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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-21
FATHER AND SON
PROGRAM HELD
BY LIONS CLUB

"'Fathcr and Som day was OBJ
served by members of the local
Lions club at their luncheon meet
ing yesterday in the Hotel Barbara
Worth. An especially good program
had been planned for the occasion
hv Harry skinner, chairman Of the
day.
Margaret Linckrn sang two
pleasing solos, - Was it :; Dream =
(Sam Coslow5 and dessert Song >,
(Otto IIarbaeh) with Mrs. Omega
Connolly acting as oceompanist.
Members Of the Lions quartet
were also on thc program, singing
peggy O'Ncil'' and ''Grccdy
Ncllcy," Mrs. Connolly acconran-
ing them.
Rev. William Chcycrton WAS
principal speaker, LIS address being
of special interest to the Young
guests. He advised the boys to make
up their minds now on what they
will do in the future and then work
toward their objective.
The speaker told the youths to
devclopc the friendship Of an out
standing citizen in the community
and seek his advice and hold him up
as an ideal.
Cites Hoover
The value of hard work was
stressed by Rev. ChcVcrton, who H.
Illustrated his point with the lives of
Thomas Edison and Herbert Hoover,
prcsidcnt-clcct. He paid especial at
tcntion to Hoover, who he said
achieved his success through his
own efforts and having an objective
toward which he strivcd since his
earliest youth.
Postmaster {. G.. Jenkins an
nounccd an invoice of aiImail sent
from FL Centre would be taken
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, in
order to see if enough mail is sent
from here to establish southern
route out of the valley.
Young guests of the club were
Lyle lIartzclI, Bobbic Ncalc, Louann
NuttalI, Addison Carter, Standlcc
Rank, William Dubois, Eugene
Becker. Robert ChildcrS, Roy Bird,
Wilbur Coggins, John Couch, Orvillc
Kirkpatrick, w. l.. Cowan, Raymond
Grant, Cleo Edgar, Max SoncS,
Bobby ChcSnut, Russell Morrison,
Ted Gruwcll and Monticth Pcratt.
Other guests were II. G. Coc .Ir,
J. G.. Cadman, William Mcaghcr and
Rev. ChcVcrton.
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Ritchey To Play
End For Trojans
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Nov. 2l.-Bcrt
Ritchcy, San Diego negro, probably
will start again at end when South
crn California meets Idaho Satur
day.
Ritchey gave such IL good account
of himself in the game with Arizona
that Howard Jones almost has con
rludcd to play him in the place of
TaPpaan, injured in the Washington
State contest.
Southern California last night
ScrimmaRcd for 30 minutes against
Notrc Dame formations.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-21
SPORT NEWS
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Jack
Willis, Arizona middlc-weight, scored
an impressive 10 round decision over
Joe Anderson, of Kentucky, con
qucror of Ace IIudkins, in bout
here last night. Willis outslugged
the Kentuckian from the opening
round to the finish. Jackie Mandell
won six round decision over Clay
ton Gouyd in the scmi-final.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Thc
Los Angeles fire department foot
ball team and the Pacific Fleet All
Stars, composed of former Annapolis
players and the pick of the 10 bat
tlcships, will clash at the Coliseum
here December 10, it was announced
today.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Nonc
too optimistic over the prospects of
victory, Coach Bill Spaulding of
the University of California at Los
Angeles, is putting his Bruins
through stiff workouts this week in
preparation for Thanksgiving Day s
encounter with the powerful Uni
vcrsity of Oregon Wcbfcct.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Thc
world IS heavyweight wrestling
crown will be at stake here tonight
when Champion Ed. "Stranglcr'
Lewis grapplcs with Paul Jones,
Texas topnotchcr, in Il three fall
match.
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Livestock
Wanted To Buy

WANTED-Used kerosene water
heater, large capacity, first class
condition. r. M. McCollum, East
Ell Centre Auto Court. lit
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Automobile Supplies
NEW. USED AUTO PARTS Fob
ALL MAKES OF CARS
California Auto Wrecking
Company
43S MAIN ST.
Ell CENTRIC
LEGAL NOTICE

We have consummatcd Il deal with
George +. BowlcS and Frank M.
BowlcS, operating as Bowlcs & Son,
whereby that concern is to repre-
sent us exclusively as II warehouse
dealer for Dunlop Tires, Tubes and
Accessories.
(Signcd)
DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER co,
- " INA
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The Golden Bear
Out For Blood
By United Press Leased Wire

