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Evening star., 1934-08-24
Newcomer Makes Good.

ERT RUBI, newcomer to the
n local mat, featured the prelimi-
nary card, tossing Jim Heslin
after 1871 minutes. Rubi, squatty
blond, administered nearly every grip
known to modern rassling to the
aged Heslin and finally finished the
Australian with an airplane spin of
which even Jim Browning might well
be proud.
Vanka Zelesniak and Joe Devito
were the other winners. Zelesniak
subdued Oscar Holmberg after 141a
minutes while Devito finished Henry
Piers after 1924 minutes.
Evening star., 1934-08-24
Willard Is FI0ored.

willard is Fl0Ore0.
X ARIBALDI, as losers generally
II do, had all the better of the
milling last night, even floor
ing Jess Willard, former heavyweight
boxing champion and referee, on one
occasion. But, with victory in sight
after series of resounding body
slams, Garibaldi lost his balance with
Szabo held high over his head, and
crashed backward to the canvas. Szabo
Immediately slapped his shoulders to
the canvas as Willard counted him
out.
Dick Shikat, former mat champ,
doggedly seeking a crack at a titular
claimant here. continued his swift
pace in the semi -wind-up as he pinned
Harry Fields after "a minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
DARDANElLA GOES,
 ON BARLOW POINT

The fishing vessel Dardanella Capt. Jim Lay, owned by Mrs Esther Ellsworth, went on rect at Barlow Point Wednesday morn- ing at 1 o'clock. The boat had been used in buying salmon on the grounds for E. E. Engstrom, and was on it's way out after a load at the time
 Mrs Ellsworth was steering the vessel when it struck. Capt Lay and Fred Harris having lain down to rest.
 They were forced to remain with the Dardanella for "A hours be- fore another boat came along so that Mrs. Ellsworth could get to town, the other two remaining at the scene of the miShap.
 It is believed that the boat will be nearly a total loss except for what may be taken off before it slips from the reef where it is still caught.
 Ere Harris rowed all the way in to Juneau from Barlow Point to- day, Capt. Lay remaining with the Dardanella.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
OF ASA BUSY WITH
 MANY FLIGHTS

To move the supplies of the Washburn Crillon party from Grill lon Lake to a gasboat at Lituya Bay and bring Bradford Wash burn, IT,. and part of the party to Juneau. the seaplane Baranof, of the Alaska Southern Airways, piloted by Gene Meyring, Lloyd Jarman, mechanic, left here at 8:30 o'clock this morning. It is due to return late this afternoon or evening.
 KruZcf Chartered
 On a charter trip to Wrangell for the Continental Gan Company, the ASA seaplane Kruzof, Pilot Murray Stuart, took off from Gas tineau Channel this morning at 5 o'clock and is scheduled to return to its Juneau base this afternoon.
 Chichagof Due
 On it's regular schedule trip to Juneau from Ketchikan, the ASA seaplane Chichagof is due here at ' o'clock tonight, piloted by R. E. Ellis. H. B. Friele, Vice-President of the Nakat Packing Company, will be passenger for Juneau and will return to Ketchikan tomorrow on the Chichagof, accord ing to A. B. Hayes, Manager of the airways company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
KENNETH LEA RUSHED TO ST. ANN'S IN AMBULANCE;
 EMERGENCY OPERATION

Kenneth Lea. 14-year r-old son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Lea was rush.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09

because farmers made mistakes" in a wholesale scale in certifying their previous yields.
 Yet no prosecutions have been reported; not a single charge or fraud has been sworn out. The neighbors of those who made mis- takes" either made the same mis- takes themselves, or are willing to forgive and forget.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09

 their occupation and no inquiry is made. The word has gone round among unskilled laborers out of jobs to put themselves down as carpenters or electricians or in some. other class entitled to the larger relief allowances.
 That is known In the affected communities. and no one raises a question about it.
 One of the lessons of past gov ernmental experience is that it is next to impossible to enforce a law or a regulation against public sentiment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
NRA Chiseler
 Branches Out,
 Problem No. l
econt,nued from Page One,

