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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
" iLsOn Is
Best Back
On Coast
Washington Star Plays
Brilliantly When Hus-
kics Beat Cougars

ICEoRGE WILSON Is tho best all.
~ around halfback in tho Pacific
const conference.
Tho powerful University OF Wash.
ington star Is without n peer when
II comes 20 cracking holes In the
enemy line. and he's tho best do.
fenslvc back OF tho season.
Wilson hasn't the elusive speed OF
Don Nichols. tho California star IN
tho open field. but In ail.nround abil.
i,y no rates as the premier hnlfbaclt
or tho season.
II was Wilson who was tho out.
standing star OF wnshington's 2s-T
victory over Washington State a,
tho Stadium Saturday. Tho Everett
boy played wonderful gamo OF
football for the Huskie-.
GAME Is
HARDPI4AYED
Tho game, played on n fairly good
field. considering tho rain OF the few
days previous. WIS hnrd.played
struggle. with Washington showing
dominant superiority turnout. The
lone Pullman touchdown came In the
closing minutes OF tho gnma when
Washington'n second string men
were IN tho game. A long pass from,
Zaapfel 20 Waldorf. In which the
latter completely outfoIed Ham
Greene. netted n So.yard gain and a
score.
Washington scored iono touch.
down IN tho second quarter when big
Ed Kuhn speared Pullman forward
pass and ran nearly 20 yards. Marker
bringing him down from behind on
Pullmnn'a three.ynrd line. Elmer
T'esreau buckcd II over.
Leonard Ziel piaeo.kleised 20 yards
az tho end OF tho half. but tho gun
beat tho play. and Il wasn't allowed
Les Sherman plaeed.kieked 70
ya,ds I'm tho third quarter.
sherman picked up Pullman
tumble In mid.fleld and ran within
scoring distance late IN tho same
quarter. being forced offnido on the
six yard limo.
TEsREAU SCORES
AGAIN
Tcsrcnu again buoked over touch
down az tho start OF tho last period
Johnny Cole intercepted Pullman
forward pass near tho end OF the
game and Frcd Abel. buboing for
Leonard Zlei. on tho very first play
no tried. wriggicd thru tho LEFT aide
Of tho Pullman limo IS yards for q
touchdown.
al OF tho tries for points were
converted.
a fair crowd of about 10000 Eaw
tho game.
Washington IL back 20 tho Grind
today. preparing for the game with
Oregon AZ tho stadium Saturday thai
closes tho season for the Huskies.
Ed Kuhn was tho only casualty
Saturday. tho big tackle having e
leavo tho game with injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
TACOMA HEADLISER
is ATTRACTIVE

Joe Waterman and John Pete, TIA,
coma promoters. have lined up
very nifty main event for tho City
OF Destiny fans for wednesday night
when they present Bob Harper. Sc
attic welterweight. and Ted Krache.
the Hoquiam boom man. in six
round joust. It's the toughest as
signment chat Krache has had yet.
as Harper is an experienced man.
and can fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
Foul Fighting
Must Be Stopped

When George Lampson. the Port
land heavyweight. fouled Racehorse
Roberts IN tho second round OF
their fight at Tacoma the other
night IL was tho second consccn.
tive battle in the City OF Destiny
shat his been decided by a foul
blow.
This Is an evil that must be
stamped out OF Northwest rings I'm.
mediately. and the quickest way to
do II is 10 enforce tho ruling OF the
New York boxing commission that
forfeits thu foul fighters purse.
sting 'em in the pocketbook. and
you'll soon cure the fighters OF the
foul habit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
PENN TO PLAY -
YALE ELEVEN

Pennsylvania may replace the
Army on Yale's football schedule this
year. The Army stiIl persists in
playing first.year men on its eleven.
while the Navy has adopted frosh
rule. II may cause q break between
Yale and the Army. Penn and Yale
haven't met on the gridIron since
1894.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
TEAMS FIGHT
FOR YOUNGSTER

