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Evening star., 1928-04-22
PACEMAKER Always j.: h Lead

TINE rush of smokers to Scent cigars
= is the outstanding fact of 1927
business, showing the positive return Of
scent cigar quality.
VIM. Penn, first representative cigar
to challenge higher prices after the war,
set the pace for the back turn to Scent
cigars. First, when it was the only reli-
able Scent cigar, it is still first when
there are many-frst in quality-hrst
in sales-an first in the fond accept
ance Of American smokers.
Sheer quality, that's it. Bulkier s.
cent cigars may catch your eye, lub-
berly, Ioosely-wrapped rolls of inferior
tobacco, but only VIM. Penn has the
fine tobacco that satisfies smoker.
Look for the VIM. Penn box at your
dealers, and select from it the nations
verdict on "a good cigar"
Evening star., 1928-04-22
rn1Rn RAcr--rnc.o. = GOO: maLlen
asasamnrc stable

FIFTH RArE-Purse, Sf 500 the Hamy
ton Roads Handicap: 3.year'olds ana up, r
Evening star., 1928-04-22

~ EETRAL High School girls
rifle team again captured the
in,erscholagtic championship
~ held under the auspices OF the
National Rife Association,
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Due to SveH Olympic Fund ricker Fearedin Olympic Marathon
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto ............. 10 10 u
Newark ...... ..........,... 10 q
Collins and Phillips: Bentley and Skif.
Montreal at Reading cold,
Buffalo at Baltimore. rain.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Indian snring Golf Club. which will
enc 3ts Invitation tournament on Fri-
day this year has decided 70 dispense
with the usual tournament dinner. a
course that also has been decided upon
b. the Washington Colt and Country
Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
Length OF Prison
Terms Decided

Notice of the determination of
length Of sentence of three prison
ers committed TO San Quentin peni-
tentiary from Imperial county in
June, 1927, was filed at the county
clerk s office this morning.
The sentence in each instance
was fixed at three years. The de
PENDANTS are: Jesse H. Chant, w. p.
Davenport and James Earl, all col
ored, of Secley district, convicted
of burglary, second degree, and Gc-
lalo r. Dobcn, Calcxico, convicted
of forgery.
Chant, Eavchport and Earl
were charged with having broken
into dairy plant conducted by F.
O. Rosenblum in the Seeley district
with intent to commit a crime. Al!
pleaded guilty to the charges.
Doben was charged with having
forged a check. According to infor-
nation he had gone to Mexicali,
become intoxicated and after spend
ing all of his money wrote a check
and cashcd it.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
Thin Wife Loses
Husbands Love

Look facts in the facc-vou poor,
. thin haggard, starved looking wife
with a figure that looks like slat
How can You expect to hold your
husband s love and admiration
What do you suppose he thinks
when he mentally compares vou--
as he is bound to do-with the wo.
men he meets every day in bust.
ness-youngcr, viVaeious women
with lovely rounded forms, bubbling
over with spirit?
If you don t help yourself no
body else willard il 5 so easy
nowadays to quickly put on flesh
thru the use Of Mccoy $ Tablets
that you re foolish if you don t
start this very day to let these, re
markable weight, builders fill out
ugly hollows and bring back youth.
ful looks and pep.
Mccoy takes all the risk--read
this ironclad guarantee: If after
taking Sixty Cent boxes of Me
Coy's Tablets or One Dollar boxes,
ars thin, underweight man or wo
man doesn t gain Mt least ) pounds
and feel completely satisfied with
the marked Improvement in health
the purchase price will be re-
funded.
The name Mccoy S Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened just
ask for Mccoy S Tablets at Glenn
cnt 5 Drug Store or any drug store
in America adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
Officials Deny
Sweeney Charge

