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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22

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WINNERS WILL
TANCLE TODAY
In Case OF Postponements,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
BIZ CLAIRE BURCKY
NEA Service sports Writer

The frame Is ready and waiting
We've Just standing by until SeE
Years afternoon when . young man
from Washington State O. Alabama
VII assume the hero'S pose With
that little Formally over with EeL
hang the picture OF the 1881 star
beside his fo-bezrs Ii the TOurra-
mer- c. Poses Hall OF Football
Fame
TEe collection numbers quite 6
fe= pictures noE- The Oldest Is that
OF Willie EeS-o1. EEo orce cavo--E6
On some elevsns a. Michigan known
Is Po-ar-a-nlu-e teams HIS pic
ture has been hanging there amid
cooEs1S since go TIE remainder
even the more recent heroes o< the
PAST 10 years E1ich r1c-u6es CnE-
chill o. Hazard. Muller Q. Cz+ifo--
nis- No-re Danes -Four EoEsrsl
PootFT Hubert OF alabama, B-tt
Hoffman O. Stanford s1c Russ
Saunders O. So--hern California
hare attained degrees OF n--ireS
oepe1d-Fg on thar periods q Con-
fI7sze11
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capacity c-ozd that watched 81 II
aZzg-zl Tournament @ Roses Gas
SC = 1902 between Michigan and
Stanford Living ID 70 TIER point
z-Elnu-e instincts TIE Wolverines
had scored . points against Ct ex-
Ezlz-e6 Stanford group with ser
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this stage. Captain Fisher Of san
ford Eexped 70 Captain White OF
Michigan
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YOU rsl are WILING
Tnsr ended rhe fir. <s- Years
Dsy clsSS.c CT the cosS- With N.ras-
gan . - 70 0 winner
Tve-rv-uTre Years Later. --e II
Is g anticipating q @e-zSsd VIC
tory for either Washington STATE O.
Alabama. tn present contestants
Ilo1z-ons point 20 . close score
and . fierce struggle rot to be ter
minated Until 9 minutes .. football
have le1- bo<h teams II = safe OF
exhaustion
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participated II the Ne~ Years Dz-
Spectacle within the past Is yesr
ALABAMA accepted the invitation rEo
Fes-S hz-6-I-1-g. Winning from
Washington II 1876. 6ue 70 sore IL
Sp1-ed PLAYING = Poolsy Hubert and
Johnny Mack B-Cn- ard -vinz
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WADE 70 pull ssz through TEne
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strength @ TIE side CO Washington
S-are-n U6e<ea-ed record -
Tournament q Roses corce-f-so-
Records @ Thr rivals are as rocS
6 srT team Gaining national rec
ignition. With the possible exception
q Noue Dame Each has wo1 nt1e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
S. CALIFORNIA
TOPS SCORERS

Southern California has -u- ID
. fine scoring record averaging
something Ike "a points per game
!or the last SIX years of pay under
t1s coaching o. Howard Jones Fo-
he sane period. Dartmouth.
Georgetown wasiirzton. san
ford. Colgate. Mex YORK Tuiver-
Sly, ARMY. Tennessee ard La
Faye;te. II that order. are the
leareS- 20 tire Trojan record
@o-re Dame Is not II TIE first
Ten. Elen Il comes 20 scoring but
TIE Rzzole-s are I'd around the
head O. the class II showing Wit
ing results Tennessee has q bril-
Liant record II this respect IN fact
Inc Volunteers hare lost only four
GAMES II tie past S-x Years and
any college with a better record
= invited % step I'd and pos- II
The University o. Utah 7e-er-
Ma clzlp.C-S OF the Rocky Noun
tzl Conference has dropped Only
i've csc[C-S II SIX years O-e-
re same PERIOD. Nosre Dame and
Pittsburgh hare Ios- eight each.
Southern California n5ne. Alabama
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
FIGHTS TONIGHT

CHICAGO Dee 1-G-Ecrz-
Norman Sc--sEzn Erhrhszv-
EC-Er p1nea-- and wife OS-e- c.
Boston VII Eesr II the eiEh--round
final bout n White CITY tonight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
MANERO Wins
GOLF TOURNEY


