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New Britain herald., 1930-06-25
ASSOCIATION DISSOLVED

Paris. June 25 Gpp-The court to- day dissolved the Indo-Chinese Stu dents assoclauon as q result Of re- cent demonstrations by q commit nlst element Of students around the presidential palace in connection with the Irdo-Chlna disorders
New Britain herald., 1930-06-25
POcK sTAR WINS DEHRY

Crr-aga. Ireland June g tP)-Sir V Wilson's s Rock Star today captur- d the Irish derby classic Of old Erlr's turf raclng
 Lord Aaror's Writ finished second and Colonel Giles Loder's Chrtsto- pher Eobln vas third
 Twelve horses ran
New Britain herald., 1930-06-25

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
The
Sports
SPADE
BY Hal EUSTACE


THE BROWNSVILLE Screaming
Eagles will leave by train tonight
FOR San Antonio ~A~~ they will
play the defending district cham
pions = Breckenridge = tomorrow
Twenty-Five. and possibly mere. boys
will make the trip. Backs expected
10 make the trip include Bennett.
Benway. Lee. Cara. Wilson. Pa
checo. Truiillo and Baker. Linemen:
Escobar. Washington. Cortez. S.
Bennett. EEan, Bolton. Ems.
Thomas. r. Escohar. TaEgart. Good
rich. Besher. relgado. Stegraar,
McMinn and possibly others.
LAST YEAR the Breckenridge
Eagles came here an Undefeated
club. The Screaming Earies put on
one Of the greatest oftenses ever
flashed here and completely
swamped the bows from the Alamo
City un6sr a $40 avalanche. That
was perhaps the largest score ever
run IN agains. a Breckenridge team
No other team IN the district was
able TO beat Breckenridge last wear.
but the Eagles certainly swamped
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10

for its first conference victory. faces
Nebraska.
Pacific Coast - The "a TO 0 VIC
tory Of Southern California over
California Saturday was the out
standing event Of the season SO far
ard put the Trojans at the top OF the
Big Three. Two outsiders. Washing
ton State and Oregon, still are un-
defeated after victories over Idaho
and the University Of California ar
Los Angeles and the former has a
good claim on the title If it can get
past Washington Saturday.
Rocky Mountain - The season s
decisive clash between Utah. undo
feated leader. and Colorado. heads
this weeks schedule with the win
ner almost certain to win the title
Each had an easy victory last Sat-
uTday. Utah beating Colorado COL
lege AIS and Colorado downing
Colorado Teachers 17-7.
Southwest-TeXas Christian holds
the undisputed lead with three
straight victories after beating Rice
200 but faces three successive hard
games. Texas Christian-Texas tops
this weeks card while Southern
Methodist goes east to play Navy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Y. M. E. A. Sets
Time for State
Tournament

WACO. Nov. i0-iP-The state
physical education committee. gov
elninr body Of the Young Men
Christian Association athletics IN
Texaxs. set dates yesterday FOR the
annSSf tournaments next spring
It raised the entrance fee for all
Y. NJ. c. A. state athletic tourna-
nents from SO to s25. TO provide
a fund to send winning teams TO
national tournaments, limited the
cost Of trophies 10 SO and added
wrestling to the list Of state totrna-
ments.
Tournament assignments we're as
follows:
Basketball: Houston. fourth Sat-
urday in February: Sunday school
basketball. San Antonio, fourth Sat-
in March: volley ball. San
Antonio. fourth Saturday in March;
hand bail. Dallas. first Saturday in
February: wrestling, Dallas, third
Saturday in March.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
CHAMPIONSHIP
IS AT STAKE
Mustangs VIII Play Navy
At Baltimore In
Spectacle

