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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-14
INDIGESTION

Nervous dyspepsia especially stomach Indigestion
becoming common doctors 1t result of the high
GUS tension under which we live.
specialist tells us that nervous dyspepsia commonest
among brain workers. They then working their
minds rushing to the brain the blood needed digest food
If brain worker light breakfasts and lunches heavy
at night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-14
BOOM

For the second consecutive month"; pig iron production
April broke all previous records Our country making
iron at annual rate tenth than the
Railroads smashing all former records in freight
ment. for this time of year.
The greater the crop of nuts the winter
instinct tells squirrels Be squirrel Save emergency
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-14

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
''svrr''

Vecer tehoz dne sehrali Gle
move dramatickeho odboru Be-
sedy "Dobrovsky" Samberko-
WI hru Josef Kajetan Tyl v
niz p. Fleischman prekonaval
sama sebe a vsechny druhe
role byly zdao.ne provedeny
tax, ze vytryskle 2 mnoha oci
Shy zaplasily ku konci pred
staveni zvuky nasi krasne ma
rodni hymny "Kde domoy
mdj,", kterou v radostnem
vzruseni zpivalo cele shroma-
zdeni stojic spolecn6 ucinku-
jicimi ma jevisti pri scene Ty-
Iowa lmrti...
Myslim, re neni cd mista,
re jsem Vam podal obsirn6jsi
popis teto krasne, zdafile slav
nosti, ktery bude obzvlaste "a
|jimati rodaky trebenicke O.
kolni. Kdyby 81 nektery pral
fotografii re slavnosti odhaleni
pomniku samotneho, milerad
mu je proti mirne nahrade
vlastnich vyloh opatrim.
Priste Vam Ease napisi 20.
brazky maticky Prahy'.
| Drazi pratele, bud'te vsich
nj zdravi.
! F. Slaby-Bylansky, Praha
Bubenec, Ovenecka, $50, Cze
choslovakia, Europe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
cIcAN A sPovED.

Prisel cigan ku knazovi ma
spoved'. Go sa spovedal, ne
vieme, len to, re sa vel'mi dlho
spovedal. Konecne ulozil mu
knaz, jakozto pokutu "a hrie-
chy: pomodlit' sa so raz Otce-
mas.
Hadam to bude vela, Vasa
milost'! povie cigan.
CODY vel'a! riekol knaZ, ve-
i'a hriechov, vel'ka pokuta.
Dobre, dobre! Ease natc
cigan, ale ia len to poviem, re
je to vel'a!
Avsak knaz z udIanej poku-
ty nespust:l mic, a cigan obi
siel.
Ma druhy den rano III Ease
Dol cigan vo fare a priduc XII
knazovi riekne: Dobre rano
vasa milost'!
Farar:: Panbohdaj al tebe
Co 81 prisiel?
Cigan: Dobre rano, vasa mi
lost?
Farar: Vsak som uz pocul
ale co 81 mi doniesol?
!, Cigan: Dobre rano!
Farar:: Hovor, co chccs?
Cigann: Dobre rano!
Farar: Kanis tua mater
Hned' ii dam dobre rano.
Cigan: Dobre rano!
Farar: Potkaj. kujon! A
tym pochytiac korbac zacaLci
CANA lupat' po chrbte.
Cigan. La! vidite, aky st
W pan farsr! vravel cigan; j
som vam len patraz poveds
dcbre rano a uz ma biiete, nui
a keby som Panubohu pitdess
, raZ povedal iedno "a druhyl
Otcenas, ten by ma vari hnet
: tam zabil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
(Od naseho zvl. dopisovatele.

