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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-10

ASSOCIATED Press Sports Editor
NEW YORK tR-The fame that
goes with selection on the mythical
All-American football eleven may be
retained this fall by only two Of the
group that stood out at the close OF
the 1926 college gridiron campaign.
Only Mortimer Sprague. rangy
Army tackle, and Herb Joesting,
!ine-battering fullback of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, remain in
college competition ont of last years
all-star eleven compiled BY the As
s0ciated Press from the opinions Of
more than 100 coaches and critics.
The others have graduated, some,
like Friedman OF Michigan and Bak-
err Of Northwestern, 10 professional
fields, while others, such as Hanson
Of Syracuse, have turned 70 coach
ing.
Sprague and Joesting, however,
have at least an even. chance to do
the unusual and repeat the distinc-
tion accorded them last year. The
Minnesota star has several outstand-
ing rivals. among them "Tiny" Lewis
Of Northwestern and Bill Amos of
Washington and jefferson, both vet
Grams.
Only four survivors Of last years
second and third string All-Ameri-
can teams again are sporting college
rridiron toys. making six left over
altogether out OF an all-star 1926
cast Of thirty-three.
Bonnie Oosterbann. Michigan end
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Arrnistice Day
Game Scheduled

SAN BEN1TO, Nov. 10.-A football
game Armistice Day between San Be-
nito high school and the Santa Rosa
high school will be played on the To-
cal field beginning MI Sis W m, ar-
c0rding 60 announcement here hy
Coach w. n. Morrison
Santa Rosa has defeated Raymond
vile, a Valley high school team. and
also La Feria.
The booking Of this game will give
the San Benito team three games in
three days. The Greyhounds viii
play at Weslaco Thursday in a crucial
contest, which may determine San
Bcnit's future standing in the Val
ley league. So far San Benito has
been u~ndefeated. sharing this record
with the Harrington eleven.
The second string will play Browns
willie Junior high. Valley champion,
Saturday afternoon nc Brownsville
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Texas-Kansas to
Battle Saturday

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 10.-Friday in
the Texas Memorial Stadium; the
Texas Longhorns will battle the Kan
sas Aggies in an attempt 20 further
enhance the prestige Of the Southwest
Conference. II will be the second BIZ
sectional game Of the season with the
Missouri Valley. Missouri was pre-
v~iously drubbed by Southern Meth
odist or Dallas.
Last year. Texas renewed q hos
tility with the Kansas team that was
started in 1913. The Longhorns lost
a heart breaker last ves1 1873. in
1918, the Texas team o 46-O. This
year will be the rubber contest.
Texas will again be hampered with
injuries. Tommie Hughes. n of
the main sparkplugs Of the Texas
offense will be out Of the game with
a leg injury. Baldwin, Sewell, and
Tigner will likely play, but they will
play in bad condition.
The Texas-Kansns game ~ the
fourth great intcrscctional contest
that will be played in Texas this sea-
son. Texas has beaten Vanderbilt;
Texas A. & NJ. has whipped Sewaree.
and Southern Methodist has whipped
Missouri.
The Kansas Aggie team, like the
Longhorns are n veteran outfit. Six
teen lettermen adorn the list of Ag-
gies that battied against the Long
horns last season.
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DECREE HALTS
DUNDEE FIGHT
Welterweight Title
Holder Suspended
By Commission

