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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
How to Get These
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You are not limited to the NUMBER
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or BOTH brands-MsTLEroE or RosELAND Bur-
TER cartons. Likewise, if you want BOTH The
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
Flashes Of Life

NEW YORK-Gunboat Smith is to
show the ms and outs of the Wall
Street canyon 70 Arturo Ramos, who
is Just back from a honeymoon IN
the Argentina with the former Mil
er, Is head runner for the stock ex-
change firm in which Arturo has
bought a partnership. Arturo de-
sircs to learn the business from the
ground up in order that he may
know how "a handle the millions
that he and Milieent will inherit.
NEW Y0RK-How the girls have
grown. Arranging a W depict
inK a rentury'x costumes. Harding
Scholle, director OF the museum OF
the city Of New York. has found
that today's girl Of "a years * near
or the statute Of an adult Of 100
years z than her mother.
WAsHIKGT0N-The Lone Eagle
will ride on nothing that carries air
planes; he wishes airplaneE 20 car
~ him wherever he goes. Colonel
l~indbergh has declined an invita-
tion from Secretary Wilbur to 20 to
the Pacific coast on the L. s. s.
Lexington.
BERLIN Seventy husky candi-
dates for places as Olympic oarsmen
ere pledged to abstain from alcohol,
tobacco and mEn
NEW YORK-A luxurious plane Il
being built for Henry b. Du pont.
The decorations will be of gold and
silver. The cost is estimated at
more than 100000. The plane will
BE- modelled after the transatlantic
Columbia.
AUGUSTA. Ga.-Ty Cobb must de-
fer his start for the Athletics rain
ing camp for a few days. Like
other big money he has 10
get his figures straight and dig up
for Uncle Sam at this time.
LOS ANGELES-Mary Miles Min
ter and her mother seem 10 have
made UP. The daughters suit ask
ing the mother 10 account for ST.
0O0, 900 or 50 has hecn withdrawn.
QUEBEC-The finest and strong
est link between the province Of
Quebec and the United States peo-
pie that we ever could hope TO have.
N the words OF William Phillips. Il
William Howard Taft. The chief
justice has spent the summer in
this province for years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02

~ judge: and 4. {. Davis, of the
county engineers office. spent FRI
day giving a final inspection 20
highway No. 96. running from Hnr-
linFen north through Lyford, Ray
mnndviIie. etc.
Dir. Bailey reached Brownsville
late Thursday night. and spent the
night at a local hotel. The four
men left shortly after daylight Fri
day morning, and expected 20 be
gNnn all fay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
Hidalgo Teachers
To Meet Tonight
Especial 70 The Herald

EDCOUCH. Mar. Rural teach
ers from All sections of HidaIgo
county are scheduled to gather here
Friday night for the monthly meeting
Of the Hidalgo County Rural Teach
ers association. A supper will be
served prior to the opening OF the
business session.
A special entertainment program
has been arranged. following which
n considerable amour Of routine
business i scheduled To be disposed
Of.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
Why We Make This
Otter , y =

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RosrIAND BUTTER. We want families who are
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them. We know thcfr quality will be s~uffirienR
urge 20 have you continue their use once you
begin. II is 4 simply a plan TO make them more pop
ular-an incentive for the new user and . reward
for continued use by those who have long insisted
on these quality products.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
Only a Limited Time
to Secure Your Gift

Naturally we cannot continue an offer OF this
kind for an indefinite period. There must be q
limit in the number Of gifts we distribute, 50 we
urge you TO take your cartons for redemption as
quickly rs you have the required number for each
gift. We will publish later In this paper che final
date for the redemption Of cartons ard will give
ample time for you to secure your gifts, Butt
YOU SHOULD BEGIN AT ONCE TO SAVE
YOUR CARTONS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
An Exact Description
of These Beautiful
and Useful Gifts ~,

