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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
No. 103S2
SUMMONS

OOmMONO
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
Hmrictt Cochranc McGrath, Plain
tiff.
William John McGrath, Defendant
The People of the State of Cali.
fornia Send Greeting to William
John McGrath, Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
rcar and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you i'll Superior Court of the
County Of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, within ten days after tho
service on YOU of this Summons
If served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
she will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 10th day Of August,
1925.
c. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
Court Sca)
Alfred Blaisdcll and T.. j. Powers,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Calexico
Sep II IS 25 OCT 2 8 l6 20 30 N6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
Flags Wholesale
Chinese Seizure

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. p. -
forming the seizure of Cleveland !
Chinese population rs an act OF
"high handed injustice aud al-
archy, appellate judges here today
freed Is Chinese and recommended
that all others now held by police
be liberated at once.
Appellate Judges Willis Vickery
and Manuel sLavine severely crit
icized Safety Director Ed Berry
and police who took into custody
500 of Cleveland 5 500 Chinese, fol,
lowing Il tong murder. The judges
told them to Featch the murderer
but not punish the innocent Tor the
crime of ono man.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
A. SURVIVORS in
PRO TOURNAMENT
PLAY OFF TODAY

OLYMPIA FIELDS COUNTRY
CLUB, Chicago, Sept. 25.--Two Is
hole golf courses, whipped by a
stiff and chilly wind, were invad-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
START INQUIRY IN
STOCK SALE DEALS
by Press Staff Correspondent

By Press Staff Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. %
Inquiry into the alleged partnership
with Cod stock selling methods OF
the Carson Valley Mining company
of San lose. was started here todaN
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

took the eighth in par and the
ninth was halved.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

New York s Il great city. Has Just
about every kind Of trouble iii the
world except forest fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

Maybe the game wardens could
limit the campers to starting one
small forest fire per day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

These forest fires are growing
worse. They shonld tack up signs
il the woods reading No forest
fires permitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

Talk about fall styles. And such
scanty dresses. The less Il girl
wears the warmer she looks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
contfnis

by the state corporation commis
sion.
Particular target Of the query
will be letters written by the Rev.
William keeney Towner, secretary
treasurer Of the company, and pas
tor Of the san jose First Baptist
church. He was cited as witness
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

The total Of the ,925 crops Of
Navels and Naleneias from Lindsay.
Tulare county, is about the same as
last Near's shimnents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Head of Dayton
Firm Admits He
Staged Robbery
by nited Press Leased Wire

DAYTON, Ohio. Aug 24.-Frcd c.
Nichols, president of the Nichols
Manufacturing company. confessed
20 police today that he was the
" blue phantom : bandit who robbed
the North DAYTON branch of the
Dayton Savings and Trust company
Of $4,000
A squad of patrolmen rushed to
Nichols $4,000 mansion and found
So 200 of the loot cached III a new
garage back of the house.
The branch was held up on August
- by a man garbed in a long blue
robe and wearing Il blue mask.
In Il written confession Nichols
said he staged the holdup because
he was in financial straits. police
said.
Nichols fosterdaughter. Miss
lieicn Sammet. was one of the seven
bank employees Nichols locked in
the bank vault the day of the
rcbbetv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Klan Forces May
Declare War On
! Agnostics in I. s,
Continued from page ~

Continued from page y
the first phase of its work
that of arousing public con-
science to the menace of I'M
American control of American
institutions.
"lf IS time now TO turn to the
second phasc-the battle against
the greater menace within the pro
testant ranks
The Klan 5 quarrel, according to
Osborne. is not with the church on
the whole, ''but with certain lead
crs within the church who are res
ponsiblc for the wave of unbelief
that is spreading throughout the
country"
Opposition to the proposed cam
paign was expected from the New
England delegation, it was under
stood. Leaders from midwesfefn
and southern states are understood
to he in accord with The move
ment.
Every prominent Kan leader in
America was expected 70 attend the
meeting.
Due 10 the isolated section nf the
meeting place. no precautions
against Klan and anti-kian rioting
will be taken, authorities indicated.
Council sessions will continue an
til Thursday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24

| since he was seventeen.
4. Brigadier AGaneral Lincoln I. an
lydrews,s assistant secretary OF the
treasury, who was; summoned by
President Coolidge to the task OF
driving up the nations, likes TO recall
btlat Wild. dust -shro,lied ride across
The FLORIDA flats, because ~ IS IT.
of his attitude towartF
the job in hand.
Aud he proposes to belabor the
country $ Vostead viOlarors into
camp just rs vigorously.
The Andrews plan fer enforcing
Iprohibition has numerous ramifl-
eations hut he believes the root of
the problem lies in importation.
Accordingly, Secretary Mellon, ON
Andrews recommendations, arno1nc-
ed that conventions will be conelni-
ed with all foreign governments
which export liquor 70 the United
States, including Mexico, Cannda
and Cuba to stopsat the source, the
flow of. Illicit alcoholic beverages
I'D this eonntrv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Tiny Pugilists
Amuse Crowds at
Mountain Resort

