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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

Am told that Stuart Walker him
self will take the chief role in Beg
gar on Horseback" when it is pre-
sented here at Keith's some time in
July. Have received word that
George Gaul and Ann Davis, in
THE Last of Mrs. Cheyney," at the
Grand in Cincinnati this week, are
playing 20 absolute capacity,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

1 do like to be accommodating,
but please do not ask me to induce
Lewis Stone to autograph his pic
ture.- Would like TO be accommodate
ing. but 1 simply can not do every
thing that is requested of me.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

The other evening I visited Broad
Ripple Park was surprised at the
many changes and Improvements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18

plays the part of a canine detective
in "Avenging Fangs."
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
MINING BILL IS
BEING OPPOSED
By United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March %
Opposition developed in iceislativ,
circles today to the bill by Assem-
blvman Harold Cloudman of Berk
elev that would permit the resump.
tion of hydraulic mining in Cali
tornld.
4 public hearing on the propose d
measure will be held Monday night
III the assembly chamber before
the ways and means committee OF
the lower house.
to the bill is evidenced in the fact
that It special train will be run
from Marysviile to Sacramento ear
rNlhg Il large delegation from Sutttr
and fuba counties to appear it,
protest against the bill.
Many land owners and others in
terested from various other sections
OF the Sacramento Valley will also
be present to take part in the op-
ponents' fight, which is expected
to be led by Assemblyman Fred B.
Noyes Of Inba City. who is bitter.
~ opposed to the measure.
The special hearing was ordered
by Assemblyman n. NJ. Wright,
chairman Of the ways and means
committee, which mdst pass on AZ
proposals for appropriation of
funds. Cloudman = bill provides
for an appropriation of 100000, TO
be used By the California Debrls
Commission in purchase of sites
for dams intended to restrain the
line debris, which is caused by hy
dlattlie mining operations.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
Large Attendance
At McCabe Farm
Center Meeting

With 2s7 people in attendance,
the McCabe Farm Center held sue
cessful meeting, at which plans for
an increase in Farm Bureau mem
oership in that district was planned
last night. Elmer Forrester, di-
rector Of the center presided.
Selection Of Z committee for the
drive resulted in the following com
hitteo: j. l.. Dubois. j. T.. Prock,
Fred Sunstrum, +. VI. PAINE,
Hughes, Il. @. Clarke. Edgar John
son, Fred Lynch and Mes3ames Aus
tin, FORESTER ana Hell.
D. f. Creighton, assistant farm
advisor, gave tie principal talk o:
the evening, speaking Oh the poul-
Try industry II Imperial Valley.
Creighton also made announcements
OF interest regarding the work Of
the Boys and Girls agricultural
clubs.
Miss Fleda Smith, acting assist
ant leader of home demonstration
agents. spoke briefly, giving sug
gcstions for farm center meetings.
The entertainment program prov
ed particularly good. Neil Hatch.
accompanied by Mrs. Hatch, PLAYED
from mbone solos, and the Hatch fam
ily forming an instrumental trio
tor piano. Violin and clarinet, gave
several particularly good scIec-
tons
ladies ef the MeCab. center
scored decided hit with their two
act play. Goodness Gracious
Grandma, and their black face
" hite face chorus of eight members.
Community singing led by K. O.
Clark, = cake walk. and refresh.
ments We're other features Of the
successful evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
NOTED COWBOYS
WILL COMPETE IN
BRAWLEY RODEO

