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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
CaleXicO Waiting
For Opening Bell

The American Legion rost oi ca
l<iro VIII open tlr 1927 boxing
>,asan tonight with what promises
to hc 9attling good show at the
urw t.st;a pavilion. The legion has
PLANNED a varied program, opening
with several Sporla, entertainment
numbers with Tire boxing to follow.
There viii jc - rounds Of battling
OF the card unless cof the -four
hours booked ends I'm Knockout In
carly rounds. Indications point TO
" record crowd anl it is expected
that the seating capacity o. ;h"
pavilion. 1.@-0. VIII Ire taxed.
I'm the ma.u cyor' *. Q. Brown O.
Les Angeles viii swap pnchcs with
90 2alEloasc Nelson of Phoenix.
Both bus> have plenty Of followers
and much interest is conferred N the
oatcomr af this fracas.
Ia tie semi final lz2y Tanner Of
san Diego and Joe CORDOBA Of Los
Angeles vii mix EN- up Two fast
four rolud prcImiuarjcs have been
booked Il op,H the show.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Northern Officers
Take Woodward

Charles Woodard, who with his wife
Mary, was arrested on u ranch near
CaIipatrla Tuesday night by deputy
ShelltfS from Kern county, was
started back to Bakersfield vestrr
day afternoon. The man and woman
viii probably face charges of muir.
der, the case growing out of the
of the body of 20month s
Old baby i'll Il road culvert near
Bakersfield.
Due to the fact that the man and
woman tell different stories they
are being kept separated by the of
tlclals until thev can be Thoroughly
The man admits put.
ting the baby under the culvert, It
IS said, while the woman denied
that they ever had child. Al,
taches OF the district attorneys s of
flee have left Bakersfield for FL
Centre to take the woman back
while the deputies who made The ar
rests took charge of the husband on
the return trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
LETTUCE MARKET

Lettuce shipments from the val
lev Yesterday ,otalled IL cars. with
IL ordered for t.dar : loading.
lmrerial Valley shipping point f'r
Yesterday showed maximum tenn
rcraturc -. minimum II. Demand
limited: market weaker; vide range
ia aralitv. Car loads fob. cash
track. s and Is mostly Sl.25 = 90.
Teday'S quotations:
New York, - degrees clear, y
cars on the: three Florida. t"o
Texas arrived. Iceberg supplies
mea,-atc: demand moderate; mar
kct steady. Imperial Is and -.
- -0-2. E.v liehor. fair condition
322.21.
Ch'.ao,. - daqrecs clear, four
,ars Arizona. 20 California arrived.
l-t on track. Nunriics liberal; de-
rard slow; market about steadv.
Immortal 5 $1.75-a. mostly S2.7j:
: S22.50--5. fair oualit" Is and js,
~.uc mildae. $2-2.25. Toma j., few
bust. -; fair qJaIits'. $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

week here. At present they are vis-
iting Mrs. C. r. Coggins. Later
they will be the guests of Mrs. l.. c.
House. Both are former residents
of this city.
= Mrs. l.. p. Sargent plans to leave
tomorrow for Los Angeles, where
she will spend the weekend visiting
her daughter, Marlys, who is attend
ing the Girls Collegiate school.
Mrs. u. X. Decide is spending sew
eral weeks III San Diego, where She
is visiting her mother.
Mrs. X. \. Boyctt left this morn
ing for San Diego, where she was
called ON business
w. A. Tondro returned last night
from Los Angeles, where he was
called by the serious illness Of his
mother, Mrs. Lyman Tondro. He
reports that at the time of his de
parture, she was considerably i'm
proved.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

Advisor S office last night, when l..
W. Fluharty, extension specialist in
farm management, explained the
advantages of keeping accurate ac-
counts, II citrus growers were pres,
cnt.
Splendid results are being achiev-
cd by the dairymen who are using
the university's system, under the
direction of the extension service.
Similar results and statistics of de
cided value, but covering grapefruit
production in the valley. win b"
available ut the end of the current
year as Il result Of the adoption of
the system by growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Insane Man Stays
Wife and Children
by United Pre,s Leased Wire

