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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-11-16

FOR SALE-A new accordion in
good condition. Phone 81. Ito.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-11-16
NOTICE

State Deputy Master Walters
will address the members of the
Grange at Grange hall in White
Bluffs Thursday, November %, at
8 p. m. sharp. Brother Walters
has an important message to deliv-
err to you and it is desirable that
all members be present. Refresh
ments will be served 1t is an
open meeting and the publ is in
vited.
Edmund Anderson. Master
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-11-16

FRIDAY. Nov. i6 1928
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-11-16

A nine pound son was born this,
Friday, morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tomson at the home of DR..
W. C. Hills at Granite Falls, Wash
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST

KEW GARDENS. a70o QUE sT. N.w.-Re-
fneU apartment, having switchboard serv~
ice, cafe. resident manager on premises
| ROOM kitchen aud bath. ..... SIT so
. rooms kitchen and hath, .,...,. AZ so
rooms, kitchen and bath. ...., ,1l0 90
1904 N. II, AVE, N.w.--s rooms kitchen
and bath ,... s......t........,. .SSe.oO
Ga MASS AVE. N.Ey-,-Elevator and switch.
beard service, Resident manager.
2 rooms, kitchen and hath -. $h7 80
t4SY SPRING Rn. NV, Resident manager
= rooms, kitchen. dining aleoye and
3 rooms rooms tit,. recep. hail. dressing e''se =,
room ana nath,s ,t..,s ...t.ttss eVhu
a5i7 Conn, sys Elevator service S'ss' "
] rms, kit rec, hsn aud bath. -, 81 so
eae0 ONTARIO m. N.w-~Resident mgr
5 rooms. kitchen and bath. .,,... $4,000
$50 10Th sT. NE.--Now building, Free
electric refrigeratan,
rooms. kitchen and bath h.....$AI,hn
rooaa kitchen and bath, ..,.s. uS,bu
rHE suNnuRY. iaie NJ ST. NM
rooms. kitchen and bath, ,....... $h7, so
/ room, kitchen aud bath $500
$3.50 l.. ST Nw.-ses resident manaser
roonia, Kitchen and bath ,SIa, 80
1874 WISCONSIN, AVE. N.w.~-a roems,
Kitchen and bath ,..*..-..,t..,S2 $40 90
y roams Kitchen aud bath s,,t., aa,0o
aiat II sr Nw,-~-Elayator building, Resi-.
dent manager
MADRID eao0 18th ST, NM reams
Kitchen ana bath s,.*ss,t..,,s,,,Suu ,Suu 90
1908 CONN. AVE-. N.w.--Righ,,stoFy els,
Vator. building Resident nAanaget on the
sSoems. Kitchen aud bath .,,s,, 80 ,saT,So
aSta our ST. N,ws--Rsaident manAEsF
1 room, kitchen and bath. ..s...s s$SAspu
loip 18th ST. NV room with aeeoys,
aAal E at, .N,W,-~a Fooma Kitchen dining
AleuN@ Ahd hAth .stts&sAtst ssttss @A9yau
aao IRyINa ST, N,w.--a FeemA klehsp
f"N roetn' M kitchen and bath ,,,sst,, 59hN
haoO 7th ST, NV rooms kitchen. and
hath sxi tssttsxt4ss stttssss 9dfAW
LAWRENCE ava MASS Avn MI
rnnn Kitchen aud hath, .,,4s, ,AinnO
Qua h 81. NE AND Aaf aatt ST Me-
Asa ianltaf 10 Aa1 snsi IL na,
s rooms. Kitchen aud hath saves &AO,0A
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REQ. REQ.
"TREW" VALUES.
Our Principal Profit
Is the Buyers Good Will.

