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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
DECISIVE
FIGHT IS
EXPECTED
Government Forces Have
Large Number of Men
Availabl. for Action.
ON HIGH MOUNTAIN
Gomez and Almada Place
Rebels in Formidable
Position.
By B. F. FINE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)


MEXICO CITY, Oct. On the
summit and up the densely wooded
slope of Cofrc de Pcrotc, n noun
tain 1916 feet high, rebel forces
under General Arnulfo Gomez and
General Hcstor Ignacio Almada to-
dav took their last stand against
overwhelming odds.
Closing in OF them in wedge for
nation were tS o columns or 1ede-
raj troops, each of which outnum-
bcrcd the combined strength of the
rebels.
Federal troops under General
Jose Gonzalo Escobar were moving
in from Pcrote near the mountain.
Troops under General Jesus NJ.
Aguirre were closing in on their
Objective from the direction of ia
lapa.
Although surrounded bv federal
soldiers. the rebels had the advant-
neg of position, as COTE de Perotr
is traditionally point of greatest
strategic importance in Mexican
warfare, dominating from the
heights the cities of Pcrote, Jaia-
pa and Orizaba.
The federal forces. however, out
numbered the rebels two to one and
were equipped with all the means
of modern warfare, including air
planes for scouting and attack.
Moreover, the forces now SUR
rouding the mountain on which the
rebels have been trapped can be
reinforced bv tie entire Mexican
army if needed.
Editor Arrested
The decisive battle of the revo-
luton was expected to start today
wit hthe storming of the mountain.
The government announced last
night that Field +. Palavincini,
editor, publisher and founder OF
Universal, leading Mexican
newspaper, has been arrested, al
legedly as an aide of Gomez.
The military situation in the
state of Vera Cruz, in which Perotc
and Jalapa are iocated, was ex-
planned in detail to correspondents
last night by General Alvarez,
spokesman for the government.
While Alvarez talked with the
correspondents, Mayor Seracho of
Mexico City and General Obregon
arrived and called on President
Gales.
While Gales has always main
tanned his neutrality in next year s
presidential contest, his frendliness
toward Obregon is well known.
Gales has received scores of tele-
grams from governors and military
commanders offering their assis-
tancc and promising to stand loyal
~ by the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Charge Vineyard
Owners Violated
Volstead Ac t
by United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Three men
we're arrested here in test ease
to determine whether certain kinds
of grape juice shipped from Cali
fornia violate the VOlstead act.
Carl Fuller and Elmer Medium
were arrested by federal officials
and released on bond. Indictments
have been issued against them and
against j. r. Cradle, arrested in In
dianapolis and two others who are
being sought.
Fuller and Medium own the Unit
ed Vineyard Association, subsidi-
ary of the California Vineyards Co.
1t is charged the company makes
a concentrated grape syrup which
by addition of water may be made
into wine.
The dry agents raided the offices
Of the company and confiscated
grape juice valued at $3S,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
COURT SENDS
FOUR men TO
STATE PRISON

-Four prisoners were sentenced to
prison terms, one to Folsom and
three to San Quentin, this morning
by Judge A. C. Finney. The sent
ances were as follows: Dave Con.
nors, convicted of forgery, one to
IA years in Folsom penitentiary; G
Il. Merry, convicted of burglary
second degree, one to IA years in
San Quentin; Juan Padillo and j.
A. Brotherton, both convicted on
charges of escaping from an officer
while in custody, not more than 10
years in San Quentin.
The court allowed probation in
three cases, but sentences of three
months in the county Jail We're in
cluded in the regulations governing
the paroles. Harold Clark, colored
of Ell Centre, who was convicted on
charge of using an automobile
without the consent of the owner
and Antonio Chavez, convicted on
a charge of escaping from the Gust
odv of an officer, were placed under
parole for one year, the first three
months to be served in the county
Jail.
Shirley Frazier, convicted on {;
charge of carrying deadly weapon
was granted parole and placed un
der the jurisdiction of Probation OF
ficer Griffin for one year. He will
be allowed to go to Somerton to OBJ
among these possessions. He was
this morning that Frazier had come
to Ell Centre recently to get some
things for a friend and that tho
blackjack found on his person wa,
among these possessions. He was
picked up by city police.
Two Plead Not Guilty
c. Calero, who yesterday was held
to answer in Calexico ON a charge
of burglary, was arraigned this
morning. His case was continued
for plea until next Friday. He is
alleged to have broken into the AR
cadc Hotel in Calexico.
A. Pecrraro and Salvatore Mag
gio were arraigned before Judge
Finney this morning on charges OF
failure to stop and render aid fol
lowing an automobile accident
Through r. b. Whitelaw, their at
torney, pleas of not guilty We're en-
tered and the case was set down fol
trial ON November IA. Their bal
was reduced to $500 each.
Commitment to Folsom of Connors
will be withheld to allow the filing
of an amended information in hi,
case. The information had beer
filed few days ago but was with
drawn this morning because of the
fact that sentence had not been en-
tered. The information has to dc
with alleged previous convictions or
felony charges. Connors had askeC
a hearing on an application for pro
baton but waived it when brought
into court this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Reckless Driver
Heavily Fined

