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The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11

Sec. 11-Discontinuance of Service
The City reserves the right to cut
off the supply of electric current
and discontinue service in the event
the customer shall fail to comply
with the rules and regulations un-
der this tariff and or the provisions
of this contract Service may be
discontinued by the City at any
time to prevent fraudulent useoor to
protect it's property.
The right to discontinue service
for default may be exercised when
ever and as often as default shall
occur and neither delay nor omis-
sion on the part of the City to en-
force this rule shall be deemed a
swaiver of it's right to enforce this
rule at any time so long as the de-
fault continues.
Twenty-four hours written no.
tice will be given the customer be-
fore service is discontinued under
this rule, except in case of fraudu-
lent use of service when the City
may discontinue service without
notice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11
Sec. 10-Interruption of Service

The City shall exercise reasonable
diligence and care to furnish and
deliver a continuous and satisfac-
tory supply of electric energy to the
customer, but will not be liable for
interrupted service or shortage of
supply due to accident or con-
ditions beyond the City's control. In
the event of such interruption or
shortage, the City shall not be
liable for any loss or damage oc-
casioned thereby nor shall such IN
terruption or shortage constitute a
breach of its contract.
The City, whenever it shall find
it necessary for the making of re-
pairs or Improvements to its sys-
tenn shall have the right to sus-
pend temporarily the delivery of
service, but in all such cases, rea-
sonable notice shall, when practic-
able, be given to the customer and
1.-THE repairs or improvements will be
prosecuted with reasonable dill
gence and in so far as feasible at
such times as will cause the least
inconvenience to the customer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11
Sec. 2O-Basis of Rates

All rate schedules herein are
based on service to one customer at
one point and will not apply for
purposes of resale or redistribution
in territory where the City has, or
is willing to provide, distribution
facilities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11
Sec. +Meter Deposits

All customers must make a de-
post with the City in the amount
of $3.50 with the exception of those
owning property or when the &C
count is guaranteed by a property
owner. Said deposit must be made
before the service will be con-
nected.
When service is discontinued,
said deposit will be refunded less
any amount due the City for ser
vice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11

In the event the customer has a
demand in excess of the demand SO
determined, then the measured
maximum demand shall determine
the demand for billing purposes.
Should any motor deliver more
than 1907 of its rating then the
City shall base it's demand charges
upon actual input as determined by
test
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11
Sec. 1s-Elevator Motors, All Size

Seventy per cent of the rated
normal running capacity.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-10-11
Sec. 15-Heating
Sec. 16-X-RaY and Other High
Frequency Equipment

The demand of all such equip
ment shall be assessed in ;he same
manner as ere motors under prwer
schedules am the full demand 50
determined shall be included in the
total demand under the applicable
schedule.
, 1935-06-16
new JAPANESE
TROOPSARRIVE
Soldiers Continue to Pour
Into North China To
Back Demands

TTENTSIN. China. June Is. Up
Japan poured more troops into Tent
sin and Peiping and massed forces
near Shanhaikwan Saturday as two
series OF demands confronted Chi
nese authorities
Fresh representations were made
70 Chahar province authorities as a
result OF the detention at Changpei
Wednesday OF four japanese.
General Ho Ying-C Chin, Chinese
minister CT war. went 10 Marking
and plunged Immediately into con-
ferences with government leaders
concerning the original demands for
elimination or anti-JapaneSe ele-
nants In Hopei province.
Japan's newly arrived troops took
stations In the Tientsin and PelpinT
garrions. ostenSibly as requirements,
while foreign sources confirmed re-
ports that nearly 5000 soldiers were
concentrating at Shanhaikwan. on
the sea end OF china's Great Wall.
Japan's var officers. asserting the
Chahar incident iS engaging our
most serious attention" said the new
demands I'm that province were for.
An end TO anti-Japanese activities,
punishment for persons responsible
Tor OBTAINING the Japanese and an
apology and assurances against any
recurrence OF such Incidents.
, 1935-06-16
Hard Rainfall Continues To
Delay Oil Work; Discovery OF
New Sand Made During Week

