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New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

financial powers restored conti- dcnCc.'
 On the following day New York eighth annual auto show opened under unauspicious conditions. A Brush runabout. selling for s50H, vas the lowest priced car, and a S7 .0On Austin roadster with 9h horsepower motor was the most eN- ponsive on display.
 Tad Jones was playing quarter lack and Ted Coy was tullback on the Yale football team, and the Army surprised gridiron dopest""S by holding old Eli 10 a scoreless tie, Richard Carle was starring in "Thc Spring Chicken" Raymond HitCn- cock was in The Yankee Tourist and Elsie Janis in The Hoydcn."
 The old Cub machine of Tinker 10 Evcrs to Chance fame won tour straight games from Detroit in the world series and Hans Wagner lc | the National lcaGu" in batting with q percentage Of %47.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
CITY WILL OBSERVE
 THANKSGIVING DAY
(Contiaucd From First Page)

services will be held tomorrow morning from 9 until 12 o'clock. Rev. Peter Kaissaris will officiate.
 The Christian Science church will have 6 service at 9;GO a. m.
 At the First Lutheran church there will be d special service at io:Su q. m.. aand an entertainment in the evening by the Sunday school children under the auspices of the Luther league Refreshments will he served.
 St. Marks Episcopal church will holi services at s q. m. and lo:3V .. m. with sermon hy the rector.
 A special musical program will be given at the Swedish Bethany church cit ! D, m.
 The library of the New Britain Institute all banks. city hall and factories will be closed. schools closed at noon today until Monday
 social Events Arranged
 The Holy Cross A. C. will observe Thanksgiving by holding a dance to- morrow night at Y. N, T, A. Ho F. hall. l. will be the clubs last dance for the year.
 The Lithuanian Womcns Blrutes society will sponsor q dance this evening at Lithuanian hall on Park street.
 The youngCr members Of tn" Ukramian Greek Catholic church on Winter street will sponsor Thanks giving entertainment and dance al the Ukrainian hall on Erwin place. when the annual gathering of the members of the parish will take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 At the Town Home
 Mrs. Roy Busch, matron al the town house. has prepared bountiful rcpast for the principal meal 10 be served the inmates tomorrow, h. cluGed will be soup, fricassecd chick cn. mashed potatoes, mashed tur- nips, crcamcd carrot, pumpkin pie and coffee.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
SPEAKS TO CIVIC CLUBS

New Britain as well as New Eng land are suffering from their rcpu- tations, according 10 Clarence T. Hubbard of Hartford, who spoke to- day to the combined KiUanis and Rotary clubs. Mir. Hubbard pointed out that the reputation for conserva- tism in New England was harmtul, although the general tendency is to eliminate as much of it as possible He quoted statistics 10 show tha, New England leads in many lines.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
OXFORD DEBATERS DEFEATED

St, Louis, Mo, Nov. 27 UP)- The debating team Of Washington University defeated the team from Oxford University, England. here last night, the verdict being re-. turned by the audience.
 Washington took the affirmative on the subject Talking movies will strike a death blow at western cul- tur".' The audience voted 13S to 70 in favor of the American school.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Smuggling Ring Found
 Operating in Poland

Wilma, Poland, NOV. -2 F|A huge smuggling ring which is allcE- cd to have smuggled silks. cXpcn- sive furs and fruit to Poland by way Of the Latvian frontier by whicn the treasury suffered loss of more than million dollars in customs fees. has been uncovered here. The assistant director Of the Wilma cus- tom office was arrested on suspicion that he protected the ring.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Prepared at Hill school
Son pf Florida Doctor

Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. "7 LT0 - Marshall Taylor, student at Yale college, who vas found dead in bed at New ho7Jn today, was the son of Dr. II. Marshall Taylor, prom incnt Jacksonville physician.
 He vas 20 years old and a grad uatc of the Jacksonville high school. Young Taylor formerly was a re- porter for the Florida Times Union here, and last summer was employ ed by the New York Times. He went to Yale with the intention of mak- inS journalism his profession.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
BRANCH BANK HEAD HELD

san Diego, Calif.. NOV 27 (JP)
 I'll. l.. Anthony. manager Of the san Diego branch of the Bank of Italy. was under arrest today charged with obtaining more than $2o0,0Qo by illegally juggling ac- counts Of depositors. Authorities said Anthony had confessed to the alleged cmbczzlemcnt and that he blamed recent stock market losses.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
ANDERSON TEAM CAPTAIN

Eugene, Ore, Nov. 27 P(-John Anderson, of Bridgeport has been elected captain of the University of Oregon swimming tca'' fof the coming year. Seven lottermcn will be available.
 No coach has been selected 10 i'll the vacancy caused by the rcsigna- ton last spring of F. r. Abercrom- bic.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Red Cross Total Amount
 Reaches S6,S48.22 Today

Leon X, Spraguc, treasurer of the annual Red Cross roll call, received $2ot.-0 today, building up yestcr- dGy's total of sG,G44.22 10 S6.SiS.2g.
 The total number of members en- rolled to date is 4,954.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
WOODS ANNOUNCES CAMP ALIGN AGAINST
 ALL LIQUOR CLUBS
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N-OAN4Il uLu Y lOIll I lIHL dstJ O. the place with q paper bag in his hand. and Sergeant Fccncy chased after him and found him bending down under a stairway in the rear. In front of him was paper bag containing a glass jug partly filled with alleged alcohol.
 some of the beer was found to contain alcohol in the amount Of l.G6 per cent by volume and l.5S per cent by weight, and another sample of the same batch contained alcohol 19l per cent by volume and 1.5& per cent by weight,
 The testimony or the police as to the reputation Of the club was that it is place rcsorted to for drinking. selling liquor, and gambling. None Of the witnesses could testify, how ever that they had ever seen liquor sold on the premises nor could they swear that Stock or Klukcnski owned the beer and alleged alcohol.
 Owner Unaware of Sales
 The state also called Harry Na- Jari&n. owner Of the building. who testified that he did not know who owned the conliscated goods. and he was not aware that they were in
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Calls | tilitics Meeting

" dSHlQgl on. Nov. - til--I O de termine what public utility corpora ton can do 10 advance President Hoover's plans for business progress officials Of electric power, gas and street railway companies from many sections Of the nation were called into conference today by th" chiei executive.
 Among them w"r" such well known figures as Owen D. Young oi the General Electric Co.,. SamueI Insull Of the Commonwealth Edisor co, and George B. Cortelyou Of the Consolidated Gas Co. In all, 3l men prominently identified witt this phase of business were sum. moned 10 the White House.
 Today's conference followed 3 general meeting of public utility leaders in New York, at which Mr Hoover's plans were discussed anl those attending were prepared to re. port 10 the president on what haG been done.
 Part of Hoover Plan
 The presidents plan for prevent, ing unemployment from foilowing the recent collapse of the stocl market by stimulating construction Of both q governmental and private nature embraces the public utility field. Several such corporations had already assured the chief executive Of expanded building activities in tho coming year.
 Al the conclusion of today's con- ference. the advancement Of Mr Hoover's plans lay largely with the leading trade organizations such as the United States Chamber of Con- merce and the task of coordinatine the work of government agencies was given over to Secretary La mont Of the commerce department he in turn to seek the cooperation of the state governmnts.
 The president will deliver an ad- dress on December 3. at a meeting Of more than 150 representative bus mess men. called together by the chamber for the purpose of organiZ. ing a continuing committee on bust ness conditions. The proposed cs tablishment of this agency was on, result of the presidents conference last week with numerous leaders ot the industrial and manufacturing world.
 A summary Of business conditions published today by the federal re, serve board revealed a higher in dustrial activity during the month ot October last, than in the same period of 1928, although there was 3 decline in both industrial produc- ton and factory employment. as compared with the preceding month The report said that Inc decrease ir production was confined largely tc steel and automobiles. although ther, was also q drop in the daily average output of shoes. leather and flour. A further reduction in steel and auto. mobiles was indicated for the pres. ent month.
 Freight Loading Report
 At the same time the American Railway association reported freighr loadings for the week ending No vember l6 last. to have totalet @S&,22@ cars, decrease of 6Cl5. cars as compared with the preced ing week and of 79.7g7 cars as com pared with the corresponding wecl { Of last year.
 1 The figures. however. were no entirely comparable, since Armistic, ] day was included in the week Of No Vember lG falling on Monday 1 where's last year il came on Sun ] day.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
SUNDAY FOOTBALL POPULAR IN WEST
Small Catholic Colleges Draw Large Crowds on Coast

