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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

81 inches wide, in host of beautiful
new plaid and checked patterns, also
plenty of plain colors, which can be eff
fectively combined with the plaids and
checks
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
STRANGER GETS
ANOTHER VICTIM
In PORTLAND
Ry United Press Leased Wire

rORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 30. \
my stcriouS strangler, who is sns-
pected of numbering three women in
Portland within six weeks. had
cIaimcd another victim today.
The body of Mrs. blanche Myers
was fuuud late last night lying un-
der Il bed in her home. Her mouth
was tightly bound with II cloth and
her clothing disarrangcd. Her hair
vas down, giving further evidence
Of n terrific Struggle.
As was tho ease with the other
three Victims. Mrs. Myers had -.
c,ully advertised rooms for rent in
hcS home. I.4st night the sign in
hoT fron, wisdpw had disip ppcHrcd.
N'iilr the rlutdcr theory vas Open
to dunht in The other three instant.
es, there was no doubt of violent
death in the ease Of Mrs. Myers. \
strip If white cloth ned been bound
ahpHt her nos" aHd mouth. The
body WAS lying longthNi>c under a
snail bed IL an upper chamber of
lrf home, where, apparently il had
been placed h,' the stranGicr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
FEDERAL JURY
MDICTS MANY
IN RUM WAR
hy nited Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Co.
Roundup of - persons named in
secret indictments voted by the fed
cral grand jury was started today
III the government 5 latest move to
break up the Pacific Coast liquot
organization.
The indictments were voted at l
"A. IN. today, after the jurors had
heard evidence presented by Mrs.
M3hc. Walker Willcbrandt. assis-
tant United States attorney general,
and George II, Hatfield. L. S. at
torhcy for this district. Forty men
and two women were named in the
indictments, which admittedly are
aimed at the Consolidated Exporters
Inc, Of Vancouver, b. c., a firm
which specializcs in furnishing
liquor TO the thirsty coast.
The indictments were said to in
volvc men in the various walks of
life. residents of San Francisco, Los
Angeles and cities north.
Joe Parcnte. rcputcd San Fran
cisco bootleg "king;' j. ". Nard,
millionaire British Columbia liquor
dealer, reputed hacker of the Com
Sohdated; John Murphy, said to be
general agent of the Canadian firm
and II. r. Bclangcr, known as ''B
l.. TAFT, believed to be author of
the Consolidated, supposedly were
among the men indicted. All were
arrested Il geek or so ago, as the
first move in the government s open
offensive against the coastwide rum
ring.
The grand jury session was re
ported marked by sensational dcve-
lopmcntS with the appearance of
John Xaro, assistant cashier of II
san Francisco bank, who signed Il
waiver of immunity and testified
regarding huge financial transae-
tions in which millions of dollars
passed through his institution from
local agents of the Consolidated
20 tho home office in Vancouver, b.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
OFFICERS ARREST
QUARTETTE OUT
FOR JOY RIDE
Alhambra Juveniles Are
Picked Up When Ac-
tons Cause Suspicion.

Presumably bound for the bor-
der and with only Sj.6l between
them, Leo Domingurz. Is. Oaklr"
.jurvcrnaIl, IS, inrz bishop, j., and
Esther Blackhournc, -, were ar
rested this morning ;;bont $50 in
Imperial by Ecprtv Sheriff Harold
GilIctt and 'ndcrShrriff Bert Tn
dcrWood. The quartctte when pick
ed up, we're travelling in II Ford
touring car, with AN .Alhambra Ii
ocnse plat and were going al Il
high rate of speed.
Aside from the speed they were
| making, what attracted the officers
| was the frequent wild kicking of
| legs over the side of the ear by
some of its occupants. On the the.
orv that there might be liquor
aboard, the Officers were also in
tvrcstrd. Wien the ear came la Il
stop the officers were surprised ,o
find that the two girl occupants,
with touslcd bobbcd hair and both
wearing caps, were attircd in men s
clothing. Investigations, however
showed there was no Liquor in tho
car and that apparently none of
the quartettc had been using il.
When qucstioncd in tue sheriff 5
office, the girls refused to state
where they were from. Dominique
v ho said the ear is his, SAID he wa>
working i'll a restaurant iii Asham
; bra anJ atttsrIlng p:,rt time srhoo
! il: The SANG city. The other youth
/ claimed Los Angeles as his lrm,
and no occupation. He said he had
d. recently moved here. Ijomingu"2
: carried what money there was in
, the party.
They said they haC no object in
their'trip save going on a lark. Be-
sides the clothing they had on,
the Girls had two light dancing or
evening dresses of flimsy texture
tucked away in IN old grip. Incz
Bishop finally admitted that She
had slipped out the back door Of
hcr home in order to Join the party.
Oh: Reported Missing
The Rlarkbourno girl, who states
sh1 does not know where her par
(CQntinued on mage ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
GOVERNOR OF
UTAH ARRIVES
IN Ell CENTRIC
Here to Study Problems
I'm Connection With
Colorado River.

