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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

BALTIMORE, Md.,-Once one Of
the great ~battleships IN the Navy,
the North Dakota lies in Baltimore's
Isle Of Lost Ships" a dismantled
derelict among derelicts. The proud
"battle-wagon' will be reduced TO
Junk.
Unlike the stored "Old ~Ironsides.'
recently reconditioned and now Wis
iting ports along the Atlantic sea-
board, she will be broken I'D into
scrap nNtal and will remain IN
Navy ANIMALS simply as a name.
She almost met the end which al
abandoned ships should meet. 1t
was planned 10 send her out, radio
controlled, as a target for more
modern cruisers and ~destroyers. To
the accompaniment Of the thunder
Of guns and the rush Of black smoke
she would have been sunk beneath
the waves. But that plan was aban-
dored.
Now. only 2l years old. she must
soon be torn apart bv acetylene
torches. Perhaps she will wait Tor
years, though. for the contract with
the Union Shipbuilding Company
says that she must be reduced by
December 81. 1886.
The North Dakota cost s4377.-
600. In 1910 when she was launched
az Quincy. Mass, many navy Off
GERS and a few congressman watch
ed proudly as she slid into the waite
She vas one OF the finest then. Now
she has been sold for S87.206. ap-
D-oxima+ely two percent OF her orig
inal cost.
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ural, easy way.
IT N o u sands az
sufferers who had
given up hope OK
ever enjoying TO-
bust health have
found relief after
taking Herb Ex-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

NNNEEVE4FNNN AEVAN FW-N ~
the present existing railroad com
mission.
Independent operators who met
at Tyler in a large mass meeting
last Friday to petition the COVER
nor for a martial law shutdown in
east Texas estimated that the nee
essary machinery could not be set
up completely within less than 20
days. They estimated that major
companies would drain Is, 600
barrels OF oil from the field during
that time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

A man has invented a home vac
uum cleaner TO be operated by ire
regular water system Of a house.
taps being installed in all rooms
and the dust being carried away
u, sewer pipes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

The wheelbase Of n automobile
j. measured from the center OF the
front axle to the center OF the
rear axle.
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BRITAIN WILL
DEMAND CHEAP
s raw COTTON

MANCHESTER, Eng, Aug. IT
R1-Britain's moves 10 recapture
its lost cotton markets In the Far
East are full OF meaning for Amer
lean growers.
Besides reconditioning its plant
and sales structure, it e that
Lancashire will want cheap cot
ton, for the Far East-China par
ticularly-is almost exclusively a
cheap cotton goods market.
Result Unknown
whether this means that much
less American cotton will be con-
sumed remains to be seen. The
short-staple crops of India and
Russia arr cheaper cotton and they
are used for cheap cloth.
With the English mills urged on
every side TO abandon their tradi-
tional standards OF quality and
go after the business" it is only
reasonable TO assume that such
will be the result.
The Lancashire Cotton Corpor-
alton, which is the leading ration
allied organization, consolidating
around 30 mills and aiming TO
become the biggest cotton mill unit
in the world, controlling 100000
spindles. has been by far the big
gest user or Russian cotton i'm
ported into England.
This corpO.~tio is leading the
way toward recapture OF what
ever part Of the market Japan
now holds that can be gained back.
1t hopes TO add a billion square
yards OF cloth a year 10 Lanca-
shire's present export trade.
Model Merger
This giant organization. inciden-
tally. is likely 10 become a model
for mergers Of other English mills.
It is backed indirectly by the Bank
of England and 1t is said that many
OF the mills entered into the agree
ment at the urgent behest OF their
own bankers.
The Lancashire Cotton Corpor-
alton is p~erfecting its own sales
organization in England and IS
planning 10 extend this service to
foreign countries. 1t already Is
operating its purchasing organ
ization on the Liverpool market,
buying in bulk, and claims Tor
great savings in this direction are
made.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. l7-CPp- Cot
ton opened barely steady today, IS
TO II points lower. with active
months showing net losses Of 10 TO
10 points during the early trading,
in response 10 lower Liverpool ca
bles.
Liverpool and the Continent we're
both credited with selling here,
while there was some commission
house selling. presumably in liquid
alton Of contracts bought on the
rallies Of late last week. October
declined to GOT and March to TAG
under the early pressure but offer
lngS were not heavy and the mar
ket became quiet after they had
been absorbed with the tone stead
Ter at the end OF the first half
hour. on covering. Some trade buy
ing was also reported, while there
was very little southern selling here
and the absence of hedging seemed
TO have q sustaining influence on
the market.
Liverpool cables reported local
and Bombay liquidation in that
market, but said the demand for
cotton cloths from China was
maintained.
Slight rallies from the early de-
cline met some increase of offer
ings and trading vas quiet later in
the morning with prices working
off TO new low levels for the day.
October sold down TO 6.92 and
March TO TAB, making net declines
Of % to 25 points, and the market
was within 2 or 3 points Of the
lowest at midday with the tone
barely steady.
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LIVESTOCK

