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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

lNFw ORLEANS. Aug. 10 CAPl-The
Itton market opened excited and active
rtcdav with first trades showing losses
or ITO to 100 points owing 70 the un-
expectedly large government crop esti-
mate issued Saturday and a decline IN
Liverpool. Initial losses here were not
n full response to the weakness OF the
English market which at the time oi
the opening here showed a loss cores
ponding TO 40 American points or ~
n bale.
New York also opened lower than
the market here and prices eased OIL
after the start until October traded
NJ 6.T6. December AZ Sos and January
at ITO. or 1913 TO 1874 points below sat
urdav's close.
Active ry-ofit-takinR BY shorts at
early trading supported the local market
in some measure and even ~ the low
est prices here were relatively higher
than other marekts.
Al the end Of the first hour the
market was n shade steadier and i 70
, roints above the lows.
Following the early squirt of activity
End heavy declines. the market quoted
down and prices f~uctuated narrowly
during the rest OF the morning within
the early range.
Near mid session. there was \ moder-
ate rally Of seven TO ten points az los.
this brought the price level to l22
points under SATURDAYS close but 7 20
10 points above the mornings lows.
The July textiles statistics issued dur
ing the morning showed sales OF cotton
goods during July 70 have been s2s
per cent of production and untitled
orders at the end OF the month showed
a decline Of is per cent. Although bear
ish very little attention was given the
figures.
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Announcements
LOST ~ u

LIBERAL reward for return OF
small black male dog with tan feet
and tan spots over eyes. Had small
eczema spots on body. Return 20
cottage 10 Palm Courts. RIG
FOUND-Large truck tire mounted
on rim. Owner may have same by
calling at Herald office Monday,
identifying same and paying for
this ad. R6l
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THESE ADS have a reader group
OF nor than $1,000 pairs Of eyes
daily-among them today Tom
Whitm.re. 1905 st. Charles who Is
entitled 10 a guest ticket TO the
Capitol.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

| WILL not be responsible for any
bills contracted other than those
personally 0Kd by me. II. A.
Caldwell. R79
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Miscenaneous


6-FOOT SHOWCASE, l electric
ceiling fan Oak living room suite.
extra pieces OF furniture. 524 Eli
zabeth. R53
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Personal
Trees Seeds & Plants

FOR SALE-No. 2 seed potatoes.
Free from blight. Inquire G. G.
Critchett at Los FreSnoS or write
San Benito. Route 3. R60
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Business Opportunities

CASH AND CARRY grocery and
meat market located in heart or
Rio Grande Valley or will sell
grocery without market. For more
information write Box lis Donna
Texas. RAT
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CHICAGO GRAIN


CHICAGO. Aug. 10. (APl-Grains
scored early price upturns today. with
buyers encouraged by absence OF unus-
ual selling pressure and by relative
s~teadiness of Liverpool quotations. Dis
position was shown to even up an ac-
count or apparent likelihood that the
government crop report on grains 70
be issued this afternoon would prove
bullish.
Opening i-8 cent off 70 IA up.
wheat afterward showed general gains.
Corn started Ia behind to is advance
and later rose all around.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. (AP)-The stock
market slipped substantially lower IN
quiet trading during the morning TO-
day. but stiffened toward midday, q
recovered slightly.
The severe slump In the cotton mar
ket. amounting TO more than 50 a oale.
wa depressing influence. obscuring Tor
the moment Wall streets bullish inter-
probation of the failure OF PrusSian
rea~ctionartes to upset the government
in hat leading German state.
Extreme losses in stocks ranged from
I TO 4 points IN several issues. u the
list generally was f~actionally 0 the
lowest by midday. New York Central
regained all OF a / point loss. and Al
lied Chemical. after dropping ; points.
regained about half It's loss. Alaska
Juneau and corn products pushed up
about a point each. u. S. Steel re-
covered f~ractionally. after declining a
point. General railway signal was a
weak spot. losing 4.
Call money renewed at ] Ia per cent.
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED

Small apartment or duplex that
Is neatly furnished on pave
ment. Must have garage and
prefer electric refrigeration.
Permanent resident Write
fully, Box Q1S6, Herald.
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Employment
HELP WANTED

