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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

SIS Ridgewood avenue, were the win
ners in the baby contest, taking the
prizes from field Of IS contestants.
A pet show, open to all children UP
to Is years Of age having pets. starting
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
REINSTATES INJUNCTION.
Judge Takes Action on Appeal of
Dog Race Attorneys.

CHICAGO. September 10 P.-The
temporary injunction under which dog
racing tracks in the Chicago area have
been protected, was reinstated Tuesday
by Judge Fisher, pending. an appeal by
lawyers for the tracks to the Supreme
Court.
Judge Fisher recently dissolved the
writ, which prohibited county officials
from interfering with the races, but told
counsel for the tracks he would REIN
state it as soon as notice Of appeal was
given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

Declaring that the three-day tours
of Ireland do not give visitors the
proper length of time to really appre-
ciate the country, citizens of Ireland
are asking that longer itineraries be
arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Published Exuose.

Senator Allen, former publisher Of
the Wichita Beacon, which published
an expose of the operations of liquor
ring here alleged to have had oficial
protection, told Of beginning to unearth
evidence against members Of the ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

In 1927, resulting In their indictment. :,
The Senator said he was actuated
only by feeling of public spirit In his
Investigations. He added that at no
time was he 'unfriendly" to Dehner
Cross-examined by the defense, Sen.
ator Allen admitted he had discussed
activities Of the defendants with Carl
Mathews, Click HILBERT and Max Co
hen, Government witnesses. The three
men operated the B. & 3. Mercantile
Co. here, a bootleging syndicate alleged
to have been protected by Dehner ana
Criswell.
Knew Regulations.
"You knew their reputations?" Sena-
tor Allen was asked. with reference to
Mathews, HILBERT and Cohen.
EYES," he replied.
yet you took them under your
WinR?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
U. S. Bull Fight Offered Franklin.

MADRID. September 10 (R.-Sydney
Franklin, Brooklyn bullhghter, has re-
ceived an offer to do his stuff In New
York bloodlessly.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
DEFENSE ENDS
MOVE TO QUASH
IiARDY'S TRIAL

SACRAMENTO. Calf, March 10.
U.P- Defense attorneys in the i'm
ucachment trial of Superior Judge
Carlos S. Hardy Of Los Angeles to-
day closed their argument in sup
port Of Il motion 10 throw the case
ont OF court FOR insufficient
charges.
Asscmblvman Harry Sewell Of
. Whittier, the first Of two speakers
for, the assembly board Of managers,
opened his argument shortly before
noon. He was to be followed by As
serblrman Walter J. Little Of
Santa Monica. chairman Of the
prosecuting board.
Indications were that final vote
would be taken by the senate on
the motion for demurrer today. to
determine whether the impeach,
meat trial shall proceed.
Former State senator Carr Of
Oakland was the final speaker Tor
Judge Hardy. and attacked the fifth
and final charge against the iurist.
accusing him of issuing tickets Of
admission TO the murder trial of
William Edward Hickman, slayer Of
Marion Parker
.'If Judge Hardy had in mind
keeping the Young minds Of Los An
geles away from the gruasomc de-
tails Of the horrible Hickman mur-
der. he is rather TO be commended
than impeached, said Senator Carr.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
NOTICE OF SALE CT PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Carlos Clements, oper.
ating under the fictitious name Of
Clements Repair shop, FL Centre.
California, viii sell at Public Aue,
tion to the highest bidder for cash.
at 76l Main Street, in the city Of
FL Centre, Imperial county, Califor-
MIA, or Monday the 1st day of April,
1929, at p. m. of the said day, the
following automobiles; to satisfy a
lien for storage, towing and repairs;
under section No j051 and No. 5G52
Of the civil code of California, in
an amount set opposite each auto
mobile, which is now due and un
paid.
Ford Touring. 1929 license No.
@94-272, motor No 45l4212. Towing
and storage, $3.50.
Ford Touring. Wrecked. 1928 lie
cnsc No 74l5S9, motor No. 920Sj45.
Towing and storage, $10.3O.
Ford Sedan. Wrecked. IS license
80. 1-732Gj7, motor No. 4723720.
Towing, $40.
Ford Commercial. Wrecked. 1928
license No. 34S5S4, motor No.
4316G5S. Towing, $1440.
Ford Roadster. Wrecked. 1928
Texas license No. 635J54. motor No
l0+57697 Towing, $44.50.
Cleveland Sedan. Wrecked. 1928
license 30. 1-G12O87. motor Nc
G5286. Towing and Storage, S12f.50
Ford Touring, Wrecked 1928 lie.
cnse NO. l-ll220O, motor No
1896. Towing, $3.50.
Chevrolet Touring. Wrecked. 1923
license 943l40, motor No. 327773.
Towing $500.
Ford Roadster. Wrecked. 1928 lie.
cnsc 10. 1-05397S, motor No
537731G. Towing, 5000.
Chevrolet Touring 1928 Oklahoma
license no. 649191, motor No.
23o5331. Storage and repairs
Sl03.32.
Ford Box Back, Motor No. MVD
S294. Towing and repairs, 10000.
Dated at FL Ccntro, California
this 20th day Of March 1929.
1910 CARLOS CLEMENTS. /
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Culver VIII Be
Guest OF Local
Real Estate Men

