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Bluffs VICTOR
IN FIRST GAME
OF SERIES IA
Spudders Find Offer :
ings Of Hallahan
Too Much As Foes
Slug 3 Hurlers

WICHITA FALLS, Texas. Sept. ID.
-tPl-The Houston Buffaloes, win
ners of the first half Of the Texas
League season, yesterday got away
10 a flying start in the five-game
series which will determine the
1928 champions BY defeating the
Wichita Falls Spudders. title holders
Of the last half, z to 4, in the initial,
struggle.
The pitching Of wild Bill' Halla-
ham, strike-out king Of the league,
was too much for the S~pudders. On
the other hand, three Wichita Falls
hurlers marched before the batsmen
Of the visitors. with Joe Kiefer, who
pitched the last three innings, the
only one having any luck in stop
ping the Buff stampede.
Hallahan allowed seven scattered
hits and struck out ten. Jenkins and
Turgaon were the only players who
solved his curves with any degree Of
success.
Turge0n Gets )
Turgeon counted for three OF
Wichita Falls four runs. His dou-
bic in the fifth scored Japan and his
homer over the left field balustrade
in the ninth again found Japan on
base. Jenkins homer in the eighth
found the bases empty.
Payne, who started for the locals,
was taken from the box with only
one out in the second after Snyder
had hoisted one of his fast balls out
OF the park. Steengrafe succeeded
him and lasted through the fifth
when he gave way to Kiefer.
Houston accounted for their score
with three runs in the second, one i'm
the third. two in the fifth and one
In the sixth off eleven hits.
Approximately 5000 fans witness
ed the game. Only a handful IL
Houston fans were here.
Cvengr0s To HurI
ME- Cvengros, diminutive south
paw, was a logical hurting choice for
the second game for the Spudders,
while Frank Barnes, Houston side
wheeler, was expected to oppose him.
Ioday's raobable lineup:
Houston: Hook, 81; Selph. 2b:
Worthington, RI; Watkins. cf; Peel,
III; Soluble, S.; Snyder, G: Walker,
Id; Barnes, D.
Wichita Falls: Benton, s.; Tur-
geon, %; Fitzgerald, Ct; jenkins, If:
Lamb, RI; Swenson, 3b; Roetz, ID:
Lapan, ri; Cvengros, y.
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HOMER IN 9TH
CRABSBATTLE
FOR MACKMEN
z Down, and z Strikes
Called, Max Bishop
Makes Count 4-3
With Homer

Thanks to Max Bishop, the Phila-
delphia Athletics have been saved
from utter rout in the now famous
battle Of the Bronx
After smashing the As into defeat
in the first three skirmishes Of the
crucial general engagement, Miller
Higgins Yankee brigade ran afoul Of
Bishops ninth-inning home run in
the fourth clash yesterday. That dra-
matte blow carried with it a 1 to 3
victory for the Mackmen.
The Yankees thus saw their Amer
lean league lead clipped to a game
and a half, a margin the Athletics
hope will prove not impossible to
overcome when the two clubs invade
the west on Saturday for the closing
games Of the season.
Bishops game-winning punch into
the right field bleachers was a fit
ting climax TO a contest which saw
the Yankees come within an ace Of
victory with another Of the eighth in
ming rallies that enabled them to win
the second and third games of the Sc
ries.
Ehmke entered this inning with a
, 20 2 lead. The champions loaded
the bases with two out and Lazzeri at
bat. In delivering his first pitch to
the wonderful wop." Ehmke wrench
ed his knee so badly he had to be re-
moved. Orwell went TO the box and
lost no time in walking Lazzeri.
forcing home the tying run. With
the bases still full, Mike Gazella
flied out to end the frame.
Hoyt had two men down in the
Athletics ninth and had two balls and
two strikes on Bishop when the sec,
ond baseman clouted the ball over
Ruth's head and into the right field
stands Haas got a life on Lazzeri's
tumble and Cochrane singled 70 put
two men on base and Hoyt under the
showers in the clubhouse. Pipgras
ended the rally by tanning the dan
gerous Simmons. Taking no chances.
Mack sent Walberg TO the mound to
get rid Of the Yankees in their last
turn at bat and the left handler was
quite equal to the occasion.
A crowd of 40,3SS saw the end of
the series. swelling the total attend
ance for the four games to 177,113.
While the New York Giants and the
Chicago Cubs were idle. the St. Louis
Cardinals stretched their national
league lead to three games BY de-
feating Cincinnati, 2 to J.
In the only other National league
engagement Of the day, Brooklyn
beat the Phillies. 8 TO l.
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ENGRAVING

