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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
A Fourth July
piknikjei
Macy magyar koz0nseg kereste
fel Fourth July alkalma-
boil tartott nyari mu-
latsagokat.

Dacara borongos id6nek,
amely csaknem egesz nap es6vel
fenyegetett es dacara a meglehe-
tosen gyenge munkaviszonyok-
max, Youngstown es k0rnyeki
magyarsag sep szammal kereste
fel megtartott piknikeket.
A Scent Istvan Egylet es Egy-
haz rendes evi piknikjen, ame-
lyet a Kimmel Brook parkban
tartottak az Albert St. kozeleben,
nagy tomeg jelent meg es pix
mix bizonyara igen szep cred
mennyel fog vegz6dni, ha maid
az elszamolast megtartjak.
A Scent Gyorgy Cor. Kath.
Egyhaz piknikjen is szep szam-
NAL jelent meg magyarsag az
Ohio Works jatsz6 teren es j6l
mulat0tt koZOnSeg.
A warreni magyarsag piknilSje
a Magyar Haz javara is igen see
pen sikeriilt.
Nilesben a ref. egyhaz Lorant-
fly Zsuzsanna egylete tartott j6l
sikerult .nyari mulatsagot Sa-
mu-fele farmon.
Farrelben a Ref. Egyhaz nagy
majalisa Bodi-fele farmon igen
jol sikeriilt.
Sharon|ban a Munkas Betegse-
gelyz6 Szovetseg Silk osztalya
tartott nagyon j6l sikeriilt pix
niket.
Jov6 szamunkban a ,piknikek-
ir5l b0yebb tudositasokat fogunk /
k0z0lni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

kakas futas. A j6kepii es iigyes
kakast Hon Ferenc ajandekozza
a kornek, amelyet a K0r ingyen
ajandekOzza oda annak a n0nek,
aki resztvesz kakas futasban.
| A ferfiak reszere lesz tyuk fu-
tas, ere celra a legiigyesebb es
gyorslabu tyukjat valasztotta XII
Lautner Janos farmer tagtar-
sunk, aki a csirkek neveleseben
es MISREPRESENTATION tojasre-
kordot viszi.
Ez a hires tyuk annak ferfi-
mex lesz ajandekozva, aki reszt-
vesz a tyukfutasban. Ez egy olyan
mulatsag lesz, amilyen meg eddig
mem volt.
Sep lido eseten mozi-kepek be-
mutatasa is lesz kakas fmtassal
kapcsolatban.
Az, aki egy kellemes napot ell
akar tolteni csaladjaval, vagy jo-
baratjaval, vagy pedig OFT akar
ismeretsegre szert tenni, ne mue
lassza ell EFT az alkalmat es ne fe-
lejtse Ell, julius 15-et. Jojj0n ell es
hozza magaval ismer6seit es j6-
kedvet, ez a piknik emlekezetes
lesz valamennyiiink reszere.
A Youngstown Magyar Keres-
ked6k es Iparosok tagsaga az ed
dig lerendezett mulatsagait a leg
peldasabb rendben es gonddal We
gezte, S ICY most is elk0vet min
dent, hogy ezen piknik is a leg
jobb sikernek 0rvendjen es sok
baratot szerezzen a K0rnek, hogy
eZaltal tagsaga emelkedJen es
legk0zelebbi kosaras csaladias
pikniken ugy magyarosan mulas-
sunk Honek vagy Lautnerek szep
farmjan, ahol mem sziik0lk0dnek
a jo es hires habz6 vizben.
Legyen oft On is es hozza el,
vagy mondja meg i6 ismer6sei-
mex piknik helyet, inert ere a
baratsagos piknikre Young
|stowni Magyar Keresked6k IS
Iparosok tagsaganak rendezo
bizottsaga szeretettel elvar min
den youngstown magyart.
A .piknik helyet es az ntiranyt
la jov0 heti szamunkban fogjuk
k0z0lni.
~, a Z q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
VI MAGYAR ttZIET
A nepsxerii Kat6cs 0d0n cip6ja-
vito miihelyt rendezett be q
Mahoning Ave.-n.

