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Nogales international., 1929-03-26
Always On hand at
Owl Drug Store
! By Farmer Smith

II feel It coming" said Hillie Rab~
bit to his brother Bobbie.
"Feel what coming!" asked Bobb8e.
II feel it coming that I'm going to
learn something and | want you to
tell me where | can go to find out
what I want to know"
Bobbie answered: 'T don't knew
what you are after, but why not cqn-
suit the Wise Old Owl-he knoVs
everything"
"Fine ideal" exclaimed Billie, =.
Don't you want me to go with
your" asked Bobbie, in surprised
tone.
"I'd be glad to have you, but I
didn't know you wanted to learn. 1
want to learn more than we learn at
school,"
"Come on then, and we'll 30 and
consult the Wise Old Owl who is
usually in the old oak tree"
In a few minutes the young Rab-
bits were at the foot of the oak tree
and the Wise Old Owl was looking
down at them as though he could
see, although he really couldn't look
at them until it was quite dark.
Il pray thee" began Billie, I'VE
came to ask for knowledge. Can you
tell US anything we do not knowf"
"Ahem, aiem. ahemi |" went the
Wise Old Owl. "How- many full
moons in a year? And where does
the new moon rise and where does
the full moon rise and"
"Wait. waitl You go too fast" %
shouted Bobbie.
The two Rabbits were thoughtful
for a time and then they said:
I'VE give up"
"How stupid II" sighed the Wise
Old Owl. "Here you are running
around every night and know nothing
about the moon. My dears, there are
thirteen full moons in wear and the,
| new moon rises in the East and the
full moon. in the West. That's
enough for one night. Run along
now, for the COLLINS viii get you Il
you don't watch out"
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

Frank n. Cox, manager for the
Fred Emory properties in Sonora
is spending some time in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26
State Briefs

Somerton- Tetley's Nurseries,
of Riverside, Calf, putting out
large acreage of orange, grape
fruit and lemon trees two miles
east.
Phoenix-New Biltmore hotel,
near here, formally opened to pub
lie.
Miami-As part of plan to beau
tify city streets, 102 Ash trees
will be planted along upper Live
Oak street.
Bisbee gets new drug store.
Florenc ce-960-acre ranch, seven
miles west, sells for $183,O00.
Miami = Local man receives
prairie chickens from Canada and
wild goose from Ohio for pro-
Ipagation purposes.
Old Dominion Copper Company
of Globe last year spent more than
$4,000 for Arizona products
Jerome Copper News.
Buckeye Construction started
on $4,000 business building.
[ Navajo-Apache Telephone Com
ipany will erect double metallic
line from Snowflake to Holbrook.
| Sultana Theatre in Williams
will be completely remodeled.
| Superior improvements made
at Old Dominion Bank.
Masons will build $4,000
Temple in Yuma.
Globe-Paratone equipment in
stalled in Martin Theatre.
Phoenix-Mountain States Tel
& Tel. Co.. will expend approfi'
mately $250,000 on expansion
program in Salt River Valley.
Superior has new drug store.
Arizona's newest scenic high
way, crossing top of Coolidge
Dam in Gila River between Globe
and Stafford, completed at cost
of $1,OO0,O00.
! Williams -Sultana Theatre tc
| be remodeled.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26
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81 GvNaND ~ heswRAeCEN
NlNNRADM KRARNV

heaven? And II so, what of our
vengeance? Death is swift What
will she suffer? 1t will be those who
are left behind who will feel the pain;
for her, there will be happiness be-
yond even the happiness of earth. She
will be shriven OF her sin by our
vengeance.
Think of this, my dear unclel Do
not imagine that / am growing faint
hearted; do not imagine that I am
drawing back from the task which
now claim as my right. Death, or
some other sort Of punishment, shall
surely fall upon her; she shall not
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

E. Gay, circulation manager Of
the Arizona Daily Star, and Frank
Lord of Santa Barbara, Cal, ar
rived here yesterday. Mr.. Lord on
April 1 vii: succeed Paul Hennigen
as manager of the Stars branch Of
fi>e at Nogales.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

