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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
MOVE TO PRESERVE
FORESTS LAUNCHED
Nationwide Program Takes
In Three Virgin and PRINT
tive Area Types.
Hy the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press
The United States Forest Service an
nounced yesterday Nationwide pro-
gram had been launched to preserve
In perpetuity typical tracts of virgin
and primitive forests.
Three definite types of areas will be
designated for their educational, his
torical and research values, the Forest
Service said The first-a system Of
natural areas"-will be of growing
value, the announcement added, because
of the increasing scarcity of vtrgin
forests of the type that were associated
with the early history of America"
A number of primitive areas" will
be designated, it was said, for the bene-
fit of people who crave the back to
nature" type of forest recreation.
ut is expected that from five to ten
experimental forests will be required
within each of the IL or 10 forest re-
gions of the country" the Forest Serv-
Zee said Their area will range from
about ! 500 to 5000 acres"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
HEADS GERMAN TROOPS

BERLIN, September 20 (P).-Presi-
dent Won Hindenburg today appointed
Gen. Curt Won Hammerstein- Equord
chief of the Reichswehr, or German
Home Guard. He succeeds Wilhelm
Heye. The appointment is effective
November 80.
Heye resigned because, at the age
of 81, he felt the duties of the post too
arduous and that a younger and more
energetic man should head the nations
defensive forces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

New Low Prices
Sedan for FIVE, 4.door S115O
Coupe for two 1895
Coupe for four 1150
Regal Sedan for 6ve* 1850
"(Six wire wheels and luggage grid)
Al prices at the factory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
STAMPS IN ZEP'S HONOR
BEAR PRE-PLANE DATE
Souvenir Stamp Mistake Would
Have World Think Graf Yep
Visited Finland in 1880.
Nv Radio to The Star.

BY Radio to The Star.
HELSINGFoRs, Finland, September
20.-Finland is not the first country
visited to DR.. Hugo Eckener'S Graf Yep
pelin, but postage stamps of the SOU
venir issue In honor of the dirigible's
coming flight next week say so-in
fact, they $500 of them) are dated
several generations before airships were
invented.
For Zeppelin mail Finland sur
charged Zeppelin 1880" in red on
so 600 ordinary 10-mark stamps Phi
Iatelists specializing in errors quickly
discovered one in every sheet OF 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
THE HOME GARDENER
Continued From Second Page.)

Continued From Second Page.)
species. Most legumes have long, deep
roots which probably got down into
moist soil
The sweet potato rarely blossoms in
this region and what breeding of new
varieties has been done is carried out
in the West Indies, where the season of
almost equal day and night through
out the entire year seems to favor
blooming in this plant.
Irrigation systems will likely never be
feature of local home gardens, despite
the miserable conditions which prevailed
throughout this Summer. In the first
place. this locality normally has quite
enough rain during the gardening sea-
son. and often it is a case of too much
rain. 1t would not be an economic
situation to put in expensive watering
equipment under local conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

dent Mrs. F. Baker Weaver, presided
over the business meeting, when reports
of officers and committee chairmen
were read Members were requested to
bring the best flower from their gardens,
and the general discussion of their
was most interesting TO the other men,
bers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
UTAH'S PERJURY FARM
BEARS OUT PROPHECY
Man Who Was Jailed for Raising
Wheat Without Irrigation Lives
to See Much Dry Wheat.

SALT LAKE CITY CP).-Nearly half
a century ago David Broadhead was
arrested and jailed for making the as
sertion he had succeeded in raising
wheat to maturity in Juab County,
Utah, without irrigation.
A Federal grand injury investigated
and secured his release upon finding
that he actually had done it.
Broadhead now has lived to see more
than 10000 acres of dry land wheat in
the eastern part of the county, but his
farm, ever since the days of his dry
land achievement, has been known as
Perjury farm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

stamps surcharged Zeppelin 1890"
making 500 errors in the issue. This
discovery precipitated a near riot at
the stamp windows, the post office re-
fuSing to sell more than 10 stamps
to a single purchaser, or even to pick
rare freak from a sheet before its
turn was reached
(CopyriRht, $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

