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New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

for the nomination for borough president.
 Harvey, who wrested the presi- dency from the democrats after the exposure of the S6.000, 900 Que as sewer graft, declared in last minute speeches that his renominatior meant the end of the regular repub. lican organization led by Joseph II Debragga, county chairman.
 Bernard NJ. Pattan. che of the contestants in the three -corncrcd democratic hgEt, was appointed to illl the vacancy made by the res g. nation Of former Borough President Maurice E. Connolly. sentenced to Irisor in the S"W"r contract graf ease. He was defeated last year by Harvey.
 Tolls open at ?. m.. and close at p. m.
 Other mayoralty candidates are Richard Enrieht. former police commissioner seeking the nomna. ton of the square deal party, ard Norman Thomas, socialist.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
New York Primary Contest Interest
 Centers In Queens Borough Battle

New York, Sept. 17 LP-Interest in New York city's primary today centered in the borough of Queens. where bitter factional fights among both democrats and republicans have been waged.
 No contest in the regular demo- cratic party for mayor made Mayor Walkers renomination a formality, as was that of other Tammauv can. dldates of the administration.
 Workers for Congressman FioeIla II. La Guardia predicted an easy victory for their candidate, runing on a republican-fu fusion ticket over William NJ. Bennett, republican, whose platform is promise 10 clos, urinklng resorts in the city.
 Bennett, however. predicted no would vii by %O,000.
 In Queens. Borough President George |. Harvey was faced with q light with the regular republican or- sanitation, whose candidate is John L. karle, former state senator Three democrats were in the field
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
4 JEWS JAILED
 IN ARAB RlOTING
Details Of Case FeW All Re.
 fused Baj! by Authorities

Jerusalem. Sept. r P>-Forty- four Jews have been imprisoned in the citadel of Acre by the authori- ties to await trial for murder by premeditated shooting during th4 recent Arab-Jewish riots in which nearly 200 lives were lost in Pal cstine.
 Full details of the case are not available, but the A men were ar rested in the flour mill at Haifa during the troubles there. Jewish relief workers are sending food to the imprisoned men, who are sad to be in good spirits. Their release on bail was refused
 Palestine remains quiet with the Jewish population which suffered during the recent outbreaks mainly concerned with filing their claims petitions within the month tim" limit permitted
 The British government investi- gationS of the recent outrages, their cause and prevention of occurrences are continuing.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

go far in anybody's beauty contest are new members of the opera ballet.
 Miss Stiles is Californian, daughter of a Syracuse university professor. For the last three years she has been with the Opera Comique Of Paris,
 Miss Crofton and Miss Bradshaw were with the PaNlowa ballet last year in Great Britain and on the continent. When Laurent Novikoff was engaged by the Chicago opera company as ballet master the young women, his pupils, joined the com pany.
 The Chicago opera season opens in November in the new skyscraper opera house.
 The civic opera season opens in November in the new skysrraper opera house.
 The civic opera venture which produced the sIlyscrapcr auditorium on the Chicago river skIdded along for several years, always pcriIously
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

 near failure. That was more than decade ago. Samuel Insull, the power magnate. eventually became the chief of the trustees. and under lis direction the opera attained sta bility.
 While the greater part of the space in the new opera building will be taken over by offices. the auditorium is the heart. It's de- sign and accommodations were the hrst consideration of the architects.
 The opening night of the opera will be social event outshadowing any occasion Of that kind since the splendid days of the '90's when Mrs. Potter Palmer was the social ar bitter
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

tions and possibilities in South American countries.
 Other beverages are gaining in use in Britain, said Lord D'Abernon, but the percentage of Brazil coffee is very small in the total of imports. He expressed the hope that Brazilian meat and fruit exports to Great Britain would increase during tht next few years. The British mis sion was received today hy the pres ldent of Brazil. Dr. Washington Luis Pereira de Souza. The members also visited the ministers of foreign af- fairs, agriculture, communications and finance.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
GRAF ON 24 HOUR TRIP

Friedrichshafen, Germany, Sept IT (UP)-The Graf Zeppelin de parted at 4 a. m. today for a , hour trip through northern Ger many. During the afternoon tn Graf will fly over Cuxhafen anc Hamburg in honor of Dr. Hug hckener. it's commander, who va due 10 arrive from the United States
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
BRAZILIAN EXPORTS TO
 INCREASE TO ENGLAND
Alcohol Consumption In Great Brit ain Decreases, Co Lord Expects
 Other Demands.

