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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-19

the means whereby the various politi-
cal parties make their approach to the
masses, it is correct to consider the
attitude displayed in formulating such
slogans, as revealing the attitude of
such political parties toward the
masses. The contrast between bour-
geois democracy and proletarian dem
ocracy is sharply exposed when we
compare the character of bourgeois
political slogans with those formu-
lated by Lenin.
The Revolutionary Slogan.
Let us see what Lenin has to saw
on the subject. In his article entitled,
Dispute Regarding Tactics, But Give
Clear Slogans" Lenin declares, "The
party of the struggling class must
keep before its eyes the necessity of
giving it's political stand with the ut
most clearness on all concrete ques-
lions in manner which permits of
mo two-fold Interpretation. Yes or
no: shall we now, in this given sit
uation, do this or that, or not?"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Supervisors Balk
Cut In Tax Rate

First efforts of civic organiza-
tions to effect a cut in the increas.
ed rates in the county met with fail
ure Saturday when the board of
supervisors, meeting as board of
equalization, voted down a resolu-
tion to cut in two the increases as
recommended 10y the assessors.
The board in its equalization ses.
sions had met with several commit
tees representing the various civic
organizations of the valley during
the week. While the matter of re
ducing these increased assessments
was taken up at the various gather
ings no definite action was taken.
The first official act was made
in the resolution Saturday, motion
being made and seconded that the
rates b? thus reduced but meeting
with three to two defeat in the
roll call.
1t is expected that another effort
will be made to bring about an
amicab!e settlement of the assess
ment question within the next few
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Farm Labor Wage
Suffers Slump

Wago, Of an classes Of farm labor
are below wages n year ago, the in
dex Of the general level Of farm
wages ON july ] this year being
placed at 40 per cent Of the pre-.
war level as compared with l72 per
cent iu July lest year by the Bureau
If Agricultural Economics, United
state, Department of Agriculture.
The lower level of farm wages.
says the bureau, is probably due to
the larger supply Of farm labor
available this year. Supply expressed
as per cent Of demand is l05 for
july J rs COMPARED with 100 year
ago. The larger supply in turn, the
bureau adds, is probably explained
by the much lower volume Of in
dustrial employment which has pre-
vailed during the first six months
Of 1928, thus releasing more labor
for the farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
WEATHER BUREAU
ISSUES WARNING
ON FIRE HAZARD
ny United Press Lensed Wire

The weather bureau warned today
that the fire hazard was high as =
series Of blazcs ragged throughout
California.
The most serious Of the fires was
in the yellow Jacket section east
If Red Fluff where LyousviIle was
Threatened by 2 forest coufiagration
which already had burned over moro
than 5000 acres Of valuable timber,
land.
\ half dozen blazcs in the San
joaquin valley uiacfcncd approx
matclv 100000 acres Of brush and
pastur, lands. Two Thousand acres
Of Frazier mountain timber were
destroyed.
The worst Of number in southern
California WAS in the Angeles forest
twenty five miles from Pasadena.
Three hundred and fifty men were
attempting to prevent its spread.
The weather bureau forecast said
that a high fire hazard existed in
practically all sections Of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
SAN FRANCISCO
POLICE SUED BY
"CAPTIVE" CAST

san FRANCISCO, July l6 Two
suits aimed against San Francisco
police for arresting the manager
and cast Of the play 'Thr Captive -
were filed in federal court here to-
day.
One, filed in behalf of Horace
Liveright, New York publisher and
owner Of all rights to thc play, ask
ed an injunction to prevent police
from interfering further with the
production.
The second suit asserted that
Livcright had suffered loss of " in
excess of $2O,0O0' through action
of the police in stopping the play
and askcd for fair and equitable
reward.
Federal Judge \. 7. St Sure de-
MED request for an immediate in
junction but directed Daniel o.
Rrien, chief of police to appear in
court on July % to show cause why
such an order should not be issued.
Meanwhile Ben GirouX, manager,
and the eight members Of "The
Captive' cast, appeared in police
court for arraignment and heard
their trial on charges growing out
Of presentation of the play set for
Thursday.
The players came to court in
taxicabs and hid their faces during
the entire hearing.
Before court opened, Harry Stat
ford, defense counsel, insisted he
had read the entire play and had
found nothing salacious about IT,
When. the trial Of the actors and
managers oHens, Stafford said, he
will probably read the entire play
to the jury to "conyincc them it's
decent play.
The opening performance Of 'Thc
Captive' here was stopped Satur-
day night shortly before time for
the final curtain
Members Of the east and the
manager were taken to police head
quarters and released On bail await
ing today's arraignment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Valley Day At
Mission Beach

