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J.. J. LOWE FOR SHERIFF

| hereby announce my candacy
for sheriff of Santa Cruz county
subject to the action of the Dem.
ocratic primaries in September.
J. j. LOWE.
The border vidette., 1928-06-02

G. Fl. Davis of Phoenix, was a
Nogales business visitor Thurs.
day, stopping at the Evans.
The border vidette., 1928-06-02
Political Announcements
III. j. (PAT) PATTERSON
FOR SHERIFF

I hereby announce my candi
dacy for Sheriff of Santa Cruz
county, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries in Sep
tember. 1923.
FL. j. (PAT) PATTERSON
The border vidette., 1928-06-02
MRS. J. w. LARIMORE FOR
COUNTY. SCHOOL SUPERIN
TEN DEN

| hereby announce my candi
dacy for County School Superin
tendent of Santa Cruz county
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primaries in Sept, 1923
MRS. J. w. LARIMORE.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Pope Receives Raskob of
 General Motors Company

Rome. April 10 Pl-Fope Plus today received John J. Raskob. chairman of the finance committee of General Motors, who was intro duced by Monsignor Pizzardo. papal under secretary of state. MonsiEnor Pizzardo and Nr. Raskob are char for members of the American chap ter of the Knights Of Malta.
 Thee pontlff expressed apprecia- ton for the contribution of the Knights of Malta for the upkecp of the hosipa of The Infant Jesus in Rome in which the pope is cN- frem"ly interested Since this gift Of 50o,0"h lire fabout soa, ,00n) inc institution has been able to care for Zoo instead of 24o poor Roman children.
 The pope inpartcd a special bcnodic'ion upon MT Raskob and all brother members Of the chapter.
 Tt WAS merely a courtesy call" Mir. Raskoh said later. No particu- lar importance need bo attached to II. His Holiness "as particularly pleasant and aullahlc in the few minutes I had with him.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
WARN OF LOTTERY
Vatican Advises That it Is Not Civ ing Support to Any Such Move ment at AL

Rome, April 10 P,-Osservatore Romano, official Vatican organ to- day issued warning to Catholics who may be approached by the self styled promoters of 8 world wide lottery for the benefit of the organ- ization for propaganda of the faith that obviously the Vatican has ap- proved no such scheme.
 The names of committeemc on a prospectus now being circulated in Rome and other Italian cities are entirely unknown to Holy See off, cials. The promoters, the paper says, are trying to raise several hundred million lire under conditions and rules which they claim are approved and directed by the cardinal secre- tary of state.
 'We sincerely believe his a hoax or April fool joke in bad taste" the Vatican organ adds, but protitinS by experience in similar cases, we recall that the crcdulous and i'm Eenuous are never lacking. We arc authorized to declare and warn .. :. that there isn't 2 syllable Of truth in all of this"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
5. N0rWalk Democrats
 Start Smith Camnaipn

South Norwalls, April 10 (UP)-- Democrats of this city claimed 10. day to have begun the first organ lzed movement in the state in be- half Of Governor Al Smiths candi. dacy for the presidency.
 A committee has been appointed by the newly elected democratic city committee Leroy Downs, managing editor Of a repub. llcan newspaper-to organize a Smith h-for-President club.
 Downs defeated Brien McMahon in the democratic city caucus here last night after Harold T. Murray had withdrawn as candidate for re- election.
 Delegates chosen to attend the
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
City Items

Albert l.. Middleton of Barnett street has returned to Dean academy after spending few weeks at his homo on account of slight illness.
 Rev. Stephen Grohol is confined to his home on Wilcox street with laryngitis. He was unable to off ciate at the Easter Sunday services in the church and Rev. Walter A. McCrann of St. Mary's church. through the courtesy of Rev. Mat thew Traynor, pastor, carried out the duties of the parish for the day.
 -Alexan Bulgarian, David Bogdosa- rian, Sahac Jacob and Paul Deben- ion have sold property on West Main street to Frank H. Johnston.
 There will be a rehearsal of the Shepherds minstrels Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. A. c. Sundberg, 17 Kensington ave- nue. The troupe will put on a show in Cheshire Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
FLOOD BILL IN BAD
President Realizes That situation is Becoming Imp0ssibly NuudIed in Congress.

