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Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
SEELEY
By Press Staff Correspondent

SEELEY, May IA surprise
party was given at the Hobart Her
rick home Saturday night in honor
of Mrs. Hcrrick's birthday. Delic-
ious refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mccain and baby, Mrs. G..
Mccain, Mrs. NJ. Iicbert, Miss Or,
pha Miller, Mrs: Kate Rogers and
children, Mrs. Walter Womack and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bu-
ehanan and baby, Eugene Beeson,
Mrs. Lila Powelson and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clay and
Mrs. George Campbell returned to
San Diego Saturday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Potter, of Dixieland passed
away Friday.
Mrs. o. l.. Anderson and daugh-
ter, Betty and son Junior are visit.
ing Mrs. Andcrson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Supernau.
Mrs. Sidney Goddard and sons
Sidney and !. d., were guests of
Mrs. Goddard S mother, Mrs. E. A.
Hull Saturday.
Mrs. Harold c. Jones and son,
Buddy, returned to Pasadena Sun
day after week s visit with her
sister, Mrs. Hazel l.. Noel.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Sheldon, Buc-
lah, True, Melvin and Dan sheldon
and Mrs. Rupert Borden of Calcxico
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls
Groulcff Sunday.
Pasadena Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dotv, Mrs.
Harold Jones and son of Pasadena
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Doty, and
daughter, June, of Imperial were
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
BLUE TRIANGLE
CLUB MEMBERS
TO HAVE DINNER

Members of the Rluc Triangle
Club will be guests Of Mrs. II. V.
Gray at dinner at Las Flores to-
morrow night. Mrs. Guy Pearson
will be the guest of honor and the
principal speaker of the evening,
talking cn different phases of eti-
quette. Miss Helen Scott will also
speak, giving a report of the nation
al y. W. c. 4. convention held in
Sacramento, which she attended
recently.
During the dinner hour business
session will be held, at which plans
will be made for weekend out
ing at Hipass which the club is
arranging for May 10
Bunko will be the diversion for
the remainder of the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
Aged Mother of
Seeley Man Dies

Mrs. Angcline Sect Campbell,
mother of George Campbell. Seeley
pioneer. died yesterday at her home
1864 Vermont street, San Diego, at.
ter week S illness.
The deceased was born in Illinois
in 1874, and with her parents cross.
ed the plains in an OK cart in '49,
the family being one of party
guided over the trail to Oregon by
the famous Captain Gray. Her fam.
lily settled near Ne cMinville, Ore
gon. Mrs. Campbell was the last
survivor of the party which crossed
the plains.
In 1863 she married Joseph Mel,
son Campbell, and IL years after
ward they moved to San Diego,
later moving to the Dehesa Valley
Mr.. Campbell died in 1888.
Mrs. Campbell was an active men,
Der of the Pioneer society, Eastern
Star, and Order of Rebeccas, and
of the First Methodist church of
San Diego. Until stricken i'll a
week ago, she retained unusual VI
tality and vigor for one of her ad'
vanced years.
Besides her son at Seeley she IS
survived by two others, Edward L.
/ Campbell of Klondike, Arizona
and Joseph r. Campbell of San Di,
ego. A%A''
| Funeral arrangements have not
as vet been completed though they
will probably be held on Thursda!
in San Diego. under the auspices OF
the Eastern Star chapter, assisted
by Rev. W. f. Crabtree OF th'
Methodist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
VALLEY PIONEERS
VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Collier, I'm
perial valley pioneers who left Ell
Centre year ago, are back at
tending to property interests and
visiting old friends. While here
they are the house guests of Mrs.
P. Holt at her home on West Main
street.
The Golfers have been spending
the last year visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Homer Havermale, in
Cleveland, Ohio. After a short stay
here they expect to 90 to San Fran
cisco where they will visit their
son, Harry Collier, later locating
somewhere on the coast.
The Golfers are widely known
here as they resided in the valley
for 22 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
Cupid Showing
Better Form

