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, 1935-11-22

With Coach George Vests Donna
Redskins safely in as Valley "B"
football champions, Delta grid in
terest Friday night was to cenur
on the tussle for runner-up hon.
ors. The Redskins had an open date
after eliminating their chief con-
tenders, the San Benito Hounds,
last week with a so victory fit tor
I e story books. The Reds scored in
the closing seconds after a hec=c
battle.
The McAllen Bulldogs. who seem
TO have the inside shot at second
place, will be hosts to Coach Toady
Walls La Feria Lions under the
floodlights Friday night in what
may develop into a good battle.
The Bulldogs, row in second have
lost but one encounter and have
been improving steadily. They will
be favored 70 win their seventh
district victory at the expense OF the
Lions. The La Feria contingent has
won four while dropping three.
The Hounds. a real power now
un third place, will get a severe test
al 2naA EfAAANO EAAAAN AAAAAAN Will
they collide with the birthplace
Raymondvnle Bearkats. This tilt
likely will result in the best Valley
game OF the week. The Bearkats
ere a real crew OF scrappers and
they are certain TO give the Hounds
plenty Of trouble. San Benito has
won four while dropping p 10
Donna and tying with Mission. The
BearkatS have won three, lost two
and. tied one. If the Willacy county
contingent starts clicking against
the Hounds the san Benito game
will be an excellent affair.
Another important fray will be
the District l6-A tilt at Edinburg
Friday night between the Bobcats
and the Harlingen Cardinals. An
intense rivalry has developed be-
tween these clubs and both are
determined 10 get cut OF the district
cellar at the others expense. on
paper the clubs appear 70 be evenly
matched.
The other Valley "A" team. the
Brownsville Eagles. left Friday
/ morning for Laredo where they
we're to take on the Tigers IN a
night contest. The Eagles have won
two and lost two so far. and could
possibly finish in a tie fo- second
bv beating Laredo and Harrington.
The outlook for the Laredo game,
however, was not so good. The
Eagles appear to be in the doldrums.
and Coach Maurice Pipkin thought
chances OF a win In Laredo were
slight.
The Mission Eagles, now in fourth
place In the Valley B. race. eX-
pected TO fatten their percentage
at Mission Friday with a victory
Ger the Mercedes Tigers. The
Felines have hit dull grid GAYS
winning only one out Of six disSr.,i
games so far.
, 1935-11-22
HOT CONTEST
In PROSPECT
Wallace and Lester, Both
AU-Americans, Vie
Al Fl. Worth
tBg 10 Assoclated Pressl

