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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25
STRIBLINCS
HURT MOTTO
stop BATTLE

~ ALAN !. GOULD

ASNr%A4t<0 KfE8t sports EGtbof.3
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Feb. U.s.
#f-By way OF adding another fan
f4Ef1c touch 10 this strangeSt OF fis-
re affairs, IL may be told I'm detail
To-Day how 3 displaced rib came
6nArkey heavyweight bout from It's
expensive moorings.
wv. L. win be IN there to fight
6n1rkey II we have TO take him UP
the aisle tn q wheel chair, but we
won't need TO. w. L. win be in
sh.p r., e give sharkey the fight Of
Thus did @ra" stribling conclude
hfs descriptions OF an injury that
w L." met in training four days
a8o and which came close 20 up
ke1tinE completely the carefully laid
plans for the ten-round match to a
referees decision. this Wednesday
The essentials now are that Strib-
Ting, In spite of several days OF
acute pain from the rib injury. Is
pronounced by physicians as fully
1it 10 fight. that there wiz be no
necessity to try to substitute Pauline
UxcI1dun or any n else for the
So~utherners o. face a possible post
poEemenf. but there have been a
flock OF anxious moments for the
principals as well as Promoter Jack
Dempsey.
The absorbing angle to the Strib-
ling rib story III what effect II win
have on the southern idols chances.
The erEtWhile Georgia school boys
following has been strong In spite
OF the somewhat general belief
among the assembled critics that
Sharksev has the best chances 10
win. The prospects now point to a
slight lengthening OF odds In Shar-
keys favor.
Both lighters were as impressive
In their last strenuous drills yes
terdny as they have been at any
time but there was no mistakang
the advantage to which Sharkey
showed. The Boston sailor works
and punches with utmost conf
dence. He has weight and greater
experience in faster company IN his
favor. There seems nothing lacking
I'm bis physical equipment or mental
attitude. StribIing. more nervous
and more inclined to do the unex-
pected, appears strong. even though
q bit drawn and hollow checked.
There Is no mistaking the danger
I'm his right hand.
Contrary to previous announce
ments the fight program viii be
broadcast over q network OF stations
nv the National Broadcasting COM
pany. The main bout is scheduled
tor ten p. m
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w knew that now II must fight as II
had never fought before. III Diener
knocked me out never again would
come the chance to 10 70 America
and fight for the worlds champions
ship
a. we entered the ring spectators
cheered both or uS-Franx the
champion and ~kleine Max little
Max, who though outwFIghed hy i5
pounds dared meet the leading
fighter OF his country.
I'm the very first round X broke
bones in my right hand. 4 was
afraid then X would soon lie defeat
ed. I surely would have been III
Franz had discovered my injury,
80 \ faxed hard blows with the tn
jured hand and hit with the other,
At the end or f5N rounds 4 was
awarded the decision.
4 forgot the broken hand in the
toy or mHrriment n was heavy
weight champion OF Germany Now
X had a right TO 70 TO America and
test myself with the great fighters
In the United States.
Everywhere In Germany \ waf
hailed as "a hero. \ bought "a bin
automobile. I appeared in two
movies. the most successful az which
was called Movie Star Wanted,
News reel Cnmeramen and spOrts
writer's followed n1r wherever
went. r was asked I'd talk over the
radio. and \ did
But none OF this pleased me sr
much MS when Bul0w congratulated
me and said:
Now, Max, my lad. we can TX
To America"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25
By MAX SCHNfELlNG
Contender for the World Heavy
weight Championship.
Chapter Nine

