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Deaths

Mary L. Jester. 60, of 600 S. La Clede
" Ira D. PixIey Az Central Indiana Hos
pital, lobar pneumonia. - -
Arthur L. Mckinney, 49. Splnk-ArmS
Hotel pulmonary emDonSm.
Bert Lawrence Hendricks, so, Central
Indiana Hospital, strangulation.
Mildred Clapper. 81, of 10l7 S. Worth,
" Tabitha L. BoWies 90, of 1886 E. Palmer,
hypostatic pneumonia
Helen Karch, 40, City Hospital, cerebral
hemorrhage.
Georgia Frierson, So, of 11s West 18th.
carcinoma.
Eddie l. Bugg. 80. of 62s West Tenth,
Harold E Corr, so, of 1903 Bellefontaine,
lobar pneumonia. -.
Virginia Kirkpatrick, So. of l09 w 28th.
chrome myocarditis.
Harry PIymate, IS, of SO3 N. East, coron-
airy occluslon.
Rodella Catherine cunningham, IS. of
1904 Prospect, chronic myocarditis.
Arthur r. HebblethWalte. SIS, of 4935 N.
Pennsylvania, coronary occlusion.
Charles L. Winkleman, IS, Veterans Hos
pital, lobar pneumonia.
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Yankees Compete
in Cup Tourney
St. Georges Golf Feature
Attracts Americans.

BIZ United Press
SANDWICH, England, May "a
field of 70 players, including five
Americans and 10 Canadians, to-
day entered the st. Georges chal-
lenge Cup golf tourney to be held
here Saturday. This one-day event
is regarded as the second most i'm
portant open amateur competition
of the season. Play is at SO holes,
stroke score.
The Americans entered are Law
son Little of San Francisco, United
States and British amateur cham
piOn; T. Suffern Taller of Newport
and New York; R. w. Knowles DR.,
of Brookline, Mass; Daniel R.
Topping of Greenwich. Conn, and
Harvey NJ. Shaffer of New York.
Little was paired with Topping.
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Births



>, Samuel and Regina Cohen. Methodist
Hospital
;, Curtis and Louise schrieber. Methodist
Joseph and Rosemary Kurker. Methodist
Hospital.
: Herman ana Serena Allen. Methodist
Hospital
.Pervil and Mary Austil. Methodist Hos
Felix and Gladys Metcalf. 831 Park.
Joseph and Mildred Shea. l002l2 S.
Gilbert and Thelma Crisp. CITY Hos
,Virdelous and Rosalie Tate. City Hos
Frank and Thelma Beers. CITY Hospital.
Eric and Erma Walthers. City HOSPITAL.
James and Leona StearnS. City Hospital.
Girls.
Lee and Omel Chandler. Methodist Hos
Paul and Mary vandivier, Methodist
Hospital.
Robert and Beatrice Orbison. Methodist
Luther and Hattie Davis, 14O7 Silver.
Clarence ana Helen York. 1907 Barrett,
Roy and Lucille johnson. 10 w. Merrill
Arather and Sadie Edelen. City Hos
Everett and Marie Branham. City Hos
John and Estela Mitchell. Civ Hos
Alec and Wilma Tolson. CITY. HOSPITAL.
Charles and Rose Cox, City Hospital
Eugene ana Ruth Wiley. CITY Hospltla.
Kenneth and Ann Richev, 2743 Adams.
Alex and Beatrice Feest. $40 Alton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
National VOlleyball
Play Starts Today
Fl. Wayne Is Among ID
Teams Seeking Title.

By United Press
EVACUATION. n. Y. May O.
Fourteen teams started play today
in the National Volleyball tourna-
ment.
The opening games paired Buffalo
against Wilmington. Del. and
Springfield. O., against Bingham
ton
Other teams are entered from
Houston, Tex; TT. Wayne, Ind;
Chicago, Davenport. Ia; Providence,
r. l.: Naugatuck, Conn; Kannapo-
lis, N. c.: Jamaica, N. Y; Camden,
n. j., and Hyde Park, III.
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Filly Breaks Neck
at Churchill
OiavoIeSS Runs Into Fence;
Meade Suspended.

