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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Rx JOHN Z. LAMBERT.
Ce.mopolltan News Service.


President Coolidge will call upon
the next Congress to raise the tariff
duty on wheat and other grainstufff
Gin order to save the country's agri.
culture from humiliation by the Ca
madam farmers If he yields to the
heavy pressure now being exerted
upon him.
Farmer and labor members Of Con-
gress declare the Fordney. Met unlber
tariff enriched the spectators, bank
ers and manufacturers while practi-
caIIy driving farmers into bank
ruptcy.
Yet President Coolidge has been
deluged with so many requests to
boost the rates higher that special
Investigation of the situation is being
made by his order.
Big Surplus There.
The investigation already has re-
vealed that Canadian farmers will
have a surplus Of 500, 100000 bushels
of wheat yearly. The United States
is their logical market. The normal
surplus of this country's farmers is
about $50 ,0OO, GOO sbuShelS.
Canadian soldiers are back on the
soil after years OF warfare. Wages
are said 20 be lower there, although
the examination OF the cost Of pro-
duction has not been completed.
The cost of land, one of the most
important items of production. is
very much less. United States
farmers raised bumper crops during
- =.
invested much Of their earnings IN
high-priced farm land.
The present tariff rate on wheat
is 80 cents a. bushel. In the tariff
act of 1909, il was % cents. In the
Democratic tariff. It was on the free
list.
Tariff Cost.
Compared with the rate Of 80
cents, the textile, aluminium, and
other trusts are getting rates OF so,
so. and 100 per cent.
Some of the farmers representa-.
tfves viii pooh-pooh the demand
being made for a greater wheat
tariff. The present tariff on all
commodities protected puts an extra
cost Of $4,000, 000. 900 upon the peo-
pie and helped drive the farmers
into the clutches of the money
lenders, they say.
President Coolidge has ordered
the investigation 10 determine the
respective merits of the two con-
tending factions.
In order to work out a solution
Of the farmers troubles, he may
have to fight his way through a
reactionary Republican Congress
that might attempt to hold up his
important recommendations.
Four Proposed Remedies.
Four steps have been suggested
60 him:
1. Reduce freight rates on wheat.
The railroad lobby will line up
against him.
2. Encourage cooperative buying
and selling. Farmers can't buy and
sell much when they are bankrupt.
Five years Of work will be neces-
sary to develop the cooperative
plan.
3. Reduce tariff rates, thereby re-
viving foreign markets. He will
have a high protectionist Congress
on his hands.
4. Have the Government buy all
the surplus wheat, fix the price
Of all wheat, sell wheat to the
mills, cutting out the speculator
and middleman. The farmers want
that. A reactionary Congress will
look upon that as highly paternal-
lstic"
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-24
STRELRA " RESTAURANTU,

Diva maskovanf lupiti vstou-
pill do restaurantu Angeluse,
Topalese, 1909 Superior ave.
porucili tomuto dati ruce
vzhGru. Topales, vyslouzilec
svetnve valky see uposlechl,
ale revolverem v ruce. Poca-
stoval lupice dvema ranami,
ale celkem mu to bylo certa
platno, neb oba hoste z lacine-
no kraje, mu pfec jen odnesli
cash rcgistru $3S a k tomu
ieSte mu tfi rany z vlastnich
revolverI vratili. Topales sc
vymlouva, ze by byl lupice zle
vyplatil, kdyby mel byl v re-
volveru vice patron nez-li dive,
kdyby by nestal jidlonos hned
vedle pokladny a kdyby sc byl
ncbal, ze zasahne nektereho z
hostd a podobnych "kdyby",
kterez sldvko jak vite nema
dobrou pov6st, uvadi statecny
veteran vice.
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STkELBA MA PERSHINC AV,

Do bytu pi. Marie Rosove v
{. 4518 Pershing ave. dostavil
Sc sobotu vecer 29lety Ste
ven Galletti, 1918 Scovill ave.
jest6 jednfm kolegou. U Ro-
sove pax meskala navstevou
25leta svobodna Audrey Arm
strongova. Mezi spolecnosti
doslo k nejake rdznici, po KITE
re Galletti pronasledoval Arm
strongovou ma druhe poscho-
di, kde il hrozoval a proto
hostitelka Rosova sc chopila
revolveru a nasilnika postreli-
la do leveho ramene. Zraneny
dovezen byl do nemocnice sv.
Alexise ma Broadway a dtoc-
nice zatcena. Take Armstron-
gova byla "a "spolecenske "a
bavy" pon6kud ma hlave po-
tlucena.
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BEz BoJE.

