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Homer Standing
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Home runs Wright, Rob-
ins, 2; Klein, Phillies, / Hornsby, Cubs,
/; Stephenson, Cubs, l; English. Cubs,
/; Hogan, Giants, /; Jackson, Giants,
l; OFT, Giants, l. P. Waner. Pirates, l.;
Collins, Cards, /: Larry, Yanks, /; Chap
man, Yanks, /; Foxx, Athletics, 1; Rey-
nolds, White Sox, /; Webb, Red Sox, /.
The leaders+Hornsby, Cubs, 6; Stone,
Tigers, 5; Arlett, Phillies, 5; Klein,
Phillies, 5; Ruth, Yanks, 4; Herman,
Robins, 4; Gehrig, Yanks, 4; Simmons,
Athletics, &: Larry, Yanks, 4; Wright,
R0hlnS. f. n
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CARDS BEAT PIRATES
FOR EIGHTH STRAIGHT
Bottomley and Colbert Are Out OF
Champs Lineup in AZ Win
P. Waner Hits Homer.
Nv the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, May 9.-Sylvester
johnson kept Pittsburgh's nine hits
scattered while st. Louis hit Kremer
timely and hard and the Cardinals won
their eighth straight victory today, 4
to 2.
Paul Waner's homer in the first and
two doubles In the sixth gave the Pt-
rates their only runs.
Collins hit home run in the eighth:
Bottomley and Colbert were out OF
the CHAMPIONS lineup due to injuries.
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HOME RUN BY FOXx
GIVES MACKS GAME
Brings in Three Runs in 6-to-4
Clash After Simmons Double
Scores a Pair.
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST LOUIS, May "a rally In the
eighth inning, featured by home run
made by Foxx, enabled the Philadelphia
Athletics to take the first game OF a
series with the st. Louis Browns, 8 to 4,
today.
The Browns were leading, 4 to l.
when Simmons singled in the eighth TO
bring in two runs Then, after two Ath-
leticS were on base, Foxx clouted the
ball to bring In the winning runs.
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HEADS FIGHT PROMOTERS
Kulas of Cleveland Named Chief
Of Ohio Garden Corporation.

NEW YORK, May [P).-Elroy j..
Kulas, Cleveland sportsman and busi-
ness man, has been elected president Of
the Madison Square Garden of Ohio
and will head the corporation that will
promote the Max Schmeling- Young
Stribling heavyweight title bout in
Cleveland, July 8.
In announcing the election today
William SAKE, attorney for the New
York Madison Square Garden and
president Of the Illinois Madison Square
Garden, said contracts for the fight,
signed by SAKE, will be turned over to
the Ohio garden.
Kulas, the announcement said, is
president of the Midland Steel Products
Co. and Otis Steel Co., and a director
in several other Cleveland corporations.
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Totals ga e27 Totals ...3o SzT
sBatted for Thevenow in ninth.
tran for Brame in ninth.
tBated for Kremer in ninth.
81 sst,,Is,,4s0 5STis ~ SO dGS 8
Runs-Adams, Orsatti Collins. Martin. I.
Waner, P. Waner. Error-Frisch; Runs pat
ted mp Waner, Orsatti watkins; Jonn-
son, Traynor, Collins, TWo-oase nltsMHe- naltnsttars
three base hit-Adams. Home runs-P. wa
ner, Collins. sacrince~Mart@5n; @ P1n5ie Ppo,.cS
fo Collins Left on bases-St. Louis, .;
Pittsburgh. Z Bases on b9Ils-qRH Johnson JJohhnson
l. Unapires-Messrs. Starke, KLEIN and Jor-
da. Time Of game--1 hour SO minutes.
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THREE GIANT HOMERS.
DEFEAT CUBS, 5 TO a.
OFT, Hogan and Jackson Offset
Circuit Drives by Hornsby,
Stephenson and English.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Giants
came from behind with three runs in
the eighth today to beat the Cubs In a
home-r1ln dual, to 4.
Charley Root kept the Giants in
check until the eighth, while home runs
by Hornsby, Stephenson and English
put the Cubs out ahead.
Mel OFT clouted homer with Lind
strom on base to finish the winning
rally.
Hogan and jackson also hit homers
for the Giants.
Carl Hubbel was blasted OF the
mound In the early innings, but Berly
and Hevtng stopped the Chicago scoring.
Hev1ng was credited with the victory.
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BREAKS JUMPING MARK
California schoolboy Makes Leap
of % Feet 10 IA Inches.

