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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03
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NJ NBER II
"A Brief History of Chapel Hill

Tie money building, equipment and for the
pay troubled the University throughout all is
history
The charter institution ratified By the General
Assembly l7stt, but appropriation made An
passed however, which conferred upon the University certain
which the officers Of the had been unable collect
these hern and other officers prior
7 The proceed, con>caed land, excepted from
the gift "probably. Kemp p Battle his Hory the
Iuirery 'becau>e the legislature deemed them easily col
lectibe"
At the granted right which the
}adoWy which subsequently brought considerable money
This property escheated should there
eceat the of the
tnNersty's endowment (ater lost in the Civil War;.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03
University Is Dazed
BY Reduction of 20


ing he Same period redeem
-. $4,000 of rs bonded lndeht-
ednes>. ana that III the four
wears q TINS administration i
VIII have redeemed sl".>lo.oW
q Is bonded debt ne total
financial situation q the S'ate
goN ernn1enI Viii be IN a more
sound position ~ 1888 1han i
: IN lSaI
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

from Virginia. Misses Bess
Taylor and Kathleen Hatcher
Georgia.. Miss Jean MoFadyen
(Tennessee). and Miss LiMae
Bacot (Mississippi). are among
the social chairmen.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

Il never have heard of a per
feet man. says prominent biol
ogiSt. Brother. you should mar
~ d widoW.-Deaton (Ter.)
Hccord-Chronicfe
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

I II T. + FORD 4 X II A l. S 7
Published in the interest of the
Motorists Of Chapel Hill and
Vicinity by
STROWD MOTOR co.
Bruce Str0wd Editor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

Long live the grOundhog His
extra session is under ground
.Bostou Transcript.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

There's story going around
about the Scotcnman who wanted
10 smoke monogramed cigarettes,
50 he changed his name to Chester
field
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

We eaafH4 eafH4 suggest better renae--
dy than the above Let US in
spect your car regularly and you
have insurance Of always having
good brakes SO that you won't have
to hit anything. Our prices are
very reasonable, too.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

What is the best thing to do
when the brakes Of ones car give
way" asks motoring correspond
ent Hit something cheap.
-Everybody's Weekly.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

Husband: Don't pull the spark
down, it heats the motor"
Wife: Il will too, it looks be.-
ter this way"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

Since our fast report we have
delivered fe&lr~-nem- Ford -e4aFs ~
the following purchasers: a new
Tudor Sedan to Mr.. w. A. Adams,
new Victoria Coupe TO Mr.. James
Gust, a new Victoria Coupe to
Miss Elizabeth Strowd, and a new
Standard Coupe to DR.. G. B. Wal
ton.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

We are showing some wonderful
values in used cars at our Used
Car Park this week. Be sure t.
look them over and try them out.
Our prices and terms are very
easy.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

The round the world fliers,.
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty
broke the record when they land
ed at Roosevelt Field Wednesday
evening We understand that they
were given wonderful reception,
and are considered the worlds
latest Heroes A for me | rather
remain on this old hilltop any
time.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

Politician: Congratulate me,
dear, | got the nomination"
His Wife: Honestly"
Politician: why bring that
1In2"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

Don't forget our tires and our
prices on them. We are sincere in
believing that we can save you
money if you need tires now.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-07-03

If prohibition is ever settled,
what will we talk about?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27
ROBBERS RoosT
BY ZANE GREY

closer. and she could whisper very
| softly:
First I want to tell you how cruelty
1t has come home to me-my ignorance,
my failure to believe and trust you, even
after you-so-rudely insulted me that
day up on tie mountain trail If had
only had faith in you then! It's too
late. But want you to know / have
the faith now. Only the fear and the
suspense are wearing me out"
But you are well-all right still?
&. He has not harmed you2 Helen!'
mo, he has not harmed me, and am
not i'll. I'm losing flesh because I can't
eat. But that's nothing. . Lately
don't sleep because I'm horribly afraid
he will come - and - smother me - or
! choke me-so can't cry out. I've slept
some in the daytime. Jim, the
thing is Cant stand it much longer.
I think frightened him. But I can
Sse-I can feel Oh, Jim, for Gods
sake do something to end-this hor-
rOr-"
She leaned or fell forward in the
weakness of the moment, her head
against MIN. He stroked it gently, his
reaction as far from that passionate
and knocking embrace at Star Ranch as
could have been possible.
Helen, don't give up" he replied
You have been brave. And 1t has
gone-b:tter than we could hope. i.
Only a little while longer"
We might steal away-now."
Yes. I've thought of that. But
only to get lost and starve-or die of
thirst in these breaks"
me-"
If you can't stick it out We'll plan
and go-Say tomorrow night. We must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27

