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New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
PENALTIES FOES,
 MAKES LONG DASH
Young Football Player Goes 55
 Yards on Freak Play

'Columbus, O.. Jan. 3 UP) - Since Ohio State lniycrsity's eleven met with only mediocre success dur ing the past season and Wesley Fcs- Ter. All-America end Of 1928, failed 10 gain that distinction this year, the job of securing national recognition in the football world for Columbus rested on the shoulders Of a prep school youngster who turned tn" trick with one of the most unusual plays of the year,
 Captain Spanner, quarterback Of the St. Thomas parochial school. discovered in tho middle of the third period Of a game with st. Francis eleven. that the score was tied and something had 10 be done in hurry. When his teammates huddled 10 discuss the next play h" announced ii was time to pull their trick play, The players returned to their posi- tions and Spanner Strollcd mp 10 the center, took the all and announced loudly. to the St. Francis team, that he was penaliziuG them five yards for Offsidc.
 i The St. Francis players werc taken by surprise and looked on in aston ishmcnt as Captain Spanncr stepped off five yards, counting each step in q measured voice. When he had tcomplcted the five yards he had cleared the St. Francis secondary defense and he broke into q run with ! the pigskin tucked tightly under his arm.
 He dashed 5 yards before being 1 brought down by a feet st. Francis back. St, Thomas won the game 1 IS 10 C.
 Spanncr's play. coaches said, is
 deserving of q place in the hall O. fame with Glenn Warmers wing
 back system, Unclc Fielding Yost'}
 "Old 33' and other tricks.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
PLANS WOMEN POLICEMEN

Liverpool England. Jan , LP' -- Tn" corporation of Liverpool after deliberations lasting for several years has decided by narrow ma jority to install limited number of women police. Thus far the cor poration has simply granted S1o.- GOO annually for expenses of Volun- tcer women petrol members, who have no official status.
 The employment of women police is debated at intervals in almost every large city in England.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
4. 0. H, OFFICERS
 ID BE INSTALLED
Auxiliary Also to lnduct New
 Leaders Next Sunday

Plans have been completed fo2 the joint installation of officers of Rev. William A. Harty branch, A. o. H., and the auxiliary to the or ganization Sunday The event will be held at Red Mems hall at 271 Main street, and national, state and county officers will be present, an entertainment will be presented and supper will be served.
 Among the guests will be Mrs Mary Martin Silk Of Springfield. na- tional president; Mrs. Jennie Car roll Of New Haven, national diroc- tor from Connccticu ilecn Multi gan Of New Haven, state president Miss Ella Gargin of West Hartford state vice president; Miss Retd Cooncy Of Shelton, state secretary, Mrs. Mary Carylan, county prcsi. dent, and her staff. State OrEanizcl Daisy Lord Of Waterbury and Pas National Director Mary r. Crcan O .hs city.
 The A. o. II. will also have na tional officers ss guests, including Michael Connolly ot New Haven national director; John McNamar, of Ansonia, state president; William SmithWick of Bristol, state vic, president; John Riley of Meridcn state secretary; John OConnOr O. Bristol, state treasurer: County President Charles Corrigan of Eas Hartford and officers from the vari. ous branches in the state. Johr Donnelly of Bristol, past state presi dent will also be q guest.
 The state organizers for the mel and the women who hold the posi- ton in the auxiliary will install tn. officers. Following the meeting tn, entertainment will be presented aft CT which the dancing and the sup per will follow.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
DENII RRER St USTAI\ED

A demurrer filed in the suit brought by Louis Nair against Mar Judge Morris D. SaXc, according to papers filed in the city court today. Tn" suit was originally brought against Frank Burbonaro and a judgment of $S6S.35 and costs of $51.5i was given in favor of the plaintiff, Louis Nair. It is claimed that the defendants attorney, Mar tin F. Stcmpicn, failed to pay the execution. Nair X Nair represented the plaintiff
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
BOY HIDES IN ATTIC;
 IS REPORTED MISSING
Fears feprimand Upon Returning from Notion Picture Snow and
 Keeps ndGr Cover

Fourteen year old Philip Grroy Of Boston, Mass. who is visiting at the home Of his aumt, Mrs. F. j. Tuite of 2%2 Kelsey street, dropped out of sight yesterday anu alarmed his relatives, who sent word 10 the police to make an effort 70 locate him. This forenoon Captain Kelly was notified by Mrs. Iuito that the boy Was hiding in the attic, having gone there on returning from q mo- tion picture show for fear he would ne punished or reprimandcd for go ing out without permission.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
RELIEF BOARD MEETINGS

