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THREE PARTIES
NOW LINED UP
IN NEBRASKA
Republicans, Democrats and
Progressives Have Sena
torial and Congressional
Candidates in the Field
Al'STIX. Tex.. 0,1, It;. Proponed r<‘
varinl an* the i-nn « tn-t‘*»i*»- Nehra*ka
voters in (lie present campaign. a«s*or«!ing j
to statement* by candidates for l titled
Slate* senator and oilier*, seeking •■lec
tion November 7.
It. H. Ilowell of Omaha, republican
• enatorial candidate, has •tressed Ameri
ca’* foreign debt a* an i**»te, declaring
“we should insi*t on the payment ot i
interest and ultimately every dollar
inv(si by Kuropeaw government*.
Mr. Ilowell i* oppo-cd to I lie prevent
Knch-f’umiuiiis railroad law. charging it
prevent * compel it t<-u in rate*, favor* the
farm Idoc in congre** and development
*.f the st. Ijtwrence waterway project,
lie ha* announced hi* opposition to any
modification of the Volstead act, aid
woiiUI remove limitation* from the co
operative farm land h::iik* “to the end
that I hex may compete with private loan j
ageliHe • on sin even hast*, that farmer* i
may bei.efil from heller servin' nnil
lower rate* of interest •»u farm loan*.
I . S. Senator ttiibcrt M. Hitchcock.
Mr. Ilowell** democratic opponent, ha*
a*-cried that the i**ne* were economic,
inclifling over tax*!ioi , falling price*,
contraction of currency, deflation of
• i edit, collapse ol commerce and what he
termed "the new robber tariff, bringing
i:.crea?ed • o*t of li\ing.“ An attempt
had been made, he said, to divert public
attention frori the .piestioti* «>f the cam
pai'go by bringing in prohibition, which.
In* *aid. was a dead issue.
Asserting that In* would not vote for*
nn\ modification of the \wls|.*ud net,
tlie senator deelared:
“Nebraska i\ years ago adopted pro
hibition and (•in it in our constitution.
That settled the ipi.*sti<iu as far as
Nebraska is tuit itiimI. latter the con
stitution of the t Riled Slates was
amended to provide for national pro
hibition. I opposed those great changes
hill I net opted rlteut when they were
triumphal I. and I have sine.* supported
the laws neeessary to enforce them.
'I his | prop..-'* to continue to do.**
The Nobra-ka Anti Saloon league In*
taken exception to the senator’s -tai**
iio(tit. asserting that the league "does !
not accept Mr. Hitchcock's eleventh i
hour profession ..I conversion adding
that "wo believe that In* is just as wet
as he has bee: in the past ~
Senator llitehe.ick. in addressing earn-1
paign audiem*es throughout the state,
has attacked the republican administra-j
lion t*.r income tax law aud the cxce-s
ptwfiis tar law” adding ilmt wealthy
mauuiaettiring organizations whose pro
fits run ini•• the millions of dollars*, now
j.ay no more tax than small corpora
tiot s."
The |{ev. J. L. ltel.ee j.f Omaha. pro
gressive candidate for I . S. Senator,
has .-entered his campaign in an attack
on ilo* federal reserve system, wlmse
repeal he litis be.*a udvo aiittg, and which
he describes as a “private monopoly" j
which is a “menace to the interests of]
the Amcrhnn People."
Tlo* party Rev. I lei tee represents was
organized last winter when pm.*»re.-siven.
di- atisfied with the management of
government affairs, formed a |M»litic:tl
organization of their own, declaring
Czar’s Kin Finds Home Here
Does this child look like a millionaire? She’d be the richest In Russia,
If it weren’t for the Bolshevlki. She’s Countess Renee tie Mondesse. 2.
grandniece of the late czar. She’s been adopted bv Mrs Wandell Philho*
New York.
themselves in favor •«;' government own
ership of the railroad*.
In ilie gubernatorial campaign charge*
hr the tletitocralN that a civil mluiinistrn
t i>>11 coilc lit x enact«h| In a republican
administration. has proved ii,efficient.
have been denied by the republican*. ’I be
law created >ix dcpai Uncut > of state
government with secretaries for eailt.
appointed by Hie governor with consent
of tin* slate seiutte. The democrat* itlm
have eliarged tli.it the republican *tate
administration mis been responsible for
high lave*, which also lias met with
denial.
