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TELEGRAPH POLES

The steamship Latouche, of the Alaska Steamship Co., is en route to Seward with 1000 telegraph poles for The Alaska Railroad as part of her cargo. Shipments of telegraph poles totaling 1900 will be shipped to Seward for the rau- road during May and June. The poles are coming from Sand Point, Idaho, and from Oregon. The tele- graph line on the entire railroad is being renewed.
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Carrying a standard dining car and a mail and baggage car on deck, consigned to The Alaska Railroad, the steamer Tanana is due to arrive in port from the south within a few days. The cars arrived at Seattle from St. Paul.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-10

The Seward Bridge Club will meet Friday with Miss Sylvia Sex ton.
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CLEANLINESS ana the best oi meats our motto. Fry -BFuhn's.
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Immediately she had gone smilingly
over to join them.
May break in on this party just
a little minute?"
I'VE haven't ordered!" Margaret had
said politely. Shirley had protested
eagerly-no, indeed, nothing for her,
she was with the Ponds.
Reassured, Margaret had sat back
somewhat silently and had left the con-
, versation to the others, as Shirley had
noted with certain discomfort and re-
sentiment.
81 was wondering if was ever going
This is the sixteenth, you know, and
I must be back about the first! I went
down to the oil-fields,'' Shirley, now oc-
cupying chair, had told them amused
~. 1T was great fun, and dear me,
how they do coin the money, Stanl 1t
almost scared me, little me, to be Mrs.
Cuyler Theobald, and taken about from
one head of department to another,
and introduced, and having cars put at
my disposal, and every one koW-
towingl"
"You go back about the first" Stanley
had repeated.
well, can't leave my dear old boy
foreverl" Shirley had reminded them,
dutifully. Stan, If you won't ask me
to the farm, shall just have to come,
anyway When shall 1 Gomez"
The bronzed, pleasantly lean face had
turned to Margaret
Gould we have a party for Shirley,
do you Think"
Shirley had flushed furiously.
''Oh, beg your pardon!" she had
said, abruptly. 81 had no idea that
Miss Yorke was still at the farm. /
thought-just before I went away
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The Secret of -
MARGARET YORKE *
By Kathleen Norris a ~
By Kathleen Norris

Happiness has just done wonders foI
him." Shirley explained to any one
who was interested. He will never be
well, poor fellow, and the doctors tell
me frankly that another stroke would
mean" and Shirley always sighed
deeply, paused and shook her head over
the wordS-"tie end"
She had come out to see Cuyler's
San Francisco agent, she said, for the
bulk of the immense estates he had
inherited were in California.
One glowing April afternoon she
drove down to the farm. She had now
and then caught gliSmpses of Stan, and
she keenly enjoyed the dramatic pos
sibilitieS of each meeting. Her upward
glances were more eloquent than ever,
and more than once she had limited to
him that she was anxious for a long
talk.
Because when you know exactly
what happened, you're going to forgive
me, Stan" she had told him, at their
first meeting, when he came, tall and
lean and grinning good-naturedly,
across the floor of the country club, to
greet her.
my dear grill" he said, deprecatingly.
mot CROSSE" Shirley had murmured,
with flash of penitent brown eyes.
Not the least in the world!"
shall I come down to the ranch some
day. and perhaps we can talk?"
"Pll telephone 'you-youre with Elise?
I'll arrange it," he had said, pleas
antly
She had not wanted the move to be
left to him, but there was no help for
it, at the moment Shirley had opened
the subject again a few days later.
FT1Ioi oI,a l,a
with some women at hotel, and Mar
garet and Stanley had come in. Shir-
ley's eyes had widened a little when
she had seen his companion, and almost
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that she was going somewhere else. But
they told me that you had become a
perfect hermit, Stan, and hardly ever
leave the place, and now begin to I'M
derstand til" Shirley had rushed on,
with a nervous laugh If you have
company there. it isn't so bad" she add
ed, "but I supposed that Miss Yorke
and httle-what's his name?-Jimmie,
had gone away. tried to get some news
Of this young man." Shirley had said,
turning toward Margaret, and for the
first time making an effort to include
her in the conversation, but nobody
knows anything about him and Elise
de Vilbiss said that she thought you
and the little boy had gone up to the
Fairmont!"
I'VE did for a few days" Margaret
had told her, in her serene voice.
But you went back?' Shirley had
asked, with an air of pleasant interest.
MY aunts cousin, the Peterses of
The Dalles, wanted to come down there
for awhile" Stan had explained, cas-
ually. Hes a fine old boy, a doctor,
retired, and she's nice, too. They're in
the adobe. They're crazy about the
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place, and they play bridge, so we all get
along finelyl"
II see you do" Shirley had said dryly,
with a shrewd look from one to the
other. We'll, I'm coming down any
way" she had announced, with a sort
horribly in the way-let me sea week
from today?" she asked.
Margaret had glanced interrogatively
at Stanley, Stanley at Margaret.
Not at ALL" Margaret had assured
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Government railways Of Spain show
a higher operating revenue in 1890
than in the previous year, private
roads, with one exception, having heavy
decreases.
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shirley, then, smiling. And Shirley
angry and suspicious, had gone back to
her own table deciding that she would
not to to Uplands at all.
CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Starr
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STEERS WORK
FOR BAYLOR
Littlefield Attempts II
Keep Up Spirit Of
Pony Contest