The Chevy Chase, D. c., Garden Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the vice president, Miss Mary A. Davis,
1928 Morrison street, with Mrs. Charles
Grant as assistant hostess. The presi-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Oklahoma Fans Begin to See
Visions Of Big Six Pennant

made his bid. Throwing his body
forward in a perfect rolling block,
me erased two Purple tacklerS ana
tripped a third 70 such an extent
that the clever Mills was abe TO
cut back behind the tangle OF bodies,
stumble into the clear and scoot Oh
across the goal line.
With Guy Warren sitting on the
bench. huddled to the ears In the
folds OF a sweat coat. Charles
"Chalkie" Stogner. the game little
Norman high school quarter Of
three years lso. was given hts first
chance OF the season TO run the
team at quarterback and did a
corklng job Of IL.
With Oklahoma owning the wind
advantage Stogner called for Mills
punt on the first down which soar
ed s. yards in the air and hoped
Is more across the goal line for a
total carry Of 20 yards to put the
Sooners In scoring territory. Stog-
ner gave the Wildcats runs when
they expected passes and kept Slem
guessing throughout the contest.
Mills punting raj very good. The
halfback averaged ~ 7-12 yards in
IL kicks and got off one phenom-
inal 70-yard spiral that travelled 80
yards from his toe before II bounced
off the field and across the cinder
track into a bush
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
ACCIES WORK
ON BACKFIELD
Bell Has His Charges In
Good Shape For
Gents

COLLEGE STATION. Oct. 90
Development of a backtield combi-
nation which will be effective on
both the offense and defense and
the introduction Of new plays es-
pecially prepared for use against
the Gents will occupy Coach Madl-
son Bell and his Texas Aggies a:
they prepare for the final non-con-
ference clash of the season Satur-
day at Kyle Field.
Though the combination used
against the Porkers last Saturday
with Dansby at half and calling
signals, Hewitt playing the position
OF quarter. Wolf on the other hal
and Capt. Bull Floyd at full. func-
toned smoothly In the second halt
OF the game with the Porkers last
week. nervousness on the part OF
Dansbv and Hewitt. making then
first conference starts. marred their
play in the first half and Coach Bel
hopes in the present week Of prac-
tice to iron out the roughness shown
in their team play.
AS in nearly all Of their earlier
games this year. the Aggies will
enter the contest with the Gents as
underdogs, fighting to break into
the win column of the seasons per-
centage tables for the first time In
four games. The Gents on the other
hand will come 10 Aggieland with a
string of victories behinc them and
rumors from Shreveport indicate
that Coach Norton has a combina-
ton virtually as strong In every res
pect as that which went through an
undefeated season in 1927.
Reports from the louisiana school
indicate that a special train bear
ing between six and seven hundred
Centenary students and Shreveport
fans viii make the trip to College
Station with the Gentlemen and
one Of the largest crowds OF the
year is expected to see the game on
Kyle Field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Fox Hunters OFF
For Last Chase

CRAB ORCHARD. KY. Oct. 90
P-The third and final chase OF
the $1,000 futurity Of the national
fox hunters association was cast at
daybreak this morning. with 81 dogs
competing. None Of the entries was
scratched yesterday. though the
Judges eliminated II of the origi-
nal rs entries Monday.
Sunny Girl Cby champion Herrin
out OF Rose May. and Martha Witt
Thy Big Boy cut of Ollie Whitaker
were tied for first in the general
averages posted by the judges after
Yesterdays cast. Sunny Girl is
owned by j. B. Morgan. Memphis,
Tenn. and Martha Witt by Alex
Parrish. Of Cynthiana. Ky.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Red Ants Beat Harlingen 13-(
GOOD GAMES
ARE CARDED

NEW YORK. Oct. 79-fF-A
small but select group or newcom-
ers will be introduced 70 eastern
football this week in some OF the
leading l~ntersectional battles which
will vie with all-eastera games
that date back TO the eighties.
Kansas makes It's debut against
Penn. North Dakota University
makes IT'S bow at West Point against
Army. Mississippi College comes
north 10 play Colgate. Kansas IN
the only one OF this trio which ~
expected to put up a battle against
the east. The Javhawks are lead
ing their conference. the Big Six
and have prepared for the Penn
game by giving Earring jim
Bausch. their star back and bond
salesman. a rest over last weekend
North Dakota. although undefeat-
ed this season. i5 not rated quite
In the same class with the powerful
cadet eleven while Mississippi Col
lege Is one Of the lesser schools Of
the southern section.
In contrast To these newcomers are
the games between Yale and Dart
mouth. which have been going on
since 1884. when they we're far less
evenly matched than this season.
the Cornell Columbia series. which
goes back to 1889 and a few rivalries
among lesser colleges which have
almost as much football history be-
hind them
The five islands of the Hawaiian
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
special 70 Tn HeraId.l

