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Evening star., 1927-06-02
PITCHERS,
TULSA HAS A CASEY
WHO HITS H0MERS
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla, June Casey at
the bat is more than a poem in Tulsa.
It's an event
The Casey of the Tulsa Western
League team hits something the
other Casey didn't do, much TO Mud
ville's disgust.
When Peter Casey knocked the ball
out of the lot to give Tulsa 75
victory over Amarillo yesterday, he
brought his total number of home
runs for the season to 16, equal to
Babe Ruth's and assumed the four
base-hit leadership of the league.
The blow was Casey's fifth home
run in three days and his seventh in
seven.
Casey has averaged a home run
every other game in which he has
played this year SO savagely and
successfully has he batted that each
one of the 40 safe hits he has made
in 81 games has averaged better than
two bases. The 40 hits We're for a
total of 113 bases-16 home runs, 3
triples, 10 two baggers and 20 singles.
Casey, who plays in the outfield,
now leads the league in batting with
a mark of AL.
Another Tulsa outfielder. Munson,
is runner-up to him in home runs,
having hit Is in 46 games.
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SUBURBAN NET LOOP
TO START SATURDAY

Five clubs will be represented in
Suburban Tennis League, which opens
its season on Saturday afternoon.
The league had six teams last year,
and the loss Of Montrose Park leaves
one team idle each week.
c. S. Cragoe, secretary, has an
nounced the following schedule:
June 4-Capitol at Burleith, Standards at
"jn june eii--Lakeview at Capitol, Argyle at
Standards.
June ls-Lakeview at Argyle, Standards
at Burleith.
juno c5-Argyle at Capitol. Burleith at
Lakeview.
July 9-Capitol at Standards. Burleith at
Argyle
Standards.
July 23-Capitol at Lakeview, Standards
at Argyle.
July 30--Argyle at Lakeview, Burleith at
Standards.
August 6--Capitol at Argyle, Lakeview at
Burleith.
at Burleith.
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MOHAWKS TO PLAY THREE
CONTESTS in TWO DAYS

Avalon A. c. for Sunday. Call Frank
Eberhart at Lincoln 1O130 between Z
and s o'clock.
Marion A. G. is in need Of first.
class catcher. Candidates are asked
to report on Plaza diamond tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Washington Greys want junior op-
position for Saturday and Sunday.
Call Capt Purchase at North 5222
after o'clock,
Junior teams wanting games for
Sunday are requested TO call the
manager of the Stanleys at Potomac
6265.
A peewee team will be organized
by George Burns Insect players at
meeting tonight at 715 O'Clock at
25S2 Thirty seventh street.
With seven wins to date Capt.
Towles wants games for Edgewood
Insects. Call North 373-J for Satur-
day morning game.
Congress Heights Peewees twice
drubbed Shamrock Peewees yester-
day, II to 8. and 10 to 13. Call Lin
coin 2792 for games with the winners.
Triangles lost a hard-foueht game
to Nitrucs yesterday afternoon, l to o.
Joe Judge Peewees seek games.
Call Capt. Isenberg at North 1542.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
WOMEN'S NET LIST
TO CLOSE TONIGHT

Entries will close tonight at 6
o'clock for the singles event of the
Women's District Tennis League
championships which open Saturday
afternoon at o'clock on the Henry
Park courts.
Entry fees of $1.50 for the singles
and $500 a couple for doubles should
be sent to Florence Poston, chairman
of the tennis committee, at 802 Mary.
land avenue northeast. Entries also
may be made today through Miss Pos
ton at Lincoln 1886.
Practically all of the ranking
racketers of the fair sex in the Dis
trict have signiffed their intention of
competing in the league events as
we'll as a former ranking star who has
not participated during the past two
years.
Mrs. Clarence Norment, former
holder of the title, will be among the
foremost contenders for 1927 laurels.
Frances Krucoff. ranking performer
locally, is entered, as we'll as Phoebe
Moorhead. indoor champion of the
District: Frances Walker, Helen Sim
clair, Mary Hall, Delphine Heyl,
Corinne Frazier, Dorothy Cook, junior
champion, and number of high
school stars.
Evening star., 1927-06-02