Two Of the best football games OF
the Southwest Conference season
ERfe in prospect Saturday when the
conference's TWO unconquered units,
Texas Christian and Southern
Methodist. tangle with the mighty
Rice Owls and the inspired and re-
vived Baylor Bears.
The Rice and Texas Christian
game at Fort Worth Is tops on the
nations gridirOn program. The Bay
lor and Southern Methodist conflict
at Dallas is Of interest because the
MethodlstS will be playing their
"1inx" team which threatens their
united. indicated record, and their
Rose Bowl bid.
Forty-thnee strong. the Ricemen
left Houston Friday for Fort Worth.
Coach Jimmy Kits took every man
on the squad. cripples and all. He
said he probably would need them TO
stem the Texas Christian rampage
that has resulted in nine straight VIC
tories. Rice has won eight and loSf
one game-that a 10 tC 0 decision to
Southern Methodist.
Bill Wallace and John McCauley.
Rice's touchdown twins, who were
hampered by leg injuries IN the
Southern Methodist game, are in
great condition for the combat in
which they viii make their supreme
Ali-America bids.
CCach Leo Dutch Meyer drove
Texas Christian through a trying
workout Thursday and will apply the
polishing vas Friday. Emphasis was
placed on a driving running attack
with Jimmy Lawrence. Taldon Man
ton and singing Sammy Baugh
scampering with the leather.
TWO 1894 All-Americans, Bill Wal
lace. Rice halfback. and Darrell Les
ter. Texas Christian center, were ex-
pected 70 put on a thrilling show.
Officials anticipate a crowd Of 90
900 persons.
Coach Madison Bell OF Southern
Methodist iClted visiting sports writ
Brs when he told them mis- Southern
Methodist Mustangs were going TO
spend the afternoon in a grinding
scrimmage-and they did. Bell dar-
ed injuries in order TO iron out
blocking flaws in the backfield. He
has groomed Shelley, Burt and Fin
ley to alternate at fullback in place
Of the injured Harry Shuford.
Robert Wilson. Southern Metho-
dist's AA-America haltback can
didate and tied for the conference
acoring lead with 81 points. has not
ocred in his last two games but
YSpeS TO travel the stardom road
again Saturday. Wilson has missed
ehuford's deadly blocking and per-
Sect interference running.
United and u~ndefeated in nine
games, Southern Methodist can
Sweep into its final conference game
Nov. 80 against Texas Christian with
perfect record by t~rouncing the
Bears.
Inspired BY their opportunity Of
having a chance 70 battle che Of the
oountry's seven united and undefeat-
ed teams, and revived from the
dumps by virtue Of last weeks i'm
preSSiVe 20 20 0 victory over Cen
tenary. the Bears are ready for a
smashing effort.
Lloyd Russell. Dallas youth who
bed the attack that upset Southern
Methodist last year, IL to g., is prime
, 1935-11-22

for a scintillating performance. lie
has been the driving force that
brought the Bears seven wins in nine
starts this year.
Coach Moreley Jennings has kept
his highly-keyed green clad war
riors out OF scrimmage this week IN
order 10 be sure that every man
on the squad would be in perfect
shape for the Mustangs.
, 1935-11-22
Ell Jardin to Play
Stuart Place SQUAD

Coach Cowboy Ogan's FL Jardin
Cougars were 70 take on the Stuart
Place eleven at the FL Jardin school
Friday afternoon in a tilt leading
Up 70 an entertainment program TO
be staged at the school Friday night.
These elevens compete In the
Cameron county &C" circles.
The program Friday night was TO
feature presentation Of Georgia
French as the football sweetheart.
, 1935-11-22
Four Night Tits on Valley Grid Docket for Friday
Kitten Backs Go
225 Yards For
Single Tally

WESLACO. Nov. "a football
was carried 255 yards for a touch
down.
That, believe fans who saw
Weslaco Junior High defeat Ray
mondville Junior, So 10 0, Thurs
day night, is a record.
From scrimmage, Torres TOOK
the ball and scampered 30 yards
to cross the goal. The play was
called back.
Mattar then grabbed the pig
skin and ran IS yards to cross
the goal. The play likewise was
called back.
Porter was given the ball next.
and he galloped 80 yards. His
touchdown counted.
, 1935-11-22
Duchess to Fiesta
Named By Mercedes

MERCEDES. Nov. 22.-Mercedes
will be represented in the court Of
Queen Ctrianna at Missions
Texas Citrps Fiesta by Miss Anne
Ferguson, as duchess. Miss Fergu-
son is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thornton Of Meal
len. She was appointed by the Mer-
cedes Chamber Of Commerce at the
request Of f. f. Marburger. pres
ident Of the Mission Chamber OF
Commerce. and general chair
man Of the fiesta committee
, 1935-11-22
Port Isabel to Fill
In Near Transit Shed
Especial 20 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, Nov. 22.-Bids will
be received In the office of the
Port Isabel-San Benito Navigation
District Tuesday afternoon. Deem
Der 3 for building up 153.O74 square
feet OF ground west OF the transit
shed. The ground Is TO he built up
70 II feet or wen with the existing
wharf.
, 1935-11-22