TACOMA. WASH. March 10. -
Grippcd h insane treazy, Harol
Jcnsyn, q carpenter, carly today
killed lis wifc AMI three children
with a hatchct and then committed
suicide ~ swallowing poison.
The madman attacked his family
rs they slept. welding a sharp hat
chet with enc hand and hammer
with the other. to clcave and crush
their skulls.
Jensen then telephone the police
station and reported what lie hal
done. While Officers sped TO the
house. he swallowed poison and was
dead when they arrived.
Friends said Jensen formerly was
inmate Of an insane asylum.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Officer
To Leave Squad

Sam Wise is doing his last day $
work ms member of the state traf-
fic squad of Imperial county. Wise
turned in his resignation to Captain
Frank Oswalt yesterday and tomor-
row will leave Imperial valley to
go to Los Angeles where he will
enter the employment of n jcwelry
firm. The traffic officer was con
neeted with the iewelrv firm for
several years before joining the
traffi" department and he was re
Gently made an excellent offer TO
return TO his former post.
- am sorry to lose Wise from
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
VALLEY MAY YET
WIN BATTLE ON
STANDARDIZATION
of Local
Delegation Adopted By
Committee.

Recommendation OF standard Of
l. per cent sugar content Tor I'm
rcrial valley grapes aud IS per cent
for northern grapes was made by
the agricultural legislative commit
tee 90 the state senate in cnnnec-
tiou with It's investigation of the
proposed revision of the California
Frui; and Vegetable standardiza-
tion act, FL Centro'S allegation re
turning from Sacramento stated
today.
announcement Of this rccommcn-
dation will he received with much
pleasure bv Imperial valley grape
growers. who believed the issue to
have been lost. tclegraphic infor-
nation received by the Press imme.
d;#te'y following Monday s meet
ing having stated mo change IN
law. =. no change in proposed
law, was the meaning INTENDED.
according to the local representa-
tiycs.
The rew standard has not rs vet
becom" 4 law. the victory for the
valley consisting only of having
the provision going before the state
legislature in the form desired
here. Bitter opposition on tho mart
of northern grape growers failed TO
cause the standard for sugar con
tent to be set at l. for both sec
tons Of the state, and it is belicv
ed by local growers that the section
has an excellent chance for pass
age in its present form.
Telegraphic information on the
status of the cantaloupe Standard
zation requirements as received by
the Press from Assemblyman Wit
ter. again proved misleading, ac
cording to statements made by the
growers who were at Sacramento.
Chntaloupe Tel /; Adopted
Imncrial valleys recommendation
Co. 'he abortion Of new matWr: '
81 fer "antalau0es was nassed hv
-he senate committee, with the ad-
3i+ion of 81 eight per "an+ soluahle
solids tes+ As the proposed prcv;-
ION standS now the outside appear
auea Of the melon mus Indicate ma
turitv. the aril Cor ielD must have
been absorbed in the rinenirg pro
cess and the soluabla solids content
shall nci be less than eight per
cent.
Ar.ior:tias ~ tho SGhiaet of IN.
uronogcA chargas s4atp .hat boil
arc decidedly beneficial to the val.
le~ industries fhev rerroScnt. Im-
nori"' valley cranes are IS sweet
a. II per cent rs are northern
cranes testing j. per cent sug.T
ecntort. du" 10 tie diffc~est soil
""1 cl;mat" con litjors. 4 is doc'ar.
Il. - This ~naeon. I've adjusted
,:r"~o = "n"a Is fair to h1 sec
tons, local growers assert.
'''o co"t"l0une provisions VIII -
$50 IN hi~f"~ etondard ho;a~ com
rlic7 with bofo~e fruit viii Ia" pass
- cor shipment. which viii alSo
work In the h"pefit of that indus
49, ~ nrcv~"-in" +ho shipment Of
inforior oualit~ stuff.
Those rctrrr'"o from SHrrHr'"N+o
-~-r, WIZ G. Faweott HorticuEtur-
u Commissioner r. A. lTar~ig""
nose r. IIickcox and Mayor 4. y.
Rrc&lin Hickcox and Bucklio had.
"-c~ioue To tho mcotinr at Sacra-
man'o. attended the city planning
conference at Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Growers Adopt
Account SYSTEM

Eighteen grapefruit growers of
Imperial Valley are planning IL
keep cost accounts for the present
year, as the result of an offer by
the Agricultural Extension Service
to assist the grower in using the
uniform system sponsored by the
University Of California.
At a meeting held at the Farm
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Believe Rulers
Condition Worse
Nv Trifed Pres Leased WI

