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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
JAIL CONDITIONS
CAUSE DEATH or
TWO PRIS0NIlE..R5. lE..R5 {,
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. March 11.-Two
men are dead and Il others are aer.
iously i'll, today, victims Of cold, ~
posura and unsanitary conditions at
the Lincoln Heights city JAIL health
authorities said.
The dead men, Daniel Black aaj
Robert Reid, succuabcd to pn4u-
moria, following their removal 20 e
hospital on orders u+ Assistant
Health Officers Porter and Stevens.
investigators charged that Tho
epidemic was directly due 10 con
ditions in the jail which forced
prisoners to huddie together during
cold weather to keep warm.
\ picture Of suffering, filth and
exposure which may lead to the }ii-
ing of serious charges against or
fjcers in command at the jail WIS
said 10 have been exposed by iu-
ycstigators.
OF the i3 men in the hospital,
four are 50 serious, that they may
die, physicians reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Serious Charge
Against Doctors
ny Uaited Press Leased Wire

ELIZAEETITON, Tnna March
H. Two doctors, accused Of opclJl
ing on - year old boy while
drunk, held their silence today Whd"
ao aroused community waited a."
laiGuwcnt Of the two ON charges ot
criminal negligence and mtoNica-
,ion.
Dr. ". II. Lougmirc and DR.. Ma
rcll Pjnsm were released md#
nominal bond. while Coroner W. +.
Ferguson continued his invos. sa.
tion into the death Of Elhort Grind
staff, tho boy who died after AN
operation for appendicitis. Au
autopsy made hy two physicians
called in by Ferguson was said 10
show the appendix had not been
removed and the organ itself WAS
healthy. Ferguson said he had cli.
dcncc that DR.. Longmiro and Dir.
Pnson were intoxicated while they
had the Young boy ON the operating
table and later told the victim S
father they were "unablo to find
the appendix.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Another Try TO
End Gas War
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, March IT, =
Another move TO end the local gaso-
line "prcc war; will bc made to-
night when organized gasoline ser
vice station dealers meet to adopt
q definite policy.
Members Of the retail service sta
tion dealers association win discuss
two proposals ~ to sell gasoline at
cost unless other retailers Join in
fixing the price, or establish a fixed
diffcrential of six cents.
Officials Of he association have
met daily for the past week and
have attempted to find some means
of stabilizing the market.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Tunstall Starts
Jail Sentence

George Tunstal surrendered him
self at the county jail Saturday af-
tcrnoJn, to start serving a sentence
Of year in Jail ON Il charge Of re
sisting an officer. Tunstall is also
due to pay Il fine of $500,
His arrest occurred in this cit
early last year, when members Of
the shrriff's staff sought to arrest
him on an alleged liquor violation,
He was convicted in the superior
court and appealed his case, the a4-
pellatc court denying a new trial
and upholding the decision of the
lower court.
Tunstall had been at liberty ON
bail and came here from Hunting.
ton Beach where he has been living
recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Bridal Couple
Badly Injured
By United Press Leased Wire

SANTA MARIA, Calf, March II,
Little hope was held today for the
recovery of John Reginald Mclean,
who. with his bride of eight days,
the formcr Mrs. Frederick Forrest
Peabody, was injured in an auto
mobile accident.
Mclean was injured about the
head aud attending physicians re
ported that there had been little
change in his condition since he was
brought to the hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Mclean, who was known as
the "Angcl of France during fhe
war, is expected to recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Group Taken To
Federal Court

c. y. IIartshorn, deputy United
States marshal, left this afternoon
for san Diego with number of
prisoners who are to appear FOR
trial in the federal court at that
city.
The prisoners included, Maria
Lopez, violation of the immigration
act; A. Salinas, and Manuel Herrera
violation of the tariff act and "a.
ward X. Cessna, Caledonia Esqucy,
Rcfugio Nmgaray and Efrcn Nun
garay, conspiracy to defeat the i'm
migration law.
Mrs. Wallace McClelland won't
with the party us matron and
"Dad" Estes went as chaperon for
the deputy marshal.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Cemetery Men
Get Bad Check
by United Press Leased Wire