I liarle \V. Itrvan of l.imolii, (t. my
crat, lirolher of \V. J. Itrvan. Charles
W. Uai dall of It.md'dpli. rcpuldii an. and
Harry I'armeiiter ot Yniuti. progressive,
are the candidates seeking the gwvenur
ship.
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RESULTS OF SOLAR
OBSERVATIONS NOT
KNOWN FOR MONTHS
(By Tip* Associated T*ro«s.)
HKS .\l« »|\i:s. la.. <* t. t«. liesiiltsof
the observation* ot astronomers at the
eclipse of the sun last month will not
fie known for months and perhapy not
definitely for a jear. declared I lean It.
\V. Moreho.’.sc. phy icist and astrono
mer of Prake University.
“It will lie necessary to reduce the
plates and to measure them very care
fully.** says Dean Morehouse. “Men
wen* sent down to Austin! a. where the
eclipse was visible. a year beforehand
to take photograph.-, of the heaven* and
measure the positions of the stars. It
required a year to prepare for the
eclipse; it will take as long a time to
meu.suic it* results.
“The position of stars in the sun’s
gravitation field, phott.graphed during
the three minutes of the eclipse, will de
termine or disprove the Einstein the
ory. Measurements arc naturally so
minute that the gravest precautions and
the most precise can must be taken by
scientists before any decision is an
nounced.’*
—— .»» .——
Maybe They Can You may have some
discarded article in ><mr attic which
someone could make n.*e of if they only
knew where to locate it. I.et them know
through a Herald classified *d
LEGIONAWES WANT
ROOM IN CAPITOL
A UP-TIN Texas 0(t. 1 *1.—A move
' ment has been started by leaders of
1 ti e Texas depai tment of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary to have s*tle
headquarters of^lhc auxiliary locau
1 (**| at the state capitol building hero.
The state hoard of control has been
tasked for permission to move lv.s*d
I quarters of organization to a vacant
room in the* cast end of the capitol
building. The board of control bn
, parsed on tl • matter favorable and
l it remains now only for tin* governor
j to approve the move. If tin* change
| is made, it is hoped the auxiliary
; will be established in its new quarters
i l>\ November 1.
| Headquarters of the auxiliary arc
now located in a downtown office
building. The office in the state cup
itol would give the headquarters
more room ami also would he more
accessible, according to state ofti*
; cers.
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In the past fiye years forest fires
have destroyed --.<|iiai'e mil
of timber. We will soon he out of the
woods.
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Horror upon horror crowds Russia.
Latest one is the railways have opened
their restaurants again.
'Phis winter it will lie “Where there’s
stimke I lo re's a crowd.’*
PfWi
FOR THE RELIEF OF
Pain in the Stomach and j
L Bowels. Intestinal Cramp
I Colic. Diarrhoea
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AUSTIN Texas, Oct. 1 <4—Adding
to the laurels of Coach Hilly Disci
; “daddy" of baseball in the tfniver
i sity of Texas, and coach of eleven
I consecutive championship baseball
teams is the fact that seven play
ers coached by him on the Varsity
squad as students are now playing
in the big leagues. ^Foremost of
these is Bib Fulk left fielder of the
| Chicago White Sox and member of
the All-American team which is to
make a tour of Japan, the Philip
pines. and other point* in the Orient
this fall. Other former students who
i played baseball under the direction
of Conch Disch are Howard C.
Fitzgerald, who is with the “Cubs";
Arthur “Tink" Revere, who has gone
from the Cardinals to the Milwaukee
team; Roy Moore, with the Detroits;
Hoe Ellis, who will return to the
Cardinals as soon as his wounded
leg can be used; and Bartlett Mc
Millan, who has been with the Phila
delphia Athletics for several years.
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EXCELLENT CHANCE AT FAIRS
TO STUDY GOOD LIVE STOCK
...