X obvykl6mu vanocnimu
pfedstaveni vybral dram. sbor
Tyl malo zname. ale velice
pusobive drama M. A. Simac-
ka "Bez boje", ktere jest sku-
tetn6 praci cennou a. pfedsta-
vent jeho bude .iistym osveze-
MIN po cele fade her, iez
psany jsou ien aby vyhovova-
ly vkusu davu a tax staly Sc
magnetem divadelni poklad-
ny. Znamenite dilo v poslednf
dobe nezaslouzene zapomina-
neho dramatickeho autora Sc
hrano bude Ultra 25. prosince
v Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way v $50 hod. odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-24
tTYRcLENNA RODINA "a.
HUBENA.

Hammond, Ind, %. prosin-
ce. - ctyrclenna rodina byla
zahubena pri automobilovem
nestesti v Hartsdale, nedaleko
odtud, vcera pozde vecer. Mrt
vi jsou: Michael Somolov, 35-
lety; Josephine, jeho manzel-
ka, 25leta; Theresa, 4leta a
Albert, 6lety, d6ti. Somolovi,
bydlfci v Hartsdale, jeli do
Oak Glenn, ILL.,, ably ztravili
vanoce u. bratra pi. Somolove.
Kdyz Well automobilem ma
trait Pennsylvanske drahy, mo
tor Sc nahle zastavil v tom
Sc Primal osobni vlak, jenz
auto roztristil.
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cESKY BANKER RANEN
81 MRTvICf.

Schuyler, Neb., 10. prosince.
(Post. zprava). - Pan Josef
Proxies, pfedseda Schuyler
State Banky,. odjel minuleho
tydne Sc svou manzelkou do
Los Angeles, Calf, ze tam bu
dou prezimovat, jako to Chill
liz n9kolik let. Ale sotva tam
dojeli, pan Proxies ranen byl
mrtvicf a vcera dosla telegra-
ficka zprava, ze vecer po de-
vate hodin9 skonal. Pan Pro-
kes byl jednim re starych zdej
sich osadnfki a byl vsude We
lice obliben pro svou milou a
uprimnou povahu a dobrotin-
most. T9lo jeho bude pfivezeno
sem a zde pohrbeno. Zesnuly
zanech&va rnanzelku syny
Louise a Jana, dceru pani Will.
Dvofakovou q bratra Franka.
Vsichni dobfe situovanf.
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z rucshu sokolsks cinnosti.

