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CUTTING
CAVUzH LEAD
Flying Cop Finishes First In
Thursdays Lap In
Fast Time

MIAMI. Okla. Nav 3.-tPi-
Tramping along in Oklahoma, home
state Of Andy Payne. Claremore
farm boy. who won last years race.
c. c. Pvle's cross country bunion-
GERS today headed for Chelsea. SIS
miles from here. Payne Is accom-
panving the caravan this year as
chief patrolman and also is adver-
tised as 2 feature attraction in Mr..
Pyle's Foilies.
Johnny Salo. Passsic. N. j.. COP.
second in ELAPSED time. cut the
lead of Pete Gavuzzi.s Southanp-
ton. Eng. to 2:53.25 as the runners
crossed their twelfth state line on
Yesterdays lap from joplin Mo. to
Miami Salo stepped the 367 miles
in 4:35:50 to finish in first place.
Gavuzzi was third.
The leaders:
Pete Gavuzzi. England. 209:-
PAST.
John Salo, Passaic. N. j.. 2l2:-
1922.
Ed Gardner, Seattle. wash.
@@kHgIaAGa
4-Giusto Umek. italy. 226:5O.4s.
paul Simpson, Burlington. NJ.
c.. 233:32:O8. II
Sam Hickman. New York
234:26.35. ~
f-Phillln Granville. Hamilton
Ont. 240.52:4O.
s-M. 3. Mcnamara. Australia
159:05.l7.
9-Harry Abramowitz. Nev- yor,-
~270:43:02. O'N'
i0-Herbert Hedem.r r,-,
York. 2~7f.32:4n.
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RUIz-SHAW In
CRUDCE FIGHT
The Kid Working In San
Antonio In Preparation
For May Is Battle

MERCEDES. Texas. May B
Preparations for a packed house are
being made here for the card Of May
Is when Kid Ruiz, now working out
In San Antonio. returns TO the VAL
ley to take on Battling Shaw in
4 second engagement.
The two fought to a draw in their
previous encounter.
shaw. a local boy. is working out
IN the Valley, and is a favorite
among many Valley fans. who have
followed him through hts ring ca
reer from the days when he fought
curtain raisers.
Ruiz is reported TO be in the best
shape ever
The large crowds attending recent
engagements at AL R~obinson'S punch
bowl have caused the management
to place most or the seats on sale
rs reserved seats. and a certain
number have been sent to each city
in tie Valley to be reserved for fans
there. Many fans have come from
practically all Valley points. includ-
ing the territory from Brownsville
on.
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Herb Pennock Can't
Escape Jinx That
Has Haunted Him

NEW YORK. May 3.-P-Herb
Pennock. star left handler of the
New York YANKEES, can't seem TO
escape the jinx that struck him
down last summer. Out OF the
game after August Il last season,
Pennock has been essaying a come
back this year with fairly credit
able results. But his salary wing.
Just about free from the neuritis
that kept him out last season. has
suffered s.nother misfortune.
a line drive off Sammy Vests
bat yesterday hit Pennock OH the
left arm. The veteran kept on
pitching until rain halted hostili-
ties in the third inning. but a half
hour later the arm began to stiff
fen Whether the injury Is serious
or not has not yet been determ-
ined.
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L~oNGHORNS, ACCIES
IN DUAL CO SATURDAY