Refusal to obcv the dictates of
city patrolmcn last night cost Frank
Xanchari $75 in city court this
morning. According to Patrolman
McCaslim Frank was using most of
the highway to operate his machine
ard so he and Patrolman Pennington
look Frank to his home, warning
him to stay there.
But Frank insisted on more driv-
ing and when he started down the
street in his ear few min
utes later, he was picked up by Pa
trolman McCaslin and taken to
headquarters. According to the of
ficers Frank had been drinking but
the charge brought against him this
morning was that of reckless driv-
ing.
Zanchari pleaded guilty and was
fined $75.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
PR A I T
CREW IS
HELPLESS
Pennock Gives Only Three
Hits AS New York Wins
8 to /.
BABE GETS HOMER
Hits Terrific Blow In
Seventh With Two Men
On Bases.
BY United Press Leased Wire

YANKEE STADIUM, New York,
Oct. THE New York Yankees
made it three straight over the
Pittsburgh Pirates today when Herb
Pennock, star southpaw, held the
National leaguers to three hits and
Babe Ruth pounded out a long
homer with two on base to provide
the finishing touches to a crushing
s to l defeat.
Such masterly pitching as Pennock
delivered for seven innings today
never has been bettered in a cham
pionship series since the first ball
was tied up from horse hide. For
seven innings not a single Pirate
reached first base and it seemed as
though Herbie was about to join
those immortals who have delivered
4 no run, no hit, no man on first
base ball game.
Pennock who was injured in the
leg before the series opened in Pitts
burgh, tired in the eighth and the
Pirates got to him for two hits and
a run. They added another hit in
the ninth which did no damage. The
American league champions ham
mered Lee Meadows from the mound
in the seventh inning and Mike
Cvengros who relieved him came
to the box with two men on and
Babe Ruth at bat.
The big punch of the current se-
ries followed when the Babe wound
up and smashed one into right field
stands.
More than $4,000 cheering fans
went wild when the Babe's bat
sounded the old familiar home run
tune.
Cvengros finished out the game
and the Yanks made no more runs.
Yanks Get Breaks
Three successive breaks gave the
Yanks two runs in the first inning
but no luck was attached to their
rally in the seventh when Meadows
became the third Pirate pitcher of
the series to get the hook because
he was being beaten.
The first of these breaks was the
single by Combs that started the
inning. 1t was an ordinary bound
er that hopped to the right of
Meadows and bounded over second
base after the pitcher had touched
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Goddard Visits
Imperial Port

Lieutenant Norman Goddard in
the FL Encanto' plane which was
lis entry in the Dole flight to Homo
mlu, arrived at the Imperial Air
port last night and left this morn
ing for San Diego.
Goddard visited with several
friends in and about Imperial dur
ing the evening but stated that his
present plans are rather indefinite.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
United States
Serves Warming
to Radio Meeting
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. = The
United States served warning to the
International Radio Conference to-
day not to write anything into its
convention that would conflict with
the fundamental constitutional posi-
ton of this country with regard to
control and operation of private COM
panies.
The warning was enunciated by
Judge Stephen B. Davis, vice chair
man of the conference. The impress
sion among delegates was that the
United States would find itself un-
able to ratify the convention if such
undesired provisions were incorpor-
ated in it.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
ROW LOOMS IN BALKANS
by United Press Leased Wire

BELGRADE, Oct. 7.-On instruc-
tions of the government, the Jugo
Slavian minister at Sofia, Bulgaria
today threatened rupture of diplo-
matte negotiations if bandits again
crossed the tugo 0iavian frontier.
Jugo Slavian troops have reinforced
the frontier.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Fair Weather
Promised For
Tomorrow's Game

