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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-16
Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Press)

CIV The Associated Press)-
MEXICO CITY-There has been ar
unprecedented sale of American
fla-s to be flown during the current
celebration on Mexican Independence.
bergh and Morrow
Los ANGELES-Filmtown's daily
il seeking q divorce. Virginia Brad
ford Of the screen and Cedric Bel
frage, scenario writer, have been
married nj Tiajuana. Mrs. Joane
Rubini, recently parted BY divorce
from Jan G. Rubini, violinist, by d.
vorce, is suing Rue Shepherd elena
Andreani) for $4,000 on the ground
Of alienation. Renee Adoree has
withdrawn her divorce suit against
William S. Gill.
GREENWICH, Conn.-The Rev.
Bartholomew j. Chudacek Of Phila-
delphia has been disappointed again,
Last June he took out a license 10
wed Betty Randolph, who once helm
ed Ziegfeld 10 glorify and has been
married three times. Something
went wrong. Yesterday he got an
other license and waited several
hours. No Betty appeared. He left
town.
D0YLESTOWN, Pat is not ap-
parent whether it made any differ
ence in the price, but Henry Ford
once slept in colonial four-post bed
at the historic Fountain House. Il
SOLD at auction for SITS.
CAIR0-Now comes the inside
story Of the Prince Of Wales wallop-
ing a gols ball off the top Of the
Great Pyramid. The Pyramid was
not high enough. A guide carried "A
bag Of sand TO the top for q tee. OF
course peg couldn't be used, even II
II. r. H. had one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-16
DIES fsn FEET

MADRAS, India-George Morse. a
British miner, dived $50 feet to his
death down q shaft at the Kolar
mine.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
UNION PACIFIC ATHLETIC
CLUB TRAP SHOOT

The third annual trap shoot to
be held by the Las Vegas Athletic
Club of Union Pacific Employees
Saturday and Sunday, February IL
and IL, promises to be very en-
thusiastic affair.
The local Elks Club have affili-
ated with the Athletic Club and
are Npmised teams of Elk trap
shooters from several points. The
Union Pacific Athletic Club and
the Pac fic Electric Rod and Gun
Club OF Les Angeles will bring
several teams of trap shooters.
Tho Pacific Electric baseball
team Will play the Las Vegas
team games Saturday and Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock on the Main
Street grounds opposite the depot
In addb.ion. there will be num-
erous tennis players from South
ern California to compete with Las
Vegas contestants.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
REVENUE PLAN
:. Wins SUPPORT
Lawmakers From Basin
States Will Meet to Discuss
New Project After Weeks
Study.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. : "a
draft Of a compromise Boulder
Dam bill was suGmittde to Senator
Hiram W. Johnson today by Sena-
tor Lawrence &. Phipps o, Col
Grade.
Pages had asked the Senators
T. cul the Colorado River basin
s-atco to NEE. him at 2 O'Clock
tn afternoon IL committee
room TO discuss this suggested
measure. At that hour several of
them appeared, Johnson among
Them, but after a brief discussion
tehy asked time to study it, and
announced they would meet again
next week.
The bill provides for the con-
struntion of the high dam in
Boulder or Black Canyon and OF
the all American canal. The fin
ancing plan is identical with that
os the Swing johnson bill, except
hat for the first 20,900. 900 of
cost the Government will not
charge interest; If the plan TO get
the cost OF the high dam and pow
er plan underwritten by power
contracts fails. then the Secretary
L the Interior shall proceed to
apepi $20,O00.0rJ on low dam
n the same location. with founda-
ms strong and large enough to
support a high dam.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
WIFE DESERTER
ARRESTED HERE
Errant Sprouse Caught Here.
Wife ReIents, Takes Him
Back.

