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Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

bearings. Particles get under valves,
making them leak power, warp,
burn quickly.
There is one motor oil, however,
that fabrication engineers pronounce
ideal for .present day lubrication.
1t actually forms only l/3 to Us as
much carbon as euer, The cosHicst
oils sold! The little it does form is
;,juSt a soft SCOT carried away easily
by the exhaust.
? 1t is Shell Motor Oil. The new
high-vacuum process BY which il il
1 made gives ii othec importan, quail.
tiles, too. 1t wiihstands violent tenn.
perature changeswhich would break
down oid-s,ylc-oils. Ii holds lis body
not only wien ii is cool bu. IN.
der the intense heat inside hirh.
compression motor.
Once you begin using Shell Motor
Oil you'll tolerate no other Kind.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Slot Machine
Men In Court

Nine slot machine operators OF
Heber appeared before Judge May
l,ield this morning in justice of
peace court for arraignment and
all but one decided to plead not
guilty to the charges of the district
attorney S office. The one asked a
plea.
Judge Mayfield released the men
all in business at Heber, under
their own recognizance and set the
date for trial of the first case, that
Of G. A. Borcn for Thursday morn
ing.
The nine were placed in technical
arrest when the sheriff's office
aided the town Of Heber and con
fiscated all slot machines in opera
tion. The raids were conducted on
orders of Elmer Head, district at
torney.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

No longer are motors slo;Y andFin.
efficient, with big roomy spaces ,fpr
carbon to gather. Pisions now reach
almost to the cylinder head-wilhin
1892 of an inch in some motors.
Increased efficiency is the order Of
The day. 1t accounts for the greater
power, economy, speed Of the new
cars. The new Fords you now sec
by hundreds get their power from
such an improved motor. I %'s'
Yet there are people who: wish
you'd never even heard of this
change in motors.
They are the refners of motor
oils that form quantities Of hard,
gritty carbon. Such oils were bad
enough in old.siyle roomy engines.
They are rnRoits in the newer cars!
Hard carbon causes knocking. en-.
ginc strain. Flakes chip off and
grind through tigh, pistons and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

dent Radcliffe College; G-William S. Kenyon, Fort
Dodge, Ia. Republican, United States circuit Judge
ere CT the authors Of the Webb Kenyon law against
shipment Of liquor from wet to dry territory; 7
George ". Wickersham, New York, Republican chair
OF tbs commission and former attorney general in
the cabinet OF President Taft; 8-Newton D. Baker,
Cleveland. Democrat secretary Of in President
Wilson'S cabinet; 6 Frank J. Loescll, Chicago Re
publican lawyer and vice president Of Chicago Crime
Commission The two members not shown above are
William T. Brubb Birmingham, Ala, Democrat, Unit
cd States Judge northern district OF Alabama and
Eonte M. Lehman, New Orleans, Democrat, presi-
dent Louisiana Ear Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Judge Is Winner
= OF Hearst Prize


NEW YORK, June 5. U.H)-Thc
placing of the enforcement of the
18th amendment in the hands of q
federal commission after repeal of
the Volstead and Jones laws, is the
crux o. the plan which won second
place in William Randolph Hearst's
contest for "thc best practicable
substitute for prohibition.
The plan was submitted by Brig.
Gen Albert Clayton Dalton, Z. +. n.
retired. who lives in Washington.
Its publication followed the an
nouncement that Franklin Chase
Hoyt, presiding justice of the chill
dren IS court of New York City, had
won the first prize Of $4,000 with Il
proposal to legalize the sale of wine
and beer unSer state control Dal-
ton received $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Conservation Club
Meeting Tonig ht

The American Conservation club
,will meet, tonight at the club head
auayters and several subjects Of
vital sinterest to the members arc
scheduled to be discussed.
1t is expected that Mark Rose
wiz have a comprehensive report on
;hc proposed Irrigation District
power project and that the activi-
ties Of the tri-statc Colorado river
water commission conference NOW
IN session in Washington will be
discussed.
4 nlm'bar. of speakers have been
1sk9'I.to. be ON hand and large
gatRefipg ofsthe members is ex-
pected. J q
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
RaNiS ! /. 81 I. {; Transferred q !:
By,laRl ichfield Co.