LOS ANGELES, Aug 30.-Past
and present city officials paraded
to the witness stand in Judge Hank-
wich 5 court today to deny they re
oeived bribe money from f. f.,
Sweeney, charged with the embe2-
element of almost 100000.
O. b. Conroy and Robert Allen,
former councilman, and Lew White
head, assistant city attorney, were
among the first to disclaim SWeen-
cy 5 contention that the money WAS
used to buy favorable legislation
for the Southern California Gas
Company.
All admitted, however, that they
knew Sweeney. White head was to
be recalled to the stand for cross.
examination this afternoon.
David Carroll, minute clerk of
city council, Bert Farmer and Fred
Wheeler, former councilmen, and
+. NJ Ross, former deputy assessor,
all accused Of taking bride money
from Sweeney, were to follow
Whitehead
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
WITNESS SAYS
MARCO SHOT At
WOUNDED PAIR
Hy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 30.-Al-
bert Marco, vice undcrlord of Los
Angeles, ON trial on charges of as
sault with intent to commit mur-
der, fired the shots which wounded
Dominic Contcrno and Harry Jud-
son. it was testified today.
Dwight G. Freeman, a member of
Contcrno S party at the Ship Cafe
IN Venice where the shooting o.
CURED, said under direct examina
tion that he saw Marco shoot Con
tcrno and then Judson.
Freeman said Marco handed his
gun to Louis Bardcson, ri Juana
resort owner, after the gunpla%.
Bardeson disappeared the next day
and has been sought since them.
The jury and court attaches were
to visit the cafe late today.
Marco was tried on the same
charges previously but the first jury
failed to agree.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
Drowning Victim
Not Identified

Positive Identification of the
body of the man found in the Colo.
RADIO at Andrade last Friday night
is still lacking While it is believed
that the man may nave been George
Porch. address unknown, no confir.
nation Of this has been had save
that a man by that nan purchased
stage ticket chat was found in the
pocket of the dead man 5 clothing.
Authorities are checking up to
determine whether or not the man
~ one missing from the CaIipatria
district.
Although word has been sent to
several persons whose names were
found on papers on the body, no
word Of any kind has come from
this source nor has the Los Angeles
missing persons bureau furnished
any information hat might lead to
the identity Of the body.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
ASK San DIEGO
TO help BUILD
LACUNA ROUTE

The Associated Chambers of Com
mcrcc and the county board Of
supervisors joined in sending tele-
grams this morning to the San Diego
chamber Of commerce and the san
Diego supervisors, who are in joint
session today to consider the Laguna
road which leads to Pine Valley and
thence to Sal Diego. The ImPeria!
Valley people want the San Diego
organization to consider at the SANE
time the much needed direct short
road from Imperial Valley to tn"
Laguna Mountains. and have urged
the san Dicgans to do whatever is
possible TO bring about its construct
ION The great need of such road
TO the people of Imperial Valley and
Yuma has been stressed i'll thes =
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
MOORE ENDORSES
MOVEMENT FOR
JUNIOR CHAMBER,

The plan of a junior executives >
branch of the chamber of com
mercc continues to win the favor of
the city'S leading business men.
When his IDEAS ON the subject were
asked for this morning, r. p. Moore,
general superintendent Of the Impe-
rial Ice and Development Co., had
this to say:
lin my opinion it is an excellent
move to make, particularly at this
time when El Centre is preparing
for a fall and winter season of real
activity and prosperity and the
chamber of commerce making act
i've plans to assist in every possible
way
From my experience in chamber
of commerce work know there has
always been difficulty in getting
the Younger men, and those who are
holding what might be called minor
positions in the business life of the
community, to take as active an in
tcrcSt in civic affairs as is desired,
and this condition has been primar-
lily because there was no organiZa-
lI'H 'Nl'hSI NIltU lutN tNuIu WORN.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce
seems to hit the nail on the head
and am very glad that the move
mcnt is started and under way soon
enough to be real factor in the
early fall work.
"Such an organization as propos-
ed would certainly give the younger
men u feeling of responsibility and
interest in civic projects; would be
training school in that class of
work, thus fitting them for duties
which they will shortly fall heir to;
and viii no doubt bring out for
careful consideration on the part of
the senior chamber many projects
along rccrcational and other lines
which might be passed up all to-
gcthcr othcrWisc'
Plans for next week s drive for
Junior members continue to be
worked upon. A talk on the sub
icct over Radio KGEN will be
broadcast tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
Many Planting
Cover Crops

