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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-07-02

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photograph" he urged
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with the negative"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-07-02
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
H. Sporleder, Pastor.

II. SpUTItUET, PASTOR.
Services in the German language
at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school and
Bible class at $40 a. m. Subject:
Grateful Jacob an example for u.s.
Choir practice Thursday at 8 p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-07-02

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
GROCERY
WILL Be HOST
ON SATURDAY

Formal opening OF the Home
Cash Grocery and Market. 60S w.
Elizabeth ST., is announced for
Saturday, Oct 81, by Leo WISE
manager.
In addition 70 an attractive list
Of sale prices celebrating the
opening Of the new store, speclai
demonstrators for the various mes
carried will spend the day at tne
store, and all ladies OF the COM
munity are invited to attend the
opening and TO visit the demonstra-
tors tables. Attractive souvenirs
will be distributed.
The latest addition TO Browns
yille's ROGER trade is stocked with
a most complete line OF staple
and fancy groceries, and Is under
the management OF a veteran
Brownsville grocery man. Mr.. Wise
having been in business in Browns
Vile for the past Is years.
Building occupied by the Home
Cash Grocery and Market has beer
completely remodeled. giving the
store one Of the most modern ane
up-to-date homes occupied by an!
grocery store in the Valley.
Owned by local interests, Vale!
products will be featured.
A most cordial invitation to TIT
Brownsville and Valley communit.
is issued by Mr.. Wise to visit TIT
store Saturday TO get acquainted
with the management and TAX
advantage of the sale prices II
effect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
VISITORS
TO SEE REVUE

The Black and Gold Revue fea-
turing some OF the same acts which
recently were staged at the State
Fair in Dallas, has been announced
BY John II. Floore, Valley Free Fair
manager, as one OF the auditorium
attractions during the fair which
will be held at Harlingen, Nov. 2lst
TO 18th inclusive.
Mr.. FIoore announced simultan-
eously that a pageant and corona
ton would be held on the first
night OF the fair and that the
checker tournament idea will be
continued this year.
The company presenting the
Black and Gold revue has played
various major vaudeville circuits as
well as large fairs and Chef Wilson
late OF the Lasses White Ministries
and said TO be Ameries best
dancer. will be seen in late songs
and acrobatic dances.
The Bell Brothers, who just COM
pleted a season with Barnes a.
Carruthers who played the State
Fair last week. are a feature act
as are the Dumont sisters and
Barbara Jennings who will be seen
in the latest Broadway dances.
Queen Prosperity will be crown
ed the first night. according to Hal
&. Worth OF Dallas. director OF the
Fat Stock Show. TT. Worth. Fur
Show at Toronto. Cotton Palace.
Waco. etc. Mrs. S. r. Jennings of
Harrington will be pageant chair
man.
Special scenery will be brought 10
Harrington for the pageant and
coronation and the setting will be
mos. picturesque.
A rainbow court will attend the
queen. Girls representing all the
cities OF the Valley will wear beau
tiful colored rainbow trains 10
harmonic with the queens gown
Each Valley town Is expected to be
represented by from 10 to Is girls
Entries for the checker tourna-
ment are being taken by Tom Foste
OF Harrington. Entry fee will be
$I.00. Play viii take place from 8
a. m. 70 4 p. m. daily. First prize
will be a silver loving cup, second
prize will consist OF two-thirds oil
the entry fees, and third prize OF
one-third OF the entry fees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
Biology Glasses
Make Field Trip

The initial field trip Of the three
biology classes OF the Brownsville
high school was made Wednesday
when the students motored to the
Olmito Fish hatchery. operated by
the Texas Fish, Game and Oyster
commission.
Sally Haines. superintendent OF
the hatchery, lectured on raising
fish and how they are transported
TO stock waters in different places
which have become depleted. Hahn
es endeavored TO encourage tho
students who live on resacas Ia
raise their own fish and told brief
" how this could be done.
Seventy five students made the
trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

Two Missions or the American
lutheran Church" r at Mercedes
and the other at Alamo hope 70
consolidate with a Mission OF the
NORWEGIAN Lutheran Church OF
America" A commission OF six able
men are completing the plans and
hope to consummate the entire mat
ter within a few weeks.
Rev. Z. A. Sagebiel. president OF
the Texas district OF the Amer
team Lutheran church arrived Sat-
urday to investigate the proposition
and expressed pleasure In the work
thus far accomplished. He advised
that an entirely new organization
be established with a new consti-
tuition and new officers. He also
promised what ever financial aid
the church might be able to offer.
Until a permanent location a
be arranged. George Reck, pastor
OF all three congregations. will con-
duct Joint services az the city hall
auditorium Of Weslaco each sun
day morning, beginning Nov. ].
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

