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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20
Program Piracy Rzadu Ch}opskiego
Zaczyna Budzic Powszechne "a
ufanie w Rumunii.
PJIkARESZT.

BUKARESZT. Rumunja. -
Geese dotychczasowych przeciwni-
kow nowego rzadu chiopskiego wy
razila swe g}ebokie zadowolenie z
postepowania nowego premjera,
Juliu Manu-, wysunietego przez po-
tezne W Rumunji stronnictwo chop
skie. konserwatysci przyznaja mu
wielki takt zupelne zrownowa, ,
zenie pogladow Podoba sic ogolnie
to, ze Manu- "a wszelka Gene zwal.
cza} projekt wywo}ania rewolucJi il
ch}opskiej W Rumunji daryl do
opanowania rzadu przez ch}opow
bez krwi przelewu. Ponadto podo-
bac sic juz teraz wszystkim zaczy-
ma program piracy nowego rzadu.-
Manu- stwierdzil, ze ME ma mai
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20
L. H. DZIEWECZYNSKA, Sekr. Jen

znajdzie sic cz}owiek, silny, rozum
ny, rzetelny, W postanowieniach
nieugiety, ambitny, lecz niezarozu-
,niaiy, ME wlasne korzysci lecz do
bro ogolne majacy ma celu, MECH
ujmie W karby tutejszy nasz zespof
obywatelski MECH prowadzi ME
manowcami - jak dotychczas -
ME scieiynami, lecz droga prosta
do zwyciestwa.
Me poklask chwilowy chodzic
nu powinno, ale trwafa wdziecz-
nose, jaka sobie zaskarbie mole
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20
Posiedzenie Zarzadu Centralnego.

Regularne meseczne posiedzenie Zarzadu Gen.
tralnego Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjednoczo
nych pod opieka swietej Rodziny odbedzie sic "
czorem W sail zwykfych posiedzen. Uprasza sic wszy-
stkie interesowane o punktualne przybycie po.
siostrzanem pozdroweniem,
L. H. DZIEWECZYNSkA, Sekr. Jen.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20

u tutejszego zespolu obywatelstwa
polskiego pochodzenia.
Jest to rzecz wazna, konieczna,
nieodzowna zda sic prowadzaca
do celu. Me potem, ME ma miesiac
czy diva pred wyborami, ale juz
teraz o, tenn pomyslec naleiy, je-
zeli ME chcemy, ably mas sic smia
no, lekcewazono i uwazano "a
liczna wprawdzie, lecz chaotyczna,
krnabrna, niekarna niesforna gro.
made, z jaka Mkt powainiej liczyc
sic ME potrzebuje.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20

mniejszego zamiaru przeprowadze~
MIA zamachu stanu W Rumunji, ME
daily do obalenia monarchji stwo-
rzenia republiki. Me jest tez zwo-
lennikiem idei sprowadzenia ksiecia
karola do Rumunji.
Wszystko to zdobywa mu coraz
iczniejsze szeregi przyjacio} -
zdaje sic. ze Rad premjera Manu-
utrzyma sic znacznie d}uzej, niz mu
pierwotnie rokowano.
Przedewszystkiem postawil sobit,
MANU- "a eel. poprawienie stosun-
kow rumunsko -sowieckich. Miedzy
Rumunja a Sowietami tkwif zawsze
ostry zgrzyt powodu zabrania Be-
sarabji przez Rumunje.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20
HOOVER ROZPOCZYNA TURE
"DOBREJ WOLP'.
ODPkYWA OKRETEM "MARYLAND'; PlERW
sly PRZYSTANEK w NICARAGUA.
Ameryka kacinska gotowa ma przyjecie
prezydenta-elekta.

PALO ALTO, Cal. - Prezydent-
elekt pani Hoover, W towarzystwie
syna, Allana, sztabu z 3 osob,
opuscili Palo Alto udajac sic W dwu
miesieczna podroz po Centralnej i
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20

Poiudniowej Ameryce.
w Los Angeles mial sic przyla-
czyc do Mich AMBASSADOR Henry P.
Fletcher, reprezentujacy departa-
ment stanu
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-11-20

