were thrash them. They from other iM they said, by boys their teecher did Walter Gerber Is No. 13 MUSSOLINI AIDE COOLIDGE because rt.B Victim VISITS this form of punishni< __ __ flirt LOWLY n __ BRAVES BOARD a stout ■ TINK REVIERE WATER Obtaining able to *fr*fnu.lif* Thompson wan Of and » I Howley’s Clean-Up cause for complaint Campaign forth* STOP CUBS AT DEFEATED 9-2 TO MAKE TOUR at her school ceased Wil Wite 13 Pharr-San Juan-Alamo f| VICTORIES BY EXPORTERS Directors Will Go Gantner 3 To California Boston Takes 4-3 Win Cats Beat Dallas 6 to From Reds (Special to The Herald) Chicago; 5; Buffs Take'Mea- PHARR. May 21.—Plaua for tha Down Pirates solution of the canal seepage prob- SWIMSUITS! 1 3-2; sure of Cubs With lem on the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Giants system are expected to be submitted Split Two Molenda on Mound a within a few weeks following trip ^]¥. -m- of the board of directors (By The Associated inspection by new colorirl Press) (By The Associated Press') and the district manager, A. Van In The mad dash of the Chicago Cubs Up from the depths came the Beau- Dresar, over the major irrigation h** mont to break the California and other and that been halted for the present, at Exporters Sunday systems of styles | winning streak of Tink Riviere at states. least, by the lowly Boston Braves. seven games and put the cellar dwell- The accompanied by the dis- After 13 party, irresistible. consecutive victories the ers within one game of Dallas, whom trict engineer, will leave Tuesday Cubs found the Braves a bit too the Fort Worth Cats trounced 6 to morning and their trip will include 5 while Tink was his 9 to much for them at Chicago yesterday getting 2 the Elephant Butte and Roosevelt let-down. Hardly less catastrophic Dam as well as the larger and tha easterners ran off with a 4 projects, Get yours now . . was the 12 to 6 beating handed Bo irrigation systems of California. to 3 decision. Molenda of the Cubs by the lordly Large acreages in the Pharr-San time to go swimminp Bob Smith, the converted infielder, Houston Buffaloes. Rain told the tale Juan-Alamo districts have been dam- at whither the Wichita was batted hard the Cubs Shreveport, aged by canal seepage, and in recent by but the Fills Spudders had gone for a years the demand has become in- league-leaders were three j stopped by double-header. sistent that the district lake such double plays. The Braves sewed up Holzhauser. Dallas Steer cast-off, steps as are necessary to prevent the was the hero of Tink’s the game in the sixth inning when debacle at wastage of water and damage to farm the Gulf port city, going the route they bunched hits off Guy Bush to lands. A drainage survey of the dis- for the Exporters and contributing a Wil- •core three times. trict was made in 1924 by C. P. homer of great psychological value liams of Los Angeles. in the The Cincinnati Reds moved up to fourth. Walter Newman, who | During their western trip the relieved Riviere, yielded seven hits. ( board of directors will devote within a game of the league leaders special and the Exporters would not be de- ! attention to the concreted systems of by taking a 3 to 2 battle with the nied their second straight over the California, where conditions very Pittsburgh Pirates at Redland field. fourth place team. similar to those obtaining in the Val- Burleigh Grimes allowed only five Hitting, pure and undefiled, spelled are encountered. It is the theory Commander Nicola Sansenelli, president of Fidac. and often termed ley hits but the Reds bunched these to Molenda's downfall at Houston, the of the board that any improvements the riirht-hand man of Benito Mussolini. at good advantage, scoring the winning Bisons crashing out 16 bingles, 10 of Italy’s premier, snapped to be made in the Pharr-San Juan- run in the ninth on Allen's them off Bo himself, the former all- Washington. D. C., with President Coolidsre