Nehany sorban jeleztiik mar,
hogy Katoch Odon, magyar fla
talsagunk varoszerte el6nyosen
ismert cip6javito miihely beren-
.dezeset tervezi. A terv most mar
valera is Walt az elmult het TO-
lyaman Mahoning Avenue
29O9 szama alatt, ugyanazon a
helyen, ahol ezel0tt is hasonl6
iizlet volt, melyben Kat6ch, mint
iizletvezet6 dolgozott, most on
all6an rendezett be egy minden
igenynek megfelel6 modern cip6-
javit6 iizemet. Mint ait hirdete-
seben is k0zli, iizemeben minden-.
fele javitas a legjobb anyagb6l, a
legpontosabb munkaval legr0-
videbb id6 alatt keszIl el. "A FL.
gyelmes kiszozlgalast kiil0nben d
itulajdonos j6 modora el5re is biz
tositja. .
"A kifogastalan mnnkajar6l &l-l
stalanosan ismert vi iizlettulajdo-|
most csak ajanlani tndjnk i ms
gyarsag figyelmebe. N
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
A YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR
KERESKED0K ES IPAROSOK
KORENEK Macy PIKNIKE

julius 15-en, vasarnap delel6t-
tol kes3 esti 6rakig tart6 Macy
szabasu tancmulatsaggal egybe-
kot0tt, ez evi elso Macy pikniket
rendezi a Youngstown Magyar
Keresked6k es Iparosok Kore.
A piknik-hely gyonyorii, vadre-
genyes erd6segben lesz.
A talpala val6t mindenutt is
inert, vigkedelyi ifjak fogjak
huzni, Szalma Oszkar szakavatott
karmester vezetese mellett.
A rendez6seg - eppen SUI
lyos gazdasagi viszonyokra val6
tekintettel - mersekelte resi-
veteli jegyek arat es ICY azokat
ferfiaknak SO centben, n6knek 35
centben szabta meg.
A legjobb etelekr6l es italokrol
szinten rendezoseg gondosko-
dix. AEON vendegek, akik mar a
|delel0tti 6rakban elvezni akarjak
a vadregenyes erd3 terebelyes
lombjainak hiivos arnyekat, azok
ebedre Laci-pecsenyet kaphatnak
es azonkiviil kiil0nfele szendvi-
cseket, vacsorara szekelygulyas
vagy paprikas lesz, amelyet a
Kor tagsaganak moi osztalya a
legizletesebben fogja elkesziteni.
Hiisit3 italokr6l, ice cream -r6l
szinten gondoskodva lesz.
Sz6rakozasr6l, nopog6s do
reskon Xviii n6k reszere lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
vERHovAY a21

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
campbelli Silk fi6kjanak tagsa.
gat keri vezet6seg, hogy a vasar-
nap delutan 2 6rakor kezd6d6
rendes havi gyiilesen lehetoleg
telies szamban jelenjenek meg es
hogy vi tagnak ajanlkoz6kat hoz-
Yak magukkal a gyiilesre. A gyi-
lest a szokott helyen q Robinson
Roadon fogjak megtartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
SCENT IsTVAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora: Ozv.
Hajdu Istvanne 1921 Wilson Ave.
Novak Gyula 1850 Donation Ave.
Lfj. Szuhy Janos 26S e. Avondale
Ave-, jelenleg City k6rhazban.
Barko Janosne 1901 Donation
Ave. HaIbodasz Gusztavne 3O3
Pasadena Ave. Jambik Istvanne
200 South jackson St. Knapik
Janos 2124 Elberne st. Betegseg
az eln0knel bejelentend6: 211
Edward st. Telefon 1912.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
GYtjI.ES

A Verhovay 1OS-ik fiokjanak
tagjait ezuton is eresiti a vezet6-
seq, hogy jovo vasarnap, azaz
julius San lesz megtartva rem
des havi gyiles a szokott helyen
Keretnek tagok, hogy a gyiile-
sen jelenjenek. meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
ri 81 q jelolsst Republikanus el6

+ b i 4
ri el q jel6lest a Republicans el6.
valasxtason augusztusban.
Ha tekintetben vessziik, hogy q
szarasak azon dolgoznak, hogy
James Beggst segits6k gy6zelem.
re, hogy aztan az 6szi valasztas
soran q meg szarazabb Martin
Davey Demolrata; jel0lt mellt
alljanak, ugy minden bevando.
roltnak azon kell lenni, hogy
Beggs ne gy6zz0n.
Beggst csak egy jel0lt verheti
meg f. eS Cooper.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

