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INFLATION AHEAD!
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Wiped out. Rich became poor. Wealth wasnt destroyed, but wealth
Chirked hands considerably, and there were wholesale tragedies.
W Germany’s experience Is oat of the question for America. There
an those who think otherwise, but they are the fear-mongers.
England, with many problems similar to ours, with many problems
dissimilar, went off gold, steered toward managed currency and managed
•cemorrv. England balanced its budget Recovery has been more mark
ed than ours, but England is still in the twilight zone, as are we. and
accurate comparisons involve technical complicated considerations
England gives minor guidances, but no broad analogy.
OUR INFLATION LIKE FRANCE’S
France ought to be most interesting to those of us Americans who
am scratching our heads about what ia to happen to us under the in*
flttlonary policies of the Washington government.
France went through a IS year cycle of inflation. 1914-27. There
wire unbalanced government budgets, big government borrowings from
the central bank. Internal necessity for public works <or equivalent).
There were panics and crises (most were worse than we ha' e had In this
country), and finally a formal revaluation ol franc at around 20 ~ of
Its original gold value.
U. 6. seems *« be going through a cycle like France’s.. We have
unbalanced government budgets, six years of them In evidence. 1931-36.
with no end definitely in sight. Our government doesn't have a strictly
government central bank from which to borrow, but It controls the Fed
eral Reserve System and borrows from thousands of banks, and the ef
fect Is pretty much the same. France spent for national rehabilitation
and national security; U. S. is spending for unemployment relief. France
didn’t resort to the printing press to the extent that Germany did, and
neiher will the U. 8. France expanded note issues; U. 3. is inflating
bank credit. France was driven to a stage of inflation not originally
contemplated It came little by little, bit by bit. step by step. This is
the way we seem to be going. The French never quite believed Infla
tion could go as far as it finally went.
The question: Experience with inflation in other countries and
other times, when examined with more care than is evident in this brief
discussion, makes you think inevitably of one main big question—
Can we control, hedge, limit, confine our own inflation?
(CONTINUED WEDNESDAY)
•Copyright, 1935, by United Feature Syndicate. Inc.)
TEN IN JAIL;
(Continued From Page One)
aworn out by Game Warden Charles
Kennedy.
Gregona Landeros. a woman oc
cupant of the Rivera home at the
time of the shoottng. also t* held
In Jail here but no charges have
ha*n filed against her She is al
MfH to have grabbed Saul's pistol
End as he was entering the Ri
vera house. Federal officials are
Investigating the possibility of fil
ing charges against her for Inter
fering with an officer In the per
formance of his duties.
'Indications are that the Port
Isabel Justice of the peace cases
against the nine fishermen will be
dismissed and that more stnous
charges will be pressed against
them In the county court at law
here. Several of these men had
been fined before on charges of Il
legal seining, and seven.! of them
had been acquitted before follow
ing a trial before a Port Isabel
jury In justice court, according to
toting officers.
The of Rivera's death
more than probffbtV' SfU1 be pre
sented before the criminal ^ftWrict
grand Jury when it meets fdhf
month. from now. No charges have
been filed as the result of Rivera's
death
The shooting, wnich occurred
about 11 a. m Monday at Rivera s
heme in Port Isabel, was Investi
gated by Chief Deputy Sheriff Will
Cablcr and Border Patrolman
Charles See.
According to the story told In
vestigating officers. Game Warden
Kennedy Saturday caught 10 fish
ermen aboard a fishing smack mak
ing illegal use of seine* in the La
guna Madre He made an unsuc
cessful attempt to arrest the men.
even going so far as to try to tow
the smack back to Port Isabel. The
fishermen repeatedly cut the lines
he threw aboard their boat, Ken
nedy told the officers.
vjiendon Rivera, the deceased is
alKed to have been one of the
leaders of this group.
Kennedy waited at Port Isabel
for the men Sunday after swearing
out complaints charging them with
Illegally dragging seines in the La
guna Madre The men. however,
did not return to port, remaining
aboard the boat up the Laguna
Madre
Sunday night late, the investi
gating officers were told, the fish
ermen were forced back into Port
Isabel by rough waters.
