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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Gnmmstamnt.

Sobofenisia, &c. s., OIL muuan
profesiori @ustabe Weper, jofa lli-
fee tlleipia fobtaloita tIGoistG. SGn
on nGinG pdiminG, fun @enusfin on
ollut ndfoiGllG, ennustanut tGlnGn
muooen tapdbt:unia eri oloilla.
Srofesiori Wfeper ianoo, ettG
tGboet fertoiuat preiioentti Goolio.
gen iaaipan republifaaniien piiolli-
cen nirnitpsfofoufiesia pfiimielilen
bul1tonimitpflen ultoelleen ipirfaan-
ia. Weutta tGboet eiapGt' iano ielspaGn
ottaafo pres. Coolidge itiioelleenni.
mitpstG ,pastaan. sos ban ottaa, tn
Zee bGn malitufii ilturella GGnten e.
nemnistOlld. seuraaipq preiiNentti
iitten tulee olernaan fltApernoori
Smith. Wutta rabifaliiia aineflia e.
roaa iituret mGGrGt fllmmastafin
puolueesta ia periistalpat iliben
puolueen.
Wtuita merffitupabtun1ia tGniGn
muooen ajaiIa oloat bGmnGstpttd-
nan Iuuret onnettonnuu0et. Sitltria
liiferafennrfiia iortilii, onnettomurf
iia tapabtlr maanalaiiilla trillG
Seem Yorfisia ia Seriepn pltolella.
SaLlitufien ialaiiista iGiloistG lua.
rastofpat ulfomoaloi'et ipofoojat
joufon ialaiiia aiiafirioia, mlitta ne
ioaoaan tofaiiin. Sobdbtlm pnljon
nmioliittGja, m. nj. ielloiiia byu-
nis-pttpmiG riffnioen f,Sfen, ioito
Il m,ioo coipistan 9taiitllc on t1rr1
apuoIi erittGin eoullinen. &aitposon-
nettomltufiia tapobtuu eri plolilla
maota. 9(utomobilien aiaiien> fesfen
iattll1i pulio fuolemantapaufiia liian
fopan ojon joboosta. SGllatsta Iu-
fee profesiori Meper tGboistG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
9Siifon Darrelta
Wtiss Soll lentumatfalle.

Wiiss Waabel 8oll on malinnllt
8ilmer Stult5in obiaamaon iitd
lentofonettot iolla ban oifoo ,enii tou
fofuusia lentGG 0ltlannin pli euro.
paan. @aainittu nainen asfettGin
lenii Gbarles u. 2elpinen fansia
Solpanaan. 1Glloin StuIt6 toinli
obiaajana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
YreiiSentti eboofas, ienaattori
gSills filpllnt.

9elapare, Sbio, maalisf. 80 p.
- &epublifaaninen preiioentineboo
fas, litttoballitllfien ienaattori
Sranf 9. g8ills faoIi tGGlIG GffiG
tGn1 iltana aiipobnlpaitfieen @es-
lepan pliopistolla @rapfappelisia,
nlibin ban oil laapunllt pitGmGGn
poliittista patbettaan. Ttlaiiuuteen
oil ioapunl,t $500 benfed fiinnioit.
tamaan bGnen fotiintuloaan. Sc
naattori 8illis metGiii tpiimeiien
buofauflen mainitun fappelin etli-
buoneesla iill1 aifaa, fun Golumbuf
iesta iaapitnlit foori lauloi "Sar-
mell"- -laullta. Senfi iatti rltllmiin
fello 9:09 illalla, fun bGnen pri-
epaattiiibteeriniG CHARLES 81. SoneS
pitt bGntG fGiisiGGn.
Yubeenia alrsia. ienaattori gSil-
lis tlinii iairastuneenia. Sum bGn
IibteeriniG Sonesin fansia poistui
n1ptt1moltG, buomaittti bGn:
"Sones, en- ole fosfnan elGmGsiGni
tuntenut tGll1 toipalla. Sotain rrli-
miislani on bppin mafapasti wi-
nosIa". Sootprttuaan etubuoneeieen
ienoattori 8illis borjabti foettaen
pitGG itieGGn ppstpsiG ieinGd mos
ten. Sitten bGn alfoi faatua, nlutto
bGnen iibteerini1 iai bGnestd fiinni.
SGn fuoli nt1lltaman minltiitin fu.
lltttlta.
Sibteeri Sones neni fappeliin IL
noittamaan ntit1 oil tapdbtrinut.
&uulijofutta oil iptpdsti liifutettll
ia bdmn1astpnpt ooottamattoman
tapaufien ioboosta. Sibteeri SoneS
ipaati faiffien poiStumaan, pDDt1en
oinoostoon ienaottori 8illiin lufu-
laisten ia lGbeiSten pstGpien ilG-
mGGn paifoilleen. Sollfosio oil ie.
nauttprin puoliio, Mtrs 8illis, jo-
bon tapous foSfi Min folposti, ett1
6Gnet tGptpi melfein fantoa uloS.
SGnestG pitip1t buoltu bGnen iiGn-
IA Sobn Dustin pelienid gsatbat
ia Sreo. 8oifolle flttiuttiin tpiiii
lGGfGriG, jotfa to6istipot ienoottori
@illiiin fltolleen oiipobaGnoltfieen.
g. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Gnalantilaincm laiiua fabpfiisia.

