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CarusO's Widow Sails
Home to Marry Moore

HAVRE, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Dorothy
Caruso Ingram. widow OF the IA
nous tenor, was aboard the French
liner Paris today on her way to
New York, where she said she will
marry Alexander p. Moore, former
United States ambassador to Spain,
in January.
Mrs. Ingram said she had no
other plans at present except Sc
lecting trousseau.
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Chinese Sailorman
Has It All Over Army

PEKIN. Oct. 6.-The Chinese
sailorman IN his cotton uniform,
clean living quarters and battle.less
existence Is in a state Of paradise
compared to the Chinese soldier. He
is paid $3.50 per month, from which
So are deducted for food. As a
clothing and equipment allowance
he Is given s22.50 yearly.
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Teachers Union in the new club
room at I4l6 K st. Exhibits ranged
from beaten biscuits" fashioned
after q rare old Kentucky recipe. TO
psychological experiments In type
writing.
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Frigidaire Saves slo5.36 Year, Users Sayl

Many still believe that electric refrigeration
isexpensiye. This Is not true Of Frigidaire. We
asked 10000 users for their experience. The
answers were startling. Frigidaire saves them
an average Of $1os .36per year above all operat-
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ing savings Of ice bills and food waste
alone. So,with all its advantages Its cieanli-
ness, tsconvenienees, itsprotection to health
itsiceheezing and disseminating service, Frigid-
sire s4Ossmon.y far beyond the cost Of operation.
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TEACHERS SHOW, SKILL

Discussion of vacations and
exhibition Of craftsmanship pursued
during "spare moments featured
the meeting last night Of the
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The Used Car" Columns Of tOday's
Classified Ads offer many opportunities
for you 70 own car Of your own.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Seeley Admits
Owning Liquor

G. II. Seeley entered a plea of
guilty to charges of unlawful pos
session of Intoxicating liquor when
arraigncd before Judge l. Mayficld
III city court yesterday afternoon.
He was sentenced to pay fine of
500 or spend 80 days in jail and
was committed to the custody of
the sheriff in default.
Seelcy with Earl Crandall, Joe
Baker and Mae Sccley was to have
faced a jury trial yesterday, all
four being charged with unlawful
possession. Upon the entry of the
Plea of guilty by Seeley the charges
against the other three were with
drawn.
The four were arrested following
a visit to the home of Crandall
about week ago. The police ar
rested Crandall. Baker and Mae
Seelev in the first visit and G. II.
Seclcy was apprchendcd when they
returned to seek further evidence.
Seelcy at that time was said to be
trying to hurry away from the house
and bottle of alleged whislSev was
found in his possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Newman Taken To
East By Sheriff
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 3.--Arthur
Newman, southern Illinois gangster,
was speeding eastward today in
company with Sheriff James Prit-
chard, Cf Benton county, Illinois,
to face charges in connection with
the murder of Joe Adams, former
mayor of West City.
Newman left here late yesterday
in secrecy and under a heavy guard,
sheriff Pritchard refusing to dis
close what railroad would be used
on the trip east. These precautions
were taken rs the result of threats
Newman said he received from RI.
val gangs. because of his testimony
against them III Il mail robbery
ease.
The party left in an automobile
To board Il train ut some suburban
point after Newman had been re
manded to the custody of Sheriff
Pritchard and seven deputies by
Superior Judge Burncl, who denied
a second writ of habcas corpus.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Officers Raid
Gambling Game

Four japanese and ono Mexican
were rounded up by city police last
night when the officers paid visit
to house on Broadway. They all
entered pleas of not guilty to charg-
rs of gambling when arraigned be
fore Judge |. Mayfield in city
court this morning. Trial WAS set
for Monday morning AT 9 O'Clock
and all were released under $40
bail each.
Captain Cromer and patrolmcn
MilIikan and. Rosenqucst made the
arrests. They reported that the
men were engaged in poker game
when they entered and that chips
were being used. They said that
an admission had been made by one
of the men that the chips were
purchased for money upon cntcrin.,
the game.
The defendants in the case are:
5. Myato; IL. Nakamura, Khan Mu-
nishi, Snelo Nycrman and Paul
Gastclium.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
AN ITALIAN KAISER

