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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Cantaloupes Still
Move in Quantity

Cantaloupe ghipments for the sea
son still remain approximately 1000
cars behind the amount shipped at
this time last year, although ship
ments are holding up we'll and the
General opinion is that last wear $
total win be reached before the sea
son ends.
Yesterday 10 ears were shipped
ont. bringing tlc total for the sea-
SON M TO 1927 ears. Today 135
cars have ben xtes1-tHroederde s
ears have been ordered for loadino.
Locally the market is steady with
a moderate demand. Carloads fob
cash track. standard 4js $40 to
$50. mostly around $50, few spe-
cial marks &1.GO. Ripes FOR west
err shipments. too few sales 10 es-
tablish q market Crates Of honey
dcws, los and lareer. best mostly
20 cents. fair quality 60 10 G5 cents
Most shipments rolled for delivered
sales.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Will Not Oppose
CalexicO Highway

That the FL Ceutro Chamher az
Commerce W no. ATTEMPT TO
hinder in any WAY the pushing
through Of an improved Highway
fvon Seelev 10 Ca'cxico bv Wy Of
" Signal. was the consensus Of
ouinion expressed this noon at the
chamber luncheon in tho Barbara
Worth hotel. There were about 80 in
attendance at tie -u(cheon.
SupervisoF BomeosSmith. present
81 the SITUATION for Soelev in the
matter If the proposed highway ami
irGgircd as to what attitude this
Chamber woulI assume. The cham
h.r EXPRESSED itself as rather favor
irc such q move I'm view of th- fact
tI.et Seclcv desired il. than oppos-
iue Il.
The mcc-ing. which was . com
biuatiou husiucs, and social gather
;.g. was an enthusiastic one. Sew
eral other matters were brought up
r discussion before Adjournment
was taken. Attention Of the cham
her was called TO the fact that more
direction signs along the Ocean-to-
Ocean highway would be Of great
vaMa. Al article which had aq-
r,we1 ia the San Diego SH was
l-al. telling " the need foe such
signs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Made
by Atty. Buckner
Denied by Others

Continued from Page y
concerned Emory Buckner, United
States attorney, told Rotarims at
"a recent banquet The federal
ccmts Bnekner said, are so CON
gea'ed with thousands of eases that
vigorous enforcement becomes i'm
possible.
The United States attorney, who
succeeded Colonel "Biu' Hayward
AID started in upon an energetic
paddock = campaign. closing many
famous night clubs along Broadway,
maintained that many arrests and
seizures were inetfective when the
cas-" was lost in the mass upon the
federal calendars.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
TRAFFIC SQUAD
TO Get RAISE

After giving some consideration
to thc matter If an increase in +hc
salarias Of the traffic Officers. the
supervisors voted q recommendation
tlat the salaries be raised. The
rares as recommended call for an
increase az so iu that Of tbo ca~-
tain, and of so for each Of the Of
fieers. The salaries now being s225
per month for the captain and $500
Ter month for officers.
The meeting Of the supervisors is
teing continued this afternoon for
the purpose of taking care Of other
matters Of unfinished business.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
NE WS BRIEFS
-Fron, City and County


/ Big Locomotives Here.-Srvrral
of the monster new locomotives of
The new 5000 series have passed
through El Centre recently enroute
t. The Southern Pacific shops Mt Los
Angeles. The Southern Pacific and
She Pennsylvania lines are the first
in the United states 10 Try out this
neW type Of engine. q three cylinder
type OF the 5000 series, which is
lager than the 1900 series now used
by the trauS-coutiuental trains
through here ON the ruu frorl Los
Angeles To Fl Pa>o. AN unusually
long rUn As soon rs these ne1, 5000
s,r5es engines are broken in the
S2uthern Pacific viii put them on
the run.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Not True Here

los ANGELES, July S.-Prohibi.
;i,1 enforcement is not hampered in
California because of congested
courts, in the opinion of United
states Attorney :. W, McNabb.
Under the California Wright Act,
municipal ana county courts handle
all minor bootlegging eases, leaving
the more important ones for federal
.iur sdiction. McNabb pointed out.
"Vhat Facilitates the enforcement
problem in this state, McNabh
>ai3. "The Wright law was design
eel to relieve federal courts of this
WY problem, aad At present sour
courts ara not cougested to the de
gree that enforcement of the prohi-
t'itioH law is neglected.
would nor say that prohibi-
ti,n was a success in California, but
J would cmph#ically say it has not
hycu a failure.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Colby Not to
Act as Counsel
In Scopes Trial
CONTINUED from Page y