H. A. Matthews of Goodsprings
was arrested here yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff r. G. Nc
Cu1rey. on telegraphic advice from
Deputy Sheriff J. A. Fredrickson,
for deserting his wife, who was
entirely without funds in the
southern mining camp.
Soon after Mathews left Good
springs in his car the County
Sheriffs office received the wire
and Deputy Sheriff McCubrey
drove south OF Gown to await his
arrival. In about twenty minutes
Mr.. Mathews was welcomed by
McCubrey and held until his wife
arrived later in the day.
Mrs. Mathews soon relented and
withdrew all charges, taking
Mathews back to support the
family.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
RAID BRINGS CITY
LARGE RETURNS
Transfer of Federal Cases to
Municipal Court Brings
Fines of $480O.0O

AS a result of orders from E. H.
Bonner, federal prohibition admin
istrator, at San Francisco. trans
ferring the cases taken in the
raid Monday night 10y federal Of
Ulcers, to the municipal court, Las
Vegas is approximately 100000
to the good.
Judge Breeze announces that
the following fines were levied up
on the defendants, all of whom
pleaded guilty before the municipal
court Wednesday:
Frank Davis, alias w. P. Inger-
soil, and George SwApes OF the
Arizona Club, $4,000 each /;
George O'Rouke and Fred s. Le-
Roy of the Green Lantern. $350.00
each; Florence Lozano AMI Peter
Surich OF he Honolulu Inn. s350.00
each; Charles White and William
Keaton. OF the Big Four, $350.00
each; Gabriel Lopez, of the Miners
Club, $4,000; Earl O'Neil of the
Jazz Bar, $500.00; ]. ]. Ross OF
the Pastime Dance Hall. $4,000;
and Ed Van of the Double o.
$4,000.
Although the total of the fines
levied Is $4,000. 90 the expenses OF
The officers from San Francisco
are to be deducted. which WI net
he city $4150.00.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10

bed and was reading by the light
of his carbide lamp when Fenni-
more decided TO go down to the
car to get his slingshot.
On his return to The camp he
Stumbled and the gun, which he
was probably carrying in his
hand. struck a rock and dfScharg-
ed. The bullet entered through
the unfortunate youths mouth and
penetrated his brain, killing him
instantly. Had Fennimore carried
an empty shell under 1he hammer
of his gun this terrible accident
would never have happened.
The boys parents were notified
and AFTER the coroner's jury
brought a verdict Of accidental
death his body was brought to the
Las Vegas Funeral Home in this
city by Fred Reem.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS
TO HELP STUDENTS

The establishment of regular
scholarships for the assistance OF
Las Vegas Students was the sug-
gestien made Iby A. e. Cahlan in a
talk before the Rotary Club at
the weekly luncheon yesterday.
MIR. Cahlan's plan calls for a
slight monthly per capita tax, and
would result in the establishment
OF scholarships for high school
and college Students. To begin
with there would probably be one
scholarship for high school Sen
ior Student, and one for the first
year college. The plan met with
favorable reception, and upon mo-
tion of X. o. Knudson, seconded
by A. e. Cahlan, was presented
to the Board OF Directors for their
approval
r. r. Smith, representative of
the General Manager Of the Un-
ion Pacific, discussed the Union
Pacific Tri-State Trap Shoot
which will take place here Feb
ruary 11th and 18th. Mr.. Smith
also outlined the organization and
growth OF the Union Pacific Ath-
loic Association which was first
formed in 1928, and which has
grown steadily eyre since. Mr.
Smfht gave credit for much OF the
success Of the organization to the
cooperation Of the citizens.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
Governor BALzAR.
WANTS ORATORS
State Says Every Pupil
SHOULD Enter National Or
itorical Cc41fest.

