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The Washington times., 1930-04-30

PERSONALS
VIT-O-NET baths Battle Creek reducer,
alcohol rubs messages for chronic pains
sore muscles. stiff Joints etc. Pot. 4721.
FOR A GOOD RUB after a hard day Of
business call West l120 for appointm't.
Nursing Home HSE psy eI6srlS s6S 5tEst Gsppls sa
pervision. dietitian. Call Superintendent
for particulars. Adams 6346
vIT.Q-NET Reducing TTeatments Is for
$40: vibrator. diet outlined: hrs. o to g.
Room 4OS. 1919 F N. w. Frank 5S1S.
HOMEMADE layer cakes. salads and sand.
wiches. perfectly delicious. Adams 5346
DETECTIVES-Priv. CONFIDENTIAL; of.
fices Sd IL, Munsey Bldg District 1904
ELEC. Treatments. alcohol rubs and baths
refined white only: col. Oper. Pot. 1896.
PHYSIOTHERAPY-Sw method ana
scientific electric treatment North eR03
MAssEUSE-Magnetic Hours 10 to s. Re.
duced rates. 1925 Swan St, Apt. 81.
MONEY advanced on pawn tickets. dia.
monds antiques. gold. silver. Livingston
4 Co.. room 504, 1919 y st.N.W. Nat. 6o4e.
The Washington times., 1930-04-30
Holy Rosary
Doubles League

RECORDS
High team game-Jim- John. 279. To-
Fritz, 255. High team set-Jim- John,
T25, Lee-Joe. ss7 High individual
game-Nicro-J. Ferraro, 143; F. Fer
raro, 1856; Marcellino 1876. High in
dtvidual set-Nicro, 3Ss; F. Ferraro.
3Ss; Marcellino-J Ferraro, 365. High
strikes-Nicro, 81: B. Balducci 90; L.
Balducci, 49,, High spares-Nicro, 1SO;
j Ferraro. lis: Marcellino, 80. High
flat game-Leone, SO; L. Balducci, 92:
+. Ferraro, 81. High average-Nioro
113-1s; j. Ferraro, 1O5-42: Marcellino
1o2-32; F. Ferraro, 9s-35; Leone, 1929.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10
Curry HonOred in North.

(Scott C. Bone in Santa Barbara News) The late Representative Currys memory is not Iably commemorated in Alaska. thriving little community the Government Railroad up toward Ithe Arctic Circle, and the most modern hotel in the Territory, bear his honored name. In times following the gold rush settlement grew up there (which was given the outlandish of Dead Horse land appeared in the postal guide. It rendezvous of frontiersmen and hunters-and famed originally for it's roadhouse kept by picturesque character, Nellie Neil, who dealt in furs and curios and possessed a pet black bear, which performed tricks to the amazement of warfarers.
 Surveyors put the place the may junction point on the line of Uncle Sams great and costly transportation project and in due course, its importance developed, the old was officially Idiscarded and Curry becomingly substituted in recog
 milton of the splendid service rendered by the Cali lfornia Congressman Chairman of the House Committee Territories. He staunch and helpful friend of Alaska and understood its needs thoroughly.
 Another Californians memory is similarly per- petuated in Lake Nancy beautiful body of water farther north, also the line of the railroad It was named in compliment to the daughter of the late Franklin K. Lane, when she was regning belle in Washington during his career Secretary iof the Interior The lake is the starting point of the Rainy Pass trail leading through the wilds and lover the mountains to the far Kuskokwim,, and is lony a short distance Gas distances go up there) from the entrance to Mckinley Park, enclosing the highest peak on the American continent and bear ling the of the twenty fifth President of the United States.
 Franklin K. Lane dreamed fine dreams, never realized about the future of Alaska and advanced practical plans for its development which came to lnaught. An indictment of bureaucracy by him was
 one of the most powerful State papers ever written but failed to dslodge the retardng system in the last of American frontiers.
 Harding Gateway to Resurrection Bay" ap- preaching Seward Southern terminus of the Govern lment railroad-attained it's when the late President made his memorable and tragic visit to Alaska He was overwhelmed with its grandeur, and
 thought it ecpsed all other wonders and beauties in the Northland The name at officially designated on the geodetc charts and the town of Seward huge lettering on the mountain side pro claimed Harding Gateway" to the tourist world
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10
WICKERSHAM COMMISSION REPORT
 NEXT.