A record in the issuance Of mar
riagc licenses marked the month Of
April in this county. During the 30
day period there were 50 licenses
issued which is an even dozen better
than any month since the new Cal
ifornia license law went into effect.
There were 20 licenses issued in
March and an equal number in
January this year with the best
previous mark under the new ruling
Icing set in February when II were
issued.
The eldest couple to join the
marital ranks during the month is
Sam Shelton, ~, and Bertha
Brown, 45, of Phoenix. The youngest
couple is Fredrico Estrada, q, Of
Heber and Ester Guinoncs, y, Of
FL Centre.
While the mark is the best that
las been established under the new
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Noel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Copeland,
Goldic, Mary, Paul and Glenn Cope
land and Charley Tubb of San Di-
ego visited Sunday at the j. f.
Gallaher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Pollock and
children motorcd to San Diego Sun
day.
The Seelcy West Side Farm Bu-
rcau will meet Friday night, May
4, at the West Side school house. A
splendid program is being prepared,
which will be followed by dancing.
Temple Robinson of the Seeley
Union school won second place in
the Junior OlXmpics Saturday at
Ell Centre high school.
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INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN AT
FRANK BOYD HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. BOYD were
host and hostess at an informal
bridge party given at their home
east of Imperial Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Trentham were
winners of the first prize, while con-
ISOLATION went to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Dolson.
Guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Dolson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ralphs, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Carlton, Mrs. Norma Avis, W. Whit
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Trentham,
Miss Fern Newton, Myrl Hartsook
and MIR. and Mrs. Ebert Newton.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01

ance is assured, SS reservations be-
ing made. which is practically the
entire club membership.
Members of the picnic commit
tee, of which Mrs. Bert Purdy is
chairman, have outlined details for
the annual outing, which will be
lcld this year at Live Oaks May
20. 1t has been decided that the
committee will furnish the entire
menu and club members arc asked
tc come prepared to pay their picnic
assessment tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
Evangelist's Son
Married Anew
BY United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, May l. Billy
Sunday, Jr, son of the noted evan
gclist, and his second wife, Mrs
Mae Sunday, formerly of Indianapo-
lis, have been married second
time, friends of the couple announce
ed here today.
The Sundays, who wed more than
a year ago in Mexico, slipped into
Yuma, Ariz., yesterday and were re-
married. 1t was explained here that
Sunday feared that some Irregular
ity might arise over the Mexican
marriage.
The couple will sail soon for Hon
olulu, on a second honeymoon, it
was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
The Campaign Log

The California primaries were on
today with more than 100000 ex-
pected to vote. Chief interest cen
tered in the Democratic presidential
endorsement, with Governor Smith
of New York, Senator Walsh of
Montana and Senator Reed of Mis-
souri, eontesting for the states dele
cation. Herbert Hoover is unop-
posed as the presidential candidate
on the Republican ballot but his
followers seek a great popular vote
for the effect it might have on 9TH
er states.
Mississippi will send an unin-
structed delegation to the Republi-
can national convention. Two state
conventions selected an uninstruct-
ed delegation. Each delegation will
contest for the right to represent
the state at the Kansas City convcn-
ton.
j. W. Taylor, Republican national
committeeman in Tennessee, pre-
dicted the Republicans could carry
Tennessee in November.
Postmaster General Harry :. New,
in letter to Booth Harrington, de-
Tended Herbert Hoover from charg-
es that he supported the Woodrow
Wilson policies in 1918. New said
the entire nation at that time was
standing by the president and the
government.
Charles d. Hillcs, vice chairman
of the Republican national commit
tee, said the Republican leaders
were disposed to favor going ahead
with plans for Senator Simeon D.
Fess of Ohio as the keynote speak
er despite his defeat as delegate
to the Republican convention.
The publicity bureau of the New
York state Democratic committee,
in "A statement through the Smith
New York headquarters attacked
the alleged use of congressional
franking privileges by Senator
Walsh in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
Social Notes
From MelOland
(Press Staff Correspondent)

