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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

The McAllen Palms took the lead
In the Valley league Thursday even
ing when the Stately Trees cast
their shadow over the Harrington
Ladds 30 az McAllen IN an air.
tight hurting duel between john
son and Winford.
Winford Of McAllen was IN great
form, turning back the Harllngen
sluEgers with three safeties. II Win
ford was good, Johnson Of Harlin-
gen was a bit better. Johnson al
lowed the Stately Trees but TWO
bingles.
Ironically enough. Bill Yoder. for
mer Harrington Laid. was instru-
mental in defeating the Hub CITY
aggregation. tapping out a Sacriilce
and piifering a bag.
This was one Of the prettiest con-
tests seen in the Valley league THIS
season.
The other game OF the day, the
La Feria Nighthawks came TO y ?
after a poor start IN the second
half. biting out a Sd victory over
the San Benito Saints.
Williford Of San Benito and Nc
Nair. former La Feria amateur. we're
the stars Of the game. each getting
four for three at the platter.
Midkiff. castoff Saint. got three
for two to aid In punching across
the winning runs against his form
er team mates.
Todav's schedule finds San Ben
ito and the Ladds playing under the
floodliphts at Harlingen. La Feria
goes 10 McAllen for a night con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10
Rotary Club Mines
To Play AT Night

SAN BENITO. July lo.-The San
Eenito Rotary Club has challenged
the Ha-lineen RctaTians 10 a game
OF night baseball 10 De played pre-
ceding the next Thursday night
game between the league teams re-
presenting these cities.
Dick Niles Of the Harlingen club,
a visitor at the meeting here Thurs
day. was delegated to carry the chal-
lenge TO his fellow Rotarians.
j. Scott Brown. reading up on
What a New President of a Rotary
Club Should Expect From It's Mem
hers" found that the program COM
mittee was supposed to fan down Ut
the very first meeting Local Rot
arians lived up TO the traditions and
the postponed program will be had
next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

Schedule Friday
San Benito at Harlingen.
La Feria at McAllen.
Saturday
Harrington at San Benito.
McAllen at La Feria.
Sunday
San Benito az McAllen.
La Feria at Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10
RISKS TITLE
Midget Wolgast Fights
Bradley Tonight

NEW YORK. July 10. Rl-Midget
Wolgast OF Philadelphia. recognized
as rywe.ght champion In many
states. defends his title against
Ruby Dark Cloud Bradley. H0l-
yoke. Mass. negro. III IA l5-round
bout AZ the Long Beach stadium to-
night.
WnlRaSt won recognition a. fly
weight champion early in 1880 when
ne defeated Black Bill 0f Cuba in
the final round az an elimination
tournament sponsored NV Madison
Square Garden. lie fought FRANKIE
Genaro OF New York. then champion
In the eyes or the national boxing
association. here several months ago
IN an effort 10 gain clear title 20
the crown. but the bout. disappoint-
ingly slow. ended In a draw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

teams will clash at Fair Park at 4
.. m. Sunday and u is expected a
large crowd will be on hand. The
Montgomery-ward aggregation IS
STRENGTHENING itself for its clash
with the professionals.
TWO VETERAN ball players will
lead the san Benito and Harrington
Potarians In their conflict next
Thursday night az Harlingen.
These are Ed Brady Of San Benito
and Topper Eigney Of Harrington.
Brady il one al the best known
baseball men in the Valley. Topper
PLAYED under Nv Cobb with the De-
troit Tigers for several seasons
This game will be played before the
regular Valley league game Thurs
dav evening.
Baby trout. like human infants,
thrive on milk and orange juice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10
PORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuStdce

contenders when he won the Texas
title with a perfect 200. the same
count he made In winning the
Texas State title In 1880. Woodward
won the state champions event az
the 1880 Grand American and has
been shooting in top form all this
season. Shirley Forgsbard. Jr.. Of
Galveston. won the junior champ
ionship Of Texas with a 195x200.
F~orsgard won the junior champion
ship Of North America IN the 1880
Grand American and VIII be back
to defend his honors this sea7on.
Texas seems 10 be the land Of shot
guns as well as sixshooters.
THERE WAS never more player
interest in baseball over the Valley
than now exists. City leagues are
in operation at Harrington and
Brownsville. A fiye-club amateur
circuit Is going strong On a sun
day schedule independent amateur
mines can be found from Mission TO
Brownsville. Not 10 mention the
Class ID" Valley league. If TINS
player interest can be sustained for
q couple of seasons. the fan-interest
Will naturally follow. III such should
be the case. the Valley professional
loop should prosper
NORTHUMBERLAND. winners
az the first half championship Of
the Harrington city league. is get
ting ambitious The m~ail-order nine
has challenged the Ladds and the
professionals have accepted These
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10
Robson Gloomy

Robson was inclined to regard the
balls appearance as a joke. He fan
cied. not without reason. that ONE
body had tossed II out. On being
Informed that 1t had been duly play
ed ont. Robson made a very gloomy
approach putt and nearly missed his
3. which won the hole. as Sara
zen failed to car the l0-footer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10
NIGHT HAWKS
COME TO LIFE
johnson and 'Winford Hook
Up Tn Classic Mound
Battle

VALLEY LEAGUE
McAllen 2, Harlingen 0.
La Feria 5. San Beniro I.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10
PALMS TAKE LEAD, BEATING LADDS z TO O


GARDONE. Rivera. italy.
July 10 tP1-Kaye Don. British
sportsman. has boosted the
worlds speedboat record %
1l0.223 miles per hour.
After three months III unsur-
cessful assaults On the record or
103.49 miles mn hour IN set of
BuenOs Aires this spring. Don
piloted his Miss England Ill over
a measured course on Lake Car
da yesterday az a rate OF I07.S78
miles an hour In one direction
and al ll2569 miles In the other.
the new record being the aver
age between the two. !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

A TEXAN. 4. + woodward NJ
Houston. Is one VI the favorites in
the Grand American Handicap
'trapshooringD tournament which
Will open AT Vandalia. O.. Aug "a
The Texan threw a scare into other
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

Baby trout. like human infants
on milk and orange juice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

Summary. Runs batted IN SIC
colo Left on bases Harlingen ,.
McAllen 5. Stolen bases Squares, p
Yoder ?. Siccolo Sacrifice hits 3
Yoder, Benson. Two base hits johns
Frierson Struck out BY Johnston
( ~ Winford Q Bases on balls. off
Johnston Is. off Winford Q Time As
Umpire Baker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-10

SunnaTN- EITTEI IUTls- Nv -
4 Saints 0. First on balls: off Ken
nedv A. off White 4. Left on bases:
Hawks 6 Saints 10. Wild pitches:
kennedy. TWO base hits: Keno. Big
GERS. Struck out. by White &.
Double PLAYS: Hill to Williford %
Jordan. McNair 10 Cannon to Jo--
IAN. Balk: White tMidkiff scoring
johnson 70 second Time 2:05: I'M
pire: Phillips.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Here's Job That Might
Really Be Termed Soft

As life becomes more complex,
new and unusual professions are
created overnight And there is
always someone ready to step in
and fill the post. even if no previ-
Gus training is available.
For instance, there is the pro
fessional hospitality critic" One
New York hotel has such an Off
cial on its staff, and those who la
Dor over desks or in manual lines
Will envy him. His duties. as eX-
planned BY the manager, are as
follows:
His job is to sleep. eat, dance,
get shined, pressed and shampOOed
at the houses expense, provided he
renders q critical report Of what
takes place. For a year at least he
must periodically play the part of
a guest. with the eye of one who
knows hospitality at its best. BY
this arrangement the hotel has
first call Oh new ideas and services
discovered in the profession of
eating and sleeping"
And he probably gets paid for
it t!-New York Sun.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
C. NJ. I. CAMP HEAD NAMED
Prof. G. w. w. Schantz Appointed
for 9th Year of Kent Committee