WASTED-First-claSs male BOOK
keeper. Furnish complete informa-
ton and references. Write R67,
Herald. R51
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WANTED-2.000 pounds native
Valley sun flower seed. Will take
in lots OF so pounds or more. Ad-
dress or phone G. X. Wildermuth,
Los FresncS. R39
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-A medium
size dairy with route. Address Box
Holder 49,. San Benito, Tex. R37
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AUCTION

Tomorrow, Tuesday. 1870 p. m.
544 <. st. Charles st.
Brownsville
Good lot of household furniture
and an exceptional lot Of silver
pieces. rugs, etc.
PUGH e. PUGH. AuctiOneers. R78
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AUCTION

Tomorrow. Tuesday. 100 .. m.
544 4. st. Charles St.
Brownsville
Good lot OF household furniture
and an exceptional lot or silver
pieces. rugs, etc.
PUGH a. PUGH, Auctioneers. R7S
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APARTMENTS, upstairs. Conven-
fences. Private bath. garage. 1877
Madison. Ql8l
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Rentals
APARTMENTS

FURNISHED e. unfinished houses
and apartments. Room 8, Arcade
Building. Psi
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VALLEY VIEW apartments fur
nished. Cool southeast apartment.
Apply at office. Palm Blvd. Q60
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TRAVELLERS

Car owners. meet at GIT Hiway
Ave. McAllen: the Auto Travel
Bureau will arrange connections,
save you money on all trips.
Telephone-McAllen 1877
RAG
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DOWNSTAIRS southeast apart.
ment. very reasonable. Telephon;
II63-W. Q2O'
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WE HAVE a guest ticket to the
Capitol for Kate Failor. Please call
at Herald.
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APARTMENT FOR RENT-Phone
1854 P1l4
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

miS'erlos de la naturaleza lie
Vaian en- 81 propios ell resplan-
uor de sus maravillas, caantos
Sc haolan encontrado aquel a.
quei dia al antique po5re Benito
en- su canine hobfan Observable
en- todo su ser un no Sc qa6. una
expression distinta, un nuevo
pfospecto de a2uel libro hasta
en'onces conocidisimo, pero mi
Sefaoiemente encuadernado en-
ruStlca, y tan huerfano de pri-
mores literarios como de belle
zas tipograficas.
tSabia Ell mismo Benito CO.
mo Sc transformaba su esplritu
en- aquel momento? Es dudoso:
pero 10 que 81 sentia. creia ha-
cerselo comprender a los de-
10 CUE e. decia, tenia Ia Sc
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

hoja en- el arbol, y manoseaba y
arrugaba ell pliego de las cuen-
tas, maldiciendo de Ia aritmeti-
ca Y de la partida doble Y rene
gando de las ciencias e~xactas,
que no lie permitian echar cuen-
tas a su gusto sin sujetarse .
sus infalibles reglas.
De repente y como 81 una
fuerza motriz interior lie impul-
sara a tomar nuevas actitudes Y
a dar a su semblante nueva ex-
preston, Sc irgui6 altanero, d.
buj6 en- sus labios una sonrisa,
arrugo su frente, y colocando
sus manos cruzadas a la espal-
da y dejandolas caer sobre su
cintura, comenz6 a pasear pri-
nero por su despacho, despues.
por Ell escritorio, luego por los
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

peor fortuna no habia salido del
trazado surco donde la casuaIi-
dad de su ancha frente, limpia
de arrugas, el pedazo de terra
confiado a Su trabajo, va iba a
ser desde aquel momento suelto
eslab6n de la eadena; res asia
da, quiza destinada al matade-
10, pero no en- piara; perro tai
vez atacado de h~idrofobia, pero
sin trailla, sin trabas, sin escla-
yitud. De aquel trabajo cereblar
huoiera podido salir I'm gran
de hombre, existiendo el ger
men, pero por 10 menos saldria
un hombre; no podria salir un
gran caraeter, pero 10 que es I'm
caraeter saldria de SECURE.
\ por ESQ sin dHda, instinti-
vamsnte y como 81 los grandes
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
BOXEO
Y N FIR
MARION AVER

