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REDONDO LISTING

The s. s. Redondo, Capt. A. A. Anderson, left port yesterday for the Westward carrying the fol- lowing passengers. H. P. Ford for Tutka Bay; J. A. Rasmussen and Frank Foster for seldovia; Mrs. Leonard Hopkins, Ava Peterson, Dorothy Fairman, Annie and Katherine Horton for Snug Har- bor.
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The halibut schooner Spray which arrived in port the other day with 1000 pounds of fish, left yesterday for the banks. Among the fishermen aboard was H. M. Olsen, popular young Seat- tie resident.
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NOTICE

Any boy or girl entering the Sew ard General Hospital building dur ing the while it is being renovated, unless accompanied by their par ents, will be punished severely.
 Committee.
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In the one month of preparation and the month following of actual fishing and packing, the fisherfolk of the Bristol Bay country make sufficient to keep them for the rel mainder of the year.
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EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN- PLACEMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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send the Weekly to A fri-aa'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Twelve Years Mayor and
Going Strong!

/HEN q man who has been
wv mayor Of a big city for twelve
years finds out how to live, his words
are worth listening to. Ex-Mayor
e. N. Kirby Of Abilene, Texas, dis
covered the simple way to health
about ten years ago Che is now 64.)
II am now q new man, and as
active as a boy" says Mr.. Kirby.
81 feel fine all the time and rarely
have an ache or q pain, although for
twenty-five years ] suffered with
rheumatism. and sometimes was IN
able to stand or walk. / would not
give up my simple health discovery
no, not for five thousand dollars
In gold!" That discovery was Nuioll
That's the wonderful thing about
Nujol. Although it is not q medicine
and contains absolutely no drugs, its
harmless internal fabrication seems
20 make people feel better and look
on the brighter side OF life, whether
they are old or young.
OF course you can understand Why
this is so: we all of us have natural
poisons in our bodies that make us
feel headachy, sick and low in our
minds. Nujol, which is as tasteless
and colorless as pure water, helps to
absorb these and carry them away,
easily. regularly as clock work.
Instead Of drugging and irritating
your body with pills, cathartics,
iaxatives, and other habit forming
drugs, give your body the internal
fabrication which it needs, just as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13

George Cook. Of Australia. meets
Raul Bianchi, Of Argentine.
WILEY overlords Of boxing ar
ranged things this way-they didn't
just happen. The IIadison Square
Garden moguls know how to get
the publicity-how TO build up in
terest IN what otherwise would be
a fair card. The opening bout looks
like a toozle on the face OF II. Phil
Scott Is not the logical man 70 face
Sisarkey in the heavyweight elimi-
nation. The Englishman who falls
grimmacing in the early rounds
claiming a foul is not of champion
ship metal. Even If he had the
boxing ability, he hasn't the men
tai set-up Of a champion.
THE best bout on the card sp-
pears to be the one between Jimmy
Risko and Victoria Campolo. The
N. Y. Boxing commission ruled this
fight out. saying the 200-pound
Johnny was too fragile" for the
gangling, compound Victorio. New
erthelcss. boxing commission 70
the contrary, the fight is going on.
Both OF these boys are willing fight
crs and fans will get their moneys
worth out Of them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
BY GAYLE TALBOT

associated Press Sports Writer)
DALLAS lP)-Dust off a page
in the basketball record book for
the girls who play as the Sunoco
Oilers.
The team has won 5l6 Of 5l9
games played since It's organization
in 1928. Two games were dropped
and n ended in a tie.
Besides winning the A. A. u.
national womon's Championship
the past two years, the girls have
won the southern A. A. u. women's
title five times. the Texas state wo-
mems championship six times and
the Dallas city title three times.
This year the Oilers seem des-
tined to breeze through another
season Of monotonous victories,
They won their first nine games
and showed no signs Of weakening
Just now the Oilers are training
for the women's national A. A u
tourney az Wichita, Kas.. in March
The team is coached by Howard
Allen, former mentor at Oak Cliff
high in Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Pendley Calling Of
Blarney Is Winner

