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NEW BOOKS AT
CITY LIBRARY
Fiction

t1ctlon
"A Candle in the Wilderness, -
by Irving Bachelor; tale of the
beginning of New England.
''The Ace of Spades, by Henry
Holt; a murder mystery.
Mulberry Square, by Ida
Larrimore; delightful story for
light reading.
"The Ticker Tape Murder" by
Milton Proper; a detective story.
Eddy and Edouard,' by Bettina
Won Hutton; half French and hall
American, Edward is undecided
which side of his heritage shall
dominate his character.
"The Everlasting Harpers, by
Mildred Wasson.
Non-Fiction
"Choicc Candy Recipes, by Lu-
cy G. Allen.
"Economic Democracy" by Rob
ert S. Brookings.
"The Recovery of TRUTH" by
Hermann Keyserling..
"Capistrano Nights" by Charles
Francis Saunders.
"The House That Built Itself, -
by Gladys Shultz.
"The Road to Health,' by c. Z.
4. Winslow.
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AGED MAN FOUND DEAD

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. %. W.D>-
The body of an aged man, believed
to be O. Hagen Of Glendale, Ariz ,
was awaiting definite identification
in u mortuary here today before
burial by the coroner's office. The
Lody was found Thursday In can
yon near here after laying IN the
brush for six days. Search is being
conducted for relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-22
Hindu Held For
Superior Court

Plum Singh, Hindu. was bound
over to superior court and his bond
raised from $1,000 to $500 follow
ing his hearing yesterday before
Judge l. Mayfield of the justice
court, on a charge of threatened of
Tense, filed last Tuesday by Golan
Mohammed. Witnesses were intro
duced at the hearing who testified
the young Hindu threatened to "cut
off Mohammed's head" The nah
is waiting trial in the county jail
having been unable to make the re-
Quired bond.
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FLYERS PLANS SECRET

REYKJAVIK, Ice1and, Aug. %.
U.P)-Captain Wolfgang Won Gro
nau. German aviator who arrived
here Wednesday from the Farce Is
lands on a projected flight to the
United States, proceeded to Green
land by airplane at $3.50 a. IN. to-
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Arm And
Symphonic" POWDER
Its fneneS OF texture miH truly
entrance you! 81 box.
ERNEST R. UTLEY
For District Attorney

When the voters of
Imperial county go
to the polls on Aug
ust 26th they will
pass on both men and
issues.
They want to know
that the man whom
they select for Dis
trict Attorney is cap
able, honest and eX-
perienced.
Ernest r. Utley's
supporters invite the
closest scrutiny OF
their candidate and
of his past record.
He was born on a
farm in Oklahoma,
in 1894 and in 1910
moved to Cordeli,
Ok1ahoma. in 1915
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York. 10; Chicago, 6.
1t. Louis, l6; Philadelphia, 6.
Boston and Pittsburgh, rain.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati, rain.
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Junior Teams In
Semi-FinL Play

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Aug. 30. U.P)-Four Junior Ameri
can Legion baseball teams entered
the semi-finals of the All-Westerh
tournament today, two by opening
day victories and the others through
byes.
New Orleans and Salina, Kansas,
we're not required to play yesterday
but were scheduled to meet today
in the first of tie semi-final games.
7"he etner ma7cn will be hotweeA
Long Beach, Ea!li., and IA = n
\. d., both of whom won theit first
round games.
Enderl;n defeated Denver, . too.
Lang Eeach Won over Sl!Nc'tol.
Orc, 6 to in ! | innings.
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day. He viii conceal his real plans
until he has flown leo kilometers
west of Greenland, von Gronau
said.
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COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Seattle, S; San Francisco, >.
Others night games.
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he became private secretary to Congressman Jim Nc
Clntc of Oklahoma; in June 1917 he resigned this
position to accept the appointment OF Assistant
County Attorney of Washta county Oklahoma,
which position he held until January 1919 when ne
came to Imperial county, where he has since been
actively engaged in the practice OF law, four years
OF this time jan g. 1928 to Jan. 3, 1927 he Dis
rict Attorney of Imperial county, and as such sue,
cessfuly prosecuted some of the most difficult ana
important cases tried in this county, some OF
these murder being: the Fornesaro murder
case; the Campbell-Davs murder case; the Hottman,
Parker Singh, Calhoun, Hendrick and the Johnson
murder cases; the j. Roy Adams forgery case; the
Bonnetts case Can attempted train wreckng by
an l. w. W.; the Biglow-Calhoun case, and numer-
Gus other important cases, all Of which were vgor-
ously contested by the defendants.
Not only has Ernest r. Utey been successful as a
prosecutor, but he has demonstrated his ability as
an attorney and over again in the defense OF
criminal actions and in handling important civil
cases in the courts of Imperial county
While he is forceful and vigorous prosecutor, ne
is not of the socaed "hard boiled" type, always re-
memberng that in the prosecution of any person he
is dealing with fellow being and endeavors to be
Just to him as we'll faithful to his cause
The best evidence that Ernest R. Utley has the in
erest of the county at heart, is shown by the fact
that he devoted his entire time to the duties OF this
office when he not compelled so to do by law.
Had he considered his personal and financial
Interests above that of the county, he might have
made considerable money practlclng IN the civil
courts while serving District Attorney. By devot-
ing his entire time to the duties of this office he was
able to- and did, carry the work of this office in
efficient manner without the full quota OF depu-
ties thus saving the county this expense
His disposition and desire to cooperate with every
county official harmony and team work in
the administration of the affairs of County Govern
ment Utley's past experience and record in office,
is sufficient surety to the voters of Imperial county
that he is not EXPERIMENT, but that he will go
into office with the full knowledge of the duties of
same ripe in experience and with the desire and abil
y to render efficient and satisfactory service to the
people of this county.
Your support and vote is respectfully solicited.
Utley for District Attorney Club
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-22

