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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

soy; international service-Winston
Harwood, r. Fulton Jones, r. n.
Holloway. l.. w. Van Pelt: inter-
city-Frank Davis. II. K. Butt, A. 3.
Waldron. L. w. Weber: student loan
IS. +. Ewing. Ira Eells, d. ID. Nor
ton: rural-urban-O. r. Storm. ill
McElwain: boys work-Stanley
Crockett. DR.. ". A. Davidson. Claude
Liston. George Hosfeldt: classified
tion-Paul Brown. j. Norris Crax-
ford. Claud J. Rothgeb: membership
Kent S. Manning. w. M. Humid
ley, Reed Williams. John r. Thomp-
son: program-John T. Floore. Dick
Niles. Or. NJ. A. Childers: fellow
ship-W. f. Bush. A. L. Axelrod.
Hill Cooke. Ben Epstein. ID. r.. EW-
ing. Sam Foster. Berry r.. Kelley,
w. L. Trammell: public relations
c. M. Hall. E. c. Bennett, John X.
England; attendance Clayton
Prichard. w. a. Scale. Duval West:
Rotary eduction-Lloyd Thompson,
DR.. l.. M. Davis. Charles LaTurno.
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CLUB ELECTS
COMMITTEES

HARLINGEN. July il.-Harlingen
Rotarians heard a program from
their club quartet. composed OF Dr..
N. "A. Davidson. j. +. Crawford, j.
b Challes and b. r. Kelly and
made arrangements for another
golf tournament with San Benito
Rotarians.
Frank Davis was named charms an
OF the golf committee. to arrange
the tournament.
Isadore Moritz was introduced as
a new member.
Standing committees for the year
e named by President W.. r.
BriScce a. follows:
Aims and objects: W. p. Bris-
coe. f. E. Rigney. r. L. Klynn. S. r.
Jennings. s. II. Cobb. winston Har-
wood. club service-F. Il. Flynn.
Paul Brown. Kent S. Manning. John
t. Floore. w. f. Bush. G. B. Hall,
Lloyd Thompson. Clayton Pritchard.
community services. r. Jennings.
5. r. Ewing. o. r. Storm. Stanley
Crockett. Carl Ries. John p. Chal-
les: vocational service-Sam II. Cobb.
A. +. Hasselmeier, Glenn +. Farris.
j. NJ. Green. A. T. Potts. Hugh RAM
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FRANCES LOAN
PROPOSAL OUT

BERLIN. July IL. F1-Rather
than submit 10 French political
demands iii connection with the
500. 900 700 loan which DR.. Hans
Luther sought at Paris. not only
Chancellor Bruening but President
Won HindenburE himself would re-
sign. The Associated Press rs re-
liably informed.
DR.. Bruening IS turning now as
he often has done In the past "a
the venerable president. his guide.
philosopher and friend. Won Hin
denburg stands rs u~nshakably as
ever behind his chancellor. They
confer by telephone. for the presi-
dent Is still az his country place
near Neudeck.
Both OF them believe the over
whelming majority OF the German
people are behin1 them in declin-
ing 70 buy foreign aid at the price
On political concessions.
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terpretatlons on the government
crop estimates. Wheat closed easy
WITH get losses OF half a cent. in
fluenced in part by fresh Russian
offerings In foreign markets and
rains In the northwest. Germs dec.
lines ranged from 7-8 to | sd
cents. Cotton eased 8 10 II points.
OIL shares showed narrow declines.
notwithstanding the feeling here
that the current campaign 10 halt
overproduction will prove effective.
One OF the possible solutions, IL Is
believed. lies in consultations and
Wall Street rather looks for a re-
vival Of merger talk in the rex few
months
The French and Swiss francs. as
well as the Dutch guilder. went
70 new highs for the year. There
also was a little Improvement in
sterling. The mark. however. lost 2
l-2 poitns. going 10 23.70 cents for
cables.
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HEALTH UNIT
NAMES CHIEFS

