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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
UTLEY MEETING
DECIDED SUCCESS

Sixty persons attended dinner
meeting held ut the Barbara Worth
hotel last night under the auspices
of the Utlev for District Attorney
Club, of FL Centre, and those in at
tendance voted it a most enthusias
tic demonstration and Il most sue.
cessful meeting.
Ernest Utley. candidate for the
post of district attorney was the
first speaker OF the meeting. He
briefly reviewed his work in numer-
Gus important erimE:al cases
brought to the district attorneys
office during his ineumbency and
told of his success in their prosccu.
ton. Particular mention was made
of the Fornesero, the Campbell
Davis, the Calhoun and Parker
Singh, murder eases. the prosecu-
ton of J. Roy Adams, a former
county supervisor, for forgery, and
numerous other cases.
The speaker answered certain at
tacks made against him in connec ,
ton with his conduct in relation to
the Gillett ease and at the same time
he gave it to be understood that he
has numerous friends now in the
race for sheriff, and stated that he
both could and would cooperate with
| the man elected sheriff of Imperial
county. He said that when Adams
! had been indicted for defrauding
the county of some $4,000, that a
| civil suit was instituted Immediately
to recover this money and protect
the interests of the county.
Utley further stated that El Cen
tro is the county seat; that it has
one active justice township to the
south, one to the west, one to the
east, and has five to the north. 1t
often is necessary, he said, for pco-
pie in the extreme northeast, and
northwest corners of the county to
spend much time and money in
coming to FL Centro to consult with
the district attorneys office. He
promised, N the interests of econ.
omv and service to the people, thae,
if elected and he could receive the
cooperation of the supervisors, he
! would place one deputy from his
office in Brawley to look after the
various justice townships in the
north end of the valley and give the
people there the service to which he
felt they were entitled. He remark
| ed that during the latter part of his
I former term as District Attorney,
| he had established such an office in
Brawley and found that it was a
successful experiment.
Other speakers included: P. II.
Myers, Calipatria; Harry Horton,
FL Centre; Charles Hayes, W. H..
Best, and Fred Thompson, of Braw-
ley; D. c. Gale, l.. f. Thomas and
T. b. Mccall, Imperial; George
Kirk, CaleXico; Carl Brown and JOS
cph Mcclellan, Holtville, and !. r.
| Simpson, FL Ccntro.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
Sanhuber Given
His Freedom
Continued from Page l

quent arrest of Sanhuber and Mrs.
Oestcrreich states attorneys held
hopes Of clearing up the case.
Ocstcrreich was shot to death the
night of August %, 1929. His wife
was found by police locked iu a
closet and she told story Of bur
glars entering their home ana fir
ing when surprised by the owners.
Her story was unshaken until SAN
huber said he locked her in the
closet himself and then disappeared
into his attic home.
Mrs. Oestcrreich, indicted with
Sanhuber on a murder charge is
scheduled to go to trial August 4.
In view of the action taken in the
Sanhuber case it was held likely
that the state would ask for dis.
missal Of charges against her.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

taking a reduction as well as CAPT
tai.
The Rev. viii Malan, who recently
accepted the Methodist pastoratc in
FL Centro was a guest of the club.
II was announced that the XII
wants club will entertain the Ro-
tarians at the Safety Corner Service
station at Fourth and Olive, next
Thursday evening at dinner, com
mencing at 6:30 o'clock. This din
ner will take the place. of the XII
wants. regular Friday meeting. Out
side talent has been secured for this
meeting and an excellent program is
promised. Dale Ramsey is in charge
of the entertainment and will pre-
side at the meeting,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

to 4 room in the old bank building.
The library is now open, with Mrs.
Norman Pearse as custodian, and
the hours are Tuesday and Satur-
day afternoon from > TO ) O'Clock.
An entirely new collection of books
has been installed. consisting of fic-
tion, non-fiction and juvenile titles.
Thinking of pulding7 Let me
explain how you can own or mod.
ernize your own home. Call 493
after 6. p. m. lott
McCalls Have Baby-The many
friends of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Me
Call will be interested to learn of
the birth of a SON, Robert Clement
Mccall, Jr., ON Thursday afternoon.
The Young man, who is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Mccall,
well known valley pioneers, weighed
9 poundst 10 ounces at birth. Moth
er and son are reported getting
along nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
ROtarians TO Be
Kiwanis Guests

