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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-09

hands were blue with the cold, and
he was shivering terribly.
Take me out OF this-please!
he pleaded with Anderson. II Alarm
ed, the policeman rushed him to the
court of Judge Retta B. Norris.
Mrs. Morris, recognizing the plight
Roberts was in, sent him home.
Pneumonia was contracted and sew
eral days later Roberts died, but
not before he had made an ante.
norton statement.
Accord ng to Mr.. Aiello, Roberts
said in this statement that while
he was intoxicated. he knew he was
just a half block from his own
home, and pleaded with Policeman
Anderson to take him to his
residence.
Anderson, according to Roberts,
refused to do so, and locked him
up in the icy JAIL" Mr.. Aiello con-
.tinued. Roberts declared the time
he spent in the frigid Jail was like
nightmare"
SlipshOd System Charged
The entire police system of
Prince Georges county is run in a
too slipshod manner. declared Mr..
Aiello, and the American Legion Il
going to conduct a crusade against
"the horrible and pernicious situa.
ton
'"The system might have been all
right fifty years ago." he said. but
the county officials should wake
up to the fact that Hyattsville ana
vicinity is not longer "a dirt-ro
village-it is city of more than
5000 population and should nave
an efficient police system. :.
Jailer Wiseman said he WASH
really ..tl1e regular jailer there e
none at Bladensburg, he said. All
he is supposed to do is to open Lne
iail sand feed the prisoners. no
appropriation for fuel has zen
made, he told ME Aiello.
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When Policeman Anderson came
next morning to get his prisoner,
he found him huddled up In q
corner Of the jail. il face and
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Count Also Considers Acton
for Heart BaIrp Against
MllIic
= 1,.IsrnasssnnI Nems sersisS


NEW YORK, Dec 8. Miilieeut
Rogers slsn, beautiful twenty-one-
year Old heifess to the Rogers
millions. today faced the prospect
Of . court fight for the custody Of
her infant son.
Her husband, Count Ludwig
Salm Hoogstraten, has announced
he viii bring suit for separation
against his young wife, who is the
daughter of Colonel n. b. Rogers,
one of the largest owners Of Stand
ard Oil. and reputed to be worth
$4,000, 900.
The count, who married the
heiress after q tennpestuous and
romantic courtship, indicated, also,
that he might file suit for aliena-
tion Of affection.
Count Is Convinced"
Countess Salm is now in Palm
Beach. Fla, with her son, The
count is in New York. having ar
rbNeu mere 1Fon dDrodu lHuESudy
with his mother in the hope of
Christmas reconciliation with his
bride from whom he had previously
separated after a honeymoon in
Europe, principally in Paris.
The countess has refused point
blank to come 10 New York and
informed the count If he wanted to
see her, or their baby, he could
come to Palm Beach.
Count Salm, therefore. is finally
convinced he announced, that
s'the affection Of his wife has been
alienated, and that she now joins
her advisors in rendering his eff
forts to see the child uncomfort-
able and difficult"
Papers Being Drawn
panava Il, fso,,,,4 cSafn,so emit For
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The District budget for the rs
cal year 1927 has been, slashed
nearly half million dollars be-
low the total appropriated BY
Congress for the current fiscal
year and $14,143,694 below the
total of estimates submitted to the
District Commissioners by depart
ment heads. The budget allow
ance is $S,s5S, 2s7 below the esti-
mates originally submitted by the
District Commissioners to the
Budget Bureau, after being slashed
to what was considered the ulti-
mate limit.
This was learned today when
the annual estimates for appno~
priations were submitted to Con-
gress by President Coolidge. The
total District allowance is $685.
626,579.
An Estimates Sliced
Not only were the direct estimates
for the District Government heavily
sliced. but the Budget Bureau also
has reduced heavily allowances for
other activities in the District com.
ing under the Federal Government.
The appropriations for the office
OF public buildings and public parks
for purchase Of park lands Is
slashed severely. Instead OF the
81 100, 900 authorized for this pur-
pose by law, the bureau has allowed
but 100000. This allowance Is
further reduced by the fact that
out Of it must come funds for
general expenses OF the office.
The estimate for salaries for the
office, which employees more than
8 900 people, Is reduced from
81 ,674, 900 to 81 ,670.500.
The Smithsonian Institution has
suffered a reduction Of $16.7SO be-
low the current appropriation of
$874, O2O.
Senate Estimate Increased
While the District estimated
have been subjected to severe re-
ductions, the estimates for the
Senate have been increased BY
S2aS.76a to permit an increane -
1-F e ~ 4
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TIE WEATHER

tOffIciaI z. s. Weather Bnreau RepOrt)
Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; colder tonight
lowest temperature about 80
degrees; fresh northwest
winds, diminishing tonight.
T e mperature yesterday
Highest. 30; lowest, 81
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FIXING Of JURY
IN KIP CASE
CHARGED
Prominent Eye Doctor Target
of Investigation BY
Grand Jury