The next important political event will probably he the report of the Wickersham Commission on the Prohibition question. Persistent rumors prevail ln New York and Washington that the report that IS promised for the first of December will recommend the repeal of the Volstead Act, or at least, It's amendment to Iaise the legal minimum Of alcohonc content to permit the manufacture and sale of beer, and perhaps light wine So persistent is the nm presson that brokers say it is having the effect or stifening the market prices and quantity sales ol grain-particularly of barley and corn
 It is believed in many quarters that the WICK ersham Commission will report adversely to the Eighteenth AmendmeI,. If that should be done It may be that the vexed question will be largely re- moved from politics before the next Presidential election Of course, the fanatical drys will be sat- isfied with nothing less than continuation or attempts to make the country dry by force and there will be a Prohibition Party if one ot the old parties cannot be captured It is likely Ii that should be the course of events that the Prohibition Party would be more formidable in some sections at least than it in the old days of the BUS and sos but it will be minority party for long time-perhaps until it would get tired of trying The circumstance that in New York, where both the Democrats and Republicans declared against Pro- hibition the Prohibition candidates received less than 100000 votes may be prophetic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10
Shelter Possibilities.
Seward Gateway.)

It is encouraging to hear that Anchorage has
 chance of acquiring a shelter and that they have even gone so far to incorporate a company to erect such plant the requisite tonnage can be secured. It is even more encouraging to
 learn that they estimate half of the necessary ore Ito keep an initial unit running is already in sight
 and that there is every indications that the other half can be brought forth when the smaller mines lean be induced into action at prospect of quick handling of their ore here at home
 The Gateway has long advocated an ore sampling works at some convenient place along the railroad las one means of meeting long-felt want. But If Anchorage feels we have smeter, so much Ithe betetr The promoters have about satisfied themselves that the fluxes available. There is, lof course, a plenttude of fuel Since it is pro- lposed to put the plant tide water on Cook Inlet lit will be possible to transport ores by barge from any mines that may develop along the Inlet in laddition to the rail haulage. There are doubtless la number of small properties that have not been able to meet the expense of Outside shipment, but which might be put producing basis when a lsrneter is within easy reach.
 It is the desire of the promoters that they be given all information possible about any property that might become shipper If you have a mine or know of any that might ship few tons, notify the Northern Development Company at Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10
THE TARIFF IN GREAT BRITAIN.

The refusal ol the Labor Government in Eng
 land to accept the proposal of an Imperial tariff arrangement that would give the members Of the British Commonwealth of Nations free trade or nearly so among themselves and protection against the rest of the world and the action of forty-four Conservative members of Parliament in asking for mer Premier Stanley Baldwin to resign his leader ship of the Conservative Party, will probably make the tariff the main issue in the next British gen. eral election, and it adds doubt to the outcome
 If the Liberals and Labor Party, both free trade or nearly so would cooperate fully there is every reason to believe they would win again from the Conservatives the tariff question. England has not voted down free trade in nearly century
 After the victory for the Corn Laws under the leadership of Bright and Cobden the Conservatives did not win in England until they accepted the Disrael epigram that protection is dead and damned" Twice since then they have lost elections
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10
HOW TO KILL WOLVES AND COYOTES

