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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24

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Sunday
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
VISTTORSARE
In GOOD FORM
Gesnerx Take Sebastian
Into Camp z7-zI
Friday

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
Riots Break
Out In Madrid

Madrid Jan -4--z1ES
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
BLACKLIDGE
RESIGNS TODAY
Involved I'm Faro Swindle'
Rexenue Collector
QUITS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
Instructed Verdict
Won By Hugo Milde

At llEELc-e1 verde II tle czE-
sSE sui O. LzoEzs LO-e.os ~
Hugo MLce u favor Of thu de1en-
dznt was rendered u the civil d.
trict eOurt Friday
M0re-os sought approximately
$500 damages which ne claimed ne
sustained Is The result OF q traffic
accident az the intersection o. Palm
Boulevard and the Los FreS1cS
highway June a His claim was dis
allowed and court coS-s were asses
ed against him
Mrs Anna c. Tr-TIt and ErE.
Mary c. Mclaughlin. occupants o.
the A1I6e car ks- their lives as 4
result o. the accident II ard Ms.
NIIce also sustained severe E-E5S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
Stop Cabbage Cutting
Move Gains Impetus

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24

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crates mo--y s125-sIZs cash
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total T. s. I53 cars
Carrots. Texas ? California q
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
Day In Congress

Debates Howell b1l Tor prunLh-
ton enforcement Lar tor District
OF Columbia
Campaign expeDGIrUE c0z1-I-
tee confines inquiry into campaign
expenses q Senator Davis. rep1b-
lean. Pennsylvania
Friday
Sent nominations o< three p0EE-
commissioners back Q interstate
commerce c-m.rree
Passed agriculture cepzrment sD-
preparation bill
Adc11h c 1LIIG- q The federal
reserve board told banking commit
tee open market operation Q.
1877 caused speculative boom
HauSe - SATURDAY
Takes up independent Office AZ
preparation bill
Expenditures Committee takes tes-
rnCrv q proposed SL1C0Do0 It'll
70 make paper fer ---re-cT-
Fridzv
Passed b- spprCp-lztiuz sI5-
10000 foE sEzre- c0--srce- Justice
and labor Departments after wzur-
ce&zful aszz1l- u TerS CO p-1Hzb--
ton bureau
Naval Committee APPROVED senate
bin caring s50G011o0 f0r battle
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Appror-z-lols S-b-co--E-tse d.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
Hounds Gnaw
Rio Hondo In
32-l7 Contest

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Former Steno Heads
Armour and Company

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
MARKETS


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24
City Briefs

Try OR Breakfast Es.z
5=-z=E $1zE P AE -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-24

We T-z- ID extend OH E-rE-z
thanks AT l=z--ts- zrT-z-z-E
10 On lsz- 1-E--s IL EEE- Hz--
EZ LC-eE z-1 KID ZT-S
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La gaceta., 1931-06-16
srRVIcIO De AMBULANCIA, TeissonO Y 1IlO

TODD este con nerviosa inquie-
tud, con placer, con recelosas mi
radas, pronunciando frases en-
trecortadas, entire las que Sc
Dian las siguientes:
Ash 10 quieren todos! iSea
va me explico su rebeldia, sus
'protestas..... BESIDE que soy rico,
todos desean mi ruina,.., todos
quieren robarme Mundo cruel,
.egoista, injustot H.. iCuantos me
querian, hoy Sc conjuran para
dejarme solo!.... Mejor! TAN
to mejor! iQue a gusto voy a
quedarme sin ellosl Hare TODD
cuanto me convenga y nadie Sc
|opondra a mis- deseos! No sere
amigo de nadie, nj hermano, nj
padre! lSere rico y NADIA mas
que rico, y feliz y Millionaire!
La gaceta., 1931-06-16
Ell TAMDENO b.
COIN GANO POR Y
OUT" TECNICO

Baby Lincoln, de Tampa, ga
no eh main bout por knockout
tecnico contra Ray Phillips, de
Lakeland, en- d septimo round
de la pelea as rounds, celebra-
da anoche en- la Arena de la Lee
gi6n Americana, en- Ybor City.
La pelea entire Baby Miller y
Bob Phillips fue cancelada, de-
Dido a que solamente habian
200 asistentes y en- las taquillas
una recaudaci6n de $54.00.
Cuatro peleas concertadas a
Icuatro rounds iniciaron ell pro-
|grama de boxeo. Young Lanier,
1912 lie gan6 por puntos a Jack
Andree, 1921; Spike Perez,
I117R, obtuvo igual decision so
bre Kid Sofa, 1R; y Sailor Hall,
$50 tambien gan6 por puntos
a Irish Jack Murphy, 149; Kid
Golden derrot6 a Speedy Ray.
La gaceta., 1931-06-16