- Mussolin at last has shown his hand In recent
speech to the Italian Parliament he revealed his plans
Tor Italy. They plans that the world should know
especially as his hearers applauded them with vast
enthusiasm.
He proposes to continue the task of governing the
Italian people, for 10 Is years more because is
ms precise duty" His task, he sees it, is not only
10 build up Italian industry, in which he has made
considerable progress but to build up Italian popula-
ton and to build great, effective army
He tells Italy, which now has about az 600 Ooo
people, that by 1850 it must have 600OOOOO What
thing else ''0-N '''"A any
1T Is fundamental duty to perfect our armed
!orces we must be able at certain time to mobi-
a !ze oooo'ooo men," The moment Italy do that
we can make ourselves heard" There must also he
strong navy and strong air force.
Mhat can that mean but military conquest?
Mussoni. then is dreaming the German Kasers
cream. Italy, too, looks forward to her Tag" And
IN the preparation for conquest says the dictator 1--WE
oury solemny all the lies of universal democratic
suffrage" For God and Kaiser, there is dream of
new Roman Empire, with the Duce as emperor
Almost the identical dream that Wilhelm and his
people dream Have Mussoni and his charmed
Italians learned nothing from the history of the last
13 years? ~ ~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
O'Brien Fined on
Driving Charge

". F. 0 'Brien, who collapsed aft.
CT he had entered plea of guilty
to a charge of reckless driving be-
fore Judge /. Mayfield in city
court yesterday morning, was sen
fenced to pay a fine of $50 or
spend 20 days in jail yesterday aft
crnoon. He paid the fine. OBricn
was arrested by Patrolman Van Be
zel on Fourth street Wednesday
night. The officer reported that
the man had apparently been drink
ing.
After he had entered his plea of
guilty yesterday morning o 'Brien
suddenly fell against the railing
surrounding the judges desk in Il
faint. HI was returned to the coun-
ty Jail where he was accorded
treatment and was able to face the
iudge i'll the afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
LOCAL KTWANIANS
TO HOLD UNIQUE
MEETING MONDAY

Joining in with the 1921 kiwanis
clubs all over the United States and
Canada, all of which will meet sim
ultancously, the Kiwanis Club of
Ell Centre will observe CAN Hi
wants Night" in connection with
ITS celebration of the annual inter
national convention at Memphis,
tennessee. at the Barbara Worth
hotel on Monday, June 6, at 6 p.
m. The meetings throughout Can
ada and the United States are to
be observed as a united expression
of devotion to the ideals and OBJ
jeetives of Kiwanis.
All clubs have arranged the time
of their meeting so that the Zero
Hour, when 99,209 Kiwanians on
the continent assemble to observe
the Fellowship Moment of Sill,
ence,' will be held simultaneously
with that in the convention city.
The message to the clubs by the
president of kiwanis International.
Ralph y. Amerman. of Scranton,
pennsylvania, will be read at Mon.
days meeting. This will be the
fourth time in the history of HI.
wants that such a meeting is held.
At the Denver, Saint Paul and Mon
trcal conventions similar Observance
es marked the opening activities.
kiwanian ID. b. Roberts from the
FL Centre club will be a delegate
to the convention, and will send
Geographic messages from Memphis
TO the meeting on Monday night
The ''All kiwanis Night program
at the convention opening will
he broadcast from Memphis over
VINO.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Woman Denies
She Is Vagrant

Louise Thompson, colored, said
that the term ''vagrancy did not
apply to her when arraigned be.
fore Judge I. Mayficld in city
court this morning. She asked that
the term be defined and the court
instructed her that it related to per.
sons found on the streets late at
night with no visible means of sup
port.
"That don't mean me- she said.
Chief Gswalt then intcrposed and
told her of several other instances
covered by the term vagrancy of Il
more serious nature. But Louise
still persisted in declaring herself
free from such error and entered II
plea of not guilty. Her ease was
continued over until Tuesday morn
ing to be set for trial. Bail was
fixed at $50 and she was remand
ed to the county jail in default.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
NEW BULLETINS
OBTANABLE AT
FARM ADVISORS

