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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

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Hau ef a.f.hu sstrr
anrf ga fha
tna $3.50 unu
E.IHh aH inrk
lr nefs rni
trh MnHmfffa Nhe
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Paris--Franklin Boullou, president
of the committee ON foreign affairs
of the chamber Of deputies may
20 To- The United States shortly ms
a scmi-officinI spokesman for
France regarding her dchf.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
in The BASKET

Riverside-The Rive side Junior
college basketball five defeated the
Glendora Athlete club team 90 20
20 in an excellent gamo hero last
night
Riverside-The Whittier z. NJ.
G, A, basketball five van from the
local "Y' team by II to is score
here last night in the Southern Cal
ifornia Y. NJ. G. A. conference.
Whittier and Long Beach arc lead,
ing in the race, with chance they
will fight it out for the honors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Doom - Surrounded b. riffs,
many of a modest nature, cx Kaiser
Wilhelm Ilohcrzollcm celebrated
his Goth birthday here yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
EETLE HUDSON
NOTICE or EsTRAY

N.tIe. letcb, given that ON the
f-th Ils 20 October. 1921. there was
at,r a1 tho Hubbard ranch and
- r1o ..Ir- brpt zoo tho Hubbard
-sr.'. HI... rasf oi El Ccntto, tho
f.I.Ht ID. Hr-. uh.l rrnalst
fN Efr EUrTC weight about
.a' rf n. probable taluo Of
tIHI.
IH. s.e ru.e. wei~t about
.aH a. sa.. ut thg probable value
~ rIu ...
$50. ...tF given that uu.
'-s. ..r ahmed by their
anre. 'ar from THIS
aa.. f anaage and
o. H as irquifei by
'fa. .... s.H H.mais ot,t
tn f. t.H. af fI tratfo Town
shin uriinE to Art
fas trrzt lass ~ CaA-
frI#
II II.L
Nf ~elLi raCG.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

New York-PermisSion to com
pete in u number of indoor meets
was contained in II cable received
by ugo Frigerio, Olympic walk
ing champion, last night. Frigerio
came here with Il pormit to engage
only in the Millgo-e and Boston \.
A. games
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
THE, PRESS CT LASSlFIED SECTION
Wanted--Miscelianeous

EXPERIENCED driver, all makes
cars or trucks, do not drink, take
care and keep my car AL at all
times. Middle aged. Ref. Apply
Press Box 800. 27t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Romc-Rahiudranath Tagorc. II.
dian poet, has cancelled all crgago-
mcnts To lecture in Italy because Of
i'll health, and is returning TO In.
dia Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
For SalG--KeaI Estate

BEAUTY SlIOPIE. Splendid loca-
tIon Tor sale. l.. .. Box Jji, Ii
Centr0. 2it3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
COTTON MARKETS
Hy United Press Leased Wire

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2S.-Cot.
ton closed steady; spots steady %
cents higher; middlings 23:65.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
For Sale--Autos
For Sal,

FOR SALE Turkeys. ! .abhler
Barred Rock gDekefeIa art paI
lets, implements lrJ f8rHIfurf
White Rotary marhrr ItasIrs
Raymond. . miles vest ~ Iwrer
iul 2 mIlr south. .rtr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
Salesman Wanted


LONG ESTABLISHED financial
institution, banking board of di-
rectors, wishes to get in touch
with a high grade salesman; one
who will stick and build up
clientele in Imperial county; must
have ear; have good address and
education; be a hard worker and
between the ages of 80 and 40.
Principal sales to be made on a
monthly savings contract which
will beat any competition, month
lv payments made direct to home
office or through local bank in
every community. Also oppor
tuuitv to sell highest grade first
mortgage security. Excellent
commission and opportunity for
the right man who can finance
himself through initial period. No
professional job seekers or other
than first class man wanted.
Write fully or apply in person to
Salcsmanager, 212 Watts Building
San Diego, Calf. 2St3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
For Sale-MiScelLdneOuS

