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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
associated Press Photo

Rome. She hopes to be the frs,
woman to pilot a plane across thu
ocean.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
CAPITOL THEATRE

One of the most amazing and In
triguing periods of American history
Is depicted in The Avenger." Colum-
bias latest feature, starring Buck
Jones. which comes to the Capitol
Theatre tomorrow. The locale OF
this picture is California in the hec-
tic gold rush days Of '49.
That was the era when long trains
OF prairie schooners, loaded with
voyageurs. treked steadily westward.
The travellers endured every privation
and danger and finally arrived in
California to begin their frantic
search for gold. But. as shown in
THE Avenger," life in the mining
camps was usually as hazardous as
life on the long trail. There was no
established law and might made
right"
"The Avenger' tells the historically
true story of a famous California
bandit who was forced into outlawry
because of unjust treatment. Buck
Jones, famous Western actor. has the
title role and Dorothy Revier plays
opposite.
The supporting cast includes Ed
ward Peil, ST., Otto Hoffman, and
Edward Hearn. Roy William Neill
directed the production.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
FARM ACREAGE IN
u. s. ON INCREASE
086, 771.016 Acres Sown in
1880 Compared to 6,446,-
$40 Acres Decade Ago

Increases in total acreage and av-
erage size ana a decrease in number
of farms in the United States in the
last decade are reported by the de-
partment Of commerce following the
1890 census figures of which are sub
ject to correction.
Last year the country had 6,228, CAB
farms, comprising 986, I'll ,016 acres,
and averaging 1863 acres per farm.
In 1920 the U. s. had 6,448.3 43 farms,
comprising 955 ,883, us acres, and av-
eraging 1882 acres.
Value Of farm land and buildings
dropped from $68,3l6,002, COZ in 1920
to SAT, 879, 1876, 1853 in 1880, while ma
chinery dropped in valuation from
S 1884, 772, 1923 to $3,30l 1858 ,482 in the
same period.
A decrease in total acreage Oper-
ated by owners and increases in total
acreage operated by managers and
tenants are shown by the figures.
Horses, mules, cattle and hogs on
farms dropped in number during the
1O-year period, while milk COWS and
chickens increased.
Spring wheat acreage was cut from
23.l86.42 to q ,569, 507, but production
increased from 203 ,655 ,005 bushels IN
1920 to 23O, 944, 407 bushels.
Acreages for practically all north
west crops, with the exception OF corn
cut for silage. barley, buckwheat,
mixed grains. alfalfa and clover. were
reduced, with production running ac-
cordingly in most cases. The potato
acreage and production were cut
sharply in the decade, but the rises
in cotton acreage and production IN
the south were substantial.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23

Twenty-Five farmers of McCracken
county, KY, paid off their federal
farm loans with proceeds from the
1881 strawberry crop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
AT THE MOVIES


Actors play the parts OF actors II
Dude Ranch,v the Jack Oakie speclaD
comedy with the big name supporting
cast which comes to the Paramount
Theatre on Friday and Saturday.
The story of this hilarious comedy
based upon Milton Krims' humorous
novel. THE Lone Rider OF the MO-
lave" reveals the fun that ensues
when a travelling troupe Of stage per-
formers take over the under-covel
amusement concession at a ritzy guest
ranch in the Rockies.
Oakie is seen as the star actor OF
the troupe. The others are Eugene
Palette, Mitzi Green and Cecil Wes-
ton. Arriving at the ranch owned by
Stuart Erwin, they suggest that he
will be making things interesting foi
his patrons if he allows them to dress
up as characters of the old West anc
put on a few realistic scenes in tbs
vicinity of the hotel.
The stunt works and the patrons
get all thrilled over the gun-flourish-
ing deeds of the "Westerners." June
Collyer. prettiest guest at the hotel
becomes enamored of the rough-rid-
ing. sure-shooting Oakie.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
-four ARE KILLED
WHEN insane MAN
FIRES ON FAMILY
Five Others Wounded in Penn.
sylvania Tragedy; Had Been
Ordered to Asylum

