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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

Desde hace varios meses, Sc discu-
te en- nuestra isla la conveniencia de
establecer en- San Juan un gobier-
no por comisi6n, atendiendo ra-
zones de peso.
Ultimamente, nuestro amigo parti-
cular, el distinguido puertorriqueilo,
senador Lcdo. Enrique Gonzalez Me-
ma, ha presentado en- Ell Senado un
pIoyecto de ley para crear en- San
Juan I'm gobierno por conlision. Tan
pronto tuvimos noticias de que el
proyecto habia sido presentado, pen
samos en- entrevistarnos con el sena-
dor Gonzalez Mena, 10 cuaI hicinos
en- ell dia dc aver lie encontramos en-
su pupitre del Senado, y lie pedimos
algunas manifestaciones para nues-
tros lectores, en- relacion con Ell i'm
portantisimo proyecto que acaba de
presentar. Nuestro amigo, con la anna
bilidad que es en- el caracteristica
Sc presto completeness. He aqui
sus sensacionales manifestations a
ese respecto:
Isl queremos trabajar de veras
por nuestro pals debemos demostrar-
10 con hechos PRACTICES, sin reservas
Mentales y alejandonos todo 10 mas
que Sc pueda del partidarismo que
eGrofia y mata.
Creo que nuestra ciudad de San
Juan debe ser adninistrada por un
gobierno especial. Una Comisi6n de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
UNA IMPORTANTLY
REUNION

En- la tarde del martes Sc reunie-
ron en- Ell cuartel de la Policia IN
suar una veintena de Jefes de Dis
trito, capitanes dc la fuerza que ha-
bia convocado Ell Coronel Lewis, con
el ohjeto de darles instrucciones es-
pecfales, y talnbien de dar lectura a
instrucciones expresas de disposicio-
mes legales.
Esta reunion que tuvo por objeto
segtin nos expresaran los capitanes
de Distrito, ell acostumbrado cambio
lie 1npresiones general de la fuerza
Interior de la Isla, empez6 las Gin
co de la tarde, y no en- La mafiana
como habian dtcho los diarios, dando
ternlino despues de las seis.
LABOR INvEsTIGADORA
La convocatoria de los altos jefes
de la Policia tuvo por base segura
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
UN VOLUMINOSO
INFORME.

q ultima hora nos hemos enterado
de cue Ell Hon. Coronel de la Poll
cla Insular Sc propone comparecer
ante la Comisi6n policiaca de la Le-
gislatura presentando un volumino-
so informe de suma importancia.
eel Coronel ha esperado 10 bas-
tante para que lie citen nos decia
I'm director del departalnento-como
10 10 han hecho, 81 Sc propone com
paIecer de propia voluntad para de-
fender los intereses de las fuerzas
de Policfa Insular''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
III SaadO no be pOr que as no a tornado possession de su car
60, dice don Iuan Hernandez Lopez

pocos dias (dos semanas despu6s de
haber empezado la labor Legislative
en- el senado) diciendo que no habia
podido encontrar pasaje en- aquellos
dias, por 10 que su regreso Sc pro-
longaria a6n una semaua mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
SangrientO SuCeSO en- Ia ca
rfCtCra de Santa Isabel I'm
autOm6yil Sc CstreIIa contra
On dfbOI, Y queda material
meatC deStrOladO
Una SChOrd rCSuIta mHUrta como
COnSeCuenCia del horrible ChaQue.
La CatastOfe OCurre p0r Ia madru-
gada.- Investigation judicial

En- la madrugada del dia de
aver, ocurri6 una lamentable des-
gracia en- la carretera que va a
Santa Isabel. He aquf los datos
que en- relaci6n con este suceso,
hemos obtenido en- ell Quartet Gs-
neral de la Policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
CHoQUE

Como las cuatro de la ma
mana del dfa de aver, Isaac Mar
covich guiaba el autom6vil No.
1851 por la carretera que con-
duce Santa Isabel.
Marcovich conducia en- su auto
m6vil varios pasajeros, y esta-
ba muy ajeno la desgraeia que
habria de ocurrirle, cuando al lie
gar a una de las muchas curvas
del camino, fue a chocar contra
un arbol que Sc levanta majes-
tuoso junto a la carretera en- Ell
kilometro ITS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

una amplia, seria y muy larga labor
de investigation.
Los capitanes informaron de los
trabajos de sus districts respecti-
vos, de las irregularidades notadas
en- ell cunplimiento de sus deberes
oflciales, y de las proposiciones de
mejcras necesarias al mejor orden
del alto cuerpo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