DECREE HALTS-5 SPORTS .....
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Nov. 10.-tP
The final bits Of wreckage Of the
recent Joe Dundee-Ace Hudkins
welterweight title fight fiasco here
we're swept up and definitely slowed
away today when Seth Strelinger, To-
cal member Of the state Athletic COM
mission, announced his findings in
the affair.
StreIinrer's decision included:
Suspension indefinitely Of Dundee
and the w~elterweight champions
manager. Max Waxman.
Dundee's $4,000 appearance money
vas declared forfeited 20 the COM
mission.
The license Of Dick Donald, pro-
meter Of the fight which failed 10
take place last Thursday night when
the title holder did not appear, was
automatically revoked with the can
collation. of his lease on Wrigley
Field.
The commissioners action defi-
nitely snuffed out the possibility Of
staging a Dundee-Hudkins fight here
November q as had been agreed upon
previously at a conference of Strci-
niger with Dundee. Waxman and DON
aid.
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post On the first eleven, vacated by
Benny Friedman Of Michigan. Aim
quist OF Minnesota, Drury OF South
crn California and MacPhail OF Dart
mouth are other field generals who,
on the basis of October form, seem
among Spears keenest rivals.
Harry Wilson, veteran Army cap
tain, also was on the 1926 second
team. Light Horse Harry" knows all
the stunts In the game and is out 10
wind up his Cadet career in a blaze
of gridiron glory.
Emerson Nelson, Iowa tackle and
captain Of his eam this year, ~ an-
other star ambitious 20 jump from
the comparative obscurity on the
second team q the spotlight glare
az the first eleven.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OF letting BY the City of Browns
vile. Texas, Of the improvement Of
Tenth Street, and sundry other
streets. from the west line Of From
ton Street 70 the west line Of blocks
abuting the railroad right-of-way, be-
ing approximately eleven ~half-blocks.
or five and one half blocks.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
WHEREAS, the City of Browns
willie, has therefore BY resolutions,
directed the improvement Of Tenth
Street and sundry other streets, b.
grading. raising and filling the same
and by construction Of concrete curbs
and cutters wherever deemed neces-
sary. and paving the same with one
Of the following types of pavement,
to be selected by the City Commits
sion Of the said City. to-wit:
(l) s inch reinforced concrete
pavement;
CD 5 inch reinforced concrete base
with l 10 inch asphsltic concrete
wearing surface:
80 5 irch reinforced concrete base
with / IL inch rock asphalt (hot
mixl. wearing surface;
(4l s irch reinforced concrete base
with / IL inch Warrenite- Bitulithic
wearing surface;
(5) . 10 inch hituminous concrete
base with ! IL inch Warrenite-Bitu
lithic wearing surface;
90 , 1-2 inch bituminous concrete
base on a 3 inch compressed gravel
base with ! 1-2 inch Warrenite-Bitu-
lithic wearing surface; and
A1n~u m~1 mnAntFtM~
tions have been prepared for the said
work by the City Paving Engineer,
which are on file in the office OF the
City Secretary. and have been duly
approved by the City Commission.
NOW. THEREFORE,, all persons
desiring 10 bid upon the work or
making the said improvements are
requested 70 do 50 in accordance with
the said resolutions. plans and speci-
fcations 70 which they arc referred.
By fling sealed bids therefor with the
said City Secretary. on or before the
18th day Of November, A. D., 1927, at
ten o'clock, A. NJ.
Bidders will he required 20 make
their bids on forms az proposals hv
ths City Secretary. and which maybe
nc his office. and no bid
will he considered unless the same ~
accompanied hy a certified check
upon m acceptable hank. payable Ia
the Mayor of Brownsville. in amount
and on conditions designated bv and
in the said proposal. Bidders NAV
either upon all the different al
tentative plans. materials and meth
DDS prescribed BY said specifications
or upon any one or more thereof
The City OF Brownsville reserves the
20 accept any bid or bids. or ~
any bid or bids In whole or
in part.
(SEALl
A. r. Munday. City Secretarv.
City Of Brownsville. Texas
Il-5-i4-10t-2540.
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Waner Brothers
Are Signed Again

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 10.-tPl-
The baseball act Of Waner and Waner
l. all set for the 1928 season.
Paul and Lloyd Waner, sensational
Pirate outficlders, now doing a turn
in vaudeville, signed contracts for
next year after a conference with
Owner Barney Dreyfuss yesterday.
Advances over last years contract
we're given both players. but neither
divulged the terms Of the new docu-
ments nor the salary boosts and Drey-
fuss remained silent.
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|SzEOOtbdH 80;
"a. -
FOR
SATURDAY,. Nov,la -

