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Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03
GIANT hIRPIANE TRIES
 0uT F0R OCEAN FLIGHT

ALTENRHEIN, Germany, Nov, 3, (F)-The giant airplane DOX completed a five-hour flight over Lake Constance with a crew of 30 men and several passengers
 It was the final trial cruise Der fore the takeoff soon for Anster- dam and Lisbon and finally for 2 flight to America.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03
DEMO HOUSE LEADERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. (P)-The South will be back in saddle if the Demos win control of the House. Just as in wartime, the Southerners will hold about all the important chairmanships. A similar situation would exist in the Senate but the democrats who are predicting the capture of the House leadership do not claim this for Senate.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03
PLAYED BRIDGE

There were A tables of bridge at the dedication party given by the Ladies of the Eastern Star in the new Masonic Hall Saturday night, pronounced one of the enjoyable affairs of the season. Many beautiful prizes were awarded and an excellent lunch served.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03

MT. and Mrs w. R. shellhorn expect to get away tomorrow for Bishops, Russian River, where they will make their headquar- ters for the next few weeks from which they will journey forth after big game.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03
ELECTION HOLIDAY

In accordance with the provis- ions of the law the Bank of Sew ard will be closed tomorrow, election day. The Postoffice will only be open from F o'clock noon until one "
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03

Take another look at the pol ical advertisements and instruct ions to voters and let your cons cience be your guide.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03

Walter Corliss, local Standard oil Company employe, left the confines of Seward Saturday for Cooper's Landing, lower Kenai Lake, for a weeks hunt.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03

The U. S Coast Guard Cutter Haida put into the Port of Sew ard today and docked at the Standard Oil wharf for fuel SUD- plies.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-03

The regular Masonic meeting will De held at the new hall iii the McMullen building, Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Business College
Will Open Soon

Charles I. Jenney. prineiV~, o.
the Imperial VALLEY Business Ca
lego. FL Centro's up-to-date school
Of business and secretar,al training.
announces the opening Of the resu-
lar fall term on Monday, September
Is. At this time new classes Will
be formed in all departments OF
both day and evening school.
The opportunity presented to the
Young people of the valley to OBJ
tain the very best in office training
without the necessity of leaving
home is much appreciated and
many students are enrolling for the
new term.
Mr. Jenney states that every stu
dent finishing the work last Year
was placed in a splendid position,
and the demand for we'll trained
office assistants is always IN c>-
cess of the supply. The office Of
the college, in the Blenkiron build
ing. correr of Main and Eighth
streets. is now open for registration.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Cripple Relates
Tale OF Torture

LOS ANGELES. Sept. !. UP,
Two men involved by Kenneth
Davis. 10. of Walnut Park, in IN
asserted attempt to take his life,
were under arrest today while dep
utv sheriffs sought third man, said
to be q member of Huntington
Park .'torture gang.
Robert Wilton. 30. Of Huntington
Park, and Joe p, Rozetti, %, Of
Florenee. were held on q charge cf
assault with a deadly weapon as the
result Of an alleged attack on DAVIS,
= cripple,
Davis told officers the men gave
MIN rice in their automobile last
August -, and later tied him to 4
tree while they shot at him several
times with a small bore shotgun.
Nouc Of the. bullets took effect.
\ week later, Davis claimed, Il
third man led him 70 the same spot,
tied him and beat him severely.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Three Rescued
On Great Lakes

CHICAGO. Sept. /. U.fi Three
men whose 55 foot sloop, the Mildred
II, caught fire half mile out in
Lake Michigan, were rescued today
after suffering injuries on the flam
ing ship and being forced to leave
il in dingy, which almost sank
before they were picked up.
The men were Norman W. Blon-
dell, %, owner of the sloop; W. H..
Blondell, 40, his brother, and Arthur
Coyle, %.
They were on pleasure trip on
the lake when kerosene lamp was
upset and set fire to the boat. A
lookout on Navy pier saw the flam.
ing ship and ordered Capt. j. o. An
derson S coast guard crew and the
sloop Blanca Flour to the rescue.
Almost exhausted, the three men
were picked up by the crews of the
latter vessel and taken to a hospi,
tai,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Morgan's Yacht
Safe At Anchor

