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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Stanford Defeats
California ZIG

STANFORD STADIUM. PALO
ALTO, Calf, Nov. 23-tPl-Back to
the early season form that stamp
ed II as d potential champion, a
smashing. crashing Stanford Car
dinal eleven crushed the coast con-
ference title hopes Of California to-
day en- dsent the previously un-
conqured Bears tumbling to a 2l--6
defeat.
"A huge crowd OF $1,000 persons
thrilled 70 the dazzling line and
aerial attack OF a reiuvenated Car
dinal team that saw and seized its
chances; snatched at every oppor-
tunity and fought or from opening
kickoff to closing gun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
LAWYERS MIX
OVER BONDS
Stinnett Prisoners Seek
Signers After State
Sight Seeing

STTNNETT, Tex, Nov. 2S-F-
Sam jones and Jim Hodges. charF-
ed with the staying OF District At
torney John "A. Holmes. were still I'm
the Hutchinson county Jail late to-
night attempting to obtain someone
TO make bonds for them.
The two men, who were whisked
about north and central Texas from
one jail 10 another this week bv
Hutchinson county officers IN an
attempt to avoid premature bonds.
We're granted bonds t0tAling $4,000
each after an exciting habeus corpus
hearing here today. During the
hearing. remarks made hv District
Attorney Glen Calhoun concerning
possible motives off the defendants
lawyers almost resulted ~ Y fist
fight. Calhoun refused to reveal ari
or the evidence against Jones at the
instance XII Jones attorney. WI. a..
Witcher. At Calhoun's explanation
OF his refusal I'D reveal state testi-
mony, Witcher leaped 70 his feak
and said that Inc took the remark
as an insult.
WitCher offered 10 take physical
action and Calhoun jumped To his
feet. but Deputy Sheriff WV. III. KEEL
". who va sitting I'm front OF CAL
h0un was on his feet with his hand
on his gun.
"Sit down." Kelly ordered CAL
houn, FOR Ill bust you in the nose
Deputy Sheriff Forrest StradIey
then took Witcher from the room
and searched him, finding nothing
more formidable than IN pocket
knife.
Special District Judge Perry Pear
son then ordered the attorneys to
be seated and To observe proper de-
corum In his court. He twice re-
fused Calhoun permission I'D speak
further.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
FENCE OF YALE
DEEP MYSTERY

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 49,
tF-With the arrival OF Yale's
treasured relic. the now famous
fence, still being awaited, the New
Haven police tonight announced ef-
forts would be made to a%pprenend
and prosecute the persons re-
spcnsible for its theft from q
photographers studio.
While undergraduate Yale re-
garded the disappearance of the
fence from the studio during the
Yale-PrincetOn game as q prank.
the local police chose to treat the
case as a burglary.
Captain OF Detectives James Dee
gan said that while the fence may
have been taken as a prank. bur-
glary was committed and that an
attempt would be made through
the Cambridge police TO ~apprehend
the persons implicated In its dis
appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Chicaro Victor Over
Huskies Bv Passes

STAGE FIELD. Chicago. Nov. %
=P-Amos Alonzo Stasg. the ST.
vear-cld wizard Of Chicago football.
tossed aside the line smashing Of
tense for which Maroon teams have
been famous and sent out a host
OF forward masses who hnaved Chi
cago TO a IS TO s triumph over the
washington Huskies today as 25.-
600 persons watched the game.
The victory was the most SenSa-
fional for Chicago on its own field
Al many years. and the brilliant
mssing offense bewildered not only
the Huskies. but even Maroon parti-
sans. The triumph also was Chica-
COS second IN i~ntersectional com
petition. Princeton previously hav-
ing fallen before the Maroons In the
east.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Star Gridders Lined up for Valley New Years Til
FEARLESS CLEMENCEAU DIED
In SAME SPIRIT HE LIVED

