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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
NEW PLOT AT
.PRISON HALTED.
| MEXICO PROTESTS
ny United Press Leased Wire

i san QUENTIN, Cal, MAY 4.-N
.t"t III which II WIS planned 60
siiI Mexican prisoners and Ihcratc
american ronvirts ut the state pc
,'itc4tiary here today was believed
I3Vcrtcd by Warden Frank j.
,'miih' - action in transferring a.
acgcd rirgluadcrs to Folsom prison.
\ Edmoh "Spud' Murphy scrv.ag
70 years from san Francisco for
outragc~ and Frank Falco.
lBi. serving "a years for robbery,
.vcrc last night sent to Folsom and
rout to work on the rock pile there
s'odav.
!, Warden Smith believed Murphy
! n" power behind the scenes 1t the
iots lately in which four couvictS
lavc been killed, three Of them
lcNicans and sevral wounded.
Remova! Of Murphy and falconi
Followed protest by MrNico over
,,ck Of protection afforded McNi-
s,aus IN prison, and a visit to the
1'r iSou yesterday by Governor
Friend W. Richardson. The eovcl-
for arrived just too late to see "a
'fet fight between couvic'S broken
.Ip by guard.
l NJ hazel Gomez. killed Friday,
.,as an American citizen, Warden
a'mith announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
MAN WHOSE WIFE
TAKES POISON IS
KNOWN HERE

Justice Al Macdonald Of Venice
whose wife, Mrs Lenna Macdonald.
committed suicide at th.;r home
yesterday, is well known to mem
b'rS of the Imperial County bar.
and residents Of FL Ccutro.
Judge Macdonald is member
of the law firm of MacDonall and
Thompson of Los Angeles, and in
company with :. W. Thompson, hi,
par'ner, has appeared in the local
superior court several times ia con.
ncctlon with the litigation involv-
ing the United Stages, Inc. for
whith the firm is counsel.
Mrs. Macdonald, who is said to
have been in poor hca!,h for long
time, drank Il solution of cvanide
of potassium Yesterday morning in
the presence of a friend, Mrs. Fern
simmons who was spending the
night Wi,h her.
Judge Macdonald, accompanied
by MIR. Simmons, was ON fishing
tip at the time of the tragedy and
efforts were being made yesterday
by the Los sAngelcS police to get
INTO communication with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
CALHOUN TELLS
OWN STORY ON
WITNESS STAND

Tr:li Of Jim Calhoun, charged
with the murder of jean lInd>ou
in this city last DIembcr, began
its fifth day when court opened
this morning Calhoan took the
witness stand in his defense at
ll:30 this morning and under the
guidance of h.S counsel, told the
story of the event which led up to
III" shooting.
He had not finished his tc,timo-
ny when court recessed q noon.
and resumed the stand ut l:3O this
afternoon. Calhoun is the last
principal witness to bc introduced
hy the dcfynsc and il is believed
their side of the ease may be closed
when court adiounS tonight.
The jury was dismissed from court
this morning while attorneys for
the defense submitt,l certain facts
regarding the ease TO the court, to
ascertain if they constituted proper
evidence to bc introduced in tho
defense. Judge cole ruled against
the alleged evidence and the jury
was recalled to court to continue
the trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
Police Bureau
Shows Profit
For Year

Police department business
during April showed a total of
S4450 paid into the city treas
ury as a result of police activi-
ties. The total is made up of
S181 for minor traffic violations.
such as wrong parking and alb
sence Of tail light; S247.50.
speeding; S1O5O for misdeamnor
fines; S2422 for occupation Ii
censes; S171.8O fer dog licenses;
$3.50 for stage licenses; S1479O
miscellaneous fines.
Since the beginning of the fis-
cal year. July l, 1924, the police
department has collected to-
tai of S22,947.7O. and operating
expenses during the same period
have amounted to S1S,362.8O,
showing net profit of $4611.90.
The police department of the
city has been on a selT-support-
ing basis for many months and
though a slump is anticipated
during the summer, the other
months in the year show suffici-
ent business to carry the depart
ment through the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
local Man Perfects Invention
For Taking Water Direct From
Ditch to Tank, Valley Ranches

IIarncssing the power IN thc ir-
,gation bitches of Imperial Valley,
the plan Of Richard Pierce of
20 Olive street this city, who has
trfcctcd an invention cal | g d
,Picrce S Water Convcyor, which
L believes will provide II cheap and
Efficient method of furnishing
3uch houses with an adequate sup
ly of water for domestic purposes.
The apparatus designed by Pierce,
pd which has given complete salts.
.ection in workouts. consists of Il
i0Odcn framework, which supports
| water wheel. The apparatus is
II in the ditch, the pressure of the
iatcr flow being sufficient to turn
be wheel. A belt from the latter
pnnects with an endless chain or
pnvcyor, equipped with small buck
is. These latter dip up the water
iom the ditch as they pass through
]. carrying it up the convcyor to
pc top Of the apparatus, dumping
I into q cOntainer or tank as they
Iart ON the downward > trip.
rom the containw the water can
\ piped to any place where ii is
fsired.
At present, where Imperial Val
Nv ranches are not equipped with
hmping outfit, it iS necessary to
irry all water for domestic pur-
Pses from the ditch to the house,
buckets or pals, laboriouS, un-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
HITS :
PARKED CAR ON
SIDE OF ROAD
Neither Man Can Give
Coherent Account of
Accident

