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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-28
SINGING CLASS
MEET PLANNED
Rio Hondo Host Town For
Cameron and Hidalgo
Song Festival
Especial to The Herald;

RIO HONDO, March GA VAL
ley wide all-day singing viii be
held here at the high school audi
fsium on the second Sunday in
April, according to announcement
made here today by r. "A. Woolridge
president Of the Cameron county
division Of the singing society.
The organization which is Still
IN the embryo stage will be perfect
cd. n meeting having been prev
lousy held at Santa Rosa where
Professor B. w. Day. principal Of
the Junior high school of Mercedes.
was appointed president OF the
Hidalgo county branch, and r. a.
woodbridge Of this place appointed
as president Of the Cameron coun-
ty division.
II Is planned to have two Valley
wide conventions a year. the first
70 be held here OH April l3. and
the second one, the second Sunday
in October.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the singing convention.
Come and spend the day. bring
your lunch or you may eat lunch
IN any of .he three restaurants.
said Mr.. Woolridge.
The V. O.. Stamps quartette and
the Quartette Of the Quartette Mu-
sic Co. Of TT. Worth will be added
features Of the days program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-28

Development CO. S. 10 &C. Of s.
20 &C. Lot 5, Block ~, Por. 7l-72
S2750.Oo.
John w. Allen to L. M. Baylis.
Nl-2 Lot 4. Sec. 237, Tex. Mex.
SISn000 (.
Blance Wurtz, e. vir to Scott
Ford. w. 20 &C. OF IL Survey
I'll. Tex. Mex. $1,000.
a. Y. Baker Sheriff 10 w r..
Montgomery. Lots ~ and l3, Block
27. san Juan Townsite.
c. NJ. Warner 70 Roy Dreibelbis
Lot IL. Block z. Por. 7l-72 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-28
COUNTY

Clyde Tennis to Louise Scoenbeck
1870 &C. Farm Tract 2248, CapiSallo
$1,000.
Geo. Z. Woodwin ct al 10 First
Christian Church Of Mission. Lot
2 and S. So Lot 8, Block zoo. Mis-
sion. $1,000.
Howard Teasdale. 81 Tx 70 Coun-
" Of Hidalgo. 10 R-W across lots
4 and 5, Block 43. Capisallo Dist.
$1,000.
Progreso Development Co. 10 w.
+. and Hattie Huramel. 458 &C.
off S. pt. Lot 81. Llano Grande
Subd. s5693.OS.
Delta Orchards Co. TO William
Schilpp, MI Lot 95. Delta Or
chards Unit No. l S325000.
Progreso Development CO. 70 An
drew Fredrickson e. ux. n. PSI &C.
Lot l69, Llano Grande Subd. s3405.-
g.
T.. r. Bell DEVELOPMENTS GO. 10
Mary T. Farley SO. 10000. Lot 2.
L. r. Bell Development F..
Ward BeaIchamp ct INK to T. S.
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". Kammerer. Sl-2 Block 10 Henry
S. Evans Subd No. 3 $4,000.
r. B. Morgan ct ux 10 Chas. n.
x. Kammersr. N. 20 &C. Block II.
Henry 8. Evans Subd.
Chas. II. Z. Kammerer 10 II. =.
Morgan ". 20 &C. Block L.. Henry
S. Evans Suhd. No. 3 100000.
G. III. Swallow et ux to David
r.. Johnson e. j. r. Johnson. r. 10
&C. Lot !, Block 30, Alamo Tract
s. ono m
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Cameron Courts
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For Cameron County. Texas

