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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
DEATH CLAIMS
SENIOR RANKING
M. {. MINISTER
Funeral Services Will Be
Held Wednesday for
Or. Enoch H. Wood.

Last rites for Dr. Enoch H. Wood,
senior ranking minister of the In
diana conference Of the Methodist
church. who died Monday afternoon
at his home, 1886 North Delaware
street, will be held at Wednes-
day at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Thomas D. Campbell, $500
Central avenue. Burial will be IN
Crown Hill cemtery.
Services will be conducted by the
Rev. o. w. Fifer, superintendent
of the Indianapolis district, and
the Rev. John Wesley McFau,
pastor Of the Broadway Methodist
church.
Born in New Albany
DR.. Wood was Sc years old and
had been a pastor in the confer
ence since 1868. He has been a
resident Of indianapolis since 1917.
His last charge in this city was
as pastor of the Capitol Avenue
Methodist church.
DR.. Wood was born in New Al
bany. Oct. 25, 1874. He served with
the Sixty-eighth Indiana infantry
during major engagements of the
Civil war
Served as Chaplain
He has been grand chaplain Of
the Indiana department of G. a. R.
and commander of the George H.
Thomas post, No. II.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs Re
becca Wood; a son, Edward A. Wood
of indianapolis; four daughters,
Clara M. Smith, Mrs Campbell and
Miss Henrietta Wood of Indianap-
oils, and Miss Mary Edith Wood Of
Hammond, Ind, and a sister, Mrs.
Charles w. Hargitt of Syracuse,
N. Y.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
Eczema Disfigured Baby Badly.
Lost Rest. Healed by CutiCura.

sour baby had four months started with few
pmpes and spread until covered his entire body The itching and
he rolled his head from side His
dry all fell clothing aggravated
breaking could sleep He badly
disfeured
q" sample Of Cuca Soap and Ointment and pur
chased month completely healed Signed
Mrs Shilnes. R 4 Coverdaa. Ind Aug %, 1929
Soap Ointment 2c Sold everywhere
Address "Cuicura Laboratories Dept H. naden Mass
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
BIDS TO BE RECEIVED
State Highway Board to Open Road
Roller Offers May IA.

Bids for from two to five thirteen
ton gasoline road rollers and three
to six of three to five tons will be
opened by the state highway de-
partment May ID, it was announced
today by Director John j. Brown.
R. McCallam, Inc, Danville, Ill,
was given a $12,233.39 contract for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
Study CITY Hall Heat Data

Members of the city council works
committee today were supplied with
data on the contract for heating of
city hall by steam from the In
dianapolis Power and Light Com
pany. 1t was pointed out that the
steam heat estimated cost was $4,000
year against $500, the present
cost
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
Specially Priced
While so of Them
Last

Regulation size. special
~ reinforced, hard wood
frame. finished in red
enamel with natural fin
ish maple seats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
THE END OF YOUR
SEARCH--PEBECO!

Many men and women grow weary of
searching for tooth paste that really
does what it promises. Don't give up!
or later you will try PEBECO
and then your confidence in tooth
paste advertising will be restored.
Pebeco comes through. Whittier, cleaner
teeth, a more healthy, refreshed
mouth condition-Pebeco's success in
bringing these benefits unquestionably
accounts for the amazing public drift
to this tooth paste. Try it-maybe you
have been missing something. -AdUt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
BRIDGE EXPERT KILLED
Hugh Elliot Dies attempting to
Qualify as Plane Pilot.
United Press

BH United Press
LONDON, May 6.-Hugh Elliot,
author and scientist and one of the
worlds foremost experts at con-
tract and auction bridge, was killed
today when his airplane crashed
near Hanwell airdrcme. He was
making his final flight to qualify
for a pilots license when he lost
control Of his plane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06

a new bridge on State Road 36, two
and one-haIf miles west of Monte
yuma, in Vermillion county.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
RESIGNS FROM HOUSE
Congressman O'COnneII Accepts
Judgeship in Rhode Island.

