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Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10


and the district took on sinister,
malevolent aspect which made it a
by-word among honest and law
abiding citizens. The Bowery OF
1890 has become truly "the street
Of forgotten men, where the
wrecks of life and the dregs OF
manhood took refuge in obscurity.
1t is against such a colorful back
ground that "The Street Of For
gotten Men, which comes to the
West Coast Valley theater Wednes-
day( Armistice Day. is laid. George
Kibbe Turner, author OF the original
on which the screen version based
has given an absorbingly interesting
picture Of the "inside," life OF the
Bowery Of another day.
Percy Marmont, Neil Hamilton
and Mary Brian are featured in the
leading roles Of the picture which
comes to FL Centre as an Armistiee
Day offering Of most distinctive
nature.
Richard Barthlemess in "Shore
Leave,' closes a three day engage
ment at the West Coast Valley the
ater tonight. 1t is believed that
Barthlemess has never had a more
ideally suited role for the complete
display of his histrionic versatility
"Shore Leave" is classic--not
the voice of a press agent, but the
unqualified endorsement OF n ma
tion IS family Of picture'goers. A
splendid Armistice Day matinee
will be conducted at the West Coast
Valley theater beginning at s:Sc
n m. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
AMERICAN PARTY
: SUCCESSFUL IN
: ASIATIC QUEST
by United Press Leased Wire

= SKINAGAR. India. Nov. 10. =
The James Simpson Roosevelt field
meuseum expedition INTO tire almost
fmpcnetrable heart Of Central ASIA
in search Of the ''shccp 5 anrcs-
tors. = has succeeded.
The expedition. headed by Thco-
dore Roosevelt and has brother.
Kermit, came back into northern In
>lia Friday. They brought with
them tale of crossing the difficult
Burzil pass in a blizzard of zero
-. cold, fighting thei" way through
Ibis from R. m. to . p. m.
ay3ss The ROOSCVeltS wives arrived
~~~from Rawalhindi in the Punjah,
preparatory to maka : a hunting
. trip before returning to America.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
SWING JOHNSON
BILL BOOSTER
VISITS VALLEY

Judge Robert NJ. Clarke arriv
ed in Imperial Valley yesterday
and is a guest at the Hotel Barbara
Worth. He has recently announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for United States sen.
ator and is thoroughly in accord
with the further development OF
the Colorado river, on the lines en-
bodied in the Swing. johnson bill
AS a guest Of many friends in the
valley, he spent Monday at Hanlon
heading and Laguna dam.
Last night he was guest and
speaker at the American Conserya.
ton club. Tomorrow he will be one
of the speakers at the celebration
Armistiee Day, at Imperial.
While in the valley, Judge
Clarke is making a close STUDY of
the all-American canal issue and ex-
presses the thought that not only
will it be a state, but a nation wide
tissue in the campaign for 1926.
Judge Clarke is a native of Ven.
tura county and represented that
county in the legislature, and serv-
ed as a superior judge until 1915.
During that period, he was frequent
ly called to Imperial county to act
as Judge of the superior court.
removing to Los Angeles, he be-
came assistant attorney general;
was president of the Los Angeles
Bar association; president Of the
Board Of Free-Holders, which fram.
ca the new Los Angeles city charter.
ne was also president Of the Los
Angeles board Of harbor commits.
sioners.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

Rev. Flanagan, El Centre. modera-
tor; Rev. II. H. Skeels, Brawley,
clerk treasurer; Mrs. Charles H.
Masten. Calexieo, president women S
work: Miss Kathlyn Kavanaugh,
Holtville, president, B. y. P. [.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
B0WERY OF COS
IS SETTING FOR
FORGOTTEN MEN
The Bowery of the late '90's.

