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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Michigan Eleven
Has Captains

EAST LANSING. Mich. Dee. 10
Ht-For the first time in the history
Of athletics NJ Michigan State Col
lcgc. the Green and White football
team Of 1929 will be under the guild
ance Of two captains. Ncrn Dickson
Of Highland Park Mich. and Fred
Danziger of Detroit were tied in n
vote by their team mates for the
new rridircn c%aptaincy. WV IL Wa
decided that they should share the
honor.
Each man has figured largely in \
late-season backfield offensive this
year BIZ Coach Harry Kipkc's team.
Beginning the season ss y reserve
halfback. Dickson proved himself 2
star before the end Of the grind and
was used rs 2 regular in the last
two games. Danzigcr originally was
slated rs an understudy fullback. but
developed into one of the hest mum
gers Michigan State has had rnr
some time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
TURNOUT
AT ALL-VALLEY
NAMING MEET
Coaches and Officials
Association Will Sc
lcct Mythical Team
Dec. ii

T.. p. Shifflett. OF Brownsville,
former coach Of the Brownsville high
school, and now chairman Of the Of
ficials and Coaches association OF the
Valley ha. sent cut the following
letter;
Next and last meeting, Tuesday
night, Dec. II. at Mercedes high
school. starting al : ,. M.
"As YOU all know by this time, il
was decided AZ our last meeting to
let this meeting he for the purpose
Of officially selecting an 'All-Nalley'
high school football team. We arc
very anxious that everyone interest
cd in any way be present at this
meeting. 80 that IL will be all the
more a full and representative Selec-
ton. than to have just q few turn
out and make it \ half-hesrted af-
fair.
After talking with several close
fans of the game, and those who
have q vote coming, | thought IL best
10 postpone this meeting from Dec,
) to Dec. II as I announced above.
This was done due TO the turn IN
football results. and the failure "a
definitely decide a Valley champion
before this.
The rules for voting Al this meet.
ing arc as follows:
Il. Each school has one coach vote
e. Each school has one sports
writer vote.
.. Each official Of U league ha,
one vote.
The restrictions arc as follows
]. mo coach will he permitted t.
vote for a man on his own team.
y. Each official casting a vote
must have worked in at least three
high school games in the Valley thii
fall.
-. No vote accepted by messon.
ger. The voter must be present anc
present his own vote.
AS stated before I am very any.
ious to give this custom q good start
the first year bv having a large vot,
cast, and since ! do not know ever,
sports writer in the Valley. an
asking each coach t. extend an in.
vitstion to his local sports writer 1,
he present.
Since this will he NY last reror.
| am listing a. account of money
spent for this work:
"l2 stencils. Sl.20. stamps an,
post cards. 1915; envelope. see.
paper, sl.3i; ~mimcograph ink. soc
Total. 1882. Total paid in. $40.
Considering tho mount VI worl
turned out I feel shat VIC arc all,
TO get by fairly reasonable.
I'VE arc more than indebted ~ m,
Mercedes school officials for III,
use OF their building. and we Ger
tainly thank them.
II am very grateful ~ those VII,
took charge Of tho meetings when
asked them to and feel that takin:
everything into consideration ",
have had a much better and helpful
organization both to ourselves and Z,
the schools. than ever before. Pass
ing compliments on to those who ar,
due them, ! have been told BY
great number IF people that the of
ficiatlng m the games this wear "a.
much better than ever before.
II have enjoyed my work with al
of YOU. and hope that this next Yea
VIC viii have still a better and NOR,
lively organization, for tho bcnefi
~ ALL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
ON THIS DATE
Monday. December 10