as he was received at the concret- Buy~ sharp Alamo system must include drive past third base. American fullback of Michigan. The White House. Fidac is an interallied veterans’ society. ing of practically all canals. A def- The New York Giants and St. Louis Buffs were pretty acute at fielding, inite decision in to this fea- * regard Cardinals divided a double header at too. notably when Heinie Schuble. at ture of the necessary improvements Sportsmen’s park. Fifteen hits in the short, speared Art Shires’ drive and is expected to be made by the board first game gave the Giants a 5 to 3 doubled Blackerby off second. the West. 'firestone following their return from verdict but the Cards ! Joe Pate evened it added another to his — — by Woman 50 • taking the ninghtcap, 2 to 1, in a string of victories when Shortstop Spends Built Tire tight pitcher’s battle between Vic Baker of the Steers threw wildly to Boys Ask Thrashing Aldridge, making his first start of first to clear the way for the Cow- the year, and Johnson of the Cards. town Cats’ score in the tenth at Dal- So Teacher Complies and get Qualit Del Bissonette's terrific hitting las. The hero had come nobly from Hours In Tank To aided the Robins to coast into a 11-4 behind to tie the score in the eighth, CAMBRIDGE. England -CPh-Haw over the Phillies at and it looked like Joe was to victory Brooklyn. going schoolboys asked to be thrashed is Service, Econom. Bissonette scored a run in the second have to for his pitch supper, if any. told by Miss Mary Thompson, teacher But it was a bobble on the same cali- inning after drawing a pass; hit a Set Durance Mark in a Suffolk village school. home run with two on in the third, ber that had let the Steer* tie things When she first went to the school that beat Slim Love in the and tripled with two on in the sev- up extra! she said sfie had much troubla from enth. All told he scored three times ClEAaKjp couplet. CAMt»A«6M CHICAGO. May 21 What man pounds, was not put on the scales some of the who over- himself and drove in five runs. His bigger boys, lias done, woman ran do—with the when taken from the tank, but the turned desks, tied up the school- homer was his seventh of the woman can season, _'_ probability that do it bet- 12 swimming coaches of Chicago room doors and broke windows. one of Hack Wil- BY JACK SORDS as putting him ahead t ter. athletic associations who acted of- The boys told her they wanted a son of the Cubs for the National j Will number thirteen be lucky or HOW LEADERS Mrs. Myrtle Huddleston of Mat- ficials during the endurance attempt man teacher, someone who could leadership. was taken from the or league unlucky for the St. Louis Browns toon, III., pool estimated that she has lost 20 The Yankees continued their mo- ARE STANDING of the Lincoln Park West hotel early more pounds. When she finished the ... this season ? notonous series of crushing victories today after being in the water 50 Catalina channel swim, she came out by overwhelming St. Louis, 9 to 3. That’s the question that faces the hours, 10 minutes 15 4-5 seconds. The of the water 18 pounds lighter. 1 Haas i.L.Uiit firestone George Pipgras being credited with as < By The Associated Press) time beats 17 hours and 50 min- Physicians took the ";^*£2 Sunday's Results Missourians they go through their by immediately his seventh victory without a defeat. (Including Games of May 20) utes the best previous endurance swimmer in charge. She was unable TOB Houston 12. Waco 5. early season battles. $11— I Cleveland made a clean sweep of National record for women, made Saturday by to draw herself from the water, nor Wichita rain. Just when St. Louis fans had it the series with Washington, 4 to 3, Falls-Shreveport, Batting—Grantham. Pirates, .411. Miss Nyle Austin by San Bernardino, was she able to remain on her feet. Fort Worth 6. Dallas 5. figured that the club had gotten rid Hudlin and Bayne outpitching Lisen- Runs—Douthit, Cards; Critz, Reds, Cal. A wheel chair was taken to the side Beaumont 9. San Antonio 2. of all its “undesirables” in the gen- I bee and Marberry. 30. Mrs. Huddleston, a 30 year old of the pool and Mrs. Huddleston Monday's Schedule eral housecleaning, which sent 12 Elam Van Glider won a tight Runs hatted in—Frisch. Cards, 31. mother, is no novice to the water. wheeled to her room. Waco at Houston. good players to other clubs in the OLDFIELD i hurling duel from Ted Lyons and the Hits—Douthit, Cards. 55. She formerly held the world's en- three times the .*>0 San Antonio at Beaumoot. American league—Dan Howley an- Only during Detroit Tigers ended their losing Pirates; Bot- durance record for hours did she take and 29x4.40/21 Fort Worth at Dallas. nounced the trade of Walter Gerber Doubles—Traynor, swimming women, nourishment, streak at the expense of the Chicago tomley, Cards. 12. besides being the only woman to fin- only hot chocolate then. She finish- Wichita Falls at Shreveport. to the Boston Red Sox. White Sox, 2 to 1. Triples—L. Waner, Pirates. 6. ish the Catalina channel race. ed the swim much fatigued. Her Team— W. L. Pet. Manager Howley gets Pitcher SS55 Homers—Bissonette, Robins, 7. The swimmer’s son was not hands and feet were shrunken from Houston .26 14 .650 Harold Wiltse in place of Gerber, pres- Stolen bases—Frisch, Cards, 10. ent when officials lifted her from the long immersion. Fort Worth .23 13 .618 who follows such capable fellows as Boats Pitching—Clark, Robins, won 5, the water, this being the first time the entire time she was in Getting Speed Wichita Falls.21 13 .618 George Sislcr, Harry Rice, Bing Mil- During lost 1. he has been absent from the finish the water a of officials was For Pt. Isabel San Antonio 22 IS .595 ler, Elam Van Gilder. Chester Falk. group Ferry American of any of his mother’s record-making present to see that the did not touch -1 Shreveport.16 18 .471 Milton Gaston. Tom Zachary, Ernest Batting—Kress, Browns, .394. either the sides of the tank nor the Waco. 16 23 .410 Wingard, Leo Dixon. Otis Miller. Ken attempts. to The Herald) Runs—Ruth, Yanks, 35. Mrs. Huddleston, who 240 bottom. Mrs. Huddleston remained (Special Dallas 12 25 .324 Williams and Sam Jones into “exile” weighs POINT ISABEL. May 21.—Four Runs batted in—Ruth, Yanks. 30. in various Beaumont. 12 27 .308 from the Browns. constantly motion, using •peed boats capable of making the Hits—Rice. Tigers. 47. strokes. Somewhat to the surprise of the mainland to Next to Sisler. Gerber had seen the three mile trip from Doubles—Meuse!, Yanks, 14. many, she did not attempt to rest by NATIONAL LEAGUE most service under the banners that Marathoners Face < * < i Padre Island in seven minutes are to Triples—Rice, Senators; Regan, floating on her back, blow over St. Louis. That makes him complaining » o be into service here by the Padre Sunday's Results Red Sox, 5. that it made her and ill. put the second oldest veteran involved in 72-Mile Trek dizzy ii * i was New York St. Louis 3. Today Island Hotel Company. Inc., it 9. Homers—Ruth. Yanks, 12. Mrs. Huddleston’s reward for rec- 4 1 4 I Detroit 1. the shakeup. Brown fans had come announced today. One boat, “Buddy," 2. Chicago Stolen bases—McNoely, Browns; ord breaking was $5,000 offered 2914.40 21 to look upon him as a fixture at N. Y.. 21.—UP>—C. by 29x4.40/2* already is in service and was pur- Cleveland 4. Washington 3. Barrett. White Sox. 6. WAVERLY, May the Bannerman Hotels, Inc. short stop. C. pavement bent to ! I Don’t Throw chased by the company as an experi- Monday's Schedule Pitching—Pipgras, Yanks, won 7. Pyle’s pounders Gerber began his baseball career the most trek of their trans- j! ment. It proved so popular that th« Washington at Philadelphia. lost 0. lengthy SCOTCH MINERS FACE WANT with the Marion club of the Ohio continental footrace today. 