The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 93, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 21, 1928 Page: 4 of 6
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LOCAL UNION 1046
B. of P. D. and P. of A.
Orange, Texas
Buffalo. N. Y.
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THAT It takes cooperation to build
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: The Supreme Master, in His Infinite Wis-
dom on the 27th day of September, 1928, after a life of use-
fulness covering a period of many years, summoned into His
eternal presence one of our oldest and most highly esteemed
members—
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proving to yourself how successful you have been.
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J. C ALEXANDER
a man of sterling integrity, a faithful yet unobtrusive friend
and respected and honored citizen, and
WEEREAS: by his well known , upright, manly char-
acter, the departed gained and held the affection of all who
knew him and won a permanent place n the hearta of his
fellow-men, and our entire membership fully realizes and
keenly feel the loss of his wervices rendered during the
many years gf his adtive career.
, RESOHVED: That we tansmit to his bereaved family,
pur Martfait sympathy-with the profouideat assurance that
W share with them this irretrievable loss, and be it ' d
RES0LVAP: That this Resolution be spread upon the
permanent regords of this Local, a copy transmitted to his
family.
back *0 and Houa-
S When Ihtr are speechigas
so to .lows. When they are
Pattillo hurled
Champion
^riCPtugs qm
Toledo, Oke"
out an existence
ouchdown on the first play.
veaux misse the drop kick.
Barziza kicked to Duhon, who
turned 20 yards to midfield.
Reese and
SWEETWATER. — Plans in pro-
Kress for establishment of airport
at this place.
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n
work and dollars.
THAT the people of modern cities
have proven themselves aggressive
and wide-awake.
LITERARY GENE
LONDON. — There are reports
that Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph
Tunney purpose to have a literary
salon in London; that they have
leased a house In Mayfair for a
yer.
yet ob-
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\ FOURTH QUARTER
ptu
Sullivan lets it be known
the aforesaid rich democrats
Hubert Gillis, Belgium,
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BACKWARD, WHICH IN
MEANS A CLEANER, HAPPIER
AND FINER CITY IN WHICH TO
LIVE AND A BETTER CITY
- THAT cittzens who have faith in the
• home city must back that faith with
passed over
2,
w and mtopped mhe Hee*
twe playe, Stonecipher WM
slearwun • V-yare pass from Bal-
unger to *ia handa but dropvea the
ball. • Xeveaux punted SS and Pattil-
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Rattillo ____________
Quarter
death rather than
reach the next peea, ana another le
yard penalty went to Orange. Pat-
ulle punted 25 and Reewe stopped
the ball, on Helghts o-yar Una
Neveaux sacked center for a 20-
read walk and Arst down in mid,
MML Ballinger went inside left
MA for a gain of 4 yards, stopped
by W. B. Hutnara, Sanders and du-
hon. Strothers stopped the next
Play at center for no gain. Ne-
reaux took 4 at right tackle on a
take and Pansante made it a first
down through center. Neveaux fak-
ed a kick, handing the ball back to
Ballinger, who skirted right end be-
hind hi interference for a 13-yara
gain and first down on the Tiger
a5zar4 line. Kivell took the ball
out of bounds to get in play in the
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Joe Glick, New York.
rushed and
Before Tuxas varsity left for
their znme with Arkannna, line
Captain Ibe Sewell of the Long-
horn wquuda remarked in hk dally
arid column that Ox Euermom,
of Orange, agio was line captnim
of the mb team bed yenr, would
see plenty of notion agaius the
Porkers.
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bublicans handled 1
ght years ago rich.
ladled Wall Street.
itr years ago the coal i
America almost to a a
BY cooperating in making it a big-
ger and better city.
BY Installing home pride In
minds of all the people.
BX dwelling together in peace and
harmony.
BY pulling together to make honest
industry and fair and square dealing
on the part of all.
EY Kood-will and enthusiasm.