BIZ international News servLce

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Dec. g.
The Westchester county grand
jury was directed today by Supreme
Court Justice Joseph Morschauser
to investigate the alleged attempt
Of Doctor ). G. Bennett, prominent
eye specialist of Yonkers. to influ-
ence jury in the unsuccessful
suit brought by Leonard Kip Rhine
lander against his quadroon bride.
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RS
GIVEN
BUDGET
Proposed Expenditures Take
Into Account Tax Slash
Of $685.. 900. 900

THE BUDGET
For the District 81 Columbia
IN detail on Page "A Of tOday's
paper.
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Today's Scratches
AZ New Orleans

FIRST RACE Emma G.
SECOND RACE--Lady Finnell,
Mrs. Pat, Tease, Mark Aurele. Sir
Ralph, May Buddy.
THIRD RACE-SileX IL.
FOURTH RACE--Ferrash.
SIXTH RACE--MacBeth Tod
Renesor, Ada Blackjack.
SEVENTH RACE-Lad O. Minet
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Papers Being Drawn

Papers in. Count Salm's. suit for
separation are now being drawn
up. IL they cannot be served on
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MYSTERY DEATH
WILL BE PR0BED;
POISONING FEARED
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 90 The
death Of Eugene +. King, street ear
moiorman, was investigated by an.
thoritics today on the theory he
may have been poisoned.
King died suddenly and mystcri-
ously, according to close relatives.
Miss Daisy King, sister and trained
nurse, who instigatcd the investiga-
ton. said:
"My brother complained Of So
we're stomach pains before he died.
He even said he suspected someone
was putting poison in his FOOD
The motorman left an estate vain.
ed at 100000, which will be inherit
cd by his widow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

The Ventura Refining company's
properties, as taken over by the
California Petroleum corporation,
ale valued ar approximately S12,-
000,0C0. The deaf inclu0es 10000
acres Of wildcat territory in Cali
fornia. 10000 acres in other states,
and approximately 80 wells pro-
ducing an average Of 5000 barrels
OF oil daily.
Tho Mohawk Oil company was
owned by San Francisco interests,
although it operated in southern
fields. Its holdings were absorbed
at an approximate cost of $4,000
600.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

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or other animals accounted for the
missing bones.
In addition to the bones the
scarchers found Il black coat, vest
and trousers, diScolorcd and faded
by the action Of the elements. There
were also parts of a white shirt with
a blue stripe. socks, underwear. col
lar, white wash tie and one shoe.
Find Knife and Coins
In tht trousers pockets were
found small bunch of keys, and It
t""-bIaded pocket knife, all rusted
and covered with debris. Near the
bones was n white handkerchief,
with the initial OF worked in
the corner. \ short distance away
Was a larger handkerchief. Those
Who found the body doubt that the
handkcrchiefs have any bearing on
the skeleton us they might have
been lost by mixers and carried by
the wind TO the scene Of the trag-
edy.
Eighty-0ne cents in coins, black
cned and stained by the clements.
were picked up with the bones. The
coins included Il half dollar. n quar-
ter and six cents. There was also
the cover Of Il check book issued by
the Merchants National Bank of
San Diego, an institution that has
since been absorbed by another
bank.
III The clothing was examined by
Sellers. in an effort 10 obtain some
cinc that might lead to the identity
Of the man. without success. The
; clothing was Of comparatively
cheap material. No hat was found,
indicating that if the man had one
it might have long since blown
away. The discovery of the rail
road ticket as reported in Ecster-
! days Press indicates that the
! tragedy occurred three wears ago.
Coroner Lemons stated today
! that an inquest in the ease will not
! be held Immediately. He expects
tn San Diego authorities may wish
] to make q check up on the remains
to make certain that they are not
! those Of Schick. As yet he has
! not heard any word from San Die
go, though he has advised them that
the remains are here If they care
to examine them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
HEBER
Dy Press staff COrresDOD Il NJ

IIEBER, Sept. 29.-Mrs. F. D..
Reed is preparing to receive 1000
faby chicks. She has purchased Il
broodcr.
Another mechanic has joined the
bradford Garage. He is W. G..
Davis from San Francisco.
Chas. +. Davis. who has tuned
pianos in llebcr for the past -
years, is in town again.
Mr. md Mrs. f. A. Potts opened
their country home for the farewell
social in honor Of the retiring pas
tor and his family, Rev. y. II. lIud
son. Social games were played in
the house and on the large lawn.
Tho Ladies Aid presented the pas
tor with q substantial check and his
beloved wife was given personal
gift. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Womack, Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Witcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Orr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fozcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. ID. Jones and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Hancock and family, Mr..
ana Mrs. Mahmke and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Courtney and family,
Mrs. Lyon and daughters, Mrs.
ajor and daughter, Mrs. Correll
ard daughter, Mrs. Williams, Mr..
Tomlin, Miss Wvldc- Browne and
Miss Esscnsc, numbering all told
nearly so guests who were hospit-
ably entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
T.. \. Potts and their son Harold.
Old timers will remember when
Mr.. Aitkcn was manager of the
Cooperative Creamery here. His
daughter, Mrs. Helen Aitken-John.
son, has given her parents first
grandson at their home in Riverside
\ social meeting Of the Ladies
Aid will be held at the home OF
! Mis-. Gavin on Thursday, October s
at 2:3O p. IN. \ silver offering
,, VIII be taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
APPROVES NAMES
OF DRY CHIEFS