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 9.-Di-
ayoless, 3-year-old FLY Of the Milky
Way farm, incurred a broken neck
by running into a fence after bolt
ing at the start of the fourth race
at Churchill Downs yesterday.
Jockey Jack Westrope was unin-
jured.
Track stewards suspended Jockey
Don Meade for five days for rough
tactics while riding Glitter Glow in
the second race. but wired Pimlico
officials that the ban did not pre-
vent Meade from riding for E. r.
Bradley in the Preakness SATURDAY..
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Marriage Licenses


John Moore IS. Lincoln Hotel salesman
and Carrie H Ohmstead SO. of s33 COL
lege-av, milliner.
Hubert A. Gruman "a Of 63l4 Cornell
aV. salesman and Mary Alys Candy. II
OF 2l53 N Talbot. housewife.
Henry Christensen 30. of 1905 E. Mar
ket. and Ethel Jensen. Is. of 1905 E. Mar
ket. housewife.
Floyd McCammon, %. Of 2O5 S. Holmes
ay. grocer. and Edna B. Branch. p. OF
b2f 5. Shehield-av. housewife.
Mark H. Koehne. 26. Greensburg. farm.
er. and Mary Louise Stitch. %. of 1928
N. Keystone-av. housewife
Edward Taylor, 81 Of los N. New Jersey
cambridge. housewife
George Morehouse Sc. of G23 Steven-st
WoodWorker. and Ordella Melvin. AZ. OF
647 Arbor-av. housewife.
Charles H Allison g. Russiavlle. insur-
1920 N. Grant-av. housewife.
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PITT FOOTBALL CLINIC
CARDED ON SATURDAY

BIZ Times Special
PITTSBURGH, May 9.-The Uni
versity of Pittsburgh's fourth annual
football clinic Will be held here Sat-
urday, with coaches from all parts
Of the country invited.
The morning and afternoon ses-
si0ns will include offensive and de-
fensive demonstrations by Pittsburgh
athletes. Dick Harlow of Harvard,
Lou Little of Columbia, Jock Suther-
land of Pitt and Andy Kerr Of Col
gate will be principal speakers dur
ing the noon luncheon.
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Little to Lead
US. Golfers in
British Meet
Californian viii Defend
Title Against Field
OF 232.
BvCHifedFr@

b. fuffrd Frlfs
LONDON. MAY Wv. lawson
Little Jr. o. California. viii begin
defense Of his British Amateur Golf
Championship May % II a first
round match with T. Il Parker. a
comparative unknown from FAR
haven England, pairlngs today re-
veaied. The field VII number 232.
The tournament VIII be played
over the Royal Lytham and S..
Anncs courses. with II countries
besides The British Isles represented.
The United states has IS entrants
and Canad1 10
C. ROSS SOmerville former
Canadian champion. is expected %
meet easy first round competition
against ( Leslie HaliiWel OF Oar
wen.
Chapman Draws Bye
AL players from the United States
and Canada VIII play opening round
matches. except r. d Chapman Of
Greenwich. conn. and Guy Hayes
OF North AndOver. Mass. Both drew
bycs. but meet crack foemcn IN the
second round Chapman is paired
with Bernard Darwin Of England
and HAYES viii meet Or A r. Mac
Cal.um a capable Scotsman.
British amateurs have turned Out
On massc for the tournament. and
the only notable not entered is
Roger Wethcrcd.
An All-American opening round
match VIII pit d. ODonnel Higgins.
another Of the Canadian entrants.
against r. W. Knowles, Jr. OF
Brookhne. Mass.
Yankee Entrants
Other entrants from the United
States are. T. S. Taller, Locust
Valley. n. Y; John Forsman.
Mamaroneck, ". Y. r. E. Barbour.
Arcoia y. j.. Capt. a. Bullock Web
ster. Monterey Park, Cal: Daniel
Topping. Port Chester. n. Y. Har-
vey w Shafer. Southampton. n. Y;
r. a. Stranahau Inverness o.. Doug
las Grant. entered from the Roy St
Georges Club. England; E. H.
Chambers. Beaconsheld. England:
Lindsay Riley, American Country
Club Of France. and Robert Sweeney
Jr- of the Princess Club. England.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
Speed Boots Point
for Distance Race
BvUnifcd Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, May ga feet Of
100 craft. mostly Outbreaks, VIII
compete Sunday in the Albany-to-
New York race, Charles Alexander
Jr., secretary Of the Middle Allan
tic Outboaru Association, an
nounced today as entries reached IS.
Among the latest to file was Gar
Wood Jr., Of Algonac, Mich, son Of
the international speedboat king.
Young Wood participated last year
and led the Glass A outboards home.
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WILDCATS DOWN IRISH

