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Bobcats Winners
BEAT M'ALLEN
QUINT 24-23
Champions Defeat Is Valley
Clubs in Their Swing
Toward Honors
Especial to The Herald.l


EDINBURG, Feb. l5.-The Ed
inburg high school Bobcats won
the Hidalyo county basketball
championship here tonight. nosing
out the McAllen quint 24-23 in an
extra period game.
The tilt was holly contested all
the way and there was considerable
dissention at the final score. Nc
Allen fans claiming the game be-
fore the extra period was gotten
under way.
The game vas to have been play
ed at McAllen but a downpour OF
rain prevented its being held there.
Rowan Of Edinburg and Perkins
OF McAllen tied for high point hon
ors. each ringing up nine points.
The Edinburg quint has played
is Valley games without q loss so
far this season. 1t has rolled up
$40 points to 335 for opponents.
The Bobcats entered the Hidalgo
tournament favorites.
In the semi-final round Satur-
day morning at McAllen. Edinburg
eliminated Mercedes 44-24. Short
~ afterward. McAllen defeated
Mission 1913.
Following are the county cham
pions who will meet In the district
tournament at McAllen Saturday:
Hidalgo. Edinburg; Willacy, Ray
mondville. Cameron. Wilson Tract;
and Starr. Rio Grande City.
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~ EDWARD ]. NEIL
.sgociated Press SPORTS Writer

AaMa
NEW YORK, Feb. l5-P-Wlth
a tsately gesture or forgiveness to-
ward the New York state athletic
commission. Max Schmeling an
nounced himself today as ready and
willing to furnish one half Of the
competition for the worlds heavy
weight championship In the ring
at the Polo Grounds next June.
alternating in Germany since his
victory over Pauline U1cudun and
the bitter quarrels with the COM
mission that followed the fight here
last June, he ushered himself back
into the picture in a cablegram TO
william Muldoon. aged c~aulifiower
king. Max agreed with Mudocn's
unpublished statement that the
winner Of the Jack Sharkey-Phl
Scott tuSsie il Miami should fight
him for the crown vacated by Gene
Tunney. He said he would meet the
designated gladiator June q.
AS matters stand now Schmeling
IS n dire diS-epute with the solemn
fathers. Ills license. along with that
of his manager Of choice. ice Jacobs
was revoked by the commission wher
he refused TO have anything more TO
do with his German pilot, Arthur
Buelow. and repudiated a contract
made for q bout with Phil Scott.
While recognizing Something's
standing among the heavyweights,
the commission insisted that the
Teutcn must fight Scott or else be
declared null and void forever within
tho cauliflowsr confines OF New
York state, A match between Sch
melting and Sharkey to be promoted
BY the Garden outside New York
State in violation Of this command
was quickly abandoned when the
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HOGS DEFEAT
PONIES 44-29

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Feb. IS
R-Taking an early lead and roll
ing M their advantage 10 the very
end. the University of Arkansas six
foot cagers swept On toward a
Southwest conference basketball
title tonight defeating the Southern
Methodist University five A TO 20.
II was the last home appearance
for the Porkers and the big five
played az their best While Pick
rem led the attack with Is points.
the brilliant team play Of Schoon-
over made his scoring possible.
Fouls were frequent with every
man on each squad committing at
least one. The Ponies. while help
lass in the open field. made good
their gift shots. dropping Is free
throws through the basket.
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Corey so. bennett d2) 50; CoreJ
seven; 40.
Mlcile SO. Craig sd SO; Mickle
seven: AZ.
Aldridge so. Seabury As Cno han
dIcap); Ssabury nine;
nee u2) So Pate 43; both sevens;
Is.
Miok,e SO, Barnho,t Cd IL: Nick
le five: A.
Barnhalt (6) so. Nelson 30:
Barnholt eight: 90.
Pickett so. Kee II: Pickett five;
70.
Hughston so, Barnho,t 46; Hugh
ston six: So.
Corey so. Pucl;ett G5) 40: Corey
five; e..
The standings.
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Brownsville Ball
Meeting Called