MIRA. Every day the blue eagles are snatched away. Every other day General Johnson lambasts the offenders.
 But the snatching appears to take place only when and where public sentiment is aroused, and the most conspicuous of the snatched eagles, at Hartman Tenn, is returned.
 visitors to Washington bring cir c,ru,stautial stories of open code evasion in their communities which they say are known to and unrcpcoyed by local officials anc local sentiment. That's the rub.
 Under AAA thousands of corn hog payments have been paid u
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
MOVIE STARS GIVE SUPPORT
 TO RADICAL s

LOS ANGELES, Aug. s.-Capt. William Hynes, Chief of the Police Intelligence Squad, testifying be- fore the Congressional hearing in- to Communists activities, said the nations radical hotbeds are draw ing financial support from several motion picture stars and directors
 The hearings here are closed to the public because of fear of in- ternational complications.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09

ed to St. hnn's Hospital in the ambulance at 9 o'clock this morn ing where an emergency appendix operation was performed immed- lately by Dr. L. P. Dawes. The appendix had burst before he could reach the hospital and he is still in a serious condition according to pr. Dawes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
EXHIBITS OF CHIsELERs' ART

A western city negotiated for public works loan, and then re- fused to sign the contract unless the sewer pipe required in the project was purchased locally.
 The pipe had to be a certain size, and none of that size was for sale in the community. That made no difference The contract had to be changed, so a local firm could purchase the pipe and add a profit. In one community, at least, those applying for relief simply state
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
TERHUNE, RETURNS FROM
 EIGHT MONTHS ABSENCE

H. w. Terhune, Alaska agent of the United States Biological Sur vey and Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission, returned home today on the steamer Yukon after an absence of several months. He ahas been in Washington, D. c. and Seattle directing the planning and construction of several ves- sells for the Game Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
Protestant Pastors Must Pledge
 FeaIty to Hitler

BERLIN, Aug. 9.-PrOtestant pastors and church officials will be required to take the cath of fealty to Adolf Hitler just as Nazi storm troopers and members of the regular army did last week, according to an announcement made today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
GRADUATE PHARMACIST
 ARRIVES FOR POSITION
 IN RACES DRUG STORE

To take a position in Races Drug Store, Verne M. Soley, grad uate pharmacist, arrived here on the steamer Yukon from the south. MT. Soley's home is in Everett, Washington, though for sometime he has been engaged in his pro- fession in Chehalis, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-09
WAtfEk, HERRING ADMirTED
 TO U. $. NAVAL ACADEMY

Information has been received that Walter Herring, Fairbanks boy appointed during spring to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has successfully passed his medical ex- animation, and has been enrolled in the Academy.
, 1934-12-13
Funeral Held For
Victim Of Bullet
Special 70 me Herald

MERCEDES. Dec. I3.~Funeral
services were held wednesday aft
enoon at Stotler funeral parlors
for Z. O. Brooks, 14-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Wakefield
Of Dallas, who died early Monday
Of accidental gunshot wounds. Ser
vices were In charge Of Rev. Fred
Clark, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church.
The lad was spending the winter
here IN the home or his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il. Crit
fifty. and attending the Mercedes
school. He was a leader IN his
classes and a favorite among his
school associates: he was a mem
Der Of the sophomore class and as
SiStant manager OF the Tiger" high
school publication.
His classmates attended the SER
vices In a body. with the following
acting as active p~allhearerS. J I'D.
Wilson, Marvin Jones. Ernest Fer
andez, Eugene Rummel, Frank
Barry, j. j.. Starbuck, Joe Robin
son. Gordan Pylant and Billy Tay-
Tor. Honorary pallbearers included
John Ward. Roland Boiler. Carl
brennan, Roger Section. Jim Burns,
II. T. Tidmore, John Ragland. Nick
Borchelt, barrymore Bonner. Kirby
brennan, Roger Section, Jim Burn,
John Green. Phillip Atterberry. Bal
demar Cara and Donald St0tler.
, 1934-12-13
CRIXELL TOPS
BOWLINCLOOP
Other Leaders In Circuit
Include Shealer,
Williams

