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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-22
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE OR RENT-A partly mod
ern 4 room house with garage and
barn, also for sale oil my
furniture consisting OF range
heater, tables and chairs,
rocking chairs, kitchen cab
met, book case, sewing machine,
dressers, commode, dress form,
sanitary cot, Tongue stools, baby
buggy, baby bed. Aolian phono-
graph, pillows, quilts, library table,
curtains, kitchen ware, oil stove,
dishes, other things not mentioned.
4l8 So. 10th st. Phone GOBLIN.
1910
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sITuATIANS WANTED

SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
jc, salary SIS, good reference; own
typewriter. Write care Tribune
M. 55. 1-10-lw
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FOR SALE-l-l924 Olds Sedan,
overhauled and rcpaintcd; 1-1924
Chevrolet touring; 1-1925 Star
touring with winter enclosures; l.
1922 Ford touring; 4--Ford tour
ings, various models; 1--l922
Dodge touring, overhauled with
winter enclosure; 1-192O Dodge
touring in good shape; 1--l92l
Dodge roadster. DAKOTA AUTO
SALES COMPANY. 1.lC.1w
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.. Moancd.
10. Floor Of fireplace.
-. Ripped.
II. To upp0rtion.
IL. Beverage.
10. TO procreate.
20. Command To n horse.
-. Emperor.
81. Cater.
2G. Rctards.
%. Songtrcss.
81. TO acquire knowledge.
32. Pertaining to runes.
35. Time past.
3G. TO plague for payment.
81. To strike.
3S. Female sheep.
40. TO take the dimensions.
al. Moose.
43. Part of n milestone.
"A. Shell Of filled pastry.
i5. Savage.
AZ. To galvanize.
so. To say again.
So. Jewel.
50. prevaricator.
81. Fuel.
Sc. Work Of genius.
So. To run away.
50. To cease.
GO. To fondle.
CO. Large rattle bird. !.
G6. Father.
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CHICAGO POIyLTRY

Chicago, Jans 22.-Poultry alive
easy: receipts 8 cars; fowls "a ut
26h; springs %; turkeys IS: roost-
ers so; ducks 80 at 80; geese 20 at y.
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LOST

LOST OR TAKEN from clotheslinc
Thursday "A dark blue negligee.
Finder return to Mrs. f. +. Clausen.
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FOR RENT Five room modern
house after Jan. 20. 3l8 West Ros-
ser St. l-l6-lwk.
FOR RENTATwo furnished apart
ments. Phone 794W. Geo. W..
Little. l-2O-tf
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WHEAT \ TAKES
SHARP BREAK . J |! (
AFTER Uf'T,|'luRN
Heavy Selling Pressure Brihk.
Drop-Corn AMI e0e1s
Also Affes(e
10y ~.

Chicago, Ian. 23.ALfj-with
numerous orGers plling into the
wheat market today to sell cut
and stop losses, and with but
little important buying apparent
except from previous speculative
sellers, wheat showed weakness
throughout the greater patt Of
the hoard Of trade session.
World shipments for the week
we're larger, including Argentine
shipments 1000, 900 bushel in
excess of the preceding weeks to-.
tai. Corn developed stubhorness,
an upturn In hog values having
considerable effect.
Wheat closed unsettled, l.. ls3
to 10 cents net lower, corn
Ia to SD cents up, and oats
virtually unchanged: a
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FOR RENT-A furnished apartment,
city heat, no children. The Laurain
Apis. Phone 303. B. F. Flanagan.
Prop. 12-Z2-tt
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FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment, with kitchenette ant
closet, all modern, 523-6th St.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN--Large
front room in brand new home. Is
warm and comfortable and all
newly furnished. Has fine clothes
closet. Call ut 812-8th Street.
1-20-1w
FOR RENT-Clean, modern sleeping
rooms with all conveniences, also
garage. For further information
call GOAL. 1-2O-2wks
FOR RENT--Room off bath at GA
Ave. c. Phone 975. Gentleman
preferred. 1-21-3t
FOR RENT-Pleasant light house,
keeping rooms. College Building.
Phone. 1873. 1-9-2w
FOR RENT-One or two rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone SOAR.
1-2l-3t
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms togeth-
er upstairs, front. Phone 485M.
FOR RENT--Furnished room in mod
ern home. 103-3rd st. 1-21-3t
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.
FOR SALE-Ten room house, $4,000.
oak finish, $4,000 mortgage, 81 ,4OO
down, easy terms. Can be remodel
ed into duplex. Oscar SjOgren,
34OO Blaisdell Ave. So, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. 1-2O-lw
FOR SALE-Four room modern cot
tage in downtown district. Do not
phone, but write, giving name, to
Box 81, Moffit. N. Oak. 1-12-2wks.
ROOM FOR RENT--Nice and warm
room for rent in fine location.
Call at 81 Ave. A, corner Mandan
Ave. or Phone 1017. Lott
FOR RENT-Modern house Of five
rooms, completely furnished. With
in two blocks of postoifice. Write
P. O. Box 1901, City. 1-21-3t
FOR RENT-A furnished apartment,
citv heat. no children. The Laurain
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell.Miller Coz
January 11. 1926.
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

