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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-08-08
IMPROVES BUILDING

JOS. Dirnberger is this week inn
proving his building on Third
Street, formerly occupied by the
Gallea Bakery. He is adding six
teen foot brick addition to the rear
Of the structure. Mr.. Dirnberger
has rented the building to a Mr..
Blesner, of Fall Creek, Wis, who
will open bakery in this city
some time this month. The new
addition will be used as the bake
room.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-08-08
DEFEAT CITY CHARTER

Montevideo, Mimi, Aug. IA
proposal to adopt city charter
form of government was defeated
in a special election here Tuesday.
The vote was 186 in favor of the
change and 176 against the change.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-08-08

Threshing is well under way in
the Sank Centre section. The yield
both as to quantity and quality is
very spotted, but on the whole is
better than anticipated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
EAKER Will
LEAVE HERE
AT 4:3OA. M.
Schedule of New Ship
With Cruising Rate
Of 21a Miles Per
Minute Announced

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-CP)-
The dawn-to-dusk flight from the
United States to the Panama Canal
zone March 10 by Captain Ira G..
Eaker, of the army air corps. In the
Pan American" first model Of the
new army P-12 plane. latest and
fastest OF the army pursuit planes,
Is expected to end at France field
at least by p. m. that day.
The new plane Is capable of a
cruising speed Of better than 2 IL
miles minute with q high speed
OF 188 miles an hour and the war
department announced Captain
Eaker's schedule today based on an
average speed Of 135 miles an hour.
The schedule follows:
Leave Brownsville, Texas, 4::30 q,
m; arrive Tampico, Mexico, 6:10 a.
m, distance $50 miles; leave Tam
pico $50 a. m; arrive Minatitlan,
Mexica, 8 q. m; arrive Guatemala
City, 11:50 a. m, distance AL miles;
leave Guatemala City, 1910 D. m;
arrive Managua, Nicaragua, 2:40
p. m, distance $50 miles. Leave
Managua, p. m, arrive David.
Panama, $50 D. m: distance 365
miles: Leave David $50 p. m: ar
rive France field z p. m. i85 miles.
Total distance, 1850 miles. Total
elapsed time, IA hours. 80 minutes.
Average speed 135 miles an hour.
Captain Eaker will not stop at
Continued on page six.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

LIKELY TO BE
CHANGED HERE
Special Cancellation to
Mark First Lot of
Letters Carried Out
Of Brownsville

Air mail service north from
Brownsville will be opened
March 8, simultaneously with
Inauguration of the American
and Mexican air mail lines
between this city and Mexico
City, and air NIL service be-
tween Fort Worth and La
redo likely will be discon-
tinued on the same date.
Official announcement to
this effect was received Sat-
urday by G.. w. bennett,
Brownsville postmaster, from
w. Irving Glover, second as
sistant postmaster general.
The air mail service now opcrat-
ing from Dallas and Fort Worth To
Laredo will be changed To operate
I'd Brownsville, the schedule TO he
announced nc an early date.
The postal department also has
made provisions for q special can
collation. stamp for use on all air
mail dispatched from the local Of
flee on March Q. the stamp COM
memorating the opening OF the Mex
ican- American line.
In 4 letter TO Postmaster bennett,
the second assistant postmaster gem
eral stated:
1T Is contemplated ne this time
tnat the air mail service now oDer-
ating from Dallas and Fort Wo-.h
70 Laredo viii be changed 80 as TO
operrse TO Brownsville and that the
service TO Mexico City win be estab-
iished In conjunction herewith on
March 3. The exact schedule has
NOS as yet been determined upon,
but will be published In the Daily
rostal Bulletin at the earliest prac-
Whether the new route viii he
swung TO Houston. now the termi-
nus OF the New York. Atlanta. New
Orleans route, has not been asrer-
tanned but 1t Is believed connec-
tons win be provided to assure ef-
ficient service for Mexican mail over
the eastern route.
The Mexican government recent
ly announced that the Mexican air
mail to Laredo, via Monterrey.
would not be discontinued. The an
nouncement OF the American postal
officials would indicate that the
Laredo only. and that the entire
route. II not discontinued. win
make rail connections at Laredo
only. and that the entire central
and eastern American air mail for
Mexico win be routed by way Of
Brownsville and Tampico.
Thousands OF the special cancel
lation stamps, which the depart
ment Il providing for the Browns
vile office to commemorate the
opening OF the Americana Mexican
air mail service, win be required.
Postmaster Dennett reported 6atur-
day that over 1000 envelopes had
been received from individuals re-
questing that they be mailed ON the
first plane and the special stamp
affixed. Envelopes have been re-
ceived from practically every state.
Norway, Switzerland. Germany, Ho-
nolulu and even Japan. indicating
that the first plane win carry =
capacity load.
Arrangements also are being made
by the postal department to provide
mall messenger service from the
postoffice TO the Brownsville air.
port, the assistant postmaster gen
eral r1id and this service win BE-
provided by the time the air mail
In inaugurated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