Portland md Vernon are still
fighting over George sladc, young
shortstop. He was awarded 20 Yer.
non by President Mccarthy last fall.
but Portland win carry the fight TO
the minor league board OF arbitra.
ton meeting in Chicago next
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
DEMPSEY MAY
BATTLE WILLS

Jack Dempsey will be back in New
York about December /. II IL un.
derstood that negotiations wnl be
opened for n match between the
champion and Harry Wills. oolored
challenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
Do Not Praise
Bill for This

Bill Brennan. New York
fighter. IL tho largest contributor
TO omnha's Community Chest
drive. His share OF his recent
fiasco with Billie Miske. Sc. Paul.
wns turned over TO charity. Don't
praise Bill. Tho State Boxing
commission did u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
SEALS SING UP
THIRD SACKER

Gussie Suhr. young third sacker
In the San Francisco Winter league.
will be given a trial by the Seals
next spring. He has been going
great guns for the past few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
"W" GRIDDERS
TO BE GUESTS

The annual football dinner given
In honor Of the Washington eleven
by Rogers confectionery store. in
the University district, is to be held
Tuesday night, at s:15. with the Pur.
pie and Gold squad tho guests Of
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
0. A. c. WINS
OREGON TITLE

The oregon Angles arc champions
OF Oregon. beating tho wcbfootcrn.
so. nj Eugene Saturday. Price.
quarterback. ran c. yards thru
broken field for the only touchdown
Of tho game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
BIG GAME FOR
OREGON TEAM

Pacific university, OF oregon. VIII
tackle its hardest game OF the sea.
son against Montana. at Portland
Saturday. For n small institution.
tho Forest City aggregation has
made n fine record this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
BEAVER FIVE
PLANS TOUR

Tho Oregon Agricultural college
basketball quintet. viii iaiSo barn.
atormlnE trip thru California during
tho Christmas holidays. Coach iia-
ger r. arranging for eight games.
and VIII take eight men with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
ALWAYS 4 cuANcE

The business Of horse racing be-
comes increasingly intricate. D..
The Zcv-In Memoriam incident in.
dicatos the impossibility OF picking
a winner, even after the race is
run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
CARPENTER TO
FIGHT SPALLA

Georges Carpenter, European
heavyweight champion. and Ermlnlo
spalia. Italian champion. viii fight
for the title in Milan. italy. in Jan.
uary. according 20 cable dispatches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
FOOTBALL
FACTS
THE QUESTION
BY BILLY EVANS

tAh~ N1h-s'htOaf
Signal is given for a forward
pass. On direct pass from CEN
ter, the man Delegated to pass
the ball runs with IL short dis
tance in order to allow the field
TO become properly set for the
pass. Observing that all the
players eligible 10 receive the =
pass are covered. and noticins 4
that several OF the opposing teamn
are fast charging on him, the
passer deliberately throws tho
ball TO the ground only a few
feet away from where he was
standing. II was apparent that
he had made no effort TO go thru
with the original play. The play
was made on tho second down.
is such n play permissible? II
not, what is the penalty2
THE ANSWER
Such an act on the part OF tn,
player delegated to make the pass i.
pure evasion. No player has tn,
right 10 Intentionally throw the bal
In front of him. In order to make ar
incompleted forward pass, rather
than go thru with the play and take
a chance of having it intercepted
II the referee so rules. the offendins
side shall put the ball in play at Q
spot 10 yards back OF the preceding
down and the play shall count as {
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
THE ANSWER

In point of consistency. at least,
tho Harvard system of losing suf-
fers none in comparison to the
Harvard system OF winning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
HOPE FOR EUROPE

II Europe can manage TO stick
together until McGraw and Jcn-
nings set over there. a solution TO
the German situation may yet be
renched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
It's Not Good,
But Not Bad

Chst Wynue. Ail.Amcrican full.
back at Notre Dame few sea-
sons ago. now coach Of creigh.
ton university. has won but two
games this season. His team.
however. held both Kansas uni.
yersity and the Kansas aggies TO
to 0 scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
HI-Y BANQUET
FOR TUESDAY

The annual Hi-Y dinner, at which
the official All-city high school elev.
en- Is named by the players them.
selves by ballot viii be held Tue.
day night, at o'clock, at the Y. n
G. a. banquet hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

