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The Washington times., 1927-05-21
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS OPEN

With no announcement made re
garding next seasons conductor for
the Philadelphia Orchestra, T. Ar.
thur Smiths concert bureau reports
that the demand for seats in renew
ais and new subscriptions exceeds
that Of previous years.
The privilege of renewals" ex.
pires on June /. After this date the
assignments will be made to the new
subscribers.
Mr.. Smith, who also manages the
Baltimore series Of concerts of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, states that
on May 10 the records in Baltimore
showed that only II of the names
on this years subscription list had
failed to renew, and new applica.
tons were being received daily.
That is a genuine test of what the
public wants. That is big tribute
to the Philadelphia Orchestra. The
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
is also playing there to crowded
houses.
MORE CONDUCTOR NEWS ON
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
Pierre Monteux. Sir Thomas
Beecham and Fritz Reiner have been
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
TEN YEARS AGO
March 5, 1917

On account of a small child hav-
ing been bitten by dog that is
suspected of being afflicted with
rabies, the city authorities have
seen fit to enforce the quarantine
law Deputy Health Officer Will
liam Cass notified all owners of
canincs today that unless their pets
wero nuzzled, measures would be
taken to extcrminate them.
+. X. Fong, Chinese consul gem
eral stationed at San Francisco, is
in the Imperial valley, Investigating
.l.e treatment of his cO1ntrym an
in Nex;cali. Mr.. Fong is located
at Calexico and will remain there
:oc several days.
President Edmunds of the Calex-
lco National Bank has laid i'll n
supl ~ of spuds, whica he keeps in
the cashiers cage 10 make change
fo: bills of large denomination. 1t
is expected that tubers will he ac-
cepted as legal tender in q short
time in all banking circles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March 5, 1912

The Valley Telephone Company has
filed with the county clerk its ar
ticles of incorporation. The prin-
cipal place of business is given as
Holtville and the capital stock is
placed at $4,000. The incorpora-
tors are: A. Il. Wright. o. \.
Shaw, S. Z. Robinson, J. w. Hart,
J. l.. Taeeker, L. NJ. Burnell and
2. c. Curtis.
Physicians of Holtville report
that eight brand new babies arriv-
ed in the east side town in one
week during the past month. Holt
vile is doing its best to increase
the population of Imperial valley.
The FL Centre section of the I'M
perial County Boys Agricultural
Club met at the Central Union High
school building this morning and re-
ceived from Walter S. Packard OF
the state experiment farm for I'm.
perial valley packages of Egyptian
cotton seed for their half acre
plots.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
THE SPOILED HERO

Perhaps George Young, who attained fame and
glory by winning the Catalina swimming contest, has
learned useful lesson Toronto his native city,
waited long and planned noby to make his honle-con-
ing notable and in return snubbed. George
fused to attend the great public dinner arranged in
his honor because his estranged pal Bill Hastings had
been invited The notabes of the city gathered to do
him honor and had to eat their banquet in painful
silence because the seat of the guest of honor
empty.
felt how raw it was for he Immediately tried tc atone
for it by what he thought brilliant idea. He
would give dinner O. his own with Bill Hastings left
out and all the city notabes could his guests.
He had made enough money to afford such blowout.
Glowing with his grand plan, George wrote to the
mayor about it, and in burst of wild generosity sug
gested that the mayor select the guests. "His
ship" would know whom to invite anyway, better than
George would. Then George made arrangements for
the spread.
The mayor replied that the host had better do his
inviting.
When the time came, the mayor and other city not
abes constituting the guests of honor not pres
ent. The tables were neatly turned Instead of one
empty chair there were many. That meal was sad
occasion for George.
Now Toronto, which had made of George super
human hero. has soured on him.
George is only kid, to be And everybody
has worked hard to turn his head since he swan to
fame But Toronto feels that even kid might have
better manners-and more loyalty to an old pal May
George Young, and any other potential Georges,
profit by his experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
Pleads Guilty to
Petty Larceny

