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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-13
SWALLOWS STOLEN MONEY

ST. PAUL. Minn.-Sixteen-year-
old Chris Sorgen confessed he had
swallowed two IS gold pieces that
he had stolen.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Flames Destroy
Cantu's Home

\ 2o-room frame bHilding, once
the home of former Governor Este
ban Cantu and which had recently
been used as q rooming housc. wa,
compile IL destroyed by flames
shortly after : o'clock last night.
The building was located on Fran
cisco !. MADEIRA avonu. i'm McXicali,
directly across the street from the
Meyicali fire company.
The building was owned by T. s..
Troy OF CaIeNico. He carried only
"a small insurance on it, il is be
Fevcd, In addition to thc building
three automobiles were burned.
Several persons were in the build
.ng at the time the blaze started bat
all were notified in time 10 get out
despite the rapid spread OF flames
The flames could bo seen for miles
around. Ioth th, McEieaIi and cal
oEico companies answered the call
but they made no effort to save the
Iuilding as il was a mass of flames
and they directed all thcir efforts
So building, nrarJt TO kaap the fire
trom spreading. The bHiIdiny
burned to the ground in less th"a
an hour.
Th origin Of the fire is unknown.
The damage was estimated at ap-
proE.mately S25.oon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
PERSONALS

Mrs. G. +. Marsron and son Rus
sell. hays returned from their vaca.
ton spent at Los Angeles and
Bakersfield.
Mrs. Evelyn Fish Of Los Angeles
Formerly resident of the valley
spent The weekend visiting with
friends throughout the valley.
Mrs. J. :. Larrw has returned
from a vacation spent at coast
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen 7. Richard.
son. visited here over the weekend.
Mrs. Richardson is bride OF this
summer, being formerly Miss / aulah
WTlouahbv Of this city. Mr..
Richardson was a member Of Central
Union faculty last year. They are
now residing at Big Bear Lake.
Miss Bonnie Braese has returned
20 her duties at Tyler Insurance
Company, following vacation
period ON The coast.
Mr. and Mrs. j. /. Travers re-
turned this morning from an cT-
;cnsive trip to the Middle West and
New England. They spnnt consider
able time at Mr.. Travcr 5 former
home i'm Massachusetts, returning
west yia the Canadian route.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Bond Issue VIII
Pay For Theaters
by United Press Leased Wire

NAV IOEN. a1TI. M |uIsT'
lion .of the Poll Thaatrs by the
Fox Thcatcrs Corporation VIII be
financed in part by am issue of
$4,000 600 Fox-Ncw England Thcatcr
Inc, 6 u per cent convertible sink
ing fund debentures, the purchase
OF which WIS announced today by
Ialscy, Stuart and Co., and 4. b.
Leach and Co., Inc.
The addition of the Poll circuit
recently announced, adds J.. thea
ters, majority OF them Ia New
England, to the Fox Thcatcrs cor
poration chain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

HOLLYWOOD, sept. l0. -Clin-
eon = carus, wanted i'm Atlanta,
Georgia for the asserted ab,cond-
ing IT funds of Nh. Baptist Home
Mission, IL believed 10 be- some
where iu Southern CaHfCruiu. police
reported todar. Autharitic, are
watching a girl vino was SAID to
bav" intended to meet Carnos here.
II was said.
Police made it known definitely
that the girl, Sonia Norida had
nothing to do with the alleged Grim
lnal activities Of Carucs.
Al her Hollywood hotel She told
how she met Carucs and OF her rc-
lotionship with him. iIc merely was
:idiu& her financial" until size got
started in screen work. she @a.d.
Miss NoFIda stated thJt -h. met
tac former Treasurer through 70 mu-
toal friend, Mf.. Louise Pope. for
.prly cf Atlanta.
She said She told him of her
theatrical aspirations anl later
Carnos agrecd to help her financial.
ly. lie was 10 D. repaid tny sum Of
his investment and wa, 20 receive "a
cer,ain portion cf hcr earnings if
She was successful.
She has not received auv money
or any word from hlm for more
than two months, She said
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Assailants Of
Woman Sought