Judgeship in Rhode Island.
BH United Press
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Repre-
sentative jeremiah E. O'Connell
Dem, R. u announced his resig-
nation from the house today in a
letter to Speaker Longworth. O'Con-
nell has accepted a state judgeship
rendered him by Governor Case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
BACK HOME AGAIN

belong to: ~ P0'iO1
DR.; J.. B. Hankel. 536 West Vermont
vile bridge. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

bers of the conference as a win
for the Pirates will place them far
en- the road to a championship, and
a loss for Simmons will complete
" remove them from the race.
The other game Of the week will
be played at Brentwood with How
ard Payne ruled the fayorites over
Trinity. but there is q chance that
Trinity will win. as they showed
considerable Strength In their win
over st Edwards a. AustsA LAST
week.
The Saints are out Of the race.
as
tied another. bus they are one Of
the most dangerous teams In the
conference and viii be no setup ior
the others. Austin College Is not out
Of the race. as they have only lost
one game. however. they looked
anything but strong IN the 26-7
drubbing they took ar the hands
or Howard Payne AZ Brownwood two
weeks ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Stribling Is Hoping
To Kayo Christner
BY L-aufer

BOSTON. Oct. 31-tFl-W. Il.
Young" Stribling. the fistic pride
Of Georgia, has high hopes Of add
Inr X. %. Christrer. Akron heavy
weight. TO his knockout victims to-
night when they clash here in a
l9-round bout.
Stribling in his last two starts,
flsttened Otto Won Porat and Phil
Scott In impressive fashion and
again looms as the heir-apparent 20
the worlds championship crown.
Among the spectators will be Jack
Sharkey. 5trlbiing's outstanding Am
erican rival. The Boston heavy
weight has fought both and expects
ID clash with Stribling again soon.
Arthur DeKuh. New York italian,
who battles Stribling next month
ia Atlanta. will appear against Big
Eli Hartwell az Kansas City. In an
other ten-rounder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Colds Give Player
Hoodoo Protector

EVANSTON. Ill. Oct. 3l-Just out
OF the pesthcuse after an attack OF
smallpox. the third manifestation
of the ink that has pursued him
for three wears. Hank Bruder. North
Westerns brilliant halfback and cap
tain. today had four horseshoes and
a rabbits foot. 70 keep trouble away
from him before the important Min
nesota game tomorrow
As Bruder was on his way yes
terdsy 20 join the squad for the
trip to Minneapolis and the game
with the Gophers. a trio OF pretty
goods popped up with the hoodoo-
preventers.
Hey. Hank" they purred. these
ought TO break up the jinx OF that
number Is jersey you are wearing"
The Purple leader. injured in 1923.
laid Up with a fractured leg last
year. and a victim OF smallpox this
year. stuck the gifts in his pockets.
firmly convinced that no bad luck
can catch UP with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
RAPIER PITTED
AGAINST SWORD
Texas Would Favor Baylor
BY Victory Over
Dallas Clan
BY GAYLE TALBOT JR.
Associated Press sports Write

