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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-28

Impartial, accurate, helpful progressive,
efficient.
We are giving you the news, day by day, of
the development of South Texas. We are keep
ing you informed on the progress and upbuild-
ing of this great empire If you do not read The
Light, you are unable correctly to gauge the
movement now under way that spells pros
perity for South Texas.
International., 1925-06-01
IMPRESSIVE EPISCOPAL
MEMORIAL. SERVICES

An impressive memorial service
was held yesterday at ST. Andrews
Episcopal church of which the Rev
Walter Hugh McNeely is rector.
The new professional cross pre-
sented to the church by the mem
brs of the choir was used on this
occasion for the first time. This
service also marked the dedication
Of a handsome marble baptismal
font bearing the inscription,
Presented in honor of all children
and in loving memory of our
daughter, Georgia Washington
Bowman, Memorial Day. 1925".
This was presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. " ,rt @. Bowman.
A beautiful hand carved Litany
Desk was also dedicated at this
service, the same being presented
to the church by Mrs. Emma Nor
nv PUd~e in memory of her hus-
band, William Clement Bulge
International., 1925-06-01
IS NEW ROOMS TO
BE ADDED TO
BOWMAN

Further. hotel acomodations for
Nogales are seen in the announce
ment last night by Guy C. Griffin
Of Tucson, owner Of the Bowman
Hotel in Nogales, and the Tucson.
ia and Roskrudge hotels in Tue
son, that he will come to Nogales
the middle Of this week to make
plans to put in 35 new rooms with
bath at the Bowman Hotel on
Grand avenue.
1--WE have the space that we can
utilize for these additional rooms
and we can work out plans with
our architect declared Mr.. Grit
fin last night. II am not putting
!. tiis additional number Of rooms
so much because the regular busi-
ness justifies an addition at this
time. The Bowman having been
."Unning less than one-half full
most Of the time. I mean by this,
th9t 1t has been running less than
half full on an average of three
days every week. But these a.
dltional rooms will put US in a
|cnndition to better accomodate the
Saturday night and convention
crowds, during which times we can
use a few more rooms.
We will get started with this
|construction work just as soon as
1ss Bile. and in addition to this
proposed Improvement, l take
pleasure in announcing that The
Bowman has just let a contract
for the recarpeting of the few
remaining rooms in the hotel tina
have not been recarpeted this
-toar."
International., 1925-06-01
George Lonsberry
Dies In California

George A. Lonsberry, former
ell known Nogales oldtimer, died
Los Angeles, Friday, according
q telegram received here by
racey Curtis from Mrs. Lonsberry.
1lrial Will probably take place IN
e coaHrcity where the widow is
Nv nNy ling her home.
Mr.. Lonsberry had been i'll a
ne time and came out Of Mexico
10 months ago from San Bias.
7cently it was thought his condl-
IN was improving.
He was about 55 years old, and
former years was connected
III the Washington Camp mining
pnerty in Santa Cruz county.
lis wife is the only surviving
sc relative.
International., 1925-06-01
lBy United Press servicel


LOS ANGELES, May 31.-A
dramatic confession by Arthur
Holcomb, 80, that he plotted with
twp fethers to kidnap Mary Pick
for1 and hold her for 100000
ransom, climaxed ten hours of
gruelling in the third degree here
today.
With defiant eyes imploring the
officers to let up on the question
ing, Holcomb stood bravely against
the onslaughts for hours until he
suocumbed from hunger. He con-
fessed that C. j. Stevens and
Adrian James Wood, also arrested
for having plotted the Kidnapping,
three months ago rented a shack in
the wild Tujunga Canyon where
they hoped to hide Mary.
The plot was known three
months ago when an underworld
tip reached Captain Home. There
wasn't a chance to carry out the
plan. The plotters were shadow
ed every minute. The exact tine
International., 1925-06-01
Dramatic Confession Reveals Plans
OF Kidnapers To Hold Mary
Pickford For 100000 Rams oll

the Kidnapping was to take place
became known when Home and
John C. Mott, attorney, rented a
room adjoining that of the con-
spirators.
The conspirators planned to
wear red fezzes, Shriner decorat-
ions, and waylay Mary's car after
it passed through the studio gates
on the way to her Beverly Hills
home. Saturday the stage was set.
Detectives arrived in front of the
Pickford studios, and later car
decorated with Shrine emblems
drove near the exit to the studio
gates. Three men in the car wore
fezzes and waited. The gates
opened slowly as if to permit the
car to pass through from the
studio. As it happened, two con-
sHirators rushed TIE gate, the
the other remaining in the car. AS
no car came, the two became sus-
picious and panicky and were un-
able to run the tight Gordon Of =
ficers surrounding the place. -
International., 1925-06-01
DAY
OBSERVED IN NOCALES

