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JACK CRASHES AT LAST

"If you please, ma'am," The but fer almost choked as he ushered her inside.
 She went on up the steps mechan- ically, conscious of the eyes Of the bystanders on the street.
 s'Who are they, James, she asked in voice that sounded re mote in her own ears.
 Newspaper men, Mrs. Jack. Oh, ma'am-"
 His mouth twisted in a spasm Of agony she wouldn't have expected from this cold servant.
 An accident?" she prompted. "Mr. Jack ?"
 He nodded duly, closing the door behind her.
 She stood very still, and when the butler would have supported her she shook her head.
 "Is he"
 James nodded again.
 "It was in a plane, ma am. There there's an officer in there
 He gestured toward the drawing rooms.
 Mrs. yaneering?" she asked.
 She's all broken up, ma'am. There's doctor with her, now, ana nurses. We - we only heard halt an hour since"
 Dagger put a hand up to her throat. The icy clutch upon her heart was tighter than ever, put she had no inclination to cry, Ehls was something beyond tears. Be- sides, the Marley women were used to grief. Often they'd seen their men brousht home, bristling with O. manche arrows or perforated by an outlaws six-shooter. It had been like that for hundred years But who would have supposed
 .I,ll go in and speak to him. she said abruptly. No, you needn come, James. Please find out II Mrs. yaneering has all she needs and don't let the doctor go without seeing me" -.4 Outside the portieres,. she halted an instant to compose her face TOT her lips had commenced to work Tn a nueer way she found most dlscon- certing. Then she pushed the hang ings aside, and stepped into the oii' light of the big room. Opposite her a major in the uniform of the ar service stood up with an emoarrass- ed celerity, his hawks face wrench ed by an expression of pity.
 ..I'm Major Broderick, Mrs. Van eering," he said hesitatingly l- I1'
 "The butler told me" she said faintly. "Is he-really-' "Yes," he answered, looking away.
 Was it-immediate? 2"
 "Yes." repeated the officer. lo gone over to the field with him-he and Olny were trying out that ne" s;x.motor plane. They had a muddy runway, and somehow the snip turned a somersault on the takeot1' Smashed both of them.' Was he sober?" she asked de- liberately.
 Absolutely"
 I'm glad of that" she said with difficulty.
 T can't tell you how l - LOOK here, can't do something for you Is there anyone you want me 10 fetch here?"
 -"No, thanks" she replied after moments reflection. You might That is, the arrangements at the field"
 That's all taken care of" he as- sured her.
 'Then I don't think there's any thing more. Major
 She rose as slowly as she had seated herself, and he took $r arm.
 "A woman ought to have done this" he muttered, Do you feel all right? You aren't going to faint?"
 I'm a flier. myself Major Brod- erlck. It's just-well, this is what flying means to some"
 You're a woman." he said. T. if you don't mind, I'll stay-news- papers, and all that"
 Thank you" she assented. That would be kind"
 Out in the hall James awaited
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

what, if any. action would be taken against him.
 Discovery of the ruined portrait was made the day after Lowell House, one of the new units under Harvard's $11,ooo,oO0 house plan, had been opened for the first time.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

When Eiffel Tower loomed in the
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
determined that you shall be content with us. You have but to speak your wishes"
 Copyright, 1880, Duffield And
 Company.

In tomorrows chapter Dagger meets Blaine Towards. widow. now Dick Welling's wife, and whom she had hated jealously when she first fell in love with Howard in Nexas.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
CHIEF CLERK DIES

Washington, Sept. 25 LP = Jerry c. South, 63, Washington attorney and chief clerk of the house of rep resentatives from 1911 to 1915, died at his home late yesterday of heart disease. He was born in Arkansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Queen Classified Salutes the Lucky Four
LEGAL ADvERTISENENr