Visitors at Jacmmba Yesterday
were greatly amused n, the efforts
of a group of small boys to provide
entertainment for the afternoon by
conducting series of impromptu
l.oNing matches.
The boys, ranging from six to pos
sibly 10 wears old, had a set Of box
ing gloves and stepped ont in pairs
to show their ability as fighters.
Their wild swings and efforts to
;inEihilatc each other with Il single
punch, gave the crowd of grownups
who were watching them, plenty TO
lqugh at.
There was slight chance of the
Youngsters getting hurt and they
apparently enjoyed their efforts as
much as their eldors did.
That the boys had an eye to bus
mess is shown by their action in
passing the hat = for contributions.
They picked up quite few stray
nickels and dimes in this manner,
which undoubtedly provided plenty
of ice cream and soda for the re-
n,aindcr of the day.
petition against the district attor.
ney will be ready for presentation
to them at that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
C0NFAB ENDORSES
WOMAN ATTORNEY
FOR STATE POST

Riverside will be the setting for
tho state convention OF 1926 of the
California Federation of Women ;
clubs, and the dafe May A., it was
decided at the state board meeting
which took place Saturday. August
y, AT the Hotel Oakland. Oakland,
California. DR.. Mariana Bcrtola.
state president in the chair.
Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams.
Praminent woman attorncv and ex-
assistant attorney general of the
Ih,ted States. was unanimously on.
dorsed BY, the board as a prospective
;ppointee of Governor Richardson
on the committee Of criminal pro
ccGure soon to he formed The ap-
pomtment of Mrs. Adams had al
ready been urged by several Of the
districts throughout the state
and the state board action
was ratification of these en-
dorsements. 1t was pointed out by
Dr. Bertola AT the board meeting
that Mrs. Adams represented the
tvpo of woman which il would bene-
fl organized women to have in high
public office, on account of her not
able preparation and experience for
the suggested place.
Several appointments Of state
chairmen which had been made since
the last meeting of the board were
ratified unanimously. Mrs. Edwin
Pond James. Of Oakland was named
as chairmen of the division Of Amer
ican citizenship. Mrs. George Wing
Of Banning. chairman of the divis-
ion Of education and Mrs. \. A.
IIummel Of Hollywood, chairman OF
the division Of motion pictures.
Two now clubs were admitted 10
membership in the state federation
tho History and Landmark club Of
SaEta Monira. and the Wiltshire
Women s club Of Los Angeles. The
Chaminade Lyric club of Monr0vitl
and the New Century Sorosis club
! of Pasadena were also admitted sub
icct to approval of their bylaws
by the executive committee.
IT was decided that DR.. Bertola
and twenty-five delegates from tho
California federation shall attend
the Western Federation convention
at Reno. Nevada. October IA and Is
The board went on record SIS con
tinuing its support of the LEGISLATION
which has for its purpose the crea
ION of . federal department of edu
cation with a secretary in the prcsi
dents cabinet. as recommended bI
the General Federation Of Women =
clubs.
| Members Of the board were urgeC
bv DR.. Bertola to cooperate TO th'
| fullest extent with the register ant
vote committee Of the Californi;
League Of Women Voters and t.
strive for hundred per cent regis
tration and vote in every distric
| throughout the state.
The next meeting Of the boar
viii be in San Francisco at the Hote
Whitcomb on September s26.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
PLAN TO FILE
PETITIONS IN
RECALL MOVES