Monday, knowing that the men
a ere in Port Isabel, and anticipat
ing trouble. Kennedy requested
several officers to go with him to
rewe the warrants. The officers
were Border Patrolmen Saul and
Kelly. Traffic Officer Bill Cabler
and Roy Linn, who has charge of
the Olmito fish hatchery.
The officers placed six of the 10
men under arrest and then went
to the home of Asenclon Rivera
Kennedy went Into the house and
attempted to serve the warrant
but got into a scuffle with Rivera
The warden left the two-room house
by the east door when Rivera seized
an old single-shot, breech-loading
shotgun. Kennedy stated Ken
nedy shouted a warning to the oth
cj officers that Rivera had the
shotgun.
Saul who was entering the house
from the south door apparently did
not hear the warning. The Border
Patrolman had his pistol In his
extended right hand as he entered
the door to the room where Rivera
was.
Gregoria Landeros, a woman oc
cupant of the room, allegedly grab
bed Sauls pistol arm, pulling on
it from Saul's right. She was
standing just inside of the room
and to the right of the door, In
vestigating officers were told.
Rivera, who was standing near
the center of the room, pointed the
rusty shotgun at Squls head, ac
cording to statements. The Bor
der Patrolman threw up his left
hand and Instinctively crouched
The charge of birdshot shattered
fclt arm just above the hand,
and several of the pellets struck his
hat. Saul fired twice after being
hit himself.
Kelly, who was standing just out
side of the door to Saul's left, also
fired several shots Into the room.
Rivera dropped dead with one
pistol slug near his heart and the
second through the left side of his
head
Blasa Recio. mother of the de
ceased and an occupant of the
room, is alleged to have seized a
machete and to have charged Kel
ly. The officer fired at her the
slug smashing the index finger of
her right hand The finger later
was amputated.
The other officers fired several
shots into the house before the
smoke cleared away.
Sa J suffered severe loss of blood
before he could be taken to a doc
tor.
All ten of the defendants in the
seinir.j case, with exception of the
slain man. were brought to Browns
ville and lodged In Jail. The group
Includes Benigno Rivera. Francisco
Fiores also known as Francisco
Cantu. Pedro Trevino, Mateo Ra
mirez. Roberto Garza. Ramon Ra
mos. Juan Rodriguez. Guadalupe
Kivera and Tomas Rivera.
The Landeros woman also was
brought to Brownsville and offi
cers indicated that charges may
be filed against her for grabbing
Sauls pistol hand as he wws en
tering the room. Mrs. Redo, mother
ol the deceased, was suffering from
shock and wa« not brought to
Brownsville.
George Clark
SIDE GLANCES - - -
I1 _
*‘l hope you didn’t make a lot of dumb remarks when you
met the boss. It would make me Appear an awful sar ” *
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DON'T
WALK
Phone 1400
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
ANNOUNCEMENT
Harris System Termite
Company
Operating through the follow
ing Lumber Companies:
Eagle Pass Lbr. Co.
Brownsville
Valley Lbr. Supply Co.
San Benito
J. P. Beck & Son. Lbr. Co.
Harlingen
Robinson Lbr. Co.
La Peria
Markham Lbr. Co.
Mercedes
Weslaco Lbr. Co.
Weslaco
Donna Lumber Co.
Donna
J. A. Kautsch Lbr. Co.
Alamo
Tewell Lumber Co.
Edinburg m
Texas Coast Lbr. Co.
McAllen
For scientific Termite service by
the oldest Termite Company In
Texas consult local Lumber
Company mentioned above.
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Lodge Notices
MASONIC NOTICE
Stated Communication o>
Rio Grande Lodge No. 81
A. F. & A. M., Tuesday
evening. May 7th at 8 p. m
Dirt-let Deputy Grand Master mak
ing his official visit. All members
requested to attend. Guy T.
Matthews. W. M.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Notice to Creditors of the Estate
of Antonio Longoria, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ori
ginal letters of administration up
on the estate of Antonio Longoria.
