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Household Hints
Selecting Paint

Discrimination in the selection
of painting materials is essential in
order to secure good results and a
satisfactory paint job. The relia-
bility of the manufacturer, the
dealer and the good painter all con
tribute an important part in your
satisfaction and the results you OBJ
tain. The manufacturer employs
skilled chemists to formulate the
materials for different climatic con
ditions, and different exposures. The
dealer employs people who under
stand your problems and know how
to help you select the right finish
Tor your particular job, with con
sideration for both protection and
beauty. The good painter has the
expert knowledge of the applica-
ton of materials to obtain the best
results with due regard for econo-
my, durability and attractivencss.
ieu as an individual should care
fully consider each step III YOU r
painting problems, and should you
/ have any cause to doubt, the Build
ing Service Bureau, the Master
! Painters Association, The Imperial
Valley paintmen, are always glad to
help and without charge. just re-
member each is interested and al
your disposal at any time to pro-
mote better painting, and insure
satisfaction and honest results in
any painting problem. - Lawrence
Il. herman.
Home Made Hat Trees
Something new and novel, to say
nothing of inexpensive, can be made
in the way of hat trees that viii
preserve your spring model in
most conscientious fashion. JUS
take an old cereal box, the round
Kind, round coffee tin or cooki,
container that is, fairly tall, an'
lacquer it in an attractive color
Then to make it smarter, paste ;
print or cut-out of a flowered ere
tonne around it, coating this decora
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ton with shellac to insure perman
cnt adhesion and to prevent the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-07

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-07
History of w. l.. TrammeN
Is Story of Achievement

Le-s tfzn eight years az " T. TrannmeH- presileu1 and gen
eTaI manager ~ the alley baking Company which moved e. IL new
lhr7~ hundred fhoasand dIzT hnne November 2 started I'm tn
baking hu-T1e~s I'd "A little toWn II >purh Trxas on three hundred and
Htx aAar-- E31rDEod nancy
Ihr -tTE ~ bmH he made TIM phenomenal Tie m the indu-tnzI
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r. lr1mHlcI Ue-Ac-TlE attributes h~ Success t. Z fixed puTFs~r AM
hard WarL Ills a~rzte~ agree that IcE men have worked harder.
PLAYED l-- and hLL mTr drrcTmrnellx - - objective Fur the
gsung executive
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sCo=zz=d Faze daazi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
BY L.aufer

league game. He held the Browns
70 three hits while Boston won
rs fourth straight game, 4 10 /.
Rained Out
Only two National league contests
escaped the weather in the west
anC the result OF that pair was 10
bring the Chicago Cubs a game
closer to the Brooklyn Robins, the
leagues laundering leaders. The
Cub opened a home run assault on
Socks Seibold in the first three
,rrings ano scored all their runs
for a 10 to 4 triumph. Hack Wilson
nit his 18th four Dagger. tying
Chuck Klein for league leadership.
while Woody English and Kiki
C..yler also hit homers in these
three big frames.
The Robins failed to offer much
support % Adolfo Luque and the
Cuban veteran was custed from his
rcst as pitching leader of the league
with a SO defeat at the hands OF
tie cellar occupying Cincinnati
Reds. Brooklyn could get only sew
en- hits off Ray Kolp, Luque con-
trlbuting two. while the Robins
made a couple of costly errors and
tie Reds made a few long hits
wnere the counted. The defeat
lei Brooklyn 2 l-2 games ahead
II Chicago.
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PORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuStdce

present. only McAllen and Browns
vile have paic the assessment.
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ATHLETICS ARE CHAMPIONS.
THEIR FLASHY PLAY SHOWS

Willis Hudlin. taking a two-run
START in the first inning. while Nose
Grove pitched shutout ball until he
mad a good lead behind him and
could afford 10 let down and still
score his ninth victory Of the sea-
SCI.
Yanks Win
The Yankees threat would not
he shaken off although the New
Yorker had to bring in Babe Ruth's
famous home run act to defeat the
Detroit Tigers 5 TO 4. After tanning
IN three attempts, the Babe clouted
lls 22nd homer or the wee
seventh inning and provided the
margin OF victory. George Uhle.
who accounted for three runs in
one inning himself. held the Yanks
10 eight hits and famed seven, was
The victim Of the wallop.
Washington. holding its tie in
games with the Yankees for second
place, found rs newly acquired play
cIs a great help in scoring a 3 to
J victory over the Chicago White
Sox- al Crowder. formerly Of St.
Louis. held the Sox 70 four hits.
Another ex-Brown hit twice In
.hrec attempts while The Great
Shires gave his old mates a taste
If his batting greatness by hitting
three times nj four trips 10 the
Tlate. Danny MacFayden was the
one star in the fourth American
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
~ HUGH ). FULLERTON. Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

