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Evening star., 1928-05-02
TRADE PACE RAPID
. ON CURB EXCHANGE
Many New Highs Scored.
Interest CenterS in the Min
ing Shares Group.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. May 2.--Following yes
terday's 1900 000-share market, the
second largest in the history of the
ued at a rapid pace, with operations
for the rise predominant.
Contrary to the character of the trad
ing when previous records were mark
ed up, today's market was of broad
ening character. and centered not so
much In individual issues. New high
records were established III large
number of issues, while many others
were bid up substantially
Interest centered to large extent
in the mining division, Newmont Min
ing was the feature, making a new high
across l75 The company is a large
holder of Hudson Bay, which also was
in increasing demand at rising prices
Bahia Corporation was bid into new
high ground coincident with reports
concerning the promising operations OF
the corporation and its subsidiaries.
Increased activity in Golden Center
Mines called attention to the outlook
for this company and others operating
in the large tin-producing field of Bo-
liyia. New Industrial interests recently
were elected to the Golden Center di-
rectorate.
UtiIitleS played no small part IN the
days proceedings. United Gas & I'M
provement was the leader. attaining
new peak despite official denial of ru-
mors that a merger with other impor
tant utility interests was under negotia-
ton. Federal Water Supply "A"
American Superpower "A" Mohawk e.
Hudson and International Utilities "B"
all reached new tops 1t was contended
that because of consistency of earnings.
the utilities were attractive If the gen.
eral market is to continue upward.
The record high for Curtiss Aero En-
ports was coincident with current activ-
tiles and strength in airplane and re-
lated stocks. Southern Asbestos stock
and bonds were taken up on belief that
as an earnings proposition the stock was
behind other industrials
Motors was not as prominent as they
had been recently. although Brockway
was taken at its former top and Ford of
Canada. responding to Official state
ments concerning increased production
schedules. gained 10 points TO $50
The oils were led by the new Vacuum
shares. representing the capitalization
with the 100 per cent stock dividend de-
duction.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

NEW YORK. May 2 tP).--Drafting
of q plan for payment Of back dividends
on the preferred stock of the Missouri
Pacific now amounting to $48.76 a share,
which q special committee of directors
has been working out is expected to be
ready in the next three months Wall
Street hears the committee will recon-
mend resumption of DIVIDENDS either
by January /, 1929, or by July that
year.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

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fevers and colds. Always have a
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these three rules OF health: Keep
the head cool, the feet warm, the
bowels open.
We would be glad to have you
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will send you prepaid a FREE
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Evening star., 1928-05-02
PRICES on PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS. May . aPg,--Mixed price
changes marked trading on the BouEke
toos.. Three per cent Yentcs So francs
% centin1es: FIVE per cent loan. 30
francs; exchange on London, ia francs
z cent3n1es The dollar was quoted st
Is francs ~ centimeE
Evening star., 1928-05-02
WRITING PAPER PROFITS.

NEW YORK. Nay LE1.-American
Writing Paper Co. had profit Of s6s,S20
in tne FIRST quarter. equal 10 rs cents q
snare On the z Der cent preferred, in
contrast 10 net loss OF s50,S9e in the
first quarter Of 1927.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
GET CUBAN SMALL SILVER.

HAVANA, May Up. -- About
100000 was shipped by the Cuban
treasury TO the Federal Reserve at
Atlanta this morning in exchange for
Cuban small silver. This is the first
shipment OF United States money un-
der the recently adopted governmental
program to revive Cuban silver tender.
of which there is a pronounced scarcity,
Evening star., 1928-05-02
COTTON GOODS HIGHER

NEW YORK, May 2 Especially -
Cetton goods markets marked prices up
to6sy Ia quiet trading. Print cloths
we're up &c az sc for e4xs0s and a.
s3te for ssZ72s. Raw silks weYe I'm
changed ia q slow market.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, May Lp.--Rye weak
No 2. Western, 1503s. fob, New York
and 1924 elf, export. Other articles
unchanged
Evening star., 1928-05-02
RUBBER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, May 2 fspeciAlj -
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets. so-
gaEced quarter cent al Docayg noon
quotation " lT1s This compares with
2eizc . month ago and sic q year ago
Evening star., 1928-05-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

WAIIBFKEh Cf) .-- FiTst quarter SAFES
81 ~ Wsiffsen Co kseono lsfgett df1E
store ehsln sys'snn in ire United states
raas 70 se.sa2.6is from s4,44s,56s IN the
saA1 Q0aFlAF q 1877.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
ROXY THEATER DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, May 2 R.-Roxy
Theaters Corporation declared an ini-
tial quarterly dividend of s71z cents
a share on the class "A" stock.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received sy Private Wire Direct to The star omos