Harry Landrcth, member of tho
state traffic squad, is in 4 serious
condition at the FL Centre hospital,
with his recovery matter of con-
lecture, as the result of an accident
on the CaleXico highway Saturday
night, when the officer collided
with a machine driven by George
Couch of Imperial,
Couch is held at the county Jail,
with the probable charge against
him depending upon the outcome of
Landrcth 5 injuries. The latter has
been semi-coHscious at times since
he was brought to the hospital, but
has been unable to give any coher-
cut account of the accident.
According to Captain Leonard,
Landrcth was going south on the
highway shortly after midnight, fol-
lowing car that was violating the
law. Couch had parked his ear along
the highway, without any lights
showing, Leonard said, and Land
reth crashed into it from the rear
evidently not seeing the machine.
Passersby found the officer with
uIN baulN Nfetktu IldcHlHe ana no.
titled Leonard and other members
Of the squad at Hcber, and the in-
jured man was rushed to the hospi.
tai here. According to Dir. House.
who attended him, Landreth has u
broken right leg, deep cash ON his
left thigh, Il badly cut ear and Il
fractured skull, with the possibility
of internal injuries.
Couch was placed under arrest
and upon examination at the Jail was
unable to give satisfactory ac-
count OF the accident
Landrcth has been member of
the squad since March II, at which
time he received temporary ap-
poi3tmcnt for 80 days. He lives
i'm this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
| DEAD, 10 INJURED
|. 4. WEEK-EN
TR AFFIC TOLL
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. May t. Week
crd traffic accidents took toll of
at least one life and caused injuries
10 10 persons in Los Angeles and
vicinity.
Three motolist were held today on
chargcS of manslaughtcr growing
out of the arcidcpts
Paul H. Cooke was run down by
an automobile and killed while at
tempting 70 cross . street. The driv-
cr Of the machine failed to stop and
police later arrested REYES Mar
tiucl, Gustavc Domingucz and Villa
Scrbiauo, charging them with man
Slaughter,
Mrs. Dovic Howell, so, was struck
down by a speeding automobile on
a downtown street carly today, and
will probably die from her injuries.
Police are looking for the driver of
the machine. who failed to stop.
David Perez, 6, is in u critical
condition after being rum down 10y
another speeding automobile. The
driver is sought by police.
Miss Beatrice Jcffrics, b, Suf-
fcrcd grave internal injuries when
u machine she was driving collided
with another automobile early to-
day. Two companions of Miss lief
fries were slightly injured.
Four others were injured when
an automobile driven by Miss RoS-
ctta Reed collidcd with Il machine
driven by \. J. Wilkc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
80 NAMES
DRAWN, 1925
GRAND JURY

From u list of 80 names drawn
this morning by Judge NJ. w. Conk-
ling, 10 names will be chosen this
week TO form the 1928 grand jury,
which is expected to be busy soon
with various phases of law enforce
ment in Imperial county, chief of
which is alleged violation of the
alien land law.
The names drawn this morning
include: Frank Weed, CalcXico;
George w. PauIin, Imperial; }. j.
Strictly, Brawlcy; r. ID. Mccall, I'm
perial; T.. \. Dichl, Scclcy; NJ. W
Washburn, FL Centre; W. Il. Cober-
", Calipatria; Dewey Carey, Braw-
ley; l.. NJ. Hutchinson. Calcxico;
Hugh r. Osborne, FL Centre; Dave
Nencill, lIoltviIlo: II. K. Andre,
Westmoraud; }. X. Fahs, FL Cen
tro; K. ". Hoover, Holtville; Il. J..
Rnmscy, FL Ccntro; Roy Farr,
Brawlcy; W. Ii. McKim, Inpcrial;
Vernon g. Monte, Brawlcv; Roy
Westmorrlaud, DiXicland; j. c. Al
lison, Calcxieo; j. Wallace Steven.
son; Walter Moore, FL Ccntro;
Frank Richmond, FL Centre; e. T.
Kamm, Iloltyillc; Charles f. Guest,
Calipatria; {. Il. Moore, CalcNico;
Walter +. Casey, Brawlcy.
Disqualification ANA excuses will
reduce this number 10 the desired
10 and when these latter have been
named, the Jury VIII 6e sworn Iii.
choose a foreman aud seclrtarv, aud
proceed with it, business.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
DIRECTORIES OF
MANY CITIES TO
BE- AVAILABLE

