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INDIAN STILL
TOPSAMERICAN
Jameson Remains Ahead Of
Batters With 400; Lou
Gehrig Second

CHICAGO. MAY l1.=Pl-Lou
Gehrig Of the Yankees found the
range Of American League pitching
last week. added "a points to his
average. and climbed into second
place in the smuggling race. 10 points
behind Charlie Jameson. OF Cleve-
land. according 10 unofficial figures
including Wednesdays games.
Jameson remained at the top Of
the list with a mark of 400. rs points
lower than last week. Clancy. White
Sox first sacker. dropped 81 points,
but remained Tn third place with an
average of $50. Lu Blue. of St.
Louis. another first baseman. who
was runne--up TO Jameson last
week. lost 81 points and slipped 10
fifth place. Charlie Gehringer.
Tiger infielder. added % points 10
his average and landed In fourth
place with 1853. Other leaders were.
Narlesky. Boston. .385; Fox. Ath-
letics. 37S: McManus. Detroit. .373,
and Hale. Athletics. ST..
The pitching leadership moved 70
Detroit where George Uhle. veteran
right handler. collected two more VIC
tories. Uhle was won each Of five
starts this season. Wayte Hoyt. of
the Yankees. added one victory.
bringing his string TO four without
defeat. and Garmand Braxton. OF
Washington. picked up another for
a record Of three wins and no de-
feats.
The Detroit Tigers hit the ball
consistently all week. and added two
points 10 their average to assume
the team leadership. The Tigers
batted for .3l9. while Philadelphia.
last weeks leader. sagged to sec-
ond with .3ol. a drop of IS points.
Ruth and Gehrig opened up with
home runs, largely at the expense
AZ the White Sox. and lifted the
Yankees from eighth place TO fourth.
Gehrig led the league IN circuit
drives. with seven. and the Babe was
close behind with five.
St. Louis went into n tie with
Washington FOR the leadership in
fielding with .93l-
Detroit was first in runs scored,
raising its total 70 i24 in u games,
while Philadelphia has held oppo-
nents 10 81 in is engagements.
Other leaders: New York. home
runs. III: triple PLAYS. New York and
Chicago. one each: double PLAYS,
Cleveland. o.: runs. GehTinger. De-
troit. IS; runs batted IN. Heilmann,
Detroit. 25; stolen bases. Fonseca,
Cleveland: Averill. Cleveland and
Johnson. Detroit. four; strikeouts,
Grove. Athletics Is.
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hoofing but all of the "a Flooding
pilgrims who started from Sherman.
checked in before midnight.
Johnny Salo. flying policeman Of
Passaic. N. j.. used the long grind
TO advantage. slicing 50 minutes and
IS seconds from the lead Of Pete
Gavuzzi, bearded Italian, Of Eng
land.
Salo. making a valiant effort to
gain first place. has cut Gavuzzi's
margin consistently during the past
few weeks and now trails the Ital-
ian speed merchant by one hour.
% minutes and As seconds.
Tcday's grind is 80 miles. a let
up Of the gruelling distances Of the
past few days and for that reason
the mad minions OF the Macadam
were given an extra two hours rest.
The first nine. in point Of elapsed
time in leaving Dallas today we're
Pete Gavuzzi. England, 275.-
John Salo. Passaic. N. j., 277:-
3.-Giusto Umek. Italy. 29I 80 :26.
Paul Simpson. Burlington. N.
c.. 303.5l %.
Sam Richman. New York.
308 AZ: IS.
6.-Philiip Granville, Hamilton,
Ont, 3i2.37.20.
IN. B. Mcnamara, Australia
"334:54.57.
8.-Harry Abramovitz, New York,
BAT .27 :02.
9-Herbert Hedeman. New York.
355 90 80.
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Conference Heads
Meet to Plan Fall
Football Schedule