Trebenice, mesto, Q ktere
byl veden pred 6tvrt stoletim
urputny zapas mezi obema ma
rodnostmi ktere jest jakOusi
branou, jakymisi Thermopyla-
mi do tax ". uzaviraneho u
zemi, jak spravne rekl We sve
slavnostni reel p. DR.. Adolf
Dusek, mestsky radni z Prahy,
mesto malebne polozene mezi
dvema vysokymi brady, Kost'a
lOvem a Hazmburkem kra-
snem, stromovim a lucinami po
krytem udoli, slavilo We dnech
2. a 3. cervna 1923 odhaleni
vskutku umeleckeho pomniku
sveho dlouholeteho vudce M.
u. Ora Vaclava Pafika, zesnu
leho dne 3. prosince 1901, KITE
ry z nepatrneho, v germanisa
ci tonouciho mesta ucinil svoji
pevnou vuli a pilnou praci po-
kroGfle mesto ceske. jez jest
pevnou hradbou proti germani
saci. derouci sc do stredu naSi
zeme. DR.. Park po studiich u
niversitnich usadil sc jakO
prakticky lekar Tfebenicich
DO nemecko-rakouske valce v
roce 1867 a pusob!l nsp6sne We
SVEN povolani .jako pravy lidu
mil i jake neohrozeny bojov-
nix "a prava lidu sveho We
funkci starosty mesta az do
sve smrti. v Tfebenicich zalo-
I'll .roku 1890 "Obcanskou
besedu", +. 1874 Obtanskou
zaloznu = krajinske museum
u n6mz chovajl Sc szacne pfe5
m6ty 2 DOLBY piedhisto,icke al
do DOLBY neinoveisi. Tamtez il
nyni umist6n prevzacny kan
cional >tfebenicky Is. stoleti
ozdobenymi krasnymi malba
mi, dosud tax zachovanymi
jakoby ie ruka umelcova tepr
We nedavno namalovala. Cen;
tohoto d la nislze veru ami ci
ferne yyjadriti a stalo by z:
to, ably mai amer ati kraianf
do stare vlasti zavltavsl, j,
shledli. NJ. L. DR.. Park xalo
I'll tez pravem pochopenl p,
treby zdejsiho lidu, Akciovol
tovarnu ma zuzitkovani ovoce
ktera vsak neschopnym vede
MIN tehdeisich cinitelu brzy $
octla pred zkazou dplnou, by
81 zachranena ien pfejitim d
majetku nynejsi firmy Y
Kraupner. jeiiz MATTEL ies
dObrym nasincem. Ovsem NJ
moznost vyvozu do Nemecka
neusporadane pomery valutl
v okolnich zemich pohrichu n
mi davaji pramalo nadeje n
moznost prosperity neibliz
dob6 a tax ma sta vagonu ov,
.ce shnije. nenlohouc byti Y.
uzitkovano zvlaSte pro ohron
ne sazby zeleznicni. Tako,
jest nase hospodafska politik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
sKLAMANf CLEatelstvo jest
ZvEDAheisi zivinou.


stny vlastenec
Vlak, ktery ooval ma narod
zdi s. hodine zpdsobem, co
troit na Union tenci" 81 ma ne
dychtivostl verr )snu nevzpo-.
veci ocekavan teto zemi de-
hlavym zastuIpoohatstvi. Inu,
zklamani, kdAlismus ubiji
ku hlasite ozn.hny uslechtilej-
fielda nevezest take krasne
pasazera zbav1e valky, ktere
Nastalo vseobe vsech stranach.
nezbyvalo jinelak jiz k vylice-
aniz by nezflzosti same. Pc
byla ukojena. k navratu Gle
cu ma zap. 6. uDana Boehma,
ley, "a hlavni dnika Narod-
byl "st 'astn6jsil "Dobrovsky",
Itrpelivy, Sc prs byla postavila
Mnoho toho royskemu, do
10 neb policie !mu slavistovi a
priiizdejicfho 8 naroda sa-1
kordon V podqho pomnik S je-
udrzovala nejvarrarskeho mra
patricne vzdalcho dilem socha
nici pax uspof ANA. prikrocila
We prave zayxci "a ucelem
byl liz davnuhlho pomniku M.
kdyz jizdr Pasikovi, vlastenci
nekollk 'zaslouzilemu. Sblra-
ce rozha divadlo tax shroma
Doala kapitalek ke kapital-
ep,,' az tento maly hloucek ODE
itavych lid "a podpory vsech
celnejsich NEST ceskych j ne
meckych korporaci jednotliv
eli zdarne dilo dokoncil. Jak
krasny a povzbudivy priklad
|pro mnohe jine spolky, ktere
sbiraii jiz mnohem dele na po-
lmniky nasich velikanu a ne
Ijsou to, Sc svou akci hnouti sc
Is mista. A prece name tax ma
) 10 pomniku v ceskych kra-
itch muzum zenam, ktefi by
! 81 je byli jiz davno zaslouzili
Nema dosud pamatniku ami n
: zka, ktery zemfel IL. fljna
1424, ami Bedrich Smetana, ma
: rozeny 2. bfezna 1924, jejichz
pamatna jubilea pfipadaji te.
; dy jiz ma pristi rok. Veru, spa
! the to vysvedceni pro vdecnos'
naseho naroda, ktery Sc Ziz
: kou Smetanou tax casio chlu
, 1sbiva. Ovsem, fici pravdu do Q
ci, to je n6kdy neprijemne.
Dilo akademickeho sochaft
1 Emanuela kodeta, 0 kterem j:
!. ko jednom z nasich vynikaji
! cich plastiku jsem Vam jiz svt
e no casu referoval jest vskut
a ku velice zdarile. Predstavuj'
i Ora. Parika stojiciho chrani
= ciho svou pravici mladou divk,
t S rukama vzadu spoutanyma
Il odenou narodni kroj, kter;
j sc utekla pod jeho ochranu
! Jak vymluvna to personifikac
0 nasich mensin. Pomnik stoji n
n namesti pred NEST 'anskou ske
Y lou, rovnez to praci slechetnt
e no vudce Tfebenic. Dluzno
u povdekem vZpomenouti soucil
' nosti mistru- -kameniku, p. |
'e Voborila Y kralup II. Wit. a
10 j. kaderabka z Prahy -Smicf
o. va, ktefi take dali svoii pra
~ Y obet' krasne myslence a ia
~ Sc pficinili 0 ieji realisovani
n, v sobotu, dne 2. cervna Z
81 byla slavnost sama zahajer
~ radnici tfebenicke slavnost
lie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29
WHITFIELD "A
MRfzEMI.
(Dokonceni 50 str. ~