With the schedule one-third COM
pleted In the Brownsville Ten Pin
League. "Chano" Crixell Is pacing
the field with an average OF l73
pins per game-two pins ahead OF
the average set up by ShealeT.
Breezy Williams. who turned
cyclonic n night 70 get q 6l7
series, Is In third position with an
average OF ITO as compared to 1853
for Pete Petrarca In fourth.
Pechstein, Arouckle, Wallace.
Monette, Szpeinski. Ortiz and
Mickle all have season averages OF
100 or better.
In addition TO holding high indi-
vidual average, Crixell also shot
the best three-game series OF the
first 30 games-a 676. Williams was
his nearest competitor In this de-
partment with a GIT. High single
hOnors 20 TO Williams for his 236.
League play has been suspended
during the Christmas holidays, but
a special match game has been
announced Tor December 20 which
will pit the ten best players In the
league. The teams will probably line
up as follows: Crixell Q73), VIII
liamS Q70). petrarca 1881. Wal
lace 1885, and Szpeinski $50. to-
tai team average 3fl: Cherry Q73).
Shealer I7ll. Pechstein ti6p. Ar
buckle 1856 and Monctte l64l, to-
tai team average 8fl.
Records In league play for the
first 80 games are AS follows.
, 1934-12-13
SCHOOL RACE
NEARING END
Corpus and Houston Team
Are to Meet In
Qusrter-F Final

Caution will be Just q meaning
less word Friday nc Greenville when
the Corsicana Tigers tie into the
Greenville Lions. 10 will be n OF
the four crucial Texas Inter
SCHOLASTIC league bi-district football
games carded this weekend. In
1892, CorSicana eliminated Green
vile from the state rae in a score
less game which the Tigers won on
a 20-yard penetration. Last year
Greenville won the championship.
Greerville's weakness IL pass de
Tense. Corsicana's strongest offense
Is passing. Passes enabled Corsicana
TO turn in one OF the seasons big
gest upSetS-a district victory over
a powerful Temple team. Three
Corsicana backs are paSSers. and
they feature a wild assortment OF
aerial heaves. Greenville is Wor-
ried over C~orsicana'S passing and
the Tigers r working like Trojans
TO perfect a defense for Greenville's
deceptive ground formations.
Fridays south Texas football
crowd will move into Corpus Chris
Il where the invading Houston jeff
Davis Panthers battle the Corpus
Christi Buccaneers. While this
game doesn't promise the rivalry
OF the Corsicana and Greenville
tusSle. 1t probably will be well
steamed with action. With both
teams In top condition, they prob
ably will keep fans wondering
what's going 20 happen next.
tn Haas. Corpus Christi boasts a
one-man football team. NO defense
has stopped him. He led his district
In scoring and easily ranks as one
Of the leagues finest ball carriers.
Saturdays schedule will pit the
Amarillo Golden Sandies against
the Big Spring Steers al Lubbock.
and the Dallas Highland Park
Scotties against Masonic Home nc
Fort Worth. Amarillo and Masonic
Home are Overwhelming ~favoriteS.
Both rely on power plays and have
the material 70 depend on.
Big Spring will attempt 70 beat
Amarillo with a tricky offense that
features plenty Of unorthodox foot
ball. Highland Park hopes its
Notre Dame shift will bewilder Ma
sonic Home.
, 1934-12-13
Soccer Title Is
Won By Troop