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Today's
and tomorrow world series games
in New York probably will be free
from interference by rain the wealth
er bureau announced today.
Showers will fall tonight and pos
sibly early tomorrow morning, but
the diamond probably will be dry
enough for play by afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Third Inning

Pittsburgh-IIarris up. Harris
flied to Combs. Gooch up. Gooch
out on strikes, Meadows up. Mea-
dows out, Lazzeri to Gehrig. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
The Pirates had now gone through
batting order with no one coming
even close to reaching first base.
Pennock apparently had the Pirates
right where he wanted them.
New York-Pennock up. Pen
mock out, Rhyme to Harris. Combs
up. Combs flied to L. Waner. Koe-
mig up. Koenig flied to Wright,
who made a beautiful running catch
in left center. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Wright went back 60 feet or so
and made the catch over his should
er just when it seemed the ball
must drop safely.
Fourth Inning
Pittsburgh. Waner up. l.. Wan
Continued on Page Eight
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
STORY OF THIRD
SERIES GAME IS
TOLD IN DETAIL
Play by Play Account of
Contest Shows How
YankS Turned Trick.
First Inning

Pittsburgh. Waner up. L.
Wancr out, Koenig to Gehrig. Rhyme
up. Rhyme flied to Meusel. p. Wan
er up. p. Waner flied to Meusel on
the first ball pitched. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
PennOck was working easily but
the Pirates were popping up his
curve bali and getting no where with
it. The Yankee pitcher was not
wasting any balls in this inning.
New York-Combs up. Combs
singled through the box. Koenig up
koenig safe and Combs took second
on an infield hit. Rhyme fumbled
the bali but it was scored as hit
for koenig. Ruth up. Ruth flied
to Wright, the runners holding their
bases. Gehrig up. Gehrig tripled
scoring Combs and Koenig, but was
caught at the plate. Meusel up
Meusel famed. Swinging. Two
runs, three hits, no trrors.
Gehrig's drive was a tremendous
smash to left center. Barnhart mis-
judged it but even had he caught
the ball fast man like Combs
might have scored all the way from
second base, so far away from the
plate did the ball land.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
YANKEE TEAM TAKES Third STRAIGHT GAM
Mexican Federal Troops Surround Rebels Stronehol
They Starred For Yanks

Qef Dugan (ighD job today
Miller Huggs Pennock stopped the Pirate by holding them
eighth inning Pirate seeing first that
Dugan helped Herbe contributing raising
plays which killed hits
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Second Inning

Pittsburgh-Wright up. Wright
flied to Combs. Traynor up. Tray
nor out, Lazzeri to Gehrig. Barn.
Fart up. Strike one called. Barnhart
out, Lazzeri to Gehrig. No runs, nc
hits, no errors.
Pennock still was working that
slow, deceptive curve of his and the
Pirates We're cutting at it and pop
ping the ball right into the hands
of the Yankee fielders.
New York-Lazzeri up. Lazzeri
out. on strikes. Dugan up. Dugar
out, Wright to Harris. Grabowslli
up. Grabowski out, Traynor tc
Harris. No runs, no hits, no errors
Joe Harris saved the Pirates from
another display when he made 4
good stop of Wright's poor throw on
Dugan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

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, 1927-09-28
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, 1927-09-28
FERTILE VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Vinson re-
turned to their home last Monday
in Greenwood, Nebr., after spend
ter, Mrs. F. E. Schmidt.
Mrs. G. E. Norton spent Tuesday
at the Powell hospital with her
husband.
Ernest Hanson of Wahoo, Nebr
has been here the past week look
ing after his land interests in Dia-
mond basin.
Ernest and Sexton Anderson and
Ernest Hanson were Powell visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Nelson and
children, Mrs. G. E. Norton and
daughters, Sexton and Ernest An
derson and Ernest Hanson were
callers at the Pfransle home Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bowers of
Wahoo, Nebr., arrived in the city
IN Thursday and made a hurry
call tt their ranch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowers are on their way to the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson enter
tanned to dinner on Tuesday eve
ming Mrs. G. E. Norton and daugh-
tiers and Ernest Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Schmidt we're
at the A e. Nelson and K.
Kerns home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Schmidt spent
SUNDAY at the Kenneth Kerns home.
G. E. Norton returned home Sun
day from the Powell hospital where
he has been the past two weeks
and is much improved in health.
Mrs. r, H. Haffey who has been
in New Jersey the mast two months
arrived home on Tuesday evening.
Friends of Gerald Norton eather-
ed at his place on SATURDAY. to
NOW and rake his hay for him.
, 1927-09-28
LOWER SAGE