aug. lt-HF-AO. p
ID. AJ-Hogs $4,000 including 1000
direct; steady TO 10 higher than
Friday: pigs unevenly lower: bulk
170-2l0 lbs. 7.5O-7.65; top IT'S; 300
goo lbs. 6.40-7.50; pigs 5~.50-7.00;
packing Sows 4.00-5.00; light
weights 5.65.
Cattle: 1900; calves: 1000; fed
steers and yearlings fully steady;
instances higher on desirable light
yearlIngs and well finished weighty
steers: most other classes general
" steady and fairly active: 1000
paid for long yearling steers and
$50 for weighty bullocks: mixed
offerings up TO 900 and heifer
yearlings TO 9.65: slaughter cattle
and callers; steers good and choice
600-l.500 lbs. 8.25-l0.25; common
and medium 600-1. 300 lbs. 4.75-8.50:
heifers good and choice 550-S50 lbs.
7~25-9.75: cows good and choice
4.oO-6.75: bulls (yearlings eXclud-
ed good and choice Cbeef) 400
5.25: vealers (milkfer) good and
choice 100000: medium 6.50-8.00;
stocker and feeder steers good and
choice 50O-1,050 lbs. 5.75-7.25.
Sheep: 10000: slow; $3.50 lower:
in-between grade lambs off more
in instances: better grade natives
7.50-8.25. top paid by city butchers;
best westerns held above 825;
choice range ewes 800; lambs 90
lbs. down good and choice 7.25-5.50;
ewes 90-l50 lbs. medium to choice
1885: feeding lambs COTS lbs.
good and choice 5.25-5.75.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 17-P- Grain
prices here tended upward early
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Carl Bayer came by plane Sun
day from Tampico.
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Peter scott Greensbeck arrived
In the city from Tampico Sunday.
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MARTIAL Law

Continued from page u
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AZ Vera Cruz.

She NJ had an exciting career.
but i was honorable. and some Of
the glamour that always surrounds
fighting ships was hers. She was
commissioned at the Boston Navy
Yard, and Com. Plunkett, later A
-ear admiral. vas put In command.
For the first three years she oDerat-
Ell with the Atlantic fleet. then was
at Vera Cruz in 1914 and during
the war patrolled Chesapeake Bay
and was in fleet maneuvers off
Long Island.
After the war she cruised with
different ~souadrons. In 1923 she put
IN at Norfolk. va. and the bad news
was received there. Too old. out Of
date, n relic at the age OF Is.
Blttleship Into Flivvers
Down came her flags. Magazines
were emptied. flags were furled. guns
were stripped. Under her own power
She made the Baltimore ship Junk
yard. Her turbines were yanked out
and there she has rested since.
Around her are some so vessels.
all falling apart. ghoSt-like remind
ers Of better days. From her decks
a forest OF masts and tunnels and
rigging can be seen. They are all
dead ships They'll be scrap iron
too-like the North Dakota. which
instead OF a glorious grave beneath
the sea must submit u become base
metal for possibly 10000 flivvers.
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SPECIAL OFFER

