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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-12

up by adopting the trade union in
stitutions of other countries, would
be much like attempting to build a
house by adopting some detail of
the plans drawn by a number of
architects. A heating system which
would be the proper one to install
in districts where cold winters are
the rule, would be wholly unfit for
a structure erected in the Sunny
South. A house designed for the
broad, level plains of the Middle
West, would be poorly adapted for
the thickly settled industrial CEN
tiers. In other words, circumstan-
ces and conditions determine what
is most advantageous in the matter
of conducting business, building
homes, or adopting policies and
methods for the trade union move
ment.
1t is not the trade union institu-
items of any other country which
should serve as a guide. The only
safe guide for each national trade
union movement are its own exper-
fences, and these are largely the
result of the varying conditions
which industry presents in each
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-12

country. A trade union nsv....
which depended for il sna,..
on adopting the institute.
other trade union maysm.
would confess its inability :.
derstand its own problem,
would become nothing bu, = -.
patchwork, for in adopting n.
s,itutions of other traje a.
movements, it would be taking Il
for its own guidance metbe4. i
programs which, because Of IA.
ent conditions and different s,.|
tons under which they eers a..
lished, when applied to other r..
tory would result in nothing /
clash.
1t does not follow that the IN,
union movement of enc eaps..
cannot learn from the experies~
of others. As matter Of fact i,
experiences of every trade N.
movement contains lessons fn
of the others, but there is a u.
difference between learning m.
the experiences of Others, and al
ing over the institutions which NJ
ers have erected, and expe,i.
them to work out Succe nj
after being transplanted.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

zenf, kde ocekaval process pro
udavAnf falesnych tekn a stej-
nou smrtf sesla Sc sv9ta Fran.
tiska Kupkova, We v9ku pou.
hych 25 roki. Zdstavila po So
be manzela a diva chlapce, z
nichz jeden je nemocen. Pr
Gina jejfho zoufal&ho cinu me-
nj zn&ma.
Chicago, 19. dubna. - Ma
ceste ze zdejsfho teskeho Ma
rodnfho hfbitova, kde navstf-
villa hrob sveho zesnul6ho man
zela, pfejeta byla poulicnf ka-
rou a smrtelne zranena pf. Rn-
zena Kralova. Skonala We sved
ske nemocnici, kan byla do
pravena. Cftala 55 roki veku
a do Ameriky Sc pfist9hovala
s rodici jako dfvenka 14leta.
Zdstavila po sob9 syna, ostat-
nj ditky il zemfely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
z PROHlBlcNf "VALKY".

Steubenville, O., 19. dubna.
Serif Ed Lucas a nekolik jeho
prirucfch, ktef1 vcera po celt
den patrali po totoznosti osob,
jez pfivodily vybuch bomby
pred domem, v n9mz bydleli
prohibicni slfdilove John o.
Cole a Caleb H. Harris, donna
Ii dnes, ze nemajf z&dne stopy.
Toto byl druhy pokus o zabitf
Cole-a. v podzimu lohskeho
roku mensf bomba vybuchla
zrovna pod oknem jeho lozni-
ce. Nikdo nepfisel k 1razu pri
veerejsim vybuchu, avsak asi
"a $4,000 skody zpisobeno
ma domu, v n9mz Cole a Har-
ris bydleli a okolnfch stave-
Mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
|HANIHARA NAPSAL NOW DOP|S.
PRAvf. 7E NEMfnlL zkDNYCH vfHRt-
EEK We SVEN PRvNlm PSAnl.
HUGHES ODPOVfDA zE NEBYL v POCHYB
NOSTECH PRATELSKYCH UMY-
SLECH JAP VYSLANCE

