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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

and Watson. lac, who are the
Southern California distributors Of
the Majestic electric radio. 4 band
has been organized among thr rep
.ca.utaj.ygs Wto @r making the
"trip aud Majestic radio wlII hc
installed IN the train to furnish
uasic and catcrt"inment for the
party.
TIE Grigs5y-Grmo~ Co., manu-
fac,arers of the Majestic Radio.
haNc planned three days cf cuter-
taimert and cdUcatiouaI .,et,y.-
tion OH material and me,h.d Of
iranufactHring their product as
we'll "a visit, 10 the SIX large plants
of the company. Ii viii afford %
splendid opportunity for western
.aicytrau to ct Il glimpse cf eastern
anufa"tiriug methods and sales
idea@, rs wel! as the latest Improve
meat- and developments i'm the radio
r.!d.
According to plans now complct.
I'd, this viii b the largest gather
my il tAe history Of radio industry
OF prns,ntatiTes of one make.
Evarv section Of the Uuit.d states
viii Eo represented and il Wili be
csiiust.d that more than I0.U5G
viii be guests Of tine Chicago Ma
.iesti. factories.
Frank Dailes. FL cntro repre-.
sentative, VII head the parts Of .hc
inl r.a! valley Hardware CO.'S
delegation, and plans a.so to make
Ills booster tfP for Imperial
1ai!e. a> Who'll By taking gcu-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

saN'"Gf.
Kyro's novels always havc a
.iudicious mixture of romance,
drama and comedy. These qaqlities
have been preserved in the picture,
which incidentally, required con-
siderable engineering ability in be-
ing filmed, owing to the intricate
scenes required.
Renee hdorcc and William CO.
lior Jr., have the leads, with such
artists us George Fawcctt, Fred
Kohlor, George Durca and Harry
afibhon in support
Many scenes Of the picture are
laid i'm old San Francisco, aud there
has 0ccn no more faithful student
nf San Francisco in the days Of the
DoHs. than Peter B. Kvnc. tide
Of EuPirc' is the type Of picture
that people like.
For the vaudeville numbers Man
ager Norris has booked lie Sova
Duo in songs and dances; Jim Will
lis, eccentric comedian, Sherry and
Grant, in tunes and taps.'' and
uocn and Marsh 70 clever pair OF
entertainers.
Tonight marks the last showing
Of "Thc Loathcrreck. with viii
liam BOYD in pleasing role as a
member Of the marine corps. 1t is
an exceptionally well produced pic
turc that vcr drags for q moment.
For comedy, it win be hard to beat
the Cctavus Roy Cohen picture
win an mI co.orcd east. It is u
riot.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
LITTLE CHANGE
NECEE''G1SITATED IN
WHIPPET ENGINE

Sound automobile engineering has
saved laroc sums to motorists dur
ing the last three years. Il has
brought ahout a large saving in
gasoline and oil and IT the Sane
tlmr has Increased the efficiency Of
the motor car, according to Earl
Lee, Of Lee Pros. Whippet dealers
lcrc. lie points 10 the history Of
jda Whippet since II made lis ap
-caranco in June 1926.
"The Whjppet established new
trend in automobile design that has
been followed by practically every
other ear manufacturer, Lee
uoiutcd out. When the Whippct
appeared it had an engine that was
radically different from tho accept
cd design and engineering practice
jhaf had hccn followed up to that
time.
'rlis row design save t1c IN.
giun lign speed, high compression.
exceptionally high horsepower for
tlc size Of the bore and stroke and
it had full force feed fabrication.
SYSTEM permitted it to operate as
sustained high speed under all road
conditions without injury.
"Sincc the firs. Whippot appear-
,I two other chassis have followed.
ANhougA thcS. have II npmhos of
.hauens and rotiucm,nis both in
thr cp@inc and power lin" dcsigl,
including the Transmission aud rear
o>lc. YET Fundamentally there have
bccu no major changes. The basic
prmcjulc hes been followed in the
new Superior Wh;ppets
"Thc new Whppcl -Four cngme
has ~ longer stroke and iaGcasod
compression ratio and shows an in
rcaeod power development of 20
u,r cent II also has higher top
speed th4n far#er models,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
COURT IMPOSES
HEAVY FINES III
LIQUOR CASES