- 1A[EHluN
AUSTIN. May 3.-The Steer thin
y ciauS end their dual meets Sat,Ir-
oay OF this week when they journey
70 College Station to meet the AZ.
gies IN their second meet OF the sea-
son. In the first meet held in Ans
TN the cadets weer victorious large
~ because OF their supremacy n
ne track events. while the Long
field events.
The experts have picked Texas a
q M: and Rice to be the three teams
which Will fight it out for the COR
ference title. with the odds resting
IN favor Of the Farmers because III
1neir well balanced club. Both the
Texas and Aggie th~inly-clads will
present their full strength in the
meet Saturday afternoon. and the
meet viii be a great deal closer thar
the one in Austin.
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lin the series.
Connie Mack surprised rail birds
by tossing Bob Grove back at the
Red Sox after having withdrawn
the tall scuthpaw from the "a TO
9 massacre Of the previous day as
the Athletic score mounted beyond
the danger Of overhauling. 1t was
supposed the American league dean
was saving his great pitcher for a
tougher spot. but back came Grove
TO win his second victory IN two
days and his third Of the season.
AS the Browns lay idle in Cleve-
land. the victory Of the Mackmen
cut half a game from the st. Louis
lead. Dan Howley will have q
chance to put on another scalping
expedition today. however. as the
Athletics make their way westward.
Sportsman's Park still looms as the
most important stop for the AS and
the Yanks in the west country.
Herb Pennock made his second
start Of the season at the Yankee
Stadium. but hostilitieS we're
drowned out after the first half Of
n third inning when the Harlem
tapped over its banks to greet the
Athletes. The senators picked ND
one run against Pennock in the
first on Gehrig'S error. and there
the scoring stopped for both teams.
Sad Sam Jones pitched the two
rounds for Washington.
Detroit and Chicago also found
rain. snow and other i~nconvenien-
ces scattered over the premises OF
Charles ComiSkey. and made Il
ether entry in The doubleheader
book They will try their hsnd at
4 single game today as the eastern
INVASION moves toward the west.
The only eastern American League
team scheduled to play today is the
new York troupe OF Miller Hing
GINS. booked for an interleague ex-
hioition at Pittsburgh.
The only attempt to unlimher q
pat IN the National league yester-
cay occurred at Ebbets Field. where
inc Giants punched out two rims
oenind Larry Benton in the opener
Chiy 10 have rain descend at the
end OF the third. The default of
inc weather left the Giants With
only an even break against tbe
so-cailed effete east in the first
touiu OF intra-sectionaI effort. and
Ihe western clubs headed for the
roio Grounds In great glee.
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SNOW CREETS
OHIO RELAYS
Weather Man Puts Dummy
Surface on Track, Field
For Opening Day

COLUMBUS. o., May 3.-tPl-
Snow gave the Ohio state university
track field a gummy surface for
the opening OF the sixth annual
Ohio relay games today.
Events scheduled today we're the
100 yard dash and sprint medley
relay for Ohio colleges. shot nut.
pole vault and high jump for high
schools; elementary school 440
yard relay. junior high school $50
yard relay. class 70. class "a, and
preparatory school mile relays, pre-
liminaries in the 100 yard dash.
low hurdles and $50 yard relay for
class A high schools. and q special
invitation race between Joe Sivak
Of Butler and Orval Martin Of Pur-
due at $40 yards.
Teams from Illinois. Notre Dame.
Chicago. Indiana and Ohio State
appeared strongest in the seven
university relays tomorrow.
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u. 5. ARMY HORSE SHOW
TEAM OFF TO EUROPE

NEW YORK. May 3.-tP-The
United States army horse show team
OF four sailed yesterday on the
steamship Dresden for Europe. The
team. made up Of Maj. Harry ID.
Chamberlin. Capt. William B. Brad
ford and Lieut.. Earl +. Thomson. all
Of the ninta cavalry, Fort Riley.
and Lieut.. Edwin y. Argo. OF the
first field artillery. Fort sill. are to
compete in the international Jump
inf competition at Warsaw, Poland.
June / 70 IL. the international con-
course hippiuue at Cologne. Ger
many. June is to "a and the famous
Doublin horse show at Dublin, Ire
land. August 6 to 9.
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vi I'LL 1AAAGWGR0Ab D0A44G AA4
Wichita Falls managed to win be-
tween them exactly four. The
Fort Worth Cats were the only in
vaders to break even. taking out
out Of three from Beaumont. Wich-
tia Fails managed to win one OF
three from Houston. Shreveport
nicked the rampaging Waco Cubs
for one Of their three. and Dallas
dropped three straight to the re-
vamped San Antonio Indians.
The showing Of Dallas. accounted
one of the strongest Of the north
ern branch OF the Texas league
Iamily. easily has been the most
Disappointing feature Of the inter-
sectional combat. Yesterdays III
to z loss to the Indians was the
Herds sixth straight and dropped
them with a dull thud into sixth
place.
AS the teams change Sparring
partners today. Wichita Falls can
look forward to three days in the
comparatively peaceful atmosphere
at Beaumont. Shreveport boards
the now aroused San Antonio In
dams for three games with con-
siderable m~iSgivings. Fort Worth
tackles the powerful Houston Bluffs
for a trio. and Waco opens a week
end series at Dallas.
Yesterdays outstanding melee
was staged at Houston. where the
Buffalos. clinging to second place
and In position to pounce on the
lead when. and Ii. the Waco Cubs
ever snap. edged out the Spudders.
z to s. In the final Of a hard fought
series The Spudders sheiled
S~chelberg from the mound early In
the game. but Gus Foreman went
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PHARR. May Sword was re-
celyed here yesterday that the Pnarr
high school girls az the state inter-
scholastic meet come out victorious
IN first and second round tennis
doubles by defeating Georgetown.
and Queen City. The local repre-
s~cntatives also won a girls singles.
first round from Beaumont BY de-
fault.
The score of the Georgetown de-
feat which was in the first round
girls doubles was 60, 60. In the
girls doubles Of the second round
the Pharr team beat Queen City by
a similar score. GO, go.
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Cup players an invitation from Mr..
Hoover for them TO play at the
White House or May q. In the
event OF unfavorable weather they
will 90 into action the next after
noon.
The candidates, John Henncssy.
Fritz MercTr. John Van Rvn. and
Wilmer Allison. have been practic-
ing here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
McALLEN TRIO LEAVES
FOR STATE HIGH MEET

