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Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30

SEELEY

sEELEY, April 30.-Lois sprin-
kle, daughter of +. L. Sprinkle, is
on the sick list. DR.. House of El
Centre is the attending physician.
Mrs. Roy Wcmack received tel
egram from her husband Friday
morning that his mother had died
there early Friday morning. Mr..
Womack left a week ago to be with
his mother who was failing fast.
Mrs. w. l.. Womack is laid up
with bad attack of rheumatism.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
QUIT PAVING ON
HOLTVILLE-YUMA
ROAD UNTIL FALL
Dy Press staff COrrespOndent

HOLTVlLLE, April 30.-Thc Os-
wald brothers, Paving company
will close down their paving plant
on the villc-Yuma road Tues
day, and Wednesday will commence
moving their trucks to Los Angeles
where they will remain for the sum
mer. When it is cool enough next
winter they will return and finish
their contract. About l6 miles of
paving has been completed the
other side of the canal, out on the
desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
Consider Next
Step in Babe
Ruth 'Frameup'
by United Press Leased Wire


NEW YORK, April 3O.-All evi.
dence in the case of Dolores Dixon
young girl who has confessed that
her $4,000 suit against Babe Rutl
was :" frame up, is to be placed
hcfore District Attorney Jacob Ban.
ton, who will decide what steps to
take.
Decision to turn the affair over to
Banton was reached at a midnight
conference of the 'Home Run
King and his attorney, Hyman
Bushel in Boston.
1--WE have enough to show that
the whole affair was blackmalinp
schcme,'' Bushel said. 1--WE know
the parties behind the girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cross went TO
San Diego for tie week end. 7
Press Want Ads do the work.
Try them.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
Much Activity
in HOltville

HOLTVILLE, April 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. p. b. Christian OF the Mclo-
land district entertained number
of friends informally Saturday
night at cards, the game being five
hundreU
Harold Hall spent the week end
here with his wife at the Whitlock
home III the country. Mr.. Hall is
being treated at the soldiers hos
pital at Camp Kearney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards and
family were dinner guests ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smullings
Sunday.
The Holtvile judge is making a
cleanup on autoists who persist in
cutting the buttons and parking
wrong, and has somebody up every
day. He is going to teach them to
observe the traffic laws as they
do in all other towns, he says.
Edgar Brothers and company
have removed their line of hardware
from Noltville to their store in FL
Centre, and w. l.. Hcubner, who
has taken the store over, will carry
the International line of machinery
and accessories only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthus Cox and
little son George spent the week
end with relatives at Calipatria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Blackman and
family of CaleXicO spent Sunday as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. V.
Taggart. MIR. Blackman was one
Of lloltville S pioneers but has made
his home in Calexico for a few
years, whore he is engaged in the
plumbing business.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
At Chica go

Il IT +
st. L. % 0 g. 0OO3 10 ]
Chgo. % @ 0 60 1000 3 10 .
Batteries: st. Louis-Shockle
and Scvereid; Chicago Fabcr,
Crengross and Schalk
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
At Washington

X IT F
y. Y. % 90 | 6 0 4 ) II II 0
Wash. ..3 0 0 l 0 0 % 4 10 q
Batteries: Jones and Schang;
Washington, Yarmouth, Russell,
Grew, and Charity, Ruel.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
Mr.. Davenport Returns

A. M. Davenport, heavy stock
holder in the Imperial Valley Mill.
ing company, has returned TO his
home in Los Angeles after spend.
ing II few weeks here with his son
Homer Davenport and wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
National League
At Cincinnati

IT T
Chgo. % 2lOO1 1000 4 9 l
Cinti. 2 l 0 0 2 0 OK g 9
Batteries: Chicago, Fusscll and
O'Farrell; Cincinnati-Rixey and
Hargrave.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
At st. Louis

At st. Louis
r IT F.
Pitts. Il 0 l 0 0 % :. . :. 81.
st. /. 3 2 000 l :. :. =. e.
Batteries: Pittsburg - Boehler,
Carlson and Gooch; st. Louis
Doak, North and Clemons.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
At Philadelphia

At Philadelphia
r II +
Bos. Il 0 3 0 3 0 3 3 IS u 4
Phila. @ 0 l 900 101 81 3
Batteries: Boston - Marquard,
Grant and Gowdy; Philadelphia
Head, Belts, Wilson and lIenline.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
American League
At Detroit

Clevc. Il 10 0 0 . 0 90 8 !
Det. % 90 0 0O0 002 2 6 2
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures
and O'Neill; Dctroit-Collins, Cole
and Bassler.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
At New York

