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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
Mistaken Identity
May Mean Freedom
For Life Termer

SAN QUENTIN STATE PRISON
Calf, July %. W.P)-Possiblc mis-
taken identity may lead to the free
dom from prison of William Dyer,
now serving d life term here for
conviction Of a Los Angeles pay
roll robbery.
It was learned today from George
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23

The Feather River Rod an" Gun
Club has received from the state
2S5, ,O00 lingering trout which have
been planted in its district of
Butte County.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland, 6-19; New York, 5-s.
Boston, T. Chicago, 3.
Detroit. s; Philadelphia, >.
St. Louis, ;: Washington. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS Results

Brooklyn, ]; St. Louis, Q.
Chicago, j-l; New York. 4-6.
Philadelphia. II; Pittsburgh, ).
Cincinnati Boston, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco, s; Oakland. ).
Others night games.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
Steady Buying
Aid To Stocks

Los ANGELES. July -. U.H -
Steady buying in wide range of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
COAST LEAGUE

standings do not include night
cannes
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
CANz0NERl GIVES
 BASS BAD LICKING
Rugged New Yorker Sent Out
 to Gain Weight

Philadelphia. July 22 P-Tony Canzoneri, rugged New Yorker, finds Benny Bass as easy to conquer as junior lightweight as he did as featherUeight.
 Three years ago Canzcneri won the featherweight crown from Bass and last night he gave the Phila- delphian, recognized in many states as junior lightweight champion, one of the worst beatings of his career in 10-round bout at the Phillies ball park. Despite the fact that the match had been arranged as a non title bout it was reported that Canzoneri would claim the cham pionship. When they weighed in at ? p. m. yesterday before the state athletic commission Bass weighed 125H, while Canzoneri sealed only 129%, quarter of pound below the junior lightweight limit.
 Due to the wording of the con- tract, which stipulated that the New Yorker must weigh more than 13O, Frank Wiener. chairman of the com- mission. ordered Tony to go out and eat When he returned he weighed 1 13lA. The reports said that Can zoneri would claim the title because he was under junior lightweight limit at the official weighing-in time Bass won only three rounds, and | these by narrow margins. Canzon- eri took five and two were even | Benny encountered a rushing az grcssive foeman. who crowded hin at every turn and Hailed him around the ring throughout the milling
 Early in the bout Tony opened z 1 cut over Bass right eye and h'
 made this a target for his left ir nearly every round thereafter.
 Bass timing and judgment of dis
 lance were poor and about the only thing he showed was a sturdy consti l tuition that withstood some severe 1 hammering at close quarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Substitute for Liquor
 Sadly Needed, Man Says

London, July 22 P)-Eiscount d'Abernor. chairman of the wartime liquor control board, today told the royal commission on licensing that the world greatly needs a substi- tute for alcohol as a beverage.
 The viscount told the royal con- mission, which is investigating the liquor question in Great Britain, fin view of the fact that alcohol does badly mt it sets out to do, that 1t is not true stimulant and that the result it brings is not exempt from disagreeable and injurious re- action, l continue to believe in the eventual connection of some prefer able substitute
 A vast fortune" the witness as- serted, would reward the discover CT, upon whom also would descend the gratitude of humanity"
 The beverage would have to be something attractive to the palate and would have to appeal to the drinkers more than liquor did at present. he added.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Violence Flares Today
 In Communist Clashes

Berlin, July 22 LP)-A campaign of violence started in the southern part of Berlin today when the Fas- cists began tearing down posters put up by communists.
 AS fast as the bill posters pasted up the placards their opponents ob- liberated them.
 When this had occurred a few times the communists expressed their resentment. In the resulting conflict one communist and two by islanders were wounded by flying bull lets
 A band signing itself "Proletarian Free Thinking Youth" painted slo- ganS on two churches.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