Rev. Jose Bustamante, one of
the oldest Methodist pastors OF the
Mexican Conferen,e is here from
his home at Pitiquito, Sonora, Wis
ting Rev. N. B. Stump.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

MI. and Mrs. H. D. Weed spent
Sunday in Tucson visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tinney, former resi-
dents of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

Miss Sarah Noon, teacher Of
English in the High School, spend
the weekend with sorority friends
at theUniversity of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

l found myself in the presence of the
man for whom l was making vain
search. My Margharita my good
angel! / have you to thank even for
the successful accomplishment of my
part in that edict of our Order which
you and l are banded together to
carry out.
AT first, Paschuli did not recognize
me, and it was long before l could
make him believe that I was indeed
that most unfortunate of men, Leon
ardo di Marioni. But when he was
convinced, he promised me what I
sought. That same evening he gave
Nogales international., 1929-03-26
GET ANOTHER CORD

Andy-What's that piece of cord
tied around your finger for?
Mutt-My wife put it there so I
would be reminded to mail her let
ter. ~
Andy-Did you mail it?
Mutt-No; she forgot to give it
to me.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26

Safford-$75,OOO two-story ho-
tel will! be erected here in near
future.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26
LOCALS

James Johnson and A. 7. Jack
man were among those who went
to Naco expecting to see battle
Sunday.
Nogales international., 1929-03-26
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
BULLDOGS PUT
TO HARD WORK
Approaching Mission Game
Tingles Backbone Of
McAllen Fans
Especial to The Herald)

McALLEN, Tex. Nov. IL Nc
Allen High School Bulldogs are be-
ing put through their final PAGES
this week In preparation for their
most exciting game OF the season
Friday-that with the Mission High
School Eagles. their neighborly riv-
ais.
With the intention or reveng-
ing themselves tor two defeats and
m ignOminious tie game with the
Eagles during the past three years.
the Bulldogs are preparing them
selves for a game which is expect
ed to demand s much of them as
did the fracaS with the Harrington
Cardinals ten days ago.
The MisSion-McAllen game has
been established as an annual -af-
fair" because or competition grow
ing up between the two cities In
the western portion OF Hidalgo
county and because Of the nearness
OF the two towns. Business houses
of both cities usually close for the
game and residents turn out en-
masse 10 see the engagement.
Mission Leads
Scores or games between the two
teams FOR the past three years
would indicate that Mission will
win again this year in a walk. In
1927. the Bulldogs fell before the
Eagles TO the tune Of Is to 6. In
1923. the Bulldogs managed to gain
another touchdown over their 1927
score. but failed 10 kick goal. los
ing TO the Eagles 13 10 IL. This
game has become famous In Hidal-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
BY JOHN d. KNOX
CAP Feature Service WRITER

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, ROY. 2l-tPi
-Mightier teams may have arisen
in recent decades 10 dominate foot
ball history. but the Harvard-Yale
classic continues to hold a unique
lure. a lure. built up by gridiron ri
valry dating back 81 years.
The famous tradition will be ar
ried on in tne Harvard stadium
November % with the playing Of
the forty-eight game before 10000
persons.
First and foremost among the
factors that may decide the out
come Of the contest Is Able Bccth,
144-pound Sophomore baczfield star.
Eooth can kick and pass ard run.
with especial emphasis upon run"
His presence in the Yale backfield
has made that team almost irrisist-
ible in attack.
Although Harvard has no indivi-
dual star TO compare with Booth.
the names or Ben Tickmor at cen
ter. Eliot Putnam and Barry Wood
III the backfleld, have won meritec
prominence. Wood, q sophomore.
is cool in action. and has showed
himself to be enc of. the best OF
contemporary forward passers. And
forward passing may prove a mighty
weapon for Harvard against Yale.
for the Blue team has been parti-
culary susceptible 10 aerial attack
this season.
Statistics reaching back 81 years
and covering 4 games show that
Yale has won 25 times and Harvard
IS times with six games ending N
deodlocks. ell scoreless ties.
The competition has been closer
since the war. In fact in the last
ten games Harvard holds the edge
with five victories to Yale's four.
One was a tie.
The Crimson took its one-game
advantage for this period by VIM
ming d~eciSively last year. The score
was IL to 0. But Yale has Booth this
year and for this reason probably
will be the favorite At game time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
SIX FLAG
GAME LOOMS
Kansas-Missouri c ontes |
Takes Glamour From
Title Play