Washington, April 10 P-Presi- dent Coolidge is of the opinion that the situation affecting Mississippi
 Hood control is becoming impossibly | bad in congress.
 His study of the Jones bill as amended by the house Hood control committee conyinces him that an ex- penditure of Sl,500, 000,o0o is en- l tailed, and that the congressional method of dealing with the subject is likely to result in costs many times greater than those the admin istratlon has considered necessary.
 As the president views it, loop holes have been left for the presen- tation of damage claims in connec- ton with entertainments and levees that are far too great. He feels the measure goes so far as to propose to protect railroads. investors ill local community bonds and lumber com panles holding great acreages of lower Mississippi lands.
 He believes the provision of the bill seeking to take control by cx- penditures from the army engineers IS likely to increase costs at every stage, and that the burden of meet ing all maintenance after construc- ton without local help is placed up- on the federal government.
 The abandonment Of the principle that localities benefited should be required 10 meet property damages, as the president sees it, has intro- duced into the measure another ser federal treasury is the loser at every turn.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Troy Conference of M. E.
 Church Has Opening Day

Saratoga Springs. x. Y, April 10 pA-The 9Gth annual session of the Troy Conference of the Met hodist Episcopal church opened today in the First Methodist church.
 Examinations were held for nn- er2rddua;cs in the conference study courses, which cover four years. Nlno st4dcnis took their inal exam nations today and. if successful. will be ordained at special service on Sunday. uy Bishop Charles L.. Mead. of Denver. Those in the grad uatlnE class were N. w. Baker. Wells, Vermont: IT, l.. Jones, Berlin; { harl's A. Smith. WiIlIston, Vt; C. &. loofaudors, Delanson: William x. Burnett, croW,t Point: II. C. John- son. Jay, George NJ. Folsom, Indian Lake: James F.. Raylcy. Valley Falls and George Robinson, Port Henry.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
HartfOrd's Election Vote
 DiScrepancy to Be PrObed

Hartford. April 10 R-Judge AL lyn L. Brown in the superior court here today issued an order on the city clerk. two political town chair men and the chief voting machine mechanic. to cooperate with city election moderator Gutrie in re-can- wasting the vote cast at the recent city election to discover the cause for the o55 vote discrepancy be- tween the voting machine count and the check lists. If any of the four defendants fails to comply with the order he is to appear in court Thursday morning at 9 o'clock to show cause for his refusal.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
TRUMbULL WINS IN |. COAL RATE MATTER
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river diversion opposition which he handed.
 In his report to the Governor. Mir. 1 larkin who represented Senator
 Goss in the coal rate case, says: On
 or before June 5, 1928 the railroads 1 shall establish, on run- -mine and
 prepared sizes including pea and smaller sizes of bituminous coal in ! carloads from mines in the Clear i field, Cumberland Piedmont, and | Meyersdale districts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Maryland to all destinations in the New England states to which the present joint , rates exceed sa.72 per ton, except Boston and Portland. and nearby points grouped herewith and taking the same water competitive rates as Boston and Portland, rates which shall not exceed l5 cents per ton less than the applicable rates at present i'll effect to the same destinations.
 "Thc railroad shall establish on or before June 5. 1928 on the trans portation of run-of-mine prepared sizes, including pea and smaller sizes of bituminous coal from West Nir- sinia, Virginia and eastern Kentucky. 10 all destinations on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. rates which shall not exceed s1.10 diiferential over Clearficld. and to all destinations on the Central New England differcntial that shall not exceed sl,2o over Clcarticld."
 MT. Larlin in his report says to the governor: With these rates ill effect in the southern fields, it does not seem to me that Connecticut need fear any further anthracite strikes, provided the people of Con- nectlcut become familiar with the use of the low-vo,atilc mi-bitumn- ons coal produced in Southern West Virginia
 The commission. MT. I.arkin re- ported. in discussing the case re- marked that it may be among other things that the railroad rates from New England ports to the interior destinations are too high.'
 Rates "Too High"
 When we investigated" says Mr. Larkin, and prepared this case, we came to the conclusion that the rates from Connecticut ports to the in- terior destinations were too high. 1t l seems to me that this matter would ! bear further investigation"
 The tonnage of bitumnous coal i consumed in Connecticut each year | is approximately 3,2oo,oo0 tons. The reduction of railroad revenues will | be borne by at least eight railroad 
 Connecticut sought reduction of | 25 cents a ton. but although this l figure Was not obtained, all concern | cd in the case were satisfied with 1 the result.
 The New Haven road opposed the states program before the commits sion.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Winter Coats Bury All
 The Easter Day Finery

