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Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Peace Officers to
Meet In BraWley

4 special meeting Of the Imperial
County Peace Officers association
has been called in Brawley at 7:30
tomorrow night. Complete organiza-
ton Of the new association will be
effected at that time and AL per
sens interested are asked 10 be
present. The meeting will be held
at police headquarters.
Organization work is meeting
with success on all hands it was
said by officials today and it is be
iieved that with the support Of the
merchants of the valley in the pub
lieation Of the magazine through
which fund will be established
the organization will prove bene
ficial one.
While the keynote of the associa
tion will be to help out injured or
i'll patrolmen or dependents of off
GERS killed while performing peace
duties, it is expected that the asso-
citation will help in the cooperation
Of the several valley police units.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
VICTIM OF ROW
FILES SUIT FOR
HEAVY DAMAGES

Los ANGELES, Sept. IA suit
for $20l ,597.4l damages was filed
here today by Arthur Loeb naming
H. j. Kimmerle and Dekalb Spurlin,
as an aftermath of the sensational
Julian stockholders row, last June
23.
Loeb declares that he was manned
for life by the defendants and lost
the sight of one eye and suffered
n fractured skull in the first fight.
He asserts that they brutally at
/ tackled him with intent to injurc
him seriously and asks 100000 for
personal damages and the remainder
for asserted hospital treatment.
The three men concerned III the
snit were members of Il Julian stock
holders committee and it ~ report
ed that they were quarreling over
the chairmanship of the committee
when a battle started.
Kimmerle is also scheduled to an
swer to charges Of assault and bat
terry in superior court, as a result Of
the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Judge Suspends
Traffic Fines

Several traffic cases were dispos-
ed Of in Judge Mayfield s court
this morning. Merle b. Hart o.
Brawley entered plea of guilt 10
a charge Of speeding and was fined
SIC but the court suspended pay
neat of the fine. {. Z. Rose of
Tucson was fined So for speeding
but payment in this case was also
suspended. Maurice Yarnen was
brought before the court accused Of
reckless driving but due to the fact
that he is minor no formal
charge was placed against him. He
was turned over to the custody of
his parents.
Florentino Truiillo of El Centre
was arrested last night by Patrol
man Smyer of the traffic squad on
the Calexico highway, charged with
reckless driving. He has not been
arraigncd as yet.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Moore Arrested ON
Liquor Charge

Manuel Moore, IS, of Calipatria,
eolored. was arrested by attaches of
the sheriff y office last night on a
charge of unlawful possession of in
toxicating liquor.
According TO one of the deputies
he man is i'll and when found he
was living in small tent, about
five miles east So Calipatria. Small
quantities of alleged intoxicants
were found about the place and
Moore is said to have admitted that
he had been making liquor but that
the still which he had used was
stolen about week ago.
1t is believed that ne had used
an old milk can for "a stlll since the
other disappeared.
Mooo - suffering from tubercu-
lar trouble and is too i'll to do any
work. 1t is expected that he will
be turned over to county authorl
ties for medical attention.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Claim Man Made
Threat to Kill
Nv United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. The
state was expected 10 rest today at
the trial Of DR.. Louise Gable, wolnal
physician. charged with shooting
IA year old Rinado Frazzini, at the
climax of trespassing feud.
Bring the gun. | want to Kill
these people, was the statement
accredited to II. c. Cable, the
woman 5 husband by Damino fral
4ini, father of the dead boy. from
the witness stand.
Mrs. Gable 5 defense is expected
TO be based on the contention that
she ran from her home to aid h2r
husband and stumbled. accidentally
discharging the gun. At least Il de
Tense witnesses viii be called, a.
torneys for Mrs. Cable said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. Catherine Crumrine, owner OF
the Liberty Cafe returned yester-
dav from her vacation. which sh"
spent in Los Angeles and other coast
points.
Mrs. 4. W. Newkirk and children
returned to FL Ccntro last night,
after Il delightful Summer spent at
fncenitas and La Jolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. McCrory have
+, turned from Los Angeles where
they took post session course at the
University of Southern California
ana are now living al the arkvieT
Apartments.
Attorney r. +. Whitelaw retained
last night from an extensive trip
lr,, automobile to northern Calf
urnia. Oregon and Washington.
Coach and Mrs. X. NJ. Armstrong
have returned from their vacation
which was spent at their old home
in Iowa and other points in the mid
,'es:. me coach Is getting things
lined up for Ctntral's football seas.
uu which will open soon,
Mrs. Elizabeth Embury has return
ed from vacation trip to Port
Arthur, Ont., and other Canadian
points.
Fred Nebel rhau is back from II
vacation spent with his family Al
Glendale.
j. C. sharp has returned from
an extended trip TO Texas, during
which he visited with bis daughter
Mrs. ". II. Tulloss at Caddo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Husband Charged
With DesertiOn

