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Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
LARGE DOCKET
FACES JUDGE IN
POLICE COURT

One of the largest police blotters
of the year was handled this morn
ing in police court by Judge Per-
kins when approximately 10 persons
charged with various misdemeanors
appeared before the bar for plea.
Roy l.. Connolly and Juan Selaya
drew fines of $40 or 10 days in Jail
when they pleaded guilty to being
drunk. Mike McGowan drew a sim
liar sentence on a like charge.
Estella Jordon and her husband
Charles each was fined $25 ON
vagrancv charges. The colored
couple contended they had only
been in town several days and the
judge in sentencing them said he
took that into consideration.
Stella Romero drew a $50 fine
and % days in jail, the latter part
Of the sentence being suspended
pending good behavior. She was
picked up on vagrancy charge.
Peggy" Thompson of Yuma, also
charged with vagrancy, was order
ed out of town.
William Butler, colorcd, was held
on $3.50 bail when his ease was
continued until tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
MANY ENT TRIES
RECEIVED FOR
BEAUTY CONTEST

Many entries of those who will vie
for the title of "Miss Imperial Val
ley' for 1929 have been received by
the contest committee, it was an
nounced today. The bathing beauty
contest is scheduled for Wednesday
night at Kenyon Desert Plunge
here.
The chamber of commerce is donat-
ing cup which will be presented the
winner. The victor will be chosen
by acclamation, the expected attend
ing crowd to be the judges.
Other valuable prizes have been
donated by the merchants of the
city, and a specially designed modern
bathing suit will be furnished each
contestant, the committee announced
today.
a series of swimming races will
be staged all day with various vic
tors pitted against each other in the
final race preceding the bathing
beauty parade. The Moose orchestra
is scheduled to play during the even
ing and several other entertainment
features have been secured.
Various civic bodies are expected
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Ramos Sought As
Gonzales Slayer

Officials OF the sheriff 5 office
were busy yesterday cndeaVoring to
trace Ramon Ramos, suspected Kill
er. who is alleged 10 be the murder
cr of Guadalupe GonA les, found
several days ago in ditch near
Calipatria, his body covered with
stab wounds.
Sheriff Gillctt, was in Mexico
yesterday, said to have been IN
conference with Mexican officials
relative to the possible apprehcn-
sion of the suspect who is believed
TO have returned to his native land.
According to the report of the
investigating officers, Tom Sharp,
deputy sheriff and Constable Ike
Holmes of Calipatria, Ramos is sus-
pectcd of having committed the
murder as the result of a love tri-
angle,
1t is understood if the sheriff
enlisted the assistance of Mexican
officials in the apprehension of
Ramos that should the latter be
caught the Mexican government
would hold the trial in that coun-
try. \ Mexican law applying to
murder OF fclow-couutryman, no
matter in what country committed,
makes the suspect subject to trial
in Mexico if apprehended there,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

He win answer a complaint sworn
out by Mrs. Martha Hicks, also
colored, who charged Butler ran
her out of the house with gun
Sunday night. Numerous witnesses
were on hand but Judge Perkins
decided to continue the case until
tomorrow because the docket was
so crowded today.
VIII Williams pleaded not guilty
to charges of disturbing the peace
and will be heard tomorrow. He is
being held under bond of $2j. Viii
liams claimed he threw rocks at
another colored man who was gun
ming for him when Capt. McCaslin
appeared upon the scene and threw
him into Jail.
j. l.. Turner, colored, was held
for investigation and Victor Con
zalcs turned over to the county for
observation.
Several others, arrested for in
vestigation, were released.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Many Attend
Kings Sale

Again Il crowd of women stood be
fore the NJ. o. King department
store waiting for the doors to open,
the event taking place this morning,
and the cause being the dollar sale
advertised at which large collec
ton of yard goods ranging in price
from one to two dollars a yard was
to be sold at dollar a yard.
AS soon as the doors opened the
crowd rushed to the counter where
bolts of flat crcpes, chiffons, baro-
net satins, printed crepes, and crepe
de chimes were on display. The ma
iority of materials were those de
signed for the summer season and
many bargains were available.
The sale itself did not begin until
o'clock so scores of women select
ed the bolts from which they desired
yardage and grasped them firmly
until the sale was officially opened.
The crowds have continued all day
and record breaking day is antiei-
pated,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
MRS JOSEPH HOIESEL