Mercer, Pa, July 23.-Pt-Four
persons were killed and five wounded
one probably fatally when q crazed
man attacked members Of hts family
and others in a small mining village
near Leesburg Thursday.
Mako Demofonti, as, pronounced
insane by physicians Wednesday and
who was to have been removed to an
institution Thursday, killed his wife
and her sister in his home with a re-
volver and then went to the street,
firing at random at other villagers.
The dead:
Mrs. Mako Demofonti; Mrs. Al
fonso Fastetti, her sister; Mrs. Frank
Takela, and Gartano Bevilaqua.
The wounded:
Demofonti: Mrs. Pete c. Ecilian,
probably fatally hurt; her son, Tony,
10, seriously wounded; Mrs. Mike
Banan, and her daughter. Flora, IL.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
Fair Carnival Will
Reach Mandan Sunday

The Dodson Worlds Fair Shows
which will wind up a solid month in
North Dakota with the Missouri
Slope Fair at Mandan will arrive
from Grand Forks Sunday and Mon
day and get its midway set up in the
fair grounds in advance of the OPEN
ing day. The Slope fair dates are
July %, %, 80, 81.
Another feature was added to the
fair program when the Mandan Male
Chorus of 40 voices agreed to appear
on the night programs.
Fair directors Thursday had a
force Of men building additional pens
at the fair grounds for sheep and hog
exhibits.
The flower show will have keen
competition this year with Mandan
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
Dickinson Railroad
Waterman Is Killed

Dickinson, N. D.. July 23.-(P-
Struck by a switching engine at the
crossing where he was employed as a
switchman, H. "A. Hogue. 68, received
injuries which proved fatal.
Hogue became confused by two en-
gines switching at the crossing late
Wednesday. He stepped in the path
Of n of them which he apparently
failed to see and was thrown about 10
feet, landing on his head. He died
last night from conclusion of the
brain.
The body will be taken to Caring
ton, his former home, for burial. Five
sons. two daughters and his widow
survive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23

and Bismarck gardeners vieing for
honcrc.
Sixteen rides, five acres of tent
shows. a $4,000 program before the
grandstand daily. and a great musical
extravaganza revue each night should
make the Missouri Slope Fair the big
gest and best ever held in the west
ern part of the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
City-COunty News

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Watson of
Dawson are parents of a son born
Wednesday at the Bismarck hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
Woman Buys Plane
To Dare Atlantic

Liberty, N. Y. July 23.-,PEThe
plane. Liberty. which carried Otto
Hillig and Holger Hoiriis across the
Atlantic to Germany last month is to
fly the ocean again, with its new
woman owner. Mrs. Umberto Lof-
fredo, as the pilot.
She bought the big Bellanca ship
Wednesday from Hillig for a flight to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-23
Wills Are Filed
After Widows Death

Washington, July 23.-H9-six con.
|flicting wills of the late Mrs. Mary T.
Henderson, wealthy dowager. have
been filed for probate in the District
|of columbia supreme court and the
disposition of the Henderson mil
lions" today was in doubt.
Because Mrs. Henderson made SC
many wills in an effort to prevent
her disinherited foster grandch1ld
from obtaining any OF her estate, at
torneys expressed the opinion ina an
of them might be invalidateo ti1e
estate distributed under the laws OF
descent.
The estate is estimated at between
IS 600, 900 and 100000
South Carolina farmers are feeding
other stock on oats and saving the
II cnrn for hogs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Is Ring
Picking Fruit
fRv Staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO, Oct. 10 Another
good reason why Valley growers
should irrigate in order to produce
larger fruit was brought forward
Friday.
1t was learned that Florida Is
ring picking" its fruit and plans to
market only 70'S and larger.
The market is demanding large
fruit but Valley fruit SO far has
been very small.
"Duncans were small enough but
much Marsh seedless now coming
up Is worse" said one shipper.
Another said that some fruit was
getting soft and dropping from the
trees.
All agreed that there was time
enough to irrigate and still pro-
duce larger fruit.
The variation in price for large
and small fruit is reported consider
able.
Many shippers are advising the
growers not to market any fruit
until they can increase the size.
1t Is very doubtful, a number said,
whether there will be any quantity
OF Marsh moving before Nov. Is.
Duncan shipments have fallen off
considerably as the supply was
nearly cleaned up. Duncan prices
are said to have dropped because Of
their small size and not altogether
because of a real decline in demand
for grapefruit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
COURTS DROP
SUITS
COUNTY TRIO

