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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-27
2THCAYALRY
Continued from mage one)

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post adiutant, announced Wednesday.
Turning from the Field Day. the
horse show. in which some of the
finest and fairest riders Of this sec
tion or the country and Mexico viii
participate. will get under way at
s a. m. Friday.
Possibly the feature of this event
il that some Of B~rownsville's fair
ct daughters will ride in the show.
These riders will be Misses Sallye
Russell. Gay Moore, Elizabeth Crea-
ger. Margaret West and Laura Tan
sill. Mrs. Vernon Nj. Shell, wife of
the post adjutant, and Mrs. w. 4.
Withers OF San Antonio, wife Of a
cavalry officer now on duty at
Broks Field. will also ride in the
LADIES' division.
The international aspect has also
entered the horse show with the en-
try of officers from the Matamoros
garrison. These officers who will
participate in there events are Maj.
Herrera Bravo, Captain Cara, Cap
tain Cortes. Lieutenant Zapes and
Lieutenant Barraso.
Entry Of teams from the Mexican
garrison were arranged by Col.
Charles McR. Ely, commandant Of
Fort Brown. and Gen. Jesus Garcia,
commanding officer of the nth Mex
lean Cavalry.
Not only are the Field Day and
Horse Show booked on the weeks
card at Fort Brown. The first polo
game Of a three-game series Ietween
officers at Fort Brown and officers
at the Mexican garrison at Mata-
morris was under way Wednesday
attention. The second and third
games will be played Friday and
Sunday. respectively.
Following j. the horse show line
up:
Glass I. s a. m.-Best turned out
troopers mount. To be ridden by
regularly assigned rider; Mcclellan
saddle and issue bride. To be
judged on condition Of horse Ito in
clude shoeing and groming), 60 per
cent; condition and adjustment Of
equipment, 40 per cent. Limit two
per troup. First prize %.
Exhibitors: Private First Class
Key, Private Robidoux. Sergeant Rem
nick, Private Ryan. Private Schultz,
Private Bond, Private Crabtree, Pri-
waite Fortune.
Glass 2, Sis a.. m.-Officers charg-
ers. Open to horses owned by the
government or an officer, and rid
den BY an officer in uniform. To
demonstrate the following; Turns on
fore-hand and launches; gallops. de-
parts on 4 straight line; gallops,
false on figure eight; backing, on two
tracks to right and left; two jumps
three feet, six inches. Limit two
per officer. First prize silver cup.
Exhibitors: Lieut.. Palmer, Capt.
Seaman, Capt. Maxwell, Lieut. Ed
munds, Capt. Shell, Lieut.. Blanchard,
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CHAMP
BEHIND DOORS
Writers Speculate AS
To Reaso-4 for Sc
c~retivencss

Reports from Spectator have it
that Gene Tunney has not only re-
sorted to secret training several
times to date, but plans TO continue
these private workouts much Of the
time while tuning up for his match
with Heeney.
The battle occurs five days after
the anniversary OF the first battle
Of Bull Run. which may or may not
have any tangible significance re-
garding the exact status of these re-
ports.
In drawing the curtains about the
ring at times Tunney j. not only
departing from his usual custom, but
is joining the ranks Of the usual
which is unusual for the Shakes
pearian Gene.
Tunney trained in the open during
his contender days, for his title fight
with Dempsey and his second meet
ing with the d%ethroned king. There
was no mystery thrown around his
condition az any Of these training
camps.
Why the need Of creating such an
atmosphere now?
mas MS AuAAt4rGA Weight aM1 AAt
years layoff checked his speed, tim
ing and punching to the point where
he is worried about it2
Is it merely q press agent
to draw his training camp activities
out of the routine?
Is il a lot Of hokum to create the
impression that he is really worried
over the outcome Of his meeting
with the Englishman and TO thereby
increase interest in a fight that isn't
arousing the expected amount Of
hysteria?
Most likely the latter.
One interesting angle of the mat
ter. however, is brought up by one
who was close To Tunney the day
he assembled the throne and still re-
mains among his admirers. That is
that Tunney at the time of signing
for his second battle with Dempsey,
bemoaned the fact that other inter-
ests prevented him from devoting
more than eight weeks to training
for the bout. Now. however, he
elects to spend a bit less than six
weeks in preparing for Heeney. This
despite the fact that the champion
is older and heavier, and with a
years inactivity Il be overcome.
Does Tunney belittle Heeney's
ability? Is the champion falling into
the groove that has tripped other
championships hatred Of the train
ing grind?
Tunney has done many odd things
since hopping into the fistic lime
light, but his most recent moves have
ON the face of things-been the
most mysterious OF any.
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TEXAS