NEW YORK, Feb. 13-(P-Pen-
dley calling Of Barney. Swank
Lady whose tribe is as much a
part OF the Manhattan scene as
Grover Whalen's top hat. last night
trotted out of Madison Square Gar
den as grand champion OF the big
gest dog show In America.
Before a gallery Of 10000 spec
tators. she was judged the besi
dog in the 54th annual show OF ths
Westminster Kennel club. And
that means pust about the best
dog this side Of London. There
were nearly 5000 dogs In the show
Pendley Calling Of Barney Is q
wire-haired fox terrier, with a ham
mer-shaped head. mutton chop
whiskers, tan ears, curly white coa'
with a black spot here and there
and the waggingest stub OF q tai
that ever beguiled a judge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13

clash In three games for the county
championship. These games are
called for $50 a. m, 10:45 a. m,
and 3 p. m. The las. is the cham
pionShip tilt.
The schedule for the Hidalgo
tournament follows:
Thursday
p. m.-McAllea VS.. Pharr San
Juan-AIamo.
Friday
9 a. m.-Donna vs.. Edinburg.
1915 a. m.-Nellie Schunior VS..
Mercedes.
800 p. m.-Mission IS. Shary-
land.
AIS p. m.-weslaco vs.. winner
McAllen- Pharr.
Saturday
8 a. m.-Winner Donna Edinburg
VS.. winner Schunior- Mercedes.
1918 l.. WINNER Sharyland-
Mission VS.. winner Weslaco-Mc-
Allen-Pharr.
The winners of the morning
games will compete In the flna
game in the afternoon beginning
at 4 p. m.
The officials for the tournament
are Campbell. referee. formerly o.
Texas University and now witt
the kingsville college; Vest. assist
art coach at Donna, and Hurt o.
Sharyland will assist.
There is not much definite dopt
available on the Cameron county
ract. The wilson Tract team la.
the best record to date. having wof
20 out OF p starts. However. thli
club Is hracketed with Brownsvill;
and Harlingen, giving them a tough
break-or perhaps giving Browns
Vile and Harrington a tough break
The big Brownsville team has no
gotten down to brass tacks so IA
and may flash real form to surprise
the field here Friday and Satur'
day.
In the Hidalgo tournament. Ed.
inburg Is picked as winner. bacausi
Of the consistent work she has turn
cd in SO far. The Edinburg quin
has taken on the best in its section
and has come off with flying colors
Donna Is close behind Edinburg a
IS Weslaco. The winner Of thu
Donna-Edinburg game is likely x
capture the Hidal1o bunting.
McAllen and Pharr-San Juan
Alamo are about evenly matched
according TO the dope pail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
CONNIE MACK
GIVEN AWARD
Box Trophy His for Doing
Outstanding Service
To Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 13-lP-
Connie Mack. veteran manager OF
the worlds champion athletics, has
received the 1929 Edward w. Box
award, presented annually to the
man or woman who. during the
preceding twelve months, render
ed the most outstanding service to
Philadelphia"
The gift, a $4,000 check enclosed
in an ivory case. a gold medal ana
q scroll. was presented last night
at a dinner at which Mack and so
prominent citizens were guests OF
the board OF trustees OF the award.
Mack, who had been in Florida
awaiting the beginning OF the base
ball trainging season. made o hlr-
RED trip from the south TO receive
the honor, heretofore bestowed up
on artists. scientists, educators and
philanthropistS.
Charles Z. Fox. former district
attorney. made the presentation
speech and lauded the gray-haired
manager for his years Of effort de-
voted to the honesty. decency and
efficiency Of the National game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
FOREIGN ACES
ON COME BACK
Runners Defeated Saturday
Win in Osceola
Club Meet

NEW YORK. Feb. 13-tPl-Stan-
lslaw Petkiewicz Of Poland and Or.
Paul Martin OF Switzerland. who
constitute the chief international
threats Of the current indoor track
season, have taken their first steps
toward redeeming last Saturdays
defeats at the MiIlrose games. Each
won his event at the Osceola club
meet last night.
The Polish diplomatic courier had
hardly more than a romp in win
ming the mile event, but his flat
footed stride carried him across the
finish line in four minutes and 2e
seconds, slow in comparison TO the
worlds record set by Paavo Nurmi-
over whom Petkiewicz holds one
decision, but fairly fast for an un-
banked track with sharp curves.
Loring Mcmillan, former Union
college runner. was 40 yards behind
at the finish.
Martin. Swiss representative II
three Olympic games who wears the
colors of the New York A. G. dur
ing his visit to the United States,
ran the odd distance Of 800 yards
There was only one basis OF COM
parison for his time. the outdoor
mark of 1:43 3-5 set by Mel Siep-
pard 20 years age. Martin did not
threaten that record. but he ran
the distance in LAG AS under
much mere difficult conditions.
Since the S00-yard distance had
never been contested indoors be-
fore, Martins mark established a
record. Thomas Brennan OF the
New York A. c.. tried to offer SORE
competition to Martin and took the
lead going into the final lap, but
the Swiss ace left him ten yards
behind at the finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Basketball Results

