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Houses and Flats Furnished
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
ESQ N. PENN.
Beautifully furnished ana pnturnisneo
apartments. ultra modern. path fwith rue
ana shower. FriEidaire, walking distance
phore r. 1871
ASHLAND. i529-2-room apt; nicely furn.
sink in kitchen; porch. bath; everything
furn.: private entrance: adults.
ASHLAND AVE. l55a-Living room; ina
door bed. and bath. Adults.
BELLEFONTAINE. 23l5-Recently. redeco-
rated lower apt. rooms ana batn, neat,
water. garage furnished. DR.. 1900.
BEVILLE. N, 829--5 rs. priv. bath; front
porch; small fam. or men. Oh. 1881
THE BERWICK
sol North New Jersey St; rooms with
kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished;
I'll utilities: low weekly rent.
CAPITOL N. 4643-5-room double; up-to
date furnishings, garage. Hu. $3.50.
CENTRAL, 2l3l--l rm., kitchenette; pr.
bath & emit; util. fur; $3.50 wk. He ABB.
CAPITOL. NJ 3103-7-room single; bed
rooms and sleeping porch: garage
NORTH-Lovely front apt; nicely furn-
ished; very reasonable. ia. 033o
UNION. I445-Nicely Turn. kitchenette apt;
bath; pri. ent.; everything furn. DR.. GID:
WALNUT, E.. l15-3 ms. priv. bath. close
in. so week. See nousekeeper in b,snl't.
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Apartment Rent Reduced

Apartment Rent Reduced
Four rooms and sun parlor, in-a-door
bed, G. E. Refrigeration, heat and water
furnished. 637 E. 38th. SAT so per mo-
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished apis, in ten
locations: S35 up. Phone. Ii. 1891.
<NooDSMALL AcENCYN
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Lost and Found

eros, ~ E. Wash, April 49, is Ei1o%in
m rl purses and contents and Keen
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IF YOU'VE. FURNITURE TO SELL GALL
HA 1857; NO DEALER; CAN PAY MORE.
you NEED CASH. | NEED FURNITURE.
OPENING-New auction house: paw extra
good price for furniture, DR.. 6446,
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TYPEWRITERS

ICE BOX-"Butcher Boy" and Computing
Scales. 1912 East washington. Ri. 1881
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7 urnlJufe WanLeQ-F1E, I04I
FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEST PRICES
CASH for all kinds on household goods.
SHAA4A BE. 1870.
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West
NOTHING DOWN

NOTHING DOWN
Five-room bungalow. electric lights, IN
closed back porch. gar, chicken yard, 10
Gated 727 Whitcomb St; price 81, 700;
only S225o per month. Call FRAzEE. Il.
WASHINGTON St
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INC and cleaning. Call for est. ia. 4o4o;
CALL BANKS en-. 417i. n. A NO; /.
PAPER HANGING. PAPER CLEANUP
PAPER CLEANING. 81 PER ROOM:
Art glass repairing. c. E. BLACK. Il. 5zzy
PAPER HANGING-Cleanine. esti. free.
Ch. 1904. FRANK JACKSON. II. 2A1o.
WALL WASHING, psper cleaning. paint
ing Special reduced price. ia. 0os5.
D. m: liberal reward. Oh 3loS.
PAINTING-Paper hanging: lowest prices;
work guar. J. G'lEATHOUSE. Dr. 045l.
TRY TIMES WANT ADs FoR BUSINESS
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Suburban for Sale
Lots for Sale

Arm Electricity: lots. fri
garage. Southport paw.
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Apartments for Rent

