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New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
IDRE\Z TO APPEAL

Hartford, May 13-Tho board O nsrdons will meet late in June to consider the case of Henry c. Lor- eng. convicted and sentenced 10 death for inc murder Of Nils E. An derson. Governor Trumhull indiCat- ed yesterday. Lorenz did not make appeal to the supreme court of CT TOTS but will make his sole appeal to the pardons board.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
100 ATTEND BRIDGE PARTY

About 100 local residents attend cd a bridge party held last evening under the auspices of Holy Angels church. South Meriden. in that town. The attendance at the bridge was so large that it was necessary to use two halls Rev. Walter McCrann, former curate at St. Mary's church Angels church.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
10 TO TAKE, BAR EXAMS

Ten New Britain residents will take bar examinations in Hartford Friday. The local men are: Harry Nj. schupack, 35 Glen street; Jo- seph W. savonis, Il Dwight court: Edward S. Rogin, 397 Chestnut street; Max Eeicher. 100 Lincoln street; Albert F. Poiitis. 728 East street: Harold l. koplowitz, 30 Trinity street; Robert L. Halloran, 169& Stanley street: Samuel $. Googel, 507 East street; George F.. Erwin, 413 Main street; and Charles R. Covert, G9 Bassett street.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-13

president Of A. T. Hart company. automobile dealers, Boston, critically injured in polo game.
 Boston-Manage cement of Bruins, hockey team. announces purchase of Jack Pratt and Paul Runde of Vic toria, B. c, club and drafting of Peaches" Lyon of oPrtland, Ore., club.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-13

comfort station at Central park Oct 4, 1929. At q recent hearing on her claim. she was represented by At torney Thomas r. McDonough.
 A number Of other claims were considered last night. Some will be reported on at the May meeting and others were laid over for further in yestigation.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
GERMAN APPEARS
 SLOW AND HEAVY

ENDICOIT. N. M May ai HN Long and vigorous training may be ordered for Max Schmeling, to pre- pare him for his heavyweight bout with Jack Sharkey in New York on June F.
 The German heavyweight ap- peared slow and feeble some critics said, in his workout. He worked with Don Petrin and Stan Poreda, two new sparring partners, boxing two rounds with each.
 Both of the sparring mates jab bed the German at will and pasted him when, in the routine, they should have been receiving blows Schmeling's handlers said Max let his opponents punch him in order ;o tougher" himself.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
TEHAKEE MARSHALL
 ESCAPES SERIOUS

JUNEAU, May 24, Escaping serious injury when bounced on by a wounded grizzly bear he was trailing, Marshall Sullivan of Ten akee, is in the hospital with lacera- tions on his left leg, right side, ram neck and head.
 He was hunting with Judge Harding and U. S. District Attorney Folta when the party shot at two grizzlies, and were trailing them when the female bounced from be- hind stump on Sullivan, disarm- ing him.
 AS he fell he called for help. As he lay still with his face buried in moss, the bear sunk it's teeth in his left leg. It next chewed his right ear, then grabbed him by the shoulder and neck, then his right side, after which he left him.
 Harding and Folta came to his assistance, bringing him to Juneau. The bear escaped
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
MANY SEWARD|TEs LEAVE $. 5. YUKON
 FOR TIE SOUTH

SEATTLE-M Miss Verna Wheeler, Irene Reenstrom, Jack Bailey, Sgt B. W. High, Mrs L. M High, Helen High, Patricia High, Mrs. Jennie Paulson, Mrs. o. Sandbek, Sylvia Sandbek, Glenn Sandbek, MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Murphy, Anna s. Walker, Mrs. c. A. Cox, Mrs. E. RI Mcfarland, Mrs McConville, Betty McConville, w. Lucas, John Olson, R. R. Redd, P. E. Heating, s. Smith, Lillian High.
 JUNEAU Ernestine lessen, Lois lessen, Mickey Mcintosh, Mrs. M Mcintosh, Leona Gerauld, Julia McCann, K. K. Katz.
 VALDEZ Harvey Anderson, Tor Sten MykleSton. LATOUCHE-T. P. Stamey Dan Bissoff, w. R. Davenport, Henry George.
 ] CORDOVA Mike Freeman, M Mcleod, MT. and Mrs R. Johnson Phillip Gallagher.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
WEATHER REPORTS BE FURNISHED
 ALASKA ACES
WILL CONDUCT THEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS THROUGH
 USE OF BALOONSL

