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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-08

throw. Pipkin slashed through the
Aggie wall III yards to a first down
o. the Aggie l-yard line. Cabler
went over left tackle for the touch
down. Sylvester kicked goal. Score
1870.
Sylvester kicked off to Spencer.
who slipped and fell on the Aggie
30 yard tripe. Browns pass To
Schulz was incomplete. Brown made
five al left tackle. He then added
six more for a first down. Scheide-
mar stopped him. "A pass. Brown to
Schulz was good for IL and a first
down. The ball was now at mid
field. Pass. Brown to Murray. was
good for nine yards. Ball made the
tackle. Bennett stopped Brown after
a yard gain, but 1t was a first down.
Brown passed to Murray for Is
yards. making it first down on
Brownsville's p yard line. Brown
passed again, and this time the
heave was good for II and a first
down on Brownsville's 10 yard line.
It looked as If the Aggie were away
to a touchdown. Lebowitz missed the
tackle. but Cabler rushed in hard
TO drive him out on the 10 yard
line. wild william" suffered an
injured shoulder on the play. but
STAYED in the game. He got a big
hand when he got up. A long pass
over the goal line was incomplete
and the ball was brought out to
the 20-yard stripe.
Lebowi. failed to gain and Les
ser picked up two. Cabler recovered
a tumble in the Brownsville back
field. Lesser punted 90 yards down
the field. lifting the oval over the
Safety'S head. The Aggies had the
ball on their Is yard line.
Browns pass was good for 20
yards as the gun fired ending the
fray.
EAnrA.,rv f-ra-~r@m.
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BROKEN ROMANCE

PORTSMOUTH. England. Nov. s
Love had a rude awakening in the
case Of Kenneth Hay. He too a
short vacation and met a girl ,tn
whom he Immediately fell in love.
The feelings we're mutual. and so the
couple became engaged. AS pre-
parations were being made for the
wedding. Hay received a letter in
forming him that his Intended was
his own sister who was adopted by
a London family 20 years before.
The wedding was called off.
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Samson, then delivered the goods
in a neatly wrapped parcel. smash
ing his way around left end for II
yards and a first down on the
Aggie six yard parallel. 1t was a
double pass behind the line which
wound up with Adamson circling
the left wing. Cabler took a basket
pass and bludgeoned his way half
Of the distance to the goal. Pipkin
then slanted off right taclie.
crunching his way over the Aggie
payroll parallel. Sylvester's attempt
70 kick goal was wild. Score 1910.
Pittman went in for Land. At
k.ns kicked off TO Dominique on the
goal line and he returned % before
being stopped by Davenport. On the
next play. three Scorpions swarmed
all " Dominique for no gain. Do
mingue passed II yards to Barfield
for a first down. Pipkin made the
tackle.
Lech Stops Dominique
Spencer took the oval out OF
bounds after a Slight gain. Sylvester
stopped Dominique for no gain.
Brown went in for Williams. The
ball was on the Aggie 80 yard line.
Robertson failed to get under Do
mlngue's long pass. Dominique punt
Ell 43 yards TO Newman who return
ed IL to Brownsville's Al yard line
AdamSon galloped five yards over
lett tackle and Pipkin dove into the
mass at center for a yard more
AoamSon was thrown for a three
yard loss at left end. Dayennort
prnted So to Dominique. Here the
Fort Arthur flash made a beautiful
return. sprinting and checking his
way to mid-field. Cabler dove into
rim low and hard to prevent what
looked like a runaway.
Bennett threw Barfield for a ward
loss "A Scorpion tipped an Agpie
Pass into NeWman's arms and il
was Brownsville's ball al mid-field
Murray. Harrington boy with the Ag-
gles' was hurt on the play, but he
came out of il.
Pipkin's short pass over center
was muffed BY Adamson. Cabler
picked up IL yards but Brownsville
vas penalized IS for holding. Adam
son made eight and Cabler four.
Davenport punted AZ % Dominique
who returned to the Aggies' % before
Sylvester brought him down.
Brown failed to gain at right
tackle. Spencer crunched out four
at center. Cabler threw Dominique
Tor a two yard loss as the quarter
ended.
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RED BIRDS in +.
GREAT FETTLE
Harrington Flashed Power
In Defeating Pickers
By 4O-6 Score
VALLEY RESULTS