Rio de aJneiro, Sept. IT LPl-Bra "ii ought 10 increase greatly her ex ports of coffee and cocoa to Great Britain because British consumption of alcohol has decreased 50 per cent turing the last 5 years, said LoI q PAbornOn. chief of the British mis sion which has arrived here on it's investigation tour of trade condl-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
Internal Health by Natures Own
 Methods

If you are sick ins:ie you are sick all over. When the stomach fails to digest its food, you are standing at the threshold of series of ailments that may end in complete physical wreck.
 Internal health meanshcalth through out the body. Keep your stomach and other digestive organs clean and vigor- ou2 by giving them the natural stmu- lation of the roots, barks and herbs contained in Tanlac.
 Tanlac is wonderful for indigestion and constipation--sas, pains, nausea, dizziness and headaches. It brings back lost appetite, helps you digest your food, and gain strength and weight.
 Tanlac is as free from harmful drugs as the water you drink. It contains no mineral drugs; it is made of roots, barks and herbs, natures own medi- clnes for the sick. For over 10 years it has been recommended by druggists who have watched its marvellous re- suits. The cost is les than ? cents dose. Get bottle of Tanlac from your druggist and give it a thorough trial. Your money back if doesn't help you.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
CHICAGO LIKES
 STATELY SINGERS
Opera G0erS to Have Tastes Satisfied With New Sopranos

Washington, Sept. r P-With operagoers like their sopranos shapely and their dancers pretty, and this years additions to the civic opera company are intended to meet that demand.
 There is Hallie Stiles, a lyric so- prano, who is regarded abroad as easy 10 look upon and pleasant 10 hear.
 Kathleen Crofton and Barbara Bradshaw English girls who would
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

SsaeE2 aCO "E.rFvu Dvy" Grso- F57ae-A clean, hard hitting motor fuel that burns completely because it's "extra drv." Re fined to specifications accepted by the pctro- leum industry for gasoline of extra high quality ... Ought to cost more, but it doesn't
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
UTILITY CUSTOMERS PROTEST

Boston. Sept r tR)-Jacob Min kin, counsel representing q group ol customers of the New Bedford G4s X Edison Liaht company contenaed at a hearing before the state depart mont of public utilities yesterday
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

that the comparys rates were exces sive in spite of the fast that it's in come available for dividends ha' been increased nearly 100 per cen since 1923.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

S-2clT l--0EOr Ctl-T The only motor cil possessing the four essentials of complete and proper fabrication: Low Carbon Content Non-Fouling Nature of Carbon, Ideal Body at all Operating Temperatures, and Low Pour Point.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

SlOP 1T THE SIGN OF THE SHELL There's i Shell
 o~ ana Nea service station marked by the striking Shell sign trained representative will supply your motor needs with understanding SHELL GASO- LINE and SHELL MOTOR OIL your motor eque to give you the greatest economy and utmost satisfaction
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14
SEATTLE FUR MART A)nAN|3ES SPECIAL
 DATES FQR SALES
SALES DATES WILL NOT BE SCHEDULED BUT ARRANG-
 ED GET BEST RESULTS
Special to the Gateway