An action seeking divorce was fill
ed at the county clerk 8 office this
morning by Conrado L. Mendoza
against Refugio r. Mendoza. Ac,
eording to the complaint the couple
was married in Nogales, Ariz., on
March 23, 1927, and separated il
Cananea. Sonora, Mexico, on Jul.
l9, 1919. Two children were born
to them.
The plaintiff charges that on
July 10. 1919 the defendant wilful-
lv and without consent OF the plain
tiff left him, taking the two child
rem with her. He asks that he be
granted divorce. Alfred and
Blaisdell is appearing as attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Reach Agreement
In Ballot Case
Nv United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Sept. An agree
ment which apparently removed the
last bars of recount of ballots east
in the Pennsylvania senatorial cleo
ton of 1926, was reached here to
day at q joint meeting of the Reed
Senate Elections Investigation Com
mittee and Senate Privileges and
Elections Committee.
Senator elect William S. Ware, Re
publican, and Thomas B. Wilson
Democrat. his opponent i'll 1926. WI"
is eontesting the election, me. with
the committees and agreed Gu q plan
for imrounGing ballots in all e"un
ties in Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Arizona Cars StoleI

Arizona Cars Stolen.-Two auto
mobiles have been reported stolen
at the sheriff s office by Arizona
authorities. The first report was
turned in from Scottsdale, in which
it was stated that Ford touring
ear. 1922 model had been stolen. 1t
was described as bearing the the
license number l-7S43. The second
report was Of ear stolen in Phoe-
nix. II was also described as Il
Ford touring car but no license
number was given. The latter ma
chine is the property of Filiberto
Moreno and Jesus Carmelo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
NATIONAL

At Phtladelphla
First Game)
Rrooklvn 600 200 000-o 8 0
philadelphia 900 OcO 003-3 ! 0
Petty, Ehrhardt and Uenline /;
Ferguson and Wilson.
At Philadelphia (Second Game)
Brooklyn 900 000 003-9 10 0
Philadelphia 100 900 000-l 7
Elliott and Deberrv; Sweetland,
Willoughby and Wilson.
At St. Louis (First Game)
Chicago 600 100 l00-2 8
81. Louis 900 003 30x--6 l3
Carlson, Nehf and Hartnett
Frankhouse and O'Farrell.
At Pittsburgh
Cincinnati 003 POI 000-6 8 0
Pittsburgh 002 00l 0ll-5 8 3
Lucas and Sukeforth; Hill and
Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
Won Elm Ousted
In Golf Tourney
Ry United Press Leased Wire

DEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. T.
George Won Elm, one of the out
standing golfers in the country, was
eliminated from the California anna
teur golf championship here today
by Donald Moe, Portland.
Coming from behind on the last
nine holes, Moe furnished the big
gest upset of the year in western
golf when he won two up.
A box Of ~ peaches picked at Red
Bluff, Tehama county. weighed ~
pounds, or nearly half-pound each.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07

One hundred teams Of horses are
grading the new Goodyear rubber
factory site just east Of Los Ange
les. The factory Will cost $1,000,
000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
COTTON MARKET

Hv Unised V.re~s LEASED Wire
EHW ORLEANS, Sept. The
cotton market closed steady. Spots
closed steady, : down at 22.l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
''OLD GLORY" IN
DIFFICULTY ON
ATLANTIC HOP
(Tortinued from Page One\