Action in the attempt to recall
District Attorney Utiey and Judge
NJ. w. Conkling. is expected .ta, be.
gin tomorrow according to Mark
| Rose, director of the Imperial Irri-
CATION District who stated today
that the petition. to recall the dis
trict attorneXssS%ill undoubtedly be
filed tomorrow with County Clerk
Mousseau
The petition against Judge Conk-
ling viii possibly, follow in Il few
days Rose intfmated.
Following filing of the petition
against Utlev with the county clerk
the latter has 10 days in which to
certify to the legality of the pc
tiiion and the names attached. af-
ter which il is to be presented to
the board of supervisors, who will
call IN election not less than 30
nor more than - days thereafter.
The petition against Judge Conk-
ling will be handled differently. as
following certifieation by the eoun-
~ clerk il will be forwarded to the
attorney general and then given to
Governor Richardson, who must caH
an election not Tess than 60 days
or more than so days thereafter.
This will mean that Imperial eoun-
tv will have two separate elections
on the recalls.
Rose stated today that sufficient
number of signatures have been oh.
tanned for both petitioners and that
nothing is TO be gained by holding
up filing of the petitions any long
er.
The next meeting Of the board of
supervisors is scheduled for Septem-
Der g, and il is believed the recall
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
HOLTVILLE
CBy Press Staff Correspon5cnt)

(By Press Staff Correspondent
HOLTVILLE. Aug. 24.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. Merida Priest and son.
Hovle, accompanied by Sul.a VII
liams. left SATURDAY. aftern ,on for
Ontario. where they VIII camp for
q few days. -
The local chamber Of commerce
recently received an invitation to
become member in the National
Highways Association.
Miss Margaret Mcneil has return
ed fro ma three weeks vacation
which was spent in Los Angeles
and Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Brown, former
" owners of Brown : lunch stand
in this city, recently returned FROM
a vacation tour Of several months,
during which time they Travelled
more than 1000 miles
Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. Gillette are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gillette Of the Alamitos dis
triet.
Owel Scroggins was among the 10
cal fans who attended the Il@li13
at the El Centre Arena Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Smithson and
daughter. Helen. were recent din
ner guests of NJ. and Mrs. y. L.
Bernshouse.
Arthur Miles. from the E' Cen
tro office IS filling the position Of
shipping clerk here during the abb
scnce of Cecil Downing, who IS on
lis vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
PLANES ASSEMBLE
IN San FRANCISCO
FOR LONG FLIGHT
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. "a
Three new Argosies-seaplanes Of
the navy-were here today for an
epoch-makiag western voyage. the
nonstop flight from San F.arcisco
to Hawaii. scheduled FOR Friday.
The Boeiag pane from Seattle
named the PB-1. under command Of
,Lieutesant Commander J. II. Strong,
dropped down "a the nnruffed wat
ers Of the bay of Crissv Field yes
,terlay. after flying here from Coos
Bay. Ore, where landin-: was
made to repair a broken oil line.
The two IN-9 planes. rebuilt un-
der navy plans at san piego SAILED
in later.
Forty of the navy's best airshif
n4e anics arc nn7r st work, g"ing
over every mirrie detail of The
three flying boats, while all the
other details of the flight are be
ing checked an1 reeheeked = 9TH
er experts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Battle Between
Rattle Snakes
Full of Thrills
by United Press Leased Wire

GRASS VALLEY. Cal, Aug. o4.
A thrilling battle between two
huge rattle snakes near here termin-
ated abruptly when the combatants
Joined forces to ward off Il dog
which attacked them.
The story of the reptile fight was
recounted by c. F. Wood, whose
dog attempted to put an end 10
both snakes and thereby rut an end
to their str"aglc and sent them
scurrviny TT cover after :: hricf
skirmish.
At the :;n:e Wood discovered the
snakes they were reared off al, 1T
u inches ;Tart, striking Mt each
other win their fangs, a9rarcntl+
in mortal combat.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Lads Use Weight
To Batter
Way Out Of Jail

PASADENA, Aug. 24.-With
window weight for a batter
ing ram, three youths success
fully escaped from the city Jail
here Sunday.
The boys pounded mole in
the plaster wall Of the room
which held them captive and es-
capped through the office of the
chief of police.
They were serving sentence
for robbing gum vending aa-
chimes. Their escape was not
discovered until several nourS
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Think Missing Man
Held For Ransom

LOS ANGELES. Aug. o4.-Poliea
TO-DAY expressed Q belief that Earl
4. Fraser, wealthy Venice business
man who disappeared last Wcdues-
day night, is being held for ransom.
An anonymous telephone call
received by Fraser : wife led TO this
CpiH;pn.
The callers sought an "'inter-
view with the missing man ; wife.
Fraser left his home Wednesday
night 10 attend . boxing match and
his not been heard from since.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
ANDREWS HAS HUNCH AND CONVICTION
ABOUT PROHIBITION: HAS WELL MAPPED
OUT PLAN TO ENFORCE VOLSTEAD Law