East "a
Geneva at Allegheny Georgetown NJ Boston rorer~ -
Wash. and Jen. at Buchnen Alfred At Caarknon
Haverford at c. C. N. Y. Cornell AZ Dartmouth
Brown at Harvard ~~a 81 John n Johns TEonrfra
Susquehanna al LAfayetA Dickinson at Muhlenberr
New York u. at Penn SITE Columbia at Pennsylvania
Nebraska at Pittsburgh Fordham at Providence
Lehigh at Rutgers Colgate at Syracuse
Washington College at Temple Bowdoln at TUFTS
Noue Dame at Army Mddlebury at Vermont
Swarthmore az Ursinus Davis Elkins at West Virginia
Amherst at Williams Princeton at Yale.
West
Oklahoma Argies AZ Arkansas XXI utah at Brigham Young
Wabash at Butler Colorado Aggies nc Colorado Mnes
Coe at Carleton Montana at GonzAga
Loyola at Haskell Chicago at Illinois
Missouri at Iowa State Cornell College AZ Knox
Holy Cross at Marquette Navy at Michigan
Albion Z Michigan State Drake Al Minnesota
Indiana At Northwestern Dennison at Ohio State
Kansas at Oklahoma Oregon Agges at Oregon
Franklin at Purdue = Santa Clara at Stanford
Colorado at Southern California Iowa at Wisconsin
South
Florida at Alabama washington and Lee at v. r. T.
p.v,o- - Sou,herr Methodist Mississippi Aggtes az Alabama Poi
-- Memphis Normal at Southwestern =
' ahueiDH' - nHeSSeo Knoxville at Tennessee a. and T.
New Mexico Agg1es az Texas Mines Eewanee at Tulane y
Maryland az Virginia Kentucky at " NJ L
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San Benito Ready
For Red Cross Call

SAN BENITO, Nov. 10.-Ail is IN
readiness for the opening of the Red
Cross membership drive here Satur-
day, according TO announcement by
Francis NJ. Davis, roll call chairman.
following q meeting Of the various
captains OF the San Benito Chapter.
which includes all OF Cameron county
except Brownsville
Miss Iantha Demaree was the first
person in San Benito to pay for mem
bership I'm the general solicitation
campaign in San Benito In charge of
the organized corps Of workers.
Prior 10 this George III. Winsor,
chairman OF the chapter. had received
a dollar from A. r. Craddock. O. H..
Fitch. and officials Of the San Be-
nito and Rio Grande Valley Railway
company.
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San Benito Calls Off
Contest With Juniors

The game scheduled here between
the San Benito second team and the
champion Brownsville Junior High
aggregation has been post
poned. Red Irvine. coach of the locals,
announced Thursday morning.
San Benito notified him late We'd
nesday that they would be unable to
make the trip here. Irvine said. An
attempt will be made 70 schedule an
ether game for Saturday. TO take the
place OF the n postponed, the coach
declared.
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FIRST TO ENROLL

tcpeciAl 10 Inc Heratd.J
SAN BENITO, Nov. 10--Miss Ian
tina Demaree has the distinction nf
being the first person In San Benito
10 enroll in this years Red Cross
roll call here. Miss Demarce has
paid her dollar and received the first
Red Cross button TO ~ issued in San
Renitn.
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Junior Cards Lose to
Santa Rosa by 8 to 0

SANTA ROSA, Nov. 10.-Santa
Rosa marched over the Junior HaE-
lingen Cards here Wednesday after
moor for an s to 0 victory. The game
was slow. the outstanding feature be-
ing the playing of both lines.
These lines held doggedly through
most Of the contest, but the Santa
Rosa offensive eventually managed
10 break through.
The locals are scheduled 70 move
over 70 San Benito for a game with
the second Greyhound team
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BUYs GROCERY STORE