RENO. Feb 9.-Every student
eligible to enter the national ora
torical contest should do 30, ae-
cording to Governor Balar who is
most enthusiast C over the con-
test The Governor has written
Prof. alan ?
Prof Alan Nichols, zone director:
"The interest aroused throughout
Ehe nation in the previous nation
al contests has served to focus
attention upon one OF the most
vital points in our civic existence,
Wis; the study of our Federal
Constitution"
"'rhe annual contests OF this
class mean much for a higher
standard of citizenship in the
years to come"
Nevada high school students
took h h'gh rank in the last contest
and ! confidently expect an even
bo,a,er showing this year."
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
WITH DOG
DISPEEASES HUBBY
Mama Insists That Fido
Stay, So Papa Leaves. -
Four Other New Suits.

When Harry Thorgren found he
had To sleep with his wlfe's pet
dog his love received such a jolt
as II never was able to recover
from. AS remonstrances were un-
ayailing, and the canine continued
% have the place of honor, Mr..
Thorngren finally left home alto
gether. This wasn't all the
trouble either, as the complaint
filed. in 1he District Court Tues
day shows. Mrs. Thorngren's
fondness for dogs was exceeded
only by her fondness for mar
cotics, according to the complaint,
so now Harry has petitioned for
a decree of divorce from Maude
through his attorney Harley A.
Harmon.
Out of five suits filed since
Tuesday. four of the plaintiffs 8
were the husbands. Raymond M.
Smith is asking for a decree of
divorce from his wife Eta Mar
earet through his attorneys
Messrs. Stevens & Henderson.
Cruelty is the charge OF Gustav
Proder against Gertrude, and to
insure good measure the charge
of desertion is added. A. w. Ham
represents the plaintiff.
The fourth man TO sue-for di-
voree this week is Paul S. Comlis
who charges his wife Leah M.
Comlis with extreme cruelty. Mr..
Comlis is also represented by A.
w. Ham.
The only divorce suit filed by
a woman since Monday was led
by Ida Williamson through her at
torney, E. F. Dupray. in which she
charges her husband. Bert Will
hanson, with extreme cruelty.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
SUBDIVISIONS WILL
GET CITY WATER
Land and Water Company
Plans to Extend Main to
Hawkins, Bucks, FairVieW

Plans are being completed
whereby the Las Vegas Land and
Water Company proposes TO fur
nish water service to the residents
OF Hawgins', Bucks. Faivdew and
,Honeer Heights additions to the
CITY of Las Vegas.
S. F. Craner and w. E. Hawkins
have come to an agreement with
The company as to the price to be
paid for their mains, but final ap-
proval Of the plans has not yet
been received.
W. r. Bracken, agent for the
company expects that final ap-
proWaR will be had in about thirty
days, and 1t will probably be an.
other sixty days before the ne
cessary construction work, for the
laying OF new mains will be COM
Cpleted.
Present plans call for the SER
vice of Bucks and Hawkins sub
divisions, and for a portion of the
Fairview and Pioneer Heights sub
divisions.
"As these divisions grow" said
NJ. Bracken, "Our plans will be
changed to meet the growth, but
we do not want to be in the same
position we were as a result of
putting the mains in on the West
Side. Out Of one hundred fifty
who promised to use the water,
we have about eighteen actual
users. We have planned for years
TO take this step when the time
was ripe, and we believe that that
time has come"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
K|WANIS CLUB HOLDS
LADIES NIGHT
Leap Year Party Makes
KiWanians Limber Up the
Rusty Joints.

The regIla: meeting o. the
Kiwanis Club vas held Wednes
day evening II the form OF e Leap
Year Party az which the ladies'
were present. Dancing and music
%ere enjoyed during the evening.
Mr.. John F. Millr and Ms. Joe
Graglia Wen the prize wai.z The
prizes when were C2 great value
had been donated by Bin Fulton.
Much enjoyment was had dane,
ing old tina square dances, with
Dusty Rhoads as official caller.
Music was furnished by Carl Far
rar's ten piece dance orchestra
via h.3 electrola.
Mrs. Hal Buick, who WAS chair
man of the entertainment com
mittee was responsible for a
splendid program which consisted
Of the following numbers:
Violin solo Miss Dorothy Buzick
Accompanied by Hal Buick
Vocal solo .....-...... Mrs. c. d. Baker
Accompanied by Miss Frances
Martin
Vocal duet AIRS. Carl Farrar
anG Mrs. George Hardma1
Accompanied by Miss Frances
Martin
Quarte.te ............-..-G Girls Gle3 Club
Special Charleston Dance
Number Miss Lucille FiLnay
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
YOUNG MAN DROPS
GUN, is KILLED
JACK FENNiMoRE VICTIM OF ACCIDENT AT HIS
CAMP IN EAGLE WASH

