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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
COLORADO RIVER
Anaheim Rancher
Fatally Injured

FULLERTON, Calf, Sept. Ell
Robert G. Gregg, 80, Anaheim ranch.
er was fatally injured here today
when his automobile was struck by
4 Santa Fc passenger train at Iorba
crossing.
Gregg's machine was demolished
and he was thrown 200 feet by the
impact. He died in hospital here
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
Beef Oysters

Beat one pound OF round steak
Cut it into pieces the size OF an oyster
Soak for ten minutes in water with .
teaspoon of baking soda in it. Take
out. dry, salt and pepper Dip in
meal Fry in hot fat until very brown
This process makes the steak taste
very much likevoysters. and it can be
eaten at any time OF year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
Kelley To Leave
For San Quentin

. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 81 Leo
=. Kelley viii be taken from here
tonight to San Quentin where he
las been sentenced TO die on the
:; lowS for the murder of Mrs.
Myrtle MclluS, society leader.
Kelley will be hanged November
- unless his attorneys appeal his
conviction, move already indicated
nrollv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
CaIexicO Man
Hurt In Fire

NEWHALL, Calf, Sept. 2l.-
Seven persons were burned, one per
haps fatally. when flames Of a
forest fire between Saugus and
Sanbcrg 5 swept over the Ridge
Routo and surrounded three auto.
mobiles late today. Andrew Wiles
of CalcNico was among those in
iurcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
'asnre Chest" Salad
"Yo no ho ord plate Of soiair

Take carved leaves of lettuce, Wash
and arrange on plate. Halves of fresh
or canned peaches. Scoop out center
of both halves, Set one half on let
tuce leaf Fill with grated pineapple.
Cover with other half. French dress
ing and paprika over the top. Makes
a beautiful salad as curved lettuce
leaf resembles sea she'll; and the
peach. of course, 10 the treasure chest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
Tomato Oysters

Slice half-ripe tomatoes. Salt, pep
per, and dip into cracker crumbs. Fry
in deep fat This dish also tastes ike
oysters, and many like it better.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
Satisfy (Oyster Plant

Scrape the satisfy. Boil it tender
Remove from FIRE; mash well and
mix with cracker crumbs, butter, salt.
pepper and beaten egg. Make into
patties the size of an oyster, rol! in
cracker dust and fry in hot fat.
"Tyeasure Chest" Salad
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
THE WEATHER
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Les ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and warm tonight and Sat
arday with low humidity. High
fire hazard this afternoon, Satur-
day aud Sunday.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-F Fair
tonight and Saturday with fog along
coast tonight; high temperature in
the interior; gentle variable winds.
Fire weather forecast: High temp
eraturcs and unusually low humidity
in the interior; gentle south to
southeast winds; acute fire hazard.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
American

At Cleveland (First Game)
Washington ... 900 0l0 O0l : !
cleveland .. 90 600 GOO . ,
Br. tom and Ruel; Underhill and
AutrN
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
MORENO DENIED
FREEDOM BY COURT

+. Moreno, %. Of BrawIey was de
niod an application for probation in
Judge Finnev's court this morning
and was ordered committed to San
Quentin penitcntiary for the term
prescribed by law. Moreno was
convicted On charge of unlawful
possession of still. Fred Thomp-
son appeared as attorney for The
defendant
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21

Mrs Alden's new range has heat
indicator which she says is the most
accurate she has ever seen for an oil
stove. 1t is built into the side OF the
oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21

We got some recipes for excelle.l,
imitation sea dishes this afternoon
Here they are:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21

The first Tokay grapes Fred Hamblet bought 12o
Gable ranch in Yoo
G. r. Ron for price of than $4,000
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21

theft, also entered a plea of guilty
The case was continued until Oc
tobcr ) at which time the defend
ant will be brought before the court
for II hearing ON an application for
probation and sentence.
Fred II. Thompson appeared as at
torney for both defendants.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
At Boston (second Game)

600 030 O00-3 ,.6 .
Boston ......... Ol0 600 100 < o
Rixcv and Pirinirh; Brandt,
C!arEson and Spohrer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
BASEBALL RESULTS
Score OF today's games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:45 p. III
National
At Boston (First Game)

Cincinnati 49,. OOO OOl O2O-3 8
Boston ......... 100 10 20X--5 II
Donohuc, Pyle and Sukcforth
Delaney and Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21

The honey crop in the Grays Har
hor section of Washington is larger
than usual and the quality fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21

TIE cannery at Tulare had its
largest fruit pack this wear, 10000
eases.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
New Heat Indicator