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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Valley Business College opens 9Th

Tom Ward. who has been in
Merida, Yucatan. Mexico, arrived
ir the city Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

A. r. Spiehler left Monday TO
Tampico, Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

Leaving Brownsville for Mexico
CITY Monday were II. NJ. Johnston,
Miss Kate Dudley and Miss Kath-
crime Lawrence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

Passengers on the plane DOuilu
for lamp co Sunday were w.
Dreshel ard Alberto Wales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

Regular office hours at Valley
Business College. Brownsville. 9 TO
II a. m. Others by appointment.
Phone 744, or 1894. Adv.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30

traordnary opportunity publicly and
whohed appreciation make
outstanding And osure that in the
future pledge bring Quality Saving!
organization The Samuel Robinson Pre
dent and other Crawford Company
The Washington times., 1931-01-30

together rented
laly asto and placed fixtures in h bought @ supply o groceries groceries, % % mn M
The American Company
~
- feen employees
friends who have depend
NJ these
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HIDALGO

Lazarus Oshman 10 Sarah Osh-
man. $1,000. Lot 8. re-subd. lots %
% a. 3S, Lott Town and Imp. Co.
J. F. EverS. Tt. to The Valley Gin
Co. S4685.52. Sc 2 &C Farm tract
533- West Tract.
r. A. Wilkinson. ct TX TO VIM. Pa
den. ct al. S6.000.O0 Lot IA, blk AZ,
Mestenas Grant.
J. 10y Ramsour. ct ux to Fl. r
Watkins, $1,000 Lot 3. blk las, Ed
lnburg.
A. r. 9. l.. 4 / Co.. to Pearl Gus
tin. S237-50. w. ) &C. Farm Tract
1873. West Tract.
Ada Y. Hodges TO Fl. A. Myers.
$1,000 r l-2 Lot 7. IA sec. 7. Hidalgo
Canal Co. Subd.
Cora o. Collins. Ell ux. to Alice
+. Smith. $1,000 S ID Of n IL lot
Is. Blk %. Alamo tract.
G. K. Hill. et ux 10 David j. DOYLE
Slc0. n. 10 &C Lot IA, blk Is. Hi
calgo Canal.
Nick Doffing Co. to II. n. Bueter.
S7.25000 Lot 226 and w Is Lot 225
Nick Doffing Subd. No. I.
M. z. Stimson. widow to Don r.
Borah. $1,000. w 10 &C. OF f.. 20 &C
Lot IA. Sec. 253. Tex Mex.
l.. Il. Davis. et ux TO RAYMOND
Hembree. $1,000 N s. of S 35' Lot Y.
blk %. Ewing's Addn. McAllen.
Joseph Sheldon Smith ct Tx. 10
Scott Ford s2.l80.O0 N liz Lot 23-ii
West Addn to SharyIand.
William Fl. S. Bennett 10 Flet-
cher p. Coleman. $1,000. Lot Q. blk
=. Steele g. PerShing.
Nick Doffing Co. % Jennie
Stamper. 100000 Lot 202 a. 2O3.
Nick Doffing Subd.
The Nick Doffing Co. ~ Car
Schroeder. s2500O0. N 5 ac Lot az,
Nick Doffing subd. No. /.
y. G. Engelman. Jr.. to Paul r.
Bolz, et ux. S2.635.00 NJ IL OF NJ 10
OF n IL lot Z. sec So. Mo, Tex.
y. III. Smith. ct ux to c. p. Cox.
$1,000. Lot s. blk 5. Palm Heights
Addn. McAllen.
w. "A. Harding to Virginia White
s5675O. 3 5 &C. lot 10, blk rs, Mo.
Tex.
r. r. Lovett. to V. N. Lott. $1,000
Lot so. San Juan Gardens.
Frank Z. Osborn. ct ux to ID. w.
Weber. $1,000. Und. Ia int. Lots 4
g. 8. Blk l3. McAllen.
H. E. Dickinson Co. TO Security
Development Co. $1,000. S. 1924 nc
Lot 265. Kelly Pharr. and w. 1925
&C. Lot 2S7. Kelly Pharr.
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lots Ia blk. 3. Lockhart Addn.
Hgn. $40.
Fl. J. Hinkley to r. c Womack.
lot 8 blk. /, Womack Adm. Hgn.
$40.
J. A. Seagrove TO Mrs. Zera Wom-
ack- lot 3 block 3, Lockhart Adm.
70 Hgn. $40.
r.. A. Porter to Louisa III. Grove
East half Of block b Hull Sub.
$40.
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Cameron Courts

