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AN ORDINANCES

vacating. abandoning, closing and
reLnquishing all rights Of the City
Of Brownsville in that portion Of the
Old Alice Road within the CITY
Limits extending from the West side
OF Palm Boulevard and running
Northwest to the City Limits line.
Be 1t ordained by the City or
brownsville that that portion OF the
Old Alice Road extending from the
West side OF Palm Boulevard and
running Northwest to the City Linn
It's line be and the same is hereby
vacated, abandoned and closed. and
the city Of Brownsville does hereby
grant. and relinquish to the owners
OF the property. through which said
portion Of said road now runs. ar
rights OF the City Of Brownsville in
and TO said portion Of said road.
Passed and approved this 18th dav
Of February, 1929.
A. u. COLE. Mayor
NJ. Of the City Of Brownsville
a. =. Mundav. City Secretary.
2-21-28-2t-3344.
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CASHIER OUT-SMARTS
SHORT CHANGE ARTIST

MISSION, Feb. 2i.-He outslicked
a "slicker' and together with Mar
shall Ross A. Marcus sent q would
be short change artist on a fast
move out Of town. That's what
Harry Hannes. cashier OF Hayes
Summons did.
The stranger sought change for
a ten dollar bill from one OF the
clerks after making a small pur-
chase. Then he changed money
and his mind so often that the
clerk knew he was tout" but did
not know how.
Hannes checked I'D and found
the drawer was short. he called
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for the clerk to Bring me that
tape" and the slicker evidently
thinking he was going to be held
and tied. shelled out the five dol
lar bill me had previously denied
knowing anything about.
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TO OPEN AUTO AGENCY

HARLINGEN, Feb. 21.-An auto
mobile agency Is to be opened soon
In the new Hubbard building here
by Victor Nave OF Victoria and his
brother Tye Nave, or San Benito.
Tye Nave viii be manager or the
agency.
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HOUSTON AID MEN TO
VISIT
Especial to TIL Herald)

ISpecl4l 10 In heTalul
HARL-sIEN. Feb. 21.--PrepEra-
tons for entertainment of members
OF the Houston Advertising club,
who will come here from Raymond
vile Saturday of this week, are be-
ing made by chamber Of commerce
officials.
The advertising men win spend
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PROFITABLE RIDE

CHICAGO.-When Robert Den
niSon arrived home after riding I'm
a crowded elevated train he found
In his pocket O woman's purse con-
tanning SITS.
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REAL ESTATE

LAND BARGAINS-I52 acres-2sE
acres-Donna district, cultivated.
Nothing better. Priced low. Wire
write or Gallo. II. Swallow. Alamo
Texas. Y-2Ss
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RENTALS

! WANTED TO RENT-Modern 10 a.
broom house, close in, furnished
or unfinished. Responsible people.
Must be reasonable. Address Miss.
Herald office. MISC
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part OF the day Saturday In Ray
mondville, and will then make IN
tour OF the Valley.
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HERE 1T is: A small payment
buys fine. well-located forty acres
in new irrigation district, one mile
from town and paved highway.
Only S55.0c per acre, most liberal
terms. s. p. Nielsen, Sebastian.
N1e0
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WHAT'S LOST TODAY can usually
be recovered tomorrow IL you phone
a Lost and Found" ad to the Of
flee Of this newspaper now.
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OWNER OFFERS 10 acres west Of
Brownsville on Military paving, ripe
for subdivision; also 10 acres. two
acres planted to citrus. at Olmito.
/ need money, the price Is right. II. ii
Parks. phone 6025F1l. San Benito,
Texas. MICS
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HOME on bearing grove; 10 acres
Of 4 year old bearing orange and
grapefruit. 4 IL miles from
Brownsville. 1000 feet off OF hard
surface road. House, garage, and
other improvements on the bank Of
a resaca. Must be sold at once.
$12,5 nc more. Phone 1396-W or
call at $40 West washington St.
Brownsville. N188
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FOR SALE-By owner, 90 81 acres
fine irrigated citrus and truck land
adjoining Edcouch and paved road.
All cultivated, good drainage, wa
ter and improvements. Will divide;
priced low; no trades. Geo. r. Car
ter, Edcouch, Texas. M17l
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HAVE you READ the opportunities
and bargains offered to you in the
Classified Section todsyf
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FINE 12-ACRE tract on Banker Road
half mile from Brownsville. Con-
crete canal and good drainage. $3.50
per acre. Carlos G. Watson, owner.
M-21
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FOR SALE BY oWNER-Sixteen
acre farm with eight room house,
five and a fraction miles from
Brownsville. near good school, about
200 yards from concrete highway.
Reasonable price and terms. Address
p. o. Box s31, Brownsville, Texas.
Ne4.
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NICE FOUR ROOM unfinished
apartment with garage, also 4-room
furnished apartment. ID. l.. Welch,
phone 470. MI
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BARGAIN for quick sale. Five-room
house with gas, hot water and gar
age. 14l0 w. Elizabeth. J. Haiti
ner, M MS
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FURNISHED APARTMENT in new
Duplex, lila West Elizabeth street.
Every convenience ard garage. Tele-
phone -o13-W. N-37
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Apartments