At Abilene-West Texas Teach
ers college %; McMurry College 10.
AT Brownwood-East Texas
Teachers College %; Daniel Baker
Is.
At Evanston-Indiana SO: ..crth-
western 81.
at Chapel Hill-Loyola (Chicago)
IS; North Carolina IS.
At Camhridge-Holy Cross as;
Harvard Is.
At New York-Columbia 81;
Pennsylvania l5.
At Princeton-Princeton q; Navy
g.
At West Point-Army AZ; AM
herst IS.
At Des Moines-Drake so; Iowa
State %.
At acknowledgements IS; st.
Louis u. 43.
At Albuquerque-New Mexico IS;
De Paul (Chicago) %.
At Lindsborg, Kas.-Bethany &c;
Baker "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
EDINBURG AND
AZTECS GOOD
Cameron Meet at Browns.
vile; Hidalgo At
McAllen

The opening whistle In the Hidal-
60 and Cameron county basketball
championships will be blown at 4
p. m. Thursday when McAllen ties
into Pharr-San Juan-Alamo on the
McAllen court.
This is Just a preliminary Skin
mish, however. and the two county
championships will get into full
swing Friday morning. The Hi
dalgo tournament Is being staged
on a board court at McAllen. while
the Cameron meet will be held on
a dirt court at Brownsville.
Raymondvilie has already won
the Willacy county tourney, and
no meet is being held In Starr coun-
ty. Therefore, Rio Grande City and
Raymondville are already in line
for the district tournament.
AT a meeting Of Cameron officials
In San Benito Wednesday night. a
schedule was arranged and officials
selected. Medley Newman Of San
Benito and Maurice Pipkin OF
Brownsville were the officials
nan1ed TO work the meet.
gkhe Friday schedule OF the Cam
eron county tourney follows:
800 a. m.-Wilson Tract VS.. Har-
Ntingen.
~ 1000 a. m.-Stuart Place vs.. Los
Fresnos.
HOO q. m.-Point Isabel VS.. Ric
Hondo.
100 p. m-Brownsville. who drew
n by In the opening round. VS.. win.
ner Of Wilson Tract-H arlinger
TIT.
ais p. m.-El Jardin VS.. San Be-
nito.
$3.50 p. MA Feria, who drew q
by in opening round, VS.. winner Of
Point Isabel-Rio Hondo clash.
Saturday the four winners vii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
VALLEY LOOP
Is FAVORED
Amateurs Likely to Join
League, Harrington
Meet Shows
Especial to The Herald

NNR@NA1A " AAI AANA nA4HF
HARLINGEN. Feb. ia semi
pro baseball league operating or O
regular schedule o. Sundays and
holidays is likely to be organized
as the result OF q general meeting
held here by interested parties We'd
nesday night.
Although no definite measures
toward the organization OF the
league were taken. enough rogreSs
was made TO assure the gathering
that there would be some form or
organized ball in the Valley during
the coming season.
Spite Clark OF Brownsville. who
called the meeting, Will have the
body meet again IL the near future.
he announced.
Eight teams we're represented As
follows: the San Benito Aztecs bv
Joe Taylor. San Benito Pentagons
by Joe Taylor, Valley Box and
Crate Factory at San Benito Nv
Charles Hodges. McAilen by proxy.
Mission by Ernest Contrerras, In
Feria by ANDY Landry. HarlinEsn
by Ben Epstein and Topper Rig
ney, the Harrington Red Ants by
Lupe Rodriguez.
These men agreed to 20 back 70
their cities and thoroughly sound
out the sans in preparation for
the next meeting.
Mig Johnson is now 10 work On
q team for Brownsville. "A number
OF players, mostly boys from Fort
Brown. has indicated they wish 20
sign with the local entry.
Topper Rigney. head OF the Har-
lingen club and q former major
Lacquer. told the gathering the
benefits OF such a league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
24's Obtained BY
Two at Skeet Club

