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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
Second Victim OF
POliceman's Gun
Expected To Die

The inquest over the body of
Procopo Buelna, fatally wounded
early Saturday morning at Holt
vile, which was scheduled to be
held in the coroner S office here to-
day, has been indefinitely postpon-
ed, according to Coroner B. E.
Lemons.
1t is expected that the coroner
will hold the inquest late this af-
ternoon or Tuesday morning
Buelna was shot by Bill Atkinson,
night officer, at Holtville after a
reported holdup and while attempt
ing to escape from the officer. The
dead man S companion, Juan Diaz,
also wounded in the affair, is at the
Imperial county hospital expected to
die at any moment.
According to Pat Thaanum, in
vestigator for the district attor-
ney's office, a statement from
Diaz was obtained this morning.
The investigator stated that Diaz
admitted holding up the poker game
in Holtville and of attempting to
escape from the officer.
According to the report made
Saturday by Tom Sharp, deputy
sheriff, who investigated the shoot
ing, Diaz and Buclna had held up a
poker game in which they had been
playing, the victims being four
white men of Holtville.
The MeXicans then attempted to
shoot it out with Atkinson when
they were cornered at their home
and both were wounded.
Buelna died on the operating table
in the FL Centre hospital Saturday
morning. He was shot twice through
the stomach. Diaz was wounded
twice in the chest.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25

"l've found that s all wrong,
I've come to learn that men in
Jail are just like other human
beings. I've learned that the
men in tank 10-B-2 where I'm
staying are genuinely interest
ing and decent human compan-
ions.'
Keyes has appealed his con
viction on charges of conspir-
ing to give and receive bribes
during his prosecution of the
Julian Petroleum Corporation
collapse trial. He is under SEN
tence of from one to IA years in
San Quentin.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
kEYES DECLARES JAIL TERM
WOULD ASSIST PROSECUTORS

Los ANGELES, March 25.
U'D :" Every public prosecutor
should spend month in Jail be-
fore he takes office Just to get
rid of the notion held by most
people that convicts are diff
ferent from ordinary humans"
Asa Keyes, former district at
torncy of Los Angeles, said to-
day in an interview in his jail
cell.
"Before I came here as a
prisoner under conviction. he
said, "I shared the views of the
great majority and looked upon
all criminals as members of
distinct class-almost as a dis
tinct race of beings.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
HOOVER S
PROGRAM
unknown
President Will Not Lay
Down Specific Mode OF
Farm Relief.
SENATORS PUZZLED
Democrats Assert They
Are Without knowledge
Of What Hoover Wants.
BY PAUL r. MALLON
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 25-
President Hoover indirectly inform
ed the senate agriculture committee
today ut the outset of its farm re.
lief hearings that he does not desire
to lay down any specific mode of
farm relief but is willing to coopc-
rate with the committee rs its work
proceeds. +"
Mr.. Hoover's attitude was given
to the committee by its chairman,
McNary. Senator Brookhart, Re
publican, Iowa, was called as the
first witness.
McNary called at the White
House this morning at Mr.. Hoover g
request, before the committee met
to start officially the machinery
which is expected to grind out n
general farm relief bin early in the
special session of congress meeting
April Is.
'Thc President informed me the
committee would have no difficulty
in determining his attitude from his
recent speeches. McNary said. 81
DID not ct any assurances as to
what kind of a bill the President
desires. He told me, however. that
as tho work of the committee pro
cccds he will cooperate.
Democrats Immediately manifest
cd dissatisfaction at the failure OF
the President to lay down a specific
proposal. Senator Caraway, Dem
ocrat, Arkansas, said he had eXper-
fenced "grcat difficulty in ascer-
tanning what the President meant in
his farm relief speeches during rhe
recent campaign.
"T have been unable to learn
what they mean,' he said.
Hcflin Seeks knowledge
In answer to a question by Car.
away, the chairman said he did not
believe Mr.. Hoover had made any
statements opposing any specific
plan of farm relief.
"Bcforc we conclude these hear
ings, if the President has not volun-
teercd before then, I suggest we ask
him if he has any suggestions to
make', Senator Hcflin, Democrat,
Alabama, said.
The argument ended when Scna'
tor Norbeck, Republican, South Da'
kota, announced that Brookhart,
who was TO be the first witness, was
"doubtless closer to the President
than anyone else" and therefore it
would be in order to hear him.
Me Nary read to the committee a
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
HUNDREDS JOIN
in SEARCH FOR
MISSING PLANE

