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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
Billiard Crown
May leave US.


CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 1.-LP-Un-
less the unexpected happens, the
worlds 1872 balk line billiard cham
pionship tonight will be returned TO
Eric Hagenlacher, the German artist.
Despite a comparatively mediocre
inning average of 33 1890 Hagen
lacher today led the present cham
pion, Welker Cochran of Hollywood,
Calf, 1000 TO 70S at the end of
thei rsecond 500 point block for
the title. The third and final 500
point CLOCK will be played tonight at
Orchestra Hall and the champion
would have to play sensational bill
lizards to overcome the lead of 292
points.
While both billiardists kicked
many spectacular bank, masse. time
and kiss shots, they were distinctly
off their usual form. This was true
particularly Of Cochran, who seemed
to have lost confidence since the
fifth inning of the first block when
Hagenlaeher ran l27 points to take
u commanding lead.
The champion missed mostly on
easy shots just when it looked like
he was set" for one of the runs
like those that enabled him to win
the international tournament at
Washington last March.
Cochran's match average was only
20 1880 and his high run was only
81 as compared to runs Of from 200
to 400 that he has shot in previcas
tournaments.
Hagenlacher's high match run was
but I54.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
MARKETS
YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, n. T., Oct. l.-AJ-
Weekend profit taking failed to halt
the upward swing Of prices in to-
days brief session Of the stock mar
ket. Gains in the active issues
ranged from one 10 nearly five
points, with the motors, public util-
tiles, eastern yails, bakery and store
stocks giving the best demonstra-
tions Of group strength.
With the railroad average In new
high ground since 1908, operators for
the rise brought stocks freely on the
theory that another major uprising
was in progress. The rapid advance
in such high priced shares as United
Drug, Commercial Solvents and Wool
worth indicated a scarcity of offer
ings around current levels.
Realizing sales were most effective
in Houston Oil. Texas Gulf Sulphur,
and Erie Railroad common, which
were unable to absorb the large vol
ume Of offerings, except at conces-
sions.
The closing was strong. Total sales
1000, 900 shares
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
M. P. Sun Lounge Car
Ready BY c. tobe- III

Effective from Texas points Oc-
tober IL, the Missouri Pacific lines,
have planned additional comfort IN
travel by installing sun Don
lounge cars on the Sunshine Special
running to st. Louis. These cars
contain two compartments with up
per and lower berths, drawing room
with upper and lower berths and
u large sofa.
There is both q woman's lounge
with red chairs, console table and
mirrors, and a general lounge room
with couches, library tables. reading
lamps and with n sun room adjoia-
ing.
Novel features are a buffet with
an equipped soda fountain, shoe box
es in the doors on each berth, writ
ing desks, and a telephone for use
while the train is at terminal. The
new cars have extra wide windows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
Kermesse ToBe
Staged Sunday

Over a dozen booths, q large cafe,
band stand and places for various
entertainment features have been
erected nj Washington Park. where
the kermesse for the benefit Of the
Ircarnate Word Academy will be
staged Saturday night and Sunday
Lights have been strung over the
grounds, adding to the carnival as
pect-
The kermesse will be held for the
purpose Of raising funds TO pay for
the six blocks Of paving around the
academy grounds.
Excellent music has been obtained
and concerts will be n Of the fea-
lures Of hte kermesse. Various en-
tertainment features have been pro-
vided, and the booths are filled with
handmade articles and novelties
Mexican dishes will predominate az
the cafe, which will serve lunches or
dinners, and refreshment booths are
provided in all parts Of the grounds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
Kiwanis Club
Given Charter

RAYMONDNILLE, Oct. 1.-The
raymondville Kiwanis club was pre-
scented with a charter Thursday
night, at which time a banquet was
served here in the Tourist hotel 70
more than zoo guests. many Of whom
were in attendance from the various
towns of the Valley.
The charter was presented by
Gov. A. J. Rabel, of Harlin-
and was received by A. X.
Coulter. president Of the Raymond
Vile Kiwanis club. The flag and
gavel were presented by H. J.
Goetske. president ~ the Harlingsn
Kiwanis club. and were received by
Charles Il. Johnson
There were three long rows Of
tables stretched across shs dining
room. which was decorated with
United States flags and Kiwazis en-
blems. A. L. Brooks, OF Harrington,
was postmaster for the occasion,
and a number Of toasts were given.
The principal address Of the evening
was made by Lieut.. Gov. Brown. Of
Beaumont.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
4KNOCKS
10Th TO SET
. new RECORD
Pirates Defe ted BY
Reds; Chats Out of
Running After Fri
day Loss