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. TO-
Police today sought a red haired
woman end two men accused by
Miss Jorclya f. lHz Of entering her
fashionable apartment and beating
her arter au unsuccessful attempt
10 find valuablos or money.
Miss Dix. fiction writer, was
tied by the ms, ana beaten with a
hammer, she said. Another tenant Of
the building heard her cries and rc-
leased her several hours after the
trio departed.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Veteran Defeats
Johnny Hennessey

forE~T HILLS. Sept. lo.-john
d fae--.E lat.> cup star and co.
lo'4.f OF H.. national doIhleS title,
w.. defeated iH ana outstanding up
srt lH me first round of the nation
81 Singles Championships today at
tNr hand, Of bl George King, New
YORK veteran, ranked No. u ma
t.o'aiy
Tho scores were -, Ga, G4.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
BY GEORGE Il BEAIE
Cnited Prest Sfaff gn-rn M I

MINES FIELD. Ie~ ANGELES
sept. io The fr.- ~ -. Ef.4H
cross country se-I.a...r- uf tH-
national air races. featuring pianos
with motors of 5Iu Hh.e fu.hU. af
Icss. will coucIHdg 'eday.
Mere than 80 ships Hr- expected
to drop in here after #uNH m.'.
controlled flight f~am \rH 1.0.
city The finish of tht, rN.nf viii
he the feature of the second - thf
eigh, day program.
Unless he meets with trouble.
Earl Rowland. wichita. Kansas. Boa
4 Cessna mouoPlauc will claim tHe
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
FLYERS Invited
To Land Here

leo Ilctzcl, president of the El
Centre Chamber of Commerce, has
o&tcuded an invitation to aviatorS
entered IN the transeontinental air
race 20 stop in the valley for any
assistance that they pay desire IN
carving out their coast to coast
flights The message was sent to the
at'ators az The III Paso airport Sat
utday iu behalf of the III Centro
th8ubcr Of Commerce.
Tho elias, \ planes have already
uns-ad over I'll Centre and today
-rr completing the race, flying be
faa,u san Diego and Los Angeles
.u tur 3s' lap The Glass b. planes
rrU moss 20 III Pa>o while the Class
q planes nrc in Oklahoma and schcd
uf.d 90 sr.vr ia III Paso this af-
f.fHa.a
rLn m,s-ag, reads as follows:
=. Please notify ail aviators on
t.au-.oatiuentDl flight that cities
~ Il eep'fo and Imperial and the
County of Imperial cordially invite
fh,m To- m1bc usc Of Imperial air
paf. Have au excellent field and
f.nr totrl accommodations at FL
tsntre VII meet flyers rs they
dgs,Dfd and conduct tIcm to hotels
ana Otherwise render all assistance
To-~. .lle.'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Minister Flags
Church Thief
ny United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTA, Ga. sept, 1o.-The
Fulton. county grand jury will be
asked tomorrow to iudict Clinton :.
t&ruea. missing Southern Baptist
Home Mission board treasurer, on Il
charge o. ymh,zzlemtnt following
finding Of a possible SlGoo,0OJ
sArtage in lis accounts.
Moaawhl.o Ir. W. II. Major,
pastor Of the Capitol Avenuo Bap-
III. clurch. which Carnc, attended
ljkcaed the middle eyed Iayman to
Judas lsc"riot in Saudar sermon.
This mar, cloa..cd in the author
Itv Of a worker Of the church. abused
s"ch authority TO Lceom" tn, prince
OF thieves, the worst in the history
a. any organization, Dr. Major
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
ACTRESS TRIES SUICIDE
Nv United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Sept. 1o-Mrs
Vivian Burke, said to be a motion
picture actress, attempted to end
her life early today by swallowing
roison following a quarrel with her
husband. She will recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

los ANGELES. sept. 10 Eel
lowing are today : market quota
tion>:
POULTRY
Hens, LeghornS. 81 to : los.
lSc.
Hons, colored. 4 HIS. and ZIP. sec.
Broilers. IL lbs. and under -
lhs.. Sc.
Frycrs, Leghorns, 21r to ; lbs,
%.
FrycrS. cclored. 21. to 3 lbs, Sic.
RoasterS, soft bone. lbs up, &ic.
purklings, Picking, @l2 lib up lSc.
Geese, 95c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13,lbs. and
up, SIC.
cid Tom turkeys. soc.
Nmal! hen turkeys, under 5 lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys, lbs. up, SIC.
Squads. light and heavy, 40c.
CapoHs, 5 lbs up. 40c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 5lc.
Prices to retailers 54c and -5c.
IGGS
Extra 40c Fresh first 39e Me
dunn SIC.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

can Legion, will p. hr'd tonight a.
the courthouse ~ = a.'..s. This
is the t.r~. meeting r...r 'n 'H.
election " Officers f. tE. ..-#T.-
year, and ar-. atf.g..r..
hoped for. II is ALSO The FIRST m..t
ing since the >uumrr ,r.-.H .'.r'.l
Dine IN Comiort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. adv
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentis:, Davies
Bldg. Extraction specisiist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
LIVESTOCK