WASHINGTON, March %, U.P)-
The roar of sea and air motors
sounded above and along the Mary
land, Delaware and New Jersey
coasts today as a small army of
planes and boats sought carefully
for the Sikorsky Amphibian air
plane with four persons missing since
last Friday.
The lost Sikorsky, piloted by Har-
ry Smith, of Miami, and carrying T.
Raymond Finucanc, prominent
yachtsman and real estate operator
of Rochester, y. Y, and Frank
Abels, Woodhaven, n. Y, and j. A.
Boyd, Miami, mechanics, left Nor
folk, Va, at 5:45 a. m. Friday for
New York after trip from Miami.
The plane has not been sighted
since it roared off into the fog over
Norfolk. Reports to the navy de-
partment from Bethany Beach, Fla,
radio station, say plane seen at
different points along the Maryland
Delaware coast Friday morning were
of a plane following an hour behind
Smith over the same course. The
pilot did not see Smiths ship.
Airmen are convinced one of the
three things has happened to the
ship Sought-thc Amphibian landed
on the surface and has been blown
out to sea; it made a forced landing
on the water, sprung a leak and
sank, or crashed inshore. With these
ominOus forecasts in mind, navy and
army planes numbering more than
a dozen, % coast guard ships and
the army blimp TC this morning are
combing both sea and land.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
Women AviatOrs
To Join Forces

LOS ANGELES, March 25. W.P)-
Bobbie Trout, local aviatrix, who
twice held the women's endurance
flight record, and Louise Thaden,
who took it away from her recently,
have decided to get together to set
rcfucling endurance record for
women.
Miss Trout announced today that
they planned to use a single-motored
cabin plane in the joint attempt. She
said they would refuel in the air
and drive their craft ''until the
motor cracks.
The flight will be made either in
Los Angeles or San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
Lindy' Flies
Through StOrl

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Mar
%. W.P)-Col. Charles A. Lindberl
was resting at the home of HarA
Guggenheim Jr., here today. aft
a flight through hail and sleet.
'Lindy' came here last night fru
Los Angeles, having flown HIS vi
con monoplane from San F'raneia
to Los Angeles earlier in the day 4
a conference with officials nj Il
Glendale Grand Central air terrnsn.
The inelement weather did q
curb the activities Of Lindbsrgh
it did those Of aviatora who W.
forced 10 abandon an air meet
Glendale.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
NEA Service Cameraman
Beats CaDOne to Draw

Al Chicago chieftan is seldom photo
he usually his face with the approach Of
faworkng photographer Imperial Valley Press and
Notice
moving his
with Benjamin
Epstein ) in the Chicago federal building Below Capone ind
leaving federal building after being question
Notice bodygurds their hands
they them there just to keep
chem maybe
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Lions Club, Barbara Worth.
White Shrine Social Club,
1890, Las Flores.
M. E. Mems luncheon, 1910,
Barbara Worth.
No hostess bridge luncheon, 1
p. m. Barbara Worth.
Presbyterian missionary So
ciety, 2:30, church.
Literature section, Ten Thou
sand Club, $50, Mrs. Ross t.
HickcoX.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
Publicity Needed
Fits Declares

LOS ANGELES, March 20. UR)
Prominent citizens must change
their present attitude or Los Angeles
will become second Chicago, Dis
trict Attorney Buron Fits said in
an address in the Emmanuel Presby-
terian church last night.
"Too many prominent persons,
that the crime situation should be
minimized and news of it suppressed.
1t is time for us to stop playing os-
trich or we will be leading America
in crime"
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
SCREEN ACTRESS WEEDS

HOLLYWOOD, March 25. U.P -
Eleanor Griffith, New York actress
who recently made a talking picture
here, was married last week to John
Halliday, New York actor, accord
ing to word received here today by
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Revival services, 1880, Chris
tian church.
F. g. A. M. No. 384, 7:30,
Masonic temple.
Conservation Club, 576 State.
American Legion, 8 p. m. at
court house.
Radio KXO, 6 to 10:30.
Legion Auxiliary radio pro-
gram, 8 to 8, KXO.
Fox Imperial theatre, ICON
quest
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25
SINKING OF RUM
VESSEL CAUSES
CHARGES TO FLY

