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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
MichiganS Hiccoughing Champion
Bids Fair to Skater O7cm Mark

ments. He slipped hot milk slowly and that seemed
to bring him some relief but physicians were forced
to administer anesthetics before he could sleep.
He was brought to a hospital here Monday from
his home in Portland, Mich, when physicians
there despaired of relieving him.
Twelve years ago. Phillips hiccoughed for
twenty three days, and five years ago suffered
similar attack which lasted exactly three weeks
Doctors today to examine X-ray pictures of
his stomach
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
CARS CRASH: MAN HURT
Driver Arrested for Failure to OBJ
serve Stop Street.

Herbert Ash, Il. of 5125 Guilford
avenue, was arrested on charges of
failing to stop at preferential
street today after Charles w. Miller,
So. of 642 South PerShing avenue.
suffered fractured shoulder in an
automobile collision.
Ash's car and a machine driven
by Herschel Seaman. %, of $50
South Pershing avenue collided at
Forty-sixth street and Winthrop
avenue. Miller was riding II Sea-
mans car.
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7-ST0RY LEAP FATAL
Woman Despondent Over Health,
Makes Death Plunge.
BIZ United Press

D0 CUIttu fTeS6
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ode
spondent because of failing health.
Mrs. Gladys Stern, IS, formerly of
Philadelphia, committed suicide here
today by jumping from her hospital
room on to a coal pile seven floors
below. Her booy was crushed badly.
1t was the second time within six
months that Mrs. Stern had plunged
from an upper floor window in an
effort to end her life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
Hoover in Regrets

BIZ Unfteu Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Presi-
dent Hoover today sent telegram
to President Rubio of Mexico ex-
pressing regret because Of injuries
suffered by him and Sonora Rubio
at the hands of an assassin Wednes-
day and congratulating them on
their escape from more serious
harm.
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Inventor Meets Hoover

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Admiral
Gordon Campbell of the British
navy, inventor Of the famous
British mysttry ships used in the
North Sea during the World war,
was presented to President Hoover
today by Sir Esme Howard, British
ambassador.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
LIFE TERM FOR SLAYER
indianapolis Negro Convicted I'm
Trial at NObIesvilae.

indianapolis Negro Convicted in
Trial at Noblesvil1e.
BIZ United Press
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Feb. g.
Thomas Smith, Negro, was found
guilty on a charge of second degree
murder in the killing of Luther
Hunt, Negro, in Hamilton county
circuit court here. Judge Fred E.
Hines sentenced Smith to life i'm
prisonment.
The jury was out only an hour
and twenty minutes and its verdict
ended one of the shortest murder
trials ever held in Noblesville. The
court was in session ten hours dur
ing the trial.
The murder, committed in In
dianapolis July, 1928, grew out of a
quarrel over a craps game, evidence
showed
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BIZ United Pres

BIZ United Press
LANSING, Mich, Feb e.-The involuntary hic-
coughing champion of the world, William Phillips,
72-year-old farmer, in hospital here, To-Day
threatened to break his own record.
He rounded out his eighth day and night OF al
most continuous hiccoughing. while physicians
sought desperately to effect cure for the malay
which rapidly Is reducing his vitality,
Phillips was cheerful enough, despite the MIC
coughs which wracked his body every few mo-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
BURNS CAUSE DEATH
Wife of Gary City Council Head
Victim Of Fire.

BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, Feb. 5.-BurnS, re-
ceived by Mrs. Louise Gray, SIS, when
naphtha cleaning fluid she was using
exploded, resulted in her death in a
hospital here.
Mrs. Gray leaves her husband,
Otto Gray, president OF the Gary
city council and assistant manager
of the American Sheet and Tin
Plate Company mills here.
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Tain t So!
BIZ United Press
WFGTRPO(

BIZ United Press
WESTBROOK, Conn, Feb. 6.
Theodore Peterson, son Of a
Lorraine (O) city councilman,
has appeared to deny his
death.
Peterson, working as coun-
terman in a Hartford restau-
rant, read reports that the
body of a youth, found hang
ing from a tree here Sunday,
had been identified by Bran-
ford police as his. He COM
niunicated with police.
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Senate Takes Action