CONTINUED from Page y
Colby had withdrawn bat made no
other comment.
There had been some reports Of
dissatisfaction on Colhv's part with
recent developments in the hand
ling of the case.
To Seek Amendment
4 constitutional amendment han
isling the evolutionary theory from
American schools forever. is the
distant goal Of organized funda-
mentaiism.
Il seemed that nrocecdings in
the Scones' trial. which viii start
I'm This little town Friday, are only
the first faint rembliugs Of ma
ior battle that ultimately may Le
fought by the entire American ma
tior.
William Jennings Bryan. main
stay Of the prosecution Of Scopes.
flung down tile gaze Of battle in
an address 70 the Progressive Day
club ~ the Aqua hotel la,t night.
If the Tennessee anti-cvolution
Jaw IS held invalid in the lower
courts. he said. il will be appoaled
through all stages to Washington.
IF t'e United States supreme court
holds t. unconstitutional is win be-
appealed 70 tile American pcoule.
The great issue I'm the Scopes ev0-
luton ease is not whether evolution
is or j. lot true. bit whether the
state of Tennessee has not trans
ccHded the limits of its own c0nsti-
tuition and that If the United States
John r. Neale. senior defense coun-
sel, declared IN q statement today
il, ~.p1v 70 Wd:iau. --au;ngs Bry
an s speech here last night
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

agricultural products have borne
more heavily on the western ear.
ricrs Than on carriers in other sec.
tions Of the United States.
CA Because of these facts the
credit Of the carriers is threatened
ana unless relief is granted thew
will be unable to make tho expendi-
tires necessary TO maintain m ado-
,Anate system Of TRANSFORMATION ms
,lteeribcd and provided for in the
Transportation Act
(5) Rate levels which under hon
cat. efficient and economical man
acement &permit net easnipgs of only
3.55 yper cent are c0nfiscatory,
irnnv conrts have decided, for other
public utilities have been scorfisca-
toiv when bellows SIS. seven and
eight per cent. ~
The crop OF Elbcrta pcacles on
The Woodworth ranch, Lodi,t San
Joaquin county. sold for $40 a ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Beck Trial On
In Local Court

Trial q Dennis Beck Of this citv
charged with rape and assault with
irlcnt 10 commit rape, opened This
f,r~ ing before Judge Cole IN De
frHr#ost 80. of the Superior
Cnult-.
The alleged offonsa is said to lave
been committed last April ia this
city. involving a school girl
This morning was occupied with
thr examination Of prospective iur-
ors, the examination being haHed
at noon for luncheon, and was re-
sraed AZ l:30 this afternoon. II
7rs expected q jury would be OBJ
tanned before court adjourned this
evening.
Beck is defended by Attorney c.
j.. Brown. District Attornev Ut.
ley is conducting the prosecution.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
CAPD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our manv
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy and the
beautiful flowers during our recent
bereavement.
MP. & MRS. YOUNG & FAMILY.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE
BANK OF ITALY
Head office. San Francisco
and Branches

anu BfaNCHeS
For the half year ending JUNE
30, 1925, dividend has been de.
clared at the rate of four (4) per
cent per annum ON all Savings De
posits, payable on and after We'd
nesdav, July ], 1925. Dividends not
called for are added to and bear
the same rate Of interest as the
principal from July /, 1925.
Deposits Made To and Including
July 10, 1925
Will Earn Interest From July 1,
1925
JAMES A. BAC1GALUPI, PRECEDENT
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

4 bin has been introduced 10
congress asking for the establish
nient Of Mt. Shasta national park
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Expect Mining Revival. Y.
caff. one of the owners Of the Hub
bard mine, believes that the little
town Of Julian in The San Diego
Mountains is TO see its old time min
ing days He states that an ASSAY
of the recent surveys shows ore val
Ged at $4o0 per ton. The gold in the
81 aft ran $50 per tom when Il WAS
FIRST opened and has steadily IN
creased since work was started until
The figures above have been verified.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Rural mail service has becn ex.
tended down pope valley. Napa
county, serving about 30 familicg.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 1e7
North 5th. Phone 7S3. adv

