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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterday Results
Seattle, 15-ll; Los Angeles, 13-1.
Portland, Is; Missions, 3.
Hollywood, =; Sacramento, 4
san Francisco, Z: Oakland, ;.
Today's Schedules
Los Angeles AT Seattle.
Pleasure boating On Salton Sea is
citing 10 be popular fad,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
Champions To
Defend Titles

NEW YORK, Oct. s. U.P)-Madi
son Square Garden has booked two
championship fights for the winter
boxing season which is near at hand.
The first of these will be held q
week from Friday, when Midget
Wolgast Of Philadelphia and frankie
Gcnaro meet for the purpose Of dc
Gliding who shall rule the flyweight
division.
The second title scrap is scheduled
for November i, when Al Singor.
completely recovered from hi:
knockout at the hands of Jimmy Ne.
Larnin, win risk his lightweight
crown against the flying fists Of
TOnv CanzOnCri.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
Out OF
League Contest

san FRANCISCO, oct. 8. up
Los Angeles, in second place in the
Pacific Coast League, was virtually
eliminated from a chance at cham
pionship honors today because Of
two games lost Yesterday to Seattle.
The Indians scored eight runs in
the third inning to win the first
game 1913, and took the second one
easily, Ill, in seven innings.
Leading Hollywood hit six runs in
the ninth inning and beat Sacra-
mento, "A, while San Francisco
pounded three Oakland pitchers out
Of the box to score - victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08

The Yucaipa apple show win be
held October 22-26. t+s-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
Court Sustains
Bright Demurrer

Sustaining the demurrer Of Fred
r. Bright to a complaint filed by
j. Brentlinger and s. Davis, the
plaintiffs were given - days in
which 10 file an amended complaint,
by the superior court here.
An answer 10 the complaint Of y.
c. Deaton was filed by Herman
Iukerman today. Zukerman claimed
20 be in lawful possession Of Frig
idaire, and asks the court to settle
the amount owed by him 10 Deaton.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
BABY JACK IS
ABLE TO SPORT
DEMPSEY NAME

Gully capable of wearing the
name in the ring with distinction,
Is the verdict placed on Baby Jack
Dempsey by coast sports writer's. and
boxing fans Of Imperial Valley VIII
have a chance to see what good pick
crs the writers ale when Dempsey
meets Bobby Pacho in the lo-Tounl
main event here Friday night
Demrscy's real name is Wendell
Long. but because Of facial and ring
resem blance to the famous heavy
weight, he has been called Baby
Jack Dempsey. The same weaving
style, the same tiger like blows.
which characterized Big Jack during
his reign among the heavEwoiEht,.
are part Of Baby Jack 5 equipment.
Pacho is reported in fine condition
for his bout with Dempsey and i
anxious to wipe out memories OF
their former meeting when BahT
Jack floored him twice. He has been
going good on the coast. having ap-
peared in three consecutive shows
at the Olympic. beating Jimmy
Black, knocking out Jackie MandeI
and getting a draw with Rito PunaY.
Louis Reyes, the stout Brawley
boy, will be seen in the semi-fInal
with johnny Blair as his opponent.
Reyes is popular with valley fans
who like his style. He is always
willing to mix it, has plenty Of skill
and can hit as we'll as take them
He does not look speedy because OF
L.. l,,s1l b-- +L, lra-t-laH- boy- sara
set a fast pace and hold it.
Blair fought the main event al
Hollywood last week and has been
seen in several bouts here IN recent
weeks. Johnny always gives q good
account of himself and can he de
pended upon to fight.
Andy Armstrong gets another
chance riday when he meets Cecil
Balding We have not referred to
the files, but have q recollection
that this man Baldirg swatted down
Andy s cousin, Deacon Brooks, in
quick style few vceks back. Andy
will have to keep hustling from the
opening gong 10 get across In this
one.
Another one Of those wild battles
is expected in the opener. when Kid
Mexico and Tiger Flowers tangle. |
These boys have fought a number
of times with neither having any
great advantage hut supplying the
fans with some Of the widest bat
Ting ever seen here.
The Yucaipa apple show win be
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08

part of the trial.
The case against Reyes, Filipino,
was prosecuted by d. II. Wolford'
newly appointed deputy district az
torncy Evidence for the state was
strongly presented. w. f. Abraham
was attorney for the defense.
Reyes was charged with having
shot Juan Bolilis with shotgun la
July on a ranch near Imperial. Inc
defendant was the last witness 10
take the stand.
Reyes will be sentenced Friday.
lie is facing q maximum penalty OF
10 wears imprisonment and maxi
mum fine of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
Flickers From
Gridiron Camps

