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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
TEMPERANCE BODY
URGES NAVY CURB
PO07E SMUGGLING
Hy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee 10. - Use
Of the navy to prevent rum smugg-
ling WAS demanded today bv the
board of temperance. prohibition
ond nuhlic morals of the Methodist
Fniscona1 church in a l6 plank plat
fcrN for prohibition enforcement.
Tho statement commended Gen
cral 1;""oln G. Andrews treasury
prohibition c2ar, for "takimr mea-
sures to deal with the scandal of
sacramontal wine,
Ono religious body should he per
mittpd TO make such excessive with
drawals as to constitute an unrea-
sonable and scapdalouS use of this
privilege.
CONGRESS should continue appro-
nriations for governmental posters
IN support of prohibition. Some of
'hesc nOstcrs should be in foreign
languages. The prohibition unit
should have much greater discretion
in rejecting permits when ii is
clear that the granting of permits
will result in law violation.
Compensation for prohibition
agents is inadequate and careful
consideration should be given to the
proposal that the government pur-
chase all liquor and hold it for
legitimate distribution, the board
asserted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
MAN FOUND DEAD
in TUB WHEN GAS
CORD GETS LOSE
Ry United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Cal, Dee. 10. -
Marin McCamc. 30. was found dead
in his bath tub here early today, the
victim of escaping gas from Il heat
cr.
His wife and son found McCamc 5
body when they came home from a
visit to Los Angeles. The bath tub
door was locked and the house was
filled with gas.
II is believed McCamc 5 death was
M @ccid"Ht TIE co"d corucct'ng
gas hcate, in the bathroom has
come loose from the wall.
Efforts TO revive him VII, - pal
motor from the fire department
failed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
WALSH DENOUNCES
B0RAH ARGUMENTS
ON WORLD COURT
Declares Reservations
Proposed Are Useless;
Assails Counter Plan
By PAUL r. MALLON

United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. The
three proposed Borah reservations
to American participation in the
world court were denounced today
as useless by Senator Thomas j.
Walsh, Democrat, leader o. court
proponents in the senate.
Walsh contended that the rrscr-
vations were advanced not for the
purpose of improving the Swanson
resolution embodying the Harding
Hughes Coolidge proposal. but mere
ly to promote argument against the
court.
When the senate rcconvcnes Mon
day to resume the warming con
flict between the Borah irreconcil-
ables and supporters of the Coolidge
plan. Walsh viii deliver a speech
setting forth objections to the B0rah
amendments and urging all propon-
cnts of the court to vote against
them.
He !iiSt ItStIN dt tpll NouIl Sl't-
ifv that the court shall perform no
duties not imposed upon it at pres
ent by the statute except by unan-
imous consent of all nations in the
court.
Walsh argued that no excuse exist
ed for such Il reservation and that If
would not accomplish the intended
purpose of preventing the league
from referring questions to the
court. because the statute already
empowers the league to refer mat
tcrS under article 81.
The second reservation would pre-
vent the court from exercising force
or economic sanction 70 enforce its
decision.
Walsh contendcd that this is vir-
tuallv a demand that the Icagu Of
Nations revise its covenant to fit
American participation in world
court.
The third reservation would sci
forth that the United States would
be bound by nothing which is con
trary to f't American participation
in q world court.
Walsh saws this reservation i:
needlCsS because il IS iGc0ncciVablj
that the court would attempt to re
wise American traditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
WAY IS CLEARED
NOW FOR MARKET
RELIEF MEASURE
Hy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - The
way was cleared for the administra-
ton 5 cooperative marketing bill as
u relief measure at conference
of Secretary OF Agriculture ,iardine
and Senator McNarv of Oregon and
Representative Tmchcr of Kansas,
Republican, nj the white house to-
day.
Secretary jardme said after the
conference that the bin would have
administration backing, but that it
was prepared by the cooperatives as
the best solution of the farmers
problem.
Il was indicated tho McNarv plan
of price fixing rs provided m the
McNary- Haugcn bill would be drop
ped nj this session to make way
for the cooperative marketing pan.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
Water Board Head Sees Advance in Fight at Washingto
IDENTIFY COUPLE
HELD AT RRAWLE
IN CHILD MURDER
Fresno County Officers
Take Pair North For
Trial as Slayers

