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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-09-19

Weed control demonstrat,..
meetings are still being hela ~
we trust that every farmer !, =. !
county wha has a serious De,a.. -
weed menace will take the st.a.
this season to eradicate i - 'sps
the cOnflagratiOn becomes 49,, -
control. as sOnd
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-09-19
Fall Poultry Management

1880
of the poultry flock is one which
seems to be rather poorly UNDER
stood by some of our poultrymen.
Probably most of the ,pullet flocks
have already gone into the laying
house. When the pullet flock is
first housed, special pains should
be taken to. see that the pullets are
kept busy, the house, oc course, at
first, should be thoroughly clean
ed and disinfected and clean litter
used and plenty of it used SO that
the birds will be kept busy. Green
feed should be provided in such a
form that the birds will have to
keep active in order to get the
green feed they wish. Unless the
birds are kept active after being
put into the house, troubles such
as cannabilism will break out and
the egg lay will drop off. If how
ever, the feed and management are
correct, the birds should increase
in lay right along.
One of the things that we find
neglected more commonly is the
failure to feed pulletts for egg
production when they have devel-
oped to the point where they have
come into egg production. Poultry
men, we believe, should give more
thought and attention to this prob
lem. Many poultrymen and espec-
tally the newer ones, realize that
pullets should not lay until they
have reached an age and weight
requirement, and the weight re-
quirement should be the one which
should determine when the pullet
is to lay rather than age. The
weight requirement for the lighter
breeds should be 3.3 Lbs and for the
heavier breeds, 4.5 lbs. When a
bird has developed to the point
that she has good comb, bright
red, that pullet is going to lay and
unless she is fed for egg produc-
ton at that time regardless of her
age or weight, she will not de-
velop into the hen she would If
given proper feeds. Of course, the
pullet that is undersize can be fed
a ration which will stimulate the
growth as well as produce eggs.
This bird should be given as much
grain as is consistent with egg pro-
duction, while the bird that has the
weight requirement for the class,
can be put right over onto the lay
ing ration and this can and should
be made when the bird goes into
the laying house. Birds which show
a shriveled condition Of the comb
are those which have come up to
lay and then have not been fed a
laying ration and consequently
have dropped off in lay. Poultry
men should check this problem
carefully.
AS soon as the pullet flock is
going into the house and going
onto the laying ration, it should be
culled. It is not necessary to ham
die every bird in the flock in order
to do this. Select those birds thar
by ordinary observation look like
culls, those having short, narrow
bodies, small comb for the breed,
long, flat or beefy heads and birds
that have small, flat, listless eyes.
These birds will usually be the in
active bords in the flock. Pick them
out by one method or another and
go over them carefully, measuring
up the depth, length and width
and study the head, neck, etc. to
see whether they are really culls |
and whether they may be birds OF
fected with lice or worms which |
upon treatment might become pro-
ductive birds in the flock. One
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-09-19
FACTS FOR FARMERS

timely interest to the farmers of this community selected
and prepared by Durdle extension agent for Benton
county cooperating with the u S. Dept Agriculture ana
the Washington State College.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
San Diego Boy Is
Junior Net Favorite

DELAFIELD. Wis, Aug. T.-4-
Hugh Macarthur CT San Diego. Cal,
recent winner OF the Michigan State
junior title, today was favorite at
the western boys and junior tennis
championships went into the quar-
terminals.
Macarthur commanded the great
est following among the gallery de-
spite the fact that he was forced
to put up the hardest fight OF any
OF the seeded players in his yester-
days match. He was forced to plav
three sets 10 defeat Frank Jones Of
Oconomowoc. Wis.
Other quarter finalists who were
expected TO give him a hard battle
for the crown were Charles Davis
Oklahoma City. Bill Jacobs. Bait
more, former national boys cham
pion. and Karl Amrath. Austin,
Texas. who also reache the nuar
tiers BY tue Of their victories yes
terday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Only 81 Qualify For
Junior Golf Tourney

CHICAGO. Aug. 7-CPD-A group
Of 80 youthful golfers-some college
stars, a few former caddieS and a
sprinkling of high school boys-sur-
vivors Of an army Of DAD who at
tempted TO qualify, today entered
the first round Of match play OF
the western junior championship
tournament at LAGRANGE Country
club.
The medalist. Fred Lyon. a tai!
University Of Texas sophomore. who
turned in a qualifying score Of u.
two over par, was paired with
Frank Glegel. Of Berwyn, Ill, who
scored a n TO get into the champ
ionship flight.
The Lyon-Flegel match promised
to be a real battle. but the feature
contest Of the first round was e1-
pected 10 develop between Dick
Mulin Of the Lagrange club. de-
Tending champion, and Charles
Becka. Of Chicago. who has been an
outstanding figure II caddy torna-
ments. Mullin shot q az. one stroke
better than necessary 10 qualify.
while Becka We hieh among the
selected, with q score Of ID
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Day Laborer Leads
Public Links Final

