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New Britain herald., 1928-10-05
CARDINALS ARE NOW IN
SAME POSITION AS 1926
VIII Adopt Same Tactics as They Did Two Years Ago
Grover Cleveland Alexander Will Try to Stem Tide
Today-Huggins May Use Tom Zachary - New
York Team Gets Oft to Good Start-Kuth Keeps
In Despite Bad Ankle-Notes of Came

the Giants in 1926.
Grover Alexander won two games
from the Yankees in 1926. the same
record compiled in the series by Jess
Haines, with an assist from Alex
ander in one. That was not Alexis
first world series experience, how
ever, for he pitched for the Phillies
in 1915, winning one and losing one.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-03

HIGH JINKS-How those famous pilots carried on at the flying obstacle" races which featured the field and sports meeting at Pine Aerodrome! Here's Captain Hubert Pike, the winnah. He had to run 50 yards. don Sidcot suit cycle 100 yards, ride careening donkey and be trundled space in wheebarrow.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-03

UNEXPECTED SPILL This mem her of a West London cycle club was practiclng trick riding for forth coming gymkhana when his iron steed balked-or something The photoe- rapher Just happened to be. along and got thls remarkable action shot
 ,ln,ernations, iustra'eo News
New Britain herald., 1928-08-03

CHARGE!-Students of C. M T C.. Ft. Mycr Va, charging hexdlony down steep hillside dur ing their training course The maneuver above is an adaptation of the severe Italian drill recently adopted by the United States Cavalry
 (1atafnsnvAaL nsvassO
New Britain herald., 1928-08-03

GOING DOWN! The photo was taken a split sec- Ond after a 173-foot smoke stack in the Philadelphia Navy Yard had been dyna- mited. The cameraman sub- sequently made knots" in getting somewhere else.
 tInferna tfouAl 1lluetrated N~wsp
New Britain herald., 1928-08-03

RAINBOW MOVIE S. They're the invention ot Dr. (. E K Mees. head of the E.stmaD Lahoyat"rles at Rochester N ' He per fected $ three-colu light filter and 6 new film with minute cylindrical lenses tu obtain the result
 lnternstiousAIl Illustrated News
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-11
Mems Golf Hose, Pair Csc

Fine Isle quality with Jacquard tops Grey,
tan, blue. and mixtures Substandards Sizes
10-10h-11.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-11

So Wool suits, one piece in shades of red.
blue, orange, green and tan. Button on
shoulder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-11
WOmen's Dresses, Special 81

One lot of rs silk or wool dresses in broken
sizes Limit, one to a customer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-11
CirdIe Brassieres $l.95

Very pretty brocaded coutil Broken sizes
Reduced to clear.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

Best mattresses on earth at J. l.. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
ALCOCK LOST ROUND SUM BY RELEASING
 TWO BABY MOOSE

By taking the advice of chap whom he thought knew what he was talking about, cost W. E. Alcock, ri the Seward hotel, neat $25O, he discovered to his intense sorrow a few days ago.
 It will be remembered Alcock captured a COW calf moose at Mile I12 some days ago and brought it in, to town.He was advised to turn it free it being against the law D have taken the little animal With the, arrival of the Redington party he was informed he was. within tn ? law, but was too late for he had released the baby.
 The tough feature about the en- tire proceedings, he said, was that on the following day he captured the first one, he ran another one down, this time bull calf, and, not know ing the true state of affairs, permit ted this one to escape. Boh times the mother COW was up on a bank taking in the whole proceedings.
 q don't suppose there ever will be next time now," Alcock stutter- cd last evening as he wiped a glis- thing tear from his jowl bone.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
A GREAT TIME BY ALL

The excursionists who returned last evening from the annual picnic to Lawing, Lake Kenai, are unan- imous in exclaiming it was one ot the most delightful outings they had ever enjoyed. Hikes. fishing, boating. and just resting and having good time, featured the day The hospi. tality of MT. and Mrs. Lawing was comented upon by all.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

OVERLAND-Jde Wilson, Fair banks; Andy Hendrickson, Arlington, Wn., Gust Thames, Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

Excellent line of Columbia records at Sylvia's. Newest of hits.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE WRITERS $50 AND SIS: TERMS sehaIierer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
SUBS TEST COURSE
 0FF MAIN COAST

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., July 12. R)-A new submarine trial course, rearer to the Kittery navy yard than than the old course off Provincetown, Mass, is being surveyed off the coast of Maine.
 The United States coast and goo detic survey is in charge of the pro ject to determine the suitability o' q trial course off Boon Island.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

EASTMAN AGENTS, Schailerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

Engineer Olmstead returned to Seward yesterday from Moose Pass yesterday where he has been inspect ing mining ground. MT. Olmstead ar rived from his Portland offices about
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
"HoWDY MAc!"

