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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03
oPEED-UP, FEW SAFETY
DEVICES MANNED $4,000
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS
l. Is IS Naturalization Brings More Than 1000
Deaths to Penn. Miners
More Than 1860 Industrial Accidents During
Year; Bosses Profits Swell

HApRrSBUPGH, Pa, Jan. 81
Sps.a-Bp methocl and lack of
safety devices in the mines of
Pennsylvania resulted, during 1929,
in serious accidents to 49,013 min
ers, figures just released reveal.
The grim story of daily killing and
naming of coal miners is found in
the annual report of W. H. Hor-
ner. director of the Workmen's
Conversation Bureau to the state
secretary of labor and industry.
The report shows a total of 2,012
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03

deaths occurring in industr'nl &C
cidents, and states that 166,669
accidents of all kinds occurred dur
ing the year. The number Of min
ers killed in accidents is not given.
Of the mine accidents, 25,S90 were
reported from the anthracite fields
and 23,123 from the bituminous
fields.
All these figures are obviously
very conservative, being only those
reported to the state by the en-
blowers,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03

down in the performance of this
Communist working class duty, rep
resents the working class of the
United States in struggle. All over
the country, the workers know why
he died. All over the country they
know the name of the worker and
Communist, Steve Katovis. They
are rallying to the banner of the
Communist Party, they are joining
the fighting Trade Union Unity
League. This is the answer-the
fitting and best answerthat the
workers can give to the capitalists
government and its allies
The membership meeting of the
cafeteria workers adopted resolu-
ton pledging: eve will fight on as
Katovis fought for the fundamental
right Of labor to organize We will
organize 10 fight on the picket line
and wherever necessary until we
shall re ale to establish work.
e-s' and farn.ers' government.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03
German Jobless
Hold Congress

(Cortinued from Page One)
growing army of unemployed in all
capitalist lands.
Labor" Government Cheats Jobless.
In Great Britain, with the help
of the Shiny "labor" government,
more and more workers are being
thrown on the streets. The figures
issued for the two weeks, ending
December 80, show the number OF
registered unemployed in Great Bril-
tain is 1910, 200. This represents an
increase of 206,643 out-of-work
added to the jobless army in less
than Is days! But what is worse,
the labor" government is trying to
cheat every possible unemployed
worker out of relief due them.
In Germany, the latest reports
show 100000 unemployed workers.
This number is rapidly increasing.
Reports from Berlin indicate that in
one week the number of voorhees, in
creased by 2O,424, bringing the UNI
employed in the Berlin Brandenburg
district up to 458,7S4, OF this num-
Der $4,000 are in Berlin. Only 1877.
500 receive q small pittance of UNI
employment relief. Many thousands
are in desperate need, facing actual
starvation.
Besides this, there are many shut
downs in the building industry, the
dismissals in the metal and wood
A.sa4stry that are causing more and
more unemployment. II the sppli-
cation of the Berlin Karlsruhe In
arsivial works to shut down It's
plaat Is granted, another 1880 men
ar men will be added to the
&c 4 unemployed army.
r. German workers are organ
II end fighting against the in
e., ~ unemployment. Under the
lead.rship of the Communist Party,
he volfrers are demanding = seven
r rr Ga /, higher wages, and uneri-
ri m ut relief. The mobilization
Of Che German workers will culmi-
rate in the international mass
oea 4 ration against unemploy-
moat ret for February 26.
Nff shou, Your Conditions
IL
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03
Workers! This Is Your Paper.
Write for II. Distribute II
Among Your Fellow WorkersI
MASS UPRISINGs SHAKE
KOREA.

Continued from Page Ons)
ancse imperialists with being "Com-
rnunists."
Not only 10 Japanese imperialism
being shaken in Korea, however, but
in Japan itself. This is shown BY
TIE fact that during December many
students were arrested in Toxic, and
not by police. but by troops of the
army.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03

Build The Daily Worker--Send
in Your Share of the $4,000 New
Subs.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03

Build The Daily Workcr--Send
in Your Share of the $4,000 New
Subs.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-03

Nyf About Your Conditions
a l'riy vorker Become =
Correspondent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
SCHEDULE FOR
SCHOOLS MADE


SAN BENITO, March i1-Wlth
Brownsville, San Benito. Harrington
and La Feria counted in. the Cam
cron county high school baseball
schedule will get under way March
l8 and continue through April Is,
according 70 q schedule drawn up
here Monday evening by school
officials.
A lower bracket composed OF
Santa Rosa, Wilson Tract, Santa
Maria Rio Hondo and Los Fresnos
will play off a schedule also. This
will be worked out at a meeting to
be held here Wednesday night.
The upper bracket schedule fol-
lows:
Mar. iS.-HarIingen az la Feria;
Brownsville at San Benito.
Mar. 2l.-San Benito at Har-
lingen: La Feria az Brownsville.
Mar. 25.-Open date.
April LA Feria at Harrington;
San Benito az Brownsville.
April 4.-Sna Benito at Harrington
La Feria at Brownsville.
The championship series will be
played off APRIL II, is and Is.
The first game Of the season will
be on tap al Brownsville Friday
when Har,ingen high visits the
Junior college Scorps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
Mercedes Cops IL
Inning Game 5 to 4
Especial 20 The Herald

Especial 20 The HeraId)
MERCEDES, March 1l-For II
long innings the Mercedes Lions
strove Sunday before they we're alb
r. TO down the San Benito Box
Makers 5 to 4 in the best Valley
ball game this season. Pumarejo
and Martinez hooked UP in a hurl-
ing duel that gave the fans their
moneys worth and then some.
Pumareto had his fast breaking
curves clipping the corners and he
held the box makers to five bingies
while whiting ten OF them. Mar
tlneZ utilized his submarine deliv-
ey effectively, holding the Lions to
eight bingleS.
Leal ct catch, Montalvo at short
and Sanchez at first were the out
standing Box Makers while Galvan
at second and Galvan at short stop
stood out for the Lions.
Score by innings:
r. II. z.
Craters f0l 100 100 900 4 ) 8
Lions 900 OBJ 600 Dol 5 8 S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11

NEW YORK, March if-FE
Max Bishop, convalescent second
baseman Of the Athletics who check
ed In az TT. Myers several days
late, confided TO his teammates to-
day that the mystery Of Al Sim
mons swollen ankles was no my
stery at all. Bishop, who remained
an extra week nc the resort be-
cause OF blood poisoning, said SIM
mons legs were In fine condition
and that the hardhitting outfielder
would remain away until most OF
the AS exhibition games we're over.
as he dislikes southern playing
fields.
Another pennant for the Cubs,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
Yanks Back in Running for Title, Gould Declares


cease anything went wrong with the
seasoned combination OF Mark Koe-
mig, shortstCD. and Tony Lazzeri,
second baseman whose shoulder has
bothered him. On tap for this pos
sible emergency are Lyn Larry and
Jimmy Reese, former Oakland COM
bination.
Good Fielders
Lou Gehrig. at first, and Earle
Combs, in center, need no intro
duction for their jobs.
Behind the bat, the Yankees
seem better equipped than at any
time since Wally Schang was in
his prime. Bill Dickey was a great
young catcher last year and a great
er one this year on the basis of his
work so far. Eugene (Bubbles)
Hargrave, persuaded to accompany
Polli. Chapman and Cooke in the
general movement from st. Paul to
New York, has the experience need
cd to work with the young pitchers.
as well as a potent bat.
There is no question whatever
that the Yankees will have ss big,
If not a bigger wallop than ever,
and no one has yet referred to
them as the "hitless wonders"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
HALTER nine
REORCANIZED
Will Play Nacionales de
Mexico Sunday I'm
First Game

