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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-10
indianapolis. Ind. Feb. 9. 1928.



Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of the Sanitary District of Indianapolis;
Marion County, Indiana. that the Board
of Sanitary Commissioners of said District
on the 2ist day Of February, 1923; in Room
1903 City Hall, indianapolis. Indiana, VIII
consider and determine upon the matters
contained in said Boards Resolution NO.
144. duly adopted by said Board at its reg
ular meeting on Feb: 2: 1923. which mat mat
in 1923 of (a) S16,050 for the purchase and
installation of a steam turbine to replace
a steam turbine which exploded on Sept;
20, 1927, in the Boards power plant. and
than damage to said exploded turbine)
caused by said explosion, and (c) &c.,
56851 to pay certain bills of the Board
contracted in 1927 and now unpaid; all of
cash cash. balance OF S5s, is5 20 carried over by
the Board from 1927 into 1928 and from
1888 81 out of the Boards 1928 revenues.
Said Resolution No. 144, and a list of said
unpaid bills. can be inspected at the
Taxpayers appearing at said hearing
shall have a right to be heard thereon.
After the Board has finally acted at said
hearing. ten or more taxpayers in said
Sanitary District who may feel aggrieved
action to the State Board of Tax Commits
sioners for final disposition, by filing a
petition therefor with the County Auditor
of Marion County, Indiana, within ten
days after said final action by the Board
Board Of Tax Commissioners will fix date
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS,
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIAN
BY 8. 6. Ross. President.
B. J. r. JEUP. Vice President.
A. II. MOORE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-10
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Trojan Alumnae
To Raise Fund

w. w. McEuen and Mrs. W. C.
Costello, who were visitors to Los
Angeles Saturday to attend the
meeting of graduates of the Uni
Versity of Southern California, which
was the first move toward raising
the alumnae s share of the $l0,000,-
600 building and endowment, re
turned today enthusiastic over pros
poets for the campaign in this see
tion.
Alumnae leaders gathered for
luncheon Saturday in the offices of
President Rufus b. Won kleinSmid,
and heard the university executive
outline the needs of the institution,
and received specific instructions
regarding the conduct of the cam
paign which is the most extensive
effort ever attempted by western
institution of learning.
The objective of the drive is to
secure by 1880, when the university
will celebrate its semi-centenial, at
least $5,000,000 for new buildings,
many of which will be either com
plete or under construction, and that
a minimum of $5,000,000 will b.,
available for endowment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Alleged Auto
Thief Arraigned

Francisco Gutierrez, &c, of Calexi-
60 was arraigned before Judge l.
Mayfield this morning on a charge
of grand theft.
Gutierrez was apprehended about
two weeks ago at Tecate in posses
sion of a Chrysler roadster, the
property of j. l.. Warren of Fl Cen
tro. Guterez is said to have at
tempted to give the customs offic-
ials who arrested him the slip by
getting across the American line in
to Mexico.
But though Guterez got across the
American line he failed to note that
there was still q distance of some
60 feet before he entered Mexico
and it was in this neutral area that
the customs official effected the
capture. When deputy sheriffs ar
rived they found Guterez chained to
the automobile.
Preliminary hearing in the ease
was set down for next Monday aft
ernOon and the defendant was re-
manded to the custody of the sher-
iff in default of $1,000 bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
THEATERS-

Dolores Del Rio and Victor Me-
Laglen, who triumphed so signally
in the Fox version of Laurence
Stalling's stage play, "What Price
Glory are conspicuous again in
Gloves of Carmen,' from the same
studios, which opened last night at
the Valley theater.
a remarkable east appears in
support of the principals and the
director, Raoul Walsh, has exeelled
his own fine record in producing a
picture which is strong with real
ism and accurate as to the atmos
phere of its many scenes. Don AL
varada plays the role of Jose. In
the supporting cast are such wei
known players as Nancy Nash, Ra
fael Valverde, Mathilde Comont
Jack Bastian, Carmen Costello and
Fred Kohler.
Last nights audience evidenced
exceptional satisfaction and there
is every reason to assume that FoS
has scored another triumph.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
KiWanis to Aid
Farm Bureau