HAes aiguaes dias inf0TmaHos a
HnestSoa iectoTes cue IA cAmaTa De
RspEeseAtsntes habia nombgaGo ana
rsmis.sa especial para cue aTsgigua-
- aus habia de eisFto en- euanto
u supnesta hns.ga de p0lie!as De
aus vsnis hah.ande eisTta parts ne
Ia prensa.
Ia Comisl6n nombfads, esIa for
a.aaa poF los aiguisntes FepFessntan-
tess S.. Romani. Presidents. y aeGo-
Ees ouintero. Rieckhoff, Aioaso. Ni.
EsnAa. Hslgaas > sot0mnyoE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
SensacionaLes naanifestaciones del senador Lcao.
Enrique G0nzdlez Mena, autor del proyecto para
crear en- San Juan un Gobierno Dor Comisi6n

la ley esta redaCtada de taI mOdO que res
peta Ia vOIuntad del eIeCtOradO de San Juan
en- mantO que Ia actual administration mu-
nidpaI debera ser Ia que COnduzCa los negO-
clos hasta las pr6ximas eIeCdOnes' dice
No qO que Ia mas igda dua apaCa en- Ia mete De mis- ader
a FL ade sed Manager enda IN SaafO de OcO mil d5Iares
anuaes sera dgaadO pG GObernad en- 1928 con cOnVO
COnSentimenO del SenadO' dgrega
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
GANGA

Por tener que embarcarse vende et
mobiliario complete de una casa.
Informaran: Tel. 723 verde Apar-
tamento 81, Edificio Bouret.
w.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

En uno de- las saiones de Ia cama.
-. iniel6 eyer ga investigation IA
oeulist6n ds FsfeFeneia. ffeFlamsnte
- habla eitads a cofonsi Lewis,
"a capst4n Jadies y varlos iefea
&C. aisiFlto para gns eoiapaEseie1en
: . dselaraF o. Il manana De- dia De
EysF.
ia VrimsE iuEsr. eompsFsei6 81
coronsl Lewis auisn pFeste iuEa.
menso.
A pgsEuntas del ssAor RoHlani. e.
1 corenei lewis daelaFa aue 40 hay
si meaoF psligro ds hueiga poiieia-
G. en- nusstFa isla. > cue tampoee
nay si msnoE anaici0, - qus el tls.
ns infoFmes fidedignos De todos loa
jsfef ds algtFito. Assgnra haber lei-
Do easi tods enAnto ha dieh0 Ia
Frensa 4 sss FeHpeeto.
Aianso. LPueds nn poASlz Ga.
maF. euando esiA eKenta de serVieiol
Lewis ssgan si Resismsnto. ma
sun psiiela sn anifoFne pusde "a
HnaE. Esa - una medlaa cue existe
dssds haee mneh0 uempo.
Aionso.-''Lpuade un poliela yes-
tiE de- paisans eaando estA fueEa ds
ssrvieis7"
LsSis.-Ksta pFphibiao poE si Re
gsAment0.
betomayefe~lEf aeaso requisite
indlspensabls si Ne fnmar para sss
aamitiao sn el Casrpe7
Lewss.-N Ne. solaments " les pre-
sluta a sea . 40 aaic.os a. lleog
lcsAtin64 81 ls ekE. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
iSe resOlUerd ell Senado a tomar
Gcci6n contra Santiago Iglesias por
no hGber juradO su cargo?

mOG6n del SenadOr Jordan s CSentada Gmamene EO San
agO aS a SdO deada SObe mesa pndentC de consideration
mna que ua yupO de SeHddOT OpOHe adOpa una eRGga
deodida aCtlud contra eI ider SOCaEta
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
ALL ARE INVITED
TO PLAYGROUND
COMMITTEE MEET