and the drill bit which had been
stuck on bottom at 6.396 feet for
more than a year. While coming out
OF the hole, drill stem parted.
About three miles southwest OF
Mission, Bluff Petroleum companyis
Nc. l Porcion Land Co.. Is making
hole at 1880 It. The test is contracted
to 5000 feet and several majors have
bought surrounding acreage.
Another new woldcat for the Mis-
sion territory vas assured this week
when announcement was made that
the Maddox. Turnbull AZ Irwin No
/ John II. Shary will get under way
between July / and 10. Location will
be in tract 81, Shary subdivision,
porcion So, Jurisdiction OF Reyncsa,
about four miles south and slightly
east OF Mission. This test, contracted
TO 5000 feet or production. will be
closely watched. Five major COM
panies have spreads nearby.
In Willacy county. one rig is run
ming and another viii resume when
roads dry out.
In eastern Willacy. King woods
Oil Company's No. ] Santa Rosa,
Is making hole below 3412 fet.
In southwestern Willac. w. II.
Daniels No. / Francisco A mendiaz,
will resume at 3.770 feet as soon as
drillers can again reach the rig.
Rains also caused considerable de-
lay in all parts of Starr county.
On the west edge OF the Rio
Grande City pool. Hiram M. Reeds
NO. 2 Doyno a Chatfield. drilled plug
Thursday and is now bailing. Pro-
duction is sought in sand at 1870
81 feet and considerable oil was
showing Friday. The test is $500
feet southwest OF the pool discovery.
About five miles west Of the Rio
Grande City pool. Hughston Oil COM
Dany's No. Al Gregg Woods. is shut
Gown at 3.12l feet until roads dry
sufficiently to allow passage Of fuel
oil trucks.
John n. Clopton's NO. l Relsay-
Bass. 3 $500 foot test. is waiting on
muddy roads before drilling pluQ
III 100 feet OF surface casing and
starting new hole.
Near the banks of the Rio Grande
Accumulative Royalties Company'S
No ! III. r. Ferry is making hole al
around 100 feet.
In western Starr, Henshaw Bros
No. ! S. Sanchez. is reported drill
ing around 1.780 feet. Bad roads have
caused a delay in operations on this
wildcat.
Two wildcats reported progress in
Zapata county.
In southern Zapata. Frank Grow
ct ais (GoldSton e. Stevens) No. !
Daniel Yzaguirre. Is reported making
hole again below 1900 feet after sue
ceSSfuliy fishing out q twisted-ofi
drill stem. Location is in Share II
Porcion IS. Jurisdiction OF Guerrero
Northeast of the Crow test, Gem
, 1935-06-16
Trio Is Rescued from Raging
Rio Grande Near Eagle Pass

EAGLE PASS. June 15.=Rl-
w. B. Stroman. an oil driiler,
rowed a small canvas boat 200
yards into the flooded Rio Grande
here Friday night and rescued
three men clinging to the rem
nants Of a rude raft on a sub
merged island.
Stroman rescued the same num-
Der OF men in almost the same
place under similar circumstances
CT May 20.
He had TO make three trips
Friday night through the fast
flowing water and around huge
pieces Of debris. The three he
rescued we're:
T. J. Oels. "a. OF Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Philip NJ. Falls. %, a football
player at the California School of
Mines living at Monte Bello, Calf.
p. w. Wood. 81. Of Charleston.
S C.
Three arrived here Friday by
train from New Orleans. They
said they were on their way to
, 1935-06-16
MISSING BOY
FOUND DEAD
Dead Child Taken From
River; Police Work
On Two Theories