DALLAS. Tex. NAY III
Fal football schedules. piaEs gcr
the coming athletic season. and
other similar matters werr aAaruaH-
ed by the faculty board uf thn
southwest conference nf Southern
Methodist University today
Coaches. business Managers ana
faculty representatives az the cen.
terence came here Cor thr rnnfrr.
ence track and field rlrrt are nlHr
lot their annual spring mrrtlnRn
a noon luncheon for Coaches "
business managers Ras ore ~ ths
features Of the days program
Participating athletes and Their
coaches were to hn 49, trvIrna
guests of = M XIII. ar a hnn-Htrr
tonisht ~ which trophies sra
awards non IN today's re-. w-r~
70 Be presented.
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TEXAS WINS FIGHT
TRACK TITLES

DALLAS. Nav it.-P-Track
and field championships OF the
Southwest conference have been
mononolized BY four schools. with
the University Of Texas heading
the list with eight victories The
University Of Oklahoma. a former
member OF the conference. won the
title twice. the Texas AgEies won
IL twice. and Rice Institute once
Former winners are. 1876.
TEXAS University: iofa-to. Okla
bona: 1920. Texas: 1922. Texas
AETies. 1923 through 1927. Texas;
1928. RIGS.
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GGHrS LAST
&rNgGHTAA

CHICAGO-Tonv Canzoneri. New
York. outpointed Andre Routis
France. G0) mo title involved
Otto Won Porat. Norway. knocked
out Jack De Nave. Hoboken. N. j..
on, Armando Santiago. Cuba
knocked ont Honeyboy FinneFan
Boston. 80. Kurt Prenzel. Ger
many. stopped Joe Pahelka. Chicago.
(5).
NEW WORKOUTS Kid Kaplan
New York. outpointed Billy Wallace.
Cleveland. l0l. Jack Berg. Eng
land. outpointed Bruce Flowers. New
York. (l0l.
MILWAUKEE.-Louie New. Mil
waukee. outpointed Battling Morris
Chicago. 81.
SAN FRANCISCO -Billv Light,
81. Paul. outpointed Babe Anderson.
San Jose. Cal. n0). Leon Chevalier
San Francisco. negro. defeated Tiny
Roebuck. Indian. G0).
HOLLYWOOD, Cai.-Paule dc
Hate. Compton. Cal. outpointed
Tommy Jones. Atlanta. Ca. tl0l.
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DIR. Freeland Looms
AS Worthy Contender
With Preakness Win

NEW YORK. MAY ll-P-The
1929 preaknes is a matter Of history.
Or. Freeland. a son of Light Bri-
Eade-Toddle from the Salmon
stable. von the race and thcreoy
lay claim as a worthy challenger TO
the more highly touted western
derby candidates. In winning. the
big chestnut colt. which ran high
strung 10 a head finish In the Pill
leo futurity last year. looked even
better al the end than at the start
Of the mile and three-sixtaenth
route of the preakness. AS a two
year-old DR.. Freeland was a great
finisher and turfmen today are
claiming the derby distance 70 be
made for the Tom Healy teamed
colt. which yesterday beat off the
challenge Of eleven Of the casts best
three-year-olds. Minotaur finished
second.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
TIE STATE OF X

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Greeting.
You r hereby commanded 70
cause to be published once each
week for a period Of ten days, ex-
elusive Of the first day Of publica-
ton. before the return day hereof.
in a newspaper of general ~circula-
ton. which has been continuously
and regularly published for a period
Of not less than one year in said
Cameron County. a copy Of the fol-
lowing notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To all Persons Interested in the
Welfare Of the Estate of Jorge
Weber. Deceased. Robert Runyon
by the County court Of Cameron
County. Texas. on the 26tn day Of
March. A. d. 1929. duly appointed
Temporary Administrator Of the
estate of said decedent. which ap-
pointment Will be made permanent
should the court be Of the opinion
that a permanent Administrator l.
necessary. unless the same shall be
successfully contested at the next
term of said Court. commencing on
the first Monday in June. A. d. 1929.
the same being the 3rd dav of June.
A. d. 1929. at the Court House there
Of. in Brownsville. Texas. at which
time all persons interested IN the
welfare Of the estate of said de-
cedent may appear and contest such
appointment If they so desire.
Herein fail not. but have YOU be-
fore said Court. on the said first dav
OF the next term thereof. this Writ
with your return thereon. showing
how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said Court. at office in
Brownsville. Texas. this the first day
OF Nav. A. ID. 1929.
(SEAL)
II. D. SEAGO.
Clerk. County Court.
Cameron County. Texas.
Bv o. r. Bremen. Deputy.
5-4-ff-34l8.
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Major League Leaders
Including Games Of MAY l0l