At New York
r II f
Bklvn. 600 90 1000 3 8 2
Y. Y. % l 2 0 0 0 Ok 10 l
Batteries: Brooklyn - Reuthcr
and DeRcrry; New York--NcQuil-
Ian md CASTOR.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30
At Boston

II IT i
Bos. IL 0 0 000 0l00 9 8 /
Phil. 20 0 000 90 10 O.
Batteries: Philadelphia-Naylor
and Perkins; Boston-Ferguson and
Picinich.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-30

Press Want Ads do the worl
Try them.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
How to Lengthen Life
of Your B Batteries

The amount of service you will OBJ
tain from B battery depends to q
great extent on the care you give it.
The following pointers will assist in
securing the maximum number of
hours of useful life from the battery
Do not subject your B battery to
high temperatures. Handle it care
fully. You may ruin your B battery
by dropping 1t on the floor, as this
may break some of the internal con-
nections.
Do not short circuit your battery,
even momentarily. A short circuit of
only a few moments duration will
drain a considerable proportion of the
total energy out of the B battery. For
this reason If you wish to test the
battery use a high-grade voltmeter.
and never an ammeter Voltmeters
are high resistance Instruments. and
give a good indication of the condi-
tion of the battery without drawing
excessive currents from it. Ammeters
are low resistance Instruments. and
when placed across the terminals of
the battery practically short-circuit it.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
Cheapest and Simplest
Regenerative Receiver

The novice is always on the look.
out for a simple and cheap receiving
set, which Is efficient in operation.
Here Is what is believed to be the best
In this respect ever described. For
the receiver the following parts are re-
CURED: One variometer; one 23-plate
variable condenser, with vernier: one
lR inch switch lever; two contact
points. The usual vacuum tube and its
accessories fill the rest of the bill
with the usual amateur antenna. this
receiver will easily respond to trans
mitters operating on wave-lengths from
10 up to and including 500 meters.
Inc accompanying sketch explains how
IL Is done. First, single connections
are brought out from the two outside
windings of the variome.er, so that
they can be brought out to the two
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
BY A. [. MUNzIG, szJ

l would like to present novel
means for tuned impedance control, for
radio frequency amplification. Tuned
impedance offers twice the amplifica-
ton that transformer coupled types
can give, so why not use it?
Obtain standard make of vari-
ometer and take it completely apart,
without disturbing the nodded wind
ings. Separate the two stator wind
ings and the two halves of the rotor
winding. Bring out leads through
small holes drilled In the rotor form.
Assemble and connect one side of the
stator winding in series with the cor
responding half Of the rotor. Do
the same with the remaining stator
and rotor halves. Thus we have two
variometers in one, that change their
mutual inductance simultaneously,
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

| thereby doing away with an extra con
troll, allowing two stages of radio fire.
quency to be available, minus several
critical adjustments.
BY shunting a small fixed condenser
across each varlometer, (they must be
of the same capacity they can be
made to function as radlo-frequency
tuned-impedance transformers on
amateur and broadcast wave-lengths.
The value Of the capacity used de-
pends on the waves to be covered.
Some of the readers may be dubious
about the practicability Of this "stunt,"
due to the fact that both tuned i'm
pedances are In too close proximity
to each other. However, this is an ad-
vantage and not detriment to the
efficient operation of the amplifier.
Connections for two stages of tuned
radio frequency ampllfication are
shown in Fig. 1.-Radio News.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

The rajah in the island OF Bali nys
in magnificence with many wiya
dancing girls and servants, says ht
Detroit News. A rajah is responsb,
to the Dutch government for the guo
conduct Of the people in bis dlstft
and the proper administration Of The
laws. Except that a Dutch contrOIs
now sits at the council table with hin
and his native officials his plan of GOV.
ernment is much like that of bis ~
cestors. Bali is still feudal. The us
jority of the population are virtual
serfs, owing labor and a 1.-THE Of thef
crops to the rajah, who is the nomina
ruler of the district. His dewana
however, are not heavy, for bis leOpa
are spirited and resentful of tyfanny'
and the Dutch controller keeps hrn
hand on the reins of government
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

The imposition of a tax on :.
elgn words used by Italian hotel, :,
shops, followed by the attempts ., =.
proprletors to avoid taxation bv t,,,'
lating well-established foreign vo,a.
and phrases into Italian eQulyaenn
has been attended by great ccufusI.
In many cases there are no Itsu,,
equivalents for words Ike .B.,s
sport" Coupon" check" achI,.
garage and "hotel." As TO tbe l,s
the Italian word "albergo" means r..
old-time inn or tavern. The matter b,,
assumed such a serious aspect .,
Milan that the hotelkeepers and s6ot.
keepers have petitioHed the govern
ment. with the help of professor D,
languages, suggesting that after to,.
eign word has been used for Length
of time in the vernacular it ceases 10
be foreign. hence many Of the word,
taxed should be exempt.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
Fix CatWhisker.

