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These Questions Will Be Answered {
Tomorrow

Where is Gaviota Pass and what
i% the meaning OF the Nance
Is Wm. Gibbs McAdoo native
Of California;
Is there any record of the frs
Protestant service held in the giate'
When did Judge David Terry
die9
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02
Divorce Action Filed.-An

Divorce Action Filed.-Au action
seeking divorce was flied at the
county clerk 5 office this morning
by Clarence r. ConoNcr against
Gma Lea ConoNcr through Hickroy
and Irude, attorneys. The plaintiff
rharges descrtion. According Il
the complaint the couple was mar
rcd III Missouri on january ~,
1904 and separated on March :,
i92l in Brawlcv.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02
}. Washington, ID. G,
I. Foreign relations.

'' " W5HTIIE VVT, Y. =
t. Foreign relations.
.. Captain Richard f. Byrd.
6. Governor Alvan 7. Fuller.
T. Nicholas Murray Butler, Seno.
tor Borah, barrow and Wayne y.
Wheeler.
rprtrait of Jt1N bukc of Fer,
r'iTa by Titan.
\fdS$$fhSE'Siccir -triay 4 !, murder murder '~i~l
.. rs
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02
NEWS BRIEFS"
From City and Comfy

|Sy Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
b., Ell Centre. Cal. COS Main 81.
e 100 adv
ecial Merchants Luncn, 4Oc
|Coffee Shop. a dv
Frosted For Calipatria--William
| N of FL Centre was arrested
! yesterday aftcrnoon@bv Deputy
piff Evans for Caiipatrla police.
Ks wanted III Calipatria to pay
ne Of $50 for having driven Il
or across pavement. lie was
I'd up at the county Jail pend
|action Of the 'alipatria author.
tcrans Entitled to California
on ranch or home, money now
liable. p. o. Box 307. adv
by Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
TO-, FL Centre, Cal. COS Main st.
be l60 adv
arcelling. soc. 69l So. Fifth ST.
10 1898. adv
anaway Boy Reported. Marvo.
|landeZ, Il, of BIZ Commercial
t. FL Centre. was reported miss
to police and county authorl
yesterday. According to infor-
ION furnished the boy IS be-
Ihd to have run away from home
started toward Los Angeles.
was described as being ] feet,
hvhes tall; weight 1870 pounds;
complexion and dark hair.
lue Moon Cafe! "Delightfully
erent, - comfortable and COO,
|e cooking. Summer rates now
Fleet. Luncheon, 1l:20 to 1870,
Dinner 6 to $50, Zoe. French
~ chicken dinner II. No addl-
bal charge for dinner parties.
|chcon and bridge parties bv ar-
Eement. ll27 ". Main Street
ne og3.I adj
|7oman Held In Jail.-4Mrs. Rose
heron. % Of Los Angeles. WAS
stcd Yesterday afternoon, charg-
with driving an automobile while
cr the influence Of Intoxicating
|or. +. Y. Arklcv. state traffic
Ger made the arrest on the Ga
60 highway. In default Of bail
woman was committed To th"
ntv iajl. She viii hc arralgnc |
orc Judge l. Mayfield this al
loon.
Conservation Club meets first and
"a Mondays Of each month, 7:30
~. SO State ST. Public invited.
adv
.rrested On Liquor Charge Juan
gtinez was locked up at the coun-
liail yesterday afternoon charged
h unlawful possession of int"N-
ing liquor. MARTINEZ was ar
cd nj his home in Braw.cy fol
Ing "A visit TO his place by II
cral agent. According To lnior
tion furnished the sheriff : or
. two eases Of tcquiIa were toum
the premises.
.hickens Bought and sold. Dress
or undrcssed. Phone 900 for
.es. l0S2 Woodward. a''
lets Jail Sentence. + Marti-
!. arrested Friday night on the
/ side, charged with unlawff!
of Intoxicating liquor,
cred plea Of guilty to the
rye when arraigncd before Judgr
rVcv in police court this morning.
was sentenced Ia pay a fine ot
. or spend 90 days III jail. lie
Sc the latter penalty.
,r. A. 3. Hansen, Dentist. EX-
,tion specialist. DAVIS Bldg.
ming by appointment. Phone
L adv
Mason Pleads Guilty: -- William
son pleaded guilty tp u charge of
ty lartcuy when arralgned be
= Judge ilcrvey in police cour,
5 morning. Mason was arrested
dlv afternoon for stealing shirts
Il local store. Mason MAS sen
ced to pay a fine Of Slo0 @:
nd 30 days in jail. lie WAS or
ed committed to .lall II. default
the money.
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PAGE THREE
BAGNALI. CASE CONTINUED

