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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
SECOND ARREST
RESULTS FROM
BOMB OUTRAGE
Anthony d. Patton Said
To Have Confessed His
Part In Affair.

Another arrest in connection
with the Imperial bomb explosion
came Unexpectedly last night when
Tom Sharp. acting as special in
vestigator for the district attor-
ney's office. took Anthony D. Pat
ton, 25, into custody.
Patton was arrested in an I'M
perial rooming house at 11:15 last
night en- information obtained by
Sharp Within As minutes of his
arrest, it is reported, Patton made
d full confession to Sharp of COM
plicity in the bombing, seriously
duplicating A. l.. Hodges, arrested
on the night Of the bombing.
Sharp took his prisoner before
the grand jury, where he repeated
lis confession. 1t was taken down
in shorthand by Hazel Livingston,
reporter for the district attorneys
office
1t was indicated today that Pat
ton will probably be charged Joint
ly with Hodges with the murder of
Ariston Lampky, Filipino who died
as a result of the Monday night eX-
plosion.
Patton is married, and has been
il Imperial county only three
weeks. He came here from Wash
; ington. 1t is understood that he
has been working during part of
tnat time.
Grand Jury Busy
! Convening at l o'clock yeSter-
day afternoon. the county grand
jury carried its investigation Of the
bombing through the afternoon
and evening, finishing at l O'Clock
: last night. Forty witnesses were
interviewed during that time A
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
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WHAT'S DOING

Tonight
Benefit football game, :
O'Clock. high school.
Joint farm center meeting,
o'clock. McCabe school.
/. V. Pyramid No. 81. \ Z. o..
Sciots, 500. Masonic Temple.
Boxing. o'clock. Ell Centre
arena.
Troop 25. b. $. A.. ,:30, Me-
Cabe school.
Troop 21. Il. 5. A.. 7:3O, vi. f.
Social hall.
MooSeheart Legion, s o'clock.
California hotel.
Mt. Signal School dance, 8
O'Clock, school house.
Brunk's Comedians. THE
Gossip
Fox Imperial Theatre, Re
mote Control"
: Tomorrow
Story hour. 10 o'clock, city Ii
brary.
Junior matinee. 2:l5.
st. Paurs guild bazaar. new
Scheniman building.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
RE:(;;E: \ I
bRE:: AC2H
VI |DE:NS
Chief Executive Angered
Because Senate Attacks
On Him Not Answered.
FRIENDS LUkEW ARM
Watson And Fess Desert
Hoover On World Court
And Relief Program.
By LYLE c. WILSON

United Press SIaff correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. U.P)-
Feeling between President Hoover
and the senate reached a point only
short of an open break today.
Reports at the White House were
that President Hoover is indignant
that no Republican leaders have
risen in the senate to defend him
in the face of the most bitter at
tacks that have been showered on
President in years.
Republican leaders on the other
hand, complain that Mr.. Hoover
has declined to take them into his
confidence; that without warning
he gave to the press the statement
accusing senators and congressman
Of playing politics at the expense
of human misery" They feel that
Mr. Hoover has made it difficult
for them to launch any effective
defense.
Some close friends of the Pres
ident said today he might issue an
other attack on congress this af-
ternoon. The advisability of do
ing this was under consideration at
the White House.
This situation came as a result
of the change of tactics on the
part of Mr.. Hoover. AS forecast
recently by the United Press, the
President has accepted the advice
Of friends that he strike out in a
more Rooseveltian fashion against
congress.
Leaders Indifferent
But this course, instead of rally
ing his forces in congress, has left
his leaders indifferent in face OF
aggressive Democratic fire.
The Presidents action in going
contrary to the advice of his party
leaders in submitting the world
court to the senate has contributed
to the tense situation. James E.
watson, Republican senate leader,
Continued on page -
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
COAST F|NANC|ER EIGHT MILLION SHORT
President Approaching Open Break With Party Leaders
BISHOP CANNON'S
SON UNDER CLOUD

