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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
Asserted Head Of
Rum Ring Taken
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. June 2l.-Evi.
denee in the alleged million dollar
Orange county rum running plot
was being prepared by prohibition
officials here today for presenta.
ton tomorrow before the federal
grand jury.
With the surrender Of Frank
Cornero, asserted "master mind
of the Southern California liquor
smugglers and one Of 16 officials
or alleged rum runners named in
complaints, the federal investiga-
ton was said to have been virtual
ly completed.
Cornero, already under indict-
ment was arraigned before L. S.
Commissioner Head and released
under $4,000 bond.
The grand jury investigation,
which is expected to reveal new
sensations in connection with the
alleged activities of certain Orange
county officials, probably will be
concluded Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
Man Killed In
Car Accident

Albert Robins, aged 80, of Yuma,
Ariz., died Sunday afternoon in the
Holtvllc hospital from injuries
suffered Saturday in an automobile
accidcnt on a bridge spanning the
Oat canal, about six miles north
east Gf lloltville. Coroner b. +.
Lemons was not notified of the
man : death, learning of the fatal
itv Indirectly. Whether or not he
will make an investigation to de
termine why he was not notified
Immediately he had not decided to-
day.
According to information relative
to the accident received here Rob.
ms WAS driving south on the high
way while another machine, driven
by W. +. Iocmans, was travelling
north. The two ears crashed on the
narrow bridge spanning the canal.
Robins was rushed to the hospi-
tai in H0ltvillet His skull was
fractured and he was in an uncOn-
scious condition. He regained con
sciousncss ut the hospital but re-
mained in daZcd condition until
his death.
An inquest will be held either
late this afternoon or tomorrow
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

moned to the ranch and after view
ing the body ordered it removed to
his undertaking parlors in Ell Cen
'tr0.
The body appears to be that Of a
man Of about 80 years OF age. Eff
forts arc being made to get in
tonrh with relatives in Los An
geles.
Ihe coroner was informed that
Slaughter had worked one day, a
bout q week ago, On q ranch nearby
conducted by Jesse Smith. He had
not been seen about for two or
three days and the body when
found showed that it had been eX-
posed to the sun for some time.
Arthur Smith, son Of Slaughter $
last known employer, found the
body. He had been doing work u
long the canal and came upon the
man whom he thought was sleeping
but soon discovered that he was
dead.
An inquest viii be held at the
Lemons undertaking parlors to.
morrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
To Hold Citrus
Field Meetings

Frank Bevschlag, assistant coun.
ty farm advisor will hold the first
of series Of field demonstrations
inaugurating citrus program to-
morrow afternoon at . o'clock on
the Howard Farnsworth grove, two
miles south of town, half a mile
east and quarter mile north.
Another demonstration will be
given Friday morning on the o. j.
Bradshaw place four miles west of
FL Centre.
Beyschlag. in this series Of sum
mer management meetings, will EN-,
phasize four main points essential
TO successful citriculturc. good
tree, planted in good soil, in which
the moisture is properly regulated,
with proper fertilization added.
Secondary points to be covered
will be pest control and adequate
protection from wind and sun, 9th
cr related topics are cultivation and
the planting of cover crops.
Discussion of these topics by the
farmers themselves is urged and
will be one of the valuable aspects
Of these field meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
Man Arrested Was
Not Vasquez