by lmeS NpCCl0T
SOUTH BEND, Ind, MAY 9. -
Notre Dame baseball tosserS piled
up lead of to l on Northwestern
here yesterday and then went to
pieces, the Wildcats winning, 10 to
7. Tourney was knocked out of the
Irish box in the seventh when
Northwestern tailed five runs.
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LEAD AT BOTH HOUR

By United Press
TORONTO, ontario, May 9.-The
team of Walthour- Audy was setting
the pace in the siX-day bicycle race
at the 80th hour today. The Peden-
Crossley team was second IN the
standings. and Kilian-Vopel held
third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
Wet Grounds Delay
Butler Opening Tilt

Butler University's home-opening
baseball game with Wabash College
scheduled today was postponed be-
cause of wet grounds. The contest
will be played at a later date.
Wabash was victorious in a recent
meeting of the teams at Crawfords-
bile by a 4-tC-3 edge.
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BLACK SHEEP ELEVEN
LOSES GRID STAR SOON

BIZ United Press
OSSINING, N. Y, May 9.-Ala-
bama Pitts has scampered off tackle
and rifled passes for the last time
as a member of the Sing Sing
BLACK Sheep"
The 24-year- youngster who
became a great football player in
prison has applied for pardon and
is expected to be freed in June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
NONSUPPORT CHARGED
TO BIKE IRON MAN
ByUHited Press

DW 4 NttfA russ
NEWARK, N. j., May 9.-After
a night in the Essex County Jail,
Reggie Mcnamara, famous iron
man. of six-day bicycle racing, APP
peared today for a hearing on his
wife's charges of non-support.
His arrest last night halted his
departure for a meet in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Mcnamara asks guar
anty of support for her and their
two children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
BEER MINES IN CLASH
Goldblumes and Falls City Clubs to
Mix Sunday.

Two beer" mines will clash in a
feature Municipal League attrac-
ton at Garfield Park Sunday aft
ernOon when the Cooks Goldblume
team tackles the Falls City club.
Both mines are indicated and a lot
OF warm rivalry exists between the
squads. The South Side park is ex-
pected to be jammed for the game.
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ANNOUNCEMENT rs
1 Death Notices

1 Death Notices
PETERS. nose BAUS-Mother Of Iva Mel
man and Ollie Baus. sister OF Paul Web
er. Cincinnati. Z. ?. and George Weber
Steel Mrs Walter Hervey and Martin
Weber Indiana polls, passed away MAY 5.
az her daughters residence. MIS-. Mel
man. 1929 " 30th-st. Services VIII be
held Il the Seventh Christian Church.
80 ? m. Saturday, Friends invited.
Friends may calf at the hoIae any time
WINKELMANN. CHARLES Husband Of
Emily A and father Of Charles Jr. and
George z; passed away WednsSaay
6p2 Terrace-av. SATURDAY., $50 a m. Fu-
neral services al Brovnsburg. Christisp
Church Saturday. 10 80 a n. FRIENDS
invited Burial Brovnsburg Cemetery
la Lodge Notices
NAsONIC-Pentalpha Lodge No. ss4 F
and A. NJ. called meeting in the Temple
Saturday Nav IL AZ 100 p: m for the
purpose Of attending funeral Of our late
brother. EZRA A. HARDIN
j. BYRON DARLING. W. NJ.
IRA S PIERCE. Sec'y.
2 Cards. In Memorams
TAMM-In loving remembrance. OF our
dear wife and mother. Minnie A. Tamm.
9. 1881. AUGUST TAhIM AND FAMILY
TANfM-In loving remembrance of our
dear wife and mother. MINNIE A.
TANfM who passed away four years ago.
N''' AUGUST TANM AND FAMILY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
ILLINOIS ON TOP

