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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Exceptional Opportunity to Recover Your
Market Losses; Backed by Essential
Industry

$4,000 corporation needs additional capital for
expansion in the development and sale of citrus fruit
acreage in Hidalgo County, Texas, Rio Grande Valley.
Beautiful clubhouse and grounds with 40-acre grove;
500 acres already set to trees and sold; 500 acres
ready to set to trees; several hundred acres additional
available; money amply secured. Care of groves, one
to three years, included in sales contract, makes in
vestment especially attractive to purchasers. Excep-
tional profits. For information address Box E94, care
his paper.
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A Real Home

Gulf breeze exposure. A luxuri-
Gus. new, tile-stucco built for
this climate. Large rooms.
Plenty Of ventilation. A delight
full place to live. Airplane
sleeping porch with lavatory.
Also ? large bedrooms with con-
Meeting tile bath and extra
lavatory on first floor. Most
attractive location in Rio
Grande Valley. Palm Blvd. in
Los EbanoS. a highly restricted
addition. Lot 7Ox160. Plenty
Of shade trees and citrus trees
in bearing. You can buy this
right. Hand-blocked linen
Grapes included. r. r. Raglan.
builder. invites your inspection.
Tel. 985-w. E-l04
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REAL ESTATE

UNIMPROVED 10 acres east Of San
Benito 2 miles. Lots 6 and 7. Terms:
1919 down. Principal payable out OF
share crops If desired. Submit your
proposition to owner-Sln.th Real
Estate Company, 616 Main Street.
saltwater. Oklahoma. E-24
GOOD REVENUE producing brick
business property in Harrington
fastest growing town In Rio Grande
Valley-for sale. Value $50 900.
Can be handled for one fourth cash.
VIII take much as $4,000 in X
change for good land or other APP
proved property free OF incum-
brance. Address p. o. Box 2i6, Har-
lingen, Texas. E-66
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Airport Land Bargain

For Sale. cheap for cash. 81 acres
joining Brownsville airport on the
north on paved road. Write or
phone @. H. Swallow. Alamo, Tex
as, representing owner.
E-1i2
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-At Point Isabel, two
business lots, corner Mussina and
Powers, block %. together making
50xi20 feet, $1,000 cash. Isauro
Maya, II. Matamoros. Eos
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One lot and two
houses near court house On Madi-
son street, for sale cheap. Infor-
nation, call at 1921 jefferson street.
E-I00
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HOUSES

FOR RENT-One house tn West
Brownsville. one In Victoria Heights,
furnished or unfinished. Phone
981-J. ESQ
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FOP SALE-Crate-fattened fryers.
laree breed, weighing from n ami
q hEf to two and O half pounds,
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FOR SALE

A real sacrifice for cash. 18 shares
common stock in the Rio Grande
Hardware and Machinery company.
II you are looking for a good in
vestment. call or write @. L. Bur-
ton. Weslaco. Texas. Phone No.
log. p. o. Box number z. E-l06
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FURNISHED o

NICELY furnished cool room III
private family. Close In. Phone
910-W. D-24I
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FURNISHED room in private
home. Meals II desired. AZ Levee.
phone SIS. Est
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"The money paid for rent is lost forever and never comes back.
nor can 1t be converted into cash or exchanged Tor anything
Of value
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RABBITS

SMALL bur mighty-so it Is with
Herald Classified ads.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms. gas, lights
and water. 1925 Madison. E-85
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

HERALD Classified ads re bargain
ccun+ers for thousands OF Valley
people every day.
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FOR SALE-Home grown Marglobe
tomato seed at $500 per pound on
term OF $3.50 cash. A. A. Laughlin,
Los FresnoS. E-l09
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HOLLINGSWORTH Hotel - Now
located at 1908 Adams. Roor and
board. family style table. D-4S
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FOR SALE-Corona portable type
writer used only one month. S35. 90.
Poole Electric Shop, Phone 1872.
E-91
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
TRADE BASKETEERS
 OPEN WITH A WIN
Local Quintet Ekes Out One Point
 Victory Over Terryylle