Demokratak nagy ekesedesse szavazas akalmava
Smthet oek enoknek Smith most negyedk ckban szo
gala New York aam nepe kormanyz6 nagyszer
mex bizonyult
Dacara anna hogy Demokraak programme prohbici6 mel
lett oglat alas Snh kjelenette hogy veemenye
prohbc6s t0rvenyeke revdea ke hogy szmeye
sag korlatozasa egyezik konstuci6vaL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
vERHOvAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink: Szekely Ka-
roly 2113 Manhattan Ave. Geresy
Sander COZ Walter st. Knapik j,
2l24 Elberne st. BetegsAg a tit
karnal jelentend3 be: 211 Ed.
ward Sit. Telefon 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

Hoover aknek kozmert egesz vgon ieleneg
Coolidge enok kbneeben mint keskeem MINISTER ecretary
OF commerce) mikodik Repubkanusok en0k jeloltje.
Repubikanus program oytatoagos csonsarazsagot ger
osszes proh6 t0rvnyek de Hoover
kJelene hogy prohbici6 csk ksere hogy meg eddg
el0nye egyaltaaban bzonyosodott be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

HoSpitaI Service
YOUNGSTOWN Public
Library
k00117k Wick Ave.

mem lesz.
Ennek az eld0nt6se teljesen {
Nagybizottsag tagjain all.
Hetf6n este igen lanyha volt a,
erdekl6des q Nagybizottsag gyii
lese irant.
Most szombaton estere msg egJ
gyiilest hivott 0ssze a vezet6seg
Ha mem vallaljak a Magyar Mar
megrendezesevel jar6 munkat
ugy felesleges az iiggyel tovabb is
foglalkozni.
Pedig a multi evi Magyar Nap
igen j6l sikeriilt.
Ugy az anyagi mint az erk0lcsi
haszon igen szsp volt.
A Nagybizottsag vegre meg
alapitotta Magyar Haz alapjat
Remenyiink volt ARA, hogy a
Magyar Nap alland6sitasaval es
buzg6 munkalkodassal gyara-
pitani fogjuk ezt az alapot es
vegre megepithetjiik Magyar
Hazunkat.
Ugy latszik azonban, hogy a
Youngstown magyarsag mar tel
jesen koz0mb0s a magyar iigyek
irant.
Ha mem kivan dolgozni, aldozni
a magyarsag erdekeben, ugy a
legjobb AIT nyiltan megmondani.
Ere is szolgalhat a Nagybizott-
sag szombat esti gyiilese.
Lam a szomszedos Warren
nemsokara Magyar Hazat epit.
Allianceben egy maroknyi ma
gyar mar elvezi a Magyar Haz al
tai nyujtott tarsadalmi el0ny0ket.
De Youngstown, - hacsak fel
mem ebred a magyar szellem -
mem fog Magyar Hazat epiteni.
Szeretn6k latni az egyletek es
egyhazalx kepvisel6it a szombat
esti gyiilesen.
Elmult a ket Macy nemzeti part
konvenci6ja.
A Demolratak, amint varhat6
volt, csaknem egyhangulag jelol-
TEX Alfred z. Smith, new york;
kormanyz6t eln0knek es Joseph
T. Robinsont, arlansasi szenatort
aleln0lnek.
A Rspublik&nusok, mint AIT
mar mindenh tudja Herbert Hoo
vert valasztottak elnokjeloltnek
Is Charles Curtist aleln0knek.
Mindkst part a nep elott leg
kedvesebb jelolteket valasztotta.
Mindket jel0lt igen erdemes az
eln0ksegre.
Mindket jelolt kepes az Egye-
silt Alla1noknak a lehet6 legjobb
kormanyzatot nyujtani.
Macy lesz exert a hare az oszi
valasztasokon es habar Hoover
nek latsz6lag t0bb eselye van a
gy6zelemre, Smith nepszeriisege-
vel szamolni kell es a legt0bb po-
litikai megfigyelo szerint a demo-
kratak gy0zelme sem lenne meg
lep6 novemberben.
A youngstown magyar polga-
rolnak lilo volna mar most er-
dekl6dni a politika irant.
Az idei 6szi valasztas rendkivil
fontos lesz minden egyes polgar-
ra nezve.
A Polgari K0r mar most julius
ban megkezdi maid a politikai
iigyek megbeszeleset. Remeljiik,
hogy kes6bb bejelentend6 gyiils-
Sc irant erdekl6dni fog a ma
gyarsag.
Ha mar politikar6l van $40, ne
felejtsiik el, hogy augusztusban
lesznek az el6valasztasok, amelye-
ken q Republikanusok Is Demo-
kratak kivalasztjak jel0ltjeiket az
&llami Is megyei tiszts6gelre.
Nagyon fontos, hogy magyar
sag az el6valasztasban is teljes
szammal reszt vegyen. Fontos te-
hat, hogy teliesen megismerie a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

