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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-25
BIG SIX BARS
U. OF KANSAS
School Said To Be Guilty Of
Recruiting and
Substituting

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Oct. 25--tR1-
found guilty of recruiting and
substituting" athletes, the University
OF Kansas today was eliminated
from the Big Six conference be
yond this year"
The verdict OF guilty OF violating
the rifles OF the conference was
returned early today after "a lengthy
meeting or faculty representatives
Of the six conference members
here. The verdict read:
I'm view OF the practices M the
University OF Kansas In violation on
the rule or this conference relating
to recruiting and substituting ath-
letes. the other five members of
this conference decline 20 schedule
any athletic games or contests. not
now under contract. with the Uni
versity II Kansas for this academic
year. and no games or contests be-
yond this year"
James Bausch. m halfback. who
received honorable mention on some
Of the all-American football teams
last year, was the subsidized" ath-
lete. Phil Borello. former Kansas
City high school star, who attended
Notre Dame part OF last year. was
the recruited athlete.
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Good Contests
Are Scheduled
Along Seaboard

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-P1-Half
a dozen sectors Of the eastern foot
ball front today had stellar attrac-
tions.
Notre Dame and Pittsburgh, both
unbeaten and united, caused a sell
out for the first time since the
Pitt stadium was built.
The Yale Bowl was the site of
a colorful battle between Army's
unbeaten Cadets and Yale.
A strictly metropolitan duel be-
tween New York University and
Fordham made the Yankee Stadium
a mecca for close to $4,000 fans.
Other features were the clash Of
Dartmouth's triumphant Indians
and Har ard at the Harvard stadi-
urn; the Princeton-Navy joust at
Princeton; the Penn-C Colgate clash
at State college: an all-Philadel-
phia duel between Temple and VII
lanova; the Brown-Holy Cross COM
bat at Providence. and the night
c me in the Atlantic City auditori-
UNI between Washington and JEFF
ferson and Lafayette.
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.~ichigan-Illi.
Contest Draws
Much Attention

CHICAGO. Oct. 25-tP-A pair
OF battles of Big Ten championship
significance today headed up an
unusually quiet midwestern football
day.
At Ann Arbor, undefeated Michi-
gan faced Illinois in-and-out elev-
en-. while at Lafayette. Ind, Pur-
due was planted in the path Of
Wisconsin's title seeking Badgers.
The Wolverines ruled favorites over
Illinois but a hot fight appeared
likely with the Illini hoping to
erase the memory of a 80 TO 0 beat
ing by Northwestern last week.
Wisconsin's record was more i'm
presSive than Purdue's, but the
Boilermakers. desperate and strong
or in man power than at any time
this season. promised Glenn This
ticwaite's Badgers a strenuous af-
ternoon.
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Angels Take Third
Game by lilo Score

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25.-tPl-
Hollywood and Los Angeles rum
mayed through their baseball ros-
tiers today for pitchers who might
stem the tide of hitting for the
fourth game OF the play-off for
the coast.
The Angels stepped in yesterday
to defeat the Stars III to 10 in q
weird contest to halt Hollywood's
drive toward a second consecutive
pen--ant. after the Sheiks had won
the first two hitting bees.
1t continued to be a battle of
home runs. with Big Yves Schulz
merich the hero after a circuit wal
lop in the eighth bringing in the
winning run. The Stars had fritz
tered away a 10 to 2 lead. Two
other homers we're chalked up max
ing the total sixteen for the Sc
rieS.
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FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals addressed 10
Hon. r. p. Rentfro, mayor city OF
Brownsville, Texas. will be received
until 10 o'clock a. m MOnnay
October 81, 1890. for the furnishing
OF all material and labor. and con-
struction Of an administration
building 10 be erected az tho site
or the present chamber or com
merce building. all as per plans and
specifications on file with +.
II. Trimble. Architect. Merchants
Bank Building, Brownsville.
All bids shall be made on Official
proposal blanks attached to spec
ificatlons. Plans and specifications
and forms may be obtained of said
r. III. Trimble. Merchants Bank
Building, on deposit or certified
check for $1,000 made PAYABLE
without recourse 20 Hon. r. e
Rentfro, Mayor; said check or the
amount thereof viii be returned 10
each bona fide bidder upon retur
or plans and specifications IN good
condition on or before the date o.
contract letting.
Each DID must De accompanied
by certified check for $4,000 made
payable 20 Hon. II. B. Rentfro.
Mayor. as evidence OF good faith.
The successful bidder will be re-
CURED 10 furnish corporate surety
bond ia the amount OF fifty per-
cent ot the amount bid. The right
Is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
II. VAN HORN,
City Secretary
lois 20 ~ inc.-l2t-5Bf2
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SUMMARY