Positive Identification of the
man. and woman under arrest at
Erawley, as Louis zamora and his
wife Louisa, wanted at Tracy for
a brutal child murder, was made
today by Deputy Sheriff Fisher of
Fresno county, who arrived in
Brawley last night on the case.
Fisher, accompanied by a woman
deputy. left Brawley at noon today
to make connections with South
crn Pacific train at INLAND, intend
ing to 90 to Los Angeles and catch
the night train from there for
Stockton.
Despite the Identification of the
pair. thev maintained that a mis-.
take had been made, but Fisher and
the woman deputy who accompanied
him expressed their confidence that
they have the right parties in Gus.
today and would take no chances
with them on the ty:p M north.
Stories Show Discrepancy
Lengthy questioning by Fishe,
this morning. convinced him that
he was on the right track and as
discrenancies arose in the stories OF
the "ouple whom they were separat
ed. thav clinched the belief that the
statewide search conducted for 20
morn and his wife since September
WAS at an end.
When arrested at Brawlev thi.
lo r
hrado Gillariso and the woman a,
Tlz Rico. They sneak excellent
English and dress attractive1y
though in a flashv manner. The
woman made her fatal elip whe,
she came to Brawlev from West
mor'ard TO complain that a man IN
the lattor ulaca had iuSrItod her.
Noticed Resemblance
Her likeness To nicture of Mrs
|amora on a circular sent out hy
the Tracv police. was Noticed by
Chief Fov of tho Brawlcv police
who n'aced her under arrest after
questioning her. The man was tax.
en- into custody n short time Later
wh'Io he was 1T work in n Brawlev
restaurant.
The Zamoras are charged with
killing four year old daughter A
wear a"o by drowning her in a bath
tub. The child had cnragcd the
woman hy destroying loaf of
bread, it was said. Zamora, it is al
legged, buried the body of the child
in = ceSsnool. wherc II was fonnd
IN September of this year after the
Zamoras had left Tracy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
pEN|SF VISA TO
PRINCESS CLAIM
She's COMMUNIST

PARIS. Dee. Princess Nina
Zizianoff. widow Of Russian off
Ger, definitely has been refused 2
visa TO settle in America. following
consultation of the local American
authorities with the Washington
state departments
Consul Bigelow clamS the princess
is an agent of the Soviet govern
mcnt.
Princess Zizianoff s dcbarmcnt
follows closely the state depart
ment s refusal to permit Countess
Karolyi, Hungarian, to enter the
states.
The princess was recently in
Amcl'ica and hoped to come here to
make her residence permanently,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
KICK IS
BANNED IN
MEDICINES
Andrews Announces New
Rules to Be Effective
After Next February l
WELL CURB SUPPLY
Aims Blow at FlavOring
Extract, Toilet Water,
Other Preparations.
By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-New

Hy United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-New
prohibition regulations prohibiting
the use of whjskey brandy or gin
in medicinal preparations were is
sued by Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Andrews today.
The rules are effective February
1926. aud apply to all medicine,
toilet waters and flavoring extracts
unfit for beverage purposes, except
in specific cases.
in place of the prescribed LIQUOR.
Andrews will authorize the use of
alcohol and wine in the -bever-
age preparations.
Prescriptions All Right
Use of whiskey. brandy and other
distilled spirits in treatment of
sickness on physicians prescriptions
will he permitted
Manufacturers using whiskev. gin
and brandy in beverage con
coctions and wishing to continue
must state to the prohibition de-
partment the length Of time their
business has been operated. the
length of time their particular for
mula has been in use and its rcla
tion to other formulas which would
substitute alcohol and wines.
To Check Withdrawals
Stopping Withdrawals of whiskev,
brandy or gin from bonded ware
hoUses for use by manufacturers
will further deplete the bootleggers
source of supply, Andrews said.
Genuine liquors, however, will he
distributed to druggists for com
pounding physicians prescriptions.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

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URGED To-.
TIA -
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I@as..
GUT TERM
Sentence Branded by Ar
kansas Democrat, I'm
suit to Free America"
MOTION PRESENTED
New York Representative
Offers Resolution Urg-
ing Move by President.