MANHATTAN, Kas., Nov. 2f.-tPD
"A Big six football title may Be
decided here Saturday when Ne
braska plays the Kansas Aggies,
but because the Aggies were a dark
horse championship candidate the
title game will be far outclassed in
popularity by another game a hun
dred miles away
Scheduling Of the traditional
Kans7s-Aiissouri game at Lawrence
on the same day will dras.ically
curtail the Aggie-Nebraska at
tendance. and authorities do not
expect Il fill the Mnnhat+an st1di-
Um. which will seat 1880. More
than 10000 are expected at Law
renee. Little expectation Of a title
~ame here when fans were pur-
chasing tickets early in the season
caused many TO buv K1nsas-Nfis-
souri, tickets IN preference TO those
Of the Aggie-Nebrasl.a tilt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
InThe Grid Camps
M1 * Ra& l

A BAH under their arm. they lack
tho height TO make Sure-fire pass
blockers. Last week the Mustangs
simply passed over their heads.
and 1t is a safe prediction the
Frogs will try the same scheme
Saturday.
Baylor and Texas Christian have
played remarkably close since they
began football relations back in
1904. when both schools were To-
Gated at Waco. Thirty games have
been played. each winning l3 and
four terminating In tics There
was a scarcity Of opposition in the
early days Of their rivalry. They
played each other three times both
in 04 and '05. Last year the Bears
nosed out. z TO 6, in a torrid fray at
Fort Worth.
Texas Christians specialist" Paul
Snow. again demonstrated his ef-
ficiencv against Texas last week.
1t will be remembered he was in
one play OF the Aggie encounter.
lust long enough TO intercept a
Cadet pass at a crucial stage. He
did better against the Longhorns.
getting into two plays. Both times
when the Frogs kicked off he went
down the field and tackled the re-
ceivcr. Then he was jerked for
Phil Handler. regular guard. Some
Of these DAYS. Coach Schmidt IS
going to let Snow play a full quar-
ter. and there Is no telling what he
might do TO the opposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21

duu tdllcy 4aIlo WILL
watch the Eagle-AuStin scrap close
" Friday for 1t is In effect for the
championship "A" district No. 8 Al
though the Valleyites arc doped To
win. a hard game Is expected. This
Is the Eagles first year as an "A
club and 1t will probably be the
first time a newcomer stepped out
TO a district title if they win.
In the Valley d" chase. the four
leaders tanele in what should prove
more CT less interesting scraps.
The Harlingen Cardinals will Wis
il La Fcria and probably will come
back with a Valley championship
dangling at their belts. La FeTla IS
second in the Valley standings. hav-
ing won five and lost one. There IS
4 possibility OF an upset here. but
IL is rather remote. La Ferla has
-un up a good record. but II has
1een at the expense Of the weaker
teams OF the Valley. Harrington, on
h. other hand. has taken on the
1eSt Of them and still stands az the
top of the class undefeated.
Coach Cowboy Ogan's McAllen
Bulldogs will battle with Mission
Friday in One Of those things.
It's an homes to goodness annual
grudgc event between these two
clubs. Not only that. but they will
be fighting for s.,rond in the Valley
ssan1inRs. The winner Of this tilt
will probably turn down La Feria
for second honors Of the season.
McAllen should come through,
but the Mission Eagles are not 70
be moderated. Coach Bobby Can
non has q mucr better club that
he has been generally given credit
for. Looking over the record for his
club, one would say off hand that 1t
was rather weak TO be so high in
the title rankings. The scores have
have failed II indicate the real
strength Of Canncn'S eleven. II can
be expected 70 make a great bid for
q victory over the Bulldogs.
The San Benito Greyhounds are
programmed to bloat their percent
age at the expense Of Raymondville
while Edinburg will probably take a
fal lof Of Donna. This is the scrap
for cellar hcnors. Coach I. A. Mar
tins Weslaco Panthers should chew
up the Mercedes Tigers with little
trouble. Martin has a real club that
will finish well uT among the lead
ers. Pharr-San Ju2n-Alamo Is set
TO tip over Rio Ecndo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
SQUAD LEAVES
FEELING FINE
Fans And Drum Corps See
Fighters Off With
Many Loud Cheers