LOS ANGELES, Oct. S. U.H-
\ squad OF 35 Trojans will entraia
late today for Pullman, Wash,
where the annual I. 5. Washing
ten state conference game will be
PLAYED Saturday. The Trojans. vie
tors in their first two games, looked
for the hardest battle OF the year
in view Of the Cougar victory over
I. C. last week.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 5. tU.R)-
Buddy Forster, q new face at half
back, starred as a pass receiver dur
ing practice at L. c. L. \. today.
Coach Bill Spauling was brushing UP
the Bruin aerial attack for the Po-
mona game Saturday.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. S. U.D-
Coach Tom Lieb drilled his light
Loyola varsity in the essentials of
. speedy attack today to ward off
the threat of heavy Fresno State
College football team. They meet 1t
Wrigley Field Saturday night.
BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. 5. UP
Coach "Nibs' Price of the Uni
Nersity of California gave his war
riors hard workout today, with
heavy scrimmage scheduled for to-
morrow, in preparation for next Sat
urday's game with St. Mary's here.
The beating sustained last week
from Washington State has put the
Bears in an ang-y and determined
mood.
PALO ALTO, Oct. s. U.P]-Thirty
three Stanford footballers were err
route to Minneapolis today 10 en-
gage Minnesota next Saturday.
Guida Caglieri, first string quarter,
was withdrawn al the last moment
because Of injuries, and Lambert
substituted.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
JURY DECLARES
REYES Is GUILTY
IN ASSAULT CASE,

A Jury in Judge y. c. Finney' 5
DEPARTMENT of the superior court
Yesterday afternoon found Gregoric
Rcves guilty of a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon.
The ease went 10 the jury at l:41
and n verdict was returned at u
o clock.
Adding touch of interest to \
relatively unimportant case, Phil u.
Swing. present congressman and for
mer Judge of the court to which h"
was n visitor. sat with Judge Finncy
for n few moments during the latter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Massachusetts Finds
Itself Democratic

BOSTON. Nov. 5.-P-Carried
along on the democratic tide which
swept away normal republican ma
j~orities throughout the country.
Massachusetts. traditionally repub-
lican. found itself today listed VI
the democratic ranks.
Although the incomplete count
left the result n he contest for
governor uncertain. tie republican,
apparently had lost the seat IN The
United States senate now occup.-
ed by Frederick II. Gillett. Marcus
II. Coolidge. democrat. held a conf
manding lead for the place over
his republican opponent. William NJ
Butler. former senator. former
chairman OF the republican nation
al committee and the friend for
whom former President Calvin
Coolidge made a late campaign ra-
do appeal.
The state approved a proposal
TO repeal the state prohibition en-
forcement law. popularity known as
the baby Volstead act
There were few congressional
upScts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
CITY In VITES
GOVERNOR HERE
Border Towns Welcome
Ca5tellanos; Here
Several Days

Governor Francisco Castellanos
Jr. of the state of Iamaulipas ar
rived in Matamoros Tuesday after
noon around 4 O'Clock, and imme-
diatC.y continued to Santa Cruz
where ne went to the center Of the
Gateway International bridge and
met a party Of Brownsville civic
leaders to exchange welcomes.
The Brownsville party consisted
Of A. Wayne Wood. George White,
Alfred Putegnat. Pedro Chapa and
G. G. Richardson.
II vas announced today that the
governor planned 10 remain in this
section for four or five days. and
il Is hoped that he will be persuad-
cd to come to Brownsville ana
make a tour or the Lower Rio
Grande Valley.
Yesterday afternoon tho visiting
dignitary was accompanied from
the bridge by Matamoros civic and
military authorities as we'll as all
school children, who were dressed
in uniforms.
Last night Gov. Castellano5 con-
ferred with Matamoros leaders. II
was announced today.
If he comes 10 this side or tho
river, a tour will hc planned. which
is TO include Port isabel. Browns
vile, and the upper Valley. No def
mite plans for an entertainment
will be made BY Brownsville lead
ers until the governor accepts the
invitation II was said BIZ Secretary
Richardson or the chamber Of COM
merco Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Business Bureau
Meeting Is Called