AUSTIN. Nov. Sired with a
spirit that has had no equal in
teams Of the Orange and White IL
recent years, the Texas Longhorns
have started once again on a weeks
work that has found them hitting
the high spots as Coach Clyde Lit
tlefield strives 70 weld their en-
thusiasm into an offense that will
penetrate the powerful Baylor de-
Tense in the next crucial" game.
Albert Longhorn fans. watchful for
a sign or over confidence or a let
down. found little to warrant their
fears as they looked over the first
practice session after the Mustang
game. for the Texas team has not
lost the seriousness that charact-
cried their workouts last week.
The Longhorns have a whole
some respect for Morley Jennings
Bears. and particularly do they
respect fighting little Jack Wilson
as a backfield man who is hard TO
whip. They have not forgotten his
twisting runs on Memorial Stadium
last wear. and the quick punts that
found them flat-footed time and
time again Combined with their
respect for the Bears. there Is still
q sore spot in the respective backs,
tina. was not quite alleviated BY
the win Saturday.
"Doormat"
On the bulletin board Of the
Longhorn dressing room IS a head
lire clipped from the Rice Institute
student newspaper. which reads
Rice Owls make doormat Of Tex
as University. and throughout the
story that follows phrases have been
blue-penciled which make the
tackles Just a little more vicious as
the Steers 40 on the practice field
CLYDE Li.tlefield. who last week
received letter after letter telling
what was wrong with the Long
horns. this week was able 70 SIT
back and reflect on the fickleness
Of Tandem. as kilograms and letters
OF congratulations continued tc
stack uo en- his desk.
The Lcnghorns came out Of the
game with the Mustangs entirely
free from injuries. proving agar
the old theory that the man who
drives seldom gets hurt. THE ORANGE
gridders were SlaShing and fight
ing Saturday with a vengeance. anc
1t seemed almost impossible that
any team could emerge from either
the giving or taking end Of punish
ment without some injuries to keer
the memory of the game greer.
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F farmers Hope to Pull Fast One
On Ponies at Dallas Saturday

