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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
WARN GROWERS
CUT ACREAGE
u. 5. Department Says Must
Decrease Tomato And
Onion Crops

AUSTIN, Feb. 4 Up Truck
growers Of Texas were advised to-
day BY the bureau OF agricultural
economics OF the United States de-
partment of agriculture that n
less they cut down the production
OF watermelons. tomatoes and M
ions in 1881, the markets would
probably become stagnated as was
the case in 1890.
Texas had a 20 per cent increase
in its onion crop in 1890 and the
season was characterized In gem
eral. by the largest crop and a rec
ord low price. the report said. The
report said with storage holdings
at high levels marketing would be
difficult in 1881.
Both watermelon acreage and
production were at extremely high
levels in 1890 and prices were low
er than in II years. The report said
unless acreages were reduced for
1881 returns might again be unsat-
iSfactory.
Texas $500 cars OF tomatoes. 1000
cars OF which were moved 70 mar
kets in June, were said by the re-
port TO have demoralized the mar
ket. The average price received
was reported 70 have been the
lowest in eleven years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Figures Don't
Lie, But Liars
VIII Figure

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 4 -tPl-
D~epression's bleak era Is over
and done. and cyerything's "oke''
for the year 81. This dope's on
the level. for figures don't lie,
asserts n j. Harris a cheerful
like guy.
The blame for ~depressions this
century's seen. he says can be
laid to the number thirteen
The unlucky total Of thirteen APP
pears In adding the digits In all
The lean years.
A -one" anr a nine and a
three and an 10" will total
thirteen. your addition will show.
In nineteen naught three and in
81 too, the total thirteen raised
a panicky hue.
This year Of our Lord has no
similar linx, and nothing can
panic US. J. Harris thinks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
MOVES OFFICE
TO COURT HOUSE
Hidalgo Treas Now
Located With Other
County Officials
Especial 70 The Herald.l

EDINBURG. Feb. a. Santiago
Guzman. treasurer OF Hidalgo coun-
ty. moved into his new office In
the court house. late Tuesday. The
office is TO the left OF the south
entrance, and was made available
Tor the treaSurer's office when
several abstracting companies
moved ont Monday afternoon. ID.
"A. Graham Is assistant in the
t~reasurer's department.
Guzman has been occupying the
~treasurer's office over the Amer
lean State Bank and Trust COM
pany, used by the treasurer Of the
past administration.
Guzman's moving 10 the court
house Is IN accord with the plan
OF the present county commission
crs court to conserve in rentals.
ard house as many county officials
IN the court house as possible.
Although all officials are not
settled permanently. the court
house Is housing all county Off
Gals except the county auditor. who
will move TO the court house as
soon as the proper space Is ar
ranged.
z. g. Couch. county Judge. was
given authority by the commits
sioners court TO arrange the hous-
ing plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
DOCTORS LEAD
TOURISTS HERE
Many Visitors Here During
January; Valley Seen
AS Health Resort

Among the tourists 10 this sec
ton recently. doctors have been
prominent. forming the bulk Of
the visitors. according to Mrs.
Ralph A. Warden, tourist hostess
at the chamber OF commerce.
The Rio Grande Valley Is be-
coming a health resort. and not
only are doctors visiting here in
large numbers. but the number OF
patients and others who have come
here at the recommendation Of
their physicians is enormous" Mrs.
Warden explained.
Among the doctors here In jar
uary we're the following: Dr.. and
Mrs. J.. McCarroI. Denver. Col; DR..
and Mrs. Ernest Heilman and
daughter. Mrs. r. II. Adams. Iowa:
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Leslie. Meade.
Kans.: Or. and Mrs. Fl. @. Mellen,
PittSfield. Mass; Or. and Mrs. NJ.
Nordvedt. Minneapolis. Mimi: DR..
and Mrs. Chas. r. House. Walters.
Okla; DR.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Smith.
Lyndon, Kans.; DR.. and Mrs. J..
McVoy. Detroit. Mich: DR.. and
Mrs. II. Hoover, Grand Lodge,
Mich: and DR.. and Mrs. S. p.
Smiseth. Suttons Bay. Mich.
More Canadians than ever be-
fore r visiting the Valley" the
chamber hostess said Wednesday.
Miss y. p. Dickson. from Ontario.
was a visitor here this week. and
is an ardent and enthusiastic stamp
collector. She stated that she had
found several good stamps here to
add TO her collection"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Mexico Loses Island
In Pacific to France