(Extension Newt)
Exhibits of improved live stock
and poultry at county and State
fairs this year promise to be unusual
ly interesting, according to informa
tion received by the United States
Department i>f Agriculture from
many sources. In practically all
parts of the country excellent live
stock exhibits arc to be attractive
' features of fairs. The attention which
breeders and farmers have been giv
1 ing to good live stock, combined with
! good feed and care, have* resulted in
* some exceptionally Well bred anti
j well fitted animals.
I In encouraging fanners to take ad
! vantage of the opportunities which
! fairs and live stock exhibits give* fot
j observing improved live* stock nnd
poultry the* Department of Agricul
ture places emphasis on the following
points: Live stock displays afford an
: opportunity to study breeds and typ
' e:< and to see a large number of good
animals. In the cuso of meat ani
mals the size, conformation, ami uni
formity are worthy of special study
in view of increasing tendency to
raise purebred and high grade stock
as market animals as well as for
breeding.
Farmers attending live stock dis
plays obtain useful information by
meeting others who arc interested in
superior breeding and feeding meth
ods. Besides the ideas exchanged
and information gained, new enthus
iasm for the work is a common re
sult. Animals and poultry may he
purchased at most lairs, though as
a rule it is more satisfactory for a
farmer to purchase animals at the
home of the breeder than to buy fit
ted animals sit fairs. Animals that
i have been prepared for exhibition
J usually are priced higher than un
fitted ones of similar quality and
breeding.
LYFORD NEWS
LYFORD. Texas. Oft. 16.- The Wo
; man's Community club met Friday after
noon at their building in the first reg
ular meeting..
W. R. Welander of the Lyford Poultry
Farm, shipped thirty pure hired White
! Leghorns to Houston last week,
i The school is planning an entertain
ment for Hallowe'en, with ghosts and
spooks and innumerable surprises.
Rev. and Mrs. L. K. Glower entertain
ed the young pimple ut the parsonage
Friday evening.
T. ('. Richardson, commissioner for
this precinct, attended commissioners’
court the first of the week at Raymond
ville.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson.
Oct. 5th, a son.
Raymondville basket ball boys played
Sebastian .Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Craig returned Sat
urday from Houston, where Mrs. Craig
met Mr. Craig on his return from a visit
to the north.
Rev. Davis of Raymondville filled his
appointment here last Sunday.
Judge Lamar Gill was here Thursday.
It. K. Kind was here this week looking
after his interests.
L. T. Bunn of Raymondville was here
Wednesday.
L. F. Murphy who recently moved here
j from Brazoria county and is occupying
the Sheffield tarm. was here Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Miller Robert and Lady
(Trace Snow were in Santa Rosa Sunday
afternoon.
\\ ill Comp who has been on the sic*
last lately went to Harlingen to consult
a physician last Monday.
Robert Turner is employed at th«
creamery.
C. K. N’icols and futnily visited rela
tives in San Benito.Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. C. M. K •nedy and baby, and Mrs.
Frances Cain were in Brownsville last
Week.
Mis. ('has. Johnson of Raymondville
was here Friday.
R. W. llulf of Raymondville was h«ye
Thursday shaking hands with friends.
Vincent Stevenson was in Harlingen
last Monday. *
Mrs. K. A. King is having about 50
acres cleared.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris moved this
week to the Turner tract, where Mr.
llairis is running n tractor.
( has. Johnson, county assessor, was
here Thursday.
Mrs. 11. ('. Smith was ill Harlingen one
day last week.
W. I>. Anderson and daughter Mrs.
j Jack Iturtell were Brownsville visitors
| last week. •
George Oaks moved to town )a-t week
j nnd is occupying the R. \V. Hutr rent
, house.
BURT E. HiNKLET
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IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIIF.
UNITED STATES FOR THE SOU
THERN DISTRICT OF TEX AS,
BROWNSVILLE DIN ISION.
| ”o. 67 In Bankruptcy.
I In the Matter of—
II. A. < ropper Bankrupt.
To th*- Creditors of B. A. Cropper, of
Alamo, in Hidalgo County. Texas, und
District aforesaid, a Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day of October, 1022. at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon there will be a meeting
of the creditors of the above named
bankrupt, at the office of the undersign
ed referee, in the City of BiownsTile.