will be played in Dallas at Ownby
stadiurA the Ponies own corral
Conditions surrounding the Mus
tang game this season resemble
closely those OF 1928 when the Ag-
gies last went to Dallas TO meet
an S. M. u. eleven. That year the
A and NJ team. like the n OF this
year. had made two unsuccessful
conference starts and was resting
at the bottom OF the conference
heap. In a game with the Denton
teachers the week preceding the 5
NJ. u. tilt. the A and NJ coaches
placed a revamped eleven on tire
gridiron. the first real test of which
was expected in the Mustang game.
Ponies Favored
The Ponies were strong IavorlteS
to win the conference title and
were given a decided edge over the
Maroon and White eleven, but from
the opening gun II was evident
that something more than ordin-
AIRY football was going to be neces-
sary to stop the boys from Aggie
land. In the opening minute OF
play the Aggies had put across a
touchdown and in the succeeding
50 minutes they scored twice more.
running their total TO 10 points.
II was only by dent Of a desperate
come back that the Mustangs we're
able to knot the count before the
final gun was fired.
All in all. the coming game prom
:ses 10 present one Of the most
colorful scenes OF the season. both
on the field and IN the stands
where the leather lungs Of the
khaki clad A and NJ cadets and the
strains from the l00-piece "A and Nj
hand will vie with the S. NJ. U. stu
dent body and band for roofing
honors. The S. M. u. game has been
DESIGNATED officially for corps trip
BY the Aggie cadets who will reach
Dallas Saturday morning on three
special trains and will parade i'm
mediately upon their arrival.
Farmers Work Hard
Coach Matty Bell Is putting the
AE6IeS lIlIOuEA q 4l5O4OLo AOllAL
OF preparation this week to smooth
of the rough edges evident in the
play of his revamped backfield last
weekend The showing made by
the changed-up backfield last Sat
urday with Light Horse Harry
Stiteler. l37-pound flash who pass
ed. ran and led his team 10 victory
over the Gentlemen. al quarter
Pete Hewitt. left half. ana Walter
Davis. right half. indicates the
changes made for the Centenary
game will become permanent.
The fourth position In the back
field will likely remain uncertain
until the latter part Of the week
since Capt. Bull Floyd, who has
been nursing an injured knee since
the opening Of the season. received
additional injuries which may keeE
him on the sidelines the remain
der of the season. IL Is likely that
the assignment will fall to J. o
Woodman. who has alternated with
Floyd most of the season. The re-
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YOUNGSTERS
ARE SHINING
Rice Has Jamerson While
Toads Have Speerman
To Offer

FORT WORTH. Nov. 5.--When
the champion Texas Christian
Horned Frogs tackle the Rice Owls
In Houston next Saturday. 1t will be
a battle between the two elevens in
the southwest who are relying on
their sophomore talent for their
success.
With the exception Of the Owl
captain. a guard and an end that
are seniors. most Of the entire
eleven is composed Of second-year
men.
On the Frog roster is found a vet
eran backfield. composed OF two
seniors. one junior and but one
sophomore, but most of the Chris
tians' line. both starters and re-
serves. comes from the sophomore
class.
In many instances at the Houston
institute. sophomore regulars OF
last year were forced to surrender
their positions to the great array
Of talent that Coach Jack Meagher
collected from over the state last
wear. This has not been the case OF
the Texas Christians. because the
three-year eligibility rule claimed
most of the line stars OF last year.
In two instances the freshman line
Of last year was transDlanted into
varsity material for this season.
Jamerson Stars
In Jamerson. from the RIO
T.-,,~l1 Ez,n, 2.-A.r I,n- IN
doubtedly the most sensational
sophomore back in the southwest;
and in Coker Of Temple, the Dris-
col boys. Wallace. a great punter,
and Seman SquireS of Cleburne. the
| Rice followers can boast OF some
great grid material that should be-
come all-conference timber before
they complete their three years OF
eligibility.
Coach Schmidt boasts of a GER
tain B. W. Spearman as his out
standing sophomore back. In the
tit With the Abilene Christians
last Saturday. Spearman ran
through the opposing team On the
kickoff for the second touchdown
Of the afternoon. In the forward
wall, Line Coach Bear Wolf will
pu, Johnny Vaught. guard: and Ben
Boswell and Foster Howell. tackles
against any sophomore material in
the conference. In all the games
Vaught has shown worlds Of power
on both cffense and defense. Al
College Station. against the Aggies
Ben Boswell turned in the greatest
game Of his career against the vet
eran ACsie linemen. Howell has also
showed great form III several Of the
tits.
Cocker Lauded
On the wing position, the Rice
fans are lauding the potentialitie!
Of jeff Cocker, a sophomore from
Temple. 70 the skies. but in Salk-
cid Of Abilene and Pruitt Of Waco
the Frogs probably have the edge.
Last year both schools boasted OF
their lt,at freshman team. anC
since conference ruling prohibit:
freshman teams Of the conference
from playing each other, there va
no way of settling the dispute
other than by comparison Of scores
against Terrill Prep. the only team
that played both the Polliwogs anc
the Rice freshmen.
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ROYAL q Y

