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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
REJOINS SQUAD

STATE COLLEGE, Nov. IL
Cooper French, Penn State quarter
back who was injured in the Notre
Dame game, has rejoined the squad
and will be ready for this weeks
game against Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
Pagen1en Await
Purple hUasion

BIZ UHitCd Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. Is.
Pat Pages Hoosiers took things
easy Monday as they await the
invasion of the Northwestern team
this weekend. The crimson players
came through the Minnesota game
in good shape.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
SAINTS BOOKING GAMES
st. Phillips Opens Net Season
With Victory Over Flashes.

The strong st. Philips A. C. has
opened its basketball season and is
booking road and home games for
the season. The Saints dropped the
indianapolis Flashes in the season
opener last Friday night, 38 to 80.
Huesing, Phillips and Kelly looked
best for the Saints. For games call
Cherry 1901 or address st. Philips
A. c., 535 Eastern avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
LEAGUE OPENS TONIGHT
Evangelical Reformed S. S. Circuit
Begins Play at 1880.

The Evangelical Reformed Sun
day School Basketball League opens
its season tonight at the Zion parish
hall, New Jersey and North streets,
at 7:30 p. m.
Second Reformed will meet I'M
manuel Reformed; Second will
tangle with the st. Johns Evan
gelical and the Zion Evangelical
will meet the Frieden's Evangelical.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
WILDCATS REST

EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 13.-Rest
was the order of the day for the
Northwestern gridders Monday. The
Wildcats wind up their Big Teh sea-
son with Indiana Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
MAY USE OPEN GAME

Badgers Prepare for Big Game With
Hawks Saturday.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 13.-For the
first time this season, the Badgers
went through a scrimmage on a
Monday. The Wisconsin new open
game is being perfected in prepara-
ton for the invasion Of the Hawk
eyes this weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
IOWA STARTS WORKING

Hawkeyes Battered and Bruised
After Clash With Ohio State.
BIZ 'Htcd Press
IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 13.-Bat-
tered and bruised, the Iowa football
team rested Monday following its
victory over Ohio State. Today the
team starts working for Wisconsin
neXt Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
Ray Schalk
Signs With
N.Y.Giants
Former White Sox Pilot to
Be John MCGraW'S
Assistant.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. BRAY
Schalk will be John j. McGraw's
first assistant next season.
McGraw announced Monday.
after a long distance telephone talk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

The Optimist league games at the Cen
trail alleys resulted in triple win for the
Cards and Indians over the Giants and
Reds as the Braves and Pirates lost two
to the Cubs and Yanks. Mundt and Cray
were the "600'' shooters, the former get
ting 6I9 to Cray's 603.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

Sunday Nov. Is John Blue will conduct
q singles sweepstakes at the Central alleys.
Scratch will be placed at 100. The Central
alleys have been put in first class tournna-
expected when this event is rolled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

The Newsboys won one game from the
Freshmen as the Intertype. Mailers No.
and Printers took three from the MaileTs
No. 10, Wrong Fonts and Webb Press
No. 81 in the indianapolis Star league
games at the Delaware alleys. @. Kelley
showed the way with games of 1856, 232
and 224, total of 612.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

IN GOOD SHAPE
BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 13.-All the
Minnesota regulars came through
the Indiana victory in good shape
and reported for practice Monday
The Gophers meet Haskell here
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

The Evangelical league games at the
for the Pirates and Tigers over the Sem
atOrs. and. Athletics, while the Reds,
Dodgers, White SOx and Ysnks could win
but two from the Cards, Browns, Mud
Hens and Cubs Koch had high single
game when he started with score Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

The Madden-C Couple and r. v. Laws
turned in a three-time win oyer the
General Motor Service and Majestic IN the
aIieys. The other games in this loop re-
suited in a two-time win for the United
Motor Service and Baxters over the Ma
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
SET CONTEST
Case sept.
Court TO Pass on Legal
City of Point Isa-
bel Primary