DARK HARBOR, Maine, Sept. A.
W.R-Corsair II, J. P. Morgan's
$2,5O0,000 yacht, rode at anchor to-
day off the summer estate of
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist,
having been pulled off Lobster
Rock at high tide.
A detailed inspection Of the lux
urious vessel was to be undertaken
today to determine what damage it
suffered during the "a hours it was
aground. Preliminary inspection
indicated damage was not extensive.
Julius Spencer Morgan, son of the
financier, who was on board with
his wife and several guests when
the yacht went aground, was aboard
when it was floated after days
efforts on the part of the coast
guard cutter Kickapoo and CONNER.
cial tugs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

cd to reach the jury sometime iatc|
today.
Defense Attorney Paul D'Orr con
tended that Keaton s queer oeh'
yior at home as related from '"'
witness stand by the realty sale'
mans wife, proved he was insane
when he shot the wealthy Los AN
gcles banker in a courtroom mere W.
months ago. 4
Keaton 5 sole defense has pee'
that Of insanity, with alicnists tor
both sides furnishing most of the
testimony at the trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Kungarians Plan
Flight Tomorrow


DETROIT, Sept. 4. U.nl-An at
tempted one-stop flight from Detroit
to Budapest. Hungary, will start
here tomorrow when Captain George
Endres and Lieut.. Alexander Mag
var take off at 6 clock.
With their Lockheed- Sirius mono
plane, "Justice Cor Hungary fu!-
" tested, the two aviators said to-
day that plans were completed for
the takeoff
They plan to fly from here to ST.
Johns. n. F., refuel, and then make
the long ocean hop. They hope to
reach Budapest without a stop after
leaving st. Johns, but if necessary,
they will rcfuel a second time in
England
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
L. A. Council
Names Haynes

LOS ANGELES, Sept. +. U.D-
Bitter arguments between members
Of the Los Angeles city council end
ed today in the confirmation by
that body of the reappointment Of
DR.. John R. Haynes to the water
and power commission.
Two negative votes in the final
balloting were cast by councilmen
who declared they felt the matter
of f. NJ. Schofield's resignation
from the board should be settled be
fore the ratification Of the Haynes
appointment.
The water and power committee
considering the mayors request fer
the resignation of Schofied has un-
til Sept. II to report.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

spending. money for school. were
arrested here today by deputy shcr-
ifs.
The trio, Lester and Joe Hedge
cock, 16 and II respectively, and
Linus Rabey, 10, were taken into
custody after their asserted robbery
victims identified them as they
filed into the Compton high school.
According to officers, the boys
said they borrowed their fathers
shotgun and rifle to hold up Ralph
Collins and Vera Musselman, of Los
Angeles, while the couple was mot
oring last night. They got no
money.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Indian Promises
Heap Much Beet

LAWRENCE, Kans., Sept. !. U.p)
The Haskell Indians will not he
wanting for "beef" in their foot
ball forward wall this year. That
is. they won't if Frank Miles, 332
pound tackle, realizes his hopes of
making the team.
The huge player appeared from
Pawhuska Okla, yesterday and told
Coach w. II. clone STAR Dietz
that he had lost Is pounds in the
last IA days by training for football
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
MORROW TO RESIGN

WASHINGTON, Sept. i. UP
Dwight W. Morrow, ambassador 10
Mexico, will rcturn to Washington
in about 10 days to submit his re.
signation, it was said in an Official
quarter today. Morrow is Rcpubli-
can candidate for Senator IN New
Jersey and his retirement as ambas'
sador has been anticipated since hls
primary victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Charges DiSnissed--The petty
.heft charges against Blakley Ross,
alias Jack, and F. w Ross, a nd III
Sheiman. alias Ed Scheimar, were
dismissed by Judge l. Mavfield yes
tcrday afternoon because of lac,A of
evidence. The youths were brought
here from Los Angeles on comnlaint
filed by R. d. Jones of Heber.
Pure iemouaGe ice cold 81 Paul'a
sc a glass. Pickwick Stages
Or. A. 8. hanson, Dsnt1St, DAVIS
Bldg. Extraction specialist sdv
Greta's Beauty Shop. Ma. ceucV-
Telephone Ss3, $50 Imperial Avenue,
CaloXico. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

rance Jr., son of The prominent film
character actor, and Liliore Green.
wealthy Beverly Fills heiress. were
revealed today after the couple filed
. notice of intention to marry.
Miss Green, who is 81, is the
daughter of Burton L. Green, found.
cr of Beverly Hills. Torrance. %,
IS sound technician in a film
studio here
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Jury May Get
Keaton's Case

