davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

Kereszteles.-A multi het folya-
man farrelli egyhaz lelkesze a
k0vetkez6 sziil6k gyermekeinek
szolgaltatta Xxi a keresztseg scent
sakramentumat:
+ Piink0sdkor keresztelte egyha-
zunk fogondnokanak, Bir0 And
ras es neje, sziil. Duruttya Julian
na (Gogan, Kiskukiillo m.) illeto-
segi szilok fiat Jeno-Arpad new
re. Keresztsziilei:. Mt. Vecsey A.
Jeno es neje, sziil. Zebegnei Die
mes Ilona.
Takacs Janos es neje, sziiletett
Stank6 Zsuzsanna (Oroszlany, Ko
marom M. illetosegii, sziilok lea
nyat AEanka nevre. Keresztszii-
lei: Nemeth Ignac es neje, sziil.
Sterba Maria sharoni 1akosok.
A gyermekek napjanak megiin-
neplese.- Egyhazunk kebeleben
ez evt6l fogya a lelkesz igyekszik
megorokiteni a gyermek-napot,
meg pedig abban szellemben, a
melyben az az amerikai egyhazak
nal mar reg6ta bevan yezetve az
egyhazi eletbe. Ugyanis vasarna
pi iskolas novendekek Farrellban
hangya szorgalommal kesziilod-
mex az iinnepayre, amely junius
h6 13-an, azaz szombaton este
lesz megtartva az iskola helyi-
segben, pont fel 8 oral kezdessel.
Ezen gyermek iinnepely program
ia vallasos enekekbol, vilagi da-
lokb6l es egypar zeneszamb6l fog
allani - koncert k0zben es uta
ma hiisit6 italok lesznek felszol-
galva. Ezen gyermek iinnepelyre
szeretettel varunk mindenkit.
Sharpsyille, Pa. +. Ezen filiank
teriileten, ahol tiszteletes asz-
SONY misszioi tevekenysege nagy
erofeszit6 munkat igenyel, szin-
ten meg ,slesz tartva- a gyermek-
nap, meg pedig. junius no 14-en,
azaz svssArnap este fel 8-kor a
Sinl6 feIe teremben. AZ itteni is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

Ies istentagadasra tanitgatjak a
szegeny nepet. Amint szocialis-
taktol, Marx hitetlen es istentaga-
do k0vetoitol haboru el0tt es
meg ifkabb a haboru alatt, mem
kevesbbe. szenvedett az elhunyt
piisp0k a Felf0ld uj uraitol, a csc
hekt6l, akik elvetemiiltsegukben
tiporjak a jogot es igazsagot cs
egyenesen megtagadjak tettekkel,
amt egykor szoval hirdettek az
osztrak parlamentben. De hat, hi
lot lehet varni a hitetlenektol es
istentagad6ktol? A csehek pc
dig azok. Gyiim0lcseik is a hitet-
ilenek ts istentagadok gyiiM0l-
csei.
/; Fischer-Colbrie annak a megye
mex volt piispoke, amelybol SIT.
Istvan templom plebanosa keriilt
Amerikaba. Istenes dolgot mive-
link. ha megemlekeziink az ell
hunyt piispokrol imainkban, f6-
4 leg pedig scent miseben. Exert FL
scher-Colbrie piispok temetesenek
harmincadik napjan enekes gyasz
mise lesz liberaval a Scent Istvan
templomban, azaz junius 22-en.
Nyugodjek bekeben.
Adomanyok. Szeminariumra
adthk; y Pintar Gyorgy $3.50, Me.
zei Mariska So, Bodzas Janos $15
Mezei Istvan $40.
Havidijak-Tiszoczky Janos E
Youngstownb6l hozott $1S.50-et
Tubicza Gyorgy South Sidero
SLIT. Ezenfeliil fizetett Borne
misza Istvan 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