ls65-Tom King defeats John q.
Heenan In Is rounds for a $4,000
side bet at Woodhurst, Ing.
l90o-Ray Carlyle, outfielder for
the Red Sox, Senators and fanks,
born in Buford, Ga.
l9i2-Luther Mccarthy knocks out
Jim Flynn in IL rounds NJ Vernon.
Cal.
l9i9-Jcss Pritchett, Of lndisnap-
oils. Ind. rolls 500 games in a sane
toned bowling tournament.
l920-Frank Moran knocks out Joe
Beckett in two rounds At London.
Eng.
1923-Ccne Tunney. then worlds
light heavyweight champion. defeats
Harry Grcb in II rounds AZ New
York.
1323-Jack Renault knocks out
Tom Cowlcr Al Rochester, N. NJ. in
four rounds.
1?27-Billy So%uthworth. Of the St.
Louis Cardinals. named manager NJ
the Rochester International team.
i927-Roger Peckinpaugh named
manager ~ the Cleveland Americans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Youth LEADS
TEXAS TEAMS
Coaches Heading Sue
cessful Elevens
Are Youthful
~ HAROLD BANKS
ASSOCIATED Press Staff WRITER

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. i0.-(P-As
in every other enterprise, youth has
forged ahead in the business Of tn
toring outstanding gridiron teams
and in no section OF the country this
year has tho success Of coaches. who
themselves wore the moleskiHs only
a few seasons past, been more aPtly
demonstrated than the Southwest
conference.
Michigan may depend on the mel
low wisdom Of Fielding H.. Yost 20
shape its football fortunes and Dan
IcGugin AZ Vanderbilt continues ~
turn out all-American calbre attn
lctes. set Texas universities have
placed their future w the hands az
newcomers 20 The coaching field with
a marked measure Of success.
ID. N. Bible Nj the Texas Azgicr,
2 member Of the national rules com-
mittce. falls into the veteran class.
Int the remainder. in almost all in.
stances, arc but few years Older than
she men they direct from September
until the seasons emil.
Chief WI this latter group ir y.
r. Mcintosh, 23-yesr-old line coach
of Southern Methodist univcr ty.
whose forward vail haa been u bul-
Wark az defense throughout the sea-
son. Mcintosh is completing his
fourth wear under Ray Morrison ~.
the developer Of the Pony line. hav.
ing been assigned the job At tho age
of 70 when most other pirskin lHmi-
narics are attempting AZ Gust a var
! sity regular.
oddly enough. this coach who dis-
pcnscs the tricks ~ charging. block
ing and tsckling never played prep
~aratory school football. On 1921
when Morrison was IN charge NJ the
freshman team ~ s. N. T.. Mcintosh
came out for the squad. The follow.
ing season he failed ~ make the
first string eleven. but IN the two
succeeding years he came into his
own and some NJ his performance
still bring words of commentator
when Mustang alumni gather.
Gerald Mann. Morrison's assistant
and M of the most brilliant hack.
field %luminarics OF last season. IS y
For six years Matty Bell the Old
Center college end. has been head
Of the coaching system at Texa-
Christian university. When Bel
took over the job he vas 70, but thir
tender age proved no handicap
Teams which in previous years flat.
tened the Frogs have been trounccd
with regularity.
Marty karow. former Ohio State
Texas university for two years and
Schultz and DaUgherty at Rice ana,
are among the youngsters who prom.
Ise 70 step into the shoes of Por
Warner, Bub Zuppke and other grand
old men of the clea~t-ycarred turf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
TELLS OF MAT
STAR'SDEBUT
Frcudenstein Reveals
How Cactus Pete
Began Career
By HAL EUSTACE