Under the auspices of the Army
& Navy Union, assisted by the
American Legion, 25th Infantry,
civic bodies, and municipal govern
ments of both s.des of the Inter
national line, Memorial Day was
observed in Nogales, Saturday.
Lead by the 25th Infantry Band
there as a splendid parade. E. r.
Thurman, commander of Ridge-Igo
Post of the American Legion, was
marshal Of the day. Following the
parade, services were held at the
cemetery.
International., 1925-06-01
Mesa Jewels Capture Sundays Game From Nogales
BY Big Score---Frst Defeat For Nogales AT Home

It's sad, sad story, but it must
be- told Summed up in a few
words the story is that Dave Sala-
zar came to his former home town
yesterday with his teammates, the
Mesa Jewels, and romped all over
the Nogales Internationals, the
score resulting 35 to 5, the defeat
being the worst administered this
season to the Internationals, and
the victory breaking the tie which
had been prevailing between No
gales and Mesa for first place in
the league standing.
Such a game has never before
[ been seen in Nogales, as far as the
|oldtimers can remember. Sixteen
/ runs were made in one inning by
Mesa and notwithstanding Nogales
fused three pitchers-RUiz, Tolston,
|and Hall--the border team could
not stop the rampage Of the Jew
els.
The Jewels got going strong III
The opening inning, scoring four
runs, q ad with Is scores in the
sixth i1hing they brought in runs
10 fast it was almost impossible to
,oilnt 'em.
Erratic and loose playing was
.esponsible for most of the runs.
However, it seemed that all the
Togales pitchers were off form,
nd that most of the errors on the
International., 1925-06-01
Babe Ruth Ready
To Again Swat
H0meruns
fRv United Press Service)

NEW YORK, May 31.-When
Babe Ruth, the great white hope
of the Yanks, comes on the dia-
mond for the first time this sea-
son Monday he will find his team
as near last place in the league
standing as possible and yet re-
main in seventh place.
Another defeat by the Red Sox,
Sunday, put the Yank's season
standing at IS games won and 25
lost. This is critical time for
Babe to step in and start driving
homers. The game today ran IL
innings.
International., 1925-06-01
Three Die In
Airplane
Crash
(By United Press Service)

MIAMI, Florida, May 81
Three men were killed today at
Hialeah, ten miles from here,
when an a;rplane in which they
were riding crashed, fourth may
die.
The plane fell from an altitude
Of 700 feet, slipping into noNe
dive. The engine boGy was buried
ten feet.
j. L. Garrett, prominent Tub4c
resident, was a visitor in Nogalcs.
Saturday.
International., 1925-06-01
Ten Mexicans Die,
In Gas Explosion
(By United News service)

MEXICO CITY, May 31.-Ten
Mexlcans and one American were
killed in a gas EXPLOSION at an oil
yell at Cerro Viejo field Saturday.
According 30 reports a salvage
crew is unable to approach the
disaster owing TO fumes. The dead
were hurled a great distance by
the explosion.
International., 1925-06-01
MIAMI DEFEATS PHOENIX
Especial TO the internationally

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 31.-Al
though Phoenix started off today's
game by scoring three runs in the
first inning, the Senators went
down to defeat ct The hands of the
Miami miners, by a score of 10 TO
6.
Warren Of Phoenix made a home
run in the initial innig Mani
scored three runs in the third in
ming.
Batteries: Phoenix, Myers ard
Acuna. Miami, Quinn and McCabe.
International., 1925-06-01
THIRD INNING

MESA-Knox strikes out. Gctt-
leber fouls out to third. D. Flick
niger rolls out at first.
NOGALES- Ruiz strikes out.
Pereyra is thrown out at first on a
grounder to Knox, Ramirez thrown
out at first on grounder to Gott-
leber.
(Continued on Page 13)
International., 1925-06-01

the way to the police station,
Wood admitted that they had plan
ned to blackjack the Pickford
chauffeur.
Holcomb, according to the police,
confessed he would not have hes
tated to shoot and kill Mary if she
had resisted Kidnapping.
International., 1925-06-01
GLOBE BEATS GLENDALE
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Especial to the InternationaD