Steers and Hogs
To Clash Friday

AUSTIN. Nov. %. Rp-The Uni
versity of Arkansas sought its e c
Ond Southwest conference victory
Friday with the University "a Texas
the intended victim. Texas also
had but one conference victory 70
lis credit.
The squads went through final re-
he9rsals Thursday. Arkansas going
over offensive formations and Texas
polishing its defense against the
PorkerS' r~eJuvenated overhead at
tack.
Texas was without the services Of
Captain Joe Smart. dependable
right guard, injured last week
Prospects were for fair weather
and an estimated crowd Of 1000.
The probable lineups:
Arkansas Texas
Benton Collins
Left End
Left Tackle
Ray .............. Chapman
Left Guard
Lulllhy +...+E-.. GEAAll
AtAhGL
Gilmore ............. Henderson
Right Guard
Van Sickle Tolbert
Right Tackle
Howell Van Zandt
Right End
Martin Hadlock
Quarterback
fVuDDlS ...--....-- -.s. JuIeCkA
Left Half
Keen ......-............. Arnold
Right Half
Rucker ....... Pitzer
Fullback
Officials. Referee. Viner mis-
souri,: umpire. Higgins. CSMU), head
lnesman. Moon tAmerican School
Of Osteopathy), field judge, Murrell
ARMY.
On some OF the rivers OF China,
~-.-N1a#- - l~~w-, - l.,nk~
, 1935-11-22
Brietz Briefs
" EDDIE RKIETZ

NEW YORK, Nov. %. Boston
papers give Dartmouth a chance 70
stop Princeton . too bad ABOUT
that student paper squawk from
North Carolina that Duke used
movies to scout North Carolina
what Of ID? ... anyway, the blast
WASH official.
II p proposed trade goes through.
Bill Terry will not only get a good
second-sacker in Burgess White
head. but the only major Lacquer who
carries a Phi Beta Kappa key.
Looks like the Rose Bowl may have
TO fall back on Spearfish normal or
the Tennessee Teachers, both UNI
defeated I. Thieves lifted a watch
valued at 81 900 from Jimmy john
sons ap4ttlnent It.. Ii was a gilt
rom a group Of admirers ... The
Giants wi. have q tleup with the
Richmond Colts next season.
Here's q vote for the weeks best
sports . interviewed as 10 MS
chances Of making the All America,
Harry Shuford. Southern Metho-
d,st's great running end blocking
fullback, said \. ut would be nice
to make the All America. but Bobby
Wilson deserves il more than I IL. As
long as I can block for him and get
him loose. Ill be happy" W.. Pretty
nice from a youngster generally
conceded TO be the most valuable
man on the Mustang squad.
Is there a revolt brewing in that
husky freshman squad at South
Carolina? -. Glad TO see midwestern
scribeS catching up with some OF
that credit due Sheldon tShotgun)
Beise, Minnesota's fullback.
They may have to call out the
guards again down at Lexington, va.
=. Community is very much aroused
over reports two midwestern schools
are trying to bag v. M. rs freshman
talent i. Joe Ear. Texas trick shot
golfer, will tour every state next
year.
Goldfish are often placed In res
, 1935-11-22
Two Too Many

CLIO. S. CATER two years Of
high school football, Pat" Swee-
ney N through.
He went out last year and broke
a leg.
He broke the ether leg recently.
"a horse might play two more
years he said. but I won't"
, 1935-11-22
Flashes of Life
tBy The Associated Press)
Some Places Its Four a. vi.