SAN BENITO. Nov. l0.-H. g.
Gcrst has bought the Post Office
grocery from the San Benito mer-
camille company, according 10 an
nouncement Thursday. The store in
the p~ostoffice building has been on
Grated for about two years by Mr.
Cerst with the mercantile company
as owners. Improvements will be
made in the interior it was an
nnunrcd.
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sion and Pharr-San Juan figure 10
put up a pretty tussle when the two
teams clash on the Pharr-San Juan
field.
Both were defeated by the
Brownies. but both showed spurts Of
strength in taking their lickings.
Pharr-San Juan looked good in the
first half Of the contest here last
week. while Mission on the occasion
or her visit here, at times outfought
the local team.
Mercedes has an open date in
preparation for the game with Har-
iingen team on the home field next
week.
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FRIEDA DENIES AGREEMENT

NEW YORK. N. Y, Nov. 10.-tF-
Counsel for Frieda Hempel, operate
soprano. today denied u story print
ed BY the New York American that
she had settled out Of court for $780,
900 q suit brought against August
Heckscher. 75-year-old philanthropist-
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and All-American in 1925. was rele-
gated 70 the third team in the 1926
ccncensus, but looms MS a strong
contender for high rating again this
season.
Bill Spears, Vanderbilt's clever
quarterback on last seasons second
team. has started his quest for n
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MISSION TEAM
Wins PROTEST
OF GRID GAME
Contest With Harlin-
gen Reversed; Ac-
ton Places San Ben
Ito In Lead


Brownsville al Donna.
Raymondville al Edinburg
Thursday.
McAiIen az Harlingen.
San Benito at Weslaco CThurs-
day..
Mission al Pharr-San Juan
Mercedes open.
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Premier ranking gained from
the expressions of more than
100 coaches and critics, is de-
Tended this season by only two
members Of the 1926 all-star
eleven. They are Mortimer
Sprague (abovel, Army tackle.
and Herb Joesting tright), Min
nesota fullback.
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McAllen is 20 engage the Har-
lingcn Cards on the Crimson field.
On the face Of the showing Of the
two teams against Brownsville Mis-
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An ODercOdt
either has IT.
or it hasn't

1T in anything bellies
description.
1t isn't that-it isn't this
its simply t'it' and
i'm your new coat you
want III.
You'll find every O'coat
in this array IL saturat-
ed with lines that can
not be dramatized -
style that no artist can
p~aint-unless you pose
for the picture.
The young men of The
Valley know 1T, when
they see IT. also
where to find 1T"
And here's where you'll
find them for here
TT" IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
TIE NAVY QUESTION

Whatever MAJ be the outcome Of the naval arma-
ment conference, Senator Borah chairman of the Sen
ate foreign relations committee, ventures the opinion
that CONGRESS will not enter upon any extensive naval
building program now or in the near future
I'VE have some things we must take care Of" he OBJ
serves, such the flood situation and other domestic
programs which would be much more important than
putting large amount of money into naval anna
ment.'
The president, too, is known to be as insistent as
ever on congressional economy.
The public evidently has little interest in armament
at present, and IS likely to welcome naval cuts
than new construction. for reasons of economy and
pacifism. There is no more shouting for big navy.
The public far concerned with seeing all
the powers limit their naves than seeing
try surpass others IN naval power. There is DISPOSE
ton to trust TO Americas potential strength supple
mented by international good will and fair dealing.
Meanwhile, Senator Borah suggests, there are
plenty of other things to spend money for. The Mis-
sissppi must be controed there must be better safe
guards against floods the lower COorado there
great navigation and vaterpower projects clamorng
for action farm relief is still live ISSUE there
borers and many other domestic enemies to
against. All these demand their due.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Lets run away hoWlsa
7ha Mof.