Main event, tuesday nights
wrestling card at Fort Brown, Lou
Bartcll, 1870 pounds az Ohio. former
light heavy weight champion or the
world, ~. Cactus Pete Brown. l65
pounds ~ Dallas. present light
heavy weight champion az Mexico.
And thereby hangs an interesting
story. Zen FrcudcrStein, well
known local sportsman and former
promoter Of FL Psso, not only dishes
az the story, sport sheet clippings
and All, but had 4 part IN the event.
lie tells OF how in 1921 n likely
looking boxing prospect came under
his observation. Following the first
rule of the game, Ben looked hin
over carefully and dubbed him Gao
tus Pete before a single lick of
training was put in. Brown, fired
with pugilistic ambitions, then en-
tered into strenuous training.
All prImed up 70 COP the world
title, Brown roared irto the ring for
his first match with one Tommy
Eason. The result vas a dismal
failure that will probably cause Pete
70 frown and Mack Moran WIN
bring that uP?' II he sees this ar.
ticle.
Ben MAS thoroughly disrusted and
told Pete IN no uncertain terms that
he was through. He ever suggested
derisively that Pete try wrestling.
Fcte was not highly elated With
the result or the bout either and
answered self-depreciatingly: 20. r.
Ill try an. thing once
On the next card Pete psrticirst-
ed a. the wrestler in one Of those
much-mootcd wrestling v. boxing
matches.
A 10 the result | quote the fol
lowing from an a~ge-colored sport
page of the III Paso Times:
so far as wrestling IS. boxing
goes in the Southwest as relf-de-
tense argument. wrestling wins, for
the present. Flying Cactus Pete
Brown, wrestler. tackled Cyclone
Briggs. boxer. Brown came TO the
ring equipped for catch-as-catch
can wrestling. Briggs came in with
ti~ve-ounce mitts. Brown mined
Briggs N three minutes and so sec
onds. Briggs made a lead for
Brown. Brown went under the lead
and into 4 clinch. That ended
Briggs chances etc. q. ="
And since that time rete has de-
veloped into ono Of the best mat
mon in the world At his weight. Just
exactly whom the laugh is on We
cannot say but We suspect somebody
viii he getting the ~razzberries over
this story.
Brown has specialized on ri raso
and Mexico rings even though nc
hsils from Dallas. He COPIED the
Mexican title On Z recent expedition
into that country.
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Santa Cruz Dog
Racing Track Is
Said Very Fast

A lightning fast track that may IN
.pirs a record OF " before the meet
Il over will greet the ~rreyhoundS
Ssturday night n they line up for
the opening nights program 81 the
santa Cruz Kennel club, Mstamoros'
Mexico. m it, $4,000 stadium.
Club Officials arc unmistakaoly
pleased over the splendid condition
of the track and The flawless nan
nor in which the mechanical RABBI
has been working IN trials.
with IS colcrful a field ~ run
ners as has ever been assembled for
an inaugural event AZ 2 greyhound
track Valley patrons AZ the races
SATURDAY night of this week, viii be
treated to a brilliant card q run
ming. From tho first race 70 the
eighth the field IA rcplete with dog
Of reputable running careers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Pyle Is Planning
End Bunion DERBY

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-tP-C. 4.
Pyle plans 2 second cross-country
marathon run. starting from New
York. tentatively. on March 81. Just
where il will finish Pyle can't say
Al the moment except that some Pa
cific coast city will get the honor.
Pyle or his hackers, were report
Cd 70 have dropped considerable
cash On tho first derby. won b. ANDY
Payne, OF Claremcre. Okla. last
spring. This time he plans "a
charge each contestant an entry fcs
Of $500 and furnish neither meal.
ncr lodging as he did in the first
race. Some $4,000 in prizes arc ~
be distributed. says thu promoter.
with first prize again $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
a Frogs Answer
Basketball Call

FORT WORTH. Dec. 1o.-Fcurteer
wen answered the call Of Coach Mat
u Bell at Texas Christian univcr'
s,.v this week for the first basket
h.ir practice. Despite the loss q
,Imost all Of last years regulars.
r~rosrectS for n good team are good
Ia the Frogs will soon begin heavy
,orL IA preparation for their strur-
rl- for the title.
The men to answer the call were:
,,ntain Horace Wallin, Clyde Nc
nonneII. Ralph Walker. Roy, Eurv.
. T.rii Provinek, Duane Smith. Noble
AtLint Austin Griffith. Clyde Rob
ersor. Aaron HAYS. Albert FLYNN.
uo~srd Baxter, Russell Chappell and
Othol MartiE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
E#E Tie N HERAL SPORTS SECTION amHz5
Gene, Josephine
Visiting London