N mod i'il;' garage s,r OK 14S9-W
BROADWAY. I141-New efficiency apart
ments being finished; make your selec-
ton now; walking distance from Real
Silk; utilities furnished. He. 1901.
EUCLID, N, 626-6-room mod. double:
breakfast room: built-in features; garage;
laundry: water paid: S35. Oh. 1925.
1RVTNGTON. N, la rms. bath, ina
door bed gar. utilities paid; sac II. 34l2.
MANCHESTER. 962 NJ PENN.
Bedroom apartment: Frigidaire. all
utilities; from $40 to s62.50. Ii. 1881.
MARKET. E.--6-rm. mod. duplex; steam
hit: wa. pd.; prl porch; $50. Ri. 2254i
La SALE. NJ. 2345-47-5 rms: toilet in
side: gar; wa. pd.; sl7.50 mo. ri. ol39.
THE CHISWICK
reduced: very desirable 6-rm. apt; garage,
heat. water. Ri. 7243: ewes, Ia. l663-M.
WASHINGTON, E.. 50l8-Mod 5-rm. apt.
Inquire. 81 n. Riley Il. 6663.
10 E. 37th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sos. 90
z40 r Eratt ..:......'.'..... S90. w
534o f. Washington st, ............ 80 30
4l2 N. Alabama .......,....S 4350- SO so
1lZ4 broaoWay Observation-Disclosures. 43.UU
AYE AYE Go9a6eke ss2.e99
l029- l026 Central ..,...........S2l- 81. %
655 N. Alabama ..,............... 37.00
1908 Central $50 So SIS. 90
Alb E. 18th .................$4 3 90 So. so
11Z6 ~ IlhnolS ..........,..... S35- 600
30l5 ~ Meridian .................. 100
HELL BOUND" ''''''' WV
Iz@U Park .:..............s.. 500
55I2 N Pennsylvania ............... $500
$50 n PENNSYLVANIA .............. $3.50
234 +. Pratt Observation-Disclosures. 1850
1874 e. Washington ................ 1850
MoYNAHRN PRoPERTIES. WV
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Live Stock
Pets
Coal and Wood

w. Virginia LIP. $500
Center Coal Co. Ii. 1853
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Houses for Sale
South

DO YOU WANT A HOME2
1O48 s. West St. rooms, toilet and
water inside. electric lights, gas, triple
garage. excellent condition. freproot roof,
lot IS IT, wide, terraced above walk, va
cant worth S3.50o. but only asking 81. 100
to sell Immediately; terms. L. j. SEX
TON. REALTOR. Indiana Trust Bldg.
Ri. 7l5l. IT. 062l.
NELSON. 1927 block from Garfield park;
coy Arm mod. bungalow; in-a-ooor beoi
beautiful shrubbery: real bargain.
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Do
Well In Early
British Scores

CARNOUSTIE. Scotland, June l..
g1-Johnny Farrell OF New York.
American open champion In 1928.
fought his way through a heavy
rainstorm to post a rs for the firss
ie holes Of the qualifying round In
the British open golf championship
today.
Tony Mane-o. playing over the
easier course At Barry, brought II A
~.
Joshua Crane, the amateur II
Brookline. Mass, took and IS az
Barry.
Gene SaraZen. golfing partner OF
Farrell and also a former United
States open champion. also brought
in 2 IS at Carnoustie.
Their efforts were topped. how
ever, by two British hopes. n. "A.
Whitcombe and Arthur Havers
Whitccmbe had a ~. par. and Hay-
crs a 70.
Joe Tlrnesa. Of Elmsford. N. ".
brought in a 10 at Carnoustle 70
place him well up with the leaders.
Willie Hunter, Los Angeles pro-
fesSicnal. turned In a ~ ana Johnny
DE Paolo. Los Angeles amateur. re-
CURED SO strokes.
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VALLEY
r. Isabel 2. Mercedes 0.

Rlo HOnoo 8. Raym0ndvllle 3.
The Port Isabel Pelicans and Mer-
cedes Lions tangled in a 12-inrinc
fray at Mercedes Sunday afternoon.
The PelicaEs winning out 30. TIE
same was a pitching battle between
Boatman Of The Lions and Williams
Of the Point club. Two errors con-
tributed 70 the Lions downfall in
the 18th.
Williams, a well known San Ben
10 athlete had a tryout with Dallas
This spring. Boatman Is a Mercedes
high school twirler. Each OF the
pair whitfield eight batters.
The Pelicans lineup contains the
following wei known players: Tly-
Tor. IS and Roberts. CT. Both were
members OF the Saints last season
Red Partain. If. Partain Is known
wherever baseball Is played In Tex
as as n home run hitter. Bruce
Cunningham. Saint first sacker Of
last year, is with the Pelicans. Dona-
hue, former Saint. Is catching for
the Pelicans.
Yesterday Rio Hondo continued
her winning ways by knocking over
Raymondvilie 6-3.
Next Sundays schedule Is Ray
mondEIle at Pt. Isabel. Rio Hondo
at Mercedes and Weslaco at MGR
cedea.
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EXPORTERS in
TIE FOR FIRST
Beaumont Takes Two As
Fort Worth Splits
Pair

