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Evening star., 1926-09-24
SUZANNE IS ON WAY
FOR AMERICAN TOUR

HAVHE. France. September "a
Suzanne LenGlen SET eajl from this
port Yesterday on the French liner
Paris for her invasion Of the tennis
courts of America. carrying with her
II trunks. which are reported TO he
filled with the latest French MODES
and souvenir dolls.
suzanne occupies one Of the hest
etaterooms on the liner. BY direction
of Charles c. Pyle the cabin had been
decorated with hundreds of flowers.
Pyle. who was responsible for signing
Suzanne to a contrac; to play profee-
sional tennis. has given instructions
that fresh flowers and champaE Ene be
placed in her cabin each day during
the journey to New York,
Paul Feret Frances fourth rank
ing PLAYER. who has also signed pro-
fessional contract, is also a passenger
on the Paris.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
HOPE TO CLINCH POSITION
In CONTESTS WITH MACKS
In Meantime They Figure on Keeping Pace With As
in Series With White Sox-Harris Well
Fixed With Twirling Talent.
RY JOHN B. KELLER.

HICAGO. September Nationals
third place the
~ until they Philadelphia make their drive for
position.
In the meantime their with the Ath
in
figure the hree-game
open here today.
These White place
behind Nationals sweep
standings
Bucky Harris and looking such setback
Nor before
Championship anything
ei,nd
Evening star., 1926-09-24
WINTON FOOT BALLERS
SEEK PRACTICE CLASH

Winton foot ballers want practice
game Sunday with any 12S-pound
team. Call Columbia 9446 tomorrow
morning.
\ meeting Of Winton players will
he held tonight at S o'clock at Twelfth
and +, streets southeast. and Coach
Bill McCatharan wants all to attend.
Southern Props and Mercury Jun
iors are to scrimmage Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at Washington Bar
racks Field.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS.

BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ratting-Manush. Tigers. .375.
Hits-Rice. Nationals, 214.
Kuns-Ruth. Yankees. 1874.
DOubles-Burns, Indians. 63.
TripleS--Gehrig. Yankees, 20.
HOners-Ruth. Yankees, ~.
Stolen bases-Nlostil. White SOx, 33
Pitching-Vhie, Indians; won 26
lost 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rafting-HarGrave. Reds. .354.
HitS-IsrOwn. Braves. l91.
Runs-Cuyler. Pirates, 1903.
Doubles-BottOmley. Cardinals, 38.
Triples-NanPr. Pirates. %.
Homers-tVilsOn, Cubs. 81.
Stolen bases-Cuyler, Pirates, "a.
Pitching-Kremer,P Pirates; won 20
lost 6.
The membership Of golf clubs ir
the United States totals $50 900.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
HAVE EDGE ON n. l.. CLUBS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP TILTS
New York Team Has Fine Reserve Players for Both
Infield and Outfield-Cardinals Also Have
Some Clever Second Stringers.
DOPING THE World SERIES
Article VIII.
BY FREDERICK G. LIER.

~ GOD lis world
- telling when will lose OF its
~ valuable links Frequently in the world series
after the pen
had math clnched.
happened 1910 when Rube Odrng of the Athletics and
last 10 of the
and Henc Zimmerman
Strunk did better than Heinie
McInn then youthful star with the Mackmen sui
the Athletics
series ut did we'll that Stufy
Evening star., 1926-09-24

MERCURY LEADER QUITS.

Joe Ganey. under whose leadership
Mercury Clubs gridiron team twice
won the District independent title,
and was twice runner-up for the
honor. has resigned as the clubs foot
ball director William Thomas, a
Mercury player since 1921, has been
named Ganey's successor.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
Nnts Sill Home Ewes on Third Place Ydnkee Wei Fixed In Uh
REDS MAKE FINAL DRIVE
TO NOSE OUT CARDINALS

Cincinnati Reds a-haf
the St. Louis Cardinals National League for
chance the world today will the spotlight.
Fifteen of thrilling with Philadelphia help
With of Pittsburgh Boston,
n the Tunney had
ude battle.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
NATIONAL CIRCLES
TO PLAY SEABR00K