In order to furnish aviatorS in Alaska with the best available weather reports, the Weather Bu- reau of the Department of Agricul- ture will make observations all over Alaska thru means of balloons sent aloft to determine the condi- tions of the free atmosphere.
 c. J. MacGregor, assistant met eorologist, a recent arrival in Sew ard to confer with city officials as to the establishment of station here, is in charge of the work which will be conducted for period of two years.
 About 30 or 40 such astrological stations will be placed in the vari- ous towns or districts of Alaska and will begin their operations July l. Two or three reports will be made by each station daily, depending on the activity of the various avia- ton companies,
 There will be someone ln charge at each station. Tn Seward, 1t is believed that the station will be in charge of the Signal Corps. The Signal Corps will also assimilate the reports coming from SQuaw Harbor, Valdez, Cordova, Dilling- ham and other stations in the inn mediate vicinity of Seward.
 Nome and Fairbanks, the places of the Territory's most heavy fly ing, will be the centers for the weather service in Alaska. Other stations also to be established will be Juneau, Ketchikan, Craig and Anchorage and many other towns
 An assistant to MacGregor pre- ceded him to Fairbanks to make the first arrangements and anoth- CT assistant will be leaving Seattle on the first steamer bound for Nome to take charge of that station about June 5.
 MI. MacGregor left today for Fairbanks and from there he will fly to Nome.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
BCnY I5 FIIUN]
 BADLY MUT|LhTED
 MONTAGUE ISLAND
NO TRACE FOUND JAMES DI- MEN AND SON; MISSING
 TWO WEEKS

CORDOVA, May A. (P)-After sseing missing for two weeks the boat which carries the mail be- tween Cordova and Cape Hinch- inbrook with James Dineen and his son, and Wrn Johnson aboard was found yesterday on Montague Island near the Nellie Martin River
 Three government boats and several land parties secured the country for the missing parties finding only the body of John son. His body was found on the beach and was badly mutilated bg eagles
 The body was about two miles from where the skiff was located qa the island The boat was III 3. cove. and was badly damaged evidently having struck a rock s-s a hole was staved in at about i-e5 middle.
 Nothing was seen or heard of n,neen and his son, who although + was deserted may have mace the camp which was found on the f,Aach as the blankets from the t,,at were missing.
 It is supposed that they moved on the hope of being picked up g,y a passing boat
 Johnson apparently drowned alo lis body washed on the oeacll Two. boats started out late yes t,erday with large number ol volunteers who were to seafch rae island in the hope q i'iio iag both alive
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
PIONEER DROPS DEAD

TANANA, May 24, (P1-John T. Blackhal, form at Fifeshire, Scot land and a pioneer of Dawson
 Nome and Fairbanks, dropped dead on Front Street. He was 58 years of age and member of the Yukon order of Pioneers of Alaska pr Kaufman said the cause of death was unknown. The Panama order of Pioneers have charge of burial
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 8; Philadelphia g. Chicago 6; Pittsburgh T Brooklyn 6; Boston 3. Cincinnati at Sit. Louis postponed on account of rain.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at Chicago postponed on account of rain. St. Louis 5; Cleveland 4. These were the only games scheduled.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE San Francisco 4; Oakland Q. Seattle 0; Missions 6. Portland 12; Hollywood II, 10 in nings.
 Los Angeles 3; Sacramento 8.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
WORLD P0NER
 CONFERENCE BERLIN

BERLIN, May 24 Thirty s5x states will be represented at cne World Power Congress begin ,.ing in Berlin on June P and .asting until June 26-
 Ambassador Sackett will speak # the American hour on June lS' snd H Foster Brown, of New York will read a paper on the place of minerals in a power sus- zained world and Thomas A. Fdl- son will show in talkie how ne anven+ ed the incadescent light.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
KID CHOCOLATE
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, May 24, (P)- Kid Chocolate, Cuban feather weight, who was injured in an au- tomobile accident, will probably not be able to fight for a month CT six weeks, it was stated. Chocolate is in hospital at Nyack, N Y.
 The Cuban was scheduled to box Fidel La Barba, of Los Angeles, here late this month, and it is like ly the bout will be postponed until fall. Definite announcements was expected from Madison Square Garden officials
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
CUT JUGULAR VEIN