FRESNO, Calf, May 9 (P).-Floyd
Williams, oakland, Calf. high school
student, broad jumped % feet 1914
inches In the West Coast relays here
today, exceeding the recognized class G
interscholastic record.
The world record of % feet inches
was established in 1929 by p. Stiles Of
Culver Military.
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GASTON is NEMESIS
! TO SLIPPING INDIANS
Red Sox's 5-to-1 Victory Tribes
Third Straight Reverse.
Helpless Until Ninth.
By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. May o.-The Boston
Red Sox sent the Cleveland Indians
tumbling out Of first place in the Amer
team League today by defeating them,
s TO !, while the Yankees won from the
White Sox, TO step into the vacated top
position.
Milton CASTOR held the tribe TO three
scattered hits and no runs until the
ninth inning, when the Indians got two
more hits and their lone tally.
It was the Indians third consecutive
defeat and their second al the hands
of the Red Cox.
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CREWS IN DEAD HEAT
Cornell and Penn Beat for Beat
Late in 15o-Pound Race.

ITHACA, N. Y, May 9 P.-The 15o-
pound crews of Cornell and Pennsyl-
vania rowed to a dead heat over the
Henley distance on Cayuga Lake today
Lud Wray's Cornell lightweights
spurted into an early lead and still were
leading at the end of the first mile
Then Penns eight hit up the beat and
pulled up to even terms with the Red
and White. Stroke for stroke the boats
cut the final yards in the first dead
heat rowsd on Cayuga in decades.
The time for the mile and five
sixteenths was 7:39 AS.
BY its performance today. Cornells
lightweights earned an entry into the
annual Henley regatta to be held at
Philadelphia this month.
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Phiiadeiphia 10 0 0 II
Runs-Klein t2). Mallon. gilbert "a; 1;;.lds, Her
Rnns RSn batted inMBissonette {2): Wright -,
Klein. Herman, Hurst. McCurdya TyoI5aSIe base
lon. Mccurdy. Three-base hit-Klein. Home
runs~Klein. Wright. Stolen bases.Tredo
Friberr ia e'Gt 70 Hurst. Left on bases-BrSoklyn;;
S; Philadeiphia. Bases on balls balls-oS1
ssTuck snqk out0By Elliott. ! BY Lu9ue.. 9; BY
Watt. !. Hits-of j.. Elliott; 10 In "a IN; N,
ntnss; of 6chesler, l in 2a5 innings; on
Watt. none in innings. Hit by pitcher-
BY schesler tThompson) iin Miinning giret- p1tSinet-
Nessrs Phrmari, Clarke and Reardon. Time
Of game-i hour and Al minutes.
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BIG GREEN TRACK VICTOR.

NEW YORK, May R.-Dart-
mouths track team defeated Columbia
and Brown in a triangular meet at
Bakers Field here today. The Indians
from Hanover scored SO points to 38
for Columbia and % for Brown.
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Totals IS Il 2Tis Totals: 80 527 is
sBatted for Goldman in ninth inning.
fBatted FOR JablonoNkki in ninth inning.
sf.9sisna sGsseG a:::.:...:S SSS 3S5 IL

