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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-09
- THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

Houston 7. Dallas /.
Wichita Falls 5. San Antonio 4.
Waco 8. Shreveport T.
Fort Worth 8. Beaumont :.
Fridays Schedule
Fort Worth at Houston.
Dallas al Beaumont.
Wichita Falls at San Antonio.
Shreveport at Waco.
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Standing Of the Clubs

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays Results
Boston 3. Chicago !.
Philadelphia Z. ST. Louis 3.
washington s. Detroit 3.
Cleyeland-New York, called IN
second, rain
FRIDAYS Schedule
81. Louis 10 Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland al Philadelphia.
Chicago at washington.
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Grunts a; Groans

THERE rs talk OF Gus Sonner-
berg. big grunt and strain man,
defending his heavyweight cham
pionshin in Harrington sometime
soon. The c~ollegian who captured
the title with the use Of Ills foot
bail flving tackle would pack in the
fans for miles around. The big
Swede has almost worked himself
out If opponents for they are
afraid OF his bone-crushing tackle.
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Agila
THIS Is THE Gig day for Bobby
Cannon's Mission high Eagle nine.
II viii cross bats with Bracken-
ridge CSan Antonlo) at Mission for
the championship Of South and
West Texas The Eagles are BIZ
district champions while the visit
ors have cleaned Up IN everything
and everybody within miles around
san Antonio. With NJ. Cara on
the mound pouring hts crooked hook
and hopping fast ones over the plat
ter. Mission should take today's
contest. The second game will be
played at Mission tomorrow. II a
third game is necessary. it viii be
played as the last half Of a double
header Saturday. Mission has won
baseball championships for so Ions
that il is difficult for Valleyites to
see her in anything but a winning
role. This years Eagles seem up TO
Missions usual high standard. They
have won the county. Valley and
bi-district championships without a
single reverse.
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HOW soNNFNREFG became

AAA VA AAA0 A1a4k 49, H
HOW sONNENBERG became 2
wrestler is an interesting story. At
college he participated In all forms
Of sport. However. football was his
speciality. He boxed and wrestled :
little lust TO keep IL condition. With
a crowd Of college students. he at
tended a wrestling show m night.
They soon BEGAN raZZing the wres-
tiers and yelling frame up.' Gus
was shouting as loud as the next
one. The promoter came down the
aisle. assuring the group that ev-
erythinc was on the up-and-up-
Gus answered: I'D be ashamed Of
myself II I couldn't throw either
Of those ham-and-egCers." The
promoter snapped up the PROPOSE
ton. challenging S~ornenberg II
meet the winner N the next card.
S~onnenherg heartily consented.
ONCE IN THE ring. Gus found
things we're not 50 easy as he had
expected. Although he was the
stronger, his opponent was toe
clever for him. The wrestler ground
SonnenberE's head into the mat,
giving him a "tin ear" After the
match had gone for about an hour.
SonnenberE drove into his Oppo-
rent with = flying tackle which
Knocked him out. That was Son.
nenberE's start. While he has learn
Ell considerable about wrestling
since. the big Svrede's chief stock
in trade Is his flying tackle.
AN ELIMINATION Tournament.
will get under way at Harlingen
Monday night to select an opponnet
for Sonnenberg. Freddy Myers. who
wrestled Gus for an hour and q
half at Dallas, and G. Lutterell.
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BROWNSVILLE gave Bracken-
ridge q severe drubhing on the grid
iron last fall. The score was sixty
odd 70 nothing. However. that was
the only defeat Breckenridge suf-
fered throughout the season and
she was later awarded the district
championship.
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title. It also will be Fields first
defense Of the crown which he won
in Detroit last July by defeating
Joe Dundee on a foul in two rounds.
The match will be fought at the
championship weight OF lat pounds
with the prospect that both Fields
and his challenger VIII be under
that figure when they jump on the
scales 40 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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who has not lost y match III Har-
lingen, Will tangle for the best two
out OF three falls The semi-fina-
viii find "A. Morris5 s~crambllng ears
with Charley Leahman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
GOVERNOR WILL
BREAKFAST WITH
LOCAL CHAMBER