McALLEN. May William Horn.
Cecil Overstreet and Darius Leslie
left Wednesday for Austin to rep
resent McAllen high school and the
interscholaStic league district al The
state meet Friday.
Horn will enter the e~xternpor-
areous speaking contest and Over
street and Leslie the track events.
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PONY RACING BEGINS
MAY Is FOR BRITISH

LONDON. May 3.-P-Pony rae
ing, new sport for BTitishers. viii
start May 10 at the ncw pony course
near Harrow.
The racing is to be under the di-
rtction az the Pony Turf club which
holds the same position as the jock
ey club in horse racing. Ponies OF
Is hands or undcr. which VIII COM
tctp in the various races, arc all
thofoughbreds, b. well know. race
h1rSes.
Flans arc benz ls1e TO establish
pony race courses in several proyln-
cial centers.
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Including Games Of May y
CBy the Associated Press
KnfsaraI

National
MISREPRESENTATION. Cubs. .442.
Runs-Stephenson, Wilson, Cubs:
Critz. Reds. 10.
Runs batted in-Wilson, Cubs. IL.
Hits-Stephenson. Cubs, %.
Dcubles-Frisco. Cards. 6.
Triples-Hornsby. Cuyler. Cubs:
Bizolette. Cullop. Robins: L. Waner.
Pirates; Walker, Reds, 2.
Homers-Harper. Braves; Wilson.
Cubs. 4.
Stolen bases-FIowers. Robins. 5.
neutrality-suspicious.. Cubs, won 3.
lost O. m
American:
Batting-Jamieson Indians. .433
Runs-Blue. Browns. 10.
Runs batted in-Sfmmons. Ath-
leticS. Is.
Hits-Blue. Browns. II.
Doubles-Dykes. Athletics. z.
Iriples-Blue. Browns; Alexan-
der. Tigers. 2.
Homers-Blue. Browns; Foxy
Simmons, Athletics. 4.
Stolen baseS-Fonseca. Averilr
Indians, 4.
Pitching-Gray. Browns. won 4
lost O. Oh =
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GGHTS LAST
&1NGGHT&a

by tho Associated Press
LONDON-Phil Scott. England.
cutpointed Ludwig Haymann, Ger
many. d5).
GARY. Ind.-MarShall Leach.
Gary. knocked out Jack Herman,
Cleveland. 90.
DAVENPORT. Ia.-Jack McCar-
thy. Chicago. outpointed Howard
McLain, Louisville. u0l. al Kline.
Cleveland. ~outpointed Jack Denny,
Chicago. (f0).
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0aUis Cup Tennis Team
To Perform for Hoouers

PHILADELPHIA. May ST.
The American Davis cup tennis
team Will play before President
and Mrs. Hoover on. the White
House courts in Washington.
Samuel H.. Collum. president Of
the United States lawn tennis asSo-
citation. announced today he mad
accepted on behalf of the Davis
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0 TO KEEP LOTT
OFF DAVIS CUP TEAM

CHICAGO. May 3.-(P-Because
Of his studies at the University Of
Chicago. George Lott will lose his
place on the American Davis cup
tennis team this year.
Lott is third ranking player OF the
United States.
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OWNERS WILL
SETTLE RACE STRIKE

AURORA. H., May 3zP-The
horsemen's strike which has delayed
the opening or Chicago-s racing sea-
son at Aurora track for three DAYS
neared termination today. II was
virtually certain the track would
open tomorrow with the strikers
running their horses.
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LYONS SUFFERING
GRIPPE ATTACK

CHICAGO. May s. Up TED
Lyons. star hilrler of the White
Sox, VIII be lost for several DAYS
because OF a severe attack of
grippe. Va
his loss will handicap the White
Sox for their impending series with
the Yankees. WIN
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1T Ms BROWNsVILE HERALD SPORTS SECTION e4t@z
CPORTS