Following is q list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
WAR OFFICIAL
RAPS TILDEN
Secretary Davis Be-
lieves Big Bill Not
Amateur

DENVER, July 2s.-P-In a copy
righted story Sunday the Denver
Post vii say that Dwight r. Davis,
secretary of war and donor OF the
historic Davis cup. believes that Will
liam /. Tilden II, captain Of the
Davis cup team now in France,
probably is guilty of professional
ism and should be barred from ANA
teur competition"
From what information | have at
present" the newspaper will quote
the secretary Of war as saying. "and
from the articles by Mr.. Tilden |
have read in the newspapers. Mr..
Tilden clearly is guilty of violating
the amateur rules of the United
States Lawn Tennis association, and
should forfeit his amateur standing.
But | am assuming the articles were
written by him. and were as set out
in the reports"
Mr.. Davis arrived here today en-
route TO the Pacific coast and
Hawaii. Accompanying him were his
daughters. Alice and Cynthia. Col.
J. G. Particle and Lieut.. Lester j..
Maitland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
Moody High Man
In Cameron Vote

Governor Dan Moody was high man
IN Cameron county, sweeping all pre-
cincts with decisive majorities over
Louis Wardlaw, the governor receiv-
ing a total Of 3,122 to 726 for the
Tarrant county candidate. William
Hawkins and Mrs. Wilmans, whose
names were not on the ballot, receiy-
ed a few scattering votes.
Senator Mayfield received a plural
ity, securing 1870 votes as compared
10 1927 for Connally, CTS for Blanton.
5Ss for Owsley and 81 for McLemore.
Notwithstanding the fact the name
OF Tom Love Of Dallas, candidate for
lieutenant governor, was barred from
the ballot, 4S7 Cameron county voters
wrote in his name. Miller, with 1856
votes was high man in the race. Par
mel with 737 coming second. Darwin
y Mccall received 4l9 and 3il, re-
spectively.
;. ". N. Mars. candidate for state
superintendent, was the favorite in
practically all precincts, receiving
1906 votes. The other candidates re.
ceived: Garner 926, Davis 566 and
James 434.
Following Is the vote on other
candidates for state offices:
Land Commissioner-Britton, SAT;
tlynt 1852; Robinson 1896, Terrell
1887.
Rail Commissioner - jefferson
Smith 1871, Lon Smith 2l36.
Judge Of the court of criminal ap-
peals-Morrow 1850, Pierson 926.
Judge Of fourth court OF civil ap-
peals-Thomas IT'S; Smith 1890.
George We%stervelt, candidate for
district attorney, is reported to have
carried the district which comprises
Cameron, 'Willacy. Kennedy, Kleberg
and Nueces counties. His vote in
Cameron county was 1851 as COM
Dared with l305 for ID { pnvi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
MINISTER

GLOUSECTER, Eng.-Rev. o. E.
Hayden. rector Of Avening, has been
suspended for two years owing to
charges made against him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
Westervelt Has
Lead In District
Attorney Race

George c. Westervelt was leading
his opponent, d. S. Purl. for the dis
trict attorneyship despite the fact
that Nueces county had given Purl a
majority OF 1873 votes out Of n Of the
SO boxes OF the county. The district
so far as reported gave Purl 1885 and
Westervelt 4011.
Nueces county gave Purl 14es
votes TO Westervelt's 1909.
From the five counties in the dis
trict, partial returns gave W~estervelt
40ss votes 70 Purl's 1886.
Cameron county had given Wester-
welt 22s5 votes to his opponents li20
with three large and two small boxes
yet to report. There was a Browns
Vile box. one at Harrington, one at
Rio Hondo and two smaller ones that
had not reported early Sunday morn
ing.
Returns from Kennedy county gave
westervelt 81 votes TO Purls IS while
Kleberg county polled 400 for Wester-
Welt TO 266 for Purl.
willacy county ave Westervelt 1868
votes TO Purl's 242.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29