GREENVILLE. :. C.-The big
argument in Greenville Just now
is what time is ~sunset?" State
law requires liquor stores to close
al sunset. but the law Is hay on
further details.
The Greenville problem is fur
ther complicated by the fact that
the nearest official times for sun
rise and sunset are listed at Colum-
bia, which has a weather bureau.
but is 1l2 miles away.
, 1935-11-22

OAKLAND. Calif.-How to treat
a bee stinE-apply honey. That's
the advice Of experts attending
the 46th annual convention Of the
California Bee Keepers associa-
ton.
, 1935-11-22

Substitutes: San Benito David
son. MontalvO. BOladO, Gonzales,
Ogdee, Sanford. Stone. Scott, Tar
water. Rangel and Brown. Harlln-
gen-BOth Joe Rodrigue2eS Red.
Penalties: San Benito, 20 yards.
Passes. San BenitO. five completed
for 20 yards. one touchdown and
n extra point. one incomplete,
intercepted. Harrington, three COM
pleted for IS yards and n touch
down. nine incomplete and two in
tprrpptpT
, 1935-11-22

Captain Alcock and Lieutenant
Brown. with two black cats. were the
first human beings TO span the At
lantic bv air. In 1919.
, 1935-11-22

SAN JOSE. Calif.-Jack Demp-
sey lost TO John Sullivan-in the
courtroom. Dempsey and Sullivan
are lawyers. no relation TO the
famous fighters.
, 1935-11-22
HOUNDS HOSTS
TO BEARKATS
La Feria Lions to Battle
Bulldogs In Fray
At McAllen
VALLEY FOOTBALL
Games FRIDAY

Brownsville at Laredo, night.
Harlingen at Edinburg. night.
La Feria at McAllen, night.
Mercedes at Mission, night.
Raymondville at San Benz
, 1935-11-22
PUPS ROMP ON
CARDLETS FOG
San Benito Juniors Avenge
Defeat Of Seniors
By Harlingen

HARLINGEN. Noe. 22.-The san
Benito Greyhound Pups avenged "A
defeat suffered BY the GreyhOunds
recently by defeating the Harrington
Junior Cardinals, 20 to 6. in a iu-
nior conference game.
The Pups led. IA 10 o. AZ the half
and the score at one time narrowed
TO IA to 6. The Pups took the ball
on the opening kickoff and made
five straight first downs TO the
Harrington goal line where Cortez
plunged over. Cortez also ran sue
ceSsfully for point. The Pups scored
again IN the second period when
Coach F1ncher sent in an entirely
new lineup. Davidson made the
touchdown and passed 10 Montalvo
for extra point.
The only Harlingen score came in
the third quarter and was made on
a sensational pass, Austin to Es-
queda. The play was made from the
45-yard line. The Pups did some
passing themselves in the final
period and Davidson passed tn
Montalvo for the final score. The
Pups did their best passing Of the
season.
Starting lIneups:
San Benito 900 C6l Harrington
VasqueZ Aston
Left End
EllIf ...... Bowen
Left Tackle
Kyser Hinojosa
Left Guard
watson De Leon
Center.
Right Guard
Copeland AbleS
Right Tackle
Mayfield Esqueda
Right End
Davis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Austin
Quarterback
Fellers Sachtleben
Left Half
Kleinmaus ............. Livingston
Right Half
Cortez Gonzales
Fullback
, 1935-11-22

st. Patrick was not an 1rishman
and was not born in Ireland, but
near the present site Of Glasgow,
Scotland.
, 1935-11-22

Dairy Expert Speaks
Special % The Heraldj

SAN BENTTO. Nov. 22.-Dairy
management and feeding Of dairy
cattle will be discussed al a meet
ing az 8 o'clock Friday night at the
high school by z. r. Eudaly, dairy
specialist with the Texas A. and M
College Extension Service. accord
ing C. Henry Alsmeyer. county agent.
, 1935-11-22

