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The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

on Boston-blvd., during which time
her sister, Ruth, is staying AT the
home OF 4 friend.
Last week the pupils OF the first
grade were promised their first stere.
opticon pictures in the kindergarten
Should any OF them be late that day
their treat VAS 10 be forfeited. or
course no one was late They were
much interested in Cinderella, The
Three Pigs. and other pictures which
never fail 10 interest small children.
The kindergarten children were-also
much interested in the microscope
pictures shown them day or two
ago
The Fairbanks-Doty championship
game resulted in the defeat OF this
school by score OF > 10 o.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

speech 10 Tue seniors, which was fol
lowed by speeches and toasts Dy an
the members OF The class. william
Zimmermau a graduate or last year.
gave a clever talk on the Alumni.
The first annual banquet OF the ann
lated high school viii introduce Alien
4. Sfockdale, who viii speak on 'C7.
and hJndiCaps About 100 Cass stu
dents are expected to attend, ana new
yells were practiced for this occasion.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
ESTABROOK SCHOOL
Editorial Stan-Chief. Roger Baconi
associates. Harry Rutherford. Leitha
KIN. wtnifred Wilson. Lowell Baker.
samuel Armitage, Sara Rance, Har.
Ney Richie. Ralph jackson.

We are sorry to have Russell Brod.
erick out of room X on account OF
illness
Rooms + and + are learning new
folk dance, called the Ace OF Dia-
monds."
Miss Bernard. teacher OF room +,
who had SO many pupils out with the
mumps, rs glad to see them all back
again.
Miss Bailey, Of Trenton. Mich. visit
ed our school room Thursday. Jan. IA.
and stayed in the afternoon 10 see
our program
William Gowans, uf Room C, has
tho humps. He caught them from his
sister
Russell Hardwiek. OF room X, is
cor fined in his house with illness
Editors Winifred Wilson and Leitha
Kin visit rooms r. r, G.. III, /, ] X. /
and NJ. Monday and Friday afternoons
TO gather the news
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
DOTY SCHOOL

Editorial StRG--ChIcf Paul Reeds 49,
sociHtcs, William Osband. MARION
MacIcRn. Hugh Johnson. France.
NnrshflI.
The esp Fire Girls Of the North
Woodward Congregational church
went ON a hike" TO Joy farm. after
which n lunch furnished by the girls
was eaten az the church.
Catherine kresge is IN az her home
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Solomon, Sarah Vain, Frederick VIII
mer. Elizabeth Freeman finished first
without an error The remainder OF
lthe class are interested and~Wi!l fin
ish soon.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
Very Nettlino.

I'm not subject 10 quick proyocation
But mercy, how | hate
y bureau OF information"
Which doesn't informate,
Peoria Journal.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

The Times is the only Detroit
newspaper that does not per-
NIT the use of its columns to
promote the sale of whisky,
beer and cigarettes TO school
children.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Detroit Zines bob Printing DEPART
ment.--Maln 1920
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

-Four students at Hillger school
nave perfect score on attendance
this term. Not an absent or tardy
mark stands against them.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Estabrook lost the championship OF
league nine to Goldberg In the soccer
contest, but the editors report the de-
feat with true sportsmanslike spirit,
and look to the future with confidence.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Once again are we compelled 10
apologize for an error creeping into
the make. up" of this department. An
article written by Herman Barcus, OF
the Cass Technical high evening
school, was run under the heading OF
the day school, with Philip Weisman
and Maurice Resnick as editors. Some
day, somewhere, somehow, we will be
able to get away from such errors.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

George Shenandoah, student at
Columbian school. has 100 stars on
the board. indicating perfect lessons
and department. OF course the edi-
tors are proud enough of this record
to tell OF II.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Sam vital, pupil in room d, Bishop
school, has all Zones" on his grade
card, which fact is sufficiently pleas
ing to the editors TO prompt them TO
tell of il IN their items OF Saturday
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Farrand school editors are proud OF
six pupils in the eighth grade who
have neither been tardy or absent
during the term.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Palmer school editors always have
something interesting to tell in their
items, and the story OF the birthday
celebration in the kindergarten IN FIJI
days paper, was exceptionally clever.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Much interest centers in the first OF
the triangular debates to be held at
Central high, Friday night Jan. N22.
A team from Cleveland Will be the
opening opponents.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