When the hordes of foreign born
swept into the country the latter
half of the 10Th century, the East
Side,' became the nation 8 melting
pot, and the Bowery was its cen
ter. Gangsters, criminals, and de-
generates from all over the world
congregated within its boundaries,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

The American Beet Sugar COM
pany recently paid out $246,s3S.04
for sugar beets delivered during
August. Most Of the money went to
the Oxnard district, Ventura
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

The board Of supervisors Of San
Luis Obispo county has made an ap-
preparation for home demonstra-
ton agent for that county. Miss
Edna Hewitt has been assigned to
the position.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

Big Armistice Day Celebration at
Imperial tomorrow. Parade, speak
ing, free barbecue, amusemeuts,
dancing. Everybody come. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

The second series of oat variety
tests was threshed at the Los An.
geles county farm. An increase in
yield OF F>ulghum oats over the Cal,
lfornia Red is again indicated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

Max Schultz Famous Rainbow
7 Orchestra, playing for dance all
night tonight and tomorrow at I'm
perial. Varney Bldg. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10

Big Armistice Day Celebration at
Imperial tomorrow. Parade, speak
ing, free barbecue, amusemeuts,
dancing. Everybody como. adv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
REKToR URSINY SESTDE
SIATNIKOM.

Rektor ceskej techniky V Brine,
Slovak, prof. inz. Michal Urslny
dozil IL. julia t. +. sest'desiat ro-
kov. Narodil sa V Nedozore Tur-
cianskej zupe, studoval v Kremni
ci, techniku Prahe, kde zilcast-
nil sa horlive spolkoveho zivota.
Boil inzinierom Prazskej ucast. to-
varne Ruston spoil, odtial' obi
siel do Zahrebu, kde Dol mestskym
inzinierom a profesorom stavi-
tel'stva ma zemskej stavebnej sko-
lie. Roku 1900 Dol vymenovany "a
profesora techniky V Brine. Jubi,
liant je literarne emmy a vel Ike "a
sluhy 81 ziskal o slovensky tech,
nicky dorast. Je totM uprimnynl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
KRfZA MANzELSTIEV v SVE.
TIE STATISTIKY.

Dl'a statistickych zaznamov z
prveho pat 'rocia nasej republiky,
t. j. cd roku 1919 do 1923 bolo
sddne rozsobasenych 20,329 man
zelstiev dobrovol'ne a Alto MI
tene. Rozluk bolo v tom istom OBJ
dobi celkom 22,514. Kriza manzel-
stiev dostipfla vrcholu v .rokn
1921, kedy bolo rozvedenych eel
kom 4,676 manzelstiev. Cd toho
casu klesa pocet dobrovol 'nych
rozvodov, kym pocet nntenych
rozvodov sa zvysuje. V roku 1919
Dol pomer nedobrovol 'nych roz-
vodov k dobrovoPnym 3, kym
V roku 1923 bol len l 3. Najviac
rozlnk bolo roku 1922 a to $3.50
a cd toho casu jaw sa pokles. Ia
neplatne bolo vyhlasenych 142
manzelstiev.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
ltovk KRxvDY sLoyAKov.

Dl'a restrikcneho zakona, Via
da ceskoslovenska prep1st'a z
prace vyse 10000 statnych zamest
nncov. Toto by bolo spravne, le-
-bo statneho zamestnanectva v CS.
republike bolo Wac nez dost'. Ale
preptist' anie, zvlaste ma Sloven-
sku, deje 50 vel'mi nespravodli-
We. Vzdor ziadosti, vlada do. re-
strikcnej komisie udajne nedala
zastupcu Slovakov, nasledovne ko-
,misia je strannicka a prepust a
Slovakov, kyym Cechov ponechava
v sluEbach ma Slovensku i mad a
lei. Statni zamestnanci Slovaci, V
zdfalstve rozhodli sa, ze svoje
miesta neopustia dobrovol ne; Il
rady budn ndtene poalzit' policaj-
neho nasilia k tomu.
V sneme l'udovy poslanec Han
cko podal Dol interpelaciu pre- pre-
pnst 'anie Slovakov z prace a po-
neehavanie Cechov ma Slovensku.
