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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
13,461, $50 Bales
Of Cotton Ginned

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o-R-Cot-
ton Of this years crop ginned prior
to December Is was announced to-
day by the census bureau TO have
been $50 running bales. count
ing round as half bales and ex-
Guiding lInters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20

University OF Texas to students
from the Republic Of Mexico. and
providing scholarships in the Nat
ional University OF Mexico 10 stu
dents OF the University OF Texas.
Within the discretion OF the reg
ents Of the University Of Texas, a
portion Of the income may be used
At any time to further the cx-
change OF instructors between the
University Of Texas and the Univ
ersIty Of Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
]. A. Arnold Scored
In Senate Report

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20-tPHThe
Lobbying" activities Of J.. A. Ar
mold. manager OF the Southern Tar
if Association, were described as
"reprehensible IN the highest de-
gree" in q report to the senate to-
day by its lobbying committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
Fifty Injured In
Subway Accident

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-tP-Fifty
persons. many Of them women. were
injured TO-DAY when a six a Brook
1yn transit subway train ran into a
grounded third rail in the tunnel
under the East river connecting
Manhattan with Queens.
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produces a penstrating vapor which works
surely and gently. Ends oughs overniEnt-
SAVE IA pleasantly scented. easy
- use ana quick 70 act Full directions
on every Jar. For sale az all drug stores.
Two ulzes. 2sc = soc.
Vaporixe Mothers Salve" Tor Colds
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2-DAY COUGHS
END OVERNIGHT

A pr0tracted cough is
a danger signal. Since
1854 thousands havere-
LIED on Mother Salve
TO quickly relieve colds.
coughs and catArrh.
Promptly applied 20
nose. throat. chest or
back. Mothers Saive
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

0AVC VA1AAA6 000AV
this MI. Pesek Is his large neck, size
as. He is q mild -appearing man Of -
years. He isn't particularly heavy
n1uscled. He weighs only los pounds,
but he's the most ~ferocious and
dreaded wrestler the grunt and growl
game has known In many years.
No promoter yet has signed Pesek to
meet Gus Sonnerberg or Dick Shikat.
Who are regarded more or less as the
two outstanding champions. Shikat
|6ucecded In convincing several state
Hiathletic commissions he was champ,
while sonnenberg has convinced q lot
of folks he can toss Stranger Lewis
almost any time he desires. There
IRE many. however, who demand con-
elusive proof that either Is . better
grappler than pesek. As . youth Pc
SEX was sickly. He determined to
build up his health and body b.
wrestling. He was IN amateur wres-
fling partner Of Champion Joe Stech-
er. by several little publicity stunts
Pesek impressed the public by hi
treat strength. In one OF them he
permitted q large automobile In which
we're five passengers to drive across
his chest and stomach. Other feats
were toying with such playful fellow
IS full grown bulls on his Nebrasks
farm and carrying . full load Of hay
IN his broad back.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Cadets Practice
Stopping Plays
OfStanfordites
PIsbs Eleven Is chopping- Block
Walt Heinecke May Not
Play Saturday

Stanford University, Calf. Dec. ~.
R-A light setting up drill in the
morning and q brisk scrimmage
against . Plebe eleven equipped with
Stanford players were on tap for the
West Point Army team today as the
Cadets swept into the final stretch Of
their preparations for the Stanford
contest next Saturday.
Less intensive workouts we're sched-
uled for Pop Warmers Cardinals and
the Shrine all-star eastern team,
both OF which are recovering from
the effects Of q hard-fought scrim-
mage yesterday that resulted In q
knee injury to Tommy Dowler. Col
gate fullback. one Of the eastern
mainstays.
Warner indicated his starting line
up for the Army contest would be
the same rs that which took the field
against California, with the possible
exception Of Walt Heinecke at center.
The stocky Cardinal pivot man con-
tracted q severe cold, and 1t Is doubt
full II he will see much action. II he
Is unable to start, his place will be
taken by Perry Taylor.
The remainder Of the Stanford
team will find Captain Muller and
Preston ct ends: Tandy and Thomp-
son at tackles; Beardin and Driscoll
guards: Feisshacker quarter: Rothert
and Frentrup. halfbacks. and Small
Ing, fullhack.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

