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SMALLER LOOP
NEARS CRISIS
Two Undefeated Teams Will
Emerge This Week I'm
Texas Conference

GEORGETOWN. oct. 3i-Games
this week III the Texas Conference
will see the two undefeated and un-
tied teams. Southwestern and Trinity
meet two Of the strongest teams OF
the conference. Simmons and How
ard Payne. The Southwestern-Sim
mons game will be played at
Georgetown and the other at
teams OF the conference will play
Brentwood. The two remaining
non-conference games.
In the game at Georgetown the
Cowboys from Simmons will be
ruled the slight favorltes due TO
their superior weight and 70 the
tie game that they Played last week
with Howard PAYNE. the defending
champions. The game Will be watch-
ed with interest by the other mem
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

CHICAGO. Oct. 3i-lP-Rogers
Hornsby will be back at second
base for the Cubs when the 1881
season OPENS.
The newly appointed manager of
the Cubs. here today to make pre-
parations for the spring training
trip. emphatically denied that his
active DAYS as a major league player
are over He said ne made a mis-
take in tying to get back into uni
fern too soon last season. before he
had completely recovered from in
juries.
That vas a good lesson TO me-"
the Raiah explained. But I'll be
back In there next year. Make no
mistake about that"
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San MARCOS. Oct. 81. -tP-
There are new colors floating from
the top tier OF the Texas Inter
collegiate Athletic Association this
week as North Texas Teachers Col
lege Eagles Of Denton and Sam
Houston Teachers College Bearcats
OF Huntsville stand as co-holders Of
the top.
Sam Houston showed the faltering
East Texas Teachers College Lions
farther down the line in licking
them 81 to 0 at Commerce. while
North Texas reached the top by
besting the Abilene Christian COL
lege wildcats 20 to IL.
West Texas. having but four con-
ference games carded this season,
put itself in an embarrassing posi-
ton Thursday night by battling TO
q scoreless tie with the Daniel
Baker College Hillbillies. The tie
puts Canyon In a precarious posi-
ton so far as Its chances to take
the TIAA title are concerned.
Daniel Baker. previously not Sc
riously considered in this 1880 TIAA
chase, commanded more respect
this week. and teams headed for
Brentwood for conference clashes
are expecting trouble. The Billie
outplayed the Buffaloes and on more
than one occasion were on the
verge of scoring.
Fast Start
The North Texas Eagles and the
Sam Houston Bearcats got an aus
picious start from the wire. They
PLAYED their first conference games
last weekend after rounding out
heavy non-conference schedules.
and tuning up these machines ex-
perienced in September and October
seemed to get them set for the con-
ference race.
Stephen r. Austin, earlier In the
season rated as Of the confer
ence's strongest grid outfits drop
ped is third game in as many starts
az Abilene Saturday. the McMurry
College Indians beating the Lum-
beriacks "a to Is. Stephen r. Austin
is definitely out CT the 1890 race.
San Marcos Teachers. also placed
in a precarious position a week ago
when they tied with the Abilene
Christians. played the only nom
conference game in the TIAA for
the week. In its annual battle with
the Southwestern University Pirates.
1.-THE San Marcos elevsn chalksd up
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Huntsville, Denton Teachers
Now Top I. !. A. Association