(Including Games Of MAY 10l
CBy The Associated Press
National:
ADMINISTRATION. Cubs. .434
Runs-Stephenson. Cubs. q.
Runs batted in-Wilson. Grimm.
Cubs. %.
Hits-Stenhenson. Cubs. -.
Doubles-Frisch. Cards. 2.
Triples-Frisch. Cards. 4.
Homers-Ott. Giants. s.
Stolen bases-Flovers. Robins. Z.
Pitching-Malone. Cubs. Won 5,
lost 0.
American:
Batting-Jamleson Indians. .4l9.
Runs batted in-Heilmann. Tig-
ers. 81.
Hits-McNsnus. Tigers. IS.
Doubles-Jamieson. Indians. Q.
Triples 49, G%ehringer. Alexander.
Tigers. Blue. Browns. 8.
Homers-Gehrig. Yanks. y
Stolen bases-Fonseca. Averill.
Indians; johnson. Tigers. 4
Pitching-Uhle. Tigers. won s.
lost 0.
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24,500 JAM ARENA TO
SEE WIN

CHICAGO. May l1.-aP,- Chi
cagcans gave evidence that Paddy
Harmon's big building. the Chicago
stadium. will be a success. a. least
for boxing. last night. when 24.-00
spectators filled the monster arena
To witness Tony Canzzoneri. former
featherweight champion. grab an
unpopular decision over Andre
Routis. present titleholder.
The crowd was the largest that ever
witnessed an indoor boxing show in
America The gate receipts. at pop
ular prices. amounted 10 around
100000. but this Will be whitfield
down 70 about $1,000 net after the
taxes are deducted.
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ever. II did not take him long to
regain his eve.
Jameson has been in the Ameri-
can league for IA years and with
the Indians since 1919. He came
to Cleveland from the Athletics
when Connie Mack threw him in"
for good measure with Larry Gard
ner, and Elmer Myers for Bobby
Roth.
Now. with Gardner and Myers
long since gone from the Indian
lineup, Jameson Is playing the ball
Of his life and is one of the most
popular players Cleveland yer had
AS a reward for his long and
faithful service the management has
set aside May III as Jameson day
In order that he may be honored as
Lajoie. Speaker. Burns and other
famous Cleveland players have been.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
YANKEE SKI JUMPERS
IN BITTER SoUABBLE

CHICAGO. May ll-P-Civil
war has broken OF. In the ranks Of
American ski jumpers.
Baked in their demand that the
National Ski Association Of America
recognize professionalism and award
cash instead Of medals. more than a
score Of the best riders in the nation
have broken away from the old or
.ganization and formed the American
Ski association.
The new association. headed bv
@. G. ferguson Of Glenwood. Mich.
will permit amateurs 70 membership.
but viii cater mostly to professionals.
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Charley Jameson. the Cleveland
Indians veteran outfielder. Is play
ing the best ball Of his long career
this season. His hitting and field
ing has been one Of the bright spots
Of a losing teams play. Though
great fielding is nothing unusual for
him. his work at the bat has been
a pleasant surprise for his many
supporters.
While batting seventh Charley hit
safely in 10 straight games. But
when Manager Peckinpaugh found
II necessary to change his batting
order, sending jamie back to his
old position as leading man. the
veterans streak was broken. How
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GATHER FOR
ANNUAL FIELD MEET
Special to The Herald