Wolves and coyotes, still a source of worry and serious loss to stockmen and sportsmen Of the West because of destructiveness to livestock and game animals are uncanny in their ability to avoid mans efforts to keep them under control. To capture these animals must match with strategy their cleverness in avoiding capture. Trapping has been found by experts of the Bureau of Biological Sur vey U s. Department of Agriculture to be one or the most effective methods Leaflet 49-L, entitled Hints on Coyote and Wolf Trapping" just issued by the department describes the successful methods of Federal trappers.
 The areas most heavily infested with wolves are in Alaska, Eastern Texas Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mis- souri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan. Coyotes also exist in all the Western States.
 According to the eaflet
 The coyote is by far the most persist
 ent of the predators of the Western range
 country and is carrier of rabies or hydro
 phobia, and tularenia, disease Of wild rab-
 bits and other rodents that is transmssible
 and sometimes fatal to human beings.
 Much of the country inhabited by coyotes
 and wolves is purely agricultural and con-
 tains vast grazing areas and large part
 of the food of the animals in those areas
 consists of mutton, beef pork and poultry
 produced by the stockman and the farmer
 and of the wild game that should be con-
 served It is a matter of great importance
 therefore to the Nations livestock producing
 sections, well to the conservatonists
 plan of game protection or game propagation
 that coyotes and wolves be controlled in
 areas where they destructive
 The new leaflet tells how best to take advan- tage of some of the habits of the animals in order to overcome their natural caution and their highly developed defense against danger, and so to lure them to the traps. It gives detailed information on how and where to set the traps and how to prepare scents to be placed as lures on weeds clusters of grass, stuoble near the traps ano along the animals trayei ways.
 Copies of Leaflet 49-L may be obtained free on reques to the Office of Information, Department of Agriculture, Washington D. C.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10
Not All Is Gloom.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)

NOIIlCIlIldlI EIIQUIItIJ
 The Federal Reserve Banks report that the re- sources of the system being made available at the lowest rates in history to facilitate the mar keting of crops throughout the country The Sec retary of Commerce points to definite upward trend in business President William Green, of the American Federation of Labor, conscientious and ultra conservative where the interests of industry and labor are concerned declares that the unions all along the line reveal September gain in em- ployment This definite upward trend is reported in twenty -four cities. The Russian assault upon the American farmer promptly has been stayed The increase in employment says President Green, is the first that has been reported by the trade unions lin three years He regards the situation as en- lcouragng.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

on that issue-once under the leadership of Cham berlan and once with Baldwin Baldwin was forced out of office the Protection issue and then recanted and went back into power. If he induces the Conservatives to make it an issue in the next election the only thing, apparently, that would save him from defeat would be division of the free
 traders between the Labor and Liberal Parties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

Oregonians have put over so many queer things in their State that some of her reformers thought they could prohibit cigarettes and got up a refer endum the subject. The people turned down the anti-smokers by a vote of three to one
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

We shall not cheer the subtitle of that biography iof Al Capone-"A Self Made American" We believe lin giving Prohibition its due Among other things, lit certainly made the scar-faced ones fortune for him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

Among something like 35,50o,0o0 votes cast in the recent German elections the Anti-Alcohol Party boiled just 1I72 Anti-Saloon League papers please copy-(Detroit Free Press)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

The new Prohibition Director isn't so much different from his predecessor He asks for 800 more agents and three million more dollars-In- ldianapolis Star)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

Gloria Swanson has discarded her French title and titled husband and is again simply Queen of the American stage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

Out West they're forming organization for the purpose of ridiculing Prohibition. Fine! And now let's get up nice little club with the aim of encouraging the breathing of air.-(Cincinnati Enquirer0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-10

They're going to have Bryan University at Dayton Tenn Those who wish to major in anthro- biology will go elsewhere. Cincinnati Enquirer0
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, a certain Declaration
of Trust was executed by Pioneer
Abstract and Title Guaranty Com
pany, as Trustee, on the 10th day
Of December, 1925, and known as
its Trust No. $50, which Declara-
tion stated the terms. conditions and
trusts upon which it held the cs-
tate. and which Declaration was
confirmed by the Beneficiaries
hereunder, each of said Benefi-
Charles being the owner of an undi-
vided Is of the beneficial interest
under said trust, and,
WHEREAS, NJ. b. O'BRIEN. one
of said Beneficiaries, was notified
in writing on May Z, 1880, that his
proportionate share of the monies
payable by him under the provi-
sions of Article " of said Declara.
tion of Trust was then due and pay
able. and.
WHEREAS, said NJ. b. O'Brien
failed and refused, and still so fails
and refuses to pay his proportion.
ate share of said expenses, and his
share, amounting to Sixtysix and
d6-l00 Dollars, ($66.66) was ad.
vanced by other Bcneficiaries under
the Trust pursuant to provisions Of
Article XII of said Declaration Of
Trust. on the Both day Of April,
1880, and.
WHEREAS, more than thirty (30)
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14
Hindu Held At
County Jail