Tn the opening game of the pres ent basketball season. the New Brit | ain State Trade school quintet SCOT cd one-point victory over the Terryville high school five yesterday at the New Britain high school gymnasium. The final count was 25 to 24 in favor of the locals.
 It appeared that it was going to be an easy win for the local team because in the first half, the locals ran up lead of 13 to , over the opposition. In the second half, it was a different story with the Ter ryville team clicking and shooting with a deadly precision. The locals, however, hit their stride again and managed to keep in the lead by a lone point.
 Musso. Stefanowicz and Malone did the scoring for the local outfit while VI. Mathos and L. Pitkc piled upu the points for the visitors. Deutch's work on the defensive apd Erickson's floorWork featured.
 Just as the whistle sounded to end the game. Prysenski of the visit ing team tainted. He was quickly attended 10 and was revived.
 The Terryville Seconds defeated the Trade School Seconds in a pre- liminary game.
 Coach Bradley has had to build an entirely new team this year, all of last years regulars having de- parted He is looking forward to d successful season.
 The scnrn.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
MAPLE LEAFS ARE
 LEADING LEAGUE
Toronto Hockey Team Gives
 Mar00ns Sound Tr0uncing

New York, Nov. 19 tPp-Although the National Hockey league season is hardly under way, it already has shown that there must be, something in Conny Smythc's theory that d small squad of good and hard work ing players is more effective than q blg team.
 Smythe's Toronto Maple Leafs, carrying only 12 players, including a spare goal tender are out ahead today with five points to their credit from two victories and tie in three games. The Leafs gave the Montreal Maroons d sound 10 trouncing last night. as King Clancy, their $35,o00 "beauty' came through with . neat goal and q second was awarded when the referees ruled that Lionel conacher, Maroon de- tense man, had thrown his stick at the puck.
 The race. however, remains close enough to satisfy almost any fan. The Boston Bruins joined the big group of teams which have four points apiece last night as they got q slice Of revenge for last year S beating by Les Canadiens of Mon trcal in the Stanley cup finals. The Bruins broke loose with a third period rally that netted them a 5-2 victory over the Flying Frenchmen and put them on a par with the De- troit Falcons, who already had won two straight games.
 The two New York teams, the Rangers and Americans, played a hard fought scoreless tie, It was the second deadlock for each team and left them with four points apiece in the standings. The Philadelphia Quakers gave the first signs Of strength when they made q come back in the final period against Otta- va and gained a - deadlock for their first point after three straight defeats. They are tied with Chicago in the standing while the Maroons are at the bottom having lost three games without scoring q goal.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

weapon and it's complement, the Last season the Blue was a strong favorite at game time but once more the lateral was too deceptive land the Crimson earned d 10-6 de- csion.
 Yale holds wide edge in victor ies since the series began in 1875 with total Of - wins l5 defeats and SIX ties. Since 1908, however. Harvard has held the upper hand with l victories, six defeats and three ties. The Blue will be favored to increase it's advantage but by no wide odds. In fact there would be occasion for surprise if the margin of victory was greater than one touchdown. one way or the other.
 The Yale-Harvard game stands head and shoulders above any other eastern offering, but there are a half dozen other battles Of first-rate importance.
 BucEncIl, with ifs star back, Clark HinkIc, invades New York 10 op- pose Fordham's strong array, de- feated by St. Mary's Of California but unbeaten by any eastern eleven since Georgetown walloped them in November. 1928. Fordham has come out Of the St Marys debacle with confidence unimpsired and will be favored over the Bisons
 Another New York duel brings to- gether New York university and Rutgers. At Annapolis, Navy. badly crippled. meets the strong Maryland eleven Of the southern conference. Army, with Notre Dame to be met on Nov. %, has d "breather" against Ursinus.
 There are trio Of big time games
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

is a capacity house at Foot Guard on Thursday night.
 O'Brien is favored to win and sees himself as victor on a kayo. Frankie has the edge on Smith in experience and in boxing skill, but Smith is the harder puncher. There's better than an even chance that the bout will end in a knockout.
 It is expected that the winner will be matched with Harry Ebbets Four six round bouts make up the under card. This is it:
 Sal Carta, Middletown, vs. Carmen Knapp, New Haven; Rocky Rayo, Hartford, vs. Nick Petite. New Ha- ven; Joe Howard. Hartford, vs. Farmer Burns, Hartford; Billy Av- era. Hartford, vs. Nick Chrsty.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
RAzzES N01RE DAME
Coach Dick Hanley of northwestern Doesn't see Any Excuse for Use of Crying Towel"

