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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
5 PHYSICIANS
CONSULT OVER
KING GEORGE
Review Entire Case;
Morning Bulletin
Says Condition Is
Same; Fever Up

LONDON. Dee. S.-tPJ-All five
physicians who have been attending
King George returned TO the palace
this afternoon and held a further
consultation on his msjesty's condi-
tion.
II was understood that the object
Of the consultation was 10 make a
further comprehensive review Of the
entire case.
LONDON. Gee. s-tPl-Despite
the fact that King Georges temper
ature was stated 10 be up this morn
ing. there wer eindications IN the
official bulletin on his condition that
might be regarded as satisfactory.
The physicians report indicated
the king had several hours of re-
freshine sleep after the disturbed
day which he passed yesterday and
apparently ne held ground which he
had previously gained.
The bulletin. signed by Sir Stan
ley Hewett and Lord Dawson OF
Penn, read:
"The king has had some hours Of
sleep. The temperature ~ still rais-
cd on account of the local lung con-
dition. The general conditions are
the same"
The Daily Express said today il
understood that after a radio logical
examination physicians held long
consultation on the question of per-
forming an operation ON his majesty.
The newspaper said IL was feared
the length Of the illness had so taxed
the strength Of the king that it was
doubtful whether he had sufficient
vitality to sustain an operation.
The newspaper gave no indication
as 10 the character Of the operation
discussed and the report that such
procedure had been considered did
not appear in any official or semi
official statement.
The Prince of Wales who disem-
barked from the cruiser Enterprise
at Suez arrived at Cairo, Egypt. to-
day. lie will 20 from there to Port
Said where he will rejoin the Enter
prise which will sail late tonight
for trip Of $50 miles 70 Brindisi,
Italy.
The Duke Of Gloucester today was
steaming for England on the liner
Balmoral Castle.
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Eagles Win Valley Title 27-O on Frigid Mud Lake
COPS FIND TOTS
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HOME BY PHONE
\ \ +
CALL TO SANITY

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-tPy-Eour-
year-oId Tommy Brennan, found
by a policeman on the platform Of
the elevated at Battery Park, de-
clined all information about him
self other than he was looking for
Santa.
At a police station a sergeant
induced him to telephone.
Hello, Santa, is that you? This
is Tommy. want an electric
train and a puppy
A jolly voice on the other end,
which may have been Santa's or .
policeman's, doomed out, "Who
are you?"
Tommy Brennan. | live up by
155th street.
"All right, Tommy" said the
jolly voice.
A contented Tommy was shortly
returned 70 his mother.
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Solon Group to
Question West

WASHINGTON, Dee. s.-LPy-The
senate public lands committee today
asked Secretary West to appear be-
fore Il in open meeting next Wednes-
day to he questioned in connection
with his nomination as head Of the
interior department.
An inquiry into the Salt Greek
royalty oil lease renewal To Harry
u. Sinclair, also was decided upon IN
connection with the hearing of Mr..
West. The committee has asked HUI
bert Work. chairman Of the rcpub-
liean national committee and Mr..
Vests predecessor in tho Coolidge
cabinet. 10 appear before il on
Thursday
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MAY FROST IN
UPPER VALLEY
Temperature of 43 to
Al Seen for Lower
Sections

Clear skies practically through
out the Valley which are conducive
10 low temperatures in this section.
led L. s. Mctcorologist ". J.
Sehnurbusch to warn the upper
(western) Valley or the possibility
of frost Saturday night.
The forecast called for continued
fair skies Saturday night 10 fair or
partly cloudy and warmer Sunday.
The lower section will experience
about the same low as reported Fri
day nights degrees. il was stated.
There was no frost.
Rain was reported from Eagle Pass
on down the Rio Grande at all river
stations. Rio Grande City with %
inch during the past % hours. re-
ceived the most precipitation.
Brownsville was second with 4 mark
of Is. <sn Benito received 90 and
Mission GO.
The river bullet showed little
changes. with minor rises and falls.
Freezing temperatures were re-
ported NJ many Texas stations. A
number or rev low records we're
established also.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. nec. r.
P'-The coolest weather Of the sea-
son vas recorded here today when
the temperature dropped to - de-
crccs.
DALLAS. Tex. Dee. s.-UTi-Thc
third killing frost Of the season ac-
companicd the lowest tcmucrnturc
since last winter here today.
At 9 2. N. tho temperature vas IS
degrees
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Physician, Wife
Killed By Thugs