HOGS: Receipts 500, fairly a.
tive Is to - higher; top Sl+.00; one
load bulk mixed butchers $500
1856.
CATTLE: Receipts 1,500 mostly
steady; bulk steers two loads Mexi-
can steers $l0.50-10.s5; majority
of steers still unsold. Bulk she
stock $7.50-9.50; top Utah heifers
SLIGO: bulk calves and vealers
sl0.50-l5S5.
SHEEP: None: lambs medium II
choice quoted $12.0o-l4.o0; ewes
medium to wool ewes $5.0o-a.oO.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

called Eff II was the second race
.s tna program
Do thr FIRST race cnmmcmorating
tHu round 'tr.worId flight i'm 1924,
IT, Eeykrr took first place, 1t.
oH,hw1u second and Sergeant Poun-
der tEfed
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
(OUN'TYBRTEFS
T-~S

Talk Over Radio-Frank p.
o 'Bricn, chairman Of the domestic
trade relations committee of the
Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce.
viii give q talk over KGEN some
day this week. 0 'Bricn will hc the
principal speaker at the weekly
luncheon meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Wednesday and i'm I'd
dition viii give the radio address
while in the valley His subject VIII
b" domestic trade relations.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
COTTON MARKET

Tie cotton narkc. closed 50 to
lo7 points lower spots weak al
to-M
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Night Prowler Reported.-C A.
Ritter of 753 Broadway reported
carly last night that some one had
been pccking IN the windows Of sew.
eral houses in that vicinity. The
report started police on a thorough
search Of the ncighborhood. but no
trace Of prowicr could be found.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10


Unade or bag of fresh pop corn every
evening, drive to the New Air,
dome, Seventh & State. adv
Car Reported Stolen-Kenneth
Savage of Holtvillc reported to city
police last night that he had park
ed his ear. Chevrolet coach in
front of King store on Main street
AT $50 O'Clock and that when he
returned for it half hour later it
was gone The ear was described as
bearing the license number 72S-7SS
and was 1926 model machine An
investigation OF the theft has been
begun.
We Loan to Build, buy or refin
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit ASS n. 113 No. Fifth,
adv
Boys Steal B.cycles.-Two bicy-
cles were stolen from in front Of
the Western Union office on Main
street last night but city police re-.
covered them later in the evenias
The wheels were the property Of
Roger Beaucamp and Bruce Camp
oeu. They were found later in pos
session Of two other Youngsters and
:etuned 10 the owners.
Wash Frock shoppe. $50 Holt.
Full line new Nelly Don dresses.
Guaranteed for washing Prices
Sl.9j, S2.9J. $3.9j. adv
Fighter Is Arrested - Henry
WASHINGTON. js. colored, was arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff G. c. Toncv
this morning on a charge Of dis
turbing the peace. According 10
information Henry was doing lot
Of fistic work a. the time of his
apprehension. He was locked up at
the county iail and Will be arraign-
ed before Judge Mayfieid in the
morning.
To Answer Traffic Charge - T.
Chavez of Calexico was locked up
at the county Jail last night and
viii be ararigned before Judge !.
Mavfield tomorrow morning ON "a
traffic charge. Chavez failed 10
appear before Judge Mayficld in
answer to a summons for parking ON
the highway and failure 10 show an
operator 5 license. y warrant for
his arrest was issued and be was ap-
pretended las, night hy Ca.ezie7
police
The Academy o. Music, Elmer \.
Todd. director. will open Monday,
sept. 10. Monthly sunday afternoon
musicales. Pupils musical and 'o-
rial affairs, as well as most mp 20
date ideas in technique, aud inter
p.etation for students Of all grades.
legion Post to Meet - 4 regular
meeting of Boyce Atcn Post, Ameri.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25r up Merchants lunch,
60c; Table d :. hote dinner, $LO0
AR Cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Poultry Wanted. Highest prices
paid for poultry Of ali kinds. lOS2
Woodward. Phone 9GG. -tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Chicken Coop Burns.-Firc break
ing ont shortly aftc' noon Yesterday
completely destroyed chicken coop
- highth and Brighton streets. The
chicken house caught fire from a
trash fire which lad been burning
nearby Damage YVES estimated at
about SO
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sept, 10