RRAWLEY. March o6.-The en-
try list for the big rodeo to be stag.
ed here on April . and 3 looks more
like an assessment role than an en-
try list and We're one 10 scan the
names en il they w0Uld find that
some Of the abicst aud most re
noWned cowboys Of the day are en-
tered To compete for the Valuable
prizes and parSeS.
The rodeo will be held at the old
Alamorio race track. four miles east
Of Brawley, where worl. has been
steadily going on for two weeks
preparing the grounds for the rec
ord crowd that is expected. l. is
being sponsored by the local Elhs
lodge.
Among the cowboys who will be
Oh hand for the two day fiesta is
Carl Arnold, reputed as being the
champion relay tider in the west.
Arnold is also Z capable roper and
will display his talents both days
Roy Adams Who recently won much
favorable atteution at the Madison
Square Garden. New York, for his
expert ropin9 and bulldegging will
compete with other well known and
expert cowboys Tor the bulldog
gns prize.
Bob Grossly winner Of the Roose-
welt trophy fer being the best all,
around cowboy at CHEYENNE. Wvom-
ing and a Ptnalet0n, Oregon, is
also Il champion hulldogger and win
compete against Adams. Many 10
cal coWpuncherS have entered tn"
races and events including Fay Ad
ans of C.,lipatria. Calf. who best
ed many At the Calipatria rodeo re
Gently. Tommy and Lee Wells Of
Blythe have also entered.
For Charity Fund
The big rodeo is being held for
the benefit of the Elk 5 charity
fund and if present plans are com
pltted II Will be one of the largest
and most Spectacular ever held in
the state
On Saturday night, following the
first day Of the rodto, the American
Legion, cooperating with the Elks,
viii hold boxing show at their
arena here. Those in charge Of the
boxing state that some fights will
be had As some of the best boys
will enter the arena.
Following the boxing bouts. fur
ther entertainment will be provided
for at the Red Wing pavilion,
where a ''Cowpuneher 5 Ball will
be staged with dancing to the music
u Jerry Jenkins Merrymakers.
Since the completion of two new
loo room hotels in the city ample
Accommodations are assured all who
plan 10 attend the rodeo from out
of town and remain over the week
end.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
Mccormack Tells
Transatlantic
Telephone Story
By United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, March 2G.-John Me.
Cormack, the Irish tenor, tells the
best transatlantic telephone story
that has developed so far. 1t is one
on him.
on hls recent voyage from New
York his ship was buffeted bv ooles
and slightly damaged. Several ms.
sengers were bruised by being toss
ed about. When he reached lis In.
TEL here he thought that perhaps hi,
wlfe, who had remained in New
YORK, might be anxious abopt him
and SO he telephoned to her to ro.
assure her.
On John" exclaimed his VITA
IN despair when she heard his vo;ns
haven,t you gone yet7''
Sure, IN here, and sll right -
ne replied.
But John, you are eight dovs
over due. Why do you carry on So
Where are you nowe'
am ut the Ritz the tenor
explained. 'i''
nut what are You doing there ,
ou should be in London
am at the Ritz in London. 7
am telephoning from London-.
maven you heard about this new
lelephone connecticut
Don't talk such nonsense ;,
came his wife's irritated voice.
ion are not in London: I can ten
by your voice"
Just then the door of the boto,
room opened and Johns son. Cyr;l
VINO is student ut CAMBRIDGE. an
tered. -
"Here, boy, quick calculated
Che tenor, "speak to your motney
and tell her I'm actually in Lon
Young Cyril complied.
: Hello, mother he said. "this
is Cyril and I am here in Iopdon
with Dad.'
Can it be possible 81 said Mrs
Mccormack. reassured. "Then let
me speak to Your father again right
away -
Mccormack tells his friends that
the presence of his son Just saved
a complicated situation. But ex.
plantations required nine minutes
on the phone, which cost him lit.
tie over 5000
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
LITTLE LETTUCE MOVING

Lettuce shipments have almost
dropped out of sight, but 12 ears
rolling from Imperial Valley yester-
day. Five ears went east and sew.
Ell went. Twenty-six ears were or
dered for today's loading. Due to
the warm weather of the last few
days, number Of shippers who
had planned to continue for short
time longer have been forced to
abandon packing, the lettuce hay.
ing "blown up.'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
SpOrtsmen Asked
To Cooperate In
Bird Treaty Act