"Well, talk then. But make 1t low,
You must have crept very softly
to my side. I sleep with one eye open.
Indeed, you don't. Both yours we're
tight shut"
Suddenly she stiffened, no doubt at
the slight sound that had checked her
speech. She put hand over his lips
and stared at him with wide, vague
eyes.
Over her shoulder Jims eye was ar
rested by a CLINT of starlight upon a
bright object on the ground. Above
and behind it shape darker than the
dark background gradually took the
outline of a man on hands and knees.
ITO Be Continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27

have food, horses. It's only
honest though, to tell you the chances
are a hundred to one against us.
We've got an even break If we wait"
How can you-think that?"
This gang is about ready to go up
in smoke Theren be a terrible fight.
Hays surely will be killed. And just as
a proposition I can handle without risk
to you"
Even then-we still have to find a
way out Of this awful place"
Eyes, but I'd have time, and could
pack water and food. Helen,
trust me, it's the best plan"
III you take me back to my brother
I'll give you the ransom"
Don't insult me-" he replied bitterly.
threw her hair back from her face.
Forgive me- You see, have
lost my mind That never occurred to
me before. But I'll reward you in some
way"
ITO have saved you will be all the
reward ashland more than deserve.
|. !: You have forgotten that love
"Yes-I had" she whispered Her
great eyes studied him in the starlight
as II the fact had a vastly different sig
nificance here than it had had at Star
Ranch.
The proof of it is that I'm one of
this robber gang-yet ready to betray
them-kill their chief and any or all of
them. Except Smoky. I've worked on
him so that he's our friend. He is a
real man, as you'll see when the break
comes"
But surely you don't mean that it's
because you love me you'll save me?"
I'm afraid 1t is"
Il cannot believe you. I never
accepted you as desperate"
Miss Herrick. all that doesn't mat
ter" he rejoined, almost coldly. 1--WE
are wasting time-risking much"
Il don't care. That is why 1 had to
come to you. knelt here for moments
before awakening you. It helped me
Somehow-and it is easing my nerves to
talk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27
D'AGOSTINO RELEASED
IN COPYRIGHT DISPUTE
Prisoner, After Pleading Guilty, Is
Placed in Custody of
Attorney.

Joe dAgostipo, indicted for violation
Of the copyright law through the sale
of song sheets to local peddlers, was
released today by Justice Peyton
Gordon in the custody of Attorney
Cha!es H. Baker pending a report of
Probation Officer Steele and after a
plea of guilty by the accused.
Attempt had been made to dispose
of the charge in Police Court some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27

days ago and d'Agostino had been in
jail awaiting decision of Judge Ralph
Given on the question of jurisdiction.
Given today filed a memorandum opin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-27

ton was made Assistant United States
Attorney Michael Ksogh told the court
that the song publishers did not want
the man placed en- probation. Gordon
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ion holding he had no right to try the
case.
D'Agostino was taken before Justice
Gordon and when a motion for proba-
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declared these people had :.ya:.iEg to-
do with the action of the court ana
re.eTrsd the ease to Steele for investi- =
gat.cn and report
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
HEADS
BIG CAT TEAM
Local Fans Invited Out To
See Scorpions In
Game Tuesday

The Brownsville high school
Screaming Eagles will get the.-
Daptismal fire Friday afternoon *
WeSlaco, taking on Coach / K.
Martins Panther squad. Details OF
the game were closed Monday morn
ing by Red" Irvine and Martin BY
phone.
The Panthers opened their season
last week by holding the highly
touted Alice club 10 a scoreless tie
Alice Is being hailed as the District
Fifteen champion this season. The
Alice team has back ten lettermen
However, Martins club pushed thu
game to the Alice aggregation
throughout and missed scoring On
two occasions.
Laimer. crack half-miler. captains
the Weslaco team this season. Hc
Is playing right end. Laimer will be
remembered as the fleet footed Yves
laco boy who took the $50 in the
district meet last season.
After two weeks of p-eliminaiy
practice. the local coaching staff Is
busy this week forming the hie-
school and junior college into click
ing machines. Especially Is this true
In the case Of the Eagles.
Valley fans viii get their first
opportunity to see the Junior Col
lege Scorpions in action Tuesday
afternoon when a 30 minute game
will be played All fans are invites
out to see the college squad in thl.
first hard workout.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
GRID WARS TO
OPEN SATURDAY
Intersectional Clashes On
Docket For Coming
Weekend