Evanston, Ill.,. Nov. 19 UP)-'I don't see any excuse for Rockne and the Notre Dame supporters to get out the crying toweT just because they have lost Joe Savoldi." Coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern uni Ycrsity told the United Press today.
 "savoldi undoubtedly was great tullback but l don't think he vas any better than Pug" Rentner and you don't see us crying over Rent ner's loss. We'll miss Rentner just as much, and perhaps more, than No1re Dame misses Savoldi
 'Notre Dame has two good full lacks to take Savoldis place and in Russell We have a fine man to take Rentners place."
 FOR BEST RESULTS
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
BOXERS FINISH
 WORK FOR BOUT
Frankie 0'Brien and Joe Smith
 to Battle Tomorrow Night

Hartford. Nov. 19 - Frankie OBrien and Joe Smith today wind up training for their ten-round bat ile at Foot Guard hall Thursday night.
 Both have put in ten busy days in preparation for this battle and will be in fine shape for bout which each is more than ordinarily eager to win.
 They are natural rivals-bo.h Hartford boys, rugged, hard hitters and each having a big following i'll Hartford. There is real rivalry be- tween the camps and the indication
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

in Pennsylvania with Carnegie Tech seeking to halt Temple at Philadel- phia; Georgetown tangling with Eill- anova at Nillanova; and Lehigh in
 yading Easton for the annual clash with Lafayette. Washington and Jefferson and | West Virginia match brains and
 bTawn at Mcrgantown. w. Va, in the sections only other important duel
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

The crack foursome from the Tabs invaded the Idle Hour course in Plainville last evening but met with tough opposition. The Idle Hour team showed the locals a few tricks or two and won the match by 1G strokes.
 The Plainville four is a strong combination and is planning to meet the star Stanley Arena team in the near future. The Idle Hour course ls the favoritc golling grounds Of Plainvile golfers.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
HARVARD ID USE LATERAL PASSES
Play Has Always Puzzled Yale
 Defense in Annual Games

New York. Nov. l9 (pA-The lat eral pass, as developed by Arnold Horween, carried Harvard to vic tories over Yale in 1928 and 1922. and the chances are it will be call ed on frequently when these an cient rivals get together for the 49th time in the Yale Bowl next Satur day.
 In 1928. the Els never did find q way 10 stop the Crimson's fayorlte
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

According 10 unofficial figures of the 195G census, there are lS7 cities Of more than 5O.00o population in the United States. Port Arthur, Texas, with 5O,067, is the 1S7th.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

The Tabs golf team Of Walsh. kel- ly, Wolfer and Callahan. defeated the Bristol four of Case. Blaskcy. Stewart and Spierson at the Tabs course by SC strokes. Then the local team lost to the PIainville quartet Of Kramer Bailey, Smith and Web ster by 13 strokes.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Terryyille High School
'itain Trade

lotdlS ....' -o
 Where played. New Britain high school; when played, November IS. 1930; score at half time, 1855; referee, Nickson; timer, Stein; SCOT CT, Bradbury.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

According to the best information available, efforts will be made to se- cure the team that was to have rep resented Meriden in the league but If Owner Jack Arute decides 10 op- crate in Kingston. N. Y, he will have B hold on the players named for the local quintet.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

There is rumor around to the effect that Wusterbarth and Doc" Letourneau of Meriden have gath cred together group of men in Meriden and they will seek a fran chise in the American Roller Hook ey league. According to the report, the two men will be in Albany today at a. meeting to put through their plans.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

A mistake has been made in the announcement that the Vermont -Aacademy football team which is 10 play the High school team in this city Thanksgiving morning for the benefit Of the mayors unemploy- ment relief fund. would practice at the local field Friday. Doc Potts, one of Nermont's most loyal rooters, tells us that the team is scheduled 10 play the N. Y. L, frosh eleven in New York on Friday. The Vermont team will practice here tomorrow noon.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

If Meriden secures a franchise in the circuit, it will be an added dis appointment that New Britain is out. Two Connecticut teams would be ideal in the league which now thas all New York state teams enter ed.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Putting the Hazards.....