II remained for Franz. MarkusSen
to defend the honor Of the local
skeet club Wednesday afternoon to
tie the efforts OF Anderson, visit
ing Donna skeeter. Both obtained
GAS. Markussen shot only once
Another visitor. Judge Lamar
Gill or Raymondville, turned in a
good exhibition for his first appear
ance Oh the local skeet range. The
Judge broke q 10 n his first try
a. skeet.
Batsell shot consistently. getting
two 23's and q 81. Red Irvine also
shot. He Is a good football coach"
Markussen said following the CON-
nletion of Reds round
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Walker liz Bout
To Be Held Tonight

DETROIT, Feb. l3-tP1- Mickey
Walker. who regards his bout with
Leo Lomski in Olympia ring to-
morrow night rs a step toward the
light heavyweight title. will weigh
IN at around l65 pounds while the
Aberdeen. Wash, fighter will have
a seven or eight-pound advantage.
Lomski has had his weight down
70 l72 IL az times during his brief
training here and Walker has been
almost stationary al l65. Both men
had light workouts on todays sche-
duls.
The third man In the ring will
be Elmer McClelland selected last
night and declared BY managers OF
both fighters to be acceptable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Santa Rosa Downs
Ell Jardin by 3l-5

The Santa Rosa quint flashed
real form and strength wednesday
afternoon in defeating the IL Jar
din Comets 3l-5.
Nolan, P%loughboy center, was
easily the outstanding man OF the
game. In addition to turning in a
good floor game. he roped 10 points
for high honors. Cox, Santa Rosa
forward, was second with half as
many.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Herald Boys Take
1st From Ramblers

The Herald Independents, a
CUNT composed Of youths from the
circulation department Of the
newspaper. got eff to a good start
Wednesday afternoon, defeating the
Ramblers 1877.
The Ramblers had previously
proved themselves one OF the
strongest quints in the city among
the school boys.
Pacheco. Independent center, ran
off with high honcrs by sinking
four filled goals. A. Gonzales OF
the Ramblers was second with sew
en-.
The Independents will play the
"Gangsters' at the high school )
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
AGED BILLIARD
~ - y
ACE WHO SHAVED
= X 4
TO GET CHANCE

CHICAGO. Feb. 1872 The
shaving off OF his famous goatee
and flowing mustache has convinced
officials % the National Billiard
association that George Butler SUIT
ton should have a chance to re-
gain his place among leaders in
the 1872 balkline game.
sutton, who Is SIS years old. was
1872 champion more than 20 years
ago. He has been offered a test
match Of 900 points with Percy N.
Collins OF Chicago. the date OF
which will be set II the veteran
agrees. Sutton raised the goatee
and mustache years ago because he
appeared too young. Now he has
removed them to appear younger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
STRANGLER WINS

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. l3.-tP-
Ed Stranger" Lewis, former
world heavyweight champion, de-
feated DR.. Carl Sarpolis. Cleve-
land. two out OF three falls in a
wrestling match here last night
Lewis. weighing 233 pounds, had a
l2-pound advantage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Games Friday
VALLEY AMATEURS
Upper Bracket

Pharr-San Juan-Alamo' a. Ray
monoville.
Edcouch at Mercedes.
Edinburg' at Progreso.
McAllen~ at Donna.
Lower Bracket
San Benito at Harrington Meth
odists'.
Sebastian at Model Laundry.
Foraker's at 3. j. c..
Fort Brown at Rio Hondo'.
Indicates probable winner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13

THIS card Is an international one
from top to bottom. Scott, an Eng
lishmail. meets Sharkey, ILIlu-
anian-American; Risko. Austrian,
clashes with CamPolo of Argentine;
Pierre Charles. Belgian. Is to fight
Tommy Loughran. Irish-American.
Making the card somewhat a league
Ct nations, IN the lesser bouts
Noise Bouquillon. q Frenchman.
boxes irish Jimmy Maloney and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13