Jose Gonzales entered plea of
guilty to a charge of petit larceny
when arraigned before Judge l..
Mayficld Yesterday afternoon. The
court upon recommendation of Ed
ward II. Law, deputy district attor-
ney, sentenced the defendant to SIX
months in the Imperial County jail.
Gonzales had been held to an
swer to a charge of burglary, sec
ond degree, at preliminary hearing
held in CaleXico before Judge Lor-
enz and was brought before Judge
Finney in superior court yesterday
morning. At that time he request
ed that he be allowed until this
morning to enter a plea aud that
he be given an attorney to defend
him. Both requests were granted.
Through the attorney and the dis
trict attorneys office an agreement
was reached to withdraw the charge
of burglary, second degree, upon
condition that the defendant plead
guilty to a charge Of petit larceny.
The case grows out of the alleged
ransaeking of room in an apart
ment house in Calexieo. Gonzales
is said to have been caught later
with a quantity of the goods stolen
from the room and rifle, reported
missing at the time, was found in
second hand shop in Calexico
where il was said Gonzales had sold
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
TWO GOOD .nEN

With congress out of the way, the baseball scandal
all whtewashed and everybody happy, and Babe Ruth
the fold, national affairs to be in excellent
condition.
That is with the exception of our relations with
Nicara qua. China. Mexico and the Philippines, the
farmer, Herrin Illinois and Chicago. So Secretary
KelIogg has been persuaded to go a vacation. The
perSuader. according to the mysterious White
House Spokesman" is the president.
With the announcement of vacation for the haras-
sed secretary of state, the that the vaca
ton IS to be lengthy and that meantime the eff
fcient secretary OF commerce, Herbert Hoover,
will assume the aghes; posi- IN the cab-let.
It may be only ruTaor, and the denial that closely
followed the may be authentic. The secretary
of commerce is engineer not lawyer, and the
highest post in the caoinel appears to demand one
trained in law. However, when one recoects
of those who have preceded Mr.. Kellogg in his pres
ent position it does not seem that legal training is
more essential than plain old-fashioned,
sense.
Mr. Hoover, because of, or perhaps in spite of his
technical training, has demonstrated that he is plen-
tifullv equipped with common sense. The silent man
from Vermont might do worse than elevate the emln
ent Californian to the office of secretary of state
Hoover has made good at each job that has been
signed to him, flat statement that perhaps cannot
be applied with equal truth to Mr.. Kellogg.
Or if Mr.. Hoover is found wanting and new head
must be chosen for the state department, California
has furnished the president with another good can
didate for the cabinet promotion in the person OF
Mr. Curtis Wilbur present secretary of the navy, and
formerly chief justice of the California supreme
court and lawyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
NEW WOMAN HIKER

ASHEYILLE, y. c., Mar. g.
Mrs. Charles Hutchins of Burnsville
has announced her intention of
shattering the hiking record made
by Eleanor Sears, Boston society
woman who walked from Provi-
dence to the Hub in eight hours, a
distance of 40 miles.
Mrs. Hutchins, training daily
here by walking 10 to IS miles will
try to walk from Burnsville to Ashe-
vile, 43 miles in less than eight
hours. She intends to make the try
sometime in March.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of I'm
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
March 5, 1907

The contract for the building of
the Holtville public school has
been let to Henry f. Seeley, of I'M
perial. The new building is to be
located on the north half of block
seventeen on West Seventh street.
The plans have been drawn by f.
r. Harris, of Redlands, Calif. The
structure is to be of frame, tive
rooms and modern in every parti-
cular and will be a credit to the
town.
W.. 7. Bill of Redlands, president
of the Ell Centre Land Company,
has been in town all this week and
has been busy every minute. Busi-
ness in town property is picking up
right along and Mr.. Bill says the
number OF lots sold recently is very
gratifying. He predicts greater ac-
tivity in real estate and is laying
his plans.
Imperial Water Companies No.
and will hold their regular board
meetings in Holtville tonight.
Satisfied that they have conquer
ed the Colorado river for all time
in the future and that the Salton
sea will soon become a thing of the
past, H. T. Cory, general manager
and hcief engineer of the Colorado
river dam. built by the Southern
Pacific to check the turbulent wat
ers of the great stream, and c. X.
Clark, superintendent of construc-
tion of the enterprise, are ip Los
Angeles for a period of rest from
their labors.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1927, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD e. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
SPOOL PIE