Washington, 90 dubna - Japonsky velvyslanec Hani-
hara postal sekretar Hughesovi druhy dops nemz
snaz zmnit nepriznvy dojem jenz volan byl zmnkou
"vaznych nasledcfch" jeho prvnm dopse pffpade
shuteen9ni vyluky aponskeho pstehovaectv Hanihara
prav ze nemn zadnych "zahaenych vyhrdzek sekretar
Hughes odpovedel zpdsobem nanejvvse pratelskym.
Dops vevysance odpoved' sekreare statu uverejneny
byy odborem sau vcera Pan Hughes prav SVEN dope
sv9tle souvosti pnvodniho dopsu davneho pates
porozum6ni mezi obema zememi neme zadne pochybno
slova vazne nasedky mela by brana tomtez
smysu jak pravte re by ste vzdaen toho vyadfit ne
naznaeiti nejakou vyhrizku."
correspondence tato byla uveren6na kdyz by sekreta
Hughes vnova mnoho sveho dvou poednich dnech
uvazovan mezinarodnch otazek nez jedna Radi
pene prsdentem Cooldgem pred obdrzenfm druheho do
psu cd Hanhary bylo sdeeno renky velvyslanec ze
by radi poda vysv6ten veejnost onoho prnho dopsu.
Hanhara druhem dopise opakuje dotyeny odstavec
prnho dopu kde pouzito jest onech SLOW azne nasedky
Tyz znf:
"Spolehae vasi duveru kerou jste mne tokrate la
skave osvedcil sd9 vam vastne opakova toto vse
chino velm otevene nejpratesejsim duchu jezo chapu
akoz nepochybne vazne nsedky jez uzakoneni pred
lohy vztaujci one vec nevyhnutelne BY meo nak
st'astne vzaemne prospesne vzahy mezi obema zemem
Dale pax pokraeuje Hanihara SVEN druhem dopise:
"Uprfmne muslin rc, ze nemou rozumeti jak tato slc
cee souvisost mohla by vykladana ako By M
Mia neco takoveho ako vyhrdzku ia naz jsem
zddrazni neprznivy nanevyse neblahy lcinek nase
davne pfaevi jenz mohl by vznknouti nasedkem prje
dotyene pfedlohy."
Ma jinsm mG sveho obsirneho dopisu pravr Hanhara:
"Jsem jist vite, re mic nemohla by by vzdalene
ho cd me mys dat neakou pricinu pohorsenf vase
idu neb jeho Wade ia nemam nejmens pochybnos
ze nemae takoveho nespravneho porozumen jak du
chu nemz jsem psal zminany dops vam tax yyZnamu,
jejz jsem obmyslel pro vetu pouztou tamtez.'
Odpoved seketafe tonem nanejvyse pfatelskym
a ku konci tam pravi:
"Pdsobf mi stestf doda ze sem hluboce ocehoval vas
neustalou touhu pesovat nerde6nes vztahy mez dem
bou zemf"
Toxic, 20. dubna. kruzich obvykle dobfe nformo-
vanych pravf vlada obeznamena bya predem dru
hymn dopise ktery velvysanec Hanhara postal sekreta sta
tn Hughesovi vysvetuje ze vibec vazne nepomys
odvolani Hanharovo 6emuz pry neni zadne prfcny.
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E0n0RA DuSE-0vA MRTVA.
VEDLE SARY YBERNHARDTOVE BYLA TO
NEJVETSf SVETOVA TRAGEDKA.