San Francisco, Nov. v CUP) - With large universities basNing in the football limelight on Saturdays, the small Catholic colleges of the far west have discovered a way of making the grdiron sport pay.
 Sunday football is the medium used.
 This year nine Sunday games were scheduled for Kczar stadium. a foot ball field owned by the city and county of San Francisco. The games without exception, drew large audi enccs.
 The climax Of Kczar stadium Sun day games was reached in the St. Mary's-Santa Clara contest, which drew approximately 40,000 fans. And SO it was all through the season. crowds of 10000 and more being the usual thing.
 Around San Francisco Bay there arc three Catholic schools, Santa Clara. St. Mary's and St IGnatius. In the Pacific northwest there arc two moro. Gonzaga at Spokane and Columbia at Portland. Both teams travelled here this year for Sunday games.
 Army Teams Other supporters of Sunday foot ball include the West Coast Army team, the Submarine Base team of San Diego and the Olympic club or San Francisco.
 These teams play real football and by taking advantage of Sunday the offday for the larger schools make plenty of money. As matter Of fact. St. Mary's plays hard and smart brand of football. The Gacls are better than many of the Pacific coast conference elevens-as was i evidenced by their tie with Calitor- mia this year.
 Sunday football has been well re- ceived here, it being pointed out that many fans cannot afford to leave 1 their work during the week. but are delighted to have the opportunity of
 seeing football on Sunday
 Another factor is that tickets. as
 a rule. may be obtained without
 bother for the Sunday games, while i the demand for tickets for Cali
 fornia- Stanford or Stanford-U. $. C. 1 games is so great as 10 constitute | a nuisance. But the main reason
 for Sunday football is that the small
 schools need the money, and playing
 on the day of rest is one way Of | getting it.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
FIRE SIREN FAILURE
 TO BE INVESTIGATED
Ccontinucd From First racc)

been found necessary, the l0 blasts used to call the off shift to duty could not have bcca blown.
 The fire board will meet next week to inquire into the reason why the siren was alloy to remain out of condition during the entire day.
 Records at headquarters show Chief W. J. Noble was not advised of tho failure until the day after it happened.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
LONDON COMPOSER DEAD

London. Nov. v (UP)-Duvcrgno Henry Barnard, 6@, who composed "Whispcr and Shall Hear" and many other ballads, died today.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
YALE SOPHOMORE
 IS FOUND POISONED
'Coutinued From First Pagc)

''pulIIlAtu ! rom [ lISL tGSt) Walker of Denver, Colo. It had been customary for Taylor, who was a light sleeper, 10 awaken smith, but this morning the latter was up first and shook Taylor to awaken him. It was then noticed he was appar- cntly lifeless and pr. Scarborough was called.
 Walker said he was awakened during the night by Taylor talking, as he thought. in his sleep and he arose and shook Taylor who then quicted down.
 Dean C. ". MendeH Of the col lege, being informed of the death, ordered that the dormitory room in Bingham hall be closed for the pres ent. Taylor's body was removed 10 an undertaking establishment Ia await the arrival of Dr. Marshall H. Taylor Of Jacksonville, Fla, the stu dents father.
 Prepared at Hill school
 Taylor prepared for Yale at Hill school, PottstoWn, Pa. and while in Yale had been doing newspaper cor respondonCo in addition to his regu- lar work. Friends say he had ex- hibited signs of extreme nervous ness of late.
 Dean Wendell say Taylor stood we'll in his studies. adding Ut is incomprchensible 10 me, as it is to all who knew him in college. that he should have taken his life.'
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Plans Are COnDictcd

