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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
3rubatps Mittcl.

Nm @icbel zines arartcubouie$
Oes Staot &io De Saneiro in Srn.
lien itebt in @olobu6itobcn Die &n.
idrift: r3ie mcnidlidc giteIteit
Dem menihIidcn glcn6". Nit ole.
fer SSnihrift bat eS iolgcnoc BE-
tpanotnis: Ser &oiicr Com BebrO
bon @raiilien wolte emit Den bic
len &riippcln unb @ebrehliden in
Der Sallptitnot ieitlcS IeideS cine
3ufluftitGtte 9riiuocn, obue in lei
ne &aide 5it g~reifen. Gr erlieB Ell.
men Aufrllf BUR 8eibilfe, oicier
aber blicb ioit wirfungslos; uur
gang ipdrIih iloiien Die @abcn. Ga
cntidloB itb Der Safer, oenen, Die
100000 Wilreis 3eitneten, Den ga.
rontitel 81, perleiben uno sic, Die
100000 MilrciS aeifneten, 5l
@rofen Su erbebert. llno iiebe, iest
itromte Ons @elo in 8iiae berbeil
Ser Gag Der Ginpeibung fam. Cine
groBe Meilge mar %periammelt. @r.
nortunSgpon blidte man nod Dem
@iebelieIo, Dem eiu3igen Stiid 6es
i6muden @aueS. oas nod Derbiiat
War, enblif fiel Die Siine, unb Die
neuen v@oellelltc" laien piitenO:
nGie menidlihe gitelfeit Dem
menibli6en gleno."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Gin nenes Sabr.
Bon Gertrude Sriepel.

Bon Gertrude Sriepcl.
Define 0ein Ser5 Dem nelte Sabr!
&6ItGfe @aben reidt es Dir oar:
Stunocn, cnii9em Sdaffen getueibt,
@oIoeue 6riiblinss. II. Somuer6cit;
acbren unb 5riitte nit 5artc,u
Slaum,
@interItille un6 8cibnnd)tStralml
Define Ocin Sdus uho laii' iic ein:
9lurnenoiifte uno Sonnenfdein,
Gogeliiugen unS @fedenfiang;
@arme 8orte uno fr6btidcu Gart,
Ircl,c Scr3cn, Die ltrGntiuegt
Mit Dir trogen. mas 2eincs tr1gt.
Define Define S%ccle--p meit, rett
lucit!
3liidtig ipie @ellcn pcrrinnt ia Die
3eit.
Stln0e Inn Stunoe lpanoert oaber,
Wtande pertdnbelt ilnb iubaItsihmer,
Germ iic pcrticfcn uno mlBc Iic
aus
Define bir Secle. oiinc 9cin Salis!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
@ittenbers 9adridten.

9lnl lcbten Sonntog mlrOc Oas
jiingitc G0htcrden Oes Scrrn Ill9s
9rcbc uno @attin in Der bieii9en
epongelii6en &irhc bur6 SaItor
0ictel getouft. IlS Soufpatin fln-
girtc 6rou 2pbio Siinfel unO crbielt
ous &ino Die Nomen Slorentine
2pbia.
Artblr Gngelbreht, Elm Stubent
bcS epangeliIden Srebigcr.S eminarS
preoigte am letter Sonntag Ibcno
in ser eponeeliiden Stride III @eralo
uno miro am Wittmo6 Mbenb in
bieiiger epongeliidcn Stride preois
gen.
Nn Iesten Somntog erbieltcn mir
bic traltriec Godri6t COB Srall
Sebl, cine Softcr bon 8ilbelm
S6ipeppe ltno @attin, in ct. 2ouis
gcitorben lit. Sic 2cidc murbe bon
st. Souls bierber sebroGt unb er,
fol9te bic @ecroigung ON @ittpod
ouf Dem Gbongeliihen ~.SricObofc.
Die Seritorbcnc binterIIBt ibrer
Giefbctriibtcn @uttiu. Der ols"9rief.
trigger in ct. 2ouis argeitellt lit.
fiini &inocr, hire tiefbetriibten 81.
tern orci S6mcitcr ltno cirten 9ru,
ser.
@ir miini6en allen 2ciern bes
&olfsblott mn bcm 0rudcrperional
Elm qliidlides neues Sabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Man nebme feline Ir5uei eegen
9opfneb Elm, erflGrt Die 8unbes. @e.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Nan iude einen
Srat, einen 3abnarat ooer einen Iu.
genor5t auf, I'M gu crfnbren, Of iidJ
Die llriade %beitimmen lGBt. Sft mo.
gen Die Iugen ODER bic 3dbne an DEM
&opfneb idulo fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Snr SabresUcuSc.