zen Land & Water Co. recorded =
Vol ]. page =. Map RECORDS Of
Cameron County. Texas. ard being
tire sane Ac6 conveyed % a 9
walker u T. z Bishop D. coed re-
coEced II vouze No @. ps-eS 500
SCI O. TIE DEED Records O. Cameron
Cn1nty. Texas sni beng also TIE
3Ee ac6 conveyed u a 6 walker
% Osco Mc-TS - deed rec0-ce6 u
Eo1EzE lsa page 81. O. TIE Deed
Records Of CaEEcl County. Texas
ard eTsec upon IS TIRE property Of
Osco No-Tx and that On rne fra
Tuesday u January 1901. TIE sane
beng the erh car @ said month, s-
.re Court EoEse Coo-. q Cameron
Comfy Il TIE CITY o. B-ozESxL
Teas. between Ire hE-x O. 10 A II
and 9 p NJ u E--ce @ sid levy
aid SAID OE6e- o Sac I ELI sci
said above described Rss. Estate 60
r1hEc VIENNA so- cz<a- g TIE h-zh-
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Csco McErS
And II co-1lz1ce Nth zx- 7 zs
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English language Crce q Eeek fox
three Consecutive weeks immediate
j. preceding sid dsE O. sale. = The
Brownsville Herd a nez11zRr
published Il Cameron County.
witness nv hand. this Ind cay O.
December 1880
W 2 BROWN.
Sheriff Cameron Cc-r-r.
Texas
3 Z A Jszous Deputy
I2-z-ll-IS-5--5a05
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CLASSIFIED
Rates and Rules

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
LEGAL ADvERTIsEsIENT


To TIE Voters O. Cameron co1n-
y Wster Control ard Improve
ment DaS-r.EI Numoer SIX
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election vii oe held IT CsMsTon
County Wz-e- Control and I'm
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the se-C1d Tuesdzy Il January
1891. Sa-E EelnE r1r thirteenth
CAY OF JanIz-T. a. ID 1881. for the
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

-EL STATE O. LEAA
COUNT Or CANTE2ON
ECT--E c EEzEE aCTTE[
I-E- To- WIZ G. : rHE-s- OrCs-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

The annual meeting O. tie stock
holders OF the TeLzs Bank & Trur
Co. OF Brownsville Texas VII L
ned a. rs banking house On Tuzs-
dzy. January = a. 3D ocI0ck D
n for the election o. cIrec1oES ard
tie transaction CT such C-her 1-E-
less g may properly cone before
TIE UFer1nG- joe Celz-z. J-- cz-h-
.G-l--2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

WASHING IOS-The possibility
.lst the Great Lakes we're once q
gigantic II q the sea : non
brought CIT u the tn1-nz q
whale bones = Michigan Or Prof.
Russell @ EussHv- or the University
Q. Michigan One theory e az
Tzoced that the lakes were once ar
extension OF the 81 Lawrence river
ssz arm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

LOEDON@Credit Sally WeoSkr
a1th bringing ID q family success
fully u TIE wages Of = caore-
onzn sally : 90, ard for TIE
I 7axr So years sic has BEEN getting
- st $50 70 oeZ1l her Eork- S1e
: 4 EI6oE. and has reared u chi
c-sn and aided the rearing O.
r--e-0us grandchildren El-h her
F-zll szlzry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

WILL TRAD[TEI located HoE-
ton business and residence rr0pe--
80. szs0 established blsI1@ c-sz--
III 5000 rsr r1lth for u-urF--T
- C near B-rEZFLs mus = u
Ez- HlEnEsE and 7-5cs6 rgh- No
szersE AcCrsz y = S-rKs7-z
75le Es--Et-TE Blvd Pho-s W.
sce 5TH Houston Texas J-3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

LEAVING for arlsr-z Ceo-rz
SEECaT c E--+z- Return =hE-
January LzSG -Sr take r-- -z--
s<zzr- RsfsrEHCes Ex-rz-Esf II
cure GrsvbTz O. CT Hz1szT Z
ard Efzceth s us.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
NOTICE 10 Stockholders

NOTICE. 10 STOCKHOLDERS
Inc annual meeting q the Stock-
holders Of the Rio Grar6e TzIl-T
Trust Co o. Brownsville. Texas.
VII be held AZ lis barking house OF
Tuesday. January I3. 1891 e. 1000
O'Clock a m for the election OF d.
reCTOrs and such other BUSINESS Is
Esy properly come before the mae7-
frg- Gordon p Street. president
liz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Ire annual meeting q tire stock
holders Of the State National Bzux
q Brownsville. Texas. vii be he'd
a. us banking hoEse o. TUESDAY.
January l3. 1891 II $50 O'Clock ID
m for the election C directors ard
the transaction OF such other bust
ness as nay properly cone before
the meeting A II Fernando.
caShier.-l-l1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
III HOLIDAY c

NEE- yCg sc TINS tart q IL
ceres C Rezsca land yc- ali
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consideration rEe Prize. ter
ard quality &. soI 4 Is 0ZE c.
TIE cSt hrs O ths season a.
= c~zlftvs-Bnn q un6-- -rz-
uE cree e Fzus1 rad rL5e
10 5~T1zES-E l. E-@ With t.
pc-- csTsloPEsr- Rezz reSaz
citrus and ro-zto and -1-E-E
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COOPERATIVE REALTORS
Fc1r < C-1-zcE BIZ
80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

The annual Uee-1rE O. -he srcEE-
no-1e-g CT the Flrs- Sz-uE-zE Bank
T. B-uTUTIs- TEaE- EI C hz-1
T. Is 5znzInz ECEse On TuzCzv.
JzLIzT u 1891 a. ia ocLocE =
H. for TIE easc-fcz q C-ser0z ard
-Ee t-zZszCr1c1 @ such cEE buz-
res e ray p-1rE-I- Cure herEe
liz EEE-E- O. O. Tzz-e-. rer-
E-@ ard rEh-E---EZ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
MOTHER DEAR

Old Sanity has just left q new supply q tors
e Z NznzUro1'k Department Store ~ Browns
vile fer the klnries Christmas ever thing
their little hearts can desire Lzke TIE see
daughter down today ard lef her select TIE dol
r. she wishes -Old sanity" 70 iezxe IN her SICK
ing Christmas morning Here TDa I'll fine
dolls that crF cnls that sleep dolls rhEt
walk and baby dolls % much Ike u rrAl tAhY
doll furniture fer the little h0asekeeper
mechanical tors that every boz adores games
and in fact ereFT kind nf toy 10 make the
kiddies' Christmas . merry one IT. his -l-nc ~
toys you EIll find Just the t0y e. suit your Boz nr
girl a. prices thar viii please you.
You viii find every department il ~ Ia
~nz1toH's fairly teerinE Eith gift suggestions
YOU are sure t. find Just the ideal gift for rFrrv
one on your list and the pric- are - reA-
sonable your Christmas money viii 20 60 much
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
HOUSES FcE SALE
A MODERN HOME

p1 - ECz - Cz- - >
h--E r. r~e<-le- EFEs
Fz-E r7-=T to rs -1-r W
better terms th-- ar f--E
car = B-cE-zLG2
Five ar EZ--1Cz Ec-G u
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t-1-r . -E hart C B-uzE
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T12-W OsS1E Rs-zrs D---
RSTerSl<n Pz-<
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AUTOS O 4

AMERICAN AUS-E 80 $50
CT q CTS SEE S-zzs1z.
Il ~ go = Il =z T-E=
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

WILL TRADE tg vz-sv properly.
80 acres M-neso-z chc1ce H-z-
ur7=ed z1r Near iz-zs f1stzE
aka Ealls s51ll A11-esS u
Tsr5s-F- -rE-eIs-s Hotel jim
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
FOR SALE

100 acres q. good rELzr-e z-L
About $50 acres Il brush b.
znce prz1-E The BzTZ6e Er--
CATION Cana Is O. OrIh Eu0
o. 90 feet II xIc-h and San Be-
lIto and RIO Crane railway CT
sC--h strip CT o fee- With
Lies between BoE Rz--rh and
LaE1-7 VITA --zC Good dir
highway co-1ec-E-E Nth coz-
crete hiehrzy Po-r Isz5eL d
Gated zhSL- 9 ls ~sou-zezE-
Sc oEler &C. J+1lce C Arrzr e
HEl-elzE- w. = E1-aeT- T-lss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Shop With Miss Classified