NEW YORK, Sept. 81. -tPS-
Americas colleges will start say
ing 1t with football IN large guam
titles this Saturday. And they'll be
saying 1t steadily from now on
until late in Novem' r.
AS usual, a SEQ or SO teams al
ready have Jumped the gun and
opened the 1891 campaign and a
few others will postpone their ini-
tial games until Oct. 3, but for
the large majority Sept. 26 viii DC
the official crening day.
With tune-up games the rule,
outstanding attractions are hare
to find but they can be found II
a search OF the football states Is
carried out diligently.
The west coast, for instance,
provides a clash between Utah,
perennial champions Of the Rocky
mountain conference, and WASH
ington of the Pacific coast confer
ence. Southern California will play
Slip Madigan's strong St. Mary
eleven. the Oregon Aggies tackle
another Rocky mountain confer
ence team, Colorado University;
California takes on Santa Clara
and Stanford plays the Olympic
Club Of San Francisco.
Two southern conference games
will be played, Duke battling South
Carolina and Tulane playing Mis-
sissippi. while most OF the other
conference teams also will swing
into action although against nom
conference opposition.
The Colorado Aggies will travel
due east from their Rocky Noun
tain stronghold to meet the strong
Kansas squad Of the BIZ Six while
Texas Christians Horned Frog:
will play host to louisiana State Of
the southern cor renee
In the Big Ten only Indiana
Minnesota and Chicago will star
the season this week. Indiana play
the strong Ohio University eleven
Minnesota tackles North Dakotl
State and Chica-1 plays Hillsdal'
Of Michigan and Cornell CollegI
Of Iowa in a doubleheader.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
WARMING UP
SESSIONS DUE
Baylor Is Only Conference
Team Without Game
Over Week
(By the Associated Pressl


Starting their second fun week
OF training. six OF the seven South
west Conference football aggrega-
tons viii bear down In preparations
for games Saturday. The Baylor
Bears have no game scheduled.
Victorious Saturday owe the North
Texas State Teachers Of Denton.
80 to G, the Texas Christian Uni
versity Frogs will feature this weeks
Southwest Conference program By
playing the Louisiana State Univer-
sity In Fort Worth.
The Rice Institute Owls, who trim
med the Texas College OF Arts AMI
Industries last Saturday 81 to O.. will
battle the Sam Houston Teachers
Saturday in Houston. Coach Jack
Meacher's Owls revealed a lot Of
power IL thei- smaShes through the
Texas A. & l. line last week.
Svereal coaches have ammo . cen
that last weeks schedule of two daily
workouts will be sliced to one daily
practice session this week.
The remainder of this weeks sche-
dule:
Simmons VS.. Texas at Austin.
Southwestern VS.. Teaxs A g. M al
College Station.
North Texas VS.. S. NJ. u. at Dali
las.
College OF Ozarks VS.. Arkansas a.
Fayetteville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
Freshmen
Begin Workouts

COLLEGE STATION, Sept. I'll
First call for Texas Aggie fresh
man football practice will be made
today. Madison Bell. head OF the
department Of physical education
and head football coach. has an
nounced. The freshman gridiron
candidates will meet with their
coaches Monday and probably will
hold the first actual practice session
Tuesday.
With the addition or Ralph
Dorsey. former Aggie football star
who this week was named as as
sistant on the freshman coaching
staff, the Aggie coaching staff now
Is complete. Dorsey let.cred az full
bacl. for the Cadets in 1927. 1923
and 1929 and will work with the
fish" backfield candidate
The Aggie freshman football
coaching staff consists Of five men.
all OF whom are former Cadet
football players. Roswell Higgin-
botham, Is head freshman coach
and on his staff this year will be
Dorsey, Barlow Irwin. Dutch"
Dillingham; and Roscoe " Zandt.
Joel Hunt. varsity backfield dem
o~nstrator and coach. als- Is expect
ed to put in some time working
with the freshman. Higginbotham
and Irwin probably will take charge
OF the freshman a. or frs. squad.
with Dillingham; and Dorsey coach
ing the b" SQUAD and Van Zandt
tutoring the C" squad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
By HUGH 5. FULLERTON, yR.
Associated Press SnorfS Writer