Troop 3, captsined by Corporal
WEIGH. has captured the champion
ship Of the Fort Brown soccer lea
que, and post athletic interest now
is turning 10 the post basketball
league.
The soccer season, those IN charge
state. was marked by consistent
play OF all teams and by the spirit
OF good craftsmanship.
The Troop B forward wall was
manned by Corporal WEIGH and a
clever running mate. Private WEIGH;
Privates Sallas. Blasinggame.
Smith, Dejardo. OPry and Corporal
Mathews. The rear lineSmen we're
led by Sergeant "Popajack" with
Setlin standing out and Lubenan,
Smith, SZpeinski and Jones playing
consistent games. The names OF the
Troop 3 players will be engraved on
a silver plaque. the season trophy.
The basketball league plays on
Tuesday and Thursday nights on
the court located to the right Of the
Elizabeth street entrance TO Fort
Brown. The schedule Thursday was
for Troop B to meet Headquarters
and for Troop A TO meet Machine
Gun troop.
, 1934-12-13
Scouters Install
lsntcIal Id - Hernldl

MERCEDES. Dec. 10. -InStalla-
ton services for 1885 officers OF
the Mercedes district, Boy Scouts
OF America. we're held az a court
OF honor az the Methodist church
Wednesday night. with Floyd Lang
ford presiding, and Hugh Norris,
district commissioner. assisting.
j. Il. Leslie. scout executive, ms
tailed the following officers. fol-
lowing which Floyd A. Swallow Of
Alamo, president OF the council.
gave The charge % the officers:
George Carnes. chairman: w. q.
Greenlee. vice chairman; w. Ed
Perry, chairman OF organization
and training Rev. &. Z. Wheat.
chairman OF court or honor; Louis
Jones, chairman or camping; q. -.
Weimer. publicity. Hugh Norris.
scout commissioner.
The following awards Eere made
10 scouts who had completed re-
CURED work. Second class awards
TO Floyd Schroat. Antonio Garcia.
Albert G.. Garcia. Jose Garcia. Qua
dalupe Castaneda. Tenderfoot
awards went TO Hlldegard Alexand-
er. Abram Flores. Alfredo Aleman.
, 1934-12-13
Lion Awards to Be
Made Tuesday Night

LA FERIA, Dec. l5.-Eighteen La
Feria Lions will receive awards AZ
the annual football banquet to be
held al the school cafeteria on the
night Of December Is. II has been
announced by Coach c. E. Vail.
Thirteen seniors will be IN the
group receiving heavy sweater
wards. They are Cisneros. left end;
Captain Prime, left tackle; p. Stot-
Ter. left guard; Adams. center; Hall,
right guard: Brumley. right tackle:
McDonald. right end: Hensley, back.
Stoddard, back: Roland. back; III.
Stohler. back; Flow, guard; and
Wiley, guard. These graduationS
will leave a yawning gap In the La
Feria squad which will be hard TO
fill.
UnderclaSSmen 70 receive light
sweater awards are Smith, end;
Hammer, end; Goulding, back: Soils,
guard: Moreno. back; McMinn,
back. Five reserve letters will be
awarded as follows: Foncannon,
end: Machner. back; Anderson,
guard; Graham, guard: and Hatch
EFT. tackle.
In addition 10 the awards, the
Lion captain for the coming sea-
son will be elected at the Tuesday
session.
, 1934-12-13
Students
To Present Play
lspecIal 70 me Heraidl

PHARR, Dec. 13.-"There Comes
Three Knights N three-act CON-
edy. will he presented by the junior
class ot the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
high school Friday night. Deem
Der IA mo the auditorium.
Those taking parts III the enter
tainment include. Ronena Carroth-
erS. Betsy Ross, Wiona Livingston,
Helen Sweat. Jean Sorensen. Jose
phine Walker. Edgar Norton. sam
Martin. Lyle DreibelbiS. Jack Puck
EFT and Lester Damron.
Proceeds OF the play are to be
used I'D defray expenses on the
iunior-scnior banquet, which La Civ
en- by the Juniors OK the high school
In honor OF the seniors Miss Retha
Sanders and j. w. Vest, junior
sponsors. are directing the play.
, 1934-12-13
Honor Pupils
Are Mercedes
Are Announced