Gopal ). Khalsa, p, a Hindu, was
in the county jail today being held
for investigation in connection with
q suspicion expressed by deputy
sheritfs that he may be wanted on
bad check charge.
Seventy four cents in cash, a
check for 500, check book, pass
port, pen, billfold and papers were
taken from Khalsa when he was
booked.
City prisoners hooked in the jail
this morning were Lonnic Moore, 22,
colored and George jackson, 81,
colorcd, given % days on a vagran-
G.. charge, T. Hoga, -, case contin-
ucd in the police court on 4 charge
Of drunk Mike A>5Govern, 80,
$50 or 10 days on vagrancy charge,
and T. Cruz, y, continued on a vag
rancy charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14

ficiary, which Deed of Trust was re
corded in the office of the County
Recorder of Imperial County, state
Of California, ON August both, l92S.
i'm Book lS4 Of Official Records, at
page 243 ct seq, Imperial County
Records; and
WHEREAS. the lawful owner ana
holder of said Deed of Trust and
the debt thereby secured has ap-
piled to and directed the said Tru5-
tee in writing to execute the trust
by said Deed of Trust created, and
to make sale pursuant thereto; and
WHEREAS, Notice Of Breach of
the obligations of the Trustor, has
been recorded as is provided for by
law, and more than three months
have elapsed since the said rctar,ia-
tiou, and said Trustee deems ii best
to sell said premises and estate as
whole now remaining subject To
said Deed OF Trust in order to fult'll
the purposes thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE,, NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN that on Thursday,
the 30th day of October, 1880, at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, there
of, at the front door of tine lmpe-
rial County Courthouse, situated IN
the City of FL Centre, County of
Imperial, State Of California, the
NATIONAL BANKITALN COM
PANY, a corporation, Us Trustee,
will, under aud pursuant to the
aforesaid Deed of Trust, sell a. pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash in United States gold coin, the
following described real property
mentioned in said Deed of Trust,
situated in the County of Imperial,
state of California, and more parti-
cularly described as follows to-wit;
Tract Forty-two (42), Township
sixteen (l6) South, Range Thir-
teen G3) East, S, b. NJ, in the
County of Imperial, state Of Cali
fornia, according to the Map Of
the resurvey approved and filed
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14

in the United States Land Office
at Los Angeles, California. EN-
CEPT:
A strip of land of uniform
width of go feet, described as
follows: Commencing at a point
on the West line of and 100 feet
North of the Southwest corner of
the Northwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Section 81,
Township Is South, Range IA
East. aforesaid; thence South 67'
"a Fast. l565.6 feet to the East
line Of the Southwest quarter of
the Southwest quarter of said Sec
tion 81; thence North along said
East line, 27l29 feet; thence
North 81 ~ West, 1866 feet
to the West line of said Southwest
quarter of Section 81; thence
South 271.29 feet to the point of
commencement
Also all of that part of Tract
80, lying South of the Brawley
Main except that part which has
heretofore been sold To the Impe-
rial Irrigation District Balance
now owned by me containing 1919
acres.
Excepting therefrom that portion
which has been rcconveved from the
decd of trust, described as follows;
R-W situate in a pin. of Tract
80. Township l6 South, Range Is
East. and a u. A, F. commencing
at the Southeast corner of Tract
SO, Township l6 South, Range Is
East; thence North o. or East,
along the East line of said Tract
80, distance of POS feet; thence
South - So West, a distance of
14l,05 feet to 2 point; which lat
ter point is the true point of be-
ginning; thence South S5' So
West. 5lL55 it,; thence North
50 81 West 543.52 feet; thence
North o. IS East, 599S IT,;
thence South &C 4G' East l229,97
feet; thence South So OO'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14
Chamber To Hear
Several Speakers