The Dessert Service is in two pieces
a plate and the sherbet glass. The plate
has an indented receptacle for the sherbet
glass and two additional receptacles for
the serving of cake or sandwiches. A
handy holder is also provided % that the
entire service is conveniently and easily
handled in serving. The service is the very
new Amber Glass that is now enjoying
such wide vogue with housewives. This
service is one that ANY home, no matter
the quality of its china or silver, would be
proud to display to friends and guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
State Official
Seeing Highway

r. w. Bailey. Of Corpus Christi.
division engineer Of the state high
department. w. q. Washington,
rosruty engineer: O. G.. Dancy, coun-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
See These lovely Arti-
cles and examine them
at your leisure ,.,s

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
Harlingen Lions
To Have Banquet

HARLiNGEN. March 2.-Members
of the Harlingen Lions club will
gather at a banquet in Matamoros
Monday night Of next, week. II was
announced at the weekly meeting
here Thursday. when a final report
On the attendance campaign was
given
The report showed that the team
led BY George Spence had won from
the team led by Henry Conserve.
The Lions decided that they would
give n name 10 the real zion which
they presented to the HarlinEen zoo
recently. and gave the animal the
name Of "King OF the Valley"
Mrs. Harry Moore entertained with
several vocal selections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
Harrington | gion
Passes 100 Quota

Especial to The Heraid.1
HARLINGEN. March 1--The quota
Of 100 members which the Harlin-
zen Legion pert pledged 10 have
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02

SAN BENITO. March 2-Construc-
tion work on the $4,000 residence
Of Stanley S. Dodds, local contrae-
tor. near here is progressing rapid
~. Plans for the building were
drawn by Harvey r.. Smith. San An
tonic architect. and construction
was started a short tire ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
With five one Pound or Ten One-half Pound
MiStletoe Butter or Roseland Butter Cartons

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02
These are the Cartons YoH Save
to Secure these beautiful Free Gifts

For each gift you must have FIVE one-pound or TEN one
half pound cartons. They may be ALL MIsrLEroE BUTTER
cartons or ALL RosELAND BUTTER cartons, or they may be Of
BOTH M1sr1EroE and RosELAND cartons. Begin saving them
NOW
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
LANDERS QUINTET
 BEATS NEWMA1ICS
Work Of Jacobs and Sartinsky
 Big Factor in Victory

Brilliant shooting by Charlotte Jacobs, center and Nellie sart,nsky. forward on Landers Girls team in
 the Y. NJ C, A, Industrial Basket ball league enabled their team 10 defeat the last place New Britain Machine five Saturday night and as- sure the Universals of a frmer grip on first place.
 By its victory last n,ght' the Lam ders girls are assured of tie for first place even if they are defeat cd by r. 6 F. Corhin girls in the preliminary game next week. Should the Lockmakers win the game. 8 tie between the two teams will result, with four victories and one defeat.
 The Landers team which took the floor Saturday night was a good one The clever defensive play of Helen Lynch and Jean Drayer was a great help to the offensive combination of Jacobs, Sartinsky and Terwilligert The Newmatic girls fought hard, but they could not seem to get organ 'ized. "
 Ralph Recano's team got off to a , to l lead in. the first quarter. but the score was tied at three-ali short fly after the second quarter opened on foul shots by Musso.. New Britain Machines hard working center, and Stella kendzior. one of two sisters who are playing. on the team. Jacobs and Sartinsky found the hoop in but the shouting.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
WANT GAME WITH ARMY
Efforts to Arrange Contest W it'll University of Chicago tn Re EN- plaired Today.

Chicago. Jan. 1 Rl Efforts 10 arrange a football game between inc Army and | university of CbirsCo, for November 24. to fill the date left vacant hy abandonment Of the tla- ditionsl Army-Nsyy game. were 10 be explained today 10 the West Point Alumni association of Chicago. Secretary C. W. Harris called inc meeting 10 discuss the Army Navy break. and advise the Army alumni that the game rith Chicago v1s mada impossible because of the com pletion of Western Conference schcd ules for 1928.
 ERestions hv Eeprnsenf9ttv Fred Rritten nf Chicago. that the conference teams might refuge to play the Army hereafter unless tho Cadets adopted the three year el,Fi- hllltv rule. were not reflected IF the octpmc uts ot EiE Ten leaders None of the conference sch ools hae. played ihe Army for ca years. hvt the real reg son. it was sad r1s hecs,Jee the 1rn1v athletic 1uthorities would mt aSree to home and home games
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
GAMES SCHEDULED
 IN DUSTY LEAGUE
Falnir-New Britain Machine
 Battle to Feature Play

