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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
STATE WIDE SEARCH FOR SON

san FRANCISCO, june %
4 state Wide search for Donald
Moore. -, son Of Thomas Moore,
special agcHt for the Southern Pa
cifir al Sacramento, has Just been
launched here by his father in 90.
operation with city, county and
state peace Officers.
The boy was last seen May 81
when hc left his home at 1850
Thirty Seventh street, Sacramento.
Hhcu BE- told his mother that be was
going down town. so word has been
received from him since and his
parent. fear that be has mot With
foui piav.
ban o Cuncll, chef special agent
for the soufhrrn Pacific, has aoti.
fed the eonpanr's special officers
70 b" Oh she watchout for the miss
Ing lad
During tho world war Young
Moore served in the navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
WOMEN HELD ON
MURDER CHARGE,
BAY CITY MAN

SAN FRANCISCO, june 23. -
Claiming self defense, Mrs. Frank
Howard and Mrs. Elsie Lotte were
held by police today in connection
with the Staying of Albert Anderson,
United States custom guard.
Through their attorney, the wom
en- announced they would admit the
crime, but claim they battled with
Anderson only when it became nee
essary to protect themselves.
Anderson, mortallv wounded, was
found in the elevator of Il fashion.
able apartment house Sunday. He
had been struck on the head with a
blunt instrument and then stabbed
in the chest. He died enroute to
the hospital without regaining con
sciouSness.
Both Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Lotte
are pretty, Young matrons, living
together at the Cliff apartments,
gwhere the Staying occurred. Mrs.
Howard, according to the defense
attorneys. William j. Gloria, will
admit that she struck Anderson
over the head with bottle, then
stabbed him with a pen knife when
he grew hostile and she feared he
would kill her.
Mrs. Lotte announced she would
"s'and by my pal to the end. -
Leo GrigSby, claimed by the
women to hay. been the fourth
member of my party in their
apartment is being hunted
Mrs. Howard. according to her
attorney, viii admit that she flirted
with Anderson or the street Sunday
evening and permitted him TO follow
her 10 the apartment, where Mrs.
Lotto and Grigsby were.
Shortly afterward. Mrs. Howard
claimed, +" Anderson became abusive.
lie cursed me and said he had been
having trouble with his wife and
intended ruling women from now on.
IL rushed from the room and he
followed, striking me. GrigSby
came to nv assistance and the two
men wrestled. | was afraid Andcr-
son would use the revolver | SAW
him CARRYING so l struck him with
bottle
"He reeIcd but continued fight
ing with Grigshy and then / stuck
him with a pen knife H. collap,
scd.
"Tbcir only thought was to get
Anderson ont OF he apartment, the
women said. so they, with Grigsby :
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
JURY is
STILL OUT AT
TWO O'CLOCK

At O'clock this afternoon, no
verdict had been reached hv the
Jury in the case of Sam Lewis, on
trial for perjury, and it was bciiev-
ed that none would be arrived at
before this evening.
Lewis trial, which started veSter
day. is an outgrowth OF the Jean
Calhoun trial. in which it is alleged
Lewis periurcd himself by stating
he saw a number IF guns in Jean
Hudson 5 room, shortly after the
latter was shot by Calhoun. Tes-
timonv Of several other witnesses at
the trial was to the effect that there
were no guns in Hudson s room.
Lewis has been confined in Jail
since last December, having been ar
rested shortly after the shooting of
Hudson, as material witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Harrigan Attends
Alfalfa Meeting

Horticultural Commissioner Harri-
gan addressed meeting Of alfalfa
growers at the Brawlcy city hall
last night, on the Importance Of OBJ
serving the standardization laws in
connection with alfalfa seed.
According TO the commissioner,
there arc approximately 5000 acres
in the valley at the present time
devoted to raising alfalfa seed, and
the majority Of this acreage was re-
presented at last night S meeting
Marketing pro1-:ms were discussed
informally, and the Horticultural
commissioner outlined the necessity
of owners having their fields certi-
fled TO as being free from noxious
weeds and other seed inferiorties.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
r0lJRTH STREET
OPEN BETWEEN
STATE, ORANGE

