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La gaceta., 1931-11-03
CORTE FEDERAL
CONDENA-

DEL1NCUENTES CONDENA-
DOS
l. Siete sentencias de carcel, de
las cuales solamente una fue
suspendida, Y dos multas fue-
ron impuestaS aver por ell Juez
Alderman contra los violadores
de la ley Volstead, llevados a su
presencia en- la corte federal.
Las sentencias fluctuaron en-
ire dos y seis meses. Cast todos
los infractores Sc confesaron cul
pables.
Ell acusado Ramiro Duque fue
remitido a la penitenciaria, por
un ano y un dia, por haber viola
do ell perd6n Conditional bajo ell
cual Sc encontraba al serle sus-
pendida la sentencia en- un case
anterior. va RamirO habia sido
multado una vez por ell Juez
Alderman.
Aver fue acusado de estar ope-
rando una taberna en- ell 1910 de
la calle Tampa y por clio tendra
que cumplir la sentencia origi-
nal.
M. B. Ballard Sc confes6 cul-
pable y fu6 condenado a seis me-
SEES en- la carcel del condado de
Sarasota, incautandosele ell auto
m6vil con ell que traficaba.
James Moore fue sentenciado
a tres meses en- la carcel del Con
dado de Hillsborough, confiscan
dosele tambien ell autom6vil.
S. w. Graces fue multado en-
$4,000 por un case y a 60 dias
en- la carcel del condado de Or
ange por otrO.
Arturo Delgado a tres meses
en- la carcel de Hillsborough;
Willie Boone a tres meses y con-
fiscaci6n del automovil; James
A. Sands, multado en- 100000.
John Dwyer, encontrado culpa-
BILE, fue cOndenado a seis meses,
suspendiendosele la sentencia.
CasimirO Vega fu6 multado
en- $1.00, por un case, y conde-
nado a 60 dias en- la carcel de
Hillsborough, por otro.
Sam Cain, multado en- $50.
Ricardo Gonzalez neg6 Ell que
estuviera operando un estable-
cimiento en- ell $40 de la Ia. ave
nida, nj siquiera vendiendo vino.
I'll urado que 10 juzg6 dispuso
"A libertad.
Todos los dias durante la pre-
tente y la pr6xima semana sc
continuaran celebrando %juicios
contra los infractores de la
prohibition, los cuales pasan de
10.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03

Esperanto del Carmen.
Una cristiana mas.
Ell domingo recibi6 la sacra-
mental gracia en- la iglesia del
Coraz6n de JESUS en- Tampa.
Hija de los esposos Dora y
Roberto Galiano.
Tn acto familiar.
Sin invitaciones.
Fueron padrinos de la ne6-
fita. la linda Srta. Esperanto
Martinez Y su hermano Angel
Martinez, Jr.
I'm beso para la angelical
nina.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03
CARTA eABLECRAFICA De CUBA
AQMENZO UNA NUEVA LE-
ATURA Ell CONGRE-

aver ufS nueva legislature ell
congreso td5afo, leyendose un
mensaje del presidente Macha-
do.
En- su mensaje dice Ell jefe de
la naci6n que espera obtener
muy pronto la consolidation de
la paz y estima que ell congre-
so debe consagrarse a eStudiar
los problemas econ6micos.
Ell senado termin6 aver de
aprobar la ley de impuestos de
emergencia y hoy sera entire
gada a la Camara.
Para ell microbes Sc ha anun
cido cue el senado empezara la
discussion de las dificultades
economicas.
La camara rebajara en- la
presente semana un 25% en-
sus gastos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03
ALTAMIRA CANDIDATE

Madrid, Nov. 3-Sigue men
ionandose a On. Rafael Alta
Mira, ell notable historiador Y
uez del tribunal international
ono probable presidente de
4 repdblica.
No ha perdido fuerza ell mo-
imiento iniciado en- favor de
a candidatura del fil6sofo On.
ose Ortega Y Gasset.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03