Sell pcrhnlluu icuc @Iodcn,
Die Nrml Set Der b0ditcn Siebc,
Sic scr bciI'gcu Niodlt aclGlttct.
llnO nod icincS 2eiOenS 6iiuc
@cbt i'll @intcrihlof Der Groc
Mud bas ultc Sobr 5llr Stub!
Go,-mit bcbrenL nolleIl &Ianac-
SGuten MN Der Siirmc @loden! )
llnb tic lGuten SoI utb @crgen,
Sung unh Nlt in SdloB mo Siltten
Sung unh Gilt in 9ci0 unb Soften
Gin - baS frcmbc ncue Sobrl
M0a' ibr &Iingcn freilnbIid) bollen,
WtGe' ibr &lingcn 6ricben l1ltten
Sou uno flor III alien 2onocn;
CAB ollf cdtcr Irbeit MiIber,
Dab ouf c6tcn Slides 6rcrbe
g2ic nltf SrGncn cdytcu 2eibeS
Se9cn RIB I'M neuen Sabrl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
8irft mic Gin @nnber.

49,
mcincr &naben5cit babe id, an Hbeu.
motismls gclittcn" id)reibt SEER g,
=. Wnmbcnd bon Glprio, Ohio.
nWtcin Sci6cu molltc feincr 0cbano'
tlul0 meidcn; bel icbcm @ittcrun9Ss
mcd)icl itclItc cs iidl micOcr elm,
gtud @cbroll6 bon icdlS Tloidcn
Iprni'S NlpCnfrGlltcr bot Der Hbclt-
n,otiSmi& u,,i0cbGrt. mid 81, ploacu.
Man fam nift ST nicl gum Sohc
NiclcS Mcilmrittcla lugcn; c$ mirtt
mic Elm MrmOcr." Gnuicnoc bon lei
0Cnocn MGnncru un0 Srulrcn bobcn
Wciun0hcit uno &rnft IN hicicm al.
ten, bcm0brtcn MrGutcrhcilnlittCl &C
ilmoCn. Is lit niht in 0cn Ipotbc'
fen 81 hubcu, ionocrn miro Nurh be,
inn0crc Sofolo9cntcn gcIicicrt, ipel'
d)c sic McDiSin oircft rrboItcn ais
Dem 2oboratoriltm bon Or. Fcter
6obrncp & Cons Gp,, 250l @uiD.
ingtpn @lp0,, Chicago, SlI,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

esy7 9ea9tet bas Datum out Dem
aoreboettel oes @olfsblattes nno Ct.
neuert bas Announcement iobalo als
ME basielbe abselaufen lit. @ern
sic bos 8olfsblatt nidt erbaIterL
bann 1T bodit tpabrideinlid Der
@r,lnb bofiir. 6aB Sbr announcement
Der grneuerung beoorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Gus. 9orliid, bon @oollonL hat
Icttc ISOLDE 5cbn Gurfcps in OpcnS.
billie al1f Den Morft gebradt unO
oiCiclbcn 51 cincm 0urhidnittsprci'
ic bon $3.50, olio i'm @on3cl filr
$500 berfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