PARIS, March I0.-King Alexan.
der and Queen Marie Of Jdgo
Slavia left Belgrade hurrielly today
for Bucharest, the Italian trans-Al-
pine news aecncy said, and il was
believed thai tloir journey had
been caUsc5 by some change in the
condition of Kin" Ferdinand Of
Roumania. Queen Marie is th"
daughter Of 'ac king and queen of
@umaniG
King Ferdinand for some months
las l.au suffering from intestinal
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Thursday, March 10, 1922

the squad" " Captain Oswait sa
this morning, "He has given
wonderful service as a member an
has made many friends among Il
motorists of this vicin,ty.'
Although no appointment has bee
made as yet to fill the vacanc
Captain Oswalt said that he h;
practically completed arrangement
for the appointment.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

Inspect the new models now on
display. Examine the Frigidairc
frost-coil. See how it works
how it preserves the freshness and
flavor of all foods-how it freezes
ice cubes and makes frozen des-
serts. Come in today. Or mail
the coupon for complete infer
nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

Tuesday, are IN the hospital but
viii probably recover.
The blast occurred, II is said,
when Brown light a cigarette short
h- after tae family returned home.
Gas. which accumulated during
+hcir absence is believed to have
been i@nited.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

being made here today following
i'e death ia the Orange county hos
l.tai late last night. or Mrs. Edglr
Brown, burned IA cas- explosion a.
her Bucua Fara home.
Edgar Brown. husband, and nar
aid. Is mouth.o'3 soa. who wor" 2is'
seriously burned in the cNp.o~ion
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

cancer. Authentic reports Of his
condition have been few but it IS,
generally believed that his condi-
tiuu WAS serious
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
PERSONALS

Mrs. F. c. Dyer of Huntington
l'ark and Mrs. {. IL. Richmond OF
Santa Monica are spending the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Install Frigidaire now

OF the day and every month in
the year.
Simplifes marketing-rednces
household expense
With Frigidairc in your home you
can buy perishable foods in larger
quantities without risk of spoil
ing. You can do your marketing
once for the whole week. You
can plan your meals for days in
advance. You can always be
ready for unexpected needs,
And your refrigeration costs
will be lower too. You will re-
duce expenses because you can
buy foods in larger quantities.
because you can keep all you buy
until you are ready to use it-be-
cause Frigidaire's operating cost
is less than ice.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
GRANDMA'S re- q

An Agreeable Laxative. ;re,y-
ed with ycur favorite drinking
tea malycs Il delightful! Iced Sea.
All drinking teas contain tannil
which affect the Stomach and rd
tardS the Spcrctions. The additiol
If GRANDMt'S TEA, 0vegcOmiI
this bad effect.
Women and Young girls will finI
GRANDMA'S TEA n great help II
relieving painful mcnstrlation. SOL
every where. 3ac II box. Write I'D
FREE SAMPLE.
unable to procure from Ice al druggi't sem
30c direct 10 following address md ieoeiv
'ull hox.
Park Laboratory, San AntOnio,. Te,!
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
To Hold Inquest ON
Explosion Victim
nv United Press Leased Wire

FULLERTON. Cal. March TO-
Arrangcn ents for an inquest w@rr
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
If You . SufEe|

with Headache. CONSTIPATION. inda
gestion. Bad Breath. pimp!,s aI9
that tired feeling. TtEE
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10
Frigidaire makes the most
terishable foods easy to keep

When you put fresh foods in Frig-
idaire they stay fresh-fresh until
you are ready to use them-fresh
as when first delivered at your
door. And Frigidaire is always
ready to serve you. Its quiet,
efficient, automatic operation as
sures safe temperatures every hour
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-10

0NCE Frigidaire is installed in
~ your home, you are forever
free from the need of outside ice
supply. The minute the connec-
tions are made and the current
turned on, you have automatic
electric refrigeration-you have
the permanent convenience of di-
rect frost-coil cooling-you have
Frigidaire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-04
Magician Richards
Has Excellent Show

