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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-16
HazeltOn
By MRS. RAY H~AZLEGROvE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray were IN
futile on business Monday.
Miss Opal Gray visited a few days
this week with her sister. Mrs. Ray
Hazlegrove.
Mrs. Vernal Goldsmith returned
home Wednesday from the hospital,
where she has been the past three
weeks.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Miss Fietta Cloud called at the Bert
1lanville home one evening this week.
Mrs. Ben K~langenburg and family
sailed at the Drumm and the Mc1n-
:yre homes one day this week.
Frank Gray and Ray Hazlegrcve
sailed at Harry Ulfer's Friday eve-
ming.
MI. and Mrs. Emanuel Meckley and
children and some friends motored to
Twin Lakes Sunday and had a picnic
iinner.
Ray Harry and Archie Franzen
called Saturday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Swedt and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Siamers and
family, Mrs. Fred Wagner and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Goldsmith
and family, MI. and Mrs. Walter
Christianson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Olstead, Ed Sperry, Mrs.
Frank Brolin and family. were among
the shoppers in futile Saturday
night.
MI. and Mrs. John Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Atwood and
family and MIR. and Mrs. Alike Nc
Nally, we're all in futile Saturday
night on business.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Witzle and
daughter and the Pehl young folks
and the Brosze young folks ard Mr..
and Mrs. John Witzke and family
were in futile, Saturday night.
MI. and Mrs Frank Gray, Miss
Opal Gray, Miss Della Kraft, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Haz1egrove, Miss Fietta
Cloud. the Kraft young folks, MI. and
Mrs. Ed Ochuner and family and MI.
and Mrs. Art Ochuner and family
shoppers in futile Saturday
night.
Miss Della Kraft returned home
Saturday night attire working the past
week at the Frank Gray home.
Mrs. Ed Cloud and daughter Gladys
and sons Virgil and Omer were shop
pers in Wing Saturday night.
The Rath boys and Omer Clonde
drive to Wildwood Lake Sunday.
G. P. Kopplins and Roy Stewart
visited over Sunday with friends and
the Jack Stewart family. They drove
over from Bismarck Saturday.
Ben Klangenburg will thresh this
week for Harry Ulfers.
The Bert Glanvilles and the Owen
McIntyres were shopping In Wing n
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Goldsmith and
family we're in futile shopping one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Miss Fietta Cloud were dinner guests
Sunday at the Ed Cloud home.
Clifford Morresette and Miss Bell
Goldsmith and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernol
Goldsmith, were callers Sunday night
1T the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hazt grove.
John Goldsmith Is working near
Cathay. n. D.
Mics l,satha Hawkins was in Tuttle
Saturday night.
Miss Helen, Lillian and Otto Gaub
called at the. Ed Cloud home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Gaub and
daughters Helen and Lillian and son
Otto were dinner guests at the Jake
Eerg home Sunday.
Clifford Morresette called at the
Lester Hawkins home Saturday eve-
ming.
Charlie Sattler and hired man we're
In Tuttle Saturday night on business.
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MOffit
By MRS. c. z. F

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Whitaker and
son Junior visited at the Melvin Thor
sen home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Motif returned home
from Long Beach, Calf, on Saturday
afternoon. She came by the way Of
Minneapolis and visited with her son
there.
T MI. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Jones and children, Mi. and
Mrs. Oscar Benz and children, Mrs.
V. Benz, Mrs. Burns Bailey and chill
dren, MI. and Mrs. Frank Benz and
SON and Don Dralle. A lovely dinner
was enjoyed by all and also the ice
cream and cake was enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank Benz and baby son re-
turqed hope 1ron the hospits, last
Among those who picked berries at
the creek Sunday were the Barth, De-
HAN, Orthoff, Werner, Faust and
Carroll families.
Mrs. Alfred Faust and daughters
Helen and Norma and MI. and Mrs.
Pillsbury and children visited at the
Jason Hoover home Tuesday evening.
Miss Norma Hill accompanied her
grandparents home to Bismarck and
is visiting relatives there. :.
The Luck Star" girls All club met
at the home of Grace Miller Tuesday
evening for their regular business
meeting. The usual business was
transacted. The next meeting will be
at the Hoffman home in two weeks
and will be q social meeting.
Grandma Jameson Is quite Ill at
her home here.
Church services have been changed
from 1880 to $3.50 in the evening.
Sunday school is at the same hour.
1890.
Tom Watkins started to thresh
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Orthroff has been building q
storm shed on his house where Mi.
and Mrs. Melvin Thorsen live.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and children and
Miss Nina Waste visited with Mrs.
Fay johnson Monday.
Mrs. ". Benz visited at the Pete,
Hofstad home Tuesday.
Porter and company started to
thresh Tuesday morning. They have
Owe Is days run.
Mrs. Carl Olson and children and
Mrs. Alfred Faust shopped In Bis
marck last Friday.
B. F. Lane and Billy Carroll mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Burt johnson, Mrs. Creole
Bolts and Miss Wilhelmina Moffit
were callers in town Monday.
Miss Jennie Schott Of Dana called
at the Jameson home Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Peckens called at the C. E.
Moffit home Monday. She and her
mother. Mrs. l.. N. Bullock went to
the creek after berries that day.
Donald Edison Is suffering from hay
fever at the present time.
Donald Wisehart Of Brittin was q
caller In town Saturday evening.
A large crowd from Moffit and
vicinity attended the dance at the
Allensworth farm. Next Saturday
night Hazel johnson and her orches-
ira will play for the dance.
Stella Larson Is doing the house,
work at the B. +. Lane home.
MI. and Mrs. PillsbLty nc sons
and brother, Moffit, visited at tbs
Lee Hamblin home Monday evening.
They took Richard Hamblin home.
MI. Simpkins has moved his family
on to the Albert Faust farm south Of
town and we welcome them to our
community.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