72 miles to a Good *71® *62*% company decided to replace all craft Team— W. L. Pet. Away ;; State league in 1910. The same N. their Closing of many mines in Scot- j; (MwMdpnc^POtMliOfuriMnF with fast boats. New York 23 5 .821 year Deposit, Y., seventy-ninth he went to Columbus in the American control. land, due to the serious condition of Straw Hat! I! With newer boats and improved Philadelphia 17 8 .680 !! association. Andrew the coal trade, is throwing thous- it it facilities and better equip- Cleveland.21 13 .618 to Payne of Claremore. Okla., We give complete service with bathing Walter with Akron of the Taylor ands of miners out of work. In the ii .Vo rratt*,r w m--- -r »o.'*d «> played Fight held the of the caravan an- — ment throughout, the company Boston . 13 15 .464 leadership ii. tire Ohio and Pennsylvania until with an time of 523:05:08 for Fife district four companies closed [ every including appli* a season this summer, St. Louis . 14 19 .424 league elapsed j [ ticipates good -• 1911 when he went hack to Colum- the 3155.7 miles covered since the down mines employing 2,000 men. ard n t it u cat.cn and regular inspection* officials declared. Large crowds al- Washington.11 18 .379 Lucas 10 Rounds ;; jamiti J j j bus where he stayed until 1914, when left Los Angeles in at a meeting of mine-workers of the i look like new. i , ready have been flocking to the beach. Detroit 13 23 .361 troupe early Come in today. he was taken on by Pittsburgh. March. John Salo. the Passaic. N. district the general secretary report- Sunday, the first real warm week-end Chicago 11 22 .3331 CHICAGO. May 21.—Bud J., \ J Phone 19ft \ [" Pittsburgh sent the short stop back Finn, was 17 hours, 58 minutes, 19 ed that destitution was very great. of the season, brought out large Taylor, the Terre Haute, Ind., “ter- ii We call for and deliver o to Columbus in 1916. He came back seconds behind as the At Coatbridge, several hundred un- numbers of summer clad Valley folks AMERICAN LEAGUE ror,” tonight hopes to convince the Payne day's to the big leagues when the Browns started. employed made a demonstration in* with bathing suits and basket lunch- Sunday's Results world of fistiana he is the real ban- grind Denison took a on chambers Boston 3. chance him in 1917. It front of the city council es. 4, Chicago tamweight champion when he clashes Delta Shoe & Hat __ wasn’t much of a chance, for refusal of the council to i: Brooklyn 11, Philadelphia 4. however, with Joe Lucas, Detroit feather- following he played short for the St. Louis club American Scores In hear a delegation an in- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2. weight, in a ten round bout. requesting a solid decade thereafter. crease in the allow- New York 5-1. St. Louis 3-3. The national boxing association, unemployment i: Shop i; NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Despite his long service in base- British Amateur Meet ance. the chamber they « Service Monday's Schedule which supervises professional boxing Invading 1045 Washington Street addres«ed to the ball—18 years—Gerber is still a broke the and were | j j Sealed proposals Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. good in 26 states, last week declared it PRESTWICK. Scotland. May 21.— up meeting, j Court of Camercn player and should bring to scored her vic- the ■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Commissioners’ Chicago at St. Louis. strength would no longer recognize Taylor as (/Pi—America first quieted by police. construction of the his new club, the Red Sox. County, for Team— W. L. Pet. champion because he has not risked tory in the British amateur golf below will be received roads 'listed Chicago. 22 13 .629 his title during the past two years. championship today when Douglas Stations at the office of the County Auditor WEATHER SUMMARY Grant, a native of California Cincinnati ...... 