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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-27

z ACRES, near city limits Of Mer-
cedes. Citrus soil, four acres bear
ing orchard. Good small house; run
ming water for home ard yard. Elec-
trio lights. S6,50O.0O. Terms. c. T..
Ashbury, Mercedes. Phone 307. All
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NEBRASKA APARTMENTS = Fur

1ished. every convenience. f~riridaire,
gas ranges and heaters. Jefferson
and Fourteenth Streets. Phone 1i94.
W42
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Buy or Exchange
RENTALS

FOR RENT-10 new offices. single
or in suite. in the Champion Build
ing. corner Of 1lth and Madison
streets. Apply NJ. Garcia. Gomez &
Champion, 18th and Madison streets.
AL
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PROFESSIONAL

15-DAY-OLD CHICKS-We have
some high quality Rhode Island Red
chicks at a bargain price to sell at
once. Freeman's Hatchery, Arroyo
Park, San Benito-Harlingen high
way. ALL
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CUT FLOWERS-Bouquets and fun
eral designs our specially. Ferns,
blooming plants. ornamentals. Out OF
town orders solicited. San Benito
Nursery ard Floral Co., San Benito.
Texas. AS
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BUSINESS

FOR SALE-Apartment house, having
{ completely furnished modern
apartments, garages, gas, hot water
and sewer. Excellent income. Part
cash. Balance $40 monthly pay
ments. Address A-19s. care Herald.
A-Ios
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TWO fresh milk cows for sale. In
quire Phillips Store, San Benito.
ALTO
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LIVE

FOR SALE-Grown Persian cats and
kittens. from registered stock. Also
Roller canaries. ]. Moore. Box s51.
Mercedes, Texas. Abs
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EXPERIENCED ZIMMERMAN
Warts position in South Texas. Five
years intensive retail experience
and two years accounting in general
office of large concern. where now
employed Age SO years, married
and excellent health. References
furnished upon request. Address
A-2l0, care Herald. A-2l0
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Situation Wanted

YOUNG LADY, expert typist, expert
ence in s~tenographic and general of
flee work. desires position in Browns
vile. Best references furnished.
Phone s10-J. AIS
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RENTALS
Houses

TWO HOUSES for rent. five and six
rooms. Modern with garages. Phone
1855. Also
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FOR SALES acres Fl Jardin, op-
posite Scotty Mathews. cultivation,
good drainage. $500 per acre. half
cash. Address Dr.. Geo. ". Davis,
Ottawa, Kans. A-1S7
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REAL ESTATE
Farms For Sale

800 ACRES. high fine land, near
Mission. SIS per acre. Pronounced
ideal citrus and grape land. G. Hell
big. Real Estate. Y-l28
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NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
(Matamoros Station
No. 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City
e:50 a. m.
No. 13i-From Mexico City. Monterrey.
1850 %. m.
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BUSINESS SERVICES


BOWER, the florist, flowers and
funeral designs. St. Charles and
Pita. Phone I'll. El65
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Train Information
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES

SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. Si9-From Houston, San Antonio
e:45 q. m.
$3.50 D. m.
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FOR SALE-cheap, BY owner, 10
acres beautiful lake front in Olmito,
adjoining townsite on highway. No
agents. r. D. Box sos, Brownsville.
A-143
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FOR RENT: I or 5 room furnished
modern apartment. including gas
and garage. Call 1O44-W after 8
o'clock. A-163
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RENTALS


APARTMENTS FOR RENT-Apply
M" System Store, 65s, West
Elizabeth St. A-103
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SACRIFICE TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
best soil in Los Fresnos tract, ready
for potato crop. $500 per acre, On
terms. Address Box 6S, Browns
vile, Texas. A-204
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FOR RENT-Five-room Spanish style
cottage. West St. Charles St. Phone
500. A-146
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& DUDLEY
General Contractors and Architects
Home building in brick, stucco or
frame. We specialize in brick and
concrete construction.
Brownsville, Texas Phone 627
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j. S. HALE, master builder, fronts.
fixtures, mechanical, drawing and
details. HOG 1-2 Market Square.
A-157
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HOUSES BUILT right and cheap.
Write me for plans and estimates.
NJ. J. c. Mcdonald, Pharr, Tex.
A-202
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BLACK DIAMOND BUS LINE
Cars 20 Mission on the hour every hour.
g n. m. to 6 r. m. and at 1880 a. m.
$3.50 .. m, 1880 p. m. and 9 .. m.
To Point Isabel. $3.50 a. m. and 1850
p m. 1880 p. m.
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Typewriters

