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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
OLD SOL CUTS
TIME DOWN TO
LOWEST TODAY

According to the almanac,
which gives December % as
the date Of the winter solstice,
"Old Sol'' is having the easiest
jof of the year today-meaning
that today is the shortest day in
the year. Some times the sol
stice is reckoned on December
81. as a matter of fact there
is very little difference in the
length of time the sun shines on
December q, % and 23. Before
and after those dates there is
a very perceptiL'e distance.
The sun is now starting its
northern journey, which will end
next June. The days will gradu-
ally get longer until June 81
when the shortening schedule
will set in again. Longer days
and shorter nights seem to
meet with the approval Of most
people. One seldom hears folks
say. "I'll be glad to see the
days getting shorter. There
is, however, a general desire to
see the days become longer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
AJRPLANE' FLIGHT
TO POLE PLANNED
ny DETROIT CLUB

DETROIT, Mich" Dee. -. --- a
north pole airplane flight lin ne.
half Of geographical science, ad-
Nnnccmcnt of aviation and, in ease
Hand is found 20 claim ii for the
United States, was announced her"
today bv the Detroit Aviation SO.
cictv.
The fl.gh; win be held by the club
hcxt spring Ia conjunction with the
American Geographical society Of
New York, according to +. :. Evans.
members of the Detroit Aviation
society and manager OF the cTpedi.
tiou.
''Thc leader Of the expedition, y
Evans said. "wilI be Captain
George II. Wilkins famous Austria
lian explorer and aviator
"Hc will leave Point Barrow,
Alaska, late in March, 1926, and fly
across the unexplord reaches of the
Arctic sea.
"'The first leg of his flight Will
take him to the ice pole or pole of
relative inacccssibility, in the cen
ter of the polar lee pack.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
BELIEVE STRIKE
WILL BE- ENDED
AFTER HOLIDAY

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 22.-- The
--latest attempt to bring together an
thacitc operaors and miners for
negotiations which would end the
negotiations which would end the
hard coal strike has received a set
back which probably win keep it il
abcYanco mtil after Christmas.
After an exchange of kilograms,
Mayor John +. Durham. chairman Of
the committee of anthracite region
MAYORS. announced that a meeting
which had been set for this after
noon would not he held.
Despite this sudden hitch in ne
gotiations, executives feel that the
miners and operators arc closer to
nm end Of the suspension than ~
any time since September and that
a renewal of peace efforts after the
holidays is reasonably certain Of
success.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
SCORE MITCHELL
AS SHENANDOAH
PROBE IS ENDED

WASHINGTON Ih.. Nurt
au .r'.ek hy li,rt.ua.' Commander
e.. D.. Hu.rInh ..rinl .rr,i,u.
officer .f ia, ~h-a1uIaaI 4aainst
'"'ou,l William NfrhrU aHd ofbof
cs...,s IT., m,ai rtrrr 90 inquiry
i.. tir '.J,f,r ..... .aleI fis
loug investigation auI ,uas fh. ,s~.
uFdr, adfi.'uyHf.
Ro,cNdah' ,uWmiug 4r thr ,s>,
for thr defendant survivors as.ert
Gel that 'b. sa'a.trprhe must be
pla""l iu tle naval category of ..iu
rNitHhlr accidents
he aitarkri Mitchell. gautam
Nrtou Il"io,u 1uJ others wl. rFit
i,ilcl ihr handling ,f thr shin rud
tho administration ~ ditigillr a.
fairs hv fhr paNv Irparfmrnt Nit
chrll : cri'i,ism was neither ,vlsert
not pertinent D. s1il. adding that
Lau>dowre had NOT rrntrst.,l agliusf
maxine the flight
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Extra Wicket Is
Added To Speed
Delivery at P.O.

