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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-02
Texas Continues The Great
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Rotarians Urged To
Vote For District

Importance OF the conservation
district election on Thursday to every
citizen Of the Valley was emphati-
cally brought out by Harry Banker
in a talk before the Brownsville
Rotary club Wednesday. In which
ne urged every member Of the club
to vote.
Benefits which the district will
bring to the Valley territory involved
were mentioned by the speaker. who
stated that he was strongly in favor
of the district and hoped that the
valuation would AIRY.
With John Tanning Of the Capt.
toll theatre as master Of ceremonies.
a program was staged by Doc Os-
borne. tenor soloist. who sang two
numbers. and the Fast Steppers.'
and RKO and Public trio. composed
Of Claude Sanger and Gene and
Velma.
The trio did several singing, &C.
centric and ~acrobatic dancing and
other numbers. Ken Paul of KWWG
was at the piano, Paul Kennard &C
companying the solos by Osborne.
The program was under the Ill
rectiOn Of Jim Lotus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02

: He was held IN custody OF private
detectives at a hotel. and confessed
BARI officials said. Lloyd's of Lon
don, which carried the bank EN-
ploye's bonds, estimated the amount
at $1,000 .000. Bank officers said IL
would be impossible to estimate the
amount with accuracy until an in
ventory has been completed. but adj
mitted the defalcations we're sub
stantial." They predicted the
Lloyd's estimate would be too high.
The officials said Wolf confessed
to carrying on his d~efalcations by
using an audit-proof system ovt
a period Of II years. but they added
that the bank. itself the largest in
Chicago, was protected against loss
by Lloyd's.
VOLTS system remained audit
proof up TO the momtnt Of his con-
fession, which was brought about,
not by evidence discovered about.
the bank. but by suspicious of a
broker who wondered where Wolf
was getting the huge sums he lost
In his speculat.ons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
OFFICIALS IN s
VALLEY FOR
CONFERENCE
Longer Season Urged
On Grounds Of Big
Crop Expected

A conference on quarantine regi-
lations in the Valley. attended BY
highest officials of the bureau CT
plant quarantine and control adj
ministration. was being held in Har-
lingen today, according 70 communal
cations received here.
Chamber Wires
The Brownsville Chamber or Com
MERGE today wired those al the con-
ference pleading for an extension
Of the citrus shipping season
Lee A. Strong. chief Of the plant
quarantine, and control administra-
ton, headed the group u officials
who arrived in the Valley today.
Others were DR.. a. c. Baker. chief
of sub-tropical fruit inspection work
for the administration, r. +. Nc
Donald. in charge OF federal pink
boil worm inspection work. and J.
NJ. Del Curto, head OF the horticui-
tural bureau of the state depart
ment Of agriculture.
Confer With Ford.
They conferred with II. II. Ford.
acting in charge Of the federal IN
spectiou Wort in the Valley.
In a telegram sent today the
Brownsville chamber stated, we
urge that you consider the question
Of extending the shipping season tor
Valley citrus fruit by two months IL
possible the coming season. IN view
of the large crop in the Valley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
PRIEST BAN ACT
is UNOPPOSED
Riots Follow Attempts To
Raze Vera Cruz
Churches

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 2-tP-
The federal governments an
nounced determination not TO -
tervene IN the Vera Crlz religious
controversy. which recently has
led to a series OF h0mbings and
riots, was received with dismay BY
Catholic circles today.
Pres. Ortiz Rubio in his annual
address at the opening session OF
congress yesterday made his first
definite reply 70 requests for in
tervention with the statement that
tn Vera Cruz legislature acted
within It's rights in passing an
-anti-church measure and he con-
sidered federal Intervention a vio-
lation Of state sovereignty which he
wa not willing TO commit.
The Vera Cruz law limited TO i3
the number of priests allowed to
perform their offices in the state
and rather than comply with these
restrictions the church has per-
mltted itself 10 be practically elm
mated from Vera Cruz. With the
exception Of a mere handful, the
Catholic priests have left the state.
simultaneously with the presi-
dents announcement. a serious riot
was reported In Orizaba. Vera Cruz.
where several thousand Catholics
demonstrated in protest against an
unsuccessful attempt 10 burn three
Orizaba churches. The demonstra-
tori stoned the Masonic temple and
a protestant church and re- sted
troops with the same weapons.
Order finally was restored and sew
eral arrests made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
CONTRACT FOR
ELEVATORS LET
Building Represe ntative
Will Arrive Soon
In Valley