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 4. U.P)--
With closing arguments of defense
counsel well under way, the case OF
Frank d. Kcaton, on trial for the
murder of Motley Flint, was expect
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Mexican Youth Arrested-Ruben
Ynsunsa, Z year old Mexican youth,
was arrested at Cslipatria yesterday
ard is being held on charge of
entering the United States ct a place
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Youths Confess
Staging HOld-Up

COMPTON, Calf, Sept. 4. U.H
Three Compton boys who said
they attempted holdup to obtain
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
Young Hollywood
Couple To Wed

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Sep. /.
U.Pl-Wedding plans of Ernest Tor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Holding Suicides Body-Pending
investigation of a rutnor that he was
formerly a member of the knights
Of Pythias at Salinas, authorities at
Brawley are holding the body OF
Gilbert NJ Davis, also known as jim
Davis, who committed suicide Tues
day by hanging.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Six months ago, Cadillac's international
reputation as the foremost builder of fine
motor cars was tremendously advanced by
the announcement of the Cadillac Nl6-
Immediately acclaimed the worlds finest
automobile . :. . Now, out of an experience
which produced this great car-and which
has built and marketed more than O,OOO
lac and new La Sale, both V8' S and Shortly
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

On Cycle Trip-Arnoid Mattson'
son of Mrs. A. " Mattsou of S32
Brighton street, left Monday for. .
months visit with his grandfather
in Wisconsin. Young Mattson IS
travelling by motorcycle. lie haI
just returned from a stay Of 80 days
st the Citizen : Military Training
camp at Monterey, and two weeks
at the National Guard camp at san
Luis Obispo.
Peters Ammunition Dr.. Fix IL
Shop. 639 Main st The Gansmith.
Police Captain Ill-Captain John
+. Mavo, of the local police depart
ment, has been off duty Ill since
Saturday. His condition was re.
ported unimproved today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Hemstitching and covered but
tons. Mrs. Wilson, 1928 Broad-
way. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Search Started-County and city
authorities are searching all county
highways for either two or three
Mexicans riding in green For'i
roadster. who held up Customs Off.
Ger MeVickery yesterday near Ca
Iexico, taking the officers gun ami
escaping after stealing the car.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

Permanent Waves, S7.5o-Ruth S
Marcel Shop, corner Fourth and
Wensley. Phone 1898. -ott
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04
CADILLAC
RANGING ''':'; FROM s2695'

Prices lowered from $6UU to $500
The New Eight-Cylinder CADILLAC
The new Cadillac Eight -embodying every sound, high
principle established by Cadillac throughout the
one of the fruits the greatest manufacturing program in
all Cadillac history.
1t surpasses all previous Cadillac Fights in performance
and beauty-n the originality of its design the costly
richness of its interiors and the craftsmanship its Fisher
and Fleetwood bodies.
And still the prices much lower.
1t has raised Cadillac standards of engineering and
facture embodying features developed by the Cadillac
y.6 which confer upon it still greater scadincss, quiet,
ease and riding restfulness.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-04

to be announced new Cadillac N-iyPc
l2-cylinder car sharing and benefiting in
all that has contributed to the brilliant
Car Company presents in the new Cadillac
and La Sale, strikingly new elements of
value in appearance, performance and
comfort, but of even more timely interest,
extremely low prices-the lowest prices
in the last twelve years of Cadillac history.
THE NEW EIC II T G. Y l. \ d +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
1890 CROP OUTLOOK
IS GOOD TO DATE
Agriculture Department Has
No Report of Serious DAM
age to Fruit Trees.

