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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

nings most enjoyable. Those who
enjoy music. dinners and refresh
ments of all kinds, Will welcome
this opportunity to visit this es-
Enlistment, meet their friends. and
feel that happy days are here
again. This is the most frequented
establishment in Matamoros. both
day and night, because Of its un-
excelled service, and the special
attention given to families.
Free parking space has been
provided, and every precaution viii
be taken to keep this establish
ment up to the highest standards.
Only gentlemen and ladies will be
permitted to remain at this place.
and the management will enforce
their orders against rowdyism or
ungentlemanly behavior. We are
pleased to refer this establishment
to our readers as n Of the best
managed and most popular amdse-
ment centers on the border.
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rants. hotels, and grocery stores, In
south Texas use their products reg
ularly.
To successfully conduct a business
OF this nature, requires a special
study in the selection Of quality
products. and their distribution
upon a fair margin OF profit. Walk
or Craig Wholesale Merchants have
given this business careful study,
and handle only standard brands.
which are fully guaranteed and
vouched for by this reliable con-
Germ They re also wholesale deal
ers in standard lines Of hardware.
The managers are prominent in
the business and social circles OF
south Texas. and always aid in
movements for public improvement.
We take pleasure In compliment
ing this concern upon the progress
they have made. and the high grade
products they handle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

Autumn days are here again
and the thoughts of Texas people
turn again to places Of amusement.
recreation and refreShment, where
they may be cool, coy and COM
Portable and enjoy their evenings
in the company Of refined people.
Such an amusement center Is the
T. Crixell e. Co. place in Mata-
moros. Mexico. Just across the
Gateway bridge from Brownsville.
Mr.. r. Crixell Is the proprietor.
Here Is offered q delightful rem
devious for the people Of Texas
and the entire mid continent. and
a wholehearted invitation Is ex-
tended to all by the proprietor TO
visit this modern up-to-date es-
Enlistment and enjoy q delight
full evening.
The T. Crixell q Co. place Is
cool, clean. and comfortable and
you will find that everything has
been provided to make your eve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
FRONTIER LUMBER COMPANY

Under the direction Of experienced
lumbermen. The Frontier Lumber
Co, Is located 1t 22l-l0th st., In
Brownsville. phone S72. This Is le
Of the leading lumber concerns in
south Texas. They feature Coed
Lumoer. Priced Right
At The Frontier Lumber Co. thf
people Of this section for nsen nv miles
around. r offered. at very fsssor-
able prices, lumber and building M
tcrial Of every description, and OF the
very best grade. We viii not at
tempt to detail here the very large
stock that they carry. 1t Is sufficient
10 say, that this establishment COM
pares favorably with the largest
lumber concerns in Texas, in point
Of stock. quality Of material. ana
general excellence d! everything n
the lumber and building supply bus.-
ness.
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INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY BRIDGE

The International Gateway Bridge
CO., phone loo6. . public service cor
poration. under the supervision Of
two governments, Is one Of the
prominent industrial concerns cs
south Texas. The business 4 con-
quoted along progressive lines. and
we are pleased to state, that this
concern Is q big asset to the in
dust-ial life OF the community. MI.
r. ID. Howard Is the manager.
There Is probably no other COM
munity on the border. that Is better
equipped than Brownsville IN this
respect. for The international Gate
way Bridge Co. has provided
modern, and scientifically equipped
bridge equipment, between the two
republics &C this point.
For safety. use The Gateway
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STANLEY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.

chandiSe entrusted TO their care.
Machinery and household goods arc
carefully moved. and properly stor-
ed.
The management OF this concern
Is proud Of their storage service. Ore
of the best. and most scientific
methods OF storing ald handbag
household goods Is employed. They
also have an expert system of re-
cording and making Rccds Your
furniture absolutely can not be lost
in thei- system. Your most treasured
possessions are safe in their care.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

Cuates Development Co. to George
a. Rettke and Laura A. Rettke. NJ.
10 acres OF Lot II. BIZ. 2 Citrus
Gardens Subd., No. 4. Cd'n: $4,000
Margaret NJ Wakefield. et al. 10
Mrs Fannie Costley Rife. 4. 10
acres OF Blk. n. FL Jardin Subd.,
OF Sh. 80. OF Sh. 10, + 5. ct, Cd'n:
So 10000.
H. j. Wright. by Shift. To Tyre
II. Browne and B. M. Holland. All
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
AVIATION IS
CONQUERINC
SEA HAZARDS