With wealth of mystic effects
and assisted by capable company,
Richards, the magician, presented
his production before an apprecia-
tive audience at auditorium Monday
evening. The performance will be
repeated tonight, at matinee We'd
nesday and Wednesday evening.
Produced in three parts and 10
scenes, the show kept the audience
interested and amused all the time.
The "rising card" number, in which
a deck of cards was placed in a glass
and as certain cards were called they
rose from the glass, attracted fav-
orable comment, and the "Bal of
Fortune" number, used in telling the
fortunes of several in the audience,
proved interesting.
The "Vanishir Phonograph'
number attracted attention, while
the deviation scene also drew APP
plause. Doray and Ncse presented
several dance numbers which were
we'll received. "Slicing a Girl in 90
Pieces" "Thc Rajah's Throne" and
1.-THE Human Cannon Ball" were
other special features on the varied
program.
The answering by Richards Of
questions proposed by people in the
audience was novel feature Of the
program.
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SHOW CANVASS
STARTS TODAY
Funds Being Asked For State
Corn Sh0w-May Have to
Erect Building

Campaign for funds for the state
corn show opehe'' this morning and
a good response was reported by
solicitors who are canvassing the
city.
The money is to be ..sed to sup
plemsnt the state appropriation for
the show. Members of the show
committee said that it will probably
be necessary to erect temporary
building next to the auditorium to
house part of the exhibits and max.
room for more display in the main
building.
The canvassers, and the territory,
they are covering, are: j. P Wag-
ner and A. K. Tice, north Of Broad
day and west of Fourth street; L. X.
Thompson and N. +. Bystrom. north
of Broadway md east of Fourth
street; j. S. K .lley and J. 3. Smith,
south of Broadway and west of
Third street; Robert Webb and o. J.
FARRELL, south of Broadway between
Third and Fourth streets; o. A.
Severtson and Z. l.. Fosteson, south
of Broadway between Fourth and
Fifth streets; Carl Nelson and j. w.
Scott, south of Broadway and east
of Fifth street.
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Mexican Government
Demands Indemnity

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-(AP)--
Demand has been made on the
United States by the Mexican gov
eminent for $4,000 to indemnify the
families of Bernardo Roa and Rob-
erto Torrez, convicted murderers of
Deputy Warden Peter Klein of the
Illinois penitentiary, Governor Len
Small was advised here today by the
United States claims agent. Torrez
was hanged but Roa is at large.
Roa, with the aid Of Mexican
sweetheart in Chicago, escaped from
the Will county jail last winter and
killed two policemen before he made
his escape.
Torrez made the break from the
Jail at the same time, but was re-
captured and paid the penalty for
his participation in the crime. He
was hanged with Charles Duchowski
and Walter Staleski early in July.
The federal government asked
Governor Small for information con-
corning the case. Attorney General
Carlstrom is preparing the record.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. 4.-(P)-(U. S. d.
of A.)-Hogs 10000; uneven; bet
ter grade hogs 200 to $50 pounds 10
to 25 cents lower; heavy butchers
and packing sows steady to Is cents
lower; average weight 200 pounds
down Is cents lower; pigs 25 to SO
cents off; top 1870; bulk good to
:hoice $50 20 200 pounds 1925 to
l1.75; 21O to 23O pound butchers
mostly 11.6O to 1880; $50 to 300
pound butchers HOO to 11.60; most
packing sows $50 to 1925; light
weights up to 1O.4O; or better; most
pigs 900 to 9.75; few best strong
weights 1000 to 1925; heavy
weights hogs 1850 to 11.75; med
ium 1925 to 11.90; light 1915 to
11.8O; light lights 9.25 to 11.40;
packing sows 9.25 to 1925; slaugh-
ter pigs 900 to 1925.
Cattle 10000; better grades fed
sters and western grassers steady;
others very slow, weak; killing
quality plain; grain feds very
scarce; she stock weak to rs cents
lower; bulls steady to Is cents off;
VeAlcfS weak SOOu mdINct OH otUCn'
ers and feeders; better grade offer
ings of value to sell at 9.25 pj, best
fed sters 1910; several loads 1850
to 1920; kinds eligible 1850 to
14.50; predominating; several loads
of western grass steers to killers
1000 to 1880; fleshy feeders up to
100.
Sheep $4,000; fat lambs fairly ac-
tive, strong; spots on natives Is to
rs cents higher; quality and sorts
considered; bulk natives 1880 to
1875; best to city butchers 14.00;
10 to 100 pound bucks lambs 100
to 1900; culls 1000 to 1850; bulk
good rangers eligible 1875 to 14.00;
asking around 14.25 for choice;
sheep strong; spots Is cents higher;
fat ewes 5.75 to $50; top to yard
traders CTS; feeding lambs strong;
bulk 1900 to 1850; choice held
above 400; heavies down to 1880
and below.