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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDities
Valley Society Calendar
Edinburg

Edinburg
Monday-The Edinbmg Delphian Study club win meet with Mr.. L.
League win meet with Mrs. A. NJ Fairbanks. A parcel post sale party
viii be held by the league the following Saturday.
Thursady-Mrs. Alfred Nole, Of San Marcos. Fifth District president
OF the State Federation Of Music clubs. win make an address at the guest
day meeting of the Edinburg Country club Thursday evening.
Fnday-The Edinburg Business and Professional Women viii give O
Valentine dance in the r. H. Z. building. evening.
Los Fresnos
Tuesday-Baptist w. NJ g.. at church at 3 p. n. for business and
study: Methodist Missionary society meets at church: Farmers Council
meeting at the school house; Amiahle Bridge club with Mr.. and MIS-
Thur~dax-Home Demonstration club with Mrs. Joseph staufer ut
2:O D. m; Thursday Night Bridge club with MI. and Mrs 8 8 sappen-
Friday-swastika club with Mrs. Charles oobar.
Monday-Fremens Auxiliary at club rooms; Mission Music club. Mrs.
S. L. Hardin, hostess. Mrs. Logan Duncan leader; musical program oy
Tuesdax-womans Tuesday club. Mrs. s. L. Hardin hostess; Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge club. Mrs Z. p. Congon hostess; Blueoonnet Bridge
crpb Mrs Iockhart hostess; Eastern Star, in Masonic Temple.
Wednesday-Oronki Bridge club. Mrs. @. +. Dohrn, hostess; Wed
nesday Bridge club. Mrs Vernon Hill, hostess.
Thursday-An church womens organizations meet at their respective
churches; Girl Reserve social meeting at Wilson cafeteria; Rehekshs ut
Friday-Delphian Chapter in Methodist church basement; Friday
Mite Dinner Bridge club. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. Brown, hosts.
McAllen
M-onday-Mesdames r. M. Bounds, Stephen Jones. A. Nix and Sam
Bazzen will entertain with a series Of parties. The first will be q bridge
tea at the home of Mrs. Bazel Monday afternoon.
Rio Grande City
Tuesday-Bridge club with Mrs. W. Venerable.
Observation-Disclosures Afternoon Bridge club with Mrs. Walter
Hamilton
Fdday-Frtday Evening Bridge club with Lieut.. and Mrs. Geo. Claus
sen.
Satwday-Jnior womans club with Miss Mary Waters.
Olmito
Monday-Baptist Missionary society meets with Mrs. williams.
Neutrality-suspicious. Auxiliary meets with Mrs. Hugh wilbanks
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San Perlita

DANCE
HOSTS
Messrs. Byron and VIII Moore
we're hosts at a dance given this
week. A number OF young people
from out OF town were guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Pruett had
as their guests last week end. Mr..
NcClaughertv and son Hugh Of
Hargill. j. d. Waltz OF Harrington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Denning and
daughter.
DR.. Connolly OF Raymondville was
a San Periita visitor Thursday.
Little Newton Kleman returned
to Sebastian Tuesday evening after
spending several days here with
his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Pruitt were
visitors in Raymondville Monday.
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Mew Officers
Named BIZ
Lyford Club
Especial 10 The Herald)

ES$~&@ W 4A40 xSEIA4Ql
LYFORD. Feb. 5-The Woman's
Community club met in the club
room Thursday afternoon to elect
officers.
The club decided to beautify the
club building grounds with shrubs
and the exterior OF the house with
small porcheS at the entrances.
The following officers were elect
cd.
President, Mrs. Geo. W. Mitchell:
vice-president Mrs. Bagley; Second
vice-president Mrs. Statlling: e
cording secretary, Mrs. Critchfield:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. @. Z.
Craig; treasurer. Mrs. Haygood;
reporter, MiR Fowler; librarian,
Mrs. 4. M. Sorrensen-
Light refreshments we're served
by Mrs. Z. w. Archer, Mrs. G. f..
Redlund, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Baldwin.
PERSONALS
Mayor G. L. RedIund and wife
accompanied by those who attend
ed the dedication OF the Lutheran
church on Sunday, Rev. and Mrs.
Hugo Halermo and son, Rev. A. l..
Scott and son, Rev. Burgman. wife
and son motored to Brownsville
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kidder OF
Brownsville were guests OF Mrs. c.
4. Redlund this week.
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LIGHT BEARERS
CLASS MEETS