Aunque NADIA nuevo dijo, de-
be congratulate al Sr. Morris
White, excomandante del pues.
to Tampa, de la Legion America
ma, por haber declarado anocht
que otra guerra pudiera des-
truir la moderna civilization y
arrojar a los habitantes del nun
do hacia la barbarie.
"Los nervios del hombre no
podran soportar, agreg6, otro
conflicto como ell que terminara
hace Is amos.
Pero como remedio Mr.. White
aconseja que debe mantenerse
una marina y un ej6rcito bien
preparados.
Quiere llegar a la perfection,
Y disipar los recelos Y temores
que conducen a la guerra, arma-
do hasta los dientes.
La tests de Mr.. White es la de
que Estados Unidos debe mante
nerse armada y lista para el com
bate, porque armadas y listas
para la lucha estan las otras ma
clones del mundo.
Todas las 'ipotencias civil
zadas sostienen que estan Ear
madas" en- contra de su deseo,
por tenor a los vecinos peligro-
sos, no por otras causas.
Todas aseguran que ell ejerci-
to y la marina sirven solo para
su defensa, no para agredir y
robar territorio ajenO; todas
son puras, bien intencionadas e
incapaces de agredir a nadie
todas Sc Green amenaZadas y sc
arman para "protegerse', no
con ninguna otra intenci6n.
Pero demostrarian mejor su
buena fe, su amor a la paz y la
civilization, arrojando las ar
mas Y desmantelando los bar
cos.
5Cuando desaparecera esa
clase de pacifistas que quiere lie
gar a La paz complete, al respe-
to mutuo, a la cordialidad y ell
carino international, con la espa
da a la cintura, ell rifle en- la
mano, los cahones preparados,
los aerdplanos hacienda recono-
cimientos y los gases envasados
para difundir la muerte?
La gaceta., 1931-11-03

Los hace la simpatica Srta
Cusita Suarez Y su mama, la
Sra. Demetria Suarez.
FL dfa II de este mes, par.
tran hacia Espana, via New
York.
Pasaran una temporada en-
Asturias, al lado de familiares
queridos.
Por anticipate les deseo fe-
liz viaje.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03
Ana Gomez

Ana Gomez
Esta sonora fue operada en-
a Clinica 81 Bien PGblico por
'os ORES. Nestor A. Portocarre-
10 y Julio Guerra.
Su estado es ahora satisfac
torio.
Han p%ermitido visitarla.
va 10 saben sus amistades.
Con gusto doy la noticia.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03
Del Centre Espanol

Matinee ell domingo. .
Tocaran los Broadway Col
legians."
Los precios seran populares.
Cincuenta centavos los caba
lleros. A las damas no les cos
tara NADIA.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03

Murieron las auras tinosas,
las "exploradoras mambisas",
como las llama un diario de la
Habana.
listed habra leido 10 que 81
sabado publicamos sobre las "ti-
ho1as" del Capitolio, que a mo-
do de simbolo "asustaban" a los
padres conscriptos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03
OYAL

Una pelicula toda hablada er
espanol, "Cascarrabias', Sc es
orenara esta noche.
Varios de los meiores artista'
espanoles de Hollywood figurar
en- ell reparto.
Complete ell programa una
cinta hablada en- ingles.
La gaceta., 1931-11-03

Sencilla y solemne la boda
de anoche.
Celebrada, al dar las ocho
La gaceta., 1931-11-03
Ell Cabaret del Sabado

Publico la primera lista de
nombres de las persOnas que
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

in perusing same:
 T wish to bring to your atten- tion a few points which believe are of special interest:
 There are very large deposits of high grade antimony ores in the vicinity of the Alaska Rail- road contiguous to the excellent Pacific Coast harbor at Seward.
 Prior to the war the world production of antimony was about 3O,OOO tons annually. That in creased very materially during the war and the uses of antimony are apparently now increasing. Stor- age battery plates, cable coverings, collins, and paint are today the leading uses and it is believed the use of antimony in the manufac- ture of white paint has promise of wide expansion.
 About 10 per cent of the cost Of Smeltlng antlmOny IS laDOr ana about 45 per cent is fuel The Tariff Commission Report gives the cost of production of antimony in existing Chi e plants at about $63 per ton, using coal val ued at S11.50 per ton. The Alaska Railroad buys coal at Anchorage, Alaska, at $3.50 per ton and within ! a few miles of the antimony de- posits in the Kantishna region are great deposits of Ignite in beds up to 40 or 50 feet thick. Also in the same vicinity are large deposits of high grade camel coal, and in other nearby areas are
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11
LEGION SURVEY SHOWS
 LOANS BEEN c0D-sEND

