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Valley Society
Telephone Z
Telephone Z

Mrs. r. A. Leonard and little
daughter, Betty Lou, Mrs. III. +
Anderson, Mrs. <. w. Langley, Mrs
John Crawford, Mrs. G. r. Ander-
son, Mrs. II. A. Coultas, Mrs,
George Morrison, Mrs. f. Fl. Dunn
Mrs. j. L, Sutton. Mrs. z. G. Woods
and son, Mrs. J. G.. Nix and
daughter, Doris, Mrs. Monte V. ak
er and daughter, Elaine, and the
hostess.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Celebrating her tenth birthday
Saturday afternoon Helen Marie
Anderson was hostess with a party
receiving many nice gifts from her
friends. After an afternoon or hap
by games the birthday cake with
candy and fruited tea we're served
Little friends invited were: Helen
Sims. Jewell Sims. Marjorie And
rews, Violet Patty. Adele nd JACK
Tension, Cornelio Fort, Helen Marie
Taylor. Thomas Kidder. Clifford
Brasher, Eugene Vaughan. Dale
Porter, Lois Ludwig, Donald And
erson, Eddie Yates, Poland and
Chester Cooper, Allie B. Bell, and
Doris Taylor.
LLANO GRANDE CLUB
Mrs. d. z. Kirgan was hostess
Friday afternoon TO the regular
meeting Of the Llano Grande
bridge club. Mrs. r. Newell Waters
won the afternoon score.
Nine club members were present
Club guests we're Mrs. r. ID. Mack
intoSh, Mrs. r. w. Bennett, Mrs
A. Z. Richardson and Mrs. v. r
Myers.
Marigolds in lovely colcrs made
the bright decorations in the din
ing room. Roses in fall colorS were
other pretty decorations. A salad
and sweet course was served. Mrs
]. A. Knapp will be the next host
es5.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Phil d. Dixon was hoStes:
this week to the Thursday club
entertaining at her home on Sat.
urady afternoon. Roses made the
pretty house decorations. A salad
and dessert course was served. Mis-,
Ada We Williams was high score
winner for the afternoon games.
Club guests we're: Mrs. v. G
Thompson, Miss Fu Jean Smith
Miss Ada We Williams and Mis-.
Gertie Whitehurst. Nine club mem
bers were present.
BIRTHDAY COMPLIMENT
Mrs. Fretwel Gilmore was most
delightfully."- complimented on hel
birthday at the home OF her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Anderson
Roses and queens wreath made
pretty decorations and many in
door games we're enjoyed. The
three tier birthday cake was serv-
ed with hot chocolate.
Those enjoying the evening we're
MI. and Mrs. Gilmore. Mrs. Oliver
Swinnea. Miss Agnes Avinger. Miss
Glady Shepherd. Miss Catherine
Clark. Mas Margaret Smith. Crib
in Wilson and Ordell Robertson. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and fam
lily.
BANQUET AT CORTEZ
The Lower Rio Grande Valley
OSteopath Association held its re-
gular monthly banquet and bust
ness meeting at the Cortez hotel
Friday evening with Mrs. Manie
Martin Gwillim as hostess.
The pI incipal address OF the
evening was by DR.. Brackmeyer OF
H~arlingen on foot treatment. There
were eleven present.
The next meeting OF the AS
ISOLATION will be held December 20
10 McAllcn with Drs. w. e. and
Ida Davis and DR.. Kershaw as
hosts. DR.. w. r. Davis Is president
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ON FASHIONED PARTY

Rev. and Mrs. = > Hlchafds q
the Methodist church were most
pleasantly surprised wednesday
night on their return home from
prayer necting with an old fash
Toned pound party. Members OF
the church greeted them and q
most pleasant evening was enjoy
ed.
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DINNER PARTY

DINNER PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Taylor en-
tertained with a dinner party at
their home Monday. Guests for the
evening we're: MeSscrs and Mes
DANES III. a.. Baldwin, y. o.. Parks
and Will Fetch.
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home was adorned with r0Ses and
other cut flowers. The children
were re III TIT bered with many
beautiful and useful gifts After
an afternoon spent In games and
other amusements refreshments
Were served to- about sixty.
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DONNA
WEDNESDAY, BRIDGE

WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Glenn White was a lovely
hostess 10 the Wednesday Bridge
club at her home. Roses d ferns
we're artistically arranged about the
rooms TO form q beautiful setting
for the six tables of players.
Mrs. Glenn Lucas was awarded
for scoring high and Mrs. Dave
Weideman 81. for second high
among the club members. while
Mrs. Geo. Vance scored high and
Mrs. r. J. Webb low among the
guests. Refreshments YER served.
BANQUET PROGRAM
The Business and professional
Women's club Of Donna viii enter
tain With a banquet Tuesday even.
ing, November 10. at the Tiffin
room for the members OF the vari-
GUS clubs Of the Valley. Mas Mar
Jane Higgins OF Fort Worth. state
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II OFFICERS

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Methodist Missionary Society
was held at the home OF Mrs. Clare
White on Thursday with Mrs. n.
o. Fleuriet presiding. The first
hour was spent I'm Mission study,
which was conducted by Mrs. r.
:. Chambers. Mrs. "A. G.. Kennedy
led the devotional. Mrs. q. r.
Mann. the secretary. was present
and gave a resume or the years
work IN the district
At the business session. the an
nual election CT was held at which
time the following were elected:
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HONOREES

DIR HHAI HUNUNELS
Mrs. Walter Weaver entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
for her children. Jane and Clyde.
OH their seventh birthday. The
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maiz y de cana de azucar, por medic de
metodos especiales, que les permite re-
tener TODD 81 exquisite sabor original.
Pueden ~servirse inmediatamente-ya
e frias o calientes-y 10 cual permite
que en- toda epoca pueda uno disfrutar
de n de los obsequios mas deliciosos
que ofrece ell Sur, sin Derdida dc tempo.
y sin que haya que necesidad de pelar v
de cocer batatas crudas.
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or the Association and Or. Amor
EFT Bledsoe Of Brownsville Is Sc
cretary.
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WOMANDAZED
With LIQUOR
Held BY COPS
Manufactures Discov-
cred In Apartment
Unconscious; Dress
Stained BY Blood

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-R,
Charles nj. Keckley, 62,
well to do manufacturer,
was found unconscious and
probably fatally injured to-
day in the south side apart
ment of Mrs. Florence ia
cobs, 35. His skull had been
fractured by a heavy blow
behind the ear. The
woman, dazed with liquor and her
dress stained by blood, was taken
into custody.
An anonymous telephone report
of q shooting" brought police to
the place. On the upper rear porch
they found q pool OF blood and a
small knife. They knocked several
times before the stupefied woman
admitted them. Keckley was lying
on q couch.
II cut my finger" she replied
duly, when asked to explain the
blood. She said Keckley had been
a frequent caller. and this was con-
firmed by the mans son, o. e.
Keckley, head Of the naanufactur-
ing concern which bears his name.
Police also arrested Leo Langolis,
who said he had roomed In the
apartment four years. He said he
had been awakened By the sound
OF an argument.
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EXCHANGE GET s
= X r.
EQUIPMENT FOR
= = \
BROADCASTING

Installation OF apparatus for
use in chain broadcasts was be-
gun at the local telephone ex-
change Thursday by "a Western
Electric crew.
In chain hook-ups. long dis
tance telephone lines are used 10
connect the stations. Special
equipment Is required for this
work.
This installation Is being done
on the possibility that KWWG
will be used In national hook-ups
in the future.
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Mrs. Frank abr, 36, died at
Mercy hospital at 8 a. m. Thursday.
She had been iii for the past three
months. and on Tuesday under
went an operation from which she
did not rally. due to heart weak
ness.
No funeral services are to be held
here, but short prayer service
viii be held at the Sacred Heart
church, OF which she was a mem
Der at p. m. Thursday. The body
will be taken to San Antonio, her
former home. and the funeral will
take place there Friday Afternoon.
Besides her husband, the deceas-
cd leaves six children, Russell, Ha-
zel, Tommie, Chester, Betty Eta
and James. She Is also survived by
one sister, Miss Effie Callahan, Iiv-
ing here and several brothers and
sisters In San Antonio. where her
mother. Mrs. John Callahan, also
resides.
She was born In San Antonio
June Is. 1893. The family moved
to Brownsville about two years ago.
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VALLEY SUIT
NAMES BOBBITT
Seek Injunction Against Ap'
provaI Of Hidalgo Coun-
ty Bond Issue