by United Press Leased Wire fr
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-A
resolution to ask President Coolidge
to modify the sentence imposed on
Colonel William Mitchell by his
jury of generals and restore him TO
'his proper rank with its proper
pay and all other emoluments.
was introduced in the house TODAY
by Representative Black. New York.
Democrat.
Blacks resolution said the pun.
isbment "as recommended bv the
court. martial" is too severe and
will impair the military defense Of
the country.
Calls Sentence Insult
! FIRST reference TO the cOurtmar.
tial of Colonel William Mitchell on
the floor of Congress was made in
thc House today by Representative
Tillman. Arkansas. Democrat. who
charged that the sentence imposed
| osl the FivinG Colonel was an. in
suit to free America.
Ti'lnan charged that tho court.
martial was convened TO "get
Mitchell.
This Spurrcd and booted maui.
Sition got him. - Tillman said.
''in double quick time ~-
Urges Modification
Til'man urged the President to
modify the five wear suspension i'm
posed by the iurv of generals
81 call upon the granite faced
1nd grautc-Soulcd pr"sido"t Of this
iuSticc-Icving nation.'' Tillman de-
elarcd, ''to mitigate or nuash this
! harsh sentence. Tn the season Of
rood will. the chief executive Of
thH reoplc who love free speech and
| Nat" tvraunv Should intervene and
will do so. believe. TO right the
wron". r-
"Thr President forturateIv
and the npoplc look to the comr'apa.
nr in chief To mitigate This drastic
! iul~mont.
Support Black Motion
! TillmHu spoke after Representa-
| two Black New York. nentrcraf.
| bad introduced - resolution 10 ask
""c eidout Cool d@e TO Il =; the five
/ wear suspension imposed unon Col
rr'l Mitchell
! Tulcsc the President lightens al"
! sentence. Bla J; rrsclutio" said,
CO no.,s> IN tla '". re will ~
! rni. 90 diffic ,ltr 'ino off
ccrs Of thc army to "rcvcnl abuses.
/ hclicvino thcv might he disgraced
/ anI punishcd
Tn statement Rlack said the
court Of generals "lost IFS head
/ in arriving at the sentrn"e
/ Thov not only punished Colonel
| Mitchell. Plack declared. but the
ontir" American roonln. hv depriv-
/ inr thom of tLo services of ,-.t's
J ,nost efficient ard courageous anff'-
ccr.
''T do not hclicvc that the Presi.
dent will sunnort N" Judgment or
thc courtmartial Moreover, be-
Tevc he should act cui"klv ana 70
store Colonel Mitchell 10 his pro
nor rHok. y
| Rlock said the President res@or-
r;zod that Mitchell wns nNord'n"
tho country service when he an
oointcd the Morrow hoard TO m
np;rc into the air service
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
Continuity XMAS
TREE: INSTALLED
On MAIN Al 9Th
Downtown Section To-
day Assumes Festive
and Appropriate Air

Ell Centro's community Christmas
tree was placed in position this
morning at Sixth and Main streets
by detail of men under direction
of Bob Moore, general Manager Of
the Imperial Ice and Development
company, who is. on the Rotary
club s committee to take care CT the
tree.
This afternoon squad Of men
were busy hanging decorations aud
electric lights on the tree, the fire
men rs usual lending hand with
this work. BY night time it is OK
pccted the tree will be all ready TO
shine forth and express the good
VIII existing in this community and
convey "Mcrry Christmas' mess
AGE to all.
The free is a handsome specimen
and Rov Brcodlavc, also u member
Of the Rotary committee. who pick
81 - ont undoubtedly knows his
Stuff. rs the bows say. \ platform
hos been erected about the base Of
tho tree. aud ON this the exercises
VIII he held on Christmas eve.
Clements Feeds Workers
- BIG Hcarted Bin Clements
did the honors rs usual this wear by
feeding the gang Of men working
on the tree at his drug store. this
noon. ~ of the follows had GOOD
appctitcs aud Bin told them to 90
righ+ ahead and eat their fiji.
Although sponsored hv the Rot
arv club, thc tree is 4 real commun-
iiv evcr+. aud anvthing connected
With i has the RIGHT Of way over
c.crvthinr else.
Autoists. Drive Carefully
" connection with thc erection Of
tlc tree chief Barker asked tlis
morning that autoists should rcmcm-
hcr 10 use considerable care whcr
approaching the corner of Sivth
and Main streets. The platform
takes IN considerable room at that
point. thereby slowing up troffic.
"It would be public calamity
tc have scriops arridort IF the
Christmas tree the chief s9id,
"and we do not want ANYTHING like
that TO l1npcn. W. con ali | w
mp without incurriug any heavy
loss, for the few seconds il takes
viii not matter 4 great deal. Let
rs have careful driving in the vi
cinitv of the Christmas tree and
have nothing happen to mar the
happiness that the tree is intended
to bring
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
MUDOLPH HAS NEW
LOVE, nUMOR SAYS

PARIS, Dee lS.--With NatAcha
Eambova suing the film Sheik, Ru-
do'ph Valentino. for divorce, rumors
of Il now romance in Valentino $
life went the rounds TODAY. linking
his name with that of the beautiful
Erolish star. GLADYS Cooper, Val
nrtiro 's fnndncSs for Ilondon was
translated bv Sonic into a fondnesS
for the charming Gladys and his
friends indicated they would not be
followed by Interesting news of a
|new international alliance. 49,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
Sees Many Laws
Strangling i. S.