FOR RENT--Four-room apartment
equipped with gas range, Frigidaire.
automatic water heater and modern
plumbing. Garage. Apply on prem
Uses at Fourteenth and Garfield.
MISC
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Lost and Found

LdST Saturday or Sunday, in
brownsville, small leather key ring
case. Finder return to Mcdonald
Howard Agency, phone 1890.
NlS7
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FOR RENT: Groom apartment and
bath, gas and lights. Call t PAT St.
Charles or phone 90. NIB.
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WILL SACRIFICE my last two beau
tiful homes. Better hurry: only
two left. b rooms and bath; textone
two-tone finish: beautiful light fix
lures; automatic water heaters. See
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. hayes
and 18th streets. Victoria Heights,
phone lOT5-M. K-l70
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LEARN TO PLAY BRIDGE in ten
lessons from unofficial bridge cham
MON Of Princeton university. Inquire
Ant. s. 739 Madison street. N-143
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FOR RENT: Three room apartment
with bath and gas stoves and lights.
Phone 80 or call at PAT St. Charles
st. MICS
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NICELY FURNISHED three-room
apartment, with gas. Garage free.
$50. Phone 946-W. MICA
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FOR RENT-Apartment, upstairs;
private bath; all conveniences. 1917
Madison st. MS
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CADETS READY
FOR BIG GAME
Stanford Tussle Looms AS
Greatest Event OF
" ia

WEST POINT, N. Y.,Dec. l6-tFl-
Football interest has begun TO die
out in most parts Of the east,
but at West Point 1t is approaching
its highest pitch. It is only two days
until the cadet team starts II jour
ney 10 Palo Alto, Calf, for the final
and perhaps the most important,
game Of the 1929 season against
Stanford.
The squad, which comes closer 20
being a full company, Is TO leave
here Wednesday aboard "a special
train. Head coach Biff Jones has
planned stops for workouts at Gales
burg, Ills, Syracuse, Kans., and
Needles. Calf, before reaching Palo
Alto Sunday for "a week OF hard
practice and the game on Dec. 20.
The return tour, which includes Wis
its to movie studios &C Los Angeles
and a days stop at the Grand Can
yon, Is to wind up at West Point
Jan. 4.
The party which viii make the
long trip will be a total Of 142 peo-
pie, Of which 10 are football play
ers. AS a reward for their services
during practice, the scrub and pie
be teams will be taken along. Only
members Of the squad or varsity will
take part In the game, but the
others will be used In practice.
"A train OF thirteen cars, fitted
with every convenience for a travel
ing football team has been made up.
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YODER TAKES
NET CROW N