LONDON. Nov 5-The position
of ROYAL Shcpwalker n the ROYAL
Family IS open After IS years Of
service. John H Lovendahl has re-
tired from that position. # was he
who showed the Prince of Wales
10 toy departments every Christmas
when he was a small boy. He has
helped Princess Mary choose books
since her childhood days
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Sharpen SINGERS for Aggie Fis]

mainder Of the Aggie squad came
through the Centenary battle n
scathed with the exception OF
George Lord, brilliant sophomore
guard. who was tcs7n from the
game with an injured ankle. Lord
IS expected 70 round into shape III
time for the Mustang tussle. how
ever. Horace Danshv. reserve quar-
ter. Is still out with a shoulder in
iured In practice.
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COLLEGE STATION, Nov. S.
Cheered by their 7-6 upset of the
Centenary Gentlemen and inspired
by a desire 10 score a conference
victory. Coach Matty Bells Texas
Aggies Saturday will attempt to
climb out Of the cellar In the con-
ference percentage table at the
expense Of the S NJ. u. Mustangs
Of Coach Ray Morrison. The game
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Harlingen Speaker
Raps Crossing Rio
Especial 20 The Herald /

HARLlNGEN. Nov. 5.-Crossing
the Rio Grande 70 go TO Matamo-
ros TO drink Intoxicating liquors.
was one OF the things hit by Miss
Grace Madison. field worker from
national Women's Christian Tenn
persnce Union headquarters who
spoke before the Kiwanis Club at
the Christian church -desday.
Miss Madison is to speak at the
Baptist churches here and in ether
Valley towns.
The Kiwanians discussed the mat
ter OF purchasing uniforms for the
high school band and other bust
ness.
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SNAKES KILL MANY

DELHI. Nov. 5-A survey taken
Of deaths caused by snakebite in
India shows that about 81 1000 per-
sons died from that cause in 1929.
Tigers. wolves. crocodiles. bears and
hyenas took q toll Of about 1000
lives
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Dist. Eight
This WeeI

This Weeks Schedule
kerrville at Austin.
Main Avenue at Alamo Heights
al San Antonio.
Corpus Christi at Laredo.
Robstovn at Harlinsen tnoncon-
ference.
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Phi Beta Kappa. founded Deem
her >. 1776. Al the College Of Will
liam and Mary Williamsburg. Va.
was the first American Greek Let
ter society
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Brownsville AM DallaS ts
nv the postafflce department as fol-
y lows:
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This Weeks Schedule
san Jacinto vs. Reagan.
BRYAN VS.. Jeff Davis
Ball High VS.. South Park.
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Standing of A; Teams


This Weeks Schedule
No games scheduled.
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This Weeks Schedule
Vernon at Amarillo.
Panlpa At Electra
Plainview az Wichita Falls
Quanah at Lubbock
Childress idle.
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BUSINESS TO
HALT FOR TILT
Farmers Will Bring Strong
Eleven For Friday
Combat

The outer edges Of a football
frenzy lowered over Brownsville
Wednesday as the rabid fans began
milling about asking Who's going
to win, the Aggie Fish OF the Scor-
plons7'
These two elevens viii clash on
Tucker Field 3 p. m. Friday in what
IS generally regarded as the best
game Of the season. Advance in
terest indicates that the stands will
b we'll packed for the fray, for VAL
lev fans have not forgotten the SEN
sational 60 game the Fish played
the Brownsville Screaming Eagles
here last wear. Over 5000 fans bot
tie necked their way into the stands
on hat day-the largest crowd that
ever attended a game here.
Scorps indicated
And the game between the Scorps
and the Fish should be even better
than the tilt of last wear The
Scorps have not been oefeated this
year, and they are hopefully look
Ing forward TO an undefeated sea-
son. They opened with a 40-2 vic
tory over Harlingen high. which
looks like the coming Valley cham
pion. Next in line came the 23rd
infantry. Eight Corps Area cham
plons, and the San Antonio Junior
college Rangers. The Scorpions
suundly o~utplayed and defeated both
OF these clubs.
The local ~collegians then romped
OH Edinburg Junior college-their
hereditary enemies-for a $50 VIC
tory. The Brownsville team is click
Jig off in great style new. and APP
pSrently have the intricate Warner
system perfectly timed.
The Fish have one of the strong
e. first year elevens III the history
Of the institution. according TO word
from College Station. Many high
school luminaries. including Ray
Murray OF HarIingen.. Nolan or San
n Rosa and Ritter of La Feria. Port
Arthur stars OF last year also adorn
the AggIe roster.
Business to Close
The Brownsville Lions club began
q movement Tuesday 20 have bust
ness houses close for the game. Wed
nesdav a committee was visiting
business establishments IN an effort
10 get a good turnout for the con-
test Other civic organizations are
likely 70 take up the movement.
Tickets are on sale al B~at5ell-
Wells. Eagle Pharma,y. CisneroS
Pharmacy and McKay's Pharmacy.
DucatS also are being passed over
the counters IN the Rivoli confec-
tlCneTy IN San Benito
In order 10 cut down waiting lines
there Will be four ticket windows
al the field. II has been announced
bv Red Irvine. athletic director
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Dist. Two