Especial TO Tn Herald.)
NORMAN, Oct. 20. Veteran
Sooner football fans, starved for
the sight of a championship foot
ball team ever since Bonnie owens
biz aggregation won the Missouri
Valley title back in 1920, have be-
gun to wonder II Ad Lindsey's light
aggressive eleven hasn't a chance
TO 20 through the 1880 conference
without defeat.
Two Of the teams biggest hur-
dies. Nebraska and Kansas State,
have bsen conquered. Iowa State,
beaten 1912 by Nebraska and zu-o
ov Kansas. will be met at Ames this
weekend. Missouri on Thanksgiv-
ing. although Gwinn Henry's men
are finding themselves, shouldn't
be SO difficult to defeat as In past
years.
All OF which makes the Okla
homa-Kansas clash at Lawrence
November ID loom as the possible
championship game OF the Big
Six" conference.
When Lindsey's team defeated
30" McMillin's eleven 2 to 0 al
Owen field Saturday. II accom-
plished a feat never before realized
by a Sooner eleven. shutting tn
Wildcats out. Although the two
schools have met in football aln1os
constantly since 1903. the creates
teams ever developed at Norma.
even the Geyer TO Fields and Mont.
gomery squad Of 1915 and the out.
iit which hoasted men like Phi
White. Dutch Hill. Sol Swateck
Fri Deacon. Bill Mckinley, TarzaI
Marsh. Soupy Smoot and Paul x
Johnston In 1920. have never beer
afle 70 blank the Aggies.
Although the Sooners fell back
into a defensive attitude after thel
scored gaining 1919 yards by rushing
20 Kansas States li3 and spikinG
the Purple passes even more effect
lively than Kansas had the week
previous.
With Captain Bob Fields fighting
like fury in the Sooner forward
wall. the Sooner forwards followed
his example. shooting through the
harrassed Purple line TO flop the
Wildcat ba~ll-carriers on their faces
behind the line Of scrimmage. Not
ono did Kansas State ever get
nearer than % yards 10 her own
goal.
Earnest Massas, the Sooner full
back, made Bus Mills touchdown
run possible with a rolling block
that was a darb. Mills had shot
around his own left flank, using
his straight arm to cuff off the
Wildcat defensive fu1lback. when
the Kansas State secondarles hem
med him in towards the sidelines.
striving I'd force him out of bonds
Then II vas that Massad. churn-
ing along behind the fleet Mills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Tickets Reduced
For PONY Game

AUSTIN. Oct. 29.-Price reduc-
tions Of fifty cents per ticket have
been granted on end zone ducats
for the Texas-S. M. ". game to be
played at Austin Nov. !. through
an agreement reached between the
athletic councils or the two schools
Ed Ole. business manager OF Texas
has announced. The seats affected
by the price reduction are In the
north end OF Texas Memorial sta
dun. where 1900 people may be
Accommodated and are directly be-
hind the goal line. The seats on
the sides Of the field viii remain
at tse regular price Of So. :.
A provision was also made where
by Austin High school -tudents
would be admitted Ia the north
end for si.25. provided they we're
identified by a high school repre-
sentative at the gate.
The reductions in price we're
made. according TO Ole. To help
make use OF the north end seats
which in previous S. NJ. U.-Texas
games have been vacant. Play
ran be watched as vel. and per-
haps better from the north erd Of
Texas Memorial stadium. than
from the 10-yard lire or the sides
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Hornsby Said
Likely to Begin
House Cleaning

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-tP-Long
awaited developments and changes
in the Cub baseball family are ex-
Lected TO start tomorrow when
Manager Rogers HornSby returns 70
etsabli- h his winter headquarters.
Since his elevation 10 the manag-
erahip September 26. Hornsby has
ref sed TO affirm or deny Tumors
Of wholesale changes in the teams
personnel but from tomorrow on.
announcements NJ changes are ex-
pected TO be numerous. If not
shocking to the baseball world.
The status of Captain Charlie
Grimm. regular Cub first baseman
for the past six seasons. is one OF
the big question marks In the
minds of Cub fans. Rumor has it
that Grimm is to be traded or
sold and that Jim Bottomley OF the
1t. Louis Cardinals will succeed
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
FROGS READY
FOR Wild CATS