Fruit growers will be interested in
the comments regarding 1890 crop pros
poets, as published by the Department
of Agriculture.
For the country as a whole, it would
appear that the peach crop has been
more or less damaged by the low tenn
peratures during the past Winter. The
comments indicate crop injury generally
through the Northeastern and North
Central States, sranging from complete
loss to fair condition. Comments from
the Southern States are more optimistic.
In the Northwest trees in certain areas
have been damaged to some extent,
with only fair prospects on the whole.
Whether the reported damage is going
to mean more than good thinning of
the fruit is difficult to determine at this
early date.
It is too early to determine with any
degree of certainty the effect of weather
conditions the past Winter on the apple
trees. The general opinion expressed
would not indicate any widespread in
jury to the trees. Comments on pears
run about the same as on apples. No
severe damage is evident as yet. In
some sections, cherries are reported to
have suffered as much as peaches from
the low temperatures of the past Win
ter. n most sections no definite in
formation is yet available, but generally
there does not now seem TO be any
widespread damage.
Apple Prices Are Steady.
Produce markets last week showed no
uniform trend of prices. Cabbage de-
clined sharply from its recent high
levels, as the shipping season opened In
South Carolina and other Southern sup
plies increased. Apparently the buyers
were no longer willing to nav 500 per
ton. Onions also tended downward in
price, with the Southern Texas season
for Bermuda onions about ready to
open. Markets for lettuce were some
what unsettled. The Arizona lettuce
season was becoming very active, as
Imperial Valley of California neared
an end. A heavy crop of 7,700 900
crates of Spring lettuce is expected in
Arizona and California together. Both
the acreage and yield per acre are in
creased over last year. Tomato prices
were rather irregular, as Florida ship
ments rapidly increased and imports
from Mexico continued heavy. MissiS-
sippi and Eastern Texas, which ship
many tomatoes during May and June,
are increasing their acreage this year.
Apple prices held about steady. Ship
ments of apples from the Northwest in
creased, while Eastern movement de-
creased Sweet potatoes and straw
berries held firmly in most markets.
Compared with last season, production
of berries in Florida was considerably
increased, but Louisiana is reported to
have a IL per cent lighter crop than
in 1929. Alabama may have just about
as many berries as last year. Louis
lana shipments should now increase fast
and Florida soon end. A general adj
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81 cars per dealer, Company had IL
per cent more dealers and 10 per cent
more distributors on March /, 1880, than
on that date a year ago.
| Canadian Pacific Railway split up OF
| 500 par common stock on for basis
! approved by railway committee OF Ca
madam House of Commons. Increase In
number of directors to "a also author
| lied.
Childs Co. opens new restaurant oppo-
site Grand Central Station, N. Y, lis
units currently in operation.
Colonial Air Transport to open new
passenger service between Boston and
| Washington.
Cuneo Press declares initial quarterly
dividend of 62l2 cents on common stock,
placing issue on a $3.50 annual basis.
Electric Household Utilities declares
quarterly dividend of so cents, placing
stock on So annual basis, against 81
formerly.
Erie r. r. February surplus, after
charges of 49 per cent; 2 months sur
plus, $277,37l, against 81, l89,442 a year
ago
Florida East Coast Railway February
net operating income of rs per cent;
two months net is per cent below a
year ago.
Fox Film AFFIDAVIT charging Judge j.
F. Coleman with bias and prejudice
against Halsey. Stuart & Co., Inc, and
in favor of William Fox, Fox Film Cor
poration and Bancamerica- Blair group
of bankers, filed in Federal Court by H.
l.. Stuart. Similar affidavit filed by
Arthur Levenson, attorney.
General Electric subsidiary General
Electric Supply Corporation) acquires
assets of Wheeler Green Electric Co. Of
Rochester, N. Y.
Hackensack Water earned $3.50 on
common stock in 1929, against $l.1S in
1923.
w. F. Hall Printing places stock on
So annual basis, against 81 formerly.
marlborough Rapid Transit Febru-
airy deficit, after charges, 1921, ass,
against surplus $267,611; eight months
to February deficit, after charges,
81, 43O, 964' against surplus $l,12l,661 a
year ago.
Maine Central Railroad February sur
plus, after charges, of per cent; two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

vance last week in the shipping-poin
price Of potatoes and in the Chicago
car-lot market was very encouraging
to growers and shippers. Florida cell
cry also went up SOC per crate in spite
of heavier movement from that State.
Total Shipments Increase.
Spinach output from southern Texas
took on new life and shipments in
creased very sharply to $50 cars, with
81 from Virginia also. Fob. prices in
Texas declined just as sharply to
50c-55c per bushel basket. String
beans were slightly higher at Florida
points, as car-lot movement was re-
stricted to rs cars, including the first
five of the season from the lower valley
of Texas. California asparagus ship
ments doubled to total of 165 cars, and
first car was reported from South Caro-
lima. Movement of carrots decreased
to BIS cars for the week, but California
cauliflower shipments increased. Grape
fruit forwardtngs were slightly heavier
at IT'S cars, of which Florida furnished
665. Shipments of oranges decreased to
1,4l0 cars, with California originating
$50 and Florida $50 cars. Combined
movement of % important fruits and
vegetables increased to $40 cars for
the week, but was 1850 lighter than
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Corporation News