The board of relief has prepared a schedule of meetings at which hearings will be given property owners who regard their assess ments too high. The board will b" in session from 7:&o to P. m. on the evenings of January 14. 15, IT,, IS, 19. 20, @1, -, 2t, 25 and ~, and from 10 , P. m. January IS and 25. The grand list will be com- pleted and forwarded 10 the board January 1i.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower was ten dered Miss Irene Crowley last night at her home at 690 East Main street by about 40 of her friends. A buffet lunch was served and mu- was the recipient of many beauti- ful and useful gifts. Miss Crowley is to become the bride of Severin G. Schmidt on January [, at St John the Evangelist church.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
Q. N. l.. ACTIVITIES

Reports on q recent card party, @hoWin" that tn" affair was a sue ccss financially as well as socially Were made a' meeting of Trum- bull Star lodge c. $. B. last evening. Visitors from SouthinGton were pres cnt. rlaus Wcr" made for q bingo party, January lG. There will be T special meeting at the hom" of the commander. Mrs. r. J. Cullen, 24 Broad street, Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT

The state commissioner of motor vehicles notified inc local police to- day of the suspension Of the opera tors licenses ot George Mol'y of 73 Miller street Theodore $. An- dcrson Of S4 Greenwood street. and Joseph MIhelous ot %75 East street.; return ot th" license ot Bruno Boroviak Of 9G9 High street. and suspension Of )hc right 10 operate. of Julius Nodcn of 1G9 Columbia street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Anna Brodcu has announced tn" engagement of her daughter Miss Mabel Bcckman. to Ernest F.. Mucke of Hartford. formerly of this city. The wedding will take place in the spring and the couple will live in WcthcrSiield. Miss Bcckman is employed in the office of the North X Judd Mfg. Co. and Mr. Muckc is in business with his father in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
LOTTERY PRISONERS

Bridgeport. Jan. P.-philip Lacavalle. go. of Bridgeport was sentenced 10 $o days in jail today by Judge ]. k; Booth in superior court. l.acayallc pleaded guilty 10 two counts Of violating the lottery act by distributing tickets in q Lucky Day" lottery scheme.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
MARBLE. CROSS STOLEN

John Meehau reported to the po- lice today the theft Of carved marble cross from his monumental works yard at Clark and Union streets last might, The piece weighs 200 pounds and il Is believed some bile.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

entertainment will be public, after which all those present will engage in dancing All who arc interested in the Grange and what it stands for will h." welcomed. The business meeting will be held at 7:30.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
PLANS SHARE, INCREASE

Now York. Jan , Director Of the southern Pacific Railway 10 day recommended 2,o00,00o shar' increase in the authorized cOmmor stock 10 provide additional capita stock for issuance when needed :t prOVCment.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
GRANGE ASSIMILATION

On Saturday evening there will be a meeting of Burritt Grange for the purpose of installing officers for the ensuing year, following q short busi- ness meeting. The installation and
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
Trust Company Will
 Recover on Judgment

NcW IIaVen, JaN. IUTJ- J--T TIT Hartford -Connccticut Trust Co. or Hartford will recover S1S,9to.1% from the United States government. according to decision by Judge Warren E. Burrows in United States district court here today.
 The Trust company brought su't in November. 1928. 10 recover al- lcced excess taxes collected hy Col. Robert o. Eaton, collector Of in tcrnal revenue.
 The judges decision today calls for return of the excess taxes with interest.
 The surface ot the sun is l9 0oo
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
More Indications

The State Departments wiling ness 10 l"t Dorothy Dctzcr Of the Womcn's International League for Peace and Fr""don hav" a passport without taking an cath to bear arms. it's investigation of agGrcs- si,r Fascist activities < in this country and thc oNtruaion If gov erumrnt facilities 10 the Soviet round-th -thc-"orld flyers with p"rmiS- sion for them to land in Alaska werc evidences that things aren't just like they usod 10 be.
 But the sizzling noise which you may hear is Washington's little group of paid professional patriots boiling in impotcnt wrath.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

The surface ot the sun is le 0o greater than thpt Of the earth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
CRASH INJURIES
PROVE FATAL TO
H. W. BURKHAR7

