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La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Joe Mickler, periodista, can
didato que fue a la legislatu-
ra, derrotado en- los comicios
lie aver, jur6 aver una orden
de prisi6n ante ell juez del con
dado, Mr.. Cornelius, contra ell
DR.. Victor M. Rosenthal, con-
cejal de esta ciudad, acusan-
dolo de conspirar, en- union de
Charlie Diaz, para violar las
leyes electorales.
Jur6 declaraciones, afirman
do haher visto los movimientos
1e Rosenthal y DiaZ, Thomas
M. Davis, que vic votar a Char
lie en- ell prescinto No. 16 y des
pu6s en- ell n1mero 20. En- am
hos prescintos Rosenthal guia-
ba al hombre y lie daba 6rde-
mes.
MickIer ha resueIto que su
abogado, T. M. Shackleford,
Jr., persiga a los presuntos
delincuentes.
Ninguno de los dos hombres
sido detenido hasta la
noche de aver.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Madrid, JUNO 25.-El rey O.
freci6 presidir en- Barcelona la
eemana de Misionologia, prepa-
yada por los institutes religio-
SOS que estan organizando la Elk
posicion Misional.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

A partir del dfa l. de Julio,
y hasta nueva orden, para ma
yor comodidad de los s1bditos
espanoles, Ell canciller del Con
sulado, Don Gustavo Gimenez,
despachara los asuntos de ira
mite en- su domicilio, 1919 Mi
chigan Ave.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Hoy ha llegado a esta socie-
dad procedente de la ciudad
de la Habana la conocida y e.
iegante dana Alicia Gij6n en-
compa1ia de su preciosa hiji-
ia Carmita.
Su estancia durara un mes,
ell que pasara al lado de sus a
nantes padres los esposos Car
men y Miguel Gij6n, residen-
ties en- la Avenida de Nebras-
ka 210212.
Peciba nuestra cordial bien-
veE;da.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25
NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

La orquesta sinf6nica de
Tampa, dirigida por ell profe-
sor Alfred Resch, do aver un
concerto en- ell edificio de los
federados clubs de musica.
Ell publico aplaudio la over
tura de Alfonso Y Estrella, de
Schubert, y escogidas pleas
de Beethoven, Wagner, Verdi
Y TSchalkowSky.
Fue ell septimo concerto de
una serie de diez.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Madrid, JUNO 25.-Hoy Sc
ha telefoneado al rey, que Sc en-
cuentra en- Londres, para infor
marie que la tranquilidad Sc ha
restablecido en- Sevilla.
Su majestad pidi6 aver Sc lie
mantuviera al tanto de los "a
contecimientos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

FL martes pr6ximo es la fies
ia homemade de la "Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol'
con un simpatico programa.
Primeramente Sc eXhibira
en- ell teatro propiedad de la
referida sociedad una intere-
sante pelicula y un acto COM
pleto de variedades. Despues
ell bale, en- ell salon principal,
con una reputada orquesta.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

GSaben ustedes 81 todavia e.
xiste aquel Club Politico Lati-
no-Americano que naci6 un
dia "jurando" que venfa a lin
piar ell sufragio y a conseguir
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Ell pr6ximo domingo a las nue.
We de la noche tendra lugar la
boda de la encantadora senorita
Amparo Mira con ell simpatico
i6ven Jorge Garcia.
Este acto civil sera sanciona-
do por ell Notario Candida Pc
reZ.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Habana, JUNO 25.-La colo
MIA americana de esta capital
celebrara con varias fiestas ell
dia 4 de julio, aniversario de
la independence de Estados u
nidos.
Dicese que ell p~residente Ma
chado piensa declarar csc dia
de fiesta Official.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Cast todos los establecimien-
tos que Sc habian cerrado a eau
sa de los desordenes, de nuevo
Sc abrieron en- la manana de
hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