8f5 n
cita take foreman ohrady Ed.
"A. Eaerl, jenz prvni upozornil
Ternese, re novy zamestnanec
by mohl byti stihanym Whit
fieldem. Ma stopu uveden byl
podobiznou uvefejnenou V no.
vinach. Ternes upozornil ma
okolost detro.ts,kou policii, jez
vyslala do ohrady detektiva,
ktery sc predstavil jako naku-
povac koni, jemuz byli nektere
kcne pfedvadeni a sice samot-
nym Whitfieldem. Detektiv
sc vsak vratil poznamkou, re
podezrely muz Whitfieldem
neni. Bylo to arci V dobe, kdy
rnzna udani ma policii primo
"prsela' A talk Sc stale, re "a
lezitost byla vubec odlozena.
Pravni fiditel Paul Lamb
vsak popira, re by mel nekdo
maroky ma mestakych $4,000
a sice z toho d1vodu, ze mayor
Kohler zakazal rediteli Mar.
tinlnovi cenu vypsati, ktery ta.
ke poslechl, tax re vlastne nj.
kdo obnos omen nesliboval. Ra.
dni Damn ale mini, re Terne:
ony penize pozadovati muze
jelikoz mestska rada mela pl
ne pravo penize odhlasovati.
DIE vSeho nastane 0 vyn' :
= SLAerreer ernr t&s.Ni PO
MNfkU M. u. DRU VACLA
WI PARfKOVI " TREBENI
CfCH BESEDOU "DOBROV
SKY" " PRAZE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29