In order to hcip rclicvc the con.
gcstion AT the post office. Post
master Collins has installed Il tenn
porary bundle window in tine south
corner of the post office lobby. No
mail will be accepted at this win
dow, but persons receiving notices
of mail or parcels should present
trcm at this wicket. Parcels will
be distributed from III other win
dow at the post office and the new
wmdoW is added in order that de
livery may be expedited,
Long lines of people ave p"''cUl
AZ thc post offic" each daF, await
mg their turns to send or receive
mail, and thc Christmas rush Is 3nW
ON in full swing. Additional clerks
have been placed ON duty in the
lobby during the afternoon, when
the rush is the heaviest, and every
thing possible is being done to as
sist the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
by United Press Leased Wire

w WASHINGTON, Dec. -, --. Ac-
r"ptance by the United States of the
League of Nations invitation to
participate in its preparatory com
mission for a disarmament con fer
cucc was forecast at the white house
today, In behalf of President Cool
idge il WAS said that This govern
mcnt is working ON a method to pur-
sue in acccpting the invitation.
Participation by the United States
hN such representatives as the pres.
idcnt shall appoint sin any confer,
'ncc on conferences respecting the
Limitation of land. maritime or air
armamentS, which may be called by
the League of Nations. = was ask
ed in resolution introduced in the
senate today by Senator King
Democrat, of Utah.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Picturesque Swider Plans Fight Against Extradition
URGES CARE WITH
CHRISTMAS TREES,
STRESSES DANGER
Fire Chief Gives Timely
Advice About Using
Candles, Cotton "SnOw'

Warning against the danger of
Christmas tree fires was given to
the people of Ell Centro today by
Chief Ferguson of the fire depart
ment. who urges the utmost care in
connection with Christmas tree dec
orations and illumination. ......... .-..
While the old custom of deco
rating trees with candles is now
practically obsolete.' the chief said.
"many people still use them, in
spite of the danger that has beer
pointed out to them year after year
Practically all Christmas tree deco
rations are highly inflaminable and
il is tempting fate to place them
near lighted candles. The use of
cotton to obtain snow effects is also
to he condemned even if candles are
not used for illumination.
a spark from Il match or cigar
NAV set the cotton on fire and
quicker than it can he written. n
serious fire can be started. The
fire chiefs throughout the country
are unanimous in urging that no
COTTON ne UStN lot ' NHIiSlHlHN ilt'
decorations.
Watch Light Cords
''While electric lights are much
safer than candles for Christmas
tree illumination, there is also con-
siderable danger in their use, though
with proper precautions they repre-
sent a maximum of safety. Those
who use electric lights should be
! careful not to use faulty cords. or
or string cords over nails or other
metal fixtures which may produce a
short circuit.
49, At no time should Christmas
tree lights. whether electric or
candles, be lighted unless some
grown person is going to be presen.
I'LL the time that the lights are on, "
! the chief declared.
1--WE hope that FL Centre : Christ
mas will not be married by any
/ tragedies resulting from Christmas
! trees. with a little care this danger
! can be avoided entirely. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
DAWES PASSES UP
GENERALS RANK
IN RESERVE ARMY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Presi.
dent Coolidge today withdrew his
nomination of Vice President Dawes
to be brigadier general in the of
ficers reserve corps at Dawes re-
quest
The nomination was Transmitted
to the senate yesterday. as rout
inc matter. it was said at the white
house today, because DawcS' foul
wear term as brigadier general had
expired.
Subsequently, the vice president
notified the President that he be
lieved he should retain only the of
flee to which he was elected and
desired to let his geueralship lapse
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
FRENCH FORCE
Is AMRU SHED;
1902 ARE KILLED

Ry United Press Leased Wire
BACCAD, Dec. GA convoy
arriving here today reported
that two FRENCH Officers and
enc hundred men We're ambush
cd and massacred when erbels
surrounded Hens, to the north
Of Damascus.
The district was reported res
ti.o with DtllaGe ard murder
increasing.
Agency reports to Londor
overnight claimed new succaG-
ses for the Druse tIibesmen
who were reported to have taken
the town of khyam and to have
attacked two other towns near
the Palestine border.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
STATE GASOLINE
FIRMS TO DECIDE
ON PRICE RAISE

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2233.-Gaso-
line companies held numerous con
ferenccs here TO-DAY 10 determine
whether thev will follow the lead
of the Standard Oil company in rails
ing the price Of gasoline t'vo rruts
Il gallon in Southern California.
Among the companies which were
undecided about the rai-c v,er ,hc
Pan American, Shell, Grurru pctro
!cum. Union and Ventura.
The Standard Oil coHFnNi au.
nounccd new prices yesterday.
According TO the Automobile club
of Southern California the advance
means a total Of So. 3.00o lav tn
Southern California motorists The
Standards nov mtee +, -. ccn.,
a gallon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
SENATE ADOPTS MOTION
TO SUSPEND POWER PERMITS