LOS ANGELES, Dec II. up
Five warrants were held by the
Sheriffs office today for Major
Richard M. Cannon, 38, son of
Bishop James r. Cannon, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Three of the warrents were is
sued late yesterday charging nom
payment of wages to S. Crawford
and l. A. Smith and issuance of
worthless check to w. Bishop.
Two issued previously had to do
with asserted worthless checks.
Deputy Sheriffs Heller and john
son said they believed Major Can
non to be in Virginia and said
they intended to ask him to return
here voluntarily. He formerly con-
Quoted a military school at Ell
Monte, near Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
Aged Doctor Is
Reported Better

LONG BEACH, Calf. Dec. II.
lu.P)-Dr. j. Bernard Nelson, go,
who was horSewhipped recently by
his former nurse and her husband,
was reported improving today at
hospital where his condition had
been regarded as critical
The physician, according to his
attending doctors, suffered a cere-
bral hemorrhage from a blow on
The head
The nurse, Mrs. Emery w DON
ahoo and her husband are in Jail
here. They declare the whipping
resulted from Scandalous remarks
made by Dr. Nelson about Mrs,
Donahoo. The physician, however,
said the Donahoos came to his
office and demanded 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
BORAH DECLARES
SOVIET TRADING
IS NEEDED HERE
Warns Against Wreck
ers' Seeking To Prevent
Friendly Relations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-lCopy-
right, United Press, 1930) CHAIR
man Borah of the Senate foreign
relations committee warned today
in an interview with the United
Press that if the "WreckerS" OF So
Wet Russia American trade relations
have their way, this country will
suffer vast economic loss. And he
warned, too. that the United Press
was approaching the dole.
Tne Senator's shaft was aimed at
the Treasury, which has just issued
trade regulations which he believes
are designed TO ruin Soviet trade
with the United States. His remarks
partly were prompted by the inter
view recently given the United Press
i'll Moscow by Joseph V. Stain, So
called Soviet dictator.
This interview was read by Borah
with great interest He feels the
statement merits consideration re-
gardleSs OF what may be thought OF
Stains policies or methods. Borah
is one of the outstanding advocates
OF recognition of the Soviet Russian
government.
But in his discussion of Soviet
problems today Borah limited him-
self to the economic aspects OF the
situation.
Everything possible is being done
in these days" he said, Ito break
down our trade with Russia-agita-
ton and attacks and Treasury regu-
latiouS all calculated to interfere
with and embarrass trade with Rus
sia at a time when. above all things
we need foreign markets.
Trade VIII Continue
Russia has purchased OF our peo-
pie in the last few years nearly
twenty hundred million dollars
worth of goods. That gave employ
ment to a great many American
workmen. But the extent OF our
trade with Russia in the past, unless
the wreckers have their way, will
be greatly increased in the next few
years.
The Russian trade is there.
Someone is bound to enjoy it. In
spite of anything we may do, the
Russian trade will go on, the only
thing we may accomplish is to turn
il into channels other than those
ol the United States. We may sue
ceed in sending it TO other countries
But we cannot destroy the market
itself"
I'VE have close to five million men
out of work. There will be a good
many of them out of work tor some
time. We are approaching the sad
dest and most condemnatory spec
tacle of free people-that is the
dole"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
Hoover Host to
Court Members

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70. UP
Members of the judiciary were
honored last night at the second
formal White House reception of
the winter season. 1t was the first
time that Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes and Mrs. Hughes
had headed a White House recep-
tion line.
Vice-president Curtis was absent
from the cabinet procession which,
IN accordance with tradition, ae-
companiej the President down the
great staircase. Curtis was weary
after a strenuous day in the senate
and asked to be excused.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
WOMAN FORCED TO
GIVE UP JEWELRY

NEW YORK, Dec. u. (UP)-Mrs.
C. F.. Zittell, wife of the publisher
OF Zits Weekly, theatrical and
sporting paper, was forced to give
jewelry estimated to be worth $780,
900 to two gunner who gained ad-
mittance to her apartment in the
guise Of furniture handlers making
delivery, according to a report to
police headquarters today.
The bandits, one of whom car
RED two guns, ushered Mrs. Zittell
and several servants into a room of
her apartment on Riverside Drive
and directed her to open a safe,
the report said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
HOUSE APPROVES
APPROPRIATION
FOR DAM WORK