MERCEDES. Dec. l3. - Superin-
tendent x. II. Poteet has announced
the honor roll students Of the Mer-
cedes schools for the second six
weeks OF the first semester as fol-
lows:
Senior high: Doris Griffin. Ethel
Atlee LentZ, Dora Soils. Frances
Dominguez. Lydia TrevinO. Joe
Gonzales. Lyn Jones, John Rag
land. Theodore Settles.
Junior high. Dorothy Borchelt.
Pearlie Gordon. Dorothy Gordon,
Dorothy HaWze. Josephine Mcneil.
Mary Jane Reager. Mary Rosalyn
saladinO. Shirley Starting, Joe Bone,
Jimmy Clossner. William Copeland.
Robert de la Tore. James Draw
Saves Galvan. Cuauhtemoc Garcia.
Robert Mondragon. John Schmalz-
ried. Raul Sierra, Charles Settles.
South grammar: Gretchen Bauer.
Marjorie Collier. Lydell Drawe,
Lille Frances Fixes, Jean Kirk
Patrick. Patty Ann Lang. jerry Dean
Lyon. Betty Joe Mckinney. Mildred
Nebenzahl. Ann Schmalzried, Fife
Jean Tolson. Betty Jean Wipke. Eva
YZnaga, Maurice Talbert. Harold
Rupert, Richard Roman, Scotty
Patterson. Raul Mondragon. Ramun-
do Hernandez. Gene Brown and w.
B. Bailey.
North grammar: Librada Cantu,
LulSa Cantu, Nelia Casas, Ysabel
CaStaneda. Bresaider Flores. Berta
Galvan, Ninfa de Ia Cara. Phone
ma Martinez, Lupe QuyaS, Alicia
Zamora, Ema Zepeda. Antonio
Cantu. Conception Casas, Francis
CO Castaneda, Genaro Garcia, Isaias
Gonzales, Miguel Gonzales, Jesus
Noriega. Jesus Oropeza, Jesus Perez,
Federico Rivera. Manuel Saldivar
Rodolfo Salinas. Gregorio Trevino.
, 1934-12-13
LARGE CROWD
IS EXPECTED
Regional Championship Tilt
Gets Under Way 3 P. M.
Friday
fspeciaI 70 me HeraIdI

DONNA, Dec. I3.-Donna High
School officials announced the
stage set here Thursday for the
Lower Rio Grande Valleys first
regional high school championship
football game. The starting whistle
viii blow At 3 p. m. Friday after
noon.
Bands will play. cheering Sec
tons will parade, thousands Of fans
will attend. and last but most i'm
portant, two Of the best high school
football elevens South Texas has
ever seen will fight 1t out for the
championship OF all Class B schools
OF the University Interscholastic
League in the southern rs counties
OF Texas.
Donna High School Indians. fea-
turing Leon big Boy Barnard, the
Valleys newest grid sensation and
a well-nigh perfectly blocking line.
will entertain the Hondo High
school Flying Owls, whose star
performer Is a bruising halfback
named Mechler and whose line has
not been Outplayed this season.
Mechler Is 10 Hondo what Barnard
Is TO Donna and when this pair
OF poWerhouSing players hit those
hitherto impregnable lines. Valley
fans expect 10 see something give
way.
A large delegation of Hondo fans
Is expected TO come 70 the Valley
for the game.
Here II the dope on the two start
ing lineupS.
, 1934-12-13
'SEXTETS OPEN
SEASON JAN. 4
Six Teams Are Entered In
Cameron County
League