The American Hosiery girls golf putting team defeated the New Brit ain Machine girls team last night at the Stanley Arena course in an In dustrial league game. The scores were as follows: New Britain Ma chine, Miss Dennis 53, Gertrude F'ie- Der 5l. Lillian Gustafson 59, Bertha Simmons 57, total 220. American Hosiery. Miss Rice 53, Rose Meeker 52. Anna Gavelek 46 and Mary Wal lach 49. total 200.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Captain Stedman of the Palace Five predicts a complete victory for the locals. A victory for the Palace Five will put the Rogers Recreation team in first place in the standing. The Palace team will roll a return match in Southington Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

lne Ctdnley Arena course Tn an ln- dustral league game. The scores were as follows: New Britain Ma chine, Miss Dennis 53, Gertrude F'ie- Der 5l, Lillian Gustafson 59, Bertha Simmons 57, total 290. American Hosiery. Miss Rice 53, Rose Meeker 52. Anna Gavelek 46 and Mary Wal lach 49. total 200.
 Landers and the American Hos iery are leading the Girls Industrial league q the Arena with one win and no losses. Trumbulls and New Britain Machine are tied for second with a win and a loss while Fafnirs and North & Judds still have to break into the win column.
 The Vulcan Iron Works, Southern New England Telephone Co. r. 6; F. Corbin American Hardware and Union Works, are in the league but h'Ven't pl2.-ed yet.
 The Skinner Chuck girls have been admitted into the league and they will play on Fridays. Someone has stolen the cup. won | by Jack Heery in the late Church street tournament. It was at Engine i Co. No. fire house.
 In last nights playoff. Mrs. H. o. Rex and Gladys Rau met to settle their tie of Monday, Miss Rau hit a 40 and thereby took first prize. 1 In the big prize golf tourney start cd at the Arena last night, the fol- lowing results were scored: Hill and McCarty won from Fightlcy and Zen ga two up: Herman and Swataskc beat Scharff and Saunders three up; Carr and Montanelli defeated G. Wolfer and Gleason one up; Meehan and Stemple beat Campbell and An derson one up and Lew Zenga and Wynne beat Murphy and Felix three up. Other games will be played to- night and Friday.
 Jim Campbell took first place with q 40 in the playoff for the daily prize.
 The Merchants league opened last night at the Cocoanut Grove. Fitch & Jones defeated the Globe Cloth
 ing 1a6 to 217. Lent had low with a
 43. The Manning Armstrong team
 beat Raphael's Store 19S 10 91G Manning had low with A. In the third game, Travers Clothes team beat United Mems Shop o10-220.
 Dom Soccoli paired with Fred Gennette at the Grove to play John Dudack and Mike Gordon. The teams were tied at the finish. Cor don has improved his game since he began playing the 18th hole safe. Four male Cocoanuts from the Grove issue a challenge to any four
 man team in the city. matches 10 be ! played at the Grove.
 A leacue game between Eafnirs and Corbin Cabinet girls will be
 played tonight at 7;3O o'clock al the l Grove.
 Jimmy Kelly was low al the Tabs course last night with a g. Miss Gertrude O'Brien led the women with 52.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
S pc a Xxi g of Sports

Southington. leader in the Connec- ticut State Duckpin Bowling league. will meet the Palace Five at the Palace Alleys on Main street to- night in a state league contest. The games will start at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Jimmy kelly was low al the Tabs course last night with g. Miss Gertrude O'Brien led the women with 52.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

The Southington team has won 29 games and has lost 13 for a grand percentage of .694. On the team is one of the incest bowlers in the state in the person of Silveria. He is the smallest man in the league.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

