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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
THURSDAY NOON LuNcHEoNs


Culbertson's Tea Room, 1915 O'Clock
CLASSICAL SECTION
Davenport Hotel. East Banquet Hall
1890 o'clock. IS cents per plate. Make
reservations with Miss Ethel X Hum
mel, The Lewis and Clark High school
Session follows after lunch in the same
room.
IDAHO BANQUET
Davenport Hotel. 1910 O'Clock For
reservations see John /. Hillman. Exc
cutive Secretary Idaho Education Asso-
citation.
HOME ECONOMICS
Cuttertson's Tea Room. 1915 O'Clock
MODERN LANGUAGE SECTION
Davenport Hotel, Gothic Room. i2:15
O'Clock. Program.
PHI LAMBDA THETA
Davenport Hotel. Isabella Dining Room.
l2:l5 o'clock. 60 cents per plate Visit
ing Phi Lambda Theta's who wish to
attend will please notify Lila Smith
kempis Apartments, Spokane, Wash.
by April 3rd
PRIMARY COUNCIL LUNCHEON
Crescent Tea Room, 12I5 o'clock.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
THE SPOKANE WOMAN
COMPLETE PROGRAM
Inland Empire Education Association, Continued

Administration, University of Washing.
ton. Seattle. Wash.
business Meeting and Election of Officers
COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
PRUSSIAN MINISTER SCATHS
 AMERICAN POLICE

BERLIN, Oct. 1S, (P) ---- Scath- ing criticism of the behavior of the American Police" on the landing of the Zeppelin at Lakehurst was contained in an interview with AL bert Grzesinki, Prussian Minister of the Interior, and one of the pas sengers of the Zeppelin were made public here.
 The minister said: Had an oc- currence like the one l witnessed taken place in Prussia. those police officers would have been fir ed the very same day"
 He said: "On leaving the airship which the passengers were permit ted to do only after hours of wait ing they had to their surprise, to go through several unpleasant ex' eprences. They were surrounded by a cordon of police and led into the Customs House as though they had Intended to smuggle passen' gers into the country. They were several times yanked and frequent
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
HICKMAN MAKES LAST
 STATEMENT 10 PRESS

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Oct. 17, (P) = In what Is probably the last interview Hickman, slayer of little Marian Parker, will ever grant to the press, he told the Associated Press that he is sorry he did not plead guilty and make my peace with God"
 Hickman will be taken from his cell tonight and placed in the death cha mber adjacent to the room in which he will be executed. Hickman said: T am really sorry I pleaded not guilty by req son of insanity. In High School I studied Sociology and kindred sub jects. I began to get the idea that the smarter man was the less he had to depend upon God. l began to think that men like H. G. Wells and Robt. G. Ingersoll were self sufficient and did not need God became an egotist and a hater; was mean and contrary around the house. I made good grades and honors in school but they are worthless unless you have good merits. Crime and other evils are signs of ignorance and death.
 All criminals and unrighteous men are struggling in the clutch of gigantic error by willful diso- bedience to Gods laws. They be- come ignorant of laws. truth and life All Creation is based upon positive force. Such is the will of God.
 However. the Devil is exercising a great influence upon the minds of men in order to tear down the work of God. At the defeat of Satan crime and violence come into the world. Men who willfully re- ject Jesus Christ and deny the grace of God invite ultimate dam nation and torment.
 'The reason why became such a horrible criminal was because I allowed the Demon of Hell to lead me on.
 T Praise God for lifting me out of this pit of darkness and corrup- tion. l was most ignorant.
 "I beg young people to keep a close watch on their morals and cling to the Christian faith and practice"
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
THREE BANDITS HOLD UP
 TAXICAB WITH MALL

BUFFALO, N. Y.. Oct. IS, (P) .- Three bandits today held up a tax icab in which registered mail was being transferred from one station 10 another. were still at large to day. They shot and wounded three sn-rds and |; pclieema ;,nd tled in an automobile with several sacks of mail.
 The value of the loot has rGt yet been determined but the police id not believe tha. the value was very great.
 :. special watch has been set cn the border to keep the bandits from escaping into Canada.
 The guards were, Ward ". Car ney. who received three bullets in his body: Vincent Connors. motor cycle policeman, shot five times when he attempted 10 halt the lam dits' car; and the other guards were Francis Lieber. who was shot in the side: and Challes DeVoughh. detective. who was shot in the knee.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
HOOVER URGES ALL PARTY
 MEN GET IN AND BOOST

WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. LP) - Speaking to members of the Hoov- er-Curtis Export Committee, Her bert Hoover said is was of lex treme importance that the men who have fixed their minds on the bill of Americas future should get into this campaign to see that the public mind is corrected" as there are many issues in this campaign that have nothing to do funda- mentally with the prosperity and progress of the country. appreci- ate your coming here and offering your support.
 The Republican nominee said this in greeting the business men who called at the Hoover headquarters: You all know how I felt during the years have been in the coun- try's service. that one of the pri- mary factors in the stability of American business and the contin- uation of employment has been the expansion of foreign trade, and in our endeavors to build up that ex- pansion I think that we have built up something else perhaps equally important, since for the first time So far as l know in the history of the Government, the Government has been placed upon co-opera- tive basis rather than on basis of compulsion, and think that this result has been shown in our trade every day
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
BIG CROWD AL.ASkANS
 ATTEND McKAY FUNERAL

SEATTLE. Oct. IT, (P) Sour doughs and pioneers gathered yes terday to bid farewell to Charles John Mckay, a colorful figure in the early Alaskan days who died here Saturday after an operation.
 He was born at Paisley, Scotland. coming to America when he was twenty-one years of age.
 During the gold rush he organ ized the first miners union in Nome and served as a deputy marshal there and was actively identified with the growth of Nome for sev- enteen years.
 He was well known through the North as a Scottish singer.
 Nine years ago he moved to Se- attle where he had extensive real ty holdings.
 He is survived by his wife Edith and his brother Archie, both resid- ing at Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHlC,
ONE .AMUNDSEN'S FUEL
 TANKS FOUND; BELIEF

COPENHAGEN. Oct. IS, cP) -..- 4 fuel tank. believed to have be- longed to the French Latham plane in which Amundsen and his five companions are presumed to have perished in an attempt to reach the survivors of the ill-fated dirigible Italia, has been found by the mo- torboat Kief, which arrived with the tank, having found it Saturday two hundred miles north of Chris tiania. It is capable of holding six hundred litres of fuel but it contained only thirty litres.
 The point where the tank was found is much farther South than the other places where parts of the sea plane were picked up.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
ANOTHER TRANSATLANTIC
 FLIGHT STARTED TO-DAY

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Oct. IT, R) .- Commander H. c. Mac Donald, English Aviator, hopped of from Harbor Grace today in a Moth type airplane, in an attempt to fly across the Atlantic Ocean to England.
 Macdonald came to Newfound- land three weeks ago and although he has only had eighty hours in the air flying, he is confident. he can make it alone in the small plane. He is an experienced navi- gator. His plane has a wingspread of only thirty-six feet and weighs only eight hundred pounds.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
GRIGSBY GETS STORMS OF
 APPLAUSE AT CORDOVA

CORDOVA. Oct. 1G. (Ry --.- Incit- ing storms of applause, George B. Grigsby, Democratic nominee for Delegate to Congress from Alaska. carried his crusade into the Copper River Gateway last night before a packed house At the Empress the atre.
 He started in with compara- lively mild speech and then devel oped into crescendo of denMnci- ation that grew to spectacular climax calling tremendous appro- bations of applause from the three hundred and eighty-five listeners.
 He said: Your fighting Dan sat in Congress like coward and al- lowed Alaska to be throttled with bureaucracy. He doesn't fight any one who can fight back but pre- tends to be a friend to the work ing man while favoring laws that please canneries."
 Grigsby declated: "I am for home rule az opposed to Bureau control and stand on the platform to which l am pledged to obtain this if possible, but I am accusing no one of graft and corruption as Dan accused Hoover. hear that
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
ing been sighted.

ing been sighted.
 The visibility along the Irish coast Is generally poor and it seem- ed there was a possibility that he might continue on to London. This would bring him to London about noon, Eastern Time. Weather con- ditions are none too good along the entire Irish and English coast.
 It is estimated that Macdonald carried enough gasoline to stay in
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
$500 AND NO SENSE