"Greenwirh meridian time $50
position latitude 50.ls north, 42.0i
west. Have altered course in search
If airplanc Old GLORY stop. Her sos
indicates position 1880 north, Al )
west. Fresh westerly wind and sea.
Bone.
The radio corporation reported
Old Glory's signals very strong at
the time Of the sos.
The steamship Ma ieStic of the
White Star line at 1915 a. m. to-
Cav. Greenwich time. intercepted 81
r"dio message from the Cunard
liner Carmania to its London office
stating il had changed il course and
was steaming toward the supposed
position of Old Glory.
The Majestic reported the Car
mania = message as follows:
I" At S:69 It. M. Greenwich mean
time 400 eastern standard time
old Glory gave sos. She had pre-
vi"usly givor her position as latit-
ude 4s.03 north. longitude 4s.43
west at 4:j1 a. IN. Greenwich time.
- Estimating her position At 100
niles per hour on great circle T."
Rome am steering for her estimated
position which is about 10 miles to
northward at right angles to cur
normal course to New York. VIII
reach that position about one hour
before dark.
PRESUME weather is light easter
Iy wind. heavily overcast, moderate
westerly swell.
tNignedt Commander.
Four Hours Away
1t was estimated that the Trans
Slvania was about So miles from
Old Glory and that the vessel would
icjuire about four hours 10 reach
he indicated position.
Earlier the steamship California
had reported that Old Glory flew
ever that vessel $50 miles east of
ape Race. y. +. The California
,l>o picked up Old Glory's SOS and
estimated the plane 5 position as
-. 81 north, 40.4s west.
There was . possibility that Old
hiOIN HOt pt uO"I but II was
Il seant one. Since leaving Old Or
ehard, Maine, Yesterday, in an at
tempt to fly without a stop to Rome,
Bertaud. the pilot. and radio oper
ator, had sent many messages re
porting progress and confidence.
None has been received today since
the sos.
Against the sea and the winds
the airmen had some means of de
fense. Dump pumps would enable
them to empty their gas tanks in IS
seconds. Anthony Fokker, builder
of the Old Glory. estimated 20 see
onds would be sufficient time to
dump further gasoline to make the
plane float.
There was aboard the plane rub
Der boat, signal flares and Very
pistol for signalling, put aboard for
Just such an emergency. as apparent
ly has arisen. Reports from the Car
mania said the sky was overcast.
There was a slight wind and mod
crate swell.
CID Glory's rubber boat would
weather a swell for some time. Old
Glory herself would float for sew
eral hours in a moderate sea provid
e1 her gas tanks had been emptied.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07

A development company of Los
Angeles has purchased 10000 acres
in the Salt River Valley, near
Bssrdsley, Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07

4 grinding plant. to crush slate
building at Chilli Bar, FL Dorado
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
TODAY'S BOX SCORE

As Furnished 6v the United Press
Leased Wire up ia 2:i5 r q.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07
AMERICAN

At Boston
New York 100 006 320-l2 10 0
Boston 900 500 100 l3 3
Thomas, Girard, Shawkey and
Bengonsh; MacFayden. Harris, Gre
Minis and Hoffman, Hartley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07

On August 10 the fruit shipping
record at Newcastle. Placer county,
was 909 carloads behind like date
last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07

Hop picking in the Ukiah Valley,
Mendocino county, began Aug. %,
and the nickers received ! IA cents
a pound.
tornev's office recommended that
the ease be dismissed and the court
upheld the recommendation
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept. cotton
closed off l to 8 points. Spots clos
ed at ego.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
PLEAD GUILTY
 ALCOHOL SUIT
Federal Government Wins First Victory Against
 112 Defendants

CLEVELAND, Oct. 21-The fed eral government has won it's first big victory against the Superior Industrial Alcohol Company in. volving 112 defendants, with the guilty pleas of five reputed lead. CTS of the conspiracy and five of their associates.
 Going into court yesterday, less than a month in advance of the date set for trial, the ten men ad- mitted participation in the con- spiracy and drew their penalties.
 Benjamin and Frank Fogel, brothers; Benjamin and David Gersonstein, brothers, and Edward Silberstein. all of Philadelphia, the men charged with having or. ganized the Cleveland Superior Industrial Alcohol Company, were sentenced to Atlanta Penitentiary for eighteen months and fined $6,5O0 each by Federal Judge Paul Jones.
 The alcohol ring, it was charg- ed, diverted into bootleg channels millions of dollars worth of re. distilled alcohol which was sup posed to be used for industrial purposes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
MYSTERY IN
 MURDER OF 2
Woman and Adopted d Daughter Are Found
 Dead-Skulls Crushed