WOODSTOCK
SALES co.
Neutrality-suspicious. Machines
Supphes-Repairs
Phone 5O6-HarlinCen Z-l2
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Lots For Sale

NEAR HIGH SCHOOL, cheap lots,
easy terms; also so feet West
Brownsville with citrus trees; rs
foot corner, fine for apartments. All
bargains. Phone 1862. A-27
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FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
apartment, modern. with garage.
West Brownsville. Phone 1149-W.
AHA
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
ZIMBALIST GETS
VIOLIN STOLEN
OVER YEAR AGO
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW HARTFORD, Conn.,, July
10 After travelling around the
world, a Guadanini violin which was
stolen from Ephraim Zimbalist in
Los Angeles year and half ago
has been returned, the noted violin
ist said today.
ZimbaliSt has just returned from
a concert tour of the Orient and
Australia.
Eighteen months ago, he said, the
violin was stolen from his dressing
room in Los Angeles He was using
another instrument. When he left
the stage at the conclusion of his
performance, the violin had disap-
peared.
Shortly after Zimbalist left for
the Orient, the instrument, still was
unfound. a year ago while he was
in Australia, Chicago police located
the violin. The thief had offered
it for sale in a music store and it
had been recognized as the rare
Guadanini.
1t was shipped to Australia but
Himbalist had gone to Burma. The
violin followed him home, always a
little behind.
Ii is valued at $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
NATIONS ACCEPT
u. s. PLAN FOR
.ANTI-WAR TREATY
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, July l6.-FOur
countrieS-the United States, Ger
many, France and ltaly-now ara
in agreement as to the form of the
renunciation of war treaty which
they are willing to sign. Ten other
interested governments are ex-
pected to fall into line this week.
Notes from Paris and Rome,
published here today, declared the
French and Italian governments
could find no fault with Secretary OF
State Kellogg's draft and there
fore are ready to affiX their sig
natures to the document Germany,
first of the governments to reply t.
the American note of June % last
week took the same view
The French note said Paris was
pleased by the change Kellogg had
made in the preamble of the draft.
1t follows from this, the note as.
serted, '.that the proposed treaty
indeed aims at the perpetuation Of
the pacific and friendly relations
under the cOntraetual conditions in
which they are today established
between the interested nations.
As changed, the preamble provides
that treaty breaking state should
be denied the benefits of the treaty.
Spain and other countries may be
invited informally to become par.
ties to the treaty before it is signed,
it was indicated at the state de-
partment today
Kellogg did not wish to make ths
negotiations too complicated at the
start and therefore held the NUM-
ber of invitations to a minimum, it
was said.
Now, however with the conclus-
ion of the treaty assured, he will
probably suggest that other eoun.
tries be included as original partios
to the pact.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Montana Capital
Has Bad Blaze
ny uaited Press Leased Wire

HELENA. Mont, July l6.-Fire
causing a damage estimated at more
than ~ 800 600 broke out today IN
the rear of "a cafe on Main street
in the heart Of the capitals bust
n,s, district. The fire started about
. "a. M. and was believed to have
been caused from lightning.
A whole block ON Main street
with mere than 10 business blocks
and several structures on Sixth
street were included in the rush of
flames which spread rapidly, fam
ned by q strong breeze.
The fire started in the Curtis cafe
when % pan Of hot grease caught
fire and WAS scattered around the
kitchen.
Nearly score Of small stores and
q large department store were wipcl
cut only unr minor injury was r"-
ported
The fire, now under control, is
the fourth serious hlazc Helena has
experienced since gold was discover
ed in Last Chance Gulrb iu tlv
CO.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
SERIOUS FIRES
CAUSE BIG LOSS
in SAN JOAQUIN
~, tsitea rrs.- tsa-ra wire