There are 1.7S7 ordained woman preachers in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Tickets for the charity game are selling very we'll and handsome sum should be secured for the mayors fund. Everyone interested In football and everyone interested in aiding the unemployed. should be on hand for the game. The combined attendance should fill the park 10 it's capacity
 The Industrial Bash etball league got off with a bang last night. A fairly large sized crowd attended and the first night augurs well for the balance of the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Landers and the American Hos iery are leading the Girls Industrial league q the Arena with one win and no losses. Trumbulls and New Britain Machine are tied for second with a win and loss while Fafnirs break into the win column.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
WITH THE BOWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

K. & L. FACTORY LEAGUE
 DDrSPf.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

A league game between Eafnirs and Corbn Cabinet girls will be played tonight at 7;3O o'clock al the Grove.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Four male Cocoanuts from the Grove issue challenge to any four man team in the city. matches 10 be played at the Grove.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Dom Soccoli paired with Fred Gennette at the Grove to play John Dudack and Mike Gordon. The teams were tied at the finish. Cor don has improved his game since he began playing the 18th hole safe.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

In last nights playoff. Mrs. H. o. Rex and Gladys Rau met to settle their tie of Monday, Miss Rau hit a 40 and thereby took first prize.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Someone has stolen the cup won by Jack Heery in the late Church street tournament. It was at Engine Co. No. 3 fire house.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

The Vulcan Iron Works, Southern New England Telephone Co. P. & F. Corbin. American Hardware and Union Works, are in the league but h. vcn't pl2-ed yet.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Jim Campbell took first place with q 40 in the playoff for the daily prize.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-08-08

"All the worlds a stage"-and
there is usually an understudy
ready and waiting to take the
conceit out of one.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-08-08
voured or trampled down and
dnctrnNQd

voured or trampled down and
destroyed.
1t seemed to me that not one
elephant, but a troop must have
invaded our grounds. The tracks
were very numerous, and the foot
prints of various sizes; but, to
my satisfaction, | saw that they
could be traced not only from the
Gap, but back to it in evidently
equal numbers.
We did not, therefore suppose
that the mighty animals remain
ed hidden in the woods of our
territory; but concluded that. af-
ter this freebooting incursion,
they had withdrawn to their ma
tive wilds, where, by greatly in
creasing the strength of our ram
parts, we hoped henceforth to OBJ
lige them to remain.
In what manner to effect this
we laid many plans, during the
night of my arrival, when, sitting
by an enormous ~watchfire, | chat
ted with my boys. and heard de-
tails Of their numerous adven-
lures, so interesting for them to
relate, and for me to hear, that
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-08-08
French Couples Wed, Then Go Up Tree
To Celebrate a la Robinson C7MSOe

WHEN Daniel Defoe had Robin
son Crusoe build his wilder
ness home in a tree, he little
dreamed that he was inspiring
merry wedding parties for count
less brides of France. Yet no
proper wedding party among the
bourgeois or working classes of
Paris is complete without a cele-
bration around "Robinson's Gen.
uine Tree"
Although an old custom, the
Robinson wedding fetes are more
popular this year than ever. and
the festivities are attracting Amer
ican visitors as never before.
Spectacle Abuses Americans
The yrai Arbre de Robinson is
an old inn in the Valley of the
Chevreuse. about five miles from
the gates of Paris. and its most dis
tinctive feature is the fact that
its more exclusive tables are among
the branches of ancient oaks. Here
Americans love to take lunch or
dinner, surrounded by the romance
and fun of wedding parties. Wheth-
err Crusoe's original domicile was
in a French tree in that neighbor-
hood is not important; the parties
are very French.
Established in 1S4S, Robinson $
has entertained many thousands Of
wedding parties. In the old days
it was in a dense wood. but the
suburbs of the capital have by now
0vergrown it. Originally il was
popular with fashionable wedding
parties. sedutely driving out in
their best carriages. but now only
the working classes 20 there. using
motor buses. highly decorated with
flowers, or riding on dUnkeys. with
an accordion player in the van
guard.
These wedding parties usually
take place at noon and are fol
lowed by lunch in town. when
toasts are freely drunk. Then
comes the ride to R%obinsOn's,
where dancing and frolicking con
tinue for several hours. Such a
wedding is a family affair and all