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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11
W0MAN'S VOTE
GOAL IN DRIVE
BEING PLANNED
r.
Mrs. Alvin +. Hert Named to
Have Charge of This Cam.
paign Phase
HOOVER CLEARS DESK
Will Not Talk on Issues Until
His Formal Acceptance
Speech
HOOVER CLEARS DESK

Washington, July H. @-
Herbert Hoover, Republican
presidential nominee, will spend
two days and a night with Pres
ident Coolidge at the Brule
while en- route to his home. at
Palo Alto. Cal, where he will
be forma ally notified Of his nom
ination on August IL.
Secretary Hoover will arrive
at the summer white house Mon
day morning and leave Tuesday
night for San Francisco, where
he is due at noon on Friday,
July 20. He will Be formally vel
coined home by Governor Young
&. and Mayor Rolph. The route
from Superior, Wis, to San
Francisco will lie through the
Twin Cities, Omaha, and Salt
Lake City. Several stops will
Be made 1t places yet to Be des-
ignated. and II may BE- that the
nominee will make some rear
platform appearances.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11
MEETS PARTY
CHOICE TODAY
IN new YORK
Going to Do All / Can to
Elect the Ticket Says
Fiery Missourian
New York Governor May Fire
First Gun in National Cam
paign Soon

New York, July 11.-(AP)-
John J. Raskob, chairman of the
finance committee of General
Motors, today was named chair.
man of the Democratic ma
tional committee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11
ELKs HONOR CAYPbELL

Miami, Fla, July 1I.-@-
Dwight =. Campbell Of Aberdeen.
| S. D., was appointed Z member Of
the grand forum of tho Elks, In IN
nual convention here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11

Mostly fair tonight and Thursday.
Not much change In temperature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
5. NJ. u. team
WORKINCEASY
Mustangs Prepare For
Tilt With Simmons
At Wichita Falls

DALLAS, Oct. 12.-R-Thirty-five
Southern Methodist University Nus
tangs went through q light workout
here today preparatory to leaving for
Wichita Falls tomorrow to engage
the Simmons University Cowboys,
coached by Frank Bridges. former
Southwestern conference mentor.
Three of the Ponies who figured in
the great grid battle last week
against the Army may not be seen
in action by the record football
crowd indicated by advance ticket
sales. Sanders and Roach, linemen.
and Hopper, ~fullback, are nursing in
juries that may keep them on the
sidelines, Coach Ray Morrison said
today.
The prospect, however, Of witness
sing the phantom ball carrier. Hume,
ard other Ponies in action. has sent
interest in the game to n high pitch
in Wichita Falls.
Although reports received here
state that Simmons would have only
about so per cent Of its strength on
the field because Of Southern Meth
odist University's fnsistence that the
game be played under conference
rules. Coach Morrison intends 10
start a strong lineup. and his use or
his reserves after q lead Is piled up.
Sellers and Sims, two outstanding
players on the Simmons squad. come
under the ban which will prohibit
their taking part in the fray.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
navy
NOTRE Dame
Interests of Nations
Random Focuses on
Soldier Field

CHICAGO, Oct. Il. Up Two
naughty elevens, Notre Dame and the
Navy, already welted and SCARED
by the lash Of defeat, will lock in
combat on Soldier Field tomorrow be-
fore probably the largest multitude
ever to witness a football game in
America.
One hundred and twenty thousand
persons, eclipsing BY thousands the
previous record-breaking throng that
jammed into the huge stadium on the
shore Of Lake Michigan for the Notre
Dame-University Of Southern Cali
fornia spectacle q year ago, are ex-
pected to watch the clash.
With the colorful spectacle the
headline attraction Of Chicago's
triple gridiron for the day,
a program calculated to draw a total
Of more than 100000 spectators, this
city Saturday viii be the sporting
metropolis of America. Ten miles
south on Stagg field, more than
10000 are expected to see the Big
Ten struggle between Iowa and Chi
cago; thirteen miles north another
throng Of $4,000 probably will jam
into Dyche stadium TO witness the
Ohio State-Northwestern duel.
The Notre Dame-Navy game itself
premises to be q wide open match,
with both elevens striving TO regain
what gridiron prestige they lost in
earlier defeats, the Navy 70 Davis
Elkins and Boston College and Notre
Dame to Washington. Both have
speedy and elusive backs while their
forward walls are not as strong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Frogs Prepared
For Kangaroos

