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Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
8wei 8aibinstOner 0eiRlide iber
6as melte 9emtfdIanb.

Ser beltbefannte geiItli6e Serr
1no u@baplain~ oes Genates ser
8ereinigten Staaten, Sc 8arneD &
8biIIips, febrte geraoe aus
9euti6lano 5uriid ur0 beri6tete
itber einige 8eobadtungen Die er in
9euti6lan6 madte, Dorigen Gonntoa
Dor ieiner @emein0e in Ser Cpl
pbanD" Stride. @r fogte Il. a. er ba-
be nod bor 5pei @oden nit Dem
anerifanii9en 8otI6after in Berlin
geipro6en, Del9er ieinerIeits benerf-
te, Die &ir6en in 9eutl6lano lei-
en- ieBt ollie boil. Scr Botibaf-
ter babe Sen @~ottesoienIt fatboliIder
un0 proteitantii9er &irden beiudt,
lei friib5eitig genltg, INN 10 l1br, err
i6ienen, tpenn Der @ottes0ienit crit
Inn 1870 ubr Begun, bobe aber
feinen SiBplaB finoen fonnen.
Gin anoerer a%ngelebener @eiItIi=
der @aibingtons &eb. Or. &uiiea
S. lin Of y, GuBerte borigen Conn
tag in Der 8reoigt in Der yMount
BleaIa1lt Congregational Stride Ii.
a. 6as 6olgenoe: @enn man berIu-
DIE, in Der gngelegenbeit Der 8erfol-
gung Der Slioen in 9eutIdlan0 bic
Na5i-&egieritng oaOurd ail3ugreifen,
oaB man % i6tb Ii Of Ser SlDm=
piiden Spiele in Berlin befiirtporte,
10 lei es fir i'm notipenoig, gu lagen,
OaB Oas ni6t feline Metbo0e
ieL obtpobl er elm 2iberaIer Iei, Ser
BON Der 6aidiiten=9iegierung pobl
eingeitedt neroen miir0e. Man ioae
ii6 iol6en Sanolunqe1 entgegelt-
itemmen, eritens neil Die @eidi6te
6efpieien babe, ooB 9 e1trafung
Der 9euti6en fir ibre Siinoen MIR
@ i0ertanO BEL ibnen berbor=
rufe. Man babe es in Der 8ergan-
genbeit ia oft genug perindt; i'm
Sale Der 8lofaoe glei1 nod benz
&riege, i'm Sale 0es gdul0paragra-
pben, Der &eparationen un0 ser err
5tDungenen @briiitung. 9as Heirl-
tat lei MIR 8er3meifIung ge-
iDeien uno-0ie Sitler=&egierung.
g 8 lei 3eit, 0aB man au
+ or G, 9eut 6Ian0 5u 8 il d
tigen. @enn Die SlDmpii9en
Spiele 81 elmer anoeren Sta0t fG=
men, piiroen Die 9eutIden ii6 ber=
lebt fiiblen uno perbittert mer0en uno
MIR nod 5u i6drferen WoBregeln
greifen. 3meitens miiroe oas aud
io5uiagen cine grfIdrung
+ oberer Moral beoeltten. Mon
f0nne aber cine iolde anoersmo eben=
10 ipenig in 4niprllh nebnnen. StdO=
te pie &om, Eofio, Sos Angeles
ooer @aibington ieien feline Wait-
telpunfte Der beiieren Wornl ODER
frei bon &aiienborurteil. .8erfiinOi-
gung elmer morolil6en lleberlegeti-
belt Deroe 81 nidts fiibren. 9ie
8elt babe bielmebr notis, fih ielbIt
fir iduloig 81 befennell, 6uIoig
Der Sntoleran3 un0 oes RAJ
lie n=8 orurteiIs; iiberaa lei oie
uno ieien a I 8olfer lduloie.
Sour oas eigene S6ulobefemtnis
Der @elt f0nnen IN 9eutI6-
lanO Die Screen Der 9eutlden errei-
den, pelde glauben, baB Die gauge
8elt gegen lie lit.
9as iino ldone uno ne~rniinftige
@orte. Mir modten otter lolbe
Arsiagen b0ren. Sn Amerifa iino
iie iebr BON gellben. @ir grotulie-
rem ben Serren 81 ibrem Wllt uno
gum Befenntnis Der @abrbeit, oes
6rieoens uno Der 8%eriobnung.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Sin oNeneS Sabr1 bat fir Sic SnOen
besOnnen. 40 Sanien6 SmOem in
8aibingtOn.