II is a matter of indisputable
record that the Philadelphia Ath-
.elics are current champions OF
tn baseball. world, and their games
Of the past few days go a long way
t5ward explaining why they hold
that position.
The Athletics were in a bad spot
or a while. Crippled by a series OF
injuries, they saw the Cleveland
Indians take first place away from
them and lose it again before the
onslaught Of the New York Yankees.
They came home from a disastrous
tour of the West faced by the
double threat from these teams.
With Washington not far in the
background and with a five game
eeries with Cleveland to start their
lone stay.
The champions began 20 display
rneir championship calibre right
t'ere. They defeated the Indians,
z TO ?. Wednesday and repeated the
dose yesterday by a 4 TO 8 count,
.-nding Cleveland down into fourth
place by the two defeats. The AS
aren't in the best condition yet,
but thev were able yesterday to
make good use Of their hits of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
RISKO BEATS
WOOD CHOPPER
Cleveland Baker Boy Gets
Decision Over Paulo
Al Detroit

DETROIT. June 20.-lP-ohnny
RiSko. Cleveland baker boy, has
conclusively demonstrated that he
is Pauline Uzcudul's master in
the ring.
These two veteran trial horses
clashed before 1000 fans in Navin
field last night and Risko-hooked
his way to a decisive victory In ten
rounds. Ringside experts credited
the Clevelander with nine Of the
ten rounds.
In their first meeting. three
years ago. Risko was awarded the
decision after a close fight that
some critics thought Pauline had
won. Last night there was not the
slightest question as to the merits
of the award.
Risko. throwing punches from
any posture in which he might
find himself, cuffed the basque
woodchopper all around the ring.
had him bleeding almost from the
start. staggered him badly with a
series OF hard rights and let's in
the fifth round. nearly closed
Paulino's left eye and cut the
other one badly. and at the end
was swinging punches iust as free
ly as he had in the first round.
Pauline made his best showing
in the sixth round when he caught
Risko up short with several hard
rights and let's but the Clevelander
apparently was in no real danger
and soon was in command Of the
situation again.
There we're no knockdowns.
Risko weighed 1885,: Pauline
1885,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

VICE PREXY Epstein announced
umpire assignments for Sunday as
fellows. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Mckee: Observation-Disclosures ans
Drucke. McAl,en-Wilder and Ew-
ing; Mission-Eckoff and Covinr-
ton. Tex Covington old time ball
PLAYER has been signed as an Off
rial umpire. The rotund firetop
should make a good one for he
krcws baseball.
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mpson Breaks Course Record to Pass Jones

funniest men in baseball-Altrock,
Schacht and Shires.. 1885,. Grimes goes
70 the Cardinals. lit viii be in
teresting u note how well BurIeigh
succeeds In prying Sam Brcadon
loose from $4,000 next spring..
the Tigers gave Carroll to New
York and knocked him off the
! slab. .ihe Yankees returned the
favor by ~plastering Waite Hayt 90
the tubs. even Steven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

NAlAE AA4NA PAM AAAL 40lL21-4ANA4ks
ANOTHER important measure
taken was the re-adoption Of the
Rawlins Ri baseball As official.
SPitz Clark. representing the Bat
sell-WellS sporting goods house or
Brownsville, appeared before the
gathering ana presented his side
CT a much mooted question. At
the opening OF the season, the league
adopted the Rawlins Ri ball. Later
a resolution was passed which
v .uld leave the ball to the discre-
ton OF the home manager. Clark
tclc the gathering that he held a
contract for the use on the ball and
he did not believe q resolution could
break il. However, I don't want
TO force you To use the ball II YOU
cont want TO. We guarantee the
bail and will stand behind Id. There
IS not one particle OF difference
between the three chief balls now
being used over the country. The
tact is. they are made in the same
factory on the same specifications.
The only difference Is the name.
Nv house will gladly replace any
defective balls The BAH was re-
ADOPTED with Geo. Desha making
the motion and Lew Williams sec
olding 1t
A TELEGRAPHIC story today
says a 28-wOrd message has been
flashed around the world IN five
minutes. Now the Japs car keep
closely informed on Art Shires
c.aveI bon mots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
Over Welcomed