EATON. Ohio, Dee. s.-tP,-Mrs.
Lora Silver, 50. was shot and killed.
and her husband Or. III. z. Silver.
55, prominent physician. was
wounded seriously by two robbers
who entered their home early to-
day. Hearing a noise in down
stairs room. Mrs. Silver went 10 in
vestigate and was shot through the
heart.
DR.. Silver. who followed his wife
downstairs. also was shot. The rob
bers fled in an automobile.
Or. Silver was taken to Miami
Valley hospital in Dayton, where
an operation was performed in an
effort to save his life.
Anna Mary Silver. Is. aroused ~
the shots. saw the burglars flee
and called for help.
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SECOND CHICAGO COP
SHOT IN 80 HOURS

CHICAGO. Dee. S--iPt-Anothe
policeman vas shot today, the sec
ond in 50 hours 10 fall before gang
ster bullets.
Unlike the case or Leroy Gilbert.
young police chief Of South Chicago
Heights who was shot dead in his
home Thursday night, the shooting
Of County Policeman Ernest Schu-
bert today was not fatal. The bullet
that dropped him struck his left leg.
Another shot was deflected by his
star.
Schubert had crossed the street in
Niles Center TO question several men
in an automobile. Before he could
speak guns were pointed AZ him and
triggers pressed. As he fell, the
car was driven away.
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JOKING GIANT
4 y j.
HITS AT RUNTY
Y y 4
.COP-HE'S K. O.D|

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-(Pj-John
Jaslowski is a six-foot longshore-
man who weighs 203 pounds and Is
addicted to practical jokes.
John telephoned a police station
that he had been robbed and asked
for a policeman. Patrolman Viii
liam Real. feet. seven, and
weighing 100 pounds. responded
"Ha, ha,' shouted John. 81
wasn't robbed. The only reason ]
phoned was 10 get q policeman
here so | could beat him up"
He made n swing at the police
man. who duckcd and countered
with left behind the eyes that
sent John down.
John was sentenced to Jail for
three days. Magistrate Forwell told
Real he was zone Of the many
thousands Of policemen of whom
New York IL proud
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Oldest Haylingen Home,
Lon Hills, To Be Raced

sooa after it have been torn down
70 make room for more modern
and substantial buildings.
II typifies the Old houses of the
better kind which were built IN
the Valley while such cities as
Harlingen. San Benito NcAllen.
Mercedes and Mission werc in their
infancy.
On the place where the old
building now stands 4 large new
building will be erected. accord
ing 10 Sam Bolts. president of the
Valley Fair association. The cid
Hill residence probably will be
torn down early in the new year. $
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Radio Takes Nose DiUe
As Bears Rule Market

favorite investment issues, Cen
ersl Motors lost SIS. while Cana
dian Pacific. New York Central,
Union Pacific, U. 5. Steel. and
American Can lost about 81 TO So.
Among the few issues to with
stand the deluge Of selling were
General Electric and Bethlehem
Steel. which closed with gains of
more than 81 each. Standard Oil
II New Jersey. and Texas Corp,
each closed 25c higher.
Federal Mining and Smelling.
and National Tea, two OF the more
volatile issues. tumbled $50 and
sol respectively.
The curb market also encoun-
tered an avalanche Of selling.
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NEW YORK, Dee. s.-pPl-'A
nose dive in the common stock OF
Radio Corporation Of America oi
S72 from yesterdays closing price
was the spectacular development
OF the third successive day ot
crashing stock prices on the Ne"
York stock exchange today. Radio
touched S296 share which ls
S1ei under IT, record high price
established only three days ago
but more than three times the loN
price OF the year $65.25.
Sears Rocbuck. Greene Csnanes
Packard Motor. Johns Mansville.
and Chrysler were among issues
losing from ss TO $40. Among
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THREE MORE
ARE BURNED
INPT.ARTHUR
Blaze Aboard Tanker
Is Contr oiled As
Seamen Jump Into
Canal From Craft

