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Judge Stone to Speak

BALLINGER. Aug. 2l.-RH
Judge B. B. Stone OF Fort Worth
will be the principal speaker at the
"Traylor for president" political
rally here tonight.
Melvin A. Traylor, a Texan who
rose 10 fame as a banker. Is head
or n OF the nations largest banks.
at n time he vas president of
the First National Bank Of Bal
linger.
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Legals

Sealed proposals will be received
and opened by tn, City Commission
Of the City OF Brow lsville. Texas,
at 1880 o'clock p. nj. August 28th.
1881. for one new or used portable
hydraulic dredge, delivery not less
than % cubic yards per hour. river
silt. r. O. B. Brownsville.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
Bids should be addressed to City
Secretary. Brownsville. Texas.
II. VAN HORN,
City Secretary.
8-l7 to 81 inc. -l0t-4l32
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LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 2i. (APl-rU. S. y.
A.l-Hogs. 10000. opened fun steadv:
later trade steady to 10 lower: ton
TBS: pigs 5.50-625. packing sows 4oO-
as.
Cattle 1900: calves 500. steer bidding
weak 10 Is lower. 500-S.25: grass rows
and heiRers mostly steady. bulls weak
and vealers strong 20 higher. under
tone on fed steers strong. Slaughter
cattle and ~vealers: Steers 6oo-15o0 lbs.
S.00-10 $50: heifers 550-a50 lbs. 725-
CTS: rows 425-6T5: bulls fyearlinTs
excluded Cbeen~ 4O0-525: vealers milk
fedl q00-ii. 90: stockers and feeder
steers 500-iO4n lbs. 575-750.
Sheep IL 600: natives classes fully
ksteadv: native eve and wether lambs
Ie0-7.7S: few 800: best range lambs
aNove 500 fat ewes LARGELY 1902 m:
lambs 90 lbs. dow 700-s.i0: ives o.
$50 lbs. i25-275; feeding lambs 60-75
IBIS. 52S-5Ts.
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ATent, Camp Stove, Folding Cot-Fnda Buyer Quick With Hera Id Ads
BEFORE AND II

LONDON.-Air travel IN the
future may have to submit to a
s~terilizing bath before and after
their trip II recommendations sub
mitted at the Information Com
mission 10 Air Navigation are sl>-
proved. Tney provide for passen-
gers being scrubbed. secured and
sterilized" 10 prevent the possible
transmission of germs from one
country to another.
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NEW ORLEANS cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. n. (APl-Cotton
had a very steady opening today as
Liverpool cables came IN considerably
better than due. First trades here
showed gains OF 3 to 9 points. which
was not a full response to the strength
Of the cables.
Az New York advanced more than
the market here. prices locally advenc-
ed after the start. October trading up
10 6.81 and December 10 803 or IL
points above yesterdays close. This
advance attracted some realizing and
the market eased off : 70 5 points
from the top but AZ the end Of the
first hou prices showed a tendency TO
improve again.
The market after ruling steady In the
early part OF the morning owing 20 rains
In the belt. gradually eased OF on lack
OF support and disappointment At the
weekly statistics. mill takings being
less than anticipated. Owing 20 selling
bv ring traders October eased of TO
6Tf and December to 6e3 or 10 points
down from the highs. At the midseSsion
the market was rather easy and az the
lows.
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"PARKEnr MILE

PITT~SBURGH.-Sergeant YeSko
received a telephone call that a
mule had been tied to a pole and
illegally parked for two hours.
He sent out Patrolmen Howard
Caldwell and Paul MoZuck to
arrest" the animal. They led il
more than two miles from the place
1t was parked" to the police sta
ton.
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Texan Injured

CORSICANA, Aug. 2l-Pl-w. I.
Perry. 36. was cut and bruised last
night when struck by an automo-
bile on a highway near here. Perry
was repairing his own car by the
roadside when the accident &C.
Cured.
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Attends Conference