LONDON. Dec. TO- Up --Gsns
Tunney and his wife. the former
Mary Josephine Lauder, arrived IN
London today for n weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Tunney will visit
friends and do some sightseeing.
They will return 20 Paris next Nor
day and come back 10 London later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
PORTS FORUM
By Bishop Clements

|"
says Roy Henderson. Austin, head Of
the lntcrseholsstic league, not lat
or than the Saturday following
Thanksgiving. in order for the Valley
winners to participate in state COM
petition under the league.
Brownsville is a member Of the In
terscholastic league. BY observing
The rules OF the league. there are a
number Of football players who were
out this year. who would have made
en-.
Rabbit Maranvillc goes back 70
tho Braves, That's the announce
ment from st. Louis. Meanwhile
pastimed with the Cardinals last
year. lie goes back 70 Boston. his
first love. Remember in 1914, when
the Rabbit was playing shortstop for
the Braves. they beat the Philadel-
phia Athletics four straight games
in the world series classic? Well.
Johnny Evcrs will also NJ back with
Meanwhile on the team, acting as
assistant manager.
y
Devotecs of wrestling have an ep-
! p%ortUnity to witness an interesting
card tomorrow night at Fort Brown.
Promoter Ferguson has lined up
some well known grapplcrs.
Gene Cox. McAllen's crack back
field star. made a hit with local fan
dom. BY his fine playing IN this city
last Friday. Cox is fast. and heady,
long end runs for the Bulldogs as
he has w other games. but then that
Is not to Cox's diseredit. No other
players tho Eagles have faced this
season have done any appreciahlr
sprinting around their ends and
through the line.
AND WOULDN'T A BASEBALL
/ LEAGUE COMPOSED or FOUR
VALLEY CITIES AND kiNGSNILLE
\ AND CORPUS CHRISTI. BE A FINE
CIRCUIT NEXT SUMMER? THINK
lit OVER, You FANS. TIME Is
FLYING.
A McAller fans sends IN the fol.
lowing a~ll-star teams. based. M
SAYS, on games he has witnessed
this season.
First tcam:
Right End-Ramsey. McAllcn.
Right Tackle-Bigger. McAllen.
Right Gusrd-Dunhar, McAllcr.
Crnter-O'Eryan, Brownsville.
Left Tackle-McWilliams. Ssr
Berito.
left Fnd-nyrrstrcet. McAIien.
Quarterback - Newman. Browns
Vile.
Ri-ht Half-Allcn. NrAllen.
Left Hair-Dodson. San Bcrito.
Fuilhack-Barnhsrt. Brownsville.
Second team.
Right End-Cropr. Brownsville.
Right Tackle-W Gods. Mission.
Ccntcr-Patc. NrAIior.
Left Guard-Todd. San Renjlo.
Left Tackle Davis NrAIIen
Tart Frd-Gomr- Mis-irn
ouarterhack-Murrbv Nissio,.
Right Ilalf-Adamsor. san Ronito
Left Haif-GHrza. NcAtirr.
Fullhark-Landrv. Mission.
For honorable mention. the Meal
Ten fam list- the following p~Iaters
Y clicr. RrownsviIlr: Walsh. Meal
TEN: Woirh. SAN Benito: ReIl. rharr
Strong. Neslaco; Jarrett. Harrpren
Madaru. Mission: Patterson Donna
Perez. Grown willie.
The coachc-. officials and -port
writer's Nc the Valley will meet ~
row night at Mercedes. ~ which tim
an all-Nalley squad will he selected
Chairman Shifflctt of Brownsville
homes ~ have y large and repra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Local Youth On
Class Football
Team at Trinity
Especial 70 The Herald

