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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-17
Legal Notices

ON and after Sept. IT, 1929, I viii not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
other than myself.
WILL sell at public auction September
18th. 1929. al 10 a. m, to cover storage
and repairs totaling $685., one Stutz
sedan, serial number BB34D. I WOLF
AUTO CO.. 555 North Capitol Ave.
September II. 1929.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned conducting
a public storage house win sell on Thurs
day october II. 1929. for accrued charges
the household and other goods belong
ing to the following named people:
oliver Agnes. No. 513; Burt Beam, No.
1854; Leonard Davis. No. $40; Constable
Frank Broz. No. 537: Constable Freeman,
No. SCI; Constable Freeman. No. $50;
w. A. Murphy. No. 497: Russell Coombs.
No. 464: W. II. Chambers. No. 333; z. {.
Griffith No. 533: Mrs. George Greggs.
No. 495: Morrison Heron. No. 523: Rob
ert johnson. No. sos: Cecil McGrif. No.
534: Lennie Oswald. No Be777: Milton
Ross. No. 467. Sheriff Hawking. No. $40;
Frank Smith No. SIG: David Simpson.
No 4e3 H. E. Spaun. No. l45s Andie
G. Utterbach. No AS: Jack 3. Walden.
No. SIT: Lora Woods. NO. 4s5. Lucille VIII
Hams. No. 491. -
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

E. ifC0 Tr.xS
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Forcign ex-
change closed firm. Sterling SA.S4 5-16:
francs. 39lIs. up 90 l-l6; Ira. 5.22a,:
helso. 1889. up .o0',; marks, 23.79le. up
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Lost and Found

CAMEO brooch: lost Return 10 Sphinx
Arms Hotel and receive reward.
FOX TERRIER - Brown and Wlite toy.
Name "Spotty.' Rev. Ret. GAS e. MINI.
PARTY who picked up ladys purse on
Riverside bus Monday 1870 is known. Mail
purse contents. 621 w. both. No questions.
PARTY who picked up suitcase, 500 Dor
man. Monday. call Ri. 1895: no questions.
PURSE-Blue: Sunday evening. In or near
on ring. drivers license. compact. money.
Liberal reward. He 2483.
gold. set with sapphire and
diamonds: lost in Ayrcs Saturday morn
ing: Reward. Wa. 1916.
WRIST WATCH-Small yellow gold Flgin,
black ribbon Union Sta. TndpS. on Louis
willie excur.: re Mrs. Coral III. 1891. DAYS.
WRIST WATCH Mans size. Elgin Palace,
Buehler's market or F. 10Th car Oh,
$500 Reward.
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Bn United Press

EAST BUFFALO. Sept I7-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 300; hOldovers. 900: market active,
$3.50 16. iG 260-25o lbs. sio.5o@ II IS;
sl025@1125; 90-13O lbs, s1o@1o.75 pack
ing sows S8.50d9 Cattle--ReceiptS so;
market steady. Calves-Receipts. $50; mar
ket unchanged: beef steers. S13.25 1925;
light yearling steers and heifers, Sl3.50g
cutter cows. s4.50G7.25; vealers, S1e.5om
10. Sheep-Receipts. 700: market lambs
active and steady; bulk fat lambs, Sl3 so
ewes IS 50M6
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Recejpts. 1900; market. lower
Other Livestock


