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New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
THE OBSER YER On the City and Its People
 Makes Random Observations

lection when you go out alone and then have heart failure when you take your friends for a spin?
 Why is your spare always flat when you need it?
 Why does the road map omit the route you take, and was it only by accident that the red barn at the crossroads mentioned in the blue book was torn down the week before you went by?
 Do the captains of river steamers figure out your schedule and then time their voyages so as to make you wait at every drawbridge?
 Did any guest in any automobile ever have any conception of how to help change a tire?
 It it fate that you should drive along on police-less highway at 30 miles an hour for miles on end and then, when you hit it up 10 45, have a state officer immediately put in an appearance?
 What sort of mathematics did the distance markers use that they can subtract several miles from 12 and still leave you 12 miles from the same place?
 Do you just always happen to ask other strangers the way to the next town, or don't country places have any natives?
 Why do you always meet the other car at the narrowest part of the detour?
 What makes refreshment stand keepers run out of your favorite drinks just before you arrive?
 Why don't they tear up the rocky roads and let you detour over the good ones?
 However, there was once a man who made an ideal trip. He started on time. He had no engine or tire trouble. He made more miles to the gallon than ever before. He was forced to use no detours. He never lost his way, He was treated with great courtesy by the village con- stables. He was never overcharged at the hotels where he stopped. He was told to go as fast as he liked by several smiling state cops. He woke up.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Too many people think bridge is just something 10 keep the hands busy during a conversation.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Inactive sympathy doesn't help the fellow who is down.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Since Russia went back to vodka blue Monday has reappeared on the Red calendar.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Even if the air is incorporated by radio trust there will be no charge for breathing.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
New Britain Herald
 HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

fssued Daily Sunday ExceptedJ Al Herald Bldg, s7 Church Street.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Used as beverage, wood alco- hol also hits and runs.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Why bother about the missing link? It is probable he died poor and has no heirs who would care 10 claim him.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Most paper towels are too dull, For shaving purposes a safety razor is much better.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Alas for the prophet! When the world comes to an end he won't have a chance to boast of his pro- phetic vision.
 Protected by Publishers Syndicate)
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

No farm relief can equal the in. spring notes of the dinner bell.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Entered at the Post Ofice at Nep Britain
 as Second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

SUBSCRIPTION RATES $500 a Year.
 t2.0o Three Months.
 75c. Month.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
RAIN ELIMINATES
FIRE DANGER At
NEVADA CApl'TAI.
By TnitcI Press I,ra.cd Wire

CARSON CITY, Nevada, Sent, 20.
Stiff showers have minimilod tire
menace of bfa~A aud forest fires ta
Carson City and Lake Tahoe, re.
ports today from thc firo crews said.
Rain began falling late yesterday
at moment when fresh outbreaks
threatened to undo the adNautag"
oajnrd hy fire fiahterS who had
beaten the flames back on all sides
to an isolated centcr half way be-
tween Carson CITY and Lake Tahoe.
arrangements were made today
for the burial Of the three r!cn who
died in the forest fire Tuesday.
Governor j. G. Sclugham annomc-
ed that George Brown and J. +.
Mitchell stat" prisoners who wtre
two of the three burned to death
will be given honorable burial out
side the prison walls.
"They paid their debt to society,
the governor said. land society now
is iu debt to them
Rabbi Morse, Indian section hand
was the third fire victim He
leaves a wife and three children a-sl
subscriptions are being ra:sed "a
Give toward their support
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
'EIREMEN DISCUSS
PROTECTION FOR
RURAL DISTRICTS
Committee 10 G'ih"elt :Sian
For Cooperation to
SupCTv1@"2~s.