BESIDE anoche la policia de
aqui, en- union de la de st. Pc
tersburg, esta buscando al nj
no Lloyd Stahl, de dieZ amos,
que saliera aver de la vecina
ciudad, en- direction de Tam
pa, para visitar a su ito, l.. M.
Stahl, vecino de la avenida
Ola 1908.
Como no Sc habia presenta-
do en- la casa de su ito a las
doce horas de haber salido de
st. Petersburg, este do aviso
a la policfa.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

ron detenidos aver en- West
Tampa, Henry Cagnina, Jose
Rodriguez y Charles MILAN.
Los acusa ell diputado MCGEE
y ell policia especial Kissinger.
Quedaron en- libertad bajo
fianza.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

En- la playa de Rocky Point
Sc va a efectuar ell dia ID de
Julio un picnic, auspiciado
por la "Secci6n de Damas y
Propaganda del Centre Espa-
1ol".
La entrada con derecho al
almuerzo cuesta $3.50.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

VI
Tendremos baseball noctur-
no en- Tampa a partir del dfa
- de julio.
Los <tabaqueros no tendran
que apurarse para terminar
antes de las cuatro y poder sir
a yer jugar a la pelota."
Muchos que Sc "atracan"
de domino y son dominados en-
las fabricas y fuera de 6stas,
Sc prestaran a 81 mismos un
apreciable servicio yendo "a
la pelota."
La Bolita podria tirarse en-
las horas del dfa y dejar la no.
che para la tirada de la "bola'
o la pelota en- Plant Field.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Ell gobernador Carlton Sc ha
dirigido a los agricultores de
la Florida pidiendoles que en-
este verano traten de extermi-
mar la hosea del Mediterra-
neo.
Creese que con una intensa
campafa Sc conseguira que ell
gobierno federal, en- ell invier-
no, levante todas las restric-
clones.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Madrid, JUNO 25.-Las ciga-
rreras han vuelto al trabajo, en-
Sevilla.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25
Ell TEMPO

ClarO para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados. Tempera-
tura maxima aver, SO grades;
minima, "a.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Ia "Juventud Hispana" tie
ne ranana a las ocho y media
de Ia noche e n Ell salon de actas
del Centre Espanol," de West
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Joe Mickler tiene la raz6n
de su parte 0 parece que la tie
ne.
Ell joven periodista declare
anoche: "Hemos llegado al
punto de que los ciudadanos
decentes Sc sienten desanima-
dos sobre ESQ de if a los conf
clos. Los fraudes en- las segun-
das primarias fueron peores
que en- las primeras. Ha llega-
do ell tempo de hacer I'm alto"
Asiste la raz6n a Joe Guam
do sostiene que los ciudadanos
decentes estamos desanima-
dos.
Ell PUNTO a que Sc refiere
Mickler lego en- las pasadas
elecciones municipales, GUAM
do los hombres designados pa
ra dirigir los colegios, por ell a.
yuntamiento, no pudieron cum
plir con SUI deber.
Los "vivos" Sc apoderaron
de los libros y las urnas, mu-
daron de sitio un colegio Y Sc
hizo una falsa, maldita Y des-
probable election.
AL llegar csc PUNTO debi6
Mickier haber comenzado la
propaganda en- pro del ade-
centamiento del "ejercicio del
sufragio."
Pero entonces no Sc escuch6
la voz del joven periodista,
que no era candidate, y ell dia-
rio de la tarde Sc neg6 a decir
la verdad.
Entonces no era horrible la
corruption, nj Sc indignaban
las personals decentes.
Las elecciones de aver, CO.
mo las de hace algunos dias,
nos dlcen que no fueron lega-
les, que la honradez no las
"p~residi6."
Creemos a los que tai dicen;
pero echamos la culpa a los
que han a~costumbrado al pue-
bio a no expresar libremente
8u voluntad, a dejar que los
"tramposos" dominen las cleo
clones.
Electoralmente TODD esta DO
drido o parece podrido.
Los que antes hacian las
"trampas" acaban de recibir
una lecci6n y han surgido nue.
vos "tramposos."
81 estos dltimos reinciden,
no Sc orientan hacia los prin
que antes defendian, Sc
ran tan malos como los "pere-
grinos" de los fraudes electo-
rales en- Ybor Y w. Tampa.
Y 10 peor de TODD es que las
personals decentes, desanima-
no quieren ayudar a desc
car ell pantano.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25
s @ c | A | E s