" Ny husband, who formerly own
Francisco and Canada, had to retire
Il while back on account of poor
health. When he started this new
Sargon treatment and I saw how it
helped him so wonderfully, | began
taking il and it proved blessing to
me.
81 had been in Il badly rundown
condition for two years. Nearly
everything ! ate upset my stomach
and gave me burning pains and an
uncomfortable bloatcd feeling for
hours. | had too much acid III my
system and rheumatism settled in
my hips and limbs. was weak,
nervous and suffered from constipa-
tion and severe headaches. Nothing
gave me permanent relief.
~ started the Sargon treatment
and feel like n different person.
My food agrees with me, | gained
strength and energy. and the rheu-
matism' : gone, am not nervous
any more.
"'Sargon Soft Mass Pills are Won
dcrfull They rid me of constipation.
They arc easy and dependable.
"My niece, whs lives with us, IS
getting the same fine results from
Sargon that did and we Just can t
say too much for this remarkable
treatment. y
The above statement was made re
cantlv bv Mrs. Joseph IIoicsel, 1886
Cabrillo St, San Francisco, Calf.
Sargon may be obtained in Ell
Centre at Loynd Drug TO.
o1y
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Hay Growers To
Meet Tonight

Tonight at O. o'clock in the office
of the secretary manager of the
farm bureau, the Imperial Valley
Hay Improvement association, which
is subsidiary of the farm bureau,
will hold a meeting.
A number of important projects
are to be discussed and it is desired
that all the members be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Turkey Growers
To Hold Meeting

\ turkey growers convention
win be held ON Wednesday, June II
at the court house, San Bernardino.
California. All Imperial Valley tur.
Key growers are urged 10 attend.
An interesting program will be
conducted, starting at 9 4. III. and
extending through to p. m. Among
the topics to be discussed is Re.
port on the Imperial Valley Pools, -
by \. l.. Drummer, of Iloltville, man
agcr of the pools. b. II. Critchfield,
state market director, will also be
one of the speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

--~
w Jury Venire =

W Jury Venire - District Al
Elmer Heald, Judge A. c.
Y, Coroner u. T.. Lemons and
y Clerk Cal Mousseau were in
b today in Judge Finncy 5
arranging the drawing of the
venire for the next three
IS. 1t is understood that 100
will be drawn.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
CONTRACTOR DIES

los ANGELES, June 10. U.P)-
Robert p. Hamilton, 20, wealthy re
tired contractor, formerly of Omaha
Nebraska, died in his home here
yesterday. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

Sixth and state late Sunday after
noon and although one turned com
plctcly over none of the occupants
was hurt. Harold Stewart was driv-
ing one of the ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
THREE MEMBERS
OF THIS FAMILY
BENEFITED BY IT

Sargon brought such wonderful
results to both my husband and my
self that | am recommending it to
all my friends. | will always keep
it in our home as family medicine
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
At Philadelphia

Chicago 010 600 600 0
Philadelphia 030 600 00x--3 0
Adkins, Connally and Berg; Grove
and toclranc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Baseball Results

Score of Today's Games as Furnish
ed by United Press Leased Wire
Up to 2:45 p. M.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
At Washington

Cleveland 300 00l O00-i 9 .
Washington 00l POO 000--3 /
Shaute, liolloday and L.. Sewell;
lladley and Ruel.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

VIII Week, June Sth to 18th
! g. Sponsored by the Master
Association. "It Pays to
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

to Answer - Harry Amos
ID to answer to superior court
lge Mayfield in justice of
|ourt this morning on charges
ure TO provide for a minor
He had previously been ar.
and held under $500 bond.
orncy is said to have with
from the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
NATIONAL
At Pittsburgh

At Pittsburgh
BROOKLYN 900 100 000-7 13 9
Pittsburgh 010 122 000--6 10 0
Moore. Morrison and Picinich:
Swetonic, Hill and Hansley.
At Cincinnati
New York 102 600 000-3 s /
Cincinnati 022 10 ok - o
Benton, Mays, Genewich and
Hogan; J. May and Gooch.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

Hooper, Dentist. 10 No. 9th
he 3S2. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
At New York

st. Louis 600 000 l01-2 ) .
New York 900 010 20x-3 9 0
Crowder, Kimscy and Manion;
IIoyt and Dickcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

Collide-Two ears came to Il
decision at the corner of
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Dance To Aid
All Camp Fund

