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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

these tees gives tho course s.70C
yardagc total.
Tho Fircrcst course. which
viii handle the Class II" field
during the first three days. IL
also coming along n well rs
can be expected for new links.
Nine holes now under play offer
a fine test for golf. Work on
The construction Of the second
nine Is being rushed 10 compile.
ton, but II is very doubtful II
the full IL holes will be ready
for the meet.
Anyway. tho r. y. G.. A. gun,
are now booming in the City OF
Destiny and The annual champion
ship tournament there June II
10 q. inclusive, viii be UP to the
standard Of those Of previous years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Yank Mascot
Is Promoted

No longer ,ciI fans see RitIe Eddie
Bennett, hunehedok mGscoi Of the
Yankees, on The ball field, For
Eddie has climbed notch Ia me
,cork-a-dav lCorif aud now holds a
position iu the business office OF
the Yankee club.
Eddie sort Of lost out as The
icaRt's luck brinpcr ,rhcH Urban
Slocker icds acquired by Hu0gins.
Shockcr brought his son. Clets.
along Ici'h him aud Nth the lat.
'cr's comiag ,cent Eddie's JOB as
mascot,
Hopcrer. he likes his Hete post
better. or just as teel. q, least. and
- glad for the chance 10 pct a
hitlc further ahead ia the business
nHircrsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

NEW YORK. May Jack
Burke. a rough gent from Pitts.
burg. who was reported to have
upset Jack Dempsey in a bout at
the Great Falls. Mont, training
camp. viii be sacrificed for the
advancement OF Jimmy sIattery.
the young Buffalo. n. Y. heavy
weight, in "a six.roGnd fight. as
preliminary 70 the milk fund
program OF May 20. in which
Mickey McTigus and Paul Der.
lenbach will create the star dis
turbancc.
slattery. being not yet II
years old, Ls not allowed 10 fight
more than six rounds In New
York, altho he has twice whipped
lack Delaney and has a list OF
knockouts as long as petition
to congress.
Delaney may battle Tony Ma.
rulIo, OF New Orleans. as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Betting the Pones How Bookncers Play Gotham Suckers!

profit which averaged Is per
cent when he was paying the
pari.mutueI odds on the Mary.
lana races and 20 per cent
since the local opening nj
Jamaica track.
The bettor gets more generous
odds from the iron mikes" or mu.
tuel machines, because they are not
greedy and pay Off in proportion 10
the play" on the winning horse.
The New York bookmakers get 10.
gether and arrange between them
what odds they shall pay on the
local results. Furthermore. the odds
In the mutuels are limited only by
the proportion OF money wagered on
all horses, whereas the New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
FAVORED

NEW YORK. May e. United
Press. sid Terris. New York light.
weight, Is 3 TO favoritc to win from
Johnny Dundee. former feather.
weight champion OF the world, when
they meet here on May s.
The contest will be the last one
staged in Madison Square Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

50 bets. like II fine. They
win piece today, and within
the next week they've tossed II
all back. ana lot more, too.
up on Broadway the walters in
the one.arm lunch places will take
a J0.ccnt bet.
- Ike 10 back the New York
races best, on account Of the odds
The big stores TX the prices, and
you know they aren't going 10 cut
themselves. play their odds. Al
the little fellows do. But, Of course.
on the races In Maryland or Ken.
lucky, Miami or the Canadian
tracks, we have TO pay what Iron
MIKE says. That isn't so easy, but
It's all right. We won't lose"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
MITCHELL WINS

SACRAMENTO. May Billy Al.
ger. Arizona wildcat. and Dominick
Mccarthy, OF Chicago. fought 10 un.
interesting rounds TO draw here
ins, night. Dave Au. Chinese light.
weight. Was defeated by Mike Mitch.
ell. OF Seattle. over the siS.round
route,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
442 GOLFERS WILL
Big Entry List Files
for National Tourney

and Country club,
The starters will play the quail
flying round In tho sections In which
they have entered
There viii be 267 in the eastern
qualifying round. l3s az onwentsin.
and 40 at San Francisco. The
eastern qualifying round may take
two days. starting May q. Play
at Onwentsia viii start the same
day and continue on the 2sth. The
San Francisco round will be played
May 20 and -.
cyril Walker. who won the title
last year. Will not have 20 qualify
this Nehr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

pnntivcly trivial. Thousands OF
people who seldom, n ever get a
chance 10 10 TO the trucks. follow
the horses nt n long. dim distance
thru the bury medium OF the rae.
Ing papers. choosing their fayorites
on past performance. or II they
bo especially weak'minded, buying
those tips In the envelopes from
the news stands
A young boolsmalIer, who
backs his own book and holds
n Job, is u clerk on The side.
started II short time ago with u
few hundred dollars and care.
fully restricted his bets TO his
capacity 10 pay In ease lie lost.
lie has been making steady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