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Mrs. ]. N. McMillin and daughter
called on Mrs. V. F. Rotter Sum
day afternoon.
Marmion Overley, Mrs. E. Ward
and daughter MabIe were callers
of Mrs. H. F. Bates Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Glen Fish and Mrs. Oscar
White helped Mrs. Hempstone cook
for threshers Friday and Saturday.
Misses Eva Johnston and Nelson
were callers at the D. D. Stall
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Hetland spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Black.
v. F. Rotter repaired a boiler at
the Greenhouse oil Monday.
Mrs. H. F.. Bates spent the day
Wednesday with Mrs. Lloyd Cox.
Mrs. Alice Pattison and Mrs.
Ward Ross visited Friday with Mrs.
J.. N. McMillin.
Mr.. Mitchell of Powell called at
the V. F. Rotter ranch on Wednes-
day.
j. N. McMillin loaded two cars
of potatoes at Corbett on Mon
day.
Alice Bates helped Mrs. Lloyd
Cox cook for threshers on Wednes-
day and Thursday.
D. D. Stall left Friday for Bur-
lington where he will run a thresh-
ing machine this fall.
Earl Miller. Fred Wilson and
Mr., Forris had supper Sunday eve
ming at the V, T. Rotter ranch.
Mrs. D. Trimmer and Mrs. Oscar
White assisted Mrs. jessie Homer
in cooking for threshers the past
week.
Folsom McMillin is spending a
couple of days with Mrs. v. r.
Rotter.
, 1927-09-28
MEETEETSE

Elmer Cheeseman was down from
the Hurlbut ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Webster has been quite
sick the past week. The doctor
was called and has made several
trips to the ranch.
w. H. Hadley, foreman at the
Palette, was in town on business
Tuesday.
H. H. Peterson and helper pass
a heavy catapilar engine and ten
foot grader.
Harry Cheeseman came up to
the city for a little while Thurs
day.
Harry F. Diemer came down from
the snowey hills, Saturday and will
take a few days vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Pawley were
in the city Thursday evening as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust.
Joe Wolf came home Saturday.
Joe has been driving n of the
Transportation busses in the park,
he was on the West Yellowstone
run.
George Hewett the old time plas-
terer of Meeteetse is doing Stucco
work on the outside of the Carson
building.
AL Ward and family left Friday
for Jarbige, Nevada to visit rela-
tives. They go with an automobile
and drove through the park going
out at West Yellowstone.
Tuesday, G.. H. Clark of the
Cheeseman ranch at Sunshine was
making some purchases for the
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hubbard went to
Billings Wednesday. They also
to visit their ranch a short
distance from Hardin and visit rel
atives near the midland metropolis.
When they left they intended to
return within the week.
GHenry Sites of Buffalo Basin
was a visitor in town for a short
time Thursday.
R. F. Marquis, president and w.
F. Baker. vice president of the
Yellowstone Mutual Life Insurance
Co, of Casper, Wyoming spent a
few days in town last week.
Chas. Manning is still confined
to his room in the Overland hotel.
While he is improving 1t is very
slow.
The dance at the school house
given by the students Friday night
proved to be a very enjoyable af-
fair. The attendance was not as
good as expected.
The "old timer" Bud Bridges
dropped in unannounced among his
old friends Monday. Bud has not
been here for several years. He
has a ranch les Lander, well
stocked with cattle. He looks just
the same as of old.
Mrs. G.. o. Marsh has leased the
J. w. Webster residence in town
and will make here future home
here.
, 1927-09-28
hased this week of the local deal

chased this week of the local deal
err.
Mrs. w. J. Petermann is staying
a few days with Mrs. Grips and
the new baby, as Mrs. osher had
to return home.
D. j.. Allen returned to the TIE
Saturday after six weeks spent in
Billings where he Went for medical
attention. He is much improved
in health. While in Billings he
visited with his daughter Mrs. Stu
per.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder
were Cody visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Snyder left
Wednesday for Sheridan where they
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Eli Jernberg and son Chris
went to Cody Saturday, spending
Saturday night at the DeMaris home
at the Springs and Sunday in Cody
with her daughter Eva.
, 1927-09-28
Three Million Miles
OF Testing Chevrolet