The FL Centre Realty Board will
be host tonight to Harry II. Culver,
president Of the National AsSociu-
tion of Real Estate boards, who will
be guest of honor at Il banquet in
the Barbara Worth hotel at 6:3o.
Culver. who is one of the most
widely known businessmen i'll the
country, was to arrive here this at
tcrnoon in the plane which he uses
in making trips about the country in
the course of h;s business.
He is known as the father of Cul-
vor City, which he laid out and
built shortly after coming to Cali
fornia over a decade ago. He is
also former president of the Cali
fornia Read Estate Association and
has visited Fl Centre or several oc-
casions in the interest Of real estate
affairs.
representative real estate and
businessmen of the valley have been
invited to attend the banquet.
The distinguished visitor is vet
cram of the Spanish American War,
and spent several years in the Philip.
pines during the time the islands
were occupied by the American
army. later accepting an important
civil post with tle government.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
BOY KILLED BY
CAR AS MOTHER
VISITS HOSPITAL.

WHITTIER, Calf. March 10 U.P)
While Mrs. G. E. Becbp WAS visiting
her husband in Mercy Memorial
hospital here, where he was suffer
ing from serious injuries received in
q traffic accident, her three year cid
son, Kenneth, was crushed to death
beneath q truck. il became known
today.
Kenneth died instantly when he
was struck down while playing in
thc street near his home. The driv-
er Of the truck. Edward Littcn, was
NOT held.
The husband, t.. f. Bccbe, WAS in.
iurcd Sunday, wlyn an automobile
driven by Charlotte NwcaringtoE, Is.
struck a group ot people standing
in front Of the local Salvation Army
headquarters. killing Mrs. Catherine
Cameron. Of Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Use Sugar To
Prevent Alarm

LOS ANGELES. March - U.R)
Patrons who entered the South Ger
tral avenue Safeway store today
found the Manager, S. G. Parton,
living helpless on the floor, weighed
down with o. score Of bags If
suga..
Two men who came into the es-
tablishment when hc opened the
doors held him up. took SOP from
the cash register and then piaDed
him t. the floor 50 that he couldn
rall police, Parton said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Shook Dismissal
To Dust Spies
Confined From Page y

il being led by representative Boy
AN, Democrat. New Nork.
Mrs. Wincbrandt brought about
Shook 5 dismissal after he had in
formed the department he would
rather resign than submit to the spy
practice Justice officials contend
lis dismissal had nothing to do with
his offer Of resignation and they
claim to have evidence indicating
many cases of what they call "'in-
subordination' by SrooA.
Release Refused
1t was learned Mrs WilIcbraudt
secured the incarceration of q Jas
ticc department agent in the prison
through the federal district court
at Columbus. Chic. This agent :
understood to have been recognized
and placed al prison post from
which he could observe little.
His letters, understood to have
been photostated bv prison officials
who deeiphercd lis code. demanded
that Justice department officials Sc
cure his release en- plea thar H.
could gain no information because
he had been recognized.
Mrs. Ninebrandt at. .amrted &c let
Shook to release the prisoner but
Shook declined, saving the spy lad
been legally incareerated and would
have to be released legally through
q presidential pardon.
lie languished in iqil until Mrs.
Willptrandt secured his transfer 70
Leavenworth prison from which hr
was then released.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Arizona Editors
viii Pr0bated