FOR SALE-40 acres growing bar
Icy, within Ii GentrO city limits.
L4uH , Agency. Z't4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Belle
Hudson, administrators of the es-
tate OF jean Hudson deceased, 10
1ll persons having claims against
said deceased, to present them with
u four months after first publica-
tipn of this notice to the under
fgurd a. lo7 Rchkopf Building, I'll
Centre. California the place select
el to transact business Of said es-
tate. 81 fiIr them within four
months after first publication of
This notice iH the office Of Clerk Of
superior Court, Imperial County.
pttel fhB sllh day Of January,
A. p 1895.
BELLE HUDSON,
Administrators.
Js. W Glas.ford Attorney for Ad-
mirIrralrjN. j 2S y IL rs 25
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
FOR EXCHANGE
Z Passenger OIdSmObilC
For Ford

We TOOK this Oldsmobilc in m
u bill, and it. is an scyliudCr $
car and in good condition.
We now have ) Fords that. We
rent ont without drivers, but
need another Ford for tho rent
service. We have found H.
impracticablc to rent Other
makes of cars without drivers.
We Will sacrifice tlGs car on 3
trade
NJ 'CORMICk BROS. GARAGE
31t.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
San Francisco

San Francisco Jimmy Roach
beat Pete Francis all the way in
their six round headlincr at Carl.
baldi hall last night, Claire Romeo
stopped Jack Martin in three
rounds. \ woman fan got So ex-
cited during this bout that her van.
ity case flew into the ring, scatter
ci lp sticks and rouge all over the
place aud nearly broke up the show,
san Francisco - Joe Roche and
Joe Miller tanglc in the main event
a. Naioral hill here tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
ACCREDITED BABY
CHICKS

R. Bcds and White re-h.rr
liItchrng CVrfF etrk. FfH..f
Quality tliN ta Ia..I Er s..
D. Rsd,, AHeon4. Eaff .N
White lc-Ip.n. EsA
White MIraHI. TH.L L....
llatrbiuE C--s-..I NsflEfl.
lsput3tluu sustained fff.H
wears. Quality ur.A...-1 send
for prise I-'.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
, ------------ - -
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New Xork.-After receiving the
promise of cooperation from the
boxing boards i'll England and
France, the New York commission
announced it would organize AN in
tcrnational tournament to find IL
successor to theflightweight champ
ionship vacated by Benny Leonard.
The commission will ask the sup
ervising bodies in other states to
assist.
l. London-Four membcrs of the
British Olympic boxing team will
sail tomorrow for an international
match against an American team in
Boston, February u. The team
will consist of Harry Mitchell,
Olympic light heavyweight champ
ion; Jack Elliott, olympic middle
weight champion; Pat o 'Hanrihan,
British welterweight champion;
George Gogay, lightweight.
Paris-A crowd of fright fans at
Gaumont Palace hootcd and cat call
ed when Il film showing Johnny
Dundee training was displaying be-
tween bouts. 'rhe captions had been
specially, prepared - cowardly
flight y, "cold feet "afraid" etc
Then Paul Fritsch substituted for
Dundee against Fred Bretonnel and
easily outpointcd him. Bretonnel
fought like Il third rater and would
have been easy for Dundee. Ed
ward Mascot, European feather
weight champion, sent challenge
to Louis Kid Kaplan for bout
for the world S championship after
knocking out Danny Frisch in thu
second round. Luis Angel Firpo
numbered about the ring, rcfcrceing
a bout between two indifferent wei
tcrwcights.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
FOR SALE CHICKEN RANCH


FOR SALE CHICKEN RANCH
one aud half acres in city limits
with water and ditch water for
irrigation. GoUd improvements
anu wei equipped iot eaickens.
S-OU down, easy terms on bal. o..
". AfticrDaush, Ldsar Bros.
hcaity CO. 2lto
FOR SALE room house and !
acre Idud. miIe IrOm town, $500
cJ.n, balanuc llhc rent. Anlpy 80
NO. f.uItn D., III tCHti0. 1ttJ
FOR SALf.-Toxas CAFE, well cs
tauilsne1 business, prictd reason
aU4u. y. {. Llaekw ,Ud, ttoitNiht'
@JtU
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
FOR SALE