The girls and boys All club met
Tuesday at Trygg school No. /. Mrs.
Elsie Cunningham was hostess. The
girls sewing club was postponed due
to the rain storm.
Ole Olson of Wilton was a dinner
guest Tuesday at the Geo. r. Nelson
home, and called at Nels Nelson's and
Albin Spangberg's. i.
Martin Nelson was a caller Tuesday
night at the John Anderson home. !
Willie Jiras called at the Geo. r.
Nelson and Martin Nelson homes
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson and Gwendoiyn
called in at the Charlie Farrell home
Wednesday.
The All club for boys and girls. and
the Rosehiu sewing club viii hold
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Schrunk
BY MARCHANr

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris HEN and family
attended church services in Tuttie
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. q. Merchant and
daughters, Gust White and Reynoid
siebel were Wing callers Wednesday
evening.
Emil witt spent Thursday evening
at the Marchant home.
family.
Arthur Hen spent Saturday and
sunday at the John Skei home.
Reynold eiebel spent Sunday ct his
parental home. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bender and
daughter motored to Wing Monday
evening.
Saturday evening callers from this
vicinity were MI. ana Mrs. n. Il.
siebel, M. and Mr.. r. q. Merchant
and family. Reynold siebel. and Gust
Leroy Marchant spent Sunday 1t his
parental home.
Mrs. Chris HEN motored to Wing
Saturday afternoon.
Roy Marchant called at the wensel
Koztnek home Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. e. Witt spent Saturday at
the Marchant home.
Leo Meters, who is helping Weuzel
Wonik make hay. spent Sunday At
his parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. witt, dustaf
Witt, Andrew Meters and Mile Pant
kovich were Sunday callers at the
Marchant home.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Weuts and
family, MI. and Mrs. VIM. Witt and
family spent Sunday 1t the Jacob
Wentx home.
Roy Marchant called on Thomas
Novak Sunday.
Card and Allan Schulz called at the
Jacob Wentz homo Saturday evening.
Leonard and Arthur Hen spent
Sunday with Willard skei.
Martha and Fred Hiembuch spent
Sunday at the F. Berth home.
Irene and Leroy Marchant called ct
the II. Bailey homo Sunday.
Louis Novy and Mrs. Elizabeth Novy
naotored to Wing Monday.
Thomas and william Ryan and
Theodore Nolan were Wing callers
Saturday evening.
Henry Rath Of futile spent Sunday
at the VIM. Witt home.
Eslie. Alfred and Title Berth spent
Sunday evening Ut the Jacob HEM
buch home.
r. q. Marchant called 1T the Her
man Meters home Tuesday.
Margaret and Irene Merchant called
on their sister, Mira. J. =. WITT.
Wednesday.
Gust Witt called ct the Thomas
f.ovak home Wednesday noon. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy motored
to Wing Tuesday.
Thomas Novak was 4 Wing caller
Wednesday. :,
A fine rain fell In this community
Wednesday.
Chris Hen was q business caller Ii
Wing Wednesday.
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Tennessee's five-cent gasoline tax
Yielded the state 411e.6o0 !. revenue
during April.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
Gibson Entitled
To Trusteeship