PRESIDENT o. N. Boston. who
has been in the hospital for almost
? month. was on hand and got =
ne..rtv welcome from the managers.
He made a short, pointed talk look
ing toward general betterment OF
the league which was well taken.
He emphasized snappy work. quick
shifts between innings. decisive
umpiring and uniformed teams.
These factors 90 much toward
pleasing the fans than the layman
would believe Although he has been
flat on his back in the hospital,
tire priZzle-headed president has
kept himself we'll posted on league
uoings through the press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
MARY STILL LIVES

LONDON The girl who was the
inspiration for the poem. Mary
Mad n Little Lamb" IL said To he
still living in Llangollen Vale. North
Wales. She Is now Mrs. Mary Hugh
e.. who IL Sc years old and tn X
cellent health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

Pot Shots
THE ONLY fault in that recent
st. Louis Washington trade. IN
which Goose GoSlin went 10 the
Browns for Crowder and Manush.
was that Phil Ball didn't throw III
Ralph Kress Just 10 make the thing
look more like an even break. ....
prior to Clark Griffith's acquiring
Manush and Crowder. the trading
honors were held by John McGraw
who sent Cincinnati a couple or
old bats In exchange for U ban
team. -Griff had to give two
players for Art Shires. Mo. but as far
as the noise they made Is concern
ed. Shires will make up for EN-.
the Senators O own three of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
ENCLISHMAN
SHOOTS A So
One Stroke Ahead of u. 5.
Star Who Had Shakey
Third Round

HOYLAKE, Eng, June 20-tP-
Archie Compston, big British pro,
shot a record breaking So in the
third round OF the British open
golf championship 20 claim the
lead BY a stroke from Bobby Jones.
Compston's 54-hole total was 2l5
while Jones had 2l6.
Compston's great round clipped
two strokes from the course record
for the Royal Liverpool course. He
was out in "a and home in the
same number Of strokes.
jones played a shaky third round
and returned a score Of "a.
Jim Barnes, New York pro. with
a dazzling finish or an eagle and
two brides. played a par 70 for a
total Of 300 and for the time being
occupied third place.
Compston'r amazing score was
made in spite Of two skies. The
first az the fifth and the second
at the 10th.
His card.
Compston out 434 264 344-34
Compston in 1893 254 644-34-65-2l5
Mob scenes ensued as the English
man pushed his gigantic form
through the cheering crowds 70 the
clubhouse.
Leo Diegel. after going out In 80
strokes. required 80 10 get home
for a third round score Of II and
total OF 2l8.
Slips
Fred Robson, yesterdays runner
UP, slipped back TO 70 today and
a three round count OF 22l.
Compston led Jones by a stroke
and Jones in turn was two strokes
ahead OF Diegel. AuguSte Boyer or
France and Barnes were tied with
20 with Robson 22l and Don Moe
and Horton Smith 223.
The championship finish develop
Cd into a greet fourth round fight
with Conlpston. Diegel and Jones
indicated as the players who would
battle IL out in the deciding stretch.
Despite Compston's n stroke
les6 wagers al odds OF four to
three were being laid on Jones.
Third round golf scores, Hoy
lake:
(x)Robert T Jones Jr..
Atlanta i42-T4-2i6
James Barnes. ". Y. l~49-72-21U
tx)-Donald x. Moe,
Portland. Ore. i~47-76-223
Archie Compston. Eng. l~47-68-2l5
Leo Diegel. Mexico 147-7l-215
August BOYER. France 1~50-70-220
Fred Robson England l~5l-72-223
Tom Barber England. I~5l-72-223
Henry Cotton. England 1~49-77-226
Charles A. Whitcombe.
England i49-72-22i
r II. Rodgers. England 1~47-76-223
r. A. Whitcombe. Eng. 1~50-73-223
Percy Allis. Germany, I~49-77-226
Ted Ray. England. l~53-76-229
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