Eonacia Guorro pleaded guilty
this morning before judy, May
field in justice Of peace curt tc
a charge Of possessing intoxica-
ting liquor. He was fined $500 with
the alternative Of spending the ncxt
1876 days in the count" jail.
Gucrro, together with his broth
ar pas9ualc and Daniel ChoIico
were arrested last night by Deputy
~h,riffa Sharp, Young and Pool,
and Ike Holmes, ehicf Of police at
taliratria.
According to the officers tar mon
were i'm the act Of ferrin@
som" mash to a baai made milk
.aE still
rasquaIr Guero and caalieo
were released
George Muramota Drew It &Iao
fine or 30 days in jail paoa tle pie
Of guilty to possessing oae-haIf
pint Of japanese gin.
George claimed that ia ha3 Jirj.
"a up tie bo.tle alor@ tie road
side but admitted that he had pos
a">eioa cf it whcn @rcostad - tn
arr,stiug Officers.
l.. G. Tatnn. charged with tlla
sal" Of liquor, VS. giSan Il praliu-
mary hearing and hold to answce
under bord n $500. ratam was
a....tad during 2 e3ld on thc Ais.
port Inn several weeks ago.
Herman /ohamaa proprietor o.
the ae"dhoUsr va, uled to z,
oa trial charged ss.t1 aPerat.ae tu.
pi"c" ".lhoH q license and Il pc
n'ttir% Intoxicating iqopr upon
the premises His cas- was tohtin-
MlA fDr -. ...nl...
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

A Flattering Offer: Mr.. Elmer
4. Todd: would you like to become
a member Of our Chicago Summer
School Faculty during the 1929
s.mmcr session? Your standing in
the musical world is such that we
should be glad to extend this invi-
tation TO you, Cordially yours, Ar
thur Wiidman, secretary" (Shcr-
wood Music SCHOOL, adv
Economy and Convenience. Cook
with Gas. adv
Just Arrived, and sale will, begin
Saturday, on 4 large assortment Of
Cotton Ensembles. $3.50 and up.
Hariposa shop, Mrs. Alice DuSold,
VI Agr jsj Main st. adv
Your Mattress renovated and
made just like new. Phone 20j, Ca
leXico, we viii gladly call, or write
or see CaleXico Cotton Products,
Inc, 210 Mckinley, CaicXico. We
are equipped NTH the latest ma
chinerE and have reasonable prices.
adv
Roses. Carnations and Sweet Peas
Mra. VIRGIL Patterson, Imperial.
adv
Rarhara WorUa norsi Club Break
last. 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
able d hote dinner sl06 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
MEuen Talks At
Jasper Center

.t. Ja-nor farm center m,at,u.
.asr evening thr principal speaker
was W. VI. McHu." OF lhia city,
WHO told Of various land title
proo''m> met with in this section.
Y. W. prTar, county farH adv
Sor' cav" " good talk on the rau
ct ~ dairy cow, hss-d oH statistics
2"hor"j 10y the agricultural cz-
t"nS.or s.',:ca dariug the past three
seasons.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
New Building
On Main Street

4 bai'diaa psra@t Tor tine crcc-
tien of a two story building on
Main street between Sixth and
Syouth streets is expected TO be
applied for carly next week accord
Mg to the city engineers depart
.Irnt.
Tn NV buiiding is TO be erected
bv Ire Security Title and Insurance
compals and viii hc used as their
offices here.
i is understood thu structure
AilI be Of reinforced concrete and
VIII cost N The ncighhoruood Of
t2aoD9
Suifeiss.oa Of plans were madc
% Tie hubljHe inspector today.
the pans cal for a two story
binding az bv - feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

I can drive my Erskine all day and
never get tired. 1t is most comfortable
and it cannot be beat for the money.
H. H.-Ptnnargyl, Penna.
My Erskine is second to none, and
| have owned several cars and driven
many. 1t has the world beat in every
way for its small cost.
n. O. P.-Dwand, III.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

During the second week Of March,
Ontario, San Bcmardino county,
shipped l9S ears of citrus fruits,
making l,l5S for the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Charles Hardy San Diego, re-
Gently bought 5000 black-faccd
spring iamhs from the Kern County
Land Company Of Bakersfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Bacterial Gummosis is bad on
plum trees in Placer county this
wear AID no effective means are
L.nMn fnr controIling II.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
KYNE NOVEL TO
BE PRODUCED AT
LOCAL THEATRE