Pressure is high from the Lakes
70 the west Gulf coast and has risen
along the Pacific coast. A low
pressure trough extends from Mon
tana and the Dakotas TO Arizona
and a deep depression is central
off the New England coast. With
the exception Of New England,
southern Florida and the northwest,
generally fair weather has prevail
ed since last report with somewhat
lower temperatures along the Gulf
coast. Light frost occurred over por-
tons of northeast Texas. Arkansas.
northern Louisiana, western Mis-
sisSippi, northern Georgia and
southeastern North Carolina.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
TIL "A OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that by virtue of an Order Of Sale.
issued out Of and by the Clerk or
the Honorable District Court or
Cameron County. One Hundred
Third Judicial District Of the State
OF Texas, on the 10th day of Octo-
Der, "A. ID. 1880. on a Judgment rem
dered In said Court, on the 18th
day Of September, "a. ID. 1880, In
Cause No. 9711, entitled. Realty
Trust Company. Plaintiff. VS.. J. r.
Roberts, ct al, Defendants" In IA
vor OF Realty Trust Company, Plain
tiff, and against Harrington Develop
ment Company. Defendant. for the
sum of Two Hundred Ninety-nine
Dollars tS299O0). together with in
terest and costs of suit. and I'm favor
Of Plaintiff and against the De-
PENDANTS Harrington Development
Company. j. r. Roberts, The Nation
al Loan and Investment Company,
and 4. >. Gibson. foreclosing Plain
tilf's Liens upon property herein
after described. and placed In my
hands for execution, I, John Mar
llls OO4toldbAC VI NdliiCAOn OOOAAN9F
Texas, did on the 10th day of Oc-
tober. "A. ID. 1880, az ten o'clock A.
Nj, seize ard levy upon the follow
ing described property, situated In
the City Of Harlingen. County Of
Cameron, State of Texas. to-wit:
Lot Eleven CID, In Block One
Hundred Forty I40), OF the
Townsite OF HarlinFe1. Gamer
on County, Texas, as so designat-
ed and described y the Plat
thereof and its record i'm the
Plat OF other records OF Cam
eron County. Texas.
and that on the First Tuesday in
November, A. ID. 1880. being the
Fourth Day of said month. between
the hours OF ten o'clock "a. M, and
four o'clock %. m. on said cay, mt
the Court House Door OF Cameron
County. in the City of Brownsville,
Texas, / will offer for sale and sell
at public auction, for cash, the
above described property. and all
right title and interest Of the said
Harlingen Development Company.
J. r. Roberts. The National Loan
and Investment Company. and T..
:. Gibson. in and to said property
DATED at Brownsville, Texas. this
10th day OF October. "A. ID. 1880.
JOHN MARTIN.
Constable OF Prect. 2.
Cameron County. Texas.
10-l1-i9-25-3t-3866
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

IL the Associated Press.)
ST. PAUL. Minn.-Bilr Light.
St. Paul, ~outpointed frankie Bat
taglia. Winnipeg. u0).
CHICAGO-Danny belmont. Chi
cago. o%utpointed Johnny Melton,
w York. l0D.
DENVER. Colo.-Young Harry
WIS. San Diego. knocked out
Charlie Feraci. New Orleans. CD.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Royal e.
lott. Alhambra. Calf. and AL Fay.
New York. drew. NO).
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Kiwanis Convention
Sought For Valley

SAN BENITO, Oct. 25.-Valley
Kiwanians. who have ut In thei
bid fer the 1892 Texas Oklahoma
convention, have been offered as
sistance OF the Corpus Christi anc
Sa.l Antonio organizations in secur-
ing the meeting and entertaining
1t, said w. "A. Rasco OF Brownsville
lieutenant governor elect, a talk
before the local club at the Stone
wall Jackson hotel.
The club voted to purchased a
trophy to be given away in the air
races to be staged at formal op-
ening OF the intermediate landing
field here Nov. IL.
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HONOLULU. Oct. 25-P-Jim-
NV Hill OF Manila knocked out
Johnny Simpson OF San Antonio.
Tex, in one minute and thirty five
seconds in the first round OF their
fight here last night. Hill floored
Simpson three times during the
short bout. Hill entered the ring
a. IA and Simpson at 143 pounds.
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Ponies Get Chance To
Boost Southwest Stock Today

