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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31
Oldest Man In Race
Wins Lap In Pvle's
Big Running Event

LORDSBURG. N. NJ. May 81
R-The bunion boys in the Pyle
cross country race cross another
state line today in a 38-mile run to
Douglas, Ar.Z.
Herbert Hedeman. 55-year-old
runne- from Australia. set the pace
for his youthful competitors in
yesterdays Camille lap from DEM
ing and finished first in S:27:37.
He advanced to eighth place in
elapsed time by his victory. depos-
ing Harry Abramowitz Of New
York. Pete Gavuzzi, England. lead
er In elapsed time. retained his
margin Of q minutes and 10 sec
onds by tying Johnny Salo. Passalc.
~. j., for second place.
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CPORTS


Johnny Hughes. one-time terror
Of the Valley. was worn down 70
the well-known nub in his engage
ment with the idol OF Mercedes
Monday night. During the latter
rounds. Hughes was difficult to dis
tinguish from q greatly used
punching bag.
Gotta give Johnny credit
though. He kept boring In even
though he was taking an un-n.r-
cfui beating. He a~rDarentIy wa
dazed throughout the last five
rounds. but proved he could stand
M and take a world of punish
ment.
And he wasn't satisfied. either.
Wants to show Shaw his kayo In
the next Mercedes bout. Some
think that Shaw will put johnny
away early in the next one. The
Mercedes boy knew and felt the
sock In Johnny's good right i'm
their first meeting and he accord
ingly was content 10 stav awav
from him and give him a thorough
FASTING from long range.
This next one ou~ht 70 he a
sizzler. In lieu of the fact that
Johnny looked like n lettering old
n1s-been In the last one and the
advantage Shaw has In youth and
sreed, IL looks like another shaw
win.
OF course Johnny's murderous
right landed once in the right place
would put Shaw away. mavha
That's about the only break johnny
can hope for. and II Shaw survives
the early rounds. he'll have JOHNNY
cropping blindly for him throucho1t
the remainder Of the match or until
ne lets him have one labeled the
end. ~
The BattIer locked q lot better
than mediocre last Monday night.
lie put up an exhibition that bor-
oeerd on the clever and the fans
came away thinking a lot more or
MIN than on previous occasions
when he has been awarded de-
cisicns that weren't absolutely
popular.
Shaw's getting to be a skirlful
ring man. He's not a kille. and
ior that reason may never be what
Is known as a great ring person.
atty Gene Tunney wasn't either
SHAW doesn't continually stick his
nose In the other guys face TO get
IL Knocked off. We don't blame
him. That's silly. BOXERS car
win fights without doing that
FIGHTERS can't. Gene rurrer
proved that several times.
And yet the guys who A o,,,
the old do-ray-me to see the game
want CORY b~ttles. They don't
appreciate min L. footwork and
clever boxing. They want sIedre-
hammer drives. The harder 4 man
hits the canvas. the better they Iiks
II. And it'll always be like that
It's something that Is instilled IN
nine -tenths Of the race and we
can't get away from II. And
there's nothing to be done about
1t, so that's that.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31
Girl Elected
President, Valley
Executive Council
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald)
PHARR. May 31.-At a recent
meeting Of the Valley executive
committee council OF the Girl Re-
serves organizations OF the Rio
Grande Valley. Miss Imogene Hold
ridge Of Pharr. was elected presi-
dent of the body for the ensuing
year. Miss Hclderidge is a junior in
the Pharr-San Juan high school and
active in the activities Of the school
and community. She was recently
elected president Of the local Girl
Reserve organization and will take
over her new duties duties in Sep
tember. Miss Holderidge will leave
on Thursday for Camp Waldemar
where she will attend a conference
for 10 days which IS sponsored by
the Y. w. G. "A. organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31
Major League Leaders

National
Batting.--ODoul. Phillies. AIS.
Runs.-Douthit, Cards. 80.
Runs hatted in.-Hafey. Cards, Al.
Hits.-Frisch. Cards. So.
Doubles.-Frisch. Cards. II.
Triples.-L. Waner. Pirates. Z.
Homers-Ott. Giants; Klein. Phil
lies. IL.
Stolen bases.-Cuyler, Cubs. IL.
8, lost 0.
American
Batting-Foxx. Athletics .41f.
Runs.-Gehringer. Tigers, 40.
Runs batted in.-Simmcns. Ath-
letics, 46.
Hits-Alexander. Tigers. S..
Doubles-Johnson. Tigers. 10.
Trlples.-Blue. Browns. ).
Homers-Gehrig, Yanks. II.
Stolen bases. West. Senators. 6.
Pitching-Uhle, Tigers. won ..
lost o.
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BOSTON WOMAN WALKS
AZ MILES IN 8 HOURS