New York, abril 28.-Para
un match a Is rounds cue Sc
efectuara en- Ebbets Field, Broo
klyn, el dfa 10 de JUNO, firma-
ron aver un contrato los gladia-
Has Jack Sharkey y Primo
Camera.
Los fot6grafos hicieron acto
de presencia y Sc obsequic con
un luch a todos los que presen-
ciaron la ceremonial.
Hoy Sc pedira la aprobaci6n
de la comision atletica, que Id
concedera.
Tan pronto la comisi6n san
clone ell match, creese que CO.
menzara la lucha legal anuncia-
da por ell Garden, que asegura
tener derecho a los servicios del
gladiator italiano.
Cuando Stribling y Schmel-
ing firmaron su contrato para
la pelea del 3 de JUNO, Camera
otro, c-omprometiendose a
combatir con ell vencedor.
La mole humana ha hecho sa-
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

corredores, y de patio en- patio
y de taller en- taller recorri6
impavido todas las dependencies
de la fabrica, mientras emplea-
dos, obreros Y hasta los chiqui-
Hos, lie contemplation sorprendi-
dos de su fisonomia de estuco y
de su glacial indiferencia.
Y es que en- aquel mismo ms
tante Sc estaba llevando a cabo
en- su cerebro un trabajo de ella
boraci6n complicada a que no
estaba a~costumbrado, y que ha-
bia de convenir al insignlfican.
tie Benite en- ser consciente, en-
personaje propio. en- individuo
de marcada personalidad.
FL que hasta aquel dia habia
pertenecido al rebano de los cor
deros de Panurgo. y en- meior 9
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BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

De los cuatro desafios qus
para aver estaban senalados, so.
10 uno pudo efectuarse; los o.
tros tres fueron suspendidos q
causa del frfo.
En- ell juego verificado los Sc.
nadores derrotaron de nuevo 9
los Yankees, hacienda la carre.
ra decisiva en- ell decimo segun
do inning.
Cuatro pitchers utilize cads
club.
Con tres hombres en- las ba-
ses ell pitcher Weinett lanz6 Ia
pelota, pegando a Sam Rice, y
entrando a home, por ell dead
BALI, ell corredor que estaba en-
la tercera.
New York SC, 15h, Sc; Wash
ington Sc, 20h, 4e.
Combs, del New York, y H.
Rice del Washington, dieron q
hits cada uno. Cornin y Spon-
Ger, de los Senadores, batearon
8 hits respectivamente.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
PREXOST ACOSTO A TONY
P!IAz

Miami, abril 28.-Tony Dfaz.
de Italia, gladiator de peso me-
diano, fue acostado aver aqul,
en- ell quinto asalto, por Sargis
Provost, de New Orleans. Con
Electives golpes por ell cuerpo,
Dfaz, con 1853 libras, Sc desplo-
mo sobre la Iona.
Young Diamond, de Tampa,
fue puesto a dormir en- ell Sc
gundo asalto de la semifinal,
por Tony cellmars, de Akron,
Ohio. Diamond trio seis wees
a su contrario, en- Ell primero,
pero en- ell sgundo lie correspon-
di6 a el "morder" la Iona y car
gar con la derrota.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

que prometian y destruir TODD
10 que censuraban.
Y 81 son exigentes propios y
extranos, y reclaman ell cumpli-
miento de promesas politicas y
ADMINISTRATORS los correligiona
rios y los amigos politicos, que
al fin y al cabo saben que su pa
trono Y su jefe no es mas que
I'm administrator de la fortuna
publica Y un distributor de los
fondos del Estado, Ique no han
de ser los que saben que Sc ira
ia, no de un administrator, 81
no de un dueno, Y que ellos son
los namados por derecho pro-
pic a gozar personalmente de
a ,uella fortuna?
Ante esos pavorosos probe
mas temblaba Benito como la
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