LAUNAA-Ii CAGE CUNTIN UEU
The ease of c. j. Bagnall which
had been scheduled for a jury trial
in Judge Mayfield $ court this
morning has been continued over
for one month. Bagnall is charged
with failure to pay wages but it is
understood by the court that an
agreement will be reached for the
settlement of the claim against him
before the case comes up again. John
Fair is complainant in the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

Final Decree Granted.-A final
dccrce of divorce has been granted
by Judge A. g. Finncv in the case
of Gertrude Spicer against Charles
\. Spicer. The final papers were
filed at the county clerk s office
this morning. An intorlocutory dc,
cree was granted in the ease on Feb
Iuarv 20, 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem
onade. It's pure. Piekwick Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

Ioman Held In Jail.-4M 4Mrs. Rose
lcron. %. Of Los Angeles. WAS
stcd Yesterday afternoon, charg
with driving an automobile while
cr the influence of intoxicating
or. +. Y. Arklcv. state traffic
Ger made the arrest on the ca
GO highway In default Of bail
woman was committed to The"
ntv iail. SHE viii hc arraignc |
ore Judgo /. Mayfield this al
ioon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS
QUESTIONS

!. MlssiSSlppi rlNer.
.. Governor Smith Of New York. +.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

4 new hat seems to 60 to wo.
man 5 head these days.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

Conservation Club meets first and
d Mondays Of each month, 1870
In. SO State 81. Public invited.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

ay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real,
o., FL Centre, Cal. COS Main St.
be 160 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

tcrans Entitled to California
on ranch or home, money now
liable. 7. 0. Box 307. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

lue Moon Cafe! "DelightfulIy
|erent - comfortable and COO,
e cooking. Summer rates now
fleet. Luncheon. 1l:20 to l:3O,
Dinner 6 to $50, Zoe. French
3 chicken dinner II. No addi-
al charge for dinner parties.
rhcon and bridge parties bv ar
,ement. ll27 ". Main Street,
ne o93.J. adT
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

crested On Liquor Charge JuAn
rtinez was locked up at the coun-
Iiail yesterday afternoon charged
h unlawful possession of int"N-
ing liquor. MARTINEZ was ar
ed at his home in Braw.cy fol
hing Il visit to his place by Il
.cral agent. According to intor.
iion furnished the sheriff : OF
/. two eases Of tcquiia were tound
tho nremIscs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02
Calexico Boy Missing.-A

Calexico Boy Missing.-A rcpor.
was turned iii to Ell Centre police
headquarters and to the sheriff's
office late yesterday afternoon ad-
vising that Tom Madison, aged IA,
Of CaleXico had run away from his
nome. The report said that the
!oungstcr was driving Il 1923 Ford
touring car. He was described as
being . feet, 4 inches tall; dark
complexion and brown eyes.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal COS Main ST.
thone l6y adv
Thieves Visit Restaurant. G.
Hallock of the Fifth street rcstaur.
ant reported to the FL Centlo police
this morning that thieves had brok
en- into his place some time last
night. He had not checked up to
ascertain what had been taken. The
entrance was gained by cutting
away a screen at the rear entrance
and breaking down the door
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

