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NOT 4 "HTGH HAT"

Each Individual is entitled to his own opinion and
because any Individual makes certain statement it
does not necessarily follow that the statement is true
therefore there is no need for the entire country
rushlng to the defense of Colonel Lindbergh and be-
rating the Texas editor who charges the Lone Eagle
with having severe case of swell head" The edi-
tor is just the voice of one and his saving 50 does not
make it true
We prefer to accept Lindberghs frank statement
that his aversion to crowds in addition being based
upon natural modesty and shyness that is to his
credit it also prompted by sincere desire to keep
from killing some of the nit-ws who insist upon rt
ing with death any time he makes landing, by rush
ing too near his machine.
II ever man has been given good reason for be-
ing hlgh-hatted,' Lindbergh is that man. He has
Deen given thousands of reasons. Not even an arch
anger could remain sweet-tempered and smngly
gracious at all times after what we have put Lind
bergh through in short year The fact that he has
not gone bersek and slaughtered few hundred of the
pests that have been constantly his trail is for us
sufficient proof that he is whole lot more polite
considerate and thoughtful of his fellow-man than
we would be under the circums tances. And we are
wiling to bet that statement stand for the Texas
editor
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
IT'S NOT A TIGER

Testimony of George w. Ovany, before the SEN
ate campaign Investigating committee, that Tam
many Hall is not political organization, may be
technically correct. Mr.. Olvaney is man of high
personal integrity and would not tell an untruth
Nevertheless his statement will come as a huge
surprise to thousands all the country. Tammany
Hall may not be political organization, but it is so
close to one that to all ntents and purposes the diff
ference is too slight to mention
For years Tammany Hall has had more to do
with politics in New York city and state than any out
and-out political organization 1t has elected men
whom it wanted to elect and defeated those whom
did not want. Now and then Tammany lost politi-
cal fight, but it has always come back strong and
made the winner pay dearly for his victory.
Nor was Tammany choice about the methods it
employed to win. Recently sanctimonious halo
has been thrown around the doings of Tammany
Hall, but the Tammany tiger finds it Just difficult
to change his stripes any other member of the
family.
"A by any other name would smell as
sweet and if Judge Olvany wishes to call tiger
a whiterobed angel from Heaven, he has the privi-
lege of doing but making the assertion stick is
other story, and he will find his statement strongly
disputed by many Some there will be who will Just
place the short and ugly word on the Judge and
continue to call spade spade.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
BE CAREFUL

With the conclusion of the school year, authori-
ties throughout California urging motorists to be
even more careful than usual, that thousands of
school children turned loose upon their respective
communities for practically the entire day.
Keeping eye out-for children is one of the most
important duties of motorst. He may violate some
traffic regulation; he may be involved in seri
accident with adult, and yet escape censure,
but he cannot hope to escape it if youngster is in
volved.
The youngster is certain to be right, even though
the motorist may technically believe that HE is right.
Youngsters will continue to in front of cars,
streets at any time, play in the streets and do
everything else that laws and ordinances say they
must not do, and even if they are hurt by while
violating of these laws, the falls upon
the motorist and not upon them.
1t is better to be little late, or choose out
of-the-way route, than to take chances with young
lives
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
Woman Injured
AS Cars Bump

Yrs. Manuel Iuarto of Heber
was slightly injured in an automo-
bile accident three miles east of
Iieber Saturday night when he
car which She was driving struck
4 "rPchinc owned by \. 5. Pil:tos,
parked by the roadside.
The Duarte ear turned over after
striking the parked macEinc and
Ms. DYarte was badly cut by glass.
She was taken to the Fl Contro
hospital by other motorists. At the
hospital this morning it was report
ed that while her injuries are pain
full they are not believed 20 be Of a
serious nature.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

