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New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
the sea and swimming took the rope

the sea and swimming took the rope to the plane
 We then tried four different routes to reach Horta. But we were un- fortunate again as when we wanted the wind astern it was against us and when We wished 1t against us. 50 that we could tow the machine, 1t was astern of us.
 On the 18th, when in tow of the Infanta Sagres, the waves were so high at time that we could not see the hydroplane. The Superga was steaming about three miles an hour, at times less. The rope broke again and 1t required six hours in row boat to make the line fast.
 A second time, on Sunday the 2sth, we were 25 miles west of Horta but not able to make a straight course for the island owing to the wind being astern. We steam ed slowly towards the end of the Fayal and, as the sea was little calmer. we got in shelter of the is- land and reached Horta about six thirty a. m.. on the 30th.
 On arrival we had the plane tow ed to safe anchorage and during the evening had 1t overhauled. On the following day we had the machine lifted on to the end of the break water where it will remain until thoroughly overhauled.
 When all repairs are completed and the machine tried out. we intend to return to the spot where we land ed and resume our flight from there.
 The engines of the machine work ed excellently and were undamaged. The machine. in spite of seven days towing in heavy seas and high winds showed how it was built and how easily 1t withstood the heavy weather by the capacity to float in such heavy seas.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
Asbury Park Beach
 Arcade Is Burned Down

Asbury Park. N. J.. June 3 R0 The embers of the beach arcade still glowed today from the flames which last night destroyed tho structure but the city commission of this bust ling resort already has plans afoot for the erection of $2.000, 900 structure to replace the old one. which was built in 1904 at a cost of s200.000.
 The new arcade will likely include an amusement pier. convention hall and boardwalk theater. plans for which recently fell through.
 The fire last night which was believed to have been started by a careless cigarette smoker. was placed under control aft'r an hours battle.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
FLOODED WITH MAIL

Mrs. Lfndbergh Is Unable to Answer
 All Messages of Congratulations
 She Receives.
 Detroit. June R-So great has grown the flood of letters and tele- grams Of congratulation pouring in upon Mrs. Evangeline Lodge Lind bergh. mother of Captain Charles A. Ltndbergh. that she has heen forced to abandon her intention of answer ing everyone.
 She has read or hopes to read all Of them and. in her words, with . feeling of reverence" because 'al- most without exception they bear the message I prayed for your son."
 More than 1000 letters and per- haps half as many telegrams have been delivered to Mrs. Lindbergh either at her home or at Cass Tech nical High school. where she Is em- ployed as teacher. One day this week she received 400 letters.
 Mrs. Lindbergh's housekeeping has been neglected while she devoted her attention to opening the mes- sages of congratulations. My one ambition" she said today. lis to get my house clean again."
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03

convention of Rotary International opening at Ostend, Belgium. Sunday. arrived off Plymouth today. with the other five ships following. They will take on North Sea pilots at Dover. All are due to arrive at Flushing tomorrow.
 During the passage there was a daily exchange of wireless greetings between friends on the various Cunarders.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
MRS. NfERWIN RECOVERING

Mrs. C. P. Merwin of Trumbull street Is recovering at the New Brit ain General hospital from a serious illness. Mrs. Merwin recently un- derwent a blood transfusion, when a brother-in-law, Richard Pinches, gave a quart of blood to save her life.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
BLOW PROVES FATAL

Jersey City. N. J.. June 23 @- Struck on the jaw by Q worker he accosted. Henry Hauck. a member of the International Iron Moulders' union on picket duty at the gates of the Snead Company Iron Works, died last night.
 / Andrew Lignori. 25. an employe of the Snead company surrendered at police headquarters saying he felled Hauck in defending a 60-year old fellow worker. He was charged with murder.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
\. X J. CLUB ELECTION

