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Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Carpenters Rejoin
Trades Council
BY United l'ress aeaAed Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3O.-The
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners, embracing a member
ship of 100000 was today re-admit-
ted to the building trades council of
the American Federation of Labor.
The action was heralded by Off
cials of the building trades depart
ment of the federation, in conference
here prior to the opening of the
forty y-seventh annual convention
Monday, as one of the most inlpor-
tant developments of this year IS
federation meeting.
The carpenters and joiners left
the metal trades council five years
ago as result of jLrisdictional dis
putes involving the sheet metal
workers. Readmission was mad
upon their application today, signed
by General President William l.
Hutchison and General Secretary
Frank Duffy.
"'The move brings the total
strength of the building trades
movement up to 100000 mem
bers,' w. J. McSorley, of Cleve-
land, president of the building
trades department said in declaring
that the action would be one of the
outstanding accomplishments of the
convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Service Clubs
Aid Boy Scouts

Swinging their hammers Justify,
groups of FL Centre business men
members Of the Rotary and Kiwanis
Clubs-are doing their bit as car
penters in the city park where these
service clubs are building hall to
)e used as headquarters by the two
troops Of Boy Scouts which they
ponsOr.
Under the direction of "Boss
Rill Tondro, construction opened
yesterday, with Rotarians in two
hour shifts coming on the job. To
day, with "Boss' r. H.. Anderson
of the kiwanis Club experimenting
the driving of the nails, KiwanianS
are doing their part. Members
from both clubs will be on the ioh
tomorrow, and it is hoped that the
building can be completed by night
The hall, which is being substan-
tally built. is of frame construc
tion, and will be "a by 40 feet in
size. When completed, it will be
used as meeting place by TrooI
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Suit Filed For
Alleged Damage
To Good Name

Claiming that Rene Rambout has
injured his good name by branding
him as a burglar Ed Jepeway this
morning filed suit at the county
clerks office seeking damages +"
the extent of $4,000.
According to the complaint Jepe'
way charges that on September l8,
last. kambout in the prcSenc" Of
several persons indicated the plain
tiff and declared:>
He broke into my place this
morning and stole my mirrors and
fans. -
Jepeway claims that his n""''
was injured in that those hearing
the declaration believed ;hat Ram
bout meant it as a charge of burg
larv against Jcpcway.
The plaintiff alleges that severa'
times during that day and again The
following day Rambout made simi.
lar declarations in the presence O
others and that the defendant die
this with the intention of injurin2
the name of the plaintiff. H.
charges that the defendant had no
grounds upon which to base suci
claim.
He charges that he was injured
in the sum # $1,000 and asks that
he be awarded an additional $4,000
as punitorv damage because Of thu
maliciouen"e" Of the dcfpnlant
Ault and McKinnon are appearing
as attorneys for the piairtiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Subject of Story
Well Known Here

Romance of the days when the
rrcat omen spaces existed as real
ity and not as n popular phrase, is
'ccalled in articles published in tn"
October issues of the American
Magazine and Frontier Times, both
If which are of interest to FL Cen
rano as they mention Captain John
2. Hughes. Captain Hughes is n
'riend Of Ira Aten, director of tn"
imperial Irrigation district, and has
;pent several winters here as Aten S
yuest.
Aten has the distinction of having
served as one of the Texas rangers
under Captain Hughes, a noted pi'
,neer and preventative of the law
II the days when outlaws scOurged
he cattle country from the Pan
handle of Texas to the Rio Grande,
Captain Hughes, with a band of
lis trusty rangers and a Mexican
randit, is shown in picture which
heads the American Magazine ar
'ic'e "Quick on the Draw
In Frontier Times, an extensive
illustrated article is devoted TO
Captain Hughes, of the Texas
'anoers. In this, many of Hughes
daring exploits are cited, and full
,ketch Of the man s fine character
given. To those who pictured the
,fficers Of that period as hard shoot
ing. profane sneaking, and heavy
drinking guardians of the law, the
verbal picture of Captain Hughes,
Who neither drank nor smoked, ana
Who acted as q Sunday school super
intendent when not away from home
N pursuit of desperate criminals, is
particularly enlightening.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Continued from page one)
which he said parallels closely the
thics Of the teaching profession.
Professor j. l.. House, in the dual
'apacity of Rotarian and school
eacher, responded for the teachers
md thanked the Rotarians for the
ttcntion showed the teachers. His
remarks were supplemented by B.
1. Gruwell, superintendent of city
chools, who expressed on behalf of
is teaching force, their apprecia-
ion for the courtesy of the Rotar.
ians.
Teachers introduced
Carrying out the Rotary custom of
|isitOrs Introducing themselves,
each teacher was required to arise,
i've her name, the school at which
he teaches and her residence be-
fore coming to FL Centre. The re-
alt showed a surprising number of
)klahomans and Iowans, leading
ng President Currier to suggest
ONE sort of contest between them.
\ goodly number of ''desert rats y
vas also revealed by this stunt.
The high light in the evenings
entertainment was the singing of
new FL Centre song, the words
md music being written by Dou.
)eeble, who presided at the piano.
rhe all too modest Doug has writ
ten catchy and melodious song
which George Paulin, who had prev
ously rendered solo number, in
reduced to the Rotarians. The
ong went so big that the teachers
nd guests were invited to join in
he chorus, and they responded
18th will
George then informed the assem-
Ilagc that Doug had written an
'ther sweetheart y song, an d
against the authors protest, the
ong was sung. 1t too was "A hit
md if Doug cant market that
,iece it means that folks don ap-
'reciate real good music.
j. II. Carewe of Holtville, con
'luded the entertainment with n
lumber of characteriZations from
shakespeare winch were greatly en-
Dyed.
Following the program an infor-
nal reception was held to enable
'urther acGuaintanceship between
eachcrs and residents.
In the course of the evening Pres
dent Currcr endeavorcd to aid the
ase of the clubs only two bach
alors by causing them to be pre-
,ented as eligible material for hus
,ands. intimating that with a num-
Der of single school teachers on
'and, the club should soon be 100
Der cent benedicts. AS the two
bachelors are now marked men,
heir fellow Rotarians are sitting
light and intend to watch develop
nents with that keenneSs which
,nlv those who are in the soup can
exhibit toward those who are not.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Los Angeles Pair
Lodged In Jail