General Lincoln g. Andrews,
assistant treasury secretary who
Friday announced reorganiza-
ton Of the dry units under
his command, has plan, a
hunch, and a conviction about
prohibition. How this tUo',
listed soldier came to take the
job Of drying up the nation,
and how he proposes to do 1t Is
told for the first time IN the
following article.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
BY FRANK GETTY
(United Press Staff C0rreSpondent)

WASHlNGTON,r Aug 2i.--When
Second Lieutenant Link An
drews, howling like a Comanche,
spanked Il team of mules into camp
at Tampa, with the flat of his sa-
Der, back in Spanish American war
days, he paved the way for n career
that brought him. to one of the
hardest and most important, and
incidentally, most unpopular jobs
in the government he has served
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
GIANTS COLLAPSE
TODAY, PITTSBURC
Wins FINAL GAME
Continued from Page ~


stopping at second. Kelly popped
TO Moore in short right. One run.
two hits, no errors.
-. Fourth Inning
, Pittsburgh-Kclly threw out Barn
hart. Travnor fled to Mcusel.
Wright walked. Fean threw out
Grantham. No runs, no hits, no
ierr0rs.
/ New Yorll-Jackson flied to Cuv-
: Ter. SNYDER fouled to Gooeh. Dean
famed. No runs. no hits. no er-
jrors.
Fifth Inning:
, Pittsburgh = Kelly threw ont
+ Gooch. Kremer walked. Moore sin
| g}ed to right Kremer stopping at
second. Rawlings singled through
I the box. filling the bases. Cuyler
was hit by a pitched ball, forcing in
/ Kremer. Barrhart singled over
second, scoring Moore and Rawlings,
cuvier taking third. Traynor pop
ped to Jackson, Grantham was safe
when Dean dropD7d Terrv's throw
IT first base. Barnhart scoring.
Gooch was safe on Jackson s muff
lof his fly. Wright scoring and Grant
ham was out Mt the plate, Meusel to
SNYDER. Six runs. three hits, two
errors.
New York-Rawlings threw out
Southworth Wright threw out
Frisch. Young singled TO Wright.
Meusel forced Young. Travnor to
Rawlings. No runs, one hi, no err
rors.
Sixth Inning
Pittsburgh. - Wisnor pitching.
Croh at third base. Frisch A. short
for New York. Krcmcr singled off
right field wall. Moore forced
Kremer. Kelly to Frisch. Rawlings
lit horne run. scoring Moore ahead
If him. Cuvlcr lined to Terry.
Rernhart doubled past Kelly. Tray
nor walked. Wright fouIed to Snv-
der. Two runs, three hits, 10 err
rore.
New York.-Terrv was hit bv n
ri;ched ball. Kelly was safe on
WIight's tumble, Terry taking see
o,1l. Groh forced Kelly AZ second,
Travnor to Rawlings, Terry Stopping
al third. SNYDER ponpcd to Wright.
Webb batted for Wisner and flied
to Bcrnhart. No runs. no hits, no
errors.
Seventh Inning
Pittsburgh - Huntzingcr 0 W
Ui.ch:ng for New York. Grantham
foulcd to Groh. Gooch walked.
Kromc, famed. Moore fled TO
/ Young. No runs, no hits, no errors.
New York.-Travnor went 10 the
pih, hers box for Southworth : fly.
Pri.ch lined to Cuvler. Rawlings
threw out Young. No runs, no
hits 10 errors.
Eighth Inning
Pittsburgh. - Frisch threw ont
Rawlings. Cnylcr fouIed to Terry.
Reruhart flied to Young. No runs,
no hits. no errors.
Ne wYork-Meuscl beat out n
lit to the box. Terry flied 10 Guy
} lrr Kelly hit into n double play
! Wright TO Rawlings to Grantham
, 80 runs, no hits. no errors.
Ninti Inning
Pittsburgh. - TrayrOr walked
Wright famed ana Travnor was
out stealing. SNYDER to Kelly. Grant
ham lined 10 Kelly. No runs, ne
hits. no errors.
New York.-Groh flied to Moore
Savder famed. Bentley battcd fol
IIIntzineer. BENTLEY hit n hom,
run 10 the lower right field stands
Southworth fouled to Traynor. One
run. no hits, no errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
FIND BIG DIAMOND
IN CHEROKEE MINE
Ry UnIted Press Leased Wire