The new paving which IS Dene
laid on Fourth street, between State
and Orange streets, will be eomplet'
ed tonight, according to City Eng,
neer knights, and that portion OF
Fourth street will be opened to traf
fic the next day or so.
Superintendent Matthias, of the
David II. Ryan company, which mas
the contract for the paving, wliI
move his paving gang to the south
end of the city tomorrow, to com,
mence work ON the Sandalwood
Drive paving, after which the
Fourth street job will be resumed,
the paving gang working northward
to Orange street.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Bows Released
From Custody

J. c. Elliott and o. y. Williamson.
youths who were arrested Yesterday
IN Holtyille. by deputy sheriffs,
were released from custody last
night, when it was found that the
young men were entirely innocent of
any crime.
They were picked up in Holtville
when suspicion was arounsed about
ear they were driving, and which
they claimed to have purchased in
San Diego. Their story was check
ed up in san Diego and found 10
be true, and their release from jail
promptly followed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Gun Woman Is
Given Divorce
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June %.
Claiming mcutal cruelty, Clara
Smith lIamon, famous Oklahoma
gun woman, obtained a divorce to
day from John w. German, motion
picture magnatc.
Mrs. German gained nationwide
uotoricty four years ago when she
killed Jake lIamon, millionaire
oklahoma oil operator and WAS
acquitted on grounds of self de.
fensc.
She accused the film producer
of drunkenness in her divorce com
plant. He used to get drunk aud
sit silent and suIient fer hours,
she charged. "When he did speak
to ne i, was in Il grouchy tone Of
voice.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
L. A. C0unciImen
Pledge Help on
Boulder Bill
Continued from page y

l1Onl Ilueu from page -
of the bill. He gave great tribute
10 Congressman Swing for his work
and the progress he had made with
the bill, but said: 1.-The super power
league of this country maintains the
most elaborate lobbying organiza-
tion in the United States by which
means every bit of legislation at
fecting its interests is propaganda.
ed
In closing his remarks, Council
man Randall urged the valley to re
member to- serI It's delegation 10
Washington again this winter. II
made secret canvass of the mem
bcrs of the house during my term Of
office there, and found that less
than - per cent of the 40 repre-.
seutatives had ever been west of the
Mississippi river. That means that
the average congressman is little in
formed as to the conditions in the
west. Oddly enough, the one thing
that has made the strongest appeal
To the eastern congressman III the
Swing-Johnson bill, is the AL
American canal feature. He i'm
mcdiately becomes interested when
he learns that all your wafer must
90 thEoa-ht foreign country. You
should by all means do all you can
to furnish the east with informa-
tion of the Swing-Johnson bill and
its necessity to you.
Col. Fly Toastmaster
nfhnrg rvlp xrnrp. nallaI ,u rrorp
Mark Rose, Councilmcn Pearson
Hall aud G. L. Downs, the latter
two from Los Angeles. Coli b. +.
Fly of Yuma, who with Mark Rose
has been pillar in the long years
of fighting for the Swing-Johnson
bill, was chosen tOastmaster. Col.
Fly, who knows the situation in
Washington as well as anyone can,
declared that the bill will be passed
by the coming congress. He urged
tho need for continued pressure and
cooperation on the part of the I'm.
pcrial Valley.
Mr.. Rose pointed out that the
Swing johnson bill leads all other
reclamation measures in congress,
Dcihg inc Ohly ono or us klnd 10
have been given the attention it has
received. He declared however, that
nothing but constant pushing for the
bill will see its passage, but dcclar-
ed that with combined effort on the
part Of the Imperial Valley citizens
victory is assured.
Mayor S. &. Evans of Riverside,
who was 10 have spoken, was not
able 20 be present on account Of Of.
fetal duties and Mayor John H.
Bacon Of San Diego was tied up in
Santa Ana on the hearings Of that
city TO acquire water rights from
the Cuyamaca Water company and
other interests, in which Judge NJ
W. Conhling Of this city is sitting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Barrow Makes Speech