A survey of the United States through department officers of the American Legion, as to the use of money obtained by World war veterans under the recent 50 per cent loan act, refutes the propa- ganda that the funds are being diSsipated.
 Instead, signed statements by department officiAs, received at National Headquarters in Indian apolis, Ind, show that the money thus obtained has been a verit- able Godsend, according to Ralph IT. O'Neil, national commander of the Legion.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11
HYDRAULIC OPERATIONS
 UNDERWAY ON CLAIMS

The Clark Brothers, Carl, Earl and Frank, oldtime placer operat- ors at Hope, and another oldtimer, MT. Beeswanger, commenced hy- draulic operations 10 days ago on the old Mathison claims. The boys recently leased the ground from George Roll, we'll known Hope miner
 The property, considered win ner, is known to be a consistent producer, pay dirt going about 50 cents to the cubic yard. One claim in the group produced about $94,- 900 in the past. Adequate water supply is reported to be assured for the years operations.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11
ANT|N|ONY ORES
 IN RAILROAD BELT ARE HIGH GRADE
E. w. SAWYER DESCRIBES NAT URAL RESOURCES CONTIN-
 GENT TO SEWARD

In a series of official reports covering antimony in it's many phases, Ernest Walker Sawyer, as-
 sistant to Secretary Wilbur of the Department of the Interior, sends The Gateway complete file; the introduction only, follows. The reports can be obtained at this office should anyone be interested
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

5O-foot veins of anthracite and large forests of timber for pro- duction of charcoal and lumber.
 Tn connection with smelting and general chemical activity it is interesting to know that in the Alaska Railroad belt there are also great beds of limestone with in a few miles of the cola fields"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

A lodge pin, or emblem of some sort, was found in the postohice Saturday and turned into The Gateway office. Owner may have same by describing it.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

The grader and caterpillar show el which arrived from the South on the SS Alaska, goes forward to the Alaska Road Commission at Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

Otto Blotz, trapper and pros
 pector, is in town from his camp up Kenai River. >
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

Ten cars of timber arrived on the SS Alaska billed to the Alas ka Railroad.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

William Sruve is having the in- terior of his apartment house redecorated.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

NEW SHIPMENT MELOTONE RECORDS JUST RECEIVED. fer Sl l.>o-ALA9KA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11
FRENCH TENNIS PLAYERS
 SUPERIOR ID AMERICANS

NEW YORK, May II. R)-It will be three years before the best in American tennis do anything but lose to the French. That is the opinion of one half of the greatest international net com bination, American or any one nation, has yet developed.
 It is the opinion, in other words. of Wm. M. Johnston, who, with one Bill T1lden, battled through seven straight successful Davis Cup campaigns.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

The admiral, who was conduct ing an examination for the Navy. was addressing one of the candi- dates.
 "Who, in your opinion, are ale three greatest sailors in British hiStory?" he said.
 I'm sorry, sir, I didn't get your name when I entered the room" :" replied the student" but the other two are Nelson and Drake" Crescent
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-11

THE MAJESTIC" LAST WORD IN MOnroN REFRIGERATION, AT BROWN & HAWKINS.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
"a WECETE

Producer mas y consumir
mas ha sido ell deber de las ge-
neraciones que Sc suceden unas
8 otras tanto en- Europa como
en- America desde 184S. u re-
sultado no ha sido ell mismo en-
los pafses, pero como gra-
ell esfuerzo Sc hace
general, aquellos fieles compa-
neros que sirven a la raEa hu-
mana desde ell principle de la
historic, Ell caballo y Ell buey,
han sido por doquiera coloca-
dos en- la lista de los jubilados.
NEEDLES mecanicos de locomo-
ci6ne que alargan Ell dia econo-
mizando tempo han reemplaza-
do considerablemente a aquellos
animales.
Esta transformation, desde
1848, es Ell resultado de la ley
de aceleraci6n espontanea, la
Que a su vez fue reforzada en-
los 1ltimos ounce amos por Ell
fen6meno de la Guerra Mum
dAl. En- este periodic genie de
toI rs classes Sc vic obligada a
traS gar y producer mas bajo Ell
podeN de m1ltiples impuestos,
deudas del Estado y gastos p1-
blicos y privados.
La fiebre mundial, de la que
podemos sentir SUI ~pulsaci6n en-
Paris y en- todos los grandes
centres del oeste, no es mas que
ell deber de producer Y consumir
mas que Sc ha impuesto al uni
verso, parte por ell movimiento
%espontaneo de nuestra civiliza-
ci6n y parte por La Guerra Mum
dial.
Hoy nos vemos en- la necesi-
dad de hacer en- una bora en- 10
que hace treinta amos tomaba-
mos tres para hacer, y un dia
entero hace I'm siglo. Debemos
alargar ell tempo cual 81 fuera
material elastico v, en- cierto
modo logramos hacerlo tanto
con un esfuerzo de espiritu y
voluntad como por la ayuda que
ciertas maquinas nos ofrecen.
Ell autom6vil es solamente la
mas popular de esas maquinas
'--aquellas que sirven para eco
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
Por east cuarenta amos he Wis

