The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 6, 1929 Page: 6 of 8
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PICK CHAMPS
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New Heavy Titleholder
In Bouts
jffi'fl,. ,-t ;■' .1
Action
Ctlon will Iwv tho, watchword in
rty theater ijrena here Friday
t when n 32-rouiul boxlhK pro-
> gets under way at s:I5 o'clock,
ve bouts are bookeil on the
rpn. nnil 'lt is doubtful if any
re ,rlr K\ ti|$hj>«V?*>uld be packed
aKy other-'33 rounds on one,
nK's entertainment card,
{tion. _ speed,, .cleverness and
' es' are in' every bout. Of the.
SteraT on""tije program, seven
;have appeared at least once before
' Ornnge anil fdns know them for
WerldFro^^.' Tlie«e w'- ■ '
n vhere nro Charles f'touns"
Billy Hodraia, Wildcat i 'as-
O'Dell, Bed ; Uoty. K, O.
.., arid. Eddie Barker. Tho un-
iwns are Brooks Hooper^x J(,e
ana^uck Bors'oy.
feftirtl'.uie evening of boxinic
its,, JSddie Barker of Orange
:hes w®h Dorsey In a 4-rounder.
arker carries a healthy punch, and
JiS Blvcn the ..fans plentyxhf action
In every bout he works here. l*or-
tjf is a veteran, "and has npt shown
>e but Barker's-tactics will force
IX'Up. „
eomes thei_6-round jjrellro
■lal between Tied Doty, popular
' youngster,: and K. O. Kelly,
r fast 4-ron'hd affair on the last*
here Is sufficient • to . warrant
prediction that the fur will fly
rliscuously again Friday/
111;1 more action follows when
at Cafrtro comes . wut of .his
r to meet Cliff O'Dell, Hay town
herweight. Any bout \yith f'as-
In one corner la full of action
excitement, as Sabine fans who
■ pee a him moving here will
Wy.y: .
1 -The semi-final of .8 rounds brings.
.JttMro'mera'-Jttt-. -local-. fop«. Uujl
e strangers are good enough ty
. placed Iii tJie best" prelim spot
Kd "Happy" IJavis. the match-
Hooper, like Castro. Is a
ileaslng boxer •ytfho mijees ev-
ml^Hte. ^ Busby, from Kunioe,
r ^he Njame reputation,' so . it
be faH. an<l furious.
fhe progratnNht topped by the-:
■ourid KrHftKff./Smat<?h between
; and i'odra^u. \Oid rlng' ene-
thej' meet Frldiix. ift
Itt :-'TOW>ao' ~«T
ring at natural woighCsto1 try
wipe but the alaijv of n defeat
In their, last " .e<
nta.m and Podraza the little, iron
in from 'Houston. Fans who saw
their last mooting In. Orange will
.not debate the action—overj; minute
was full.
CHICAGO. Jan. 5.—The N'titionn!
Boxing Assoclariodi will- "riot recog-
nize Jack Dempsu'y or anyone else
ns heavyweight champion until he
wins the title ,In thel( ring.
Terming thv* proposal of - VV ill lam
Muldoon, veteran ,N'i'W Vor-k boxing
iiommlrsloner, that Dempwy be rec-
ognized inimedlateiy as the cham-
piort,—Haul i'l'elijri. president of the
Nr-Br-A.;
"The National Boxing AstioclalloTr
Is not fn fuv'or , uf nftiwing cham-
pions in the heavyweight or a n y
other iPtA** until they Win recogni-
tion as such in the ring.. What
would-be, the purpose and What
would the sportymanxiiip amount to
if commissioners named champions
Central rrosn telephoto of WarnerjMizell, flaahy Georgia Tech hall'liack^.m.rrylng the ball as the unlieaten th*,f• .om.,n* ,hll"'^h «? *ln
Botttherners t^6k the measure of California, ff-7, at t,h « ^annual J^Hrxiamerit of RoHes^cmsstc at- }?afiade!>i7
Bag* Two Deer
With .22 Rifle
U5IATIIXX. F!h.. Jan. 5 —#lunt-
ers, put your guns aside and list t«
th© tale of J?-year-old Hubert Jlng-
well. ' - •:
Kobert. armed with hfs trusty .12-
mnw
ir^f expedition. A short time later
he came buck, out of breath. With
the information that he had ghot
two deer. Me Was warned th^t Ut-
tle buys bis am....±haaUl always t^ll
the truth If they ^wanted to K<t- •*
heaven.. l'p«n- hi* iftaletenee. how-
ever, u metnl>er of tlic fatnlly «c-
oi>j M>anhfd him to the scene of tils
hunt- Therel lay t%vo buck d««l, a
few yard** cipart. Mohsrt tod; i)HK-
K«d them with two shots.