AUSTIN, Sept. 26.-One hour aft
or he qualified as attorney general.
r. T.. Bo5bitt Wednesday was made
official defendant to a suit by "A.
z. Martin, Hidalgo county. in 53rd
district court. seeking to enioin him
for approving n $3.500.000 bond is
sue OF Hidalgo county water con-
troll and improvement district No.
Q, voted September 7.
The American Rio Grande Land
and improvement company. or
which Harry L. Seay. Dallas. was
stated to be president. was named
as a joint defendant. and the suit
asked cancellation OF the bond Is
sue it claimed .7as illegal. nd for
forfeiture of charter and water per-
mits OF the company, and condemn
alton of its system as public and
private nuisance"
No Action Taken
No action was taken by the court
on the injunction plea. The case
later will be set for hearing.
Numerous grounds we're alleged
for the attack upo. the bond elec-
ton. The suit charged the forma-
ton of the district was "A travesty
upon justice" and made through
Misrepresentation to the votel J.
1t made personal charges against
two directors of the district. also
asserted that large numbers OF
Mexicans not citizens were v5ted
In the election. that the elec Ion
failed TO carry by a required two
thirds vote, and, that 1t was in
excess Of the tax limit.
'Waferl0gged'
nc asserted the company over IL
years had operated a system by
waSteful methods and had water
logged" and ruined 5000 acres of
land. It asserted the report of
Henrici-Lowery Engineering COM
pany. Recently made, said the
company's system to be taken over
by the district had no value and
that this information was withheld
from the voters.
Protest OF the Hidalgo county
good government league to the bond
issue, recently telegraphed to Gov
ernor Moody was to be referred by
him he said TO the new attorney
general for investigation.
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Fugitive To Fight
Return To Temple

TEMPLE, Tex. Sept. 26.--(El-A.
B. Crouch. who. because he was one
of the big people of this town was
able. the state claims To swindle
local banks out OF $l50.000. has been
found afte r16 years of search, but
does not intend to- return to Temple
for trial without a struggle
In a telegram received here last
night. II. g. Senator Tom Connally
at washington. said tine arrest 0f
Crouch in HeIesvilIe. New Zealand.
had been confirmed by the state
department. but that Crouch, iden-
titled by Sheriff John R. Biglfam of
Bell county. denied he was the fu-
fugitive sought and retained highly
paid lawyers to resist extradition
attempts.
Crouch. operator OF a thriving
grain business here. was superin-
tendent OF "a Sunday school,
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REPORT STORM MOVES
TO SOUTH OF MIAMI

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 26.--tFl--
The Tropical Radio here at 1880
a. m. received the following mes
sage from the VI. 8. weather hu-
reau nc Miami.
Indications are that the storm
center Is moving to south Of Miami.
Winds have been steadily nv. H.. for
more than an hour. If storm moves
west from south or Miami 10 will
pass directly over or slightly south
OF Miami, giving i'm either case a
maximum intensity of storm.
Miami barometer 1881 steady.
There has been no appreciahIe
change in barometer in Miami for
nearly "a hours"
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The trial OF Jose Mirales, charged
with attempt to murder Valentin
Leal, got under way IN the crim-
inal district court Thursday morn
ing.
Mirales Is alleged to have shot at
Leal four times, one bullet taking
effect. The shooting took place In
East Brownsville May ID, IL was
testified.
The testimony was about half
through at noon.
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CLOUDY SKIES
and HIGH Wind
ALARMHAVANA
Meterologists Watch
Barometer Closelys
All Communication
With Bahamas Cut

HAVANA, Sept. 26.--tFJ
Local weather conditions
took a sudden change about
noon today, and there was
some fear the tropical storm
had swung around and was
headed this way.
Clear skies, moderate
northwest winds and sum
shine gave way to rapidly
clouding skies. almost imperceptahIg
swerving Of IA miles per hour
winds to a southwesterly direction
and IA storm cloud ohscured sun.
Fear was manifested In some
meteorological circles that the Ba-
haman storm last night curved and
missed the Florida east coast and
again recurved, heading into the
florida straits between Florida and
Cuba offering some danger to this
island.
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z MEN KILLED
WHEN ENGINE
STRIKES AUTO
Locomotive Pulling
Caboose Hits Car AT
Crossing In Gaines
vile

GAINESVILLE. Tex, Sept. 26.--
Rl-W. Y. Mcconnell. 81, and A. L.
Davis. 20. were killed instantly at
the South Grande avenue Missouri
Kansas-Texas railroad crossing here
today when a locomotive pulling
only a caboose struck McConnellS
automobile and hurled 1T down the
right OF way for about 100 feet.
Davis was thrown from the car
and sustained a broken neck. Nc
Connell was crushed beneath his
automobile.
Both men were married and
fathers OF children. Davis had been
operatin ga transfer wagon here for
a number of years. Mcconnell
operated a children's rescue home, q
filling station and a farm five
miles north Of Gainesville.
1t was believed the driver Of the
vehicle did not hear the engine
approaching because of the speed
at which the automobile was travel
ing.
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MOODY NAMES
COMMISSIONERS
Dallas and Marshall Men
Get Fish, Game And
Oyster Posts