To safeguard the future supply of
Wild ducks, geese and other migra-
tory wild fowl of the western states
requires that increased restrictions
be placed on hunting privileges.
/ This statement was made recently,
by DR.. +. ". Nelson. chief of the
Biological Survey, United States
Department of Agriculture, in dis.
cussing the probable nature of the
amendments to the migratory bird
treaty act regulations that may
soon be submitted by the depart
ment to the president for promul-
cation. yS
In making this statement, DR..
Nelson calls upon all sportsmen to
cooperate with the department in
any action that it may take in re-
stricting the annual number of wild
ducks and other migratory game
birds that may be taken by hunt
ers. He stresses the seriousness of
the wild fowl situation in the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific Coast states.
one that may continue with no per
manent improvement until condi-
tions can be remedied in the Bear
River Marshes, Utah, the Lower
Klamath Lake, California, and Nal.
heur Lake, Oregon
Need Fre1h Water
This must be done to give the
birds sufficient fresh water TO COM
bat the alkali poisoning resulting
from their congresatiLg in very
limited areas. Until these areas
can be restored as healthful wild
fowl feeding and resting grounds
the birds viii have difficulty liz
holding their own. Temporarily i'm
proved conditions coming from 2
wet winter like the past one. sail
DR.. Neson, can not Immediately
bring back the birds to normal
number. Only by building up the
breeding stock and providing the es
sentials for the welfare Of the birds
can the badl: depleted ranks be
restored sufficiently TO allow again
the good shooting formerly enjoyed
by -sportsmen in many parts Of the
range Of these birds.
1t is for this reason that sports
men are urged TO cooperate with the
department Of agriculture in the oh
seryancc OF any restrictions that il
may feel It necessary 10 make tenn
porarily in their former shooting
privileges. DIR. Nelson makes it
clear that administration of the
federal bird law and any changes
in the regulations are purely for
the purpose Of trying to maintain
and build up our supply Of wild
fowl against increasingly adverse
conditions, and that once this is ac-
eomplished the regulations are sub
ject to changes "a accordance with
improved conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
Civil Service
Examinations to
Fill Vacancies

The United states Civil Service
Commission announces open com
petitive examinations to fill vacan-
cies in the following positions.
Junior librarian at 81 500 a year,
library assistant at $50 year,
junior library assistant at 300 a
year, under library assistant, De-
rartmental service Washington. T..
Cotton tcchnologist, bureau Of
agricultural economies, department
ot agriculture, for duty in Washing
ton, d. C., or in the field, at $500
wear.
Assistant radio inspector, depart
ment Of commerce, for duty in the
field, at $2l00 a year.
Teachers of secondary English at
5000 pesos to 5000 pesos II year,
normal school demonstration teach.
efs 1t 1000 pesos To 1000 pesos 4
year, Philippine service. The uor-
uial value of the Philippine peso
equat3 80 cents Ii Cn!ted States cur,
rency
Junior medical officer tinterne) J,
Veterans, bureau hospitals through.
out the United States at $500 10
r-4rU 9 year without allowances. or
- 26o to Slsd0 IA year with quarters,
subsistence, and laundry.
Map printer 5 helper, Geological
survey, Washington, u. G. at 5000
wear.
Lithographic press feeder, Geo.
logical survey. Washington, p. G. at
- 40 wear.
Full information may be obtained
from the secretary of the local
board of civil service examiners at
The post offirr in thio o;.,.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
NEW OCEAN SURVEYS
TO BE MADE BY NAVY

WASHINGTON, March 2G.-Ex-
tension of surveying operations OF
the Navy Department in southern
waters viii be undertaken this sum
mer when surveys of the Gulf OF
Panama and the Pacific approach
to the the Panama Canal will be
made.
Charts of the Cuban coast and
Gulf of Venezuela, are now being
made, and when completed will sup
erccde old maps, data for which Was
obtained from Spanish surveys of
the 10th and 18th centuries.
Recently the Navy has adopted
innovations in surveying methods,
among them aerial photography, ra-
dio and the sonic depth finder, q
device based on DETECTION of sound
from the bottom of the sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26

in the divisions affected. Such ap.
pointments would held over until
the next election. The decision is
based wholly upon 4 technical con
struction Of the statute. Th,.
board of supervisors will appoint !
director for the old Imperial divis-
:on for the meNpired term and
Blair will retire from the board.
Since Brockman and Rose were each
elected BY Il large vote in their re
spective divisions and the election
itself is hot questioned, no doubt
tho board viii re-appoint these sau,e
men for the balance Of the term.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
NO DOCTOR BILLS
ALLOWED IN RUSSIA
Hy United Press LeaSed Wire