Although there is nothing more at stake than fourth and fifth pIac, , in the standing of the Y. NJ. C. A. Industrial Basketball League in inc game between Fafnirs and the New Britain Machine tomorrow night. there Is every reason to beljve tho game will be one of the hotteS played thi. season.
 Despite the fact that Fafnirs arc down in sacoad division, indifferent playing and g. series of off nights have accounted 10 large extent for the three losses which the team has suffered this season. The New Br,- tain Machlna team has given every team 1t played close battle and ita three losses were all by few points
 Other games of the night will be between Stanley Works ys New Rri. tain Machine. girls in a last place battle ond P. & F. Corhlns and I,7nders
 F. A r. Corhins are considered by many as tho best team lD the league '''E '' 'ppN H' l'N pJ1'-' VI ''''- T'o ''I ing would give the impression that lie lin"up contains. second division material. II has hold several practice game. and ran up great scores.
 The dope has it that LsnJers will tak" its second defeat from a Cor hin 'e9m tomorrow night With th~ return 10 tho iinenp of Mickey" Luke. hopes of the I.ocknnak k CTS nrrn never brighter, Luke has hecn Cor hln E big sror' for years but about 4 month go he injured his knee and the lineup sas mskeshift most of the time
 renewal of athletic rels tons Hrll feature the Tafnir- Machine game hen Ted" N9tulis and "@'s nley" Arena will rrohs shlv tsLa carn of each other: rstulle played -u3r1. on the htEh -chcol team last '"ar and Arena played forrar1 or 'he State Trade school alinte, Nhenever the hI-h nd trade erhon1e mot tho~e mon iolsved nrIorife ear', other 1T Mathis i- able to cheek 'rena. much Aerm rorer rii, be gone.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
THINKS TIGERS STRONGER THROUGH DEAL

fense last season was the lack of a relief pitcher. The illness of George Dauss. which kept him out of the game all season, played havoc with Detroit's chances. I believe I am conservative in saying Dauss would have saved at least a dozen games for the Tigers that went into the lost column.
 In getting Van Glider. Moriarty Is gambling with. a pitcher who has plenty of stuff and giant physique. I am sure his thought is, Van Glider will take the place formerly filled by Daus-. that of game saver.
 Last season shortstop Jackie Tsvener. while choprirg some ice with a small ice pick. severed a tendon m the second finger. What was regarded as 8 minor accident at first has turned out to be very serious one, Tavener has prac- tically lost the use of the finger in gripping ball,
 Since the injury is on his right hand, it has greatly interfered with h,s throwing. Getting Shortstep Galloway. formerly of the Athletics. after he had passed to the minors, IS merely a protection against the. possibility that Tavener may not be able to play
 While Morisrty cut loose from a great player in .Lu Blue. he had two men for the first base position and it SO happened he liked Johnny Neun better than Blue.
 Thus resume of the deal shows that Moriarty added great throw CT to the important position of ecu ter field. is gambling with Van Glider to ti'I the role of pinch pitcher and has Galloway in reserve in case Tavener cannot go. at short stop.
 However. who really got the worst of the deal will not be known until a year hence. then we shall see what we shall see.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16

