The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 2

THE OALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1925. HOUSTON NEWS Houiton Bureau of THB NBWS located In tho Stewtrt Duiidlnv (third floor), 30-S? c. corner and Preaton 198). where iu bBcrlptlonn, Items and other matter will receive prompt attention. Alt communications should be strned by the writer Subscribers should complain to the circulator It thla caper Is not delivered by 6:30 a.

m. A. P. Vauffhan, Houston Manager: Mrs. Mildred Cushinr Granger, Society Correspondent (phone Hadley 7449); W.

A. Circulator. JJ. 3TRIKETO HTCEEASE IN PAY AND WITH SHORTER WEEK AMONG THE DEMANDS. ANOTHER OUTBREAK IS REPORTED ON McFADDEN RANCH AT ARCADIA.

Special to Tho News. Houston, Sept. outbreak of the foot and mouth disease appeared today on the Perry McFadden ranch, near Arcadia, and i result in the i of from I room 1.500 to 1.700 more cattle, according Special to The Nows. Houston. Tex.

Sept. strike of seamen members of the Industrial Workers of the World was called for today by the local branch of the organization at the ship channel. Several men had left i bec a rne 0 gln I by Dr. Marion Repres i. W.

TM 8 "ureau of animal In- expressed the opinion that the strike the disease several days ago, resulting in an Local representatives of the or- t-o ganlzatlon declared that they received a telegram from New York this i a i thut i ships were tied up in the harbor there as a result of a strike called at i i Sept. 9. The strike on the ship channel has been" called In connection i the Jsew York strike. It has i to do the present British seamen's strike, though the I. W.

w. is In sympathy i the British strike. The W. W. make ten demands, among which are an increase of for all licensed and i men on all United i i board vessels, and that private i owners rneet this increase.

A week In port is demanded and an i day maximum. Pay at the rate of 60c is demanded for all overtime work. It is demanded that "logging" be permitted only If a member of the crew fails to to the whole wrtrk a In port, and this to be at the rate of one day for one day missed. One demand that has created a of comment on tho a a all men be shipped from the I. W.

W. Hall. Better i i conditions, access for I W. W. representatives to all i and docks and release of all i i a Joseph Hajek: Judgment a i ir.ar- rlane as per decree.

Bertha Campbell B. B. Campbell; dlvurco KI-UIICU plaintiff aud restoration of maiden name. SIXTV-FIRST D1STHICT COURT--S. K.

(Jnrter Jr. va. C. C. Crist, Karnlshee: dUmilssed by plaintiff.

S. V. Curler Jr. vs. c.

w. Lucas, garnlshee; dismissed by plaintiff. S. K. Carter Jr.

vo. 1.. M. Knight, garnlshee: dlomlused by plaint i S. F.

Carter Jr. et al vg. J. A. Hlnloy et al; dismissed by a i i A.

K. Banks vs. Clyde E. Bannister; on trial. Marriage LIceiiMW.

John Majorowitz and Mlsn Pauline Zabronskl; Willie VoBt and Minn Leah Bauer, C. V. Meyer anil Virgil Henderson; Jamen C. Me Bride and 1-ou Ella Barber; B. B.

Shearer and Miss Mary JB. Anderson; Tlllle Green and Nancy H. Harris: Lawrence A. Law lor and Miss Grace Wolfe; P. and Jva Harrell; F.

Williams and Manley. Building- Permits. PERMITS OVER JI.OOO--B. K. Stone Lumber Company, one frame lumber lot 3, tract 2S.

biocl; Srltcjrist subdivision, 3100 Commerce: H.OOO. MoCleiat. two (-room frame houses with sheds, tract 11. block JD CiregK survey; Green. near San A i i Aransarf Pass a i a $2.400 total.

Cont i a Supply Company, erect one Keel building, 6120 Harrlsburi? Boulevard: SJ 000. Harry Deffenbach. one brlcK veneer with gara'e. lot 0--room 7, 11.irk I Imes stated that all arrangements have been completed to i and the cattle tomorrow. i head of cuttle were destroyed on the McFadden ranch last week.

As the ranch is already In the closed area, no sion i be necessary and the state and federal i do not expect the disease to appear elsewhere in (Jalveston Practically all of the Infected ter- i of Houston i a has been clean'O up. it was reported today, and "all of the a i i a are open except a small i of a i liouli-vard," Dr. said. The a a i i cers were waiting this a for report on the hay embargo in- i case at A What a i propose to a if embargo i could not be ascertained i frii "'e with enrage, lot 14. block oeK 4.