Brownsville j. G. 10. Aggie Fresh
men o.
Harrington 40, Robstown 6.
San Benito %, La Feria l3.
Edinburg II. Pharr-San Juan
Alamo o.
Donna 81, Raymondville 8.
Mission II, Mercedes 0.
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The P~olynesians. Laplanders.
natives OF Tahiti and Eskimos rub
their noses together as a sign OF
greeting and affection.
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CARDS ROMP ON
PICKERS 40 TO 6

OF a 20-yard right-end run By Law
renee. found themselves III scoring
position. The Pickers again acted
stubborn and again Lawrence arose
TO the situation by toting the oval
over the goal. Waters kick made
the score q to o.
Scheupbach intercepted a Robs-
town pass shortly thereafter and
Waters licked for the fourth
straight time. making the score 20
TO Q. Brindley recovered a Rohs-
tcvn tumble to pave the way to an
other counter, Lawrence tearing or
his favorite distance OF the day. 20
yards. to near the Picker goal. An
other run of IL yards by Lawrence
Melted the goal but Waters missed
point and the score was "a to o.
There was no more scoring in the
eventful quarter although il saw
Meitzen intercept a Harrington pass
and Doc Lawrence intercept :,
Robstown pass.
Pickers Gain
Although the Pickers gained most
Of their ground I'm the third be-
Rod II was devoid of scoring.
Spears passed to Wilson once for
70 yards. this being the longest
gain Of the day from scrimmage.
One Of the Picker flips was nab
bed BY Scheubpach but the Cards
could not keep going and the ball
went over.
Robstown recovered a Harrington
tumble as the third period heared
an end. AS the fourth opened the
Pickers made a first down and then
Spears passed to Jurecka for a
touchdown. Try for point failed.
Score. "a 10 8.
Silver intercepted a Robstovn
pass in the fourth period and re-
turned the ball to the Picker
eleven-yard line. Harrington made A
first down. placing the ball on
about the two-foot line. The Pick
ers then held the Cards for downs
with a great defense. punting out
10 the II yard line. The Cards were
right back az the goal line BY max
ing another first down which but
the ball on the one-yard stripe
Lawrence made the counter but
point was missed leaving the count
an 40 TO s. The game ended with
the ball on the 50-yard line where
Robstown had punted it.
Starting lineups:
Ro5stovn 90 Harrington t4OD
Wilson D-akr
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With both leaders inactive in con-
ference competition over the week,
the Valley B" championship StiII
rests between the Weslaco Partners
ana the Harlingen Cardinals. Tne
Cards were not entirely inactive,
however. for they stepped out and
slapped over the Robstown Cotton
Pickers-one of the leading clubs
in District Eight-by a healthy
cor Of 40-6.
That was the second highly tout
ID class "A" club that the Card
inalS have konked this season. Ear
/ or in the year. they smacked the
Port Arthur Yellow Jackets down
inder a 60 count. Their victory
over the PickerS was the most start
ling upset that has occurred in
Valley football this season. They
entered the game underdogs. and
sWaImed all over the club which
has some Of the best material in
H-trict Eight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-08

Games Tuesday
Harrington at McAllen.
San Benito at Mission.
Brownsville at Breckenridge.
Games Friday
Harlandale at Brownsville
-1ercedes at La Feria.
Donna at WeSlaco.
2. ST.. A. az Raymondville.
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Wow.

The general opinion was tnal
RobStown should have won the
district championship and they
should have. for they have excel
ent material. However. the Pickers
we're putty in the HANDS Of the
Cardinals. 1t seems that Robstown
was suffering from a severe attack
q megalomania.
Not included IN The Valley con-
terence, but carrying Valley foot
ball prestige TO new heights, the
BROWNSVILLE Junior College Scorp-
ions romped on the Aggie Fresh
men here before a record crowd.
~plastering a 1870 defeat on the Fish.
Coach Figginbotham OF the Fish
declared before the game that he
had an excellent squad-One of the
best he had ever coached. After the
game be had no alibi, SAYING his
BOYS Just ran into too much foot
ball for them.
As expected. Grady Reynolds San
Benito Hounds took the la Feria
Lions to a trimming. but not before
a long hard struggle. The score was
25-l3. This was a pretty game with
Warner pitted against Rockne.
Cats Win
The Edinburg Bobcats. who have
built a habit OF throwing a monkey
wrench into the works, stepped out
again, this time defeating Pharr-
San Juan-Alamo 1910. The Bears
had little respect for the Bobcat
running attack and concentrated on
passes. However. the Cats flashed a
nifty little running attack that en-
abled them to win.
Coach Beatty Of Mission kept his
club in the running by defeating
Mercedes 1910.
Donna loafed TO a 21-6 victory
over Raymondville.
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Officials. Carruthers. referee:
Moody. head linesman: Sain. UNI
Ni-e. FaiN~r. fiefI irl1~@
BROWNSVILLE suhstitutiOns Cue
liar. Lesser, Ball. Lebowitz. Schcide-
man. Perez, Carter and Dyer.
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Substitutes. Robstown. Herring
Jurecka. Butler. Meitzen. Dryden
Richardson. Blauta. Raktorik. Gil
crease. Harrington: Silver. Davis
IO7eno. Johnson. Mcfarland
H"8~ais. Pefnrrr. eimms "A. An
NJ: umpire: Smith Sam Hous-
tom; Head ~linesrnan; Beatty: Field
Judge; Stewart tCent.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Pat Neff Announces
For Railway Board