A most interesting talk on busi-
ness conditions in the midwcstern
section Of the country was given to
members of the Kiwanis club yes
tcrday noon at the BarDara Worth
hotel by II. p. Meyer, president of
the Imperial Valley Hardware com,
pany. Meyer suggested that mer-
chants should tighten up on their
buying and not get too much ahead,
and he further stated that il seemed
as if it would be case Of labor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
PERSONALS

Postmaster c. c. Jenkins will
leave shortly for Oakland. where he
will attend tfe California Post
masters convention to be held in
that city next week.
Paul Thornton. instructor in agri-
culture at Central Union High
school. left for the north today to
attend the agricultural conferences
10 be held in Fan Jose. This will
consist of meeting of all the
teachers of agriculture in the high
schools of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
Burglary Attempt-Accor
Electric lawn mower marpeniug.
Phone 252. DR.. Fix.It Shop. Stf

Mierklen Recovering-The many
friends of Hans Nierklen, Bank of
Italy employee. will be glad to learn
he is recovering from injuries re-
ceived when hit by bat Wednes-
day night at the baseball game at
Wilson field. He. is still confined
20 his bed and will be for several
davs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Something new in nonstop flights
is to be attempted late in July when
Robert B. Wark and Eddie Red
Brown take off from Tacoma,
Wash, for Toxic, Japan, with three
scheduled mid-air refuelings en-
route, and this map tells the story.
they plan to start with only $50
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Mendocino County pear growers
have hired one of their own mem
bers for blight inspection. All
neglected trees are cut down and
isloated home orchard trees are
treated
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
61arketg

LOS ANGELES, July -. (U.H-
Following are tOday's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, under 5A lbs,
lee.
Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up, Ice.
Fryers, colored PA to lbs. each
2Se.
Boosters, soft bone, lbs. up CSC.
Ducklings, Pekin, 3l2 lbs. up 1Sc.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 12 lbs, and
up Sac.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys, s lbs. and up 3lc.
Small Tom turkeys, under 13 lbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Seeley Library Moved-Announce
mcnt has been made that the Seeley
branch of the comfy free library
has been moved from the parsonage
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
BUTTER
Wholesale price 34c.
Price to retailers 4Uc.
EGGS

Extra, 2Sc. Fresh firsts, 2ll.c.
Medium, 22c. Small, l5c.
pullet 23c; select 2Jc.
The local price on eggs. furnish
ed through the courtesy or Zurcher
Bros, is as follows: Medium or
pullet, 26c. Select, SOC
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
5c-White Cap-5c

Coolest Drink on Earth
Imperial Ave-, and S. D. Highway.
lite
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Los ANGELES, July Il. (U.H-
If John Macdonald will permit the
state supreme court and Governor
c. c. Young to discuss with him the
testimony he gave originally and his
subsequent reputation of that tes-
timony, Governor Young is "quite
sure that the cases of Warren X.
Billings and Thomas j. Mooney
stand good chance of being ma
terially cleared one way cor an
other'
The governor expressed this opin-
ion today when he was informed
that Macdonald, chief states wit
ness at the trials of the pair, haG
been arrested inBaltimore and had
issued a signed statement again con
tending that his testimony at the
trials was "untruc and false
81 can only repeat the views ex-
pressed when / denied the 9ardcn
application of Mooney the COVER
nor said, referring TO recommc'i'
dation he made to the supreme court
that Mae Donald be questioned, #
possible, as to an affidavit he mn le
in New York four years after the
trial in which he first repudiatci
the trial testimony.
"The supreme court took the only
course open to it when it denied the
pardon application of Billings, es-
pccially in view of 4 letter he sen:
the court protesting its proposal 10
question Macdonald as to the YER
ity of his affidavit. / do not know
if Billings has changed his mind in
this respect and now would like to
see Macdonald returned and ques-
toned. Obviously MacDonald's af-
fidavit made when il was not pos
sible for anyone in authority to
question him was open to suspicion.
81 naturally want to do what was
right and just. | found myself un-
able to grant Moneys pardon with
matters as they now stand. If Mac.
Donald is willing to let the court
and myself discuss with him his tes-
timony, / am quite sure the cases
stand a chance of being materially
cleared one way or the other
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