A. a. Gibson will take his place
as a member Of the board Of trus-
tees of the Calipatria school dis
trict and the Calipatria Union High
School district. according to q court
order in an alternative writ OF man
date issued by Judge a. c. Finney
served by Sheriff c. L. Gillett and
returned today for filing in the
county clerks office
George w. Bailey and Jesse Hall
were named as trustees Of the
school district. aid Bailey, Hall, L.
L. Lyerly and Ira D. Aten as trus-
tees Of the high school district. H
c. Coe was named in the writ as
county superintendent of schools.
The writ directed that Gibson IS
to be enrolled as member Of each
board Of trustees. with all privileges
and duties attendant upon the CT
flee.
Gibson was appointed as school
trustee September IS by the super
intcndent of schools. Wnen he tried
TO take office, according to a state
ment in his petition for writ OF
mandate. other members Of the
beard would not recognize him, nor
would Coe offer any relief.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
Deuel. To Make
Visit To Valley

J. ]. Deuel. head Of the law and
utilities department of the Califor-
nia Farm Bureau federation, will be
the speaker at the two joint farm
bureau meetings to be held this
month on December Il and IL, ac-
cording to a telegram received yes
terday by Scott B. Foulds. secretary
manager for the Imperial County
Farm bureau.
Instead OF holding separate CEN
ter meetings this month two joint
meetings will be held and an eS-
pecially fine program will be pre-
sented at each.
Deuel. is well known in the valley,
and since his talks are to be on
matters Of farm bureau interest. it
Is expected that a large number Of
the center members will be present
to hear them.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
JURY UNABLE TO
REACH AGREEMENT
IN ARSON TRIAL

Retiring at 3:45 yesterday after
noon, a jury was dismissed at Il
o'clock last night by Judge A. c.
Finney after reporting that it could
not arrive at a decision in respect
to the guilt or innocence of Jesse
w. Corn. tried on charge of ar
son.
The trial was held before Judge
Vaughn Thompson, but Judge
Thompson asked Judge Finney to
hear the report of the jury when
he was called to Los Angeles on
business.
Judge Finney last night made ev-
cry effort to help the jury arrive
at a decision, reviewing the evi-
dence and even re-reading Judge
ThompSonS instructions to them.
At dismissal the jury stood 10 to
two for acquittal.
Corns trial had taken only two
days. Evidence for both the state
and defense was presented in q
brief manner.
Corn was charged with having set
fire to his barley field near Cali
patria in an effort to get InSur-
ance money from his crop. Rudolph
Norris. who was first linked with
Corn in the complaint of arson
and later dismissed, was star wit
ness for the state.
It is probable that motion will
be made to dismiss the case as q
result Of the n1ng Jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
LOCAL RESIDENT
IS INVENTOR OF
new GREASE GUN

Demonstration Of q new type
-refillable, patented grease gun
for use in automobile service sta
tions, on ranches, and by individual
car owners, took place in Los An
geles this morning, and, according
to a telephone message from its in
ventor, A. E. Kellogg, of this city
was acclaimed by officials Of the
Shell Oil company and other lubrl-
cation products representatives as
being an important practical I'M
provement on all existing greaS!ng
equipment.
kellogg. who designed and pa
tented the gun, has associated nm
self with five other men IN the I'M
per;al Patents Co., Limited, when
organization is a closed corporation
owning all patents and rights OF
manufacture. -
The demonstration today is the
final one of a series which nave
all been successful and which nave
been made at the instigation OF the
Shell Oil company and others VINO
are preparing to install the guns III
all their service stations. .,
The gun. known as the "P!eco
Non -refillable, includes a nleh-
pressure container, into Whlcn a
metal cartridge filled with iuprl-
cant, is dropped. The cartridge IS
hermetically sealed and protects
the motorist from substitutions.
Tho g,Ins are made in sizes from
one pound up to 100 pounds. Inc
nressllre system embraces some
important Improvements over other
guns. Kellogg states, and Demon
strations have shown that as hlgh
as 30 pounds Of greases can DC
pumped out per minute.
Contracts Ready
Among the patented features Oh
the system is a closed tip which
protects the parts to be SerViced
from dust and grit.
The American Can company Is
to manufacture the metal cart
ridges and is already preparing to
install special machinery, accord
ing to the local members OF the I'M
periaI Patents company. The local.
company is under contract to mar
ket through the Pacific Lubricating
Engineering company Of Los An
geIes on a cost plus basis. All guns
and cartridges sold bring a royalty
to the Imperial Patents company in
addition.
Those who are stockholders in
Imperial Patents company are: A.
E Kellogg, F. H. McIver, DR.. For
rest Kutz, John Kepley, Judge
Vaughn Thompson, all Of FL Gen.
tro. and II. H. Quackenbush Of Los
Angeles. president of the Pacific
Lubricating Engineering company.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
Two Arrests Nav
Solve Burg.laries