|, When major league clubs make trades. the big thought is to strengthen weak spots by giving away surplus material at positions where a club seems well fortified.
 On the surface club may ap- pear to he getting considerably the worst of transaction. yet the man aEer of the club may be perfectly satisfied with his deal. feeling that he has accomplished the thing he set out to do-plue up certain holes in his lineup,
 One Of the big deals since the close of tile season was that which involved the Detroit and St. Louis clubs of the American league. This deal called for the transfer Of Outfielder Heinie Manush And First Baseman Lu Blue to the Browns. for Outfielder Harry Rice. Pitcher Van Glider and Shortstop Galloway
 The baseball experts seem to be unanimous in the opinion that st. Louis got all the better of the deal that Manager Moriarty of Detroit took one right on the chin and Is still staggering
 There is no doubt as to the class of Manush and Blue. The first named is one of the best hitters in the game, good outfielder. while Blue .is generally ranked next to Lou Gehrig among the first sacker.. I have yet 10 talk with a, scribe who believed Detroit got anything like proper return.
 However. am positive that If you discussed the matter over with Manager George Moriarty. of the Tigers. it wouldn't take him long to convince you that the deal was good one for Detroit. that he had plugged up several glaring weak spots on his club by the wholesale transfer.
 Last season Detroit boasted an outfield. that could hit 'em mile
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
|S0. CHURCH WINS
 SEVENTH STRAIGHT
Broad Brook 0utscorod in EI.
 cptionany Fast Game
Senior "Y" standing

Wonderful accuracy from the free- throw line gave the South church basketball team its seventh consecu- tive victory Saturday night, when it outscored the Broad Brook A. A. by 44-4o in a fast and wild Senior County "Y" league game in Broad Erook. The contest was a thriller from the first second of play to the final whistle and at times became too fast, the players getting 50 worked up that they almost passed beyond control and forced the ref cree to take time out and allow them to cool of again, The largest crowd of the season was present and shouted vociferously through out,
 Johndrcw sneaked away to score tho first point of the game and Broad Brock soon had an s-c lead. while at quarter time It uas still on top by 14-9. As the second period began Morey scored two field goals and two fouls to put the locals in front but Broad Brook came back strongly. A succession of pops from middle distance by YaskuIka, com bined with the speedy work of Ran dall, gept the home teams score mounting. while Bell and Mercy were Tipping in all manner of shots for New Britain and keeping the lead see-sawing. Seven fouls were called on Broad Brook to one on New Britain during this half, Eoftus being elected. New Britain led by c6-e5 at the close.
 In the third period New Britain played to better advanta ge, especial iy on the. defense, and it led by SS- 31 at the close. The last quarter saw Tyler charging up th= floor for three field goals. while J sudden string of personal fouls on the church team gave Broad Brook a number of free tries. The winners however, stuck mainly 10 a defen- sive game and held off their op- ponents There were several near clashes between the over heated players during this periol and final ly Referee Hartman ha 10 call A halt to allow the men 10 calm them selves.
 Mercy snd Bell. the demon SCOT ing combination. made sS points. Each man scored seven field goals, while from the foul line Bell made four out Of five and Mercy went him even better by sinking six out ot seven. Vessels outjumped his man consistently. this proving the decid- ing factor on many occasions. Park CT featured on the defense and kept Johndrow's scoring far below that of any other forward in the game. while Barta played a rushing game. was into almost every play. and scored two spectacular baskets. Randall had to carry Broad Brook almost alone. although Yaskulka gave help in the first half and Tyler in the second.
 New Britain was scheduled to meet Mapping here tomorrow night. but Mapping has called off the gsma because it is playing Broad Brook this evening. The locals are en- deavoring to play off their games with the Swedish Bethany church to fl, in the date. Saturday nights summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
'ALL.STARS ASSUME
 LEAD IN GROUP B
Leaping Five Again Defeated ip
 Boys Club League

The Lesping Five suffered its sec cnd loss in TOW and the All Stars moved into the lead in the Group K Intermediate Basketball .eague at the Boys club Saturday afternoon as another day Of upsets trinspired. The lowly Eagles pulled the surprise of the occasion. downing the strong Lea ping Five by l3-?. Paiuch was held to field goal and his team was helpless. Fiasak, Zujko and A>ita ble featured. The 'summiry:
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
The Stayding
NEW BRITAIN IN THIRD
 PLACE IN FIRST ROUND
Victories Of Bristol Over Atlas nud Waterbury Over Hartford,
 End League.