Visiting California; and the Inn
p.rial valley in particular in order
1nat they NAV get the state : view
roint on the Colorado river prob
lem rs presented today, Coy. G"or2"
Il. Fem of Utah, accompanied by
William Il Wallace, Utah Stat"
Colorado River commissioner, DIR.
,iohn \. Nidtsoc of salt Lake, for
mcrV fact finding commissioner of
the United states reclamation ScrN-
Zee and Oliver j. Grimes OF the cdi'
tu.iAl staff of thc Salt Lake Trlb-
rnc. arrived in FL Centre late this
uttcfuoon, escorted hy Earl {.
Found, president of the irrigation
beard and its engineer and general
superintendent NJ, j, Dowd.
The visitors from the sister state
reached Los Angeles Monday, where
they conferred with Mayor George
:. Cryrr, City Engineer William
Mulholland aS we'll as officials Of
the Southern California Edison Co..
HoEud and D0Wd motorcd north to
meet the visitors, in order that they
might he in Immediate contact with
tEcm rs soon as they reached Los
Angeles, and so render them all pos
>ihlc courtcsics and assure them
that nl sources OF information as
far rs the Imperial valley is con
,crned were open th them.
The tiip southw"rd WAS made by
auto in order that the visitors may
have hctter opportunity to see IN"
topography of the country. N a
dinnrr at the Harbnrn North this
evening. several wcN known citl-
@,us Of the valley interested in It's
prohltms will be invited to meet
thCm. Two days viii be taken up
ia an Intensive tour of the irriga
tjm district, ~ wen rs discussing
tuioFado river Problems.
The party then goes 10 Yuma aud
Phoenix for a conference with Gov
c'nor lIunt and other prominent OF.
fiyials eff that state concerning It's
at;.t@3c on the alI-perpicXing river
t.vohian1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
MAY ASK FOR
new TRIAL IN
JERSEY SLAYINC
Defense Attorney Says
Present Jury Biased on
Evidence.
BY PAUL W. WHITE
United Press Staff COrraSDon1en'


COURT ROOM, SOMERNILLE,
! y. j., Nov. 80. 0.-Whilc attorneys in
| the llall-Mills mur,icr trial picked
up the odds and ends of the cvi-
dcncc, the possibility that the ease
might never he decided by jury
! was widely discussed this afternoon.
! The threat Of Alexander Simpson,
/ IN charge al the prosecution, to
/ move for Il new trial on the ground
| that jurors had been asleep IN court
( and had revealed in conversat IONS
! that they were biased. was taken
seriously
Should the ease be declared II mis-
t.. i;tl. all the weeks Of evidence tax
! ing i'll court would go for nothing
;ni the ease would be back where
ii was Il month ago. to be tried over
again.
But it was also pointed cut that
the condition of Mrs. Jane Gibson.
the state 5 star witness, was such
that it would be questionable wheth-
rr She could again appear as Il wit
ness in court. without her and un-
less now witnesses were found, the
siate's ease would be incomplct T.
and it was considered doubtful
whether it would be tried.
Many believed that Simpson, with
that point in mind, might decide to
permit the present ease to 90 to the
jury without objection. feeling that
if he did not, then Il jury might
never pass on the question of whcth-
~ Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, vii
lie and Henry Stevens had n part
III the killing of the Rev. Edward
W. Hall. and Mrs. Eleanor Mills.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Youths Arrested
On Grave Charges

Investigation carried ON 10y the
district attormyr's office ia lmpc-
i;al and BraWlrv have led to the
;frcst Of ;hc following residents Of
tNoSc cities ON charges of contrihut
ins To- hc delinquency of min0r>:
g.. II. Van Fleet Of Brawlcy; J",'
l..cr, Braw!cy; Roy Pcndlcion and
Mallar,. StcNe.~nu .ir. Of Imperial,
',ndlctun and Stevenson have been
released from custody on $1,000 bail
each. Van Fleet and Beer are in
the county Jail. no bail having been
furnished. Van Fleet, %, is =
mcmbcr of an orchestra i'll RraWlcN.
rte others are said to hr minors of
school age.
It WAS stated today by District
Attorney Ernest L. tticy, that as
"a result Of Investigations being
carried ON by his office, four other
Warrants on similar charges would
shortly be issued.
According Ia information that
reached the district attorneys Of
flee. il has bccomr IA practice on the
part Of some of the youths of I'm
pcrial and BraWlrN, tn induce girls
oi tender wears, attending school, t.
- Joy riding and thea ply them
with wine and liquor, in some eases
Nineing thcm back "a their homes
in an intoxicated condition, or at
least, showing the effects Of li1'
nor.
II is also asserted that on
Thanksgiving eve, several youths of
the Imperial and Brawlcy NiriniiirS
took several girls out automobile
riding. piled them with wine or
liquor and kept them out all night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Seek Youths Who
Fired At Auto
Uy United Press Leased " ire

MADEIRA, Cal, Nov. 30.--Po ice
were searching today for two youth
fnl motorcycli>ts who late last night
shot at an automobile driven h.
James McCmLnc, Modesto. Although
ONE of the bullets shattered the
windshield, McCotunc and other occu-
pants OF the automobile were min-
.iurcd.
The local Officers believe the as
>ailauts mistook McCounc for NJ. \.
Harrison, traffic officer. who drive,
an automobile similar to the one in
which Met tounc WAS riding.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
70 May
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\ J()R|F:S
ne Fumes lgnlt,ng
Sc Series of ExplO-
S on Ship.
AGE IS LIGHT
kr Loss Avcrted by
. Work on Part of
men.

|NGTON, Cal, Nov. 80.
cIcan ne ma trousers with
kiaricd Il series of cXplos
Ed the Union Oil co. tank
Eck. in the ha :hor here -
ing Il Spectacular fine and
q eight members Of The
the injured sailors wer"
|thc hospital at San Pedro
from body burns which
Frd to prove fatal. They
| Il Mat G Sandhcrg. anu
X. Oxen. both of san
II. iIalvQrscn, command
vessel, was burned about
nnd hnhsls bet refused -
e. lhc hospital and was
aid treatment at The
,cr members of the crew
ivcd nhinol bmns Wrr"
Has, seaman; y Marcus,
Lorenzo kciar. mcssboy
rcfcS'. IN. sShuN; amt
orthmann, chi"t engineer.
rum gasoline being Uo,J
the scamcH - clean his
'ramc .snitrd il the wash
thu flames spread t" No.
lSing the second and third
which t.rcl the vessel
Il IA" Sail"rs.
W., loading thr tanker
ia, as the c>plo,.'m- oe.
rNcul were bluNd over
i,imann. enc of IA" crew,
into the water ar th"
fi9hcd out by oln"r sra.
nrcd.
re- l0.G00 barrels Of east.
hold at the time of the
OF thc cXYlo,ion, was
in II rndiu> of miles, and
dong the water front
the dctnnaiion.
rom the hurniug tanker
into the air and it was
% tow half II dulch other
T." sca to prevent a gen
grafton in the hnrbor,
ircmcn were aided hv
Is in BATTLING the flames
two hours after the cX.
DM"c MIS- ur.ha"n, UI-
action of harbor hands
,htcss IN towing the
10 sea and expert use
= prevented II more dis,
Nill not total more than
rordin2 10 officials Of
)il Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
+ EAR FOR
LIVES OF
RES|DE:N
- w
Anti Foreign Troubles
Cause Nations to Be
On Alert.
ATTACKS REPORTED
Several Minor Skirmishes
Between Foreigners and
Natives.
Hy United Press Leased Wire

LONEON, Nov. 30.-Two Amcri-
can destrovers today were enroutc
to llankow, where anti foreign
trouble threatened, according to Il
dispatch from Shanghai to the
nai'v Mail An allied flotilla al
ready wax off lIankow ON The
TanTtsc river, the Mail said and the
british cruiser Dispatch with 200
marines aboard. was expected to ar
rive in Shanghai today. The mar
ines would be sent up the river tn
llankoW.
Marshal Sun Chung Fang, accord
ing 10 the dispatch, hard sent lo6,oCo
Of his troops to assist Marshal WH
rci t'U IN the lattrr'S campaign
"eain the 81 far victorious nation
n army from Canton.
Several anti foreign incidents
were reported from Kiukiang. whore
Canton troops are said to have tried
to invade the foreign concessions.
The Daily Express said today that
allied naval parties already had
landed At IIankow and that there
was food and water faminc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Dis
patch of two American dcstrovers to
Join the allied flOtilla at llankow,
China was officially reported to
the navy here today.
The dcstroycrs were requested by
American Consul General I.ockhart
when renewed fighting between Wa
army ut lIankow seemed imminent.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Leg Broken in
Odd Accident