PARIS, Feb. 4. R)-After twenty
two years the king Of Italy. Victor
Emanuel. agreed upon BY France
and Mexico as al arbiter to deter
mine ownership of tiny, desolate
Clipperton Rock. Pacific ocean Is
land. has found against Mexico and
awarded the island to France.
His decision. filed yesterday at
the QQuai d'Orsay. rules that the
Mexican government, which has
kept a small garrison Of men there
since 1897. must quit the island
and surrender sovereignty to the
French government.
Clipperton Rock lies $40 miles
off the west coast Of Mexico in lati-
tude 10 north. and it's sole import
ance. il appears now. Is that even
tually 1t might be used as a sea-
plane base. 1t Is of coral struc-
ture, and low except for one point.
ITO feet high. 1t encloSes a la
COON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
BUTLER CHARGE
MAY Be TOLD
Accused Marine Holds
Conference Today
With Counsel

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-F-A
secret conference was held today
between Major General Smedley ID.
Butler. awaiting courtmartial. and
his counsel. Major Henry Leonard.
at the exclusive Metropolitan club
here.
The accused marine would not
talk to newspapermen and care
was taken 90 conceal his where
abnuts.
Informed oy telephone that such
q crowd had gathered outside his
office that four policemen had
been called 70 control 1t. Major
Leonard laughed and General But
Ter joined.
Leonard said the formal charges
against the officer might be made
public later III the day al IFS Of
flee.
He said that al least no reason
vas apparent al The time why they
should not b..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
ROMANCE HAS
TRAGIC ENDING
Former Husband Shoots
Bride and Kills
Husband

SALAMANCA. ~. ", Feb. 4-tP,
The honeymoon Of less than a week
or Wesley Dieter, 42. and Mrs. VII
Wan King Dieter, 80. was brought
to a tragic end In a farm house
near here last night.
"A charge or buckshot, fired
through the window while the bride
was sitting ON the knee or her hus-
band, critically wounding her and
another charge fired at close range
as Dieter rushed 10 the porch, kill
cd him.
Sheriff Frank A. Annis and a
hastily formed posse stalked the
woods III the snow and early this
morning came upon Darwin King.
IS. former husband OF Mrs. Dieter,
hiding In an abandoned barn. The
Sheriff called upon him to surren-
der.
when We got no response we en-
tered with reyolvers drawn and
flashlights playing around the old
structure Annis said. we saw
King covering IN a corner. too
terror-stricken TO talk. He gave no
show OF resistance
Annis said King readily admit
ted that he had done the shooting
and had hidden the gun.
Mrs. Dieter obtained "A divorce
rom King nine months ago ariu
was married to Dieter last Thurs
day. The couple then went 10 the
home Or the brides parnets. Mr..
and Mrs. William WILDER. TO spend
their honeymoon. A small boy by
Mrs. Dieter's marriage to King was
being cared for BY the Wilbers.
The brides parents. who followed
Dieter 20 the porch after his wife
had fallen to the floor. identified
King.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

The decision was rendered in the
case Of Mrs. Maria Cardoso de
zapata. who was married In Balboa
Canal Zone. in 1872 to Eduardo
zapata. He recently obtained a
divorce here without his wIfe's
knowledge and Mrs. Zapata, upon
learning Of the decree. appealed to
the supreme court. which reverted
the case 70 IT'S status when the
plaintiff presented his petition.
The Zapatas arc Mexicans.
The courts findings specified
Mexico City. not referring 10 di-
v0rceS obtained III Cuernavaca.
MorelOs, where many Americans
E2ss procured dccre-S.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
San Benito Ships Car
To Drouth Sufferers
fBv Staff CorrespondentO

SAN BENITO. Feb. A carload
OF cabbage is being loaded here to-
day fer shipment TO some point iii
the drouth stricken area. j. r. Bell.
manager OF the chamber of ON
mcrce. announced this morning
The chamber OF commerce is CO.
operating with the local chapter or
the Red Cross IN the shipment.
Transportation for the car will
bc furnished bv the Missouri Pa
cific: ice Is being donated Nv the
Central Power e. Light Co: cutting
and loading Of the cabbage Is being
taken care OF by the Alexander Mar
keting Co. and the cabbage itself
is being donated BY Sloan g. Prich-
ard. local growers.
Bell has wired the st. Louis or
flee Of the Red Cross TO designate
point to which they desire the cab
bage shipped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 4-tPl-A
battle for divorce business be-
tween the states OF Nevada, Wyom-
ing and Arizona became a two
state affair yesterday when Arizona
withdrew from the contest.
Arizona's legislature quickly voted
down a bill proposing a 90-day resi-
cence for divorce seekers. Senator
Crenshaw introduced the biz with
the remark Ii was a bushes pro-
position" for some OF the divorce
grist turned out by Nevada.
An uproar followed and when
Tire oratnry ended the bill was de-
feated nine to eight votes, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
HERE'S ONE FOR
X y y \
O.
= = = = y
KEEP OUT OF JAIL