II. W. Burkhart, former manager
of th" Inland Empire Gas Company
mere. who was injured in an auto
mobile accident Tuesday night on
the Imperial highway near Imper-
IA, died at the FL Centre hospital
this morning at : clock Internal
injuries were given as the cause of
death.
Funeral arrangements await the
arrival Of members of the family
from Los Angeles.
When the accident occurred Burk-
hart was cnroutc to Calcxico to take
part IN the ceremonies staged in
connection with the opening Of the
new gas plant there Three miles
north of Imperial, the car he was
arriving was thrown into the ditch
and overturned, apparently as 4 re-
suit of applying faulty brakes.
II j. said the front wheels locked.
In addition to internal injuries he
was badly cut about the arms and
head and three ribs were broken.
Burkhart came here several years
ago, shortly after the gas company
was organized and left early IN the
summer after the plant was sold to
the Pacific Utilities Company.
He had many friends in this and
other valley cities and was mem
Der of the FL Centre Rotary CLUB
and other fratcrnal organizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Golfers to Start
Fun Tomorrow

The Barbara Worth Country club
will open for membership play Sat
urdav, November /, at l o'clock in
the afternoon. The fairways and
green's are in excellent condition and
some low scores are anticipated.
On Sunday special home cooked
luncheon will be served, the charge
to be surprisingly reasonable. The
meal is to be served by four Holt
Vile women, who are donating the
entire receipts to the club. An extra
charge viii he made for ice cream
and cake.
Tie women donating the luncheon
ere Mrs. John ID. Keyc, Mrs. Gordon
Schneider, Mrs. II. T. Jones and. Mrs.
X. e. Burke. 1t is expected that the
luncheon VIII have extensive patron
age.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
WHIT TE
HANDS
ON TIE SHELF

THERE are two ways 10 keep your
hands young. One IS 10 douse them
with skin creams and lotions every
time they are irritated. The other
is 10 avoid getting them irritated.
White King Granulated Soap,
made from pure vegetable and nut
oils good enough 10 eat, contains
nothing that can roughen and red
den the skin. Washing, especially
d:sh-washing, is the greatest single
cause OF dried and wrinkled hands.
Try White King. Ii yields quick,
rich suds and thorough cleansing,
even in lukewarm water. You need
use HOT water only for rinsing
dishes. Afterward notice how
smooth your hands are.
Fabrics, dishes, silver, glass.
floors, woodwork-White King
solves every household washing
problem. Ii cannot injure anything
that water won't harm. It's efiec.
tive for esey)ibing. Is il on your
list today? AT your grocers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
MERRITT TO Be
PROSECUTED IN
FEDERAL COURT

Judge Vaughn Thompson disposed
of criminal cases on his law and
motion calender in short order this
morning, hearing two pleas changed,
one ease dismissed, one plea enter
ed, and setting two cases for pleas
November ).
The ease against Newell Merritt,
charged with possession and "pcr-
alton of still, was dismissed on
motion of the district attorney, in
order that q charge may be brought
against Merritt under the federal
laws.
Pleas Of Roy Arthur, charged with
grand theft. and James Richardson,
charged with burglary, will be
heard November ).
John Davis Reed entered a plea
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
City and County News Briefs

Hems,itehing and covered but
tons. Mrs. Wilson. 1893 Broad.
way. 2gtf
Extra Good Common Barley S27.00
per ton. J. VI. Miller, -, miles
northwest Imperial. 20tlJ
Charges Cruelty Asking custody
of an adopted child. Margaret T..
Davis ycste fday afternoon filed =
Givorrc complaint against clyde e.
Davis, charging great mental snd
PHYSICAL cruelty.
Presbyterian Church Rummage
sale Friday and saturday. 80
Main -. 29t2
The Academy OF Music will hold
radio contest this winter ia which
two students in each division, .Iu.
nior. Intermediate and Advanced,
six in all, will be given trip to
Los Angeles to hear the great
pianist, Padercwski, all expenses
paid. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

cf not guilty To- ~ charge ~ -raud
theft, and viii he tried November 3.
Walter Pinkarj Withdrew Tlra
cf not guilty and entered p. of
guilty to charge of as-lnI. anI
battery by an officer, entering AN
application for probation % rn2
On the application was continued
fpI two weeks.
Julius Robinson also Withdrew e.
ret guilty plea and entered uI"a
of guilty to driving an automobile
without the owners consent. lIc
made an applications for Ff9ba'.on.
which will be heard Noycmbct 10.
Because of the heavy criminal
calender next week Judge Thompson
this morning reset a number rv
il actions so that they would not
conflict with the crimina tri"i>.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Plan Varied Program
For Junior Matinee