= 8er oos SoIfsbIott bermibt,
miro bic llriade BARN finbcn, oab or
Die 3citun9 nidt micocr beitelIt bat
alS Die 3eit abeelaufcna mar. @cnn
sic 3eit abeelo,ifcn lit, b0ren mir nit
Dem Shiden auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Die Slide lit Der iuidtihite Srt I'M
Souie, BON geiunObeitliden Stano.
pl,nfte aus, erfl1rt Die 8unoes : Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. aIle @cgenItGnoe
uno Gcrionen in Der &ildc miiiien Oa.
Der peinlidit lauber geboltcn meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
3adridten ans a~nsreHsenSen Gouu'
tics, ans anierem Stnat nub
anoeren Staaten.

Gle iGbrIihe 6ormer.@ ISOLDE miro
bonn 10. bis %. Sonilar in Golum-
bia ~ub9eboltcn mcroer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Sinlon Selling lit iett Den gigcn,
tbiiI1cr Der clettriid)cn &ihtonlage
III OlpenSpilIe. 5. ". 'EcIltcr bat
oicicIbc an i'm perfouit I'M iih an.
6crCn @cidGitS Sn~tcrciien wiontcn
5u f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Slotimm SnItrumente i'm @ertbc
BOZ. $4,000 muroen in Der Noht bon
0icn$toe auf Rittuoh aus bent
demiiten 2oborotorilm Der Staots.
llniucriitGt Su Columbia 9eitoblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Sr0iibcnt 8ilion icierte ON Sonu-
tag leinen 63iten @eburtStoa in iei.
mem &ronfen5immer in 8aibington.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Sn Cape @iraroeou Gountp muir.
DC bic 6rage elmer 9oItoanloge fir
StrnBcnbau in Sobe bon elmer Mil.
lion Dollars nit GROCER Weebrbeit
ab9eIebnt, unb atpar banptiddli6
bcSbolb neil bic 5tcltern iest i9on
bod eenug iino unO Der Dollar 3ltr
3eit MIR eiuen aaufmertb pom 33
Gents bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

6. M. 3epelp, Goumtp- Inualt
bon OIage Gorntp, bat fem Amt
nicocreelcgt nm baS glnlt oeS Set
rCtGrS Der itautlidCn Steucrs Cont
miiiion unSutrctcn. @oupcrnulr
@orNucr bot Oen friibcrcn &reiSrid.
ter. W. 9opioion 5ln Nudfolgcr
3cpclp'S oIS GountDs Impolt CT.
nonnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

@tIliant Sucocmom. Sobn bon
Sront Sllcocnunl, Don @ooIlnnr
uno Sri. @rrloo &o6, Gohtcr 0cs
pcrit, iriibcrcn GountpridtcrS Mug.
Sod bon Tbir0 Greet, mllrocn &c.
itcrn in Der @obmtn9 Der Wtuttcr
scr 9ruut cbclid) ucrpun0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Der @euuB zines SubititutS fiir
@bistD bo$ gum Ibcil aus bcnotllr.
oliiirtcm NIfoboI (@ooo . AlcoboD
beitoub, bate ocn 300 bon lie Ser.
loren unN ooS Grblinbcn BOZ, 5obls
rcid)er onOcrcn HCrioncu iucld)c bon
Oiciem Yrobibitious '@bisfcp trou'
ten CUR 6oIge, b
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Ginbrcdcr OrnnQcn mGbrcnb cl.
lrer Nad)t Der lCbtcn ISOLDE in emil
Sci9'S Soolbolle in SmcnSpillc nn0
c%ntlpcnoetcn $10l. so an @~oorgcI0
unO 8cloanpeiIlngcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