Ranchers throughout the valley
are preparing 1ne planning of cover
crops, according to advices of Frank
G. Beyschlag of the farm advisor S
office.
cit is expected that the majority
of the ranchcrs will begin suci
planting early next month, - he de
clared. 'Thc crop must be planted
early in order to give il a fairly
good growth before it is turned
under. Sour clover will be used
mostly in this respect as it add
greatly to the fertility Of the soil.
"Citrus growers are also plan
ming to soak down their acreage
All citrus groves must be given at
least one good soaking a year i'll
order 70 retard the progress Of al.
kali that may creep up during tn"
dry spell and to put the ground in
shape for the season. There is not
a great acreage Of citrus fruit in
.hc valley at this time and the wat
aring would not cut very deeply
into the supply now available, des-
pitc the shortage.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

kilograms, as well as the increased
volume Of business to 1an Diego
county which viii result
San Diego has an offer from the
government to cXpend 100000 on
the present narrow road from Pine
Valley if the San Diego people will
put mp T25, 900. The messages dis
patched from here to the meeting
urge the San Diego people to have
this government appropriation in
creased to 100000, and propose
that the two counties be formed into
Il road bond district for raising
$4,000 as the contribution of the
two counties. This would insure
widening Of the old road on the
west Of Laguna, and construction Of
the new tancbrakc road to Impe-
rial Valley.
Valley folks are hopeful that some
favorable action may be taken at
today 3 road meeting which shall
eventually ripen into plans for the
actual construction Of the direct
Laguna road. Forest Service and
state engineers will meet in FL
Centre ON September TO examine
the proposed route. but it is going
to be necessary to have the help Of
san Diego. because the greater part
Of tine construction lies in that
county NJ. y. Witter, Brawlcy as
aemblyman. is going to Sacramento
Oil September !, and expects while
there to try to enlist state aid and
cooperation for the project.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

Walls - Of the prison but later somes
to understand thsat his whole life in
the New York last Side has besn
spent within tlsa grip of cvAn
stronger walls. On his release ~
resolves to go stra ight and his strug-
giles to do so and yet solve the
problem of his love for Joan Craw-
ford constitute the highlight of the
picture.
Miss Crawford as the erring hero
inc presents an entirely new side
of her personality 0 the moviegd
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nuffer returned
last night from a vacation trip to
Huntington Beach, Long Beach and
other coast resorts.
Miss Florence Meyers, for the
past year and half nurse in DIR.
Carter s office, left this morning
for Los Angeles, where she has ac-
cepted a position.
r. \. Chestnut, local contractor, is
reported resting comfortably at the
FL Gentro hospital, where he under
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
PAGE THREE

ing public. There have been rumors
that next year will see her sta-
and this picture clearly demonstrates
/ her fitness.
Vera Gordon as Gilbert s mother
contributes great ability as an
actress while Carmel Myers as
Bertha, the "plain girl, also
shows herself in a new light, Robert
Emmet o 'COnnOr as Sullivan the
detective is very excellent as is
Louis Natheaux who plays the
gangster : Monk. >
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

went an separation earlier in the
week.
Mrs. Ernest r. Utley is improv-
ing rapidly from the effects of an
operation at Los Angeles hospital.
Jimmy Schofield, and c. r. Kirk
patrick have returned from an ex-
tensivc auto tour to points in the
northern part of the state.
Dale Cooper and son, Junior, of
Holtville, were visitors here today
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

Riverside recently had sn evening
celebration to welcome institution
of new street lighting system.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

The Coachella valley has com
pIeted shipping its largest and best
grape crop. 279 carloads.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
MONIES
AslAha.. hu4.tN.1k>iA,Hi ~

The most interesting picture yet
filmed about the most interesting
spot in the most interesting city in
the world.
Thus reviewers have characterized
John Gilbert g new starring picture,
o Four Walls, story of East Sid
gangsters in the city of New York
which closes tonight at the AirdOme
Thcater and they are not far
wrong.
Among the dozens of "crook y
pictures filmed during the past few
years, -Four Walls will stand out
as something new and undoubtedly
different. Director William Nigh
has made the characters appear real
and human.
Gilbert contributes a characterize
ton which tops anything he has dis
played in the way of acting abilit,'
since ''T:le Big Para11.' He makes
Benny llorowitz, gangster, a real
live personality that struggles, suf-
fers and finally cOnquers in man
ncr that will grip the heartstrings
of every audience in the country.
The story concerns a young gang
ster leader who accidentally wounds
4 man in night club brawl and is
sent to prison for four years. At
first he fights against the -Four
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Leonard have
returned from vacation trip to
the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