LOSS OF BELL
Removal to
Calif., before 70,000 spectators.
He was snapped -jhs t tni'fpro^being tackled by Plillllps, Golden , Bear end.
Insqt IS of Roy Riege.ls, Cali-
and ran
iViizefl carried the ball 11 times for a total of 138-ya rds during the game. Insot 13 of Roy Riegels
fornia center and caytain-elect, who becjame cooftised a fl«r recovering a fumble In the second period a:
the bail 6-9 yards toward bis. own goal.'line, paving: tii" e- w«y, for the first Georgia Tech score.;
Visiting Hunters J
Bag Limit After
First Hunt Here
A party oT'Trriirtfira eompnstHl of
officials of the Southerri^v, Pacific
Hailsoad company hunting On the
Orange-Cameron Land company's
hunting :ind jtrapplng preserve In
Cameron parmh, Lu., jts guests of
H. J. Butcher Stark - since Friday,
afternoon, serls in the limit for each
member of tie party (o be -stored
bepe Saturdajl The party "will re-
main over uifU Hunday afternoon
When they \|i!l return i here , to
board the pffAial car "The Dallas,"
jon their retufei home.
The party its coin posed of the
following. T W. .Mi-cKs. 'assjstiint . to_
-the vice president arid general 'man-
tlBtW"'" Houston; B. 8. Hollemnn, vice
president of the Dallas (flvlwlon,
Dallas; V. A. I'orrigan, official time
inspector, Houston: : and Dr. .1. S.
Smith, surgeon, all of the Southern
Pacific system.
Aggies 2n Final
*re - Conference
ies This Week
Basketball
~At•, Missoula i - MonM~ Oonxnga -#5r
Montana SO.
pg Cofyailis, Ore.: WHU/tmptte 24,
iregnn State College 21.
ir. piil<r«sAltci, Cafe: Stanferd .1*.
Allege of l'uc^itfi' ,11.
Sakinnd, ^Cal.: California
sas. "
Tex.: Texas CO,
Baker' 28,
- CincinnatiiNyt. Xuvler Iii
town (Ky) 20'.
10, Kan-
Dank!
<rlerger
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Indiana 41,
Jiicago)
Coi-
BLKGK SllfTSK'JN, Te*as, Jan
( ach i'hufk BasSett's
Aggie Cagers ' wilf',>'c1fl>se thetr sched-
of pre-confererice games Mon-
and Tucfld yv-"-dtni. 7-K, when
.lourtley to Georgetown to meet
lie Southwestern University IHrates
Ih two games on the Southwestern
SOurt. These games, the fifth awl
fsixth pre-seoBon games «of the Ag-
fles, Will preced.5.,tbe opening of the
reference schedule Jan. 10 with
• Rice Owls at College Station.
The Aggie Caserns will likely be
playing without the services of lied
MlWIK^ftjtnlri and a stellar forward
•jf!! dttrin^"''ih!e past two seasons, in the
amos with Southwestern. Petty,
rhri" played with the West team in
f i the anrioal Bast-West football game
at San Francisco may return before
the Aggie quintet leaves for George-
fowniSoiuBTTTt' Is 'ri'.it ,'ffirjjiy",ff&'"vTTn
Bloomington
Missouri 2! .
St. lyOUis: I rfiyola
Kt. Bouls I*., 2B.
Boulder, Colo.: Creighton
orado 21.