MELOLAND, May Mrs. Mar
shall Wyvell was hostess recently
at charming bridge luncheon al
ler home on the Sawday Hunt
ranch west of Meloland. A delicious
luncheon was served followed by
bridge, at which Mrs. Ward Nc
Grew won first prize, and Mrs
Fred Riddle, second, and Mrs
Goldsworthy, consolation.
A lovely color scheme of orchid
and yellow was carried out on the
luncheon tables and in the bridge
appointments.
The guests of the day were Mes
danes Dwight Smith, Richardson
Maurer, Harold Hunt, Fred Riddle
and Carl Vogt, of FL Centre. Mes
danes Charles Williams, and Laur
erce Richards of Holtville, Mrs
Goldsworthy of Los Angeles, and
Mesdamcs Dan Scott, W. 4. Swerd
fcger, Virgil Edwards, John Zenos
Ward McGrew, r. Neifert, and
Charles Forsberg of Meloland.
Mrs. Virgil Edwards and Mrs
John Zenos were joint hostesses at
an attractive bridge breakfast Sat
urday morning, at the Zenos home
The house was gay with spring
blossoms and grecncry. After tho
delicious breakfast, bridge was en-
Joyed, with prizes won by Mrs.
il. Shaw, first, and Mrs. Charlie:
Williams, second.
The guests who enjoyed thi,
pleasant affair were Mesdamcs c. G
Woodland, Laurence Richards, JEFF
Mills, Charles Williams, and /. II
Shaw of Holtville; Mrs. Karl Vog
of Ell Centre; Mrs. Goldsworthy OF
Los Angeles, and Mesdamcs Mar
shall Wyvell, r. Neifert, Amelia
Stanton, W. A. Swerdfcrger, Charlie.
Forsbcrg, Homer Spear, Dan
Scott, Claude Smith, Arthur Farley
Belle Mcmillan, w. ID. Johnston
Fred Waterman and Ward McGrcw
of Meloland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nogt enter
tanned the members of the Mclolano
Community Bridge Club at the last
evening meeting of the season, Sat
urday. A very pleasant evening wat
spent at cards, after which, de
licious cakes and ice cream wer,
served by the hostess. Prizes al
! bridge were won by Mrs. Bel
Christian, first, Mrs. Homer Spear
second, and Ben Christian first, an,
Arthur Farley, second. e.
Those present including few
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ncifert
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrcw, Nh
and Mrs. Homer Spear, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Arthur Farley, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Clevenger, Mrs. Belle Nc
MILAN, Mrs, Dan Scott, Mrs. W. 4
Johnston, and Ted Williams.
Mrs. Goldsworthy of Los Angelo.
has been visiting for a few DAYS
with her sister, Mrs. Marshal
Nvvell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vogt stave
with Mrs. Minnie Griffin severa
nights recently while her daughter
formerly Miss Blanche Griffin, wa
! away TO he married 10 Harr
Sparks, of Holtville.
Dan Scott has been away scvcra
days on trip to Los Angeles wit
the directors of the Imperial Va
I ley Grapefruit Growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
EARTHQUAKE IN CHILE
by United Press Lens, Il Wire

SANTIAGO, Chile, May 1.-A
number of houses were reported to
have collapsed when strong earth
shocks were felt throughout Chile
last night, reports here said today.
The temblor was felt IN Santiago
and it was reported here that Talca
also had been damaged some.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and ncighbors
for their many kindncsses and flow
ers during the illness and loss of
our loving wife and mother, and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Shaw,
and the employees of the Southern
Pacific for their sympathetic SER
vices.
G. c. Jenkins.
Mrs. Lois jenkins Bose.
Mrs. Doris jenkins Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
ANNUAL ENTIRE NOS
DANCE TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for
TIE annual Entire Nos dinner dance,
to be held tonight at the Barbara
Worth hotel at 0 clock. Members
cf the executive committee have
been busy the past week and have
arranged an unusually good enter
tainment program. A large attend
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
THE WEATHER
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair and moderately warm to-
night and Wednesday.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA;
Fair tonight and "Wednesday;
slightly cooler extreme east portion;
low humidity in the interior; mod
cate north and northwest winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01
Today's Program
For Congress
BY United Press Leased Wire
SENATE

Continues debate ON Johnson
Boulder dam bill.
Interstate commerce committee
continues coal investigation.
Public lands committee resumes
Teapot Dome investigation.
HOUSE
Continues debate on Haugcn
farm relief bin
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01

license ruling it is far below the
average Of 60 under the old law.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dotv, Mrs.
Harold Jones and son of Pasadena
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Doty, and
daughter, June, of Imperial were
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TOM MIX ONE OF FEW STARS
WITH SERVICE IN TWO WARS
Ce|IuIoid Strip Shows Four
Pictures of Great Conflict
in Preparation.
Lii Damiti Chose to Take a
Nap, but Honor Diners
Thought Otherwise.
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, July l9.-To-
day Hollywood plays war via the cellu-
loid strip. Ten years ago most of the
men who figure largely in the movies
today we're at the front.
Four of them we're talking it over at
a beach club a few days ago Robert
Armstrong. Raoul Walsh. James Glea-
son and Conrad Nagel are writing. di-
rccting and acting the movie revivals of
the great struggle
A decade ago Conrad Nagel was in
the Navy. So was Mel Brown. Nor
man Kerry wore his tin helmet jauntily
in a machine gun outfit. Appreciation
was limited to a small and select audi
ence of French peasant girls. Hoot Glib
son operated one of the efficient little
machines whose staccato phutt-phutt
deals out rapid death. Reginald Denny
was in the British aviation service. He
is one of the colony'S most persistent
flying enthusiasts today.
Richard Arlen was in the American
FLYING Corps, which gives him some of
the fair he shows for the aviator hero
role.
Charlie Delaney was in the Canadian
Flying Corps William Wellman was a
birdman and won the Croix de Guerre
Lucian Iittlefield. the character actor.
drove an ambulance; and by the way.
so did Adolphe Meniou in his outfit
without in the least realizing the honor
A0olphe probably moved more lively in
those days. That lifted eyebrow goes
better as drawing room weapon.
Lewis Stone was major: Walter
Long a captain; Richard Tucker had
intimate and uncomfortable acquaint-
ance with trenches and dugouts.
Tom Mix always goes the bunch one
better His top-pieee is the biggest and
whitest cowboy hat in Hollywood, His
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CAUSE Of CANCER
LAID TO FERMENT
U. S. Doctors Belief in Inter.
nal Source Seen as ChaI-
Ienge to Virus Theory.