OROyILLE, Cal. Ang. PA
half carat diamond has been found
in the famous old Cherokee mine,
from which already 300 Of these
precious stones have been taken. ae-
eording 10 reports reaching here.
William Grant, n miner IS sail
IN be the finder of the latest stone
which is icing exhibited at Chero-
kee.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24

than boys % the same age arA ire
therefore able to graec tha study Of
English Gtammar more easily.
English grammar. according 10
Sam II. Cohn, d.pit shae inten-
dent of Jublic iEs'ruclion. is the
hardest subject fr elementary
school children.
"'fh;s study NOS only requires
close logical reasoning, but contains
50, n.anv intricate cxeruti),s rs to
make If even more GiffipiIt FOR '.ie
elementary school pupil
"Ar.hTetie il mp~s eas,1g mas.
tered h. boys than by girls. 'Cobn
declared. possibly ierause boys
thave more contact VITA aet al bus
mess experience. "
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv

Held For Federal Court.-Ollie
White, colored, is held al the county
iaiI following his arrest in Brawley
Saturday for having a quantity Of
narcotics in his possession. White
viii be tried in the federal court
for violation Of the Harrison Mar
cotic act, il was stated at the jail
TO-DAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
DR.. C. J. McKendr.ck, Chlroprac.
br. 2l Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32S.
Swim IN Our wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Natatorium. adv

Undersheriff Returns. Under
sheriff Bert Underwood and his fam
ily returned last night from - yaea-
tion spent in the northern part OF
the state. including a trip to Yose-
mite National Park. The under
sheriff reports most enjoyable time
and states that he had his share of
some mighty good fishing and IS
nov ready 10 settle down to his dut-
les until next SUMMER rolls around.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
RIVER GUAGE

YUMA, Aug. "a. Mean daily
gage heights in feet and mean dis
charge in .second-fect of the Colo.
RADIO river at Yuma, Ariz., for the
week ending August o1:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
EXPECTS FRANCES
ANSWER TO PAVE
WAY FOR PARLEy
BY United Prs leased Wire

BERLIN. Avg. -4.-France an
svcr TO the last German note on the
Question of the proposed alliea-Ger-
man securitv pact was delivered to-
dav 10 Foreign Minister Stresemann
bv French Ambassador be Mar
gerie
The envoy accompanied the leliv-
cry with a verbal conference with
Strcsemanu.
Tie answer IS expected to pave
the way 10 conference o. rcspon-
eible chiesa 81 The governments con
cemcd.
The allies lave been dcsirous of
having Gcrmanv apply for admission
into the League Of Nations At the
September session. IT was contend
ed following the Briand-C Chamberlain
conference in london recently that
thi. application could be made. if
"gct togethcr" session Of gov
crHment leaders could be arranged
Quickly.
Recent dispatches from Germany
haye pictured Wilhelm Strasse as
somewhat impatient Of the delay in
delivery Of the. note and the report
cd desird Of the French government
70 have the text Of the note with
held for few days after delivery.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2i.-Spots
quiet. - lower. Middlings 23.s2;
futures closed steady:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24

lance bVSEp LueSuay. thursday
! and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Mayo Sends Cards.-John Mayo.
former member of the police force
in this city, who recently resigned
70 return 10 his home in Winchester.
Teas, has sent cards to a number
Of his friends here. sending his best
wishes 30 them Mavo left FL Cesi-
traNn order to take care of his moth,
eg. who IS in poor health ani cam
not be moved from her home in Vim
chester.
Da us beaury rarlor, Phone 227.
adv
First Glass Dining room service
al counter prices. New Oregon Cafe.
adv
Vagrant Gets Five Months. - ".
johnson. arrested at CaleXico on
charge Of vagrancv, was received At
the county jail this morning 10 serve
n sentence of five months. imposed
bv Judge Markcy at Calexieo. John
sou is a drug addict ana has been
ia trouble on this account before.
jail officials state.
Home Cooked Meals at New Ore
Jon Cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
COTTON MARKETS
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Cotton
closed, off 6 to Is. Spots quiet,
eff II. Middlings uplands $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
Girls Have More
Logical Minds
Than Boys, Claim

SACRAMENTO, Aug. a. BeA
lieve it or not, girls OF elementary
school age have more logical Iniads
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-24
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv