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New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
The Mystery Dcepens as No Trace is Found of the Missing
 Prince Georges.

I bent to where Noels hand point ed and agreed with his theory that here was the trail of the car which had taken Prince Georges, whether dead or alive. from the scene Of the lnurderous attack which had been made upon him. There were two well defined double tracks, one go- Noel and l had dined, and the other returning. Noel walked toward the inn for few feet. his tlashlight fol- lowing the tracks. stopped abruptly. bent to the read circlins the flash light around, and then ran back to is
 "The trail is plain," he said "A car came past here. put on brakes suddenly and skjlded a lit. Then it turned around and came back"
 Can you see the traces of any other car besides yours'' I asked. Fresh tracks, l mean,'
 No" he answered. and one Of the walters struck in with the comment that there had been TO visitors to the restaurant for full hour before We appeared.
 Trade is terrible dull tontsht," he added.
 With the knowledge that there was nothing more to bo learned at this point, I turned 10 Noel
 eve must find out where the car tracks go" said, "ana we must also do some telephonine."
 -The police, ma'am ?" one of the walters said and there was in his voice the fear of police publicity which most all restaurant people feel.
 An Affair of state
 'No, not yet.' I returned decided lv. for l felt that Lillian and Harry Underwood should be informed of this affair before anything else was done, Fresh in my memory were tho details of the plot invoking Princess olina which Harry UndcrWo ood had frustrated, almost at the cost of his life. Prince Georges was q member of royal family, in all probability the future King Of Trees. The search for him should be in the hands Of the government secret service with which Lillian was still connected though rot actively. and the police called in only when she should wish them.
 The man gave sigh Of relief. That's better, ma'am' he said Was there anybody you'd like me 70 telephone for you? l could run back and do it."
 Thank you, but l must get 10 the telephone more quickly than that" rejoined. Noel, will you take the flashlight and follow the tracks of that car? If they leave the road wait until l come, but if not, keep on toward the main highway"
 ''There aint no road crossing this one till you get 10 the Montauk highway the walter volunteered. ''l.eas wise not one a car could get through. There's couple Of old oFergroWn wood trails, but nobody ..,er goes in them"
 Mary Rebels
 Inspect the entrance 10 those.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
NEEDLES AND PINS

Did you know that handbags in all their variety evolved from the silken bag or pouch which Oriental ladies wore 10 contain their black hair? This interesting fact, along with many others, is told in a new end unusual volume called Tools ot Toys of Stitchery." by Gertrude Whiting. lt traces the history of the needle from the first one Of bone on through all nations and all tune.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

ent himself responds to life and in his way of expressing love, tho change is far more difficult to make. it often helps in sucl instances 10 find some good Kindergarten or nursery school which will offer to the child endless opportunities for development in an atmosphere free of disturbing overtones.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
CAREFUL PACKING

If packing to go away soon, save the cardboard that come home in fathers shirts. These, dipped in- to frocks. make excellelt protec. are folded about them j,st right. they will come out of the suitcase nerfnnf
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

with the cream and cake.
 For variety, vanilla ice cream may be used in place Of the whipped cream.
 One quart of ice cream will be needed.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
Southern GOiila>h Serving Six

Southern Goulash. serving Six Three tablespoons butter. i pound
 ground round steak, tablespoons
 chopped onions. tablespoons chop
 ped green peppers tablespoons { chopped celery. : teaspoons salt. 1-2 teaspoon pepper, l cup lima beans. ? I-- cups tomatoes.
 Place the butter in 2 frying pan. when hot add the meat and cook until we'll hrowned Stir 10 permit 1 even brow ming. Add the rest of the 1 ingredients and cook with lid, Cook very slowly tsimmer) for 30
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

Photographs printed on metal by . new process are said to he practi- cally everlasting: the image is burnt in on an alloy.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
Fruit Conserve