A-AttAt AtU A4tS
THE APPLICA-
TION OF Point
Isabel to enter
the Rio Grande
Valley base ball
league was acted
on in the negative
at a meeting OF
managers IN Har-
lingen Thursday
night after a
lengthy discussion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

It's Rawlings RI
DUE TO THE fact that the league
owes several small bills. Vice Pre-
sident Epstein urged that the
managers send in their So assess
ments 70 the LEAGUE secretary. At
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

The Oklahoma conservation COM
mission Is mapping all rivers and
creeks Of tn state TO work out a
system Of flood control.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

HOWEVER, the Pelicans' side
of the question was thoroughly dis
cussed also. Ben Epstein. vice. pres
ident OF the loop very nearly ex-
pressed the consensus OF opinion
wien he said. Il am very glad TO
sec Point Isabel interested in base
ball to this extent. II shows a
general healthy condition for the
national pastime in the Valley ana
il is with reluctance that l view
the action taken tonight. But the
league Is lust now getting OF its
feet and all OF the clubs have debts
% take care OF I hope the Pelicans
All get an early start next season,
in which case they will doubtless
be admitted TO the circuit. Il Is
practically impossible to make up
five games in q 2o-Eame schedule.
which the Pei would be forced to
&C."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

Believe IL or not. but it's no rot.
He waved a, HER-Gee what a
finish
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pro and con. The factors that fin
ally swung the question were those
OF scheduling and gate receipts.
The managers were OF the opinion
that the schedule could not be re-
vised in such a manner as 70 allow
tire Pelicans TO get IN step with
the remainder Of the league. Every
club In the Valley is living on its
gate receipts and the better games
Trey pu. on. the more cash custom
ars will click through the turnstiles.
Most OF them were OF the opinion
that the Pelicans would not draw
well.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-23
G ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE MATTER OF SITTING A

IN THE NATTER OF SITTING AZ
A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
On this the 18th day Of May "A. u,
1880, at the Regular May Term
meeting of the Commissioners
Court. it was adjudged and ordered
that said Court convene and sit as
a Board of Equalization on Monday
the 26th day Of May, A. D. 1880,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and the Clerk was
directed to cause notice thereof to
be published as follows:
Notice"
The Commissioners Court OF Cam
eron County Texas, will convene
and sit as a Board Of Equalization
on Monday the 26th day of May,
A. D., 1880 at 9 o'clock a. m. to re-
ceive all assessment lists and books
of q. A. Cowden, Tax Assessor Of
Cameron County. Texas for the year
1880 for inspection, correction or
equalization and approval.
Witness my hand and seal OF the
Commissioners Court of Cameron
County Texas, this the 18th day OF
May, A. d. 1880.
n. d. SEAGO Clerk
County Court g. Ex-officio Clerk OF
the County Commissioners Court,
Cameron County, Texas
STA to % inc.-10t-3746
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-23
Red River Valley
Warned OF Floods

SHREVEPORT, La, May PIP
-Forewarned by the government
weather bureau at New Orleans, the
people Of the Red River Valley to-
day prepared to meet as large q
quantity Of water as came down
upon them in the great flood OF
1927.
Overflow from Caddo Lake ap-
preached the Agurs section OF
Shreveport. being plainly visible
from the outskirts of the city, and
merchants in that section Of the
city continued to move stocks OF
goods to higher shelves or to
warehouses In more elevated loca-
tons. The water threatening Shrev-
eport has come from Cypress Bayou,
which pouring into Caddo Lake,
has forced that body ever its banks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-23
MARKETS