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MALLEN GRID
STARS TRAIN
40 Men Working Hard;
Schedule to Keep
Team Busy

McALLEN. Sept. 13.--With minor
details, such as issuing equipment,
rule books and outlining n training
schedule completed, j. G. Dykes,
coach OF the McAilen high football
team has gotten the men down 10 a
hard practice sessions.
Forty men answered the first call
and IL IN expected before the end OF
the week several more men will re-
port. or the number reporting 80
far the list includes several letter
men from last years team, material
from the county championship jun
ior team and transfers from other
state high schools.
The football field, which is now
completely covered with grass. has
been pronounced BY other Valley
coaches to be the best football field
in the Valley. The school board Mt
its last meeting authorized the let
ting of a contract TO erect a wire
fence around the entire field, The
entrance gate 70 the field Is 10 be
erected by the class Of ~ rs IA me-
mortal to that class.
The schedule as announced BY
Coach Dykes IL the hardest schedule
yet attempted By a local team. The
complete schedule follows:
Sept. %, La Feria at McAllen.
Oct. 5, Alice at McAllen.
Oct. ~. Edinburg az McAllen.
Oct. 10, McAllen at Pharr.
Oct. 26, McAllen at WesIaco.
Nov. 2, Mission no McAllen.
Nov. IL. Harlingen at McAllen.
Nov. is, Mercedes at McAllen.
Nov. 20, McAllen at Donna.
Nov. 20, McAllen VS.. San Benito:
this game to be played at HarIingen
as one Of the attractions Of the Mid
Winter Fair.
Dec. 2, McAllen at Brownsville.
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London Musician Will
Organize Symphony

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-The formation
of a new London orchestra By Sir
Thomas Beecham in conjunction with
the British Broadcasting corporation
and a prominent photograph COM
pany promises TO have a stimulating
effect on British music.
Before the war London orches-
tras held their own when compared
with any in the world. and the
Beecham Symphony orchestra tour
ed with great success all the principal
musical centers Of Europe. Since
that time II "A notorious that orches-
trail playing in London has fallen
off.
The new orchestra II 10 be a per-
manent and whole time organization.
will have daily rehearsals and give
weekly symphony concerts in the
Queens Hall, London.
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YOUNG CORBETT. BAKER INLET

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-tPg-An-
other young Lochinvar comes out
Of the west tonight with a crushing
left hand rs his calling card IN
New York's fistic riaIto. Young
Corbett, the third. of Fresno, Calf.
smuggling southpaw welterweight,
meets that hard punching soldier.
Sammy Banker, in a 12-round en-
counter at Madison Square Garden.
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Eight Miles Of
Road Completed

WESLACO, Sept .I3.-Eight Of the
proposed 32 miles OF road work in
this district has been completed and
the work Is going ahead rapidly.
Half Of the work has been done
north Of the highway with the re-
mainder south. Topping with as
phalt will begin within the next
month.
As soon as the material arrives
for the bridge across Llano Grande
lake, work will be resumed and IS
expected to be completed IN about
two weeks thereafter.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Wednesdays Results