By Times Special
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, May 9-The
University of Illinois tennis squad
BANKED the Indiana University
team here yesterday, to 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
FRESHMAN NAILS DEAN

By JHtted Press
LOS ANGELES, May 9.-Danno
OMahoney, Irish mailman who is
sweeping aside all American COM
petlon, fattened Man Mountain
Dean, Georgia, in headline wres-
Ting arntch here last night.
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o6 Legal Notices

FORD-29 roadster motor No. 1891799
will be sold for storage. and repairs
amounting to S97 so on May % at 10
a. m. SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN, sos
Indiana-av.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
1865
Petition of Gary Railways Company for
approval of the issuance of $500 900 par
value of equipment trust certificates.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
Ind. 100 A. NJ. Tuesday, MAY q. 1895.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
By MOTF COOK. Commissioner.
FRED A. WIECKING. PUBLIC Counselor
Indianapolis. Ind. Nav 7. 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
1874
Proposed increase and change in rates.
charges. rules and regulations on rail COM
mon carriers applicable to Indiana intra-
state traffic
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission, Indianapolis. Ind. 10 A. M. Mon
dav May 20, 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY o. r. LIVINGHOUSE, Examiner.
FRED A. WEIGHING Public Counselor.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Nav T. 1885.
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SOFTBALL NOTES

Indianapolis Democrats will practice at
Willard Park tomorrow evening SmittY
Davis and John Davis notice.
Kingan Gamers A. C. desire games for
anv evening or Saturday mornings. Call
CH-52l5-W and ask for Earl.
Tartan A. c. softbau team desires a
game for Sunday. r. o. c. s manager call
Talbot 578q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
BALL STATE RALLIES
TO DEFEAT HANOVER
BIZ United Press

By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, May "a three
run rally in the eighth inning en-
abled Ball state to defeat Hanover,
to 2, in a college baseball game
yesterday. Score by innings:
Hanover ........... 900 o2O 600 6
Ball State .......... 900 010 ok /
Manchel and Makowsky; Edwards and
Good
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CAST IRON sKnLETs. % it IN, 3oe up.
HOOSIER CHINA CO. 2ls-15 T. WASH
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CHICAGO METERS WIN

By Times Special
CHICAGO, May 9.-Tennis play
ers of Chicago University defeated
the Notre Dame net squad here
Yesterday, to 2.
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THONI is VICTOR

bW JNlttH TTtSS
CHICAGO, May Billy Thorn
Indiana University wrestling coach
defeated Dale Haddock, Birming-
ham, Ala, in a feature mat bout here
last night.
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POLE STOPS DUSEK

By Times Special
BOSTON, May 9.-Baron Casimir
Polawski of Poland was victorious
over Rudy Dusek. Omaha, in the
feature wrestling tilt last night.
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RRFMeM ReNAL BUReAO
2 Unfurnished Houses

TIMES WANT ADS MAKE interesting read
inc because interesting bargains of manv
kinds are listed mere dallv
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S a PS

TO TRADERS-H you can not ana
what you desire in the ads in this
column, cal! the Swap Counter. R1-355l
and We will attempt 10 arrange a trade
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
yiously published There Is no charge
for this service
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6 Situations Wanted
HIST 2Oc A DAY

A io-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day. cash
with order Come to The Times Office. q
w Maryland. one square from Illinois ana
Washington-sts. down Kentucky-av. ana let
us help YOU secure lob
EXPERIENCED screw machine drill and
punch press operator Married Puritan
Hotel. MR.. AVELINE.
EXPERIENCED porter. houseman; very
good references. TA-56O9. Between ana
6 o. m
WOMAN-White. 80 yrs old; good cook.
quick worker; position Immediately:
home nights. Box K-2064. Times
DAY or week work for ladies. Common
labor for men; day or week. General
House Cleaning UNITY CENTER, IL
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ANNOUNCER EMIT
Death Notices