James Byett. Sr., was elected president of the Anchor Brand club of the North & Judd Mfg. Co. at the annual meeting last night. Other officers are: Eugene Borkow- ski. vice-president;, Fred J. Ward, treasurer: Thomas Coyle, secretary.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs. John Spitko of Maple Hill announce the engage ment of their dauhgter, Anna, to Harold McDougall of Newark N. J. MT. McDougall is the nephew of MT. and Mrs. Charles Earth of 94 East street, this city.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-03
RorARIANs IN ENGLAND

Plymouth. England, June 3 R- The steamer Car6nia, vanguard ship of the fleet bearing 5000 American Rotarians to the eighteenth annual
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
MRS. HICKMAN
DECLINES AID
FROT FRIE.NDS
Try fr,ted prnss 'nas"" tV'-"

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. "a
Public charity will not be accepted
by Mrs Eva Hickman in order to
fulfill her wish to visit her SON,
Edward Hickman, confessed kid
napcr and alleged slayer of Marion
Parker of Los Angeles.
"Great as is my desire to be with
my boy she said, 81 cannot ac-
cept charity
She made the statement after re-
ceiving offers of help from three
Kansas City business men. Several
lawyers had offered their services
free to defend Hickman but these
offers were also refused.
The mother is just now beginning
to realize her son S life is hanging
in the balance with police gradual
" breaking down his story. Pre-
viously she had hoped that there
was some mistake-that Edward
really had nothing to do with the
actual Staying of the Parker gir'.
But being a true mother, she still
has hope.
"I ~aving all the time that
Edward I'd nothing to do with
harrni"o little girl" she said.
81 be';c \ it from the first anG
because I'm his r'o;h"r, I still
have confidence in him.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
Teachers Vote
Outlaw War

Imperial County teachers, at the
lose of their annual institute yes
tcrday, voted to endorse the move
ment to outlaw war. The resolG,
zion, which was presented followiho .
the report of the resolutions com
qlittee on routine resolutions and
read as follows:
''Be it resolved that the follow
.ng teleg am be sent by the officers
f this association 20 Arthur Cap
per, Senator from Kansas, Senators
Hiram johnson and Samuel Short
ridge OF California: Imperial
County Teachers Institute endorses
Capper resolution to BRAND s pro
posal to outlaw war.
Other resolutions covering the
appreciation of the teachers TOR thv
work of County superintendent II.
). Coe and his staff iii providing
,he fine program and entertainment
ind to all who took part, as well as
othcr courtesy resolutions wero
unanimously adopted. Another res
olution adopted commended the
wor of the teachers and Officers
connected with the school exhibit
Ut the Mid Winter Fair and recon-
'Iended tina. more schools be en-
outraged to participate in the fu-
ture, and that means be provided
for all school children to attend the
fai..
Members of the resolutions com
rlittee were Percy f. Palmer, Kath-
ryn +. Watts, Mary Ellen Gardner
and C. w. Martin.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
Texas Rangers
On Trail OF
Bandit G a n G
Ey United Press Leased Wire

CISCO, Tex, Dec. 24.-Rangor
Captain Tom Hickman today took
charge of the search for robbers who
held mp the First National Bank
here Friday and blood hounds sent
from Gatesville were put on the
trail.
Louis f. Davis, Wichita Falls,
bandit, wounded in the pitched bat
tie in the streets when the ho'du0
was staged, is reported in jail at
Fort Worth.
Davis gave the Officers the names
of other men who participated in
the robbery, but the Officers would
not divulge the identities.
-Four bandits are believed still at
large.
Police Chief G. f. Bedford, SHOT
three tines in the gun battle died.
last night of wounds.
Beside Chief Bedford and Davis,
the bandit, half dozen other per
sons were wounded, including Po-
iiceman George Carmichael, shot in
the head. The latter was improv-
ing today.
The leaders of the robbers wore
Santa Claus costume when they en-
tered the bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
ELKS ALI. SET
FOR BIGGEST AND
BEST CHRISTMAS

Eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
visit the Elks club house where he
will distribute toys, candy, fruit
and other desirabes to every Ell
Centre youngster who attends the
annual Christmas tree party Of the
Fl Centre Elks.
Upwards of 5000 youngsters are
expected to attend the party and a
corps of Elks will be On hand TO
see that none are overlooked and
that proper order is maintained by
the youngsters, who naturally viii
be much excited.
The entire Ellls building is TODAY
n mass of boxes, and packages Of
all sorts adorn every available bit
o f space throughout the lodge
rooms.
A LAST call is made by I. A..
Thomas, chairman of the ChristmPS
tree committee, for the names and
addresses of youngsters who may
require transportation in order to
attend the Christmas party.
i"udN lHt I-lhS Ntip buSN us
tributiag baskets to needy families,
nearly 100 boxes containing grocer
les, and provisions of various sorts,
being sent out.
Glen Brunk telegraphed today
that he and his comedians hope to
aVive in FL Centre tomorrow and
if 81 the band will provide music
at the Eiks entertainments.
Monday night the old time
Christmas party will be observ-
ed bv the Elks. Attendance at this
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
Mrs. Grayson And
Crew of Dawn"
Lost On Atlantic
Ey United Press Leased Wire

At LAS p. m. today Mrs. Frances
Grayson and the two man crew OF
acr transatlantic amphibian air
Ilane, The Dawn, had been gone 20
aours on u hour flight from
Roosevelt Field, New York to Har-
1or Grace, New Foundland, anG
lothing had been heard from them
since early last night.
With Pilot Oskar Omdahl and
Navigator Bricc Goldsborough Ill
hc plane that was to fly to Den
mark in three stages - Harb0:
race, Ene'a and and scandinavia
MIS-. Grayson started out despite
;he handicap of unfavorable winter
Ling condition at sea.
The crew of the Dawn had prom
;scd to keep in radio touch with tn"
,arth beneath but nothing had been
seen or heard from the plane since
tarly last evening. 1t was thought
possible they might have landed III
an out of the way spot in the north
,rn United States or in Canada, but
there was no way to tell.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
Appeal Denied
BY High Court

Appeal from the judgment Of the
superior court here IN the case Of
=. a. jackson plaintiff and respond
cnt, against L. j. Dolan and Greg
ory Ashe, appellants and defend
ants, YVES dismissed by the appel
late court.
The case revolves about a damage
suit in which the plaintiff asked
for damages in the sum Of $1,000
for injuries received in an automo-
bile accident.
Decision of the appellate court
vas filed at the clo = = r
flee this morning. The decision
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

S limited to Elks and their fami-
lies. There will be no formal pro
gram though music will be proVid-
ed for dancing. Those wishing to
play cards will find accommodations
and those who prefer to just sit
around viii be permitted to sit and
SIT and sit.
The "Christmas party has been
neglected for the past few years,
and a group Of Elks who used to
enjoy the old times have decided tc
rcvive them.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express to our friends
our deep appreciation of the beauti-
full flowers and loving sympathy
during the illness and death of our
son aud brother, Hozen D. Walton.
STOKELY d. WALTON AND
FAMILY, Imperial. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
Farm Bureau To
Sell New Auto

Christmas shoppers are being
given a chance at a Chrysler sedan
to be sold to the holder Of the lu" Y
Iumber in the near future. The
Chrysler, which is the property Of
the Imperial County Farm bureau,
is brand new ear and is being sold
for the benefit of the Hureau s
treasury.
The car, for the past few days
has been on view in front of the
4. Salomon company, and many
tickets for its purchase have been
sold, both in this city ana other
parts of the valley.
Tickets are still on sale today,
and offer the Farm Bureaus solu-
tion for last minute Christmas gifts.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
MAN KILLED BY TREE

