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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
CANTALOUPE
SHIPMENTS

Cantalonpe shipments are gradu-
ally declining from day to day this
week, yesterdays output being 267
ears. bringing the season S total
to date TO Jj6s ears.
Thermometer at 60 and an over
east sky in New York yesterday
had ne apparent effect on the mar
ket WHICH continued steady with
demand good. Imperial Jumbo 45s
$5.50-5.75, 36s $5.00.5.25. 27s $4.00-
$50. Standard 45s = $5.25-5.50. 27s
$4.00,4.25. Pony 45-54s $4.o5-4.j0,
Standard and Jumbo l2.15s, $l.7j-
200, Flats 9s sl.J0-1.75, Jumbo
Honey dews $500, Standard Honey
dews $500.
Chicago market was rather weak
yesterday. The weather was part
" cloudy and the mercury stood
at "a. Imperial Jumbos, 36s $3.50
3.75. 45s $4004.o5. o7s $4,000.
Standards 36s 3.00-3.25, ASS
$3.7j-4.00. Jumbo 9s $1.00-l.l5,
Jumbo 12s l.50, Jumbo l2-l5s
$l.o5-l.3j. .-...
Shipping point Internationally
Centre and nearby points. Clear.
Maximum temperature 102, mini
mum 81. Demand moderate, mar
ket firm. Carloads fob. cash
track Standard 45s $1.s5-200, few
higher. Ripes for western ship
ment, market slightly weaker, Stan
dard 45s mostly $l.75, some hard
rines 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Club Activities
For Coming Year
Are Dis Gus sed

Activities for the coming club
wear were planned at prcttilv ap-
pointed break fast Yesterday in Holt
vile at which Mrs. John kavan~
augh. president of the county fedcr-
alton of women : clubs was hostess.
Policies To be stressed next year
are increased membership, and in
creased scope and efficiency On the
part Of the individual clubs, and
closer cooperation between local
clubs and county. distEict and state
organizations.
Conservation, tie theme Of stat 4
and district activities will be EN-
phaSizet by the county and the Cali
fornia plan of the establishment of
maternity and children 5 wards in
county hospitals and Juvenile wards
IN detention homes will be featured.
Three Arizona club women We're
special guests Yesterday. Mrs. Hor-
an, president of the Bard club. Mrs.
". LOngstreth. Arizona chairman of
conservation and Mrs. d. Aplei,
president Of the Delta club at 1u-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
EPLSC0PALIANS
STARTLED BY
RECTOR'S TALK
BY REUEL s. MOORE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

san FRANCISCO, June ID
The church must face such here
tofore untalked of things as sex
promiscuity and recognize the
Younger generation : influence on
our marriage rclations,' was the,
dee laration today of the Rev. Henry
Lewis, who overnight has become
one Of the most talked Of figures
in the Episcopal church.
Rev. Lewis startled and stunned
the 53rd annual session Of the Epis-
s9pat church congress here last
night with~his, statement that per
haps the church should sanction the
unmarried union. Today he explain
ed:
Half of them didn' know what
[ was talking about. We never have
talked about such things much. But
they are here to contend with.
81 believe promlscuity and un-
married relations between young
people are increasing. They are not
problems to be dealt with by evas
ion. / hold world of respect for
men like Judge Ben Lindsey, who
are frank in these matters.
Rev. Lewis is rector of st. An
drew's church, Ann Arbor, Mich,
gan. He was asked if his observa-
tions which have caused him to
bring forth such a startling discus
sion were based ON student life
| there.
"Only partly he replied. "Stu-
dents come to the university from
all over the e'Intry, and improper
things happen there as we'll as cv.
ervwhere else.
| ''I think birth control is not
| thing to be made mystery OF.
! Fear of consequences used TO be
more Of n, checking influence on un,
married relations than today. Now
the use of contraceptives ,is wiping
out this old fear, and changing
your moral situation. The worst of
| it is in many cases these things are
only imperfectly understood, it
would be better to be frank and
OPEN"
| Rev. Lewis said he wanted first
to make his fellow churchmen real
ize the exact nature Of the problem
he is presenting, and then bring a.
bout some change in the rigid
church standards which now ignore
rather than meet modern tenden.
ey.
Rev. Lewis has not wavered un.
der the criticism aimed at him. At
the congress reaction to his state.
meDts has not taken crystalized
form.
| The attitude Of this young cler.
gyman fellow workers can well
be expressed by the Rev. Henry
Thompson, another young minister
who attended Divinity school with
Lewis at Middletown, Conn. They
met for a discussion todaq.
"It's very bold" he said "We
hesitate to talk about such things. -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Mark Rose Friend
q Of Gopher Snakes

