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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
Aver Sc nos envi6 la siguiente carta

Aver sc nos envi6 la siguiente carta:
n San Juan, JUNO "a, 1924.
Ar. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, p. R.
Muy Sr. mio amigo:
Por encargo y ruegos del Gerente
del Banco de San Juan, tengo Ell ho-
nor de dirigirle la presente para rec
tifcar cierta noticia que con grandes
titulares aparece en- la edici6n del dia
de aver (viernes) en- ell diario local
La Democracia,'.
Paso por alto 10 que en- dicho suel-
to sefdice sobre el contenido del In
forme de los Inspectores de Banco.
pues como bien sabe I'd. la VICENTE
Ley de Banco prohibe revelar ell con-
tenido de dicho documento; v estoy
seguro que nj Ell Tesorero de Puerto
Rico, nj ningun empleado de su Depar-
tamento, nj Ell Attorney General han
podido cometer una alberta violaci6n
de lascitada Ley de Bancos. Asi pues
toda "a noticia y las profecias ALI re-
veiadas no me merecen cr6dito alguno
Ademas como abogado del Banco in
tervine, en- parte, en- la redacci6n de
Ia Replica del Banco al referido In
forme de los expresados Inspectores de
Tesoreria, y me consta que la Investi-
gacion practicada Sc hizo en- virtud
de ruegos shplicas del Gerente DEL
Banco va instancias de la nueva Di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

LoNDRES, juno "a. (Cable frances).
Hoy ha sido recibido en- audiencia
privada por los soberanos de la Gran
Bretafa, los reyes Jorge Y Maria, ell
general Pershing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

Sc venden Is vacas cruzadas
del pals 10 en- plena production
v 5 hOrras. Tambien un toro
cruZadO.
Informaran Enrique del Va
lie, C0am0.
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NECESITO

Trabajar por dos nneses CO.
mo taquigrafo, contabIe 0 en-
pIeado general de oficina, va CO
mo ayudante sustituto. Infor-
mara 662 negro Santurce.
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Los DEMoCRATAs Sc MUESTRAN
PREocUPADos PoR Ell KU
KLUX KLAN

NEW YORK, JUNO "a. (United
Press).- Los lideres dem6cratas es-
tan hacienda grandes esfuerzos, por
alejar de las mentes de los delega ios,
la batalla que Sc aproxima en- la con-
vencion con la poderosa sociedad, Ku
Klux Klan. la cual Sc ha decIarado
entertainments contra uno de los can
didatos.
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En- su reunion de aver tarde Ia Junta
del Puerto acordo ordenar que Sc dra-
que la parte de la bahia comprendida
entire el muelle mum. z y Ell NUN. 5
Sc do cuenta con una carta en- que la COM
paHla del Ferocarril nforma que esta prepa-
rada para pagar la Junta unos 48 mil
doIares que le debe

Con asistencia de los senores Es-
teves, Vall-Spinosa Ferrer, celebro
reunion la Junta del Puerto en-
la oficina del Comisionado del Inte-
rior, adoptando los siguientes acuer-
dos:
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UNA ACI4ARACIoN DE LA SRA. AN
CELIA NEGRoN DE vIvAs A LA IN
FoRMACIoN QUE PUBLICAMos
Ell SABADO

Con mucho gusto completeness la
sefora Negr6n de vivas, dejando aqui
consignado, que por la prisa con que
nos di6 su information verbal ell vier-
mes proximo pasado, Sc nos escape con
signar ell nombre de la Iiga Social Su-
fragista junto al de la Association Fe-
minista Educativa, al decirnos La Sc
nora Vivas que eran estas dos organi-
zaciones las que representation en- Ell
pals ell movimiento mas fuerte, mas Sc
rio favor de los derechos de la mu-
jer.
La senora Vivas desea dejar este
error bien aclarado porque esta ia
llamo aver la Presidenta de la Liga So
cial Sufragista, sehorita Rosario Bel
ber, para manifestarle su protesta en-
nombre de la Liga por no haber la
sefora Vivas mencionado la Liga Su-
fragista al hablar del serio fuerte
movimiento feminista en- Puerto Rico.
y desea hacer constar la sefiora Vivas
que ella reconcce y proclama ell dere-
cho de La Iiga Social Sufragista q
que Sc la considere como una de las
organizaciones mas serias fuertes, y
que en- ningdn momento hubo la in
tenci6n por parte de la sefiora Negr6n
de vivas nj por parte del reporter de
Ell MUEDo de suprimir ell nombre de
la Liga Social Sufragista siendo debi-
da la Suppression 1nicamente la prisa
con que La sefiora Vivas nos di6 ver-
balmente sus impresiones en- medic de
una gran confusion de voces.
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Ell famoso financierO j. P.
Morgan esta hacienda su-
bir ell marco.
(CABLEGRAMA)