akademii, pri niz dokonalou
virtuositou predneseny orche-
stralni kusy i pevecke sbory.
Proslov "Skoncene dilo' z pera
pisatele techto radkd, dlouho-
leteho predsedy Besedy do
brovsky", predneseny pfi teto
prilezitosti autorem samym,
Byl prijat velkym potleskem.
Podotknouti dluzno, re slavno-
sti zllcastnilo sc mnoho clenu
pfibuzenstva oslavencova jme-
novite jovialni p. vrchni rada,
ing. Park Podebrad, pi. Ma
RE Kienbergerova, p. rid. uci-
tel Krenek, jakoz pani bra
til Mannove.
V nedeli, dne 3. cervna 1928
nasledovala We vyzdobenych
Trebenicich, ktere 81 vskutku
daily ma uvitani hosti zalezet,
samotna slavnost odhaleni po-
mniku "a pritomnosti mnoha
hosti Prahy S primatorem,
Drem Harlem Baxou V cele,
ktery Sc u pomniku po krasne
slavnostni reci p. j. u. Ora A
dolfa Duska, predsedy "Komen
skeho', niz nastinil veliky
vyznam Pafikuv pro Trebeni-
ce veskere ceske mensiny,
taktez ujal slova "a bouflive-
no potlesku precetneho shro-
mazdeni, ktere "a zvuku hud-
by sc dostavilo V pruvodu ma
namestl. Pocasi bylo krasne a
podle toho i nalada. Pan pri-
mator uvedl We sve reci, re V
t6zkych dobach caste k Dru
Pafikovi ma porady dojizdel a
pfipomenul, re proti nasemu
narodu stale jeste stoji velike,
sedmdesatimillionove more ne
mecke, coz dluzno miti neu-
stale ma pam6ti. Vidal diky
hi. mesta Prahy Besede "Do-
: brovsky" Ia jeji peel 0 posta-
veni pomniku, projevil zvlast-
nj poteseni, re jsou to prazsti
obcane, ktefi spolecne ostat.
| mimi ciniteli zvlaste 0 uskutet
neni krasne myslenky Sc prici.
: Mill a vyzval pfedsedu Besedy
: "Dobrovsky", ably pomnik cd
hall.
Ia neutuchajiciho jasotl
shromazdeneho davu spadla pt
te rouska S pomniku, ma nem;
zlatym plsmem jest vytesant
heslo Pafikovo: "Konej kazd,
mas poctive svou vlastenec
. kou povinnost zvitezime.
Predseda Besedy odevzdal po
tom pomnik do ochrany stare
stow mesta p. Kosinovi, pode
koval vsem, kdoz o zdar dill
Sc pricinili pfecetl dopis Ma
, rodni rady Ceskoslovenske, ie
jiz predseda, p. POSI-. Prokupe
Sc omluvil navstevou uzen
Javoriny, o kterou mas nas
" mill ''bratri" Polaci vsi moe
, hledi pripraviti, ably poslan,
Mar. Shromazdeni ma mist6 $
mem mohli ziskati patficne
, formace...
D. SiavnOst skOnclla pfesne
10 poledni, nacez nasledoval IL p
ci tomnosti p. primatora pra,
TX sEeho ORA. Karla Baxy a vsee
celnych hosti obed radni
% MIN sale, pfi nemz piedneser
Ia pripitky, vyjadfujici vesm
nj radost re zdaru dila.
~ i. 6: ~ [. szz5s. y;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29

cEP Oznamovani jest HYB.
NOU PAkOU veskerehO OBJ
chodniho zdaru; oznamujte
proto We 'Svetu"
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
WALLACE DINNER
IS CALLED OFF,
TRIP VERY BRIEF.
All alley Luncheon at
Brawley Tomorrow
Noon
Arrives Here Tonight,
Visits South End
Tomorrow

Information received at 10 o.
clock this morning by George M.
Pratt, of CalexicO, in charge of ar
rangements for the visit of Secre-
tary Wallace of the United States
Department of Agriculture to I'm.
parial Valley, ADVISED that a change
in plans had been made 3 and in
stead of tine secretary arriving here
this morning as planned, he will not
reach FL Centre until late tonight.
The dinner to be rendered him in
this city has therefore been called
off and the program rearranged so
that the secretary will be taken for
a tour of the southern end of the
valley tomorrow morning, follow
ing wn:c.. t:.erc will be luncheon
at Br"wley, to which the Chambers
OF Commerce, Farm Centers and
other civic rganizations, as well az
the general public, are invited.
The reason given MIR. Pratt for
the change in plans WIS that the
secretary finds it necessary to
shorten his western trip owing to
press of matters ut Washington,
and it therefore bacame necessary
to curtail the program originally
outlined for Imperial County.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
It's a Sad Tale,
Mates, for Champs

NEW YORK, April 2.-Battling
Sikh should not mourn too much
about the loss Of his heavyweight
championship. He ism t the only
one who has been dethr0ned this
year and he isn't the last one who
will get it,
Six wasn't going any place in
particular anyway. He was always
in danger of ''the first good man"
he met, and Mike McTigue, the
succeeding champion, is in the same
fix.
McTigue should remain champion
as long as he STAYS away from first
class opponents from middleweights
up. Mike cant hit and his boxing
will not make him popular enough
to cash in heavy on his title.
One peculiar thing about Mike is
the jinx that he seems to work over
colored boxers. He was one of the
first to whip Janama Joe Cans,
when ali of the first-class white
middleweights were ducking the
colored champion. He also knocked
out George Robinson, after George
had given fine pasting to Johnny
Wilson, the champion. Z
That light heavyweight champion
has had hectic experience in the
last three years, and it has been in
variety of hands. Battling Levin
sky, a jew, held it until Georges
Carpenter, Frenchman, cracked
him on the jaw. Battling Sikh, a
Senegalese, took it away from Car
pentier and passed it on to Me
Tigue, IN Irishman. If Pancho Villa
should take on lot of flesh, he
might be able to make the racial
circle more complete.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
JUDGE DECLINES
TO ENJOIN THE
UNITED STAGES
Cars to Operate as Soon
AS City Approves
Bonds