Even a snake may be a topic for
discussion in a meeting Of directors
of an organization worth millions of
dollars. Directors of the irrigation
district this morning devoted few
minutes to discussing the value of
gopher snakes in the valley rs eradi-
Gators of gophers,
Secretary F. If. McTver was in
structed to write the general super
intendent Of the district asking him
to provide all zanieros and patrol
men in the district with informa-
tion relating to the value of these
snakes.
The subject was brought to the
attention of the board bv Director
Rose who said he watched a zaniero
kiln gopher snake recently and
that. as 4 matter of fact, these rep
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
SAN FRANCISCO
: HOTEL TO PASS
- -A
To |. A. GROUP

LOS ANi ELES, June l5.-- A
group of Los Angeles bankers aud
business men will assume control Of
the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San
francisco,-Jo Joe Toplit2ky, local real
estate broker, announced here today
without disclosing the identity Of
the prospective buyers.
Representatives of the Hopkins
interests arrived in Los Angeles to-
day TO cOnsumatc the transaction
which viii take about a week or ten
days it was said. The identity OF
the prospective purchasers will be
announced later.
At the same time, George D.
Smith, managing director of the San
Francisco hosteirv, who with his sis
ter, Mrs. c. A. Rowak is the chief
stakeholder in the Mark Hopkins
hotel. confirmed the announcement
made by Toplitzky.
10th announcements stated that
the sale would be effective on So
100000 basis, the full capital stock
Of the hotel company, each share
having par value of Sl0o.
+. \. Tropp, San Fran,isco real es-
tate man is representing the hotel
interests III the transaction with
ToplitAky.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
WIDE PI1RLTCITY GIVEN CITY
IN NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION

One of the most valuable pieces
OF California publicity and adver
tising ever attempted, is the Rates
and Markets Data booklet just is.
sued by the California Newspaper
Publishers Association. This pub
LEGATION OF over 200 pages gives
detailed information about Central
and Southern California newspa-
pers. members OF the association
and the fields they cover.
Facts about each county are fol
lowed bv statistical information
concerning each town and city and
covering population. character OF
population. schools. c h urc h :
banks, theaters, principal indus
tries. manufacturing establish
ments and the number Of retail
outlets for each line Of goods. This
presents staggering mass Of in.
formation about Central and South,
ern California designed TO attract
national advertisers into this field
First Of It's Kind
Over months time was re
quired to compile this information
in the Publishers association office
which conceived the publication as
a method for effectively selling this
field TO national advertisers.
No similar publication has ever
been attempted in the United
States. Similar dat a has been
compiled for groups Of large cities.
for cities supporting daily news
papers and by individual cities, but
this is the first time that complete
markets data has ever been gather
ed for one entire territory, stretch
ing 80 miles from Santa Cruz to
Yuma. Arizona, and 3l5 miles from
Fresno to San Diego. Tabulatlon
of advertising rates and mechanical
information on daily and weekly
in the territory cover
ed bv the association. completes In"
into :, compendium OF
information that is attracting wide
attention from advertising agen-
cles.
Wide Distribution
This publication will be distrlb-
uted TO the leading advertising
agencies OF the United States and
to prominent national advertisers,
to focus their attention to this
field.
The Imperial Valley Press is
member Of the California Newspa,
per Publishers Association, and
through that membership FL Centre
is given considerable space in :he
booklet, an entire page being given
to description of the city. .
This description includes list Of
schools. churches, banks, theaters,
hotels, principal industries, news
papers, data on climate, railway
and stage facilities.
The data gives the population OF
the city 1925 AS $500.
BY means of this publicity II
Centre will be advertised and ex-
plotted before men who handle mil
lions in national advertising cam
paigns. providing effective and far
reaching publicity for the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Woman Charges
Husband Cruel

Charging that her husband has
beat her numerous times and uttered
a threat to end her life Margaret
Cooper has filed action seeking di-
vorce from Donald f. Cooper ii the
county clerk : office.
The complaint states that the
couple Was married at Billings,
Mont, on Oct. Il, 1918, and sepa-
rated in ii Centre on April 9, 1927.
She cites Christmas week OF 1926
as one particular instance in which
her husband treated her roughly, ac-
eusing him Of slapping her jaws
and addressing her in vile language.
In second cause for action she
charges the defendant with failure
TO support her. j. <. Simpson is
appearing as attorney for the plain
tiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15

were not much in the picture st the
start threatened to, he close TO the
top by night .
Archie Compston, the tan British
pro, who had been having his troa
blas along with the others IN the
rain and mud Tuesday, began shoot
ng the best possible golf today ana
quickly picked up large following.
Most ot the spectators waited for
Walter Hagen, the first of the Am
orican pros to 90 ont, but those whU
followed Compston saw some great
playing
Archie was at the turn in IS, one
over par, and then brought his seer
ing to even par figures with q
birdie
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Couple Agree On
Child's Custody