Sam Rice has been in but four
games since a dental operation cleared
his vision and put him in better physi-
cal trim for base ball, and has not had
q fai. chance TO demonstrate that he
may he expected 70 show considerable
inproyement at bat, yet the veteran
certainly has been meeting the ball
harder since his return to the lineup.
Even though he has gotten but four
safeties in the games, Sam socked the
ball soundly in most of his trips to the
plate, and that's something for a
nlayer who through weeks rarely
drove the sphere beyond the tnfield.
Stan CovelesI6ie is having more
trouble with his salary wing. Now
the ancient spitballer, who has been
unable TO do anything for the Ma
tionals this season, has gone TO visit
Bonesetter Reese at Youngstown,
Ohio. hoping the base ball players
muscle specialist can get the wing in
good shape. Like Rice, Covey under
went a dental operation not so long
ago and for time thereafter declared
his arm trouble had vanished. Now it
seems something more than an alb
scessed tooth took the puzzle out of
CoVey's pitching.
There was a little tiff between Har-
Tis and HarrisS in the first inning
Evening star., 1927-06-02
Sam Rice Slamming Ball Harder
Since Operation Cleared Vision

yesterday after the former was hit
on the back by one of the latter s
pitches. Before proceeding to the
initial sack Bucky stepped onto the
diamond and addressed mean words
to Slim. Slim came right back. but
the umpires quickly quelled the argu-
ment.
Three pinch batters were used by
the Nationals, but only one of them
came through. After Tucker and
Tate had failed to drive the ball to
safety. West in the ninth inning
scratched a single past the pitcher.
Reeves, like the other Nationals, had
little success against Slim Harriss'
curves. The utility player, who
started a game for the first time in
weeks. got a Texas Lacquer the first
time he stepped to the plate, then
struck out twice
Johnny Tobin. who could not hit his
weight while with the Nationals last
year, batted at It .357 clip for the Red
SoX in their last three games here.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
AIM TO GET JUMP ON FOE
WITH THURSTON ON SLAB
Hurler Has Been Exceptionally Effective Against His
Former Club-Colorless Nationals Once More
Beaten by Tail-End Red Sox.

pass and hit three batters. And
Buddy Myer chucked in an error
that meant little TO the Nationals.
Fred Marberry started on the slab
against the Red SoX. and he did not
have much up the sleeve of his pitch,
ing arm. He gave up eight hits in
his swimming term, three of the blows
being punched with an error by
Reeves to give the Boston bunch a
fine send-off in the first round. Gar
lalnd Rraxton finished and was nicked
for two safeties in three rounds.
Three runs were registered by the
Red Sox in the opening inning, all
unearned, but due largely to sound
humping of Marberry's offerings.
Tobin began the frame by beating out
a bounder to Harris. Rollings tried
to sacrifice, but his bunt would have
resulted In the forcing out of Tobin at
second had Reeves made a good throw
after fielding the ball well. Bob
heaved to center field, however, and
Tobin reached third base. Todt's sac
rifice fly tailed Johnny, and Flag
stead's double moved Rollines TO third.
Jacobson popped TO Harris, but Myers
singled two more runs across.
Get Lone Counter.
The Nationals came to life long
enough in the second inning to chalk
up a marker. Ruel. hit by a pitched
ball, was forced out by Rigney.
Reeves. though, singled Topper to sec.
ond and Rice's two-bagger to center
chased the run over. Then the Ma.
tionals were made 10 look foolish by
Harriss, while the Red Sox pecked
away at Marberry and Braxton for
three more tallies
Myers single and Rothrock's triple
accounted for a score in the fourth
frame. In the sixth Jacobson singled
and after two were out counted when
Hartley smote a one-baSer. Tobin' S
triple and Todt's single were good for
q run off BraXton in the seventh ses.
sion.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
CAPITAL CITY MINES
WILL PLAY SUNDAY