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Mocrats of the east are reaponsi-as. arris stopped two ptays in a row
Aeor th. MU market and
4 speculative erase that has 1 ton C logng • yards. Neveaux punt-
Dped the country and interpreter I to b ouof bounds on th Tiger 30-
Jack McVey, New
George Nichols,
are rd Une. Pattillo’s past to Reese
' GTLow WAs MIZZLED
Eenjamin Gitiow was denied the
t of a public hall in the city of
Ila*. He is the candidate of the
amunist party of America for
epresident
Nhy not let Gitiow rent? Why
i give him a soap Box? It ian’t
red month that is dangerous
this land of the tree. It la the
ft worker
e England ths Brisish have a
brent method. They permit the
n to rent until they are speech-
aped on his own iqara, line.
Htshta players were awake and
ma him on a long pass from
WUlo. Heights drew a S-yard
tty for okaide Manley failed
gain at right sn«. Ream barely
9Ma pam from Fatttuo, who was
Mpg too tar ahead of thy re-
s, and the tipped ball fell into
astlan's hands on the Tiger 20-
l hue. Hilliard, strothera
puhon smothered Sebastian at
ENow Bryan is sleeping his sleep
■ the just, according to those who
Mmlred him while he walked the
forth and waa the Moses of millions.
Mlam Gibbs McAdoo, who in-
Erited the mantle of Bryan, has
ene into retirement and la aa si-
Mat as the Sphinx. Really the scene
birter painta a lot of old faces out
Ethedemocratie picture. And the
jachinery gave the American voter
IM who captured the democratic
let ol new issues which are not
bues of the Bryanic brand.
Eight years ago an eastern land-
rd threatened to eject the national
immtttec ot the party of Jetter-
• from his blulaing because at
e non payment of rent. Now the
Akey has magnificent headquar-
n in at least three cities, an
my ot managers and clerks to do
Kbidding, and if the Wall Street
urnal and the worthy doctor of
iticai literature have their tacta
5 atraight rich democrats are in
9 saddle to Wall Street and are
Wet in i the bull movement for po-
leal purposes.
Fm. W. J. B. would be shocked
Ms shade could return to the
th and watch the passing show,
w the donkey is a plutocrat and
a pauper. He has money to
’ his debts, money for organiza-
l purposes, money for publicity
poms and money to look after
floaters on general election day.
Worst of the season. A stab at left
; fakle tadled. and another crash
i ll^r* netted 2 yards. One snore try
• was good for a yard and Brat down
on the Tiger 10-yara line. W. B
I Went to for Pal Hilliard, who was
1 hurt a few pffys previous Kivell
_ hit center for a 10-yara crash and
ange Tiger to 06/
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The bigkgest strategy of the cam- RADIO MESSAGE TO
paign, however, is winning millions MARg A(prrpn RITT
of women’s votes for Hoover in —•4
all the doubtful states the Hoover I DELIVERY NOT SURE
presidential electors are making a I _1' _
Smith is now trying to win votes
from his stand on giving the water
power rights to the people. Hoo-
ver headquarters, thinks this point
is unimportant. They claim if all
the energy spent trying to finite
cigar lighters could only be har-
nessed, we wouldn't need. any vas-
ter power at alL
The religious question is atill an
important factor In the campaign.
Both sides are trying to figure how
to capture the atheist vote.
There is whispering campaign go-
ing on about A] Smith and the
tariff. They claim Al spells it with
two R's.
But demoeratis hopes got a big
boost last week when the New York
Yankees came out for Smith. The
enter. Sebastian went inside left
end for 4 and was stopped by Har-
rts. 4 pass over left end WM too
■sfohnd the ball went over to
the niers on their own 10-yard
toe. Pattillo punted out *9 yard,
MAFDuhon held Neveaux at mid-
■T sebastian slippe4 inaide ift
f for an s-yard gain, and stum-
Bed. Height, Interference waa mak-
W the once-btrong Orange line look
aA. Paj Hilliard, Strother* and
I e over Reese Another one
ENTHUSIASM MEANS A
MON OPPOSITION TO
THINGS THAT HOLD A
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GEORGETOWN. — Chamber of
commerce raises funds for erection
of modern six-story hotel here.