10y A4MANEDF &AW4M n1WM 4MAAAADA ~
BOSTON, Nov. 23-(F-Georges
Clemenceau, veteran French states
man who died in Paris. held toward
death the same fearless attitude he
did toward life and advised others
To learn To accept II las we find A."
The last chapter OF his autobiogra-
ply. sin the evening OF my thought"
completed just prior to his death
and published here by Houghton
Mifflin Company. revealed the aged
Tigers opinion Of death as dream
less sleep" He watched it's ap-
proach complacently and with COM
plete approximation
The chapter, entitled "and here
after" disagreed with orthodox
views regarding life after death and
criticized as lacking in balanced
judgement" those who sought such
views necessary To their happiness
on earth.
"A dreamless sleep, that ~, d
purely negative state OF uncon-
sciousness, IS all that we can an
ticipate in DEATH" he wrote. THAT
is not very terrifying. An absence
of pleasure; an absence OF pain. To
dread such q state surely indicates
a lack OF balanced judgment, since
we enter it, by no means without
satisfaction. at the end OF every day.
When we have completed our daily
tasks. do we not seek TO recuperate
in sleep? Death Is no more and no
less than sleep. IN the evenings.
everyone looks forward to the ap-
preaching hour Of Inconsistencies.
Insomnia Is considered an unsur-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
HARVARD STUDENTS SPIRIT
AWAY YALE'S FENCE RELIC

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 23-RI
"A touring car. closely curtained,
sped over the Post road 70 New
Haven this morning. bearing one
Of Yale's most treasured relics - a
piece OF the famous fence.
Carefully guarded from prying
eyes for a week, the fence found its
ways into the hands Of Yale men
at a Harvard Lampoon dinner last
night.
Yale men were worried nc It's dis
appearance. worried and angry. IL
had become u tradition nc Yale for
class officers and athletes to have
their picture taken against the
eight-foot section OF the old fence
that has been preserved by the
Bach brothers through many years.
Private detectives joined with po-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

lice or two cities fl their search.
Not "a clue did they discover. IL
was the perfect crime"
Then last night. ten editors OF the
Yale Record. magazine OF humor,
were the guests or Harvard's hum
orous f~ortnightly. the Lampoon. The
banquet hall or the Lampoon build
ing vas In gala array. A dinner
was at its height.
A door at the end Of the banquet
hall opened. "A shrill pitched pic
colo squeaked "Boola Boola," and
eight Harvard men, Lampoon edl-
tors. marched solemnly into the
hail. the Yale fence IN their midst.
Led by Bob Lampoon. Maucot
and Jester or the Harvard comic
magazine. the guardians OF the
fence marched To the further end "
the banquet hall and called for sill
ence.
The mouths OF the Yale men fell
open agape. Albert q. Churchill or
Livermore, Calf, president OF the
Lampoon, stepped forward and Of
fered the fence TO the guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
my Home Town"
Address on City
Wins 4th Prize

Harvey Nuckols, Junior I'm the
Brownsville high school. placed
fourth in the MY Home Town"
contest held at Corpus Christi the
past week. He covered most OF the
outstanding feature or his city. as
Is shown by his talk. which fol-
lows:
Brownsville. The Grapefruit
Capital Of the World, located in
the southermost part OF Texas. Is
the modern Utopia.
We have in Brownsville, what
the prophets OF old dreamed OF,
large schools. q beautiful city and
perfect government.
Duh Orchards OF Citrus Fruits
are more extensive than any in the
Southwest, and the Grapefruit Is
known throughout the United Sta
ties for its sweetness.
Brownsville is located down where
the cool Gulf breezes play and the
sun shines down on us the year
round. where our worries are thrown
In the Rio Grande, which Is so
near.
Some OF you probably wish you
were in Brownsville now, not only
to enjoy the tropical climate, but
also to enjoy the old Spanish city
Of Matamoros. which is just across
the river. Where you see Mexico
as 1t was fifty years ago. Then
you contrast Brownsville and Ma
tamoros and see the great differ
ence OF two cities separated only
by a river.
IF you wish 70 spend this ON
ing winter in Brownsville we can
offer as good hotel accommodations
as anywhere In the south. III you
like fishing It Is only a few miles
from Brownsville to the Gulf. And
as for hunting well, did you ever
catch q fleeing glimpse Of a large
buck, track him down and finally
feel the kick of your 5000 on your
shoulder as the buck pauses. gives
its last wild leap and falls dead.
shot through the heart? II you
haven't had this experience come
down to Brownsville where we have
this kind Of hunting.
But these are only a few or the
attractions Of Brownsville. I am
sorry I do not have the time to
tell you about them, but we invite
you to come to Brownsville, Where
Uncle Sam meets Mexico" and see
for yourself"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Ohio Home Coming.
Game Lost To Him

OHIO STADIUM, Columbus, o.,
Nov. 23.-lP-A University of ILL
nois team at the peak OF its pow
er. utterly crushed Ohio State here
today, q to D.. II was Ohio's en-
nual home coming game and $1,000
spectators attended.
Both teams were fighting for
honors Of undisputed second place
in the Western Conference. but the
Wanted Ohio defense that beat
Michigan. Iowa. and Ohio Wesley
an at the beginning Of the season.
was helpless before the powerful
mixed attack Of the Illini.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
BY L. "A. SEYMOUR, CHIEF
MARKET DIVISION
State Agriculture Dent,