21 14 .600 Taylor and his manager, Eddie Long, living j a. m. The was at Brownsville, Texas, until 10 New 12 .571 weather mostly cloudy an in England, defeated James D. Dewar York.16 have wired for explanation, claim- — June and and somewhat unsettled of Brownsville Harlingen -I on Thursday, 14th, 1928, St. Louis.. 19 15 .559 practically ing they have tried without success Edinburg, three and two. read. throughout the southern and eastern — then publicly opened and Brooklyn 17 14 .548 to get a bonafide title match for a Another American, Paul Azbill, McAllen Raymondvil! ■ of Work To Be Done states this and fair to clear was Description Pittsburgh 15 15 .500 morning, year and a half. however, eliminated soon after, • —A.—Concrete Pavement On Boston 10 20 .333 in the northwestern states. Moder- being defeated by J. T. Bookless of Phone 672 ate to i S A-8. Old Alice Road from State Philadelphia. 6 23 .207 heavy rains occurred over England, one up. Azbill lives in most Highway No. 100 to the San Jose of the cotton belt and in the Arrest Ball Player England but was -ntered from the Call Us 4.0 northeastern states within the last Essex and Count the Ranch Road, approximately WOMAN PARSONS UNWANTED Country club of New' Jersey. miles. 48 hours, and scattered showers in As Convict Minutes DURHAM. Hensley Escaped A-9. Paredes Line Road from Eng.—Bishop the central states. It was consider- Henson stated here that, though can- State Highway No. 100 to the San ably cooler this morning throughout PHOENIX. Ariz.. May 21.—— ! Brownsville’s Quality didates for the ministry were decreas- the Plains f Jose Ranch Road, approximately 4.0 states and the upper Lester Fisher, alias Roy Counts, star ing. women would not be ordained to Take a look at the ▼!*- Tire Store miles. Mississippi valley, and cooler in second baseman for the Phoenix preach, North ] ■ ge of VMIMHHHHNHHESQNHnflHHKflHflMKi A-10. Blue Town and Military Texas. Light frost was report- baseball club of the Arizona State Algernon ed from Keats, Roads from end of present concrete Nebraska. league, was arrested here last night LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT A galoot who hunts on Blue Town Road, 1.7 as a fugitive from the Oklahoma pavement WEATHER on the miles south of La Feria, via Blue NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL BULLETIN state prison. snipes best streets. Mr. Truck Grov Town and Santa Maria to the Hidal- ESTATE UNDER ORDER First figures lowest temperature Fisher, according to information city 'ast night; second, He says Little Tom of go County line, approximately 6.7 OF SALE highest tempera- received by the Phoenix police from See me ture all before miles. No. 7413. yesterday; third, wind velocity Oklahoma authorities, escaped from brands is thebest. piar^ from Harlin- at 8 a. m.; fourth, rainfall 24 the there three For smoked- your order for seec. A-Il. Briggs Road W. R. Hinkle, Inc. past prison years ago they’re t hours. butts gen-Kio Hondo Road northward, ap- vi. while serving a sentenct for an auto- and all—that's 2.5 miles. Abilene.„«» 60 86 — .18 mobile theft. the A Power House of Financial proximately Henry W. Bates, et al. ultimate test! , Amarillo 52 80 — .02 | A-12. South Line Wilson Tract H.R. Snell In the Civil District Court of u Atlanta ...... 64 78 — 1.32 Road, from State Highway No. 96. Cameron County. Texas. Resources for Brownsville— I Austin 62 88 — Girl Golfer Loses Phone ?57 Weelaeo. Tex. via Beheimer Corner and Primera 103rd Judicial Distict. ,m.nucl .74 Boston Corner, . 48 52 12 1.08 to Tanberg's approximately WHEREAS, by virtue of an order resources of Representing BROWNSVILLE 74 89 — .00 After Beating Mother The financial Browns- 6.0 miles. of sale issued out of the District L. P. — Gunson & Inc. Combes-Santa Rosa and Chicago . 54 74 .00 Co., A-13. tourt of Cameron County. Texas, on are made business — FORT SMITH. ville Corpus Christi .. 74 84 .00 Ark., May 21.