plan their construction well in ad- vance.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Those attending the conference included owen D. Young, General Electric company: :. /. Mitchell, Electric Bond X Share company. New York. samuel Insull, Common wealth Edison company Chicago; George E. Cortelyou, Consolidate! Gas company. New York: Charles l.. Edgar, Edison Electric Illuminat- ing company, Boston: Frank l.. Dame. North American company. New York.
 w. A. Jones. Cities Service C., Now York; R. C. Cobb, Allied Pow .r X Light Corporation, New York; Thomas x. McCarter, Public Service Co.,. New Jersey; C. E. GrocsDcck.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

the cellar until Sergeant Feeney told him about it.
 He received a monthly rental of $50 for the use of the premises by the Junto club. payment being made by klukenSki.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
NOTICE OF HEARING ON EMER-
GENCY EXPENDITURE OF
FUNDS BY BOARD OF SUPER.
VISORS.

Notice is hereby given by the
Eoard of Supervisors of Imperial
county that said Board will conduct
Il public hearing at the rooms of
said Board in the Imperial county
court house on April Is, 1929, at
, 'clock p. m., to consider the
question of making an emergency
expenditure of $5,90O.O0 to cover
tie cost of completion of the Surgi-
cal Building at the Imperial County
Farm and Hospital, at which time
and place any taxpayer may appear
and be heard for or against the eX-
ppnditure of money for such alleg-
ed emergency, and upon the conclu-
sion of said hearing, if said Board
deems it advisable, it will proceed
to make the expenditures necessary
to meet the said emergency and no
more.
Reference is made to the attach
ed resolution.
April ), 1929
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF I'M
PERlAL COUNTY, CALIFOR,
MA.
By c. G. Mousscau, Clerk of said
Board.
BY E. l.. Bcrtram, Deputy Clerk.
(StAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
25OTLCE OC PUBLIC WORKS
Eighth Street

Not.ca i, hereby given that on the
"rd day of April, 1929, the city
Council of th, city If FL Ccntro,
Caffornia. adopted its Resolution OF
intention So. $40, declaring the in
toatjou Of said CoUHcil to order the
closing and abandonment of certain
portions Of Eighth Street Iyiag be-
tween a." north line of ORANGE Ayc-
uuc aud Park Avenue, rs is more
rarticularly described in said Rcso-
tIDiou Of Intention and reference is
hereby made to said Resolution of
Intention for further particulars.
Ey Order of the CITY Council,
Dated this %ri day of Auril. 1929.
PUILIP W. KNIGHTS,
superintendent of Streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
Ba4u Your Bargains Across the CLASSIFIED COUNTER

s?>d hearing this Board reserves tho
right to proceed to MAKE the ee.
pcAditures necessary to IL, Ct such
cma. gcncy and no mote.
Roll call vote as follows:
Ayes: Supervisors Pulliam.
Smith, Hulse, Jackson, Vencill.
Noes; Supervisors (None.)
Absent: Supervisors None
Not Voting: Supervisors (None. J
BEN HULSE,
Chairman Board Supervisors.
Attest: c. G. Mousseau, Clerk.
(SEAL) 6t1
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by f. K.
8asaki, administrator of the estate of
otoji kondo, deceased. to ou pet.
sops having CLAIMS against said dc.
-,ased. to - ,; them wi;hin fou,
ronth5 after first p..E.ation o.
lis 's.cc to tie unG "a gped, at
IG7 Rehkorf building, II Centre
California, the place s'ected TO
transact business of said estate, o.
file them within four months after
first publication of this notice in the
office of the Clerk of Superior
Codrt Imperial county.
Dated this 2lst day of March,
1929.
I. X. SASAKI,
Administrator.
Jas. w Glassford, Attorney for
Administrator. % 80 y 6 13 PC
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
No. 9j421
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY At PRIVATE SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County Of Los Angeles
County Of Los Angeles