II. F. Farnsworth, FL Centre,
owns the high cow for Imperial
County in June.
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Test this
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Know the
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It's so new :. so important
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BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE;
Yesterdays s Results

Yesterday s Results
Cleveland, s; New York, ,.
Philadelphia. 3; Detroit, !.
Washington, ); st. Louis, ,.
Boston, i; Chicago, =.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-22

CULVER CITY, Calf, ug. -.
UP) Billy Wagner won by a knock
out in the third round of the main
event here last night with Vic Me
Neil. Johnny Gardino took ? SIX
round decisioN from Jack Petit
bone in the semi-windup.
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dered by boxing authorities after
Gonzales was accused of fouling out
to McGough in their first meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-22

SOUTH GATE, Calf, Aug, 90
UP-Tommy McGough scored 4
two round knockout over Ray Con
zales last night after flooring him
four times. 1t was rematch or
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So. California
Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Aug. %.
U.p)-Hector Mcdonald, claimant
to the Canadian lightweight title,
will bid for a place among Pacific
coast top-notchers tonight in lG
round bout with Teddy Palacios.
Freddie Hawkins, Pasadena light
weight, viii meet Leonard Bennett
in the semi-windup, and Joe Ditto
viii appear in the special with Joe
Goeders.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. %, W.n-
A schedule of six games for tn
University of Southern California
Freshman football team waS an
reounccd today by w. 0. nuntet
athletic director, as follows:
September 27, Santa Ana Junior
Ccheoe at Santa ana; Octobnr 4,
Compton Junior College at il. A.
Coliseum: October II, Chaffee Jun
ior College at Chaffee; October IS,
University of California freshmen,
Mt j. A. Coliseum; November ],
Stanford Freshmen at Palo Alta.
November II, L. =, l.. A. FreshC 4.
as Westwood.
COMPTON, va;f.. Aug. 20. up
Don Smith and Frank Abendino,
lightweights, will fight the eight
round feature event Mt the Compton
arena tonight. Frank Jones and i2I-
don Sheperd, l40 Founders, will
meet in the semi-final.
PASADENA, Calf, Aug. %. up
Bobby Reister, victor in a number
of recent battles added anothe: vie
tim to his list by scoring a tech
nical knockout over Omar Wright
of Oklahoma in the second round Of
their main event last nigh. D,n
Kennedy defeated Curly Muni1 in
tho semi-windup and Billy Papke,
Jr., won the decision over Glen
Thompson in the special.
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What the panther heard was no sound by the
standards of human ears, yet to the highly at
tuned and delicate organs of the beast a mes
sage seemed to be borne to the savage brain
AS If it had been poised upon steel springs, sud-
denly released, it rose quickly and silently to
the top of the palisade, disappearing stealthily
and catlike into the dark space behind native
hut
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I good start" Their shouts of well
come and enthusiasm made Howell
smile in sympathy.
There was g. warm-hearted nat
uralneSS-a Spontaneity about these
people-which would be wonderful
if you were one of them!
Well, maybe he would be some
time. He'd never had a chance to
show what he could do as yet.
Queer how those directors couIdn' t
see that he was collegiate" ma
terial. Just because a busy person
in the wardrobe had seen him as
cop" was no reason he should re-
main SO for the rest of his career.
He was pursuing his usual mental
exercise of wishing that things
might be different when steps ap-
porached down the hall and a cou-
pie entered the sunroom quarreling
violently.
Something familiar about his
voice" Howell thought, but not I'M
til his companion pronounced the
name did he realize that the man
was Carleton Meade.
Ito Be Continued
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SUE INSURANCE firm
Latta Relatives Seek Pay
on Three Policies.