No Police Court Today-Owing to
was called to Yuma on business.
there was no session of police court
this morning. Two persons charged
with drunkenness were on the docket
and they will be tried Monday morn
ing.
Pure lemonade ice cold at Paul's
Sc glass. rickwick Stages.
Or. A. B. hanson, Dentist, DAVIS
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
TylerS Going East-Mr. and Mrs.
w. ii. Tyler, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Tyler, are leaving
lGl Centre for an extended automo-
bile tour, during which they will
visit their old home in Fulton, Mis-
souri,, travelling by way of Yellow
stone Park. They expect to be away
from FL Centre about month.
Moving or xeefage?-You can
rely on our dependable service. We
would be happy to serve you if you
are moving this spring. Phone !.
Pioneer Truck & Tfr. Co. TITS
Burglary Attempt-According to
report made to the police depart
ment, burglars attempted to break
into the NJ. o. King store, night be-
fore last, but were frightened away
by the ringing of the burglar alarm
before entry had been gained. Po
lice investigated the premises yes
terday seeking some clue which
might reveal the identity of the
men.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
Missing Witness
Detained in East
CONTINUED from page y

earlier when he furnished the testi-
mony that helped the state win 4
life sentence for the two labor lead
crs. He did not appear before the
grand jury at that time, however,
fearing that he would be indicted
for perjury.
The 1927 affidavit was used I'M
successfully by those working i'll be-
half of Mooney and Billings because
of Macdonald s failure to tell his
story to the grand jury.
The new search for the missing
witness was begun shortly after Gov
ernor c. c. Young, of California had
refused to grand Mooney Il pardon.
\ few days before the California
supreme court had ruled adversely
on Billings application for pardon.
Both men are in prison, Mooney
being in San Quentin and Rillings
in Folsom.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Pure lemonade ice cold al Paul's
SC "a glass. rickwick Stages.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
CRASH THAT
 COST TWO LIVES
Passengers Killed When Plane
 Dives Into Meadow

Bellows Falls. Vt. Dec. 19 [PA- An alrplane crash that took the lives of two passengers and resulted III slight injury to the pilot was under investigation today.
 Carlton Wright and Arnold knoWlton, both Of Saxons River. were killed when the plane, pilote l by Fred N, Greenwood of Bellows Falls, dove into Riverside Meadow yesterday. Greenwood escaped with slight head injuries, but was dazed and unable to give clear account of the accident,
 The pilot, a graduate of Bellows Falls High school last June. quail fed for a private pilots license l low weeks ago.
 The plane had just passed over the home Of GreenW oods aunt. Mrs George r. Kenyon. " hen it do9c C into the Kenyon meadow beside the Connecticut river. Mrs. Kenyon ant her husband pulled the two passen- gers, who were seated in the front of the plane. from the vreckagc. Greenwood was able to walk to hls aunt's house, but was later taken 10 the Rockingham hospital for treat ment,
 knoVlton, who was recently mar ried, leaves widow and a child. Wright was graduated from Yer mont academy TWO years ago. Green wood had been flying in this vicinity for several days intent on piIing up enough flying hours to qualify for q commercial pilots license.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
SECESSION PLANS
 ARE HEARD AGAIN
Western Canada Objects to
 Dominion Rule

WinniDe- Man. Dec. 1a ,P--Fs9r that. further demands for secession of the wosr from Inc Dominion may be heard before present problems are solved Is 4utertained by Premier John BracEen Of Manitoba.
 Tt is to ha regretted that con- ditions are 5ugh in many ways that people feel they have justification for such raCu~s.s' said NIr Braoh- en, referring to 6 resolution passed by a farm body al WiiHie, Sask.. 1avoring secession unless agrarian reliet is accorded.
 Talk of secession has been heard at a number Of farmers meetings in western Canada during recent weeks
 Rumbltngs Of prairie dIscontent With the present economic co1di- lions have in most eases ccn'crrd about q demand for federal action II guarant teeIng the price Of whe4, at figures running from 70 cents 10 s1.15 8 bUshel, but there have been protests over eviction from land for tax sales.
 G Proposals of resistance 10 sher.ffa have found favor Oug farmers. notably at Canora, SIsG., on Novem- Der 8, when 800 representative agrL- rians Of four northern municipalities decided on an organized sheriff boy colt This action was endorsed py united farmers meeting at Luusden. a. week later. and by several meet fngs since.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
FOKKER ENGINEER
 JUMPS ID DEATH
Army Bomber's Designer Loses
 Confidence in Graft

Washington, Dec. 19 LP-Tha de- sIsner ot a new army bombing plane lost confidence in his own craft last night as the motors sputtered. He jumped and died, while the plane was landed safely.
 stephen A. Forberger. project en- glneor Of the Fokker company, was killed. apparently because he para chute he carried had no time 10 break the fail before his body hit q tree. The ripcord had been pulled, but the plane had insufficient alti- tude at the time for q successful jump. Lieutenant Harrison G. Crocker of the army air .orps did not even know his passenger had leapad until he had brought the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Waves Hold Up Planes
 En Route to Cartagena

