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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06
Two Rochester Men
Held For Shortage

Rochester, MIMI, Aug. 6-R.-
Two employees Of the Union National
bank here are charged with misap-
preparation Of the banks funds in
information sworn to today by Off
Gals of the bank.
c. E. Southwick, assistant cashier,
is held without charge and bank au-
'horities say he has confessed to
cmbezxlement Of $4,000. Cashier S.
L. Seaman il charged with manipula-
ton of accounts involving $l1, 200,
which has been repaid. Seaman is
at liberty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06
Would Rather Fight
Than Work

II suffered for years with stomach
trouble and could not eat and jhst
hated Cor anyone to sax work TO me.
1 would esther Fight Since taking
q course Of Mayr's ectua1ly want 10
work. and talk about eat. ] am the
lAsk one TO toave the tSble now II Il
Is = stmtle, Matn1ess prepsration
that retaoy6s the euterrhAf mucus
from the intestinel tract and. aFlaya
the iirfIanrmat ton which causes prAc.
ideally al Btomach. liver and ,intes-
tinat atlmeMts. includint appendici-
tis. One dose will convince or
!. money refunded. ~ oil druggi5Ea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06
Flashes oil. Life

Atlanta, Ga.--Bobhy Jones con.
fcsses he would like 10 use, = weighted
iron, rather than q pen, to describe
his sensation when reporting the
prowess of fourOmc, one member
of which turned in "a splendid II" on
tho first hole and finished the first
eight in "cven 12's." He showed un-
examplcd Gan1cncss," was Roberts
sincere tribute.
Rome Some italian farmers are
blaming Mobile for the extended per.
iod of bad weather which has re.
tarded crops. The Norgess trip over
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06

July 2O-Alice June Peterson. 3
California.
July a6-Edmund Arthur Freigang
q. Bismarck.
July T--Mrs. Stephen Wiskin-
huser, "a, Strasburg, N. D.; Clara
Wetzstcin, Z, Glen Uilin, N. D.
July 28-Louisa Trautman, a.
Streeter, N. d.
July 3O-Car1 August Meisncr, 80,
Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

went fishing today. He tried his luck
in Piney Hollow brook, about quar-
ter Of u mile from the Coolidge farm
house. Meanwhile Mrs. Coolidge took
u pail and went bluebcrrying.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06

mis- tournament on the Island park
courts this morning by defeating
Helen Carroll, Valley City, Ga and
6.2. Her victory this morning gives
Mrs. Eddy her second leg on the title
cup. She won her first leg in 1925.
Mrs. Eddy's victory over the Valley
City star proved to be spectacular
exhibition Of tennis, with the Far
goan holding the advantage from the
start.
Robert +. kehrer, jamestown, ad-
vanccd to the finals in the mems
state singles with a three straight set
win over George McHose, Fargo, rs,
6-3 and 6.l.
In the second scmi-finals match e.
p. Tenneson, Fargo. won from War
ner McNair, Fargo, 10. Ca, Ga and
Cd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06
Fargo Woman Wins
Tennis Tournament

Fargo, N. D.. Aug. 6--GP.-Mrs
Ethel K. Eddy, Fargo, won the
women's state singles championship
in the 23rd annual North Dakota ten
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06
CEltr,
-

Enslishman (st, street accident i
Scottish villase):s Give him som
air!
Spscipious. native:. Give him son,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06

COOLIDGE TRIES HIS LUCK
Plymouth, VT, Aug. 6-R. I'm
able to resist longer the call of his
fatoritc sport, President Coolidge
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-06

they may Do again in = number 4
years. il the decision of some Of tn
foresigAted.
New York-Your domestic mena@
arie is incomplete IL yoa haven't
darling little boa constructor in yod
conservatory. A local dspartmc1|
store offers them at e1.60 each.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
McCamant Impossible,
 President Is Advised

