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pvsry day, except Sunday. BY the d.
F~~etori~ts of Russian Trades UniSH 81
the United States Of America and
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Weyland's Death
Termed Accident

4 verdict OF accidental death
was returned by coroner S jury
this morning following an inquest
in the ease of Albert Weyland, 45,
of Rrawley district at Brawley.
Weyland died in the Brawley hos
rital Monday night after an acci-
dent in which the ear he was driv-
ing plunged into an irrigation ca
nal. The evidence introduced at
the inquest tended to show that
Weyland had been suffering eX
tlemely from a cold prior to the
time of the accident.
1t required five minutes for men
who rushed to the scene of the ae-
oident to pull Weyland out of the
water and efforts to revive him
proved futile. He was taken to th'
hospital where physician managed
20 bring Weyland to consciousness
hut it is believed that the exposure
proved too much for him in his all.
ing condition.
The body was removed to the
hopes undertaking parlors where
he inquest was held this morning
rader the supervision of Coroner B
l.. Lemons. G. b. Smith appeared
for the district attorneys office
aud questioned the witnesses.
AS far as can be learned Wev,
.and has no relatives here and ar.
langements for burial have been
delayed temporarily pending inves
:::gation as to possible relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Court of Honor
Makes Awards

Meeting at the Elks hall last
night the Ell Centre Court of Honor
of the Boy Scouts of America last
night conferred awards of rank and
merit badges on number of boys.
Ralph Reynolds, new local chairman
of the Court of Honor. was in
charge, assisted by J. w. Cass, w.
r. Grant and Scout Advisor S. L.
McCrory.
The court opened with the usual
formalities. A clever pantomime
was given by boys of Troop 7, For
rest Ferris, Dale Nice, Meredith
Nice, L. b. Cowlin and Raymond
Grant participating.
Awarding of badges was the prin-
cipal item of interest. w. X. Grant,
scoutmaster Of the Elks troop, No.
7, who is going through the regular
scout work with his troop, received
merit badge for first aid to ami
mails. Dale Nice and Meredith Nice
received the rank of second class
scouts. Both are members of Troop
Z.
Other awards were awarded as
follows: Troop 3, Virgil Frizzell,
firemanship and personal health ;
Troop I, Forrest Ferris, First Aid
and fircmanship, Stanley Duke,
first aid to animals and personal
health, w. f. Hancock, handicraft,
Jim Cass Jr automobiling and
plumbing, Edgar Nice, first aid to
animals.
Among the visitors were Y. F.
FrizZell and w. c. Costello.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Opportunities In
Valley Described
By Advertisement

Imperial Va,;ey's opportunities
for the home seeker are set forth
III a full page advertisement in the
special Southern California section
of today's Los Angeles Examiner,
the advertisement having been ar
ranged for by the board of trade
of Imperial county.
In addition to full description
tf the valleys resources and faciii.
ties, the page contains pictures
showing harvesting scene in a
lettuce field, the new courthouse,
I've intake at Andrade, dairy
farm. grapefruit grove, vineyard
and Boulder Canyon dam site.
A coupon to enable interested
parties to obtain more detailed in
formation on the valley is also pro-
v;ded. \ check on these inquiries
will be kept by b. A. Harrigan, hor,
,icultural commissioner, so that re-
suits of the advertisement may be
asccrtaincd.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Wales Should
Blame Someone

\ Filipino residing on Broadway
"ho a few days ago reported to the
police that a sweater jacket had
been stolen from him, hailed Pa.
trolman Pennington tins morning
With a cry that he had seen a man
- the street wearing his sweater.
lie described the sweater to the of
ficcr ninutclv and they soon locat-
cG the wearer.
He was Frank Romari but when
questioned Frank claimed that h"
had obtained the sweater in a trade
With man named O. Gavino. The
1olicn then hunted up Gavino and
'e admitted that lie had given the
0vaatcr to Romari in trade but
claimed he had bought it from Del
fino Wales.
In the meantime the patrolman
tad brought the thr"e men to head
quarters. Gavino, however, was in
Istcnt and asked that Wales be
roi-nd up. He was and brought to
Headquarters. There faced by Ga
'ino J." admitted selling the sweat
or to Gavino.
but Wales had no one left to
';cI cn and told the police that he
had found the sweater. 50 now
Nallcs is thinking it over at tn
ountv Jail. In the morning he win
Jc arraigned before Judge Perkins
N a charge of petty larceny. Ro
mari and Gavino were both releas-
d but told to be ready to appear
as witnesses in the case if they
srp napIod
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Marriage Licenses