The FL Centre playground COM
mi.tee will meet with {. B. Raitt
tomorrow evening at $50 in the
Chamber Of Commerce office to dis
cuss tie result of Mr.. Raitt > sur
vey OF possibilities of plunges, and
public Fairgrounds in FL Centro.
Much interest is being taken in
NJ. RAFT. 5 visit and the meeting
Is expected to be a very interest
ing. rs well as important one. Miss
Nora Epler. who will be in charge
Of the meeting in the absence Of
Mrs. r. B. Fuller, who is confined
. her home on account Of her hus-
bands Illness. stated .odav that
anyone interested in public play
grounds IN Fl Centre is invited to
attend the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
NEWSPAPER Man
FROM PITTSbURC
SEEING VALLEY

\ very interesting visitor in the
valley today IS Frank X Boal. Of
ficial reporter Of the Pittsburgh
Sun with headquarters in Washing
ton. p. c.
Mr.. Boal is one Of the party vino
Will aceompanv Secretary Work ana
party on their inspection OF the
levee system in Mexico On Friday.
He IS in FL Centre visiting Grant
Dunlap. superintendent of Standard
Oil operations here. with hcadqEart-
ers in the Barbara Worth hotel.
Mr.. Boal Is also one e the 81 re-
porters who VIII accompany tie aa-
val fleet, now stationed in San d
ego. which will maneuver Tor j.
DAYS betweea San Francisco and the
Hawaiian Islands. Following these
maneuvers. tie flc viii proceed TO
the coasts of Australia and New
Zealand.
Mr.. Boal stated this morning that
4 great amount Of interest had been
taken in the fleet 5 visit on the
Pacific coast. He stated that il was
his opinion that il IS not fgr the
purpose of displaying 10 the Japan
csc the force Of the fleet. IS many
supposed, but as a matter Of a
change Of program, as the three pre-
vious wears. the maneuveTs had been
held on the Atlantic side, and the
forts there had been very thorough
ly checked mp and examined.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
80 Attend Farm,
Center Meeting
At Alam0-V Verde

Approximately 15G farmers were
present = the Alamo Verde Farm
center meeting last night and a
very interesting. as vel! rs iastruo-
tive program was giyeH.
J. d. sperry, manager of the
Aca,a Cotton Association IN Coach
ella VALLEY gave very interesting
talE on the success Of the Acala
variety OF cotton in Goachella Val
lex, stgess:ug the lea Of QUO va
rietF. lie fesls there is great
need of Imperial Valley growers
deciding upaa oae variety Is the
different varieties in one carmuni-
+ aventuailE become mixed b. the
contamination af .aseefs. esua..allg
bv bees. with the red. that a num-
her Of different length staples are
grown, making lower grade &c
cotton.
Argyle MNaughHn, s1pcrinten-
dent Of the Colorado River Land
Company in Mexico, gave - vcrr
Instructive talk on "Cottuu. tax
ing up The matter OF DOLLS dropping
He stated that il vas his belief
,hat j. is the warm nights of I'm
pesial Va Y that cause this anl so
far he has been unable to find
anv remedy for tho situation. He
ala1 STRESSED the idea Of one variety
Of cotton being grown in q district
\. II. Sm.thson gave a rerort Of
The committee. which is helping to
arranga the high school field day
in IolJyilie. stating that psspara-
Zen is being made and committees
appointed in all Holtv.jlc high
school districts for the field, day
exercises.
The idea Of q Farm Center Qucs,
tion Box" was taken up By " +.
Gillctt, whereby any producer hav
ing any question Oh the agricultu-
raj Industry might ask questions on
The part ruiar industry he IS in
tere ed in, which would I've dis
cussed and answered during the
meeting.
G. c. Jenkins, manager Of the
fam bureau, spoke Of the farm di-
recsors meeting to be held Satur-
day where the matter of permanent
Financing Of the agricultural indus.
d.stry orgauiz@tion VIII be discuss
ed.
Entertainment was furnished by
Mrs. Charles raggs, who gave a
group Of beautiful vocal solos and
Mary Ellen Yeargin who rendered
IN enjoyable piano solo.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
GREAT INTEREST
SHOWN IN ART
SCHOOL EXHIBIT