V letoSni podzimni dobe uspo-
radio Sokolstvo radu rokova-
cich siezdG pracovnich sch1-
ri. z cinnosti sokolske ma sjez-
dech tech konstatovane vyji-
name tato zajimava data: Ia
rok 1922 v SO zupach bylo 80
tisic a 133~ proslovG, 17.160
prednasek. 3770 besed t6locvi-
cnych. 4477 rozhovoru, 8438
divadel, 4335 vychazek, 722
akademii, 1876 vystav, 14S3
vzdelavacich skol atd. Sokol-
ske knihovny maji 382.744
svazky. Ma jare budou Sc ko-
natl We vsech zupach skoly rec
nicke. Ma schIzich techto zdt
raneno take poslani Sokolstva
v socialni praci. - Sokolstvo
znamena "a uplynuly rok kra
sne vysledky sve osvetove pra-
ce sokolske j propagaci tisku
a literatury sokolske. Statistic
ka data o tom, jak ma poll O.
svetovem Sokolstvo pracuie,
jsou tu nejvymluvnejsim do
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Zdramatisovanou tuto po-
hadku "Bybrcoulovi" vypra-
vi Ultra, v dtery, v Cesko-A-
mericke Sini ma Quincy Ave.
Patronat ceske Svobodomysl-
ne skolv. Ulohy hrany budou
zaky skoly a vstupne obnasi
jen pouhych 10c pro droboti-
nu a pro dospel6 Csc. Pri d.
vadle, jez zapocne o 4. hod.,
hcinkovati bude vyborna, hud-
ba, iez hrati .bude po divad-
le pfi tanecnel zabav3. Jiz z
toho dnvodu. ze v1t6sek po-
nlvra We nrosrSch sko]v.g bvlo
nv zadoucno. abv navsteva hv-
la pokud mono neicetnejsf.
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jak Sc ma ulici kde kym "a.
pcvidal. Rad pfepadal specha-
jici lidi - tom ohledu bvl 20
vcatny - sam vsak nikdy ne
special. Take iazyka svate-
no Jana nem6l = nepovedel
nez to, co nev6del. Zastavil Sc
ma ulici treba s panem radou.
Exam pax, kan pax. pane
doktore?"
Il name nakou tajnou "a
lezitost." Pomlcka. "To ie ma
sleduiicf tajna zalezitost." A
stary pan ochotou svsril tai
most panu radovi.
S kolegv I'll doktor Zuna y
mfru Pral lin a oni prali je-
mu. Jen mladE move .usazenJ
lekar, doktor JanskT. upadl i
stareho pana nemilost. Pro.
rekl cosi o "plesnivem d6dko.
VIZ. ktery "felGafi az do roz.
trhani": trebaze '.ma harak q
sedi ma truhle 5 pencil"
Tohleto nebylo pravda: do.
macfm panem sice doktor Zu.
ma bvl, ale bohacem nikoli a
slSrbliken uz dokonce ne =
"feltafil' skoro zadarmo a chu
dvm .pacientim daval mnohdy
j M lekv.
o doktoru Janskem Sc vvia.
drill - spise l;tostive nez hn6.
vne.
".Ten zavista ceka- ma mou
smrt, nu.- barak 30 mne nepo'
d6di. at Sc net6si. ale ia mt
to just neudelam, abych mu
tax hned,a umrel X Will"
Sedeaatileta Baruska snase
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Baru$ka horce litovala, re
"zlatymli cloveku" prostrela
neuctive "jako kocce' ma Clip
stclu, re ma nej "neprohovofi-
la, re Sc "kabousila" ma "svy
no chleb odarce jako mira"
Spatne spala a od casneho ra-
ma byla ma nohou.
y sn;dane "pan" zasnul. Ell
.hle, svatetni ubrus ma stole, ma
taliri babovka hust6 pocukro-
vana a co jeste? We vaze kyt-
ka - tuho uvazana. Chudin-
ky iirinky a maceSky, sotva dl
chaly. Pan Sc nestaGil divit.
"Sluzko," zavolal do kuchy-
ne, "nepopletla jste 81 to? Ma
co ten puget? Dvt' ia nemam
%vatek. ami narozeninv."
TO ze nam milostpan nestu-
me- vyplavala Baruska z roz-
Ipaku. a tn buchtu sem upe-
kla hned pred Sistou. ably Wy
chladla, nez milostpan vstane !!
Milostpan vGd6l dost - Ba-
r!Stina kaiicnost promiuvila
haste. Doktor byl dokonale
lsmiFen. OdZbroiilo no dilo do
broty a sluzebne "hcty". Ma
saorl 81 goticky l:lobouk a hla-
81. we dvef.ch:
"SluZko. dnes mann moe be-
hani, obedvat budu az We dive
hodiny."
"Prosim, milcstpanen" vzala
to Baruska libezne ma vedomi.
s povzdechem ulehceni hle-
della z okna IN "milo,tpanem"
ktert, ely a svezi, vzdaloval
Sc starobylou ulici.
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POLICIsTA zAsTRELEN.