Pierce Court iuu.li name and sarage. lot S. black Pierce Court addition. a Burke, lot -room biork 1, uri'l Court 3905 a J2.000. R.

13. John- a i i son. one 5-room frame house, lot 8. block 2. Bradshaw addition.

703 Nine- 51,500. W. A. Kdee. one 4- apartment i i garage, lot 2.

block 5. L. c. B. addition.

027 Col- 'lUitt; J13.UOO. T. B. 2- room brick veneer duplex i K-irase lot 1. block Hale addition.

I Richm 510,000. R. S. Stephens n-palr frame steps, lot 1, block 2. a 30 addition.

1302 Rosalie; $1,000. TnuifcfrrH or Extulc. DEEDS OVER Jl.OOO--A. B. Stryker to National Bank, villa truf-'t 3.

Acre Vlllji a i i i i i a a i Mllrov to Paul Hybee lot 24. block 277. Houston i 000. Nellie H. Mllroy lo Paul Hybee lot block 277.

Houston i 000 J'. Topek to a Levin, lot 1C. block 1 A a i i 1 1 R. i Lane, lot 'J. block IS, Park a i i J1.250.

Mrs. A. Bnyd to W. r. J.u.llke al.

acres out of lot or second of a i Wilson league; Si.Snu. a. M. McLcnd to EvorsbcrK. block JC.

Munlrosc WEATHER BUREAU OFFICIAL ANSWERS LUNCHEON CLUB CRITICISM. Texas Crop Conditions BOLD SAFE ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT REPORTED TO POLICE and prisoners it. demanded. I day were I i a i boldest safe i opinion a A i a i i port would be hampered by a of men an a result of the strike. It Is estimated Severn 1 sources a BO per cent of the stiilors the channel arc members of the organization, but It is i i a i a There nre too a ut present i i work to a a i effective, a result would probably be mere of labor should i I.

W. W. carry out the i order. It Is snid. ONLY ONE SEEP AFFECTED BY I.

W. W. WALKOUT HEKE Klvc able seamen a steamship Cripple Creek a as a of general i of nil seamen members of tin- I i a Workers i terdny according lo report officers of i m.idr to Harold C. local a a of nea, nervier A vessels I port a i a i nn-ordlnir i Mr. Bpecla! tc The News.

Houston, Sept. 11--Police to- of this perpetrated in rc-ccnt months, H. C. Hook, of the Hook's garage. 1014 Dallas a liis safe had been and 1100 stolen.

The robbery occurred 8:30 a. m. und 10:30 m. today, acc i to Mr. The safe door wits not locked und had been a a tin- I a i locked.

I to a part of box was i some i a i i a i i a i a it a been pried open. TUo loot consisted of $100 i i J20 i i pieces, and the a i In and i a i i A. tu T. Kills, half interest In lot 6. and west a lot 10.

part of Orchard Rldgc addition to town ol A i a $1.000 i Brothe et ux to Zlek-ell. k.ts 31)? Cuttat-e Grvnv Scrond a i i S.liii Kaplmel et ux to K. C. Jackaon. part lot i.

block Ififl side a a i 51 i borne to To The News. In your issue of Sept. 10 I note in a i of a meeting of the Optimists' Club some criticism of The News and of Houston papers for i i "stories" of a storm on Labor Day i It seems proper for the weather bureau to come forward and shoulder the responsibility for these stories, since The Galveston News Is in no way at fault. On Sunday evening, Sept. 6, reports from stations on the South Texas coast showed the presence of a storm of considerable energy some distance southeast of Brownsville.

Storm warnings were issued frbrn New Orleans. the i i forecast to Corpus i and Rockport southward and other stations on the Texas coast were advised. This storm had either developed there or had moved i that position with slight energy and developed in a comparatively few to a storm whose presence was ifing along the whole Texas coast. This Is a very dangerous po- Ition. It would be possible for a in that position to reach the N'crth Texas coast in 1 hours.

A case of this occurred in 1921. A storm was i sighted off i on the evening of 21 and in the early afternoon of 22 the highest i occurred at Galveston. the center passing Houston at 6 p. in. of that date.

In present case the ttorm was sighted on the evening before Labor Day. Now we have at the weather a here a list of merchants and shippers who are exceedingly anxious that we advise them of the approach of such a storm. Since few of these people would be in i offices on Labor Day. many of them going out nf tne I a or out on the water i i it i A rear-h I ONE IS KILLED AND ANOTHER WOUNDED IN WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S RIOT. Special to Newa.

Eagle Lake. Sept. 11--The cotton crop In Colorado promises to be the smallest In the history of the county. To date less than 1.200 bales have been ginned foi the county. This will indicate a yield of about 3.000 balex.