For the Ninth year, Prof. G. w.
w. Schantz, of Smyrna, viii head
the Kent County committee con-
Quoting the annual enrolment for
the Citizens, Military Training
Camps. His formal appointment
to represent the War Department
in the enrolment of @. M. T. G.
candidates from this county has
been made by Major General Han
son E. Ely, U. S. A., commanding
the Second Corps Area, at Cover
nors Island, n. r., it was learned
recently. Recently named as coun-
ty chairman for the Military
Training Camps Association,
patriotic body national in scope,
Prof. Schantz thus comes into full
charge of all activities throughout
the county in behalf of the G. M.
7. Camps. Creation of a repre-
sentative committee, with members
from all sections of the county, is
contemplated by Prof. Schantz,
who said he would announce his
appointees within the next few
days. Young men Of good char
acter and sound physique who are
between II and "a years are to be
enrolled for the camps. The Gov
ernment offers to those who quail
ify 80 days Of outdoor life under
the most healthful conditions and
without cost to the student No
obligation for future military ser
vice of any kind is incurred by
youths who attend @. NJ. T. Camps,
Prof. Schantz said
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Quaint Rental Payment
for English Freeholds

The ancient ceremony of render
ing quit-rent services by the city
Of London took place before the
kings remembrancer, Sir G. A. Bon
ner, at the Law Courts building re-
Gently. One of the services is in
respect Of a piece Of land-the To-
cation of which cannot today be
dentified-caIled "The Moors,"
near Bridgenorth. Shropshire. The
other is by the tenants and occu-
piers of a tenement called The
Forge" on n piece of land once
used by the Knights Templar for
their tournaments and now covered
by the Law Courts building. The
ceremony dates back more than 200
years. when rents were paid in kind
instead of in cash. The city So
licitor rendered service in respect
of "The Moors" by cutting two
small bundles Of faggots with
hatchet and a bill-hook. There
after, he counted out, one by one,
six horseshoes and 61 nails in re-
spect of "The Forge"
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
That Other "Clod"

Two fellows were playing a ding
dong golf match, into the exciting
spirit Of which even the caddies
had entered.
Going to the last hole all square,
one man sliced badly while the
other had an equally wild pull. The
first man found himself in a jungle.
His first niblick shot raised a huge
divot and moved the hall about six
feet. He took turf with his sec
ond effort, also. but got the ball
well away.
by the way" he said. as he re-
placed the second divot, what hap
pened to the other clod?'
oh" said the caddie. with sat
isfaction. hes playing six out of
a bunker"
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

Betty Meadows, The New School
Teacher, Mary Pleasanton; Mollie
Fielding. Dams Aunt, Mrs. Lulu
Wilson; Joanna Fielding, Dams
snappy little sister, Mrs. Francis
Raughley; SaIlie Perkins, The
Neighborhood Gossip, Mrs. Myrtle
Heyd. Sussex County, Midland
Grange, Frank Glynn's Wife"
Cast of Characters Frank Glynn,
Floyd Short; Alice Glynn, Mrs.
Charity Massey; Mrs. Glynn, Mrs.
Leta c. Short; Stella Glynn, Miss
Myrtle Jefferson; Gertie, Miss
Laura Rutherford; Nora, Mrs.
Bertha Brumley; Ed. Asbury, Les
ter Brumley.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
For Your Scrap-Eook

have only made this lette'
rather long because l have not had
time to make il sh9rter-Pascal.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
STATE GRANGE At THIRD
ANNUAL DRAMATIC CONTEST
WILL BE HELD AT CAESAR
RODNEY SCHOOL MARCH 10
Miss Leila Lyman, Mrs. A. vi. Eels
and j. G. Messner Selected as
Judges; Prizes to Be Awarded