Play in unlimited class ranks OF
Capital City League opens on Sunday.
Pairings for the opening tilts have
been made as follows:
West section-Fort Myer VS.. Addi.
son, St. Joseph's VS. Rialtos, Ballston
VS.. Nodocs.
East section-I1ess VS.. Hartfords,
Stephens VS.. Northeast Motors. Fields
have not been designated for these
games.
Atlas Midget League will dispose of
four more games Saturday. Eddie
Fosters will play Lyon Village at ,
O'Clock. on the latter's diamond. Wb h
Lyon Village also playing Hornets a.
IL o'clock on No. Z, Monument dis.
mond. Stantons will meet Hartfords
at l o'clock and s. d. Emery and Har-
lens battle at IL o'clock.
H0man's home run aided Govern
ment Printing Office nine to a 4-to-3
win in Government League yesterday.
Conover and Corkins divided pitch,
ing honors.
Home runs bY Ingram and Caspar
were responsible for State Labor's T.
to.6 win over Veterans Bureau in Fed
eral League yesterday. Corbin held
the losers to Z hits, while Cullinane
was touched for IA.
Chestnut Farms Dairy nine con
tinues to lead Merchants League, and
Bergmann's Laundry nine remains in
the cellar berth as the result of the
formers victory over the latter yes.
terday, II to 6. Conner, with a homer
and three singles, featured at bat
Treasury came back strong, count.
ing three runs in the seventh and four
in the ninth to win over Post Office in
Departmental League yesterday, 10
to 4
Evening star., 1927-06-02

w YITH three games booked for
n Saturday and Sunday, in
wv Guiding a hop to Warsaw.
Va, Manager Bottle Cox has
plotted Il busy week end
for the Mohawks,
IIe will take his charges to Warsaw
on Saturday. meeting at the club at
O'Clock that morning. A hurried
return will he necessary. as a double
bill is carded at Union League Park
Sunday afternoon with the Black SoX.
Clapper and McQuinn are possible
moundsmen al the Virginia town,
with Dick Hughes and Mike Earring
ton ready for the twin attraction.
One Of the hest junior games
staged here in some time can be eX-
pected on Sunday when AnacOstia
Eagle Juniors and Manhattans, both
undefeated, meet on FairlaWn Field
at 3 o'clock NIanhattans claim the
District championship with 13
straight wins. Eagle youngsters have
string of seven victories.
Hess A. c. players are scheduled to
meet tonight at o'clock at the home
Of Manager Dietrich, 723 Tenth street
southeast, following the game with
SIMPSONS Dairy nine this afternoon
on the Fifth and l. streets diamond.
A meeting of Waverly Junior play.
ers has been called by Manager Frank
kersev at o'clock tonight at the
NcGill Building Plans will he made
10 enter the Capital City League.
Auth Juniors will sign Capital City
League contracts at n meeting tonight
at SIG + street southwest, The fol-
lowing viii play in the league: Wal
ters. KatZman. Raeder, Hoffman,
Schellincberg. Raffo, Wiles. Wahler,
Scheer, Bussink. McLarney, Shugrue,
Shapiro. Cappelli. Edwards, Gordon,
Appich and Rothery.
A hard.fought battle is expected Sat
urday afternoon. when Addison A. {.
and Donohoe Motor mines meet in
Georgetown Hollow at 3 o'clock.
Yorkes of Petworth League will
meet tonight at the home of Pop jew
EFT, 329 Webster street, at 7:30 o'clock.
Northeast Motor Co. mines entrance
into Capital City League compels the
cancellation of all independent games
booked by that team, the manager has
announced.
Holmes Bakers and Terminal Ice
men will be unable to play tomorrow
due to the fact that the latter was
unable TO secure a diamond.
Willie Andrews has carded a game
with Cedar Grove nine at Deale. Md.
Saturday. for his National Circles. and
another for Sunday with Mitchells-
VILE Md. team.
Simpsons Dairy nine started well
Yesterday, with a 17-to-1 victory over
Providence Hospital outfit. Raines
and A. Simpson held the losers to 3
hits. while tho winners gathered %
| bingles.
Navy Yard Craftmen halted Moose
| Seniors f1ve-game winning streak
yesterday by banging out an 11-to-7
win. Osburn was effective for the
sailors.
Gathering II hits off Dewdney and
Myer, Terminal Icemen took a 15-to-3
game from Modern Woodmen. Mo-
lene's homer and Anderson's hitting
featured.
Manager Heisinger is seeking a
game for his Douglas A. c. for Sun
day. Senior teams communicate with
him at Lincoln 2430-J.
Unlimited class foes are sought by
Evening star., 1927-06-02
WINNERS IN SWIMMING
MEETS TO GET REWARDS

