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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
PALACE QUINT PLAYS
FIVE TIMES IN WEEK

Pitfalls lie just ahead for Wash
ington's entry in the American Basket
Bail League, which. il crossed success
fully should send Ray Kennedy and
his hand on 10 something resembling
a threatening position IN the leaders
Of the Eastern division OF the circuit.
Five games On the courts of their
opponents face the Capital players this
week. starting tomorrow night in Fort
Wayne and ending In Detroit on Sat
urday night.
Washington appears better prepared
for these euga geinents than tb"sa In
which they Wers defeated earlier in
the campBign. For one thing. the
team is stronger at center with Mark
Harper, bate III III. Chicago Bruins
doing the tapping. ard in addition ~
the sinpt oVemGnt in thls position there
IL Il dfa'idediy better brand vi team
work,
The Kennedymen are particularly
anxious ~ scare against Fort wayne
and GhicagG. which Mili be met Wed
BeHtjaH and Thursday NIGHTS II ssas
tnes@ clubs lhaf stopped Washington
said last season when the Stage hoeHlsd
All set for Kennedy 10 lead his meu
into tins world serj"s. The iiOnhiefs
took tNo ana the Bruins repeated the
stunt ~ shove Washington oct III the
picture and aIlnW ihe hampton New
YORK teitich ffuaze through.
-Four c&hiiiipn gaines III the West
last week shouid have lJul the Capital
lhekefh IN condition. kennedy E0i IA
ciaHnee ia those contests tn drill
Harper III iia style ~ play aud aia9
found OPPORTUNITIES 10 use tie sub
stitmes. Butch Meyers aHd Fritz
WesEi0ck frequently,
Only one game IN cafded Ia Detroit
ana this IL another whieh The locals
are bent Oh winning II VII be re,
fneU3beTad hist Johnny Befhmsn's
crew upset Washington here three
weeks ago md then - days ago tn
ms ifotd titE BdniiniFf"Jfd the worst
dgtlis9iHR Washington gaiint has re
csi9ed ia Ipabs nlpons
Returning from The road trip Wash
nglau Viii resume IT. hnDJe schedule
with ibe leading fiesela nd ctuh ~
the Western vision furnishing The
opposition ~ the Arcadia Monday and
I'ueAdag January aud 10,
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Champions in Tennis Doubles
To Play Here This Week End

During tbs past season Tilden ana
Hunter have achieved virtually every
doubles title In the world, Including
those Ut the United ktates. France,
Germany and England
ridden and Alonsa FLASHED At the
Arcadia Inst Winter aud the IN
after II stirring stinagla triumnheh
ridden viii meet Hunter In sihnies
and Hunter and Alfonso viii face
Tilden and Pare ~ doubles Friday
night, Alfonso and Tilien viii come
innfthef 10 sinAieH and Tllaen aud
iiunint win tackle Atonsn and rare
In lauhes Saturday WiGht.
Tickets foe tho exhibitions are nn
sale at lbs Racquet t'iuh, hpapidha p.
Convention Han, Lea itausa and Ar,
.a.iin, deserved teats viii he &a,an
eaeh aud general admission seats,
Whlnh viii so an BALE NJ neloak Pr,
das and SATURDAY. nights al the Ar
naaa, viii he si,i0 apiece.
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Aims for Keener College and School Basketes Get Busy
WILL FACE REAL ACTION |
AFTER HOLIDAY RESPITE
Five Collegiate Contests Are on Card This Week
While Scholastic Championship Series
Will Start Friday.

