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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
Invention To
Eliminate Static
From, Radio.

SPOKANE, Wash. Jan. 90
r. A. Sturgis, railroad switch
man, announced he has accepted
$1,000 for an invention to eli.
inmate static from radio. He
said the invention can be manu-
factured for $40 each.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26

Detroit, Jan. 26.-Ten thousand
tractors will be shipped from the
River Rouge plant of the Ford COM
pany, to Seattle enroute to Vladi-
vostok under different terms than
those reported in the Soviet news
papers. The terms are cash for rs
per cent Of the shipment. and ten
months credit on the remainder.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
SOVIET ORDERS
FORD TRACTORS
Russia Orders $4,000 Trac.
! tors From Ford Company
Ship via Seattle

MOSCOW, Jan. ga contract be-
tween Russia and the Ford company
for 10000 tractors on nine months
credit Is announced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The Brook
lyn Eagle says Henry Ford has pur-
chased for 100000, old violins to
add to his collection of antiques.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
Big Booze Shipment.

Cargo lists of actual shipments
We're introduced in the case this az
ternoon in evidence given by Fred.
erick William Davey. Canadian Col.
lector Of Customs at Victoria.
Through him the Government put
into the record, the shipping declar-
ations of the Motorship Prince Al
bert, when on August rs, 1924, it
sailed from Victoria with 1886 sacks
of liquor consigned to Champerico,
Guatemala. The U. S. Government
contends this liquor was transferred
outside of the 12-mile limit and again
transferred to boats which brought
it to Seattle.
The cargo included: so cases of
Creme de Menthe; 500 cases of Peb-
bleford, valued at s25,000; 1900 cases
of "H and S." $50 cases of Hollis
Scotch whiskey; 500 cases of Gran.
ME Taylor: so cases of Hennessey
Three Star; 500 cases of rye whis.
key; 1,025 cases Of Sandy McNab:
1900 cases of Dawson's Scotch.
U. S. Attorney Reville promised
to show that these brands of liquor
were on the market here shortly
after the Prince Albert cleared and
that no other ship left with such
liquor at that time.
Witness is Reproved.
Judge Neterer reproved Mr. Whit.
ney for suggesting testimony to
Canadian witness who was called Il
other purposes. Chief Counsel Van
deveer, for the defense, said tina:
Whitney suggested testimony to A
r. Bottencourt, master of the Can
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
PLANE Is SIGHTED.

MADRID, Jan. 26.-The Cadiz WIRE
less station reported at 1915 O'Clock
this afternoon that the steamer Van
Carlos, communicated with the Span
ish seaplane and all was we'll aboard
and the aviators were steering by
radio compass.
A message at $40 o'clock this
afternoon said the aviators were
proceeding satisfactorily.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
STEAMERS ARE
DELAYED; GALE
REPORTED, SEA
Aquitania Battles Storm AL
most To Standstill; Is
Delayed Two Days

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-At least
twelve vessels carrying 5000 pas
sengers are reported in the grip of Il
gale raging on the Atlantic.
The Aquitania MS battered al
most to a standstill in a binding
snow storm and fog and it is expected
her arrival will be delayed for two
days.
The Leviathan was barely able to
make progress in the storm, accord
ing to radio advices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
OLMSTED CROWD
DARED OFFICERS
TO SMASH RING
Assistant Dry Chief Sa Us
Olmsted And Crowd Ad-
mitted Bootlegging

SEATTLE, Jan. 26-William NJ.
Whitney, assistant prohibition admin.
lstrator, testified last night in the
Olmsted case, that Olmsted and his
associates admitted to him they were
bootlegging and virtually dared the
government to try and stop them.
Whitney said Harry Kern, one of
the defendants, told him. Il stop for
nobody on land or water II can't
,outrun them, | can outshoot them"
Describing raids. Whitney recount
ed conversation with Olmsted and
others and said not the slightest
effort was ever made to conceal the
fact they were bootlegging on
gigantic scale. He related that
Cliff Maurice, one of the defendants
admitted he was stopped with load
of liquor in Seattle on August 81,
1924 but told them he was hauling
for Olmsted and was allowed to pro.
ceed
Whitney said Myer Berg was very
cordial and talkatve when his home
was raided and said: You'll never
lind liquor here"
Whitney declared Berg said: II
always keep the liquor somewhere
else, but you are awful persistent
and II you keep on you might catch
u.s."
On motion of the defense attorney
Vanderveer, the court ruled that
II; A,,fa rT.
refrain from smiling in court. This
is serious case commented Judge
Neterer
II. G. York. aged IS, Oldest juror,
arose in the box and asked:
Your Honor. is this a conspiracy
case we are trying?"
Judge Neterer assured him 1t was
and told him he would instruct him
on other details later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26
1000 MILE HOP
IS STARTED BY
SPANISH FL|ERS
Seaplane Leaves Las Palmas
For Cape Verde; Will
Rest There 2 Days