Mrs. H. w. Diggs assisted by Mrs.
Sally Doris was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the monthly meeting
of the Light Bearers class Of the
Baptist church.
The meeting was held at the
church and Mrs. !. r. Stahl. presi-
dent, conducted the business seS-
sion. Mrs. Diggs vas in charge of
the interesting program. Devotional
from the book of John was led by
Mrs. Z. l.. Compere. Mrs. A. J. Hayes
and Mrs A. S. Pike gave O duet;
Miss Mable Cramblet. q piano solo;
Miss Ards King q reading. Coffee
and cake were served by Mrs. Diggs.
Guests were Mesdames M. p.
Kramer OF Carthage, South Dakota
Ula Bell Of Wolfe City and Dan
Couch Of Lubbock.
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Goitre Not
A Disease
Milwaukee Doctor Makes
Remarkable Discovery

Milwaukee, visit has been
brought to light by scientific re-
search that goitre Is not q disease
and IS not to be treated as such.
DR.. a. A. Rock. Dept. FL. Box 737,
Milwaukee. Wis, a prominent goitre
specialist for over "A years, has per-
fected a different met d Of treat
ment for his patients that has
proved remarkably successful. (This
sale method Is now icing used FOR
a home treatment OF goitre Cas-
all over the country with astonisht
ing results. The Doctor states th4
goitre Is a condition which grows
worse with neglect and recommends
immediate attention no matter how
small the growth may appear. He
strongly opposes needless opera
lions. DR.. Rock Is the author OF a
book that tells In a simple way
about treating goitre at home.
He has published this book at his
own expense and will send a copy
free 10 anyone interested. Write
him today.-Adv.
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MRS. MILLER
Is HOSTESS

Mrs. w. H. Miller was hostess this
week at the regular meeting OF the
Thursday bridge club. The Valentine
motif was used IN the decorations
and q salad and sweet course wa
served. Mrs. N. ". Stewart won high
club score and Mrs. Ciel Solether
received the favor for the guest high
cut. Nine members were present.
Club guests were Mesdames Monk
Wilson Of Chicago. Clell solether,
". D.. Compere of INNS. r. I. Smith
Of San Antonio. @. <. Loop ard
Miss Ola Pope Of Geneva, Illinois.
Club will meet next week with
Mrs. Carl Moeller.
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Texas College OF Arts and Industries
Kingsville, to Junior membership
in the Robert Barlow Cousins Chap
ter Of the Scholarship Societies Of
the South.
Mrs. Burgess was formerly Miss
Ruth Arnett Of Weslaco, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Arnett Of
this city.
PERSONALS
Miss Ola Pope of Geneva, I'LL
nois arrived Thursday morning for
a several months visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Solether.
MI. and Mrs. w. d. Compere of
Innis, are visiting several weeks
with their brother, j. l.. Compere
Jr.. and family.
Mrs. K. G. Couch returned Friday
morning from a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Short Of
San Antonio. Her little grandson,
Richard Edward, returned with her.
Mrs. J. G. Odom and children,
John Thomas and Clara Mae, spent
Saturday in Edcouch with Mrs. Ed.
Whitlock. Mr.. Odom was q business
visitor IN Edcouch also.
Miss Irene Richardson arrived Fri
day morning for an extended visit.
Miss Richardson has been attending
s. NJ u. at Dallas.
Edward Baker OF Pennington,
Michigan is spending the winter
here. He has a tract Of land in Pro-
greso.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Hess and son,
Elmer. left Wednesday for Salome
Springs, Arkansas where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hess and son,
Mrs. Ernest Schoene returned the
latter part Of the week from San
Antonio where Mr.. Nicholson at
tended a creamery convention.
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VISITORS ENJOY
ENTERTAINMENT

The winter visitors were enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
Community Hall by members Of the
local Lions club. Games Of bridge
AZ. checkers and 500 and several
sets Of the square dance made the
pleasant diversions. Refreshments
were served TO a large attendance.
Members Of Weslaco clubs have
been entertaining visitors each
Thursday evening for several months
The visitors are planning to enter
tain the club members on Thurs
day evening. February -. This hos
pitality will be held at the Commun-
ity Hall.
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PLAY ~REHEARSALS
TO BEGIN MONDAY