Blocked in the first skirmish with
tha Reds from slipping into the ma
tional league championship harbor,
the Pirates were still waiting today
10 breeze over the finish line.
After tossing the Cubs for four
straight set-backs, the Corsairs en-.
gagged in the first Of q three game
series at Cincinnati yesterday M
lost 2 to i. Red Lucas yielding Only
six hits.
Pittsburgh has two games to play
and needs but one victory TO take the
banner even though the second place
Cardinals capture two remaining
contests. s.. Louis loafed yesterday.
Two rcversals for the Bushmen and
two trsumphs for the Cards would
throw the campaign into q tie.
Giants Out
Aldridge started in the box for the
Pirates against the Reds and was
scored upon for all the Cincinnati
runs, retiring after the seventh IN
favor Of Miljus. Singles by Allen and
Ford and Critz' double gave the
Reds a run in the sixth and in the
succeeding frame the deciding tally
GAW2HEA Va EAE20GA > 404RA
.asacrifice flies.
The lone Pirate counter came In
the eighth when Brickell forced Har-
ris. took third on Smiths single and
scored On an infield out, L. Waner
forcing Smith.
Brooklyn pushed the Giants out Of
the running by whacking out a 10
70 S victory behind the pitching Of
Dazzy Vance who stopped the New
Workers with six hits. Nevertheless,
McGraw's club had put up a desper-
nte uphill battle furnishing the con-
tending western clubs with hard OPP
position in the final weeks Of the
a.
The loss put the Giants a full
game behind the second place Card
inals.
Ruth Hits One
In a battle Of the ~tail-enders, the
Braves whipped the Phillies Is "a 2.
The Yankees turned in n victory
number 100 off the Senators 4 to z,
Babe Ruth's sixtieth circuit wallop
with Koenig on base breaking a gall
tie and SCATTERING Ruth's own rec
ord Of 50 home runs in a season.
Chicago swept q double-header
with the Tigers 8 70 q and q TO i,
BIB Falk breaking up the first game
in the thirteenth inning with a
single which drove in the winning
rum.
The Browns split q twin bin with
the Indians, nnnexing the closing
struggle s TO 4 after dropping the
opener by the ssme score.
B~oston's fray with the Mackmen
was postponed by agreement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
500 Fans Follow
Toledo Bali Club

BUFFALO,, N. Y, Oct. If
Five hundred Toledo fans followed
their champions Of the American AS
~seesAticn here today. hopeful Of see
Ing their team register another vic
tory against the Buffalo Interna-
tionals in the second game Of the lit
tie world series.
Buffalo will Be the battle ground
for the third game torSrrow after
which the teams return 70 Toledo
Tuesday 20 resume the series until
. team has wen five games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01

AID IN MEET
Cooperation Of S. r.,
WI. p asked In c. of
c. Convection

Cooperation Of both the Missouri
Pacific Lines and the Southern Pa
cific Lines in making the first an
nIal convention Of the South Texas
Chamber Of Commerce here a sue
cessful one, was invited Saturday in
letters forwarded by G.. c. Richard
son, Of the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commences, 90 the presi-
dents OF both railroads
In the letter Richardson outlined
plans for a band contest which will
offer $500 in cash and prizes to APP
proximately 20 bands from various
cities Of South Texas competing Tor
honors. Other features bein gplan-
ned which will attract crowds were
explained in the letter.
Richardson Gwelt upon the i'm
portance Of the conventions business
sessions as offering an opportunity
for the community leaders Of the
various cities to unite their efforts
in solving the problems of South
Texas. Railroads, serving a large
part Of the territory, should be vital
ly interested in the success Of such
a gathering, Richardson declared.
Plans are contemplated for hold
ing the celebration Of the arrival
Of the Southern Pacific lines to
Brownsville during the time Of the
convention, although nothing def
mite has been worked out up to the
present time.
The famous Missouri Pacific band
will be invited 10 the convention, 1t
was announced. N
Conferences are to be held in the
near future getween officials of the
railroad and officials of the South
Texas Chamber of Commerce for
the discussion of details relative
to the railroads cooperation in the
convention.
Special rates for the convention
are tc be worked out, and will be an
nounced soon, it is declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01