WashinEion, Feb. II R}--prcsi- dent Cooli@ge was tojd todty by Senators McNary and Stanlicld, rc- Wlhlican&, Oregon, that they ho- flowed 1t would be Impossible 10 get rnate confirmation of the nomina- ton O. Wallace MctHmlnt of Port land to n" a circuit jGds-.
 A poll of tn senate i,JIt,iary corn. mit'ao, which has tlo nomination under consideration. they aajl, inlI- ratod an adverse report WouM- be 's,yr0 to the snrat', and in such @1 ry'nt th'y SAW uo possibility of .a}rrsh," t-'.a'" action.
 MnCamaut, who nominated Prrsi- Gnlj .toolidgr for tho 1ir'- -rrreidpncy Tt tho r"p'bioan national couE"u- lion in Chicago in 19@o x @rHyin% on th+ C.rC':ir ncH under rarcss ap- poirmrns. Tho fight u@'3ins, his confirmation iz lcl hY Sau'tor .Tchn- son, ropuniirWI, California, Who con- ,jcju;s %IrCammt lsrcEard'd his primary iYetrurtions in lailoHrc for arc-tInntial candidates at tn> l9@0 ronNontion.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
TROY GANGSTERS YOUNG GUILTY
Worcester Jury Brings in
 Verdict on All Counts

Norcosttr Mass, Feb, II u7j --- John r., Troy and Dennis J. Britt, alleged bandits whom the govprn- mcnt charged with highway robbery, were found Eui,ty on ull counts by a superior criminal court 1ury in q scaled verdict reported to Judge Nelson r. llroWn when the court convened this forenoon.
 Troy and Britt were tried as mcm- hcrs of the so-cullcd "Troy eaue" of youthful robbers who tcrroriZcd Worcester county last summer by d serbs of hoIdups A raid on a lunch cart in this city early in Anrust was 'he first of thc crimes attributed 10 tho band. A few nights later tho band, trayclng in an automobile stolen 0t kif'crN Me- carried ou' 'vn highway rohhorjes in one eve- ming.
 On one Of these attempts u Iair of spoctacIos was stolen from An ,hony Ncrano, and these spootacIcy figured largely at the trial in the Identification of the defendants, Two or three days after tho robbery of Nerano group of youths raiicd a lunchcart Danirl Sullivan, a po- I,co offer who was in the place, sho Of Walter $. DcsroHjars, one of inc hand. Nnx' day tue body of nes- rosters was found in un abandoned automobile and in his pocket Yer
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
NcCOy's RinoIn Greatest Help
 When Constipation Is Chronic
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situdc, tircdrose and lark ot am- lition.
 For habitum constipation Is a condition that Is so unnatural that often the blood becomes polluted with the toxins that sccp into every flhrc or the system - often causing auio-iu,oNication.
 But now McCoys Rinolin, the new. pleasant 10 take emulsion, tells millions Of untortunat" vic- tims of constipation that if they will follow directions for ten days perhaps less - that bowels will become T, ,Eular and natural and stay that way for many days 10 come.
 NcCoy's Einol.u is inc ncFT Emulsion that druggists every where ar1 s.lNas 90 much of. | ,s guaranteed To rl3 YOU o: hahitua constipation i0 1n days nr mone4 back - just follow the directions. Rnoln tonisht-rep tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
SEEK CLUE 10 BOY
Hartford Police Running Down Re port That Missing Youngsters Was Seen jn glastonbury.

Ilm1'orI Fth, ll,--Thr rolicr "rn ruaurr down the report today that James Doyor.. year old son Of Nr. and Mrs. Thom&S Uoy"ry, %5I Broad Ml l. who disappeared from in front of S5 Josruh's cathedral S"Ni.> morning, v2a picked up hy Fl mc'or.eI on lho ConN",tlcUt river briloc and dropped eff somewhere in Ol2stonuurE rpaoh"rs in schools in the south I#t ct th" ely asked 'nri" pupils today if thcE saw q boy v"arAujins 'h2 lost lad walking with i,yo men near Colts park The po- lice were told that "jWo tall French nsrD" were overheard Sunday after noon a' G:I5 f2ihi"2 shout 'ijrjr hoy co'AH&nion. On" is reported 10 have said tho boy was test and the other rNat they had b'''rr turn him over 10 inc police, but no lost child has icon reported fcun1
 The parents fear their son lost his way because of the snow. ITo ia somewhat backward an1 is q pupil in the city's uu@rad"d school,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