Peter p kync, popular American
wrote "liae Of Empire -
a. charming romance Of the raiifor-
Mia gold rash, which deveioped in
to one Of the best sellers. !>yHe, ii
native son. knows his California
from San Diego to Del Norto
His popular novel has been dra-
matjlod FOR the screen by Metro
Goldvyr- Mayer, and comes to Fox
jmrcrial Theatre tomorrow night.
1t is silent picture, which gripa
the attention Of audiences at the
start and holds il until the final
crous supply Of fae new Imperial
county booklets showing cur natural
resources, Developments and in
du>tries.
These booklets will be distributed
ouroutr and ai7a at The convention
in Chicago, i'm order 10 aequa.ut as
many people as possible, with the
basic facts concerning this section
Of the country.
The party viii return ON their
special train carly the following
week. probably arriving on the
west coast about Monday. April %.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

The red seale of the orange has
been found IN largc numbers en- M
WYE Willows in Los Angeles c.uu-
~
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Co-tello Fined - A. Costello was
fined 80 for disturbing the peace
Jbis morning in Judge Griffin 5
court at Brawlcy. Costello did the
disturbing last night and spcno the
rest OF thc time in the county jail.
You Are Invited to Ncwkirk s
Beauty Shoppe for free facial. Call
now for appointment. Phone 227.
adv
Moved. DR.. II. Hooper, Dentist,
now located in the Bank of Italy
Bldg 10 North Sixth. RIM. and 3
adv
Two Traffic Tichctc-C. e.
Hughes Of pas .drna and 4. Cch-
eiia Of Mt Signal we're tagged BY
,ho state traffic Officers las night.
Hughes was ticErt,d tor speeding
and tie japanese for failing -
nate boulevard stop.
DR.. A. B. Banson. Dentist, Davis
Hlig. Extraction specialist. ..iV
We Loan 10 Build, buy or refin
ance Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Oregon Coffee snop. Open all
night. adv
lrY,..lc" Brolsht IIc@c-A boy
aud q s.T, participants ia ;h. al
l1g,d t,GnaIu, affair in Hhi.h
tHfao r'a%lrg youths :pd ta.o.
.eaaa g.tls a. tual tcgn i. rarJs-
ed thn cary part ot '., week.. 1scrc
lodged i'm ID. c..ur> j"il lo.l u.ob
but r.;u.a.4 to i.a"'.. ,il lofa
1.e.
Special For Friday, Saturday and
Monday. FLANNEL coats IN the love
" pastel shades. Sizes up to - ut
1905. TIn Marirosa shop. Mrs.
.tt.ce nuao'5, Mgr 80 Vain ST.
adv
cse,ea Car E-,,vcrod 4 c..vr..
ie5 roadster s,a,ou from .amete
y. Whitney. SO olive s.r.., last
night. WAS lo.a'.d ,u S1u pirgo
aud rl N.rt.p u. ,l.~g q s.tb
aae taaf.. IT.. ia.... ,s.l De-. r3uru-
- h.rs t.I.E.
The Fire Ladies' Auxiliary meet,
Nondav. o'c'ock D.. m., ~ Mr..
Jack Shaffrr :, 5Nl U,n. ady
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
ErSkine OsenerS-ReSt
Statesmen

The Erskine is the best car for my
practice have had in I8 years, and !
have had some expensive ones.
DIR. A. V. Sabnlba, Okla.
1t is the best looking of any car on
the road inmy estimation. Its the best
riding light car | have driven.
S. w. P.-Rfno, Nev.
[ have owned MY Erskine 6months,
get22 miles per gallon Of gasoline and
we made trip of 225o miles and had
no trouble whatever. My next car will
be an Erskine. We like it better and
better every day.
E. G. D.-Frankfart, S. d.
1t has always beena JOY to ride inthe
Erskine. | have had.no repair expense
to date and | have driven it better than
5000 miles.
H.P.H.-We5t Hampton Beach, ~ T.
Testimony of Satisfaction
l believe that | can say without fear
of contradiction that my little Erskine
is beyond a shadow of doubt the
greatest car for all around use that |
have ever driven. | have driven mine
1900 miles in 9 months.
n. Z. S.-SaEna, Kans.
My Erskine, which lam very proud
of, is a little wonder. Have driven
itI3,ooo miles overall kinds of roads
and in I8 years have never driven
anything like it.
T. L. T.-Yirginia, 1linn.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