Law college, wbcre all the dctfhsc
lawyers viii get honorary degrees.
Barrow Makee Speech
barrow addressed - Of the town 5
business men on "ctcrnity and tol.
eranco' last night.
"Pcople want 10 know he said,
whether believe in c;ernity. /
answered that am ~ year old. Life
Insurance statistics, which, have
looked Hp, tell me that If live the
lifc Of an average man haven I
much longer 10 live.
Square ahead Of me- lies the end.
No one realizes thi8 more than J..
I don T think there is anything liV-
ing that docsn Z want to keep on
living, whether it be man, tree or
a political party.
"Ab0nt these questions Of life
abd death, have trted 40 find out,
buf thus far have learned little. /
have been aHtagOnistic To alb erecds
that have como before me and am
gtill seeking with an open mind. and
I hope ! may still find an answer,
Dafr0w was introduced TO Ben
NpKcnzie, a prosecution attorney
ii the ae0pcB ease. Mckenzie assur.
cd Darrow that "in spite of press
fepDfts, yoH are 10 safe in Tennessee
ps D t4bs Ia = mofher'g arms
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
-Ifs1trvT-azz~'1'ssrri 'sri '--rF~Tr-.rrr'ravv'yEs .rr' av'E
! scheA1lcd Tor .Stigast ELL

France, following tho london
conference evacuated Dortmund and
small town in the Ruhr, but the
hcart ON Germany "pittshargh -
is still held bv the French forces.
Germany claimed when the French
went into the Ruhr that they had
done SO iu violation of German
rights. France, on the other hand.
maintained that Germany had dc
faultcd on repnrations deliveries
and that hence she has a right 20 oc-
cupy,
II j. probable that the French
preparations are intended TO stimu
bate German interest III acceptance
OF the four power safety pact. An
evacuation Of the Ruhr would I'M
doulsedlv be followed by the eva
cuatlou of Cologne bv the British.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Cantaloupes Are
Moving in Yuma

YUMA, june 23.-Thc Earl Fruit
company, active in the eantaloupc
industry here, started packing and
shipping operations on the George
NJ. Bridge ranch in this section
yesterday. Over 100 pickers are
busy in the field, many OF them
coming from Imperial Valley where
the season is drawing to clpsc.
Esrssy~srtr~YsTr~@TFt44rN /
herfs1a' ftAR sNiIt ~ .lulyy first
with every indication of Il plentiful
crop and good pl.ces.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

days ~ the rourty JAIL being IN
ab.r 10 pay a fine of $251 imposed
OIL lm b. Ju.i.sc Mcdonald IN
the Hoitviflc court y"atcrday after
noon. hrurJo was brought 70 the
jan res'cfdar bY Dcprv Shcriffs
Oswal, and Corurilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
BEAUTY OF
FINISH

The finest furniture and uphol-
terry, in the most exclusive home,
as no superiority, these days, over
he quality of upholstery and the
eauty of woods and other finishes
a a motor car.
The most expensive OF mohair, for
Instance, and the clearest and most
BEAUTIFUL American walnut are used
Studebaker motor cars to give the
ame sumptuous richness and luxury
# appointment.
II home, as a mans castle. may
,e made luxurious, SO may his car.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
French Prepare
To Leave Ruhr

PARIS, June 23.-Tne French
cabinet today approved meas
ures taken by the government
to carry out the London agree
ment provisions for French eva
cuation of the Ruhr, which will
start soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Realty Board Meetn Tonight

Aembefs Of me local Realty Board
are reminded II the fart that the
5eg1lar meeting aBl b. bcid 70.
night ~ 7:"0 at fhe chamber "
commerce headYuarcrs in the Bar,
baf3 worth hotel 4 fail 5ttend
abee is Drg"1 rs matters ~ import
anre win be- discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
,'-s,FTS Il ny Jarssssf y sTs n v, v, /

William J. G!otia, attorney for
Mrs. Howard, declared sho had a
perfect ease OF self dcfcnse.
Gloria is seeking Grigsby to slsb-
stantiate tho women S recital of the
crime.
Anderson was divorced last week
by his VIE on grounds Of in;oxiea-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Won { the bathing suits draw
enough mcu TO keep our coast line
protected all summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Rxpert Auto Laundry, washing
uolishlng and greasing. We guaran-
1oe our work. Phone $50. 629 Broad
w. cod adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
To Visit Audrade.