.teSttfied that on his suggestion Nc
Closkey and the former Bexar
county judges secretary connived
to steal the November election
from Harry M. Wurzbach OF Sc
gum.
First came Ernest J. Altgelt.
named by Dewhurst as present
when the plot was hatched and also
at least one who urged 1t.
Did Not Know Dewhurst
At the time, November 8, he did
not even know Dewhurst, Altgelt
testified. He did not mt any time
suggest holding the ballot boxes for
a possible McCloskey contest: never
relayed to Dewhurst the information
that .Nolte and Creager" had urged
that the election be taken from
WCrzbach by any means. and never
in any manner suggested that the
election returns be altered. he de-
clared.
Then came Charles r. Quinn.
San Antonio. lawyer. TO testify that
at some time between December
! and ~ last. Dewhurst related to
him that McCloskey had nothing to
do with Illegally altering the re-
turns. q statement Quinn asserted
was repeated as recently as ten days
ago.
Creaser Opposed Wurzbach
Dave, did Judge McCloSkey have
anything to do with changing those
Continued from page six.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
NEFF SCORES
SEN. MAYFIELD
Claims Confirmation
Blocked By Solon
From Texas

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-tP,-
Former Governor Pat NJ. Neff of
Texas said today his denomination
10 the railroad board OF mediation
would be overwhelmingly con-
firmed" II voters could be reached.
This, perhaps. is not the time to
GO into details as TO why the SEN
ate has not confirmed my apIpint-
ment." he said, except TO sa> that
II appear at this time that Senator
Mayfield has succeeded In blocking
further proceedings.
Senator Mayfield. toined by two
other senators representing those
objecting 10 my handling of the
railroad strike in Texas in 1872. who
have fought my confirmation from
the beginning, and delayed 1t in
every way possible. are now StudiOuS-
ly following a technical. filibuster-
ing program which vii prevent the
senate from reaching a vote.
1T seems strange" Neff added,
sthat the only appointment OF ma
tional scope. ranking III law and IN
fact with that of a cabinet officer.
ever given to a Texas democrat by
republican president, should be an
nulled by a democratic senator from
Texas whose only grievance is that
I did not actively support him In
his candidacy for reelection"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
LINKSCANADA,
CUBA IN HOP
Haldeman Makes Non
stop Flight In
Is Hours

HAVANA, Feb. 23.-tP-George
Haldeman today linked Canada and
Cuba by a single unbroken airplane
flight. In taking off from the
WalkerSville airport near Windsor,
Ontario. at 3:49 a. m, the wheels
Of his plane were deep in the snow
He set them down less than IS
hours later on the tropical soil Of
Cuba.
Haldeman succeeded where Leo
James f. Hayden, a mechanic. His
charted course Of l404 miles was
flown In Il hours and 56 minutes.
Haldeman succeeded where Leo
nard Flo Of Ann Harbor, Mich,
twice failed. once because OF fog
and once because of illness. Ralde-
man. pilot for Ruth Elder in her
unsuccessful attempt to cross the
Atlantic. showed no fatigue flight.
Haldeman was aided on his flight
across the Gulf Of Mexico by a tail
wind which blew at the rate OF 20
to 25 miles an hour. Cuban army
aviators at Camp Columbia made no
special preparations for his re-
ception although thev were greatly
interested in the flight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
HOP TO
MEXICO CITY
OVERSUNDAY
Aviation Hero Refuses
oSay Whether Hop
To See Sweetheart
To End i'm Wedding
picture on Page 6)