FORT WORTH. oct. 29-Texas
Christian University's Horned Frogs,
the only Southwest team whose con-
ference record Is not marred by
either a tie or defeat, I busy max
ing preparations for their last ION
conference game Of the season be-
fore taking on four conference
teams in a row. The Abilene Chris
tan College Wildcats. coached by
Sugs Morris. meet the champions
here Saturday in this final nom
conference game.
The Frog mentor took the respon-
sibility on himself to scout the Wild
cats In their night game with the
Denton Teachers last week. and he
reports that in "Goober'' KEYS and
Black. Wildcat quarterbacks. they
have two Of the fastest men in Tex
as football. They lost % the Den
ton Teachers by a 20-l2 score. but
are a speedy aggregation and carry
out the Morrison style OF offense ef-
fectively. Schmidt reports that
their strength is about the same as
the Texas Tech Matadors, but that
they are much faster.
The Wildcat track team, specialize
ing In the mile relay. has won ma
tional recognition for the Abilene
institution, and 1t is around the
speed Of these men chat Coach
Morris has built his entire offense.
II is probable that many OF the
Frog reserves will see service against
the Cats. as Coach Schmidt does
mt want 10 take any risk in get
ting his regulars injured before the
conference game the following week
with the Rice Owls in Houston.
The Wildcats have lost several
games this season and tied the san
Marcos Teachers, 1920 champions
OF the r. I. A. A. but +. G. u.
coaches are not taking them light
ly, as they fear Coach Morris's four
speed aces In the backfield. The
Frog scout was also favorably i'm
pressed with the work OF Scruegs,
bia Wildcat fullback and passer. and
the excellent work Of Capt. Worth
am at the pivot position.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
rice TAUNTS
RING In EARS
Many Years Have Passed
Since Texas Defeated
Strong Ponies

AUSTIN. Oct. 29.-Goaded and
maddened by the 60 dete I al the
hands OF the Rice Owls. ard with
the taunts and jeers Z. Rice Insti-
tute students still ringing in their
ears. the Texas Lon7horns have
presented Coach CLYDE Littlefield
with the problem Of how TO keer
them from wrecking each other and
Shorty Alderson's freshmen as they
go rough vicious practice sessions
in preparation for the 5. M. u
game Saturday. Thoroughly down
TO business at last. the Longhorns
went through their first workout
Monday. without so much as a
smile to break the atmos. here OF
dead seriousness.
The -onghorns are after the
Ponies. and they are making no
bones about the matter. A victory
over Morrison's men would remnre
In the minds the stigma or the Rice
defeat. and would leave them with
a successful season whether thev
best Baylor and IT. G. u. or not
Lon9horn teams have been bitter
In the past when they played the
Mustangs. but before there has
never been n feeling that car
compare with the calm deadliness
that hoyers over Memorial stadi-
um.
Undrr-Dogs
The Steers vii be the under-dogs
and they know that they are no
conceded an even chance agains'
the Ponies. Also they know tina
should they be beaten by the Mus
tangs they viii be submerged *
where they would have no chanc,
at the championship. Right now
you can't tell a single man on thu
squad that Texas IS practically on
OF the running. without receiving
a you wait and see" scowl-anr
that spells good news for Little
field.
The Texas team came out OF tn
Rice game in good shape, tn Ru
Vining. veteran end, the only ma
who could show any sign Of injury
Vining has a sore shoulder. which
was not helped anv in the gam
with Meagher's sophomores.
The orange and white campus 1
a scene Of violent activities thil
week as the students wait ~ ner.
vous anticipation for the game witt
the Ponies. Giant rallies. parades
and torch light professions are o.
the calendar. with the Texas fan,
pleading for a Steer victory thi,
year.
Special arrangements have beer
made between the Texas yell lead
ers and the athletic officials. where,
by the men students will SIT in !
closely packed body at the ! me
and be relieved Of any restriction.
that co-eds might put on their YELL
ing proves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Fordham Challenges
Notre Dame Micks

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.zP-The
Daily News says Major Frank Cav
anaugh. football coach at Fordham
college. has issued a challenge q
Notre Dame TO play a post-season
game. providing both teams win
all their remaining games.
Rockne may or may not have
the best attack in the country. he
said. " but I feel sure I have the
best defense plus a pretty fair at
tack and II Notre Dame wants to
claim any title they'll have to beat
Us first"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Back Scores IS
Points in 5 Games