Delaware State Grange will hold
its third annual Dramatic Contest
Thursday, March 10Th, in the audi
torium of Caesar Rodney High
School, Camden-Wyoming, at s p.
m. Music will be furnished during
the evening by the Camden-Wyom-
ing Band. Prices will be awarded
by Hon. Robert P. Robinson, of
Wilmington, Master of Delaware
State Grange. They include: First
$50; second, $25, and third, $40.
Prizes will be judged by the fol-
lowing score card: Length of play,
20 to 35 minutes, two points to be
deducted for every minute more or
less than this time. Selection of
play, 10 points; direction, 40 points
regulated as follows: Setting, s;
costume and makeup, 8; tempo,
time and spirit play moves along,
12; tableau, grouping, II. Acting,
80 points, regulated as follows:
Reading, reciting part, 20; person
al acting, Is; group acting, Is.
The judges will be: New Castle
county, Miss Leila A. Lyman, New
port; Kent county, ]. c. Messner,
Harrington; Sussex county, Mrs.
A. M. Eels, Milford. The contest
ants are winners Of the three coun-
ty contests as follows: New Castle
County Centre Grange, Day by
Day." Mrs. Pearl McLain, director
Time 1917, a winter evening.
Place a farm in the North.
Cast of characters George Harris,
A Farmer of Midle Age, Walter D.
Carpenter; Mrs. Harris, His Wife,
Sue S. Carpenter; Jane, Their
Daughter, about. II, Marion B.
Frederick; Mary-Her Sister, about
10, Doris McLain; Zeb Aiken-A
Neighbor Boy, 19, Horace Wood
ward. Kent County Capital Grange
kidnapping Betty" Cast of
Characters Dan Fielding, Owner
Of Fielding Farm, Francis Raugh-
ley: Nat Meadows, ,Betty's Peppery
Father, Maurice "A. Frazier; Bud
Simpson, A lively youngster work
ing for Dan, Raymond Kephart;
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Asset

An interviewer asked ]. ?. Nor.
gan if lie found the delights IF
living on his country estate com.
pensated nm Tor the time and trou-
Bile occasiOned in going to and fror,
his New York office.
Indeed they do" replied NJ
Morgan, heartily. Country life
pays big dividends in rest ana
health. Yet, to me, these are not
the greatest assets. | find that the
best part of the country life lies in
the people you don't meet"
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Good Library System

A novel system for promoting stu
dent reading of good literature is
used by the Portland (Maine) pub
lie library. Books are sent TO ev-
cry school in the city, one book to
each pupil, and interchanged until
every pupil has read every book.
Last year more than 900 books had
a circulation of 1900.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Ashes in High Grave

At Kirkstone Pass, England
Mark Atkinson, landlord Of tHf
Kirkstone inn, gave Instructions r.
his deathbed that his body sL0l5t,
be cremated and buried If
the highest grave III England. If,
top of a mountain $3.50 feet aboyt
sea level, and that his fayorjt.
mountain pony, Billie, should DO =
more work after carrying the aea5
20 the grave.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Congested Chicago

Chicago is the most congested
city in America. OF 40 leading
cities in the United States, the av-
erage population is 5.92 persons per
acre. This compares with 11.63
people to the acre in Chicago, ac-
cording to recent figures.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
End q III.

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degrees below H. balen The 81
ATTITUDES becansss 5s,s !. l9rizan /
W WIN which thu ~ = The md
re aar.sa e 9eiow fLe bo,..' i
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Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
And In,

aIroa Be-. ..-o rl56er ii
10 defra son lournal ul
if,r ~. 4 Iropagan9... "lS
".l r.ro,.al' ~ 4 poiht IN
lcfSoa WHO "a, Salt ht
of truth aad r-lsa Nj 'ake a ia,
ing lie. .Ae q large !,
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Hebrew MoD.,

HE monetary svSto1 Il
lonian srsso., w., nased upon tie /
Of the value Of goi5 Tlsals. y LIZ
1:l3 l-3 and nraTaiio, Te1l = sll7st
western Asia. oiiea ova
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
Many Carbon Compounds