SEATTLE, Wn., Jan., 14,- Owing to the keen demand for fine furs and with the high prices prevailing and good outlook for a prosperous season the Seattle Fur Exchange has arranged to hold special auc- tion sales every 10 days of two weeks ia addition to the regular scheduled sales, providing present levels are maintained
 These special auction sales will start shortly after the regular monthly auction which is to be held on January 23. Otherwise furs will be held for the regular month ly auction.
 Sales dates will not be scheduled but arranged to obtain the best re- suits. The cooperation and usual attendance of buyers is assured.
 Red fox, cross fox, blue fox and mink are fully 20 per cent higher than the last quotations. All furs are in excellent demand at very high prices with the lone eXcep- tion of muskrat which are still hard to move
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14
HEADS KNIGHTS PYTHIAS

The following officers were elect ed by Cordova Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias, to serve during the en- suing year. w. J. McDomald, Chan celloi: w. H. Hodge, Vive-Chancel- for; Ralph Clarkson, Prelate; Leo E. Dickenson. Ma ter of Work: V. J. Swan5erg, Keeper of Records and Seal, E. E Walsh, Master of Fin : arce ". G Smith, Master of Ex- chequer; w. P. Smith, Master-at- Arms. Geo. B. Stewart, Inner Guard: Griff Ellis, Outer Guard; Geo. B. Stewart. Griff. Ellis L. c. Pratt Trustees.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14
FIRST INHABITANTS

OSLO, Jan., IA, (P)-The first inhabitants of Bouvet Island will be two wireless operators and a cook The island is a barren rock of black lava in the South Allan tic, which Great Britain recently recognized as belonging to Norway.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14
QUEER BIT TRrTF

The Eskimo ts tch vast quantitle, of eulachclsfeoiigans) place Ch-,f
 in holes lined with heated rocks, and after t}ie'y s.re cooked, press out the Gil hv put !I.g the fish in cov- cred basket on which the women tread with bare feet. During cold weather, the cil has much the ap- pearance ard consistency of butter. To make the ice cream, it is melted, and sugar and snow then stirred Tn.
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ZcisS Binoculars and Field Glass ,s. SCHA
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The E97 plans for the installation of one or two bowling alleys for the use Of its members.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14

Tha Grand Igloo Convention ol the Pioneers of Alaska convenes in Cordova on February Is.
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Try Shea ffers ink. SCHALLER FRS ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14

Cleanliness ana ttse best ot meats OUT motto Frye-3ruhn.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-14

WE SERVE THE BEST ICE CREAM MANUFACTURED IN SEATTLE 50 c PINT-S1.OO QUART. WE DELIVER. The Candy Cottage.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
H00VER'S AIDE
MENTIONED IN
DOCUMENT CASE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. O.-NcW
mysteries were added to the inter
national forged documents scandal
today when the senate investigating
committee made public secret eNi-
dencc ii had recently taken Por-
tending to show George Barr Baker,
confidential adviser Of Prcsident-
olcct Hoover, had been forced hy
the state department to surrender
documents which had been stolen
from the American embassy IN
Mexico.
1t rlso revealed the committee
WAS in possession Of Il document
'har9ing that Ivy Lee, public relq-
tionS expert of New York and pub
}icity counsel for John d. Rookie.
Keller, has been paid AN unstatcj
"moVnt Of money by the Soviet GOV
crnmrnt for some mdcScribcd c.i-
ppnScS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
WOMAN BLINDED
BY LIQUOR WAS
FEDERAL AGENT
B00tleggers' Victim Is
Said to Have Assisted
Prohibition Officers.