NEW YORK. May 2.-The Ameri'
! can open golf Championship
tournament OF 1925 viii include
almost everyone who ever raised a
divot. There are ace players. anna.
teur and professional. In the entry
list which closed Friday night. the
largest number ever drawn into the
widespread hunt for the major title
Of the United states.
There @ll be three preliminary.
or qualifying tournaments one at
Lido. Long Beach. y. y. another
at onwentsIa. Lake Forest, Ill. and
tho third az the San Francisco Golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

famous athletes.
viii appear in
exhibitions at ths
kezlr memorial
stadium in Col
den Gate parI,
this afternoon a.
chief attractions
in the Pacific
Athletic ussocia
ton champion
ship sports pro
grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

become a familiar character IN the
working personnel OF business rirma
Down under Brooklyn bridge nj
night the players" the suckors. IN
other words, who patronage the hand
books. wait In clusters while the
nowsboys cut the strings from the
bundles OF racing papers quoting the
official odds OF the previous after
Moons races and the fayorltes for
the next days play.
The laws of New York for.
bid both handbool,s and pari.
muiuel machines. but the game
Is carried on nj tho tracks uu,
der the subterfugo called the
oral system. Elsewhere In the
city the books are books and
the betting law Is honored la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Wood Is Coaching
Yale Ball Squad

Joe Wood. former major league
pitcher. is again coaching the Yale
baseball team this season. Wood
has Eoodly bunch of promising ma.
ter'nl and hopes TO develop the Blue
into a winning combination. In
"Ducky" Pond he has one OF the best
pitchers in Eastern collegiate circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

could not be named at this time.
He stated that man to fill Muckle.
stones place was being contemplated
but that no one had been picked.
The appointment Of another coach
at Lincoln viii probably be made
some time in June.
Coach Mucklestone could not be
reached up 10 Saturday noon. but
1t is thought that he plans to re.
turn 10 Mt Vernon. Mucklestone
came to Lincoln in the fall Of 1925
and has been there but short
time. He coached football, basket
ball and baseball
Rumor states that Walter Bell,
former Queen Anne coach, who is
now with Lincoln. may take his
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Koppisch Stars
With Columbia

Columbia University's great ath.
lete, Walter Koppisch, performs
both in football and track. Besides
being ono of the outstanding stars
on the football eleven, Koppisch is
one of the fastest cinder men in the
auarter-mile, which he has run in
40 seconds. He is entered in the
Penn relay at Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
TO Ttlpana. New Orleans, Miami,
Havana, Canada, Maryland and
Kentucky aud bets on them also,

Almost every street corner news.
stand In the business and amusement
oenicrs OF tho town offers mysterious
envelopes for sale containing the
selections" OF men called handi.
campers who profess TO have inside
information on the condition OF the
horses, and Il is as easy to find Il
handbook as Il is TO find speak,
enAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

the same degree Ms tile 18th
amendment.
Under the oral system the bettor
must know his boohmakor 10 begin
with, He approaches him az the
track before the days races begin
and hands him, say, 800, There.
after he may visit the boolmultor
at intervals during tho running OF
the program and hand him slips.
specifying his bets. which must not
rise above the 500 deposit or the
deposit ana accumulated winnings.
II any,
Track Bets Small
HOWEVER. the betting that is
IL done az the tracks IN com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
TUo Stars From
Michigan at Race

Michigan plans to send two college
stars 10 tho Penn relay at Philadel.
phia in Jim BROKER and Dehart Hub.
bard. BROKER is the fastest cinder
man on tho Michigan squad and
Hubbard Is the best pole vaultcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Little Bets Are Gravy

uEAVY traders az the Dig stores"
IL will always bet their hundreds
and Thousands. and their present
activity is only routine But the 81
and So slips, the piker bets. com.
pridng the notion. counter trade,
are showering on the bookies IKE
the lenyes OF autumn.
Everybody bets" said the
young clerk. people who
couldn't tell race horse from
Holstein COW are handing me
slips. Most Of them are 81 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
GREB READY