Two los Angeles motorists were
arrested on the Calexico highway
last night by Patrolman "Bill
Tackett of the state traffic squad.
They w,1e locked up at The county
Jail overnight and this morning
both entered pleas of guilty to
charges of reckless driving when ar
raigned before Judge 7. Mavfleld.
Each was sentenced to pay 1 fine Of
800 or spend 25 days in the county
iail. They were remanded to the
custody of the sheriff in default of
the cash. :
The men were docketed at the
county Jail as r. Hinebauch and NJ
c. Mi,lsap.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Woman Sues To
Recover Auto

An action was filed ut tine county
'hrk s office this morning by Mrs
Billie Prince against Howard Meyer
rhe complaint charges that the de
fendant is in possession of an au
"mobile which is the property Of
the plaintiff and that despite dc
mands has refused to give H.
plaintiff possession of the ear. Tn
plaintiff asks that the court returI
a Judgment in her favor for pos
session of the machine and that in
ease the ear can not be dcliverc
that she be awarded $500, the valu3
of the machine. Ault and McKin-
non are appearing as her attorneys
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Couniy-

Be Thrifty. Have your shoes re-
paired. Electric Shoe Shop. adv
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 1877 n.
Fifth st. Phone 7S3. adv
Ruth T. Reid, teacher of piano,
harmony, history Of music. High
school credits. 523 Holt. Phone 236.
adv
Need More Clothes - Receipt Of
several donations of clothing fol
lowing the recent appeal published
IN the Press, is reported by officials
of the Salvation Army. However,
II is reported that a great need for
such donations still exists. Anyone
having men s, women's, or child
IS clothing, also furniture which
they are willing to donate, shouln
can the Salvation Army. Gifts Of
such articles may be left at tn,
salvation Army headquarters on
Sixth street between Main and
state on Tuesday, Friday and Sat
telephone call to 5ll-J will bring
',r.,o, n,...,.c 10 can for contri
buttons.
DIR. r. c. Clemons announces the
installation of new XRay, com
.'letely equipped for skull and s:nn
work in addition to regular dental
examination. ad,
Poultry. Dressed to order. Blu!
at market prices. los2 Woodward
Phone 96G. adv
Reynolds Furniture Co. Pianos
Cor rent. Phone 192W. adv
I. v. Academy CT Music, Elmer A
rodd, Director. High School Credits.
Every teacher has State Ioard of
Education certificate. Full gradual
ing course. 632 Olive. Phone li6.
adv
Order Bottle Of Cream from Me
Bride s Dairy and you will get rea
satisfaction. Phone 90lJl. ad,
List Yoour House For Reft will
Tdoar Pros. Realty Co. SOS MAIN
Phone 160. adv
A Bottle of MILK is n bottle
E Health. If it comes from Me
Bride s Dairy. Phone 901J1. adv
Some More of those good peaches
75c Der lug. Tropical Fruit Co. l243
Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Connors Required
To Make New Plea