2ontoo, @nglanti. = 2lopos IL
motif tGnGGn, ettG brittil6inen Bop
rplaima Soeula Ga @ranoe on,
"fooofiisia."
SasuIu Ga @rdnSe, ionfa lrul-
laan iaaneen ipuooon ia nponneen
mprsfpSid, Idbti SbiIaoelpbiasta
tanmifilun % p:nG Soliforiin, 81.
9. 2oiiuosia oil 900 tonnia biiIiG
ia fiiuIui fen miebistoon IS meri-
miestG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Merell6> Iolmititt aiuipliitut.

Gbicaeon Sltperior oifeuoesla on
tuomari Sabatb antanlit pGatofien-
ia, ettG merellG laiipoisia iolmitut
apioliitot eilpGt iinGnid ole nlitGtto-
miG, nllitta ne lpoioaan teboG mi
tGttomifii; etta ne pplpipGt lailliiina
min fauan fliin ionlpi fllnlpi aiano-
maiista rllpeaa paatimaan liiton
purfamista. Sfpipmps ipaltamereaG
iolnlitun aipioliiton ppiplpGiippbestG
tuli eiille, fun profesiori 9. 80.
Wapnarb oiferoellista tiet1 rpbtpi
maatimaan maltamerellG iolnlitun
oipioliiton purfamista profesiorin,
Miss @illa so. @paniin fansia.
Merell1 iolnlittu mpioliitto fuuluit
fen maan lafien alaiiefii, misi1 lai-
ipo on refisterisiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
enomen uutilia
2abioitmfiia Snumen Tnnaiiell
9iistille.

Sierra g8iIbelnt bon Siepers on
Sarilisia oleman Suomen lGbetps-
ton falltta labioittanut Suomen
Yunaiielle @istille' $4,000 marffaa
iairaalarobastoa morten. Samaan
tarfoitufieen on toiminimi Hrice &
8ierce 2ontoosta iefG len iobtaiat
labioittaneet $4,000 marffaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
snoll1rt idifGbbsfiestd.

Weontreal, Sue., maalisf. 80 p.
- Oliber Serbert, 40 ipuooen tpaii-
ia fuoli ipo6nbalmaufieen tddllG,
fun iofu oil obpttamatta bitiitaniit
bGnen mieresiGGn etta tuli oil
pGGslpt apaIloilleen. SGn oil llulllit
tulen pGGsieen irti bGnen omosta
taIosta, apoiffa ie olifin ldbellG, 0.
letpasia ipajasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
SGilbi faiipofiesia elGiuama 16 tumu
rpfaittta.