Jack sFasnimore, nineteen year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fennimore 70 GoOdsprings, was in
s:antly killed Tuesday evening at
his prospecting camp IN Eagle
Wash wnen he dropped his gun
which discharged sending a bullet
into his head.
Funn more and his partner.
Charles Cooper. were prospecting
in Eagle Wash near Nelson and
Tad established their camp IN a
small cave in the side OF the hill
leaving their car below In the
wash. about two hundred yards
away. The two boys had been
bothered by the numerous pack
rats that scurried about at night
and Fennimore had made a sling
shot to kill them with rather than
waste ammunition on them.
Tuesday evening Cooper went to
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10

Mr.. II. II. Smith, representative
OF General Manager Knickerbocker
arrived last evening and VIII take
active charge in making arrange
ments for the handling Of the
various events in so far as the
railroad company Is concerned.
The Los Angeles papers have
featured .his trap shoot quite ex-
tensively and several hundred Wis.,
tors from Los Angeles will be
present at the meet. A special
train will leave Los Angeles at
8 pm. Friday evening, arriving
at Las Vegas 1880 am. Saturday.
After breakfast, the practice
shoot Will commence for hose in
teressed. Many of the visitors
will make a trip to Black Canyon
and other points OF interest. Ar
rangements have been made and
floodlights installed so that IL will
be possible to have a night trap
shoot Saturday. This Is quite a
novel feature. There will be no
admission charged 10 spectators
at the trap shooting. The grounds
are located just west of the depot
and seats have been provided. for
two hundred.
Arrangements have been made
to care for all those who desire to
shoot, either in the practice or
regular matches. Those interested
should see Oscar Potthoff at the
depot. Boggs Bros. at their store.
DIR. w. H. Parks or Robert Grif-
fifth at the Post Office.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
GLAD OF II,
HOPE | HANG
SAYS FIEND
JURY FINDS HICKMAN SANE AFTER oELIsERATiNo
THIRTY FIVE MINUTES.
WILL BE up FOR SENTENCE SATURDAY.

After only thirty-five minutes OF
delEberat!ori William Edward Hick-
man was declared sane by the
Jury trying him for the kidnapping
and numbering Of little Marion
Parker. The jury retired to begin
its deliberations about two-thirty
O'Clock, after listening to argu-
ments by Richard Cantildon for
.he defense and District Attorney
asa Keyes for the prosecution. A
part OF the arguments were COM
pleted Wednesday afternoon, after
he state had closed its case.
After reaching his cell Hickman
aid. I'm glad of 1t, | hope
hang"
Hickman comes up for sentence
Saturday morning. The Court may
impose a sentence OF life i'm
prisonment or the death penalty,
at its own discretion.
Attorneys for the defense have
filed a motion for a new trial.
and state that they will appeal II
the motion is denied.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
YOUNG LADY GRILLS
CAMAIGN MANAGER
Did You Ever Have Questions
Fired at You With Such
Rapiditv You Hardly Knew
Where You Were?
She Wanted to Know the
Why. What and Wherefore
of the Subscription Contest