MS weeks SCHEDULE
Breckenridge at Abilene.
Sweetwater at Big Spring
Ranger at Cisco.
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Dallas Race
Fort Worth Race

This Weeks Schedule
Sunset VS.. Forest.
Northside VS.. Central.
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Especial TO The Herald)

EDINBURG. Nov. Big John
McCauley smeared three San An
tonic Junior college players and
tore the San Antonio college line
into tiny pieces here Monday after
noon TO lead the Edinburg College
Broncs to q 1912 victory over the
visitors.
Coach Foster started nine second
string Broncs against the Santone
boys and the visitors piled up two
touchdowns-all they made during
the gane-in the first four minutes
Of play. When the first string
Broncs went into the fray about the
middle Of the first quarter. the
ball was never out Of San Antcnio's
territory.
For the first time this season
Edinburg's aerial attack f~untioned
TO almos. perfection. although dur
ing the last few minutes OF the
game the Broncs became somewhat
wild when they hurled the ball
John Barnum. powerful Edinburg
end. and heretofore erratic pass re-
ceiver speared Big Macs offerings
from every angle this afternoon "a
give the San Antonio boys more
grief than they have experienced
TO date this season.
San Antonio kicked off in the
opening frame Of the game. Edin-
burg was held for downs on their
own 12-vard line and Trollinger
tried to kick out Of danger. Buckner
San Antonio back. took the kick
and ran for a touchdown on the
third plav Of the game. Edinbure
received the ball again and Roberts
fumblet on his ovn l9-vard line
Thcrne. San Antonio Quarter. re-
covered the ball and on the next
plav Dassed il TO Burkner. who went
over for the second Santore touch
down OF the game-and their last
one.
Coach Foster then sent In his
first string men and the fun really
began. II vas San Antcnios bal
and Thorne passed TO Buckner e
~conrlnte II for Is wards. On the
next olav. McCaulev tn~er Br-kner
for q 20-vard less. Edinburg -
roverej the ball on a tumble an1
NrCauler got loose fc- z p ward
run.
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Roberts Gets Away

As the second quarter started
Roberts made a beautiful l2-yard
gain after he had been hemmed in
IN a run around left end He
doubled in his tracks and ran M
The right sideline for the l2-vard
Fair. On the next plav McCaulev
passed 10 yards 10 Duncan and
then Big Mac took the hall. rloved
through the San Antonio line for
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Dist. Four
This Weeks Schedule

Waxanachle at Waco.
Belton at Temple
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ALL OF WHICH makes for bet
ter understanding between coaches
and officials and also FIR a uniform
ity Of decisions on the field The
body met last night al La Ferla
ard Jack York lead IN The discussion
OF rules. York's frankness was re-
freshing IN this day Of guess and
stick 10 it,
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All Valley Tackle

THE LIONS have an all-Vallev
rerforme- ] n Big Bill Dickson This
husky snasher is going 70 make il
hard on the back who has To reverse
through his position. another bril-
liant performer with the Lions is
Davis. an 1875 pound fun back play
ing his first year in a Lion uniform
Wessinger at quarter and link at
half are another pair Of tlashy backs
With the Lions.