AS>cSfat<u fEe>s sports writer
With the end OF the major league
season a week away and til two
pennants firmly in the grasp Of he
Philadelphia Athletics and st. Louis
Cardinals, there still are several
places in the major league standings
TO be decided IN the last seven DAYS.
The National league is in a fairly
settled condition with the first three
places clinched but only about three
Of the American league clubs can
be sure of where they will finish.
The AS are safe at the top; the
fourth place Cleveland Indians can
move neither up nor down, and the
Chicago White Sox are not likely to
get out OF the cellar. But second
place is the source Of some excite
ment as the New York Yankees
have staged a heated rush to win ten
games in a row TO grab the post
away from Washington while at he
top of the second division. Detroit
and Boston are tied and St. Louis Is
only a half game behind
Long Streak.
The Yanks' belated rush in one Of
the seasons best winning streaks
put New York ahead of Washington
on Saturday and kept the Nc
Carthymen there yesterday when
each cub won a doubleheade-- Two
second inning rallies. bringing five
runs apiece, gave New York a pair
Of victories over the Cleveland IN
dams by scores of Z 10 | and 10 20
4 and enabled Babe Ruth end Lou
Gehrig to continue their a c for
home run honors. Gehrig hit his 45th
homer IN the frs rally and Ruth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
DEAN SHUTS OUT
20 10
\ 4 = =
OBTAIN REVENGE

HOUSTON. Sept III. -tF-The
baseball championship Of the
southland today was In reach on
the Houston, Texas league, Buff
falOes.
The Bluffs tonight meet the Bir-
mingham Southern Association
Barons in the fifth and perhaps
decisive game OF the Dixie series
and 60 into III with "a lead or three
victories to one. A fourth success
and II would be over.
Dig" Dean. ~20-year-old idol
OF the Houston fans. shut out the
Barons yesterday 2 20 o. defeating
the veteran Ray Ca--well and al
lowing only three singles.
1t was highly gratifying 10 Dean,
because Caldwell, "a grandfather,
had beaten him out at Birming-
ham In the first game or the
series, ! to 0.
Tonight Houston win use Dick
McCabe, borrowed from Fort
Worth, and Manager Clyde Milan
will send I'm Clay Touchstone.
The players pool for the series
will appr0xlma $4,000. sixty per
cent goes TO the players Of the
winning league.
Caldwell's loss OF yesterday was
hard TO take. The gallant old
wheel-horse had urged Milan to
send him back ~. and four OF the
seven hits for which he was nicked
were or the scratch variety.
Houston scored first In the
fourth inning. Selph doubled into
the left field stands. Medwick
grounded to third. 5elph going to
third on the play and scoring on
Peel's double into left field. The
second run came III the seventh
inning. Sturdy sliding in. The play
was 50 close there was much argu-
ment-so much by catcher Taylor
Of the Ba-ons that he was ordered
from the park by the umpire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
SOUTHWEST TO
TEST SQUADS
Conference Members Get
Small Fry Games
This Week

DALLAS. Sept. 2l.-Six OF the
Southwest conference football agere-
cations will see action Saturday
sept. rs when the first full program
Oh games will be played against nom
conference teams. Morley Jennings
Baylor University Bears are the only
combination not scheduled for this
weekend.
Texas Christian University Frog
-aSted rctlOn last week against Tex
as Military College and the North
Iexas State Teachers. but Satur-
DAY, the Frogs will give themselves
a real test BY combating Louisiana
state University. The Rice Owls.
who also numbered a few forma-
tons last week against Texas "A. ard
l., will stumble into tougher opDos.-
ton Saturday against the sam
Houston Teachers OF Huntsville.
For the University OF Texas. 1890
conference champions: Southern
! Methodist Mustangs. Texas al. ~ NJ.
) Aggies and the University az A.
kansas. Saturday will be their first
cnance 10 really discover III they
are made OF the sterner stuff that
Shapes championship football mach
ines.
The Simmons University COWBOYS
who last week smothered Daniel
Baker 8 to O. are scheduled 10 in
wade Austin for a tuSsle with the
Longhorns-
With secret practice this week
Coach Matty Bell or the Texas IA. y
M Aggies will drive his boys In pre-
parati0n for a twin program With
Southwestern University Pirates and
John Tarleton Agricultural COLLEGE
on Kyle field.
With two workouts carded Mon
day, then one daily for the remain
De- OF the week. Coach Raw Morri-
sons Southern Methodist Mustangr
battle the North Texas state Teach
ers OF Denton Saturday in Dallas.
victorious last year q to 0. the
University OF Arkansas Razo-backs
VIII try TO repeat SATURDAY. arainsf
the college OF Ozarks Az FayetteviIla
Little Is known OF the Razorbacts
this year. except they have eniovnJ
almost ideal football weather sor
practice while other conference
teams have sweltered due to the ex-
treme heat.
The Louisiana State Tigers are due
TO give the r. c. u. Frogs the hard-
est battle on this weeks schedule,
but the Frogs are slight favorites.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
SCHMIDT Will
PLAY FRIENDS
Charlie Casper Is Given
Sweater Worn BY
Cy Leland

