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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
Boy Scout Benefit
Concert Tuesday

a musical entertainment Cor the
benefit uf fhf NnY scout baud viii
h0 alFfn nf tht hINh hnHi auditorium
81 O'Clock TnNadHy ulehf Muai-
rlnlH who nfFD nui appeared Boa Gov.
pas Christi heretofore WIN contribute
fn the program whirh win inefIfU lu
cni inlent Thr uluHram wiz ue nf
follow.
selection bg the nay scout band
'Whnli iiuN My Lavender" hv
LdWIrd German. $3.50. Sire Walter
W newman Sire W o. crabs. accom- .
PIANIST
Violin pnei gondaucrae. b- Mann.
hns Arthur n.u hff Mlsa Minnie
hiurhrr plaun accompaniment PSI otto
Mooiieflnr
Cofnpf solo Tle Fatorlte'. hy
HlrtmHn. a. Hfamm urrumpan.
lod hy Mfr 81 Allen
Selection hf thp haY scout Band
70 iicar a Thrush AZ Ero bY cad-
man. Hlin. Mf Val I Alhfltfuu.
accompaniment hf Mrs W pc Gratis
piano Solo Nfmlnuui n.fUaH
hN NuhenHfcin Mlsa Auu plttmHa
Overture Rose n Amour. hY nlerfr
hluNn Nr 49, Allen tnfuei r
g. stamm Piano Mrt o N HfHmm
NfndiUE Auh lttntua rhF lYtfuu.
Miss Halle Nuddf accompanied On
the piano hy Mra vs. B craig
-rHiH noWe from NiruiNitn. Verdi
Solo MrH. Martha A Evans H.r0m
ln imerf hy Ono Meeileunr
The Nel Dance Sites Margaret
ieSo. accompanied br Mn "a Az
IHn
srisrton nr tHr lipy sa1uf Rand
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
Boy Scout NewS

Five H0Huta Hif wanted tn work
NundHT $500 Tuesday afternoons ThtY
should report tt s.uaf henfrHHrftfs
Monday Tho huFa WlH DO nmpen.
sHtfd fIr fhsF rffnrH
Troops an1 Eftin knHf0rYf
Fanimaatnr mrt Ht heanGusrfrfs
fIidtg nlFhf Ino attendance Hna
large
Troop l lufhrr Sanders enDufmaH
tef mri af tne ffsf Methodist fnurch
nfmay night
rQy sr1ufa in uHifofm hln eel az
miffrd frer no rhlfa Ha fht American
i.UFiNu rnlrff lnnrrf fn N. rEl Hf
iAr hlsh ID HHai auditorium toHnnrIla
HiHhf tftHaf .rNlH. HHslUlaa sna
rntrfialuef wll Hnufr Boz 100 even.
inr m mfaiolF 900 ulilN
Nnr fffrarfi0rH WiN Na featafrH
ir tht tnifi lInWrnf fn ha F.fr af
ihf tlah ann.H uulltarlufH Tuesday
nlgti or fhs hturfH 10 ihc fn Hruuf
banH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Corpis chlai Camp 80 ssl. wood
men ~ De Wuri4, entertained the
Nendiunn rirelf, the local football
tuye she mid-trfiu graduating ciats.
nud s. nuiulef ~ invited Fueata on Frl-
coy evening ni The WOudmnu hall The
following prHffHm was given
NHleoitt w h Lloyd paat consul
iviruuNmI Duet Misses Mary
'Atlllnn aud Mafj0rla gIarff
N4cd AIR A. tleinmeF
hfadinga Nisso Cladys and cleo
funf
iaairumon,ai mias Florence Nc
oregur
Reading Mise Alue Ashmore
N1rllJ a. uannniia
ifndluA Mlsa Stella iiuil
Nnrl Mn Martin Evans
AMER iNs pruFrHm ln informal dance
Woo oIing'd Tho American Lfriun
frohrlfr1 niryed for tho dancing
'uf ~ ih" evening was lu 0ld-
fashioned aquufe dance Boz which cirht
c1usiea tpos part
The main han was decorated ia fhr
Woodmnn coInu r0d white and bloc
i.ufE uHlfef fluFr lu ihe same cfluiH
hnnN fiNNl ihe fiNhff nearly 90 The
Nu0r nnd formed fhc IOifor W in each
ni ih' i"uf rnlnNrH M fhN iHlI and fht
i'tiri - ir ilD O0ufUf Thf uafiur was
iu 90, football ruiu purple and gold
and ihf dinin. rluu nHH .n inc c0iurt
" fnN TfItlAfluF rlHav white and
Hfr0n llli chocolate. coffee and osfD
wftf Htrtli la lhe dining room About
goo Fni.fN W.rf present
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Too WomanH Monday club wil meet
.n'nufrnw afternoon with Aira D. O.
Wrmfrfrt 3ig south broadway This
tiH Known ua Soldiers Day" nnd
ranged
HuH Cni love ~ Country co., ps
'llnfI eU
fulk Music md Dancing punua 81
Ia flrf Grade 81 Central school al.
ractre hv Mlaf Mamie Cnidwfn
symposium. Mothers 10 Mem DOB tho
World War; Army and Navy LEADER.
Nrs ifHuk A. T0mrlgina and Mrs John
3D. pundrum
Address. President OF the woman
Nnni club Nfs iienrs Redmond
800. 700 from American Lesion. FARM
go ~ swFF Post ESQ no --Uerreaenf
~ hr ur tirHr Mntnle. George O.
Nosf0rVrli and John IS NcCnmuIoN
1uHHNar STR Wcsfrrpat
nuHt soldiers Morning sons. Cd
y Hlnsamnn and , D. Douglass
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