"A few more days and high school
baseball days will be over so far
as the present season is concerned.
High school teams throughout the
have engaged In several con-
tests with each other and have
created some interest.
Baseball Is not a school game
anyway. Not even a collegiate
game. The season Is always cut
just about time things get going
good. Since the professional
leagues attract the attention Of
both players and fans. II Just
about srncthers the school lads
out.
The Valley schools a. well as
other high schools enter their
teams merely for the fun Of play
ing baseball. There Il no high
school league and therefore it helps
TO keep down interest. It would
be foolish to have n league.
Coach Soc" Plato Is coming
along very well within Is nine and
NINE Il just about all he has out
for that sport. He says that very
little interest is shown. Tf inter
est siacks too much he will form
an intra mural basketball tourna-
ment. BY That method he can
have several teams and enough
interest can be worked up for n
nice group or contests
w. 3. McShane. writing down
from Mission. says we give him the
ElggIes by asserting that Kid
Guerra might put on a good main
event match. His letter follows:
SPORTS Editor,
The Herald,
Dear Sir.
You make me laugh when YOU
talk about Kid Guerra being a main
eventer.
Kid Monterrey Is right when he
says he can whip him all over the
ring IL Monterrey can't do ii. I
have a boy up here that can knock
the tail feathers out of The
Rooster.
Yours.
MAC.
We can't figure out whether Mac
y trying to ballyh0o his "mvstervH
tighter or give the razz 10 the San
Benito lad or to us. Moreover he
attaches an "if' which reflects on
M~onterrey's ability. Since both
Mac and Monterrey are convinced
OF Guerra's mediocrity. whv not
SCI Monterrey and the Mission lad
together.
Guerra. We imagine. would :.
gao 70 trade punches with the
winner Of that bout.
The Rooster" IL must be- adj
mltted, has brought down ~ lttIe
criticism for his alleged attempt 70
oictate to Valley promoters
rights being staged In the Valley
Ire interesting. and the promoters
want TO keen them like that Ana
they'll be Quick to nut Guerra nv
any other lad On the main rr-,,.t
they feel that the customers
to see them there.
Young fighters coming In Sh,,,Ia
need that fact.
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in and held Gallov-ays slnggers IN
Oil the Bluffs cot 90 Wiitse for the
winning run In tho ninth.
Shreveport pounded four Waco
hurlers. including Dumovitch and
Thurman, rnainsprlnEs on the Cubs
great drive. ior u hits III doxninEs.
the leaders. l6 TO 9. I'm the series
final at waco. The clouting Cu5
came from behind to knock ole.
Oscar Tuero from the box I'm thes'
seventh. scoring seven runs a=a
knottlng the score. but the Sports.
came right back with five more
in the eighth and two An thr
ninth
The Beaumont Exporters achiev-r
ed an IL TO 4 victory over Fort
Worth In their closing contest. but
they lost the services Cf Lyman
Lamb. one Of their principal Of
fensive threats. for nt least R week
Lamb sprained an ankle when w.
crashed into the fence going after
a fly.
Manager Milton stock took
Morse'S place in the Dallas inllHld
In a desperate attempt 70 pull tbs
Steers out of their slump. but his
employees failed 60 react to hiB
presence sufficiently and lost. ia I'D
z. Stock contributed two doubles
70 a Dallas attack that Melted M
hits. three more than san Al
tonic chalkcd up.
Moultrie. Ca. farmers Rave
adopted IA slogan uf bigger ard
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LEGION Z TO PLAY
EDINBURG SUNDAY p. M.
Especial to The HeraId)

McALLEN. May 2.-McAllen AM
erican Leagion team will meet Edin-
burg Sunday afternoon at Legion
Fark, according to Harley Jackson
ana Harvey Hixson, managers of
the local team.
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Pounds A.
Hurlers to Beat
Leaders Badly Is to 9.
by GAYLE TALBOT. DR.

Invasion of south Texas by the northern clubs, which a lot Of pecpA
seemed to think would demonstrate n marked superiority on the part uf
the northern clan. o far has proved an enormous n0p
The first round of the swing through the southern end Of the state
closed yesterday. and Of the IL games played I'm the last three days tFt
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Hail and High
Water Halt Major
Leaguers Yesterday

RAIN hail and high water so swept the big league trail yesterday that
rnly one game survived to its normal finish. and IL the Boston Red Sox
mad gained their wish, this one also might have been tossed overheard.
There was insufficient rain at Fenvay Park to save the Hub Hose from
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays Games


SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock 2. Nashville ,.
New Orleans 10. Atlanta II
Mobile Al, Birmingham 10 fl3 IN
uingsl.
Memphis. Chattanoora rostuoncd
cold weather.
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THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Results
standing OF the Clubs