WASHtNGTON. nee. %. - The
.snate tnAav adopted the Pittman
r~sabliiau to susprnd until Febru
ary 7 la2s. the authoFity Of the
federal nawer commission to issue
lifcuses for l,awcr sites on the Colo
rHdn river
Tho re~slutiau i designed % give
Ari.sua time o. rstifv the Colorado
river ramplet and - prevent prl.
,atr nr puhiir corporations from
flina claims 80 fhr river before m.
rsnli .ff irrames effective.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
APPLICATION FOR
new GAS SERVICE
SECURES SUPPORT
Citizens of Leading Val
ley Cities Give Testi-
mOny at Hearing Here.

No opposition to the establish
ment of gas plant i'll FL Centro,
which will supply gas to the various
communities of Imperial Valley
developed at the hearing held this
morning by the railroad commission,
on the application of the Inland
Empire Gas company for fran
chise. On the contrary the senti-
mtnt expressed was wholly in favor
of restoring the gas service which
has been sorely missed by many
Imperial Valley people since the old
plant closed down five years ago.
Representatives Of FL Centre,
Brawley. ImpcriaI. CaIexico and
MeXical. appeared at the court
house this morning to attend the
hearing on the application and in
tcrcst"d citi2cn> gave testimony in
tended 10 convince the commission
that 9a> service here is highly
desirable
r. $. Bryant, engineer for the
company, informed the commission
that tn company ran manufacture
ard furnish gas ut Il rate of $l.9J
per lG00 cubic feet, and it is csti-
mated this will represent a cost of
approximately 81 per month to the
average family. \ plant can be
installed aud in operation six months
after granting the franchise. the en-
sinccr said.
Investment of S750,000
The total investment represented
/ by the plant and the system of pip
- necessary 70 distribute it. will
reach S7j0,000, Bryant said, though
operations can be commenced ON ap-
proNimatrlv half a million dollars.
. Tie system Of distribution would he
Though 81 inch pipes between the
ccHtral plant ia FL Centre, and the
other citIc, tn be- supplied. The
pipes will bee aid above ground. on
concrete pillars, instead of follow
ing the old method of placing the
pipes scNcnl feet below ground.
Gas can be- supplied wholesale to
McXicali ~ a cost Of sI.J0 per 1000
: cubic feet, and can be rctailcd in
that city through the formation of
separate company. The engineers
figure oB a l0 per cent waStagc in
operation, Bryant informed the COM
mi ssinn.
After hearing all the testimony
that was offered, W. e. FmkhauScr.
who presided az the hearing as the
examiner for the railroad commits.
& sion, took the proposition under adj
+ viSemcnt. for submission to the com.
/ mission and decision ON the appli.
cation is hoped FOR at an early date.
El Centre WIS represented az the
hearing bv !. :. Carmichael. Secre.
t9ry 81 The chamber of commerce
James \. S.hofield rity clerk: !. =
Larcw, city attorney: Mrs. Violet
Campbell and NJ. q. King. Other.
Prrsett 40 tho hearing included ".
/ W. Van Pclt. secretary Brawlev
Chamber of Commerce: ". /. VII
SON. city attorney Of Brawlcv: Bill
Harmuth, secretary Calrxico cham
her of Commerce; l.. j. Powers. city
attorney. C1l,Nico; Juc r. King r.
presenting tte South,ru Sierra,
Power remmuv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
MANY ARE KILLED
IN CHINESE WAR

LONDON, Dec, 22.-Troops of
Fcng Nuh Slang, fighting nearly Il
fortnight on the Yangtsun front,
were reported by the Daily Mails
Nangtsuu correspondent today to be
weakening. Fcng was reported to
have suffered tremendous losses in
his hitherto vain efforts to dislodge
the Ii Ching Lin troops, The cor
respondent pictured the plains as
covered with dead
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
VIII MAKE EVERN effort
70 BRING BUTCH Rack