/ Death Notices
ARBUCKLE, GEORGE w.-Beloved father
OF Mrs. Arthur whisman. brother Of
Mrs. Stella Woodworth, Mrs. Fred Lane.
Mrs, Frank Winkler, and Mrs Lora
Funeral Friday May 10. at the Hillside
Christian Church. p m Burial Crown
HI cemetery aIn FEienSS oG ny!ted FT KIPK
FUNERAL HOME, 1880 station-st until
! p. m, Friday.
DIL.LNIAN. sAMUEL-Age 50. passed away
May 8. Friends may call at the home
24o2 E Minnesota-st. Funeral services:
II a. m. Friday at above address. and
cope at Bd 5ne M nno6 Ghqe9
Cope. TOLIN FUNERAL SERVICE.
HARDIN. EZRA A. tChip)-Passed away
$50 a. m. Thursday at St. Vincent's Hos
Hardin. father of Mrs. z. B. Gregg Jr.,
brother Of Mrs. Albert II. Dawson. Serv-
ices at the FLANNER q BUCHANAN
MORTuARY. Saturday, 2 D. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
HESSIoN, DANIEL-Brother OF Mss Mary
Hession, and Mrs. Sarah Hession Of
Brownsburg. and Mrs. Darby Murine Of
Indianapolis. died Tuesday Nav 7. at his
residence six miles northeast OF Browns
burg. IND. Funeral Friday. May 10. from
tie rssidenee. $50 a. m Services s..
BLACKWELL SERVICE
JESTER. MARY L.-Age So. widow OF
owen z Jester mother of Beecher,
Arthur Irene and Juanita Jester. passed
away Tuesday ?: n. Friends NAV call
AZ the home. bO6 Z Laclece-st Funeral
Friday. D. m at the Westbrook NaZ-
arene Church. Burial Crown Hill. DOR
SEY SERVICE.
KIPHART, MARY F-Age "a. widow OF
Charles P Kiphart and mother OF Nina
Bowman. Nellie Tupeu and Maurice Kip
hart, passed away Tuesday evening. Fu-
1sTsl a. s sEIRLEy T,,,I BROS SEEIRAL
D. m Friends invited Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the chapel.
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MAY 9, 1885
RENTALS
20 wanted to Rent Rooms
i Unfurnished Apartments

LADY wants room with lady. wiling 70
care iOr baby occasionally. TINES, X
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15A statesmen, Solicitors. Agents

SALESMAN-Retan merchants buy on
sight: big repeater; positive money max
er, nothing like it; no investment.
WICK'S SALES co. 209-2l1 E. Ohio.
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M { R C NDISE
IS Household Goods

IS Household Goods
WE BUY or repair any make sweeper OF
washer. work guaranteed. APPLIANCE
SERVICE. is0 Virginia. RI-5liz.
USED gas ranges, Al eoac; s4.e5 Up.
HOOSIER FURNITURE CO.. 81 :.
wash
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HELP WANTED
Il Help Manufacturing

DEPT. FOODS. 38l2 N. Penn RIM. 800.
HOUSE to house salesladies. free to travel
81 per day plus commission; travelling
expenses guaranteed. See MR.. JACOBS.
11nn n. PENNSYLVANIA.
, 1935-09-16
TEN DIE In
TRAIN WRECK


MONROE. La, Sept. lS.-tF-The
death list from the derailmetn and
burning Of an eastbound Illinois
Central freight train Saturday IN
West Monroe mounted 70 ten with
the death Sunday night OF Pete
Grtggs, 70, Of Calhoun, La, at q
sanitarium here.
II was necessary TO amputate
Griggs' right leg at the scene Of the
accident after rescue workers had
toleG IN vain to Lift an iron Deam
off his crushed leg as flames licked
a. the Gar under which he was pin
Six Others injured In the wreck
were reported as improved.
Work or removing the debris az
the scene OF the accident continued
Monday and II was possible other
bodies would be recovered.
Two tranSients on the train. who
witnessed the derailment, said that
30 or 40 transients were on two oil
tank cars which were derailed ana
burst into flames and declared that
It was hardly possible that ell bus
nine Of them escaped death.
None OF the other victims OF the
deratlment was identified. -Four
bodies were brought to q morgue
here and immediately buried. What
little remained OF the other five
known victims were buried along
the right-of-way.
The crash Is believed 10 have
been the result Of a "hotbox" ON
ore Of the cars or q broken rail.
, 1935-09-16