Mason Pleads Guilty: 1900 William
\ son pleaded guilty TO a charge of
sty larceny when. arraigned be
IT, Judge iIcrvey in police court
II morning. Mason was arrested
sGav afternoon for stealing shirts
Il local store. Mason VAS scn-
ced to pay fine of 500 oc
,nd 30 days in jail lie was or
Fed committed to .iall ii, default
!. he money.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

hickens Bought and sold. Dress
or undrcssed. Phone 900 for
.es. Jos. Woodward. a''
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

hnaway Boy Reported. Marvo'
handez, Il, of 3l7 Commercial
t. FL Centre, was reported miss
to police and county nuthorl
yesterday. According to infor-
on furnished the boy IS be-
|Ad to have run away from home
started toward Los Angeles.
was described as being . feet,
kvhes tall; weight 1870 pounds;
cnluulnXinn and Gnrk LAir.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

l,r. A. 3. Hansen, Dentist EN
4.tion specialist. DAVIS Bldg.
i ming by appointment. Phone
b. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

|arcelling. Soc. 621 So. Fifth ST.
ie 1898. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

lets Jail Sentence. +. Mar'i-
Il, arrested Friday might on the
| side, charged with unlawff!
session of Intoxicating liquor,
cred a plea Of guilty to the
roe when arraigncd before judge
'rvcv in police court this morning.
was sentenced Ia pay fine ol
TO or spend 30 days in Jail. II"
Sc the latter penalty.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02

sy Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
b., Ell Centre. Cal. COS Main 81.
e 100 adv
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

against reformers. who. he said. haN" never accomplished anything worth while. This prohibition stuff Is all bunk" he said. He defended Mr. HIrrctt's reference 10 drinking and gambling and said the latter had not intended his statement to receive the interpretation placed On fl 'y Key. Mr, Fredecn.
 Besides those who look part in the debate, Rev. William Ross of the First Baptist church. Rev. Theodore Ainsworth Greene of the First Congro eational church. Rev. Dr. C org W. C. Hin Of the South Congrrgational church and Rev. William H. Alderson Of Trinity N. F.. church Were present. as were Vice President A. W. Urson and Secretary E. E. Bassette Of the Civic Safety League. and q large number Of members Of the common council and private citizens.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
PHILOSOPHER RIDES MARE
 OVER ANCIENT TRAIL
kentucky University Profcs sor spends Enjoyable Time in Nis-
 iting Country

Lexington, ky, Oct. II. tPt-O!G time hospitality still prevails along the historic trails over which pio- neers pushed their way from Nir- ginia 10 Kentucky. Dr. Glanvilln Terrill. head of the department Of philosophy Of the University Of Kentucky. has found
 Returning 10 the fall term of school, Dr. Terrell mounted his mare, Katy" in Louisa, Va, and spent 1s days in travelling over the trails that brought the first ret tiers 10 Kentucky. His route took him by the spot where Daniel Boone once carved on tree, ID. Boone killed bar across noun tain paths still hardly passahle for a man on horseback, and through prosperous farming valleys.
 The places in which he was giv- en q nights lodging ranged from the fine old homes of colonial style
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
GOLFERS REPRESENTED
Clubs. Members of the Connecticut Golf Association, Seid Delegates to Annual Meeting at Race Brook.