@GbrcnO DEM p%crgongcncu Sabre
1910 purDcn in @dScouobr County
1885 GOlntn So9b 2i5cnIcn, 81
StaatS. Gi5cnicn unN II 5iidIi3cnicn
oitsgeItcllt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Sonntog, Ocn IS. Sonuor, miro in
Columbia, DO, ooS 0robc ncllc
&cim fir Ole fotbolii6en Stnocntcu,
mcldcs Ole &nigbtS Of Columbus
OicicS Stnotcs gCGcn aoitcnoliponO
BON 100000 bnbcu errid)tCn IoIicr,
0ur6 oen bodm'itcn Gr3biidoi @len'
non feicrlid cingeWcibt mcrocn. Die
firdIide 6cier miro NM 10 llbr be-
ginucu. Bon ct. 2ouiS, Ganias
GitA Scffcrion Gitp. ScOolio mo
onbercn Ortcn ucroen al Dem Gage
Spe5iolaii9c pielr anigbts Of GoIrun.
bus noh Columbia briugerL nm Die
les mihtige Grci9niB fetetn 81 bel.
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

9ir Circuit Court miro ON ~.
Sonltur in Siblutg trctcn; sic Goul.
tp Court un1 IS. Sonntur ,rnO sic
9robotc Court on %. Scbruor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Scr Concrete gilbert an Der gop
unb SmiSS RooO uobc GboS. &rtn'S
Sorm lit jebt pollenoet uno biloet
cine Ucicntlidc &erbciicrln0 Ger
Gpao.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

HidorO &. Willer, 3S06 Irlcnol
Strnbc, Cin ct. 2ouiicr Wolcr, bat
Den Tuftrog 5ltr AlrSiiibrlng 6lueier,
jc 10 bel 8 SUB grobcn @onoeemGl.
DC fir bnS Stoots6immer i'm StoatS.
fopitoI 81 Scffcrion Gitp crbalten.
gSie pcrlnltct, iol bas cine ouS Sc
mdIbc Den 9eritt Der Seluis uuO
Glnrf expedition an @aibinetou
US06) unO oas onberc bcn frilbcrcn
MiiIouricr 9rnocsicnotor 2bomnS
$. Benton, cine Me0c inl ct. &nltia
Icr Court Soltic bnIten6, barltcllcn.
Die Soften Der @CmGI6c iino ollf
%t2,t0l icitgeictt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Bic llrfunoc, (3cco) our6 DCl6en
oaS gigentbum Ger Stone Sill @ine
So. on Die Start Rcaltp So. ilber.
tragcr miro lrno oieic 8o6e I'M bic
iiscn accorocr Nmtc acbudt marot,
tri1g Die b6ditt Stcmpelittcucr ir.
geno cines 9ccos Der wabrcno Dem
oergangcnen Sabre in Der Office Oes
R~ecoroers our Gintragllng Angelic.
ftrt lp,,roe. Die &aufiumnc fir
ous Giecntbum betrue $30,700 mo
Die Stempeliteuer $31.0 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Iascmcine GonhtD.N e

@Cborcn, lcttr ISOLDE. Dem Che.
poorc Mm. Nuf0crNci0e, IN OmcnSs
billie, cin S0bnden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

@runocigentbumS- ltcbcrtragungeh
ipurocn felt letter ISOLDE in Hccor'
Der. ginte bon @asconaoe Gountp pie
folgt gebuGt: Otto Ooerflingcr an
ScrOinono 9ieboI, 23S gldcr nabc
Smiss. fir $4,000; Stonc Sill @ine
60, allies @runocigentbum ne6it Den
DISQUALIFICATION, alsi6liebli6 Der
ReiibenS bcS BERT. Geo. Starf, oil
Die Starf Stealth 60, fir $30,700;
Gpalino Sdroeoer, 8ormuno fir
Nnna SdroeSer, oils irriinnia err
fl6rt, on Sris S6roeoer, Den II.
Intbeil oiif 240 glder nabe Roicblb,
fir $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
COAL STRIKE TO
BE SETTLED SOON
(Ry Associated Pressl

