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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-01-04

Church of Christ
E. P. Gabriel, Minister
Bible School ---------- 1000
Morning worship -- HOO
Sermon, "God Robbers and Their
Excuses"
Junior, intermediate and Senior
Christian Endeavors at $50.
Evening Service - 1880
Sermon, 'The Greatest Mystery In
the World"
The public in general is cordially
invited to all services.
Midweek service Thursday 800
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Catholic Church

Catholic Church
j. w. Jiracek, Pastor
Masses-8:3O A. NJ, second and
fourth Sunday in month; other
Sundays of month at 500 and
1890 A. M. saT'F: 30 az 3a@af
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s. CITY AND COUNTY y
ESTHER DAVIS STENSVAD. CITY EDITOR

No advertising will be inserted the columns these
position
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. 6.-P-
At no southwest conference school
will hope Be brighter than at Rice
Institute. where a group Of former
Illinois university stars. headed BY
Claude R0thgeb. will take command
of the football situation Monday.
Indications are that around forty
aspirants will be issued football
toys for the first days work. Letter
.mea IN the group will be-: Co-Cap-
Plains George Murray ar Newport,
Tenn, and Joe knippel of Fayette-
vile. Texas; Danny Allnoch Of Hous-
ton; "Spud" Braden of Beaumont
Frank Blackstone of Houston: Roy
Davis Of Texarkana: Nick Hyde of
Port Arthur, Bush Jones of Dallas.
Lisle Payne Of Louise; Frank Power
Of Edna; Ed Herting and Aaron Der.
ger 81 New York, and al. Schoen.
field Of Houston.
Among other grid candidates who
will renort are. Phil Ables. Texar.
kama; ". /. Battestin, Texas City:
G. b. Booze. Dallas; John Blair, Port
Arthur; Jack Gown, Marshall: Ed.
ward Carroll, FL Campo; J.. 3. Hanks
Shreveport; Henry Parrish, Corpus
Christi: Walter Stewart. McAllcn
While Rice prospects are not Il.
bright as al Texas "A. a NJ, Tcxas
Baylor and s. NJ. u. Coach Rothgeb
Is likely 70 turn out a team capable
Of giving the leading contenders
plenty of trouble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
'CRIDDERS OF
SOUTHWEST
open MONDAY
Great Prospects Re-
ported From Rice,
A. & NJ, Southwest
ern And Arkansas

COLLEGE STATION, Texas. Sept.
S.zPs-An unusual amount OF
bzckiield material will be available
70 Coach Dana X. Bible when ne
starts selecting the team he VII
throw in the firing line IN the ls-c
southwestern football campaign
Early Monday will see half a hun.
drr3 az more warriors at Kyle Field
taking their first - IN pLep-
1rntion for the new season wnlcn
opens with a geme here Septemoer
% with Trinity university
Nine lettermen. eight OF t5en
members Of the southwest coh,eI-
erre championship eleven q isse
wear. will br among those reporting
for duty. The remainder 81 can
didates will be composed o. varsity
squad men and members Of the fresh
man ahd intramural teams OF the
last se4son. Captain z. W. Bartlett
Marilnt H. z. Burgess. Hale Center
s.. J. Fetty. Decatur; +. r. Dorsey
Fort North: O. d. Alsabrook. Cisco,
w ri Davis. S~tephenville. and c. +.
Ricktrr. Laredo. are the members Of
l&f years eleven who are returning
y. n. Happy Colgin Of Wichita
Falls. backfield flash Of the 1926
eleven. who was not in school last
season is the letterman among the
candidates.
Five ltftermcn. all Of them with
envious records for past perform.
nnce. will be o. hand to lead the
fi~ht for hackfield berths. These
are Dorsey. Borgess.. Davis, Mill.
and Colgin. Dorsey Is the outstand-
inr contender for the berth which
Joel Hunt filled so capably last sea
son. Burgess plays equally well al
full and on the halves. The others
are halfbacks. In addition 20 these
men Bible will have Brooks Conover
who probably was kept from letter
ing last season BY an injured hand
several other promising candidates
from the varsity squad and fresh.
man team Of last year.
Although prospects for the line are
o as bright as those for the back
fell. the Aggiss have long beer
known for their strong forwarl
walls, and il is quite likely that
Coach Bassett viii produce another
fighting Aggie line. With Captain
Bartlett on the pivot position. Rich.
ter on a guard. and two such capable
wingmen as Petty and Alsabrook 70.
a nucleus the outlook is anything
but dark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME SLATED
HERE SUNDAY
Mack Brownie Decid-
ing Contest May Be
Postponed If Rain
Continues