against the Rice Owls at Houston.
The r favored TO break In with
a victory. having exhibited a heap
OF power in smashing the University
OF Oklahoma, IL to Z, last week. The
Owls, on the other hand. looked only
fair 70 middling In their z to 6 loss
to the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Another conference tilt finds the
Texas Aggies mixing it with Arkan-
sas on a neutral grid at Little Rock,
with the winner very much in doubt.
Strictly on the basis of comparative
scores, the Farmers are some 81
points better than the Porkers. They
held Texas Christian 10 a single
field goal last week, 3 to 0. while
the Hogs fell before the same Frogs,
40 to O..
Frogs Take II Easy
OF the seven conference teams,
Texas Christian has promise Of the
easiest going today. The Texas Tech
Matadors visit the Frog pond for
their annual skirmiSh. and the Bull
Fighters have not been doing SO
well this year. They caught a one
sided licking from the Texas Miners
a fortnight ago and doubtless will
catch another from the Christians
second and third teams today. Cy
Leland and other stars Of Coach
Schmidt's constellation are expect
ed to see little service.
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Second Quarter

Benway added four through right
tackle. Bennett lost several yards
when he slipped and fell. Lee made
six. but 1t lacked a foot Of a first
down and the ball went "
Benavides got off a long punt
which. roll and all. was good for
so yards. Wilson ran 1t down and
returned 10 to Brownsville's 40
yard line. Bennett made five az
center and Wilson added two. Ben
way added enough to make first
down on Laredo's 40 yard line
Bennett dove two yards over the
line. Lee made 81 yards through
the right side OF the line, making
1t first down on Laredo's 20 yarc
line. Lee rs carefully picking his
holes. He made ii look easy as he
slow motioned his way through the
yawning holes the Brownsville for
wards were opening. Wilson spur
six ar center. Bennett made three
and Wilson added enough TO maxi
it first down on Laredo's G-yard
stripe. Benway failed 70 gain. Ler
circled left end to a touchdown
Plunge for point failed. Score 1910
Garcia returned Brownsville's
kickoff five yards to his 38 YARD
line. A faxed pass failed 10 work
Guzman took a II yard pass but
the Laredo line was offsides and
the play was called back and thf
Tigers penalized five yards. An
other pass was good for rs yards
making 1t first down on Browns
vile 48 yard line. This was La
redo's first first down Lee stretch
ed himself out and batted down N
Tiger pass. TIuiillo went In fc~
Lee. Aguilar took a PASS good for
eight yards. nerby Thomas inter.
cepted his second pass OF the game
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La Feria in Second Place
While San Benito
Is Third
VALLEY FOOTBALL

Results Friday
Harrington 10. San Benito o.
Donna 7, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
La Feria IL Edinburg O.
Weslaco 80. Mercedes 0.
Results Tuesday
Edinburg Is, McAllen o.
La Feria IA. p. s. j. A. Il.
Game Saturday
John Reagan CHouston) at Nc
Allen (non-district.)
Games Next Friday
Edinburg at Harrington.
Brownsville at RobStown.
La Feria at Mission.
McAllen at Donna.
Mercedes at Pharr.
Weslaco at San Benito.
Rangerville at Los FresnoS.
Stuart Place at Rio Hondo.
With the Valley championship
chase four games old, the dope pot
seems 10 have simmered down to
two clubs-Weslaco and Harrington.
These are the only undefeatcd UNI
tied cluDs ir the Valley.
Last week there were four teams
in this category but McAllen and
San Benito fell bv the wayside this
week. The Edinburg Bobcats
sprang a surprise on the Bulldogs.
taking to the air to beat them H.
0 Tuesday. Harrington carried San
Benito out yesterda7 1910 on the
Greyhound field.
Friday La FeIia boosted herself
into undisputed possession OF Sec
ond place by defeating the Fdin-
burg Cats 1910. BY virtue o. ner
defeat. San Benito hit the grade
for third place.
Weslaco. the other contender,
romped away with Mercedes 1910.
Winding up the docket. Donna
ed out the Tri-City aggregation Z
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Train Sche lies
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down. SiSsel no gain. Lawrence ~
gain. West puntS 30 yards to Sloan
VINO returns 10 yards. Pass. Smith
. ROBERTS for first down. Smith
puntS so yards 10 Harlineen's ~
yard line. West fumbles and pace
RECEIVERS FOR San Benito. Smis,
loses W yards on attempted end
run. Smith kicks TO Harlineen,s 10
yard line where the ball is grounded
oy Welch- West punts 40 yards 10
Sloan who returns 5 yards. Billew
loses ten yards on attempted pass
Pass incomplete. Pass. Smith In
Anderson good for ten wards as game
ends Score, Harrington 19. San Ben
ito O..
San Benito Pos. Harrington
Left End
"eich Drake
Left Tackle
A01c ~ Brlndley
Left Guard
humble Water
Center
Cooke d. Lawrence
Right Guard
Gay DruTv
Right Tackle
morgan Sanders
Right End
Bllew Hartin
Quarterback
Sloan j. Lawrence
Left Half
Smith Scheupbach
Right Half
Roberts Sissel
Fullback
AA4Ntl s.....-.- ..-.-.... west
Officials: Referee, Clark. Texas;
Osborne. Umpire. Missouri; York.
Headlinesman. San Marcus: john
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BIJIIETIy