LONDON Jan 29-British coal min
ers are entering upon a nationwide
campaign to educate" the public in
the school of naturalization. They are
backed by the entire trade union move
ment. An attempt will be made to
show that state ownership and coop
erative management of mines would
benefit the miner, the consumer and
the public treasury.
This propaganda is to be developed
with such intensity as to force the gov
ernment to give definite yes" or
mo" answer to the question. Then it
will depend upon the. tenacity with
which the two sides stand by their
guns as to whether a general election
will be fought out with naturalization
as the issue. Ee.5f
Aside from the dispute between rail
way men. and the government over
wages, prospects of industrial peace
in Great Britain are regarded by the
government and the trade unionists as
brighter than at any time since the
conclusion of the war.
Government and labor leaders fore
cast a period of serenity and increased
production for which they have long
pleaded as the first essential in re-estab-
fishing the country on a firm economic
basis.
Several thousand moulders have been
on strike for 13 weeks but it is declar-
ed large number of them have enter
ed other employment.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
''H|LL IS gully"
SCOTT'S REPLY
7 0 SEYM OUR

Already a spirited battle n pro-
gress over the comingfght between
the district attorneys office and the
attorney for the defense of former
Marshal Hill, of the Ell Centro police
department, recently indicted by the
grand jury and suspended from the
police force, because of alleged mis-
conduct while at the head of the police
force.
Yesterday Joseph Seymour, attor-
lney for the defense stated that he
might be quoted as saying that he
will free the accused man. He en-
'phatically stated that Mr.. Hill is not
guilty of the charge against him and
that he would prove to the state Mr..
Hills innocence before thetrial is over
On the other hand DeputyDistrict
Attorney Chas. Scott today said that
beyond boubt there was sufficient
'evidence in the case to convict Hill.
A special investigator was employ
ed by the district attorneys office and
he has been in the valley for some
time gathering data on the conditions
here, and according tothe investigator
there is enough evidence in the hands
of the District Attorney to at the
present time to convict not only Mr..
Hill but other officials as well.
The eyes of the etnire valley are
directed towards FL Centro and the
investigation now before the county
Officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
EXTRA SESSION
IS FAVORED BY
STATE OFFICIALS
(By Associated Press)

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 29-State Off
cials are almost unanimously in favor
of an extra session of the Legislature to
consider legislation to stop the en-
croachments of Japanese and other AS
iatics in California. Many state legis-
lators recently have visited Governor
VIM. d. Stephens and personally eurged
him to call an extra session.
State Treasurer Friend w. Richard
son believes the Japanese question
must be settled before they get more
firmly entrenched that nothing can be
done. When the Japanese own more
property, have become greater factor
in the labor market, vote in any great
numbers and become more powerful in
commerce, then many who oppose them
now will find it to their interest to
cease opposition. One can readily un-
derstand that when thousand Japa-
slese have obtained votes In Sacrament
to, they may control a close election
and become a block of votes sought
after Japanese immigration should
be opposed because these people can
not be assimilated into our civilization.
They cannot become part of our people.
The Japanese question should be ap-
preached not with abuse and the petty
calling of names, but upon broad
grounds and with firmness and decor
um.
"We want California to be the land
of the white man. The Japanese want
Japan to remain the land of the Orien-
tails They would resent Americans
going to their country by the thousands
to settle. Let the Japanese remain in
the Orient and they need fear no hostil
|ity from America. The Japanese ques
ton can be i'm measure settled by
judges with the courage of Judge Bled
soc of Los Angeles and Judge Wallace
|of Visalia; but congress must take ac
ton. The California delegation will be
unanimous on this question, but have
great task in convincing the people
of the eastern portion of our country
who are faced with other serious for
eign questions"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
MEXICAN WITH
GUNLANDS|N JAIL