Firemcn from au loWra in the VA!
ley, members OF he various couu
ci!s a0i Super, .s5rs smith aud
tIHl~a attended The @aatiHg of tEe
lm7eri4j }atcy aIemea', as-oeia-
ton rid a. the lGsaI fire Gcadquar
tors / : 9i2bt.
IL purpose of the meeting WIS t.
discuss means Of clo,er cooperation
between u" .Eaaious fire depart
meHt= atd aI,o ., flan whereby tbe
county cgu1 assame sanr ii the oN-
pcnsc Of 4agdiaa city araar2t,s iHto
tile couQtr. sections, either 70 pro.
tel county paHrr5H or private
homes
Charles T. Fer4lso8. cficr Of TIE
FL tcatro department, and president
Of the aSsoriltioa. presided ~ tic
mcetiH4, md tugord Il into ar open
discussion et the problems to To-
considered.
d. {. Gale, Of the Imperial city
council opened the discussion aud
urged that some meaus h. al apted
10 solve the problem of protection
for country see1jeus. lie pointed
out hat therc is question rs 10 re
sponsih!itv tor liability in case city
ap.1rts84 ,hoald meet with an acci-
deot. WhlIe answering Il call into
H.. country, and many other angle
ilHt must be worked out.
Supervisors Ildse and Smith, 4.
II. cary.. John 7. Rice and Il. v.
FaHeeft e. the Z. Gcutro city
euancl .aud chiyts of Ike several
departments, I'll expressed willing
r#e,, to eooaeGJte Oh any plan that
the firemen might draw up t. cover
tn situation.
Councilman Fawcctt 5 suggestion
that Il committee be appointed to
Investigate the matter thoroughly
meha3ia. Il survey ef action talan
in other coquties, met "ith approval.
President Fer4ason appointed saeh
u committee to iuehde Frank
BaWIr~. FL Centre. chairman; ChIet
Hicks Of EtawIev: tlief Watkins,
cal1pasria: chfct rerhab. ealeSteo:
CEirf Holmes, iioitvilh: Ghief
Powell, imperial aud Ghief fe91re.
Nestm9siand
HIS committee will report at Il
I#tes meeting II III association anl
she Ilar suggested hv them viii he
rrfcrrc4 ta ne seFefal city councils
4lH ei} theu he ."Eru Hn with tie
ruuIt Of .jpes vi~1rs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Tfn To FIsev


FIFTY prohibition agents EeFe
Heea sa1tea iii lae e ata. a#aee tie
,al1s,ad AIT aaaHat ras alarsed.
Wore than 15a persons har# ben
ailled bg dry otf.acEs and 10
rea@e aaard mea lost thei~ ives
4e#s IN duty preventing eom
~ma4s ing. Most ot the Gaa~As-
mau were washed overheard wH..e
ON r3frol work.
mos collected in fedora! courts
for prohibition law Violations dW-
aag tie last threa wears sweiiel the
t.raes Golfers - aars thar -
Gee.#fa.
n: 0ts in 5evsa yeV~ a5V-
g.asisaatad pfaqerty vIuad II agar
= a.H0s0g1. \ large portion 81
lie seizures 1aa been sold aad tie
##aez pat into the treasury. MT
+ the liquor seized however, ~
1oei rored
Had Am marica remained wet,
}e.enucs from the beverage tax
would lave amounted to nearly
100000 eco offieials saia arriv.
rug at this figure BY comnaring tav
Elections before the UniteF Staf
.ntc1 the 18th amerd''rn'.
Ta% collections on di7tii}cl snip
-. aaj fc,ment,1 Iioure sia. r-"
i.aa.on aggregate la>s oea D.,
c"A. it was >AaWH.
Prohibition Authorities, Enw"E"r
rant"m the money w@, veil spent
In that the country uular the dry
cra has prosHere3; drunkenness has
5rr:troJ and living conditions havs
inDFlVCI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Power Act War
Opens Tomorrow
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 30. Tile
opening gun in the third battle for
the @500,0ot, 600 water aud power
act will he fired here tomorrow
night, when the full autj-pubrc own
ship force of the Southern Calitor-
MIA Edison company viii be pittcd
against Lew Head, Pasadena
newspaper editor, in a joint debate,
To be staged by the progressive all
lance Of Los Angeles. L. W. Story
+ the @iiiaHe2 announced today.
The Edison company viii be repre-
~entcl hY WIN Fischer Read viii
favor the measure.
"Tbr debate win be bat.lo
royal, story said, las both speak
e.s are primed Tor the engagement
and were in the forefront of tho
battle two years ago. The contest
is strictly between those interested
for and against public ownership Of
public utilities.
fle debate win be held III the
Walker audiIim, ON Grand ave
a... ag Ia0 f m.
When it camos to oott'aq thare
Hiatiaa beats inspiration.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
CITY TO OBSERVE:
FIRE PREVENTION!
WEEK PROGRAM