Pittsburgh, Pa 21 dubna Eleonora Duse-ova, slav-
ma alska ragedka zefea zde dnes po krake nemoc ma
chfpku, ktere vyvnu zanet pile. Onemocnea De-
troiu jeff al vaznym kdyz pfela do Pttsburghu
kde mea vystoup svo spolecnostf dvou hrach Da
81 zastavka m9la byt Cleveandu
Duseova citala 65 ro veku vedle Sary Bernhardtovs
byla nejvetsi sveova ragedka jeff vystoupenf New
Yorku setkalo obrovskm spechem pres svdj vysoky
vek dovedla uchvati obecensvo Ma jevs objeva be-
ze vseho lfcidla.
Duse-ova byla dcerou kocovnych herci, Allesandra
Duse-a eho zeny Angeicy (Capeettove) naroda blf
Benatek g. fna 1859 Provdala Signora Checchho
avsak svo nev9tsf mosnou romanc ktera vzbuda
most celehO zazila basnkem DAnnunZem Skonca
vsak zklamanm kere DAnnunzo dokonce tlumoc jedne
svych knih Duseova prne vystoupla eviste Rhine
1883 cd te DOLBY slavia radu nepfetrzch trumfd Do
Ameriky zavala prvne 1892 op6tn9 podzimu lof-
keho roku avsak pred dvema dny donucena by prerus
cestu nasedkem nenoc ktera dnes do hrobu il skatia
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NEMcl URYcHLuJf k0NFERENcl.
STRESEMANN PRAvf, zE DATA PRO KO.
MIST BUDOU HOTOVA co NEJDRfVE.

Berlin, 90 dubna = Podrazden 'spckovanm' nacio-
nasckych vddci ktef podnka sjednoceny lok vladu
pro @ pjeti zpravy fnancnich odbornkn ako podkladu
reparacni wednavani. zahrancni mnir Stresemann
dosav pied kon4erenci nemecktch redaara dnes
donif Hser9& 34da dfcnuJe v5echny pffpravy pro
nadchazec diskus Doda pak ze data pozadovana repa
racni koms budou pfedlozena nejdffve.
Jezto zprava fnancnich odbornikd bya pfjaa Nemec-
KEN vsech zakadnh bodech by zadne diskuss
pfedem n@akych urcych podrobnostech sd9l Stree-
mann redaktordm dodav, ze cey problem mu by denv-
ne vasnen pred 5 cervnem do kterehoz prodouzeno
bylo vzajemne dohodnut mezi prhmysovymi vemo fran
ko-belgickOu administered Porufi.
Dr. Stresemann kritsoval 1tok ucineny zpravu nac
Mich odbornkd Dr. Harlem Helferichem nacionaistickm
vhdcem prohlasv n6m ze neodpovda fakthm je ciste
poiticke poemicke poyahy Pravil dale iste podrob
nos p&nu nez odpar vlady dtoc budou vypracoyany
vseobecne dskuss pnych odpocenf fnanenich odbor
niki
Pouk6zal vsak re schvalenf skeho snemu bude tfeba
ku penosu federanho zeezncnho sysemu polosoukro
korporaci COZ da uskuteGn jedne stavnm dodat
KEN.
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PRO BONUS MA HoTovosTl.
BUDE ZAHAJEN BOZ DEMOKRATICKYMI
SENATORY TENTO TYDEN.

Washington, 20. dubna. Demokrate senate odporu-
cuff vyber bud pos9ni neb vyplacen hotovos doda-
tecne odmsny vyslouzcam sv9tove valky, minornf
zprav6 fnancnfho vyboru podane senatorem Walshem
Massachusetts, Zaroven vsak dali vedo budou pod
porova nyne odporucenou vetsinou vboru obsa
huc jenom poen tax aby vdbec nejaka bonusova pred
loha byla prijata pfftomnem zasedan kongresu.
We zprave mensny pravi " tento plan stal by as
81 900 meme nez obsazen pfedloze vyboru
Sest sedm demokratickych cen vyboru podepsao
rtnf zpravu DIE demokrackeho panu vysouzici me by
vyber pfat bud post6nf spatne dvace etech jez
ppade dfvesfho 1mr bylo by vyplaceno pozistam neb
vypatu hoovosti Obe pedohy skyajf dodaecnou od-
menu tomtez podklad6 sice 81 denne suzbu donna
$125 denn9 sluzbu zaor vymkou prvnich sedesat
dnf. ~."s-Yrsypv
Republkanstf vIdcove chystaji pfat osnovu odpo-
rucenou vetsnou fnancnfho vyboru tden pffpad9
ze by il president vetova sou jsti zkanm dvoutfenovs
vetsiny jeff prosazeni pres veto presdentovo.
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LIBERALOVE zAHAJUd VALKU.
DNES zACNE SLY$ENf Q So PREDL0-
nACh ma POv0LEnl PlvA.
JE V$AK MALO NADEJE, ZE HNUTf TOTO
SETKA Sc S USPECHEM