.Erhfr F~E tt4 a. E1mH# Mana HmAaH.
AEuzher 49, 60 Ehm AAAMaM NAAee 4M4
Hat SHOP Inn EFumEsEe AEM AMm ahmm msn~-
rN tic 30 About NHH~MMHN N8MT MM a.
Nt-f mNEE mm-A Sen WAEH4M M WM MM4M WHA4
20 mhxt ttfg H1Er A2NM EAeFM A. -
yoa eFer kenE - 50 Agaaa AL rrA Ka2 80
Frre1 - trT Apm Tee NM I'M
NhfA 1u1 mmr - MMAB ANM M mH NMmnm WM
e1 Tpg car h1r- ha.EEH 1#g rmM 44 MM HM -
&c 49, be4aEF thK ElNABa ntna NN. "a
onH 81 twu EF@ eFeas~w as EG NA Sees Fma as
Aa AAA4 AA1F# tM h4 a. MM@ Hm Ma4HM
Mh-t - EaAl F1r csc I rAHm nmMm -
Tor nar-Err. SIDE w SISTER hmnu 600 -
ind loEelF seats wEh bw4a@@ tM a -
8@Ue 41As94- laM RrxT ka#44a IA -
ethr aTrlrf h4fh ~ NNmH EmEMH MnMmM
- HAAF 4fH hAHs K $50 w H NnH
a. thssH At FrFeH tkA4 80 Hr 49,
Sh1p - beEk4m Dress EN4 Fn So
VII g. ssrs a. aarr mmrN CAmm -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

SALES LADY
FEru-Ez Perez cal III Ire Hsrz--
offscs before 6 : II ard re-eTTs :
~ $3.50 = s-z cse=- -N-zs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Business Opportunities

HAVE $4,000 70 invest III leg1ti-
mate business with services Pre-
fer connection with insurance ~
real estate Bert BAN. Box ld-.
Logan. View Mexico J-i50
FOR RENT OR SALE-Ie-rccm no.
tel II Brownsville Cooperative
Realtors phone 1871 J-fr1
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for
right party to get half interest II
vel established business II q
branch Office 10 5e Opzled a. one
Substantial salzrT a. the beginning
Address p O. Box ID on pilons
IICI. Brownsville J-71
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AGENTS NOTICE

VIII make sales contract x1Lh
responsible developer q los pTlce
and good terms Oh five hundred
acres good fruit ard vegetable
land. On railroad and paving
Write or phone c. II Swallow =
Co. Alamo. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
FOR TRADE

Fc- Worth TAI E1--E . --a
Fs-sT Cf-== E-z-csss F1-
Worth E-u1F-- ~ FsTlsv En1
u C.rT ----r- W--e C Ca
G y Sa-TEE = Iz--r1 r-F
E-1-E Tex g-IT-
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Real Estate
A CHOICE GROVE

q C1z-Z E@Z-E al
Ez- Evs o- C
ET -E C Br1EZ
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CT -z-E. eEGr1--. DTz1
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az IL G--Zzl three y-z-
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Ea-eS ART rr-Zs CA " u
Ezz- pze rs O. L11-T-
ECZs E-Tzze PARK Q
Blk ia 5-T--z- E--E
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For Trade

n. WC--E -z- -r-Lf- 10
Wafer. offers riZrr-EsE Fr-
Worth property fo Waller L1L
- C-T Erpe-T Write O =
EE--El z Jz-1-- kTsL E-oz-
We I@EsS @ RAJ D@cs-oE
nth T-l5-
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Livestock & Poultry

FCE EzL-F0 Egzz
&c DZc Fze NV
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

HE1L oA14E
E1TE1 Car. 10 have : rcz7fl-
zez-z- rcks- - TIE Herald Of
tlcE 70 the Q1sz7 theatre Cal DC
fore { = IT. -Iez-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-30

d. r. McCorquodale Of Delhi wa/
here on business, Monday.
II. ]. Neuman Of Milroy came to
Redwood Falls on business, Friday.
John Drury of Alhambra, Calf, is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Reynolds.
Judge A. II. Emerson and w. w.
White of Marshall were business
visitors here Friday, July Is.
Jerry Cartwright and Kurt Hardt
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa are business
visitors in Redwood Falls this week.
Misses Martha and Bertha Yackel
of St. Louis, Mo-, are visiting at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. Anna Rop-
er.
Miss Anna Rindal having spent a
five weeks vacation at the home of
her parents in Thief River Falls, re-
turned here Monday night and has
resumed her duties at the Redwood
Falls hospital.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-30

