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El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Orden0seles Que
Salgan De Tucson

Con motive de haber sido ~presenta-
da una queja por L. L. Shugart, de
haber sido despojado de treinta y
cinco dolares que trafa en- ell bolsi-
Ito, por una mujer negra, la cual 10
atrajo hacia la esuqina de un edificio
apoderandose imediatamente de 10
Que trafa en- sus bolsillos, Ell De-
tective Franco aprehendi6 a Florence
Guinness, como mujar negra, la cual
10 atrajo hacia la esquina de. un
Edfficio apoderandose Immediate
mente de 10 que trafa en- u bolsi-
los. ell Detective Franco aprehendio
a Florence Guinness como response
Bile de tai delito.
Tanto ella como algunasl Otras
sobre quienes pesan iguales acusa-
clones, han sido puestas en- nbertad
pero Ordenandoseles que abandonen
inmediatamente la ciudad, imponfen-
doseles fuerte castigo en- caso de que
regresen.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Ell Dia IL Va a Ser
InauguradO Ell Hos q
pital De Los Vets.
Sc Ha PlaneadO I'm PrOgrama
Para La Tarde De Su
Inauguration

Ell Proximo dfa trece del presente,
ha sido la fecha fijada para u ell
Hospital recientemente construido
y cuyo costo fu6 de I'm million de
dolares, sea in%augurado.
Con tai motive, la tarde de csc
dfa tendra lugar III programa que
Sc ha planeada y Ell ell cual tomaran
parte algunas personals de la locali-
dad. FL Mayor Frank J. Cords serd
I'M de los que dirijan la palabra,
asi como tambi@n ell Senador Came
ron.
La Banda de la Universidad de
Arizona, amenizara ell acto.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Semana De Proven
cion de FuegO y de
La Limpieza Aqul

La semana de Prevention de Fue-
go Y de la Limpieza, empezara ell
LINES proximo y, con tai motive,
campanas con csc objeto van a ser
dirigidas por los Boy Scouts, la
Camara de Concrete, Ell Departa-
mento de Bomberos y ell Concilio de
la ciudad.
Los Boy Scouts, visitaran las resi-
dencias ~particulares, inspeccionan-
dolas y se1alando las parties que de-
ben ser limpiadas, mientras los off
ciales del Departmamento de Bombe-
ros inspeccionaran las casas del
Distrito Commercial, ordenando la
remocion de 10 que ellos consideran
inflamable.
Los p~ropietarios de casas seran
requeridos para que inspeccionen las
chimeneas Y, en- general todas sus
pr~opiedades y las limpien de toda
suciedad para que, al mismo tempo
que Sc benefician ellos, contribuyan
a hacer de Tucson una ciudad mas
bella.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
La COlecta Della
Cruz ROja Rindi0
Buen ResultadO
Mas De Dos Mil D6lares FuerOn
ReunidOS Para Los Dam
nificadOS

Durante los dfas pasados, la Cruz
Roja de este lugar, estuvo hacienda
esfuerzos por reunir la cantidad que
lie fue fijada a Tucson, como quota
para los damnificados de los di-
ferentes lugares que en- ~reciente
fecha Sc vieron azotados por terri
bles temporales.
Para ell dfa de aver por la tarde,
Sc encontraban reunidos mas de
$4,000. pero no obstante ESQ, nuevo
llamamiento Sc hizo para que otros
donativos mas Sc hicieran, pues has
ia ell ultimo centavo es necesitado
para llevar a~uxilio a las personals que
Sc encuentran-actualmente en-
~desgracia.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
SANDING MAT0
Al americana
Fue EncOntradO e
IdentificadO Ell Cada-
YER Del Yankee