NEW YORK, March 27.--The follow
ing is today's summary of important
corporation news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co, Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press:
News Trend.
Steel operations registered further
slight recession in the past week. Out
put of the entire industry averaged
about 10 per cent of theoretical Ca
pacity compared with IA per cent in the
previous week and rs per cent two weeks
ago. AT this time year ago average
was 94l2 per cent and during like pc
riod. 1928, about "a per cent. United
States Steel CORPORATION maintained its
rate at 80 per cent of capacity. This Is
the first week in the past three that
steefs rate has not been reduced. Rate
two weeks ago was 81 per cent, year
ago 81 per cent and in like 1928 Pc
Rod, 88l2 per cent.
Freight loadingS for the week ending
March Is totaled 881, 1877 cars, an in
crease of 1859 cars over the previous
week, but 77,414 cars under the like
week of 1929, and for the seventh time
this year, the lowest of any correspond
ing week since 1922. Coal ore and coke
showed the sharpest declines compared
with a year ago. Miscellaneous freight
dropped 81 per cent and merchandise
L. C. L. 3.3 per cent.
Corporation items of outstanding in
terest were the announcements of IA
vorable dividend action by Cuneo Press
Electric Household Utilities and w. F,
Hall Printing. Canadian Pacific pro-
posed split-up of 500 per common stock
for for / basis has been approved by
the railway committee OF Canadian
House of Commons.
The Companies.
American Ice February net, before
Federal taxes and depreciation $48, ITO,
against $54.719: two months net $780,
$50, against $144.326 a year ago.
American Light and Traction stock
holders to vote on changing par value Of
preferred and common stock from 500
to $25. Change and amendments not
to altar or affect rights and preferences
of preferred stock.
Auburn automobile new cars in Au-
burn dealers hands currently average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
LOANS BY INSURANCE
CONCERNS HOLDING UP

State Commissioner Ventor of Iowa
reports that after completing q survey
of farm mortgage holdings among the
larger insurance companies in that
State he finds no material decrease in
the past year.
More than $3O,000,O00 we're invested
in Iowa farm mortgages by is COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

months surplus, $21s,74o, against $685.
500 IN like period of 1929.
Manhattan Electrical Supply transfer
of properties to American Machine &
Metals, q new company, approved by
! stockholders. Company's electrical buSi-
ness will be incorporated as separate
| subsidiary under Manhattan Electrical
Supply Co. and viii be owned by new
Merritt Chapman-Scott Corporation
unfinished construction contracts on
books March /, 1890, totaled 1904
600, UP Al per cent from a year ago.
New York, New Haven e. Hartford
Railroad February surplus, after charges,
up rs per cent; two months surplus up
IA per cent from a year ago.
New York Railways February deficit
after charges (before adjustment bond
interest), S39, 1854, against $40 58. Two
months deficit, $74,l96, against $50, 24S
year ago.
North German Lloyd directors ap-
prove agreement with Hamburg Ameri-
can line providing for close working CO.
operation between the companies for a
period of so years. Stockholders of both
companies to act on confirmation.
Northern Pacific Railroad February
net operating income off SO per cent;
two months net, $368,671, against ST.
5O7, 1888 in same 1929 period.
Pilot Radio & Tube stockholders to
be asked to approve proposal to trans
fer and assign to Allen Manufacturing
& Electrical Corporation the tube man
ufacturing business of company.
Shenandoah Corporation liquidating
value per common share December 81,
1929, $676. Original cost to public
$1750 a common share.
Motor n models
increased on an average about $500
each.
Third Avenue Railway February def
cit after charges (after adjustment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
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wich, N.Y.-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

bond INTEREST,", $50, ali, against $6S, 72i
two months deficit, $307,063, against
1901, 244 year ago.
Union Pacific Railroad February net
operating income OF 81 per cent; two
months net of 40 per cent from year
ago.
United States Smelling, Refining &,
Mining earned $5.31 on common stock
in 1929, against $6.82 in 1923.
Virginian Railway February surplus
after charges off 1873 per cent; two
months surplus of 3.4 per cent from
year ago.
Willow Cafeterias earned 81 cents In
four months ended January 81, 1880.