? Roy ps&5 ,,.for ymore than two
>Gars .'s6Nihctad, with the local of
fiGcs ! ofes ef:tsichfield Oil Company,
h%srl 'Ger .transferrcd to the Modes
FOG u ,aand 'will leave tomorrow
foraid mi spoSition.
..St9 ~ ming: to this city Davis
hAss .aj5 %hrzry friends, being u
popn, /. = iSniber' of Boyce Aten
Post 4 aejca Legion, and one of
9ts p sdrhmcrs in the drum and
bM,R Corps" though his departure
sS.l yrfAto ''las friends ara glad to
HeA3n fF. /. the, transfer is in the
M aIres Ot .r promotion.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
More Shocks
In Argentine

PUENOS AIRES, June 3. W.H
New earth shocks were felt in the
province of Mendoza sunday, dis
patches from the stricken zone to-
day said. Four more dead were
found in the town of Las Malvinas
md one moro at Villa Atuel, bring
ing the death toll to So.
Tho inhabitants in the area spent
their fourth night in the open, cN-
poscd TO the cold wave which swept
over the area following the quakcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Men RAGE Over
Girls With "IT''
Get ut" With This New Face
Powder

Why not be the most popular gi5
In your set? Pussywillow. the marvel
ous new personality powder, will help
your individuality become strikingly
captivating. different! Gives an ador-
able pcachbloom effect that makes you
simply ravishing Pussywil'ow doesnt
even thow as powder. But it endow,
your person with an exotic fragrance
that j bewitching Blonde or brunette,
you dan find your personal skin-tone,
ami White. at all toilet goods counters
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
CHURCH PEACE NEAR

MEXICO CITY, June 5. U.D -
Negotiations for settlement of the
dispute between the Mexican govern
ment and the Catholic church over
the nation s religious laws, are pro
ceeding so satisfactorily that most
OF the Mexican episcopacy now in
exile are expected to return within Il
few weeks, the interior dpartmnt
ANNOUNCED.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
as, ,tf5kMlty' :, :
GET tFIcATG 5oFrs DOING ~BUsr
a$ NEss{ {u MDEB. FICTITIOUS
c"' IVA ~ n AME Is{

~ The 'rndcrsigned hereby .certifics
'thatl he istcondpeting. general gas
olineA oilt and 1automobilc service
station business, under the fictitious
firmen9mc~ of g" Bayard's Service
station, in the city of El Centre,
lmperialH county, California, the
principal place, of business being at
thesnortheast corner of Main Street
andEImptrial Avenue, FL Centre,
Califorhia.is,
fSaid sfirm' is composed of Bayard
Rehkopf.+ who resides at No. 900
South Eighth Street, FL Centre,
California.
. -. BAYARD RElIKOPF.
State of California,
County of Imperial, SIS:
- On this 11th day of May, 1929,
before...me,s' Clara II. Fcustel, "a no.
tary .pablic,iin and for said county
and state, !. residing therein duly
commi issioned and sworn, personally
appeared Bayard Rehkopf, known
to me to be the person whose name
is subscribed 70 the foregoing in
strument apd he acknowledged to
me that he executed the same.
In Witness Whereof | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
seal of office the day and year
first above written.
CLARA II. FEUSTEL,
Notary Public in and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial, State of Califor-
MIA. Is 90 27 J 10
! (SEAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

Here nine of the eleven members of the nation
al commission appointed by President Hoover to study
law enforcement crime particularly the status Of
the prohibition amendment throughout the United
States The commission is composed Of persons known
experts in law, both theoretical and practical They
are, as shown above: Roscoe Pound Belmont,
Kenneth Mackintosh Olympia, Wash. Republican,
chief justice state court; Colonel Henry W.
Anderson Richmond, Va, Republican, lawyer; +
Judge Paul J. Mccormick, Los Angeles. Republican,
United States Judge of the southern district Cali
fornia; 5-Ada l.. Comstock Cambridge, Mass, presi
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
have mo room