New Haven, Oct. Il tP-Golf clubs Of the state. members of the Connecticut Golf Association. will have their delegates at the annual meeting 10 he held tonight at Race Brook club in Orange.
 There are 46 clubs in the associa- ton and most of them will have delegates. and there will be others present 10 listen to the discussions which are to be held on various proposals.
 J. r. Cheney of Manchester presi- dent will preside. The officers for LeXt year will h" chosen
 II will be shown in the course of a review of the season that this Was the busiest summer Connecticut golfers have had, speaking for the men at least with moro invitation tournaments than ever before and greater numbers of players on the courses.
 Robert D. Prydo. secretary Of the association today said that 1927 will
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Arrested for Murder.
 Now Faces Two Counts

Buffalo. x. I.. Get. II tP>-George r.. Taylor. alias Elmer Thompson army desertor who is on trial in Salem. Mass. for the murder of stella Tomikala. of Lawrence, Mass. is wanted here for tho murder of Joseph Gcryaso, of this city.
 Chief of Police Higgins today re orested the Salem authorities to hold Taylor if he is acquitted Of tn" murder of the Lawrence girl. Chief Higgins said he had been identified by photographs and fingerprints as the man who killed Gervase.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
CANNON CALLS VETS

Garden City, kas., Oct. II. LP- The Garden City post of the Amer iCan Legion uses cannon instead Of a typewrite 10 inform it's members of post meetings. Aerial bombs gre exploded 1.5n0 feet above the city shortly before every weekly meeting. Officers say the plan not only saves postage. but brings larger attendance than the plan of mailing announcements.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
TIILGRAPHIRS BACK F. OF L.

Los Angeles Oct. II (P+-The solid support or the Order Of Rail way Tclegraphers was pledged to- day to the American Federation of Labor in national convention in its 'ieit to limit jurisdiction Of the equity court in the use Of the en- joining mandate.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

der the existing arraugf munis, D. l.. Swanson represented E}eryman's Bible Class as opposed and Ensign Fredrjckson of the aSlyation Army Rev. C. !. Frsden of 'he Swedish Bethany church, Rev. Iucyan Boj- Gowshi of the Sacred Heart of Jesus hpolisb church. and Rev. Samuel Sgclilfe Of St. Marks church also added arguments 10 inc opposing forces.
 Ensign Fredrickson said football baseball and other Sunday sports provide enough cutrrtglurn n', and lf movies are allowed f would not he surprising 10 find the factories operating Non sunday, H. said a woman who was given d baby car r.a-e by the Salvation Army when she represented herself az hrlug in med of one, actually so1i ii and spent tha money to attend the movies
 Minister Calls Remark, Insulting
 E,}. A'r Fr,I,ou said he r.pre- s.n,~I approximately @,rfo residents Of Now Britain, of whom fully ninety p,r csr' are in Tn" llboring class. and hs considered AIr. l1rro't's ref rl. nc- 10 poker playinE and hooch lr!uHi0g an insult 'o tho New Brit ain public. He d,d moi believe that ty.ryoae in New Brl'aiu who is at liberty on sunday. spends fh" day drinking and eamr1,nr. H. wos de rIaelly opposed to the petition,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
LEVINE, SAILS TO-DAY

C'hnrhourg. France, Oct. II Pl-- Charlos X. Levine hom"ward bound from his transatlantic flight with Clarence n. Chamberlin last June. sailed on the steamship Lcviathan here late today with only his dog as a transatlantic travelling coin- panion. Be back pretty soon 10 prepare some new air oNploIis,' he said as he boarded the ship.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

to farm houses. a Baptist mission- ary school and q sawmil.
 And throughout the trip th" people were uniformly kind and courteous" he says.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

rank as Connecticuts greatest golf season. In fact" he said, i've had so much golf that it was an under taking 10 keep track of the matches and the players"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

! Rev. Nr. Sutcll-e look issue with Mir. Loomis relative 10 the chnrac- ter CT the moving pictures shown i'm the th,atprs underworld" " which was shown in a local thoator recently portrayed every vice on the calendar" he said, and i' is not trEa that the movies arr "dU uumiXcd hlrSsins." In New Haven. 'he theatrr owners promised rhr cicrGymeu that only inc better grade of entertainment would hr of',red on sunday, and th.y 1io- lated the promise the first Week. b, said. Many boys and girls who arr" in rrformatori"s were started on inc wrong path ly the movies. and tn" history Of the world is filed with instances Of the downfall Of nations which began 10 t0;tcr when they ceased to attend 10 thr r'.- ligious phase Of life. he claimed.
 Father Boinow>ki Protests
 Father Eonowski pointed out that Sunday. being the Lords day.. should be observed as such. and he felt that the present arrans,m"ut of anus monts provides suGlcicn- opportunity for recreation. He warned that tho laws Of God de- mand observance inst as do the laws Of man.
 AIr Cayanaush spr4kinE for the second time, launched all attack
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
McC C.ARTHY NAMED TRUSTEE