20, 900; including sF $500 directs; strong to
10c; higher than Mondays average, fairly
active to all interests; top, $1O.85 paid
for a load of 200-220 ID. weights; good to
choice. 17O-240 lb. weights, $40, 50@ 1075;
250-300 lbs, $l0.15@ so; packing soWS
$8.85M9.50; butchers: medium to choice;
q 1925; 10000 lbs, .$9.a5@1085; 13o-l6o
lbs, $875Ml0.65; packing sows. So. 400 $50;
pigs, medium to choice, 9O-130 lbs, $3.50
ni0. Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; calves,
1000; strictly choice fed steers and light
yearlings scaling $50 lbs. downward about
steady but rank and file run unevenly
lower: not enough sold on early round GGno1
classes mostly steady; slaughter classes.
steers, good and choice, I,30o-1,500 lbs;
$13@17; 1,100-1, 300 lbs, S13M17; 950-1, 100
lbs, $50 1878; common an6 medium, $50
lbs. up, $8.50M13; fed yearlings, good and
choice, 750-950 lbs. $13.25@16.25; heifers.
1925; common. and medium. $7.75@1325;
cows. good and choice, $9M11.75; common
and medium, $7@9; low cutter and cutter.
$5.50017; bulls. good and choice beef, $3.50
M1O.75; cutter to medium. $70925; veal
ers, milk fed, good and choice. $1575M18;
medium. $12.50M15.75; Gull and common
$8@12.50 stocker and feeder steers, good
mon and medium, $3.50 1925. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 81 900; SLOW steady to weak. ma
tives. $50 1925; best. S13.50@13.65 rang
ers, S13M13.25; fat ewes. $4M 5.25: good to
choice feeding lambs. $l2.25Ml2.80; lambs
good and choice. 90 lbs; down, Si275@t
mon, ,$7.5o@Io75. medium to choice, $50
50. 50M4.25 feeder lambs, good and choice,
Sl175M15.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE is tSreby given pursuant. to the
statutes that INC undersigned conductilg
2 public StOB &c house VIII sell on Thurs
day. Oct. H. 1929. for accrued charges
the household and other goods belonging
TO the following named people;
H. R Bash No 3477 John Calhoun.
No. 2576 W. II Campbell No 3505; Mary
Chsbey No. 1923. Mark Corey. No. 1881:
Elmer Culbertson. No. 6o4. Geo. W. FL
ston. No. 32i4 J. p. Cannon, No. 34l0:
S447. Olaf Leslie. No $3.50; II. NJ. Lee.
No. 3O0A Chas P Lehr, No FOL; c.
Leight No. 1897: Arthur Lovelace. No.
1881: W. E. Manning. No. 1924, George
McCray. No 1886 Elizabeth Newly. No.
e24: Carl SchlenRer No. 3494; Mrs A. G.
Stephenson. No. 1894 Ella Tipps. No.
SHANK FTREPROOF STORAGE CO
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TREASURY sTATEMENT

IN IITff0 ~ y
WASHINGTON Sept. i7-Tressurv net
balonce on Sept. Is was Sal 70S. 1881 81;
euston- receipts to that date tc,alcd s23.-
6o5.cc4C6
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Business
and
Finance

Fifty representative STOCKS on the
New York Stock Exchange at the
close of business Sept. Il, had a
market value of SIT 1862 ,46l. 704
compared with SIT, 983, 694 200, at the
close of the previous week or de-
crease of 1921 ,212,505 or 3.57 per
cent. These stocks had a value of
4,521,007,746 on Sept. Is, 1928, or
an increase for the year to date Of
s2,841 ,473 ,958 or 1856 per cent, &C
cording to a compilation by Lage
& Co., members of the New York
and Chicago Stock Exchanges.
Sales of Electric Household Utilities
Corporation for ne fIst eight monIlS OF
the current year show an increase Of IT'S
per cent as compared with the first eight
months of 1923, E. N. Hurley Jr, presi--
dent said today. The eight months Just
ended arc the best in the c0mpany'S
history since sales in the first eight
months of 1923 established new high
record.
With IN ultimate investment fund of
over 500. 000. 900 in its program, ReIi-
ance International Corporation has been
TO opeFste E
ternatiOnally and thus supplement the
activities of Reliance Management Cor
por2tiOn in a broad way
Shipments of the Time estate Controls
Company in the first seven months of
1929 amounted to S883,653. an increase OF
81 per cent over the same period in 1923.
Julius K Lutho. president of the COM
pany, made this statement today, adding
that shipments in August this year were
80 per cent greater than IN the same
month a year ago, last months figures
being S28o.932
Raymond j. Hurley has been elected
a director of the independent Pneumatc
ley. deceased Hurley is also a member
of the boards of directors of the Electric
Household Utilities Company, the ILL
nois Manufacturers Mutual Casualty
and the Electric Sprayit Company. He
is son of +. n. Hurley. former chair
man of the United States Shipping
board.
The appointment of L. J. Robinson as
general sales manager of the Detroit Air
by Edward S. Evans, president. Robin
son. during the war, was on the staff
of Major General James f. Fechet, present
chief Of the army air service.
Rights have been given to stockholders
of the North American Car Corporation
permitting them to purchase one share
of no par value common stock for each
held at the close of business Sept %.
at $42.50 per share, payable on or be-
fore Oct. 8.
Directors of the Amerada Corporation
today declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 50 cents a share on the
common stock. payable Oct. 81 to stock
holders of record Oct. 10.
Foreign business of Lynch Glass Ma
chine Company has grown to be Sd per
cent of the company's total output, &C
cording to T. c. Werbe. president. He
reported also that orders recently re-
ceived have been received from twenty
five foreign customers.
Sales of twenty-one leading chain store
systems for August totaled $90,27l ,486,
compared with ST. All $40 for August, 1923,
an increase of $18,860,146 or 264 per cent,
according to compilation by George H.
record for any previous corresponding
month.
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August sales of aviation gasoline at
Fairfax Airports, Inc. Kansas City,
totaled $1,000 gallons, an average of
more than 200 gallons daily, Guy f.
Stanley, president. announces. This
compares with $500 gallons sold during
the entire month of January, the first
full month during which the company
handled gasoline sales at the field.
Independent Oil & Gas Company, and
Standard Oil Company of Indiana main
tain distributing stations at the air
port, with the latter running it's gaso-
line directly to the field from Group 3,
refining territory via pipeline,
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Business Announcements

