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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

AUSTIN July A.. R-charres that
VIC Rock Island has refused to pro-
vioe box cars and divide revenue
nave been made hy THE Sanford and
Northern. a one and one-half mile
railroad in Hutchinson county and
VIII be aired Nv the term W the rail-
road commission starting July 1a.
Inc Rock Island connects with the
Sanford and Northern at Sanford.
The short road runs to Riverside
70 a gravel pit.
According tO Flock Island officials.
the Sanford and Northern was A
subterfure and built by the owners
OF the gravel BIT 70 haul their gravel.
In tha event the Sanford and North
ern rs upheld. betwef. 40 and 50
gravel pit operators could build linr7
20 their pits and obtain "A division
on the freight revenue they said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Don't forget The Herald fight
party, beginning at $50 .. N.
tonight.
Bl0W-by-blOw returns or the
championship bout between
Max Schmeiing and Challenger
W. L. Stribling will be mega
phoned in front Of The Herald.
The reports will be supplied
from an Associated Press ring
side wire.
The heavyweight champion
ship Is likely to return to the
United States and you'll want
to know the details.
SO be ON hand at The Herald
at $50 p. m. tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Sr. Lie. Benito Juarez Ochoa.
Tamaulipas state attorney general.
has announced his candidacy for
the gOvernorship OF the state az
Tamaulipas.
A committee headed by Lie. Ma
nuel Azuara OF Tampico and backed
by the Partido Socialista Fronter.zc
will support Ochoa.
ST. Ochoa has held important Of
fees In the state OF Tamaul.pas
and IN the Mexican congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Weather Bureau
Up In Air In
Chicago, s. Fact

CHICAGO. July 3.-tR-The
United States weather bureau
here is taking to the air.
An airplane and pilot have
been added to its facilities to
probe the vagaries Of wind ard
temperature.
J. @. Bowers. a commercial
flyer. holds the contract for the
daily weather testing flights. In
his plane are delicate instru-
ments to measure temperature.
wind v~elocities, humidity and
other things in which the wea-
ther bureau Is interested az va-
rious heights.
Bowers contract stipulates
that he must ascend at least
Is 500 feet before he can draw
his daily pay Of SOS. For every
1900 feet over that altitude. he
receives a 10 per cent bonus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Especial to The Herald.l

fOptIlhl 10 Inc
EDINBURG. July 3.-Tropical
mid-summerness Is prevalent in the
courthouse these DAYS. Although
work IS the main topic Of activity,
people 60 about doing IL In extremely
common sense ways. judging from
the appearance OF the county dads
and other officials and the lawyers.
in and out Of the court house.
County Judge Z. G. Couch ap-
peared Thursday In the coolest COS
tune ~ Eht day. although q review
OF the mea at the courthouse caus-
ed a close race In a few instances.
Judge Couch not only dofled his
light weight summer coat In the
office. as Is the habit OF many, out
he left II at home. The portrait Of
Judge Couch: q brief sleeved shirt.
with an open sports soft collar. and
loosely tied cravat: light weight lin
en- trousers, white shoes and a sum-
mer time rough straw hat.
Envious glances Of the more FORM
ally clad men gave prediction that
Judge Couch wouldn't be the only
one SO cody and comfortably clad
In the future days Of warmth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
STATE May Be
DEFENDANT IN
DAMAGE SUIT
Mexican Attorney Says
Two Suits or Half
Million Talked

SAN ANTONIO. July 80
suits asking VII 100000 damages for
the Staying nf Emilio C0rtes Ru5io.
kinsman ny MexiCo's president. and
Manuel Gomez. Mexican c0lIene
students. who were slain several
weeks ago at Ardmurr. Okla. nav
De filed against the state ~ Okla
homa and thn sureties on tha bnnH
or the sheriff or Ardm0re. N y.
Gonzales. San Antonio attorney.
said today.
Gonzales represented the Nfexf-
can government at thp recent trial
IA ArdmOre. Okla. oft W. E Riln
Gless. deputy sheriff who was ac-
Quilted of the Staying OF cortes
Hunio- Cecil Crosby. The other de-
putty charged with the Sayings, has
not vet been tried.
Ine attorney said today that he
vas awaiting word from relatives
OF the slain youths preparatory 70
ring I'm federal court two suits
each for $500 600. On behalf ny the
respective families or the Slain
youths.
Salvador cortes Ruhio. companion
ot the two students 0n the night
2. the killing, informed Gonzales
alter the trial Of Guess that the
families o. the two desired him 10
fMe damage suits. according tn
Gonzales. Stree that time Gonzales
has awaited some official word f-,m
the families before drawing up ne
suits.
Fnulo and Gomez were slain aft
er they had been stopped hv the
two deputy sheriffs on the nirht w
June Z.
The contemplated action wv the
relatives Is independent of N ac-
ton XII the Mexican government.
Gonzales said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Many and Varied 18th
Of July EOents Are
Offered to NaNeyites