T sing canned or dried fruits) One cup seeded soaked prunes. cup soaked dried apricote. cup q; d pinca pple, ] cup raisins. cups sugar, 1-2 cup orange juice. 1-3 cup lemon juice. ] cup fruiut juice Neft- over from canned or soaked fruits).
 Mix all the ingredients and let soak for one hour. Slowly cook un- ii thick Stir frequently with a long handled wooden spoon. Pour into steriiized glasses and when cold cover with melted paraffin.
 Currant Jelly Cake Dessert ! Six cake hearts, inches wide and 1-2 inch thick, 1 1-2 cups whip ped cream tablespoons sugar tea spoon vanilla, cup currant jelly. | g cup diced marshmallows. Mix the whipped cream, sugar and vanilla. Chill. Place the cake | hearts on serving plates. spread with the whipped cream mixture. Beat the currant jelly for one min nj z, with fork. Add the diced marshmallow and pour portions over the prepared cak .. Serve at once with a fork.
 Currant jelly favors blend well
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

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New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

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New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
Menus for tie Fomil) CBy Mrs. Alexander Gcorgc)
 Menu For Dinner

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 Buttercd Cabbage Bread Fruit Conserve Head Lettuce Chili Dressing Fruit Gelatin Whip Coffee
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

The three skin baum marteh chokor takes precedence over the two-skin for spring.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
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DANNY SEES THE LAST OF THE
 STRANGER
(By Thornton W. Burgcss)

Pity those who strive 10 gam safety, knowing it is vain,
 --Danny Meadow House
New Britain herald., 1929-03-02

Copyright, 1929, Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
PERSONALS

A. l.. Mitchell of the Walsh and
Mitchell Realty company of Pacific
Beach, visited in FL Centre over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Snow were
in the city yesterday cnroute from
Oceansidc to Dallas, Texas, where
Mr.. Snow will be associated with
the state distributors of Chevrolet
cars.
Bud Tuchscher, Dale Pogue and
Steve Stephenson, all of Oceanside
were week end visitors in FL Centre
and CaleXico.
Jean Hall, formerly cashier of the
Hcltvile bank and now with the
Security Trust and Savings Bank OF
Los Angeles visited old friends i,
IBIS vicinity over the holidays.
Roy Hoover, the present manager
Of the Bank of Italy in Oceansidt
md formerly vice president of tn,
Holtville bank spent Sunday in the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogicr spent the pas,
few days in the valley, returning
today to their home in Los. Angeles
. Mrs. Roy Breedlove is visitin.
relatives in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
Court Dismisses
Vagrancy Counts

Charges Of vagrancy against Will
Iansen, Jim Ellis and f. W. Moser
were dismissed by Judge Perkins
.lis morning, owing to lack Of evil
dence against the men. Douglas
Williams, negro, was accused Of dis
;urbing the peace by getting into All
alteration with Mexican and was
sent to the county Jail pending a
more complete investigation of the
charges. Roy Brown, accused Of
doing his iandlady out of his room
'ent, was released on condition that
ne pay up what lie owes when his
financial condition is bettered
which he expects will be toward the
end of the week
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
Here And There
In Sport World

PARIS, Vow. 10. W.HdJohnny
cuthert of England and Benny Val
ger, Franco American featherweight,
boxed a ~ round draw at the Cirque
de P2ris last night.
BROOKLYN, Nov. Is. W.P-John-
ny Dundee, former featherweight
champion, was defeated by Georgia
Goldberg of Brooklyn in 10 round
bout here last night.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. Is. UP)
Henri de Wancker, French feather
weight, knocked out Jose Diz of
Cuba in the fourth round of a sched-
uled 10 round bout here last night
j. NJ. Swift, Fresno, is showing
four sweet potatoes totaling 81
pounds in weight. The largest weigh.
ed II pounds.
A firm at Turlock, Stanislaus
county, is dehydrating 5000 pounds
of eggplant fruit for shipment to
ew York.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
PAGE THREE
Girl Too Nervous To
SIcep-NOw She Dances

Nervousness kept me awake
nights and | felt awful. After one
bottle of Ninol, go to dances and
eat and sleep fine. Almeta
Hingst.
NinoI is compound of iron,
phosphates, cod liver peptone, ctc.
The very FIRST bottle makes you
sleep better and have BIG appe-
tite. Nervous, easily tired people
are surprised how QUICK the iron,
phosphates, etc, give new life and
pep. Vinol tastes delicious. Clements
Drug store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
To Show Pictures
At Jasper Center