AUSTIN. Sept. 26.-RI-M. r..
Buckner OF Dallas, and u. III. IL.
Bibb of Marshall were appointed
to the state fish. game and oyster
commission by Governor Moody to-
day.
There are five members Of the
new commission created by the leg
islature last January. Others ap-
pointed were former Senator "A. X.
Wood of Austin: Caesar Kleberg Of
KingSville, and Gus II. Schreiner of
Kerrville. The law provides for
six members.
Senator Wood was given a six
year term and IL slated Cd be chair
man. Two members will serve until
September /, 1885, two until Sep
tember !. 1888. and two until Sep
tember I, 1881.
The commission will replace the
game, fish and oyster commits
sioner's office. The law provides
for appointment or an executive
secretary, whose duties win be al
most identical with those Of the
commission.
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CITY MAY GET
CANNING PLANT
$4,000 Obtained in Stock
Drive; Enterprise Would
Be Profitable

With more than one-fifth OF the
necessary money raised and two
sites available, it appeared Thurs
day a modern canning plant would
be erected In Brownsville In time
to make use of surplus fruits and
vegetables during the coming sea-
son.
H. II. Banker, seeking stock sub
scriptions, reported 5000 Of the
$50 900 already In sight and work
Just started. James and T-.kinson
had offered to provide a cite for
the plant on the Southern Pacific
tracks near the Fidelity Bonded
warehouse and accept payment In
stock. Another site was available
near the Texsun packing plant.
Oswalt to Operate
c. ". Oswalt, formerly operator Of
the canning plant at Olmito. who
Is highly recommended by manu-
facturers OF canning plant lachin-
cry and also by manufacturers Of
cans, has been secured to operate
the plant. Oswalt has had several
years experience 18th Valley prod
ucts and has been highly success
full in his canning.
Grapefruit viii be canned as will
several vegetables, the leaders prob
ably being tomatoes, beans, turnip
green's and spir ach. 1t IL planned
later to bottle grapefruit juice, an
industry whi u Is gaining a firm
foothold In both Florida and Cali
fOrnia.
Increased Payroll
"A canning plant in BrI nsville
will mean increa-- payroll for the
city and more prosperous farmers I'm
the territory" Banker said. while
we expect TO Ike money for the
stockholders, we also expect to be
able to materially add to the pros
perity Of Brwnsville and the sur
rounding ter. itory."
"A reduction In freight rates to
a large area In the United States
will enable Valley canning plants
to operate at q profit" said J. T..
Blnton. traffic manager or the
Brownsville e amber Of Commerce.
New w Rat
Tariffs earring the lower rates.
which are q reduction about Is
per cent. are new being published
and should be out IN.
Some examples OF the ate re-
ductions being q sined were given
by Blanton. The old rate t. Chi
cago was ST.: the new rate will be
So and n hrlf cents. TO Council
Bluffs the rate Is -educed from 95
and a half cent to " cents. The
Waterloo. Iowa. rate Is reduced
from 81 to g. and half cents.
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Teachers Intending to attend the
first meeting or the Cameron COun-
ty Teachers association ut San Be-
nito October 4 should make reser-
vations with Miss Rachel Cooper.
Ii was stated by Mrs. W. r.. Jones.
county superintendent. Thursday.
Miss Cooper can be reached through
the school system at San Benito.
The meeting win begin mt 1880
p. m. at the Sobre las Olas cafe.
The chief theme fthe session
win be a. school Identification pro-
gram sponsored by AIRS. Jones.
Qualified speakers on the subject
are being secured for the program,
Mrs. Jones states.
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Indy Will Explore
Ancient CITY Ruins

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-tFl-
Charles "A. Lindbergh viii under
take . scientific exploration Of
Mayzu cities In Guatemala. Hon
duras, British Honduras and the
Mexican provinces OF Yucatan and
Quintana Roo in the immediate
future.
He viii be accompanied by DR..
Oliver Ricketson, authority on
Maya archaeology and a member of
the staff Of the Carnegie Institu-
ton and viii establish his base at
Belize, British Honduras.
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Kentucky Officials
Nav Be Irnpeached

FRANKFORT. Ky. Sept. 26.-
The Franklin county grand jury in
It, final report today recommended
that the 1880 general assembly in
stitute impeachment proceedings
aga&lst state highway commission
ers and state Engineer J- d. Wat
kins.
The jury did not specify which of
the commissioners should in its
opinion. be impeached. but the RE-
port criticised severely the alleged
conduct of Con Craig. Paducah: W..
Il. Hanna. 5heIbyvilIe, present com
missiOnerS. and E. q. Helburn. who
resigned recently to become COM
missioner of internal revenue for
Kentucky.
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ORNAMENTAL WADING POOL
FOR CITY PARK PROPOSED

