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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
Naughty Boy
Art Repents
At Least That's What
ShireS Tells FianCee.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Baseball's
bad Boy" is ready to repent, the
United Press learned today from the
fancee of Art Shires, youthful Chi
cago White Sox first baseman, who
is under suspension for engaging in
a fight with Manager Lena Black
burne and Travelling Secretary Lou
Barbour at Philadelphia a week ago.
IF they'll only give me another
chance" Shires told his fiancee here
before leaving for the west in an
effort to straighten out the tangle
iii put all my surplus energy into
getting base hits and winning ball
games instead of getting into jams"
Shires thinks he has been given
the worst of bad deal, according
to his fiancee, but he is ready and
willing to let bygones be bygones if
the White Sox will take him back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

when they were at the highest pitch.
The Cookmen will be playing for
an upset this year.
However, the locals have one thing
in their favor. The game will be
played on the local field. 1t will
be played the week after Wabash
invades Indiana university stadium,
and Cook rather expects Pat Pages
warriors to soften up the Little
Giants that afternoon. Of course,
this will help the Normal team,
providing the Dayton team doesn't
soften up his team, Cook adds.
After Cooks bunch has played
Dayton and Wabash they Will get
into their own league and play VAL
paraiso, Ball Teachers college OF
Muncie, Oakland City, Evansville,
Rose Poly and Franklin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20


der Connie Mack. Despite
the fact he batted better than
300 during his stay with the
Athletics, Manager Mack for
some reason sent him to st.
Louis in a trade for Outflelder
jacobson. 1t proved a poor
deal. Connie Mack, who
doesn't regard it as a crime to
make a mistake, made up his
mind he wanted Miller back
for 1928. He was forced to
part with Pitcher Sam Gray to
make the deal. Gray last
season won twenty games for
st. Louis. 1T was a costly
deal, but Mack feels Miller's
work this year has justified it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

Why gamble with tire mileage when you
can get written guarantee that the
Miller Geared- will out last
any other tire of the same classification
you can buy. These super-quality tires
at their new low prices cost no more than
ordinary tires and you have the added
advantage of the Rose Tire convenient
payment plan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 90
Pat Page, Indiana university foot
ball mentor, today selected six
men to act as offensive and de-
fensive captains during the current
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

biggest year of his career, Guy
Ter is one of the Cubs best bets.
Has batted around $50 all
season. Easily the fastest
and best baserunner in the Ma
tional League. Enjoys a COM
Portable margin over his close
rival, frankie Frisch of the St.
Louis Cardinals. Slumped
badly In 1928 after being traded
to Chicago by Pittsburgh.
Batted only .282 and made it
seem as if Bush had the right
slant on his ability. Has
made remarkable comeback
this season, which has been
very bad news to Barney Drey-
fuss.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

SIC, staged il
1927. He
W as with
Pit t S burgt.
that year,
the Nation
al League
p n n a n t
winner, but
due to trou-
lie W 18th
M a n a g e r
B US h in
mid = season
he didn't get
a chance to
show.
Having the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
HAZEN CUYLER

HAZEN CUYLER, fleet
IL footed outhelder of the
Cubs, expects to enjoy the 1929
series far more than his last
experience in the baseball clas-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
BlNG MILLER

DING MILLER, who has
~ played great ball for the
Mackmen this year, has been
a much tossed about athlete
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

since his en-
try into the
majors.
This is his
ninth year in
the big show.
Started
in Washing
ton in 1921
and after a
fairly good
We ar " q S
ira d e d to
Phi iladelphia.
Spent
five years I'M
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
Bad LICK 4sai3i Ha1ldicabS Dan7>ze Grid Progress
Doom the ALLEYS
WITH LEFTY LEE