= RNHWItH
Wichita Falls 2; Houston o.
Shreveport Z; San Antonio s.
Other games postponed; rain.
Wednesdays Schedule
Wichita Falls at Houston.
Fort Worth at Beaumont.
Dallas at Waco.
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SENATORS ARE
IN LIMELICHT
Dodgers Take z From
Braves; Washington
Wins From AS On
Homers BY Barnes
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

The daily shift Of baseball fortunes
finds the Washington Senators and
the Brooklyn Robins holding that part
Of the spotlight not devoted to the
pace-setting clubs. the st. Louis
Cardinals and the New York Yankees.
Stanley Harris started off the sea-
son with a Washington lineup that
consisted mostly OF question marks.
Before Bucky could get the boys
working together the Senators had
tumbled into the cellar and apparent
~ were more or less satisfied 70 stay
there. A few weeks ago the pitchers
decided they might as we'll pitch and
the batters arrived at the conclusion
that II might be fun 70 hit once N a
while. Washington began to win
with a frequency that was good 10
the hearts Of the experts who picked
Washington to fight it out with the
Yankees. Bucky and his crew now
are in fourth place, three and a half
games back of the ST. Louis Browns.
Wilbert Robinson's troubles at
Brooklyn have been q bit different.
The Dodgers burnt up the league dur
ing the first few weeks. Then a
couple Of Wilbert's pitchers went on
sick leave and the Robins began to
tumble It's long been a truIsm in
baseball that when Robby's pitchers
tail Brooklyn soon renews its rather
intimate mountaineering with the
second division. But the high-pow-
cred Dodger staff is operating on all
six again and Robby's famous smile
again is on display.
Robby almost laughed out loud
Tuesday when the Dodgers beat the
Braves twice at Boston and hurdled
from fifth place to third, leaping
over the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati
Reds en- route. Bill Clark had no
trouble stopping the Braves in the
first game, > TO ]. Jake Flowers
single in the ninth scored the tying
and winning runs in the Robins 6 to
5 victory in the nightcap.
The New York Giants consolidated
their position in second place with
their third straight verdict over the
pills, z to 6. :
The Cubs finished all square in a
twin bill at Chicago with the Cor
sairs Of Pittsburgh. Burleigh Grimes
put the Pirates one up with a four
hit shut out in the first contest, /
to o. Miljus. Burwell and Dawson.
however, could not make it two in a
row, the Pirates bowling, z to 3, in the
nightcap.
Barnes, Senator'S outfielder. drove
out two home runs that accounted for
all Of Washington's runs in a 4 to !
victory over the faltering Phila-
delphia Athletics, who dropped more
ground to the transforming Yankees
in the American league race.
Larry Bettencourt crashed out a
homerun with the bases filled and the
Browns evented the series with the
Cleveland Indians, 6 TO 3.
Harry Heilmann, American league
batting champion Of 1927, was
benched as the Detroit lineup suf-
fered a drastic. shakeup but the
Tigers dropped another game TO the
Chicago Whitesox. 5 to ., Grady Adj
kins giving up only three safe hits.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Tuesdays Results
Washington 4; Philadelphia /.
Chicago 8; Detroit ..
st. Louis s; Cleveland 3.
Wednesdays Schedule
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston
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SPORTS, SPUDS
WIN IN TEXAS
ON the Associated Press