With " Imperial Valley and Yuma
DAY" at Mission Beach only two
weeks away plans are being rapidly
formed for the exodus Of many val
lcyites to the seaside.
Under the generalship Of J. R..
Pritchard. the San Diego Chamber
Of Commerce, has arranged a most
Elaborate program Of entertainment
beginning Saturday night. July 2s,
and continuing throughout sunday
The Saturday night feature will be
a dinner to be gwen at the Casino
at the beach and to which all resi-
dents of the county are invited to
be guests.
Sunday the valleyitcs VIII be on
tcrtained at the beach. Special
prices will be offered for airpIane
and boat rides and a program of
sports has been arranged.
In the evening a ban viii be held
and at that time "The Queen OF
the Desert viii be selected from
candidates representing valley cities
and Yuma. All those in attendance
wil be eligible 10 cast one ballot
in the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Tale Of Tragedy
Told by Italians
Continued from Page y

they had left him on the ice dying.
Chukhnovsky and his companions,
after a heroic flight in an airplane
from the Krassin, located the two
italian officers and flashed word
of their discovery TO the Krassin.
Later their plane crashed. Chuk-
lnovskv wired the Krassin: " Save
the others first. We are all right.
The Krassin took him at his word
and at the last previous report ear
Gcr tod2y was making her way to-
ward his position.
\ -dio message from Professor
Samoilovitch in charge Of rescue
work aboard the Krassin, supple
mented the announcement Of rescue
headquartrs.
Chukhnovsky and lis companions,
Prof. Samoilovitch rported, We're
rescued with the greatest difficulty
at 10 p. m. yesterday and the other
group of four was picked up at the
same spot. They had gone to
ChukmovSkv 5 rcscuS, Prof.. sam
oilovitch said, from the rescue ship
Braganza.
Prof. samoiioviteh 5 information
did much to clear up a series "t
messages that had been flashing
since yesterday. garbled by mag
nctic Disturbances.
Cno of these had been that the
Krassin picked up Chutlmovsky and
sighted another group believed to
be that Of Roald Amuudscn and his
companioas, who disappeared in "a
French ,seaplane, or the men carried
away with thc wrecked gas bag Of
the Italia.
Apparently the mon referred to
actually were Moves and his Italian
Chae,cur companions.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
OF
SHERIFF ASKED
BY GRAND JURY

I'm accusation was served upon
Sheriff c. L. Gillrtt by Coroner b.
T. Lemons Saturday afternoon in
which the gr4nd jury charges the
sheriff with the offense of willful
and corrupt misconduct of office
and asks that he be removed from
office
In the accusation 175 specifica-
tiouS are set forth, each based on
the alleged deeds committed by the
sheriff for which tine jury asks that
he be removed from office. The
frs 165 OF these specifications
have already been brought OUT in
the two indictments found against
the sheriff.
The remaining 10 specifications
deal with various other matters re
sardiug the situation at the iail,
mainly relative TO allowing an over
crowded condition there and also
holding that money held in trust
for what is known as the Kan
CARGO Cour' had been misappropri-
atcd and that certain i. O. Us OF
deputy shcriffs and persons acting
rs "stool pigeons for the shcriff'S
office had been returned - the fund
instead of the money.
The sheriff has 10 days in. which
to file answcr or demurrer TO the
accrsation The action in the mat
ter j. handled similarly to a civil
action, the defendant having tn"
night to trial by jury.
In conclusion the accusation asks
thaa iu~vicw of the specifications
set forth the defendant be removed
from office and that the proper and
legal steps be taken toward such
mi
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Cotton Prices
Remain Steady
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW IORK, Julv I6.-Cotton
futures w-ro steady in early dealing,
due - au accumulation of overnight
buying order, and reports Of some
favorable rains.
Some recassious from the carly
highs were mad" in cotton futures
IN the uoou dealings. There was no
aggressive pressure, however.
Prices broke nearly - q bale in
the late AFTERNOON on heavy out
side. southern and local liquidation.
Prices near thr' close recovered
around 2o points from their carly
lows ON rather unfavorablc reports
from the Mississippi valley and ON
short covering.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
FIGHTERS WEIGH IN
ny Tnited Press Leased Wiz