An amended information was
filed in the case of the people of
the state against Dave Connors when
the defendant was brought before
Judge A. c. Finney this morning
for a hearing on an application for
probation.
Connors entered plea of guilty
to charge of forgery some time
ago and asked that he be given pro
baton. In the meantime investiga-
tion led to the belief that Connors
had been convicted of felonies on
two previous occasions.
AS n result os this finding an
amendment to the information in
the ease was necessary and it was
amended to read: Convicted of
felonies in Nebraska on October ! |,
1919 and in Washington on October
81, 1923. AS a result Il new plea
must be entered in the ease and il
was continued over to October Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
PAGE THREE

"a, sponsored by the Kiwanians,
and Troop 3, backed by the Rotar-
ians. The building faces on Seventh
street, and is on the corner near
Park avenue.
The construction of the head
quarters is really the materiali
zation of the determined desire Of
Victor Hetzel, Chester Collins, Sell
win Bowles and other Eagle Scouts
for permanent meeting place.
Frank Bowles is scoutmaster of
Troop 3 and Ralph Reynolds of
Troop II.
Upon the completion of the club
| house. the sponsors are planning to
install lockers, and are also eonsid-
ring adding a fireplace at later
date.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Citrus crop estimates for River
side are 80 per cent of normal for
oranges and lemons and 70 per cent
for pomelos.
Newport, Orange county, viii vote
on $150,000 bond issue with which
to build q ietty.
A clubhouse costing $35, 900 is to
be built at Santa Maria, Santa Bar
bara county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Conference Next Week.-Educa-
1 Tors Of the state, including county
sdpcriitcndcnts, principals, and su-
V terVisors, viii gather at Coronado
next week for their annual meeting.
Sessions viii last throughout the
cntlr" week. Among those who will
be present from the valley are
'"h",y superintendent II. G. C0e,
NJ Attendance Supervisor Harry A..
\ Skinner, Mrs. John kavanaugh and
9rs. Lura Tyler, rural supervisors
disrussion.0f the new school laws
will be one Of the important fca-
turcs Of the conference.
= Buy Home With Your Rent. Ed
par Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
fhone lO0. adv
Paul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon
ade and Hires. Pickwick Stages.
l,i!f
Nine. Kath1rl,.r Ward Kupelian
Science Of "oice and Art Of Song.
High school credits. Studio J42 Olive
E ST. Phone 395. 14tf
y Erawley Has Strong Team-Braw-
F~y High school will open its 1927
f1"t'"" s""son Saturday. going t.
coronado for the initial tussle. Th,
!. awrcy senool has turned ont
strong for the grid game this vcai
and three practice games have been
arranged to get the team in shap.
for its opening league game in r.
Centre on October %. Several let
tel men have returned for play an1
a good season is looked for by fol
lowers Of the team.
Or. j. I. Foncannon, Osteopathic
Physician. Room &c. Davis Bldg. OF
flee Phone 81. Home Phone I?9.
adv
= Or. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davi'
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Hazel N. Baker, p,anoforte in
struction. Systematic, thorough
training. Cos He'll. Phone o20W. az
Planning Get-Together - thcvro
| let representatives Will gather at
/ the Hotel Barbara Worth tomorrow
night for banquet and gct.,o-
gether. Details of the fall sales
campaign will be discussed and
other matters of interest to tn,
salesmen. Covers will be laid for
81. as all Chevrolet statesmen of I'm
T,fial Valley, Yuma and San Diego
are expected to be in attendance.
List Your Houce For Sale with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. Cos Main
Phone lG0. adv
Week End Specials. lbs. bana
mas PIE; HIS. potatoes 25c. Tropical
Fruit Co. 1243 W. Main. adv
Registration Not For Adults
Registration of minors, which will
open in this county~on Monday anl
will continue throughout the entire
week, is not in any way TO be con
fused with adult registration. Duc
10 confusion which seems to have ev
listed in minds of many people, this
statement has been issued from the
office Of the state superintendent
of public instruction. Hoisc-to.
house canvasscrs, cmploved bv III"
school trustees of each district, will
take the names of each child from
one day old to ls years.
The Gertrude N. Bower School
Grades 10. Text books furnished.
Tuition $l2 per school month. Ger
trude \. Bower, b. A., A. NJ. Goa
Park Ave. adv
re For Paperhanging. Painting and
DECORATING. See Walter ID. Pollard
1913 Broadway. Phone 99i. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

The farm advisor of Orange coun'
ty, says sour orange rootstock is not
so good for lemons as sweet stock or
pomel.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
ROTARY CLUB
PLAYS HOST TO
LOCAL TEACHERS