FOREST PARK. St. Lois. Aug. z.
-(P-A little Italian day laborer
from Brooklyn. Frank Fabrizio, Was
perched in the whip seat as the
final l6-hole drive for medalist
honors opened at the eighth ma
tional public links golf champion
ship at Forest Park today.
Coming 10 the tournament As a
rank outsider known only in his I'M
mediate neighEorhood, Fabrizlo
gained his advantage yesterday by
humping old nan par and q rec
ord smashing field of municipal
Gees. He breezed around the rain
soaked course IN exactly 20 strokes
two under par. and the closest ri
val ne had among his l40 opponents
IVES Connell Kersey. a l7-year-old
youth from Louisville, Ky.
Golfers scores yesterday for the
initial lS-3round were low enough
10 indicate a 158 would be required
for IS holes to qualify for the
bracket of 80 who will compete by
match play for the title starting to-
morrow and ending Saturday
Thirty ended the first round with
better than so and all the favor
ties. including Karl Kaufman Of
Pittsburgh who has worn the crown
for the past two years, appeared
certain Of qualifying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Collegiates Swamp
Tennis urnarne

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 4.
-LPJ-The 46th annual invitation
tennis tournament Of the Meadow
club has taken on the aspect Of an
international intercollegiate champ
ionship. OF the is players still in
the running no less than eleven are
college students.
Representing ten different uni
versities scattered over the United
States and England, these eleven
fine young players are Berkeley
Bell. University Of Texas. present
holder Of the national intercolle-
giate crown: Brawshaw Harrison
and Phil Neer. University Of Ore
gon; Norman Farquaharson, Cam
bridge: Eddie Jacobs. University Of
Pittsburgh; Donald Cram. Wander
bilt; John Doeg. Stanford; Donald
Strachan, Princeton, julius Selig-
son, Lehigh; Gregory Mangin,
Georgetown, and II. G. N. Cooper,
Oxford.
Having come through two rounds
successfully. Bell next tries COR
illusions with Harrison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
GOLF OPEN Is
STERN CHASE
All But One PLAYER Finds
Long Island Course
Hard

SALISBURY PLAINS. n. H.
Aug. 7.-tP-It's a long stern chase
TODAY for all but n Of the 60-odd
golfers who survived the first 50
holes OF the Long Island open
championship and very lew nave
good prospects in the pursuit line
After the first half Of the 72-hoie
test Yesterday. Macdonald smith.
pro OF the Lakeville country cluo.
Great Neck, had run UP a lead q
six strokes and his nearest rival
Gene Sarazen, appeared the only
one who had much chance OF cut
ting it down in today's two rounds.
Smith negotiated the hard NO. 4 OF
the Salisbury country club course
Yesterday in II strokes, one under
par. then came back on the NO. ;
LAYOUT. considered a much easier
course. wit ha brilliant SO to take
the lead with q total OF 140 strokes.
Sarazen jumped far into the lead
in the morning round. shooting a
fine 81 = G the No. 3 course. but
Slipped badly in the afternoon. re-
curing 70 strokes for a l46 total.
Ernest Catropa. an unattached
pro. reached the halfway mark in
third place with rounds Of 72-75-
lf7.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Cats May be Serious
Contenders in Texas
Pennant Race