Kiedy cia1o "gentlemana
z Bowery" opuszczane by
10 do grobu w New Yorku,
i ma trumnie znajdowal sic
wieniec wiceprezydenta St.
H., p. Dawes, by4 przy
SVEN biurku w Chicago
opowiadaf swym znajomym
divine koleje losu swoje i
jego serdecznego przyjacie
la, kt6ry po wielu trudach
i przejsciach zyciowych,
zmar} pred kilku dniami
w New Yorku.
Zmar4y kolega wicepre-
zydenta, nazy wal sic
Brandt Hubert, znany on
by4 we wszystkich knaj-
pach pod przydomkiem
"Gentleman Z Bowery'. -
Wszedzie znano go, jake
cz}owieka wyksztafconego,
lecz wykolejonego. HUI
bert by4 na}ogowym pija-
klein. CO zarobi4 przepi-
jail, a gdy brakio pieniedzy.
pozyczaf i pill, pill do ME
mozliwosci. ..--.-..-,.--. - -
Pan Dawes cd lat milo.
dzienczych byf serdecz.
nym jego przyjacielem. Ra
zem chodzili do szko1y po.
czatkowej, razem ukonczy.
Ii srednia szko4e razem u.
czeszczali ma uniwersytet
Po skonczonych studjach,
kazdy z mich poszed} W
swoja strone. Huber skof
czy4 inzynierje. Cd chwil5
rozejscia sic, przyjaciele
ME widzieli sic przez sze.
reg d4ugich lat. Dopierc
kilka lat temu wstecz, div
nym zbiegiem okolicznosci
p. Dawes spotka} przyjacie
la sWegO w restauracJl
gdzie zwykf jadac obiady
By4 on tutaj kelnerem. -
Dawes przychodzi4 do te.
restauracji czesto i zawszt
po obiedzie pogawedzili so
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05

ested in the quicksilver industry
and they listened closely while
o. r. Grave described the various
quicksilver minerals, the existence
of several of which had not been
even suspected by some who are
engaged in the business.
E. S. Leaver. director of the
bureau OF mines, spoke for the
probability of the operator being
being deceived in his determina-
tionS by the loss of quicksilver
in fumes on account of improper
fluking and the presence of an
timony, which is likely to be weigh
ed up as quicksilver. and he said
that the bureau would determine
free of charge the proper fluxing
for ores sent in by miners. and
proSpectors.
r. NJ. : OrmSby described the
property of the Nevada QuickSil-
yer company located Is miles east
of Lovelook and, the ajacent dis
trict in an interesting and instrue-
tive manner and a general dis
cuSSion followed.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05

ing imitation of a curly headed.
fighter so true TO life that the
crowd cheered. For more than an
hour he poured forth an irresistible
humor:
Il enjoyed the fighs The losers
we're game, it looked tough to
me. Those kids are clever.
You know I have been in the
movies and you wonder how they
came to take a tough looking
bat like me after having so many
of the curly headed boys in pict-
ures. The movie people took me
as an inspiration to homely men.
After I went in the population
of Los Angeles doubled.
You know I was Mayor of Bev-
erly Hills, but they threw me out.
I made the mistake of joining
the better element but there are
no enough of the decent people
in a town to support a man. 7
also wanted to cut the movie
actors to two marriages a year
and to close the cafes at three
a. m, and they said I was narrow
minded. I say that anyone who
is not drunk by three amt trying.
He's not working at the job. Now
I'm president of the ex-mayors
club, a growing orgnization.
MARY nd Doug live on the
same hill I do. but they live at
the top while I live at the bot
tom where the roads fork. That
counry is populated by Iowans
and JapS-both breed terrible.
They come driving up while
am putting in a days work in
the yard or licking nv third kid.
or something and saw Where does
Mary Pickford live And I point
lust like that and say Up on the
hill and when I die they are
going to wake . statue of me
pointing that way."
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
LOCAL TYPISTS
IN RENO RACE

Again the high school will be
represented at Reno by two COM
petent young misses the latter
part of May State contests in
shorthand will be held there in
which Miss Nina Corkhill a senior
will enter, and typing, in which
Miss Ellen Ball also a senior, will
participate.
Miss Corkhill in a recent test of
dictation for five minutes at 100
words a minute attained the re-
suit of a 992ob accuracy in her
transcription. Miss Ball has led
the class in typing the entire year
and last Tuesday won a ruby pin
for tipping 83 words a minute for
fifteen minutes. She is the only
student to attain this high rate
Of speed so far this year.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
CAR OF CHICAGO
PAIR WRECKED

c. A. Counter and wife, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, narrowly escaped injury
when the REQ sedan in which
they were riding took a nose dive
off the grade of the Los Angeles
highway last night.
According to Counter, who was
returning from a Southern Califor-
MIA trip, a tire blew out in the
loose gravel shoulder on the road
five miles south of the city and
threw the car end over end into
the SagebruSh.
The automobile was badly
wrecked and acid from the bat
terry wrought havoc with the plush
lining and upholstering.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
BIOLOGISTS ALL AGREE ON
PROSPECTS OF WAHMONIE

