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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
HELD IN JAIL FOR
CALF 'ORNTA AUTHORITIES
By United Press Irnspu Wire

NEW YORK. Dec. 2:.-E. A..
th.s lIutch) Eu,chiuas. one on the
most picturesque k aPerating in
the west, was he'd l. jail here today
AZ the request Of California authori
tics.
He was arrested last night BY De-
tc,tiVc Hauptman of ihr New York
police aud taken TO che cit" prison
where he WI remain pending ar
saigument.
IIutchings was serving a term in
the California STATE p2nitcntiarv aud
vas released on parole. Later, ac'
cording 70 information aerc, his pa
role vas revoked bv Governor Rich
:rdson and orders for his Wre2'
were iispcd. lie was traced TO New
York and for weeks police hay"
been quietly watching Ter his az
pearahcc.
When arrested iast night he gave
his address as on Riverside Drive.
where, il was believed, he has bccn
living in luxury among persons who
rank Il gh m III social circles Of
the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Ayes Have It
AS House Votes
On Prohibition
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. The
house voted overwnelniingly 'dry
OF its first prohibition vote today.
Amendments to the treasury
postoffice appropriation bill to
eliminate $250.000 Appropriation
for purchase of evidence by federal
rroh;bition agents was defeated
l39 to II.
The amendment was offered by
Representative Tucker, Virginia,
Democrat. Representative Black,
New York, Democrat, then proposed
an amendment providing that none
of the appropriation for prohibition
enforcement could be used to pre-
vent the sale of 2.75 per cent beer.
but it WAS ruled out on a point of
order.
Chairman Madden. Illinois. of the
appropriations committee, who is re
garded as a wet, denounced Tuck
er's amendment and charged that
il was am indirect attempt to repeal
the prohibition law.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
AGED SLAYER OF
TWO KIDDIES IS
ORDERED HANGED
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 22.-Scott
9. stone. aged step father of Jack
Hoxie. cowboy film actor, was ord
cred hanged today for the murders
Of May and Nina Martin, school
children.
Superior Judge Edwin F. Hahn
commanded the death penalty for
Stone IN passing sentence ON his
conviction by Jury here recently
of the fiendish slayings.
The execution is to take place at
~&a Quentin. within mot less than
80. and ucl more ,han 80 days. .
~ am Hot guilty-before God |
am net guilty, the condemned man
pleaded after sentence was pro
noWceA.
stone attorneys argued fer Il
new trial ON grounds he had been
convicted ON circumStautial and
contradictory evidence. The plea
was denied
Pie Martin sisters disappeared
from their ho@oS on the night ~
August -. 1922 Six months later
-heir violated bottles were found
i'm deserted swampland on the out
skirts Of TIN city. in vicinity
where stone lad been employed rs
u;gat watchmdn.
tn, convicted man has always
maintained he was innocent. al
though the state claimed mt the
rial he had made q partial confeS,
sion to cell mate in the county
i.1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
AUSTRALIA PLANS
% PCT. TAX UPON
AMERICAN FIJI NJ S

SYDNEY. Australia. Dec. %
The government of New South
Wales proposes immediately % levy
a taX on American motion picture
films amounting to - per cent of
heir gross income. For months
there has been an active agitation
against the predominanee of Ameri-
can films amounting 10 95 per cent
of ali those in Australia and also
against the policy of the American
film companies which have reduced
he taxable income oi their Austria
ian subsidiaries to nominal amounts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
HUSKY YOUTH, 88,
INTERESTED IN
IMPERIAL. VALLEY