ATHROOM-Compete $40: plumbing and
heating installed. Reas ia. 4057
CARPENTER-Repair work our speciality.
VIM. HARTMAN, Southport 266-J. 3
CARPENTER REPAIR-Lay off work; FIN
ish work: reasonable; reference. RI. 91O6.
EXCAVATING
All kinds hauling Oh. 1878:
FEATHERS-Bo sold and renovated:
feather mattresses, pillows made to ORDER.
E. F. Burke. 431-433 Mass. Ave. RI. 66g2:
FURNACE installation; all makes of turn.
repaired. Doyle Heating Co, II. u 10
FURNACE REPAIRS
All makes. Roland. Dr. 1916. DR.. ll40-K.
PAINTING Ext. inter: vanishing. cnam'
cling II. DINKLA & SON. Oh. 2682-W
PAPER HANGING-By- skilled man; spe-
cial prices. Oh. 6549R.
PAPER HANGING Samples shown special
discount this month. Or. 2389 -
RUGS CLEANED-9x12. 81 80, CAL .. t9r
SCHOOL BOOKS-New. used: cash for
used books. 813 N Delaware. CraNtord-
WHITE WASH-Sprayed. chemically treated
to kin germs. DESTROYS odors Oh 43lS.
WHY PAY MORE
Paper furnished and hung. 81 per room.
IT. PALS FRANK JACKSON. Oh. 2O04.
s. !. RINBHART-D 2737. Office and
household furn repaired refnished. up
holstered; fine cabinet work spec ress.
HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED
Interior and exterior, signs, decorating.
First class: quick services. reasonable.
J., DE FABIS PAINT SPRAYING Co
1914 z. Wash. St II. Bl36.
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Local Wagon Wheat
by Thomson & McKinnon)

City grain elevators are paving 81 20 for
No. 4 red wheat and sl.l5 for No.Nl hard
Eheak
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The EagIesfieId-Link

The Eaglesfeld-Link Company 1854
East, Nineteenth street. manufacturers of
woodworking machinery. has doubled its
floor space. The company was organized
Link and Richard Link. Paris, ILL.,
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Produce Markets