~CuIyttytUN.
8ie biele Snoen gibt es in 8alb-
ington? SIS iino etma 40 Saulen6;
wobI Die itdrfite ein3elne Galien-
@ruppe uro Grippe BON Musldn=
bern in @aibington, iofpeit iie ni6t
in Amerifa geboren iin6. 9ie meiIten
tDeroen eingetpan0ert fem. Sir iie
begann in oieien 8ogen oos neue
Sabr 1896. IS gibt d. SDnaqo=
gen in @aibington; 0arunter lit e :
II e reformierten @laubens, an Der
abten StraBe, gde IS" StraBe. Sesn
oieler iino mebr 6ranen benin Got
tes0ienif aIs in ben an0ern; bier Der=
iammelt iid Die umo0ernere~ uno
rei6ere @elt, uno man nimmt bic
Site I'M Gempel ab, un0 gnglii6 lit
Oie &auptlpra1e. Sn Ben t + 0 !
ooren &irden lingt man auf be-
6rGii6, beb1lt Die Site auf, uno es
nebmen fat nur Mdnner am Got
tesOienit tell; in ben ortboooren Sir
den gibt es ferner @borfnaben, nit
8plinoerbiiten ouf; in ben anoern
nelen SempeIn iingt elm gbor bon
grpa6ienen, tDie in ben 1riitli6en
&irden; aub Der &antor feblt uno.
Die firdlide 4leioung. Sn Ser re-
.formierten iiioii1en @emeinoe lift bic
HreOigt bic &auptlode, meniger Ser
&itus, obi6on Ser @eiit i'm @rMnoe
Oerielbe lit. 9as 8laien oes @i0-
0erborns in Der ~ortboooren Stride
INN 0ieIe 3eit puroe in Der reformier-
ten eriest ourd elm gornet- Solo. Sn
Der Std0t Seem gorf iino allein 5pei
Miaionen Suoen. 3mei Suoen iiben
I'M 9berbunoes9eridt in @aibing-
ton.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Naam brSmgte sitan &ries.

ENGLAND erfIdrte 0nrn cine 8lodo.
oe gegen 9eutfbIaro, uno oas mar
cine @erlebung oes internationolen
gfe9ts. Aber man nabm oos in
Mmerifa in ben &ouf uno regte iin
lieber fart auf aIs am %. NeGr5
1915 elm Entertainer, 2eon Ebrd-
iber, oltf benz bon einem oerti9en
unterieeboot otgeIhoiienen 9ampfer
uSalaba" oos 2eben berlor, p1bren0.
tdgIi9 TN offenen Rriegsfeloe bod
5000 Mfeni9en umfntnetl Gurdt-
bar iibertrieben uno bon Der engli.
i9en Propagan0a olisgerltBt tpuroe
O1nn Der o2nlitanio" San. Sofort
riet Bage bon Qonoon aus gum
&riege, ebenio 9ouie. Gum 6rie-
BEN riet Der 8onfier Sacob S6iff
Stem gorf. 8rdiioent @ilion fdmpf-
te anfdngli6 gegen Die IeiOeni6aft-
lihe, oeutl1feinolide Brelie oeS Gan.
oes on; aber ldngiam mur0e er aus
politiiden un0 mirtidoftli6en Grim.
ben in ben &rieg bineinge0r1ngt.
Der 8oti6ofter Bernstorff poate es
%aaer0ings nint glollben uno mar
reht optimiffifh. @erar0 IN Berlin
mar anfangs aiemlid neutral geiinnt.
@ilion proteftierte gegen ben Inter
leebootfrieg I'M Namen Der Menfhs
Ii1feit. 8rDon 0onfte ab; CT muBte,
Die gauge amerifaniide einieitige
Saltling mltBte gum &riege fiibrert.
v8but TIE 8refioent Bio not fee mas
that Scr. Bryan mas eiientinlb
right.
SOrbereitangea gum &riesseintritt.
Stun foIgte I'M Serbit 1915, OBJ
ldon Oie oelttIde Hegierung in I'm
terieebootfrageu nodgab unO einleaf-
tie, Der npreporeoneB =@ummel iei-
tens Sbeooor Goolepelts, oes Gene.
raj @ooo 1tto Der Breiie un0 Ser
noro 8orld CAB Iofort $4,000 unO
mebr ooau Der. S. 8. Mnrgnn
'beiorgte cine Alileibe DON $500,000,-
900 an Die entente, moran 81 Seem
Yorfer 8anfbGuier un0 1900 anoere
Bunfberren 0es Qan0es beteiligt ma
rem. dur neutrality mas at an
emo" Mmerifa mar in cine mirt-
i1aftli1e MQiance nit ben Maiierten
eingetreten ! Mmerifanii9e
@irtidaft uno miIitdrff6er
Siea Der 6einoe 9euti6Ionos MUIR
Sen iebt 5tpei ioentH9e 9inge. Sin
3uriif gobs nibt mebr. 9eutider
Sieg tpilroe cine tpirti9oftli1e @e-
fobr fir MmerifaI Stun iann man
aiif cine Gift iooaB ben 9eutiden
Ser Sieg nidt 0ufollen piiroe. Man
berltGn0igte iih 3und1it einleitig nit
BEN Maiierten. Wan tpolte nMbrii-
flung" pori1lagen! Maon rednete
NIT Mblebnung 9eutf1lanos, alio8
fonnte Mmerifu oonn unter bo1iten
Motiben in ben &rieg gegen oas I'M
meni9li6e 9eutidlano eintreten.
Mean fano plobli6 oeutl6e 6pione,
uno ifimpfte iiber Ba8ifiiten pie
6oro uno Hofifa S6pimmer uno De-
rem Mnitrengungen UNI 8eibnn6ten
1915.
90 gebt 0ng fpeiter. Mon Ieie Die
@usfibrungen in Ser 3eitune o6er
oos 8rH oes &errn @alter Milis
leIbIt un6 lerne elm 5tiid @abrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
ommc, 0ieb
6. 8. 2etne IN /,
Bafbington. 8. 6.