den honapban okvetlenul egyszer
latogatast fog tenni azoknal csa
ladoknal ahova K0r tagjai szere
tettel meghivasban reszesiilnek.
Ha esetleg meghivas mem fordul-
ma elo, akkor latogatas kijelo-
les szerint leend foganatositva.
Ezen iidv0s hatarozat ertelme
alapjan mar kor ket tagja ket la
togatast is. eszkozolt, meg pedig
az egyiket Takacss Imre hazanal,
ahol Takacs Geza es Takacs Imre
vendegei voltak kor tagjai. Az
utan, a multi penteken este pedig
Vas Denes magyar farmer csalad
szivesen latott vendege volt a
kor, Hunyadi Ilonka es Hunyadi
Jeno reven, amelyen a kovetkez0
tagok vettek reszt: Mt. Vecsey A.
Jen6 es a tiszteletes asszony, Ba-
ba Ida, Baba Jolan, Csatlos Ma
riska, Csatlos Jolan, Macy Maris
ka, Kiss Julianna, Hunyadi Iona
10th Erzsebet, 10th Katalin, An
tai Istvan, Antal Margit, Anta1
Iren, Fabian Rebeka, Fabian I'm
re, Fabian Mariska, Pal Istvan
Pal Katalin, Bir6 Mariska, Fabi
| an Arpad, 10th Janos, Lajos Mi
haly, Magyarosi Mihaly, Sander
Mihaly, Nyriak Mihaly S ,egyne
hany angol, akiknek neveit nen
sikeriilt feljegyezniink. Mind ;
ket helyen csalad tagjai leg
nagyobb elozekenyseggel voltal
a tagok irant es szeretettel meg
vendegeltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

4 Hubbard) 81, Varga Mihaly
(Hubbard) 81, Kiss Andras 81,
Kariszia Istvan ST..
Keresztelesi ajandekot adott
Balogh. Istvan So.
Majusban tagsagi dijat fizettek
az officon: Csete Sander es neje
$12, Bende Ferenc (E. Youngs-
townbol) $22, Sardy Antal ajan-
deka Sc, S. Illes Istvan So, Bencze
Istvan So, Csernai Lajos So, Brez-
mai Ferenc 81, Papai Laszl6 81,
Uray Karoly IS, Varga Mihaly es
Varga Janos (hubbardi kollekta)
$16.50, Kopacsi Janos 81, Rev.
Gerenday, Szaday Benz (brier-hil-
Ii kollekta) $16, Rev. Gerenday
es Eszenyi Istvan (steeltoni kol-
lekta) $35, a N6i Klub atadott a
bankett jovedelmebol, $51.19, Bar
ia Istvan es Lengyen Lajos (Steel
tonroD $22, Minds1enthy Kalman
(td) 81, B. Kiss Janos poland
r6l) 81.
Urvacsorara adakoztak a ko-
vetkez6k: Balazs Janosne ST,
Frenk Janosne SOC, Balogh Mi
haly es csaladja So, Geresy San
dor es csaladja So, Halasz Istvan
es csaladja $3.50, Kolozsvary Err
zsike ostyara 81, Kolozsvary Ju-
liska 81, Nemeth Sandorne ostya-
ra 81, Hura Pal es csaladja 81, MI
h6k Andras So, G6rgey j J6zsef ke.
resztelesi ajandeka So, Fabian
Sandor keresztelesi ajandeka So
ID. Barta Istvan ST..
A kimytatasban esetleg elofor
dulo hibakat, kerjuk kozoljel a,
egyhaz penztarnokaval, hogy az(
kat kijavithassuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Coi;rog kath. egyhaz

Kereszteles.-A SIT. Gy0rgyrol
elnevezett gor. kath. templomban
junius Ten, vasarnap keresztelte
meg Fot. Suba Erno plebanos En-
zsebet- -Aranka nevre Ratz Mihaly
es neje, sziil. Papista Mariska kis
leanyat.
A keresztsziil0i tisztseget Lu-
kovszky Pal es neje, sziil. Mura-
nyi Anna tpltottek be.
Hissziik, hogy sziloknek sok
oromben lesz rssziik, neveljek
most keresztelt kis lanyukat ugy
hogy minden tervik valera val
jek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Reformatus egyhaz