Harry w. Mclaughlin, U. s. Sig nal Corps, returned to the old home town last evening after being exiled in Fairbanks for over year. All the boys are mighty glad to have Mac" back with them again.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

Amelia Ballentine, second to t1e eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. D w., Ballentine, of Mayo, and Gordon IT. Cameron, formerly with the R C N. P, Yukon detachment, were mar ried recently at Dawson
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
NEW PuRsER ON STARR

MT. Dorgan, former employee of the Alaska Steamship company. who arrived last week from Seattle, has been appointed purser on the s 2. Starr filling the position of Jack Futile resigned.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

If you haven't tried Frye Bruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some thing, friendsl
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
REWARD FOR PolsoNER

A reward of $575 is offered by the Town of Seward for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties poisoning dogs.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12
AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-Dr. and Mrs. E. Graves, Juneau; c. M. Taylor, MT and Mrs Frank Roycroft, Moose Pass; F. D. Beuttey, Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

The International Fisheries Com mission estimate tlat in 1926 there were only one-seyenth as many hal i5at as in 1926
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-12

sEWARD-R. c. Smith, Ted Oar gan, John sweeny, Gust Nihetie, P H. Crowley.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
Que La Linea Sc Cierre
Alas Seis De La Tarde

PHOENIX, Ariz., Enero 27.-En
la convention de la "Anti-Saloon
League of Arizona" que Sc clau-
suro aver en- esta ciudad, Sc trato
ampliamente sobre ell perjuicio que
recibe La juventud, con motive de
estar la Inca International, entire
Arizona y Mexico, alberta toda la
noche.
Sc tom6 una resolucion en- vista
de la cual sc van a hacer las ges-
tones conducentes ante el Gobierno
de la nacion, a fin de que la Inca
international quede clausurada a
las c de la tarde, para todos los
jovenes y turistas.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
La ACtnaciOn Del Lider De
Nicaragua Hace POcOs
Amos.
Era Solo Un EscOlar, Cuando
Militaba En- Las Filas Del
GuerrillerO Francisco Villa.

Ell Coronel J. R. Landrum, que
reside en- 1916 Goodwin st. y quien
ha sido compafero de Sandino, ha
manifestado que ell actual lider nj
caraguense, no es tan malo como
10 pintan, sino que ahora, solamen-
tie esta ejerciendo 10 que aprendi6
de los mexicanos, en- sus correrfas
con Villa.
Ell Coronel Landrum, que desde
1906 trabajaba como maquinista
en- las Lineas Nacionales de Mexico,
al estallar la revolucion maderista,
milito bajo sus filas, cambiandose
despues a las de Francisco Villa,
con quiene Sc encontraba Sandino.
Landrum dice que, cierta oca-
sion platicando sobre los ameri-
canos, Sandino lie expreso que por
naturaleza no odia a los gringos,
pero que les reprochaba su sistema
de absorcion Y que, decia Sandino,
estaba aprendiendo de los mexica-
nos sus sistema de guerrillas, por-
que estaba SECURE de que algun
dia ell necesitar1a de esa escuela
para pelear contra los gringos.
Cuando yo conocf a Sandino, este
no era bandido, sino uno que iba a
la escuela aprender el modo de
guerrear, dice Landrum.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
Armenian Su Equipo

Antes de aver fue recibido en-
esta ciudad, un nuevo cami6n desti-
nado al servicio del cuerpo de bonn
beros de la ciudad, Y ell cual fue
comprado como resultado de la
aprobaci6n dada en- mayo pasado
para que ell equipo de los bomberos
fuera aumentado.
Ell nuevo existinguidor fue exhi-
bido, estacionandosele en- Ell distri-
to comercial, siendo visto por todos
los transeuntes.
Con ell equipo actual de los bonn
beros, reforzado con la maquina
recien recibida, sera a1n mejor ell
servicio de bomberos en- la ciudad.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
MEXICO PIERDE UNA
DE SUS INICIATIVAS
En- Fl SextO COngresO Pan
Americana De La Haba=
ma.
La Tendente A Guitar A Los
EstadOs UnidOs La Supre-
macia En- La Union.