One marriage license was issued
and one notice of intention to wed
filed at the county clerks office
this morning. The license was is
sued as follows:
Frank Balcazar, 30, native of
Mexico and resident of Heber
Juana Yanez, %. native of Mexico
and resident of Heber.
The intention to wed was filed
by Jose Portillo, 30, native of
Mexico and resident of Brawley &;
Ctilio Gotta, "a, native of Mexico
and resident of Mexicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28

Continued from page one)
tion, though, but that the country
is sound economically and CONNER
cially'
w. p. Storey, president Atchison
Toneka and Santa Fe railway:
"The outlook for 1923 is quite
satisfactory in every dircction.'
p. f. Crowley, president New
York Central lines:
~ look for prosperous year foI
the railroads and for business in
general.
Debost Optimistic
William l.. Debost, president
cham Der Of commerce of New York
state:
"The year 1927 has been n nor
mally prosperous year throughout
the United States and there hav,
been many improvements in the &c.
onomic situation abroad. The com.
.ng year, despite the fact that a
presidential campaign will take
place, it seems to me, should be
fully as prosperous as 1927 for the
reason that fundamental business
conditions are virtually unchang-
ed.
S. w. Straus, president s. w
Straus and Company:
''There is ample indication that
during 1923 general business and
industry will receive substantial
support from nationwide building
activities.''
William G. Skeily, president
Skellv Oil Company:
"In my opinion the year 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Valley Rotarians
To Meet Friday

Rotary Clubs of Imperial Valley
viii io;n in hig inter-citv meeting,
10 he held in FL Centro at the Hotel
Barbara Worth on Friday evening.
Al Roth. district governor, will b."
the sneaker OF the evening, and a
fire program is expected.
FL Centre club members are mott
fled that the meeting will take the
place of the regular weekly lunch
con on Thursday. However, the of
ficers will meet at the hotel for
luncheon and round table will be
held. Any visiting Rotarians or
members who will not be able to
be present Friday night may attend
at that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
KEYES DOES NOT
THINK REPORT
WEAK EMS CASE
Ry United Press Lease Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2S.-Dis,
trict Attorney Asa Keyes in an
nouncing today that he would per-
sonally prosecute Edward Hickman,
said that he regarded DR.. Wagner s
statement as being of little signi-
| ficance.
owe will be able to prove that
Hickman killed the girl,' the dis
trict attorney said.
He said that he would crush -
the case through with the greatest
, possible speed but that the defense
counsel would be "given reason
able time to prepare his case.
cit can hardly have any bearing
on the case because it is only a
theory" Keyes declared, in refer
ring to the doctor s report.
Meanwhile Hickman, unaware of
developments, sat in his cell in the
county Jail awaiting the arrival
here of the Kansas City lawyer who
will defend him.
Cowed and completely broken
young Hickman has come to the
point where his mind unconsciously
turns to self justification for the
horrible crime.
And this same self-justification
transformed the simple high school
boy, into the category of history s
master plunderers and military
butchers who from time immemorial
have imagined an allegiance with
divinity.
81 felt somehow that God was
with me throughout, Hickman
said in an exclusive interview.
Says God Understands
God, the young man said as he
nervously rolled one blue-clad leg
back and forth ceaselessly over his
bunk, knew that he wanted me to
90 to college and Gcd would overlook
what he had done to get there. God
wanted William Edward Hickman
| to 90 to Park College near Kansas
| City.
Such is the reasoning of the cx-
bank messenger.
| The Machiavellian doctrine that
| the end justifies the means was
never more clearly or naively ex-
pressed than by the white faced boy
leaning on his elbow on the Jail
cot.
"Did YOU feel that God was with
you when you committed the mur-
| der?'
Hickman hesitated lowered his
gaze and mumbled that even ther
he felt he was under some sort of
"control.
Asked if he thought 'God ,
could be guilty of such control,
| the youth failed to answer.
"What do the people of Los An
ccles want of me'' he suddenly
asked.
'Thev want your life.' he was
told. "rightlv or wrongly that is
what they want.
The youth s face went a shade
whittier and he asked with puzzled
expression. "but was it anv worse
than Loeb and Leopold did''
His "theory' of how he came tt
end up $50 bad' was evolved
! fluentlv while his eyes wandered
slowly about the cell.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28