Chapter Nine
One Of your greatest American
hearyweights or many years aRo
Herr Jim JeffrieS. II think III was)
IL told OF once having said that
boxing champions never come
back" a. you call winning again
O title lost In a fight.
T. did. r came back after hav-
ing been knocked out by Gypsy
Daniels.
nv first fight after the Daniels
defeat was with Ted Moore, a very
good British fighter. 4 defeated
him. That made me feel fine but
not too confident
II continued to train vigorously
and then one day surprised INV
manager, Herr Bulow, BY demand
ing:
Get me . fight with Franz Die
Bulcw. my manager. was surpris-
eel, but nc went into negotiations
With Diener, who accepted.
4 can imagine how Diener felt,
80 this young upstart EchmelinR
wanted to fight him. Ell? Wei and
good young Max must be taught a
lesson.
AT the time. Diener was heavy
weight champion OF Germany and
the idol OF Berlin fight fans Vie
had gone 20 the United States and
had fought important battles there.
4 90 not suppose any Berlin fight
ian thought i had "a chance.
When the dAy &c the fight came
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Baseball Opens
AT Baylor Today

WACO. Tex, Feb. 25.-Raseba1l
practice for the 1922 season BEGAN
Monday at EavIcr University with
Coach Mnr1ev Jennings Ruidinr the
drstinies Of the Bear team. Three
pitchers have answered the call
ar~0nR the asnirnntS
Furry DOUGLAS from Rurkburnett.
Texes. will he the nucleus around
which Coach JENNINGS expects to
form a Sfrnru team. Red Snvrr
from Smithvillr Texas. " another
ritchFr who viii see acfinn when
The xesSnr rolls around. The ether
pitcher Ii Claude Stearns from Mat
ndor. Texas.
pnfsrlaS wnn rvn~v rame he
mitchell last wear with nne cxcen-
Ton That came wps with = M. VT.
Snver erd stearns have h0th seen
service before IN the Southwestern
conference scramble for baseball
honors
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PORKERS TURN
TO BASEBALL
Basketball Title CIinched
Texas Almost Certain
For Second Place

DALLAS. FEB. 25.-R-Havinq
won their fourth Southwest con-
ference cage crown In four
Coach Francis Schnidt'S Arkansas
university Razurbacks will Give an
tention TO spring football training
THIS week while the six other MEM
ners OF the conference play out
their cardboard schedules
Five games remaining on the cal
tilunr are not apt 10 affect the
final standing OF the six Texas Ell
tries 20 any great extent. Texas
university has second place in the
bag, Southern Methodist University
practically has third position cincf-
ed. and the Aggies are a safe let
To finish fourth.
Texas win close by playing Ricr
Tuesday night at Houston and meet
ing n Aggies Saturday night ~
AUSTIN Baylor University closes on
the road meeting Texas Chrixfiar
University Wednesday night II Ff
worth and Rice Institute SATURDAY.
az Houston. Southern Methodist
and Texas Christian close arainst
each other Saturday nc Dallas.
In saturdays trays Arkansas de-
feated the ARRieS. rs 10 2o. SOUTH
ern Methodist licked Baylor. 81 "a
IS. ana TEXAS upset T. c. u. a. to
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION

NO. NTEN.
Theodore Dcmetri wv. Sarantos Th,
Kxmnorpkis.
IN the County Court. of Cameron
County e. Law, Cameron County,
Texas.
The State or Texas 10 the Sheriff
or any Constable oil Cameron Coun-
ty-Greetinrs
You are hereby commanded, that
by making publication of thia Oil
tation in some newspaper published
In the County Of Cameron, once IN
each week for four consecutive weeks
previous to the return day hereof,
you summon SarantDs Th. Kamno-
rokis. who II alleged to Ne d non
resident Of the State of Texas, "a
be and appear at the next regular
term " the County Court or Cam
eron County at Law. cf Cameron
County, To b. holden at the Cours
House thereof. In the City of Browns
Vile. the first Monday iii April, a.
p. 1929, the am being the frat dny
CT April, A. II. 1929, then and there
% answer a petition filed In said
Court on the tenth day Of January
a. y. 1893. In \ suit, numbered pr
the docket or said Court, No. 39T0
wherein Theodore Demetri III plain.
tiff, and Sarxntos TIL. Kamncrokis IA
defendant, the nature of plaintiffs
demand being substantially, az fol
lows. to-wit:
That ON or about September "a,
1877, plaintiff, mt the request or de.
PENDANT, loaned defendant ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS which defend
mt promised 10 repay On Or before
December 3I, 1927: that rafd dsht
H. l0nrprast due and wholly unpaid:
wherefore plaintiff sues for his said
debt of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
together with legal interest thereon,
and costs or suit.
Herein fail not. but have YOU he-
fore said Court ON The said first day
Of next term thereof this writ, with
your return thereon. showing how
you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and zeal NJ
said court. at office In THE City W.
Brownsville this Che 9th day W.
February. a. -. 1922
Witness.
H. III. EEAGo.
Clerk cf Cameron Court in Car1eron
County - Lar, Cameron County.
Texas.
Seal.
By d. y. Brenner. Dsputy.
2-Ii-iB-25-4-4t-3131.
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Women's Gym
Class CROWNS

The physical culture gym class
OF this city. OF which Mrs. Joe In
gram Is director, is growing in NUM-
bers. the instructor reports The
classes are held twice weekly. on
Monday and Thursday evenings OF
each week. starting at $50 and last
ing until 7.30 o'clock. The base
ment Of the Methodist church As
being used By the class.
Tie club. which started several
weeks ago. with a half dozen MEM
bers now has twenty. and many
Young ladies and women OF the city
are Joining daily.
MIS-. Ingram. who has six wears
OF physical culture work in the ".
W. G.. A. at Galveston. reports lots
Of enthusiasm being shown hy the
members. and hopes 10 enlarge the
class so MS To have morning classes
as wtll as those Of the evening.
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Another card in the rebuilding or
the fight game here viii be run Off
at the Fort Brown skating rink to-
night with the best main event yet
slated drawing valIey-wide atten-
ton.
Dick wymore. dappcr young La
Ferris farmer who had rather raise
u~ppercutS than truck, Is to punch IL
out with Battling Shaw. clever La
redo and San Antonio featherweight
In the ten-round attraction. Shaw
holds q close decision over Wymore
and the La Fsris flash Is reported
as itching TO wipe out the stain of
his defeat.
Dick has been training religious
w at the San Benito Athletic club,
for Shaw Is the only thing between
him and the mythical title Valley
champion" Wymore sported this
c0gnDmen for some time-but that
was prior TO Shaw's debut In this
section. The laredo feather Il one
OF the cleanest fighters operating iii
south Texas. One OF his most pleas
ing qualities is that he avoids
clinches. He has beaten everything
in his class here.
Pancho Bout
Another factor that will urge both
Of the battlers to full steam tonight
Is that the winner has been tenta-
lively offered a Valley bout with
Kid PanChc. Paucho Is a box-of-
flee drawing card de luxe and a win
over him would add considerable
prestige To either Shaw or Wymnre.
The 5-round semi-final should
prove a Elaln-baug affair, for HON.
er Goodman. local favorite. will at
tempt to discredit the 16 STRAIGHT
kn0ck0utS held by his opponent.
Jesus Soils Of Saltillo. Mexico. Good
man Is not the faded professional.
but q local boy with lots OF expert
ence who still has pride m his ar
fairs OF the ring. He has been train
ING thoroughly at the skating rink
Tor the past two weeks in prepare
ton for the bout.
Soils blew I'm Saturday afternoon
for his first fight in the United
states lie Is extremely popular in
northern Mexico and has high
hopes OF winning his fight here.
Johnnie Martinez. IA pound san
Benit0 rubber man, Is to mix IL up
with Paul Seidels, i43 pounds OF
minneapolis, In a six round went
Martinez pleased the fans with his
lively antics In the ring and he has
vet 70 lose q bout here. Seidels comes
here with a good reputation. having
me- some OF the best boys in the
Great Lakes region, friends say.
Guerra at Crisis
Ktd Guerra. 100 pound san Be-
INTO leather singer, faces Il crisis
IN his yet unstoppcd purilistic drive
IN a Six-r0und fracas with Ken Ma
ceyr l28 pounds of Harlingen. Macy
Is one OF the best known batflerr
IN ms section and q win over him
would definitely establish the San
Benito rooster" Guerra holds three
straight knockouts at present.
TWO ~f0ur-round bouts. viii open
the card. These are Kid Sarur. ian
POUNDS or Mercedes. VI. Young "a
vala, l32 pounds or BrownrvilIe ana
Kid Huerta. l22 pounds of Browns
vile vs. Kid Lupe, i22 pounds or
San BenitO.
All seats have been numbered
and ushers employed. Promoter rav
Becerrl promises that there win ~
no seat mixupS. The promoter also
announced that school bows would
pe admitted to the general adrnis-
sion nc q cut rate price.
The 18th cavalry band win dIs-
pense harmony between rounds.
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Hcribed Real Estate at public vendue,
fox cash. 20 the highest bidder, an
the property Of said Ida Staufsr and
Joseph StAufer.
And In compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication. I'm the
English language, once d week for
three consecutive weeks immediately
preceding said day uf sale I'M Tho
Brownsville Daily Herald, "a Jews
paper published in Cameron County
Texas.
Witness my hand, this 18th day OF
February. 1929.
Precinct Nc. ?. Constable, Cameron
County, Texas.
fz--if-f8-1E-9t-88Qo.o
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In accordance with Article B43. IT,
g. 1875. notice is hereby given thnt
X have filed with the county clerk
or Cameron County, Texas, the fac
EiEnile or tho picture or reproduction
uf ~ Indian head, which. together
with the words or name ~Indio Ge-
ronimo" written above. below CIR
alongside of such Indian head. \
claim as my Trade Mark, and 4 aIro
claim the fun protection of the law
In the sole and exclusive use tn Tex
~ or said TRADE MARK, as will
more fully appear from a declara-
ton or designation or TRADE
MARK filed by me with said county
clerk on February 16. 1929. To which
reference lis hereby made for a more
complete description and UNDER
standing hereof and for eli other
purposes.
Witness my hand this 23rd day or
Al. r. MARQUES.
f1~13 to f5-~334H1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25