TEXARKANA. Ark. Oct. 3O-lR
-Arraignment Of Gyp Barton,
Garland City filling station oper-
ator, and j. p. Grantham. Lewis
Vile barber, on charges OF being
accomplices in the Lewisville bank
robbery was planned today.
The men we're arrested on allega-
tons they were riding in the auto
mobile which picked up the robbers
after they abandoned their machine
six miles sonth OF L~ewisyille.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

cTTY. oct. !

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 30-R
Angry oil companies have turned
on their accusers with three libel
suits, arising out OF charges OF
irregularities In the Oklahoma City
field.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
Co. was the plaintiff In two suits
asking $4,000 damages. Oils. Inc,
asked $4,000 In the third libel ac-
ton and. In addition, sought q tax
return OF ti.0l7.l7, paid under
protest.
o. ". Jaye. and other officials
OF the Royalty Owners Protective
Association, and the editor OF the
Oklahoma City oil journal. were
made defendants in the I. T. I. O's
$4,000 libel action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
COURT DECIDES
ON ORDINANCES

AUSTIN, Oct. 30-lP-The 81
preme court has clarified the situa-
ton that obtains in many cities
over the right OF municipalities 70
pass ordinances forbidding con-
structim OF gasoline filling sta
tons in certain districts.
In passing on the right OF cities
70 bar such business enterprises
from restricted residential areas.
the court decided a case that came
10 1t from Wichita Falls.
The opinion, written by Judge
Joseph Ryan, member OF the com
mission OF appeals, and approved
by the supreme court. said the
law can not and does not under
take to deny the ordinary right OF
an owner TO use his property as he
pleases upon a consideration thus
purely aesthetic, even though II
does result in pecuniary loss"
However. the opinion clearly
stated that the court was not
passing on any coming questions.
The fact that owners have in
vested hundreds of thousands OF
dollars in homes around the pro-
posed filling station site. that the
presence in the neighborhood OF
structures as that contempla.' ID
(referring 10 the Wichita Falls
filling station) renders less desir-
able, and even less valuable. their
property for home purposes does
not constitute the proposed struc-
ture a nuisance so as to enjoin its
construction as an unlawful in..ar-
ference with the rights OF such
home owners" the opinion said.
ssThe same result might follow from
the construction OF a number Of
cheap and undesirable residence
cottages in the same neighbor-
hnod-"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
ACTIVITY and
OUTLOOK ARE
BRIGHT SPOTS

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 80. PIN
dustry and business In the south are
mounting steady and building for
the future.
In Georgia. the Clark Thread COM
pany has completed a new plant n
a mill village Of rs houses at Aus
tell, near Atlanta. and expects 20
employ some 500 men and women
when installation OF machinery Is
completed.
Two hundred workers have been
employed In Virginia, beginning oct.
28, by the r.. j. Reynolds Tobacco
company at Richmond, and port cf
Richmond customs receipts show an
increase.
Raw Cotton Bought.
David Clark, OF Charlotte. editor
of the Southern Textile bulletin, re-
ports that immense quantities Of raw
cotton are being bought and stored
by the larger cotton manufactur-
ing corporations Of the Carolinas
and the south, In Anticipation OF
sharp advances IN prices WITHIN a
year or two"
Tennessee. Florida, Alabama. and
other southern states report bust
les activity and a healthy out
look.
At New Orleans, l78 new business
concerns have opened and 1873 old
ones have expanded operations since
the first OF the year. and customs
collections for September totailed
81. e03. 2Sl.S2, 9 gain OF 80 per cent
over last year.
Ground naS been broken fo- a
huge sulphur plant on the western
end Of Lake Pctgrsur. iberia Parish,
Louisiana; construction Of the Sl4,-
800 600 public Seis nrdge will start
within 90 lays. WITH an employment
minimum u 100 uer tor the next
40 months: Anderson Clayton COM
PAM hA5 completed a new 100000
ShipsidS cotton warehouse. and the
Leon Godchaux Clothing company
has crfpled itS capacity by acquir-
ing $4,000 additional feet OF floor
space.
other Louisiana activities include
work on the five and one half mile
sea wall fronting the 1000 acre park
created along Lake Pontchartrain
by the Orleanas Levee board. This
IS a 81. 100000 project and the COM
plete lakefront improvement pro-
gram will involve expenditure OF
s42, 000, 900.
Liners Launched.
The Newport News shipbuilding
and Dry Dock company has launch
ed a number OF liners this year, in
GLIDING the Pres. Coolidge and Pres.
Hoover, built for the Dollar Lines at
n cost of SO. 000. 900 each.
In the Memphis territory, cotton
seed mills are operating day and
night, and production OF kilowa.t
hours of electric power for Septem-
Der was 100000 ahead OF the CORES
ponding month in 1880.
The Standard. Appalachian and
Cherokee Spinning company knitting
mills in Knoxville, Tenn, have been
operating at full capacity for the
past few months. employing $500
persons; the Sterling Wood Products
company, manufacturers Of wood
parts for automobile bodies has in
creased employees from 800 TO 500,
and $50 men and women are max
ing light weight clothing for the
Goodall Manufacturing company.
Florida Is preparing for the citrus
harvest and packing plants are TAX
ing on additional help.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