Wieflifo gitp. = Sose 9ticaroo,
faiapostp6IGinen jofa jGi 9luroro
fupori-faitpofieen, Seailttlon fDl1S.
ia 26 mum failpostpolGiien fansia,
oil 16 apuorofulitta.
&oiffi oliipot fuplleet bGf11n tai
lpnpt fnilpofiesia elGpGnG bGnen
toiperinlo oliipot fiiolleet bdfdGn toi
faalumprfptpfleen maon s. Oficoroo
oil iGilpnpt elGipGnG 9aiipofieen
boutolttltnltt mics oil naiittitlt To-
fo ojon ainoaStoon pettd benfeni1
pitinefii. San on nostettu fnipof-
iesta Dl6s ia apietp iairoalaon boi-
bettmpofii, iosla bGn ianotaan po-
roneium bitaasti, paan fltitenfin
pormasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05

= Bostiballitus iitnnirittelee lill-
iien postimerffien fGptGnt0onotta.
mista. ltuoet merritt tuliii fooltaan
iuuremmifii npfpiiin fGptdnnosiG
oleipia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05

= @uotiin g[merifon 2inian
motfustoioIaimo g. Q. "Osfar"
2:n on ioopuniit GbristionIuno'iin,
muoIisf. 81 pnd, 1923. oaipaIIo
foiffi bppin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
9lnfara maanidristbs toistamiieen
fobbannnt bistoriallista Smbrnan
fampnnfia.

8onstanttinopoli, 9ubtif. 2 p:nG.
Soinen iaria maanidristpfiiG tapab
tiii t1GllG t1ndnanliina, idrfpttGen
bpipin rasfaosti bistoriallista Snlpr
nan failpiinfia, iaaoen ibnliiet fait-
BUN tpaltoan, iotfa tlisfin oliuat
rinneet ielmiptpG lauantaina tapob-
ttneista iGristpfiistG, iotfo aibeutti.
tpat iit1tren ibnlisbenfien bGtpion.
@nIinnlGinen maan fpapobtelerni
men tapabtlti oanlltlla roin fello
6:0en oifoan, lietp1sti, iota ieuroii
pb1 irtoistlnpia beiloboufiia, iaooen
oifaan onfaran pafofalibin wuorten
rinteille iGlleen, iosta oliipat pora-
bifli fotirtitneet, lauantaino oibelt-
tltneioen iGristpfiien idlfeen.
NepobenlmGt tieoot ilmoittapat,
ettG fuolleioen llifll on noin 40 ben
feG ia louffoittitneioen noin 1856
benfeG. &afennufiia on rubjoittu-
nut 1870, ioioenfo rabolliien ar
mon losfetoan tefetpGn noin ST.
100000.
Topoufien nGbneet fertopot, eta
iitten ieitraii anfdria mprsfpn pulis
fla, jotfa lanpot oifaan meoen n1pl-
lerrpfii1 Spntrnan.laboesio. gsaioen
birntltapausten tdboen fonio polrpis
tii ritfoufieen.
Turffi on mpont1rpt Spmrnalle
$4,000 oipustustarfoitrfieen. Purlai
fen puolitliln pboistps pddtti beti
IdbettGd b6tdGf6riiipiIle 1000 telt-
taa, ruofaa, lGdffeitd ia boitujio.
&ooittontina on ti1baniia ibmiii6.
glnlerifan Smprnosia oleipa fon-
full tieooittoo, ettei g(merifaloisten
omoiiniitta liene tiiboutiniit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
YbbefIan milioonaa maista teplli
Iitmst0isIG g6bssiuaIIoisIa.