Butter (wholesale)-No. 1, 46@47c; No.
2. 47@4Sc. Butterfat-45c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
40c; Wisconsin f1rsts, Csc; Longhorn. 26c:
New York limberger, soc
., Eggs (buying priceS)-No. 1, $780, No. 2,
sr Poultry 1ntry ,llbuyiing pricesl17Hens. Csc;
Ipbgs hens 24e 2mdgh9 aao sPFEngerf 2Oc
15c; small. 1O@1S; ducks, i2c; small 10@
n2c; spring gqgineas. 3Oc;; turkeys. No. l
No. 2 old hens. 25@3Cc. W '''''' -- = -'0'
By United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. -Eggs-Market, firm;
receipts; 10, 1858; extra firsts 38@38 flrsts,
Butter--.Market firm; receipts Ii, 773: ex-
tras, 4512c extra f1rsts. 4312 64415c; firsts.
4o@42c; seconds, 3s@ 39c; standards. 441Sc,,
ducks. 2lc; geese. 16m2oc; turkeys. 28d
3oc; ROSTERS, PIC; broilers, 26c. Cheese
Potatoes--On track. 225 arrivals, IS; in
transit, 933: market. slightly weaker; Wis
consin sacked Round Whites, northern
SECTION: 2.75@2.85; central section, s2.55@
2.75; Minnesota, s2.60G2.75; Idaho sacked
Russets, s3.75.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND Sept 7.-Butter-Extras.
Flrsts, 3512c; ordinaries, 2ec. Poultry
Fowls: 2sm3oc; broilers, 28G soc; Leghorn.
22m2 Leghorn broilers. 25@26c. ducks
ala 24c; old cocks. l8@20c. Potatoes
Ohio and New York, S4.65d4.75 per $50
ID. sack; Maine Green Mt. s465M475
per $50 ID. sack; Idaho Russell s46425
per 100 Id. sack; home grown, $16561.75
per bushel sack.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Flour-Dull and
easy; spring patents. s6.75G7.50. Pork
STEADY; mess; so5o Lsaard1FiTmer;
Firm: Long Island. S2G6 Jersey. Sis
a 5; Maine, s4.50G $50. Sweet potatoes
Easy: southern. s50cGs1. per basket;
southern. barrel. s263.25; Jersey. 75cG
s2,25 Dressed poultry-Dull: turkeys, 80
a soc; chickens. asa Acc: capons. goa 6c:
ducks, lsd23c; ducks, Long Island. 22G
25c. Live poultry-Dull; geese. 13@2oc;
35G ACC: roosters. 21023c: chickens. asa
25c cheese.Firm; ssgtIatte oo whole milk:
Americas. 24Ia n 28c.
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BUYERS INJECT
STRENGTH into
STOCK MARKET
Leaders Recover Losses in
Rally Induced by
Utilities.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industrials for Mon
-day vas 372.3e. up 5.33. Average Of
e. enty rails vas 1922. up ~. Average
or forty bonds 92.34. up 09.
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Losses Recovered

Leading issues like United States
Steel. General Motors. General
Electric and International Tele-
phone and Telegraph soon recovered
their early losses. while American
and Foreign power rose nearly five
points to another new record high.
Decided activity developed in United
Gas Improvement. Electric Power
and Light and United Corporation
were buoyant.
The forward tendency became in
creasingly aggressive around 2 p. m.
with many of the leading industrial
and petroleum shares participating.
Standard Oil of New York was car
ried to around the highest levels IL
its history. although Standard Oil
of New Jersey continued under
profit-taking pressure.
There was also some pressure on
a number Of recent favoriteS like
Radio. May Department, Anaconda,
Kennecott and Pullman.
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BIZ United Press

lbs se.75 so: 20o-250 lbs, s1O.35Q11;
10000 lbs. l0.75G11; 13o-l60 lbs, SO. 75@
1925: 9O-130 lbs. s9.50a 9.75; PACKING
sows S825M8.75. Cattle - Receipts. zoo;
calves. 400: market mostly steady on all
classes; beef steers. s8M10; beef cows. S1g
8; low cutter and cutter cows, $50 p;
vealers S15M19. Sheep-Receipts. 2000'
market mostly steady; top fat lambs,
s13.95; bulk fat lambs. Sl325@ 1885; bulk
fat ewes. S550G6.
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NEW YORK. Sept i7.-Bank ciearings,
50 423 900 900. clearing house balances,
s7a4 OOo COO. federal reserve bank credit
balance. s277. OOO. 0O0.
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81 LHitcG PrcSs
NEW YORK. Sept. IA buying
movement in the principal public
utility stocks induced strong rally
ing tendencies on the Stock Ex-
change today after the entire list
had turned reactionary.
At 2:30 call money was advanced
to 10 per cent as the result Of fur
ther heavy Withdrawals, but this
development had comparatively lit
tie effect on the general market and
broad buying operations we're con-
tinued in many sections.
Bears threw large blocks of stocks
on the market on the theory that
frmer credit conditions would cause
renewed weakness in pivotal shares.
Important banking interests, how
ever. were quick to seize the oppor-
tunity 10 add to their holdings of
representative utility shares. which
Stemmed the downward tendency and
later turned the market forward.
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NFw YORK STATEMENT