A power line patrolmen recently
killed five rattlesnakes in two hours
near Banning. Riverside county.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30

BASEBALL RESULTS

Score of today's games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:45 p. IN
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
WIDESPREAD LOCAL SERVICE

WIDESPREAD LOCAL SERVICE
THR HUNDRED THOUSAND DEALERS
who handle
add further value
locally Tor immediate convenience
sirns adrice mad
mounting and dismonntng
-eheckns initiation
--eheckins whesl alignment
maintaining repair serpies
BY avins facilities
maximum mileage The the rebuider
and the
the manufacturers
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
National
At Cincinnati

Chicago ..-..........-.. 600 O20-2 ) 0
Cincinnati ..., 900 600 4 I
Root and lIartuett; RiXey and
Picinich. Game called, wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
At philadelphia

Boston .......... 900 0l0 002-3
Philadelphia 900 OO0 02G-2 9
Russell aud Berry; Earnshaw.
Ehm,.c and Cochranc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
At Detroit

Cleveland -. OOe OF 000-3 : 0
Detroit ......... zoe COL Ok II >
Hudlin and Myatt; Sorrell and
Nargravc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
At Boston

Philadelphia -0Ol 120 00l-5 10 0
Boston .......... 600 O04 llx-6 8 0
Ferguson, Bcnge and Davis; De
lancy and Taylor.
St Louis at Pittsburgh, game
called, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
American
At Washington

New York 900 600 100 7
Washington O0G COS 00x-3 II |
Hoyt and Ecngough; Jones and
Rucl.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-30
Standard Warranty
for Pneumatic Castings
0nez Tubes

TT
Livery pneumatic tire Of our
manufacture bearing ou1rnarne
and serial number is warranted
byus against defects in material
and Workmanship d1lug heHf
0/Me tire to the extent that if any
tire fails because Of such defect,
we will either repair the tire or
make a reasonable allowance
on the purchase Of a new tire.
The Tire Manufacturing Members ef
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

lovely soft washabls caps skin glove in the smart slip-ou style with neat scallop top-mads of the finest selected skins-colsFs are willow. freckles and Priscilla An unusual value ~ % Pair
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
NEW SKYSCRAPERS
 FOR WINDY CITY
1ta Such Structures Now
 Being Erected

Chicago, Oct. 1c.-R-Ten new buildings, ranging in height from 40 to 75 stories and costing between s10,000,00O and 345.000.000 each. are going up in the downtown sec- tion of Chicago.
 The legislator, real estate dealer and financier thus are improving the shack -littered banks of the Chicago river. for several of the structures are being erected along that stream
 Biggest of them all is the Apparel Mart, . building of IS stories, high er than New York's Woolworth tower. Plans for it have been drawn. financing completed = no small task as the structure will cost 3t5.o00. .000-and construction awaits only hnal action by railroad whose tracks 1t will span. Legislative action was necessary to obtain lair rights" fro the Apparel Mart, as in the case of the Merchandise Mart, the Chica % "Daily News" building and the Opera building. Builders claim the Apparel Mart will be the worlds most spacious structure. with day time population of 1S,000.
 The Steuben club is erecting an other skyscraper on the site of the old Briggs house. Outside the Loop" on Michigan boulevard the Shriners are building a History Medinah Athletic club. At the head of Ia Salle street the hoard of fra de soon will have a 40-story home.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
ufW FALSE TEETH
 WILL MATCH FACE
Hll1aliu With Complexion,
 Hlir ind Appsirlnce