COLUMBUS. o. May Harry
Greb. middleweight champion. ar
rived today to defend his title in
Fairmont arena Monday night in
l2-round bout with Billy Britton of
Columbus, Kansas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Penn and Yale
Even Choices

PHILADELPHIA. May Penn
sylvania and Yale were even choices
TO win the three cornered regatta
with Columbia here this afternoon.
Weather conditions were ideal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
BOX SLOW DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. May Ray
Miller. OF Chicago, and Sammy Cam.
paguo. OF san Francisco. fought a
slow i0.round draw in the main event
here last night. They arc feather
weights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

caused so much
n n I a V o r e
able comment
last Saturday by
W It h DIR a W
iag from the
two.mile relay
race az the Penn
relay carnival,
were ahsolved
from all charges
OF poor sports
uanShip IN a
circular received
today fro M
Georgetown uni
ycrslty.
when George
towns rccor d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Bass Season
Discontinued

According 10 an announcement
made by the Pierce county fish and
game commissioner the season will
be closed on bass from May 70
juno IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Get Their Info

TUE office bookmaker. either act,
l. ing for himself or taking bets
Tor a big store" ON a commission OF
o per cent ON all losing play" has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

NEW HAVEN. Coli. May Nat
PincuS New York haniamweight.
knocked out Young Dempsey. Hart
ford. In the fourth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Tho three leading hitters in the
American league Mt the start were
Hale. Wingo and cochrane. Shades
OF Speaker, Cobb and Ruth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

loNT lose heart simple because
the second word Is a stopper.
lou have the unkeyed letter 10 help
.ou' and We know. II you happen 10
We "af'horizontal." II will not az.
iect your '40horizontal."
Fluid ln.s tree.
v Three banded armldilla ga" un-
Keyed letter..
y. To risk. va
IT, Damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

PRINCETON. n. j., May e.
Princeton. Navy and Massachusetts,
Tech viii meet here this afternoon
in the opening regatta Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Relay Team
Withdrawals
AreAbsolved
Georgetown University
Lifts Stigma From the
Trouble at Penn Relays

By HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. May a-Tcams from
IN Princeton, Cornell Harvard and
ether big Eastern universities that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Coach Loren
Mucklestone. OF
Lincoln high
school, would re-
sign his position
at the end Of the
baseball season
In June.
a. c. Pelton.
director OF Seat
tie high school
athletics. was
silent on the
resignation and
said that n sue
cessor 10 the
I fuenIn int a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
FRISCO WILL
SEE NURMI

SAN FRANCISCO. May al
Pahvo Nurmi. Willie Rilola. Lloyd
Hahn and Willie Plant. world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Prep Coach
Will Retire
at North End
New Mentor Is Sought;
Walter Bell May Take
Over Job

JOINING as a complete surprise to
" local prep fans. II was an
nounced late Saturday morning that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

h0ndboofs get q limit Of 20 10 / on
single bets and 30 10 ! on parlays.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-06-26

when you pronounce them but have
different meanings according to the
way you spell them"
But you didn't spell Them" said
Mrs. Bison.
II thought you would understand
from the way used the word Well,
don't let's argue. Go on with your
story"
II like the months / have men,
toned" said Mrs. Bison, because
they are the months when the baby
buffaloes are born into this big world
or this big zoo.
II shed my coat in the spring and
am all ready to look my best. See?
Here is my darling Bennie Buffalo
Boy" she ended proudly, as she point
ed to a buffalo calf not far away.
She was certainly very proud
mamma.
Not far away from these yards there
was tree In which was the Raccoon
house. And in this tree Daddy Rae
coon was now talking with pride.
The little raccoons were twisting
their bushy tails and smiling such
nice, pleasant, happy smiles
1--WE have ten rooms In this house."
said Daddy Raccoon, and Mrs. Rae
coor. smiled, too. Its. very good
sized house and they wanted to show
us the honor of giving us a fine home
because they think we're an addition
to the zoo and because we're smart.
They like our tricks and ways"
1.-THE house is no trouble to take
care Of" said Mrs. Raccoon. f'for the
keeper sees that 1t is kept WARM and
clean and also sees that the rain
can't come In"
HE makes your housekeeping very
easy, doesn't her" asked Mr.. Raccoon.
''He does, indeed" said Mrs RRc-
coon. Underneath our house th4re
Is our dining-room Of nhee wooded
floor which he always keeps clean.
too"
"Yes," said Daddy RacSoon. 'and
he brings US our food. You don't
have to think Of the marketing or
what you will get for din4er. or any
thing like that. Nor do / hive to think
Of i'll"
I'm other words said Mrs. Rae
coon, ito live in the zoR. is to live
where housekeeping is NJ e easy.
mo worries, no thou of where
we shall get the next n
Just sleeping and ea and enjoy
ing our smooth tree anf eh other all
the days of our raccot ives.
these are our joyi Nd our com
rorts."
And Daddy Raccoonh ind all the lit
tie raccoons agreed toN that Mrs. Rae
coon said.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-06-26
FLORIDA RFAI ESTATE
Chinese See Disaster