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, octubre 5.
George Marshall, minero nortea-
mericano que fu6 secuestrado por la
genie del General Augusta SANDING a
fines del retro proximo mes de abril,
ha sido asesinado, segGm informes
oficiales que sc proporcionaron hoy
tarde a la prensa.
I'm cadaver que fue encontrado
cerca de Mastagua, ha sido total
mente identificado y ha resuItado
ser ell del mencionado %ingeniero,
quien estuvo en- cautiverio varios
meses.
Cuando ell plagio Sc llevo a cabo
en- los minerales La Luz, SANDING
anuncio que 81 las tropas americanas
no abandonan SUI patrpA entonces
malaria a Marshall y a otros ameri-
manos; pero varios estadounidenses
que residfan en- Nueva Segoyia
s~alieron vio1entamente salvandose de
una muerte segura.
Evidentemente. SANDING confia-
ba en- que los marinos ~intervencio-
nistas saldrfan de su paris, y por ESQ
habfa dejado con vida al plagiado;
pero seguramente Sc c~Onvenci0 de
que la Intervention continuara indie
finidamente Y tai vez por esa razon
decide guitar la vida al cautivo.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
nTDA HNDFMcIh
A Library HDENVhH
FUE ENCON7RADA
De La Culpabilidad
Del ASeSinO G. Stuart
De California

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Octubre 5.
Mrs. W. X. Winston, madre de dos
~pequenos que han desaparecido y
que Sc cree fueron matados, despu6s
de haber sido ultrajados, por ell
asesino Gordon Stuart ha identi-
ficado una capa que fue encontrada
abandonada Ell Vancouver por ell
asesino, como la que portaba n de
sus hijos ell dfa que desapareci6.
La capa esta manchada con algunas
gotas de sangre.
Gordon Stuart esta preparandose
rara Interpreter un recurso de insanfa,
pues hasta ahora no da muestras de
pesadumbre %ninguna por SUI encarce-
lamiento, viendo TODD con suma indi-
ferencia. crey6ndose esa sea la base
que Sc alegue para interponerse ell
aludido.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
La TOma De Pose
sion Sera En- I'll
EStadium de Mex.

MEXICO, octubre 5.-La .toma de
possession del Presidente Provisional
de da Republica tendr.a e.
fecto probablemente en- ell Estadio
Nacional, con asistencia no solo de
los Magistrates entrante y saliente,
sine de todos los Gobernadores y
Jefes de Operaciones, que con este
fin a a ser invitados pOr ell
GobiernO.
De esta manera podra presenclar
ell acto de la transmission pacifica
del Poder, ell mayor numero possible
de ~ciudadanOs.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Indy ESTAPOR
MR.. H. HOOVER
Dara SUI VOtO POr Ell
PartidO Republican,,
En- San Louis

WASHINGTON, 5 de octubre.-
Ell coronel Charles A. Lindbergh, "as'
de los Eases de la aviaci6n tele-
CRATIC hoy al candidate Herbert
Hoover r~atificandole su simpatia per-
sonal, Y manifestandole que estara
de SUI parte durante las elecciones
presidenciales de noviembre.
Su telegrama dice en- parte 10
siguiente:
"Hace POGO hice I'm vuelo a st.
Louis para empadronarme. Mientras
mayor interes tomo en- ell desarrollo
de la capana politica, mas me
convenzo de la Importance de su
election en- 10 que respecta al pats.
"Sus c%ualidades como hombre, y
los principles que sostiene, sin tomar
en- consideration al partido, me
hacen Greer que los problemas que
Sc presenter para ell pals durante los
pr6ximos cuatro amos seran mejor
solucionados bajo su administra-
ci6n".
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
BrOtO I'm POzO De
Mucha Production

PALESTINE, Texas, 3 de octubre.
-(Telegrama Especially Un geisseer
de petroleo, arrojando alrededor de.
500, 600. 900 de pies cubicos de gas
diariamente, brot6 hoy en- la %pertenen-
cha ndmero / de la Humble Oil and
Refining Co., en- Ell condado de An
derson, habiendo causado gran excl
taci6n publica.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Yankees Son
Los FavOritOs

NEW YORK, N. Y, Octubre g.
Ell team New York Yankees, han
sido los favoritos para que resulten
t~riunfantes en- las series mundiales.
Las apuestas que sc han hecho son
de siete contra cinco, creyendose
que, con ell nuevo triunfo de aver,
las cotizaciones sean mas elevadas.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06