Washington 90 dubna Ultra zapocne pred snemovnim
prvnim vyborem syseni SO pfedohach povoen vrob
prodee 275 piva coz zarove znamena pocatek nc
vets btvy mez prfvrzenc sucha mokra 68 kongresu
Sus neenom sou rozhodnu celit tomuto si zmrn9ni
Volsteadova zakona avak hodaj domaha dasho pftu
zenf prohbice.
zadny nepredpojaty pozorovate neverf, ze snemovni
pravnf vybor odporucf on9ch SO predo kdyby
tax stao bya by porazena, jezto promny kongres C
suss nez rko cd te doby kdy narodni prohbice vesa
platnost.
Avsak odpGrci probce prchystali velikou deonstra-
c ez nemGze minou ucinkem nebot bude tumocit smy
seni zem ktere zacina 81 uvedomovat ze prohbice pf
nesa vice zla nez dobra Pdou delegace riznych Ca
zems, nsktere pozastavajci vyhradne zen mimo to
beranf kongresnici neb muvc deegaci budou m prlez
tost dosta argumenty do prookou pravnho odboru
Wayne B. Wheeler, hlavni advokat Prothosnske gy
Ameriky prohlas dnes ze susi postavf pro outo to
ku by NELL n9akych obav ze moh by seka zda
rem, ale jenom Will tomu, aby mokh nezmonoposova
vsechno jednani pred vyborem.
Susi uvedou ddvody proti pivnim pfedlohAm ma
seducich zasedanich vyboru DIE pfftomneho programu
mokf poda sve ddvody ztra coz nasedovano bude eem
kongresnkd nakonenych zmnenym predloham den po
susi budou mi pax prileztost poda svoji sanku vec
pffsti tyden
prohlasenf vydan6m dnes sdruzenfm prot prohbicn-
dodatku pravi ze So clen snemovny poslanecke
tori ednotvych pfedoh dosavf pred pravn vybo aby
muvili jech prospech Sdruzen prav ze toto nevets
poce kongresnkd jenz kdyko dostavi pred jakyko
Dor snemovny zajmu nektere predohy hstorii zeme
Mezi kongresnky prohlaseni uvedenymi jsou til Ohia
Charles A. Mooney Ceveandu, Isaac Sherwood Toleda
A. E. B. Stephens Cincinnati.
Delegace pfijedou st. Louisu New Yorku Phladel-
phie Baltimore Poseze zmin6na delegace bude pozis
vati vyhradne zen, cele pr Mortimer w. Westovou
mnentnf damou demokratckych poltickych kruzich
meste Clenkyne Molly Pitcher Club organisace penn
syvanskych zen pfiedou zvlanf kafe do Washingc
Obranna ga Maryandu rovnz bude zastoupena p sysen
pred vyborem Johnem Callanem Baltimore.
Wheeler, nejvetsi pohlavar suchych pravf ze toto v
chino je podnkano jenom dcelem propagandy AL Smith
ma vice vyhdky sa presdenem nez pvni pfedloha ma
zskanf priznveho odporuceni vyboru pravl Wheeler
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
USMRCEN VYPARY "LlHO.
VARU".

Steubenville, O., 19. dubna,
Vypary z gasolinovych kamf.
mex v podzemnfm lihovaru pfi-
vodily vcera smrt Paula Rock.
nage-a, 22leteho. Policie pra.
vi, ze Rocknage a Robert Pri.
ce vyr&beli kofalku v ocelo.
vem kanalu, jenz bezf pod sill
nici mezi .tfmto m3stem a Min
go a ze Rocknage nadychal sc
vypart We sp&nku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
NOVY TISKOvY ZAKON
PklJAT.