NEW YORK, sent. 40 -4,-
Walton. fast-growine youncster.
S1ook . sturdy fist a old Father
9onay and exulted.
- for 1881. Just compiled.
ns!cfn great seas, with ali
H tsl1Pr1s are yielding at last
Ss:o!e uie progress Of mans BRAIN
More than $50 persons crossed
1,e Atlantic o. Pacific oceans by
~ since the beginning Of the
vear and only nine lives were lost.
Compare this with 1927 wear OF
:.snopergns famous flight, when
Y persons lost their lives In at
semptlng TO span the Atlantic, ana
my 10 GOT across. No one crossed
We Pacific that year, which was
considered . banner one In avia-
mons annals but ten lives we're
ost IS . result OF the Dole race
from Oakland to Honolulu.
Zeppelin Carries 200
The Graf Zeppelin now engaged
q ferry service across the Atlantic
"a . strictly business basis, ac-
counted for nearly ZOO Of this
Years ocean passages by making
Two round trips between her home
port at Friedrichhafen, Germany,
ND Pernambuco. Brazil.
Forty men crossed the south
Atlantic in ten planes with General
ttalo B33bc. Italian air minister.
a 81 ut flying boat from the
IAnd {of engineering marve-s-'
1erm2N's Do-x-Brought Is pei
IONS saf w across the Atlantic In
= $4,000 mile flight from Germany
70 the United States.
Post and Gatty flew both the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans In
their startling rush that set a
globe-circling record. -Four other
pairs Of airmen crossed the Atlantic
rom west to east. and the German,
Won Gronau, brought his rev OF
three heYe In an east-wes. flight.
Col. Lindbergh and his wife flew
rom Alaska to Kamchatka with
pne stop.
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tionally advertised products. sold
all over the country, and giving
universal satisfaction.
Every possible access y that the
q owner could neef Is kept in
stock at their attrac I've store In
Brownsville. Everything from spark
plugs to gaskets, horns. chains,
fuses. etc. In fact everything In the
automobile accessory line. VII be
found In their complete stock.
We are pleased to direct the at
tention OF vi readers to The Cow
acevich Supply Co., when they are
In need Of snything in the line OF
automobile parts and accessories or
high grade electrical and plumbing
fixtures and hardware. Visit their
up-to-date store and inspect their
complete stock. The management
win be glad to serve you.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

A thorough knowledge Of state In
surance laws, and the rules and
regulations Of the insurance COM
panies. has equipped this agency for
the insurance business. They are
able to tell you what kind OF insur-
ance to carry, how the policies can
be taken that will aid in the reduc-
ton OF the premium. and how you
can get the maximum OF insurance
ct the minimum OF expense. A care
full selection of companies, and a
clean, straightforward ann OF
doing business, has won for tins
agency q large clientele.
. Always progressive, and looking 20
the best interests OF the community
at all times, The White e. Souther-
land Insurance Agency Is . big asst
to the commercial life Of this Sec
ton, and we recommend them highly
to all our readers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
Id Mill Will
TOpen At Harrington

HARLINGEN, Sept. 30.-Another
important new industry viii be
added TO the Valley when the
valley reed Mills commence oper-
sfion about Oct. Is. j. r. Plang-
NAH. formerly president Of the
Sherman Seed Co. OF Sherman.
Texas, and b. A. Peek former VAL
~ representative for the same
rr.ncern are the owners Of the
|nsw manufacturing concern.
a new threc-story factory builc-
~ Is being constructed on West
jefferson street at q cost OF ap-
nroximafely $l3.500.00. The busldinr
e thoroughly modern In ever
rernect and will BE- equipped witt
large number Of heavy machine
~ the manufacture Of feeds
About eight people win be en-
nloyed 81 the beginning and others
1vfll b added - the business
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

lively designed and decorated. Here
the leading citizens OF Brownsville
meet Informally. and everyone Is
made to feel at home. The en-
ployes are well trained and cour-
teous, and the service Is all that
could be desired In q first class
restaurant. The management Is
justly proud Of the sanitary con-
dstions existing in the kitchen
where food Is prepared and the en-
tire establishment. including linens.
s~ilverware. chinaware and kitchen
utensils. Is kept spotlessly clean.
We take pleasure In giving this
concern prominent mention in this
industrial review.
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N. R. QUINN, PLUMBING and HEATING

ton. In the building OF the Amer
lean city Of the goth century. the
services Of the sanitary engineers
are Of the utmost Importance, for
by modern standards OF living. the
length Of the average human life
has been greatly increased. This Is
largely due to the work Of the
sanitary engineer.
N. r. Quin mis- a sanitary engineer
Of q high order. and those of our
readers who desire work OF this
nature. should avail themselves OF
his expert services. He Is q re-
liable plumbing and heating con-
tractor, the supplies handled are
Of the finest quality. and the
charges are always reasonable. We
are pleased to give this concern
prominent mention In this business
review.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