Ha mar politikar6l van $50, ne
felejtsuk el, hogy augusztusban
lesznek az el6valasztasok, amelye-
ken q Republikanusok Is Demo-
kratak kivalasztjak jel5ltjeiket az
allami Is megyei tiszts6gelre.
Nagyon fontos, hogy a magyar
sag az el6valasztasban is teljes
szammal reszt vegyen. Fontos te-
hat, hogy teljesen megismerje a
politilkai helyzetet.
Donahey kormanyz6 az sv ve-
gen harom terminus szolgalata
.utan visszavonul a politikai slet-
t6l.
A Republikanusok ismet ke-
ziilkbe szeretn6k kaparintani az
&lla4n korm&nyzatat. Szeretnsk,
ha AZ &lland6 RApublikanus tor
v6nyhozas melle Republikanus
korm&nyx6t valaszthatn&nak.
Ex sikeriilni is fog abban az
esstben ha Myers Y. Cooper is-
inert 'Cincinnati-i iizletember nye-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
middle WEST
STAGES HUNT
FOR SLAYERS
Hy United Press Leased Wire

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. IL
A manhunt, rivaling the search for
Marty Durkin, Chicago s notorious
"Sheik Bandit spread over the
middle west today for two escaped
convicts sought in connection with
the murder of two deputy sheriffs.
The bodies of the Officers, Walter
Mcclure and John NJ. Grove were
found yesterday near Covington,
Ind.
The bodies were recovered with n
laprobe which had been in the auto
mobile Grove and Mcclure were us
ing in transferring the two prisoners
10 the state refOrmatory at Pendle-
ten.
The officers left here February
with their prisoners, Samuel Bax-
ter and John Burns. On the next
day the prisoners were seen in Dan
Vile, H., and two days later the
automobile, its windshield shatter-
cd by bullets, was found at Decatur,
ILL.,
The bodies were discovered by
Charles Abdill, farmer, who was
searching for a lost COW.
Examination, Coroner Harry Stew
art said, was difficult because of the
deeomposed condition of the bod
les. Both men apparently had been
lilled by blows on the head.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Crash Injuries
Army Officer

LEVERING, Mich, Feb. IL
Lieutenant Hoyt l.. Prindle. %, of
Santa Monica, Cal, crashed today
when he attempted to take off in an
army pursuit plane equipped with
skis from rough snow covered
field near here. lie was seriously
injured.
Prindle was a pilot of the first
pursuit corps, United States Air
Service, engaged in a good will tour
Of Northern Michigan 5 snow coun-
try. The II planes had been twice
delayed by the caprice of winter
storm and were attempting to get
hack on schedule when the crash
occurred. His plane was wrecked
beyond repair.
Prindle suffered several broken
ribs and numerous cuts.
Lieutenant Joseph G.. Hopkins, an
other pilot Of the squadron, secured
an automobile and started a 20
mile trip with the injured officer
through snow blocked roads toward
Petoskey, where the nearest hos
pital is located. Other planes Of the
squadron flew on to Traverse City,
headed by Major Thomas q. Ian.
phier, flight commandant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Two Arrested
Upon Coast