NEW YORK. June Is. RHThe
body Of little Jackie Raul, 5. was
recovered from the East river Satur-
Gay, ending a frantic search which
began June s when the boy diSap-
peared from a playground in fash
ionable Sutton Place on Manhat-
tan's East Side.
The body was identified by the
missing boys father, John Raul.
The body. taken from East River
In the Bronx. roughly 10 miles from
where he was last seen. was viewed
In the Fordham hospital morgue by
the father. He collapsed after max
ing the identification.
Recovery OF the body ended a po-
lice search that has progressed on
two theories since the child's disap-
pearance. One theory. believed by his
mother. was that ne had fallen into
the river. Police also believed he
might have been seized by a woman
OF frustrated maternal instincts.
, 1935-06-16
BEN LASKA IS
FOUND GUILTY
kidnaper Defenders Chief
Witness Is Arrested
For Perjury

OKLAHOMA CITY, June IS
PA few minutes after Ben B.
LaSka, Denver attorney was con-
victed of conspiracy in the DISPOSE
ton Of the Charles F. Urschel kid
nap ransom. his star defense wit
ness. Mrs. Molly o. Edison, also a
Denver attorney. was arrested on a
federal charge Of perjury.
The arrest. Immediately after the
sealed verdict against LaSka was
read, came as a surprise to the
crowded courtroom.
LaSka, yoluble defender OF kid
napers. the twentieth person con-
victed for a part in the $4,000
Charles F. UrSchel kidnapping, splut-
tered:
Its one OF the most inconsistent
prosecutions in America. It's perse-
cL.tion, pure and simple"
Mrs. Edison. shocked and fearful
at the verdict. appeared stunned by
her arrest.
She Immediately was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
, 1935-06-16
'COOCY NOTE
READ COURT
State Fights Defense Story
I'm Trial of Woman In
Death Plot

ROCKVILLE, Nd. June l5.-tPl
The defense offered by MIS-
Anne Lyddane was aSsailed by
States Attorney James II. Pugh
Saturday as he asked the jury 70
find her guilty Of conspiracy to
murder.
Mrs. Lyddane. 31-year-old secre-
tary, Is charged with plotting the
deaths OF her husband. Francis
CSlom) Lyddane. and Mrs. Arthur
Bean and with having made ad-
vance payments for the killings 70
four men with whom the state says
she conspired.
Pugh offered the so-called "googy
note" In an effort to refute Mrs.
Lyddane's story that in actually
she was the victim Of a blackmail
plot carried on by the men and
had paid out hush money" 70
keep them from telling what they
knew OF her affairs with Arthur
Beall, husband Of the woman the
state says was one OF the intended
victims.
Experts testified that this letter,
found in the possession OF John
(Googy) Carnell, one Of the men
indicted with Mrs. Lyddane. was
written on Mrs. Lyddane's type
writer and on paper similar To
that in her office. She denied au-
thorship OF 1t.
Truth will out and this note pins
II right on the defendant" Pugn
told the jury.
He stressed this sentence in the
note:
Il am as much implicated as any
Of you, and I do not care what
happens II you do not go through
with the deal"
Why should she be implicated
IL she only paid hush money!" He
asked. LAS TO her contention that
she paid hush money-what did
she have to hush up2 Everybody
knew of her affair with Beall."
Pugh said a motive for seeking
the deaths could be found in Mrs
Lyddane's affair with Beall. He
said that to get his wife TO with
draw a divorce suit, Bean had beer
compelled TO make a property set
Element with her.
The other motive was 70 collect
her husbands life insurance. $4,000
az which would be payable 70 hel
in event OF his accidental death
She paid the premiums, although
her husband wrote the checks. Hel
husband wrote the checks. all right
but she made them good" Pugh
said.
The character Of Mrs. Lyddane'S
accusers has been aSSailed. They
have been called ex-convictS AND
criminals. Well. II you wanted 70
hire murderers, would you go u
school teachers or Such?"
, 1935-06-16
One SLAIN, SO
HURT DURING
STREET BRAWL
Street a Burned
In Third Riot In
Omaha Strike; Call
For Troops Refused

