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Garfield
BY MRS. A. r. GHYLlN

! Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cox were caller.
at the Oliver Whitmer home Sunday
afternoon.
Ladies Aid was held at the j
Fisher home Wednesday afternoon
The next meeting will be held Ut the
Harry Davenport home Nov. 8. Mrs
Davenport was appointed chairman q
eats committee for the supper and
sale the aid Is having Dec. list.
Ira HcCoy left for Darlington, N
D., Sunday where he will enter the
G. C.. G.
P. T. A. meeting was held Friday
night. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. o. Whitmer, president;
Mrs. p. E. Patton, vice president; Miss
v. Olson, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The
meetings will be held the second Fri
day in every school month. e
Andy Walkers daughter and SON
in-law from Wyoming are visiting at
the Walker home and with Mrs.
Clayton Little.
Mrs. B. O. Strand and son spent
q few days in Wilton visiting with her
grandmother. Mrs. Wilmot, who u
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Nrs. Jake Yislaer and fam.
~ called at the W. Scott home sun
day.
~. anA Mrs.. A. Wiflaem called Il
- On Oxen ho1ne re6Sntly.
~. - 0rs. 0hAe. KuehJ.. Chas
Isour assd l9iss oloud Nsse dine,
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aft
D. MRS. r. M. GOSNEY

Howard Smith, Lester Andrews
Henry Jessen, Mrs. John Benz, Pres.
ley M. 0osney, Norval Marvel and
Clarence Anderson attended the
community organization meeting o.
the wheat producers Of District No
10 Tuesday night. John Benz was
elected chairman Of the community
committee, on which John Beyers and
Petae Schlabach were also designat.
ed to serve. Henry O. Putnam, coun.
ty extension agent. was In charge
Of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Durfee were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Reed and children
called at the s. T. Parke home ir
Sterling Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Anderson
have had as their guest lady mis-.
sionary from China.
Clarence Anderson and William
Langly called at the Presley Gosne,
home this week.
Norval Marvel was . Sterling bus.
mess caller Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mattson and
daughter Betty Jane Of Mandan were
dinner guests ct the Horace Fairchilt
home Saturday.
Mrs.. George Kusch and son Dear
were Sterling callers Tuesday.
Anton Oberg was q Sterling bust.
ness caller Saturday.
Max Lang called at the Charlie,
Anderson Mono Saturday.
Howard Smith transacted bushes,
In Sterling Monday.
Horace Fairchild and son Hanafort
called ct the Pete Youngreen home
Friday.
Axel Solder, Wing, called at tn.
Walter Reed home Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Kositzky, sor
Leonard and daughter Eloyce of Bis.
marck and Mr.. and Mrs. Presley NJ
0osney, son Charles and daughte,
Edna Mae were Sunday dinner guest.
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Gaskill
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz were Capi.
tai City business callers saturda,
evening, returning home Sunday.
Earl 0askill, selmer Dyrstad ana
Miss Ann, Hayes tnotored to Braddocl
Saturday evening to make arrange.
ments for giving their play. eth,
Adventures Of Grandpa" there ct u
early date.
Lloyd dosney, Bismarck, called q
the hons Of hts brother Monda,
evening.
Miss Ann Hayes was Z Motif call,
er Sunday.
Mrs. Henry lessen and daughter,
Genevieve and Eunice, accompanied
by Byron Nieman. motored dowl
from Bismarck Friday evening, re
turning Sunday evening.
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Lyman