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. GA reso-
luton, expressing regret at former
Chief Justice Taft'S illness, and
wishing him speedy recovery, was in
PRODUCED in the senate today by Sen
ator Harris Dem, Ga), and adopt
ed unanimously. Such action is ex-
tremely unusual.
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Muncie to Get $4,000

MUNCIE, Ind. Feb. 6.-The city
of Muncie has solved its financial
situation by authorization of
$4,000 bond issue by the city coun-
Gil to meet current expenses until
the spring tax settlement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
MEXICO PRESIDENT
WOUNDED IN FACE
BY YOUNG RADICAL

~
MEXICO CITY 6Approxmatey 300 police agents seeking
ont political suspects establish motive for the
shooting of Pascual Ortiz Rubo
resting well OF
undertook surveillance OF pooa NAL
Dn Flores who fired six shots at the
rJapfW eduncd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
EX-CHIEF JUSTICE
TAFT IS IMPROVED
AFTER GOOD NIGHT


slight improvement in the condition OF
William Taft attendants Of the former
chief justice critically i'll in his home here,
refu night to be i'll better condition
than wenyfour obtained almost eight hours
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INF0RMER IS KILLED
Police Seek WOman's Slayer in
Akron Underworld.
BIZ United Press

AkTOH DuuCTWOIEus
BIZ United Press
AKRON, O., Feb. 6.-Nfrs. Ruth
Murray, federal narcotic informer,
who died early today in city hos
pital here, was murdered, Coroner
M. B. Crafts declared.
The coroner said the womar's
death had been caused by a frac-
tlrred skull. Meantime, federal au-
thorities, Akron police and county
detectives we're moving around
Akron's underworld, and suspect
was being questioned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-06
VOTE PILGRIMAGE FUND
Sum to Take Mothers to European
BattIefieIds Is Approved.

BatLIeneiuS Is AppIUVeus
BH United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Funds
for the battlefield pilgrimage of Gold
Star mothers we're authorized to-
day by congress.
The senate adopted the house
joint resolution appropriating S.
1885, 1857 for the trip to France. The
resolution now goes to the President
for signature,
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day. big motor you're going to take up in the
reoed the motor In the above photo as Miss
Butler university coed enrolled IN
universitys aviation examined it today
Hitch sister of Ralph Hitch director OF athletic publicity at
pupil despite the fact that she
never has had in the
first instruction by Captain Ralph W.
Barnes of the Curss Flying Service stole march the
male slipping out to Mars Hill airport to probe
Ciss Challenger airplane the Curss flying school,
maorng Journalism but I've always wanted to study AVA
instruction
Miss Hitch explained explored she hopes will take
her up for a joust with the clouds.
The border vidette., 1930-03-29
VICTORIAN WINS BIG HANDICAP
RACE AT Aqua CALlENTE

Aqua Caliente, Baja Califor
MIA, Mexico, March 23,-Ou,
from the dust of Brown Wisdom 3
flying feet. came Victorian OF
the Warm stable. lexington,
Kentucky, to win the first an
nual running of the Aqua Cali
ente handicap in record time.
The speedy eastern five year
old staged rousing squirt on
the home stretch to finish three
lengths ahead of Alexander Pan
pages, Allo Carrodlo stable. Los
Angeles, and five lengths ahead
of Donnay, Rancocas stable en-
try, New York. third, in two
minutes. St seconds for the mile
and one quarter.
Brown Wisdom, sporting the
silks of the Reichter brothers,
Chicago, faltered after running
around the final turn. and Dire "
a bad sixth, nine lengths behind
the winner. Victorian had gone
to the post 2 to l favorite with
Brown Wisdom and although be
brought the Warm stable $98.
400. he paid only $500 on SIS OC
pari mutual tickets.
Victorian responded to the
clever riding of George Ellis, to
come up fourth on the opening
stretch, after leaving the gate in
seventh place against the field
of ii starters. On the bach
stretch this son of Whickbroom
II, movad into second, a length
and half behind the leader, and
challenged his outstanding con
tender on the final turn. forging
to the trout by a nose.
Here Brown Wisdom, despite
the lash of Jockey Charles Al
lens quirt. faltered badly, with
Alexander Pantages, Donnay
My Dandy, stable mate o.
Brown Wisdom, and Longus
from the r. @. stable. Ventura
California, cantering by to leave
the eo-favorite in the dust.
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Alexander Pantages was q long