ID thS oA yNA . 0C|A W aAA'
1926 REQ Coupe.
1925 REQ Sedan.
1924 REQ Touring.
1925 Hupmobile Sedan.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1924 Buick Touring.
1925 Hupmobile Roadster.
1924 Buick Sport Roadster.
1924 Dodge Touring.
1926 Oakland Sedan Landau.
1927 Ford Coupe.
1926 Studebaker Sedan.
1926 Hudson Brougham.
1925 Dodge Roadster.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1924 Studebaker Tour. (Big O..
1926 Chevrolet Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1925 Jewett Coach, model $50.
1926 Overland Coach.
1925 Jewett Sport Touring.
We Have Other Cars From
SIS to $3.50. They Are Good.
oprs UrTIF : ~. sfH sf5kbHzqr. bHyrRr DAY.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 i4th St. Decatur 1910.
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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND ND AYR
n.e.~-TWo new nreproot buildings hAyinr
elevator aud switchboard service Resi-
/ rooms, kitchen and bath ...... .s7s.o
rooms. Kitchen and bath ......, $50
i526 i[th ST Nw.--Resident manager
Free electric refrigevation
rooms. kitchen and bath $40 90
4sis 3Qth ST Nw.--Resiaent manager
FREE electric refrlgerattop.
Fooms. Kitchen and bath. ....., $A7 so
s95o QUE Sr N.w.--a rooms XII. aud
nAia - .....t,,..,..,., sac 90
SHERMANoR Gao BUCHANAN ST Nv
rooms kttehen and bath ...,., ,Sa9 so
roent hfchen and bath. ,.s,.... AS,un
THE ELWnnn lAGi 1sth Sp NV
rooms, kitchen ana bath -, 'SsS 00
I'LL i7th ST, Nw,~-s rooms. Kitchen. bath
ef1 bV'Nn s.tsss., >...ss.s4, $50 .O0
7iS llth sr. N.w,---s rooms. kitchen and
49,. es''' : = = :, , :, - .s.-'s Nss,sss, $4,000
FFs sSOms notSS es,S and f1aS poreh gem sr NwSS
1870 FAIRMoNT sE N,w.---s rOoms, kiteh.
rooms, Kitchen and eaiG. .>sS. Is .SS SS
iest CONN. AVE, Nw,---s rooms kl,, aua
SEAFpN, tah h / AVE N.w-~S roans
Kitchen AMI bath ,s,.,...A,.....,Sa $40 90
lttF OAK ST. Nw.~-9 rooms kitchen ana
rSoms Gitehcn and hath'' :, :, =, :, ss SSS
ain iash ST, NE.~~kree esee refrsxeratloa
y raans, kitehen ana hath. 80, S4A lsb
taia NJ sr Nw,--,a roems kitchen ant
hath saEcaned porch .,..,.t,,. $50 'AN
LAFtArkfsrE, 1907 7th Sr Nw,~-S raems
rooms. kltShsn aud eash s9ssS'sss
sASl 18th ST, Nw,--S roNma Kitchen and
pNt" tsAsf.s sttsse ses.se.sstt. $40 0N
1914 ADAMS MILL Rn, NV. Sri aeoR~-.
rooms, kit and bath, poFch $50 90
iVoA LANieR PIe--a rooms klteAea aud
eis go.a ST, Nw,~-S EOemA kitchen and
-. ~NsA = 80 = : - aeysstsss sss So NaA,QN
vap NEWTON ST Nw,-~a roomu hsNeAen
dsnlng aleava and bath. ., ,SAFAN
room, kit,, diAing aleaye d bath, ak. 90
Fai NORTH cAfIToL sE.--S Fooma sl,eA,
roens Sls and bath ,.,,,,, 7. Z, ssSeS
LAWRENCE ANNEX. aae Gaa ST Ne