its shird win in ten years over the
Pirates Is to 0.
The Bobcats meet the McMhrry
College Indians here Friday IN
what Is billed as another Of >ose
crucial" contests. The few Indians
eft from the 1929 McMurry team
well remember a short lived tradi-
ton which the Bobcats shattered
last year when they scored on the
Indians and beat them OF Donald
son field. FicMurry believed IN its
Indians to the extent that 1t post
ed banners about the field telling
how no one made t~ouchdowns there
but the Indians. rncensed over the
less the veterans will be tattling
for revenge.
In addition to the conference
schedule Of three games. there are
five non-conference games, all TIAA
elevens seeing action.
The schedule:
October 81
McMurry College VS.. san Marcos
at San Marcos.
Ada Okla, Teachers vs. East Tex
as Teachers at Commerce.
November 1
Daniel Baker VS.. Sui Ross at Al
pine.
North Texas vs.. Stephen r. Aust
in at Nacogdoches.
Schreiner Institute VS.. Texas A.
a. /. at Kingsville.
A. G. c. VS.. r. c. u. at TT. Worth.
Sam Houston VS.. st. Mary's U. at
San Antonio.
Texas Tech VS.. West Texas Teach
ers at Canyon.
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Mustangs Rule Favorites in Gridiron C
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VALLEY games Of interest today
are as follows:
Weslaco at San Benito.
Edinburg az Harrington.
McAllen al Donna.
La Feria ar Mission.
Mercedes al Pharr.
Stuart Place at Rio Hondo.
Rangerville az Los Fresnos.
THOSE FIRST two games should
do much toward determining which
club shall wear the Valley cham
pionship crown this season. wes-
laco and San Benito will fight 1t
out TO determine who shall have
the inside track for o crack ct
Harlin.en. Anyway you look ct Il.
Harlingen will be one of the clubs
in the final fight for the cham
pionship. The Cardinals took the
measure Of San Benito last week.
eliminating a dangerous contender.
Weslaco. as yet undefeated, ap-
pears 10 be Harlingen's most ssri-
GUS o. sition. If the Partners
hurdle the Greyhound obstacle to-
day. the Valley championship viii
likely be decided Nov. 20 when the
Partners and Cardinals Get toEe-
Their at HarIfnEen.
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Goats. Caps. JscbetH. Shirts
Boots. Breecaes. Boot Seeks.
LesEins. Hip Boots. Guns.
Rifles, Peters. Remington ana
Western Ammunition. Decoys.
Knives. Grass Suit Blinds.
Ccmpasses. Gun Cases. RecoiI
Pads and Numerous ether
items.
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ORDINARILY. the pick.rs SHOULD
defeat tia Farles. But We are ~
the opinion that th~ ricksrs are
going Ia find the Fade forward
wall 4 hard hit OF humsritv 70
runcture. Unless we miss orr
ol,ess. the Pickers will be forced m
tste 70 the aerial route % r''1 no
= high score on the Fa-lss. ~ fire
Brownsville defense hold- the Picf--
e-s as exnected. the nffsrs- will
Sit back end await ? hrssr n iris
comes. IT,. Fs-ins ms tate THE
-,easure Of the picke-s. TIC Sc-ear-
INC Ea0ies offarSe Is ciirkirv-sr-
h,vs nrovrd that against Laredo.
Euf thew will he meeting = much
snurher line when shev run IN
.vai-~f the pirt~-s. C We a-s h~--
inc for a "hrrst" end about q 60
victory for the locals.
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new CAVALRY
GOOD AS OLD
This Years Beckfield is
Romping Into Style
Of 1924 Team
By WILLIAM BHAICHER
NFA Service sports Editor

Did you say the -Four 7 rsemen
Of Notre Dame have gonA Crow
ley. Miller. Layden and Stuhldreher
we're graduated years and years
ago? They took coaching Jobs and
they don't play the backfield for
Notre Dame any more?
Well. now. that's odd. The -Four
Horsemen have gone? There's
something funny about that. And
they have been gone for years and
years?
Why. they were out there Just
the other day I watched them
kick and pass and run. and for a
while forgot that ] was sitting IN
a magnificent new stadium.
Thought l was out there on old
Cartier Field. 1t all seemed very
real. too. You could hear their
hoofs thudding on the sod.
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THE Screaming Es-les : nrset-
ing the Robstown Cotton Pickers
az Rohstown TODAY The Pickers
opened the season with the best
material IN the district. For some
reason. Pockv Ru-1sli has not been
able IN get TIE Picker n-achira 70
clicking. His bows played q whale
If a game against the Austin
Naroons but Ins' 2s-f7. The Austin
bows made most ~ their scores with
a rhirivind ooeninv quarter. Thew
after. the Picksrs nutolaved the
Maroons. according TO scouts.
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CORPUS CHRISTI Should have
no great difficulty In dsfeatinr TIE
Hariandsie Indians. The Tndisns
were barely able TO nose out q IS
victory over the Laredo Tigers. who
we're beaten 44-o by the Browns
Vile Screaming Eagles here last
week. Main avenue. will be
reinforced under the fn~-sernester
rule. will be favored 10 defeat the
Kerrville squad.
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Standings

