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, 1935-01-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


SHERTFF'S SALE
THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON
Notice Is Hereby Given that by vir-
tue OF q certain Order OF Sale issued
out OF the Honorable 1O3rd judicial
District Court OF Cameron County on
the 10th day or January 1895 ny ". r..
Bishop. Clerk OF said Court. for the
sum Of One Hundred Thirty-four and
60-l00 fs134.80 Dollars. with interest
and. costs OF suit. under "a Judgment.
In favor nf The Real Estnte-Lmnd Title
Az Trust Co. Trustee. IN q certain cause
In said Court. NJ. 1875 and styled:
The Real Estatc-Land Title & Trust
Co. Trustee va. P. q. Greenwood. et al.
placed Am INV hands Cor service. N. III.
"A. Goulaby, as Sheriff cf Cameron
County. Texas. did on the 10th day on
January. 1895. Levy on certain Real Is
tate. situated IN Cameron County. Tex
as. described as follows. to-wit: Lot %.
Block p In the City of In Feria. Cam
er0n County. Texas. and levied upon
that on the First Tuesday in Febru-
airy. 1885. the same being the 5th day
OF said month, at the Court House door
on Cameron County. ! RI the City OK
Brownsville. Texas. between Che hours
on 10 a. m. and 4 p. IN, by virtue OF
said levy md said order OF Sale. I will
sell said above described Real Estate AZ
public vendue. FOR cash 90 the highest
bidder. NV the property cf said P- o.
Greenwood.
And IN compliance with law. r give
this notice By publication. In the Eng
lish language. once q week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately preced-
Ing said day or sale. In tine Brownsville
Herald. h newspaper published Urn Cam
erOn County.
witness my hand this nth day Of
January. 1895.
y. "A. 0OOLSBY. Sheriff.
Cameron County. Texas
By Gustav0 Vera. Deputy.
f-IA-nI E.nI.ANnI
, 1935-01-21
VESSELS RUSH
TO RESCUE OF
TRAPPED CREW

NEW YORK. Jan. 21-F5-Fames
ragged aboard the tanker valverde
1000 miles east Of Florida's south
srn tip early Monday while the
only vessels in the vicinity could
not be summoned to the rescue UNI
IL their lone wireless operators
resuupc4 their posts
T@D warshsps and four other
vessels meanwhile rushed toward Ii,
with the lO.OO0-ton British cruiser
Frobisher predicting the earliest
arrival at the scene-midnight Mon
day night.
The fire, which started in the
engine room, had burst through
the deck when the Valverde's op-
orator sent an appeal for aid at
2:1O a. m. (EST). The rev was
fighting desperately TO keep the
blaze from reaching the fun cargo
OF fuel oil.
Only two lifeboats were left. the
operator said. ard he did not know
how much longer he could hold out.
Flames coming up on deck" me
wirelessed. Keeping headed into
wind to keep fire from cargo. Burn
ing fast"
aCondition about same" he re-
ported at 1913 a. m.
The Valverde sent its first s o d
shortly after midnight, but the
nearest ship TO answer estimated II
would not reach the scene before
s a. m. Tuesday. Another ship which
turned from its ours said heavy
winds and swell would prevent its
arrival before Wednesday morning.
Shipping men. however. believed
the British tanker I~nverarder and
the freighter Lagarto. out OF GlaS-
cow. were much nearer the VAL
verde's isolated position In the At
lantic, halfway between Bermuda
and Puerto Rico. Each carries only
one wireless operator. however, and
he was off duty during the night.
No mention was made In the VAL
verde's messages Of the number OF
men in the crew, but 1t Is a vessel
of 4.463 gross tons and such craft
usually carry at least 30.
British sources believed, and the
messages from the tanker indicated.
that It was a British boat. Shipping
registers, however, list It as an
Italian ship operated by the Lloyd
Mediterranean line.
, 1935-01-21
G ADVERTISEMENT


THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON
Notice ~ Hereby Given that NV viz
tue 81 q certain Order or sale issued
out n the Honorable io3rd judicial
District Court Of Cameron County on
the 10th day OF January 1898 ny y. y.
Bishop, Clerk or said Court. f0r tne
sum az Nlnety-f0ur and 50-lO0 (ss450l
Dollars. with interest and costs OF suit,
under q Judgement. In favor OF The
Real Estate Land-Title a. Trust Co.
Trustee i'm N certain cause In said Court,
NO. I173T ana styled The Real Estate
Land-T1tle an Trust Co. Trustees. vs-
Preston webb Smith. 90 a.. placed In
my hands for service. /. J. A. ooolsny,
"a Sheriff OF Cameron County, Texas.
did ON the 10th dny OF January, 1875,
Levy ON certain Real Estate. situated
I'M Cameron County, Texas. described
ma follows. to-wit: Lot Is. Block II. In
the City o. Ia Feria. Cameron County.
Texas. as shown upon b map and plat
on said City. duly recorded I'm the map
records uf Cameron County. Texas. and
levied upon ns the property of Preston
Webb smith and that on the First
Tuesday IN February. 1895. the same be-
sng the 5tn dag Of said month. nc the
Court House door OF Cameron County.
In the City 0f Brownsville. Texas. be-
tween the hours on 10 q. m and \ ~.
m. BY virtue Of said levy and said Order
Of Sale. I will sell said above described
Real Estate nc public vendue. Tor cash
60 the highest bidder. ns tine property
on said Preston webb smith.
And In compliance with lmw. \ give
this notice BY publication. In the Eng
liah language. once q week for three
consecutive weeks immediately preced-
, 1935-01-21
COOLEST WAVE OF
YEAR GRIPS R

tBy The Associated press)
A singing norther chilled Texas
Monday with sleet. light snow fur
ries and the coolest temperatures OF
the season.
Whipping in from the rockies, the
cold wave in q few hours dissipated
the summer-like weather that pre-
vailed for the last week. Violent
temperature drops. In some places
nearly SO degrees. brought general
discomfort.
Thousands Of automobiles. mad
~euuately protected against the on
slaught. froze on the streets. Water
from steaming radiators froze on
windshields and standing water iced
thickly.
, 1935-01-21

as the cold Is general over the state
and much OF the nation.
He said that the question CT dam
age to most Valley produce WIN de-
pend largely on duration OF the
cold and nature OF moderation.
Has sunny Side
while the freeze which Is forecast
would unquestionably do consider
able damage In the Valley, there are
some bright sides TO the situation
Such q cold wave would probably
kin any remaining Mexican fruit
flies In the alley, and help solve
this problem in view Of the many
flies found recently.
II also would destroy many other
insect pests In the valIeS-includ-
ing mosquitoes.
Z. s. Nichols. in charge Of the
frost warning station at Harrington,
furnished The Herald with tempera-
lures 1IU1n bnE WAutcF GdEQCn d1lu
other South Texas sections, and said
that the cold wave would probably
move on acros the south to Flor
ida
He said that small late cabbage
would be damaged considerably BY
cold as low IS IS degrees IN the
Valley.
Cameron County Agent Henry
Alsmeyer warned farmers 10 irrigate
where possible. and to cover small
produce that viii be damaged BY
cold. Alsmeyer said that even where
there was some rain Sunday night,
the strong wind Monday was dry
ing the ground out again. and II
should be irrigated.
, 1935-01-21

III weather permits. which u prob
ably will not. the Pan-American Fly
ers and the Kiwanis viii do battle
on the 36th diamond Monday night
with leadership Of the BROWNSVILLE
Playground Ball league &C. stake
The KiWnnis are indicated and
the Flyers are in the runner-up slot
with only one defeat against them.
A victory for the Aviat0rs viii put
them out IN front OF the procession.
The game Is scheduled to get un-
der way az . D. m.
, 1935-01-21
Bell And Hall Win
Colonial Doubles

NASSAU, B. p, Bahamas. Jan. q
|-R=Two Americans, Berkeley Bell
Of New York City and j. Gilbert
Hall or South Orange, ~. j.. hold
the mems doubles title OF the first
British Colonial tennis tournament
They defeated Marcel Rainyille
Of Montreal. and Arthur Hendrix
or Lakeland. Fla. Sunday, 60. 81.
and 6-3.
Bell and Mile. T. Rebold Of Mas
sau, won from DR.. Eugene McCau-
lift Of New York City, and Sybil
Burnside on Nassau. I'm the mixed
doubles 60, rs, ending the tourney
, 1935-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
SUMMARY

The centers of disturbances over
the middle Rio Grande Valley and
over southern Colorado Sunday
morning were central over the
mouth Of the Mississippisriver and
over the lower Great Lakes Mon
day morning, followed by rapidly
rising barometric pressure. decided
drops In temperatures. and strong
northerly winds and gales from the
immediate northwest. High baro-
metric pressure and severely cold
weather covered all OF the great
northwest Monday morning. how
ever. except over the far Canadian
Northwest and the north Pacific
coast where the barometer has fall
en- somewhat and the temperature
moderated slightly.
Brownsville 8 q. m. EST) sea-
level pressure 30.Os inches.
, 1935-01-21
wv.
Sports.
Spade

ARE HOT

THE University or Arkansas
Raz0rbacks are off to a flying start
with four straight victories and one
might hazard a guess that they are
headed for their sixth Southwest
conference basketball championship
In On even dozen years. This IN
spite Of the fact that their coach.
Mr.. Glen Rose, Is relatively new on
position formerly held by Charley
Bassett. was an all-conference guard
on the Arkansas championship
squads Of &c. ~ and 20.
The Fayetteville institution began
basketball In 1923 and came through
to four championships C1926-27-
26-29) under the coaching Of Fran
els Schmidt. Schmidt moved on to
bigger n better things at T.C.U.
but that did not keep the Hogs
from winning another cage title I'm
1890 under Bassett.
The Porkers. paced by Moody.
have opened the current season
with a brace OF victories each over
Rice and T.C.U. The seasons show
down win come In Arkansas games
with the Longhorns and Aegies.
The Mustang Ponies still are In pO-
siti0n 10 throw the boys n few
curves before the season Is run.
II. Of A. statistics show that dur
ing II years Of conference basket
ball, the Hogs have won 81 Of their
$50 games. averaging 31-3 points
per game as compared 70 $50 for
their opponents. Not bad. not bad.
COWBOYS MAKE HIT
GEORGE PARR and his wild rid
ing compadres or the SAN Diego polo
quartet gave Lower Valley fans a real
treat Sunday afternoon when they
nosed out the 18th Cavalry four six
goals to five In an exciting extra
period contest on the post polo
grounds.
TO give the game the right flavor.
Captain Parr declined the two-goal
handicap 20 which his team was
entitled under II. 9. Polo association
ratings. and the COWBOYS then went
ahead 70 win a hammer-and-tongs
encounter which featured the fast
string OF San Diego mounts.
The Cowboys. who recently won a
civilian tournament at KinEsville
and measured the Hidalgo quartet
&C Weslaco, are great sh0wmen and
!t is to be hoped that they can he
booked here again before the e
son Is completed.
The best crowd Of the year turn
ed out for the encounter and II Is
q certainty that all who attended
the Sunday clash would be back for
the return match
, 1935-01-21
G ADVERTISEMENT
TIE STATE OR TEXAS
COUNTY QF CAMERON

~
TIE STATE Or TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Is Hereby Given that hy war;
tue or a certain Order or Sale issued
out OF the Honorable l03rd Judicial
District Court OF Cameron County un
the 9th day uf January 1895 ny IN. N.
Bishop. Clerk uf said Court. fur thn
sum cf One Hundred Forty and IB-lDD
ttl40.lBl Dollars. with interest and costs
Of suit. under q Judgment. In favor Of
The Real Estate-Land Title and Trust
Co. Trustee In IA certain cause in Mmid
Court. N0. D655 and styled WI. W. Mills
&C ml.Y WIN. Jose Gutierrez. nt ml.. uImr~
"a In my hands f0r service. n, y. "A.
Ooolsby. as Sheriff Of Cameron Coun-
~. Texas, did ON the 10th day on jan
uArT. 1885. Levy nn certain Real Mn~
tate. situated in Cameron County. Tear
na. described nE follows, tp-wlt. Loo
II. Block .. In the City or La Ferin.
Cameron County, Texas. As shown up-
On the map or plat or said city duly
recorded TN the map records cf Cam
\ q County, Texas and levied upon hA
the property cf jose Gutierrez. Tho
FIRST National Bank 0f Ia Feria. Texas.
The First National Bank Of Harrington.
Texas. and Galletan0 Gonzalez. and
that un tine First Tuesday In February.
1885. the same being thm 5th nmy uf
said month, mt the Court House nour
OF Cameron County. IN the City or
Brownsville. Texas. between thu hours
OF 10 a. IN. and 4 ID. m. by virtue uf
said levy and said Order uf Sale. \ wtlA
scil said above described Real Estate nt
public vendua. FOR cash tD the hiEhnst
bidder. as the property OF said jose
Gutierrez. The First National Bank a
"a Fcria. Texas. The First National
mast mw MmmNKmmmM Wwmwmm mwM MmNmMmmm
, 1935-01-21
THE T

East Texas least OF iO0th meri-
diam: Fair, colder in south and
east portions. hard freeze with tenn
peratures 4 10 IA In north and IA
to "a In south portion except Is TO
30 In the Lower Rio Grande Val
ley Monday night. Tuesday fair
with slowly rising temperatures.
Strong northerly winds on the
coast diminishing Monday night.
, 1935-01-21