DALLAS. Nov 1o-P-A show
down is scheduled In Southwest con-
ference football circles this week.
when the University Of Texas Long
horns and Texas Christian Univer-
sitv Horned Frogs. two of the sec
tons leading lights. clash at Fort
Worth.
The tilt will offer the Frogs a
grand opportunity TO take a stran-
81 mold or their second straight
title. Should Coach Francis Schmidt
srd his proteges down the Long
horns. they would need 70 win only
ere OF their remaining conflicts with
Baylor and Southern Methodist to
cinch the flag Possibly they could
drop both az those anal games and
still finish On TOP. 50 wei is the cur
rent race scrambled around. Texas
viii have 10 stop the Frogs 70 re-
main III the running.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
tRy The Associated Press

East = Saturdays m~tersectional
struggle left Fordham as the sec
ticnal leader with seven victories
to It's credit. Western Maryland also
is unbeaten and united while Army
and Dartmouth still have not lost
a game. Fordham faces a big test
this week meeting St. Mary's Of
California Dartmouth tackles Cor
nell.
Big Ten Triumphant ver the
Indiana Iinx while its rivals were
engaged in intersectional and non
conference games. Northwestern is
only n game short Of a perfect
conference season.
More interssctlonal clashes are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Fcrdham, 'Bama, Sooners, Utah,
S. Calf, and 7. e. u. Leading

scheduled, Ohio State playing Pitts
burgh and Iowa meeting Penn State.
Southern - Alabama again rides
at the head of the procession with
SIX straight conference victories af-
tef Saturdays 200 triumph over
Florida. Tulane and Georgia, both
unbeaten but the latter tied, meet
in this weeks leading game while
Alabama PLAYS louisiana state pre-
Paratory TO the deciding clash with
Georgia. which scored brilliantly
over New York University.
Big six - Oklahoma is left alone
at the top in the Big Six standing
as Nebraska defeated Kansas BY a
decisive score OF 1910. The weeks
Oklahoma-Kansas game may bring
another change In the standing
Missouri. after defeating Iowa State
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Wrestlers Will
Hit Mat Tonight
(Special TO The Herald.)

tSpecial 70 Inc HERALD
HARLINGEN. Nov. 10-Wrestling
fans Of the Valley are a%nxiously
awaiting the gong here Monday
night at Fair Park auditorium which
will serd into action Cyclone Fox
and Tony Bernardo. in the main
event Of Jim Heslin's show, which
will also find Cry Baby Leahman
IL a five round encounte: with Ivan
DemetYoff.
Fox and Bernardo are as evenly
matched in weight and height. as
any two wrestlers in TIE business.
They are veterans at the game, and
know their stuff. That this bout
will be sensational throughout is
regarded as certain. and the semi
final should be a whiZz.
Leahman has been unbeatable In
the past few months. and the Miss
issippi Greek. Demetroff. will be
showing here his first time. and is
one of the best known "a twisters
in the south.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
HOUNDS SET
FOR BULLDOGS
San Benito Has High
Hopes of Taking
Crudge Bout
b A c LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO. Nov. l0.-La Fe-
ria Is practically eliminated from
the Valley football race. Last Fri
day the San Benito Greyhounds
defeated La Feria IS 70 Is. II looks
rs though La Feria and San Ben
ito will battle IL out for third
place in the Valley race. Coach Jim
Ewing has a fighting club built
around Dickson. all-Vallev tackle.
The game was anybody's game
until the Greyhound passing at
tack began to function.
This week tie Greyhounds journ-
ey to Mission to play an Armstice
celebration game. From dope the
Greyhounds will. probably trounce
Mission, but IL is hard 10 tell. for
Mission has a real coach In Cur
lis Beatty. former Texas Univers-
ity star. More than likely all Of
the Greyhounds will be eligible for
this game. because last week sew
eral Of the players were ineligible
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10