LOS ANGELES Jan. l0.-NiEdi-
catiyr border bootlcggcrs seeking
revenge for being Jared into til"
clutches of federal prohibition OF
ficcrg through the activities of a
sparkling eyed - year TcXas girl.
were sought today Us the persons
believed responsible for binding
Mrs Thama Sanford in hotel
room here.
With only Slight chance to re-
cover her vision. Mrs. Sanford was
confined to the SyNan Lodge San9-
forum here. blinded probably for
ever by poisonous alcohol.
Police, linking the blindness with
a revenge plot on the part Of boot
4 lcggcrs apprchcndcd by federal
operatives along the Mexican bor-
der from Brownsville. Texas to II.
iuana, Mexico, sought man called
''Jack' as the man who asse1tcdiy'
furnished Il half-pint of poisonous
alcohol to friends Of Mrs. Sanford.
Mrs. Juauita Burns. a sister Of
the blinded woman, told local auth
critics That the two were instrumcn-
tai in smashing two border rum-run
ming rings and repeatedly had been
threatened with death by accom-
pliccs of the apprcncndcd rum run
ncrs.
Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Sanford, It
was learned, worked as special IN
Vcstigators for fc.!rral operatives
under their maiden names ot
Thcima and .juanita McDanieI.
Several months ago Mrs. Sanford
singIc-haudedly, exposed a liquol
plot in Tucson, Arizona where scv.
cral federal prohibition agents wer,
convicted Of conspiracy charges.
Broke Rum Ring
On another occasion, Thrhaa and
her sister aided Officers in the
seizure Of an airplanc which wa>
transporting liquor into Roosevelt
y. NJ. from Mexico.
The pilot, Kenneth Oliver, an'
his assistant. Smokcy' Taylor
were arrested as members OF TIC
bootlcgging ring.
Recently, lhcima came here from
El PaSo. Texas. Her mission was /;
mystery.
Last Thursday a strange man
known us "Jack' called at Mrs
Sanford $ apartment and left
quantity Of bootleg liquor
Sunday night, Mrs. Sanford WI
invited into nrighbor's apart
mcnt and offered . drink.
Wncn she returned to her room
She fell asleep on Il couch an,
awokc shortly aftcrward to discoHr'
that she was blind.
Mrs, sanford : husband, Ray
mond Sanford, is expected to arliI {
here today from f. PaSo to assisf
local Officers in apprchcnding hi
wife : asSailants.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
WAMPAS STARS
SELECTED FOR
CURRENT YEAR
Publicity Men Choose
Outstanding Juvenile
Actresses.
By United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. l0.-Thc !.
Wampas Baby Stars Of 1929 con.
,.aarcd the cream Of Hollywood :
young screen #ctresscs=-Wcrc an
rounccd today.
The Is lucky players were named
BY IA" Wa@pas, an organization OF
screen pubIicist~, which for cigh!
Years las selected the outstanding
actresses.
The following were picked for
1920: Anita Page, Metro GoldwHn
Mayer; Sally Blanc, +. 3. o.; jean
Arthur, Paramount, Loretta Young,
FIRST National; l'ttv Boyd, Educa
tional; II, len Twelvctrecs, Fox
Doris Dawson, Wanc' Bros; JOS,
phino lunn. Metro GoldWyn Nave;
auris Hill, Paramount; Ethlyh"
Clair, PatHo; Helen Foster, Mrs
Wallace Reid Productions; Cars
Lincoln, Free Lame; Mona Rico,
United Artists.
The new Wampas stars will -
presented at the annual Wamp&s
Froiic to bc hrld February l. I.
Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
Although there were few SUI"
priscS this year the majority wcly
considered for sometime Hy filmdor.
rs being almost certain t. b, clec-
ted.
An,ta Page. frs camr to prom
,n1rc ON The screen as leading lady
for William lI1iGyz in s'ENres-
Eaggagn' and latcr had feature
paf' in "Our Dancing Daughters -
She Was born iu Murray Hill. ElusI
ing, Long ls'4nd \. Y.
Sally Blanc was born in Salid&,
Colo, and IaJor moved L. ~aH Lake
City. Sao played in Universal 5
"tullegiau serics aud later star
icd ia westerns with f. Il. O.
joan Arthur played with Richard
nix ia the hn,ebnl' STORY. " Warm
iaa Cp' aad has Since had aturr
roles ia "Sias oi The Fathers AMI
' The Canary Mur2er Cae.. SIZE .a
tho daughter ~ Mr.. and Nj. KIM
Nrthw of New York cts.
Sisters Among Chosen
Loretta Young. sister of Sally
Blanc, WIS horn in Salt Lake cit.
Sbc won recognition opposite Lon
h7r-y in Laugh. Clown laugh.
With the selection of Bctty Boyd
hy Wmupa~ Educational las an
uouHcod she win ne featured VIII
Iu,.uo Laur and Edward Eycrct,
IIorton.u talking pictures, She WI,
born i'm Kansas city, No.
lIolea Tvrlvotrsa-, under contrac-
with Fox, ba, had stage cNp.ricn .,
and has Just been assigned lead
in ''llr Ghost Taih.. Sb, VA.
born I'm hroobjyn \. Y.
Doris Dawson Of Warmer Bros.
first played in "Tho Littl. Shcp.
herd of Kingdom Come, - starring
Ri,l1rd lprth,mcs~. She WAS borl
m toldficId, Nov.
"Thr Girl Nho Couldn't Quit.
Josephine Dunn, was former
Continued on Page Eight
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
JUDGES FAVOR
REPEAL OF new
MARRIAGE LAW