Washington were preparins defi-
mite figures to present t0 the club.
The pool will be equipped with
q sprinkling syster In the center,
providing an opportunity for the
children to ->y In the spray and
would range from the eight TO II
inches In denth.
The city viii I'D $1,000 10 the
Rotary fund and enable tie club
to erect really splendid pool"
Commissioner rurt Hinkley said
after the plan had been presented.
Burton announced the club has
cash On hand for construction OF
Ehe pool.
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A modern citrus packing plant TO
cost approximately $4,000 has been
started on Fourteenth street near
the railway siding for Wade and
Newton. this firm planning to en-
large operations In Brownsville ter
ritOry.
The small packing plant on From
ton street viii be abandoned.
The new plant H. being built by
the Valley Box and Crate co. OF
San Benito. Modern machinery for
packing oranges and grapefruit al
ready has arrived and is awaiting
installation.
The builders hope to have the
plant ready for operation by Oct
lQ.
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up pursuit plane Tor the first
time. Whih doing acrobatics at an
altitude Of 1000 feet. he put the
plane into a spin. Upside down
the plane shot to the ground. AT a
low altitude. Whitconb attempted
to escape by a parachute jump, but
was caught by the propeller.
Whitcomb Is survived by his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Whit
comb. of HeleVa. Mont.
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Proposal OF the Brownsville Ro-
tary club to construct an elaborate
ornamental r-ading pool in Z city
park viii be put before the mem
bership OF tat club at the meet
ing next Wednesday for final ap-
proval. William 9. West. president
announced at the meeting this
week.
The pool would be aproxirnn.. "
10 by 100 feet md would be given
10 the city With the understanding
that It would be maintained.
Charles Burton, originator Of the
idea. said Zen Proctor and WV. q.
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Eldest Som of Grant
Dies While Asleep

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Sept. 26.-(P1
Ulysses 8. Grant. Jr.. eldest son OF
the late General Ulysses 8. Grant.
died last night at Sandberg Lodge.
20 miles north of Los Angeles, said
a message received here today by
his son-in-law. Edmund g. King.
No details we're contained In the
message, other than that Mr.. Grant
had died while asleep. probably a
victim Of q heart attack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26
FANS ASKED
TO PROVIDE
EAGLES CARS

Automobiles are needed TO
take Brownsville high school
football players to the Harlin-
gen game Friday afternoon.
Anyone with extra space In
their car willing to aid the Ea-
giles should get In touch with
Ernesto Duarte or Bob Goodrich
at the high school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26
La Feria Farmer Is
Buried Wednesday

La FERIA, Sept. 25.-Beecher A.
Hawk, So. prominent La Feria
farmer, was buried here at $3.50
p. IN. Wednesday, following his
death Tuesday evening.
The deceased was a native Of
Illinois, but had been a resident OF
this community for nine years and
a leader in all progressive move
ments. He is survived by his widow
and two sons. Lloyd Hawk, 80, and
Neal Hawk, Is.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. J. z. Stack, pastor Of the Bap-
tiSt church.
All business houses In La Feria
were closed during the funeral.
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Brookhart Charges
Farm Board Head

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-LP,-
Senator Brookhart. republican.
Iowa. read before the senate arri-
culture committee today what he
said was testimony in the Sapiro-
Ford libel suit In which a witness
accused Thomas @. Stone. now vice
chairman Of the federal farm board.
Of selling his warehouse. purchased
for Sl65.000 in 1916. to the Burley
Tobacco Growers association. Of
which he was president, for $225, 900
in 1921.
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Borah Says Hoover
Must Back Measure

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-tF)-
Senator Borah, republican. Idaho,
said in the senate today that Presi-
dent Hoover, having thrown his in
fluence behind the flexible principle
In the pending tariff discussions.
must ''go through to the end and
assume the responsibility" for 9TH
er parts of the measure.
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Ex-Ball Star Guilty.
OF Numbering Woman

HARRISBURG, Pa. Sept. 26.-tFl
Samuel CRed Crane, one-time
big league ball player. today faced
ten to twenty years in jail for slay-
ing a girl for whom ne sacrificed
his diamond career. He was con-
victed last night Of murder in the
second degree by a jury for shoot
ing to death Miss Della Lyter In
a hotel room when he found her
in the company of John D. Oren,
brick salesman, who had supplant-
ed him In the girls affections