A meeting OF all parties inter-
ested in a Brownsville baseball
ciub-fans and players alike
,as been called for s p. m We'd
nesday at the BatSell-Wells
sporting goods house here.
The meeting las been called
by Mig johnson and Spitz Clark.
prime movers in the drive for a
Brownsville club. 1t is planned to
enter an amateur club in the
proposed Valley league.
The Hariingen club viii begin
practice Monday afternoon.
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Quiet Folks, MIR. SchmeIing Has An
Announcement; He'll Fight in June

Garden was threatened with indie
finite suspension b. the commission.
Every edict Of the commission re-
garding Schmeling has indicated
that the German must be broken TO
halter here or remain inactive.
However, the final bout fer the
title will be staged under the aus
pices Of charity. And the greatest
OF all influences IN boxing circles
happens to be charity.
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Cage Results

Daniel Baker -. Sui Ross 20.
Trinity "a, S.. Edwards 80.
Baylor IS. Rice q.
n. T. Teachers "a, Southwest
Teachers Il.
San Antonio Y. NJ. G. A. 81, Tenn
ple Y. NJ. c. A. 10.
Arkansas Al. S. NJ. u. %.
Brownwood high IS. Locker high
q.
san Angelo won Dist. Is title.
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ALESMEN-AGENTs

AN OUT OF tho ordinary proposition
Tor experienced specially sa-e-nen be-
tween 30 end IS years OF age. This
connection Is what you make II nut
means better than $1,000 annually 70
. score OF men n OR o-L-2-Z.ol
cling popcorn m-ch-n Y ana pcanu.
casters in mn mo--ls ND 70 SlOJJ.
andw4ch ana vending machines. al.
Elnds. Stra -.e commission. no charge
caci-s. The = cznll we decide upon
as having t--1 necessary background
Of cxpc. and ability VIII be given
a protC lc-.tory and tr.p TO the
factory Il SIr expense. Write fo-
pgopoS.t and available territory.
Burch Manufacturing Company. 1896
Wyandotte. Kansas City. Missouri.
Zi3e
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Foster Moothart Co.
REALTORS
Ground Floor. Cromack Bldg.
Phone 40.

FOR SALE-Il0 acres finest quality
resaca front land. well located: also
$50 acres river front land. protected
by flood levee. mostly in cultivation.
Brownsville locality. at bargain prices.
Box 400. Brownsville, Texas. Zii0
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Furnished or unfurnished
4-apartment building. Elizabeth street.
Bargain. Phone 1897 from $50 to 1880
mornings. or address Xil4 care Her
AID xli4
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Real Estate in Cameron and Hidalgo Counties
For Sale or Lease by Owner as
Indicated Below
Hotel Pharr, property In Pharr. Hidalgo County, Texas, EOS
by $50 feet with two story hotel building. fully equipped for
hotel purposes, most desirable hotel site in entire Valley; pre-
fer selling, but would lease.
Donna theatre property In Donna, Hndalgo County. Texas,
SO by 100 feet, one-story, brick building. lots so by $50 feet. in
best business block in city. Prefer selling. but would lease for
commercial purposes, not theatre purposes.
81 acres farm and citrus land. undeveloped. off OF south end
OF Thompson subdivision in Cameron County. Texas, lying
btween Haringen, Comhes, and La Feria. For sale only.
Lots T. {, 6. Block 81, City OF Pharr. Hidalgo County, Texas.
most desirable residence property in city Of Pharr. For sale
only. Communicate with Jas. A. Graham.
3rd Floor Merchants National Bank Building
Brownsville, Texas
ARTICLES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
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BIG BILL IS
RANKED FIRST
J. III.
associated Press SDorsg Writer