Indictment weather visited several
Texas league baseball parks Tuesday.
forcing postponement Of the Dallas
Waco and Fort Worth-Beaumont tits
and curtailment to seven innings of
the Wichita lls-Houston game.
The Spudders defeated the Bluffs.
2 to 0. and broke the l~atter's win
ming streak. Wichita Falls looked
every bit the strong club that swept
10 victory last year and very much
unlike the team that has f~loundered
in third and fourth places in the per-
centage column much of this season.
Both Kiefer Of Wichita Falls and
Littlejohn Of Houston pitched GOOD
ball with the latter allowing fewer
hits and the former recording better
work in the pinches.
Shreveport defeated San Antonio.
z to 6. largely as a result Of Riviere's
wildness in the first inning which led
to three runs. They battled valiantly
thereafter but were unable to over
come the Sports early lead.
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Tickets on Sale

At the following Valley business places:
Mckay's Pharmacy, I'll Jardin Hotel, Brownsville,
Phone $50
Palace Drug Store, San Benito, Phones ~ and 4O6
Heads Confectionery, Harrington, Phones 433
and 569
Manhattan Cafe, Mercedes. Phone ia
Waite & Jeffries Drug Store, WesIaco, Phone 2
Donna Drug Store, Donna, Phone IT
Ely's Drug Store, Pharr, Phone 9502
Valley Cleaners, McAllen, Phone 95
Edinburg Drug Store, E~dinburg, Phone 20
Waite & Jeffries Drug Store, Mission, Phone 1S1
The Turf Cafe, Louis Place, Matamoros, Mexico
Waite Bros. Drugs, San Juan, Phone "a
Champion Bros, Point Isabel, Phone A
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lhiladelnhia "a Nav York.
BOILED TO DEATH IN TAR

CANNES, France. 49, Eight-ycar-old
Adrienne Fourchelle slipped into q
vat of tar and was boiled to d4ath.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


y
Pittsburgh Is; Chicago OF.
Brooklyn Sc; Boston 1-5.
New York z; Philadelphia s..
Wednesdays Schedule
nL.f-I-f-L. - ~. VI
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GOdfrey-Risko
Battle Tonight

NEW YORK, June 27.-CP-
George Godfrey and Johnny Risko
will try to put on their m~uch-post-
poned ten-round battle at Ebbets
Field tonight.
They were to provide the enter
tainment at Ebbets Field last We'd
nesday but rain interfered. The
bout was reset for Saturday night,
but was washed out again.
During the postponements the
odds have shifted from 7 to 5 on
Godfrey until il appears the men
will enter the ring at about even
money.
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Music, Enjoyment and Entertainment
LISTEN FOLKS

On account of the keen interest in this great fight,
you had better get your tickets now and be assured
of a seat.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-11-29
West of Kerrick

Miss Esther Anderson is visiting
at the home of her parents.
S. A. Halverson was up from Rock
ford several days the past week.
Mrs. G. E. Carroll was very pleas
antly surprised recently when her
old time friend, Mrs. Lang and son
Grin, from Minneapolis, drove in un-
announced for several days visit
1t was Is years since her last visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson are
entertaining daughter and family
from the southern part of the safe.
Mrs. Kobus is back from several
days visit at Webster, S. d.
G. D. Strong was a caller near Fin
layson Friday.
The candy social given by Miss
Mae Miller at Oak Grove school Sat-
urday evening was we'll attended and
$24 was raised, which will be used
to get some library books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Armstrong were
Moose Lake callers Thursday.
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STURGEON LAKE

Chas. Ostenberg and family from
Duluth, visited at the Chas. Olson
nome Sunday.
One group of hunters from here
who camped in eastern Pine county
scored one thousand per cent in their
hunting. There were eleven men in
the party and they shot eleven deer
Those composing the party were:
John and Walter Cunningham, VIM.
and Anton McClevis, Earl Olson, John
and Joe Coke, Frank Thomas, Frank
King. Father Meyer and Joe Selenski
Joe Romanoski, Sturgeon Lake
boy. who enlisted in the navy nearly
two years ago, is sailor on the
United States battleship Maryland"
The U. S. S. Maryland is at present
taking the President-elect Hoover on
the good will tour to South America.
The township board advised the
publication of a notice to the effect
that hog cholera is prevalent in this
community. Hog cholera is con-
tagious disease and dogs are usually
the carriers of the germs. 1t is ad-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-11-29
DUOUETTE