Kereszteles.-Jun. zen keresz-
teltetett Karolv- Endre II E vr e
Uray Karoly es neje, Bartos Gil
zella fiacskaja. Kereszt sziilei:
Uray Kalman es Uray Eszter.
Jun. Gen kereszteltetett CT
ty korhazban Kerti Imre es bel
monti temet6ben nyugv6 neje,
Heel Eszter leanykaja Borbala-
Eszter nevre. Kereszt szulei: Ko-
vacs Andras es neje, Tenke> Bor-
bala. Mindnyajan emleksziink
meg gyasz esetre, hogy a tiido-
gyulladasos anya alig par oraval
leanykaja sziiletese utan eltavo-
zott az elok sorabol. A Macy ba-
NATAL sujtott Kerti tarsunk es
kereszt anya konnyes szemekkel
csokoltak meg a kis Borbalat
kereszteles utan, aki szep, kover
es eros bebive fejl0d0tt az apollo
nok gondozasa alatt.
Keresztelesr6l mem szokasom
hosszasabban irni, ennek az eset-
mex k0riilmenyei azonban olyan
meghat6k, hogy megerdemlik az
erdekl6d6k ,annak tudattatasat,
hogy kis Kerti bebinek Borbala-
Ester neve sep, egeszsegesen
fejl6do bebi.
Piknik.-Ismet felujitom a ma
gyarsag emlekezeteben a junius
27-en tartand6 piknikiinket. Az
Ohio Works Play teren tartiuk a
pikniket, melyre szivesen latiuk
es varjuk magyarsagot.
Basement fest6s-A basement
festes Lengyel Lajos presby-
terek munka.ia alatt szepen halad.
Ia munkasok neveit a befejezes
el6tt k0zoljik.
Kimutatas.--A ref. egyhaz penz
taraba aprilis es majus hawaiian a
k0vetkezo beyetelek folytak be:
Bolcshazi Gyorgy $1.5O, Halasz
Istvan $3, Sanyo Janosne So, Lis
ka Sander $5, Knyez Gyorgy $40,
On1ajz Karoly Sc, Almassy Gabor
So, Kiilos Odon $6, Debr6szky
Andras IS, Bende Ferenc e. Yo-
ungstownbol) $20.75, Luteran Ja-
nos es Szadai Benjamin (Brier
Hillb6l) $3.50, ozv., Kovacs J6-
zsefne ltd.) ST., Barta Istvan es
Lengyel Lajos (Steeltonr6l) $685.
so, Bosnyak Ferenc es Eszenyi
Istvan (Steeltonr6D $29.50,
Urvacsorai ajandekot k0vet-
kez6k adtak: Ur Ferencne $5,
B0icshazy Gy0rgy 81, Kicz Janos
es neje 81, Balogh Istvan es neje
50, Demeter Andras Is neje $3.50,
s. Illes Istvan So, Bokri Istvan ST.,
Markovics P6terne So, id. Macy.
Sandorne (E. Youngstown S.,
Boda Istvaune $2, Kopcsai Zsu-
,zsSnnas ~, Potornay uonka ST.
bffh6k Andras rs, Kiss Lajos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Rom. katl. egyhaz

bias Mihaly es Tenczlcr Maria lea
nya, sziil. majus 22-en, ker. Jnni-
lis Ten. Kereszt sziilei: 10th Jo-
zsef es Domonkos Katalin.
Hrdetes.-A mutt vaSarnap a.
kovetkez6 fatal part hirdettek
XII: Veszprem M, acsbeszeri szii-
letesi, youngstown lakost, Stad-
Ter Ferencet, neh. Stadler Ferenc
es Benis katalin,. Somogy m.,
marcali sziiletesii, youngstown
lakos Bene Irmaval; neh. Bene ia
nos es Tallos Julia leanyaval. Els
kiisznek junius 23-an.
Elhunyt egy apostol.-A SIT.
Istvan templom plebanosahoz a
k0vetkez6 gyaszjelentes erkezett
Kassar6l: A kassai rom. kath.
szekes-kaptalan, az egesz egy-
hiazmeaye papsaganak, hiveinek
es a gyaszolo csaladnak neveben,
porba sujtott lelekkel, de a vegte-
len b0lcsesseg scent akarata elott
alazatosan meghajolva, tudatja,
hogy az elarvult egyhazmegye
scent eletu fopasztora, langlel-
XII apostol, a szegenyek josagos
atyja, banatos anyjanak szeretett
fia,s a..jo testvfr; Nagymeltosagu
es F6t. dr. Fischer-Colbrie Agos-
ton, kassai megyes piispok, elete-
mex 62-ik es f0pasztori miikode-
senek 21-ik eveben befejezte apos
toll tevekenyseget. Angyali tire
lemmel viselt szenvedesek utan,
utolso tekintetet is fesziiletre
szogezve, hofeher lelke a scent
segekben megtisztulva es a scent
seges Atyanak, 11-ik Plus papa
max scent aldasaval megerositve,
1925 majus lien este fel II ora
kor szallt az orok Biro iteloszeke
ele, hogy elvegye jutalmat onfe-
laldozo, peldas eleteert.
Porhiivelyet a boldog feltama
dasig kassai Domhan levo piis-
poki- sirboltba helyezziik Ell pen.
teken, majuss2 22-en, delelotts 9-kol
az unnepelyes engesztelo szentmi
Sc utan.
Macy volt eleteben, peldas hala
laban. Kiserjek imadsagaink az
0r6k boldogsagba! Adj, Uram, hi
seges szolgadnak orok nyugodal
mat! Amen.
Ennek az aldott lelkii ember
nek sok keseriiseget okoztak ell
sosorban nepboldogito veres
urak es az uj teriiletek urai - a.
elvetemilt cseh-zsebrakok. Hog,
nit szenvedhetett ez az aldott EN-
Der v0r0s tanokat hirdeto ri
p6ksegtol, meglatni kovetkez'
esemenyb0l. Father Marczink0
ki-ki jol ismerte Youngstownban
hiszen evekkel ezelott "a SIT. Ist
van templom plebanosa volt. Eg.
reggel Father Marczinko, ahhc
ujhelyi kaplan, a varos piacan ali
nehany urnak tarsasaga'ban III,
gyehaza el0tt beszelgetve. Arr;
jott egy vezer, a szociIalista ia
noktol megk6tyagosodott ajax e
szivarfiistot fujva Father Mar
szinko arcadia, rasz0lt: "Biid0
csuhas'! Father Marczink6 err
re mellen ragadta a szemtelen al;
kot es iszonyu ket pofont inert al
arcara S azutan nyakon csipte e
belle rugott testenek abba re
szebe, amelyen iilni szoktunk
Persze ez oriasi botrany volt. Fa
ther Marczink6 elment az elhuny
piisp0khoz, her-Colbrie- hoz
es aki piispoke el6tt jelentes
tett neki az esetr6l.
A piispok, kinek halalat jelen
tik mostan, josagosan mosolygot1
Father Marczinkora, mondvan
sTisztelend6 ur, szerencse, hogy
en- mem vagyok olyan eros es IL
mos, mint On, inert nagyon va
loszinii, hogy en- is ugyanabba |
hibaba esnel minden nap lit Kas
san, amelybe On esett Ujhely
benz Ugyanis, mem volt nap
hnsrv n g V;iriS RpfvarolxD no In
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELLI REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.

Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
TODAY'S LETTUCE MARKET
BY U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
c. E. SCHULTZ, Local Representative

Ell Centre 80, S. d. & A. Ry. ., II. &
/. Ry, 6. Heber II, Calexico II, to-
tai 81.
Shipping point information for
Friday, March 6: FL Centre aud
nearby points-max TO-, min 53',
past "a hours windy, cloudy. De
mand and trading moderate, mar
ket steady Wide range in quality,
mostly fair to ordinary. Carloads
fob cash tracks, 3.00-3.25, 5s $50
2.75, 6s 1.50-l.65 mostly l60-1.63.
Some shipments rolled unsold. Car
orders for Saturdays loading 81.
FIT. WORTH; SO partly cloudy.
| Calf arvd, ! on track. Opening
Saturday, supplies moderate. DE.
mand and trading moderate, mar.
ket weaker. Brokers' earlot sales,
TT. Worth basis, Calif--5s 100, 6s
mostly 800.
PITTSBURGH; 80 clear. No
carlot arrivals. Opening Saturday,
supplies moderate. Demand slow,
Continued on Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
MINERS
co ON STRIKE
by United Press Leased Wire

HALIFAX, Mar. THE greatest
labor dispute occurring in eastern
Canada in years came to Il head
today when 10000 coal miners went
on strike.
Ten Novia Scotian mines, all 10.
Gated in Cape Brenton, are affected.
Maintenance men ALSO left their
work. The strike, effective at mid
night, threatens suffering and
trouble if prolonged.
While the miners are calm at
present, authorities fear possible
outbreaks and all troops in this city
have been ordered TO "stand by"
in case it becomes necessary to send
them to the mines.
The mines are owned by the Brit
ish Empire Steel corporation. The
miners are all members of the Unit
ed Nine Workers of America.
Strike action came after the COM
pany refused to restore the work
ers' credit at the corporation stores
and refused the demands of union
officials that certain of the mines
be operated four days week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
SECURITY PACT
IMM | N ENT In
EUROPE CIRCLES
ny United Press Leased Wire