ST. Paul z. Kansas City s.
Indianapolis II, Columbus 4.
Louisville 3-i, Toledo Id.
Milwaukee Minneapolis. rain.
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The City Of Brownsville, Texas.
will receive sealed bids addressed
to the Hon. A. b. Cole, Mayor, up
until 10 a. m. September 21, 1928,
for one $50 Horsepower boiler.
Specifications are on file with the
City Secretary and can be secured
upon application.
A. Il. MUNDAY. City Secretary.
9-I4-sI-st-3f4e
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FIGHT RESULTS

PROVIDENCE, II. Jack Gagnon.
New Beford, defeated Tony Fuente,
Los Angeles fiOl.
DAYTON. Ky.-Billy Angelo, Phil
adelphia. defeated Red Grang, Vine
land. New York (l0l.
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Would Stop Pay
OF Pastors Who
War on All Smith

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 13.-lR-
Withdrawal of patronage from
pastors who are making political
stumps out Of their pulpits in the
circulation of false ISLANDERS de-
signed 70 lead any uniformed per-
sons away from the democratic par
ty," was advocated BY Judge Max
well Rice. Sherman. Texs. in an adj
dress before the organization meet
ing Of the Dallas county women's
democratic campaign committee yes
terday.
TACOMA. Wash, Sept. 13.-tP-
Bishop Titus Lowe. of the Methodist
Episcopal church, yesterday urged
every Methodist minister and lay
mar to get into the political cam
paign this year in opposition to Al
fred f. Smith, democratic presiden-
tial candidate. and "any move 10
bring liquor back to America" in
opening the Puget Sound conference
here.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
Philadelphia 4, New York 3.
Only game scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule


Birmingham 3, New Orleans l.
Little Rock z, Chattanooga 8.
Little Rock z. Chattanooga 6.
Atlanta >, Mobile 3.
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Standings


st. Louis :. Cincinnati 4.
Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia /.
New York-Boston, rain.
Thursdays Schedule
New York at Boston.
Dill me-
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Found Dead
 On thesTrail
BOBBY JONES, WELL KNOWN OLDTIMER, FOUND NEAR THE
 EAST FFORK ROADHOUSE.

The body of Robert Jones, well known oldtimer, was found on the trail, near the East Fork Roadhouse, on Thursday. last, the, news of the finding of which was brought to Me Grath by native who found the body. Heart failure is thought to have beer the cause of death U. s. Commissioner W. T. Vanderpool left McGrath on Friday for the. purpose of making an investigation.
 Mir. Jones was an eldtime Alaskan, having been at Juneau many years ago. He later went to Valdez, to Cache creek section, and to other sec tions of the interior About ten yesas ago he and his partner at that time, James Davidson, had roadhouse at Rhone river, on the Rainy Pass trail. Several years ago, with Carl Fors- berg, he started thf East Fork road house, at which place he had since been located, although Mr. Forsberg passed away>about two years ago.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
FLATS NEW COMMUNITY
 HAZE OPENED THANKSGIVING

FLAT, Nov. D..The new com munity dance hall io Flat was off cially opened last night, starting witl speeches by Patrick Savage and Sam Kincaid A solo was rendered by Captain Becker.
 Dancing continued .uatil B. m. with record-breaking attendance Lunch was served by the Henry Dr Rand Cafe
 The@huilding was made possible by public subscriptions and donations and the plans and erection were un- der the direction of Alex. Mathieson. and the dance hall floor is said to bf the finest west of Dawsof
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
MUSSOLTNI UTTERS LITTLE DIS-
 STARVATION ON PEACE FACTS

ROME, Dec. 1.--.sPreparedness must ever be the watchword of any conscientious government" said Pre- mier Mussolini today in q letter of congratulations to General Cavallero, Italian army commander.
 ,. Mussolini wrote: Much has heen done, but much remains to. he done, since, despite the sublime character of the Kellogg peace psct, everybody, nof excluding tn ehome land of Mr. Kellogg, continues to arm"
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Nurse Kills
 Her Patient
THEN TURNED GUN ON HER SELF; AFFAIR ssI!RoUDED
 LIN MYSTERY