Hearing Of the election contest
brought by Constant LaRoche. com
missioner from Point Isabel-Los
Fresnos precinct. against II. Nj. Pat
tee. certified democratic nominee for
commissioner. was set for Monday.
Sept "a, BY District Judge A. M.
Kent.
The plaintiff alleges illegal voting
and the counting Of votes Of Next
a citizens in the Point Isabel cleo
ton, charging that approximately
lOO illegal votes were counted for
Pattee.
Two or three DAYS will probably
be required TO hear the case. was
the opinion expressed hy attorneys.
A large number OF witnesses are ex-
pected 10 be presens from Point Isa-
pei. and II Is probable the ballots
from Point Isabel precinct will BE-
examined and counted. No contest
was brought in connection with the
. at Los Fresnos and Las Yescas.
the other boxes in the precinct
both "a which gave LaRoche sub
stantiaI majorities.
Setting of the docket for the Sen
tember term Of the civil district
court was completed Tuesday after
noon and the first jury will be sum
moned for Monday morning. Sent.
"a. However, no jury case will be
called until the Point Isabel election
contest rs disposed Of.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19

do. and let the American people
make the decision M they will have
Ito do"
Q-"How can / support a dry dem
orrat candidate for congress N,
A-"ThAt question came UP IN the
national convention, and the nation
nj convention deliberately, through
the report Ok che committee ON Gre
dentiaIs, left every democrat IN the
United States free 20 express his
own individual opinion of what b.
thought on that subject
"Now, you have an admirable,
scholarly gentleman running Cor
United States senator here, Mr.. Met
calfe. understand that Nebraska
IN dry. but 4 would never ask mr..
Metcalfe 10 turn his back on the peo-
pie Of his state until such time as he
can come out here and convince
them that they are not tackling the
problem the right way
Q-"How will your proposal for
the sale OF liquor in few states meet
your issue Of personal liberty In the
other states III
A-"The prevention or the sale III
liquor is in the exercise Of police
power, nd | have clearly shown
that III a majority or the people On n
given state voted for the exercise of
that police power In that direction
they should get II "a the limit.
"On the other hand. following the
we'll defined Jefferspnian principle
of states rights. the state that does
not want the exercise Of that police
power ought to be in a position.
through a majority of the people 10
say So"
Q-"Are you still personally OPP
posed 70 the &c. Lawrence water
way ?"
A-"Why. if the gentlemen had
just looked at my speech of accept
ance, they would have seen that I
made as clear declaration on that as
any man could make. | frankly said
to the American people that while
! was the governor Of the state Of
New York, ] favored the all-Ameri-
can route, because IL went through
that state, but inasmuch as the fig
Tres affecting the SC. Lawrence ca
nal. as well H. the all-American
route. are disputed BY some eminent
engineer. i am willing to leave ii 20
congress, after "a study of the mat
ter"
Nov, number seven is something
Of a tricky question. IL says:
"'You have stated that the Under
wood tariff law fulfills the pledge
Of this years democratic platform.
My answer to these distinguish
ed gentlemen il that ! never said
that, and \ challenge them to find It
In any public paper ar mine
The last one number eight, is
this.
Are you III favor of higher food
prices IN the city or lower food
prices ON the farm
My answer ~ that is that En-,
farmer can get the full benefit Of
the value Of his crop without in-
rreasing the price in the city,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
SMITH

Continued from page cnr.l
lem. The equalization fee was not
mentioned.
The nominee's references "a pro-
hlbition came az the end OF his hour
address. which was delivered for the
most part extemporaneously when
ne answered = series or eight cues
tons propounded to him in a full.
page advertisement In the morning
newspapers ~ ten Nebraskans who
styled themselves citizens of both
parties" Smith ~adherents CLASH
Tied ail of tenn a. republicans.
Hands OF Dry congressman
IN his replies, he declared in sub
stance that the president can al
nothing about LIQUOR. EXCEPT 70
make recommendations 10 congress
and a a leadership On tire
question. and further that he would
not attempt to persuade any demo-
cratic member az congress To 20
against his constituents IL they
wanted prohibition.
The governor emphasized at the
start OF his address that he would
speak in plain language so there
could he no misunderstanding al
where he stood on any question and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
TO
BACK PROJECT
Endorsed Plans For
Construction of a
Club House

The Brownsville Real Estate Board
have agreed to lend moral and finan-
cial support to the proposed con-
struction Of a community house on
property leased recently BY the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce
from the Missouri Pacific Lines, ac-
cording to A. Wayne Wood, presi-
dent Of the organization.
G. G. Richardson, manager OF the
chamber of commerce, declared
Wednesday that the community
house would be constructed by funds
raised in popular subscription among
an civic. fraternal and social or
ganiztions as well as individuals.
Plans for the construction Of the
building. as we'll as n permanent
plan for a park system, will probably
be worked out at a banquet to be
given by the real estate board at the
FL Jardin hotel within the next few
weeks.
The property on which the build
ing il to be constructed is located
directly south of and adjoining the
chamber Of commerce property.
which fronts Leyee street. II is
bounded on the west by the Missouri
Pacific bridge road; on the south by
the United States immigration head
quarters property and on the east BY
the Rio Grande.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
For Second
Week Summoned