IAt@]t~I" oJ~J~"~~'NI"'
8iiiifpmmentG wuotta iitten oil
Obopsmalloisia oinoastaan Dfii nais
firjuri liife.elGnlGn alalla, ie Seen
gorfisia. Silloin ei pibettp iopiipa-
no, ettG nainen antaiitlii teollilelle
ia fal1palliielle alalle palwelnfieen.
Sen jGLfeen ppat aiat ia fatianto'
fonta muuttuneet iilId tatpalla, ettG
nptpiiin on naiiia teolliiuuben jo
liife-elGmGn pnlipelufiesia pli pboet
iGn milioonaa.
Ssaisten aiena pbteisfunnasio
on pariinfin tpiime oifoina nopeas.
ii mulittunrt. .Se otpat pallanneet
miebilt1 nonta tpoalaa, ioilla nie-
bet ennenoifaan pfiinomaon oliauat
ipaltiaita. Sanalla oipat naiiet iao.
tputtaneet itienGiien pbteisfunnalli-
len oIeman, min ettG be eitpGt end
ole aipioliitosto riipplnpio, futen Ell
men. Sc Iliotpat ia nGGrGGlpGt oman
oIemanIu. gsGin firjoittua Wers
Wtarp Scbencf, General celebration
Of 8omens Clubs liiton tilastolli-
len toiniston iobtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
t6enrb syorb ld6tee Gairupammat-
falle.
0selu gorf. {, p:nd.

Seem Oorf. 2 p:nG. = Wtr ia
Wers Senrp Soro lGbteipGt EUROPEAN
emf lauantoina "Wiaiestic "-laitpal.
la. SGmG on eniintnl1inen malta
minfd ortotebtailija tefee European
fen i6lfeen filin b6n muonna 1915
tefi "rarbanmatfania" Noriaan,
faooafieen poiat pois iuofinbaiioois
ia ioiilufIi. Wtrs 6oro matfustoa
eniifertaa pli gltlannin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Sofia pelasti iiGniG palamasta.

gaortb 9apsiG fannettiin fnpt.
s. $. 2uesbp onnellileSti titrrpoan
polorposto talostooit poifonio ia c.
rG1n poloIotiloan olfopGillG perion-
toisiltona. &apt. 2ueSbD mafaii to-.
Ion felloriSia tieoottuulonu ia lief
fien itbfnomono. Slim poifa ioi fliul
Ia ii1ni1 bengen oleipan tpooroSIo,
fiinnitti ban f0poen itieniG ia palo-
iotiloan mDot1iiille, ia nliebet tiin-
feutliipat polopoon, Iaipun tpallos'
ia oleipoon taloon benfeni1 ubollo.
aopt. 9uesbp lopoettiin ia tiotiin
itlos iefG hpietiin ioiraaloon, josio
bGnen tilonia on tpofomo, mitta ei
oiipan friitillinen.
Tolo titboii fofii rofennrfleSIo
ollutta foitppoliifettG, aibelittaen
noin $4,000 ooIlorin ipabingon.
45 laffplaista iuangittn 9enoIbasia
aenosba, 8is., bubtif. 2 p. =
BoIiiihpiranomoiiet ipangitiiiuo. t1-
n11n iltop1iBGll1 40 latfoloisto,
n1ioen ioitfosla ollen II naistofin,
iempuofii, fun be olilpot i1rjestE.
meet mielenoioitufien 9lllen u.
Gontponpn fiitomotebtaon eoustol-
Ia. 2offo moinitusia tebtaasia il,
Iistettiin 10 nieito piiffojo iittcn.
8onfila on t1pnn1 loffoloiiio, jotfo
atlanta fuIufii ilfontoi,pot ia Ioule-
lepot fopeisiaon.
ysoin fello 5:t5 ip. 300 IoffoIuiS
Ia oil fofoontiinrt mainitrn teb-
toon ebustaIlo iinG oifana, iolloin
Iofonriffurit trIitpat ulos tpopaifois
toon. aufin beistd i,poten "ifddppe.
ia, be bDoffdiitpdt poliiiifetiun Id
pi riffureibin balm. Toliiiien tdlloin
tdptpi tebod mongitiemiiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
9imotiin Mmcrifam limjan laiiua Pc
lastanmt eanabalaiIen laiiuan mic
bist1m.