In a small dark
had made their
against privation.
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trees, fei
seed. Mi
IKS Cypi
The Q. O. P. is making a big play
on Hoover’s stand with regard to
rivers and harbors. They shout that
Herbart .has come out for All-Amer-
ican waterways. Al admits he is a
little undecided about All-American
waterways, but promises if he’s
ejected he will pick an All-American
team. This has sort of put Hoover
in a hole as he can’t choose an All-
American team without putting Mel-
lon in at fullback and letting Dr.
Work call the signals.
A penalised IS yards for trip-
and holding. It was Heights
) her own 22-yard line. Ne-
punted 45 to Hilsman, who
ppped in his tracks. Manley
around right end. Sanders
a hole at center on a delayed
ball buck and ran IS yards
first down on Heights 40-yard
_-A long pass, Pattillo to Reese
Tt_1good, but both sides were
AAs, Kimball went in for Man-
‘Wnball taking end and Pat-
ving to the backfield to call
g_? Duhon spun center for a
gzain. Sanders failed at cen-
\¥lother stab at center made
M pn missed a first down by
(I / and the ball went over to
M‛on their own 10-yard line
full back
Sanders -------------------Kivell
Substitutions—Houston, Sebastian,
Hsrr, Roberts, Durham. Orange.
Seastrunk, Kimball, makes, Ander-
son. Touchdown*, Stonecipher t,
Kivell 1. Points after touchodwn,
Neveaux 1 out of > attempts. Or-
nse punted 9 times for average of
40 yards. Houston punted 4 times
for 27-yard average. Orange at-
tempted 10 passes, none completed.
Houston attempted 7 passes, com-
pleted 1 for 20 yards, 1 intercepted.
First downs. Orange 2, Houston 11.
Officials, Hinds (Georgetown) um-
pire; Schwartz (Rice) referee; Dob-
bins (Colorado Teachers) lineman.
no gain inside left end, but on the
next play Neveaux crashed center
for 10 and a first down. Kivell hit
enpeentezgtEmn Farknuret
ton back* were going straight
through the canter at the Tiger ie,‛
making tke Orange linemen lok the
Helghts (19)
Left End
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left tackle
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Wilson. P
pun center for 2. Sanders
VIENNA, Oct. 20.-
Baron Arthur Von
meager government pension.
Unemployment, rising prices and
hard times generally made their
Struggle more and more difficult in
the face of their advancing years.
They made a pact to destroy them-
selves and took poison.
BARN 13
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mentative, e
inexperienced
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known and
line of Ind
gramed. Per,
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Troy at 21
uIuiniinuniI
LEA
=itt end failed, and Orange
—•allied for 2 incomplete
_ the prnalenKpzumn. pun
5 Neveaux. Reese missed
4 tackle at Neveau, but
Footbail is a gruel game The
youngnter think so, too, and it
augurs well for rature Orange
high tearas thas fundnmentals at
the game are being taught We
athletes several yenis in advanoe
of thedr bidding for a pince on
We "big teum." This is a move-
ment whuich merits We support
or an Orane, and if any of We
conches ome to you tor a little
help to buy oguipment, dig down
and donate
house-to-house canvass. When the
lady ot the house answers the door-
bell the Hoover presidential elector
starts his sales talk.
He says he wants to go to the
electoral college and she can help
him get there ir she will only vote
tor Hoover. The lady at the house
is so pleased she doesn't have to
buy a magazine subscription that
she promises she will.
S .
- .Jln the other hand, the democrats
are banging at the so-called repub-
lican economy. They admit that
Coolidge may be using old rubber
boots tor erasers, but they want to
know how much the taxpayers paid
tor the gold braid on Cal’s May-
Gower yachting cap. The democrats
are also challenging Coolidge to give
those Indian suits back to the In-
dians, to whom they belong.
The republicans are proving their
economy record, however. They I
show that in the last seven years
they have cut the operating ex-
penses of the weather bureau SO per
cent by being wrong half the time.