FRESNO. IuIF i0 ArrfHE wHfa-
N lHUW8 a.rs 81 EFa#H IHi F4s#
tur. aaI# brI srsH H8f1si over lH
20 e.rHes ~ fires uhHHh ,I.sr Had
been rzftugui.h,d ef asr believed
to boz uHaer enHtfaI fadIr lea fHe
hills bordering the ~aa JnaVuin esl
Icy.
Two thousand arrss af timber 10
thr Frasisr Mountains Frr. 0f ksfn
county uere DESTROYED tv fire
broughf und,r control su0iay aa1
"a second blaze licked ap -uN acres
of paSturagr and brush near the
TETON Ranger station.
Timber iu tha St3n.sI1us VI
tioual Forest was mauasfd HN fur
ious fire that burned ali might bHf
that lcsseued iu intensity early To-
day. according tu word received
from CaultcryiIc. The bl1yr start
ed SUNDAY ut the Virginia mine 81
the Nevada Hill Mining Company
and spread rapidly. Grass ana
brush covering more shan hu.oho
acres had been wiped out Another
fire near Coarse Gold was reported
to bc slowly eating is way toward
a timbered area.
In Fresno county n spectacular
brush aud grass fire which started
when the house ~ Frank Rurh5rg
cr, a raneher near Academy, caught
fire from the kitchen steve, burned
steadily throughout saturday night
and SUNDAY, sweeping over more
than 10000 acres. Volunteer fire
fighters from Fresno brought this
blaze under partial control early to
day
4 fire reported from North Fork
in MADEIRA county mcnaccd the trees
near the border of the Sierra \a-
tional Forest after hlackrning 6,oaa
acres of grass land, bat was hcllev-
ed to have been controlled late last
night. -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Former Convict
Under Suspicion
In Robbery Case
by United Press Leased Wire

EUREKA, July 16,-HumboldG
county officers today questioned
Henry Smith, former convict, in an
effort to connect him with the muir
der of Chas. Carpenter, deputy
sheriff at Burnt Ranch.
Smith was arrested at the mining
town of Korbel and was brought
here and placed in Jail. He denied
any connection with the bandit gang
which shot it out with officers at
Eurnt Ranch after rohbing Il store
at Willow Creek.
Authorities announced, however,
that they had established the fact
that he was close friend Of John
W. Bishop, Il bandit killed in the
battle at Burnt Ranch.
They were checking on his move.
ments during the latter part of last
week. Several discrepancies were
revealed in the story he told when
arrested, they said.
Posses kept up their searcn
through the mountains of northern
California today for the fugitive
outlaws. Four men took part in the
fight with officers at Burnt Ranch.
Three fled after tossing the body
of Bishop from their car.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
SEATTLE MEN PLAN BIRTHDAY
DINNER FOR LOST EXPLORER

tions," Murphy said today.
"He regarded his birthday as
dav worthy of commemoration
and he made quite an affair out
of it.
"In Seattle he shied from all
affairs in his honor but he
turned out for his birthday par
ty. He made us promise then
that no matter how far apart
we were we would sit down
with him on his birthday each
year. "
Murphy and Captain Hammer
believe that Amundsen still
is alive and that he will come
out of the North Pole region un-
harmed.
Amundsen was born in Borgc,
Smaalenne, Norway, July lG,
1872.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
SMITH DECLINES
TO CONTINUE His
ROW WITH WHITE
By PERCY B. SCOTT
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


ALBANY, y. Y, July l0.-Gov-
ornor Alfred f. Smith is averse to
long distant alterations.
He made that plain today when
he declined to continue arguing
with William Allen White, Kansas
editor, who attacked the legislative
record of the Democratic nominee.
Further Smith announced a policy
of reticence on campaign issues and
tactics.
Informed that White had answer
ed his reply to the editor S charges,
the governor said he regarded IS
sufficient his denial of White S
allegations.
my position IS clear" Gov.
Smith said. ." AS far as | am con
cerned, that it all there is to it
Those closest to Gov. smith see
at least two reasons for the govern
or 5 aversion to indulgence in con-
troversy. One is that he feels it is
uniting for one in his position.
The other is his desire to let the
campaign organization function in
such exigencies.
Smith has not yet given studious
consideration to his acceptance ad-
dress, according to close friends, who
say he has not yet begun its draft
Even its date is undetermined. al.
though it has been decided to hold
the notification ceremony at Al,
bany, some time after Hoover s
notification in Palo Alto, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
HIGHEST HONORS
TO Be ACCORDED
DECEASED FLYER
Carranza Funeral Plan
ned to Express Sympathy
of L. S. Government.
BY United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, July 1j.-When the
body Of Captain Emilio Carranza
starts ON its trip to Mexico City
Wednesday one Of the greatest
demonstrations of friendship and
sympathy in the history of the two
neighboring republics will be wit
messed.
While the body Of Mexico S good
will aviator lay in state in a little
fIower-banked chapel on upper
Broadway, officials were eomplet-
ing plans for the funeral.
One Of the greatest military and
funeral corteges and ceremonials
that New York city has ever seen
will escort the body to the Pemnsyl-
vania station Wednesday.
West Point cadets VIII command
the six horse caiss1n on which the
casket will be carried. More than
10000 troops, large squadron of
planes and delegations from both
Mexican and American patriotic
organizations Will escort the body
of the airman to the station.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