The Indianapolis Star took the, C. z.
Papley; Boys for three games In TIE
P PFot CITY 1nfs and pRet city xSn two
from the Flint Ink. indianapolis. En-
craving and Press Association. No. 80.
2S2, 224 and 165 was high in this loop.
The Ideal cleaners turned in the high
games rom tSe Kahn n Rs.ei a IN the up
games d 1914. s2s and 'T as. The Metal
ss' The Hanna MOp Re sass %am ns Syans
Maytag Washer. Coca Cola and American
With sos sos. @'' ''@' -''''' "A' A'"'
The Uptown Ladies Matinee League
the Hanna and Uptown. Five over the
Barrett and D. B. D. w. as the Blue
Shop took the entire series from tie Kreis
Transfer.
Three-time wins were turned In by the
Blue Devils. in the Grotto League, the
Tails, Imps, Deputies, Drum Corps and
Hoofs being the victims. The other set
Fezzes. Ochiltree topped the individual
field with series total Of $40.
The K. of @. League series at the Della
ware drives showed the White Furniture
and Scott Trucking taking three from
the F1nnaran Grocery and Moran Truck
Optical won the odd game from the Penn
Coal and Pitman-Rice. Lou Dugan and
Joe Kernel tied for high three-game hon
ors with 6ol each.
MiIt WimberIy turned in n nine-yame
series of 1910 during the weeks play.
Monday night Milt scored 64S In the Rec
reation, came back with 645 in the Com
merciaI and topped these totals of with
ESQ in the Link Belt Thursday night,
These scores show an average OF 215 SO
pins per game, which Is real bowling in
any league.
The Production. Casting. onset and
Foundry won three from the Snaggers,
Rolls and Tool Room took two from the
Clerks and Gears in the Link-Belt series
Wimberly easily led this loop with $50
on games Of 204. 214 and 224:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

Take advantage Of
this special Friday
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this rich kind of felt
are not usually to be
found at so low-and
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ROME SCHEMES T0 CURB TIE TEMPER
 OF FATHER T|BER

ROME July 20, (P)-Italian en- gineers are working on the pro- iect of remaking the gnarled, wrinkled face of Old Father Fiber. They are considering plans for the channel of the famous old river, and building dams, Tn an effect to save Rome from a re- currence of damaging floods.
 If the project is carried out it will mean that the stream that held back the Etruscans when Horatius kept the bridge in the brave days of yore," will suffer a great change in it's original anatomy
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20
WCTOR|ANS MAY VIEW
 TIE GRAF ZEPPELIN

VICTORIA, B C., July 20, (P-
 Residents of the Pacific North west may be offered a glimpse of the Graf Zeppelin next month, according to Karl Won Weigand, noted correspondent for Hearst
 newspapers and Lady Grace Drummond Hay<, European writer, who arrived here from Japan on their way back to Germany to take part in a round the world flight.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20
PIRATE GOLD IN ISLE
 IF MAN? MANXMEN
 DIGGING FOR ANSWER

PEEL, Isle of Man, July 19. (P) Tourists probably have brought more gold to this island in the Irish sea than ever was hidden by pirates; but it is pirate gold that is firing thee imagination of the inhabitants and tourists alike this summer.
 Excavations have begun among the ruins of Peel Castle, and while the trustees of the Manx museum will be satisfied if new information is prot to light on the origin of the castle and early history of Man, the popu- lace and tourists and even the town officials are going to be wretchedly disappointed if at least a part of the great gold hoard of the Vikings isn't turn ed up.
 It is certain that for hundreds of years Viking raiders plundered the coasts of England France and the Mediterranean and prot their loot back to Man. Legend . has it that King Orry hid his untold wealth in or under or somewhere near Peel Castle, and that when he departed the treasure remained.
 Since the work will be mat ter of months, it will be at it's height during the tourist season, and since Man regularly enter tains about 500,000 visitors an nually, the excavations probably will be watched by bigger aud- fence than any archaeological venture in recent years.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20

Great show on at Liberty tonite.
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IGNORED BY LEGION

CHICAGO, July 20, P-Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, high commis- sioner of organized baseball, has been notified that The American Legion has conferred upon him it's Distinguished Service Medal. The citation of this highest award which the Legion gives, sets forth the service of Landis to the organi- zation since it's very inception.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20

You read it in The Gateway first.
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DOG PACKS MENACE
LUDINGTON, Mich, July 2O,P

Rowing packs of half-wild4 dogs again have appeared here as a menace to livestock Last year the county paid out more than $1,000 in damages to farmers for sheep, cattle and horses killed by the packs. Many deer were killed and cottontail rabbits were almost eX- terminated
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20
2,OOO SUITS!

Two thousand Fall and Win
 ter samples are now on display lat Peyser's Tailor Shop. All or ders taken within the next week will receive the benefit of 10 per- Icent above cost. adv.
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St. Louis ', Washington 3 New York T, 3; Cleveland 2, II Philadelphia 4, Detroit 2 Chicago 9 Boston 1.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Seattle 5, Missions 1 Portland II, 2; Hollywood 4, 8 San Francisco 8, Sacramento l Los Angeles T, Oakland 3
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The s. s. Admiral Watson, of the P. s. S. Co.,, now to the West ward, is due to arrive Monday and is billed on the. boards of the local office to depart for the south Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Don't fail tv try our brick ice cream. It's the only kind for parties. Candy Cottage.