For Cameron County, Texas
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Lizzie Lilies Windsor ct vir. to DR..
Glenen Bartlett. All Lots s.. 6. Blk.
e5. Harrington 100000.
w. p. Reynolds et ux. TO Alma
FARRELL. All North 1921 Ac. Farm
Blk. 81. Survey Is, Wilson Tract.
$1,000.
G. w. Simpson e. ux. TO Helen
Miller Koppel, Lot 10. Blk. 4. Castle
Court Addn., Harrington $1,000.
Blanche z. Lee ct vir. 10 Valley
Citrus Groves Co. Blk. II. Hgn. l..
& w Co. Sub. C, Survey 81. 40
Acres $1,000
l.. c. Miller ct Tx to II. G. Shirley
Lot s.. Blk. /. East End Addn. Har-
lingen $1,000.
Chas. A. Morris to E. T. Morris
SO #. off South side Lot IA, Blk.
San Benito. $1,000.
" The AL Parker Sec. Co. TO Harry
"A. Robbins South 9.82 Ac. OF West
1858 Ac. Block 80. Minn-Texas
Land and Ir-ig. Co.'S Sub. La Feria
ct. $9S20.0o.
w. w. Stevens ct ux. TO r. D..
1OIlIlIlSOn. NOIhu ~ AZ. u 0OAAAA
20 Ac. Farm Blk. ZAP. FL Jardin
Sub, Share 81. Esp. Santo Grant.
Plat 4-33. $1,000.
J. Scott Brown ct ux. to L. c.
Miller, Jr. Lot Z. Blk. 8. Resaca
Heights Adm. San Benito $1,000.
Enrique F. Valentin to Francisco
Guerra Rear one half Lot 5, Blk.
10. Bella Vista Adm, Brownsville
$1,000.
B. H. Dunlap to z. F. Shannon
Lots s, 6. Blk. p. La Feria Town
site $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. 70 G. w.
Lang ct al. 1925 Ac. all Block 49,
Unit 3. Bayview Citrus Grove Sub.
Share 81. ESP. Santo Grant. Plat
ga, "Sl7.722.25.
S. A. Ingram ct Tx. 70 NJ. dc
vitalis. North 80 Ac. Farm Blk l.,
1'-- Land ard Water Co.'S SUE. "A
$1,000.
Geo. II. Schmidt ct ux. TO T.
Wayne zimmerman ct uX. Lot 3.
Blk. "a. Scamidt's Terrace $4,000
San Benito Land g. Liqn. Assn.
to NJ. II. Scaief Northwest cor
Farm Blk. 1. being that triangular
piece OF land north OF the combes
line and south Of line 18. cont
4.O3 Ac. San Benito Land and Wa
ter Co.'S Sub. $4,000.
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j. M. Frazier, ct Tx to John w.
Allen N1-2 Lot 4. Sec. 237, Tex.
Mex. $4,000.
r. J. Durr. ct Tx to William w.
Wyman. Lot Is. Block So. Elsa $40.
c. r. Walsh. AZ TX to r. B. Nor
gan. Sl-2 Block 10, Henry S.
Evans Subd. $4,000.
G.. II. Walsh. CT TX to r. 3. Nor
gan. N. 20 &C. Lot II. Henry >.
Evans Suhd.
r. 3. Morgan. et TX to ChaS. IT.
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TICKLING
7 n ROAT

The Tickling throat"
is Irritating enough.
but is often the fore
runner OF serious chest
and head colds. Stop
the tickle and prevent
further infection BY the
prompt use OF Mothers
Salve. II penetrates
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
LOCAL HANDBALL COMBINE
 CAPTURES STATE TITLE
Strong and Hergstrom Take Final Honors in Tourna- ment by Defeating Meriden and New Haven in Sue cessior-Playoff Involved Teams From Eight Asso- citations - Hardware City Pair Takes Silver City Crew Into Camp, Two Out of Three - Down Elm City Duo Two Straight.