the southpaw ranks on semi-pro diamonds in these parts. Fifteen or more years ago, Joe Fitzpatrick, present first baseman for Landers in the Industrial league, pitched for teams on the local sand lots and made the fans think of Wilsona but Joe was too nifty a performer around the initial sack to give all his time to pitching. He had a fast one and a puzzling drop and he acted like Wilson in many ways. Had he stuck to the slab and ha hte benefit of proper coaching, he might have gone higher.
 Earl Champion, who pitched for Jim Luby's Independents, former city champions, resembled Wilson, too, and probably had as much natural ability, but Earl was not a New Britain resident. Henry Elan agan, who pitched for New Britain High school and the old Pioneers, had world of stuff but vas wild and inclined 10 blow when hit hard. Few other southpaws who have per formed for local clubs in the past 25 years measured up to the old Highlander.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
.TILDEN PREPARED
 ID PLAY FRIDAY
Sprained Ankle Healing as
 Tennis Star Rests

Auteuil, France, July 22 CP)-In- dications today were that Big Bill Tilden would be in perfect condition when the United States Davis Cup team takes the courts in Roland Garros stadium for the challenge round matches with France on Fri day.
 Big Bill turned an ankle in prac- tice with karel Kozeluh. CZecho- Slovakian professional yesterday a few hours after it was definitely an nounced he would be q member Of the American team. For a time 1t was feared the injury would be seri- ous enough to handicap the Phila- delphian and perhaps to keep him out of challenge round play alto gether but physician later declared he would be fit for the first days play on Friday.
 Tilden's ankle was much better today. The swelling had disappeared and Big Bill said he could play today if it were necessary. He decided, however, that it would be wiser to take the day off and give the injury a chance to heal completely.
 Those who had hoped to see some new blood in the contetsing teams this year are doomed to disappoint- ment for the brunt of the struggle once more will fall on those whc have borne it for three years.
 Barring last minute changes, Til den and George Lott will play the singles for the United States and the doubles. Allison and Van Ryr 1 have held the British doubles title l for two years. They amazed the ex. perts by beating Henri Cochet and i Jean Borotra, crack French pair, ir the challenge round year ago.
 France again will pin it's faith on Cochet and Borotra in the singles l but may use Christian Boussus and Jacques Brugnon in doubles. The i French lineup depends in a measure upon how the defenders fare in the opening singles matches. If either Cochet sor Borotra. CT both. win ther Boussus and Brugnon are almos certain 10 play doubles since the | French are virtually conceding vic tory to Allison and Van Ryn already If, however, France losses both tht opening singles matches. Cochet anc Borotra will be thrown into th' breach in doubles in an effort to nal the American youngsters.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Rudy Vallee Honored
 In WestbrOok Banquet

Westbrook. Me, July 21 P}-Five hundred citizens representing civic and service organizations rendered a testimonial banquet tonight 10 Rudy Vallee. radio singer and night club orchestra leader, who is spen3- ing a vacation here with his par ents.
 Among the guests were Governor and Mrs. William Tudor Gardiner Mayor and Mrs. Eugene L. Cum mings, Basil H. Stimson, command CT of the Maine department of the American Legion; Don Dickerman, proprietor of New York r.ght club. and Judge Frank P. Pride.
 Governor Gardiner and oth q speakers paid tribute to the youth full Vallee.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
.REDW|NGS BATTLE
 ID HOLD PRIMARY
Manager SouthVorth Does His
 Bit in Getting Victory
By the Associated Press,


 Now that they've gained a corn- fortable lead in the International League pennant race. the Rochester Redwings are battling fiercely to hold on to it.
 The Redwings battled through II innings of torrid baseball weather yesterday before they could gain 2 ll-l0 decision over the Jersey Cry Skeeters. This victory enabled the Redwings 10 maintain q lead Of four and one-half games over Baltimore and Toronto, now in a deadlock for second place.
 Manager Southworth won yester- days battle for the Redwings Rap Pepper opened the 11th with triple and Grant then intentionally pass d Martin and Florence to fill tie bases. Southworth promptly broke up the game with a single. It was a ding dong battle all the way with Carleton and Moore, the starting pitchers, both pounded out of the box before the end of five innings With the score deadlocked at VI at the end of the fifth Rochest T 1 scored twice in the sixth only tc | have Jersey City tie it up again ir ] the eighth. In the tenth Jersey City counted once but Rochester tied il up when George Grant, Skeeter pitcher. let go a wild pitch with l Toporcer on third and two out. Baltimore beat Montreal 50 thanks to brilliant pitching by Luther Roy The Royals got only six hits of Roy and he never was in | danger. Joe Hauser poled out his 35th homer Of the season with two on base in the eighth.
 Dave Danforth weakened in the | closing innings and Newark pounded out an S-5 victory over the Bisons at Buffalo in a night game.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
BURKHART FACES DEATH

