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Optimistic Over
Beef Outlook In
Imperial Valley

According to Secretary W. W. Van
Pelt Of the Brawlcv Chamber Of
Commerce. the recent inspection
Of baby beef brought to the valley
two months ago for experimental
preparation for market. is progress
ing successfully in all instances.
Van Pelt states that he has been
firm in the conviction. for some
time, that Imperial Valley climatic
and feed conditions are such that
baby beef can be made ready for
top market prices in shorter time
here than anywhere else in the
United States.
The only question now Mt issue
among the stockmen is whether the
available coast markets will afford
sufficiently high price for the
product TO justify the extra cost
OF the higher quality product which
will be produced in the valley. 1t
is Van Pelt' 8 belief that they will.
The experimental work is in
charge of high school agricultural
class boys who were assigned calves
to rear and market, and who have
had the advice of agricultural in
structors and f. l.. Garthwaite and
Raw Ellis of tho farm advisors of
flee. The manner in which the boys
have followed instructions faithful
" has won much praise.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
SENATORS WILL
SPEND DAY IN
I SEEING VALLEY
Continued from rage II

Colorado river, California side; ar
riving at Hanlon $ Heading ut noon,
the 3lst, for lunch. Spend the af-
ternoon travelling down the levee
into Mexico and returning to Han
lon s Heading the night of the 3lst.
Pick up car that night and leave
for Yuma, Arizona.
November 1.--Arrive at Yuma.
Arizona, spending the first and
second Mt Yuma.
November 2.-Leave that night
for Phoenix, Arizona.
November 3.-Arriye in morning
at Phoenix. Arizona. and spend two
days in Salt River Valley and Casa
Grande Valley.
November 4.-Leavc night Of
fourth for Parker, Arizona, on Colo.
RADIO river.
November 5.-lnspect Parker pro
iect and return to Wickcnburg in
time to get train night of fifth.
November 6.-Arrivc at Prescott
morning of sixth, spending day vi
sitting Arizona land and irrigation
project and surrounding country,
leaving thu: night for Grand Cam
yon.
November Arrive in morning
at Grand Canyon, and spend day.
leaving that night for Flagstaff.
Arizona.
November 8.-hrrive at Flagstaff,
and leave ,hat morning for Glenn
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
n. Y. Newspaper
Launches Attack
On Rockefeller
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. Mar. o4.-A "clean
up of the oil industry was de
manded in an editorial yesterday by
the New York World.
John d. Rockefeller. Jr., is 4
large stoekholder IN the Pacific Oil
and Gas Company, the editorial
reads. $50 IS the Rockefeller
foundation. The general education
board is large stockholders n the
Prairie Oil and Standard Oil Of IN
diana. Both are supported from
Rockefeller endowmcnts.
Mr. Rockefeller breakfasts -
the white house and discusses law
enforcement with the President. But
how has he contributed toward en-
forcement Of the law as i affects
4he oil company in which he :
heavily interested2 When does he
propose TO begin and what does he
intend 20 do in the case Of his own
company, where officers and direc-
tors have failed in their duty TO-
ward tha government?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
RESOLUTION TO
HALT EXECUTION
IS TURNED DOWN
Continued from Pace y

health and educational condition
among the Indians of the state, and
appropriating $1o5,00o to carry on
relief work, We're referred back to
the senate with favorable recon
mendation by the committee.
The CrowSy 4Saylor biz, which
aims at the establishment of two
state institutions to care fo.. mar
cotic addicts, was re-referred to a
special subcommittee of the fin
ance body this morning.
During consideration of the mems.
ure which carriqs a 100000 appro-
priation, the question arose us TO
whether 1t would not be more eco
nomieal TO enlarge the present ms
titutions to take care of the sit
uation rather than to construct new
buildings, II. r. Braden, member
of the state board of control, APP
proved the latter idea. This, he
said, would eliminate much dupli-
cate expense.
\ measure providing that boards
of trustees of municipal corporations
may submit an ordinance providing
fer the city manager form of gov
ernment At any municipal or spe-
cial election, was passed without
opposition by the senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
MELOLAND NEWS
(By Press Staff Correspondent)