100 acres good taud, 80 acres
III alIaltd. 1Iice $llV.UU Ier
acre. Easy terms. Sce " Ade
with
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

BALED HAY tor sale. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
NVn Aiimen, opposite county
farm. Zto
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Fort Dodge Iowa-Warne Smith
Oklahoma, knocked out Joe 0 'Hara,
Fort Dodge, middlewcight, in the
first round of scheduled ten round
bout here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
Oakland, Calf.

Oakland, Calf. - Pete Latzo of
Wilkcsbarrc, Pa, and Billy Wells
British wcltcrweight, tangle in the
ten round headline bout at the civic
auditorium here tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Geneva Nations represented ut
the opium conference have agreed
tentatively TO confer on the United
States aud all other participants the
right to nominate an international,
central board with suppression Of
traffic in drugs. X. s.,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

SpOtS stcady, % cents hlghcri
middlings 24.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

George Rivers and Teddy Silva,
bantams, who have fought several
sensational four.round fights, will
swing into the l0-round route Fri
day night when they meet in Holly
wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

London--l'he Circular announces
Ambassador oud Mrs. Frank b. Kel-
logg will dine with King George and
Queen Mary at Crcwc House Feb
ruary 9. The envoy is expected to
, geturn home shortly afterward
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28
For Saie-LiUeSt0ck
For Sale or Exchange

FOR ENCIIANGF,-For Imperial
Valley. - acres hcJrius almond
orchard. PasO Boblcs district D.
mile from town ami highway. j..
c. Adams, 1876 Garden St, san
Luis Obispo. 2GtS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Calcrtta-Alan j. Gotham, Brit
iSh aviator plans To take acrial
photographs of the hazardous, hith-
crto unmappcd route up Mount Ev-
crest, which will then be followed
by a new expedition,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

Lcndon---Sir Arthur Conan DovIc
is opening bookshop in the shad.
ow of Westminster abbey selling
only psychic and Spiritualistie
books. The author win supcrintend
the shop personally,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Thc cot
ton market closed steady:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
MANY TELECRAMS
PRAISE MITCHELL
FOR CRITICISMS

san ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. :. -
Colonel William Mitchell 5 home is
swamped with telegramS today. all
congratulating him upon his vigor-
Gus attack on the present air de-
Tense system and assuring him sup
port in his campaign. Members of
the household refused to divulre the
names of any of the congratulations
until the colonel himself returns
from his fishing trip to Arkansas
Pass.
Major General Ernest Kinds. com
imander of the eighth corps area.
said he had heard nothing from
, Washington in Mitchcll'S ease and
that he knew no more about the col
onel S latest charge than he haG
read in the papers. He refused -
make any comment on Mitchell 5
charges.
Colonel Mitchell is expected TO re
turn today from Arkansas Pass.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
Y PERISH WHEN
CL0UDRURST HITS
WASHINGTON CITY
By United Press Leased Wire

WENATCHEE, WASH, Sept. L
The toll Of Saturday night 5 cloud
burst here stood at Il dead aud
two missing today rs, workmen con
tnucd to clear debris and search
for oths bodies.
Nine persons were suffering from
iniUries.
The victims were swept away by
a flood of water which rushed ont
Of the SGuillichuck and Stcmilt can
vonS on 10 the Applc ward termin-
ais two miles south of Wehatchce.
\ wall Of water - feet high
swept buildings. trees and bridges
before il, leaving the tracks and
Highway covered with mud, stone
and debris for a depth of several
feet in places.
It will be several days before
damage to railroad tracks, high
WAYS and irrigation bitches can be
repaired, it was said today.
The property loss was insignifi-
cant aS compare dwith the loss of
lite. il heing estimated that 5000
would repair the damage.
Five dwellings, i'm The 100 ward
path Of the flood were picked up
ike children 5 toys and torn to
snlinterS. The three story Spring
Water hotel was hurled 90 feet
from its foundations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
CELEBRATION OF
HOLIDAY IS QUIET
HERE, NO MISHAPS