MOSCOW, March 26.-Russians
pay their doctors what they think
their services are worth and it MS
uaIly is not very much. Physicians
are not allowed to render bills for
medical attendance, Il tradition
which grew up under the Cars and
still is observed
Only the most expert specialists
have ever been permitted to make
definite charges. which IS usually
less than 50 per visit, and even
these leading doctors regularly give
several days Of free treatment each
week.
Ii physician, offended at being
Offered fifty cents fer his services.
spurns the money and declares that
he would rather give his services
free than for such Il paltry charge,
he is liable to expulsion from the
medical association for unethieal
conduct
In spite of these apparent, Landi-
caps, the Russian medical school:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
FRENCH TENNIS STARS
DEFEAT AMERICANS 3
BY United Press Leased Wire

SEVENTH REGIMENT AR
MORf, New York. March 26.--
Jean Borotra and jacques Brugnon,
the pair Of French aces, walked
away with another title here this
afternoon when they defeated DR..
George King and Hunter in the fin
al doubles match, for the national
indoor tennis championship.
The French pair defeated the
Americans at -. 6-3, o..
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
CONGREsSMEN INSPECT
YOSEMITE NATL. PARK

YOSEMITE, Cal, March GO
An official inspection of the Ware
government administrative units Of
Yosemite National Park was made
today by seven United States con.
gressmen. The legislators. accom-
ranied by Hongr, s. 2.ca C",;or #
Oakland aad Fnglebright ~ tl.is
alstrlet plan to visit Inspiration
Point in the park this aftern ,on and
expect to leave for Oakland tomor.
row morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
ENGLISH TRAINS SLOWER
THAN rs YEARS AGO

BISHOP s sTORTFORD, Eng,
March 26.-Disgruntlcd over train
service from Bishops Stortford, a
eommuter handed the directors Of
the road Il time table Of the road
issued in 1852 showing that the road
gave faster train service IS years
ago than il does today. From the
schedule he listed the early and the
present services as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
Offices VOided by
Supreme Court
Continued from Page One)

tUonflhned from Page One)
els.on, press dispatches indicate
hat the Superior court Judgment is
sustained. While this will cause
some little confusion. it is not to
pc regarded as at All serious.
= Wsiesi the Judgment becomes
Final t1e board Of supervisors Will
De caIled on 10 make appointments
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
ISSUES CALI. FOR
BANKS CONDITION

WASHl NGTON, March 90. -
Comptroller of the Currency Meln-
tosh today issued a call for the cnil
dition of all national banks, as of
the closing Of business on March
og
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, March 10
The cotton market closed steady
Spots closed steady. unchanged at
Sl4 -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26

are overcrowded with students.
more than half of whom are women.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
WIFE ENGLISH PREMIER
EXPOSES FAMILY SECRET
ny United Press Ieesed W.T..

LONDON, Mach 26.-AAdre>~in.y
the Women Conservative Club
here recently Mrs. Stanley BALDWIN.
wife of Prime Minister Baldwin
warned her hearers that she would
expose one of the secrets of Ter
married life. She asserted tha,
some of the bitterest difference 5
that she and her husband had eyer
had were over women's suffrag,.
But it s all over now, She IL
clared, 'for my side won. -
There's war in China over the
foreign concessions. The Chinese
are patient people. but when the
British introduced thos. wide pants
there WAS bound To be trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-26
BOOST AT HOME AND PROSPERITY WILL FOLLOW

ofs
orse and boost for the home merchants Remember
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-28
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-28

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-28

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-28
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-28
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