Continued from page one)
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Paul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon
'ade and Hires. Pickwick Stages.
l.'tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

The Gertrude N. Bower School.
Grades 10. Text books furnished.
Tuition $l2 per school month. Ger
trude \. Bower, B. A., A. NJ. Goa
Park Ave. adv
re For Paperhanging. Painting and
DECORATING. See Walter ID. Pollard
733 Broadway. Phone 99i. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

L. Buy Home With Your Rent. Ed
par Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
fhone lG0. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Nine. Katn1rl,.e Ward -Kupelian
Science OF TOIce and Art Of Song.
High school credits. Studio J42 Olive
st. Phone 391. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Hazel N. Baker. p,anoforte in
stru"tion. Systematic, thorough
training. Cos He'll. Phone Cow. az
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

- Or. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davi,
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18
AUTOMOTIVE
THIS WEEKS BEST BUYS

THIS WEEKS BEST BUYS 1925 Ford Coupe. 1925 Chevrolet Coach. 1925 Chevrolet Touring 1923 Star Sedan. 1895 Rec speedwagon. 1925 Overland Touring. is:4 Ford Coupe. sl25 co,npleta Harley Davidson Motorcycle and side car. 3,s complete. All in the Very Best Condition and Sold
 with Our Guarantee
 SUPERIOR AUTO co.
 l:s Church Street
 Si Main Street. Rear
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers
Instrumental and Vocal

VIOLIN INSTRUCT1ON-Nunz t. As- nelo teacher Of violin Studio, Room g. 29a Main st. Hours 4-? D. nl
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18

RECENT TRApE-INs Cars bought righ. and listed right from the best homes Tn New Britain. 1927 Oakland Brougham 1928 Pontiac Coach 1925 Buick Coach 1925 Hudson pasa. Sedan 1923 Cadillac pass. Coupe Excellent
 condition 1923 Hudson Coach 1925 Essex Coach 1926 Essex Coach lS24 Packard Sedan 1926 Ford Sedan 1925 Dodge Touring
 Time Payments Arranged THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES co.
 Distributor
 PACKARD-HUDsON TEL 254s 13s ARCH ST.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18

 Aonh Fndm SClsSfdS Read for R0T-Ue for RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18

GARDEN ST family l3 room house Price for quick sale. II. |. Christen- sen. Room {. lSl Main St. Tel. 3l2l HART ST! family house, rooms all modern Improvements. Call P. penu,ze Tel a547 or .5ST-..
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18

JUBILEE STA lh room. tenement house. Mus. be sold at once. Price reasonable Aaron pan'alsou & O.. lSl Main st.. city.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18

SuLkY PLOW-Wanted 10 buy In good condition. Address Box sS, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18
Springtime Opportunities
 and Services
AUTOMOTIVE
Service Stations, Repairing

Service Stations, Repairing F CYLINDERS REB0RED-stop that oil pumping and piston slap! Get better gas and oil mileage! We will rebore your cylinders without removing mo.or from chasis. install new pistons, new rings piston pns and bushIngs. grind valves. take up on bearings, lineup connecting rods at fat rate price Phone, call or write Chariand's Auto Service Station, 80 Main s.. opp East Main St. Tel. l544 ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS-S. Wolf. prop. Auto radiators. body fenders repairing. lo7 Arch St Tel l7Os. BROKEN WINpsHIELD-Gi and door lights replaced while you walt ty eiass cutting experts Rackltre Bros Co. Inc. Biselow St store. CADILLAC AND NAsH-s Speciality. Have your car repaired now Cars called for and delivered. J B. Morans Garage li5b Church st. Tel cS42-2 CARS WASHED AND PoL1suED-Ben. nett Motor Sales Co.,. 250 Arch St Phone 2952
 FURNITuRE-And auto npho7sterins. Tops clip covers and side curtains. Vim. K. Geiselh'eth uphosterIns and Repair Shop. l53 Arch St. rear. FORD OWNERS, ATTENTION. Stop that piston slap and atr pumping with out removing motor from chassis Ask about our fiat rates. Judd's Garage. Il Pleasant street
 A complete over haul job for little money Auto Re pair Co. 94 Hartford Ave. Tel 2219-S or 4o99-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18
MERCHANDISE
Business and OGice Equipment 5

SAFES We have thaH, to suit any home or business purpose, In all sizes and weights. Pr!'es start at S2i. Adkins Printing Co., stationery and office Out t,tnra kk Cnlrrrh strnnt
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18