MERCEDES. MAY 1.-THE an
nual spring field day for Valley
Boy Scout troops got under way
today. and will furnish some keen
competition in Scoutcraft as troops
from all Valley points are entered
in the various events.
Banners and medals are offered
for the winners. and a number OF
visitors are on hand 70 witness the
scout events.
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pogaEning clubs, who dropped,
their second straight to Fort Worth
Dy the same score. the Beaumont
and San Antonio clubs continued
TO snap out victories from Dallas
and Wichita Falls. The result is
that today the race from top 70
bottom is tighter than Dicks hat
band ever thought Of being.
The break in the schedule mi-ht
prove a life saver for Shreveport
ana Wichita Falls. who have had
disastrous road trips. Both are back
III tEeir own yards today. the Spud-
GERS entertaining Fort Worth and
the Sports welcoming Dallas for a
series. At least one winning streak
Is certain TO be broken today. Beau
mont and San Antonio. each with
Tour straight victories. tie up il a
series at the Alamo city. Hous-
Ton leaves the home port for a
series at Waco. and they will set
Tie the question Of who's who.
Chief Mason raped two doubles.
a triple and single as San Antonio
nosed out Wichita Falls. 4 TO 3. The
Indians put across the winning run
III the ninth 70 give Messenger a
well deserved victory.
Beaumont "~out-rallied" the Dali
las Steers to take their second
straight from the Stockmen. "A 10
8. After the Herd had put over
three runs in the first Of the
eighth to tie the count at 4-all.
the Shippers came back in their
half to score nine and salt away
the decision.
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LOVE DREAM OF
PRINCE COMING TRUE

PARIS. May 1l-P-Love's young
dream. awakened % years ago In
the breast of Prince Luis Ferdinand
D'Orleans de Bourbon OF Spain
when he first saw Mrs. Mabelle Gil
man CoreS. is about 70 be realized.
but only. after the diminutive in
fante has become a middle-aged
man.
Mrs. Corey. former musical COM
edy star and divorced wife Of Will
liam Ellis Corey. steel magnate. her
self announced yesterday at a So
cial gathering in a Paris hotel that
she and the prince would be mar
ried nc San Reno. Italy, on June 4.
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A CENTERFIELDER
ESTABLISHES RECORD

BOSTON. May IL tPl 49, Earl
Clark. Boston Braves centerfielder.
Yesterday established a new major
league record by making II putou.s
and an assist in the opening game
OF the series with Cincinnati. which
the visitors won. > 10 3. The pre-
vious record. IL put-outs. was
shared by five players. Dick Harley
OF the Cardinals. T. r. Hartsel OF the
Cubs. Happy Felsch Of the White
Sox. Max Carey. playing with the
Pirates when he tied the mark, and
Johnny Mostil Of the White Sox.
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Christians Plan
Furious Drive To
Cop 7. |. A. A. Title

SAN MARCOS. Tex. May Ii
PA furious drive was planned by
Abilene Christian college athletes
TO capture the annual Texas Inter
collegiate Athletic association track
and field meet here this afternoon.
The Abilene men ran true 70 form
In the preliminaries yesterday.
New efforts were to be made late
today to smash old records which
withstood Yesterdays trial heats.
The meet was run at the new sta
dium Of the Southwest Texas State
Teachers college. and the field was
In good shape.
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Pyle,s Bunion Boys
Move Into. Fl. Worth
80 Mile Dash

DALLAS. Texas. MAY 11-tP-Foosore and weary after an S0-mle
run from Sherman. Texas, to Oak Cliff, Dallas Texas. Charlie Pyes
pavement Founders mo-ed on to Fort Worth at . o'clock this morning on
the forty-second LEG of their 3 4O0 -mne trek to the Pacific coast
Yesterdays grind vas the longest in the two wears Of transcontnental
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Bluffs Trim Shippers
10 Share Top Place
With Waco BearLets
BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