SEEM Oorf. = Hliotiin slmerifan
ilnjan iifGlGiien fonttoriin iaapirnrt
raoioionoma fetroo, ettG nainititn
linjan noottorilaipan aor7boln1 ol-
len ntotfallo SEEM yorfista guot-
iiin, on miime fultn 20 ,. pelaSta-
nut fuuii conaoolaiien fuunorin
General 9pnein miestG buffitrnas-
ia, noin $50 MALTA itGan p1in
Seem OorfiSto.
Evening star., 1928-08-23
SERVICE TO GIVE THANKS
FOR ANTI-WAR TREATY
Thousands Expected to Participate
in Peace Gross Rites at
Cathedral.

Preparations have been made for
congregation OF several thousand per-
Rons at the open-alr thanksgiving serv-
Ice for the signing Of the Kellogg multi
lateral treaty 10 be held at the Peace
Cross. Washington Cathedral, Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock.
At the service, which has the ap-
prevail Of Secretary of State Kellogg
and other government officials. special
prayers will be offered for the Presi-
dent and for the nations participating
in the signing Of the treaty. as well as
a general thanksgiving for the event
Rev. Raymond L. Wolven. chaplain
q Bishop Freeman and canon Of the
cathedral. Will assist Rev. DR.. G. Free
land Peter. residentiaTy canon in the
special service which has been pre-
pared by authority of the bishop. Rev.
". T. Pierce. president of Kenyon Col
iege. Gambler. Ohio. will preach The
entire proceedings are 10 be broadcast
over the radio.
The service at the Peace Cross will
be the third Thanksgiving Tor peace
held there The first was at the end
OF the War with Spain III 1898 and the
second on September %, 1919. in COM
memoration OF the close of the World
War.
Evening star., 1928-08-23
ILLEGAL RUM SALE
TAX CHALLENGED
Emergency Assessment of
$1.901 500 Is Attacked
in Supreme Court.
n th. Associated Press.

H. The Associated Press
The right OF the Federal Govern
nrent 10 tax income derived from the
Illegal sale Of Intoxicating liquor was
challenged in the Supreme Court yes
terday hv William H Haar Of Savan-
ran. Ga. who was assessed tax Of
81 o0l 500 Tor the years of 1917 and
1921. inclusive When Haar admitted
he probably owed some tax but not
that much. the commissioner OF inter
nal revenue reviewed the emergency as
assSment he had made and reduced the
tsX to $2SS105
Easr attacked the tax on the ground
that under the Law the commissioner
o5 internal revenue had no right to
make the emergency assessment except
upon return MADE by himself or by
collector Of internal revenue pointing
out that the commissioner had acted
upon q report made by a special reve-
nue. agent
The Federal Circuit Court of Ap-
nesls while finding that there was
Sore question as to the amount Of
taxes he owed. held that the assess
nfent was within the authority of the
commissioner OF internal revenue and
ar the case back TO the District Court
u determine the tax which should be
paid. Haar would have the Supreme
Court pass on the right of the commits
sloDer TO assess income taxes under
such conditions.
Evening star., 1928-08-23
Asks $4,000. Alleging Assault.

Neil d Mccarthy, 2526 Eleventh
street. has filed suit in the District Su-
preme Court to recover 0000 damages
for alleged assault from the Peerless
Motor Co. and its employe. William G.
McCutcheon The plaintiff says he was
a prospect for the purchase of an au-
tomohile. and while in front of the de-
PENDANTS place of business at Four
teenth and T streets May 20. its agent
William C McCutcheon. after cursing
and abusing him, laid violent hands
upon him and beat him about the face
and head, The alleged assault. he saws,
took place in the presence of a num-
Der Of people and greatly Inundated
the plaintiff Attorney Ralph A, Cusick
appears for Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1928-08-23
AUTO TAX BILLS SENT
PRINCE GEORGES OWNERS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. August
23.--R Ernest Smith, treasurer for
Prince Georges County. has finished
sending out bills for automobile taxes
and has suggested that they be paid
before October Is TO save the tax
payer delay in getting his 1929 tags.
Mr.. Smith says that about October Is
the State commissioner of motor ve-
hicles, Col F. Austin Baughman, will
send him the application blanks for
1929 tags of automobile owners in this
county. The county treasurer will
check his books and perforate the cards
of those automobile owners who have
paid their taxes He will send all the
cards back to the commissioner of
motor vehicles. who will then distrib-
ute them to the automobile owners. If
the owner who desires his new tags has
not paid his county automobile tax he
will have to do so and send his card to
Evening star., 1928-08-23
T0DAY's ADJUSTMENTS. A