The Texas League championship
race whirled around its forty-sev-
enth m}ls-post Sunday. and when
Its en- les stretched out for m
other DFaight-a-way dash, the Fort
Worth Cats and Beaumont Export
ers were tied in the pace setting
lane with twenty-nine wins ana
sixteen defeats each.
1t is. the first time in several
weeks the Cats have had TO share
the league pinnacle.
After several weeks OF consistent
winning. the Exporters clicked Tor
first place Sunday by sweeping a
doubleheader from Galveston. imp
ire Steve Basil helped the Export
ers along when he forfeited n
first game 8 to o IL the seventh
with Beaumont leading. z TO ). Ba-
sl called Druill Speer out at the
plate, and the decision brought
Manager Del Pratt from the a
weston dugout with a rush ana a
protest. Pratt was ordered from the
park by Basil but refused TO leave
and the game was forfeited. The
GAPOllGlS Mo4l I'll Q w f~A~
the nightcap.
After losing three consecutive
games to Wichita Falls, Fort worth
nicked the Spudders in the opening
game. ? to o. The Cats bowed IN the
nightcap. 5 to ?. White. in the
seven inning setto. limiting the
Panthers to five hits.
Evidently the Houston Buffaloes
are through losing for a wnlle'
just when IL looked like the Bur
faloes were going to slide out OF
the first division. they started win
ming. and Sunday they registered
their fourth straight win.
San Antonio. 4 10 I.
Dallas almost won a doubleheao-
er Sunday at Shreveport. After get
tinv away to a four run lead IN
the first inning Of the first game,
the Steers went into the last Of the
ninth one run to the good. but an
error by Holman at second base al
lowed the Sports to tie the count
and in the last Of the eleventh. the
Sports sent across the winning run.
Behind the fine pitching OF Lee
Meadows. the Steers managed 10
win the nightcap. 4 10 l.
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BRITISH OPEN
GETS STARTED
ia Tee Off; Thirteen OF
This Lot Are From
u. s.

CARNOUSTTE, Scotland. June !
QP-A field Of 214. including 10
Americans was set for the British
open championship today.
The withdrawal Of Bobby Jones
left the tournament without a de-
Tending champion.
The United States has walked
off with this prize nine times in the
last ten years, only Arthur Havers
succeeding in breaking through for
England in 1923. OF the nine Ameri-
can titles in this period, Walte- Ha-
gen won four and Jones three, the
others going to Jim Barnes and jock
Hutchinson.
None OF these was represented in
the starting field but the Americans
had a half dozen or more formidable
contenders. American professionals
entered were Horton Smith. Johnny
Farrell. Gene Sarazen, Macdonald
Smith. Tommy Armour. Tony Man
ero. Joe 1nrncsa. Joe Kirkwoid. Viii
lie Hunter. and Athur Straub. More
OF the three American amateurs.
Joshua Crane. Johnny De Paolo OF
Los Angles and Tom Mcguire Of
Stockdale. Calf. was conceded a
chance.
PLAY today was to be over The
first 10 holes Of the qualifying round.
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Games are On
Tiger Grid Program

MERCEDES. May 3O-A foot ball
schedule which has been made by
Superintendent II. II. POtret and
coach H.. u. Schmalzried, or the Mer-
cedes high school. lists rine games,
five OF which viii b. paved III Mcr-
cedes next fall from September 2 70
November 20.
The schedule Is as follows. Sept.
Is. San Benito at san Benito, first
team, and Rio Grande City az Me--
Cedes, second team; October 2. Edin-
burg az Mercedes. October 9. Wes-
laco ~ Mercedes; October is. Mis-
sion nc Mission. October %. Meal
len at Mcklien. November 8. Donna
at Donna. November Is. La Feria at
Mercedes, November 20: Pharr-San
Juan az Mercedes.
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CHRISTI TRANSFER
QUESTION is UP TONIGHT