When In need OF plumbing fix
lures. water heaters. repair work.
pipe. fittings. valves or. in fact.
anything In the plumbing and
heating line. phone s11 for N. r.
Quinn. This concern special
izes In plumbing and heating work
of all kinds. and viii be glad to
serve you. They are located at $50
Elizabeth St., in Brownsville. They
feature expert repair work. and
all their plumbing Is absolutely
guaranteed. Estimates are made
free.
The great advancement along
sanitary lines. Of present day con-
struction. compels the modern sani-
tary engineer to be q man Of adj
vanced ideas. with a thorough
knowledge Of the laws Of santa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

Bridge. the Silver span across the
Rio Grsnde. This Is the largest steel
and concrete structure on the Rio
Grande. and far excells any Other
bridge on the border. II Is adequate
to take care OF all the traffic be-
tween Brownsville and Matamoros
for many years to come. Visit ais
toric Matamoros, Mexico, the most
interesting town CT the border. See
the many points Of interest. visit
the quaint curio SHOES. and enjoy ez-
cellent game dinners.
The management IT the Gatew1y
Bridge = loyal supporters for this
section Of the state. and always aif
in movements for . greater Browns
VILE we = pleased to give favc--
able mention TO this corporation
and point to IL as one o. the con-
munity's greatest asset8
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

In this industrial review OF cur
progressive firms, We wish TO give
commendable mention to The STAN
ley Transfer a. Storage Co.. 5th a
r. r.. phone. $50. Mr.. <. L. Stanley
Is the manager.
Stanley Transfer a. Storage Il
well known throughout south Tex
as. 1t Is one Of the largest, and most
modern storage plants In Browns
vile, having facilities for handling
any kind OF transfer and storage
business Their warehouse Is fire
proof, assuring safety for all mer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
Real Estate Transfers

Prepared by the Brownsville
Title Company. Brownsville. Texas.
Deeds Filed September 2lst. 1881
II. A. Bolzle, ct al. to Arthur
Purdy. Lot 7, Blk. 2. Francis Addi-
ton. City Of Harrington, Cd'n: S.
$1,000.
r. r. Stewart BY Sub. TT. TO c.
G. Nelson. Blk. 81. +. l-2 Of Blk.
%. Blk. rs. Blk. II, Blk. IS, out OF
John "A. Hill Subj, Cd'n: s2.000.0 90.
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or Lots - 20 ~, Inc 49, AZ, 0r14~
lna1 toVnsito 0f - Fer1a, Cd'n5
:, - -
49,. -, r-~~,..t,cc 20 A. ~
- 1850 - 49,
q. Cowdcn and Alma Cowoen: M
IL OF Blk. Is, Baysioe oaruezls
Subd., Cd'n: s4'15o.0o- 49, 49,
ness. All or - Ma !, III -
u Irrig. Cos Supos Cons -"0o .,
G. ~
j. O. Fernandez ~ knflqu1
Valcntin- Lots n. q. y. Z. lu. "a
II, Blk. zoo, City on nfo"sne'
Cd'n: $1,000 a 9. .-
Bonifacio Chavez et ~. to MALvln
Hal and III. g. Galbrnitn- IL |.
in and TO w. 1-2 OF Lot ~, Blk ofs
Harrington. Cd'n: g..
Paul T. Udels ct a. 20 49, -
Snediker. II. IL or Lots ~ lie 49,
Blk. 3. Second Addition.
Of San Benito. Cdn. Siuu0 g 9
Wallace Steele, et a. 70 Frank
Hayerl. 23.13 acres OF land OUT Of
Blk. I. FL Jardin Su6d. sn. OF
Sh. 10. L. $. Ct, Cdn: xS,oo0uo-
w. O. Mathes GO Josefina &C. ~
Mora de Marin. All OK LcS \ n
Q. Blk. IA. Colonia Alta Vista Adj
dition, Brownsville. Cd'n: $1,000 q
c.
Domingo .. Vega TO Pedro valdez
Lot IL, Blk. 8. West Harlingen ADJ
dIticn. City OF Harrington, Cd'n.
$4,000.
Real Estate sales
Monday Sept. 22nd. 1890 SIS .075-71
Monday Sept. 2fst. 1891 "a. 369.00
Deeds Filed September 21nd. 1881
Josephine Anderson. et nj co Ed
ward Harter a. r.. Faye Harter. Lot
a ak. 4. Townsite of La Feria,
cd'n. $1,000 a. =.
John n. Iomax. et AT. 10 Farmers
state Bank. IL Und. interest In
and 10 Lot 3. and Lot 10. Blk. "a.
Original TOWNSHIP or San Benito
Cd'n. 5000. a C.
John r. Lomax. et nj. 70 Farmers
State Bank. An Und. Ia Interest In
and TO. 3fE acres. Farm Lot 3. and
Fractional Farm Lots. 4. 2. A. q
and 7, In Blk. rs. san ITO. Id. a
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4
| TEXAS TOPICS