FIGHT LAST NIGHT
by The Associated Press
CHICAGO - Mike Dundee, Rock
Island, Ill. knocked out Ted Miriam
ca, Grand Rapids. Mich. 81.
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to compete fer these prizes
Is to purchase the ammunl-
tion you use to kill the ducks
or geese you bring In. from
our store. Co kill them nil on
the wing and to make affi-
davit that You killed them
yourself with ammunition
from our store. on the wing
and in o. legal way. The first
hunter In with the limit or
with the most ducks. or geese.
provided the limit isn't killed
during the day viii get the
first prize. the second ir the
same way. Ten or twelve
ducks and two or three geese
may win the first or second
prize. SO don't fail 10 report
your kill 10 us SATURDAY.
Prizes On display nov.
Cur store ~ ja-n sall -:-h
everything for the hunter.
Check over the following
items and see what you may
need to start the season of:
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Harry Sturldrelaer was there.
He crouched down behind the CEN
tel, Adam Walsh, and you could
hear his sharp ~staccatc commands
to the waiting backs. / saw him
kick the ball. Remember his kicks?
Just out Of bounds on the enemys
f~ive-yarn lire. Just as though he
carried the ball or threw II there.
Frank Carideo Is playing quarter
back for Notre Dame? Is ne short
and stocky? Does he look like
Stuhldreher? Surely. there's some
mistakel
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Cards Pinned

-
ALL THIS WEEK. Coach Dutch
Rektorik Of the Cardinals has been
fighting against over-confidence
The Cards had q taste az what this
element will do, when they TOOK A
pasting from the Kingsville Erahm-
as two weeks ago. The Edinbrrg
Bobcats sprung a surprise Oh the
supposedly strong McAllen Bull
dogs last week. carving them cut
TO the tune OF 1870. Coach Rektorik
has seen 10 II that the Bobcsts will
not slip I'D on his club. 1f the
Cardinals should 20 down. they will
90 down with their eyes wide Z. Ell.
AND WHILE soeakinz Of cham
pionship games. the Stuart Place
Rio Hondo tilt this week will be
the most important that as been
played in the Cameron county
Glass c conference. Stuart Place
has been topping yer all opposi-
ton and Rio Hondo Is being point
ed out as the coming champion.
DISTRICT EIGHT games are as
follows.
Main avenue at. Kerrvllle.
Brownsville at Rcbstown.
Corpus Christi az Harlandele.
Austin az Breckenridge.
II Is not hard to see which 81
these games is the most important
The Austin Breckenridge game takes
the cake. If Austin manages to
down Brack. she will virtually have
the championship sacked Up.
BENNY STRICKLAND's Ma
rooms will be the favorites over the
Alamo Citv aggregation. although
thew will be reinforced as a result
of the new ruling on the To-
semester affair. Breckenridge has
recovered several star players since
the reinstallation Of this rule The
Eagles had several BOYS enrolled az
the first OF the season. who were
cut from the squad because Of the
10-semester rule. Several Of these
bows had PLAYED with Jim Ken
bricks Chiropractic college eleven
According TO reports. the Austin
Rub has improved 80 Der cent over
last season and Moody will DISPUTE
but that the Maroons had good
material last season.
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CAMPING OUT