CHICAGO, Feb. 4-lR-It's hard
to get into Jail sometimes.
IKE the ase Of John Doherty,
%. as related by the police.
The other day he stood In front
of a clothing store. hurled a brick
through the window, selected an
overcoat and stood by for results.
Passerby came up. John tapped
him on the shoulder and said:
Il Just broke this window and
took this coat
I'm in a hurry: don't bother
me-" said the stranger.
John went to the telephone.
called the police and returned TO
hispost 70 wait.
I'm the man." he told them
Yesterday he came before Judge
Frank Padden, said he was out OF
work. tired OF living off MS cou-
sin, and wanted TO transfer 10 jail
But the cousin. Mrs. Mary walsh
said he was no burden and the
judge refused to Jail him.
John walked out. shaking his
head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

ing or the easy divorce bill as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen, I suggest we give
the little senate OF Arizona u big
hand"
And the Reno lawyers laughed
and clapped their hands.
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 4-fP-
Notification BY publication Is Illegal
4 divorce proceedings In Mexico
City. under a decision handed down
yesterday by the supreme court
The court held that the notifica-
ton must be made in person. thus
putting a stop to a custom III wide
use here Of publishing the advice
In The court bulletin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Oil Tariff Body
VIII Make Report

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-lP-
The tariff commission probably
will send its report on oil 10 con-
gresS within the next week. There
will be no recommendation as TO
a tariff.
Chairman Fletcher said today
although the commission had set
Feb. Is as the latest date for sub
hitting the report. 1t hoped 10 have
Is ready several days sooner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Commissioners Court
Of Hidalgo Recesses

VoDEIIdI 20 IIE
EDINBURG. Feb. 4.-The Hidal-
20 county commissioners court re-
cessed Tuesday afternoon until Fri
Gay morning. The recess was de-
cIared SO that the commissioners
could spend several days in looking
ever the roads Of their district.
The court has had special meet
ings almost daily. excepting Satur-
day. snce January l. and expects %
resume daily meetings Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Prepare For More
Trouble In India

BOMBAY. INDIA. Feb. 4-tFl-
Onthe Y of peace parleys with
delegates returning from the round
table conference, the congress
party headquarters announced to-
day that its president and members
OF It's war council would publicly
manufacture salt in the great
Madam square tomorrow.
This Is In direct defiance or the
law and II is the offence for which
Mahatma was imprisoned last May.
The gesture OF civil disobedience
Is certain to result in the arrest Of
all those who engage in il and the
authorities we're prepared for trou-
be.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
HIDALCO TAX
FEE DISPUTE
IS SETTLED
Delinquent Tax Costs
Are Reduced BY
Agreement
5000 CASES
Now On File, Of Which
5000 Are Against
Unknowns
Especial to The Herald.)

EDINBURG, FEB. 4.-Settlement
Of a much disputed question. ar
rangement OF fees for the delin-
quent tax docket OF the county
court, was made by the commits
sioners court. County Attorney
Bryce Ferguson, and G. r.. Fortson.
past district clerk, late Tuesday.
Questions under discussion in
Guided agreement or fees to be
charged. period OF time to be al
lowed for cut fees, and what dis
position to make in connection
with the cases against unknown
owners. An agreement was finally
reached to the effect that the dis
fees will be cut to S1.00 on cases
against bonafide persons for the
period OF 90 days, after which the
fees will be the regular price or
approximately S7.00.
One half Of these fees will 20 20
present County Attorney Bryce
Ferguson. and the other half will
e. to past county attorneys Bucha-
nan or George MCGEE and past
AlotA III CtCAh TOltSOl. dS IS the
regular procedure. This fee is in
addition to penalty and interest on
the delinquent suits.
About 5000 suits, 5000 Of them
against unknown owners. were
docketed by the past county at
torneys, a large number OF them
the last few months OF the year.
The cut In fees will not cover the
expense entailed in the docketing.
unless only a small number Of the
5000 bonafide owners take advan-
tage OF the 80 days. and the cases
will continue until after the 30
Gay period when the regular fees
will be charged.
No set price has been made for
the 80 day period, during which
sheriffs fees accrue, but will prob
ably be agreed upon within sew
eral days. according to County At
torney Bryce Ferguson.
Whether the cases against IN
known owners will continue on the
dockets after the 90 day period Is
not definitely settled. as they may
be dismissed permanently, Fergu-
son said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
400 DEAD IS
ESTIMATE OF
QUAKE TOLL
Desolation Reigns In
Stricken Zealand
Cities
HOMELESS ARE
Taken Care of In Emergency
Stations, Fire Sweeps
Shattered Towns
HOMELESS ARE