Tampa, una importante junta.
Ruega a todos sus asociados
cue no dejen de asistir.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Al presidente Hoover fue
mandada aver la ley de rios y
bahfas, en- la cual Sc conceden
$4,000 600 para Ell dominic de
las inundaciones en- Lake Okee
chobee y $748,000 para pro :
fundiZar y ensanchar ell canal
de nuestra bahia.
Ell senador TrammeIl espe-
ra que ell p~residente la sancio-
ne de hoy a mahana.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Sobre los honorarios que de-
vengan los funcionarios del es-
tado, por sefvicios prestados
con arreglo a las leyes, diet6
aver una sentencia la corte SUI
prema, que abarca los siguien-
ties importantes puntos:
Todos los excesos de homo
rari0s cobrados entire 1928 y
1927 deben ser devueltos al es-
tado.
Els constitutional y legal la
ley que senala como maxine
de honorarios la suma de
$500.
NingGn funcionario puede
devengar honorarios o compen
saci6n de mas de una oficina.
La sentencia fue rendida en-
ell caso de James E. Flood, Sc
cretario de la corte de 10 cri-
minal del condado de Dade,
en- pleito contra csc condado.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Del libre estado de Alaba-
ma han notificado al repre-
sentante Priest, de la raza ne
gra, que ALI no desean su pre-
sencia.
GRazones? Que la piel de
Priest es negra y que Alaba-
ma es un "estado de hombres
blancos' y de negros que SUI
fren y callan.
lre-ha dicho ell congresis-
ia. Este es I'm pals libre y 70
puedo ir a donde me plazca."
81 insiste ell eti6pico legisla-
dor y en- Alabama lie dan una
paliza, llorara la libertad; Pc
70 los que peguen no seran cas-
tigados.
Y seguiremos viviendo en-
un pals libre.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Leemos: Ell pueblo eIigit
aver a los candidates seno.
res.
No Sc ria! iiFGe ell pueblo
Y por vez primera en- la histo.
ria de Tampa!!
FL pueblo. ia, ia, jail!
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Habana, JUNO 25.-Con ell ce
remonial de costumbre present6
aver sus credenciales ell nuevo
ministro del Jap6n en- Cuba,
Arata Aoki.
Entire ell Oral Machado y ell
diplomatico nippon Sc cambiaron
afectuosos discursos. Aoki tam
bi@n representa- a SUI pals en-
MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

que tuvieramos eleceiones hon
radas?-nos %preguntan.
Ell nino a que Sc refiere ell
autor de la anterior pregunta,
nacio enfermo, con llagas Y
otras "mataduras."
Como de Civico tenia muy
POGO, como no dijo la verdad
cuando debio decirla, la enfer-
medad Sc lie compiled y carga-
do de ridiculo dej6 de existir.
81 Sn. Pedro lie dej6 entrar
en- ell cielo, que por ALA Sc que
de.
Habfa hombres CIVICOS en-
ell civico; pero no eran los pa
dres de la criatura y no pudie-
ron salvarla de su tristisimo
fin.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

nez que todavia ALI hay algGn
tabaco de la. cosecha pasada.
La gaceta., 1930-06-25

Por votar mas de una vez fue-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
HAS
TAKEN COLIMA'S
PLACE AS IDOL