Tomorrow night the Acacia All
club will give benefit dance at the
school house to add to the increasing
fund for the installation of showers
at the All camp at Laguna.
Saturday night the Westside club
gave a very successful dance at the
school, about 100 peope being pres
ent. The receipts from this affair
were turned over to the fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
A. B. HansUn, Dentist, Davb
Extraction specialist. adv
para Worm dote. Club Break.
f5c up; merchants lunsA 60o;
4 hote dinner el.00. adv

Ea.'to Hold Dance-The Moose
|old dance in tha Woman )
thousand Club building tomor-
light according to G. +. Kirk
k, newly elected secretary of
|al fraternal organization. Ed
former secretary resigned at
/ meeting. The dance is open
hbers and their friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
At Cincinnati
AMERICAN
At Boston

At Boston
Detroit 600 600 100-1 4 3
Boston 600 600 600 s /
Sorrcll and Shea; Ruffing and
Berry.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

Baker has returned from San
She is now located in her
where it is cool and comfor-
Make an appointment for
permanent and all kinds of
work. Phone 1892. Flo Baker
shop. $40 South Fifth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

to attend the formal opening of the
plunge and the celebration incident
thereto Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

On Coffee Shep-Fresh aba.
caE today. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10
Traffic Tags-Four men. Il

Traffic Tags-Four mon, r.
*, Fl Centre, drunk while
I; u. l.. Todd. Glendale, same
G. l.. Matsumoto, Los An
|eckless driving and Newton
q Fullerton. reckless driving,
'Ated over the week end by
|,affic patrol Officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

Prs Day Cards. Office Sup.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-10

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
NINETY THOUSAND
 ID WITNESS GAME
ThrOn8S to See Battle Between
 Harvard and Michigan

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov, g P)-- Ninety thousand rooters cant be wrong. That many followers Of Harvard and Michisalf football thronged into Ann Arbor today to witness q battle between former Erdiron rivals who have not met in Is years. The weather was clear and cold. the turf fast.
 Every available square foot of space in the gigantic Michigan bowl was sold weeks ago. and tickets could not be secured for any con sideration today. The streets Of this college community were jammed with old grads Of both institutions. Both sides were hopeful that their team although beaten before would have the punch to come through to- day.
 The Harvard squad arrived her2 carly yesterday and after break fest at the Michigan Union trottel out onto the turf of the stadium for limbcrinG up and signal drill. The customers spent last night at th" Oakland Hills Country club 4O miles away, returning to Ann Arbor short ly before game time.
 The Michigan team also was ont Of the city last night, going to Bag ton Hills to be away from the foot ball-mad student body. Coach Har- ry kipke declared that his players had shown fine spirit during the tHo weeks of intensive training for the game and were in the proper frame of mind to give Harvard d battle.
 Director of Athletics Fielding II. fost who has delegated the Worl of coaching the team to kipke, his former pupil secuted the Harvard Florida game last Saturday and as sisted in planning a defense for the Crimson lateral pass attack which was expected to be use extensively
 The eastern warriors will hay"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

ready for service are as follows: Mahoney, Sheehan. Ring. Flaiman. Cabitor and Nhitey Cotton of the University of south Carolina.
 New Britain will line up with Politts and Burns at ends; Scully and Benzuis at tackles; Humphrey and Sandell at guards and Rogers or Scully at center. Buckley will play quarterback with Baut and Nolcott at the halves and Davis at fuilback. Belonki. Grip Mason, Tasker, Sobiek and several others will be held in reserve.
 With this cotcrie Of stars in ac- ton, one of the tierccst battles in recent professional history is on the boards Hartford wants 10 beat the Nutmegs and both players and fans Will have only one thought in mind. that Is. to win if they have to cripple the entire New Britain team to do it. Hurley has delivered the ultima tum that the Giants will win or he entire team will be fired. Manager Bernle Conlcy Of the New Britain team Is just as anxious to have his crew come through and the local team is ready. The kickoff will take place at ? o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
IOOIBALL SCORI,S

By he United Press
 Baldwin Wallace 20, Otterbcin ls. totner ,. Grand Island 6.
 Findlay l3, Adrian :.
 Friends (Kan.) 13. Ottawa CKanD c,
 Grinnell 21, Iowa State Teachers. c.
 Kansas Wesleyan r. Bethany ChanD 0.
 Missouri Valley 26. 't.mporia 0. Wilmington 33, Cedarville IA. Arkansas Teachers -, Little Rock [.
 Georgetown (NyD @7; East Ken lucky Teachers Q.
 HcndriX-Hcnderson :, College of Ozarlls Q.
 Millsaps $, Louisiana Poly 6. Potomac State [. Eroaddu8 e. Presbyterian A, Erskine :.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
County ' Meeting Is
 Postponed Few Days