In many lines Of merchandise OF
a universally known brand. the
purchaser is allowed the privilege
Of returning the article at the ship
per's expense. If, after examination,
1t Is found not to be satisfactory,
and of having his money refunded.
The slogan, Satisfaction Guar
anteed or Your Money Back can
not be applied literally to ship
ments of citrus fruits. as 1t would
be impracticable for the consignor
to allow the cOnsignee the privi-
lege OF returning the shipment az
his expense in case of dissatisfac-
ton after examination Of the
fruit. The best substitute for this
is shipping point inspection and
c~ertification which afford reason
able assurance to the shipper that
ne Is shipping just what the cer-
tificaticn indicates. and the buyer
IS equally assured that he is re-
ceiving fruit OF the quality and
grade indicated BIZ the certificate
a copy Of which he IS EMIT ID to
receive from the shipper. and which
the shipper should be pleased to
furnish. The usual method Of
handling q shipment Of uncerti-
fled citrus fruit. in case Of the buy
er's being dissatisfied after he has
examined IL. is to make an arbit-
rary allowance without having q
basis or which 10 determine n just
and equitable adjustment. A GER
tificate OF inspection furnishes a
basis for the adjustment Of all such
controversies.
Strict Grading Watched
Shipping point inspection and
certification of carlot shipments or
citrus fruits encourage strict grad
ing based on standards that are
universally known to the produce
trade. and furnish the buyer al we'll
as the shipper with an impartial
report as to quality and condition
Of the fruit at the time Of inspec-
ticn as well as TO create a basis
for the adjustment of claims against
the carriers, and also reduce the
liability Of a controversy between
the c0nsigncr and the ccnsignee
with reference 10 grade and con-
dition Of the fruit. The certificates
r also a basis for +. O. B. auc-
ton sales.
IL should be remembered that
the certificates Of inspection are
accepted in the courts Of the United
States and IN the ourts OF the
state in which the inspection is
made, as prima facie evidence OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Aggie Harriers Win
Southwestern Title

HOCSTON, Tex. Nov. 23.-tPl-
Texas A. g. M. College won the
Southwest Conference o county
meet here today with SO points, Tex
as University finishing second with
40 points.
The other schools in order:
Southern Methodist g.; Rice IS;
Texas Christian l02.
Willis of Rice finished ahead Of
the field. Winder and Shoemak-
or Of the Aggies crowded him, Hob
son OF S. M. c. and Cole or Texas
were the others TO finish In the
first five.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
CRACKS IN
THE DOME
BY THE POLITICAL ANALYST

AUSTIN, Nov. 23-Marshal Rat
lifts lynching. whatever its local
aftermath, however loud the den
unciationS OF laWlesS mob action,
seems to imply a fault in the lack
OF swifter justice In the courts.
England'S system seems despotic
in many ways: yet when a man Is
guilty there he is punished in a
few weeks. Here Ratliff was about
to 60 into the third year after the
Santa Claus bank robbery, courts
wrangling about which 80 Z ould
try him to see whether he escaped
the death chair.
Not only i'm the swift punishment
or the guilty, but IN the sensible
handling OF a desperate criminal
awainting probable execution. has
its share In the case. When Of
ficers permit a death-penalty cri.
minal TO take their loaded guns
guns they reasonably may expect
him to shoot.
Texas juries have come 10 the
points that they convict IN rob-
berry cases. They impose stiff pen
alties. When q man is guilty, his
punishment shclld come at once,
not two years or S1ore afterward.
Criminal appeals court Ills week
was able to pass on "a death case.
that Of Bishop Adams or Travis
county, n week after II was sub
mitted.
This apparently indicates that
the courts are getting TO a point
that they can promptly review and
finally act upon the more serious
criminal cases before them.
In a ease at Lubbock recently
an unwholesome precedent was set
by exercise OF the extraordinary
power put In the hands or judges,
to Suppress publication Of the news
Of q proceeding. Despite this. any
one was privileged to go in the
courtroom and hear the proceed
ings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Fastest Hunter
Kills Deer In
Shortest Time