SNCRG IFNTO. 'frc 70. IT."
governor, ofticc wiz make every
affrIt tr G&p-ditc Che r"turn 80 this
state of C r. iutchines, notorious
i.os Angeles conf. l"prc man, arrest
cI m Ncr York -, TIE. request Of
Governor Friend w. Richardson,
who revoked ilutchiug' parole. il
.as sail here to-day.
In order THAT precautions may be
.lkou to ..cpr. Fly Hutch s. eX-
TRADITION. h.ry lp,geus. thc gov
,,tp.- E.4t.tc ~eefetn,v, sill carry
tho rcqrisit.n papers to New York
apJ p-. ,rtI t..w ta Guvcrpor Smith.
Alleged GO Between
Much interest IS being manifested
in Hutch ugs apprehension in view
Of The fact THAT he was the alleged
% between for hmco men and Los
Augrlrt officials whom the governor
ch. gc, accepted protection money
Continued on Page ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
ENDORSE NosUL AWARD

LONDON, Dee. 22.--Thc govern.
ment : course toward the Iraq man.
date has the approval Of he house
of commons.
That body, despite dcmonStra.
tive quitting Of the hall hy thc La
boritcS. endorsed, 239 to 1, the idea
of acceptance of the League Of Na
tiors council award of Mosll Ia
Ira0 on the understanding that Eng
land should take tie mmaatc for
23 wears and permit lraq To enter
the league at IN Garlic" date il
poSSihlc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
NO INCREASE HERE-yET!

Although the price OF .aSoliur
has been increased two cents per
gallon by the Standard OIL company
IN san Diego and Los Angeles. uo
notification of ~ increase has been
received at the Focal office, il was
stated this morning.
Local officials Of the standard
OH company stated today than they
might receive notice to increase M,
price, but that as yet none had been
sent here aud until u change wa,
ordercd' gasoline would continue "a
be sold at the current price.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
THREE BANDITS RIFLE
BANK GET 5000 ROLL

NANFUEn. CaIif d.. %
Merger "details ~ e. bank rohl,s m
M Rivcrlalc. "a miles usrth ~ hef.
in Fresno rouutv. were rereiXed hers
this afternoon, when % was rprortetl
that three bandit. rlrfied mway
S3ooo with them in light fourius
ear. Two 81 the uien aefualls
pulled oft the job while thg thiFl
remained la The ear dWfihg enc hold
up and kept the engine running.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
FRANK 4. MgJNSEY,
NOTED psjDs.sShER,
SyJCCUMBS IN N. Y.
suffers Relapse During
Night, Following Sec
ond Grave Operation.

rrEW YORK, DEC, 22.-Flank n.
Munsey, newspaper aad magazine
ruDlishar, a-oa today a. INC LaaoX
Hi hospitfi he1e after short i'll
ness follow rs az operation.
Mansey had rallied for "a '=m"
from thc arigiaal operation perform
cd iast Sunday bU. yesterday ser-
ovid opcration WaS necessary. 8ar-
~ the night he suffered relapse
and d'ed at a:3t q. H. seda-.
The publisher WIS N his I2nd
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
BIG HUTCH
IS ARREST
IN Ne n YORK
Principal in California
Parole Scandal Gets
Out on Bail Today.
BLAMES POLL TIC S
Richardson's Secretary
VIII Take Papers Di-
rect to n. Y. Governor.
ny isit,d Press Leased Wire
Hr1Cyy vcEL ~ %

ny ,uit,d Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Dee. %. -
Blaming his arrest or Califr-
MIA politics. Big Hutch
Hutchings, we'll known western
character, announced thr ough
connsta today TIT he would
liGht attempts to eXtTadste him.
Araigned before Magistrate
Levine N west Size court,
Hutch was le'd IN $1,000 bail
fo. further hearing on satur-
lay. The bond was raised at
orce.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
NEW BILL AIMS TO
CURB FRENCH REDS

PARIS, Dee. 22.-Thc BRAND cab
met today authorized the minister Of
Justice to present to the chamber a
bill tightening restrictions on ear
rying arms and permitting disso-
lutiou of organizations whose mem
befs carry arms.
The measure is aimed at Fascist
and Communist organizations which
might produce trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Dealer IL Lailies