SANTA MARIA. July ll.-Seven
committee heads we're named by the
advisory council OF the Cameron
County Health Unit az a session held
here Saturday afternoon.
The committee leaders are as fol-
lows: Publicity. the Rev. o. g. Grow,
Brownsville. educational, Mrs. r.. G.
Richey. Los Fresnos: prenatal and
infancy, Mrs. Hazel Brooks, Rio
Hondo: school. Mrs. w. r. Jones
Brownsville: pre-schooI. Mrs. S. A
Rack. Santa Rosa: junior and adult
club. Mrs. II. s.. Herren, Harrington:
sanitation, II. r.. Looney. Harrington.
B. p. Esptein. chairman, presided
over the session. Mrs. II. L. Yates,
Brownsville. read a report on con-
stitution and bylaws and the re-
port was adopted
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CHANNEL PADRE
TO SAVE FISH
Laguna Madre Work Will
Develop Outstanding
Gulf Hatchery

A little noticed piece OF legisla-
ton which passed both houses or
the Texas legislature during the
regular session. will result in making
Laguna Madre one of the finest
fish hatcheries in the world. accord
ing 10 Representative Milton West
Of Brownsville who sponsored the
measure.
Under the terms OF the bill as
passed, authority is given the State
Game Commission TO cut a channel
through Padre Island az a point In
Baffin's Bay. OF Kennedy County,
allowing fresh sea water an inlet
into the laguna.
Every spring trout and red fish
and snappers throng into the
laguna and spawn.
And every summer the water
gets lower and lower. finally be-
coming so brackish that the young
fish literally die by the millions.
Cutting the channel through
Padre Island is expected to save the
lives Of millions or unborn fish,
making the laguna a still greater
watery paradise for Valley sports
men.
Under the terms or the bill cer-
tain revenues of the game commits
sion will be set aside to pay the
expense Of cutting thee hannel,
beginning September /. 1881.
Estimated cost or cutting the
channel is placed by West at sl27.-
600. and II is expected that the
necessary funds will have accrued
by September. 1882, when the
channel will be cut.
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new BUILDING
BIDS OPENED

RAYMONDVILLE, july ll.-BidS
on tne new Three LlnAS BUILDING
wnicn Is 10 be constructed III RAY
mondville, were received TUESDAY.
rnere were ten BIDS, al compare
lively close. Inc board OF directors,
composed OF howard Curry, Izadore
M0rritz, Paul Jacobs, Laurance
Medley ana a. r. Coulter, with the
arcnItect. kenneth w. Williams.
r checking bids.
Contractors and their bids we're.
Blythe ana Duerson, Harlingen.
$500, complete IN % days: W. A.
Velten Construction Co. Browns
Vile. S9.76O: complete IN 40 days.
Mcmillan construction Co, san
Benito, $4,000, Jno. Cueper, Mer-
ceueS, SlO,l54. complete J % days.
Smith a. Whitaker. Harrington.
SlU,220. complete III 70 days: Lone
0tar construction Co, nariingen.
slU.42J. complete IN lzO days, A. l..
LinQeen, Harrington, Sl0.o4o, COM
plete in bU Gays. *. X. Ewing,
nariingen, Sll,4i0. complete III "
Gays: e.. -. HenoerSon, Raymond
vile, S~ll,yol.0U, complete IN ~ days;
II. ID. warren, Ray monovllle. s15,-
90, compete IN III Gays.
1ne Dullolng Will Dc Of hollow
tile contraction with StuccO with
either cast stone or brick veneer.
Inc store fronts Viii De OF plate
glass ana possibly can be divided
into three stores. II vii DC Two
stories AZ By 10 feet.
UP stairs will be the club rooms.
ana a hall 40 Dy % Icet with harQ
wood floor.
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LAB LOCATION
TO BE PLANNED
Agricultural Officers Will
Visit Valley I'm
August