National Piayers--"The Home Town
ers" comedy. at $50 pm.
EarIe-"The Cop" continuous 1880
am. to II pm
Palace Forbidden Hours" at ii:0S
am. 1890, $50. 4.25, 6, 1855 and
. SIS pm.
Metropolitan s. smith, lf:40
am. lao, $40. 40. : 40 and GAS pm.
Fox-"Road House" continuous II
noon TO II pm.
Columbia Garden of Eden "
at l0:45 am. 2.25. 2.20, +,l0, s, 7;50
and 10 pm.
Iitgle Yheater--"The Girl Love,
continuous 10 II pm
Tivoli-~" Sailors wives" at 2ao,
4:3o. 6.l5. s and 9 50 pm.
AmhaSsad ador-"Green Grass Widows,
at els, and 40 pm.
Cent~aI-"His Tiger Lady" at 1890,
,. $780, 5, $50 s and $40 pm
Evening star., 1928-08-23
FULLER DENOUNCED.

GENEVA, August % 0P.-A huge
mass meeting as held here last night by
Communists in memory of Sacco and
VsnZetti, executed just year ago.
Louis Bertoni, known in anarchist
circles as Saint Louis" was the princi-
Pal speaker At the meeting. which had
been advertised by posters and placards
In Geneva for several days. Bertnnl's s
speech was principally a condemnation
Of Gov Fuller Of Massachusetts for MS
part in the execution.
Evening star., 1928-08-23
DANCING

InsrPnINK JACKSON, PRIV, ,Grlt DANCING
sIngie lessons, si SAX, s., Class Faness as
continued uatH Sept leSa ieth @,At Pct VIA
MR, STAFFORD fEMHEKtpNNs
ALI STvIEsA STAGE, BAlIRp NM lpANClNet
atuaio, ltaa Cpnn ave. phentf NJ Iga2 ID.
MISS nfRARpEAu I'IGARy - iegasate iss-
sons, 81; single, 81 q, fnX-tr at.a aFz, hors,
&t nv un enc nsKhs ass
Evening star., 1928-08-23

ing money to taxpayers in the sanitary
district who paid sanitary tax Of IL
cents on the $100 Since this rate was
fixed last March the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commissions right to
levy an increased front-foot benefit
charge has been upheld by the Mary
land Court of Appeals and the COM
mission has advised the county commits
sioners that it will require tax of only
= cnuIS this ypar
Evening star., 1928-08-23

Treasurer Smith Mt Upper Marlboro for
perforation. Upon getting the card
back from Mr. Smith, the owner Will
have to send 1t to the commissioner OF
motor vehicles at Baltimore before his
tags will be issued by that official.
Last year issuance of tags was begun
December and they could be put on
cars after December IS. 1t Is likely
this practice will be followed this year.
Treasurer Smith has begun refund
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-18
By THOMAS L. STOKES
(Cnited Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 18.-Demo-
cratic headquarters here was sur
prised today by a report that for
mer Gov. Lowden of Illinois, candi-
date for the Republican nomination
in Kansas City, may confer with
Gov. Alfred E. Smith.
The report came from P. Moffat,
Lowden manager in New York, and
former minister to Nicaragua.
II think startling announce
ment may come from Governor Low
den," Moffat said at Democratic
headquarters today where he came
to confer with George Van Nance,
Smith manager.
"L am sure Lowden would be
tickled to death to confer with Gov.
Smith. He feels so keenly about
the farm problem that L am sure
he'd be willing to confer with any
one who would try to solve it. -
Lowden withdrew from the con-
vention at Kansas City because of
dissatisfaction with the convention
farm relief attitude.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-18
CALEXICO MAN
USES REVOLVER
TO TAKE LIFE;