La prenSa americana ACADIA de
anuncIar Que Ell gran financIero j. z.
Morgan ha notificado 81 gObierno bri-
tanIco que ei puede veIIder dosclen-
/. tos miliones del empresLIto aleinan.
NosoJros pron0stlca abamos en- nues-
3 tro anunclo anterior la subida del
marco ahora con este emprestito al
tamente benehcioso para Aiemania to-
dos los tenedores de marcos pueden
darse por afortunados.
Hemos recibido por ell tltimo co..
rreo, de nuestros representatives en-
Alemania, los ultimos cunos demo-
minaciones:
Ofrecemos la siguiente serie de
marcos por $3.50.
Un billete de 2 marcos
Un billete de 100 marcos
Un billete de 10000 marcos
I'm billete de Ie0,O 900 marcos
Un .billete de 100000 marcos.
Todo por $3.50.
Ademas ofrecemos mil millones de
marcos por $1,000, pagando nosotros
ell franqueo.
Envfe money-order
FRANCESCA & FABBRi
P. o.. Box. I'll Ponce, P. r.
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Fl Lcdo. Angel Arroyo Rivera, abogado
del Banco de San Juan, afrma q. nj los
Directories, nj el Gerente, nj ningdu otro
funcionario ha llevado proposition al
guna de transaction al ST. SabaIer,
nj a sus abogados

ii este pleito Sc egase ansigr agln da, que, 10 du-
do, aega e senior Arroyo, debe saberse que toda pro-
pOsci6n de aego debera parr de SabaIer de su apo
dorado nunca del Banco de San Juan.-Se confa en- la
imparcalidad del Tribunal Supreme
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FL Iider de Ia cOalici6n repd-
blicO- O-socialista restablece la
verdad de 10 ocurrido en- el
mitin de Catailo, expresando
que Iglesias le ha dicho que
"si los nacionalistas ilaman
a su puerta ellOs le abriran y
Ia conjunction sera un hecho"
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Ell DEPOSITo DE GASoLTNA DE
LA TEXAS co. EN- SANTo DoMIN
GO FUE DEsTRUIDo PoR UN
INCENDIo Il

santo Domingo, JUNO "a. (Por cable
Frances.)- Un vioiento incendio des-
truyo anoche Ell deposito de gasolina
de la Texas Co. -
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iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
I'm problema de deduction?
ONA De LAS HAzANAS De LOS DETECTIVES MAS CRANDES
DEL MuND0l

Copyright Public Ledger para Ell MUNDo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

Oontinia en- la pag. I
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
County Fair Il Del
norte Promises to be
Very Attractive Event

The annual Rio Grande County
Fair will begin its three day ses-
sion on Thursday September Is at
Del Norte with = promise OF the big
gest and best agricultural and live
stock exhibits ever presented In the
valley.
The pure bred stock entries are
far above the average OF former
years and especial interest Is being
taken In the poultry exhibits. Due
to the efforts OF our county agent.
C. d. Hyatt this years exhibits will
see many more entries from the
outlying communities OF Monte
Vista. Sargent and Bowen. The ex-
hibits are not limited to Rio Grande
County exhibits aud some OF the
finest cattle in the valley will be
seen In the livestock section.
The slogan Of this years fair
committee has been more educa-
tional. more entertaining. with the
tu0N NuC hotu VI tue WI
ley cannot afford to miss the good
things to be seen At the fair.
Some rather unusual exhibits OF
school work and school activities
will he presented with plenty of
athletic contests for the youngsters.
Friday will be school day and all
children will be admitted for IS
cents.
Many entries will be made In the
domestic science and art exhibits
and = premium list Of unusual In
terest has been made up for these
exhibits.
Premium lists may be secured
from the banks II your nearest
town.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
besnef Selected Is Next
Cssvest;sa City # Legion