Runs-RothTock. Sweeney. webb. oliver
Van Camp, FaIk. Runs batted in--Van
Camp. Webb ts1. Pickering. Burnett. Two
base hits--Oliyer, PICKERING. Sweeney, Van
Goldman. Hodapp and FonSeca; Pickering
and Sweeney; Sweeney, Rhyme and Sweeney.
base on balls-OH Hudlin, 2. Struck out
BY Hudiin. q; BY CASTOR. !: by Jablonow-
ski. /. Hits-Oh Hudlin, 10 in innings
1none out IN ninth; OF Jablonowski. in
inning. Losing piteher-Hudlin; umpires
--Messrs. Campbell, Dineen and Guthrie.
Time OF gsme-l hour and 80 minutes.
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Totals IA 1924 Q Totals IS IL AZ IL
'Batted for Durocher in ninth inning.
Cincinnati sG.inn -. g 9 g 9 g 81

woIthinrso orDp Nenn snoSF ETTorbsfocheT sf ss
Runs batted in-Gullop t2): shssly e.
Schuimerich, Spohrer Sserihce-Roettger.
Double plays-Cullop TO Hendrick; seibold
WCincinnati. I; Boston. g. Bases on balls
on Lucas, ]; on seibold, !. Struck out-By
Llcas. !; BY ssi6oId. 2: gmpires1zMe:srs;;
Tame-I hour and - minutesf
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SFCOND GAME.J
Brooklyn
PhiladelphiI

Runs-Wright, Koster, BarteI, kIelm, HuLSNV'
Mallon. Errors-Gilbert Tnompson; PlG1niSn' ,c,a
Wright Two-bass hits-Bartell. Herman
grsdsrifs 9DOg osSIe HSne eu,y.H&rss 51nHMrsssn To-
Bsrteil; Bissonette to .wright to Thompsor,
Friberg to Hurst Left on bases-Philadeeit,, et,
lsin; Bense. s. OF IGaiiiiysn. Z; on Day, j on
Heimaeh. !. Struck ont-By Benge' oy
of Day. / in 5as innings; of Heimach, Q in
2 ipnings. winning pitcher-B.snss; .I L11sins c1srn
Resrdon and Phrmsn. Time Of Eame-l
hour and AZ minutes.
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WINS 4-YEAR CAMPAIGN.
Pancho Villas Brother Flyweight
Champion of Orient.

MANILA, May Q 0P.-Little Pancho,
brother Of the late Pancho Villa,
boxer, ended o four-year campaign to-
night by winning the nyweight title
of the orient.
He won, decision over Pablo Dano
!. % ID yotnd&.
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BRAVES RALLY TELLS
Get All Runs in Sixth Inning tc
Feat Reds, AZ.

BOSTON, May (E).-The Boston
Braves fell upon Lucas for four runs
after being held scoreless for five In
nings and defeated Cincinnati, to 2,
In the first game Of the series today.
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MICHIGAN TRACKMEN WIN
Take 8 of Is Firsts to Down Min
nesota by Big Margin.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 9 R.-
Placing first in nine of the Is events,
University Of Michigan won a dual
track meet from University of Min
nesota, 891a to 451a. here today.
Two inches of water on the track
during most Of the events made for
slow tina - -
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Totals. IS ii ~ II
sBatted for Root in ninth inning
fBatted FOR Hubbell in third inning,
tBatted for Berry in seventh inning.
e York. k',,.....,':::: ........::: dddf9SSSS9S-s

tBatted for Berly in seventh inning.
New York. Sk','.,....'.: ........:::: ofYSSSSGs
Runs-English, Hornsby (2). Stephenson,
Leach, Lindstrom. OFT. jackson, Hogan
stephenson t2). English. Hogan. Jackson.
Terry, OFT t2l. Home runs-Hornsby, Steph-
play-.HaItnett and Bell: Left on bases
New York. q; Chicago. 5. Base on balls
Struck out-By Hubbell 2: by Root, 4; by
Berry z; by Heyins: r Hits-on Hpbben,
Heying. none in innings. Winning pitcher
-Heying Umpires-MessEs. Moran, McGrew
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GAMES TOMORROW.

OhmES TOmOhhOW.
Wash'ton at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
PhilA. ct ct. Louis
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American League.