PARIS. May a. Up After
walking 40 IL miles in eight hours
and thirty minutes Miss Eleanora
Sears Of Boston felt -fine" today.
The tanned Boston s-portswoman
and pedestrian started from Font
aInebleau at SOC a. m. yesterday
and arrived at the Ritz hotel at
1:3 p. m. finishing fresh and chip
ger as ever.
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WEATHER DELAYS
filters

OLD ORCHARD. Me. May 81
ia take-off OF the Green Flash
for Rome or the yellow Bird for
Paris earlier than Sunday seemed
improbable to-day ii the face Of
weather reports from DR.. James
II. Kimball. meteorologist OF the
New York weather bureau.
Armeno Lott. youthful French
sportsman. co-pilot and radio OPP
orator OF the Yellow Bird. was in
New York City to confer with DR..
Kimhall.
Captain Lewis A. Yancey and
Roger @. williams. pilot. took ad-
vantage Of the delay to obtain
much needed rest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31
jake ATZ AND
HIS CATS HAVE
NEW BOSS NOW

FORT WORTH. Tex. May 81.
ZP]akie Atz and his Fort
Worth. Texas league Cats. had
new bosses today.
Controlling interest in the
club was purchased yesterday
by Ted w. Robinson and :. :.
Lard. Fort Worth business men.
rom W. K. Stripping. president
since 1916. and the estate ~
Paul Lagrave.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31
LAKE IN SEARCH
BANK CASHIERS BODY

CISCO. Tex. May 30.=Rl-The
Phillips Petroleum company's lake
near Pioneer was dragged today in
an effort 10 recover the body Of
George 3. Scott. cashier Of the First
State Bank OF Cross Plains.
Scctt was drowned yesterday
when a boat from which he and Roy
Moor, Fort Worth. we're fishing cap
sizsd during a storm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31

AUGUSTA, Ca, May 5{.-Pres-
ence of Ty Cobb on the golf links
near Augusta has strengthened che
belief here that one Of baseball's
most coicrful figures has quit the
game for good.
So long as Cobb was keeping his
batting eye. he Stunned golf. say
ing 1t might interfere with his hit
ting. But now the famous Cobb Is
q regular visitor to the golf links.
where he is throwing his power into
drives. and his technique into
|mashie shots.
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INYENTS CHESS REGISTFR

PRAGUE. May 31-tP-Jack Vav-
rousek. a young chess enthusiast
from Tin. Czechoslovakia. has in
vented a chess board which auto
matically registers each move and
shows the exact time which elapsed
between moves.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
TDnwxSavsc Ea-rra~

Boston as, Philadelphia TIL.
Chicago so. Pittsburgh IA.
New York BIS. BROOKLYN rs.
st. Louis SD. Cincinnati i-2.
Fridays Schedule
philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
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RAY Eli WINS FIRST in MEMORIAL DAY RACE AND $4,000
Racers Shocked at
Accident Resulting
I'm Death of Spence

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 31-P-Approximatey $4,000 In cash
and several trophies win be given Ray Keech. Philadelphia. here tonight
for having won the seventeenth annual 5O0-mie automobile race yester-
day at the Speedway.
The presentation will be made at a banquet for the drivers who will
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31

Herman Bell. 81 LOUIS Cardinal
pitcher. recently stricken win
he-nrrhaw-r WV thH stomach
will be cnf nf thr rMran n@lE lMr
several weeks At first H mMM
feared that Pre- would hn Arnr tn
the team for n lcnEHr nrrtrH
but ~ Jeffcrvsn husnItrA Ia
Philadelphia. where hn wmH
taken Bells cnrhlrArn AH rmnrwE-
en aE not serious mnh fhMf hm
Tlll D. IT, rood nx nrw An num
tire
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~OF THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
ThurSdayiS Games

Houston ST.. San Antonio Ia.
Fort Worth ST. Wichita Falls 10
Waco ILL. Beaumont 90.
Shreveport So. Dallas Az.
Fridays Schedule
Houston at San Antonio.
Beaumont mt Waco.
Shreveport e.. Dallas.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays Games
Detroit 1919. St. Louis 6-lB.
Philadelphia 90. Boston 2-3.
Cleveland O.. Chicago So.
Washington a.. New York So.
Fridays Schedule
Detroit st Philadelphia.
Only game scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-31

Whitley Chaser came back In the
second to allow the champions only
four safeties and lick them. ( 20 l
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
A STRANGE METAL AND A
 LIQUOR TESTER ARE LATEST