National Circle base ballers will
visit Sea brook. Md. Sunday afternoon
for a game at 3 o'clock with the nine
representing that place.
Bladensburg and Mitchellville. Md,
mines are to clash Sunday at o'clock
on the latter's field. Manager LOhman
asks these Bladensburg players to re-
port to him at 1870 o'clock: Abigail.
Averil Baldwin. CheSildine. Coombs.
Iill Isaacson. Radke. Sorel, Taylor.
Trammell and Whalley.
Bethesda 4. n. diamond athletes
are seeking a game Sunday. Call
Manager Dan Thehan at Bethesda 264.
Moose Juniors, who claim the Dis
trict Junior diamond title. want to ar
range a double-header Sunday with
any disputing team. Manager Nalley
Of Moose, at Lincoln 1924. would like
especially to hear from Peerless
pastimers, who also claim the Junior
title.
Peerless, however. already an
nounces an engagement with South
ern Juniors for 1880 o'clock at Wash
ington Barracks.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

Frosty" Peters. who will play for
the University OF Illinois this Fall. in
place of Red" Grange has a record
OF l. field goals in one game. made
two years ago as member Of the
freshman team at the University OF
Montana.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

Cincinnatie probably will be given
an opportunity to play off Yesterdays
tie In order to complete the schedule
of 154 games. One more loss in the
Cincinnati column will leave the Reds
only the possibility Of tie with the
Cardinals. Another st. Louis victory
will have the same effect on the stand
ing. The Cardinals were matched
against New York today and the Reds
against the Phillies.
After the Quakers had tied the game
i'm the eighth inning and had battered
Eppa RiXey all the way. Donohue held
them to one lone hit for the remainder
Of the game Carlson, for the Quakers,
was invincihle in the pinches.
The Braves beat the retiring cham
pionS. to I.
Three defeats for the Yankees in
four games, while the Indians are win
ming their four final conflicts would
give Cleveland the flag.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

RADIATORS, TENDERS
BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED
NEW RADIATORS FOR AUTOS
WITTSTATT'S X. & F. WkS.
3l9 18th NV. 1423 +. REAR.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

oact Of The tOurnan1ent.
Naren's play on the greens mas
been surpassed At Salisbury TINS Week
hv that Of the youthful Farreh' Wn"
came through one Of the hardest
fought contests of the tournament
with a victory over Harry Hampton.
z and |. At the same time Hagen
was heating PAT Doyle of Nhne
Plains. ~ T.. and }.
In the other match Of the seml-nnais
today Johnny Golden Of Paterson.
\. j.. the surprise of the tournament:
was matched against Leo Diegel OF
New York, the former Canadian open
champion. Diesel survived struggle
with Abe F;spinosa Of Chicago Nestef
day by and ,. while Golden routed
George Christ of Rochester, \. ".
and s.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
WOMEN In SPORT
by CORFNNE FRAZIER.

- high schools OF the formed girls bas
students and coaches
\ 4 be the
ofa arranging schedule for the astic series
Evening star., 1926-09-24
HAGEN PLAYING FARRELL
IN TOURNEY SEMI-FINALS


ARDEN CITY " " September - Walter Hagen has reached
4 tho crucial OF
I sor2l golf champions
~ over opponents pN decNe matRms
M ,r,c M holder today ohnny Farrell foe who has
nof Of Hagens remarkable
Mh under even OF match play Farrell has set the stroke
Evening star., 1926-09-24
Rival Utility Men.