FL Centre enjoyed very quiet
Sunady. With the town practically
closed up tight for Labor Day to
day most of the townspeople took
advantage of the double holiday tC
90 to the beaches or to the noun
tains. San Diego was the mecca
for many of the recreation seekers
Los Angeles drew q good number
too.
Mexicali also had large crowds
many of them sight seers from out
side of the valley, a remarkable
thing was that with the unusually
heavy traffic over the holidays not
single accident had been reported
up to noon today.
The iail, too, enioved a quiet week
end, Not a single arrest was record
ed yesterday in FL Centre Two
eases were brought into the county
Jail from Holtville Saturday after
noon.
Gordon ]. Payne, brought in by
Constable Keane, was charged with
reckless driving. Payne was re-
leased on $50 bond.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
INCREASED RATES
BOOST REVENUES
SOME Is MILLION
Figures Indicate Service
In Making More Than
Ever Before
SEE PROFIT BASIS
Receipts For 80 Cities
Show Continual and
Steady Gain
SEE PROFIT BASIS
BY JOSEPH S. WASNEY


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. Uncle
Sam is making more money from
his postal business this year than
ever before in history figures com
piled by the postoffice department
today showed.
Increased postal rates put into
effect April - when employees We're
granted SOS, 100000 raise in sal
aries. have boosted revenues about
50, GOO, ,0O0 in less than -four months,
preliminary returns show.
Should business continue ON the
upward trend. The department viii
operate on profit, despite the pre-
dictiouS Of Postmaster tcuclal New
that the new scale of rates would
not offset the salary increases. The
postofficc las operated Oh Il profit
only six ont Of the li9 years Of
its existence.
in fjfty selected cities the re
ccipts increased 81 per cent IN
April; 5.9t per cent in May; IT,
for June; 1911 for July aud ll.26
per cc,,t in August. Revenues from
80 industrial cities showed CORES
pondiug increases
Ncw York city continues to lcod
III" country in postal receipts.
The department collected s. 500,
40 in the metropolis during August
Chicago, Philadclphia, Boston, 81.
Louis, Kansas city, Slovcland and
san Francisco follow in revenue ne
tuus IN The order uamrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
MITCHELL'S FATE
TO LIKELY REST
WITH PRESIDENT
Charges of incompetence,
Criminal Negligence
To Be PrObed
WILL PRESS ACTION
Officer Faces Courtmart-
ial For Outssoken
Criticisms
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. The
fate CT Colonel William Mitchell,
former assistant chief of the army
air service, will be left in the hands
Of President Coolidge, army off
GERS forecast today.
After launching a formal inves-
tigation of Mitchell s statement.
through Major General Ernest
Kinds, commander general Of the
eighth corps area, acting Secretary
of War Davis will place the qucs-
tlon of proceeding against the fiery
critic of the war and navy depart,
ments squarely before the Presi-
dent.
The issues raised by Mitchell.
who charged the departments with
incompetence and criminal negli-
gence far transcend the routine mat
ter of discipline and insubordinate
! officer and involve the administra-
tion, it is said, requiring the person
al decision of the President on ac-
tion to be taken.
When Mitchell returns to san An.
tonia today or tomorrow from a
fishing trip, he will be asked by
Major General Kinds under inform
! al instructions from WASHINGTON to
affirm or deny his statements. His
reply, which viii undoubtedly be
an affirmation, will be sent to Da,
Wis, who will lay the whole matter
then before the President, who is
due IN Washington Wednesday.
Faces Court Martial
The flying general who has
already suffered demotion and ban
lshment from Washington for his
outspoken criticism of the admin
lstration S air policy, faces court
martial. dismissal, possibly Jail and
slander suits by high government
officials whom he assailcd as gross
~ stupid, incompetent and crimin-
ally negligent.
The situation created by Nit
cheIl S latest outburst has deeply
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
Work Together, Advised Roosevelt