NEW YORK-New discoveries of science, ranging from pocket liquor tester to a new noncorrosive metal, were on view today at the Twelfth Exposition of Chemical Industries in Grand Central Palace.
 The new metal is called columbium and was recently isolated for the first time by Dr. c. w. Bake, formerly of the University of Illinois, who in 1912 isolated another rare metal called tantalum. The new metal is grayish in color. Only 25 polnds of it are in existence.
 The liquor tester isthe invention of A. M. Mathieson of North Bergen, N. i. J. It determines th presence of wood or denatured akohol by mixing liquor with a chemica solution. Wood alcohol turns the mkture pink. and , denatured alcohol yellow.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
Award In
 Sophia Case
s s2,oe5 ,OOO TO BE PAID TO HEIRS OF 214 297 DROWNED IN SINK
 ING OF c. F.. R. LINER, 1927.


 SEATTLE, May 7.-Court Com missioner A. Cobman Monday after noon filed his report to the Federal Court awarding $2,O95,o0O to the heirs of 214 of 297 drowned in the sinking of the Canadian Pacific liner Princess Sophia in Lynn canal on De- tober 25, 1917. The report grants to the estate of each drowned passenger the full amount of the damage recov- erable under an Alaskan statute. which limits the damages to $1C,0OO. The commissioner has been six years in taking testimony. Judge Netteer will pass on the award as , the next move.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
Big Doin8s
 Al CordoVa
FIRST AIRPLANE LANDS THERE FOLLOWED BY WEDDING
 MIDAIR.

CORONA, May 1O.-Cordova to- day boasted the first airplane we'd ding in Alaska, performed aboard the Goerst Air Transport Amphibian, and also the first plane ever to visit Cor dova. The. wedding was that of How ard Wesert,- Cordova photographer, and Miss Henrietta Brown of Phila- delphia, with Clayton L. Scott of Se- astle pilcting the big eight Waco Waco plane. On arrival of the plane the principals went aloft w.th five witnesses ard. were married over the town of Cordova.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
ME NAT LARVAE RD GETsU. s.
 PAY AS RUM INFORMERS,


 BOSTON studentts .havf been employed by federal prohibition agents as paid informers.
 This evidence was disclosed in fed. eral court before Judge James M Morton this afternoon when Prohibi- tion Agent Dennis Lorden testified that Harvard students had aided in the bringing of a charge against Mrs, Jenny F. Donovan of Revere of own ing an automobile which was nnlaw- fully used for transporting liquor. Although Mrs. Donovan denied the charge, but admitted ownership oi the vehicle, the car was ordered de faulted, to the Government..by Judge Morton.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
AL SMITH HONORED BY MEDAL PRESENTED BY
 NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY

NEW YORK, May 6.-Alfred E. Smith was last night presented the Laetare medal, annual award of the University of Notre Dame to an American first Catholic man who in his particular field of endeavor has achieved distinction refecting upon the Catholic fci.h.
 An outstanding incident was the reading of a letter from Hoover, m which the President stated Smith was a distinguished American and ! great public servant to all.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
CONSOLIDATING DRY UNITS
 IS QUITE A PROBLEM

WASHIN GTON. = Administrative officers who have studied the problem cf transferring the prohibition unit from the Treasury to the Department of Justice are under the opinion that the enforcement and prosecution ma chincries should lc under separate 9 heads, working, however, in close cooperation.
 Administration officers take the the view that the prosecution task is of such importance that the officer in charge will be unable to spare time in tn edirection of enforcement.
 Surveys have shown that the prob lem of making a transfer is exceed ingly intricate and one requiring most careful study before legislation is recommended to bring it about sand given to Congress.
 One important divisio nof enforce ment is the customs service, which cannot be transferred to the Depart ment of Justice, since it's primary function is that of collecting customs and preventing smuggling.
 The coast guard is also important in enforcement, as it works closely with the customs service.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
Take Life of
 Youth, IF
COLLEGE STUDENT, MISTAKEN FOR BOOTLEGGER, KILLED BY
 PROHIBITION OFFICERS.