FORT WORTH, Oct. 12.-Texas
Christian University will take no
chances with the strong Austin Col
lege team from Sherman Saturday
when the teams meet for the Frogs
fourth scrap of the year. The Kan
garoos have demonstrated the fact
that they have a good crew and their
play in their 800 victory over the
Abilene Christian College at Dallas
Tuesday has dispelled all thoughts
Of an easy victory in the minds OF
the Frog coaches.
The Frog fray VIII be the fourth
INDUCED in by the Sherman school
IN nine days. Last Saturday the
team was divided and two games
were played on the same day. One
Of these battles was won 20 while
the other was lost by a good margin.
Then only three days later they de.
feated the Abilene team by a de-
cisive score and had only four DAYS
70 prepare for their battle at Fort
Worth. Coach Matty Bell, who
secuted the Tuesday scrap in person,
came home with his whip unleashed
and has been driving his charges as
though the biggest game of the year
was in the offing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
GRID IDOL IS
Sent TO PEN
Johnny Hawkins Sen.
fenced SIS Years
In Burglary

LOS ANGELES. Oct. i2-lP-Ia
strange contrast to the t~hunderous
applause which followed Johnny
Hawkins four years ago when he
was captain and star quarterback of
the University Of Southern Califor-
MIA football team. the former grid
hero heard a sentence Of fro five
10 s~eventy-fiye years imprisonment
for burglary pronounced against linn
in court here yesterday.
The one-time hero Of thousands OF
students on the university campus
and the idol Of Southern California
grid fans stood with head bowed
when his long personal appeal for
probation was denied and sentence
to San Quention was pronounced.
Hawkins pleaded guilty to five
charges OF burglary after being
caught robbing a house here last
January. Discovery later of $780,
600 worth of plumber in his home
resulted IN thirty charges of burg
larry being placed against him. The
exact length Of his term will be de-
ciGed By the state prison board, but
Il cannot be less than five nor more
than seventy-five years under the
wording Of the sentence.
In his confession Hawkins said
his real estate business had been
bankrupt and he was forced 10 re-
sort 70 robbery to obtain money for
a major operation which his young
wife had to undergo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Crippled Donna
Eleven to PLAY
Hounds FRIDAY
Especial to The Herald)

AGRCNiGA " AAG I4CAdAQt
DONNA. Tex, Oct. IA crippled
eleven will journey from the Donna
high school Friday tc battle the
strong San Benito team ut the AFRO
20 City. Coach Daley returned from
aten days soiourn with appendicitis
at the Edinburg Medical Arts hospit-
al 70 find Charles Paines, center,
sick; Leroy Smell, charging fullback
with a strained leader in his right
leg; Owen Durham, tackle, with an
injured knee; Harold Pearson, end,
with a bad shoulder; Tom Collier,
tackle, with two crippled arms:
"Ma" Patterson, safety and half,
nursing a sprained ankle, and Cap
tain "Napper" Davis troubled with a
strained wrist.
In the fray Of last Friday, the San
Benito gridders defeated the Weslaco
aggregation so to o. and are expect
ing to make short work Of the Donna
visitors today.
The Redskins will open the strug-
gle against San Benfto with a back
field weighing approximately 125
pounds to the man. The line will be
about eight pounds heavier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

u2m%
ON THIS DATE.