BERLIN, May 24, (P-Max Val fer, German pioneer in research work and rocket motors, was fatally injured while working on a model with new liquid oxygen. A brok- en piece or recoil from the motoy struck him in the neck and cut a jugular vein.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
SPEED MAIL SERVICE

SALT LAKE CITY, May 24, (P)- An air mail plane, running from Pocatello and Salt Lake City has been placed on night schedules to speed letters to and from the Pa cific northwest.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
OUT FOR TWO WEEKS

PHILADELPHIA, May "A, (P)- Cochran, Athletic catcher, will be out of the game possibly for two weeks, it was feared after an x-ray of his right ankle, injured in sliding into third base, which dis closed clipped bone.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
Mrs. McConville and daughter Betty were outgoing passengers on sne s. s. Yukon.
TuRu TROPICAL NIGHT

pERNAMBECO, Brazil, May "A, aP-The Graf Zepelin winged it's way into the tropical night at 11:55 i. m or o:55 Eastern Standard Time for a voyage of 1900 miles to Rio zanei.o and southern Brazil
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
BILL PASSES HOUSE

OTTAWA, May 24, (P-A gov ernment bill denying clearance of craft carrying liquor to the United States in safety, passed thru both Houses and passed the Senate.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Mrs. Jennie Paulson left on the s. s. Yukon for the outside where 5s1e want as representative of the local Rebekah Lodge.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24
LATEST CRUISERS

OAKLAND, May A, (P)-The lat est trial cruisers of the Boeing Sys- tenn provided 18 passengers with hot and cold running water.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

sot Ben and Mrs B VI High and cajldren, left for Seattle on the II s yukon MT. High has been 2 ,~,omber of the Seward Signal Corps far a period of many years
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

K. K. Katz, Alaska representative of the. Northern Pacific Railway, who arrived from the Interior, left last night for Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Ernestine and LOIS lessen left on the s. $. Yukon for Juneau where they will make an extended visit with Miss June Geyer, formerly of Seward
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Three coaches were attached to todays regular passenger train to the Interior and they seemed to be we'll filled.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Passengers leaving on the s. $. Redondo, of the A. s. s. Co.,, includ- ed for Snug HarLor-E. Johnson. For Uganik- Nyman, Owe An derson, H, Burgman, F. Jackley.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Miss Katherine Faust, member of the Seward school faculty is em- ployed in the Electric Rose Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Heinie Berger, of the M. s. Discov- erer, sends word that he will arrive in the Port of Seward about the first Of June
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

The U. s. Survey Ship Discoverer arrived in the Port of Seward this alorning after carrying on survey york in waters adjacent to Seward
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-24

Jack Bailey, Iliamna m rchant, departed on the s. s. Yukon en- route to Oakley, Idaho.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21

fly will receive 3, delegation from inc Starring, and the cabinet and representatives Of foreign nations will call 10 offer felicitations.
 At night King Haakon will give a dinner at the palace to which all living members of. the Sorting and cabinet Of 1905, the present Sorting and cabi2et and high officials will be invited
 Norw&'s monarch tahes-his name from Haahon VI Maenusson. the last ruler Of hat name who died in 1850.
 He accepted caaIl Q the throne after the erown had been offered 10 Prince Carl Of Sweden. one Of the sons Of King Oscar. That was i'm mediataly aftor tho union between the two countries had been dis solved so the offer was not accept cd by the Bernadotrc family.
 By plcbisctte it was decided by an overwhelming majority that Norway should remain q kingdom, so tho Sorting unanimously elected the then Prince Charles Of Denmark to be king.
 Never iH . years has ho had any friction with the Storling or the ad- ministration.
 The former Danish prince mar ried his cousin. Princess Maude Of England, a daughter of King Ed ward. Their son, Alexander. IS months old when his father became king became Crown Prince Olav.
 Trained like any other Norwc- glan boy, he has been extremely poular with the nation, especially since he married the beautiful daughter of Prince Carl Of Sweden, nis cousin. Princess Martha.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 193o