Indiana beat furdu-. 10 o. Iowa
trimmed Northwest. ~ TO 10. and Chi
eago beat Wisconsin. 10 20 6, in the othsr
Big Ten games Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

Tho Army and Navy, playing ON n
muddy field In New York. ba,tied 70 n
scorsless tie In their annual classic sat.
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

EDDIE A1NsMITH. ono OF tho
IL drlfters in baseball, has finally
signed on with the New York Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

Sotrs Dam, defeated oarnesls Toeh
Saturday AZ PiiinburE rs 10 o. The Cath
oiita have another game. tho 81. Louis
university. ut 81. Louis. this week. bsfsr,
ending the most strenuous season any
team has tackled In yeafA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

lacy sLATTERY. for the past
- four years baseball coach nj
Harvard. has resigned. Fred Mitch.
eli. oxBoaion Brave manager: stuffy
Meinnis, famous big league first
Sackcr. and Kid Gleason. who re.
Gently quit tho Chicago White sox.
are tho men rumored as candidates
for tho position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
Boots and Bingles in
Stove League Battles

n Il. DuGDALE. whoto interest.
~. ing baseball reviews have be.
como a regular feature or The Stars
sport department. has left with his
vito for tho East, whore ho VIII visit
with friends nj Minneapolis and Pc
orla before attending tho national
baseball meetings IN Chicago week
after next. Dugdnio viii send some
stories OF tho big diamond Hessions
homo which should make fino read.
Ing for Seattle baseball fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

lafayette beat IehiEb. ~ 10 ,, In their
annual classic al bethlehem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

Prize fighters use brine 10 hard.
On their hands. How politicians
heads get that way il unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

THE ectlon OF John Darrell. sec.
L Rotary OF the National Associa.
ton OF Minor Leagues, In taking
over tho presidency OF the Coast
league until tho board has had a
chance 10 settle tho Coast league
strife Is a good move. The two fac
tionE in tho Coast circuit are making
n grievous mistake in not getting TO.
gciher and pulling for each other in.
stead OF against each other as they
arc doing. There arc thousands OF
dollars invested in Coast league ball
that these same moguls are endan.
gerinE. as tho public Is getting sick
and tired OF this squabbling and tho
nncifio coast is getting n black eye
turnout the country for its bush
league politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

A LTHo Clyde Mearltlo showed fine
n form AT tho plate and got good
results NJ a hitter. tho young infield.
or simply can't throw well enough TO
hold down n second base Job for a
Coast league club. Tho announce.
ment that waivers had been asked on
him didn't como as much OF sur.
prise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

WHILE JOHN McGraw has an.
w nounced that no intends 10 use
Travis Jackson, tho Alabama boy. at
ahortstop next year. biz league crit
les seem 10 doubt itand hrealready
trading Charley Holiocher or Rabbit
Meanwhile 70 tho Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

MiehiEan's 100 victory over Mime
sofa tied ihs Wolverines wi,h iiiineis for
the Big Tea titls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26
Gridiron Gossip

California. for the fourth strsighs year.
6. champion Of Pacific eoast foa;sail.
Tho hears defeated the Stanford cardin-
ais Saturday. 90 o. before Ts,oeo people
In tho nov Dsrhsisy stadium. In tho
second quarter ''pshs" iIerrsli. California
esnlsr. bloeksd a punt behind stsafesd's
goal iias and dropped on tho leather Ger
The only touchdown Of tho Earus. The
pslnt was converted. Later IN tho game
ths California forwards siuathsrrd Camp
bell behind the Cardinal llae for safety
and two more po,ats California de-
fratsd washington washington state and
STAFFORD by tho same score this ysar--s-e.
Tho unlvrr.ity Of Southern California
trimmed Idaho. 90. a. Los Angeles Ia
the last game % tho season for these
clubs. I, vas = hectic battle. according
10 all reports. With FitsksH great Kicking
the onlyr thing that kept down the score
FOR Idaho.
Yale. beating Harvard. 1, 10 o. IA n s,s
OF mud AZ Cambridge. completed the first
successful season the Bulldogs have bad
In years Baifhzck Pend ran 81 yards
fos touchdown after Harvard fambis
IN the seeona quarter. nni Mallory
kicked two ftsli goals for tho other six
points.
syraeuss won from Nsbraska nj LIN
colin In the closing minutes u play. T-e.
NeRAe. syraeusss great end. taking
forward pass from Mcbride for tho via.
nink play. Three passes carried the bail
over the Koai from syraeuss's sra H.
gard line.
Illinois was given q terrific scare By
ohio Stats Saturday. bslnx eutplaygd By
The Buckeyes FOR three periods. but final.
" winning ia tho fourth quarter . ts 0.
on a field goal Aad touchdown. rhs
Orleans rushed the ball 70 Iilinsis ono
foot lac IN the third quarter. but couldn't
score Ohio successfully stopped He'd"
Sranx@ the first team that has bssa
able TO do it thls year.
miehiEan's 100 victory over Mime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-26