ON THIS DATE.
1S53-John Morrissey wins bare
knuckie heavyweight title from Yam
kee Sullivan in a 3l-round bout at
Long Point. Canada.
1ss7-World series, third game:
Detroit Nationals, 2; st. Louis Amer
lean Associations. !. Batteries
Getzein and Bennett; Carruthers and
Bushong.
1S90-Frank Davis, one-time pitch
er for the Phils, Cards and Red Sox
born at Wilson Mills, n. c.
19O5-World series. third game:
New York Nationals, 3; Philadelphia
Athletics. O.. Observation-Disclosures
and Bresnahan; Coakley and
Schreck, Powers.
1906-World series. fourth game:
Chicago Nationals, 4; Chicago Amer.
leans. o. Batteries-Brown and
Killing; Altrock and Sullivan.
l907-World series. fifth and finaI
game: Chicago Nationals, 2; Detroit
Americans. 0. Batteries-Brown and
King; Sullivan and Archer.
190S-World series, third game:
Detroit Americans, g; Chicago Ma.
t~ionals, 3. Batteries-Mullin and
King; Pfiester. Reulbach and Arch,
er.
i909-World series, fourth game
Detroit Americans. 3; Pittsburgh Ma
tionals, o. Batteries-Mullin and
Stanage; Leifeld, PHILIPPE and Glib.
son.
1912-world series, fifth game:
Boston Americans, 2; New York Ma.
tionals, J.. Standardization anc
Cady; Mathewson and Meyers.
19l4-World series, C12 innings
third game: Boston Nationals, s;
Philadelphia Americans, 4. Batterie.
Tyler. James and Gowdy; Bush
and Schang.
1915-Norld series. fourth game
Boston Americans, 2; Philadelphia
Nationals, 1. Batteries-Shore anc
Cady; Chalmers and Burns.
19l6-World series. fifth and fina'
game: Boston Americans. 4; Brook,
lyn Nationals, 1. Batteries-Shors
and Cady; Pfeffer, Merkle. Dell ans
Meyers.
1920-Wordl series, seventh anc
final game: Cleveland Americans 8;
Brooklyn Nationals. O. Batteries
Coveleskie and 0'Neill; Grimes, Ma.
maux and Miller. Rreuger.
1923-Wo<ld series. third game,
New York Nationals. i; New Yorl
Americans. 0. Batteries-Nehf anc
Snyder; Jones, Bush and Schang.
1925-World series. fifth game,
Pittsburgh Nationals. s; Washington
Americans, 3. MISUNDERSTANDING,
and Smith; Coveleskie. Ballou. Zach.
airy, Marberry and Ruel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YoRK.-Rene Devos, Bel
GUM, o~utpointed K. o. Phil Kaplan
New York, (l0). Make Rosenbloom
New York, outpointed Tiger Payne
Australia, (10l.
DAVENPORT, Is.-Tuffy Crit
fiths, Sioux City, Ia, o~utpointed
Kayo White. New Orleans, (lo)
Joey Thomas, Toledo, ~outpointed
Snake" Aguinaldo, Philippines
(10).
HURON, S. D.-Bob Stenag. Win
ner. S. D.. outpointed Howard Otter.
son, Sioux Falls, $. D., (1O).
ALLENTOWN, P~a.-Johnny Nc
ley, Allentown, outpointed Parchc
Dencio. Philippines, Ho).
McKEESPORT, Pa.-Ike Mellow.
Ter, J~ohnstown, Pa, outpointed Joe
Packo. Toledo, (10).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

for a berth on the AIl-American
team. He will get ID IL he keeps
up his good work. This former
Sherman high school boy made
the Army look sick at times, last
Saturday, and he was praised TO
the skies by eastern critics.
We are glad Claude Daley, coach
Of the Donna high school, has re-
covered from his recent operation, "a
the extent whereby he can be with
the Redskins ut present. Though he
will have to 90 slowly. and let As
sistant Coach Darby do most Of the
work, his presence will help the lit.
tie squad from Donna TO keep UT
the fight. They are in San Benitc
today for a game with Morrison's
Greyhounds.
Brownsville will probably take
a few hours holiday next Thurs.
day afternoon for the game here
tween the Alamo Heights team Of
San Antonio and the local high
school squad. This game means
n lot to Brownsville and the VAL
ley as a whole-it will add prest-
ige to the football Valley league.
Basebali-it's over with now-iust
won't stay put. Dallas has gone out
and bought Eddie Mulligan from the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Mulligan ha.
been a bench warmer for the Pirates
the last two years. He is an infielder
Dallas infield was woefully weal
the past season. Bob Tarleton, bust,
ness manager, has been given order.
by the owners Of the Steers. TO get
a pennant-winning club together.
Football isn't as rough as Il
was when | played" Henry Gay,
Brownsville business man, told
the writer the day. Mr..
Gay played on the West Texas
Military Academy eleven of San
Antonio. in 1905. sour coach, be-
fore each game. would tell us not
to play too rough. but IL there
was an opposing player who was
causing US trouble, he would say
would be good 10 see him on the
sidelines.' " Mr.. Gay reminisced.
! Dan Barnhart. ~plunging halfbacl
Of Brownsville high. injured his knel
in practice this week, but he a fight
er and refuses to be put on the in
jured list. He will probably pla,
part Of the game. at least, today Ii
Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
TO GET
BIG CHANCE
Non-C Conference Team
To Take Crack at
Texas Aggies