Ell rugido de los gases al esca-
parse de la terra. podfa ser escu-
chado a cinco millas a la redonda,
y por csc motive hubo gran aglomera-
ci6n de rancheros, que provocaron
la interruption del trafico en- los
caminos.
Los trabajadores que Sc encar-
garon de poner dique al petr6-
leo que comenz6 a inundar los
campos, tuvieron que usar masca-
ras de gas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20

RESCUES five
Lad, Is, Pulls Woman,
Children Out of
Water; z Drown

ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-P1-Leon
Callahan, 1~3-year-old school boy, was
a hero today after he saved five per-
sons from drowning in a slough in
the Mississippi river last night. The
lives Of two children were claimed
by the slough, however.
Several families we're on an out
ing on the banks Of the slough. u
was decided to go swimming and
Roy Hellman, s., and Effie Lee An
derson, 8. wading to the center of
the slough, suddenly sank from sight
in thirty feet of water. Both were
drowned.
Mrs. Delphie Anderson, mother of
the girl, tried vainly to rescue her
daughter and was herself saved by
young Callahan, who dragged her to
shore. Leon then brought to safety
Margaret and Flora Hellman, who
had attempted to rescue their broth
er Roy. Berth Anderson, Ill, and
Fay Anderson, s, sisters Of Effier
had in the meantime become involv-
ed in deep water and the youth tow
ed them to shallow water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
DOUBLE HAUL
USUAL FOCAL
President Setting New
Record In Fishing
At Brule River

SUPERIOR. Wis. July 2O.-CP)-
President Coolidge not only is catch
ing fish every time he goes out on
the Brule but. on an average of
every other day. he is performing
the unusual feat of getting two
trout on 90 cast.
He thrilled newspapermen and
photographers July 4. his fifty-sixth
birthday. BY pulling from the river
two good sized fish on one throw
Of his line. but il was not known
until today that he is ~reneating that
stunt regularly bv putting one fly
on the lines dronner md the other
on the end NJ the line.
The president made a double
catch yesterday. getting a I 10
pound brook trout and a ! 81 pound
l%ochlaven. He did the same thing
the previous day.
Rain or shine. Mr.. Coolidge is on
the river six DAYS a week. twice
each day. except when he comes to
the executive offices on Tuesdays
and Fridays. In high white rubber
boots. silk raincoat. and his insep-
arabic ten-gallon hat. c was out in
the steady %downpour nearly all day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
MISHAPS KILL
IN HOUSTON
Aged Man Falls From
Chair; Lineman and
Woman Are Dead

HOUSTON. July 20.-lP-Three
persons met accidental deaths here
yesterday and TODAY.
Lewis Cooper. 70. died after a
fall from n chair on which he vas
standing to reach a shelf in a bath
room in the ST. Anthony's lone for
the aged.
An autopsy was 20 be made in an
ATTEMPT 20 determine the cause OF
the death OF A. A. Stark. lineman.
who died while working on a pole.
Stark screamed and dropped from
the pole. his safety belt hating his
fall before he reached the ground.
Examination failed "a reveal any
burns indicating that he had Dcen
electrocuted.
Mrs. L. g. Wade. Al died today
from a wound in the abdomen caus-
~ BY the accidental discharge Of a
pistol in her home Yesterday.
Shortly before her death Mrs.
Wade told George Andrew. investi-
gator for District Attorney Horace
Soule. that the shooting was acct
de~tal. Her husband said he heard
the shot and ran into his wife's
room She was living on the floor
with a smoking pistol in her hand,
he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Nine DIE IN
HLINOISBLOW
Homes, Buildings Hit
BY Lightning AS
Gale RACES