Additional suits against Employ
ers Liability Assurance Corporation,
Ltd, London, by relatives of the late
VIII H. Latta, attorney, to force
payment of three policies to which
Latta subscribed six days before his
death, were filed Wednesday in SUI
perior courts.
Plaintiffs were Donald B. Latta,
nephew, $4,000 policy; Mabel l..
Hunt, POOL North Talbot street, sis
ter-in-law, 81 900, and Agnes C. Cal
vert, 1902 North New Jersey street,
niece, $1,000.
Latta was killed in an auto-t train
crash, June IL, near Carmel, shortly
after dark, the Hamilton county
coroner returning a verdict of mot
accidental"
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NEW DIRECTORS SLATED
Successors to IA of Electric League
Board to Be Elected.

Successors to fourteen of twenty
directors will be elected by the Elec-
trio League of indianapolis at the
second annual meeting at $50 Fri
day night at the roof garden. of the
SEVERN. Officers will be elected by
the new directors following the
banquet.
Present officers are: Roy Thor
man, president; J. H. Campbell, vice
president; Ted c. Browb, secretary
manager, and Ross Mercer, treasur-
er. The league is divided into seven
sections; radio, contracting, manu-
featuring, jobbing, central station,
motor repair and at large.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO
JAN. 9, 1880
OUT OUR WAY

TTOWELL'S heart was in his
4 L throat. Had she recognized
his ability and persuaded her direc-
tor to give him a part?
He said huSkily, You know I'd
do anything 1 could for you"
Jacqueline smiled.
I'm not so sure. 1t takes a lot
of nerve to ask you to do this"
Conscious that every extra on the
set was watching them, Howell an
swered, Lets hear it, anyway"
I'm going to have a party.
Jacqueline Bordoni said. "A real
Christmas party, with lots of Yule-
tide cheer and everything. And
right in the midst of it, when every
one is going good, want you to
come in your policemans uniform
and stage a raid"
He repeated weakly, you mean
you want me to pretend to be a
policeman
viii you, Howell? It's such a
keen idea. 1 wouldn't expect you
to do it for nothing. of course"
You don't think I'd take any
money for it, do your"
She looked distressed.
"Oh, but, my dear! That's the
point. I'll pay you SIS"
twenty-five dollars for one
nights work?"
It's a professional entertain
ment," she said.
What would people in Fairfax
have thought if they could have seen
little Jackie Bordoni Offering How
ell Sheffield $25 to come to her
party as a fake cop"
Well, they'd never know about 1t
so far as he was concerned. If she
wanted to tell it, that was her
privilege. He couldn't afford to turn
down $25. even if it meant being
insulted by her good-for- nothing
brother.
Besides, there was always the
chance that appearing in such 6
capacity he might be recognized and
appreciated by some director.
An extra could not expect to be
invited as a guest to a party of
Hollywood's elect. No matter what
Fairfax, Mo-, thought about it.
He asked: when are you hav-
ing your party?"
Day after tomorrow. Will you
do it for me?"
"Of course" he promised and
walked away grinning.
MOT much like the conversation
~ he had imagined would take
place when she had beckoned to
him, and as usual the joke was on
him. But he told himself ironically
that he might have known it would
be. Fate had been against him at
every stage of the game.
He rented a uniform, arrived at
Jacqueline's apartment early in the
evening and was shown into the
most deliberately furnished room he
had ever seen. Jackie'S taste in
clothes did not extend to her sur
roundings. Howell thought it would
have been a fitting background for
the mistress Of king.
SumptuouS silk brocaded walls.
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HO7C the L. S. Greco