Surely tee wilfully idle need arouse in the breast
OF the healthy emotion stronger than contempt
at the outside emotion stronger than angry con-
tempt.
Resides each one of us working Individuality all of
US nave got to work together. We cannot possibly do
our best work nation unless all of us know how to
act IN combination we'll how to act each for hn1r
self.
In the long run, it is not the power of anv outside
force to lower the standard of living of the American
working man unless the American working man does it
hSelf II the Wageworkers show ia sighted prudence
III thelr combinations, industrial and political their uti-
mate welfare is assured
Let us strive to make the conditions of life such
that as nearly possible each man shall receive the
share to which he is honestly entitled and no more -
From public speeches of Theodore Roosevelt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
DEAD STATESMAN
HAD PROMINENT
ROLE DURING WAR
Niyiani, Former French
Premier, Is Called
To Last Rest
~ United Press LcaScd Wire

PARIS. sept. 7.-Pcnc Niyiani,
noted French statesman. former
prenicr and recognized rs the g9e1t.
est orator Of the nation. diod today.
Viriani had been i'll for some
months following a stroke sustained
wailo defending client in cours.
lie died in a hospital near Parts.
Niviaui, who Wa, known rs the
Liberal French Statesman, played
"a prominent role in the World war
and WAS one Of the first Of the
prominent Europeans to come to
America to ask for aid and stimu-
late American interest i'll the strug-
Gle.
He made a speech in the Amcri-
can congress which caused much
interest and gained much sympathy
for France. Later he was connected
with the French delegation TO the
arms conference in Washington,
playing u prominent role there. Vi
Niani Was powerful advocate of
the League Of Nations aud formerly
French delegate to it.
Nivaui had hoped to see America
come into the League of Nations
and he predicted several Years ago
that She would not always keep
aloof
He believed that America must
play a big role in the reconstruction
of the world after the war and also
favored getting Russia back into
the family of nations at an early
moment.
lie, however, was an opponent Of
the Soviet leaders.
Nviani was premier nj the outset
Of the war. II was he 10 whom the
German ambassador. Schocn. at
Paris, delivered word of Germany 5
ultimatum TO Russia demanding that
Russia stop its mobilization "A fore
runner to til" German march
through Belgium.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
What Lincoln Said About Labor

"The strongest bond OF human sympathy, outside
Of family relation should be one uniting al WORKING
Deonle Of all nations, tongues and kindreds. Thank
God that hove 2 system Of industry where there can
be strike. Whatever the pressure there is point
where the workman can ston,
"Trasmuch ae most good thinos produced by
labor it follows all such thnrs Of ri@ht belong to those
whose labor has Droduced them. But II has happen
ed in all apcs Of The world that some have labOred and
others have without labor enOved large prOnortion
Of the fruits This is wrong. and should mo- continue
To secure to each laboro he whole product of his labor
nearly possible, is a worthy object of any good
government.
"Useless labor and idleness are heavy pensioners
upon useful labor robbing it Of large portion Of its
lust right The only remedy for this is to, far
possible, drive useless labo and ideness out Of exist
"f'Hf
"As labor is the common burden Of the race so the
effort of to shift their share of the burden onto
the shoulders Of others the great durable of the
race."-From public speeches and papers of Abraham
Lincoln
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
Gains Award In
Jacumba Bathing
Beauty Contest