SPENCER ADAMS.
1po5-Senators.. .Ooo
RUBE BREsSLER.
1oIo-Reds-Was not used in any game.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
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chicaeo IIIl3IiO'--,itl ;L,0l Sils0 .336
New York 9'I3l g 81: '.o'n,:t.; 80 's3
| II Il olI: O'--'l5 l36nis' .'Gc
Boston. :li:I DlieIlel CT aIe3' 81. .t:n
PhiI'phia Il a q 81 Il 9l1a!-553lSs!,a ,as5
Evening star., 1926-09-24
GONZAGA GRID TEAM
TO VISIT ALEXANDRIA

Gonzaga Cridron warriors. 1928
District scholastic champions. are to
open their season tomorrow, invading
Alexandria for an engagement with
the high school combination Of that
city.
The II streeters appear to have an
other strong machine. Johnny
Rozek, their brightest star last year.
is again showing brilliantly, and new
men have shown in way that con
vinces Coach Ken SimondinGer that
Gonzaga will again be big noise
on the gridiron.
Ku Klux Klan tOssers are booked
to engage Severn on the Maryla nders
diamond Sunday.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

TODAY'S GAMES.
81. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh ut B0stOn.
Cincinnati ut rhlladelphia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, =: Louisville. /.
St. patil Ind annapolis irainl.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

The membership Of golf clubs in
the United States totals 1.65O,000
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11

were Mesdames P. ]. Sweeney, VIM.
Freakes and S. M. Souders.
Nominations for the office of chair
man of the department for the ensuing
year were held. Mrs. H. B. Field and
Mrs. Walter Hays were nominated.
Elections will take place at the first
general meeting Of the Club in April.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11
ORDINANCE NO. 4S6

An Ordinance Providing For the An
nual Appropriation of the City of
Red Lodge, Montana, For the Cur
rent Fiscal Year Ending the First
Monday in May, 1927.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11
LITERATURE DEPARTMENT
NIT AT LIBRARY TUESDAY

The literature department of the
Woman's Club met at the Library
Tuesday. The afternoons topic was
Montana Authors" Mrs. C. H.
Draper acted at leader. Hostesses
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11
Pretty Soft

"My ole man he done got de softest
job in de whole factory, he hab!"
"What does your ole man do?"
"He done test all de mattresses dey
manefactur!"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RED

LODGE:
That the following named amounts
be, and the same hereby are appro-
priated out of any money in the City
Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to defray the expense and discharge
the liabilities of said city for the
fiscal year, beginning on the first
Monday in May, 1926, and ending on
the first Monday in May, 1927, to-wit:
Salary of Mayor ......................$ 10000
Salary of Aldermen ............ 1890
Salary of City Treasurer and
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11
for clerk hire and ex-

pcTlSeS ---------------.....-.......-
Salary Of Police Judge and
allowance for office rent,
light, fuel and telephone
Salary Of Policeman .............
Salary of Chief Of Police and
compensation for extra
work in accordance with
ordinance No. 412 ..........
Salary of City Attorney and
CLERK ------..--.-------.~.-.-.--
Salary of Fire Truck Driver
Salary Of Fireman ..................
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-03-11

Salary Of Water Tax Collector $50
10000 Salary of Physician ......... 48(
Salary Of Milk Inspector 49,. 12(
For Electrician service ......... 84(
10000 For electric light service 49, 525(
$4,000 For maintenance of Water
System --..-.--.-.-.--...-........ 229l
For maintenance of avenues,
streets and alleys ......... 492;
100000 For maintenance Of Public Lii
brary .-....-.--.-----.---.-..---.-----. 2OO'
10000 For maintenance of City
10000 Cemetery ................... 80,
10000 For maintenance of Parks 49,. 5O'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
$4,000 oBALESA
CINNED TO DATE

Approximately 10000 bales have
been ginncd in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley to date. including Saturday,
according 10 III. r. Boyd Of San Be
nito, president ofthe Valley Gin
Company.
This number has been Einned %
date az against 5000 for 1924. Fig
ures for 1925 arc not available.
Mr. Boyd says that the weather
has been pretty fair for picking but
he has issued another warning
against picking green and wet cotton.
He saws that ginners have suffered
damage to their gins as result OF
the farmers picking cotton while il
was still wet or green. He says
also that the farmers are losing from
So to S25 bale on such cotton. Many
shippers are reported 10 be recalling
their buyers on this account.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
TENDER HONOR
TOLOCAL, MAN
G.. c. Richardson Elect
ed Vice-Presidenta at
Lubbock Meet