—«yp> by activity Seed Growers and Santa Rosa West Roads from a rendered in Importers* judgment said court Ariel Vilas. who defeated her own Dallas ... 64 86 14 .10 13, Seed that Combes via Santa Rosa to the Hi- on the 7th day of February, A. D. of the But this reser- reproduce traa — mother and several of the Del Rio .. 74 90 .00 most ! people. great dalgo County line, approximately 1928 in favor of W. R. Hinkle, Inc. to type Denver. 44 66 — .16 prominent players in the state to 8.0 mileas. and against Henry W. Bates, said maintain her lead in the voir of financial power is like the and Structures On Detroit 58 72 — .00 Arkansas R.—Grading judgment being a foreclosure of a women’s — golf tournament was elimi- Road Dodge City .. 46 74 .01 B-23. Pennsylvania Avenue mortgage lien on the de- nated water behind a dam. It must be reg- following El Paso . 64 9ft 14 .00 yesterday. from San Benito River-Road to La scribed situated in Miss Clara property, Cam- Fort 62 84 — Woolridge, the victor, Smith .t .00 Paloma road. approximately 2-1 eron Texas, to-wit: is a veteran tournament measured out and directed County. Galveston 74 82 — .02 player. She ulated, miles. The west and 44-100 outdrove her small twenty (20.44) Helena. 48 78 — .00 opponent. B-24. Oscar Williams Road from acres of land in block into channels to be of full nine in the — Huron .. 38 60 .00 productive Wood & Dodc No. 12 northward ap- Iowa Gardens ii~ .mi .i■ -ii ■ State Highway Tract, a subdivision 86 I| Jacksonville ..... 72 20 3.0 miles. .04 to our citizens. In this of one thousand acres of land out value doing t proximately Kansas City ...... 54 78 12 .02 B-25. Military Road from the San of Partition Share No. 1 of the Louisville 58 78 — .00 a Insurance River-Road to Los Indios. ap- Santo the Merchants National is kind of Benito Espiritu Grant in — Cameron Memphis .. 68 82 .Oft) 3.0 miless. Texas. J. S. proximately county. de la Garza — 50 Miami . 70 82 .00' at the service of the Lina “M" Road from State as power house B-26. original grantee, per or — map plat Montgomery ...... 64 80 .00 No. 12 to the San Jo** of said Iowa Bonds and Loans Highway Gardens Tract on file 66 — New Orleans .... 82 2.46 ... we endeavor to conduct Road, approximately 2.0 and of record in the ‘The Choice” people Ranch office of New — Valley's the York ...... 54 62 .04 clerk of PHONE 100 miles. county Cameron — County, North Platte .... 38 70 .00 our business that we not serve Fresnal Road from San Be- both as only B-27- Texas; against Henry W. Oklahoma City 58 82 12 .00 Hondo Road to the East Bates and as nito-Rio against Grace M. Bates, Palestine 64 78 — .06 our customer but also to func- Tract Boulevard approxi- wif.t of said W. well, Spivey-Kowalski ,B!dy Browne Henry Bates. — Charles Pensacola ...... 66 74 1.38' 2.5 mile*. H. Bixel and James H. Texas mately Canan. — as a servant.... Brownsville, being Phoenix . 68 96 .001 tion community and specifications and all the defendants in Detail plans said suit. Pittsburgh 56 72 — .001 other information for each road to I did on the 12th of St. day May, A. Louis ., 62 80 .01 I Paid on be obtained at the D., 1928. at 1:00 4% Savings be improved may o'clock p. m., levy St. Paul 4« 72 — .00 O. county the office of W. Washington, upca above described tract of Salt 76 — Lake City ... 54 .00 FIFTY-FIFTY house at as in the court land the of said — engineer, property Henrv S*n Antonio ...., 72 88 .no W. Print Texas. Grace M. — Brownsville, Bates, Bates. Charles vanta Fe . 42 70 .0J I Bishop’s five cent certified check for per H. Bixel and James H. — A a A Canan; and Sheridan . 36 68 .00 Big Smoke for made on the amount of bid, payable 5th of — | Shop of the day June. A. D. 1928, Shreveport . 64 78 1.20 C. the order of Oscar Dancy, being the first in said 74 86 — Little to Tuesday T»mpa ., .00 Price Job Printing Bieinri*^ of Cameron County, month, between the 64 — County Ju
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