You Are Invited to Ncwkirk $
Beauty Shoppe for free facial. Call
now for appointment. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

DR.. A. p. Ranson. Dentist, Davis
Hlig. Extraction specialist. ,.iV
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

The Fire Ladies' Auxiliary meets
Monday, . o'c'ock g.. m, ~ Mr..
.Iack Shaff,r's. 5Nl N,n. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Co~tello Fined = A. Costello was
fined SO for disturbing the peace
Jbis morning in Judge Griffin $
court at BrawIcy Costello did the
disturbing last might and spcns the
rest Of the time in the county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Oregon Coffee Snop. Open all
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
Read Whof ErSkine OWwerS Say!

Read What ErSkine O2nerS Say!
l defy any car, regardless of price, TO
stand the pounding which Our Erskine
receives, as we drive between 40 and
5omilcs perhour most ofthe time. Have
never gotten less than 20 miles to the
gallon Of gas.
W. y ",-Riverade, CaAjc
I drove my Erskine Coupe over the
toughest part Of this state for 1875
miles at a total operating expense of
$3.50, averaging 2855 miles to the
gallon ofg gas. Attimes was confronted
with S and 1915 hills that stretched
to q miles. She is still hitting on all
six and is ever ready to 60.
A. w. W.-NQgazfs, A,rz.
Think it is the greatest little car on
rnc road. Have never been in second
since | had it and we have some noun
tains and hills out here too.
+. d. T.-Nnthbor0, Mas.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

We Loan TO Build. buy or refin
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
Studcbaker2S
L 3 gKTNE SIX
TIE finest, fastest ctzv zt,aehey 5000

TOR economy style, speed comfohe Ekne Skis the buy
thousands rkn But don't have take their word Drive
Erskine Six yourself!
Champion of Cars Under $1,000
Learn with hands the wheel y the Erskne
costing less than SOoowh has consistently outpemed all cars its class
why holds the official record of miles 984
priced under
We have Erkne Six ready ot Prove yefthe Eknc
Sbu Stdbake, ,Budero
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
Champion of Cars Under $1,000
ErSkins OaVnerS Sing Praises

Erskins OynerS Sing Praises
We have driven our ErSkine 24,o76
miles and the best part about it, we
have never had one bit of work done
on it, not even clean the carbon, grind
valves, not even set the valves. All we
everdidtoitwas driveitpast 90 miles per.
c. ]. R Cleayfe1A, PennG.
l consider it the most beautiful car
in any price class as well as the greatest
value.
PR. Oceonads, L. l., ~ 7:
We are delighted with our Erskine
in both performance and in the looks.
1t is unsurpassed in the light car field.
c. H. A.-AHB6rd, DeL
Oyners Eve,y2Vhere - Satisfied
We consider the Erskinc better value
for the price than anything we have
ever seen. 1t climbs hills on high and
generally passes 4 lot ofIarge cars going
up-it JUST meets every demand.
+. /. Pasadena, CaHE
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Moved. DR.. II. Hooper, Dentist,
now located in the Bank of Italy
Bldg. 10 North Sixth. Rm. ! and >.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Special For Friday, Saturday and
Monday. FLANNEL Goats IN the love
Iv pastel shades. Sizes up TO ~ at
$ lo.25. n" Marirosa shop. Mrs.
hGee nu@o'd Mgr. 80 Naju St.
adv
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
LARGE LISTING ON STEAMER A. .EUT|A|V
 PORT OF SEWARD
ALASKANS CONTINUE HOME WARD TREn FROM WINTER
 IN THE STATES