LUBBOCK, July 2i.-tPi- Bryan
Blalock, secretary of the Marshall
Chamber or Commerce. was elected
president Of the Texas Commercial
Executives Association here today as
the secretaries closed the meeting
with over 100 executives from all
over Texas in attendance. Maury
Hopkins, secretary of the board OF
city development at Plainview was
chosen secretary-treasurcr of the or
ganization.
Blalock, who has been at Marshall
about five years has one Of the best
organized chambers Of commerce 70
be found in Texas, according 70 j.
Boswell. Of Dallas. chairman Of the
nominating committee, who stated
that the committee was proud Of the
list ~ men selected 70 fill the Of
fices, realizing, however. that the ef-
ficient work Of former President
Walter Long. Austin, and secretary
Jelks CasteIlaw. Ennis, will be hard
to be equalled by the best talent in
this state.
The officers were selected with the
greatest Of care judged strictly upon
qualification to serve the best inter
est Of the Association. Boswell stat
ed. Other officers elected are: G. &.
Richardson. Brownsville. vice presi-
dent; directors: Walter +. Long,
Austin; Jelks Castellaw. Ennis; A. B.
Spencer. Fort Worth: w. r.. Donovan,
Gonzales; v. r. Conway. Commerce;
and &. Tatson, Big Springs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
UVALDE MAN
ELECTED BY
Wide MARGIN
Only One Precinct in
Cameron County Re-
turns Majority For
Opponent

The democratic voters Of the Fif-
teenth Congressional District have
again nominated John n. Garner Of
Uvalde to represent them in congress,
according 70 the returns available al
2 o'clock this morning. Garner has
carried every Valley county. Each
rolling up a majority which Garner
leaders here state will be sufficient
70 overcome any lead his opponent.
Sid Hardin Of Mission. may secure in
other sections of the district.
Only one precinct in Cameron
county. Santa Rosa, gave Hardin a
majority. the vote standing 81 to ~.
Practically all other precincts gave
the Uvalde man majorities ranging
fr"~' % To 10 20 !.
Incomplete reports from Willacy
and Hidalgo counties indicate that
Gamers majority will be approx
mately the same as n Cameron
\ .rn. where the latest figures avail
able this morning gave Garner 1457
10 As2 for Hardin.
Complete returns from Kleberg
county give Garner S07 and Hardin
81.
Starr and Brooks counties arc also
safely in the Garner column, though
definite figures were not available.
Hidalgo county boxes heard from
by The Herald gave Garner a substan-
tial lead in that county. although. al
though Hardin lead the congress
man in the formers home town. Mis-
sion. At Mission, north Of track box.
Hardin received. 39l votes, with l39
for Garner. The south Of track box
gave Garner rs votes, Hardin 13.
At Penitas box it was n clean sweep
for the congressman, that station
giving the congressman l29 votes, 70
nothing for Hardin.
Edinburg also rallied strongly 20
the support of the congressman, Civ
ing him 631 votes, with 207 for Har-
din.
At Pharv-San Juan Garner receiv-
ed 15i votes. Hardin 80.
McAllen gave Garner 2S2 votes
Hardin Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
WILLACY, HIDALCO
BOOST GARNER

Reports from Willacy and Hidalgo
counties, while very incomplete. in
dicate that they have assisted In
rolling up big lead for Dan Moody.
John N. Garner has also Jared well
in both these counties, EdiHhurE pre-
cinct IN Hidalgo giving him GA ns
compared with 204 for Hardin. Four
precincts IN WiIlacy county reported
20 for Garner and 32 for Hardin
Very incomplete returns were
available in Willacy county. There
were three contests for county Of
fices. the returns giving the fol-
lowing: For county Judge: Crane
PIG; Mead, 90. For sheriff: Keller
220; Bum, 96. For treasurer: Wor-
ley, SO; Keene. 1856.
Willacy county returns available
al midnight gave Moody 56. Ferguson
p. Davidson 81. Archer Parrs for
state senator had 96 and his opponent
~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25