Por east cuarenta amos he Wis
Ito los ~torrentes de hombres y
vehfculos que circular p9r Pa
ris anualmente, crecer en- volu-
men y en- paso con ell consiguien
tie aumento de ruido. Visto asi,
ano por ano, ell desbordamiento
de esa corriente impresionaba
mas intensamente al extranje-
70 que al parisiense, ell cual era
espectador inconciente del i'm
perceptible aumento diario. La
Ultima impression despueS de
ocho amos ha sido la mas fuLrte.
En- ell comienzo de 1880 en-
cuentro las Gales, avenidas y
boulevares, invadidas por un ru
giente rio que, determinado
tempo, en- cascadas reales de
hcmbres Y maquinas. Y 10 mis-
no esta pasando en- las Metro
tpolis del Oeste-Londres, Ber-
lin y Nueva York, y estas metro
polls forman ell pulse del mundo
que late mas fuerte y mas RAJ
ridamente cada ano y 10 ha he
cho ash durante los 1ltimos diez
/. Els de creerse, entonces, que al
mundo sufre de fiebre?
Esta mas rapida circulation
" ell amontonamiento en- las ciu-
dades y pueblos es solamente
una manifestation externa
~ parcial del fermento universal
que produce una cantidad ma
yor de riqueza en- ell mismo es-
1pacio de TEMPO. La era del ca
ballo a la que la JuVenLud Gle mi
generaci6n perteneci6, no ha
abandonado su lugar a la epoca
de los motores petroliferos du-
iante treinta amos 1nicamente
por la raz6n de I'm simple amor
Dlatonico por la velocidad que
tai parece haber tornado pose
sion de la humanidad. Ell urgi-
miento en- pos de esta transfer
maci6n es todavfa la necesidad
que, en- ell siglo pasado, envolvi6
a parte del mundo eual 81 fuera
Rueda de la Fortuna, obligan-
dola a aumentar su actividad
continuamente, va produciendo
0 consumiendo en- cantidades ca
da vez mayores.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
ARNIELLA OFRECE VENTA
JAS

Manana comenzara en- su
establecimiento de la esquina
de Michigan y la Gale Doce,
que lleva ell nombre de Latin
American Service, una extraor
dinaria venta de pneumaticos.
ell Sr. M. Arniella, represen-
tante en- Ybor City de la COM
pania Goodrich.
Los mejores valores que esa
famosa corporation ofrece en-
venta, han sido seleccionados
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
nomizar nuestro tempo GUAM


do vamos de un lugar a otro.
Els obvio que ell mundo esta
Iigeramente cansado a conse-
cuencia de este incesante esfuer
20 que crece mas intense cada
dfa Crfticas dificultades, ines
tabilidad espiritual y ell pesimis
mo que corroe las entranas de
nuestra era son las unicas sena-
les visibles de esa fatiga. LA
fiebre que hace latir ell pulse del
mundo tan furiosamente es una
enfermedad organica?
Sc nos impondra esta conclu-
sion 81 fuera demostrado que
este esfuerzo nos causa mas SUI
frimiento que algeria. Sin de-
scar averiguar tan compleja
question, nos limitaremos a fir
mar ell punto de que ell aumen-
to de production, .igualmente
que aquellos que 10 %proceden, es
acompanado por una perturba-
ci6n cuyo orfgen y naturaleza
es necesario comprender.
Cuando hablamos del aumen-
to de riqueza de nuestro pals, de
Europa, del mundo, creemos
que pueden aumentarse las RI
quezas sin que NADIA a nuestrn
alrededor Gamble, excepto la
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