AUSTIN. Aug. 2i-P-Edgar F..
Wi. lieutenant governor. left by
plane at z o'clock this morning for
the New Orleans cotton conference
called by Gov. Huey Long Of Louis
lana.
Witt did not plan 70 make the
trip but the Louisiana executive
was insistent and offered to send
a plane. Il couldn't turn that
down" Witt remarked as he pre-
pared for his first air journey.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 21. tAPl-Grain prices
advanced early today. owing largely 20
fresh upturns In Liverpool wheat quota
tions. Further reports OF unfavorahle
weather in Europe we're AZ hand.
Opening i-a-i cent higher. wheat
afterward held near the initial range
Corn started Ia off 20 10 up and
subsequently rose all around.
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Wearing a monocle or eyeglaSs
Is a great help in acquiring a
poker face" as the effort Of hold
ing it in position masks the ex-
preston.
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NEW YORK COTTON

Wv AoENh 1VAAo"
NEW YORK, Aug. al. tAPl-Cotton
opened steady today II to IS points
higher IN response to reports OF firmer
narkets abroad and rather less favorable
trop advice from the southwest.
Buying was said to be coming chiefly
from shorts. Wall street and Liverpool
sources. While the south was a moderate
seller On the advance with the offerings
Increasing slightly after the call. Deem
Der contracts. after selling up 10 TO- on
the initial demand. reacted TO sos with
the general list ruling about 8 to 10
points net higher at the end OF the
first half hour.
Liverpool cables reported covering.
trade calling and buying for a reaction
with a cessation OF liquidation in that
market m said the demand for cot
ton cloth from China was sustained.
Egyptian futures in Alexandria were
81 to as points higher and the spot
quotation for Indian cotton in Liver
pool was 6 points higher.
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so Seeds, Plants, Flowers

PLANTS. Small acreage may mean
better prices. Tomato, cabbage. egg
plant, peppers. priced low. A. z.
Klein, Howard Place, Harllngen.
R-l4S
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. 81. (AP)-The
hare market drifted a little lower IN
extremely quiet trading today.
The list was steady TO firm at the
tart but quickly began TO sag and by
midday there were several losses OF a
point or more appearing In Allied
chemical, Bohn Aluminium. Penney,
Few York Central, American Telephone,
md Standard Oil OF California. Ameri-
pan Tobacco q. however. recovered after
psing 2 points n Westinghouse ad-
tanced a point.
Call money renewed unchanged at !
u per cent.
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Employment
Services Offered

WANTED: Position by refined lady
as companion or take charge OF
house duties in small family. Write
R-l62. Brownsville Herald. R-I62
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POULTRY opportunity. Make IS
daily, good house. minute from
city. Little capital needed. Dr..
Bogue. Box LAG. 500 St. Charles.
RIGS
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Lots for Sale

90 30 LOT for sale on the corner
OF 10th and Jackson ST. II any in
formation j. wanted write to Lauro
v. Cara, 272l-D. Galveston, Tex.
Rise
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For Sale or Trade

HAVE $500 equity In brick hons
at Donna. Texas. For sale or trade.
b. A. Gray, N-acogdoches, Texas
R-i5g
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Wanted to Rent
Real Estate


SACRIFICE - Three thoroughly
modern homes. Los Ebanos Prop
critics. Cali Mrs. Florence Stafford.
owner, Phone 1877. Q2i0
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FOR TRADE: Good 40 acres first
lift land near MCAllen for lots no
Port Isabel. And 20 acres second
lift land for house In McAllen or
WeSlaco. Write Virginia Anderson,
McAllen, Texas. R-i51
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Business Chances
FL Miscellaneous

CHOICE LOCATION adjoining
residence section, for filling station.
garage and grocery store. Big bar
gain II taken Quick. Phone AZ. R-l6n
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Schools Colleges
Livestock
% Poultry : Supplies

FOR SALE-Pure bred white Or
pington Pr'lets. 4 months old. 75c
each. Phone 600-F-li, Mrs. T.. l..
Triplett. R-I53
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Buy or Trade

HOUSTON. san Antonio. Dallas,
Fort Worth income properties To
trade for valley lands. 1906 South
+ Street, Box No. il2. Harlingen.
R-l5I
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Trade Autos

TRADE S48l.00 equity 1891 Chew
rolet sport coupe, 5000 miles, for
1929 coach or sedan or sacrifice for
cash. What have you7 Box 1923.
Brownsville. L. @. Harris. R-l63
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Business Chances
Miscellaneous