rreturnS available. Pollard Is
leading with 29,244, and is
hard pressed by Brachfiell,
29,133 and Alfred 28,287.
For state treasurer Hatcher had
44.OlO; Ball, 2s,l2s; Christian. H.
cal; Garner. 7,49l; Garrett 15.s99i
Harris, l0,l99; Johnston. 1889.
For state superintendent Marrs
has decisive lead over his oppo-
nents. The returns give Mars IT,
$50; Humphries, 29,65i. Bennett, 3d.
5s3.
George b. Terrell for commissioner
Of agriculture had a total Of 9s.264.
and his opponent. 7. X. Bolin. 30.993.
For Land Commissioner the race
between Robinson and r. B. Terrell
il close. Robinson having 65,354 and
Terrell 59.992
For railroad commissioner &. VI.
Terrell ~ leading with 63,E64:
Baughman 25.259; Speer 34.112.
For Judge III the court Of criminal
appeals r. T.. Hawkins had 1859.
and Pierson 5i.14s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
Moody Gets Big
Vote In Abilene

ABILENE. Texas, July 24.-lPi-
Mrs Dan Moody's old voting box here
gave her husband a majority Of
three and one-half TO one in his race
for governor Of Texas.
OF the l.l8l votes polled in the
precinct. IN which Mrs. Moody's fam
ily has voted for many years. Moody
received 500 votes to 26l for his op-
ponents- Lynch Davidson received
1874: Mrs. Miriam "A. Ferguson 1876
and Mrs. Miriam a., Ferguson i36 and
Mrs. Edith Wilmans 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
CANTONPOLICE
Chief FEFIRED
Failure to Capture e
Mellett Assassin Is
Given as Reason

CANTON, Ohio, July -. tPl-As
the unavailing search for the assas-
sins Of Don X. Mellett. crusading
Canton publisher. slain at the door Of
his garage July Is, Jagged Mayor
:. H. Swartz. after discussion with
law enforcement men in Canton late
today ordered the suspension Of 5. A.
Lenrel, chief Of police.
Mayor Swartz said he suspended
Lengel because the chief was lax in
the enforcement of law and rendered
his department inefficient because
he had no control over his men.
Lengel has been openly accused of
being derelict in his search for the
murder and with failure to "clean
up the city" Within the last few
weeks he was reinstated, as police
chief. following a hearing before the
civil service commission on charges
Of corruption made largely BY Mel
lett. The chief AT present has libel
suit pending against the Canton daily
newspaper Of which Mellett was resi-
dent publisher. More than score OF
detectives, Canton policemen and
regular and special investigators
grilling scores of underworld leaders
here and elsewhere. and travelling
hundreds of miles in the dead OF
night and the glare of day to follow
up vague leads in many directions
have all proved unayailing in the
hunt for the slayer.
Likewise d reward or nearly $780,
600. promised Of protection and .
certain degree of immunity to infor.
mants. pleas 70 justice. and hun
dreds Of thousands Of words of news
paper publicity have failed to un-
ravel the mystery which surrounded
the shooting of the publisher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
WURzBACH HAS
BIG COP LEAD
Carries Congressional
District, E arly
Reports Show

SAN ANTONIO. July 2I.-(Pl-
Harry VI. Wurzhach, Texas only re-
publican congressman, who last
March denounced on the floor Of
congress the patronage system in thd
South and went To the mat" with
the republican organization IN Texas
apparently had been re-nominated.
Sevcnty-five boxes in the l4th CON
gressional district tonight gave him
l.355 votes to POO for Fred T..
Knethch candidate backed by ma
tional committeeman X. B. Creager
and other leaders of the party of
Texas.
knetch conceded loss of Bexar
county (San Antonio) but had not ad-
mitted defeat at p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
LATE COUNTY
RETURNS y