very far before he heard strange
noise i'll the bushes. 1t was a noise
Ike a carpenter saving Il board.
wonder if this is sonic of the
animal boys making a camp in the
Noods - said Uncle Wiggily
But, had better look before l
pop out. -
Taking careful look, Mr.. Long
ears saw where, on the bank of a
brook, the Fuzzy Fox was using his
teeth to gnaw n number of sticks.
1t was the grating of the teeth of
the Fox on the sticks that sounded
like saving boards. And as Uncle
Wiggily watched, the Fox, not
knowing the rabbit was near. said:
~ II gnaw these sticks until they
are almost ready to break. Then
! II make Il bridge of them over
the brook. When Uncle Wiggily
crosses the stick bridge it will
break, He II fall into the water
and III get him. III surely get
Linn this time, =
Uncle Wiggily was so surprised
that, before he knew what he was
Going, he sneezed loudly kcr
ohoo choo' and the Fox, hearing
it dropped his gnawed sticks,
rushed out and caught the rabbit.
Now have YOU without the
bother Of building bridge, >
growlcd the Bad Chap. He was drag
ging poor Uncle Wiggily away
when, all of sudden, four little
rabbit girls, whom Mr.. Longears
had never seen before, rushed ouc
Of the bushes.
"Stop! Let Uncle Wiggily go!"
clied one of the rabbit girls.
"Not for you! Why should I?'
barked the Fox.
Listrn,' said another little
rabbit girl. eff you can guess our
names we will let you take us away
in place of Uncle Wiggilv We are
ramcd after four flowers. So the
rabbit girl drew on the ground four
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1927, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
FLOWER GIRLS

Puzzle bugs or no puzzle bugs
| ! m going to catch youl : cried the
Pipsisewah as he lowered his head
and pointed his tickling horns at
Jnclc Wiggilv. The Bad Chap had
started out of his cave to get the
rabbit. But four Jolly bugs flew on
ahead to warn tile rabbit gentleman
and Mr.. Longcars made four puzzle
pictures Of the names of the kind
insects. This was in the last story,
You remember.
Stop" cried Uncle Wiggily, as
the Pipsisewah was about to stick
his longest horn out. TEL me the
names of the bugs from these pic
lures, or III call the Police Dog. -
Pooh, | m not afraid.' sneer-
el the PipSisewah. He made a jump
for the rabbit, but Uncle Wiggily
blew a loud blast on a whistle and
this 50 frightened the Bad Chap that
he ran. taking his horns with him.
'Ha, Ha.' laughed Uncle Wig
g,ly, putting his whistle back in his
pocket. He needn I have run if he
C.dn t want to.
"Why not?' asked one of the
jolly bugs.
"Because the Police Dog ism t
anywhere around here, said the
rabbit. II Just made believe he was
when | blew that WHISTLE
"Well, if the Pip hadn't run
away when he did, We would have
tickled him'f buzzed the largest of
the four bugs. con, look, there ;
my name isn't it," and he pointed
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

And that's for YOU, Lady Bug, -
lie went on, pointing to the draw
ing Of a lady. "And that must be
YOU, Water Pug, and the Potato
Bug pointed to the water pitcher
and glass.
- Right-o!' ioyfully shouted
Uncle Wiggily as he danced about,
glad that the Pipsiscwah had run
away. "You have guessed your puz-
Ilc names, my litsle buzzers-Junc
Bug, Potato Bug, Lady Bug and
Water Pug. And thank you for
Lelping me-
Then the four plly bugs crawled
away to play tag in the woods and
| ncle Wiggily started off after
rev adventures. He had not gone
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
.June i 1919

Chief Engineer Chester Allison of
the Colorado Development COM
pany announced today that the East
Side high line canal is ready to
serve the farmers of that district.
Cantaloupe season opens this
week.
Smith and Bishop, Santa Ana
firm of jewelers. has rented the
quarters formerly occupied by Kyle
MacEratncy and will establish a
full line here.
P. W. Knights, formerly with the
lIolton Power Company and J. A.
kirkpatrick formerly of the L. s.
reclamation service, have opened
civil engineering offices together.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
Court Lenient
With Vagrant

"Won t you give me suspend
ed sentence on six month 5 Jail
term so | can get out of here '''
George Clcvcrstone asked Judge
Perkins in city court this morn
ing.
You II get the six months al
right, was the reply.
But the Judge relcntcd and gave
him the opportunity to fly out of
town.
Geverstone admitted that he had
been begging on the street when
apprchcnded by Patrolman Mayo
last night.
p. Moreno, 81, FL Centre pleaded
not guilty to a charge of disturbing
the peace when arraigncd before
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
TEN YEARS AGO
June t, 1918


OF the 125 men to be sent to
camp kcarncy from Imperial Val
ley by the sclectivc draft FL Cen
tro furnishes Is; Mike G. Hill, Ben.
.iamin +. Young, James $. Miller,
+. y. Ncrncker, James +. Steven
son, Charles W. Morgan, James
arson, Harry 0. Sinclair, Frank
Kreici, W. W. Wilkcrsou. Howard
Green, Caska NJ. Bishop, James G.
{ OK, John G. Aubrey, Wesley Med.
len, Paul Laudcrsdalc, John f..
o Brien, and Claude l.. Miller.
The colored residents of the East
side have formed a Red Cross
society with Mrs. j. =. Neal as
chairman, l.. L. Augustus, treasurer
and Nellie Montgomery, secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
END or THE WALK