AUSTTE. Oct. 30-FJ-The state
railroad commission had been
sustained today in It's authority 10
conserve Texas natural gas supply.
A Travis county district court
yesterday granted the states count
er petition for an injunction 70
restrain the T.. M. Deal Oil and
Gas company Of Amarillo from OPP
Grating certain wells In Hutchinson
county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
HarZingen Will Get
Large PackingP Plant

southern states under his jurisdic-
ton IL means that Harrington VIII
be headquarters for company activi-
ties over q wide area.
Company Personnel.
Other members Of the personnel
here will include L. c. White, sales
manager. who will be assisted by Roy
Jandrews. formerly with the Etchi-
son Produce Co., San Benito.
National headquarters Of the COM
pany are In New York.
Baum said that division headquar-
tiers are being moved here because
half OF the company's tonnage from
Texas has been from the Valley al
though 1t operates all over the
state. Last year the company
handled 5000 cars OF Texas fruits
and produce.
It buys not only from individual
growers but also c~o-operates with
other produce men and at Crystal
City Is the marketing agent for tht
Crystal Growers Exchange composed
OF spinach and onion growers
Inc SncQ DOllL mere lOE tANC oOAtAA
ern Pacific near its passenger depof
will handle vegetables exclusively
since al Valley fruit is purchased
through the Texas Citrus Frui
Growers's Exchange. A fruit offic'
is maintained in Mission.
Chain Subsidiary.
The company Is a subsidiary OF tn
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
which has thousands OF chain gro
Gerry stores over the nation.
The company Is running 20 pc
cent ahead of last year in Shipment
when il enjoyed a IL per cent III
crease in business.
The 60x140 foot shed Is bein
built by Ramsey Bros. OF Hariingel
with plumbing by A. HaSselmeier O
Harrington. 1t Is two stories.
One Of the features will be a con
nection with a teletype system run
ming from coast TO coast and borde
TO border. The leased wire and othe
communication costs are $250.000 an
nually, but gives the company tn
latest information on all market
and growing areas. This informatio
Is made available at all points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

wISTER. Okla, oct. 30-tP-
The westbound Memphis California
Rock Island special ran into an
open switch shortly after midnight
but a serious wreck was narrowly
averted. No passengers were in
jured.
The engineer. G. W. Coulter. was
slightly injured, several coaches
and the engineer we're derailed and
a w~recking crew was dispatched
from division headquarters at FL
Reno to clear the track.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
Singers to Meet
Especial to The Herald.l

NDpNN4dL y 4IIC 10 dIuI
PHARR. Oct. 30.-The Hidalgo
County Singing convention will be
held at the Professionalism Alamo
high school auditorium Nov. 8. ac-
cording TO O.. @. williams. Wes-
laco, president OF the organization.
The meeting will be opened at
2 o'clock and continue through the
afternoon. when various leaders will
lead in community singing.
Several hundred singers are tx
pected TO be present. Leaders from
most OF the communities have an
nounced their intention OF attend
ing the affair. Joe r. Day OF Wes-
laco is vice-president OF the or
ganizat!on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

AUSTIN, Oct. 30=DP- James
shaw. Texas commissioner OF bank
ing. announced today that his de-
partment had entered suit against
the board OF education OF New
Hobbs, N. NJ on $4,000 warrants
which had been bought by the First
State bank OF Seminole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
A Rad FINISH