FL Centre Kiwanis club has ap'
pointed a committee of its members
TO assist the Farm Bureau i'll its an
nual drive for members and these
men, B. A. Harrigan, d. B. B.Roberts,
j. d. Foss, j. S. Jones W. j. Reid ana
II. C. Diller, met with the Farm Bur
eau directors at their monthly lunch
con at Las Flores tea rooms Satur-
day. The procedure of the cam
raign was outlined and the klwan-
ians will start work Immediately.
Members of the farm home depart
ment Joined the men for luncheon
during which songs bv Mrs. Hugh !.
Osborne and readings by Mrs. Harry
Wood of Iioltville were entertain
nent features.
Returning to the courthouse the
directors discussed the regional CON
ference to be held here March 10,
for which plans are now fairly com
plete.
Luncheon will be at Las Flores at
u o 'clock. There will be community
singing and an address by X. W.
Blackburn, ce-prcsident of the
California Farm bureau Federation
Mr.. Blackburn is not unknown III
Imperial Valley as he has been foi
wears an ardent advocate Of the
Swing. .Jo Johnson bill and has always
assisted materially in securing en-
dorscment of that measure by the
state Farm Bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Brunk's Players
In Clever Comedy

"Laff That Off" in which
Brunk > Comedians opened last
night at the Tulane theater, is
strictly an American-made comedy
for American cousumption-and long
NAV it wave!
The story runs something like
this:
Three young fellows-boon com
panions and all that sort of thing
have rooms together down Eighth
Avenue way. Pledged to stand to-
gether through thick and thin,
through winter and summer, they are
a jolly trio until disturbed by the
advent of the girl. One of the lads,
suffering from enlargement of the
heart or some other ailment, which
afterward keeps him out of the draft
brings into the happy household the
adorable young lady, who has been
haunting theatrical agencies and
slowly starving to death. The ador-
able one poses as the sister of her
benefactor, and everything runs
smoothly until two of the boys east
their lots with the forces who are
aiding to make the world safe for
democracy. Then the adorable one
suddenly leaves for parts unknown,
carrying with her the eoffeecan
savings of her three lovesick house
mates.
The end of the play brings ex-
plantations and everything ends hap
PLY.
A large crowd attended the open
ing performance and was rewarded
by a finished production with laughs
throughout the entire bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Traffic Squad
Arrests Three

Two motorists were arrested on
charges of reckless driving and one
for speeding bv members of the
state traffic department over the
weekend.
A. w. Hammonds of Holtville was
arrested by c. j. Wilson on the Cal
exico highway. He was arraigned
before judge Lorenz and sentenced
TO paw fine of $50 or serve so
DAYS in the county jail when he
| pleaded guilty TO the charge. lie
was committed to the custody of the
sheriff in default Of payment of the
+ fine.
w. p. Pace of Fl Centre was ar
+ rested on a like charge on the Braw-
J ley highway by j. w. Holcomb. He
was scheduled TO appear before
Judge Hawkins at Imperial on the
( charge some time today.
Charles A. Reed of Los Angeles
was ticketed by Holcomb on the
Brawley highway for speeding. He
was given a summons to appear be-
fore Judge l. Mayfield on the
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Lettuce Market

Lettuce shipments dropped from
151 ears on Saturday to 66 cars
Sunday, according to the daily re.
port of the L. S. Bureau of Mar
kets. Season s total to date is now
1924 ears.
Eastern demand is keeping up
fairly well, according to today s
quotations on the metropolitan mar.
kets.
Chicago: IL degrees, clear, 45
California arrived, 166 on track.
Supplies liberal, demand good for
fancy stock, moderate for ordinary
Market about steady. Imperial fair
to ordinary As $3.00-35. SIS $2.75-3,
poor all sizes low as So. Few fan
cy As $3.50.
New York: 20 clear, 43 Califor-
MIA arrived. Supplies moderate, de-
mand moderate, market dull. I'm
perial IS, IS, mostly $3.00-25, few
$3.50-75.
Shipping point information: Ell
Centre and nearby points: Satur-
day partly cloudy, maximum tenn
perature 76, minimum 4S. Demand
moderate for best stock, market
firm. Carloads f. o. b. cash track,
crates As, IS. $1.35-S5, few very
heavy As higher; third to half As
mostly $1.6O-75 Practically straight
IS mostly $1.35-50. Sunday, MAXI
mum 73. minimum 4j.
Totalssfor this season of other
produce shipped from the valley:
Greens 1O5 ears, mixed II, chicory
43, peas 3lS, cabbage 8, endive .,
grapefruit 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
NOTED SOPRANO
TO APPEAR AT
LOCAL CONCERT