Six Cameron county girls basket
ball teams win begin a schedule OF
30 games January 4 in a season
play TO determine the county
championships for 1885, according
TO announcement by c. z. Vail OF
Ia Feria, county athletic director
IN interscholastic league work.
I The final games Of the sched-
ule are TO be played on February
% with each club taking part In
ten contests, meeting each oppon-
ent twice.
The coaches in the circuit are
Miss bessie Richardson 81 Santa
Rosa, Miss Mildred Hanna at Fl
Jardin, Willie Fosselman at La
Feria, Mrs. Irene DennisS at Ric
Hondo, Miss Opal Robbins at VIII
son Tract and Mrs. Glenna Secord
AZ Stuart Place.
The schedule:
Jan. 4-La Feria at Santa Rosa.
Fl Jardin at Stuart Place. Wilson
Tract az Rio Hondo.
Jan. ll-Santa Rosa az Stuart
Place. Fl Jardin az Wilson Tract.
Rio Hondo at La Feria.
Jan. lila Feria at FL Jardin.
Santa Rosa at Rio Hondo. Stuart
Place al Wilson Tract.
Jan. 25-El Jardin az Santa Rosa.
Wilson Tract az La Feria. Rio
Hondo al Stuart Place.
Feb. Wilson Tract al santa
Rosa. Rio Hondo az FL Jardin
Stuart Place az La Feria.
Feb. 5-Santa Rosa AZ Ia Feria.
/Stuart Place at Fl Jardin. Rio
j Hondo az Wilson Tract.
y Feb. 8-Stuart Place az Santa
Rosa. Wilson Tract az e. Jardin.
La Fcria no Rio HOndO.
Feb. l2-Ri0 Hondo ut Santa
Rosa. I'll Jardin at Ia Feria. Wilson
Tract al stuart Place.
Feb. l5-Santa Rosa AZ El Jardln.
la Fer.a AZ Wilson Tract. Stuart
Place at Rio HOndO
Feb. 22.-Santa Rosa al Wilson
Tract, FL Jardin az Rio Hondo. Ia
Feria az Stuart Place.
, 1934-12-13
Movie Shots Made
OF Valley Scenes

BROWNSVILLE and other parts OF he
Valley viii receive considerable
publicity on the moving picture
screen as a result OF shots made
in this section the past few days
by Hugh v. jameson OF Dallas. who
made the scenes for Paramount, and
for his OWL uSe
Mr.. Jameson made pictures at
Mission OF the citrus coSGlm5c, and
at Brownsville made several scenes,
including one OF some papayas,
showing the new red papaya IN a
color screen. and including talking.
He also made some pictures al
Snakeville.
jameson is making a historical
movie Of Texas. and included
Brownsville shots 10 be included in
this.
He was aided i'll his work here
by the Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce.
, 1934-12-13

Important matters concerning
winter relief are on docket for dis
cuSSi0n at the regular meeting or
the Brownsville post 0f the Amcri-
can Legion Thursday night, ~ was
announced wednesday.
The meeting will be- held AZ the
Legion hall az 3 . m.
, 1934-12-13
Huey Threatens
Another Session

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. ID lP'
Senator Huey Long Thursday
threatened 10 have a special Ses-
sion Of the Louisiana legislature
called TO punish the public utilities
If they contest the act Of the last
session which authorized an inves-
tigation Of their rates.
, 1934-12-13
Schneider Resigns
Dallas Golf Post

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. Is. Up
Francis schneider. for II years golf
professional at the Dallas Brook
Hollow Golf club. has resigned TO
accept a similar position at the
Oklshoma City Country club. He
will assume his new duties next
month.
Charles Dexter, Brook Hollow d.
rector and an outstanding Texas
player. said Thursday that Scheid-
er's successor will not be announced
for several days.
, 1934-12-13
DONNA REDSKINS SET FOR TITLE FRAY WITH HONDO OWLS

Bugling merit badAs to Gilbert Al
varado. Certificates OF attendance
nc patrol leaders school at Camp
Perry TO Robert silva, Albert Gar
eta, Jose Garcia and Guadalupe
Castaneda.
, 1934-12-13

HOndO ~ reported nm the sauey
Id have a varied assortment OF
..ldden-ball plays. fast forward
passes and a tricky system OF lat
erals. To the credit Of the Indians,
let IL be said that they have been
fooled but once this season and
that once by last years regional
champs. the WeSlaco High School
Painters. Their ability 10 anticipate
plays or an opposing team has en-
abled their ias~t-charging line 10
maintain its record as the most
efficient blocking line the Valley
has seen recently. Many Valley fans
and sports writers do not believe
the Indians have ever revealed their
full strength. hence the wide local
interest in the Friday regional tilt.