Following is the list of inrors
drawn for the second week Of the
jury term Of the criminal district
court Summons were being for
warded by the sheriff's department
Wednesday. The jurors will report
Monday. morning, September "a. NJ
Q o'clock.
p. N. Sigler. L. NJ. viQness. N. n
Wiley. W. M. Woods. La Feris: !. ~
Madely, J. p. Milan. j.. II. Nations
f. NJ Partridge, Combes: HUG
CRUDE. Tom Gam. Rio Hondo. n
=. HUMPHREYS, Rio Hondo: B. +. Oar
~, Flint Harris, p. r. Foley. n. q
Jessup, g. r.. Gilbert. Arthur NJ
MILAN, Harry Harvey, A. r. Purvis
= Benito; Henry Loop. Ell Jardin.
G. y. Lovett- John n. SheIander. RI
w. Tacker. John Oyer, San Benito.
John s. Lindsey. Fl Jardin: ri. q
r. Wienert- n. r.. Snow, Ed Tanner.
>. J. King, y. p. Samuel. Edward
McChesney. Riley Johnson. M. n.
huffman, N. Landin, r. ID. Howard
y. H. Greer, Brownsville: Carlos
Adams. Ira T. Baize, II. N. Roger
J. A. Bell. d. r. Perry. r. ID. Crow
John Briggs. T. NJ. Elrod. q. "A. Car
ter, Ben Epstein, X. G.. Elmore. +.
,. Childress. Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
FORT BROWN.
TO PLAY IN
MATAMOROS
Second Game of Polo
Series Scheduled For
Thursday on Mex
lean Fell

The second game Of a three-game
series between poloists Of Fort
Brown and the Seventeenth Mexican
cavalry will be played at the Army
Polo field in Matamoros Thursday
afternoon, according to Captain YER
non Nj. Shell. Fort Brown adjutant.
The opening tilt. which was played
al Fort Brown Friday. resulted int
an ls 70 3 victory for the local ag-
~gregation.
When the two teams clash Thurs
day, the Fort Brown contingent will
be making their debut on Mexican
soil and il Is believed that the Mexi-
can players will put up decidedly
faster game in their own bailiwick
than they did on the Fort Brown lot.
no change " expected in the line
up Of the two teams. according 10
advance dope dished out by Fort
Brown authorities.
Following il the lineup: Fort
Brown: Capt. Franklin, No. 1; Capt.
Burt, No. 2: Lieut.. Wiley, No. g.,
and Lieuts, Berilla and Massey alter
mating az No. 4.
Seventeenth Mexican Cavalry:
Capt CARA. No. Il; Capt. Cortez,
No. 2; Capt. Soledad. No. 3, and Gen.
Jesus Garcia, No. 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19

county. the whole Texas frontage on
the Rio Grande was parcelled out
into the town and private
porcions, assigned to the five settle
ments. with the exception OF the
Basquez Borrego grant in Iapata
county. All other Spanish and Mex
lean grants were made later, and
for a different purpose. They were
made to ranchmen, who could prove
their ownership Of livestock and need
Of pasture lands to maintain them,
and they were sold at appraised
values. not donated as in the case Of
the porcions.
Judge Seabury's discussion OF the
Spanish and Mexican method of exe-
cutting and registering conveyances OF
land. Of their laws Of descent and dis
tribution, and of the peculiarities of
the community property system then
in force. was. Of course, technical and
interesting only to lawyers. These
matters we're, he said, Of living in
terest 70 all lawyers in the Valley.
because the validity Of all transfers
Of property here depends upon. their
conformity with the laws in force at
the time they were made. To this
extent, Spanish law and Mexican law
are not the laws Of some foreign
country. but the laws Of this land SO
long as il lay under their sovereign
~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Need Home For
Girl In College