ESPECIAL TO The Herald.O

HARLINGEN, Dec. 16-For the
first time In many years the VAL
ley has recognized single and
doubles tennis champions, as a e
suit Of the tournament completed
at Harrington Sunday.
Bill Yoder Of Harl.ngen breezed
right up through the rank and file
and Sunday easily defeated his
fellw citizen +. l.. Flynn 6-3, 6-3,
to win the Valley singles crown
Yoder's work stood out above the
field. He formerly held the singles
championship Of Texas Junior col
leges.
The doubles crown rests In Edin-
burg, hung over the brows Of 5.
w. Patrick and Bill Southwell-
These Hidalgo METERS defeated l..
H. Warburton and Tabor OF San
Benito 60, 4-6, 6-3, As, Ga. The
fight for this crown vas holly con-
tested, as a glance at score Will
easily convince a tennis fan.
This game was a study in styles,
with the conservative lobhing OF the
Edinburgers winning U over
Wharburton's hard drives and Tab
or's chop strokes.
The tournament was begun un-
der the auspices OF the Valley Mid
Winter fair association. but due 70
unforeseen circumstances. its final
Tits were postponed until Sunday
These contests finish the event.
Miss Pat DeHymel OF San An
tonic won the women's singles
earlier in the schedule. She and
Miss Mary O-Brien. also OF San
Antonio, won the women'S doubles.
Yoder and Miss Virginia Platt OF
Pharr took the mixed doubles.
Awards in the form Of silver loving
cups will be given the champions
IN the near future.
A field Of approximately so rack
eteers completed. Fair officials state
they will hold q similar tourney
next year.
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In him all the time. He made
splendid gains through the per-
centages and his decimal work
c-Ild not be surpassed. His defense
against fractions was outstanding.
BY mid October Frank had de-
velopped a bad case OF adder's
pleurisy, which Is something like
writer's cramp. only worse. But
Frank kept right in there. livery
time q plunging fullback nose
dived over the big double stripe.
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a case OF lead pencils. RE had train
ed all summer by multiplying the
stock ticker reports with the peo-
ple passing through the Times
Square subway station and sub
4 lcting the number OF times the
Athletics hit safely In the eighth
inning Of the next to last world
series game.
From the first kickoff OF the
Marion Howard game. Friday. Sept.
20, the initial gridiron contest OF
the season, Frank was in their fig
gering. He gave the best that was
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by WILLIAM RIFT

-
NEW YORK, Dec. 16-After al
most 10 weeks Of constant adding,
subtracting, dividing, multiplying.
weighing, measuring, sounding,
parsing. defining, probing, investi-
eating but not sleeping, frank Z.
Wood, the leading football figgerer
Of the nation, has at last uncover
ed the national champion" Of the
gridiron.
Hold your seats and don't stand
up-it's Ohio university!
Pooh for Notre Daniel Bah for
Pittsburgh And q couple Of meows
for Purdue!
Ohio university it Is. All OF which
shows what lingering can do to a
fellow.
Frank started the football season
with q carload OF copy paper and
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Frank could well have been proud
OF ii. And then IL happened
The football season over rank
discovered he had formed such a
habit he couldn't quit ~figgering. He
had become a decimal addict. an
addition inebriate or something. He
started to figure the scores OF the
minor teams.
The result Is staggering Franks
further calculations show Ohio uni
versity. nine games won, none lost.
none tied, 306 points to opponents
u, to have a percentage Of $50.
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Japanese Meters
Turn To Europeans

TOKYO. Dec. 16-lFJ-The exc
cutive committee of the Japan lawn
tennis association decided today to
issue its 1880 challenge for the Davis
cup In the European zone instead
OF the American zone, as II has done
heretofore, because the European
zone offers a greater variety Of CON-
petition.
The team named today included
Takeichi Harada, xcshiro Ohta, Ia
milo Abe, and Ytotart Sato. The first
three are veterans OF international
matches. while Sato Is rated as the
best OF the newcomers.
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Moriarty became the manager of
the Tigers one of his first acts was
to sign Leifield as coach. He
stayed two years at Detroit before
becoming the manager Of the Okla
homa City team.
Leifield's pitching career began in
1902 with Joplin, Mo. From there
he went to Alton and then to Des
Moines before he became big league
calibre. The Pirates signed him
then and he starred with that
team for eight years. In 1918 he
figured in a trade with the Cubs.
who released him to San Francisco
the following year. From that
time on Lefty bounced around in
the minors until being signed by
the Browns as coach in 1918.
Wise baseball men are of the OPP
inion that Leifield will produce re-
suits at st. Paul and that Bob Con-
merry has finally succeeded in secN-
ing a manager who VII garner an
American Association pennant for
him.
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ART SHIRES CROSSES GLOVES
WITH 'SUPERGREAT' TONIGHT