New Britain has ended the first
 round of the Connecticut State Bas- ketbaIl league in third place with an games lost following the defeat of the Atlas by the Bristol Endees Sat = urday night in Bristol and the vic tory Of the Waterbury team over the Hartford Yankees in inc Brass City yesterday afternoon. New Britain stood an excellent chance to tie the New Haven team for first place but
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
phantDn,S

The All Stars just barely managed to squseze into the ieague held by defeating tho Bulldogs, Io-S. in su overtime game. At inc end of the regular periods the score stood S.S. bot tho All Stars scored the neccs- ssry points in the overtime session. kcrosis and l'ellomo starred. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16

and was far better than average in the field. with the exception of throwing That was the one glaring fault in the Detroit outfield.
 No doubt that was the spot Mori- arty desired to strengthen when he made the dicker. In Harry Rice. he gets one of the greatest throw ing outfielders in the game. a pla.,er who also measures up to the ability of Manush in other departments of play.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16

two defeats by the Meriden Endees and another by the Atlas dispelled this hope in one week.
 In the scoring lists for the first half. Sloman of the local club end- ed in . tie for second place with Car roll of Meriden. Cohen. the Atlas star. led the league with 91 points. Carroll and Sloman scored 77 each. Jimmy Malcolm of Bristol was third with A points to his credit.
 The final standing in the league is as follows,
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
League Standing

New Britain will be hard pressed to retain it's, margin in the lead of the American Roller Hockey league tonight when the strengthened Wal lingford Tigers oppose the locals at , the Stanley Arena. Since Thompson has heen. added to the Walllngford lineup, the Tigers have been show ing new life and only Saturday night forced Riount to break the league record for stops before the Hard ware City team won,
 Wallingtord's two rushes, Kid puggan and Earl Pierce are in great shape for royal battle tonight while their work has been helped 50 per cent by the magnificent play Of Thompson at center. Hardy will be at halfback with the star goalie. Conley. before the cage.
 New Britain will lineup with Alex ander and Boucher at the rushes. Muirhead at center, Brown at half back and the leading gcaiie of the league, Blount on the defense spot, A preliminary game will be staged at B o'clock between two local teams while the main game will be started about g o'clock
 Win Saturday
 Two league records were broken Saturday night in Wallingford as New Britain toppled the Tigers m an overtime period 10 3. Blount' local goalie. broke the mark for stops by chalking up 1o" Tha rrevi- ous mark was lis held by Coniey or Wallingford and made In this city The second record to tall was the total for combined stops by Conley and Blount which amounted to 22s. Conley had 1oS.
 New Britain found Wallingford much tougher than previously due 70 the work of Thompson at center. The Tigers flashed g. fast attack and kept it up until the regular playing time was over. Both teams scored two goals in the first period and each scored one in the second.
 The third period opened with both teams playing desperately to win but the great work of both gqH' tenders kept the cages free from goals and no score was registered m the period. In the overtime. Alex apder caught 8 fast pass from Boucher and caged the goal that gave New Britain the game.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
IGaping Five

The phantoms, previously tho leagues punching bags. suddenly reversed their form and handed tho Cyclones a o6-t7 defeat. koh"la and pomkoWski. the winners, guards, did most of thc work. Nhil" EoWin~ ski was by all odds th" best man on 4he Cyclones The summary:
 Cyclones
New Britain herald., 1928-01-16
\. D. Soutl, Church
Rroad RrfhDk A, X,

Personal fouls. Bell ., Mercy ,. Vessels ?. Bur'a ,. Parker l": ,JobndroN, Yashulks. Sfaleer |. Lot tus 1. Tyler 2. Sargent e-14. Tech ujral foul. Bell. Frne tries. Bell !. Norey :. Vessels ., B3rta S--1' .Tohndrow 1. Randall |. Gsskuika, Satiger, Tyler S-13. Referee. Hart man. Timer, Meehan. Scorer Rockwell.