~ tne ASSoNiAtfO fFeSS-
LONDON, July i9.--Theories an
nounced by an American specialist a;
the British empire cancer conference
we're held yesterday to challenge direct
ls the contention of Gye and Barnard
three years ago that cancer was caused
by living external virus. These new
views have already awakened an in
terest in the press akin to that be-
slowed upon those OF the two English
Investigators.
In addition to the declaration Of DR..
James Ewing of Cornell against the
microse theory. DR.. James B. Murphy
OF the Rockefeller Institute, New York,
stated he believed that cancer was not
caused by virus. but by ferment in
the tissues.
DR.. Murphy announced that in CO.
operation with his fellow workers he
had been able by electricity TO extract
growth-producing substance from
tumors in chickens and TO show that
this substance exists normally in the
tissues.
DR.. Archibald Leitch of London
whose experiments were made inde-
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OF the body.
Dr.. Leitch further stated that in heal
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SMALLEST DIRlGtBLE
DECLARED SUCCESSFUL
Airship Driven by Motor Cycle En-
CINE Makes Second Trial
Flight.

Ey the Associated Press.
DAYTON. Ohio, July l9.-The small
est dirigible ever built made its second
trial flight al Wright Field yesterday
and was proclaimed success by Army
and civilian engineers who watched the
trials and inspected the tiny ship.
Propelled by four-cylinder Hender-
son motor cycle engine. the miniature
dirigible. which is less than 40 feet
long. carried its designer, Matthew @.
Corbett. Detroit. and Lieut.. William
HUFFMAN of Wright Field. aioft for the
first time late yesterday Another fight
was made this morning before the VEN
ture was definitely proclaimed success.
The dirigihle has a .000-cub.c-foot
capacity for the imitation of its tanks,
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three-and I went right out and climbed
a cactus"

three-and went right out and climbed
a cactus
Lii Damiti, Hollywood's newest i'm
portation is vivacious little foreigner,
who perhaps didn't comprehend Ameri-
can ways at f1rst. A movie star may
seem to reign supreme here. but she Is
really the victim of her public, with
free hours scheduled more or less by
publicity manager. and the great god
Interview" always In the foreground.
Damiti decided she would rather go
to bed after hard days shopping than
attend a dinner given in her honor by
the foreign correspondents. The diners
were assembled Charles Chaplin was
there. Came word that Damiti thought
she would prefer a beauty sleep.
The star lived In the hotel where the
dinner was being staged. So the mas
ter of ceremonies, a woman. promptly
went up and fetched Damiti down to the
festivities. Uneasy lies the head
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Minor Sues Contractor.

William Stewart, a minor. has sued
William B. Glib, described as
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necticut avenue and L streets. for
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injuries. While engaged in helping TO
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wasn't composed entirely for the high
lights of the Almanach de Gotha.

Anita Stewart has at last found
better man than Rudy. During the
five years that Hollywood has been
wondering Just what she would do about
her matrimonial difficulties Anita has
always made inquirers the same reply:
when meet better man than Rudy
Cameron I'll get divorce"
A trip to Reno and the establishment
of a residence there make the divorce
idea a tangible thing. And the better
man" Is young Converse of New York,
II any credence can be given the wise
acres of Hollywood
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Maj, Paul L. Ransom. Infantry, on
duty at the Connecticut Agricultural
College, at Storrs, has been ordered to
this city for duty in the historical Sec
ton of the Army War College.
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CITY DEALERS

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On one of the winding hills above
Hollywood. known as Whitley Heights.
stands a pink stucco villa in grove of
Young eucalyptus trees. racing the deep
blue canyons of sunset.
The home of Barbara La Mari. For
sale today. Life moved to gay rhythm
within It's high-ceilinged rooms when
the movie beauty made her home there,
A lovely lady. whose candle burned
brightly, whose youth never dimmed,
whose beauty never faded; star who
Ike Rudy Valentino, did not have to
make her way for the inevitable vic
torious successor.
Mexico is popular week ending place
for Hollvwoodites 1t has horse racing,
gambling and tequila. An enthusiast
was describing the delights Of the last
named to a doubtful listener.
"One drink of tequila and you'd slap a
director in the face: two shoots and
you'd tell Will Hays where to head in;