Poslanec Hancko tvrdil, re pri ze-
leznicnych riaditePstvach Bra
tislave a v Kosiciach zamestnane
je 5,134 1radnikov, ktorych 90
percentov s1 Cesi, 1886 podurad-
nfkov, ktoryych je so percentov
Cechov, 6,025robotnikov, z kto
rych je 30 percentov Cechov. q
tychto zamestnancov dPa zakopa
prepustene ma byt' 1radnlctva
SO percent Slovakov a podilrad-
nikov a robotnikov 100 percent
Slovakov a ami jedinky Czech !
Ma sneme posi-. Hanckovi nikto
neprotirecil, tedy to je pravda.
Slovenski legionari, ktori dosa-
vad' verne napomahali centraliz-
mus, lM otvarajn oci. Ma ich sja-
zde vyniesli rezoldciu, v ktorej
medzi inym ziadaju: samosprava
pre- slovenske skoly, dosadzovanie
Slovakov do ministerskych l.
nych vysokNeh nradov, ponecha-
ME Slovakov Statnych pracach
ma Slovensku, zrusenie diet ces-
kych i1radnikov na Slovensku a
slovencina ably bola nradnou re-
cou ma Slovensku naozaj a nielen
na papieri. Tieto inc poziadav-
ky kryjd sa S poziadavkami o.
statnych nespokojencov pomera-
mi Ma Slovensku. Inymi slovami,
.uz al legionari dostali tn "ma-
d'arsku mentalitu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
UPRAVA VOLEBNYCH KRA.
JoV MA SLOVENSKU.

Predloha O vladnej reforme vo-
lebnych kfajov na Slovensku, kto
"a znamena zmeny vzhl'adom k
tomu, re uprava obvodov zdp a o.
kresov je dost' odchylna. Podl'a
novel upravy volt XIV. kraj v Tr-
nave 9 poslancov, XVI. Novych
Zamkoch II poslancov, XVII. v
Turc. Sv. MARITIME II, XVIII. v
Banskej Bystrici 7, XIX. v IIipt
Sv. MikulaSi 6, Xxx. V Kosiciach
7. XXI. V Presove 10 a XXI. v
Uzhorode 9 poslancov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
NOVA CHoROBA VI.ASOV.

r Vo Vlatove, ako oznamujl 20
Stetina, vypukla zvlastna epide-
mia, pre- ktor1 musely byt' zayre-
te verejne miesta. Ide dosiap
neznamu vlasovu chorobu. Hlavy
Publ ST posiate bielymi punktl-
kami, ktore sa plazive siria spo-
sobujl padanie vlasov.. Nakaza
rozsirila sa do s1sednych miest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

Mestska kniznica na Wick Ave.
fReuben Mcmillan Free Library
dostala tu udane knihy cd SLOW.
spolkov meste Youngstowne.
Zalczi na mas, ably sme ich citali; !;
Knihy sa pozitiavajd zdarma kazdemu
obyvatel'ovi " Yonngstowne, preto cd
por1came nasim ct. eitatel 'om, ably td-
to knihovnu castejsie navstevovali a. 2
uej 81 dobrs knihy vypoziavali. sprava
kniznice vd 'aene posldzi d'alsfmi in
formaciami.
Jamasik-Boj diablom alebo 90 je
opilstvo a jeho falosne povesti.
Kempensky-O nasledovanf Krista.
Kovacicky proces.
,Stodola-Statistika Slovenska.
Adam -Obrazkov6 povesti.
Adam Tri zakliate kniezat6.
Holly-Basne.
Somolicky-Bajky.
Tolstoj-Povcsti bAjky.
Zamenhof-Zaklady medzinarodnej re
si Esperanto.
Czambel-Rukovat' spisovaej reei
slovenskej.
Czambel-Slovenska rec a jej miesto
Y rodine slovanskych jazykov.