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. UP
The House today approved the sl5,-
100000 appropriation provided IL
the Interior Department approprla-
ton bill for continuing work OF
Hoover Dam at Boulder Canyon.
1t defeated an attempt OF Repre-
sentative Douglas, Democrat OF
Arizona. to eliminate the approprla-
ton and stop work on the project.
Douglas amendment was opposed
in speeches by Representative SWING
Republican of California, co-author
Of the Swing johnson bill authorlz-
ing the project, and by Representa-
tive Taylor, Democrat of Colorado
douglas argued that congress
should not make further expendi-
ture until the supreme court renders
a decision on Arizona's pending suit
challenging conStitutionality Of the
Boulder dam act.
mo member of the house is JUS
titled in prejudging this case,
Douglas declared The case is fun
damental because it strikes at the
/
in the west"
The Arizona member Contended
the contracts with Los Angeles and
the Metropolitan Water District are
invalid, although Attorney General
Mitchell has upheld them.
Representative Swing declared the
contracts will return the govern
ment's entire investment III 80 years
and give Arizona 100000 or S600001
which she would otherwise lose in
taxes under private operation.
Arizona chose TO appeal to the
United States supreme court. That
court has the power to stop this ap-
preparation. That forum has not
stopped it as it could by entering
temporary injunction" Swing
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
Former Steel
Magnate Dies

ALTADENA, Calf. Dec r. UP
Funeral services will be held here
Saturday for Colonel Walter Scran-
ton, 80, steel magnate, whose father
was founder of Scranton, Pa. Burial
will be made in Scranton.
Colonel Scranton, at one time
president and subsequently chair
man of the board of the LackaWan-
na Steel company, died after short
illness which developed from cold
into pneumonia. He had lived here
eight years with John Hand Scran-
ton, son. He also leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Samuel Swift of
Long Island, and Mrs. Lewis Henry
of Orange, N. J.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
COrOner's Jury
Frees Ranches

FRESNO. Calf. Dec. l2 UP
Arthur NJ. Steindor:, Frebaugh
lancher. was free today after killing
Marcello Segundo, 40, whom he
caught stealing gasoline from his
ranch Wednesday midnight.
y coroncrs jury here late yester-
day held Steindorf shot in self
defense afte. Segundo threatened
the rancher with a shotgun.
Two of Segundos sons and an
other man arc in county jail today
as accomplces III the gasoline theft
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
PLAN COOPERATIVE DYING

KEYSTONE, Ia, U.P)-"You can't
live forever" is the slogan of a new
organization here. 1t is burial
society, the dues of which are 25
cents a year and the initiation fee
$40. The club pans to owns its
own hearse, buy coffins in carload
lots, and employ an undertaken on
volume business basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IL. U.P1-h
confession that he had misappro-
uriated several million dollars oi
the funds OF the Guaranty Building
and Loan Association was made tc
the board of directors OF the organ
ration early today by Gilbert II
BeCsemycr, secretary and genera
manager.
The state instantly took charge OF
the institution and BeeSemyer was
arrested on a charge OF grand THEFT
The board Of directors said the de-
falcations might reach S8,000000.
Announcement of his confession
was made by Judge Harlan Palmer
publisher of the Hollywood Citizen
who was called in as an advisor by
the directors of the association.
judge Palmcr announced for the
directors that Beesemyer voluntarily
had turned over to them all his per-
sonai property Ia make good, as
lar as possible his mlsappropria-
tions."
The directors added that deposi-
tors would lose little, If anything,
If negotiations now under way are
succcssful The Guaranty has APP
proXimatcly 10000 investors.
Beesemyer also admitted that nc
ialsified the accounts of other IN
stitutionS with which he was con-
ncctcd.
Il further state" he said in his
confession, that falsifled the rec
urds of the North American Bond
and Mortgage Company and the
Guaranty Holding Corporation.
lie did not estimate the amounts
taken from these organizations and
hc did not include the Bank oil Hoi-
(Contipucd on page b
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
SENATE ADJOUENS