the French lower courts. Miss Saw yer will appeal.
 The courts finding was made in the suite of the Musical Courier of New York against the prima donna for S750, the balance due of s1,000 promised by Miss Sawyer when she zine would publicize her European appearances.
 In court her lawyer argued that the publicity had contained many in accuracies. such as statements that really was in Milan. and that she had a mild welcome when actually she had been given an ovation,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
HAAKON VII KING
 NEARLY g YEARS
Norwegian Monarch to Observe
 Anniversary of Browning

Oslo. Norway. Nov, 2I [P' - All Norway will he en fete November 25 n honor Of King Haakon VII, who assumed the throne 25 years ago on hat date.
 At that tune Norway had dissolved lts historic partnership with Sweden, and even was considering establish ment Of a republic
 But the popularity of King Haskon formerly Prince Charles O. Denmark has driven away all thoughts of q republic. He is a con- stitutlonal monarch whose acts are governed by the will Of the Nc-- wsglan parliament
 So November -5 will ba a holiday throueho4' Norway The royal fam.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
pleted.
 Norfolk, North street is complet-

pleted.
 Norfolk, North street is complet- ed.
 Orange, Grassy Hill road is under construction. No delay in traffic.
 Bedding, Meeker Hill road, ma- cadam completed. Shoulders and railing uncompleted.
 Scotland Baltic road is under construction. Traffic can pass.
 Trumbull, Church Hill road is un- der construction. No delay in traffic.
 Warren, Kent road, completed.
 Winchester. Torringford street $ under construction. No detour.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
CHURCH RECEIVES LIQUOR

Winchester, Eng, Nov. 21 (UP)- A bottle of whiskey and q bottle Of beer were among other gifts that re- posed on a table in front of the pulpit of Hyde parish church here in celebration of the annual harvest feast.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
Road Conditions in the
 State of Connecticut

Road C0ndTIO0s and del0urs n the State Of Connecticut made n@- ce ssary by highway construction, re- pairs and oiling, announced by tho Connectcu, Highway Department as Of November 19, 1e&u.
 Route No.
 Mansfield Stoarn Hill road is be-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
BAKED HEDGEHOG SERVED

ManSneld Nottlnghamshlre) Eng, Nov. 21 tuP)-Baked hergehog was served at the annual dinner of the Swainmote society which was formed to keep alive old customs and tra- ditions.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-21
OPERA STAR MUST PAY
 FOR PUBLICITY GIVEN HER
Metropolitan Prima Donna Loses Musical Courier Case in
 Paris Court.

Paris. Nov. 21 (P-Eleanor Saw yer. Of the Metropolitan Opera Com pany of New York, must pay for her publicity under contract whether it be dated Milan, Italy, or Vienna
La gaceta., 1930-06-26
EN- WEST TAMPA:
sERvIrr DE AMBULANCIA. Telsfono Y Ills

Telefonos "a visitas pr ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1458.
West L npa H 1886. Para llamadas pr la noche.
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 141O.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Los abogados del condado,
Sres. Sutton, Tillman Y Reeves,
manifestation aver que como
resultado de la decision del tri
bunal supreme sobre la ley Sc
naIando Unite a los honorarios
de altos empleados p%resenta-
ran pleitos reclamando a fun
cionarios y exfuncionarios la
suma de $156,000, por exceso
de honorarios devengados en-
ire los amos 1923 y 1880.
81 los afectados por la deci-
sion resuelven pagan dentro de
un razonable periodic de ITEM
pc, no Sc les llevara a los tri-
bunales.
Con datos Facilitates por W.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