Lorain, O., 23. prosince. -
Policista Fred. P. Webber, 38
lety, byl strelen a ma miste. "a.
bit, kdyz Sc pokousel zatknou-
ii jisteho muze zde dnes casne
rano. Brzy potion zatcen byl
muz, 0 nemz Sc ma "a to, ze
byl jeho vrahem a vsazen do
mestskeho vezeni. z obav pred
moznymi nasilnostmi byl vsak
prevezen do okresniho vezenf
" Elyrii. Cele affera je zahad-
nou. Kule nalezena v t6le
Webberove blize srdce m6la o.
celove pouzdro, kdezto v re-
volveru zatceneho muze male
zeny byly obycejne olovene ku
le. Tyz vypravel We vezenf his
torku dosti nesouvislou, ze 81
opatril revolver ma tri muze,
kteri jej sbili v jistem hostinci
a vsedl pry do autobusu, v
n9mz jel do mesta a kdyz W.
stupoval, kdosi zacal strileti.
Tu pry Sc dal ma 1tek pet
krate vystrelil ma sve DONNIE
lie pronasledovatele. Die sde-
lenf jineho policisty, Weber
chtel muze zatknouti, kdyz mi
I'll revolverem ma vozku auto
busu a tom jiz nastala strel-
ba.
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- Ucelnx veden& reklama
rozsifi Vase zbozi a zdvoj~
n&sobi Va obrat.
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Rizena Schwarzova:
TRAMPOTY DOKTORA
ZUNY.

Doktor Zuna, lekar beg
detny vdovec, bvl opusteny We
svete jaho hruska v poll, ale
netrapil Sc proto, ami 81 to ne
pfipustil k srdci. Byl dccela
rad ma syete. Hospodarila mu
Stara sluaka, nemluvna a me-
vr!a, ale poctiva a veliteli sve-
mu Verne oddana. Doktor byl
original a Baruska mela svoje
|zvvkv - mezi obema propuka-
la caste vojna. ale sotva kdy
Zapadalo slunce mad jejich hne
|yem
Doktoru Zunovi bvlc peta-
sedmdesat let. ale doSud provo
zoval praxi. Niceho Sc tolik ne
bal iako odDocinku. nudv, "nic
nedelanf'. Byl sv6zi a ciperny
dobfe vid6l a slvsel. pamet' mel
vNbornou. Znal nacionale @
sudy vsech lili we meste. Bvl
'neznar', pfotoze Cd mladi
|striime I'll "netropil hloupo-
stu.
Stroll sc svihacky S oblibou
nosil bile "pintieky" zeleny
iod'kovity klobouk, iakvm Sc
ozdoboval pistec-kouzelnik, ci
$ jakym Sc maluii goticti lovci.
We meste mel .iej kazdy rad a
protoze umel lidmi "od Pile"
81 pohovorit, praxi mel cilou.
K obedu pfihrnul Sc kazdy den
indy, die toho, jak iej zdrzeli
pacienti, hlavne vsak die toho
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SYN UHERSKEHO RECEN.
IA v SOUBOJI.

Budapest, %. prosince. -
Syn regenta uherskeho, admi-
rala Horthyho, utkal sc v SOU
boji ma bambitky Sc svym pri-
telem Jirim Keglem, kdyz sc
byli drive pohadali k Will phi
Gee, o niz Sc nynf Uhersko u
chazi v cizine. Kegl byl v SOU
boii poranen. Mlady Horthy
cita necelych dvacet rokn a
navstevuie dosud strednf Sko-
lu v Budapesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-24