DENVER. Nov. 28.-Robert :, K Evans, a Denver policeman, confined in a a.hospital by a wound received in g pistol fight last week, was shot and killed SIS he laid in his bed this morn ing by Miss Earice. King, a nurse at the hospital. Miss King then turned the gun on herself. from the wound of which she may die.
 No reasons for the shooting are known, but it is supposed to have been due to an%ofd love affair
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
e'COOLIDGES SPEND THANKS GIVING AT FAMED HOME
 OF THOMAS JEFFERSON

THE SWANNANOA CLUB, Near WaynesboEo, Va, Nov. 29.-President and Mrs. Coolidge turned from their qu;et weekend country residence to- day and joined with the citizens of Charlottesville, the home of Thomas Jefferson, in Thanksgiving worship.
 Governor Trumbull of Connecticut a1yd Mrs. Trumbull also formally an. nounced the engagement of their daughter Florence to John Coolidge, son of President and Mrs. Coolidge.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
DIRIGIBLE GRAF ZEPPELIN
 WILL MAKE TWO FLIGHTS TO
 ARCTIC IN SPRING ~'OF 1850

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-The dirigible Graf Zeppelin will make two Arctic fights in the spring of 1850, tire Ger man air ministry announced today.
 The necessity for long preparation caused delay until 1930 Whether l shall command the ship is still uncer- tain,H he said. Anchor masts must be built at Nome, Alaska, and sLenin- grad, Soviet Russia. The American and Soviet governments have agreed to pay the costs for. the same
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URGES PARITY OF BRITISH
 AND UNITED STATES NAvIEs

LONDON, Nov. -N1scount Cecil. who was closely associated with Woodrow Wilson in the formation of the League of Nations, favors parity of the United States navy with that of Britain. Speaking before the par liamentary committee of the League of Nations Union, today, Cecil urged an absolute mathematical equality in both tons and guns hetween the na- tiens
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
TAkOTN ANS, McGRATHITES
 MAKE GOODWILL JAUNT TO
 OPHIR THANKSGIVING DAY

These are the days of goodwill journeys. Lindbergh started it, then Hoover was the next prominent one to take hand. and snnw they are com mencing. to be the proper thing. McGrathites and Taketnans, not to be outdone, are also next to them selves," for 9 number of them made the goodwill jaunt over to.Ophir not only to show their gooei will but to bt. in attendance there orr the occasion oi the Thanksgiving dance Ophirites, as usual, left noth,na undone in vel coming and caring for her guests. Eancing, the big event, started off at r. m ard continued tlntil , o'clock the next morning, ani that was not erough. lor a seco,t1 dan,c was held .lc following night, lasting until al- most a. m. Yes, everyone, had a good time-many returning one speak of it as "a wonderful" one
 At the Paulson House, where every body was cared for and made .thena- selves at home, hospitality reigned to the utmost The turkey dinner was d big feature, the excellence of which brought forth many praises for Mrs. Paulson.
 The guests seated at the evening dinner included: Mir and Mrs. Vic
 
 tor Hill. Owen Gray. Charlie Goebcl, Mrs. J. H. Langley, MT. and Mrs. James Weir, Henry Martella, John Krieger, Eli M. Walker, Wm. H. Goss, Tom Bare, Mrs John Rieck, Miss Helen Rieck, Miss Elsie Rieck, Miss Clara Rieck, Dick Stevenson, Frank Speljack, John Rieck, H. C. Wallick. John E. Edwards, Del Thompson. John Adams, Christian Bolgen~ Jesse Baugh, N. J. Vibe, Mir ard Mrs. Ches- ter Brink, w. J. Wmman;;s-N Mrs. Sid Paulson, Sid Paulson,s Flank McCaf- frey, John Collins, tosan:*Repo, Mrs. Louise Livenhagen, Andrew Hansen, Mrs. Mabel Nigh RxnauJ Frank Beckman, Arvid Repo, Martin Clancey, Miss Mary McLear1,a Harry Menzof, Joseph Oates, Frank Meier, Alfred Johnson, Erie Hard. s2xei Pe- terson, George Congress-, P.s W. Carl son, Carl Olson, Harry Nicholson.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Pair Pearl
 Shirt Studs
THAT IS WHAT ALLAN F. RYAN IS BEQUEATHED OF s30Os-
 900 ESTATE