a meeting OF the Better Business
Bureau board Of directors has been
called for Thursday evening at 100
O'Clock az the Peese-Wil-Mond hotel
al Harrington BY 3. M. Holland 10
discuss organization plans OF that
body.
c. T. Buchner will have charge OF
the campaign in which 1t is eX-
pected that $4,000 will be raised
toward maintaining that body for
two years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
AVIATOR
ARRIVES HERE
Reg. Robbins, of Endurance
Record Fame, To Fish
In Valley Waters

Reg. Robbins. who with the late
James Kelley set the worlds endur-
ance record at Fort Worth. only to
have it taken away about one month
and a half later. arrived in Browns
Vile today for a little fishing and
to attend the opening Of the San
Benito airport.
The genial flier arrived in a tri-
motor plane but declared he will
never seek another endurance rec
ord. They can keep it," he said.
and the fact Of the matter is I was
glad when IL vas taken away from
me. You see wherever l went I had
to make a speech or something, and
that was too trying OF me-" said
the man who stayed in the air
against h%ardships little realized.
Did you get rich on your VEN
ture?'
We'll. not quite. You might say
roughly that ] lacked about five
dollars Of getting rich.' he laugh
inyly replied.
IF you had been allowed 10 keep
the record longer would YOU have
have made much more out Of the
t!tle?"
Il do not believe 7 would have
made any more" Robbins answered.
When asked what kind or fish he
was going after. he answered he
cid not know their names-"just the
big ones"
Robbins came to Brownsville from
his Fort Worth home and has for
his fishing partner Charles Hardin,
who has been spending the winter
in the Valley for the past few win
tiers.
Concerning his record flight Rob-
bins had little 70 say except that
for the first few DAYS he stayed wet
all the time.
Asked ABOUT that he explained that
he vas air sick and whenever he took
a drink OF water it Immediately
came back again-spraying. Rob
bins expects TO spend some time in
the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
New Company Here
To Distribute Signs

"A new industry, which will dis
tribute neon products throughout
the Valley and a territory includ-
ing Laredo. Corpus Christi and
northern Mexico, opened in Browns
Vile early this week.
The concern is the Valley Neon
Products company. and will manu-
facture neon products for advertis-
ing and illumination, ii has been
announced.
Z. Earl Nolan, formerly Of FL Paso,
Is the owner and manager. and the
plant is located at 1897 Z. Levee.
near the site of the old Model
Laundry.
This Is the first manufacturing
of this nature 10 open up south OF
San Antonio and Houston. IL is
said, and the increasing popularity
Of neon as a means Of advertising has
decided Mr.. Nolan TO install a plant
in this section. In the past the cost
OF neon has been high. but new
processes have tended to lower this,
experts explain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
CURTIS SNCRTS

CHICAGO. LII E, Nov. 5-(P-
The national victory OF the demo-
cratic party will act as a spur TO
the republicans in the presidential
drive OF 1882. Vice-President Charles
Curtis said here today.
we expected the democrats 10
be disappointed" he said with a
smile, but ii was we republicans
who we're disappointed. However. It
will only act as a spur to our party
in tn drive of l932-they can't beat
us in 1892"
Regarding unemployment and the
general business depression the
vice-president was emphatic in his
prophecy that good times were
Just around the corner He said
he did not expect the prohibition
law would be changed or repealed.
Despite the defgat of his party Mr..
Curtis was unusually jovial. Photog-
rapherS asked him TO pose reading
election returns from a newspaper.
Hell no." he Numbered. I'll turn
to the sporting page"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
HUEY P.LONC !
PLANS VISIT
into VALLEY
Governor To Arrive
On Coco Will
Special