FS0SeO&~
degree Of optimism almost start
that Cornell won her first six games
Of the season, losing only TO Dart
mouth and Penn in the last two
weeks Of the campaign, probably
has q great deal to do with. the
change, for in the past few years
Comedians have not known . win
ming combination. Alumni criticisms.
which has been particularly bitter IN
the past, this fall was confined - .
report BY Z committee. made public
in the Cornell Alumni News, which
treated mildly the football situation.
While the famous Carnegie report
gave Cornell . "clean bin d health
the committee recommended thu:
there be . "wholehearted co-opera-
ton on the part Of the alumni with
the committee On relations with pre-
paratory schools, and that Q whole
some interest in Cornell b stimula-
ted with . view TO attracting stu
dents to the university" This VA
the first reason that "Gloomy Gil'
prefaced biz games by asserting con.
0GOG III HI NVI9l0N SW8sUe 1917
Is . strict master but . close study
made by the committee revealed No
substantistion for the many bitter
charges made against him regarding
treatment Of his players. On thu
contrary, there was found almost
unanimous sentiment on Tho part q
the men who have played under Do.
bic in favor Of him = = man and
Of his methods.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Another Wrigley /:
Is Cub Director
P. <. Has Been Named 60 Sue.
coed the Late Adolph Spiel.
mann a. I Member

Chicago, Dec. 24.-R-With one
exception the governing body Of the
National League champion Chicago
Cubs viii be the same In 1880 a last
year. 2. x. Wrigley has been elected
q member Of the board Of directors
and the executive committee to re-
place Adolph speilmann. who died
last summer.
william I. veeck was reelected
president and secretary. and william
M. Walker, and John L. seys, were
reelected first and second vice presi-
dent, respectively. Margaret Dono-
hue again was named secretary.
william Wrigley, r., owner Of the
club. again will head the board Of di-
retcors and the executive committee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Chicago National 0utfieIdes
Says So on Christmas Card
TO the Great Shires
REGRETS FIGHT FAILURE
Mould Like % Meet In World
Series, and Says IT, Up
to White sox

Chicago. DEC. 2A.-R1-LeWis
(l5ack) Wilson, chicago Cub center-
lielder. apparently II certain the
Cubs viii Win the National leasue
Championship next season.
Wilson, who received : Christmas
greeting signod The 0rea&, Great
Ghires," has can't one 70 Charles
Arthur ((The oEeat). With the follow
II mo1oaGe:
white - iaiIo6 % @ through With
pl1aD a mooe oooh ot1aee a ~ MIR
s1tlg. on4 p3ll hQyo - othee oppGt-
[tnn1ty % epQapoSo or SoGpocttsc ath~
~ iis1l teRyJaan1 -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
WARNER BRAlNCH|LD
AGAIN thorn IN SIDE
Of TROJAN Machine
Coach HoWard Jones Is Spend.
ing Time Showing Men How
to Illustrate Plans
PARKlNSON'S RAMS FEARED
Eddie Baker Will Pass and Toby
Uansa Circle Ends Under
New System
By Paul Il. Zimmerman