BULuETIN-PORTO PRAYA, Cape
Verde Islands, Jan. 26.-The Spanish
seapane flying from Paos, Spain,
to Buenos Aires, arrived this after
noon from Gando Bay Canary Is
lands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26

LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands, Jan.
26.-Commander Ramon Franco and
his two companions, in the Spanish
seaplane, resumed their flight towards
Buenos Aires, hopping off today from
here for Cape Verdes, distance of
1850 miles. The hop-off was at 500
o'clock this morning.
At Cape Verdes, the three fliers
will take a two day rest then jump
to Pernambuco, Brazil, distance of
LII miles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-01-26

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Evening star., 1926-09-01
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

over. with respect TO conditions in
general II with respect to the char
acter Of governing capacity Of the
American people.
"Thcir difficulty Is in their op-
timi@m; their narrowing attention
to the thing Immediately in hand
aud their disposition when every
thing is going with them fairly well
to say that George Will attend to
the rest.
"But what ] am very hopcFu! Of
j that when they realize the grand
total Of destruction Of life and
p.epcr;v due 70 tho failure on the
part Of legislators to make proviS-
oa. financial and otherwise, ade-
qaatc protection Of crime aad aGe-
quatc machinery for prosecution,
t ."v win NIKE the legislators re
pou.ibIc, ana viii insist On the or
auizatior of courts. pf pr S"cution9
aql Of a1ccuatc detection of crime
t'lat shall bring about what ""
ue,. to lavc in that regard.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT GIVES
VIEWS ON CRIME SITUATION

William Howard Taft, chief
justice Of the United States
supreme court and the nations
only living president, has
given TO the United Press an
exclusive interview, dealing
with the crime situation in the
United Sta teS-a subject now
occupying keen interest Of pri-
vate and public organizations
throughout the country.
Mr. Taft, who preSides over
the highest court in the land,
has made it practice not to
grant interviews. He con-
Sented, however, to receive a
correspondent of the United
Press and Carl D. Groat, man
ager Of the United Press
Washington bureau, was given
the assignment.
Groat visited Mr.. Taft at the
raft summer home, Pointe All
Pic, Murray Bay, Quebec and
secured the interview which
will be carried on the United
Press wires in two installments.
The first installment, which
follows, contains an analysis
Of legal phases Of the orime sit
uation. Tomorrow installlnent
VIII deal with some of the more
human clements of the situa-
tion.
United Press, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
PERSONA

r. f.. Tracy Of San Diego, is in
~ rcutro ou business.
Ms. II. T. Laughlin Of Imperial,
Is visiting in FL Centre today.
EcN Ncroy of Pasadena, is trans
acting husru"~~ iu the city.
David Creighton, farm advisor, is
.u Hrav.cv uu official hu~juc~, to.
day.
Ms Ellen Bank has returned from
two weeks Vacation spent at ia
crmha.
LEROY Holt wa, in III Centre last
night, He registered at the Hotel
Barbara Worta
Cm Of town bu.irc>, callers YES
tcrday included ", ". llotchkiSs OF
Sacramento; Mrs i, L. Mcclellan,
l}oItyiIlc; +. h, Euett, Dallas, Tex
rS; Mr.. anI Mrs. T.. T.. Crrchibald,
Duartc; \. H. Gasy, Imperial; ), j.
Cllrh, Inn. rial, ana 7. W. Prndlc.
ton IloitvilIr.
j. r. Collins and family OF Phor.
MIX, Arzoua, are visiting friends in
the valley.
HIil..I,l,I,;, .r,,l. ,nns4 L., ,rnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