TlE N the exciiemen, Of new
HIM models and new body-lines
sS on so many different cars
nv, these last few seasons we've
lH almost overlooked the great.
IE est change of all "a change
.A in motor design.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

Bere2t: dro hood oI tia re,2
Fort Is sturdy motion mo-
t7" y 'ciH gip9 1ol4 }"au}eft,t
serrico, systGieea high ped,
long (fe-5a. TcE s1'3 Lsa;
Mcro is ~ roam /" i jor Bll
k0ud'.d NJ hayd caIGou uhAi
cl{'s 9ie0|styunI J9H IeP34.;
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03
Nh
his future health may
depend upon this one
important thing.

THE years between babyhood and
. L the age of FIVE are the formative
yearsof life; the,,imc when the foun-
dation for a.as; 4: bodies must be
laid. =
" 1t is also during this span that
mothers must be most careful in
guarding against contagious disease.
Though statistics show steady de-
crease in child mortality, high per
ccntage arc below normal in health
and arc prey for disease.
Doctors now urge, for health pro-
lection, that children drink pure,
pia0ai, free water. Ii acts to dilute
poisons in the system, absorbs and
carries them away. without burden
ing i further with the mineral con-
tent of ordinary water. BY keeping
little bodies cleansed internally, ,pec
water is thus one of the most in.
portant factors in the reduction of
mortality.
Through scientific dissillation,
Puritas is mineral.free, impurity-irec.
IL is water in It's purcst form. Chill
dren like its wholesome aavos.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-03

t-~~ ~ To S.~r% % <-S fo.-,,
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
BURRIT7 TEAM To
START SATURDAY
First Practice Session Is Called
It WASHINGTON Diamond

Definite plans for the reersanisa-
ton Of the AuTritt baseball team
were underway today with the Arst
practice session scheduled fer next
Saturday afternoon from . to I
o'clock at the Warrington school
diamond. The team, ~ was announc-
cd yesterday. will play in the City
league and also on the road.
There il 4 possibility that the Bur-
rift nine will be entered in the
Pennington Valley league which will
be organized very soon and 1t may
be that the club will have two teams,
ore for home play and the other On
the road.
The Falcon A. C. IL directly behind
the Burritt team in its present plans
and anyone that might have an idea
that there il q movement Of eppo-
sition In the plans Of the junior club,
my rest assured that the Falcons
feel that the Burritts will be an
agency for the development of play
ers for the senior team.
Many OF the veterans of last years
club and several new candidates will
report for the workout saturday
Afternoon. Among these are stud"
Budnick. Joe Budnick. W. Kopec.
Gadomski. Partyka. Johnnie Rose.
Pat Rose. Vim Abramevicz, 'Ty
Cobb" Gaida. Bruno Zsmbko. Hav-
lick. Stanley Budnick and many
cthers- Stanley Budnick has been
named a. acting manager.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
(OLF&
| TQATW-
NETEERS
,eeVe,o11Y go ~ VA sENncS "
WV "
BY VERNE WICkHAM


The divot problem 10 4 chief worry
Of most greenskeepers. Golfers tear
up the sad about 200 yards from the
taes until the grass looks like 4
mans face after 4 bad case Of small
pex. and it isn't always a mark Of
4 dub to fail 10 replace divets. 1t ID
eftsn done by the careless golfer
both professional and amateur.
1t IL 4 we'll known horticultural
fact that grass turned over and cut
away by 4 whirling iron club will
graw back in place when properly
replaced. Those big toupsss dug
UP on the course and left up.turnsd
to the sun soon dry out and leave
an ugly hole in tho fatrway.
Hsw many times has your ball
rolled into one Of these divot holes.
spelling a good shot and giving you
4 bad lie when you were entitled
to 4 fair shot at the ball:
Some golfer playing ahead OF you
was careless!
Replace your divots!
Replace the sod or re-sod the
place" is the warning sent out BY
the National Greenskeepers Aase-
citation. 1t 10 a mark Of 4 real dyed
in-the-wool golf lover always 10 put
back the sod torn Up.
Replacing the divot should be ~
firmly established in your eslf
habits ~ the wasele or the back
swing. Replace your diyots!
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
League standings
The lea sue standings for this sea-
Outstanding Performers