Denver, Colo, r Denver
" | Western State .17,
r College Station, Tox,: Texas A. &■
Xl. 39, Sam Houston Teachers *24.
. Brownvvood, Tex.: Southwestern
oWltDItln -Teachers 43. Howard
iitiyrio 14.
tfetUnn, Kas.\ Hastings Colleise 3 2.
Kansas Wesley ton JR.
Hollywood, (bal.: Brighnm Voung
49; Hollywood Athjctlc -club 14.
T,bs Angelew: if.Of California at
IjOh Angeles N'oiih Dakota 20.
Grlrinell, Iowa; Uashington IT. :ti,
Grinnell 25.
Dallas, Tex.: Arkansas 3S, South-
ern Metliodlst It, 20.
Waco, Tex,: Baylor f>0, Canyon
Normal 28.
Denton, Tex.: Simmons V. !I4,
Denton Teachers 23.
Arlington, Tex.: North Texas A-:-
& M. iO, Hartrig .College, Mouiton,
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RICKA
NEAR DEATH
: ho in shape to resume playing i>e-
|SfOre the second game with the Bice
Owls. Jan. 15 at Houston.
Coach Bassett has reduced his
squad to 17, the number that will
probably be kept during the re-
mainder of the season, and all of
these men except Petty were on
|i; hn«d to resume tralnlria following
isiho hiil'days.. Teani twork will be
|S|.th® primary object of the Aggies in
J- their next few days of practice now
I - that Bassett has completed I lie ,r ro-
|f eeirt of weeding out the less likely
' '1 material'and.,'^8- drill on- basketball
fundamentals nears completion* Tb«
two games at Georgetown are (ex-
pected to have an Important bearing
' on the molding of the quintet thai
- will hear the brunt of the uttack
r tor the Aggies iri the coming cyif-
; * rence race. / •
i Iri the practice drill* of, the pact
t'Sfew days Coach Ilasseu.--^ hs been
working Webstei1 i> tfx Blount at
' forwards, Keeton .. ,lnd Konecny on
the guards apd' t^Udle at center,
> and it is U Keiy that the lineup he
vili use th the Southwestern games
I1M_ similar to this, Hoke, stei-
forward and center on the Ag-
; freshman team last year, may
into the lineup at forward.
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.irwii: BOI'CK
IXXO, JeX., Jan. 5.—Pu-
plans Were being . comptcted
''.^"" ""1:;;iLWa]ilamil9fce£
pioneer attorney of the Panhandle,
who «lo4 here '• " * "
S Bdyce, who was .. .
I some time. "
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i DK. I BANK BOYD
JPOKT WORTH, Jan. IW~ tky?
D. Boyd, .«1, former president of
e*R BORH
W\UU NOVO 6(\)E Pi V£croKE OH
, "WHS BE ©MJE>"-_ P)ND
HOVO To C5W310 NAttf IN
•2 WeeK« — ETC- t7*c~
Promoter Fighting For
Life Miami
-Hospital
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MIAMI, Fla., Jan. K.-^Tex Rlck-
ard, ilstiana'n link maker, battled
for his life todny in a Miami -Beach
hospital. After rallying an
operation for apperVdlcltia oh ; litst
Tuesday; Rickard last, iil^ht suffered
a Hharrf"'helapBe. Kollawiris^this, I)>r'.
H. K<- A^lklns, hlu pUKJilc.la.ia,.. UJ1--
nounc.ed tthat the promoter was
growing .we.rtkrr, .
All jl;i,v -yesterday, rumors per-
sisted that . PvTckard desperately
ill, 'but these wej'C not confirmed
until Dr. AtTkirp** Issued his bulletin
shortly before midnight. Messages
to Culm late yesterday seeking the'
aid of Dr. William Mayo, famous
Rochester, Minnesota specialist, gave
Indications of the trend of Ihe pror
motor's illness,.... But Kiekard'a
filends insisted that tu,."'"Mtiyi>'s'"ser-
vices Were sought as a precautionary
measure.