Need for a home for an eighteen
ycar-old girl who ~ attending the
Brownsville Junior college was made
known hy Mrs. roIney WI. Taylor
this morning.
Two girls already have been placed
in homes where they were assisting
with the house work IN return for
board and lodging. One ID earning
her tuition Rt college.
The young woman who now needs
a home ~ located temporarily but
must move soon. Anyone who N
provide a home for her Is asked TO
notify Mrs. Taylor. whose telephone
number IN $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Chemist Reports
Today in Alleged
Girl Poisonings

GATESvILLE, Texas, Sept. 49,
R1-Further investigation into the
death Of Miss Adeline Frazer, ~.
who died in Mexia Friday from what
officers described as a strange ILL
ness, today Is pending upon the re-
port Of Or. w. r. Gooch. head Of the
Baylor university chemistry depart
ment. who IL making an autopsy If
the girls viscera. A report was ex-
pected today.
In the meantime the girls step
mother, Mrs. Willie Frazer, is held
in jail here charged with murder.
She maintains she "A innocent or any
crime in connection with Miss Fra
zer's death.
Mrs. Frazer's arrest came Su ay
after Adeline's death had followed
that Of her younger sister, CalIie, IS.
BY only three months
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
GIVES OUTLINE
SPANISH LAND
Law ONBORDER
Judge Seat Dis
cusses Original Es-
t~ablishment of Land
Titles


Spanish grants and Mexican land
laws were discussed by Judge ". II.
Seabury Of Brownsville at the lun-
cheon Of the Cameron County Bar
Association at III Jardin Tuesday
noon, outlining OF the fundamentals
proving very interesting 10 those at
torneys present. Arrangements have
been made by the Bar association for
similar addresses al each Of their
lunchecns.
In a Commute talk Judge Seabury
outlined the history Of the Valleys
settlement and development under
the kingdom Of Spain and the sue
ceeding reppblic of Mexico, and the
controlling part played by the land
laws Of the two sovereignties. First
came the colossal grant TO Jose de
Escandon, afterwards County Of
Sierra Gorda, 70 Gomez &c Castro and
to Basquez borrego, the last being on
the north bank Of the Rio Grande
and extending from the present site
or Laredo to that Of Zapata-about
sixty miles Of river front. Then the
semI-military frontier settlements OF
Laredo, on our side ofthe river, and
Guerrero, Mier, Camargo and Rey-
-noSa. on the Mexican side. all found
ed In l749, and erected into munici-
palities, each with an extensive ter
ritory outside the town proper, in
the year 1867.
Mr.. Seabury pointed out that the
'Act Of General Visit" "A copy Of
which was left at each town. By the
both the charter Of the town and a
multiple land grant. granting 10
each inhabitant a lot in the town IL
self, rights Of pasturage. etc, in the
town commons or "eJidos" surround
ing the town. and an individual tract
ar "porci0nH IN the lands outside Of
the commons.
The supreme court Of Texas early
held inadmissible IN evidence eerti-
fled copies Of these ports Of the Act
Of General N:slt containing the sur
vey and allotment of a particular por-
cion, because the Act was a single
instrument, aud a grant made BY il
could be proven uRly By introducing
the whole Act IN evidence.
These porcions were laid off as
long rectangles. containing five 20
six thousand acres each, and each
porcion had a narrow frontage, gen.
orally 1900 varas or 1850 varas, on a
stream. mainly the Rio Grande, but
sometimes one Of its tributaries.
The river frontage was given to fur
nish watering places for the colon
lists live stock. and also for farming
in river bottoms subject TO overflow.
Irrigation, as w understand Il, was
not considered possible. In fact. the
Acts AZ Guerrero and at Camargo con
tanned express findings that irriga-
tion BY lifting water out Of the river
had been tried. but was unsuccess-
full because the water sank into the
ground and the bitches would not
carry il to the fields. From above
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
County Officials
Back From Austin

County Judge o. G. Dancy, Assis-
tant County Engineer Thomas G.
Davis and Commissioner IA. NJ. Lo-
gan and y. r. Baughn arrived home
Tuesday night from Austin. where
they had appeared before the state
highway number eG. and the nssur-
for state aid on three county high
way projects
The delegation also conferred with
engineers Of the highway department
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19
Honolulu Father
No Results