FirSt figures, lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yester-
day: third. wind velocity at 8 a.
m: fourth. precipitation in last "a
hourS.)
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TIGER BACKS
ARE STOPPED
Brownsville Club Smoothly
Irons Its Way To
2 Touchdowns

Demonstrating a strong running
attack and an impregnable de-
tense, the Brownsville Screaming
Eagles scared to new heights here
Friday afternoon when they de-
feated the Laredo Tigers 44sO.
There was no doubt as to the
outcome from the opening moments
Of play when the Screaming Eagle
machine began to click as never be-
fore this season. After taking the
Kickoff, the Eagles ironed straight
down the field to a touchdown in
IL plays. Lee capped the climax by
racing 80 yards TO the touchdown.
In the same quarter, Lee again
got away for Sc yards and another
touchdown. All OF the Eagle backs
gained at will as the forwards
opened yawning holes in the Laredo
line. So strong was the Brownsville
defense that Laredo was able to
make but three first downs and
those came al the result Of passes.
The Eagles continued their good
work to punch over two more touch
downs In the second quarter. They
added three more in the third
quarter.
The Brownsville club displayed a
determination which would not be
denied. In addition to that, II seems
that they have succeeding IN tim
ing their intricate system of pass
ing and are o a smoothly work
ing grid unit. They made most OF
their gains with a running attack,
not relying upon their passing at
tack to a great extent.
Second string men took the field
In the last quarter and held the
visitors to better than even terms.
Starting lineups:
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Air Mail Schedules

The sehedule for the mall between
growrsvfIle and balias IL announced
py the postoffice department as fol-
lows:
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BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS, Oct. 25-R)-The Bay
lor Bears, meeting Centenary Col
lcge at Shreveport, and Southern
Methodist. tackling Indiana Uni
versity Hoosiers in the big Fair Park
bowl here, have an opportunity to-
day to improve the Southwest con-
ference's in~tersectional slate for
1880.
While the University OF Texas inn
proved the sections record consid-
erably by seeking the Oklahoma
Sooners last week, the Southwest
still is far in arrears for the cur
rent season. "A double victory for
the Mustangs and Bears today would
90 a long way toward making I'D the
deficit and restoring confidence all
around.
Various factors. including the
weather and the fact that Indiana
scarcely Is rated among the strong
est teams of the Big Ten, have con-
tributed to establish Southern Meth
odist a big favorite in the tussle
here, despite the Methodist's indif-
ferent showing In their tie with
Baylor last week. Weldon Speedy
Mason and Malcolm Powell, regu-
lars. still are out Of the Fony line
up, but Coach Ray Morrison has
built up two first" teams that he
figures will wear down and rout the
Hoosiers. Prospects were for COM
paratively warm weather, a handi-
cap TO the boys from the north.
Bears Pinned
Baylor was prepared for a real
battle at Shreveport. Fearful of q
let-down after last weeks rousing
fray with 5. M. IT,, Coach Jennings
has drilled his men to the limit for
the Gentlemen. who have tied Tex
IS and beaten Iowa. While the
Bruins boosted themselves right uu
into the contender class by drawing
with the Mustangs. they will have
to make an impressive showing to-
day to remain there. They proved
last week that they have a formid-
able passing attack and a constant
running threat in Jake Wilson
While the BaptiSts and Methodists
arc tying to recoup internationally
the University of Texas Longhorns
will open their conference campaign
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d United States ali mall postnss
~ ~erts for each additional ounce or
e~s~ssor thereof. Letters mailed 10
srs limited States for the points 10
Mexico take this rate
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FOOTBALL
RESULTS
CLASS "A"