EAGLE PASS. Texas, Feb.
23.-(AP)-A flier the world
loves to call its own sped out
into the night under starry
skies, bound for Old Mexico
to visit his sweetheart.
Suspicious which Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh left be-
hind when he took off from
Abilene, Texas, this after
noon after declining to write
his destination in the airport
registry, were verified when
the famous flier came to
earth at Eagle Pass, on the
Texas-Mexico border tonight, and
announced that he was en- route to
Mexico City. He landed at 7:30 ID.
m, and said he would take off at
daybreak tomorrow for the Mexi-
can capital.
When asked Il he intended to
marry his fiancee. Miss Anne Nor
row, while on this trip, the Lone
Eagle" preserved a stony silence.
The first definite grounds for
suspecting Lindbergh was to lay
aside his role Of route inspector for
his company. National Air Trans
port. Inc, for that OF a Lochinvar
Of the air, were discovered at Abb
lene this afternoon when, after
falling TO record his destination, the
flier headed his plane southwark
instead OF in a westerly direction.
Continued on page six.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
FIRST BEANS
SHIPPED FROM
BROWNSVILLE

The first green beans of the
1929 season were shipped from
Brownsville Friday night. the
shipment, which consisted Of one
hamper, going TO Lawrence Nc
Farland. San Antonio dealer.
The beans were grown by
Brown White, two miles below
Brownsville on the river, and
were shipped from the James Z.
White packing shed.
The quality was below the usu-
al Valley standard, the shipper
said. due to the unfavorahle
weather last week.
This Is one Of the earliest ship
ments ever sent out OF the VAL
ley. Movement OF green beans
by express Is expected to become
general by the last OF the week.
With straight cars to move early
in March.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Mrs. Coelet, 400
Leader, Is Dead

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-tR-Mrs.
Ogden 0oelet. former New York
and Newport society leader, died
today In her apartment nc the Ba-
voy-Plnza hotel She was the Efx-
ter OF Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
mother OF the Duchess of ROY
burghe and one cf the wealthiest
women of her time. She succun1b-
ed after five days illness Of pneu-
monia.
Ogden Goclet. her husband. a
croeslis Of his day. with d fortune
Of so 100000 when she became hIs
bride. died nc Cowcs. Isle of Wixht.
while cruising On his yacht. Che
MayfIower.
After hts demise MrB. Goelet
carried on the family prestiEe fnr
many years. but relinquished her
leadership of the zoo several years
ago when she went 70 Europe and
remained there several seasons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
HOUSTON MAN FOUND
GUILTY IN MURDER

HOUSTON, Feb. 23.--LF)-Morris
G. Lame. Harris county road In
spector. tonight was found guilty Of
murder and sentenced TO five years
for staying T. p. Conoway In front
Of the First Baptist church Oct. 2,
1877. The verdict came after more
than ~ hours elaboration
Lame took the stand tn his de-
fense. testifying that he believed
Conowny was armed and that he
fired I'm self-defense when Conoway
made motion as II TO reach for hts
gun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Kidnapped Boy, 5,
Returns to Home

DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 23.-tP-
Dallas officers today are working
on a kidnapping theory in seeking
the abductors of James Koonce, 8,
who returned TO his parents home
late yesterday with his legs cut and
his body bruised.
He told his parents that while
playing near his home yesterday
morning two older boys told him
they would show him a robins nest
in the woods near the river. When
they reached the woods. they bound
him 10 a tree with wires and beat
him, he said.
IL was thought the abductors
planned to ask ransom. but failed
to go through with their plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

Antonio, has Travelled In al parts
Of the world. She enjoys sports
Of AL kinds. and is . noted pistol
shot, the champion of the South.
having defeated = number Of the
famous gun toter=" II tho border
n . match at II Paso several
years ago.
This u my first trip TO The
Lower Rio 0rande Valley Miss
Mcclellan said, hut 10 viii not be
my last The Valley y beautiful
from the ground. but 1er more
benufifxzl from the air. I know q
DO Part of the United States that
is more attractive 70 tourigtes
specially th0ne Who enjoy avia-
&@&@M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Stick Up Show
During Thriller

HOUSTON. Feb. 23.-tR)-As q
crowd in the Queen theater watch
ed q screen drama, bandit. VI
movie fashion. stuck q gun on Nor
val Murray, assistant manager OF
the playhouse, forced him to hand
over a bag containing $535 and then
white light" throngs.
made his escape through tonight's
So quietly was the robbery staged,
milling people on Houston's busiest
corner did not realize what was
happening and patrons Of the the
ater continued TO watch a romance
unfold its flickering way without
interruption.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

exhibitions which wiz form part
Of the celebration.
Il have visited practically every
important airport I'm the United
States and Europe" Miss McCIei-
Ian said The Brownsville air.
port was . surprise to me. ! ex-
pected 10 find the usual array.
but instead I found d port that
Is strictly modern I'm every way.
Brownsville Is to be Congratulated
upon the arrangement and man.
agement of It's airport, and I feel
assured it WIN become one at the
busiest and most famous IN the
United States.
Miss McClcIInn. who ~ : native
Texan. having becn barn ~ Dnn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Texas Only Licensed AUatrx And Noted Gun Shot Flies To
Local Port To Attend Air Mail Celebration On March and 10