Winners in the Catalina Channel
swim and the Laurel marathon, con.
Quoted at the local Y. NJ. c. A, will
be presented with emblems at the Y
gymnasium tomorrow afternoon at
5:45 o'clock.
Raymond O. Eliason. the winner and
nine other contestants, will receive
awards for the swim, while Henry
Maranian, winner. and "a contestants
in the 20.mile run, will also receive
emblems.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
BUGS RELEASE SICKING,

PITTSBURGH, June 2 P).-In-
fielder Eddie Sticking has been released
outright by the Pittsburgh Pirates to
Indianapolis. Sticking was obtained
from Indianapolis a week before the
season opened. but sore shoulder
prevented him from being of much use
to the Pirates.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
BUGS RECALL BRICKELL.

PITTSBURGH. June . P).-F'red
Brickell, outflelder. farmed out to In.
dianapolis just before the National
League season opened. has been re-
called by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
multaneously announcement was
made of the release, under option, of
Herman Layne. outfielder, to the same
club
Evening star., 1927-06-02
PIRATES AND MEADOWS
HAVE STREAKS SMASHED

run was scored on a homer by koenig,
his second in two days.
Cleveland had a big day in pound
ing out 14,to-1 decision over Detroit
for an even break in their series, The
ardhitting Tigers with their mur-
derers' row of Manush. Fothergill and
Heilmann. could make but three hits
off young Hudlin, who notChed his
sixth victory of the year to the tune
of 20 hits by his own team.
A pitching exhibition almost as daz
zling as Hudlin's was produced by the
massive Jim Elliott of the Robins.
Hurting his team to its fourth straight
victory over the Braves by to 2. The
mountain man from Terre Haute al
lowed but four hits and showed the
speed of a Vance or a Walter Johnson.
A summary of yesterdays games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 1oo0Oo0ot-5 o
Phiiadeiphia ..... 10000 o. O--1 6 l
Thomas and Collins; Walberg and Coch-
rane.
Cleveland .......02 02703110 0-14 20 9
Detroit .. OF 000 O o O. o
Hudlin and Myatt; Gibson. Hawkins. Wells
Smith and Wondali.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn .,...,...3QQo 330o990 o--6 Z ?
Elliott and Deberry; Benton Edwards,
Genewich and Taylor.
Philadelphia ....... 10000 o. o. g o
Pittsburgh ....... 0001 90 : II Il /
Pruett Carlson and Wilson; Meadows. Nor
rison. Yde and Smith
Evening star., 1927-06-02
STORM KING IS FIRST
IN OLD BIRD FLIGHT

United States Naval Air Stations
Storm King won the sixth old bird
race held from Deshler Ohio, under
the auspices OF the Aero Racing Pig
con Club, averaging 908 yards per
minute.
Sixty ffrst-class birds were entered
in the 400-mile race.
Winning lofts ard yards per minute:
Evening star., 1927-06-02
GIANTS SELL HANDY.

NEW YORK, June 2 C40.-The New
York Nationals have announced the
sale of ]. Sanford Handy. catcher: to
the New Orleans team of the Southern
Association. He came to the Giants
from the Norfolk team.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
CARDS PLAYER COSTLY.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 9 (P.-
Syracuse will receive pitchers Eddie
Dyer and Jack Schelberg and Catcher
Bobby Schang from the st. Louis
Cardinals in exchange for Catcher
John Schultz. traded to the world
champions last Saturday.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
LEAGUE GAME ENDS, 17.2.

Government Printing Office dia.
monders ran wild and hit freely to
win over State Department in Colored
Departmental League yesterday. II
TO ?. Bland held the losers while
Bevely and Taylor We're touched
freely
Evening star., 1927-06-02
GRADS VS.. UNDERGRADs.

A nine comprising members of the
June graduating class of Powell
Junior High was to face a team made
UP of undergraduates this afternoon
at $50 o'clock on the Sixteenth Street
Reservoir Field
Evening star., 1927-06-02
CUBS GET PITCHER DEAN.