WELLINGTON, N. z, Feb. A.
tPl-Preliminary estimates OF the
death toll at Napier and Hastings
jumped to 400 today when surveys
Of the damage caused by yester-
Gays earthquake and fire had only
begun.
Eye witnesses reported 1t was
impossible to give any accurate
figure at present, but agreed there
were az least 300 dead in Napier
and 100 in Hastings. The number
OF injured at Napier was estimated
az 1000. No figure on injured at
Hastings was reported but the
number was believed TO run into
the hundreds.
Fears prompted by scattered re-
ports from the stricken area were
more than realized In information
collected from refugees arriving
here today.
Survivors said the quake wreck
ed all the stone buildings in Napier
and that the fire, famed by a
breeze coming in from the sea.
swept inland, destroying everything
IN its path.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

Arizona's divorce residence require
ments remained at one year.
AT Cheyenne a bill was intro
duced by Representative w. C..
Deloney amid much merriment.
The bill would require only 90 days
residence for divorces.
The bill. however, was conceded
a chance for passage. despite the
fact speaker Charles Mann referred
II to the bridges and highways
committee.
AND from Reno came immediate
reaction 10 the efforts or its quick
divorce rivals. John S. Sinai, pres
Ident OF the Washoc County Bar
association, toasted Arizona's slay-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Cash To
Pay Judgment
ESPECIAL TO The Herald }

Especial 70 The Herald.)
EDINBURG. Feb. 4-Tranter OF
$4,000 fro mthe county tax COL
lcctor'S office TO the county treas
urer. was authorized BY the com
missioners' court late Tuesday. This
amount. together with S1770.55. held
by Treasurer Santiago Guzman. will
I've put in the Hidalgo County Drain
age District No. I account TO pay
off judgment against the district
brought by the Austin Machinery
company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Kansas Publisher For
IS Years, Dies Tues.

HOLTON, Kas-I Feb. 4-IPI-M.
M. Beck. 81. dean OF Kansas news
papermen and for IS years pub
Usher Of the Holton Recorder, died
here last night.
The Oldest Kansas newspaper
man. Beck continued active In his
profession until death. he founded
the Recorder in 1875. six years
after settling in jackson county
with his wife and son. Edward C.
Beck. who later became managing
editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
San Benito to Have
Good Humor Princess

~ ~"WNN NN|T~NNNNNNN'T
SAN BENTTO, Feb. 4.-Directors
OF the San Benito Chamber Of
Commerce last night voted to spon-
sor a princess Of San Benito at the
Good Humor Festival 10 be held at
Matamoros starting February IA.
The directors also decided against
a proposal 10 establish a remote
control station OF station KRGV
N San BenitsA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Rescuers Active
BY ABORT BARKER
tCopyright 1881 by The Associated
Pressj.

copyright 1881 by the Associated
Press.
AUCKLAND. N. r.. Feb. 4AP-
The earthquake stricken cities OF
Napier and Hastings today began
combing their ruins and counting
their dead with the expectation
that the casualties would reach far
beyond the more than 100 fatalities
and 1000 injuries shown in first
reports.
ReScuers tore into the ruins IN
search OF the bodies or an un-
determined number of persons be-
lieved 10 have been entombed when
tall stone buildings and frame
structures collapsed like SO many
houses Of cards under the destruc-
tive force OF yesterdays earth
shocks.
Some OF the victims were taken
out alive but severely injured.
Thousands or homeless we're taken
care OF at emergency relief stations
Continued on page l0l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

TERRELL. TEX. FEB. AF-The
w. S. Langwith Post. American
Legion. at a meeting last night
unanimously endorsed the bill now
before congress for payment or ad-
justed compensation to ~ex-service
men and wired "A request to Texas
senator's and representatives 20
support the measure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
Cashier and B~ookkeep-
err Threatened AS
Bank Opens
$1,000 LOOT
Ia Taken BY Robbers Who
Escape In Auto Headed
For Oklahoma