Vet Staff Or Hurlers
Gathered; Outfielf
Catching Reported
Well Cared For

BEAUMONT. TEX. rec lss--
winter stove league critics hAva
agreed that Beaumont Will have a
dangerous 1919 team in the T4xAA
loop, H.. The &c. iA tire in{ielAAu
and the quality and quantity 6
talent available indicates that rueH-
ton mark might hE removed. At
any rate. Beaumont urrhArlF NlM
leave the eighth place berth IT, fhH
league tO some other entry
Beaumont has pru1itNu hF tnb aK-
perience DMnppoAAtiun in getting t#-
Eether itS proved pitching htAAf4
Only one member nK iMHt yeas
mound crew Will return. nut Al4kAM
aFer Claude Robertson believes NA
hhs one cf Tine best stats Am tAA
league. He EDt Tirtk HiNinrN nnd
Walter Newman from HAn Aklt1tAAu.
Denny Burns from FWfH worth 4rN
Tom Estnll from wichita Fali4. EM
mel Hansen iH m hDlunVuf. Nu tMNNH
group, he has added Fred @rn1r
manakn. with indianapolis AIAM
Quincy; C. IVY. Christian. from aaM
Antonio and De$ MnlnnS. nud tMH
only suuthpaw, Rufus Smith, from
Detroit ana Toronto.
Robertson AVN rralttEin
Rnhhv, n~ntlIrmllv pWIll Nn y4sr14yt nF
thr hrsvv rnfrhinr Mfijrn Wfln#
nara-Srftin~ rnrnIvsr in rkn V5ms
Ara-ar innr rn~F vn@r 1900 Amxrn'lsr.
irfn Ea~tiSfnnTnrv rnIfmf MrsH if l.m
doesn't Rnharf~nn HfiIi cmn r1ar4siN.-
wv WESLEY Parma MIMI nnd m frinI
fart snnrnn mrT Ap1l.rnv Esrs4rI~
r1ai1ar @nrArnftar
hs ~ Y nrtfinYH nnh.rfann u,f1Y
denend un Tyfnnn T.nrab nom WYch-
ita Falls. Paul EnstarllrH. ANA prob
ably Bob Pntrie. who M training
with tnp Detroit Timers. Tf Fntri@
doesn't come hark. ffVn isnnti~rfVrr
will bn after hIS iob Tf isn dnN4
ire shinnrrr should Rave $3.50 nF f~%
STRONGEST outfieitir in En- circuit
Then cnma@ 49, naYn~finn n,a~E
49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25