A large and varied program is
promised for the children 5 enter
tainmcnt in the approved Junior
matinee to be given tomorrow al
ternoon at 2:30 At the FoX-Imper-
ial Theatre. The feature picture
will be Al Jolson in big Boy
No. , of the "'Rin-TinTin' ser
les will be run. a Krazy Kat pic
ture will be given and an especial
ly good talkie dog comedy entitled
"Who Killed Rover will appear.
Chaperoncs for the afte noon
will be Mesdamcs Harry Kiucaid
&hd Munson J. Dowd.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
BRIDGE PARTY AT
Il. X. PURDY HONE

Complimcnting Mrs. Ronald Baker.
Mrs. B. II. Purdy entertained recent
ly with an attractive bridge party
at her home, $50 He'll avenue.
Halloween featured the decora.
tions, the attractive favors and the
menu itself. Bridge was enjoyed
curing the evening and a dainty sup
per was served at the conclusion Of
the game.
Guests included Mesdamcs Ronald
Baker, T. j. Afflcrbaugh, y. A. Ra-
bcnau, Frank Smyer, +. 7. Sanders,
j. Il. Sanders, and w. f.. Ellis.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Of IMPERIAL COUNTY

| know tn Importance of putting
into practice the word economy III
the administration of county af
fairs.
When YOU elect me sheriff ] viii
practice economy without sacrifie
ng efficiency ! wish 10 emphatic
Eally state ! have made no promisds
of positions IN the shcriff's office
to anyone who,neycr when am
elected. a.
NV only promise Is a-rigid ON.
foreemeut Of Al laws found on the
statute books.
! solicit your vote on Nov. {.
GEORGE l.. CAMPBELL,
Candidate for sheriff. Adv. 3lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
County Clerk To
Keep Office Open

IS hH. been fhc costume fHf f
last .gh' eears mud ID spite af fhr
ta.t tha' Natamb,r 4 iss legal hnt
da4. fl. county clerk = office ~
fl.. Duu-' house VIII be open r.e.
ffeu dgr between The bours 81
q %. wi q p. m, according - aa
announcement made bt ealsih Aa
seau. county clerk Ofher offices BE-
thu court house are 90 D. e.asrs.
The rouHts clerks uffse' VIII -
main "p,u in order ta gisa assisfaaae
to voters amt election h"arte aH
auuutrriuz d.ffieultirs.
ANY voter or elcrtish board fu
sferd a. information az assi.t4sse
ma, telephone Oh trulfa 1n5 arl ald
will D. given.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
THE WEATHER

For Los Angeles and Vicinity
Fair and continued warm tonight
and Saturday, with low humidity
and high fire hazard; moderate
rorthcasterly winds.
For Southern California-Fair to-
right and Saturday,; continued warm
with low humidity; moderate north
eastcrlv winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
TWINS WORRY TEACHERS

WORCESTER. Mass. up
Teachers have hard time telling
the pupils apart at Tatnuck gram
mar school. The student body iu
cludes six sets of twins.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
STANDARD RULES
OF ETIQUETTE

Question: When are social notes
obligatory
Answer: Acknowledgment of all
invitations, formal or informal notes
Of thanks for gifts, special courteS-
ics, bread and butter letters TO
hostcsscs. notes to the fianccc of
Il close friend or relative who has
lust announced his engagement,
notes Of congratulations to parents
Of new born babe, notes of con
dolcnce or of apology, all of these
are obligatory AMI should never be
neglected.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Question: When may postal cards
take the place of notes or lettcrs'
Answer: When travelling, postal
cards are frequently used and they
are also sometimes used for any
placing of order with trades people.
They should never hc used for any
social purpose and nothing person
III or private should ever be- written
on them.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Arraigned in Court-H. W. Hin
entered q plea of not guilty to
charge of battery before Judge |.
Mayficld this morning. Hill was re-
leased on his own recognizancc to
appear for trial November :. Howell
Pitts was the complaining witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

File Intentions-Two couples filed
notice of intention to marry today.
Joe Palmcrin. %, and Mary Coma
les, IS, of Brawley, and Olin j.
Faulkner, 3d, Phoenix, and Belva
Ruth Lawrence, %; Prescott, were
the couples.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Cooked Food Sale Saturday, Nov.

in front of NJ. o. King Co., sale
beginning at 1890, by the ladies of
st. Mary s chuch. 3ltl
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

\. 4. Peterson. Woedhurn. ore
yeu. reports e net profit ~ sant
an acre ffom 20 acres of flax.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