Bidding them 70 bring back the
ulstrlct championship from Austin,
the brownsville high school Eagles
were given a rouSing send off Wed
nesday evening by local fans. II
the Eagles defeat the Maroons IN
the University of Texas stadium
Friday afternoon. they will be the
undlsputed champions Of the dis
The bugle and drum corps and q
large collection OF fans were at the
So -4cn TO see the Screaming Eagles
OIL The drum corps gave a de-
monstration.
One Man Out
The locals VIII be practically up
70 ful strength at Austin with the
exception Of Samnno. The big ram
ming half Is suffering from an old
injury and it IS almost certain that
ne Will not den q uniform.
The local players left in a grim
spirit believing they had a hard
game ahead. After running into a
somewhat unexpected staunch stand
az San Antonio against Main ave-
nue., the boys have had their faith
In Santa Claus shatterd. They are
regarding each tilt as a champion
ship game from now on out.
To Broadcast Play
Twenty-Five players. the coaching
staff and the business managers
boarded the train Wednesday even
ing.
Station KWWG has arranged for
p running play-by-play account OF
the game. II was planned TO install
a radio in the high school auditor
ium 70 give the children a chance to
hear returns Of the game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
TELEPHONE COMPANY
WILL HAVE DISPLAY

The Rio Grande Valley Telephone
Company. operating exchanges ir
nearly all Valley towns. has Sc
cured a special display that i x
pected 10 attract considerable at
tention during the Valley Md
Winter Fair. The equipment arriv-
ed from Dallas Tuesday and work
men are busy erecting It so that
everything will be In readiness when
the Fair orens. The display viii
exhibit telephone service IN striE-
ing manner. and among other
things will show the amnlificatior
Of the human voice IN long distance
calls. Officials Of the Rio Grande
Valley Telephone Company state
that the disnlay has been secured
at considerable expense and trouble
in order that Valley people may
have the opportunity OF becoming
more familiar with the actual
operation OF telephone service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
Mercedes Juniors
Meet San Renito
ESPECIAL 70 The Herald

Especial 70 The Herald
SAN BENTTO. Nov. c1.-The un-
defeated Mercedes Junior high
eleven and the San Benito Juniors
were To clash on the local school
field at 3 p. m. Thursday.
The Mercedes boys r working
hard in an effort to win the Valley
junior title.
Coach Wood has been busy this
week putting the team in shape
for the San Benito game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
roaming Eagles Off for Championship Meeting
Valley Teams Meet in Interesting Contests Fridt

20 county football circles ~ Che
longest game on record. the second
half lasting go minutes. according
10 spectators. The umpire failed to
arrive and the time-keeper's watch
stopped. so no one knows defini-
teIy Just how long the period last
cd. I'm 1928. the Bulldogs improved
slightly and held the Eagles t1 w
SIS Tie In "a game replete will
thrills and sensational plays. Both
elevens played wide open football
in an attempt TO prevent tying 81
the score, but both defenses with
stood the onslaughts Of their on
ponents and the game ended ln
the Tie.
Title ma stake?
The game will probably decide
the Hicalgo County class 3 cham
pionship. lending further cause Tor
football Of the best qu. lty.
Cowboys Ogan's Bulldog eleven
will probably be composed 0f thc
veterans who went down in N last
quarter massacre before the Har-
linren Cardinals. Opposing them
will he a veteran line. although
one not conceded the strength az
the Cardinals. The Eagle backiield
is likewise composed Of veterans
but their play this year has not
been a. flashy as the Bulldogs.
Comparative scores indicate thHH
McAllen will beat Mission. but the
ineffectiveneSs Of such prophecy
was shown all too clearly when thc
Cardinals, barely winning over
Edinburg by a score OF z TO 0, beat
McAllen 20 10 6. The latter had
beat Edinburg 45 10 0. Mission de-
feated Edinburg and Donna by orc
touchdown margins. while the Bull
dogs beat Donna 5O tO 0 and Edin-
burg 45 % 0. San BcnitO beat Mis-
sion I3 to r. while the Bulldog
have not met San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
Hartnett Hopeful
OF Improved Arm