Boston, Oct. IF. - The latest for nilady and her lesser half. as di- vulged at the sixty-fourth annual convention of the Massachusetts Dental Society. l. false teeth to har' nonize with the complexion. color of the hair and general appearance.
 A few years ago false teeth were mere bits of porcelain, all the same shape, all unnatural. all unbecoming. Today each is the work of artists and scientists who have come to consider the problem of facial beau ty aS much as that of utility and comfort.
 If your hair is brown, your com plexion light. your figure slim, you need one set or false teeth. If you are dark of complexion. chunky and with black hair. another type entire ly is what you'll have to wear.
 Wearing Teeth an Art
 In other words, from now on. choosing set of false teeth is going to require the same sort of buying as is now used in selecting hat or an article of clothing.
 And in caring for those artificial teeth: the old days when you merely put 'em on getting up in the morn ing and took them out when going to bed at night are gone forever.
 Now the mere wearing of false teeth has become an art. And in view of the fact that false ones are very. very common these days, the art Is going to be widespread.
 Learn How to Talk and Eat
 When you buy set hereafter, you're going to receive special in- structions with regard to wear, care and other considerations. First Of all. you've got to learn how to eat and how to talk while wearing them.
 You will learn that there are cer- tain sounds that are more difficult to make than others. that, for in- stance, s, \. oh and sh, are particu- larly hard. And you will be advised to overcome this handicap by read ing aloud.
 Words Of Caution
 You will be told not to rush the process of getting accustomed to the teeth at meal times. to try keeping them ina little longer at each meal.
 You will have to learn the trick of eating an apple or an ear of corn by pressing it firmly upward against the teeth at the moment of biting.
 You will be warned. the Boston Post points out. against holding a handkerchief up to the mouth when laughing or otherwise unduly at tracting attention to your "store teeth"
 And you will be urged to give no heed to the jokes of the more for tunate.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

will give the Vegetable Compound g trial they can overcome those tlrea and worn out feelings. I cannot ex- press the happiness I have received and how completely it has made ove- my home."-MRs. D. H. SIBERT, 1926 Laurel St., Elkhart, Indiana.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
COULD NOT GET
 OUT OF BED
Lydia E. F:nlkhan's Vegetable
 Compound Strengthened Her
Elkhart, 1nd.-"I had a tired feel ing and was unable to get out of bcd

without the hel of my husband We heard of tl. Vegetable Cor pound and q
 cided to try, ) I am still takiI
 it and it sure ] a help to me. | can do my wor without restin before 1 al through. 1 know that if wornel.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
DOUBLE-HEADER JURY

Harrisonburg. Va, Oct. 12 R-A been inaugurated here by Jung H. w. Bertram to speed up prohi bition trials. When one retired tn, other was called and when both were out the judge heard the re naining cases from the bench.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
Hand Bags $2.98 and $4.95 r..

New fall styles--in . lovely assort- 'llent Of the smart suede antelope bag assorted feathers of beaver calf
 loroeco-pin seal-the new popular shoe calf-lizard and alligator grams-- featuring the new vagabond style smart pouch bags, with back strap handles-or the neat plain tailored bags -colors are the new tans, brown. black and all costume colors An unusual ss- sort nlent
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
Hose to Match

They're sheer chiffon-nice and clear and in the smart shades of fall-that go best with the new foot wear. Of fine quality silk with our violet picot top
 an excellent wearing
 Hose and priced XJ NQ at
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

Smart turn back novelty cuffs choice of . smart embroidery or heat alligator cuff-lovely color range of brown. mode. beaver. black and White-neat over seam sewn with smart em-
 brotdered backs. Priced0J G at oniy-pair
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
Silk Material
 69c I'd.

Silk material for over drapes in stripes and plain pAtterns--all sunfast and washa ble-Specially priced
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

Beautiful rch fall colorings- triangle. squares and the jaunty long oblong scarf-printed on siik crepes or chiffons in lovely floral and modernistic styles.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

New smart fall styles-narrow flare or roll back cuffs with con- trasting or self-color embroidery with embroidered backs to match-choice of over seam or pique sewn in the new smart fall shades.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

Glistening crystals-smart chokera bracelets and earrings to match-opaques and metals in both round and flat shapes. Really a most unusual selec. tion of costume jewelry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-30
CHANGES MADE BY SECRETARY
 IN GAME LAWS
Recommendations of Alas. ka Game Commission
 Approved by Jardine

WASHINGTON, March 90.- New regulations were announced today by the Department of Az riculture for the taking of game and fur-bearing animals in AL aska. They were recommended by the Alaska Game Commission and approved by Secretary Jar. dine, and become effective June 2S. next.
 They call for the re-establish mont of a closed season on beav- CT following the open season of the current spring, moose are given complete protection south and west of g line following the Kamishak-Kahonak Bay protege and south shore of Illimna Lake and kvichak River. the non-resi- dent bag limit on caribou and mountain sheep is reduced to two throughout the Territory; protec- tion is removed from black bears in the northern portion of d,s- trict two because of their habit of killing moose and caribou calves; owing to scarcity of mink, certain portions of district three have been closed to trap ping of these animals