Back in Pennsylvania there is "a
husky youth Of IS wears. who is
very mach interested in Imperiai
Valley. according to a letter which
County Clerk Mousseau received -his
morning, from Calvin r. Power OF
Fayette CITY. Pa.
SIXTY Gears ago" the lCtter
States. Il lived III California and
Nevada for about Eve years. Two
brothers went ont west besides me.
one in I94o and one in 1852. ""
hree were together in Hamilton,
White Pine county, Nevada. i'm SOS
to 1871.
lone of us came back from
Southern California in one horse
wagon, travelling by way Of I'm
perial county where the great irri-
CATION company has since taken
over the Colorado river. ! was nev-
er in that part OF the state but [
am very much interested in it..
~ s3 years am healthy and
active.
The county clerk j, Sending Mr.
Power all the Information that he
ran gather or Imperial county and is
hoping that the veteran can get
from the brother who passed through
h. 50 manv wears @. s.ur iHfor-
nation on the what the country
looked ike then.
wishes Cal. Would Come
Il wish CalTm b. would come
out here. for g think he vouil make
good resident for imperial Val
l'v, ' the county clerk SAID.
-Another letter received by the
county clerk. which shows the atten-
tioa Imperial Wiley = attracting in
other sections Of thc country. IS
from Bernard starz of Brooklyn,
New York, who advises that he j,
student 1T the Urivcrsjt. ot Penn
sylrania, in the Wharton school Of
1.uancc auc commerce, and ha, been
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
COMB CHINATOWN
AS SLAVE GIRLS
fit WITH JEWELS
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Pee. -. -
Chinatown was soa@.aea by police
today fer two Hissia- .aiHese slave
girls who fled from ,as 7resbrtcr-
ian mission, taking with hem $1,000
IN money and jeHelry belonging -
other wards of the mission.
Outside aid wag susps sciad. siare
marks 6 laddcr were found he
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
CHORAL CLUB TO
SING AT SERVICE
ON YULETIDE EVE

The Community Choral club, com
posed of students of the East Side
school, will provide the program for
the services which will be held at
the community Christmas tree on
Christmas eve, r. p. Moore, in
charge of the program as represen-
tative of the FL Centre Rotary club,
having arranged for the program
with Principal Payne. of the school,
Those who have never had The
pleasure of listening to the splendid
harmony of the school singrs, have
a treat in store for them.
Following is the arrangement of
the program;
Chorus, Joy to the World. -
Chorus. '.Adestes Fidelis. y
Solo and chorus, 1.-The Birthday
of the King (Ncidlingcrl.
Chorus, Lift Every Voice and
Sing
Duet "Hark. Iiark Ny Soul, "
(Shelley).
Jubilee song, "study War No
More.
Chorus, Silent Night
Quartettc, "Sleep Holy Child.
Chorus, IT Came Upon the Mid
night Clear.
Closing chorus. o Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing
The public is cordially invited TO
attend the program, and ii is hoped
that a large attendance will be on
hand to listen to the splendid sing.
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
. tLinI .tnrv MiulnW.

'pN s. fNird story window.
li Young =. Young 'r of the
.-o girls. ya, r.scsel twa mostAs
ago after fleeing here from master
IL stockton % N.em sic had been
sold so- $1,000. Mary M. i. the
other girl, was SAID 70 he worth
5000 in the slave market.
Both girls wefe smuggicd into thc
country in eoffraz tdrse years aSo,
police said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
RESIGNS AS PROTEST
ON MITCHELL SENTENCE

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dee. 22.-
Lieutenant Harry c. Hogan, whose
home is at Bridgeport, Maine, an
nounccd here today he had sent in
his resignation as an officer in the
reserve aviation corps in protest of
the court martial of Colonel William
Mitchell Hogan served under Col
oucl Mitchell III the Worla war and
was FLYING instructor Il, issodu" anl
Tours, France.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
3 Convicts From
Imperial County
Granted Paroles

Three Imperial county prisoners
a san Quentin prison have been
granted paroles Ky the prison
board.
G. +. Brady, Who was convicted
If second degree burglary On Feb
ruary ). 1924, was granted Il parol"
a, future date to be set 10y the
board. lie was sentenced to serve
from one 10 five years, the detcrm-
ming sentence being four Years.
". =. Sorenson. convicted of burg
larv. was granted Il conditional pa
role. He was sentenced ca March
-. 1924, to serve from one to five
wears. the determining sentence be
,ng fixed at four years.
Nicaela Cachau, also from lmper-
ial county, is granted a parole sub
iect TO deportation To Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

\ rayon p'aat to employ $4,000
workers is rapidly being eomIlet-
ed in Turin. lralv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
NAB big HUTCH
AT REQUEST OF
GOV. RICHARDSON
Confined from Page I)

from Hutchings and his gang in
1918 and 1919. 1t was in support
of the governor s assertions on this
score that he testified last week
before the Los Angeles county grand
jury which il still! in session.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Michigan seems II bo the per
nanent center of silver fox farm
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Portvrvillc. Tulare county, is 81 >
a.sg 40 carloads Of oranges daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