CHICAGO. July 2O.-(P1-An cleo
trical storm. accompanied by a 81
mile-an hour gale. conferred upon
Chicago and northeastern Illinois
late yesterday. causing the deaths of
nine persons and property loss esti-
mated at thousands Of dollars.
Numerous homes and buildings
were struck by lightning. grain was
destroyed. streets and Easements
flooded and electrical power lines
short c~ircuited.
Mrs. Frederick y. Hovey. 81. OF
Oak Park, was killed by lightning
On an Oak Park golf course. and
Herman ~Struebig. 80. GRAY. Ind, met
a similar death on a golf links near
Hammond. Ind.
Raymond Mador. q. Chicago. was
blokn from the ton OF a building
under construction end killed. 2 ter
Chicino. 46. Chicago. died when he
touched a live wire. Five persons
died from effects Of the heat.
Small grains were slashed to the
ground in nearby counties. Build
ings in the center Of the city at
Dixon. ILL.,. were flooded. Farmers
near Aurora. Ill. reported heavy
damage 70 grain ando Their crops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Patrol Boat Hit,
Sun; z Missing

CAPE MAY, N. j., July 20.-lP-
Two coast guardsmen were drowned
and five rescued today when the
steamship Culberson sank coast
guard patrol boat No. 1l3 in a thick
fog off the Delaware capes.
The dead are:
b. F. Haines, motor machinist's
mate, first class, P~leasantville. n. j.
ID. 4. Hale, motor machinist's
mate, second class, Atlanta, Ga.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Trench Mouth Healed

Your friends dare not say so but
vow sore gums and foul breath
don't make folks like you any bet
ter. Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy heals
worst cases IL used as directed. II
II not a mouth wash or paste, and
i sold on q money back guarantee.
Eagle Pharmacy. Inc.-Adv. 90
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
HAS OPERATION

Mrs. o. Z. Taylor underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital Friday morning. At last
reports she was doing we'll. Mrs.
Taylor had been i'll for some time,
but the operation had been post
poned until she could be brought To
a more favorable condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Liquor Worth Million
Seized In N. Y. Harbor

NEW YORK, July 2O.-(P)-A car
60 Of alleged pre-war rye whiskey,
estimated 10 he worth 81, 900. 900 at
retail was seized today by customs
agents on the Red Cross liner Neris-
IA. The c%ontraband was in kegs I'M
der picked herring which had been
brought in large barrels from Hall
fax. y. s. The Nerrisa locked in
Franklin Vcsterdav.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Magnolia Household Products

Magnolene Penetrating OIL. TO stop
soueaks in Tenders. door butts, hinges,
swivel chairs. and 70 release rusted and
frozen nuts. bolts. pipe Joints and
rusted locks. Also MRTnolene Dcrnestio
Lubricant. Marnolene Floor Dressing
and Magnolia Paraffne Wax
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20

yesterday. After his mornings fish
ing Mr.. Coolidge has luncheon. then
comes his nap. followed by the aft
ernoon trip on the river. The
mornings fishing is omitted on days
when he comes into Superior.
Sundays only finds Mr.. Coolidge
rc~fraining from the pastime which
has taken many Of the wrinkles and
the tired expression from his face.
His routine then Is changed 70 in
clude church. more rest and read
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Flashes Of Life

NEW YORK-win the fair tri-
umphant Helen, back from abroad,
see handsome Gene in action against
hopeful Tom; no, indeed. Il dislike
fights" said Miss Wills. 81 won't
go"
AMSTERDAM-Perhaps Joie Ray
might be induced to help Uncle Sam
recover that Davis Cup. He's three
or four kinds Of a runner and what
did he do on the last day Of the
Olympians' voyage but box Tommy
Lown, amateur w~elterweight cham
pion, and offer to swim the channel
against some Of the mermaids kidding
him.
ELKO, Newell, IL looks like a
bunkless campaign. Mr.. Smith has
refused to lay brick for "boloney pic
~tures," and Mr.. Hoover has come out:
Il will kiss no baby for publication"
NEW Y0RK-Posterity is TO have
an exact record of American dialects
from the Harvard broad A to the
southern drawl. Summer students at
Columbia university who can speak
the pure dialects Of their native To-
c~alities are making a disc library OF
Americanese. Each reads into the
machine a bedtime story about q rat
who came 70 a bad end. The story
was prepared with scientific care to
include words the pronunciation Of
which carries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20