CHICAGO. Nov. 2l--tF-Gaooy
uertnett again is waiting TO learn
y A surgical operation has cured
.ha arm ailment which prevented
him from catching baseball games
for the Cubs last season.
Hartnett. whose CONDITION mas
caused mourning among Cup
San~ has had a repeat" operation
~ his tonsils. to be certain moth
snq that might cause infection. re-
mains. He had the tonsils clip
800 last summer. as well as all kinds
~ treatments for his arm. but failed
- regain the ability to throw in the
sfvle that made him one OF the
hext catchers in either major lea
que.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21

Confident Or bringing back o vic
tory, and yet believing they were
to face a worthy opponent. the
Brownsville Screaming Eagles left
wednesday evening for Austin. If
they win. they will be the champions
Of District no. 8; If they lose they
will be tied with Austin for the
championship. In the las. event,
Austin viii have to come here for
the deciding game.
Looking TO higher things. VAL
lev and Brownsville fans have not
had a proper regard for the district
championship. This is a marked
distinction and an honor. 1t would
mean that the Eagles were one Of
the eight best teams In the largest
state in the Union. And 1t has been
proved repeatedly that high school
football IN Texas IS OF extremely
high grade as compared 70 other
states. There are some who will
90 so far as to tell you thai Texas
plays the fastest high school foot
ball IN the United States.
The Earles will be without the
services Of Rodolfo Samano. piung-
er, passer and kicker extraordinary
at Austin. However, he Is expected
10 be the only regular out OF the
lineup. Barney Moore will cavort
al right tackle In his old position
He hes been out due 10 en- injured
leg. Samano will probably get into
the Eagles next game.
Austin viii probably set the same
type Of defense for the Brownsville
running attack that Main avenue
did. The Eagles found the weakness
ar this defense against Main. Con-
scqUently they should make better
progress against the Capital City
hrskieS. Benny Strickland. Maroon
coach, would give a pretty penny
to knock the Eagles out Of the
clouds. Last season. when Benny
was coaching the Alamo Heights
Mules tSan Antoniol. tho Eagles.
then a "B" club. defeated him 2T-1.
This year Benny rose UP to shake
a warning finger at the locals.
limiting" that John Sylvester was
one of those bad. bad ineligible
bcys. Somehow. the "nigGcrShccter'
got turned around and Benny re-
ceived the full benefit or the load
between his own eyes. Well. YOU
can imagine that Benny feels a blk
hurt. and Friday he will get a golden
opportunity TO ease his feelings.
Stories to the contrary. Austin
is nobodv's weakling. This club is
plenty big and they have had good
coaching at the hands OF Strick-
land. They have been pointed fol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr..
Associated Press Spctts Writer.

AA1I0GAMANA AaNG9 2R@A%1
Many critics are counting on
Saturdays game at Waco to tell
them something about their all
conference selections. Three very
prominent candidates for backfield
berthS will match their mettle.
They are Jake Wilson Baylor
quarterback: Howard Grupbs.
shrewd T. G. u. signal caller; and
Cy Leland, the Frogs streaklng
haIfback. Two Of the three are
pretty certain to be chosen on a
majority Of mythical elevens.
Then there will be a scrap between
Noble Adkins. crack RI. O. u CEN
pivot man. Both arc outstanding
IN the list Of conference centers.
Still another focal point will be the
duel between CAPTAIN Mike Brum-
below. hefty Frog guard. and
Bochey Koch. whom B~aylorites
firmly believe Is the greatest guard
in the country .
BayIor's diminutive backfield Is
certain to see a shower OF passes
again this week. If any team IN
the conference can match South
ern Methodist's passing attack. It
Is the Frogs. Howard Grubbs can
shoot them far and accurately. and
he has some able receivers in Le-
land. Robertson. Mccullough. Hinton
ard others. Coach Jennings has
tried al season to perfect q de-
Tense the aerial game. realizing
it was his weak Spot. but 20 no
avail. While Wilson. McElreath
ard Kathcart can 90 placed with