The opinions of those who dis
cuSsed the merits of the camp of
Wahmonie at the meeting of the
Nevada section of the American
institute of Mining and Metallur-
gical Engineers were so unani-
mously favorable that Jay A. Car
penter, the chairman, called for
adverse criticisms, but none was
forthcoming.
r. M Oliver, who visited the
camp soon after its discovery des-
cribed the formations, vein systems
fiSSuring and the mineral char
acterSticS. In his opinion the sur
face andesite is underlaid by a
similar but older formation, and
he thought that at a depth of
perhaps $50 feet it was possible
that the ascending solutions mibht
have permeated the wall-rock OF
the veins, forming bonanza ore
bodies.
]. Claude jones' Erom slides
made of the ore and formation,
expressed the opinion that the
orebodieS of the camp were of the
shallow deposit type. such as were
present in the rich camps of Gold
field, Tonopah and the Comstock.
These deposits are found. he said
to a depth of 1000 feet or more.
and are generally of the bonanza
type. The ore and formations of
the camp more closely resemble
Goldfield that Tonopah( and pri-
mary minerals such as tellurium
and silver Sulphde, are favorable
to permanency.
Roy Hardy and A. D. Nash also
had good words to say for the
camp.
There were many present inter
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
AGE WANT-ADS BRING
TOO MUCH WORK: MAN
COMES BACK TO TOWN

Again Age want-adS told
the world. Charles b. Ruck-
er, Pasadena upholsterer came
to town a few day ago to look
over the field with the pOSSi-
bility that he might locate
here.
To utilize his time he ran
an Age want-ad. The adyer-
tisement brought in the buSi-
ness. Rucker completed the
jobs and returned to Pasadena
but still orGers for uphOlSter-
ing in response to the ad kept
piling in and w. W. Davis, the
home furniSher, was forced to
call Rueker back to take care
of the landslide of business.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
Will Rogers Headlines Legion Fight
Card; Crowd Cheers For in Hour

Will Rogers was the out
standing hero of the Legion
fight card Thursday evening
Whatever interest there may
have been in the fiStic events
was far oVerShadOWed by the
rOllicking humor given forth
by Rogers for more than an
hour.
But at that the fights afforded
good entertainment There was
no great amount of damage done
nor gore shed by any of the par
ticipants, but they all worked to
the best of their ability and put
on some good stun.
Henry st. Amand refereed the
first event, four two minute rounds
between Young Hooper and Kid
Hickman. Hooper was obviously
no match for his antagonist, but
he made a game fight which was
recognized and complimented by
Will Rogers who Salved the feel
ings of the loser with a greenbacK.
The second event vas four two
minute rounds between Ross Sly
of Caliente and RAY Neil OF Nee
dies. with Ernie Cra~.n as referee.
It was busy but not productive OF
results. the referee deciding 1t was
a draw.
THIRD is DRAW
THIRD EVENT: Kid Rose and
Kid SWartz, botn OF Las Vegas,
went four rounds to draw.
FOURTH EVENT. Razz Tar
tar. Las Vegas favorite, and How
ard Lacey. weighing III at 10
pounds went four th"y2-mlnute
rounds. From the beginning
Razz bored in relentlessly, but La
cey showed a gameness that won
the crowd. In the fourth rouno
Lacey made a desperate rally
but went down four tines under
the battering of Razz, TO whom
Referee Cragin properly awarded
the honors. Again Will Rogers
a game sport by snip
ming Lacey a greenback as ne
came out of the ring.
STOPS IN THIRD
MAIN EVENT: This was sche-
duled as six three minute rounds
between Rudy Hamilton Of San
Diego and Neil Zufelt of Salt Lake
With Coach Butcher as referee.
Hamilton took the aggressive al
most at the start. In the second
round Zufelt went down for a
count of five; then agan Tor y
and again for nine, but he man
aged to last the round
In the third round Hamilton
opened fiercelv and soon had the
salt Lake boy on the canvas LOT
the decision.
ROGERS ON CANVAS
Will Rogers first gave an anus
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
DESERT ALMOST GETS
MOTHER AND KIDS.

Somebody got Julius AhI-
strOm's goats. Not just one,
but a nanny and a couple of
kids. This most serious matter
was reported to officers of the
law and undersheriff McCu-
brey began a systematic search
of the various ranches, think
ing perhaps the can cOnsum-
erS had wandered into green
er fields than that provided
them at the airport where
Julius wrangles planes.
But Wednesday evening out
of the Sgae scented fringe
bordering the field-came the
wanderers, Nanny and the
kids. Yep. TIL desert got 'em
but they escaped and came
back to port.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
DROWNED TOT IS
BURIED FRIDAY.