Frank NgastF has tardci in news
paper circles thr >ohriqurt Of Il
.doater in dailirs. During has
'fctimc he owned Al different pc
iods seventeen newspapers, but at
ll.c time of his dcath had only two.
the Ncw York sun and NcW YORK
Telegram.
Manscv was bora IN Mercer,
Maine. On Augast y, ls5i. iIe "aS
telegraph operator "ad carly in
Hfe hceamc interested IA the pah-
s.sAjng ticId.
With $40 rs his sole capital, n"
e.; me 10 Now York at the age Of 2S
and fauud,d the Argusy. am Illus
t.. Ted weekly iu>'r,.le magazine.
The contributions Of Harat'o AiGef.
.r.. ai4cd m making this effort
,urcesz.
Changed To Monthly
Nurtcv : weekly then was started
bu, fatcd iudificrcutlv 1t VAS
changed 10 Nmscv : monthly and
f., c.scp;aiioa advanced TO 1Ooooo
at .bc peak of its popularity.
in, FIRST venture into the ucWSp"-
,.i. f.cld came in 500. He bought
the daily Continent here and later
r,cryrI II with The star, old Tam
4auv ergm. TIE New York Haily
Vows. the Washington Times. IN"
Io,ton Journal. the Philadelphia
Tjmc, arJ Baltimore News and t!r
'linI,lpbip Time, and Ha'tmor"
\,.,ys AMI thr \ 81 FORK Press were
um,l,syG and .a@ -itl'' 't' "rX'
two decades or 50.
Nurscv was a close Friend Of
Tnr5iare Hpoaovej end "aa a
leader in the BnH Moose o"''v. II
Va J.. rovrl lo would havr he'n
meade ;anba. Sa,'or to G!aa' Bran
had Roosevelt hoca elected 'n 1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
NEW TREATY
FORn[: BY
REDS, TURKS
Pact Is Seen as Move
to Counterfeit British
Power i'm Near East.
RUSSO AID SOUGHT
Iraq Mandate Is Given
Endorsement in House
Of Commons After Row
v United Press Leased Wire

BERLIN. Dec. 22.-The Soviet
embassy here confirmed today to
the United Press the conclusion Of
a Russo Turkish neutrality treaty
which presumably is calculated to
counteract British influence i'll the
Near East.
The treaty provides that neither
country shall participate in hos
tile alliance or irimical action di-
rected against the other while. in
event OF hostjlities of one with a
third power. the other party to the
pact shall observe neutrality.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
SLAYER OF SHERIFF TO
HANG, SAYS HIGH COURT

SALEM, Ore, Dee, 22.-Archie
Cody, SLAYER of Austin Goodman,
sheriff of Harney county, must pay
the supreme penalty for the crime.
The Oregon supreme court today
sustained the decree of Judge Dal-
tom Biggs of the Malehru county cir
cult court sentencing Cody to hang.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT


Dancing, Red Wing Pavilion.
Brawley.
Simon the jester Palace
Theater.
Here Comes the Bride"
Brrnk's tent theater.
The Midshipran," Valley
theater.
l. V. Commandery No. 81,
Masonic hall.
Knights of Pythias, Davis
hall.
TOMORROW
Asparagus Growers Field
Day. Criterian ranch.
Chamber of Commerce Lunch
een, 1910 Hotel Barbara
Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
EXPERTS BLOW SAFE
AND orr s2000 ROLL.

NTfNE. taiif, lAe. .s.~~Fs
psrf safe rraekefs h'ee opea the
safe in fhe ~oarHa aHA funFn stare
hrre where ssaoN was faken, ieassfy
,hrfffs drrbrrA here today ~ sset'
ing r,fus ~ thf FobAeFy fsfssas
slrtFing in 81 adlataing hutlsiino
declared theg diA uef bear - ~.
piasian.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Think u. s. WILL
PARTICIPATE IN
NEW ARMS MEET

by United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-
Representative Hamilton Fish,
New York, Republican, intro
duced in the house today q
joint resolution to authorize
Presidnt Coolidge to appoint
representatives of the United
States on a commission to pre-
pare for a League of Nations
disarmament conference, with
four reservations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Line Up Against Britain