Because Of tn" inability Of the men 10 attend. the meeting of the county Y. N. (, 4. athletic con- msslonrrs scheduled 10 be held in Hartford last evening Was called of late yesterday afternoon. It will be held somn time next week or the week following. In th" meanwhile. ]ho commissioners for this GIstict- Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips of kuusin.-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
FARRELL'S SERVICE STA. LEAGUE
 Battery Don't
WATCH NEW HEAVYWEIGHT

Hollywood, Cal. Nov LPD--Thc Pacific coast is Becoming interested in new San Francisco heavyweight. Frankie Campbell. Campbell last night registered his fifth straight knockout in as many fights here, This time against Alex Rowe of Honolulu. It took Campbell just } minutes, 39 seconds to stop the Hawaiian.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

at the ends; Malone and Lawing at tackles, Begome and Collossa at guards and Prudon at center. Oster- tag win be at quarterback with Quaru and Miske at the halves and Turner at fullback.
 Tn" substitute lst will include Baldesarj Hoppo. Gill. GianattI, Bell BJ1zo and ChIkattc.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
JOHNNY SMITH
HARTFORD GIANTS CLASH
 WITH NUTMEGS TOMORROW
~apital City Football Aggregation Meets Hardware City Eleven at Willow Brook Park-Vsiting Ag- gregatlon Greatly Strengthened Since Last Meet mg-Manager Bernie Coniey Expresses Confidence Ill Ability of His Team to Win-kitkoff at 2
linc-ilp

Line-ups
 NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD Follls .......-........ Singer Left end
 HCu4lS '.'........ ............ W CrWalS Left tackle
 Sandell ................. Gnasdow
 Left guard
 iNOStlS .,............ lScln
 Center
 Fulh phrey ,.......,....., J. smith
 Right guard
 Benzuis .....,...,..... Calicurcio
 Right tackle
 Burns .,,................. l., smith
 Right end Buckley ....,............,. Fay
 Quarterback
 Baut .................... Fisher
 Left hi,lfback
 Nolcott .................. Druehl
 Right halfback
 DaVls '''....,.,.........., Walsh
 FullbaCk
 Led by Johnny Smith of Hartford. last year All-America selection for his work at center and guard for the Notre Dame university football team, the Hartford Giants. bolstered with numerous luminaries of the gridiron. will invade this city and mora particularly Memorial field at Willow Brook park tomorrow after- noon for their second meeting in the Eastern Professional Football league with the Nutmegs of New Britain. The game originally was scheduled for last Sunday but was called off on account of rain. This will be Smiths first appearance with professional team since he fin ished college. Hurley is authority for the state ment that the Giants will take New Britain in the second game between the two teams. He predicts that, with the additional players signed during the week and with the strong reserve crew which the Giants now have, Hartford will take tho Nutmegs. Hardly ever before has a team been so anxious 10 win as the Giants are to take Sundays game and Hartford rooters who plan to attend the game, are coming here well heeled to back their charges. The regular lineup which will most likely start the game tomor- TOW, will include either Rein or Johnson of the Mass. Aggies at cen ter; Gnasdow at left guard Wer- | wais at left tackle; Don Singer of the |. of Penn. all America star, at loft end; Smith, Notre Dame, at right guard> Cdlicurcio of Trinity at | right tackle and Leo Smith of Provi- !. dcnce college ct right end.
 Red Fay of Nillanova will be at t', quarterback with Fisher of the | Conn. Aggies and Druehl of Colby : at the halfbacks and Walsh Of Ne ! brnsha. fullback.
 An imposing quartet of backs will | be held in reserve ready to get in . the game at any time Among . these are Zeigler Of the University | Cf Richmond and later of Pottsville; Len Smith of Purdue who played i last season with Ernie Nevers' Els kiinos; Billy Fitzpatrick of the |. Of Washington and McCoughtric. one of the best pro backs in the business. Iincmen who will be
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
CoNTRIBI IF, GAMES

Anglo-SaNon contributors to tho games Of the world are cricket. rugby and soccer by the English and baseball, basketball and football By the United States. 4
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
ID NIIIIEn SlAE

Natc Carmel. Penn State cross- country coach, believes Paul Rekers will succeed Bill COX as the star Of tMe NiNaMN Lion runners.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

ton, w. Allen Bailey of Plainville and kermet l.. Parker Of this city, are scouting around for basketball teams interested in the leagues ] sponsored by the organization.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
PAWNEES TO PLAY
Local EOOthaM Team scheduled to Battle PlainNillc Blues at High school Field.