Imperial singers will make their
public debut under the baton of
John Canton at the high school au-
ditorium March IA, when they will
present a concert with nellie Goth
old, soprano, of Los Angeles as as
sisting artist.
Choruses from Brawley and FL
Centre will unite in this concert
and music lovers are assured that
the program will be as good as the
one recently given by the Women s
Lyric club. With the presentation
of these concerts Imperial valley is
putting itself on the map musical
ly and attention is being focused ON
the new development by Pacific
coast music centers.
Miss Gothold, who has had eX-
tensive Operatic experience as well
as successful concert and 0ratorlo
appearances, recently received the
most flattering notices when she ap-
peared as soloist with the Los An
geles Philharmonic, one critic even
intimating that she stole the show
from the orchestra.
This will be the last time this
season that an outside artist will be
brought in for the club concerts rs
at the final program, when the
men s and women's chorus put on 4
Joint concert the talent will be en-
tirely local.
At the last two rehearsals of the
chorus every member must be pres
ent, the director states. The next
practise will take place in the Am
erican Legion rooms at the court
house Wednesday night at 8 o.
clock and the last rehearsal will be
in Brawley Friday night, March 9
at the Rose house, Sth and Imperial.
Tickets for the concert are on sale
now and may be obtained from
members of the chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
'Saldeyas Denies
Changing Bills

Preliminary hearing in the ease
of Juan Saldcvas, %, of Ell Centre
was set for tomorrow morning when
the defendant was arraigned be-
fore Judge | Mayfield this morning
On charge of being in unlawful
possession of loco weed. Bail was
fixed at $500 and the defendant re.
manded TO the custody of the sher-
iff in default.
Saldevas was arrested by city
police with Bonifacio Delgado on the
charge. Delgado, however, has been
released from the charge.
While Saldevas is also being held
in connection with the finding of
two raised bank notes in his pos.
session it is now believed that he had
nothing to do with changing the bank
notes from one dollar bills to re.
present notes of five dollar demon
ination. Saldevas claims that these
were passed on his wife, who con.
duets q restaurant in the city. That
in going over the day s receipts he
discovered them and put them in
lis pocket.
Jose Montana, %, of FL Centro
VIII also be given preliminary
hearing tomorrow morning in Judge
Mayfield s court on a charge of be-
ing in possession of loco weed. Mon
tano was arrested early in February
and given 4 six months term in the
county jail by city police. The loco
weed charge was brought later when
he is said TO have attempted to take
some of the stuff into the Jail.
Montana was also remanded to
the custody of the sheriff by Judge
Mayfield in default of $500 bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Youth Asserts
He Found Knife

Presidential Garcia, IS, of Ell Cen
tro entered q plea of not guilty to q
charge. of vagrancy when arraigned
before Judge Perkins this morning
Garcia was picked up on suspicion
by the city police and when search
ed a small dirk was found III his
possession. He said that he, had
found it. The case was continued
over until tomorrow morning pend
ing a further investigation by po-
lice.
Bessie Taylor, 35, and Mary Ortiz,
"a, both of FL Centre failed to ap-
pear in city court in answer to
charges of vagrancy and the cases
were continued over until tomorrow
morning. Each had posted bail for
appearance in city court.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Traffic Report
To Be Submitted

The monthly report submitted by
Captain Oswalt Of the county traffic
squad, shows that there. were 151
arrests made during the month. Tot
al fines collected for the month were
81 800. There was in addition $3.50
in alternative fines imposed, the
defendants having the privilege of
paying the fine or serving it out in
Jail. This made total of $3.50 as
scssed fines.
The total milage travelled by the
traffic police during the month was
14107 miles. This is an average of
1,763 miles per man. The total num-
Der of motorists stopped was 638
an average of 80 for each officer.
There were l32 operators exam:
nations given. The major offenses
show that 20 were arrested fol
speeding and Is for reckless driv'
ing or driving while under the in
fluence of intoxicating liquor.
This report will be submitted to
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Aviator Said To
Have Been Fraud