II the threatening skies do no more
than threat, the baseball champion
ship Of the Valley league will be de-
cided here Sunday afternoon when
the Legion Brownies and McAllen
tangle on the locals diamond al 8
p. m.
The grounds received liberal
dousiEg from the skies Friday and
Friday night. Saturday night the
clouds darkened and q light shower
fell on the field. If no further rain
falls, the game will be possible. but
TX IL does, the game will probably
have 10 b postponed because Of the
condition Of the field.
Each Of the teams have copied a bat
tie, the Brownies taking the first
contest. Jups got gay and splashed
up the field Labor Day at McAllen
and the contest had to be called off
i'm the third inning. The game was
postponed until Wednesday mt which
time the Macks staggered off under
the heavy end of q zoe score. Errors
and hits were frequent. The Brown
les made IL hits and II errors.
However, they were playing with
out their handspring. Mersky was
unable to make the trip. They will
have his services Sunday If his soup
bone feels in good shape. All the
rest Of the gang will be on hand in
IN effnrt TO wrest the third game and
championship from the Macks.
Ryan. Schafner and Lefty Hynd-
man are other hurlers expected to
be available for sharpshooting duty.
Billy Williams and Padron will be
on deck to do the hin~dsnatching.
Padron turned in a good exhibition
behind the platter last Sunday. We'd
nesday he was handicapped by q hand
swollen to grotesque proportions.
What he might have lacked behind the
platter was amply made up for by
his stickwork. He slapped out four
hits in five times at bat. II Williams
doesn't get to don the mask and
shin-guards he will probably cavort
about in the outfield.
Garcia. nimble fielding first sacker.
Is to hold down the initial bag. Other
selections have not been announced
but il is probable that Pickett will
hold forth at third while the other
two infield posts will be a throw up
between Schafner, Ryan and Garcia.
Bednarz and Sage will probably do
duty in the outer gardens. O'Connell
has played good ball all season and
may get another whack at an out
field post in the last game.
The Macks are expected to pre-
sent their lineup Of the other two
games intact. Hamberlin is tenta-
lively slated for the mound assign
ment and should prove . thorn in the
side Of the local batters. having
pitched against them once. and watch
ed their batting from afield in the
second game.
Ham" says he was sway off" IN
the first fray and intends 10 wipe
out his defeat Sunday.
B. Yoder Of McAllen and Padron
Of Brownsville are the leading hitters
in the series. Yoder has obtained
five blows in nine tries at bat. One
Of thes was made off Mersky and the
ohter four In the Wednesday game.
Padron tops them all with six blows
out Of eight trips 10 the platter. He
got two ont of three off Of Hamber-
lin in th first game and four out Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
FRENCH TAKE
NET MATCHES
". $. Loses Interna-
tional Meet Sd When
Aces Are Beaten

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s.-F-
Rackcts az the French still rule the
courts Of the world. Humbling the
new national doubles champions.
George Lott and John Hennessey.
for their deciding victory. tennis
stars Of the tri-color defeated the
United States by q score of five
matches to four in a two-day inter-
national team contest, concluded
late today
The downfall Of the middle west
eners, Lott and Hcnnessey. was
wrought BY Jean Borotra and JAG
cues Brugnon, Davis cup combina-
tion. 6-S. 3-6 Sc. Ga. Because Of
its import the match was decided
BY three sets out Of five while
the others were two out Of three.
IN the second doubles match of
the day, and the ninth and last en-
Eagement Of the series. Wilmer Al
lison 81 Fort Worth. and John Van
Ryan anne back TO beat Henri Coch-
ct and Rene D~ebuzelet, France, 20.
rs, ca. This gave the United
states three OF today's five matches.
hut the French alreaedy had the
i've victories necessary to clinch
the series.
The days singles. matches. all
hard fought. featured the principal
French and American candidates for
Davis cup teams OF future years.
They resulted in victories for
Frank Hunter. over Debuzelet. 81,
20. 81: for another American, Joe
DoeE. over Pierre Landry. 4-6. 81.
20; and for Christian Boussus Of
France over Wilbur r. Coen, Jr., by
In. s-6. in a tilt between the "ba-
hies" q the teams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