FlonorS for FL Centre in Ithyhath-
ing beauty contest StagcW at ia
cumba as part of a special Labor
Day program, were annexed yester-
day by Connie EStavilo. Today
she will vie with the winners for
Holtville, Imperial and Calexico for
the award to be made for Imperial
Valley.
Other local entrants were Evelyn
Pope, Betty Estavillo. Gwendola
Nav Reid and Muricl Martin. Lena
Bell Prince won for Holtville. Dor
othv Benedict for Imperial and Hell
en- Swenck for CaleXico.
Large crowds gathered at Jacam-
ba over the week end for the cele-
hration, the valley being we'll rep
resented. The resort was thronged
again TODAY for tho continuation of
the special program which mark.
the holiday.
Charles r. Farrell of FL Centre
and Earl Rowlev of Imperial made
up one of the winning teams in the
horse shoe elimination contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
NAVY OFFICIALS
ABANDON HOPE OF
RESCUINC ATRMEN
Fear Crew Have Perished
AS Search Over Wide
Area Fails
BY United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Sept. =
The navy today abandoned all hope
Of finding alive the missing sen
plane PN9-l and its crew Of five.
Captain Stanford +. Moses, flight
project commander, in an informal
statement to press representatives
keeping the "death watch at nav
al radio headquarters, admitted
there was no longer cause to expect
the search will succeed.
The navy feels that it has done
everything possible to locate Com
mander John Rodgers and his men, -
Moses said.
Captain Moses said that II of the
is destroyers from the Pacific bat
tie squadron which joined the search
Saturday lave proceeded to Homo
lulu for rcfucliug. They will then
steam out on a final scouting cx-
pedition of the Hawaiian seas,
seeking some bit of wreckagc, por-
ton of the plane or something Which
will give Il clcW to where the ad-
m1tted tragedy occurred or how it
happened.
Thinks Plane Sunk
My personal opinion is that
Commander Rodgers, while an able
pilot. made the mistake Of starting
off too speedy on his flight. BY
doing this he ran out Of gas before
he otherwise would.
The huge plane probably came
down with terrific force, and the
men were perhaps killed by the
shock of the impact, while the
PN9-l may have sunk immediately.
This explanation comedies with
the way Lieutenant Narini, two at hz
er Officers and three enlisted men
met death off san Diego about a
year ago
Captain Moses has mcssaged CAM,
tain +. :. jackson, commanding the
airplanc carrier Langley, and Gap
tain W. h. Nanauken, of the raane
tender Aroostook, two vessels foad-
ing the search, advising them that
he feels there is no longer cause
to continue the search.
1t is almost six days since the
Scaplane, attempting nonstop
flight from san Francisco to Homo
lulu, WIS forced down within POO
miles of its goal when it ran out of
fuel.
Since the craft sunk to the water,
the navy has engaged in one Of the
most extensive searches i'm history,
with deStroYcrS, airplancs and an
other available vessels in Hawaiian
waters engaged in the hunt.
Comb Vast Area
Every square mile of the turbu.
(Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
Il. s. Postal Business Shows Big Gain
Prison Officials
just Forget
to Execute Negro

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla,
Sept. Johnny Washington,
forlorn negro, whose day of ex-
scution passed by unnoticed was
held at the county Jail today en-
route TO Jackson county, where
he will be e-sentenced within a
few days.
On July %, the day set for his
execution, people in Jackson
county, where the negro was con-
victed Of murder, watched for
accounts of Justice" in news
papers.
There was none, so they in
quirad of penitentiary officials.
Prison authorities had forgot
ten to put him to death.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
FOrd's Inter estS
Show Surplus of
One Cool Billion
By United Press LcnScd Wire

LANSING, Mich, sept. = Henry
Ford s interests viii show q capital
surplus of ut least $1,000, 0,0u0. .000.
according to first compilations Of
the corporation tax returns given
out here today.
The Ford Motor company alone
increased its last years figure more
than $l70,000,0oO ia 1854, 900 ,0J0.
70 this must be added the Lincoln
Motor company. several immense
land companies, the Ford Hydro
Electric company, the Fordsou Coal
company and other subsidiaries.