fit. and his aim to score his secor
consecutive knockout victory. Sh
Arthur also expects Il to serve as a
tune-up bout for his world series
battle with Hack Wilson, Chicago
Cub outfielder-if the project does
not collapse. as It threatens to do.
Trafton. who will have a 40-pound
weight advantage, will be making
his initial venture as q money-seek-
ing heavyweight boxer under a YER
ious handicap. The handicap Is a
black eye. suffered yesterday dur
ing the Chicago Bears final game.
There still was hope Hack Wilson
would meet 5hires In the ring, but
IL grew more remote. Hack was In
clined to call off the chance to pick
I'D SIS. 900 and $1,000 for training
expenses, because OF opposition by
the Cub management.
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Ohio National Champ;
That Is Woods Finding
And He's Sticking by 1T

Frank was busy with his pencil be-
fore the ball touched turf. Not even
o single point er-touchdown got
away.
However, Frank being a big lea
que calculator could only bother
with big league football teams. and
so when Thanksgiving dawned he
had everything in order. Franks
list, the National Football Stand
ings, is the generally accepted
method Of determining the worth
Of competing teams.
Franks final calculations showed
just how the big boys stood Utah
had the best record and. OF course.
a fine claim on the national title.
Next came Tennessee. Then Pitts
hudgh. Tulane. Colgate. Davis-Elk-
inns, Purdue. Notre Dame, Fordham,
North Carolina and SO forth.
10 was a great piece OF work.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 16-Pl- Tod
Morgan will give Benny Bass Of
Philadelphia a shot at the Junior
lightweight championship in Madi-
SON Square garden this week.
The Morgan-BasS struggle OF Fri
day night heads a boxing schedule
enlivened BY the second ring APP
pearance OF Art Shires. who appar-
eHkly would rather fight than play
first base for the Chicago White
SOx.
Morgan will defend the title he
won from Mike Ballerino for the
ninth time when he faces Bass
over the 15-round championship
route. Possessed Of little or no
punch, Morgan has beaten back
every challenge by boxing skill.
B. Is a deadly puncher.
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BY JACK SORDS
Central Press Sports Cartoonist-
Writer

With plenty Of experience as both
player and coach IN the major
leagues and with one season Of
managing a minor league club be-
hind him. big Lefty Leifield viii at
tempt to pilot the ST. Paul club
Of the American Association to a
pennant next year. Lefty received
his first taste as a manager with
the Oklahoma City team in 1929
and made things interesting for the
rest OF the league. He failed TO win
the pennant but did the next best
thing.
Leifield has served as coach with
the St. Louis Browns. the Boston
Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers.
He became an assistant with the
Browns in 1918 and when Lee Foil
took over the reins Of the Red
Sox. Lefty wa right there with
him. He was there until the close
Of the 1926 campaign. When George
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By WILLIAM wEEKEs
Associated press sports Writer