BRECKENRIDGE. Tex. Nov.
23=P-Having read on ~ man
In McAllen who claims TO have
made the prettiest shot at u deer
this year. and Of q ten-year-old
Brownsville boy who claims To
be the youngest d~eer-slayer of
the season, y. .. Hines W this
city Is claiming the title as the
fastest" deer slayer.
Hines. with his wife. left here
sarly Friday, drove 1856 miles.
Eilled IN six point buck. and was
oack BY midnight. He drove 372
niles and killed the deer In less
han 20 hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Nagurski Ends
Career With a
1912 Victory
DAN HowLEY- REDS

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 23.-tF
Plunging for two touchdowns,
Bronko Nagurski ended his grid
iron career for Minnesota today
by leading his mates to a 13 to
IL victory over Wisconsin's
fighting Badgers. 1t was the
final game Of the esason for
both teams.
One successful kick out Of two
attempts for point after touch
down executed by Arthur Phar-
mer. Gopher halfback. who al
SO ended his Big Ten career. was
Minnesota's slight margin OF
vistory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

MANHATTAN. Kans.. Nov. 23-iP
Sweeping through the Kansas
Aggies for eight points in the first
period. the Nebraska CornhuskerS
piled up enough OF a margin to
withstand q last half Aggie threat
and win the annual football game
today, 10 TO 6. The victory left the
NebraskanS still in the lead Of the
big six title race and needing only
a victory over Iowa State Thanks
giving to assure its second conSecu-
tive championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
ACCIE IL In
FINAL HUDDLE
Surprise Plays To Meet
Longhorn Attack Brew
I'm Secret Practice

COLLEGE STATION, Nv. 23-tF
The Texas Aggie football team
went into executive session today,
for the Thanksgiving Day meet with
the Texas L0EzhcrnS. The secret
passing was the first of the season.
Current rumors were that the
Longhorns would find q number of
surprise plays prepared for their
especial entertainment when the
teams meet. Aggie coaches have also
been drilling extensively on q de-
tense to stop the famed Longhorn
attack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
FROSH DOWN
HOUSTON

COLLEGE STATION. Nov. a.
CP-The Texas Aggies freshmen
cross country team downed the John
Reagan high school Harriers OF
Houston % to AZ today. IL was the
first defeat Of the Houston team
in three years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

SHANGAI. Nov. 23-GP-- Ma
tionalist government troops tonight
appeared 60 have gained the IN
per hand In Honan province fight
ting. the rebellious Ru0minchun
troops being I'm retreat westward
along the LunEhai railroad toward
the province OF Shensi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
WIN ENDS STREAK

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 23-tP)-
Lehigh ended a ten year losing
streak against La Fayette today by
gaining a Is TO II victory. A place
ment kick for evtra point by David
owitz in the first period proved the
Browns margin OF triumph.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
It's a Bow

Especial r. the Heraldl
MCALLFN. Nov. 23-Nr. ard NfrA
Dan Ceballos or this city, are the
parents OF N boy born Saturday. Ce-
ballos Is the night chief operator
for Western Union in LcAlltn. and
Is well known in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
DETROIT FALLS

DETROIT, Nov. g -H1-Ihs
Oregon Aggies swept over a grozen
gridiron here today and admins
tered a Il to z defeat to the uni
versity Of Detroit. It was the first
defeat that team had suffered since
early In 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Breckenridge Class
A Oil Belt Champs

ABILENE. Nov. 23-R-Breck-
enridge's claim 10 the class A oil
belt title became undisputed today
and Abilene's last chance at it van
ished when San Angelo defeated
Abilene IL to 9. 1t was Ahilene's first
defeat on the home field in four
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23-tF9-
The Villa-Nova college Wildcats rode
roughshod over the courageous
North Carolina State Football team
on Franklin field today and won
"a to 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
City Briefs


Fried Chicken-Special supper at
Anthony's Waffle Shop. Only soc.
ADV. "a.
Business Trip.-John G.. Philen.
Jr., Brownsville customs broker, has
been In Mexico for a few days look
ing after business. He expects 70
return Sunday.
Missouri Pacific Day.-Next Satur-
day is to be Missouri Pacific Day az
the Valley Mid Winter Fair In Har-
lingen. "A large number OF Valley
employees are expected TO turn out
for the occasion, and a special train
will be run down from K~ingsvllle-
Rcturn.-F. = McCaIeb. commun-
ications engineer of the Mexican
aviation company, and III. u. Gil
more. manager Of the local airport,
returned Friday from Mexico City.
They had gone down several days
ago To confer with officials there.
Everything IN hardware AZ bargain
prices. 3rd a. Fronton- Adv. 26.
DO you have am old hat that you
would like TO use again.. 7 can re-
make 1t for you. See Mrs. Ethel
Bates, AmayaB Millinery. 1895
Adams. Adv. rs.
Tower Park Cottages on Harllngen
highway, completely furnished, lin
en-, dishes, etc. $500 per day. Adv.
rs.
The Bridge Cafe and Coffee Shop
now open Elizabeth Street opposite
Miller Hotel. under the management
OF Fl. A. Bullock and +. M. Samms.
specializing in chilli. toasted sand
wiches. and plate lunches. ADV. IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