valleyites can hanc pick the:
entertainment for the Fourth OF
July.
entertainment for tomorrow
ranges from a tennis tournament
To a bullfight.
The annual South Texas tennis
championships will net urler way
at Edinburg with entries from all
over this section. Jesse Pfeiffer,
defending singles champion. will be
back 10 give ambitious racket
wielcers "a chance at his crown. The
matches Will get under way early
Saturday morning and viii con-
tinue through Sunday.
Donna Il planning "A typical
Fourth OF July celebration begin
ming with a loud cannonade Al A
q. N. and continuing through the
Gay with speakings. athletic events
and patriotic exercises.
A bulltight viii be presented I'm
Reynosa beginning at 4.30 y. III.
The Reynosa ring management has
made special efforts To obtain the
best bullf'ghters and animals for
It's big Fourth or July event. This
Is an annual fight and il usually
draws large crowds from all over
the state. Paco Gorraez. well known
Mexico City matador. will D. as
sisted by Juan Guajardo. known
rs "the Hon OF Mixoar." Five
Penuelas bulls. specially bred for
fighting. will be killed In the ring.
Excursion rates from all over the
state have been given for this
fight.
A prize fight will be presented In
the Matam0roS Square Garden
Saturday night. featuring Jack
Burns OF Brownsville, and Cullen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Red Of Harlingen. These boys met
tn a slam-bang affair when Strib-
ling appeared IN santa Cruz. Burns
Knocked out Red after IA sanEuine
battle. Red has been training un-
der Ernie Stephens for the past
month and believes he "a now
take the measure OF Young Burns.
Cock fighting viii be presented
earlier I'm the day.
The second half ny the Valley
league schedule viii be inaugurated
with d0uble-headerS. Harlingen goes
to San Benito In the aft--noon and
they play "a return engagement un-
der the lights at H~arlingen at
night. An afternoon and night
game viii be played at McAllen be-
tween the Palms and In Feria.
Boca Chica and Padre Island
beaches are expected To be- "A pop
ular gathering spot for Fourth
celebrants. Reservations have been
made far ahead. according 70 man
agement of concessions there. The
Brownsville Chamber or Commerce
plans 10 keep an accurate check on
the number or people and cars Wis
ting Boca Chica over the week
end. Check also will be made on
where the cars are from The beach
IL In excellent condition following
the recent high tide.
Sunday the American Legion will
present q series OF horse races and
automobile races at the HariinTfn
fair park. These vii get under
wav AZ 2 p. m. These events are
being promoted by Ernie Stephens
for the American Legion.
Matamoros. Rio Rico and Rev
nosa are expected to obtain big
crowds oTer the Fourth also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Wire Flashes

WIMBLEDON STADIUM. Eng
land, July 3. tPl-Cili Aussem, Ger
man tennis player. today ascend
ed TO the throne voluntarily vacat-
ed by Mrs. Helen Wills Moody as
champion OF Wimbledon, by defeat
ing her countrywoman, Hilda
Krahwinkel. IN the finals OF wo-
mems singles. The scores were
NEW YORK. July 3.-fP)-Wil-
mer Allison. Of Austin. Tex. prob
ably will be sent abroad 20 take
Frank Shields place on the United
States Davis Cup team III Shields
injured knee does not respond 70
treatment. Holcombe Ward, chair
man Of the Davis Cup selection
committee OF the United States
Lawn Tennis Association said today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
PREPARATIONS
ACCORD SEEN
Believe France And u. >.
Will Complete Farley
Before Night

PARIS, July 3=tPl-There are
fairly reasonable prospects that ac-
cord between the French and Am
erican negotiators will be achieved
by tonight. a person In authority
said this afternoon.
This informant declared that no
agreement ON the Hoover war debt
plan had been completed.
WASHINGTON. July 3. -tP-
American officials after communi-
eating with Secretary Mellon In
Paris today said they hoped and
expected the completion of nego-
tiations between the United States
and France on President Hoover's
debt suspension proposal before
night.
Acting Secretary Castle OF the
state department and acting Secre-
tary Mills Of the treasury met with
Eugene Never. chairman OF the
federal reserve board. in President
Hoover's office TO receive the tele-
phone call from Secretary Mellon.
President Hoover was not present
when the conversation took place
as he was presiding over his regular
Friday cabinet meeting.
The officials said they did not
expect any definite announcement
until after Secretary Mellon and
Ambassador Edge held their con-
ference late today In Paris.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
COOL WEATHER
is PREDICTED