8 f6au Ser @lutenfonne i60nes 96einenl
gie milo Der SOB ben miioen Gag our6i9imnert!
Gts ueiter Gerre-Stern oaf Stern ~ergIimmert
Isle blei1e &er5en, Die an @r1bern Deine1l
Sell rlabnello nabt Der @ionO i'm molten @lun8e
un0, manoern0 fonft Der Nddte alte 8abnen,
&r0nt er oes Screens ungeltiimes Gbnen
Nfit oes gergeiens bleibem Silberfran5e.
gertrdlmt Die 6lur, oab iid fem SaImden ltredet
@eridleiert idlaft bic Gorge lino oos 2e6en,
8is ldrmelo iie Die Waobt gum Sample wedet.
3 fonline, 9ieb! @ie 8ort sic @iinide iprieBel!
Ser 6dnoe 6leiB er5eugt ser Seele Streben:
90 lab bic gaodt Der @ottlidfeit genieBenl
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
Bettwy Election No Surprise

The election of Andrew Bettwy as mayor at | ues- M
aov,e urinary was no surprise to most pohtlcai oo-
servers. o, ~, ROW,
One faction has been in control OF the city 10Y.
on,ent the past eight years and the people oy 'e'
vo+,-s showed they wanted change.
Bettwy ran on platform that appealed TO o,ln lne
vcers particularly his panks that no deeds De tahe
v the city on property legally sold TO the clty use T
NJ ring delinquency and moratorium peiioiHs '''o
1ref1ndinp of city bonds to lower the tax rate.
Furthermore, Bettwy is vote -getter lnere S Is AZ
do,vno that fact Very amable, he is natural-ootn
uot-oettcr and it is our opinion that II his aails
traton is success he may rise to great helgS SUM
day i'll state political circles .,+,, ,,,ocoad
Mavor Wise the man whom BettWy VIII s1cceed d
-, Lno1 is pioneer who has world OF 1flenoS aio
b;a administration has been good one
Tbara is one answer as Washington sees IT, 10
Huav long and Father Coughlin-and that Is re-
+,,r, of prosperity with the unemployment OF many
W tho IDLE Until that comes either this pair or oters
If their type who promise the people II glowllg
tb;noa that cannot be accomplished will continue 70
have their following.
Ona Kentucky man shot another who called MIL
common liar It is provoking to be called colNoh'
II is remarkable how We manage 10 get aloilg il3
,,;+bout so MANY things think we SIMPLY ii1t'st
have
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

Ceive fat plums under the Bettwy
administration.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
Ho.u Ashurst Stands On The Bonus Question