Juan Nasqnez, wanted here for
the murder of Quon Jack Gee and
whom it was believed had been
caught last week in Los Angeles,
is still at large. The man apprc-
hcnded in Los Angeles as Vasquez
has been released.
Vasquez with Jose NJ. Romero
and Garvino MayOrga entered a
grocery store in Brawley on Jan. 3,
1925, killing Gee and badly injuring
Gin Sing, proprietor of the store.
1t was thought last week that
Vasquez had been caught, the man
picked up in Los Angeles answer,
ing the description of Nasquez.
Sing, however, went to Los Ange-
les to identify the man as one OF
his assailants and declared that the
man caught there was not one Of
them.
Further investigation proved con
clusivelv, Sheriff Gillrtt said, that
he was not the man wanted here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
STATE OF WAR
PREVAILS In
OWENS VALLEY
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 2l.-A
state of virtual warfare existed in
the hills bordering Owens valley to-
day while officials here debated
measures to curb dynamite attacks
upon the Los Angeles aqneduct by
bands Of armed marauders in Inyo
county.
Along the go mile water way
stretching from the mountain lakes
to the CITY OF Los Angeles, through
desert wastes and across barren
foothills. powerful army flash
lights cleaned last night.
Meanwhile the aqueduct guard
had been strengthened by the addi-
tion of q squad of ex-service men,
armed with machine guns ana or
dcrs to shoot to Kill III An effort to
prevent another destructive sort le
against the citv's main water sup
PLY. built al 4 cost of &44 100000.
Strong sentiment emouldered in
the valley cities of bishop and In
dependence following the demand
of the Los Angeles water and pow
IT COHiI1ilsSltI ludI blsiIiCt nttoA
ney jess Hession Of lnyo county
be supplanted by special prose
cutor.
"Thcre is no just reason for me
to resign and am not going to,
District Attorney Hession declared
when informed that Il resolution
had been forwarded to Attorney
General Webb. Attorney General
Webb is fully cognizant of condi-
tions as they eEist in Owens valley
and have nothing to fear from
him.
!" have never refused to issue
complaint against anyone whom
Sheriff Hutchinson has been able
10 obtain evidence and | will prose
cute any ease brought before me,
he said.
Meanwhile officials here an
ncunced that 4 number Of men now
under surveillance had been linked
to the dynamiting of the No-Name
canyon syphon on May q but that
no action would be taken pending
the decision of Attorney General
Webb.
Governor c. G. Young was eX,
pectcd to confer with officials here
following his arrival today from
Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
Stock Market
Losses Heavy

NEW YORK, June ol.-Stocks
on the New York Stock Exchange
together with bonds and issues on
the curb making broke sharply in
the initial dealings today.
Losses on the stock market ran
up to more than two points in the
more volatile issues and spread
throughout the entire list. Deal
ings were active.
Heavy selling orders aeeumulat-
ed overnight due TO the increase in
brokerage loans which were at the
highest level in history.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

the building. The tire was de
scribed as being 32x4 cord. An
investigation into the theft has
been begun by police.
Hay Insurance. Eigar Bros. Reai
ty Co., Ell Centro. Cal. sos Main 81.
Phone l6O adv
Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 5th
St., San Diego; a good place to stop.
High class location. adv
grawley Car stolen.-A Ford
touring ear bearing the license 600
303 was reported stolen at the
sheriff 5 office this morning from
Brawlcy. The name of the owner
or further information regarding
the theft was not included in the
information furnished authorities
here.
Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 5th
st, san Diego; a good place to stop.
High class location. adv
Delinquency Is Charged-Walte
W. Pascalc, 81 of FL Centre was
arrested last n.ght by Deputv Sher
ifs Wise and Freeman. He was
taken to the county jail and locked
up on 4 char9" of contributing to
the delinquency Of minor. He is
being held pending arraignment be-
fore Judge l. Mayfield on the
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
Man Found Dead
On Ditchbank

A man named Slaughter, whose
first name could not be learned,
was found seated beside the Fern
canal on the WiXom ranch, abou;
five miles southwest OF Seelcy, yes
terday afternoon. He was dead.
Coroner Is. +. Lemons was sum.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

and other gtate officials to attend
the rouvv.
The rodeo will end with a spec
tacular "Colmado del Rodeo,' end
Of the roundup. celebration, which
takes place the last night Of the
show and lasts until daybreak.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