$500 AND NO SENSE Doctor: What did you operate on Jones for?"
 Surgeon: Five hundred dol lars"
 Doctor: No. man what did he have?'
 Surgeon: "F've hundred dol lars
 West Pointer: ''To keep my hal itosis from escaping
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that Geo. D. Schofield, joint Administrator Of the Estate of William O'Brien, deceased, pending in the Probate Court for Cape Nome Precinct. AL aska. has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in said Court, his final account of his ad- mnistration of said estate; and that Monday, December "A, 1928, at eleven o'clock. A. M, at the Court Room of said Court, Corner of Steadman Avenue and Front Street, Nome. Alaska has been duly appointed by the Judge of said Court, for the settlement of said Final Account. at which time and place any person interested in said Estate may appear and file excep- tions in writing to said Final Ac- count and contest the same
 GEO. D. SCHOFIELD.
 Administrator aforesaid. Publish Oct 20, 27, Nov 3, 10, IT 1928
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
WEDNESDAY ;rELEoRAPHic,
SMITH TAKES RAP AT
 REPUBLICAN ECONOMY

SEDALIA. Mo, Oct. IT. P) - A challenge to the Republican claims of economy in their admin istratson of the Federal Govern ment were issued by Smith who de clared that according to his idea .-t Harding and Coolidge regimes have been as "wasteful as any the country has ever seen"
 He further declared: They at tempted to give away our natural resources. They have postponed and neglected the most pressing needs of the country
 The Democratic nominee explain ed that there were three pictures he desired to place before the coun- try. One, he said, was what the Republican Party would like to have the American people believe as showing great efficiency and economy. The second was the pie ture "setting up the real facts which show that the Government is costing more this year than when Coolidge took office." while the third picture, he declared disclosed the Republican lack of ability, lack of efficiency and lack of busi- ness methods"
 The Governor eontended that the Republicans were lacking an issue and were therefore failing to put into the hands of the people what is the term of the Coolidge econ omy, and declared that he regard ed this as 'the grossest misrepre sentation" so far made Further, he said that Hoover has had a large share in painting this false picture when in his speech of ac- ceptance he said By vigorous econ omy the Federal expenses have been reduced by two billion dollars per annum,' asserting that no more misleading statement could bc made this campaign
 He added. that Hoover knows better, or should know better He should know that two billion dol lars reduction is the difference be- tween the war time cost of the Government and the peace time cost of the government. In the real picture, let me call attention 10 the fact that two billions, six hundred millions in assets acquir- ed during the Wilson administra- ton for purposes Of progressing the war were turned into cash in peace time by the succeeding Re publican administration and no credit was given the Wilson side of the ledger"
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

LONDON. Oct. IS, R -..- Eng land and Ireland are anxiously scanning the western sky for the tiny Moth DeHaviland plane in which Commander Macdonald hop ped off from Harbor Grace yester- day. With favorable conditions 1t has been hoped that Macdonald would strike the coast of Ireland in about twenty-two hours.
 At ten o'clock, A. M., Eastern Standard Time. however, twenty two hours after the takeo6 no word had been received of his hav-
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

Dr. Chase told you that the pc lple ftochcd to see Dan in Washington I dou't wonder at it. They flocxcd 10 sec McKinley's assassin and pan Sutherland assassinated Hoove-'s charat ter"
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
MACDONALD
 NOT YET BEEN SIGHTED

LONDON, Oct. IS, (P) ...- Grave anxiety is felt for Commander Mac Donald, who left Harbor Grace yesterday for a flight to England in little Moth type DeHaviland plane, with wing-spread of only ta'rty-six feet and weighing only eight hundred pounds. There is no word from him at the and of "A hours.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

ly pushed. In fact, one of them
 was struck in the face with a fist. Among those thus treated was the German Consul General Lewinski." |"
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
NEW VERSION

Mother, may go out to swim?" "Yes. my charming daughter; But don't hang around the cam era man
 GO on into the water"
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
TO-DAY IS ALASKA DAY"

Today, being Alaska Day, the Bank, Schools and the Federal offices are closed in observance of the day
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08