Throwing those who filed charges
against Cameron county officers
for a complete loss, charges against
Fred Turner, San Benito officer,
were dismissed In the Cameron
county court at law Friday morn
ing.
Charges Dis 'ssel
Thursday afternoon the charges
against Deputy Sheriff r. J. Lon
aria and Deputy Constable Crock
EFT Ferren were dismissed In JUS
tice OF the Peace Payne's court
in Harlingen.
Turner vas charged with speeding
and arresting r. NJ. Edmondson in
San Benito without a uniform,
which Is required by law. Turner
Is a deputy sheriff and a special
San Benito officer. In view OF the
fact that the arrest was made in
the city limits and that he was
speeding In line OF duty the charge
was dismissed. The county attor-
ney's office held that the 'uoiform"
law did not apply to city officers
within the city limits.
Negro Files
Longoria was charged with
searching M. A. Jefferson,s car in
Harlingen without a search warrant.
jefferson, a HarlL.gen negro. filed
the charges. Deputy Terrell was
charged with searching ~Jeffsrson's
home without a search warrant.
Both cases were dismissed be-
fore Justice Payne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
MARKET news
BEGINS WORK

The first morning report. on
carlot shipments. arrivals, ETC., Of
citrus, was issued today by the state
and federal market news bureau
here, with w. D. Googe supervising.
The report shows % cars of citrus
fruit out last night. bringing the
season total TO $50. Thursdays re-
port follows:
Grapefruit: So. Calf. /, Fla. 50,
Texas "a, total ". S. "a ars. Porto
Rico 1T cars. Total to date this
season 1889 cars; last season 1925
cars.
Oranges: SO. Calf. l7s, Fla. /,
total u. s. l79 cars. Porto Rico 2
cars.
Mixed Citrus: SO. Calf. 3, Fla. l,
total u. S. 4 cars.
Rio Grande Valley:
Grapefruit %, Mixed Citrus 4, to-
tai % cars. TOTAL movement to
date this seasol-OrangeS 2, Mixed
Citrus g., Grapefruit 553, total 564
cars; to same day last c:ason-
Oranges 0, Mixed Citrus IS, Grape
fruit 300, total $50 cars.
Destinations Of Valley movement:
Grapefruit: 10 Houston; 4 St.
Louis; 2 Shreveport; / each Peoria,
Chicago, Omaha, Fl. Worth, Tulsa,
Dallas.
Arrivals and track reports:
Philadelphia: Arrived 6 Florida.
2 Texas, 3 Port Rico, on track z
cars.
Pittsburgh: Arrived 2 Florida. 2
Texas, on track 4 cars. Offered for
auction 2 Florida cars.
Cincinnati: Arrived 4 Florida. 2
Texas, / Isle OF Pines, on track s
cars. Offered for auction 5 Florida,
2 Texas, ! Isle Of Pines.
Baltimore: Arrived ! Florida, on
srack 9 cars.
Detroit: Arrived 3 Florida, I
Texas, on track 2 cars.
/. Boston: Arrived 5 Florida, on
track 4 cars. sold 6 Florida.
Dallas: Arrived / Texas, on track
/ car.
Fl. Worth: Arrived 4 Texas, on
track 5 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
City Briefs