F'lorentian Hernandez. a Mexican.
age 54, was lodged into the county Jail
late yesterday. charged with assault
with deadly weapons. He was taken
into custody by City Marshall Gillette
of Hotville.
The flourishing of the heavy artillery
came as result of financial wrangle
between a number of MeXicans living
in the same locality as Hernandez, and
when the Mexican found he was losing
ground by talking, he drew "3S" Auto
matte, a knife and two other imple-
ments of war. He was in the notion OF
using one of his friendly enemies as
target when Marshall Gillette broke up
the argument by hauling the man to
the county Jail.
He is being held for a large bond.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
FRENCH CURRENCY
TOUCHES LOW LEVEL
(RyAssociated Press)

PARIS, Jan. 29-Never in the history
of France ever after the Franco-Prus
sian war and in the days of the com
mune has French currency reached
such a low level of depreciation. Dol
lars were quoted today at 1874 and
pounds sterling at 47.2. Financial and
commercial circles are greatly depress
ed over the situation. Frances com
mercial balance for 1918. will show a
deficit of 10000, 900, 900 francs.
c. w. Eiler returned to Ell Centre this
morning.
Fred Heglin, o. n. Anderson and w
S. Bergsen, all of Long Beach, are in
the city on a tour of the Valley.
w. w. Landale of Woodland, Calf
is in the Valley visiting.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
NAZARENE EVANGELISTS
ENDORSE CIVIC CLEAN UP

Whereas the civil authorities have
undertaken a general moral clean up
of Imperial Valley; and
Whereas, in such an undertaking the
officials deserve the sympathy and sup
port of all good people; and,
Whereas the faithful officials ana
worthy citizens have made such spien-
did progress in this great moral I'M
provement, and feeling sure that the
good work begun will be carried TO
glorious and satisfactory finish.
Therefore, we the Nazarene Evange-
listic Party, now conducting revival
services in the big tent, corner Fifth
and Olive, wish to hereby express our
hearty endorsement of the very com
mendable work now being done.
Signed. Burton A. Hall.
Mrs. Burton A. Hall.
Miss Virginia Shatfer.
T, Will o. Jones.
M. NJ Bussey
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
AUTO DEALERS
ARE AGAINST
PATENTED
PAVING
Imperial Valley Association
Threatens to have Some
thing for Grand Jury to
Look Into" if Protests
Are Passed Unheeded; a
Big Meeting.

With McCabe district employing
legal talent to force the county
highway commission to listen to
their protests regarding the routing
of the paved road between this
city and CalexicO, the path which
the highway commission is daily
becoming more thOrny.
The latest action has been taken by
the Automobile Dealers Association OF
Imperial Valley, which at a special
meeting last evening, passed a resolu-
ton demanding that the county high
way commission use nothing but con-
crete in the construction of the road.
A direct threat was made by mem
bers present that if the commission
did not acede to the wishes of the deal
ers there might be something for the
grand jury to look into" Talk around
the banquet table against any patent
ed pavement was that royalty such as
will have to be paid was highly undesir-
able.
II. f. O'Byrne is president and w. H.
Perry, secretary of the association
while the executive committee consists
! of j. j. Hart, j. w. Cass M. G.. Brum-
bly,. C. ~ Merralls and A. f. Parrish.
Following is a copy Of the resolution
and the committee appointed to wait on
the commission:
"Moved and carried that commun-
ication be sent the high commission
and county supervisors stating that the
Auto Dealers Association are altogeth-
er in favor of concrete highways and
decidedly against the asphalt construc-
ton in highways and committee to
wait on the highway commissioners to
protest the use of anything but con-
crete in Imperial Valley highways in
accordance to state specifications, the
committee to be appointed by the pres
ident"
The committee appointments were
made as follows: p. Echols, p. Willis,
J. w. Cass, c. N. Meqralls, Mr.. Simp-
kinS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
EXPENSIVE BOUTS
ON FRIDAY CARD