The following agricultural bullc-
TINS have been recently received at
the farm advisor 5 office in FL Cen.
tro. Copies of these bulletins can
be obtained free of charge by call,
ing at that office.
Propagation of the Date Palm.
with particular reference to the
offsho0ts.
Suggestions on Grapefruit Culture
in Imperial Valley.
Propagation of Date Palms from
roofing of high offshoots.
Cost of producing almonds in Cal
ifornia.
Cost of Work Horses on Califor-
MIA Farms.
Rabbit Raising.
Wool Production in California.
Rice and Rice by-products as
feeds for fattcning Swine.
Beef cattle feeding trials at Tn
ivcrsity of California 192l-24.
y Study Of Various Rations for
Finishing Range Calves as Baby
Bccycs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Youths Story
Is Questioned

An investigation into the affairs
of Leonard Quick, IS, of WaSro,
talif., is being conducted by the
police. The youngstcr was picked
up by Patrolman Millikan last night
and admitted to the judge this
morning that he had run away from
/ home but declared that his father
had told him that if he wanted to
make 4 try at shifting for himself
he was welcome.
He said that he had come to the
4 valley and worked as a dishwasher
in Brawlcy for a time but that his
uncle in Brawley had got in touch
with his father and told him to go
back home. He then came to Fl
Centre looking for work to get
enough money TO make the trip.
The police, however, believe that
! the youngstcr is connected with the
disappearance of bicycle and an
investigation is being conducted.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Actor Arrested
In Los Angeles

Luis + f. Burnik of Brawlcv,
who goes under the stage name Of
Mohamcd Doramin was arrested in
Los Angeles yesterday and is being
held for Ell Centre officials. A wire
to this effect was received at the
sheriff S office this morning from
Sheriff Traeger of Los Angeles
county.
A warrant for the arrest of Bur
NIX was issued by Judge II. b.
Griffin a week ago, charging him
with having left Brawley after
causing a Mexican girl to leave her
nome with promises of marriage.
Sheriff Gillett will return the man
to FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
Terms Set By
Prison Board

The duration of the sentences i'm
posed on three mer convicted on
charges of burglary, second degree
III superior court here in April,
1926 has been determined by the
state prison board AT San Quentin
pcnitentiarv and notice was this
morning filed at the county clerk 5
office.
The men and the duration of the
sentence are as follows: Juan Rod
riquez, five years; Fred McFarson,
five years; Joseph Rivers. four
years. Rodriguez was convicted
here on April % while the other
two were convicted on April l.
Merced is to have seven story
hotel 100 hv $50 fPrr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair weather and moderate tenn
peraturc tonight and Saturday Will
probably fog or clouds in the morn
ing.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Fair tonight and Saturday except
cloudy or foggy near the coast to
night; normal temperature; gentle
Westcrlv winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
MODERN LONGEVITY

LONDON, June 3-Thc man
between 1888 and 1864 was al
the average if he was still aliv
40. The baby boy of today,
ever, can reasonably expect te
tain the age of 90. The gir
1927 may outlive him by four Y,
Thus declares s. p. Vivian,
rcgistrar-genera who adds Eng
men are living longer nowaday
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

an inch by nine-sixteenths, was
covered in a curio shop on the
tinent. 1t is printed on Oxford
dia paper, and is enclosed in a S
metal case the lid Of which is
ted with a magnifying glass.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
SMALLEST BIBLE

LONDON, June "a copy OF
the New Testament which is small
er than two-cont postage STAMP
and is said to be the smallest book
in the world, is owned by G. A.
Wiltshcr, OF Hereford. The book
which mcAsnrcs clevcn siXtecnths OF
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
BEAM WINS OAKS RACE
.Hy Initci prcss Lenscd Wire

EPSON, England. June 3.-Lord
Durham S Beam today Won the
Oaks, classic race -1r fiilies, over
the Derby course.
Lord .AstQr's Booklaw WAS sec
ond and Sir George Bullough :
Grand NiteSsc was third. Twenty
three horses ra1..
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

Byron, or someone other, woke up one morning
to tInd himself famous Capt. Lindbergh found him
self famous because he didn't 90 to sleep.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