CAMDEN, Cal, Dee. 24-His
skull crushed when a huge willow
tree which he was chopping TOPPED
over on him, Antoine Carriero, 60,
was killed two miles east OF here
late Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
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was returned by judge shenk and
was concurred in by Jedges Waste,
Richards, Laagdon, 8eawcll, Curtis
and Preston.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Grapefruit Cu.ls for sale at
Wholesale prices. Packing House,
Commercial and n. Third. adv.
II csntco Plumbers for plumbing
needs. fhoLe 529J. adv
go And 3afety. Your money
available on thirty days notice.
Ask us about it. Imperial Valley
building & Loan Association. adv
IToltville Man Ja:lei-Fred Jones.
30, of Holtville entered plea of
, 3aitty to charge of fighting when
arraigned before Judge Smyser at
Holtviilc yesterday morning Jones
was sentenced to pay a fine of $2j
or spend % days i'll the county Jail.
lie was committed to the custody of
the sheriff yesterday afternoon but
was later released upon payment OF
the fine.
Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Mechants lunch
bOc; Table d bote dinner, $l.0U.
adv
We Have Not raised tne price of
Bread. Nat'"nal Bakery. adv
Have Your House pipe9 for gas
by I'll Centre Plumbers. Fhone 529J.
ad'
.e Have Nc, ra.sci the price Of
Rread. National Bakery. adv
Eraw,ey Man Arrested - w j.
'Howics, 30. OF Brawley was arrest
ed near Heber last night by Frank
Smyer. state traffic officer. He
was brought to the county Jail and
locked up pending arraignmcnt be-
.fore Judge |. Mayfield today. Ac.
cording to the arresting officer
nowics had been driving his auto
mobile IN a careless manner and
had apparently been indulging in
l3toXicants.
raul's SperraR. Ttesh rIuttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, 0rangeade. Lemon
sde and Hires. Piokwicl Stages.
lS,f
Phone 9e5. 1odi rodltrv Ranch,
1859 Woodward. TURKEYS. fat hens.
irvers. soft bone roostcrs, dressed
10 order. adv
How About Vacation Time. Star,
saving now. We rav so. $1.O0
'Dpcns your account. Sl.00 or moro
i1dcd ANYTIME. Imperial Valley
'iuilding & Loan Association. adv
Held Tor Investigation - w. y.
oonev. 26. of Holtville was locked
~ ~ the county Jail last night
Dcndiny an Investigation. No in.
formation relative to the nature Of
tfc probe was given out by Off
cials but Loonev was taken to the
iail by G. \. BridgcIs, manager OF
PIGGY Wiggly stores in the val
Is. The defendant had been cm-
rlovcd in a Piggly Wiggly store at
Holtvilic.
5o5 on Your -din:mum monthly
lfdiuHffs - w VI llb't VtftIS dH az
count. No fines. No fees. Lot Us
tell you about it. Imperial VALLEY
Building & Loan Association. adv
Woman Injured II rr"eh-Nrs.
''~~"o"ti MnrtiHq2. 45. of IIeber was
slightly injured last night in an au-
tpmobIle accident in Hebcr when
iho cor which she was driving
crashed with another machine. Both
cars were badly wrecked aud the
woman suffered number of bruises
"~d minor cuts. She was rushed to
the county hospital in the Lemons
ambulance where she was given
first aid treatment and taken to her
home.
We Loan 20 Build, buy OF refiu-
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Kew Trustees Eamed-Ray Edgar
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

Health authorities are warning
girls that if they don't put on more
clothes their legs viii become fros.
bitten. This advice probably win
he given the cold shoulder, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