Some 100000 compounds of car
bon are now known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
HEARING ON

the RIO Grsnde fer storage ard
control purposes have been made
b. Prank 8. Robertson CO San Ben
&c. representing Lower Valley e.
rigation interests.
O<her presentations have been
made bE Claude O. Young. ~ en-
gtneeT. but t. - not known here
Just what Interests he Is represent
ing
The board at is hearing Monday
Is expected 20 decide which pre-
sensations II viii accept for fling.
Mr. Robertson. who In secretary
OF the Joint Association cr Can
erUn-Htdzlgo County water I'm
p-oTenent DistrEts VII be ACCOM-
panied 90 Austin Saturday night bT
T. ID RentfrD or Brownsville. Erl
known irrigation attorney and pos
slhly By A. L. Montgomery OF San
Benitos another irrigation attnrney.
and ~ " = Andersen CT San
BenIto. consulting engineer
Mr. Robertson has previously
fled q fever number CT preserta-
tons Oh behalf CO the association
but the state beard indicated that
. would not ACCEPT then because
they covered surh large areas Fur
this reason O separate pres@r.9tscr
EaS prepared O. each dam site C.
sired
III H hoped I'd show 60 TIE hear
ing that acceptance q the Valley
prese1tz1o1s void % C creates
pubic benefit
Hearing On the rrgEer.mfinrE ms
been postponed froE TIE % tine
Cue 20 various reSscEG
Valley Interests hope Go store
food and other waters now FnarE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
MANY BLLSARE
FILED In HOUSE
Sulphur Tax Is Again
Before State
Legislature

AUSTIN. Jan III Both
houses continued operation under
general parliamentary rules when
the senate refused % concur n
tie house amendments % = senate
rules resolution TIE senate reso1-
ton provided bills could Dc AZ
trcdnced III any tine during the
first sixty days aid after That Pc
nod only after Al affirmative four
flfrhs vote Of the Membership
More .Rxiry. however was &C.
sired y tne house. which adopted
a resolution whereby bills could %
introduced after the first sixty
DAYS through a affirmative Tzo-
thirds vote Of ire Numbers pres
ent, . quorum voting
free conference committees OF
the house and senate -e-e 10 tackle
she problem late today
REPRESENTATIVE Farmer Fort
worth. introduced q bill 10 pace
a tax CT $50 per ton on sulphur
uroduct5cn This Was xpecEed 20
be one o. the main issues o. the
session Ence the tEo houses locked
horns last year oa the zEe sub
jecf-
Farmers bill also proposed an
occupation tax Oh -urpentlre q
70 cents per 100 pounds: Ezs, two
cents per 100 cubic feet: salt.
eight cents per ton: coal, ten cents
per ton, marble. 70 cents per ton
cement. 80 cents per 100 barrels
The bill would require companies
70 make . report Of their pr0duc-
ton each month
Farmer and Adkins OF GInsr
introduced . bill % require males
only 20 pay pol taxes With women
voters exercising the right O. SUI
f-zge free.
A bin 70 require al motor vehi-
cles 70 come TO z fun stop before
crossing railroad grades was offer
81 BY Representative Bounds Of
Eubberd
Establishment Of q Texas Cen
serrizI committee. 20 make plans
for the celebration Of the 100-h an
niTerSary o. the Independence o.
Texas vas proposed II q bill by
EEPG &4
tn
Representative Wigs Of Paris
introduced q bin % provide for
sterilization OF inmates OF state
institutions for insane persons
Representative BUTTS O. Brady
introduced = MI 20 ETe Walker
county venue Il the trial of coc-
v1c1s tcr insanity Trials Of this
nature are he'd II counties where
tire convict TzS tried ard convict
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
MARKETS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
KWWG TO HAVE
BAND PROGRAM
Good Humor Carnival VIII
Be Advertised By
Concert Sunday

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Last
Of Line of PLAYERS

SAN BENTTO- Jan 3-Tne last
O. q long line q Welches TO pIar
football tU- San Beni-o high school
al lead The GreyhO1nds next sea-
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