CLEVELAND. July 3. (P-Fight
fans won't have 70 worry about the
heat tonight. but the matter Of
rain Is something else again.
The weather bureau predicted
continually and occas III v
cloudy" weather and explained
that this might or might not mean
showers. And N IL does rain. Il
may be a brief shower or a fairly
heavy one.
The temperature. however, was a
more definite prospect The 90
degree weather Of the last week was
finally broken as breezes from
Lake Erie sent the mercury into
the lower T0's. At 1880 a. m: to-
day II was "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

approximately loo pleas Of guilty
were received by Judge Randolph
BRYANT at a short term Of federal
district court here Friday morning.
All work was completed by II a. m.
immigration first offenders con-
stituted the bulk Of cases before the
court. and such offenders were SEN
fenced to time served in Jail and
deportation.
Pleas OF guilty III liquor cases re-
suited in short jail terms or sus-
pended sentences.
Short terms are held al frequent
intervals in order to clear the Cam
eron and Hidalgo county jail Of pri-
soner who wish TO plead guilty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Special services viii be held on
Sunday morning in the First Meth
odist church for graduates Of local
schools and those students who
have returned here from other
schools for the summer, according
to announcement made Friday NOR
ming BY Sterling Fisher, pastor Of
the church.
Teachers and students are spe-
cially invited to attend the services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

hartford. Kent, England. July
3. R-Sir william Hart Dyke. a
Political figure Of the golden ga
Or Gladstone and Disraeli. died to-
day at his home. He was SO.
Lady Dyke. who is Ill. was not
Informed of his death. He was a
great sportsman, owning an estate
OF 5000 acres. and was credited as
one Of the originators Of lawn tennis.
he represented this division In var
lament from lS85-l906, but held his
first post from west Kent In 1865.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Double Accident Is
Almost Fatal to Man

SAN ANTONIO, July 8. PA
double accident almost brough.
death 10 r.. n. Rahls In his home
today when he slipped IN his bath
room. striking his head on a gas
Jet. turning II on.
Knocked unconscious by the blow
on his head. Rails Law on the floor
breathing the deadly gas fumes for
several minutes before he was res
cued BY his wife.
Knocking OH the door and failing
70 get an answer. Mrs. Rails beat
the door In with a chair and dragged
her husband into the hall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
New Oil Refinery
Started In Kileore

KILGORE, Tex. July 8. CP-Con-
struction Of an oil refinery. TO have
q capacity OF 1000 barrels. was begun
at Kilgore today. j. ID. Wrather.
president or the group backing the
project. said it was planned TO late
increase the refinery's capacity to
$500 barrels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Commission
Members Announced

AUSTIN. July 3. disappointment
OF Jesse II. Jones Of Houston; Frank
G. Hunt-ess OF San Antonio and Cul-
len y. Thomas or Dallas. as men,
bers OF the Texas Centennial Sur
vey Commission was announced to-
dav by Governor ~. 8. Sterling.
Three members will be appointed
BY Lieutenant Governor Edgar XII.
Witt and three by Speaker Fred
Minor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Yep Is BACK HOME

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany.
July 8. Rl-The Graf Zeppelin re-
| r1rned TO her home mast early to-
y day after a cruise to Iceland on
which she covered 4.500 miles in less
than % hours elapsed time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
MARKETS
AT GLANCE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
Stocks. strong. VI. ~ steel
leads rise.
Bonds. strong. fnreiEns and
rails gain.
Curb strong. utilities active.
Forelgns. exchanges steadys
Sterling firm.
Cotton. higher. firm cables.
Sugar: easier: Cuban selling
Coffee. lower. trade selling.
CHICAGO
Wheat. easy, weak cables.
Corn: lower: large Argentine
exports.
Cattle. firm.
Hogs: higher
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03