PARIS, Mar. An agreement
on some form of security pact is
imminent, according to opinion in
government circles today following
Il conference between Austin Cham
berlain, British foreign minister,
and President noumergue.
French and British points of
view, t---s understood, have been
drawn closer together and the main
difficulty now concerns the eastern
frontiers and Dantzig, for which
problems no solution has yet been
found
Much importance is attached TO
conferences between Chamberlain
and Hcrriot. 1t is believed the
British foreign minister has out
lined safety agreement, which he
will propose at the Geneva meet
ing.
Chamberlain is understood TO have
told Iierr.lot that England was not
desirous of becoming entangled in
any guarantee of Germany S east
ern borders and that she sees no
necessity of any supplementary mil
itary agreement with France.
In return for whatever conees-
sions England may make France,
Chamberlain probably will try to
pledge France to participate in the
disarmament conference which may
eventually be held Mt Washington.
AS far as Germany is concerned,
her peace pact proposals include no
provisions for the Poland and
Czeeho Slovakian borders. Hence
these countries regard any safety
pact negotiations with trepidation.
They look to France for protection
and this places France between two
fires--a desire to aid Poland and
Czecho -Slovakia and the paramount
necessity of watching her own Sc
curity interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
TWO VALLEY MEN
SENT TO PATTON,
ONE A SLAYER
Jury Decides Frazier
Insane; Tried
Recently

Levi Frazier, recently acquitted
of the murder of his brotherin-law,
Roy Mays, at Imperial last Septem-
ber, on the grounds of insanity, was
committed to the state asylum for
the insane at Norwalk this morning,
following an insanity hearing before
Judge Cole.
At the time of the trial it was
shown that Frazier has been sub
norual for two years or more. Tes
timony of the boy. himself and his
relatives showed that he committed
the crime while in a haze of some
sort ana knew nothing about it un-
til it was all over. No motive was
ever established for the crime, the
the men having been the best of
friends for a long period.
Through stipulation between
the defense and prosecution, it was
agreed that the jury hearing the
evidence in the case might decide
as to Frazier sanity. The jury
declared him insane, however, it
was necessary to- have hearing
this morning to comply with the
requirements of the law and permit
Frazicr's admission TO the state in
stitution.
John Peck, who has been cohfin-
ed at the county hospital for OBJ
servation for several weeks, was
also adjudged insane and win be
taken to Norwalk with Frazier next
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
USELTON, SPEER
TRIAL SET FOR
SIXTH OF APRIL

Following an arraignment before
Judge Cole in tho superior court
yesterday afternoon. trial of Frank
Uselton and John Speer, indicted
for the murder of Barney Wood at
Brawlev two years ago, was set for
April 6.
Speer was represented by Attor-
ney Edgar b. ilervey, and tselton
by Attorney Charles f. Scott.
The men have been in Jail since
their arrest last November follow
ing the disint erment of Wood s
skeleton on the ranch where he
formerly lived near Brawley. Origin
ally taken into custody on a com
plant filed by the district attor-
ney's office, the defendants We're
subsequently indicted for murder by
the grand jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
Back Again So
Barr Gets 80
Days In Jail

Charles Barr was sentenced to
serve 90 days in the county jail
when he appeared before Judge
Whitelaw this morning in the city
police court ON 4 charge of vag-
rancy.
Several weeks ago Barr was ar
rested on similar charge and was
given q six months sentence which
was suspended upon condition that
he leave town at once. He compli-
ed with that par, of the court s or
der, leaving town Immediately, but
forgot to remain away long enough.
Officer Mayo recognized him on
the streets yesterday and promptly
arrested him. Barr claimed at the
time of his first arrest here to be
q World War veteran, and admitted
he has been "hoboing it, for sew.
eral years.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
CENTRAL GETS
FLYING START,
BASEBALL SERIES

Central /Union s baseball warriors
got off TO a flying start YESTERDAY
afternoon when thev wallopped
Holtvillf 25 to 3 in the first game
of the fnterscholastic league. With
such propitious start. Central g
diamond \ stars hone to Keep up the
good work of the baseball and track.
teams, Eand cop 2hother champion
ship.
Hurst And>Fanshcr did the mound
honors for Central. the former per-
forming for 6 % innings. dpring
which timo he struck out seven
men. Fansher. in 2 % innings.
made four of the Oriental sluggers
fan.
SAWYER, Baker and Willoughbv.
with three hits each. led the Central
sluggers. Everv man on the team,
with the exception of Kageyama in
right field, got at least one hit,
and the japanese boy did his share
by getting base on ball and scor-
ing q run.
Blu Peters did the backstoD work
and had mighty good day, getting
two hits, and scored three runs as
we'll as piling up II putouts.
The Holtville bows were wceful-
lv weak with the stick, getting on
ly seven hits to 90 for Central. The
eastern boys were also short on
defensive work, Central running
wild on the base lines and hal nine
stolen bases to their credit.
Mcclellan, Woodland and Lott
divided up the pitching for Holt
vile, and only the former showed
ANYTHING like class, striking out
eight men in % innings, Holt
vile made eight errors to four for
Central.
Central showed plenty of power
in the attack and defense, and it
looks like the blue and white boys
are going to, show up rs we'll on
the diamond rs they did on the
gridiron.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
RICHEST FIELD
TN WYOMING IS
BEING FOUGHT
"COW Town" BOOms
As NOtables of u. S.
Arrive |
by United Press Leased Wire