Once more the question OF a home
FOR the e.SCwnile Corpus Christi Sea-
hawks comes up. The Seahawks no
longer have a home III Corpus
Christi and are seeking to locate
either in Brownsville or Kinesville.
League officials are expected &c
hold q meeting in Brownsville TO-
night in an effort to locate the or
phaned club here.
Kingsyilie IS said 10 be anxious
for the club.
Yesterdays boxes are set out be-
low:
The MrA11eO hoV.
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Cleveland Is Making Good
Stand Against West Clubs

a week OF campaigning against the
clubs Of their home sector.
Some effective pitching BY VIII
Us Hudlin and Wesley Terrell gave
the Indians a 9 10 4 victory over
Detroit. II was Cleveland's seventh
straight victory and Detroit'S fifth
successive defeat.
The Philadelphia Athletics split
two double headers with the cellar
occupants yer the weekend To
finish the home-Sector campaign
with eight victories and three de-
feats. Timely hitting against Milt
CASTOR gave the Athletics the first
game yesterday ia. but the Red Sox
Q the second rs
The Yankees. showed down to
third place, picked up q game IN
Washington yesterday as Babe
Ruth's ninth homer OF the season
gave them the runs that produced
a to- victry. The ST. Louis Browns
improved their own record for the
intra-Sectional play and lowered
Chicago'S by taking the only game
between the two 6 u ..
After suffering various indigni-
ties IN earlier games. the Chicago
Cubs and Brooklyn Robins stepped
out 10 compile the best intra-sec-
tional records In the National
League. Bob Smith pitched q two
hit game for the Cubs against
Pittsburgh yesterday. giving them
their fourth straight victory over
the Pirates SO. The Cubs won
eight out Of eleven games. After
winning the first game from the
Braves 90. Brooklyn led 81 in the
ninth inning OF the second and
Hollis Thurston had two strikes Oh
Randy Moore. But Randy clouted
a homer. his second OF the game,
instead OF taking the third strike
and the game ended in a 3-3 tie
when darkness stopped ~ after the
tenth.
The Giants and Philiies each end
ed their intra-sectional series with
even breaks as New York won yes
terday's game los. John Berry gave
the Pills Is hits, but escaped Sc
rious trouble.
The st. Louis Cardinals. who re
gained the lead with seven victories
III eleven games, finally lost a game
TO Cincinnati ON their home grounds
yesterday. The Cards took the first
half OF a double header rs. but
Johnny Ogden stopped them with
hits In the second game IL.
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Robins Beat Jovens
IA In First Game

TIE Robins got of 10 A flyinr
start In the Brownsville Amateur
City league BY defeating A. c. J. NJ.
2 TO 4. The game. played on the
49, diamond in the morning, was
closely contested throughout. Man
mel Cara was on the mound for
the victors.
The Robins wore new uniforms
donated BY local business hou;ss.
The Red Birds are slated to PLAY
the Bears next Sunday.
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s. California Is
After u. S. Title

CHICAGO. June !. R-Having
the track and field opposition in
their OWL section in the east. south
ern CALIFORNIA; men OF Troy will
try for national overlordship Sa.ur-
day IN the tenth renewal Of nc
national collegiate association cham
pionship at Stagg Filed.
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Juarez, Bobcats
Will Clash In
Titular Series

Juarez and the Bobcats. winner
and runner-up In the Brownsville
Boys Baseball league. will meet in
the three game championship series
beginning next Sunday with a
double-header. Yesterday JuareZ
disposed Of the Presbyterians easily.
completing her regular schedule
without a defeat.
Opposition for the Bobcats did
not put in its appearance. The Fe-
lines have lost but one game iris
season and that went to the unde-
feated Juarez aggregation BY a mar
row margin on a last inning error.
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Cards Split Pair