Through the courtesy of the Los
Angeles Directory Company. John
:. Carmichael, secretary Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, is today
installing a directory system or lib
ralT in the Chamber Of Commerce,
that is certain to fill !org f,It
want in FL Ccntro.
The Los Angeles Directory Com
n""v is supplying the chamber
with directories Of practically every
city Of Importance in California,
and when completed thcrl viii 30
volumes in the collection.
These directories will be open
for use by the public, the only re-
YrVatiou being that they are not
to be removed from the Chamber of
Commerce. Persons or firms wish
ing to make use of the directories
can do so by going to the chamber.
The company Is also furnishing Il
racE in which tho directories will
br kept.
From time TO time, as new dircc-
tories are issued, they will be
placed in the collection mt the
Chamber of Commences and the com
panY, in a letter received today bv
Carmichael, assured him tha. it will
keep the collection up to date.
Included in the directories rt.eiv,
Ell this morning are: Los Angeles,
san Diego, Pomona, Ontario. Up
lands, san pimas, La Verne, Glare
mont, Altalom1, Chino. Cucamonga.
Etawauda, Watts, Compton. era
ham, Latin Lynwood, Moieska
Park, Palomar, SpriugJalc straw
berry Park, Gardcu9, Bell Vernon
Athens, Willowbrook, san Bcrnar-
dino. Cotton, Monrovia. Arcadia.
Duartc, Riverside, san Pedro. Wim
ngtou,. tIarbor city, Santa Monica.
Ocean Park, Ncn.,c. Sawtcllc, West.
gate, RoiIauds and PhooaiX. Arjzo-
ma.
Gthcr, directories are expected
this week, and it is hoped to have
all the volumes i'm place by the end
Of the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
PAIR ARRESTED
HERE HELD FOR
TRIAL IN COURT

Ramon Garcia and Enrique Will
alba, arrested by Officers Mayo and
Dcaton of the city police Saturday
afternoon, We're arraigned before
Justice Mayfield in the FL Centre
township court this morning on
charges of assault and robbery.
According to the police, the men
held up and robbed IN aged man in
the "iWnglcs, near the Southern
Pacific track in this city Saturday
afternoon, obtaining $50 from their
victim.
Both men admitted their guilt be-
fore Justice Mavfield and the latter
ordered them held for trial in the
superior court, setting bail in each
case ut $1,000 and remanding them
Jail to await trial in default Of
bail
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
line WILL BE-
OPEN ALL NIGHT

In order TO allow Mexicaus bm
this side of the line to participate
in the "Ciuco de Mayo celebra-
tion ut McXicaH tomorrow night,
the international line will be open
all night. according to information
received i'm this city today, permis-
sion having bden received from
Chief Inspector Schwabe at Los
Angeles.
"Cmco de Muvo' holds the same
place in the history of Mexico that
July does for the people Of the
United States, as il marks the date
OF the separation Of Mexico from
spain.
In honor of the holiday an elab-
orate program has been arranged
for Mcxicali During the day there
will be athletic sports and games.
At night thtre is TO be parade,
fireworks. public spcakiag, and u
formal bah by Governor Rodriguez
given in the schooi hose near tho
plaza,
MANY American are planning on
the public exercises ut
MeXicali, as wen as the ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, May 4.-W. T.
Van Orman. plotting the Goodyear
HI today has Won the national
elimination balloon race for the sec
ond consecutive time. Van Orman
landed Sunday at Reform. Ala, ap-
proNimatelv coo miles from ST.
Joseph, where the balloon, took off
Friday. Captain II. +. Honeywell,
pilot Of The st. Joseph, brought his
balloon down near Aberdeen, Miss,
about 80 miles from here.
These were the only ij,ots remain
ing in the race, the other two hay
ing landed Saturday, one ut Selma,
Nans.. and the other in northern
Arkansas. The pilot balloon in
charge of Major Maurice Smith,
landed at CrcuShaw, Miss.
The winner Of the race will repre-
sent America in tie international
balloon races and receive $1,000 be-
sides. Each pilot who competed in
the race receives 500.
Second place carries prize Of
$500: third place 5000 and fourth
place $500
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04

satisfactory and insani.ary arrange
mcnt, requiring considerable time.
Even where tha ranches are equip
ped with pumps, the latter are cost
" to install, and when they 90 out
of commission for repairs, additio.
nal expense, plus the Inconvenience
of delay in getting them going
again, is considerable annoyance to
the busy ranchcr.
Is Self Operating
Pierce states his convcvor can be
left in the ditch and will continue
to operate according to the water
flow without even the necessity of
watching il. Should il happen TO
need repairing, these can ho made
by the rancher himself, so simple is
the construction of the apparatus.
Patents nave been granted ON the
convcyor, and Pierce hopes to be
able to interest sufficient capital
to enable him to begin the manu-
facturc of the cOnVcYOr, in Suffiri-
ent quantities to enable their sale
at moderate price.
In addition to the water convey
or Pierce has also perfected an
electric welder and n small thrcsh.
ing machine.
Pierce is confident that his water
convcyor will fill long felt want
OH many Imperial Valley ranches,
and those who have seen his ma
chine in operation arr ready to
agree with him.