T QCAL college basket ball tea ms,
mcst If which enjoyed an ex.
tended let.up during the holt
xA days. will get down TO brass
tacks again this week in prep
araticn for the campaign which In
about to start In earnest. All OF the
teams will see actual combat this
week, excepting Maryla nd and George
town and .thc Blue and Gray has not
yet announced its schedule, although
seems certain to have the best quint
Ii has mad in years.
There will he five games this week
In which the local teams will figure.
with three Of them en- local courts. as
follows:
FriGay-American University at
Gettysburg College.
Saturday-Blue Ridge College at
Catholic University: High Point
College at american University: Old
Dominion Boat Club at Gallaudet;
| George Washington at Navy.
American University is the only
squad that really did not take a recess
| from practice during the Christina
! holidays. as the Methodists will ne fig.
uring in their opening game when
they tackle Gettysburg All the other
| teams which will be against Il this
except Georgetown.
E. L. Is Impressive.
During December Cathol;c Cniver-
sity scored over all its four fees. Gal
laudet annexed it's two battles. while
George Washington and Maryland
each tock the lone contest in which
| they figured.
American University and George
| Washington appear TO be the only
cams which will he against it this
week. Gettysburg always has a for
nlidabie quint and Navy. which has
| won three times in four starts, is
likely TO prove too much for the
Colonials to handle. American Uni
versity, despite the loss OF Bib Bants
| and Tom Sawyer, is said to have
| another capable aggregation. but
| George Washington was very ragged
| in winning its only game with Bridge
water College by a 1s-to-13 count.
| However, George Washington's ma.
ter:al appears TO be above the average
| but lacking in practice and condition
and the Coloniais may prove able TO
| keep pace with the other local com
| binations once they get into real trim.
| II remains only for Georgetown and
| American University 10 show their
/ hands as Catholic University il up 70
| its standard. which means a whale OF
team: Gallaudet is boasting about
| the hest combination in its history,
and Maryland should have one of the
best fiyes that has ever sported the
/ Black and Gold colors.
| While Coach Bailey Springston has
not picked his varsity five 1t appears
probable thar he viii open against
| Gettysburg as follows:
Harold Scruggs and Leon Schl0ss.
| forwards: Capt. Jim Birthright,
center. and Bruce kessler and Her.
bert Elliott, guards.
| All were on the squad last year eN
| cept ScTuGgs. who Is former East
ern High School star.
| William Caples and Lou Field, for
wards, and Woodson Rirthright. broth
e. Of Jim. are the leading reserves.
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GETS HOCKEY STAR.

CHICAGO. neeemhor 81 Hp,
thicogl iiia,k Hawks Of the National
linrkey League. crippled throuah
The Itss IA ava ntHtf, hnA acquired
t.sn la Fratce. sul,ct ntef aud Mi,ie
rrnm the Montreal Canadians. lie
was IA star last saaron at, The Duluth
Mimi. team. champions of the Ametie
can Professional iiu,ley Assneinliun
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WALF0RD SOCCER TEAM
TO PLAY IN BALTIMORE

Wnlford soccer team, local cham,
pion. goes 10 Baltimore tomorrow
to meet Canton Soccer Club. crack
eleven OF that city,
The locals viii use their strongest
lineup in hopes Of vanauishing the
fast HaItimoreans.
Buses viii leave for the game from
Nalfurd'a store tomorrow nj ! 40
IA IN,
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coma, Va, Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. Eleven prizes IRE offered
Virginia Midgets will play the Del
Ray Scholasiics here Monday morning
III 1890 In the Dreadnaught Park.
The Virginia players have made "a
claim to the midget championship Of
this section.
Alexandria High schonl basket ball
players get action Friday night at
s;ah in the Armory Hall. Fredericks
burg tNn) Hieh School will travel
here for third athletic district
encounter,
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WASHINGTON.OW DOG
IAKES.All-AGE STAKE

MANNSDAI.E. Miss. December
81 LIpl.-Eagie Ferris. Waite and
liver pointer, won the aii-age stake
i'm the Cotton States field trials
here to-day.
The dog Il owned by Frank hid
well. Washington. ID. e.. and was
handed by Ed Farrier. Union
Springs, Ala.
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BARRACKS B0fS DOWN
PALACE PREP T0SSERS

Nashlnstan barracks hass saNeeasa
oul asa, triumph over Palace free
haskeieta last nlgM in NaShtnetan
naraacka gym Walleas AstmWase
.,aal decided Miller lar she Nlcte4s
With IN nalnts aud iastses vi the eAa
ers with \ Mere top seotvfs
Nash nsts aeka taaA. tsasasa ttsna tatAs
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w YAsiiiNGTD& tennis fans
n viii have opportunity Of
w sss,s r ]" "i' 's.. q III. ,sr a. 4,
ufdaY nights The weird
champion doubles team. Zig Hiii Tii1en
and Francis r. Hunter, They Will ap.
Dear ia exhibitions along with Manuel
Aious0, famed spauial rnaketer, ana
Emmett Pare ~ tje0faetnwn tfniver
FltE, Il prnteae of Tiidnn from Chi
.ago. @ln hns dlrplh we'd lInuAliai
ufnnliso Pare, Mhnns htyle resent lees
Mat ~ Tlldsn, has shown well IN
Ia yis t'up competition, lie Is II fast
elluilinn fleet player,
i'ilpoeo az the matches, which VII
he staged nndet direction AT tho Edge
rneot cub Ut Ibis city, embracing n
pi0ip of leading nst players ~ this
section, IN to stimulate interest III iha
court game haranh1uia The eatitbi'
tiens viii be- The tirst VI the indoor
saaA1a Aata,
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Yale, 81: Penn. Fl intercollegiate
League opener.
Metre Dame. IS: Princeton. -.
Pittsburgh, 80: Ohio State. -.
Ieyola OF Chicago. -: Oregon AZ
sies. 10.
Butler. :5: Chicago. 81.
Indiana, So; Cincinnati T.. III.
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t'iiH League fnot bah champions for
1929. VIII hold tlteir annual daaea
"Wednesday night IN knights al
Columbus Han 9ae public ~ Invited.
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NATIVITY WANTS GAMES