HABANA, Cuba, Enero 27.-Las
proposiciones hechas por los dele
gados mexicanos, quenes preten-
dian introducir ciertas reformas
en- ell funcionamiento de la Union
Pan-Americana, para beneficio de
la America Latina, y que fueron
interpretadas por los Estados Uni
dos como una prueba de "enemis-
tad," han fracasado totalmente
porque los demas pafses latino
americanos, no les dieron ell apoyo
que sc esperaba.
Lo que Mexico pedia era que to-
dos tuvieran derecho ocupar los
principales puestos de la Union.
Hasta la fecha los Estados Unidos
ha sido ell pals que ha dirigido los
destinos de la Union, y su influen-
cia en- todo.
(Pasa la Pag. A.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
AmbaS Son CulpableS

Thelma Gomez present6 ante ell
Juez Gerald Jones, una demanda
por la suma de $185 en- contra de
Ruth Abbott, por los dafios que su-
frio su automovil, en- diciembre pa
sado, cuando los carros de ambas,
chocaron en- la esquina de la Ave
nida Cuarta al Sur Y la Gale IA.
Ell Juez, despues de que examine
ambas parties, asf como los nu-
merosos testigos presentados por
los litigantes, fallo este case en- Ell
sentido de que, la collision, habfa
sido ocasionada por descuido de las
dos parties, siendo las dos igual-
mente culpables.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
DICE UN AMERICANA
NO ES TAN MALO COMO DICEN
&C MUCHACHOS
ALA ESCUELA
SECUNDARIA

Sesenta y seis estudiantes, entire
hombres y mujeres, pasaran la en-
trante semana continuar sus estu-
dios en- la Escuela Superior, por ha-
ber obtenido su traslado mediante
su aplicacion, en- la Escuela Ros-
kruge.
Entire ellos Sc cuentan los 81
guientes muchachos mexicanos:
Rita Hernandez, Amelia Higuera,
Frances Aragon, Victoria Mariana,
Carmen Munoz, Adelina Romero,
Bernardo Benitez. Victor Benitez,
Luis Bustamante, Alfonso Monta-
no, Manuel Rios, Alex Rosas, Mar
tin Teller, Y Ricardo Tulos.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
LACATEDRAL
SAN AGUSTIN
RECONSTRUDIA

Para ell aio de 1880, en- que Sc
conmemora ell Quincuagesimo ami
versario de la muerte de San Agus-
tin, la Iglesia Catedral de esta lu-
gar, que lleva tai nombre, tai vez
presente un aspecto muy diferente
del que actualmente tiene.
Ell Obispo Daniel ]. Gercke ha
hecho p1blicos los planes que tiene
para la total reconstruction de la
Iglesia Catedral la que, de llevarse
efecto, vendra a ser una de las
joyas arquitectonicas mas precio-
sas del Sur de Arizona y de Esta-
dos Unidos.
A1n cuando va a ser remodelada
de nuevo, Sc le impregnara un es-
tilo morisco, como ell que prevalecia
en- los tiempos idos de las misiones
espanolas en- Sonora Y Arizona.
De llevarse a cabo la reconstruc-
cion de la Iglesia, como decimos al
principle, sera dedicada en- la fecha
aludida al mismo tempo que en-
todo ell mundo catolico Sc venera a
San Agustin.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
La POicia De I'm Pals
No POdra PaSar A OtrO

HABANA, Cuba, Enero 27. -
En- la session de aver, del Congreso
Pan-Americano, el Presidente de la
Delegation por la Rep1blica Argen-
tina, Sr. Pueyrredon, presento una
mocion para que, la policia de un
pals, pudiera pasar al de otro, en-
casos fortuitos, con ell objeto de
aprehender los criminales.
Ell punto fue discutido por todos
los Delegados Y fue rechazado, por
ser materia para tratados interna-
cionales y no de la jurisdiction de
la Conferencia, por no tener los
Delegates facultades ningunas pa
ra aprobar ningun asunto de tai
naturaleza.
Carlos Cuadra Pasos, Jefe de la
Delegation nicaraguense, declare
enfaticamente que su pals no desea
que sea discutida en- esa conferen-
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
LA CAMARA De COMERCIO De TUCSON NO QU|ERE
SERESTRINJALAENTRADA De MEX|CANOS A ARIz.
En- Tai SentidO Sc Tia Diri='
gidO Al C.angreSO de Ia
NaCiOn.
Juzga Necesaria La Entrada
De NuestrOs COmpatriOtas
A Esta Naci0n.

En- la Ultima session efectuada
por la Camara de Comercio de Tue
son, que tuvo verificativo ell pasa-
do microbes, en- ell Old Pueblo club,
entire los asuntos de mayor impor-
tancia, fue tratado ell relative la
ley que Sc quiere pesar en- ell con-
greso federal, tendenre restringir
la entrada de nuestros compatrio-
tas a la Union Americana.
Ell asunto fue presentado bajo
sus diferentes aspectos, viniendose
a la conclusion de que, la entrada
de nuestras compatriotas a la u
MON Americana es indispensable.
Ell asunto fue presentado bajo
sus diferentes aspectos, viniendose
a la conclusion de que la entrada
de mexicanos a Arizona, no debe
restringirse por depender en- mu-
cho del trabajo del mexicano, ell
progreso de la Union.
Sc acord6 que Embellishments
Sc dirigiera una communication al
Congreso y las parties interesa-
das, expresando que, la Camara de
Comercio de Tucson, no esta de
acuerdo en- la restriction de los
mexicanos a este pals y, especial
mente. al Estado de Arizona.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
IncendiO En- Fl City Hall


Ell imiercoles pasado, un POGO
despues de las once de la noche,
Sc descrubrio en- ell departamento
de archives del city hall, una dem
sa humareda que hizo que Sc la
maran los bomberos va que de la
busqueda que para localizar ell
fuego hicieron algunos de los en-
pleados, Sc descubrio que, en- ell
departamento mencionado Sc ha-
bfan incendiado algunos archives.
La causa del fuego sc cree haya
sido el calor del calentador, que
esta cerca del lugar en- que Sc en-
contraban los archives.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
MAS CAPTURAS
De CAT OL|COS
EN- LA CAPITAL
A TrescientOS Llega FL Nu=
nero De Los DetenidOS
AhOra.
VariOs Planteles EducativOs
Han SidO ClausuradOs Y
Aprehendidas Las PrOfesO-
raS.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero
27.-Las actividades de La policfa
en- contra de los elementos catoli-
cos, que habfan cesado en- virtud
de que estos Iltimos aparentemente
no hab1an vuelto a cometer mas
desmanes, han reanudadose de
nuevo, habiendo sido aprehendidas,
durante la semana, cerca de tres
cientas personals, por diferentes
causas, pero todas en- relacion con
violaciones la ley, en- materia
religiosa.
Ell Colegio Josefino, asi como
otros varios, han sido clausurados,
encontrandose en- la prision mas de
treinta profesoras, en- su totalidad
mujeres.
Las hermanas Guadalupe Y Luz
del Villar v Trigueros, al ser dete-
midas, Sc les halo on possession de
numerosos bonos evpedidos por la
Liga de Defensa de la Libertad Re-
ligiosa y los que al ser vendidos,
proporcionarfan fondos para la
continuation de la campaia en- con-
ira del Gobierno.
Algunos de los detenidos han
sido puestos en- libertad mediante
multas que Sc les han impuesto no
asi los otros, que han sido consina-
dos a las autoridades.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28

cia la Intervention de los Estados
Unidos en- Nicaragua.
A ese respecto, Mr.. Charles Ev-
ans Hughes manifesto: mo de-
seamos permanecer mucho en- Nj
caragua. Deseamos que Nicaragua
Sc robustezca, que prospere Y Sc
independice. Sc enviaron marinos
Y soldados para cumplir con una
exigencia imperiosa, pero Sc retira-
ran 10 mas pronto possible.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28

Ell amor es como ell vino: irrita
v emborracha.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
P.O. Box 1897

Participamos a nuestrOs Iec-
torres, anuncfantes y en- fin,
tOdas las personals que envian
correspondence a "El FrOnte-
rizO' que, en- virtud del cambi0
de las Oficinas POstages al nue.
vO lugar, ell ApartadO Postal de
esta publication, que antigua
mente era 1876, ha sidO Gambia
do por ell nImerO indicado arriba
sea ell 1887, a cuyo n1mero les
suplicamOs Sc sirvan dirigir su
correspondence. Gracias.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-01-28
MAS DE Glen
ALUMNOS NOC-
TURNOS A II.

Para las classes nocturnas, que
de diferentes materias, daran prin-
cipio la entrante semana, en- la
high school de este lugar, hay va
para la fecha, seg1n informe dado
por ell director de tai plantel, mas
de Glen estudiantes.
Las classes Sc efect1an los martes
y los jueves Y Sc espera que, para
esos dias de la entrante semana,
que principiaran los cursos, Sc ms
criban buen numero de alumnos
mas, aumentando la cantidad de
los actuales.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-03