Jasper farm center will hold a
meeting at the Jasper school Fri
day, November 10. at 7:45.
Al Kellogg of -ie Irrigation dis
trict will show some of the films of
the Imperial Irrigation district, en-
titled "a Trip Through Boulder
Dam" and "Scenario of Irrigation" !"
Addresses will be made by Frank
Beyschlag, farm advisor and by c.
l.. Childers, the former speaking on
"Pecans for Imperial Valley" ami
the latter on "The New Congression
al Reapportionment for California. "
Music will be furnished by Miss
McClelland and G. Slocum and re-
freshments will be served at the
close of the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
Eight Officials
Under Indictment

MARION, N. g., Eov. IL. OPP
Eight Mcdowell county deputy
sheriffs and special deputies were
charged with murder in true bills
returned today ny the Mcdowell
county grand jury investigating dis
orders growing out of strike trou-
bles here during the summer.
The deputies were Il. l.. Robbins,
W. A. Fender, Dave Jarrett, Jim
Owens, II. l.. Tate, Taylor Greene,
William Twiggs ard Robert Ward.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
L. A. BISHOP RECEIVES HONOR

VATICAN CI'rY. Nov. IL. U.n)-
Bishop john J. Cantwell of Los An
geles was named today as assistant
to the Papal II zone. Pope Plus
granted an audience to Bishop Kidd
of Calgary. Alta.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
CANADIAN MINISTER RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. tU.P)-
President Hoover today accepted
the resignation of William Phillips
United States minister to Canada,
who is leaving TIE diplomatic SER
vice in order that lie may educate
bis children in the United States.
Phillips gave this explanation to the
President when he declined to ac
ccpt another post.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE MEETS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. U.P)--
a meeting Of the Republican sena-
torial campaign committee will be
called within the next few days to
consider the election Of treasurer
70 replace Otto Kahn, New York
banker, who declined to serve, Chair
man Moses of New Hampshire an.
nounced today upon his return to
the senate after week end trip TO
Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
Asks For Control
OF Boulder Dam
Continued from Page ~
Cites Savings

Cites Savings
Mathews said the City of Los
Angeles had saved IS citizens S25,
100000 by producing and distribu
ting its own municipal power and
that further saving could be effect
ed if the city were given ADEQUATE
power from Boulder dam. Under the
Wilbur anocation, it will receive 2
per cent, the same amount that was
granted the Southern California
Edison Company.
Nevada 3 claim to one-third of tho
dam 3 power was conceded by Mat
hew5. He said he thought Los Ang
-ies. as operator of the dam, and
Nevada could work out a satisfac
tory scheme whereby the state could
withdraw power as it was needed
and turn it back when the demand
decreased.
Harland 6. Palmer, representa-.
tive of the mayor of Los Angeles,
and editor of the Hollywood Citizen
supported the objections made by
other Los Angeles delegates to the
allotment to the California Edison
Company.
"Private corporations are seeking
mower TOR only nome I.,rDosc--pri-
vate profit" Palmer said. "The
city of Los Angeles made $3,000,00O
on its power operations last year
1t can do only two things with this
money: Improve service or reduce
rates. If the money had been made
by private company, it would have
been paid out in dividends.
Palmer said he had made an eff
fort during the last three weeks tC
sound public sentiment in Los Ang
eles and found it opposed the allo
cation Of power to the Edison Com
nany. He said it was the popular be
lief there that Pasadena. BurbanF
ond other nearby cities, denied pow
er from the dam, would have to pur
chase it from this private company
despite their priority rights unde
the Boulder dam.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. i3. iU.P>-
Neither Governor John G. Phillip
nor members of the Arizona Color
ado River Commi ission would mak'
an official statement today regard
ing the state of Nevada's propose
Il Washington to purchase all powe]
developed under the Boulder dan
project.
Gov. Phillips said Arizona hat
made her answer to Secretary of In
terror Wilbur and had LETT the mat
ter solely in the hands of its com
mission. The commission also r.
fused to make any comment unit
officially notified of Nevada's pro
posal.
The allotment of the bulk of Boul
der dam power for the price of ~
mills was one Of the points in tn
tri-state agreement that resulted j
the recent withdrawal of Arizon
| from the Washington conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
,QUNIYQRRIEFS ,QUQR