George Castro, %, of Brawley
was brought back to FL Centre from
San Francisco and Jack Loback,
so, of Los Angeles was returned
here late last night by Deputy Sher-
iff Wright.
Castro was arrested in San Fran
cisco for local authorities on a war
rant issued by Judge Griffin at
Brawley and charging him with
failure to provide for his wife and
child. The wife, Carlota, was the
complainant.
Loback was arrested in Los An
geles on warrant charging him
with failure to appear in answer
to a traffic charge. Arraigned be-
fore Judge Mayfield he entered a
plea of guilty and was sentenced to
pay fine of $40 or spend five days
in Jail. He was committed to the
custody of the sheriff in default.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Slain Mexican
Found in Grave
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. l.. - His
own long knife resting at his side,
the body of Barbosa Filiciano, 65,
was discovered in shallow grave
near here today by fellow members
of Mexican national association.
Filiciano had been missing since
January 20 and came to his death
by stabbing or shotgun wound,
but because of the condition of the
body it will be impossible to deter
mine the exact cause of death un-
til an autopsy is performed.
The body was found by Heriberto
Silda and Francisco Cruz, friends
who have been carrying on a search
for Filiciano. Along road on
which Filiciano was last seen they
found his scarf and nearby came
upon an empty scabbard.
They noticed the ground had been
dug up and upon investigation
found the body. Deputy sheriffs
were notified and are conducting
an investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
HALFWAY MARK
IN CONGRESS TO
SPEED UP WORK
Definite Program OF
Activities Mapped By
Both Houses.
By PAUL r. MALLON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. - Con-
grcss reached the halfway mark of
its presidential year session today
ready at last for action upon i'm
portant legislation.
Republican leaders have formulat-
ed program for both houses which
the United Press learned will guar
antee action upon pending legislat-
i've issues in the following order
alien property settlement. Muscle
Shoals, farm relief, flood control
and tax reduction.
The Republican steering commit
tee has decided upon this sequence
and has the general approval of the
house leaders who have signified
their intention to conform to it as
far as possible.
Alien property and Muscle Shoals
will be cleared away quickly to get
at the real business of the session
under this arrangement. A final
vote is expected in the senate this
afternoon on the revised house bill
for settlement of war claims be-
tween Germany and the United
States.
Muscle Shoals will come up Mon
day with Senator Norris, Republi-
can, Nebraska, author of the gov
ernment operation bill, predicting
brief consideration and early pas
sage.
The McNary farm price stabiliza
tion bill then will be taken up in
the senate. Indications are that it
will pass, despite President Cool
idge's objections to the equalization
fee provision.
Final action will come probably
in two weeks-about the time the
commerce committee is ready to re-
port out a flood control bill. The
house is expected to get to work
on the Reid compromise flood bill
before that time.
BY the time these things are out
of the way, the March 10 income
tax returns will have been made
and the senate finance committee
can determine whether the big tax
reduction bill passed by the house
should be considered in the senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Thousands Attend
Orange Show At
San Bernar dino
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. H.
Pioneer festivities attracted thou
sands of visitors today to the 18th
National Orange Show, which had
its most colorful premier last night.
Scores of feature displays and
more than 200 minor exhibits were
shown.
Residents of Highland, Yucaipa,
Redlands and East San Bernardino
were guests of the show today.
Pioneers who migrated to Califor-
MIA as far back as the seventies en-
tertained them with oldtime songs
and dances.
Governor c. c. Young was to pre-.
sent diamond studded belt to the
nations champion orange grower,
selected from among 153 candidates.
Identity of the winner has not been
disclosed.
Governor Young opened the show
last night. After several others
had made short talks, the governor
pressed button which brilliantly
Illuminated the semi-dark auditor
ium.
The working exhibits drew much
attention from an appreciativc
throng. A life-sided exhibit of
Col. Charles A. Lindbrgh waved q
hand, a crane chugged in its labor,
and Il light house of oranges shot
out its beams.
The Joan of Arc exhibit of Los
Angeles county drew favorable
comment. There were $4,000 Or
anges, lemons and grapefruit in the
DISPLAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Rum Runners
Fire Vessel
by United Press Leased Wire

FAIRFIELD, Cal, Feb. II. -
Captured after they had set their
power craft afire, three members
of the crew of the rum runner Hawk
were held in Jail here today.
One hundred and twenty-five
eases of liquor were found on the
bank at Birds Landing, near where
the Hawk burned.
Seeing group of officers ap-
preaching, the men set fire to the
Hawk and pushed it out into the
stream.
The men, who gave the names of
j. Kurly Castle, George Hart and
j. r. Yglesias, attempted to swim
to the opposite bank but were head
ed off.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Wife of Wealthy
Diamond Broker
Commits Suicide
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17.-Des-
pondent as the result of i'll health,
Mrs. Mary X. Lewis, wife of a New
York diamond broker, leaped from
a sixth floor window of the Biltmore
lotel today suffering fatal injuries
She was removed to an emergency
hospital where she died from a skull
fracture, internal injuries and brok-
en- bones. A scrawled note, written by
Mrs. Lewis, was turned over to
police. 1t read
"Please take care of mother
The balance of the note was illegi.
BILE.
Harry A. Lewis, husband of the
woman, told investigating officers
his wife had undergone series of
operations recently.
Lewis maintains New York off
ces at 105 West Seventy Third
street. With his wife he arrived
here Saturday from San Francisco
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
COMPANY PLANS
AIRPLANE LINE
THROUGH VALLEY