At 4 o'clock this morning, too lata
to change the earlier totals, San Be-
nito precinct No. "a reported the
following figures affecting close
county races:
Moody 2i7; Ferguson. 26; David
son, 40.
Garner, 1858; Hardin. 30.
Parr, 100; Roberts. 80.
Westcrvclt. 100; Turner. l0s.
Hornaday, 219; Carlton. 5s.
Frank Brown, 6s; Manahan. 49,
Nann, l23.
Mrs. W. II. Jones, 10; Kennamar.
2l9.
J. NJ. Jones, 20; Cowden. 2e6; Bry-
son, II.
j. L. Crawford, 1872; v. w. Tay-
Tor. lO2.
Rio HondO. No. 10, reported as fol-
lows:
Moody, Sc; Ferguson, "a; Davidson.
q.
Garner, 81; Hardin, 80.
Parr. So; Roberts, 4s. m
Westervelt, 50; Turner. &c.
Hornaday. Sl; Carlton. Al.
Frank Brown, ~; Manahan. lib;
vann, 43.
Mrs. w. X. Jones. SO; Kennamer,
s..
J. N. Jones, 80; cowden. 90; Bry-
son, 20.
Crawford. 81; Taylor. "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
CONVICTS KILLED
In ESCAPE ATTEMPT

LANSING, Kans.. July 24.-lPD-
Ernest Hardwick, alias " Young Dale
Jones an inmate Of the state prison
at Lansing. and Robert w. Edwards,
fellow prisoner. paid with their
lives tonight in m attempt al escape.
Hardwick was shot down BY Edgar
Ransom, negro, guard III post num-
her 4. Just few minutes before.
the two prisoners stabbed Captain
X. Il. Manatt, veteran prison Of
fetal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25

general counsel, would arrive
Monday morning and would
take part in the celebration.
". 4. Scott, president 81 the
Southern Pacific who j. in Cali
fornia. wireA regrets that he would
be unable 10 attend the celebration.
No Ban On Noise
The ban against noise making de-
vices OF all sorts is off and | hope
the citizens will display their en-
thusiasm for the Southern Pacific IL
every way possible" Mayor Cole
said LET every flag in town be
displayed and let the business men
decorate their stores for the holi-
day"
Mayor Cole already had issued .
proclamation declaring half-holi.
day Monday afternoon and calling or
all business houses to close tneiI
doors after ? o'clock.
Arrangements for the big parade
which viii start from the high school
promptly az 1 O'Clock. have not been
fully completed. The parade will be
headed by the Twelfth Cavalry band
mounted, and color guard. Ii viii
proceed up Washington Street to
18th; over to Elizabeth; and down
Elizabeth 20 the ball park. The Cnam-
ber Of Commerce band and the Elks
Band from Mercedes will also par
ticipate in the parade.
Valley Autoists To Participate
Autoists from al. parts Of the Val
ley are expected 70 join. Several
large caravans from upper Valley
cities are expected. and are arrang-
ing 10 come to Brownsville in 2
body. q parade that will extend from
Mission to Brownsville.
Autoists are requested TO decorate
their cars as much as possible to
lend color TO the parade. All business
houses in the city and especially
along the line of march have re-
CONTINUED on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
Westervelt Wins
In Nueces County
fSrecial to The Herald.)

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, July "a
Thirty-three out of thirty-siX boxes
in Nueces county give George West
ervclt. district attorney. 1901 votes
in Nueces county, Turner 1929 votes.
The same number Of boxes give
State Senator Archer Parr l704 votes,
with 1854 for his opponent, Artemas
Il. Roberts OF Robstown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
FIVE KILLED IN
BRIDGE CRASH

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July "a
tF'i-Five persons were killed. five or
more others probably fatally injured
and from 80 20 80 others seriously
injured, at Whitesville tonight when
"A bridge. on which nearly 300 spec
tators crowded 10 watch carnival
collapsed into Coal River.
Governor Howard VI. Goorem dis
Matched state police officials and a
staff OF physicians Of the state
health department to the scene of
the tragedy by automobile. and z
train containing supplies and nurses
are being sent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-25
HAINES WINNER OF
COP NOMINATION

DALLAS. July 2I.-tP- Republi-
can headquarters announced at $3.50
p. m. that returns which they had
gathered from % counties showed
Col. II. II. Haines of Houston leading
by 10 10 l over +. +. Scott Of Corpus
Christi for the republican nomina-
tion for governor.
Haines Il supported by the regular
republican organization, known a.
the Crcagcr faction. and Scott by the
Wurzbach factions led nv Congress
men Harry NJ. Wurzbach of Scguin.