10 keep crystal detectcr in perfect
adjustment, first find the most sensi-
tive spot by means of a buzzer fest
When the catwhisker has been well
placed, drop some hot beeswax or par.
aftin around it. In practice, this has
kept the whisker in the right place for
months, and eliminates the necessity
OF seeking the elusive sensitive spot
every time the set is to be used.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
Insulating Leads

The insulation of the leads in q radio
set Is very important Where lends
cross one another, though not real
close, 1t Is best to slip few inches of
spaghetti or some other Insulating ma.
terial across them. Do not run anv
leads parallel for any length.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

ofn10' sf na,,os ,aoesc0mm0datioa ,s'ss sss',.: :s'~
va.t1aa.o Vi nall0n-wids Droport,aa,a tps.aSs VI
vestigatlon made recs..' a00, ~
tna ,onal NC Chamber .ls Of conns,ss'' y D. X
~ tue lact that desplt. rse.a' g less
m erecting new bu,ls's @ 'stifks
OF thousands Of child,.s Asts
part part time and, con.seo.,'l'' ~ a.
they are Sl ent,,'a, sns full education ts : :.
. snat n"o 2e8 Of the 900 An.us,, ss a.a Y
0'ooo or more population - s.' eas I
wp,s, wUts than han. 1900 portab'. balls,' alis
n,,a nn,'" .ney ans were housing lzlass .
plls. There were 1906 ~, ,.''s =
rented re 0aa dwellings, lofts, ,to'.' ,s@ :
oo.s,O.l oo,oOo in anneres, 5000 IN s., :;
.oiiiuors' 5000 in attics and ), 49, -. y
ass basement rooms. The sam. 'lsa S :
SHOWS SHOWS a noticeable tendency !, \. '''e
reclion of larger schoolhouse, 'Is =.
I'M many years Of wastetul e1DeDa',ss' Nt's
on eight-room buildings soboa, Iu''s
tiles are beginning to reali,a .s'a aS'As''
iarge building In every wav I. ' u''
economical. Modern education -a' =
mands a variety Of equlpmaD, y
as Is entirely beyond the ca0.s,.' ''1
the small schoolhouse to sunnlv =
el'ies are erecting buildings cont,,
Ing "a rooms and more whus 4' !.
towns are abandoning small bui1as1 !
N favor Of consolidated schools
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

contact points. The leads from the
inside or rotor coil of the variometer
are connected in the plate-circuit of
the vacuum tube, thus converting 1t
into a ticker coil. Regeneration is
controlled in the usual manner, by ad-
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS.
\ RESUME OF THE WEEKS
ooINoe IN This AND OTHER
COuNTRiko
important Events Of the last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Bsnesn Of the
Dusy Reader


SIX petty officers OF the q. s.
frocyon, navy supply chip. and thre
civilians are recuperating from hard
SHIPS experienced on rocky San Gle
mente island, 90 miles south Of sa,
Pedro. Calf. where they were maroon
"a for five days after the 50-ton fish
ing boat In which they sailed 10 tn.
inland capsized wnfle at anchor in I
heavy storm.
The steamer c. A. smith. loaded
with 100000 feet OF lumber, struck
on the submerged rocks OF the North
Setty at the entrance to Coss bay har-
Dor and will be total loss.
A sheriff's posse is continuing its
search for the bandits who. NJ r
Grossman, travelling salesman for
5an Francisco jewelry firm, reported
neid him up and robbed him OF dia-
monds and jewelry samples valued at
sloo,oOo at Nevada City, Calf.
Twenty alleged members OF the In
oustrial Workers OF the World serv-
ING sentences in Leavenworth prison.
were included in the amnesty order
Issued by President Coolidge. They
are men who were convicted I'm Sacra
mento In 1919 on charges of VIOLATING
the espionage act.
Edwin Sargent. rs, Los Angeles
nnsneier and founder OF the Title
guarantee and Trust company Of that
e.'y, ana Mrs. Alma Marie Ritchie.
oS' also Of Los Angeles were married
at Riverside. Cal.
rive persons. three women and two 1
children were found frozen 10 death 4
al Blue ranch springs about fifty miles n
southeast OF Albuquerque. according
70 word received at Albuquerque.
Mrs Sadie 4. Pritchard OF Denver I,
mas laid claim to -erubstake part v
nership' in the 100000 estate of
rred g. King, whom she alleges she
staked to $4,000 in 1892. when he L
was poor mining engineer in a case Ia
on trial In federal court at San Fran. r.
cisco. The suit is being contested a
Dy Mrs. Hazel Hubbard King of Berl- in
'iey, widow of the deceased and exc te
;utrix OF his state. n
flhned beneath an automobile II
which had overturned and Ioosened a
as main, igniting stream of gas in
'hien set fire TO the machine three &C
ersons We're burned probably fatally, D,
Ia -
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