A great interest is being taken
Il the art exhibit now being held
at the Wilson School, according to
Miss Blaneh Sell. art instructor
,his morning.
The different schools are visiting
Ike art exhibits in Il body, each
teacher taking her own class to
the exhibit. Yesterday was the
ii"rdiHg school day. Upon arrival
1t the school the teachers are pro
idcd with a catalogue of the cxhi-
BIT and explain each picture to their
respective class. Today is NlcKin-
ley school day and tomorrow is
Lincoln school day.
Miss Sell stated this morning that
unusual interest was being taken hv
the ehiIdrea in tho pictures, cspe-
cially hose of the old cathcdrals
a'd of course thosi of the differ
cut animals also took their special
attention.
\ very exciting contest is on
between the Lincoln, Mckinley and
Harding school in the selling of
tickets for the exhibit, the results
Of which will be learned tonight.
Wilson school is also entering into
Il contest, the boys against the girls.
Miss Sell stated this morning that
he SO far. the BOYS are ahead. The
losing side IS to give L lawn fete
to the winning side.
\ large number of parents was
also present to view the pictures,
Miss Sell stated and a larger mum
ber IS expected today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
MEXICO TO BE
SOURCE OF FARM
LABOR IN WEST
Race Relations Survey
Reveals Many
Facts

Mexico must be the source of the
Pacific coast 5 farm labor supply
in the future, according to Il re
port of tine "P%ce Relations Sur
vcy" received hy the survey com
mittoe in Imperial VALLEY, Of which
+. l.. GarthWaite is chairman.
More than 80 scientists #nd edu-
Gators participated in making the
survey during the last Is months.
Ray Lyman Wilbur, president of
Stanford University. headed tn"
state research committee.
The report states that tie effect
of alien land laws now il force in
California and Washington will bc
to urbanize a large part Of the Jap
anese population, with a consider
able acreage OF land passing iuto
the hands OF second generation Ori-
entails, who will become capitalists.
Following the lead of the Chin
csc, the Japanese are gradually en-
tering nou-competitivc and parasitic
lines Of trade, aad With their pass
age frem the country to city. the
MeXieans are taking their places as
faua labofefs.
The Chinese population is decreas-
ing on the Pacific coast, tie survey
has revealed, and he japanese,
while showing an increase, ii is at
Z lesser rate than since 1850.
With tie rapid increase Of Mcxi-
can population, the survey report
predicts an increase in disease,
crime aud poverty over the value
of the Mexican as a source Of land
labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
SMITH Bill,
TO Be DISCUSSED
AT FARM BUREAU

According to G. G. Jenkins, man
ager Of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau, one of the most important
questions ever taken up by the bu-
reau will be considered next Sat
urdav when the Smithlloch bill,
recently passed by Congress, Will be
discussed The bill is us follows:
"Instruct the Interstate Com
merce Commission to investigate
freight rate structure to determine
Il more equitable charge ON agrieul-
tural products and to effect such
changes as are necessary. >
Mr.. Jenkins stated this morning
that this is one of the most impor-
tant bills Immediately affecting :
Imperial Valley that has been pass
Cd bv Congress in years. lie stat
ed that it should give growers of
Imperial Valley immediate relief
from discrimination and readiust.
ment of freight rates.
At the directors meeting next
Saturday. this matter will be tax
en- mp and discussed rs to the pro-
per method Of financing 4 rate cX.
pert to present the facts regarding
the vallev in proper manner, be.
fore the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission.
The matter Of permanent finan-
cling of the agricultural industry in
the valley organization viii also be
discussed at the meeting, which IS
of great importance.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
Market Report
(ContinGed from page y


demand and trading light, market
weak. Imperial--4s 3.50-3.75 few
ordinary quality 800, IS 3.50-3.75
some ordinary quality 2.75.3.00, is
2.50-2.75 mostly IS slack
packs mostly 500.
KANSAS CITY: CO. clear. l
Ariz, : Calf arvd, ) diverted from
team track, 10 on track. Supplies
moderate. demand slow, market dull.
lmperial-4a-5s 3.00-3.50.
PITTSBURGH: 49, clear. l Calf
arvd, Opening Thursday, supplies
moderate, demand slow, market
steady. Calif-4s4i2s 3.75-4 so
mostly 4.00-425, IS 3.50-4.00 mostly
3.50-3.75.
TT. WORTH: 6S' cloudy. l Ariz
arvd, on track. Opening Thurs.
day, supplies liberal, demand and
trading moderate, market weak.
Brokers carlot sales TT. Worth bas.
is, Calif-4s mostly around 800, IS
2.75.3.00.
ST. LOUIS: co cloudy. ; Calf
Tex arvd, 9 track. Supplies
moderate, demand slow, trading
Calif-is 3.75, IS '3.25,3.50, 6s go
30, IS $50.
CINCINNATI: go cloudy. /
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
POWER COMPANY
ASKS FOR TEN
PCT. INCREASE