LOS ANGELES, July To-
Two men will sit at dinner here
tonight "with Is6ald Amund-
SEM to observe the 56th birth
day of the noted explorer.
The party is to be held in ac-
cordance with a wish expressed
by Amundsen when he was in
Seattle two summers ago. His
place will be marked by an
empty chair and toast to his
health and happiness will be
drunk.
John +. Murphy and Captain
Haakon II. Hammer, intimate
friends of the explorer now lost
and perhaps dead in the Arctic
wastes, will be hosts at the
birthday dinner.
With one exception, Roald
never was much for celebra-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
BY G. F. FINE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

MEAICO CITY, July 16.-Ten
army air pilots, war department of
ticials and 100 cadets are expected
to leave for Laredo ON the border
today to receive the body of Emilio
CarranZa ana escort it to Mexico
City.
The Laredo garrison, consisting of
regiment of infantry, will act as
guard Of honor on the train that
brings the body of the boyish avia-
tor to the capital funeral.
y subscription for Carranza S
family-his mother and his bride
was started today by the newspaper
Excelsior.
An airplane which it is proposed
to send on a flight from here to
Europe is to be named the" Spirit
of CarranZa.
\ flood of condolences from all
parts of the world arrived today
for relatives of the aviator.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

read to the jury by the east, or
let the jurors read the play for
themselves. He maintained the
drama was not obscene.
"The Captive" was stopped
on its initial showing at the
Capitol theater here within three
minutes of the end when Police
Captain Arthur d. Layne and
a raiding party leaped from the
orchestra pit to the stage.
1t was fully 20 minutes be.
fore the curtain was rung down
and the excitement in the
theater was tense. The crowd
of 1900 persons booed the Of
ficers.
Ann Davis, leading woman,
tainted and was treated at the
Emergency hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Negro Leaders
Under Arrest
ny United Press Leased Wire

BlLCNI, Miss, July An in
dictmcnt charging sale of public Of
ticos in Mississippi has been return
ed against Perry w. Howard ma
tional Negro Republican committee
man, by the federal grand jury, it
became known today. The indict-
mentS were returned Saturday but
were not made public until today.
Howard is now in Washington.
Towards name was one of four
made public today.
\ United States marshal today
arrested DR.. b. d. Rcmond, negro
lawyer, and physician, his brother,
n Mr.. Redmond, a druggist and
Scott Hubbard of Magec, att Jack
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
'CAPTIVE' CAST ARRESTED
BY SAN FRANCISCO POLICE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10
"'The Captive much discuss
cd drama, may be read to a
jury here in the effort of
theater manager to prove police
were wrong in staging a spec
tacular raid of his show house
where the play was presented
Saturday night.
Ben Giroux, the theater man
ager, arrested with eight mem
hers of the east, was to be ar
raigned here today on two
chargcs-presenting an obscene
play in violation of city or
dinance and conspiring to COM
nit a misdemeanor.
GirouX said the group would
plead not guilty and that he
would offer to have the play
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Secretary Wilbur
To Visit Coast
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Secrc'
tary of Navy Wilbur will confer with
President Coolidge at Superior next
Monday Jon his trip to the Pacific
coast to inspect the fleet. Wilbur
will leave Washington July 21 and
will arrive in Seattle July 27. He
will go to San Francisco to attend
the Hoover notification ceremonies
August IL.
After visiting Los Angeles Aug
ust 10, he will return to Seattle and
embark ON the l7th on a destroyer
to join the battle fleet at Port Ang-
cles. He will remain with the fleet
until September 6 when he will
leave Los Angeles for Washington
by train.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
State Official
Hurt In Crash
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, July l6.-Sccre-
tary of State Frank G. Jordan today
was recovering from minor cuts and
bruises suffered SUNDAY when the
automobile in which he was riding
eollidcd with another machine at a
street intersection here.
T. \. Kelly, chief deputy real es-
tate commissioner with whom Jor-
dan was riding. escaped mhurt, but
Mrs. Kelly was cut and bruised Il
bout the face.
+. G. Muddo, driver of the other
tlr, was miniurcd.
Jordan and Mrs. Kelly were treat
,i at the emergency hospital and
atcr removed 10 their homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
BLIND MAN HELD
FOR NUMBERING
HIS STEPFATHER
by United Press Leased Wire