CAMPING OUT
Tents. Cots. Camp Chairs.
Camp Stoves. Bed Rolls. Cot
Mattresses, and Camping Pa
jarnas.
We have Gne other LITTLE
prize will let you try for: I'll
tell you about II Friday. is
a good one and everyone can
win II you uilI try.
VIII give away. NIL day Fri
day and Saturday. strong
black camp c~cffee-mayhe a
LITTLE cow for you boys
that have to have Il.
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Stunlurenerg surely, there's some
mistakel
Jimmy Crowley was out there in
that backfield the day | saw them.
Nobody could pass like Crowley
could. not even Barry Wood. Maybe
Benny Friedman was almost as
good. But just as sure as you're
born. Crowley was out there pass
ing the other day. l saw him run
back and dodge and survey the
field calmly. just as he did In the
old days. and then let 'er fly. And
Chuck Collins caught II s. yards
away.
Marchmount Schwartz IS throw
ing those passes now2 Who the
devil Is Marchmount Schwartz
You're not kidding me now. r
you. man?
Maybe YOU think / was only see
ing things. But wait until I tell
you about Elmer Layden. I know
] can't be wrong about this. He
went around left end. ~ealloping at
full tilt. Three guys hit him. He
spun like a kids toy top. vhirled
and dashed for 10 yards off right
tackle. He was dragging two men
along with him.
The guards and tackles we're tear
ing up that line. Galloping Elmer
went right through. After four
guys hit him he kept on. The
quarterback ran e to cut him
off. He jabbed that quarterback
right out OF there.
But jumping Joe Savoldi is
Fockne's chief line bucker this
year7 There's something funny
about that Did he play Saturday?
And after that touchdown. was IL
Carideo who kicked eoal2 II look
ed like Layden who kicked that
hall m me n uaS his stvie
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Well.
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
Senate Veteran
Dies At Capital

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70 UP
Lee Slater Overman. North Caro-
lima Democrat whose length OF serv-
ice in the United States Senate was
exceed by one member of the list
Congress, died early today at his
hotel apartment here.
Senator Overman. who would
have been II years old had he lived
until January next, had served
continuously since March 4, 1903
His democratic colleague from
North Carolina, Furnifold M. Sim
mons, has been in the Senate two
years longer.
A hemorrhage of the stomach
caused Overman'S death. He had
been i'll with a cold and indigestion
since last Friday at the Shoreham
Hotel. With him at death were Mrs
Overman and his daughter, Mrs +.
N. Snow of Washington. A blood
TRANSMISSION yesterday afternoon
failed to prolong life more than a
few hours.
Overman was born in Salisbury
N. c.. educated at Trinity College
(now Duke University and began
the practice of law in his native
town in 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
Havana Ruled
By Cuban Army

HAVANA, Dec. -. UP)-The Gu
ban army enforced order in Ha
Nans today, with constitutional
rights suspended throughout the
Island after weeks of recurrent dis
turbanceS.
The suspension of constitutional
rights was tantamount to martial
law. although martial law was not
declared. President Gerardo Mach
ado has the right to continue the
existing state throughout Cuba for
o0 days, If he sees fit.
RumorS that the president has
resigned, aroused by his absence at
meeting of the cabinet. were de-
MED in an official statement from
the government palace.
The president of the republic
has not resigned, nor does he think
OF resigning, because there is no
motive for this action" the state
ment said
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
CHICAGO HOPES TO
BLOCK ROAD SALE

CHICAGO, Dec. y. UPi-Attor-
neys for group of Chicago and
alton Railway stockholders were
reported today to be considering
legal means to prevent completion
OF the sale of the road at auction
to the Baltimore & Ohio system tor
about S75,000,000,
The historic old Chicago and AL
ton, dating back to the time OF
Abraham Lincoln, was Knocked
down yesterday by an auctioneer IN
the ladies waiting room of the road s
Depot at Wilmington, Ill BY the
purchase, the Baltimore and OhlC
extended its lines from Chicago TO
st. Louis and Kansas City.
Two New York attorneys, Doug
las N Moffat and Colin C. Ives, rep
resenting the B. q o., made the
high bid of S23 100000 for the q, q
AS 100 miles of track, fine trains
and equipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
Scientists Hunt
Fossil Remains