Los Angeles, Dec. 24.-H-Forma-
ton b" that famous brain child OF
Coach Glenn Pop Warner. looms
again as 4 threat the University 81
Southern California Trolans
deal with when they clash with the
Pantllcrs of Pittsburgh in the annual
Tournament or Roses game at Paaa-
de,la New Years day.
VIII Coach John jock Sutherland
employ the system Of two WING nail
hacks III his offcnsc against the me
Of Troy? Coach Howard Jones seems
to think so. for he is printing his de-
Tense in anticipation Of the lorna
ton.
Today he plans more detailed m
struction to his players in the. matter
OF frustrating the plot of the Golden
panthers. Yesterday the y. $. g.
varsity spent mor than two hours
on the basic principles OF this attack.
Christmas will be a holiday III the
Trojan camp-a sort Of calm before
the storm Of intensive training which
will mark the closing week OF prep
aration to defend the western honorS
in the annual east-west classic.
with the powerful Pitt line before
him in formation b. Tom Parkin-
son. the battering ram fullback OF the
panthers. is expected to do much IN
the way OF progressing toward the
Southern California goal. since he
probably will play close to the line OF
scrimmage.
This leaves Eddie Baker, quarter
hack, free for passing. fakes. or what
have you. and permits Octavius
Uansa. from his half position. to run
the ends.
The Trojan forwards arc doing
overtime work in anticipation OF such
. Pittsburgh attack, especially the
tackles, for much Of the Panther
ground gaining this year has been
turned in as q result OF smashcs
through these positions.
The Southern California staff ap-
parently IS satisfied with Its " Of
fensive, for as yet nothing more than
short snappy signal drill has featured
workouts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
|SHARKEY TO BATTLE
OTTO Won PORAT OR
GRIFFITH, IT Seems
Herr Max Schmeling, Germany's
Ferocious Entry, win Get
Consideration
cARNERA, cAMP0L0 OUT
Winner Of Miami Fight Probably
Will Clash With schmsling-
Scott Victor
By HERBERT ". BARKER

New York. Dec. 24.-R-Predic-
tions that q new champion will Be
sitting In the long vacant heavy.
weight throne by the end Of next
September seem now to have been
based on fact rather than the
grandiose fancies Of prize fight pro-
n1oteTS.
Plans for the GROWING OF . new
title holder have advanced to the
stage where It is safe to venture q
guess the three big 'shots" Of the
1880 season will be held In Miami,
Atlantic City and New York and that
the active participants Will BE- drawn
from among Jack Sharkey and Tuffy
Griffith Of the United States; Max
Schmeling Of Germany; Phil Scott of
England, and Otto Won Pogat Of Nor
way.
OtherS' Chances Small
Several others, notably Primo
Camera Of Italy: victorio Campolo
Of the Argentine; Pauline u9cudun q
| Spain and q few American-born
I fights may edge into the picture but
the chances appear To be I'll against
! them.
AS the situation shapes up now,
I Sharkey viii meet either Won porat
! or Griffith at Miami In Madison
| Square Gardens second annual bat
tie Of the palms" Feb. n: schmeling
| the teuton ace, will face some out.
standing contender, possibly Scott. q
Atlantic City, March -: with the sur
vivors clashing Tor the title In New
York In September.
sharkey Is q certainty to fight ~
Miami but his opponent Will not b
named until after orifftth's battle
with Johnny Risko here Friday night
and Won Porat's clash with HaNline
U1cudun ct the garden Jan. 70. A
sensational victory for either voG
Porat or Griffith probably VIII result
In the selection Of one Of them r
face 0harkey ct Miami.
Schmeling. who stu h under bar
In New York state, has agreed Il
meet the "best available opponent" d
Atlantic City in March. The chances
are Scott win get the call TO 1aol
schmeling at the seaGhoge resort.
Provided these first two BIC ah0WI
60 over Is planned, . 0optemoea
meeting between oharkey ank
schmeling for the title appears like'
~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

Bassett will pit against this years
foes. Only two members Of that
powerful quintet that crushed oil
opposition last year r missing,
Tom Pickell and Eugene Lambert.
and there is ! wealth Of material
to replace them.
However, the miracle man.
Francis A.. Schmidt, who coached
the Raxorbacks into national promi-
nencc on the basketball court, Is
absent. He has cast his lot with
Texas Christian University, which
won it, first conference title under
his direction this year.
Captain Wear Schoonover, all-con-
ference star in both basketball and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

BY Gayle Talbot. Jr.
Fayetteville. Ark. Dec 24.-(P)
Less than ten years ago the Uni
vcrsity of Arkansas basketball team,
played on a dirt court, and the tall
boys from the Ozark hills considered
themselves lucky to have that.
Today the lanky Razorbacks orc
undisputed rulers Of the Southwest
conference cage circles. For four
straight years they have swept
through to the championship, and
prospects are bright for . fifth con.
secutivc title.
Seven rangy veterans, none under
six feet, comprise q nucleus for the
team that Coach Charles Chuck
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Ike Armstrong, University d
Utah Coach, viii Tutor
Loops AII-Stars
GAME IS MeWH YEARS DAY
Coach G. A. Jack Nest Will
Send North Central Team
to Work Friday

