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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-09

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NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Traders
we're drawn into the buying side of
the stock market today and prices
moved up in the best fashion in
more than week. At midday gains
o. TO points we're noted through
cut the list, with United States
Steel leading
Several of the rails were active,
notably the cheaper issues, whose
companies will profit through con-
sclidations. General Electric and
Westinghouse met god buying, as
cid American Can. Utilities were
.rong, especially United Gas I'm
rl0vement. which turned over in
large amounts.
International Nickel also was
active, rejecting expectation Of
gains in earnings this year from
Its mining properties. Copper shares
we're quiet.
Oils were firm and fairly active
IN early trading, but interest in that
group waned later. Motors also we're
quiet. General Motors was carried
above 40, but as the session turned
into the afternoon the stock was
depressed.
In the railroad group Missouri
Kansas-Texas was active and high
e.. Pennsylvania moved up 2 points
and substantial gains were made by
Erie and Western Maryland.
Food shares were strong, rs were
communication issues. especially
Western Union, which rose 4 points
Texas Gulf Sulphur spurted more
than 3 points, most of which was
held with buying based on a ia
vorable court decision at Houston,
Texas.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale was firm
on further rumors the company
vas to merge with White Rock.
Call money renewed at Az per
cent. at which rate it was in supply
The Bank of England retained its
rediScount rate OF per cent, con-
trary to expectations, but the only
effect was a sharp comeback in for.
eign exchange rates. notably sterling
and Spanish peSetaS.
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sackets Nomination Confirmed

IN JHiTfd FFtS6
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Nomi-
ration of Senator Sackett Rep.,
XVI to be ambassador to Germany
r,as confirmed by the senate unani-
nously in open session today, few
minutes after 1t had been received
from the White House.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Calls Detectives "Racketeers''

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WASHINGTON, jan "a large
number of private detective agen-
cies have made business of rack
eteering' on industrial disputes,
Senator Wheeler Dem, Mont) said
today, urging that the senate adopt
his resolution for investigation of
industrial espionage.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
$50 a. m:
Northeast wind, Is miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 3012 at sea
level; temperature, 81; ceiling, 300
feet; visibility, three-fourths mile;
field soft.
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Nominated for /. C.. C.

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Presi-
dent Hoover today nominated Judge
william E. Lee, justice Of the Idaho
supreme court, to the interstate
commerce commission. He also
nominated and sent to the senate
for confirmation the name of Gil
christ Baker Stockton of Florida as
minister to Austria.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

Ru Hifed Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Treasury net
balance Jan :. Sl49, &c 890.06. customs re-
Ceipts for the month to the same date to-
tailed 81 100 g5l27
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Births
John and Georgia Aldridge. l45O We
Girls