-WH Ps.nt Come back in half an ho~'. "
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
At Brooklyn

Chicago 100 600 000-l J
Brook lNn 100 OOl 0OX-2 !
Neht and Harnett; Vance and
Deberry.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-21
At Philadelphia

Pittsburgh 4ol ool GOO T. u
ehiladclphia 100 ol9 oo0-5 10 .
Krcmcn, Dawson and Hafgfcaycs; ;
-,weetland and Schultz.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07
Hand Bags

Smart Hand Bags are
always appropri a I e
feminine gifts. Leath-
er bags are shown in
many different styles
and colors, also Mesh
Bags are here in ex-
quisite creations.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

THE ILLUSTRATIONS BELOW are for the most part an exact repro
duction of some of the numbers, of our well stocked shoe department.
All odd pairs and broken lots r put on rack and sold at half price
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE-The picture shown here is
These pictures are absolutely Free! No chance work, all
you need to do is buy $4,000 worth of merchandise from
us and we will give you one FREE. You need not make
the total purchase at one time. Have your ticket punch
ed every time you make a purchase. Get in on this now,
the deal expires Jan. LIST, 1929. Get your friends to buy
here and you may apply same on your picture, if they are
willing to do so. Come in and see them.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
GIRL SEEKS TO ANNUL
WHIRL WIND MARRIAGE
Louise Bender Gives Husbands q
Address at Ohio Prison--Tells
Of EIopement.

Through her mother, Mrs. Adelaide
T.. Woo6 bridge, 1906 Fifth street.
Louise Bender ~. today filed suit for
snnuiment of her marriage 10 Walter
r. Bender, whose address is given AZ
the OHIO Pepitentiary The young
woman charged fraud in the prOcuf-
ing Of her consent ~ their marriage
whicE took place st F0restViile. Nd.
August -. 1876
According 70 the petition, the plain
1r first met Bender August o. 1926,
BneF8 As began gniriwiud courtSnlp
telling her be WaK the son of q CleYe-
land manufacturer and made ardent
joye V her. Six days later swayec
she says. by hls promises and The ap~
parent bright outlook for the future
she accompanied him on motor ride
20 MaFlrero where license was oD-
1stBeG Sno ~ ForestYlile where q min
5S4eK performed tf3e ceremony Later
NJ Neat with Bender 10 Cleveland and
pat Up ~ 8 notei where she states.
9e informed her that the police HsFe
loJklnR f0Y fglhn E4miilaied by her
exDeTlenee she declared, She Jeff him
and returned 70 her mothers home
ISegacer tod tleF sne ssys that he
as wanted 10 connection Nsfh 61s-
sn0po t0Dbefy. ssle al@o informs the
sgaT1 fhst Ebe has since learned that
As hao becD . mlsoner a Atlantis
Isen4teAt4afy Sl4e ~ fepfs 3eaItsG B5
Attorney joint is@zH JoilEs
Evening star., 1928-03-20
COOLIDGE REGRETS
ESCH'S REJECTION
But President Will Accept
Senate's Action as
Final.

President Coolidge not only regrets
the rejection of the nomination of John
j. Esch for reappointment to the In
terState Commerce Commission but he
is fearful that the action on the part
OF that body in attempting to review
decisions of the commission will make
1t very difficult for the Executive to OBJ
tain services in the future of men OF
known ability
The President was represented as
feeling that it viii be extremely hard
TO appoint men who are peculiarly
qualified TO serve II the latter are to
feel that their decisions while on the
commission are to be reviewed and
judged by the Senate when the time
comes for reappointment Those with
whom the President has discussed the
Senate's rejection of Mr. Esch realize
tnat he was extremely disappointed at
the Senate'S action.
He looked upon Mr.. Esch as being
especially well equipped for the COM
mission because of his long experience
in the House. and that he has reason
to know that he has become a valuable
member of the commission since he was
appointed to it.
The President. however. will regard
the Senate's rejection as final and will
not give Mr.. Esch another recess ap-
pointment. He has requested Mr.. Esch
TO remain at his post until the Senate
adjourns. so he will have more time to
find some one sufficiently we'll equipped
to appoint to the place. and to enable
Mr.. Esch an opportunity to finish the
cases that are now being personally
handled by him
Evening star., 1928-03-20
FA|SON AWAITING
VERDICT OF JURY
Panel Locked Up for Night
After Failing TO Agree on
One of Five Findings.

