Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 41

SLAYS 5IN FAMILY 10 SETTLE RUDEE California Truck Driver Ad- mits Killing Mother, Father and Three Children, By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 5—Hav- ing confessed that he killed five mem- bers of one family to satisty an “old grudge,” Armando Boltares, 24-year-old | San Fernando, Calif., truck driver, to- day was held in the county jail for trial | on & charge of first-degree murder. | Boltares, arrested yesterday, confessed to Capt. William Bright of the sheriff’s homicide division that he had beaten to death with a club Mrs. Helena Al- varez-Garcia, her son, Charles Alvarez, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ‘5, 1929, MAIDU DEAD MUST SWIM TO REACH INDIAN HEAVEN Tribe Believes Members’ Failure to Cross River Results in Their Relncarnation. The white man cannot tell the Indian anything about the importance of swim- ming, at least not those Indians who {|lend credence to the old beliefs of the Southern Maldu. The white man stresses the importance of swimming as a means of saving one's life, but the Southern Maidu believes that one couid not get to Indian heaven without know- ing how to swim. This fact has just been iearned by the University of Cali- fornia department of anthropology through the work of Ralph Beals, grad- | uate student, in gathering up the cul- tural story of the fast-disappearing Southern Maidu tribe, says the San Francisco Chronicle. Beals passed three months among the Maidu, whose old hunting grounds ex- tended generally from Sacramento to the Sierra Nevadas and from Ione to | Nevada City. He found that, although | there are about 1,000 people with Maidu | blood in their veins, only about 35 full- blooded remain and of these two-thirds May Represent Italy caloain COUNT MANZONI, are either too young to remember their ancient tribal customs or too old to give any information about them. He found one old man who is the last ELEVATOR IS PROBLEM IN SKYSCRAPER RACE direct full-blooded descendant of the ———— ruling family, still maintaining au- thority over his fellow tribesmen as|Capacity of Human Ear to With- Chief Yoka, To the American farmers he is mereiy Jiin Dick, s fruit picker| “tand Vibration in 100-Story Shaft Being Considered. and hay cutter, whose assistance is val- uable in keeping the Indians orderly. ‘The old tribesman explained to Beals| NEW YORK (#).—The race to put up that the way to their happy hunting|the tallest office building having been ground, or land toward the West, as|projected, on paper, to the 100-story they call it, is across a great river which | stage, architects are frowning over the has to be swum after death. If one | elevator problem. died and could not swim, reincarnation | The shaft space, cable weight and in the form of some animal would take | speed have to be considered, and prob- place. One might have to come back | ably such ingenious arrangements as into the world as a ooyote, a deer, or | double-deck cabs. The population of perhaps a skunk. the Woolworth Building as about 10,000. R R R R R R If You're Giving —some one a fine table or desk for Christmas let it be fitted with a Plate Glass Top, thereby insuring long life for the good looks of your Bigger buildings will, of course, house | pared a weighty professional protest many more who must be transported to | against the proposal to bring a rail- road to their city. They feared for those new heights as expeditiously as possible. | nsortunate citizens whose health might | Another limiting factor is the capac- | be injured by observing the trains as | ity«of the average human ear to with- | they raced through the countryside at stand vibration in an elevator cab trav- | the fantastic speed of 20 miles an hour. eling at a speed of more than 1,500 feet SR St a minute. 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He at present clsco, T e asserted he later traced Liclano =pia Garcla, head of the family, to Amisa Calif., shot him, and buried the . ; the ranch, where he was employed as & Drive Against Mascots. laborer. Mascots have stirred many grave persons of glan voice or pen Althoueh the mother. and thiree chil- | Shelr protests since the recent motor dren were killed on October 9 and the | Show in London. At the show appeared == = husband on_October 14, the slayings | Locei o fring good _luck. And, - of On Hands. Burned and ot come un nksgiv- u 3 2 S o e enikers discoveed | course, people besan writing to the | |tched, Cuticura Healed. the grave of Charles Alvarez. . the | superstition. Strange to say, some were " The graves of Mrs Gl o dcar. |found to defend mascots, their argu- Tetter. started on the inside of Swo g were found nexe Chz, ment being that mascots reminded| |my hands. It was in little water blisters and burned and itched 8o that I was nearly crazy. Icould not - —— put my hands in water, and in fact was able to do but very little as my Docrors have pre- Hands were 80 sore. Some nights | i i could not sleep on account of it. sceibed Pertussin I had the trouble five years. more often than * Finally I began using Cuticura any other adver- Soap and Ointment and could sec tised coughrem. edy. Itis safe! clu's grave was discovered b o higs | drivers to be careful or stimulated ri- on the theory he might have slain his | YAIry_In_contests. wife and stepehildren. Boltares, who confessed soon after his arrest, said the killings were the result of an old grudge. He sald Mrs. Garcia two years ago induced him to draw $1,000 from his bank account and since then had been trying to poison him to get the money. He also sald the woman tried to come between him and his sweetheart, Dolores Guichaps. Takes Sweetheart to Spot. The suspect said he killed Mrs. Garcia amfe the children after taking them for & ride in his truck. Five days later he located Garcia and shot him. He said he took his sweetheart to Azusa and showed ix;er the grave where he had buried Garcia. Miss Guichapa, who is being held as a material witness, admitted Boltares had taken her to Azusa and pointed out a spot of newly-spaded earth he sald was Garcla’s grave. RICKETS HELD TO FOLLOW TOO MUCH CEREAL IN DIET Scientists Revise Views on Causes, Following Experimental Feeding, And now, s great victery for the baby! For years the Bcb{ has been urged to eat more cereal in order that he might grow big and strong like daddy. Every spoonful was repre- sented as contributing just that much more toward this presumably desirable end. Now we are told that it is pos- sible to have too much of such a good thing. But let us tell the story as we have it. 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