Governor G. c. Young viii be tac
guest OF the II Ccatro Chamber OK
Commerce at breakfast next satar-
day morning. Governor Young wiz
come TO the valley early SATURDAY
Itern;ng tQ attend tile Imperial
County f-air and Saturday has pUan
designated by the far committee as
Governors bay. IN lnvltatiois
f-cm the local chamber to be it5
guest at breakfast was accepted py
tIe governor, who sta5ed taat 3
o'clock would be convenient he .fs
breakfast viii be served as the
barbara Worth hotel and the IL
.eHtro chamber asatcs thai any loc&l
persons who W. il 20 at.eud VIII ~
welcome. HoWcIer, as the seatinG
pace iJ necessarily limited, thos
Who wish TO atferd Tie breakfast
md meet Governor Young are urged
10 r.ahc the.r reservatlons 1T an
carly date NJ the chambes heaaquar-
,crs il order Jhat seating arrange
me2ts my be made and 1t is expect
I'd tat tae demand iaf scats Will
c,.ee-d tle .>VrtT, 90 - carly .l9seg-
la=i6n is imp- tsat.
Seats tae tE. aIsW e111t sf--t' -ls-
aee. 10 ! ho'- ..aa as'lt alfatse
re.a- tess9s.. fe-. ard, IA Ills
III = valley vlde me-tiag, II esssatg RE ,
Ha3 only 3; l.a.--1t --iil~cf : 4 y
10 1,A - fLesc = 1sag to site ~
are asked 70 eaH at e.aiabeH~ie 9 s
saa4t,ss and .ezaa4 .42lr tickets n
-....--e =. t..-.al.c.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
III tho Superior Court Of tho State
of California In and ToT tho
County Of Imperial
NO. 1893

IL The Matter Of the Estate Of
MARY G.. LAWN, Deceased
NotIcc is hereby given that a pcti.
;j1n for the probate Of thc Wll Of
Hary c. LAWN, deceased, aud fer
he issuance to Mary {. Mhs Of
letters tcstamentaly has been filed
IN this Court, and that Friday, the
l4th day of March 1890, at Two
o'cloch, +. NJ, Of said day, at tbo
Courtroom of aid Court at the
Comt House, in the city Of FL Cen
t,o, County of Imperial state Of
California, has Teen set for the hoar-
og of said petition, when and whore
aey person interested may appear
and contest the same, and show
cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated February U.s. 1880,
c. G. MOUSSEAC, Clerk,
BY }. N. STEWART Deputy Clerk.
- r.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
In the Superior Court OF the State
CT California IN and for the
County % Lgaperial

IN THE MATTER OF ESTAB-
LISIllNG r. CORDS OF THE
BIRTH OF NATSUKO HIROSE, a
Minor.
NOTICE IS IIEEEBY GIVEN,
that the petition OF y. lIirose, father
Of Natsu&o IIiro5c, minor, praying
Cor an order and decree establish
ing tie birth of said minor, will be
hcad on Friday, the 23tA day Of
February, 1880, at tae hour Of two
o'clock j. NJ. Of said day,or as soon
thereafter us said petition can be
heard, at the courtroom f Depart
mont two of the above entitled court,
at the county courthouse in the city
OF Fl Ccntro, County Of Imperial,
state of California. and al persons
interested are notified thcn Il d
there to appear and show cause. If
any there be, why III order and de-
cree establishing the birth Of said
Natsuko Hirose, minor, should not
be made as prayed for in said petit
ton.
Dated February 1s,h, 1880,
c. G. MOUSSEAU, County Clerk
ard EX-Off;cio cicr& cf The su-
rcrior court Of the county Of In
poriaI, state of California.
BY: j. NJ. STEWART, DEPUTY
aon c. Bitter,
Attorney for Petitioner. 18-t-9
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Opportunities

2OR SAIE-A growing business in
FL Contro making net profit OF
more than $@5 day. Will give
you an opportunity to check on
this before You pay. VIII tcaci
you business and sell YOU samt
for $500. Must be hard worker
to succeed. Ii you haven't thC
money don't waste Your time OF
mine. Dlr. Barber, ST. Adams.
2lt2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
NOTICE OF GALE o. Personal
pEOFERTw TO SATISFY LEILJ