FHOENIN, Ariz., March 10. U.P)
Providing extensive gifts to char.
ity, the will of Dwight B. Heard.
rate publisher Of the Arizona Re
publican, was on file for probate
here today.
The principal beneficiaricS in the
viii, which disposes of $265,000,
were the widow, Mrs. Maic Bartlett
Heard, and their only child, Dwight
Jr.
The win asked that Mrs. Heard
continue her interests in the Repub.
lican, one fourth of the stock OF
(which was left to Charles \. Stauf.
fer. general manager.
No indication of the total amount
Of the estate was given by the will,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
CalexicO Firm
Is Low Bidder

PHOENIA, Arlz., March 10. U.P)
Submitting the lowest of three
bids made for the contract to con-
struct - miles Of highway on the
Casa Grande-Gila Bend road, the
Pioneer Transfer Company, of Cal
cNico, Calf. probably will be the
successful bidder.
The California concern made Il
bid Of $5l ,65j.t0 for the work with
an alternative proposal under which
concrete would bc substituted for
treated mixtures at price Of 81
1880, it was revealed by the state
highway commission.
The award probably will bc made
neNt TmrNdaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
EE;lN ENTIRE VALLEY
TO UNITE FOR
RADIO PROGRAM

Tonight the Associated Chambers
of Commerce radio program will be
gwen over kAO. This program,
which lasts from 6 to s o o'clock, is
offered by the 10 chambers Of com
merce Of Imperial county. and will
include the best talent Of the valley.
\ representative of each chamber
VIII give three minutes talk, fol-
lowed by a musical number. The
last numbers of the program will b.,
short talk 10y Harry Culver. pres.
'dcnt Of the National Real Estate
Association and few minutes talk
by Jasper L. TravcrS, president Of
the Associated Chambers. At the
completion OF these addresses. th.
company will sing "'Imporial Val
ley, the composition Of D. r.
becblc.
Elaborate preparations have b,ca
made by each chamber Of commerce.
to present It's particular town in the
best favorable light The speaker
VIII condcnse their remarks in rs
few words as possible. but timc will
be the only limit insofar rs the cn
tertainmcnt part of the program is
concerned.
The schedule viii he adhered to
strictly, 50 that the program win
not drag out too long.
All radio owners are urged Il
tune in on KNO and invite their
ngighbors to hear the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Mexican Peace
Offer Ignored
Continued From Page u

path to the south had been. cut off
and that an escape was possible only
by water
He said lac had asked foreign ships
to move out of the harbor because
he intended to attempt to lombard
any ship or which tcdcralS tried to
flee.
Progress Delayed
on Mazatlan since the start Of the
revolution more than two weeks
ago. their progress being delayed 10y
Carrillo's work in destroying rail
communications as h, rctre&t"d from
san Bias to Mazatlan.
The rebel forces were said TO in
cludo some 20oQ Naqui Indians uu-
der the command Of General Ricardo
Topctc brother of the governor of
Sonora.
Tire movement ON Naco, sonora.
ROW heid boy tciegals under General
AuguStiu Olcacha, was expected to
start sometime today. General FauS-
to TePe'e, governor OF Sonora. vii
lead 95op men against ;ha border
port. rebel headquarters announced.
The rebel advance on Mazatlan.
reported in tie Nogales dispatch,
was confirmed in The last story !. $.
Hoy. MazaHaa correspondent fer
the United Press. was able to get
through the censorship and the dis
rUpted communication system His
story said that rebel troops had
been reported sighted and were ex-
pected to move on Mazatlan either
yesterday or tedav.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
BY G. Z. FINE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
MENIEN CITN Mnrrh 10 Oh pl-

Omitted Press Staff CoTrespondent)
MENICO CITY, March 10. U.P)-
plutarco Elias Gales. minister Of
war, who personally is in command
Of federal troops on the northern
front, informed the presidencia to-
day that federal columns would
leave the captured rebel city of Tor
rcon Immediately to flight and e.
terminated" rebel forces in the state
of chihuahua.
Gales said he would reach Tor
rcon by airplane or automobile this
morning from Guadalupe Victoria,
about 81 miles south Of that city.
The government announced that
rebel leaders in the state Of Chihua-
hua made peace proposals through
the Mexican consulate at Ell Paso
but the proposals Were flatly reject
ed and the offensive against the flee
ing troops Of Rebel General J. Con
zales Escohar was continued.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19

Multiply, WHO was to have been in
charge Of the meeting, that he had
withdrawn from the project becaus,
the organization he had been pro
missed was not available. Ramorg
said all future plans fer racing there
have been abandoned and the proper
Y placed on the market for sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Double Murder
In Arizona City