Los Angeles, July 22 CPl-Willian, II, Burkhart was under sentence of death today for the staying of his film actress wife, Ann Mcknight Burkhart. Superior Judge McComb set no date for the execution in pro nouncing sentence yesterday. Burk- hart was convicted last week of shooting his estransed wife after bringing her to his bungalow for an attempted reconciliation.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
BOSTON REJECTS REWARD

Boston, July p (UP)-The Boston city council has rejected. 10 to G., the request of Suffolk County Dis trict Attorney William J. Foley that 1t offer 6 reward of $500 for the capture of Oliver B. Garrett, former leader of the Boston police head quarters liquor raiders, who has been missing since the eve of his sched- uled trial on charges of larceny and extortion.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

The ore of aluminium is cheap enough, for it is only clay. But the amount of current needed to make one ton of the metal in an electric furnace is SO,O0o units, or 4o times as much as is required for making q ton of steel
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
KING GUEST AT PALACE

London, July 22 [P}-King Feisal of Irak today lunched with King ingha mpalace. Sir Francis Humph- reys. British high commissioner for Irak. and Lady Humphreys were present.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
DELEGATES SEE PREMIER

London, July 22 P-American delegates to the interparliamentary union conference. headed by Repre- sentative Andrew Jackson Montague of Virginia called today al No. 10 Downing street and were received by Prime Minister Macdonald.
 The visitors remained for some time, going through the several in teresting rooms before leaving ! r the royal gallery of the house Of l lords where their sessions are held
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

Games Today Springfield at Albany. Bridgeport at Allentown,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Game- Tomorrow

Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Rochester II, Jersey City 10. G1 innings). Baltimore ,, Montreal 0. No results received on last nights 3uffalo- Newark game. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

A woman can legally qualify for or any other federal office.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Chicago 6, New York 0. Brooklyn 9-10, St. Louis 8-17. Philadelphia ', Pittsburgh 2. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games YeSt6rday

Detroit z, Philadelphia 6. New York '. Cleveland g.. St. Louis 6, Washington 4. Boston 3, Chicago 1.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

Games Today Newark at Jersey City. Baltimore at Reading. Rochester at Buffalo. (Other clubs not schedulsd)
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Speaking s g
 of Sports

The Inter-Church baseball leagre Is all agog these days. The St. Mat thew's Lutherans, champions for the past two years and leaders for the first three months of the present season. have been beaten twice in succession and last night were drop ped from first place for the first time since 1928.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