OMAHA. June IS. Up John
buster, "a, a milk wagon driver,
vas shot TO death and at least so
persons Saturday nurSed injuries
as an aftermath Of the third suc-
cessive night Of rioting IN the
Omaha car strike.
The authorities reported the
situation under control early Sat
urday.
Dewey Mccoy, IS, was reported
near death from bullet wounds in
the head and chest and William
Eutter, Jr., son Of q former Sarpy
county sheriff, was dangerously
injured. The condition OF seven
others was described as serious.
Street Cars Burned
The rioters burned six street cars
during the night and stoned the
police In several sections.
A check Of the injured, among
them several women and three
policemen. showed early Saturday
that 81 were suffering from buck
shot wounds and the others were
hurt by police clubs or were
struck by missiles. Forty one police
men who received treatment for
scratches and bruises and who re-
turned TO duty here were not
counted among the casualties.
Buster, who fell in the first blaze
Of fire from police riot guns. lay
for several hours in a morgue be-
fore his body was identified by a
brother-in-law Buster Is survived
by q widow and a small daughter.
At the height Of the disorders.
Chief OF Police Robert Samardick
and Mayor Roy N. Towl urged
Lieutenant Governor Water Jur-
gensen. acting governor, at Norfolk,
Neb., to call out the militia. Jur-
gensen denied the request and
suggested that the sheriff swear in
q large army Of deputies.
The disorders. the third in as
many days, broke out at oath and
l. streets, where police, previously
ordered to shoot II necessary.
turned their riot guns on a crowd
which refused to disperse. Within
a short time crowds were stoning
cars at many points in South
Omaha. Police again opened fire on
another crowd at 35th an X streets.
almost in front Of a church.
SuIIen Crowds Gather
The first street cars fired were
on West L. Street. Several more
were burned on Railroad Avenue
and others were fired on a viaduct
ut "a and @ streets, in the heart
Of the packing house district. The
flames spread to the viaduct and
the crowd fought vainly to block
firemen from reaching the blazing
bridge. Two trans were overturned
and burned on the Albright line.
Guards were allowed 10 leave
them unmolested.
Large, sullen crowds gathered
at both the South Side police sta
ton, where the wounded were first
transported and later at the hos
pital 70 which they were taken.
, 1935-06-16

Contagious sore throat and other
like diseases are often transmitted
through milk. The safe way Is
to Use Grisham's Pasteurized Mix.
ADV.
, 1935-06-16
Oil Boom Expected

HOUSTON, June Is. Rl-The lit
tie town OF South Houston. a few
miles southeast Of this city. Is get
ting itself set for an oil boom as q
result of the bringing in of the Stan
olind ompany's wildcat test there as
a commercial producer.
The well, about three miles from
the city limits OF Houston, was
brought in Thursday. It was flow
ing at the rate Of almost 500 bar
rels daily.
, 1935-06-16
Rohhv Jones Plans To
UNDERGO Operation

ATLANTA. Ga. June i5.-Pi-
Bobby Jones is going 10 have his
appendix removed.
He has reserved a room IN 4
hospital here for Wednesday when
he plans TO undergo the operation
Mild attacks Of appendicitis re-
Gently led him 10 the decision.
Bobby will play I'm an exhibition
match with Joyce Wethered. Brit
iSh woman golfer. the day before
he enters the hospital.
, 1935-06-16
Richetti Identified
AS Massacre Gunman

KANSAS CITY, June Is. (P-
F. ]. Lackey. federal agent, Sat
Nrday identified Adam Richetti as
n OF three gunner who slew four
officers and Frank Nash, their
pri5oner. at the Union Station here
IN 1892 in an attempt to free Nash.
Lackey was wounded at that time.
He testified Friday at Richettls
trial for murder in connection with
the Sayings.
THAT man was one Of them" he
said pointing at Richetti.
, 1935-06-16
STUDENT TO PREACH