cent per pound discount under 5
lbs. Ear corn s cents under shell.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT--Furnished room in mod
ern home. 1O3-3rd st, 1-2l-3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
.CONTRACTLET
FOR BUILDING
National Biscuit Co.
Warehouse Being
Constructed

Construction started this morning
on the warehouse TO be built for
Brown White, commission man of
San Benito, and Brownsville, and to
be occupied in part by the National
Biscuit Company which proposes 10
make Brownsville a distributing cen
ter for its products. The contract
was let 10 the $. w. McKenzie Con-
strurion Company Of Brownsville
Monday afternoon for $l2.SS4.
The contract stipulated that build
ing should begin at once. and the
work started today. Dimensions Of
tho building will be l20x50 feet and
will be located on lot 5. block 32i on
Fronton Street. two blocks east Of
the freight depot.
Half the building has been leased
TO the National Biscuit Company and
the other half remains to be leased.
The building is TO be of Spanish
style architecture as designed by
William ID. Van Siclen and is to be
constructed Of tile and reinforced
concrete, making it fireproof struc-
ture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
COOLIDGE WILL
MEETK.C.HEAD
Religious Stu a ii o n
In Mexico To Be
Discussed

PAUL SMITHS. Aug. 31.-lP)-
James A. Flaherty, supreme knight
of the Knights " Columbus, viii be
received by President Coolidge to-
morrow for a discussion Of the res
olution Of the order calling for
American Intervention in Mexico to
protect Catholic churchmen in their
religious dispute with President CAL
les.
The appointment was made at the
request of Mr.. Flaherty after he had
conferred on the subject with Sec
retary Kellogg of the state depart
ment at Washington.
The results of the Washington dis
cussions have not been made pub
lie but il was made clear at the sum-
mer white house at the time that if
Mr.. Flaherty desired to see Mr..
Coolidge after the meeting with Mr..
Kellogg he would be given an ap-
pointment.
The policy Of the Washington gov
ernment toward Mexico has been
made clear rs one OF hands off" un-
less American citizens are injured in
persons or property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31

TO LOOK into
ROADMISHAPS
District Judge Asserts
Too Many Accidents
Occur on Highway
In Cameron County

Punishment for the man who gets
out on the highway without a light
on his wagon or other horse-drawn
vehicle and causes someone TO get
killed was advised by Judge A. W.
Cunningham Of the district criminal
court in an additional charge deliv-
cred 10 the grand jury Monday after
noon. The Judge depIored the num-
her Of accidents on the highway IN
Cameron County and defined the law
and the three grades or NEGLIGENT
homicide with which drivers may be
charged
The charge to the jury was as fol-
lows:
"Too many accidents are occurring
on the highways and too many people
are being manned or killed on the
highways in Cameron county. There
are laws in existence to stop that
and il is up to the grand jury to aid
in making traffic safe on the public
roads.
Defines Laws
want 20 briefly define the laws
to you with reference to the using
Of a public highway. If a man driv-
ing on the highway while he Is in
state Of intoxication shall cause the
death Of another person. the offensc
j. murder, because in the commits
sion Of one felony he commits an
other crime, that Is killing some one
else. he shall be punished for the
cffcnse actually committed. 50 that
If man ir the act Of driving mn au-
tomobile while under the influence
to any degree Of intoxicating liquor,
which Is felony. and another person
y killed. that man Is guilty OF nur-
der and should be indicted for MUIR
der.
we have three grades of negligent
CONTINUED on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
RUSSIAN ship \
SINKS IN PORT
ATCRONSTADT'
Neither Boats or Life
Preservers Adequate
To Supply Number
Of Passengers