BLUEFELD, W. Wa, May g. Mistaken for bootlegger, J. w. Ken drick, IF years of age. a student of Emory and Henry College, Virginia, was shot and killed last night by pro hibition officers near Abingdon, Va. The youth wa smerely suspected, and the machine in which he was driving contained no liquor.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
CHIClA GO CONGRESSMAN AC- QUITTED OF CHARGES OF
 PROHIBITION LAW, VIOLATION

KEY WEST, Fla, May 9.--con- gressman M. Alfred Michae,son, rep resenting the Seventh Illinois district, was acquitted by jury in the federal court here this morning of charges of prohibition la wviolationi by snug gling and transporting liquor into the country from Cuba. He was charged with carrying the liquor -in-.his bag gage.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
HOT RIvET CAUSE BURN
 ING OF A ssop boo cANNERY

HILLSBORO, OreEA red-hot rivet dropped on an asphaH Hcovered slab of cork caused fire thN in ar hour to- night destroyed the lain building of the Ray Mailing Try, with loss of S3OO,OO0< The cd slab in which the blaze started WI one of many piled about in build lg to be used as insulation in new oling room.
 New machinery VI led as S175,OO0 was ready for inst |ation in the 2 cooling room and is} Believed to have been entirely ruinedE Fu4l insurance was carried.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
Matter Of
 Farm Relief 
EsOVERRIDES WISHES OF
 HOOVER REGARDING FIX PORT DEBENTURE PLAN

WASHINGTON, May s.-rke Sem ate overrode the wishes of Hoover to- day and. voted to retain the export debenture plan in the farm relief bill by vote of 47 to IA. A combination of Democrats, Republicans and inde- pendents defeated 8 move by Admin istration leaders to eliminate the plan The farm bill itself is to be voted upon. The House has rejected the de- benture plan.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
GAS PRICE ADVANCES.

CHICAGO. - Effective tomorrow the price of gasoline at filling sta tions of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) in eleven Middle Western States will she advanced I cent pc, gallon, the company announced today.
 This will make the price in the Chi cago area Is cents a gallon in filling stations and IA cents from tank wagons.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
GAME HUNTERS RAPIDLY FIX
 TERMINATING JUNGLE GAME

fCHICAGO--Ga1ne hunters are rap mlnating the. beasts of the jungles and. unless restrictions are imposed. future generations will view the ele- phant. tiger and lion only at mu- seums.
 T. Alexander Bates, English ex. plorer, made this statement befors the Traffic Club of Chicago sat the Palmer House.
 John Sinclair, coming up fromeAlc= tirath, arrive da feu. days. ago
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
ICE AT DAWSON MOVES ON
 MAY 9TH; FIRST PRIZE IN
 GUESSING CONTEST, s7,2oo

DAWSON, May 1.-The ice in the Yukon river in front of Dawson moved out at 2:33 o'clock this after
 noon, heralding the arrival of spring. The first prize of S7,200 in the guess ing contest on the breakup was di- vided between Thomas Leach of Daw- son and Grace Swanson of Anchorage.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 9.--A letter complaining that Borah and other op- posing Republicans ha vedefeated the farm program of Hoover in the Sen ate and thereby forced d congress sional session for all summer, if not all year, was written and made public today by Senator Fess, Republican whip.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
NO EXPRESSION REGARDING
 REPEAL OF. BONE DRY LAW

JUNEAU, May 10--By means of a pocket veto Governor Parks has killed the Murray bill, which would have provided for an expression by voters at the next general election as to the repeating of the Territorial bone dry law.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
MOE NEW YORK
 BE NAME DCHAIRMAN LAW
 ENFOREMENT COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, May 10.-George K. Wickersham, of New York, Attor- ney General of the United States un- der President Taft, is reported } as Hoover's- -lil46ay choice for the chairmanship of his law enforcement commission.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
REPORTED NEGOTIATIONS TO
 PURCHASE GRAF ZEPPELIN

NEW YORK, May 10.-It is re ported in Wall Street that negotih- tions are under way for the purchase of the Graf Zeppelin for use on an air passenger line between Los Angeles and Honolulu.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
THEODORE ROOSEVELT URGED
 FOR PoRTo 1co GOVERNOR

WASHINGTON. May 4o-Theo- dore Roosevelt has been recommended to President Hoover fer the governor shi pof Porto Rico by people both there and nthis country
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
Photographic Ticks.

SEATTLE, May 10.-Bound for Naknek, the steamship Otsego, the first of the Seattle cannery fleet to leave for Bristol Bay. this year, sailed this afternoon with .750 cannerymen, fishermen and full cargo of cannery supplies.
 LONDON, May Slight Ameri- can, young women, including Helen Wills, tennis champion, tonight were among those presented at the first court session and the first court. in twenty mine years which a Queen of England has held alone.
 SEATTLE, May 8-The Libby, Nc Neill ts Libby steamship General Gorgas sailed for Bristol Bay yester- day afternoon, carrying six hundred cannery hands and full capacity of cargo supplies.
 SEATTLE, May 8.-Captain Fred B-~ SlgurdSOn, well known steamboat man and Alaska cannery operator, committed suicide today by drowning in Lake Union
 SEATTLE, May 10.-The steamer Yukon sailed this morning for Sew ard and way ports, carrying POP pas sengers, including 75 for Seward, nearly all interior bound.
 WASHINGTON, May 9.-The ap- pointment of Charles Evans Hughes Jr. as Solicitor General was an- nounced today at the White House.
 LONDON, May 8.-Lodd Younger, bitter enemy of Lloyd George, dropped dead last night while. at tending the Prince of Wales Theater.
 MUIRFIELD, Scot, May 10--Wal- ter Hagen today won the open golf championship of Britain for the fourth time.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
BRITISH PARLIAMENT DIS
 .--. SOLVED; FL FICTION MAY 1a