! reNn, Kitchen and hata, ,,,ss, sSAA %
Ial iAta ST NV reems, ss.shea and
aaal 10Th sr NM voama klteAsa ana
eath kssas sts*sst ttttsNsA As.s,., NaeeN
1901 t ST MA rooms ktteAsN Ast1
iala Rpl,AsoNg sE Nw-v.l seeas k,,eAsp
anu bath ssslsss - - .ssss ssst = NA%sa9
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ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED s-RO0M
ppSSss psaSe Y er,h NsfE0 sfss Sob csSs SsayH1s s
BEAuFIFUL~ COMPLETELY. FURNISHED
home, overlooking larSe estate: ten ro0ans.
i've eStas ard ScSping p0Ece, for q pS-sco
& SIX months eeginning Nay l. PAens
RENT HoUSES-UNTURNISHED.
90 NJ ST. NW-S ROOMS AND BATH
h.sw,ass gas, e3ee-, brick gsraSe snd yares
Mt, PLEASANT y RLOCK l6tA1--MorS
eFts rVenis, baths; re<tecorated se&taess
Ter rs1oEaerS or tea rONNa C0L 9AlS.
FURNISHED, to reSpousihls family og &1a1sSs
sseenang nargh, inst hot water.
tSlS s4th,, CON T SE-, RANnl.E HIGH.
porches sas, essc.. hjsh, cSol ieesslea: Pa
ave. bus ~ eorper; $50 is,spey9 t0aay.
s9Os .Sr, NM :SOoN BRICK HoCSE.
Kent rysti!SNds Gall Franklin sol -
ssasSssT ffRiSss fi : NS,Ss sYR S,, Ns, RSs sS slSs 8
SD AN 5 SIS NE---CoRNER. ? SOONS.
CkRRoIIs BIS q a. a'w VI fnSsn & N N. ,oaSa .
iT?SS MASS. AVE-. N.w---.lt 4 q 8 -RATHS,
HKSsx ScAA eElErS $50 lssS Il Narssss' I sSssi r.
Sol LogEn, loS ST Nw,--1 SSsONs 4
ts0meSs NsS "'' ''V' NA*S Aa'A - ~"
1871 SAEpSERn ST. N,w,---S KCSSNS I'M
bath. scrvessea breakfast porra, glass sa.
ss arrsaSssl tAr lam,hSs, Wv Sses
eei,sssa e desared, noRRei@ 3 Plant, ISS.,
Is nSaSS NSnS nSssSSsa SsS Name a"'i = saSsss NS
ayAtssEtl,se, 80 80 e'onsA. Main S&s ENs.
81 TOnn pI- MA ROOMS R1vH.
a,aatN. NsrSe SGste towSNss'A A'''sN,
u 18th ST. N,S-;t RMS ANp lsAra, $50
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tSSS tl,e s aM~-le r. = tnaA
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~ x So Nw--s SooNs ANps,an,
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1911 EAsSltl 81 aw,-~~S rNeaAs alsd a. a.
,efs !. y =, HsS@Sia s.SSi . rooaas Sa,A, ss'sS
sAee, faraaSe rt,.,,, sAt......s, !, lee,No
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SAsA ID eAssmses Slass,laSlGss1.
W, ss,,' /, s,,s. ai,'s s ,a,ss s's''
FAN CCloREn.
Naa \ Y ave AM reeaA bath, IA
tgohe heat sac 0<
ISls lsta i ANY, rooms aaa wases
lesA asad al a,w~~sN FeeuaS Aaa water.
Ssttl taA
tSla = y ssN reeaas aud water, sses
,,aa - sgs,ppsSS Y tiNKHs,. ,e,ea
Slll NestA eApissi Il. - soa
Al0S 1egMtkQR ~. n.W,...s... ,.s.. 1ln. 90
WMs II NORNaYE.n
$40 n 50 Nv
leeatlaasd eA Nsxa PAneA
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sALE--AuToMOBrLES.
(Contlnued,l
REMOVAL SALE
OF USED CARS.
A Few Of MANY Bargains.