Shreveport is. Waco 9.
San Antonio II. Dallas Z.
beaumont II. Fort Worth 4.
Houston 7. Wichita Falls s.
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FANFFII tUAST LEAGUE
san Francisco 2. Oakland O.
Seattle }. HOLLYWOOD 4.
Portland 3. Missions 2.
Sacramento =. Los Angeles o
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Moultrie. Ga. farmers have
adopted "a slogan uf bigger ard
better peanuts" They are NOT sat-
isfied with present production.
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LEACH,

Tulsa 2 Dies Moines !.
Topeka 2. Omaha ~.
Oklahoma city 3. Pueblo p
Wichita 3. Denver g.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIAIION
Toledo A. ~. Pau, l3.
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Pharr R~acqueteers
Defeat Georgetown
At State Meeting
lSnecial 20 rrhn u.-.A

Especial 70 The Herald)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

AL games rained out.
@tnndfpr NJ fl.n rn..hr
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
WILL NAME OFFICERS

Officers will be nominated at a
meeting OF the Washington High
lands Citizens Association at :
O'Clock tonight in the Congress
IIciohtS School
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
SLANTS or ApITALP E0pLE

MISS MARTINA A. PLEACE,
in charge of exhibits and pub
LEFTY at the recent convention
of the National Council of
Catholic Women, is a Texan
and doesn't care who knows it.
Miss Pleace tells, with great
gusto, of an incident which oc-
Cured while she was attending
a public gathering recently. A
man asked her from what State
she came, saying that she APP
peared to be from Texas.
Jokingly, Miss Pleace replied
that she was from Minnesota.
Lady" replied the man
earnestly, you never even saw
Minnesota. I'd know that
Texas drawl if l heard it in
darkest Africa"
PAT McKENNA, head usher
at the White House, has col
lection of autographs, among
them those of Presidents of the
United States for the past IS
years, foreign rulers and dipio-
mats, that Mould make the pro-
fessional collector of prom
inent signatures green With envy.
In addition to the collection
Pat has a memory for faces
that has stood him in good stead
10 these many years he has
guarded the portals of the
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
-Four Probes Into District Affairs Occupy Sen ators
STRONGER
LAWS IN TWO
CASES

Four separate senatorial in
vestigations of District affairs
today seemed assured, with
every prospect of considerable
attention being given local
matters in the Senate during
the regular session of Con-
gress.
Two Investigations are already
under way. One is in the hands OF
the Blaine subcommittee on banks
and insurance, which is seeking to
strengthen District laws relating to
realty finance practice, stock sales
and the like. The other is an in
quiry into the need for traffic re
forms here, which a traffic subcorn
mittee, under Senator Daniel O.
Hastings of Delaware, Is undertak.
ing.
GaIlinger Inquiry
Senator Royal S. Copeland Of
New York. chairman of the District
Committees subcommittee on hos
pitfalls, Is looking into the Board Of
Public Welfare investigation of Gal.
linger Municipal Hospital, TO deter.
mine whether senatorial action
should supplement the work OF the
local board.
Senator Cole Blease of South Car
oline, newly appointed member of
the District Committee, has an
nounced that he will press for ac-
ton on his resolution AUTHORIZING
an investigation to look into the
truth or falsity of reports that "in-
efficiency and corruption" exist
in the District Government and in
the District Attorneys office.
This resolution now is pending
before Senator Charles Deneens
Committee on Audit and Control
Senator Deneen said he hopes to
call his committee together early
this week. to consider the resolution
and act upon 1t.
Should tne committee report II
out. Senator Blease will urge that
the District Committee act without
Gs,ay
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
GIRL FIGHTS COP
AND PAYS S25

Helen Beaney. coIored, forfeited
SIS collateral on charge of as
sault in Police Court today.
The complaining witness was Po-
iiceman Patrick s. OBrien. Of the
Third precinct, who said that Helen
Jumped on his back and tried to
tear his clothes off to distract his
attention from Lula Biley, who
vas busy breaking jars of liquor
to destroy the evidence.
If that was her intention she
succeeded. O'Brien admitted S.ofullY.
for before he could get the fiery
amazon off his back. the alleged
liquor had disappeared down the
sink.
The alleged assault occurred in
a restaurant in the 1900 block l.
st. n. W., yesterday, after police
hal arrested Linwood L. Fisher
and charged him with being drunk.
After putting the accused in the
wagon they went back to see If they
could find any liquor on the prem
Uses. but met with unexpected OPP
position.