several weeks. tie Cats have
shown enough class Z 0fcrge up into
second place. Their pitching has
been about the most consistent IN
the circuit for a fortnight. and when
tina department has fallen down
as 1t did yesterday. the batters have
come 10 life and whaled out q VIC
tory anyway.
BY way Of making their second
berth a little more secure, PanchoS
club blasted out n second straight
triumph ever the Bluffs yesterday.
10 TO O.. They had 10 summon q
fo;tr-run rally III the ninth 70 40 IL.
Beth teams used three pitchers.
and Of the six only Dick Witt
worth. final Cat finger. did any
good. Jim Lindsey. Buff wheel
horse. lasted only two innings
Hack Miller. 1926 Texas league
home run hero. signed by the Bluffs
several days ago as a Zee agent.
beited one for the circuit.
Andy Messenger. of the fancy
price tag. began paying the Spud-
ders dividends when he kept IL
Beaumont blows scattered and Get
the s~outherners down. III to 4. III
the middle game al Wichita Falls.
He whitfield five. Bennett and Sta
pleton supplied most Of the punch
10 sink the two Shipper hurlerS.
Estill and Vaughn.
The CUBS squared their series az
Dallas b Efalling on Sarge Tom
Connally in the seventh for five
runs 10 win. ; 10 3 Up to the fatal
frame Connally had not allowed a
single hit and had walked only Ane
batter. When the Cubs Anally 49,
started. however. they slammed six
hits. including two doubles. In sue
cession, before Tauscher subdued
them. Earl Caldwell pitched an
other Of his good games.
San Antonio went down the thir-
tenth straight time as Shreveport
copied the second. III 20 q. Hobo
Carson. licked the previous day,
tried II agan. and again had no
luck against the Sport sluegers. He
walked seven. Tiny Owens was
raped hard but could afford to
loaf behind his lead.
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men OF joseph Mccarthy back 10
the West late this month all but
assured OF their pennant.
Despite a 5 10 4 defeat by Brook
lyn before a record mid-week crowd
Of 5000 at Wrigley Field yesterday,
the Bruins are eastward bound with
their lead OF seven and one-half
games intact. The Pirates also lost
to the Giants by 5 TO 3-and must
face the Clan McGraw in another
game today.
Bill Walker performed upon the
mound against the Pirates and
pulled out Of a mean hole in the
ninth 10 preserve the slender lead
Giant hits and Pittsburgh errors
had given him in the eighth. With
the bases filled by three singles and
two men out. b. forced Pie Trayncr
TO roll weakly TO the infield for the
final out.
Jess Petty went the route for the
Buccaneers, and permitted the
Giants to bunch their hits where
they would do the greatest damage.
Rain interfered with the Card
inai-Brave game at St. Louis ana
the Pills and the Reds were not
scheduled.
While Chicago was cheering its
Cubs. American League contenders
were In effect. marking time. The
Athletics bowed to the Browns by
9 to 3 in the first game Of a double
header. but came back strong to win
the second by II to 3 behind Eddie
Rommel's knuckle ball. The Sen
ators trimmed the Yanks by Is 10
. in the opener. but Freddy Helm
ach pitched a three-hit shut-out In
the nightcap. winning for the cham
pions by 8 TO 0.
Cleveland nosed out Detroit by 6
20 s. and entered into a tie with the
Browns for third place. The son
White and Red. were not scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07

90 yards directly behind the OPP
posing trap.
The Point Isabel regatta Aug. II
Is. is looming bigger and bigger
Special rates have been announced
from all points in Texas by boil
the Southern Pacific and Missouri
Pacific railroads. Twenty-nine out
boards have been entered SO "a
from Houston, San Antonio. Corpu.
Christi, Galveston. and Miami. Fla
Yacht club officials expect 90 OF
70 outboards TO be entered in tho
regatta. The races will De free X
the public.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
ENTRIESPOUR
In FOR RACES
Outboards From Miami, Fla,
Among List For Point
Isabel Events

Entries in the cupboard events TO
be stated at Point Isabel Aug. l7-l6
are continuing to pour in with more
than 80 out-of-Valley boats already
entered. Outboards have signed up
for the meet at Houston. san An
tonic, Corpus Christi and Miami
Fla.
Eleven OF the boats are IN the
ID" class. These boats are expected
to make around a or IS miles an
hour. A number OF one-5l's also
are dickering for events. These
speedsters are capable Of doing
around so miles per hour.
Special rates have been arranged
over both the Missouri Pacific and
Southern Pacific railroads from ali
points in Texas.
Large delegations r expected
from Fort Worth and San Antonio.
Point Isabel Yacht club officials
state. They also declare that they
expect SIS or 10 2utboards 10 enter
before the days for the events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
AS and Cubs Played World Series
Long, Long Ago