tisie clubs, city departments.
luncheon clubs, aud ely aud coua=
ty school departments will eoore-
ratc ncxt week in observance of
Fire Prevention Week. ana plans
nov being feaaea call for cata-
paign Of instruction and .Icm up
activities throughout the city. In
accordance with a proclamation by
President Coolidge the fire praren-
ton campaign will open Monday
monIug.
Among organizations which lave
offered to cooperate tsjth Chief Far
gason and Assistant Chic Re"mS
IN Haking the week a success are
the Kiwauis ciub, Boy Scouts, Elks
Cmh, Rotary Clup, Lions aud CHAM
her of commerce.. Tho city viii he
represented by the city engineering
drp1tmeut. city street departments,
police aud fire departments,
NtficjalS in charge a,aaucad TO-
day that ~pea&,,~ viii anpaar be-
fore public school pupils tomorrow
and address them ON tira provcn-
tion methohs proper way To turn
in fire aiarn~. mad the necessity fer
making week "c'ea0 up
week. Speakers wilI be Charles
Hevgusou fire ebief; Tom Eeam~.
assistant chief and Guy j. Hey-
Hoo reserve ti9c#au; john z, Rice,
fire commissioners, will address tAr
cGomlrr Of commerce ;Hd Rotary
club
Although tAe majo object e fl"
c.Wpai4u viii We % impress eiti-
u- with the need for fire rrevcp.
Ton methods, the committeomcn in
ghoree VA stress tIse i@oeeaura "f
c!eae up activities from hcaith
yfaoJnoiot. In this connection
thcv wi'l di~t"ilWr pamphlets em.
bodYug sct ~ rules for cffcr-
;Ac sanitary coW5itious
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Posiponen'ent IS
Graated in L, A.
H}acllmail Case
uv United Press icnSe'i iir'

LOS &NGhiES, Sept, u. ~.
lmiaarv h,ariag u the }1o'o' a..
leecd bla,l.aaj riot '"N' ~
>ian Hmcor'>, los Ao9 les '''H.'I' .
was ordered continued TOT Nv .
weeks todgy hY 4, s.. C"r."'s~.''''
'',i', 'cari,tiaa ii.1''' e. Na4oubeimor, oil
magaato. and Claude A. '"n'',
lmaN iDIc meqjci'n, gre accused oi
,,sjng the mails in a scatwr to rN
Tort $5o.0oo f.em tte Banker ca
threat q dgath,
Tho posporom2m was aa'r5
following receipt Of msi ~, ,,. IONS
rrom the attorney genera! "a " ASA
ingto u. G,
4 grand jury inv v.s;isa,ian of the
case was postponed also.
rhc action Was vigorously 'p,
rascd by Lecompte Davis, counsel
for MagcnLcimcr ard Conln.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Pasture Lands
Set Afire BY
Owners, is Claim
Nv United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, cal, Sept 30. Conn
panies that insure against fire on
pasture lands are over insuriu4 the
lands and as n result owners of these
tracts are burning them TO collect
insurance aud this is the direct
cause for many serious forest fires,
according to \. NJ. Benedict, forest
supervisor.
4 resolution attacking this meth
cd Of insurance companies was made
at meeting of forest fire prrven-
tou of the valley section Of the
Californip Development association
hero late Yesterday. It was said
at The meeting the grazing land,
bought carly in the season at r. and
80 cents an acre, is later insured for
% ccuts to ~ an acre.
Il was decided at the meeting hat
N165, COS wo1ld be needed to fight
Ives in the forests near here ueNt
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Der N(5)E: IN
FRAUD (;ASSEE::
IS STAR +: ]
Assistant In Alien Pro
perty Custodian Office
called.
ADVISED MER 7 @ \
Denies He Was Given
instruction by His
C.licf.
Ty Z. w. LEWIS