BERKELEY. Nov. 81. Deter
mination to win the big game with
Stanford Saturday increased on the
University of California campus to-
day.
"Thc under dogs for the past
several years saw their chance for
revenge and were not be denied.
Coach "Nibs' Price believed
cit will be Il hard struggIc,' and
kept on whipping his Bears into
shape for the crucial battle.
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Cardinal Sick
List Increases
By United Press Leased Wire

nALO ALTO, Nov. 2l.-Gloom
dccpcncd down on the farm today
when word went about that Walter
Hcincckc, center, probably would
be unable to participate in the big
game with California Saturday.
licincckc was taken to the hospi-
tai suffering with Il light attack
of influenza.
Three other Cardinals ON the sick
list Scllman, Sims and Wordcn
were expected to be able to play
Saturday.
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Special Notices
MONEY TO LOAN
Lowest Rate in Imperial Valley
No Stock Purchase Required.
No Costly Delays
Building -Refinancing
lis So. Sixth St., Brawley
Phone 4S
CAREY BROS, Agents

HAY BUYER HERE c.
Newell registered at the Oregon
Hotel, buying all kinds of hay for
Kenneth II. Simpson 4 Co. Leave
phone or address. pots
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SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. ~. -
[" Wildcat Carter, Junior light.
weight San Francisco won Il tcchni.
cal knockout over Frankie Stctson,
GO.
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New Brunswick this year grew
1o,0O0,000 bushels of potatoes from
52,239 acres,
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SCREEN ACTRESS ILL

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. o1.-Olga
Baclanova, the Russian film star, is
i'll at her home with influenza. Her
condition is said not to be serious.
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FAT HENS, Fryers, Turkeys. Dress,
ed to order. Highest prices for fat
hens and fryers. 1882 Woodward
Phone 966. cod 2ltt
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ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, Nov. 21.
Eddie Murdock, Oklahoma City
Junior lightweight, and Benny Cha.
YES, Albuquerque, fought fast -.
round draw.
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ROOMS-Board if desired. Parking
space. Hot bath. 651 Commercial
20t5
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Poultry

FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
Matching Eggs, good quality, S53
adams. W. th.tf
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San Bcrnardino county will cs.
tabliSh an extensive garden of desert
plants at the county hospital.
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Here and There
In Sport World
By nitcd Press Leased Wire

, '"">e" wire
M1NNEAPOLlS, Nov. 21.-King
Tut, Minneapolis, defeated Tommy
Cello, San Francisco O0); Billy
Light, st. Paul, defeated Herman
Fatzlaff, Minot, y. u. (1O).
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For Rent, Rooms

ROOMS-Sleeping rooms for rem.
Hot and cold water. So week. In
Guiding parking space. Phone. 627
Orange. 16tf
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WANTED-Carpenter work, new
and repairs. 1 can give satisfac
ton. Will do country jobs. Harry
Cross, 9ol No. Fourth ST., Ell Cen,
tro. 21t2
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WANT TO BUY-10 90 acres I'm.
perial valley land. Must be the
best. Will give choice cf two
beautiful San Diego view home
lots, fully improved, clear, a" first
payment. Your price mus De
right. My price $2250 and $3.50.
E. p. Sessions, La Mesa, Cal, or
Press Box 534. 21ti
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PRACTICAL NURSING at your
lHmc or hospital, 742 Olive.
Phone 39i. 2Ot3
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TODAYS WANTS

OFFICE position wanted by ex-
perienced Spanish English steno.
grapher. 392 Holt. 21t3
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FOR RENT-Nice clean rooms and
apartments. 755 Orange st.
19tJ
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For Rent, Farm Land

FOR SALE-120 acres dry stock
feed, fenced in four fields. miles
west OH highway. Richter. 19t6
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FOR SALE-Gas range, good as
new. Half price. w. S. Moore
Ranch. 313 miles south on Eighth
st. Pits
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/. Y. Hardware Co.
Lost and Found

FOUND-Fur scarf. Owner may OBJ
tain by identifying and paying
advertising. Marsh Dry Cleaners.
20t3
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FOR SALE by owner. room moo
ern house. 1914 Hamilton. Piano.
sewing machine; other furniture
$500. 81 cod 4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-21