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 30-Andrew
Monrcy received compound frac-
turc of the leg here today when
the right rear wheel of a fire truck
broke loose and rolled on to side
walk where he was walking.
The fire truck was answering an
alarm but none of the fircmcn was
injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Maine e. O. p.
Saves Senate

AUGUSTA, Me-. Nov. 30-Arthur
II. Could. Republican, Il - year old
millionaire business men, has been
elected to the 70th senate by vote
of more than two and u half to one,
nearly complete returns Indicated
early today.
The composition of the senate a.
4 result of Gould 8 victory will be:
Republicans Is; Democrats a;
Farmer La bor |.
Senator Henrik Shipstcad of Min
ncsota, lone Farmer l.ahoritc in the
senate, will hold the balance of
power.
The standing in Maine with near
ly Ill precincts accounted for today
was:
Gould S1.749; Fulton J. Redman,
Democrat, 3i,561.
The Alameda county poultry
breeders association has decided
that cockercls must be from. strains
Of not less than 225 egg record.
Lodi, San Joaquin comfy, Is TO
build 100000 city hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Phoenix Hotel Is
Damaged by Fire
by United Press Leased Wire

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Nov. %0.-Tha
Hotel Adams, Arizona leading
tourist and commercial hostelry,
was swept by Il fire this afternoon.
Several guests were trapped by
the flames, which broke ont on the
fourth floor. They were rescued by
firomcn with ladders propped out
side against the bedroom windows.
The blaze was brought under con
troll within an hour after ii was dis
covered. Damage was approximate
ly 10000.
The Hotel Adams was completely
destroyed by fire here in May,
1910
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
DECLARES FALL
RESP0NSIBLEF0R
NAVY OIL LEASES
Former Cabinet Member
in Charge of Transfer
Says Witness.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. r. Evi.
dencc designed to show Albert b.
Fall was principally rcsnousbilc for
leasing of the navy's valuable Elk
Hills oil lands to f.. l.. Dohcav was
Offered hy the government in The
Fall-pohcny conspiracy trial today.
l.. e. finncy, first assistant sccrc.
tary of the interior since 1921,
testified for the government that al.
though he actually made all the
naval oil leases granted under Fall 5
administration, Fall himself was in
personal charge of the negotiations.
Finro,' testified AT length this
afternoon. He Was one Of the gov
crnmcnt s principal witnesses of the
seventh day of the triad. the fifth
anniversary of Doheny's 100000
"ittle brown Satc.,ci todn to
Fall. Testimony by former Attor,
ncy General DauGhcrty that neither
Fail nor anyone else asked the
Justice department for a formal
opinion on the legality of the leases
WAS the chief development of the
day.
Attempts were made unsucccSs-
fully to link the leases with the
white house through government
questions as to whether the leases
were discussed at cabinet meetings,
but thc questions were ruled ont by
the conrt.
Fan s unsuccessful attempt to get
100000 in 1923 to repay DohcnY
Just before the senate oil inVcstiea-
iion committee disclosed the famous
loan was related by Fall s Son.in-
law, C. G. Chase, FL Paso, TcXas.
The government started develop
ing iis secrecy charge with in
troducti0n of I'm interior depart
meut memorandum dated April l%,
l932, just - days before the first
Elk Hills lease was igncd--ordcr-
ing bureau chiefs not to diVulge in.
formation on the lease proceedings.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
GIVEN SIX MONTHS

Joseph Rodriguez, confined in the
county jail OF Il narcotic charge, WAS
sentenced TO six months in the
county jail as was II. Il. Morrison,
in division one Of the superior court
by Judge James l.. Allen of Orange
county, sitting for Judge Franklin
J. Cole, who is presiding in the
Orange county court to hear Il num-
bcr Of eases in which Judge Allen has
been disnualficd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Serious Fire
In OIL Field
uy United Press Leased W Ire

LOS ANGELES Nnv. 3o---Firc
l,rokc out in an oil refinery at Sig
lai Hin to-day following explosion
of II drhydrator Of the Mac MILAN
Oi! Co
\ disastrous b'alr w@s avrgtcd by
III" prompt Worl; Of fire fighters
from the Shcll Oh c.. Thcy had
the flames under control within :n
hour, limiting the loss 10 :sbou, i'lj,
eco.
The hu2r started when the de-
htdra;or h!'w up and hurled flam,
ing debris onto Il nearby stora%"
tanE.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
QUEEN REPORTS
SPLENDID Time
IN A M E RIGA
Arriving in France Marie
Says Kings Illness
Shortened Visit.