tUnited Press staff corresponaens)
>..H NG2E, Sept. ~ George
L. Hiiiiams, managing director Of
~ rtain, baecea ia tha lien pro
pc. ef5ire dariea 1a2l. today ~4s
raGaa IS IL" first witness in he
detgase u Thmnas ". Miller, for
aer alicn property cHstoaian ohare-
81 viii conspiracy to detraad l'e
oos#Iqmcat ''of lis Ecst scrNic. :
and advice.
Tie witness Was involved in the
trial Of Mile. hr the testimony of
Eirilard Merton. German financicr.
,"te uas @rantci the transfer Of
a7.609 coo in assets of the Ameri-
go hIet:1 com~ny OF tfa Siea that
the assets Wero ewneI by a Swiss
corporation. Merton 5 payment Of
$4,000 to the latc Vim T. Kipg
Tor his part in the trarsfer led 70
the trial Of Miller. together with
Former Attorney General Harry NJ.
Da4ghcrty.
Motion had testified that in Ia"
summer a. 1921 he conferred with
Witiiams relatiTp .1.the cia.n. vi
iiams told him, the German said,
th5. tie LAIN Should be fiIeR en-
Tire haeis of present Swiss owner
sAiD rat &er than as the payment Of
= dob contracted, b. German
bankiag house aud the metal cor
"rafioH.
Williams testimony vas priRci-
na'lv to jbe cffcct tha' hc alvjs.j
nrtat d, ls 6au a~eot asrd
laut ju..'pctions rrom Miilcr,
Questions Witness
Colonel William kond, conns"l
far MHlr. rd William, into tnsti-
mons eovo'vlpg about thn ca~o +'laf
lgl attended considcrab . of Mer-
taH : tlaim
Hi'lcr- had handed thc metter to
S@hogl.aa;c, 50 for as dc'"il3 wcr"
rarce'neI ,le witness sajd.
''IIarc rpu crar htard Of jesse
S..'.l. p" q>l:el Pand.
Eyes, said Williams,
- Hjd vou oyer sec |um
Nrvcr IN NV iifo
Tic jte Ioeea smith was cnt-
'idaut Of '1n then Attorney G"n'ra'
DJuglc9v. Williams sand re- saj
rorrr socu Daushcrty m.,l ,hr pre-
sen. tr,al
T1c wi.t.y~, w'0o wss IL. he a'iro
property office for .iy years said
thar gbe 3ier.on claim had followed
H.. u~G1i course.
~ conferred win l'W twice II
July la2l, he s,id, "aad advised
ljm uu p.ce,u.atio' of ;h' c'ai"I.
Although Nilinr introduced tiM 'e
awe. caone recall li~ ha%ua, com
m~Htcd on tie case.
"GN Won nc'iovo Mer,oa'~ story
If tbc oeaJ transfcy OF Il" a<~etS
to a,a s,yie, sorictv asked RppL
"Snre}r, said WHiiaas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
GRIM 7 TALE
OF JUSTICE
n: VE:: {: H. Ed
Story From Arctic Reads
Like Real Thriller OF
Movies.
SLAYER IS TAKEN
Posse Tracks Through h Ice
and Snow to Turn Man
Over to Marshal
nv ucitcd pree~ Leased Wire