Location OF a citrus by-products
laboratory somewhere In the VAL
ley will be the problem before a
group Of U. s. department Of agri-
culture officers scheduled TO arrive
here about August IS.
w. w. Skinner. assistant chief OF
chemical and chronological research.
has advised Harry Sexton. minority
clerk. he will arrive in the Valley
about that date and that other de-
partment Of agriculture men will
meet with him.
The department OF agriculture
plans to establish citrus by-products
laboratories in California, Texas
and Florida.
According to Mr.. Skinner. offers
OF collaboration or OF sites for the
laboratory have been received from
Brownsville. Donna. Edinburg. La
Fcria. McAllen. Mercedes. Ray
mondyille, wcslaco, Val Verde and
Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

At noon the senator was the
guest Of honor at a luncheon ten
dered him BY the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce. and during
the afternoon he inspected Fort
Brown.
For an hour later in the after
noon he held an informal reception
In the chamber or commerce rooms.
greeting many old friends who cali
ed TO exchange greetings.
Visited Roma
Friday. Sen. Connallv drove up
the Valley as far as Roma. speaking
a. noon to a joint luncheon OF the
McAllen Kiwanis and Lions Cubs.
and later addressing an audience
Of $50 In the courthouse at Rio
Grande City.
AT McAllen Sen. Connally ex-
pressed himself * favoring the
reaching OF an early agreement with
Mexico regarding the equitable dis
tribution OF the waters Of the Rio
Grande.
Returning. the senator addressed
a crowd OF approximately 1900
persons in the city park at Donna.
"All business is related 10 pol
tics he told his Hidalgo county
audience. "vou can't get away from
1t. and that is the verv reason we
should all be interested in politics.
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College MoUes Around So
= 4 X y y = = y =
Fest Girl Loses 1T; She
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Appeals to. Police for Aid

CHICAGO. July IL. -tPJ-Miss
Pauline Clare's college moved
around 50 fast she couldn't keep
track OF II.
Hence Miss Clare. who lives in
Wichita. Kans.. appealed TO the
Chicago police 10 find her college,
which they did with 100 per cent
success.
Her appeal vas made yesterday
when she appeared before Sergeant
Frank Loskell of the Missing Per-
sons Bureau.
II am looking for my college"
she said. I've looked all over for
il since 1t left me in Detroit Mon
day. It's supposed TO be in Chicago,
but I can't find II anywhere, and
...
Sergeant Loskell was puzzled. but
kept right on listening.
Maybe" continued Miss Clare,
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Il should have explained. Well. o
see. five weeks ago / enrolled in the
Omnibus College we have 500
students and we are touring the
country In thirteen buses. we study
botany and geology and we visit
museums and art galleries. It's
tremendously educational.
we were In Detroit Monday and
when I went to attend college. W
was gone. IL had left seven minutes
before I got there. / got a train
and came to Chicago because I
knew they were coming here, but
where are they?"
An immediate search was begun
and the college was found in a
forest preserve. The dean, William
r. Goldsmith, was reached on the
telephone.
you" said the dean 70 Miss
Clare, better hurry OUT here. Your
college is starting back to wichita"
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Valley Youths
Draw Sentences

Three Harlingen juveniles were
ordered sent TO the state reform
school at Gainesville Saturday fol-
loving hearings before Judge "A. M.
Kent on charges or participating
IN a series OF up-Valley burglaries.
The youths were II. Is and l6
years or age and we're ordered to
the reform institution Hntil they
become or age. The younger pair are
brothers.
They were convicted OF SIX
b~urglaries In and around Harlin-
gen
T. w. Anglin. Harrington chief on
police. rounded up the youths
and brought them 10 trial.
BaScom Cox. assistant district at
torney, conducted the states case.
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Urge Restriction
On Speculation

WASHINGTON, July II. R-Pre-
sident Hoover's denunciation Of
wheat spectators was followed to-
day BY demands for legislation to
restrict their activities.
Two senate democrats and depart
ment officials joined in his con-
demnation Of speculative short SELL
ing-a transaction which Mr.. Hoov-
err said was intended only "a de-
press prices and served 20 deprive
farmers OF their rightful income.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Writer Finds
Climate Ideal