SAN BENITO. June 15.-McMurry
Richey, Jr., who has been a minis
terial student at Duke University r.
North Carolina. will preach at both
the morning and evening services
at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday in the absence Of the pas
tor, DR.. Hugh Robertson. who is at
tending the Rotary convention II
Mexico City. Mr.. Richey Is vacation
ing with his parents.
, 1935-06-16

Oil Company's No. ! Avelardo Ra-
mirez. Is reported To have picked
up the top Of the Mount Selman at
2096 feet, cored three feet OF saturat-
ed sand to 2.101 feet and 20 feet OF
saturated sand and shale to a depth
Of 2.12l feet. The test Is reported
ready to core into the second sand
OF the series.
, 1935-06-16
Germans to Gather
Especial TO The Reraldl

NCpeClal 10 Inc heIdlQl
SAN BENITO, June Is. "A sec
ond attempt will be made Sunday
to observe German Day at the
Germania Clubhouse near Rio
Hondo. the first attempt having
been rained out.
Members Of the club. their friends
as well as all Germans in the
Valley r invited to attend. The
committee on arrangements For
the Fourth Of July celebration also
will meet.
Music will begin at 2:30 o'clock.
, 1935-06-16
Prohibition Drive
Begins In Valley
fSnecial 70 The Heraldl

RAYMONDvILLE. June Is. -
Prohibition mass meeting TO be held
at the Methodist church here at 8
D. m, Sunday, June %. Is being ar
ranged by pastors Of Willacy coun-
ty. All congregations will dismiss
for the meeting.
Ministers have launched an In
tensive drive against the liquor
traffic and are determined to bar
ricade the return Of open sale OF in
toxicating beverages.
, 1935-06-16
SCOUTS EXHIBIT SKILL

SAN BENITO. June 15.--Burrus
Pugsley and Junior Gilbert. Boy
Scouts, demonstrated knot tying 70
members OF the junior high school
Girl Scouts Friday afternoon at the
high school gymnasium. The girls
are preparing themselves for tender
foot tests and they must know how to
tie five certain knots in order 10
PASS the examinations. Mrs. z z.
Ogden is in charge OF the Girl
Scouts.
, 1935-06-16

California to accept jobs picking
prunes. and wanted 70 go through
Mexico. They had no passports.
and so built a rude raft and
tried to cross the rising Rio
Grande five miles below here.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Polska provokace.

We Vendryni, okres Jablun-
kov, ma samych polskych hra-
nicfch, postavili polstf soviniste
polsky prapor S vencem a O.
brazem Pilsudskeho. Pod sto-
Ear pohodili obraz presidenta
republiky Masaryka, ktery "a
slapali do blata. Ma stozaru
visel napis S hanob1c1m pol
skym textem. K vysetrovanf
pflpadu by1 povolan cetnicky
odd1l z Ceskeho Tesfna.
V Albrechtove, byla pred 5
Lefty zasazena ma oslavu 80. ma
rozenin presidenta Masaryka
llpa a postaven u nj pamatnfk.
V noel nynf byla l1pa prelome-
ma a ma pamatn1ku napsano
CAT zije Pilsudski!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Hostinsky Sc probodl.

V Brtnici u Jihlavy sla man
zelka restauratera a najemce
"Velke hospody" Antonio Kru-
tisova otev1rat dvefe domu po-
sluhovacce a nasla pfi tom sve-
no 44leteho manzela lezet v
kuchyni v kaluzi krve. Mel
nozem ma krajenf masa probo-
deny box.
KrutiS v noci pc operaci zem
rel velkou ztratou krve. Pro-
bodl 81 stTeva az Ike slezine.
Pred smrtf udal jeste, re 81
chtel v komore ukrojiti kus u
zeniny, upadl vsak ma dlazbe a
vrazil 81 n1z do boku. Mel ia
Ike skutecne ma stole pTiprave-
ny pTfbor S chlebem a okur-
kou. Pred tim nekolik dnf sto-
nal ma chTipku. Zanechal re-
nu a 7lete dfte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Wax do

Wax Western Maryland dra-
ny jedoucf do Baltimore, vrazil
v nedeli do automobile Rev.
HI. Luthera Rhodes, farafe lu-
terskeho kostela ma Garrison a
Groveland avenue ma kfizovat-
&c u Haywood avenue. Faraf
poranen byl sklem ma hlave.
Rev. Rhodes z Reisterstown
road jel dom6 k veceTi, kdyz
zadek jeho automobile Jim RI
zeneho zachycen byl vlakem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Snejdarek a Billy do pense.