WILKESBARRE, Pa, July lG. --
Tommy Loughran, light heavy
weight champion, and Pete Latzo
challenger, weighed in for their title
E9ut here tonight shortly before
p. M. today. Loughran weighed
172i4 pounds, while Latzo's weight
was recorded as 1912 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
PLANES GO NORTH

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1G. -
Planes in the national air tour took
off from Mills field airport here
early today with Portland as the
goal Of the days flight. Short stop
will be made at Corning, Calf, en-
route.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
HOOVER TO RETURN EAST
Nv United Pres. Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Ilcr-
bert Hoover viii return TO Washing
tom from California after his Of
ficial notification ceremonies, By
the southern route over the southern
Pacific AID the Santa F. from Los
Angeles. Republican officials said
here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Southern Pacific
Extensions Cost
Much VI @ n G Y

san FRANCISCO, July 10
Especial al-~Spcnding about $4,000
G'l for the construction of new lines
since 1920. Southern Pacific has
r'aintaincd its policy of building
into new territories in preference 70
Duplicating the facilities Of other
railroads, according to J. I. Saund-
crs, freight traffic manager for th%
company, speaking at the monthly
luncheon meeting Of the TransPor-
tation club Of san Francisco.
This policy ".anders said,
was carried out when the com
panv. less than two years ago, com
pleted a new 209 mile mainline
through Arizonar and the new 30
mile Cascade linz through south
eastern Oregon. 1t is still being car.
ricd out in the building, now com
flcnring, Of the new % mile line
from Klamath Falls to Alturas. Ap-
proNimatc1y So 900 will have
been spent constructing these three
lines through virgin territory by
the time the Altura line is compIet.
Cd
I've are keeping pace with the
growth of territories southern paci.
tie nov serves by spending an.
mally many millions of dollars tor
extensions and hcttcrmcnts of facili,
ties aud equipment, and without
Duplicating the service Of existing
lines, have completed within less
than two Years the two greatest
railroad building enterprises of the
decade.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
SAILORS BorY RECOVERED

SAN PEDRO. Calf, July To-
= he body Of Francis Z. Hale, sea
man ca the L. $. :. West Virginia,
killed july ) when a launch col
lidcd with the standard Oh tanker
District of Columbia will be sent
to his home at Nvward, :. y. Hale :
body was recovered Yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Mrs. J. r. Her, Dixonyillc, Ore,
had 100 turkey eggs in an incuba-
tor. She broke one, another was in
fertile, but hatched 90 healthy
ponIts from the 98.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

spent $22S.727 ,o00 for wages, mater
ial, and supplies and paid $2l,2i3,-
coo III taxes.
The extent to which the railroad
las engaged in highway transporta-
tion, through is subsidiary, the
southern Pacific Motor Transport
company, was indicated when Sannd-
crs said that - husscs are now in
operation. These husscs each day
travcl 6,2t4 miles in Oregon, 700
miles in California and I52 miles in
Interstate travel between Oregon,
California and Nevada.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
At Boston Second Gamel

Chicago ,.... 00l 32o 013-9 II |
Boston ....-..-.- leo 600 OU0-1 : |
Blankenship and Cruose; Harris,
Simmons and Berry, Heving.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Traffic Squad
Kept On Jump

Captain Frank Oswalt 5 traffic
squad was kept ON the jump over
the week end in rounding up reck-
less drivers and motorists that had
irdulged too deeply III intoxicating
liquors.
Six were arrested on charges of
driving while under the influence.
They are: Thomas Walton of Braw
ley, Lloyd Andrews of Hcber, J. $.
Silva Of Brawlcy and II. y. Merrill
of Los Angeles by Frank Van Be
lcl.
Two were tichcted for reckless
driving. They are Herbert Mcmillan
of Brawley by +. Y Ackley and
Alouzo Parker Of FL Centre by
Frank Smycr.
The ma jority of the men were
scheduled to appear before Judge
Lorenl in Calexico today m answer
to the charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
At New York (First Game)

Cleveland ..-. 0a1 0lO O0l-3 Is o
New York - e02 Gl3 O1n-7 II l
Bayne and Sewell; P:pgrass ANA
Grabowski, Ilngough.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
At Philadelphia (seeond Camel

Detroit .....-.. O20 GOO 09o-ll II o
Philadelphia GO 900 100 : l
WhitehilI, Nangiler and Hargravc
Earnshaw, Walberg, Bush aud FoXX
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
At Boston (First Camel

Chicago .-.-.... 0l0 00l 2O0-4 II o
Boston ........-... COO 0DO GOO o
Fabcr and Course; Ruffing and
Hoffman, Hcvins.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
COTTON MARKET
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW ORLEANS, July G.-The
cotton market closed steady. Spots
closcd stcadv Oft % al 2l29
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
National
At Pittsburgh

Boston ..........-- 100 COO Oo2 5 Q ,
Pittsburgh - IL 002 llN--S l3 ,
Delaney, Cautwell aud Taylor,
Spohrcr; Krcmcr and Iiargravcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Bank Quotations
by United Press Leased Wire
AGED WOMAN DIES
by United Press Lensed Wiz.