Denver. Colo. Dec. 24.-REThe
Rocky Mountain conference all.star
football team. which will meet q
picked eleven from the North Central
conference In q charity game New
Years day. will assemble In Denver
Thursday for Its first workout.
Coach Ike Armstrong Of the cham
pionship University OF Utah eleven
will direct the Rocky Mountain
team. The North Central squad,
built around the University Of North
Dakota team which won the 1913
North Central conference title. will
hold It's first workout at Denver Dec.
~. G. A. tJack) West, North Dakota
coach. will be In charge OF the North
Central squad.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

football. will lead this years team
from q forward post.
James. Pickren. forward; Ken.
meth Holt, center; Roy Preweitt, Gen.
ter, and Milan Creighton and Tom
Oliver, guards, are other veterans
from last years championship
squad. All are about six feet, two
inches in height.
In addition there are eight prom
ising candidates from the 1929 fresh
man squad, all over six feet.
During the Christmas holidays
the team will barnstorm through
Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas,
playing IL games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

can toss all the
so-called cham
pions into the
middle Of next
e X. This
mans name Is
John pesek and
he Just recently
landed In this
country after .
six m o nthS
wrestling inva-
sion Of Australia
where he didn't
lose q fall. The
m o st | m pre- s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

former Cornell
stu "a n fos
bic, who has been
grooming teams
on the shores q
Lake Cayuea 1ol
! long time. The
most significant
feature, 90 Tar u
Dobie and the
alumni are con
cerned, d the dis.
tinct shift from
the \
coachb notorious
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
n0N.T LIKE RERR

Tiffin, O.-Harry J. Close, Ti1ffin
farmer, evidently doesn't Ike beer.
He recently filed . cross-petition att
Or his vie asked for . divorce
claiming that his wife Amade and
sold beeF." In his case at common
pleas court, Il was not revealed q
70 whether Or not h. cared FOR the
heyerags. but the suit i evidence
that - doesn't.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

ea,i11 ~ r.res r.."sas.x r.,.... 49,
~ 4tisrtsn ~. ~ .ns..S, ~~ ~.
- ss Do1e w.
Another adyantaee find II that
Doug Is nothinc IKE a diffic,,t q
play . tennis. nevar nlaved tsnrss
Q reat deel. ana I uever ~ m,,ch
rod &C Il. Haat n sndE,ss 7 ~ sr,trr
my racquet Is aimost nv dirscticc
and mai.e I eood shot. - I cosrs cs,e
fine.n
Wlea 0esse. cA~..AsHa.a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
LEWIS HACK WILSON CERTAIN
CUBS WILL WIN ANOTHER TITLE
Veteran Staggt to
See Big Contests
Grand Old Man Of the Midway
Leaves for california and
Annual Vacation

Chicago, Dec. 2l.-R1-Coach A. A.
Stage, o. the University o. Chicago,
has left Chicago for California. where
he viii spend his annual vacation.
The grand old man Of the midway
viii witness the Army-otanford and
Ritsburgh-southeFn California games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
WANT u Rights

Constantinople.-In 4 short time
the Turkish women have pushed
themselves out of the obscurity Of
the home and harem and are now
clamoring for equal rights with the
men. A recent strike at the Tur-
kish Forest Exploration company re-
suited in the women getting the
same pay al the men. Before the
strike they were only getting halt
the mems wage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELEVEN TO
ASSEMBLE IN DENVER DEC. e
Art Shires

Arises at Z = m. and does three
miles Of roadwork 49,. break
fasts and rests till afternoon J.
gymnasium workout at I p. m. . . !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

pulleys three min
uteS /. boxes
three rounds -.
shadow boxes three
minutes .... Slips
o 3 49,. to the
movies for two
hours buys all
papers and goes
home TO read about
himself and any
news Of the day. ]. !.
supper and early to
bed. That Is the
daily routine Of
Charles Arthur
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