~ u -AIL SF NAh5 u = EES IN -
pRoFERTE TO sAT-grT LEI1J
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Carlos Clements, ope
eating under the fictitious name OF
Clements Repair SHOP, IL Ccntro,
California, will sell at public auc-
iion to the highest bidder, for cash,
AZ AndersOns Wrccking Yard, one
block West of Imperial Ave, on the
san Diego Highway, on Tuesday, the
IA Gay of March. 1890, at p. IN.
of the said day, the following auto
Aobiles; to satisfy lem for stor-
age, towing and repairs; under sec
t;on No. 5G5i and JoJ2 Of the Civil
code OF. California, in IN amount
set opposite each automobile, which
IS now due and unpaid.
1925 Ford Coach wrecked - lie
, Z 5JJ9 motor no. 1I220l46 towing
@i2.55.
1925 Essex Caacl, wrecked % lie
d 1896 motor No. 129l63 towing
1895.
1924 Roadster wrecked % Iowa
lie 6l395 motor No. 5i6lG45 towing
$41.05.
1925 Ford Coup wrecked % Ok,
lahoma lie lSS52l motor No. 1929
5573 towing y storage SOLO.
1924 Jordan Toue wrecked 20 lie
! c 956 motor Ne. &Gl2 Towing
| 3J.05.
1921 Ford Tour % lie Z @ 1912
motor No. 43l3sso towing >S.55.
! 1924 Ford Tour 30 Tie X 93)l
Motar No. ll5005,G towing $50.
1929 '2rd Tuor 30 lie . k 1891
motor No. S5lS4l7 towing x stor-
age $15.05.
1923 Nast Tour motor 80. 9697G
! towing $6ol.
Gated at III CeuDro, Calf, this 20th
! day Of February 1890.
CARLOS CLEMENTS.
20-t15
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OI'
SAIL
In The Superior Court Of the County
CT Imperial, State of California

BENSON LUMBER COMPANY. a
cooperation, Plaintiff, vs. THE
ALBERTA SEC RITY CCI,
PANY, q corporation, and VII
LIAM L. MKLHOKN, \. W. WOR-
RAIL-, c. ". RUCHEL, directors
and trustees of and for said Al
hcrta Security Company, a cor
poration. ESTATE or MARTIN
V. MELHORN. deceased and VIII
LIAM Il. MELHORN as admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of MARTIN
Y. MELHORN, deceased, JOHN
d o f, MIKE d 0 i, RICHARD
ROE, RAY ROE. X COMPANY
and Y COMPANY, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure is
sued out Of the Superior Court Of
'the County of Imperial, state of
California. on the 15th day of Feb
ruary 1880, in the abovc-entitled
action, in said Superior Court, where
in the above-named Plaintiff OBJ
tanned 4 Judgment and decree Of fore
closure against the sa,d defendants
on the 18th day of February 1889
which sad Judgment and decree was
on tne 18th day Of February 1880,
recorded in Judgment book ] + OF
said Court, at page 2ll, to which
Judgment and decree reference is
hereby made for the terms, con.
Gitions, and manner Of sale, and the
amounts due, | am commanded to
sell at that certain lot, piece or par
lei of land. situate, lying, and beirq
in the County of Imperial, state OF
California, and bounded an d dc
scribed as follows;
East half of ~ southwest quar-
ter of section sixteen and the
lots two (2) and three (3( and
the east half of the northwest
quarter OF section tweuty-Oae in
township fifteen. south Of range
twelve (l2) east of the san Bcr-
nardin0 Meridian, California,
containing two hundred six acres
and siXty-onc hundreths Of an
acre.
And public notice is hereby given
that on Monday, the 94th day OF
March 1890, at II o'clock neon OF
that day, a. the front door OF the
Court house, in -. Cry OF FL Cen
tro, County of Imperial, state OF
California ! will. in obedience tC
said order of sale and decree OF
foreclosure, sell the above described
property, or 50 much thereof rs may
he necessary to raise sufficient mon
cy to aatiafr said judgment, with in
tcrcst anl costs, to the highest ana
best bidder, Tor Gold coin Of thl
United states.
/ Dated February 18th, 1880.
RAY EDGAR
Commissioner appointed by saia
Court.
Wright 4 Mckee, t.. VI. Mo@.,e
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ecb. 1925; March 5-l1l9.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
AsEs courRoL o. EsTATE

LOS AEC ELES, Feb. IS. d.Rl--
Ms. Nary Baumgarte!.cr wiz agl
tie supaaoc court on March 8 K
make permanent temporary ordei
appointing her trustee Tor the halt
million dollar estate Of her husband,
Frank Baumgartokcr, Los Angeles
winery owlcr, missing since last
November 2j.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Lost--F ound
LeGnl Notice
notice OF FIRST MEETING OF
CParITQRS
Nc. 12G II IN Bankruptcy
In the District Court oe tho United
States. Southern District of Cal
1Gtcnia Southern Division

IN THE MATTER OF J. LLOYD
MOORE, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of J. IL ~ d
Moore, Bankrupt Of Brawlcy, Cali
foInia:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 19th day of February.
1890. J. Llovd Moore was duly adiu-
3jcated han%rupf, ard that the first
meeting Of his creditors viii be held
ar the office of the undersigned Ref
cree, Room II, Bank OF Italy Build
ing, Sixth and Main Streets, FL Cen
fri, California on the 8th day of
March, 1880, n the hour cf $50
o'clock \. NJ, at which time tho said
creditors nay attend, prove t h e >
claims, appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt, sell all property and
transa't such other business as may
properly come before SAID meeting.
Dated this 25tl day o. February.
1880.
r. 3. EHfTELHW
Referee in Eankruotcv
Feb. 2C
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
LiQeSf0cR