+ AccONiatC0 AAGc. 5HVtSo hAAACA
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1872 The
United States Lawn Tennis as
EDciation. at its annual meeting to-
ay. voted In favor OF open COM
Z 1etition between amateurs and
professionals. elected as president.
Louis B. Bailey of New York and
ranked William r. Tilden II. first
In the national list for the tenth
consecutive year.
Mrs. Frederick S. Moody, the
former Helen Wills, was again
ranked No. ! in the women's la
tional singles.
John Doeg and Geo. NJ. Lott. Jr.
were ranked No. ! in national mems
doubles.
Men national singles rankings:
William T. Tilden II, Phila-
delrhia.
2.Frances r. Hunter. New Roch-
s.-John Doeg, Santa Monica,
Calf.
4-oeorge NJ. Lott. Jr., Chi
cago.
5.-John Van Ryn. Orange. n. J.
6~.-Freoerick Morcur. Harrisburg,
Pa.
7.-wilmer Allison. Austin, Texas.
S.-Wilbur F. Coen. Kansas City.
e.-Berkeley Bell. Dallas. Tex.
lo.-Gregory Mangin, Newark. y.
j.
MEMS NArTnNsT DOUBLES
RANKINGS:
John Dceg and George M.
Lott. Jr.
2.-Wilmer Allison and John Van
Rvn.
3.-Francis T. Hunger. and w. 7.
Tiiden.
Al. @. Hall. Orange. N. j., and
Frederick Nercur.
5~.-Ee-keley Bell and Gregory
Mangin.
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AUTOMO-TvE
6==.=;;IIINEE=....7zz
A5yiH an OK that counts N
7aGNT
and Adams Street

1OLIl dllh ASCAAA0 SNS(N
20 Chevrolet Cabrlolet. six cylinders.
Looks like new car Coed tires
battery. First class mechanical con-
dlt!on. An o. K. car.
20 Chevrolet Coupe. Duty paid IN
Mexico New Duco finish. Good tires.
Mechanically reconditioned. An 0. K.
car.
rs Chevrolet Coach. Completely re-
conditioned. New Duco finish. New
tires. An Q. K. car.
% Ford Sedan. Only run 1000 miles.
Looks like a new car and Is In Al
condition. Completely equipped.
% Ford Sport Roadster. First-class
mechanical condition. Has rumble seat
and number accessories. Paint 2
top IN good condition.
20 Chevrolet Convertible Landau Sc
dan. SIX cylinders. Completely recon-
ditioned mechanically. Original finish.
New tires. An o. X. car.
20 Chevrolet Six Cylinder Ia ton
truck. Has Hercules DeLux panel
body. New Duco finish. Good tires.
In first class mechanical condition.
An O. K. car.
STEVENSON MOTOR CO.
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Los Ebanos Home

Palm Boulevard. Southeast ex-
posture. All conveniences. New
attractive. Phone g65-W for
appointment. Examine every
detail. x. n. Eagan, builder
Ys7
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SAcRIFIcE-Thoroughly modern s.
room house Best buy IN Brownsville
Small payment down. balance like rent
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. 1919
Hayes. Victoria Heights Phone 1915
J KISS
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LAND FOR RENT
LAND FOR RENT

90 acres ready for crop. well To-
Gated, near school and paved road.
Also good 5-room house. Inquire
Corey. 1927 Elizabeth St.. Browns
vile. ZilI
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REAL SILK can use ere or more re-
liable men in this territory 70 call on
old New spring line Will
enable you 10 earn from S25 upward.
Car useful but not necessary. Phone.
write or call at Real SIX Hosiery Mills.
Har.ingen. Tex. Zl23
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOS EBAEOS ESTATES
Investigate the most beautiful suDur-
nan DEVELOPMENT In the Valley imme-
dlately north OF Brownsville Tract
0f one acre up. under irrigation For
sale James-Dickinson Company Real
tors. corner e. Jardin Hotel Bldg x9o
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BUSINESS PPoRTUNITIEs

FOR SALE-Cafe: good business. fine
location. Address BOX III. La Fer-a,
Texas. ass
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u

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE-Finger
waving. marching. permanent waving
facial work. mRnicuring. Rates reason
able. Inquire Valley Beauty shop.
Harrington Phone COL Y-li0
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTEO-Salesmen. Can use 5 sales
men who speak Spanish and have au-
toraob!ls to sell low priced lots 70
Mexican people IN Brownsville. See
Foster Noothart Co. Cromack Build
ing. Zi25
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BOYS AND ~GIRLS-Lcok into the fu-
ture. Lots OF fun. Photo Of future
also. Sent TO any address for ten
cents. stamps or coin. Mrs. Leila Ann
Price. Box sol. San Benito. Texas.
Zi42
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-27
Larger Contractors
Interested In Port