Ii am going to try the Browns
lille climate for a year said =. "
Dignowity. newSpaperman and
writer. who has come here from,
Monterrey. Mexico.
M. Dignowity expects 10 spend
the next year writing. and will live
In this section during that time.
II find the nights delivhtfulIv
COOL he said. and the davs COM
Portable. Your climate should prove
an attraction 10 tourists
Mr.. Dignowity has spent the past
few wears In Mexico and before
that was a moving picture camera
man at Hollywood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

Thy SAT- CnrrrHnnnnrntl
SAN BENITO. July 1.-THE Vines
Valley Furniture Co, Inc. located
az the intersection OF West Robert
son st. with South Bowie Ave,
was granted "a charter this week.
G. WI. Mack. one OK the inr0r-
pCratorS. said that although IA man
ufacturing clause had been inserted
In the charter that the company
did not propose 20 make furniture
at this time. lie indicated that this
might be done later.
Other incorporates ARE XVI. ~.
Vines or San Benito and c. e. Bry-
ant Of Harrington.
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Contract Awarded

HARLINGEN. July 1i-Walter H.
Chambers or San Benito was low
bidder on the proposed Sid Berry re-
sidence with an offer or sI0.490.
Other bids opened Friday Nv
LLOYD Mellor. local architect. W. e
nv follows: Blythe AZ Duerson. .rar-
ingen- sl0-T0O: ". nv. Meeks. Harm
gen. Sll 800. Ed Buck. Harlin-en.
S1l.333: Ramsey Bros. Harlingen.
$li.345; Smith g. Galbraith. HAHN
gen $1,000.
Contra m fr Tic rr~. .e CO which
will he built mt East Tavlor and
Tenth Streets probably will be LEI
soon.
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Expert to Study
Valley Malaria

SAN BENTTO. July IL I'D
malaria situation I'm the valley wv
be studied until about Sept l by
DR.. A. G. Chandler. professor or
biology at Rice Institute. Houston.
with "A view 10 recommending pre-
ventatiTe measures.
There has been "A steady increase
In malaria and Dr. Chandler will
study the relationship between this
increase and the expansion OF lrri-
CATION systems tn this section.
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The Boca Chica beach and waters
we're reported as in perfect condi-
ton late Saturday night by par
ties returning from the gulf.
Numerous good catches we're ear
the mouth Of the Rio Grande.
Fishing was also reported as good.
With the Rio Grande normal.
the water was In excellent condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

SAN BENTTO. July ff-Markham
A. Thompson. who has been taking
= post graduate course at the Col
Tier School or Embalming In New
York and making a vacation tour
with Mrs. Thompson. Is expected to
return to san Benito some time
Sunday or early Monday.
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SAN BENTTO. July 1i.-An avn
ing on a store building on S. sam
Houston Blvd. belonging TO Mrs.
Ella Van Ness caught fire Friday
night but was extinguished quickly
BY TIC fire department. al roomlnr
horse Il upstairs and II Il thourht
that someone tossed a cigarette
down and II landed on the awning.
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Growers Plan
Second Meeting.

SAN BENITO, July 1.-THE
second on n series or meetings per-
tanning TO the organization OF the
Rio Grande Vegetable Cooperative
Assn. will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday
at the high school.
Sixty farmers have signed at Wes-
laco and a shed will be built there,
according to T.. q. Andrews. secrc-
tary Of the organization committee
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City Briefs