ped from first place for the first time since 1928.
 The South church took the Ss. Matts' measure Friday night in a rousing last-inning rally, while last night the Trinity Methodists played alright ball behind Shepard's bea1- tiful twirling and held the Germans to their lowest score in league his tory.
 The race has been funny this year, anyway The St Matts and First Lutherans were expected to put on their usual wo-team battle for the title, but the Swedes fell down badly In their places came the South and Methodist churches. right on the heels of the leaders all sea son, and now a great three-teAn struggle is on.
 The South and Methodist teams will meet a week from Friday, and the league championship is likely 10 be decided then and there-although 8 three-way tie is not at all impos- sible.
 The reason for the sudden upris- ing of the two new challengers is easily given. They have used the same players in the same positions right through the season, The Metho- dists, in particular, have no one player who could be hailed as a pa-- ticular star, but the team work of the group is fine and the unit is seen to be much better than nine individ- uals. Failure to have the same play CTS on hand each week is likewise responsible for the Swedes' sdown- fall.
 The Pirates will practice tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock at Willow Bro 'k park. All players are requested 70 b. present.
 The municipal recreation offi"e located at Room POT, City Hall. will be open Wednesday evening from 6:30 to S;30 o'clock to receive regis trations for the coming tennis tor.'- nament.
 Primo Camera, the Fighting Flesh Mountain. is now battling in the ring in this country. but both France and Italy are demanding that he return and serve in their respective armies An Italian and therefore suA Aect to military service in Mussolinis country, Camera had also been naturalized in France and Is supposed 10 do duty there. too.
 With a FranCo-Italian war ru- mored in the offing, it seems to be just case of which side he ic go- ing to choose. Possibly he'll be cut in half and divided between the two combatants-he's big enough.
 Babe Ruth is again cracking the bleacher seats in the American league parks, but whether or not he can overcome the lay-off due to that ripped off fngernail is very ques- tionable. But the Bam is a law unto himself.
 Tommy Blanchard finally got d break Saturday in the City league For years Tommy has been one of the best pitchers in the loop. but one bad inning, poor support. no hitting by his mates, or some other thing has usually robbed him of the fruits Of his good work. One year he pitched the West Ends to the title, but this season he was getting just one tough break after another until Saturday. when he won a yer dict from the strong Burritts, much to the pleasure of his many admir- CTS
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Standing
Games Today V

Philad elphia at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Chicago.
 New York at Cleveland,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Bridgeport ', Albany 5. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Standing

Games Today Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

The South church took the St. Matts' measure Friday night in a rousing last-inning rally, while last night the Trinity Methodists played alright ball behind Shepard's bear- ttul twirling and heh the Germans to their lowest score in league his- tory.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow Cincinnati at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, ?.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

The race has been funny this year, anyway. The St. Matts and First Lutherans were expected to put on their usual two-team battle for the title, but the Swedes fell down badly. In their places came the South and Methodist churches, right on the heels of the leaders all sea- son, and now a great three-teAn struggle is on.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

The South and Methodist teams will meet a week from Friday, and the league championship is likely 10 be decided then and there-although three-way tie is not at all impos- sible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

Attractive homes In the English
style OF architecture have long been
popular because of the surprising
amount OF space that can be given
TO rooms without giving the home
an appearance OF hugeness. IN a
building like this home all the rooms
are Of good size with plenty Of
window space, yet from the exterior
the home is one that has a COM
Portable appearance OF coziness.
Permanent beauty has been COM
bined with permanent construction.
for face brick are used in the walls
Of this home. These bricks. in range
OF color and texture, with harmon
izing mortar joints. lend an indi-
viduality to the home that Is very
pleasing. at the same time provid-
ing f~ire-safety. long life and low
upkeep that is essential in modern
construction.
The recessed entrance under the
protecting hood invites one 10 the
roony hall within. which IS equip
ped with two closets and a lavatory
which is in addition to the bath
on the second floor. Through an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

beauty after years Of exposure and
take on a charm that only time
brings.
Graceful brick arches and paving:
wrought iron grilled windows, rail-
ings and flower boxes; lattice work
hung with brilliant flowers. avn
ings and gayly trimmed curtains.
combine to enhance the charming
effect and colorful beauty OF the
home as q whole.
With porches on opposite sides Of
the house, a cool shady spot al
always be found. The porch off the
dining room Is also connected with
the kitchen, which makes 1t an
ideal spot for outdoor meals. This
porch should face east to avoid the
hot afternoon sun. The exterior
archway onto this porch may be en-
closed when the house Is built in
northern climates.
The dining and living rooms have
fireplaceS opposite the easement
windows. Built back OF these, each
bedroom could also have its own
fireplace II desired. The bedrooms
are large. well lighted and conve-
niently placed on either side Of the
bathroom. With windows on two
walls, these rooms are assured Of
good ventilation.
Attention is called to the unique
kitchen arrangement. Notice the
cross draft afforded by the windows
on opposite sides. aEd the conve-
nient location Of the table and
cabinets.
There Is no basement In the plan
but a small cellar may be provided
large enough TO contain q heating
plant easily reached by a stairway
from the kitchen.
A 50-foot lot will accommodate
this house. affording a driveway &C
one side. The ceiling height Is 2
feet 6 inches and content Is $1,000
cubic feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