CRONSTADT, Russia. Aug. 3f.-sH1
Estimates Of the loss Of life in the
sinking OF the steamer Burevestnik
continue to grow. II Is now report
ed more than 200 OF the 563 passen-
gers aboard were drowned In the
foundering OF the craft off the exit
Of the ship canal Sunday night. The
victims were mostly workmen and
their families returning from a hDli-
day in Leningrad.
Scarcely "A family on the island e.
capped n loss. Up 10 noon today more
than thirty bodies had been extri-
Gated from the sunken wreck which
lies in thirty feet of water.
The excursion steamer had just
emerged from the ship canal in
thick fog when a German freighter
loomed up out Of the dark. To
avoid the collision the Russian boat
was turned sharply from her course
and crashed into a stone pier. ripping
a great hole in her bow. She sank
in less than fifteen minutes.
Investigation shows that the Bure-
vestnik had only one life boat and
l72 life belts for 563 passengers.
In the panic after the crash. many
terror stricken passengers clambered
up the slender masts which collapsed
under their weight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
BOAT RAMS INTO PIER; zoo DROWN
Observation-Disclosures
ASphyxiateS Herself
\ and Four Children

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-PD-
Mrs. Otto Fuller today asphyAintcd
herself and four or her children IN
a two room basement flat, after her
husband. Otto Fuller, hac sought
vainly for employment TOR several
days. The children were sayeI by
neiShbors.
Mrs. Fuller put two Of the children
in one bed, and placed three more in
a bed in another connecting room.
She stuffed the doors and creviees iv
both rooms with rags and locked the
windows. Then she turned on the
gas in both rooms and lay down on
one Of the beds to die.
Neighbors smelled the escaping
fumes and called the polio. When
they arrived four Of the children
were dead. Mrs. Fuller and the fifth
child Winifrcd. m, were still alive.
There were taken 70 hospital where
the mother died.
The Fullcrs were saddled with
debts. ncighbors said. They were
unable 70 pay the rent OF their tiny
apartment. Fuller was LOOKING for
work today when the tragedy oc-
Cured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
BODY OF RODGERS
INFERRED TODAY

HAvRE DE GRACE. Md. ug. 81
PD-The body Of Commander John
Rodgers, who lost his life in an air
rlane fall at the PHILADELPHIA navy
ward. was staken to Washington Il
ii o'clock eastern standard time tais
forenoon for burial in Arlington
cemetery.
In funeral motor the last John
Rodgers in the active naval servi e
Of his country, was accompanied IN
two other automobiles BY his aged
parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
A. Rodgers. his brother, Robert T..
Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p.
Neigh. cousins. the Rev Lewis Eee-
man Browns, the Episcopal clergy
man who conducted the brief sery-
ice at the Rodgers home yesterday.
and Mrs. Lyman T. Perry. friend
Of the Rodgers family.
II was expected that the trip to
Washington would consume about
four hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
Find BODY OF
MAN
Service Car Driver Is
Found With Head
Crushed

DERTDDER. La. Aug. 3l.-tPl-A
verdict Of murder was returned here
today BY Coroner Turner. after the
body Of J. J. Brevelle, service car
driver. was found with the skull
crushed and in a badly bruised con-
dition in the Pickering Mill pond. Is
miles north of here.
Brevelle, who has resided here for
the past ten years and was highly
respected in the community, was last
seen at six O'Clock Saturday after
noon. by a mail carrier. He had left
Deridder at o'clock with some
negSo passengers for Farwell.
No anxiety, however, was felt un-
til yesterday when searching parties
were sent out. The body was found
at $3.50 this morning. Brevelle Is
not known TO have any enemies and
robbery j. believed to have been the
motive for the killing. The search
ing party has not YET located the
car and it j. believed his slayers
used il in making their getaway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
Dam Moody's Lead
Continues to Grow

DALLAS, Aug. 31.-tPl-Re-
turns 10 the Texas Election
Bureau at IL p. m. from 24S out
Of 252 counties in the state, in
cluding 146 complete. show the
following totals for candidates
in Saturdays democratic prim-
airy election:
Governor-Ferguson 257.404;
Moody 47S,72O.
Attorney General--Allred 340,-
21S; Pollard 349,0 ,099.
Treasurer - Ball 262, SIG;
Hatcher 394.0l1.
Returns from Is out of coun-
ties in eleventh district, includ-
ing IL completes: Court OF Civ
il Appeals-Davenport 24,251;
Hickman 27.117.
Total 35,760.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
FRANCE REJECTS
SPANISH REQUEST