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, July 16. Mrs.
Nadine. Estes, 60, died two hours
after she was struck by a runaway
automobile at First and Broadway
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Huge Investment

Saunders SAID tlat Southern
Parjfic's investment in road and
equipment now amount to Sl,432,
100000 and thn comlruy has $4,000
stockholders aud $1,000 employees.
lie said that in 1927 the company
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Froze Milk Can Be Had at Fer
gu>on : Fruit stand. adv
Who Has Dahlias?-El Centr

Who Has Dahlias?-El Centre
has been asked to enter a floral
display i'll the annual show of the
Dahia Society Of southern Califor-
MIA. which win be held at the Bilt-
more Hotel in Los Angeles in Sep
tember. \ letter was received at
the Chamber Of Commerce headquar-
ters here yesterday regarding the
annual show and those interested
may obtain any information desired
at the chamber headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
BASEBALL RESULTS
Score of today s games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:45 p. IN
American
1t Philadelphia

Detroit .......... coo coo O2e-2 0
Philadelphia lal 100 o0X-3 8 |
Sorrell and -Woodali; Quinn and
'ochraHp.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
At Tow York (cacond Game)

Cleveland ..... goo col 100 9 o
New York .... ll2 0lO Olx-6 II ;
Hudlin and Myatt; Johnson ana
R,ugough.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
- Cincinnati

New York Geo 10l GOO Is II o
Cincinnati 100 100 600 C
Genewich x Hogan; Douohuc <
Hargravc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
At Chicago

Philadelphia 900 600 o3&- > Q /
Chicago -..... OBJ 300 04N-l0 II
Miller. Lennon and Lerain; Blake,
Willoughby and IIartnctt, Gonzales.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

NEW YORK, July lG-Tho mar
kct closed % to 38 points lower.
Snnts 2l 90:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Ass n. ll3 no. Fifth.
a1,-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Or. a. B. 11anson. Dents. Davies
Bldg. Extraction speci-Hst. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
COUNTY " BRIEFS

EA
Supervisors Hold 1eosiGg-Thc
board Of supervisors met at the
court house thi. morning foI their
regular ti-mcuthIy session. No act
ion was taken on any matters dur
ING tAa morning session, the CLERK
reading The inmates Of tine previous
meeting aad some minor matters
being attended to Iy the board.
Or. A. B. 4.anson. Dents, Davies
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
nr. Foncannon, osteopath. Room
eG Davis Bldg, Phone 81. adv
News Editor Leaves-Biu Warne.
who has occupied the position Of
news editor 6n the CaIcyirl Chran-
'ele for about wear, left Saturday
1or Les Angeles. where De- accepted
position on the Associated Press.
The nCw iob is q distinct promotion
for WarHe aud h;s valley friend,
are gratificd To lcarn ut his success.
Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit ASS n. ll3 No. Fifth
adv
We Loan to Build. buy or refin-
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Consulate Worker Married. To
3olfo Ge -os JoboS. an as,acrc in the
American consulate in Mcxicai and
Miss Esporanza Riedy of Mexicali
were married Saturday morning hr
Father Nasquez Of II" CatkoEe
church. Following the eeymonv. the
"nestS were served wedding break
Fast at the groom 5 home The
young couple is spending some time
on the coast. On their return they
viii make tAeir home in Calexico.
Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled adv
Melon Shipments Dropping
While cantaloupe shipments are
rapidly dropping off, the season
record shows that shipments have
already topped the 1000 mark and
that the $1,000 mark would proba-
blv bc reached was the belief
throughout interested quarters to-
dav The shipments to July - to-
tailed l7.107. This leaves less than
Gee carloads to be shipped before
the season is ended.
Drink Paul's Lemonade and feel
healthy. 1t is made of genuine lem
ons. is pure, and full Of pep. Drive,
walk for it, ct Plckwick Stage De
pot. adv
Stolen Car Recovered Ford
touring car was recovered and two
Maxicans arrested 10y Los Angeles
police over the weekend. The ma
,hiac, Ford touring car was stolen
Ia Rrawlcy the latter part Of last
week. A telegram was received a
the sheriff's office yesterday say
ing that the car and two McNicans
named Raugel aud JimiG,z had been
picked NJ there.
Ed Royce, Truck, Transfer and
Storage. On our seventeenth year.
Still growing. m t W
Hundreds of thousands of people
have been drinking Paul's Lemon
ade for many years. All Ear round,
ut Pickwick Stage Depot adv
Do You Like Home Made lee
Cream. Try Froze Milk at 1913
Main st. adv
DR.. Z. J. Barabe, Dentist, 647 Main
Over Iiggly WigglyIhone 392W.
Bsys Admit Theft Roy Gillespie,
is. and Collins McClendon. L, both .
of Calcxico were arraigned before
Judge /. Mayficld Saturday after
noon on charges of petty theft.
Both entered pleas Of guilty.. The
two youngsters were caught after
they lad attempted 10 get some
pasolinc from "a drum belonging to
the Imperial Irrigation district.
-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