Information received today by
Joe I. kiag. general manager fog
tie Southern Sietras Power Conlpa-
ny. advises that the maXimun rate
increase asked for by the company
IN il appeal to the federal ga9lt,s :
- Per cent.
This ; tie same amount of in
ereases as tie company requested
Of tie state railroad commission last
summer. The state BODY turned
down The application.
The Southern Siefras this week
f;l,d suit aga;na, lie state railroad
cen mission in the United states
District Court at Los Angeles, ask
ing that body to restrain the state
board from enforcing the rates set
in 1929 for the Holton Power Com
pary, since absorbed by the South
en- Sicrras.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26

Ariz, | Calf arvd, 4 on track. Clos
ing Wednesday, and opening Thurs
day, supplies light, demand mod
crate, market steady for good stock.
CaHf-4s-4las fair quality 4.25,4.5O,
IS fair quality 3.75,400.
PHILADELPHIA: so clear. ;
Calf. Fla, | y Car arvd, II ON
track. Supplies moderate, demand
moderate, market steady. Calif-5s
4.00-4.50, 6s 800 poor quality and
condition l.25-l.50.
BALTIMORE: o. c,ear. 3 Calf
l Fla arvd, . reconsigned, IL on
track. Express receipts moderate.
Closing edncsday, supplies moder-
ate, demand slow, market dull.
Imperial mostly 4,50, IL 4.25
few 4.50, Us 3.25-3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
PERSONALS

n. 2. Davis. well known resident
Of the sou.h end Of the valley was
a visitor AZ the courthouse this
morning accompanied by Newt
Cray.
Attorney Charles [. Scott plans
10 leave tonight for Los Angeles
On q shol, business trip.
T. r. Full IT. who was injured by
q fall at his home this week, is re
ported to be resting comfortably.
". C. Atchison, CaleXico ottor-
~ ey, WAS il this city Oil business TO-
daE.
Br. c. p. Murphy Of San Fran
cisco, arrived IN this city today TO
visit with his brother, Charles /.
Murphy, exalted ruler Of the Elks.
pr Murphy came specially u at
tend tonight 5 meeting Of the Elks,
which is the last one 10 BE- held
under the direction Of his broth r.
Mrs. Joseph Cosby has returned
to Aer duties a. the Irrigation Die
trict office after d week 5 Illness
TI-h influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Mont Reid Lave
tomorrow for Pasadena wherr they
meet little Betty and BOBBY, -
the four year old twins which they
are planning - adopt from & home
in that city.
G. G. Bolton Of Cleveland, Ohio.
is in town today looking over bust
ness interests.
Dr. Joseph GeraulI Of North
Authors Massachusetts,, Is visiting
friends in III Centro TODAY
Mrs Stanley Smith i Ic~aparat-
ing from recent illness,
Judge Marsh Of Los Angeles is
registered at the Barbara Worth
hotel
Gene.a and Mrs George Andrews
and party who are spending the
winter iu Coronado ara sight see
/ ing in the valley this week
i Miss Jessie llollenbaugh, domestic
science teacher AT the high school,
is recovering from a few days i'll
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Cole and
daughter, together with Luther
Price VI San Diego wer. entertain
. ed with a delightful dinner party
uy Mr. and Mrs John r. Hunter al
their home In Rrawley last night.
Mrs G. r Uriek, wife Of oLe Of
|, the popelar lettuce buyers vino ha.
been i'll at the Barbara Worth hotel
for several days is much improved
Ralph Reynolds is confined 10 hi,
Z home BY illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
M'CABE FARM
CENTER MEETS
FRIDAY NIGHT