Interest In the Brownsville deep
water port proposition Is already
being shown by the larger con-
tractors who handle this type Of
work.
w. r. Ulen, Of the firm Of Ulen
and Company. New York, IA a
visitor in this section shortly be-
fore the favorable report on the
project in Washington. He was
here to look over the ground and
get an idea Of conditions. The
Ulen company is n Of the largest
contracting firms in the world, and
will probably bid on the local pro-
ject.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-27
Five Room Houses
Prove Most Popular

Residences OF the five-room size
r by far the most popular type,
1t would appear from the building
permits issued in Brownsville dur
ing the month OF January.
Practically all residence permits
issued in this time have been for
this style OF house, which is suit
able for the small family. The
greater number Of these now being
built are OF frame construction,
with sheetrock interior finish, and
garage attached. The frame struc-
ture is more inexpensive, and Is
used a great deal for rental pur-
poses, houses OF this size and type
being adapted to the income and
needs Of small families, particular
" young couples who prefer separ-
ate houses TO the apartment unit.
Permits for six O seven OF these
structures were let in January.
For a more permanent type OF
house. built either for a higher
rental or by a family for a home.
the briek, brick veneer. and hollow
tile and stucco varieties are well
liked, and q number Of these are
now under construction
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-27

Local Building And Real
Estate NelUS of the Week

That Brownsville is due for o
phenomenal growth during the year
OF 1890 Is the consensus Of opinion
among men connected with the
building lines. The spirit Of op-
timism, which has pervaded the
trades since the beginning Of the
year received a tremendous boost
with the favorable report on the
port project.
Three or four times the amount
of building for this year against
that Of last year Is the forecast OF
heads OF the Eagle Pass Lumber
company.
Building is certain to go to three
times that Of 1929" officials Of the
company say, land indications are,
from the amount Of work now being
planned. that it will go to four
times that"
Managers Of the Guarantee Elec-
trio company also are looking for
ward to a big year.
THE port proposition Is q big
stimulus" they say, "and we are
expecting a great deal of develop
ment, even with this big project
still in the future. We are hop
ing for its early realization, and
when that comes, the effect will
be far greater, naturally"
Early construction work on the
deep water project is certain to
mean the spending Of much Of the
money here, Gordon Street, presi-
dent Of the Rio Grande Valley
Trust company. says. This COM
pany, which is much interested in
the financing OF home ownership,
has been working since its organi-
zation nearly a year ago to promote
building Of residences in Browns
Sille, and Street is f~orecasting great
activity in this line.
There will be at least so men
with families who will be needing
houses as soon as actual work m
the project begins. With condi-
lions as they are at present, the
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One should have no fear or q
gloomy interior with this compact
and efficient plan. A wealth OF sun
shine and cheerfulness is insured
by the wide breast OF easement
windows occurring in the dining
room and front wall OF the living
room, to say nothing OF the mag
nihcent arched opening at the end
OF the living-room, the latter open
ing being made possible by the
studio type ceiling OF the living
room.
Features other than the above
are also TO be found In the many
pleasant surprises that are TO be
found. For instance, the dining
alcove, plenty large enough for two
persons. is nicely tucked away in
the corner OF the kitchen with its
own little window above the table
and a very unusual china case,
which Is found IN the wall just
above the seat The closet In the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-27

found In the huge chimney as
shown In the sketch located near
the main entrance door. The COM
position OF the exterior demands a
chimney at this point for balance.
but. being a small house, the plan
demands the space that would be
occupied by a fireplace TO be used
10 serve a more useful purpose.
Tho chimney therefore Is not the
topping out OF a fireplace, as may
be supposed. but is merely q dec
orative feature.
This house is only "a feet wide.
has a concrete foundation, stucco
and clapboard exterior. steel case
ment sash, stained wood shingles.
hardwood floors, colored bathroom
fixtures. tile floor In bath. and
warm air heat.
The estimated cost OF this house
Is between $1,000 and $500. ex.
elusive OF heating and plumbing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-27
Jones Builds House