4 total Of 1895 ears of grapes
W. shipped from Tulare county
turing November.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Hog sades ir The San Joaquin val
lev last week amounted to S2l $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

designated 10 obtain all available
DATA on Imperial county.
The student is being given full
supply Of pamphlets and folders de.
scribing the products of Imperial
Valley.
hardly day goes by that do
not get one or more letters of this
sort" the county clerk said, land
they come from people in all walks
of .,fe.--I answer al Of them, and
see to it that those who ask for in
formation get all that it is possible
to give thcm.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

The California Grape Grower : eX-
thaage voted to do no marketing
in 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Flares and two-piece
effects are included at this
welcome price! Novelty
trimmings and good ma
terials. Black and other
popular colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

This group contains
smart little frocks for
every occasion! See them
and be convinced Of their
superb value,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
COATS

Now is your opportu-
nity to purchase one of
these Winter Coats you've
heard so much about at
this Store. Splendid style
and material for this low
price.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Why Pay Rent?
New Home-S27 Monthly

And the total price is only s2475 for
this dandy bungalow. located on beau
tiful hill in growing northwest section.
Has three large rooms, hall. bath and
sleeping porch. we'll arranged. four
piece plumbing, "built-ins." etc. LOOK
AT IT MONDAY. No trouble to show you.
l.. L. FITE & co.
2OS IOSOYA ST CIR. ls4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

FOR SALE or rent. owner Will sell or
rent attractive bungalow. Five rooms
and giassed-in sleeping porch. Parity
furnished Awnings, hedge ana iruit
every room. Has always been q home
and shows It. Priced right with easy
terms. Inquire by letter. sos Brady
Bldg. or phone CT. 5143 or Or. iOs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Read This

For sale or trade. modern six-room
house and sleeping porch; full lot. on
corner; all clear near school and church;
paved street; will consider farm value
10 $4,000, within so miles OF San An
tonic. Apply 2I02 Saunders Ave. or phone
Or 1929.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Near Victoria Cherry
5-R-S- Porch=S900

This cottage OF five rooms. hall. bath
and large sleeping porch has recently
been papered: woodwork and floors now
being vanished and screens freshly
painted; can be arranged as two apart
ments, each with private entrance, on
paved street. half block from school
Price $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

FIvE-ROOM house. two bedrooms NV.
ira and dining room, kitchen, breakfast
nook. three-piece bath. corner lot, paved
street; will sell cheap, furnished or un-
furnished. South Side. modern; owner
Mis- A-5q-J
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
$500 for S1400 Equity

Country Club home; five large rooms.
hardwood floors. tile bath. built-in tub.
cedar closets. kitchen, maid builtins. ce-
ment porch. brick pillars, double garage.
shrubs Might consider good car or lot.
balance like rent. owner. Woodlawn
4l61.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

FOR sALE-sI35O. good three-room
house, front, back porch. electric lights,
water two lots. block S. Flores car SSV
cash, $40 month. Owner. Cr SlsS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Pretty Home. S2635

New five-room efficiency, bath. French
doors. polished floors, big garage. other
lots adjoining $3.50. or acres at $3.50.
Electric lights. city water. no city taxes;
no mud: near Highland Park carline. In
line Of big development; sacrifice. Owner.
Mis- 1000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
A Guaranteed Title Is a Good Title
Houses Tor Sale

A Guaranteed Title Is Good Title
Title guaranty what says 1t a GUARANTEE.
1t that good
guarantees to be good No circumstances develop
deprive of the protection the policy and for
whatsoever trouble should develop thoroughly protected
Il Guarantee Title Is Good Title
The certificate Of Title Guaranty issued by Stewart Title
Guaranty Company protects absolutely against loss
sustain by defective title title should prove
bad and should lose the the will
cash the of the certificate
sued because defect in the title though the
suit be frivolous the Guaranty Company
PAY ALL EXPENSES OF DEFENDING THE SUIT.
If the title is not good enough for US to gaarantse
you sUoald not be safe in buying the property
every certificate
anty Companystrons
placed title it certainly humanity possible
that the title if trouble develops
placed firmly behind title
entire trouble is borne BY the
Demand a Guaranteed Title
Cost of guaranteed title
The a guaranteed reasonable SOS title
guaranty property s2OO05O hundred all
that amount Thus $4,000 guaranty certificate would
$40 Can afford be without protection
anteed title while the cost is small?
When your title is guaranteed by MS. YOU abso-
lntely protected.
We equipped attend phase Of the title
avoid title trouble demand guaranteed title You depend
guaranteed title.
buy that lot unless the title guaranteed We
will title whether have abstract
vded Why take the risk? 1t moth
ing consult with Information free and cheerfuy furnished
Write call
Remember, "Better Be Safe Than Sorry
Stewart Title Guaranty Company
incorporated Under the Laws of Texas)
514 Brady Building Tel. Crockett 1000
T.W. MASSEY, RAYMOND EDWARDS
Manager attorney.
Other Branches: Galveston Houston, Dallas and Ell Paso.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
ATTENTION HOME SEEKERS