GAMES TODAY.
Wash'ton at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Chicego.
RhilA. ut 81. Gouis.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsb'gh at Bklyn.
Chicago at New York.
q u k RhilA lphtA.
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Brooklyn E.
PHILADELPHIA

Totals "a s27I2 Totals ...se II u 10
sBatted for 5chesler In seventh.
fBatted for Watt in ninth.
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National League.

GAMES TODAY.
Cincin. at Boston (2)
Pittsburgh at Bklyn.
Chicago ct New York.
OthAyG not schAd diiled.
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JONES-HOYT DUEL
NOW ON FOR TODAY
IdIeness Irks West-HarriS,
Hayes May Alternate
With Rice, Myer.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

~ ETROIT, May g. Sam
| West, like the other Ma
~ tionals, fretted and fumed
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TODAY'S poStponement leaves the
Nationals with three games to

play of later in the campaign and
they have been scheduled. The posts
ponement of April % in Philadelphia
because of rain and cold will be taken
care of in double-header In Quaker
town on July Is. That 14-inning tie
with the Yankees in Washington on
April 2S will be played over on June
/, an off-day in the original scheduling.
Today's game will be settled Is part
of q twin bill here June %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
Salary Limit Bill
Draws Responses

Renewed evidences Of support for
the fee bill introduced BY Rep
~reSentative Milton west to limit
salaries of county officials Of Cam
eron and Hidalgo cou ties to a
maximum Of $4,000 were being
seen today in Cameron county
while opposition to the measure
developed among Hidalgo county
officials.
No expression OF opinion regard
ing the bill has been made for
publication by Cameron county
officials.
Several kilograms OF support for
the measure were sent TO West
Thursday and additional measures
were prepared for transmission
Friday.
Judge Oscar Dancy. who first
proposed a bill limiting the salar-
les of those concerned to $500
stated his support OF the West
measure, although ~reiterating his
opinion that $500 was sufficient.
However. Dancy agreed TO support
the West measure, S ng that the
representative was on the ground
In Austin and was undoubtedly In
a better position 10 determine what
sort OF a measure could be passed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
FEE TROUBLE
HEARING SET
County Officials Mag
Appear In Court
Thursday

First steps toward settlement OF
the financial differences of Cam
eron county and county officials, as
reported by County Auditor II. M
Shelton, ST., before the commits
sioners' court Thursday, viii likely
be taken next Thursday, 1t has
been indicated.
Shelton reported that three pres
ent office holders and three for
mer officers have funds in their
possession which can be claimed by
the county. The auditor asked that
steps be taken to claim" this
money.
The commissioners court passed
an order authorizing the auditor to
take such steps as he deemed nee
eSsary.
indications are that each OF
these officers will be called before
the commissioners in executive ses-
sion Thursday and an attempt at
settlements will be made. If salts
factory arrangements are not made
suits will likely be filed. In some
instances the officers may sue the
county and in others the county
may sue the officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
OIL PRODUCTION
Limit STUDIED
Representative Meet In
Austin To Confer
With Governor

AUSTIN, Sept. l8-tP1-A lengthy
conference with representatives OF
oil producing states was held today
by Governor r. s. Sterling relative
10 an interstate compact TO limit
oil production.
The conference adjourned shortly
after noon and conferees said they
had agreed to make no statement
until the session was over. They
indicated the conference would be
concluded this afternoon.
Members Of the Texas railroad
commission, In charge OF the reg
ulations Of oil and gas production,
we're called into the conference.
They too maintained silence as to
the trend OF the discussion.
Issuance OF a new order govern
ing the east Texas field. reported
to be ready for signature OF the
commission, was held = a -eyance.
When the order would be issued
and what effect today's conference
would have on Its provisions was
not learned.
Under the proposed interstate
compact, production IN Texas
would be limited to 10000 barrels
daily. California and Oklahoma
would be allowed 500. 900 barrels
each per day and Kansas 10000
barrels daily. Present production in
Texas was estimate at 1000 900
barrels daily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
FRUIT PASSES
AT ORCHARDS
Picking Begins At La
lFeria; San Benito
Fruit Ready
CBy Staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO. Sept. 1S.-First
shipment OF Valley grapefruit this
season probably will be made Mon
day from the Lovett and KIRK So
acre orchard az La Feria where
picking got under way this MORN
ing.
Two Valley orchards passed all
early shipping requirements this
morning. the G. E. Loyett orchard
at San Benito. contai-.ing $50 trees.
and the orchard at La Feria. Nine
ty-six size fruit passed at San Ben
ito and 1865 at La Feria.
w. A. Canon, head Of the state
market division. said at Harlingen
this morning that Valley shipments
would be slight until the latter part
Of next week. Several calls have
been made for tests. Canon said.
but strict Interpretation Of shipping
requirements is made.
Canon said that Valley fruit
steadily is approaching the matur-
ity stage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
SLUCCED MAN
OPENS FIRE,
4 Shot DOWN
Texan, Gun Hand Hit,
Changes Pistol And
Continues Battle

