- A great III
brela-sh1red vei1x h,ar vas
nlo<1 E1TarG f1- 20 feet the
mo- dzzz7Z d1so-zv Sace Ire VEL
caught fi-F Trs neT instant
there vas dzrkness intensified %
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from the -e-
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Go1zzzllzs q f1e Texas Rs1zeE
HEADED q squad Of -en Who kept
guard abou- TIE VEL last riEh-
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needing only q SAX &C. Kill ar
other C-c- CT wo-k-en- No c-e
vas sllCEed % czrT matches
within u nile &C TIRE vel and AZ
tCmo5LeS we're parked fz- axEv-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-07
HIGHWAY BOND
issue Loses
BY II Votes
Resolution Is Kept
Alive By Motion
To Reconsider

AUSTIN. Nay Hizhzsy
bod issue standard bearers we're
inclined today 70 n-0nc1nce
the S2I7O1a0o0 highway hand reso-
luton dead although + fel II
votes s11-t III the hclse YESTERDAY
O. the t-o-snirds majority neoes-
Ez-v % finally ra- 7-77cze6 coz
Sx-z-lorz- amendments
a cui-k saEt 1T = 1-oDone-. s-o-
ire losing . the pTeTzI.n< sid
ard = motion CO reconsider ard
spread On TIE r1-lsl -cre SI.l-
Cert 20 keep the resolution zlTa
End e1lzi5ls for future c11S5LE-z-
to-
Mezn-h-e. proponents ard o.
parents OF TIE highway bo1d issue
vETe 70 retr2ce a. lfASs Ene 60
the- steps today as trey riral -
70 Cpez another clzp-s- II TIE leg
ssa-u-eS 1zh- over nzzzEzv build
IN and bond Te-irtIea- T-1ETarE
Ire flzh- xzs 20 - confined % tha
SE-z-@- E0IETE-
Sho-1lv zf-E- u=l5e-s - IRE
senate Eers advised yesterday g.
The hcrd reSc.utlcr-s t@.lra ~ IRE
ECZ%- Se-z-C- PC-z-d CT TEE
moved rhs- the E-zre reconsider
the vote aT which {. refused 70
rrzn- -ne Brooks bo-F reEEn5i--
b. OF = minority rED1 Or1u1-
e1-E q the bond lEE-z said E-re
the 5o1c resolution Hzd sz5-e1 r1zT
we're ready % iauncl q D-0gEzu %
bring some relief 70 Texas GOVT
tes voting funds f1- safe highway
tzLdinz Pollard notified IT, SCI
ate he E0u-d cal I'D his n0-111
TO-DAY.
The house voted - extend the
SESSION through NAY p TIE cry
f1s1 date CARED IL re r~ssog-so1
which TIE house sr11-e5 Eas Nay
Il but At a-srd-an. sx-s-5-7
the session Ter DAYS T2s aEo--eE
The se1z1z took 70 action Il tn
resolution Members ssi1 af07ti7l
- ne senate Eo1fd au-o-sticafr
= RE s~EioIr-rzs-- date
Tie adjournment resolution vas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-07

Tie Sz-z-s pz5s11 = III - Ser
ato- williamson 0. san Antonio
E1--h Er1L Increzse TIE Ders1--
Cez q -Zs sac E-EcEzF QG--C-
from . 20 80 Eel WIlz-sozs
original bill 51lzh- ~ increase TIE
-0-z- 10 20. III II agreed % a
aDs-1-E-- fixing r1e N-1S- n
80 De76lo-Ead oTR- EzE-1ES O.
tre c11E1 @ r1e patrol and his
force. TIE senate finally adopted Al
aIe1dIElt " Senator Woo---.
% Decatur empowering Tie legs
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pay ezE1 E11zE C-zE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-07
FORGERY CHARGED

-. 70 IL
EOINBURG. Mav 7-One Amer
iran Dor Is a. Liberty o. bond.
While officers are searching for ar
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DOGS WIN OUT

In the Juneau election the heaviest balloting was on the dog issue and the result was closer than in the only other contest, which involved one of the coun- cilmanic positions. There were 191 votes cast on the dog referen- dunn, 27 fewer than the total poll. Those in favor of putting the ami mals on leash numbered 2l5; those opposing the leash system and supporting the present license policy amounted to 276, giving op- ponents of the leash a majority of 7l, reports the Juneau Empire.