Houdek-Vyvin zeme zivota. =
E. Wagner-Zjavy nebeske.
Srobar-L 'udova zdravoveda.
supej-O repovych had 'atkach alebo
. takzvanych nenatodoch. j.
supej-Umele hnojiva a ich upotre-
benie.
Burjan-Nemluvna alebo zivot a O.
patera diet 'at'a v prvsch dvoch sro-
koch.
Borovohajsky-slosenske hadky, do
styroch oddielov.
iezdoslav--sobrans spisy basni
cke. -
Krasko--Nox ct solitude.
Krasko-Verse.
Kupcok-Novy vinsovnfk.
Kuzmany-Pamatnfk ma storocie je.
ho narodenia.
Pauliny T6th-Basne.
S1adkoviS-Spisy basnick6.
Vajansky--Kniha versov.
Batikova-Zlaty Kruh, pohadka
styroch jednaniach SO spevami tan
cami
Bibibin-Mlcanie-slu dve ve-
selohry v l dcjstve.
Cechov-Jubileum
Cisler-Osetrovat 'ka.
Cisler-Vojaci, vojaci.
Hrase-Krasata, kral 'ovna. vii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

.Jaros- Krakonos, dram. pohadka.
KrAsnohorsk4 -AEedved' d villa.
Krofta-Nad Berounkou pod Tetinem
Nemcove -BabiSka z&mku
Plumlovsk k6-KrkonoS
Plumloysk4---Sen, vianocnf. shra
Plumlovska ka--Snehurka
Plumlevsk&--Zlat6 husa
Plumlov ska-4Zlat& nit
Samberk-.Era Kubankov6, Hart. hra
Samberk-Vylet pana Broucka
sedlAcek+ Ohytry Honza ':.s%
SeilaGek-Sedem havranov
Sedlacek- -stolecku, prestri -.
Sedlacek-Kouzelnice Rozumbrada
semeradova-Zlaty ptak.
Sima--Dlht. siroky q bystrozraky'
Stolba-Peniaze.
Stolba-Za. sl'achtickym Il erbem.
Stroupeznicky-Zvikoysky rarasek'
stroupeznicky-Pan Mesicek.
stroupeznicky-Pani Mincmistrova.
vorackova-o pysn6m Janfckovi.
vajansky-Letopis ziveny.
Wagner--Ake bude pocasie.
Banfk-Slob. kr. mesto Zvoleu.
Kalal-Na krasn6m SlovenskM
Zavadfl-Ve1ehrady Devin a Mira.
Mayer-Hungarica. ...
vajanskv-volosko o-Venecia.
vajansky-sofia- -Plevno.
, Havlasa-Pat' kalifornskych povesti
Botto-Slovaci, vyvin ich narodneho
povedomia.
H. v.-Cernovsky process. . ,
Kalal-slovaci, strueny, rozhled pc
dobe minule ,prftomne. j..
iMarkovie-NitriaLsky polit. process
Malay a vyhl lady.
sasfnek-obraua' sy.e MethOda.
sasinek--slovdci v Uhorsku.
Pietor-Nhpor.odpor. - -.
sasinek-struenyi dejepis Uhorska.
sasinek-Dejepis Slovakov.
Franeisci-Vlastny zivotopis.
Alexandra--Rok 1847-1S4S Uhracl
Nenadovic-O Cernohorcoch
Kmet'--Juraj Hclcek.
Hurban-Pamiatka. Sostavil Joze1
Skultety.
Aliquis-Rodina Rovesaych. Roman
Bjornson-Rybar6a.
Beblavy-Janosik.
Bjornson-Arne, Iovela.
Cipkay-Poklad.
Dickens-Vianocna piesen v ,proze.
Glowacki-Kresby a obrazyk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES farar.
Havlasa-Prvni tatranske povfdky.