Visiting Friends-Cedric Garrett,
Martin Phillips, and Hans Weber
Of Port Arthur are In the Valley
at present visiting friends In
Brownsville, Donna and Harrington.
The Ideal Beauty Shop formerly
at 40 Twelfth ST.. Is now located
az 524 Elizabeth st., and during the
month or July viii make a special
Nestle Circuline permanent wave
for $500. Phone 282. ADV. IA.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools and clears tnflamed eyes
Doesn't hurt Adv. 80
Fried Chicken dinner. soc. Post
Office Cafe. Adv. IL.
Return.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester
L. Noble have returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. Mobiles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lee in
Corpus Christi.
Al Home Now-Mrs. Nola MeekS.
who was formerly with the Ethel
Hat Shop. has now moved 10 l10e
Madison street and friends NAV
call on her there. Her phone num-
Der Is l3l.
Announcement: Beginning next
Saturday, July 18th. our store will
be open on Saturdays until noon
only. M. Garcia Gomez and Cham
p.on, 4th and Fronton. Adv.
DR.. III. G. Sample. an osteopathic
physician and eve specialist from
S. Louis. Missouri. has opened or
fees in the state National Bank
Bldg. Adv. IA.
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HARLINGEN. July 1.-THE PEG ,
pies Gin or Harrington was pur-
chased BY the Harry Landa inter-
ests OF New Braunfels. this week.
from the Peoples Gin Co. OF whcih
3 Finley Ewing vas a member.
II. a. Briscoe or Harrington will
manage the gin. which is located OH
Adams St, in the industrial Sec
ton.
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(By Staff Correspondentl

Wy SUIT WITNEWWNIMTIENT
HARLINGEN Juy il. Constable
E. VT. Ferguson and D'v Constable
Crockett Ferell 0f HarllnRen dug I'D
two surgical instruments which were
part Of the contents Of a bag stolen
from m auto belonging 10 Dr. NJ.
M Bass.
"A young woman who hac IN quarrel
with her husband and informed
against him. directed Officer 20 the
back yard OF a house on the Rio
Hondo road where the instruments
were unearthed.
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Blast Wrecked
Plant Repaired

VbV SLHTF OOFrtS00f1Ocntl
HARLINGEN. July ll-Partitions
destroyed BY an explosion In the
Central Power and Light co. cold
storage plant Sunday when Mrs.
c. A. Mccall and her son. c. A..
Jr+. lost their lives. have been re-
built and operations are nearly
normal. according 10 y. L. Bates OF
San Benito. assistant district man
agar.
Machinery. damaged BIZ the blast
remains 10 be replaced. Temporary
repairs were made to this machin-
cry which will be replaced soon.
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SAN BEN1IO, July Il.-blrger A.
Ewing. Harrington architect, is tax
ing bias TO be opened n san Benito
at 3 p. m. Friday on the erection
OF a two-Story. eight-ro0m brick
and tie parish house 10 be
built Tor ST. BenedIcts Catholic
church.
The structure is 70 have plastered
walls, tile baths. hardwood floors
and tile roofing.
Bidders 10 date are j. Z. Walsh.
Mission. w. j. Nuns. La Feria.
Smith & Galbraith, r. +. Ewing, A..
K. Linden and K. II Buck. Harlin-
gen; Walter +. Chambers. San
Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

NEW YORK. July I1-P-Cot-
ton underwent considerable liquid
alton and some scattered selling
today.
October contract sold off to g.70
or IA points net lower. but rail- n
a few points toward the close on
covering and were finally quoted
n: 9.45. The general market closed
steady az net declines OF 8 TO IL
points.
The opening was steady ? to Z
points lower IN response to the
easier showing at Liverpool and
the favorable weather news. Offer
ings were not heavy and were suf-
fciently well taken 10 cause slight
rallies during the early trading.
Liverpool cables said there had
been local covering and foreign
nuying in that market supplied BY
liquidation ard selling on the wea-
Their news from the south. Accord
ing to these advices. business In
cotton cloths and yarns in Man
chester was unimportant and the
Shanghai auction results disap-
pointment. The amount or cotton
awaiting clearance at the end OF
the week was estimated al s., 900
bales against Al 5000 last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