Cc"" Fo,ding Property-Answe'
vas fled at the county clerk s of
flee this morning hv Milo II. Hop.
1cr and Mary S. Hopper against
'.''" ". ] o"~. " T., Pond and Ton
ilcrring. The defendants deny thai
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

by Mayor A. n. Bucklin as direct
o Of the FL Centre library, to fill
the vacancies left through the resig-
nations of A. w. Swanson and G.
Il. Childers. The appointments were
made last night. The city council
had taken up the matter on We'd
ntsday night and official approval
was gwen at that time but the ap-
pointments were not formally made
dntil last night.
Grapefruit CuIs for sale at
Wholesale prices. Packing House,
Commercial and N. Third. ad,
Buy .. cur Christmas cards nov.
Office Supply Co. Open evening
until Christmas. adv
Episcopal Dance at Masonic Hall,
Monday Night, Dee. Goth Tickets
$l.25. Red Wing Orchestra. adv
We Have Not raised the price Of
Bread. National Bakery. adv
Car Driver Arrested-T. T. Muir
dock, 81, of Brawley was arrested
last night on Fourth street by
Motorcycle Patrolman Van Rezel.
charged with reckless driving. Ac-
cording to the patroman Murdock
was taking up too much of the high
way on his drive and had apparent
ly been imbibirg too freely in high
powered spirits. He was released
under 500 bail for appearance ir
city court Tuesday.
The Gertrude N. bower School
Tuition, $l2 per schoo; month
Books furnished Gertrude n. Bow
er, B. A., A. NJ, 603 Park Ave
Phone 3S5. adv
DR.. A. p. EansDn, Dentist. Davi,
Bldg. Extraction specialist. ad,
parissonne Beauty Shorpe. 1877 n
Fifth ST. Phone 7s3. adv
Magazines, ideal Christmas Gifts.
Jurior Home and Child Life. $3.50.
Mrs. Loffingwell. Phone 215W. adv
Thieves Strip Car.-Ceeil Hamil-
ton OF Holtville district reported at
the sheriff's office this morning
that thieves had partially stripped
an automobile on his ranch, about
6 miles north OF iIoltville last night.
Two tires and tubes were reported
missing from the machine as well
"a some coils from For1son trac
tor. An investigation was baour
by attaches OF the sheriff S office
Yes, we Service and Repair al
makes Of radios. p. p Schmitt Rad
10 Dent. Imperial Music Co. 53e
Main St. Phone 10. adv
For Dressmaking or hemstitching,
see Mrs. Brooks at NJ. O. Kings
adv
Dance at Imperial, every Friday
night, on Sth ST., ! block east Of
Dunn 8 Druo Store. Xmas dance
Monday with n present for all.
Prizes or something new every Fri
, day. adv
Marriage License Issued One
marriage license was issued at the
county clerks office during tn
! last "a hours. 1t was as follows:
Charlie Jackson, 30. native of West
Virginia and resident of Caiipatria
PiHkic Polee, 90, native of Oklaho
ma and resident of Calipatria.
Picture Framing. 639 Main st. D.,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

Bigcs, Butte county, shirpod 10
.ons of turkeys far Thanksgiving
Law and are shipping 40 tons for
Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

they withheld possession of certain
property from the plaintiffs unlaw-.
taily, thereby causing the plaintiffs
loss in the sum of 1927 in rents
which would otherwise have been
derivcd by the plaintiffs. c. l..
Grown is appearing as attorney for
the defendants.
Buy Your Christmas cards now
Office Supply Co. Open evenings
until Christmas. adv
Next Years Christmas Fund can
be opened now. We pay so on your
minimum monthly balance. Imper
ial Valley Building & Loan Associa-
ton. adv
Fe' 'erdant Wins Case-Judgment
raiing that tie plaintiff take moth
ng by her action was returned by
'udge A. c. Finnev yesterday aft
"'noon in the case Of Mrs. Billie
'rince against Howard Meyer. The
,laintiff had charged the defendant
With retaining possession, unlawful.
y of an, automobile, and asked that
he defendant be made to either re-
urn possession of the car to the
plaintiff or pay said plaintiff the
,.m of $500. Kendall Perkins ap
,cared for the plaintiff and Don
E. Bitter for the defendant.
You Can Teach your boy or girl
thrift by opening a thrift account
with us. $1.00 or more opens an
account. 1t pays SO. Imperial
Valley Building & Loan Association
adv
Divorce Eecree Granted The
livorce trial Of Emelia r. Singh a
,ainst Wadaha, Singh was termi-
,ated in superior court Yesterday
when the judge returned judgment
Il favor of the defendant. TIL"
,laintiff sought to show that the
defendant had tired of her and had
AIKEN her back to her parents and
old them that he didn't want her
NV longer. The court denied the
prayer of the plaintiff asking that
he be granted divorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