DETROIT, Sept. %.-"Juss wait
until Henry Ford starts full produc-
ton again!,
On the street, in hotel Hobbies, at
the employment agencies, every
where men gather in Detroit, one
hears these words.
Z The day laborer, the skilled me-
chanic, the foreman employed az the
Ford factory. the butcher, baker. de-
partment store owner, amusement
house proprietor, the steel man, all
these are waiting. just to "see what
Ford is going to do"
Each is an interested spectator at
the battle of giants which has its
setting in Detroit
In Titanic Struggle
Henry Ford, head of the Ford
Motor company, and Pierre s. Du-
Pont, chairman of the board Of GEN
eral Motors, are the giants Of this
struggle.
Many months ago, the rumor that
Ford o. will bring out q gear
shift car" was current. Then came
delays in the cars appearance, and
still more delays. Wha- was Ford
attempting to do Detroiters queried.
Was he playing a waiting game at
the expense Of his powerful COMPETE
tor, General Motors?
Ford production was steadily cur
tailed until in June it stopped Alto
gether. oMnths passed while ms
chinery remained idle and no new
car appeared.
A Waiting Game
General Motors, likewise, has been
waiting, just waiting" observers
say, unwilling to make any radical
changes in the lower-priced ears Of
its units until Ford puts his new
model on the streets. Ii has not
stopped production, but neither has
it launched any startling innova-
tions. A slightly ~higher-priced car
OF n Of its units, however, prob
ably because Of the deadlock, has
been forging ahead.
With winter coming OH Detroit Is
rejoicing over the resumption Of ac-
tivity at the Ford plant, following
months OF unemployment.
In recent weeks men have been re-
hired to get the plant into shape for
production once more.
Great changes have taken place
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
FLASHES OF LIFE
(By The Associated Press)

ATLANTA.-Golf means fellow
ship, in the words Of Bobbie Jones.
Once you 20 out on the golf course
with d man and play the game
with him you know him. whereas
in business and social circles you
car meet men a hundred times
and not know them.
NEW YORK. 49, Deems Taylor,
who Is writing a new American
opera has discovered the most
charming. compatible, accomplished
and erudite Of coilaborators, as he
puts it. II is himself.
NEW YORK-Maggie Cline must
have been to the Barney Stone.
At the dedication of the Oscar
Hammerstein memorial theatre
Mayor Walker kissed her. Maggie
blushed and said, "The mayor OF
Boston kissed me last month, but
this fellow beat him a mile"
OTTAWA. - Officials statistics
are that Canada imported $685.
600 900 worth Of liquor last year,
compared with s26,000.0 0 worth
in 1926.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01

within the shops and more than
Sl5,000,0 600 has been spent fer new
equipment, and alteration Of old.
Approximately $500 new machine
tools have been purchased and $4,000
altered. One hundred and sixty-six
gear generating machines have been
rebuilt, at q cost per unit Of $1,000,
to produce two gears included in the
rear axle assembly. Punch press
equipment costing $l,000,000, and
hct metal spinning machines costing
approximately S 5000, have been in
stalled. A total Of $4,500.000 is said
to have been spent in rebuilding
tools. More than sc per cent Of the
tools have been rebuilt.
Observers in Detroit say: "Gen-
eral Motors would give a fortune to
know what Ford's next move Is go
ing to be-"
In the meantime Ford is expand
ing in other ventures. AS one in
tormant says:
"Take q trip up the River Rouge.
Almost all the land on both sides
belongs to Ford. Doesn't seem as IL
he could know how much properly
he really owns.
ION the river you will see u dozen
or more old shipping board vessels,
which he purchased. Several iron
boats are being cut up by acetylene
torches a7d the w~reckage carried
across the river to his shelters.
"He has his own railroad. the ID.
7. Il T.. which is electrified for part
Of the way. Recently he Is believed
to have purchased land for the erec-
ton Of wooden mills to make his own
upholstering.
pass his wheat fields and you will
see Is or 20 tractors harvesting the
crop. Ford has his own mills to
grind the grain into flour.
when Ford closes down, the
whole nation suffers.
This battle Of the industrial
giants may be a picturesque story,
but we will be glad when both sides
are Strengthened around and money
again il plentiful"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
Edinburg Census
Taking Started

EDNBURG, Oct. by the middle
Of next week Edinburg will know
lust how many people reside here,
according TO an announcement by
the local realty board. That or
~gnnization is 10 start Immediately
20 take a census Of the town. The
results are TO be made public as soon
as the work Is completed.
=The rapid growth OF the city has
made Il impossible to make an ac-
curate estimate Of the population
figures, and we feel that exact
knowledge will be Of benefit 70 other
business men as we'll rs to members
Of our organization" j. f. McClei-
anpresident Of the board said.
He will take an active part in the
census work and be assisted by G.
c. Rogeou. John +. Robinson, j. j.
CIosner, +. ID. Forbes, j. W. Wells,
J. D. Autry and u. c. Harter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
Valley Legion Men
To Attend Meeting
Especial to The Herald.