The Parent Teachers association
met at the high school auditorium
Wednesday afternoon for the regular
monthly session. Mrs. A.. C. LaDuke
presided at the business session. The
feasibility Of a studio for music and
expression was discussed. February
% was set as visitors day at the
high school. RehearSals will begin
Monday for the children'S play" II
Happened at Midnight" which will
be given Tuesday evening. February
Is.
Tho public is invited to attend
chapel, Thursday afternoon at $50
O'Clock az which time a one act
play viii be given by the Senior
class. MRS. w. l.. Forbes gave an
interesting discussion on. Shall we
Graduate Our Childrcn?' Refresh.
ment5 were served.
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Party Honors
Two Visiting
WesIaco Home
(Special to The Herald)

wESLACO. Feb. ga delightful
hospitality Of the week among the
younger set was the party given by
Miss Maize Stebbins honoring Her
bert Keelei and Neal Haegi Of Eliss-
field. Michigan, who were guests at
the Stebbins home. After an even
ing Of games refreshments were
served. The young folk enjoying
this party were: Misses Blair Witt,
Kathrine Vaughan, Nell Rowland,
Jean Forbes, Eleanor LeMay. Marie
Black. verna Ruth Compere, Dema
Clair Lee. Margaret Thomas; Messrs
B. l.. Harrington, Erwin Albright,
Willy Witt. j. T. Jamison, Melvin
Diggs. Robert Skaggs. Dick Smith
Boydton Martin, Herbert Keelei and
Neal Haegi.
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Investment Bank In
Hands of Receiver

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. s.-H9-
Awaiting completion OF q financial
statement. affairs OF y. 4. Jarratt
and company OF San Antonio. one
OF the largest investment banking
houses In the southwest, today were
In the hands Of q receiver. The
concern was capitalized at $780,
600.
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Of the Delta bridge club and o mum

Of the Delta bridge club and . num-
Der Of guests at her home.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames James Sherer Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, w. 3. Spell, r. Z. Whit
sett, Victor Bullock OF Chicago
Harley Jackson and Miss Sallie
Cook.
Mrs. G. Z. Eckhoff received the
high score prize and Mrs. Spell the
consolation.
CLUB
MEETS
Mrs. Robert Abbott entertained
the members Of the Tuesday Two
Table bridge club and q number
Of guests with q luncheon at her
home.
Mrs. Fred Ganter received the
club prize and Mrs. Palmer the
guest prize.
TUESDAY
HOSTESS
Mrs. Robert Posey was hostess
Tuesday evening at her home to
the members Of the Hidalgo bridge
club.
Mrs. r. G. Rodriguez received high
score prize and Mrs ]. M. Single
ton the consolation.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Clay Zachry will accompany
a group OF girls Of the Girl Re-
serve Friday to San Antonio, where
they will attend the Southwest con-
vention OF the Girl Reserve. They
are: Misses Virginia Zachry, Mar
garet Gibbs. Bertha Adams all OF
McAllen and Emmagene Holdredge
Of Pharr.
Rev. N. w. Evans had as his guest
Wednesday w. Z. Douthitt OF
Austin. representative OF the Christ
ian Courier, published In Dallas in
the interest OF the work Of the
Christian church.
Rev. Brooks I. Dickey left We'd
nesday for Taft. where he will hold
a meeting. He expects to return
home Monday week.
Mrs. A. D. Smock. who has been
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Bartliff. left Thursday for
her home In Springfield. Missouri.
MI. and Mrs. G. r. Morgan, who
have been the guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. w. =. Pierce. lot Tresiav for
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Los Fresnos

FISH
FRY
MI. and Mrs. August Pfeifer n
tertained with a fish fry honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gochnaur OF
Rochelle, III. Guests were Mrs.
George Kretz. Mrs. J. 3. Chase. and
sons. Mrs z. G. Kuyrkendahl Of
San Benito. and Miss Mae Pfeifer.
RYANS ARE
hosts
MI. and Mrs. r. s. Ryan we're
hosts TO the members OF the Thurs
day night bridge club at their home
north OF town.
Three tables OF bridge players
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have been stopping Ia Los Fresno
courts moved to San Benito Satur-
day.
Mrs. g. o. Peterson and son and
brother returned Tuesday from
Waco where they we're called By
sickness or relatives.
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Ohio, house guests Of Mrs. Coultas
Mrs. S. Shearer OF La Feria and Mrs.
l.. Sherwood of McAllen.
MRS. w. II. Hoge and Mrs. w. A.
Schiller joined the club at this
meeting. Sixteen members we're
present. The hostess served refresh
ments.
The club will meet at the home
OF Mrs. E. l.. Cooper in two weeks
for the business and social meeting.
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MRS. SKAGGS HAS
BRIDGE CLUB