Mrs. Jane Davis and son, Ted, and
George Washer left for Minneapolis
Thursday, where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Davis has rented
her place to Leslie Reihm, who has
already taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mitchell motored
to Duluth Thursday on a business
trip, returning in the evening.
Buttermaker Bearling and John
Edin made trip to Duluth Thursday.
The Church Ladies' Aid will serve
chicken supper at the Community
hall Friday evening, Dec. 7th. Supper
will be served from p. m.
Miss Abbie Jacobson, who has been
teaching the primary grades in our
school, left the school and the place
Friday evening without saying as
much as good-by. She received her
check Friday but did not notify the
school board that she was leaving.
1t is reported that she is married.
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Thomson, and Hulda Johnson, Leonard
and Clifford Thomson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ova were dinner guests at the
Norris Ruud home in McGrath Sun
day.
DR.. P. T. Dempsey from Sandstone,
was testing cattle in this neighbor-
hood Monday.
Alfred Johnson is driving a new
Whippet car which he purchased from
the Willow River garage. He traded
his Overland in on the deal.
Friday, Mrs. E. Hendrickson. Julia,
and Walter visited at the John Hend-
ricksOn home.
Many from Arthyde attended the
home-talent play given in Willow
River Saturday evening.
The Misses Gladys Ellison and Mabel
Paulson are spending short vacations
at their homes. They are both en-
ployed in Minneapolis.
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Oak Lake NeighbOrhOOd

Mr.. and Mrs John Ahlm and daugh.
ter visited at Aug. LarsOn's Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Swenson is visiting rela,
tives in Little Falls.
Mrs. Elmer Lofgren and children
spent part of last week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Johnson.
Agnes and Harry Anderson and AL
fred Swenson of Duluth, spent Sun
day with their folks here.
The Alfred Anderson family has
had a severe attack of the grip
Albert Benson called at Alfred An
derson's Sunday evening.
The Luther League meets at John
NJ Anderson's Friday evening. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Anderson and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
Alfred Anderson's.
Mrs. Aug. Larson visited Mrs. Ellen
Anderson Monday.
Ed Koecher was a caller at Victor
Swenson's last Thursday.
Several from here attended the pro-
gram and candy social at the Oak
Grove school Saturday evening.
Ross and Ray Barnett returned to
their home at Highmore, S. D.,
Wednesday, after visiting with their
brother Roy and family for two weeks.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-11-29

vised that those owning dogs can as
sist in checking this disease by tying
up their dogs.
Skating is a favorite sport among
the younger set now. The small lakes
sroze over CLASSY smooth last week
making skating conditions ideal.
Mary Katczmark, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Katczmark,
residing six miles east Of town, was
Joined in matrimony to Willie Jurek,
Tuesday of last week. The ceremony
was performed at the st. Isadors
Catholic church by Father Meyer.
A reception was rendered at the home
of the brides parents during the af-
ternoon and evening. The newlyweds
are making their home for the pres
ent with the grooms parents.
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HARLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson and children
moved to Duluth, where Mr.. Jacobson
is employed.
Mrs. Ed Johnson visited with Mrs.
Geo. Sorensen Wednesday.
Paul Hansen returned to his home
Tuesday, after being employed on the
boats for few weeks.
Miss Jean Meyers was a supper
guest at the Tresters Wednesday eve
hing.
Paul Hansen, Maurice and Calvin
Trester, were callers at Kerrick Fri
day.
Mrs. Geo. Lund spent Monday after.
noon with Mrs. Ed Johnson.
Mrs. Geo. Sorensen and children,
Jean Meyers, Lorna and Lorraine
Trester. visited with Mrs. Paul Han
sen Saturday.
The Lund family motored to SUI
perior Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hansen and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon with
Tresters.
The Trester boys motored to Su-
periOr Monday and visited with their
sister. Mrs. Brown, and brother,
Roger.
VIM. Barber called at the Geo. So
rensen home Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Lund was a caller at the
AL SOrensen home Wednesday.
Mrs. Berk of Duluth, visited with
her sister, Mrs. Melancon, Sunday
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-11-29
ARTHYDE