The Misses Ellen and Martha HAr1u
and brother Hubert were overnight
guests Of their grandparents. Mr.. and
hrs. william Earju Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 9, Holmes and son
Frank, Miss Gerda Josephson and
George Smith were dinner guests ct
the o. r. Toliver home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and
son Clifford spent Monday afternoon
visiting at John Gylden's.
Oscar Magnuson and son George
were callers ct Arne Antilla's Monday
Miss sally oylden spent Monday
afternoon at Mrs. Anna Drouen's.
Miss Lydia Eckholm had the mis-
fortune Of falling against the cream
separator and cutting her head very
BADLY Tuesday. She was taken to
Bismarck where several stitches were
taken to close up the wounds. The
Misses Sylvia and Tyne Eckholm and
Wayne Inget accompanied her.
Walfrod Antilla was caller ct John
0ylden's Wednesday.
Dan Wahlmau Of Sterling WAS
caller ct Inget's and Arne Antua'a
Thursday.
seth and severt 0ylden were sup
per guests ct William Harju's Wed
nesday.
eiaurd Dronnsn had the misfortune
of Stepping on . rusty nail, Monday
while assisting Mrs. Ida Thorson With
the work. He Is very much improved
at this writing and = attending
school again.
Dave Josephson was . caller q
John aylden's Wednesday forenoon
Mis- Mabel Maxi was . dimes
guest ct Gust Eckholm's Saturday.
eulo 0ylden and 6eveft Eckholn
left Thursday for Marion, N p.
rhere they will spend few day
whiting with Jack 0ylden at the r
Van Ooisting home.
Miss Edna Eliason. high school stu.
Aent Of Wing. spent the weekend =
| her parental home here.
Callers at the John Riikola's sh0n
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Eclklurld


Alfred and Clara Diede are Is,
sisting ct the Samuel Schulsr home
while the Schulers are away on 4
motor trip to points in South Da.
kota to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Benfield and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kilian,
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Fox, son Myron
and Pauline Splitter and Marcella
Klein visited at the Joe Warmks
home Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Splitter, son Edmund
and daughter Helen, Leo Strand and
Pauline Hagstrom were shoppers in
the Capital City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Krotx wera
shoppers in Bismarck Monday.
John Brown and Raymond Splitter
day.
Leonard Splitter visited with Franz
Murray Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller were
shoppers in the Capital City Satur.
day evening"
MT. Dan Klein and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuesday.
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Cromwell
BY LILLE JIRAs

Howard Nelson, Sam Brown and
Willie Jiras were guests at the Emil
Hogue home Tuesday evening.
Anton Fisher and Pete Lundquist
were guests Of Martin Nelson Sunday.
Joe Vorstek left Monday for his
home at Galeton, Mo-, after spending
the past two months at the Brown
brothers home
Miss Alice Swanson visited Mrs
Bud Nelson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moffit OF 6ter-
ling and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moi
fit and daughter Of Menoken were
entertained at dinner and supper
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Marley
w. J. Jiras left Baldwin Friday
with carload Of cattle, which h
shipped to st. Paul.
Clyde Brooks was caller at the j
A. Marley home Saturday.
Mrs. Bud Nelson has returned to hel
home here, having completed her tern
Of summer school in Glenview town.
ship.
Mrs. Enoch Carlson visited hel
father. George Rosenbeck, In the Bis
marck hospital Wednesday.
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Frances
By MRS. WALTER DlErZMAN

Carl Muth, Walter Dietzman and
son Edwin called on John Olsen Mon
day evening
Mrs. Melick and Miss Opal Melick
We're callers at the Lawrence Mad
land home Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Fischer was a business caller
at the w. A. Dietzman home Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Midland
were shoppers in Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Carl Muth is employed by Nc
! Cormick Brothers at the present time
Mrs. Chas. Mccormick entertained
the Homemakers club at her house
Oct. II with eight members present
Mrs. Lena Lundquist was q visitor.
Harry Larson from Bismarck and
Jake Harness were dinner guests at
the w. "A. Dietzman home the previ.
Gus Wednesday.
Miss Edith Olson, who has been
staying at the Anton Fischer home
during her mothers illness, accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer to
Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms and
daughter Tena, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Madland, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Schauer, Mrs. A. Kruger and son
John, Mrs. w. A. Dietzman and son
Edwin, Floyd Owen and John Glum
transacted business In Bismarck dur.
ing the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomquist and
son visited at the Ed. Widger home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fischer and
children were callers at the JOE
Fischer and Walter Dietzman homes
Saturday.
Miss Opal Melick visited ct the VIM
Kershaw home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms went tt
Dunseith Sunday. Their son. John
who had been taking treatment al
the sanatorium for the past two years
returned home with them.
/ Mr.. and MrS. Lawrence Madland
entertained some young folks at 4
whist party Thursday night. A delici.
Gus lunch was served ct midnight By
the hostess.
Edwin Dietzman and Edgar John.
son were callers at the Cedric Crail
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kershaw and so4
Arthur, Mrs. Gilbert Melick, Miss Opa
Melick visited at Washburn Sunday.
Joe Fischer received word from hi
father. Pete Fischer, In Washington
that he expects to arrive In Bismarcl
some time this week.
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Heat0n
~ SARAH HE1NLE