Bridgeport, Oct. II (P,-John Nc Carthv, Danhurv bank official. was named trustee of the bankrupt Rog- CTS Silver Plate Company of Dan bury at q first meeting of creditors of the company held pofore R.-S~ree John Kcogh today. The company was fouuded D years ago and has assets of $f.23f.66 and liabilities of St7,970.1S which are claimed by 77 unsecured creditors.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

Rev. Ma'rho~ J. Tragnor pastor of St. Mary's church, Wont oU record in opposition 10 th" petition. winch. le said if granted would .a all probability be followed by attempts for other ventures which would tend to break down tho respect all should have for the Sabbath. Hr said sun day is holy day and has been since the coming Of Christ and it should be kept as one. He believed c,nan. wholesome entertainment is drsr- able. but there is ample time for il on the other days of the week.
 Samuel Pyros spok" in favor of thc petition and Mrs. Kelsey oi Nn- throp street, representing tho ". (. T. L. opposed it, saying there is ample time for motion pictures un-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
.GALLATIN team
Wins AT HELENA
Albert Michel Is Individual High
Scorer In Junior Stock
Judging Contest

The Smith-Hughes stock judging
team of Gallatin County High school
won first place at the Montana State
fair at Helena this week, according
to word received here Tuesday.
Albert Michel of the Gallatin team
was high individual scorer in the con-
test; and his teammates also placed,
Robert Overstreet second and Charles
Martin fourth. All, of the young men
are students at Gallatin County high
school.
Gallatin county's educational ex-
hibit, in charge of Miss Rose Miller
and Miss Donovieve Ferguson of the
county superintendent's office, also
won several premiums and much at
teption at the state fair. Among the
ribbons taken were first in paper cut
ting Of first, second and third grades;
first for maps by rural pupils, first
for maps by city schools, first for ag-
riculture, first for free-hand cutting
by sixth, seventh and eighth grades,
first in perspective, first in posters
and lettering, first in health posters,
second and third in penmanship, sec
ond in lettering, third in collection
from second class districts and third
in collection from third class districts.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
BOBCATS facing
STIFF SCHEDULE

Bobcat football warriors will be
called upon to meet a strong eastern
aggregation in addition to their foes
within the Rocky Mountain confer
ence this year. The big game of the
season, from the viewpoint Of state
interest, will be the annual struggle
with Montana University at Butte on
Saturday, November 10. Other games
scheduled are:
October 1, at Moscow, Ida.-MOn-
tana State VS.. Idaho U.
October 8, at Bozeman Montana
State VS.. Colorado u.
October Is, at Ogden, Utah-AMon-
tana State VS.. Utah Aggies.
October %, at Colorado Springs
Colo.-Montana State VS.. Colorado
College.
October 20, at Lafayette, Ind
Montana State VS.. Purdue.
November IL, at Sheridan, WyO.-
Montana State VS.. Wyoming U.
November "a, at Bozeman-Mon
tana State VS.. Colorado Mines (tenta
tive).
The material Coach OFT Romney il
rounding into form looks very prom
Using, and high hopes of triumph
for Montana State this year are held
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
Death SUMMONS
ROBERT G. LISTON