MELOLAND, March 24.-One of
the most delightful events of the
season WAS the bridge luncheon
given by Mes1ames Karl aud
Ralph Engeloretson. The st. Pat.
rick 5 Day motif was carried out
in place cards and favors, while
dainty bouquets of sweet peas and
jonquils added gay colors. After the
dainty four course luncheon was
served, the afternoon was spent in
playing bridge. Mrs. Ward Me-
Grew Won first prize and Mrs. W.
Johnston, consolation. Guests pre-
sent We're: Mesdames John Zenos,
Homer Spear, Fred Smith. W. 4.
Swordfcgcr, Ben Christian. Arthur
Farley, Dan Scott, Ward NcGrcw,
Virgil Edwards, W. 0. Pond, W.
Johnston. r. Neifert, Harry Hovcy,
II. c. Smith, Fred Walker. Earl
Summers. George Lindsay, Henry
Havekorst and viii Stanton.
Grandmother Schwcnk is visit
ing Al the home Of her grandson.
Ward McGrew. Mrs. Schwenk is.93
years old and n Great grandmother
to baby EVELYN McGrcw. She won
2 prize rot long ago for being the
o'dest woman riding in Z parade at
Orange. She Is well known b.
mang, and loved By all Who know
her.
Among these who attended the
lettuce buyers dinner dance from
Meloland were Mr.. and Mrs W. 4.
Swerdfeger and Mr. and Mrs Dan
Scott
The attendance IT the Meloland
school. which has been very poor
recently on account of illness is
;1nnrnrinr snnnruh1t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
CALHOUN TAKES
STAND IN OWN
MURDER TRIAL
Continued from page II

tContlnued from page II
! casions. and referred 20 a time two
vars ago, WHOM his club 1.-The
Home of the Hunter was rafded
by the police WHO claimed he was
conducting a gambling join. lie
also referred TO occasions when mar,
eatics and whiskev were "plqntea
N lis hompi in an attempt TO get
him into trouble. he alleged.
Struck on Head
Calhoun asserted that several
years ago, while working rs black
smith 5 apprentice, he was struck
IN the head by 4 heavy sledga and
siace that tire had suffered vio-
leat headaches At various times.
Or. Louis Webber, an alienist
from Les Angeles, introduced by
II, prosecution, refused to term
Calhoun insane, and stated that
his acts at the time Of the shoot
ing We're those Of man who had
been drinking too much.
j. y. ketchum. who was hired
:. Calhoun ON the night Of the
shooting to drive him from Heber
70 Calezico. testified regarding that
occurrence.
Judge r. B. Whitelaw, United
States commissioner fer Fl Centre.
testified regarding the federal ac-
ti9a against the Calhouns two wears
ago, on Il charge of violating tha
lsta amendment. lie brought the
docket of his court with him and
PARTS Of il, pertaining to the ar
raignment Of the Calhours and
their bonds. were read into the rec
ord Of the trial.
This ,ieral case was an after
math Of an action against the Cal
horns in the citv police court.
which was never brought 10 trial.
Tie federal case also failed Of
trial, and in response to questions
By defense counsel, Judge Wiiteiaw
stated that HIS connection with the
ease terminated with settiu., the
bond and holding the defendants
FOR the fed cal court.
Attorney N. g. Atthison Of Ca
loxico. counsel for the Calhouns in
tile police court action, also tcsti-
rie1 steting he had tried on sew
cral occasions to get 4 trial for his
clients but was unable to do so.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Market Report
fContinued from page II