Piloted by q deft hand. q
Trayelair plane swooped down
from the Valleys szure sky and
landed without buinp or jar on
the Brownsville municipal air
port.
From the cockpit stepped forth
Miss Grace Mcclellan, Texas
only licensed aviatrix. who had
flown her plane to the border TO
inspect the international airport.
and remain IN the Valley until
after the celebration on March
and 10. in honor Of the OPEN
irig Of the Mexican and American
air mail
Miss Mcclellan. who bears the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Hennings Takes
First Art Prize

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. 23.--
lP,-Prizes were awarded in the Ed
gar b. Davis art competition today
as follows:
Glass 1. Texas wild flowers: 1st
prize. 5000. X. M. Hennings. Chi
cago. Thistle Blossoms" second.
81 500, Marie A. Hull OF Jackson.
Miss. Texas Field Flowers" third.
s., 600. Maurice Braun Of Point Lo-
ma. Cal: fourth. si.750. Isabel Bran
son Cartwright. OF Philadelphia,
wild Poppies;:" fifth. si.5o0. p. L.
Holmsted OF San Antonio Evening
Shades" sixth. $3.50, Louis q.
Griffith OF Nashville. Ind. Tran
Qull Afternoon" seventh, 81 600. FL
lot Clark of New York City. Red
Bud and Wild Plum"
Glass three: Cotton fields: Third.
81 500. Louis Reynau Of New Or
leans. "Pickaninnies In Cotton"
fourth. 81 $50, N. r. Brewer Of Lit
tie Rock. Ark, The Cotton Har-
vest"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

sobriquet Of the Flying Cum
woman" Is q noted pistol shot as
well as the only woman In Texas
licensed by the war department
as q plane pilot
This IS q real airport was
her first comment as she alight-
ed from her plane and Eazed at
the buildings. runways and level
landing field Il did net expect
to find anything like this
Miss Mcclellan. who was grant,
ed her pilots license October Is.
1928 has been flying planes
three years. With ample wealth
st her command she has studied
aviation I'm Germany. France and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
JEWEL Thief
YEARS
Goldstone To Appeal
Conviction In
Fort Worth

FORT WORTH. Feb. 23.-tP-
DR.. Archie Goldstone, alias Abe
Goldstone. OF Chicago. was SEN
fenced to six years today by q Grim
i1al district court jury which found
him guilty of stealing trunk al
legged to have contained SIS 900
worth OF jewels, motion for new trial
viii be filed.
The defense closed its case with
out offering testimony.
The jewel trunk, which was IN
the custody Of Joe Optican, sales
man. for New York concern. was
stolen from I'm front OF the Fort
Worth Y. M. G. "A. last February.
10 was taken into the country,
broken open and rifled OF contents.
The theft was made possible sup
posedly by swap OF checks on
the jewel trunk and on a trunk sim
ilar 70 IL which contained Junk, by
a similar ruse another jewel trunk
was stolen recently from Optican
at Tulsa, Okla.
The states last witness, l.. d.
Louthian, railway special agent with
headquarters In Wichita Falls, tes-
titled he saw Goldstone at the
Wichita Falls depot on the night or
Feb ~, 1928, when the Jewel trunk
was checked TO Fort Worth. Other
state witnesses testified seeing Gold
stone In the country near where the
jewel trunk was rifled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Indy Flying To Fiancee Lands At Eagle Pass
Bill Foes
Break Quorum
ToDelay Action

AUSTIN, 23-P-Opponents prison
inferior voting today
forestan Of Holbrook
the weekend after
poyed action
drawn out fight that either branch has had this
The question had
ent 'front.' The chamb
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

McFarlane had the floor.
A roll call revealed absence Of q
quorum and call of the senate was
invoked TO prevent any other sena-
tor from leaving.
AS Deberry remarked, however,
the stable door had been locked
after the horse had been stolen"
After more than 30 minutes elapsed
only Miller had been rounded up
and a motion carried TO recess un-
til Monday.
Senators against the Holbrook
bill were aided in their move by the
fact that several of the administra-
ton group were at home for the
week end. The ones who slipped
away were reported to have headed
for San Antonio. Miller was a lit
tie late and was reported caught by
the sergeant-at-arms after q long
chase.
The day furnished one defeat aft
er another to Senator Ho,brook.
sponsor Of the bill.
Amendments stopped
His efforts TO prevent adoption Of
live amendments which would pre-
clude relocation of the prisons in
as many senatorial districts were of
no avail and he was unable to get a
Continued on page six.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
ON FOR
HICHJACKERS
Boys Report Holdup
Near Los Indios;
Fire on Car