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Oct. IL.
The recent easy victory Of the Tex
as Aggies over Sewanee has in no
wise closed the eyes of coaches and
players to the prospect Of a vastly
different encounter when the Aggies
meet the Centenary Gentlemen from
Shreveport on Kyle Field Saturday.
Coaches Dana Bible and Chuck"
Bassett have been employing siren
uous tactics this week in preparation
for the coming game, drilling the Ag-
gies on new plays and formations and
working the men against Centenary
plays and formations in practice
with freshman team OF Coach Ros-
well Higginbotham. The daily workout
periods of the Aggies have been
stretched out until dark every even
ing. Final scrimmage Of the team
vas held Wednesday.
The Aggie coaches are expecting
Coach Homer Norton to place a brill
liant running and passing eleven on
the field and it is likely that fans
who see the game will be treated to
a contest Of more than unusual color
for the Aggies are expected to play
al open game also.
What the Aggie lineup will be
against the Gents il uncertain but it
is likely that Bible will start Dorsey
at quarter, Conover and Z~arafonetis
at halves and Burgess at full. Line
Coach Bassett will probably place
Petty at left end with either Asa
brook or Tracy at the other wing po-
sition. The fight being waged by
these men for the lert wing is one
of the warmest and most interesting
of the season. Ewell and Delery will
probably start at tackle with Richter
at one guard and either Floyd or
Northcutt at the other and Captain
"Wee Willie" Bartlett at the pivot
position.
The Aggie gridsters will wear grey
Jerseys instead Of their usual maroon
sweaters against the Gentlemen as
the sweaters Of the Centenary play
ers are very similar to those Of the
Aggies and this similarity would
officials. spectators and play
ers trouble during the game. Both
teams have maroon and white as
their school colors.
Word from the Centenary camp
at Shreveport indicates more than
1000 Centenary rooters will invade
Aggieland for the contest, bringing
with theri the 60-piece Centenary
band. In addition to the slogan,
Beat the Aggies." which was adopt
ed early in the season, il is said
that the Gentlemen have placed a
placard over the door of their dres-
sing room which reads, "Show US
that Aggie goal line"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Local Gunners May
Join National Club

Application will probably be made
BY the re-organized Brownsville Pts
tol and Revolver club in the near fu-
ture for membership in the National
Rifle Association. which will enable
members to compete for medals. &C
cording to frankie Armstrong, one
Of the original members of the club.
The club, under the courtesy of
Capt Strong, has been holding regu-
lar shooting practice at Fort Brown.
and some good scores nave been turn
ed in. Teams have been divided
among its members ard the scores
turned in attest to their ability and
interest.
Those taking an active part in the
shoot so far are: Capt. and Mrs.
Strong. 7. c. Allen, Vincent Steven
son. John Pickett. Frankie Arm
strong, Sergt. King. Joe Calderoni.
II. l.. Thomas. x. Longoria and Ber-
nard Allen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Cracks Many Bones
On Grid; Is Coach

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. 12.-(P)-o.
IN. Freeman had his neck broken once
his .collarbone twice. mis- nose thrice
land his hand crushed at football, yet
~ is back on the gridiron. this time
as coach. Freeman suffered his in
Iiuries while playing at Middle Ten
|~nessee State Teachers College. He
was paralyzed for twelve weeks after
the neck fracture.
The injuries sealed his future as
In football player, but il does not
keep him from teaching the game to
the Humes high school lads Of Mem
Erhis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
SPORT criticisms
~ ntff Qfff

A lot Of football teams lcok good
|en paper-until it's used for print
Ing the scores.
The big school used TO banquet on
weekly victories. But now they're
A strict diet of defeats.
This season a lot of top notchers
|uould have a swell chance 10 get
f~somewhere IL they hadn't already
been beaten.
The Navy sets a new record in two
rseks. They were sunk twice in the
he same place.
Michigan came 70 Ohio to do some
t-,ssninc up. But the Wolverines
ysnt back with their W ears
washed.
Nv Thanksgiving there will be a
:, az alumni that have traded their
~ssrnants for hahckerchiefs. You
srt wave n flag and weep &C the
ksne time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Tigers Practice
For Sunday Game

The Brownsville Tigers are work
ing hard to be in shape for the base
ball games here Sunday, with the
fast Nuevo Laredo. Mexico. team.
The contests will be held at Vic
toria Heights, Sunday morning and
afternoon.
Mersky. the crack pitcher Of Fort
Brown, will twirl one of the games
for the Tigers. while Chapa and Sa-
linas will draw the other. Padron
will do the catching In both games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Eagles Hop-off For
Battle at Mercedes