Llano Grande bridge club met Fri
day at the home of Mrs. G. Lester
Skaggs. After luncheon games Of
bridge were enjoyed with Mrs. Sam
Jones winning high guest prize, Mrs.
@. I. Haven high club, Mrs. Harry
StebbinS, second high and Mrs. r..
Newell Waters holding low. Spring
flowers made pretty decorations.
Ten club members were present
and the following guests: Mrs. H. A.
Manley, Mrs. Sam Jones. Mrs. w.
Fl. Miller. Mrs. w. r. Powell. Mrs.
@. M. Sheriff. and Mrs. Joe Mead.
Mrs. Clell Solether will be the next
hostess.
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n
THEME USED

The Wednesday Contract club met
at the home OF Mrs. Joe Mason with
Mrs. w. w. Carrotners winning the
score favcr. The red and white VAL
enttne colors and motif was used
for the pretty decorations. A salad
course was served to the three tables
OF club players.
Mrs. Harry Ratliff will be the next
club hostess.
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SOCIETY
MEETS

The members OF the Woman's
missionary society OF the Methodist
church held their regular meeting
at the church on Tuesday after
noon Nine members were present
During the business meeting plans
were made for a social 70 be held
at the church on February 14th.
Study for the afternoon was spirit
ual cultivation
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were present and at the close OF
the evening high score was held
by Mrs. and Mrs. e. L. Cattelle.
Refreshments were served BY the
hostess.
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NEIGHBORHOOD
RRYnEE CIVTR

Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. RIchey were
hosts on Saturday evening to the
members OF the Neighborhood
bridge club. All members were pre-
sent. High score was won By Mrs.
Walter Bowles and +. G. Richey. A
salad course was served BY the
hostess.
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YARD IMPROVEMENT
CLUB DISCUSSION

Mrs. II. a. Coultss was hostess
Friday afternoon TO the regular
meeting of the Llano Grande home
demonstration club with Mrs. Eta
w. Ringgold. county agent. giving
a talk On yard Improvement after
members answered roll call by Civ
ing difficulties found in improving
their lawns.
Guests for the day were Mrs. M.
b. Murray of Winchester. Illinois
and MRS. M. S. Snyder Of Lebanon.
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MORNING BRIDGE
CHR MEETS

MUKNTNN hED
CLUB MEETS
Members of the Tuesday Morning
bridge club and a number Of guests
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Earl Suite this week.
The guests for the morning were
Mesdames J. H. BRAY. Harry Young
Pauline Brown OF Victoria, James
La Velle and Jack Young.
Mrs. Harrell received the high
score for the members and Mrs Ia
VelIe for the guests. Mrs. Z. u.
Mathis received the consolation.
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COMPLIMENTARY
DINNER GIVEN

Superintendent and Mrs. Z. Z.
Chamness and son e. c., Principal
and Mrs. w. T. Barhee and small
son Joe Dale. and Principal and
Mrs +. c. Mcconnell we're most
delightfully."- complimented by a din
ner at the V. c. Thompson home
with Miss Gertie Whitehurst. Mis-
Ada We Williams and Miss Eu Jean
Smith assisting.
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MRS. GILBERT
rs HOSTESS

Mrs. r. L. Gilbert was hostess TO
the Mid-Week bridge club at her
home. Mrs. Mcmillan received the
high score prize and Mrs. I'd.
Schauwec'~r the consolation.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
l.. w. Burkhart.
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TEA TO BE
GIVEN

A Martha Washington Tea will
be given at the Community Hall.
SATURDAY., February %. by members
of Circles ] and 3 OF the Presby-
terrain church. The public is invit-
cd TO attend this hospitality.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolen Taylor have
as their guest MI. Taylors Parent
on BruSeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. {. Kuyrkenrahl
OF San Benito were dinner guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Chase recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. e. Critchett, Miss
Gertrude Siderius Miss Dallas Crit
chett and Mr.. and Mrs. K. W..
Chase enjoyed a trip 10 Pt. Isabel
this week.
Grady Brooks left Tuesday eve
ming for Temple.
Mrs. s. r. Barr was a business
visitor In Mercedes Thursday.
John d. Zumwalt. Bill Galloway
and r. M. Edmondson OF Los In
dios were guests Of friends Of Rio
Hondo Saturday.
Hall Palmer was business visitor
In Harlingen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson and
family were weekend guests at
Mercedes and Weslaco.
Horace Watson and family who
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XIII MORMON MTssTONARY

WARSAW GradSki. o
verted to MormoniSm and ordained
a local missionary, was beaten to
death BY a mob near LODI.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
SON

Mrs. Charles Gobar entertained
on Sunday evening with a dinner
party honoring her son Lawrence.
The occasion was his birthday ami
yerSary. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Chattelle and Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Ogden and
children of San Benito. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. q. Chattelle and family.
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ENTERTAINS
DELTA CLUB

Mrs. j. @. Harrison was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
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'Growth Noted
In llen S
PIT A. Roll
Especial to The Herald.)