Representing the Pacific Gulf
Lines, Inc, w. C. Earlywine and
F. w. Farris arrived in this city
late yesterday afternoon, in an In
ternational F-1s, seven passenger
biplane, one of five with which they
plan to establish an air line from
Los Angeles to Yuma, connecting
there with San Antonio, Dallas and
other Texas and eastern points.
"We hope to be definitely estab-
lished within a week or 500 Early
wine said. "We have nothing to
sell except safe and rapid transpor-
tation. No stock sales or subsidies
of any kind are sought. We mean
business and believe We can offer
the people of Imperial Valley the
service they desire.'
The company will use the Impe-
rial Airport for a landing field aft
er inspecting the field yesterday,
declared it to be one of the best in
California.
To prove that their machines are
comfortable, safe and efficient they
invited the editor of the Press for
a ride. Comparing the Information
al with the old "Jenny' in which
we first rode, is lige comparing a
Pullman with a coal car. The en-
closed cabin offered plenty of room
and protection from the cool air
which lowered over the valley yes
terday.
Earlywine and Farris stopped at
the Imperial county landing field
this morning to pay their respects
to the "Albatross" crew, and then
left for Los Angeles. They will re-
turn here in a few days to perfect
their plans for the air line.
VIII r. Conway, owner of the
Barbara Worth hotel, accompanied
Iarlywine and Farris on their take
off this morning, becoming thereby
the first passenger the line carried
from Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
NEW NEVADA GOLD CAMP HAS
WORK FOR DAY LABORER

today to show favorable signs
of developing into another bon
ANA, such as the many that
blazoned Nevada s history
Tonopah, the Comstock, Tuscar-
ora, Goldfield,
The gold and quantities of
silver are to, be found at the
grass roots, the "desert rats -
proclaimed to new arrivals-at
least on discovery ground.
The McCrea and Lefler claims
have been trenched every 10
feet for Is feet and each trench
showed ore plentifully specked
with free gold and silver sui
phides. One picked sample assay
ed 1900 ounces of silver to the
ton but most of the ore runs
ounce of gold to 90 ounces of
silver.
The extreme high grade is
about Is inches in width, while
the ledge, across its entire width
of 10 feet, showed values rang
ing from $l5 to 800 per ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
Officers Quiet
On Poison Plot
Dy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. 17.-Local
postal authorities refused to com
mcnt here today on reports that the
search for two suspects in the Mer-
Ger county, Illinois, poison plot, had
turned to Southern California.
Although Postal Inspector |. v.
Kinney, of Alcdo, ILL.,, was said to
be making search here and in
Long Beach, it was denied that he
lad called upon local postal officials
or at the United States Marshals
offic cfor a warrant
The suspect, it was said, are
wanted in connection with poison
plot that resulted in the deaths of
10 persons in Aledo.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-17
SLOW PROGRESS
DELAYS JURY IN
HICKMAN TRIAL
BY DAN CAMPBELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

COURTROOM, Los Angeles, Feb.
17.-Selection of jury to try
William Edward Hickman and Wei
by Hunt for the Toms murder pro-
ceeded at an extremely slow pace
today.
AS the session adjourned for the
noon recess it became more apparent
that actual taking of testimony in
the case would not get underway
before early next week.
Most of the difficulty centered
around admittedly prejudiced tales
men and Judge Craig sharply criti-
zed prospective jurors, demanding
that they "speak OUT if they had
formed an opinion.
The defense exercised its sixteenth
peremptory challenge at the morn
ing session stin retaining Il chal-
lenges which probably will extend
the jury picking session over the
week end.
Hunt, 16-year-old accomplice of
"The FoX' was more at ease as
the trial entered its third day. He
sat motionless, however, his head
resting on his hand and his eyes
lowered.
Hickman and Hunt were required
to stand up for Identification each
time tentative juror was excused.
Both responded readily to Judge
Craig's order.
Attorney Jerome Walsh filed a
statement of fact for appeal with
Judge j. J. Trabucco, who presided
over the Parker murder trial. short
ly after the session opened today.
Judge Trabucco probably will
issue an order requiring his clerk
to prepare the transcript of the case
for the defense attorneys today or
tomorrow.