You buy see the Smith Stan dard Thorobrcd baby chicks. Large stock at N. '. Bird & Feed Co.,. ls2 Arch St. Tel 4S1Q.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18
JUST LIKE NEW

JUST LIKE NEW
 No 1927 Chrysler "7O' Royal Coupe with Rumble seat; driven tr!fe over 1000 miles. Can De bought at great sac rfcs. 1928 Chrysler "7o" Royal Coupe: driven only 5000 miles: In excellent condition: priced right. iacs Chrysler "7D" Brougham; very good condition; fully equipped low mileage.
 No. 1925 Hudson Coach. Tn good condition. new lacquer finish: new tires is7+ Cadillac 7-passenger Sedan: newly painted and In marvellous running con- dlton: great family car: will last g long time
 AND MANY OTHERS"
 Deferred Payments
 THE LASH MOTORS. INC.
 4Il West Main Street
 Phone 5000
New Britain herald., 1927-04-18
Wanted To Render Services :

VI are now spraying frui. trees for the control of San Jose scale and ogste, Shell sale i'll New Britain and are also accepting orders for the second spray iG~ Of fruit trees, which should he done within 10 days after the blossoms drop. our rates for this spraying are Slo5 per tree for trees thc- have a diameter of inches or more and smaller trees according 10 size. Telephone your order today Phone 2l52 Mddlstown. Mi!aue Tree Expert Co. Masin Bldg.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-02-28

For Sale-Household Furniture.
Wallace w. Brown, 80 Washington
Street.-Advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-02-28

1t was virtually decided to have
one car parking stand on North
Main street, stand for two cars
near the Hickman drug store on
Riverside avenue and other stands
in different parts of the city will
also be recommended. Action will
be taken at the city council meeting
10 be held Tuesday evening, March
!.
THE Fascinating Fanny Brown"
The Fascinating Fanny Brown"
a two act comedy will be presented
in Firemen's hall, Forestville, this
evening by the Barbecue committee
Of the Sessions Clock Company.
Music will be furnished by the New
Departure orchestra.
Defeats Plainfield.
The Plainfieid basketball team
was no match for the Bristol New
Departure quintet last Saturday eye
ming. the locals winning by score
OF At to 80. Professional rules were
in vogue. all through the game.
Padden of Worcester acting a.
referee. At half time Bristol was
leading "a to Is. The summary:
pH{stal
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-02-28

building in kensington. The special
costumes and scenery which have
been imported for the affair promise
to make the production one OF the
best remem cred of those ever given
| in the town.
Officers of the organization are as
follows: James c. Hart. president;
Raymond Warren. vice president
John F. Giana, trea urer: Peter j.
Corr, recording secretary: William
Brown, marshal; Robert r. Pagan.
financial secretary; Edwin Malone.
nt-at-arms: Rev. John c..
Brennan. chaplain. The trustees in
clude William W. Pagan, William
! MCGEE, Patrick J. Buckley and Will
liam Binardo.
Death OF Child
Rosalie Pac, three year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pac of
Kensington, died yesterday at the
home of her parents. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon
from her late home. Burial will be
in Sacred Heart cemetery. New
Britain.
Sewing Meeting
An all-day sewing meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. S. Chase
Coale of Worthington ridge on
Wednesday morning, March at 10
o'clock. All women of the Berlin
Congregational church are invited to
attend. Work will be done for the
Madura hospital in India. material
being furnished by the Woman's Aid
society. All are asked to bring
lunch. Coffee will be served.
Lenten Vesper services will be
held in the Berlin Congregational
church from March 20 until Easter.
A chorus Of 40 girls is desired. A
rehearsal will be held on Saturday
afternoon. March 5.
Visits Home Town
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and Mrs.
Tiske of the Berlin Congregational
church left this morning for motor
trip to Shelbourne, Mass. Mr..
Fiske's home town. The route will
touch Deerfleld, where the local
couple will leave Samuel a. Fiske,
Jr., at his school, Deerfield Academy,
from which the boy has been visit
ing his parents for the past week
end.
Week End Visitors
Mrs. E. j. Wickwire and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Wickwire Of New Haven,
former residents Of this town. were
visitors in town on Saturday where
they were received by many OF their
friends and former neighbors.
Samuel Coale. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
IS Chase Coale of Worthington
ridge. has returned to school follow
ing weekend visit spent with his
parents.
Bernard P. Moore Of Kensington
has returned to his home here after
a visit with relatives in Meriden.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. l.. Austin
Of Pennington avenue on Thursday
afternoon of this week. All men,
bers are requested TO be present.
East Berlin Items
More than 60 friends Of Mr.. and
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