PORl A ARTHUR, Tex,
Dec. S.-(PD-Three uniden-
titled men were killed and at
least three injured in an ex-
plosion on the Gulf Refining
company tanker GulfIand at
$50 a. m, today. The bodies
Of the three men killed were
so badly burned that idcnti-
fication was impossible un-
TIL ships papers could be
checked.
Fire which broke out on
the tanker following the ex-
plosion was checked shortly
after eight a. m. Cause of
the explosion. which occur
red in the pump room, was
not determined.
The pump room is just below the
crews quarters and many of the
seamen jumped into the ship canal
when the blast rocked the vessel.
Those injured are:
Thomas Million, severely burned.
T. ". Wood, burns and shock.
Pen Rodrick, burns and shock.
The ship was manueyercd from the
gasoline loading docks Immediately
after the explosion to prevent 4 more
serious blast, taking an isolated
berth in the turning basin where
efforts TO check the flames were
conducted.
The Gulfland arrived yesterday ar-
ternoon and had dockcd at the gas
oline docks 10 load gasoline for
coastwise ports.
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2 SLAIN AS HOLDUP
ATTEMPT is FOILED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. s.-sP,
Two men we're killed and two po-
lice officers slightly wounded when
a squad of police frustrated an at
tempt to hold up small drygoods
store here today. A third man was
captured.
The men killed were Carl kitrell.
81, and Otto Price, 10. both OF In
dianapolis. The officers were
wounded slightly in the hands.
Police received advance iuforma-
tion of the intended holdup and hid
N the store. They exchanged
number Of shots at close range with
the holdup men.
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ROTHSTEIN PROBERS
MAKE BIG DOPE HAUL

NEW YORK, Dec. s.--lPJ-Fed-
eral authorities investigating a mar
cotic syndicate financed by the
late Arnold Rothstein today had in
their possession $2.000,000 worth
Of confiscatcd narcotics.
Discovery of two trunks in ho-
tel. where they had benc checked
for shipment inland resulted from
a perusal OF papers found among
the slain gamblers effects.
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Seek AS Slayer
Man Discharged
From Infirmary

NANBCREN, Ark. Dee. s.-tP.-
Posses and bloodhounds searched to-
day for an aged wsnderer who po-
lice believed took three lives in pay
ment for his expulsion from the
Crawford county infirmary.
Clifford Deffenbaugh. "a, superin-
tendent Of the infirmary; Mrs. Def
fenbaugh. 81. and John Nicholson.
GO. inmate, we're shot 70 death last
night as they sat in their living room
with two children.
Before Mrs. Dcffenbauzh died she
Said to officers: Il believe Howell
did the shooting"
Two posses obtained bloodhounds
and set out on trail they hoped
would lead to a man known as BILL"
Howell. who Dcffenbaugh discharged
from the infirmary this week follow
ing reports that he refused TO do
work required Of all able inmates.
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Special to The Herald }

HARLlNGEN. Dec. She old
est house IN Harlingen. the resi-
denee built IN 1908 by Lon c. Hill.
who fathered the town during its
early days. j. 70 be razed 70 make
way for modern progress.
This announcement came from
officials or the Valley Mid-Wintcr
Fair. as the old house is located
OF the Fair grounds.
The large frame structure. hid
den away in a matt of ebony trees.
has stood tho rsvases Of weather
for twenty years. while most of the
other houses which were built
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SAYS ROBINSON MAY
BE GIVEN THE AXE

NEW ORk, Dec. S.-,PJ-Thc New
York Evening Post says today that
Nilbert Robinson. preSidcnt-manage
OF tho Brooklyn National League
baseball club, will be relieved OF his
duties as president and the office
offered TO Frank Il. York. present
attorney for the club, Mt a meeting
10 he held Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
RAIL DEAL APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-(Pf-A
favorable report on the project or
the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
company TO take over the Louisiana
Railway and Navigation company
was made today to the Interstate
Commerce Commission. terminating
a preliminary investigation into the
transaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
WEATHER

For Brown syills and tho Valley:
Fair tonight: lowest temperature
practically same as last night; pos
sibly frost in upper (westernl por-
tion Of Valley; Sunday fair or partly
cloudy and warmer.
For East Texas: Fair and slightly
warmer tonight; frost 10 the cosst
except nearly to the coast in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley; SUNDAY
fair with rising temperature.
Light variable winds on the coast
becoming southerlv.
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WEEKLY WEATHER

Southern Plains and West Gulf
states: Fair at opening w week.
becoming cloudy and unsettled with
rains probable NJ middle and during
latter half. Temperatures mostly
near or above normal. with colder
probably by end Of week
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CATS SOLD

FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec. s.--,-J
Joe Bonowitz. outfieldcr and Hor-
ace kibbe. shortstop, have been sold
by Fort Worth TO Hollywood of the
Pacific Coastleague Buzz Phillips.
pitcher, has been obtained hy tho
Fanthcrs from Beaumont
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
IN the river during the next few
days.
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point IAabsl
tomorrow. under normal me.eoroloEi-
cal conditions:
High .-.. 1880 "a. M; ASA y. rr.
Low T:54 "a. rn.: 9.47 u. ~.
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WALL STREET
CLOSE STRONG
$780,
900 Shares Sold
During Day