Seems too good 10 ho true, but after you thoroughly remove the wall deposits ond cxrI every par t.clc of poisonous waste from tho utestincs, the active pcristalsis that results will make you fo"Gct pills and salts and caloml and all purratives and cathartics for weeks to come
 And when your bowels move regularly as nature intended they should moyr. what a difference it will make in ycu and all for the better.
 Your skin will bc clearer and cleaner for ono thing and your eyes will sparkle with healthy brightness: for constipation surely lops raus. lull 'tcs and sallow skin.
 Yes: and your mind will b. kcencr. leo. and vigorous physical activity will take the place oC las
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
EXPECT LARGE ATTENDANCE AT BENEFIT CARD PARTY
Proceeds Will Be Given Families of Men Killed in North X
 Judd Disaster

pMns for th" h@nofit card 7arty 10 be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the lllhs club un- der thr auspices of the New Britain chapter, ronrccticut Council of Catholic Women. urn nearing com plction and indications point 10 q lNrg" attendance, The procords will be used to alleviate any suffering among the survivors Of tho victims Of the North X Judd co. disaster of last week.
 Mrs, William K1amht is receiving contributions of candy and Mrs. Ed ward l" llaNNon is in charge Of reservations at thr tahl.e. The fol- lowing have already made table reservations
 Mrs. John McDrjarty, Mrs. Frank Kent, Mrs. William klamht, Mrs. John l.. Uo"n-s, Miss Annie Coftcy. Mrs. Charles Booth, Mrs. N. J. Ken nry, Mrs, N, T. NcrWin, Airs. John I'ttzsimmons, Mrs. r, J. RinEroso, Mrs. \. M. Paoncssa Mra Catherine EiN%ro*., Mrs, Francis Kelly, Mrs. JuIiH poohl"s. n"s. John IlrlaNd. Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. John Tar rant, Ms. k. X, Gris". Mrs, Philip EJrdcck, Mrs, ". J. Nobir, Mrs. r. !. Murray, Mrs. James Rogan, Mrs. Jos ph M Halloran, Mrs. r. F. Me- l1onoUgh. Mrs. Thomas l.. Hineilj1rr @Irs. Catherine Dunn, Mrs. J. NJ AlanEan, Mrs. James r. White, Mrs j, c. WoosS. Miss Catherine Ring rose. Miss Mary KiNiry, Miss May smith, Miss EiI,rn Burns. Miss Ella E1rNson, Mrs, Mary \. llir, lius. Miss Grace Maehan, Mrs. Jean Hart. Mrs. ". J. Hannon. Mrs. F. L. Ham non, Miss Agnes Fox. Mrs Mary Ludl". Mrs. John IEoc Mrs John MHrabr, Mrs. Caroline CenloN. Mrs. Catherine Humascr, Mrs, John Far Ity, Mrs. William Forsytho Mrs D2Nicl sullivan,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Lincoln Program by
 Luthcr League TOnicht

A LjncCln program "jlI h" ohs.rv- od Iv members of th" Luther league Of in" First Lutheran church this oyrriaa, starting at S o'cloc'; The program will he as follows: Talks on 'I.mrom as prcsidcnt,' hy Ltnroa Kaligron: "I.jnton's Conduct Of the War" by H'tlda B'ncston; "Lincom a& %;at"@nan,' by Elaine Carlson; "Lincoln "# ITumorist' by l#bha Anderson; a ta' sooletion hv Wil- liaII Johueor @nd Paul Ross; vocal solo ],y Auee 'orScIl; ukul,h' srI~c- tions and refreshments.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
General Revision of
 Regulations Is Ordered