AS and Cubs Played World Series
Long. Long Ago
If the Athletics Of Philadelphia
ana the Cubs Of Chicago make good
their threats TO win the American
and National league championships,
baseball history VIII repeat itself
after many years. The Athletics
and Cubs met IN the world series
OF 1910, then as now managed by
Connie Mack. winning four games TO
one. The CUBS were commanded BY
the late Frank Chance.
Only Eddie Collins OF the present
day Athletic roster vas with the
White Elephants in 1910. and since
that time he has been West with
Chicago and returned to his first
baseball love.
OF the stars under Chances wing.
only one, Johnny Evers, remains IN
baseball.
Connie then had Chief Bender,
Jack CooEbs and Eddie Plank as
his pitching aces although Plank
did not appear in the series. Combs
won three games The Cubs had
some great pitchers, too, including
Mordecai Brown, Oryoll Overall and
I'd Reulbach.
The Athletics and Cubs have
some able moundsmen. If he so
wishes Manager Mack can SO Jug
gle Grove, Walberg and Earnshaw
that they can start all the games
between them. Manager Joe Nc
earthly car counter with Bush. Root
and Malone if he feels so inclined,
and has the opportunity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Diegel Claims Canada for His
Own in Golf

If Walter Hagen can always win
the British open golf championship.
or Bobby Jones has the amateur
title Of the United States captured
before he starts, Leo Diegel will win
Canadians opens whenever and
wherever they are held.
In capturing the current edition
Of the Canadian classic for the
fourth time with a score Of 274 for
70 holes. the flying Mexican pro, set
a new record Of sorts for a major
competition.
Although the championship
course at KanaTaki measures less
than 6,400 yards from the back tees
and is short as golf courses 20. ID
was not so easy as the boys thought
when they started the competition.
There are plenty Of trees in Canada
and many Of them line the fairways
Of the kanawaki course. Some Of
the greatest golfers in the United
States and Canada found the par
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
FIRST FOOTBALL
= X x
STORY OF YEAR
\ X -
STAGES TENNIS

CHICAGO. Ill, Aug. 7.-tPl-
Here's the first football story of
the season. Within six weeks the
boys will be in their moleskins
and Amos AlonZo Stagg, the
grand old man of the netway,"
will be ready for them. Stagg,
dean Of American grid coaches Is
in training like his players for
the opening of the season Sept. Is.
He will be 81 years old August
16, but he is playing his usual
game Of tennis daily with his
son, Paul. junior champion OF
Illinois, TO get into condition 10
direct his squad. Despite his age,
he frequently beats his son.
Stage will start his thirty
eighth season as coach of the
University of Chicago team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Major League Leaders

Hncluding Games Of Aug. 81
by The Associated Press
National
Ratting-Herman. Alb.
Runs-Hornsby. Cubs. l02.
Runs batted in-Ott, Giants, ITO.
Hits-Terry. Giants. l63.
Doubles-Frederick. Robins, 81.
Triples-L. Waner. Pirates, Is.
Homers-Klein. Phillies. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 20.
Pitching-Bush, Cubs. won IS
lost !.
American \
Battine-Foxx. Athletics. 800.
Runs-Gehringer. Tigers. 81.
Runs batted sR-Simmons. Ath-
III.
Hits-ManuSh. Browns. i57.
Doubles-Johnson, Tigers. 81.
Triples-Miller. Athletics. IL
Homers-RUth. Yanks. q.
Stolen baSes-Gehringer, Tigers
II.
Pitching-Grove. Athletics. wor
II. lost 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
SrCOND GUESSING o~ O R
GV BRIAN Bell I
(AsS0cxrEo eases seclTs ~SarEa)

70 for the course just a bit 100
much. The course has five one
shelters and many strokes were
wasted at the short holes.
The ninth Is an easy hole TO reach
from the tee but not easy Tor
brides. The hole stretches out 24O
yards from tee TO green but the
green Is a big one, resting IN a
huge punch bowl SO that even a
fair iron Will roll on IT. But IL Is q
hard green on which 70 putt as
witnessed BY the fact that only q
few brides were scored there dur
ing the " holes Of play. Neither
Dlegel nor Tommy Armour. who
burned up the course 70 break 280,
could get down in two at the ninth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07

league club with better chins and
there aren't many clubs which have
made a more consistent and de-
termined fight for leadership than
the Chicago team.
That chin Of McCarthy's Is one
Of the prize physiognomical pre-
~tuberances Of baseball. IL has few
equals on the diamond. And its
wearer had few equals as a fighter.
Mccarthy has enough chin 10
help out in Cub quarters where
there IS a deficiency. He also has
enough fight 10 60 around.
Out in front Of the players unit
Of the Cubs Chin club are Hornsby,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
GlGHTS LAST