BOSTON.-Jimmy -ialoney. Bos-
ton, stopped Al Friedman, Boston,
AZ.
DETROIT.-Billy Light, st. Paul.
outpointed Morrie Sherman, De-
troit, u0o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13

much as any other machine. After a
few days you viii be surprised at the
difference in the way you feel. You
can get Nujol in a sealed package in
any drug store. Nujol may change
your whole outlook on life. Get a
bottle today and give yourself a
chance to be well!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13

in the Valley tomorrow to keep the
fans entertained. The amateurs will
play off their regular schedule OF
eight games. IN addition, the Hi
dalgo and Cameron high school
tournaments viii get under way
with eleven tits Oh the slate. IN
reality. the Hidalgo tournament will
get going today with one game be-
tween McAllen and Pharr-San Juan
Alamo at McAllen. This tilt Is card
ed for 4 D. m. on the McAllen
grounds.
JUDGING from outward appear
ances, the Edinburg Bobcats have
the inside track in the Hidalgo
session. There hes been no out
standing team developed in the
Cameron county section with the
exception. perhaps. of the Wilson
Tract Aztecs. These little hustlers
under the guidance Of Supt. +. A.
Francis, have won 20 out Of 2
starts while taking or the best OF
the field. They are bracketed with
Brownsville and Harrington. The
Aztecs have defeated the Cardinals
before and should be able to repeat
They have not met the Eagles a
yet. however. and may find them
a stumbling block.
DONNA IS said to have a strong
club III the Hidalgo chase. She
meets with Edinburg early in the
tournament. There are plenty OF
fans who will tell YOU that the win
ner OF this tilt Will run off with
the Hidalgo title and eventually
the Valley bunting. Raymondville
has already coasted in as Willacy
county champion. IF Starr county
is to be represented in the district
tournament, Rlo Grande City will
likely send down a team. These four
counties, Starr, Hidalgo. Willacy
and Cameron-make up the district,
OUR vague hints that the
Brownsville Junior College would
be second in the lower bracket OF
the Amateur league Is about 70
come true-at least for a while,
When the corps were neal the
bottom of the ladder. we began
saying they were going TO finish
near the top. Friday night they
will probably Gust San Benito
from second honors. IL San Benitc
loses to Harlingen MethodiSts. a
IA dope, she will have a .636 rating
If the Scorps defeat Foraker's
which they should easily. thew vii,
have a mark OF .665. But the Saints
win have a chance to come back
by virtue of a postponed game anc
a protest.
THE cost OF news gathering i
staggering at times. Wher
people read a few lines O
black type little do they real
ize the cost and trouble o.
gathering that bit OF information
and broadcasting it. The bigses
purse in boxing for some time Il
lust over the way. That IS tn,
Sharkey-Phou Scott bout at Nj
ami Beach. Because OF the inter
national aspect Of the card, manI
news agencies and large papers owe
the world are making arrangement
with the cable companies to &c
ringside returns. They are sending
special correspondents across thu
oceans now. concentrating on Mi
ami. 1t is not only possible. bui
probable that the cable tolls VII
amount to as much or more thar
the gate receipts.
THIS card Is an international ont
from top to bottom. Scott. an Eng
lishmall. meets Sharkey, ILIlu-
anian-American; Risko. Austrian
clashes with CamPolo of Argentine
Pierre Charles. Belgian. Is to figh
Tommy L%oughran. rish-American
Making the card somewhat a leagu'
cf nations, IN the lesser bout
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
fnzH@ Tie HERAID SPORTS SECTION a@m@z
ounty High School Cage Journeys to Open Friday
NJ
g PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuSt0ce


George Cook. Of Australia, meet
Raul Bianchi, Of Argentine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-22

by them for materials and 46 per cent
of the value of the work was Sublet.
The distribution of costs of general
building contractors varies considerably
from these proportions, 10 per cent of
their total work. valued at $23, 446000,
having been let to subcontractors, while
about 10 per cent Of the total value Of
their work was paid out directly for
labor and per cent for materials fur
nished by the original contractor. Al
though the number Of general highway
and street contractors reporting is COM
paratively small. the total volume of
business amounted to more than $1,000
600 and the distribution of costs on
this amount Of work may be taken at
least as indicative of the general stu
alton in that field OF the total work
reported by such firms during 1929,
slightly more than per cent was sub
let, 38 per cent was paid out for labor
and another 38 per cent for materials
used in construction work.
LAS would naturally be expected, the
distribution of costs involved In the
work reported by subcontractors differs
materially from that shown for the gen.
era! contra citing group. A summary OF
data of 1913 subcontracting firms shows
that approximately SO per cent OF the
S18,008,000 worth of work performed
was paid out as wages 43 per cent
was the cost of building materials or
equipment installed by them, while only
8 per cent of their work was reported
as again sublet."