\ Boston robber who shaved
and dressed up to loot a residence
must have wanted to make a clean
getaway.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

highway. 1t was brought to gar
age in Ell Centre and this morning
was returned to the. owner. 1t was
Ford coupe.
Windsor Apts.-Third Street at
Elm, San Diego. Walking distance
to theater and shopping districts.
Summer rates. Call phone, write
W. d. Deeble, owner. adv
Meet Me at Steve's. adv
Westmorland Pair Arrested
Manuel Munoz, %, of Brawley and
Bertole Martinez, 32, of Westmor-
land were locked up at the county
Jail last night Arraigned before
Judge Cook at Westmorland yes
terday, charged with drunkenness
both entered pleas of not guilty
and asked trial. They We're re.
manded to the county Jail in de
fault of bail to await trial.
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress
ed or undressed. Phone $50 70.
prices. 1892 Woodward. adv
Hotel Oregon. ;ow summer rates.
adv
Hard Up For Drinks. w. H.
Williams. 81, of Los Angeles and
Ernest Finley, A, of Phoenix wer"
locked up ut the county Jail last
night on charges of drunkenness.
The men were picked up by Sheriff
Gillctt and Deputy Sheriff Sam
Wise at a slaughter house near FL
Centre. Several bottles of denatur-
ed alcohol were found in their
possession. Despite labels, declaring
the contents TO be poison, the men
are said by the authorities to have
been drinking the stuff. They are
being held for arraignment before
Judge |. Mayfield.
Or. A. B. Hansen, Dentist. FIX.
traction specialist. Dav.s Bldg,
Evenings by appoin'T tnt. Phone
sSW. adV
Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 9Th
St, San Diego; a good place to stop.
High class location. adv
Another Tire Gone.-A report
was received at police headauar-
tcrs this morning from Zaferis
brothers to the effect that tire,
rim and tube had been stolen from
an automobile parked in front Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
BRIEFS
from City and County

he'd To Court.-An order
iuse was served on the de
n the case of Grover l..
iinst Lille NJ. II. Roier,
suit. The order requests
Defendant appear before
c. Finney Friday morning
cause why the court
I modify its order as to
mt of money to be paid
dant by the plaintiff for
rt Of minor children.
suI ance. Edgar Bros. Real
Centre. Gal. 50S Mai" st.
b adv
! Action Filed.-An action
livorce was filed at the
ERIK s office this morning
Danino against Gladys
The couple was married in
les on May &, 1922, separ-
ng March 1925. The plain
in the complaint that at
, the defendant wilfully
out his consent deserted
'rsey Whitelaw is appear
.orncy for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-The
cotton market closed steady. Spots
closed quiet, II down at 1919.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

The whole of the Sacramento val
ley was visited by rain, May -.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

There are 10000 orchestras in
the country, says statistieian.
Maybe that's the secret of these
boxers terpsiehorean tendencies
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

The state university has fine
series of alkali reclamation plots in
Kearny Park, near Fresno.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
Ne at Steve's. adv
Healthy. Drink Paul'e Lem.
. pure. Pickwiek Stages
adv
adv

Producers Win.-Judgmcnt
nearly $4,000 was returned
|, A. c. Finney in superior
partment two, in favor OF
rial Valley Milk Producers
\. +. Lovett, this morning.
endant in the case was III
and the judgment was re-
" the court after evidence
laintiff had been heard.
l Whitelaw appeared for
tiff.
nYurancx Edgar Bros. Real
u Centre, Cal. Cos Main ~.
so adv
Battery Sales and service,
ily quality battery and
service. Wilson Machine
hone i0J. adv
Recovered-An automobile
stolen in Calcxico Sunday
!. Foster was recovered by
Patrolmen Tackctt and
last night. The ear was
on the CalcNico
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

Go through life seeking . kick
ard probably you II get sevetI
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

TO look at those dresses
and examine them closely
you'd never believe our price
could be so low. They're
fashioned of fine fabricg into
the smartest of Summer styles
and the tailoring is as usual
Superior.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

hours w e
will have
changed your
cabinet to a
Kelvinator.
We will be
glad to send
one Of our
trained refrig>
Grafton ex-
perts to prove
to you the adj
VantageS OF
KelVinatOr's
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21
@emoney%smvg food aiMAelb1ratm