DALLA6-Perhaps 10 was just N
mistake or maybe he was planning
on repentance. but n thief who
stole tsree sheets. q Counterpart
and three quilts went out Of his
way 10 find and carry away the
family Bible at the residence or
Mitchell Griddls hsrR.
, 1935-01-21

econtinued from Page One)
from a freeze, much OF acreage hav-
ing been damaged already by the
strong cold wind.
Tomatoes-Large plants viii be
damaged considerably If Valley has
freeze. Smaller plants win prob
ably come out again, especially II
cared for properly.
Freezing at Corpus
While the Valley had tempera-
lures OF 26 to 30 forecast for Mon
day night, with prediction for clear
skies. and slowly rising temperatures
Tuesday-other parts Of Texas al
ready were In the grip Of a freeze
Monday morning, even to Corpus
Christi.
Corpus Christi had a temperature
Of 80 at 8 a. m. Monday with rs
degrees predicted for Monday night.
Falfurrias reported IS Monday
morning. Carrie Springs and Dilley
IN the Winter Garden already had
temperatures of 26 degrees, while
Laredo reported 81 at the morning
reading.
The forecast for she Laredo Sec
tion is from 20 to "A Monday night.
Forecast for the rest OF South
Texas. excepting the Valley. Is given
ns from II 70 ~ degrees.
w. j. Schnurbusch, meteorolo-
gist IN charge Of the Brownsville
station. said that the temperature
probahly would rise slowly Tuesday,
, 1935-01-21

CHICAGO - Traffic Policeman
Walter Tyrcha has m effective
method Of stopping speeding cars:
he fires his pistol into the air.
When four men whizzed by him
mt q dangerous intersection, his
gun cracked In q sharp warning.
Instead Of hating. the men dis
charged q fusillade Of shots that
whined past his head
"A few minutes later he learned
the gang had robbed q drug store
, 1935-01-21
Flashes
:. Of :.
Life

tby me A14ociat4o Ffn441
Free 90 Speech
NEW YORK - They paid $3.50
each FOR tickets. chained them
selves 10 q railing. and stiIl didn't
set q chance TO tell their story.
They interrupted q speech by
Mayor Fiorello II. La Guardia,
however. IN no less a place than
the grand ballroom OF the wal
dorf-Astoria hotel.
Ann Friedman and Ann Miller,
striking employees OF q department
store. sought 10 tell their employ
err, who was chairman nc the phil
anthropic function, that charity
begins at home"
Persons In nearby boxes clapped
their hands over the girls mouths
when they started to speak. De-
tectives finished the mufflsng JOB
while wcrkmen sawed the chain.
, 1935-01-21

The winters most bitter cold roll
ed deeper over the continent Mon
day. like the surge OF n giant wave.
Accompanied by gales and bliz-
yards which have left a growing
death list and suffering In its wake.
the frigid blast was moving i'm on
the central states Monday from the
western plains.
Traffic accidents mounted in the
west and central west. as the sub
zero temperatures came with snow
and Ice. pushing "a pail OF fog and
mist ahead.
, 1935-01-21

George PARIS San Diego Cowboys.
a wild-riding outfit with q fine
string OF well trained mounts, de-
feated the Twelfth Cavalry officers
, 1935-01-21

SYDNEY. N. ST am q young
man, tall. dark. healthy. respect
able and ain willing to marry any
woman under 45 In Nova Scotia
who win give me a nice home until
I can secure q good Job" said
Charles German in q newspaper
advertisement.
After he gets the job-and tho
shelter-heu square the arrange
ment by maintaining the home.
, 1935-01-21

first figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday; third
wind velocity &C 8 a. m; fourth prec-
imitation in Last "a houral.
, 1935-01-21

In Nebraska, the mercury dropped
to 10 degrees below zero at AIMS
worth: 8 below at Lincoln and 6 be-
low at Brainerd. Mimi. % below at
Williston. N. D.. is below at Far
20, NJ. d., and "a below In Mlnnea-
polls and SC. Paul. Snow flurries
whirled through the three states.
with the heaTiest fall centered
around southeastern Minnesota.
Winter laid a protective blanket
OF now over most OF Utah and
south idaho before turning on the
cold. causing farmers little concern
for their crops Instead. their land
much In need OF moisture, they
greeted the blizzard jubiIantly.
Five deaths wer blamed on the
weather in Iowa. Three were killed
In traffic accidents. and two were
fatally injured I'm falls.
The eastern states awaited the ar
rival OF the c1ld wave. with predic-
tons OF rain turning into snow.
Stretching from Oregon to Mime
sofa. the bitter cold threatened 10
envelope ali territory In It's path.
B Below i'm Montana
Freezing temperatures prevailed
along the west coast, with a new
storm sweepng snow and ice in on
orchards. Temperatures stood In the
thirties in California, with the snow
line on mountains near Los An
geleS lower than In years.
Streams fn the midsouthern states
left their hanks as heavy rains con-
tinued to fan.
A Sunday rain turned snow 10
slush in Pennsylvania. and New
York. In the 40's. was drenched with
a steady light fall.
In Canada. Battleford was the
coolest spot on the weather map
with a 81. degree below zero read
ing. In Helena, Mont. the mercury
dropped To AZ degrees below zero.
When their automobile was trap
ped on the flooded highways. three
negroes drowned nea Senatohia,
Miss.
, 1935-01-21
Ends Aching
Sore Muscles

For icnRsr lasting, quicker relief, uss
Ballards Snow Linlmenf which ~contains ncfivs
ingradisnts 10 give . more than LEGAL action.
thua btinGing a surge Of warmed bleed &C
cannr eonmesficn and more quickly sootha
nwzv dfs. pain from aching muscles, Bprains
DfrAnss backache and lnmbagc. Ballards
Snoag Imminent. sec nnd zoe.
ALL VALLEY DRUGGISTS
, 1935-01-21
Union Sulphur To
Begin New Well

MERCEDES, Jan. III Location
for the American Rio Grarde Land
and Irrigation No. 3 wildcat is ex-
pected tD be announced soon. II was
declared Monday as workman be-
gan moving the rig OF the Ameri-
can Rio Grande and Irrigation No.
2 about 1000 feet from It's previous
location
The test. located n few miles
from Mercedes. was abandoned last
week after a drill stem was lost at
8.o44 fet. The Union Sulphur Co. Is
doing the drilling.
During the California gold rush,
picks and shovels sold for SO each.
An engineer sounds 10 different
signals on his trains whistle.
, 1935-01-21
RTvER BIJI.LFTIN

There will be mo material change
In the river during the next "a to
36 hours.
, 1935-01-21

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Isabel
Tuesday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High ........ 1853 q. IA. GIL ID. m.
Low .-...... 1888 a. m 1888 D. m.
, 1935-01-21
Below Zero on Plains

Pampa's temperature was down
TO five below zero.
Amarillo's temperature sank 10
two degrees below zero and other
points in the west Texas plains
region experienced equally cold con-
ditions.
It was four degrees above zero at
wichita Falls-the lowest reading
there In two years. Wind and ice
handicapped firemen when the Ar
mour Creameries ut Wichita Falls
burned Monday night with a loss
estimated at $4,000.
Denton reported q low mercury
reading Of eight degrees above
zero. This was the lowest since
February. 1893. Rainfall I'm the last
three days nc Denton amounted
TO 3.91 inches.
The sharp norther which struck
Abilene Sunday afternoon was still
blowing Monday and sent the mer-
curry down 70 seven above zero-by
far the coolest Of the season. A
heavy shower, accompanied by sleet.
gave 20 Of an inch precipitation
early Sunday. 10 was the most rain
fall at Abilene In several months.
Four Below Mt Lubbock
San Angelo shivered with a IL
degree temperatures drop OF 40
degrees since Sunday afternoon.
At Lubbock, il was clear and cold,
with q downtown thermometer re-
gistering four deftees below zero. IL
a. two degrees below nc the Lub-
book airport.
Lubbock's temperature slumped
from 40 degrees at 3 D. m Sunday
TO three above zero at 10 p. m.
The official reading at Corsicana
was Is above zero. the seasons
lowest mark. The high mark Sunday
was IS. Rainfall at Corsicana
amounted to 30 OF an inch.
Longview was chilled by q l6-de-
gree temperature and flakes OF snow
were falling Monday morning.
Tyler had a minimum Of 10 de-
Erees at 8 a. m. and II was getting
colder. Considerable damage to
crops In that section was expected.
The official thermometer at waco
registered IA degrees above zero.
while others sank as low as 10 de-
grees. The forecast there was for
even lower readings Monday. but o
, 1935-01-21

'continued from Page one)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-06
RUGBY

RUGBY, Dec. g. Mrs. James
Wardlow and little daughter,
Jane, who have been spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Wardlow, who have return
ed to their home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Westerman of Old Fort,
visited Mrs. f. L. Winslow recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parker were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Vandiver Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. David Calderhead and
children, Bette and James of near
Grace, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wardlow.
Mrs. Irene Howell and little
daughter, Bonnie Sue, have gone
to Concord to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Winslow had
as their guests the past weekend
Mrs. II. L. Gums and little daugh.