Those attending tomorrow s cham
her Of commerce luncheon vii have
an opportunity to near several
splendid speakers. according - the
lans of VI. NJ. Munson, chairman of
the program committee of the FL
Centre Chamber of Commerce. The
main speaker will be W. J. Carr,
member of the state railroad com
mission, director Of the Boulder Dam
Association, and former state sen
ator, from Pasadena. Carr will talk
on matters of interest to Imperial
Valley as a whole and will touch on
the Boulder Dam, in the interest of
which legislation he has been very
active.
J. j. Deuel., of the law and utility
department of the California Farm
Bureau Federation, win also be
present and will give short talk
10 the chamber members and those
attending the meeting. An invita-
tjon has also been extended II DR..
David Mackav. of Elsinorc, who will
be in FL Centre in the interests of
the Imperial County Yacht club, to
nc present at the luncheon meeting
and speak on the subject of yacht
ing on Salton Sea.
In order that seating arrange
locnts may bc facilitated, MunSou
asks that those planning to attend
tie luncheon telephone the FL Cen
tro Chamber Of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14

days have expired since the funds
were so advanced by said Benefit
Charles, and the same have not been
repaid by said VI. b. O'Brien, and
pursuant to the terms of Article
NH, said parties have demanded
that the undersigned Trustee sell
the entire portion of the beneficial
interest under said Declaration of
Trust owned by said NJ. b. O'Brien,
in accordance with the terms of
said Article XIII Of said Deelara'
tion of Trust for the purposes
therein stated;
NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given that the Pioneer Alb.
stract and Title Guranaty Company,
by virtue of the promises and Of the
authority vested in it by said Dee
laration of Trust as Trustee, will
sell at public auction to tho highest
bidder for cash in gold coin of the
United states, ON the 5th day of
November, 1850, at the hour of 1000
A. N. of said day at the northern
entrance of the court house in the
City Of III Centre, County Of Impe.
rial. state Of California, all the in
.ercst of said VI. r. O'Brien in and
to the beneficial interest under that
certain Declaration of Trust exc.
cuted by Pioneer Abstract and Title
Guaranty Company, ON the 10th day
of December, 1928, aud confirmed
boy certain Beneficiarics on tins same
date together with all rights and
privileges Of An original holder OF
beneficial interest hereunder, sub
iect. however, 70 all the terms and
conditions of this trust.
Dated at III Ccntro, California,
this 18Th day Of September, 1880.
PIONEER y ABSTRACT AND
TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY,
by }. l.. MACK,
President.
attest; w. N. GLASscOCK,
Corporate seaD Secretary.
Oct. 1t2L2s NoK. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-14
City and County News Briefs

Bitler Moves office - Attorney
Don G. Bitter, formerly in the old
Bank of Italy Building at Sixth and
Main streets, has moved his office
to the Blenkiron building at Eighth
and Main streets. CIT 5 handy to
the court house and saves consider
able time he said today.
Eat at Macs Chicken Inn
Phone 79G. Mrs. Amy Mack. 24tf
Secley Women TO Meet-Members
Of Scclcy Wcstsidc farm home dc.
partmcnt will meet Thursday at Mrs
Humps A pot luck luncheon will
lie served at noon.
Intend To Marry Notice of in
tcntion to marry was filed yestcr-
day afternoon by Jose Celaya, %,
and Lucia Borbon, 2l, both Of Cal
cAico.
Melons Leave Valley-Two car
loads of melons were shipped from
Turn yesterday by Miller and Cum
mings. They were billed to eastern
markets. The carload was mixed
one.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co.., Lillian r. Crandall, representa-
tive, phone l26-W. $40 South 5th
st. 1878
Preliminary Hearing Set - John
Reid, held for the alleged theft of
nine sacks of bermuda seed from an
Imperial Valley rancher, will APP
pear at 10 o clock Monday morning,
October 20, for preliminary hear
ing in Imperial.
Baby Rice-Buttered or sweeter-
ed pop corn, always fresh. 5, 10
and 25c box. Next to Stage Depot.
2t?
Army Planes Hero - Three army
planes from March field, Riverside,
flew over FL Centre shortly after
noon today and landed at the air
port in CalcXico. They were piloted
by Licuts ?. l.. Williams, A. G.
Liggett and G. +. O'Connor. They
were accompanied by sergeants
from March field. They plan to re-
turn to their home port tonight.
Violin, Piano, Band Instruments.
Williams Music Studio has reopened
'of enrolment. Phone 1898. 1870