August, 1923, at the hour of Hoo
0 clock Il. m, at the Main or North
entrance to the Imperial County
Court House, in the City of FL Cen
tro, County of Imperial, State Of
California, the interest conveyed to
said Trustee by said Deed of Trust
in and to the property therein des-
cribcd, situate in the County of I'M
pcrial, State of California, describ-
ed as follows:
Block One () of La Solana
Acres, as per Map thereof No.
105, filed in the office of the
County Recorder of Imperial
County, or so much thereof as
shall be necessary to pay all
sums due and unpaid or to be-
come due, secured by said Deed
of Trust, subject, however, to
any and all prior liens and en-
cumbranccs.
Dated July 1G 1923.
SECURITY TITLE INSURANCE
AND GUARANTEE COMPANY.
BY II. Il. Anderson, It's Asst Secy.
Corporate Scal) } IS % \ l s
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08
PRISON
METED
STILL
TERMS
OUT TO
OWNERS

August Tierhcimcr and G. H.
Musicis, who pleaded guilty to a
charge Of possessing still. were
sentenced yesterday afternoon by
Judge Thompson to serve from one
to a years in SAN Quentin prison.
with the recommendation that Il
minimum term be served. also that
minimum fine be imposed in each
case.
Execution of the sentence was
suspended pending the trial of Earl
KingSingcr, arrested with Tier
heimer and Musick, date fer which
was set by the court rs Scptembc
10. The trio was arrested last
week by members of the sheriff .
staff and Chief Holmes of Calipat-
ria, while they were operating i
still near INLAND. Kingsinger de-
clined to follow the example of his
companions and entered plea of
not guilty.
J. A. Rogers, facing three counts
of passing bad checks. entered a
plea of not guilty, through his at
torney A. G. Blaisdell and the court
set October $ as the date for trial.
The cases of A. Chavez and Jes-
us Garcia, charged with attempting
to wreck the Calipatria Jail, were
continued until August 10 for plea.
September 10 was set as date of
trial for Henry Schmidt, who plead
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08
ELM NOTES
Py Fress Staff Correspondent

Py Fress Staff Correspondent
Elm, Aug. So. {. Bryant
spent a few days Al Jacumba
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HackIeman
eft "a rday morning on a five
days vacation at coast points.
G. N. Cohlcjgh and son James re
turned from Jacumba after few
days vacation.
Mrs. Taylor and daaghtcr Edith
of san Diego spent the week end
with friends and relatives at Live
oaks.
:. Knox has purchased a new ear
Monday from Jacumba where he
spent the week end with his family.
.Ioln G. Haworth returned to San
Diego after several days in the val
Icy on business. Mr.. Haworth for
mcrlE lived in the valley.
SHirIie Boone Is planning to leave
soon for Bakersfield where she will
visit with friends.
Laura and Lawrence CobIeigh re
turned to san Diego after brief
visit - Jacmba.
r.. /
children Elton and Marjorie, for
mcrly Of the valley returned to their
home at Lomita Thursday after a
few days visit with relatives here
and At Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Boone and
family returned Friday from Live
Oaks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frost and
daughter Ora and Hazel visited rel
atilrs near Seal Heights Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Boone and
son Edward motored to Long Beach
and cnioved the week with rela-
tiycs. Dorothy and Woodrow Tay-
lor accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore mot
ored 10 Arkansas where they are
the guests Of Mrs. Moore 5 parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Livingston
and daughter are leaving soon for
Riverside whore they will make
their home
Charles Douahue of Imperial was
calling ON friends in Elm Monday.
Nlviau Haskell Is the guest Of
Grace Perry a. Lomita.
Mr.. End Mrs. :. Moore have as
their guests their daughter and fam
ilv of Redlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Boone and
family havc moved over on the
Pitts place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lowe and
grand children Juanita Lee and
Homer Poole rctarncd from San Di-
ego recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08
Doe Zinn Gets
Two Silver Cups