San Benito Juniors would trounce
Brownsville. but Coach Cal Surtees
sent in a substitute backfie,d man.
Baker. who Is the smallest player
on the team and he returned a
punt 65 yards for a touchdown 10
tie the score This week the san
Eenito juniors Will journey to
Mission where they will play n
postponed game. More than likely
IN. San Benito juniors will take
Mission into camp. as they have
about the hes. junior team in the
Valley outside McAllen. Browns
vile Is trying 70 get a game with
the McAllen JUNIORS. San Bento iu-
niors were defeated at McAllen by
a 0 OF Is to II. and the Browns
vile Juniors believe that they can
best or at least tie the McAllen
team. All Of the San Benito play
ers are anxious for Brownsville 10
best NcAllen so that ii will give
them n better chance for the Ju-
Nor High championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Steer-Frog Game Headlines Bill for Weel
and Coach Grady Reynolds couldn't

and Coach Grady Reynolds couldn't
use them.
The Greyhounds Will seek re
venge this year over McAllen. as
the Bulldogs have just a fair club
this season. II seems that several
Of the best Bulldog prospects we're
found ineligible on account OF not
passing enough work. The Grey
hounds are planning TO trounce
McAllen here Thanksgiving. In the
last five years the Greyhounds
have won one and McAllen four
In 1926 the Greyhounds iourneyed
to McAllen and trounced them. but
it has been many moons since this
victory over the Bulldogs. When
Coach Ogan brings his team to San
Benito he "a expect the Grey
hounds will be fighting TO break the
McAllen ink.
People will remember that one
year San Benito had one of its
hes teams that ever represented
the Purple and Gold. and they
chartered a special train to the
Palm City. McAlien upset the dope
to defeat them by a decisive score
Of so to 0. The next year McAllen
came TO San Benito and the Grey
hounds changed the course and
defeated the Bulldogs IS TO 0. This
shows how the Bulldogs and the
Greyhounds battle. More than likely
a record crowd will witness this
football classic.
The San Benito Junior high and
the Brownsville Junior high tang
led in a real game here last Thurs
day when they battled TO a 6-6 tie.
II looked for a while as though the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
BACKACHE
LEG PAINS

II Getting Up Nights. Backsche. fire.
ouent day calls. Leg Pains. Nervous
ness. or Burning. due 70 functional
Bladder Irritation. IN acid conditions.
makes YOU feel tired. depressed and
discouraged. try the Cvstex Test. Works
fast. starts circulating thru the sys-
tenn in Is minutes. Praised BY thou
sands for rapid and positive action.
Don't give up. Try Systex pronounced
Siss-te1l TODAY. under IN Iron-Clad
Guarantee. Must quickly aliav thess
conditions. improve restful sleep and
snersy. or money back. Only e0c a.
druggists. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Cameror " Hida.En

HTDALGO COUNTY will SEE all
~ the god football on Arnis'ice
dav. HariinEen PLAYS a. McANen
and San Bsnito takes a cra-k a.
Mission The Cardinals should make
merry at the expense az the o-an-
men. but the other Cameron conntv
aggregation should have a little
trouble with Mission. Curtis Bs7ttv
eleven has been rolling alon- nicelv
doing little Sensational. but IN
there PLUGGING all the time. TIE
San BENTON Mission zane should be
a better enc 10 watch than the
Harlinren-McAllen fray.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
GOLF GOES
In DOORS

SPRINGFIELD, III, Nov. 10
Information Of Pee Wee Golf 10
steam heated buildings for the
winter has caused ). J.. Legrand,
State Fire Marshal to issue a new
set OF rules governing he "Haz-
ards"
One Is that pronis-uous use az
inflamable materials 10 give real
istic effect to the green's and
landscaping Will not be tolerated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Hard Fight