Goldfish are often placed In res
ervoirs to keep the water pure.
, 1935-11-22

On some OF the rivers OF China,
rowboatS are drawn by ducks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24

cisco Aug. 8 and Q. and a final one
in Birmingham Sept. T. One Of
the main subjects on the agenda
for the conferences will be the uti-
uzation Of parts Of airports for rec
rcational purposes Another i'm
portant subject is that Of greater
preparations necessary for instru-
ment landings during unfavOrable
weather conditions.
Maj. Cox has been active in avia-
ton circles for a numbe. Of years.
and has made a special study Of
airport problems. He became super
intendent Of the Indianapolis
Municipal Airport in 1880 He Is
also chairman OF the board Of the
Indiana Aircraft Trades Association.
As manager OF the Indianapolis
Municipal Airport. which is con-
sidered one Of the most up-to-date
in the country. his appointment will
be Of interest to every one.
Mai Cox served with the First
Pursuit Group Of the Air Corps
during the war and is now Major
in the Air Corps Reserves COM
handing the 3O9th Observation
Squadron at Fl. Benjamin Harri-
son. Prior to becoming manager
Of the airport he was assistant base
manager for Curtiss Wright Cor
poration in Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

criminal law leaves me with no al
tentative than to tender you my
resignation.
Il have enjoyed serving under
you and have not at any time nor
DO I now feel that my appearance
in any other court has any connec-
ton or remote relationship with my
duties as non-contested divorce
prosecutor.
L have some cases pending in
Criminal Court. one that has been
partly tried. To desert my clients
now would. I think, make me un-
worthy of your confidence.
L know that your order was not
prompted by any desire to appease
some newspaper. or its editor, lately
arrived in our city, but was actuated
solely from a sincere desire to
better serve the community"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
CANCILLA'S PAY
TO BE ONLY FOR
PART OF MONTH
GroSSart to Figure Check
On Days Worked As
Spencer Aid.

Peter A. Cancilla, who resigned as
deputy prosecutor following an
order by Prosecutor Herbert M
Spencer that deputies should not
act as counsel in criminal cases, will
not receive his full monthly salary
Of $40 for the month of May.
County Auditor Charles A. Gros-
sart said today that Mr.. Cancilla
would be paid only for the days he
worked. Attaches Of the auditors
Office estimate that he will receive
$50 for the days of this month prior
TO his resignation.
In a letter of resignation to the
prosecutor the divorce deputy said:
ON Jan. l. 1885, I accepted an
appointment as deputy prosecuting
attorney to prosecute non-oontested
divorce cases in Superior Court at
salary of $40 per month. At that
time, as at present, I was engaged
in the general practice of law.
expect to continue in the general
practice of law in this community.
"A recent order of yours to the
effect no deputy could practice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
MAI. COX WINS
HIGH u. S. AIR
BOARD HONOR
Appointment to Committee
Announced in Capital by
Officials.

Bv 7 mrr sDt-s1f
WASHINGTON. May 24-Ap-
pointment Of Maj. Charles Z. Cox
Jr- superintendent Of the Indian
apol.s Municipal airport, 70 the
airport committee OF the Aeronauti-
cal Chamber o. Commerce Of
America Inc was announced today
by that organization
The membership of the committee.
which q national 10 scope, consists
% The managers OF 10 airports
throughout the United States and
concerns itself with such subjects
as uniform traffic control, drainage,
soil sterilization and other prob
Iens ~ interest TO the owners and
operators ~ the approximately 300
alrports in the country.
The committee is holding a series
n regional airport conferences
throughout the United States. be-
ginning with one IN Washington on
May % and %. 10 be followed by
one in Boston. June y and -. one
in Detroit during the Aircraft Show.
july % and a. one in San Fran
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
PASTOR TO PRESENT
SERIES OF SERMONS
Rev. Paul Beck Will Deliver Ad-
dresses on Prophecy.

The Rev. Paul Beck, Christian
and Missionary Alliance pastor, will
begin a series of sermons dealing
with prophecy this Sunday and con-
tinuing until June %.
The subjects will be THE Latter
Day Capitalization of Evil" May %;
What Does the Bible Say About
the Return of Prosperity" June 2;
Vital Life Attitude Toward the
Imminent Return of Christ" June
9; What Does the Bible Say About
Judgment" June II, and When
He Cometh-What?" June %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
indianapolis Tomorrow

Alliance Franchise, l p. m, Wash
iEGtOn.
Bota Theta Pi. luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon,
Columbia Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHTS DENIED
SHAREHOLDERS
Poll Tax Laws Virtually
DiSenfranChiSe Many
Tenants.