Praha, 19. dubna. - V ma
rodnfm shromazdenf prijat byl
zakon, tykajfcf Sc procesi pro
urazku We vefejnem tisku. Ty-
to nebudou nadale projedna-
vany pred porotou, nybrz pred
zvlastnimi tribunaly a redak-
tori must sd9liti zdroje svych
informacf, kdykoli budou o to
Gfednf cestou pox&d&ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
D0NNELf luPIcl Y AkR0Nu.

Akron, o., 70 dubna. Tri bandite Zatceni v Detrou
souvislos kradez $4,000 vypatnch penez American
Hard Rubber Co., mnuou sfedu, by pfivezen
ektvem Ed McDonnellem akronsk@ policie detektivem
E. McLaggerem Deroitu. On tfi muzi udal jmena ako
Joseph Kadrich, 23e; Roy Cregh 24-ety Nick Sinko-
wcz. 19ley vsichn Deroitu Byla prot MIN vznesena
ormaln zaoba loupez veejne ulici pfedbezny W.
sech bude mimi konan pond9N rano Phi zatcenf byo
mich nalezeno $4,000 hotovos jez detekvove sem pf
vezli. n ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

dy, jako by byl obdrzel lihovi-
ny cd odboru spravedlnosti.
Svedectvf v tom smyslu bylo
podano pred senatnfm vybo-
rem vysetfujfcfm 1fedni Gin
most byval6ho gener&lnfho n8-
Daughertyho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
z KRAJANSKf cERNE
KRONlKY.

Cuba, Kas., 10. dubna. -
V techto dnech diva krajane
skontiN zde sebevrazdou. C.
Havel ob3sil sc v okresnfm VI.
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CILLETT NEDOSTAL PRY
sVLAHU".

Washington, 10. dubna. -
Pfedseda snemovny poslanec-
Ike Gillett We formalnfm prohla
Senf vydanem zde vcera pravf,
ze nenf ma tom prazadn6 prav-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
CONFERENCE MAY
HALT STRIKE BY
RAILROAD men

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. "a
conference cat an early and conve-
nient date will attempt to settle
differences between the Southern
Pacific Railroad and members of
the Enginemen s Brotherhoods, it
was announced today.
Following the action of the men
in voting for a strike unless the
railroad consented to meet them in
conference to discuss desired wage
increases, President William Sproule
of the Southern Pacific said that
such conference was entirely
agreeable to the management.
Some time ago the men demand
ed wage increase and asked for
n conference to discuss the matter.
The railroad refused and appealed
TO the United States Railroad Lab
or board, which granted the men 4
five per cent increase, which was
announced by Sproule as satisfac-
tory to the Southern Pacific. The
strike vote had started among the
men prior to the Railroad Board s
| decision and continued until the re-
suit was announced yesterday. The
unions claimed the board lacked jur-
isdiction in this particular instance
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
Kammerer Must
Hang For Murder
of Eder Family

WHEATON, H., Dee. 9.-John
Kammerer SO year old Bavarlan
waiter, must hang for the murder
of Otto Eder, Mrs. Eder and their
three children, the jury in his ease
has decided.
A verdict of guilty with recon-
mendation of hanging was brought
in late yesterday.
"Well, | killed them all right,
Kammerer said when the verdict
was announced. 81 have three
others on my list and would have
killed them if hadn I been
caught.
1t was his first public confession
TO the brutal crime. Failure of Eder
10 paw II debt of $l5, which Kan
merer said had been coming to him
for ten years. caused the crime.
Defense attorneys have asked foI
new ,trial and argument will be
heard December 26,
Kammerer killed the family with
n hatchet and safety razor blade
on June 81 last lie denied knowl
edge of the crime, but later confess
ed to DIR. Hulburt, defense alienist
DIR. Hulburt declared that Kan
merer was religious fanatic an,
insane. State alienists testified h
was sane.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
MCCOY JURY IS
MOSTLY WOMEN
By United rress LEASED Wire