Nativity senior ~ 50 iers @sut
81 nfs nlth sel3lot ~ unlimited l"ausa
10 wing 3 gsm, Cali Manager I5eIi o.,
ATLANTIC szSs.
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SSssstte JOHNNY WEISSMULLER- :
ALEXANDRIA TODAY SEES
FOOT BALLS FINAL FLING

ALEXANDRIA. Va. December al
King Foot Ball will get his final
curtain call tomorrow afternoon %,
Dreadnanght Park and afterwards
will retire, to the wings of the athletic
stage To watch basket ball assume Its
riebifui position at this season OF The
year.
Murphy" Shapiro's All-Stars. picked
princip9iiy from the Alexandria Fire
Department Prep eleven. Viii engage
the No. Motor Company Juniors AT
80 pm.
shapiro. who starred In the hack
field for the Props, has signed Garnett
Francis former George Mason High
star: Emmett Bulioekr. II bright ligh,
with the Alexandria Fire Department
unlimited team last Fall: Douglas
Crupper of this sea sons Virginia A,
G.: Russell Kldweli. former Pirate
quarterback. and Louis Latham Of
The Coiumbia Engine Company. In
play with his team.
'Ituhe" Hayman. nsationai for,
ward of various local and college foot
bolt teams. has received IA notice from
Jim Mcnamara, athletic director of
The Jewish Community Center at
Washington. requesting him Ia attend
IA meeting of the center Tuesday
night At sixteenth and q streets.
Washington, Ilnyman. along with
the other members of last years box.
Ing team which WoH III" Capital fitN
title. will receive iropht, iInymAn
fought AZ II heavyweight,
Many taeai marissmeB plan to enter
Tho shoot which viii be- held ~ the
fam II Herman Rogers, near t'tnn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Many tarai maritsmeB plan tn enter
tho shoot which viii be held ~ the
fam II Herman Rogers, near fran,
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"eS, who have host only two gaines in
u starts This season meet kautwhas
Thursday and the NJ Martins team
~ their class Friday, NorthernS ase
entered In the bays cAsh l.vv,st,e.
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AWARDS MEETING
To NEW ORLEANS
Shift From New York, First
in Years, Expected to
Prove Helpful.

NY meeting in New Orleans next
- year. the first time in years
that the annual gathering has
IL taken place outside New York,
r., \offrna1 fNollociafe A;h-
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
Pertinent Pointers On
international Campaign
Issued To The Public

This the second period of International's big sub
scripon campaign, will erd Saturday night March II The
campaign wills end Saturday night March "a.
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the issued subscriptions will count much more tna
thew will dur the fra week. Note this difference
subscription, for if paid now, will Drlng tne
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candidates advising them hold back business be
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Nogales international., 1928-03-09
CAMESOf CHANCE
OPEN AT NEW
CLUB ROYAL

Five games of chance opened
Wednesday night at the beautiful
new $4,000 Club Royal in Nog-
ales, Sonora, giving the place
somewhat of the appearance of a
miniature Monte Caro-. Includ-'
ed in the games is roulette.
All local employees and wage
earners are refused permission to
play and strict rules governing the
players are being enforced each
night.
Opening of the games is ex-
pected to attract large crowds to
the border over the week-ends.
Special care is being taken to
conduct the games in an orderly
manner.
A special room has been parti-
toned off for the games in the
southwest corner of the barroom
SO that the players will not inter
fere with the dancers or dinners.
Elaborate equipment has been in
stalled, and the games are being
operated by experienced men.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
Brilliant Personalities Mark
Leading White House Aspirants

but the hackers of the other three
point out that many things can
happen before the Houston con-
vention in June. Governor Smiths
wet leanings and the fact that he
is a Catholic may initiate against
him when the time comes to
choose a candidate, at least the
Republicans believe so.
Meanwhile, friends of Gov
ernor Smith are hoping that the
always piain-spoken Senator
Reed will say something out in
Missouri or on one of his speak
ing tours that will get him read
out of the party as he was once
before. Just now though Senator
leaders in his home state and
some Of the others. Senator Reed
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL, TRACK
SQUADS PRACTIC|NG EVERY DAY

Both the baseball and track
squads of the Nogales High
School are working hard every
afternoon. The track aspirants,
under the supervision of Coach
Holt are fast rounding into form,
getting ready to compete with the
other schools in the conference.
For the dashes, Solomon, Horner,
and Gordon are the toppers, while
Bailey makes a good showing for
the mile. Gonzales and Karam
are trying for the weights, while
Carey will try to cop the high
jump and pole vault honors.
Although no baseball team was
formed last year, the hopes are
high for good nine this spring.
Having five weeks in which to
whip them into, shape, Assistant
Coach Ash has the boys out on
the field every afternoon, practic-
ing, on the batting and fielding.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
C0nkIin A
Candidate For
Supervisor

Ernest Conklin announces him.
Sc + today in the political announ-
cement column Of the Nogales
international as candidate for
Supervisor in District No. 2.
Mr.. Conklin is a Democrat of
the old type, tried and true. He
believes in a square deal for ev-
eryone That a man with a dol
ar is worthy the same consldera-
tion as the man with money.
Honest, faithful, earnest attention
to the needs of each individual
would be his aim and purpose.
Mr.. Cork.in came to this coun-
ty in 1916 as manager for Scar
ing & Company. He liked the
climate and the people so wei
that he established his home in
Nogales, engaged in business and
made a success of his undertak-
ings. He is a large property
owner and has the respect and
confidence of all who know him.
: During the World War he
proved himself 1909 American.
~ loaned Uncle Sam every dol
la. he had saved and gave his
four Sons to the service, two 60
ing overseas, one serving in the
Navy, and the other gave his time
and service on this side. Mr..
Conklin also turned in four
slackers, and free Of charge hired
men during the life of the war
for service.
In asking for tie support of
every Democrat, Mr.. Conk.i in feels
that he has the right and the
qualifications, and would give
unstinted and conscientious SER
vice to the public if elected.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
s. P. TO MAKE PAVING DECISION SOON
JURY FINDS SHELLENBERCER
NOT GUILTY OF YOAS SLAYINC

ed the arguments for the state
Wednesday afternoon. Further
arguments were made by County
Attorney Bonsall Noon. Attorney
James V. Robins, member of de-
tense counsel, opened arguments
for the defense, and Attorney
Frank j. Duffy closed arguments
for the defense.
Shellenberger pleaded self de-
tense. It was his second trial
before Judge w. A. O'Connor. In
his first trial the Jury disagreed.
The killing occurred last fall dur
ing a roundup near Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09

Reed stands strong with the party
is likewise not a believer in nat
ional prohibition.
While Senator Walsh is a Cath
olic, he is dry. Senator Walsh has
been in the public eye recently
through his activities as leader of
some important Congressional in
vestigations. His request for
probe into the doings of the
''power trust" was turned down
a few days ago.
Governor Ritchie is another
candidate with pronounced wet
views, who will get the votes Of
a number of delegates at the
Houston convention, according
to present indications.
But any of the four will furn-
ish color, plenty of it.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09

After having been out sixteen
hours, the jury trying M. L.
'Shellenberger on a charge Of kill
ig John Yoas, Amado cattleman,
rendered a verdict Of mot guilty"
in the superior court at 9:45 o.
clock yesterday morning.
The case, which had been on
trial since Monday morning, went
to the jury at $40 o'clock We'd
nesday evening. Jack Donlin
and James E. Dickens were bail
ifs.
Attorney Duane Bird, assist
ant prosecutor of the case, OPEN
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
Robinson Still
On Missing List