At 1925 Fulton avenue, Beacon HILL have splendid
new home on paved street, school and car lne 1t
has oak floors brick fireplace choice butin base
tub expensive electric fixtures and in ideal
Groom home. Owing to misfortune of builder this new
value with small payment down. SEE 1T TODAY. Open
to 5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

BRIDES Xmas gift. New modern hap
PLY furnished five-room. bath. bunga-
low. Every comfort, Injuries. including
best highly finished floors, vanity ma
hoyany bedroom, solid walnut dining
room, wicker. ivory. good rugs draperies,
floor lamp: walking distance town. half
block San Pedro car; nonresident owner
offers easy terms. price for few days
$3.50. Call CT SAL, 0 to 10. make APP
pointment any hour. Oracle Cornett
Ramsey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

Our homes are open every day.
Come out and see them or call
us and we will gladly come out
and get you and show you these
homes. They are complete to the
minutest detail and combine every
thing that is so necessary to make
your home-life enjoyable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Austin Homes

One beautiful new brick home
and one duplex, rented over $500
month, near university. Trade for
land or farms Southwest Texas.
What havo your CT. us.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
S25 Cash, S12 -1onth
Small home, 7o-foot lot.
Price $3.50
Call owner. Mis- 1904. s's schiey
avenue.

WHY NOT BUY.
This six-room cottage, hall, bath. ga
rage. corner lot; block car line. $4,000;
terms.
Good modern cottage. five rooms,
bath, near S. Presa street, s2SOO' sSVV
cash. $50 per month.
GEORGE & OFTEN. 800 Brady. CT. 6l49
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Three Apartment Houses

Ciose-in. North Side, half block
off Broadway, nine blocks out,
prominent big corner, clear. in
come $3.50 per month. about 100
foot front. price s2s.0oo. Call Or.
ITe
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

BARGAIN-ANGELEs TERRACE
VIII take a closed car or diamonds as
first payment on new bungalow. three
blocks out OF city limits. one block off
Fredericksburg road. two blocks from
fine school; price S3s5o. owner. Wood
lawn 332S-J.
A DANDY five-room bungalow. on An
coma ST., Just off w. Mulberry; large
rooms. beautifully finished. deep lot,
bargain for somebody; terms. H. J.
HAYES. 21s Losoya st. Or. 65l7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Brand New


Not quite finished. -Four rooms, oatn
and breakfast nook. Concrete porch. oak
floors fireplace. built-in bookcases and
kitchen cabinets. Strictly modern. Has
macadamized street nice shade trees
sidewalks and curb; must be seen to De
appreciated Price and terms are right
HARI.ANpALE BUILDING CO.
Or. 1855. 6106 S. Flores 81.
BARGAIN IN HARLANDALE
on Belden Ave. Four-room bungalow;
large rooms. large screened porch. all in
splendid condition; gas, etc; easy
terms. H. ]. Hayes, owner, ZIG Losoya
ST. CT. 6517.
BY special pleading Pm permitted TO Of
fer two homes, extra cheap and extra
easy terms. $50 cash. $50 per month
price $500 The other SIS per month.
price $500. Call Or. S41 from to TO-
make appointment any hour. Oracle Cor
nett Ramsey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
$50 Cash

New, five rooms, SAC schley Ave.
Balance easy. Como out Sunday.
owner. Mis-. 1904. see Schley Ave.
The Washington times., 1925-03-03
H D P Pc. MEETS
SCHAEFER IN
B|GMATCH
Sensational Jake All But
Home With Billiard
Championship