INH business. mems HIIir class uf
tho iirff Baptist church VIII have
service To fhf church taliowine II
fNe program
Anlr gHari0f selected aT ST. smith.
iefretf W vs. Newman GRADY
IHIiina
Duet .ThD Ninr nf Love Nv shop.
hrlh u luur'HeH. Ffnucia
fi0H.n
solo. aeircfad 90 b. Douglass
tl,iHf nrF iifferls Mr niofHmnn
il"WrH NN mrrH C'nHH
NfeHulrf 3d. HIU.m1n
TN.Tf uIu aIaU tr ID special nrafraia
iH fh0 evening aa f0ii0Wr
prelude 'l.FtNInE HfHH ffrH
I.HHHIH
Violin Duct abide win 80 Mo-
lr.NNf NrInae NnIIuH
Anthem 200 Thou jehovah Mra
N 49, Newman
DEI|TIUf.f. .NUnffn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Tho christian endravof society of the
First Presbyterian church WI meet
fhla evening uf G.if o'clock nf fho
church The following program bias
been arranged
Subject Missionary Results boz Asia
song
Scripture ncudlnE
Prayer Tor missionaries
Missionary Progress In Asia Miss
Marie Butcher lDldcF
chinu knshinE preHbyifry Miss
lIutn niitfDy
iapaii- Mrs. John Thompson Dr.
special Music
dong Forward bon korca--Dr a. o.
HrHsafield.
AdyrntursH lu the Latin making in-
duHfrf- Miw Maud French
iu1u a Wakruing Nlaa Sam Hnuhla.
our Nocietys Pledge Go Missions
Max HefiuG
song
General Discussion.
Song
lteuodlofiDn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
BGptiStS to Hold
Fifth Sunday Meet

Inf Corpus Christi IHnil.' lH.n-
r'nflNr 800 hn'l It nfih sunday
mDrflfn win Gov lHfl Avenue NHN-
fff church Friday fn rUNdIf nUlI.
Hltr Moderator ii r'nmfH 0t
NIfrf WIZ preside IhD 0lIMWifr TrN
rriiu WiN nf observed
fNihAf
1880 T. Devotional ~
incksnn
~ t'rrNn N HIfn
"iIl NiAN
go I'd N'N0iiHrli lif. ii.I
HDuir
roo INN I tHNu ON
I"| NHNHIIH I."HI MUW NfI| ST.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Tho rifis friendly society entertain
81 Friday niFht with huukiur party
nt i.Nd Gross hfudquartcfH The
members chaporoned hy Miss Sara
Helic CLARK arrived at twelve o'clock
Nnd enjoyed midnight feast Danc.
luH aud many uthov forms of smufo.
iuenf Wrrn enjoyed during ne remain
Der 20 the nFNt Those who ,e.ra
nirf ni ai this ORIGINAL ard enjoyable
uariy wfrfi Atlas Ieaais iiHfheriy nor
nIfo Mhlfr lmufhy Shelly jane How
nri nernice Garrett uafL4n frirdly.
Carlos Blake. marguerite I.nnQ. Uaiiie
tuiiV Alma Rankin. sam IIankiu.
tlln Mao Lindsey BETTY collins Pa
nirc larlS Nrrnlcc Wnfritf Clarn
Belle q NeHl janet H0orrun. Dorothy
Harness Audrey portorfnld ora HHtch
Grace and Mac UHuhuff. Dorothy
NNfft Eleanor Hampton. Pauline Gib-
,pn. Marjorie Tabor Audrey Rinct
Harf lou iiNeH fYdiH sorch.ns Mabel
@cuff Lucille Lawrence ana ffs
rhHrsrnne AiHs Clark
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
MoToRMAN WHO SHOT NEGRO
CHARGED Win MuppER