cantidad de nosasianaa q
ira orden. NoS
;puestro pals, Europa Y
do pueden llegar a ser mas
COS gracias a Yin eSfqerzo eE
abajo, mientga perma-
N Ell misfno estado 81 rest1|
cosas. SITS.
Ia riqueza venSE he
absolute. Els inGE mas
81 ell consume no aamenta en-
proportion, Y en- orden de hacer
de esto I'm prop6sito es necesap
rio agrandaf ell numero de su
clientele.
~Desde 1880 ell problema CAPT
/, tai del desarrollo industrial ha
sido ell encontrar nuevos Glen
ties, ses decir, hacer que indivi-
duos, grupos, classes, pueblos y
raZas, consuman productos de
los cuales hasta esa~ fecha no
sintieron ninguna necesidad..
Durante I'm siglo, los sucesivos
descubrimientos en- todos los
lramos de la industrial, han sido
eacompanados por I'm agrande-
cimiento del campo de la Glen
tela y por la creciente vulgari-
zacion de suSFproductos. AL prin
cipio este estaba limitado a
~aquellas industries que servfan
a las necesidades elementales,
pero q fervor de complacer mas
grandes multitudes Sc extendi6
hasta las industries que lucran
con ell lujo, arte, literature Y
politica
(Comtinuard.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
Federal Chiefs
Lift Shipping Ban

Valley citrus IS expected to start
rollinr in the near future as the
result OF federal authorization re-
ceived wednesday which lifts the
late shipping date.
M. III. Ford. in charge OF federai
control work in the Valley, received
q telegram from Lee Strong. CHIEF
of plant quarantine n con'roi aL.
ministration at washington, which
stated the Valley could start snip-
ming citru. Immediately so Tar as the
federal government was concern
ed. .
A meeting OF shippers and growers
will be held Thursday night at Har-
linren which j. M. Del Cu-to, IN
charge of state control work. IS ex-
pected to attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
ATTEND
CLASSES ON
OPENING DAY

Feet may have dragged slowly in
answer to the ding-dong Of opening
day school bells In Brownsville Tues
day but they dragged surely, and
before the mad exodus from first
days classes had ended new high
marks In first-day enrolment had
been reached.
Total enrolment In public schools
Tuesday was 1913 and 1876 at busi-
ness college. With Wednesdays
registrations again keeping officials
busy. marks set last year Of 1900 IN
public schools and lao in junior COL
lege will be greatly exceeded by sun
down today.
Meanwhile other Valley cities re-
ported new high marks in first-day
enrolment Monday and Tuesday.
Early figures pint to the greatest
year in the Valleys history in point
OF the number of boys and girls at
tending school.
Enrolment in Brownsville by
schools follows:
Grammar school, $50.
Washington park school, 545.
West Brownsville school, 235.
East Brownsville school. ZIG.
First ward school, 21g.
Fourth ward school. 404.
Victoria Heights school. 228-
Flalack, so.
Junior high school. 4s3.
Junior high school. 493.
Senior high school. 228.
Total enrolment, 1913.
Junior college, 135.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
Southwest Conference Teams
Are Warming Up for Season

Owls, only team to defeat the cham
pion Longhorns last season. have
been ranked by critics as the eleven
with an excellent chance TO upset
the conference dope.
Coach Morley Jennings at Baylor
started practice today with line
trouse in front % him. His stars
OF last season. the all-American
Botchey Koch. and the all-South-
west conference Jake Wilson, are
gone along with Witcher. Paradeaux
and Morris. Koch replaces Casey
Selph on the coaching staff. Jen-
nings IS grooming Leslie Smell. MEM
Der of the 1927 Waco high school
Tigers. to replace Jake Wilson In
the backfield. Smell vas eligible last
year but not used. Afford will prob
ably be at gu -terback. Maurice
Fierce. end last year. win probably
be switched TO a backfield position
this season. OF the % lettermen OF
1880. only five returned for prac-
tire TODAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
City Briefs