Washington, Feb. II P}-A Ccnor- al revision of permit regulations has hoon o~Icr.l hy Assistant Secretary Andrews of th" Treasury, as a result of a decision adverse to thr gov'rn- mont rcturrod ny Federal Judge Dickinson in Philadelphia on Tuns- day.
 Tho prohibition authorities sought to cancel al permits at stalci inter- 'nls and to force inc holders 10 ro- apply for ih'm. Suits werc brought by tho Swaulon Chemical Company and the Peach Chemical Comp2ny. whose permits W-.r cancelled noc 31 and JudE Dickinson sustained thom.
 No ind;cy"oN of thc cNonecs con- tcmpltr"d was available cAo"p- th word that inc court decision muI be compiled with.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Small Footprints Are
 Only Clue t0 Burglar

WrSti'ld, Mass, Feb. II tP--A larElar who wears exceptionally small shoes. or else q boy is TO- sponSbIe for a mystery which the Wcstticl1 police were today trying 70 unraveL Discovery was made this morning that more than a half dog on residences within q radius of a quarter of mile had been broken into during the night. In only one however, was any property known 10 have been taken. In every case the footprints in the fresh snow were small, too small 10 be those of an ordinary man.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Says Patrick's Plan for
 Air Force Is Impossible

Washington, Feb, Il R--MajoI General Fox Connor, assistant chci of staff for supplies said before th, house military committee today that the pending hjn 10 carry out tho recommendation Of Major Genera Mason N, Patrick, chief or the army air service, for d separate air corp, in the army would bring about "ar impossible situatioN."
 "Iho present fricGons and dNni, culues," ho said, "woull hc great, increased under such a change
 "We simply couldn't get along. he added.
 An air department entirely indr. pendent of the army would be pro, tcrahlo in his opinion, although l., was not in sympathy with that pro posal.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
CHURCH VALENTINE SOCIAL

On Friday evening q valentine So- cia! under thc joint auspices of the ladies Aid society and Mons club will be held at the S'anley Mrmo. rial church. Valentines of all kinds ami descriptions will be on sale to srit tho tastes of all both young anI old. Theso may he easily maiicd in the improviscd post office and will. reach their intended drs- tinaUon promptly by special d"- nvr.y." X short entertainment will he eirrn and refreshments served. Thr joint committee in charge con- sists of Mrs. A. W. Ritter, Mrs, Louis Caldwell. Eyed II. R;''Ntr and Albert W. Ritter.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Eczema Goes
 h Seven Days
Or Money Back

Thousands of people who suffer from itching skin. Eczema and m slightly cruptions will be glad to know that Meonc's Emerald oil, q clyan. powerful. penetrating Anti sptic Oil will hanish their trouble n eclcn days of less.
 For vars they have been using O,a,Id. ats and Salvcs and while thry helped 10 relieve the itching, sorou, ys and pain they often rAokcd the pores and did not al- l.e inc poisonous matter to cs- C"rr.
 ,loync's Emerald oil oyercomes this objccticn for the oil penetratcs down through the pores 10 the cause of the trouble and leaves ihrm free to discharge all poison ous srcrctions. IL is very conccn- trat,d and only a few drops are qiir,l a, an application. You can @.t if al thr Fair Drug Dept. or "nr progressive drug store and it i dorsn't end your trouble in seven i-va .. mouoy gladly returned -
 us on each bottle.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
White Star Line Plons
 For Largest Steamer

London, I'ch. II tP--rr'ss dis patch from NaIfosr report that th" Whit, Star company ie placing an orjnr with UarIanI and Wolff, ship- nUh,orS, for the construction of q pass u~,r lin"r which is expected 10 g"t,Ia tho long standing controversy IS 10 what ship is tho worlds larg- est. A dispatch to the Star says the ncw White Star liner will have a gross tonnage of nrarly Gn,oNn tons.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
1925 Petroleum Outnut
 Greatest in History

Washington, Feb. Il PI-Tho petroleum output of the United States during 1925 is believed by inc bureau of mines 10 have CXcocd~ cd all previous records.
 The bureau today announced a "proliminary estimate" of 755,>52,- ono b9rrels, but at the same time it added in q statement that the final figures probably would reach a tota! of 7G4,o0o,0 ,0oO barrels which would be an increase of seven per cent over inc 1921 return, and an increase of A.3 per cent over the record breaking total of 1923.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
HE HE 1.DACHE EASY TO GET RID OF" SAYS
 NEW BRITAIN MAN
Nr HIl
 Ii, q 0 (iCtt 0 lead