The editors at Firnane declare their
delight at being back in school again
after the holiday vacation, ana are
ION the Job again" With their usual
lot OF bright news items.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Cary school editors report the pro
motion of @. z. Erickson, teacher OF
the ungraded room, to the principal
ship OF Houghton school.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Three new teachers are to be added
to the stan at George Junior Gigh, ac-
cording 10 the editors.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Boys Of the graduating class at
Owen school, In the manual training
class, are making a waste paper bas-
ket for Principal John Merrell, each
Stat OF which will be made by dit
ferent boy, with his name carved
thereon.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

de facto government of Mexico. OF
which Carranza is the chief executive
and which is the lawfully and legal
ly recognized government OF Mexico is
the true owner of the 100000 now on
deposit in the name of the PLAINTIFF.
That the money involved is being
drawn from by Cantu, from time To
time is stated in the complaint, and
the remaining money, the complaint
sets forth, is deposited in the banks
under the designation of El Goblerno
National de Mexico. which, the com
plainant states, is the specific designa-
tion OF the Mexican government which
recognizes CaTranza as the chief eN-
ecutive of the de facto government
The complaint goes on to say that
whatever sums of money were depos-
tied under this designation were made
on behalf of the legally constituted
government of Mexico. The 100000,
the complaint continues, was derived
as revenue and fines from the North
ern district OF Lower California.
Charges of military control and do
minion over all that portion of Mex
leo known as the Northern district of
Lower California, in opposition and in
an open state of rebellion TO the gov
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Cantu Sued By De Facto
Government For 100000

that it was too late 10 get into the
court house and in the presence of
Vaughn Thompson. court clerk, Su-
perior Judge Cole and other court of
ficials, the document was officially
filed.
The complaint alleges that Esteban
Cantu has deposited certain sums of
money in the CaleXico banks which
the plaintiff has been informed and
believes to aggregate 100000. This
money, the complaint sets forth. has
been deposited in the name of the
Mexican government.
The document further alleges that
from time to time Colonel Cantu has
been and stil is drawing and receiv-
ing credit for portions of the 100000,
in his own individual name. and that
he is doing 50 with the consent of
the banks.
That at no time or at all did Cantu
have authority or power lawfully and
rightfully conferred upon him, either
by the present administration or the
Mexican government, to draw or re
ceiVc credit i'm his own name for any
part of the money involved i'm the
suit, the complaint alleges, further al
lcging the truth to be that Carranza,
as We'll as the Mexican government.
has expressly repudiated all right.
title or power that Cantu has asserted
i'm or to the 100000.
Tho defendants have refused and
still refuse to inform the plaintiff OF
the amount of money on deposit in the
name Of the Mexican government, the
complaint further sets forth. Further
claims by the Carranza element 10
the money are contained in clause
in the complaint which states that the
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
TRIO HURT WHEN CAR
PLUNGES OVER CLIFF

Thrown from his seat i'm new Buick
automobile which he had purchased
in san Diego lasl week W. W. Culver,
CaleXioo raneher. and his passenger,
+ Mazcarate CaleNfeo contractor had
a narrow escape from death last night
when the ear plunged off the Noun
tain Springs road. Both men sustained
rocks. \ brake on an outside wheel
Of the car. gripping too suddenly when
Culver attempted 10 check the speed
of the machine. and swinging the car
out over the cliff is said to have been
responsible for the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
MAY NOT
BE IN VALLEY LEAGUE

Unless CaleXlco manages to raise
sufficient funds to finance a baseball
team for the Winter League, IGl Cen
tro, Brawiey and Imperial, which have
already laid plans fDr a 4-toWu league.
will be forced to postpone the per
fection Of their plans, unless Holtville
or san Diego decides to cnter a team
in the league. 'CaleXico's inability
to raise sufficient funds was disclosed
at meeting of the directors of the
local club at the offices of Attorney
j. f. Seymour last night.
Brawley has already raised $1,000
and plans for securing players are
well under way. At Imperial practi-
cally The same condition exists
and the local directors have wired the
men who are to form the El Centre
team to report November /.
No funds have been raised here yet
and it will probably be the middle Of
the week before any solicitation for
financial aid is made. But so sure are
the directors that they will meet with
success that they have ordered the
team to report and are going ahead
with their plans as if the money was
already in hand. There has been
lively interest and enthusiasm here
over the proposal to have winter base
ball this year and the view that there
will be no difficulty in getting enough
subscriptions to organize a local team
appears to be warranted.
CaleXicos failure to raise sufficient
money has temporarily disorganizcd
the league, but the directors are con
tinuing with their plans to set the
local team organized at once.
The border town first decided that
So, 600 was necessary to organize a
toa,, al ia raiGa tbat a m III n
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