five In the second. NJ. Yoder has
raped ont three blows In nine e.
forts as has Garcia OF the Brownies.
Langford has done the same In eight
tries.
Other hits. obtained are. Moore two
cut Of ten; Dixon, Weatherford,
Frisby, one out Of eight; Hamberlin,
two out of nine; Sage two out Of sew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
SUNDAY POLO
GAME HALTED
Continual Rains Make
Playing Field Too
. Heavy

old Jup FluviuE, for the first
time In many months. has e e fit
10 shower down on Fort Brown polo
activities and 81 u result, the
scheduled clash between the Off
GERS OF that post and officers Of
the 18th Mexican Cavalry, station
ed at Matamoros, has been postponed
until Thursday. according to Capt.
Wilkie G. Burt.
Sundays game which was carded
70 get under way nc 3 p. m, was 10
have been the first OF q series Of
three games with the Mexican play
ers.
The last two games Of the series
are booked TO be played in Mata-
morcs. September IS and Fl re-
spectively.
In announcing that the opening
game would be played Thursday.
Capt Burt put In the proviso--"if
the weather clears sufficiently TO
dry the field"
The Mexican poIoists have been
prsetieing daily since the initial
series between the two aggrega-
tions. the last game Of which was
played AZ Fort Brown as a feature
Of the June horse show. and IL Is
predicted that the Fort Brown play
ers will have their hands full when
the two teams clash again.
Capt. Erskine A. Franklin. one Of
Fort Browns best players. has been
coaching the Mexican players on an
average Of three to four times a
week and as a result the team is
said 20 have improved its play 100
per cent.
Gen. Jesus Garcia, commander 81
the 18th Mexican Cavalry, is captain
OF the team and will play at No. 4
when that aggregation swings into
action Thursday. No lineup of the
other members of the team has yet
been given out.
The Fort Brown lineup will prob
ably be Capt. Franklin at No. 4;
Capt Burt. No. ?: Capt. Wiley. No.
8. and Lieuts. Massey and Berilla
alternating az No. 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

against the Denton Teachers. On
October 6. less than a month hence,
they are slated 70 buck the famous
army mule on the plains Of West
Point.
Morrison received q jolt this week
when four Of the most promising men
of last years freshman squad noti-
fled him they would not return
They were Jack Robertson Of Hope,
Ark; Charlie MCCARTHY, Beaumont:
Jimmy Higgins, Dallas and Howard
Brown Of Cisco.
More than half Of the squad Of 80
men counted upon as potential reg
ulars saw service last year. Fifteen
Of them were lettermen and tive OF
them reserves.
Redman Humme, "Galloping Ca
~zelle.p promises 70 be the spark plug
NJ ~ nonv backfield this year. Many
critics expect the shifty Mustang 70
shine even more brilliantly than did
his erstwhile teammate, Gerald Mann
sammy Reed, who, they say, can
throw a pigskin in a Darrell at IS
wards. practically has the quarter
back berth cinched. Ross Love, the
Giant Rsmmer from Hillsboro. looks
good at the fullback post. with Charl-
ton Fincher playing the opposite half
from Hume.
Following Is the Mustang varsity
list:
Backs: Guy Mann. Sammy Reed,
Ross Love, Patti kneiff, Elmo John
son. Jack Horn. Redman Hume, Ira
Hopper. Charlton Fineher, Sammy
Ellington. Homer Blanton.
Ends: Ed Brooks, Chester DON
nally. Harry Waters. Charley Trigg.
W.. n. Skeeters. Ralph Rogers, Louie
Long. John Hearne, Robert Giles,
Raleigh Brooks.
Tackles: Willis Tate. Vic Saufley,
John Roach, A. w. Lindley. w. g,
Harmon. Bud Brown.
Guards: L. 3. Lsgow. V. L. Tor
rende. Gaines Terrell, George South
erland. Bill Shaerdel, Choc Sanders,
Frank Halla, Francis Daniels, Earl
Baccus.
Centerss seborn Ray. Malcolm
Powell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Candidates For
Bears Arriving