Scouts Enjoying CAMPS. L.
MtCrory. in charge OF Boy Scout
work in Imperial valley, reports
from the camp in Laguna mountains
that the boys are having great
tinle. Hundreds Of visitors called
GA them on the Fourth of July and
tie celebration was ideal. Patrio-
tism was paramount with the scouts
savs McCrorv in his letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Gamers in the San Joaquin valley
are to pay SIS a ton for u 70 pound
ap1icots- 500 for l4's and $50 for
los.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

knights Of Columbus Meet. =
Knights of Columbus Of the valley
held special meeting at St Mary 5
7;all in FL Centre last evening after
having decided to hold only one
meeting month during the sum
ner season. Several applications
for membership were received at
the session. The regular July meet
ina Will be held at Calexico next
Tuesday evening
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
Harry Mulens Employment

Harry Mullen S Employment
agency, 90 North 9Th ST., phone 43,
help Of ali kinds furnished. Labor
ers by contract if desired. House
cleaning arranged for. Call Harry
for reliable help. m " adv
Expert Auto Laundry. washing
polishing and greasing. We guaran-
tee our work. Phone $50. 629 Broad
way. cod adv
New Oregon Cafe. Home cooked
meals. adv
T. r. Herman, superintendent of
maintenance for the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph company is in
FL Centre on a tour Of inspection
of the valley lines.
New Oregon Cafe. Counter and
dining room service. Always cool.
adv
Dance Every Tuesday and Friday
nights a. Seelev. adv
Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Marion Baker paid a short visit
to his aunt, Mrs. p. !. Hertel. here
while enroute 10 the Mexican in
terror 10 inspect some mines.
Swim in Our wonderful mineral
water. Holtvilie Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

KANSAS CITY, Me-. July s. -
Two heat proStratiouS before a.
n. marked the beginning Of - swelt-
cr'ug day here. One person died
Yesterday from the hcut and two
were overcome.
Ehe temperature will soar above
tie loo degree mark today, accord
ise ta the weather bureau. breaking
records for the past few wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
PORTLAND. Ore, July s.-Con

PORTLAND, Ore, July 8.-Con-
., stion in the federal courts of Ore
rem will be materially relieved if
locai authorities would vigorously
enforce the prohibition laws. United
S.ateS District Attorney George
Neuner declared today.
: Liquor and narcotic eases com
3.ose roughly half of the federal
docket he said.
lit frequently happens that
through long delays in bringing 4
ease 10 trial we lose the ease be
c"lse valuable witnesses disappear.
DENVER. Colo. July 5. = En-
1Aatic disagreement with United
States Attorney Emory Buckner Of
New York. who declared congestion
of the courts made il impossible 70
enforce prohibition laws. was voiced
ac@e bN George stlohan, United
St;.es attorney for this district.
"That condition absolutely does
az. prevail here. stephan said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08


a2W. 7t2G
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Taylor have
taken charge of the Seeley dance
han and win give dances there
every Tues. & Fri. nights Music
by TayIor's orchestra. adv
Alfalfa Growers Meet.-The Al
falfa Seed Growers Association
with Frank Johnson as president.
met last night and formally adopted
the application for charter and 9th
er necessary legal papers. The work
0t harvesting is expected 10 begin
within very short time, in fac-
some preliminary work has already
feel. done so that thrcsbing can be
handied TO advantage.
Are You RuEsry7 Give Lovnd s
Fountain Lunch q trial Satisfae-
ti0n and service. adv
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Ice Business Booms.-New lee
giants have begun business during
.9ile. last few days in Brawley, Ga
sssieo and Holtville These are
I5rawn aa independent plants. The
iIiaterial lee & Development Co., the
cider concern has also started con.
s;rGction of new plants at Holtville
:rG Calipatria. They are probably
AIiapufacturing more ice in Imperial
itt unity than IN amy ether sections in
tl4 state with the exception Of
.te6se wherein Los Angeles. san
saFncisco and Oakland are located
Automobile Loans. ! clear your
car and loan you money, you pay
me nv the month. Fred r. Cross
eco Main ST. Phone 35gJ. Il Cen
tro. acy
Who Shipped First Grapes. - J
general row among al he valler
towns has started over which section
shipped the first car Of malag
srapes. The honor is being elaine
bv HolfviIle. II Centre. Imperial am
Brawley. "A peace maker has point
ed 20 tt.e white spot on the busines
map which gives Imperial Vale
saeh pronounced distinction tha
there ISIS glory enough FOR us all
ard there viii De no blood shed.
Noland's Orchestra. Music for 2
seeasions. Phone I'll Centre 5s3. ad
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone p
ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Pay Cash for used ears. c. II.
Sylvester. 636 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