Joe Mickler tiene ell propo-
sito de lograr que ell gran ju-
RADIO investigue los fraudes CO.
metidos en- las primarias del
martes.
Preguntado aver sobre ell ca
so, ell juez Robes, de la corte
del circuito, diio que ell gran
jurado suponese Sc reune pa
ra investigar los procedimien.
pos criminaleS y asuntos publ
cos estrictamente relacionados
con ell condado.
"Yo creo que ell gran jura-
do puede investigar elecciones
fraudulentas; pero no Sc 81
puede investigators por su mi
ciativa. Puede ser que Sobre
tai asunto Sc lie lame la aten-
ci6n por mi o ell juez Parks.
'Puede que tenga algo que
becir sobre esta situaci6n den
tro de pocos dias."
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

S. Murrow, auditor del estado,
Sc muestra que ell secretarie
de la corte del circuito, W. A
Dickinson, debe al condado
$4,000 por exceSo de honora-
rios, $4,000 por ell ano 49,
y ell resto por 1923 y 1929.
Ell asesor de contribuciones,
S. E. Sparkman, debe al con-
dado $31,452.
A Ellis j. Simmons, secreta-
rio de la corte de 10 criminal,
Sc lie pedira que devuelva
$4,000 que cobrara por ser
vir como secretario de tres cor
ties durante los amos 1927
1928.
Servia Simmons como secre-
tario de su corte, de la del con-
dado y de la de los pequenos
delitoS Y Ell abogado 7. NJ.
Schackleford, Jr., entonceS con
sultor del condado, lie aconse-
10 que podia cobrar I'm sueldo
por cada uno de eSos puestos.
Dickinson, ell secretario de
la corte del circuito, dice que
Ell hizo I'm convenio con los CO.
misionados del condado, en-
1923, Y que de acuerdo con es-
tie NADIA debe.
Los abogados del condado
sostienen que 81 tai arreglo sc
hizo la sentencia del supreme
10 anula.
Contra ell eXsheriff HERS es-
tablec10 I'm ptelto Ell condado,
hace algunoS meses, reclaman-
dole S84,710 por exceso de no
norarios.
HERS admite que el esta en-
deuda con ell condado; perc
mega que monte a tan consi-
derable cantidad.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

burg, y no consigui6 batear de
hit.
Brooklyn 1c, IN, De; Pitts
burg sc, 11h, lie.
New York SC, De; en- anati
lie, 1Sh, lie.
Cleveland &c, Oh, 7e; Wash
ington 1c, 15h, 2e.
Babe Ruth bate6 aver dos
cuadrangulares en- ell segundo
juego de los Yankees contra los
Browns, elevando su total a 2G.
St, Luis 4c, 11h, lie; New
York SC, 10h, De.
st. Luis &c, 10h, De; New
York Ice, ooh, lie.
Detroit DC, Oh, De; Boston
Sc, IN, lie.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26
LIGA NACIONAL

Con su victoria sobre ell fila
DELTA y la derrota del Brook
Ign por ell Pittsburg, ell Chica-
go Sc coIoc6 a un juego de dis
tancia del primer lugar de la
,Liga.
Filadelfia lie, 17h, Be; Chica
go 13c, 15h, 2e.
Alfonso Lopez fue aver cua-
tro wees al bate, en- ell desafio
del Brooklyn contra ell Pitts
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

Presto aver fianza de mil
pesos, firmada por Manuel
Katz y Casimiro Hernandez,
Jr., ell DR.. Victor M. Rosenthal
a quien acusa Joe Mickler de
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

haber iniucido q Charles Dfaz
a votar dos veces, una en- ell
prescinto 16 Y la otra en- ell
20. La orden de prision fue ju
rada ante ell juez del eondado,
Cornelius.
Esta re~sPaldada la acuSaclon
de MickIer por declaracioneS de
Tom Davis Y w. f. Gerow, Sr.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

En- la madrugada de hoy un
incendio destruy6 dos casas de
la calle Dartmouth mum. 1904
Y 3904il2, propiedad de John
Backus.
Comenzo ell fuego por una de
las casas, que estaba vacia.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

con mayor oportunidad Y ell Sci
ma fue d%errotado.
Brush Y Appleton lanzaron
por los "smokers'-y Brewer por
ell Selma.
Manolo Cueto fue cinco We
ces al bate y no pudo 'conectar'
Durham y Singleton dispara-
ron tres hits cada uno.
Tampa &c, 13h, lie; Selma
&c, 8h, 2e.
Rube Vanguard lanz6 aver
por ell Jacksonville y pudO dar
la 'lechada" a los "leones'.
Jacksonville 7c, Oh, De; Mont
gomery DC, Oh, De.
Pensacola &c, Oh, 4e; Column
bus 10c, 17h, De.
La gaceta., 1930-06-26

