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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Cattle Market

Cattle-2oo, followers POO; mod
cratcly active, generally steady. Bulk
steers l0jO-l2l5-lb. weight 5000
$40, palmer kinds S7.2j, few com
mons down to 5000, top steers Mon-
day $50, bulk S7.Gj0tN,l0; three
loads 903-lb. Arizona COWS sos.
with S37-lh. ArizonaS ON the hcifer
order 5000, odd lots higher with com
mons down to S4.5U; cHnncrS and
cutters S2.IO0t 10; bologna bulls
S+.73W 80, beef up to $500.
Calves-luO. Load Offered WeightN
Arizouas odd lots mil vealrrS $1,000
q 1900; few common and heavy
calves S6.006cS.50.
Hogs 200, holdoverS zoe; uneven,
steady. Three loads l1G2l0-lh,
Weights Sl4.00Gt l4,35; no good and
choice l40-l70-lb. averages offered ;
packing Sows Sl0.O0M 1870; top
butchers Monday Sl4.s5; bulk Tl4.&5
@l4.70.
Sheep 100; lambs l5c to 25c high
er, Deck 6S-lb. truckcd in sprmgcr>
$3.50 straight; choice Splmgers
quoted to $l3.7J; common to chojc,
woolcd ewes S5.500 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
SEELEY
by Press staff Core

SEELEY, Nav 11.-Mr. and Mrs
J. ID. Smith of Bsawiey spent the
week end ON the ranch with d. d.
Copcnhavcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Lewis and
children motorcd to San Diego over
Sunday
The West Side Country club wilt
hold its dinner and evening enter
tainmemt at the community hail, for
it's members and their families,
Thursday evening, May -.
Mrs. Emde reports that her moth
or, Mrs. b. f. HARRISON, expects to
leave the National City hospital
ahout May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dclmer Potter have
uoved to Dixieland.
John Hogan had the misfortune
to lose a valuable mule Saturday
evening. He was loading it on a
truck preparatory to delivering ii t.
customer at Lemon Grove, Cali.
fornia. The mule threw itseif a1i'I
then plunged into a small ditch and
struggled violently in the slippery
lrud for less ihan minute, Nh'H II
ceased breathing.
\ record social meeting Of IN"
farm center was held at the SecIrN
hall, Friday evening May :. Mrs.
Mamma IIcrrick, chairman Of the
home department presided Miss
Orpha Miller. home department de-
onstrator lead in social games which
included cvcrybody and in com
munitv singing. the words being
thrown ON the screen for I'll te rr1.l
hy II stcrioptican operated by Fran'
l]yschlag, assistant farm odNJSor.
rnc program included: violin due
by Miss Helen Rogers and |im,r
Mccain accompanied at nle pia"t
bv Mrs. r. J. Mccain, piano sole.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

tv Roberta Ferguson; piano solo by
kathleen Spencer; song, by kath-
ltcn Spencer and Irene Powellson,
accompanied at the piano By Mrs.
john Hogan and reading by Miss
Orpha Miller.
j. Rousscr, chairman Of the Seclcy
farm. center reported that the mem
bcrshp drive is on i'll thc SceleT
st tction. The last meeting Of the cen
tea for the summer will be held Fri
day. June 1. The home depart
mrlt announced tl,lt the subject
Ior their June meeting is eleven de
scrts aud sponge cake. Strawbcr
rics and cream were served.
The reds havn - and the blues
81 in the Scclcv Sunday School con
tCvt. There were 80 present whan
jhc count was taken, May 9.
LightY.onc people attended til"
Mothers day service Sunday morn
ing. The male qaartette, a. II. and
George sheldon, ). T. Robinson art
f. Borden sang beautiful selection
an0 Mrs. Ethel Bordon accompanied
III the piano,
Miss Iowa Davis, led Christian
tudcaror sunday evening. Twenty
were present Miss Eleanor Iioi-
brook is the leader for May IS.
Dolphin Dfani spent the week
end at Riverside.
Mir. and Nh, Il. Borden Of FL Ger
tro, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Grouiaff
aud children were dinner guests at
tic hcn.o Of NJ. and Mrs. \. II.
Sucldon Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Sipp!c of National
CITY is visiting her sister, Mrs. \
L. Ferguson.
MIR. and Mrs. s. e. GodIard. Miss
L1lra AID Sidney were Sunday eve
ming visitors at the G. \. lI"Ihrooh
saach.
NJ. j. Lcibort Is in san Diego rr
curcratiag after several weeks OF
Illness.
pan sheldon OF tic naval aviation
department is home on THROUGH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
"Nicely Polished
SIIVe L w ar e Is
Stolen by Gang
Ry United Press Leased Wire