NEW YORK, Nov. I2.-(F1-The
upward price movement was resumed
at the opening OF today's market.
Coty opened . Ii points higher Mt
$40, a new high, on top of a 81 point
gain last week. Initial gains Of a
point or more were recorded by Tim
ken Roller Bearing, Continental In
anc International Combustion
and Pennsylvania railroad. Western
Union opened with a block of 1000
shares at 200 up 4 points, and New
York Central with a block OF 10000
shares at PSI Ii, up 2 points.
Early trading was in tremendous
volume in blocks Of 10000 to Is, Doc
shares changing hands in such issues
as American Can, National Cash Reg
ister. Mexican Seaboard, Texas-Conti-
mental Oil. K~ennecott Copper, General
Motors old and new stocks and AS
sociated Dry Goods. The gains run
ming from fractions to 3 Iii points
Approximately half a million shares
changed hands in the first Is min.
utes Of trading.
Radio again stepped into the fore,
front Of the advance by climbing
II Ii points 70 a new high recorc
at 275.
There were only a few soft spots
Montgomery-Ward standing out with
a loss OF 4 points on prof.t-taking.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with Sterling Cables unchanged n
S4.si 27-32.
The closing was strong. Sales
Appropriated 5.500.06O.
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CARAVAN
ARRIVES HERE
Mid-Winter Booste r s
Cross River; De-
part at ii

Twenty automobiles Of Mid-Win-
ter Valley Fair boosters from Har-
lingen. led by a motor bus lo-ded
with the HarlinEen municipal band.
arrived in this city at $3.50 o'clock
Monday morning as their second
stop in a Jour Of Valley cities in
the interest of the exposition which
opers there November %.
All cars in the caravan were pla-
carded with Valley Fair boosters and
car horns and good lungs aided the
boosters IN letting the city know
they were on deck as scheduled.
After making a swing through the
downtown section, they crossed over
to Matamoros TO do a little foreign
advertising in the Mexican border
city.
The caravan returned to Browns
VILE just as the Armistice day pro-
gram was completed and proceeded
10 parade down Levee street behind
the American Legion bugle and
drum corps.
They left here shortly before IL
a. m. for upper Valley cities. the pa
rade TO be brought TO an end on the
Hidalco County Fair grounds at
Mission.
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Reprisals Urged
ByPaper As Six
Soviets Killed

MOSCOW. Nov. 12.-tPi-With six
Soviet officials. including a woman
assassinated during the last week,
the soviet newspapers today were
dema-ding drastic punitive mea-
sures,
The newspaper Pravda said the
violeucc was growing, particularly
in the rural districts where the
grain collection and heavy taxation
Of rich peasants have made these
peasants desperate. Three rich peas
ants were sentenced 70 death and
scores were hid today.
The newspaper Izvestia printed
dispatches from various localities
reporting the murder of officials,
teachers and correspondents, the
breaking up az meetings and the
burning of Soviet libraries.
A shot was fired through a win
dow Of a library at Sclaroda. killing
a woman communist who was read
ing in the building. A driverlcss
horse returned to the horne Of a
soviet official near Briansk. The
officials widow found in the wagon
the body Of her husband WHO evil
IDENTIFY had been shot from ambush.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
Anti Tarnmany'
Dems Organizing
Under Tom Love

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 12.-tPA
Headquarters Of the anti-Tammany
democrats Of Texas will be main
tained permanently here, State Sen
ator Thomas 3. Love. a leader in the
organization. announced today.
THE forces Of good government
have organized under the name Of
anti-Tammany democrats of Texas.
he explained. 1T will be our pur-
pose 10 fight the domination OF the
democratic party by the liquor inter
ests. both in state and national pol
tiles.
I'VE will oppose the nomination Of
Franklin ID. Roosevelt. who was elect
ed governor Of New York on a pledge
to veto all state liquor Law enforce
ment legislation. and all other vets.
I've will sponsor legislation in the
next Texas legislature calling for
the selection OF all executive rom
mittees of political parties by vote
Of the people. This will relieve Tex
az democrats Of their present Illegal
~ chosen committee"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
ORDER BOAT
FOR HOOVER
Battleship Maryl a n d
Called For South
American Trip
By JAMES l.. WEST
Associated Press Staff Writer