WACO. Sept. s.zP-Candidates
for the Baylor Bears fotball team be-
gan coming in from all Of
the state tenight. in preparation for
the first workout Of the 1928 season
early Monday. Coach Jennings ex.
poets half a hundred TO he on hand al
Carroll Field when the Athletes are
started %limbering up.
The greatest problem confronts
Jennings IN fashioning a team will
be the need for wingmen. Albert Lew.
ter. Pampa, l95-pounder, may be
shifted TO an end. That will leave
Bullock - q possible substitute fol
the position. Unless Charlie Taylor
shows more football he likely will
not be found at his customary tackle
position which he has held two years
and Gale Griffin. end last year, viii
fill his shoes. That will leave ar
opening for some high powered
youngster OF promise.
"Boche" Koch from Temple. Doug.
las. Harris. Weldon Lucas. Davis, Rec
Taylor. al from the freshman team
Of 81. are candidates for the other
end position but there is a possibility
that neither will fill the requirement.
held by Coach Jennings.
At tackle there is the veteran
Charlie Taylor who has to show more
stuff than be has ever shown TO hold
his Job. There also are Charlie Nor
ris from Seymour, 1875 pounds. Joe
Trippett, Earl Bishop. Amarillo
Marshall Elkins. Waco. a star with
the Tigers in 1926. Earle Coone, Har.
old Stafford, Lloyd Mitchell and
others.
Woody Zachery of Temple and
Ralph Winton Of Waco. were the two
all-state guards in their high school
days in 1896. They are favored 20
come through at the guards. In the
hacktield the only problem Jennings
has to face Is the problem Of pickinr
the best quartet out Of a splendid
dozen stars. Captain Pete Jones,
Charlie %oble and Gatewood New
berry are veterans from last year but
only Nobl seems likely to hold down
a rEular berth and II sens Jones may
have to do most Of his work from the
sideiines.
Prospects for n sensational and
speedy team look good. Jennings only
hopes to put out a fighting. battling,
ambitious ball club with the though,
stored in the back Of his head that
there will be a chance at the crown in
1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. SEPT e-FI
-Ihirty-five huskies. including eiev-
en- lettermen. are expected to answer
Coach Schmidt's call for pirskin
material 81 the University Of
Arkansas Monday. The Porkers.
to open their season within three
weeks after the initial practice ses-
son. against "Ole Miss" AZ Oxford.
Miss. will hit the dirt twice daily IN
preparation for their fought assign
nent mapped out for them in the
Southwest Conference race.
The Schmidt men vii cpen hostil-
ities on their own grounds with the
mountaineers of the College of
ozarks, October s. They will be Civ
en- the supreme test Of the season
when they face four conference foes
IN . row with only one Of the quar-
tet scheduled for Razorback field.
The game 70 b played here will be
on October ~ with Texas A. e. ri.
Arkansas first conference foe will
be Baylor university. the Bears and
kszornacks will hold their pow-wow
At Texsrkana, October 10. On the
following weekend, the R~axorbacks
will again leave sheir own Ozark Hills
for the Texas plains where they will
cross paths with Texas University
eleven AZ Austin, October 20.
Arkansas will wind up the confer
ence schedule 8 week later against
1.-THE Tigers Of Louisiana state uni
Vversity IT Shreveport. La. as the fea-
ture attraction at the annual state
fair.
Among veterans expected 10 turn
out include Captain Alva Winters.
husky tackle s~uh-captain Garland
"Bevo" Beavers. ~fullback; @. Cra-
baugh. T. Gardner, +. Moore. and n.
Wren. tackles: c. Geise. quarter: W.
Schoonover and G. Lambert, ends. X.
Kirby. center and r. Miller. halfback.
Schmidt's hardest task confronting
him now is TO fill the shoes left va
rant BIZ George Cole, quarterback,
and Big Glenn" Rose, Wingman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-tP-The Oak
land, California Junior baseball team
won the boys worlds championship.
defeating Worcester. Mass. ~ to 2
in the second and final game az Co.
miskey park today.
Hard, of Oakland, held the EASTERN
ers to four hits. no two of which
were IN the same inning. The Oak
land boys drove Wilson Dunlap. ace
Of the Worcester hurting staff, from
the mound In the sixth and then sent
his successor, Ed Curran, TO the
showers In the eighth with q rally
that Melted four runs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

en- Williams ons out Of zesez; Bed
narz two out or four: Champion n
out of eight; Pickett one out 0f nine;
Schatnar three out of seven.
Neither team is expected 10 swell
thir batting marks materially with
Mersky and Hamberlin fieinx M IN
q hurting duel S~unday-if the eie-
ments permit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Split Honors In
Dual Swim Meet