SAN FKANTTSTO, May IT.-
Look how nicely polished the
silvcrware,' Mrs. Morris Open
helms new maid called today. Mrs
Oppcnhcim looked. As she did so, Il
man sprang from behind the door,
and with the maid, bound her to Il
chair.
Then Mrs. Oppcnheim looked some
more, while the couple piled the
nicely polished silverwarc and other
valuablcs into suitcase and de-
parted.
The loss was est mated at $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
WestmOrland
Dancers Awarded
Close Decision

Miss Eiilic Kinsinger and MIR.
Gerard, both of Wcstmorland. won
Il close decision in the foX trot con
test at the Mcsrmorland tirrmcn :
"adopted poppy dance, has;
Thursday night, before il larg"
crowd. There will be only two more
prcliminarics, which will then bring
six couples together for the final
contest for the valley championship
and twenty dollars in gold. Tn
winners ot the first three prelimi.
l.arirS were; Miss Mccarthy, West
morland and Mr.. Ingcgno, Braw.cY;
Mrs. Kalin Wcstmolrand and }. j..
MuIlal!cy, Brawlcy; Miss Buelah
Ellis, lIoltvillc and Wayne Edwards
Of Calipatria. The last named cou-
pie recently won Il valley dance. con
test and are out to defend their
tislr. .,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. Ii. 7. Frost, Hazel
and Ora were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors at Meloland.
Miss Goldi" Copeland, Miss Al
lora Gallaher, Howard Whitccotton
and Horace H6lIrook we've anon,
the high school senior students who,
accompanied by high school teach
crs as chapcroncs spsnt the week
end 1T Lake Cuyamdca.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Army Planes Are
Wholly Wrecked

WASHINGTON, May l0.-Two
army airplancs collided and were .o-
tally wrecked at Il 5000 feet alti-
tudc at Langley Field, Va, this at
tcrnoon. Majors Harold +. Geigcr
and Horace NJ Hickam, the pilots,
escaped through use of parachutcs,
neither suffering serious injury, ac-
cording to war department reports
from Langley Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
DIES FROM FALL
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los Angeles, May II. - Arthur
hanson, sc, carpenter, fell from u
tiird story scaffolding shortly aft
cr beginning work. His skull hit
the pavement aud he died enroute
to the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Suzanne Will
Be Here Soon
by United rrcss Leased Wire

CHICAGO, May II. Suzann,
Lcng'cn will tour America this year
according to G. c. Pyle, promotcr
extraordinary. Pyle said he would
personality handle Mile. Lcnglcm :
visit TO this country.
The French star will do consider
able work on motion picture lots
and will stage Il number of cXhih.-
ton tennis matches in this country
according to Pyle. who incidentally
is responsible for Rcd Grange S en-
trance into the profcssinal football
field.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA, Ariz, May Mean
daily gage heights in feet and mean
discharge in second feet of the COLO
RADIO river at luWa, Arizona, for the
Mnck nnlinm MnN I lNoG:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
REACH SETTLEMENT IN
MODESTO ACCIDENT CASE

MODESTO, Calf, May 1l.-A
private settlement for %2500 was
announced in Superior Judge j. G..
Needham 5 court today by counsel
for Mrs. Olive RcrMdoH, who was su-
ing Levi Jones, prominent retired
Modesto rancher, for S3j,00 dam.
ages growing out Of the death Of
her husband. Hcrndon was killed III
Il crash with an automobile driven
by Jones.
Owing to heavy rains many citrus
growers of the south are hauling
soil deposits in low levels back to
the higher ground they came from.
and security sru>cd in large cars.
1t WAS driven up steep hills that
would have meant second gears tp
many cars, and vet it male the
climb without falter in iIiga gear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

At Gresham, Oregon, is a Brown
Swiss breeders association, the most
important of local cattle associa-
tions
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Malhcur county, Oregon. super
visors refused aid to Il farm advisor
So the farmers raised the necessary
funds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Subject TO correction by auto
matte recorder curve.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

The past winter was so mild that
Il farmcr at ChchaliS, Washington,
cut, throughout January, green
grass IT inches high.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

luvo county has IS Juvenile a.
cultural club members,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

The entrance fee to automobiles
at Crater Lake has been reduced ON
orders from Washington, from $50
to 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
STEEL TONNAGE

NHW YORK, May li.-tHfilled
steel tonnage of the United H'tatcs
Steel corporation showed a decrease
Of L $50 tons during April. tnfill-
cd tonnage on April so, was ",S67,-
47G tons, against (, 379,935 on
March 81. 4,Gl6.Sa& ON February y.
and 4,1i6,56s ,56s on April 80, 1922.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