SOYOPA. Sonora, Mexico, Dec. T.
iu.9)-The question of whether the
North American continent. in some
prehistoric era. was populated by a
race of giants was expected to be
answered today as scientists sought
traces of fosSilized skeletons OF su-
permen buried by the banks OF the
faqui river, near here.
The expedition lett here yester-
Gay morning for its 20-mile pack TO
the spot where three skeletons re-
Gently We're unearthed by j. L. Cox
er, but because of the nature OF the
country traverSed by burro, no word
had been received from the party
this morning,
Coker, who is acting as guide OF
the expedition. expressed the opl-
MON that the spot once had been
burial ground, and scientists hoped
that many other fossil remains
would be uncovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
BY FREDERICK KUN
United Press Staff Correspondent

STOCKHOLM, Dec, -. W.DThe
european court debut of Sinclair
Lewis of Sauk Center, Mimi,
passed without incident last night,
except for two humorous inter-
ludeS. Lewis and three other Nobel
prize winners were King Gustafs
guests of honor ut a formal BAN
Quet at the royal palace.
First, some OF the bemedalled
and multi-ribboned guests over-
heard the American author con-
Gratulating members of the Swedish
royal family on their achievement
OF keeping awake during the two
hour ceremony in which the Nobel
prizes were presented Wednesday.
Second, Lewis fumb!ed in his
pocket for a cigarette when he
noticed King GuStaf smoking be-
.ore the end of the banquet. His
visible relief at the thought of a
cigarette after abstaining from
smoking during the long meal was
cut short when he was warned that
only the king could smoke while
The banquet was being served. Lewis
iet the cigarette repoSe in his
pocket but his face clearly reflect
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
TEN EXECUTED
BY CHINA FOR
ALLEGED PLOT

HANKOW, China, Dec. -. tu.P)-
The arrest and execution OF 10
Communists for their confessed plot
to assassinate President Chang
Kai-Shek was believed today to have
cXerted Gripping effect upon rad
ical activity throughout China.
The execution followed closely a
police raid upon red" headquarters
here. Acting on information that
an attempt would be made to Kill
the president upon his arrival here
from Marking. where he will estab-
lish base for attack upon bandits
authorities arrested nine men and
one 18-year-old girl. All confessed
to the plot before their execution.
More than 800 badges were found
in the raid 1t was revealed that
they were TO be used to gain en-
trance to a welcome meeting
planned for the chief executive. One
of those present was to shoot the
president while others were to make
such confusion that their COM
rade could escape.
Many more arrests were expected
to follow, a comprehensive list OF
Communists and agitators having
been seized in the raid.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
THINK AMERICAN
WAS ORDERED TO
LEAVE MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. Dec. II. U.Pl-
The disappearance of Louis Gallo
pin. president of the Mexican Pre-
Ierred Debts International Protec-
tive Association with offices in New
York, was believed on reliable auth
GRITTY today to be due to an official
intimation that he should leave
Mexico Immediately.
It was believed earlier that Gallo
pin had been kidnapped. He had
been missing since Wednesday, when
it was reported that three armed
men who claimed to be detectives
called at his office here and asked
that he accompany them to police
headquarters.
Gallopin'S organization oppoSec
the representation of Mexican bono
holders by Thomas Lamonts COM
mittee of international bankers, ano
also opposed the debt settlement
reached between Lamont and Sec
retary of the Treasury Luis Montes
de Oca. 1t was understood that
Gallopin had been asked tc leave
MCNlCO OLl dCCOuliL VI lllGSt dCllFl-
ties.
Friends here believed that Gallo
pin was enroute to New York Chief
of Detectives Colonel Casamiro Tai
amente denied that Gallopin was
wanted by the police, or that they
knew where he was.
NEW YORK, Dec. II. U.P}-Offl-
cials of the Mexican Preferred Debts
International Protective Association
said today that they knew nothing
Of the reported disappearance OF
Louis Gallopin in Mexico City
Gallopin spends most of his time
in Mexico City, it was said at his
offices here, and has been in Mexico
since September. Officials OF the
organization were surprised at his
reported kidnapping, as they knew
no reason why anyone should want
TO abduct him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
BODY OF FIDELITY
SEAMAN LOCATED