tico-rentisticos de Bernardo, V
las esperanzas de una cuantiosa
dote prometida por el mil We
.ees a su hija en- los tiempos en-
que no hubiera podido darle min
'guna, y un sueldo mayor a su
yerno en- ciernes, V mas formal a
los obreros, Y mas descanso a
los trabajadores?
Encontrabase ell bueno de Be-
.nito Bonet en- ell mismo case en-
que Sc encuentran los jefes de
los partidos politicos cuando
despues de predicar durante
unos cuantos amos en- la oposi.
cion reformas, economics V fe-
licidad general, Sc ven de bue
mas a primeras duenos del pc.
der que ambicionaban y sin sa-
Der como llevar a cabo TODD 10
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
AL LONDOS Sc
LIE HA CONCEDIDO UN
A DE 10 DIAS

Chicago, abril 28.-La comi-
sion atletica del estadc de Illi-
nois acord6 aver conceder 10
dfas a Jimmy Londos, uno de
los aspirantes al campeonato de
luchas, para que deposite una
fianza y Sc comprometa a lu-
char con Ed STRANGER" Lewis
cambiando la situaci6n de las lu
chas en- ell estado.
Lewis ha depositado una fian
"a de $4,000 y dice que Londos
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
LIGA NACIONAL

Bateando con oportunidad 81
New York derrot6 aver al Broo
klyn, que hubo de quedarse en-
seis hits. lombard recibi0 por
los robins, pegando I'm hit.
Jimmy Vergez, la 3b neoyor-
quina, sigue bateando de name
ra sensational.
Brooklyn Sc. Oh, De; New
York &c, 12h, De.
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Folletfn de La Gaceta, No. 81
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

be or not to be-; pero en- cata-
Ian cerrado o en- eastellano a.
bierto, ESQ es 10 que el guerra sa-
Der y Sc afanaba por averiguar
entire aquel farrago de notas Y
de %guarismos.
PUG tenia raz6n: doce o ire
&c mil duros de renta y NADIA
mds. 1Y con ellos tenia que sa-
tisfacer los arranques autocra-
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NOTAS DE- BOXEO

Ahora Sc dice que ell empresa-
rio NADIA saba de la venta espe-
cial de billetes de entrada que
frente al estadio de Benjamin
Field Sc efectuara ell viernes.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
A &c RACASO

Miami Beae1s abril 28.-Gar
Wood trat6 aver de batir la
marca mundial de veloaidad,
con su bote America TX, pero
solo pudo llegar a I'm promedio
de 101,6 33 millas por bora, sien
do ia marca de 103,49.
En- una de las vueltas lego a
102.281.
Sc neg6 a decir ell famoso
sportman 81 hara otra prueba,
reservandose para decidir en- Ell
dfa de hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
oTRA DERRoTA DE LIE
WHISKY

Pittsburg, abril 28.-Los jue-
.ces fallaron aver a favor de En-
nett Rocco, de Ellwood City.
Pa, que aquf sostuviera I'm com
bate a diez asaltos con KRg Lee
whisky, de Chicago.
Pesaba ell vencido 1872 libras,
nueve menos que ell vencedor.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

FL excelente pitcher de Sci
bold Y un oportuno hit de Rab
bitMaranville dieron aver la viz
toria a los Braves sobre los
"phillies". Solo cuatro hits pu-
do batear ell team derrotado.
Boston &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
DC, All, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

Sc VENDEN-Foliltos de 2
dias, buena raza, y huevos EN-
pollados. Esquina de Gomez y
Collins, No. 3703. Lame por
ell telefono H46-515.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

Der que Ell 4 de mayo inii lara
su entrenamiento; Sharkey en-
pezara ell dia IL. "a
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

Ahora nos enteramos !
jefe de detectives esta inI
gando Ell case y que... Sc
sobre la pista. sh
Nosotros llegamos a cree
que Sc trataba de una "venta es-
|peciaI' w.. no era ash!
Pues los de la "ganga' no Sc
ocultaban para vender su mer-
Icancia, como 81 estuvieran ente-
radios de que no corrian peligro.
FL filipino Vicente Hambright
llegara aquf manana a bltirse
con ell cubano Relampago Sa-
gtero.
1Cuando Sc va a o%rganizar
una manifestation en- hopor de
R~elampago, por su facil victo-
ria sobre Hilario Martinez?
Con ell fin de evitar la extra
ordinaria venta de tickets ha
tornado precauciones ell empire
sario Wolf. .
Que Dios lie ayude w..
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