shot, going to tie post at odds
of Is to /, aud paid $3.50 on the
pari- mutual machines to place.
Favored by the expert riding of
frankie Coltilleti, despite two
pound overweight, the Allo Car
rodlo fve-year-o!d started out in
second to last position. fought
his way to fourth place at the
half way mark and made a
spirited dash for the finish wire
with Donnay at his heels. The
New York COLT. a 10 to shot.
paid $6 60 to show.
My Dandy went out first at the
gat, and fought eff the field until
the last turn, when his strength
gave out. The stable mate of
Brown Wisdom managed to mus
ter enough courage, however, to
pull in fourth.
Packing top weight of 126
pounds, Victorian easily proved
the class Of the race, seemingly
running under wraps until called
upon to give the final squirt suffi
cient to carry him well in front
and going away at the end.
The triumph placed the Warm
entry in third place among the
all time big money winners, with
a total of $251,87 earned. This
placed him only a short way be
hind Z,v and Display. Zev
holds the top position with $113,.
$50 90.
The scratching of Jim Dandy,
Wiltshire stable colt, before de
claration time this morning cut
the gross value of the race to
1924, 200. OF this, $98, 400 went
to the owner of the winner, $4,000
to the winning jockey and S.. 600
to the trainer of Victorian.
Alexander Pantages won SO,
900 by finishing second; Donnay
earned $4,000 for third and My
Dandy 81, 500 for fourth.
While Victorian set a new
track record. be was three fifths
of a recond behind the mark set
by Carlaris and tied by Golden
Prince last year in the Coffroth
handicap, of which the Aqua
Caliente is an outgrowth. The
Coffroth was reverted to history
last spring with the closing OF
the old Tijuana track.
Golden Prince did not defend
his honors today. He was
scratched several weeks ago
after winter season of indiffer.
ent results.
The big race, feature of the
winter season which will close
The border vidette., 1930-03-29

University of Arizona (Tucson)
March 25.-Revival of a war.
time indus try in Arizona may be
result of favorable action of
the Congressional Tariff Com.
mission upon proposals of 10.
creased duties on foreign man.
ganese ores. According to a
bulletin just received from the
printers, by the Arizona State
Bureau of Mines, at the univer.
sity, increasing needs of man.
ganese forecast renewed energy
in its production.
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r ext Sunday, did not gross tne
Sl40, ,OOO expected, due to the
fact that the field was cut from
the 80 nominations to IA starters.
OF the also rams, the showings
of Naishapar, winner of the
Tiajuana derby last year, and
Dowsgiac, we're most disa ppoint.
ing Naishapur was quoted at
4 to 1 odds and pulled up in
eleventh place, while the black
gelding from the Wild Rose
farm, New Orleans a 6 to / shot,
finished last.
The border vidette., 1930-03-29

The Home Economics Depart
ment of the University of Arizona
is contributing to the practical
side of education by maintaining
home management house with
five rooms. in which the girls
have practical experience in all
phases of home management.
Practice in preparation and
service of meals, the cleaning
and care of rooms, the market
ing budgeting is given in the
home management course under
the supervision of an instructor.
The girls live in the house in
groups of four for a period of
six weeks. During that time
they are entirely responsible for
the family life of the four stu
dents and the supervisor.
The responsibility is shared
equally by the girls. One is
called the manager, whose duties
are to plan and prepare three
meals a day and do the market
ing and budgeting. Two income
levels, a moderate and a mini.
mum one, are kept in mind when
considering the budget. To
assist the manager with these
duties, is the assistant manager,
who also takes care of the din
ing room and acts as waitress.
The other two girls, termed the
housekeeper and the assistant
housekeeper, look after the
cleaning Of the house and the
laundry work. At present they
are trying out the various types
of washing machines on the
market, and classifying them
as to types.
The keeping of this house re-
quires much planning as to time
on the part Of the girls, for they
are carrying regular college
schedule in addition to this
work.
Even the social life of the
The border vidette., 1930-03-29
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NEWS