TOURIST CAMP and Gas Station
for sale, near Brownsville. Cash
only. Write Box R-l61 Herald.
R-l6l
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Automutive

FOR SALE-l929 Ford panel truck
in good condition. Phone 8l3-Ad-
dress "a Levee. R-l69
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Broom furnished apartment with
lights. water and gas furnished
400 Adams. QllT
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5 Lost and Found

STRAYED or stolen-Spitz dog. all
White male. s. Reward. j. r. Hop
hns, Box pa. M~ercedes.-on high
way ? liz mi. east OF Mercedes.
Fhone 5Ol5-F-3. R-i54
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Rumor- Turns Porpoise
To Mean Shark, Nipping
Fingers off Little Boys

hors d'oeuvres. as IL were.
"A gentleman OF untmpeachable
veracity first told the story. Il was
later verified by a lady OF similar
veracity, who actually saw the two
fsngersi
What became OF the child Is open
to conjecture.
And here's where the rumor start
ed.
For the past several days a school
OF dolphin and porpoise has been
playing around off the B0ca Chica
beach.
The kids and the grown-ups alike
have had plenty fun watching their
antics as they rolled and tumbled
around, seemingly aware of the
treat they were furnishing bathers,
and wholly unaware that they In
their innocence we're being catal0g-
ued as sharks.
These dolphin and porpolse are
the scavengers OF the sea, and It's
playboys as well.
AS Col. Sam Robertson says.
they are as harmless as cabrito."
To the best OF our knowledge and
belief the ~man-eating variety OF
sharks make their habitat far from
the waters of either Brazos or
Padre Islands.
DO your bathing In absolute Sc
curity. and the next time you see
a porpoise rolling and tossing his
way along. enjoy his antics and
don't hang a reputation on the poor
chap he does not deserve.
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BUSINESS MAN
MAYOR OUSTED
Dark Horse Of 1926 Beaten
DecisiveIy In Recall
Election Returns

SEATTLE, July l4.-tR-Seattle's
business man mayor" Frank Ed
wards, was voted out OF office by a
decisive majority in a recall cleo
ton here yesterday.
Appearing as a dark horse" In
1928. Edwards was chosen to sue
coed Mrs. Martha K. Landes. The
recall election, which Edwards and
his supporters strenuously tried 20
.forestall. grew out Of incompetency
charges made against the mayor
after he had dismissed J.. ID. Ross
as head OF the city light depart
ment.
The unofficial returns showed
35.637 for the recall and 2l.836
against. The question was simply
one Of recalling the mayor, no can
didates having been involved.
Under the Law. the city council
must choose a to Edwards
within twenty days.
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MANY MOTIVES
DRIVE FLIERS

NEW YORK. July IA. Fp-The
men and women who make long
flightS-across the country. across
the sea, and around the wOrld-do
so for a multitude OF reasons which
range all the way from persecution
TO prohibition and include such well
known motives as fame and for
tune and just plain fun.
Admiral Richard r. Byrd's flights
are all undertaken In the name Ct
science. The gathering Of scientific
data * the real purpose. the flight
itself being always secondary.
Gel. Charles A. Lindbergh flies
for he advancement Of aviation.
fame ana fortune being by-products
which have come to him unasked
and, at least as far as fame goes.
often unwanted.
Reg. l.. Robbins. on the other
hand. frankly acknowledged that the
reason he tried TO fly from the
west coast 10 Tokyo. and the reason
he will try again, Is money. He
wants the $4,000 prize offered ~
a Japanese newspaper.
Harold s. Jones, Robbins com
panion. however. said that he took
part in the perilous venture simply
for the sport or the thing. He want
ed adventure and that vas the way
ne took II.
Laura ingalls,. now flying to New
York from the west for an attempt
at a solo flight across the Atlantic
In the Inflated footsteps Of Ruth
Nichols. wants 20 give additional
lustre 10 the reputation both Of
women and Of aviation. she hopes
her flight will help aviation BY
showing that a lone woman can fly
a modern plane across the ocean
and will at the same time throw new
light on the importance in the world
of affairs OF the modern woman.
The most recent and in ways the
strongest OF all Is the reason Of
James q. Hall who Is TO attack the
franscontinental records OF Frank
Hawks In the interests OF prohibit
ton repeal. His plane is called he
crusader for an organization OF
that name formed to combat the
eighteenth amendment. and under
the name is printed help end pro-
hibition."
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Polite Officers
Efforts Rewarded