Monday. although officials said the
hearings were 70 be held.
Officials said that II Wallace nd
judged the companies guilty of
monopoly, he could issue 81 order
directing them To deSLst. The fight
then could be carried TO the courts.
The accusation In the complaint
was that the packers exchanged
price information I'm a move 10 en-
able them 10 give unreasonable
preferences and advantages 70 cert
ain purchasers; 70 give preferences
70 certain localities; to Discriminate
unIustly between certain persons: 10
force competitors out az business.
and ~ manipulate prices and ap-
portion sales In commerce"
The defendants are. Armour Az
COMPANY, Chicago; Abraham Broth
CT Packing company, Tennessee:
Cudahy Packing company: jacob
Do,d PGcking company, John Nor
rel and Company; Memphis Pack
ing company: Swift and Company:
Wilson and Company; Morris and
Company and the g. Louis hide
pendent Packing company.
, 1935-09-16
Reds Biting Well
AT Valley Beach

Especial 20 The Heraldl
DEL MAR. Sept. i5.-The reds
we're taking the hook here Sunday
and a number OF excellent catches
were reported BY visitors. Indica-
tons were that conditions would
continue good through Monday
with the water clear.
The Sunday catches included: r.
Clark OF New York and Gordon
Moore OF san Antonio, II reds: Or.
Fl. Edgerton or Harlinren, ten reds;
J. 5. Rasco OF I'll Jardin. three reds
and q 30-pound pike: Walter Mellon
OF Brownsville. seven reds; +. Dom
ing OF san Benito. eight reds jeff
Larier OF Brownsville. four reos:
Lee r. Vance OF Brownsville. five
reds: Albert Hamiick OF Browns
Vile. eight reds: Jack Hamlick OF
Brownsville. three reds: Tex Brown
OF Brownsville. seven reds: Judvc
VIII O. Fields Of Harlingen. nine
reds: Donald Abbott OF Brownsville.
seven reds; Mrs. M. :. JaRou OF
Brownsville, two reds: O. e. Wallacs
and party OF Vincennas. Indiana.
four reds, three drum and one rock
bass.
, 1935-09-16
MEAT BATTLE
WINDUP NEAR


WASHINGTON. Sept. ls.--LR-
A fight between Secretary Wallace
and meat packing concerns moved
O step nearer a decision Monday.
Government Officials looked Tor =
windup before nightfall Of oral
arguments centeTing on Wallacc's
formal complaint. made In 1854,
that 10 major packing companies
combined TO control retail meat
prices from 1927 To 1888.
Before the final arguments OPEN
ed, Edwin q. Andrews, president or
the Jacob Dold Packing company,
ore OF the concerns involved. 90
jected that wallace IS both plain
tiff ard Judge Ia the case"
He referred TO the fact that Wal
lace Is presiding at the hearings
after issuing the formal complaint.
Andrews said I'm Buffalo. nv. ",
Sunday night. that his concern had
not yet been notified TO appear
, 1935-09-16
ATTACK FATAL


fathers death. Charles Dixon being
here from Annapolis on leave.
Other relatives are his step-moth-
er, Mrs. J. r. Cooper, OF Dallas; q
brother, William, OF Dallas: two
sisters, Mrs. II. II. Ratchford or
Paint Rock, and Miss Myrtle Cooper
OF washington, d. g.
Funeral services viii be held al
tie Hinkley Chapel at 5 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, with interment
In the Buena Vista cemetery.
Local Masonic bodies. OF which
Cooper was q member, will have
charge OF the funeral services.
Active pallbearers viii be named
by Masons.
The following are honorary pail
bearers: p. Y. Montgomery, Rio
Grande City: Virgil Lott. Rio
Grande City: f. g. Fentress, Waco.
Tex, j. b. Samuel, w. z. Ewing,
c. A. Rel, r. T. Bullock. 3. M. stein.
Nat Leal. @. r. Donovan, N. n.
Cook. Edgar Taggart. Ramon Beer
I'll. q. Amason, r.. Gonzales. r.
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Dan Fowler, Hal Eustace. Harry
Foehner, Fl. q. Stilwell. Jr., oscar
Castillo. william Brown, ST., WI
liam Brown, Jr, II. G. Appleton,
Cesar Facheco.