PHOENIX, Ariz, March 10. U.P)
A drug addict believed to be res
pousiblc for the murder Of u mcr-
chant patrolman and a Chinese pro
ducc vendor, WAS sought by police
here today.
The special peace officer, Ben
Smith, was found shot to death yes
terday after he went to investigate
an attempted hoIdup in a Chinese
restaurant.
Lee Hop was found with his skull
crushed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Window Cleaner
Falls To Death

Los ANGELES. March 10. W.R)
\ six story plunge to the pavement
in front of the Central building cr
Main street caused the instant dealt
of John kowton, window Gaaro
latc yesterday
His falling body narrowly missc,
striking scores of pedestrians. IN
Ncsfigators said be failed to wear ;
safety belt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Marshal FOch
Losing Battle

PARIS. March 49, UP-Mars,al
Ferdinand Foch steadily was losing
his strength today, physicians an
numctd.
Tie famous war time generals
..w9 scent bsttcr night but he
was - weak this morning that his
harbcr was unable to shave him.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
SNAIL BOY MISSING

Los ANGELES, March -. U.P)-
The shcrift's office was asked to-
day to aid in a search for eiAht
wear old Lacy Calvin vino disappear
Cd from his city Terrace home Iato
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
TO SELL TANFORAN

san FRANCISCO. March 10. U.P)
\ spring race meeting ut Tanforan
faded today into nothingncss with
announcement by Judge Joseph a.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH
UNION OIL CO.

THE signing of Il three year con
tract with the Union Oil company
and the lcvying of the I'D valorem
taN in the inland water district
were the chief business items Of the
board Of county supervisors in ses
sion yesterday.
The board set 4 rate of $4.s3 per
~l0O valuation on land in the INLAND
district, which, according to David
b. Roberts, attorney for the district,
Is Il triflc higher than last year.
The rate is equal to about $l25 per
acre no protests have been made
and Roberts stated that he believed
the rate was satisfactory to those
which il affected.
The supervisors approved and
signed Il contract with the Union
Oil company to furnish oil and gaso-
Inc for road districts ! to ; and for
the Imperial County hospital and
farm.
Tie rate for gasoline is to he not
more than II cents per gallon and
three cents per gallon lower than
published tank wagon prices. The
county agrees to use not less than
!5o,eQe gallons per year.
The rate is subject to all state
taxes except the state three cent
tax. The contract goes into effect
April I
The board WAS surprised. accord
ing to deputy clerk r. L. Bcrtram.
to receive the written resignation Of
Miss Evelyn Boman. librarian for
the past five years, to take effect
April /. The resignation was ac.
ceptcd.
Discuss Eddy Bill
Another piece of business before
the board was the passing of a reso-
luton to refer to Assemblvman Nv
ron d. Witter the matter of the
Eddy bill, attention to which had
been drawn to the board by a let
ter from the County Community
Service for the parks, Fairgrounds
and beaches of California. The Eddy
bill, now before the legislature, pro
VideS for keeping the beaches open
to the public and out of the hands
OF the private and vested interests.
Various contracts which were ex-
pected to be passed on in relation
10 the building of the county hos
pital, were continued until the next
meeting, April /.
The clerk was given authority 10
advertise for bids on the county
printing and for the publication Of
the delinquent tax list.
Whiie not in the form of a reso-
luton it was learned that the
board would appreciate that any
one wishing to place a matter before
1t first make arrangements with the
clerk, thuS eliminating a great deal
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19

Abalone season opens March 1G,
but remember there is minimum
size of four inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19

of delay. The calendar for each
meeting of the board is made up in
advance.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
Finest Construction

Large capacity six to eight sheets. All-copper tub
non-corrosive plate inside. 8-positon wringer Alb
colutely leak-prcOf marine gland Improved two
agitator with center posts to tear or catch on
the clothes. The motor is splash-proof. Wringer
and washer may be operated at one time saving
time. Easy rolling casters adjustable
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19

DarH,g January, Mcrccd count,
sort IS Gull cows to the butcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-19
You Save $50 to $50

When you compare the Wardway Electric Washer
with other machines you'll find in it the best features
of washers selling for $50 to $50 In addition,
there many patented features not found on any
other machine. Let demonstrate this machine to
you.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-19
WATCH TO BE KEPT
 0N FISH PEDDLERS
Dr. DuIn0Dt Does Not Believe
 Ban Could Be Enforced