AUSTIN. March 22-R-Former
governor Pat NJ. Neff Of Waco,
chairman Of the railroad commits
sion. and Senator Nat Patton OF
Crockett today formally announced
their candidacy for the railroad
commission.
Governor Neff was appointed to
fill out the unexpired term OF the
late Clarence E. Gilmore. who died
suddenly while conducting a hear
ing in San Antonio. He said he
took the place with the understand
ing that he would be a candidate
for the full term OF six years.
Senator Patton is serving his first
term in the senate. He was offered
appointment as comptroller, but de-
clined.
Neff is the only member OF the
commission whose term expires at
this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

CHICAGO. March 22-Newest
quotations on the heart market as
shown on the superior court ticket
indicate the following prices.
Denied heart .......... S25O,OOO
Wounded pride ........ $4,000
The estimates are those Of pretty
Mona Roth, former dancer and sing
er. who charges that the once tor
rid love OF wealthy Moe z. Hillison
has CONCEALED like an iceberg. Hill
ison. millionaire printer and banker,
broke her heart, she AYERS. when.
two years ago. he halted monthly
payments of $500 he had been send
ing her for a decade. But
Injured Her Pride
Hillison injured her pride. she as
serts, when he caused her to be
thrown behind the bars OF a vile
police bastile. and for this. she be-
lieves. he should be assessed $4,000.
Several weeks ago the attractive
Mrs. Roth sued Hillison for one-
quarter Of a million dollars. and ac-
cording to her attorney, Victor Fro
Itch, the damages were asked for
breach of promise. No declaration
of the suit revealing the details. has
been formerly filed. but the lawyer
alleges that HilliSon courted his
client for u years.
During that time, according 10
Frolich, Mrs. Roth did not know
Hillison was married. Two years
ago, the printer-banker stopped his
alleged monthly payments.
Shortly after the breach OF pro-
mise suit was instituted. Mrs. Roth
was arrested on charges Of extortion
preferred by Hillisol, ~incarcerated
three hours and released. The char
geS were dropped next day.
False Arrest
Now Mrs. Roth has countered with
the $4,000 suit alleging false arrest.
HilliSon has not made a statement
on the newest bill, but his expression
probably would be the same as that
enunciated several weeks ego in re-
ference TO the heart case. At that
time he claimed the suit was a
"shakedown."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

Furnished Groom apartment right
in town. $500. Phone SLAP.
Place your orders now for memo
rial day. Brownsville Marble and
Granite Works. Homer Russell. Prop.
ADV. IS
Special Fried Chicken, country
style. served all day Sunday at An
thongs Waffle Shop. Adv. %
Demand Val-Rub when buying
your rubbing alcohol. Manufactured
by Delta Laboratory. Brownsville.
For sale at all drug stores. Adv.
Special $500 Permanents, any
style. next week. Given at your
convenience. Rose Beauty Shop, HOS
Elizabeth St.-Adv. %.
Character Reader-Gives a scien-
tific analysis of your life. I have
HELPED thousands. Why not you?
Mary Atkisson, Palm Hotel, Harlin-
gen, Texas. Adv. "a
Special Summer Rates. - Board
and room. $3.50 per month. Althea
Tea Shop, Cameron Hotel. Adv. q.
Bower, Florist. Carnations SITS
dozen. roses 75c. and soc. dozen.
Phone 812-J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
U. I. ROW IS
NEARING END
Definite Action Expected
AT Big Pow-Wow
On Monday