The rice farmers are gathering a I ever, is about all. unless a season yield and all are salisiied comes soon that will r.iake in this county. Tho total crop gathered In county last year WHS around 23.000 bales. Smlthvillo. Sept.

H. The two gins this place have ginnrd over 300 bales of cotton to date. i Is more a it wns would be raised here. This, how- ev By AnsociatM Press. Detroit.

Sept. 11. Ten ne- groeg, one a woman, have been charged with in connection i the slaying Wednesday night. of Leon Breiner Brclner was sho and i when the negroes, occupying a house recently purchased by Osslan H. Sweet, a negro doctor opened fire on a crowd of white persons.

Sweet's house, in a section formerly occupied ouly by white persons, was under police guard when the shooting took place. Brelner was in a yard across the street when he was killed. Warrants charging assault with intent to were also issued against the ten negroes in connection i the i of Uric Houghbergr. who was shot in the chest. At the hospital it was said hfoughberg" probably would recover.

Among: those arrest arc two srolhers of Sweet, his i and i HI. Davis, a federal narcotic agent, who came to Detroit from New York about three months ago. Vtiughan. i i 4 acret; i some advance i that out of John W. ilaxcy S4.iS3.8ll J- L.

Allison to I. il. a 4S ncres volume page 400. deed "00 lire. A a F1 cl to H.

Ohborn. acres out of John OFFICER FACES CHARGE OF ASSAULT TO MURDER to The News. Tot Pen" 11 i i i negro, shot i a hy Speed a Uitidry Ferny he ri'sis'-d nr- was i in a i i a condi- i a the a i hope if. out for Maxcy survey; 4 4 5 Player to Isaac Vance Lewi, ux lui 3. block 1.

Illchanlson a i i J3 ion T. Carter Lumber and i i a to T. L. lot 14, block 114 i S4.2;0. W.

A A a tn T. Jv.Nni i i 1. Ai-re i a i i i i j' A to lot 7. block 17 Brady IVace a i i JS.flo. K' to w.

X. lots 43. 44. block 206. Park a i i C.

a a i to L. A. Layne b. a i a I'ai Ii a L. Rogers lo feel of lot 1.

blork 3. c. a i i SI.000. 500. 'mlfl'i.

touch HOTEL ARRIVALS. Bneclnl to The Xcwa. Kept. Ing were trKtxle 11. Th" foil at the i iirso.

A. II. a a II. sr.meth illK a a B. M.

JIlslnH. Shin. B. K. U.

I a H. and T. A. a J.u-ksonv'.'.!,-; 1. a K.

i 1-j i i i c. I I Dr. A. M. St would lead to i weather bureau.

Kor these reasons. the undersigned, a requested Mr. Ha.g?dalc of The News to i story a page location. Fort a storm wont I land south of i and on Labor Day i we were a-ble to I a pert-oils who kept, the a a 'phone i i i hnur.s i a a danger had passed It is hoped 'Jiat by i means of alajrn occasioned by the a i referred to was a Flize I I do not was i i papers, a i it was not a a out of i for there a a had iirtvices upon i these articles these "stories" rmiy a Ijocn a i a and it Is. possible a was IHARTERS GRANTED BY SECRETARY OF STATE Br Auoclated Prcflc.

Austin. Sept. 11 Chartered: The A. D. i Company, a i a i capital stock, 510.000.

Incorporators; A. D. McMinn. C. L.

Rodgers. Jack Mc- i Montague Gas Company. Nocona; capital stock. $65,000. Incorporatorp: Ru.Hsom MaJlery.

George F. Fall, O. B. Siier. i "Warehouse a Paso: capital stock, JLOOO.

Incorporators: J. B. Spears, Charles i I. W. Miller.

EJm Dr' Goods Company. Dallas; capital stock. S70.000. Incorpora- -01 s- A. Goldberg.

Mrs. Alice Go'dbcrg. i i a Soltcs. Bangle Motor Company. Happy; a i a stock.

$6.000. I a C. Hayes, W. C. Bangle.

J. P. Vv'illiu ins. Social Club. A i no a i a stock.

Incorporators: I. Childress. I. D. Childress 13d Conna-lly.

a a Church. Mercedes: no capital stock. Incorpora'ors: K. J. Drefke.