M. ~ eFsng'ea Gown.
.. 10y N'' Ni'ny creations az snan.
t,9 ipN'fllAlp eAqulslialy oruan,sn,', se"
e". .,. ffNeu flbbop no9fs one s'''..'
f''q W Fqld ma silver has b eel, ,pun W.,
spll,,o.'' ,''.W .' fia'e apd p hpgo e,n
,a. W Vpu fplqe'Rsp aQpe N na,,,. w
ta' '' NN'0p A'r4w lle foni ,''yg IN ny
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

INfQlQVI IfQNlnQ IDIon u..0,I
,'.l V'''e fNll a'fNs NJ DllIIlana,
,g'i'p ~. lgNlel rae ulNi l|aml.o iIrl,
7''9'p'' pNaf NJ Nll y i0Dly
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

'mGu Hsu n0l'soiy gmb,o,s.,
"''f chinese ~ 'hlplmilsnn'f1u,
l.'.. . i.N N fpIfn hlfllpn1y @H
~ '4''if eNQ Nlllsl lHleads
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

y }op s'i mud 0u your slik unae,.
Hsiil 9opl uhe p brush io M VIM
p'''f NJ ielYei ~ YrlYoinen around
yoV npNor nnd nlb on ile drled m.a
H.l' 'p remove ihe mud aaln ,ub f,
"l'N = elolN alpppd ln aamonla nnd
Npief lfNshlHg spoll ne XXX sns
~el'f1 iNe alu ~ " deepop
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
WASHINGTON

introduced htli authorizing the Sc
f1 retsry of the interior to set apal
\ for ten years ten sections of land
y northern Utah for the purpose of es
perimental sheep growing, the expel
q iments TO be conducted under diree
tion Of the Utah state department o
agriculture.
The plea of the Filipinos for inde
n pendence was presented Saturday fol
the first time 60 the Coolidge scmin
istrstion.
r. B. Creager OF Brownsville, Tex
as, has declined for the present an
offer Of appointment as ambassador
to Mexico.
! Senator Borah of Idaho 'is not a
candidate for the presidential nomin-
alton of any party, he said in dus-
cussing prediction of Frank f.
Johnesse at Boise, Idaho, that he
would soon announce himself candi-
date for president on the Progressive
ticket.
Utah has the lowest rate Of deaths
from tuberculosis of any state in the
union, with The single exception of
Nebraska, according to statistics
piled by the census bureau.
Advises received from Mexico CITY I
relative to the revolutionary move 1
ment were declared by the Mexican
embassy here to indicate that "the
situation throughout the republic
remains unchanged"
Secretary Mellon has reduced to
definite form his tax reduction pro
posals and forwarded a complete re-
draft Of the revenue act to the house
ways and means committee for use
IN consideration of tax revision legis-
Iation to be begun Tuesday.
william Jennings Bryan had a ten
minute talk with President Coolidge
lie said he called merely to pay his
espects.
Ctah's exact center of population.
S determined by the fourteenth cen
us, was locatd in latitude 40 degrees
minutes and 10 seconds north and {
'ngitude III degrees. AZ minutes and e
second west, the census bureau an. 4
ouncs. c
~. 800, h
The 1924 Republican national con.
sntion will be held at Cleveland. MS h
Vored by administration leaders and Fl
Ill assemble on June 10. h
president Coolidge in accepting the =
tiers of credence of DR.. Cosme de
Iorriente, Cuba's first diplomatic =,
to the United States of .,
rank, declared that, al. Il,
ough differences had arisen regard n
& the position of the United States m
CuDa, he was sure that "as regards b,
e fundamental aspects of this posi- M
IN our statesmen are in accord" ar
Exports from the United States dur q
November were valued at $40. 600 III
impaired with imports for the same tx
llod OF 500, 100000 leaving a bal a., q,
ce of inter national trade favorable W. W.
this country of $112,O0O,OOO.
Ihe United States shipping board II
'uld be wiped out under bill intro
ced in the senate by Senator King.
mocrat of Utah.
FOREIGN ~ wcu
c. Hairy gave ND his per- He
lal fortune of three million. seven in
ndred fifty thousand dollars TO nav the
debts of company he organized qui
'ritish flyers are closely watching ~
parations for the American flight III
und tne world which are being aoo
ned ahead with great rapidity Wi
>ugh it was first intended that the rec
ut should take place in 1925. IT is NIT
highly probable that an American 175
al air squadron will make an at The
pit next year. II
shes OF the body of Sakaye Osugi ',e
)ciaist leader of Japan. were stolen WIN
n a room where the urn was lyina NV
A.fg
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21