Texas, in said district, to examine and
pass upon the final report and account
of J. C. Aldrich, trustee herein, which
wax filed in the office of the undersign- '
ed referee on the 12th day of October,
11?22, and shows $53.15 on hand for •!i*
tribution, ar.d a dividend is hereby de
clared in the sum of .01572 per cent o»,
the unsecured claims filed and allowed
herein. .
At the said time and place such other
business may be transacted as may’
properly come befiite such meeting.
IRA WEBSTER.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated Oct. 12th, 11)22.
(Iff-13 10 22 lot No. Gill.)
For Your Health’s Sake
Fhone 538 .bin and St. Charles Sts.
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25.000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR
SPACE TO RENT
WE STORE ANYTHING
Phone 450 Brownsville, Texas
Justice of the Peace Notary Public
HENRY J. KIRK
LAND SELLING. HOUSE RENTING
1226 Elisabeth St. Phone 405
Brownsville, Texas
FOR SAl.K—MISCELLANEOUS
NttTII’K For Sal** I have for sale
the 11 1-1 ai-rri lying immediately
north of ami adjoining tin* Laguna Vista
Trat-t, aul g|*o tin* I'lil il-l aeres tying
immediately norili of anil adjoining this
2iill 1 I n.-res. T'.is land is praeiieally
all good, tillable land a d fr*»tn > il.e I «•
tnna Alndre. No iradt* or ••xrliai g«* will
hr considered. A.l<tr«" \V. IS. Ahi.ey, J
iJnMpWNl . Tin*. 1381
I’ol! SAI L Lln-lrie rleaner with at
iMehini-nt j«, fjtMNI; i >e r.e grill.
Itoili in godd i-oillilii.n. Will deliver to
purchaser. Airs. I\ L. Craig l.yford.
T. van. "i!i
I')ill SAl.L F-.id sedan and house
hold f it rn i i it re for sue*. 3tio Sixth
street. ItiTt
11 lit -vi! '•*) Warrel Matvei Still
with all neees ary n.a«*hi.iery. shaftim s
and pulley *, for -ale i•heap. lar-atcd in
Itrou nsvillt*. A fine r ha are for soair
on ■ ihat wains lo go into a paying -i
m-i*. Springer Seed A. Feed Co..
llrotvRsville. (-!!»>
FlUt SAl.L ^'i-i-nere iniprove.l and
len ai-n* irrigated home piaee half «-osl;
Irani, wagon; four Jersey rows, milking.
Claude Nil hols, Lateral It.. Sail Benito.
IYsi*. '",s’
Fill! SAl.L Two Jersey rows, g.-nl le
and.I mill.. i - lima t r>7() J. (4tsy
I l tit SA I.L I iiid 11
t-niiiliiion. good ImmI.v ant tire.. Cu-di or
terms. Walker Aniomohih* l*o. l l>|
F<»lt SAl.L or lea nr '2~ aero. irr i -
I galeil Ian I I'j mile .ti l from renter
| of Brownsville. Write Alal>e| Sl.o.-inuker.
;hC! ’ La-1 oih. ' 11 *-•• t. I.nitg Ite o-ii.
Cal.fi.mia. C17)
BOVVYLK ihe florist. Jirownaville
| ami San Benito. Cut flower* and fun
eral design*. (IK)
MISCELLANEOUS
SELL vniw property, any kind, auy
■ where. Send d< s.-riptPut to Claude
Windham, Houston. Texas. t."•!!t
TOO LATE TO C LASSIFY
RCMlKKKKI’I.VH Hone at reasonable
price. either pci tiianeut or spare time.
Can take care of e<.n«**potid^nei» in
Spanish ami Ei.glish. Aildres* •«». IV
cure lleenkl. * |7>'1|
IN THE DISTRICT C OIJKT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE SOU
THERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS,
BROWNSVILI K IH\ ISION.
No. 100, In Bankruptcy.
In ti»e Mailer of --
J. \V. Heacock—Bankrupt.
To the Creditor* of Sa d Bankrupt:
Take Notice:
That upon application of the trustee.