CHICAGO, Dee. 19.-The United
States is being strangled by the mul-
toplicitv of laws, Senator George II.
Moses of New Hampshire believes.
In a speech here to the Cook county
real estate board, Moses declared
that $4,000 new statutes were enact
cd by the 6Sth congress and the
state legislatures in two wears.
"The Goth congress apparently is
ort 10 shattrr the n"escn4 lamcnt"b bIc
record for law making - Moses said.
"Whcn ] left yesterday congress,
only nine davs old, had 10000 "
pieces of legislation introduced. y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
1.-THE Call of Courage
Palace theater.
"Go West Valley theatcr.
why Linda Ran Away"
Erunk's tent theatcr.
Dance, Red Wing Pavilion,
Brawley.
Musical Revue and Lucky
Horse Shoe Imperial theater,
Imperial.
TOMORROW
Services, all churches.
''The Midshipman,'' Valley
theater.
Seven Keys to Baldpate,
Palace theater.
Here Comes the Bride
Brunk' tent theater.
Baseball, Steve's Stars VS..
Yuma at Calexico; Power COM
pany VS.. Irrigation District
here; Ell Centre Mechanics VS..
Valley Steam Laundry, Impe-
rial. ..t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
pE|SsEA WILLING
IN DERATE PLAN
ON DISARMAMENT

MOSCOW. Dec. 19.-The Soviet
government is ready to participate
in the preparations for the disarm-
ament conference of the League of
Nations, Isvestia, government organ
said today.
The same informant, howeVe", said
that the Soviet would boycott Ge.
neva, rs the. meeting place of thc
conference owing to the acquittaI
in the Swiss courts of the assassin
of Ambassador Norovsky.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
OHIO SCIENTIST
SHOOTS HIMSELF

WOOSTER, Ohio, Pee. 19.-H. A.
Gossard, 50, president Of the Amer
ican Association Of Economic En-
tomologiSts and chief of the depart.
mont of entomology at the state eX-
pcrimcntal station here, shot him.
self in the head NJ his home in
Bloomiuptou near hero TODAY.
Phvsicians cNprosSod little hope
for Gossard's life, Relatives said
lac became melancholy following a
nervous breakdown and assigned
this MS thc motive. Gossard is wide.
ly known among American scient-
lists.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
cor OPhDO pTVTP TEhGUE
IyJTS BOULDER DAM PLAN

WASH Notion. Dec. ia for
mdl protcst FROM moro than 900
municipalities. chamber. Of com
mcrcc aud financial institutions in
the states Of Wvomi"@. Colorado,
Ttah aud New Ncvico. opposing the
Swing Johneon bin and the san Car
los reclamation bin, was fled today
with the senate committee on irri-
cation aul reclamation hv Ward
Bannistcr Of Denver, president of
thr Colorado River league.
The Swiuq-Jolmsou bin provides
for the construction of $40 foot
dam at Boulder Canyon in the Colo
rndo river and the San Carlos bill
is measure to provide for irriga-
tion for arid lands.
Division Is Urged
" \ division of the waters of
Colorado river and its tributaries
rather than a monopolizing or ncaI
monopolizing of its waters is only
inst and fair the protest read. II
implied that the Colorado river com
pact, which all the upper basin
states and one of the lower basin
states have ratified but which Ari
zona has not ratified at az ant
which California has ratified witt
reservations, would make this fail
division of the waters.
Until the compact without re
servationS is ratified by California
aud Arizona, we shall oppose any
development of the river,' the pro
tcSt continued.
Chandler Makes Kick
Harry Chandler, Los Angeles pub
lishcr, filed statement with tn,
committee stating that he had been
misroprcscntcd before the commit
tee in regard to the Boulder dan
project and the all-American canal
fContinuen on papp 0)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
FLYER BADLY
HURT IN FALL.
MAY SUCCUMB

Ey tnitcd Press Leased Wire
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, Dec. 10.
Sergeant Lawrence Stipe, Sag
inaw. Mich. was probably fat
ally injured and Lieutenant
James Kewings, Boston, Mass,
was seriously injured when their
plane. erroute from Phillips
Field, Aberdeen. Md, to Nc
Cook Field, Dayton, Ohio, crash
ed five miles west of here TO-
day. Stipe's back was broken.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
White Christmas
Possible IF You
Visit Yos emite
ny United Press Leased Wire

YOSEMITE. Cal Dee l0.-Citi.
zcns Of sunny California NAV enjoy
"whitc Christmas' here this year
as a heavy snow is falling in Yose-
mite valley and predictions are for
weather cool enough to hold the
snow in the valley floor until after
the holidays,
Mountain roads have been block
ed, according, to Superintendent ".
B, Lewis and visitors to the valley
will be forced to use the Merced-
El Portal train service.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
10 Are Injured
In Train Wreck
By United Press l.cnseo Wiz.

