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Show Butter Market Subscription $1.50 Per Year !U12j Mail or Carrier First Year No. 0'. Ban Pranrtica, was snoring today. A Home Papcr for llomc PcopIe we Mi, utaii. TiFsn.iY. Telephone "00 Relief Society HENRY H. BLOOD SELECTED Conference At smTMRr.F. c. r. C2 II. G. HAYBALL h j Mendon Ward BY DEMOCRATS TO HAKE U.1DA Butte at 2t cvn: il TO PLAYERS West Center Fight Pagta COUNTY FAIR OFFICERS ROY SCOOTS III OUTLINE DETAILS FOR Mendon axicty conference was held In the Mcr.dun waid ItvaiJcnt Mat Sunday tuningK. Bud was in c limit. Binging by Relief society choir; ' I'luym by E. J. Hancock, Mrs. I!;tslj:t!l Flayers in Cache Connor Hattie of l.sG.i Com - Automobile Turns Turtle I)r. Elbert D. Thomas of He-; 'Julia A. Wood; report of the memorated at Battle Creek j Ilijthway North of Manl County Tournament State University Nominatla I Society, iTeaictellt Bird; su- Celebration Handsome Frizes for Over '000 ed to Oppose Senator Heed of general stake and ward j laming oil ice is by beciclary Mrs, Bottle Join Festivities. Efforts. Smoot for U. S. Senate Richards; retold story, Urandn-- a s C. II. Skidmore on Ticket. touma-r- l teapot, Mrs. Achs Wa.ker; chorus H. O. Il.ivbuJI, manager of the Preston At the dedication Following the Dr. BUy-r- t For U, S. senator Mrs. Rime j merit which began lost Friday at, sendees for the monument Lactic, by Mrs. LiU-nt Oiocery company cf Indrprndc placed D. Thomas, Democrats of Utah In convention Barrett, Mis. Ada Walker, Mrs. Aiiinlga and ended Monday after-- j at Baltic Creek to commemorate i this city, and his daughter, Ruth Abe For congress (First dist.) at Ogden on Sa'urdny nominated Mai jury Bird; sola, noon at Johnson's Grove diamond. the Connor Battle against tlie In- - Ha.vball, had saxophone narrow escape with 11 a hat many think, to be the Murdock. Marcello Bird, by the accompanied to ths diana, January 29. 1SC3. there were their lives Monday afternoon while were awarded prize strongest ticket ever placed In the For congress (Second dud.i J. Mrs. Ruth Bird; talk, rr.spomob.l-llle- s players entitled to them. There; over 5000 persons participated, onion tlielr way to Ogden. They were Held to oppose live Republican Will Robinson. of Relief Society work by were nearly 100 prizes given away, j Monday. Tlie battle marked the going down the Mantua canyon At the Democratic judicial connominees. For governor Henry If. Blood. Mrs. Sarah Ann Allen, numbor of Jail of which were acceptable to end of tlve major Indian trouble Just north of Mantua. Mr. Hay- - vention held In Ogden on Saturday reD. stake Relief social board; Henry IL Blood ot the slate road For Justice supreme court was ball those to whom they were awarded. Mrp southern Idaho. driving and attempted for tlie first Judicial commission received the nominadistrict, Atty. marks by stake olficers, Mrs. Alvin W. Moffat. All of the Indians were not en- - to pass a small car with a trailer They were given out as follows: E. S. Chambers was nominated to tion lor the office of governor. Mr. swerved car attached. The Milton Clawson. Mrs. Melinda LUjcnquut toward For secretary of state of emles the white man,' said Dr. Player stealing most bases, pair of Hyrum; talk, Allen Clawson ot Blood Is well known In Cache H. the Hayball car and to avoid be- moke the race against Judge M. Z. Welling. of ladles stockings, Allen's Ladles Howard R. Driggs of tlie UniverIf. Sorensen. and C. county. lie has a sister residing in struck Mr. Hayball swung out Harris as district judge. Attorney Bishop llyrum ing of New York of and sity For Joseph president attorney general store, Richards of Smithfield. v of Brigham City, was Logan and at one time taught Chez. too far. He hit loose gravel and the Trail association. Oregon Most infield putouts, pocket knlfo nominated to school at the B. Y. College. He is make the race car his turned over, completely There were many who aided In Charles A. For state treasurer Thaln, tlie Als Bike Shop, George also a brother of Dr. Wilkie If against Attorney J. Wesley HorItself In the road. righting of tills upbuilding territory. Amaiga. Blood, a former newspaper man of Slain. Miss Hayball received a badly sley for district attorney. The pioneers of this section did Meet three base hits, For state auditor Julius C. Anthis city. J. Lewis Jones of Brlgluun City come to this territory with any bruised and cut leg and Mr. Ilay-bu- ll not sweater, Tluitcher Clothing comwas also pretty badly