In fact. it's a whole lot OF money.
It's money that should not be
spent except as BELTS the spend
ing Of important money.
And We, never having held q
putter In our hands. never having
felt the vicarious thrill OF driving
ESQ yards down the straight away.
we still say that the $4,000 spent
In making a real curse out OF the
Brownsville Country Club golf
layout Is money well spent.
To be sure, there are tennis en-
thusiaSts. swimming enthusiasts.
and other sports devotees who will
claim that the money should have
been spent in the furtherance Of
their particular sport.
However, tourist visitors like
their golf.
Some like other sports. but near
" all tourist friends and winter
residents like their golf.
The improved golf course should
make firmer friends OF those who
have visited us and should bring
others 10 our city during the
months Of snow and ice in the
frigid north.
SPORTS FANS, attention. Car
rying out on old Herald custom,
you are invited. even urged. 10 hear
the Ssribl1ng- Schmellng melee at
the Herald on Friday night, to-
night. u BE- exact.
The 7lJ ringside hook-up will
bring you the round by round re-
suits. blow BY blow.
The fight wire will come on
about b p. m, the fight itself be-
inr scheduled to start at 3 p. m
Central Standard time.
81 come along.
Bring your friends.
The Herald knows how anxious
YOU will be TO know whether or
not Strib has brought back the
heavyweight championship to the
United States.
That's why We are holding the
flight party"
ConfidentialIy. We hope 50. too
PORT CHANNEL SURVEY Is
completed.
That's the next best news we
EXPECT 10 hear for a long time.
The best news anybody IN the
Valley has ever heard will be the
long awaited news that contracts
for dredging have been let.
Ur III San BenitO they are get
ting impatient over the progress
made IN port matters.
AS a matter OF fact. from
Brownsville 10 Rio Grande City we
all impatient.
yThe Valley wants Its port. and
wants II bad.
And the Valley Is going to have
It's port.
Having waited these many years
for the actual fulfillment OF u
desires. this last stretch certainly
does seem 70 stretch.
DONNA ASKS THE Valley to
Join IN an old fashioned Fourth Of
July celebration.
II starts at 4 a. m. with an an
VII vo.ley.
Remember when? Of course
you dol
our speciality used to be the old
cannon In front OF the city hall.
Padre Island and Boca Chica
have permanent bids out for the
Fourth or for arv other day. and
their hearty invite will be accepted
by thousands on the double-deck-
cd weekend.
And Harlingen plans a flock OF
races and al that sort OF thing on
Sunday.
Edinburg has its tennis tourney
starting Saturday and running
through Sunday.
Pay your money and take your
choice.
A good time will be had BY all
no matter where you 20
Ard from all indications the VAL
ley is set to go places and see
things.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
SHOE SHOP ROBBED

HARLINGEN. July g. Robbers
who broke the window OF the Eaton
Shoe shop here last night made off
with several pairs or shoes and a
few dollars In change, the pro-
p~rirtors reported 70 the police this
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Worker IL Instantly
Killed By Lightning

CORSICANA. Tex. July 3-An
Lightning instantly killed Frank
Peeier 2i-vear-old field worker,
yesterday afternoon on a farm near
Rodney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
in OUR
VALLEY

TOMORROW is THE glorious
Fourth" and again we say. let's
all heed the warning issued BY the
fire chiefs Of the Valley. and make
1t safe and sane.
For PHYS sake. remember back
some thirty or so years and recall
the good time you had on the
Fourth.
Let the kids have a good time
Let them shoot off a few fire
crackers.
Let a few torpedoes add their
crack TO the noise OF the day.
Don't feel that a safe and SAM
Fourth has 20 be a ~noiseless
Fourth.
But-make the kids lay Of, the
too giant" crackers and that sort
Of thing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
TIL WEATHER

For Z sville and the Valley:
nFair TO patty cloudy Friday night
land Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18
Births Reported.

boys.
Edward g; and Mary z. Mccormack. girl.
Frank ana Ellen H. Pounsberry. Kirl.
CHARLES b. and Eva O. Deeter, girl
frank M. and Mary *: Tobin.. girl.
Charles B. and Clarice e. Weaver girl.
Ileweilyn b. and Audrey M Roberts. Girl.
Justin A. and Margaret M. Shook girl.
Carl d; and Ethel .. 6cherrer, girl
:, Edward A. and Bernadette X. Scanlon.
Vincent E. and Ruth Z. Heaton. girl.
Leo A. and Edna NJ. Shirley. girl.
WILLIAM g. and Ella l.. Halle, boy.
George and Bertha L. Elefsiades. boy.
Audrey B. and Emma Money. boy
James II. and Lillian v. Sanders. boy
George 2. and Mary A. OTme, Girl.
William q. and Anne s. Leish. boy.
Samuel g. and Myrtle 8. Russell, boy.
Hollis II. and Kaddy p CLARK. boy;
Thhoomas I; an nd Iiillan, prury, boy.
Ashton Ashton. Il and md Bessie y. Ball bog.
Albert A. and Isabella b. Brown. Girl.
Frank and Essie Black. girl.
Leon C. and Beatrice Harry. girl.
Harry A. and Catherine z. Pierce. sirl.
Edward W. and Elva z. Summers. boy.
William Z. and Anna Gross. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18
]. F. NUGENT DIES
OF HEART DISEASE
Former Senator From Idaho
Had Been Resident of
Capital Since 1917.