It Was announced ,tb?>t. !.)>'. M-ayo,
who was traveling In t!le;('Ubah in-
terior, could not be reached, but
later the Havana newspaper B1
Muado quoted Dr. Mayo as saying
that In his* opinion Kiiltard's con-
dition' was such that his services
w ould not 11 vail. " , ''"' •
N'o one «\<eput Mrs. Rlckatd ;md
attendants were, allowed ie enter the
srik room.1 .lack Dempsev arrived
4l>st oiylit for a conference with
IjUMia r«i ■ 011 his proposed heavy-
weight -fjlinination b'tHjtK, the tirst
match of Which was projected 'be-
tween Jack Sharkey anil VV. 1„
I'oung) stribling liRrc in February
inner heavyweight ebamjiion
>vas T-yt permitted to S'ee ilia sick
rd arrived here Decern-.
Hor 28 arT* rde .the announcement
that:' he h iilaXchi-rt Sharkey to
fighi Stribllng.
FIGHT RESULTS
Toronto- Albert Be'lnngcr, Tor-
onto, outpointed Steve Boceo, Tor-
onto, 10.
Chicago. Eddie Shea, Chicago,
stopped Tony Mandell. Boston, " i.
RBf"Williams, Chicago, knocked 'out
Benny Boss, Buffalo, 5. A1 Green-
field, Chicago, outpointed Dixie I<a
Hood, Butte, Mont., 8; Mike Espo-
slto, Chicago. outpointed Johnny
RyOn, Boston, B, Don. Buchard, De-
troit, drew with Jack Denny, Chi-
cugo, 5. , ' Wy.
New Vork.. 'Max. Schmellng, Gftr-
many. outpointed Joe Sekyra, Day-
ton, O.; 10. \CharJey Phil Bosen-
berg. 'New YorkV.outpointed Johnny
Dundee, Nevv Torkv^ 1C;"* , 1
St. Paul. My Hulkvafl. .IStV-Paul,
outpointed Bobby Trafcev,' Buffalo,
10- X-, L
Bridgeport. Battling "^-vinsky
■Ojitpbirtted Pletro (,'orrie, Aulria, 10.
Des Mv'nes. Joe Thom«, Oel-
wein, la., allocked out Louie* Mays^
Des Moines, IK Hymie Wiseman, ot
Des Moines, oiitpointed Dave Young.
Kansas City. x * f
I>a' Orange,' On. \Marshall Cald-
well, La Orange; knoi<ke^ out Ben-
ny Cllne,..'Atlanta, 2.-. ^Hnll.is lljr,t,
La Orange, optpol'nted WHJI'riy ,Nel-
.son, Atlantu, 8. v ,
"While I TBelfcve Dempt^- if «*i^
outstanding heavyweight prospect; f
see no reasorf for -naming him the
heavyweight titleholder iuh. . . l.. t
him show the world he earns it and
that he is thf _^best -man In tht
heavyweight division today/'
Johnny Dundee Is
Sen\ to Graveyard
Of Ring by Bantam
NEW IOBK, Jan. 5.—The end of
the road, a long and honorable way
that has wound through fistlana for
over eighteen years, appeared-"today
In the sight of Johnny Dundee,
brave little warrior who has fought
them all.
The bounding Scotch wop went
down to defeat Friday night beaten
to the decision- by- Charlie 'Phil Ho-
senberg, former bantamweight king
in a ten round semi-final at Madi-
son Square Garden.
The heart of the little Italian,
big enough Uind game enough for a
heavy weight,\ still carried op,- driv-
ing him Mi into a losing battle, but
the flesa ^ia> given a way, to age.