QUALIFY DEVELUPING PRTNT- NC AND ENLARGING. Schaller- r's AlasEa Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20

Chicago erects 15,000 new build ings yearly.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-20

IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED FRYE BRUHN'S BABY BEEF, you are certainly missing something.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-26

we have many things to do and
intend to develop our holdings in
the Uss. way we know how so that
the enterprise will be q credit to
the city.
IN the Sund tract we are un-
dertaking our first enterprise,
which Is already under way. Down
below we nave 4,800 acres, 300 OF
which is already developed in al
alta. W. mend to increase this
acreage 10 1000 acres and build a
modern farming community with
creamery and other convenienceS.
I'VE are going to build a great
resort hotel equal to anything in
the country. The hotel will have
SO acres in grounds; 120 acres in
gull course; 200 acres for high
class homesItes and $50 acres for
one of the finest airportS in the
United States. We have made
verbal lease of this site for two
years to the Overland AirlineS and
the lease VIII De signed as soon as
the survey is completed. The West
ern All Express is making ar
rangements TO occupy this airport.
I'VE will proceed with our de-
velopment as fast as human agen-
cieS can do it. Our most import
ant thing is the plan we have for
giving authentic information about
this section.
Nh. Lawrence will organize the
Las Vegas Bureau OF Mines and
industries, for which an appropri-
alton of $4,000 will be made each
month. DR.. Thomas, whom I will
introduce, will have charge Of this
enterprise"
DR.. Thomas spoke but briefly.
"A few years ago the U. S. gov
ernment sent men to the Imperial
Valley with instructions to arrest
those who were selling waste
lands TO settlers
"Inere is no longer any waste
land. Everything is now governed
by chemistry. There are ia metal
lie and non-metallic minerals found
in Clark county. Power will de-
velop new Industries with local
materials.
We will inform the people &C
curately and clearly and make sug-
gestions for such industries by
means of lectures and motion pic
lures
Mr.. LaWrences program is of
tremendous scope and of itself will
anay much of the unfavorable crit
-:iSm which Las Vegas has receiv-
ed from some sources"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-26
H. S. STUDENTS
GET in DUTCH
FOR OPERETTA
They'll Bring a Touch of
Holland to Las Vegas Fri
day and Saturday When
They Stage Tulip Time

Tulip Time" the high school
Operetta, will be presented Fri
day and Saturday nights by the
Las Vegas high school giee
club.
The art class is preparing the
stage set and it will be well worth
seeing, according to those who are
lin the know"
The operetta is Dutch in motif,
the costumes songs and dancing
affording a gay treat to those who
enjoy music and dancing.
Many csever situations are said
to enhance the fun and bring out
real Dutch life.
The principal members OF the
cast are as follows:
Christina, Serene Abbott; Ka-
tinka, Odrienne Root; Aunt Anna
Frances Martin; Hans, Teddy Ho-
man; Burgomaster, Harold Pixies;
McSpindle, Ivan DeSonne; Dick
Warren, Wendell Bunker; Ned Bax-
ter, Howard Wasden.
The operetta is being directed by
Lewis E. Rowe. Beulah j. Drom is
director of ballet, and Mrs. R. w
Matrin will be accompanist.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-26
MEXICO REBELS
MEET DEFEAT
AT MAZATLAN
Gales Seems to Have Upper
Hand In Revolution; Al
though Insurgents Deny
Siege 10 Lifted.

MAZATLAN, Mar. rs, Up
The defeat Of the rebel besieg-
ers Of Mazatlan left General
Gales free to continue c0ncen-
tration Of the government forces
in North Central Mexico and
along the West coast.
General Carrillo, defending COM
of Mazatlan, reported the
rebels were fleeing northward after
q sanguinary encounter.
Juarez, rebel headquarters, how
ever, denies the siege is lifted. The
federals placed casualties of the
battle of Mazatlan at fifty-eight
rebel dead and three federal dead
Gales strategy is now to force
the insurgents into Sonora and
hold the rebellion there until it
is stamped out.
PHOENIX, Mar. 26, P)-Gover-
nor Phillips is launching an inquiry
into the report that body OF
Mexican troops crossed onto Ari-
zofSA Soil yesterday en- route from
Sanluis to Naco, Sonora, without
having first obtained a permit from
Arizona and United States au-
thorltieS.
The governor is in conference
with Adjutant General Leonard M.
Cowley, of Arizona.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-26

BOULDER WORK
FUNDS READY
$3.50, Available From Rec
Iamation Appropriation ,
Says Mead; Success As
sured, He Says.