WACO, Feb. 25.-The Cub basket
ball tea mat Baylor University end
ed its basketball season last Friday
night with a clean slate when they
defeated the Corsicana high school
team. The Cubs have played Is
games and won everyone of them,
ranging Ia victory margins in points
from four TO f04 In each game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25
SENATORS BUY
MANY ROCKIES
sos, $50 r. Spent Obtain
ing New Talent From
Other Teams

WASHINGTON. FEB. 25.-tP-rf
money invested III baseball ivory
during the winter pays dividends in
the form OF percentage points dur
Ing the playing season. the WASH
ington Senators viii be among those
present at or very near the top on
the American league pcnrant scram-
bic In October.
President CLARK Griffith has taxi
en- the bard off his bankroll In an
unprecedented manner since the
1873 race ended. and the rockies
who Will try to convince Manager
Walter johnson that they are big
leaguers carry price tags totalinr
500 $50. This. Df course. liz cxclu-
sive OF the five players, three OF
them regulars. that Griffith sent
to Boston for Buddy Myers. which
represented a sszeable financial deal.
All but three OF the rockies
Pitcher CantreI1. Infielder Voter and
Outfieider Spencer Harris - have
been purchased outright &C "a cost
OF $4,000 and even should one on
all OF this trio tee returned IL will
cost the Nationsl something for the
privilege of looking them over.
The new material that will parade
for Manager johnson and their
market rating lists o. follows.
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CHICAGO. FBb. u.s. Ly The
shy little maids nk Nippon Rave
gone in for basketball arid runtefn-
plate y trip To tine United HtatnH
next December.
Nels NurEen. nf ttA University rt
Chicago athletic staff. hnM Been
asked by tf1n First Cftr1z' hlFfA school
pf Toxic fnr Information na KilEN'
teams Urn the United states
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FANS ITCH FOR
= = =
SIGHT OF S;
CARDS GO FAST

CHICAGO Feb 75.-F9-Eo
anxious are Chicago baseball fans
to yet q glimpse oil the Cubs 1920
team that . sell-opt Is anticipat-
ed q month before their OPENING
game with the Pittsburgh Pirates
at WrirIey Field. April IA
President william vreck has
announced thar demand for tick
cts has already broken a1l records
with thousands Of pasteboards
sold.
It's the greatest preseason
rush in Cub history Veesk said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25

Wymore and Shdw In
Fine Fettle for Scrap
Tonight at Fl. Brown

What: Thirty-eight rounds OF
leafher-studdcd punches
When: Eishty-thirty p. m
Where Fort Brown skating
sink.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25

There will be a dance in the A. O. II. Hall tonight. Four piece orches- tra.-Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25
Abingdon