cred jingle.
wan un!ll | Pn' on my req mar
r'hhon' crled Jansif,
On l u GET my red mar rlopo"'
too sala 'lngie. -,
ana il prlhs my uoi', ZOO
ADDED her SISTER 49,, III.
II ana not take lne iIl'le Is s
girls long 10 ge' reaoN 10 go auN en,
turing VIII, 'heir i''her, "n" eoon
'hev We're nepPlhs oNtt tne M, i. .,o''
and through tne woods uh'II 'neit
came 10 'ioe,I III ~ -:
green moss! N''i'H "'dl d "'ooN !"
N" foreSl. ,-,. -. - .
On "hAI d ioNr'E P'a'e ''' -
Pleeh1' c,,ed ''inEI', -,
II "'uIn oe Il we nag s '",1
ming 10 c9.' "tnI On ,. "ams. .ho.a i
WAYS on p'."1oS' =" IT. NJ , - =.
something 10 eat lncm po'u ~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1927. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
Ey HOWARD E. GARIs
UNCLE wIGoTLY's FOURTH OF
JuT,Y


Where arc YOU going to take rs
today, Daddirums asked Jingle,
tic little rabbit SRI, MS she danced
W to Uncle Wiggily one morning
as he sat OH the front porch of his
bungalow.
"Takc vou' Why should | take
YOU anvwherc' ;" Mr., Longcars
asked with a twinkle of his pink
nose. And, besides, there is only
ono Of you, so why do you say us ;
'Oh, | IN here. too,'' cried Jan
gle, the twin sister of Jingle. She
popped up from behind the nulber'
~ bush.
so I see,'' chuckled Mr.. Long
ears. s'But why should l take you
even if there are two of vou''
Because. Daddicums, said Jan
gle. turning around on one leg like
a top. eve don't have to 60 to
school any more Yesterday was
the last day, YOU know. And Mon
day is the Fourth of July. You al.
wavs give us sort of treat then. -
s'And so you want to start today
to celebrate Fourth of July. do
vou?" asked the rabbit gentleman.
".WeH. perhaps it will be jolly to
do that. So come along with me.
Wen 60 adventuring together.
..Wait until l get my doll. y
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

other"
Right you are!" growled an
other voice.
Quick as q flash Jingle and Jan
gle knew what was going to hap
pen. The bad chaps were after
them! And, peoring through the
bushes. the little rabbit giIls saw
the Fox and Wolf sinking along.
"Oh. what shall we do?' whisp-
cred Jingle. Daddicums ism
here to play trick on the bad
chaps! What shall we do'''
"Lct's play q trick ourselves. >
whispered Janglc.
Howl asked her sister
"Quick! went on Jangle.
"Takc your red hair ribbon and
wind it tightly around your doll.
Ill do the same with mine,' and
started to do this.
"What good will it do?' signed
Jingle.
"By wrapping our bright red
hair ribbons around our dolls we
can make them look like big Fourth
of July firecrackers! - explained
Janglc. land when the Fox and
Wolf see what they think are fire
crackers, they'll run away scared
like. >
"Ch, I hope they do murmur-
ed Jingle. Quickly the little rabbit
girls made pretended firecraekors,
putin the rcd ribbon wrapped dolls
down on the ground. And when the
bad chaps broke through til "
bushes to grab the little rabbits,
the Fox cried:
.'Oh, look out! They have big
firecrackcrs! >
''Oh, curry, Curry! Gurr
howled the Wolf, Let's run away,
So they did, and when Uncle Wig
gilv came back with lot of candy
and cake for 4th of July party, he
found Jingle and Jangle laughing
at the trick they had played with
their ribbon wrapped dolls. So eV-
ervthing happened for the best
and if the grasshopper will heiP
the Jumpink Jack put on his ice
skates to skip rope, I'll tell you
next aboutU nclc Wiggily S funny.
picnic. a Il u =.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
THEATERS