At Hill's Johnny baffled the rug-
nbergL ten years his lunliW
XliuiJ^Os heavier, with the
left Jiooks, the bouri Ir.g
and^eagey swapping ^ ai
artWs that made him fa-
Sonnenberg It 1
New Champion
Of Wrestlers
BOSTON, Jan. 5.— Wrei ng tads
new chnmplnn today—-oarritte
nt
at
^SS ^noe'elii'nr. "former
football player, almost a novice
the game
■ Kcrinenberg won the th«-avyweight
mat title when Kd ""JiitrnV|[i<'r" f**'-
is was disqualified in their match
here Friday night.' Ho/iJHnberjf had
taken the firs! tall With hi* "flyHvg,
tackle" in 29 mnitites r-#« soconds.
and when they returned .to the ring,
he tried to drop the champion again
_wlth the same tactics,
The rugged football player, who
after college continued his gridiron
career with the Provf3eitc"e Steam-
rollers. a professional team, butted
Lewis seven times in rapid Succes-
sion. forcing the 'champion :,to fall
or crawl outside of the ropes- to
escape punishment.
Each time Lewis sought saf«ty
outside, he was ordered to return
by Referee I-eon Burbank. The of-
ficial gave Lewis ample warning and
after the seventh butt, counted him
out of his title, which he turned
over to Sonnenberg to the great de-
light of the 20,1(00 spectator*.'-,,
Sonnenberg was on the offense at
FORT WORTH Jan. r -The an-
nounc^ment that Coeeh 'Matty Bell,
popular menisir tii te*a* Christian
i;nlversll}>-: for at* bee accept-
ed th. jK.sitlatt left vai^itnt «{ 1>*'ss
A. * M. by the raeiirnatfop of !>atn« .
*. Bibb? wag made public'heV* f^i-'
day. Malty. M iHH) of the' youngest.
noarhea In the ItMip and has been
highly ul trhiit.- guidlnn the
' "T" .r—.
Coach rlell wili ' take over the
reins at the Auntie institution next
Xejuember The mtpnatiuh' leaves
the Frog mtwrs—ulthuui ritrrrs'fs—
with the exemption ^ Dutch JUeyer
freshman, mentor. Line Coach Ka-
bale, who ha# built the famous -de
tensive lines at T C. t?., also re-
signed this ynar, going to Center
collegoijL Kehhlt'fejr as head < oai ti
t-n m. Istck'; ittalerlal i-o-rv
year, "Criaoh fieif't has jumed nut
strong conOt^Ksra in tlor i:ot < rence.
nee. He has eonst*'•• <!!> defeated
tied b.l twjWwi from the iastitn -
tloiNhe will coach next year having
lost tiKhe powerful F.imiers only
once Willie at T, C i". \
l.lell wliKBnlsM (.lit his yeat here
e..:t« hing IslsWbnll and track" - H'W
contract expirriK. la May Ills 4..-
piatpre is on# or\the most regret-
fuhie Incidents iriXthe history of
-Purple ut hl^iis and Jtbaim spread
itneif r«yet- the Ffr g Wftnft
the unntMJ.nc«|HM>ni
There ha* been na deciaioriNui y«t
as to who will take ov<-r the man-
agement , «f the Christian tean
With only Mffer on' the fteld, thore^
"••ems «o . h a probability that he
Will sueewd ito. tbcpwiitlon notch
"was' .a ajar athlete ai the school * %'■
era! seasons ago afid baa ba«n high-
ly succvSSfut With his llrst-year
teams. He is varsity baseball criach
now. ■
Biiymoiid Wolf, former star, is
also « member Of the"Frog staff and
all times and had -to foree matt r« 1 mqy get chance lit the job. Ap-
Contributions To
City Advertising ,
Not Held Taxable
Lcoal citigens and poncorns hav
manifested >iuitc a bit'' of interest Hi'
annoiincomerits Ctfrifained In , the last
htilieMn Issued' b>' ihe" chamber of
cominer-Ce of the United States re-
jrnrdlfig community advertising
Which reads ast follows:
. "(ivt rt uiiMC thj- ComrniMdoners lt*f
(orstiite Revenue, the Board of Tax
Appeals has held, that contributions
made to an association organized to
encourage by advertising location of
industries and residents In the com-
munity are oibinury business ex-
penses and as such are deductible
for .income lax. purposes." .
mous. r
At t&e close -<^f the. bout. Dun,-
dce, w*o fought' B mny Leonard six
tTmes in no deelsion\l>c lts.aJohnny
Kiljj^ne, Freddy U'elj^i^ ;nd Frankie
^fturns, was just a tfre N^oNS man,
his black thatch, now th finhig tang-
led over Weary eyes, hi? face\ilned
with jnarks of fatigue. V
Use Classified Ads
New Key-<
System Makii
Buying Frienc
The Key-''hain store In Orange is'
a nvt-^cttt-of-hl^fefry' f-'i OrriTirVe. Th*.