Nino 'rufhs oG the headaches that people have, come from thc stom- jcm absorbing SOFT formcntod food. tom absorbing sour formcMtcd foor Other h"adachos "ro caused hy tho eyes anG son ny nervousness. "EHEJUS' will g"t rid of headaches caused hy tho stomach or nerves and do it }'ry ouirhIy, If you arn >u1orinG from dizzy spolla. constipa- tjon, sour acid stomach and focl down and out try "EIN}JI '$", i' ia made from thc pare juices of ra- 'uro's Herbs and co,Aliu"d With hr&liug c'vccrino,
 Alr. cirosan says, "For many ,o1"s harn hcrH a sufferer with hoadachoS and these h"odarhos had il way of coming on just when I wsntcd to lo wo,; many times 'hc Hifo aHl myself yer" E"ttinc ready
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Senate Vote on Tax Bill
 Tomorrow Is Predicted

NashinEton, Ftb. IT W7-A SVhaTt vote tomorrow on passage of th" tax reduction bill was forecast today by Chairman Smoot of the finance com mittcc.
 The final roll call. planned for to- day. was postponed while adminis- traitor republicans sought 10 rccoup some of the revenue lossas votes yes tcrday by repeal Of the tuT"s on au- ;omobile cars and trucks, admissions and du,s
 Chairman Smor' ssii 'o'r 'o- morrow would assure ta% reduction by March l5. when incor3o t0v in stallments arc due.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
The Toughest 0id l1l|. 2, n
 AmU
Gan Now Be Stopped

r.jr@-rjna rougos--th~ hin1 that .Hne cH @ur hang on aud rob a man e. his -.~-o -- tho kind that m.&oe him p"oyi>u aad all worn o"'.
 Thcso arc the breed of coughs th2t prove that common cough syrurs are about aa usoful as q hottie Of ginger pop.
 Tho quickest and s,rcst way to r,t rio Of q persistent cough is to take 2 tcasroonful Of Hronchulin" lo"r timrs q day,
 It's made 10 stop the old-timers - tho tough ones -- anl it does fl Ni'Aou, any loss of lime.
 .tad remember, there is no rhlorororm -- no sugar -- no dope ia this grand cough medicine. It's a prescription for stubborn coughs and that's ;ho kind il speedily con- qu'rs
 For ordjuary coughs on" or two Gos,s ot Bronchulno is usually ,noueh hNcrod's Pharmacy and Ialrrs everywhere can supply you,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
nno,s sncctncles wore founh.

ano's spcctacles were found,
 The shooting of Desrosiors ended the raids, Troy was arrested in Boston as he wNs about to consult an attorney about giving himself up, Britt was arrested in Newark x. Jn as he sat on q park bench.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
CONCERT TONIGHT
 FREE. ID PUBLIC
Program Will Be Given at
 Washington School

The second free pubic concert at { public school building will bc ENpn tonight by active members of tho New Britain Musical club. The event will take place in the audi lorium of the Washington school on High street and will he under the auspices of the Parents and Tcach- CTS association of tho school. The program will be given by Mildred Anna Boioski, soprano; Charles A. Johnson, pianist; Henry G. Schaufrler 'ccllis': Florence Ruth Tomussoni pianist; Josephine l.. Tomassoni luoz2o-soprano; Ruth Taylor, pianist, and J. George Wcs- tcrman, vioinist.
 The program will be as follows; sonata ID E minor, for piano and violin ,..,.,.''.,,.','' Mozart Mr. Johnson Mr, Wcstrrman SouGs for sorrano--
 Q "My Rose" ,..,.... .Kacaunauckas h "Nur Raku2e l'amanota" .SinNus
 (Sung in lithuanun)
 Miss Ealosld Ninno--
 q Imrromr"l A 0a, up, 22.,.
 ......... ...,....,.. Chopin h Nocmrnc, Op. %7, No, l..Chorin C Calso Eri,lan'c, Op. %i, No.
 .... ,....,....., Chopin
 Miss Tomasaoni Niolonc, No
 Q Bcrerusc ..,....,...,. Rcnarh h.Roman2a ......... Saint Sacns C Harlequin ........,.,,, Pepper
 MT. SChauificr Songs for contralto-
 a Rimpanto .~.... Enrico Tos"Il' l. Bcrgorctte ...,..... Guilia Roch q l'Uuima Cauzone IF. Pau'o Tos'l
 Miss TomasSoNi Tianc---
 Eigolctto Paranbraso .,,,... Liszt
 Miss Taylor
 Accompanists. Miss TomaSsonh Mir. Hart.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Road 10 Hartford Via
 Corhin's Corner Open