RIVERSIDE, Calf, March IL
They oug the grav2 and then found
they didn't have any corpse for It
but what really made Olive Wood
cemetery official mad was the fact
that "Frank Jordan - drained 500
from the treasury.
The man who signed his name
''Flank Jordan' appeared late Sat
urday and asked that arrangements
be made for the burial of his moth
err, whom he said WAS dead in On
tario
He offered check 500 over the
amount needed for the interrmcnt,
took the cash from Il trustful at
tendant and disappeared
The funeral party failed to appear
on schedule Sunday and police I'M
vestigation today revealed that no
''Mrs. Jordan was dead in On
tario, and that Jordan S check was
not coed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Aliens Held At
County Jail

immigration inspectors were par
ticularly active over the week end
and lodged Il number of prisoners at
the county Jail to await invcstiga
tion as to their eligibility for resi-
dence in this country.
Those arrested were: Nenancio
MARTINEZ, Jesus Curicl A. Curial, NJ.
Cura, Augustin Rodriguez, Francisco
Nicara, Felix Sandoval, Valentino
Maron, Juan Baraias, Victor Mer-
cado, Simon Biscerra and John
Seifert.
Thar Singh was also apprehended,
but was later released on advice
from the district attorney 5 office.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Score Injured
In Train Crash

CHICAGO, March 11.-Twolvc
persons were taken TO Cook coau-
ty hospital and % others were
treated at the scene Of the a.ri-
dent today after two wooden yar,
had been wrecked in q roa~cnd rol-
Iision on the ,hieago elevated E1.,
Mt the Marshticld station.
\ local square press train rammrl
into the rear Of q Humba.t Tuk
train which WAS standing at Tho
station, wrcckiug the r,ar of .1y
latter train and the front OF the
fnrnlNr.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Husband Stabbed
BY Actress Wife
by United Press LenAca Wire

HOLLYWOOD, March II. - \
party in the apartment of Leuora
Cosnova, film actress. broke up this
morning when Cora Mahoncy stab
bed her husband, Will with a bread
knife, police reported.
Mahoney was treated for his
wounds, minor IN nature, and thcu
was returned to his home. His wife.
held briefly by police, was released
when he declined TO prosecute.
Mahoncy is said to br the SON of
a New York police Inspector.
Mitchell Harris, stage actor, and
Mahoncy were sand to have engaged
in quarrel previous to the stabbiug.
The affair was witnessed 10y Miss
CoSnova, formerly New York stage
actress.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Raid Staged
At Calipatria

He Holmes, marshal at Ca)ipatria.
staged a raid in the east side of his
town Saturday, with the result that
the jail population 4yas considerably
swclcd when those arrested had
been before court.
Those who were arrested and sen
fenced to serve 10 days in Jail or
pay fines Of -, included, Bessie
Franklin, Mickey Roman, Peggic
PRYOR, Ida May Wilson, Antonia
Medina and Anita Gutmm. All 5ho
women We're committed to Jail in
default of the fines.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
TOMORROW

Presbyterian ladies aid lnch-
con, church parlors l p. m.
> White Shrine social club, Las
Flores, 1890
Lions club luncheon, Barbara
Worth, 1910.
Methodist mems luncheon,
Barbara Worth, 1910.
Radio KXO-11 to /.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Generals May
Look 'Spiffy'

BY United Press Leased Wire
Ell PAsO. Tex. March Ii
An opera boUffe touch was ada.
ed TO the Mexican revolution 20
day when the. following telegram
was received by the El Paso Pos
from a newgpaDernan n Erie,
Pa:
Have option five thousand
cd knights Pytk.as uniforms.
Can you sell them to rebel gen
erals?'
Editors CT the Post inslructe /
their reporters to tell the genor-
ais CT the bargain in uniforms
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
SILLS REPORTED ILL
by United Press Leased Wire