INALASkA. Alaska. Scnt. 10
Tnalaska awoRe today faom ~intery
renosc 10 east a wondering glance
at a Struggling inc OF weary aa'iyes
os Makuahsn Island. m4shia@ into
town from the west " ,heir heal
were two white men.
PETE Olsen Was bringing Peter
Simikansky 10 Justice. aud 1t tine
office Of United States Deputy
Marshal Baa Ro-2 signed com
pIaint charging Simikaeshy with
murder.
Olscn. taader, store keeRer and
leading spirit = the natives ~
Nakushia Island, ~ miles DOWN ia1
Alentfan sliing. told Marshal EosS
this story:
eilniRanskv vas drinking homs
nale mounshme with his stcpfnthef,
Walter Rosa. Watthmaa al the
Naknshin cannery cf tle lnierna=
tiaaal Packers company Of Seattle.
Simikanskv gfcw drunk aud kese
warned Inn Il stop. iRrE "l9s's''
and simikausEy left the room 10 re
tnu later with n repeating t1iie.
II short range l. fired tof5e
shots into tie tody q his stePfa' h
- Ea,e Vas mor'aIty wounded.
lut lived hours.
Olsen. tha tr4aer aud by ranai3f.
aronisrence ths governor or
Nat4shfn isand waited ehtlA h2s.
J.ea. Gtan Ae plaeed SmIkaA>Ns
,uaa.,I arrest.
Begin Hard journey
WIth nearly half - H&hat'a "'
ti,.,S nj escort, Olsen began El" ;t''
aa,u mush t. thn nearest / rt''''
81. marshal at un.}ask1. They
l,atflrd for 10 weary hours against
sIce, wiIliuaws and q heavy soHi'-
westerly gale to rrach The aaTIo"
str;n Of water separating Mahusha
from Cua@sha island. l'a-9@e',
WA. made iu fishing aatS. &"2
mountainous waves iAie'''"'.'
death. et......
accusation. placed Simt7nsE% th.'.,
farmal arrest and ordered the cot
,,.rl r4ttpr Algonquin 70 Pf',t''
T. Maku,h5u to road"e' '"N'S''-'
tiou. 49,. r.u.;,.
49,, i..t ~, :he sc:iu- sea patrol. II
has been Wing at loutyh hTrh'+ -
Insr tl.ima)s pass IL AN tta'.poIl.'
.iaH ti.'S vim ihe las, tlp rorth of the
Nome steamer. ......f
Prosecution viii ~" 'n~'i'"'''
vith thq Aleouqain $ return
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Nv United Press Leased Wire

l.OS A\UEi.E~. sept. 30--'0a e.
-;ous reading r',,tr ""} added
.bc list Of "cyils" which the W..
i. r. L. VIII battle agaiHs; in th'
future.
u. Va'r-ia II. Parker, n"'iona'
-icetr- ot social morality tor I'll"
t,rrrrt1,t order w}i~h +, to'dinE
fl, .,uGl con2cutim here, outlined
II campa&1 which if is proposed -
f,ituw to curb the safe md djStri
lu,i.u ~ iadae,ut li'er#.arr.
We feel tha, tha federal aa'aas
it',s should and could Jo moro than
thry are doing 10 stem she .aad Of
acc.tnralNr and degrading r"4a-
lines. sb, declared. "W WE hciieNo
N.ND.rr, that nVeh -"n hr dDo
rough Tho a.ce'eraa ar.iNrlos
~ lsra' ae.ny3es, and ot local ci;i.
ans cogHjt-ecs.
suouca ~ r1 s.',a'iao aod
tine ". e. T., [. plan Of action, To
purify jlp Ha'iea'~ rea@!a, matter,
she ~.ij;
t. that ,har Is ua4'o at Sa-
la.ious roroa.raI Hteratage t. b"
cowtattc'.
.. That public opinion Is ths
Ne ap.o to use against it,
J. That a~maneH Iacaj commit
:e.~ Of tly most rrl"t~ utatiNc rit.
lous should bc or#oJf1cd to ac.
quaint themselves with 1hp roh.iaV
1o..~ eyu4Iaied cf and ea'rijm'e
arJ "ccretatg p.hj opinion.
1Eat Su.a "raHjN+gs with
tG.,r acquired backing should en-
a.arl@ 10 sar'.a lire amica5ie coa-
cu~ucr ot ebe principal local peu.
r.ra' distributors.
;. Fal'a4 IN this Tho committees
wo15d tai.a Steps IL suppress tie
.nr.tiaaah.o publications Hy c5j".
ita '&e9acutiau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Chinese Typ1oon
Takes Many Lives
i. :n'trd Fre4s LrnscA wire