FLYING high, wide and handsome.
"Captaino w. C. Earlywine, recent
visitor to FL Centre and reputed
owner of a $4,000 passenger air
plane is alleged by his former part
ner to have left trail of bad
checks behind him last week and is
presumed to be heading eastward as
fast as possible, according to word
Eceived here today.
Earlvwine representing himself
to be the proprietor of an air pas
senger service line, dropped off here
Saturday, stating that he was on
his way to Tucson to pick up an
other plane and return via Ell Cen
tro with passengers for the coast,
got his board and lodging and S25
out of the generous "Bill" Conway.
This morning, after the departure
of the "Captain, letter arrived
from Los Angeles, from F. w. Far
ris, pilot of Earlvwine s plane warn
ing Conway that Earlywine had
passed a large worthless check in
payment for the airplane as well as
many smaller ones.
Farris has possession of the plane,
which is the one in which Conway
flew to Los Angeles some two weeks
ago. =,
''Now who d have thought, said
Conway this morning, "that man
with $4,000 airplane would beat
his bill?'
Earlywine spoke at recent meet
ing of the chamber of commerce and
his air line proposition was taken
in good faith by many of the local
citiZenry
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. Christy Mathiewson, widow
Of the famous baseball player, OF
Saranac Lake, New York, accompan,
led by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Egan OF
Hollywood, spent sunday night at
the Hotel Barbara Worth.
State Senator Leroy a. Wright
and G. M.Munroe of San Diego are
here today ON legal business.
II. G. Coc, county superintendent
of schools went TO Blythe today ana
from there he Will visit Palo Verde
district schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hetzcl en-
tcrtained Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wal
lace of South Pasadena over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Canton have
moved from Brawley and are now
now making their home at the
Country Club Inn here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Marriage Licenses

Three notices Of intention to wed
were filed at the county clerk S of
flee this morning. They are as fell
lows:
IIarijiro Yoshida, 45, native of
Japan and resident of FL Centre to
Nuri Morimoto, 22, native of Jap
IN and resident of FL Centre.
William Sterchi, 3S, native of
Switzerland and .resident of Holt.
vile to Mary Groebli, 80, native of
Switzerland and resident of FL Cen
tio.
Augustin Gonzales, 81, native of
Mexico and resident of CaleXico to
Blandino Narajo, %, native of Mex
leo and resident of CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Assessor Names
Nine Deputies

Nine deputy assessors were ap-
pointed by w. M. Weaver, county
assessor this morning, the appoint
ments to become effective immed-
ately. All nine of the deputies were
sworn into office this morning They
are C. X. Berry, V. c. HORNE, Don
Damron, j. d. McCary, A. B. Der
rick, d. F. HARRISON, Ira c. Carr,
George r. Tally and Alex +. Mey-
er.
Appointment of Leonard Poston
as deputy registration clerk was al
so made this morning by Cal G.
Mousseau, county clerk. This ap-
pointment was also made effective
Immediately and the deputy sworn
into office.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