WASHINGTON. Dec. II. U,R)-
The senate met briefly today and
adjourned out of respect to Senator
Overman of North Carolina who
died here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
KILLS BEARCUB--NOT DEER

TWO HARBORS, MINI. U.P>-Roy
WaXlaX went out into the woods
rear here to get a deer and came
home with year-old bear cub. He
stumbled over pile of brush and
the cub ran out from under him. lie
killed the bear with his first shot.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12
INDICTED
ON [
C;0UN IS
Gilbert II. Beesemyer Ad-
mits DcfalcatiOns Over
Long Period.
COMPANY HARD HIT
State Takes Over Business
To Protect Interests OF
10000 Investors.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. II. fU.Pl
The county grand jury today
voted an indictment against
Gilbert IL. Beesemyer, secretary
and general manager Of the
Guaranty Building and Loan
Association, charging him with
10 counts of grand theft.
The indictment accused him
of defalcations of only $4,000,
although he previously confessed
that the amount would approx
innate SS,000.0O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12

CONTINUED or cage six)
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-12

Continued on page -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06

Throughout the zudlence. Gd the
storm o. profess began II ezrreS--
Mice Are Ioosed
Out JeES- q dirty film made
= Aler@a and other 6e-urctz-
ions Esrs mingled with -doxn El-h
the government e tLe fzSclS-S Ie-
loose hundreds o. white nice which
Trey had brought II boxes TIE
S-EZch boEcS Ee-e thrown into IRE
z111ercE and thorough confusion
er<ueG
Wc-rr screamed and thsi- e.
ccy-S- we're nye1Elsd Inro f-z fzzhrs.
which the poLSe h0pe1eSzv CUT
numbered - Ehe demonstrations
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theatre zz-n1--iaS E-aT-r- tezrsrz
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Jeer u S. War Movie

BERLIN Dec s p White
ulce- s-e1ch bom5S. cztcz-k and
shouts o. csnuncla-ion we're used
q German tzSc1S-s 70 provide Z gu-
EulSuCuS reception for tie Amer
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Western F-c-f
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that the r1Sz-er Egn-z last night
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
355 MILLION
DEFICIT MAY
BE EXPECTED
Appropriations For
Relief Added
To Total

wzEEC-ON- Dr. k@A
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us -EEE 1zS hs1 z--TE5 a.
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dents bz@zEt Essz-
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ES05lnB 50- tz-zErs aEz1 loans
EA11G TIE ST0EH18 1aE--e zc-
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further zppror-zzl1-S rc- znr-uc-
&C n TIE Presidents reoGzzs11z-
tio-g . congress would q cCursz
push the figure SIN higher
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bu6gef recommendations. and sup
pleznE-l2rg 1elleE expenditures ac-
yOczted. reach the limit 70 wnlca
the government nay 60 without
increasing LaxeS There Is a distinct
ossapprcgzl q. Suggestions that
monev BE- borrowed for relief fin
anC11E
Addiri0nzl information OF the
building program advanced BIZ the
president is that many q the r-1-
lectS included already hare beer
advanced through zbe preliminary
stages 50 actual employment CT "a
Dor can begin as soon as the money
becomes available o. contracts are
le--
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presidents ~con-enEion that selection
CT neE pro5ec.S by congress would
involre too much tine for effective
use O. the appropriation this winter
has been advanced IN studies BY the
b1CgsE bureau which show eight TO
rine months mus ef7pSe n prep
a-ztion between the time a proiec-
- aurh1<ied and actual WORK con-
uaenceS-
That period Z represented As ex-
ceeEinE TIE administrators views
Of the length CT the business receS-
sion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Baker VIII Is To
Be Probated Soon
tSDnriaI 10 me Heraldl