GLORE, Ariz., July 16.-Jame>
Miles, totally blind, was held here
on a murder charge today after he
stabbed his stepfather, A. &. New
ton, to death Sunday during n
family quarrel over Newton S four
year old daughter.
Newton and his estranged wife
were wrangling over the custody of
the child when Miles stepped be
tween them, it was said. Newton
felled Miles with a blow to the
face. The blind man got up and
rushed his stepfather with long
dirk.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Fire Ravages
Tujunga Canyon
By United Press LEASED Wire

PASADENA, Calf, July l6.-Onc
hundred and fifty men were sent
from here today to join a force of
300 already fighting fire in the
Big Tuiunga Canyon section of the
Angeles forest
The blaze, running before south,
west wind since yesterday, had
burned over more than 600 acres at
daybrcak it was estimated.
Except for the vauahlc watershed
there has been no serious property
loss
Two other fires which ragged in
Southern California over Sunday
were said to be under control to-
day
The blaze in Little Santa Anita
Canyon, north of Sierra Madre,
blackcncd 100 acres while 2O00
acres of Santa Barbara National
Forest tmberland were laid waste
by the fire in the TETON district,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Northern Town
Has Bad Fire
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, July 1G.-Fire of
undetermined origin early today des-
troyed several residences, a church
and a large packing shed at the
town of Hood, 90 miles down the
Sacramento river, according to word
received at the sheriff S office here.
Deputy sheriffs from Sacramento
aided fire fighters from nearby
towns in controlling the blaze. The
property loss was expected to total
several thousand dollars.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Wealthy Broker
Goes On Trial

LOS ANGELES, July ld.-J. W.
Randolph. Hollywood broker, went
to trial here today for the alleged
murder of his wealthy wife, Mrs.
Nav Winnctt Randolph, who died
February ,.
The state contends that Randolph
fed poison to his wife while she was
ILL., Evidence made public 10 date
has been purely circumstantial.
Today's session was devoted to
'hc selection of a jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
FAKE ENVOY ARRESTED
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July l6.--Sam-
uel S. Spiegel, said to have posed
as Especial envoy from Egypt
and in that character to have duped
officials in Washington, New York
and other cities, was under arrest
here today ON charge of "im-
personation of state department
representatives. >
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Canadian Vessel
Reported Aground
Ry United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, July 1d The city 81
Victoria, automobile ferry plying
between Edmouds and Victoria, b.
G., went ashore carly today AZ La
goon Point at the entrance 10 Nd
miralty Inlet ON Wildly Island,
about - miles from here.
More than llo passengers are re-
ported to be aboard and the vessel
is carrying 30 automobiles.
The coast guard cutter Snohomish
is standing by to lend aid if ncces-
Sary. 1t is expected, according to
the reports, that the vessel viii be
floatcd clear within several hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Injunction Denied
Gamblers Aid
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July 16.-Re-
quest of Chester Mills for an iniunc-
tion. to prevent Long Beach city of
ficials from interfering with the
operation of his water taxi service
was denied today by Superior Judge
Walter Gates.
Criminal charges involving oper-
ators of water taXis and alleged
solicitors for the Johanna Smith,
gambling boat, are scheduled for
trial in Long Beach tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
JUDGE MARRrEs COUPLE

\ marriage was performed hy
Judge :. Mayfi,ld iu his courtroom
this morning Waldo Gutrrrrn. -.
native uf Mexico aud resident of
CalrNico was uditcd lea w4rragr o.
Antonio Nalesqucz. 81, uativ, d..
Mexico aud resident of CaleNiro.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Chinese Girls
Slayers Unknown
ny unI,ed Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. July l6.-A cor
oncr's Jury failed today 90 hft the
mystery surrounding the slaying Of
Bobby Ice. l7ycarUld chinese
flappcr, aud returned verdict Of
death ~ the hands ~ persons uH-
known
The Amcricanilrd oriental girl
was found near nuwneN last Wed
nrsday. She had been beaten, kuit
ed and shot. The gun~hot wound
caused her death. the Jury decided.