PAMPA, Texas. Feb. 4.-tP-One
or two men who robbed the First
State bank OF Allanreed, near here.
was captured about two hours later
when the automobile in which he
was riding overturned while being
pursued by Sheriff Lon Blanscet.
The other r0bber Is believed Il
have been I'm another nj which has
not been located.
PAMPA, Tex. Feb. 4=P-Jim
Bryant, blacksmith. was shot and
critically wounded today nc Allan
reed In southern Gray county when
two robbers held up the First State
bank there and escaped with $1,000
Bryant was rushed TO a hospital al
Clarendon.
The robbers escaped in "a small
automobile and headed east toward
Oklahoma. Posses OF officers from
neighb0ring towns. including Pam
pa. took up the chase. "A descrip-
ton OF the robbers said that ons
man was very short and the other
about five feet and eight inches w
height. Allanreed Is a small town
and farming community with a
single bank.
Bryant, who Is hard or hearing.
was shot when he entered the bank
To make a deposit ard failed to
derstand the orders OF the robbers.
The two men entered the bank
Immediately after III opened for
business and ordered E. B. Hendrick,
cashier. and Miss Jennie Sherrod.
bookkeeper. 10 lie ON the floor. One
man stood by the door while the
other gathered the money In sight
and then made Hedrick open the
safe. About $1,000 was taken.
AT this point Bryant entered the
bank. He failed 10 understand or
dcrs on the robbers and one Of
them shot him through the abdo-
men. Bryant. though seriously
wounded. was then compelled 90 Tie
on the floor with the bank employees
while the robbers backed out Of the
building.
They drove away ir o small coupe
Hedrick vent TO the assistance OF
Bryant. who was taken to "A hospital
&C Clarendon hy wv. III. Ball. Alan
reed merchant. Ball said over the
telephone that il was believed Bry-
ant would live. The bullet went
through his body.
Cashier Hedrick said that the
same bank was robbed of IA small a-
mount on December A., 1920.
BATON ROUGE. La. Feb. 4-fPi
Three bandits today robbed the
bank OF Denham Springs and es-
capped In a sedan with an amount
OF money not Immediately determln-
cd. Denham Springs ~ about ten
miles east Of Baton Rouge on the
Hammond highway.
The bandits drove UP in front or
the bank. and entering the establish
ment. cowed three persons. and
took all the money they could lay
hands on.
They then jumped I'm their car
and drove Off in the direction of
Baton Rouge.
Baton Rouge authorities were no
titled and began IA watch for tho
bandits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
COUNTY 5 SET

EDINBURG. Feb. 4.-E. q. Couch.
newly elected county Judge. sound
cd the civil docket Of the county
court. Tuesday. This vas Judge
COUGHS first time to set cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
WEATHER

For East Texas. Increasing
cloudincss: cloudy becoming unset
tied in west portion. Light northern
~ 70 eaSterly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

4ADE 1AnAE
High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorc-
logical conditions:
High ...... 40 A- m-. G.13 KIN. m.
Low ..-.... 1923 a. m; l1:49 D. IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

In proof Of the above. it may be
safely asserted that Mr.. Creager
gave as wholehearted a support to the
Garner Bill providing an additional
S287, 900 for the work of the IN
ternational Water Commission as
did the author Of the bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
RIVER FORECAST

The river will continue To fall
slowly from about Mission dowr
during the next "a 10 36 hours.
Flu0u present 24-kIr. xa-EIr.
Gtmwm Ctmwn rhmmw Dm4w
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04
THE WEATHER

Tor Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy to cloudy: not much
change in temperature. Light north
erly to easterly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

All Of which proves that r. B.
Creager. prominent in the counsels
OF the republican party and John
N. Garner. equally prominent in
the counsels Of the democrats. never
miss getting together TO further the
interests OF the section in which
they are both vitality interested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

Some OF these bright and sun
shiny days a Texas legislature will
convene and repeal that archaic
statute which makes a man OF a
woman pay for the right Of exer-
cising that inalienable privilege Of
casting his or her ballot ~agin"
somebody or something.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-04

Our good friend Or. Kasey up
Ct Mercedes writes us that he can't
get enough Brownsville Heralds and
can't keep those he does get, a sit
uation which the Herald circula-
ton department will take immedi-
ate steps TO remedy.