There will be a meeting of the
McCabe Farm Center at the Me
Cabe school house Friday evening,
March 27, when diversified and
profitable program will be given.
The main topic of the evening
win be Feeding Poultry for Egg
Production. Windbrealls will also
come up for discussion and Miss
Orpha Miller, home demonstration
agent, will give an interesting talk
on home management.
Mrs. Edna Forester will talll on
the use of sweets in the diet Re
freshments will be served and John
Angel 5 orchestra will provide musi-
cal selections during the evening.
A. Martin is chairman of the
evening and every one in the Me.
Cabc district is urged to be present
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
BEACH FRONTAGE
WORTH FORTUNE
GIVEN TO l.. A
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Mar. 2G.-Near.
" l000 feet Of beach frontage OPP
posite Santa Monica canyon worth
approximately 100000 came into
possession OF Los Angeles yester-
day.
The city council passed an ordi-
nance accepting annexation Of the
Sarta Monica canyon district, com
prising a tract Of $4,000 acres.
Under an agreement with the
board Of supervisors the county will
turn over the beach frontage to the
city upon completion Of the annex
alton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
NE VS. BRIEFS
From City and Comfy


Woman Alienist Here-Dr. T. N
Natzaa-Ree1es, HG.ed woman alien
Isl o. Los Angeles, IS in this city
IN Attendance a. TIE Calhoun trial.
pr. Reeves has had - years ot
experience rs an alienist and is a
graduate Of an alloph&thic as wcJl
- q homeopathic Institution. She
was called on Gnrirg the calhoun
trial for technical testimony in be
half ot the defense. IIcy te> isuouy
la&s figured in several rromiucnr
trials in Los Angeles.
steve's speclal noon lunch soc.
adv
Noland's 6-cnesrra. Music for all
occasif~'s. Phone FL Centre SIS. adv
Automoo,4e Loans. I clear your
car aad loan you money, you pay
me hy the month. Fred Il. Cross,
500 Main st. Phone 359J, FL Cen
tro. adv.
Da-ce livery Wed. {; Sat. nights
at Heber Palm Ga.den. adv
7. c. o. T. Notice. FL Centre Lodge
397 will confer the initiatory degree
on a large class Friday evening at
X. P. hail, 7:45 p. m. All members
are requested to he present, and all
so-iourning members are cordially
invited to attend.
Rv Order
GEO. n. AUSTIN, Noble Grand,
Adv 26t2.
Davis Beauty Farlor. Phone 90.
adv
Steve's for Special Salads. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
GRAIN PRICES
BREAK SHARP
ny United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Mar. 26.-An avail
anche Of selling orders dumped into
the pit in the last hour Of trading
broke grain prices sharply on the
board Of trade today.
Crop news was the dominating
feature in wheat s. late weakness.
Long holders liquidated corn hold
ings freely when wheat turned
weak.
oats held practically steady.
Provisions advanced early and
maintain most Of its earlier gains
on influential buying.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
CHAPMAN JURY
NOW COMPLETE

HARTFORD, Conn, Mar. Co
The jury for the trial of Gerald
Chapman, "'prince of bandits ae-
eused of murder, was completed this
afternoon
Samuel S. Chamberlain of Hart
ford, was accepted as the twelfth
Juror after most of the day had been
devoted to filling the one vacant
place in the box.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26

Installing Lghts-Workmen are
Installing an ornamental lighting
system on the First National bank
building at Sixth and Main streets.
The lights are being placed direct
iy beneath the caves Of the build
ing instead of above the arcade. as
has been the case with practically
all the ornamental lighting systems
installed on Main street. The in
stallation work viii be completed
some time next week, and after thai
the building will be "lit up" each
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26
Everybody nsTs Taul's Buttered
Pop Corn. Whyf adv

Pop Corn. Why's adv
Cotton Man Here = Chester A.
Sparey, manager Of the CoacheIla
Valley Acala Cotton Growers as
sociation is in the valley today dis
tributing the Acala variety Of Sen1.
Mr.. sparey is very much c0thused
over the results obtained from The
Acala seed He stated today that
it was the variety selected by the
federal department Of agriculture,
after very thorough test of large
number Of varieties and that the
growers IN Coachclla Valley have
raised large amount of premium
cotton from the seed, much Of which
has been shipped to foreign eoaa-
tries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26

Woman Not notwithstanding
to a statement made today 0y G..
II. Nanderford, who figured in n
police court case Yesterday with
W. NJ. Woot"n. Mrs. NanderforI
did not figure in the case, which
was the aftermath Of fight be
tween Nanderford and Woot-l to
settle personal grudge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26

The Diauba district of Tulare
County had three more inches Of
raia NJ - March than was received
in all of last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-26

The Happy Valley irrigation dis
tr;ct. shasta County, was unanim-
ouslv voted cut Of existence last
week and i reorganization IS being
worked on.