Gov. Huey p. Long OF the state
Of Louisiana Will be in Brownsville
during the latter part Of this
month. it vas announced today. &C
companying the 1880 Good WI
Tour sponsored by the board oil
commissioners OF the port of New
Orleans.
The party IS travelling by special
train. and is to continue through
the local port Of entry into Mexico,
touring that country.
Gov. Long, who has become a
national figure during recent pol
itical embroglios IN Louisiana. IS al
present the chief executive of the
state and during the elections Tues
day was elected TO the senate.
The New Orleans Good Will Tour
is to leave on the trip Nov. 90. and
will arrive in Brownsville the fol-
lowing day. travelling via Houston
According TO itinerary, the PARTY
will arrive here during the after
noon. and almost Immediately cross
into Mexico. Although the stop al
Brownsville is limited, the local
chamber of commerce will arrange
a committee to meet the party at
the station. welcome them. and ex-
tend invitations to stop here brief
~.
The complete itinerary as releas-
ed here today by the NJ. p. includes
Monterrey. Tampico. Tamasopc
Canyon. San Luis PotoSi. Aguas-
~calientes, G~uanajuato. Guadala-
lara. Mexico City. Chapultepec, Xo-
himilco, Veracruz, Orizaba, Puebla
Saltillo and back into the United
States through Laredo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05

Nor was it the fruit alone Of
democratic strength in New York
City which usually piled up totals
for the partys candidates against
deficit upstate. New York City
gave Roosevelt $4,000 Of the lead
he accumulated yesterday over
Charles II. Tuttle. republican, but
another hundred thousand and
more Of the plurality came from
republican territory upstate cir
cumstance without parallel in the
empire state.
With him in his statewide sweep
Roosevelt carried the entire demo-
cratic ticket. although by margins
somewhat smaller than his. Her
bert Lehman was reelected lieu
tenant governor over Senator Caleb
Baumes. republican. Morris TIE
maine won a second term as comp
troller ver the republican Daniel
II. Conway; and John j. Bennett.
democratic nominee was chosen as
attorney general over Isadore
BookStein by pluralities ranging
from $4,000 to more than 500. 900.
The complexion Of the state leg
islative bodies. however, was af-
fected less and that Of the New
York delegation in congress not ct
all by the landslide for the demo-
cratic state ticket. The republicans
retain control Of both legislative
wings or the state government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Arkansas Approves
Bible In Schools

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. ST..
Arkansas. on the face of incom-
plete returns. yesterday approved a
constitutional amendment to require
tie reading IF 4 palt of TIC Bible
daily in state schools up to and in
GLIDING high schools.
Governor Harvey Parnell. demo-
crat. was reelected over j. o. Live
say, republican, and Lawrence VIII
sen. democrat, overwhelmed c. II.
Harding, republican, for lieutenant
governor.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson and
ali sever democratic congressional
Nominees. including Mrs. Otis It.
Wingo who succeeds her late hus-
band were unopposed.
With Mrs. Pearl Penden Oldfield.
retiring, John Z. Miller. democrat,
was sent 70 the house from the sec
ond district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Man Who introduced
Oklahoma Bill Sick

TULSA. Okla. Nov. 5.-tP1-Bird
Mcclure. who introduced in con-
gress the bill to make Oklahoma a
state. was in a serious condition in
a Tulsa hospital today from a
stroke az apopleXy suffered Mon
day n.rht while making a political
speech al Cleveland. Okla. He has
been unconscious since the stroke.
Mcclure served in Congress u
years as a representative from
Indian territory. He Is a lawyer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Modern Robin Hood

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-tP-A mod
ern Robin Hood was al large in
Chicago today.
After taking 1910 from the man.
ager OF q drug store he ordered Jack
Franklin. one of the customers IN
the store, TO give up his money
but when Franklin protested he
was without money or a job he said:
Here, then get some coffee"
and he peeled two bills from the
roll OF loot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
German Plane Off for America

ALTENRHEIN, Switzerland. Nov.
5.-lP-Bucking wispS Of snow and
a bitterly cold wind, the Do-X,
giant German twelve motored sea-
plane. took off from Lake Con-
stance this forenoon for a six hour
flight to Amsterdam, the first lap
of a projected transatlantic flight
TO New York.
The plano Was captained by COM
mander Friedrich christensen.
vho hoped to stop at Amsterdam
and Southampton before flying to
Lisbon. from where the transat-
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lantic flight Will be begun, prob
ably about Nov. II.
Three Atlantic stops en- route
from Lisbon to New York are plar-
ned. the first at Horta. Azores Is
lands group. the second at a fuel
ship midway TO Bermuda. and the
third Bermuda, the object being to
demonstrate possibilities Of the
machine and a safe scheduled voy-
age rather than TO make a speed
record.
There were only 10 passengers
aboard for the trip to Amsterdam,
although the craft can carry $50 or
more without difficulty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Demo Record in New York
Landslide Flows In For Governor Although
Legislature Is Still Republican