He has seen service with Washing.
ton and Detroit. in tho American
league. and with St Louis and
Brooklyn. in the National.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-10
PRESIDENT v DOME SVfHO OTCE. |
TISfCE SOUSEDU A PkATEL PROSL O
KOLEM JEHO RAKVE.
DNES ODPOLEDNE ULOzENY BUDOU TELESNE
POZ0STATKY vECNEMU ODPOCINKU.

Marion, O., g. srpna Dvacaty devaty president Spo-
enych Statd odpocva dnes noc pod stfechou otcovou
Pfise domd aby pfja posledn vrchovatou mru oddano
s svych spouobcand nkol ako zesnuy president nybrz
jako zesnuly Warren G. Harding, pfftel a soused
Vlak yszouci telo tenyz vlak pozdstavaci jedena-
c vozd enz vykona smutecni pou pres
pevninu San Franciska az fece Potomac prije
12:4O dnes odpoledne
Rakev byla vlozena Timed cekaiciho pohfebniho
"a nasedovana p Hardngovou, jnymi pffbuznymi Gle
ny kabinetu, byla mill pd Center ulici mezi IA
dam nepfehlednych zasupI do obydl Dr. George Hard
fhga kde JIM tsfcove cekai odkrytymi havami
Kratce po druhe hodin9 dun vefejnosti zapo-
cal prdvod jenz neskonc az douho pdnoc Dnes po-
zd6 vecer jee pd mile Center ulici aha fada
TECH kdoz poslednm pohedem chte rozloucti vym
presidentem".
Dv6fe obyd, mz desftky iscd idi proslo behem dne,
me by zavreny 10 hodin vecer Kdyz tato hodna made
sa. tsce ndi dosud venku trpelve cekalo.
Pi Florence King Hardngova, rovnez jech sousedka.
vdela je stojci tam Zavoaa vojensk@ namofn poboc
Milky kten nell staros udrzovanf pofadku uznal
moznost zavfiti ddm jak bylo ustanoveno
"Nechte otevfeno al do phnoc budete- tax laskav",
bylo podsate pfan pi Hardingove Nepf1a bych ST. aby
jediny mich odesel zklaman." tt&se
poinoc pfsa jeste asi tisic d xekao venku pohize.
jceh toszebne asnx s< sskrickG vstla veran-
Dc residence Dr. Hadnga jedina jez hofela ma cee uic
Dvefe sc nezavfe Ridce pfanfm p Hardingove, dd-
sonfci by rozhodnt nechah otevfeno eba al do lsvu
poud byo by jedneho muze neb zeny kdoz pfa by 81
tfiti naposed nejslavnesho syna Marionu.
Po postranni verands blize zadnf casti domu kolem
sromd prdvod bral Kdyz pfekroc prah domu spatfi
namofnka sociho pozornosti Uprcefed svetnce stal
katafak n9mz spocvala rakev teesnymi pozlstaky
mrtveho presdenta hav nohou stal voak bajonetem
nasazeny Nkoho edneho nebylo sv3tnic, enom kv6-
tiny, naknpen9 az ku stropu. stt S. ..s.
Tito soused6 Hardingovi posoupii pax rakvi. Spa
tf jeho zsnay obcej kdny jako kdyby spal Jeden po
hled byo vse PAX kracei Hodny iejich trpeive
no cekani byly odm6n6ny.
Nejenom dospei muzi zeny byly zastupu nybrz ta-
ke dsti rodici sym trpslve cekay az fada
ne dosa. ..ss.. ts4@as
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-10
|STARf REzIM PkEVzAT C0OLIDCEM.
VSICEINI CLENOVE; KABINETU PRO-
# ZATfM ZUSTANOU.
OcEKAVA Sc VSAK BRZY RESICNACE GENERAL.
Milo NAVLADN1HO DAUCHERTYHO.