Solution Of q number of burglarles
that have puzzled peace officers IN
Imperial county may be the result
CT the arrest of Jose Duarte, %
end Florence Bustamente, 26, by
deputy sheriffs yesterday afternoon.
It was said by officers today that
the two have admitted responsioili-
" for az least one burglary in FL
Centro and one in Brawley. They
are also wanted in Phoenix on a
burglary charge.
The Mexicans were originally
booked as being held Tor Phoenix
Officers.
Other prisoners held at the coun-
ty Jail today. on immigration
charges. are Pablo Urias, %; Juen
Shin, 30; Angel Garcia, 20; Jose
Mesa. 80; Rosario Camargo, &c, and
Maruan Gomez, "A.
When booked at the Jail, Juen
Shin signed his name in his native
hand. japanese.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
CENTRAL UNION
SEEKS REVENGE
AT ESC0NDID0

Only one black mark defaces the
record of the Central Union High
School football team this season,
with the result that the Spartans
are burning with fervor to erase the
blot spattered there by EscondidC
high school when the Spartans sut-
fered a to defeat on the EScon-
dido gridiron.
The chance to erase memory OF
the defeat will come at 2:15 Satur-
day afternoon when the two teams
meet again to battle for the cham
pionship of two counties. Again
the game will be played on the Es
condido gridiron. since Ell Centro lost
the toss of coin in Los Angeles
recently.
This is a tough break for El Cen
tro. since the Escondido gridiron is
q dusty affair, with many uneven
places il 1t. Players coming back
after the last game expressed the
hope that the second contest would
be played on the Ell Centre Sodded
grid.
An exceptional roofing section for
an out of town game IS promised in
Escondido for Ell Centro, since a
number of local men have banded
together to charter stage from the
Pickwick lines. Passengers arc
wanted, since approximately 80 per-
sons may make the trip in the
stage. A moderate charge is made
for transportation.
Besides those taking advantage OF
the stage offer will be many who
motor to Escondido to attend the
game.
The stage will leave El Centro at
g o'clock Saturday morning, start
ing back Immediately after the con-
test is over.
Make Point Record
The El Centre team OF this year
has scored more points than any
other squad ever to represent the
local high school. Against 81 points
scored during the season by their
opponents, the Central squad has
scored a total Of CIT points.
Central is hoping to treat EScon-
dido as they did Calexico in the last
game of the valley conference sea
son, when they avenged n former tie
by crushing defeat Should the
local team play as we'll against Es-
condido as they did against CalcXl-
co a great chance for victory IS
seen for the locals.
Records of the two teams are al
most the same, excepting that FL
Centre has scored more points than
Fscondido Both teams have lost
one game this season, and both are
champions Of their respective coun-
ties.
Against CalcXico the FL CentrO
line showed its greatest strength OF
the season, and it is the hope OF
Coach Bob Armstrong that his
squad will continue TO work IN this
manner With the line battling de-
Speratelv on the defensive and the
| backfield carrying the brunt Of the
offense, the El Centre footballers
are a hard lot to beat
The El Centre backfield came out
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
MANY MATTERS
ACTED UPON BY
JUNIOR CHAMBER

Pressing business was discussed
and passed on at the breakfast
meeting of the El Centro Junior
chamber of commerce in the Bar
bara Worth hotel this morning.
One OF the most important was
the proposal that the junior cham
her sponsor a musical program
featuring Mildred and Henry Mar
cot in piano and violin numbers
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Canton
The object Of the program is to
raise funds for the Red Cross. 1t
will be held in q local school build
ing, not yet selected.
JayceeS will go horseback riding
at 7 o'clock tomorrow night. fol-
lowing the offer Of James Lynch to
organize a Junior chamber polo
team. A large number of members
indicated their intention Of joining
in the riding party.
President Rus Kliegel appointed
Clarence Smith. Mel King and Pete
Smith as Judges in a contest spon-
Sored by the Valley Lumber COM
pany to beautifv El Centro. Yards
and houses of El Centrans will be
decorated during the Christmas
holidays, and a prize will be given
the householder with the best dec
0rationS
Bud Harrigan, chairman of the
civic improvement committee, re-
ported on his recent attendance at
the meeting of the associated
chambers of commerce in Seeley,
at which George Campbell was
elected president. Following his
report it was moved and carried
that the junior chamber become a
member Of the associated cham
bers.
Races Reviewed
A brief review of the outboard
motorboat races on Salton Sea last
Sunday was given. During the
races 10 worlds records and "a Cal
ifornia records were eQualed or
beaten.
After considerable discussion the
chamber voted not to sponsor a
remote control dollar stunt. but
to lend their support to the project
by taking a number of the dollars.
fixed to cards, and putting them
into circulation. The purpose OF
the stunt is to follow the wander
ings of a one dollar bill through 70
business transactions, with the
name Of each person through whose
hands it passes, and the purpose
Tor which it was spent, written on
the card to which the dollar is at
tached.
It was also voted that President
kliegel appoint himself as delegate
from the Junior chamber on an ar
rangement committee to welcome
James Rolph, Jr., when he attends
the opening Of the Imperial county
fair
An offer by the Jaycees to dec
crate two Christmas trees at Fifth
and Main and Seventh and Main
streets was accepted by E. B.
Goodman, after he had suggested
that help would be appreciated by
cII,hS sponsoring the trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
Hurneston Heads
General Motors