DR.. C. ]. McRendrick, Chiroprae-
lor. 81 Dunaway Bldg. Phone 3e8.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Da us Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Flies are too glad 10 welcome u'
home
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Drink Coachella Artesion Water.
Call Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
z2W. 7t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Sheriff Nabs Colored Man-Doug-
ias Robinson. u, eolored, was arrest
ed last night by Sheriff Gillett,
who reported that he had found the
negro peering into windows Of sew
eral residences on III Centre street.
Robinson, who said he had lived in
81 Centre for the past eight years,
was said to have attempted to open
windows Of several residences near
the sheriff's home, and although he
aad moi entered any place az the
hne sf Ills arrest, he is being held
n The Jail today facing charges of
attempted burglary.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Taylor have
taken charge of the Seeley dance
han and viii give dances there
every Tues. & Fri nights. Music
by Taylor S orchestra. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

NEW YORK, July s.-With three
ttathS and Il ProStrations already
recorded. This city faced its third
&sy Of The heat wave today.
Eeliet is promised within 24
hears. however.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08
DEATHS
IN EAST CAUSED
BY HEAT WAVE
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, July s.--Seeking re
lief from the oppressive heat early
TO-DAY, Baroness Helen Zur Muehlen
Of Java. fen from seventh story
wjndow Of the Ritz Carlton hotel
a,,d WAS instantly KILLED,
The baroness. who was formerly
Helen Carruthers of San Antonio.
Tc@as, had entertained guests at a
d,uner and dance.
FNcusing herself and complaining
cf the heat the former Miss Car.
rutherS went into her bedroom,
H1;eh overlooked the japanese gar
dtaS
\ moment later her guests heard
Il crash as the girl : body struck on
the roof of the two story garden 'ex-
tension.
Baroness Eur MHehlen was to have
sailed for England ON the Bereu garia
today. Her husband is in the Dutch
di~icmaijc service in Java and she
WAS 80 have reioined him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Press readers viii undnubtcdly
be interested in tllo following letter
written from Paris by Mrs. John p.
Baker of Holtvillc. who with her
husband. John r. Pater formor
sunorvisor from he fifth district, is
matinq m extensive tour of EuronH
Mrs. Rakrr. q writer Of eonsid-
cradle ability. gives n vivid and
Intensely human nicture of tourist
life in the capital of France. The
letter follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
seeasions. Phone FL Centre $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Are You Hungry Give I-ovnd q
Fountain Lunch q trial Satisfae
ti0n and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

New Oregon Cafe. Home cooked
meals adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-08

Automobile Loans. ] clear your
car and loan you money, you pay
me bv the month. Fred r. Cross,
eco Main ST. Phone 35gJ. IL Cen
tro. acv
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
|CUT CLASS FOR
 STUDENT NURSES
Only 10 to Be Admitted to New
 Britain General

That the entire square from Hart 10 Grand street and from Griswold to Hawkins street will eventually become the property of the New Britain general hospital, seems as- sured when it was learned yester- day that lack of quarters has made it necessary 10 curtail the incom- ing class of student nurses and a similar lack of sufficient living quarters for maids makes another difficult problem for the hospital management.
 Gradually the hospital officials have been securing property in this locality until now all but one or two properties on the west side of Hawkins street and all but one or two houses on Griswold street have become the property of the hospi- tai.
 1n addition to the hospital prop CT. extending from the old hospital facing Grand street to the new in- stitution recently erected in the 1 rear extending from Hawkins tc Griswod street, the hospital alsC owns seven other buildings on the same square,
 Only 10 in Nurses Class Only tO nurses will be admitted ! in the new training class which be gins October 1, This Is less thar half the number of high schoo graduates who qualified and whom the hospital would have liked 10 ad init. but because the nurses' hom'
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

is crowded now, the sleeping quar- ters in the old hospital are. filled to capacity and the new property re- gently acquired at 61 Hawkins street can only accommodate 10 ad- ditioual nurses in addition to the overflow from the main home. 1t was necessary to curtail the size of the class,
 The new property when taken over by the hospital will have IS rooms. It will be without name and Miss Maude E. Traver direc- tress of nurses, requests h | friends of the hospital suggest a suitable name. It will be used ex- clusively as an auxiliary to the nurses home.
 Tn the meantime room for the accommodation of maids Is scarce and pr. T, Eben Reeks, superin- tendent, Is trying to figure some way of meeting this problem. The hospital recently completed the job of connecting all the ad- joining buildings belonging to the institution with the boiler house, 50 that instead of heating with separate furnaces this winter they will receive their heat from the main source of supply.
 Change Training School System
 A change in the system in the training school which may ma terially effect the system there will go into effect on October 1, when Miss Anna G. Thomas takes over the position as instructress of sci ences in the training school. Miss Thomas will remain In the schoo entirely and will teach the theory while Miss Edna Deatz, who hith' erto has handled the work alone will have charge of the practica phase of the job and will renair with the nurses in the hospital.
 Miss Thomas Is a native of Cres son, Pa. She is graduate of th' Cresson public schools, of the Mt Aloysius academy In Cresson anc of Lincoln University of Pa. She l
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Instant Relief From
 Bunions-Soft Corns