CHICAGO, June . Np).-The Chi
cago Cubs have purchased Pitcher
Wayland Dean, former Giant star.
from the Philadelphia Nationals.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
BIG BAN GOT BASE BALL
FEVER WHILE IN COLLEGE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Long before Byron Bancroft John
son, president Of the American
League, became interested in profess
sional base ball, he played the game
so well at Marietta. Ohio, College that
the school paper suggested organiza-
tion Of n team around him.
Ban was a freshman member OF the
Alpha Kappa Literary Society at
Marietta College when Charles q.
Dawes was president Of the society,
and he got his bachelors degree the
year Dawes was made a master Of
arts. He gave Marietta $4,000 to
help build new gymnasium.
There are $500 outdoor play.
grounds in 758 cities in the United
Evening star., 1927-06-02
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

MINI ,polis e, &c m u .6i99 Kansas C. 20 22.4Md8 M
mTa@fse ndnpos % u 9 55 M ttoRsys tombns 1SSS S4 S44
Indianapolis 49,. ooo1ooooo1ff z. . .
Toledo ........ - o q :! x---G o
schupp and Florence: PfeHer and Heving.
folumh2ns ..... oo00Q0Q0o-o g. /
Morris and Bird; Dawson and McMullen.
Minneapolis -. 1od0093oo-,5 II Q
Wilson and Kruger: Yarmouth. Olsen,
| Shehan and Shinault.
MiilwaaRee Ii aaRs -: ..:. 06o0oddg9a-S = 3
shealy. McQuaid and semer: Sanders
! Johnson, Humber and Young,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
s,4.ss.s & + s $s, Rs:ss.s: q i 55s $&5
Fo1onio fstmoro H sS3 SS3 Rssdns RsSars 2! M t55
Jersey City 80. o09000ddddd-$ 8 3
Parks and Daily; Chambers and Lake
READING Tdfi -. 63 300IT1 i 0-12 ii :
zubris. Swaney, Brennan Howard, Cheeves
, and skiff Slappey. Charlton. Rurprich and
| Davis
Baffalt T9a9q50 ... o6220o6Go s. s. iS 10 J
Ogden. Prof1tt and Barnes: Doyle and Har-
grave.
EocHs.ser fys3Suse 1Idd90oil9I0o44-a ! /
Miller and Morrow; Horne and Head
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta " y Il h BSt BS' n Orleans y / / faa f@t
SSashyiiie @$3I .555 Mobile -. s$ 24 4zs
Memphis. Il 80 5II Chat.oosa 20 81 3o2
Ncx q1rlean. -, oo9199qoqo-!R ; I h.f :
Memphis ...,.. 0012 0 0 X--5 3
Scott King and Dowie; Bonnelly and Nc
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond ..... o90300d&q-5 - :
Reese. Jouiff aud seasholtz; Hines and
Dayton,
Portsmouth .... I210030Q2-o - Q
Greene and Brandon: Boerner and Abbott
Kiqston KiIsto ....99 999903300dd-t u /
| Jones and Sims Foulkin and Farr.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenville. "a: Asheville 81.
| Charlotte. b Augusta. ..
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
| Seattle. O.: Los Angeles s.
San Francisco 10: Portland. 1
| Sacramento. 5 Hollywood -
| Missions. 6: Oakland. o.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
| Shreveport, &: Fort Worth 3.
| Wichita Falls, 6: Dallas. 3.
| San Antonio. IL Beaumont. 3.
| Waco. 4 Houston. 3.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
| Savannah. 1: Montgomery. 0.
| St Augustine. 8 Selma Q
| Albany. 5: Pensacola. T.
| Jacksonville, 10; Columbus g.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
| Raleigh. 10: Salisbury, -
| Winston Salem Z: High Point 1
| Rocky Mount, 0: Durham, ..
Evening star., 1927-06-02