In the finals for the state title with an hours rest. Strong and Hcr3strom defeated New HaTen two straight games, 2l-17, 2l-1S. Now that the Mag Hawkins team failed to come through in the recent state tournament held in Bridgeport, which would have made them clioi- biC to compete in Cleveland. q local committee composed of "Y" hand hall players will meet in the mar futur" 10 devise means SO as to send the Strong HcrGStrom team to Mon trc&l i'll the American Canadian championships which will undoubt- Cdly be held in April.
 So confident gre the handbau players that the local team will win the international trophy, they have already delegated Frank Schadc. To- cal "G' juvenile woodcraft instruct CT 10 make q suitable cabinet fer the cup SO it can be suitably dis played in the lobby.
 The local team will continue light workouts in preparation for their impending journey to Canada. Hay ing demonstrated their ability to bring the state title to New Britain. the pair feels sure 10 win the inter- national trophy.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
BissOnette Arrives
 At Camp of Dodgers

Clearwater, Fla, March R)- Life for the Brooklyn Dodgers ;a just one optimistic announcement after another. With the return 10 form of Glenn Wright, part of Wl- bert Robinson's inficld problem WIS solved, and now comes the ncTs that in all probability Del Bissone!tc will be in shape to start the season at first base.
 Bissonctte underwent two opera tions during the winter but has re- covered so swiftly that he is taking daily practice with the ret of the team. "Bissoncttc will be iu there,' says Robinson, and so will Wright. He can cut loose any time he wants to"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

Strong Hergstrom, representing the local Y. M. C. A.. in the Employ ed Officers State Doubles handball tournament, won the state title yes terday in Meriden, defeating teams from New Haven and Meridcn.
 Eight teams were entered in the play from the following associations: Mcriden, MiddlctoEn, New Britain, Hartford, New Haven. Bridgeport, Greenwich and Norwalk. In the southern section of the state. New Haven. Bridgeport. Greenwich and NorWall played with the following results: New Haven defeated the Bridgeport team, and Norwalh de- fcatcd Greenwich.
 The winners of these two matches. New Haven and Norwalk, fought it out with New Haven winning and going into the finals.
 The northern section of the state found the following teams battling it out: Meriden defeated Middle town, and Hartford forfeited to New Britain. This brought Mcri- den and New Britain together to de- termlnc which team should meet New Haven in tho finals. New Britain defeated the Meriden Hcck- Barbour combination 1G-21, 2l-IS, H1-1n.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
RUTH TO
 SIGN WITH TANKS
King Of Swat to Confer With
 Owners Of Club Today

St. Petersburg, Fla, March P- The momentous question whether Babe Ruth will be paid s7o,o0o or sS5,0o0 for his 1880 maulins transcended training camp activities of the New York Yankees today, with the clubs president and sole owner, Col. Jacob Ruppert here with his lawyer for a conference with the home run king.
 In advance of the big salary soiree speculation among the camp follow CTS centered upon these two possible evcntualities:
 CD That Ruth and Ruppcrt Will compromise on a one-year agree ment, calling for the record salary of sS5,0O0.
 CD That Ruth will capitulate to the Ruppert logic and sign on the clubs terms of $75,000 a year for 1850 and 1881, representing an in- crease of 5000 over the slugger salary for the past three seasons.
 On tho basis of Col. Rupperts re- marks on arriving here last eve ming, there was not the slightest chance Of Ruth's demand of sS5,000 a year for each of the next three years being granted. Tho colonel made 1t emphatic that he would con- cede no three-year contract on any terms He feels that the club has gone far enough in offering $75,00o and that this represents a thoroughly fair arrangement in the view of the possible decline in efficiency of the home run kings productive power.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Chicago Cubs to Meet
 Los Angeles Tomorrow

Avalon, Catalina Islands. Calf . March P>-With a cecond game in the championship of Catalina l5- land series their task for today tAa Chicago Cubs were looking for"ar1 to a chance to take svats at Los Angeles Coast League pitching to- morrow.
 A lcaderless group, with two re- oruits and d regular 10 do the pitch ing, yesterday outpointed Captain Charley Grimm's team and it's two regular hurlers and a rookie, , to ], in the first of the island title games. Grimm's home run, the first of the season, saved his team from a shut out, while Hack Wilson's hittiAs was responsible for the lcaderless ones victory. Carlson. Teachout and Osborn worked for the winners, and Malone. Root and Warncilc for t.c losers.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Yankee Casualty List
 Grows at Fast Pace