9*
Smith headquarters la picking this
argument to pieces. They say the
Saturday Evening Post is for sale on
Thursday morning and nobody would
ever thing of buying beer right af-
ter breakfast on a Thursday when
they could go and get 7 pounds of
magazine for 5 cents.
Furthermore, they point out, if
Smith is elected, he will put a end
to bootleggeing, and thee • are
plenty of newsdealers who are boot-
legging Saturday Evening Posts on
a Wednesday night.
right guard
P Hilliard ______________- Lyons
THE CAMPAIGN TO DATE
With only a few weeks to go,
both sides have accelerated their
campaign strategy. - Mrs. Wille-
brandt’s speeches have helped the
democrats a lot. Now they figure
if they could only get Mrs. Clem
Shaver to stump for Hoover, Al
would grab a dozen doubtful states.
Democratic headquarters is trying
to fix things up with their detract-
ors. The Saturday Evening Post,
you know, hae come out against
Smith because Al believes in light
wines and dark beer. It figures
that, with the government selling
liquor, working people won’t have
any nickels left on Saturday nights
to buy the Saturday Evening Post.
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bedroom
Cypress
Brooklyn. Big Boy Peterson,
Minneapolis, defeated Paulino Uzcu-
dun, Spain, foul, 2. Marco Polo.
Pittsburg, stopped Harry Fay, of
Louisville, 5. Jack Shaw, Union
City, N. J., stopped Francisco Crus,
Portugal, 2. Joe Jeanette, Little
Rock, Ark., outpointed George He-
ron. New York, 4.
Football has claimed a strangle
hold on the grammar school athletes
in Orange. Not so long ago, the
grage school boys kicked and passed
the oval on their grounds at recess
and after school but no teams were
organised. This season, every
grammar school has an organised
team. Regular practice is held, just
like the Tiger high school varsity,
and each team has a good coach.
Rev. J. B. Dobbins, an ardent fan;
Taro Kishi, ex-Tiger and former A.
and M. backfield star; "Blackie"
Craig, one of the headiest quarter-
backs the Tigers ever had, are
among those taking the grade school
gridsters under their wings.
♦west tef ss»
W. B. Hilliard ________-
left guard
***********
T. C. U. 4. Texas A. and M. 0.
8. M. U. 52, Rice 13.
Ga. Tech 11, Notre Dame 0.
1 Tennessee 15, Alabama 11.
Ohio 19, Michigan 7.
Army 15, Harvard 0.
I Navy 6, Duke 0.
Vanderbilt 11, Tulane 4.
Baylor 21, Centenary 7.
Texas 20, Arkansas 7.
Dartmouth 21, Columbia 7.
Yale 32, Brown 11. * * t
Mo. Univ. 28, Iowa State 19.
Oregon 27, Washington 0.
California 0, U. of So. Cal. 1.
Penn 14, Penn State 0.
Minnesota 18. Chicago 7.
W. Va. 22. W. and Lee 0.
Nebraska 7. Seay ruse 6.
Kentucky 8, Centre 0.
V. M. I. 9, Virginia 0.
Mississippi 19, Auburn 0.
HIGH SCHOOL
Beaumont 1, Houston Central 5-
Port Arthur 24, Bryan . 7.
Sunset (Dallas) 20. Central (Fort
worth) 7.
Forest (Dallas) 12, Denton, sec-
onds 0.
Writing in the Austin Statesman
advance account of the Texas Uni-
versity Fish—Schreiner Institute
game, sports editor Don Legg says
"The greatest of the Schreiner stars
is Hi I Hard from Orange, who sur-
passes even Jimmie Burr, one of
the best athletes to ever graduate
from Austin high; Clyde "Jelly”
Dabbs, and Blake Sellers, both ex-
cellent backs. Hilliard is too
good."
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2, .2 t
s&’te s*S
podtibutions to the repuKis
tam pel cd chent.