John and Georgia Aldridge. 1850 Wood
lawn. ,,o,
louis and Virginia GENTLE, ll2f
John and Edna Agan. city hospital.
Herbert and Carrie Cohens, city hospital
Clarence and leila Sleet. city hospital.
rlovd and Opal Miller. city hospital.
Virgil and OSsie Kennedy. city hospital
Charles and Josephine Irefry, 81. VIM
Lawrence and veva Tollev. ST. vincent's
Brooks and Helen Davis. st. vincent's
Everett and Pearl Lewis. 91s Elm.
Gus and Mary Horton. 54S East Merrill.
Gerry and Edna Sinclair. Methodist nos
pital.
8ruce and Bessie Fultz. 81 North Key
Ebert and Edith Romeril. IS South Gray.
Albert and Margaret Taylor, ll4S vance
John and Antona Gorjanc. city hospital.
herbert and Bessie Abel. city hospital.
Raymond and Modestine Ryle, city nos
Joseph and Marie Naughton. st. Vim
c~ats hospital. wi.
FRED and Fioy obenchain. st. vincent's
Carl and Lillian Bordenkecher, st. Vim
william and Hazel Dobbs. 447 ST. Peter,
Howard and Lorene Schafner. Methodist
sSeie and Ethel Nichols. 1926 Madison.
rank and Margaret Greene. 1873 Eng
Gene and Mary Leppert, 24s North
Mount
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G. MuTBghGy Company reports 20 tse sales for
Of $192, or or 7.8 per cent. Total sales for
the year 1929 amounted to $15,72l,946 COM
pared with S12.1l8.187 for the preceding
Net sales Of the National BelIas Hess
Company, Inc;' for the twelve months
increase of go per cent, compared with
the preceding year. Sales for the month
Of December, however, were 2.39 per cent
below the corresponding month Of 1928.
Claggett Shares Corporation has de-
clared an initial dividend of so cents @
. Share: % payable Feb to stock of record
The, Corporation for the quarter lend, ended
ing capital stock. or at the annual rate
of $2.92 a share.
the largest institution in the United
States devoted exclusively to the sale of
nnnies ep Ssf s.a an e1e In ,ogs
Total resources of $50, ISL .567 as of Dec.
81, 1929, compare with sl7,0S5;SlS at the
SI Sss Of Of in the a s@o an Of
annuities placed in 1920 over 1928. of
which SS,S52,O0O represented the gain In
Stock market declines of October and
November.
The Department of Cauca Valley. Co
lombia, reports to j. & W. SeIgman Il
Co., fiscal agents for its 712 per cent Sc
cured sinking fund bonds. due 1946. that
revenues pledged as security for the pondS
amounted in the first ten months OF 1929
to 2,375,906 pesos $2,312 469 at par OF
exchange. This is seven times the service
charges on the bonds for the same period.
The pledged revenues consist OF the tax
on tobacco go per cent of the tax on
liquors and 30 per cent OF the slaughter
house tax.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Fourth quarter gross
earnings of Missouri-Kansas Pine Line
Company, at $211 $685. increased more than
80 per cent over the third quarter period
in 1929, Frank P. Parish, president. stated
today. Earnings in the third-ouarter were
an even $4,000.
Sales of F. g. w. Grand-Silver Stores,
Inc, totalled $50 416,858 for the full year
1929 against s23.818091 in 1928. an in;
crease of Sc. 598. 766 or 27.7 per cent, Harold
F. Stone, president Of F, 8 W: Grand
Sales for December, 1929, we're s5,127, 1892
compared with $4749.213 for 1928, an in
crease of 1877 per cent. 1t is expected that
the increase In net profits has been on
practically the same ratio for the year
and that earnings per share for 1929 VIII
show substantial increase over the 1884
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b. United Press
NEW YORK Jan. Bank cleariugs,
81 $50 600 900: clearing house balance.
siq3 600. 600. federal reserve bank credit
balance, sI53 00O. 600.
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Plane Victim Better

C. Mahlon Kline, Philadelphia,
passenger on a T. A. T. plane which
was wrecked at Mars Hill airport
here when it struck a stump, Dec.
%, is improving at Methodist hos
pital and soon will be released.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying SLIT for
No. red wheat and $1.14 for No. hard
wheat.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings THURSDAY
Jeu. 9. IS. 789, 600: debts. S7.698, 900.
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Business and Finance

Loans totaling $1O79OO on old and
new dwellings in Indianapolis were
authorized at the last meeting of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company real estate committee
The loans we're placed through
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

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CHICAGO. Jan. Bank ciearings, s87
100000; balances, $1,000 600.
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Officers of the McGuffeyite Club

will meet in Cropsey auditorium at
Central library at 1870 p. m. Satur-
day. John F. King will speak on
Days of McGuffey." Mrs. B. c..
Wright and her son Thomas will
entertain. Mrs. Boyd Ralston, presi-
dent, will preside.
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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS
Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Onflr,i sfr Cluh lIIn chenn Claxnnnl

Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
OptimiSts Club luncheon, ClaypOoL
Aftrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
knights of Columbus luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
Phi Kappa Psi luncheon, Board of
Trade.
First Ward Republican Club meeting,
Compton hall.
Master Painters Association luncheon,
ElkS Club.
INDIANAPOLIS Round Table luncheon,
Lincoln.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Reserve Officers Association luncheon,
Board of Trade,
Delta CHI luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
Indianapolis Poultry, Rabbit, Pigeon
and Cat show, TOmlinsOn hall.
Central Fantail Club.
Pennsylvania Railroad, traffic man
ayers meeting.
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Wright and her son Thomas Will
entertain. Mrs. Boyd Ralston, presi-
dent, will preside.
DIR. ]. b. Carr, DR.. Glenn ]. Pell,
DR.. w. E. Kennedy and DR.. John F..
johnson of Indianapolis will appear
on the program of the sixty-sixth
annual convention of the Chicago
Dental Society at Chicago, Jan.
1915.
Announcement was made today
that George L. Foote, who recently
resigned as collector of internal rev.
enue here, has joined the staff of
Foster and Messick, managers of
the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company here.
"The Rise of the Republican
Party" will be discussed by Archi-
bald M. Hall. at the meeting Mon
day night of the Republican Eel
lowship Club in the senate chamber
of the statehouse. Charles r. Park
er will announce several commit
tees.
DIR. Herbert Gray of London adj
dressed students at Indian Central
college Thursday on Relation Of
Religion to the School and Home. -
He spoke to the Svudent body and
faculty at chapel session in the
morning and gave a special lecture
to- men at the weekly Y. M. G. A.
meeting at night,
Unfavorable weather seriously in
terfered with flying at Indianapolis
airports Wednesday. G. o. Mcclure,
Embry-R Riddle pilot, was forced
down near Chicago and no other
run was attempted by the air mail
company.
E. b. Moore, Sheridan, was elected
president of the Berkshire Breeders
association at the annual meeting
in the Claypool Wednesday night.
He succeeds Fred E. Christen of
Decatur. E. J. Barker, Thorntown,
was elected viee-president, and EN-
NETT Wise, Westf1eld, secretary
treasurer.
Scottish Rite members will open
their 1880 social season with dance
at the cathedral Friday night for
members and women guests. Gran
vile A. Richey is chairman of the
entertainment committee.
Berne McMahan will speak on
National Defense" before the Phi
Psi fraternity, meeting at sos
Friday night at the Spink-Arms.
Clyde G. Meeks, Anderson bust
ness man, has fled voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy in federal court
here. He listed liabilities of $3,76a
and assets of $3.50.
Benjamin w. Hughel of Anderson
today filed petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in federal court here,
listing liabilities of $3,712 and assets
of $3.50.
Roy Johnson, indianapolis store
manager for the Richman Brothers
Company, clothing dealers, will at
tend the general sales conference at
the con. oany's Office and factory in
Cleveland Monday and Tuesday.
Managers of forty stores will be
present for the meeting.
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BIZ United Press
CT EUEY. Nh

BS cLE a:51sfEA HE6s' Jan. -Butter-Extras,
2a1ac. Eggs-Extras. acc; firsts. 44c. Poul-
try-FowLs, 2s@30c; medium. esq 27c;
Leghorns, 22@24c; heavy. .springers. $50
22c old cocks, 18c; geese. 15M17c. Po-
tatoes-Ohios, s4.25@4.50 per 150-lb. sack;
New York. $40 per 15o-ih. sack; Maine
sack; Idaho russetts, $4@425 per 10o-lb.
sack
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STOCK MARKET
SHOWS CAIN OF
| TO 4 POINTS
United States Steel Leads
Issues Higher After
, Mid-SeSSiOn.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials Wednesday
vas 245.70. OF 80. twenty rails. Ia g.
Up SO. twenty utilities, 1851. Up "a.
forty bonds. g42f up II.
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--VeaIs--
Receipts, 400; market. higher.
Medium and choice .......... $13 00m II 90
Gull and common ........... IO0Q l5.0O
sheep
Receipts, 1000; market, steady.
Lambs, good and choice. -. $3.50 a SO
Common and medium ........ 10.50@l3.50
Ewes, medium to choice. 800. $500 $50
Gull and common ............ 2OV4 Adv
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- NEW tEW' YORK, Jan. e.-F1our-Dull. but
steady; spring patents. s6.5o@7. Pork
Dull mess S2 So d dardFi5%; middIe
special to extra, 73s a 7ssc. Potatoes =
quiet and easy; Long Island, $2:5O@635;
Maine. s4.25q $50; Bermuda. $500 II.
6Oc@sI. 50 Jersey, 5Oc@s2. Dressed poul-
chickens. .1sQ4Oc; capons, 27@43c; fowls,
land, 23@26c. Live poultry Steady;
geese. 12020c; ducks. 12G23c; fowls, 29@
34c;. turkeys. 2o@3oc: ROSTERS. l6c;
-Inactive state whole milk, fancy to
special. 26M26lac: young America, 22@25c.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country run)-Loss of delivered in
45c; No. 2. 55c: No. 3. soc.
Poultry buying -pricesl--Hens weigh
Leshorn hens, tic: springers. 5 lbs. or
over 22c: under lbs. lec: spring Leg
horns. 15c: stays. lac; cocks. lac; capons.
si3 lbs. or over. 26c: capons. 71z IDS. or
over, CSC: capons and slips: lbs. ana
over, 23c: capons. lbs. and under. 20c
ducks, full feathered. fat. whites lac. These
prices are for No. top quality. quoted
" Butter twholesaIel-No. l. 4o@4lc: No.
2, 39m40c. Butterfat-34c.
Cheese (wno1esaie selling price per
pound -American loaf. 35c; pimento loaf,
sic: wisconsin flrsts. 27c: Longhorns. 27c;
New York limberger, SOC.
~ CHICAGO IiInceAGo Jan. o. - Eggs - Market
steady; receipts. 7o13 cases: extra frsts.
acc: frsts, 44945c; ordinaries, 39d142c;
seconds. 28@ 36c. Butter-Market STEADY;
receipts, 1880 tubs; extras. 33c; extra
hrsts, 32032lac; hrsts. 3o@3I1ac; SECONDS,
28G2sMc; standards, 33c. Poultry-Mar-
ket steady; receipts. car; ioWls' &c;
springers, bic: Leghorns. zoe: ducks. I8c
geese, 14c; turkeys. 25c ROSTERS. 1Sc
broiers. 500 32c. CheeSe-Twins, 2oF. ~
2034c; young Americas. 23c. Potatoes-On
track, TT; arrivals, 80; shipments. 6lsi
market Arm; wisconsin sacked round
whites. $2506260 Minnesota. and North
Dakota sacked round whites few sales at
50 40; Idaho sacked russets. few sales at
s3.25.
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Roy Johnson, indianapolis store

