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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
BRAWLEY MEET,
LAST OF SEASON,
TEENS WITH pep
Movement On to Have
County Supervisors
Back Up Fair

Endorsement of a plan outlined
by DR.. Fred-P. Foard of the United
States Public Health Service, for q
county wide full time health ser,
vice, was made at the meeting of
the Associated Chambers of Com,
merce last night, following a talk
on the benefits of the service by
Dr. Foard.
At the present time, some of the
cities in the valley have a full time
health service, DIR. Foard stated, and
others have only q part time SER
vice. He urged that funds be pro-
vided to enable the entire county to
be given the full time of a phvsi.
elan from the nited States Public
Health Service, who would super
wise health Hnd sanitation conditions
in this county.
President Schneider appointed q
committee consisting of Walter
Havekorst, Brawley; H. P. Meyer,
FL Centre; 2. n. Meyer, Calipatria;
S. P. Rowe, Westmorland: Lester
EichhoId, Imperial and DR.. Mosher
of HOltville, to take up this matter
with the board of supervisors, and
endeavor to obtain an appropria,
ton for carving out the program
given by DR.. Foard.
+ The matter of forming an associa-
ton with the Yuma Chamber of
Commerce was taken up, it being
ipointed out that thes problems con-
fronting Yuma are similar with
those which the> valley has, and that
better results can be obtained by
the two organizations working to-
gether. IT was also suggested that
the new Chamber of Commerce at
Jacumba be included in any plan
for broadening the scope of the AS
sociated Chambers of Commerce ac
tivities.
Tt was decided to hold the matter
over until the fall, when a commit
tee will probably be appointed to
investigate the feasibility of un-
ion with Yuma and Jacmnba.
Endorse Mid-Winter Fair
II. p. Never reported as one of
committee which recently met with
the board of supervisors to obtain
an appropriation of $1,000 Cor the
mid-winter fair at Brawley. He re-
ported that the supervisors favored
such an appropriation but desired
to know if such action would have
the approval of the people through
out the county. Walter Havekorst
explained that the old Brawley
Mid-Winter Fair is now the Imper
ial Valley Mid Winter Fair, and the
committee in charge is representa-
tive of the entire county.
The meeting therefore adopted a
motion endorsing the Mid-Winter
Fair and an appropriation for it by
the supervisors, and instructed the
committee which has the matter in
charge to take it up again with the
supervisors.
A letter was read from Mrs. An.
gle Miller, asking the Associated
Chambers to take action against
opening prot at Jacmba, thereby
permitting the establishment of n
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
By ALFRED HICKS
Omitted Press Staff Corresponds

HONG KONG, June 27-The Can
ton government has given the most
explicit assurances that it will pre-
vent any further anti-foreign dem
onstrations at Shameen, the foreign
quarter of Canton.
The situation is still tense, al
though there appears to be no
ground for rumors that the Chinese
intend to seize Shameen.
Germans at Shameen have been
guaranteed full protection by Chin
ese authorities, provided they wear
white armlets.
Americans from Canton, now here
fleeing from, Canton, issued a state
ment emphatically recording their
disapproval of the attitude of
American teachers of the Canton
Christian College who had issued q
statement blaming Shameen for
eigners for the Tuesday shootingl
The vice president of the college has
retracted the statement but the
Americans desired to make their
ideas known.
Refugees held the teachers had
shown lack of Judgment and re-
traint.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
One DROWNED AS
u. s. BOAT SINKS
BY United Press Leased Wire

CAIRO, ILL.,, June 27.-One mem
ber of the crew was drowned and
16 others were saved when the gov
ernment tender Meramac sank in
the Mississippi river near here late
Friday.
The current of the river is strong
at this point which may have caus
ed the sudden listing of The boat.
1t sank. within fonr m'mutes.
The one man Drowned was Will
liam Adams, St. Lous, stoker
aboard the vessel.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Seeking Son of
S. P. Agent of
Northern City

T. +. Moore, special agent for
the Southern Pacific company
Mt Sacramento, has asked the aid
Of the sheriff's office and the
police of Imperial Valley, in
aiding him to locate his son,
Donald R. Moore, who disap-
peared from the family home at
Sacramento on the afternoon of
May 81.
The Younger Moore had n
nervous breakdown a wear ago,
and he has been in i'll health
since that time. His father be-
lieves his son may have suffer
ed a lapse of memory and that
he may be in some sanitarium or
hospital.
The missing man is % years
old, five feet nine inches in
height, weight 130 pounds.
brown hair, brown eyes, and
very sallow complexion, due to
his illness. He has a peacock
tatooed on his left arm below
the shoulder and another tattoo
mark on the same arm. The
third finger on his left hand is
slightly drawn, having been cut
on the inside.
When last seen he was wear
ing black low shoes, light shirt
with collar attached, dark gray
hat and dark blue wool suit
with a pin stripe.
Anyone having information
on the missing man is requested
to forward it to Sheriff Gill
lett or to any peace officer, or
to the boys home at 1880 Thir-
ty Seventh street, Sacramento,
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Trio Will Face
Trial On July 6,
Oberholtzer Case

NOBLEsvILLE, Ind, June 27.-
d. 5. Stephenson, Earl Klenck and
Earl Gentry will face trial July s
in Hamilton circuit court here on
charges of numbering Miss Madge
Oberholtzer, 2s, of Indianapolis.
Date for the trial was set today
by Judge Fred f. Hines after de
Tense attorneys had made a deter
mined effort to have the case set
for trial next Monday.
Judge Hines Immediately ordered
a special venire of 100 drawn for
jury service. Sixty two names
still remain from the present venire.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Still Searching
For Bodies; Toll
of Fire Is Two