Mr. Ashurst: Mr. President am daily in receipt
Of many kilograms regarding the payment, before
their maturity of the adjusted-servce compensation
certificates. ...>..
TIE expense in the form of telegraph tolls, Of
replying to all these teegras would at this time be
too heavy to be borne by the contingent fund of the
senate Therefore | ask unanimous consent to have
read at the clerks desk copy of letter have mailed
to constituent regarding the payment Of the certfl-
Gates This letter may be taken as reply to all the
telegrams have received on this subject. =
The chief clerk read as follows:
March IL, 1885
Mr. Sam c. Baker, :*.~
Winkeman, Ariz. *~..=sss@s,
Dear Mr. Baker: Your letter of March 4 received
requesting the payment Of the adjust (com
certificates before their maturity.
During the years when no deficit existed in the
Federal finances I supported the adjusted-service
Compensatory legslation and donot believe made
any mistake in so voting.
The question Of cashing the adjusted-service
Compensation certificates before their maturity de-
pends upon the condition Of the Federal treasury
If the treasury may without disaster cash these
certificates before they fall due, shall, far
able to perceive at this time; be inclined to vote
to cash the certificates now, providing always the
treasury may stand the strain. -
IT. however, the treasury may not meet this de-
mand and could not pay the certificates before ma
urity, would not vote and could not be expected to
vote to bring collapse Of CUR national credit It is
principle Of my personal and political conduct, and
the same principle should guide governments, never
to hold out promise where such promise is obviously
incapable Of fulfillmen in other words do not make
promises unless you certain you can translate the
promises into actuality.
filled decline to make promises that cannot be full
refuse to raise up hopes that I know will be
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
dashed to the ground.


shall indeed give careful consideration to and
make close investigation of the question Of the abi-
ity Of the treasury to pay these certificates before
their maturity.
realize that the phase "give careful considera-
ton and make close examination is sometimes used
as polite euphemism for postponed negation, but
am not using the phase in that sense, for shall ex-
anime the subject in the hope of finding that the
treasurys condition may justify my voting to pay the
certificates before they actually due and II, upon
Investigation the facts show that the treasury can
not stand that strain shall not be party to an IN
sincere gesture of pretending to pay an immature
obligation out Of any empty treasury.
II. Cordially yours,
HENRY F. ASHURST
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
Charter No 65el
Report or condition OF
The First National Bank OF Nogales

IN the state Of Arizona the close Of business Oh ' ~ ~
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs John Mapes have
returned to Nogeles and Mr.. Mapes
has resumed his former position as
foreman Of the track work in the
Nogai:s yard Of the N. NJ. & A.
railway which place he left two
years ago re take charge of gangs
In construction work along the line
of the road. That work IN now
finished.
DR.. Bristol dentist, Nogales.
Mr.. Louis 2. Fleischer Of the Bos-
ton Clothing House is visiting the
Cananeas.
Tuesday Mr.. Alfredo Monteverde
came up from Hermosiilo and was
visitor Mt Nogales several days.
! Metal Market: Silver 81, Copper
100, lead (sinelter quotations.
Ais, lead (New York; 4S7M, Mexl-
can pesos (Juarez) 471s.
I am agent for the celebrated
Chicago Hair Emporium and will
take ORDERS for switches, bangs. and
ali kinds Of hair work. Satisfaction
Ceive fat plums under the Bettwy
administration.
Elect A.. w. Lohn as
proud of Bettwy's election as he
would have been had he been elect
ed Mayor himself.
I Mayor Wise viewing the Bettwy
victory parade Wednesday night.
City employees making plans 70"
the future as they realize there Is
to be housekeeping when the new
administration takes office on June
II.
Gal Little stirring coffee at the
election booth Tuesday With q screw
driver.
3.
A very pretty yard at the w. J.
Phillips home on Crawford street.
-~.-~-
Mrs. Charles Smith putting cotton
Ii hot cakes on April Fools day.
a woman having her hair cut IN
O car in front of the Faith Barber
Shop on Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
Dr. no pay-Mrs. w. F. Whentho1f.
, - r< Gh ~ Z cG = - ' HONHf ~
Iks~[, p.c Z - q &

Friday evening Mr.. Theo Gebler,
the pioneer hardware dealer, return
ed from his vacation IN Sonora,
much improved in health and spirits.
L. B. Hogan's horse-drawn, Cana
nea, Washington & Nogales Stage
leaves Nogales, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday. Leaves Cananca. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Goes
through in one day.
Monte Carlo Club finest sporting
resort In Nogales. All games on the
square. Lulley Brothers, proprietors.
Monday morning THE OASIS
man and mis- small bog, Walter
Duane Bird, returned from MinaS
Prietas.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

Metal Market: Silver 81, Copper
17.OO, lead (slnelter quotations)
4.l5, lead (New York; 4371z, Mexl-
can pesos (Juarez) 471a.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

Alderman-E Elect A. w. Lohn as
proud of Bettwy's election as he
would have been had he been elect
ed Mayor himself.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

Tuesday Mr.. Alfredo Monteverde
came up from Hermosiilo and was
visitor Mt Nogales several days.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
OBSERVED
HERE AND THERE

= Andy Bettwy saying to Mayor
Wise, How do you feel Uncle Joe?"
just after the polls closed Tuesday
evening and the Mayor replying, II
feel Ike 7 beat you by three votes"
That was about an hour before the
returns showed Bcttwy had been
elected.
A city employee thinking he was
being "razzed" by The international
when a classified reading, Wanted
10 Woodcutters" was posted on our
bulletin boards during receipt OF
election returns Tuesda" night.
Work for the woodcutters. sought
by prominent local man. is near
Benson. and pays SI.5o a rick. (.
Much speculation on who win re-
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
A 8 8 E.T s

ASSETS o,7,7es 80
Loans discounts 6o98e4
S7verdrafts - ...~~~~ ~... 'N
United states Government obligations direct andor
Other bonds stocks ana securities d xtes 81 90 5oOo1oo
Real estate than banking house ,,57741s
reserve with % d balances with other banks os545soe
Redemption fund with States Treasurer and oooos
due from United States Treasurer .soes %
,,or., Assrrs s245o727ss
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits United States Government de- anoo
poss public funds and deposits OF other banks S4''
deposits postal savings public funds and de-
public funds of states counties school other
subdivisions municipalities azo'.ossO z.os 10
Government and postal savings deposits 0''
Deposits Of Other banks including 'o ana 'a "a
OF Is to 19:
a. by pledge of loans and/or
() Not by pledge of loans and/Or
investments IolAaAASe
,,f IT, 1gnAI no tstandne ndhS 100000
Interest taxes and other expenses accrued and unpaid 2ssss
Car al account:
stock 1000 shares, par $4,000 per
share """"""""'"""""""$ AooUoooo ~
Surplus 25O0oOO
undivided profts--net .-~...~~~~~~~..~~~~ l431747
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT .~~.~~~~ 1sesi747
TOTAL LIABILITIES - s24so727ss
MEAGoRANDuh: Loans and Investments Pledged to Sc
United Government obligations, direct andor
QUaran
Other bonds stocks securities
TOTAL, PLEDGED (excuding rediscounts)
!
ea) Against circulating notes outstanding -
0) Agains
Ines, deposits w -
Against public counties,
tric subdivisions municipalities 250O000
Id 100000
OF Arizona, OF
solemny
the knowledge and
RICHARDSON, Cashier,
subscribed before c1rro tzrpor0
of April, 1895. ,y pApprr
Greason, Notary Public w. ". A11~0N~
Commission Expires June o. o1So'Efs M44tSSIELLfs
Directors
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
Col
A. .
Bird

WROTE THE FOLLOWING IN
HIS NOGALES OASIS" "a
YEARS AGO.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

am agent for the celebrated
Chicago Hair Emporium and will
take orders for switches, bangs. and
all kinds of hair work. Satisfaction
, 1935-06-09
Bobcats May Train
N e Kingsville
Especial to The Heraldl

EDINBURG, June "A squad OF
40 ambitious Edinburg High School
youngsters reported 10 d. G. Bobby"
cannon, new Edinburg coach. Friday.
for a conference preparatory TO max
ing arrangements for Edinburg's
participation for the first time in
Glass A football this fall.
Cannon announced he was try
ing to make plans for two months
II work by the team at Camp Stew
art, near Kingsville. and that If
the team could not make the trip, a
number Of prospective first string
men probably would 20.
Cannon. former coach at Mission.
Breckenridge High at San Antonio
and Corpus Christi High. was an
pointed Edinburg coach last week.
He and Assistant Coach Glynne T..
Magee of Edinburg will start football
training on August 20. at which
time the entire junior and senior
high school squads at Edinburg viii
be merged.
Among some OF the players who
are returning and who will seek
places en- Edinburg's first Class A
team are Dick Brumley. Buster
Johnson, Dale Wolcott. Bob Brum-
icy. Ted Sinner. Dan Russell. Har-
old Wilson. Austin Wright. Gaylord
Derfus. John Van Matre. James
Simmons. BtN Relch Joe Hunt. Leo
Montalvo, Joe Cantu. Lee Newman.
Bufcrd Weinette. Segundo CARA,
Russell Rodecap. Paul Champion,
James Steel and Bill Snider.
, 1935-06-09
San Jacinto Cops
Houston Track Meet