Poslednf "DGstojnicke listy''
pfinasi zpravu, re rozhodli Sc
armadn1 generalove Snejdarek
a Billy pro odchod z chime sluz-
by. Ma m1sto zemskeho veil
tele pro Cechy nastoupi dosa-
vadn1 podnaceln1k hlav. stabu
divisn1 general Kopal a ma mi
sto zemskeho velitele pro "a
padn1 Slovensko dosavadnf di-
visionaf V Banske BystTici, div.
general Votruba, znamy jake
velitel modre armady ma Ion
skych zaverecnych cvicenfch
ma Ceskomoravske vysocine.
Armadnf general Josef Snej-
darek DOLL Sc 2. dubna 60 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
DON GEORGE zapasiti Dude $
RICHARD (DICK) SHIKAT
priSti stredu.

Pr1stf stTedu, "a. dubna v
kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Carlins Park Don
George utka Sc S Richard Shi-
katem v hlavn1m zapase.
V nasleduj1c1ch zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkujf:
Bisignani VS.. Paul Bosch.
RUDE Wright VS.. Rudy Dusek;
George Lenehan VS.. Pat Nc
Kay.
Vstupne jest 55c, 99c a, S1.65.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19

V Ceskych Budejovicfch
zemrel 96lety dudacek Jan
Pellegrini, rodem Ital. Byl
znamou Observation-Disclosures fl
gurkou, typicka tvaT, dlouhy,
az ma prsa splyvajfc1 sedy
vous, sede hustle obocf a ma hla
We skoro vzdy vyrudly baret.
TAX sedaval radu let bud blfze
posty nebo ma narozlD oudleb-
ske ulice u Nemeckeho domu,
S malym drevenym Tesetem,
potazenym cernym suknem s
otvorem uprostTed, u nohou a
dudal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Alliance -Ruska S ceskosloven.
skem.

Pc uverejnenf podrobnostf O.
branne dohody mezi Ruskem a
Francif, v diplomatickych kru-
z1ch sc povazuje "a jiste, re
Rusko uzavre podobnou 1mlu-
WI take S Ceskoslovenskem a
Baltickymi staty, c1mz by Ne
mecko bylo obklopeno tolika
ozbrojenymi spojenci, re by
mt zasla chut ma 1tok ma KITE
rehokoliv z Mich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Povoz s konmi do hloubky 60
metrE.

Poblfz Chomutova pc zledo-
vatele silnici jel povoz, naloze-
ny kladami. Patfil majiteli pi-
ly a mlynari Adolfu Reichlovi
a f1dil jej kocf, 27lety J. Ber-
balk. V jedne zatacce dostal
povoz smyk a zT1til Sc do hloub
ky asi 60 metrG. Pr tom VIZ
S konmi Sc nekolikrate prevra-
til. Koc1 dostal Sc pod viz a
utrpel zlomeniny nohou, rukou
a zeber a hlavy. Jeden kin Sc
padem zabil, druhy Sc vazne
poranil. VIZ byl 1plne rozbit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Spani " blizkosti ohns.

31lety Howard Cooper z
Fawcett ulice, jemuz byla III
ma v noel z nedele ma pondeli,
rozdelal 81 ohen ma lote u 20.
ulice a Falls road a pri tonic
usnu. We spanku svalil Sc do
ohne a popalen nebezpecne ma
prsou a rukou.