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 20.
U.P)-Charges and counter charges
onlivcned an official investigation
today into the sinking of the
British rum runner ! IN Alone by
United States coast guard cutters
in the gulf last Friday.
As officials of three nations con
vened in secret session, Edmund f..
Talbot, United States attorney gen
cral for this district, let it be known
he would file criminal charges of
violation of the prohibition, customs
and tariff laws against Captain
John Thomas Randall, ID. s. c., and
the seven surviving members of his
crew.
Admitting his ship was engaged in
rum running and that it carried
2,400 cases of liquor to the bottom
of "Sigbec's Deep" Captain
Randall charged the cutters had
violated their rights in that the
| m Alone was II or more miles off
shore when challenged.
Seven members of Captain Ran
dall's crew leaped into the water
after the I'm Alone started sinking
and were picked up, and an eighth,
Leon Mainguay, who, it developed
today, was a French subject, was
picked up dead. Captain Randall is
a citizen of Canada.
When informed the dead of the
crew was French subject, the
French consul general, M. Maurice
de Simonin, said he would com
municate with his embassy at once
and would investigate the ease.
WASHINGTON, March 25. U.P)-
On whether the schooner IN Alone,
sunk in the Gulf of Mexico by
(Cnntinnnd ON pnno ThroaN
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25

In canned fruits apples led last
year il. three western states: Wash
ington, 1,473,S92 eases; Oregon,
G39, 423 eases; Idaho, 96,SS0 cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 25. W.P)-
On whether the schooner l IN Alone,
sunk in the Gulf of Mexico by
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Wilson
BY MRS. JOHN A. BERG

MI. and Mrs. Gust Naimiller mo-
tored to Brush Lake to attend church
and baptism Sunday, conducted by
Rev. Carl Brockel.
A. E. Nelson pulled out with his rig.
He is threshing for John Keronic.
Mi. and Mrs. D. d. Meyer and Mr..
| and Mrs. j. A. Berg motored to Regain
to visit with Carl Berg and family
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored
to Mercer Saturday to shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf had MS
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bauer and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wise of Mercer.
Mrs. Lewis Wagner is helping her
daughter. Mrs. Adolph Wagner, cook
for thrcshers this week.
MI. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson and FAM
lily motorcd to Steele to attend church
Sunday.
An infant born to MI. and Mrs.
Emanuel Tuesday passed away a few
hours after its birth. The funeral was
held at the Lutheran church Wcdnes-
day.
E. d. Shmid of Darlington called at
the John Berg farm on business Fri
clay.
John J. Schafer called at the Gust
Neimiller home for harvest help
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Edward Berg and son Henry
are working for John Schafer.
John j. Schlodt called or John Berg
Friday. They also motorcd to Regain
to see the McCallcsters on business
matters.
Mrs. John Berg motorcd to Wilson
| "Wednesday with her son Albert to
| consult q physician.
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Guy and Mildred Chilson motorcd u
the Missouri river, where they had q
picnic dinner Sunday.
Rev. Brooks of Linton delivered q
fine sermon Sunday morning to q
fair-sized crowd, after having spent
a two-Wceks vacation at Grand Forks.
Mildred Chilson left Tuesday from
Linton by train for Redwood Falls,
Mimi, after having spent a week here
visiting her parents and relatives. The
past year she has been attending
school there and intends to continue
this coming term.
Merle Cahill was taken to a hospital
i'll Bismarck Monday. being the victim
Of quinsy. They have not heard how
he is getting along, but hope for the
best.
The Boy Scouts held a meeting at
the schoolhouse Monday afternoon.
Rev. Brooks. who is scoutmastcr, was
there to give instructions.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. p. Hendrix re-
turned home from Minneapolis Tues
day night. after having attended the
meeting Of tho Independent Grocer3'
alliance OF the northwestern states. Uf
which they are members. The
brought home a banner that they
had won. North Dakota won every
banner and prize awarded.
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BY HELEN


Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Marchant and
family called at the Herman Meters
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jacob Wentz spent a few days
with her husband in Bismarck. He
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis some time ago.
Saturday evening callers In Wing
from this vicinity we're: Mr. and Mrs.
r. G. Marchant and family. Mr.. Her.
man Meters and daughter Marcella
and ons Andrew and Wilbert, MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and daugh-
ter Marjory, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
seilenger and son Carl and Alma
Kindred. Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz
and family and John Witt and Her
bert Zeiglneir.
Leroy Marchant motored to Wing
Wednesday.
Herman Meters and daughter Mar
celia motored to Wing Wednesday.
Adolph Bender hauled grain for r.
G.. Marchant to Wing this week.
Thomas Ryan, Albert Hindbouch,
Leroy Marchant and Herbert zeigl-
metre were Sunday callers at the Her.
man Meters home.
Mrs. Adolph Bender and daughter
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BY ELEANOR LANDSBERGER

Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Stalk and
daughter Marjory of Bismarck were
Hazelton visitors at the home Of Mrs.
Stalks mother. Mrs. M. Rush. Tues
day. MI. Stalk attended to business
interests.
Tom Shea and daughters Mildred
and Lucille accompanied by Miss
Mildred Weiser were callers in Bis
marck Friday. Miss Weiser spent the
weekend visiting with Lucille and
Mildred.
A good sized crowd attended the
Virginia TrOubadors minstrel show at
zirbes Theatre Monday night. It was
reported as being a good show.
Rev. Father Weber Of the Linton
parish held church services at St.
Paul's Sunday in Father Schweitzer's
absence. Father Schweitzer is spend
ing a two weeks vacation in Iowa
and Indiana points.
Joe PrefOntainc was unfortunate in
acquiring a case Of poison oak on his
face while picking cherries last week.
He drove to Bismarck to have it
treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Girber and
son. Clarence. motored to Bismarck
last Wednesday to shop.
Miss Louise Klein was a passenger
on the bus to Bismarck Friday to visit
with her aunt q week before school
starts.
Vincent Casey. brother of Mrs. Bill
Shea. was visiting with his folks in
Livona and Hazelton last Thursday
and Friday. He is from Sidney. Mont.
Miss Helen Martin Of Braddock is
assisting Mrs. McCusker for two
weeks in her residence.
Miss Margaret Hoff went to Linton
Sunday to visit with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rotzein were cher
ry picking Monday.
Miss Margaret Prefontaine is ex.
pected home Friday after q months
visit with relatives in Crookson,
Mimi, and Winnipeg. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mailman and
daughters Elvira and Helen spent the
weekend at New Salem.
Miss Eleanor Landsberger spent
Thursday shopping and visiting In
Bismarck.
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By MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Frank Peterson started out with
his threshing outfit Saturday. His
first job was on the Ivan Holden
farm.
Mrs. Jake Splitter and daughters,
Bertha, Emclia and Alice, made a
short call at the Steve Murrey home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Enock Anderson and chill
drcn visited at the Al Holden homo
Sunday.
Henry Diede and family called at
the Jacobson and Splitter home Sun
day afternoon.
A few of the locals attended the
dancing party given at the Oscar
Anstrom home in Painted Woods
Saturday evening.
VIM. Dohn of Bismarck was q
business caller at the Tom Morgan
home Monday.
George Trusdale and Willard
Jacobson were business callers at the
Miller home n evening this week.
Mrs. Lars jacobson spent We'd
nesday afternoon at the L. G. Peter
son home in Painted Woods visiting
with Mrs. Emma Beech and family
Of Wahpeton. N. D., and the Marion
Richael family Of Iron Mountain,
Mich, who are spending some time
here visiting their father and other
relatives.
The Bill Larson family were Will
ton shoppers Saturday.
Miss Helga Sormula, who for the
past five months has been teaching
school No. 3. has resigned and left
for her home at Perth, N. D., Mon
day. Another. teacher has been hired
to finish her term.
Mabel Sager and Alex Oshanyk
spent Tuesday evening at the Lars
Jacobson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson
motored to Bismarck Monday on
business.
L. "A. Carlson Of Mclean county
visited with liver johnson Monday
afternoon.
H. B. Thompson, w. C. Jackson
and LMdvig Hanson ere helping Con
johnson put up some hay this week.
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b. MRS. c. L. MALONE