Outstanding Performers
The New Britain team has been
shooting consistently we'll for several
shooting consistently we'll for sever
al seasons having been in the second
The outstanding rifiemen are A. E.
Mccormick who had an average Of
III fer the season out Of a pcssibl,
200. At each match each man shoots
In four positions with a possible
score Of 80 in each position. Nc
Cormick also averaged high man in
the oM-hand position with 4l.e. Earl
Cooley took the honors kneclins
with an average OF 44.4. f. W..
Pape averaged 49, sitting. Harold
White averaged 4s.1 prone.
Club Very Active
The New Britain Rife club has
been very active under the leader
ship Of the president. Fred Beach
and in addition TO the rife shoot.
ing 4 regular program OF pistol
shooting has been carried on through
the winter under the auspices of
the National Rihe Association. Five
men passed the government qualif-
cations and were awarded medals:
Harold L. White, expert grade: Earl
Cooley. expsvt grade: N. A. Bclkin.
sharpshooter: A. E. Mccormick.
marksman and f. w. Pape. marks
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02

man.
Z. w. Pape passed the national
qualifications for rite shooting and
was awarded the marksmaR's medal.
Several others have fired the rife
course and are awaiting returns
from Washington.
The executive committee plans to
meet Tuesday evening and lay out 4
program for the summer shooting
which will eonsiat Of outdoor small
bore rife shooting At so and 100
yards. the rife shooting being with
q Springfield at 200 yards and pistol
shooting At 90 yards and trap shoot.
ing. 1t will also take into considsra-
ton the Availability OF laying out
skeet held.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
Tennis TROPHIES
DEPEND ON YOUTH
Job Of Winning Buck United
States Prestige Up to Youngsters

New York, May s.~-D~rka Job
81 winning hack the two intsrnatten-
oil tennis trophies that America has
lost in the last couple Of years seems
certain to be placed this seAssN al
NEST wholly in the hands Of the
younger generation.
Whether they are destined to win
Or lose, tho United states Davis cup
lnA Wightman cup teams are Ike
~ to get little help from such cid
standbys a. Bill Tilden ana Nsils
Mallory, who have been the main.
stays Of victorious American een-
binatiens in many = past campaign.
Although she expects to visit
wimbledon again this summer and
have another fling 1t the British
eNampisNship. the veteran Eerss.
woman. perhaps dlscsuraesA BY her
double defeat In the Wtehtlnan cup
match in England last year, has net
included this seasons resumption Of
the Angle-Amsrtesn rivalry In her
playing plans. II she Asfinitsly Dc.
tsrnines 70 step esi4s In 'favef Of
yevneer players. her absence will De-
prtys the ssries o. picturesque
figure which has come to seem .
permanent part Of the Wtghtman
cuI picture. In five 81 the six ysars
the rivalry has endured Mrs. NAL
lsvy has been Z prominent member
Of the team. .-
Unless Mrs. May Sutton Bundy
Asftes the years with another SEN
satisnal season Or Mrs. Hasel Hotch-
kias Wtshtman decides to csms hack
70 show the Americans hsw to play
doubles. the Wishtman cup burden
at Forest Hills In August 10 apt to
~ borne by Helen wills Helen
jacobs. Edith Cress sA4 Nastsrts
Merrill. youthful evsvtet whose
avsfass 49, 10 Ast much more than
a..
Youth 10 sure 70 bs sssvsl In the
sslsetien ef the Davis Svp team that
will start play In the American ssne.
Jeha Hennasssy 1t 20 10 the eldest
o. the prospeets an@ Jela Van NyA,
wilmer Allison. Frits Mercvr and
0il Hall are In their mi1lle TWEEN.
thea
ftlAen, who're reverees In Davis
cup play have not tanned HE spirit,
would like to join the team In
Europe for the challenge round
a0ainst the French. along with
Frank Hunter. HE friend. partner
snl runnsr-up In the national rank.
Ing. But how we'll such . suggestion
vim b rsoeivsA BY the ysune Amer.
lean players 10 lubieus question.
II they manage u clean W the
Canadians. JapAnsss and the Cubans
Or MsxicanA . pack Of ambitious
yeuths b hardly Nicely 70 rslisA the
3Asa - being S~~ehsA when the BIG
~ csmte aisAs.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
NEW BRITAIN RIFLEMEN
WIN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Indoor Small Bore Team Smashss Jinx, Beats Cromwell
Grew and Takes Title Of Nutmeg League - Held
Second Place for Three Consecutive Seasons - E.
w. Pape is Awarded the Marksman's Medal
Executive Committee to Plan Schedule for Summer.