BY the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va, March 20.-John
Wesley Faison, former Sunday school
superintendent and ex-manager of the
fashionable Hermitage Club. awaited a
jury's verdict today In his second trial
on a charge of Staying young woman
for whom he abandoned his wife and
five children.
The II men who will decide his fate
were in Hastings Court 30 continue
their deliberations after | hour and 10
minutes last night had been insufficient
TO produce a verdict. The jury In the
first trial last December was discharged
after failing to reach an agreement
Defense Claims Suicide.
FaiSon contended that Mrs. Elsie Holt
Snipes, q young divorcce OF Princeton,
N. c.. committed suicide when he told
her he intended to break Oft their rcla-
tionS and return to his wife and chill
dren.
Mrs. Faison stood by her husband. ac-
cepting his story of suicide and testify
ing that she knew OF the affair with
'the other woman" but was confident
that her husband would return.
State attorneys drew different YER
sion of the case. Faison was pictured
as jealous lover, afraid that Mrs.
Snipes would abandon him. The COM
monwealth's attorneys sought to con-
vince the jury that Faison killed the
young woman in jealous rage.
Court Explains Verdicts.
Arguments were completed In the
crowded courtroom last night at TAO
O'Clock. and Judge Ernest Wells gave
the case To the jury at 849. immedi-
ately after a recess for lunch. Fore
man Rafe L, Drake requested the ad-
journment until today at 10:07. with
the statement that lit is impossible for
us to reach All agreement tonight"
The jury requested Judge Wells 10
explain the various verdicts that might
be found Just as court convened. These
included first and second degree murder,
voluntary and involuntary manslaughter,
and the punishment for each, and &C
quittal.
The jury retired after receiving the
information. taking with them the chair
in which Mrs. SnipeS was sitting at the
time of her death. two pistols found in
the Snipes apartment. diagram of the
scene of the tragedy made by the de-
fense and the instructions of the court.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
HUGE HOLE PLANNED
FOR u. S. HEAT PLANT
Bids for Excavation will Be Ad-
vertised Later in Commerce
Building Scheme.

A huge hole, l0S by l72 feet in size
and more than so feet deep, running
down below the water level tossolid rock
will be dug for the heating plant to
serve the new Department of Commerce
and other structures of the Govern
ment building program.
This was disclosed today at the Treas
ury Department as one of the outstand-
ing features of the construction work
10 be carried on this Summer for the
ST. 500, 900 Commerce Building. the
largest Of all the new structures to go
up here.
A concrete caisson will be constructed
70 keep ground water out of the heat
ing plant. The caiSson, or waterproof
wall, will have to be constructed under
one Of two difficult engineering proc
esses, either the cofferdam or airlock
systems. The choice of procedure will
be left TO the contractor Bids will be
advertised later for the excavation.
In the meantime the Treasury has
moved swiftly forward to push prelim-
mary work by advertising bids for
more excavation on the Commerce site
around Fourteenth. Fifteenth. B and
E streets. Demolition of the old wood
en- wartime structure known as An
mex No. 2. on the site. is proceeding
rapidly under the Hechinger company
wreckers, This building soon will be out
of the way.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
SKEPT|CAL Of BIG
COAL CONFERENCE
Coolidge Feels Fisher Would
Get Better Results With
Few at Board.

Because of the size of the conference
Gov Fisher of Pennsylvania Is under
stood to be arranging to consider re-
adjustment OF the coal industry. Presi-
dent Coolidge doubts IL the results
would be practical or affirmative.
The President would be happy to see
something of that kind brought about,
but he is inclined TO think that more
would be accomplished If the conference
was smaller. According to the reports,
the governor is suggesting a conference
to be attended by representatives of the
various coal-proGucing States, of the
mine operators and miners and the Fed
eral Government.
The President based his doubts about
the success of such conference upon
the lack of results growing out OF the
recent parley between the Secretary OF
Labor and representatives of the opera
tors and miners.
If the subject to be considered was
the mere question of wages, the con-
ference as proposed by Gov. Fisher,
the President believes, would hold out
more promise InaSmuch as the entire
economic problem brought about by the
coal situation and involved in the mat
ter of reorganizing the industry would
have to be discussed. the President Is
not hopeful of any great results.
However if Gov, Fisher wishes to
hold such a conference. he would not
oppose it and would no doubt have the
Government represented.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
NOVA SCOTIAN WIFE
FACES DEPORTATION
Officials Hold Bride Of Manassas,
Va, Youth Was Struggled
Into United States.

Awaiting action Of immigration au-
thorities, who seek to return her to
Canada, holding she was smuggled into
this country and violated an agreement
to return of her own accord, Mrs. Olga
Tabor Lyons. 20, wife of John william
Lyons, also 20, Of Manassas, Va. has
been at the House Of Detention for 20
days.
Although disconsolate over her en-
forced separation from her husband.
Mrs. Lyons. vino was Miss Olga Tabor
Of Spring Hill. Province of Nova Scotia.
declines to discuss the deportation pro-
ceedings which have been begun against
her
Investigation Of the case is in charge
OF Leon r. Fouch, assistant commits
sioner Of immigration at Baltimore, who
stated that Mrs. Lyons was discovered
working in this city early in February
and given an opportunity TO go home
Of her own volition. After receiving in
formation that she had been married
subsequently she was taken into custody
at her husbands home in Manassas.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
KING SEES WRIGHT PLANE.
British Ruler Attracted by Famous
American Crsft.

Ef9nDok. nerch ~ lA7i The orig
ag4zs Wright asfplene ln ~hich orVlile
Wright gnsde bjs first successful ffigil'
~ KHfy HaWE. r. e proved 4 great
attraction ~ li4e Elng and 1aeen II
England today. Jils plane gas the een-
tet IS interest ia iiAe ne. buildings "
l4e ase.eilss hEaaeun Vi SCUM kenslilg-
lpH. ats1cE UeEf Dpeiaea ~ it4f EHg
A5ief tI4e f0EH.aisg4st l34e olfeEeIGB.
l}aa tise1f fast Nsa III tJ4s m4eDirse
ag.g iG6ppeteo u carefully ~ ekpsas
r plalnea ne inirleaclss ~ tie crude
apparatus shleD 4tadf asj8i .9is hl>iorg
Tne pians Nas brought iaafe is8 aagnsn
i 6sag tAe LEggea 6tsisG
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Capt. Kinder Retired.

Capt. Charles j. Kinder, Quarter
master Corps. at San Francisco. has
been placed on the retired list OF the
Army on account OF disability Capt
Kinder was born in Massachusetts. and
was appointed to the Regular Army
from the District Of Columbia as a
captain and quartermaster In July. 1920
He served in the Spanish War in 1898
as a second lieutenant In the 5th Mas
sachusetts Infantry. and in the World
War as major in the Adjutant Cen
erals Department of the National
Army.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Three Dynamite
Rocks to Capture
And Kill Wild Cat

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
FLLNTSTONE. Md. March 2o.---Eli
Ritchey, a game protector. with the
assistance of Adam Snyder and Will
liam johnson of Everett, killed
wild cat on Sideling Hill Mountain
that measured So inches from tip to
tip
The animal had been killing game
and was tracked to a rocky knob on
Kings Knob.
The cat had worked It's way under
the rocks and the men were unable
TO reach it. After sending "creepers,"
small dogs. into the rocks to fight
il. they were forced to dynamite the
stone until they could reach the cat
and dispatch it.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
ARMY OFFICERS SHIFTED.
War Department Announces
Transfers Recently Ordered.

Col. Jackson Morris. Infantry Re-
serve. has been relieved from detail as
member OF the War Department gen.
eral staff and from duty in the war
plans division and will proceed to his
home N Louisville, KY: Lieut. Col
Mathew A. Reasoner, Medical Corps
has been transferred from Brooklyn,
N. Y. to this city; Maj Paul w. Gibson,
Medical Corps. from this city to Car
Isle. Pa: Mai George r. Calender,
Medical Corps. from the surgeon gen.
erals Office TO Walter Reed Hospital for
duty: Maj. James E. Ash. Medical Corps.
from the Army Medical School to the
Army Medical Museum; Capt William
C.. Cox, Signal Corps Reserve, OF this
city to the Office of the chief signal off,
Ger for tryning, and Capt. Edwin A.
Hem, 18th Field Artillery, from Fort
Sam Houston. Tex. to the Army War
College, this city.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
n receiving it," Chief Justice Martin

In receiving It," Chief Justice Martin
said
THE cards were bought at Marshall
Field g. Co, and think they must have
been shipped TO me by my son-in-law.
Adolph H. Sus. assume that, because
it develops that the package in question
bore the return address of one of the
Sinclair companies. That Is quite likely.
because my son-in-law is an employe
of the Sinclair Refining Co. and prob
ably he had the package sent out from
his office."
Chief Justice Martin said he never
had received any Liberty bonds from or
had any business dealings with Sinclair
or any one else connected In any way
with the Teapot Dome case. He added
that because OF the employment OF his
son-in-law by the Sinclair Co. he had
steadily declined TO take part in any
case affecting Sinclair.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
COL. HALL REASSlGNED.
Air Corps officer Ordered to 1lli-
nois-other Changes.