opening on the right is the studio
living room with a fireplace ut the
far end. This room could, II desired,
be lowered a few steps to give ad-
ded height to the room. which nov
extends 10 the top OF the wing II
occupies. On the left is the sun par
Tor which occupies the corner Of the
house and is well supplied with win
dows on two sides. II required. this
may be utilized as q bedroom, or
can be used as a play-room for the
children.
The dining room is connected
with both the hall and the sun
parior. and has an attractive break
fast alcove which allows cross ven
tilation. The we'll arranged kitchen.
with the sink under the windows
flanked by two cabinets. has a
large pantry and a broom closet.
The garage is conveniently attached
near the real porch.
On the second floor are three
good-sized bedrooms, all large en-
ough for twin beds II so desired.
There are ample closets and a good
sized bath. The bedroom in the
front Is the masters and has indi-
vidual closets
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17
BUILDERS AND HOME OWNERS PAGE
Local Building And Real
Estate NeWS of the Week

The Wheeler Osgood Manufacture
ing Co, representative Of Tacoma,
Washington, gave action pictures
to a group Of lumber company men
and contractors in the Frontier
Lumber Company's offices last
Saturday afternoon. 1t was said to
be thoroughly entertaining as well
as informative. The Wheeler Os-
good company manufactures doors
Of ali descriptions. The cine-film
showed the gathering Of raw mate
rails and actual construction Of the
famous Wheeler Osgood doors. &C
cording to r. G. Morris OF the From
tier Lumber Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

Northern states are following
the style set in the south in util-
ling Mediterranean architecture in
the home. Attractiveness and beauty
ere clearly a part Of the home ari.
given a site carefully chosen to set
off its colors. this home will reward
by It's distinctiveness.
Face brick, OF the lighter shades.
are used in the walls Of this house
and the roof IS covered with bright
Spanish tile. Time and the merci-
less attack OF changing seasons will
never disfigure either walls or roof;
instead, they retain their original
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-17

upon the occupants esshs ,tyins
.room-f
Entrancesto ,rfe4 Aforementioned
the htchenzis indeed convenient
and.the second floor isscompact in
its arrangement. with-two nicesbed-
rooms and bath neatly decorated IN
a modern manner and. plenty OF
closet spaceSis available under the,
sloping part ofsthes roof
Hardwood, floors are used IN the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

silk flags Of the nations were favors
for the first figure and made an effec-
tive scene when the many taking part
waved them as they danced. This was
Immediately followed by the second fig
ure, for which toy drums were given
for favors, and the dancers beat time
to the music as they marched, waving
their flags at the same time. Never
before in the history of the present
Bachelors Cotillion have the figures
moved so smoothly and with such dis
patch. With the second figure dainty
vanity vases were given the ladies.
A delicious hot supper was served at
midnight in the dining room across the
corridor, small tables being laid for
the comfort Of the guests.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, widow Of
the former Vice President, and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

Thomas r. Walsh were among those in
the box of honor where the Japanese
Ambassador and Nine. Debuchi sat dur
ing the figures with the other members
of the receiving line. Senator Capper
was among those who danced in the
cotillion, as were the military attache
of the Cuban embassy and Sonora de
Prieto. Others at the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs John Walker Holcombe and their
daughter, Mrs. Roy William Baker, wife
Of the United States consul at London;
Col. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake, Mrs.
Delos A. Blodgett and her sister, Mrs.
Charles G. Matthews, Mrs. Sidney A.
Cloman and her niece, Mrs. Wilson
Prichett; Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie,
Mrs. william Bailey Lamar, Count and
de Benke, the Rev. Meade