Major W. L. Burford Of Del
Norte. retired state commander OF
the American Legion and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Royce Upton OF Monte Vista
were the Rio Grande county rep
rcsentatives who returned the lat
ter part of the week from attending
the state convention OF the Amer
lean Legion At Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Tipton went as delegate
from the Monte Vista Women's
Auxiliary to the American Legion.
John VivisnJr. OF Golden was
elected Department Commander Of
Colorado to succeed W. l.. Burford
and the next convention city select
ed was Boulder. Other officers
chosen were. Johl C. Taylor OF
Golden. finance officer: Mn. Leo
p. Kelley OF Pueblo. historian: J.
X. Edwards Of Dssves. chaplain:
Grover white Of walssaburg. ser.
geant -at-asms.
Delegates to the satioaal coavea.
tios from the third district are:
Cecil Ntpps. Pueblo: rraak
Daushsrty. Alaaosa: FrsA Starr.
Alanoea: ?. \. 0wsatoas. Las
Aainss: 4. D. Fsrrisr Of WAlssa.
Assg aad ~. J. 0oyls. Pueblo. alter.
aatss.
TIE four esps Offered respective
" ~ Le0ssl Doles. past aatioaal
aljutaat: ". l. Dursee1. Co1oss1o
department. co1oaaAss: Aortea
p.vi1. ssass s1julsst. ss1 sAe Cole-
rsao Aspers0sat u The legion. fee
the srsatsss isereass II osabse.
ship AsrisS The ysas 1884. we're
awarded ~ CoanasAss pasfofA 70
post No. -. Loegoont post
No. -. Bsrwind posi- No. les aaA
Bsriisgsoa post No. 90.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
Commercial Cub and
Ladies Have Splendid
Time With Bowen Folk

In response 10 the iuSIlAtiOu VI
the Bowen community to the Monte
Vista Commercial Club to meet
with the people Of Bowen last FRI
day night about 1870 members and
their wives attended.
A sumptuous dinner was served
by the Bowen ladies' In the COM
munity dinning room about half Of
the guests being seated at one time.
The menu included everything from
fried chicken to ice cream,-and
plenty Of 1t.
Following the dinner the as
semblage gathered in the com
munity church where = program Of
short talks and band music was
listened to. President Mitchell Of
the Monte Vista Commercial club.
presided In his usual able manner as
chairman.
The Monte Vista band opened
the program with a snappy march
followed by talk by Geo. Asay.
He took up the subject OF "tare"
and quoted a lot OF figures showing
the tremedous loss to the farmers
both in the freight paid and deduc-
tion at the mill on tare in the form
Of weed seed In the grain.
A selection by the band was fol-
lowed by a reading by Mrs. Hunt
er Barley and a talk by Mr.. Ham
man of the American Beet Sugar
Co. The speaker dwelt upon the
necessity OF crop rotation and d.
versified farming. citing the Greeley
potato district As an instance where
crop rotation had not been followed
with consequent disastrous results.
Mr.. Hamman spoke Of the expert
mental beet acreage planted In the
valley this year and said there were
some very fine fields of beets. but
the acreage was not ~ large as the
company had hoped for. He urged
the farmers to give the sugar beet
a trial and II their land proved
adaptable to beet raisiaG to put In
small acreage each year. but not
to go in too heavy. III you know
your land will produce good crops
three or four of the different prod
ucts such as potatoes. grain. sugar
beets. alfalfa. etc. plant them all
and with proper rotation year after
year" was Mr.. Hanmond's advice
TO the farmers. The sugar beet ex-
pert said that he believed the farm
crs OF this valley were making
big mistake by trying TO farm too
much land.
Miss Frances Barley gave . read
Ing and Graciously responded to Al
encore.
Jesse Stephenson was the last
speaker and he referred to the
early history Of Bowen. when ssns
thirty-six years ago ~ rsad a.
article IN the sas Lsis Valley
Graphic stating that Bowen wanted
fifty Presbyterian families to locate
there. but had svideatiy gotten
Msthodists instead. jsdetsg ~ th0I
Methodist psnaast hanging In the
pulpit. Mr.. Stephenson also refer.
red to the friesAly ssslias that e.
Sstsd between the towns people aol
the country peopao.
The evenings eateStaianeat WasI
By . eoupas Of Dleess byl
the band.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
HEAVY TRUCK SAoASliES
TOURING CAR IN
CITY STREET ACCIDENT