West 1894 &C. farm block 4, nj
Jardin Sub. Sh. 80 Sh. ls. Z. 5. CT.
$40.
J. NJ. Green to L. @. McWilliams.
lot 7 and East half lot 9 block /,
Castle CT. Adm 10 HEn. $1,000.
L. G. McWilliams and wife to
j. NJ. Green. lot Z and East half
lot 8. block 4. Castle Court Adm.
TO Hen. $40.
Cuates Dev. co. TO Frank Woz-
AJAX ct ux South 1875 &C. lot 10,
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American Land Co. Of Texas 10
L. W. Wade et Tx block 7B and
ioC Sur 294 Stuart Place sub
$4,000.
Flossie Scott ct viz TO <. A. Scott
lot l0-A blk. z. Point Isabel $40.
AL g. LLOYD Parker. Inc. to Min
ME L. Webb East 5.3S &C. blk. Is
Unit !. Monte Grande Sub. Z. s.
CT. S1l43.25.
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In the District Court or the
United States for the Southern
District Of Texas. Brownsville Divi-
sion.
In the Matter OF David Chapa.
Bankrupt. No 364. In BANKRUPTCY.
TO the Creditors OF Said Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day Of February. 1881. the
said David Chapa doing business
under the trade name OF "Chapa
Mercantile Company" OF Mission,
Hidalgo County. Texas. was duly
adjudged a bankrupt and the first
meeting OF his creditors will be
held AZ the office OF Ira Webster.
Referee In Bankruptcy. In the
Stegman Building, Brownsville,
Texas. on the End day or March.
1881. at eleven I'D a. m. al which
time and place the creditors OF the
said David Chapa. bankrupt, may
appear. prove their claims. elect
q trustee. examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business
as may properly come before sucn
meeting.
Dated February rs. 1881.
IRA WEBSTER.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
2-1s-1t-3s55
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Real Estate

ONE OF THE most desirable loca-
tons In Los Ebanos nv sacrifice
See Owner, MIR. Howard, Miller Ho-
TEL L-l52
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A CHOICE cRovE

A combination orange and
grapefruit Grove Just outside of
the city limits OF Brownsville
with under ground irrigation.
city water. electricity. paved
roadway, in restricted district.
No flat rate bond tax nor drain
axe tax Optional three years
care. The best investment In
the Rio Grande Valley. For
prices and terms call w. M.
Egan. phone ais or 1203-W.
home Riverside Park. r. q.
Box .244. Brownsville. H-z40
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

BIDS will be received By the City
Commission OF the city OF Browns
vile, Texas, AZ 10 o'clock a. m. Fri
day, March 18th, 1881. for the fur
nishing OF one Crawler Track Type
tractor Of from five TO seven and
one-half tons. Bids should be ac-
companied by literature and full de-
scriptive matter of tractor submit
ted. The right Is reserved TO re-
ject any or all bids.
III. VAN HORN.
City Secretary.
2-l5 To 25-f0t-395l.
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HANDS AND FEET. THIS IS
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FOR SALE OR A

HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSE and lot for sale. cheap.
8 100000. In residential part Of
town. Want TO move to Tenn.
Come and see James B. Crowell. $40
IL. Madison in HarlinRen. L-I48
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CAMERON COUNTY TRANSFER
Furnished by Valley Abstract Coz
James Die. Farm Mtge. Co. TO
Charles r. McGunigle. $1,000. East
20 &C. farm blk. II Share 80. X.
s. CT. FL Jardin Sub.
w. G.. Mathes 70 Guadalupe de
Ia Fuente. $1,000. Lot I blk. 10.
Colonia La Palma Combe Reserve
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. TO w. A.
Ealton. s7500.00. North five acres
blk. "a. Sec. 3. Unit 3 Bayview Cit
rus Groves Sub. Plat S-44.
McLeod-Hood Co. 10 John e.
Whitening. sl3TSS.S0. All blk. 81.
McLeod-Hood Prop. /. 9.92 &C.
McLeod-Hood Co. to Samuel p
a. Irene S. Ely. l 2.857.50. West 9-25
&C. blk. 30. McLeod-Hood Prop. /.
A. Wayne Wood. Tr. TO Joy Butt.
$1,000. Lots 92l. 800. 923. 924. 925.
Colonia Victoria. Brownsville.
William Fl. Massey et ux to I. T..
Wharton. $1,000. Being the west
1894 &C. out OF farm blk. 4. FL
Jsrdin Sub. sh. 80. Sh. l9. r. S.
CT.
J. sam wilson ct TX 10 II. G.
Shirley. $1,000. Lot 2. blk. /. Clara
Pierce Addn. Harrington.
Christian S. Prick ct ux 10 q. w.
Merritt, $1,000. Lots n. Is. 90. 80.
" and rs, Colonia Victoria. Browns
vile.
S. A. circuit Il Tx 70 Marie Ar
cult Whitley 5 &C. of Sur. rs $40.
A. r. Parker to e. S. Thomson
w. 10 &c. or farm tr. 43 Coast Land
Farms SUB. / Buena Vista ct. $40.
Lon c. Hill ST. A. Lon G. Hill Jr
~ city OF Harlingen street and parks
$40.
VALLEY Orchards Rel. co. to Me
Leod-Hocd Co. West 9.25 &C. blk.
80 Mcleod Hood Prop. I $40
A. Wayne Wood TT. to Lidia r..
de Laurents. lots sS4-SS5 C0ionia
Victoria B'ville. $40.
T. r. Sihson ct TX to d. A. Tenn
pleton lots 1928 blk. 2 School Re
serve Sub. out or block I03 MT
Sub. in Santa Rosa $40.
j. Fl. Dislman TO ID. A. Temple
ton. lot ~ block /. first Adm. to
Combes SO.
Cameron CO. Lbr. co. to d. A.
Templeton lot 80. blk. I. first Addn.
to Combes $40.
Valley Citrus Groves co. TO VIM.
q. Briggs N. 5 &C. OF s. 10 &C. OF
E. 20 &C. lot 3. blk. 4 Am. Rio Ode.
L. a. I. CO. Capisallo Dist. Llano
Grande CT. $3.50.
Ed Warren et ux 10 r. W.. Run
nels. lot 3. blk. !. fifth Adm. San
Benito SO.
Al and Lloyd Parker Inc. to VIM.
r Zahner et ux block 10. Unit I
Monte Grande Sub. $2743.37.
Between VIM. and Anna Fasekas
and Harry c. and &. Fl. Bower and
Elizabeth Bower and jacob Erd-
man Inc. partitioning the La Leona
Sub.
@. "a. Murphy e. TX 10 Roberto
Garcia Gomez lots Ia. block ~.
Bville. $500.
The Barreda Corpn. 70 James
Dickinson Farm Mtg. co. Sc $50
&C. lots "a To Al blk. 3 Barreda Gdns.
Map 2. $40.
A. D. McMinn to zera Womack