AUSTIN, Marfa PIP -Defi-
mite settlement of the athletic con-
troversy that has been shaking the
University Of Texas for the past
several weeks. was expected Monday
night when the athletic council was
scheduled to meet with . special
investigating committee appointed
by the board OF regents.
The controversy has conferred
around the basketball coaching po-
sltion held by Fred walke-, whose
contract expires this year.
At a meeting Of the athletic coun-
Gil two weeks ago, a move TO fire
Walker resulted In a tie. five Of the
council voting to retain Walker and
five voting opposite.
Since that time, a member OF the
council stated, enough votes have
been mustered in the council TO re-
tain Walker.
Should this action be taken Mon
day. it was believed that a shakeup
in the entire personnel Of the
coaching staff might result as two
coaches. Billy Disch. baseball men
tor and Clyde Littlefield, head Of
the football and track departments,
diSapproved Of Walkers regime
Disch threatened to resign should
Walker be offered another con-
tract by the Longhorn council and
has withheld his acceptance Of q
contract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Lubbock VIII Bury
Man Dead 38 Years

LUBBOCK, Texas. March 22-lR
Funeral services for Henry Jen-
kins, Cochran county cowboy, who
died here March 10. 1892. at the age
Of 30. will be solemnized IN the
Lubbock cemetery tomorrow. more
than 38 years after the mans burial.
Jenkins. who was the first per-
son to die in Lubbock county and
whose grave marked the location OF
the Oldest cemetery on the south
plains. was inferred without rites.
The ceremonies tomorrow will be
participated in by practically every
pastor In the city.
j. d. Caldwell. pioneer citizen,
wro. as a member of the first Lub-
book county commission in 1892, was
appointed TO make jenkins coffin.
will have a part in the belated rites.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
FORMER SAN BENITO RESIDENT.
PAINTS BRIGHT VALLEY FUTURE

Cut this out. paste It In the old
family album, and check up on these
predictions five years from now.
Lester Ohmart, formerly or San
Benito ard now in Brownsville. an
extensive traveller. prognosticates as
follows.
Electric railroads running from
San Benito and Brownsville to Point
Isabel.
Oil will be piped from the Next
can fields to Brownsville and re-
fined here.
Several large refineries will be To-
Gated IN Brownsville, and will ship
gasoline and oil by boat down the
Brownsville channel to the outside
world.
The largest industries in the state
OF Texas viii be located III the
Valley, industries unthought or now
as even possibilities.
Ore smelters, utilizing ore brought
by rail and plane from the mines
OF northern Mexico, will be in BUSH
ness because Of the proximity of the
fields and excellent shipping facili-
ties.
All Valley farm land will be un-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Man Hunt Centers
On Laredo Hotel

LAREDO. March 22.-(P-The
search for j. s. Cross, Corpus Chris
Il business mar who has been miss
ing more than four weeks, centered
in Laredo today with the finding OF
a hotel registration in the name Of
j. Cross on Feb. 81.
Registered with j. Cross was NJ.
Green. both registered from Corpus
Christi. They secured rooms and
remained until Feb. "a. The oper-
ator Of the hotel described Cross rs
a dark man, about 40 years old.
while Green appeared about IS
years old. She said they we're
frequently in Nuevo Laredo, across
the border.
: When they left the apartment
Feb. "a, they told the landlady they
were going to Louisiana, but did
not name the city.
Detectives working on the case
believed they paid a final visit TO
Nuevo Laredo on leaving the apart
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
State to Aid Valley
Lift Potato Embargo

Directors Of the Rio Grande VAL
ley Potato Growers association at a
meeting here Saturday afternoon
adopted a plan advanced by State
Entomologist j. M. Del Curto to
have removed embargoes which have
been put into force against Valley
grown potatoes by the states Of
Idaho. Oregon and Utah.
These embargoeS went into effect
recently. and the regulations pro-
vide that potatoes from Texas must
be vacuum processed because the
tuber moth was once found in this
section. Oh neal here. New Valley
potatoes will not stand such process
sing.
Mr.. Del Curto. who was called to
the Valley by potato growers OF this
section to help in the matter. out
lined a method Of procedure at the
meeting here, and II Is expected
that the quarantine will be lifted in
q short time.
He suggested that potato growers
OF the Valley finance a state inspec-
ton Of Valley potatoes. TO show that
there Is no infestation here. With
this information available, the VAL
ley will have a case to present IN
asking these states to change the
regulations. Mr.. Del Curto said.
He pointed out that at the pres
ent time 1t would be impossible for
hi INTO declare positively that the
Valley had no such infestation, be-
cause no inspection had been made.
The inspection work will be start
ed at once, and 1t is estimated that
It will be completed in about a
week. AS soon as this Is done. the
results will be made into a report.
and the matter taken up with the
states in question
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Lucky FIDOt