Saturday there were no classes i'll
the Hollow Stump School, so all the
forty 'leven little bunny boys and
girls who lived in Uncle Wiggily s
hollow stump bungalow got up early
in the morning to have as much fun
as they could.
- m going to the woNis to see
if any spring flowers have started
to grow!' called Tooter, who, with
Scooter, liked to play Boy Scout
and Indians and all sorts of games
like that.
Its too early for flowers, =
said Jingle who. with her sister
Jangle, was playing under the apple
pie tree-I mean the tree off which,
in summer. apples could be picked
to make pies. THE twenty-first of
March is SPRING sang Jangle, who
was a boy today. '.The little birds
begin to sing!' I don't mean that
Jangle was a real boy, but often on
Saturday she would put on an old
suit belonging to Scooter or Tooter
and pretend she was like one OF her
brothers.
"Well, anyhow we re going 70
the woods said Tooter.
So away he ran with some other
animal boys, while Jingle and
Jangle got their dolls and some little
dishes and when Baby Bunty and
kittie Kat and Arabella Chick
and some other animal girls came
along they all played house.
''Oh. l wish | had my basket of
empty spools.' said Jingle all of a
sudden. 1--WE could pretend the
spools were all sorts Of things to
play with.
'Where are your spools!9 asked
.langle, who knew that her sister
had saved lot of empty ones.
~ left them in Nurse James
kitehen,' answered Jingle. q can't
go in now to get them for IN ex
pecting company.
SO she was, though it was make
believe company coming to a pre-
tend house where the little animal
girls were playing they were grown
up. And just then Jingle saw Uncle
Wiggily i'll the bungalow kitchen
door.
s.0b DaddicumS' calla1 thn
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
THEATERS

Jackie Coogan, the "million dol
/ lar child STAR has passed now IN
his twelfth year, the first milestone
III his phenomenal career lie has
, emerged from babynood to boyhood
with the shearing of his bobbed
hair. Jackie S first appearance
sans long hair will be in his latest
production, johnny Get Your Hair
Cut from story written specially
for him by the late Gerald Beau
mont. Master Coogan has eight
wears of achievement in the motion
picture industry to his credit. his
is the only career of its kind on
record in theatrical annals, and if
his new film is any indication OF
what the future holds, then Jackie
Coogan will entertain the public
through all the seven ages of man.
Soon the youngest star of the sill
ver sheet will be old enough to play
Hamlet for David Belasco.
private tutor has been coaching
him for years in academic and ora-
matte work. His school rating is
Junior class in high school. In his
tronic stratas he can recite anything
from Dan McGrew' to the recita-
ton of any of Shakespeare solilo-
quies. Besides Jackie's academic
training, he is crack marble shoot
er, horseshoe pitcher, golfer and
swimmer. Jackie presents juven-
lie prototype of Douglas Fairbanks;
he is tireless and athletic, and Doug
is one of his heroes.
From Doug Jackie learned the
art of twirling the Australian whip.
The elder Coogan has hard time
these days keeping a cigar in his
as Jackie practices cutting
the "smoke' in two with crack
of his fifteen foot leather whip.
Johnny Get Your Hair Cut,
coming to the Palace theater, is
Master Coogan S latest Metro-Gold
wyn- Mayer release. 1t was made at
the famous Tanforan race track in
northern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05