ALTOONA, PaJ Dee. l9.-Tcn
were injured, three Seriously, when
the casthound New York express of
The Pennsylvania was dcrailcd at
Bennington, near here, early today.
The ent'rc train compromising
three sleepers, two coaches. three
express ears and the engine, left
the rails.
Preliminary investigation mdicat-
ed the crash was caused by an open
switch.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
$40 SAVED IN
ENGLISH MINE
BLAST, 6 LOST

LONDON, Dec. 19.-When an
explosion shook the Birching-
wood colliery last night, $40
miners made their way to safe
~. according to reports from
the coal region. Six miners
still are entrapped the dis
patches added, and it is feared
they have scant chance of life.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
NEW JERSEY MAN
NAMED AS ENVOY
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee. 19.-Ogden
II. llammoud of New Jersey us been
nominated by President Coolidge to
he ambassador to Spain, The nom
ination was sent to the senate for
confirmation. Hammond succeeds
Alexander Moore Of Pittsburgh.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
URGES HOUSE QUIZ
ON RUBBER PRICE
TILTS BY BRITISH
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee. 19,-Cong-
rcssional investigation of alleged
manipulations of crude rubber prices
IVY the British colonel governments
was asked in Il resolution introduced
in the house by Representative Til
SON, Republican floor leader. Con-
uccticut.
The resolution was drafted after
4 conference with Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
CONGRESS- Repeals
DrohihitiOn. Say
European Papers
a4Hf-
Nv United Press Leased Wire

BERLIN. Dee. 19.--Germans on
their wav 10 work todav found thor
morning napers iubilantly proclaim
ing that the American congress had
abolished prohibition.
The dispatches. Which hort' ''"en
sational headlines. were sent f"'f'
Paris
The press pointed ont g'ees'iHv
that il the rcports were correct.
chances Of prohibition throughout
Europe had received severe sets
back.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-20
MEDICINE LAKE

crowded out last week)
y. + Winters had the misfortune
. cut his hand last Monday.
!. h. Jensen is helping out in the
neat market this week.
i. y, and Mrs. Harry Sparkling, Mr..
tuesday 0'''' - WINSTON
Mel. AeIs ?. Miller and family accom-
49, 49, Oy Mrs. VIM. Anderson, were
'I Bg at Williston Tuesday.
a Is'e Schmitz fell in the lake while
, ,.gA hunting Tuesday evening. He
@' the water was fine.
/, '.Il Olson was hit by car driven
ri, : drunken .} n driver last Friday ev-
4-lg while in town.
zoe Tax and Geo. SchuIes received
weed burner this week from Cana ana.
Fs 5is NJ |: P. Johnson and daughter,
] wa M left for their home at Zabro,
A. yum, after a months visit with
Esen ' ag5 .,i daughters, Mrs. Carl
alice Johnson.
M ,'. a CSlharlesworth, VIM. Buch-
mn 5F.ssnd Nels P. Miller motored f.
s B~ -Oa sunday where he took Rob
"a. I N who was leaving for Aur-
EyerboJ,.
b h. io9 G9 enjoyed the dance given
,IIsSS Odd Fellows as the music f,,r-
'cbe,trrsa s on par with any big city
tatS SIN, C t.: Kilgore from Scobev wa,
z Sunday ' a. Mediclne Lake ov-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-20

on Saturday of last week. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs
Clint Cosper, president; Mrs. o. Sell
Wig. vice president; Mrs. o. L. Car
rick, secretary treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner of Redstone
were shopping in our village Wednes-
day.
Mrs. George Buzzard and daughter
Georgia left fer Wyoming Saturday
to make an extended visit with Mrs.
Buzzard's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James were guests
at the Morris home Friday evening
Mrs. Deck and daughter Christine
attended the Maude Henderson show
in Fleetwood last Friday evening.
Mr.. Wangrin finished threshinp
Monday.
Lars Johnson returned from Ken.
mare, N. D., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker return.
ed from South Dakota Monday. where
they went to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Anker's brother.
OUTLOOK HOSPITAL NOTES
Baby Stapleton is very ill in the
hospital.
Andrew Anderson had an operation
| at the hospital on November 9Th.
Charlie Buzzard is a patient here
Miss Orma Waite of Medicine LAX,
leaves the hospital this week.