~ VIII Alo1 @1Ss--~ 'blHFi UiAH
Pcarson Hall, g.. T. Dowhs aDd e..
H. Randall of tbe l>Os Aa2eiss eifY
council, were t3ken ~ The Lrailgp9f
tels Of the lmpetiD lf1gatiDH Djs.
triet at Andrade today ~ irdga
ton district offeials. The lagtY
Win be taken 0teF the dtfyief =
rlant AZ that pii1ee. returning ~
IN ''ty tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25e up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners $1.o0. Table de
hote dinner 800. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

DR.. C. j. McKendrick, Chiroprac-
iJr. II Dunaway Bldg. Phone S2s,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Eat at the New Hotel Vaughn
Tafe and Coffee Shop. Jaeumha Hot
El,iros. and alv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Alfalfa Seed Growers Organize
Initial steps of organization of alfal-
ia seed growers started ate Braw-
ley last night. There are between
5000 and 7000 acres of good seed
jfalfa in the valley and this line
will now he developed. Heretofore,
al! alfalfa seed has been shipped
into Imperial Valley, most of it
coming from Yuma.
Dr.. Harry Hooper. Dentist 647
Main s. Phone 3S2W. adv
Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. Holtviile Natatorium. adv
Valley Beauty shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Jackson Operation success,-Ac.
ccr5iTS to Nj. and Mrs. L. =. san
gent. who returned from San Diego
Sunday night. g. B. Jackson 5 oP-
Grafton on Saturday was 4 decided
Success and there is every hone for
lis complete return 70 normalcv. Dr.
Harding IF san Diego performed the
delicate operation of grating six
inches vf shin bone upon the hip
bone. which had been shattered in
Sn accident. Miss MaFlvs Sargent
stayed IN san Diego as the guest Of
Miss Lillian Pearl Jackson, at the
Jackson. apartments.
Paris-enne Beauty shoppe. 127
North 5th. Phone 7s3. adv
Good Eats aHd smokes at Steve's
fXvui,Gt dining room service ad.
Gu1 Tote Jsled-A. Torrez of
H.-ls'ta. vHo was charged with
r.rryiuE a concealed weapon, plead
~ gaatF when arraiSned in Justice
Mcdonald : court "a Hoitville yes
eesday ami was fined $50, with an
Alternative sentence of - days III
;1;, Being Unable to pay the fine.
Le WAS taken - Jail to serve out his
sentence.
Meet lie at Steve S. adv
Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
storekeeper Is Arrested-Te4. ar
uolj, WHO operates a tore at Rock
y BOD. was arrested last night fol
lowing complaint 10 the sheriff 5 of
flee that Arnold was on a drunken
rampage. The call came to the sher
IF : office at 10 o clock. and Under
sheriff Bert Underwood and Deputy
sheriff Evans made a trip to Rock
wood to get Arnold. The latter IS
held a the Jail pending a trial in
the justice court.
Dance Mt. Signal School, We'd
nesdav. June q. Refreshments.
Prize dances. adv
Get Your Ice at DuSold 5 Service
Station, next to post office. Open
dav and night. adv
Alleged Car Thief Taken-MaHuel
Rodriguez, whom it is alleged stole
a car from a friend in this city Sun
day. was arrested Yesterday by Cap
tain Art Leonard Of the state traf
fic squad. and is held at the Jail TO
await hearing on charge of
petty larceny. II is stated by the
officers that Rodriguez wrecked the
car on 1.-THE south end road, and it
was later found strippe1 Of nearly
every movable part.
Open All Night, beginning last Sat
lrdav night, June 10th, DuSold s
Servirc Station, located corner 9Th
and State Sts., will be open all
might until further notice. Your
patronage viii be appreciated. adv
Bootlegger Heavily Fined RO-
nero Amcio. arrested at Holtvilie
oH rhar2e Of Illegal possession OF
Hq..i. is sewing sentence OF 80
b. Condo
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ACCUtE5 CEi': <,
hN ct1TE2E EUGES
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Davis Eea-ty 2arlor. Phone 221.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