II promises TO be an epic strug-
Gle. With the champions holding an
adyantaEe III playing on home ter
rain. Likewise. the title-holders will
enter the fray bolstered bv a fine
oQnlLaIce. tie result Of not hav-
irc sUtainse defeat since mid-sea-
sOr OF "a.
Both eleyen5 scored impressive
victories over conference opponents
two days ago. the Frogs knocking
any regal ambition out of the Rice
Owls. 20 to 0. and Texas mauling
BAYLOR. Il 70 0
A second major battle in which
. southwest conference team will
participate is scheduled far from
Texas. the Southern Methodist Mus
tangs trouping 70 Baltimore 10 en-
-aEe the Navy. Except as a spec
tacle. the contest Will bear no par
tiCular significance. both teams hav-
ing been we'll licked il their own
sectors. The Mustangs, however.
can be counted on to entertain the
Balt.morians with some aerial di-
does.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10
Ponies Running

Just r. prove they were not Also
lutely dependent upon their over
head. the Mustangs employed a run
ming attack 10 score their first con-
ference victory over the Texas Ag-
gies. ID 70 Z. Saturday
A pair az casualties from tire rss-
week erd. Arkansas and Baylor.
viii tie un in a conference melee al
Fayetteville. Arkansas. crushed By
Oklahoma AEgies. 26 10 Q. will COM
plete its championship schedule this
week. A victory over BAYLOR would
enable the Fa1orbacks 10 finish with
& $50 standing and place them
mighty close to the top in the final
reckoning.
Rice and the Texas Azeies. also
listed among beaten units of last
week. square off ar College Station,
with the Farmers still tying t. get
on the right side Of the conference
LEDGER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-10

NEVER YET. II memory serves
us Alright. has a San Antonio team
taken the measure Of a Brownsville
eleven. Ties. YES. but no victories
for San Antonio. San Antonio IS
expecting Brownsville 70 be easy
this season. II she stavs In that
frame of mind. the old tradition Of
no San Antonio victories NAV be
upheld. The early season tentative
schedule had Harlandale PLAYING
Brownsville here the last rart OF
this week. This deal was not COM
pleted and the game will not Be
played.
RED IRVINE IS seeking more
games for the Brownsville Junior
college Scorpions. following their
ereet showing avainst the Agoie
Freshmen. He has wired T. G. y,
S. M. u. Victoria Junicr COLLEGE.
Texas. Schreinrr and KinTsville
asking for games. He Is asking the
larger institutions for games with
their b" or freshmen a~gEregations.
Games for this week. or at any
time the clubs can come here were
asked by Irvine.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
LAPKE ON TRAITOR
MURDER OF MOTHER
South Dakota Farmer Portrayed
as Man Of Violent, Guar.
relsoms Temper

Miller, s. D., Mar. 28.-R)-Al-
phonse Lapke was portrayed BY tho
state today before the jury which win
try him on q first degree murder
charge Is : man whose violent. quar-
relsome temper. inflamed by intoxi-
eating liquor. led him to kill his 81
year-old mother. .
selected after . two day Legal
battle, the jury Of II farmers ana :
carpenter heard Grant Parrish, states
attorney, describe Ia his opening
statement the purported final quarrel
With her 80 year old son which the
prosecution claims preceded MIRA An
ton IApke's Staying.
Parrish said the state would AZ
tempt to prove Aphonse had been
drinking before he quarreled violently
With his mother the night Of the slay-
ine. then later followed her into thu
yard. The state will show. no said
that Alphonse had IN opportunity q
slash his mothers throat n : granatJ
mar the. house and take her body 4
{ straw pile where It vas later found
The state had approximately, =
WitnoGOe8 ready.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
PEIERSENEuNERA
HELD While OS7ER
PREPARES DEFENSE
Pioneer Emmons County Farm
or, Eternal Triangle Victim,
ls Buried at Braddock