That's what happens 10 no Age
Campaign Manager every d1y, ex'
cent that you can't tease him. ASK
him as many questions as you like
and he will answer them as fast
as he can talk.
Some people might become very
peeved IL questions were hurled
Gt them with the rapidhy OF a ma
chine gun, but the campaign man
ag.,r revels in 1t.
For instance, there came to the
campaign department OF the Age
this morning a young lady VINO
wished to enter the contest and
compete for the valuable prizes to
be awarded in just six and one
half weeks hence.
She wanted to find out "all
about is," and If medals were ever
given to question propounders'
this young lady would be given
n solid gold one ard studded with
diamonds.
She walked briskly into the on
flee and came to the point right
away.
81 want to be counted in on
that race" she announced, but
| want you to tell me all about
It,"
"Yes, indeed" replied the cam.
paign manager. "YOu see
Can | win that new Buick car
you are buying from Jimmy Cash
man?" she interrupted.
You most certainly can. That
is If. you get the largest number
OF votes. You sec"
"Aud does it make any differ
ence where | live" she broke in
again.
mo difference whatever, Just
SO you live in CLARK County"
sWell then, tell me- what must
do to win," and she moved her
chair notch closer.
That's easy. All you have to
do Ia to see your friends and ac-
uuaintances and get them TO sub
scribe for the Ago through you.
II they are already taking the
paper, the idea is to induce them
to pay up one two. three or five
years in advance. That's all there
is to it,"
"How much does each subscrip-
tion count? l just haven's got
that quite straight in my mid, )"
she eagerly Inquired.
"That depends entirely on I'll
leGg:h of time the subscription is
pad for and during which "per-
iod" it Is received in at the cam
Caign department, and according
(Continued Page 2, Col. 2)
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
WILL HAVE
SENATE SEAT
Senator Elect Smith of Ill
inois Resigns.-Govehnor
Small Reappoits Him.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 9. -
United States Senator Elect
F.ank NTH of IIlinSois will have
4 seat in the United tates Senate
in spite Of all that that body can
do to keep him out, After tender
ng his resignation to Governor
Small, he was Immediately reap
,.ointed 20 serve his own unex
pired term. A call was issued by
the governor for senatorial
primary to take place on April 10.
Smiths seat was recently de-
,,3red vacant sby the senate.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
T-AOI LLOYD DIES OF
INTERNAL INJURIES

Paul A. Lloyd died Monday
evening at a Los Angeles hospital
of injuries received in a motor
ear acc c.dent at Slime, Nevada last
Saturday might. The accident was
caused when the motor car hit 4
rock While going through, Satur-
days storm. Lloyd was rushed TO
Los Angeles at once, but his in
1uries. which were internal, proved
fatal.
Lloyd, who was 26 years of age,
was employed in the bridge con
struction department, and has
been working for the Union Pa
cif.c through Las Vegas and
Moapa for some three years.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
ACE CAMPAIGN IS
Calling FOR MORE
ACTIVE WORKERS
FIRST LIST or cANDI-
DATES TODAY; MORE
THAT ENTER, THE EAS-
TER 1T is TO WIN
Only Three Weeks Remain
of the Biggest Votes in the
campaign-Then DOWN
They Co. Work Now!

The preliminary work OF organ
izing in the Ages Big Prize Cam
paign is now weH under way and
a small list of people in Las
Vegas have signified their nten-
tfon of entering. In fact several
of the candidates have already
started the ball rolling with a few
subscriptions taken from their
friends and acquaintances. How
ever at this time the candidates
are Just getting started and very
few reports have been made.
The first list of entrants up to
the time of going to press appears
in another column of this page. A
most casual, let alone careful. per-
usal OF this list and the fact that
more real hustler5 will and should
enter this great piize distribution.
will show clearly that it is going
10 be some .nte EUt Is ii :ny
wonder-witI such fine prizes at
stake?
Not Too Late To Enter
Here is a word TO those who
have been considering entering
this race.
1t is not too late to enter as a
candidate. 1t is not too late to
get in the race and WIN! The
campaign is just starting Wednes-
~. YOU can get in the cam
paign now and stin have time to
win the prize OF your choice.
Remember this: There are
hundreds of families in this ter
ritory taking the Las Vegas Age
and thare are many hundreds OF
other families who will subscribe
Continued on Page 2. Col. 3D.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
HIGHWAY RECEIVING
GRAVEL SUPFACING
Contract To Be Completed
Within Few Weeks.