little rabbit girl. will You please
bring out my basket of empty
spools' They re on the table,
II will, my dear answered the
rabbit gentleman, and, being in a
hurry, he picked up the first thing
he saw on the table. and, as it hap.
pened, it was dish of apples cut
up for Nurse Jane to put into q
pie. Not knowing what he was doing,
being absent minded like, Uncle
Wiggilv carried the basket of apple
slices out to Jingle and then he
nurrled back into the kitchen for
he heard his wife calling him.
'Ch, look what Daddicums
hro"rht me instead of empty
spools!" laughed Jingle as she saw
,Ae apple snces.
HE must have wanted us to have
a little play party!" said Jangle.
:" Let's do it and eat the apples.
We can pretend they are oranges!" j"
"Oh, what fun" laughed Baby
Bunty. So, forgetting about the
basket of spools, the little animal
girles ate the apples intended for
the pie. And when Uncle Wiggily
got back into the kitchen his WIFI
was there, rolling out pie crust and
putting it in a tin.
Please hand me that dish of cut
apples, | want to put them in this
pie" said Mrs. Longcars. "Nurse
Jane had to hurry to the store 50
| IN finishing this pie for her.
"I'H put the apples in, offered
Uncle Wiggily, so what did he do
but put inLo the pie tin the empty
wooden spools, and he never noticed
what he was doing. And Mrs. Long
ears, thinking the empty spools
were slices of apple, being "A bit
near-sighted, you know, she clapped
the top crust on and clappcd the pie
into the oven, spools and all.
Well, the little rabbit girls and
their friends ate all the sliced
apples, and when the spool pie was
done Mrs. Longcars took it from the
oven, not dreaming what a funny
pastry it was. But that evening
Uncle Butter, the goat, and Aunt
Lettie, the gOatess, came to tea. &
81 want you TO try my apple
pie said Uncle Wiggily, starting
TO cut it. "At least | put the apples
in. But they seem to be very
tough!' he added when his knife
couldn't cut the wooden spools.
Something must be the matter! -
And when Uncle Wiggily lifted
the top crust and saw, inside, a lot
Of brown, baked wooden threa |
spools instead of tender, juicy
apples--well, | just wish you could
have heard Uncle Butter laugh. SO
did Aunt Lettic. And when Mr..
Longcars thought what funny
mistake he had made in that spool
pic-why, he laughed harder than
any ono except Jingle and Jange.
"It's good thing Uncle Butter
didn try to cat thatpic!" said
Mrs. LOngcars.
"Oh, / don't know,' bcated the
goat gentleman. '.Spool pie might
be good for change. I'm tired Of
eating tin cans" " and he laughed
again. And if the gas stove docsn It
stay al night at the movies and
make the milk bottle cry, II tell
you next about Uncle Wiggily's Is
play house.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05

fasts and suppcrs will be specialties
on the menu Of the new restaurant.
A complete system of electric re-
frigeration is to be installed be-
fore the hot weather.
Charlie SAID this morning he is
ready to provide "slum, " "Corncd
Willie" goldfish - or anything
else that the ex-service man used
to get, if his, comrades dare call
for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
Charlie Ike Has
New Mess Outfit

Charlie Ike, ex-doughboy, who
has conducted the Ell Centre Lunch
for almost two years, and was
connected with the Loynd Drug
Company for one year prior to that
time, is closing up his old place Of
business and opening "The Coffee
Shop at 1877 North Sixth Street,
on March Z.
The new lunch room, which will
remain open from 5 a. m. to 10
p. m, is entirely furnished with
new up-to-date furnishings, electri-
cal appliances and the most sanitary
methods of preparing and protect
ing food from flies, germs and 9TH
er evils. Club breakfasts, NOR
chants lunches, short orders, toast
ed sandwiches and waffle break
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05

clair with a loss of five lives eff
here.
Word of the recovery of the bod
les, as yet unidentified, was reeeiv-
station from Captain George s..
Nieherson of the Old Harbor coast
guard station at Chatham. The bod
les were found not far from the
latter station.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05

A boy is phenomenon COM
posed of dirt and noise,' says the
founder of Father and Son Week.
That s what they re saying about
the Broadway shows, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Kanemarn- NakagaWa.

Kanemarn- Nakagawa.
Kanemarn, 27, native of
and resident of Seeley. BE
Nakagawa, II, native of "
ton and resident of Ell Cen
Martin-Neeee. George l..
%, native OF California and
OF Calexico. Dorothy, o. Ne
native of California and resi-
Mount Signal.
MoEey to Loan on Auto,
Sterling Securities Co. Jnc.,
Cross, Mgr. 6G0 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-05
More Bodies of
Victims Found
By United Press Lensed Wire

ORLEANS, Mass, March 1.-Two
more bodies were recovered today
from the still angry Cape Cod wat
ers that yesterday dashed to pieces
the three masted schooner VI mt.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21

beginning Sunday viii depart
briefly from its usual custom BY