Deceased, were granted to me. the
undersigned, on the 20th day of
April. 1935, by the county court of
Cameron County. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same
[ to me within the time prescribed
by law My residence and post of
fice address are 817 St. Charles
Street. Brownsville. County of Cam
eron. State of Texas.
MRS LEAH FIELD LONGORIA.
Community Administratrix
of Estate of Antonio
Longoria. Deceased.
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Personal
STOMACH ULCER, Gas rains. In
digestion victims, why sutler? ,
For quick relief get a free sam
ple of Udga. a doctor's prescrip
tion at McKay’s Pharmacy. J-104
Travel Opportunities
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Leaves
McAllen
8:30 •- m
10:00 a m.
12:00 p m
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6:00 p m.
4:00 p m
8:00 p m.
Leaves
Reynosa
7:30 a m
9:00 a m.
11:00 a m.
1:00 p m
5:00 p m.
8:00 p m.
7:00 p m.
Special bus from Reynosa Sat
urday and Sunday 10:30 p m.
UNION*BUS LINES
Past bonded Busea Leaving Har
lingen 6:30 a m and 3 p m dally
Arrives San Antonio 1:15 p m and
9 45 p m San Antonio $3 50—
1 a* 18 JO— Abilene 18-85—Austin
$5.10—Chicago 821.40 — St Louis
$17.90. Madison Hotel, phone 405.
Harlingen; Miller hotel. Browns
ville; Code Hotel, phone 70. Wes
laco; McAllen, phone 32; San
Benito, phone 234; Raymondvtile,
phone 8.
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autoa for Salo
USED CARS
With Plenty of
UNUSED MILEAGE
1933 Chevrolet 2-door
Trunk job.
Two 1934 Ford DeLuxe
Coupes
1932 Chevrolet Coach
1933 Ford Regular
Ford or
1931 Ford C. C. Pickup.
1931 Ford Tudor
Patteson Motor Co.
927 Elisabeth Phans 888
PHONE 66 PHONE 66
USED CARS
1934 Chevrolet Coach
1932 V-8 Ford Coach
with trunk.
1933 Chevrolet Touring
Sedan.
1933 Chevrolet Sedan.
77 model Chrysler
Roadster.
1928 Buick Roadster.
Wells Motor Co.
10th and Washington St*.
Bulck-Pontiac Dealers
PHONE N PHONE 66
CHEVROLET DEALER S
USED CAR
BARGAINS
1929 Ford Tudor Sedan
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1929 Chevrolet Coach
1930 Dodge 6. Sedan.
1931 Chevrolet 6-wheel Sedan.
1927 Buick Sedan
1927 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan.
1929 Buick Sedan
Seaman Chevrolet Co.
Sth and Elizabeth
PHONE llil*
ONE 1931 MODEL Chevrolet coape;
one 1929 model Oldsmoblle sedan
A bargain for quick sale. Dutch's
Oarage. K20
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autos for Sale
1932 Ford Tudor.$350.00
1930 Ford rudor .$235.00
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH
PHONE 437
Used Car Lot Located on
Adama at 11th
BUS SERVICES
22 Beauty Shops
JL’ANDA B. PARRA Beaaty Shop.
phone 742. 335 Adams. Hair set.
15c: manicure. 25c: 12.00 oil per
manents, $100; oil shampoo 50c;
eyebrow arch 25c. J-108
THE CHEAPEST easiest way to
rent, buy or sell is through the
Classified columns of The Herald.