THOROUGHLY experienced, rcll
able American woman, SO, wants
position as cook in cafe, hotel OF
ranch. Know the valley. Address
Grace Bowers, $50 Fifth Avenue,
Venice, Calf. 21t2
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FOR LEASE-S0 acres alfalfa. One
mile north Sixth st. Knapp. Stf
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HAY WANTED-Western Hay s.
Grain Co. Call II. S. Beaver, Hotel
Princess, Ell Centre. 17tf
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FOR RENT-Apartment at Mission
Apartments, all newly renovated,
under new management, hot and
cold water, gas range, reasonably
priced. Sixth and, Commercial.
22tf
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Baby carriage. Al con.
dition. 462 Holt Ave. Phone
1093W. 1913
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GUARD SHOOTS THIEF
Wounded ProWIer Drops
Loot, Escapes.

Earl Berry, 9O8 Eugene ST., night
watchman at the Indianapolis
Power and Light Company sub
station at Seventeenth and Mill Sts.,
engaged in a gun battle with two
men he discovered near the plant
at 3 a. m. today. He wounded one.
Berry told police he was making
his rounds when he saw Negro
and white man carrying a sack.
He yelled at them to stop, but they
dropped the sack and ran. He fired
four shots and the white man fired
back once.
Police said they found marks
where the man had dragged his leg
as he limped away. The sack con-
tained plumbing fixtures, worth $50,
taken from the plant.
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man Stays
RIVAL WHO
STOLE Wife
Husband Shoots Down Foe
as Mate and Children
Watch Tragedy.
BEATEN BY INTRUDER
Former Friend Then Took
Family With Him,
Killer Says.

Wayne Herndon, "a, of 3144 w.
Morris ST., today shot and killed
James boo" Faudy, "a, living on
the Bluff Rd.. scouth of the city,
while Mrs. Jessie Herndon, %, who
had left her home with Faudy
Sunday, looked on.
The shooting took place at the
Herndon home.
Faudy, Herndon declared. had
been a friend of the family for more
than a year, but recently had
seemed to be paying too much at
tention to Mrs. Herndon.
Last Sunday, after a party at his
home, Faudy beat him up" and
took Mrs. Herndon and their two
children, Arlin Francis, 7, and Iota,
5, away with him, Herndon said.
Gets Wife's Clothes
Monday night, Herndon said he
learned mis- wife and Faudy came
to the house and took her cloth
ing to a neighbors.
11CI IllQOll NOJh lAAC OAOVAACo beASA
into the house.
Faudy, Mrs. Herndon> and the two
children we're driven to the Hern-
don home today by Fred Steele,
who operates a filling station on
the Bluff Rd.
Unable to find the clothes at the
neighbor's, the children and man
and woman went to the back door
and Faudy started to kick it in.
Shoots Man in Back
Herndon approached from the
rear of the premises with a .38-
caliber revolver and Fandy ran
across the driveway. Herndon fired
twice. Fandy stopped and held his
arms in the air crying:
MY God, don't shoot any more,
I'll not do anything any more"
He fell over the driveway fence,
dead.
Mrs. Herndon and the two chill
dren who had watched the shoot
ing from the back porch, ran to a
neighbor's.
Herndon called police on a phone
in his home. Mrs. Herndon was
held for questioning.
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four KILLED IN
FACTORY BLAST
Roar of Fireworks ExpIo-
sion Heard for Miles.

BIZ United Press
THOMPSONVILLE, Conn.,, June
26.-On explosion of fireworks in the
main building of the New England
Fireworks Company at North
Thompsonv1le took four lives today
Wreckage was hurled into the air
and fire Immediately broke out. The
roar of the blast could be heard for
miles.
After examination and search of
the disaster, Medical Examiner
Simonton announced he believed
only four persons died in the ex-
plosion. He had failed to find any
trace of the fifth person reported
by factory employees to have gone
into the ill-fated building.
None of the victims was employed
by the concern.
Four employees of the fireworks
company were in another structure
when the blast occurred. They
rushed out to find the building into
which the visitors had gone in ruins.
Fire broke out, but soon was ex-
tinguished.
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ATTACK IS CHARGED
Woman Hired as House
keeper Accuses Man.