University of Arizona (Tucson)
Discovery of prehistoric ruins
four and a half miles south of
Tumacacori mission on the prin
cipal highway between Tucson
and Nogales that may lead to
interesting new developments in
south western archaeology has
been announced by Dr.. Byron
Cummings.
Doctor Cummings stated that
although the investigation OF
the ruins has not been thorough
and extensive there is promise
of uncovering q structure that
may bear some resemblance to
the ruins at Casa Grande.
The parts OF the wall that have
been uncovered by a party work
ing under Doctor Cummings di
rection are a later type than the
Casa Grande ruins but have
great similarity ia structure.
The discovery includes three
| pueb!os on the crest of ridge
and evidences of a buried one on
the slope. Further investiga.
tions will be concluded this
week.
A statewide prose competition
for students of Arizona high
schools was announced today by
the editorial board of the Man.
uscript", university literary
magazine.
All high school students will
be eligible to compete and the
manuscripts will be judged by
faculty committee at the univer
sity. It is the plan of the board
to offer perpetual loving cup
as an award for excellence in
writing.
The winner of the trophy each
year would have his name en-
graved on the cup and the name
of the high school he attended.
The cup Will remain with the
winning high school for one
year.
The committee of the Manu-
script" that is sponsoring the
award is headed by Thodore L
Deglin, student at the univer.
sity. He will be in direct con
tact with the high schools of the
state.
The English Department at
the university is cooperating
closely with the manuscript"
and will aid in the contest.
All manuscripts submitted
must conform to usual standards
in regard to technical form. The
prose compositions must be in
the excess of $500 words. The
date that manuscripts must be
in the hands Of the committee
has been set as May 10, 1880.
The winner will be announced
before the close of the school
year.
The border vidette., 1930-03-29
PIONEERS REUNION APRIL i4-l5

Pioneers of Arizona will cele.
brate their annual reunion in
Phoenix Tuesday and Wednes.
day, April "A and Is, when they
gather under the sponsorship of
the Arizona Republican for a
two-day frolic reminiscent of
early days in the Southwest.
1t is the tenth such reunion
conducted by the Arizona Re.
publican for the benefit of the
ageipg men and women who, by
their hardships and privations,
contributed so much to the de.
velopment of the now prosper.
ing baby commonwealth"-Ari.
zona.
Plans for the reunion larger
and more enjoyable than any of
the nine to precede it have been
Underway for the past several
weeks in Phoenix and are rapid.
ly nearing completion, said the
invitation that has gone out over
the state to all pioneer men and
women residents.
This years program, like it's
predecessors, will feature the
annual gathering of old timers,
the parade, the story telling
periods, the old fashioned dances
the monster outdoor barbecue,
theater parties and the annual
meeting of members with result.
ing election of officers for the
ensuing year.
Riverside park. locale of the
outdoor meeting since their
inception, again will be turned
over to the pioneers for their
use through the courtesy of the
Richards and Mace branch of
Publix theaters.
The reunion this year takes
on the added significance of be.
ing the tenth birthday of the
founding of this plan to bring
the old time men and women of
Arizona together at least once
each year." Charles A, Shauffer,
publisher of The Arizona
Republican, said in bis invita-.
ton.
Ranks of the pioneers have
been considerably thinned within
the past IL months and as time
wears on it seems inevitable
that the number eligible to at.
tend the reunions and participate
in their gayetiss WILDE still
further depleted.
1t is probable because of the
realization of these ageing men
and women that their numbers
will decrease more rapidly a,
time passes, that attendance as
the annual reunions in Phoenix
has shown a steady year to year
growth from the first to nintht
inclusive.
More than 1000 pioneers
actually registered for the
reunion last year. as compared
with about 1000 in 1921. This
growth in attendance. I'VE believe,
again will be reflected this year
and we are perfecting plans for
the entertainment of $500 visitors
during the two day celebration.
Continual residence in Arizona
since prior 10 1890 is the only
requisite to attendance at these
reunions. this date having been
agreed upon by the organization
that has grown out of the
reunions, the Invitations point.
ed out. Membership in this or
any other historical organiza.
ton, however, is not necessary
or essential to participation in
The Arizona Republicans
reunion.
The border vidette., 1930-03-29
family group is carried on. Each
girl entartains her friends irdi