Organization or the Palmer Hat
ter nine with Guadalupe OlvGra
as manager was cemented at q
meeting here Monday night. This
meeting insured Brownsville OF .
fast amateur nine for the coming
season. The Hatters will not enter
the amateur league but viii play
fast mines from oil parts Oh the
Valley.
Sam Cline. Z. de In Rosa and
+. T. Martinez were named direct
ors at the session.
The Hatters will work out this
afternoon on the Palm Courts
diamond. The first practice game
OF the season will be held Sunday
with the Nacionales de Mexico.
The following players have signed
with the team: Ramon Trevinos
Juan Martinez, Rogelio. G. Padron.
Vidal, ". Ruelaz. Pedro Chapa.
Manuel Garcia. q. Rocha, Albino
Olvera, Manuel Martinez, Alberto
Garcia, Jose Canch0la, Felo Garcia
Rufino Lopez. M. Rodriguez. ROB-
erto de la Rosa, Alberto Blanco.
Pete Juarez. Rodolfo de I'm Rosa,
Fete GOnL4Aesa IT, w.
Rogers, Sam 5aenE, ID. jefferson, II.
Mendoza and Julio Font.
Roque PadrCn IA the field captain
EXHIBITION GAMES
AT St. Petersburg, Fla-Boston
CD "; New York CA D.
AT Fort Myers. Fla.-St. Louis
ND 10: Philadelphia CA) 81
Games today.
AT San Antonio-New York GN)
vs.. Chicago tA).
AT sc. Petersburg, Fla.-New York
CA vs.. Boston,.
AT Clearwater. Fla Brooklyn
IN vs.. Detroit CA).
AL Bradelt0n. Fa.--5t. Louis
M IS. Philadelphia CA).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
McAllen Is Given
Big League Game

Because McAllen threatened 70
withdraw her guarantee unless given
at least one big league game, the
New York Giants Will play here
Sunday instead OF at Harrington as
al first scheduled.
This is how the major league
games line up now
Mar. 15-New York Giants VS..
Omaha al Mission.
Mar. l6.-New York Giants VS..
Wichita at McAlien.
Mar. 22.-Chicago White Sox rs.
Denver at san Benito.
Mar. 23.-Chicago White Sox VS..
Des Moines at Harrington.
April 4-Pittshurgh plays "All
stars OF League at Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
Merry Play

NAtAA
Despite these tales or woe, bats
cracked merrily throughout the cir
cult, with nearly every team having
played or preparing 10 play q prac-
tlce game.
The Shreveport Sports planned
their third practice round today be-
tween the whites and the grSyS,
with veterans trying out their wings
for both teams. The gray team,
which has the largest roster Of reg
ulars. hope 10 wipe out the sting OF
two previous defeats at the q y
OF the whites.
The Wichita Falls team spent
Yesterday lazily, blaming their loIe-
ness on a high wind, but Skipper
Williams hoped TO have his NINA
ture army pass in review today. 4
new name on the Spudder role was
lack Kloza. outfielder from GOWN
Alabama way.
Bow:
How to turn an almost-maJor
league hitter into an alnost-mslor
league fielder was the pronienl y
setting Skipper Pratt at MaTo
he contemplated large Eo AAaLil,!a :
batting record and MS lle!onls
marx. Pratt's problem. speclllcails,
q fitting Kallina IN at irSt nase, u
i, the oltfield, when he already mas
three perfectly good outfleloers az
q first sacker. Kallina may Wlno up
as a utility man and pinch nisteE.
The Alamo city Indians held tHeA
first workout with seventeen men
in uniform. many OF whom nave
several days training behind tnem-
Harvey Ballew. turned PACK from
the New York Giants. Manager
George Burns. Pitchers Dick Moudy
and George barrow and Catcher
Frank Movers were among those
with the winters stiffness partialIy
conquered.
Full Game
Six Dallas Steer pitchers did their
thr~ee-inning bit in the Steers flrst
vannigan-regular tilt, with me
principal attraction Of the day re
presence of Art ShireS. sometimes
called The Great, who startled the
bows by letting 1t be known that
without regard to salary ne would
NAV with the Chicago White SoH
this wear because he loves baseball.
| The regulars took a 6-3 decision,
and because IL was a perfect day,
| Manager jake Atz let his hirelings
90 the limit.
The flowery Houston Bluffs chose
I'D and played q few innings. with
| the Hollyhocks, otherwise uniden-
titled. taking the long end OF a
81 score from the Gerniums. The
| Beaumont Exporters also had q
! practice session. featured princi-
pally by the walloping OF Pound
'em Paul Easterling. who parked
| twelve separate balls across the
fence. New arrivals at the Expor-
ter camp at Orange were Henie
Soluble, Tom Holly and two rock
les, Middleton al johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11