OsSINING, y. N., March IL
Friends of Milton Sills, motion pic
turc star, said today he is grave'y
ill in sauituim here and that
Doris kcyon, his actress wife, il
greatly concerned over his condition..
lie is reported to have had brc1l,-
down recently, His whereabouts is
being kept secret
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
F. g. A. NJ. No. 384, Masonic
temple, 1880.
American Legion, legion
rooms, court house, 7:3O.
Troop II, B. S, A, scout hut,
1880.
S. S, workers training school,
M. e. social hall, 1880
Imperial theatre, MY Mar" "
Radio KXO-6 to 1890.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
MAKES HIM WILD

Los ANGELES, March IT - A
victim of bootleg liquor, according to
police, Semon Aradondo, was being
Lcld in the county Jail here today,
charged with am attempted assault
upon three pedestrians. According
to arrestinS officers Aradoudo at
temptcd to stab three men with d
knife, near Palms.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
SeagraVe Makes
New Auto Marx
ny United Press Leased Wire

DANTlNA BEACH, Fla, Marca
1l-Mriur IL. o -. Sc1graye, Brits
i>h ap,oHohiln driver, broke the
world IS automobile speed record to-
day uhon ha drove his Irying,Napier
machine Ooldcu Arrow at IN aver-
ag, speed of 2ai.362 miles am hour
boro.
The previous record was 2O7.5J
miles an hour, made by Ray Krcteh
al living me rrrlcN car of J. NJ.
Whit. ot Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
.roPE SHEET QUITS
By United Press Lea.ed Wire

Los ANGELES, March II
publ, warnings broadcast through
radio >,a.ious, periodicals. aud news.
rapar, l0 DAYS ago forced publish.
ers Of the first "tipsler sheet it
Southern California 10 close tllelf
Spring street offices aud entifelv
abandon publication, Corporation
Commissioner j. NJ. F'riediaudeF aA.
nounccB today
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT
ny United Press Leased Wire

PHOENIX, Ariz, March H.
Joseph S, Wise, -, Chicago, va
killed on the highway near here yes
tcrdav when his automobile skidGr,
and then turned over. His wife ,uf
fcred only minor injuries in The ae
cidcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Mrs. Grimes
Under Arrest

FL rASC, TcN., March Callic
Grimes, wanted iu Los Angeles in
connection with the Carl jacobson
red flannclS expose case, was arrest
ed in a hotel here today under a
warrant issued by Los Angeles po-
lice.
EOS ANGELES, March Callir
Crimes, arrested in FL paSo, Texas,
today is wanted here to stand trial
with seven others on "A charge of
conspiracy TO cause the false arrest
of city Councilman Carl /. Jacob
son in 1927
She disappeared from here the day
the grand imv indicted her along
with politician, an underworld
leader and five policemen, The in
dictmcnt was based ON an affidavit
sworn to by her.
In the document she admitted that
she deliberately attempted to lure
Jacobson into compromising posi-
tion so that'he could be arrested on
a morals violation count.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Lawyer Coolidge Goes to Work

Northampton Mass returned the
plain prints the wall and pine desk in the
left to
work in tacab like other citizen Below him being
partner, entrance TO their
zp1dcnt his and
pictured right dictate few LEI;
stkngly w-th those of the Wh2
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
S ()NS
TO WORK
At NIGHT
Horde OF Bills Must 81
Cleared Away Befor]
Hardy's Trial.
NO TAX ADVIC !
Young Expected To Sub
nit Report Without An,
Comment.
BY HOMER Il. ROBERTS