An agreement between Nellie O.
Mattingly of FL Centre and Guy
Mattingly of Bakersfield, husband
and wife, was flied at the county
clerk g office this morning. The
agreement is to the effect that the
child, born to the estranged couple.
may be kept in the custody Of the
wife, the husband having privileges
of visiting with it at anv and all
reasonable times. The husband is to
pay s25 4 month, the money to be
used entirely in caring for the child
and toward its education.
The agreement is to have no ef,
feet On court action, relative to di-
vorcc, if such action is brought by
either Of the parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Wine Industry
To Be PrObed
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WASHINGTON. June Is. - y
thorough investigation into the wine
industry has been ordered by As
sistant Secretary Of the treasury l..
c. Andrews.
II. Keith Weeks. federal superyis-
or Of wine control. has gone to Cal
ifornia ta confer with wine manu-
faeturers and distributors on coop
Grafton to end the flow of wine into
other than sacramo ntal and medical
channels.
Later. Weeks will visit wineries
in other parts of the country.
Bootleggers have been obtaining
vast quantities of wine because
there is 4 large surplus. it was stat
cd at the treasury today.
Ii was indicated some control
may be established over wine pro-
auctioG.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
MELOLAND NEWS
By Press Staff Correspondent

MELOLAND, june 10. L.
James, who recently returned from
from Springfield, Illinois, where lie
took the remains Of Mrs. O. L..
James for burial in the family plot
is spending Il while with his son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
James. Later in the summer he
will go to San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mcbride and
three children spent the week end
at Live Oaks Springs with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Childers and family.
Mrs. Childers is an aunt of Mrs.
Nc Bride.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
House of David
Witness Missing
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ST. JOSEPH. Mich, June l5.-
Charges that Mrs. l.. G. Bundv Of
Gary, Ind, one of the states wit
nesses in the suit to dissolve the
House OF David religious colony
has been abducted. were made in
court today by state witnesses.
George f. Nichols, special prose
cutor, said that Mrs. Bandy had
been sought out by investigators
and found in her home at Gary last
week. She promised to testify
Monday. Since that time she has
disappeared, Nichols asserted.
# is the second time Mrs. Budy
has mysteriously disappeared be
fore being called to testify in
House OF David affairs, Nichols
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
REPORT NOT CONFIRMED

A dispatch sent out by the
United Press from New York at
2:3O this afternoon (Pacific
Coast time) stated it has been
unable to obtain any confirma-
tion of q rumor emanating from
Quebec that Coli and Nungesser,
French aviators, have been found.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15

tiles are the bes: gophS sxterniH
tors available.
"One Of these snakes will k
gophers each week. Rose decla
cd They are absolutely harmle
so far as people are concerned al
are extremely valuable in the VI
iey." Rose predicted that in Fl
years lime, if these snakes we
properly protected, there would be
virtual extinction of gophers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Hollywood Will
Send Swimmers

san DIEGO, Cal, June 15.-
Hollywood Athletic club will bring
south the best team in years for
the annual Silver Gate channel
swim here June 20, according to the
entries received today from Coach
Clyde Swendsen.
Sven Anderson who last month
defeated Duke Kahanamoku, Aus
tin Clapp, Chet Floyd, George Har-
ris and Mildred Lowe will make up
the Hollywood aggregation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
WOMAN STILL SLEEPS
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FRESNO, Calf. June 15.-No
change in the condition Of Mrs.
Clara Drummond, 90, who has been
asleep for 73 days, was discefnible
today, according to physicians at
the county hospital here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15

The highest production COW TO
last month in the Smith River Val
ley, Del Norte county, is owned b'
George T"ron and gave 1877 pound
of butterfat.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Heatherman- Barkus. Robert W.
Heatherman. 40. native of Kansas
and resident Of San Diego. Mamie
Barkus. 81. native Of Iowa and resi-
dent Of san Diego.
Smith -Rippy. Fred {. Smith, p,
native Of Prussia and resident Of
FL Centre. Lillian l.. Rippv, Is.
native Of Texas and resident of
Ho!tville
The road to the north rim Of the
Grand Cauvon is now open
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15

Work on the big levee near the
Tulare Lake bed to protect the
northern reclamation district. has
been completed and June flood is
not feared.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
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