championship machine Of the Yam
KEGS cracked up. the late Miller
Higgins produced the cogs needed
for another three-year winning
drive. Bob Shawkey. Hugs" sue
cessor at the helm, may repeat the
process. At least Shawkey has a
wealth Of remarkable new material
at hand. Pitching remains the
question mark.
With Babe Ruth roaring defiance
from all corners Of the field the
Yankees have his spirit as a rally
ing point. The youngsters as well
as the veterans all gain a big chunk
OF inspiration from the Babe. who
is more i~rrepressible on the field
than ever.
The club needed a Uniting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
M'Allen VIII See Polo
Game on March 22
Especial TO The Herald

Especial 70 The Herald
McALLEN. March 1.-THE first
polo game to be presented in this
section OF the Rio Grande Valley
win be played Saturday. March p,
between the Kelly Field team Of
san Antonio and a team composed
of Mexican army officers stationed
IN the northern district OF Mexico,
according to an announcement by
1T. Col. S. r. Connell OF Kelly Field.
The Kelly field team will arrive
il McAllen BY airplane two or three
days before the game ard Will pro-
baby be accompanied by Connell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11

'outfielder to replace Bob Meusel
and seems to have found him in Al
len DUSTY Cooke. who hit .358 for
st. Paul last year. A third base
man was required. and he appears
to have arrived in the person Of Ben
Chapman, also from st. Paul.
More and better pitching has been
the most important Of the springs
requirements, and the club appar-
emily has uncovered three, If not
four, prospective stars in Ivy Paul
Andrews. who was with Albany last
year; Americas Polli. who won %
and lost 8 with st. Paul last year;
Vernon Gomez, southpaw who won
Is and lost 10 with San Francisco;
and Bill Henderson, picked up as an
afterthought from Jersey City.
Reserve strength was needed In
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
Schedule Formed
Bv Western Clubs

Moguls of the four Western lea
que teams training in the Valley
Omaha, Wichita, Des MONIES and
Denver-have formulated their
schedule for the Lower Rio Grande
Valley league which will operate
during the spring training season.
Omaha's home grounds are Mis-
sion. Wichita's McAllen. Des Moin-
es' Harlingen and Denver'S San
Benito.
The schedule viii open March 16,
with Omaha at Wichita and Des
MoineS at Denver. The regular
season will then continue until
until April IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
Cagers Will Leave
For s. A. Wednesday

The Harlingen Methodists and
Donna independents. champions OF
the Valley Amateur Basketball
league, will leave Wednesday for
San Antonio where they will par
ticipate in the state tournament
under the auspices Of the Texas
Amateur federation.
There will be about Is teams from
all parts OF the state in the meet
which will be held in the new $70.-
600 gymnasium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
Club BETTER
ALL AROUND
Four Likely Hurlers Are
Added to Staff; New
Outfielder
BY ALAN GOULD

A8SDcLdTtu FTtsS SpUrts EuItUF
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
.l-tR-Ths warning may as well
,e broadcast now that the New
York Yankees. after taking it strict
y on the chin in 1929. are ready
% step back into the American
eague pennant fight.
-Four years ago. after the first
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11