An Unusual Opportunity. Wonder
fal new piano for sale. Only $15
down, balance to suit. 622 Main st.
Phone 745. adv
Visits Sister Here--Aliss Dorothy
Jaya.ln is visiting her sister, Mrs.
VI. +. o Bgi,u for few days before
c44iil. -n. On her way 10 la Jolla.
where lie win spend several months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. :.
lazual anu have recently located
t.tfa. Miss LaymaH has been at
bending Iisn Nawr college, where
she t.ok post graduate course iii
.sal economy. On her way west
She VISITED in Chicago, and attend
"a .Nnt4edihtut exercises at the
college in Rockford, Illinois, which
she IC4me1Iv attended. After "a
saazt vacation in La Jolla. Miss
Las4au plans to take up social ser
wee work IL Los Angeles.
Are You Hungry? Give Loynd 5
Fountain Lunch trial. oatlstac-
sion and service, adv
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
tights, Heltvile Natatorlum. adv
Automobile Loans. I clear your
car and loan you money, You pay
NE by the menth. Fred r. Cross,
$50 Main St. Phone 559J- 81 Cen
tro &Ov
Melon Workers Dloving-Horhers
iu cantaloupes haEe already started
.ss.5s= annual srek from Imperial
Valley 70 Arizona ard san JOAQUIN.
shipping FROM the - River Valley
is e4pettef ID Begin about July l.
The peak having already pasSt J
here sthore. agjl bc Il gradual rerue-
tion ia ferceS and the onward move
ment comes naturally IRE lllmr
situat ton, here %his season HIS been
satisfactory all round.
Nolang S Orchestra. Music for all
: ss::a1s. phone Fl Ceatro 5o5. adv
stsve,s-Headquarters for sum
Ger -bae4liars.. Open all night. adv
nasis Baauty Parlor. Phone %,
ssssssss,s:.sS adv
I Paw easa'sa .lse1 ears. c. Il.
sylvesteF. $50 Main st. adv
Kiwanis Zero Hour Loyal
Kiwa1iauS met a- the Barbara
Worth hotel last evening II go. TO
mark the opening hour Of the HI
wants international convention at
St. Paul. No official program had
been prepared here. routine bust
ness being conducted. Greetings
were sent By wire u the convention,
ct which W. Il. TYLER Of this city j.
officially representing the lofal
club The meeting was unique IN
rlat it was one OF many thousands
held ever the country Il the same
time, each club being requested 10
time its meeting hour 10 coincide
with the opening Of the great con
vcnti0a which brings together thou
fands Of delegates from al over
ials country and Canada.
aotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners $lo0. Table de
hote dinner 800. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. ad
Davis 5sa-ty earlor. Phone 227.
adv
DR.. C. j. McKendrick, Chirorrac-
ior. II Dunawav Bldg. Phone 32s.
Rxpert Auto Laundry, washing
polishing and greasing. We guaran-
1oe our work. Phone $50. 629 Broad
Wv. cod adv
Eat at the New Hotel Vaughn
Fafe aud Coffee Shop. Jaeumha Hot
tpliuCs. and a-F
EVERETT TRUE
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