DIV the AssOciated PressI


PEORIA, m.-Jerry fluffy" Grit
fifth. Siox City. Ia. knocked cut
Jack Murphy. Boston, a.. Nick
Brcglio, Herrin. IL. outpointed Sol
der Fields. Kelly Field. Tex, IS 4.
frankie Grandetta. Spokane. Wash,
knocked out Allen Watson, Ipdian-
apoliS, 81.
NEW YORK.-Sergeant Sammy
Baker, Mitchell Field. N. r., and
Baby Joe Cans. California, drew.
(l0l.
WASHINGTON. Pa.-Tony Her
rera. Chicago, knocked out Billy
Callahan. Detroit. 10y.
CINCINNATI. - Freddie Miller,
Cincinnati. outpointed Harry
Forbes, Chicago, 10).
Gus Cook Of Dundee. Ill. met a
bear in Canada. Cooks rifle reg
istered four hits. but the animal
came on. The fifth bullet stopped
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
Players Who Bean
Batsmen Criticized

CHICAGO. Aug. 7@P-Ameri-
can Association pitchers who per-
sist in aiming fast balls at the
heads OF batsmen. will be severely
disciplined from o on.
President Thomas j. Hickey has
sent notice 10 umpires and man.
ayers that the practice OF busting
Off batsmen. which has become SO
common as to cause fist fights on
the fields. must stop Immediately.
Alleged attempts TO bean batsmen
were said to have been responsible
for two serious fights between Min
neapolis and st. Paul players re-
Gently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
SAN BENITO CITIZENS
NAMED FOR CONTEST
CRv the Associated Pres

Nby IIt ASoONIaIUN IIVooI
SAN BENITO. Aug. Prank c.
Ludden. manager OF the Central
Power & Light company. and Rev.
=. NJ. Davis. Presbyterian pastor
here. are the two nominees who
have beer placed in the ace for the
title Of San Benito's most useful
citizen.
The selection is TO be made by the
American Legion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
COUNTY ID DIES
AT HOME NEAR CLAUDE

CLAUDE. Texas, Aug. 7.-CP-
Judge Harvey T.. Moberly. IS. died
Monday night at his home here aft
er an illness OF almost a month. re
had begun the eleventh year IN the
office on county Judge.
Besides his widow. he is survived
by five children. Winona. Jack. I'm
ogene, Billy and Johnny.
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Grimm, Wilson, Root and Steven
son.
There isn't a chin in the lot that
can be spared If the Bruins are 10
win the flag they have been bat
Ting for 50 strenuously.
Hornsby is lining up to expecta-
tiCns as the needed unit IN a pen
nant winning combination.
Wilson, with his home run pro-
pensities. Is absolutely indispenSa-
bic TO the team. rs are also Riggs
Stevenson. the swatting fly-chaser;
Charley Grimm, the ace-high first
baseman. and Charley Root, the
pitching mainStay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
WOMEN'S A. A. u. SWIM
BEGINS IN

HONOLULU. Aug. 7.-,Pl-The
1929 outdoor swimming and diving
championships for women OF the
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States VIII be decided in a
four-day meet beginning here this
afternoon.
Twenty-one girl swimmers from
the mainland. four from Japan, ana
a number Of local entries Will COM
pete IN the war memorial pool, on
the beach at WAIKIKI, for the covet-
ed national titles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
A BARREL IN ONE

BURLINGTON, n. O.. tPJ-Cab-
bage and plenty Of 1t. all in a sin
gle wrapper. was exhibited here By
Arthur Ross, who showed a head
weighing % pounds and measuring
20 inches IN diameter. The cab
t,ge was presented 70 John Ter
rell. rural mail carrier. who said he
would make 1t into a barrel Of
Sauerkraut.
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By JAY VESSELS
CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-tP-Those
~colorful Cubs with the Grade-A
chins 90 down fighting and they
come up the same way.
Factors in every pennant race
since Joe Mccarthy, the King
Chin was crowned. the Chicago OUT
fit has that old determination and
fighting instinct SO essential to a
club with championship aspirations.
Character ANALYSTS who empha-
size the Importance OF a good
strong chin in the facial makeup
might use the Cubs as models.
For. it's hard 10 find a major
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-07
VALLEY GIRL WINS
A ESSAY HONOR
ESPECIAL to The Heral

HARLINGEN. Aug. 7.-P-An-
nouncement that Mildred Young Of
Wilson Tract had been named VIM
ner Of the statewide essay writing
contest in the state clothing division
Of the A. g. NJ. Extension service,
was made here Tuesday.
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VALLEY GARNER N
WIFE K TOUR
Especial 70 Me HeraIdl

SAN BENITO. Aug. 7.-R. @
Schmidt. owner OF the Schmidt
Canning factory here. has left with
his wife on an automobile tour
through the United States and into
Canada.
He will make arrangements on the
tour for distribution OF products OF
his plant during the coming ship
ping season.