Sensations involving international
law were sprung last nigm when suit
was filed by the de facto government
of Mexico, Of which General Venusti-
ano Carranza is the chief executive,
against the Calexico National Bank
and the First National Bank of ca
leNico, and Esteban Cantu governor
of Baja California. Representatives of
Carranza have been negotiating with
Cantu for some time for the posses
sion of the money which the civil and
military leader of Lower California is
said to have collected since he has been
in office and. following his refusal to
accede to the demands Of the Carran-
~ representative, suit VA tiled in the
Superior court last night 10 get pos
session of 100000 which the Carran-
"a faction alleges belongs to them.
The action was instituted by NJ. G.
Paroles, Carranza consul, who has
been at Calexico for the last year.
Paroles has been actively -Cantu
and several months ago made the
statement that IA soon as the Carran-
zistas took possession of the town
all the grants and privileges which
had been dispensed by Colonel cantu
would be repealed,
The legal action VA started at $50
last night and "A temporary restraining
order to prevent Cantu from with
drawing the 100000 which he is al
legged to have ON deposit in the ca
lexico banks followed short time
later.
Attorney william Butcher of Ca
lexico, who represents the first chief
in the action. hunted up various court
officials and attaches at the Country
club last night when he discovered
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

AT 1926 this morning the petition
for the recall Of President Hamilton of
the irrigation district was filed with
Secretary Berry, the petition having
259 signatures, or rs more than re
quired.
The signers of J the petition are al
most all farmers, il having been the
desire To make this an expression OF
the will of the farmers, rather than of
the townspeople, who would have
signed just as readily.
The petitioners in all cases give the
name. precinct, residence and date Of
signing, in accordance with the pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Butter Trust Inquiry
Reported To Be Underway

not be located this morning, and local
creamerymen do not know of his pres
ence.
1t is a matter of common belief that
the butter interests of the whole West
are under control Of the large pack
ing companies, but what foundation
there is for this belief is not known.
1t seems probable that action to be
taken under the sherman antitrust
law will reveal the facts in connection
with butter control.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
COTTON MARKET
SHOWS NO CHANGE

Cotton remains locally al 1926 to
12.37 cents, being practically uu-
changed. Eastern markets today, ac-
cording 10 reports to DAILY Brothers.
were steady.
New Orleans December opened
12.33, closed 12.26@ 2S. January, opened
l2.IS, closed 124144G spots 10 No
sales.
New York December opened 12.45.
closed II pa i3. January opened lest,
closed 12.54@ 56. Spots l245. Sales.
800 bales.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

eminent of Mexico. are contained In
the complaint, which further states
ihat the plaintiff is about 10 regain
control OF the territory now under Can
lu's domination. Carranza. the com
plant states, has expressly repudiated
the authority IF Esteban Cantu as
governor of the district and the United
states is lending aid To the first chief
by placing an embargo on all arms
shipped from this country TO Cantu.
Charges that the ciyil and military
leader Of Lower California is prepar-
ing to withdraw money from the
caleNico banks a--s abscond, where he
will be without the jurisdiction If
both Mexico and the United states. are
contained in the final paragraph of
the complaint, which states that Car
rama has been Informed that Cantu Is
about TO take immediate steps To pro
tect his control of the district over
which he exercises Jurisdictions
he restraining order which effcctu-
ally prevents Cantu from touching the
money at least temporarily. was
granted last night and was immedi-
ately followed by the filing of a S3.-
600 bond by the government of Mex
leo. signed by j. Villasenor and Albert
Pedrin. eEEEM
Pedrin is CaleXico merchant and
is reputed to be wealthy. Villasenor,
likewise of CaleXico, is said to be rat
ed as a wealthy man.
This is probably the first instance
in American Jurisprudence in which
another nation has brought suit
against one of its territories in a Unit
ed states court
fCONTTNIrEn ON PAGE FOlrRr
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Petition for Recall of
Hamilton IS Filed

visions Of the law, and it is believed
there will be no teehniealitN on which
this petition can be annulled.
In from 30 10 ~ days the board will
be required 10 hold an election.
Circulators of the petition report
that the attempted reinstatement of
Conkling to his $4o0-a-month salary
was accepted generally as defiance
Of public sentiment and made voters
everywhere anxious 10 sign.
The petition fer the recall Of Direc-
tor Brockman, who is Conklings most
vehement defender. will now be cir
culated and filed in a short time.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
MASS MEETING AND
RALLY FOR COLORED
CHURCH TOMORROW

The pastors and members of the COL
ored NJ L. church have secured the
empty store room of the Davis bulld
ing. Fifth and Main streets, in whlch
10 hold their special rally and mass
meeting tomorrow. large choir
trained by the presiding elder, VIII
furnish excellent music. Addresses Will
be delivered by local pastors of white
and colored churches.
Everybody is welcome. The meeting
will be held at p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Between Two Fires
Serbia Fights Hard

through the sale of 3oo shares of stock
At SO per share. PAYABLE over pc
riod of months.
Some enthusiasm Wa displayed by
fans, but for tie most part the solici-
tors did not meet viii 81 great degree
of success and abandoned thelr plan.
Reports from CaleNico this morning
Indicated tnat the plan to organize a
bah team and become a member of
The Valley League had not been given
up entirely
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