Thelma Cozart, l8 months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Cozart of Moapa valley, was bur
led yesterday afternoon and the
entire community is sorrowing with
her grieving parents.
The little tot, toddling TO the
canal which flows past the fam
lily home, is supposed to have
fallen in for she was found some
time later several hundred yards
below the house. A spark OF lie
still existed, but her condltlon
was too weak and the spark pc
yond human revival. Work py
Dave Conger and L. Syphus 70
resuscitate the tot proved futile.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
CONVICT
TELLS OF
KILLING
DOPE USING STAR WAS
FOUNDATION FOR
UEATH PLOT
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international News Service
May Sin dramatic IaShon, j
May5-In d dramatic fashion, j
@. Barrett, convict, today
branded himself as the slayer OF
William Desmond Taylor IN a
confession which is purported to
solve the six year OLD mystery OF
the Staying OF the Los Angeles
motion picture director
Barrett was summoned to the
warden's Office to explain the let
ter he had written to federal
officials in Los Angeles.
Barrett prefaced the startling
statement with the assertion he
had killed William Desmond Tay-
lor.
II am making this confess
son freely and voluntarily to
clear my conscience and be-
cause 1 was double crossed.
he continued according to the
stenogrsss1c report given out
by warden Smith.
THE plot was hatcned in
New York City and was
AA1 Ca w uO by -
Los Angeles man. The motive
for killing the director was
to dispose of Taylor before
he released secrets of the
movie colony to the press.
Taylor had planned to give
o statement to a newspaper
that would have ruined the
character of at least one movie
star and would have involved
several others.
Behind the whole plot was the
dope traffic
Barrett named prominent
moton pcture actress as being as
Sociated with the Los Angeles men
who, Barrett says, hired him to
murder Taylor.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
MAKES GOOD STRIKE IN
Ell DORADO-EMPlRE CUT

c. E. L. GreSh has made what
appears to be the most important
strike of recent years in Eldorado
Canyon, opening six feet of gold
silver ore which is expected to
run between 5000 and $500 per.
The strike was made in the
croSS-cut of the Edorado- Empire
mining company on the 100-foot
level
The ore is splendid looking rock
and Mr.. Gresh is much elated
at the outlook for the property.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
ALVORD SHIPS
CARLOAD OF ORE

Clark Alvord of Nelson, is ship
ping a carload Of ore from the
Southeastern group of claims in
the El Dorado Canyon. The ore is
Of fine grade, running $50 to the
ton. c. j. Black is hauling the ore
from the canyon to Las Vegas,
The fact that the SoutheaSter
has started shipments is further
indication of the favorable con-
ditions in the Eldorado Canyon.
q district which has produced
many thousands of dollars in
wealth, and which many engin-
ers say has not even been scrat-
ched.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
LADS FUNERAL
SUNDAY AT 2::3O

Funeral services for the late
Albert Crowley. 81 year old son
of Mrs. A. N. Vann will be held
at the Methodist cl'''~"h at 2:30
O'Clock tomorrow at noon.
Albert died at 1900 o'clock
Thursday night frOrn the effects
Of toxema He had len ~ about
10 davs and was under the care
of Drs. Ferguson, Tnlette, Hew-
etson and Munce IN efforts ON
the part of physicians we're futile
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
TRAFFIC VIOLATERS

John Snort and E. Dobesh were
both fined $3.50 by Judge Breeze
in the municipal court for parking
their automobiles at an angle
with the curb on Fremont street.
Fred Leroy pleaded guilty to the
illegal possession of liquor and
was fined 500.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
CHINESE BLAME
JAPANESE FOR
TSIIlAN BATTLE
FIGHTING CEASES SAYS
UNOFFICIAL REPORT d.
TO LONDON
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International News Service
SHANGHAI, May 5-The Chi
nese nationaistS' government to-
day sent note to Premier Ia
naka of Japan accusing the Jap
anese of the responsibility for
hostilities at Tsinan capital of
Shantung PROVENCE.
The note alleges the Japanese
murdered the nationalist COM
missioner at Tsinan and ten of
his assistants, and then raided
the nationalist foreign affairs bur-
eau at Tsinan which they then
set afire.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
FIRE CHIEF SPORTING
NEW GOLD BADGE