ATLANTA. Sept. ls-F- Three
men were shot to death and a
fourth probably fatally wounded
near here last night by y. III. Boyd,
DO year old Louisiana gasoline
station operator, who id they
lured him from his station and
kidnapped him.
Three Killed
The dead men were identified
as Hardy Luce. As: Bill Fish. IS,
Boyd's step-son, and Early Suui-
van. 2S- Bill Sullivan. brother OR
Early Sullivan. and brOther-in-aw
TO Fish, was not expected D live.
One pistol bullet struck Boyd
In his right arm. s~hattering the
bone Another hit hin In his chest.
Boyd said two or the men came
TO his station 10 miles from At
lanta and told him an automobile
IN which they were riding Develop
ed trouble and asked him 10 geH
his machine and Tow them I'm.
When he drove up behind the
machine n OF the group forced
him at the point OF a shotgun 10
enter their automobile.
Liberated Arm
Boyd stated he was driven into
Louisiana and back into Texas. He
was struck over the head. A
struggle vas precipitated when
they sought TO place a sack over
his head. He liberated an arm and
opened fire with his pistol. Two
Of the four slumped on the seat. A
bullet tore into his right arm,
disabling IT, He shifted the pistol.
ne said. into his left hand and
fired two more shots. Boyd fired
bu. four shots during the ex-
change.
The Sullivan brothers lived near
Vivian, In. Luce or ated IN Ras0-
line station just over the Louisiana
line In Texas. Both Boyd and Fish
operated stations IN ouisiar
Boyd was expected , recover. Ha
was carried TO "a Texarkana hos
pitaL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
HORSE RACING
IS TEST CASE
Sheriff Says Arrests Will
Be Made At Arlington
Downs

FORT WORTH. Sept. l8APHA
test case of the legality of the op-
ton system of speculation on horse
races will result from the one-day
meet at Arlington Downs Saturday.
IL was indicated here Friday when,
after a statement b. w. +. Wag-
goner, Tarrant county law enforce
ment officials announced they
would make a few arrests.
Il do not know" said Sheriff
Wright. IF ne option system Is a
violation OF the law or not but I
will make one or more arrests
Saturday for the purpose Of Great
ing a case which viii settle the
matter"
District Attorney Martin has not
made an investigation to determine
whether the system is a law vio-
lation. He said that II II Is. he will
treat 1t as any other law violation.
The matter OF making he arrest,
however, is q function OF the Ter
ifs department, Martin exp ed,
In connection with the races and
barbecue. waggoner. owner Of the
Downs. issued the following state
ment Friday:
Il wish TO make IL ear that
betting on races and gambling OF
all sorts at Arlington Downs had
always been prohibited. and the
same policy will be pursued by Ar
lington Downs on this occasion
There will be no betting. no
bookmaking. nor any form OF
gambling at Arlington Downs on
the occasion OF this ace meet,
and I am sure that those who at
tend this meet will lady conform
to our Views on these matters"
Waggoner said that II was the
universal experience that horse
racing cannot be successfully con-
Quoted without some form or sys-
tenn Of public participation In such
aces The practice OF selling op-
tons in claiming races Is followed
in other places. and that he had
been advised that this was not In
violation OF any law OF Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
State Legion Corps
Leaves For Detroit