i NEW YORK, Dec 1.-The will Of the late Thomas Fortune Ryan leaves the bulk of the $300,O00,000 estate te members of the, family, but only a pair of pearl shirt studs to Allan A. Ryan, a~son, from whom the traction magnatas became estranged several years ago.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

CURINTO, Nicaragua, Nov. 28. = Presidentselect Herbert Hoover ar rived yesterday on the battleship . Maryland and was given a great ova- guests President Diaa and President { tion. The President-elec.. had as his luncheon guests President Diaz and
 President Elect ..soncada. The latter announced that his government will [ co operate in every way with the
 United States. Hoover expressed his : gratitude and satisfaction and con- jgratulated the leaders of the nation on the prospect Of permanent peace in Nicaragua.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
DR. C. A. POLLARD. DENTIST,
 WILL ARRIVE ABOUT JAN. I

A telegram from Dr. c. A. Pollard, well known Anchorage dentist, to the Kusko Times says:
 T will be in Flat during the month of December. Am leaving here in a few days by plane. Should be in Ta- kotna just after the first of the year. Am prepared to give the people good, clean dental service
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
NEW AIRPLANE COMPANY TO
 OPERATE FROM FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Dec. 1.-Lynn Smith, United States Marshal eat Fairbanks, Everett Mcbride and Harry E. Coffie, aviators, embarked for Fairbanks on the Victoria, which sailed for Seward this morning.
 An airplane company has been formed by Mcbride and Coffie, who will do commercial flying fromFair- banks.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
ADMIRAL FLETCHER PASSES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Admira3 Frank F1etche, retired. died today.
 The seizure and occupation of Vera Cruz during the Mexican trouble, il April, 1914, was tine most famous eX- ploit in Fletcheris career in the sfavy
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
HIS LIFELONG AMBITION WAS TO BRING HELP AND HAPPl-
 NESS TO CRIPPLED CHILDREN

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. With his lifelong ambition to bring help. and happiness to crippled children full filled, William Henry Eustis, Phila- delphia lawyer, and former mayor of Minneapolis, died here yesterday, at the age of 83.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
SEATTLE TURN osON .NEH
 $500 900 LIGHTING SYSTEN

SEATTLE. !. Nov. 30-The new $900,000 lighting system for the downtown business district was flashed on tonight, presenting mar velousiy beautiful illumination Of that section of the city
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Greetings
 10 Hoover
ENTHUSIASTIC OyATIONs FOR ssIHsTINGUTsHED VISITOR AT
 ALL S.. A. PORTS.

PETaTA ARENAS, {, Costa Rica, \ Now 18.-President Elect. Hoover was ? given@s noisy welcome when he land ed here today on his goodwill mis- sion
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
HORNSBY GOES TO CHICAGO
 RECORD BASEBALL DEAL

NEW YORK-The New York Sun in copyrighted story says Rogers Hornsby has been bought by the Chi cago Cubs for $200,0OO, plus players Heathcote and Mcguire The story says Hornsby received bonus of $25,OOO for signing to play 9seeond base for the Cubs for thesnezt three seasons at salary of $40s000 year The deal by which William Wrig- ley, Jr, obtained the right to sign Hornsby from the Boston Braves is hailed as the biggest mabaseball his tory. The payment iot S200,0O0 breaks all records.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Brink were among those who were present at Ophir on Thanksgiving day, return ing here Saturday.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
EIGHT SMALL GEORGIA
 BANKS CLOSE DOORS