tC01l-lGe4 rom pa-1S II
moderate, demand slow. market dull
Imperial-4s mostly 400, IS mostly
SIS.
TT. WORTH: coz partly cloudy.
, Calf arvd. , diverted CT track.
Opening Tuesday. supplies moder
ate. demand and trading moderate
market slightly weaker. Brokers
carlot sales Fl. Worth basis, Calf
IS mostly So. IS SEQ.
ST. LOTIS: 59' clear. No earlot
arrivals, > on track. Supplies mod
crate, demand and trading mo1er-
ate. market steady. Calif-4s 400
4.25 mostly 4.2J. Is hest 3.7j-4G0
mostly 3.75 poorer 90, Gs best 80
500 mostly 2.l0-2.75 poorer 1.50.
CINCINNATI: 52' partly cloudy.
l Calf arvd. on track. Closing
Monday. opeaing Tuesday. supplies
moderate, demand moderate market
steady for good stock. Calif-4s
fair oualitv 40O-425, IS fair quail
itv 350-3.75 few 400.
PORTLAND: - clodv. . Calf
arvd, unbroken, broken care on
track. Supplies moderate, demand
and trading moderate, market
steady, little change in prices. Sales
direct to retailers. Calif-4s 4.7j-
800. IS 4.25-4.j0, IS 2.7j-3.00
BALTIMORE: 42' clear. Calf
3 Fla, / S Car arvd. l reconsioncd
1G on track. Express receipts fairly
liberal. Closing Monday supplies
moderate Calif-demand modcr-
ate. market stoalv. Imperial-4s
4.J0-4.75. - mostly 40, Gs $50.
PHILADELPHIA: A. clear )
Calf, : Fla, S Car arvd, 10 on
track. estern supplies moderate.
Demand moderate, merke tsteady
Calif-5s 4.00-4.50 poo. condition
100000.
BOSTON: 3G' clear. Calf, ! 6
Car ARID, 10 on track. Supplies lin
itcd. demand limited, market slight
" weaker. Imperial-4s 4.00-4.j0
few 500 special marks mostly 80
few high as 600, IS best 4.C0-4.2J
few 40 ordinary quality and con-
dition 3.50-3.7J special marks 80,
IS ordinary quality and condition
2.75-3.90, IS special marks 4.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Canyon via Lees Forty, arriving at
Lees Ferry the evening of the
eighth.
November 9.-Visiting Glenn Can
You'd and surrounding country.
November l0.-Rcturn to Flag
staff, and leave there that evening
on train No. Z Santa Fe at 6:25
for Barstow, California.
November ll.--Arrive at Barstow
at 500 n. m. leaving Mt SOS a. m.
and arriving at Las Vegas, Nevada
n 1850 4. m. Spend that after.
noon at Las Vegas and surround
ing country.
November II and 13.-Spend on
the Colorado river at Boulder Can
von and Black Canyon.
November l3.-Dspersc that night
nj Las Vegas, Nevada.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
EllingsOn Girl
Breaks Down for
The Second Time
nv United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO Mar 24.-
/ Dorothy Ei.ingson. mother Saver
n 1G. today collapsed for the see
! ond time since the start Of her trial.
Although the girl did net faint,
as she did Yesterday, She burst in
! to tears and court was forced to
i recess while police matrons worked
with her
The collapse occurred during qucs
tioning Of Mrs, Alice Hicks, . pros
pectivc juror
Frequent reference to the rcla.
tionship Of mo,har and daughter
caused Dorothy to lower her head
and sob.
FINALLY, when Mrs. Hicks said,
"Id be willing to see my own
daughter brought to trial should
she be charged with such crime, ="
Dorothy broke into uncontrolled
weeping .and sha was helped from
the courtroom.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
MARKET REPORTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. pa
putter extras 45; prime firsts A.
-.
Eggs extra 80 extra pullcts 81 IL
understood pullets 27 1.2. Cheese,
California flats fancy nominal;
California young Americas fancy
25; Oregon triplets 25; Oregon
young Americas "a 1-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Insurance Firms
to Lose Million
ny United Press Leased Wire

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Mar. "a
Insurance losses in the tornado
swept area of Indiana may reach
sl,09000o according TO adiusters
who returned here today.
More than a score Of state insur-
ance agents and adjugters were in
the field in Gibson and Posey coun.
ties TO adjust the claims resulting
from the storm.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

s. DR.. Marsden Leaves.-Dr. c. 6.
Marsden, who has been in FL Cen
tro for the past two years, is law
ing for San Diego TO open up 4
practice in the First National Bank
Building in that city. Dr.. MarSden
has established G splendid practice
in El Centro and his many friends
here regret to have him leave. nr.
Marsden S family has been in San
Diego for some time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Chinese Held
For Attempting
to Lure Girls
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 24.-Three
Chinese were held here today charg-
ed win attempting to lure two girls
into an opium den at Pasadena.
The girls were rescued by marco
tie officers as the Orientals were
in the act Of focing them into the
place, it was said.
The suspects are King Key, Wong
Lon Chew, and Chan Box Tong.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
BUTTER AND EGGS
LOS ANGELES, Mar. a.

LOS ANGELES, Mar. "a
Butter AT,
Extra eggs 81.
Case count 90.
Pullets 90.
Pc wee eggs .2312.
Live Poultry
Broilers q to ~ lb. 36.40; color
ed ~ to 1M 30-40; fryers 42-4s;
young roosters 2 lb and up 1850;
old ROSTERS 1917; leghorn old roost-
ers 1914; leghorn hens 2h to 3 lb
1925; 3 lb and over 2G-27; large
colored hens 29-31; fancy turkeys
1886.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Make $40 at Dance-The dan
NO MORE DARWIN

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March "a
Governor Peay signed a bill passed
by the general assembly prohibiting
the teaching of Darwinain theory
of evolution in schools and colleges
Of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

New York-Earl Sande, Ameri.
ca 's premier jockey, who was dan
gerously injured at Saratoga last
August, now is able to work out
mounts at Jamaica.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.-The cot
ton market closed lower. off IS
points. Spots off Is points: mids
o5 so. Range.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Accident Victims Improving-Ae.
cofding 10 DIR. L. {. House. who is
attending F. B. Hall. of Artesia. and
J. y. Mutter Of Bel, who were in
jurcd near Imperia! Sunday after
noon, in 4 collision with q United
Stage. it is now expected that the
men will recover. Their condition
today shows considerable improve
meAt. though they are Vet too weak
10 talk about the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