manager for the Richman Brothers
Company, clothing dealers, will at
tend the general sales conference at
the con. oany's Office and factory in
Cleveland Monday and Tuesday.
Managers of forty stores will be
present for the meeting.
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Benjamin w. Hughel of Anderson
today filed petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in federal court here,
listing liabilities of $3,712 and assets
of $3.50.
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New York
Stocks

(By Thomson g. McRinnonl
Jan. g.
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DIR. ]. B. Carr, DIR. Glenn ]. Pell,
DR.. w. E. Kennedy and DR.. John F..
johnson of Indianapolis will appear
on the program Of the sixty-sixth
annual convention of the Chicago
Dental Society at Chicago, Jan.
1915.
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Receipts. $50; market. steady.
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Clyde G. Meeks, Anderson bust
ness man, has fled voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy in federal court
here. He listed liabilities of $3,76a
and assets of $3.50.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Fourth quarter gross
earnings of Missouri Kansas Pine Line
Company. at S2l1, 635. increased more than
SO per cent over the third quarter period
in 1929, Frank P. Parish, president. stated
today. EARNINGS in the third-ouarter were
an even SIS, 600.
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TOLEDO. Jan. e-Hogs-Receipts 200;
market. 1Od zoe higher; heavies, $4,000
$50; mediums. So 50@10; workers. $3.50
lights; market. strong: calves. receipts,
light market strong. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, light; market, strong.
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TCfHfCAGo, Jan. s-Apples. per bushei,
Sl50m3.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Two Killed In
Triangle Case

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 90 up
Gus Davis, 81, died early today
gunshot wounds, the second victim
of a Jealousy shooting" in the
home of George F, Green, 4S, fell
low worker, last night.
Turned berserk in sudden fit
of rage, Green drew a pistol. shot
Davis and his wife, Mrs. Betty
Green, SO. and then turned the gun
on himself. He died instantly and
Davis succumbed few hours later.
Mrs. Davis, shot through the neck,
was in serious condition.
Before he died Davis told police
that he went home with Green to
drink beer. Green started an ar
gument, he said, and accused Davis
of stealing his wife.
~ II fool both of you right now, -
Green shouted, and fired the fatal
shots.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
film COWBOY
THROUGH WITH
DUNCAN FAMILY

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Aug. 90.
W.Ri-ReX Lease, film cowboy,
served notice on the Duncan sisters
and their brother, Harold, today that
he doesn' t care to associate with
them any more.
Lease, at home with various reno
dies to clear w Il discolored eye, de
clarcd his greatest desire was to end
the fcud with the noted "Topsy
and Eva' dancing team and their
venging brother. He defended as
pensions of his valor by saying that
he did not wish to continue the
brawl in a public place, fearing add
verse publicity
The cowboy film player, who re-
Gently was assigned an important
role III a new picture, got a taste or
real headline publicity when Vivian
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Daredevil May
Die OF Injuries