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-DF1-New York democracy had a new happy
warrior today, and the state had a governor reelected to office By the
largest plurality it ever gave an executive.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. who called his friend and predecessor Alfred T.
Smith the happy warrior" in nominating him for president, warranted
that title himself as he surveyed radiantly the 725 O0O-vote margin by
which he was returned yesterday 10 the governorship.
Until yesterday the largest plurality for a candidate for governor vas
the 3s5 900 BY which Smith beat Nathan I. Miller In 1922
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
State Results

DALLAS. Nov. 5.-P-Addition-
al compilation today by the Texas
Election Bureau OF returns from
Yesterdays election in Texas did
not change any Of the indicated
results.
The latest figures cave Harry M.
Wurzbach 20.643 votes 10 1879 for
Henry r. Diellnann. the Democratic
nominee.
Ross : Ste-lIng's majority over
Col. William Z. Talbot IN the Gov
ernor's race continued almost 8 TO
l. The latest count gave che
Democratic nominee and chairman
Of the State Highway Commission
120.765 votes to 25.952 for Talbot.
The returns were from l60 IF the
states 153 counties, including 2
cornrlcte.
The vote on the constitutional
changes follows. to double the
length OF legislative sessions. for
6s.7OI: against. 27.339: 70 double
the salaries OF legislators. fer
62.474: against. 34.732: TO eliminate
the enforced three months vace-
ton for the Supreme Court. for.
1854: against. p 329: 10 widen the
investment field Tor the University
or Teas fund. for. ~ 600: against.
81 .40o. 10 allow counties ~ tax
UNIVERSITY ar Texas lands within
their boundaries. for. 69.lDo;
against. 28732.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Chicago Black Scion
Is Closely Pressed

CHICAGO. Nov. 5-P-Oscar De
Priest. republican, Chicago's negro
congressman was leading his oppon-
ent by 1853 votes today with two
thirds of the precincts in the dis
trict reports. The vote was De
Priest 1856. Harry Baker, demo-
crat. 13.403.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Harlingen Election
Called December 9
(SneciaI 10 The HeraldD

tSpeClaI 70 Tie HeraIuJ
HARLTNGEN. Nov. 5.-rhe Har-
lingen city commission will meet
here tonight to call an election for
December 9 70 fill the expiring
terms Of two city commissioners
and Mayer Sam Bolts.
Commissioners arc George Wa
ters and It. Z. Harwell. While no
candidates car file before the call
ing of the election. indications are
that there will be a lively race. IL
is understood that both Mr.. Wa
tiers and Mr.. Hsrwell Will announce
for reelection. and that they viii
be opposed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
San Benito Farmer
Dies on Tuesday
tSpeciaf 10 The HeraldD

W1FNNtuF " TIT TIT NIUF
SAN BENITO. Nov. 5.John II.
McCarty, aged "a. died at 4 p. m.
Tuesday afternoon on his farm near
here. Funeral services are to be
held st B p m. Wednesday. with
interment in Mont Meta cemetery.
McCarty leaves tao sons and a
daughter in West Texas. and his
widow, living In San Bsnito. Nit
tanck's mortuary had charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
School Attendance Grows
Luncheon Day With Mrs. Ihrig Proves Big
Hit With Herald Cooking Glasses

yesterday was Luncheon Day at The Brownsville Herald cooking
school Mrs eona Rusk Ihrig, chairman or the ~homemakers conven-
tln' demonstrated before a record attendance OF Valley women many
interesting and helpful hints o n the cooking and serving o. vartols
luncheon dishes.
Cream soup, chicken pic, biscuits. salad, and croquettes. suitable deli
cacies for guest luncheons. e explained in detail to the intereste
housewives. While lectlring Mrs Ihrig rrenared- Cooked sc-cd ~