LA Yirginia coal mine operaleu
bry rieh man, voted the stnio-y
eket but he sent hl> contribe2n
• the republican bank man flH
he Mme. Now what are the 185
bal operators doing thia year! AE
tey Mediae to their contributioig
» usual to the party ot treat moral
eas or are they pushing along the
deculative craze, with the Mark
dllivan rich democrat* tor pollical
Wpoee,?
Pennsyivania 1* the home of the
thracite miUloMlrea. They are
pubiicans to a man. West Vir-
Bla ia the home of sott coal mil-
inairea Before the coming ot
Mlam Jennings Bryan many eb ,
UM West Virginlans were demo-
IU His policles of paramount is-
9* drove the West Virginia demo-
its to the republican reservation
4 there they have remained ever
to reurnea it to midfield. Pattillo
pame' *® yaraa over Reeme’s head.
A abort pane over the center of the
line wm wild, and Orange was pen-
alised. Kimball and Duben couldn't
Hllsman --------------- Neveaux
right half
Pyhon ----------------- Ballinger
left half
Manley ------------ Passana
be organized to ac-
senter of the field. Neveaux forced
bl, way 9 yards through rlght tackle.
Pazsante not 1 at the name spot and
tolled to make a drat down on the
next try at center aa the game
ended.
..
right tackle
-------------- Kennedy
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NEW YORK, Oct. 20 — Paulino *
Uzeudun, Spanish woodchopper, had
a defeat on his fletic record today
to remind him that haste makes
waste. , . -m.
He acted a bit* hurriedly in hi
IQ-round battle witheBig Boy Peter-
son at Ebbets field, made the mis-
take of hitting a man who was al-
ready down and out and was dis-
qualified on a foul
Peterson gave Paulino as good as
he received in the first round but
the Spaniard found the range in
the second round and floored Pe-
terson for a count of nine. As Pe-
terson got up, the Basque leaped in
with both hands and sent the big
boy down and out. Losing his head
completely, Paulino then landed an-
other punch while Peterson lay un- 4 '
conscious, his head hung over the
middle rope.
lepas no good. ' Sanders hit left
nkuard for 2 and Orange was pen-
azed 5 for offside. Lyons threw
Manley for a yard loss at center.
Pkt til lo punted 40 and Sanders
took the tackle at midfield. The
Heights second string backfield went
foot—Sebastian, Theode and Durham
-and the starters returned. Pal
Hilliard flopped little Neveaux for,
Buffalo, 10.
Dayton, O. Happy Atherton, In-
dianopulis, outpointed Jimmie Pow-
ers, Youngstown, O., 10. Johnnie
Curtain, Dayton. outpointed Jimmie
Dalton, Indianapolis, 8.
Hollywood, Calif. Farmer Joe
Cooper, Terre Haute, Ind., stopped
Jackie Carr, Hollywood, 2.
Erie, Pa. Gorilla Jones, Akron,
O., uotpointed Bucky Lawless, Au-
burn, N. Y., 10. Jimmie Reed,
Erie, outpointed Young Davis, Chi-
cago, «.
LONDON, Oct. 20—The Dally
Mail announced today that Dr.
Mansfield Robinson, telepathist,
would make another attempt to com-
municate with Mars by radio Wed-
nesday.
His message will be accepted by
the British post office radio service
at 86 cents a word. But the ser-
vice will not guarantee delivery.
Two years ago Incredulous oper-
ators at the Rugby station broad-
cast a message to Mars for Dr. Bob-
inson who claimed later that he had
received a reply from Gomaruru, a
Martian woman.
Loss of five good men through the
ineligTble and injury route apparent-
ly did not mean a great deal to Kan
Jacinto high of Houston. Like the
crippled Yankees, San Jacinto beat
Milby, a new Houston school, 62 te
4. Waco found no opposition i
Hillsboro, "winning 109 to 0. La
Porte beat St. Thomas of Houston
18 to 0. This is the one we said
was too close to guess, but Kt.
Thomas was not rated so poorly
against the small laPorte crew.
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