Senator: BIanton -, Connallv AZ
Cunningham 3, Mayfield rs, McLe.
more a, Uwsley Is.
Governor: Moody IS, Wardlaw II.
utenalt Governor: Darwin 10
! !, Mccall Is, Miller ~, ParneII
81.
Attorney General: Pollard l5s.
comptroller: Jones -, Terrell IS.
Treasurer: Harris 65. Hatcher ~.
superintendent Public Instruction /.
Da,!s 81, Garner "a, James l6. Mars
g..
Land Commissioner: Britton 20
Flynt 3, Robinson 81, Terrell IS.
Rail Commissioner: j. Smith 50
/. Smith Sc.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow lO6.
Pierson 80.
Congress: Garner 139, Hardin 23.
Court Civil Appeals: Thomas SO.
Smith ~.
District Attorney: westervelt lOs,
Purl SO.
County Judge: Dsncy 17s, May
field 8.
County Court at Law: Kleiber 179,
Carlton 10.
Sheriff: Brown 66, johnson 2.
Jester So ANANAOAo 49, -AaAdAdl 81,
Henson 3S.
County Treasurer: Hipp 100, Cooke
s..
County Tax Collector: Walton 81,
Fox 166.
District Clerk: Cunningham Is,
Seaman Ia.
Superintendent: Woodbridge II,
Jones 179.
County Attorney: Hall 176, Moran
IL.
Hide and Animal Inspector: Scriv-
ener 1874.
Commissioner, Precinct No. 2:
Champion, 80, Bell III.
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No.
Q nlace No. /: Kowals.i 1872; place 2:
Cain 1875, Dye 30.
Constable, Precinct No. 2: Martin
i25. DeKcrte II, Hanna IS.
Precinct Committeeman: o. VI.
Cctmbe 1872. |
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
HAWKINS ASKS
PROSECUTIONS
Demands Action Upon
Those Who Barred
Him OFF Ticket

BRECKENRIDGE. Tex, July 2s.-
P1-Criminal prosecution Of those
responsible for barring > name
from ballots in several countie. was
demanded in a statement issued here
today by William E. Hawkins, seek
ing the democratic nomination as
candidate for governor OF Texas.
Calling attention to the provi-
sions of Article 207 of the Texas
PENAL code denouncing as a felony
punishable by from one to five years
imprisonment any illegal failure or
refusal Of any county committeeman
to have the name of n certified
candidate printed on the official
ballot, Hawkins demanded that dis
triet judges and district attorneys
of the counties involved present the
matter TO grand juries.
Names Of Hawkins. State Senator
Thomas B. Love and Mrs. Edith
Wilmans. were omitted from the bal
lots of several counties after they
hal publicly announced their non
support of Governor Alfred Smith.
1o'a carried the fight to court and
lost in two lower courts. his appeal
to t. Texas supreme court failing
because that body was on its reg
ular sumner vacation during which.
under Texas law. no appeals are
cor 5ider-d.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
CAMERON VOTE
BY PRECINCTS
Villsnueva-Precinct S

Senator: Blanton 90, Connally 81,
Cunningham 2, Mayfield %, McLe-
more 0, Owsley /.
Governor: Moody 81, Wardlaw 40.
Lieut.. Governors: Darwin 6, Mccall
a, Miller 35, Parnell Is.
comptroller: Jones 81, Terrell So,
Treasurer: Harris 26. Hatcher 80.
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis Q.
Garner IL, James 10, Mars q.
Land commissioner: Britton o
Flynt 2, Robson ~, Terrell II.
Rail Commissioner: jefferson
Smith "a, Lon Smith So.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 81, Pier
son 10.
Congress: Garner so, Hardin %.
Civil Appeals: Thomas IA, Smith ~
District Attorney: Westervelt Sc.
Purl IL.
County Judge; Daney so, Mayfield
County Court at Law: Kleiber 70.
Carlton Ia.
Sheriff: Brown 20. Johnson B. les
ter z, Nichols ], Manahan "a, Hen
son %.
Treasurer: Hipp 80, Cooke 50.
Collector; Walton IL, Fox 20.
District Clerk: Cunningham s.
Seaman Sc. -
superintendent: Woodbridge Ia.
Jones II. -
County Attorney: Hall rs, Moran 4
Commissioner, Pet. 2: Bell e.
Champion a.. -
Justice of the Peace, Pet. 2, place 2.
Cain IS, Dye 81.
Constable, Pct. 2: Hanna 20. De-
Korte 5, Martin 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
Fabric Strikers
Postpone Parade

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July rs
tPl-A crisis in the textile strike
situation here. precipitated ~
threatened parades Of strikers with
put consent of city officials, had
passed without trouble tonight after
the projected demonstration had
been postponed for one week. The
postponement, textile mill commit
Of inclement weather.
Rain which fell early in the dav
caused the parades TO be put off
at IL a. m, although at 2 p. m, the
scheduled time for the parading 90
begin, fair weather prevailed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
|. OWEN RAPS
AIS MEMORY
Hits Smith, Tamrnany
When His SINGER
ity Is Doubted