KANSAS CITY, June 27.--Fire-
men were digging away today in the
ruins of the ellis Theater, destroy
ed by an explosion and fire Thurs
day night, in search of additional
bodies of victims following discov-
cry of the body of Harry Likely, %.
The death toll today stood at two
with the findings of Likely's body,
a fireman having been killed enroute
to the blaze when Il fire truck was
wrecked.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
S. P. WANTS TO ACQUIRE
THREE RAILWAY
BY Press staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The
Southern Pacific Company today
applied to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority to acquire
control of the Nevada California
Oregon Railway Company, by pur-
chase of its capital stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
FIRST BARTLETT PEARS
BRING RECORD PRICE

MARYSVILLE. Cal. June 81
All records for Bartlett pear prices
were shattered when four boxes of
the fruit from Bonanza ranch in
Uba county sold at auction in Chi
cago for $500 per box.
Advices Of the sale made yester-
day were received here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Search Given Up
For Missing Man

YOSEMITE, June 27-Park ran
gers and other searchers have given
up hope Of finding alive Frank j.
Koeman, San Francisco man miss
ing in the park more thap two
weeks. Kocman, a camera enthusi-
asst, left Camp Curry TO take pic
lures. His personal effects have
been sent to San Francisco to be
turned over to relatives in the east.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
FACES PRISON TERM
FOR POISONING DOG

LOS ANGELES, June 27.- Mar
tin Volk faces three years in prison
for feeding poisoned meat 70 a
neighbor's s dog. lie was convicted
in Judge Elliott Craig's court, and
is to be sentenced.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
GAMES TODAY
National

National
Boston at New York. clear.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
clear.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, clear,
two games.
Chicago at st. Louis, part
cloudy.
American
New York at Boston, clear,
two games.
Washington at Philadelphia,
clear.
Cleveland at Chicago, clear two
games.
st. Louis at Detroit, partly
cloudy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Pandemonium Breaks Loose

have suffered"
Pandemoniuni Breaks Loose
Pandemonium broke loose in the
little court room when the verdict
was returned shortly after 10 p. m.
More than 1000 persons. many of
them women, had kept constant vi
gil for five hours and half while
the jury was deliberating, anxious
to be there for the "big climax
of the trial.
Shepherd has one more battle
ahead of him, He must fight to
sustain the will which Billy made,
bequeathing the bulk of the Me-
Clintoek estate to him. Seven dis
tant cousins of Billy's have served
notice they will try to break the
will and prevent Shepherd from
being almost sole beneficiary. This
case is to be argued in the probate
court soon and upon its decision de-
pends Shepherd S possession of the
81 100000 McClintock estate.
Miss Isabelle Pope, North Shore
society girl, who was to have mar
ried Billy, was reported in 4 state
of collapse at her home. Her par
ents and sister, Elizabeth, denied
the report.
"Isabelle is not that kind of a
girl, - Elizabeth said. isabelle re-
fused to be seen. She was home
when the jury returned its verdict.
Chief Justice Harry Olson of the
municipal court, who instigated the
investigation said he was no. fully
satisfied with Grove s efforts and
declared he was. "Lot through -
with the case.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Distrust of
DIR. c. c. Faiman, head of bac-
THEOLOGICAL school, chief witness for
the state, was the principal reason
for the Jury voting to acquit Will
liam ID. Shepherd of the charge that
!, he killed his ward, Billy 4eGlin-
tock, for his fortune, it is said now.
Faiman testified that he supplied
Shepherd with typhoid fever germs
with which to- -inhoculates Billy in
return for a promise; of 100000.
DIR. Faiman s alleged shady repu-
tation, coupled with the state S re-
fusal to vouch for him, broke the
prosecution ease, the jurors admit
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27

The above dispatch would tend to
indicate that reports of a new mass
ing for an attack on Shameen, as
carried by an agency other than the
United Press, were exaggerated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Ry United Press Leased Wire

PARIS. June 27.-The govern
men won complete victory carly
today when the chamber of deputies
adopted by "A vote of $50 to 81 the
project of Minister CailIauX for
meeting France 5 forthcoming fin
anciai needs.
This project. in the main, is for
m increase of 5000, 100000 francs
in the Bank of France circulation,
hitherto limited 10 45,00o,OOOOOo
francs for issuance of gold loan
and for fresh advances from the
Bank of France TO the treasury
The vote on the project followed
n vote of confidence for Premier
Painleve, based on the ehaml Ter $
approval of the Caiilaux plan: Ihe
vote of confidence was carried, us
toN1s on the question OF new loan'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27
Project Plans
Putting Many
Neuu Francs Out
BY A. L. BRADFORD
United Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS, June 27.-After the
chamber in an all night session had
put through Finance Minister Gail
laux S finance program, including
issuance of six billion of new
paper francs, the senate late today
also approved the project.
Further, the senate gave Premier
painleve two votes of confidence
226 10 % and 285 to % in connee-
tion with the new measures.
The vote on passage Of the prof.
rct itself was pa TO II which was
ia itself also vote of confidcnce
for Painleve.
The first question Of confidence
was put by I'ainieve on the six bill
lion frame issue 10 the state and on
approval of the old Demonsic Bank
OF France accord which provided
for heavy advances to the state
from the bank funds.
One hundred and sixty members,
mostly socialists, abstained from
voting on the question.
The second vote of confidence
came on tlns loan issue, which was
easily passed.
The Socialists whose attitude has
been closely watched. had prouoscd
capital levy measure but this
failed $40 10 210.
Painleyc said the present meas
ures are aimed at the floating debt,
while the "financial reform .
measures are 10 come later. He APP
pealed to the Deputies to ask them
selves whether they had a better
plan to offer, Otherwise they snould
support the government.
Minister Caillaux insisted he
wanted to save the country from
falling into the "abyss Of inflat-
ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-27

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