LITTLE GIRL: Daddy said there
was not a woman in the world like
you. Aunt Prunella.
AUNTIE pleased That was very
~flattering Of him.
LITTLE GIRL: And he said II
was a good thing. too.-Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
INV STAT Correspondentl

Fby 5IdII OUITE5FUIIuIIIIT
HARLINGEN, Oct. 30-Division
offices Of the Atlantic Commission
company which last year handled
8 $500 cars Of produce are to be NOV
ed to Harrington from San Antonio
within the near future, depending
on completion OF a packing plant
and offices here, according TO L. @.
Baum, division manager.
The company in the past has had
a packing plant at Donna.
Since Baum has a number OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

VAN HORN. Oct. 30-PY-. A.
Partridge, motor parts dealer. was
killed last night when the auto
mobile In which he was riding over
turned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

CLEVELAND.-Dr. Maurice Fen
ton Is grateful In q certain degree
TO a thoughtful thief who recently
stole his handbook. checks and $50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

The thief returned the handbook
and checks 20 DR.. Fenton, but he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
industry and Business in South Gromng and Building for Future

neglected TO return the $50. "
cheeks were return by mall
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
Science finds
new reasons for
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAK

MILLIONS have found Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN a safe way to over
come common constipation. Now
science shows this delicious cereal
brings three benefits to the diet:
Bulk" Vitamin B. Iron.
The 'bulk" in ALL-BRAN is
much like the bulk" in lettuce
only it is concentrated in q
more convenient form to relieve
constipation. 1t absorbs mois-
cure, forms a soft mass, which
gently clears out the wastes.
Vitamin B tones the intestines,
and promotes regular habits.
Iron builds blood, and aids health
generally.
No wonder ALL-BRAN Is con-
sidered far more natural than
pills and drugs so often habit
forming. Try two tablespoon
fuls daily. IL you suffer from
intestinal trouble not relieved
this way, see your doctor.
Serve ALL-
-@ BRAN as a cereal
+ 49, or use in cooking.
s Recipes onthered-
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Evening star., 1931-12-13

CAILOR BILLY LANDERS will re-
~ turn to his old hauntS Tuesday
night when he meets frankie
McKenna, clever little bantam from
Baltimore, in the feature bout of the
second Alexandria Day Nursery box
ing show, over an 8-round route.
The popular Norfolk tow-head is
faced with the difficult task of beat
ing boy who whipped him two years
ago at Portsmouth, on a decision
rendered by Jack Dempsey.
Local fans always have been at
tracted by this hustling gladiator.
He always gives his best once the bell
sends him into action. Although
Billy was on the short end of his
last engagement with Frankie De
Engelo at Fort Washington, he has
been boxing in fine style lately, win
ming four consecutive fights.
-. Attracting nearly as much atten-
ton as the feature is the semi-wind-
up between Frank Vance and Henry
irving, hard-punching light-heavy-
weights. These lads are real rivals
and should furnish plenty of action,
Jack Lamar, Cleveland light
weight. and Kid Cosden, rugged Cor
dova, Md, youth, tangle in another
6-rounder. Both Cosden and Lamar
have good records. Cosden has met
frankie De Angelo, Al Martin, Jimmy
Tramber1a and many other scrap
pers.
Other preliminaries feature Marino
Marini VS.. Buck Reed; Roddy Davis
VS.. George Eusnik and Billy King
VS.. Billy Reed.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BOWLING RECORDS
ARE BROKEN HERE
D. c. Team Gets 3,161, GIT
for 5 and 10 Games in
SWamping Baltimore.

w yTTH each bowler shooting over
M 900, the Washington ALL
Stars yesterday established
two sensational world duck
pin records in swamping an all-star
Baltimore pin outfit in the second block
of their 10-game match at the Lucky
Strike.
Led by Bradley Mandley, who shot
663, the local all-star combination rolled
the remarkable total of 3,161 for yes
terday's five games to smash the former
mark of 3,116 by as sticks. The former
record was held by the King Pin ALL
Stars and was established in 1926.
The 10-game total of GIFT also ex-
ceeds the world mark held by the Rec
reation Happy Five team Of Baltimore
6,056-by 12l pins. The former mark
was made in 1929.
While Mandley's 663 was the big
bolt, Astor Clarke rolled 63l; Red Me-
gaw, Gal: Ollie Pacini, sos, and Earl
McPhilomy. 62l.
The Washington team, leading by 233
pins as result of last weeks block in
the Monumental City, finished up with a
margin of 506 sticks over their Oriole
rivals. Yesterdays victory was by 273
pins.
Scores.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
MEMS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
TFAEVIR
ARCADE SUNSHINE LEAGuE.
Season Records,