WASHINGTON, July 2s.=RH
Robert L. Owen, former democratic
senator from Oklahoma who has an
nounced for Herbert Hoover, issued q
statement today disclaiming the sac
curacy of the memory" Of Governor
Smith who had questioned Owens
sincerity in attacking Tammany and
who had declared Owen sought Tam
many aid in 1924 as a presidential
candidate.
The press announces" Owen said,
that Governor Smith questions my
sincerity in criticizing Tammany and
gives as an alleged reason that not
only compels me to question his sin
certify but TO disclaim the accuracy
Of his memory"
Mr.. Owen stated two days ago
when Governor Smith first spoke
that he did not intend to engage in
any controversy of words with the
democratic presidential candidate.
His statement today was issued
through the republican national COM
mitttee after he had called there.
He made no other reference to Gov
ernor Smiths statement that he
sought Tammany aid.
until Tammany is thoroughly re-
formed / refuse to follow its leader
ship" the statement read in part.
"Any suggestion that I have ever ap-
proved the Tammany system has n
foundation. / should rejoice TO see
Tammany reform and support the
principles Of progressive democracy.
Neither Tammany nor Governor
Smith has any claims whatever on
my loyalty, for Tammany, Of which
Governor Smith has been and is a
part, has been disloyal to the demo-
cratic presidential candidates ever
since Governor Smith became its en-
ployee 33 years ago."
1.-THE governor is mistaken" he de-
clared, ain thinking / have left the
democratic party. / have left him
because Of his Tammany environ
ment and affiliations and because he
bolted the democratic platform and
because Hoover promises wonderful
prosperity to America. An over
whelming defeat for Tammany may
teach these happy warriors that
when by a monumental intrigue they
purloin the nominating powers OF the
dry anti-Tammany democrats and
nominate a wet Tammany man they
cannot expect the support Of the
anti-Tammany drys. Loyalty is re-
c~iprocal, and when the Tammany
vets are disloyal to the anti-Tam-
many drys they have no ethical or
moral basis to demand their loyalty"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
Congress and
Appeals Court

DALLAS, Tex, July 30.-Returns
from Saturdays democratic primary
at 1880 a. m. today show the follow
ing totals for congress and court
Of civil appeals:
Congress:
First district, IL counties-returns
from 10 counties. including 0 com
plete: Black S3Ss, Patman l406.
Second district, Il counties-re-
turns from 10 counties, including 0
complete: Box 1902, King 1866.
Sanders 663s.
Fourth district, 5 counties-re-
turns from 3 counties. including D
complete: Andrews GIL. Fughston
1926. Perkins 0, Sherley 722, Ray
burn 5Is6.
Fifth district, 3 counties-returns
from 3 counties. including 0 COM
plete: Summers 1909. Ray Pip, Nc
Calib AIS.
Seventh district. 10 counties-re-
turns from 6 counties. including 0
complete: Briggs 9131, Holbrook
2l52.
Eleventh district, s counties-re-
turns from 6 counties. including 0
complete: Cross 1881. Jones 0,
Maxwell l0045.
Fourteenth district, IL counties
returns from 10 counties. including
Q complete: McCloskey 1889, Rogers
1887.
Fifteenth district, % counties-re-
turns from Is counties, ihclrding 0
complete: Garner 1854, Hardin
1868.
Sixteenth district, IS counties
returns from IL counties, including
0 complete: Hudspeth 1927, Reid se3.
Seventeenth district, 10 counties.
returns from II counties. including 0
complete: Galloway $40. Crisham
SOZS, Lee 1887. Perkins 6163, Shanks
1879.
Eighteenth district, SO Counties
returns from 80 counties, including
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
TEXAS DENIS
HAVE INNINGS
POLLINCVOTE
F~ergusonism Conjured
Up by Moodyin Can
vass; Rains Reduced
Total Is Belief
BY L. b. DILBECK
Associated Press Staff Writer