ing statutes Of England aud which
are still III force IN England quite
as fully AS they are here.
: "Ahd yet no one complains that
the criminal laws Of England are
not most satisfactorily enforced:
that crime is not dctcctcd; or that
criminals are not punished, aud that
the innocent are not protcetcd
: . Now why IS that 50 there and
not here?
"Ncj!. of course. there should be
q premise that we have i very diff
fcrcnt set Of criminals to, dead with
and we have problems growing out
Of our 'me}ting pot that in pop
ulation like that Of England d--honro-
gencouH--docSn' t exist.
"'Thc law abiding Impulse Of I'll"
English people is most remarkable
and it was manifested in the late
strike to q degree that is notcwor-
thy in the history Of peoples for il
controlled NOT only thr public 1T
large but also the strikers thcmscl-
YES 50 that in that tense >iruat ION,
there WASH t, as I rccollcct it. amy
disorder resulting in dcath.
''ThH aa'on'' havo happened in
our cOnge-'cd population, so many
of non nativc races that are not
imbued vth that respect fDr law
that is Sibic among homogcn-
Gus peopIa.
q ,tacles Bind Laws
: $50 j; j. that the machinery for
the arrest ap& pro~ec%tiou Of Grim
inals is confronted with Obstacles in
the charl"yrr Of the peoples thom-
selves that no othc" country has.
But Notwithstanding ,hnsr diff
: utics. tGc administration Of the
criminal law might 'e greatly I'M
proved.
''Iu tie first place. in n@ny jar
i.dictions mean among tAc states
the iud.rns Of the "UurtS in the
trial Of criminal cases h1v" hai
their powers weakened H. r'-t";"-
tive stdtt'rs. In the matter of
charging The iurr and helping the
! iurv to understand WhHt the i>Sun
is before thcm; in the conduct "f
: Tue Trial Sti'fI III y. anu III " lHibN %
;ug out from the evidence the irr"-
.lcvant and uneubstantial so that the
iurv may gain = sense of proportion
ias to the value and weight Of cvi-
.dcncc, maar Of III" courts are SO ro-
,strictcd that Judge at 4 triad does
mot amoun' 70 more thm . modcra'
tor at religious conference.
"Thr3e restrictions ar" imposed
by statute and thcy indicate Il com
imcndablc fear of abuse Of power
but q lameutabic failurc - apPr"c-
late what j. necessary to give to
in3"os Il" function that they mav
exercise reasonable assistance to the
Jury in reachmg a sound conclusion
without in any way taking from the
liury the rignt to be the ultimate
Judge Of the facts in The case.
| ''Now in tie federal courts the
Judges have the same power that the
t,ng!ish Judges lave bUt i'm many
state courts It has been taken away.
And the Jury system as it is admin
i,tered in such courts is not the
English common law system at "Il
and it greatly woakons the Yroha-
hilitv of the conviction Of criminals
that war on society,"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Jrdce Should Ra Trusted

the chIei justice paused nedita~
lively and chucklcd good naturedly
before continuing:
"It's curious result in those
communities whore tho weakened
power Of the judge exists. The
people first take away the power
and then they criticize the judges
for not conducting courts in which
crimes are punished. Some official
in the court has TO be trusted and
] don t see but that the system OF
the English law, where the Judge is
trusted. has vindicatcd itself in the
administration OF English justice.
. "Moro than that. IN abuse Of
power by the judge, undc" our >ys-
tenn Of review, is easily corrected by
the appellate court.
Secondly. there is need in many
places Of more judges to do the
criminal work; and then, even when
the judges are sufficient in I.um-
bcr. there is no supervising author
ity to distribute thcm from one dis
trict to another 50 as to mass the
+ judicial force to overcome congcS-
tion Of business in heavier districts.
Thirdly. tucrc i> not cnoUgh
money spent; tacrc is not suffi.ion;
organization Of tie detecting and
prosecuting >achincrv. Thor" is
> IT. flroegl the country districts
certainly. .,@ab cou>t;,blc> or 20
liccmcu.
. "AaeH ;.- j. .rua that in mauv
con9estcJ Cts'rictS where crime is
excessive tie sympathy Of the
neichborhooa is too often cffcrtiv"
to obNtrgct 'he procuring Of cvi-
dcncc and H. thorough prosecution
Of persons reasonably suspected Of
riInc. ! am ret u pes~lmst, how
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
HEARING TODAY FOR
ALLEfGEO SLAYER OF THREE

MARTPOSA, Cal, Aug. 81. -
Charged with the Staying Of his
three partners, Paul Baran, part
owner Of the Little Shvlocks mine
near here, is scheduled to appear in
Justice court today for preliminary
hearing.
Baran 70 charged with the murder
Of Victor Shimonoicff, Harry j.
Clark and Theodore S-hastncr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
THE WEATHER.

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Far
and walm tonight and Wednesday
with low humidity.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Wednesdays but cloudy or
fo2gv along the coast tonight. High
tcmporature and low humidity III
the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Snrvinr LIN Tf-ln-I II

sorving jan Tenn ~. f1ramA'o
af '.l'>iro. usahic to pay >loy
'uc npo>cj upon him yesterday
by Ju-'.., g 'ho Peace Lorrnl for
rocjtc~- driving, started today to
~cr,s - day >tay ia the county
ilJl lie va, arrested Saturday ON
the CalcNico highway by County
Traf,'ir Officers Acklyv and Hol
con.. T. Alvarado, also arrested
ou reckless, driving charges hv
NcL!av and liolromh, paid a Sloo
fine yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

rryers and Fat Hens. Any mum
cr. Dressed OF und:cSscd. Phone
IL. 1852 Woodw"rd. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
You'i knat Well through hot
summer nights if you bald that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
Figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv

I'ise v.aas feba', eN,'riencr a4!
.'o.#'o.r e.:Iifird. '>"f,ar' -ofIe't
i. l. Il. Mitchell ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Myron Z. writer, 'hr logical NAN
= tAr II a."mhIg. Vote for him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

weekly business meeting and dinner
"i the chamber Of commerce di-
to"tors. The meeting win be at the
l'arbara Worth hotel and will open
1T $3.50 p. III. The poflic is invited.
he was carrying WIS found TO- con.
5"'a five gallons Of moonshnc
Dr. HarIy F.ndley, specialist in
diseases Of eye. car nose and
tnroat. %@.&4 Davis ElJg. Phone
%. adv
Myron D. Witter, farmer, bust
ness man, public spirited citizen,
who know, Imperial Comty'y
l'oIS from the g.ohnd W. senl
'"m to '.. ,,eSrmo.v- v-A';
Raiircad Is Oiled -cou,ct.on
Of another improvcmw' dong The
san ii"@o and 'iriIoaa railway
r.@'h Of way is reported bv Dalc
ramsey, district agent. ijo ar
Hounced that thc road bed between
- CrHtro and Coyote We'll has becu
oiled, ju~uriu% more comfortable
.'"c fer atrou> a~ the dirt aud dust
heretofore encountered havr been
eliminated. IN the past frcqaem
cleaning operations were u,c,>-arv
along the - uilr stretch.
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t'action specialist. Davis Rldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Returns from Vacation Trip
Mis-. L,ta VI Brym, coart scuorrcr
il SuPcrior .judg" Franklin CoIe'S
'omt, has returned from six
week s vacation during which III"
visited friend, n coast cities.
Marriage Licenses Issued-Marri.
aye licenses were issued IT the cour'
."use tod.. to Alta Scar, and M.
pit~ Kaufman, both of Blythe.
and AnlUf uebIiu aud Mary Lewis
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The f'fa. o. -" P1p!,r at'uiHis-
'rn'or .a1Hu ~ I:. l., oroo~it.!
"ua the cunt, treasurer. Gn!,r @F
administration 'h,v pi1 -. r. H..
Al'aH.H Ai'.
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yg-.. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Philadelphia crooks must be get
ting worse. Cops there are ordered
not 10 wear amy icwclry.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

The f1ras O. -" P15!ir a'uiHie-
',n'or aHu ~ Ia. T.. arpostt..
@ua the cunt, ts"&,urcr rul,r mt
administration 'h,v VIZ h. r. II.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Furniture Bargains. Clayton y
,evens l15 NJ. 5th. adv

Campers Notice. Sec k.'tle BED
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Marriage Liccnses Issued-Narri

aye licenses were issued II the court
."uae tn1#s to Al}a scar, and Nj.
Olive K"gftma1, both Of Blythe.
and Ar'.af tealiu and Mary Lewis
Of san pie-". III" couples were TO-
In married. tate this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
NE WIS BRIEFS
from City and County

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For Sale Or ~frt-0 0ianos 80.
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Traffic officer Resigns-Captain
|aat t.W3,t of ttn state taafflr
Had, announced today That be- has
|cepl'l the resignation Of officer
=. "ai.-ou~. 10 te>.c -itcct i'm.
iiatrly. Williams !. .aacd to a-.
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pt,nhcr IT, ard r.. Address Riv-
,id" business Collage, Riverside,
|lifernia adv
New Screen Doors and Windows
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oa@ public administrator s2oo,l
eao.or M..h utmost care. b@, {
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Furniture Bargains. clayton y
Eevens rs M. 5th. adv
Campers Notice. Sec K.''le BED
CLAYTON \ Stevens. adv
rryers and Fat Hens. any mum
e. Dressed oc und:csscd. Phone
81. lUs2 Woodw"rd adv
'Myron D. Writer, 'br logical man
J. thr assembly. Vote for him.
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Chamber Dinner Wednesday - \
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Hotel Barbara Worth
Dining Room
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Dr.. J. = FoncaEnon, Os,copath.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

\ fORE than 7lE OF al our forest fires are the re.
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erca-snL thousands upon thousands Of acres
tare.s ept-hunen lives are lost, tin. hoineete4d5
swept ASIDE, ea:.e t4ni'ies aaae destitute.
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h,ip the brave 40 axe de. .oting tile lives 70
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Returns from Vacation Trip-
Mis-. L'ta N. Hryao, coGrt icuortcr
il Supcrior Judg" Franklin Cole'S
'odrt, has returned from six
week S vacation during which III"
visited friend, n coast cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Wanted -~'r,,cuts WHO wish to
ork for ;Acir Ipo'n and board
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3lifarnia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Chamber Dinner Wednesday - \
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

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DR.. A. E. Hanson, Dentist. E2-
l'action specialist. Davis Rldg
evenings hE appointment. Phone
8 ". adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

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