tilERHOTRG, Nov. 80. - Queen
Mari" of Roumania arrived at so
T. m. today from the United States.
explaining mat she had Il wonderful
timr there but had been compelled
10 cartail her journey bcransc of
The illness of King Ferdinand.
The first attempt to take the
roVal party off the liner Rcrcngaria
failed when the tug which went out.
side the brcakwatcr to receive the
passengers encountered high seas.
The second effort succeeded.
Il would have been delighted 10
proIong my stay in America, but
WIS forced to cut it short because
of the king the queen said as she
reached the dock.
General Angelcscu, marshal of the
Roumanian court, today confirmed
the reports that King Ferdinand was
suffering from II canccr0us affliction
of the lower intestine.
Angclcscu came here with his aide,
General Obcrcsco, to salute the
queen on her arrival.
..Of course, the health Of the
king is very bad, Angelcscu told
the United Press. ''But he is in no
last Tuesday. He is suffering from
IN ahsccsS or cancer of the lIwcr
intestine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
IL TANKER EXP[0DES At WILMINGTON DOCK
n,erican Destroyers Are Ordered To Chinese Waters
Greek Chief and
Cabinet Resign
by I niteu Press Leased VI

by United Press Leased VI ~"
ATHENS, Nov. 80. - Premicl
Condylis and his cabinet resigncd
today.
y coalition cabinet of all parties
was being formed today. The gen
eral election of several weeks ago
failed to provide any group with Il
majority in parliament.
General Condylis ousted Dictator
PangaIos last summer by means of
Il hIOodlcss revolution while Pan
gaioS was ut ease on a resort island.
The dictator tried to escape on Il
naval vessel but was overtaken by
another ship aud finally WAS con
fined on the Island of Crete.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
Mcpherson Case
Is Postponed
Hy United Press Leased Wire

los ANGELES, Nov. 30.-lnfor
nations in the Aimee Semplc Me
Pherson ease will be filed on Jan
uary 10, according to agreement be
tween the defendants and District
Attorney Asa kcycs.
Arrangement will follow within a
few days, probably before Judge Al
bert Lee Stephens, aud date for
trial will DO fixed at that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

Knights of Pythias meet, Da-
Wis hall. ..
Night classes, high school.
Imperial Valley Commandery,
No. 5i. Masonic hall.
Sciots' band practice sixth
State streets.
Woman Power Palace
theater.
THE Four Horsemen, Val
ley theater.
THE Unseen Way Brunk's
tent theater.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

Victor cow peas gave the hcavi-
est tonnage Of all summer cover
crops tried in Fresno county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
France Names New
Minister to I. S.
Ry United preSS Leased Wire

PARIS, Nov. 3o.--Paul Claudcl
was unanimously selected by the
cabinet today to succeed Henri
Bercngcr as French Ambassador to
the United States.
The selection win not he official
" announced until Saturday. in or
der 10 permit the United States gov
cInmcnt to SAY whether or not
Claudcl would be acceptable.
Paul Claulcl, selected as the next
French ambassador 10 the United
States, is more famous rs an author
than he iS as Il diplomat. When
C}audrl went to his post in Toxic,
the Japanese soon produced II Claud-
Il play Il, on" OF thci thcatcls ~
y Spc, ial mark Of welcome and hon.
or.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Imperial Valley Mid Winter
fair opens, Brawley.
Chamber of commerce lunch
con, Hotel Barbara Worth.
Pythian Sisters Thimblc club
luncheon, Mrs. Duane Stafford's
Dclphian club meets, Mrs. r.
Y. Watson's 10 a. III.
Loyal Temperance Legion
meets, Methodist hall, 8 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

Glenn county voted by a majority
of l63 to give up the farm advisor
and Agricultural cXtcnsion service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

Tho olive crop at Raymond. Ma,
iera county, is being marketed at
So n ton fob. cannorv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

BERLIN, Nov. @0.-An X-ray cX-
of King Ferdinand OF
Roumania revealed that his condi-
I ion was too serious to permit an inn
mediate operation, according to re-
ports from bucharest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

President and Mrs. Coolidge today
sent wireless to Queen Marie OF
Rormairia, in care of American con.
sui Willie here. Mr.. and Mrs. Cool
idgc thanked the queen for her radio
message of farewell sent several days
ago and for her visit To Washington.
They expressed the hope that her
majcstY would retain the same
pleasant memories of her stay in
Washington that lingcr with her
host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-30

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