TORONTO. Ont, Sept s.-F1-
Canada and the United States shared
honors in two consolation swims,
outarowth of the Wrigley marathon
az Wednesday. at the Canadian Ma
tional exhibition today.
After Clarence Ross, New York,
had won the first event, George
Young Of Toronto, captured the sec
ond in q thrilling duel with Norman
Ross, Of Chicago.
The races, over q three and one
eighth miles in Lake Ontario, were
arranged after none Of the 100 en-
trants in the 15-mile Wrigley Mara
thon had been able CO finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

DALLAS. Sept. e@P1-It will be
@eawn and dusk" for Coach Morri-
sons Southern Methodist University
Mustangs when they don their mole
skins Monday for first practice II
preparation for the southwest con-
ference campaign.
About 100 candidates are expected
10 escape heat as mentor has decreed
two sessions a day, n starting be-
fore sun-up and lasting two hours
and another to start az shutdown and
last until il becomes too dark 70
obey orders.
The Mustangs face the task Of
whipping into SHAPE for o game just
13 days after they report. On Sep
ksmber q they open their schedule
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

HOUSTON. sept. s-IF-Doak
Roberts, president Of the Texas
league. here today aannInced UNI
pres 70 handle both She Texas
league playoff series b between Hous-
ton and Wichita Falls. and the
Dixie series, between the Texas
league and the Southern Associa-
tion champions.
Harry Kane. George Barr and Tom
Erwin will officiate In the league
piayctf. u was reported that some
opposition had arisen over the ram
ing Of Barr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
BELL TO RE-ENTER U. OF r.

AUSTIN. Tex, Sept. ST
Berkeley Bell. Austin, University Of
Texas star, after a summe of SEN
sational play during which he de-
feated among others Francis I.
Hunter. United States ranking play
er No. 2. today said he would re-
enter the university this fall He
doubted that Wilmer Allison, Fort
Worth. another Longhorn net lum-
mary would return 20 school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

Miss Consuelito Bclmdo uf this
city, winner of Che La Pransn beau
~ contest, has accepted nn Invita-
ticn 20 crown che winner Of "a pop
ularitv contest held BY the Cath
Ollie church in San Benito. The
coronation is TO take place 81 a
fiesta Sunday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
NUECEs GAS FIELD SOLD

GALVESTON, Te., Sept, s.-tFl-
Moody-Seagraves interests. holders
systems for natural gas in Texas,
have acquired a half interest in gas
rights in a new field at Acqua
Dulce. Nueces county, II was an
nounced here today. The discovery
well was completed last week.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-17
BELCIANS Get
COLOMBIA GRANT
En- slave Pu t umayo
Rubber Workers

BOGOTA, Colombia, Oct. ia
concession of hundreds of thousands
of acres of land in the Putumayo
River rubber district has been
granted to Belgian capitalists.
The Colombian government is TAX
ing steps to crush the protest of the
masses against its role as the in
strument of foreign imperialist ex-
ploitation, and the most extreme
measures are being prepared against
the Communists. The native work
ers are being enslaved to the for
eign capitalists.
AS a result of the foreign ex-
ploitation, high prices have caused
the internal value of the peso to
decrease from 81 in 1928 to sixty
five cents at the present time. The
standard of living of the workers
is being rapidly reduced.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-17
u. S. MACNATES
CONTROL POWER
IN CHILE, MEXICO
Own Lions Share of
Traction

The American and Foreign Power
Company, which now controls cleo
trio power ard light companies OPP
Grating in Brazil, Cuba, Colombia,
Ecuador, Guatemala, Panama and
Venezuela, is purchasing from the
British Whitehall Electric Invest
ment Company light, power and
traction plants in Chile and Mexico.
The American and Foreign Power
Company, a subsidiary of the Elac-
trio Bond and Share Company, also
has important investments in cleo
trio power plants in Argentina,
Costa RIGA and even in British Co
lombia, as we'll as in Italy, France,
Spain, Germany and Japan.
The Chilean plants which will
pass from the British into the hands
of the Americans are the electric
power and light and the tramway
systems of Valparaiso, the principal
port of Chile. In Mexico the Amer
leans will now control the electric
light and power, and in Vera Cruz,
the principal port; in Tampico, the
principal oil center, and in Cordoba,
and the electric railway systems in
Vera Cruz and Puebla.