EDINBURG-The skelet, / OF a
man believed 10 have died forty
years ago was found in a chest in
the attic OF an abandoned hut GO
miles north Of here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

DTOUFSNF WINS

PITTSBURGH. NV. 23--tF-A
last period aerial onslaught, gave
DUquesne university u Y tO q VIC
tory over the Haskell Indians here
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Tower Park Cottages on Harllngen
highway, completely furnished, lin
en-, dishes. etc. $500 per day. Adv.
rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Fried Chicken-Special supper at
Anthony's Waffle Shop. Only Soc
ADV. "a.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

s:: '::: ::;s ,; :s ;,%$, BY RIPLEY
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
Law Enforcement Body Maps Out Program of Il Investigations;
 Separate Place For Prohibition
Dry Laws to Receive Concentrated Study Under Wick crsham Personally-Lawlessness By En-
 forcing Agents to Be Probed
Washington, Aug. s P}-Prohibi.

Washington, Aug. P-Prohibi- lion has been assigned d place by itself in a program Of | investiga- lions worked out by the national law enforcement commission after four months Of preliminary study ot ts c-neral problem.
 No other single body of laws was singled out for such concentrated study, and tne commission further indicated the importance it attaches 10 prohibition by designating it's own chairman, George W. Wickersham, as head of the committee which will col.-u this investigation.
 Each Of the 1 lines of investiga . lion mapped out will be pursued ,,n- der the direction of a similar com nittee, with Chairman Wickersham as an X-officio member of all. Be- sides prohibition, they will deal with causes of crime; statistics of crime and criminal justice, police prCSccu tons; courts; penal institutions, pro- Lation and parole; juvenile delin- quency; criminal justice and the for eisn born: lawlessness by govern lnent law enforcing officers, and the cost of crime.
 To Probe Enforcement
 Judge William $. Kenyon of Iowa
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
I'M ALONE CASE
 ID START SOON
Commission Named to Probe
 Sinking Of Boat

Washington, Aug. 9 tPl-Thc 'om- mission which will arbitrate the diff. ferences between the United States and Canada over the sinking of the rum runner I'm Alone" in the Gulf of Mexico last March has been designated and is expected soon to select q time ana place for its hear ings.
 Makeup of Commission
 The United States is represented On the commission by Justice Wilii, Van Devanter of the supreme court and Canada by Eugene LaF'leur, K C., of Montreal, George Wharton Pepper former United States sena- tor from Pennsylvania. and John E. Read, legal adviser of the Canadian department of exterSll affairs, have been designated the agents of their respective Sovernmnts to appear be- fore the commission, while W. N. Tilley, K. C., of Toronto, and Aim" Geoggrion of Montreal, will assist Mr. Read.
 A number of points Of disagree mcnt. involving interpretation Of provisions of the 1924 rum snug gling treaty between the United
 States and Great Britain, as well as differences on questions of fact, will Ec argued before the commission
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
Republicans Hasten to Repudiate
 Mrs. Willebrandt's Charges Thai
 Party Inspired Sensational Speech

shifting the blame for her Spring field appeal from her own shoulders to those of the republican national committee, officials here anticipated some statement designed to clear the skirts of the republican party.
 Inasmuch as the Burke statement came shortly after he had dined with President Hoover. it was be- licvcd probable the matter of Mrs. WillebranAt'S expose was discussed between them. Further, it was held likely in some quarters that the statement Was suggested, or at least acquiesced in. by the White House.
 The statement Burke denied ap- pcared in one of Mrs. Willebrandt' s first articles, which touched only lightly upon the last campaign. La ter she is expected to go into recent politics more fully and Washington is waiting anXiously and in some quarters fcarfully for that part of her story. She can cause discomfort 10 many politicians still in the pub lie eye. it is believed if she chooses to do so. And the Burke statement is not expected to have a soothing effect.