Turkish rep0rts Tast Wcek indlrNt-
cd that Turkish emissarv had gone
to Moscow to seek aid Of Russia in
event of clash with Great Britain
over the award If Mo,ul to Brit
ain. Another report claimed 90 So
Wet representative had "returuod .
the Turkish agent : visit by making
a trip To AngorA.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
QUESTIONS
TESTIMONY
Of La RUE
L. A. Consulting Engineer
Says First Dam Should
Be at Boulder Canyon.
SHOWS BLUE PRINTS
Johnson Announces With
drawal of Membership
in River Control Club.
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90
A battle against the Swing
Johnson bill as amended was
forecast today at meeting OF
the senate committee on irriga-
tiona and reclamation.
Senator King, Democrat,
Utah, said he would oppose any
legislation by congress on the
development of the Colorado
river until after ratification of
the seven state compact by Cali
fornia and Arizona.
Ry United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - The
first dam in the Colorado river
should be built at Black Canyon,
Commonly called Boulder canyon)
and it should be built at once, F. N.
Weymouth, consulting engineer for
the city of Los Angeles and for 20
years with the U. S. Reclamation
service, told the senate reclamation
committee today. He denied the
truth of testimony of E. G. LaRue
interior department engineer. that a
high dam at Black canyon would not
fit in a scheme for maximum river
development.
Building of dam Mt Black
canvon would increase the acreage
of irrigated land in this area and
decrease il in Mexico said Wey-
mouth.
Eleven Dams Shown
Weymouth exhibited blue prints
for complete development of the
Colorado river. calling for the build
ing of eleven dams. Two of these,
one at Black canyon and the other
ut Glen canyon would be high dams
of 80 feet and 566 feet. respective
lv.
If work ON this dam is started
now within seven wears Southern
Clliforuia will be obtaining power
fur four mills per kilowatt hour, he
said.
High Dam Is Urged
\ low dam M Black canyon, as
recommended hv La Rue. would in
r-r the water supply 70. Mexico
aud more of the water would empty
into The ocean. Weymouth pointeG
out. whereas. high dam would hold
back the water. for use on arid lands
in This country.
SENATOR johnson. Republican,
california. introduced the names
and cards Of 3l3 land owners in the
lmprrial Valley who are withdraw
iug from the Colorado River Con
troll club. an organ cation sponsored
hv opponents Of the Black Canyon
arJ NlIAmerican dam projects.
Sees More Withdrawals
'' More withdrawals will he com
u- said johnson. soon as the
'lud vvrrs learn. rs these 3l3 have
tbc tfu. nafurc ~ this organiza
t'nr
Tho Wrvmouth plan would de
,,Ioua total ~ $3.50 000 horse pow
er. whereas thc w. Rue plan would
Old. vrlor nulv tOg000 horse power.
Wrvmouth told the committee. The
.oa' - r,nwer per hofse power under
tba W,ymuuth plan would he s75.
white urdrr the Ia Rue plan "
u..ull D.. sSf lc ailrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
uy United rce.S Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, DC VT
nesses c,te1 bv G5Yerno- Fc-cnd ".
Richardson in his recent stc'orent
before the Los angeles couu-J G-and
irly wete summoned Gay when the
inquiry into the parole Of Zig
Hutch Hntchings and o5hcr con
victs was resumed.
The grand Jury - o'so invcsti-
eating tho governors charges that
l.os Angeles officials pate pr"toe-
tiou 10 the oucrat.on> Of local con
iiicncc artists.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
rowAGER PRINCESS DIES

PARIS, Dee. 22.--Thc Dowagcr
Princess of Monaco, formerly Alice
Heine of New Orleans, died here to-
dav at. the Hotel CrilloH.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-14
Scotch Socialists and Workers Put Jazz Dancing On Co-By

GLASGOW, May 14.-(R-Scottish trade unions and Socialist organiza- tions have started movement to ban jazz dancing at their social func- tions on the ground that they are not only inlmodist but result in al together too much wasted energy as we'll Farm workers also are being urged in some circles to retain the 'good, old-fashioned dances which the city folks have forgotten all about"
 The editor of the Scottish Farm Servant, writing on the subject of dances, hopes that the farm work CTS will give the modern acrobatic iniQuities the go-by, and leave the fancy jazz dances for the high fliers in the Metropolitan districts" He comments one branch social recent. Iy as a great success because the organizers gave the guests a lot of old dances, and he invites other branches to revive the dances of other years before they pass from memory entirely.