FOR SALE Ilcs.oju ball. = yrs.
old. . miles south, mile cast o.
FL Centre. 2ut+
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
AUTOS F'OEl SALE

VIII suffer Tie depreciation ON :
small new car! We have ears tha,
are as good - new at used ca
price. Think j. over.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
AUTOS FOR SALE

Why suffer the depreciation on 4
small new car! We have ears that
are as good as new at a used car
p,irn Thiul- T.. nypr
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26

FOR SALE-lo >cad OF horses,
some !, and year colts. Clark
w. Adair. 20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Help, Female

wanted. Phone S5&
Grcta's Beauty shop, CaleNic'.
25t
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Legal Notice

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED TOR Proving
WILL AND HEARING APPlI'
CATION FOR LETTERS TESTA,
MENTARY
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
R-f
Exchanges

+soR INCuANG>. .-utod vacant
lot in Los Angeles for vacant
lot in El Centre. Phone 1871. o5tI
WANT to exchange 40 acres, 23 in
alfalfa, for COWS or young dairy
Htue.. Press, IoX 120. 25t3
ENCHANGE-Fine old Riverside
mansion in best residential sec
tion for Imperial Valley property.
What have you? Riverside Realty
Co., $50 Market Street, Riverside
Calf. 2lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26

WANTED-Flrnishcd d room mouse
with bath, by young coaplc with
child. Permanent. Address Press
Box u. dh If
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
MnwIfta Or GA--

Notice is hereby given that the
nnders. sHcd, administrators Of the
estate Of Irving Ja4aar, decreased,
will sell at private sale aaon terms
and c.ad:tiona hereinafter mea-
fioned and subject - ~mat.oa
~ tha Court, on G. aftes tac ssh
Ivy of ,Iarch, 1880 al Of tHc RIGHT.
tile, and interest aad estate of the
licensed il the following described
iaud:
Tcact Seventy seven 40, Town
ship Sixteen (1G) South Range
Twelve (12) East, S b. II. I'M
Terial County, California,
on the following terms, to-wit: cash,
~ on such other terms as nlay Ae ap-
proved by the Court. Tea 10c6J
per cent Of the purchase price at
5he time OF sale to be deposited with
shc aaministrat1iX and the balance
paid on confirmation Of sale. Nj
ids must be in writing ana may b..
eft the office of Jas. y. Glass
ftrd attorney for the admiaistfa
Tux at FL Centre, California, or may
oc delivered TO the said admins
tratrix personally, or may be filed
n the office OF the Clerk Of this
Court at any time after the first
publication Of this notice and before
the making of the sale.
Dated this 18th day OF February,
1899.
Flo~carc haia"v
A.d.uiA.etra,.iX
las. V. G,assfo.d
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Situations w anted

Wt&.N,;TIIeJob Cor mjlE.a1 and
eJusrai farm work. ENpcricn'cL
muricd, Christ Kaufman, = o.
EcN @S1 ileber. .3t6
WOMAN of experience wishes day
work or laundry, home or on
promises. Phone J1G. git6
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26

Earm'rs e. Sterling, Colorado
shipped ia 1920, 50 carloads Of live
stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Legat Notice

MOTIF CT -11EE EC-2 Tearing
PETITION 70 EETApLISE
RECORDS OF Birth
Probate lTo. 1899
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Poultry

FOG SALE-Rcl laying hons anI
20r caiN with hens /. mile south
city limits, Sth st. NJ. {. May
ranch. -l'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26

Flo~c9rc A91@-v
A.1.uia.etrl,siX
las. V. Glassfo.d
Attorney FOR adm.nistfa,i.y.
"a tt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26

nd many others at lower prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Jno. Il. Robertson

III Main. Tel.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-26
Jn0. X. Robertson
II $50 Phone 9so

Main $50
New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
WASHINGTON LOSES
 LENGTHY CONTEST
HaZardYille InMctS 18th Loss
 After Three Extra Periods
County "I' Standing
Special to the Herald)