bruis- was chairman of the convention Dr. Elbert D. Thomas of the his- dersen. toward the red man. ' pany, Brown of Trenton. For superintendent of public Intory department of the U. of U. settlers here were im- ed about the legs. N. W. Merkley and Attorney George D. Preston of Most two base hits, sweater, Jen- - Ratlirr, the received the nomination for the struction C. If. Skidmore. bued with same conciliatory city commissioner, came along at Logan secretary. Has above the A deficit of $22,562-2was revealBank from Icwlslon U. 6. Senate on the second ball'd. Mrs. hnpi nd. duiates were nominated by For presidential electors as evidenced by William l,,e time the accident In the Cache county school dis- state bank, Hansen of Emltliflehl ed Ho toclt t!le injured folks to Brig-- 1 matron, having no opiosiion. He should run well as a candidate C. Clarence Ni.lt n. F. John nn lie vhan-Penn settled when ! raIn a report of the audit and Ki Ison of Lewiston. ham City for nvdiral aid and then) for this position, being a young Welch. Mrs. Frank A. Drury and trict le ax'd Tliur-aahalf so' la." M' st stolen bases, by Puifi.uur Partin m Lome. The Hayball man with training that should fit Mrs. V. S. Greenwood. Tl.c monument was unveiled by brought Done of ley E. Petersen cf the Utah Stale Trot man Shoe Shop, err was pulle d into the Bun ,h him for the duties of the office a of Chief gtai'.d at Jin a ultui with Eagwieh. A;;i'k college. This, Tiei.t"ii. Canige In I op .in in a badly dam-a;should he be elected. d' Hi it of tliflLJ c.urud over from John D. Gdrs, executive secret-Outlaid putouts. fifty cent tli:i-- 1 d condition. Milton II. Welling of K.il. Irakis u total dtl.ul of cafe, Hansen of'Ciy of the Utah Tia.ls and Land-- ; BlujliMus r.ir, t for renominated county tor the lao-ycn.mks association. a ted as most r jcrioj, Fn.i'.hfu Id. flee of secretary of state. John II. the audit shows. The organize;: n Mo t fly l.ilis, tvvel'V'Of ceremonies, caught, Bankhead of Logan who wa.; a as approved and Ha'.l, wl.iili he represented spoil ored tlie Club Pool fk.liing llvs, Kcricy RUcr, son of Mrs. Alice candidate before the convention of educalim Serowihrr, Pinitihicid. J. Riter of 3j3 West, 1st Noilh placing of the monument. of for the honor, had the privilege Most cirors, one candy sucker, inuisday night. street, and Mass Ruth Budge, Explaining tlie purposes of Hie moving that Mr. Wclling's nominaBrils confectionery, Lewis of Lew- Utah Trails and Landmarks assoc3 he tieliut was explained os daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. C. before tion be made unanimous caused cluc-ilBudge, will be married In the Lo- iation, Mr. Giles said It was the deby smaller re- iston. cast. nil were ballots the to bases, bucket of sire of tlie organization to perpeMillvlllo Under the direction venues safely Sliding gan temple tomorrow. These young than to estimated, owing Lake Judge D. W. Moffat of Salt heavier tax delinquencies than us- lard. Monsen Meat Market, Rich- tuate the memories of early west- of tlie committee of the Belter people are among tho most popular received the nomination for the ern history and that suitable mar- Homes of America, a very success- - of tlie city. Following the marriage ual, and txjxnuiluns hi excess cf ards of Smithficld. office of supreme court Justice. AtA co W. Cheney, a former resi- estimate In the budget for transWinning pitcher, first game, kers were part of the program to ful flower show was held In tlie ceremony, the newlyweds will leave of Fonncsbeck Logan torney Leon ward chapel on Wednesday, from for Chicago where Mr. Riter will dent of this county, who has been portation, Expenditures exceeded pocket knift. Owl Billards, M. Err- pay tribute to tlie early settlers. was a candidate for the port. He . 8 mitil 8 p. m. Tlie judging cafe nt estimates by $3713 30, while hotel and wa3 continue his medical studies. Jeff's Amaiga. ing. iie mnnairtng of Scouts tlie Cache Boy Valley made ft .pretty lajr shoiling-bu- . ,, i A i. esecond CiU- V- district hold done at 8:15. A program was Ten Wlnjfjn pitcher, tchiefty at auxiliary the expenditurcamps., tom of the the to calling prior hams cafe in this city. He took transportation) exceeded the esti-ov- necktie. Smith Clothing, Pitcher ol nienj ' Tc celebration dered with Chairman Mrs.E R. J aA during the plete roll, the Logan candidate on mates by $10,832, or more than 25 Smithficld. active management the wtu U1)lii and reniain for Tuesday. Sou conducting, community singJudge moved the nomination Winning pitcher of third frame, jwhen ,he Saturday. per cent, the audit says. court of honor B,;ijing was led by A. R. Hovey with Moffat be made unanimous. Miss Veola Olson at the piano; Mr. Cheney Is not a stranger In conducted. The summary indicates that the ash traj S. E. Needham. Baer, The selection of C. If. Skidmore Lewiston. 