1usting the rotor coil. For reception
on the lower wave-lengths. the switch
arm Is placed on the contact point
marked 1, and on contact point 2 for
the higher waves. This is a good stunt
and well worth trying-Radio News.
Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
GEN e RAJ

~ So.oOo,000 and covering a period of
more tian 10 years. were disclosed nv
states Attorney Robert NJ. Grove Of
chicago. after a raid on the offices
OF Leo koretz, an attorney. for whom
an international search is being made
Named by prominent society leaders
OF Chicago who entertained her as
having represented herself TO be
Pauline Lord stage actress and
fearl White" photopay star. Helen
Muiane is under arrest here by direc-
tion OF authorities In San Diego Gal
VINO charge her with cashing bogus
checks and drifts for 5000
The loss of life in the founderinr Of
the Norwegian steamer Runa, which
went down off Frying Pan shoals
virginia, was placed by coast guard
OFFICIALS at twenty-five men after re-
ceipt OF word from the cutter Modoc
that lifehoat had been found with
all OF its occupants dead.
Socialists. trades union members
ana admirers OF Eugene.<y. Debs be-
gan movement at Cleveland o IN
r"ise Sloo,oo0 to erect a building in
indianapolis TO be known as the house
OF Debs.
An old trench mortor cannon used
during the Civil war stolen from near I
the courthouse OF Knoxville Tenn 4
years ago. was mysteriously returned I
10 the courthouse steps Thursday 7
night during snowst0rm. /
A fragment OF rock u inches In y
diameter found IN the debris OF
george Meisachen's barn near Wayne. 4
Aeb, gave credence 10 the theory that q
q falling meteor sfarted the fire thnt u
sunday eight destroyed the barn.
Soeking desperately % lsnd before A
1brisimae the stock Of liquor TINT A
awaited them on Rum Hoy, Jersey /,
runners ore working al top speed 10 4.
fef Into fue water the racing boats a.,
y ever increasing sBiliness tllat are IA,
'e'ns bpilf fog Them along the coast. cI
hDdYipb Valentino sii be back in
Pc films yepf ahead ~ general "a A
eoleiiops, Jbo easierp moving plot n
~ realm learned lhaf the mosi fam d,
W ~ gll ips make believe aAelhs N
~ 'le famous llayera rely COZ IA
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leef
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Shoshone journal., 1923-12-21
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FOREIGN


sonal fortune of three million. seven
hundred fifty thousand dollars to pay
the debts of company he organized
British flyers are closely watchino
preparations for the American flight
around tne world which are being
pushed ahead with great rapidltv
Though it was first intended that the
hight should take place in 1925. It is
now highly probable that an American
naval air squadron will make an at
tempt next year.
Ashes of the body of Sakaye Osugi
a Socialist leader of Japan. were stolen
from a room where the urn was lyina
in state just before the funeral
Milady's Christmas stocking this
year will be OF the sheerest silk with
diamond clock. Gems as adiuncts
OF stockings are the latest rage in
Paris society, where women have re-
Gently been known to pay as high as
SlooO for single pair.
W '"' - NioNi'eS are admitting Il
100000 cubic feet OF molten lava |
every hour from the kilausa volcano
said a wireless message received by
IN department OF the interior from
Thomas Boles. superintendent OF the
Iiawaiia national park. in which tne
Volcano is located.
The Portuguese cabinet has re.
signed. The ministry was formed Nov
'mber -. with Antonio Aachado as
'remier.
Rebel forces at Manzanillo. Mex
ave captured and executed General
iisuel Pima Of the federal army, who
'as returning 10 Mexico CITY from
over California, where he had been
% a mission for President Obregon
ecofding 20 ndylces received 10 on
ial circles
life deslfoyers ~ the American
slaiie fleet lef here reconfly hound
~ hong keog ghe vessels gere og
'ifa ~ iNe Chinese pog ~ cQnneo
pp siil the sligailop ai Canton aad :
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