R. Ik Hamilton, the referee ha entered
an order permitting him to ell tlx
stock of merchandise, furniture and 11*:
lures, real cs'ate, s-.toc kin Wi.nuu sier
Arms ( otupnny, open account , lolls r«
ceivable and promissory note.-, belong
ing to said Bankrupt, situated in tlx
town of Edinburg, Hidalgo County.
Texas, in the following manner to-wit:
Lot 1. The stock of merchandise. In
rated at Edinburg. Hidalgo County Ye\
a*.
Lot 2.—Furniture and fixtures, locat
ed at Edinburg. Hidalgo County. Ti**»*.
Lot 3. Real estate. 13.9 acres N. end
Sur. No. 1, and all improvements there
on.
Lot 4.— Real estate fafm lot* l<51 2 9
and 170 inc. Sub. A. and all improve
nients thereon.
Lot 6. Stork in Winchester Arm*
Company.
Lot •>. .Open account*, hills receiv
able and promissory notes.
Sealed bids will be received upon each
of the above mentioned lots of property
separately; and sealed bids will be re
ceived dpou all of said property n< a
whole; and also said trustee will receive
bids at public auction for. said pi Xpert y
in lota separately a> above set forth,
and for all of said property in hulk, as
a whole, said auction sale will be held
at the former place of business of saxl
bankrupt, in the town of Edinburg. Hi
dalgo County, Texas, on the 21st day of
October, 1922, at 11* o'clock in the fore
noon.
The trustee reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids and will report
such bids and his action thereon to the
referee at a meeting of creditors hereby
called to l»e belt! in the office of the
undersigned referee in the Steginan
building. Brownsville. Texas, on the 23rd
day of October*^ 1922, at lb o'clock in
the forenoon, ut which time and place
the trustee's report of said rale will he
considered, confirmed or rejected, am1
such other business transacted u may
properly come before said meeting.
IRA WEBSTER.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Countersigned. It. B. Hamilton, Trustee.
Dated October *’,t h. 1922.
<10-7 101#— lot—#06.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or' THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE SOU
THERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS,
BROWNSVILLE IMS IRION.
No. 123, In Bankruptcy.
In the Matter of —
Frank Leverman Bankrupt.
At Brownsville. Cameron County. Tex
as, fn the said district, on this the 7th
day of October, 1922, before Ira Webster,
one of the referees in bankruptcy of
said court, the following proceedings
were had in said cause:
Notice is hereby given that on the
7th day of October. 1922, Frank Lever
1 man, a farmer doing business us such
i at San Juan, in Hidalgo County. Texas,
was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and that
the first meeting of his creditors will be
held at Brownsville. Tr .« ., in the law
office of fra Webster, referee iti bank
ruptcy. in the Stwgman building, on th«
28th day of October. 1922. at 10 o'clock
a. in., at which time and place the said
creditors may attend, elect a trustee, ex
amine the bankrupt and transact sue\>
other business as may properly come be
fore said meeting.
IBA WEBSTER,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
hated October 7th, 1922.
(10-10 10-19—lOt—No. 607.)
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Rich Bldg. McAllen, Texas
Member Sint** and Nal’l Associations
W. R. MONTGOMERY
Attorney-at -1.aw
iVrs. Il'dnlgo <I'MinntAbstract Co.
I\lip!nitg Siitte Itapk I'.ldg.
bdinburq. Tex.. County Seat Hidalgo Co.
DR. MaRY S. McK’Y
OSTEOPATH
I2051-'. Washington Street
TELEPHONE 170
Hour*: 9 to £. Other Hour* by
Appointment
WOOD & DODD
INSURANCE
EVERY KIND
First Door North firxt Nul’l Bonk
Phone 100
E. V. SIERRA
Electrician
House Wiring Motor Repair npr and
installing.—Isolated plant installing.
909 Adam* St.—Phone 740
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE
Make Rea! Fine Photographs
Also Postal* and Kodak Finishing
THE MORALES STUDIO
620, 12th Street
INSURANCE
SURETY BONOS
W. B. CLINT
208 Merchants National
Bank
— Phone 6 —
J. R. GUERRA
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
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