.9 LONDON, May lO.-The thirty fourth Parliament was dissolved Fri day and.writ issued for general election on May Both.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

Carl Lottsfeldt, A. R. c. superin- tendent for this division, returned a few days ago from an official visit to the Grippe lsection.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
AMERICAN. MARINES
 GUARD. CONSULAR

CANTON, China, May 1O.-A ma1E' ican marines today guarded the American consulate in the Shamer foreign concession. The men ymerf landed from the warship 5Tnlsa wher Cantonese bombaTded four rebel ships in the harbor and aalsp threatened those ashore.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
WASHINGTON, IsMay 1o.-M5

WASHINGTON, May 1O--Mrs Hoover, wife of the President. me- tored to Richmond yesterday to in =spect a portage Of early Virginia .fsssshe drove the ca1 herself for the round trip of 200 miles, accompanied by sey eral women friends.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
Late Echoes
 T-Pot Don
HARRY F. SINCLAIR GOES ,JAIL-ALBERT. BACON .FAI
 LOSES. BIG RANCH

.ALAMOARD, Md, May 7.-SS hundred acres Of a ranch owned Albert B. Fall, former Secretary Interior, SWas sol dat public .auc1 here today to Edward l., Deheny s5, ,166 ,250, the sale being made the purpose of satisfying .n,ortg' foreclosure.
 An order directing Imprisonment Harry E. Sinclair to common jail refusal to answer quistions. asked the Senate committee in the Tea DDome investigation twas issued day by Justice Hitz of the Snpre Court of the DDiDstrict of, .Columl
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

Mrs. Claude Bakd formerly of Flat, who went Outs E following the death of her husba few years ago, passed away irfleattle early in April, according to formation re- gently received here
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

Claude Nyberg left couple of days ago for the Plume DDredge headquarters, Little creek.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11
WOMAN SLAIN MOB AFTER
 WARD LYNCHES HUSBAND

LAKE CITY, Fla.--Taken from jail, where he was held in connection with an altercation in which his wife was slain, N. G. Romey, grocer, was today.
 Romey's body was found by a passer-by in ditch along 8 highway two miles from Lake City.
 Romey yesterday argued with Chief of Police Baker when the latter ordered produced placed on the curb by the merchant returned to the store. During the argument Mrs. Romey is alleged to have fired at the officer, wounding him in the shoulder. Chief Baker returned the fire, wound the woman five times She died in a hospital later.
 Mrs. Sid Paulson, after .. visit of some months on the Outside, whither she went on account of illness, was recent arrival here, coming from Anchorage via airplane of the An chorage Air Transport, with Pilot Frank Dorbandt Leaving on the same plane the same evening was Mrs. L. Livenhagen, who was called to return to Seattle on account of the serious illness of an uncle.
 U. $. Commissioner w. T. Wander pool and Deputy U. s. Marshal J. H. Hubbard were among Sunday visitors from McGrath, to give attention to official business. They returned to McGrath yesterday.
 Andrew Olson left few days ago for the Plume DDrDedge headquar- ters on Little.
 H. c. Wallick is among recent ar- rivals from Mc(ratE $.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

7 WASHINGTON, May 8.-Harry. Sinclair was placed in Districtsof < lumbia jail ats o'clock last night. ! will serve g ninety-day sentence.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

H. c. Wallick is among recent ar- rivals from Mc(sratE $.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

Lee Lamprecht VI recent de- parture for, Little -c1 k
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

Andrew Olson left a few days age for the Plume DDrDedge headqnar, ters on Little.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

MUIRFIELD, Scot, May 1o-Wal- ter Hagen today won the open golf championship of Britain for the fourth time.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

LONDON, May S.-Lodd Younger. bitter enemy of Lloyd George. dropped dead last night while at tending the Prince of Wales Theater.
The Kusko times., 1929-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The ap- pointment of Charles Evans Hughes Jr. as Solicitor General was an nounced today at the White House.