= vpI q months reign over seven other clubs in the Texas league the
&c Cuns we're forced to move over today and share their place With
az houston Bluffs. Not only that, but the entire atmosphere Of the
'easu standing was surcharged with dynamite.
~ te Bluffs were trimming Shreveport, 8 10 3 to overake the to-
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YankS Settle D0Wn
With Cozy Lead as
Tribe WaLlops AS

While the Yankees again beat their field by Mar 5n another Sec tn
tnat direction was taken yesterday when the champions battered ths
llgers Tor a 10 to 5 decision al Navin Field as the Indians ur~s to
bucket on the Athletics . to O That combination gave sh-
a anAs Lnen egnsh straisnt vctc-y and increased their lead over &C.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta ?. Birmingham II.
Chattanooga ?. Nashville 3.
New Orleans ?. Memphis I.
Mobile 4. Little Rock 3.
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WOOLwICH. Frr v.rrru,-,
hinchirgbrooke. son % ire Earl
Of Sandwich. has gotten a 100 An
mr. electrical shop declining r1 rn-
Ter nnl.tlrE
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IFAaIrF

wichita Omaha. postponed. rain.
Oklahoma Clt--Des Mo.nes. post
ro-ed. rain
Topeka-Denver. postponed. rain.
Tulsa 10. Pueblo Il.
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Oakland ,, Hollywood I.
Seattle s. san Francisco 2 no a.
ntnEsl.
Missions Q. Sacramento }
10 Angeles :. Portland }.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Fridays Games
Ct. Louis 4. Boston 81
Washington 4. Chicago z.
New Pork 10. Detroit s.
Cleveland 2. Philadelphia O.
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AWkHTJAN N~NSUITAITUN
Toledo Y. Kansas City 2.
Columbus 3. Milwaukee III
Louisville : Minneapolis. postponed.
rain.
s.. Paul-Indianapolis. postponed.
rain.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE

- Va 4EAaCF AOAAALN IA
Cameron:
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF a certain order Of sale is
sued out Of the honorable district
court of Ellis county on the 5th day
of March 1929. by Mrs. George @.
Sweat. clerk of said court. for the
cum of N thousand. eight and
~hundredths Isl ,008.l5) dol
and costs Of suit. under a judg-
y, in favor of Texas Title g.
l company. a private corpora
in q certain cause in said court
1876. and styled: Texas Title
pan company VS.. The Ogden
company ct al. placed in my
hanCs for service, I w. r. Brown. as
sheriff of Cameron county. Texas.
did on the 26th day Of April. 1929.
levy on certain real etsate, situated
in Cameron county. Texas, described
as follows. to-wlt:
Ill acres off the north side of
the south 22.2 acres Of block z Of
the Briggs g. Coleman subdivision
OF survey No. %. in Cameron county.
Texas. and levied upon as the prop
erty Of the Ogden Land company
ct al. and that on the first Tues
day in June. 1929. the same being
the 4th day Of said month. at the
court house door of Cameron coun-
~. in the city Of Brownsville, Texas.
between the hours Of 10 a. m. and
4 %. m. by virtue of said levy and
said order of sale, I will sell said
above described real estate at pub
lie vendue, for cash TO the highest
bidder, as the property OF said, the
Ogden Land company ct al.
And in compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication. n the
English language. nee a week for
three consecutive weeks immediate
" preceding said day Of sale, IN
The Brownsville Herald. a newspa-
Der published in Cameron county.
witness my hand. this 26th day OF
Nv L. A. JARGOU. deputy.
w. r. Brown. sheriff. Cameron
county. Texas. 4-27-4-l1-3407.
n the District Court of the Unit
ed states. for the Southern Dis
trict of Texas. Brownsville Dlvi-
sion.
In the matter Of
Max Sonnenfeld.
Bankrupt.
No. 277. In Bankrr )tcv.
To the creditors Of said bank
r1lpt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 9th day Of May, 1929. the said
Max Sonnenfeld OF Mercedes. Hi
daleo county. Texas. was duly ad-
Judged a bankrupt. and the first
meeting of his creditors will be
reid at the office of Ira Webster.
referee in Bankruptcy. IN the
Sternan building. Brownsville.
TEXAS. on the 21st day of May.
1929. at eleven 11) a. m. at which
time and place the creditors Of the
said Max Sonnenfeld. bankrupt.
may appear. prove their claims.
elect a trustee. examine the bank
rupt and transact such other bus
iness as may properly come before
such meeting.
IRA WEBSTER.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Dated May 10. 1929.
5-ll-3425
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Joe Harris. former American
National Lacquer. turned loose
by Brooklyn last fall. Is creating
somewhat Of q sensation on the
coast these days. He is play
ing right field for Sacramento
and. Judging by his form at bat.
has recovered completely from
the attacks OF rheumatism
which made him OF little value
In recent years.
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THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fridays Games