John r. Nugent, former United States
Senator from idaho. and subsequently
for seven years a member of the\ Fed
eral Trade Commission, resident Of
washington since 1917. died of heart
trouble at 5 o'clock this morning in
his home, at Silver Spring, Md. He was
So years old.
He had been suffering for about two
weeks, but was resting peacefully before
he died. Plans have tentatively been
made for the funeral services on Mon
day afternoon at Hines funeral parlors,
with burial here. He is survived by his
widow and q son, George Ainslie
Nugert.
Mr.. Nueent was born in La Grande,
Greg, on June 20, 1859, the son of Ed
ward Nugent and Agnes p. NugeI1t. He
was educated in the public schools at
Silver City, Idaho, and In 1895 was
married to Mrs. Adelnna Ainslie OF
Boise.
He began law practive at Silver City
In 1893, and shortly thereafter was elect
ed prosecuting attorney Of Owyhee
County, Idaho. He served as chairman
Of the Democratic Central Committee
OF that county two terms, and later as
chairman of the State Democratic Cen
trail Committee for two terms.
He was appointed to the United States
Senate in 1918 by Gov Moses Alex
ander Of Idaho, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator James
H. Brady. He was elected to the Sem
ate the following term, but resigned in
1921 to accept appointment by Presi-
dent Wilson to the Federal Trade Com
mission. where he served until 1927, and
was chairman for one year. Since 1927
he has practiced law in Washington.
He was member of the knights Of
Pythias, 3. p. o. Elks and Woodmen of
the World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18

DRAKE. HORACE r J., In loylns remem-
HIS CHILDREN. !.
sfAGUIRE.. WILLIAM Z. IN loving memory
CURE. who departed this lie six years
ago today, September 10, 1875.
SIX years ago today
And a mS Only se eof sS{ 10 r. rest pr.y
\ AS God alone knew best.
just thouaht OF remembrance,
just the love sI ana s"ee sh devotion soss
OF the one who thinks OF you:
rE NM niece NOM YR re Tso S.S o ss
HER a sGS Toes F ssSsfass E II lssSM
REID. EDITH MAE. IN sad but, levtnE
EDITH MAE REID lnss csmp6eii>, who
September is, isSs.
Gone. but not forgotten; .,,,,v
sGoTT a aET dear @ mother n as s
dauTSter. MARcEILINA a. B. ScOTT.
Sa ho ssBsr5sSS his s four years aE0 to-
You are. absent from our sIsht,
But slT ,a present res, n cur mind;
IoyiNe E HUSBAND n IoFRHEs AND CELL
we miss yOus ueHr mo&nNEt
FOR in this world We and no ether
pfGyo1TEbo cRRfnfIDRESs. sdfsio AND
sHAFFER, EDWARD In SAD but loving re-
nembrance Of our dear husband and
father, EDWARD SHAFFER, Who departed
this, life hinetsen years aso today, Sep
HIS LoSvING WIFE AND DAUGHTER
sTARKs. GRACE 4. In loving rsnasn-
STARKH, who. departed this life two years
ago today, September 10. 1929.
Two years ago we gathered
10 say our last good-by,
For the golden cord had severed
And our hopes in ruin lie.
Today we think Of you, dear mother
And our hearts are sad with pain.
Oh, this world would seem Ike heaven,
Could We see you once sEalr -
BORNE: SON-1N-fAW. J. w. O5HOHNE. =
STEELE, ANNIE Z. In sad but loving re-
membrance Of my deaf mother. ANNIE =.
STEELE. who passed away three year1
ago today, September 10, 1928,
Well do know the pain you bore.
I did not see you die; sa9
only know you went away
HER A Pov dhS nd pAU % Eva Horr
MAN 80
ToLTvER. MAYAEE PRINCE. In memorysef
my devoted wife, MAYME PRINCE TOLI-
IvER. who departed this life three years
ago today, September 10. 1913.
A loving one from me has gone,
voice loved Is still.
SIDNEY J. TOIiVzR- :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18

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POINTER HUNTING DOG. brown and white
markings. answers TO. to pane Big BOY"
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