More than "a hours after hijack-
ers had fired on q group of youths
in the vicinity Of Los Indios, forced
their automobile into a ditch and
searched 1t, officers Of Cameron
county had failed to find a trace or
the men or the car which they were
driving.
Two bullet holes in the rear fen
der and one through the back of the
car which the boys were driving
bore testimony to the truth Of their
story.
The boys telephoned to the sher-
IFS department late Friday night
from San Benito. where they drove
Following the holdup. They related
that they had been to u party near
Los lndioS and that ten OF them
were returning home in the same
car.
They said a Chrysler roadster oc-
cupied by five men drove up be-
hind them and ordered them to
halt. The car the boys were driv-
ing was speeded up and this brought
a fusilade Of shots.
The pursuers finally forced the
boys car off the road into a mudhole.
After searching 1t. the men drove
off. Pulling the car out OF the mud,
the boys drove TO San Benito.
Sheriff w. r. Brown and a party
OF deputies rushed 10 the scene and
spent Saturday seeking the hi
jackers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

SAN ANIONIO, Feb l3s-LR1-
A merger Of the Central Trust
with the Texas State Bank
and Trust company was effected TO-
day. A. II. Barnes. executive vice
president OF the Central Trust. an
nounced, Official sanction OF the
state banking commission was re-
ceived by the merging institutions
shortly afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
Testimony of Fraud
In McCloskey Vote
Denied by Witness

23-IP-The inning trial
McCloskey
five indictments charging election frauds
Immediately witnesses to DENY in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
WOULD CUT wINKLER OUTPUT

TOhI WOHlH. FeD. Z3.-IR1-
Recommendation that the l75.OOO
barrel per day production Of Wink
Ter county be cut to l25.OOO barrels
Is made TO winkler county pro-
ducers in a letter bv Z. A. Lam
dreth. Fort Worth indeuendent on
erator. Landreth Is chairman of the
oDerators advisory committe of
winkler county. selected by oper-
ators and approved ty the Texas
railroad commission to handle
winkler prcration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
6-Yard Hurdle
Record Broken

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
23.--tPb-Harry Flippen. University
of Virginia, tonight broke the in
door world record for the SO yard
low hurdles with four flights by
covering the distance In six seconds
flat In the first heat. In the final
heat he tied the world record OF
9 is seconds.
Flippin was competing in the
fifth annual indoor invitation
games Of the University Of vir-
ginia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
CHICKEN THEFTS BUY AUTO

CHICKEN THEFTS BUY AUTO
GAINESVILLE. Tex. Feb. 23.-tF1
Chicken theft proved highly prof.
liable to two Gainesville youths un-
I'll they were arrested here today the
boys. both under 20. were driving q
new automobile bought with their
earnings"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
FARMER DROPS DFAD

GAINESVILLE. Tex. Feb. 23.-tF
Homer Warren. n. farmer. drop
ped dead while crossing a street IN
the business district here late to-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24
HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE

Rand. wanted In Lawrence. Kas-.
Beaumont. Tex. and In Nebraska
and Missouri on bad check charges.
was arrested here tonight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

BOY nRUNNS IN kkU GhANDE
LAREDO. Tex, Feb. 23.-tPf-
Quinten Diaz. IA. was drowned late
today when he ATTEMPTED 10 swim
his horse across the Rio Grande be-
low here. The body bad not been
found tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

TWENTY ONE YEARS later, In
|1oa5. the Southern Pacific resumed
Its efforts to get into the Valley.
IT'S announcement indicated. how
|rvcr. that 1t intended to build only
Ia Edinburg. McAllen and the river.
outside OF the towns directly af-
fected. Brownsville was the first
Ia endorse the proposed extension
Ia the Southern Pacific The
Hroxrsvi1le Chamber Of Commerce
acted. The Brownsville Herald lent
enthusiastic endorsement
nwnsville. AZ that time. had no
re h to believe the Southern Pa
cif}c was even considering other
construction. The railroad COM
pany's officials themselves could
mot say
Then came announcement from
|the southern Pacific that IL wanted
(Continued on page six-)