The whereabouts of J. B. Rob-
inson, head of the George B.
Marsh, Inc, hardware store, miss
ing since a week ago Wednesday,
continues to remain mystery.
He was last seen arriving in Los
Angeles week ago yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Robinson's business associ-
ate ana bro o5::er.ln law Jake Roch-
lin, exp .ctad Il leave, last even
ing for the west coast of Mex
leo to look after the firms harv-
esting and shipping of tomatoes.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
JAMES C.KANE
CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF

James G. Kane of Patagonia
announces in today's Nogales In
ternational his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for Sher-
iff.
Mr.. Kane was born and raised
in Santa Cruz County, and is
member of one of the best known
old pioneer families of this dis
trict. His mother Mrs. James G.
Kane, ST., was also raised in this
county.
He was a member of the 81st
Division of Engineers during the
World War. He has been de-
putty sheriff the past five years.
For eight years he was connected
with Sorrells Brothers, cattle
men, as a cowboy riding the in
ternational line and protecting
their cattle during the Mexican
revolutions.
At the recent annual rodeo al
Tucson he was pronounced the
best all round COWBOY present
and was awarded a 5000 saddle
donated by ,Washburn & Condor
livestock commission dealers OF
Los Angeles.
His grandfather, Thomas Gard
ner, came from California anc
settled in the Sonoita valley alb
out 1849, opened sawmills in the
Santa Rita Mountains, and was
among the old pioneers who
fought Indians in this country il
the cary days.
Mr.. Kane has wife and tive
children and is one of the best
known and most popular younG
men of this county, and mar
who would make good sheriff
if nominated and elected.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09

Fain and Astrain will probably
share mound honors, with Lowe
or Astiazaran behind the bat.
Others out are Ve,asco, M. Lowe,
Monares, M. Lopez, Donnadieu,
Moreno, Knox, and Ashford.
The Apaches will play Tucson
in the home diamond on April ii,
Journeying to Tucson on the 21
to play them a return game.
Whether or not they will go to
Tucson during University Week
will depend on the outcome of
these games.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
written Specially for Nogales
internationally
By Robert Fuller
Through Autocaster Service

If any one of. the four out
standing Democratic candidates
for the highest office in the land
is elected, the country will be as
sured of a colorful President.
Governor Al Smith of New
York, Senator James A. Reed of
Missouri, Senator Thomas j.
Walsh of Montana, or Governor
Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland
take your choice, any of them
wi + fill the bill for personality.
Governor Smith seems to
hold the whip hand just now,
Nogales international., 1928-03-09
COMPANY TO
ADVISE CITY OF ITS VIEWS
ON BIG PAVING PROGRAM
President Of Southern Pacific Railroad TeIegraphs
City Administration NOgales Will Receive
Railroads Paving Decision Shortly
MAYOR AND PARTY CALL OFF FRISCO TRIP

Whether the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
looks kindly upon the proposed big paving program
here will be definitely known within the next few
days decision from the railroad company will be
received within the next week.
The paving program, as outlined by Mayor Harry
J. Harms and his Board of Aldermen is ready to pro-
ceed just as word is received from the rail
road cOmDanV.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09

j. Phillips, and E. K. Cumming,
chairman of the paving committee
of the Chamber of Commerce,
would leave this week for San
Francisco to confer with railroad
officials, and telegram was sent
to the coast city.
Upon receipt of the telegram,
William Sproule of San Francis
co, president of the Southern Pa
cific, wired that he would be glad
to see the delegation but perhaps
if they knew they were going to
get definite decision within the
next week from H. S. Fairbanks
of Tucson, division superinten-
dent, they would not feel it would
be necessary to make the trip.
So, the Nogales committee called
off their proposed trip, and the
Mayor and Aldermen are now
awaiting word from Mr.. Fair
banks.
It is believed the railroad looks
favor2siy upon the paving pro-
gram and will agree to put up
the funds to pay for it's part of
the greatly needed civic improve
men&.
NOGALES MUST AND WILL
HAVE PAVED STREETS.
Nogales international., 1928-03-09

Flagstaff Contracts let for
building 20 additional rooms to
Morton hall dormitory at Flag
staff at Flagstaff Teachers Col
lege.
Kingman-Kaaba Mining & Mill
ing Company reports opening OF
high-grade god ore on 7Oo-foot
level of mine,
Kingmar,-Western Apex ship
ping so tons of mill ore daily to
Tom Reed mill.
Bisbee-Discovery of copper
ore made on contact lease neal
Don Luis, south of here.