'prayer was offered by Eslie Jen- cookhas been He Cache county. net effects linunciai s of for the ate C. as candidate year of the of Brigham City Snow, president Amarillo, Texas fourth game, Ilenry An- Winning pitcher, for operations weie to s e opeiate tho two eomnutUte, Daughters of the office of superintendent of ing and operating rcstuarants winter on the Amarillo staf ren-- 1 W. Woolworth, F. was socks. Blossom pair Apple Dainty the the twenty years. During past 1 on'e schoois, retire serial bonds m the Globe-Nefor the last nine years, public instruction to oppose Dr. C. dered by a girls chorus; violin time the Morgan Canning com- amount of $5o,0ut), and acuease tne Butler, Trenton. wh N. Jensen, gives Cache the neartW of the contrib- selection was kUlfd In an auto accident of run first Junior Edward and pair scoring Player by t0 America s upbuilding that est to a Cache valley man on the pany formerly put on banquets at fixed assets in the amount of $21,-- 8 13. He had been out on a utes hose. Shirley Mae. Peterson, tion, by August Larson; piano accompaniment western pioneers had given state democratic ticket. Mr. Skid- their place of business Mr. Cheney J 1.34, by lnci easing current LaEl;oailng tour in the interest of Park and Lenora Anderson. Mrs. Prof, Hyde served He them. served bilities $46,242.46, decreasing the the dedicated more has taught school In this generally Taylor Nelson A. J. Hanson of Logan gave Gov- - 11053 Sterling and was reFirst safe hit safety razor, A. L. monument. the banquet for the Utah State current assets $26,630.26, and deThe American Legion Mrs. turn ng 10 Amarillo, county and has a host of relatives E. Ewing, Cornish, ft Bambrough, very interesting talks on artistic here who Municipal League at Smithficld creasing other assets $3690.25. post of Preston conducted a flag and friends, residing Ansley had a wide acquain- arrangement of cut flowers and about four years ago. He served the The average per capita cost of Amaiga. bone head will be glad to see him elevated Intwo tic- ceremony. - tance throughout the Panhandle In to considered be play, JudgBiggest at to points the poultrymen banquet the dismct was $62.46, and was Indians of Fort Hall and Washto this position. A of ant was exceedingly popular. Grand Theatre, Shepard, akie kets reservations participated with ing, compliment the people snowu as follows: High schools, Senator William II. King gave American Fork this summer. American. Cache Millville very highly for their great recent article of his appearing in will assisted be in deMr. convenIn Scouts a the n)y.4U Boy Cheney per capita; junior high pageant the keynote address at the entitled I Like interest and wonderful display cf tile Globe-NeLongest hit ball, pound box Blue the management of the cafe here senool, $uo. 60; grade schools, $4U.oo signed to show friendship and good so tion. CorAnderson, Bird chocolates, many beautiful flowers. At the the Depression" was reproduced by will have He Mrs. will the Senator between white of Indians and by Cheney. costs silver. on for attendance per Commenting day nish. close of the program a social hour newspapers all over the country. King declared there Is no hope associated with him, Howard Rog- 1952 nigh school 77 cents per stufoul ball, fish line, Mill- people. Mr. Ansley was a great worker was enjoyed. The committee on Longest as Ace ers as Mrs. R. was J. Slater cook; Spackman general dent, junior high schools 40 cents, er's for the white metal with President Westovcr, ColleE. R. Scott, Mrs. In all civic affairs in Amarillo and Store, Mrs. Cigar arrangement, Timmerick chairman in charge of the proOgden Mills, counter man and Edith giade schools 32 cents, district 43 gians. Hoover, Secretary He was thirty-siThomas Jessop, Mrs. Evan Hum- West Texas. cents. The daily per capita costs Ambassador Andrew Mellon and as cashier. Most sensational catch, five gal- gram. A. R. Hovey and Eslie years old and leaves a wile, father phreys, of were the 1932 of control less In the than n lons gas and quart of oil. Fire in The big formal opening generally their cohorts Jenson should feel