PASADENA. Calf DEE ~
The $4,000 Pasadena O2s1 golf
TOURNAMENT. vCl u Nez vo-ks
sender protest. Tiny Naze-o.
today vas written TITO ire annals
q the ancient and ROYAL game Is
tie battle o. fhe three PITTS
Meanwhile. TIRE E1-fEry trail lac
to<ard Aqua CsIssr-e- Ner-1
whe-e sAs hx<>S- winter event O.
the - Tia ATS Csrse-A $500
Open SIS ur6e- ray ro-o-U
Some O. t1<e Ero <s.Se1 - g.
kcs q the E-ho-s event e-Ss1<
yesterday b,a-st -he ~hs-oc-s
BAL 1e= - r0--1Gre-- NAV
M0- C these receiving tie lz---
cu.s ~ tie psyotf 6ec-z-e6 y rzx
only Q mental complex Al az-esd
fnas the -h-e-6sy contest Vas
3css cl tbs putting greens
waltz EsSe-- De.-c.- admitted
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ton saith @. Nsx York VIM ~
tie 1873 to1-rey Over the sz-e
course. sad ths -sx -s-z-e- h-
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strokes higher than lzS- rs- 49,
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New Bah TroubI~
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exponent Of t5s le< bal Ee r.S
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tai bz- finished three points ozz-
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and finished viii - Herman Rz--
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Esps1osa- Chicago. we're third rsrh
80 each
Ven ball reEz-cleSS the r-es-=-
q the creeping bent green's rad
something % CO xi-a fls excesx
putting Charles LAGER. ro---
British r--0sesS5o-z, bit ro- a.
EerlEc-k said hs found cs<ss-rr-v
= Mastering EeS-e-r E--e
= took - eaS- - exreSS uu--x-
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Re x<s w. Ccx q Brooklyn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22

MAX BAER TIRE west cozs-
-P1enoT suffered q sere-e set barS
Theh e failed 20 E.a orar Shat
Aftes@ Turning ID 4 sensational
string >f victories On the coast
Bae- came east hailed IS -the
second DerPey." He ru- I'd =
rugged aggressive 1lzh. azsir<.
Schasf for the 1-s- four rounds
b1. tired himself cut and aI-ozed
the clever New Je-Se- blond 20 out
point him tire remainder OF the
way Bse- seems 20 De another
Sna-key. Chin music and clothes
are his scecia--tss- To hear May
tel f. there Is 10 one Ne czrro-
bump into oblivion n RAPID order
such names as S--Eo-lnE. Sch-@--
Ing. and Sha-keT hold 10 fear 70.
TIE cozSt slugys-- And c-ochess
When Max bEE into New yo-z
he had forty suits and a. the re-
matnder Of the rorkS- re has cnl~
earned $1,000 = the rz 50 far
and II ne coe<1r yin y his next
mill he VIII likely hare to hork
some O. those 6-xz
The producers news., 1930-04-04
ARCHER

Alfred Knudson made a business
trip to Plentywood Friday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moe were in
the county seat on business last
Saturday.
cher from Poplar Saturday.
Josephine, Minnie, Clifford and
Alfred Knudson and Hannah Hen
erickson spent Thursday evening of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lee and family.
Albert Almberg was a visitor at
Fred Lees Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Winden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Moe and Pearle Moe took in the
show and visited while in town Sat-
urday evening.
Ralph Balm visited in this vicinity
Friday of last week.
Martin Olson transacted business
in the county metropolis Saturday.
Ed. Moe from Poplar drove down
with a truck load of household goods
belonging to Mrs. N. p. E. Moe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moe visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee Friday o1
last week.
Mr. IAN and Mrs. Henry Styve Sunday.
Walter Tggen called In Archei
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulman were Plen
tywood shoppers Saturday or las
week.
A number of young folks gathered
at the Roy Mann home on Wednes
day evening. Everyone reported
very enjoyable time. A dainty lun
cheon was served by Mrs. Mann:
MIR. and Mrs. Herald Donaldson
and daughter from town visited a
the Spooner home on Thursday.
lack Beachem was a Plentywoo'
caller Saturday afternoon OF las
week.
Lawrence, Walter and Henry Lead
er drove to Plentywood Saturday, re
| turning home with a Dodge coupe.
! Francis Olson came home iron
| Plentywood Saturday to spend Tn
week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Flakne Vlslte
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moe Mon
day. ~.
Martin Olson, Emil Moe, Ole Flak
ne attended the Farmers ConVentlo
| held in Plentywood Wednesday.
Henry Styve and Adolph olson a.
tended the Farmers Convention mel
at the Temple Wednesday.
The producers news., 1930-04-04