The walkers have walked lrOm Dos Angeles %
New York. Only 50 Of the 90 who entered the race
were still racing at the finish Andy Payne from Okla
homa won first place, with Johnnie Sa!o second, Phil
ip Granville third and Mike Joyce fourth,
That's about all there is to say about it except that
c. c. Pyle, who originated the and who sup
posed to pay the prize money, is disappointed at the
lack of advertising value there to be in it, and
has seemed in hurry to pay the off
Public interest failed to respond TO this affair
Instead of rushing out with real money to get the
to go through their main streets, most towns
have been singuary apathctc about the matter.
It's not easy to see Just why his should
leave people cold while others more sensible draw
great attention. Perhaps it is because everybody
knows men can walk People still cannot quite be
lieve that men can fly
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
VALENCIA SHOW CLOSES
by United Press Leased Wire

ANAfIEIM, Calf, June 4.-Thc
eighth annual California Valencia
show came to a close with a record
crowd in attendance here last night
Mrs. II. W. Pierce. Of the Anahcim
Cooperative Association, was nam
cd winner Of the fancy packing
contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm.
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO

T. f. Bennett and C. S. Lyons.
farmers of the Water Co. No. l
district, report large yields of bar
ley this year.
Contractor II. II. Peterson has
been awarded the contract to build
l6X30 foot warehouse for Water
Co. No. in the rear of the COM
rany office.
Seventeen carloads of beef eat
tie, GAO head, arrived yesterday
from Arizona consigned to Leroy
Holt.
Sixteen crates of cantaloupcs were
shipped from Imperial yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

flower pictures that stand for girls
names. eff YOU guess them you can
take us instead of Uncle Wiggily''
said the brave rabbit maidens.
con, what jolly PUZZLE -
thought Mr.. Longcars who knew the
Fox would not bite him. And if the
clothes pole will take a basket of
lemonade to the washtub in the
laundry, I'll tell YOU next about
Uncle Wiggily and the poodle 5
DUzZlc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

Judge Perkins in city court this
morning.
Information was furnished the
court that an argument had started
over a restaurant bill and that ink
bottles, half dozen forks and
pistol figured in the clash that fol-
lowed, ending in the arrest of Mo-
reno.
The court continued the ease for
10 days for trial, the defendant be-
ing released on his own recogni-
zance until that time.
Motorcycle Patrolman Van Bczcl
of the city squad had a busy night
tagging specdcrs last night. He
collared four during the evening.
All lave been summoned to ap-
pear before Judge Perkins for vio-
lating 20-mile zone regulations. G..
T.. Harp of Brawlcy was doing n
modest so when stopped by Van
Bezel; G. +. Plato of Beverly Hills
was checked in ut 50; Archie Mel
lars of Brawlcy was stepping along
at 81 and d. ID. Luccy of Los Angc-
les was travelling at 3S.
The arrests are the first in n
drive begun by city police TO cut
down the speed of motorists in
travelling through the city,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

TO where Uncle Wiggily had made
picture of June calandcr.
Yes, that 5 you, Mr.. June
Bug, " said the rabbit.
And there | ann" buzzcd an
ether bug. pointing to a picture of
a potato. Potato Bug, that's me.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
.Copyright. NEA-London Times.

Copyright. NEA-Londen Times.
Because a Spanish editor printed
his picture of Senorita Castella-
Rivera of Spain, the dictator,
ieeming the picture unjust to the
lady's ankles, caused the editors
arrest, fined him $500 and sus-
pended for three days publication
Of his journal. Well, here's the
picture Eve haven't heard from
Primo yeO.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

Beginning April 16, Gus II. Israel
has been new assistant farm adj
visor in Kern county.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

The graduates are saving the country aga
nd goodness knows it needs it.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

Oh. wowie, Warm days that let The furnace out
followed by chill ones which call for fires the
hearth and a suburban cellar which holds nothing
but few wisps Of kindling, log or two Of green
wood and a few Jumps of hard coal!
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

The Red Gods are calling EN- out again. If you
don't believe it, gaze at the tin and devastated
wild flower stands We wouldn't have the red gods
turned blue or anything like that, but if they could
Just take on some tint which would spell preserva-
tion as well as adventure.
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