viii bring q decided improvement
in the oil industry. 1t is our be
lief that the general prosperity OF
business will continue and that pc.
troleum producers will have theil
SHARE
H. L. Doherty, president Cities
Service Company:
"'Today there is no occasion why
the approach of our presidential
election should cause even a ripple
in our business conditions except
the lingering memory Of what used
o occur and what many people knew
was apt to happen but did not know
the cause of it.
Hiram Brown, president L. S.
Leather Company:
"It is difficult to make predic-
tions covering a period so far ahead,
but VIC look to 1923 with conserv-
ativc optimism. -
Samuel T. Hubbard Jr.. president
New York Cotton Exchange:
Looking forward to another
season, it is difficult to forecast
what will be either the size or the
Valuc Of the cotton crop. The boil
weevil is the greatest menace to a
large crop and that and mass psy-
biology will be the controlling Fac
tors in the price
Francis r. Henderson, president
New York Rubber Exchange:
"The year. 1927, was one Of gen
eral s"+;efo~tion to all branches Of
tile rubber industry and 1923 gives
promise 4 being another good
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
Loan Company
Is Incorporated

Articles of incorporation Of the
California Security Loan Corpora
ion were filed at the county clerk $
office this morning. The corpora
tion will have its principal place OF
business in Pasadena and is incor-
porated for 100000 with 1000
shares of capital stock to be issued.
The directors Of the corporation
nill be nine and for the first year
have been named as follows: j. O.
McCament; j. w. Chick. a. +. Ed.
wards, +. G.. Cruckshank, S. NJ
Munson, H. f. Pownall, F. \. Fin
Ley, ii. c. 1Iotaling and w. S
Streetor, all of Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
The San Francisco Bank
526 California St. (and Branches,)
San Francisco

For the quarter year ending Deeem-
declared at the rate of four and ono
quarter (4HD per cent per annum on
all deposits. payable on and after
January 3rd, 1923. Dividends not
called for are added to the deposit
account and earn interest from Jan
uary lst 1923. Deposits made on or
before January 10th, 1928, will earn
interest from January 1st. 1928.
WIN. d. NEWHOUSE, Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-28
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

I traffic eases were filed in Judge /.
Mayficld s court this morning
Three appearances were made and
fines imposed as follows: Ernest
Green, speeding, so fine; Rose
NhristiansOn, speeding, $40 fine
,iah }. Shong, boulevard stop, So
fine suspended. Three had failed
20 appear up until noon in answer
to the charges which included one
fer parking on the highway, one for
speeding and one for driving a
truck with insufficient rubber.
Grapefruit L,lEs for sale at
wholesale prices. Packing House,
Commercial and n. Third. adv
The Gertrade N. Bower School,
Tuition, $12 per schoo, month
Books furnished. Gertrude ". Bow.
sr, b. A., A. NJ, 603 Park Ave.
thone 3S5. adv
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davi.
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. I27 N
Fifth st. Phone 1888. adv
Next Years Christmas Fund can
be opened now. We pay so on youi
minimum monthly balance. Imper
ial Valley Building & Loan Associa-
ton. adv
Suspect Is Released. - Estraylo
Led, %, Mexican of the Meloland
district, was picked up bv attaches
ii the shcriff's office this morning
f1r investigation relative to the
hit and run accident on the Holt
Vile highway last night in which
James Iiinchey was injured. The
Mexican, however, was released
after being questioned with no
charge brought against him.
You Can Teach your boy or girl
thrift by opening thrift account
with us. $1.00 or more opens an
account. 1t pays SO. Imperial
Valley Building g. Loan Association
adv
We Loan to Build. buy OF refiu-
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Picture Framing. 639 Main st. =
adv
Typewriter. DR.. Ffx-It Shop.
adv
Eucalyptus and Athel wood, lo in.
lengths. Ed Royce. adv
DIR. Palmer, Chiropractor, CPS
State St. adv
5oo on Your Minimum monthly
balance. $l.0O or more opens an ac
rount No fines. No fees. Let us
tell YOU about it. Imperial Valley
Building g. Loan Assoc ciation. adv
We Have Not raised the price Of
Bread. National Bakery. adv
Bank Sues on Note.-A civil ac-
tion was filed at the county clerk >
office this morning by the Holtville
Hank, banking corporation, O.
gainst A. Muntcr. According to the
complaint the plaintiff charges that
thc defendant gave the bank 4
I,rom,ssory note in the sum of $l120
in 1920 and that nothing save $75
interest has been paid since that
time. Judgment in the amount of
tine note, with interest and costs of
salt are asked. ID. b. Roberts is
appearing as attorney for the plain
tiff.