Contract for installation or elevs-
tors in Brownsville's new $3.50 900
federal building has been awarded
by the treasury department 70 the
Otis Elevator CO. Of. Washington.
ID. G.
This information was contained IN
a communication to Postmaster VIII
bur Denret..
The Otis company was low nc n
bid by sl1.5l4 for two elevators.
The freight elevator will be IN
the front ~ the building. accessible
from Elizabeth or Tenth streets.
The freight elevate rwill be IN
the rear.
Postmaster bennett said A. J. Rife
OF Dallas. who has been awarded the
general contract for construction OF
this Building. will arrive In Browns
vile In "A fet da To award sub
contracts. and supervise the begin
ming Of construction.
Mr.. Rife In n letter 10 the local
postmaster said he would leave for
Brownsville a. soon A. he receives
notice from the government to pro-
coed with the work.
RazinR the old building will he
one OF the first tasks IN the build
ing program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
College Students
To Get Bus Service

Bus service will be available for
students intending 10 enroll at the
Brownsville Junior college Sept. SO,
the two days set aside for that pur-
pose. 4 was stated Wednesday morn
In by Z. G. Dodd. lean OF the -ol-
lege.
The buses will meet students NJ
the following places and times ia
the morning OF Sept. 8: La Feria
poSt-0ffice. $40; Harrington post
office. 7:45: San Benito. StonewaIl
Jackson hotel. Sis: and Rio Hondo
post office. 8:15.
No charge Is made for the bus
service. Dotd stated, the service in
cluded IN The regula- tuition charge.
Regular class work OF the college
will begin Thursday. Sept. 10. and
college authorities are expecting TIE
largest enrolment in the history Of
the institution.
Students completing the regular
two year course or the Brownsville
Junior college may enroll IN the sen
Tor class OF any senior college or
university without conditions, the
college dean S ated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
GRAND JURY TO
BEGIN ACTION
Fifteen Divorces Granted
By District Judge
Westervelt

Cost bono appear to be a pop
ular substitute for the bonds u
matrimony In Cameron county.
Fifteen divorces had been granted
up 10 noon Wednesday BY Judge
Geo. G. Westervelt OF the crir- aal
district court. and he was to con-
tinue work on the non-jury di .ce
docket Thursday. He is rapidly
clearing away the docket which
contained over 100 81
The grand jury recessed Tuesday
without returning indictments but
will get back into action Thursday
morning when II Is expected a
number Of true bills vii be handed
the sheriff's office.
Tuesday the body investigated
n. alleged brutality OF Border
Patrolman w. r. Brad on Max
imiliano Cano as the result of a
traffic accident near the Arroyo
Colorado bridge. However, no in
dication OF contemplated action
can from the grand jury room.
Brady has countered with "h!t and
run" charges against Cano. who il
under a year and a day suspended
sentence for violating the federal
liquor laws.
Judge Westervelt has ertified his
disqualification in the cases arains.
John Seaman. former district clerk
10 Judge w. B. HOPKINS. presiding
Judge Of this administrative judicial
district. Judge Hopkins will appoint
another judge TO hear this case.
Westervelt, a district attorney.
worked on the indictments against
Seaman. and this disqu.li- Is lin.
Judge Hopkins is expected o name
= e judge 10 handle the case some
tim next week.
Due TO a new law which enables
a defendant to plead guilty before
the Judge In non-capital cases Is
expected 70 speed up the present
teri OF court. Under tr law the
Judge can handle any felony case
which does not provide for capital
punishment without aid OF a Jury.
The murder charge against Ruben
Cortez has been set for Sept. IA.
Sept. 81 has been Sc as the date
for trial Of the following men:
Librado Sosa. Eusebio Perez. W. w.
Sheffield and Jack Ald1id G, j. ID.
Donaldson. Jr, Frank Archer, G.
r Millsap. Ross Burleson. w. w.
Deem, r. II. Hargraves. Constan-
IL. Garcia, Juan Gonzalez. Re-
fugiC Gonzalez and John r. Patter-
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
BOOSTER CLUB
CAMPAIGN son
Fifty Valley Women Enter
Popularity Contest,
Awards Offered

Keen public interest Is being
shown already in the Booster
Club campaign sponsored by local
merchants. Many visitors have call
ed at the newly-opened headquar-
tiers at If06 Elizabeth street for
detailed information relative to
this unique contest which viii make
u possible for many Vale women
to own valuable prizes within five
weeks. The g. .,ital prize Of the
event Is a Ford sedan.
Headquarter rooms have been
furnished comfortably for the con-
v~enience Of shoppers and the prizes
offered by merchants cooperating
IN the big shopping event are on
display.
The contest officially opened to-
day and will continue through
Saturday. Oct. 3. The prizes are 10
be given To leaders IN a voting con-
test, the ballots TO be issued with
purchases and payment OH accounts
at stores cooperating in the cam
paign.
More than 50 contestants already
a : listed for the campaign and
many more are expected to be en-
terUd when the candidates group Is
published in tomorrow's issue OF
TIT Herald.
Merchants and firms r~articipat-
Ing in the campaign ire. Y. @.
Penny Co, Dorfman's Jewelry store,
Patteson Motor Co. Miller Radio
shop. Hicks RtJ5er 20. CisneroS
Drug stores. McKays Pharmacy.
Edelstein's Furniture CO., The Fash
ion, Model Laundry, LibbyS. Cap
itol theatre, Legion Sports arena,
Borderland Furniture. Co. Aims
worth & Colgin. Fl Jardin Coffee
shop. International Shoe store,
Houston Place at Santa Cruz and
vivier Music company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Lawbreakers Pay
Fines By Instalment

Another hard times" Law. pat
termed somewhat after the split
tax payment law. was put into
effect here Tuesday when Judge
Z. r. Yates OF the county court
at law fined two men an allow
ed them TO pay up on the in
stalment plan"
The defendants paid "a portion
OF their fines and were given un-
I'll October ! 70 pay the re-
mainder.
This law is expected TO put
money in the county Golfers
whereas the pay or 60 TO jail"
law previously enforced meant a
loss. All too frequently IN the
past defendants = ted them
selves county guest rather than
paw fines.
This new law passed I re-
cent term OF the legislature.
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Wire Flashes

BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept. PIP
Wilmer Allison, Austin, Tex, and
Johnny Van Ryn. Philadelphia. to-
day took the first set Of tie Ma
tional doubles tennis final from
Gregory Mangin. Newark. &. j.,
and Berkeley Bell. New York. b a
6 margin. Mangin lost his service
at love in the last anne. m king
thre errors. The only point was a
placement by Allison that split the
serving side.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2-fP,-
r. lnce gained It's first victory in
the international round robin ten
mis- tournament at the Germantown
Cricket club today -rhen Marcel
Bernard defeated Johnny Doeg.
U s, in the opening singles match
Of the day. The score were o.. Ga.
BOSTON. Sept. 2-P- The
New York Giants punched nine OF
their II hits in two innings to
defeat the Boston Braves 9 to ? In
the first game Of today's double
header.
New York -. o03 600 ooo-g u 2
Boston .,...... 100 100 000-2 s
Hubbell anG Hogan. O'Farrell;
Sa aid and Spohrex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Exports Drop

WASHINGTON. sept. 7. GA
slight gain IN imports and A salI
drop In exports for the III. :. fn
July ms compared with the previous
month. vas announced today hy the
rOmme- y department.
The commerce department an
nounced total exports for the month
were Sl8O.66 sol. comnared with
S266. 76i 80 in July. 1880. Imports
we're sl74474.422 against s22D.55s NJ
ass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Gambling To Open
On Border Tonight

Gambling opens along the Next
can border again tonight.
This announcement was made ~
Brownsville today by the holders NJ
a state concession. who Will open
resorts in MatamoroS. Reynosa and
Laredo.
The gambling in Matamoros will
be at the Co-tez night club. instead
of at Santa Cruz. and at the italian
cafe building where 1t was formerly
located.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Traffic Signs Are
Erected At Schools

The Brownsville police depart
ment will take its usual precaution-
airy measures against traffic acct
dents in the vicinity OF schools
thi- year.
Slow signs have been ordered and
will be placed near the schools.
Officers supervise traffic IN the
vicinity OF the schools during the
rush hours In order 10 protect the
children against accidents.
No accidents Of a serious nature
occurred in the school sections last
season.
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Response Unfavorablr.
Oil Clash Looms

AUSTIN. Sept. 2. Rl-Ciashinz
claims OF authority appeared likely
today 10 cause a deadlock betw N
Gov. Ross S. Sterling and ths two
majority members on the Texas
railroad commission over settlement
Of the east Texas oil field ~prorati0r
controversy.
c. V. Terrell. chairman OF t.-s
commission. and Lon "A. Smith. The
second commissioner. Yesterday
agreed upon an order scaling the
allowable or the east Texas field at
225 barrels per well a day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Shoals Plan Up

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. fF-The
Music Shoals commission adjourned
a two day session today after &
ting Nov. ] as the limit for the
submission of additional proposals
for the leasing and operation Of Inc
project.
The commission will meet again
Oct. | az Muse Shoals. No action
was taken on the seven proposals
opened BY the commission yester-
day when II began its session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02

Judge Geo g.. W~este-velt of Tine
criminal district court viii 70 NJ
K~ingsville FRIDAY 70 hear a motion
for new trial offered DIV attorneys
Tor Ed Porter, negro sentenced 70
80 years for murder.
The Judge will return M his bench
here Monday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02

CORPUS CHRISTI. Sept. 2. Up
"A cattle herder discovered "a bleach
ed human skeleton |. miles south Of
here yesterday. The skull appeared
70 have been crushed w a blo-.
Officers believed the man had
been "a liquor smugE' n and had been
killed Dy members OF a rival liquor
gang.