F. D. Humeston is the new store
manager Of the General Motors
Radio shop on Sixth street and an
nounces that a sales force OF 10
men will be placed in the valley
soon. He also is district manager.
The concern is two months old
and Z. J. McEvoy and George Jones
both of Brawley, are the owners.
Only local men are to be employed
Humeston is Or years Of age and
has been a salesmanager for 10
years. He resigned as district sales
manager for the Fuller Brush COM
pany to ta.;c his present position.
Jerrell Gardener, service mana
ger. is said to be one OF the few
licensed radio service men in I'm
pcrial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
RECORD SET BY AMOUNT
ASKED FOR NEW BUDGET

changed materially, the President
pointed out. Receipts now indicat-
ed are $430,000,00O below the amount
CT revenue estimated in that budget
Government spendings have in
creased $225 100000 in the same
period.
Situation Changed
This would indicate change in
the situation from the estimates
of the last budget of nearly $685.
00C C,000," he added. This large
sum, however, is partially met by
the application Of $l35 100000 Of
interest payments on the foreign
debt to current expenditures and
by arrangements Of the federal
farm board in which they reduced
their net cash demand on the
treasury by Sl00,000000 during this
period. These economies brought
about in the government reduce the
practical effect of the change in the
financial situation to a present es-
timated deficit of approximately
$lS0,000,000 for the current fiscal
year.
This development, of course. is
primarily due to the depression con-
dition not only in this country but
in the whole world, accentuated by
the drought, and, on the other
hand, to the necessary measures of
the government to increase en-
ployment, and the increases of al
lowanceS to various services to vet
erans."
Opposition was voiced by Mr..
Hoover to proposals that the gov
ernment suspend the public debt
retirement program in the present
period of stringency in federal fin
anceS.
Discounts Deficit
While the deficit for the current
fiscal year was estimated IN the
budget at s18O,OOO,OO0, Mr.. Hoover
said it will probably be necessary
for congress to appropriate addi-
tional money for this fiscal year to
increase employment and provide
drought relief which will increase
the deficit above this amount.
Il do not look with great con-
Germ upon this moderate deficit for
the current fiscal year" the Pres
ident said. In fact, it amounts to
less than five per cent of the total
government expenditure. The ad-
verse balance can be met by re-
ducing the general fund balance
from the amount in it at the begin
ming of the year, supplemented, If
necessary, by temporary borrowing
by the treasury.
when we recollect that our bud
get has yielded large surpluses for
the last II years. which have en-
abled US to retire the public debt, in
addition to retirements required by
law, to the extent of nearly $780,
100000, we can confidently look
forward to the restoration of such
surpluses with the general recovery
Of the economic situation, and thus
the absorption of any temporary
borrowing that may be necessary"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-03
School Officials
Attend Conference

Mrs. Lurah K. Tyler and Miss
Josephine Douglas of the county
superintendent Of schools office
have just returned from Los Ange-
les, where they attended meeting
of the southern section Of the Cali
fornia Teachers Association, held IN
The board Of education rooms.
The section began practical work
on a new guide TO child develop
ment which will be concerned with
course Of study or unit for the
intermediate grades, the primary
unit having just come off the press.
1t is hoped eventually that the
guide on which the section is work
ing will be published in book form.
II will be concerned with units OF
work based Oh the social sciences
teacher.
and will be Of great service TO the
The next meeting Of the section
will be held in January in Santa
be held IN this city.
ana, and the March meeting Will