PORT ARTHUR. Sept. Is. fP)
The state champion Port Arthur
Drum and Bugle corps. represent
ing the Department of Texas
American Legion. will leave tonight
for Detroit for the national legion
convention. The corps is comprised
Of 81 members. In Detroit. the
corps will be joined by Brownwood's
"Old Gray Mare" band which will
be used in connection with Compel
tive drills dur. Z the invention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18

AT a health clinic held Thursday
morning at I'll Jardin school. under
direction OF DR.. w. Z. Spivey. head
Of Cameron County Health Unit.
and Miss Lucy Williamson. Al
pupils were vaccinated. % took the
diptheria toxin and ~ the reac-
ton test. All schools In the county
will be visited by DR.. Spivey ana
Miss Williamson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
3 Die In Crash

QUINTER, Kas., Sept. l8-PD-A
cabin monoplane carried three men
to their deaths here yesterday as
II went into a nose dive and crash
ed at the county fairgrounds. The
plane. which had been carrying
passengers as an attraction at the
Cove county fair, was piloted by
Joe Sholtz, a licensed aviator. He
was killed instantly as were his two
passengers. Leo Fahey. Quinter and
Floyd Norton. Spruce, Mo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
Importation Of
Negroes Protested

AMARILLO, Sept. 18-P1-Pro-
test against importation Of negroes
to the Texas Panhandle for work
on state highway projects was
lodged with Governor Ross S.
Sterling yesterday by Gene Howe,
editor of the Amarillo News-Glo lobe.
Negroes imported from south
Texas to work on state highways
had better ne sent home" Howe
cautioned in his message.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
D~ismantling Begins
On Old Postoffice

Dismantling of the old federal
building was started Friday by the
A. j. Rife Construction co. or Dali
las. successful bidders on the new
building.
woodwork and doors and window
sashes r being removed prepar-
atory to the actual demolition OF
the structure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
Sees Tax Hike

SAN ANGELO. Sept. Is. tP5-N.
M. Hunt Of Crystal City. in an ad-
dress today before the West Texas
county judges and commissioners
association. said Ii would soon be
necessary for Texas counties 10 in
crease the constitutional limit On
the general tax fund from rs to so
cents.
He said the increase would Do
necessary in order TO provide coun-
ties with revenues for general opera
tons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
Brownsville Man
Faces Charges

Charges OF disturbing the peace
we're to be filed in the city corpor-
alton court -iday afteri yon as an
outgrowth Of the disturbance at
Twelfth and Market Square Thurs
day night.
The case was TO be tried Friday
afternoon before Judge "A. "A.
Browne.
The defendant was lodged in Jail
overnight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18

AMARILLO. Sept. l8-#J-R. g.
Moss, p, Of OTTO. Ia, and Ted Dam
ieLp 80. former Texas convict, to-
day were held la the Potter county
jail without bond On charges of
robbery with firearms.
Moss and Daniels were among
suspects arrested here following n
series OF recent robberies and burg
laries. which yesterday resulted Tn
a call for a special session 0f the
grand jury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
SOUTH
FAVORS COTTON PAN

COLUMBIA, s. G. Sept. lB-tFl
The special session or the gen.
eral assembly was expected TO
place final approval on a bill pro-
hibiting cotton planting I'm South
Carolina next year and adjourn
either late today or tomorrow.
Leaders worked out a pan where
by the senate could bob tail" house
bills and make II unnt essary for
the bill TO pass readings on sep
arate days
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-18
Dempsey Divorce
Suit Trial Set

RENO. New, Sept. IL. tP1-The
Dempsey divorce case has been SCI
for trial Monday at 1880 a. m. and
she former heavyweight champion
rriil take the deere. by default.
Estelle Taylor. Dempsey's wife,
failed to answer hts divorce cor
niatrf within the thirty days al
ed BY Nevada law so this morn
inr his attorney. Robert Z. Burns,
moved that Dempsey be granted q
default decree on McIday.