H. D. Lankop, F. W. Lower.

A Brazos Santiago Pass Ferry i I as a i I Mexico. Company. i a i of operated from rtiazo.s De Santiago Paj-'s to Point Isnbe! and from Bank of i Grande to state of Tamaultpas. i action a i i mcni- i hers of the crew of the i recovery. Trrek i the only of I I ''R ls reported.

i i a a a i I A a a i a a i CALLS FOR COTTON PICKERS SWAMP BUREAU I to The Houston, Sepl. I I a i i i and a a of labor i today to a the, i i a a in i a l.een a i the newspapers and I nf labor needed. i i i lo i i a Mercer, i i a "Help a a i tlu- i DM- l.y Mrs. a Th-- c-f pi-r i a i work i i a i Out it i wen referred i Is i i i f.r.D accepted Today (HiO i were wanted i a i a i i imrt a large i.f were filled. was released on JtiOO bond.

SAII.OH l.N.II niOD FALL ITIO.M DlifK OF I Bperlnl to The Xews. Sept. Lo Testu. a i on the i i a is in St. Joseph's I i a in a i i a i i I i i i I I I I lUClfty VS i rir a i feet to of the i from deck.

He i a a poNBiMe I a I i were i a a a i i say. He l.s ted to PEGGY I I A I I I I to Nen-ft Houston. Sept. 11. Teggy Jordan i i also a Klalme, i i serve the i i received i a i i i September, Harris County Legal Record Paul.

a V. H. Francis. i i a s' Peterson. i Mrs.

I-" 1 H.i..sl .1. K. a r. n. Jiuios.

i a Port A i I I Hitches. J. II i i r. A W. s.

La a i c. I id I K. Cles.n, A H. to a as one of the a 1 do not read papers. I.

H. TA.VNEH1I.L. Meieorologist. i States Weatb- 1 Bureau. i i Sept.

10. I A A I A I A i BAMx U.VTIJ -1 YK1.M. A I Sperlnl in The News. a Sepl. C.

i i hrt.s been i by i FergUoon as a i a of i a a i board, i i sent you by special i A i i Texas Harvest Hat Company, Laredo: InereujjinK' capital stock $20 000 to $50.000. The San A i ei Aransas Pnss a A i i line to Harlingen. i Parcel Post Station. a 1 a corporation). Chevy Chase.

and Ohlcaco. tul stock l.liliu a of preferred Mock and 500 shares of common stock, value. Texas agent. a L. Sflnper.

Dallas. Land Company. Fort a i a stock. $25 000. I a J.

A. Dedmon, P. G. Dedmon. V.

13. Potter. A The Atco. Austl-n. Increasing stock $10.00 to $12.000.

i to the Atco Jew- a a i Company of A i Tox. and diligence in handling i 1523. A a a signed by W. i i i i i i i be Issued lo- i i T. A.

i ford i a i i she Is i a a imposed labt at El T'usn. A A I I I I I A AT ST. JO.IIOI'lr.S (Ij.eMnl NVwn a T. a i i I'arls i yejirs i i i i i i Pout, xt. 1 In- i a I crllle.nl i i IVHS i i Tues- a i Paris.

ritPTONA OCH HEST TONIC J. J. SCIIOTT DRUG CO. LEGAL NOTICES. TV I i I HTATKH-- Kor Tfx.in.

i i I I A A I.r-w is, Nu. 1 tiflj inr'fi Thdf Ihr I'tinkrupi. nf wnn tlnlv nl lionUrupt unrl 1 1m i nf will hrM HI mv Natinnnl 71 hllllcll.lt 1025. i 10 i 11 vision, a. prove nn Kept.

Mjninen.s ah i I I A I I Miinkriintt-v Eperlsl to The Newc. Houston. S'pt. I'oilowlnK Is the eourt record today for Harris l-'llril. DISTRICT COfKTS--The Travelers' Company vs.

A Szaeharsi M'liAsiik) a a et nl vs. The Lum- I a AssnolatU.n. set iisld- 1 a a a Paltx-las v.s V.ioslt. a i i -x Thompson, remove i i H. K.

Dimlap H. U. Dunlap, dlvnn-e; James A i a i Joe vs. Colenian I The a of i i for i i tin- i W. Pn.jl f.

K. A. W. a et N. H.

i-l nl. J. J. i a i et al, I'. Pliiee Compaiiy; J.

I i i I et I I i Mollle i et al: '('o press et a i a llalley a A. et ux; i i I I i et al. Ilohert et nl: i I lxn CUy et A. Ft. M.

a vs. Supply Company, debt and i i i i.arl'-. l-'rleda a A a i l-asrhlnske. rlinnjce of i Henry vs. Hobble Hrown.

i l.viirj'i P.ivldson I 14. K. K. H. linph vs.

Illlhv Marron J. K. Hnrron. Ti.ni Spurlnr-k vs. i i vorce; Charles O.