Funeral services for John ]. Peter
sen, Emmons county farmer who was
shot and killed last Monday morning
by Jacob Oster, Haxelton, were on
Quoted at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon in the Union church. Braddock.
Burial was made in the Braddock
cemetery, where MI. Petersen's par
ents, Emmons county pioneers, were
buried.
Rev. John Mcdonald, Hazelton,
read the services, and musical num-
bers were given by the choir OF the
Braddock church. P~allbearers were
Lloyd Sparks and Harry Raymond,
both Of Braddock, and Nels Ander-
son, Jake Rott, red Jenner and
Charles Gregory, all Of Haselton:
William LANCER, Bismarck attor-
ney who will defend Oster when he
faces trial on . charge Of first de-
gree murder in Emmons county dis.
trict court, which opens May 20, said
today he had no definite plans re-
garding the defense plea. -.
Oster is in the Emmons county jail
awaiting trial and LANCER expects q
visit him in the near future to dis.
cuss defense plans. =.
Mrs. Oster and the two Oster chill
dren, who we're the only persons or
the Petersen farm, five miles east
Of HaSeltoE, when Petersen wal
killed there, 1t present are living
with the Emmons county sheriff.
According to 0ster's confession
the shooting wa the elimination *
an enmity between the two men Over
the affections Of Mrs. Oster, WHIT
had been living with Mr.. Petersen
before the killing. Oster claims Pc
tersen stole the affections Of hi
wife.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
DEMAND RECALL Of
4 M|NOT CITY DADS
Petitions Filed Seeking Special
Election Of New Board Of
City Commissioners

Minot, N. D., Mar. 28.-R-Peti.
tions asking the recall Of four Of the
five Minot city commissioners, includ-
ing President A. j. II. Bratsberg. were
filed In the office Of the city auditor
yesterday.
The commissioners whose recall Is
asked, In addition to President Brats-
berg are v. A. Corbett, 2. ]. Thomas
and A. Il. Kurth. The petitions
charge the four incumbents have
been incompetent and ~neglectful Of
duty" and have been 'uuduly extrav-
agaut and wasteful In expanding the
funds Of the city,"
II the petitions are accepted the
city commission viii call IN election
to be held Ia not less than 30 MOI
more than 20 days after the date Of
the auditors certificate.
Nap Latleur Is the only member q
the commission against whom no peti-
ton was filed and he signed Ill Of the
petitions against the others.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
Fluht for $4,000 Continued to
Next Court After Jury
Fails to Agree
FAVORED DEFENDANTS sTO4
Case Grows Out Of Payment Of
Deputy Sheriff Over Tax
payers Objections

Steele, N. D., Mar. 26.-Ernest
Hornung and r. J. J. Montgomery,
Kidder county commissioners. VIII
have to wait until the next jury term Of
Kidder county district court to con-
tiuue their fight for $4,000 damages
from nine Kidder county taxpayers.
The Jury In their case against the
taxpayer group which was tried In
Kidder county district court this week
was dismissed at 8 o'clock this morn
ing by Judge Fred Jansonius, Bis
marck, after they had failed to come
to an agreement after "A hours de-
liberation.
The jurymen stood eight to Tour
In favor Of the defendants.
Claimed $4,000 Damage
The two plaintiffs had claimed per-
sonal and actual damages Of $4,000
and punitive damages Of 5000 each
from the taxpayer group following 2
squabblo over payment OF . $SUS
check to q deputy sheriff last year.
The defendants were John Dough-
erty, Jesse. O. Wyant, H. 3. Hanson,
B. Halverson. G. A. Kolstad, Olaf
Lindseth, ]. Q. Carlson, D. =. Ritcnie'
and John E. Storey. Storey Is the
other member Of the county commits
sion. which has but three members.
Unofficial information shows the
Jurors voting for dismissal Of the cas-
were Dewey Burkett, A. d. Snyder
and Frank Eberl, Dawson; Jonn
| NJyseth, Driscoll: John Trieber ano
| Fred Dockter, futile; and Adolpf
| undem and N. 9. Boehyrsen. Steele
(Coutinuod on page three)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
WILKINS ARRIVES IN
HA7lON TO PAY HIS
RESPECTS TOP|LOT
Explorer Whom Eielson PiIoted
Over North Pole Does Not
Forget Him in Death
BEST PAL 4 MAN EVER HAD
Delayed by Storm From Attend
ing Funeral, Wilkins Lays
Wreath on Grave