At the same place, Myrtle's new
kitchen, Main street, Iicber, open
ing Saturday night, November lst.
Special turkey dinner 6 p. III. untii
9 D. M, zoe. 3lt2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Baby Rice-Buttercd or sweeter-

Eaby Rice-Buttercd or sweeter-
fd pop corn, always fresh. ), 10
|lnd Pc boz. Next to Stage Depot.
2ts
4 Going Away? Complete informa-
zion and all details Of any trip from
Y. l.. Major, Southern Pacific agent.
Phone II. 1919
Order HaVekorGt Golden Guernsey
\ guaranteed raw milk now for
November lst delivery, when addi-
iomal supply will be available. Tele-
|hhonc III Centre 80. 2Sti
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
DR.. A. B. hanson, Dentist, Davi

DR.. A. B. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Sue for Payment-The Pcoples
Finance and Thrift company of Cal
cXico today filed suit against Rosa
VI. Garcia for payment Of $%5S.j3 al
legged due them on an automobile
bought by her.
Seeks Divorce--In divorce com
plant filed yesterday afternoon
Efrian de Ia Vega charged that
Guadalupe K. de la Vega has caused
him great mental trouble by enter.
tanning another man i'll their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Eat at Macs Chicken Inn
Phone 79G. Mrs. Amy Mack. 24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

DR.. Harry Hooper Dentist, 110
North 9th st. Phone 3S2
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29

in Russian River Though not SD heavy about pounds -it is the length which gets them.
 The beauty has been on ice in the San Juan cold storage plant but will be prepared, by Mel Homer, local sportsmen, for ship ment to Jonas Brothers, nation ally known taXidermists at st.. Louis, for mounting
 It is also the intention of MT. Badger to enter his trophy in the annual fishermen's exhibition in the East where the 1st prize gen- erally is around S3-0OO-
 Seifert hooked the Rainbow with an ordinary line and No- 4 hook, with bait
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29
YOUNG LIGHTYI1NsE -
 KEEPER 0N VACATION

Bronzed by three T7ars of life at lone Cape Sariahef light stall tion and with a grip of steel, a sturdy son of a sturdy Arctic mar iner, Theodore Pedersan. Son off Captain Pedersen who was men tioned in the dispatches last week as being the first to reach Barrow thru the ice pack with his ship, arrived in Seward yesterday on the s. s. Evans.
 Pedersen is now bound for the states on a full years vacation, the reward for his three-year ex- ile. But his vacation is in name only for he will enter the Univer- sity of Washington to continue his studies
 The young man is returning to Cape Sarichef when his year is up. He does not mind the iso- lation; rather, he likes it for in that solitude he finds ample time to study.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29
FR0TH|NCHAN DUE
 HERE IN FEW DAYS

Robert Frothingham, national ly known author, lecturer and sportsman, has returned to Nome, aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Northland and is expected to ar- rive in Seward early next month enroute to the States. MT. Froth- ingham delivered the Fourth of July oration at Nome, according to the Nome Nugget, in which his oratorical powers were highly lauded. There IS also another fine article. by Mr. Frothingham, fur ther describing his Arctic voyage on the Angel of the Arctic" the Cutter Northland.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29

FOR SALE-One burglar proof safe; one National cash register, modern; one Burrows adding machine and stand; all kinds of new scaIes-alI sizes-including four large Fairchilds weighing up to 2,000 pounds; redwood store shelving, mahogany coun- ters; Royal typewriter, large carriage. Write Sjoberg & Ment- ger, Unga, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29

FOR RENT-6-room house on
 Adams street. Urbach's. FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
 Paulson apartments.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29
NAMING DELEGATES

From Anchorage comes the re- port that the various industries, such as the trappers, miners, railroad, business, etc., as well as a member from special committees are being selected with the view of meeting with the three Senators who leave Seattle August 12 on two destroyers for the purpose of Investigating the Alaska Rail- road and economic conditions along the railroad belt
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-29
TH|RTY-THREE INCH
 RAINBOW BE MOUNTED
 FOR VAN GLIDER FOTEL

The record Rainbow trout, B inches in length, caught last week in Russian River by 'Binks' Seifert and which he presented to Joe Badger, with his compli- ments will, ere long, be oc- cupying a conspicuous position in the lobby of the Van Glider hotel for all to see and for all to admire
 That's what proprietor Joe says and what Joe says, is done. Allah!
 The magnificent fish, which has made Izaak Waltons gasp with astonishment, is, as far as oldtlmers of the lower lake coun- try recall, the largest ever caught