AUSTIN, Tex, July 2S.-(Pl-The
Texas democratic electorate had its
say at the ballot box Saturday at the
close Of q primary campaign, in which
the ghost Of "Fergusonism" was con-
jured up again by the 35 year old
governor, Dan Moody, in his quest
for reelection.
Claims of nomination without ne
cessity Of entering the August run
off primary were made from the
camps of both Governor Moody and
his opponent, L. j. Wardlaw, Fort
Worth capitalist and ranchman,
through whom, the governor charged.
former Governor James E. Ferguson
has tried ito enter the back door of
the state government again" Fer
guson, husband Of former Governor
Miriam A. Ferguson, whom Governor
Moody defeated in 1926, in a bitter
campaign, was a warm supporter Of
Wardlaw.
Rains in North Texas and other
sections were believed have cut
the total vote below the expected
100000. Even this figure is more
than 10000 lower than the 1926 vote,
stimulated by the Moody-Ferguson
fight.
The governors race apparently
shared interest Saturday with United
States Senator Earle B. Mayfield's
bid for reelection against a field OF
five opponents. These include Mrs,
Minnie Fisher Cunningham. pioneer
OF the women's suffrage movement in
InXnE NEhn AnH1NA1
automobile campaign tour Of this
state.
No disturbances of any conse.
quence were reported. On request OF
residents, anticipating possible cleo,
ton disorders. Gov. Moody sent State
Ranger Captain Frank Hamer Ia
Berger, Tex, Panhandle oil boom
town, which the governor once threat.
ened with martial law.
Former State Supreme Court Jus.
tice William +. Hawkins, another OF
Gov. Moody's three opponents threat.
ened today TO prosecute those re.
sponsible for barring his and other
candidates names from the ballots
because they have foresworn support
Of Gov. AL Smith, democratic presi-
Dental nominee.
The name of Hawkins, Mrs. Edith
Wilmans Of Dallas, the fourth can.
didate for governor and State Sen.
ator Tom Love If Dallas were left
off the ballots Of seven counties as
boilers"
Candidates who fail to secure a
majority over all their opponents
will 90 into the run-off primary with
the next highest candidate in August.
A run-off seemed inevitable in the
senate race.
Hoarse voiced from SO speeches
over a wide area Of the state, Gov.
Moody, who returned 10 Austin al
2 a. m. Saturday came up to the cap
itol and plunged into office work
after a few hours sleep. He ex-
pressed confidence Of nomination in
this primary, before going Saturday
afternoon to his home town, Taylor,
to vote.
Definitely conclusive results of the
election may not be known for two
days, especially in the close races,
because Of the immense size Of the
state and consequent hardness Of re
turns from some sections.
As usual, the closing hours of
election day caught the heavy end OF
the vote and prevented a satisfactory
estimate Of the total polling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
t County Vote
Cast For Connally

An INCOMPLETE report from Starr
county on the senator. governor an!
lieutenant governor races gives the
following results:
Senator: Blanton 2. Connally zoe,
Cunningham /, Mayfield 3, McLe-
more 0, Owsley 0.
Governor: Hawkins 0, Moody 70s,
Wardlaw O. Wilmans 0.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin o.. Love
o, Mccall 3. Miller 708, Parnell 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
VALLEY TRAIN
CRUSHES Man
Pena Dies Saturday
Night South of
San Benito

SAN BENITO, July 2s.-Carlos
Pena Of San Benito, aged about rs.
was instantly killed when hit BY a
passenger train on q culvert about
two miles south Of here about 1880
Saturday night.
The body was dragged about ECO
yards and was horribly mutilated
before the train could be halted.
The head was nearly severed in two
and other parts Of the body were
torn and curshed.
The San Benito rciice were noti-
fled and made a run to the scene of
the accident but nothing could be
done and a call was made on Garza's
undertaking establishment OF
Brownsville who removed the body
al a late hour.
The train was a northbound pas
seneer train out Of Brownsville. The
crew stopped nc San Benito and
made a report Of the occurrence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29

The vote accounted for on cleo
ton night in July, 1926, was &c., 500.
The vote accounted for tonight is
324,490.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
0 complete: Bell s642, Jones 1898
Court OF Civil Appeals

Fourth district, AZ c~ounties-re-
turns from 80 counties. including 0
complete: Smith 1926, Thom-s
9065.
Sixth district, IS counties-re.
turns from II counties, including 0
complete: Levy 1866, Williams
1878.
Eleventh district, 10 counties-re-
turns from ~ counties. including 0
complete: Funderburk 56I1, Patter-
son 4710, Stephens 1923.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
San Benito Man
Is Reported Shot

HASKELL, Texas. July 2s.NRE
A man giving his name as Edward T.
Smith OF San Benito, Texas, was
probably fatally wounded in a shoot
ing ARRAY on the highway between
Haskell and Weinert SaturdaT aft
ernoon He was taken to Stamford
sanitarium. Smith received two
wounds, one bullet from q revolver
striking him in the mouth and an
other in his back.
Officers had made nc arrests late
Ia-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29
MISSOURI PRISONERS ESCAPE

MARSHALL, Mo-, July 2s.-(P1-
Six prisoners escaped from the
Salina county Jail here late today
after overpowering Deputy Sheriff
Arch Fields. Fields received n
scalp wound when one Of the pris-
oners struck him on the head with
his own gun.