CLASS "A"
(Note: Indicates undefeated,
united club.)
District Two
Breckenridge IS, Cisco 8.
District Three
Sunset z, Dallas tech 8.
Poly II, Sherman 6.
Oak Cliff 80, North Dallas 0.
Highland Park 20, Stripping G
District Five
Greenville' 20. Denton 2.
Paris a, Mckinney o.
District Six
Tyler "a. Nacogdoches 0.
PALESTINE 8. Marshal o.
District Seven
jeff Davis 81. Mildly o.
DistSict Eight
Corpus Christi 81. Kerrville 6.
Brownsville "A. Laredo 0.
Alamo Heights 0. Austin so.
CLASS "B" RESULTS
Killeen 0, Cameron 0.
Ennis 0. State home 40.
Dawson 9. Mexia "a.
Odessa 0. Midland 81.
Forney 0, Commerce 10.
Northside eft. WORTH II, Cor.
sicana orphans o.
Mount Pleasant 81. Longview II
Roscoe z. Snyder 90.
ST. Ed Reserves 0, Allen acaden,c
Roby 0. Colorado II.
Taylor Is, Bolton 6.
College
Frog freshmen 10. John Tarleton 4
Denton Teachers 20. Abilene
Christian ~.
New Mexico Military 7. Texas
college Of Mines 81.
st. Edwards Props o. San Marco.
academy So.
southwestern University 0. South
west Texas Teachers 10.
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Officials: Referee, Clark. Texas;
Osborne. Umpire. Missouri; York,
Eeadlinesman. San Marcus: john
ston, Field Judge. Daniel Baker.
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" N4AAF AAOAtANr
City Secretary
lois TO ~ inc.-l2t-5Bf2
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-20
B. c. SALMON FISHERMEN RENEW OPPOSITION TO USE OF FISH TRAPS

The N. B. c. Salmon Fishermen's Association convention closed in Prince Rupert recently with the members maintaining their attitude toward salmon traps, which is op- position to thein use.
 The fishermen are also opposed to the size of the salteries license fee of $500 imposed by the govern ment, as they feel it will kill the industry. and incidentally lessen competition in a particular species of salmon. The association is di- rectly opposed to transfer of any further administrative power to the provincial government from Feden- al authority, relative to the fishing industry.
 The following officers of the as- soeiation were elected at the con- vention:
 Executive Committee - Gustave Norman. chairman; Mike Anderson, Jack Roberts. V. Mnrkland, A. Snellman, Jack Dean. Charles Lord The latter was reelected general secretary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-20

in Congress. Just what this will mean to Alaska at Washington is not easy to forsee. Congress is split on party lines with neither party able to claim much advantage. Both sides have announced their inten- tion to work in harmony for the welfare of the country as a whole, but this statement may we'll be talk en with a whole handful of salt.
 Democracy made strong advance there is little question of that. Had Alaska's Democratic candidate, George Grigsby, been elected it may be he would have found national political lines more favorably drawn to help Alaska than will the Repub- lican delegate.
 Judging by the prediction state ments which were made Alaskan voters had little choice, so far as personal ability and qualifications of the congressional candidates were concerned. Either MT. Wickersham or MT. Grigsby were and are well able to do a lot for Alaska at Wash ington. What the successful candi- date actually does remains to be seen.
 Regardless of party affiliations every public and private citizen of Alaska should be behind Delegate elect Wickersham and give him ev- cry assistance in working for the good of Alaska. Our territory is too much in need of help from Wash ington to permit partisan politics throwing monkey wrenehes in the wheels of endeavor. The man who allows selfish interest to work hard ship on Alaska is not going to be popular-whethen he be a private citizen here at home or Alaska $ delegate to Congress.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-20
OPEN FORUM
TIRED OF WAITING

To The Editor:
 In November, 1929, at the re- quest of several trollers and men on work boats, got up a petition with fifty signatures, mostly resi- dents of Wrangell, asking for the repair of the float near Shakes Is land. We asked nothing elaborate; three logs was all that was needed.
 The town council said that they would have the repairs made as soon as the weather moderated. We agreed to do the work ourselves, but we were told that the city would see to it. We were also promised lights and water on the fisherman's float in the bay.
 Walking over the present float after dark is dangerous, even for a man, although I have seen lots of women using it. The float down by the hotel is not convenient fon men who live on boats up in the bay, and it is dangerous in a blow
 If we want action a S1 subscrip- tion would not break any of us, and with this money we could get three logs for strengthening and lengthen- ing the old float.
 call on Jim Bradley, who is fix ed to carry on with this. Barring three subscriptions, relieve myself of further action in the matter.
 JOE SUMPTION.