SEATTLE, March 19, (F)-The s. s. Aleutian, of the Alaska Steam B ship company, sailed from Seattle Sunday at p. m. for Alaska with ,88 passengers on board. Thel Q were 65 for Seward, as follows:
 Mrs. Pearce, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Kruger, George Gray, Mike Nc Dermott, w. P. Breslin, J. L. Tobin, Clyde R. Ellis, D. H. Bartholl, A. M. Rice, Philip Echart, G. w. Foss, Lynn Smith, Mrs. H. Stolz, MT. and Mrs. J. Cody and child, Jas. Gray.
 o. Olson, J. Moon, A. M Crock CT, B. Madison, E. T. Hyde, Lillian Santos, Mrs. G. Roberts, Mrs. V. Boardway, William Falkner, Geo. Brown, Robert Carlson, Ewd. E.. Diehl William Hughes, V. L. De- mensen, MT. and Mrs. Souther- land, Barbara Haslem, Mrs. H. G. Haslem, Alice Haslem, Mrs. P. An- tlerson.
 Charles Brown, Robbie Curran, Mrs. Frank Curran, Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs. Andrew Moore, Mrs. E. McGee, liazel Watson, pr. Gltstafsor, Mrs. Nm. J. Rasmussen, MT. and Mrs George Hanley, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Jenkins, Joe Flowers, MT. and Mrs. Percy Hubbard, F. R. Bear heart, MT. and Mrs Harry Nelson, Pearl Watson, Elizabeth Mckragh, Alex McAllister, E. G. Wetzler, w. J. shannon.
 There are also nine steerage messengers for Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
! FAS|VG IF 0|L
 l ApN |c HAI. TEQ
 nv Tur ppFc!ln|FNT
Hnnvrp rEET7SES I'D MODIFY rrrr ,rrW Nvr. CnNSERVA-
 TTON POLICY

WASHINGTON March 19, LP)- Preeidtnt HOOver's determination to stop leasing of government oil lands was transformed into direct action when Dr. Ray Wilbur. new @orretorv of interior, ordered that all oil lease applications now pending sheil be rejected and no new applications shall be received.
 The President refused to modify the new oil conservation policy when requested by Senator Thomas Walsh. prosecutor in the senate oli scandals expose. Altho 4lwavs an advocate of oil conser- ration. Senator Walsh protested against the Presidential act be- cause it would have 8 deleterious effect in his state.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
,JONE9{ LAW KAS
 EFFECT ALREADY
 AM0NC BO0iz.E|::R|S ].
MANY STORES SELLING AC- CFSSORIES FOR BREWS
 CLOSE THEIR DOORS

WASHINGTON. March 19, P)- glreadv the famous Jones law, ,shich provides maximum sentence fOr violations of the liouor law of live years in prison or S1000O fine ,yr both. is having it's effect on the capital.
 Mary boctleggers, fearful of nrosecution under the new laws, have already evacuated the city, while others more nervy have rais- "d the prices of their wares until .,sto.ners have decided to board the water wagon.
 Many of the stores that sell "ac- cessorics" for brewing beer and concocring ether alcoholic bever- ages have begun to close up or o,iyninate goods that might be considered objectionable.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
CITY IF TORREON OCCUPIED FEDERALS
 WITHOUT BATTLE
CITY EVACUATED IN ORDER IN- HABITANTS BE SPARED OF
 HORROR, AIR ATTACK

MEXICO CITY, March 19, (P1- Having captured the rebel city of Torreon without battle federal armies are pressing in pursuit of the insurgents to the north Gen. eral Gales has promised a cam paign of extermination against the rebels and their organization.
 A strong column of federals are advancing on Chihuahua, an sIul po1 ettif5 leDeI DaSe.
 General Excobar has consolidat- ed his position at Escalon, 100 miles north, and is expected to engage the federals in major bat tie within "A hours.
 It is asserted he evacuated Tor reon in order to spare the inhab- itanLs the horror of air raids Sev- eral of which have taken place and taken a toll of four lives
 A request for peace terms is re- ported to have been recieved by Prsident Portes Gil who declared he will not treat with the insur- gents The rebel generals denied they were suing for peace.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
PATROLMAN VAS
 GlNG LEADER: NON
 WOODEN 0VERC0kT
SIX PISTOLS FOUND IN STREET TWO GUNS FOUND ON COP
 WHO WAS OFF DUTY