Henry Neuhardt Of Turtle LAX
was a dinner guest at the A. +
Heinle home Wednesday.
Mrs. William Brezden and So,
Frank were shoppers in Bismarck
FRIDAY.
Miss Marie Brezden left FRIDAY
for Winnipeg to visit her aunts.
John Hammack, Vernon Morrison
and Lester Keck shopped in Wilton
Saturday.
Visitors at the Sam Berg home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Berp
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Heinle and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and
family visited at the Heinle home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Seibel and
sons are now making their home at
| Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keck motored
to Bismarck Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Grewe and
family were dinner guests at the
John Schlofman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Shearer visited
at the Grewe home Saturday evening.
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Welch's Spur
BY MRS. r. NJ. WEIGH

Mrs. John WEIGH Is home again
after her trip to Grand Forks.
Lawrence Doppler, Earl Baker, Wal.
ter Nugebauer. Paul Hanson, Robert
WEIGH, A. D. WEIGH, Alfred Born and
Mrs. John johnson were all in Bis
marck Monday.
Luella Tollefson. teacher at Boyd
school No. !, was quite Ill with bron.
chitis the first of this week. Mrs
Glen Oder substituted for her al
school couple OF days.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler, Russel
Tollefson, Anna Doppler, Mar U {
Trembley, Luella Bird and little
daughter Betty were dinner guests al
the Robert WEIGH home Monday eve
ming. The occasion was Lawrences
birthday.
Oliver WEIGH spent a few days this
week with his son John.
Bob Grantham and Russell Toilet
son, with a couple Of friends from
Bismarck. went on a hunting party
with Leo Doppler Monday.
Aune Doppler spent most Of this
week at the E. E. Baker home, assist
ing Mrs. Baker with fall sewing.
A. D. WEIGH called at the home OF
his nephew, Robert WEIGH, Tuesday.
Meriwyn and Warren Baker. visited
at the home OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e. Baker, Wednesday evening
Glen Baker was taken to the hospi-
tai the middle of this week, suffer-
inc from kidnev frnilhle
Arthur Bates, Earl Baker, Murl
Ennin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
WEIGH and baby son were in Bismarck
Thursday.
Claude Chapel, recently Of Airing
ton, s. D., but now en- route to join
his family at Boomers Ferry, Idaho
arrived in this community FRIDAY
evening with o. p. WEIGH and Johr
WEIGH. He visited at the Robert
WEIGH, A. d. WEIGH, Mrs. Ruth Nc
Murrich and Arthur Knudtson homes
over the weekend. Mr.. Chapel and
two sons expect to make the trip by
motor.
Leo and Anne Doppler were in Bis
marck Saturday.
IUCUCA 04lA SloA ISCAA VOAAAANs0AA AAss' e
been staying at the home OF their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Brown, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davenport and
family visited at the home Of Mrs
Davenports parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Dorman Sunday.
Anne Doppler started work at the
Jack Ishmael home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH, Mrs
Ruth McMurrich and Sgt. Baird visit
ed at the Robert WEIGH home Sunday
evening.
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Idrew walker home Monday evening
| for q two weeks visit. Mrs. Strasnel
is . sister of Mrs. Clayton Little.
Willie Jiras was q Friday and Sat-
urday guest at the ]. F. Little home
Mrs. K. Kolb and son Andrew will
make their home this winter With
Mrs. v. N. Monroe near Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bailey have
moved on the H. c. Rasche farm
where they will make their home.
Clayton Little has purchased the
farm which Is now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Bailey and family.
Mrs. Isaac MarcovitS arrived from
Minneapolis Friday to assist her hus-
band With the auction sale. They
intend leaving Later for Fargo to
make their future home.
Elmer Palmer called at the 3. w.
Nemetz home Monday.
Miss Emma Nelson, teacher at
school No. l, will make her home now
With her sister. Mrs. Clifford Scott.
Clifford Scott has moved on the MIS-.
K. Kolb farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey and
daughter Deloris motored to Wing
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moilenen were guests
Of friends near Wing wednesday.
The Rev. Noah Mccoy Of Caring
ton will conduct church services 81
the Garfield schoolhouse Sunday.
Mrs. Guss Graf was q Tuesday guest
at the August Krause home.
Mrs. s. w. Nemetz and son Joseph
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Kettleson to Wilton Friday.
Rosebud t1ilsdorf and Donald Olson
called at the J. r. Fitzgerald home
Monday evening.
Jesse Mccoy Of jamestown IS .
guest this week Of his mother, MIS-.
Abbie Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert vollen and
family were Sunday guests Ut the e.
o. Knutson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
Bismarck callers Monday were
Chas. Our, Merrill Lindsey, Guy NC
Coy and Ira Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle and Phyllis Lit
tie attended q miscellaneous shower
sunday at the Patterson ranch given
for Mrs. Mike Pankyawich, recent
bride
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guests It the 8. L. Jordahl home Sun