san Antonio 4. Wichita Falls s.
Fort Worth 8. Waco 8.
Houston 8. Shreveport 3.
Beaumont IA. Dallas 3.
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u. I. IS
EDUCATIONAL SLIDES

OF a number OF new sets or lantern
slides has been started by the Visual
Instruction Bureau Of the Univer-
sity Of Texas, according 70 Mrs.
Charles Joe Moore. chief Of the bu-
reau. "A large number OF individual
slides and a lecture prepared by an
authority on the particular subject
comprise the various sets. Among
the recent additions 10 the collection
available at the bureau are slides
Of the cross sections OF woods. six
Acres-a Rural School Project and
Art Appreciation at Palm School.
Austin
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fridays Games

Pittsburgh ~. Philadelphia ..
Chicago III. New York 4.
st. Louis 4. Brooklyn q.
Cincinnati 5. Boston 8
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11

A plan for general adoption OF
visual education in this county Is
being studied by the county school
board Of trustees.
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II. D. SEAGO.
Clerk. County Court.
Cameron County. Texas.
Bv o. r. Bremen. Deputy.
5-4-fi-34lS.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-05
ANOTHER FREAK BILL

Now comes Congressman Black of Brooklyn with the prize bill of the season. which provides that fers orally in writing to the religion of candidate for president vcepresden senator of congressman shall be fined not more than 5000 imprisoned not more than three yyeyars, etc.
 Now, many will agree that using mans religion against him in campaign ust but to try to prevent such thing being done through law as proposed not only violation of freedom of speech but an utterly foolish and futile proceeding.
 Besides no candidate worthy to aspire to either of the offices mentioned would want to conceal his religion To do so would imply that he either ashamed of it or afraid to have it known candidate who would invoke such law in his own behalf would be held in contempt
 Not that all propound such silly suggestions but at the same time can't help but wonder if there are any conghessmen such as MT. Black setting committees pertinent to the Territory of Alaska. there are have pity on us some more.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-05
DAILY REPORT ON ALASKA LEGISLATURE
 ID APPEAR GATEWAY

The Gateway has made arrange ments to have daily report on legislative proceedings of the Alas. ka Legislature which begins it's biennial session at Juneau next month.
 A running story, covering the most important proceedings of the day, will be filed at the end of each days session appearing in the Gateway the following day.
 John E. Pegues, associate editor of the Juneau Empire, is the only reporter to cover the sessions, thereby, being in position to give an authentic and unbiased re- port on them. He is one of the fore most members of the Fourth Els tate in Alaska, assuring complete coverage on every important piece Of legislation.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-05
SCIENTISTS PASS THRU

Horace G. Ashton, F. R. G. S., scientist and noted explorer, and Earl M. Welsh, explorer and cam eraman, recently passed thru Seward enroute to the Kotzebue Sound country and Buckland Riv- CT. where film studies of Eskimos and reindeer herds will be made for the American Natural History Society.