NEW YORK, March 19, (P)-In a gang fued over the control of the liquor supply business, policemen riding in a car in Brooklyn, killed a gang leader who was engaged in a gun fight with members of a rival gang.
 Patrolman Daniel Maloney, 28, died on the way to the Norwegian hospital with bullet near his heart.
 Thomas Connel 33, who the po- lice said was a friend of Maloneys, was shot in the leg. Harold Rich ard, fl, was shot in the shoulder.
 Police sergeant Charles McCar- thy reported to his superiors that he shot Maloney and Connell when he came upon the gun fight. Believing it was a holdup he open ad fire After the shooting the po- lice found six pistols in the street and two guns on Maloney who was off duty.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
HEALTHY INCREASE
 INCOME RETURNS
 NOTED, COLLECTOR
MANY PAYING TAXES EARLIER REPORTS COLLECTOR POE
 TACOMA OFFICE

TACOMA, March 19, (P)- A healthy increase in income tax payments in the districts of Alas ka and Washington is reported by Burns Poe, collector of internal revenue.
 A total of $2,8O7,O53 was collect ed the first 16 days in March as ompared to $2,43O,91O for the anne period last year.
 About $45O,OOO was collected during Jaunary and February each and many are paying their taxes earlier.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
PLANE WILL MAKE ALASKA SURVEY SHORTLY

SEATTLE, March 19, (E1-The Alaska eight-passenger amphibian airplane of the Gorst Air Trans port, Inc, is expected to start it's flight to southeastern Alaska in 10 days to make a two weeks sur vey of the route over which the company expects to establish a passenger service
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
SEEKS NEW TREATY

WASHINGTON. March 19. (4ol- Core epondence reveals that Cu94 Is seeking a new reciprocity trea with ihe United States which would effect further reduction in tariff One proposal is for the ad-
 mission of Cuba sugar duty free at american ports.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
GIjAhQSMEN SWORN IN
 AS DEPUTY :SHER|!FS

ELIzABETHTON, Tenn, March 19, (R)-National guardsmen, act ing as deputy sheriffs, not as a military organization, guarded the plants of two Rayon factories $500 striking Workmen whose de- mands for increased pay has been refused Sheriff Moreland com missioned the guardsmen follow ing disturbances
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
JURY FAILED AGREE
 CASE: BITTEN WOMAN

NEW YORK CITY, March 19, LP) A sealed verdict was opened yesterday and it reported a disagreement by the jury in the trial of the charges by Marcia Estardua that she had been beaten and bitten at her New Years party two years ago. She had asked for $200,oO0 damages. The trial was held Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
 SUSPECTED MURDERER

MIAMI, March, 19, (P)-Dake county grand jury returned two indictments against Eddie Wilson, alleged gambler sought as the inspected murderer of Thomas Walsh and E. E. Gaylord, Cleve land gambler who operated a gambling syndicate in the hotel where Walsh was shot.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-19
HENDERSON |S OUT. CORDOYA NAV N:
 VOTE, THREE, TNO
CONTROLLER BILL INTRODUCE ED WITH MANY CHANGES
 FROM FORMER

JUNEAU, March 19, Especial to the GateWay)-L. D. Henderson, commissioner of education for the last 12 years, was defeated yester- day for reelection when the board of education elected L. w. Breuer, superintendent of Cordova schools. The vote was three to two. Senators Steel, Anderson and Frame voted for Breuer and Gov. Parks and Senator Dunn for MT. Henderson, The latter remains in office until June 30
 Henderson's candidacy was en- dorsed by school boards, parent 1 teachers associations, schools and individuals from all parts of the Territory. More than 50 telegrams and letters were sent to the board urging Henderson's reappointment but only a few of these were ac- tually read by the board as Steel said he had a date with his den- ti5t and did not have time to lis ten to the reading of them all.
 Breuer is a graduate of the state normal college of Belling- ham, and the University of Wash ington; he has 10 years teaching and executive experience. He went to Nome in in 1926 and to COrdova last year
 AN OLD GHOST
 Last Saturday Steel introduced the old controIler bill in the sen ate with number of changes from the 1927 bill the main differ ence beng the elimIna don of the attorney general from the board of control and the provision for the eiccl.Uu Of an auditor who. With the luVelnUr and treaSur- CT, are also 10 be elective; these would comprise the board of con- trollers
 It would be given wide authority including taking over all functions now performed by the Governor and secretary of Alaska including the appointive powers of the Gov ernor and control all other de- partmental policies of every branch of the Territorial government.
 A copy of this new measure is being mailed to the Gateway as soon as available