Work on the highway construc-
tiOn north Of town has proceeded
to the point where a finished job
will Ibe only am after OF a few
more weeks. Contractor Andy
Drom has finishe dthe grading and
construction OF culverts. the
gravel plant is operating to
capacity and Mr.. Drom expects
to cocplete the gravel surfacing
and have the road open to travel
by March first.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
COUNTRY CLUB SURE
OF NEW COURSE
Five Year Lease Receives
ApprohaI of Union Pacific
Officials.

Waiter +. Bracken yesterday an.
nounced that he had just received
letter approving the proposed
lease Of company land along the
creek to the Las Vegas Country
Club for a golf course. The lease,
which is being prepared, will call
for a term OF five years at fifty
dollars per year, but will not pro-
vide that the company furnish
water.
Negotiar ions have been under
way for some time through Mr..
Bracken, and his announcement
hat the new golf course is assur-
ii ia being greeted with delight
by the golfers and the would-be's.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
COFFEY HERE FOR
NEW ELECTRIC UNIT

Harry T. Coffey, formerly Of
Las Vegas, but now of Los An
geles, spent several days here this
week. Mr.. Coffew was for years
head electrician in the local-shops,
hut since his promotion several
years ago has made only occasion
al visits to Las Vegas. He is now
electrical engineer for tlho Salt
Lake Railroad, having entire
Lake.
His reeNrt visits have been IN
connection with the installation of
the new electrical unit at the
shops here, the work being done
under his supervision.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10

The Catholic Girls Club of st.
Joan of Arc Church met at the
Reotory Tuesday afternoon. The
afternoon passed pleasantly with
sewing and reading. The Club is
Cor Catholic girls of the ages from
ten to fourteen years. The Sec
Ond meeting will be held Monday
afternoon at four O'Clock.
Mrs. John M. Heaton went to
Los Angeles Sunday for a few
days visit. She arrived home
Wednesday morning ON Number 4.
Leo A. Bowen, representative OF
the S. J. Liner Circulation Ser
vice, spent Thursday in Caliente
on business.
Mrs. Leo A. Bowen, VINO ds
assisting her husband in the cir.
cuiation campaign Of the Age
n'otored to Goodsprings Wednes-
day.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who
by their kind words and deeds
helped to tighten our burden OF
sorrow in the loss OF our beloved
husband and brotherin law,
Charles Does. We wish especially
to thank the singers and pch
bearers, aud tn - who sent
flowers.
LOUELLA DEES.
THOMAS WATTS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
SLAYER OF IS
DIES IN CHAIR
Govarnor Moody Refuses
Mercy.-SIayer Dies in
Electric Chair.

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 10. -
George HRassell, confessed slayer
Of nine persons In Texas and four
In California, was executed here
IN ~ electric chair last night
after being refused mercy by Gov
ernor Moody.
Moody's refusal to commute
HassefPs sentence to life impris.
0nment came as q result Of a re-
port made by two heads OF the
stat asylurns that Hassell could
distinguish right from wrong.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10
SANGER WINS
:. IN SEVENTH.
Worlds Champion Bantam
Weight Loses by Techni-
cal K. o. in 7th.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Joey Sanger
won from Bud Taylor, worlds
champion bansamwe.ght, In the
seventh round OF a ten round al
fair here tonight by technical
knockout. -
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-02-10

Charles E. Hubbelf OF Los An-
geles and Alfred e. Taylor Of
New York City were week end
guests of Judge c. d. Breeze. On
Saturday tn visitors were taken
to the dam site at Black Canyon,
which they found most interest
ing, and on Sunday they visited
the buried city ut St. Thomas.