PARIS, Aug. 31.--tPb-France's re-
ply 40 the recent Spanish memoran-
dunn flatly rejecting the demand by
the Madrid government that the in
ternational district of Tangier be in
cluded in the Spanish zone of Moroc-
co.
While rejecting the Spanish de-
mand. the note is couched in sym
pathetic terms and recalls that
French and Spanish soldiers were
brothers in arms against a common
foe in the Riff for months.
The reply Is understood to express
surprise that the Spanish demand
have been presented 10 Italy, which.
IL says, has not interest in Morocco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
ROBBERS FAIL
TO LOOT BANK

KIRKWOOD, Mo-, Aug. 31.-tF-A
bank robber who forgot TO bring a
sack, stubborn young woman who
refused to lie down, an unidentified
person who seized telephone and
gave the alarm. and siren perched
on top of the city hall contributed to
the failure of an attempted holdup
today Of the Kirkwood bank by three
men.
The bank saved $4,000 in cash by
the odd combination of circumstances
but the robbers escaped while police
rushed, in answer to the alarm, to the
wrong hank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
WORLDCOURT
MADE issue
South Carolina Voters
Going to Polls
Today

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Aug. 3i.-tPD-
American adherence to the world court
was one of the issues which voters
of South Carolina passed upon today
as they went to the polls to express
their choices for party nominations
to the offices of senator, governor
and others in the first democratic
primary.
Ellison ID. Smith, three times a
member of the United States senate,
entered a three-cornered battle for
his seat with former Senator B. N.
Dial of Laurens and Edgar A. Brown
of Barnwell. speaker Of the general
assembly. The campaign was fought
largely around Senator Smiths rec
ord, with Brown attacking the in
cumbent for his stand on agricuI-
tural policies. Brown nlso de-
nounced the world court as a "re-
publican creation" totally dissinfilar
from the league court endorsed by,
Woodrow Wilson and the party con-
vention of 1924. He criticized Sem
ator Smiths vote in favor Of the
American participation in the court.
Senator Smith related his activities
in the cotton futures law, Muscle
Shoals, restrictive inauguration and
farm legislation in general. while he
defended the world court principle.
Former Senator Dial injected no
personalities in the campaign, but
insisted that his experience in the
senat. and as a business man quail
fled him for the post.
Nine candidates sought the gov
ernorship. Governor Thomas G. Nc
Leon not being among them. Repre-
sentative Mcmillan, Stevenson and
FuIlmer face opposition in their ef-
forts to be returned to congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
LAST RETURNS ADD
TOLEAD OF MOODY

Bclated returns received Monday
afternoon from Stuart Place and En-
cantada precincts increased the
Moody majority in Cameron county
20 1864 on the face Of the unofficial
returns. Pollard for attorney general
carried the county by a majority Of
116s, and Hatcher for state treasurer,
received a majority of 637. Follow
ing is the votes of the two precincts:
Encantada-Moody 16; Ferguson l;
Pollard IL; Alfred 6; Ball 8; Hatch
or o.
Stuart Place-Moody 81; Ferguson
IL; Pollard 63; Alfred %; Ball 81;
Hatcher AZ.
The total county vote was Moody
2704; Ferguson $40; Pollard 2040;
Alfred S72; Ball 1O49; Hatcher 1856.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
YANKEE KNIGHT WILL
- n y
TAKE AMERICAN GIRL
y y y
FOR HIS SECOND BRIDE

OTTAWA. Aug. 31.-A Yankee
knight is TO take a New York girl
for his second bride. having re-
Gently divorced a Pennsylvania.
Sir Henry Thornton. president Of
the Canadian National railways,
who was born In Logansport, Ind,
and helped PenR beat Princeton in
football, IL 20 marry Miss Martha
Watriss, daughter OF a New York
lawyer.
lie was divorced at Philadelphia
last month from Virginia Dixie
Blair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
BROWNSVILLE
LAKE CLAIMS
LNESOF TWO
Boys Drown When
Frail Raft Overturns
On Lake in West
Part of City