LONDON.-The low temperature
in Crystal Palace during a dog
show caused many women to re-
move their silk skirts to wrap up
their pets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
HENRY TO SEEK
SENATE OFFICE
Plans Texas Campaign On
Platform of Change
In Booze Law

HOUSTON. Texas. March Pr
Advocating repeal or modification
OF the prohibition amendment, for
mer congressman r. L. Henry OF
Houston today announced his candi-
dacy for the democratic nomination
TO the U. S. Senate. He served in
congress 20 years and will oppose
senator Morris Sheppard, author Of
the 18th amendment.
Henry's statement in part said:
The national prohibition amend
ment should be repealed or smend-
ed. The time has come Ior action by
the American people. The dismal
farce OF prohibition as II now ex-
lists should be terminated.
The Volstead law should be re-
pcaled or modified by congress. /
shall stand squarely for such action.
Touching the tariff question. my
views coincide with the report Of
Robert J. Walker. the great secre-
tary Of the treasury. as he stated
the correct principles on the tariff
issue in his memorable document of
l045, addressed 10 congress.
Congress should levy a duty on
hides. wool, crude petroleum, mo-
hair and such products OF the farm
and ranch as would be just to the
producer.
My constant and diligent atten-
ton will be given to securing ade-
quate appropriations f our rivers
and harbors and ports to develop
them as the needs OF this great state
require.
"Hoover's farm relief board has
done some good: but there is room
for achievement of better results
in that direction; and I shall devote
my energies to constructive i'm
provements Of such legislation to aid
the farmer and stock raiser"
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der cultivation, growing primarily
citrus. which win In five years o.
nationally and internationally rec
ognized ms the worlds best. but also
a great deal OF early truck.
San Benito win handle practically
all Of the Valleys produce, shipping
from there to Point Isabel over the
electric railroads. and Brownsville
will be a large manufacturing and
shipping center for northern Mexico,
ranking I'm population with H0us-
ton and San Antonio.
Brownsville will be- the most TIM
portant international airport in the
United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Ill Health Cause
OF Double Tragedy

CANADIAN, March 22-tP-In i'll
health and suffering financial re-
verses, Thomas Virgo Humphrey, SO.
grocery clerk. today shot and wound
ed his wife. Inez. 40, and then shot
and killed himself.
The shooting occurred In the din
ing room Of their home here. Mrs.
Humphrey was taken to a hospital
where physicians said she had a
chance to recover. She was shot in
the right breast. Humphrey was
shot through the head. A revolver
was used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
DERBY Favorites

LOUISVILLE, KY, March %
R-With open spring giving con-
ditioners a chance to advance train
ing az Churchill Downs and Doug
las Park on their candidates for the
fifty-sixth running OF the Kentucky
Derby May II. public choice has
conferred largely on five entries as
winter favorites.
This ouintette Is made up Of
Desert Light. Gallant Fox. High
Foot. Flying Heels and Delicate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
City Briefs

Furnished Groom apartment right
in town. $500. Phone 874-P.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Allnoch to Coach
Rice Ball Squad

HOUSTON. March 22-R-Dan-
nv Allnoch OF Houston, Rice n "
tain and all-southwestern catcher
Of 1929, win coach the Rice Insti-
tute baseball team. effective April
]. u was announced today. He viii
succeed Gene Tailey who will take
over the management or the SCI
Joseph. Mo, Western league club.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
CHURCH: :TOFETE
TWO PRIESTS

The Rev. John H. Eckenrode,
pastor of st. Margaret's church,
Bel Air, Md, and the Rev. T.
Skraynski, assistant pastor of st.
Johns Church, Frederick, Nd,
will be guests at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception,
Eighth and N Streets Northwest.
tonight.
Father Eckenrode will offer the
Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament at 1880 o'clock and
will hold a public reception in
the boys school Of the church.
The indoor carnival and mardi
gras, feature of the home COM
ing week at the church. is to
celebrate '"'old.timers' night" The
Polish Society of Washington, the
Catholic Knights of America, and
the International Federation Of
Catholic Alumnae, will be guests.
The guest Of honor tomorrow
nigh will be the Rev. Michael j.
Riordan, pastor of st. Martins
Church and former pastor of the
Imaculate Conception Church.
1t has been designated Father
Riordan" night. A public re-
ception for him will be held at
8 o'clock in the school hall.