Tuesday evening a miscellaneous
shower was given at the N. E. Fenster-
maker home, in honor of their daugh-
ter, Mary, a bride of the near future.
She was the recipient of many useful
and beautiful gifts.
The Inman family from Willow
River, were visitors at H. S. Woods
Sunday.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Novotny
and son, Robert, visited at the A.
Raines home.
Walter Nielsen from Eau Claire,
Wis, has been calling on old friends
in this neighborhood the last few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HendricksOn and
son, Lyle, visited at D. M. Olson's
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. A. Thomson the Misses Fern
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(TO0 Late for Last Week.)

Mrs. Groves brother is visiting at
the Theo. Grove home. He just COM
pleted an electric light plant,
The Misses Elizabeth and Nellie
Benson and Beatrice and Arvella
Swan came home Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Arthur and Curtis Sanford and
Blame O'Malley from near Hinckley,
called at the Thos. Ryan home Sun
day afternoon.
Pat Sullivan and son. George, Of
Lakeville, Mimi, spent the weekend
in Ogema.
The dance given in the hall Satur-
day night, with music by Gus Sere-
naders, was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ryan called at the
Luther Alderman home Monday eve
ming.
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OGEMA

The dance in Ogema Saturday was
well attended. The Nelson Twins fur
nished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ryan and daugh-
ter, Stacia, went to Minneapolis Sun
day, and returned Monday evening.
Miss Lorna Walters of Hinckley,
spent the weekend with Miss Selma
Miller.
Christmas tree men from Mime
apolis, were in Ogema looking for
trees recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Alderman will
leave for Mapleton Friday to celebrate
his parents golden wedding, Dec. l..
Bud Ryan got his neck hurt quite
badly at school Wednesday of last
week. He is on the gain now.
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DUXBURY

A miscellaneous shower was held
in the hall last Thursday night for
Mr.. and Mrs. White.
Mrs. r. ]. Shute, Arnold and Claire
were Sandstone visitors last Thursday.
Norman Matson and VIM. Ludwig
were Minneapolis visitors Monday.
R. ]. Shute and Lillian Andersen
were Askov visitors Monday.
F. Kally is doing some carpenter
work for Lillian Andersen.
Mr. Onstad and sons. and Harold
Andersen left last week for the Black
Hills, S. D., where they will be en-
ployed for an indefinite time.
The w. ]. Shute family have all
been sick with the flu, the past week.
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(FrOm Another Correspondent

Mrs. Valentine Kobus, Benny Cock
Owski and son, Johnny, drove down
to South Dakota and visited relatives
and friends.
Miss Magdaline Zion, who has been
visiting her sister at Flint, Mich, re-
turned home after a two weeks visit.
Leo Grapski drove down from
NOrthome and visited his parents re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Lubina and Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Vekich drove down
from Duluth and visited at the J.
Zion and Odebraski homes.
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CLOVERTON

Axel Sjodin and Harry Enos mo-
tored to Duluth Monday with farm
products.
Mrs. Gerald Vaughn is visiting at
the F. F. Vaughn home
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Taylor entertain
ed Miss Grace Rutherford and friend
of Minneapolis. over Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. o. Halsted and Mrs.
Nelson motored to Duluth last Thurs
day.
A large number attended the G. W.
Traley sale Saturday.
w. T. CIementson motored to Du-
luth Saturday with 20 turkeys for the
Thanksgiving market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolberg of Forest
Lake, called on friends here Tuesday
Mrs. Tolberg was formerly Miss Mar
ion Flaten, teacher of grades, in the
Cloverton school.
G. j. Davis made a business trip
to Webster Monday.
The basketball boys were defeated
at kingsdale Sunday.