Robert G.>Liston, 80 years of age,
died Friday evening at his home, 3O4
Rouse avenue, of pneumonia. Funer-
al services were held Sunday after
noon at the Dokken-Getchell funeral
home with the Rev. R. w. Shaw, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, Off
ciating. Burial, with military honors,
was in the Bozeman cemetery, the
pallbearers being J. w. Labertew, P.
H. Wilkin, E. A. Peterson, Vic Adams,
Jack Taylor and Ben Meinecke.
Mr.. Liston, who had lived in Boze-
man for many years, was a plasterer
by trade and had seen service in the
World war. He was born in Ness
county, Kansas. He was married Oc-
tober 13, 1919, to Miss Evelyn John
son of Three Forks, and she, with
five children Survives him. He is al
so survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Liston of Alliance, Nebr.;
two sisters, Mrs. H. j. Smith of Hell
ena and Mrs. E. F. Gustine of Pine
Island, Mimi, and a brother, Merle
E. Liston of Alliance, Nebr.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
JESUS And HIS DISCIPLES CONSTITUTED
FIRST ROTARY CLUB, SAYSREV. DR.. MEEKE

The first Rotary club came into
being when Jesus met with his dis
ciples, girded himself with a towel
and wiped his followers feet, declared
the Rev. DIR. John "A. Meeke of Great
Falls, executive secretary of the Mon
tana State Conference Board of Pen
sions and Relief, in an address at the
regular weekly luncheon Tuesday of
Bozeman Rotary. DR.. Meeke, who
spoke on Human Brotherhood" said
in part:
"The first Rotary club was when
Jesus, the master mind, met with His
disciples to gird himself with a towel
and wipe the disciples feet. He taught
them that if there was to be any claim
to aristOcracy, it should be on the
basis of service.
"The cleavages in human society
work against brotherhood. / some
times wonder if so many denOmin-
atiOns, so many clubs, are not danger
Gus elements in our social life. They
certainly are such if they tend to en-
phasize class. The cleavages in
Nature are normal and blessed. Ma
ture has chosen to produce every
thing different. No two products OF
Nature are alike. With this ideal OF
divergence in Nature, we have nj
right to plead for uniformity of life
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
EVERY EX-SERVICE Man should APPLY
FOR ADJUSTED COMPENSATION BY JAN. |

A nationwide effort to encourage
the half million World War veterans
who have not yet applied for their
adjusted compensation certificates,
will be begun soon by the American
Legion, according to Watson B. Miller,
chairman of the Legion's national re-
habiliation committee. The time linn
it for filing application for the ad-
justed compensation expires January
1, Miller explained.
approximately 3,500,000 veterans
have applied for the compensation,
records Of the Veterans Bureau show.
Certificates with an aggregate face
value Of $4,000, ,G00,0 900 have been IS
sued, payable to the veteran at the
expiration Of 20 years or to his de-
pendents in case of death prior to
that time. Already $33, 800, 900 has
been paid to the dependents Of 3,169
veterans who have died since receiv-
ing their certificates,
The certificates also have a loan
value which increases each year, and
more than 100000 veterans have Sc
cured loans on their certificates
amounting to a total Of more thar
S65,00O.00O.
All ex-service men should apply fol
their adjusted compensation before
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
mont. Power HAD
STRIKING DISPLAY
At INT. T.-MTN. FAIR

Utility and beauty cleverly blended
to form an attractive display made
the exhibit Of the Montaan Power
company in the industrial hall at the
Inter-M Mountain fair last week one of
the outstanding features of the ex-
position.
The power company was displaying
electric ranges, washers, cleaners
and table appliances, but its efforts
did not stop there. The setting for
the exhibit was so harmopious and
tastefuIly arranged and so perfectly
lighted that the whole made an in
Simultaneous and lasting impression.
From the time it was opened until the
last rocket fixed out Friday evening,
the booth was a center of admiration
and interest.
The Montana Powers exhibit at the
fair was in charge of E. R. Buck,
sales manager for the Bozeman dis
trict.