Erockman In Wreck. w.
Bockman, Irrigation District direct
tor from Calexico, was a passenger
on the train wrecked and held up
near Saugus Monday night. Luckily
Mr. Brockman was not injured. He
received the congratulations of his
fellow board members at yesterday s
meeting on his narrow escape.
Dinner, Mems Club, Presbyterian
church, Thursday at 4:30. adv
Desert Pictures and Xmas cards
hand colored in oil. Valley Art and
Picture shop. adv
DR.. w. E. Lyons specializing in
osteophthic diagnosis and treatment.
49, Main st. Phone 1877. Residence
744. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

Men to Give Dinner-The Mems
club Of the Presbyterian church will
give a dinner tomorrow night in the
church basement, at $3.50. All mem
bers of the church and friends are
invited to attend. The church has
made a reputation for splendid din
ners in the past, and a corps of
cooks under the direction of Bert
Lemons, is ready to duplicate to-
morrow, he stated.
Three Dozen Smart Felt and Vel
vet hats on sale at $40. Katherine
Sullivan, Main at 9th. adv
Good Honey-54S Broadway. adv
Aged Man Dies-Herman T.. Rau,
II years and 8 months of age, died
at the John +. Waterman ranch this
morning AT o'clock. The body is
now at the II. T.. Lemons funeral
parlors. Funeral arrangements have
two sons from the coast. He leaves
widow, Pauline Rau, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John +. Waterman.
Wooda Blesy School Of Dancing,
latest Ballroom and Classical
dances. 729 Orange. Phone l33W
adv
Wash Frock Shoppe olive.
Mrs l.. II. Grassland. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

The Blick or Bondurant ranch of
1920 acres near Three Rivers, Tu
lare county, has been sold to Hahn
Brothers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

to ~ yrs, with and without fur
trimming. Katherine Sullivan. Main
at 9th. adv
Fresh Bnttered Popcorn at Paul 3
Stages Depot. adv
The Distinction OF Quality. For
your party. Bridgers Fancy Ice
Cream, Bricks or Bulk. adv
| And Now-Hot sandwiches and
coffee at Bridgers Fancy Ice c. cam
Store. Open noon till midnight.
adv
Dinner, Mems Club, Presbyterian
! church, Thursday at 4:30. adv
Fire Origin Unknown-A blaze Of
unknown origin called the fire de.
partment to the home of DR.. A. B.
Hanson, 564 Vine street, last eve.
ming at O'Clock. The damage was
confined to the back porch. where a
cabinet containing an ironing board,
m0ps and other cleaning utensils
were badly scorched before the
threatening fire was brought under
control.
Silk Sport Business Dresses on dis
play in our windows Thursday, Fri,
day and Saturday, all on sale at
sl0.95. Katherine Sullivan, Main at
9th. adv
Mrs. II. Sorensen-Nurse. 742
Olive. adv.
Call Newkirks Beauty Shop. For
finger waves. Phone 227. slv
Your Satisfaction will bring you
hack to Newkirks Beauty Shoppe.
Phone 227. VT adv
Install New Fountain-The in
stallation of the new soda fountain
at Glen Mikesell's drug store, Fifth
and Main streets, has been cOmplet-
ed. All the latest appliances for the
concoction of staple and fancy thirst
qucnchers are to be found here.
Let Storage Help You. Our rein.
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano, trunks.
and household goods. Phone l.
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Another Dance at Mt. Signal
School. Good music, Saturday night
Noevmbcr 10th.
New Glass Enclosure and
Johns" cafe on Main street, now
boasts an all-glass enclosure. This
will help keep the boys inside warm
on these cool days, and also add to
the attractivencss of the place.
Wish To Take This opportunity
: 'o announce to the voters of 1mpe
r'al county. my candidacy for sher-
iff of this county at the primary
election to be held next August.
For 26 years l have been a resi-
Gent of Imperial Valley, and for
noarly the last 90 years have been
= business in Seeley. While not
hoiding any public office during that
time ! have taken an active inter
} Hs' in the development and progress
# Imperial Valley.
can promise to the voters of
!mperial county if elected, an honest
economical and efficient admins
tration. enforcing all the laws i'm
partially and without fear or favor
to any one. George Campbell. adv.
Dinner Mems Club, Presbyterian
$ church, Thursday at 4:30. adv
District Board Meets-The rcgu,
lar weekly meeting of the Imperial
Irrigation District was held yester-
day for the disposal of routine bus
iness Two of the directors, w. O.
Blair and r. A. Aten were not
present at this meeting.
Richmond Good Shot - Franz
Richmond of this city won the sill
yer trophy for high run in the Blue
Rock tournament held in connection
with the Armistiec day celebration
at Calcxico, with run of 46. Rich
mond also scored second in the opeI
tournament, getting 96 birds out %
100. Al Carey of Imperial, with 81
otu of 100 was high man. Othe
high were Hama,. Calexico, 95
"Doc" Zinn, %, and Frank Lathrop
93.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
BUILG..5 limits