.St. Petersburg. Fla, March : P The caSualtv list among the Nc" York Yankees is growing at n alarming rate. Four Of the boys were more or less seriously injured in practice yesterday. Two of thn catchers were victims. Bubbles Hargrave stopped one of Dusty Rhodes shoots with his wrist anI lad to retire. Benny Bcngough took up HarSravc's job only to have the little finger of his left hand ton off by one of Rhodes pitches. Herb Pcnnoc!l. left handed acl, stopped battcd ball with his kncc and was lmpinG badly. Ken Will Hams spent most of ,nc day in >h,: club house taking treatments for ] lame back.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
SPEAKS TO HI-Y CLUB
 ON AIR MAIL SERVICE
Eart cOrI Man Describes Methods of Harding Post in Planes
 a3d Pilots Pitfalls.

Clyde Kincaid of the Colonial Fly ing service spoke to the mcmbci 5 of tho Senior Hi-I club at their meeting in the Y. M. C. A. la j night. Mr. kincaid spoke on dova!- opmcnts in aviation. He told hoT the air mail is handled. Mr. Kln- caid also described dangers connect cd with flying at night and in cloudy weather. and the new radio devices which have been invented to bring the dangers 10 a minimum.
 That q local air port was of greet importance was claimed by the speaker.
 Next week pr. Joseph II. Potts will speak 10 the members of ths club on going 10 college. Dr. Potts 'ro,;c to the members last year an cave "n interesting and intormati,c Q talk on tho subject
 Several members of tho boys d. p&"tmCnt have bird houcc3 und er con-truction. In addition 10 ,hp bcy3 who signed up for the contc t the first day the following have en- tered; Albert Oglc. .irthur Groth, N'illi2m O'L2ary, Henry WinSor. Lcnr, Clark, Carl Ilo&icnl;o, George Stevenson, Joseph ScullE. John PoCt. Richard Bell, John Buchler. l'orrc"t Hart. Harolc Wolf. Edwar LouChcrN. Richard Lindbcrg. Ho - ard JohA~on. Richard Czwinski, William Brown.
 Migs. the game that made Dom- nic Cartcli famous, is now coming hack with several boys crowding around to use the indoor mig ri1 in the boys department. A tourn4- mcnt will be ctartcd soon to get the members in condition for the cit tournament.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
SIX-DAY BIKE RACE,

New York, March P}-Going in to the fifth day, the A riders of ;he original 50 who started in the 18th international siE-day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden last Sunday night are holding up well consider inS the closeness of the standing.
 The two dozen athletes look fit, and appear to feel fresh for tonights riding and Saturdays finish. Both days are expected to produce stren- nous pedalling in an endeavor to break the three -cornered deadlock for first honors.
 Grimm and Lands, McNamara and Winter, and Letourner and Brocardo are up front. Knotted for second place are the Beloni and Debaets. Spencer and Deulberg and Beckman and Hill Combinations.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Y. N.' TO SOLICIT
 PUBLIC FOR FUNDS
General Campaign to Be First iD
 More Than 20 Years