HONOLULU. Sept. fs.-GP-Fol-
lowing an unsuccessful attempt to
ransom his kidnapped son. which he
said cost him $4,000, Frederick JAM
ieson. vice president of the Hawaiian
Trust company today asked police 10
join in the search for his 10-year-
old son. Gil. abducted yesterday.
Jameson reported the k~idnapers
had demanded $4,000 and threaten
ed the boy with death if the o
was not paid.
The boy was stolen from school
BY a man who told his teacher Mrs.
Jameson had been injured in an
automobile accident and wanted her
son.
Following instructions IN a let
ter. the father paid a man $4,000.
Jameson said the man disappeared
into a nearby crowd and failed 10
return.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-19

The School Board Of Olmito indie
pendent School District will receive
bids for construction Of home eco
Monies building at 0lmito. Plans and
specifications may be had at the Of
mito store. Bids TO be opened s D.
m, Sept. 90.
OLMITO SCHOOL BOARD.
j.. p. Wagner, Secretary.
1890
To Houst0n-Mr. ard Mrs. +. de Ia
Cara were TO leave Wednesday eve
ming BY rail for Houston.
II fou Have anything 10 haul or
store. phone 27s.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Nisit0rs-Among those registered
at the FL Jardin hotel Wednesday
morning we're p. G.. Sutherland of
Dallas. q. w. Felt or Scranton. Pr.
Harold Grant Of San Antonio, A. &.
Erskine Of Houston and Joe Opti-
clan Of New York City.
Aou Sdh &c. We haul.-Naliey
Bonded Warehouse e. Storage Co.
Adv. tf.
Sends InQuiTy-Victor J.. Hum
brecht Of Yardley, Pa. has written
70 q. G Richardson. manager Of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
asking for information concerning
the citrus situation in the Valley.
ne wants to know why the Valley IN
a good citrus growing section and
why y Is frost proof. His inquiry
was prompted, he said, by q state
ment on the back OF a Pennsylvania
Lines dining a menu in which il
was stated that the Valley would
ship 500 cars Of citrus this year.
All Kinds Of feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse 4
Storage Co.--Adv. If.
Wants 10 Shoot Pictures-Ennis q.
HELM, Paramount News cameraman
stationed in San Antonio. has writ
ten the Brownsville Chamber of
commerce for suggestions as to
art ~ Brownsville that would
prove OF news reel value. HI de-
ciared that he would like 10 shoot
some pictures in this section.
hfndergarten.-Mrs. d. n. 1neor
soil will begin her k-inderca~,an
sept ~. For further Information
"0"e S4o". IL
L~ceionnaires Coming John III. Ia
max OF San Benito has requested The
Brownsville Chamber of Commercs
20 aid IN securing cars 10 be used II
transporting Lcgionnaires through
the valley when they make their
side trip her Oct. I3. They viii ~
in Edinburg over the southern
Pacific Lines from the national
meet az San Antonio and will ~
brought to Brownsville ~ automo-
bile; Their special train will he
dead-headed here.
kiEgworm.-One bottle az Imrer;.,
Eczema Remedy IL guaranteed ~ ~
enough for any case. An d-rurr;.t.
are authorized 70 refund your mener
= -AdV. ca
coming Here-The Cisco Chamber
OF commerce is bringing $50 per
sons 70 the Valley Nov. ri for 4 tom
OF this section. The tour Il under
the management Of J.. +. r.. Peters.
secretary Of the organization. They
VIII be brought from Edinburr "a
brownsville BY automobile.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eve Water
cools and heals red eyes. Doesn't
hurt Red folding box. All drug
yists.-Adv. ~,
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Today's Radio Features

Wednesday. Sept. 10
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7oe-Address by. Senate. ". z BoFah-WoR- wApc. WAN wKRc
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kWWG-VaTey Radio Station
Brownsville
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9:3012 noon-varied musical program.
l2-Weathcr forecast
1900 4:00-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
Brownsville Herald. Stat ions request program inter-
spersed-
7:00S :00-Cassical and operate program.
~ Mdnight-A new feature to take the place Of the Coathnngers
will be inaugurated. II will have q local color back
ground with Valley information and opportunity talks.
kRGv-HarlIngen Music Co.
Harlngen
(27O kc-2361 meters)
700 s:00-Dick and the Edinburg Review.
9:0011:O0-Specials.
1880 p. m-Weather forecast.
4:O06:O0-Baseball results and radio dealers program.
6:00-6:45-Assocated Press dispatches and Valley new from The
Brownsville Herald.
6:459:00-Specisls-
Observation-Disclosures Music Go. program
10:O0-i O:00-Harlng Chamber Of Commerce.