BALDWIN, KGs.. Oct. 29-tP-Al
though Jack Roberts. Georgia full
back, leads football scorers OF the
country's more prominent schools,
his seasons record has been better
ed by Kermit Lange. fullback for
Baker University, Methodist school
here.
In five games LANCE has scored
80 points, with 10 touchdowns and
seven points after touchcowns. His
high game record was last Friday
night against Mcpherson College
when he lugged the ball over the
goal line six times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
HOUNDS SET
FOR WESLACO
Several Men Return After
Being Out in Harrington
Contest
Special to The Herald.D

SAN BENITO. Oct. 29.-The San
Benito Greyhounds underwent a
stiff practice yesterday afternoon
to set In condition for the game
Friday with the Weslaco Panth-
ers. It looks like another real
battle for the Greyhounds, as Coach
/. r.. Martin has rugged together a
real fighting eleven. Last year the
Greyhounds vent to Weslaco a big
favorite and the Panthers upset
the dope by ~trouncing the Grey
hounds 7 to O. The Weslaco team
is yet to be defeated and 1t is plan
ming on taking the Greyhounds
down. With Jamison leading the
scoring threat of the Weslaco team,
the Greyhounds should have a lot
Of trouble in stopping the Panth-
ers.
All of the Greyhounds came out
CT the battle last Friday against
the Harrington Cardinals without
injuries except a few broken hearts.
Every mar on the squad Is deter
mined 70 get back IN action and
finish the season without another
defeat II appears the Greyhounds
have the right spirit.
John Oliver Butler. star guard
who wa out Of the Harlingen
game. Is expected TO be back in the
lineup. Butler was out of the
game with an infected leg caused
BY an injury in the Mercedes
game. If Butler had been In the
game the score might have been
different. as Butler plays on the
left side OF the line and that Is
where the Cardinals were making
all Of their yardage.
Junior Travel
The San Benito junior high trav-
els away from home this week when
they take on the strong McAllen
junior high. 1t appears this game
Will more than likely show which
Valley Junior High team is the
strongest as the San Benito Juniors
have yet to be defeated ard they
are planning on taking the Nc
Allen Juniors into their bag OF vic
tories. With Captain Takersley
leading the Pups, they should
trounce the Bull Pups. Coach Or
vile Mule" Brown and his as
sistant, Sheer King, have rugged to-
gether one of the best junior high
football teams that has ever rep
resented the San Benito system.
AL Of the players on the Junior
High Will be transferred to high
school Coach Grady Reynolds next
year and he should get some valu-
able men out Of this junior high
team.
Jimmie Pace distinguished HIM
self last Friday in the Harrington
game as being one OF the best line
men in the Valley and he shoul1
without a doubt be placed on the
All-Valley eleven. Jimmie was the
backbone OF the Greyhound de-
Tense in the Harrington game AMI
time after time he made tackles be-
hind the line Of scrimmage. Jim
mic is playing his last year under
the Purple and Gold and he should
make some college a real lineman.
Jimmie has lettered twice before
this year.
Raymond and Aubrey Banks. both
linemen. on the Greyhound team,
will be eligible to play in the Wes-
laco game. They failed TO pass
enough work to get to play in the
Harrington game but they will see
service Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
Maddened Steers Determined to Down S. M. u.
$4,000 See
Micks

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct. %
dP,-Official attendance figures
disclosed today that $4,000 have
watched Notre Dame in It's first
four games Of the 1880 football
season.
The figures are: Southern Meth
odist 10000: u. S. Naval Academy.
$4,000: Carnegie Tech, $1,000; and
Pittsburgh. 10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
fight LAS NIGHT

LONDON-Dave Shade. Califor.
MIA. and Jack Hood. London. drew
t12J.
ANNAPOLIS - Roy Wallace
indianapolis. o~utpointed George La
Rocco. New York. 10p.
PORTLAND, Me.-Art Grioux
f'ontreal. ~outpointed Johnny Nc
Toy. Cleveland. I2D.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

BERLIN CPf-The Soviet Phil
harmonic OF Leningrad has asked a
rumber OF Germans 70 conduct con-
certs in Russia this winter. and
Bruno Walter. Otto Klemperer. III.
Knappertsbusch and Heinz Unger
are among those who have ac-
rented.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29

A pink dahlia has been named for
Richard =. Russell. jr. governor
elect Of Georgia