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,
Nov. 12.-Final orders have been re-
ceived from Washington by the COM
handing officer Of the battleship
Maryland to take Herbert Hoover 70
South America. sailing from n South
ern California port not earlier than
next Monday.
Tire latest word here today was
that the president-elect would board
the ship At San Pedro. the port for
Los Angeles. on November 20. sail
ing on the same day, and arriving at
Balboa at the Pacific entrance 70
the Panama canal. about five days
later.
After the inspection or the canal
the ship will continue on TO the first
Port Of call in South America, yet 20
be determined. The Maryland, one
Of ths largest and newest % the
navy's battleships and regarded a.
an extraordinarily steady craft IN
rough weather. was placed in dry
dock today at Hunters Island in San
Francisco Bay, TO be conditioned Tor
the voyage which will take her as far
south as Valparaiso, Chile.
During the voyage TO Chile Mr..
Hoover will occupy the admiral's
suite, located III the extreme stern
Of the ship under the quarterback.
This suite is a sumptuous ne, con-
sisting or a large reception room. n
dining room. n bed room and private
bath with a separate small sitting
room.
Thepresdent-elect will be accom-
panied BY his younger son, Allan
and his secretary. George Akerson,
as well as representatives of tho
state department and 4 siZeable
corps Of newspaper correspondent
and a few cameramcn.
Although Mrs. Hoover has accom-
panied her husband on all Of his
campaign trips, It is not likely that
she will make the South American
journey with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
CITY DOOMED

Continued from mage one.l
there were signs that the deluge was
slackening.
The main lava stream was advanc
inc on the Carrabba front over a
width Of $500 feet with the likeli-
hood that this would be increased at
tbis point by masses Of molten rock
mourning in over the plain Of the de-
rtroved town Of Mascali which no
longer offers an obstacle to the de-
structive onrush.
Nest Of the destruction thus Tar
has been in the areas north OF Gil
arre on the southeastern fringe Of
TIC devastated zone. Mascali has
been destroyed. Nunziata partly dam
aUed and now the town Of Carrabba
4 beginning 10 suffer. These three
places together with Riposto and
Ciarre fringe the base Of Mt Etna
"a lie "a - Circumet1a railway
which has been cut near Mascali by
the lava flow.
The town Of Nunziata had an anx-
;ous weekend. Early Sunday morn
80 there were loud earth rumbhngs
followed By a series of explosions
which hurled up great quantities Of
stones and bright flames. For a time
!. was feared that a new eruptive
routh had been formed but later Il
anpeared that he phenomenon was
d.,e 70 local conditions caused by IN
forseen evaporation.
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n. Y.COTTON
OPENS firm
Prices Are e to "a
Points Above Sat-
urday Close

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-PI-The
cotton market opened firm NJ an ad-
vance Of IL to II points and sold 70
to q points above Saturdays closing
quotations during early trading with
December advancing 10 1850 and
May to 1894. There was some SOU
thern and local selling, but il was
very readily absorbed by trading,
buying and covering. The advance
met a little more realizing but the
buying continued fairly active end
prices were within 4 or s points OF
the best at the end Of the first half
hour.
The market became a~uieter late in
the morning. There seemed enough
cotton for sale TO check the early
advance and prices reacted some
or 8 points from the best. but the
bullish view OF the statistical posi-
ton vas reflected by a steady under
tone. At midday the market as
quiet at 1854 for December and 1910
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
HIDALCO FAIR
CLOSES TODAY
Huge Crowds Throng
To See Exhibits
And Rodeo

MISSION, Nov. 12.-After having
been hampered on opening day by a
heavy downpour. the Hidalgo County
Fair got into full swing Sunday that
continued over into Monday, the
last day Of the fair.
A throng estimated nj 5000 was
on hand Sunday 70 participate in the
various events and I'd aid in ohServa-
tion Of Armistice Day.
There we're no speeches Sunday
morning due 90 Armistice programs
at The various churches. However.
Troop S from Fort Ringgold went
through maneuvers and gave n "a
Lutte.
The rodeo Of Art Mix, brother Of
the motion picture star. proved one
Of the biggest drawing cards OF the
day a the throngs turned out TO sec
feats Of horsemanship and skill Ia
handling cattle. Lack Of stock ham,
parcd this performance Saturday with
more on hand Sunday. This act also
was 20 be presented Monday.
An added attraction Monday night
AZ z o'clock Is 70 bc a wrestling bout
between Young Sandow. profession
al. and Eastman Of NcAllcn.
Among the exhibits. that Of poul-
try was said 20 be one Of the best
ever shown in this section. Prizes
were being awarded Monday.