Palma, Majorca, Balearic Isles, Dec. 19 lPD-Fifteen foot waves beating against the shores of the Balearic islands today prevented the six Italian seaplanes which landed here Wednesday -:om continuing to Cartagena, Spain, where the other eight planes of the expedition are anchored.
 The seaplanes were being we'll cared for in a sheltered bay off Puerto De Campos, and their radio operators were in constant com- munlcation with Cartagena and Rome. The crews are sleeping in the planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

and chairman 0 1Lc councils no1l- laatiuS comMlr--a.
 Mr. h1.=hr IS d charter mcm1cr Of the council having been elected 10 membership ay rle Connecticut -delegures 10 tla @r-- New Er-luud Coa-erere1 In I.-5. Mr. Lanr.ucu was hrsr president ol Inc council, serving rnr-s years. and IS now com pletlng his second Ee-" Us tltasurcr. Mir. Harmon has served as eNecu- live vice president -IlJ. -r-G.
 Mr. Knights election makes him the third president the council has lad. H. succeeds Erdr.ll Proctor former governor Of NerMont. who Is completing two terms as chief exec utive ot the council
 Born at Plu4toa Ma.. Mr. knight is a gradual. ot EoHIom college and, following three years as d teacher has spent his er0re business life with The Southern New England Telephone company. He Was asso~ cIated Hrst with th4 company ill T9G2, became comm-raial supe-in- tendent in 1910, assistant secretary and assistant treasurer in 1914, di- rector ln 1915. vice pres,Lou, anI general manager ln It-7. and Was elected president on September u, 1850.
 He is also g director in several smaller telephone companies iu New England. and is a director Of the Union and New Haven Trust com pany, the Security Insurance coaI- pany. the New Haven hospital and New Haven Community chest He is trustee ot tae Now Haven Say ings bank and the Hopkins Cram mar school and is a member Of the New Haven city planning cOmmis- sion.
 Besides Chairman French of Vermont the nominating committee consisted O. Clarence sretso1 ol Bangor, chairman Q: th- Man" de- velopment eoumissloni Richard Sui- Ioway O. Franklin, x. Il. treasurer or the SulIOway m.-; Albert x. Murray. ot CamhuL--. president, of the Murray Printing company; IalI- ip c. Wentworth Of Providence. Treasurer or The National Ring Tray eler company, and Henry T"mJal Of PIainFille, Conn treasurer CT the Trumbuu Electric Mig. CO.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

ship down practically undamaged just a mile away from where For berger died.
 The plane was a tWo-motored cabin-type monoplane with a folding anding gear. The wheels were .jull- ed up when the machine struck the ground in a dead stick" landing It was being taken to Wright field.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

Ohio, the army's experimental cen ter, from Teterboro Heights. New Jersey. Crocker and his companion had planned to spend the light at Boiling field here.
 Forberger was credited by army fiiers today with having develope1 several types of modern combat planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

nIony on Nebraska primaries. Naval affairs committee takes up navy construction bill.
 Indian affairs committee continues hearing on Indian conditions.
 TAursIay-
 Drought relief bill coferees agree or compromise appropriation of S45ooo.Qno.
 Sent emergency construction bill back 10 conference.
 Debated Jones maternity aid bill Secretary or State Stimson testified he'ore immigration committee on suspension ot immigration.
 House
 Frlday-
 Considers conference report on drought relief
 Debates agriculture supply bill Appropriations committee contn- ues hearings on $9LoQ9.g00 dcf- cheney.
 Thg-s1ay-
 Approved 515o.oo9.QO0 appropria- tons Tor farm board.
 Passed $5o,0UUCQQ drought relief hilt and asked for conference when senate refused to accept the meas u.o.
 Chairman shell Of rules committee said would not oppose action this esslou of legislation 10 eliminate "lams dueh' session Of congress.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Bandits Wound Three
 In Restaurant Holdup