Especial to the 1nternationaD
GLOBE, Ariz.. May 31.-ts|obe
turther broke her losing streak to-
day by giving Glendale her second
defeat in this civ n two days.
Score 7 10 5.
Each s &c made ih4.,e errors.
Batteries: Green, BaNghn and
Salmon for Glen3 Me Vaughn,
Shader, and Drachme,, Globe.
International., 1925-06-01
ARIZONA LEAGUE
SUNDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

(Bv United News Service)
At Brooklyn, New York 2,
Brooklyn 0.
At Chicago, Chicago II, Pitts
burg 2.
At St. Louis, st. Louis 5, Cincin-
natl 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Detroit, Cleveland 6, Detroit
a.
Al. New York, Boston 9, New
York 6.
At Chicago, ST. Louis Is, Chi
cago II.
At Washington, Philadelphia 6,
Washington A.
International., 1925-06-01
SEVEN TRAPPED IN
MEXICAN MINE FIRE
(By United News Service)

MEXICO CITY, May 31-Seven
are dead, a man injured and others
believed trapped IN flames which
broke out today at the Bordo mine
near Pachuca.
A rescue squad is attempting to
work its way into the mine.
International., 1925-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

At Seattle, first game, Seattle s,
San Francisco a. second game San
Francisco 2, Seattle 0.
At Portland, first game Los
ANGELES 13. Portland 10. second
came, Los Angeles Z, Portland 2.
At Vernon, first geme. Vernon
z, Salt Lake 1. second game, Yer
non 6. Sa1t Lake s.
A. Oakland nornin~ game. Oat-
land a. Sacramento 8. afternoon
game. Oakland 2. Sacramento !.
International., 1925-06-01
SECOND INNING

MESA Salazar singles over
short. Bates sacrificed Salazar TO
second with tap to third base
Seamon grounds to short and Sal
azar is run down between second
and third. Seamon out stealing
second.
NOGALES-Lazaga strikes out.
Bojorquez strikes out. Arzate
goes to second on a hit to left
field, Krnv f,nbling the Noll at
second. Moore pops out at first.
International., 1925-06-01


critical stages of the game when
the bases were full, and as re-
SUIT many runs came IN, which
should have never crossed the
plate. As result Of this errntic
and loose playing, 12 errors were
made by the Internatonals and Is
hits made off their three pitchers,
yet a number of these hits should
have been fielded by the Interna-
tionals.
Following is the sad, sad story
play by play:
THE GAME PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING
MESA-Bates goes to first or
an error made by Arzate, pop up
fly, Arzate colliding with Msorc
third basenlAh. Seamon goes to
first on an error made by Ramirez.
Bates is safe on second. Bates
steal third and Seaman steals Sec
ond. on a throw from Arzate to
{second. Knox strikes out. Gott-
lleber beats a throw from short
and is safe at first, Bates scores.
! D. Flickinger doubles to left, scor-
ing Seaman and Gottleber. Sorrey
flies out to right field. X. Flick
niger singles through pitchers
box, scoring D. FGckinger. Gil
lpin grounds to second and forces
| 4. ,Flickinger out at second.
NOGALES = Fereyra connects
with first ball and flies out to left
field, Seamon making running
catch. Ramirez goes to first on
an error by Knox. Ramirez steals
second. Lex Sorrey strikes out.
Harper flies out to right field,
Scrrey making a very spectacular
catch behind a tree in the street.
Looked like Harper was going to
make a homerun on his first trip
| to bat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-06
TELEGRAM FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO LESLIE
DRES(0T'T

Dreadfully sorry, dear, but l can't
make Atlantic City on Saturday, as
| told you over telephone. Tell
Mother Hamilton | will join her at
the Waldorf early Monday morning.
Found some unusual complications
just after l talked to you. They
were brought about, l think, by Con-
don's brainstorm. Will have to stay
here to meet committee Of the
men. Think a strike is brewing.
Nothing will keep ME from you on
Thursday after I've seen your moth
err off. have told Mrs. Atherton to
send any important letters that come
to me up until Wednesday to New
York. After that to Atlantic City IN
your care. You can not know how
disappointed l am at not seeing you
on Saturday.
JACK.
Letter From Nurse Anderson to Mrs.
John Alden Prescott
: My Dear Mrs. Prescott: As you
probably know from your husband,
his mother and l have been IN New
York for some weeks. Mrs. Prescott,
Senior, is very we'll indeed. l think
this trip has done her great deal
Of good. 1t has given her somc-
thing to think about besides herself.
For the last few days, however,
she has got it into her head that she
wants to go over to Atlantic City