Dancing every Saturday night at
Del Mar Inn Pavilion. Also seafocd
dinners every Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday. Lunches at Eat Shop al
other nights. Everything open all
winter. Adv.
N. ". Hugo left Friday morning
by plane for Mexico City. Arriving
in Brownsville Thursday we're N.
b.. McDavitt. "A. Burkett and A. L.
de Ia Barra, all from Mexico City.
Try frozen Pixies Punch, orange
and grapefruit, 440 West Elizabeth.
Adv.
M. r. Woods Of Corpus Christi is
a local caller.
]. NJ. Luckie Of Laredo arrived In
the city, Thursday.
From Washington, d. G. Is A. @.
Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pratt Irby of
Dallas are here.
j. GueZ OF FL Paso is spending a
short time in Brownsville.
San Antonio callers are A. L.
Diviney, Alfred N. Sack, f. Liehten.
John II. Calhoun, G.. q. Wright
and Theo Kaplan.
w. <. Bobo OF Decatur, Ill, ar
rived in Brownsville Thursday for
a brief stay.
From. st. Louis Is Robert Peck.
r. NJ. Marley Of Como, Miss. Is
here for a short time.
Dallas visitors in the city are
G. S. Wells, George w. Bellar. M.
w. Booth, V. Ogden Hopkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Marks.
+. A. Fitzpatrick Of Detroit.
Mich, has arrived in Brownsville to
spend several days on Business.
A. NJ. Rengal Of Houston is here.
also j. (. Burnett.
c. Trevino Gomez OF Laredo Is In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Z. Scantlin
OF Galveston arrived in brownsville
Thursday.
Frank Brasleu OF Corpus Christi
Is spending a short time in the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Joint Strawberry
Meeting Is Set
Especial to The Herald.

N0R@NA1A ~ A 1A0sN
WESLACO. Oct. 16.-There will
be q meeting Of strawberry growers
at the Stephen +. Austin school in
Weslaco, Friday, Oct. 10th at 8 D. n.
This meeting Is called in response
to a request from strawberry C-ow-
ers who are not in either associa-
ton.
At a meeting on the 9Th, these
growers indicated that they would
like to belong to an association, nut
would not join when two associa-
tons were in existence. At the
meeting members Of both the Low
er Rio Grande Valley and the VAL
ley Growers associations joined with
the outsiders in asking for a joint
meeting Of members Of both as
Sociations and outside growers.
Purpose Of this meeting is to Law
information and facts before the
members with a view of bringing
about a condition wherein all grow
ers can get into one organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Arkansas Thinks
Pink Fruit 'Decayed'

- St&AA
SAN BENITO. Oct. l6.-Fred
II. Scheer, manager Of the
Stonewall Jackson hotel, and
Mrs. Scheer were dining at a
hotel where they were guests in
Hot Springs, Ark.
They had had some Valley
grapefruit sent up and the hotel
employees had been asked 10
serve some. The hotel manager
came up and whispered so that
they might not be embarrassed
that the grapefruit $ de
cayed.' He said he knew II was
decayed because II was pink
Mr.. Scheer then told the sur
prlsed manager, who in 80 years
OF hotel work had never seen
pink grapefruit, that this was a
choice Valley product.
The Scheers have Just return
ed from Arkansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Telephone Program
(Bv ST. 90 ,snnnoentl

(By ST. Co >SDOndenD
SAN BENITO, Oct. i6.-The Rio
Grande Telephone CO. gave the
Rotary club fast service Thursday.
The program chairman -.Scover-
ed at 1890 o'clock that the pro-
gram scheduled for that noon had
collapsed He got Ed Mockbee,
manager OF the Brownsville ex-
change on the phone. At a quarter
OF eleven he called the McAllen
office and ordered a switchboard
sent to San Benito.
At program time the switchboard
was set up and Mockbee was show
ing the Rotarians what takes place
when a telephone call is placed.
Misses Gladys Copeland and Lor-
raine Cameron OF the San Benito
exchange assisted.
Mockbee brought out the fact
that there Is no danger while talk
ing over the telephone during an
electrical storm because all for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Devil To Get Post
(By Staff Correspondent

tBy staff correspondent
HARLINGEN, Oct. 16.-Fred Bevii
Of McAllen will leave Oct. IS for
San Diego where he will be assigned
to a post in the U. S. Navy. according
to George A. Kramer. Valley district
naval recruiting officer.
A brother Is already In the navy.
Bevil, who Is a som Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bevil, was chosen from
among 400 applicants, and Kramer
said 1t was hard to make a choice
from among the many suitable boys
who desired to enlist. Kramer Is
looking for a quota increase ext
month. Only four boys from Texas
were enlisted this month.