NAC1Q(A0h~A ANoo SR0@~o A@e~
CHICAGO, Dec. 16ZtR-Charles
Arthur CThe Great Shires and Geo.
(Supergreat) Trafton will say it with
gloves tonight.
After a week OF conversation,
Shires. the fighting baseball player,
and Trafton. the battling football
player. viii wallop each other for
five rounds or less on promoter Jim
Mullen's card at the White City
arena.
"Just a stepping stone 10 bouts
with the best OF them" was Shires'
pre-fight statement
"Shires' fight career will end to-
Enthusiastically" Trafton said. 1t
viii be Shires' second fight for pro-
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better than Utah's $50.
Further figgering by Frank re-
veals that st. Mary'S has .958.
which would give that team second
place, and that by combining Notre
Danes Pittsburgh's and Purdue's
opponents averages those three
percentages stand: Pittsburgh 1888.
Purdue .905, Notre Dame .696. but
combining own percentages with all
opponents gives Notre Dame TAP.
Pittsburgh TAI and Purdue $751;
However-but what's the usel
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Negro Charged With
Assault After Frav

WACO. Dec. 16-tP-Jake Toll
bert. negro, was held in county
jail today on a charge OF assault
with intent to murder pending out
come OF the injuries OF James +.
Duncan. 22-year-old white man.
who was shot and critically wound
ed yesterday.
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80 He BROWNsVILE HERALD SPORTS SECTION e@@a
Valley Recognizes Champions in Harrington Meet

ly field Aviators. II 10 8. The vic.
tory gave the doughboys the right
to meet Fort Crockett Saturday.
Yesterdays game wa sine third
between the two teams. The first
two resulted in ties, one "a s~rorelesI
tie, and the other IN U Nd U contest
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2Srd I~nfantry's Guns
Beat KelIv FIiers

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 16-tP-It
took three b0mbardmentS from
their siege guns to do IL, but the
23rd infantry football team finally
proved It's superiority over the 6el-
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m mMmmMHMMM
PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce

The Hargrove quint BROWNSVILLE
will be seen in action for the first
time Tuesday evening at Fort Brown
when It takes on the Harrington in
dependents. The locals are headed by
Gabbert Of Miami u. Frank Gibson
Of Pitt also is on squad. Johnny and
Charles Pickett. former Eagle stars.
Hanna and Lonnie Phipps Of FL Jar
din, round out the outfit.
Ever stop to size up the Valley
Champions Of the year?
Football
Harrington ran off with the class
r. title and defeated Kingsville for
the bi-district crown. Not satisfied,
the Cards then trounced the Robs-
town Cotton Pickers, a class "A"
club. by a goodly margin. The Card
mails will be back in full force next
season and should enjoy an even
better year. There is quite a bit OF
talk Of their entering class "a.
With a veteran aggregation on hand,
they should 60 far in District No. 3.
Stuart Place. after a good season,
claimed the rural championship OF
this section. No one challenged them,
so they consider the bunting theirs.
The McAllen junior high gridsters
sOundly trounced all opposition.
These little chaps are making a re-
gular thing Of whipping out their
~-w~n-nv~t- T~Hrnrm wnwfv~,n hnUnN after
the decline CT Red Irvine's Red
Ants" at Brownsville.
Mission after a poor start and =
whirlwind finish. Is the undisputed
grid champion OF Hidalgo county.
They were second only TO the Cards
in the Valley race.
Tennis
Bill Yoder reigns supreme as the
mems singles title holder after his
victory over F. L. Flynn at Harlingen
Sunday. Bill is an all-around ath-
lete. He was the backbone Of the Nc
Allen baseball club a year ago. Bill
Yields the bat and the racket equal
~ well.
Miss Pat DeHymel Of San Antonio
dashed into the Valley recently TO
capture the women's singles cham
piOnsnip. She was easily the out
standing girl IN the tournament.
Bill Southweu and $. w. Patrick
OF Edinburg composed the Valleys
prize mems doubles machine. They
scored to ascendancy Monday at
Harrington, defeating q San Benito
pair after a long, hard fought game.
Miss De Hymel and her fellow cit
izen Mary O,Brien comprise the wo-
mans doubles title holder.
The mixed doubles remained In
the Valley with Yoder and Miss Vtr-
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$4,000 WORDS OF LOVE

LONDON-Love letters containing
$1,000 words describing his ardent
affection were introduced In a
breach Of promise suit against w.
@. Fareham.