The strangest love scene over
made in Hollywood Is an important
part of Colleen Moore s now First
National comedy, Naughty Bni
Nice, showing at the Airdome
theatcr tomorrow and Monday
Colleen IS the girl in the picture
and Donald Reed, new, cookbook
ing, six foot screen leading man, IL
the other person involved. It IS alb
solutcly unique, particularly in the
technique displayed by Reed in his
efforts to gain his lady's favor.
In addition to Reed, the support
ing cast Of Naughty But Nice, "
produced by John Mccormick, in.
cludes Claude Gillingwater, Hallam
Coley, Kathryn Mcclure, Edythe
Chapman and Clarissa Selwynne.
Willard Webb directed the picture
from Carey Wilson 5 scenario.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
BULLDOGS WILL HAVE
BRICK SHAPED HEADS

LONDON, July 2.--Bulldogs Of
the future may have brick shaped
heads.
This at any rate is the aim Of bull
dog breeders in England who hope
by elongating the heads of bulldogs
they will be able to lengthen their
lives. According to c. Roger Boul-
ton, secretary of the Bulldog Club,
bulldogs are short-lived because, the
nose being set too far back in the
head, breathing is made difficult,
"'By breeding to obtain
hrick-shaped head" said Boulton,
"we hope TO give bulldogs a better
life expectation without sacrificing
the present characteristic bulldog
look
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Southern Denies
Accusations Made

Answer was fled at the county
clerk s office yesterday afternoon
in the case of Nellie Southern a
gainst Walter Z, Southern, a di.
vcrce action. In the answer the de-
defendant denies practically every
allegation made by the plaintiff in
the complaint. He denies that he
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
TEN YEARS AGO
.JuIv . 1917

Men representing every phase Of
agricultural life in the valley met
III Central Union high school 70
adopt plan for obtaining harvest
help as a war Experimentation
measure.
". /. Stone came out with a plea
for better lighted streets for Fl
Centro.
Miss Daisy Hartwcll returned
from a week in san Diego during
which she attended the Friendship
fiesta, representing Imperial Valley.
Frank y. Burger, j., 20, died OF
typhoid fever.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley Tor this Data
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
.July 2. 1907

An early decision was expected N
the ease Of the California Develop
mcnt Co. VS.. Imperial Water Co.
No. ;. The hearing was hHfore
Judge Wellborn Of the l. :. district
court in Los Angeles. This w's
one step in the struggle of the small
Ter and last named company for eX-
istence separate from the parent
company.
Mercury reached l3O degrees in
the shade, .'recalljng the early
days in the valley Clouds were
gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Holt and
children went to Los Angeles for
tbc surDmpr
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

treated the defendant cruelty d, 7
mistreatcd their daughter, d.
her permanent injury. He furtj
denies the allegations set forth !,
a second cause for action by 4!
plaintiff wherein she charges tn
he has failed TO render the plaiuti
and said daughter proper suppo,
II. B. Stewart is appearing as d
tense attorney.
a woman who bias eight husban
attributes her matrimonial succe
to her cooking ability. We do n
like to question her.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

"Cold steel and hot Lead says the Macon, Ga,
Telegraph, will do to lynchings than any
thing that could happen"
That shown with unusual clearness IN the re-
cent mixup in Tampa, Fla when the sheriff and the
national guard protected murderer from lynchng at
the hands of frenzed mob It cost the lives Of five
mob members and the wounding of 32 Others but the
general opinion in Tampa and throughout the country
seems to be that it worth the cost. There were
legal casualties too for the authorities arrested 80 of
the citizens who heeaCuered the jail.
The prisoner in this case happened to be white,
which may or NAV not have made any difference in
the courageous stand of the officials responsible for
his safe-keepng. Apparently justice was proceeding
against him without any undue delay. There was no
reason to doubt that he would receive his deserts.
It is reqretfu that it became necessary to add moro
deaths in the name Of law and order, to those the
prisoner is accused Of taking The effect OF this exam
pe however, should be to many lives hereafter
and preserve the good name of many community IN
a crisis.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

Airplanes are doing pretty we'll in long distance
FLIGHTS but the wild goose still beat them.