AS though the atmosphere of Pc
king were not thick enough with ru-
mors and omens Of impending nation
al catastrophe, message has been
brought in from Taiyuanfu, capital OF
Shansi province, to the effect that
three white rainbows" have been
seen there, writes Chinese CORE
spondent. Instances dating back to the
WI dynasty are cited to bolster up
the indication that both internecine
and extraneous troubles are in store
for China in the near future
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-06-26

zoo PRIDE
Y GRAHAM 30

There lare Certain months
year I liAe," said Mrs. Bison
wise known as MIS-. American
"And what, play tell. are
asked Mrs.l EUROPEAN Bison.
Mrs. European Bison Is of tn
falo family and II a near relat
Mrs. American Buffalo Her leg|
longer, her body shorter, the ha
her head and badk is not SO
while that oh her tail is thicker.
She is a good deal shorter on 4
whole. E
Mr.. and Mrs. European Bison II +
In yard adjoining that of the Am
can Buffalo family They we're
quite friendly.
''Tell me-" said Mrs. European ]
son, why you are SO fond Of certa
months of the year"
II will do that gladly" said Mi
Bison, or Mrs. American Buffalo. 81
was usually known as Mrs. Bison Will
her neighbor was always called MI
European Bison.
sAlso please tell me which mont
they are" Mrs. European Bison flu
ther requested.
'sThat / will do gladly, too" sa
Mrs. Bison. "The months | like a
the late spring and early SUNNI
months l believe they call them Jul
June and May"
'.They do" said Mrs. European T
son, "but you are speaking of the
backwards. Folks usually speak
them forwards"
"Poohl" grunted Mrs. Bison. "wh
care for folksl Nothingl There
do continue with your tale" sa
Mrs. European Bison.
my tail is quite long enough" sa
Mrs. Bison. She was a little angr
IT didn't mean your tall mea
your story. They are the same wor
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-06-26
Reforesting Canada

With the example of the depleted
forest areas In the United States to
spur them on. the western Canadian
farmers and government officials are
planting at the rate of 10000 trees a
day. This rate of new foresting and
reforesting has been going ON for the
last 20 years.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-06-26

Teacher Can any boy tell me the
earliest reference in history to a
theater?
Tommy--Yes, TEACHER; we read In
tile Bible that Joseph was taken
from the family CIRCLE and put into The
pit. Good HARDWARE.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-06-26
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

ITH 1925 began a series of Ameri-
can sesQuicentennials which COM
Amand the attention of the world.
They mark the beginning OF the
United States of America. Nee
essarily, therefore, they are world
sesquicentennlals. For world his
tory, as well as American history,
was made at Lexington and Con-
cord April 10. 1775; at Cambridge
July 3, ITS; at Philadelphia
July 4, 1776; at vincennes Feb
ruarv 25. 1779: at Yorktown
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
MILK LAW WILL
Be ENFORCED, :
SAYS KING
Rigid Inspection Ordered
as Fall Grass Relieves
Dairymen's Plight.

Rigid enforcement of the pure milk
laws will Be instituted in San An
tonic with the issuance OF new per.
mits January l. DR.. W. A. King,
head Of the city health department.,
announced Friday.
The health department became =
little lar in its enforcement when
hard times were occasioned among
dairymen by the drouth during the
summer, he said.
Numerous cases ag5ynst dealers were
dropped when it became apparent
the poor conditions were unavoid-
able.
PLENTY OF GRASS. J
Now, however. fall rains are pro
ducinS an abundant supply of grass
for cattle and dealers must toe the
mark IN every respect DR.. King de-
clared.
IL viii instruct the license and
dues department not TO issue any new
permits until the city's milk and dairy
inspectors have visited each dealers
place of business" he asserted.
Permits, which must be secured
each year, cost 81. DR.. King said
be hoped to have the license fee in
creased to SIS at least.
WATCH vIOLATORS.
Some dairymen also have a habit
Of moving from one location to au-
other and not advising the health de.
partment." he explained.
A close watch will be kept on such
violators.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Three Large Felines Killed
After Short Chase
Near City.