For publicity purposes Joe Pere-
grina, tie Mexican middleweight
champion, who meets Johnny Grella
here Friday night, is pictured on the
fight cards wearing 2 10 acre som
brero and sporting Il knife in his
mouth.
Being as Mexican as tortilla or
frijole, Joe is entitled to the SOM
brebro Insinuations that he uses
tae knife in the ring, or that he may
need it against Grela, are so much
fog. Two hard hitting fists are the
only weapons Joe needs and he can
use them as artistically as painter
nses a brush.
Up along the coast, the Mexicans
who used to follow Bert Colima
along wherever he went, have now
switched to Joe, realizing that as II
first class fighting man Colima is
all washed up. Bert has had his day
and is travelling the other way now.
Joe is just arriving and has his eye
fixed on the crown now worn by
Michael Walker of Ransom, \. j.
While he appears to be the favor
tie for Friday night s ruckus, he is
not likely to have soft evening.
This will be the second time he has
met Grella, and he has not yet for
gotten the first time. In Grella he
found boy who likes nothing bet
;er than to stand toe to toe and slug
it out. Joe copped the decision, but
he knew when his duke was raised
that he had been in n fight, and
that he can expect the same sort of
dish here Friday
Fans who have been bewailing
that the boys do too much running
and ducking nowadays, will have no
cause for this complaint Friday
night, if past performances can be
relied upon. The Peregrina and Grel-
Ia scrap is booked to go down as one
Of the best ever seen mere.
The Santos Gaines semi-final Is
nothing to be sneered at either. sam
my travels fast and will keep hus-
ling every moment they are in the
ring. Homer is punching straight
and hard these days and expects to-
show the folks that he has knock
cut wallop among his assets.
Two good preliminaries will be
booked before the end of the week
to give the card substantial send
eff
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
SECOND RATER
REGISTERS KAYO
OVER CRIFFITHS

PHILADELPHIA, April. 1. U.P)
fluffy Griffiths, Sioux City, Iowa.
heavyweight, was the victim of one
of the biggest fistic upsets of the
season when he was stopped by Jack
tsagnon, Boston second rater, in the
sixth round of a scheduled 10 round
bout at the arena here last night.
Zach weighed 1s9.
Referee Tommy Reilly, who was
the third man in the ring for the
first Dempsey Tunney fight. stopped
the contest with Griffiths hanging
helplessly on the ropes. Gagnon had
rocked Griffiths around the r in
with a series of straight rights to
the jaw.
Previously, Griffith had been
jown three times in the third round,
but had displayed remarkable game
ness to last out the round and stay
on his feet in the fourth and fifth
rounds.
"A right to the chin floored Grif-
fith the right time in the third for
n count Of nine. A series of lefts
and rights to the head dropped him
for count of six, and when he got
up another right sent him down for
count of seven.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
Swimming Stars
Ready To Start


CHICAGO, Apr: l. U.P)-Stars of
h G swimming world, nun bering
among them holders of IA American
championships, today completed fin
al training for the national A. \. T..
indoor meet, which begins here to-
morrow and continues SATURDAY.
Practically all the entrants. in
Guiding such men as Wally Laufer,
George Koiac, Walter Spence. Pete
Desjardines, Mickey and Johnny Ri
ey, Ray Rudy and Wally Clobath,
have been practicing several days 10
become accustomed to the pool.
Laufer hopes to better the present
100 yard free style record since he
twice has tied the mark within the
past two weeks and Koiac has de-
signs on the $50 yard backs:roke
mark.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
GRANT COMPANY
GETTING READY
TO OPEN DOORS

Equipment OF the latest design
md intended to care for all the
wants Of the motoriSt in the most
efficient manner, viii greet the Wis
itor to the new plant of the [. s.
Grant Auto Supply company at Main
and Fourth streets, when it opens
its doors to the public.
Grant, who has had years of cx-
perience in this business, made n
particular study of motoring wants
and needs in Imperial Valley and as
a consequence his plant contains
everything necessary to service ears
in this section of the state with the
t.most saving in time both to the
car owner and attendant.
Fer example the super-latest equip
nent for greasing and oiling ears is
to be seen at this station. Instead
If making it necessary for the work
man to run from place to place to
secure the different oils and greases
necessary for q perfect job. mum
Der of pipes brings these oils direct
" to the spot where the car is hoist
cd. Much muss and fuss are avoided
by Il new wrinkle in caring for oil
drained from the engines, said oil
being conveyed through large pipes
directly to receptacle under the
floor. whence it can be punped out
and cartcd away later on.
\ visit to this valley branch of
the parent store in San Diego is
well worth v:sit by those inter
csted in mechanical perfection and
;ime-saving devices.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01

school basketball title begins TODAY
with 80 teams-the best which could
he selected in the country-starting
play in the University of Chicago IS
18th interscholastic tournament.
Numbering abong its entry list
regional champions, sectional win
ners and state titleholders the tour
ley has attracted teams from a ter
ritory bounded by the Black Hills
and Atlantic ocean on the west and
east and the Great Lakes and Gulf
on the north and south.
So great has the national interest
lcen that the university was forced
To deviate from its original plan
of - teams and increase the entry
list to SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
Here And There
In Sport World