NAXAHACHIE, Try.. Dee. TO-
Charles Day Of Brownsville i- play
iug with the sophomore football team
in the iutramural contests being held
~ Trinity University. In the games
already played, tho seniors defeat
ed the freshmen and the sophomores
won from the juniors.
Fast games arc being played BY
the four teams rs most of the play
ers are former high school stars
while several have had experience
on the Trinity varsity. Players who
were on the varsity this year arc
not allowed 10 take part IN the class
contests but III they played in pre-
vious years and did not perform for
the Tigers this year they arc eli
rihlc.
Football is the first sport IN the
iutrGmural program at Trinity which
is conducted BY the students. Other
sports that will ~ played include
basketball. baseball, playground
baseball. tennis Golf. vollcybalt
track and handbali.
Glass sports also are played by
the girls Of the school and the class
that wins the most points during
the year is awarded a large silver
loving cup.
Herman koEelski of Yorktown. all
star Texas conference guard. Is pres
idcnt Of the %intramural council and
MS N charge If all the contests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
u. t. SPORTS
a. REFNARD l.. LEBowITZ

By BERNARD y. LtbuNii1
AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. s.-Ihe Long
horn basketball Is practieing
daiIy from . until 1 o'clock under me
direction OF Head Basketball Coach
Fred Walker. Thirty men were pres
art .t the first workout Monday
afternoon. Seven lettermen Will
form the nucleus ~ the team which
nil he built around Captain Holly
I,ocL az Beaumont. circumference
forwsrd last year. Other lettermen
are. steve Nray. Frank thestham,
lax. Loorev. Mona Ress, Sugar
Camp and Biz I'm Rose.
Wray and Camp are we'll knows
throughout the Valley. Wray. whose
home IL a. Donna, is ? former high
,rhcol football star. while Camp
ptaved on the San Bcnito and
brownsville baseball teams several
Years ago while the Rio Grsnde Val
lev league was in progress for the
last time.
The University Intramural Tennis
Singles championship was decided
last week when Julius Gensburg,
formerly OF Mc.Allen, defeated Chss.
Co1ertv in straight sets 6-5, rs and
IS. Gensburg's spectacular playing
IN the early rounds earned him the
right 20 meet Conerty who had pre-
viously disposed n Raghy. the 1927
champion.
Al a meeting of the athletic coun-
I'll Tuesday night, 25 members of the
Longhorn football team were award
Cd letters. Among those receiving
their varsity ct" Was Steve Wrsy Of
Donna.
Wrsy will wind up his athletic ca
-asr al the close or tho current
basketball season. Coming to the
University in 1924 he received his
freshman numerals m football and
basketball. Since becoming eligible
for varsity competition, Nray has
lettsred each year in football and
basketball. and VAS rewarded this
v.sr for his urtiring efforts by he
irr a member Of a Lonchorr football
team that won the Southwest con
ference championship for the first
tin. since 1920.
Arthur Klein OF Harrington won his
nav into the quarter finals IN the
University intrsmural handbsil tour
rament Tuesday by defeating joe
Goltx 1872 1920 and 2l-i7.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
LASSNAN

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-tP-A
Lassman. New York University cap
tain. finds playing tackle a hazardous
business. He broke n Lex last year
and was kicked in the head this
year. ncccssitating n stay in the hos
pital
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
BULLETIN

FIrSt figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday: third. wind velocity
at 5 a. m; fourth, rainfall past %
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
A Merry Christ,
mas and a Stylish
Christmas The
combined in
two trOuser suits.

Let yours be a good old
fashioned Christmas
but don't let your ap-
pearanCe date back far,
Their than 1929. g
In ? trouser suits. We
are offering n remark
able fabric and model
value.
The suits are for imme-
date buying-the saw
ing YOU effect will COW
or months Of satisfsc-
ton.
III you arc going home
or staying home-visit-
ing folks or having
4 folks visit you-one of
these suits should he
yours between now and
Christmas Eve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10

Roy Witt stands out as y If
the best sll-sround backs in Di&ic.
Last season many sports writers
chose him as the Southland's out
standing puntcr. while his forward
passing. blocking and bali-toting
ability also attracted much atten-
tion. Tennessee completed 81 out oE
- passes tossed in six conference
games last year. and II vas Roy
who did practically all n the Vols
hcavinc.
This is Wits third time to cap
tain : football team, he having led
the Baylor school of Chattanooga
eleven in 1924 and the L.. 7. froSh
eleven in 1925. tie is q senior.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Title to Turn
On Coins Flip