Fighting fires or fighting wildcats
offers plenty of excitement.
But San Antonio firemen. bored at
times by the too frequent clang of the
fire alarm, prefer the latter. They
get more kick" out of it.
So they have taken UP the chase of
wildcats for diversion.
Before civilization has failed to
drive game from the vicinity of San
Antonio. the sport of hunting wildcats
has become popular. And they don't
have to go far to flush their quarry.
Craug S. Butler, 2201 Durango
street, and his brother, Assistant Fire
Chief NJ. s. Butler, baggcd three after
a short chase the other night. The
trio was killed just outside the city
limits.
All were large felines, apparently
we'll fed from raids on chicken coops.
Now the neighbors' chickens cen
rest in peace.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
COUNTY
I GET TWO
NEWPARKS
One Hundred Foot High
way Promised on O.S.T.
to Boerne.

Two parks were accepted as dona-
tions, a county gateway entrance was
promised and plans for another park
were announced at a meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary to the Old Spanish
Trail association at a meeting at the
Gunter Friday.
Promise of assistance by Judge Au-
gustuS McCloskey and the county COM
missioners 10 establish roadway 100
feet wide from the San Antonio city
limits TO the Bcxar county line also
was received at the meeting which was
presided over BY Mrs. j. T. Smith in
the absence Of the president, Mrs.
Frank Sorclle.
The two PARISHES reported were do.
mated BY Max Toepperwein and
Charles Perrin. The first will be at
Viva on the Fredericksburg road in
Bexar county. the other in Kendall
county. The women are to raise funds
for fencing and improving these and
other parks.
Mrs. Alex Adams, chairman Of the
committee on gateways. reported d
trip to Houston in which she inspect
ed specimen Of 100-foot roadway from
Houston to Richmond.
The Bexar County Medical Society
has agreed to erect the gateway on
the, Bexar-Kendall county line. work
to commence at once.
Their plans also include the estab-
fishing Of park at this point which
is on BALCONIES creek and said to be
ideal for the purpose. Fl. B. Ayres,
managing director of the o. s. 7. here,
stated that he believed land for this
park would be purchased at n very
nominal cost.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
WORK ON S.A. MUSEUM
WILL START SHORTLY

Work on the city's museum re-
manned temporarily halted Friday.
With the acceptance of q S75. 1000
bequest for a museum in Breckenridge
park made by the late Alfred G..
White. workmen engaged in erecting
the first wing of n museum in San
Pedro park were called off by Mayor
John ". Tobin Thursday.
The city commission voted to place
the matter in the hands of Park Com
missioner Ray Lambert and the
mayor.
Acting Mayor Phil Wright said Fri
day that work on the first unit of the
building will be started in Bracken-
ridge park il a favorable ruling is
handed down by City Attorney Joe
Ryan.
The city attorney is investigating
the will of the late George W. Brack-
enridge. deciding the park to the city.
to see if it will be legal for the city to
proceed.
With the $4,000 added to the city'S
S32 900 a 100000 museum and art
gallery can be built much sooner than
expected.
The entire building, which the city
hopes to erect in Breckenridge park.
will be known as the Witte Memorial,
the mayor explained.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
GARAGE Is AGAIN
LOOTED BY THIEVES

For the second time within week
the Blumberg Motor company of Ma
rion. suffered substantial losses
Thursday night. when the company's
storerooms were burglarized.
Believing San Antonio thieves re-
spousible for the burglaries, c. III:
Solte. constable at Marion, requested
Sheriff Stevens to cooperate with him
in running down the thieves.
Breaking into the garage Thursday
night, thieves escaped with II cord
tires and IS inner tubes. On the
night of October o. in a similar man
ner IL cord tires. four fabric tires,
a patent steering wheel and new bat
terry were stolen.
San Antonio officers believe the
articles are being sold in San Antonio
and are searching the city for a. clue
that will lead to the arrest Of the
thieves,