Hatton, n. D., Mar. 2o.-R-Cap-
tain Dir George Hubert wilkins,
famed arctic and antarctic explorer,
flew here today to lay . wreath on
tho new grave Of tho man who TWO
year ago piloted him across the top
Of the world. Sir Hubert arrived ct
1880 q. n. from Minneapolis and
went Immediately to the little ceme-
terry where Carl Ben Eieason had been
laid to rest wednesday.
Reverently he added hts tribute tp
the mass Of flowers still heaped over
the trave and then stood . few mo
m9ufs, hoSe-headed, In silent con-
temptation. The explorer, who only
1nnnflf returned from ~ expedAfaon
into IL antarctic, had hoped to be
IL Hatton In time TO attend the
funeral services, but was delayed u
Detroit By bad weather.
In his flight here. no was accompa'
MED by Arthur echlosser. famed bal.
loonist Of Detroit, former resident O
Grand Forks and long Z friend Of Ber
Eslson. The plane was plotted BY
walter Deal, . Detroit flyer. -.
After travelling . few hours VIII
members Of Ben's family, wilkins AND
his party flew to Grand Forks Tor
brief stop and then went on to NIL
waukee.
Az he climbed into the cockpit o.
his plane. the man who flew across
the top Of the world said he "couls
not ny enough about Ben Eielson."
TT would Be impossible to say N {
few hours what I know about Bel
and what I thought Of him Is = 1riens
and man. He was . skillful flyer Ant
the best pal . man ever had"
II am sorry ! could not have peel
1t Ben,s funeral but ! have 2 wreatl
which I intend to place on his grave
I want to visit his family too. I plal
to stay In Hatton only . short time.
In . borrowed plane he and Bea
flew from Detroit to Chicago only =
be delayed there three hours longe
BY . heavy snow storm. Tho tw
men finally decided in taking OFT an
Preached Minneapolis late yesterday.
Tho explorer said he received radi
meesaees three times daily while !
the antarctic and that he followe
closely the progress Of the search 70
the bodies Of Eelson and Earl bon
(Continued on page three)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
NICHOLAS mead, 10.
FARMER, WlLFACE
Charge OF MURDER
After Denial, Suspected Man kd.
tnlts Being IN Town Where
81 Cashier Was Killed
NElcHBoRS DEFENDING HIM
Township Official Has Always
Been Law-Abiding Citizen,
Friends Declare

jamestown, N. D, Mar. 2S.-(R-
Nicholas Mead, %, Kensal farmer
who has been held In jan here since
Monday, this afternoon viii be n.
rested and arraigned On . charge Of
first degree murder In connection
with the killing Of Elmer Bunkowske
and robbing Of the First National
bank ct Courtenay on March 10.
Stutsman county officials announced
today.
Mead, who lives about five miles
northeast Of Kensal which Is about
eight miles northwest Of Courtenay,
was first taken into custody when It
was learned that he had been seen In
Courtenay on the day Of the killing.
Officials said he denied this, stating
that he had not been In CourtenAy
for two or three years. He Is said to
have admitted later, however, that he
was In CourtenAy on that day but
claims to have left town before the
killing occurred. A 38-caliber revolv.
or. believed to be the caliber OF the
bullet which killed Bunkowskc, wa
found on Mead's farm.
Mead has been reticent and state.
ments he has made serve to involve
rather than clear him. according x
Russell D. Chase. states attorney. II
checking over clues and facts In thA
case, authorities said, other resident.
In the vicinity have been eliminated
as suspects, save Mead. :.
Mead has lived at Kensal Tor j
wears. coming from Scandinavia
MINI, He Is. married and has I'VE.
children. Neighbors Of Mead eav'
come to his rescue and claim thet a
has served well - . township officta
and always has been . law.abtdtnl
and upright cttisen.