Stude. Com, Vic. Regal. 81, ,4o5
Nash Advanced Sedan. 4o5
Oakland Landau ........ S45|
Oldsmobiie Coupe (late). sos
Hudson Super 6 Sedan. :. SIS
Cleveland Sedan (latel... 46S
Locomobile S-4S Sedan. :. 1,045I
Willys-Knight Cpe, Sdn.. sos
Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. sos
Dodge A Sedan ......... sos
Nash Adv, 6 Sedan, 80. GAS
REQ Touring .......... Isl
Studebaker President -. 1,4os
Studebaker Coupe ....... ESQ.,
Hudson Super 6 Brough. COS
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, Inc. |
l706 l4th St. NV.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.
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APARTMENTs-uNFuRNrsHED

ONLY ONE LEFT-$47.5O.
NEAR. 16th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Beautiful front apt. of 2 bright. rooms
kitchen. tile bath, enameied range ice box.
1872 SUMMIT pL. NV. % BLOCKS
NORTH or COLUMBIA AND ONTARIO
Evening star., 1928-04-11

THE BLAIR APARTMENTS.
1921 NJ ST. NV
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
rooms kitchen and bath, t..ttttt SO 90
: '''"'' - 'iiNsPGcTf ANY ftME. - W '"
n. r. HuWENSTEIN Co, -
THE TRAYMORE,
i7iT ITth ~, n.w.~~We have . few At
tTaetlve and newly decorated apartments nf
one large room, dining aleove, reception hall
kltghen and bath, new sac fanEaes PficNb,
AbT,hn tO &&g,AU Nee resident manager
AT az Talephona North hNTp
TMK FOAT .NTEVENs APANTMENTa.
1000 Rittanhaueh ~ NV,
tuat North Of Nativity Catholic church ana
hriEhiwand Rank 8 H. q,
F0ams, Kitchen and bath .tt.*s. 3Ah so
Cats nAsa tho du0F,
Omen for inaneeti0n,
H. IT. H0WENsTEiN 90.
UNUSUAL LOW RENT.
Beautiful front apt Y lsFsa. feams, rec
papoTnd and painteb thfanghaut tnaaF JAlh
- FiRhNTs sag 30 10 she 40,
sARta IapsprA Iopsfp rspA lseNlaaa ~, satn 4 n IN
ahAl tlth ~, NV. Near MonfaAs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LIDY 10 SHARE .APAHTNERT WITfi
anolhhfr ydnlsys ysoaag Ittg s99d PSrk ~ nee
m b sT NE.-~H CLEAg Rooms, RTTcfis
efttLe. porch, selnl bath,
Reasonable,
light H0fs sEKEEPtAu gLAHGE. TIGHT
3Hds fi9uf fnuHI@. sui. 2@J 4 IL. as,. near
Congressional library
lGs & sT h u .~-GALL EVENINGS LOVELY
ln9..oo1i, alaoge, front. hk. apt, .ennl'
5g4 9th ST. NV "a ROOMS, EfTrHFn
bah 20 seee1Dd ho0e. All private, h,.Y.h,
sss;gshaYbdl ss f,sr ,is' ,.y
large lHeloasd poflhl ! bl9ek ffVAl sAIa IL
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MARMON MOTORS, INC,
1888 l4th St. NV.


MARMON MOIORS, INC,
1888 14th St, NV.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1927 Auburn "S-77" Sedan.
1926 Buick Master E Sedan.
1924 Cadillac "63" Coupe.
1927 Chrvsler 80" Roadster.
1926 Chrysler 30" Roadster.
1926 Chrysler go" Coach.
1927 Essex Coach.
1926 Hupmobile Sedan.
1927 Kissel Brougham.
1925 Lincoln Sedan.
1927 Marmon s Sedan.
1927 Marmon s Speedster.
1927 Marmon 8 Roadster.
1927 Marmon rs" Sedan.
1926 Peerless "72" Roadster.
1926 Marmon IA" Roadster.
1926 Peerless Sedan.
1926 Studebaker Roadster.
1927 Stutz s Coupe.
All Cars Guaranteed.
Easy Terms and Your Car in
Trade.
1888 14th St. NV.
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WANTED~~IteDOMs.

YOUNG MAN desires room ln prlgAts fam
~ Protestant. garage. ia section l4th anf
Decatur ats slate terms Address Bos
B17.H star 0ftes
WAgTED.-- Room d CHEVY, Chase. N, Gen
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: Msa 2ioo oes 18th St. NV,
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THE COLUMBIA.

IAUI-b EIHARD ST, NV.
These apartments arc in flrst-class condt-
tion and contain 8 large rooms and bath
elevator service. Rent. $75 and $50 per
IN
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SALE-APARTNrENTs

A THREE-ST0RY. RENODELED APART.
ment in the best northwest section OF Mon
roe 81. consisting OF 3 aparsr1ents Owner
leaving town. has reduced price to sI4.O0a
PERCY 81. RUSSELL COMPANY.
Realtors
Exclusive Agents.
go 18th So NV
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.