VIZ have a number OF nice cot
tages with and without shower
baths and inside toilets ready for
occupancy at Del MAJ on the Gull
shore twenty-five miles east OF
prourrsviile. Adv.
Abner Miller and c. II. Kelchu
If san Antonio are spending sew
eral days in the city.
J. M. Thompson OF Kansas City
Is in Brownsville.
j. B. Driver is a local caller. he
is from Houston.
j. G. Selsee of Louisiana is in
the city for a short time.
@. w. Morris, B. L. Enlor and
James w. Bailey Of Houston are In
the Valley.
F. S. Hicks is in Brownsville. He
Is from San Antonio.
A visitor from Corpus Christi Is
z. J.. RoeSsel.
j. II. Golden of Houston is
spending several days In the CITY,
I. Rutman Of Cincinnati Is In
the Valley.
H. winhorn OF Skidmore regis
tered at a local hotel Wednesday.
q. L. Morgan Of Corpus Christi
is In Brownsville. John @. Stett Is
alp from there.
Emil Olenhunt will be IN the
city for a short while from Glen
Ellyn, Illinois.
Carell c. Ornish Of San Antonio
arrived in Brownsville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hampton Of Dali
las are spending a few days In the
Valley.
o. Z. Pardue and 3. L. Derflin-
gen Of Houston are In the city Tor
several days.
Evelyn Johnson Of Pontiac, Mich.
was in Brownsville, wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Harness are
amending q short time in the VAL
lev. They are from FL Dorado.
Ark
Jonas We'll and family OF Corpus
Christi are registered at q local
hotel.
A. 4. Prick OF Corpus Christi
and w. +. Burney Of San Antonio
are visitors IN the city. w. l..
Dickinson also Of the latter place
Is In town.
Nj. and Mrs. Archy Owen OF
jackson, Miss, arrived In Browns
Vile wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. E. M. Cooper Of
Dallas are In the city.
o. II. Cadwalder, Jr., is In
Brownsville for several days. He
Is from San Antonio. c. w. Par
sons, also Of that city. Is here.
8. Kauter OF Chicago is . local
visitor.
Plane passengers Thursday
morning we're Amanda SandovaI
for Salvador and MI. and Mrs.
Paul Hawkins for Cristobal-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
Oil Men Warned

KILGORE, Sept. 8. Rl-Gen. ia
cob wolters. commander Of the
militiamen enforcing oil conserva-
ton In the east Texas field. issued
a statement today designed to pre-
vent attempts by O. brokers to en-
courage violation OF the state rail-
road commissions proration order
The order read:
Information drifts into military
headquarters that certain OIL brokers
have been trying to induce some
small producers TO operate their
wells over the allowable figure Oh
p25 barrels daily, promising that they
q dispose of the excess before II
can be checked. -
This class Of gentlemen may find
themselves my permanent guests ~
the ruardhcuse during the remand
er OF the .-artial law period
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
Relief Rate Asked

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Sept. 9-tPl-
A petition asking for an emergency
rate on cotton seed cake TO be
shipped from Texas and Oklahoma
to drought stricken Wyoming
counties was sent railroads by Gov
A. NJ. Clark today.
Governor Clark asked that the
rate be placed into effect imme-
diately and that II be one-half OF
the regular rate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10

conference ON the cotton situation.
with plans for creating banking
credit for exports OF cotton. it
would be the best thing ne has
done for the farmer and the gen
eral cotton condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10

WHEELER, Sept. 3. R1-Defense
witnesses in the trial Of CLAIR ice
Pryor charged in the Staying Of DIR.
w. Guyton. his father-in-law, plan
ned TO testify today.
The state rested yesterday after
hearing eight w~i.leSseS.
DR.. Guyton was shot to death In
Shamrock July IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
RESULTS, THOUGH

BENTUN. Tenn.-Sheriff Biggs
gets results, even II they aren't the
right ones. He .ecently got word TO
watch on. for an automobile stolen
from Etowah. He spied n coming
down the hill. 1t was Of the same
make as the one stolen In Etowah.
As Biggs approached the car. five
men jumped out and ran. The sheriff
returned to town with the car only
10 find ii wasn't the one stolen in
Etowah. IT was a stolen car, how
ever. taken from Fred Peters. OF
Knoxville.