John Gross, %, of 3445 Kenwood
Ave, was arrested today. after ar
alleged attack at his home on Mrs
Ethel Countryman, 90, of 1719 N.
Capitol Ave. He faces blind tiger,
assault and battery and drawing
deadly weapons charges.
Mrs. Countryman said Gross came
to her house in answer to news
paper advertisement to engage her
as his housekeeper.
When they reached the Gross
home he started drinking, she said.
She refused to drink and later he
chased her with a razor, she
charged.
Overtaking her as she ran to a
neighbor for help, he dragged her
into his automobile and took her
back to the house, she said.
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Two Giant SeapIaneS Wait
to Start Last Hunt for
Party in Arctic.
FEAR 10 MAY BE DEAD
Nothing Heard of Three
Who Started to Walk to
Land After Crash.
BY ERIK BERNDSEN
United Press staff Correspondent
lCopyright. 1873. hy United Pressl

VIRGO BAY, Spitzbergen, June
26.-Two giant seaplanes were watt
ing today for fog to lift so they
could start last search eastward
over the arctic ice for the seven
men carried away May 25 with the
wrecked gas bag of the polar dirigi-
BILE Italia.
If nothing is seen of them, as is
expected, the seven men will be
listed here as presumed to have been
lost.
There was greatest pessimism over
the chance Of finding these men and
the party of three, headed by Prof.
Finn Halmgren, Swedish meeeorolo-
gist, that started out to walk across
the ice to land.
Gen. Umberto Mobile, the Italia S
commander, under treatment in his
cabin aboard the supply ship Citta
di Milano here after his rescue from
the ice, frankly is hopeless that
either the gas bag or Malmgren
party will be found.
Make Last Careful Search
Commandant Umberto Maddalena,
in his seaplane Savoia SIS, and
Swedish Lieutenant Nilsson, in the
three-motored Fokker seaplane
Uppland were nominated today to
make a last search for the party of
seven carried away with the Italia.
They will fly as far eastward as
they can, keeping one mile apart,
while their crews keep a lookout
over the barren ice wastes for sign
of life.
1t is feared here by ali rescue
workers that if these two planes,
on this ambitious fight, do not
sight the Italia party, the seven
men concerned must reluctantly be
abandoned as in all probability al
ready dead.
No word has been heard of them
since General Mobiles party, thrown
to the ice with the Italias gondola
when the ship crashed May %, saw
them swept away eastward over the
frozen sea with the wrecked gas bag.
Sight Sleds From Camp
Likewise nothing has been heard
of the Malmgren party that set out
four weeks ago to try to walk to
North Cape to take rescuers to the
Mobile camp east of Foyn Island.
With Malmgren are Capt. Adalo-
berto Mariana and Capt. Filippo
zappi, of the Italian Royal navy,
joint navigators of the Italia.
Lieut. Einar-Paal Lundborg, who
smashed his little plane on his
second heroic flight to the Mobile
ice camp Saturday, radioed today
that he had sighted two dogsled
teams ten miles from the camp, but
that observation indicated the
Malmgren party was not with them
With these teams are Italian alpine
chasseurs, sent from the Citta Di
Milano to search for Malmgren S
party.
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STEWART TRIAL
SET FOR OCT. 5
Standard Oil Chief Pleads
Not Guilty.
BIZ United Press

bW OHttCd Press
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Trial
of Robert w Stewart, chairman OF
the Indiana Standard Oil Company,
on an indictment charging him be-
fore the Senate Teapot Dome COM
mittee, today was set for Oct. 8.
Stewart came to Washington from
his Chicago home, starting i'm
mediately after the indictment was
returned by a District of Columbia
grand jury in the local Supreme
Court yesterday.
The oil millionaire was arraigned
today, and pleaded not guilty. His
attorney demanded a trial at the
earliest possible date, and the date
was set Immediately.
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Fail to Find AmundSen
Copyright, 1928, by United Press


TROMSOE, Norway, June 26-
Arctic experts here believed today
the French Farman seaplane car
rying Roald Amundsen, discoverer
of the South Pole, to the rescue of
the crew of the dirigible Italia,
would be found somewhere west of
Bear Island-if at all.
The Norwegian fisheries steam
ship Michael Sars returned to Bear
Island late Monday night after a
thorough search Of the southern
margin of the polar icefields as far
as 200 miles east of Bear Island.
No trace was seen of the plane
or it's six men, missing for eight
days.
Experts reached the conclusion
that the plane must be west of bear
Island,
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BRAZIL PRISONER DESCRIBES MURDER
OF ORVILLE WIRES AT BLOOMINGTON