For some time the Department of
Justice has been investigating the al
legged butter trust of California, Utah,
wyoming, Nevada, Washington, Ore
gon and Arizona, and Leon Bone, spe-
cial agent of the department, is re
ported to have returned to Los An
geIes for further inquiry there.
There was a report on the street this
morning that Mr.. Bone is in the val
lev. but. if such is the case, he could
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
G. e. KENNEDY BUYS
INTEREST IN TULANE

George E. Kennedy yesterday pur-
chased the interest of Sheriff c. NJ.
Applestil IN the Theatre Tulane. MI.
Cook has retained his interest, how
ever. and will assume the active man
agement. Since his appointment as
sheriff MIR. Applestil has been devot-
ing IN time TO the office and has been
desirous of Withdrawing from the the
atrical business.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Hoboes Are To Be Barred
By the United Counties

The hobo who finds his way into
Southern California this year will
have to be an artist.
Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernar-
dino and Orange counties have pooled
their forces to keep the gentry of the
road out, and men will be stationed on
this side of the Colorado at Yuma and
Needles to head off the great annual
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
FIREMEN MAKE RUN
FOR MOVIE CAMERA

All the realism Of the fire depart
ment responding 10 a real fire was
infused into run made shortly after
noon today for the benefit of the movie
camera. The bell changed vigorously
and the firemen responded on tho run.
all of which was registered in the eve
of the camera The pictures viii bc
shown at the Theatre Tulane
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
DAVIS TO OPEN
ANOTHER DRUG STORE

NEGOTIATIONS for the opening of a
drug store on the corner of Sixth and
Noin streets in the Rumsey block were
closed last night by ]. e. Davis who
hoe lust returned from a visit to Los
Angeles. The work of remodeling the
corner will be started at once and 1t
10 axnected the new store will open
ahout the first of December. Mr.. Da-
VIC will also retain his store at Fifth
and Main streets
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Kettner Says He Is Out
Of Congressional Race

was entirely in accordance with a de-
cision he made many months ago, and
there WIS nothing mysterious about
his retirement. lie said he had the
kindliest of feelings toward all the
voters of the district 10 whom, not to
him, all credit is due. lie thanks the
people for their loyalty and support
and assures them that throughout the
rest Of his term neither his interest
nor enthusiasm will wauc.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

San Diego, Oct. 23.-Congressman
William Kettner will not be Il candi-
date to succeed himself at the next
general election. All doubt as to the
candidacy was removed
last night when he formally announced
that he would retire from public life
upon the expiration of his present
term on March !, 1917.
Congressman Kettner said his action
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

Narn1 and are expected to land an
army there. ON the upper right hand
are Odessa and SeVastopol, in Russia,
where the Russians will mobilize for
their part in the Balkan campaign.
Note how close Italy is To the Balk-
ans and The possibility of an Italian
expedition to take the Austro- Germans
in the rear or ON their righ1 flank.
Readers can readily understand after
a glance at the map the close connec-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Teutons Lose 10000.

London, Oct. ga dispatch from
Nish today says official announcement
has been made that the losses of the
Austro C erman army of invasion have
reached 10000 dead. wounded and pris-
Oners.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

migration.
Stone piles will be provided at these
points and all the hohos caught will
be set at work or induced to turn
their steps backward.
For years there has been an increas-
ing influx during the winter months,
and now il is proposed by joint effort
to put an end 10 it.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Greece Rejects OFFER.

London, Oct. 23.-The Times says to-
day it understands that Greece has
rejected the offer of Great Britain to
cede the island of Cyprus in retrun for
participation in the war by Greece On
the side of the Allies.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

lion between this new campaign and
the campaign in the Dardanelles.
Many famous names In ancient his
tory and mythology appear on the
map. Note MI. Olympus. in Greece:
Athens. Mt. Athos Thrace. in Bulgaria.
Thessaly. noted 10 Bible students as
the object of Paul's letters 10 the Thes-
salonians, smyrna, home Of one of
the very first Christian churches. Isl
ana of Rhodes. and others.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

the railroad from Nish 10 the Gulf Of
SaIOniki, which the Bulgarians are
trying to cut and possess. The French
and English armies land at Saloniki
and use this railroad to rush troops
to the Scrbians. Serajevo, i'm Bosnia,
is the town where the world war was
started. There The conspirators killed
Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife.
See Varna, in bulgaria on the Black
sea. The Russians have bombarded
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