CUnitcd Press staff Correspondent
SACRAMENTO Calf, March ]
Might sessions and week
grinding ucr6 faced the California |
state legislature today.
With only ) actual working day
left before the impeachment tris
Il Judge Caf,os 5. Hardy, hous
leaders prepared to set the legisla
tIyp machinery at full speed and
clear lie calendars by the end Il
the week.
ON ot more than 1000 bills in|
ro5urcl 3nl5, 107 have been passed
10 datu, and sent to the governo
tor signature. The senate calenda
today showed l25 measures read
for fira. acton, and the assembl
= marc.
Gor.tnor Young is expected te
traGsuit the rpor5 Of the CaliforI
a.d ta.; commission to the IcgiSla
ttre without recommendation. NJ
Immediate change liz the state s ta,
Nstem, and continuance of the ta,
study for two years longer will bq
recommended ~ the executive.
Offlcials OF nine large Californi.
cement companies would be sent Il
Jail For "coutempt of the senate,
under resolution by Senator j. NJ
Iauau # Nacr.ncuto. Failure ~
these Officials to testify or producd
complay record, before the "eemen|
! trust probe committee would
/ Justify the senate in ordering them
10 jail until they obey orders, ac|
gordiug to Attorney General L. =
Webb.
Budget Ready
California 5 general appropriation
measure. the %244,O00,00O budget
prepared by Governor Young coveH
ing expenses Of state governmcuI
for tho next two years, is ready loi
assembly vote, either today or to
morrow. This will clear the way io'
consideration OF some $50, 100000 il
special appropriation measures.
Final action by the assembly OF
the state school code introduced BY
Senator Herbert w. Slater of Santa
Rgsa, win make possible considera
! tion of score of important edul a
tion measures recommended favor
/ ably by committee, and awaiting
vote ON the general code.
Wet aud dry forces in the lcgisia
] ture prcsag.d the doom of TIVE
I measures designed to strengthen til,
( Wright Act, California 5 littl,
/ Noistcad law as the result of the
/ new Jones bill enacted by congress
/ AS..mblyman y. W. Wright o.
san Jose, dry leader in the lower
house declared that the new feder
! al hii. VIII probably make it I'm
aeeee>ar. to press the bin by Sena
TOR IL. G.. Jones Of San Jose increas
ing penalties for liquor law viola
! tioas .u California.
Kill Roads Bill
However, Wright announced hi,
intention Of Fighting the HornbIow
/ cr-Eothester search and seizure
. bjU which would enact into Tia,
1 California law provisions of the fed
/ ,ral act against illegal search ol
homes for liquor.
Legislative log-rolling for n9r
Highways is still s5aunchly opposed
/ tv Governor Young, it was learned
/ at the executive offices today, Tb.,
! robal'y spells defeat for the I'd
Warda-h line hill, proposing addition
Of 6lj miles Of Southern California
road, into the state s secondary
I ~y>t.ur
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

san Luis Obispo county viii this
year cover 100000 more acres with
squirrel poison than were covered
last year,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Tulare cream checks aggregated
only E3o5, sos for January moro than
$4,000 behind the December record
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11


NUEYO LAREDO, Mexico, March
n, Tho Mexican federal govern
mcnt today ISSUED a call to all re.
serve officers throughout the re
public To report for active service.
This was part of a plan to augment
the federal forces in preparation for
renewed offcnsivos against the
rebels
Reports received here today said
General Pedro Gabay, in the state
Of IIidalgo, had deserted to the
rebels.
Dynamiting of n railroad bridge
by rebels at Oio Calicntc, between
Monterey and Saltillo, also was re
ported.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
BY G Z FINE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NL,N.IEA ILT\ Murnh NM


MEXICO CITY, March ll-Nn
official government communlqu" is.
sued a, noon today said rebel troops
under General Jesus NJ. Aguirra sur
rendered and were disarmcd at
Juauita, Vera Cruz, definitely end
ing the Vera Cruz rebellion.
General Aguirre and his brother,
the commuuiqur said, still were be
ing pursued
80 developments OF Importance
were reported from tn" sectors in th'
north.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
WEEKEND RAIN
BENEFICIAL TO
STATES CROPS
Ry United Press Leased Wire