highly compli- - and mother, five brothers and one monetary policies of the nation. cafe under the new management 10si, aitnougli the junior high per stone Service station, Nielsen, Colmented at the success of the first The Republican party, he added, is taking place today. Mr. Cheney capita cost daily was Increased flower show where the blooms were legians. established the gold standard, as says he has come to Logan to irom 37 cents per days to 40 cents. of Most sensational stop, pair given first and second place by a stated in their national platform, serve the public and to give them Considerable Boot comment on the ladies stockings, College competent judge of flowers. Nearly and will listen to no proposals their moneys worth with a guar- transportation problem of the dis- Shop, Perkes, Hyde Park. one In the ward visited the every Wellsville The of Importance which Interfere with that single antee of satisfaction with every trict was made in tlie audit of Prodecision, Cache show either ln the afternoon or Umpire making worst emwas settlements valley meal. Bar-bemetal system. p fessor Peterson. The audit suggest- Hair cut and shave, College phasized Monday by Dr. T. C. evening and were enthusiastic in national conThe Democratic ed that 15 cents per nule charged Bennett. Carson City, Nev. Three fed- Umpire shop, of the L. D. S. Institute their praise. vention he confessed, did not speak lor the use of busses lor extra First baseman on championship Romney were eral asked Judges today to the at second annual Founders as strongly on the subject as lie curricular activities is inadequate team, one suit dry cleaned, Logan determine whether tlie laws of the setthe program, Senator day celebrating but It would, had hoped to cover all costs incurred. state of Nevada or those of the It Laundry, Vanoy of Smithficld. tlement of this city in 1859. Dr. that Governor Insisted King showed the cost per truck mile federal government are to apply Second baseman on Championa L. D. at ln S. talk cause the to Romney, the Roosevelt is friendly from 24 cents a mile lor ship team, enlarged Hollywood within ranged the boundaries of Hoover tabernacle condeclared , New York Two robbers were Claikston down to 16 Brigham and will call an International cents lor photo, M. Hansen, Smitlifield. Dam in reservation southern would have settled Cache Young ference to deal with the probem killed today during the holdup of North Logan. Nevada. baseman on ChampionAverage cost per Third was instead first of Lake Salt with county another a accordance In Brooklyn pawnshop if he Is elected, pupil served ranges Irom $26.38 team. Necktie E. W. Elliot & had a y Ending a hearing, the trapper named Smith kept wounded, and In a running battle lor the Clarkslon bus down to ship the platform pledge. Mrs. P. R. Holman, Wellsville Smitlifield. Scrothcr, Co., his appointment with him. complaint of Six Companies, Inc., Tlie Senator King evoked the greatest wounds were also suffered by two $11.11 lor the Lewiston bus. Averteam, City, was elected presi- Hoover dam contractors, for championship Catcher, a adearly pioneers were lauded by the Brigham demonstration of the policemen and one bystander. dent of tlie Northern district of permanent age cost per pupil day ranged from one tail light Blair Motor Cominjunction the restraining robbers the that entered speaker. pawnFour he charged dress when 18 cents lor Clarkston clubs at the convention collection of state down to 11 pany, Hansen, Smithficld. and The celebration started with a Asociated county Republican party Is not indirectly shop cf George Phain in tlie Red cents for Niblcy and Paradise. here Friday at which approxl-- j taxes and enforcement of state held championship fielder, Right dea salute at daybreak, followed by Hook section of Brooklyn and one but directly responsible for the Hard100 were present. Tlie per capita costs at Peters-borteam, baseball bat, Logan laws within tlie reservation was of them unconsciously set off a parade at 10 a. m. Pioneers from niately pression. Other officers elected were Mrs. submitted to the three-judg- e Cache Junction, Riverside, ware, Hansen Smithficld. court 1857 to wore 1870 in Patburna wet-drwhich alarm y represented brought burglar The fight proved vice presi-D. on 'V. Championship Logan, Gardner, Center fielder Cove, Benson, W Heeler and Corthis afternoon for decision. tho parade. Immediately following; ing issue at the Democratic state rolmen Peter Decarlo and Antonio nish exceed