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jeweled Oriental lamps, rugs Sc
thick his feet felt lost in them, and
SO much heavily carved, elegantly
upholstered furniture that there
was no space left in the man.
moth room.
1t was indeed little Jackie Bor-
dini'S dream come true-and as such
Howell could appreciate it more
than any one else in Hollywood.
Jacqueline received him in a
grown like moonbeams and roses.
A single jewel Sparkled against her
throat. She seemed a creature re-
moved from mortal ken-a dazzling,
exquisite unreality! Howell forgot
he was only a. cop"
you're beautiful
do you like my diamond pen
dant? It's new. l bought it for,
this party
How could such girliSh, unsophis-
ticated words fall from the lips -
such a vision? But Howell had dis
covered before this that there was
nothing high hat about Jacqueline
Bordoni. In her own way she was
as real as his sister Agnes.
She explained that the party
would not begin until late. Howell
was to remain in a sun room at the
back of the apartment hidden be-
hind g screen.
We'll leave the lights off, she
said. mo one is likely to come in
there, but if they should the screen
will protect you. When think the
psychological moment has arrived
I'll send a maid to take you out
the back way.
THE front door will be unlocked
so that you can ring and walk
right in. lid you bring gun?"
He said he had one filled with
blank cartridges.
Jacqueline laughed.
"Well, if any one gets smart with
you. fire it,"
While they were talking, her
brother appeared and Howell was
forced to receive the remainder of
her instructions under Raymond'S
sulky gaze.
Cant you imagine how they're
going to feel?" chuckled the movie
actress. Wont it be funny?"
About as funny as a kick in the
face" Raymond said moodily.
DERHAPS his sister was not doing
Il as much for him as he had ex-
pected.
She said quietly, "Your idea Of
humor may not be sufficiently de-
veloped for Hollywood, Raymond. -
Howell sat behind the huge elab-
orately embroidered screen and lis
tened to the guests arrival.
A year ago tonight his father had
died. He could imagine how his
mother and Agnes had spent the
day. With what bitter sweet sad
ness they had relived not only his
death, but the funeral afterward.
What would they think If they
could have seen Howell in his brass
buttoned uniform concealed behind
screen in Jacqueline Bordoni's
Sunroom?
From the hilarity of their arrival
many of the party already had a
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BY Martin

Though little stream of blood trickled down
the giants smooth skin from the wound in his
side, no. murmur sot pain passed his lips. The
smile of contempt his face seemed to in
furiate the Russian. He leaped at the helpless
captive, beating him upon the face with
clenched fists and kicking him mercilessly.
Then he raised spear to drive 1t through
Tarzan's brave heart.
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Around the stake the Dance Of Death was
commencing. Two warriors dragged TarZan
roughly from the hut A score Of bowling blacks
bound him TO the stake in the center Of the
circle of fires and polling cooking pots. At last
he was made fast and seemed quite helpless
beyond the faintest hope of human aid.
Rokof now stepped close to the ape-man and
was the first to prod him with spear,
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BY Blosser
BY Crane
BY Small

Before Rokof could drive the weapon home.
the chief sprang upon him and dragged him
away from his intended victim. stop. white
mani" he cried. "Rob us of this prisoner and
our death-dance, md you yourself may have
to take his place" The threat was effective.
On went the dance! Yelling leaping warriors
circled about Tarzan, the Pickering freight
playing upon the hideous scene.
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COMMON METER BY Rudolph Fisher

with dizzy suddenneSs.
The music had stopped, for the
players had momentarily lost their
breath. Baxter swore and impelled
his men into action. surreptitiously
adjusting his ruffled plumage.
The crowd had an idea what it
was all about and many good
naturedly derided the victim as they
passed:
'smatter, Fess? Coin in for
toe-dancin'?"
Mice back-dive. papa. but this
amt no swimmin'-pool"
Curry. the large. bald, yellow
manager, also had an idea what it
was all about and lost no time &C
costing Bus
"Tryin' to start somethin'?"
mo. Tryin' to stop somethin,"
"Well if you gonna stop it with
your hands, stop it outside. I amt
got no permit for prize fights IN
here-'Course, if you guys can't get
on together I can maybe struggle
along without one Of y till find
somebody"
Bus said nothing.
Listen. You birds fight it out
with them jazz sticks, y hear?
Them'S your weapons. Mex Mon
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What most people call indigestion
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Continued from Page Cne)

me-" said Bus. This is Mr.. Bax-
ter, Miss Ambrose"
ITS always been one of my am
bitions," said Baxter, ito dance
with a sure-enough angel"
Just what I'd like to see you
doin'." grinned Bus.
start up your stuff and watch
us" said Baxter. step on it,
brother. You're holding up trat-
fic."
Hope you get pinched for
speedin'." said Bus. departing.
The Blue Devils were in good
form tonight, were really "bearin'
down" on their blues. Bus their
leader, however, was only going
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Immediate
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day nights the jazz contest. You'll
find out who's the best man next
Monday night. Might win more'n a
lovin' cup. And Y might lose more.
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Get me?"
He stood looking sleekly sarcastic
a moment, then went to give Bax-
Continued on Page Six)
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