NEW YORK, Oct. 19. - Mrs. Anna Hanson and her adopted daughter. Milma Macki. aged 19 years. were found dead in a Brooklyn apartment house, their skulls crushed with a blunt in- st!ument.
 John Hansen, husband of Mrs. Hansen, entered nearby Police Station with the declaration that lie was in trouble again. then said he had just discovered the bodies of the two women but did not know who killed them, al- though he said he spent the en- tire day in the house. The trouble Hansen referred to was his arrest year ago for assault on the adopted daughter, who9e arm he broke with base ball bat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
DROUGHT IS HANDICAP
 gro MINING ON UPPER
 20 YUKON THIS SEASON


 Gold production ien the upper Yukon River in Alaska was ham. pered materially during the past season by water shortage which prevailed in all districts, accord. ing to General Foreman Fred Price of the Alaska. Road Com. mission who returned here last week from his summer headquar. ters at Eagle. Dry weather pre- vailed all season and the opera tors were unable to make a nor nal number of cleanups, he said.
 These conditions prevailed in the Forty Mile, Chicken Creek, Jack Wade, Seventy Mile River and Eagle districts, MT. Price said. As result. while there was no decline in the number of min. CTS in the district, the output will be smaller than it was in 1926.
 Road work, however, was ma. teriaily advanced by the dry weather. The seasons program was fully accomplished. The road from Eagle to Chicken Creek has been put up out of the swamps and affords reasonably good transportation. he said. This has aided the mining industry b, Towering the cost of hauling if materials and supplies
 The extension of the automobile road from Chatinika to Circle now we'll advanced. is regarded Hopefully by operators and own CTS of ground in the upper rive, country, according to MT. Price It will open up large areas of low grade ground in the Circle dis trict and 1t probably will draw prospective investors to the coun try around Eagle. Some mining scouts have already started in vestigations in the region adja cent to Circle and some grouns h said to be under option fol large scale development.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21

off from Novi Sad, chief Jugo- slavian airdrome. on a flight to India. as part of the campaign to create useful air force.
 Turkey fears that Italy's rapid ly increasing population will want to/spread to Anatolia at Turkeys expense. For this reason Turkey dreads an Anglo-Italian combina- ton, and is spending more than half her budget on her army Turkey at the same time is press ed with the need of maintaining Friendly relations with Soviet Russia. because of the long and difficult border of Kurdistan.
 Meanwhile Jugoslavia grows 4 little closer to Bulgaria, her fca during the world war. through a secret conference between King Alexander of Jugoslavia and King Boris of Bulgaria. It is said in some quarters that King Boris may be suitor for the hand of the Rumanian Princess lleana. sister-in-law of King Alexander.
 z Greece is lying low until an op- fortune moment arises. The col lapse of her army in 1922 at the hands of the Turks taught her a lesson she has not forgotten.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
Vie Trails Hubby,
 4 TIaUeling Man,
 By Hiding in Trunk

Vienna, Oct. 21-Screams is- sued from a heavy trunk when, after being dropped by porters, it rolled down a flight of steps at Warsaw railway station.
 The owner, commercial tray eler named Bogowski, declarfl that the trunk contained his sam ples, but when officials openedfii an attractive but disheveled young woman crawled out.
 My wife" gasped MT. Bogow- ski dramatically.
 She told the police she dis trusted her husband and chose this means to accompany him without his knowledge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
$2l,5OO Suit Filed
 Against Marion Davies

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21 Marion Davies, film star, wa. named defendant in a $21,5OO sui filed against her in Superior Coml here today by Henri Dumot, deal CT in laces and linens.
 Dumot charged that Miss Da vies ordered lace and linen table cloths to accommodate sixs, guests, with napkins to matcn and then refused to accept them
 The cloth and napkins wers worth $6,500, Dumot said. H, charged further that Miss Davie, agreed to purchase other linen. worth $15,0OO and then refused tt accept them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
Auto Pursues Owner;
 Puts Him in Hospital

SPOKANE, Wassn., Oct. 21s Pursued and overtaken by his own automobile. which he cranked while in gear. Ed Arnold was re- ported in serious condition in T hospital here today. When the machine started from it's garage, at the top of steep embankment Arnold ran ahead of it and dived down the bank in an effort to escape it.
 The machine followed him knocking him flat on his face and then rolling upon him. Neighbors, attracted by his screams, sun. moned police, who carried him into nearby hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
THREE ARRAIGNED
 IN ROBBERY CASE