WASHINGTON, Sept. % As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
Andrews today "ppyhved the fol
lowing appointments made by pro
hibition administrators:
William l.. Bowen, attorney foI
the Los Angeles administrator.
W. W. Anderson, assistant ad
ministrator i'll charge of enforce
mcnt for the Los Angeles region.
Frank NJ. Pool, deputy admins
TRAITOR for Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
CALF. PETROLEUM
CO. ABSORBS TWO
LARGE CONCERNS
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 90. -
The California Petroleum corpor.
alton has acquired the Ventura Re-
filming company and the Mohawk
Oil company in transactions invol-
wing Il total OF $4,000 900, it was
learned today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

De Laval Separator with power attachment; 12
milk cans; milk tank; sterilizer, ETC.
They are plowing up the ranch and must sell their
dairy if you want string of we'll marked Hol-
stems, you can find them In this sale. Look 'em
over and be there on time. We will sell the
dairy equipment, young stock and bulls before
lunch
TERMs-S100 under cash. over 800, .1s In
months, 70 in months. Purchaser to give note
and approved security, drawing 10 per cent In
terest from date AL notes to be approved by
clerk. No property to be removed until settled
for. Anyone buying cows or more will be given
long time monthly payments.
d. L. ZINN, and C1IAS JOHNSON Auctioneers
Office 610 Main St. Phone l72
w. L. Garrett, Clerk F. w. Zinr, Ringman
VICTOR BERRIENN & JULIUS ZIONAZ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

9nch shipments may enter Cali
'fGrnia if permission first is obtain
ci from the state dcparimc:t Of
agriculture after animals in ship
mcntS are certified by federal vet
cr,narians rs free from the disease.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
MODIFY EMBARGO f.
ON TEXAS STOCK
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Scrt. pa
California 5 embargo On cattle.
swine and sheep shipments from
Teas was modified today TO apply
only to- sections of that state un
dor federal quarantine for hoof and
II lDDt III disease.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

A new state highway to skirt
Clear Lake is to be built from Will
Jams, ColuSa county, to Upper
Lake, Lake county to do away with
III" steep Bartlett Springs grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

L. f. Wright. Official cytraor.
dinarv of Liv"rmorc. Alameda
county has Just Ok Jobs. IS city e'r,
girccr. surveyor, fire chief, traffic
officer, park superintendent, pound
master, etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

4 100000 hotel is to be built ii
Clear Lake Beach, Lake county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

You Have Tried other Omelets.
Now try LOynds. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
Clothing Around
Skeleton Fails
To Yield Clues

Confined from page y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1925

On the old Boone ranch, now owned by Victor
Rerlienn and Julius Bionaz; located 3 miles
west and miles north of Seeley; autos go west
of Seeley on San Diego highway to auction sign
and north miles to sale.
SALE STARTS AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP
BIG FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Be There Early. We viii Sell the Young Stock
Before Lunch
120 CHOICE HcLSTEIN COWS
DURHAMS AND 2 GUERNSEY COWS
NOTE-Sixty Of these Holstein cows have fresh
ened in the past 60 days; 20 springers. These
are extra well marked Holsteins, the ranch has
gone to water grass and bermuda and must be
plowed up This sale is q large one, out Of the
main dairy district. Buyers be there early and
look them anytime before the sale.
GO Iiolstein Heifers, to years DID, several heavy
springers; IIolstein bulls, Ia months old and
one years old 10 milk calves; good feeder
shoats.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

Southwick's Makes Alterations
The show windows at Southwicks
store on Main street are undergo
ing extensive alterations, the en-
tire front of the store being torn
out to make Il roomy lobby, with
show windows on either side. Man.
agcr Houk stated this morning that
The change will add considerably to
the aitractivcncss Of the store, as
well as making possible better
display Of merchandise.
Marie Reitz Jenkins, accredited
teacher Of violin and cornet, an.
nounces opening Of music studio
Sept. 18th, assistant teachers Miss
Josephine Williams, Mrs. Ruby Bak-
er. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

Automobile Loans. clear your
ar and loan you money, you pay
ne by the month. Fred r. Cross,
$50 Main st. Phone 359J. Ell Cen
trO. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

Your Old Mattress will be made y
new one. We are equipped with the
latest machinery. Your cotton is
thoroughly opened and cleaned and
with extra layers in centers so vour
mattress stands up. Call 295 Calex.
leo. we will call. Or write Calexico
Cotton Products Inc. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

This set should not be
confused with the dis
continued models some
times offered at SPEC
IAL prices. western
Air Patrol" is a neeV
model, and compares
favorably with sets SELL
ing at a higher price.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv

Change of Address. -"Triple AZ
Artesian Water plant has been NOV
ed from 32O Broadway to 1863 State.
Phone 49o. adv