The greatest achievement
of this electric age
"SEALTITE" Cabinet
Kelvinator $235, Installed
You can reduce food waste
and buy in larger quantities at
lower prices. For Kelvinator
keeps the most perishable
foods fresh and appetizing for
days. 1t saves ood,saves money,
saves worry, work and trouble.
An investment in economy, in
convenience and in health for
all your household.
Come in any time and see the
line Of beautiful Cabinet Kel-
vinators on our display floors.
And remember, if you already
have a good refrigerator, we
can install the freezing unit in
it. Immediately-in just a few
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

Another Tire Gone.-A report
was received at police headauar-
tcrs this morning from Zaferis
brothers to the effect that tire,
rim and tube had been stolen from
an automobile parked in front Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

"cold that keeps. All to be had
at little more cost than just
burning another electric light.
Kelvinator prices are surpris>
ingly low and you can buy on
a convenient monthly pay
ment plan. Visit us today or
just telephone-we can have
a Kelvinator working in your
home by tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 9th
St, San Diego; good place to stop
High class location. adV
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

This is the certified KeL
vinGtor Salesman. In his
easel he carries the illus
trated story of Kelvina-
tion-"cold that keeps".
See him when he calls.
He has a message for you.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

Or. A. B. Hansen, Dentist. Fx-
traction specialist. Dav.s Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
,eW adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-21

Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 5th
ST., San Diego; a good place to stop.
High class location. adv
The Washington times., 1927-03-29
IOc .Sitroux
Hair Nets
This y Of
Sale, - TOT &c

These hair nets are made
very substantially of human
hair. All shades included in
this sale except gray and
white. This sale is for today
and Wednesday only.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

Grahanfs Milk of Magnesia
should never be omitted from the
medicine cabinet, Very effective
in reutralizing acidity of the
stomach, general laxative and
mouth wash. This special price
Is for today and Wednesday only.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29
Downs CLOSES
DIVORCE CASE

BALTIMORE. March 2s.--James
H. Downs, jr.. yesterday concluded
his testimony before Judge Robert
=. Stanton. in circuit No. 2. in the
cross suits for divorce instituted by
him and his wife, Mrs. Agnes VII.
mot Downs.
He said he was 50 years old and
his wife IS when he became &C.
quainted with her April IA, 1922.
They were married in Alexandria,
Va, August 16, 1922, and they sep
arated June II, 1923, when Mrs.
Downs went to Florida, according
to his testimony.
II did not think she was q rich
woman" Mr. Downs continued, "but
she thought was a rich man. She
told a friend of hers that she was
going to marry a millionaire"
The witness also said his wife told
him after their marriage that she
did not want an old man, but a
young man.
Mr.. Downs charged his wife with
abandoning him when she went to
Florida. but he testified that he,
went to the railroad station when
she left and gave her $25 to help
pay for her ticket.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

These brushes have excellent
quality, pure sterilized bristles
set in substantial wooden backs.
This special price is for today
and Wednesday only.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

Dermatone Soap is made from
the highest quality vegetable oil,
fathers freely and cleans deep
into the pores; leaves the skin
soft, clean and smooth. This spe-
cial price is for today and Wed.
nesday only.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29
RECEIVER
ON PARTMENT

Application that. receiver be
appointed to take over and man.
age Stoneleigh Courts, on Con.
necticut Avenue, was made yes.
terday by the Wardman Construc.
ton Company to the District Su
preme Court.
The construction company asks
that the Stoneleigh Courts be re-.
quired to show cause on April 80
as to why this should not be d3ne
and alleges that the $4,000
monthly income from the property
is being dissipated by the man.
agement and that none is being
set aside to pay for the remodeling
to the premises which was dune
by the Wardman concern.
The suit today is in the nature
of an answer and cross bill filed
by Wardman, replying to the suit
Of the Connecticut Avenue Realty
Company, owner of Stoneleigh
Courts, asking that Wardman be
required to release a deed given
to him as security for the remodel
ing.
Wardman alleges that he has an
$S9, 900 mechanics lien for the
work, and that there is in addition
a first trust of $1,000,000 on the
property, second trust of $780,
600, with $4,000 interest now over
due, and third trust of $200,G00
and that the property is about 10
be sold to satisfy this third trust
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