The indoor small bore team of the
New Britain Rifle club broke the
jink that has been following it for
four years by defeating Cromwell
Yesterday which gives it the champ
ionship Of the Nutmeg League.
The scores for the match were as
fA1IaVn,
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02

Caves To-day
Warrington at New York.
PHILADELPHIA ut Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Caves Tomorrow
Detroit 1t Chicago.
st. Louis a. Cleveland.
(Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
speakin
Of Sports

~Pep" williams, former cehAsc-
lieut. Aegses football, basketball sAd
bssshall star and wendeF fvllbaek
With the Providence Stsan Nellsfs
during the past professional fsot.
heh season, u working in New Brit
ala 1t the present time for the Git
bert Co. which II ensaged IN Drun-
iAe trees about the city. He 10 stay.
lag 1T tie 1rwiA hotel On Main
street.
Pop" played basketball In this
city a. 4 member Of the New Brit
ain quintet for 4 few games during
the past season. He has Z large
circle Of friends and acQuaintaness
here.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Hartford .. New Haven 8.
q innings. darkness).
Allentown 10. Pittsneld 5.
Springfield as. Bridgeport 81.
Albany Providence, rain.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games YcSten

Games Yesterday
Duhale 7, Jersey City >.
baltimore 1. Toronto /.
Eswark-Montreal, rain.
(Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
PROVIDENCE COLLEf;E w,INS

FNOV1UENCE CVNUEGE WINS
Durham. n. H., May 2 (UP)-
Providence csliees baseball team
defeated New Hampshire University,
! to I. here yesterday. A thres-run
wildcat rally In the seventh inning
tell enc run shsrt Of tying the score.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

0aRsss Yesterday
Philadelphia -. Dpston 8.
It, Louis I. Cleveland :.
-(Other clubs postponed, rain Or
vet grouads).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yes1ssday
Chicago I, Cincinnati I.
GA innings. darknsss).
Pittsburgh I. Ct. Leuts I.
(13 innings. darknesO.
(0ther games postponed, Fain).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
Standing

Games Tdlay
New York ut Brooklyn.
Chicago At Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
(Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
VILLA and LORD
BATTLE TONIGHT
Waterbury ScrlppG Nay Meet
httluno Llter ID The Season

Star Bout: Eddie Lord. Water
bury. W. Panchs villa. New Bod
ford, 10 rounds.
S,mt- ANAL: Eddie Read. Hartford,
vs.. Jimmy Pacardi. New York. eight
rounds.
Other bouts: Mickey Blaine. In
dian Orchard. Mass. VS. Zs!se Master.
Hartford. six rounds: Sindulfo Diaz
New YORK. vs.. Jimmy Liano. Spring
field: Johnny Clinch. New Britain.
~ Ted Anderson. New YORK.; Joe
Darcy, Hartford. ". BILLY MeCork-
indale, HolyoAe. four rounds.
Hartford. May Eddie Lord of
Waterbury end Pancho villa Of New
Bedford clash at Foot Guard armory
tonight in the star bout OF the week.
ly card, a bout on which turns an
outdoor "shot' with Rat Battalino.
Hartford featherwsieht.
The winner has been promised this
chance at Battaline In one Of the
FIRST bouts OF the summer at the
Dulkeley stadium.
Lord Is picked to win over Villa
tonight because Of his superior ex-
rerience. Villa gave Nick Chriaty Of
Bristol a real lacinG here last week.
ana showed himself 4 smart boxer
and a GOOD puncher. but ne II much
younger and has less experience than
Lord.
Eddie Reed Of Hartford. who has
won his last ~ lights. Il seen as the
winner over Jimmy Pacardi 81 New
York in the eight-round aemi-hnal.
Reed has improved greatly the past
year and is sweeping all opposition
before him.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
Games TOn,(,enty,v