ln Ths hHlnriafed PROSE
NtSkoGEE pkia fnn 81 49,
ID linn street ear mnfnruHn. $3.50
2 tursdny uirnt ahnf and kiled n negro
whom police uu TIE oHr hf fhr fimr
declared attempted t1 rob him. naa
arrested here late TODAY 1n % warrant
rhHrTiuE him with murder
Tho widow uf Che rnrrn rWufD fH
ihf complaint at the nrFtHflnu af tNr
county attorney Hho rHld fInn NHH
released under f.uuu0 bond nrrinbUai
hf Gee traction c0mnnn" nNtrH nl b.
NnlmHu we've uu duti nf hfHdUurrfr0s
nllhnurn pUiirr We're emphatic ln fh..
declarations fhnf fhfr fNUrNffN PHI.
repetition ~ mft nights nlinr .U
street cars
TrI rallar claanlfIlA Az. fnr n..nIl.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

IHN brightest huur society uf tho
lir.f Baptist church viii meet Tues
duN evening Hf tnD church The fni-
lowing rruHram bias been arranged
Current ENrntF Murie Baker
Best Verse Mrs a 3d. Conn
Piano Nrs j. d. Lnrrstf
Home Reading Aliu charite Caves
Pirl'aWrnflrF ifNW 81 Groom
Iudfe
Everyone r urrrd fn hr present and
Hfin in fut ruut' between me vuuna
fufn ono Young women
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Ihn Young WumtuH AUXILIARY ~ tna
rark Avenue Baptist church VIII meet
ai Sac church Tuesday evening nt 800
Coz their liihIc study and business
300 Hrflng Mlsf Louise Ward viii oct
aN leader. HsHieird PSI Misses Evelyn
Walk and Helen Sessions Special
music viii ho furHlfntd NY Mlf0 rCiu
..fIs..H#.s.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

SEVENTEEN mcmbera 90 The primary
department " ihe First Presbyterian
sunday school uf which Miss Mildred
SeniuH iH Boz charge VIII be- transfer
RID thlf morning iu the junior depart
ment a speninl pfuffsm hiss been
arranged Mrs Edwin Flato and Mira
Chariaf Roster have been appointed tu
take charge of the new CLASSES
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
For
DaT7druff

Thu.s litiio forks fa,m yea' he'd tnsi
hil apen yow ciuihing sod sfaai yuui
pleasure afe dAndr0fi .Hip disnfirg
Dongurf % fuiupiftfif .uhsi unti,.Y
back gnar.nis~ iss kHaiko hipsi
'nxiy quick issiins hruihi feiDfir'i ~
ieRaais 81 mss. ~emen chihifu ssss
go,U hniri Gfi ur. haU b. is iJfIasihif
va many rasr. even sfief ,iiiiis-s siss.
hnrif B fss eel h~nirsui-.f y on ALko
li auy busy drag store a sffh yfaif
miuui niio~ ush~fs thn 4s.t.s f,sssasst
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Announ cement has been mnde hv
flrnnf uuuiran chairman 81 the On
ir.inlumrnt committee of the Elka
lodge ihai dance ir being planned
Tor frNi Friday evening 90 Boz given
Hi 'hn Ek4' halt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Mrs ID o. pfeiffer entertained the
riris ui h0f Sunday school class or ihe
ljre Methodist church nn Friday err-
ming nf hif home uu ChHnarrui street.
with q tea party Those present Werpi
Misses Bonnie Gene Gregory Theimn
l.rN Brown. Aurel hnncfnfi Emma
Hodges. Annette savage Mrs Ifef-
fer Fna assisted ln entertaining by
dlHeeH Mary savage md Susie pfoif
f..a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Tho members ~ Tho Aitrurien club
vii meet With Ais. W. H. Dalmwuoi
following program will be- rendered
Industry and Commerce Mfa T. "
lngkin.
a WV Industrial Italy Mrs D.
CuLsro
AciaCoe, Mafconi Airs T. n Loving.
The Genius ~ The latin propioH-
Miss Mary Carroll
Iffftf Miss Carroll
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Ars = D Ashm0fe Nli entertain
thc Birthday CIRCLE uI The First Chris
nHn church rt h.r home 1920 fiuan
aifcef. Tue day jon 20 with dinner
social Each member lH invited fo
bring Onr Nf mNTn EIrsfH NeflrHh-
menfH win Ir served
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