Henry l.. Foster, So, a laborcr of
CaleNico. ended his life shortly after
/ o clock Yesterday afternoon. His
body was found by attendants at a
rooming house lying on bed, Il
bullet wound in his head.
Chief of Police Louis Manss was
called and Coroner b. f. Lemons
was then summoned. The body was
ordered removed to the Arnold un-
dertaking parlors where inquest was
held this morning,
Accordingto information furnished
at the inquest, Foster had been in
the valley about three years. lie
had been drinking rather heavily, it
was declared, and few days ago
had told several of his friends that
he was going to kill himself.
The evidence was to the effect
that attendants at the rooming
house heard the shot and rushed to
the room but that Foster had ap-
parently died instantly. A 3S cali
ber revolver was used.
The jury returned a verdict of
death due to a bullet wound, self
inflicted.
The body will be taken to New
Mexico for burial. A telegram was
sent to son residing in Albuquer-
que and reply received, asking
that the body be sent there for
burial.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-18
DECLARES
NO TRUTH
IN STORY
Discredits Democrat Who
Gave Out Announcement
At New York.
SURPRISE BOURBONS
M0ffat Declared Start
ling Statement" to Come
From Ex-Governor.
BY United Press Leased Wire

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, July 18.-
Former Governor Frank o. Lowden
of Illinois, recently candidate for
the Republican presidential nomina-
tion today emphatically denied to
the United Press that he contem.
plated a meeting with Governor Al
fred E. Smith of New York to dis
cuss the farm relief question.
"There is absolutely nothing to
such report" Lowden said. Moi
fatt does not represent me. His or
ganization, purely an independent
and voluntary one, worked with us
during the campaign. There is no
truth to that story"
p. Moffatt said in New York
that "a startling announcement may
come from Governor Lowdenn and
that he was sure Lowden would be
tickled to death to confer with Gov
ernor Smith. -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-18
By EUGENE LYONS
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

MOSCOW, July 1S.-The ice
breaker Krassin, which already has
brought 16 men out of the Arctic
alive after most of them had given
up hope of again reaching civiliza-
tion, will not quit its errand of
mercy until one last search has been
made for II others lost i'll that ice
bound area.
The Krassin, with its cargo of
rescued explorers, was ordered by
the Soviet relief commission to con-
tinue to Advent Bay to refuel so
that the second great search could
be started Immediately.
The II men still lost may be
dead. Six may have died in an ex.
ploslon aboard the dirigible Italia
as 1t floated away after the crash
on May 20. Six others may have
died when Roald Amundsen led
his airplane expedition into the ice
area.
But observers on the Krassin said
there was reason to believe all
might still be living
ne men Stlll missing include
Prof. Aldo Pontremoi.
Six of the missing were those who
tloated away with the envelope of
the Italia. The other six were in
the Latham seaplane that Amund.
sen commanded on the relief expe-
dition that left Tromsoe, Norway,
June Is and has not been heard
from since.
The flight of the Italia, despite
its catastrophe end, will not be
without value to science, it was
learned here from messages from
Prof. f. Mehounek, Czecho- -Slovaki-
an scientist who was among those
rescued with the NigHeri group.
He promised, according to the
messages, to publish observations of
great Importance concerning polar
atmospheric conditions, magnetic
fields and the topography of the
country over which the Italia pass
ed on its polar trip.
Behounek told recently of the last
hours just before the Italia crashed
ON the ice floe and of how DR.. Finn
Malmgren, who was left on an ice
island, was worried and complained
that the dirigible was being mis-,
managed,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-18
Border Conditions
Reported Quiet

News of General Obregon s death
came as great shock to Mexican
residents of Imperial Valley, and
the northern districts of Lower
California, the dead leader being
popular in these sections.
Last night many resorts at Mexi'
cali were closed and an air of quiet
ruled throughout the city as little
groups of citizens stood about dis
cussing the tragedy. There were no
signs of disorder and none expected.
BY proclamation of Governor
Rodriguez, the national colors on
all government buildings were
placed at half staff.
Today, practically all business at
MeXicali had ceased. There was no
order to this effect, all places of
business closing voluntarily to show
respect to the slain leader.