10 wonder Philadelphia is known
as a sleepy town. People staying up
late at night look sleepy next day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Steve's Evening steak dinners. ad

Compliment "Bul"-W. T. Con
way, manager OF the Barbara
Worth hotel. was paid compliment
last night over the air. which was
heard by several local radio fans.
The compliment came from XII
radio station nj Los Angeles, in last
night s program which WIS render
ed by Ray West s Alexander or
ehestra. During the program, the
announcer stated that the next num-
Der on the program would be a yio-
lin solo by Ray West himself. com
plimentary TO "Bin" Conway. man
ager of the Barbara Worth hotel. FL
Centro. The solo was one Of
Ray s - famous numbers and was
greatly enjoyed by all who heard
II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

cheminot Meeting Friday-A reg
nlar meeting Of the cbemiaot Of I'M
perial Valley Toiture 10. 512. Forty
and Eight. VIII be held n American
Legion HaH. Imperial. Friday
night. Correspondent Al Kellogg
has sent notice to each member Of
The cheminot and urges that all be
present. IS considerable business is
TO be transacted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Gases Continued-The case Of
Sam Lewis, charged with burglary.
which was scheduled for hearing III
the superior court Yesterday, has
been continued until April :. The
same date has been set for the trial
of Carl Christian, charged with man
nfaeturing liquor. The combinations
were made necessary by the hearing
Of the Calhoun case. which is on
the docket in Judge Cole 5 court.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Davis Beauty 7arlor. Phone 2o7.
adv
steve's for Special Ealads. adv
Eatables Always Fresh at Steves.
a6v

Alleged Car Thief Held James
Wilson. charged with the theft Of
an automobile at Holtville, is held
at the county Jail pending "a pre-
limiHary hearing. Wilson was ar
rested in Holtville and was brought
10 the iail from that city by Dep
MY Sheriff Harold Gillett.
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
knights of Pythias tonight. Rank
Of Knight. adv
Loynd Serves the Best Fountain
Lunch in Southern California. Try it
once and get the habit. eodtf adv.
Former Officer Here. e. Bogue.
former member Of tn f. Centre po-
lice department, is in this city to-
day having been subpoenaed as a
witness in the Calhoun trial. Bogue.
who is famiiarlv known as ''Cy, "
was 2 member Of the force until a
wear ago, when he resigned to 20
into business in Los Angeles.
Nine. Katherine Ward Krpelian,
vocal teacher, studio G43 Olive,
Wed Of each week. Voices tried.
Arrangements made for lessons.
Phone 5-8W. adv
Make $40 at Dance-The dance
given III the Mt Signal school
March %, was n great success
about S140 being cleared. The
money. which was made, viii be
used TO furnish the new teacherage
The music which was full Of pei
and very much appreciated by all
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasin~s. Phone El Centre $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Fryers For Sa'c-Big yellow leg
kind. Come OF Sunday or anytime.
McCollum 5 Corner, Main St. east
Of CITY limits. Phone 92J1. Fresh
eggs, butter. milk and groceries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Automooiie Loans

Automobile Loans. 7 clear your
car and loan Won money, you pay
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
eco Main St. Phone 359J, El Cen.
tro. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24
Had for Iumigrat tion-AntoDi,

Avolinas. % wears old, was arrest
ad in this citv Yesterday afternoon
bv Inspector Wright and Linfoot Of
the immigration service. CT
charge of illegal eHtrv into the
Cnitel States He is held at the
county iail pending an i4vestiga.
ton of lis case.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Leaving valley-Their many
friends and acquaintarces in this
end of the valley VIII reoret 10 hear
of the denarture last SATURDAY. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Beale from
Calipatria, where they have made
their home for some years The
Beales are moving to Los Angeles
and their removal win spell 4 real
loss to Calipatria where they have
been extremely prominent in civic
affairs, having practically been
the first arrivals in that town.
They were honored quests ~ n fare
we'll party given by Calipatrians
recently nj which regret was ex-
pressed over their departure.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Steve S Specla. noon lunch soc.
ad1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Fryers For sale-Big yellow leg
kind. Come out Sunday or auv-
time. McCollum 5 Corner. Main s..
east of city limits. Phone 92J1.
Fresh eggs, butter, milk and gro
ceries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Knights OF Pythias tonight. Rank
of Knight. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-24

Knights of Pythias tonight. Rank
Of knight. adv