In that sensational record lies
a new explanation for the phenom-
email success of the Chevrolet Motor
Company. which has consistently
shattered all previous high marks
for the manufacture and sale Of
gear shift cars every month so faf
this year.
Three years ago this month Chew
rolet first began using the facilities
of the great General Motors Prov
ing Grounds at Milford, Michigan,
to develop and perfect its product,
and in that time three million miles
test cars. it was announced today
by o. e.. Hunt, chief engineer of
the Chevrolet Motor Company.
IAN average of twelve Chevrolet
les cars are constantly on view at
the Proving Grounds, purring up
the steep inclines. ploughing thru
the deep sand or mud roads, testing
speed and endurance on the track.
or undergoing any one OF many
severe trials that a car is put thru
at this veritable sweat shop for
automobiles explained MIR. Hunt.
Each test car is driven about
three months and in hat time totals
from 10000 to $4,000 miles. While
many cars are driven farther, the
average is probably not higher be-
cause that distance is sufficient TO
prove any new mechanical feature
we may have under observation, or
to reveal any fault that may require
correction.
"After a car attairis this mileage
it is taken to our Experimental
Laboratory and there disrnantled UNI
der the supervision of skilled en-
, 1927-09-28
F BALD RIDGE

A. M. Walters and Robert G..
Hopkins made a call on Mary Say
to see how every thing is on Bald
Ridge and at the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Daniels and
baby. Billy Louis spent last Sun
day and a few days with mother
Mary at the Inn.
Roland Daniels and Fred (Stor-
mey) Ballard and Ed Cavill were
hunting last week for three days
and they got an elk.
Pete Everett made a call on his
Bald Ridge friends, he is now help
en- Fred Schultz with his second
crop of hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oes Earheart and
son Homer and Stormey Ballard
and Mary Say made a trip to Cody
last Saturday night taken in the
show and doing some shopping.
Fred Wright came out last Fri
day with his big truck stopping at
the Saw mill. And at the Inn go
ing down to Hopkins after his oats.
for the winter he is lucky this
year so far has about all his fraten
cot up for the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marvin came
out of Sunlight stopping at the
Inn. They were after apples which
we're left at Nielsens.
Chas. Blundell came out as far
as the Inn a horse back. where he
left his horse going on in to Cody
with Roland Daniels last Wednes-
day.
Jimmie Mcknight is back to his
school at Shattuck, F%airbault Mimi.
left last week.
Oes Earhart and two other hands
are hawking lumber from the saw
mill for j. N. Mcknight.
, 1927-09-28

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, 1927-09-28
PAT OHARA

Jimmy Mcknight returned to his
school in Mimi, last week. His
mother took him as far as Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marvin re-
turned to Sunlight after a week
spent at Greybull. Their daughter
and family and a friend and fam
lily returning with them for a trip.
They brought a lot of fruit and
vegetables along.
The dry farmers and everybody
is enjoying these lovely fall days.
After a severe frost the weather
is ideal.
John Nielsen and Ed Brown are
stacking grain at both their places.
Mrs. Riegei and daughters spent
"a couple days with old friends in
Belfry. They brought home a load
country. They were in Cody Sun
day.
Forrest Eilsbury made a trip to
Cody for a load of freight last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Alexander and
children made a few days trip with
Frank Holland Of Belfry to the
lower country, going as far as Red
Lodge. On their way back they
stopped aver with Nielsens for a
couple of days.
Dutch is out with a hunting party
going over to the Hoodoo country.
The Marvins were hauling sup
plies from Clark the past week.
, 1927-09-28
CRANDALL

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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Baker of
Cheyenne, and son, G.. w. Baker OF
Paint creek. came in last Sunday
for a hunt stopping at the X. l.. M.
ranch at Camp creek.
r.. Oliver was a recent business
guest at the Braten home.
N. p. Dodd and Shorty Blasser
went to Cody last week to meet
two dudes from Ohio. and will take
them to the Hoodoo's for a hunt.
John Fowler came in last week
with a party for a hunt.
Fred Wright went out Monday.
Arne Olson returned home Mon
day from the Marvin ranch where
he stayed during the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin, who took
Mrs. Sanders to her home in Sheri-
dan.
The Newly family returned to
Bear creek some time ago to at
tend school. Mr.. Newly went out
Saturday after supplies.
Mrs. N. p. Dodd was a recent
dinner guest at the Rim ranch at
Camp creek.
Mrs. Elsbury is again at the sny-
der ranch for the winter.
Mrs. Wogoman was a recent
guest at the Alexander home.
Slim Weimer was a recent din
ner guest at the Rim ranch at
Camp creek.
Mrs. C. A. Pearson and Dorothy
and party went out a few days
ago after a successful hunt.
Bryan woRoman went to Painter
last Thursday.