Berlin. March 1-The kensington Boys club suffered its 18th conse- cutive defeat in the Senior County "Y' basketball league last night, but the Hazardville Recreational Center Assn. entry emerged d 36-3l victor only after terrific battle which went three overtime periods before the superiority of either team could be established.
 kensington, with Gotowala i'll great form and Don Lewis going well, had a decided edge in the first half and led by 17-9 at intermis- sion. In the third quarter, however, the locals began to lose men OH fouls and Hazardville to gain against the weakened team. Carlson was the first to go, then Don Lewis, and GotoWala was busted just before the end of the fourth period. kensing- ton finished with its substitutes striving valiantly to hold the visit ors. but the upstate team tied the score at cG-all and forced overtime play.
 Hazardyille took the lead on a free toss in the first extra session but kensington tied it and almost won when Ferrero's shot barely fall ed 10 go in. In the second addition al stanza the locals made a foul 10 gain the upper hand only to have Hazardville take it's turn in con- ing back to knot the count. De- lenses collapsed in the final period and Hazardville ran up the winning eight points against the locals three.
 Johnny Gotowala featured with l7 points and might have won the game for hi. team had he not made four personal fouls. H. Firtion and Rae starred for the winners. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
'NSURGENT CHIEF
 ID RULE COUNTRY
Gen. Urena to Succeed to PreSi-
 dency in Republic

Santo Domingo, March LP,-Gen- eral Rafael Estrella Jrena, chief of the insurgent movement, will be- come provisional president Of thS Dominican Republic with the de parture from the country shortly oi President Nasquez because of i'll health."
 Vasqucz. yielding peaceably 10 the six day old insurgent movement, yes terday agreed to accept the resigna- tions of most Of his cabinet and ap- point Urena as secretary of interior from which post he will succeed to the presidency by law as soon aN Vasquez is out of the country.
 Directly after the appointment the president issued q request to the na- tional assembly to permit him to leave the republic because of ill health. It was said that physicians to Nasquez. who recently was forced to fly to the United States for d major operation. had told Vasquez he could not keep up much longer the strain of the last few days. Curtis Approves Plan
 The arrangements, regarded as en- tirely constitutional. apparently had the approval of Charles B. Curtis. American minister. who previously had informed the insurgents that the American government would no: recognize q de facto regime. Gene al Estrella Urena was minister oi justice and instruction in the Do minican cabinet in 1926 and later was minister to France. He is q lawyer by profession.
 It was expected that with de- parture of Nasquez and the appoint ment Of q provisional president from among the insurgents themselves the political tumult of the past week would quiet down.
 The advance of the insurgents on Santo Domingo and seizure of pow CT in the north was practically blood less and no violent enmitics seemed 10 have been aroused
New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
BOBBY WINS BET
Brooklyn Dodgeres Will Be Careful in Making Wagers With Manager in Practice Games.

Clearwater. Fla, March 1 R(- The boys will be careful hereafter in making bets with Wilbert Robin sen, manager of the Brooklyn DodS- CTS.
 In a game between the Vets and Drys yesterday, Robby bet one dol lar on the drys. As the vets rallied and threatened to tie the score, Bobby went to the coaching linas and ordered Clise Dudley, pitcher for the Vets to steal second base. Dudley was put out by the custom ary mile and Robby went back to the bench satisfied that he had won his bet. A moment later, however, Glenn Wright slugged the ball over the left field fence, $50 feet away, to deadlock the score at 6-6 an1 there it remained.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
JACK BRETON ID
 BOX IN HARTFORD
Former WelterWeigbt Champion Faces Ali SCbell on Thursday

Hartford. March 1.-Jack Britton. former worlds welterweight cham pion and one of the most skillful ring performers in the history of the game, will face Ali Schell, former welterweight champion of Germany, in the star bout at Food Guard hall next Thursday night.
 Britton is past forty, but a com bination of good living and remark able ring skill, have preserved him well and made it possible for him to stay in the game long after the age when the average boxer has nailed his gloves to the wall and put the gloves away in the old moth balls.
 Britton was introduced from the ring at the Bat Battalino-lgnacio Fernandez fight in the state armory Tuesday night and received an even bigger ovation than did Governor Trumbull attesting to the popularity of the former champion.
 Jack will need all of his boxing talent in meeting Schcll here next lnufS0ay nlgnl TOT the German IS one of the hardest hitters the welter- weight class has ever known.
 He it was who dealt a double jaw fracture to Billy Taylor down at Waterbury last summer and he scored q technical knockout over Johnny Walker on the last card at Foot Guard hall.
 Britton and Schell arc slated to so ten rounds, heading a card which promises lot of rugged milling.
 One of the feature bouts will bring together two former kaye artists of amateur days-Joe Smith slugging southpaw and Joe Howard former state amateur middleweight champion.