WEST ORANGE. N. Amy en-
ploye caught smoking cigarettes in
Thomas A. Edison's laboratory build
ing will be fired instanter. Notice
to that effect. signed by the wizard
himself, has been posted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
MOVIE pRnnIrcER MIS-

RABLETT. Hertfordshire. England.
July 20.-P-Scott Sydney, Amer
lean film producer, died suddenly to-
day in his hotel here while discussing
the production Of e film comedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.-The evil
dence is that fried rattlesnake is de-
licious. A college statement notes
that some girl campers liked il so
well they ate il four times in three
weeks. The only thing necessary for
full enjoyment is to forget what you
are eating.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
LOTS OF SNAP
EXPECTED WHEN
BATTLERS MEET

-Four snappy battles are OH the
program for the arena Friday night
with the clash between Franhlc
Arragon and Jimmie Black holding
the center of attention.
Arragon is entering the battle a
slight favorite over the speedy boy
from San Eernardino but there are
few who are backing up their argu-
men with much in the way of green
goods. In other words the going
promises to be "too close to be
comfortabIe' for the boys who like
to worry over the winner
frankie has won considerable fol
lowing by virtue of his two recent
appearances here in which he handed
out trimmings to Billy West and Joe
Pimenthal. West took q terrible
lacing for 10 rounds but was on his
feet at the bell while Pimenthal
passed out of the picture in the
sixth stanza.
But Jimmie LACK just about
equalled this exhibition. He sent
Jackie Spencer of Reno back to his
NcNdud uuSOuJ WIFI DIOhcH jaw
as the result Of six rounds of scrap
ping and won decisively over Ray
mond Montoya by decision in IL
rounds.
When frankie and Jimmie meet,
gloves are scheduled to fly thick
and fast.
In the scmi-final, Homer Gaines
will clash with Indian Babe Orton
of San Bcrnardino. Homer didn 4
lcok so good in his battle with
Timmy O'Brien a few weeks ago
but promises to make the pending
battle much livelier one. Both
toys are of the fighter type and
the result should be worth an eye.
full.
Andrew Armstrong will meet
Eddie De Coursey of Yuma in the
special four round event while
Robert Pacho will stack up against
Young Mel Brooks in the opener.
The bouts will get going at S:45
o clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
SPORT NEWS
BABE RUTH OUTSTANDING IN
WORLD SERIES POST-MORTEM

of the box before Bill McKechnie
could say "Alexander. -
1t was sorry substitute for the
Alexander of old who came saunter-
ing from the bull pen to relieve
Sherdel.
The fact that the matter is that
old "Pete', once called "The
Great, - is just about through with
big league baseball. So is Rabbit
Cardinals.
Alex finished the game, and the
Yankees finished Alex. Babe Ruth
brought his total of homers for the
afternoon to three with another
long drive over into Grand avenue.
That last blow won the hearts Of
the fans, the same fans who had
cheercd the Eabe at the start, and
then had hurled pop-bottlas at him
after the incident OF the seventh in
ming.
10 top off his days work, Ruth
made an amazing running one-hand-
cd catch of frankie Frsch s foul
drive, a sharply hit ball no one with
n crippled knee ever should have
started for. The final picture one
carried away from the game as the
fans poured onto the field and
cddicd in tumultous waves across
the diamond, was one of the Babe,
still sprinting down past the third
base boxes, holding aloft the ball
and roaring with laughter.
The Cardinals, both beaten and
disgraccd, may come back to be a
fighting ball club in another Nation
al League pennant race. They tried
"a few changes in lineup for the
final game of the series and the
newcomers, Ernesto Orsatti and
" Oil' Smith, the gabby backstop
did well, but it was too late.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
Jones Polishing
Up Backfield
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Oct. l0.-Coach
Howard Jones was to spend today IS
practice session polishing off his
new backfield combination which
brings Lloyd Thomas to quarter
back when that position is not oc-
cupicd by Don Williams, the star
with the brittle back.
Thomas will start next SATURDAYS $
game against Slip Madigan $ st.
Mary's eleven and Jones wants him
to have plenty of work so that he
will be at home calling signals.
When Thomas works at quarter
back, Bert Ritchcy, negro, will fill
in at fullback.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
RECORDS GALORE
SMASHED WHEN
YANKEES WIN
By United D-ess Leased Wire