WB&i opened-' Saturday and Was vLv^'
ited ,by hundreda. who were liiiide to
reftitee what the new InvepjHbn. of
' wB'cTT (Tvcy'',H<iair1vi-^i'i '"Wiartii;''. '-retiiiy"
meant. * — /
The new store v-operied In the
George Holland^'"' building Saturday
with tho jistfff-scrving" dry goods
store invention, ^.... of which Archie
Tlmn>«fis; the owner, Is the Inventor
T (.trillions was delifrbtcd to rca 1 i/.e
the MUccCSn of bis Invention on th"
fiist day of- It's try-out. There was
steri.lv stream of Customers into
to stir tb« cautious Uwtir Into
tion. When the "8trang!«*r" did get
;;olng, "he tried for victory with a
-series of he.'idlocks. all of which Him-
nenl.erg broke or slipped free/
Lewi* received I f.o.OOfl for his
night's work. Scnnenborg's s-hare
ran about $>1000.
WITllM
PKOVIDKNCK. R 1 ~l If Hteplv
n Hopklna. signer of the Deelara
tion of lnd j>endiei"c«. hail bottles
hl« how*!, (hers are 'igolti* to
bottles In his restored homW/Saeh
is the anvswer of Norman Jif Isham
to protects of the *tntfc pr«-sident of
>ru-
the W. C. T C. Isha m h> s bee
^commissioned ,,;tfte
me* tv tlx.,.the hooae,
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■u.
c<>lonif!
-ri-
i^caHbhs~'l^r"'l1i« 1^" Ti^js
received by B. If McDlarraJd, ehatr-
man of the alhleth council
Matty take# over a school * hgr$
the 'inality of material I* uri'i'fvtf
high -ach y*ar arid the opp<*iHrunrlt>
of tislrnlng out sudr-e «f t) s^feii m* l-t
great."
Mj'c s sty la ilrsK&tiiv i« hifi.ilii r
to thar of CharIX Moran, former A
& Jki coach jtffa Bell's mentor while
a star t,.<>«fcw. Me str«*sais fun
tJtkmvtiUtt fuotball—and itiisjil- ttefoiv..
slvj>-'w'ork with straight <iff«tiidv '* a«'
scoring fo«-t«r.
Um ClaMifted Ad
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TELL THE WORLD"
fn spite of all your enthusiasm over a new salad oil or
sjh.oe or radio battery, you" cannot possibly pass on the
good jnews to more than a few people. ¥ou can't really
'tell the world." - .
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the Texas flat* Med
And ptfeacnt head of
cfltttlon «f those
' i«if,.:,|oae
nfl
Porliaps Todaj
Mavlio I oniorrow
Any Day yoti may
Find soiiiething advertis-
ed eBpeeiallv
FOR YOU
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C1olutiins of the Leader
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manufaetHrer himself is in the same fix. He
can't tell the world. His salesmen can't. His dealers
can't. And the world ought to be told. It wants to
know. It wants to know what's new, what's not only
3food, but better than the best; or cheaper; or more dur-
able or more useful; or just plain more fun.
Advertising "tells the world" today. Back of every
nt is somebody, perhaps a whole group of
somebqdies, full of enthusiasm just as you are when you
)mething that makes things easier or better
for you. Tfctey are telling just as many people a they
can rach in thKworld in person. But that is only fc tiny
fraction of those\key speak to in advertising.
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Advertisements areHruly personal things to the peo-
ple who write them. AncNjhey can be exceedingly per-
sonal to you, too, for they m^an better food, better cloth-
ing, increased health, a happie^h^me, greater prosperity.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 6, 1929, newspaper, January 6, 1929; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth289016/m1/6/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.