Havlasa-Posledni tatranske povfdky
Janovska-Pastierea, a inc povesti
sKosmak-Chrt, obraz 20 zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
NARoDNA sTRANA RAsTIE

Slovenska narodna strana rastie
neslychane chytro. Cele kraje sa
k nej pripojuju na ncet Sro-
barovej agrarnej. Talk 6. julia ma
la Giraltovciach politickl scho-
dzu, na ktorej bolo zasttipene az
.237 dedin! Pritomne bolo vyse
5000 l'udf. A tax je to na kazdom
shromazdeni tejto stlany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
"a sLOVENSKU TECHNIKU
v KoSICIACH.

Mestsky osvetovy sbor v Kosi-
ciach rozoslal ma ysetky mesta Wy
chodneho Slovenska a Podkarpat-
skei Rusi vyzvu ciel ON svolania
anxiety O otazke slovenskej tech
Milky, ktora ma byt' zalozena v
Kosiciach. Anketa ma byt' svola-
ma pociatkom oktobra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14
II. AxJoU8TA 1s1.

Kosmak-KukAtko.
Kosmak--Lidsky zverinec.
Kosmak.-Povfdky.
Kosmak--zenit 30 Ii nsseaitf
Kosmak-Eugenie.
Kosmak Jak byi Rapoucn jur. w.
lecen, humoreska.
Kosmak-Ztracena.
Kosmak--Jak Martin ibloudil a ma
pravou cestu opet sc vratil.
kukuGin--Dom strani.
Kuzmany--Rozpomienky a kresby.
Iaskomersky-zarty rozmary.
Lieskov-Rozpravky.
Marothy -Soltesz--Pro.i prddu.
aupassant--Novely.
Mikszath-S Slovenski rodaci.
Mikszath--Sv;iteho Petrov dazdnik.
MiliGevic-Potureenic Leila.
B-M-StoroSna pamiatka narodenia
Moysesa.
Mrstik-Pohadka maize.
Nemcova-Babicka.
Nemcova-Diva bara. Dobr5 Glovck.
chyse pod horami.
Nemcoyd-NaroaLf bachorky po.
vesti.
Nemcova-Obrazek vesnieky
Pietor--Kavkazsky zajatec : a inc
Slanky.
Pietor-Miskova smrt' inc slanky.
Pictor-Stedry vecer inc clankv.t
P.etor--Uzernik a inc Glanky.
Pietor--Z lasky hnev a inc clanky.
Podjavorinska-Kde sa walt
Podiavorinska-V otroctve. i
1Fbtapenko-V skutosnej sluzbe.
Przewa Tetm ajer-Zbojnicka chalu pa
iae povesti z Tatier.
:, sienkieicz--isitka pod Grunwaldom.
SienkiewiczyRanusa,~ + :,
Sienkiewicz-Jagienka !
Sienkiewicz-Jurand 20 Spychowa.'
.Slavik-Hospodarske prednasky.
,Sloyenska knizpiea. -
f Sremca-Vladimir Dukljen.
aTajovsky-zpod kcsy. !,
Tajovsky-Beselnice. ;. r.
Timrava--Marnost' vsetko.
Timrava-Ta zem vabna.
Tolstoj-Nevyzpytatel' me sd cesty p.
Tomasik-Malkotent
Vajansky-L 'alia: novela. !.
Vajansky-Babie leto.
Vajansky-Dve sestry.
Vajansky-Kotlin.
Vajansky-Letiace tiene.
Vajansky-Mier duse.
Vajansky-Podrost.
Vajansky-Pustokvet.
Vajansky-Sobrane diela.
Vajansky-V malom meste.
Vajansky-Verse.
Vazov-Nie mill, ME drahi.
Vazov-Pod jarmom.
VePkonoene rozpravky.
Vzkriesenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

Slovakom. Jeho snahou teraz je,
ably ma Slovensku bola vybudova-
ma vysoka technicka skola.