Miss Beatrice Sharpe is visiting relatives at West Upton, Mass. Miss Dorothy Horton is spending a week with friends at Black Point Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. Holbrook and family were Sunday visitors in Che pachet.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Murdock and Mr. and Mrs. William II. Murdock of Resson were guests of relatives over the weekend.
 The members of the Abingdon Chris tian Endeavor Society went to Che paehet last Sunday evening to attend the Christian Endeavor Society and assist with the program.
 Misses Priscilla Elliott, Bernice Sawyer, Ruth Amidon and Doris Wright, members of the Jolly Booster 4-H Club, are attending the Short Course at Storrs this week.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25
THE GHOST TALKS" IS PACKED FULL OF
 EXCITING EPISODES

All the excitement, action and en- tersainment packed into the Fox Movietone special feature, "The Ghost Talks" happens in the original story in the same time it takes to un- rec! the picture; that is, less than two hours. The excitement, by the way, is of the comic kind.
 Incidentally, there is not lap dis solve in the film and only one fadeout --the end.
 This is the first feature length, all- talking farce comedy to be produced by Fox Movietone. It was directed by Lew Seller and features a cast head ed by Charles Eaton and Helen Twelvetrees.
 "The Ghost Talks" was adapted rom story by Max Marcin and Edward Hammond. F. H. Brennan wrote the script and collaborated with Harlan Thompson on the dia- lOgue.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25

When Maurice Chevalier made his debut at the Ziegtield Frolic in New York in February the critics of the metropolis were as one in sounding his praises. They said that he was Will Rogers, Charlie Chaplin and Al Jolson all under one straw hat, and thev predicted that the film he had inst finished making in Hollywood, his first for the moving picture pub lie. would be a great success. ..
 That film, '.Innocents of Paris, vill he presented by Manager Mahon- ev at the Bradley Theatre next Tues dav. Wednesday and Thursday, and inc acclaim with which t has been erected shows that the New York critics had made a perfect score. Che- waller is a great successl
 It is difficult to describe the in- tangible quality of mimic art which tbis idol of the French stage yields over his audiences. Young and old take him to their hearts as soon as they glimpse his all-persuasiye smile. His is genius with something Of the divine spark that made La Bern hardt immortal.
 aInnocents of Paris" deals with tbe rise of a pushcart-peddler and singer. who gets his chance, and makes good on the stage The scenes are laid in the French capitol. Tho supporting cast is excellent in snite of the fact that Chevalier is the kind of star who dosen't need sup port. - a~
 To sum up--no man, woman pr child should fail to see this king of minstrelsy and pantomine, Maurice Chevalier.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25
MRS. NELSON BURIED IN
 GROVE STREET CEMETERY

The body of Mrs. Emma Nelson. formerly of Putnam, who died in Florida April 1st. was received in this city Tuesday by Smith X Walker, undertakers. Wednesday afternoon a committal service was held at the Grove Street cemetery. The service vas conducted by Rev. Frank A. Full Ter. Three children Of Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Walter A. Wheaton, Mrs. Stanley Bacon, and Leland Bradley, live in Putnam. A brother, Charles Wagner, is professor of romance languages at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25
East Putnam

Miss Irene Sever of Worcester is visiting at Adin Chapman's.
 Mrs. Henry Richards and children spent a day with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Rabbit, recently.
 Alfred Gamache and Miss Teresa Gamache spent their two weeks vaca- tion with John Hayden and family.
 Miss Dorothy Miller of Dudley, Mass, has returned to her home after spending the week with Miss Mildred Hale
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25
COUNTY LEAGUE HOLDS
 ANNUAL. MEETING

At the annual convention of the Mindham County League of Women Voters held in Windham Center, last Friday, Mrs. William Smedley o4 Pomfret was elected county chair man. Mrs. r. W. Johnstone of Wood stock was elected vice-president, finance, Mrs. A. Vonsiatsky. Thomp- son, vice-president. membership. and Mrs. J. Dyer Potter. Putnam, secretary, Mrs. Sidney W. Bard of Danielson is treasurer.
Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25
BORN

THERIQuE-In Putnam, July l3, a daughter, Anita Frances, to Mrs. Francis Therique.