Health Supt. Louis Dumont. in whose hands rests the petition 10 prohibit the sale of fish from vehi- clcs will not urge upon the com mon council that this practice be legislated against. but will ask that the police department be empowered to issue licenses 10 pcddlers with the health department supervising methods Of handling.
 After a public hearing which at tracted only two in favor of reStric- ton and one opposed. the board last night referred the entire question 10 Dr. Dumont after the superintendent had eXprcssd views that appeared to coincide with those Of the board members.
 I. koplowitz. whose brother con duets a fish market. sponsored the petition asking that the sale of sea food be- restricted to markets. He pointed to alleged insanitary condi- lions attending the opening Of fish on the highways. and made the claim that nuisanccs are created by pcddlcrs who throw portions not salahlc on the roadway.
 Dr. Dumont inquired whether koplowitz would continue 10 object in the event the health department found fl possible to cope with the health problem. and Koplowitz TO- piled affirmativcly,
 Tony Albancsc. a peGdlor for tn" past 20 years. described his methods of handling fish and assured the board that no nuisance is created by him. He asked that he be pey- mitled to carry on his business.
 At the conclusion Of a brief hpar- ing, Dr. DumOnt expressed q conVjc- tion that it would be impossible to prohibit the sale of fish any more than~it would bc 10 rule the farm CTS off the streets. He doubted. he said, if any court would uphold the board in an attempt 10 enforce such an ordinance.
 Disputes Over Chicken Markets
 TWO applicants for permits to conduct live chicken markets were heard. as were also protestinc ncighbors. The board took no ac. ton, tahling both questions until the next meeting.
 Giuseppe Gcraci asked pormis. sion to transfer his markct from 97a l.afyactte street 10 70 Broad street He has conducted market on hi: present site for three years ant rpures more space. he explained.
 Attorney Israel Nair, appearing for the owners Of the building il which Geraci hopes 10 conduct hi
New Britain herald., 1929-11-19
L:wer Price Pcor Substitute for Superb Features of Bosch Screen Grid Models.
 Sales Climb Steadily, Week By Week.

Bosch Screen Grid McdeiS. In q hectic .,rl of price reductions, totally unwarranted in view of t1e fact that raw materials which 30 to make up radio and skilled labor charges, are both the same as they have been for the past months, Bosch quality and Bosch perform ancc will hc more outstanding than ever, and, Bosch sales greater.
 For ever since Bosch has been making radio, the same idea has been foremost in the mini5 ol Ecaoh engineers. To get the Be- out cf radio you must cre-te Of the best materials. In the new Bosch screen grid modes, the ue' O. 3 screen grid trb2s, pu5hDpull ampliflcation and the great. pow cred detector circuit, SO clearly and so evidently give to Bosch a far more satisfying performance, th't price alone is of secondary lmpor- tance. When you consider that radio worth is judged, not in tn2 dollars and cents that some par ticular make costs, but in the yeas of troub,eo-oot pleasure that it VII give. you vii appreciate, as h.ys thouSac cd5 cf others, tha. the safest and best investment i'll rad'o E Bcsoh. Ci her Of the hsr 651T mcd-,s pictured hcrc wal g.ve VOL 1nc.e pc su2e and beaE'y. doll. fer dolle,", than vol will find i'' aor Cth-1 make cf radio, Don't bc u"-tr2c!ied from this lomous, r. liable and satisfactory performer fer tln S2ke ot a few dollors-a radio investment is good CT bad t~.~1 C. .rciv on the c.&c5 Of en- ,,,,a'nncnt it will give.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-19
REDLICH ABANDONS MARRIAGE PLANS
Union With Mrs, Buchanan
 Postponed, Paper Says

Chicago. Nov 1o tP,-Tbe Herald and Examiner said today that the marriage of Mrs. Katherine Winter botham Buchanan, former wife of Thomas Buchanan, the playwright, 10 Dr. MarCcllus D. De Redlich, Per sian consul general in Chicago, had been postponed indifinitely,"
 Announcement of the postpone- mcnt was made shortly before the ceremony was to have been perform ed yesterday in St. James Episcopal church, the paper said.
 Mrs, Buchanan is a member of one of Chicago's oldest families. Her mother is Mrs. John Russell Winter botham.
 Mrs. Buchanan and the playwright were married in New York in 1915. later moving 10 Los Angeles were both engaged in playwritng. They Werc divorced in 1926.