This they did. When they entered
Wires" home and demanded the
money, Wires refused to turn it
over. Then, Steele's confession con-
tinued, Buchanon shot Wires
through the stomach.
Steel and Buchanon, with the aid
of PrentisS Calver t and Marion
Strouse, two other accomplices we're
arrested by the Sheriff at Coalmont,
Ind, last Thursday night when they
attempted to holdup garage.
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Cal Is Canoeist

BIZ United Press
CEDAR ISLAND LODGE,
Wis, June 26.-President Cool
idge, who is about to relinquish
his task of guiding the ship
of State, is learning to paddle
a canoe.
After fishing trip Monday
on the Brule River, the Presi-
dent tried to steer his canoe
as it approached the landing
docks in front of his summer
home. Eye-witnesses said the
President had poor luck, sue
ceeding only in padding the
craft around in circles.
John La Rogue, Mr.. Cool
idge's Indian guide, easily
brought the canoe to a safe
landing.
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Buchanon was taken to Bloom
field, where he is being held and
the other three were taken to Brzail,
where they were tried and sentenced
yesterday. The three received
sentences in the Pendleton State
reformatory ranging from five to
twenty years. Calvert and Strouse
were taken to prison, but Steel is
being held in Jail here pending an
investigation Of his confession.
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GOLFERS FLAUNT RAIN

Bad Weather Fails to Put on
Damper at Municipal Links.
Bad weather has failed to put
damper on golf at municipal links.
Park Board President John E
Minor said today.
Last week 1900 day tickets were
sold.
South Grove course under the
management of Harry Schopp led
with 1900 tickets. Riverside sold
1000, Coffin 900, and Pleasant Run
700.
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G. O. P. RESTS FOR WEEK
Halt Campaign for Democratic
Farley in Houston.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Repub-
lican headquarters and the candi-
dates were inactive today, and will
remain so all this week "in courtesy
to the Democrats"
Secretary of Interior Hubert
Work, Republican chairman, an
neuced the Hoover Curtis cam
paigners would lay low until the
Democratic candidates are picked.
Senator Charles Curtis announced
he would leave Washington June %,
for ten-day vacation with his
daughter, Mrs. Leona Curtis Knight,
at her home at Quidnessett, RI.
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Bg United Press

BIZ United Press
BRAZIL, Ind, June 26.-Police
today believed they had solved the
mysterious murder of OrvilIe Wires,
who was called to the door of his
home in Bloomington and fatally
shot two months ago.
Gene Steele, who has been in
custody since last Thursday night,
according to police, broke down
Wednesday night and confessed to
3 number Of crimes, in which he
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TRAFFIC GROUP MEETS

Conference Called to Agree on
Changes to Downtown Rules.
Members Of the civic traffic COM
mittee, considering proposed down.
town traffic changes, met this
afternoon with the board of safety
The conference was ordered by
Fred w. Connell, safety board mem
Der, to agree upon proposed rules
to relieve congestion and give
pedestrians chance.
Merchants and civic organizations
were represented.
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said he and Bob Buchanon, Bloom
field, participated. Steele named
Buchanon as the man who muir
dered Wires.
According to the confession, Steele
and Buche On went to Wires home
in Bloomington to play poker. They
last all their money and departed.
Steele and Buchanon, the confess
sion, plotted to go back and hold up
Wires.
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GOVERNOR OF N. J. HURT

Car Hits Tree to Avoid Crash With
Bakery Wagon.
By United Press
TRENTON, N. j., June 26.-GoV-
ernor A. Harry Moore was injured
today when his automobile was
driven into a tree by Edward Car
ney, chauffeur, to avoid striking a
bakery wagon.
Governor Moore was bruised on
the back and head.
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ROBINSON OPTIMIST
Hoover Is Sure to Sweep
Indiana, Says Senator.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Sena-
tor Arthur Robinson of Indiana to-
day reported to Herbert Hoover that
he is certain the Hoover-C Curtis
ticket will carry Indiana by 10000
majority.
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CAROUSING IS CHARGED
Seek to Close Sandwich Shop as
Public Nuisance.

Neighbors today testified that the
carousing of sheiks and flappers in
and near the sandwich shop Of Eli
jah Yantis, 2301 N. Meridian ST.,
kept them awake nights.
Circuit Judge Harry o. Chamber
lin heard the testimony in suit of
property owners 10 close the place as
a public nuisance. Arguments will
be heard Friday.