Clasped in death the bodies of Ed
ward Collins. age IL. and ]. NJ. Jones,
Jr., age IL. were taken from the West
Brownsville lake Monday evening
about s o'clock. and today the entire
city Of Brownsville is showering its
sympathy upon the bereaved parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones.
The drowning Of the two boys, one
Of the most tragic occurrences in the
history Of the city, occurred before
the eyes of four little playmates who
were unable to render assistance, but
who quickly spread the alarm, bring
ing help to the scene within a few
minutes after the boys had sunk to
the bottom of the lake.
The party Of six boys, composed Of
Edward and Lorenzo Collins, J. NJ.
Jones, Jr., Wilbur Washington and
Thomas and Peyton Sweeney, all
about IL or 12 years of age. had
decided to go on a hunting expedition
into the brushland west of the lake.
Armed with "nigger shooters" they
set forth on their quest for game,
and arriving at the lake they espied
raft Of railroad ties on the western
shore. Thomas and Peyton Sweeney
volunteered to swim the lake, tow
the raft back, and ferry the party
across. This decision was hailed
With delight by the party, and the
Sweeney brothers soon secured the
frail craft and brought it to the east
shore. "
Raft Sinks Low
All members Of the party essayed
the passage, but the raft sunk so
low that it was decided to make two
trips. Edward Collins, j. NJ. Jones.
Jr., and Thomas and Peyton Sweeney
CONTINUED on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31

CALUMET. Mich. Aug. 31.-tH1
Arthur Lawrence, Is. voluntarily
paid with his life for what he
thought was inexcusable careless
ness on his part.
The boy went to the barn on
his mothers farm near Sidnaw,
and shot himself with the shotgun
which a moment before had killed
his II year old sister, Elinore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
Hickory Sticks To
Stop Beer Parties

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Aug. 3l.-
Rl-Hickory sticks and leather
straps Tuesday began to play a prom
inent part in putting an end to beer
parties among San Antonio youths.
1t started when five young boys,
dizzy from the effects of the brew,
were ushered into the woodshed of
their respective homes, and given the
whippings of their lives.
The quintet, made bold by drink,
were making merry in an automobile
on the Frio city road when surprised
BY border patrol officer early Tues
day.
Instead Of placing them under ar.
rest. the officer ascertained their
names and took them before their
fathers for punishment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
MEXICO OUTLOOK Y
Is STILL GLOOMY

MEXICO CITY. Aug 3l.--tF)-Two
hundred and three members Of the
chamber Of deputies have taken the
oath for the opening Of the 32nd
legislature fMexico tomorrow.
In the day before the convention
of congress the prospect from the
Catholic view point continued gloomy
for any relief by the legislative body
in the nature Of repeal or amendment
of the religiors clauses of the con-
stitution or Of the regulations giving
effect TO the causes.
The business situations seems I'm
creasinGly depressed by reason Of the
economic boycott called by thn
league for religious reasons, against
the religious regulations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
Boy Takes Has O,Un Life
After Shooting Accident

Young Lawrence was cleaning the
weapon when 1t was discharged ac-
cidentally. The charge ripped
through the kitchen door, killing
the girl instantly.
Arthur rusheds into the house,
stood for a moment over her body
and then went to the barn and
killed himself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
River Guards Find
Body of American

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Aug. 3l.-tPl
The finding Of the body of a tall.
slender. middle aged white man. by
river guards, on the ID. Heart ranch
between Dryden and Lozier. on the
Rio Grande, was reported here today
by Mauricio Valdez, deputy sheriff
of Tom Green County, upon his re-
turn from Del Rio and other border
points.
Much flesh torn from the corpse
indicated that the man might have
been killed By wolves, although
death from thirst u one theory. Val
dez said Nothing was found on the
body TO provide Identification.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
SPANISH ALIEN
DETAINED HERE

A Spaniard. Francisco Cabo. Is be-
ing held here for deportation pro-
ceedings by immigration officers.
Patrol Inspector James p Cotting-
ham arrested him near Mission yes
terday and brought him to Browns
vile yesterday evening. He had en-
tered the United States by slipping
over the international bridge between
Reynosa and Hidalgo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
British Fan Hears Local
Radio With TWo Tubes

w. L. Pendergraft, director and
announcer of the station, Is in re-
ceipt of letter from JOAN II.
Best of 402 Barncliffe Edge Road.
Ecclesall, Sheffield. England. de-
failing a program broadcast over
KWWG on the night of Thursday,
july 2. This program has been
checked with ono printed In The
CONTINUED On Page %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-31
WILLS TRIES TO
STOP CHAMP BOUT

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-(Pl-Paddy
Mullins, manager of Harry Wills,
the negro heavyweight challenger.
said today he would seek an inter-
view with Governor Pinchot Of Penn
sylvania in an attempt to block the
Dempsey Tunney championship fight
at Philadelphia September %.
Mullins made this statement after
the New York athletic comm Ssion
had refused his demand .ha. Wills be
recognized here rs the heavyweight
champion because Of nempsey's
failure 10 fight the negro.