Dallas, Oct. 3l.-0PD-The rapier
will be pitted against the broad
sword at Austin tomorrow, when
the Southern Methodist Mustangs
and University OF Texas Longhorns
clash in their important southwest
conference duel. The 1880 title
might well rest on the result.
Southern Methodist, with its her
aided aerial attack. will be the
napier: Texas with its robust run
ming attack. the broad sword. II
promises to be one OF the season 5
most spectacular exhibitions.
Both elevens will 60 into battle
realizing they must win to remain
In the running for The conference
flag Defeated by the Rice Owls. 8
70 O, in last weeks big upset. Texas
could III afford TO be held TO a tie.
A loss would be ruinous. The Mus
tangs, held TO a tie By Baylor two
weeks ago. need every victory they
can get II they are 10 have a shoe
at the crown.
AS a resul. Of last weeks decisive
27-0 win over Indiana. the tricky
Methodists generally have been IN
stalled slight favorites.
Texas loss 70 Rice is not being
taken too seriously by the prognos-
ticators. Employing a bruising run
ming game, with Ernie Koy as the
spsarhead. the Steers piled up ID
first downs TO four for the Owls
and lost only because they had a
punt blocked in the closing period
AS no other conference tilt IS
scheduled. the fray at Austin is
expected TO attract Of the
years biggest crowds. Rivalry be
tween the two schools rapidly is
developing into a conference tradi-
ton. and they will be there from
the far corners Of the state tomor-
row.
Seconding the conference clash
in point of interest will be the Tex
as Ageie- Centenary College bout at
College Station. Although they are
In the midst Of one of their mos,
disastrous seasons. having lost
four straight games. the Farmers
are expected TO give the Louisiana
eleven a tight battle. Last week the
Gents passed their way TO a Z 10 ?
victory over Baylor.
The Rice Owls meet the Sewanee
TIGERS at Houston.
Arkansas. winner over Rice and
the Asgies on successive SATURDAYS.
anticipates some stiff opposition
from Louisiana state at Shreveport.
The Champion Texas Christian
Horned Frogs and Baylor Bruins
wilI have "breathers" tomorrow. the
Frogs entertaining Abilene Chris
tan College az Fort Worth and
BAYLOR engaging the Oklahoma Bap-
fists at Shawnee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
SMALLER LOOP
NEARS CRISIS
Two Undefeated Teams Will
Emerge This Week In
Texas Conference

GEORGETOWN. oct 31-cames
this week in the Texas Conference
will see the two indicated and un-
tied teams, Southwestern and Trinity
meet two Of the strongest teams OF
the conference. Simmons and How
ard Payne. The Southwestern-Slm-
mons game will be played at
Georgetown and the other al
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 favorites due 10
their superior weight and to 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-P-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-
porations for the spring training
trip. ernphatically denied that his
active days as a major league player
are over. He said he made a mis-
take In trying to get back into uni
fern too soon last season, before he
had completely recovered from in
juries.
THAT vas 4 good lesson 10 me-"
the Rajah explained. But I'll be
back In there next year. Make no
mistake about that"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
--I-- All p:-Ls p,-t
Few K-~-.y About ~

cuTrsCo. O~t 2fLp-L.t II he
recorded that 81. 0Iaf'S cnFla-e ranks
r'ith the r~ndefeated football teams
% the ration.
The coii-re. iorasad ~ N~vfhf'~iS
MINI. With = Student hoS- IF Ton
-~woarp-+iv zoe heer nve~i~~rad IN
tho rafiro Of unhna'en fievens.
Tho ni~s. IN wrirrir0 five eco
~iva ome~ have ~arnassaI 100 ~0irts
- ~ Ger thas~ nr~0rarfe. anS hava
''~sed South ratota state and Car
irf~n ~--~~~ 4l,rfr victims
g. 0f~f'< 49, ~.ar is =vi conr,@-
= f~nn--~s'~ r~ifta~t ~-ho h-~ p~-
~-e-~s ~ -~~S~ = 4-- " ball rar~v-
inv this sr~~or and whose punts av-
c-ars I'D Az Yards
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Huntsville, Denton Teachers
Now Top I'll A. Association

its third win in ten years over the
Pirates IS to 0.
The Bobcats meet the McMurry
College Indians here Friday III
what Is billed as another OF Nose
crucial" contests. The few Indians
left 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 oil Donald
son field. FicMurry believed in its
Indians to the extent that it post
ed banners about the field telling
how no one made touchdowns there
but the Indians. Incensed over the
loss the veterans will be battling
Tor 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 al Al
pine.
North Texas vs.. Stephen r. Aust
In at Nacogdoches.
Schreiner Institute VS.. Texas A.
g. r. at Kingsville.
A. e. 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.
STANDINGS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