Unknown 80 many of his friends,
ID. l.. Doe . Zinn OF this city is
quite an expert shot, and to prove
the statement he went over to San
Diego to participate in the trap
shooting last Saturday and Sunday,
and returned to the valley the own
er Of two silver cups
In Saturdays shooting Doc >
scored the high average in the han
dicap event, getting % out Of pos
sible 100 On Sunday be finished
first in the Glass ID event, scoring
lS3 out of possible zoe.
The cups have not vet arrived in
this city but when they do " Doc y
will place them on exhibition in
Edgar Brothers Hardware Company
window.
ether valley shooters i'll Satur-
days meet and their scores were,
Y. j. Sims, Brawloy l6s-200; Will
liam Cobcrlv, Brawlcy, 10000 and
0. l.. Peterson, CaleXico, l55-2OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08

Genuinely proud of the honor
that has come to his family, yet de,
termincd to make no capital of it.
or as he expressed it, ride on The
shoulders Of somebody else, Dis
trict Attorney Elmer W. Heald yes
tcrday reluctantly admitted 10 4
ress representative that he and
Herbert Hoover are first cousins.
For some days past the Press has
heard rumors regarding the relation
ship but 1t was not until yesterday
tn%t an interview with Mr.. Head
was possible.
He was cornered at the court
house after the close Of long ses-
sion yesterday and being charged
with the relationship, sought by
cvasiye answers to find a way out
without committing himself, but
finally gave up. Then for fear he
would make a.requeSt that nothing
be- printed about il, the Press man
had, to become cvasive, talk fast
and when the time came, get away
rs gracefully rs possible after OBJ
tanning tbt required information.
fhr district attorney did not
definitely ask that the story be
kept from print, and he certainly
d1d not say that It could be printed.
The Press man may have to do
some tall explaining.
'Yes, Mr.. Hoover and l are first
cousins, the district attorney
said. His mother and mine were
sisters. My mother is still living
on the coast and recently her pic
turr appeared in the paper as Mr..
Hoover ; aunt, the newspaper mea
having discovered her. At that
time several valley people saw the
picture and noticed the name was
the same as mine. They questioned
me about it, but | managed to get
away without committing myself.
"Of course I'm proud that one
So closely related should be named
for the high office of president, bur
ON the other hand. why should it
concern me any | can not quite
why any hullabaIloo
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08
La Barba Gets
Decision Over
Chicago Boy
~ United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES, Al'g. Fidcl
La Harba ripped over q 'igh;ning
.ir Aand 10 win . l0rourd dacis-
.ou from Earl Ma~'ro, Chicago at
'H. Olympic auditorium last night
The FORMER flrwriGht champion,
making Dis second appearance since
l.s return 70 the ring, took seven
" the ten rounds
There were no knorkdowns. but
..a Earba rocked Mastro three times
a.tA crashing blows. Mastro was
clover, bat was beaten 10 the punch
iu quick exchanges
Ia Barba fought much better
fight than hp did against Huerta
LIaus. doing less clinching.
Billy Dcfoc and Ben Golden
fought liatly., six rounds in til"
>omiwiuaup, which was called a
draw.
joe Woods took = six round de-
r.,ion from George Trenklc in the
special event.
Louis May, easily defeated john
Mmak and Orlando Luccro won
from Q. Kmura ia the four round
crs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-08
Public Invited
To Meeting OF
Local Chamber

Tonight at G:3Q, the chamber Of
commerce will have its weekly din,
ner at the Barbara Worth hotel. H.
\. Hansen, district freight and pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific
lines, will address the gathering, his
subject being ''What the Railroads
DO To Help Business and the Bus
ness Man Other Southern Pacifia
traffic and commercial department
mcn viii he in attendance, and the
dinner will provide an excellent OPP
Portunity to become acquainted
with the railroad organization. SCI
ret&ry Hays announces that the dim
ner is in no wise restricted II
chamber ON commerce members. but
chat all residents or visitors in the
city viii be welcome to attend this
or any other dinner Of the chamber,
and they VIII find the meeting inter
esting and inspiring. The economic
situation in Imperial Valley becomes
daily better, and an expression of
the optimistic views Of other OBJ
servers inspire local men to renewed
activity.
The chamber Of commerce is com
mitted to an impressive program Of
major activities this year, and with
rhc ending of the vacation period
all of the committees intend to
wheel into action, and, according to
President Hetzcl, 50 Do their stuff. '
FL Centre has shown a marvellous
growth in the last three wears, and
this years chamber directors are
deeply interested in seeing the
realization of number Of plans
which they have made for civic and
economi: bcttcrmcnt here.