If we ever start copying Hai
even New York will be able
scrape up enough grass for a $
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
'' ''lTE''

entertaining extract from Capt Lindberghs account
of his air voyage to Paris:
All the way up the American coast to Newfound
land we had uncommonly good weather-lots better
than we expected. But for the next 1000 miles it
couldn't have been worse for US. After we get away
from land we ran into fog, then into rain, then hail
Sometimes we flew not than 10 feet above water
sometimes 10000 feet" S.
When Lindbergh says we he means the ship and
himself explained Ambassador Herrick to the puz-
zled correspondents.
It's amusing, and tremendously human with an ele
ment of pathos. Alone, Lndbergh thought of the
ship itself as companion. There We're the two of
them, roaring bravely through the cold and wctness
and darkness, toward their distant goal His personi
flcation of the arplane endows it with life You feel
an instructive sympathy for that plane pelted with
seet and blinded by fog and you feel admiration for
its endurance.
In another sense, Lindbergh seems to identify the
plane with himself. The two are one mechanism one
mind and spirit No wonder they succeeded. The man
who feels like that about his horse, his automobile his
bu1iness, is pretty to arrive.
Observation-Disclosures" is what member of the hobo
lntelllgentsia calls himself.
There is tide in the affairs of men which, taken
at the flood, leads to fortune" But not along the
lower Mississippi.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

More military maneuvers An American fleet is
trying to capture New York. And we always sup
posed America didn't go in for foreign conquest.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03
R. H.
Furniture Auction
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1927
LOCATED AT sos OLIVE ST, Ell CENTRo
SALE COMMENCES AT 1:30 SHARP
CONSISTS AS FOLLOWS:

Rockers Chairs
setteo Library Table Fmed Oak Dining Table and Leather Seated
Wardrobe
Washing
Breakfast Table
Dressing
Siverware; Dishes;
Porch Chairs; Cooking Utensils; Garden Tools,
This s
1 and T. w r. McKIBBEN,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

1t makes the Russians Reds very mad to get dose
of their medicine in China and England
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-03

-. keep luggage on running
board leaving topncau clear.
-. Style illustrated $1.35 to
S2.7o. Disappearine Style
$1.45 and $1.9S. Suitcase or
package carrier S2.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
''COMEBACKS''
DISCUSSED BY
MARY BROWNE
Declares l'iIden Is Not
HAS Been" Because ot
Defeats.
~ United Press T.ense5 Wire
Ey MARY K BROWNE

TItS> ~ toL llkts.lII-
Copyright, 1927 Eq United Press
CLEVELAND. July ll.-There
are ''comel rl.@'' and "rcturn
trips" as the situation in
sports. For ,~..fnle. Jack Dempsey ;
attempt t. lin his lost laurels IN
a real ho4e-t t. goodness "'eome-
back.
Except fo~ =. fight with Tunney.
he has virtually been out Of com
petition for several wears. and
lived the life which softened him
physically.
Loss Of their champ pionship
crowns. for one reason or another
We're the inevitable defeats and
breaks which come to anyone en-
gagged regularly in competitions,
combined with the pursuit Of bus
mess and pleasure. But there is 4
question Of making return trip
and they have not journeyed far
from championship honors.
Helen Wills has already returned
greatly refreshed and better for
her brief vacation. Big Bill and
Bobby Jones were just tout of the
city q few days, but viii be on
hand for business Monday morn
ing >
Bobby has an important busin-
esa engagement the next few days
and from all reports is primed for
the issue. He is the favorite bv all
odds to retain the British open
golf championship.
William Tilden 5 loss of the nat
ional championship last year at For
est Hills and his failure to annex
the French and Wimbledon cham
pionships does not mean that Viii
liam tilden is Il has been trying to
come back.
The analysis of the three matches
lost by Tilden in tie recent cham,
pionship events, showed them to be
so closely contested :hey were prae-
tically anybody S matches.
Tilden has not gone off in his
tennis as much as the Frenchmen,
have decreased the margin Of super
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Says Vanderbilt
Seeks Divorce

NEW YORn, July l1,-Cornel-
ius Vanderbilt, Jr, was enroute to
Reno, New, today and it was wide
" reported le planned 80 take ad-
vantage of the 90 day residence
clause of the Nevada divorce law to
obtain decree from Mrs. Rachael
Littleton Vanderbilt.
RENO. New, july 11.-Cornelius
anderbilt, Jra could not be locat-
ed today IL Reno and a check of ho-
tells revealed that ne has made no
reservations.
Reports from New York said he
was either here or enroute from the
east ostensibly to establish Nevada
residence for the rumored purpose
Of obtaining divorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Arrive Here
From Lansing