were overnight guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. LELAND.
After spending the winter in
Lltchfield, Mimi, Louis Maher, an
old timer visited friends several
days here, enroute to his home in
Moose Jaw, Canada.
Mrs. Art Olson and Mrs. o. B.
Hoven took the train Thursday to
visit Mrs. Grayson at the Plenty
wood hospital.
Bachelors Club, home talent
play, will be given April 5th, at
the hall for the benefit of the Ath-
letic Association. Several readings
and musical numbers are addition
al features on the program.
The Case tractor show attracted
a very large crowd Wednesday and
was great success. Mr.. c. L.
Holland and Mr.. T. J. Boe of Will
liston were in charge of the trac-
tors and farm machinery. Morris
Johnson demonstrated the use OF
Zenith Washing machines. Hot
dogs and coffee, cooked on NescC
Saftematic Stove was served tC
everybody. Obert Dahl won tn,
$50 prize for buying a tractor, AL
vim Iverson, the $25, on prospec
tive buying.
Plentywood visitors Saturda,
were Thorson, Stoen, C. McLaugh
lin and Kenneth Mclaughlin.
The producers news., 1930-04-04
DOOLEY

A. L. Foote of Williston was a
business visitors in Dooley Wednes-
day.
John Campbell spent the first of
the week in Medicine Lake on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. johnson were
Plentywood shoppers last Monday.
A. A. Hanna, auditor for the Mon
arch Lbr Co., was checking over
the local yard the first of the week.
Lester Schultz is the new manager
of the yard. Mr.. Norman, who has
had charge of the yard the past
month, left Wednesday for Sidney,
Mont.
M. Klakken and H. Hunter were
business visitors in Plentywood the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Wirtzberger and
son of Westby visited over Sunday
at the Carl Hagen home.
Byron and Elfie Peterson and
Niels Jensen took in the tractor
show at Plentywood Monday.
Peter Schumacher was business
visitor in Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. Henry Ehrmanntraut of st.
Paul is looking after her farming
interests in the Dooley vicinity and
also visiting relatives.
Frank Loucks was assisting the
Dooley Implement Co. of Plentywood
during the tractor show the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter were
Plentywood visitors the first of the
week.
NJ. w. Markuson spent the week
end with his wife and son at Plen-
Andrew Ueland of Outlook was
attending a bank meeting at Dooley
Wednesday.
Jos. CIausen and Hans Stenseh
were attending to business matters
in Plentywood Wednesday;
Err Leahy of Outlook held mass
at Dooley last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Stenseth en-
tertained the Schumacher family at
Sunday dinner.
Mrs w. w. Scott and Mrs. F.
I,oucks spent Saturday in Plenty
wood. shopping and visiting rela-
Geo. Epler of Williston and N. K
Markuson of Medicine Lake were
attending a bank meeting IN DooleS
Wednesday. .4o,
at the Jens Ibsen home the lase %
AL EATON of Plentywood was Wis
ting at the Matt Eaton home OF
4 Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Al Eatol
snent most of the winter at BemlaJl
Mimi, returning to Plen1y"o0'
about the middle of March,.
Britt Chandler and ]. A. NeWpeIi
drove to Plentywood "Wednesday =
: attend to business matters ana IAN
in the court proceedings. -,
H M. Ehrmanntraut was a pusl
ness visitor in Plentywood Ihursu"
attending to census matters.
Herbert Back and Art Sorum oroV
to the County seat "Wednesday.
Mat Eaton drove to Plehly"oo
on Monday on business.
n. Semingson of Crosby was
: business caller in Dooley TUESDAY.
a. Anderson of Minot attenGeu rIs
, business matters in Dooley Aiiuls :
4 day. 1,1an+vuoo
caller Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Torgerson
I: comertown were Dooley vlsltors
: Wednesday. ,,.,,ova+ we,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ehrharot we, s,
r ,isiting in Plentywood Wednesday
: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mltchei poi, lS
g ,ta last of the week for WON ~ on
r ~ oct their car which was sno"'
e in there all winter. o,.
/, r Van Pelt of ComertoWn1 1r,es,so W.. .
d business visitor in Dooley we0ne
u day.
The producers news., 1930-04-04
ANTELOPE
Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
Bad roads did not hinder the
friends and neighbors from get
ting to Pete Lees for a dancing
party Saturday night. Wagons
proved the best conveyance, even
if some got stuck. A. jolly good
time is reported.
The community extend best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Grayson in their happiness over
the birth of son Saturday. Moth
er and child are at the Memorial
hospital and doing nicely.
Reed Grayson is staying on the
farm with his grandfather, E. Ber
telson.
A former barber here, Kenneth
Nicholson, was in town Wednes
day visiting friends.
N. H. Damstrom and son Elmel
made trip to Plentywood and Re
serve by car Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hedge
The producers news., 1930-04-04
COMERTOWN