George Corle&t Vas the victim Of
an automobile collision. 1t Broad.
way and First Avenue rhsrsAAy
morning that practically dsmoiishsa
his car but threw hin clear Of the
wreck unhurt whsa his car va
struck BY .. Nssh-osaA tsuek ear
rying $50 sacks Of potatoes.
Mr.. Corlset was 1rivias east Oh
First Avenue aud was II the ACT
Of making the tsrs sorth an the
Gunbarrei when he vas struck b.
the truck driven By Ray Peace for
the L. =. Wright rasch. The truck
made = quick turn 10 The left Of the
guide button and stssek the Cor
lett car broadsids. cavtns In the
left side Of the car body and crush.
Ing the two right wheels.
Ray Pence who vas driving The
track takes the biaos TOT tAs ~
ridsnt bscssss he cst The corner but
says hs did - hssasss ~ sav b
was going 70 hit NJ. Cesistt aay-
way aad thought ~ ~ voall u
lees from that Deslssea. eioso -
could not check ~ tsusk W13eh
carried . senblas1 velGAe q ~.
ter tAaa eleven tsas. Ne says n
did not ~ Cesiset slgnai eee turn
and thought 10 vosil lsivs seraigAa
east.
Coasi6efing he else q ~ tSuah
and the 0aaooe q ~ o0asA WA
was witnessed ~ 0Aay DeoDle Il h
eoasilseeA Ile1lo ~ tAoa . 0lsasle
that ~. oesloes sssa0e1 IN ~
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
CslAnlI4 0tuDlxY De1R
At TSU CANON 0TY FIN

". 9. Woods asd Eidoa Graves
made . trip 70 Canon City 0aasf.
day and returned with the body Of
Charles 0ussley Of Csatse Who lIsA
At the Penitsatiasy from typhoid
pnsamonia the day previous. ~.
sssal services were held at Csntsr
sunday u ,. n. from Tie netAo-
dist church.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
ATTEND aCys0oL IN uAxaAa.

The Misses Vera sad vira kaiss-
y LETT Saturday evsaias Tor Naa-
haitian. kassas vhses tAsy viii st-
tsal he kaaSas otats Agricultural
Cealsos this yeas. 1iGs vesa esi.
tered . bsokea arm % Tsee1ay but
~ esaseuso woe ~ givtAG 0UeA
pata aal Aiss 4lasely ~ ~ Waae
- 0iss asy ssAeei - tAAe aseouae.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
WEURl 10 4xAA !.

Mn. =. J. Meoaa aal lausAese,
nias D1iSa Heeas vls bAva beea
tAs gusses u Mn. Aeeaa's oloese,
Mn. Wsllss Daalel IT. ~ ~
vesk jeet ~ t1elS As0e = 8eue.
~. Tseas - TAnso1Ay aosoADs.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12

4 ee01aeas ~ q ~ osV HaD.
- neeasea 0eoeo Vso uAso'
Voso o.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12

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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12

4 ee0ols1e ~ 6 ~ ~ Pa.
-, g nSSes''~ r. s's's v's'a Had.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
TAYLOR. SAYS
! COOPERATION
is NECESSARY

=
r. II. Taylor, executive secretary
of the asrienltura legislative com
mittee, from S$cramento arrived III
FL Centre this morning and will be
the main speaker ut the speeiaa !
meeting which has been called OF
the Numbers Of the Imperial Conn.
" Farm Bureau in Brawley at !
%. m. today. Chester NJ. Kline, Will
be special guest at the meeting
and 4. C. f'inney will also be
present.
Mr.. Taylor Will discuss the com
ing legislative program of agrieni-
ture. the session Of the legislature
10 open on January 3. In order to
put over a satisfactory program, ae,
eorGiug TO Mr.. Taylor, agricultural
interests must be one unit and there
must be cooperation. The legs
latiye committee recognizes tina,
an program that will be OF benefit
will not favor any particular group
at she expense of others, Mr.. fay'
Ior stated this morning. 1--WE, have
always played fair and we do NOT
favor class legislature"
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
Former Popular
Girl of Valley
Drinks Poi son