MRS. MARY Kathryn Haney has
taken charge of Blue Bonnet
Beauty shop 541 12th Street
Special introductory offers. J90
25 Buildere-Contractors
BEN V. PROCTER
Consulting Engineer
Preliminary Investigations. Detail
Plans and Construction
Supervision
Examinations and Reports
515 Uth St Phone 151
BROWNSVILLE
27 Heating, Plumb., Roofing
Hayden Hays
Codtractlng & Repair*
PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC
Phone 50 Brown* rill*
28 Mowing Truck*—Storage
AUS-IN TRANSFER CO, Ml
Levee. Moving and crating
Phor.e 431. UM
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractors (or Missouri
Pacific
®ick up and delivery service
Hauling of All Kinds
6th dr FRONTON - PHONE 138
Packing of All Kinds
82 Printing—Office Sup.
ADVERTISING Calendars for ev
ery purpose for 1936. Bishop’s
Print Shop. Phone 436. J-85
34 Insurance
White & Sutherland
Life — Fire — Casualty
Insurant
PHONF 411
State National Bank Bldg.
J. S. Ford & Sons
Insurance of every kind
Phone 1129
304 State National Bank Bldg.
INSURANCE
BONDS
W. B. CLINT
Phone 6
WOOD & DODD
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
Phone 100
401 • lltb Street
EMPLOYMENT
35 Help Wanted—Male
ROUTE MAN—For local grocery
route paying up to $37.50 a week.
Automobile fumLshed producer.
Write Albert Mills. 7152 Mon
mouth, Cincinnati, O. K-29
EMPLOYMENT
36 Help Wealed •Female
MEN WANTED for Rawletgh Routt*
In Brownsville, Write today Raw
leigh Co Dept. TXE - 88 - SB
Memphis. Tenn. K-ll
37 Salesmen—Agents
AGENTS WANTED
B> The Saxet Life Insurance
Co. for every town in Cam
eron. Hidalgo. 8tarr and W11-'
lacy counties. See or write
W. W. Scott. Division man*
ager, Traveler's Hotel. Browns
ville.
FINANCIAL
42 Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS
Lowest Rate In the Valley
Hutson Brothers
70S W. Harrtron Phone 761
HARLINGEN
LIVESTOCK
50 Poultry « Supplies
BABY CHICKS
Highest quality, hatched from
blood-tested flocks. In our commer
cial Incubator. Price, 67 AO per
hundred. Custom hatching set ev
ery Saturday
W. A Jackson Pood and Seed Store
1036 Washington — Phone 887
CHOICE MILK fed broiler*; aelect
eggs. Homer Pitch. Phone 17,
West 7th and St. Pranrts. J-102
MERCHANDISE
52 Household Goods
FURNITURE BARGAINS
Ice boxes. 83AO up. Iron beds, 82A0
up. Springs. 61 AO up. Three piece
porch set. 812A0. end numerous
other bargains. We buy used fur
niture.
HARGIS FURNITURE CO.
323 Elisabeth Phone 180
54 For Sale, Miscellaneous
LINEN SUITS
Cleaned and Reshaped
50c
amo Dry Cleaning Cgl. Inc
PHONE 1
FANS—New fan stock for sale or
rent. Hargis Electric. 836 Eliz
aseth. phone 933. J-64
60 Soada-Planta-Flowera
ROSES, beautiful iweee Many va
netles and colon. Pick your
choice right from the garden
Only 25c dosen. Corner Ring*
gold and 18th St. J-29
PLANT Zinnias, Marigolds, Peri*
winkles, etc. for late Spring and
early summer flowers Oroves
and Co, Uth and Adams. J-90
61 Wanted • Miscellaneous
WANTED—Used rise, good condi
tion. cheap for cash Phone 161.
K-ll
RENTALS
63 Apartments
NEL-ROY Apartments, newly dec
orated. $20.00 and uo. All bills
paid. J-86
FURNISHED Apartment, water and
gas paid. Pitch Apartments
Phone 17.
Royal Mate
HORIZONTAL
1.5 Wife of a
European kinj
10 To ImpoL
11 Herb.
12 Coroar.
14 Fomaota.
15 Pair.
II Sun god.
17 Gold house.
20 Unethical gift
to an official.
24 Katono.
27 Drudge.
29 God of war.
30 One who
reviles.
22 Being.
3STennia fencea.
35 Tolerated.
36 Crown of the
head.
37 Type
standard.
31 Meadow.
40 Father.
41 8hovels.
45 Long-drawn
apeech.