MAIN EVENT Johnnie Garcia,
VS.. Charlie Woods.
SEMI-FINALS-Sailor Smith, VS..
Battling Segia; Newsie Nolan VS.. Kid
'McClamens; Young Mandot VS.. Nc
Causland, and Battling opener.
The above is the card as arraigned
for the grand mixup tomorrow night
at the FL Centre Arena, and if the
tale Harry Woodbury. tells is truce, it
will prove to be the topnotcher of the
season. Mr.. Woodbury. said, This is
the most expensive fight l have ever
put on and am satified that every
one who attends it will be more than
pleased with the outcome"
According to Harry the main event
will be the big scrap of the night.
Both boys weigh within half pound
of each other and they both have a
kick like mule. The two head liners
have met some of the best boys in
the country. Johnnie Garcia has tax
en- an Kid Mande, Young julian and
Phil Mata during his career as box
er. Charlie Woods, the 'Go-Get- EN-
of Brawley, has George Thompson
and Battling Chico to his credit. "If
the two men do not make ''side
winder" of the affair. l miss my
guess" were the convincing words
of Manager Woodbury..
Sailor Smith will be on hand after
ashort illness which kent him out OF
the ring last week. He will meet
Battling Seeia. of the A.E.F., in fou,
round exhibition
Newsy Nolan and Kid McClemens
promise to make the boys set up anc
take notice, when they match rnitts
in the third event of the night.
McCauslandof the local army re-
fcruiting office will return with Young
Mandot, the fighting "Mex.' for a
-four round bout. The bows fought n
'lraw last week. and bothareout for
the bacon this trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-29
ROSES
LAND GRAB
DENOUNCED
BY c. 0FC.
Telegraphed to
Washington Protesting
His Claims; Demands In
crease from $4,000 to
$4,000; Hearing Today
on Bill.

The Ell Centre chamber of commerc
,oday unreservedly denounced Mari
Roses attempt to hold up the Irriga
ion District for $4,000 or secure
preferential right to $4,000 acres of tn
)est land on the mesa. The followin,
telegram was sent;
FL Centre, Jan. 80, 1920.
Committee for the Irrigatio of
Arid Lands, House of Represent
atives,
Washington. D. c..
Resolutions
WHEREAS, Representatives of
the Laguna Water Company and
other private interests have ap-
peared before the Irrigation of Arid
Lands Committee of the house of
representatives and asked that they
be considered in the provisions of
the Kettner bill, H. r. 1853; and,
WHEREAS, We believe that
such consideration will tend to in
terfere with the passage of such
meSaure, and
WHEREAS, We further believe
s that the claim, of Mark Rose and
associates should be adjusted be-
tween Mark Rose and the govern
ment and should not interfere with
the passage of our bill,
THEREFORE,, Be it resolved,
that we urge upon the Arid Lands
committee that it promptly and
favorably report such bill to the
house, without the amendment
sought by the said Lagunas Water
Company and urge all members of
congress to accept such bill as the
united expression of the wishes of
Imperial Valley, and to as quickly
as possible pass such measure.
Notify Kettner. e.
Ell Centre Chamber of Commerce.
BY Clifford Coggins, President.
Incidently many remarks were hear
about the increase of 100000 in Rose
demands.
In his first request as made to tn
delegation in Washington, Mr.. Ros
stated that the total expenses of hi
company had. amounted to approx
mately $4,000.
A few days later in a letter to Sec
retary Lane he mentioned $4,000 a
the amount involved.
His latest request is demand TO
s65 900 for the company and $1,000
for himself, presumably as persona
services
According to the delegation Mr.. Ros
refused to settle on basis of ALLOW
ing the secretary of the interior to dt
termine his claim, if he has any, an
the amount of it. If he had agreed t
this the delegation would have recon
mended that the district buy the right
of way and settle the claim.
Secretary Lane says that the depar
ment of the interior has incurred II
in any way to Rose or hi
associates.
Numerous kilograms left the Vale
this morning for Washington, some G
them protesting Roses action. Anon
of supervisors, Imperia
Irrigation District, farm bureau, al
American canal association, Boyc
Aten Post.
All kilograms We're sent to Chalrma
NJ. p. Kincaid of the arid lands con
mittee.