NENdII, NNIIIUIISti q dlUA - I wv
AND OTHERS.
EASY TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
II. B. LEARY. JR., & BROS,
1921 l4th St.
North 6S26.
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SALE--AuT0MoBrLEs.
CLEARANCE SALE.

r. McREYNOLDS & SON,
l42S-l42S-l427 L. St. NV.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.
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USED CAR DEPT,
1887 l4th. II 49,.
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IN
COOPERATIVE
APARTMENTS
CALL
NJ. & r. B. WARREN,
Adams 900.
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

kkNI HUUSES-kUkNISE
FURNISHED SRO(9N
house uRtil November /. Terms rsasonahaS.
Phone North 6lS9. S0la CameriSge pl n.W
BEAUTIFUL. COMPLETELY rCRSISHED
home, overlooking larZe estate: ten ro0anx.
tive estas ard sleeping p0Ece for pezsed
et six months eeEInning May !. pAons
Cleveland S&S.
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sALE--CO-OPERATIvE APIS

COOPERATIVE APT. CONTAINS RECEp-
one, md floor: Art, COS. SOe6 Porter 81
70 he sacrificed. No cash payment: eaEy
.erms- DecatIr 1910 Open
IE INTEP PECTEn
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wANTED-APAkTMENTs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT-FATS.

BROOKLAND--G ROOMS AND BATH FTR-
!34l Newton st ne. North 3T0s.
Evening star., 1928-04-11

High Elevation Near Schools and Parks
Apartments OF = and rooms and bath
Reasonable Rentals,
10ia o SIT NV.
Ant. 3~~3 rooms and hath,
$50 on
Ant. 1@~~1 rooms and bath.
%aT so,
Apt 1-~~3 rooms aud bath,
$50 90,
8D3b GEORGIA AVE, NV.
Apt, II rooms and bath.
&3b 90,
a1B GRANT pL. NV.
Apt Id rooms and bath.
&d5,00
Tth AND SITS NV.
THE HOME
Apt. 0l-~b rooms and bath
xBT 80.
1907 N. Y, AVE. NV
Ant. 81 funma aud bath.
$4,000.
$50 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
3 rooms nnd hath.
SAH 10.
AMERICAN SECURITY 4 TRUST co,
Real Esiatn Dent.
18th and Pa Ave, wv 1stht
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
Wills TENNIS
ROW LOOMING
Say She Played Else
where After Sore
loot Excuse

Los ANGELES. Oct. s.@P-Offi-
cials OF the Los Angeles Tennis club
last night made public a statement
that at the time Miss Helen Wills,
women's tennis champion, declined
to appear in matches here on the
plea she was suffering blistered feet,
she played on the courts in Berkeley.
Although Miss Wills could not Re
reached at her Berkeley home last
night. the statement was promptly
denied BY her relatives. Tennis CLUB
officials here said they would take
no action and that they had released
the statement only 70 show they had
acted in good faith in advertising
her appearance as a feature Of the
Pacific southwest tournament, which
closed yesterday.
First entered as n contestant in
the tournament, Miss Wills later cut
her program TO exhibition matches.
Last Friday morning she telegraph
ed that her feet were "too sore 10
play" That evening she gave the
same reason in regrets telegraphed
in reply 70 the plea of DR.. Sumner
Hardy, president Of the California
Tennis association, that she appear
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08

AS the Yanks and Cardinals clash
in the 1928 world series Babe Ruth
sets a new record-he is the only ball
player TO play in nine Of the fall
classics.
The Babe has pitched world series
games and won them, has served as
outfielder, has starred and has flop
ped in different series. He's done
Just about everything q ball player
can do in the blue ribbon event.
Babes great series career began in
1915 when he came TO bat once as
a pinch hitter and failed to hit. That
was with the Boston Red Sox, the
club hat brought the Babe to the
majors from Baltimore.
Ruth was a full Pledged pitcher in
the 1916 series and in the 1918 elias
sic-also with the Red Sox. The first
New York-New York series in 1921
found him a Yankee and a permanent
outfielder. Since then he has played
as a Yank in the series Of 1922, 1923,
1926, 1927 and 1928.
The Babe has had a great session
with the bat during the world series
he participated in though he went
hitless in his first two series.
In 1913 Ruth batted 200 in the
fall classic, in 1921 his mark was
1913. He slumped 10 lis in 1922
bounded as high as 1868 in 1923. down
to 800 in 926, up TO 400 in 1927.
Ruth has played in 33 world Sc
ries games; he has come TO bat 9S
times. scored % runs off q hits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
&PORTS FORUM :
~ By Bishop Clements /.