StN FRANCISCO, March II.
RaucA,rs Il California brcathed
c9~icr today sud fears for crops
were ahutcd as the result Of drcueh-
ing rains over the week end. There
also was heavy snowfall in the
mountains, storing up moisture fer
the drv month 10 conn.
Fhe rain WIS general from ,ia
Mexican border to the Oregon liee
md broke Il loag dry spell wh.ca
had caused worry fer farmers o.
srain. orchards and pasture lards.
Imperial Valley wa= the only region
sighted in lie general downpour
In the higher attitudes. from T.
10 II inches If new SNOW fell. add
ing to the general snow pack from
which water for irrigation and the
gsoetal power must come ueXt sum
me
ono death was reported from
Gjiroy whore tine rains caused a.
sma! stream to overflow. hu NJ.
identified MrNiraa was drowned
while crossing IT,
Fair and colder weather ruled in
California today.
Los ANGELES. Marc1 H.. Fair
cool weather prevailed today fol
lowing week cud storm which II.
Wea,hormau said was worth "u.ii
lions of doIl"~s to farmers of Soa51-
eH California.
The rainfall, which was general
from the sea- to the mamtaius ua,
thc heaviest ot the season anl
brought The total precipitation teG
10 1850 inches, tn, forecaslpr an
nounccd. The normal fall for the
period is 1L9S.
Tho hoavies, dowHpour in South
orn California was ut Sierra Mad,
whore 3.l9 inches WAS recorded.
Pasadena followed with 30 aud
Nj Wilson with 30.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

training instruction Is to show moth
erS the NAV To do that.

training instruction Is to show moth
crs the way to do that.
There is no ut-and-dried poultice
or plaster that will cure = bad child.
The parents Of such q child could
probably have avoided . great deal Of
trouble and unhappiness for them
selves II they had known to start
early-and watch him closely Is these
little wrong traits appeared. and to
coax out the good ones. Now the
best thing they can do Is to appeal
to his sense of justice and reason.
and put his common sense to work
as we'll. They can't cure him ex-
actly, but he can cure himself II they
tell him how"
Explaining Punishment
"And you don't believe In punish
ment?" she asked.
WHO said I didn't believe in pun.
ishment? OF course I do. But It's
the castor-oi OF the training diet. It
can't take the place Of the food. When
it becomes necessary too often, sone-
things wrong. Also like castor oil, 1t
has an unfortunate reaction. There
is too much punishment: that's what
I maintain. And too little time spent
thinking things out"
My friend paused and considered.
Then when children are bad and
disobcdicnt and hard to control It's
their parents fault"
Then, There's Heredity
well no. I don't like to say that.
My sympathy Is always with the par
cnts. Most parents would do any,
thing on earth for their children.
Besides I believe too strongly in
hcredity. In spite Of the behaviorists,
to lay the blame there altogether. A
child may not inherit bad traits. but
he can inherit a will stronger than
that of his immediate predecessors.
his parents. q will SO strong that
when these small habits put in an
appearance, they r not easily brok-
en-. But ven then, If taken very
young. as he should be, he car be
trained into the habit of never doubt
ing that his parents know best. Then
he'll mind them almost certainly.
$50 many things enter into 1t. The
parents themselves, for instance, and
their ability to bring out the best In
their offspring. It's a very big
thing and there Is no royal road.
Courage and patience r the guide
posts"
Eyes, I guess it is a big thing" she
finally admitted.
And we're only started" I supple
mented.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07
Stores Show
Increased Earnings