co1hurn Gronvold returned 10 ~ ~
1.,,-,, lost week. He spent INC
WliiSer nie,ad c,lemetson and family spen' t
sunday in Canada VISITING
Clemetson's folks. ...oa friends
Mrs Negaard entertalneu -a,,;n o
81 her home last week. me oa,ds
was spent playing games az az lunch
Mrs. Negaard served usii.S tI,oir re-
after which all retired 70
spective homes. o,sant from
MlSs dav last week on account
OF n'iIes p Fitzgerald was shopping ~
C,o,o,ortoxUn one day last week; c,or.
OoaiirI lrSI Mccauley shopped in Conner
town Monday. have the
The Iverson children
whooping cough sobool pu-
number of the high schoola at
nils were informally entersaai,,vS enaav eve.
| the Rostad home last SAT -. u'' ,,,usic
ming. The time was spenl - lunch
swas served including cakes, coolclvo' COZ,
&c cream and coffee. AS lIlt oa, o,.al
/ Guiding event the guests ,arsh
! about the fire place toastlis
mallows and telling stories, Sun
There will be services sn nen Rav
day evening, March 80 at ~ ,sa nres
Slxindlov from Spokane Will Oe f~~
emf and deliver the sermon. ohose
"Cyclone Sally has peen r. Wi
as the all-high school play, evno
be given May 9 in the scn"oi 5,stat
The Mesdames Nygaard, ~ A'7s ~,
Rasmussen and Helm Vist. las
high school classes Moi0@'
week. nunr
Mrs. Nygaard entertainer . Non,
Der of young people at me- nod
last Thursday evening. All
very enjoyable time.
SCHOOL NOTES ..r,,
The sophomores are reading :"
Ta1a Of Two Cities"
The producers news., 1930-04-04
FROM AROUND THE COUNTY


government has agriculture receiv-
ed the recognition which it has re-
ceived through the passage of the
Agricultural Marketing Act. IL
must be remembered that long
years of effort were necessary to
have that act passed. 1t has tax
en- some time to get the various
branches of its administrative
system established. It is a great
task and it takes time to properly
establish an organization to ad-
minister such a gigantic under
taking.
Criticism of the Farm Board
and its policies at this time is un-
timely. 1t has gone forward slow
ly, watching its step, and in the
final analysis will build a super
structure which will do its proper
tionate share of placing agricul-
ture back upon its feet.
"It is to be regretted that mar
ket conditions have been such as
to create undue low prices. This
condition need not in any way af-
feet the man back on the farm
who still has wheat to market.
The Agricultural Marketing Act
has made it possible for him to
draw substantial advances on his
wheat and durum through his fav-
orite cooperative, and therefore,
has nothing to worry him as far
as disposing of his wheat is con-
cerned.
"Never before have as many
banks, investment companies, in
surance companies, business men
and professional men, who happen
to have wheat to dipose of, placed
their wheat through cooperative
channels as has been the expert
ence this year. 1t bears out the
sincerity of these people in recog-
nizing that they also must work
with their former patrons in build
ing toward stabilized price.
"There is every reason to be-
lieve that by the time the 1890
wheat crop is ready to come to the
markets, that the Farm Board will
have established a sound system
Of handling it for the benefit OF
the producers. In the interim be-
tween now and the marketing sea-
son is the time for the farmer and
all others having wheat for mar
ket to find their place in the pro
gram of agricultural equality un'
der the guidance of the Farm
Board, its subsidiary agencies, anC
the qualified co-operatives. The
co-operatives provide the contact
between the producers and the
Farm Board and the Farmers Ma
tional Grain Corporation"
The producers news., 1930-04-04
COALRIDGE
lTnn late for last week.


Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman
are proudly announcing the arrlv-
al of baby boy born to them at
their farm home east of town on
Friday, March 21st.
Douglas HarShburger left Sat
urday for Flaxton, N. D., where
he will transact business.
Dolly Lobdell drove to Antelope
Friday afternoon by car and was
accompanied home by Harriet Oi-
son who will spend the week end
with her mother, Mrs. ]. W. Olson.
On Tuesday evening a party OF
friends including Mr.. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Brentleson, Mrs. j. w
Olson, MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Bobdell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Brentleson, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Stephen pleas
antly surprised Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Hueth at their home. Whist
was the evenings diversion al
which Mrs. Lester Brentieson anc
John Murphy held high score.
Frank Tlustosch and William
paid the Charley Ehry folks
call Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Graves was a CUES
of her sister, Mrs. Harold Guenth
er from Tuesday until Thursda!
of this week. On Wednesday th'
Guenthers and Miss Graves shop
ped in Grenora.
Forty-two neighbors and friend
| gathered Saturday evening at tn
Ator home to enjoy the last com
munity whist game of the seasol
at which Anthony Tlustosch an
Mrs. Albert Ator acted as hos
and hostess. Six tables of whis
were in play with high scores be
ing made bv John Murphy frs
: Bert Guenther, second, and Mr'
Emil Hueth high among the Ia
dies. Annie Guenther and Albel
a Ator received low score trophy
l Lunch was served at 1890 follow
ed by dancing that continued III
: til early morning.
t Paul Stephen and Russell Harsl
burger drove TO Westby Wedne'
: day to take in the tractor demon
J stration.
Mrs. Laura Chapman visited
the home of her son Ernest {
e Friday.
Miss Dorothy Kaufman has a
The producers news., 1930-04-04
NORTH DOOLEY

Clarence Torgrimson and Einar
Nelson made a trip to Plentywood
by car last Thursday.
Last weeks card party was held
at Art Wankels. A large crowd at
tended.
Mrs. Jim Brennan visited at the
home of her mother Mrs. Henderson
last week.
Marvin Klakken and Miss Nova
Reerv were married Thursday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brightsman
left for the reservation after spend
ing a couple of weeks at the Franh
Brightsman home.
Albert Peterson is the proud pos
SCISSOR of new tanning mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Campbell and
Allen Henderson attended the mas
nuerade in Dooley st. Patrick's mite
The producers news., 1930-04-04
PAGE SEVEN

Gust Grimsrud, Magnus Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans trans
acted business in Williston Mon
day and Tuesday.
Rudolph Berge and Oscar Lee
went out to Ed. Sunderlands Tu-
esday and did some paper hang
ing.
Lottie Tennes returned from
Fort Harrison where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Iver Brekke, Harvey Hedges,
Lauritz Jenson and Geo. Grayson
are beginning their new duties as
census enumerators this week.
The Richard Grayson family are
moving out to their farm this
week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Larsen were
shoppers and visitors in town
Tuesday.
Wednesday, Mrs. John Brekke
and son visited Mrs. Gronvold and
Ingrid Brekke in town.
Tuesday evening, Rev. Jasper
had services in the Congregational
church. The Y. P. S. met before
! the services.
Remember the Bachelors Club"
and other good entertainment at
the hall Saturday, April 5th. The
All Club girls will serve midnight
lunch at the dance after the play
Friday, April 4th, the Fresh
men give a party to the Sopho-
moreS.
The All Thimble Club has had
its charter framed and will hang
it in the school house. Oscar
Christianson did the framing.