Back Of the great Southern Meth
odist University football team, is
the crafty mentor, Ray Morrison.
Coach Morrison, when he attended
Vanderbilt university, ten years or
more ago, was one Of the best players
ever turned out by that institution.
He was regarded as the best quarter
back in the country. He has been
at the helm of S. NJ. L.. football
teams for seven years. He has built
that department from a mediocre
outfit to one Of national recognition.
Every football club OF recognition
has at its head, a successful coach.
And when passing out praise to the
different clubs, don't forget that il
is the man who j. directing the des-
TIMES Of said club that is response
Bile.
We have heard 10 remarked many
times, in and out Of season, that the
New York American league baseball
club could win without its mite"
manager. Miller Higgins. But gen
tlemen, Higgins has one of the hard
est managerial jobs in baseball. And
IL IS not because Of lack Of talent.
for he has excellent material, and Is
backed by his bosses, but il so hap
pens that the Yankees are composed
of temperamental stars-drawing sal
aries, as q whole, far in excess Of the
average American league player. How
Higgins has handled this prima-don
ma outfit, and the success he has had
will mark him as ore OF the most
capable managers that ever bossed
the playing end Of a ball club.
In Sunday mornings Sports Forum.
was the following paragraph:
In inter-league series, baseball
law forbids a division Of the gate
receipts. etc"
Through a typographical error
"inter-leaEue' was inserted instead
Of "intra-league" as il should have
been.
lnter-league series gate receipts of
baseball games are divided on a per
centage basis, whereas intra-leaEue
series are not. the players drawing
their regular contract salaries.
30 McMillan's Kansas Avries beat
Oklahoma Aggies 10 TO s. Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08

Billy Southworth, the same lad
who starred with the Cardinals in
the 1926 world series, now finds him
self the hero of Rochester Of the In
ternational league.
Under Billy's leadership the Roch-
ester club won the pennant in the
toughest campaign the international
has ever known.
Until a couple Of weeks before the
finish the race was the closest il
organized baseball. Rochester, Buff
falo, Reading. Toronto and Montreal
had each a chance TO cop the pennant.
But il remained for Southworth,
completing his first season as a
manager, to win the pennant.
SoUthworth saw service with the
Indians, Pirates. Braves and Giants
before being traded 70 the Cards in
1926. Somehow he couldn't get going
for st. Louis last year and Branch
Hickey gave him the JOB Of manag-
ing the Cardinals club at Rochester.
During the pennant fight South
worth had to battle against tremen-
dous odds. At one time in the sea
son 10 Of his men were on the hos
pital list. Southworth himself was
incapacitated, but kept his men driv-
ing until they took the flag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
Aggies Facing 3
Trying Contests
Especial 70 The Herald,

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Oct. 3.
Three hard games in a row on the
next three consecutive SATURDAYS.
compose the Texas Aggie gridiron
schedule for the remainder OF Octo-
per-. The Centenary Gentlemen from
Louisiana will invade Aggieland next
Saturday for what is expected TO be
n Of the most difficult Of non
conference games. Last year the
Gents were undefeated and turned IN
victories over several OF the strongest
teams in the South. The T. C.. L.
Horned Frogs will come to College
station for the Aggies' next game
and the treatment the Frogs have Az
corded the Aggies in recent wears
promises 70 make this game Of more
than usual interest. The Aggies have
failed 70 register a victory over the
A. 9. u. eleven in the past three
years although they have won two
conference titles in that time. Then
Will come the Aggies' journey 10 Fay-
~etteville, Ark, where they will meet
the University Of Arkansas Razor-
backs. Last year the AEries were
victorious over the Porkers on Kvla
Field and the Arkansas eleven will
be primed for revenge.
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White supremacy
League Requests
Boilers Be Fired