The Pawnecs football team Of this city will tackle thc strong Plainville Blues in PIainvfne tomor- row afternoon. This is one of the most formidable sets of opposition on the schedule Of the local eleven.
 The Hardware City club will line up with Mccormick and Peterson
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
FROM WARM CLIMBS

The Panama Canal Zone and Cali fornia furnish the most promising wimmers to the University of Min oesota tank squad. according to 'oach Thorpe.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
LIONS GOOD AT SOCCER

Tn" Nlttany Lions of Penn State have been defeated three times and tied SiN times in 1 , years of eastern intercollegiate soccer.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09
TRIAHGLES IN ACTION
Acw Britain Grid Eleven Stacks Up Against Strong East Hartford Combine sunday.

The Triangles football team of this city will travel to East Hart ford tomorrow afternoon 10 meet the Senators of that place. Both teams were scheduled to play last Sunday but the game was called off on ac- count of rain.
 The Triangles went through cx- tensive drills during the past two weeks and the team is in perfect shape for the game. With the ad- dition Of several new players. they expects to come through with win
 The team will go through short practice sunday morning at 9 o'clock at tn" south street field All players gre asked 10 be on hand. A bus will leave south street at i:t5 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

the backing Of at least 12,400 spec tators. that many tickets having been allotted to the Harvard Athl.. tic association The Harvard var s1ty band and several special tram loads Of students arrived here thi. morning.
 The game today marked the first appearance or a Harvard football team on midwest gridiron auo the second occasion on which n Harvard football aggregation has crossed the AlleChenies. In fq:4 the Crimson represented tho ras; against Oregon in the tournament of roses on the west coast.
 Michigan had four defeats {, avengc this afternoon. having lost all it's previous encounters w.l Harvard by close scores. The teams met in 1881, 1SS&. 1895 and lqiI. The game i5 years ago vas tn. oa@y one in which d YoSt- -coached ,ca.. went against Harvard John,v Mauib'tsch, the "German bullet" ol tn" west. was the Wolyeriu, star o, lol4. Maulhcl@ch gained morr yardag' than the whole Harvard team, but Michigan lacked th, final punch to put over q touchdown anal lost by to ..
 This year, the Wolverines are without an individual star and have been weak in forward passin. They have been forced to resort 10 straight football rather than tho open game. Defeats have been aG miniStered by Purdue. Ohio Star, and Illinois, Harvard los. 10 Dart mouth and tied the Army whfcn met Illinois in another intersection al game today.
 Coach Arnold Horween announr- cd that he would use the sat,a men that defeated Florida. kinl5o also indicated he would make re,, changes in his team
 The starting linyups.
 harvard Michigan Douglas ....--......... Truskowsh
 left end Barrett ......-......... poormqu
 left tackle Trainer ................. Pc.
 left guard b. Tichnor .........,.... Boyarl
 center Talbot .................. StejpI,,
 right guard w. 'NNHoi '.'...'..,..... Aurr
 right tackle . ConneH ...,....,..,.... Hcwil;
 right end Noou -.'....'.,.,...., SluralI
 quarterback NNiaIH .'.'.'.' ........., J)ahlru
 left halfback be'eAS ...-.-......,... Gomb.s
 right halfbaCll Harper ...,.-.......... Morrison
 fullbaCk
 Officials: Referee. Maskcrs. Nort h western; umpire. Schommcr. Chi cago; field judge. Hackett. Wet Point; head Hnesman. Lip. Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

At the same time. there will he an important meeting of the Young Mems club to complete details II, connection with the opening Of the .racOD,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

The Boston Bulldogs are scheduled 10 clash with the "Stapes'' of Suspicion over the weekend. This game will be of interest to New Britain football fans. not only be- cause Tom Leary is one Of the stars of the Stapleton team, but also hecause Big Boy" Warner former star tackle on the All-New Britain eleven, is tackle on the Boston Bulldogs.