Tho road from New Britain 10 Hartford by way of tornin's Corner is open for traffic today, according to information received from inc state highway department, IL is m dcrstool that the road has ho"n rlowol and that conditions aro son- cvallv good along tho thoroughfare although 2 flow had spo's will hn en- Countcrel.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
J;RY IN WAN CASE DISAGRErH

Washington Feb. Y lP'-Thn iur> which heard evidence here in th, case ot Xjane Sun Wan, &1-ycar-oI mc2'rr Of a wealthy Sranehat fam. jly, chargod with killing ono O 'hrro Chinese round dead norc ir January, 19l9, disagreed late yos t'rjav and was discharged.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
TrEhTY WITH SPAIN SIGNED

Washincton. Feb. II tPl-A treaty with spain, designed to prevent E. mlor Smu.~linc, was signed at the @a,o department yesterday by S"c, rotary Kellogg and Ambass&dol Eiano. lt is' similar to thosr maIl with Gr,at Britain, Italy and other countries
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
OLD FASHION DANCE

Company Veteran Corps, C. x. C., will give an old fashion dance at tho state armory on Arch street Wednesday evening, February 94, 19@G, to is members and friends Round and square dances will fen ,urc the evenings program with a'' modern darcing barred Admts siom will bo trro, cards having been distributed 10 members Of thr corre and their friends.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

Officers will be elected at the post roncd annual meeting Of tho Foo- plo's Church of Christ this evening. Action will ho taken on the rrSiEna- ton of ECv. r. L. Brooks,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

Shocks are taking tho city by storm, They threaten 10 become as popular as hobbod hair.
 In offices and factories, smocks arc all the rage and employers en- courage their uso hccauee they savr the WoarorS' dresses and riyn q business like tone to places where they are worn.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

Bargains listed in the Classified section are easy 70 ready and easy 10 ls".
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

70 20 ont and hav" nice evening, aNd before you could even think, along came one of thosn nasty head achos-W"ll, had ro go 10 he'd and
 suffer it out.
 My stomach Nas always sour and @cj1 and I had dizzy spells and felt tired and worn out, had tried for two long wars % Sct we'll I was talking 10 friend on" evening aud To told mo about 'EEI}JrS and how good it was I decided to give it q good tr.al, have taken two bottles only an1 have not had a headache since tho srconl dose, My stomach is in good condition and I feel bet '.r than ] have iu many years"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

"EKBJlS" iS h"in% intr00uCci iu New Britain at THE FAIR Drug Counter by q representative of The "ERHIt $" co.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
JAIL OFFICIALS
SEE DECREASE IN
crime this YEAR

Imperial county residents are oh
serving the law much better this
wear than last wear in the opinion
Of jail officials, who point to the
small number Of prisoners now in
confinement as proof of their asscr-
t.ou.
Last winter the jail population
averaged between loo and lS5 in
mates. reaching its highest point the
first week in January, when 1913 in
mates were enrolled.
At present The population of the
jail is 9s, and this small number
allows plenty Of room for all pris-
oncrs.
"In comparison with last year,
this winter has been an easy time
for US, Jailer Christian said this
morning. Last year we We're
running around in circles trying to
find places for the prisoners, the
courts were going full blast and
new batches of prisoners were being
received every DAY. Now we some
times go rwo days without getting
q prisoner and when they do come
in the majority are only booked FOR
mislemeanors.