Editors Note-This is the third OF
five articles BY Mr.. Carpenter. an at
torney of Marked Tree and 4 Eradux,e
of the University Of Kentucky. who has
been repeatedly threatened with vio-
lenee for aiding the shareoroppers. He
is attorney for the Cotton Tenant
Farmers Union.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
Gone, but Not Forgotten

= Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong 10.
Fred Tavlor. 252 n Addison-st. Chevro-
let coach. from Walnut and Illinois-sts.
Robert Gartin, 2o40 Ralston-av. Ford
sedan. from Market and Alabsma-sts.
Charles warfel. S2s E. 40th-st. Nash
sedan 36-i35. from Vermont and Merid-
faQ-srS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered BIZ police
belong TO:
Fred Schulz. Ie3e ". New York-st,
Che1roiet coach. found at HiaTatha and
New York-sts.
Henry 3. Kruz 720 z. isth-st Chevrolet
sedan found az Court and Pennsylvania
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-23
A Landing Field

The Senate has moved to Gordan knot which has tied
up every effort for the National Capital SAFE AND
ADEQUATE AIRPORT.
The rather absurd resolution adopted by the House earlier
the been amended and passed by the senate IN
form which might eventually lead to the solution OF problem
which has vexed years those interested in safe Tying
The House resolution would never have led anywhere
The Senate resolution MAY lead to action when the next SEES
sion of the Congress convenestha H OF course ne
House accepts the Senate proposal ..
The House resolution proposed definitely named commission
and moreover proposed to limit Inc SIZES "nA0 s' Oe
lected by the commission.
The Senate amendments propose liberal commlsslon-excep
FOR the use of the word leave the choice Of sites
up commission excepting any which may be aVaaOe
Time and time again The has registered the opposition
b the people of the District the creation OF one
after another to select site for the airport
We have pointed out that many commissions and commtees
have been appointed the last decade but have
nothing. 49, ~. -
Together with all interested citizens have asked that we
have not another committee but that we actually gt oo"n
the matter of giving the National Capital DECENT airport
is with regret that we that the Senate amendments
70 the airport bill fail accomplish the purpose winch Is III
the minds of all Westinghouse.
Il again proposes the appointment Of committee
Rut on behalf of the Senate amendments 1t may be ponteo
ont that thew envision DEFINITE selection and DEFINITE
ACTION.
to the need creation of modern airport IN the OScU
pf Columbia there would to be no argument
Every pilot of any experience who has orougnt plane 10
land any of the local apors has TESTIFIED that e
facilities utterly inadequate A.,
The only thing that look to for Improvement Is the
speedy by the House of the amended resolution
passed by the Senate. x
Unless that resolution is finally enacted Oe can expect
The local airport situation to continue in its present ass
graceful condition indefinitely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-23

the back of her wedding certlfl-
cate, and save time. It's all in
the cards, anyhow.
Marriage, like food, comes In
so many modern DISCUSSES these
days that it is hard to tell
when it's really marriage and
when it's just something syn
thetic which the theorists have
invented to make marriage
seem painless"
Theoretically, 5000 miles OF
distance should free marriage
from all the little domestic
annoyances and lend it the
enchantment which would pre-
serve eternal romance. But,
somehow, daily telephone call
does not fill any mans life
and a husband who is merely
a visitor" does not seem like
a husband.
He gradually becomes just a
symbol, like the Statue of Lib
erty or the Washington Monu-
ment. You may love, admire
and revere him-but only aca'
demically.
Love is not an air plant
which can subsist on hot air
and sweet nothings. And there
is no such thing as eternal ro-
nance, any more than there
is an eternal sunrise or eternal
spring.
Marriage, after all, is a mer-
ger, not a mutual detachment.
Even two people who live with
in easy committing distance are
not really married. they are