News was Sreceivedi~ n this CITY
yesterday of the death in San Die
so vi -,.rs. MIlureu move, OF tnat
city, but well known in Imperial
Valley, having AT one time been a
resid ~ of lloltvillc.
{ Mrs. Rowe who WAS formerly
Mildred Smith, spent part of hel
girlhood in HoltSille, and was mar
ried in, that city June II, 1919, to
Robert u. Rowe. Subsequently the
couple separated, and Il baby girl,
born of the union, was taken by
Mr.. Rowe's parents, who live near
Westmorland,
The Young woman committed sui
eide in San Diego hotel, early
Yesterday morning. by drinking Il
quantity OF lysol Her body was
found bv chambermaid who went
to clean the room, and the hotel
management notified the police.
According to the story of friends
of the deceased woman, she had been
in Tijuana Sunday with them. re-
turning 20 San Diego at . o CLOCK
and engaged room at the hotel.
Apparently she was without funds,
only. quarter having been found
on her person after the body was
found, and the police believe she
tool, her life in fit Of desponden-
cN.
Mrs. Rowe was well known in San
Diego and about a year ago was
elected queen of the Radio ball Civ
en- in that city, her election being
due to her great popularity, most
of her friends knowing her as
"I.ittle Mildred. -
The body was taken in charge by
San Diego undertaking establish
ment, and arrangements were made
TO have an inquest in that city to-
dav. A sister of Mrs. Rowe, who
lives in FL Centre, left for the
coast city, upon learning of the
tragedy. -
Several FL Centre residents, who
formerly lived in Holtville where
they knew Mrs. Rowe, spoke highly
of the young woman this morning,
her charm and pleasing personality
her to al who knew her.
Deep regret was expressed at the
circumstances, which
led her to take her life.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
PERSONALS

Charles Matlin, of the San Diego
and Arizona Railway, is in Yuma
on business, and will not return to
FL Centre until the latter pSrt of
the week.
Mrs. p. A. Thaanum, formerly of
the county clerks staff, has ae-
cepted n position III the office of
Dorsey Whitelaw, deputy district
F. attorney.
b. A. uarrigan. county horticul-
turals commissioner, who spent the
week end in Los .-nge.es, accompa'
MED by Mrs. IIarrigan, returned 80
FL Centre this morning. u
District Attorney Utley is in san
Diego today in connection with
county business.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Georg' L. McMuliin
! of Los Angeles are in FL Centre for
a few davs. The former is repre-
sentative of Carlisle aAd Company
nnction with furnishing supplies 70
of San Francisco and is here IN con-
i fine county.
Attorney W. |. Ginder of Calcxico,
was a visitor inE Ell Centro today.
| Deputy Sheriff Nice, who went
10 San Quentin with prisoner sat
urdav. returned TO FL Centre this
morning.
Mrs. C. A. MacDaniels and daugh-
kter Leota, were visitors in ri Cen
/ tro yesterday from Brawley.
Clayton Rogers of Hnher was IN
town on business yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Moshcr or
Holtville visited friends here yes
teraay.
Miss Carrie X. Saunders Of San
Diego is the house guest OF Miss
Mae Howard of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay S;gworth and
little son, of Phoenix, Arizona- were
house guests at the home of Mr..
tmd Mrs. r. NJ. Gebbie at 545
IWensley avenue, during the Thanks
giving holidays, and returned to
their home the first of this week.
j Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitlock
of Uoltville were in FL Centre to-
! dav on business.
X. II. Taylor of Sacramento is in
| Ell Centre several days on business.
Mrs. L. A. Nance is visiting
friends in Los Ang les and $ ex-
pected home the latter part Of the
: ,.eek. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
LENIENCY MAY
BE EXTENDED
FRENCH DEBT