guests It the 8. L. Jordahl home Sun
day.
Mrs. J. Cook returned home Sunday
after visiting In Bismarck and James,
town.
Rev. N. Mccoy will preach at the
school house Sunday. Oct. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bailey have moved
to the H. Rasche place.
Misses Neoma Berg and Thelma
Hanson spent the weekend at their
homes In Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson. Violet and
Oscar Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
Ghylin and family were dinner guests
at the Ole Olson home In Wing Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void and family
were supper guests at the Cecil Elkins
home Sunday.
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Saturday evening were Selma ant
sally 0ylden, Charley johnson, Leon
ard Kavonius, Elmer Jarvi and Hiram
Bates.
| severi Eckhlom spent Tuesday eve.
/. ming at John 0ylden's.
Melvin Erickson and Clarence Olsor
we're supper guests at Anna Dronen'.
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ida Thorson and children
spent Sunday ct the home Of Mr.. allc
Mrs. Spangkovich north Of Wing
Mrs. Spangkovich was the former
Miss Helen DegnAr.
The Misses Tyne and Siiri Eckholn
spent Sunday ct william Harju's.
Melvin Erickson, Clarence Olson
Andrew Dronnen, Benn Harju and
FIJI Lnska spent Sunday evening al
John 0ylden's.
John Gylden and sons severt and
seigie were. supper guests ct Dave
Josephson's Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Eckholm left for Dris-
COLI Sunday where she will spend sew.
eral days with Mrs. Herman Nieman
WASAAV G01s NESUl8u 0tVCuOS Vic 3 ~ ~
ers Union convention.
sulo Eckholm spent Friday evening
at John 0lyden's.
Misses Hilma Olson and Sally CYL
den were callers at Gust Eckholm's
Saturday afternoon.
Services were held ct the Evangel-
ical Lutheran church Sunday. A d.
rector's business meeting followed
Further services were held at George
Kavonius' Friday evening and Victor
Koski's Thursday evening.
Sulo 0ylden was an overnight guest
Of Dave Josephson Wednesday.
Oscar Magnuson and son George
were business callers at John Hoka-
mas Monday.
Seth and Severt Gylden were bust
ness callers at Lu Neth's near Me-
noken Wednesday. They were also
callers In Sterling.
Sunday callers ct Gust Eckholm's
were: Edwin Olson, Edwin Waste,
Andrew Dronnen, Melvin Erickson
and Clarence Olson.
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Wilt0n
BY MRS. ART FERRIS