Should the so called "gin mar
riagc' Law, repeal Of which is now
being sought from the state Iegis
Iature this session, be revoked?
Superior Judge \. c. Finncy and
Judge I. Mayficld of the justice
court here believe it should be.
Judge Finncy declared the effect
Of the law, which requires that "A
notice of intention to marry be filed
three days before a marriage license
can be issued nil 50 far as I'm
Pcrial county is concerned.
The statute does not prevent the
haSty marriage, the Jurist asserted,
as it is so easy for couples desiring
to get married to 90 to Arizona and
Mexico where such law does not
exist.
Judge Mayficld, who has perform
ed scores of marriage ceremonies
during his years of office here, quot
ed statistics compiled from his court
records, which indicated that the
number of whites married in this
county has steadily decreased since
the law was passed.
According to the records of the
court, in August of 1926, before the
ruling was adopted by the state, l.
of the 10 couples married during
that period were of the white race.
The other were mostly Mexican.
During the same month of 1927,
sitter the law was put into effect,
only two of the seven couples mar
ricd in Imperial county were white.
The same ration applied to August
of this year and Judge Mayficld
said that SO far in 1929 all have
been MeXicauS.
Not only are our best Young pco-
Pile leaving the state to marry, but
California counties are losing large
sums in revenue at one time derived
from license fees and marriage ccrc-
monies, the Judge said.
Such Il ruling might prove cffcc-
tive If it were nationwide but un-
der conditions existing here the
hasty marriage is not prevented.
Judge Mayficld questioned whcth-
er or not the purpose for which the
law was intended is being accom-
pliShcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
RESUME
treat
DEbATI
Senate DeadlOcked O
Ratifications of kellogg
Pact.
PEACE MOVE MAD
Moses Willing To Neg(
tiate With Group Led b
Senator BOrah. !
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - 4
open overture for negotiations
limit debate on the Kellogg pea,
treaty was made by Senator Nose
Rep. \. H., when debate was +
Sumed today in the senate.
Moses is one of the reservatio
lists group led by Senator Reed. Der
Mo-, which is threatening to dels
final vote. Senator Borah, Rel
Ida, leading the fight for ratifici
ton without reservation told Mos,
h" was willing to negotiate.
Senator Barkley, DEM, KY, opel
ed today's debate with an announc,
mcnt that he favors unqualifie
ratification.
My only regret is that the Sc,
rotary of state did not see fit /
make this country's attitude owar
the pact more plain in his CORE
pondcnce with other signatories.
Barklcv said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
DAYS OF OLD WEST REVIVED
AS POSSE CHASES APACHES

that Fimbrcs and his associates
Mt last have succeeded in sur
rounding the elusive raiders.
Prcsjdcutc Rigcrio Lorctto of
Aqua Pricta is directing opera
tious.
The tragic laid on the rih-
bros ranch, which led the Nttcr-
I'M ranchcr to offer his services
TO the government in the war Of
revenge, occurred when the Apa-
che band shot and killed Mrs.
Fimbrcs and sn@tchcd the boy
from her lifclcSs arms before
his eyes. Fimbrc5 and a young
daughter were not molcStcd.
No motive has been found for
the kidnapping Sihcc the Indians
have never asked for a ram
som.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
SMOTHERS TWO
CHILDREN AND
ENDS OWN LIFE
ny United Press Leased Wire