maderas de los BALCONIES V las
mamparas de su despacho. No
satisfecho con aquella rapida,
pero minuciosa revista domicilia
ria, abri6 la mampara y pene-
tr6 EN- la pequena habitaci6n,
que, como hemos dicho otras We
ces, servia de despacho particu-
lar al principal de la casa.
ALI. entire aquellas cuatro pa
redes, habia yivido amos Y amos
su amigo Beynaregui. dirigien-
do sus negocios, calculando sus
operaciones comerciales, inspec
cionando los trabajos de la IA
brica, protegiendo a unos, pre-
maindo los afanes de otros, Y
siendo ell alma de aqnella casa
que por el Sc elev6 a gran altura
y para @l fue ocupaci6n constan-
La gaceta., 1931-06-16
Anunciese en- GA CACETA"

extraviado.
A la imagen de Bsrnaregui re
emplaz6 en- el acto la de PUG,
que tambien habla ocupado a.
quel asiento durante cuatro a.
nos; pero esta imagen aun era
mas triste y su mirada mas ira
cunda y mas enojada.
-GQue me quieres, y por que
estas a estas horas en- mi despa.
cho? Ese sitio no es va tuyo, 81
no MIC; pertenece al principal
de La casa, y yo 10 soy dnicamen
tie; no til que va no eres el he.
redero de nuestro amigo, nj mas
que mi dependence. iLevanta-
te, sal de aqui Y espera mis- Or.
denesl
Y con Ia mano Ievantada Y 81
ademan energico avanzo resuel-
La gaceta., 1931-06-16

to hacia ell sill6n vacio, con in
tenclon sin duda de unir la ac-
cion a Ia palabra y arrancar por
Ia fuerza de su sitio a aquel in
comodo hu6sped, tirano de su re
pose y verdugo de su dicha.
A la mitad del breve canine
que le separaba de aquella ia
tidlca vision, de aquel fantasma
lfritado, lie detuvo I'm ruido seco
y prolongado que partia de la
Gale. Rapido como el pensamien
70 Sc dirigi6 al balloon, Y abrien-
40 las vidrieras, una bocanada
qe are fresco y ben6fico que en-
tro por elias refresc6 sus sienes
y dlslp6 las sombras de su es-
piritu. En- cambio 10 que vic le
MO estremecer. Era I'm coche.
destinado sin duda a uevarss de
-
La gaceta., 1931-06-16

Y a cada palabra que EN- Su
sonar despierto pronunciaban
sus tremulos labios, hundia sus
'manos calenturientas EN- los mon
tones de monedas, que rodaban
Sc apilaban, Sc sobreponian unas
3 otras y llenahan eXtendidas la
mesa mostrador Y las plSaehas
de hero del area de caudaies
De repente y como 81 un rui-
do inusitado lie hubiese sacado
de su abstraction, alz6 la cabeza
Y giro en- derredor suyo una mi
rada inquieta y recelosa. Por
primera veg en- su vida lie vino
de repente a la imagination Ia
idea de ser robado, y a pesar de
haber corrido 81 mismo ell pasa-
dor de la puerta de entrada, la
examine de nuevo, asi como las
La gaceta., 1931-06-16

te Y trabajo cotidiano Y algeria
y distraction continues. En- a.
quel sill6n, que nadie ocupaba en-
aquel momento, lie habia visto
meses y amos, con su afable SON
risa, su dulce palabra, su confia
do gesto, hablarle carinoso Y or
denarle beneyolo.
Surgi6 de pronto aquella som
bra evocada por su conciencia, Y
lie pareci6 que Bernaregui vivo
lie contemplate airado desde su
asiento, Di6 dos pasos hacia a
delante para cerciorarse de 81
estaba bien despierto, y apart6
de su frente, no el cabello que
sudoroso Y frfo cast lie cubrfa los
oios, sino la idea que tenaz y
sombria Sc ensenoreaba cada
vsz de aquel cerebro enfermo y
La gaceta., 1931-06-16

de Boston, subi6 al ring para
congratular al vencedor, mien.
tras los segundos de Redmond
trabajaban intensamente POI
reviVirlo.
Ernie Schaaf, de Boston, no
queo a Jack Gagnon, tambien
de Boston, a los 46 segundos de.
primer round de la pelea semi
final.
Ted Sandwina, heavyweight
de Sioux City, gano por puntos
los ocho rounds del preliminal
contra Tom Kirby, de Boston.
Harold Mays de Bayonne, N
j., venci6 a Jack Renault, dt
Canada, en- IN encuentro a seis
rounds.
La gaceta., 1931-06-16
BASE PAIL