ST0'S -Tc00V ~ z 000"N0, TIIU
dHny I'll, Off l.07.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

For a Glass OF re ice cold Lem.
Onade or bag of fresh pop corn every
evening, drive to the New Air,
dome, Seventh & State. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

We Loan to Build, BUY or refin
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Wash Frock shoppe. 40 Holt.
Full line new Nelly Don dresses.
Guaranteed for washing. Prices
Sl.9J, S2.9J, 1895. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Assn. 113 No. Fifth,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Iegion Post to Meet - 4 regular
meeting of Boyce Atcn Post, Amcrl
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Gifts to Radio Artists

Radio entertainers seem to receive
lot in the way of gifts from appre-
oiative listeners. Sometimes the gifts
are of considerable value, and some
times they are not so good.
In a recent chain broadcast pro-
gram which incidentally included a
great number of celebrities and set q
record for cost of production, Fred
Stone, the we'll known "old timer" of
the stage and his actress daughter
took prominent part. Stone sang
his popular Chinese song, "Chin Chin
which contains line, "Send me your
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Ohio Mother Finds
Lost Son in Montana

After IS years of advertising, the
mother of Clyde H. SERVER, Singer
sewing machine agent, this week To-
Gated him as her lost son. SERVER left
his mother 21 years ago when he was
three years old, the family breaking
up at that time and the boy going
with his father. The mother was un-
able to keep in touch with her child
and 18 years ago started advertising
in papers having a national circula-
tion in efforts to locate her boy, she
has patiently continued to advertise
at intervals in the hope of finding the
boy.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
RADIO PROGRAM
KOA, DENVER

Thursday, March 1, 11:45 a. M
Weather, stocks, markets, livestock
and produce.
500 p. m.-Stocks, markets, live
stock, produce and news bulletins.
$50 to 600 p. m.--NBC program,
National Mixed quartet.
600 to $50 p. m.-NBC program,
Dodge Brothers hour.
700 to 7:30 p. m.-NBC program,
Maxwell House Coffee hour.
Silent night.
Friday, March 9, 11:45 a. NJ
Weather, stocks, markets, livestock
and produce.
500 p. m.-Stocks, markets, live
stock, produce and news bulletins.
5:25 p. m.-Road reports, courtesy
of News Tour Club of Rocky Noun
tain News and Denver Evening News.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
any will be started the first of the

pany will be started the first of the
week.
The foundations are all in and the
concrete base for the machinery is in
place. A large quantity Of building
material and structural steel is on the
ground ready for the building opera
tions.
According to the present plans the
machine shop and tool house will be
the first constructed, so that they
may be utilized during the construc-
ton work upon the plant.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Laurel Flyer Starts
Air Training Course

With nine pupils enrolled, Roy
Grupe, Laurel pilot, is conducting an
aviation school at Laurel. Mr.. Grupe
recently purchased an Eaglerock plane
from the National Parks Scenic Air
ways in Billings. He first attracted
attention as an aviator several years
ago when he built plane, principally
from parts taken from a Ford car.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Bean Growers Unite to
Form Marketing Association

At a preliminary meeting held at
the Billings Commercial club, bean
growers of Billings and surrounding
country took steps toward the organi-
zation of cooperative marketing as
sociation to handle the beans grown
within that district.
There were 25 bean growers at the
meeting and the sentiment was found
to be uniformly favorable to the plan
and it was decided to go ahead with
the organization.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Radio Telegraph Convention to Bring
Troublesome Changes

Radio Telegraph Convention to Bring
Troublesome Changes
One of the provisions of the treaty
recently drawn up by the Information
al Radio Telegraph Convention pro-
vides for the use of three letter calls
for all land stations and four letter
calls for all ship stations, Although
there will be no immediate changes
anyway-the treaty not going into ef-
feet until January 1929-many are
wondering whether great number of
broadeasters will not eventually have
to accept three letter calls.
When this provision came up for
discussion it was vigorously opposed
by Canadian and United States dele
gates who were mindful of the radical
changes it might require in American
broadcasting stations. Delegates from
European countries where three letter
calls are generally in use for land sta
lions, outvoted the American dele
oates. The reason for the use of the
shorter call letters for land stations IS
that these transmit much greater
volume than the ships and that a
greater saving in time would be eff
feeted if the land stations had the
shorter calls.
Although the treaty definitely calls
for this classification of call etters, it
Is the contention of some radio off
cials that the provision need not apply
to broadcasting stations, which are
strictly domestic in character. All
code stations are expected to comply
promptly.
While it may seem of little impor-
tance whether the broadcasters have
the two or three letter calls, it must
be remembered that in many in
stances, the call letters stand for a
particular name or slogan, which is of
considerable value to the user, espe-
cially after it has been established by
several years of use.
Most officials seem agreed that no
real decision can be reached until a
legal Interpretation of this provision
of the treaty has been handed down.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08