Long BEACH, Calif., Jan. To-
The body Of Joseph W. Duer, IS,
Long Beach rostman, was founu
hanging today in his garage in the
rear Of hi, nome after an all night
search which began when Ducr dis
appeared aftcr smotherimg to death
hi, two infant daughters.
Durr's children, Dorothy wears
and Charlotte, nine months old,
We're tomd dead i'm bed, locked in
each others aims dndcr a blanket.
They had been smothrred to dcata
with towel.
\ note lcft by Duor begged for
givcn,ss and expressed the hope
that hr would "mrct the babies in
heaven.
Durr, was suffering from melon
choha since an attack OF Influenza
recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
LEADERS TO ASK
RETIREMENT OF
GENERAL BOOTH
BY ARCH RODGERS
Omitted Press staff Correspondent

SUNRTRN ON-THAMES, Eng
land. Jan. lo. Tho nigh council of
the Salvation Army has decided to
ask G,p. HramwrU Booth, supreme
commander, to rourc. it was an
uomcod officially today.
Booth VIII retain the title Of
General, the announcement said.
The outcome Of the extraordinary
meeting Of tn high council hre
was Victory for Commander Evan
gclino Booth head Of the Army in
the United States, who was leader
of tho movement to remoV" her
brother from autocratic control *
the Army, because of his i'll health.
The official announcement said
the nigh council had decided that
it's president, vicc-prcsidcnts ard
five members hc delegated TO visit
Gen. Eooth u. So1thWold, Sussex,
Whcrc he is i'll, and suggest his re
tircmcut
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
MRS. HOUDINI
IN CHALL ENCE
TO SKEPTICS
BY HARRY f. LANDER

NSAALtA L 4GHo oloA4 wi pOIlNltI4II
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Nj.
J atr'ee IIoudini today answered
with "a challenge critics who have
east doubt and jnSinuationS upon
her sincerity in accepting as gcnu-
Inc "a purportcd spirit message froll
her dead husband, Harry IIoudn;.
master magician ard former toe Of
all traffjclcrs in phychic phcnom-
yua.
"Thcrr arc two more premraue
ed messages which Harry lIoudirn
promised to send. she toll the
United Press. "Thry are in the
same code as that received by mn
on Tuesday, One is TO bc sent to Sir
Arthur Conan Dovlo of Eugland,
and the other to RomcgiuS Weiss %:
Philadelphia.
~ consider it fit challenge to
ask the magicians and psychics
who doubt the gcuuinencss OF nv
message to bring either or both OF
these through
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-10
Auto Cuts Capers
On Main Street

Any old time Apache or Sioux
could have learned considerable
about doing war dance had he
been ON Main street near Fifth at
1880 this noon.
An exhibition of fancy dancing
WAS given by a REQ touring car
driven by \. C. Smith Smith had
trouble with the starter and dccid-
ed to crank the car by hand. At
that time the car was parked in the
orthodox manner on thc north side
Of the street, near the entrance to
the RI Centre hotel.
Smith Swrars a REQ of this par
ticular model cannot be crankcd in
gear. His statement is supported
by auto mechanics. Nevertheless
this REQ proved the exception to the
rule by backing out from the curb
ing, wardancing east ON Main street
until it found the only open space,
continued to back into the space
and across the sidewalk, running the
health and complexion of the plate
glass windows in :" Doe Xiun's of
flee. Smith i'm the meantime had
been busy trying to discngagc him
self from the front bumper. He
did so without injury to himself.
Aside from the broken windows,
a bumped fender and ruined rear
tire, there was little damage but
plenty Of excitement. Spectators
argued long as to how the machine
could travel if it were not in gear
and how it knew enough to pick out
the only available parking space,
The only answer is it did both.