Hish individual average-Latham, 100.
High spares-Latham. s3
High Strikes-Woodfeld, IT,
nlgn individual game-Glazer, I4l
Higghh HHghh Individual set-Glazer, s7s.
Hieh team game-Rug Dept, 54s.
aisn team set-Hat Dept, 500
hlsh nat game-McLaughlin, e6,
Evening star., 1931-12-13
GREAT AUSTRALIAN
RACER WILL INVADE
Phar Lap Has Chance to Set
Money-Winning Record in
Aqua CaIiente Stake.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n TEW YORK, December 12.-The
mail from Australia today
Y brought word that Phar Lap,
the wonder horse from down
under" was definitely on his way to
the United States to run in the Aqua
Caliente Handicap and that he was not
himself in the Melbourne Cup.
Asked to pick up $50 pounds, the
big Red Devil raced grimly and val
iantly, fighting for his head all through
the early running, but did not have
anything left in the run to the judges
and finished eighth, about six lengths
back. WhitenoSe, the winner, carried
only 96 pounds over the 2-mile route.
Phar Lap, in picking up his terrific
burden, was attempting to beat the rec
ord Of Carbine, probably the greatest
Of Australian racers, who won the cup
in 1890 with las pounds up. Phar Lap
won in 1880 with 1873.
Phar Laps track earnings now are
about s285,000 and victory in the
100000 Aqua Caliente would make him
the worlds leading money winner. He
is due in San Francisco January S on
the steamer Monowai.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
for Yule Pin Tourney Assured Leuny Tough Foe for Loghrun
BOUTS SCHEDULED
FOR MIAMI ARENAS
StribIing, Magnolia to Hold
Ring, Mat Shows During
Winter Season.

BY the Associated Press.
\ 4 IAMI, Fla, December 12.-Pa
M Stribling and Lou Magnolia
| Y i again have answered the siren
call for Winter sports promo
tion in the semi-tropics. Between the
two of them, they expect to keep three
Miami area arenas busy during the
Winter season.
The elder Stribling signed articles
several days ago to promote weekly
fights in Biscayne Arena here. In ad-
dition, Stribling is dickering for
Heeney-Risko fight in the Garden
Arena sometime about the first of Feb
ruary and may put on two other fights
there.
Magnolia will combine wrestling and
fights at the Coral Gables Coliseum.
He has taken the legal bit in his teeth
to book Tony Canzoneri for 10-round
lightweight title defense February in
the face Of Florida boxing law pro-
hibiting championship exhibitions.
Canzoneri's opponent will be either
Joe Click or King Tut, Magnolia said.
AS further venture into the forbid
den championship field, Magnolia has
booked Jim Londos, Greek claimant of
the world wrestling championship, with
Tiny Roebuck, former Haskell Indian
star, for January % engagement.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Clash of Duckpin
Stars Arranged
NNcF again the Connecticut Blue

ONCF again the Connecticut Blue
~ F4obons and the National Pale
Drys will clash in the intercity
bowling classic of the year.
Announcement has been made that
Lew Hopfenmaier, pilot of the Drys, has
booked the Blue Ribbons for the first
five-game block in team, doubles and
singles matches for December 80 at the
Lucky Strike. The battle will wind up
at Willimantic, Conn, probably on
January % when the final five games
will be rolled.
The Blue Ribbons proved themselves
last year to be the outstanding duckpin
combination of the season. The Con-
necticut crew was the only team to
score over the Pale Drys of 1880.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
KING PIN GIRLS LEAD
Roll 2,54S to 2,521 for Richmond
in First Half of Match.

RICHMOND, Va, December IA
King Pin girls bowling team of Wash
ington took a lead of 2,548 to 2,521
over the girls team of the Tinytown
drives here tonight in the first half of
on an inter-city match. The other five
games will be rolled at the Lucky
Strock alleys in Washington next Sat-
urday night.
Lorraine GULL, with 542, was high
for the visitors. Ollie Stozier rolled
539 for the locals.