A i i i c-om- ml'isloner. vs. H. Kninks. dehl C'lisrleii d.

A i a vs. .1 'i di-ht c.reshain vs. L. c.re.shiim. i Charles A i blinking eommlssloner.

vs. K. i i A i i i i i i i i vs M. i de l-'annlo VH. l.hulsuy Mnssi-tt.

dl- L. Hlalock vs A a lork. A Thomas vs. Ads i i Tnhl.s vs. M.

liiiinoii. ij.imn^es; a t- lat a a vs c. M. ii. A of.mmlsslr.nev of or a VM Slmr.snn i a vs.

Kam i nn Oulf i a vs. i suit oil Ix'e iind T. Tusn vs. The Travelers' I i C. a from A a A I el al vs.

Thonns. i A I--M-TV rirrn MSTKICT Pond a Corporatlnn aw-vpr ft ux i an-i i i roi XV I i i Judifni on nulo an At. SOUTHERN TICKET OFFICE Market Phone 4600 I with the prices received. Dry weather is aiding In the gathering of this crop. Rice straw is being sold at fancy prices for feedstuff this winter In the drouth area.

Woodville, Sept. cotton crop of Tyler will be around 4.000 bales, as estimated by Joe W. Pate, Woodvllle's ginner. The last few showers have made the crop look better than at i expected. The late cotton i a a very good top crop.

But this Is still dry and needing rain for the sweet potato crop and sugar cnne. However, the cane wfll not do much on account of the drouth. Weimar, Sept. 11--Cotton continues to come In. though slowly.

There have been nearly 900 bales marketed here. Estimates of the crop vary, figures i I 1.000 to 1.600 bales. There are i Bins In Weimar, which operate only two days a week. Last Saturday was the busiest day of the season, there being 150 bales ginned here that day. Richmond.

Sept. cotton crop on the prairie farms has practically been all gathered and sold and over one-half of the entire crop for the county has been gathered. On the east side of i on the bottom lands there is much cotton to be picked and the i are white, i pickers. A conservative estimate of the crop I shortage is 20 per cent. Boll weevils and worms arc not i much damage now, as there is no top rop.

The two i gins are i time. The Richmond lotion Company gin has ginned 1.500 bales and Planters gin 1.700. and others the county are i i and day. The Fort Bend County corn crop a perfect a i on account of the drouth. Bcllvillp.

Sept. ns.ct- week has been rather bard on grow- ng cotton, due to the hot weather prevailed practically all the I However, cotton, where good rains have fallen about ten days agn hroujrhout the county, has made a growth and is beginning put on squares, i i a i that a op crop may be made. However, a I good many are reporting cotton ms and i i a i a they say destroy all the new growth on he cotton. Boll weevil i a i also reported from all parts of he county. The first crop of colon Is being gathered very fast and at places the fields arc clean, and ust about of a normal rop i be gathered.

Up to the present time approxi- a bales have been i crop. a top Aagleton. Sept. 11 The cotton i i showed some improvement within the last ten days. The rain about two weeks ago seems to have been especially to young cotton and it i be better than expected.

Pickers ar? a little scarce, not enough here to a care of the cotton as it opens. Boll weevil is still doing damage. Nothing being put on now. Anahuac. Sept.

cotton IH opening up well and farmers age of Some parts of are needing rain for the (all planting. Bay City. Sept. 11--The cotton crop In Matagorda County i to deteriorate from local showers and worms. The farmers und business men of county held a meeting fqr the purpose of cussing ways and means of combat- Ing the several cotton pests season.

WOMAN ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL OPERATIC! Dy Associated TKM. A a i Sept, 11. C. B. arc busy picking.

There is a short- operation. a of Mrs. Fanna Fox. wha died here several months ago the effects of an alleged Illegal cratlon, was the state witness today In the trial of Mrs. Ida McCord on a charge of murder in connection with Mrs.

Fox 1 death. Mr. Fos testified that a few hours before she died his wife told him that nothing would make her divulge the name ol a woman" who performed Iht Our Men's Furnishing Goods Department offers some newly arrived items that will interest men who appreciate quality, style, service and prices. Shirts at $2.45 Usually sold al $3.50. Imported English Broadcloth, collar-attached and neckband; ruhite, tan and gray; in all sizes.

Union Suits at 75c and $1.00 Athletic style; good quality nainsooJf. Silk Hose at 75c and $1.00 Phoenix plain and fancy. Four-in-Hand Ties at $1.50 and $2.00. Newest fall patterns, from the famous Resilio makers. NEW FALL HATS Are Ready for You.

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