Mfa. Anna stanley. suuffVfa0E nf
school health for fhe Southwestern DE
vision uf ihr American Rcd Cross 81
So isauls VIII give an address ON chilli
welfare Hf fhr central high school nu.
ditorium un Monday afternoon of 9
nrilct unun ile nuariceH ~ abe Pare
emit Teacher associations OF Tho rlfy
AliH LYDIA hlnF. state advisory
40 90 Austin who accompanied Mfs
STANLEY Nn hrf trp here VIII speak 0u
health aHH sanitation Th0 nuuiie II.
-lNlL-l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

homo ~ Mrs o. ID Holl0mau at the
Iiyons apartments Plane wefe made
fur zoe years work and study ~ the
Naanu TrainiuA school was conducted
hy Misa Mnrf Rankin a social hour
followed. The huHfesH was assisted bg
her SISTER. Nra pluukfft lr serving
hot chocolate aud cake t0 fha follow
LAX guefts Mltses ELLA Mae and
Johnnie Trhnlf Ruth Wilson. Noh-
bic Matthews Esair Miernhelmer ofn
Hatch hlldr Gregory Miroua F.usf
Mary Rankin. Catherine Dim.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

The woman ulUglunurY society ~
the south Bluff Methodist church Will
meet Tuesday afternoon iu business
InHHiun ut 3 o'clock at ihe church
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

The wumau's auxiliary ~ The puf.
Avenue Baptist church viii meet Tues
laN afternoon at the church Rev Sir
nrti VIII lead fuo bible study
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

rh0 arts and crafts club will meot
"wednesday afternoon az the nome of
Nrs Herbert kause fiii Chaunrrnl
street This VIII BE- social meeting.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

An enioyabie Informal dance was
given Mst evening at the Nueccs hotel
The American Legion orchestra FUR
nlshnd music
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
cARNEaIE rEcA IN EMgaeENcY

iITTslH RCH Ien 9f survey
i4 dfirfMlre mfars nf meeting the
urqnrlAl emergency facing fne Cafnet
Hir Institute 20 Technology. Carnegie
museum. fine ATS department. music
nall and literary school VIII D. made
Immediately hy experts This am
nounrrfnent WAS made to-day by sam
ufl Church. president % she board ~
trustees who said the situation re-
stlltec from Increased dlsb4rsenepsa
out ~ endowment funds since me
outbreak OF the war.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23

day afternoon on 3 30 o'clock nt the
church. Ms. LaNcietfe viii lead the de-
yoiiYna' and Mrs. Robert HALL viii lead
Tho nIulY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
MOTHER!

Accept "Caiifornu" syrup ~ Firg
only Mok fur Toe maine California on
enc unctarf fhtu rou ARE snfe FHnf
child 81 having fHe best and most
hlfmleHH rhf ac fuf thr lffle sfouHrl.
liver Hnd bowels children iUt iH
feufF tartH Iul fFactiouh on rfch
bottle. Son must sHy california
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-23
Girls Save Your HahI
Make Il Abundant!