Washington, 8. srpna. Presi-
dent Coolidge prevail cele
sve dplnosti velikou organisa-
ci vladni, jez byla Hardingo-
YOU administered a jez .pIjde
dale pod novou hiavou jako
Coolidgeova administrace.
President, odjizdejici dnes
do Marionu, aby vidal posled-
nj poctu zesnulemu presidentu
Hardingovi pri pohrbu We zmi
nenem ohioskem m9ste Ultra,
'opustil Washington s admin
straci sorganisovanou pro "a
potetl jejiho lkolu. Kazdy
Glen kabinetu uvolil Sc, aspoh
pro pritomnou dobu, zdstati v
dfade podp. Coolidgem a dfed
!, nj rodina zdstane pohromad9
az do praYdepodobne resigna-
Ice genefihfho navladniho
Daughertyho, snad v blfzke bu
''doucnosti. Udrzeni kabinetu
pohromad6 bylo prvni snahou
presidenta Coolidge a ia Sc mu
zdafila.
Velvyslanec George Har-
ivey, jenz mel dnes konferenci
s presidentem. odla odjeti do
Londyna priSti m9sic, jak OBJ
f,mtsle4, ys1eAo6 - sossdf, 3sstA-
ke ostatnf diplomaticH z&stup-
+, ci Spoj. Stati zistanou v IRA
dech.
Prohibicnf komisaf Roy A..
Haynes, jenz navstivil presi-
denta dnes, rovn6z nepochyb-
ne setrva ma SVEN mist9 a We
vymahani prohibice bude po-
kracovano jako "a presidenta
Hardinga.
GUY. Clifford Pinchot z Penn
sylvanie, jenz mluvil S presi-
dentem dnes, ditkliv6 radil
svolani konference guvernerd,
iak to mel v dmyslu president
Harding, "a 1celem dohovoru
o spolupisobenf mezi federal
nj a statnimi vladami We vyma-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-10
REK0RDNf DESr.

st. Louis, 8. srpna. Toto me-
sto vcera vecer melo ten nejvet
81 dest' We SO letech, spadly to-
tiz 3.4 palce vody "a hodinu,
die oznameni ucineneho mist
nj pov6trnostni stanici. Ulice
byly zaplaveny, n6kde az 4 sto
pami vody, ma sta automobile
uvizlo v ulicfch a nekolik tisic
osob nemohlo Sc dostati z are
ny We Forest Parku, kan Sc
Sly podivati ma modnf vystavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-10