FL Filadelfia Americana ce-
lebro su proclamation como
champions del mundo, vencien-
do al Cleveland despues de ha
Ger saltar del box al pitcher
Willis Hudlin, en- ell sexto in
ming.
Pete Donahue hizo su prime
ra aparici6n en- la Liga Anne
ricana, sustituyendo a Hud'in.
En- ell octave inning Donahue
fue saludado por TN cuadran-
gular de Todt.
En- un duelo de once innings
La gaceta., 1931-06-16
BOXED
PRIMO CARNERA KOQUEO
EN- Ell PRIMER ROyND AL
GIGANTE IRLAND

New York, JUNO 16.A Primo
Camera, ell gondolero de &ene-
cia, noque6 anoche a Jack Red
mond, gigantic irlandes, en- ell pri
mer round de la pelea a 10, ce-
lebrada en- Ebbets Field.
No obstante esta victoria de-
cisiva, Camera tiene que con-
tinuar probando que sus meri-
tos son suficientes para que sc
lie tome en- consideration como
DIN possible a~spirante a la coro-
ma heavyweight.
Camera cuando subi6 al ring
pesaba 271R y su contrario
GAG.
La derecha del veneciano CO.
nect6 a Redmond lanzandolo a
la Iona por I'm conteo de ocho.
Despu6s de levantarse y de cam
biar algunos golpes, donde que
dc demostrado que Redmond no
tenia defensa, Camera conect6
de nuevo a la quijada del Ir-
landes que cay6 definitivamen-
te.
La pelea finaliz6 a los 2 mi
nutos y 40 segundos de inicia-
da.
Jack Sharkey, heavyweight
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NO AGRADO LA DECISION
DE LOS JUICES EN- LA Pc
LEA

Miami, JUNO 16.-Snooks
Camepbell, 129 libras, de Mia
mi, obtuvo la decision en- un en-
cuentrb, contra Alberto Leon,
100 libras, de TLmpa.
La pelea fue concertada a 10
rounds y ell veredicto de los jue-
ces fue chiflado ror la multitud
que la presenciaba.
Baby Joe Guzman, de Tampa,
obtuvo por puntos la decision SC
bre Mutt Griffin, de Macon,
Ca, en- la pelea concertada a
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AL BORDE DEL
~"KNOCK-OUT"

Hartford, Conn, JUNO 15.-
Despues de estar en- la Iona por
IN conteo de nueve, Bat Batta-
limo, chaApion featherweight,
noque6 a Johnny Datto, boxea-
dor filipino de Cleveland, Ohio,
eR ell quinto round de la pelea
concertada a 10.
La campana salv6 a Bat Bat
talino de perder ell encuentro
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FoIlettn de La Gaceta No. 10S
Isl 70 Fuera Ricol
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

que las monedas y los billetes de
Banco formaran parte de SD ser
y sangre de su sangre.
Contaba muchas wees la mis-
ma cantidad, y la colocaba api-
lada en- la GAIA: deshacia los ia
jos de billetes, los examinaba,
los contaba tambien y los colo
caba sobre las pilas de orc, y
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SWIDERSKI OFRECI RE.
CHA BATALLA A HUNT

Boston, JUNO 16.-Paul Swi-
derski, heavyweight de SYRIA
cuse oblig6 a Bebe Hunt, de
Ponca City, Okla, a peleay TODD
10 que saba para lograr la de-
cisi6n en- la pelea a 10 rounds &C
lebrada anoche en- Braves Field.
Riderski peso 1912 y Hunt
49,.
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PELEAS DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- Ell NORTH TAM
PA ATHLETIC CLUB

Esta noche en- ell North Tam
pa Athletic Club, Florida y
Giddens ave-, Joe Grace, vete-
rano boxeador amateur lie dara
SUI primera prueba efectiva a
Flynn boxeador escolar,
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ocho rounds.

ocho rounds.
Ambos boxeadores RI eron
1913 libras.
En- otro encuentro, tambien a
ocho rounds, hicieron tablas
Earl Johnson, boxeador del
Miami SCHOOL, Y Earl Hudson,
de Ia propia ciudad.
Ell primero peso 165 y ell Sc
gundo I'll.
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HORARIO DE CONSCLTAS
DE Ia sOCIEDAD
"EL BEN PUBIICO"
EN- YBOR.