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Oct. s.-tPE
A statement prepared here last night
by the White Supremacy league,
claiming a membership Of 1900 wom-
en- in Alabama. calls upon state,
county and city officials to dismiss
employees who have bolted the demo
cratic party.
Officials Of the state and county
government. the statement declares.
are responsible to the democratic
party for thir offices. and should dis
miss all employees who are not sup
porting the party's choices "from
constable TO president"
Moreover, the statement urges the
democratic state committee 20 Dust
candidats who fail to support the en-
tire ticket and 10 name loyal demo
Gratis in their places.
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CRACK TEAMS
TAKEN ABACK
Navy and Notre Dame
Defeated; Cadets
Barely Win
BY HERBERT w. BARKER
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Pl-A few
weeks ago, Coach Bill Ingram said
the Midshipmen henceforth would be
an eternal obstacle in the path Of as
pirants to national championship
honors.
The football season Is two weeks
old and Bill still is waiting for his
first victory. First, little Davis and
Elkins came along and sank the Mid
shipmen In several fathoms Of water.
The Boston college added a couple Of
fathoms to the dose, winning 6 to o
last Saturday.
These two defeats. coupled with
the ~trouncing Notre Dame took from
Wisconsin, have taken most OF the
edge off the battle Of Midshipmen
and Notre Dame at Soldier Field,
Chicago, next Saturday. A nation
al championship scarcely is likely 10
hinge upon the outcome.
Still finding their breathing some
what difficult, Army's cadets plan
more or less Of a holiday when they
again take the field. Providence is
the next foe and the Cadets are
hoping TO find the going compara-
lively easy. Another h~air-raising
battle like the one they were forced
70 go through to down Southern
Methodist, II to Is, would reduce
"Biff' Jones' boys to nervous
wrecks.
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z@HzH The HERALD SPORTS SECTION EM#4z
SANTA ROSA
IS IMPROVED
Third Eleven Making
Strong Showing in
Its Class

Santa Rosa's football team has been
named the "Plowboys." This season
makes the third in which Santa Rosa
has put out a football team.
The first team was organized with
is boys out for practice. There
was only n boy that had ever had
on a football suit. Many Of the boys
had never see a game Of football
played. The first season three games
were played. two with Rio Ho1da and
one with Raymondville. This begin
ming created interest and the next
year nine games were scheduled and
Is boys came out for practice because
there were no more large enough TO
play. This year was terminated by a
successful season.
At the beginning Of this season Is
boys appeared for practice and the
coach has been busy whipping them
in shape. On September Is, Santa
Rosa played Brownsville high boys
and were defeated, 80 to 0, but Coach
Burwell feels that with Carter and
Head on eligibility list this score
would be much different. Both of
the above named boys were ineligible
until n few days ago. Also Dixon.
a guard from last years team is out
and makes the prospects for a team
much brighter.
Coach Burwell halls from Mis-
sissippi A. & VI. college where he
played guard on the Aggie eleven.
He has been coaching az Santa Rosa
for four years and has won two
county championships in basket ball
and has played ana is playing high
class football with a light team.
Friday the Santa Rosa Plowboys
won over the Rio Hondo team in a
hard fought game, Z TO O. Rio Hondo
was the heavier of the two teams.
Santa Rosa's touchdown was made
in the last few minutes Of play, after
Nolan, center, blocked a kick and
Cox, tackle, picked up the ball and
ran for the touchdown.
Rio Hondo comes to Santa Rosa
for a return game on Nov. 6.
Santa Rosa's lineup for Fridays
game was as follows: Mike Scott.
captain. left end; Forbin Davis,
ri yht emo; Basal Davis. left tackle;
Charlie Cox, right tackle; FLOYD
O'Neal, left guard; Charlie Sanfilip-
20. right guard; Willis Nolan. cen
ter; Ray Carter. fuIIback; Jay Car
ter. quarterback; Cannon Head.
~hGlfback; Claud Friend, halfback.