Fay Hotaling, E. Klingel and F. r.
Smith were business callers in Red
wood Falls, Thursday.
Mrs. s. F. Scott is taking weeks
vacation from her work in the F. w.
Philbrick and Son store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Burmeister
made business trip to Minneapolis,
this morning wednesday,. e
Mrs. Fred Anthony has as her
guest this week her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Platts of Sioux City, Iowa who
arrived here last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tenney and sol
Phil and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pease anG
sons attended the Sells-Floto circus
in New Ulm, Sunday.
Miss Anna Swain, Edward Swain
and Bob Altman of Madison, Wis
consin arrived here Saturday eve
ming and are spending several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Aune.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-07-30
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The Washington times., 1930-09-10
Mrs. Mccormick Challenges
Anti.Saloon Leaque

PEORIA, H., Sept. 10 dN.S).
Charges made by Mrs. Ruth
Hanna Mccormick that the Anti
Saloon League is comprised Of
unofficial dictators" were re-
garded today as a challenge from
the Republican nominee for the
United States Senatorship for a
finish fight on the wet and dry
referendum to be held with the
November 4 election.
In an address before Republi-
can organization workers here
last night Mrs. Mccormick de-
nounced the leagues opposition
to the prohibition referendum,
accusing its members Of opposing
representative government and
the principle Of majority rule.
Heretofore the league has al
ways been her supporter, and
Mrs. McCormick's remarks served,
according to observers, to quicken
the three ecornered senatorial race
between Mrs. Mccormick, j.
Hamilton Lewis, Democrat, and
Mrs. Lottie Holman O'Neill, dry
independent candidate.
The CongresSwoman Is person
ally q prohibitionist.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

If you work in an office, you have
noticed the difference between the big
executive and the little one, shown here.
Both know "that time is money. But
one knows how to make time, how to
save time, and how to SPEND time
when it pays him to do so. The other
poor fellow-hasn't learned any Of
these necessary steps to success.
All of us are alike in one respective
all have the same amount of time each
day. The wise or foolish use of it is
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
CONTINUED From Page -

drawn revolvers were ready at
the final death threat to take
the life Of the crazed man.
It was after the two and a
half hour vigil that Policeman
Baker gambled with death and
won. He crawled across an IRON
ing, board over an areaway to a
second-story porch of the Carson
home, and, crashing through the
door of the room where the girl
was held, felled Carson with his
fist and diSarmed him.
Driven From Home
All during the vigil the man
could be seen in the room brand
ishing the weapon, now pleading
with the girl to marry him and
cease her attentions to another
man, now telling her that she
was going to suffer as he had
suffered and then die.
Shortly before he had impris
oned the pretty nurse in hel
room, he had driven Joseph Jack
son, whom Miss Jennings had
just met recently from the home.
Carson then demanded that Miss
Jennings cease meeting Jackson
and marry him or meet death.
Several times during the time
the police who were on watch
outside Of the house asked per
mission to shoot Carson down
was sought, but denied by Lieut.
WhittStat.
Despite the ordeal that she
faced Miss Jennings at no time
lost her nerve but sat on
cot in the room calmly watching
the man who threatened to take
her life. She penned a note tc
her sister Mrs. May Lewis, wife
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Sen. RansdelI Comedies
Victory to Gov. long

NEW ORLEANS, Lar Sept. 10
uNS.-On the basis Of nearly
Completed unofficial returns to-
dayg Senator Joseph Z. Ransdell,
who has represented Louisiana in
the House and Senate over a
period of three decades, today
conceded victory to his opponent,
Governor Huey P. Long. in yes
terday's Democratic. primary. The
nomination Is equivalent to cleo
tion.
with less than $50 precincts
missing, Louisiana's fiery COVER
nor held nearly IS, 900 lead over
Ransdell, and apparently swept
to victory with him three candi-
dates he supported for the United
States House Of Representatives
in the only other contests Of the
primary.
For Long it was a complete
vindication by the people Of
charges of graft, corruption and
n1isappropriation Of State funds
that MARKED his stormy admin
istration as governor, and which
was one Of the chief issues in the
campaign, the bitterest in Louis
iana'S political annals.
Governor Long, taking no
chances on being "given an I'M
fair election" had eight crack
companies Of the State militia
stationed just outside New Or
leans, ready on a moments call.