CHICAGO. July Ia. --tF1-
Mayor Anton j. Cermak's order
for polite service by the police
seems to be paying dividends
already.
Sergeant John r. CouRhlin
saw two men. somewhat provok-
cd because their automobile
truck would not work.
Need any help7" he asked
politely.
mo-" replied me = the men.
well get started shortly"
well. I'll see what I can do
anyway" the sergeant replied
ms he walked around to the rear
OF the machine. Something. ne
noticed. protruded. He looked
closer. It was n barrel or what
he said proved to be real beer,
one OF twenty In the machine.
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FRENCH PAIR
FORCED DOWN
One Filler Reported Injured
And Plane Damaged As
Long Trip Ends

SHANGHAI. july 14-(P-Joseph
Lebrix and Marcel Dorct. who left
lie Bourget airdrome. Paris. early
Sunday on a projected 5000 non-
stop flight to Tokyo, were reported
In Ekutsk dispatches today TO have
been forced down at Nizhue
Udinsk, Siberia. 2,4O0 miles short
OF their goal.
Nizhue Ndinsk Is $40 miles west
OF Irkutsk and about 5000 miles
from Paris. Dispatches said one
OF the filters received an injured
knee and that their plane. the
Hyphen. was damaged. Whether
the man injured was Lebrix or
Doret or their mechanic was not
stated.
The forced landing apparently
meant conclusion OF the flight. for
the fliers were quoted as having
asked Russion aviation authorities
for aerial transportation back To
Moscow. which they passed on their
eastward flight at $50 - m Sun
day.
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TEUTON BANKS
STILL CLOSED
Act Ii Temporary, Awaiting
Financial Aid From
Abroad

Germany has declared what
amount 20 a general moratorium OF
banking operations. closing all
banks except the reichsbank until
Thursday and perhaps longer. 1T
was a precautionary measure. a
temporary effort to tide the insti-
buttons over until help comes from
abroad.
The World bank Is willing to re-
new a 500. 200. 900 credit due on
Thursday and 10 iS understood the
Bank or France and the Federal
Reserve Bank on New York which
participated In the credit also will
grant an extension or their part
OF the total. The Bank OF England
has not yet ruled.
Reaction outside OF Germany TO
the collapse OF the Darmstaedter
Und National bank has caused the
temporary closing OF all the banks
I'm Hungary. and suspension OF the
Mercur bank nc Vienna. a SUBJ
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OKLAHOMA CITY. July Is. Up
Investigation or the Lone Star Gas
company rates In a dozen Oklahoma
cities was ordered today by the
state corporation commission. Hear
ing was set for September IA.
Paul Walker. commission chair
man, said the order was the states
follow-up OF its gas rate inquiry
into the Oklahoma natural gas cor
poration which already has result
ed I'M a temporary reduction &c 50
cents per 1000 cubic feet I'm many
cities.
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ouernment Opens Bids TOMORROW N EIeoen New U-Boat Destroyers

sidiary of the Darmstaedter. At
Jassy. Rumania. the Dacia bank
has closed with "a s. .000.O00 deficit
Arthur Henderson. British for
eiEn secretary. Ia ON the way tc
Paris for conferences before hr
goes To Berlin, and Secretary "a
State Stims0n also Ks headed foi
Paris from Rome. Secretary Mellon
remains on holiday at Cap Ferat
taking no part in the Developments
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DALLAS. July i4-F-Funeral
services for the Rev. y. III. 5crim-
shire. 54. who died here last night
win be held at the Methodist church
In Cooper. Delta county. OF which
he was pastor. tomorrow at 2 p. I'm.
The Rev. j. Sam Barcus or Sulphur
Springs. presiding elder or the con-
ference will h. in charge or services.
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SUMMARY