Crimly determined to bring back
the big end Of the score, Coach Fes-
sender and some twenty-odd p.ayers
of the Brownsville high school foot
ball squad left shortly after mon to-
day for Mercedes. where they 20 up
against Coach Kitchens Tigers of
that city.
We expect TO win-but not without
a battle" Coach Fessenden remark
ed before leaving for Mercedes. my
boys are in good shape, have worked
hard and believe they can win, and
are in a mood to win" Mr.. Fessen-
said. ~
A number Of local fans expected
to accompany the team to Mercedes.
and the pep squad left about 2
o'clock for the Queen City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

FORUM
By Bishop Clements

Alamo Heights high school football
team of San Antonio, champs Of that
city, are coached by Bonnie Striek-
land, who played baseball in the VAL
ley, with San Benito, in 1925. Strick-
land is a pupil OF Frank Bridges
Baylor Bears.
He will bring to this city next
Thursday, for a game with Fessen-
den's Eagles, one Of the trickiest and
fastest elevens ver brought to the
Valley.
1t is probable that Bill Cabler, de-
clared ineligible several weeks ago,
will get into this game. Cabler is
declared by many fans, as one Of the
outstanding backs in the state. He
is working out every day with the
high school squad, and looks even
better than last year.
Armistead. one Of the greatest
backfield men in the South, will
display his wares for Vanderbilt
tomorrow ut Dallas. against the
Texas Longhorns. Vanderbilt is
said TO have one of the best
clubs In It's history. They got
off to n rather poor start in the
win column last season, but be-
fore IL was over, they had devel-
oped into q great machine.
Dan McGugin, dean of Southern
football mentors, has practical
ly the same team of last year,
which, nc that time. was COM
posed Of first-year men.
Coach Littlefield of the Long
horns has been pointing his men
for this game, and IL Is believed
Texas has a great club, though
their real strength has as yet TO
be displayed. They had their
hardest tussle or the year last
Saturday with the Texas Tech
Matadors, beating them, 1910.
The spirit in which the business
men. professional men, and the citi-
zenry as q whole Of Harrington sup
ports their high school football elev.
en- Is c~ommendable. Business houses
will close there today for the game
between Harlingen and Kingsville.
Breckenridge was no match for the
crack Alamo Heights team Wednes.
day in their game there, the Mules
as Alamo is called, run and passed
their way to a l4-0 victory.
Athletic Director Irvine of
the Brownsville schools, returned
this morning from San Antonio
where he closed the contract for
a game here next Thursday be-
tween Alamo Heights and the To-
cal high. Mr.. Irvine was high in
his praise Of the ability of the
Heights team, and Is looking for
ward to n of the best m
of the year when these clubs mix.
Captain O'Bryan Of Fessenden'.
Eagles, has been shifted from cente,
70 end on the local high school squad
There was no fault TO find with hi:
play, Fessenden says, but Bob has !
nose that won't stay put when rough,
~ handled, hence the shift. Johr
Sylvester, who has been used at end
was put at center, and seems to D,
perfectly at home in that position
Well, the Gents of Centenary, get
their big chance at the Aggies to.
morrow, when they battle Bible.
crew at Aggieland. There is a tire
mendous amount Of interest beinf
manifest in the outcome of thi:
game. Centenary is wanting in tn,
conference, and they believe the,
can whip the Aggies, whom they
tried last year to get a game with
But it's going to be a mighty tough
proposition to whip the men Of Bibl,
on Kyle Field-a grid diamond hello
very sacred by the players and ca
diets, alike.
AIready football fans are nick
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
To SPEAK

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct. 12.-CP-
Benjsmin Gitlow Of New York. vice
presidential candidate Of the work
ers communist ticket will deliver a
campaign address in Labor Temple
here Oct. IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

Alien Carmen, captain Of the Uni
versity of Utah Redskins, has the
distinction this season Of leading the
only team from the continent that
has beaten the University Of Ha-
waii al Honolulu in five years. The
Utes are scheduled for another fray
with Hawaii this coming December
and expect to repeat their sensation
al victory Of 1926, during which Utah
won the Mountain conference cham
pionship. Carmen Is a tackle Of ex-
ceptional speed and power. He
weighs 1s5 pounds and is 5 feet IL
inches tall
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

WAITS FOR SUICIDE
DUBLIN-A year after writing a
suicide threat Miss Ada Wood ended
her life with poison.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-10-15
THE SECOND DIVISION REPUB- LICAN LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM

l. We heartily endorse the can didacy of Herbert Hoover for Pres ident of the United States and the candidacy for reelection of our Delegate to Congress, Dan A. Suth- erland, and legislation which will vest the administration of Terri tOrial affairs in the hands of elect ed Territorial officials.
 g. We endorse the several blanks of the National Republican Plat