States Attorney G. A. Linden Of
Washburn was q caller IN Wilton
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell OF
Minot were weekend guests at the
A. J. Abbot home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kircher of
Minot were guests Sunday at the Ed.
Kuhnert home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Danielson, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Schmidt, Mrs. Job
Taylor and William Brown ATTENDED
the Old Settlers banquet at Bismarck
Wednesday evening.
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Hazlegrove
y MRS. RAY HAzLEoxovE

Miss Martha Kraft called on Mrs
L. W. Hawkins Monday.
Roy Papke called at Hazelgrove's
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dirlen called
at the Roy Papke home Tuesday eve
ming. They were on their way home
from Washburn. ~
Claude Gailbrieth and August
Wetzle stayed over night Wednesday
at the Hazlegrove farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins and
sons Henry and Philip were dinner
guests Sunday at the Hazlegrove
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Still
~ \ 7. HA0STRoM

Miss Selma Thor 81 Lake city,
MIMI, = spending week Waiting Ct
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Ars. Almond Thor. I
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish,
Lutheran church met at the home
OF Mr.. Emil Bachnlan Thursday.
Walter and Vernic strand. Vernon
Johnson and Albert Hagstrom made
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I4eii1l
BY OLGA M. RISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus are the
parents Of daughter born Oct. 20.
Mrs. John Birkeland, daughter Gale
and son Clifford returned home Tues
day evening after spending the past
two weeks Waiting ct different points
- Minnesota and wisconsin. They
40 ytstsd . Century Of Progress At
Chicago.
4 arDe crowd attended the P. T. a
Meet}uG hid q Lein school No. 4
Inufsdsy evening. 4 very interest.
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Rock Hill
- RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and A6rs. Herman Haakenson OF
Bismarck were weekend guests ct the
Andrew Walker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dixon and son
motored to Wing Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam etrasner Of
Therm0polis, Wyo., arrived 1t the An
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-02
A|R TRAVEL.
GE IS SAFER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. U.P) =
Proof of increasing safety in air
transportation is shown by figures
just released by the department of
commerce pointing out that civil
aircraft in the United States flew
42,808 miles per accident in the
first half of 1898, as compared with
1894 miles in the same period of
1892.
Eugene L. Vidal, director of the
department IS bureau of aeronau-
tics, also drew attention to the
fact that 409,356 miles were flown
per fatal accident and 629,779 miles
per passenger fatality in the 1888
period as compared with 354,976
miles and SOL ,626 miles, respective
ly, in the first six months of 1892.
One hundred twenty-eight per-
sons were killed in the 765 air ac-
cidents in the 1888 half, out of a
total of 1910 persons concerned di-
rectly in the mishaps. Ninety were
severely injured, 1873 suffered minor
injuries, and the remainder were
unharmed.
Personnel was blamed for 51.39
percent of the 1888 accidents, and
power ,Slant failures for 1899 per-
cent. Airplane failures, 10.43 per-
cent; miscellaneous Cincluding
weather, darkness, airport or ter
rain, and other) 1854 percent;
and undetermined and doubtful,
O.65 percent completed the list of
causes of accidents.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-02
CHARGE CLINE
BOUGHT DRUGS
IN LAS VEGAS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2. UP) =
Reports that A. L. Cline, wealthy
robbery suspect, purhcased two bot
ties of poison from q Las Vegas
drug store led two investigators to
the Nevada city today as author
tiles pried deeper into circumstan-
ces surrounding the sudden death of
his wife and three other persons who
bequeathad him their worldly goods.
The reports emanated from San
Bernardino where Cline was arrest
ed on charge of robbing Martin
Frame, well-to-do Los Angeles man,
OF $240 while Frame was under the
Influence of drugs.
Blayney Matthews, chief special
investigator for the district attor-
ney's office, said he was informed
by San Bernardino police that two
bottles of poison seized in Clines
possession at the time of his arrest,
bore labels indicating they were pur-
chased from Las Vegas drug store
He dispatched Lieut.. R. E. War
wick of the Glendale police depart
ment and Investigator E. P. Davis
to check the reported purchases.
Matthews said Cline stopped at
Las Vegas with his wife while re-
turning from Chicago last summer.
shortly before Mrs. Cline died sud-
denly at Glendale, officially of heart
attack. Authorities said Cline re-
fused to explain how the poison or
two bottles CT sleeping potion came
into his possession.
Opposed Cremation
A second new development was in
serted in the investigation when a
Glendale undertaken alleged that
Cline sought TO have his Wife's body
cremated. The request was with
drawn when the mortician recalled
that Mrs. CIne's brother, Lucas
Brant McCreery, who preceded her
in death, had professed strong re-
pugnance to cremation, both for
himself and sister. Their eXhumed
bodies are now being examined by
autopsy surgeons, searching for ira
CeS OF POISON.
Cline allegedly directed cremation
services for Mrs. Carrie Porter, 80
year old hotel operator, anN E. l..
Jones, elderly retired Long Beach
minister, whose sudden deaths made
him sole beneficiary of their estates.
Although both of these deaths were
officially assigned to heart attack,
they are being investigated.
Among Cline's personal effects
seized in his pretentious Glendale
home, authorities sought trace of IL
diamond cluster They said they had
information it disappeared from a
bar pin Mrs. Porter wore shortly
before she died in Reno hotel
room.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-02