hanf prohibice a panuje mine
nj, re president Coolidge svo-
Ia onu kenferenci.
Dnes jest jiz jisto, ze vsech
ny frakce republikanske stra
ne postavi Sc "a Coolidge-ovu
administered. To mdze zajistiti
nominaci Coolidge-ovi v roce
1924. v jinem smeru vsak toto
sjednoceni sill vestf zavrzenf a.
spon jedne ze smernic presi-
denta Hardinga. TAX zvani
"nesmiritelni" 81 pospisili, aby
Sc dostali co nejdrive k nove-
mu presidentovi a pravi Sc. ze
p. Coolidge priklonil Sc k je-
jich stanovisku vzhledem k me
zinarodnimu soudu. Soudi Sc
TAX z nadseni, nimz nesmiri-
telni pfijimaji novou admini-
straci.
Neocekava Sc, ze snad pre-
sident Coolidge vystoupi proti
mezinarodnimu soudu, naopak
nesmifitelni budou zcela spo-
kojeni, kdyz novy president u
pozornf senat, az sejde sc kon
gres v prosinci. ze president
Harding vfele odporucoval "a
stoupenf Spoj. Statn ma mezi-
s0&r1daL xouda44K KdyS viAks a
stane jenom pri tom q novg
president nebude sc zasazova
ii svym vlivem provedenf pla
nu, jest jisto, ze celia vec zani.
kne sama sebou.
To bude mit jeste jine dh-
sledky sice, ze senatoru John
sonovi 2 Kalifornie vzata bude
platforma, ma niz mohl bv Sc
stati kandidatem presidentet~f
V republikanske narodni kon-
venci.
Ia t6chto okolnostl da sc o.
cekavati, ze president Coo
lidge bude miti zrovna tax "a
jistenou nominaci V republi-
kanske konvenci v 1924. jako
by il byl mel president Hard
ing.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-10

Dnesni zastupy nepozdstavaly jenom obyvateli Ma
ronu By mez mimi navstevnic Columbus Gallon Crest
line jinych okonich NEST Ultra pax ocekava 100
navst9vnkn nebo velky potet zvastnch vakl bude
vypraven.
ZitreA pohrebni obfady zapocnou dve hodny odpo-
edne, kdy domove DR.. Hardinga Rev Dr. W. A. White
Columbus proslovi moditbu.
Obfady hfbitovni krypt4: Hymna Lead Kindly
Light sbor baptistickeho kostea Trinity cen bblckych
catn Rev. George M Lands faraf tehoz kostea Modit
ba Dr. Jesse Swank farar mehodstickeho episkopanho
kostela. Hymna, Nearer Ny God to Thee Pozehnan'
biskup William F. Anderson Cincinnati, bskup metho
disticke episkopalni cirkve
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-15
BLOODHOUNDS AND
AIRPLANES AID IN
NABBING FUGITIYES
Alleged Sayers of Sheriff
Captured in Excit-
ing Fight.

FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 15.-ITow COW
boys and peace officers on foot, OF
horseback and in automobiles, aided
by two army airplanes and blood
bounds, ran down last evening after
an all-day search the alleged slayers
of Sheriff W. L. Rutherford, Of OterC
county, n. NJ, was told today by
members of the posse.
The fugitives, captured eight miles
from Orogrande, n. NJ, late yester
day, begged for water, saying they
were perishing, but they got none, fol
the posse took no water along.
The first intimation we had thai
we were in touch with the fugitive'
was when we were fired upon,' sale
Seele Oliver, of AlamOgordO.
We dropped to the ground ana
returned the fire. After an exchange
of shots, during which pOssemen ad
vanced steadily, we found places
where the fugitives had fallen down
and then continued in an effort &c
escape.
In following their trail we had dis
covered they had circled over the
mountains, doubtless in an effort tC
reach Mexico. The men, short time
later, surrendered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-15
LOS ANGELES CHIEF
OF POLICE GETS A
THREATENING LETTER
Woman Responsible for AL
gums Return Also
Receives Note.

Los Angeles, Feb. i5.-The ar
rangement of Felipe LATHE PHIL
Aguiu for the murder Of Detective
Sergeant joys J. Fitzgerald, here =
and i hall ago, continued fro, !
zyCssSrday, was expected to take place
today. 80
Chief of Police Louis d. Oaks and
Mrs. Catherine Tribe, daughter-in-
law of a physician of Juarez, who was
instrumental in obtaining the Gepor-
taton of Alguin from Mexico. an
nounced receipt of threatening letters
since their return TO Los Angeles
with the prisoner last Monday night.
Mrs. TRIBES interest in the case
was said to have beer based on an
understanding that if Alguin was
returned TO Los Angeles for trial, her
husband, Herbert Tribe, and his broth
or. Fernando. held on grand larceny
charges. would be released.
The Tribe brothers were arraigned
yesterday and released on their own
recOgnizance pending preliminary ex-
aminations next Monday. They plead
ed not guilty.