PINEHURST, n. c., April l. (U.R,
Match play between the leading
women golfers of the nation opened
here today in the 2Sth annual north
and south women s championship
in which Miss Maurecn Orcutt. Met
~opolitan champion, won medal hon
ors Monday with Il consistent 40
$50.
HONOLULU, April l. W.D -
Championship of the midPacific in
ternational tennis tournament being
| cd here rested with Cranston Hol-
nan of San Francisco. and Jiro Sato
tf Japan today. They were sched-
uled to play for the title this after
noon.
In yesterdays semi-finals Hol-
Iaan, Pacific coast singles champion,
defeated Nunoi of Japan, Sc. 90,
6-2, 6-2. Satos won from Alan Her
rington of Los Angeles. 81, Ga, 81.
G-1.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April !. W.P)
-'' Dynamite Gus' Sonnenberg re-
tained his claim to the worl d 5
heavyweight wrestling title here
last night, defeating Dan koloff
bulgarian champion, two falls out
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
$50. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, April l. U.P)-
The Los Angeles Richfields won the
right to meet the Oakland team in
five game playoff for the Cali
fornia Hockey league title, by de-
feating the San Francisco Tigers 5
te here last night. The Tigers
played rough game but were un-
able to stop the speedy Oilers
LOS ANGELES, April l. U.R-
Armando Santiago, Cuban light
weight, is a favorite to defeat Billy
Townsend when the two clash for
the second time here tonight. Their
last fight here six weeks ago ended
in a virtual double knockout, when
Santiago was unable to leave his
corner for the seventh round. Town
send staggered to the center of the
ring and won the bout.
SAN CLEMENTE, Calf, April l.
U.R)-As the Seattle Indians turned
cut for regular workouts today, it
appeared that two pitchers might
be sent down the line by Manager
Ernie johnson. The Tribe pilot indi-
eated that unless he loses some of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
Charge Against
Sunday Dropped

LOS ANGELES, April I. iU.H-
Mrs. Harriet Sunday wanted her
husband, George NJ. Sunday, son of
the famous evangelist, brought back
to Los Angeles by Il policeman, but
not badly enough to pay his rail
road fare, so she dropped the infi-
deity complaint against him.
The action was dismissed in mum
icipal court here yesterday ut Mrs.
Sundays request. She had sworn
to the complaint last November
naming Mauryne LaSalle, Holly
wood cloak model, with her hus-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
SPORT NEWS