Immediately after a "Danderinep mas
lage. your hair takes on new lie. mstre
and wondroms beauty. appearing twice
~ hcasy and plentiful beeanss each
hair seems 20 hnn aud thikeu Don't
bet your hair stay lIielcfi eolorless. plain
or scraggly. ron too. want lots of long.
strong. beautiful hair.
A 35.ccnt bottle Of delightful
"Danderine' lrrshsns your scalp. checks
dAnduG and falling hair This slim
ulhtine beauty tome gives 20 thin,
dun. fading hair tina. youthful brightness
and abundant thickness All druggistgi
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
BALLOTS FOR '2l
c. OF C.. ELECTION
TO BE MAILED SOON

The official ballot for the annual
election of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce was made ready yester-
day by Secretary Leffingwell. There
are "a nominees for II directorates.
The ballots will be mailed out Wednes-
day and will be official. Members are
urged to preserve them, mark them
and bring them to the secretary's
office in the lobby of the Barbara
Worth hotel between II o'clock noon
and p. M. of next Friday, the date
of the annual election.
The names on the ballots ara AS
follows:
]. D. Adams, c. f. Anderson, j. S.
Bonter, 7. l.. Barnes, Geo. w. Bowles,
Chas. l.. Childers, c. X. Cooper, c. c.
Corwin, j. l.. Cunningham, 0. l.. Da-
Wis, Sam w. Dunaway, Will S. Faw-
cett, +. B. Butler, Ross T. Hickcox,
Verne Eollingsworth, A. w. Hyberg,
l.. A. Jackson, Otto Jeancon, j. S.
Jones, E. w. Judy, A. ii. Keller, w.
II. Lavayea, B. II. Lien, B. P. Moore,
c. L. Paris, c. w. Runge, w. G. Rus
sell, l.. p, Sergeant, IL. G.. Shafer, f..
n. Smith, John c. Tate, !. A. Thomas,
O. b. Tout, ID. l.. Zinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
NEGRO PASTOR
HERE To AID IN
LAUNCHING WORK

The members of the Second Baptist
Church, Rev. H. c. Caldwell, pastor,
have been working most commercially
for the past few weeks to complete
and improve their church edifice. The
entire church has been wainscoatee
and ceiled at a cost of 81 900. The
membership has been very loyal and
has paid $500. The Sunday school has
given funds to purchase carpet for
the pulpit and choir loft and the mis-
sionary society has practically raised
sufficient money to purchase pulpit
set. All departments of the church
are progressing satisfactorily. The
spiritual life is healthy and whole
some. There were so acquisitions last
year.
The church has adopted the new
world program Of the Northern Bap-
tist convention and much new work
is planned. 1t is hoped that the
church will become the community
center for the Negroes Of the city of
Ell Centre. DR.. VIM. r. Carter, su-
perintendent of Negro work, is at
present assisting Pastor Caldwell
launching the work for the incomin
year. Prof. w. A. Payne and te;
ers of the Washington school are rem
dering valiant services in helping de-
velop the religious work of the Ea
Side
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
PAST YEAR IS
RECORD ONE
FOR CRIME
|NCOUNTY
Crime Has Increased 33 Per
Cent; Civil Department of
Jail Also Reports Big In
creases; Deputy c.. Scott
Makes Figures Public.

Crime in the Imperial Valley, as
elsewhere in the United States, has
increased nearly 33 per cent during
tho past year over the year pre-
ceeding, according to figures taken
frCm the records of Sheriff Apple
still and the district attorney.
According to the county Jail register
no men and women were bokoed dur
ing the II months ending December
81. In 1919 the number totaled $50,
Or an increase of 100.
There were 48 persons committed to
San Quentin from Imperial county in
1920 and SO the year preceding.
Insanity cases surpassed the record
of 20 persons to the state institutions
at Norwalk and Patton. Fourteen
alleged insane persons were sent to
Patten and six to Norwalk. The year
previous IA were sent to Patten and
one to Norwalk.
lone, the state disciplinary school,
is gradually taking the place Of the
Whittier reform school and during the
past year seven young men were sent
there until they reached the age of
p. Last year only enc was commit
ed to that institution. Two boys were
sent to Whittier this year and four
last year.
Deputy District Attorney Charles
E. Scott made public the figures of
the district attorneys office, taken
from the report submitted to the at
torney general. 1t covers a period of
two years from July /, 1918, to June,
81, 1920. According to Scott 1875
criminal cases were handled by the
district attorneys office and 10 con-
victions.
In the civil department of the of
flee of the county Jail the increase
has been even greater. During 1920,
2157 summons were served by the two
deputies, or an average of six for
every working day. In 1919, 1900 serv-
ices were made, an increase of 657 for
the year.
While the expenses of the county
jail have increased because of the
increased number of prisoners and de-
puties to handle the work of the Of
fee, the revenue has likewise increased
proportionately
In 1919 trifle less than 100000
was collected by the sheriff's office
in fees for services made for the I'M,
perial Valley attorneys. In the year
just passed $102, 2,694.0S was collected,
or an increase of $42,694.CS.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
VAN NORMAN IN
SAN DIEGO NOW
Especial to The Press }