HONG KONG, June 23.-Hong
Kong today is under "statc of
emergency with censorship applied
to mail and cables and police con
trolling fuel, food, vehicles and pri,
vate premises.
This action. taken as Il result of
the strike, prevents export of any
thing beyond gold, silver and food
stuffs.
\ Estate of emergency is SINH.
lar to state of siege or martial
law without being so rigorous.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

are You Hungry? Give Loynd 5
Fountain Lunch trial Satlstac-
sion and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Open AL Night, beginning last Sat
grday night, June 10th, DuSold S
servirc Station, located corner 9Th
and State SIS, will be open all
might until further notice. Your
patronage viii be appreciated. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Famous Lawyers Map Out Defense
Fer Scopes in Evolution Scrap

commencement exercises al Neal 5
Law college, where all the dcfcnse
lawyers viii get honorary degrees.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
tights, Heitville Natatorlum, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Bootlegger Heavily Fined- R0-
Nero Amcjo. arrested at Holtvilie
oH rharlr Of Illegal possession OF
Hqu.l. is serving "a sentence OF go
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Automobile Loans. clear your
car and loan yeu money, You pay
ne by the menth. FRED K. cross,
$50 Main St. Phone 559J- 81 Cen
jEo. ~0F
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
Mass Meeting
Chinese Called

Continued from page l
for Shanghai, pending settiemcn
OF the trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Spots quiet, 10 upi mids ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Meet Ae 1T Steve S. adv
Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Dance Mt. Signal School, We'd
nesdav. June q. Refreshments.
Prize dances. adv
Get Your Ice at DuSold 5 Service
Station, next to post office. Open
day and night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, June 23.- The cot-
ton market closed steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

LONDON. June 23.-A Central
News Toxic dispatch today quoted
the japanese foreign office as deny
ing rumor circulated yesterday
that ,fpan had declared war on
Southern China. Officials branded
the report as anti-Japauesc propa-
ganda.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

Nolaag 5 Orchestra. Music Ger all
: ss:.ens. Phone FL Centre 5o5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

stsve ,s-Headquarters for sum
Der -bae4asegs. Open all night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

navia Beatty Parlor. Phone -
3ssssszs..,sesS adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

I PayI easafffqr alseI ears. c. II.
Evlvester. 636 Main IT, aGV
, 1925-04-29
R YEARS EFFORT

Fl. R Math IN. the next few weeks the people of Park county and
and md the new road through Shoshone canyon. The ceremonies
VIII mark the completion of more than $500, 600 worth of road
construction on the Cody road to Yellowstone park, and will
dedlcate a new route for the auto tourist through one of the
most scenic stretches of roadway in the world.
1t was only three years ago, on Arbor Day, when the bus
mess men OF Cody, an enthusiastic group of road boosters, cut
loose from their personal labors and opened the first roadway
along the south side of Shoshone river, where now is located
the master highway constructed by the state department. 1t
was this group of Cody folks who fired the first gun in the cam
palgn to replace the narrow and dangerous roadway along the
north SIDE OF the river. Three years of cooperative effort has
secured this transformation. Let's keep up the good work.
, 1925-04-29

Socialists used to say hat cap
ftalistic governments survived by
keeping children in ignorance and
that when communism had its day
every child would get a college
education. The Russian newspa-
per Pravda says that school teach
ers and ~intellectuals are dying off
in Russia at the rate of 900 a year
n that only $50 are being gra-
duated from soviet institutions an
nually to take their places. Write
your own moral.
, 1925-04-29
Privntel Owned Forests

About f%our-ffths of the forest
land property of the country is in
private ownership. The farmers
possess about $50. 1000, 900 acres.
Timber holdings and estates have
about 225.OOO, 900 acres. 1t is gen
orally considered hat the area OF
public forest lands should be in
creased by at least 80 per cent of
the whole.
, 1925-04-29

Through sale and demonstrating
the nationally owned forested lands
are now down to about $1,000, 900
acres. of which 100000 acres arc
within the limits of national forests,
and the rest in Indian, military and
national parks reservations ana I'M
reserved lands.
, 1925-04-29

The kind lady visiting the pri-
soner inquired: And how did you
come to be put in here, my good
MANI"
I'm u~nlucky." declared the i'm
prisoned wood alcohol vendor, who
was in a confidential mood. lone of
my customers didn't go blind. and
he identified me-"