girl entertains her friends indi
vidually; and one larger social
occasion. such as a tea or lunch
con is given by the group.
At the end of the six weeks
period, the girls make a report
of the problems involved ia man
aging a home; how they met
these, and ways by which they
might improve in their mana
gerial ability il they had more
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
G ADVERTISEMENT

have written or printed on their
ballots the words:
For Confirmation Of District"
And those opposed TO the con-
firmation OF the organization OF
the District shall have written or
printed on their ballots the words:
Against District"
4. When any person appears al
the polls to vote who is not known
to the election officers 10 be a
qualified voter and a property
taxpayer. or when his vote IS
challenged, he shall be required
to subscribe and swear to an oath
as follows:
II do Solemnly swear Cor affirm)
that ! am a qualified voter and a
property taxpayer in the District.
! did not acquire property prior
to this election for the purpose of
voting but am q bona fide property
taxpayer in the District"
When any person Is required 10
subscribe and swear to such oath
the word Sworn" shall be written
upon the poll list opposite the
meme OF such voter.
3. There are no municipal COR
poTations within the territory
c~rhraced within said Cameron
County W. - Control and Improve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
6 ADVERTISEMENT

the purpose Of said election one
voting precinct. which voting
precinct shall include within its
boundaries all OF the territory
included within the boundaries OF
said District as described in the
order Of the Commissioners Court
establishing said District. which
order is Of record in the Minutes
OF the Commissioners Court OF
Cameron County, Texas. and Is
subject to the inspection Of all
persons desiring to examine the
same.
l. That the polling place for
said election is hereby designated
as the office OF said District al
Monte GrRnde Townsite In Can
e-on County Water Control and
Improvement District No. Is.
). That the following are here
b. appointed as the officers TO ! Id
said election. TO wit: II j. Meyer.
Presiding Judge: F. r. Lucas. AS
Sistant Judge; Louise Wick, Clerk
and B. L. Griffin. Clerk.
6. That al voters desiring e
support the proposition to confirm
the organization of said Cameron
County Water C7nt-al and I'm
provemcnt Dis.r - shall
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ment District No. 10. The territory
embraced in said Cameron Coun-
~ Water Control and Improve
ment District No. 10 IS fully des-
cribed in the original petition for
the organization OF said District
on file in the office Of the Coun-
ty Clerk OF Cameron County. Tex
as, and said original petition is
subject TO the inspection OF all
persons desiring to examine the
same.
9. Notice OF the election herein
provided for signed by the Presid-
ent and Secretary Of the Board
or Directors Of said District. which
notice shall state the purpose OF
the election. the proposition TO be
voted on. the polling places. and
the names Of the officers OF cleo
ton. shall be given by causing
such notice 70 be published once
a week for three consecutive weeks
IN a newspaper OF general c%ircula-
ton published in Cameron County
Texas. the first of which publica-
ton shall be at least twenty-one
t2l) days prior 10 the election. and
not more than thirty-five (35)
DAYS prior thereto.
This the 3lst day az July. 1890.
J. Lloyd Parker: President. Board
cf Directors Of Cameron County
Water Control and improvement
District No. 10.
Attest:
r. r. Lucas: Secretary. Board
Of Directors of Cameron County
Water Control and improvement
District No. Is.
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