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 4.-Addressing
a large body of farmers on the in
portance of raising thoroughbred
dairy cows rather than the scrub sires
and yearlings, H. f. Van Norman.
dean of the University Farm schoo!
at Davis, California. opened the tour
day course of modernized farming
and dairying at Balboa Park this
city Friday December 81. He spoke
on the necessity of the better cow
and offered the San Diego farmers
methods in which this can be brought
about.
C. F. Hoyt. supervisor of dairy in.
spection, of the state department Of
agriculture carried out the same lice
when he urged that quality and not
quantity should be the watchword of
the farmer, if profit is to be zeal
lied in dairying."
The leading experts in the state are
conducting the meetings in the coun-
ty for the coming week and notices
have been sent out by Farm Advisor
j. G. France urging large attend
ance.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
BOULDER DAM
SITE SAID
FEASIBLE,
SCHLECHT
L. S. Reclamation Service
Man Optimistic Over Re-
suits of Investigations; !;
Congressman Swing De-
sires to Visit Site,

According to messages brought
back Ey President J. S. Nickerson
of the irrigation district board,
Project Manager w. w. Schlecht
of Yuma, under whose directions
the Investigations are being
made, believes that the Boulder
Dam site is entirely feasible.
The crews are busy now installing
new machinery and there remains but
one small section in the center of the
river where bed rock has not been
located
Mr.. Schlecht, however states that
there are several sites within q few
hundred rods and that he can move
up 700 feet and start all over again
with the belief that everything will
be found all right.
The board of directors of the dis
trict contemplates trip to the dam
site and it is probable that it will be
made before very long.
Congressman Phil D. Swing cailed
on the board this afternoon and ar
ranged to visit the protective works
of the district and expressed a wish
to take the trip to Boulder Canyon
in order that he may talk with first
hand information about the project
he will be boosting so hard for.
If possible the board will try to
make the trip about the time Con-
gresham Swing starts east.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
BAY SEA-GULLS
TRAVEL INLAND
(BV United PreSs)

SACkA MENIO, Cal, Jan. A.
Sacramento is worried.
The Romans and Greeks of ole
built their cities and won their glorie:
on the flight of birds. Is it an il
omen or does it bid we'll the seers o.
Sacramento are saying. OF late thu
sea-gulls of the San Francisco bay
and Pacific Ocean environs have takel
up thei rabode far from he sea, ant
each morning bespatter themselve:
on the lawns of the capitol ground:
here.
They have become so cocksure tha
nothing seems to bother them, no
even the gardnre who would have
these strangers betake themselves of
his grass. In the morning they can bs
seen goose stepping around silentl!
after him as he clips the grass ant
turns up the soil here and there, gulp
ing listily the worms who come t.
light.
One of the bench philosophers sait
today, "see here we have it the ad
vent of 'Darwinian Sport thus wa
born the new species. Another NOR
practical minded one said, "Oh thi
omen is Just the coming of the sea t.
Sacramento, like they talked so mucl
about last summer"
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-04
GOV.STEPHENS
URGES LAWS
F0RFASTER
JUSTICE
Deals with Various Prob.
lens of the Day; Delivers
Second Biennial Message
to Legislature; Brawley
Road in Foreground.
(BY Associated Pressl


SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. A.
Governor Stephens read to a joint
session of the legislature his second
biennial message Gil the condition of
state affairs.
Frugality and economy as distin-
guished from parsimony formed the
crux of the recommendations which
dealt briefly with many topics of de-
velopment, expansion, morality and
the changed conditions of complex
modern life as affected by the func-
tions of the state.
Sketching briefly tie changed con-
ditions resulting from the upheaval
of the world war the governor passed
first to consideration of criminal law
and enforcement. He spoke strongly
against all forms of bolshevism and
other political fanaticism.
Referring to the recent triple lynch
ing, he said these and other outbreaks
against the law were in a final analy-
sis protest against inadequate and
dilatory administration Of criminal
law. He urged speedy and effectual
modes Of dealing with such conditions,
by revision of the criminal statute
provisions for speedy enforcement.
He said that soon he would present
recommendations for the cOnsolida-
ton of certain state agencies.