49 Epilepsy
An*wr to Previovi Punk
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UDXAD OLiajJ
N E A P|A BATE,
^LVMlN.yP’fS
TEif-SMGPiXf
5.EXD
TEED
symptom.
SO Hawaiian
bird.
52 Each.
53 Soon.
54 To alaah.
55 Laughable.
57 Intellect.
55 Her name fa
Queen-.
59 She le the
daughter of
late King —
of Montenegro
VERTICAL
l'ln so far as.
2 Pltelisr.
3 Ovum.
4 Esl trap.
i Knight s
«loak.
7 Bs«r.
8 Quant UT.
9 Affirmative.
13 Mistake.
14 Bower.
17 Conduit.
13 Land
measure.
19 Tidy.
21 Thought
21 Inclination.
23 Gaelic.
1* Tip.
26 Bad.
27 Pretense.
23 Guided.
31 Part of Romas
month.
34 Decorous.
33 Andes plateas.
38 Myaelf.
40 Jumhlsd typo.
41 Glrdla.
42 To whimper.
43 t»«sd coTtrisf.
44 Car 'onatod
drink.
43 Ingredient of
powder.
46 Source of
Indigo.
47 Spanish lady.
43 Finishes.
31 Either.
32 Prophet
36 Upon.
RENTALS
63 Apartment!
SAN CARLOS Apartment* — Bed
rooms and apartments; private or
connecting baths. J. F. Dixon.
Mgr. Phone 1588. K-8
5 • ROOM Furnished apartment,
*20.00. *42 8. E. Levee. Phone
578. J-54
COOL APARTMENT, garage, all
bills paid. Phone [phone] Mad
ison. K22
NEW 5-ROOM tarnished apart
ment; City conveniences: irult
and vegetables. Three miles out
14th 8t.. turn right, first house
A. C. Capron. J-66
FURNISHED Three Room modern
apartment; garage, 1243 West
Elizabeth 8t. J-130
64 Room*
WELL FURNISHED cool bedroom.
private home, for gentlemen or
business woman. 233 8t. Charles,
phone 1370. J-121
SOUTHEAST FRONT bedroom con
necting bath, garage, for gentle
man. Private home. 305 South
east 5th 81. K23
ROOMS OR Apartments; * blocks
from postoffice. 1005 St. Charles.
194W, K-10,
RENT OR SALE—Six room unfur
nished house; modern convenien
ces; exclusive residential district.
426 West Levee. Apply Joe Calde
ron!. Phone 534. K21
FOR RENT—My residence 1413
Lakeside Blvd , West Brownsville.
7 rooms, 2 baths, sleeping porch,
servants' quarters, garage, and
some furniture. Address Wm. S ]
West or Phone 600 J-94
SIX ROOM modern house; clean
and comfortable; rent reason
able for the summer Apply Gay
residence. K24
RENTALS
65 Houses
7 - ROOM. Unfurnished, modem
house. 2-car garage. Oarage
apartment. 132 Levee. Phone 79-J.
K-S
REAL ESTATE
MONEY TALKS
$650 00 buys good east front lot fli
Los Ebanos.
$1,000 00 buys choice 69-foot corner
lot on Elizabeth Street.
$1,000.00 buys 5 acres near city
limits, near pavement, telephone
and electric light lines. Owner will
take good car. house trailer or good
boat as part payment.
$1.850 00 buys modern 5-room house
textone finished inside, with large
front potch, double garage and
washroom: $350.00 cash; balance
$21.21 per month including Interest
S. C. Graham & Company
Arcade Bldg — Phone 179
Brownsville. Texes
REAL BARGAINS In homes, farm*
ranches, city lots. Twenty-six
years in Valley. Rehable service.
John Gregg, 752 Washington 8t„
Phone 1197 J-97
74 For Sale or Trade
WILL TRADE—My store building.
furniture stock and accounts lo
cated at 1022 Main street. Evans
ville. Indiana, for orchard or Im
proved farm in the Rio Grand#
Valley. Wm. J. Reislnger. 1033
Mam St.. Evansville. Indiana.
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