Proctor and Dudley are contrac-
tors on a five-room brick veneer
residence being built by Mrs. w. r.
Jones. The house Is OF English
architectural style, with sheetrock
interior finish, oak floors. "A garage
Is also being built in conjunction.
The location is on West Levee be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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greater number Of these must be
built. Then, OF course, there will
be others needing lodgings, so it is
evident that residential building
will be affected, as well as CONNER
cial.
Brownsville has been a little be-
hind most Valley towns in growth
during the past z years. In that
time, IA OF the towns have shown
an increase Of 30 per cent. or 80
per cent per year. Brownsville,
being one Of the older towns, has
shown slower growth than the 9TH
ers, but with the promise OF the
port it should show a rapid In
crease.
still another effect, the Valley
is now handling about 400 cars Of
freight per day. With the port, at
least-two thirds OF the entire
freight movement will pass through
here. including any other trade
which may have developed by that
time
The same attitude Of optimism is
expressed by most other builders.
I'VE are busy working on our
Los Ebanos addition all the time"
says A. d. Dickinson, Jr., OF James
Dickinson company. with the
growth Of the city we are anticipat-
ing a growing demand for homes IN
the better residential sections, and
we are preparing to meet this de-
mand. Several new homes in our
addition are already being plan
ned
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dining-room IL large enough TO &C
commodate a built In type bed,
should same be required, inasmuch
as only one bedroom Is included In
this plan.
A most interesting feature and
indeed quite O surprise, In to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
GOVERNMENT TO SUPPLY
OPERATORS UNIFORMS
Elevator Conductors to Wear Blue
Serge Costumes While
on Dutv

Uncle Sam, solicitous about the APP
pearance of his elevator operators, has
contracted to supply each with asnatty
blue serge uniform to wear while riding
up and down in his public buildings.
The new uniforms are to be made
available to about rs elevator con-
ductors some time after July by the
ONCE Of public buildings and public
parks, which has Jurisdiction. The ele-
vator men furnish their own uniforms
at present.
4 To insure neat appearance, the uni
forms will be made without pockets in
the coats and the leggs wi be adorned
by q single black stripe. They will be
worn only while the operators are at
work.
j. r. Gill, chief Of the buildings d.
vision of the ONCE directed by Lieut..
Col. U. S. Grant, Ord, said today that
an appropriation of 5000 would be
available for the uniforms July l, and
that the new equipment would be added
as soon as practicable.
The staff of elevator conductors was
augmented by 20 recently assigned to
the new Bureau of Internal Revenue
Building. at Tenth and B street When
the Department of Commerce Building
is completed it is expected that 100
operators will be on the Governments
paw roll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Marriage Licenses.

Moritz II. We'll. 7S. and Ruth Levin, "a
both of Baltimore, Nd: Rev. Abram Simon
Oscar r. Krsimeier. g, wilminGton. Del.
and Suda Z. Norris, "a, Joliet, nj; Rev
Philip 1. schoepfer, "a. and Madeline D
GeorSe w. Vail. "a. Clarendon. va. and
EH,h :. Firth. al this city; Rev. Earle
Leonard r. colbert. 81 and Mary O. stew.
art. IS; Rev. Alonso J. Olds.
Willie Mobley. 81. and GLADYS Powell 10
santus ) AutS. s4, and Ethel NJ. Dove. Al
Reuben M Brumheid. al. and AEnes NJ
Meyers. 90; Rev. ". D. Jarvis.
Edward Miller. II. and Alberta Budd. Is
Rev. A, J. Tyler.
10. both Of Baltimore. Nd; Rev. James NJ
MSin. Mehiman. 81, and Sarah Dubois
as 10th Of Baltimore, 3D.; Rev. q. silver
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TWO HURT IN PLANE

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y, June
P1.-"Buddy" Bushmeyer. professional
parachute jumper, and Clifford Muc-
more, agent for American Eagle planes
here. were critically injured last night
as their biplane crashed midway be-
tween Roosevelt Field and Hicksville
Witnesses said the plane went into 9
fiat spin at height of 1900 feet.
Bushmeyer, who has made more than
500 successful parachute jumps, had
no parachute with him tonight. He
was taken to the Army hospital at
Mitchell Field suffering broken leg
a punctured lung and possible internal
injuries.
Mucmore suffered q fractured skull
and severe cuts.