CHICAGO, March 3.-The inter
national 1872 balk line billiard tourna
ment went into its final stages with
the title all but awarded to Jake
Schaefer, whose playing has provided
the thrills of the contest.
Willie Hoppe. champion, was def
nitely in the discard as a result OF
his disastrous defeat by Edou&rd
Horemans, Belgian, last night. Horc-
mans counted 400 in seven innings
with a high run of 212 and an aver
age of 56% while Hoppe with diff
Guilty accumulated So, with Il as his
high run, Hopes average was only
51.7 making it his second heaviest
defeat in his career.
Horemans victory put him into
a tie with Erich Hagenlacher Whlch
will be broken this afternoon when
the two meet. Hoppe and Schae1er
meet tonight and should Hoppe stage
a comeback and defeat Schaefer there
still remains possibility OF a tie Tor
first place.
There were reports current today
that Hopes poor showing In the
nresent tournaments signaliZed his
withdrawal from the 1872 lists and
his entry to the three-cushion 1leld'
in which he recently defeated EoE
Cannefax, champion. His return
match with Cannefax, it mas peen
announced, has been postponed from
March 16 to some time in April &c
avoid conflict with the schedule o.
the three-cushion league.
The Washington times., 1925-03-03
MICHELSEN | s:
WINNER Of
MARATHON
Verne Booth Finishes Second
After Stirring Duel in Last
Stage Of Race

+! A spectacular duel between Verne
Booth. former Johns Hopkins track
star. and now of the Millrose A. c.,
of New York. and Whitley Michel!
sen, of the Cyget, A. c., East Por.
chester, N. Y, marked the finish
of the Washington Posts modified
ten.mile marathon over the city's
streets. The pair matched stride
for stride all the way around the
ElIipse, and the Finn, coming to
the stretch, put on burst of speed
that gave him the top honors by
five yards.
William Kyronen, of the Finish
American A. c. was third; w. M.
Meyer, of the Shanahan Catholic
Club, of Philadelphia, was fourth.
President Coolidge witnessed the
finish of the race. The time OF the
winner was fifty-three minutes. thlr-
ty.three and four-fifths seconds.
Herb Trantee, of Mellrose, finished
fifth. William Agee, coming in be.
hind Trantee. was sixth, and Melvin
Leach, the Marine Corps fleet footed
inarathoner, was able to do no better
than finish seventh. Nick Gianna-
kopulos, of the Millrose Club, was
eighth. The runners finished practi-
cally in a. blanket finish. The time
this year was slightly less than two
minutes under last years time.
The Washington times., 1925-03-03
CHARLEY BAU NJ
BOOKED WITH
TOUGHFOE
Johnny Gill, Pennsylvania
Star, Will Fight at Bar
racks Monday

Charley Baum, conqueror OF JACK
Turner, Washington's leading mid
dleweight, will face the toughest
onponent of his career next Mon
dav night when he and Johnny
Gill clash in the main bout OF
Washington barracks show.
Gill, of York. Pa, is q siuggins'
two-fisted fighter, who, in more
than two hundred ring battles. has
encountered the country's leading
middleweights and still Is going
strong.
Within the last six months he
has met some tough scrappers, in
cluding Mickey Walker, world
welterweight champion, whom he
held to a close margin OF victory
at the Adelphia Club in Phsla'
deIphia.
GIN, in October, 1924, gave away
fourteen pounds to Paul Berlen'
bach and stopped Berlenbach's sen
sational string of knockout at the
twelve mark. Gill took this book
ing as a substitute on >twenty-fouT
hours' notice. It waS a 12-rolnd
bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in q
show promoted by Tex Rickard.
The Pennsylvania fought Jack
Britton, former world welter.wei3ht
champion, five times.
The Baum Gill battle will be pre-
ceded by four six-rounders.
The Washington times., 1925-03-03
.GR|FFMEN ARE
SEEKING
BATS
sIGggers Await Hitting Prac-
tice-CooI Weather
Hurts Training
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

TAMPA. Fla, March 3.--Tho Hot
Springs contingent are eager to got
in some hitting practice, especially
Goslin and Judge. This means that
for the remainder Of this week there
will be plenty Of hitting at Plant
Field, home of the Griffs in Florida.
Next week begins the long exhibi-
ton series. Then there will be
plenty of baseball. But right now
the dope is dope and that's, al, with
this fellow or that looking well De-
cause he is loose in his actions and
for no other reason.
Joe Engel, boy scout and social
secretary of the Washington club,
is not here this spring. He il great.
ly missed at the evening danzants.
Engel has a dress suit. Nobody
here has one this season. This
would be a great year for joe as
the Griffs will stay at the Royal
Poinciana in Palm Beach next week.
He would be in his glory over there
with that dress suit.
Weather-Fair and cool. Prom
ises, fair and. warmer.
Florida Is dry as New York, Con-
necticut, New Jersey or Maryland.
Tip-Dig up your dough and sink
1t in Florida real estate. 'Youu die
rich and hated.