AUSTIN. July III. pa group or
grain freight tariffs for Texas intra-
state rates was proposed by rail-
road men in a conference with traf-
fic experts OF grain shipping organ
izations and tho railroad commission
here today. Rates 20 Galveston
Houston. Beaumont. Port Arthur
and Texas City would be equalized
from all parts Of the state.
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y. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. July ll-P- A.
though trading on the stock ex-
change was SO light that fluctua-
tons carried little weight. prices
were on the way down during to-
DAYS two hour session and quota
tons OF many leading issues were
reduced n 70 four points net In
q turnover OF only 100000 shares.
Introduction Of political consider
aticns into the German financial
picture gave rise 70 a belief in
some Wall Street quarters that
negotiations over Germany's re-
quested loan might be ~protracted.
With so small a turnover. it was
obvious the New York stock market
was not unduly disturbed by the
riccmv tidlngs from Berlin. but
the existence Of some nervousness
vas none the less apparent.
Grain traders placed bearish in
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(By san Correspondentl

RAYMONDVILLE 4. July IL
Blythe q Duerson OF Harrington were
low bidders OH the /. o. o. r.
building planned here when bids
were opened By Kenneth Williams,
Raymondville architect.
The bidders were Blythe e. Ducr-
son $500. Velten C0nSt. Co.
Brownsville, $9.760: Mcmillan Const
Co, sail L~A41U. 4lU.oOU. nlO N.-.I4e
Const. Co. Sl0.l94: Ray A. Smith.
$1,000: .. II. Holleman. Sl0.420: A.
n. Linden. Sl0.648. r. r. Ewing,
sli.475: Ferris Henderson. 81. 95i:
II. d. Warren. S13.695.
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LIVESTOCK

LltESIO(h
FORT WORTH, June ii-P-
CU- S. Dept OF Agr.l-Hogs $50:
hardly enough hogs offered 10 test
values; medium weight truck hogs
TBS.
Cattle 400: calves 100. For week.
slaughter steers steady to strong:
spots slightly higher: slaughter
yearlings steady: butcher and beef
COWS IS 10 Csc higher: bulls strong
10 25c higher: better heavy fat
cal-es 75c higher: stocker trade
poorly tested. Weeks tops: heavy
fed steers $50: fat yearlings 500:
package lot top fat COWS 425: few
heavy fat calves up 10 CTS: good
vealers Sos. Bulk prices. fed steers
SIS A 500: grassers 3.35 "A $50:
slaughter yearlings $50 down:
butcher cows 3O0-3.35: welghty
Slaughter calves 475-5.75.
Sheep none: nominal. For week:
fat lambs 50-75c higher; aged fat
wethers steady: bulk fat lambs
450-5.50; AGED fats wethers 225
and $50. medium grade fat year
lings 3.00-3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

RAYMONDVILLE. July 1l.-w. A.
Parks started remodeling the Gate
way Battery and ignition service
station wednesday.
Upon completion OF work. he will
add 70 his equipment brake lining
machinery and q complete supply
II rarts. I'm addition II this he will
install m of the latest carbon
burning machines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

HARLINGFN July IA build
inv permit has been issued 70 M. K.
Tttsrback for the erection OF 4
structure 70 house a confectionery
az i23 Z. Van Buren, st.
Construction has already begun
on tre ro~crete hollow tile building
which --'ll be directly across from
the MrH'scn Hotel. The cost Is given
ct sisl00.
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TODAY'S MARKETS

NEW YORK, July III. P-The
stock market Slid slowly down.
grade IN an extremely quiet week
end session tc y. as traders were
inclined to withdraw pending clari-
tication Of the German financial
situation.
1t was one OF the quietest Satur-
day sessions IN the share market
IN recent years. with only about
half a million shares traded. Bonds
were likewise sluggish. with price
changes narrow. There was fur
Their pressure against the German
issues.
There were numerous declines Of
! TO about 4 points In principal
shares. although the great bulk Of
changes were fractional. A little
short covering in the final deal
ings caused some recovery from
the lowest. Issues off a point or
two included American Can, Amer
lean Telephone. American and For
elgn Power. L. S. and Bethlehem
Steels, Consolidated Gas. North
American. DUPONT. International
Harvester and New York Central.
A few shares getting down about
5 TO 4 included Johns Manville.
Case, Atchlson. Union Pacific, Au-
burn and Allied Chemical.