The the preliminary work. on
Boulder Canyon Dam is getting
under way is evidenced by the
recent session of the reclama-
tion commission at Denver, at
which the various plans for the
work were discussed.
Dr.. Ewood Mead, commissioner
of reclamation, told the conference
of reclamation engineers he had
found a way to finance prelim1n-
ary engineering work for the con-
struction OF the Boulder Dam and
canal.
Special Fund
The commissioner pointed out
that the funds viii come out of a
special appropriation of $230,00O
made by the last congress for in
vestigating of reclamation projects.
This sum, he said, will not be
available to reclamation service
until June because of provision in
the Swing johnson bill that no
money may be spent on the dam
until six months after the bill is
signed by the president and a six
state compact is ratified.
Our present conference in Den
vcr "a to consider many details IN
the expenditure Of our appropri-
alton of $11 100000 for the fiscal
year of 1929-193O," DR.. Mead said
I'm our 20 years service there have
been left many projects unfinished
and as we are nearing the end OF
our 10-year program we want to
clear all Of them up"
No Apprehension
DR.. Mead Is not apprehensive OF
any impediment to the building of
Boulder Canyon Dam, says the
Mohave Miner, ''aS the funds for
the proect have been located.
only the arrival of the tri-state
compact, or the expiration Of the
six months period being awaited to
start the gathering of contracts
for power that will assure amorti2-
alton of the project within the
next fifty years.
while he feels that Arizona
should come into the compact of
states, he believes that it Is not
necessary to the success of the
financing to have all the states in
agreement. The six-State compact
assures the success of the under
taking, and it appears that suits
or other vexatious impediments
cannot hold the work up for one
minute"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-26
SENATOR MAKES
SESSION REPORT

Senator A. S. Henderson at the
meeting of the Chamber OF Com
merce this afternoon, made q brief,
but interesting and pointed report
on the session of the legislature
lust closed. Having been accorded
a warm welcome, Senator Hend-
erson said, in part:
st am glad to be home after a
most hectic and turbulent session
of the legislature. was away more
than two months and am glad to
be back for two reasons-to live
in the most talkedabout town IN
the west and because OF the
climate. When I left Carson CITY
Friday morning there was nine
inches Of snow on my car.
There is not much to say on
the legislature. On the whole IT
was not constructive. Most of its
tine was devoted by the older
n. embers to stopping the destruc-
tive efforts of the newer element.
The assembly was rather deS-
tructive body with a desire to in
troduce many bills. 1t took much
of the time of the older and more
conservative element to curb the
activities of the younger element.
There was lack of leadership in
the assembly and all bills intro
duced there were passed and came
to the senate for final disposal.
"The state highway department
has set aside 100000 for work on
the Goldfield- Beatty highway,
which will not be sufficient to
complete it. BY June first the road
from Goldfield to Hawthorne will
be completed. Hawthorne and Las
Vegas are the bright spots in the
state"
Senator Henderson touched on
several other subjects briefly and
promised a more complete report
at q future date.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-26

The party is really on a pleas
ant little air excursion in Foro
tri-motored wasp plane. From Los
Angeles they went into Mexico.
landing at Aqua Caliente; thence
to Phoenix where they remained
over night at the new Biltmore;
thence to Grand Canyon where
they were yesterday and last
night; thence to Las Vegas today,
flying down the Grand Canyon.
Mr.. Fairbanks, who made brief
stop III Las Vegas Il years ago
when ne spoke in one OF the Lib
erty Bond drives, is much inter-
ested in the Boulder Dam project
because OF the tremendous develop
ment it will bring to the whole
southwest. Incidentally, the entire
party are interested in the future
which the great project will bring
to Las Vegas.
But we are just cut on little
air picnic. taking little rest and
enjoying ourselves as private citl-
zens without a thought of the mo-
ton picture industry said Mr..
Fairbanks
The party left at three O'Clock
Tor Los Angeles III their Ford
plane, flying conditions being more
favorable than they had expected
to find them.