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mar. -
With Teapot Dome oil fields as the
prize, government forces today ar
raved themselves against those of
Harry F. Sinclair, lessee of the
dome.
The oil in one of Wyoming;s rich
est fields hangs in the balance.
Sinclair bases his right to the field
by virtue of n lease granted him by
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of
the interior. The government seeks
to break that lease, alleging it was
obtained by fraudulent means.
Representative of opposing
forces number into the hundreds.
Sinclair s .entourage continued to
ARRIVE today. His representatives.
came by special train and over
land by autos. Forty rooms and
and a staff of servants have been
engaged at Cheyenne s leading ho-
tel for their convenience.
Sinclair's defense attorneys have
subpoenaed no witnesses while the
government has demanded the pre-
sence of approximately 80.
The governments legal staff of
five is headed by Owen j. Roberts
and former United States Senator
Atlee Pomerene of Ohio.
Fall to Arrive
The first legal advance was made
by the government when Il subpoena
was served ON former Secretary of
the Interior FAN at his home in FL
Paso, Texas. Fall is expected to
arrive in Cheyenne tomorrow, ready
for the opening of the trial Mon
day.
Cheyenne, famous cow town of
the western plains, maintains its
stolid demeanor in the face of the
glittering galaxy of wit and money
daily pouring into it. A squint from
under four gallon hat is suffici-
ent for the greatest brain present.
Newspaper representatives. equal
in-number to the legal staffs of OPP
posing forces have taken quiet COM
mand of the town.
.'It's boom time in the old
cow town. is the cry of the res
taurant owner and hotel keeper as
he seeks to corral share of the
money being spent.
Both legal staffs have announced
their readiness to proceed with the
ease. Counsel for the government
are expected to outline the testi-
mony they will present at the OPP
ening of the trial Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
Crowd at Cheyenne for Opening Teapot Dome Trial
Luther Burbank
Is 76 Years
Old Today

SANTA ROSA, Mar. 7.-Luth-
CT Burbank, world renowned
naturalist and wonder worker
with plant life, today Is celebrat-
ing his 18th birthday.
He will not have a birthday
party.
mot a baker in town could
make cake big enough to hold
76 candles,' he explained. "I'm
going to celebrate with my
flowers and my friends, work
little and play a little.
IT can't think Of any better
way of spending a birthday"
A seemingly endless stream Of
persons called at the Burbank
home to pay their respects. Ev-
erybody for miles around is his
friends. He knows most of the
children by name and great
many Of the grown folks.
Sunday, Burbank will lead a
tree planting expedition to Bur-
bank Park, his gift to the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-07
Is PRISON ERS
TAKEN TO COAST
TO STAND TRIAL
Special Deputies Assist
In Handling Men
On Trip

Thirteen federal prisoners, who
have been confined in the Imperial
county Jail, were taken to San Di-
ego this afternoon by Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal c. ID. Hartshorn,
and Il number of deputies, to stand
trial i'll the United States District
court which opens in that city Mon
day, with Judge w. p. James pre-
siding.
The prisoners, and the offenses
with which they are charged, are
as follows: Jose Castillo, arrested
on federal bench warrant; J. T. Sui
livan. illegal sale of government
property; Tom Ryan, smuggling
whiskev; Antonio Gomez, posses
sion and sale of narcotics; Clifford
Curtis, forgery of government GER
tificate; Libarto Arpea, Domenico
Formica, Giovanni Vargui, Manuel
Igacio, violation passport act; Julia
Delgardo, Arturo Flores. smuggling
whiskev; Modesto Rodriguez and
Manuel Esceledo, violation of i'm
migration law.
Several cars were required to
take the prisoners and their guards
across the mountains to the coast.
Accompanying Marshal IIartshorn
were Deputy Sheriffs Christian, Ad-
kins and Thannum, and several spe-
eial deputies.
The removal of the prisoners was
welcomed by jail officials, as it per
mitted Encouragement of those
who remained in an effort to re-
duce the crowded conditions eX-
iSting at the county institution.