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Bcrgquist and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
VIM. Hickels.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Mcdaniel and daughter
Lanetta and Mrs. John Carlson and
children visited at the II. A. Smith
residence near Driscoll Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Hickcl and SON Wayne
called on Mrs. c. L. Malone Thurs
day.
j. r. Jones hauled a load of goods
for his store Monday.
Glen and Earl McAllister hauled
lumber from Regain Wednesday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Mcdaniel and Miss
Lanetta left for Cody, Wyo.. Thurs
Gay after spending a couple of months
at the home OF Mrs. McDaniel's par
cnts. MI. and Mrs. c. L. Malone.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel and
Wayne were Wilton visitors Saturday
evening.
Among the Regain shoppers Satur-
day evening were Paul Grecnan. Cecil
Elkins. c. l.. Malones. William Stein
crtS. Dave H~ochhalters. John Strohs.
John Anderson and John Carlson.
n AIuAalUSl VI SpuiAS pSOp4N Aloilt
Steiber attended the dance in the
Legion cabin Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson, Den
mis- and Doris were callers at G. l..
Malonc's Wednesday evening.
Carl r. Kositzky. land commits
sioncr. of Bismarck. vas Il business
caller in this vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patzner and
family were Sunday visitors ct the
Malone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family. the George Hueelman family
of Bismarck and a few other friends
gathered at George Hackers Sunday
to surprise him on his birthday. All
brought good things to cat and a nice
time was enjoyed.
Several Of the men from Steiber at
tended the Stock Shippers association
meeting in Regain Saturday evening.
Robert Patzner was a business Wis
itOr in Wilton Saturday.
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BY FLORENCE b. GOsNEY

Mrs. John Benz stayed over night
in Bismarck Wednesday as she was
having Rachel's tonSils removed.
They returned Thursday.
P. NJ. Gosney was a Bismarck caller
Tuesday.
James and Johnny Baker have fin
ished combining for Cline's.
Mrs. Herman Nieman and family
are enjoying a visit from Mrs. ME-
mans mother of Minnesota.
Mrs. Chas Gaskill visited with Mrs.
Pashley Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Snow and little girls called at
the George Lewis home Saturday.
Miss Elnora Hurr was a Bismarck
caller Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lois Nicman spent Friday at
the John Benz home.
Buster Baeth is assisting Ernest
Hurr with his work.
Henry Swindling called at tbs
Charley Morton home Friday eve.
ming.
Mrs. rashley visited at the Chas.
Anderson home Wednesday night.
A large crowd attended the dance
in Sterling Thursday night.
Mrs. John Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Baker went to the river for Der.
rieS Thursday.
Mr.. Snow called at the Gosney
home Thursday for his little girls,
who had been staying there while he
was away for a few days.
Presley Gosney had blacksmith
work done in Driscoll Thursday.
Cnl, Yncl, ro1lrl ~ t1,n Gao AuiA
home Friday evening.
Wllbert Koon was a town caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
family visited in Bismarck Sunday
evening.
Henry Swirdling and family were
visiting in Driscoll Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Gosney with
their daughters Florence and Edna
and Mr.. Snow and girls were dinner
guests at the Max Lang home Sum
day.
Miss Lillian Hall is spending q few
days at the Ernest Hurr home.
Wilbert Koon and family spent
Sunday at the Elmer Koon home In
Driscoll.
P. NJ. Gosncy was a Bismarck caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fcgarty, Miss
Schroeder and Rex Fogarty spent
Sunday at Lake Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
were Bismarck callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
children called at the Gosney home
Saturday evening.
George Lewis received word Of the
death Of his brother at st. Louis. Ill.
Mr.. Lewis took the flyer from Steele
Sunday morning to attend the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and FAM
lily visited in Moffit Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son
Eldon of Bismarck spent Sunday e
ming at the Gosncy home.
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By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

p. E. Bartelsen and son Otto of
Harvey stopped for a visit with the
Albert Christensen family Wednesday
evening on their way to different
points in the western part of the
state.
Mrs. Hans Klucksdahl of Driscoll
visited relatives in the neighborhood
Thursday.
Mrs. Homer Nielsen and baby re-
turned from Steele Thursday.
Marven MaQncs was a caller at Will
Stiles home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family were Bismarck callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Newcomer
and family of Driscoll spent Friday
visiting at the Homer Nielsen home.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Boyer and
daughter of Sterling spent Saturday
evening and Sunday at the ]. w.
Boyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith were
business callers at the Granval Sell
land farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson called
on MI. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christensen
and daughter called on MI. and Mrs.
Ben. Orne Sunday.
Mrs. Marie OlauSen and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hammer visited
in Lem township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and
family attended German church and
confirmation services held at Driscoll
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. II. A. Smith called on
| Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Bierhues Sunday
evening.
! Roy Smith is assisting his brother
in-law. John Carlson, at Regain with
work this week.
Mrs. Albert Christensen made q trip