Each week there viii be
prizes Siven for the ladies
lowest score-the mems low
est below so and the mems
lowest In the 50's-A chance
for you 20 win a prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
SWOLLEN ANKLES PROVE TO
BE DISLIKE FOR DIXIE FIELDS

with the Giants and Pirates fight
ing Il out for runner-up position
and the Phillies in a first division
berth, Is the way Burt Shotton,
Phillie manager, sizes up the Ma
tional League campaign. Barring
accidents or unusual happenings.
there's no way to beat the Cubs"
Shotton said at the Winter Haven,
Fla. training camp. they won last
year with a great pitching staff
and the punch. This season they
r stronger in both departments"
Waner Gains
Later on manager Jewel Ems ex-
poets to be talking about the base
hits rifllng off the bat or Lloyd
Waner. Pittsburgh Pirate outfield-
er. but right now ne Is thankful
for three pounds OF flesh. Little
Poison has added that much 70
his weight IN the past week, a mat
ter Of no little Importance in view
OF the fact that he had previously
failed 70 gain following an APP
pendicitis operation. Lloyd was re-
stricted to light exercises as the
Pirates trotted out today for prac-
tice at Paso Robes. Calf.
With the ST. Louis Cardinals
holding a one-Eame edge. the
fourth and last contest between the
Red birds and the Philadelphia
Athletics will be played at Braden-
town, Fla, this afternoon. Yester-
days contest 40 For Myers proved
another suggest with the Cards on
the long end or Z 16 TO Q count.
Errors proved costly 10 both squads.
Homer Peel. acquired from the
Ph!llies 10 bolster the garden. con-
nected In good style, grabbing O
triple, two doubles and a single in
six times up while driving In six
runs,
Hurlers Busy
Recruit pitchers with the Chi
cago Cubs have no cause 70 worry
about releases for az least three
weeks-unless manager Joe Nc
Carthy changes his plans. The Cub
boss does not plan 10 use the axe
until the squad arrives az Kansas
City, on the way home from Avail
on, Calf, and apparently doe;
not figure to drop AL Shealy, once
a New York Yankee. who was OBJ
tanned from st. Paul. Shealy per-
formed well last weekend agains
Los Angeles and hts work SO far
rates him as the number one re-
lief hIIrler.
Manager Donic Bush OF the Chi.
cage White Sox. today was NOR
steamed up over the showing +.
his charges against the New Yori
Giants and the non-appearsrce o
Smead Jolley. than he was con
cerned over the goings and com.
InEs " Art Shires and Alex Met.
zler. Bush wants Jolley. outfieldei
from San Francisco. 10 get 10 work
but the latter still Is IN San Fran.
cisco trying 10 get part Of his Dur
chase price from the Seals man
aEcment. The shoTings Of the 9th
er recruit outfieldeTs at San An.
tonic have been so good Metzle'
Is not missed. Bush does not tall
about Shires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-11
BOSSES VIEW
THEM CLOSELY
Steers Play Full 8 Innings;
Easterly Features
Buff Camp
CBy The Associated Press

The melancholy days have come.
the saddest Of the year for yanni-
gans seeking berths in the Texas
league; for the pruning cas- is at
hand, and reports from Shreveport
on the south TO Wichita Falls on
the north indicate the axe viii not
be spared.
Manager Pratt at Beaumont has
not started yet. but expects to WELD
the knife in a big way before the
week passes. Skipper Carl Williams
of the Wichita Falls Spudders has
been casting a doleful eve over his
flock Of recruits ever since his ar
rival last week. and the youngsters
live IN continual fear Of their neck5.
Seven rockies bit the dust at Fort
Worth. after the first practice game.
and four Houston Buff aspIrantS
packed up their buds.
Putnam patriot., 1930-04-03
Cash Carrier System

The business office is in balcony on the east side. Here the cashiers make change and receive money from purchases by the Lampson cash car rier. This carrier runs to all depart ments of the store. Manager Griffin has his desk at the south end of this balcony.
Putnam patriot., 1930-04-03
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