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Brooklyn. Il: Boston. >.
Philadelphia. :: Pittsburgh, 4.
Cincinnati-st. Louis Tain)'
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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+Batted for Reeves i'm the eighth.
&Batted for BraXton in the NINTH
Boston ......... 3 o O q o 0--6
Washington . 49,. o o o o 0--1
Two-base bits-FIagstead. Rice. Three
base hits--ROthrock, TObin. stolen base
RueI. Sacrifce-TOdt. Left on bases
Boston. 4; Washington. il. Struck out
BY Harriss. 3: by Marberry. l.. Bases on
balls---By Harriss, I. Hits--Of Marberry,
in 6 innings: off Braxton. IN inningS
Ruel, Goslin) Losing pitcher--Marberry.
Tmpires--Messrs. Dineen and Nallin. Time
of game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY, GAMES TOMORROW
st. T.. at Washington, st. J.: at Washington.
Detroit mt New York Detroit at New York.
Cleveland Mt Phila. Cleveland a. Fhiih'
Chicago at Boston, Chicago AT BOSTON,
Evening star., 1927-06-02

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Phila. at PITTSBURGH. \. Y. at Cincinnati.
y. Y. at Cincinnati. PhIa. mt Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
BY Red Sox Would Redeem, Themselves in Series With Bons
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Roston. g.: Washington. /.
Cleveland. Ii: Detroit. 1.
New York. .: Philadelphia. I.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
Can't Hit Harriss.

The Nationals showing against the
Red Sox yesterday was particularly
dismal. They did no hitting to speak
of at the expense of their arch-enemy
of the pitching hill. Slim Harriss,
while their hurlers could not stem the
onslaught of the Hubmen when hits
meant runs.
Harriss yielded six hits and one
Evening star., 1927-06-02

Navy Yard Craftmen halted Moose
Seniors five-game winning streak
yesterday by banging out an 11-to-7
win. Osburn was effective for the
sailors.
Evening star., 1927-06-02

Gathering II hits off Dewdney and
Myer, Terminal Icemen took a 15-to-3
game from Modern Woodmen. Mo-
lene's homer and Anderson's hitting
featured
Evening star., 1927-06-02

Simpsons Dairy nine started well
Yesterday with a 17-to-1 victory over
Providence Hospital outfit. Raines
and "A. Simpson held the losers to
hits. while tho winners gathered %
bingIeS.
Evening star., 1927-06-02
BEANED

. ~Ratted for MarberTy i'm the sixth.
+Bafted for Reeves I'm the eighth.
%Ratted for RraNton in the ninth
Evening star., 1927-06-02

Willie Andrews has carded game
with Cedar Grove nine at Deale, Md,
Saturday. for his National Circles. and
another for Sunday with Mitchells-
willie, Md. team.
Evening star., 1927-06-02

Manager Heisinger is seeking a
game for his Douglas A. c. for sun
day. Senior teams communicate with
him at Lincoln 2430.J.
Unlimited class foes are sought by
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-01
WHAT PROBABLY WILL COME TO PASS
(Prescott Courier) asF'y


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entirely fail
will major development by the federal the
but control will be built nothing
congressional protect the reclaimed
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friendly plan whereby they
irrigation the anywhere
ee they feel the products of projects would competition
with which yield believe the
procuring low They competition
flood control
little the
development satisfactory
would capital could be
risk politicians the chance On
the Pacific produced
Alaskan coal for than transmitted distant Colorado
Already millions expended undertakings
Arizona with provide
government
has tried
private
at practically profit at all
apparently inevitable question: after the
states Individual will
the growing opinions
although it will unfortunate
the blame will be difficult flood control will put the issue
slunlher the whole section will become
angud growth of southern Cali
will be small
consolation
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-01
Forge F friendship Bonds

Establishment telephone between Mexico
City Washington relationships
between the
II different countries
understanding of the spirit
VIII be due to the constantly growing better
The mere fact that President Coolidge Gales
calls for each other will
that is lost when prosecuted through parties
The peoples all
nations
Washington Mexico
the diplomatic language the
points relating to opn covenants
OF
yersatons between governments
In the long distance conversation presidents were
linked both capitals replied hoped the event ark
in which needless differ
could be set
listened
sttnCVey with the result that
their official interchanges
President Cooidges in
President Gales made his
The scientific achievement
the the first
The second thought that
closely that MISUNDERSTANDING have been
annih1aed -
Coolidge
had anything people heart after
listening to his voice telephone?
And
anything
other the danger there MISUNDERSTANDING strife.
n in
Mexico City and Washington by telephone