VI SdlI1 VI AlId, III ttIiu LOT JllS
County Of Los Angeles
IN the Matter Of the Estate of
WILLIAM &. LEBURN, Deceas.
ed.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Edward G. Osborn, ex-
ocutor of the estate of William G..
Lcburn, deceased, will sell at private
sale to the highest and best bidder,
subject to confirmation of said
Superior Court, on or after the 10Th
day of April, 1929 at the office of
BordWell. Mathews and Wadswortu,
Slf Merchants National Bank Build
ing, SIS South Spring Street, Los
Angeles, California. all the right,
title and interest that the estate of
said deceased has by operation of
law or otherwise acquired other than
and in addition to that of the said
/ William G. Leburn, deceased. at the
time of death in and to the follow.
! ing described real property, to-wit:
/. That portion of the South
/ cast quarter of the southeast
quarter (sE u of Sc ~ of
Section two (2l, in Township
! sixteen (l6( South, of Range
fifteen 90 East, San Bernar-
dino Meridian, County of Impc--
! rial, State Of California, accord
ing to map of resurvey, ap-
proved February 9th. 1909, des-
( cribed as follows:
/ Beginning at the Southwest
corner of tho southeast quarter
+ of the southeast quarter (SE =
of SE ~ of said Section 9,
thence East along the South line
of said Section, to the West line
of the Ash Canal, (as located
May 29th, 1915, date Of deed
to vcstoc;) thence in a North
crly direction along the west
limo Of said Ash Canal to the
North line of Sc Il of the
SE Il of said See. 9; thence
| West along the said North line
of said SE 4 of the SE II, to
the Northwest corner thereof;
thence South along the West
line of said SEA of the SEii
OF sad Section to point TO be-
ginning.
>. The Southwest quarter
(SW ~ of Southeast quarter
(SE - Section Two % Town
ship Sixteen l6J South, Range
Fifteen 10 East, s. b. NJ,
County of Impcr;al, State of
California.
Terms and conditions of sale are
cash in lawful money of the United
States, ten per cont O0Gd) with bid,
balance upon confirmation by the
court. Bids or offers must be in
writing and will be received mt the
aforesaid office anytime after the
first posting and publication and
before the date of sale.
Dated this 2Sth day of March,
1929.
EDWARD G. OSBORN.
Executor.
Bordwell, Mathews & Wadsworth,
Ray ". Bruce, John Mathews,
Stt Merchants National Bank
building 54S So. Spring St. At
torncyS for Executor. 2St3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
[ X L HATCHERY

(ACCREDITED)
526 Upham st. Petaluma, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06

FOR SALEe 50 dairy COWS at the
right price. Sec Thompson Bros,
Rte, Il, Box 81, Brawlcy. | miles
northeast of Iloltvillc and ) miles
north Of IIighlinc store. 29tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
Livestock

FOR .SALE-Dairy and lease. =
miles east, - mile south of JAS
per school ON Ash Canal. 3tS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06

YES WE HAVE THEM TOO. Fry
crs and Fat Hens, all sizes. M. E..
Todd. Phone 966. 10S2 Woodward.
5tj
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
RESOLUTION DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY EXISTS IN THE
CONSTRUCTION OF A "SURGf-
CAL BUILDING AT THE I'M
.PERTAL COUNTY FARM AND
HOSPITAL.