HOUSTON, June 8. tPl-Athletes
from Louisiana state. Rice. Texas,
Abilene Christian and Hardin-Sim-
mons OF Abilene captured most Of
the honors Saturday in the annual
Gulf "A. "A. ". track and field meet.
San Jaciato athletic club OF Hous-
ton. entering a team composed CT
three University Of Texas perfor-
mers and of former stars az San
Jacinto High School. won the cham
pionship with Ssh points. Rice was
second with 81.
University OF Texas men who
competed for the winners OF "Chink"
Wallender. formerly OF San Jacinto
high, leading Splinter OF the south
west conference Buren, Edwards, the
fastest half-iler In the conference.
and Forrest Wilson. the conferences
best high hurdler.
Probably the outstanding perfor-
msnces OF the day were turned In
by Jack Torrance. Louisiana giant
who holds the world record in the
shot put. Wallender. Ted O'Neil OF
Louisiana State. the south's premier
balf-miler. and Terry. javelin throw
er from Hardin-SimmonS
, 1935-06-09
Helen Wills Wins
English Tourney

WEYBRIDGE, Eng, June 8. ~
Betting commissioners. who a week
ago were offering 4 to / against Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody's chance at VIM
bledon, cut their odds tc 2 70 ! sat
urday after watching her defeat Mrs
Elsie Goldsack Pittman in the final
round Of the st. Georges Hill tour
nament. 60. 6-4.
Dorothy Round. top-ranking Brit
ish star, remained the Wimoiedon
favorite at II to 8 with Helen Jacobs
American champion, held at z 70 ]
along with Mrs. Moody.
Returning TO competition IN p
st. Georges tournament for the
first time since a back injury forced
her to default to Miss Jacobs in the
Americas championships two years
ago, Mrs. Nody reached the peak OF
her form in the first set OF her
match with Mrs. Pittman. Her fore
hand drives into the back corners
had the English star on the defen-
Sive from the outset.
Once in command. the Californian
seldom bothered even 10 run after
her rivals hes. returns. Perhaps half
OF the points Mrs. Pittman won were
on placements which Mrs. Moody
made no real effort to reach.
, 1935-06-09
Tournament
TO Begin Monday
Especial TO The Herald)

EDINBURG. June S.-The locals
will cunning for their third
consecutive Valley wide playground
hall championship this week when
the delayed tournament gets under
way here. The tournament vas 70
have opened last week but vas
delayed by rains.
The Edinburg contingent won the
first Valley tournament at Mission
emo then took the second which
was held at Brownsville.
The current tournament. which
gets under way Monday with Nc
Allen taking on San Benito. has
ten teams entered and it will take
nine games. spread from Monday
tn. ough June "a. 70 complete II.
The schedule is as follows:
June l0-McAllen VS.. San Benito.
June ll-Harlingen VS.. Browns
VILE.
June l3.-Alamo vs.. San Juan.
Jun1 i4.-MercedeS Is. Edinburg.
June l7-MiSSion VS.. Donna.
June l8-San Standardization win
ner VS.. Harlingen-Brownsville win
'neI
June 2O-Alamo-San Juan wilmer
VS. Edinburg Mercedes winner.
June 81 Alamo-SAn-Juan-Edin
burg-Mel cedeS winner vs.. Mission
Donna winner.
June 24-Championship game.
, 1935-06-09
Rifles Are to Play
s. A. Team Sunday
lSDecial 20 The Herald


MISSION, June 8.-MiSSion 5000
Rifles, fast Valley semi-pro base
ball club. will take on the st. Mary's
University team Of San Antonio here
Sunday afternoon, according 10 an
aouncement Friday of Gene Davis.
Rifles assistant manager.
Nose Simms' club from the Alamo
City Is reported TO be a fast outfit
and the Rifles promise TO give fans
4 treat in this encounter. The Rifles
won from the San Juan Pirates. new
Valley semi-pro club, last Sunday a
70 8.
The st. Mary's game opens a ser
es of seven new games for the Mis-
ion club. On June Is. they tangle
with the McAllen Lions in the third
81 their current games, and will also
play McAllen On June 30 and July i
The Rifles will journey 70 Monter-
.cey for two games on July 6 and z
an6 return here for a tilt with the
Mad oilers IN July 8.