70 increase the comfort Of riders
Frenchman has mounted a bicycle
saddle on q long rod extending to
9 bar running diagonally from the
handle bars to the crankshaft
housing.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

An army officer is the inventor
of a safety razor that carries
twenty blades in its handle and
elects used one. replacing it with
fresh one. without touching either
with the fingers.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

Many Of WashingtOn'a apartments
are listed for rent in the Rental Col
umns OF The Times and Herald CLASH
fled Ads.
The Washington times., 1927-03-29

The handles of new ice tongs are
so formed that man can operate
them with one hand.
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neus. Thank you for staying, and
thank you for this Talk. If you ever
have anything to say that you feel
would be helpful to me, come and
tell me-"
IT will" said Eteoneus. 1--WE en-
joyed this talk. Menelaos and I al
ways disagree. Shall I tell him I'm
staying, or will your"
Neither of u.s." said Helen. "Just
stay. If you tell him you are 60
ing to, he'll ask you why, and you
won't have a good reason unless you
say I asked you to, and then he may
discharge you. Stay with us, Eteo-
neus, without words, and I think the
house will be at peace"
CHAPTER v
"This is as good place to stop
as any," said Orestes. "The view is
very fine from this bend in the
road, and the shade of this lonely
tree is welcome. I've had my eye
on it for the last half-mile. If I
had known how heavy your fathers
supplies would prove, would have
declined at least half of them"
1--WE needn't walk much farther
today" said Hermione. What's the
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II take it you are going to stay
said Helen, "and I'm happier over
the prospect than I've been in a long
time"
st didn't say I'd stay" said Eteo-
neus.
"But you will, won't you?" said
Helen.
Don't you think I'm too old?"
mot bit! You will soon be in
your prime as gate-keeper-you
know all about men, and an extra
ordinary lot about women, and you
can now act on your knowledge, to
the great advantage of all of us.
And whether you were old or not,
Menelaos and I should want you to
stay. We shall love our friends at
any age"
"If you put it that way" said
Eteoneus, there doesn't seem to be
so much point in going. I shall keep
my prejudices, of course"
"Of course" said Helen. What
would a man be without his pref
udices?"
1.-THE going to Troy wasn't so
bad" said Eteoneus.
"As coming back" said Helen.
I'VE understand each other, Eteo-
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use of hurrying on as if we were
afraid of being late somewhere? We
aren't going to any particular place,
and it makes no matter when we
arrive. My, but I'm tiredl"
Nov, don't lose your courageI"
said Orestes. 1.-THE main reason for
moving on is that no one seems
eager to have us stop. That house
last night barely put up with us
Il was fearful to the end that
they'd risk the sin of inhospitality,
and invite us to try some other
door"
1.-THE trouble is, they're all heard
about you," said Hermione. You
have as wide a reputation as my
mother They are afraid you'll MUIR
der them in their sleep. Poor Or
estes!"
Partly" said Orestes; but when
they see a woman along, they i'm
mediately conclude that you are not
formally my wife. I suppose they
think do one would marry me per-
manently. They don't like to take
in women who are not strictly mar
ried or unmarried"
Isn't it strange how people viii
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HELEN, an ancident lady with modern
MENELAos, her husband while she stayed
HERMfoNE, her daughter and severest
ORESTES. her nephew-young enough to
be a reformer; old enough to have am
ETEONEUS, gate-keeper by calling; phil
osopher by instinct; moralist by observa-
ADRASTE, handmaiden and friend to
Helen; scandal to most everybody else.
CHARITAS. the lady next door,,
family doorstep.
eff you stayed, you might protect
me-" said Helen. "You know how
to protect my husbands interests
better than any man he's likely to
find. Very probably I shall never
fall in love again, nor any one will
lose his heart to me-"
ct wouldn't put the slightest
faith in that. I didn't blame Paris, %
said EteoneuS. I'm a way, didn't
blame you, since. as you say, you
we're infatuated with the fellow. All
that was natural enough, and I
knew what to think of it. And, be-
sides, I could see that Menelaos
didn't understand you. He's had no
experience at all with women"