Fu Ufffd PTfS
CHTCAGO. sept 17.-BsuE clearing
sI5s. 700. 600: balances. 50. 500 000
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ TIMES SDfClGE
LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 17.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 800; market. 10 cents higher; me
diums and lights 1870 to 225 lbs, $9;40g
pigs 1870 lbs down, s6.3OM7.55; stays and
throwouts $4,000 TAO. Cattle-Receipts,
200; market. steady: prime heavy steers.
Sl1. 50@ 10; heavy shipping steers. 81 50@
il. so; medium Nand plain steers. SO: 500
$50: fat heifers s7.50@11.50; good to
choice cows, S750@9; medium to good
81 SOFAS: bulls, S6@8.50. feeders. s8.50@
rs; stockers, $500 1880. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 200; market. steady; medium to
good, $10.50@13; outs. $1,000 down. sheep
Receipts. 300: market. steady; ewes and
wethers. SIP: buck lambs. s11: seconds, So
az: sheep. s4.50@ $50; Mondays ship
ments; cattle. 53S; calves, l,O69; hogs,
458; Sheep 221.
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BV United Press

BIZ United Press
FIT. WAYNE. Ind Sept; 15-Calyes-
Receipts. 200; hog market, steady; go
10 lbs. $3.50 1l9o149 lbs $40 e. ioo 1870 go
lbs. Sio.55; 2ooc22O lbs, $1O.65; 220-24O
lbs 5000: 240-260 lbs. S10.35; 26o-2s0
lbs. S1017; 10000 lbs. S10 300-350 lbs,
50 65: roughs. s8.25: stays, Sc; calves, sl7;
lambs. 1925.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS sTATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

RI FvifFd Press
INDIANAPOLIS bank cleariuEs Tuesday,
Sept II. s4,733,O0O; debts. S10.65O.0oo.
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Hogs
Receipts, 5000; market, higher.
Receipts. 1900; market, steady.
Calves


Receipts, TOO; market. steady.
Ieavy calves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 700@125O
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Special Notices

THE UNIVERSITY BEAUTY PARLORS-
ASK ladies to get free marcels. careful
courteous operators. all work super
vised; finger waves. manicures. arches and
trim. Csc We also have prof. operators
to serve you We will please you. SIG
K. of P. Bldg. opp. P. o. Ii. 0527
NATURES AID mineral baths and mas
sage. rheumatism. neuritis. nervousness;
high blood pressure and reducing. All
building. 23O E Ohio. L. 5092.
SULPHUR. VAPOR BATHS-And massag-
ing; for men and women. Mildred Me-
Whitney, 227 N. Delaware. Apt. 6, ri. $685.
EMBROIDERY WORK-For Xmas gifts;
reas. Sample of work shown. Dr. 3288-J
WONDERFUL BATHS.
Osteo. massage. Ha, 1871,
SCHOOL BOOKS-New. used: cash for
used books. 813 N. Delaware. Ii. 1900
BIG TINE DANCE-Every Tuesday. 729
N. Illinois Pnblic invited.
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Judge Z. @. Lockyear of the In
diana appellate court, will address
the Kiwanis Club on Our Constitu-
ton" at the weekly luncheon
Wednesday at the Lincoln.
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Sales of Electric Household Utilities
Corporation for. ne tlst eight monJlS Of
the current year show an increase OF 10
per cent as compared with the first eight
months of 1923. E. N. Hurley Jr. presi-
dent. said today. The eight months Just
ended arc the best in the company )
history since sales in the first eight
months of 1928 established new high
record,
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Raymond J. Hurley has been elected
director OF the lndepenheni Pheum 1S.
ley. deceased Hurley is also a member
of the boards of directors of the Electric
Household Utilities Company, the ILL
nois Manufacturers Mutual Casualty
and the Electric Sprayit Company. He
is a son of +. n. Hurley. former cha air.
man of the United States Shipping
board.
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brains, Booze and Buns" will be
the subject of an evangelistic ad-
dress by Ira S. Bassett, Sunday, at
the Cadle tabernacle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
MAYOR TO PROBE
EXPLOSION IN
NEBRASKA CITY
BY United Press Leased Wire