AArAO, China, @efy ee1e:-
Al persons wcro drowued II MAJ
aSch nc&c,, tine exposition hajl"-
iugs were destroyed, SIX fishing
loa+s were blown ashore and tha
rctagHo~o craiscr Republics Was
5riVen ashore on the l>I.ud Of
Lana. hy a evt,onn,
Marao is seaport - mi}rs west
Of Hong Kong with considarahl"
foreign population due to its cX-
port business.
HONG KONG, sept. 3o.-A Iarq,
rart of tho Ysuug Kong fishing
-'ate. compos II of 40 yes~als. with
1000 poreons aboard, is beloved to
have b,oH destroyed iii Monday ;
tNphoon
pmag, in other places also is
fe2rrd 70 be gnavcr than previously
lruurtcd
Many arriving vessels are bring
jne Ctaasn fishermen rescued from
tatts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
ENFORCEMENT OF
DRY LAW TAKES
ENORMOUS SUN
Many Lives Lost In War
Between Officers and
Violators.
BY JOSEPH s. WASNEy
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, sept. -. Ea-
taeeemeHt ef the Prohibition law LIS
cot the tuited States etor ran
@1I+,724G0o thus far
u addition to tAis moae" outlay.
@.5 pelsYuy hayc ist tbeir lives in
the civil Was betWecH fed.raI forces
and iaofc1gers.
The, statistics ~cla obtafael by
the United Press at tue treasury
from 4eFerHmea. r#garts today
DFesgtiaa ot tba prohibition unit.
iretGdiaa money to be spcnt aP u
the close of thc fissaI year. jule -.
-. has amounted - #129a2,5l4.
Coast guard activities for tae pre-
vcntion Of rum smuggling h@ve cost
~522.f5I .560
Millions Of dollars have baca
spout by the Justice department fol
prosecution of liquor cases bat ne
record Of the amount is kept, Much
Of the money speut for federal
courts could he charged to prohibi-
Iian officials sad.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Galloway Hangs
On December 10

SAN JOSE, CAL. sept. 30.
Froderick David Galloway, "A, to-
day was mdta sentence ro ham
December 10 al Folsom prison tpr
tha murder of >a,saw Pashmta -.
Galloway, &.@ attempts through
counsel to obtain a new trial PROV
ing unsuccessful. received the rer
dict >toicaIlv when ii uas prououna
~ late Nret rdav hv Judoe J. r.
Wclch. Tho youths mother, Mrs.
@'htl galloway. wife of ~a"-
n. ucnanal"'mau, was deeulv af
yetl
Some raanIa u.'d s7r what th,E
-, J. unl still be nliet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Man Killed I'm
Auto Wreck
u, ,n'ted Press ! caScA WIZ

UNIVERSAL CITI, Sept. 10
One man was EilaJ aHa tine" otbnr
py sons scriaus.r .aif.al when IN
automobile i'm MI }irn thny we've rid
in& sworrrd and ra~he} irfo 4 re'"
Hhn pole or Nmtau Boulevard.
loa Warra~ =. i.ol finn 1 rr-
turc} skull. Nvs. Nasv W'hu@ 2'
Eugene S, Buck and Frank John
eI.. @t WM fYh.' .N I.e Nau
Nrvs hosuital >offoeir@ from pain
ful cuts and bruises,
l'vsi-i-as cy Sect sha iai9rnI p'~
s.rs VII recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
GARAGE FOR SUBWAYITES
Hy United pre>e Leased Wire

LONDON, sept. &0,-A garage for
subway riders is part of the I'M.
5 equipment al the new
Mordcn stQtion. About 100 motor
cars can be accommodated while
their owners are at business ia the
city. If the innovation is success
ful, the idea viii be applied at 9TH
rr terminals Of the underground.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Postpone Funeral
Of Mrs. Coyle

Funeeal services sar Mrs James
T. C4ylo, of Oeeansile, vino died gt
I.aJoIa Tuesday, have hecn p1st-
poua3 mtH ueNt Monday morning
at o clock
Mrs. Cov,'s SISTER, who S in
Cmg3a at present. ttAegraHtad tha'
sNa wished .h faucal postponed
until her arrival
The services will BE- hoId 40 1an
Iaie Gar Mission n.a Oenaas,lf
according tp iutau4 tjm rcerieet
lan ta8#v hv friends ot the family
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
c. 7. u. OPENS
WARFARE: ON BAD
READING NATTER
n, init.,l Press I.eaaea Wire