To II. S. Maxwell, 442 South
Fourth Kennel house. $500.
To Laura G. Hamilton, for a sleep
ing porch and alterations to dwelling
at 424 Adams street. $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

San Joaquin Valley counties will
send a float to the annual rose par
aGc at Pasadena on January J..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

Frank Reno, Mcfarland, Kerr
county, obtained 81 bales of cotton
from IL acres at the first picking
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

The state highway from the north
line of Kern county to Pixlev is be
ing widcned.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

Kings county tested 1,4S0 cows
during September. the average yield
of butterfat being 21.7 pounds. The
high cow gave ia pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

His uncle in Germany was heir
minded and now Sergeant Detective
Herman Senff, above, Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is richer by $1,000,0O0 a
castle on the Rhine, park and a
herd of pure. bred Holstcin cows.
But before he leaves to collect his
inheritance, Detective Senff, is 60
ing to finish the job of tracking
down the hold-up man who killed a
fellow policeman in Brooklyn recent
,ly. And he may stay on the force
even after that. he says.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13
Home Department Meetings =

Home Department Meetings -
Home department work is now in
full swing and two meetings were
attended yesterday by Miss Florence
Glenn, home demonstration age IT.
and Miss Jessie-Lee Decker, extcn'
sion specialist. The Eastside- Sunset
meeting was at the home of Mrs. G.
+. Kamm and the Alamo meeting
at the s. f. Gott residence.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-13

New Glass Enclosure-"Don's and
Johns" cafe on Main street, now
boasts an all-glass enclosure. This
will help keep the boys inside warm
on these cool days, and also add to
the attractivencss of the place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-24
AS And YANKS
LOSE CONTESTS
Cubs Win As Hack Wilson
Ties Klein and Ruth
For Home Run Lead

The Cubs approached the end Of
their final eastern invasion yester-
day by blasting another victory from
the Phillies. this time with an artiS-
tic home run barrage In the park
which really gave birth to the mod
ern four-base epidemic. Hack VIII
sons thirty-third. with two on In
the sixth. Rogers Hornsby's twenty
eighth, with one on in the seventh
and Zach Taylor's first. with the
bases empty in the eighth, enabled
the Cubs to win. 6 to l., and, Incl
dentally, add half a game to their
lead.
wilson's drive not only smashed q
scoreless tie and gave the Cubs
their ultimate winning edge. but
also lifted the stocky Chicago out
fielder into q tie with Babe Ruth
and Chuck Klein for the inter-
league home run leadership.
Bob Smith hurled the Braves to a
5 to 2 victory over the Cardinals at
Boston yesterday. despite a home
run by his pitching rival. Jess
Haines. Moisture In the box office
again caused the Giants and the
Robins to decide upon a day of idle
ness.
Having run a losing streak to
three straight games. a seasons
record for their club. the Athletics
added another to their string yes
terday Just to prove there was no
fluke about II. Hal McKain, right
handler. came to the front with a
five-hit game as the White Sox
bounded old Jack Quinn just hard
enough to win. 3 to ].
In losing to the Browns. 5 to 0
at st. Louis. the Yankees also ere
ated a seasons record. It was the
first time they had III into two
doses of whitewash on successive
afternoons.
Sad Sam Jones pitched the Sena-
-ors to a I 10 o victory over the
TIGERS at Detroit. and DANNY Mac
Eavden ortlasted willis Hudlin as
the Red Sox hammered out an 3
- 5 decision over the Indians at
Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-24

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Fridays Results
Chicago 3. Philadelphia !.
washington !. Detroit 0.
Boston Q. Cleveland 5.
st. Louis 5. New York 0.
Saturdays Schedule
Philadelphia nc Chicago
Boston ut Cleveland. two games.
Washington nc Detroit.
New York nc SC. Louis.