Sell Seed Spuds
To Eastern Firm

Twelve cars of commercial seed
Bliss Triumph potatoes were purchased
in Blaine and Hill counties at 80 cents
a hundred. This is stock graded to
United States No. 1, except no over
size potatoes were accepted and small
ones were allowed. The potatoes were
sod to Leo Wrighht Commission COM
pany, Moorehead, MINI. Mahaffie
company of the same place has or
dered four cars Of non-certified seed
potatoes at the same price.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Hazeltine Corporation Sues
Over Patents

Two actions alleging infringement
Of radio patents owned by the Hazel
tine corporation, have been filed in
the United States southern district
court against the Charles Freshman
Company, Inc. and Stewart Warner
Speedometer corporation, respectively
Similar actions have already been
brought by the plaintiff corporation
under the same patent against the Ra-
dio corporation of America and dis
for Atwater Kent Manufac-
turing Company.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08

On. NJ. 0. says; Il have added a
stage of Impedance coupled audio am
plification and UX171 power tube
10 my receiver, but am troubled with
distortion on all but the weak signals.
What could be the reason for this. The
volume is satisfactory
Ans.-It may be if you have more
than one stage before the impedance
stage that your signal voltage is too
great and overloads the last tube. If
so, lower ratio transformers in the
preceding stages would help. Also it
may be that the impedance or the
blocking condenser or both are too
small.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
To Farm Montana
Soil On Large Scale

Believing that Montana soil will re-
turn a handsome profit if correctly
handled, L. A. Storm of Brockton has
disposed of his mercantile interests
and is now devoting his entire time
to the management of his large farm
near that place. Mr. Storm has been
student of power farming methods
and of producing on a big scale and
will use s'big farm" practices in the
production of crops.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
Phillips County Buys
Land for Poor Farm

Phillips county is to have a poor
farm. This was decided by the board
of county commissioners in session
when deal was completed by which
the 160 acre home place of Harry
Whitcomb was purchased for a consi-
deration of S7,500.00.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
New Apartment House
Planned by Great Falls Men

P. R. Gorham of the Arctic Oil
company announced last week that he
will build an apartment house at the
corner of First avenue north and
Eighth street, Great Falls. The plans
as they now are provide for an $780,
900 structure with 27 apartments.
Mr.. Forham said that although he has
decided to go ahead with the building
some changes in the plans may be
made.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
New Tractors for
Spring Work

From indications, farming will be
carried on in this community on a
much larger scale than ever before.
To date several carloads if tractors
have been delivered to this station,
and also several carloads of other
machinery. Demand for farming land
is increasing. Several land transac-
tions have been closed and farmers
are charging holdings. These are
mainly local deals.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
60 Miles On Snow Shoes
Over Glacier Park Mountains

Mrs. F. L. Carter, wife of the chief
ranger of Glacier national park and
her friend, Mrs. Elmer Olson, are the
first white women to make ON snow
shoes, in the dead of winter, the 60
mics from Glacier park station to
Sherburne lake, just four miles south
of Many Glacier hotel.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08

on their way to their homes in Ten
nessee after spending the winter
hunting and trapping in the north
western part of Canada. The tourists
broke camp Saturday morning and
continued their homeward trip.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Gerwear.

Q.-P. r. N. asks, " nat IS tne
hest sort of volume control to use on
q 5 tube set to prevent overlooking
and distortion from loud nearby sig
mails? Detuning seems to distort in
stead of weaken these signals"
Ans.-This may be accomplished by
putting variable resistance 60 to
100000 ohms) in series with the plate
of the detector tube, or by putting it
across the primary of the first am
plifying transformer. In either case,
a small bypass condenser should be
used across the resistance.
The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08

An English airship to carry loo
passengers is expected to be ready iol
a flight to America this fall.