SAN MARCOS. oct. 81. u
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 q to 0 at Commerce. while
North Texas reached the top by
besting the Abilene Christian Col
lege Wildcats 20 to u.
West Texas, having but four con-
ference games carded this season,
put itself in an embarrassing posi-
ton Thursday night by battling TO
a scoreless tie with the Daniel
Baker College Hil,billies. 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 BillieS
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 one OF the confer
eilce's strongest grid outfits drop
ped It's third game In rs many starts
at Abilene Saturday. the McMurry
College Indians beating the Lum-
berIacks "a to is. Stephen r. Austin
is definitely out OF the 1880 race.
San Marcos Teachers. also placed
i'm a prscarious position a week ago
when they tied with the Abilene
Christians. played the only non
conference game In the TIAA for
the week. In It's annual battle with
The Southwestern University Pirates.
the San Marcos cleyan chalked up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
FLYERS FALL
-. TO MAJESTIC
Radio Bowlers Win by 221
Pins Over Airport
Tcssers

The Majestic Radio bcwlers made
j clean sweep In their three game
contest with the Pan American
ten pin team here Wednesday night,
topping the Flyers BY 22i pins and
winning each Of the three games by
ample margin.
Doc Work Of the Radio five was
high point mar for the evening.
clicking over 572 pins In three games
His DIT in the first game also was
high for a single game. Crixell Of
the same team was second for the
evening. with $40 in three games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
new CAVALRY
GOOD AS OLD
This Years Backfield Is
Romping Into Style
OF 1924 Team
By WILLIAM BRAUCHER
NEA Service sports Editor

Did you say the FOUR Horsemen
Of Notre Dame have gone? Crow
icy. Miller. Layden and S~tuhldreher
were 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 we're out there just
the other day. I watched them
kick ard pass and run. and for a
while forgot that I was sitting In
a magnificent new stadium.
Thought / was out there on old
Cartier Field. 1t all seemed very
real. too. You could hear their
hoofs thudding on the sod.
Harry Stuhldreher was there.
He crouched down behind the GEN.
te., Adam Walsh. and you could
rear his sharp staccatc commands
TO the waiting backs. / saw him
kick the 6all. Remember his kicks?
Just out OF bounds on the enemy
f~ive-yarn line. Just as though he
carried the ball or threw i there.
Frank Carideo * playing quarter
back for Notre Dame? Is he short
and stocky? Does he look like
Stuhldreher? Surely. there's ON
mistakei
Jimmy Crowley was out there in
that backfield the day I saw them.
Nobody could pass like Crowley
could. not V G 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 say 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 1t IS yards
away.
Marchmount Schwartz Il throw
ing those passes now? Who the
QCNn - tl1lI4llIOulll
You're not kidding me now. are
YOU. man?
Maybe you think / was only see
ing things. But wait until ] tell
YOU about Elmer Layden. / know
! can't be wrong about this. He
went around left end. galloping at
full tilt. Three guys hit him. He
spun like a kids toy top. whirled
and dashed for 10 yards off right
tackle. He IA 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 over TO cut him
off. He jabbed that quarterback
right out Of there.
But jumping Joe Savoldi is
Eockne's chief line bucker this
year? There's something funny
about that Did he play Saturday?
And after that touchdown. was IL
Carideo who kicked goal2 II look
ed ike Leyden who kicked that
ball 10 me. II was his style.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
HUNTING

Goats. Caps. JACKETS. shirts,
Boots. Brooches. Boot Socks,
Leggins. Hip Boots, Guns,
Rifles. Peters. Remington and
Western Ammunition, Decays.
Knives. Grass Suit Bllnds.
Compasses. Gun Cases. Recoil
Pads and Numerous other
items.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

FIGHT LAST NIGHT
by The Associated Press
CHICAGO - Mike Dundee, Rock
Island. III. knocked ont Ted Miriam
Ga. Grand Rapids. Mich. (3l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
BUGS 10 Win