We Loan 20 Build, buy OF refiu-
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

The Gravenstein apple growers in
Sonoma county this year received a
net profit Of $95 an acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

New Trustees Eamed-Ray Edgar
End d. r. Roberts have been namcd
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24
Picture Framing. 639 Main st.

Typewriter. DR.. Ffx-Tt Shop.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

Marriage license Issued = One
marriage license was issued at the
county clerk S office during the
last "a hours. 1t was as follows:
Charlie Jackson, 30, native of West
Virginia and resident of Caiipatria
PiRkic Polee, 90, native of Oklaho-
ma and resident of Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

raul's Specran. fresh ruttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, 0rangeade. Lemon.
sde and Hires. piokwick Stages.
lstf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

rbone 9e5, 1odd Podltrv Ranch.
1889 Woodward. Turkeys. fat hens.
irvers. soft bone roostcrs, dressed
10 order. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

5o5 on Your 1din.mum monthly
balance. 800 or more opens an ac
count. No fines. No fees. Lot Us
tell you about it. Imperial Valley
Building & Loan Association. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-24

Dance at Imperial, every Friday
night, on Sth ST., ! block east of
Dunn 8 Druo Store. Xmas dane"
Monday with n present for all.
Prizes or something new every Fri
day. adv
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-24
the constitution urged by Governor Hunt in an open ee


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the night
medical association would discuss
whether they bad for the
this:
the association
the voters of Pima county that they
against the proposed amendments
of
already published the Star Briefly they The first seeks to
Arizona
specified rights granted the federal
handling disposal receipts from public lands
construction of irrigation works
it, this When the land that is
the United acquired by the
whole territory Arizona statehood
by granted the territory the right to draw constitution
the reservations should never bogated without both
Others the with the federal
constitution which embodied
with the federal government and make no provision even for asking congress
to break the agreement also
difficulties will be doing amends its constitution
eral government the desire to get much as possible out OF the Colorado
river defeat the swtng-Johnson Boulder bill
those permitted the change
constitution to be approved by the past legislature did believing they
relieving Arizona embarrassing chief
constitution
opinions and
shodge both California which questions Arzonas rights
as dunder
contract is contract and law law and anything that Senators
legally its with the
the
fight
States.
county vote pro-
ments
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-24
Care Of Public Funds.


~
geSon of lcosness public
aboou
Public monies funds should
There widespread disposition
eSsy the theory that they belong
It
disposition pass
through
missing
posory which little
vigilance the safety
i intact
dollars
balance
Every taxpayer interested the expenditure
lie
tie on nsuchn monies
a
should
public
servants, personal ditres
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-24
More Truth Than Poetry
By James j. Montague
BAD BUSINESS.

I the
poutryman
That a rule will lavishly
If they look the wine when it's red
lowiest protest,
A strong prohibited drink
produce,
supplies
With a
a of port.
clucked
Then haStened their lowly thatched
And laid all the could
have eggs for my neighbors, and for friends
Great baskets of
And the hens though they're trife
n
the recently
We have shirred scrambled, souffe
We have puddings
MeringueS and whips with each passing
The creatures lay eggs, more;
But when the
I'm afflicted hdeous
For painfully small the
I'm with bootleggers bIs
scape would away
the theatres
No Such
Everything
to keep him on for while
The o Supply.
Copyright 1927 Syndicate,