he orner nQllcrS Wltnln Inc next
few days. Rufus Smith and Ebert
Fisch may be cut off the roster of
II moundmcn.
LOS ANGELES, April l. tU.R)-
Everett Marshall, the Washington
mat sensation, and Nick Lutte,
heavyweight grappler, are sched-
uled to do main event at the
Olympic tomorrow night.
LOS ANGELES, April l. UP
The University of California at Los
Angeles tennis team is scheduled to
leave here by train tonight for San
jose where it will meet the Stan
ford netmen tomorrow and Thurs
day. The Bruins have a victory over
.he Los Angeles Junior college to
their credit this season.
LOS ANGELES, April !. U.P)-
Confronted by a temporary cessation
of leagus activities, the University
of Southern California b b |
team plans to leave here tomorrow
night for Tucson, Ariz., where they
will meet the University of Arizona
Wildcats Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. The Arizona team will dedi
cate a new diamond with the series.
san JOSE, April l. U.H - The
Portland Beavers climbed into the
iimelight Of Pacific coast league
baseball activities today following
the announcement of the purchase
of Walter Mails, veteran hur e +,
rom the San francisco i Seals, and
signing of Kenneth Williams, former
American league outfielder.
Tom Turner, manager Of the
Braves, announced the purchase of
Mails, soutpaw, and Williams sign
ing. last hight.
Williams was with the beavers in
1913 and 1911 before going up to-
the majors. He is to report for prac-
tee tomorrow.
MONTEREY, April l. U.P)-The
san Francisco Seals were going
through light workout here today
preparatory to the opening of the
Pacific Coast league season April s.
STOCKTON, April l. W.H-The
San Francisco Missions We're pre-
raring today .1or their last exhibi-
lion game here. They meet the Val
lego Nine at the Bay city on Sunday
SACRAMENTO, April 1. (U.H i
he Sacramento Senators Were eN-
peeted to open weeks barnstorm-
rg tour of Northern California to-
day.
WASHINGTON, April l. U.D i
America s finest race horse and
sportsmen from all parts of the
gathered today at Bowie
lace track near here to usher i'll an
II day spring meet, which will be-
gin when i entrants thunder down
the track for Il 5000 prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01

Of three, in the feature of big mat
program in Convention all here last
night.
Ed Strangler' Lewis and Henri
reglane, French champion, fought
to "A draw in a one hour limit match.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01

band. Subsequently Sunday and
Miss LaSalle disappeared.
Sunday was arrested in Chicago
last week on a charge of intOxica-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01

ton and was being held for extra
dition. The court ordered that Mrs.
Sunday would have to pay her hus-
bands fare back here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-01
Hoopsters Seek
National Title

CHICAGO, April l. (UR-The an
nual quest for the national high
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-04
ROOSEVELT
 SAYS FUTILE |SSTRADDL|NC
New York Governor Is Out on Reelection Campaign
 Attacks Opponent

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Gov. Frank lin D. Roosevelt's campaign for re- election is in full swing He began immediately after his nomination Following his speech of acceptance he accused his opponent, former United States Attorney Charles H. Futile, of hypocrisy on the Prohi- bition question He said he was "wet to the vets and dry to the drys."
 Last night Gov. Roosevelt said in a speech that he had asked Futile three days ago whether or not he would sign a State enforcement act. His answer was not forthcoming until my friend hastened over to Philadelphia and conferred with the President himself" Then he said he would not approve Statewide law following the provisions of the Vol stead Act. He doesn't say, I would not approve of State en- forcement act"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-04
PACIFIC N. W.
 COMMUNISTS
 REvEALPLANS
M e t h O ds to Overthrow Government Are Given
 at Seattle Hearing

SEATTLE, Oct. 4.-Communists in the Pacific Northwest prefer to overthrow the United States Gov ernment through education and the ballot" but will use force to bring about an upheaval if other methods fail.
 This was the testimony given be- fore the Special Congressional h. vestigating Committee and the in- tent was revealed by Leon Glaser Secretary of the Order of Soviet Friends of Russia, John Laurie, of Seattle, candidate for Congress on the Communists Ticket, and James O'Hannahan, one time Communist candidate for the Senate, witnesses
 Laurie asserted he was engaged in creating discontent to bring about condition whereby all private property will be confiscated and the State control all business and in- dustrieS.
 Chaser said he believed in the United States Government but felt conditions would be bettered if the armers and workers controlled busi- ness through the government simi- lar to the system in Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-04
ENOCH BACSHAW DROPS DEAD IN
 LYMPIA, WASH.
Former Football Coach of University of Wash
 ington Expires

OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct. 4.--Enoch BagshaH. aged 46, State Super visor of Transportation, and form erly head football coach of the University of Washington, dropped dead as the result of a heart at- tack in the corridor of the old Capital yesterday afternoon.
 Death was wholly unexpected, all though earlier in the afternoon he left meeting in his office, con- plaining of an uncomfortable feel ing.
 The body was found by janitor.
 Bagshaw was appointed Super visor of Transportation last March 24, after he was forced to resign as University coach although his con- tract had not expired
 A widow and three children sur vive