E. s. Strickler and son Harold
reached FL Centre last night after
an automobile trip from Lansing,
Michigan, where Harold has just
received his degree at the Agricul-
tural college. Mr.. Strickler went
east several weeks ago and met his
son in Michigan. Glenn Strickler, q
cousin, from Ramona, Kansas, ac.
eompanied the party. Enroutt
they stopped at the Grand Canyon,
visited the Petrified Forest and
gazed out over the Painted Desert.
They report the roads generally in
good condition and the trip though
ong, an enjoyable one.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Teacher Planning
Hawaiian Flight
BY United Press Leased Wire

MARYSEILLE, Mich, July IL
Miss Mildred Doran, - Michigan 5
flying school teacher, and Auggie
Pedler, Flint aviator, completed to-
day the first leg OF their projec ed
flight to Hawaii.
Accompanied by their mascot
Honolulu : seven weeks old
Great Dane puppy, the pair flew
from Flint to the Bull air field here
t his afternoon III the plane, the
"Miss Doran.
They will fly to Selfridge field
for final tests of their compasses
and other navigating instruments
and ON to Chicago this afternoon.
Miss Doran, teacher of the fifth
grade class in the school at the vii
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11

lage Of Caro-, near Flint, said they
would leave Long Bsacn, Cal, for
the perilous Pacific hight on Au-
gust II.
The plane in which they hope to
reach Hawaii IS a Bull Air Sedan,
equipped with a Wright Whirlwind
motor. It carries 400 gallons of
gasoline, enough, they believe, for
q So hour flight.
William H Mallasaka, wealthy
resident of Flint a d baeAer Of the
flight, is accompanying them op the
trip to Long Beach,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Accident Victim
Is Recovering

FRESNO. Cal, July ll.-George
po Cook. 38, Hanford garageman,
injured Friday III an automobile
collision near Malaga, is we'll on the
road to recovery, Fresno general
hospital attaches said today.
De Cook sustained eoneussiop
OF the brain and minor internal ini
juries in the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Illness Fatal TO
Pasadena Pastor I

PASADENA. July 11-Rev ".
r. Pereival assistant pastor of the
First Baptist Church here, died to-
dav after q protracted illness.
Rev Fereival formerly held
rastotate al Phoenix, Arizona He
was prominently identified with the
boy Scout movement and other com-
munlty activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Murder Charge
To BE Dismissed
T7NSr -


Los ANGELES July l1.-Nrrder
charges against Frank Randolph,
negro police officer. jointly indicted
with II. Is. Sheffield II the murder
Of Sam Faulkner, negro car washers
are to be dismissed, deputy district
attorney Z J Dennison announced
today.
Randolph was to take the witness
stand al the murder trial today and
IS expected to testify for the state
regarding the shooting OF Faulkner
during an asserted liquor raid on
the latter 3 home.
A record crowd gathered in the
corr dors near the courtroom as the
second week of the police trial be-
gan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11

Request Dismissal of cases.-Re-
quest that three cases he dismissed
wer filed at the county clerks OF
flee this morning hf y. l.. Brown,
attorney. The eases are: c. S. Nor
RS against ChaI'eN G Johnson, ct
al. There arc two such cases both
based on alleged Indebtedness ON
promiss ! notes. Tho third case
is that of j. II. Hawkins against
John Ami"on RIothcis and Com
pany. The last was an action seek
ing judgment in the sum Of So
1880 alleged due in rent.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-11
Market Prices
POULTRY


Hens, Leghorns, 3A to lbs.
l5c.
Hens, colored 4 lbs and up, 2sc.
Broilers, \ l2 les., and under
2h, zoe.
Fryers, Leghorns. Q "A TO lbs,
PIE.
Fryers, solored, . IL to lbs,
zoe.
i,casters, soft bone, 3 lbs, up, SAC.
Ducklinas, Peking, 312 ID. up lsc.
Geese, 25c
Young Tom turkeys, IS lbs, and
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, 34c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys. 'bs., up 40c.
Squads, light and heavy, Acc.
Capons. s lbs.. W.. 35c.
LOS ANGELES, July 11.-Fol,
lowing are roday's market quota,
tions:
BUTTER
Wholesale prices, 42c.
45c to 46c.
Wholesale prices: Extras 24Mc.
fresh firsts 23c; medium l9l.c.