Los ANGELES, Dec. 9.-Women
will decide the future of Kid Me-
Coy, just as they have swayed mis-
past.
The one time prize ring idol and
champion lovemaker again finds his
destiny linked with the feminine.
sex, hut not in another affair of
the neart. Women will say whether
he lives or will hang for the al
legged Staying of Mrs. Teresa Mors.
That the jury which will hear the
evidence in the trial Mccoy is now
entering will be comprised largely
of women became evident today Us
defense attorney exhausted their
challenges.
Nine women and three men were
III the jury box at the noon recess.
some may be excused this after
noon, but it is almost certain the
complete jury will see that sex ratio
+ Mccoy S attorneys battled in vain
ohaVe the women members of the
jury replaced by men, but the pre-
of the feminine sex on
the jury panel made it impossible.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
REGIONAL MEET
AT [. A. TOPIC
LUNCHEON HERE

Reports on the meeting of the
western division of the United
States Chamber of Commerce, which
was held at Los Angeles last week,
will form the subject of discussion
at the weekly luncheon of the Ell
Centre Chamber of Commerce at the
Barbara Worth hotel tomorrow noon.
Charles Z. Scott, Percie Thacker
and Howard Meyer were present for
part of the meetings and will give
their impressions to the other mem
bers. The subjects discussed at the
meeting were not by any means dry
or uninteresting, according to these
gentlemen, and there was much
transacted that is of interest to I'M
perial Valley residents.
In addition to the luncheon and
discussion, there will lie an enter
tainment program. Joseph Cosby
ST., will render several songs, and
Doug Deeble is expected to preside
at the piano.
For next week g program, John S.
Carmichael is arranging Ladies
Day, and promises to make it high
ly interesting for n.tmbers of the
chamber. Talks will be made on
civic matters by several of the wo-
men leaders of the city, and other
details of the program, yet to be
arranged, will make it entertaining
as well as instructive, the secretary
said
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
JUDGE ORDERS
A mot GUILTY"
PAPER VERDICT
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Fcderal
Judge Knox in United States dis
trict court here today directed the
jury to bring Il verdict of not
guilty in the case Of the government
versus the lIeraldTribunc, indicat-
ed for publication of income tax
figures.
The Indictment was against the
Herald Tribune Company, Inc, and
was the first Of the cases to be
tried by a jury.
The decision of Judge Knox will
be carried to the supreme court of
the United States. Colonel William
Hayward, L. s. attorney, announc-
ed.
In his charge to the jury, Judge
Knox pointed ont that it was mere
" point of law which was involv-
ed and that the opposing sides were
in agreement as to the facts. lie
then directed the jury to bring in
verdict of not guilty.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dee, 9,-Thc
tax publicity case filed against the
Baltimore Post. Il Scripps-Howard
newspaper, by the government, was
taken under advisement by Federal
Judge Sopcr here this afternoon.
The Judge usually hands down his
decision within week after argu-
mentS are concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
VALLEY PEOPLE
TALK TOMORROW
IN ICING CASE
Large Party Leaves for
Hearing Before
Commission