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Aug. %
(U.P)-Ted Steelman, Baltimore dare
devil. was believed dying today from
injuries he received when he plunged
1000 feet into the ocean from a
plane in his "human cannonball'
stunt. a parachute he wore opened
too late.
Steelman took tie place of Harvey
Powers. who originated the stunt
for the benefit ri sightseers on q
steel pier. Powers was killed August
in a similar accident. He was
shot from cannon on plane, and
plunged down his parachute failed
to open.
Powers performed the stunt for
thousands Of watchers twice daily
for 81 days before it proved fatal.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29

vius S. Williams, whom she alleges
deserted her in May, 1928, and that
they have been separated since that
time. They were married in Ell Cen
tro in 1920, and there were no chill
drcn, the complaint stated.
Peters Ammunition -. DR.. Fix 1t
Shop. 639 Main st The Gunsmith.
Leaves for Oakland-Firc Chief
Henry Pcrhab of CalCXico, accom-
panied by his wife, will leave tonight
for Oakland to attend the annual
state convention of fire chiefs.
Correction-E. J. Horton of 1910
Olive street has been issued per
nit to build a new six room frame
dwelling at that address, to cost APP
proximatelv $4,000, and not +. j.
Harlan, as appeared in the Press yes
tcrdav
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Actor Ordered
To Pay Alimony

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 90 Up
The protest of Cliff Edwards, other
wise "Ukclcle Ike" as to his lack
of ready cash had availed him little
today in his fight against paying
temporary alimonv to his estranged
wife, Mrs. Irene Edwards.
Superior Judge Myron Wcstover,
deciding claim of Mrs. Edwards
for funds pending q divorce hearing,
ordered the stage and screen per-
former to pay her $3.50 a week. Mrs.
Edwards had testified she needed
this sum to maintain her social
standing as the wife Of Cliff Ed
wards. -
Social standing is something I
don It claim, Edwards told the
Judge. 81 IN just plain singer
and pretty broke right now, and,
anyway, l gave her a $4,000 set
Element when we scparated.'
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
COlOred Pastors
Make Statement

The Press has been asked to pub
lish the following statement for the
protection of valley residents:
"Whereas we, the international
Ministers Alliance, have had our
attention called to the activities OF
an INSCRIPTIONS person styling him
self pastor of Methodist church
and soliciting funds for same.
"Be it understood that we, the IN.
dersigned pastors of the colorcd
churches of the valley have no
knowledge of any such church and
such solicitation is not sponsored
by u.s."
Signed
Rev. Hayes IIaytcr, president
Rev. W. b. Butler
Rev. G. II. Hampton
Rev Thomas Hughes
Rev. A. Quinn, secretary
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Captain OF Ship
Saves Fisherman

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Aug. % UP
The keen sight of Captain NJ. ).
Swiber of the tanker Lilo saved
Iotcro IRA, Mexican fisherman,
from death in the giant kelp beds
Of the SaragasSo sea, it was learned
when the vessel locked here today.
Ira said he and companion, Ro-
que EstcralVa. were tossed into the
X clip beds when their frail cannoe was
wrecked ON reef. Estcralva kept
afloat for day and night before
sinking beneath the waves.
IRA watched several ships 90 by
without seeing his frantic signals
until Captain SWibcr noticed his
head and arms above the water. He
was rescued and brought here.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Government Sues
Five Film Stars

Los ANGELES, Aug. %. U.H-
Six members Of the Hollywood
screen colony were made defendants
IN government suits on file in fed
cral court today seeking payment OF
additional income taxes. The suits
alleged that returns had been made
out improperly.
John Barrymore was asked for
~2S.21 Norman Kerry, $l40.0S;
Olive Borden, $519.9j; Ford Sterling,
$lO6642; Alice Day, $306.59, and
William Collier .Jr., $2S4.55.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29

Duncan accused him Of backing her
eye.
He paid a $50 fine, but that
wasn't enough for Harold, who
knocked Lease down in cafe We'd
nesday night.
"lf Duncan gets any pleasure off
of the battle, | concedc it TO him, y
Lease said. 81 want nothing moro
10 do with the Duncan family
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Asks Help To
Get Lily Back

A man telephoned the sheriff's
office this morning and asked that
Sheriff Gillctt come to Wcstmor-
land at once and help him find his
Oily mule" that someone had stol-
en-. The man admitted he knew who
had taken it, and also that he was
afraid to go and get it himself.
He was instructed to get the help
of Westmorland police in the mat
ter,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1930-08-29
Free Barbecue
At New Resort

Residents of Imperial Valley are
invited to attend a free barbecue
to be given Labor day at Lake Nor
cna's Oak Shores, the new summer
resort being developed at Lake Nor
ena.
Goodbody and Timmons, owners
and developers Of the tract, plan
fine provram for the barbecue and
those desiring to do 50 may spend
the week end at the resort.
Cool nights and happy days are
promised those who accept the in
vitation to Lake Morena's Oak
Shores.
Fresh figs from Fresno are arriv-
ing on eastern markets in excellent
condition because preceded before
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