Vstsi pocet slovenskvch ho-
chE chce Sc vyuciti V Cechach
a ma Morave ma remeslniky,
hlavne truhlaii, obuvnikv, ko-
lafi. krejGimi. zamecnkv, OBJ
chcdnikv. cukraTi. Tezniky, u
zenafi. knihafi, lakVrrikv a
pod. Jde vetSinou o nplne chu-
dc hochv, kteSi mohou pTii-
mouti mista jen k celemu "a
opatreni. Take nekolik ukra-
iinrkych emiprantn 1s-23-le-
tych. hleda ucnovska mista.
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kladem rozvoje osv6tove pra-
ce sokolske a jejiho vnitfniho
prohloubeni jak u muzh, TAX
j zen a dorostu. Ma poradu bu
de asi take jednanf o sletu il
hoceskeho Sokolstva v G. Bu-
dejovicich a slet brnensky po
10 letech.
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lTimto zadam onoho pana,
bF pdvolal do sesti dni v obou
mistnfch dennich ceskych ca
sopisech urazky, ktere pronesl
prot me zene v mistnosti p. J
Vlasaka, dne "a. listopadu
opetne dne %. prosince, jinak
budu nucen zakrociti soudni
cestou.
FRANK SEST,AK.
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nact let vsecko dobr6 zlG; pri-
jvykla uz ieho "nlanyrIm".
nocnim poplachum, nezbyt-
|nym u lekafe, panovvm opoz-
denym navratum k donacimu
krbu. j jeho ned6lnimu Ease.
|dani" pany u vina - ale. ca
lJe moe, to .e moe - nakdy il
to pfece slo ma nervy.
.'ednou Sc primal "pan" X
Inbedu az pul tfeti. Baruska
zavrcela nevrle pozdrav, od-
hrnula ma pGl stolni poisryvku
a prostfela ma rob stolu We dvi
slozeny abrus, talir a pfibor.
Doktoru Zunovi Sc to nechtelo
libit. Zavolal 81 BaruSku 2 ku
chyne.
"Jafku, sluzkc, CO pax lie
TO "a poradek, re mi prostira-
te ma c'p stolu jako kocce? To
le naka Icta Ike mn6?"
Raruska Sc zamratila. pro-
stfela jak Sc patti ncochotne
m!cky obcluhovala pana. Dok-
Itorovi sc Ease nelibilo, re mlGi,
nemel rad kolem sebe zamra.
Gene tvare.
"Jafku. sluZko, co Sc kohou-
tite? Prohovorte prece neco."
Navztekana Baruska pana
odbyla.
"Snad necht6ji, abych jich
bavila? Oi toho tadv neisern.
Doktor sc ma nj podival uza-
isle pres bryle. Chtel rici: "Ja-
fku. sluzko, CO pax jste talo.
va krobianka ma mne2" ale ne
rad vyvolaval hadkv. Spokoiii
Sc tim, Re zmeTil "krobianku"
Cd hlavy do patty - spise udi-
venym nez zlostnvm pohleiem,
kter4 "kro5ianka" zdala Sc me-
videt.
Potom Sc uz nevedla za1na
rec. Doktorovi lezela vSak ia
nezdviilost 1t V hlav6. Vacer pri-
sel pozda od pacientu a odstr-
Gil talif veceri.
"Co pa Sc Jim stale? Proc
neiedi?" urazila sc Raruska
"Dyt' je iidlo podle ieiich a
nrostfeno taky mali iako v ira.
kite"
"Jist nebldu''. oplatil dok-
tor 'krobiance" usecne. "Nak
mne mrazi."
Naiednol sc podival m Ba-
rusku pres bryle a spustil ku-
!razi: "Sluzko. to sc mi Ma vas
nelibi. re ri ma mne tolik trou-
fate! Dyt' ie to oporazlivost
cd vas! Jste Wv We sluzba u
mn6 nebo slouzm snad il u
vas? A to neslouzim. myslim
A vdbec = dvt' isem ma ev6td
jako kill, dyt' ie to cloveku II
to. dvz tax ma n6i spustite
Vite. re budete po m,n6 d6dit!
"kdo pa by ma to mvslil.
milostpane," utrhla sc BaruSka
dciate = to byl .ieji zpIsob.
81 to 5ez mysleni, smrt' dy-
ckv CHA na stardho clovaka -
Baruska mlcela v planou-
cich rozpacich.
q vas, MuZkO, uI neJdrlV mne
rani mrtvice!"
"Dybyste aspon ma cloveka
ndco prohovofila. ale to ne. Sc
mnon vam do reci neni. ale lax
priidete meZi klepny. rec
mate al dost!"
Baruska dala Sc ma ustup.
"a dyt' ia sem jen sprosta,
sc mnou nejni zadna zabava!'
Pan uz neodrov6d6l. Proml.
eel a provzdychal z5vtek ve-
Gera a Sci brzy spat. Dnes. Eel.
zapadlo sllnce mad hnevem
Baruskv a doktora Zuny.
Barusku palila vina - me-
IN starcsti. Ably talk pan Sc o.
pravdu spatne c>til! Abv tax
TIA mrtvice. ten slak. "Dyt' p~ej
ito Iidi We spani pfepada
Panenko Maria! Hrom uhod'
n
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-06
NEW BUILDING
FOR WAREHOUSE