California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Sum
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plant, as arising upon contract, or
she will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of September
1928.
C. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY j. M. Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
Superior Court SeaD
Hickcox Il Trude, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
n 3 10 II "a D 5 15 90 29J5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-03
RICHFIELD GAS
AGAIN WINNER
in AIR RACE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3.-(Spe
cia)-Whcn that fast and depend
able Lockheed-Vega monoplano
"Yankee Doodle "-thc ship with
the transco continentaling NONSTOP
habit-smashed the coast to coast
eastwest air record recently it ad
ded additional honors to Richfielc
gasoline 3 list of aviation accom-
plishments.
For it was Richfield, Pacific
Coast made aviation fuel, in the
tank of the plane piloted from the
Atlantic by c. B. d. Collyer, the
fuel which Art Gocbel used in the
same plane in August when he SET
the sensational Pacific-to- -Atlanti,
nonstop mark.
Against adverse flying conditions,
Captain Collyer's s time was not sc
fast as that made with the same
ship in the hands of Art Goebel, but
his time of "a hours and So minutes
was nearly two hours faster than the
same way record set by the Mac
ready Kelley flight in 1923.
This sensational air success, il
which Richfield gasoline played such
an important part, came right or
the heels of news from the Orient
that even in the Far East RichfielC
is being used by winning flyers
Richfield won for the japanese acc
in the Japanese Coronation race OF
Oct. 81.
Here is a rccapitulation of some
of the principal aviation accom-
plishments of Richfield gasoline
within the last few months:
Powered Art Gocbcl's Yankee
Doodle in record smashing n-stop
flight from Los Angeles to New
York.
Won string of victories in ma ajor
classes of the recent National Air
Races.
Won Imperial Japanese Corona
ton race between cities of Osaka,
Yokaichi, ard Akeno-2S5 kilo-
metcrs-in plane piloted by Kalay-
ANA, time 3 hours, % minutes.
In Yankee Doodle, pilotcd by
Collyer, set new American east to
west nonstop record.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-03
MONIES NJ
0&Gneoea aAkana1n6aal . asnah6a2

Americas most popular author
Zane Grey, and Jack Holt, famous
film star, combine in "The Water
Holc,' playing at the West Coast
Imperial Theatre tonight, to make
one of the best films of the western
type, in many months.
Holt has a role we'll adapted to
him, that of a rough and ready man
of the desert. When a. New York
society girl tries to fool him, he
turns the tables on her and does a
little fooling himself, though of
course in the end the girl does the
last bit of fooling and captures the
hard boiled westerner. Nancy Car
roll is seen in support of Holt. The
picture, while not the "thriller'
type, is wholesome and interesting
throughout.
Another clever vaudeville bill has
been booked for Sunday night.
The headliner is none other than
"Snub" Pollard, the famous Mack
Sennett comedy star who will be
seen in person in snappy skit, as
sisted by Miss Daniels, a winsome
young lady who is a good foil for
Pollard.
Bell and Coates, two boys billed as
the "Syncopated Songsters,' will
offer a nifty musical act
Harry Hume, tramp comedian
who is a real scream from start to
finish, will also be present to crack
his latest jokes.
Taylor and LaRuc, winners of a
Varsity Drag contest, will offer the
latest in dance steps.
Bud Lines and his Cred Wing
Orchestral and Hazel Early at the
Wurlitzcr, will furnish plenty of the
best in the musical line.
The feature picture brings Alice
White in her first starring part,
that of Dixie Dugan, in "Show
Girl This clever play is based
on the book by ]. p. McEvoy, deal
ing with every phase of modern jazz
life as it is lived along the "Great
White Way There are plots and
counter plots, humor, drama, mclo-
drama, mystery - all thrown in he'll
tcr-skeltcr, yet each having its pro-
per place in the sequence of the
story. High-powcrcd publicity is
exposed to the utmost, and the high
powered writer is one of the most
important figures in the film. \
strong east, including Richard Tuck
er, Lee Moran, Kate Price, Donald
Reed, Jimmy Finlayson and Gwen
Lee are seen in the picture. The ms
and outs of the show business are
faithfully portrayed in the course of
"Show Girl which lives up to its
name.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-03

where you can't get away from me, !"
and Mr.. Horton assumed his best
court manner. 81 flew alone this
morning. / drove an airplane above
Imperial Valley all by myself. Can
you understand that? With US fly
ers to solo means to ride alone.
flew all by myself. Now shut up
about this singing business. After
few more solos l IN going to load
up that plane with bombs and drop
dozen on the RehkOpf building.
I'M going to chean out that nest of
dull, dry, uninteresting, half-dead
and unappreciative lawyers there.
And 1 ought to save one for you,
and maybe will if you are better
by that time
Satisfied with having made some
body understand, the attorney re-
turned to his office, to enjoy again