McAELEN, Oct. 1.-Seven hundred
and fifty leeiusrrRires headed by a
$50 piece band will invade San An
tonic during the Legion convention
there in 1928, according 20 plans
now underway among the ten Legion
posts of the Valley.
Loyal Service post. No. 81, Of Me-
Allen, has mailed letters 20 other
posts in the Valley concerning a
Joint delegation to San Antonio and
IA receiving enthusiastic reception,
according 20 officers of this post.
Representatives of the ten posts
Of the Lower Rio Grande Valley
viii meet in Mercedes early next
month TO perfect plans to be worked
cut during the next year for the
Valleys contribution TO the San An
tcrio Legion conventiin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
Bean and Tomato
Planting Heavy

HARLINGEN, Oct. l.-PIantiags
Of beans and tomatoes are heavier in
this section than for several years
past, and reports from growers in
dictate there will be little IL nay de-
crease in the cabbage acreage. Small
shipments Of vegetables are begin
ming to move from this point, but
heavy shipments will not start for
several weeks.
Weather conditions have been ideal
for most Of the crops. and the rains
Of the past week. which have been
general " this section, practical
ly assured a good yield.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, n. z, Oct. l.-IF1-
The cotton market opened steady at
an advance Of z TO 20 points, active
months showing net advances Of IL
to 2S points in early trading on Gov
ering. combined with trade and COM
mission house buying on oppre-
hension Of unfavorable weather in
the south oyer the Weekend. I.
March to 22.0S, but the advance met
considerable realizing and reactions
Of six or seven points from the best
followed before the end Of the first
hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01

KANSAS CITY. Kan-- Oct. L-E
-Hors AGO: steady, mulk lO.s5G
Ills; packing sows s.0oGs.1o.
Cattle 400: calves 400; for week;
Choice ~yearlinrs 15.75t best matured
steers ISIS: best Kansas grassers
1850: weiehty Kansas grazed Tex.
ans. HIS. v~ealers 400; bulk leo
steers 11.00G14.60; grassers T-2o4
1850
Sheep mons for week: western
lambs ls.4O6f3.75; natives ll-5OG
1850: ewes 6.60@6-oo; feeding lambs
12.25G12-75-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01
SAILORS DROWNED

NIK0LAYEv. Ukraine, Russia, Oct.
1@P-Seventeen sailors were
drowned today in the capsizing Of a
soviet schooner fibe miles west of
Lanchers Island in the Black Sea,
over which "A great storm Is rag
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-01

Mrs. Ella Mae Murphy wishes to
announce that the Mary-Pat Beauty
Shop phone number has been changed
to No. 1272.-AdS. 2.
Back From Vacation. - Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Daugherty have returned
weeks spent In the Fredericksburg
section.
Why Pay Rent? Finance a home
OF your own, your very own. Easy
payment plan. We also loan on bus
mess and farm property. Insurance
Of all kinds. Todd & Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
lS3.-Adv. If.
We Solder, Aluminium, brass,
copper, tin and galvanizing iron.
Barnard Sheet Metal Works, 1851
Levee Street. Adv. If.
Designing and Dressmaking. Street
afternoon and evening gowns q
speciality. Old satins and velvets
made into lovely dresses for all oc-
casions. Let me make your winter
coat and save you money. Mrs. Rid
ley Barrett, 207 Washington Street,
Phone 621.-Adv. II.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
relieves sore eyes. Doesn't burn OF
hurt. All druggists, 25c.-Adv. 60
Receive Assignment. - Wcrd has
been received from Washington that
Major General w. c. Rives has
been assigned to the inspector gen.
erals department and will be In
charge Of inspection Of military
posts. General Rives was in com
mand Of the Brownsville district sew.
eral months in 1919, and is well
known in this city.
A Special for the month Of DC.
tober on nestle circuline permanent
waving $3.50. The Blue Bonnet
Beauty Shop. 904 Levee Street
Phone 72.-Advertisement Q.
Eczema on Feet-One mar SAYS hs
had IL over twenty years and thai
one bottle Of Imperial Eczema Rem.
edy cured him. All druggists ar,
authorized to refund your money II
it fails.-Adv. %.