Chicago-(AP)-An analysis Of
the investment possibilities Of chain
stores, prepared by F. A. Brewer
and company, reveals that almost
every branch Of retail trade is rep
resented by systems Of chain stores.
Chains selling groceries lead by
a wide margin in the number Of
separate stores. The largest COM
pany has $1,000 stores, and some
Of the other grocery concerns have
branches ranging in number from
1888 to several hundred.
Other chains dea! in drugs, to-
bacco, shoes, furniture, women's
apparel, general merchandise by
mail order, candy, meat and auto
mobile accessories. There are sew
cral big restaurant chains and a
growing number Of "luncheonette"
systems, usually in cojunction with
drug stores.
The survey covers Sc different
chain store systems. Fifty of them
report increases in net earnings dur
j.. the first half of 1929, compared
with the same period last year. The
increases range from two-tcnths per
cent by a restaurant chain to 312
PER cent reported by q chain deal
ing in apparel for men, women and
children.
The prices Of chain store share s,
in every one of the 68 systems,
show a considerable decrease frcm
the highs Of the year. One issue
is selling at 64.7 times the earnings
for 1923. This figure ranges over
= wide area for the various systems,
down to SO times earnings for q
radio and sporting goods chain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

Notice u Hereby Given That by
virtue Of a judgment and decree in
fNrsclosurs rendered Ee6r ana EiXen by the
trict. Burleigh County. North Dakota.
and entered and docketed In the office
Of the Clerk Of said COurt on the 14th
S @Ser ct ' Sas. q City p s ayHs M an ana af Gos%
tiff, and Carroll b. King and Maud
IkinE. his wife are defendants, IN
said DEFENDANTS. Carroll b. King and
in such case made and provided for
the sum Of Twenty. Nine H9nared
Dollars with interest thereon from
the terms and conditions III said
mortgage contained, which judgment
rccted the sale by me- Of the real
estate hereinafter describe to satisfy
the amount Of said judgment with in
tsrest thereon A. and ! costs ,,,,. and expenses reegr
the proceeds Of. such sale applicable
thereto will satisfy and by virtue OF
a writ to me issued out OF the office
said County Of Burieigh ana state Of
North Dakota. and under the seal or
said Court. directing me to sell said
real property hereinafter described
pursuant to said judgment n de-
!. Rollin WEIGH. as Sheriff Of said
Burleigh County and h person ap.
pointed by said Court TO make said
sale. will sell, pursuant to said writ
and judgment and decree. the herein
after described real estate to the
highest bidder for cash at public auc-
ton at the Front Door OF the Court
house in the City of Bismarck. in *he
County OF Burleigh and State Of North
Dakota. on h 3rd day Of September.
A.. ID. 1929 at : o'clock in the after
noon of that day to satisfy said judE-
ment. with interest and costs thereon
and the costs and expenses IT such
sale. or. 80 much thereof as the pro-
ceeds OF such sale applicable thereto
will satisfy.
The premises TO be sold as afcre:
said. pursuant to said Judgment ana
notice are described as follows, to-
wit:
(3l) in Block seventy-eight (7S) OF
Mckenzie and Coffin's Addition to
the City Of Bismarck, County OF Bur-
leigh and state Of North Dakota. &C:
cording to the certified plat Thereon
| on file In the office OF the Register
| OF Deeds in and for said County ana
State. together with the buildings n
| appurtenanceS thereon.
Dated this 27th day OF July. A.. y.
1922. ROLLlN WEIGH.
A. Sheriff Of 1urlsieh County
North Dakota.
Alien w. Wood. Attorney. for. Plain
No; 7h Broadway. yarec, Ncrth Pa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07
YOUR
= N6e Ab6ecs Bu7n
oe90 VA SosvnalN

But how DO you make bad chill
dren behave?" asked a certain young
woman.
Just like that!
"You don't make them. You teach
them," I tried to tell her. Just as
you instruct them in playing the pi-
ano " doing problems"
But you write about child train
ing, and after all when VIZ have bad
children you don't tell us how to
make them good"
What Child Training Is
Occasionally I do turn doctor or
surgeon. but see here" I said, I'm
afraid . bit i~mpatiently, Child train
ing consists in building up, not tear
ing down. It's taking a young child
very. very early and by telling him,
explaining to him, and showing him,
and resourcefully getting him to do
what you want and to be what you
want him to be, that counts; child