the W. Choate, J. Wilson, Hyrum, grade school aver- team, meal ticket, N. the parade, a sham battle between dent; Mrs. Circuit Judge Curtis D. Wilbur convention just as it had done at de Franco. The robbers began to U. ChrisSmitlifield. Mrs. Orson 5ecretaryconsiderably and each of these Lewiston, Fulkerson pioneers and Indians took place. Judges Norcross and - and District the corresponding Republican ses- fire, and the policemen responded. age team, correspondtensen, City Brigham fielder championship Left schools with tlie exception of Corsaid Sawteile will participate in the Mayor W. O. Christensen During the ensuing battle, dursion in Salt Lake two weeks ago, Drcliard, secr Bert ary nish, has an enrollment of under hair cut and shave, that only two of the original pio-- . m! Wellsville, and with the same result. That is. ing which other police arrived, 60 Smitlifield. treasurer, reelected. opinion. neers are living, neither of whom 'dry, pupils, it was shown in tlie Lewiston, Richards the allied forces for prohibition George Nusbaum was killed, CharThree questions in all were placbox game, championship Umpire as to was present at the celebration. went down to defeat in battles les Kelly was fatally wounded and audit. No recommendation before the court for determin- ed Eernhi.'cl at convention the named delegate of Manhatlen candy, how to remedy tills was made by One lives m Idaho and the. other which they carried from the com- Walter Gunn was wounded so ation. of o Wanla L, ;s W. t Mrs. icldin Parker. in Pool Kail, Lewiston, in Wyoming. he was expected to die. The Professor Peterson. mittee on platform and resolutions game is the retiring president. The first involves the contenEase umpire championi-hIn the afternoon a band con-- 1 Lo"an Professor Peterson made no refourth robber escaped. to the convention floor. Jack, of the slate that Secretary of and tion Bill was convention of of the five A feature gas, gallons cert was followed by a rodeo and Of the police, Decarlo was crit- commendations at the end of his Tlie Democratic state convention ta-Nielsen Hyrum. Dr. D. C. Budge on liis the Interior Ray Lyman acted ila Lewiston, by climaxed was baseball and naDemocratic game Patrolman but the Ralph audit, "indorsed ically wounded, expressed appreciation 30 silf Manager winning team $3 a dance in the evening. trip around the world. Rush and legally in creating the reservation. tional platform, but in the next Malafanti's gun fell and was dis- for the cooperation of Clerk Lloyd Pitcher by Lewiston, Theurers, Ruth Budge displayed costumes The second, the further argument shirt, breath it stands for the enforce- charged, wounding him in the leg, M. Theurer and Superintendent J. of Smithfield. during Dr. Budge's talk from each of the state that state laws should W. Kirkbridge during the' audit. ment of the eighteenth amendment and Annunzio Ciscioto, a passer-b- y Canyon Party on championship of the countries visited. Music was govern he reservation until conShort stop exact while wounded in the was Volstead An overnight canyon they and the slightly Lewiston Drug Co., furnished by Mrs. Mattie Darby gress approves the action of the razor, team, It opposes the change of shots. remain the law." party was held at the Earl and and Miss Anna Returns from Hospital interior, Smithfield. and, Maughan of Wells- secretary of the Olney in Logan canyon saloon, the speakeasy and kindred championship England camps third, the contention of Six Comville. Whining pitcher dinchicken A delicious the man contrivances of Demon Rum. Johnson, Edgar Saturday. Pass Through Logan young panies that, as an agent of the team, slip over sweater, Logan music Elmer Rigby of Idaho Falls, who was injured ten days ago on Garment Co., Mclvor, Smithfield. ner was served; dancing, federal government, it is exempt RKO enSinger social chat provided the street when the load Street Meetings from taxation. of championship and passed through Logan Monday on First south Losing pitcher afThe large crowd at the Palais wood on which he was riding Service tertainment for the guests. The The wagon missionaries continue his way to Salt Lake where he cf game, galior oil, Pouisen enterwas C. Wm. was dOr was evening Saturday an fair hit returnby sponsored automobile, by to hold their street meetings f.t went to take his sister, Miss LibStation Lewiston, Pete Evans, Heie from Richmond England and before departing from tained by Mr. La Pray, an RKO the First National Bank corner in erty