Mech nam ho Pan Bob zivi este
dlhe roxy!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-14

budeme ticho, to nam nebude roz-
nnet nikto, jako prislovie hovo-
ri, ze "Nememu diet'at u ami jeho
vlastnk n1atka neroxumie. e."
znadlm sa actou,
Martin Dupsy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
PAIR IN
OAKLAND THEFTS

S. Almack and III. Timms, who
were arrested in Calexico last week
on suspicion of having stolen n
quantity of electrical material from
the Great Western Electric Supply
Company Of Oakland. are held at
the county Jail awaiting the arrival
of offieesr from the northern city.
The pair disposed Of a large guam
tity of electric light bulbs, eleetri.
cal equipment and fixtures to seve.
raj parties in Calexico, it is alleg-
ed. Search Of their rooms also re-
vealed additional quantities or
electrical apparatus.
Advice received at the sheriff 8
office from Oakland stated that Of
fieers are now on their way TO III
Centre with warrants for Almack
and Tins. /!
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
BREAKING OF OIL LINES
MAKES PLANE DESCEND

NAVAL HEADQUARTERS, San
Francisco, Sept. l.--Eictory in the
United States navy : nonstop flight
to Hawaii today depended upon the
giant motors of one seaplane, the
HN91, Commander John Rodgers
in charge.
Its engines overheated when oil
pressure lines snapped, the PN9-1,
with Lieutenant Allen p. Snodv in
command, was forced to descend to
the surface of the Pacific shortly
after dark yesterday.
Within few hours the crippled
machine was discovered by the Des-
troyer William Jones, taken in tow
and is being hauled at slow speed
back toward San Francisco.
But the flag plane is pressing
forward, reporting "'all s well
and with favorable trade winds at
its back, stands good chance of
succeeding in the navy s latest aero
nautical adventure.
The PN9,1 passed over the Des-
trover Bowen ut 4:45 Il. m. Pacific
standard time, according to radio
gram received at naval headquar-
ters at 500 a. m.
"No. l passed over at 4:4o, the
message said. Evidently close but
did not sight it..
Makes s7.7o M. P. H.
Almost one half of the 2l00 mile
voyage had been completed.
The flag plane 5 elapsed time for
the distance was l3 hours, 81 min
utes. The average speed over the
1000 miles was $40 land miles per
hour.
Aided by favorable trade winds,
the plane had made up most Of the
one hour, 90 minutes it was behind
schedule at midnighs and was only
81 minutes behind the time table
figured for it at this paint.
Cheering messages from the
PN9-1 during the night told of its
continued success. 1t was in con
stant radio communication with
deStroyers along the course and
talked with the air tender Langley,
200 miles beyond the Boyen.
Naval Officers at headquarters
here expressed relief when word
came from the William JONES that
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
Finds Pest Cure
Works Also On
Brand New Casing

FRESNO, Calf, Sept. 1.-Somc-
one has been kidding the city of
Fresno.
said city was in the midst Of "a
campaign to rid itself of a pest
known rs the puncture vine. which
is all that its name implies.
One correspondent wrote in that
he had great success by sleeping
elm leaves, upon which have been
feeding another pest, and spraying
the resultant potion on the puncture
vines, The elm pests then proceed
ed 10 eat the puncture vines.
i found the steps We're not
wholly successful for the reason
that some of the fluid was spilled
on a brand new tire easing, which
went the way Of the vines. wrote
the correspondent.
Yes, someone has been spoofiug.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
Water Board To
Hear Complaints
About Valuation

Commencing this morning, the
board of directors of the Imperial
Irrigation District will sit rs Il
board of equalization. to hear COM
plants on assessments. during the
remainder of the week, and also
next week with the exception Of
Monday and Wednesday, which are
legal holidays. The sessions will
be discontinued after Friday, Sep
tember II.
According TO c. w. Barry, asses
.sor for the district, the assessment
books for the year are now complete.
and the books have been turned
over TO Secretary McIver.