SCRIBNER, Neb., March 9. -
While a grief stricken and stunned
village prepared today to bury its
dead, Mayor Ranslem was endcavor-
ing to fix responsibility for the dyna-
mite blast that has taken Il toll Of
six lives and injured about 81.
The death list was brought to six
last night with the deaths of viii
liam T. Strube, 81, garage owner,
and Arthur Schocneck, %, truck
driver.
Four others, Gus Pittack, 26, as
sistant postmaster; Guy Clark, 80
barber; Ferd Felgner, %, feed mcr.
chant and Harry Abbels, -, automo-
bile Mechanic, were either killed out
right or died soon after.
The explosion late Thursday nigh,
of 10 cases Of dynamite in the burn
ing barn of Carl Hollandcr, county
supervisor.
The dynamite had been intended
for use to blast ice in the Elkhorn
river near here.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
DEATH VALLEY
NEARLY CLAIMS
WRITE LIFE
ny United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, March "a. L.
Woodbridge. a writer, was reported
ur'l ou ,ur way to recovery today at
Es Iomr t.,c following narrowing
experience If being trapped in
b.ath VALLEY m.r. than go hours
,ltt.rt food ,r winter whcn his do-
'o# tle .auh hub dcrp lH shifting
sands.
Wu,lr.3-, WAS rescued hy \, :.
'.sH.. automobile man of Los An.
-.l... and e. NJ TIa'r1rr % tourist,
ubo found him staggering half an
..us..uu, frum % water hole last
N.au -t.r His Tongue was swol',u
m# h- bands W,u SCARED and
l.udE Ii.u attempts go dl~iodg" nl,
luf.w,.I..
WvuNridsr 3rlua thr water u,
Iod uuI trm his radiator and
th.a Val,i Do milo, over sauj
lH3..- uuu -'up rock, i'm an ct
t.rt o.. g-t fuuJ and qucuDh hi'
Ht-l ij. was motoring 20 Los An
..'-> from Ehyo'te and Beatty
Nry.. yta Furuu.r trrrb un and
Ryan vaeu b.s c1r broke down am.
l. h.,Hms stranded.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
COMMIT TEE ON
HARDY CASE TO
GATHER EVIDENCE II
by United Press Leased Wire.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, March 9.
-Assemblymcn conducting the pros
ccution in the Judge Carlos Hardy
Impeachment trial today prepared
for gathering of the last bits of cvi-
dencr needed in their case, with the
triad week distant.
AsscmbIyman Harry +. ocwcll Of
Whittier and Melvin |. Croniu of
san Francisco were today appointed
by the assembly board of managers
to answer the demurrer which Judge
Hardy is expected to file March IL,
the first day of the trial.
Final decision ON just what wit
ncsscS will be called by the state
will await the settlement of the de-
mmrpr question. The senate, before
whom the trial is held, has the privj-
Icgo Of sustaining the demurrer and
throwing the whole case our Of court.
Besieged with requests for admis-
sion cards legislators are sending
word to their friends that there
probably win be standing room
only" All spectators will be kept
from the floor Of the senate, but
will be allowed in the gallery during
the trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
M'NARY READY
TO DRAFT NEW
RELIEF BIZ. |
Tv PAUL r. MhLLON

JH1tcd ErcSS Dta1l NOI1 " poIIlS1-l'
WASHINGTON. March 9.-Ch&'i-
man McNary Of the senate agritut.
ture committee went tG the White
House today to get President Hoov-
er's ideas about farm legislation
before he sits down to write ta2
new relief bill.
McNary will begin a draft of The
rev measure at once. He will om-
body the plan Mr.. Hoover laid doTl
in the Presidential campaign and
viii submit i to the naw chief frr
ratification before he calls his COM
mittcc together about March - -
prepare the measure for the senate.
1t will be the first introduced al
the senate and McNarv thinks It
will be ready for action the first
day Of the special session, April l..
The bill viii be taken up in ihr
senate as the first order Of bust
ness while the house is working til
the new tariff Dill
Senate leaders expect it to be
passed and sent to the house abolN
the time the house passes the tariff
bill and sends it to the senate.