Col. Chalmers G. Hall. Air Corps. has
been relieved from duty at the Army
War College, this city. and ordered TO
Chanute Field. Rantoul H.; Col James
B. Mitchell. Coast Artillery Corps, from
this city TO Panama Canal Zone; Col.
Melville S. Jarvis. Infantry. from Fort
Mcpherson. Ga. to this city; Maj. Rod
ney H. Smith. Coast Artillery Corps.
from the Army War College to Hon
olulu: Lieut.. Col Francis A. Pope,
Corps of Engineers, from Omaha, Nebr.,
to the Militia Bureau. War Department;
Capt. Alfred NJ Shearer. Signal Corps,
from Fort Monmouth. N. j., TO this
city: Capt Simpson r. Stribling, Ord
nance Department. from Kelly Field,
Tex. 10 this city; First Lieut.. Rene r.
Studler. Ordnance Department. from
this city to Columbus. Ohio; First
Lieut.. Richard c. Coupland. Ord
nance Department, from Dayton. Ohio,
to this city.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
POLICE ENVOY VISITS CITY.
japanese Official Inspects System
in Use Here.

Mitsumaska Kobayashi, administra-
tive secretary of the government gen.
eral of Formosa, Japan. who is max
ing study of American police sys-
TENS, conferred today with Mai Ed
win B. Hesse, superintendent of po-
lice, and Inspector William S. Shelby.
Later he made tour of inspection
Of severalI precinct stations, accom-
panied by Lieut.. F. s. w Burke.
Lieut.. Burke escorted the visitor to
the first precinct station, one of the
oldest station houses In the District
and then to No. IA precinct station,
the newest
Evening star., 1928-03-20
BONDS TR.cED TO INDIANA.
Oil Case Securities Trail Sought in
Hayes Home Town.

Hayes Home Town.
SULLIVAN, Ind. March 20 tH1.--The
trail of the missing Continental Trad
ing Co. Liberty bonds today had led 70
Sullivan, Ind, the home town Of VIII
H. Hays, former Republican national
chairman. and Special Investigator A.
M. Fisher. representative of Senator
Nye. Republican, North Dakota. OF the
Senate Teapot Dome investigating COM
mittee, was here TO investigate
Fisher questioned Sullivan citizens
and checked at different Sullivan banks
in an attempt to prove or disprove that
a block of the missing Liberty Bonds
Of the Continental Co. had passed
through the hands of Sullivan citizens.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

Hotel. James Gustavus Whiteley, con-
sui for Belgium, will speak. A premier
showing Of new films. Colored shades.
Music. Written acceptance required.
An exhibition of Independent artists
will be open to the public. from March
27 to April z, at Club ST. Marks, 1011
Connecticut avenue.
The next meeting Of the Echo de
France will be held March % instead
of March 81, as originally arranged, at
the Playhouse, pm. DR.. de Facteau
will speak on "Moliere." No admission
charge.
The Owings Beach Citizens Associa-
ton will give 500 card party March
Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Morton Snyder, field secretary OF the
Progressive Education Association. will
speak on the topic. (Which Way Is
Education Going?" tomorrow, 8 pm,
at 1911 / street The meeting will be
under the joint auspices of the Home
Makers and Child Study sections of the
tation is extended to those interested
to attend.
The Capitol Chiropractic Association
will meet tomorrow, 1880 pm, at ll15
Rhode Island avenue.
The Southwest Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow, pm, in Fair
brother School.
Harry F. Brewer Of New Jersey, di-
rector general Of the National Society.
S. A. r.. and chairman of its committee
on Americanization and Aliens, will de-
liver an address on "AmericanizatiOn"
at meeting of the District of Colum-
bia Society of the Sons Of the Ameri-
can Revolution in the La Fayette Hotel
tomorrow, 8 pm.
The endowment committee of La Fa-
yette Lodge, o. E. S., will give progress
sive bridge and 500 card party at the
Chestnut Farms Auditorium. Twenty
| fifth street and Pennsylvania avenue
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Assigned as Band Leader.

Warrant Officer william c. White.
formerly of the Army Music School,
washington Barracks. has been as
signed to duty as leader of the 9Th Field
ARTILLERY Band at Fort Hoyle, Md.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Col. Newell to Retire.

Lieut.. Col. George M Newell, Finance
Department. attached to the Army Med
ical Center. this city. has been ordered
to his home to await retirement at the
convenience Of the Government.