! vived by his widow, Catalina. The
family had come to the valley about
two years ago.
DR.. J. A. Bowman, Osteopathi
Physician. $50 Main st. Phone ia.
adv
Eucalyptus and Athel wood, l2 in.
lengths. Ed Royce. adv
Arrested on Liquor Charge
Lawrence Mayfield, 23, colored, of
FL Centre was arraigned before
Judge Perkins this morning charg.
ed with unlawful possession of in.
toXicating liquor. The case was
continued until tomorrow morning
for plea. Mayfield was arrested
by Captain Cromer and attaches of
the police department following q
visit to the east side of town. Bail
was fixed at 500 and the defeu-
dant remanded to the custody OF
the sheriff in default.
Ruptured? Don't suffer. DR.. Sea
ton, 33 yrs. exp. Trusses s. up. Re-
lief at once. Examination free.
Phone for appt. Casa Rey Hotel. adv
500 ana Safety. open an account
now. No finest No fees Imperial
Valley Building & Loan Ass n. adv
Four fined for Drunkenness
-Four men entered pleas of guilty to.
charges of being drunk when ar
raigned before Judge Perkins in
city court this morning and each
was sentenced to pay a fine of $25
or serve 1919 days in the county
Jail They are G. Burk. 81, of
Fl Centre: A. W. Trask, 80, of FL
Centre: II. f. Behney. 80, of FL
Centre and Manuel Noneas, 46, of
Mexico.
The Humor of "Laff That Off"
is genuine. and most of it takes
one quite deliciouslv unawares. Now
playing, Tulane Theater. adv
Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast. 25e up. Mechants lunch
Soc; Table d hote dinner, $l.O0.
adv
DR.. A. B. Hanspn, Dentist, Davis
I Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
DR.. T. J. Ruddy. Eye. Ear, Most
and Throat specialist. of Los Ang"
les, will be in the office of DR.. J.
A. Bowman. 532 Main ST., on SAT-.
urday. March 10. 1923. Call at of
flee or phone ia for appointment
adv
Held on Suspicion-Two men.
RAYMOND Escalante, %, of FL Cen
tro and Louis Gonzales, 10. of FL
Centre were arrested by city police
over the weekend and are being
held pending investigation into the
alleged theft of an automobile In
Brawley. The men are also beng
questioned relative to their actions
lata SATURDAY. night, It being be-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
sPEEDER PAYS FINE

Eric '. Rhode, 80, Of Los Angeles
entered a plea Of guilty to charge
of speeding when arraig4ed before
Judge l. Mayfield' this morning. He
was sentenced to pay fine of $1C
and produced the cash. The defen
dant was arrested on the Holtvili'
highway by +. w. Hunter of th'
state traffic squad last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
COL. COPLEY CRUISING

VILLEFRANCHE, France, Marcel
5.-Ira c. Copley, American news
paper publisher, left today aboard
his yacht for Monaco.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Iabcrer Under Surveiliance-Yas-
ente Lepudba, G5, Of the 202 Ranch
was brought to the county Jail sat
urday afternoon where he is being
held pending investigation into his
mental condition. Persons residing
~ the ranch complained at the sher-
lff S office Saturday morning, de-
olaring that the man was creating
disturbance by his queer actions. 1t
is expected that formal complaint
will be entered against the man to-
day and hearing given him be-
fore Judge J. $. Larea.
"Laff That Off" is new style
of comedy. Novel in every particu-
lar and as full of laughter as an
infant. Now playing. Tulane Thea
ter. adv
DR.. E. ]. Barabe, Dentist, 647 Main
st. Phone 3S2W. adv
Junior College Ditch Day-Leav-
ing Saturday morning, the Central
Junior College went to Morena Dam
for their annual ditch day The
boys side which lost in the ticket
selling contest for tie play, "The
Patsy, - produced several weeks
ago, had agreed to provide trans
Iortatiop and incidentals for the
ditch day, while the girls side furn-
ished the dessert. \ very pleasant
day was spent boating and fishing
ON the lake, and the merry group
returned to the valley Saturday
night.
We Pay the Highest price for
your chickens. Our truck will call
for them by phoning US, 693. Ell
Centre 'roduce Co., at the Rath &
Marshall poultry shed. aov
Local Resident Dies.-Florencio
Gomez, 50, died at the home 362
Orange street early Sunday morning
following a brief illness of pnep-
monia. The funeral was held from
Lemons funeral chapel at 10
clock this morning with burial IN
the Evergreen cemetery. He is sur
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05
Bank Quotations

Industrial and municipal develop
ment outlined for Grays Harbor
district of Washington for 1928 in
wolves spending $20,560,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

the supervisors at the meeting now
in session.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-05

Train Time Cut-A new reduc'
tion in the travelling time between
San Francisco and Chicago and Los
Angeles and Chicago has been eff
fected in the new train schedules
which went into effect on the
Sou Clern Pacific railroad yester-
day. The time has been cut nearly
two hours, the trip now being made
in 61 hours and - minutes as
against 63 hours previously. The
Overland Limited makes that time
from San Francisco while the same
time IS registered by the Golden
State limited from Los Angeles.