Rigby, who has been spending ed home Sunday night from the Amaiga. Mrs. Lydia Allen Mathews of was hos- singer, who sang several numbers Earl Jesse Mrs. the fine. He camp, recovered feeling hospital, Miss Falls. at Idaho at her vacation this city. The meetings are held Most wild throws give pound pot tess to was a business visitor In Richmond to Bluebird the with the breakfast. an orchestra, consciousness a took and turn appetizing for 8 oclock each evening. The public Rigby is a school teacher In the ' Logan today. There were twenty in the party delight of the merry dancers. better on Friday. (Continuea on Page El; Salt Lake City schools. is invited. Ihiic-- f RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP LAST - MIT Democrat IH CANYON DEDICATION MAKING "E. Ke-cri- ve S. CHAMBERS Nominees IN ! MCE FOR i Cache School Audit Reveals Large Deficit allp-ov- cr j Kersey Riter and Ruth Budge To Be Married v :.v ACE CI1Y : Flower Show NEW ItliiKAGiR At Millville On Wednesday be-i.- ig OFL , ' j 1s,n"wM iasfa j tiffs er fCillprl w sviucu In Auto Accident f j chhe OP EXHIBITS Home and Community Section Hold Section at Court House - Dr. Daim-- Catre Talk Twenty Sit Officer and special committee of the Rome and Community seo tion of tlie Cache County Farm Bureau nut Saturday at to moke final plans for tlielr department at the fair to be held September 11 and 14. The following points were mentioned about the fair. If any person entering a quilt, rug or lamp wishes to sell the article It should bo labeled for sale" and the price given. The county committee wlU cam for the cleaning and lighting of tho building and booths. Locals am asked to have the name of their above their flowers community and boot in Each local will furnish Hair own pins and tacks. Ln tries may be made as early as 9 a. in. and as late as 6 p. m. Monday September 11 Tlie following tune has been suggested by Uie s; are Committee: 10 a. m. -W- ells-viiip, Lewiston; 11 a. m.; Suuth-faiBenson; 12 m.; Cove, Providence; 1 p. m. Paradise, College ward; 2 p. m. Trenton, Richmond, Amaiga; 3 p. m. Ciarkston, Hyde rark, Millville. 4 p. m. Logan, Niblcy. The exhibits should be entered with tlie Entry chairman, Mrs, Audrey Bingham. One local chairman should make all entries from the local. Articles must be claimed by claun checks at the close of the fair after September 14. At 2. p, m. Doctor C--J. Dames of Logan, gave a taJc to the county and local ofneers and leaders on 'Communicable Diseases". Twenty six were present. lp.m. d, Hy-rui- n, ip. a Floods Level Homes Along Texas Border j . j x Cache People Honor Pioneer Five Wounded In Gun Battle Associated Clubs Officers Elect Convention At two-da- o, E. - 1 ly . j no-ho- st Eagle Pass, Texas About of Eagle Pass and an estimated 12,000 to 16,000 of tlie population of tiie Mexican town of Piedras Negras were driven from their homes today as tho-Ri1000 residents Grande and other streams in southeast Texas went on a rampage. of Piedras opposite here, was under water. Most of the 23,000 inhabitants had taken refuge on hillsides. Scores of adobe houses crumbled and fell in ruins. A virtual cloudburst this afternoon, with rainfall of three inches in an hour, made the situation more critical and impeded rescue salvage work. In Eagle Pass, ten blocks ln tho residence district and part of the business district were inundated. After reaching a peak stage of 52 feet, ten feet higher than tho record mark in the disastrous flood of 1922, the Rio Grande began to subside here, but it was feared tha additional rain would send tha stream up again. Excessive rains of the last few In some days started the flood. sertions the downpour exceeded ten inches,' while practically all southwest Tevas had more than four inches. An Iron bridge over Devils river was carried away, severing a railroad line leading west of Del. Rio. Part of the international bridge linking Del Rio with the Mexican city of Villa Acuna also was torn out. The wreckage of houses washed down from the ranch country upstream crashed against railing of the new million dollar international bridge here. A railroad bridge a mile down stream was in Imminent danger of going out. The Eagle Pass power and water plant was partly under water and city officials said the citys normal supply of drinking water would be unavailable for several Thiee-fourt- No-gr- as, ad dajs. Fishermen Bus- yHundreds of fishermen lined Logan river on Monday, Labor Day. Some very fine catches were re ported. |