Nv York. Decv r. lF-Backing out O. restaurant on west 37th street. they had robbed, four hold up mon poured q volIey Of shots in- 70 a group Of nine patrons early to- day wounding two men and a vom- an.
 Nicholas Papas. 36. received three bullets in the abdomen and was taken 10 t hospital III q critical con- diuon, Gus kapseles, 5, and Miss Eleanor Arnold. 29, suffered minor flesh wounds. The patrons lost $50 and the proprietor $39.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

shirts, NCarfS, Batl- robes, Hats, Nheeplincd Goats, sweaters. N ind break CTS, Necktie~. Portable Monographs.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
KNIGHT PRESIDENT 
 OF N. [. COUNCIL
Telephone Company Executive Elected at Hartford Meeting

Hartford. December t9 - Harry (. Knight Of New Haven, president of the Southern New EnElard Telo- phone company vas elected prosi- dent of the New England Council all-New EDGarI development or ganlzarIou a- is annual business session here today. John $. Law renee ot Boston Was re-elected treas urer Of tLa council and Dudley liar mon Was r--eIl-ta1 executive vice president
 These officers were elected on mo- ion o- Edward s. French president oe The Boston and Maine railroad.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
JANET GAYNCR BETTER

Honolulu, T. H., Dec. 19 (UP)- Janet Gaynor, screen star, who was operated upon for appendicities, was recovering today, her surgeon, Dr. Charles F. Straug, announced,
 Her husband, Lydel Peck, San Francisco attorney, was en route here.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

A Florida inventor is making weatherproof statuary, furniture for outdoor use and other articles by grinding palmetto roots with spe- cial cement.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

The actress arrived here several weeks ago for a vacation and was operated upon yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
What Congress Is Doing
Senate

Senate .- Friday ~rContinues debate on Jones mater nifty aid bill. - Considers conference reports or relief bill. * Takes up nominations to federal power commission. -.campa gil expenditures committee considers IenHsy lvania and Alabama --fcctions and hears further testi-,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-21

Belmont dome in Golden Valley
County, 20 miles southwest of this
place, by Golden Valley Oil and
Gas Company.
Helena-Helena Honey Heart
Candy Company, capitalized at
$4,000, has filed articles of incor-
poration.
Roundup-The Anderwald Tailor
Shop has changed hands.
A new State and Federal high
way south from Dillon to Days
has been approved by the Board.
Townsend--The Sharpe Garage
and Work Shop has changed
hands.
Great Falls-Ice harvesting is
underway by local ice. companies.
Malta-Phillips County citizens
will cooperate for bridge over Mis-
souri, River at power plant ferry
two miles over Phillips county bor-
der in Blaine county.
Miles City-The Mcclellan Stores
Company lease the store building
occupied by P. L. Rawson Variety
store.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-21
CAPABLE WORKERS
GET JOBS EASILY

So we'll known is the thorough
ness of training at Dakota Business
College, Fargo, that students are
snapped up" quickly as they grad
uate. Mable Steele was employed
by the General Electric Co., Twin
Lakes, Wise, the day she finished
her course. ]. E. Haley was en-
gagged as promptly by the Fargo
Loan Agency.
Watch results of ACTUAL
BUSINESS training copyrighted
at D.B.C. only. Follow the Sue
ceSSful. Save time. Enroll for
Early Spring Term, March BIO.
Write F. L. Watkins, Pres, 800
Front ST., Fargo.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-21
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVUE

Great Falls - Foundation work
was completed on new Medical
Arts building.
Havre-The Havre hotel has
changed ownership. Improvements
are planned by new owner.
Great Falls.-Three units of the
new high school building are fast
nearing completion.
Three Forks-The Ruby Theatre
opened with talkie equipment.
MISREPRESENTATION of a four
story addition to New Hotel Fin
len. will be completed and official
" opened on March 1st.
Kalispell-The Bank of Com
merce and First National Bank
have consolidated.
Butte-The Hansen Packing Co.
has purchased 100000 poultry
pool from Conrad poultrymen.
Arlee-Jocko Valley Oil Compa-
nv, capitalized at $250,0O0, filed
articles of incorporation.
DuIle - lOpSIly OWHcIS diOlie
Utah Avenue and Arizona Street
have discussed paving and improv-
ing thoroughfare.
A contract will be let soon fol
grading a 13-mile stretch of high,
way between Hardin and Toluca.
Great Falls-Renovation of the
Cascade County courthouse build
ing progressing.
Great Falls-Work on new cal
shops and wood working mills Of
Great Northern railroad is fasI
nearing completion.
Lewistown-The Central Banl
and Trust Company plan to reor
ganize.
Froid = The newly organized
Farmers Union Oil Company plal
construction of bulk service sta
ton in spring.
| Roundup-Test will be made o