AUSTIN. Dec. 10.-El-Port Arthur
and San Antonio Main Avenue High
schools will flip a coin % determine
winner Of Saturdays &C deadlock for
oi.distrlct championship
Where tho score w tied and zach
team has the same number 81 2O-vsrd
pentrations 20 its credit. rules pro-
vide that the contenders shall resort
10 casting Tot for 4 decision.
Roy Henderson. secretary RI tho
fnterTrhclastic League. Monday morn
ing hnd not received formal %Presenta-
ton Of tho controversy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10

EVER HEAR A MOUSE SIN--
LEEDS, EnE-Jsmes Evans, a bank
employee reports that every night a
comes into the kitchen and
sims. making n noise like the basse
string Of viola.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
VALLEY WINNER
+ y -
MAY APPEAR IN
X y r
STATE CONTEST
Special u The Herald

CORPUS CHRISTI. Dee. s.
Lorraine Siderius Of San Benito.
who won the loving cup in the
Home Town essay contest OF the
South Texas Chamber Of Com
merce this year. may have an op-
rortunity 70 compete against win
ners in other districts for all
state honors.
Ray Leeman has suggested 70
heads of the East and West
Texas chambers that district win
ners meet for q state trophy.
The proposal has received con-
siderable support and more than
$500 III prizes already Is available
including 4 diamond ring. Leeman
said.
Miss Siderius won AZ the La
redo convention Of the South Tex
as organization.
PRAYERS BEFORE PLAY
SOUTHEND EnS.-Before th'
football game here both
teams attended 2 special prayer ser
vice arranged b. Rev. Gordon 5. lncs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10

FLTRTS WITH PRETTY COP
NILLESDEN, Eng-William More
lirted with : pretty in the
park. She vas a police womar. He
vas arrested and fined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10

Tic stayed in the Army rs an Off
Ger a few years. but the athletic call
was too great for him and being
also = talented football player. and
student Of the game. he accepted the
head coaching Job at Tennessee Uni
versity. He has made good as q
football mentor. Saturday his club
won from the powerful Florida Ca
tori, 10 ~ 70. in Nashville, Tenn.
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MA PREDAJ

We. 119 Rhoda Ave. sest izbo-
w dom ranaj jkovnou, garadzom,
jeden biloxi cd Mahoning kary q
skoly. Preda sa lacno pre- odce-
stovanie do kraju. Haste sa Y {.
s57 Sherwood Ave. l33)
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MA fREDAJ..

80 akrova farma v Crawford
County, Pa. Dobry 8 izbovy dom
a 2 barny, sajlo, budovy noyo-
opravene. Ovocne . lesne stroTny.
Ma hlavnej ceste, ! ! pol mile cd
mesta. Lacnota K rychlemu pre-
daju. Haste 50 u I. Gentzen, B.
D. No. 4, Youngstown, o. (33
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-30
ROE CALLS FOR
Go. P, MEETING

St. Paul, Aug. 3O.-(F-Ludwig !.
Roe, Republican state chairman, to-
day issued a call to arms to all
members Of the state central COM
mittec, candidates and department
heads. The call took the form of a
summons to a conference, Friday,
Sept. Z. in St. Paul.
At that time. according to Mr..
Roe, final plans for the vote-drive
in Minnesota will be drafted and the
party machinery given its last in
spection.
'ln this campaign there is need
for active and coordinated work by
every member of the state central
committee in order to carry Mime
sofa VIGOROUSLY for Hoover, Mel
son, and Christianson," said Mr..
Roe in a letter mailed today to all
committeeman and women.
"Thc women of Minnesota are we'll
aware that the election Of AL Smith
is the first step toward the return
Of the saloon" said Claude H. Mac
Kenzie, Republican National COM
mitteeman from Minnesota today.
1.-THE farmers are awakening to
the fact that Smiths election means
a dangerous tariff policy and alb
solutely no hope of practical relief.
They know it means the St. Law
renee waterway route will be set
back ten years in it's schedule Of de-
vclopment. Labor knows that Smiths
election means industrial depression
and the peak Of unemployment"