FL frfo hizo suspender ell jue-
go entire ell Chicago y ell Cincin~
natl.
La gaceta., 1931-04-28

Los Piratas vencieron a 10
Cardenales y tiraron a estos de-
primer puesto en- la Liga, gu
pas6 a ocupar ell Boston por 81
victoria sobre delfia.
o. o. as EEpy "
&C. 9h' deba
La gaceta., 1931-04-28
EN- WEST TAMPA.
sERvIcIo DE AMBULANCIA: Teiefono Y l1le

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: YbOr City, Y IA
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamSdss por la nock
10 mismo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa, Y 141o.
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AVTSOS EN- YBOR CITY

DR.. PortocArrero, DIR. A. A.. Gonzalez, DR..
DR.. s. M. Tiscn, DR.. Sulio J. Guerra, en- i
"a del CfrcnIo Cubano Telefono No. Y 1853.
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sharp answer. There would be some
thing In what her mother said, were
it not for the many dollars Of her
earnings that had gone into the
family exchequer
II am doing all I can" she said
quietly.
"And I've done all 1 can" her
mother retorted. i've Stoon over
this stove and baked until I'm black
in the face. Irene was the only one
with sense enough to look out for
herself and I'm not going to hurt
her pride for the sake Of some who
criticised her"
Beryl knew that she was the
some" referred to. II don't want
her to help me-" she said. II could
get a job If I didn't have to help
Dad in the store. And 1 can't see
that it would hurt Irene's pride to
do something for her mother and
father"
you can't? Don't you suppose
that it would humble her to ask
Gaylord for money for her family?"
II suppose it would, a Bit" Beryl
admitted. But I'm sure Gaylord
wouldn't mind If she were CRATE
full"
"Well, I wrote to her once about
it and she hasn't answered. I'm
not going to do it againl"
Beryl was quoted by the flnality
in her tone. The task she'd been
about was finished. She took off
her smock and rolled down her
sleeves.
"I'll take the salad to the store, y
she said hurriedly. Us the cake
iced?"
mo, you'll have to come back
for it"
II haven't much time. It's Satur-
day. you know" Beryl reminded
her.
"You don't need to tell me
Hasn't every Saturday seen me
chained to this kitchen for a
month";"
a n =
DERYL felt suddenly very sorry
ID for her. Perhaps she was suf-
fering in silent disappointment-too
loyal to Irene to complain.
Never mind the icing" she said
"I'll whip a bottle of cream at the
store"
And suppose the cake doesn't
seIl?"
Mrs. Barstow will take half of it,
and Tommy will buy the other half
We're going on a picnic tomorrow
to celebrate Tommy's return to col
lege"
Beryl could not be depressed
with the prospect of a picnic with
Tommy, especially when it marked
signal triumph. Before starting
she reSolutely put trouble behind her.
And the whipped cream cake was
sold as a whole besides all the salad.
Beryl decided she must make
more of the salad, since people had
begun to ask for it. Perhaps the
Everett craft could be fIoated on
salads and cakes.
She remarked to Tommy when
she served him store cookies that
ships ought to have spires made
of spun sugar and keeIs of choco-
late and oars of peppermint sticks
and he asked her if she were ra-
tional.
Whats that about the path to
your door?" she said dreamily. st
think I'm going to start one on
stepping stones Of brownies and
deviled eggs.
Maybe I'll get a stand out here
somewhere in the country and serve
hobo sandwiches you know
Tommy, people have to eat and if
you make it a pleasure for them
If I made something better than
anyone else made it and
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Slowly silence again fell upon the menzil.
Through the darkness crept Tollog, toward the
hejra where his intended victim lay. Tarzan,
with ear to the ground. heard him approaching.
Far, far OF. Tarzan's keen ears heard also the
onward rush Of Tantor, the elephant, as the
great beast sampled down all things in his path.