NEW YORK, May GA re-
purchasing movement by the shorts
was in full swing on the stock
market during today's forenoon
trading, with the result that by
we're 2 to 4 points above the Thurs
day close. Among them were Amert-
can Telephone, U. S. Steel, Ameri-
can Can, General Electric and
radio.
The popular issues were bought
on a steadily rising scale, with
substantial advances by Westing-
house Electric, s-Manville,
Vanadium Steel and the ~favorite
utilities.
j. I. Case, which sold as low as
Dol yesterday. rallied more than a
dozen points above yesterdays
final price.
Call money again renewed at .
per cent.
NEW ORLEANS. May 23.-tPl-
Cotton had a steady opening as
cables we're better than due and
the prospects or rain in the belt
caused the firmer feeling. First
trades showed gains Of 9 points on
active months. July advanced ra-
Their sharply on the cold weather
in the west expected to delay crop.
That month advanced to 1919, or
10 points above yesterdays close.
New crop months improved only a
little over the opening figures,
October trading at 1904 and De-
cember at 1911, or 9 10 10 points
above the previous close. The
market appeared TO be supported
on the strength Of an unfaroable
weather morecast. At the end OF
the first hour. the market appeared
TO be supported on the strength of
an unfavorable weather forecast.
At the end of the first hour, the
market was Z TO Is points down
from the highs on realizing.
CHICAGO, May 2~3.-CP)-WheLt
underwent an early setback today.
Influenced by the fact that pre-
dictions of widespread frost failed
to be fulfilled.
Opening at 5-8c decline 10 3-Sc
Gain. Wheat afterward showed
downturns all around. Corn aud
oats were likewise easier, with Corn
starting 5-3c off to 1-Sc up. Pro-
visions tended to advance.
CHICAGO. May 23.-P-Poultry
steady; Fowls 21-23: Broilers 1898:
BOOSTERS Is; Turkeys 20; Heavy
ducks IS; Springs 2O-22: Geese IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-23
KIWANIS CLUB
AIDS ELECTION

Efforts to turn out a record vote
In the city port bond election
Thursday, May %, formed the chief
Dpic of discussion at Thursdays
Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Jardin.
Robin Pate read a letter from
John Gregg, chairman Of the port
committee. urging the cooperation
VI the club impressing the impor-
ance Of the election on the citi-
Hnship.
z. j. Tucker explained the use OF
The ballot for voting and suggested
that the city be divided into three
zones, with committees from each
service club working to get out vot-
ers. The Kiwanis club has printed
1000 banners and 1000 stickers for
automobiles. carrying the words, =
voted. did you?" with the Kiwanis
emblem.
II was announced that absentee
voting is now permissible, II pol
tax receipts are brought 70 the
county clerk. Sheriff Frank Brown
suggested that more carr be taken
in making out ballots TO prevent
their loss through mutilation and
pointed out that American boxes II
the city election had more mutllat-
ed ballots than foreign boxes.
The local club will entertain the
San Benito Kiwanians at a lamt
barbecue at Omito park next Mon
\ day night. and the families OF XII
wanians as well. The Brownsville
club lost an attendance contest tc
the San B~enitoans.
The next Kiwanis meeting is tc
be an agricultural meeting at +.
Jardin Hotel at 1880 p. m, when al
members are to bring rural business
friends as guests.
Guests at today's luncheon we're
p. @. Greenwood, Harrington, and +
NJ. Dancy OF Atlanta, Ga, brother
of Oscar C.. Dancy. Entertainment
was furnished by the Merrymakers
7-piece orchestra Of Harlingen, WITT
r. II. Blake, major manager o.
Casino Park at Harrington, as mas
ter OF ceremonies. The description
of the Tunney-Dempsey fight WITH
orchestral accompaniment was es-
pecially appreciated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-23
Herald Reporter
Improves at Home

Oscar Castillo 4 improving al his
ON today from injuries suffered
Tq,esday in a motorcycle accident
On Seventh street near Beuna Vista
cemetery.
Although painfully injured when
his motorcycle overturned with him
castillo drove his machine back "a
the city for first aid treatment att
n the accident.
re suffered a bruised left arm,
a,slocated left leg and a deep cash
IN his forehead. His right ankle
vas also hurt.
A rear chain on Castillo's motor
broke and became entangled in the
urheel. The machine skidded and
turned two flips. Castillo landing
on the pavement
castillo is Matamoros correspond
enf Of The Brownsville Herald
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-23
Body of Boca Chica
Bather Not Found

Continued search for the body
Of Fred Leon, who drowned Sun
day afternoon at Boca Chica, had
proved unavailing up 10 Thursday.
Leon, whose home was Misha-
waka, Ind, was swimming with a
party OF relatives at the time OF
the drowning. He and his wife,
Barbara, were living at the home
of Gabriel Dalai Of Harrington. Mrs,
Icons father. Leon was a barber.
The drowned man had recently
undergone a major operation and
was said to have been in a weak
ened condition.