Ex-Secy. Of State jeff Strtck-
land, the motion picture attorney.
looks in from San Antonio occa-
sionally when the legislature Is in
session, even when no legislation
Is pending that he cares about.
He had q long service In the SEN
' ate, and knows more public people
than anybody else except Jacob
sws'ters.
Josn d. Mccall. who was Gov.
Hobby's private secretary, now a
uccessful lawyer dealing with bond
matters, returns yer SO often to
Austin to attend to business In
connection with the approval or
registration Of issues.
Bob Hoffman, Denton, member
pf the board at c. I. A, was greatly
distressed ot the danger OF cut
ting salaries Of the educational
Institutions He stuck valiantly by
his guns here and was happy when
the senate rejected the bills; stil
happier when they voted to set
final adjournment early IN n
J. E. QUAD, FL Paso lawyer. has
! handicap when he wants TO Ooh
n on the legislature, OF having TO
travel ! little over 800 mileN for
the peek: but he does It, regaSd-
less.
Somebody made up a list OF SEN
ntors and checked against them
the various educational and hos
pital institutions in their districts.
Only about four senators had
none: and II you count farm de-
m~onstration stations and state
parks all have institutions under
their wings.
ID. I. Whitehurst, recently bond
attorney OF the attorney generals
department. has resumed his Dallas
law practice: and during this ses-
sion <,as been down to the capitol,
insisting that the e bond ano
warrant law be modified so that
II shall not put q handicap on the
securifies refunding indebtedness
incurred prior to the passage Q
the law. sDall8S AdHkldhcio So4~
the amendment protests market
ability OF 31.0o0.0o0 Of refunding
securities
J. H. Tallichet. former Austin
bow who went to the city Of Hous7
ton and is now a member OF the
states biggest law firm. comes
back occasionally on railroad rate
matters. He Is a faithful son or
Austin. and no hometown booster
more fervent In tributes to its
beauty than Is he.
Jesse Jones. the states pre-emi-
nent financial man Is coming to
Austin on the public project o
. 80 his heart, the making Of q great
Texas Centennial Exposition In
1885. He will confer with officials
Who are to name the other Is Of
his 20 colleagues on the centen-
MAI board. IF. G. Huntress and
cullen Thomas so far have been
but on the board
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

One OF our most necessary assets.
where the best possible are may
be had In al cases of sickness, u
The Mercy Hospital. located at
Jefferson and State Highway. phone
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

$50. You are assured or the best
possible car and attention here,
and there is an air OF cheerfulness
about 1t that is always an aid to
speedy convalescence.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Donald, and Mcdonald slips the word to Hoover then the big financial shots in New Yory and London, Berlin and Paris set themselves for the killing. Wall Street cracks the whip, Hoover jumps and whee-e-e-e goes the market. Millions for the international spectators, but what do I gel out of it? Yeah, an then prob'ly France will turn it down."
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
Risking Too Much

While sharing the universal admiration for Col. Lind bergh's courage and skill as an aviator, we cannot help feeling that in his proposed flight across the Pacific with Mrs. Lindbergh he is risking too much.
 Conceding that two adult persons have the right to risk their lives in any manner they choose, we are thinking of the Lindbergh baby, who would be left motherless and fatherlesS if disaster should befall his parent in their daring enter. prise.
 Mrs. Lindbergh has demon. 'trated her own bravery anC kill in the air to an exten1 which should satisfy anyone 10 possible practical benefit :an come to the science anc lrt of flying by her taking the lesparate risk of trans Pacific flight. Even the grear -indbergh is only human ano 1e may tempt fate once too often.
 However, we wish the bray,
 air luck in their proposed
 light, although we consider the hazards involved entirely ut of proportion to anything f benefit which it may ac ;omplish if successful.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
Knocking Won't Harm