The court deferred sentence until
this afternoon and the youths were
released in the custody Of their
p"rcnts until that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Supervisors Hold Meeting Tho
board Of supervisors met at the
court house this morning foI their
regular ti-mcuthIy session No act
ion was taken on any matters dur
ING tA. morning session. the CLERK
reading The inmates Of tine previous
meeting aad some minor matters
being attended to ~ the board
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Boys Admit Thsft-Roy Gillespie
is. and Collins McClendon. L, both
of Calcxico were arraigned before
Judge /. Mayfield Saturday after
noon on charges of petty theft.
Both entered pleas Of guilty. The
two Youngsters were caught after
they had attempted TO get some
Gasoline from drum belonging to
the Imperial Irrigation district.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Local Bov N;ssirc.-I.arrr Will.,-

Local Boy Nissing-Larry Wiley.
IA. Of El Centre hes disappeared.
County authoritie, were asked YES
terday by his father to assist in a
search for the youngstcr who let.
Ills homc here on Friday and has
not b<cn seen since. He was dc.
scribed oS wearing blue. sleeveless
shirt, straw hat. Hue trousers and
tan shoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

barbara Worth Hotel Club
Break kfast, 95c up. Merchants lunch,
5oe: Table 4 Eote dinner, S1.00.
Air Cooled. adv
Wood Tiles Suit.-A civil action
has been filed u the county clerk :
office by VIII &. Wood. saperintcnd-
cut q state banks as Hquidator in
charge of the Farmer 5 and Mor-
chants Bank Of Imperial, against
Hcnry F. Kirchncr The action IS
based en- a prom.s>ory note in the
sam Of 5000. Total judgment Of
>lI4S.50 is asked f. ". Davis ANA
II. J. Hoffman appear as attorneys
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

News Editor Leaves-BHl Warno.
who has occupied the position Of
news editor ON the Calczir3 Chran-
Iele for about a year. left Saturday
Tor Los Angeles, where De accepted
q position on the Associated Press.
ihe nov iob is q distinct promotion
Tor Warnp and h;s valley friend,
are gratificd To lcaIn q his success.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

nr. Foncsnnon, Osreopath. Room
eG Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. adv

Drink Paul's Lemonade and feel
healthy. 1t is made of genuine lem
ons. is pure, and full of pep. Drive,
walk for it, at Hlckwick Stage De
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Stolen Car Recovered A Ford
touring car was recovered and two
Moxicans arrested 10y Los Angeles
police over the weekend. The ma
3hiuc, a Ford touring car was stolen
a Rrawlcy the latter part Of last
week. A telegram was received At
the sheriff's office yesterday say
ing that the car and two MeNieans
named Raugel aud Jimi4ez had been
picked up there.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

We Loan to Build. buy or refin-
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Ed Royce. Truck. Transfer and
Storage. On our seventeenth year.
Stjll growing. m W
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Or. Z. J. Barabe, Dentist, 6i7 Main
Over Iiggly Wiggly.Phone 3s2W..
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Hundreds of Thousands of people
have been drinking PauNs Lemon
ade for many years. All ' ear round,
Mt Pickwiek Stage Depot adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16

Do You Like Home Made lee
Cream. Try Froze Milk at l243
Main st. adv