CORPUS CHRISTI should have
no great difficulty IN dafeatinv the
Hariandaia Indians. The indians
were barely able 10 nose nut a IS
victory ove~ the Laredo Tigers. who
were beaten 44-0 by the Browns
Vile Screaming Eagles here last
week. Main avenue. 70 Will be
reinforced under the in-semester
rule. will be favored 10 defeat the
Kerrville squad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

ORDINARILY. the p'rksrs should
defeat the Favles. But We are OF
the orinio~ tha+ th> Picksrs are
eoing Ia fi~d the Farle Toward
wall a hard hit OF humaritv TO
nuncture. Unless We miss our
rrsss. the Pickers will be forced ~
ssta m the aerial roI''e 20 rr'1 No
: h'vh on the Fa-lrs, II the
TroUrsviile 6aFsrss roids fhe Pi~'--
s-s az exnecte5. TIE nff~n~- will
sit hack and await p h~eat VI this
comes. tra Favlas NJ tate the
measure II the picke-s. ITO Sr~ear-
M Eaoies offarse IS rlickirr-tA-
N1vs rrrvrT that ayai~st LAREDO
mt thev uiiI - Meeting a much
fourher line when 'hpv rrin I'D
AGAINST the p~ici~rS. 81 - are h@1-
inp for . "h-est" aid about 2 60
victory for the lo~ais.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
First, Ole
Hunting Coat NJ. $3.50
Second, One
Hunting Jacket .$4.50
Third, One
Hunting Knife :. $3.50

The only thirR necessary
to compete for these prizes
Is to purchase It's sulEauni-
ton you use to kill the ducks
or geese you bring I'm, from
our store. TO kill them all on
the wing and 10 make affi-
davit that you killed them
yourself with ammunition
from our store. on the wing
and In q legal way. The first
hunter In with the limit CT
with the most ducks, or geese.
provided the limit isn't killed
during the day will get the
first prize. the second IN the
anne way. Ten CT twelve
ducks and two or three geese
may win the first or second
prize. 80 don't fail 20 report
your xiii 10 Us Saturday
Prizes on display now.
Our store is jam full with
everything for the hunter.
Check over the following
items and see what you may
need to start the season off:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

-
The
Sports
Spade
BY Hal EUsTAc
= N n n

VALLEY games Of interest today
are as follows:
Weslaco al San Benito.
Edinburg az Harrington.
McAllen at Donna.
La Feria at Mission.
Mercedes al Pharr.
Stuart Place at Rio Hondo.
Rangerville at 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 wfll fight Ii
out to determine who shall have
the inside track for q crack at
Harlin-en. Anyway YOU look al It.
Harrington 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 indicated, ap-
pears TO be Harlingen's most seri-
GUS Q. sition. If the Partners
hurdle the Greyhound obstacle to-
day. the Valley championship via
likely be decided Nov. % when the
Panthers and Cardinals get toge-
Their at Hariingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

THE Screaming Esrles are meet
ing the Robstown Cotton Pickers
AZ Rohs'own TODAY. The Plckers
opened the season with the best
material in the district. For some
reason. Pnckv RlirSAll has rrt been
able "a get tire Picker nnschira 20
clicking His bows played a whale
~ a game AGAINST the Austin
Naroons but last 2s-i7. The Austin
bows made most ~ their scores with
a whirlu-ind opening nuar'er. The-s-
after. the PickArs nutulaved the
Maroons. according to scouts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Will see you all Friday
or Friday Night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
CAMPING OUT

Tents. Cots. Camp Chairs.
Camp Stcyes. Bed Rolls. Cot
Mattresses, and Camping Pa
jannas.
We have me other little
prize will let you try for: iii
tell you about 10 Friday. t.
a good one and everyone can
win II you will try.
VIII give away. all day Fri
day and Saturday strong
black camp coifee-naybe a
LITTLE COW for you boys
hat have TO have IL.