Light 10 heavy rains occurred over
the eastern half OF Texas within
the last "A hours. and scattered
showers in southeastern New Mex
leo. along the middle and east Gulf
coast, and at a few widely scatter
ed places in the interior OF the
country. Temperature changes were
mostly unimportant, though rather
high in places yesterday.
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Yield of Youths
Scheme Handsome

CHICAGO. July Il. @Fl-
Handsome profits with a min
imum OF investment were pos
sible, police said. under the
scheme OF Girard Mariana.
They accused him Of siphon-
ing gasoline out OF parked cars.
hanging around until the own
ers found they we're stalled and
then selling them back their own
gasoline.
The plan worked until r.. r..
Walker walked out or a printing
plant and caught him. Then
Judge Borelli in the boys court
sentenced the young merchant
to ten days in Jail.
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Diver Injured

PORT IShpFL. July f4-Tt re-
ruired - stitches - close lacera-
tions received BY Stanton Prentice
when he dove into the bay and
struck r barnacie covereS Tor. He IS
rxDected 70 recover. although he
has numerous wounds nn the chest
nrN arms, some or them % the
bone.
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SAN BENITO. July l4s-W. B-
Hodge. formerly connected with tine
Valley Concrete Tile and Lumber
Co..of San Benito. Is associated with
Herman Zeitz In a concrete pipe
factory being erected on the San
Benito and Rio Grnnde Valley Rail-
road north uf San BenitO near the
rio HondD road. MR.. Hodge lives
near tire plant.
The plant. now under ronStrWc-
ton. IA expected 10 he ready In ten
days and have a capacity Of 1000
lineal feet OF pipe every ten-hour
az.
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Road Authorized

WASHINGTON. July IA. tR-The
interstate commerce commission has
authorized the Fort Worth and Den
yer railroad to construct two branch
lines In Gray county. Texas, one
from lie Fors running seven miles
southwesterly: the other TO start &C
a point nine miles from lie fors and
running about three and one-half
miles southeast.
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TULSA. Okla. July IA. -fF-
Oklahoma and East Texas were
largely responsible for an increase
Of 55.555 barrels In the United
States daily average production OF
crude OF last week. reports the oil
and Gas journal IN estimating the
country's output A. 2538g8n barrels.
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Meteorise Falls
In Mans Yard

SAN BENITO. July l4-Meeting
or the Sam Jackson Post NO. III
or the American Legion will be held
"Wednesday night OF this week in
stead of Thursday night. according
to notices sent out 20 members By
Murray p. HIGGINS. commander.
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Judging Team
Practices Art

SAN BENTTO. July 14-The Car
ercn c0unty poultry judging team
which will take part In the state
contests AZ College Station within a
few weeks. viii participate In a
practice judging at the Fisher poul-
try farm at Raymondviile Friday,
according TO Henry Alsmeyer. Cam
eron county agricultural agent.
Practice ludginTs have been held
at the r.. Demievilie farm near
Brownsville and nc the "A. r. McIn-
tire place near In Feria Friday.
The boys on the team this year
are Sam Moon OF Santa Rosa and
Maurice Hance Of Highland.
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And had you heard about the
sharks at Boca Chica?
How one shark actually crRwled
up on the beach and bit two
fingers from the hand or q child?
The dainty thingl
Probably just shopping around for
something to eatl
Didn't want to fatigue Its APP
petite with a real bite, just a finger
here and a finger there, sort Of
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FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. Germany
.Tulv IA. P-Dr. Hugo Eckner. COM
mander of the Graf Zeppelin. said
todav he had called off his plan FOR
a flight to England on THURSDAY
because OF the grave economic situa-
ton In Germany.
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Hog Attacks Man
(pv Staff Corresnondentl

(By Staff Correspondent
SAN BENITO. July 14.-Muscles
and flesh were torn from the fore
arm OF Juan Mcrelos. exposing the
bone, when ne endeavored 70 get a
hog out Of a pen and II attacked
him.
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Legion To Meet

HARIINCEN. july IA regular
meeting Of the Harrington post.
American Legion. will be held In the
clubrooms Thursday night. accord
ing to notices mailed out BY Ad-
iutant NJ. r. Montgomery.