WASHINGTON, Dee. 2,-Differ-
enee of opinion has developed among
members Of the debt funding COM
mission over the suggestion that IN
refunding her s4,0oo,ooo,o00 debt
France be given better terms than
were granted 10 Great Britain.
Members who favored a lower in
teres, rate and longer term pay
ments for France at the eommis
sion . session yesterday were under
stood today to claim the support Of
President Coolidge.
The President ie. il be known hs
considers Great Britain less baye
pressed financially than France and
intimated easier terms might be
considered in the latter's ease.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
WOMAN SLAIN,
MATE HURT BY
BANDIT PAIR
nv United Press Leased Wire

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 2.--An
! unidentified man climbed through n
window at the residence of DR..
I George r. Edwards, prominent ply
sician of Fairfield, Birmingham sub
urb, early today and brutally murd,
cred Mrs. Edwards and wounded her
husband.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwards were sleep
ing separate rooms. The murderer
first chloroformed Mrs. Edwards
and was attempting to chloroform
the physicians when the latter
awakened.
The two men grappled and the
physician attempted to seize the
man $ pistol. The weapon exploded,
practically tearing off Edward 8
hand.
Two children who slept in an ad-
/ Joining room were not molested.
I Besides chloroform, the murderer
apparently used an acid, which
/ burned Mrs. Edward g neck. Two
bottles were dropped by the intrud'
er as he fled.
DIR. Edwards knew Of no motive
/ for the attack. rs R @
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
Coolidge Is Host
At Another
Breakfast

WASHINGTON, Dec. g.
President Coolidge had 13 Re-
publican senators at breakfast at
the white house this morning,
continuing his custom OF main
tanning personal contact with
members of his party in congress.
Senator'S who attended the
breakfast said no particular sub
jectz were discussed and that the
occasion was simply a social
gathering.
Those present included: Sena-
tcrs Phipps, Colorado; Harreld,
Oklahoma; Mckinley, Illinois;
Ernst, Kentucky; Ball, Dela-
ware; Capper, Kansas; Keyes,
New Hampshire; Willis, Ohio;
Elkins, West Virginia; Oddie,
Nevada; Gooding, Idaho; Nc
Nary, Oregon, and Edge, New
jersey. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
G. O. P. Campaign
Funds Shows a
Healthy Surplus

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2,-The Re
publican national campaign cost
@3,063 3,952.74 and closed with sur
plus of $55,264.5j; Republican Ma
tional Chairman William NJ. Butler
reported in financial statement
tiled with the clerk of the house of
representatives The national com
mittee collected $4,359, 1922, the
report showed but $3.50, ,525.l of this
was turned over to certain local
state committee.
Of the funds collected $4S6,52j. 80
was contributed by s3,299 persons
who Donated less than 500 each
and So27,50O by l6 persons who
gave more than $4,000 bach.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
Poultry Raissers is'l ]
Waiting forSale!' E
sCon.luued from pags !

4 pen of the celebrated, Wyekoff
strain White Leghorns Will be con
signed by the Magnolia Poultry
Ranch Of Fl Ca jon. The high breed
ing back Of these birds is Indicated
by the fact that the covkerels dam
has 25o egg record and sires dam
2a5 egg record, while the pu!lets
have 200 10 2225 eggs dams and 225
TO $50 eggs sire's dap. Gilbert A.
Gibson, well known San Diego
breeder will also consign two Tan
cred strain cockerels with 200 to 272
egg dams and ESQ TO 296 egg dams.
Z. u. Griffin Of Holtville will put
in one pen Of four pullets and one
cockerei, and five additional cock.
erels Of the widely known Tom Bar.
ron strain Of White Leghorns. The
birds are from stock with egg pro-
duetion records Of 272 to 2se eggs
on dams side and 2s9 TO 296 eggs
on sire's side.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-02
Is Hurt on Big
Liner in Storm

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z NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Fiftecn
passengers Of the giant Cnited
States liner Leviathan were
taken to hospitals suffering
from injuries received during a
two days storm, when the. big
vessel docked today.
Captain Herbert Hartley said
it was the worst storm he had
encountered, with the seas
breaking over the bridgo, so
feet from the water line.
Eleven ports were Stove in b'
sides number of windows on tn
promenade deck. All during Frida
and Saturday when the wind reach