A party of Imperial Valley men
will leave this afternoon for Los
Angeles and plan to be in attendance
at the top icing hearing tomorrow,
being held in that city before mem
bers of the interstate commerce
commission.
The hearings have been in session
i'll Los Angeles since yesterday morn
ing but the Imperial Valley witness
es will not be called until tomorrow,
it is understood. Among those leav-
ing today are c. G. Jenkins, man
ager of the farm bureau; w. a.
Swerdfeger, prominent Meloland
rancher and farm bureau director;
d. b. Stewart of Imperial farm cen
ter; A. y. Jack of Jack Brothers,
Brawley and II Centre shippers,
and Don Hale of the Pepper com
pany, with headquarters in Braw-
ley.
Several valley men have been in
Los Angeles since the first of the
week, among them being George An
derson of this city, representing the
business interests of the community,
l.. &. Lee, prominent grower and
shipper, and Cyril Marking, George
Jones and Clyde Fluke of Brawley.
According to wires received, they
are, satisfied with the way the hear
ings have been progressing and are
naturally awaiting with much in
terest for Imperial Valleys inning.
Much interesting testimony was
given Yesterday on behalf of the
growers and shippers of the Pacific
coast by A. +. Barker, of the Los
Angeles Produce exchange; o. W.
Schlucssner, manager of the vcget-
able department of the American
Fruit Growers association and II. h.
Musser, Of the firm of AggeIer and
Musscr, extensive seed producers.
Schlucssner pointed out the ne
cessity for top icing to get South
crn California products to market IN
salablc condition and declared if the
increase in icing rates is granted,
many caAliflower and lettuce grower
will be forced out of business alto
gether.
MIR. Musser cited some amazing
facts in regard to the growth OF
lettuce acreage, declaring that ship.
ments had jumped from 800 ears in
1914 from the Southern California
section 10 10000 ears in 1923.
Attorney Elmer Westlake is re-
presenting the railroads in the case
while Attorneys II. G. Lusk and Max
Thelen represent 80 per cent Of the
Pacific coast shippers and Attorney
Walter /. Sprague is appearing for
Imperial County Farm Bureaus in
terests.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
CHAMBERS MEET
TO GET ACTION
ON GOOD ROAD
Chambers After Paved
Highway From Here
to HOltville !

A c joint meeting Of the cham
bers of commerce of FL Centre and
Holtville, held in the latter city
last evening, s.eps were takon TO
obtain definite action on the con
struction of a highway between the
two cities.
The importance of getting tho
highway as soon as possible, now
that the section between Yuma and
IIoltville is nearing completion, was
emphasized by speakers from both
citis, and the following resolution
was adopted:
BE it resolved that the Holt
Vile Chamber of Commerce and the
Fl Centre Chamber of Commerce do
all i'll their power 10 secure right
of way on the route surveyed by
the state highway engineers along
the south side of the railroad be-
tween Holtville and FL Centre as
shown on the blueprint No. PC
furnished the supervisors Of Imper
ial county.
BE it further resolved tina:
these organizations cooperating
with the supervisors, proceed to
procure deeds for this right of way
md forward same to the state
highway commission at the earliest
possible moment.
Both chambers agreed to appoin.
commit tees TO act with the super
visors in obtaining the necessary
right of way, those present deelar
| ing that the time for action ha
! arr. we'd and that from now OF
| deeds instead of words, must be tn
slogan if the highway is TO be- OBJ
tanned.
A further resolution endorsing the
route surveyed BY the state nign-
way department was also passed and
copies are to be forwarded to the
members of the state highway com
mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-09
WHAT'S DOING

knights of Pythias meet
tonight.
Order of De Molay meets
tonight.
Imperial Valley Commandery
No. 54 meets tonight.
Night school classes meet to-
night.
Literature section meets to-
night at the home of Mrs. Ross
T. Hickcox at 753 Holt avenue.
Entire Nos Club Christmas
dance at woman's club house
tonight.
Manhattan" at Palace the
atre tonight.
''Whal a Girl Loves at Tu-
lane theatre tonight.
Turkey Raisers' Association
meets at Brawley tonight.
Bankers Institute meeting to-
night.
Delphian board meeting to-
morrow morning at home of
Mrs. j. w. Glassford, at 544
Wcnsley avenue.
I'm Hollywood, with Potash
and Perlmutter' at Valley
theater.