The Brownsville Cardinals split a
pair OF games az Port Isabel Sun
day. winning the morning game
against the Sandcrabs CO and drop
ping the afternoon engagement Ga.
l.. Murray socked a homer with two
On IN the morning game 70 give the
Brownsville team the game.
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BIG CROWD
Expected at Harrington Mat
Bouts Tuesday
Especial TO Tn eHerald)

HARLINGEN, June promoter
Ernie Stephens is preparing for the
lsrges: crowd ever to attend 4 mat
card in the new arena.
Ernie says the fans will pack in
from far and wide 70 see Hugh Mich
OILS. worlds heavyweight champion,
in action against Red Lyons, Tues
Gay night.
Other matches are Patrick OBrien
VS.. Crybaby Leahman ana Joe Mon
tana VS.. Pete Brown.
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AMERICAN LEAGrE

Sundays Results
Philadelphia ia. Boston 4-7.
New York 4, washington ..
Cleveland 8. Detroit A.
st. Louis s. Chicago -
Mondays Games
Detroit al Philadelphia.
No others scheduled.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Sundays Games
Houston 4, San Antonio 1.
Beaumont 9i8. Galveston ola.
TT. Worth %. Wichita Falls U-5.
Shreveport 6-I. Dallas SIS.
Mondays Games
San Antonio az Houston, nigh
game.
Others played as doUble-he-ders
Sunday.
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X--Ba.ted for Nidkiff in It'll.
for Mtdkift il 7th.

X-Batted for Midkiff IN It'll.
2X-Ran for Midkift ID 7th.
Summary. Earned runs-Corpus
Christi 4, San Benito 3. Left on
ba5,-CorpuS Christi 4. san Ben-
ITO .. Two-basa hits-Sicola. Camp
bell. morrill,. Three-base hits-HiIl.
Sacrifice hits-Harding. Hill. Stolen
bases-Rankin. Ruhmann. Biggers.
Passed ball-Arechiga. Three runs
3 hits off Burgess In s i-3 in
nings; 0 runs / hit off Biggers in
2-3 inning. Struck out-By Burgess
Z. BY Rankin I. Base on balls-Off
Burgess ?. Hit by pitcher-Camp-
bell by Burgess. Winning pitcher
Burgess. Umpire-Qulllan Time
1870.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
BY HUGH :. FULLERTON. JR.

ASsociated Press Sports Writer
Just BY emphasizing the superior
ity the eastern clubs OF the Amer
lean League have shown over their
western rivals SO far. the Cleveland
Indians. who failed 70 win a game
IN their stand against the east,
have climbed back to q 500 aver
age and fourth place In q little over
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sundays Results
St. Louis 7-2, Cincinnati ST..
New York 10. Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 0.
Brooklyn 9l3. Boston 2-3. Second
game tied. called on account OF
darkness.
Mondays Games
Boston at Pittsburgh.
No theirs scheduled.
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Totals 26 6 427 IA 3

X-Batted for Hardy in eighth.
Harrington .... O02 0O4 0IO-7 II 3
McAllen ...... 03O O3O 000-6 4 3
Summary: Runs batted in-Har-
lngen 4. McAllen 3. Two-baSe hits
-Larkin. benson. Home runs
Cartwright. Flores. Stolen bases
DeWeese, Contreras. Eacrifice hits
-Contreras, benson. Cox. Double
play-Wells 70 Con-rerSs 10 CO..
Hits-Off Barron ,, off Johnston
?, off Flores 4, of Hardy s, or
Horton /. Base OH balls-On Bar
ron 8. ofof Johnston /. OFF Flores
4 Wild pitch-Hardv. Struck out
BY Barron ?. BY Johnston 4, by
Flores 3, BY Hardy !. By Horton !.
Hit batsman-By Flores Camp
belD. Passed ball Cartwright
Time-2.17. Umpire McMahNl.
winning pitcher-Johnston Losing
pitcher-Hardy.
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by Pap

ito 3. Passed ball-EnlOe. Wild
p"itches-NelcAlne, Rankin. Struck
Uut-By Weickllne ~, by Rankin
4 Base on balls-OIf WeIckline
s. OF Rankin !. Umplre-Quillan.
4Im5-2.00.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Tigers Win