#2R~M4&4 ~ AK 44@A& MA#
EDINBIRG. Dee s-TAe zL C
the lz-e A. y Baker. --g-z-rE
sheriff Of EczlF1 cC-nly WHO Cie1
early last month lE be.1Ee tAe
Ee1ersI electl1n- al - p-ubz-e1 l-
c01rr here DecCr5er IT'D. according
TO a-relcEn-s II TIC county c-ArE s
office.
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fled FrllzT c. the CRY CtE-rll
Belk and TrEsf Co O. San Az-crio.
EI-h which concern re VII Ezs
deposited Co. Baker
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worth EE000 Ehlcn .zc-1aes
h061Es II practically every Cy n.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Louis Barthou VIII
Form New Ministry

PARIS Dec 6-P-L0uis Bar
thou to-day accepted an invitation
from President DouEerE-e 70 form
= ministry II succession 70 the
defeated government AZ Andre
TarCleu Pnlnca-e declined the posi-.
BaE-hO1 : a former premier ara
author o. the military service bll
prior 10 1914. which gave France
trained reserves II the. Eu-i6 var.
He Is Z Seit--zCe man. The sol o.
a hardware sore proprietor II The
loser P~yre-ees department He
educated himself. became 4 men,
bs- CT the F--rrh Aczla-v and u
Eo-ed as . historian g literary
critic. and che o. rhe most bril-
liant Zre- dinner speakers n
F-zrce-
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Fr1zce Sill remembers his reference
70 that bereavement u the m1v1nz
speech NTH which nc dedicated
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while ~ Vas Minister q Wa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
spectators At Dance
Battle Vice Squads

HOLLYWOOD. Ca Dee 6-F
-F1ve hundred men fought 80
policemen here early today when
offers zi5e5 an zLFze6 -z0-zl
dane and the spectators r--aG
Ep0- the a51eE
Nc7e than 40 men and four
~u1ea Es-e z--eS-ed ard bundled
eff "a iE--S n Hollywood and Los
A1Ee-F
K5e1 Il Officers Or The vice
SQUAD attempted &c place perform
els z-1 members O. -he zuzlazce
under zrsS1 a pitched battle r.
suited
TIE -r-=1 arrested charged
with performing r1e danes as
serted Their clothing had been torn
from them 6T intoxicated Spsc-z--
o-S
PoIoe sad liquor Vas e eTs6s-ce
srd gambling games we're II pro-
EreSs whsn ire rad VAS made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06

Z safe CT ---lnre-E-t Nv Ire
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Woman Filler Leaves
To Recover AirpIane

MIMI Ia Dec s-p-r-
j. II KeitH-NI-er IErt he-e - =
chartered sez7lz1e this no-rznz
to- Andres Island 70 recover tna
aI-sn-p = which RE made Z forced
z-11-Z On TIE Island las F-51sv
Sne Eas accompanied U Cz1-a-
" y Lancaster Th@ cnz--pI
pane vas plotted q Dc-zc Van
De Water.
my expected 70 IT M- Keith
AI-e-S plane to Zzz-s rs-e -n~zv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
New Church

lean Christian church OF San Ben
ito has let 4 contract 70 z Z Pot
ter and n j. Fry for construction
o. q frame house Of worship 70 Dc
located near tire apex OF q triangle
formed 5y ZaraEOZa and Comics
street II Lcziqu1t0-
The building Is 70 Be 3Ox78 feet
and viii cost $3.50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Mexico To Complain
About Two Sayings

Il PASO Tex Der 6--TEe
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le-e Yesterday 20 edge q formal
complaint 18th the United States
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ar T1eScsv night Or federal
border guards
TIE MeZ-an Consulate received
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Brother of Amarillo
Suicide Being Sought

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Consul Leonard Is
To Be Transferred

n X Leonard Vce-c0nSul fer the
United States III Ma-znoros for
five years has been transferred 70
ScaDuico- Mexico and z successor 70
TIE local past has nor been named
a. far a. could be aScer1aIne6 here
Mr. Leonard viii leave January
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his firSr Mexican post. He served
previously II Colombia and Near
aqua and has been IN the diplon-
zsic service EOSt q his life
The reT post i Oh the Pacific
cozst and Is within 300 miles O.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Matamoros Chief OF
Police Reported iii

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