Taxpayers of the district, who
plan to make protest against the
amount of their assessments, are
urged to do so as early as possible
so that the business of the board
will not be confined to the Last few
days of the equalization hearings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01

the missing PN9-3 had been found.
''It was great thing, finding
the plane during the dead of night
headquarters officers said. "Say n
good word for Commanding Off
Ger B. B. TAYLOR and his men on
the William Jones. Their work in
locating the disabled craft is to be
commended.
Heading to sea ut full speed the
L. $. S. Gennet, mother ship of the
flight planes, is cnroute toward the
Jones and its crippled charge +,
should meet them tomorrow morn
ing and will probably lift the plane
aboard for the rest of the trip back
to the base here
The Jones is only making seven
knots an hour with the c:aft in
tow and assistance of the mother
ship will probably be necessary. ar-
thorities said. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
DECREASE SEEN IN
CHICAGO TAX LISTS

CHICAGO. Sept. /. - Sharp de-
creases in federal income tax pay
ments by individuals who last year
led the procession were noted today
with the publication of the tax lists
here.
William Wrigley, the chewing
gum king, who last year paid $685.
90, far in excess Of the sum paid
by any other individual in this
area, this year paid $2GG4. John
Hertz, head Of the Yellow Cab On
tcrpriscs, paid $8316 this year, com
pared with $169, ,257 last wear.
Clarence Darrow, noted criminal
lawyer, paid $4,000; Edward y. Hur-
ley, former head Of the United
states shipping board, and head OF
an electrical equipment company,
paid %l56,951 this year compared
with only $49.197 last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
POST TELEGRAPH
OPENS BUSINESS
OFFICE IN CITY

Under the management Of C.. W.
Ray, the local office of the Postal
Telegraph ana Gable company was
opened for business this morning at
d26 Main street. For the present
the company will be unable to han.
die amy kilograms intended for de-
livery i'll California, as the Western
Union company has filed a protest
with the railroad commission of
California, against the entrance of
the Postal into Imperial Valley.
Ray stated this morning that this
matter will possibly not be settled
for month or six weeks. He feels
confident that the Postal company
will he given permission to accept
California business.
Superintendent Morrison of the
Les Angeles division, who will have
jurisdiction over the valley offices,
is IN the city TO help Manager Ray
get started.
The Postal company's telephone
has been connected, the number be
ing SS6. Parties desiring to con-
meet with the Postal company by
telephone may ask for postal
Telegraph, instead of giving the
number, it was stated at the tele-
phone company office this morn
ing. Later the Postal company
hopes to establish long distance telc-
phone service.
superintendent Morrison and
Manager Ray expressed themselves
this morning as being satisfied that
the majority of people and business
men in the valley will welcome the
advent of their company, and they
have given assurance that every eff
fort will be made to give the best
nosSihle service To the nnhlic
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-01
IMPERIAL
{ BY Press Staff Correspondent

bS ASoo 'ota4l SOii iSS pOIIueAL)
IMPERIAL, Sept. 1.-Sam F..
Mavfield and family have returned
from their summer vacation spe, t
at Pacific Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Hudson and
daughter are back after two weeks
spent at Santa Monica and Bishop.
c. II. Collins is home again, hay
ing spent two months enjoying the
sea hreezes at Santa Monica. '
Miss Ada Riddle leaves this week
for Rcd 'ands whore she will enter
tic University OF Redlands. Miss
Riddle intends 10 specialize in arr
and n:aaic.
Ms. W. S. Dunn and children
returned Monday III rniag, having
spent five weeks at Inglewood.
L. L. Bridges a d family report
a very I'easam vacation of one
a.ont!i = ent at .7suna Mountains
ana san niogo.
Mrs. B. F. Leap ana children ere
hack again. TIev have been visit
ng with Mrs. Leaps parents in
l. : : bptleS.
Lqvtcnce Sear.4 left Monday
evening FOR Decatu-. .linois, where
Ac h::ends To visit for two months.