IA l53o . cate was baked loe the
King q Poland whieh required 1Jooo
quarts g Wheat 1lour. ~ barrels q
yeAst, ~ quarts q milk, 500 eees
and ! pounds e nutmeg. i Was 3
Ieet long and - 1oet Wida.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

S91s3SsS 0s~
Atlanta, Dec. 1l.-Tho worlds
greatest golfer has taken UP Doug"
. modified form o tennis invented 81
Douglas FAIRBANKS, The movie star.
Bobby Jones Isn't Jealous az Biz
Dtll T1lden.S lauroals. llo simply q
trying % reduce ana has MANAGED %
trim OF Is pounds of weight b. play.
ing the game he learned this fan IN
Hollywood. h now weighs 40
pounds.
The rolf champion stoppod ofe In
the movie city while On his way 70
the national amateur tournament q
Pebble Beach, CALI. 10 didn't turn
from golf % the neW diversion -.
cause b lat his amateur CROWN.
Rather Doug seomed just the thing
to settle hi annual pConaom Of 70
dncing. particularly ID tho winter.
h NV quite . lev movie stars "a.
gagod n th1s Gpogt IN Hollywood and
must have diGplayod keen Interest IN
the gamo Tor ooon after b. returned
70 Atlanta ho received . ~ express
pockAeo from Oouglas FAIRBANKS,
which proved % contain raoqnets and
the 1ea1hego0 ptocos q cork with
which Doug = played.
l1Ays = Thse4se
The SacQueGs are like those en-.
pjoyod IN regulation tennis excopt
that they ore lighter. but IN place q
thA hnll = 1900 az ooek t1n0od With
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
John Pesek

III this land OF heavyweight wrest-
ling champions there Is q man who
has posted $4,000 which politely In
fOrms anyone and everyone that he
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
GlDObie

Alumni cheerfully sought his scalp
but Just one season has made 9 -.
variable change IN the attitude Of
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The Washington times., 1929-02-08
The Child Who Demands Attention

got the story when l called to
her. / remember that l usually
added to each call thereafter,
but there's no hurry"
II may be helpful to use this
story with a child who screams
for attention. Even though you
feel fairly certain that it is no
emergency which excites his yell,
still it is indeed hard and often
dangerous to ignore the cry Of q
child.
The story of the wolf works both
ways, and the mother who uses
loud, electrifying tone whenever
she summons a youngster is likely
to make him so used to it that he
will daily and come when he feels
like coming. Try to let your child
complete what he is making or
doing without unnecessary, per-
emptory summons. If there are
errands to be done, let it be under
stood that he is to do them at a
stated time, but don't call him for
anv little matter which occurs to
YOU, Stop and see if 1t cannot be
postponed until he has finished
what he is doing.
We can so easily get calloused
Ia anything, a manner, a useless
request often repeated or an alarm.
ing tone used when there is no
occasion for it. Just so, the child
who is screamed at every day soon
ceases to react to it with any
action. A quiet command is twice
az effective. Save your sudden,
alarming shouts so that they will
gaIvanize a child into sudden
move or freeze him into utter quiet
as the emergency may demand.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

The British battleship Rsnown
has 15-inch electrically-controlled
guns.
A submarine, recently completed
in Spe.;ia, Italy,. for the Brazilian
navy, is believed to be the fastest
of its kind ever built in Europe.
During the trials the underwater
craft easily maintained a speed in,
excess of IS knots.
Darulahman, the new Afghan
capital city, which will replace
old Kabul, will have a modern
palace, equipped with the latest
facilities and number of huge
government buildings which will
house all state departments.
The biggest guns in existence
three in number. each SO feet
long, weighing nearly $50 tons
and firing projectiles weighing
S.333 pounds, are to be placed at
Singa pore, the important British
naval base in the Pacific Ocean
and one of the most heavily for
titled spots in the world.