HOSPITAL.
Whereas, the public health and
welfare of patients at the Imperial
County Farm and Hospital require
rhc erection of q surgical building
at said County Farm and HOsnital
for the moro expeditions. humane
and sanitary manner in caring for
said patients;
And Whereas this Board hereto
fore on January 2l, 1929, adopted
plans and specifications for the con
struction of said building and there
after called for bids for said con
struction, and did receive and open
bids for the following work:
General Contract.
Electric Wiring.
Plumbing.
Painting.
Plastering.
Flooring.
And Whereas, this Board did
the lowest and best bidders for Ger
tain wrok to be done under the
"Gcncral Contraet,' - Electric
Wiring and "Plumbing' at a 20
tai cost of $13,740.00.
And whereas, there was provided
in the budget heretofore adoptcd
, by this Board for the year l9@3-29
/ the sum of $15. 100000 for the con
struction of said building; ~,
And whereas. certain wofl; has
! been .rforrrI 2ndcr sail con
tracts and th,'c i an imm Gt97c
reed TOR tho letting ot the contracts
for painting, plastcrirg and floor
! ;rg in ord'r that sall building; may
be completed without delay;
And whereas, the total cost OF
said additional work is estimated
at $4,000.
Now, therefore,, on nation q;
Supervisor Jackson, seconded by
Supervisor Pulliam and duly car
ricd, this April >, 1929, the letting
Of said contract and the doing Of
said additional work is hereby dc
clared publ> emergency and it Is
resolved that tho expenditure of the
money necessary to meet the terms
Of said contracts could not reason
ably have been forcsccn at the time
of making the budget, REQUIRING the
said expenditure, and all members
of this Board having had reasonable
and actual notice of the matter, and
il appearing from the bids on file
/ with this Board that the sum total
of So 10000 will be needed to COM
plctc the construction of said build.
ing, IT is therefore resolved that
the estimated amount of money re-
CURED to meet said emergency is
. 45,900.00 and the Clerk of this
Board is hereby ordered to publish
us the action of this Board this
! Resolution. together with a Notice
that public hearing thcrcon shall
be held on April -, 1929, at
I o 'rlock p. m, at the rooms of this
Board in the Imprcial County Court
House at FL Ccntro, California, AZ
which time and place any taxpayer
may appear and be heard for or
against the expenditure of said
money for said emergency. The
Clerk of this Board shall publish
this ''csolution and Notice once in
a ncr Spap'r of general ejaculation
punished in lmpcr,pl coantv. Cali.
folnia. And upon the conclusion OF
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
FOR SALE

Mccormick Dcering side dcliv-
cry Rake and Loader.
Two Mccormick Dccrng Zig
Six Mowers.
One FordSon Tractor.
One Oliver De Plow, Good as
new.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
THE FAIR

12lj MAIN ST. PHONE l090J
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06

FOR SALE-BaDy chicks. miles
west to Highway Date Ranch, y
mile north. w. II. Meserol. 1t6
ACCREDITED CHICKS - White
Leahorns 12c, r. l. Reds from
b. W. d. Tested stock, 16c. New
illustrated catalogue free for the
asking. w. c. Childers, GlS No.
Baker St, Santa Ana, Calf. 1lt27
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06

BABY CHICKS-Every breeder
blood tested, passed, banded and
under supervision of the Imperial
County Farm Bureau Accredited
Association Inspector; Barred
Rocks and r. |. Reds $l5 per hun
dred; White Leghorns $14.00 per
hundred; slightly off grades,
heavies $500 per hundred. Dis
counts ON large orders. Ell Centre
Hatchery. TT
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
FOR SALE

North bank of New River,
southwest McCabe school,
20, 40, 90, or so acres fine
soil. Grapefruit orchards
adjacent.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06
FOR SALE

BARGAINS IN furniture. Reb>.
Second Hand Store. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-06

EDWARD G.. OSBORN.
Executor.
Mathews e Wadsworth,
Ray ". Bruce, John Mathews,
Slt Merchants National Bank
building, 54S So, Spring St., At
torncyS for Executor. 3St3