FORT WORTH, Sept. 2l.-It Is
no uncommon occurrence for for
mer high school team mates to
oppose each other or college grid
irons. but for a coach to meet two
schools, where he has formerly
been head professor Of football, in
the same year, is a rare occasion.
This unique situation is facing
Coach Francis Schmidt of Texas
Christian University this year. The
Horned Frog mentor has formerly
been head football coach at both
Tulsa University. which the Frogs
meet Oct. 3. and the University OF
Arkansas, which will furnish the
opposition for the initiation Of the
conference schedule. Oct. 81.
While at Tulsa, the present
Horned Frog coach made an en-
viable record. 1t was there that
his famous "point-a-minute" team
Of 1920 set a national scoring rec
ord with 622 points scored In a
single season. This record was
made chiefly through the medium
Of an offensive weapon that Is still
characteristic Of a Schmidt
coached team.
The second school, where
Schmidt vas former football coach
that will meet his 1891 eleven, Is
the University OF Arkansas. While
at the Razorback institution,
Schmidt formed a habit OF win
ming basketball championships, and
was fear,d by every football coach
IN the conference. Coach Schmidt
will not be faced with a single man
on the Razorback team this year
that he coached. The last of
these gradsa. | last June, and
freshman team of Schmidt's last
year at the Arkansas institution.
will be playing their last year Of
football this season.
In the first game against the
former pupils. Coach Schmidt sat
across the field and watched a
horde OF inspired purple and white
bruisers stampede the Razorback
herd and romped off with a 40-to-0
victory. From all indications,
neither the Tulsa nor Lrkansas
game Of this year will be that
easy.
When the squad assembled for
the distribut IN OF jerseys last
week. numbe.- S and As, formerly
worn by the noted scoring ace, CIV
Leland. and the line-rammina
Austin Griffith, were unclaimed.
Charlie Casper. speedy sophomore
halfback and John Kitchen, a
prospect as a great fullback, had
no jersey. u as inevitable. Cas-
per's and Kitchens fates were
sealed. They were forced to don
these numbers and then do their
best TO live up to the enviable
record that each had made on the
gridirons Of the southwest. For the
next three years Charlie Casper
will carry numb1- 5, and John
Kitchen will be recognized BY
number As.
If that number 5 jersey could
talk, 1t would bear witness that
there Is not much difference be-
tween the speed that 1t is cover
ing chalk lines this year and dur
ing the last three years when the
eyes Of the southwest were focused
on its every public appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21

many very new ones which have
cropped up in the last few weeks
Gabby Street. the Cardinal mana
ger who was a big league catcher
almost too many years ago to men
ton. donned for three innings 10
receive Sylvester Johnson's pitches.
The tattery was not as successful as
Clark and Lopez for Brooklyn and
the Robins had a comparatively easy
victory as st. Louis got only eight
hits.
The Cincinnati Reds sent the Bos-
ton Braves into seventh, behind the
idle Phillies, by winning two games.
Larry Benton allowed the Braves six
hits to win the opener 5 to 2 while
an eight run rally in the seventh
decided the second clash IL to 5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
tBy the Associated Press
uncluding games Of Sept. 20)
AMERICAN LEAGTTE

Batting: Simmons. Athletics, $50;
Ruth, Yankees, .375.
Runs: Geh-ig, Yankees, 1853: Ruth,
Yankees, IA.
Runs batted in: Gehrig Yankees,
l78. Ruth, Yankees, 155.
Hits: Gehrig. Yankees. -04;
Doubles: Webb. Red Sox, IS:
Alexander. Tigers, A.
Triples: Johnson. Tigers, 10; Blue,
White Sox, IS.
Home runs: Geh-ig. Yankees. IS:
Ruth. Yankees, 80.
Stolen bases: Chapman, Yankese
81; johnson, Tigers, 80.
Pitching: Grove, Athletics, won
80, lost 3: Mar'~rry, Senator's. won
10, lost 4.