EkV DONS
DIR. N. A. P-oRTOCARRER0
Martes, Jueves y SAbadO de 6asP.
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
Luneg. Microbes v Viernes de 8 o 7. N.
LarteE y Jueves de 1 o z !. i.
DIR. A. BUSTIILO
tunes, Microbes Y Viernes de ! .
Martes, Jueves y S&bado de .
DR.. B.. M. TES0N
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de 7 . 9 !. i.
= Iartes y Jueves de 2 . . ]. y.
DR.. JULIO J. GUERRA
MarteS y Jueves de 80 o 1880 !. u.
S&bado de 1A2P. !.
DR.. G. PORROi MSdico IntersH
EN- WEST TAMPAs
DIR. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunes y Microbes de / 2 P. n.
Martes, Jueves Y Sabado de 6 . I. N.
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LINES, Microbes y Viernes de 6a7P. M.
Martes y Jueves de 1 . z !. I.
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LunAs ' Microbes de IL . II A. L.
Visrnes y SAbado de / . 2 p. u.
DR.SJULI0 J. GUERRA
Lunaa. Microbes Y Viernes de $3.50 0 $50 Z. n.
sERVIcEo DE AMBULANCIA, Tei:;OnO Y 1l1O
Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City. Y 1853
West Tampa, II 3S46. Para llaMsSss por 10 noche'
10 msmo en- Ybor que On West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
AVIS0S EN- YBoR CITY
DR.. Portocarrero. DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bus
til.o, DR.. 5. M. TisCn, DIR. Sulio J. Guerra, On 10 BQd-
CO del Cfrculo Cubano Telefono NO. ! 1AOS.
AvIsOs EN- WEST
DR.. A.. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bustilo, DR.. 9. u. TLe6n
Or. Julie J. Guerra, sn Ia Botica a. bisn RunNco' Teis-
fOnO No. 1886.
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UN LUJOSO
Sale para New York llevantlo
I'm matrimonio. Necesita tres
personals para ayudar a los gas
tos. Informan: 2313R Gale II.
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por la rnisma VIA :
gan6
Er tftulo de Batt
discutia por haber eiO
| ring con 1882 mier
solo lego a 1877.
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Stuart y Sammy Luz
s2ran en- ell semi-final.
Gurley, en- I'm tempo favo-
de Seminole peleara con-
James Corbett en- ell prelimi-
Har; Hubert Simmons biscuit
ra la decision con Tommy Taft;
Areenio Corral contra Yankee
Camel, Lenwood Wooten con
ira Harry Brown yaCecir Me-
Cullers peleara contra Cliff Cor
don.
Nogales international., 1931-08-08

1T HEN was student Amherst College, and my father
N was preaching in Chicago used go home for Christ
the Erie Railroad.
The trip consumed nights and day. but this the
golden age when kind hearted railroads allowed to
present free passes clergymen and their families
Now the Erie makes fast time and there passes but
the memory of those old slow trips pleasant My mother
would pack full of sandwiches and hard boiled
and bananas and had glorious time; thinking that 1t
any hardship travel slowly but thanking my lucky stars
that l able to get home at all.
On one of the days preceding last Christmas told,
eight sections of Americas SWEETEST trains required leave
New York to hurry the youngsters home from school,
1t hurried them home for what? SO that they could bestow
running kiss on their parents shed their day clothes change
evening Clothes and be off series of parties.
This the world live in This the tempo of modern life
of old folks who decry merely dating ourselves
belonging passing generation.
Yet personally feel little sorry for these headlong young
Somehow to that in travelling fast hev
miss awful lot
remember the Christmas when my father presented my
watca big silver affair that he himself had carried for
years. years DID, and the gift 1t had
occurred that should watch Until
twenty-one.
remember how my wife and saved up patiently buy
first secondhand Ford remember first antique
which loved for months before could finally acquire
thrill of building library, one book at time
Now the kids smash dozen watches before they
And they life with and with furniture; and twenty
they have rushed through all the emotional experiences that lasted
leisurely through forty years.
Don't mistake I'm booster for the generation.
They healthy, direct and fine. Only sometimes wonder
wonder when my way home at night pass big house
in which lives of New Yorks famous neuoogists It's an
expensive house. paid for by Lmosines are always
stacked up in front of it.
It would almost if the prize of life in America
limousine and park it in front of specialists door
Every one seems to be racing to get there,
Nogales international., 1931-08-08

county, preparations are being
made for quite an acreage of peas
and lettuce, although the lettuce
paintings will not be as extensive
as they were last fall.
Range Cattle
"The ranges and range cattle all
over the county are in excellent
condition at the present time and
the calf crop appears to be larger
than it has been for several years.
With the ranges and COWS in such
good condition the calves from this
county should be equal to if not the
best in the state of Arizona this
fall.
Poultry
"The spring pullets that are
coming into production this fall
look to be superior to those raised
last year. This is due to improved
methods of feeding as well as to a
better grade of stock"