The Brownsville Tigers took the
measure OF a Mercedes aggregation
here Sunday 6-l in a nice ball game.
The locals were not in danger al
the way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Sugar is Natures quickest energy food. In this
liquid form it is practically predigested. Just an
ounce between meals is enough. To avoid excess,
dilute it with pure water for bulk and add fruit
juice, extracts and essences to promote palate
appeal. Too much trouble! you sayf Well! SO il
is, for busy mothers, but not for us. DR.. Pepper
is ready made. An ideal nourishing sweet. . .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Lions Victors

The Brownsville Black Lions,
negro team sponsored By the NJ p.
Booster club. defeated a Harllnger
club handily 60 here Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

LITTLE muscles moving ten thousand times an
hour. Little bodies, feverish with exertion and
vibrant physical urge. Is it strange that exhaus-
ton comes quickly; that meals seem ages aparte
'Quick," says Mother Nature. "Build back these
wasted cell" No time TO change solid foods into
disable energy. Hence comes the cry for sweets,
but it's Mother Nature speaking, after all.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
NO HURRY

Golfer tpeevishly): III report
you to the caddy master as soon
as We get back.
Caddy. I needn't start worrying
for ages yet.-Humorist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Totals q 6 q 10 8
Summary: Earned runs-Corpus
Christi 3, san Benito >. san Ben
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Neglect Of a cold" says Prof.
Dickson Of London after years CT
study brings on pneumonia.
"Oxidine IN double doses brings re-
lief" For chest and throat sore
ness. apply Patterson's Peach Stone
Imminent. Ask your Druggist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
- THE
VALLEY LEAGUE

Games Today
San Benito az MCAllen.
Corpus Christi at Harlingen (nite)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-12-03
Stolen Car Found
at MilrOy Friday

Milroy, December 1.-Two youths
who gave their names as Hawkinson
and Combs of Minneapolis were over
taken on the road south of Wood
Lake by Francis O'Connor of Lake
Park, Iowa. On being questioned by
O'Connor it was found that the boys
left a car on the highway south of
Wood Lake. Their answers aroused
suspicion and on arriving in Milroy
O'Connor at once got in touch with
Sheriff Rankin of Lyon county. On
being questioned by Sheriff Rankin it
developed the car had been stolen
from Fred Eff of Chaska the evening
before. The two young boys who are
about Ia years of age were taken to
Marshall and were lodged in the
Lyon county Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Aftermath and Mr..
and Mrs. H. Schwandt spent Thanks
giving Day at Springfield with the
parents of Mrs. Aftermath and Mrs.
Schwandt.
The Earl Smith family moved their
household goods to Sank Center last
Saturday where they have rented "a
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Klien attended
the funeral of the latter's uncle, Mr.
Besanson at Marshall Friday after
noon.
Miss Hilda Hengle has been ill dur
ing the Thanksgiving season.
J. C. Larson was Marshall caller
Friday.
The young people of the Luther
league enjoyed a party in the church
parlors of Our Saviour's Lutheran
church Friday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Runnerstrom of Min
neapolis called on Mrs. F. L. Murphy
Friday. The doctor was attending
meeting at Montevideo and is located
at the Veterans hospital in Mime
apoIis.
Coach Wagner was a guest at the
Charles Penke home Thanksgiving
Day.
Marvin Larson and Miss Carrie
Lande drove down to St. James and
was q SOCoG az ClC MAUI iSO
Grotto home. Miss Amy Grotto re-
turned to her school duties with them.
M. L. Klien was Springfield bust
ness caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moliter an
nounce the arrival of a nine pound
boy at their home Sunday morning.
DIR. Peterson of Vesta was the at
tending physician.
Miss Isabel Reed returned to Min
neapolis Sunday afternoon after hav-
ing spent the holidays at the hom, of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Reed.
Mrs. P. Chrisropherson ard sol S,
Roy and Mark and daughters, Rose
and Dorothy drove TO the Twin Cities
Saturday morning and returned the
same day.
Miss Anna Dobias who teaches
near Tracy spent the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Do
hiaS