Harold Case, chief of the Las
Vegas fire department. is the
proud wearer of a fine gold badge
Of his Office. 1t is a handsome
piece of work.
The badge was presented by the
Eureka hose company in recog-
milton of the able service perform
ed by Case as chief of the fire
department.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
BOARD NAMES J.
P. FOR TOWNSHIP

p. H. Springer was today ap-
pointed justice of the peace for
Qoodsprings township by the Clark
county board of commissioners.
County bills were allowed and
petitions for pension considered.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
LAST FIGHT FOR
HICKMAN LIFE
BEING MADE

International News Service
LOS ANGELES, May s.
Jerome Walsh, chief counsel
for William Edward Hickman,
arrived today from Kansas
City and plunged into the
final preparations for the
Supreme court fight to save
the condemned kidnapper-
killer, of Marion Parker from
the gallOwS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
VALLEY INUNDATED
WHEN WATERTEARS
HOLE IN BIG DAM
NO DEATHS REPORTED: GREAT STRUCTURE FAST
WEAKENING: WILL COVER ENTIRE VALLEY
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AAHSNH HHEHtHOHHfIH ANNWo SCA FHLC
GREENVILLE, S. c. May s.
CONSERVATION reigned throughout
the fertile Saluda river valley to-
day as the giant TOO. foot Green
vile water works dam threatened
to burst momentarily and release
six billion gallons of water
In the event the gap drain pipe
which started last night, widens
and the dam gives away, the
thickly populated valley extend
ing from Tablerock Cove 81 miles
north of here towards the shoals
20 niles south will become mum
dated it is believed.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
TOM MIX ILL
News Service

International News Service
CHICAGO, May ST o m MI x
was i'll with a severe cold and
forced to postpone a vaudeville
engagement here. He was reported
slightly better this afternoon.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
AMERICANS SAFE

WASHINGTON, May 5-Th e
American consul and all Ameri-
cans at Tsinanfu in the Chinese
war zone are safe, Edwin S. Cum
ningham, American Consul Gener-
al at Shanghai. reported to the
state department today.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
DEGREES GRANTED

Oliver Earle Peterson from Anna
Laura Petersdn, Katherine &c.
LanderS from William Eugene
LanderS, Robert B. Farris from
Louise FarriS
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

HARRISON-WILLIAMS, Louis
Gilbert, 26, and Vera, %, both
of San Bernardino, Calf.
HARRIS-WALTER, James S. 81
and Emily, 26. both of Vegas.
JINKS-CULTER, Joseph Eden,
81, and Valera, 18, both of Los
Angeles.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05

Robbers entered the Green's
burg, Pa, uost Office and stole
$4,000 worth of stamps. We
suggest that if they are caught
they should be made to lick them
all.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
ACTIONS FILED

Alice H Wright VS.. John Wright
(divorce).
Myrtle B. Kays VS. Joseph w
Kays (divorce).
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05

500 students at Yale recently
jammed themselves into a space
accommodating only 200 to listen
to lecture on Shakespeare,
which ought to encourage those
who think our college boys are
not interested in higher things
The lecturer. by the way. was
Gene Tunney.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05
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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-05-05

THE AGE IS published
at Las Vegas. Clark
County. Nevada. the
livest town in the
southwest.
Evening star., 1928-12-26

Warner Mizell one of the outstand-
ing triple threat backs of the year,
as we'll as the hard-running Stumpy
Thomason, redoubtable Father
Lumpkin, Randolph and Durant,
quarterback and star at the pass
ing game. Thomason and Lump
kin possess unusual defensive abil-
ity in addition to value in advanc-
ing the pigskin.
California's record is not as spot
less as Techs, but the argument is
put forth that the Bears have been
running up against sitter competi-
ton in a year that has lifted Pacific
Coast prowess to high level. Their
only defeat was at the hands of the
Olympic Club of San Francisco, but
they played ties with their foremost
two rivals, Stanford and Southern
California.
The Bears have stalwart line
to match Techs with two of the
coasts outstanding performers In
Capt. Irvine Phillips, the javelin
tosSer. at end. and Steve Bancroft
at tackle. Benny Lom's punt1ng
has been a big factor for the Bears
all season and he may have the
edge on Mizell in this. respect.
1t is noteworthy that California
and the South, represented hereto
fore only by Alabama, have exactly
the same record of performance in
the New Year day gridiron classic.
Each scored one victory and figured
in a tie. California beat Ohio State
in 1921 and was tied by Washington
and jefferson in 1922. Alabama de-
feated Washington in 1925 and came
back the next year to tie Stanford.