Another step was taken in the
controversy between the United
Stages, Inc, and the United Stages,
as to which company has the right
to operate stages in Imperial coun-
ty when Judge Cole rendered a
decision in the superior court this
morning, denying the application of
the United Stages, Inc, for tenn
porary injunction restraining the
Unite,a Stages from engaging in
the stage business.
Attorneys Of the United Stages,
Inc, eOncede this means the United
Stages may operate stages here, but
they will be doing so without a
permit from the ..aiiroad Commits
sion, application for which is now
pending before that body.
BY order of the city council, the
United Stages will be allowed to op-
crate in FL Ceniro wlen1-satisfac-
tory bond for each ear has been fill
ed after approval by the city at
torney, in order to protect rassen.
gers carried by the stage company.
According TO Robert G.. Hill, coun-
sci for the United Stages, bonds
will be provided III lew days and
the company will at once resume
the operation of stages.
Mcdonald and Thompson of Los
Angeles, and Charles Il. Scott sof
this city are counsel for the United
Stages, Inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
FIRES BULLET
THROUGH HEAD.
WILL RECOVER

Henry Foe, is in the Parker hos
pital at Brawley, suffering from a
bullet hole in his head following an
attempt to commit suicide by shoot
ting himself, according to informa-
ton received at the sheriff s office.
According to the story as told
over the telephone to Undersherifff
Bert Underwood, Foe has been des-
pondent for some time because of
domestic troubles and yesterday
made several threats to take his
own life and those of his family.
This morning he obtained a .25 cal.
ibre automatic pistol and fired one
shot into his head, the bullet pass
ing through the top of the scalp, in
fiicting an ugly wound. Foe was
rushed to the hospital and upon
gaining consciousness seemed to be
in excellent spirits, joking with the
nurses and evincing a strong desire
to get well. The statement ad.
vised he will recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
FIND WOMAN
WHO LEFT
CHILD HERE
Mother of Abandoned
Boy is Taken in
Raid
IN MEXICALI RESORT
Italian Held in Local Jail
on White Slavery
Charge

j. Bruno, an Italian, % years old,
and Pearl Day, mOtbe- .: Edwin
Leroy Day, the youngster who was
left in the care of Mrs. Miller in
this city two weeks ago, after
which his mother disappeared, are
held at the county Jail, for investi-
CATION, following sensational de-
velopments in the ease over the
week end when the boys grand
mother, Mrs. +. V. Jordan came
from Long Beach to identify him.
A. B. Robbins, criminal investi-
gator for the district attorney 3 of
flee, and Sheriff Charles l.. Gillett,
were furnished description of Mrs.
Day by the boys grandmother, and
Immediately started out to find
some trace of the woman. Clues led
them to Calexico, it being known
that Mrs. Day was travelling in an
automobile with strange man.
Search Of the CalexicO garages re-
vealed the ear in which the couple
had arrived in Imperial Valley from
the coast and once having located
the ear, the Officers checked back
and found that the couple had reg
istered under several different
names in various Calexico hotels
Inquiry failed to reveal them at
Fany of the places where they had
registered, and the trail led then
across the line to Mexicali.
In Mexican Jail
Here the aid of the Mexican of
ficials was enlisted and they re-
sponded willingly TO the request of
the Imperial County officers, the
services of the entire Mexieali po-
lice force being placed at their dis
posal The good memory of enc of
the Mexicali policemen came in
handy, for when shown a photo
graph Of Mrs. Day, he remembered
she had been arrested early yester-
day morning and was confined in
the Mexicali Jail. t.s
The officers visited the jal and
from the woman's lips heard n
pitiful story Of her treatment at the
hands Of Bruno. who, under false
promises, had lnred her across the
line and forced her to enter life
of shame. She said she had made
several Intellectual attempts to get
away from Bruno s influence, but
her efforts were thwarted each time
and it was not until she was arrest
ed yesterday morning following ii
raid by the Nexicali police that
she was enabled to escape his
clutches.
Realizing that finding the woman
was only haif the job, the Mexi-
can authorities went further and
started search for Bruno. He was
soon located and with the assistance
of the Mexican police was brought
across the international line, in
company with the woman. Once on
this side, Gillett and Robbins placed
both under arrest and brought them
to FL Centre. They will be held
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
Continued on page s
Suffers Fiendish
Torture at Hands
kidnapping Band
ny United Press