HEBER, Feb. On. II. Kavan is
building a new warehouse here to
house grain and other products of
his large ranch. The new warehouse
will he one of the largest at Heber.
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, the
latter a daughter of the Rev. Homer
G. Stutz, bishop of the Methodist
church, Omaha, Neb. area, have
taken up their residence here. Mr.
Wilson is produce shipper.
The Rev. y. II. Hudson, pastor of
the Community church here, and
justice of the peace, has established
mis- home as the official court roon.
of this township, A number of
minor eases have been brought be-
fore the new justice, who is divid-
ing his time between Bible and
penal code.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-06
Supervisors in
Request to L. S.
for Road Lands

AS Il necessary preliminary to the
construction of a highway across the
Indian reservation along the route
between Holtville and Yuma, the
supervisors passed resolution this
morning to make request Of the
United States Indian Service of the
Department of the Interior for a
right of way.
W. c. Ross, of the Bard section,
appeared before the board and di-
rectcd attention to- the fact that Sc
curing % right of way is necessary
before construction can begin and
that often this detail is so complex
that long delays are occaSioned. The
people of the Colorado river section
of Imperial County are much inter
csted i'll the construction Of road
to the county seat and are anxious
TO do everything possible to speed
up its completion.
There appears to be some uncer-
tainty concerning contracts for the
sections of the road for which pro
vision has been made and which are
agreed upon. In brief examination
of the records this morning Mr..
Ross was not able to verify publish
ed reports concerning letting Of con-
tracts on the Yuma highway and
has started authorities on an invcsti.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-06
TRUSTEES May
Strike Unless
Tobacco Given

Pending decision by the board of
supervisors as to inst how the APP
preparation for providing TRUSTEES
at the county Jail with tobacco
shall be made, there is shortage
of special .imitor help about the
county courthouse. Talk of Il
"strikc' at the Jail by the trus-
ties, because they had been refused
tobacco were denied this morning
by Sheriff Charles Gillctt who said
the rumor that there was a strike,
had originated through u misun-
derstanding.
1t is the custom throughout the
state, for the counties to furnish
tobacco TO trusted prisoners at the
jail, in return for work done by
them while serving their sentences.
When the question of appropriating
money for this purpose came up be.
fore the supervisors yesterday, the
district attorneys office questioned
the manner in which the appropria-
ton has been made in the past and
claimed it should be included in
Int d'h'Hill 'lllONtt, lht SHtIiIl lOE
feeding the prisoners.
When q request was made this
morning for some prisoners to help
in the janitOr work at the court
house, Undcrsheriff Bert Under
wood stated the "boys' wanted to
know about that tobacco allowance
and jokingly stated he would have
II strike on his hands unless the
necessary "Bull' was Forthcoming.
Someone evidently took the state
ment seriously and started rumors
of "iail strike' because the
prisoners tobacco allowance had
been cut off.
County Clerk Cal Mousseau stat
ed this morning that the allowance
has not been cut off and that the
question of the method of appro-
priation will doubtless be settled by
the supervisors today. Meanwhile,
contributions of "rcady cut, fine
cut and plug will be welcomed at
the Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-06
LANTANA

Johnnie Robinson, FL Centre Ford
dealer, was transacting business in
this section Saturday.
MIR. BARREN Of this section is now
paSturing 80 head Of cattle ON the
O Mari ranch.
Misses EtheIyn and Helen Sidford
accompanied by Marshall Salisbury
and Clifford OMAR motorcd to
Secley Wednesday evening.
y. T. Vaughn, Wcstsidc, was in
this section Saturday on business.
Tom White, Sceley, was in this
district recently.
Mr.. Mccain, Westsidc, was in this
district Yesterday looking after his
cattle which he is pasturing on the
Clifford OMAR ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Delaware and
baby, Dorthy, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Rogers OF
Seeley, Saturday night.
The irrigation district has the
Marion dredge working on the Fern
canal this week.
AS usual the Saturday night
dance ut Lantana School house was
well attended, a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
The Lantana Grammar School
trustees are having the school
grounds improved and are getting
ready to set out trees.
Thornton Posey and children,
Glenn, Ruth and Seaborn, attended
church services at Sceley Sunday.
Vernon Smith, Santa Ana is
again in this section looking after
his ranch DropertV.