For the first time in more than 20 years, the Y. N. C. A. will make q general canvass for current cX- pcnscs March 21-2S. In previous years the directors and small group from the active membership have raised the necessary funds from q small number of people.
 With an expanding program, es- pecially in industrial activities. the directors of the "Y' have found t imperative to enlist wider range of support for the association. Dur ing the last week Of this month, it is planned to raise $20.o0O to cover local needs and the '. M. C. As share in national, state and county "Y" work.
 Stanley F. Eddy will act as cen cral chairman and assisting him Ernest ". Christ. Peter Crona and Sherwood II. Raymond will act as chiefs of the three divisions. Each division will be composed of five men each. An organization of about 100 workers will be created for the canvass.
 Teams will meet 2t the Burritt hotel for the opening dinner, Fri day, March Fl. and the first report will be given tho following Monday at noon lunch in the hotel, where similar meetings will be held thc following four days at the same hour.
 A. C. Estes has been secured from the financial bureau Of the national Y. NJ. C. A., which maintains this service for local associations, He now is doing the work preliminary 10 the canvass.
 An advertising feature to show the general public the activities of the Y. M. C. A. has been arranged by Clarence II. Barnes. general Eec- retary. Saturday and Monday he will have motion pictures taken on Gtan- dard films Of boys and men mcm- bcrs in action in tho building. The pictures will be shown in local the atcrs tho following week,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Most Philly Regulars
 Due at Training Camp

Winter HavAn, Tla., March HP) Most Of the Phillies regulars were and Manager Burt Shotton planned to start intensive practice in a day or two. Up to date the workouts have been confined mostly to ba+- ting and limberin.-uq exercises.
 President Heydler. of the National League looked over the Phillies yeI- tcrday. He said he figured Sho:- tons team as one of the dark hor5 $ of the league.
 'Shotton has all the hitting hc Uants,' Heydler declared, give hi,l some pitching and the other teams will have to move some."
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Teams Will Battle in
 Training Tilt Tomorrow

Paso Robles. Cal. March LP)- Hostilities between the yanigans and the regulars in the Pittsburgh Pir- ate training camp here will not be- gin until tomorrow, Pilot Jewel Ems announced today Too much "a T has slowed up the preliminary drills and Ems has decided his charges must have at least one more gool solid workout before going into an actual contest. A long rehearsal was held vest o"day, another was on the slate for today and the camp battles will get under way tomorrow
 if it doesn't rain.
 Roy Frazier, Oakland outtieldcl'. reported yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Manager Must Revamp
 Infeld of White SOX

San Antonio, Texas. March : AJ
 Due to the holdout tactics of VII liam kamm, Alex Met2ler and Art Shires, and the delay of Smead Joi- Donnie Bush today faced the ta'''; of rcvamping the White SoX infic.,!.
 Bush must have two teams to send against the Giants in the week ends two exhibition games and at pres ent. there simply aren't enough m2l to go around. Bud Clancy is thc only first baseman by trade while a. third base. a like situation o:,is.a with Irving Jeffries the lone pc:- former.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
THOMPSON A HOLDOEr

St. Louis, March z --FrcSco Thompson, of St. Louis, captain and second b&seman for the PhiladCl- phia National League team, declared he would not report today with the second contingent at the Phillics' training camp at Winter Haven, Fla, because of a salary dispute. Thomp- son said he and President Baker arc not far apart, but far enough to keep him at home.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Y GYM NOTES

Coach Frederick Feldman of the local "Y" swimming team will take his Intermediate squad of natators to Mcriden Saturday afternoon. Those who will represent tho "Y' are as follows: Crowley. Ference. Dickenson. Fowler Remillctt, spon- cer and Torosian. Events gre as follows: 40 yard free style, 100 yard free style, 40 yard back stroke, 40 yard breast stroke, 16o yard relay and diving.
 The team will meet at the "Y" at 1:30. The meet in Meriden is due to start at D. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Recruit Is Showing
 Plenty of Promise

Bradcnton, Fla, March P}-Bill Myers, recruit second bascmau from Danville, H., is showing un- usual promise in the St. Louis Car dinal camp and already has drawn praise for his sure -footedncss. fine arm and doubleplay ability. Man- agcr Gabby St.e";, however, wouldn't predict that he would stick this year but looks on him as |, 19Sl certainty.
 Seventeen of the 50 odd sQull leave today fo" Miami and a tTo- same series With the world cham pion Athletics. Taylor Douthit wNs named as a last minute starter n place of John Topper" Martin.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
AUSTIN COMETS LOSE