LOS ANGELES, Seft. 2a.-M Mts.
Ei.a \. EaoI, Bfg9Il ~. \. J., Wa
.e s1est4 national Ut, 5i3en. of ths
Wauoa's Christian Temperance
Ei:aa q. the annaai convention ere
ro5"s. Na, haa n9 opposition. for
the position.
In her Keynote address to the
tequrrsaca c.nclavc Ms. Boolc
pledged the organization 10 con
.,Haea campaign for strict obsarF
arac ot the 18th amendment, right
ata..cnput ot the ast and 4 drive
to clsct dry members to the next
Uajtrd Sj2tcs congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
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By |ITNE::S555
Declares Ormiston And
.Eyan9elist Were 2t Les
angeles Eotel,
TESTIMONY Il Z 4 D
Hearing on Conspiracy
Charge Continues 70
Attract Attention.
T. YIECAIL QrA22EEG
By LINCOLN QCA2BEEG

staal Core respondent
Los AE@GlES, &ept. ~. wal
aef :. La# rita. Is Angeles basI-
uess na4, testified in court here To-
Gay tlas - saw }.agaa ~arl1tr 10
Iiorson anil man identified from
.l.ates graph, - >aunegn u. Qfmia-
.aa. lef FORMER #ogaEa' or, en-
Ter Tie CfaaE hotel hcae IA Jhe
ssaralae II .aaE Is, as4t ..N homes
before the egaags'ist &.S,gpu@aeea
tgym tGa 5aael II Ocean Park.
The testimony @'s &iTeH x Mrs.
McPherSoaA z preliminary i.aria%
ou charges et ceaSeifaeE = defea,
justice aad vas part q the state $
cAain II eNideHes lesi&aad la 9aa&
that the evangelist asas a ea@tsat
saa of her raaio OPERATOR during he
i.s,teeiou9 disappearance iass
,prin@
Lambrith testified ne was walk
~ from ris place q business -
liS bunk WHOM lie passed tie hptet
aa3 saa aIls. Mcpherson - The
ratraare. y nan with liHp and
imttv La1d ascostld lgr n sae az.
= 4achad ihe entrance. t.aaaa lis
sa1. and The couple t&en ente#st taa
1etel. according 10 Tire witness.
.ambetth jhea identified 5fe 'a4g
'aoa Photographic .Sh.hiss - o.
@iston. aHd the woman. h. &ee.afas1
zsas lie i fcH3ant f2vjFail~s.
amtetth lafosed t. gi@e his
residence address to tic epaf5. d.
e.8#4 rs We and Hoea bah =
..,...ra ia y = tee~a3s ss":e' oaaa' ~.
>IrpletsoH case. and be feared
'.cruEs and religious fanatics
vuu'1 disturb them.
w. Mcpherson : e."H-"I, ", b.
Gilbert. demanded )he address, art
al the request oi the court it WIS
~veH ia private t. IL" Got.a-
'.,-..r
Wallace Moore, Santa Barbara
new>paparman previously testified
thai hc stoppea ~ automoh0, in
,-Fi.h Ormi>tnn a.i i wor"l caw-
1aa;en were supposed to be riding
i ua highway near SANTA =" bar"
! pn the might IT May - lie fai'@l
.o idcnt;fv pictures III Ormi>to1 a+
thr msp ,yaam he avro>.ad, and was
! .rahi, to identify Mrs McPhclsau
as to feminine occupant Of the
rn#ghiro,
Eot2' Mar Toettfiea
Ataort's teS' 'marr vas followed
lv that OF john NJ Wilson, maua--
i - tha &o're"S Lo,2. j.. S3n
Lu'. OAi~ra.
Wilson iaoat'gicd y photograph q
Cmi>tM Us the man who registered
with Wam"@ AT bis hptol on the
night Of Mag ~ rs Mr.. and Mrs.
t@-.pt- Gibson.
Moore, IN his testimony. Sajd that
tIe mon whom he stopped on inc
,aa~, Highway told him his nmue
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