\ II pound native or cut-throat
trout was recently caught in Pyra-
mid Lake. Nevada, the record
weight
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were apparently elected. More
strength was shown in important
gubernatorial fights.
Labor Candidates
Labor strongly backed the candi-
dacies of Smith w. Brookhart, Ger
aid p. Nye and John j. Blaine. 1t
Endorsed Davis Walsh in Massachu-
sets, Robert Wagner in New York
and Carl Hayden in Arizona. All
these >have been elected. To these
may be added A. w. Barley of Ken
lucky, when the outcome Of the vote
and possible contest is finally de-
cided.
On the other hand. labor has
strongly opposed Ware, Smoot, Tyd-
ings, Shortridge and Curtis, and
these were elected, nevertheless. In
Colorado and Oregon, William E.
Sweet and Bert Haney were pre-
ferrred to their Republican oppo-
nents.
Incurs Enmity
: Tydings incurred the enmity of
railway workers when he supported
repeal of the full time crew law of
Maryland.
No stand was taken in the Ohio,
Illinois, Indiana and Missouri fights.
In the Governor contests, labor
was particularly anxious for the re-
election of Governor Al Smith be-
cause if his stand in favor of public
development of water power.
1t also gave strong Endorsements
to Governor Donahey in Ohio, and
Hunt in Arizona. and to G. c. Young
in California, and William H. Adams
in Colorado, all Of whom were vic
torious.
John S. Fisher was elected Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania over labor's pro-
test. In Wyoming, Governor Nellie
Ross, who was defeated, had been
Endorsed and in Nebraska Charles
w. Bryan.
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all luncheon speakers?" Senator
Reed enquired.
latter the hearing he pointed out
how he had been summoned to In
diana to investigate grave. charges,
but had instead found a Betsy
Ross" referring to Mrs. Lockhart. \
Action of the police was roundly
scored in a Sunday sermon by the
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MURDER TO BE CHARGED
Seek Persons Who Supplied Prison
ers With Guns.
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BU United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-First de-
gree murder charges await the per-
son who supplied the guns and am
munition to the three bandits, whose
attempt to shoot their way out of
the tombs Wednesday, ended in their
deaths and those of Warden Peter
J. Mallon and jeremiah Murphy,
guard.
With two suspects under arrest,
one of whom is said to have con-
fessed, five separate investigations of
the attempted Jail delivery were be-
ing made.
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S1.35O FOR SOUP PLATE

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Nov, 5.-The top
price in sale here Of old china
from the Alexander Hudnut collec-
ton was $3.50 for a soup plate. The
plate was embellished by view of
New York, once seen through the
vapory mist of a savory stew. 1t IS
considered one of the rarest plates
of it's kind.
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ORGANIZED LABOR
HAS 90 PER CENT
. ELECTION VICTORY
Half Senate Candidates and
More Governors
Win.
Times WaShinoton Bureau,

IJAE MOO UIh Il tWWt
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-For or
ganized labor, Tuesdays election was
a little better than so per cent
victory.
In United States Senate contests,
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Convicts at NORWOOD Scrubs
prison in London are now given slip
pers to wear in their cells during the
evening.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rev. Frank S. C. Wicks of the Uni.
tartan Church, who termed it an at
tack on free speech.
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EVERYONE LIKES
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ENGINEERS
HELP FIGHT
RED PERIL
Society Resolution Favors
Police Supervision of
PaCifiSt'S Talks.

Despite the fact that Mayor Duvall
and Police Chief Claude F. Johnson
made profuse apologies for sending
police censors to hear recent
speech delivered here by Frederick
j. Libby, pacifist spokesman, they
will be forced to accept commenda-
ton for their efforts in attempting
to save Indianapolis citizens from
the Libby oratorical onslaughts.
Thursday the Indianapolis Engineer
ing Society adopted a resolution
praising the brave police>action.
The resolution advocated police SUI
pervision Of further Libby addresses
in Indiana and commended the po-
lice for being on the job when Libby
spoke here a few weeks ago.
Police at Meeting
At that time police were sent to
ing was held, but failed to arrest
the speaker or halt the address when
they found many leading citizens at
tending as sponsors. They had beer
told the speaker was a radical" and
red"
When Senator James A. Reed
came to the city to investigate the
Clyde A. Walb fable of "interna-
tional bankers" fighting the Indiana
Senator's he glanced into this Libby
meeting by calling to the stand Mrs.
w. S. Lockhart, who had arranged
for the Libby speech here
She told the Senator how Chief
Johnson said that Brig. Gen. Dwight
E. Aultman and Felix McWhirter
had not been invited, but she con-
tended that she did invite them.
Found BETSY Ross"
SIS there any law here that re.
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Found BETSY Ross"

"Is there any law here that re-
quires that General Aultman and
Felix McWhirter be invited to hear
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