An article appearing in one of
TIE Long Beach newspapers quotes
a letter written by Robert Hayes,
manager of the El Centro Cham
Der Of Commerce. defending the
purity and healthfulness of Colo
RADIO river water The letter states,
"ThiS water flows through our ir-
rgation bitches and it is settled and
filtered for the cities and, we feel
sure, results i'll a water which IS
equal to The average water in a,iy
other California city,"
Hays stated that persons who
s,rmmcred in Long Beach objected
to hearing constantly of the infe-
riority of TIE domestic water sup
ply in Imperial Valley.
1--WE are concerned over the ac-
tivities OF the good folk of Long
Beach who are using as means
Of accomplishing their withdrawal
from the Metropolitan Water deal
propaganda tending to discredit tie
quality Of the Colorado river wa
ter" Hays stated. "Some i'll feeling
is resulting for, as you realize, the
water supply OF ever city is its most
sacred possession and if city real
ly had poor water supply it would
initiate against the growth of that
community. We are therefore anx-
ious to see this sinoothed over
One OF the principal proponents
of Colorado river water, who is TAX
ing an active part in its defense in
Long Beach is j. e. Davis, a former
resident of Imperial Valley who still
has important interests here. In
a recent radio broadcast in the
coast city Davis told of early meth
DDS of settling water n Imperial
Valley and of his experiences in
FL Centric with the water supply as
a druggist and of the general splen-
did health of the people of this
community. Davis also pointed out
that it is costing Long Beach more
to treat their water a. Sne present
time than it will to treat Colorado
lver water and that more chlorine
is being used than will be neces-
sary if the water supply is changed.
Other points brought out by Da-
Wis are that every physician ard
dentist interviewed in Imperial VAL
Icy denies emphatically that Colo
RADIO river water mas a bad effect
On teeth and the fact that Impe-
rial county has the lowest death
rate in the state and that Cali
fornia has the lowest death rate m
the union, which speaks we'll for
the water supply of Imperial Valley.
"Davis mas not orly proven con-
c]usively that our water is health
full stated Hays today, "but he
has been convincing as to its bene-