TAYLOR, Tex, April 2.-R. W.
Burleson, of Wear, Texas, has been
reported by authorities to have
beer the victim OF a band of kid.
nappers and to have suffered treat
ment at their hands that makes his
condition critical at a local hospital
where he was brought after the af.
fair.
After being beaten nearly uncon-
scious he was taken to spot near
the business district where chain
was placed about his neck and sew
eral buckets of creosote poured over
his body. He was then beaten about
the head with revolvers and left in
an almost dying condition, where he
was found later by passers-by.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
U. 5. STARTING
CLEANUP OF TEX.
FAKE PROMOTERS
Z Nabbed, Is More Face
Arrest in Effort to
Squelch BuncOers

FT. WORTH, texas, April p
That the government expects te.
make good its recent threat that it
intends to get after fake promoters
and "get triek-quick' artists, was
shown when the initial blow was
dealt in this district today in the
arrest of seven and warrants for %
more.
The charge is using the mails to
defraud and general cleanup is
expected. The first one arrested
was B. s. Henninger member of
the Petroleum Producers Associa-
ton, whose business stationery is
headed Doctor Frederick A.
Cook, former Artic Explorer.
Other developments are anticipat-
ed thick and fast.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
Continued on page
Coroner Looks
Into the Death
Unknown Man

DR.. w. +. Lyons, county coroner,
order an inquest on the body of an
unknown Mexican, who was killed
by fal from {. truck in the Bonds
Corner district yesterday afternoon,
continued until 1890 tommrOw, to
enable the district attorneys of
flee to produce witnesses whose
testimony is desired in the ease.
According to M. Otsuki, driver of
the truck, he had been eating lun-
cheon with his employer a ranch,
er named Mastuni, who lives on the
dirt road mile east of the CaleX-
leo highway. When he reached his
truck, after eating, the Mexican
was sitting on the seat. As neither
could understand the others langu-
age, Otsuki took it for granted that
the Mexican wished to ride with
him. When about mile east of Ca
lexico, the Mexican suddenly jump
ed from the seat, evidently having
arrived at the place where he wish
ed to get off. Otsuki claims he inn
mediately stopped the truck to see
if the Mexican got off alright and
found him several feet in the rear,
writhing in agony. He had evident
ly been struck by the rear wheels
of the truck, as Otsuki says he felt
no bump such as would be caused if
the wheels passed over the body.
The driver summoned assistance
from passersby and later the Mex
lean was taken to the FL Centre hos
pital where he died shortly before
8 o'clock last night. The district
attorneys office is conducting an
investigation in an effort to locate
relatives of the dead man. 1t is not
believed the coroner's jury will
hold Otsuki responsible for the ac-
cident.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
Much Acreage is
Being Planted

Spring days are busy days in In
perial Valley, and the number of
acres being set out to grape fruit,
grapes oranges and cotton is so
great that it is occasioning much
favorable comment.
All OF this proves unbounded CON
fidenee in the future of the valley
and the turning to permanent crops
is the best thing possible for pros
perity of all concerned.
Much acreage is being planted
this year to cotton and already
some Of it planted early, is ur and
looking fine.
Cotton growers feel that there is
every reason to believe that this
crop will yield splendid returns the
coming season. +a6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-02
Lenglen Victory
No Indictment
of U. S. Players
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, April .. Be-
cause Mrs. Molla Mallory, the
American tennis champion, was ter
ribly beaten in the recent Nice
tournament by Mile. Suzanne Leng-
len, some critics have seen in the
defeat Of the American horrible
example of the inferiority of the
American woman Is game.
Nothing of the kind!
The failure of Mrs. Mallory to
win from Mile. Lenglen means only
that the best woman player in the
United States is not as good as the
best woman player of Europe, who
happens also to be the best woman
player in the world.
With the notable exception of the
French girl, Europe hasn't thing
to boast of in the way of women
stars.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, who has
been living in England for several
years, is the next best player to the
French champion on the other side.
Miss Ryan is a California girl and
her game is the American game.
There may be at least three wom-
EN- players in the United States cap
able of beating Miss Ryan.
Next to Miss Ryan is Miss Kath-
lene McKane, the British girl.
There are five or six girls in the
United States who ought to be able
to beat her.
From then on down the list, Fur.
ope has nothing to offer against
the American girls.