ATLANTA, Nov. 2s-Eight small Middle Georgia banks closed their doors Tuesday, owing te the failure of the Fourth National Bank of Macon.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
GREEN REELECTED.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-Wil- Green was unanimously reelected to- day as president of the American Federation of Labor. Toronto, Can ada, was chosen for the next anfual convention of the Federation.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

Frank Guskey, N. C. Co. manager, returned to his headquarters at Mr. .Erath yesterday. going down with Charlie Konietzko.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Mrs. Mabel Nigh Ranum, McGrath

school teacher, and w. J. Widman, who were among those who partici- pated in the doings at Ophir Thanks giving day and the day following, re- turned here Sunday and departed for McGrath yesterday, with Mr Widman at the hant,!ebars.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Kings Life
 In Balance
LATEST BULLETIN SAYS HIS AILMENT BEING HELD
 IN CHECK.

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-The Prince of Wales has cut short his South African hunting trip and is returning home on
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
CAPITAL CITY HAD VERY
 TAME THANKSGIVING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Capital welcomed Thanksgiving with simplicity rites, considering the usual turkey sacrifices. Coolidge is in Vir- ginia, and Hoover in South America.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

Miss Nary Mclean 1nd Harry Menzof, v:ho were present at Ophir on Thanksgiving day, returned home on Saturday.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

Charls;T Konig, with the outgoing mail, arrived Thursday noon and con- ti,ned that. afternoon to McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

Mrs. Louise Livenhagen ~ano John Repo were Saturday arrivals froa- Ophir, and are making T shorts-TA kotna visit
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
Photographic Ticks.

NETWORK, Dec. 1.-Estelle Man vile, daughter sof H. E. Manville, heiress tos.cne of Americas greatest fortunes, and Count Folke Berna- ootte, nephew of the king of Sweden, were married here this afternoon.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 2S.-L. A. Nor row, veteran high school teacher, was dismissed today by the Board of Edu- cation. He was charged with having kissed pretty girl pupils.
 NEW YORK, Nov 28-George Me- Manus was hurried to the office of the district attorney yesterday and was formally charged with the murder of Arnold Rothstein, noted gambler.
 MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1-Emilio Portes Gill was inaugurated yester- day as president of Mexico.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Dec. L. President Elect Hoover arrived at ! Guayaquil this afternoon. He will re-
 main here overnight and sail tomor- row afternoon for Callao, Peru, and thence to Lima, the capital, where he : will be entertained by President Le- gria.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

Mail Carrier Charlie O'Halloran, bringing Che Outside mail. arrived Tuesday and continued on his way to Ophir and Flat On Wednesday.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01
ABOARD BATTLEsHIP NARY.

ABUAKD-- BA ILESTfIF .-NFAhI- LAND, Nov. 29. = President Elect Hoover is moving southward today,
 on his way to GiAayaquil, Ecuador, l. which will be the first of half dozen stops to be made in South { America before he returns te the | United States. in January.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

LONDON, Nov. 28.-A letter from the Kings physician, Lord Dawson, which was submitted to the Cabinet this morning and ordered published, said the major part of the Kings suffering came from rongestion of the right lung, with extensive plas> pleurisy on the right side. There is anxiety, the letter said, due to the in- fertien, whirh naturally smhst be seri- ods. The condition of the lung, how ever, is somewhat improved, and the letter pointed out that ,1the Kings strength has been maintained.
 DARESSALAAM, Tanganyika, Ne vember 28.-The Prince of Wales, speeding to the bedside of King George, arrived here late today
 LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Kings ail- ment is being held in check today, "a bulletin announcing that His Majesty passed the night perfectly.
 LONDON, Dec. IA slight rise in Georges feverish condition was 'an- nounced in a bulletin issued today, giving tingr of uneasiness to public feeling.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

Mrs. Howard Langley, who was among those present at the Thanks giving day festivities at Ophir, de- parted today for her home at Me Gratil, with Henry Martella as chauf- feur.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-01

John Krieger was among those who went to Ophir on Thanksgiving day, returning here yesterday