N6ptClhl W &uc
McALLEN, Feb. 8.-The Lincoln
Parent Teacher association met
Tuesday afternoon at the school au-
ditorium with q large attendance.
Mrs. J. w. Davis, president, presid-
ed.
A three-act play written by Miss
Gertrude Brown, q member Of the
school faculty, was presented by a
number Of pupils Of the fifth grade.
The play was clever and greatly n
ioyed by all
The rest of the afternoon was
devoted to business. Reports from
the various committees were given.
Miss Ethel Myers. librarian. re-
ported that several new books had
been purchased for the reading
room and would be on display ut
the next meeting. Miss Brown,
chairman Of the membership COM
mittee, reported an increase In
membership from 81 to 2i9 mem
bers. Miss Purl's room and Miss
Eargle's room were presented with
q check for ten dollars each Tor
having had the most parents join
the PIT. A. during the member
ship contest. Each CT the losing
rooms will be presented with a pic
ture for hard efforts during the
contest.
Members OF the association voted
to sponsor a musical play to be
given In McAllen the last Friday In
March by Mrs. l.. r. Beddoes OF La
Feria. The PIT. A. will be given
twenty five per cent Of the pro-
ceeds.
Miss Eargle's room received the
prize for the lower grades for hav-
ing the most mothers present at
the meeting.
The next meeting viii be an eve
ming meeting when the fathers
will also be invited to attend.
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CLUB VOTES
MONEY


MONEY
The McAllen Study Club met
Wednesday afternoon in regular
session at the First Methodist
church with a good attendance.
During the business meeting the
members voted to donate ten dollars
TO the Girl Reserve fund.
The subject for the program was
Robert Hardy. Mrs. Granger smith
discussed him as a man and Mrs.
Harold Brehm took him as a poet.
Mrs. Walter Stewart discussed him
as a novelist and also reviewed one
of his novels Far From The Mad
dening Crowd"
There was one guest present. Mrs.
Moore OF Indiana, who made q
short but interesting talk.
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MEMBERSHIP
ACCEPTED

Mrs H. A. Burgess recently accent
@ her election by the Faculty of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-14
COUGAR GO IN SEATTLE
 IS SELLOUT

SEATTLE, Nov. 14.-The Univer- city fo Washington-W h i n gt n State Football game to be played here tomorrow is a sellout The ticket sale is 37625.
 The figure establishes new Northwest record for attendance at football game, but that's only part of it. By game time the record will be shattered for tomorrow sat 2:10 pm, or ten minutes after the kickoff, a standing room sale of LOGO tickets will be opened at the ticket booths outside the Athletic pavilion. It will be first come, first served"
 It is expected that these ducats will be disposed of, thus giving a grand total of 39,625 spectators for the Cougar contest, and this is some 5000 more souls than has been gathered inside any inclosure in the Northwest.
 It will shatter the mark made only four weeks ago .in Portland when in excess of 36,O00 crowded the Multnomah Stadium for the Wash ngton-Oregon clash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-14
Sport !, S1antS ALAHJ.0ouD

When all-time all-Americans arc being discussed for the line, it is impossible on glancing back through the all-star array to miss the bulk ing. smiling figure of Frank Henry familiarity known as "one side of g line" when he played dozen years ago for Washington and Jefferson
 Fey and man, Henry was tackle Net perhaps so agile or fiery as Belford West, his famous Colgate temporary All-American on Walter Camps mythical 1919 eleven, but it is doubtful if the player ever lived who could budge Henry when he had no idea of being budged This whale" of a football player lust lifted them up and put them dcwn when he got his hands on the ball-carrier.
 Fordham's iron major" Frank Cavanaugh, recently came forth with the nomination of Clarence (Cupie) Spears as the greatest all- around lineman, this same Spears now hclding down the job of head coach at Oregon Anyone who ever saw Henry in action will give Cav an argument, good as they know Spears to have been when he was in his prime as 1915 All-American for dear old Dartmouth.
 <"This Henry just waded through a pile of players like tank nov
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-14

ing through a corn-field," remarked a player who had known the sen- sation of pumping into this good natured behemoth. He was re- markedly fast for his size and he weighed better than 250. His endur- ance was phenomenal"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-14

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