Lena Jack, David Jackson and
 John kanosh were arraigned to- day on charge of alleged rob bery and their preliminary hear ing will be held tomorrow before United States Commissioner Frank A. Boyle. In the charge against them it is alleged that they stole $200 from Fred George and S3s0 from David kaska. How ever. $S5 of the money which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
California Proposes
 No-Speed-Limit Road

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21- Plans for double.track highway between here and Los Angeles on which there should be no speed limit were disclosed following 2 conference between representa-. tives of the California Highway Development Association and the West Side Highway Association. The proposed route is down the west side of the San Joaquin Val ley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
Scottish Rite Will
 Meet in Portland, Ore

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-The Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. Southern Jurisdiction. has voted unanimously to hold it's next years session in Portland, Ore gon, beginning June 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21

increased workers in industries and operations.
 Eastern Outlook Good
 The manufacturing region of New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey only have minor Oppor- finity for larger labor forces, while Georgia and Florida present an outlook for probable em- .ployment increase. In Ohio and Indiana, the Lower Mississippi states down to Louisiana and Tex us and Arkansas there is a pros pect of stationary employment Conditions. The Rocky Mountain states, the Pacific Coast and the Npper tier of Southeastern states present indications of surplus of c6mmon labor, while in Oklahoma fafming and mill improved pros poets have balanced the cessation Of oil producing activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
FUNERAL IS HELD

Funeral services for Mrs. Jea- ne Jumol. aged 50 years. who died October IT at her home in the Native Village, were held yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Russian Church, interment in Evergreen Cemetery The fun eral was in charge of the Juneau Young Undertaking Parlors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The City Council will hold a regular session tonight and among the important transac- lions will be the election of n Librarian for the Juneau Public Library.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
EUa Le CalIienne, Actress, AiUarded
 Prize of.$5, ,O0O

m NEW YORK. Oct. s14Eva Le Gallienne, actress. director. pro- ducer and organizer of the Civic Repertory Theatre of New York, 1tas received the $5.000 award eiven annually by he Pictorial Re. View to an American woman for Ter contribution to the arts. let tors, sciences or social progress She Ia a daughter of Richard Le Gnllienne, poet.
 f1aA nanara for eala af Tha Umnspa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
DEAN RICE ABSENT

Dean c. Es Rice, of Trinity Cathedral, is on visit to the churches at Haines and Skagway and there will be no regular services next Sunday in Juneau and Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21

J. M. Ruffner, mining man from the Atlin district, is a through passenger on the Princess Alice bound for Skagway and the Atlin district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21

Al and Ike Weathers. local fish ermen and owners of the gasboa's Ace and Imp, respectively. re- turned on the Princess Alice after a months trip to the outside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21

marriage at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Judge Frank AZ Boyle, in the United States Com missioner's Court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21

George reported stolen, was re- covered from Lena Jack. accord ing to United States Marshal Albert White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
NATIVES MARRIED

William Johns and Lucy Bell, Angoon Indians. were united in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
Year of Profit 1 Is Outlook for
 Farmers of U. s

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-21
Disputes of Balkan
 Nations Causes Fears

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-24
Assembly Adopts
Proposal to Outlaw
Wars of Aggression

Geneva, Sept. "a. fP) - The
League Of Nations assembly today
adopted by unanimous roll ca
vote the recently introduced Polish
resolution outlawing wars of ag-
gression.
The resolution solemn'y declares
that "All wars of a; aggression are
and always shall be prohib cd. and
that every pacific means must be
employed to settle disputes If every
description which may arise between
states" 1t binds states which are
members Of the league to conform to
the principles thus cnunicated.
NJ. Sokal, the Polish delegate
who introduced the resolution, de-
scribed it, not as diplomatic in
strument. but as a strong recon-
mendation by the assembly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-24
ASHLEY GAME
IS DEDICATION
OF new FIELD
Gridders Play First Encounter
on Edmond 4. Hughes
Field Today

With lowering skies overhead and
The threat of rain any minute. BIS
marck high school gridders this aft
crnoon dedicated the new Edmond
A. Hughes athletic field when they
played the Ashley gridmcn.
Cold blasts swept across the 1ield
and chilled spectators as the game
progressed. With the determination
10 win the game, the first of the sea-
son, the Ashley gridders battled val
iantly. but they met strong OPPOSE
ton from the Bismarck team.
Promising players we're given
their chance to show what they could
ao, with Coach Roy D. Mcleod de-
failing as many Of them as possible
to take part in the game.