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 10. - The
New York Yankees, poor premature
ly piticd cripples that they were,
only broke or equallcd Is world s
records in crushing the hapless st.
Louis Cardinals in the four games of
the 1928 series for the baseball
championship.
The following new records were
established by the Yankees
They made nine home runs in Il
world s series, even though it was
as short as any on record.
They made five home runs in one
game, Yesterdays, Ruth getting
three and Gchrig and burst one
apiece.
They won their second consecutive
world IS championship in four straight
games.
They ran their string of consecu-
tive victories to eight.
They hit two homerS in one inning,
in both the first and last games.
They went through two consecu-
tive world series using only one
pitcher to Il game.
The forced the opposing club to
use more than one pitcher in every
game of the two series.
Lou Gehrig set a new record for
runs driven in-nine.
Babe Ruth complied a batting
average of .625 for the series.
The following records were equal
led:
Miller Higgins has won three
worlds championships now, the
same number as John McGraw and
Connie Mack;
Babe Ruth once more hit three
homerS in one series game.
Waite Hoyt increased his world
series victories to six, a mark once
set by Chief Bender of the Ath-
lcticS.
Lou Gchrig cquallcd Babe Ruth s
record of four homcrs in single
series.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
Sacs And Seals
Start Series
by United Pres Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1O.-San
Francisco and Sacramento clubs of
the Pacific coast league were
scheduled to begin "world series
of their own here today.
The two winners of half season
championships will play seven
game series to decide the winner of
the 1928 league title.
After the opening game here to-
day the clubs will go to Sacramento
where they play Thursday and Fri
day, return here for Saturday and
Sunday games and go back to the
capital Tuesday if further games
are necessary. The winner Of four
games will be awarded the 1923 flag
and $4,000 in prize money. The loser
will receive $4,000.
Dutch Reuther was slated to pitch
for the Seals, while Sacramento
pinned its hopes to Ray Keating.,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
So. California
Sport Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

by tniteu PrcsS Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, Oct. 10.-Neal
Clisby, San Bernardino colored
heavyweight, won a ten round de-
cision over John Lester johnson In
an uninteresting main event of q
card on which only negroes perform
ed. :
Louis Ramos beat Vernon Jackson
in n six rounder; Dynamite Jack
son kayoed Leroy Kinney in the
fourth round; Kenneth Wallace
drew with Clyde Davis in a six
round go; and Joe Comeaux knock
ed out John Henry in the fourth.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1O.-Ed
"Strangler Lewis will defend his
world IS heavyweight wrestling
pionship here Oct. Il. when he
grapples with Marin Plestina, 240-
pound "trust buster" of Chicago in
finish bout. Negotiations for the
match were completed last night.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 10.-Joc
buerrero, LOS Angeles liShCWcigh1 7,
will meet Sammy Offerman of San
Francisco in one of two main events
at the Hollywood Legion stadium
Friday night. Joey Medill of Chi
cago will oppose Doc Smell.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10.-An at
tempt to establish a new endurance
swimming record will be made here,
Thursday, when Jimmy Cherry, for
mer navy aquatic star. will try to
swim constantly for 20 hours. Mrs.
Martha Huddleston swan so hours
without stopping in New York re,
GENTLY
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Lorenzo d. Snyder, ID
ceased.

Estate of Lorenzo d. Snyder, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dcrsigncd Edna Gcrtz, administra.
triX of the estate of Lorenzo ID.
Snyder deceased, to the Creditors
of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said Edna Gertz at Room 107
Rehkopf Building, FL Centre, Cali
fornia, the place of transacting
business of said Estate.
Dated this 9th day of October,
1928.
EDNA GERTZ.
JAS. w. Glassford, Attorney for Ad-
ministrator. 10 II "a 81 M