The Austin Comets basketball team lost a hard fought game to the Celtics of East Bristol last night by the score of 4 to IS. The score was tied at the end of the first three quarters but the Ccltics lost out in tho laGt frame. ravclcha!;. with l2 points, featured for Bristol while kasulis and Johnson starred for the local team. Inc score:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
AFTER RIGHT FIELD POST

West Palm Beach, Fla, March 7 P>-Another applicant for the right field post of the St. Louis Browns, made vacant when Frank McGowan was released. appeared in Earl Me Nelly yesterday. McNeely, consider cd the only regular of the four as pirants. is light on hitting and as q result Manager Killcfcr likes tho ap- pcarancc of Ted Gullic, husky Ozark mountaineer
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
STAR GETS WATCH

Thirty-scvcn freshmen awards were announced recently by tho h. diana university athletic department for football ability displayed during the sca3on last fall. William Span nuth of Now Castle was named thc outstanding player and was awarded a. wrist watch by tho Eecimontal Review, campus +. 0. T. C, maga- zinc.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
LEAVES COLLEGE TEAM

Chicago, March R)-Gcorg2 Lott. Jr., national ranking tennis star and member of the Davis Cup team, Nho led tho University of Chicago t. tho Big Ten net title last spring, will not be with the Maroons this year.
 Lott. who still has a season of in torcollcgiatc competition. has decid- ed to devote his time to tournament play, in preparation for the Davis Cup matches.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE,

New Haven. March : - Jack Condon. 42, of this city, lcaped off city pier last night and was drown cd. PGtrolmGn James Monahan divcd into the water and recovered the body. The man has no known relatives in this city. Police say he spent q lot Of his time along the waterfront.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
COLGATE, STAR LOST

captain of tho track team. is lost to the team this season because of cholastic difficulties. Kent was high scorer of tho Maroon team last year, in which he won the title of inter- collegiate outdoor 20 yard dash champion.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
WATER FLOODS TENEMENT

Patrolman Clarence Kumm re- ported 10 police headquarters today th2t while passing store owned 0y Louis Rononier Of 453 West Main n,rcet about 1:35 o'clocl; this morn inC he heard water running. h.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
PRAISE FROM COACH

Pittsburgh, March (UP)-Coach Carlson of the University Of Pitts burgh basketball team regards Charlie Hyatt as the greatest bas- kctball player he has ever seen. The Syracuse guards were the only ones effective against Hyatt this season.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
IT PAYS TO BE SMART

Senior athletics at the University of Pennsylvania making the honor roll the first semester are not re- quircd to attend classes during the second semester providing they maintain their first term average of 55 or better.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

Hc.iSa:ion revealed the fact th@t someone had left the water valve open which runs water into the fue- mace heating an empty tenement n the rear. Water filled the furnace and ran through all the radiotoss out onto the floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
HAWKS HAVE HEAVY GUARD

A pair of dual meets, four delay carnivals, two conference meets and the national collegiate meet arc in cluded on tho outdoor track schcd- ule of Iowa State college, Amcs, Ia.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
PURPLE STAR DRILLS

Henry Bruder. star Northwest crn halfbacii and 1930 captain, is rapid ly recovering from the broken leg he received carly in the 1929 season. He will participate in spring prac- ticc but will avoid all scrimma gcs and heavy work.
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
THIRD GOLF COURSE

Beatrice, NCb., March (UP) - Beatrice will have q third golf course this coming summer with the doci- sion of F. A. Goble to develop i'm mcdiatcly his 55 acre tract in South Beatrice.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
MAY PLAY TACKLE

Howard Jones. head football coach of the University of Southern Cali fornia TroJans, may shift Garrett varsity end, 10 tackle next fall. Arbclbid2 is the only regular