Games TOnsOeFUW
Cincinnati At Brooklyn.
Chicago 1t Philadelphia.
st. Louis ut New York.
(Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

The Connecticut Yanks started
the season by winning a double
header yesterday by scores Of II to
and IL to I.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02

Games yUMoer0v
Springfield ut Bridgeport.
Hartford at New Haven.
Pittsneld at Providence.
Allentown at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02

GAMES To-day
Bridgeport at Springfield.
Albany 1T Providence.
AflANtewH Ut PittshelA.
Hartford At New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02


les ~ to whether there would b 4
card of fights at the Stanley Arena
this week or not, we haven't had
any notification that there would be
and at the tame time We haven't
had any notice that there wouldn't
be. Consequently. We azure that
there will be ~ Ashts this week.
The stanley A. G. lest considerable
money In it, last venture, IN ANA
tsur tournament last Friday night
and whether the club received it,
death blew ~ Tar - New Britain u
concerned, il question that the
future will decide.
According to Matchmaker Wax-
nsr. the monetary considerations
Imposed on him through the oper-
ations Of the state athletic commits
sisn have been 20 heavy that NJ
Ands that he u paying everyone else
without keeping anything for him
self. The assessments against his
club for eAtclais, including referee,
aoetor, seconds and others and the
taxes imposed on his club have been
altoeether too much OF 4 burden for
the officials to swing in view Of the
low price at the gate and the small
attendance at the fights here.
It begins to lock ~ though New
Britain will have to do without it,
Ashts. eithe. amateur or profession-
d and this certainly will be disap-
pointing to 4 large number q fans
here. Nsvsvsr, ~ enc can blame
q pvsmstsr for refusing to b . fairy
SodnotAsrs to . group sf vsFksrs'
We knew that . large number Of
Aght fans In this city have thsr-
sughly enjoyed the spert - 1t wa
furnished by the Stanley 4, c. dur
Ing the winter months and it, paas-
ing will b ressette1. But 10 gees
the stsry oil ever Connecticut.
Buddy Howard Of New Haven.
who wen the national heavyweight
amateur title In Asstsn in the re-
cent A, A. U. tournament was strip |
ped Of his title yesterday BY the
National A. A. U. Howard. barred
from entering the teusAaHent ~
representative Of Connecticut, hssk-
~ on with = Philadslphta team and
went through the prslinainartss and
semi final to beat al csMePs In the
Basten tourney. Hevsvsr. the sdtct
81 the Amateur Athletic unisn that
bsxing would not ~ Recognised In
Connecticut, holds and Howard,
though 4 champion through the use
Of his fists, 10 net champion By
decree Of the union.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-02
Standing

Gan'er Today
Jersey City At Buffalo.
Newark at Montreal.
baltimore at Toronto.
Reading at Rochester.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-27
.E|ELsON ENROUTE ALASKA: ESTABLISH
 B|C PLANE SERVICE

SEATTLE, April 27, (P)-Captain Carl Ben Eielson, pilot of the re- cent Wilkins expeditions to the polar regions, left Seattle on the s. s. Aleutian for Seward. Captain Eielson is representing eastern capital who propose to establish a commercial aviation service to in clude all the major cities of Alaska and eventually between Siberia and. Alaska. Capt. Eielson com mented on the typical spring day in Seattle and was flaming himself with a hat
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-27
BEEN ON JOB STEADILY

Rev. J. F. McElmell, for five years in charge of missions in the Nulatto and middle Yukon dis trict, was among the Interior folk arriving in the city last night en- route to the states. He will be out for at least a month and is making the journey simply as a matter of change following his re- cent illness from influenza which epidemic last winter took away many of the residents in his sec ton. Reverend Elmell is slowly re- covering and hopes to regain his former good health shortly.