Cuatro aeroplanos de aqui
s<.;c On en- .la manana de hoy
ca direction al condado de
Lake donde Sc celebra la fies-
IA de melon de aqua
I'm uno de los aeroplanos,
propiedad de Jerome A. Wa
terman, fue como pasajera la
Srta. Margaret Ekdahl, Miss
America.
Aterrizaran en- ell aerodro-
mo de Leesburg, que ha sido
arreglado en- los ultimos diaS.
S. w. Woodward, candida
to derrotado en- las el~ecciones
primarias de anteayer, anun-
clio aver por la tarde que esta-
blecera una reclamation judi
cial contra la victoria de John
7. Gum, en- ell distrito No. 2.
Las firmas de abogados Sha
ckleford, Ivy, Farrior y Shan
non Y Jackson, Dupree y Cone
eSta hacienda un estudio de las
leyes y de los hechos para de-
terminar ell procedimiento a
seguir.
La "accion judicial Sc esta-
Iblecera tan pronto sea possible;
pero 70 no puedo decir en- que
.forma sera."
La gaceta., 1930-06-26
Indigestion

"Cansado de probar dife-
rentes medicamentos," dice ell
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-21
Here and There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, oct. 2l U.P)-CaI
Baldus. light heavyweight fighter
lost his life in preliminary bout
with Larry Hogan, negro, n the
Lennox sporting club in Harlem last
month.
Baldus collapsed in the third
round Of the fight. Physicians who
examined him said his death was
caused by hard blows over the heart.
MANCHESTER, Eng, oct q.
U.P)-Al Foreman, British light
weight champion, successfully de-
Tended his title here last night by
knocking out George Rose Of Bristol,
in the sixth round Of scheduled Is
round bout.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. u. U.P
Eddie Shea, of Chicago, l26a,
scored sensational knockout vic
tory over johnny Datto, Of Cleve-
land, l25H, in the fourth round Of
the scheduled l0round feature bout
at the arena here last night
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-21

BERKELEY. Oct. q. U,R-The
regular California eleven. given a
rest last week in the Olympic club
game went through a stiff pace to.
dav in preparation for the coming
game with Washington University
Al Seattle. Coach "Nibs Price
viii travel north with all his power
available.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-21

rlon, was in Los Angeles today to
drive in a number Of Pacific coast
automobile events in preparation for
his 1881 campaign.
Arnold 5 first appearance will be
at an 4. \. A. sanctioned dirt race
at Bakersfield, Calf, next Sunday.
The champion gained recognition
last Memorial Day by his victory at
Indianapolis speedway. He drove a
a racer owned by Harry Hartz, Los
Angeles pilot, and will use other
Hartz machines in his coast races.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-21
PRICE-WARNER
VERBAL BATTLE
STILL SIZZLING

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. Fl. UP
The long distance football warfare
between Clarence "Nih>" Price,
California, and Glenn "Pop' War
ncr. Stanford. had become today Il
matter Of personalities and 2erl-
mony.
The oraI end Of the dispute Lad
its origin with Price when he was
interviewed regarding the probable
effect on his bear "'Varsjty ot The
banning of Nick Bican, tackle, at
Stanford s request,
Bican was ruled ineligible by The
California faculty when / was
pointed out that he played a year
at Willamette College before trans
fcrring 10 Sacramento Junior col
lece, where he played two years.
Actually tins IS lis fourth year 2i
college competition. bat according
10 a recent ruling Of the conference.
he is "docked' year for the
transfer, making him ineligible.
Prices anger grew largely out Of
the fact. he explained, that Califor-
MIA had had an opportunity early IN
the season to protest a stanford
back on the same grounds and had
waived their right; also, because The
ruling. be had understood, was not
10 have been retroactive.