New York, April 10 lPt--tsaste CT fnsry which blossomcd at the end Of week of unusually balmy weather was buried beneath, Nin- fer oyercoats and furs today when NtW York experienced q fcnpcra- fur' moro than 10 degrees below inc H'TraG" for the day. The mercury reached %5 in tho early morning and at 9 o'clock marked g degrees q bow" Zero only ten degrees warmer than the record cold Of April 10, 1917. A chill wind from the west was blamed for most of the discom- fort.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
RABALM $ HEALING MY vAR|C0SE VEINS
Has Relieved Intense Pain that gave Sleepless Nights

"FoR number of years have been suffering from Liberated veins in my leg, and have used many different remedies, but not until friend recommended Rabalm did find any relief. Rabalm is healing my leg. and has relieved me of the intense pain that has often given me ! sleepless night. For the first time in many years have been able to get around without pain CT inconvenience. write this to tell many fellow sufferers how wonderful Rabalm is''-Sixned. Mrs. Clara kcnnes'y 406 West 18th Street New York City, Jan. 2. 1927.
 If you, too. arc suffering the torture which Variooae Veins Can give. start using Rzbalm tonight. and speedily find relief as Mrs. Ken mdy and many others have done before you. Rabalm comes in two sizes 5Ocents. and q % containing } times as much. Rabalm is 1ur sale hy Al druggists.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
STEAMER IIDAJCD

Westerly. k. l.. April 10 UP)- The freight steamer Ella st on, which went aground off Watch Hill Sun day, was floa'ea off the rocks late last night and lowed to New Lon don.
 Two coast guard cutters and r tug Joined in pulling h. ship clear after n had hoon 1lshicncd by thr removal ot part Of the cargo.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
BREMEN WON'T HOP
 ATLANTIC TODAY
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from Cape Town said that Lady Mary Bailey. en route to Cape Town had crashed while attempting 10 land at Tahora. Tanganyjka. Her plane was badly wrecked but she escaped injury.
 Cairo dispatch to the Daily Mall said that Lady Heath, the former Mrs. Elliott Lynn. flying rival to Lady Bailey, had bcen prevented from continuing her flight to Jon- don from Cape Town by British authorities
 Her plane was locked in the army shed at Helipolis airdrome. five miles from Cairo, and she was re- fused permission to fly over the Mediterranean nnaccompanicd. No escort was available.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
World Court Resolution
 Is Delayed in Senate

Washington, April 10 (P)--F-urthcr consideration by the senate of the resolution asking renewal of cores pond'nce regarding American ad- h"rence to the world court will be delayed for a day or two because Of the illness of Senator Gillett Of Massachusetts, author of the resolu- ton.
 The senator is suffering with a cold, but expects to be at the capitol tomorrow or Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
kaplan and Day Bout Has
 Again Been Arranged

New Haven, April 10 N'y-lor the third time in six months the meeting of Louis (kid) kaplan. Meriden and Georgie Day, this city has been ar ranged. this time for April 27. Due to injuries that cropped up in the course of training Inc former king of the featherweights was forced to postpone the matches.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
FrcncI, off for India

Hanoi. French lndo-China. April 1o.-f4'-Dieudonn Costes and Joseph LcbriX, French flyers, hop ped off at a. m. today for Cai- cl'fa, India. They expect to reach there this evening. After eating, they VIII take on more gasoline and con- 'lnue immediately to Delhi and karachi.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

of the Doheny letter, as he had of the report to President Harding be- cause it had not been introduced in evidence.
 Wright then briefly reviewed the letter in which Fall praised Doheny for his patriotism" and informed him that no further difficulty was expected concerning the leases since Jurisdiction had been completely re- moved from the navy to the interior department.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

stand behind my statement that conceived this plan, ordered my appolntee. Mir. Linder, to carry it
 out. and personally supervised the carrying through of this legislation"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

state convention at Hartford were; Mrs. Lillian $. Abbott, Mrs. Frank H. Bissell, Edward J. Qninlan. John J. Farrell. Harold T. Murray, Jo- seph Chirappa. Paul k. Conrcy, Brien McMahon. Harry Klein Sam ucl keough and. Leroy Downs.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

cation in the postal rates which con- gress may decide upon should not further lower postal revenues. Ho holds the post office department is already being run at q loss and that the loss should not be increas- cd to the point where the operations would be downright uneconomical.
 Amherst college was named ior Lord Jeffrey Amherst.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

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