No sensible person will continue 'o suffer from those intense, agoniz- ing, throbhinC hunion pains when ihe new powerful penetrating yet harmless antiseptic Emerald oil can readily he obtained at any well stocked drug store.
 Apply few drops over the in famed swollen joint and see how speedily 'he pain disappears. A few more applications and the swollen joint is reduced to normal.
 So marvelously powerful is Emerald oil that goft corns seem 70 shri,el right up and drop CT.
 All druggists guarantee It and are dispensing it to many foot suffer CTS.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

decent assault on a 10 year old girl He is alleged by the police to be connected with the same case in- volving Roderick MacQuarrle and Frank B. Hewey, both of whom are scheduled for trial on charges of in- decent assault at the session of su- perior court opening this afternoon.
 Cohen was arrested yesterday aft ernoon by Detective Sergeant Will liam P. McCue after he was identi- fled by one of the girls as a man who was guilty of unnatural as- saults upon her and her sister. The girl said that the assaults were com mitted on several occasions Cohen denied the charges, saying that he was not t the city at the time. The girl had testified that when the as- saults were committed on one occa- sion, her father and Hewey were present.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

a graduate of the training school for nurses at St. Francis hospital in Pittsburgh. took a post graduate course in the Boston eye and ear intirmary, and an additional post graduate course at the Johns Hop kins hospital at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
COHEN UNDER $2,000 BOND FOR ASSAULT ON CHILD
Little MacQuarrie Girl, Aged 10, Identifies Him As Man Who
 Committed Crime.

Sam Cohen of New York, formerly of this city, was held for the super for court under bonds of $2,000 when he was arraigned fin police court this morning on charges of in
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
EarnIrrs Pulling Out

Washington. D. C.-According 10 Secretary of Agriculture Jardine the farming industry ct the United s,atss has been recovering from the dtrresaen Of i9zi at the rate of si,- coo. .eoo.ooo annually.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-13
LUSTRE NEWS
q q

u y Y " " u z = \ u y ~ u u y x
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Epp are en-
PERTAINING house guests. Two broth
ers and two sisters of Mr.. Epp ar
rived last week to stay with them
for some time. They are from
Henderson, Nebr.
The crops are nearly all cut, and
the threshers are looking yer their
machines, to see that they are ready
for work, which will be soon now.
Mrs. P. H. Gade from Nebraska
has come to spend a few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wall. Mrs.
Gade is the sister of Mr.. Wall.
Mr.. J.. G. Schmidt thought horses
were too slow, so he hooked his
tractor to the binder, and started
cutting day and night, but it did
not last long, for his tractor broke
a roller bearing in one of its knees,
and had to go to the hospital. Now
Mr.. Schmidt is cutting with horses
again.
J. K. Fast and J. c. Wall went
to Wolf Point Monday to return on
Tuesday with their new Nichols &
Sheppard separator. 1t is a company
machine and each of the parties
has a Fordson. So there are three
tractors available for use as power
plants.
Mrs. Emmett Carol was taken to
Wolf Point Hospital Monday, and
an operation for appendicitis per-
formed Immediately as her condi-
ton was serious.
Since returning from Minneapo-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-13
WIDE AWAKE PIONEER
80 j

% q q x q q q Z Z q q z q 4 Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Cor. Bartel gave a
farewell party in honor of MI. and
Mrs. Henry Schmidt and family.
Mrs. Schmidt is a sister to Mr.. Bar
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bartel from
Hillsboro, Kansas are visiting at
the w. E. Nickel home.
A number of this community at
tended the Childrens Day program
at Volt Sunday afternoon.
Herman Ortman got hurt quite
badly by falling from a horse last
week.
Daniel Deck is herding P. A.
Fast's cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deck, Carl and
Elizabeth left for North Dakota
last Thursday.
Mary Toavs visited at the P. A.
Fast home Sunday.
Albert Lee and Grimsrud Bros.
are heading their grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cor. Bartel and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bar
tel and family visited at the A. F.
Toavs home last Sunday.