SANTA BARBARA. Dec. IL U.Pl
A body of a man believed to have
been a member of the crew of the
purse Seiner Fidelity, unheard OF
for two weeks since it was caught
in Pacific storm was found toGay
at Skunk Point on the west end
OF Santa Rosa island
The body was located by Captain
James Larsen, skipper of Santa
Barbara fishing smack, and was
not identified.
The last word of the Fidelity was
brought to the mainland by fish
ing boat captain who said he saw
the craft fighting the storm four
miles off Skunk Point.
A search for the Fidelity was
made but no trace of it was found
despite the fact that government
battleships and airplanes partici-
pated to cover thousands of square
miles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
LEWIS HAS DIFFICULT TIME
OBSERVING COURT ETIQUETTE

&C Republican sentiment, amid
royal surroundings.
Ladies in waiting with their long
trains and puffed sleeves interested
Lewis, as did the fact that the
king had his own waiter, who also
wore decorations. Perhaps for the
glorious soup he cooked in 1885,
Lewis suggested
The 93 guests at the banquet sat
punched together, and included
members of royalty, the cabinet,
the British and German ministers,
and the United States charge d.
uffairs. The invitations told the
guests to arrive at 7.30, but added
cautiously, home going at 9:30'
Old Plate Used
The guests formed a circle in
the reception room before the ban
Cuet, and the king entered and
walked around the circle, shaking
hands with each guest. Other
Nobel prize winners present were
I>r. Karl Landsteirer Of New York,
Professor Hans Fischer of Munich,
and Sir ChandraSekhara Raman of
Calcutta.
The banquet was served on 200
ycar Old silver plate. The menu in
cluded Caviar, conSomme. salmon
pheasant royal strawberry ice.
fruits and cakes, which the guests
consumed with sherry, red wine,
champagne, port and liquors.
After the banquet, everybody
stood until the king was seated in
The drawing rom. Ladies curtesied
before members OF the royal fam
ily. The king left to play bridge
at 9:30 ard most of the guests de-
parted soon after his majesty hade
them farewell.
Mrs. Lewis, who accompanied
her husband to Stockholm, later
confided to him: Il made a date
With the kings brother for Sun
Gay
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
STATES GERMANY
IS ABLE TO PAY
IT'S WAR DEBTS

RIVERSIDE, Calf. Dec. 10, (UP)
--Germany'S payment Of its war
debts hinges or its willingness to
pay rather than ability to DO so
Dr. William b. Munro, professor OF
government ut the California In
Stitute of Technology, told the In
stitute of International Relations. IN
session mere.
"Germany's willingness to pay de-
rends upon the political party III
power DR.. Munro said, and should
q party with no share in moulding
the present constitution gain sui
liclent power, repayment may be
seriously complicated.
There is an apparent tendency
for the National and Communist
parties to combine. Both are op-
posed to repayment and trouble may
enSue. If there is a delay in coaH-
ton until Germany'S industry and
foreign trade is rebuilt. then repara-
tions will be paid in full
The present German crisis with
its state of diSSa tisfaction has opened
the country to inducements OF
ILGly and Russia, FaciSm and Com
muniSm.'