Those of our citizens who appreciate the value of the forthcoming Alaska British Columbian international cele- bration to the town and district are deeply resentful of the knocking" attitude adopted by a certain element of the community.
 While the tendency to throw cold water on a project which promises to bring to the dis trict not only invaluable ad- vertising and many outside visitors, but also considerable money which would not other wise come here is to be de plored, it is foolish to let ones self believe that it can do the slightest harm.
 It is noticeable that those who are doing the knocking are made up mainly of thf most inconsequent clements O the community; good souls perhaps, at bottom, but people who aside from pursuing theil own little and oft-times de vious ways never do much O. anything for the community ol themselves.
 One need do no more thal to listen to their absurd arg uments and innuendoes against the celebration to realize that such pusillanimous chatter can have not the slightest effect or the ultimate outcome of the big project. Being of such type, that neither their acts Oi words are of material cOnse quence to anyone but them. selves, it would matter littl, with respect to the celebration even were they wholly in favol of it and spent all their timt boosting for it.
 One cannot consider them a other than harmless example of that common type of genu homo which consoles itself fo it's own shortcomings and lacl of initiative by belittling tho energy and progress of others
 Thankfully the success of the
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
TEN YEARS OR so AGO
From the Hyder Alaska Miner
 July B, 1881

Power was turned on last week at the Premier concen- trating mill and the perform ance of the new plant is en- tirely satisfactory to the man. agement. The mill is built for a normal daily capacity of 100 tons and is the first unit of much larger plant which the company contemplates building.
 A large shipment of supplies for the Fish Creek Mining Go. arrived and is now on its way up to the property. Harry Tan ner, manager, reports that good pack trail has been com- pleted from the camp to the upper showing and an addi- tional camp will be started 1 here.
 Sam Silverman is contradict ng reports that the Forty nine has been sold to the Gug- genheim's. He says he intends to keep it and work it himself.
 The Albert brought in 35 tons of cable for the Premier tram, which was shipped from New Jersey through the Pan- anna Canal on one of the ships )f the Dollar line to Vancouver and transferred there. The large reels of cable weigh 5 tons each and the smaller ones about 5000 pounds. Eighty buckets of one-half ton cap acity have also arrived and 45 more are required.
 When Bill Murphy started work at Six-mile he intended doing nothing more than as- sessment work. However, he ran. into a shoot of highgrade and will spend at least a month opening it up.
 Last Saturday evening com missioner John T. Reed unit d in marriage Mrs. Eleanor c. Nichols and Albert J. May 1T, the ceremony being per formed in the Commissioners office in the presence of MT. and Mrs. David c. Manhood. MT. and Mrs. Mayer, who have 'esided here a year, have a wide circle of friends who wish them every happiness.
 Albert Peterson sand John Haati are now stoping and sacking from two and one-half Q three tons per week of eX- ;eptionally high grade grey copper ore at the Silverado, 1 just above Stewart. They have exposed seven ore showings on 1 the three claims of the group. Work on the Premier tram line construction is being push ed with all possible speed with the expectation of having it completed before the first heavy snow of next winter. One hundred and forty men are now on the job. The ordinary towers between the wharf and Fish Creek, distance of about 5 miles, are all up and the ten- sion and anchor stations No.1 and the Fish Creek angle sta ton are practically completed. The work of blasting out the foundation for the angle sta tion above M. R. Jamieson's residence is now in progress.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
Anent the Moratorium

(From the Vancouver Sun
 Overheard on No. 12 street ar: Yeah, this Hoover mora orium idea is pretty slick all fight the biggest stock market stunt they've ever tried =. Bruening tips Me
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

celebration is not dependent upon them in the slightest de- gree and it is the part of wis., dom and charity to pay no at- tention to their vaporings, for they mean nothing at all.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

This newspaper not connect ed in any with any stock brokerage firm other establishment associated in interested in the sale of mining shares and publishes in formation relative local min ing development that be- neved to be in full accord with fact.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Changes IT Display Advert ising for weekly he presented not later than the Wednesday evening preceding the day of issue Saturday. will delayed until the follow ing week