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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Release Colored Men-Three color
I'd men picked up by Brawley police
bud turned over to the shcrIff's Of
ice for investigation were released
fter q check up Of their references
It the county jail. No formal charge
IDf any kind was brought against
| he men who were booked as James
Jackson, Willie Mitchell and Ed
Miller and who al gave eastern ad-
resscs.
DR.. T. j. Ruddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
md Throat Specialist of Los Angc
es, will be in the office of Drs
'owman & Lyons, 532 Main St, El
'entro, Calf, Saturday, oct. 27th,
or consultation and operation.
lease call at office or phone 737
or appointment. adv
HID Man With Gun-Arcadis
| a'boncl, 2S, Of lIoltvillc, who was
licked up in FL Centre By immigra-
ION inspectors yesterday, has been
urncd over to county authorities
or investigation. According to in
ormation the man had gun in his
possession when apprchcnded by the
Immigration officials.
Ell Centre Beauty Shoppe. Expert
iarcelling, Permanent Waving.
hon" 7. adv
Jrdiar Gets 10 Days Edward
Barley, 23, an Indian, was sentenced
o spend 90 days in the county Jail
~ Judge Wallace at Wintcrhavcn
yesterday afternoon. He was com
1ittcd to the custody of the sheriff.
4r'cy was convicted en- charge
+ unlawful possession Of intoXica-
ing liquor.
Buttered Pop Corn of best quality.
rcsh and warm at all times. A 2jC
arton is plenty for your family OF
our party Also we take special or
rrs for parties. At Paul 3 lemon
de Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
ady
Held For Immigra ton Raymond
orrcia. 33, cf FL Centre and Manuel
=
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Held ON Traffic Charge.-R.

Held ON Traffic Charge.-R. l..
Fleming of Los Angeles was ar
rested by J.. w. Holcomb of thc
state traffic squad on the CaleXico
highway last night. He was schedul-
ed to appear in Judge Lorenz' court
ut CaleXico today on a charge OF
reckless driving, the report indicat-
ing that he was under the influence
of Intoxicating liquor at the time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Sue On

Gue On Paving Licn-Thc Los
Angeles Bond and Security Company
has fled suit against the estate Of
Anita Calhoun and Jose Spinola
seeking foreclosure of street i'm
Erovcmcnt assessment liens. The
liens resulted from the pavement
Of East Main street in 1919. Judg-
mcnt Of 1922 against the former
and $2l.s6 against tn" latter and
costs. r. J. Gresham appears as at
toracy for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Dine I'm Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. Open
all night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Marinello Facials. Parisicnnc
Beauty Shoppc. Phone 783. adv

Civil &C &c, Filed An action
seeking judgment in the sum Of
500 wac flied at the county clerk s
office this morning by John Reese
against w. II. Brcon. According TO
the complaint the principals ot the
action severed partnership with
the understanding that 800 was TO
be paid to the plaintiff by the de
frnaant. The plaintiff charges that
th" defendant has failed t. com
ply with this agreement. d. II. VOL
l"rd appears us attorney for thg
rIaintitf.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

EcekJ T.v .c2 a complaint
seeking divorce was filed at the
county clcrk s office th;s morning
by Juanita' B"rton against A. f.
Hcrton. The complaint charges will
full neglect and dcsgrtion. There is
one child by the union. According
to the complaint the couple was
married in Stockton in 1924 and
separated in CalcXico in 1926. l.. j.
Powers is appearing as attorney
for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Romero, 81, Of Brawlcy were picked
up by immigration inspectors yes
tcrday. The two men were brought
to the county Jail and locked up
pending an investigation by the i'm
migration authorities. The men were
to he taken to CalcXico for qucs-
tioning today.
Expert Finger Waves. Parisiennc
Beauty Shoppe. Phone 783. t&w
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. CAT
Main st. Phone 3s2W. adv
Clerk Enters Judgment.-Judg.
mcnt in the sum Of 81, ,5G7.3S was en-.
tered by the county clerk this morn.
ing in favor of the plaintiff in the
case of the Farmers Bank of I'm
perial Valley against J. Il. Henry
The suit was based on an alleged
Indebtedness on a promssory note.
A Large Shipment of coats has ar.
rived from New York, $10.95 up.
Sizes II to SO. Also children s coats.
Katherine III. SulIivan's Smart
Dress and Millinery Shop for wo-
men. 133 No. Sixth. 16t3
Civil Action Observation-Disclosures
TO enter dismissal of the ease of
Anderson Brothers against William
Ware was filed at the county
clerks office this morning by Ault
and NacKinnon, attorneys for the
plaintiff. The action was filed
some time ago, the plaintiffs seek
ing judgment of $1,0l5.35 on an al
legged indebtedness for service per
formed at the instance of the de-
fendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Mrs. Estes Ill-Mrs. r. r. Estes
who has been seriously i'll for quite
som" time, is much weaker and mem
bors Of the family have been sum
moncd to her bedside. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Fowble and family are here
from Iacumba and Grady, Roy and
!! Howard Estes arrived from Los An
gcIcs last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Stcrk Visits Gems -"Old Doc
Stork' nose-divcd into El Centre
ycstcrd9y, leaving an 81 pound
girl at thc home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Conn, 559 Hell avenue, before
he took to tn" air again. Mother
and baby are reported as doing
niceIE.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Field On Narcotic Charge james
Daley Of Calexico was arraigned be
fore Judge l. Mayfield this morning
On a charge Of unlawful possession
Of n1rcotics. Preliminary hearing
was set for October IS and the de-
fendant rcmanded to the custody
of the sheriff in default Of 81 600
bail. Daley was arrested in Calexico
Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff
Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Buys Purebred Stock-T. II. Will
sen, who went to Wisconsin recent
ly, Will return to the valley this
week with a herd of purebrcd cat
tie, according to word received by
friends here. Wilson, who conducts
a ranch west of the city, has gained
considerable rcputc for his ability
70 Judge purebrcdS. In his recent
trip he has purchased 80 head of
Guernsey and Holstein bulls and 10
head of purebrcd Guernsey hcifcrs.
Railway Case ON Trial-The ease
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Held For Immigra ton Raymond
orrcia. 33, cf FL Centre and Manuel
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break
table d. hote dinner $1,00. adv
fast, 25c up; merchants lunch G0c !;
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Fresh Sailed Cashew Nuts, haIvc

and pieces, Friday and Saturday,
doc per ID. \. NJ. Williams. Phone
COS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Waterman Tiano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store,' or Phone 367J. adv

jury Returns Verdict - A .judg-
mcnt Of 1925 for the defendant, OF
TO bradshaw, and against the plain
TIFF, Imperial Irrigation District,
was returned by a jury in depart
mcnt two, superior court, here yes
terday afternoon. While judgment
was against the plaintiff the verdict
was favorable to the district, the
action being condemnation sait by
the district to obtain a parcel Of
land owned by Bradshaw. The de-
fcndant had asked judgment in the
sum Of $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Let Your 1,1oney Work for You

b6I 1UUI 4AUIIcy TOIh lUI IVU
We can place loans in the amount
of $1,000 and up, first morgtgages
Ses net to vou. Edgar Bros. Realty
Co COS Eain St., FL Centre. Phone
No. 100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Expert Finger Waves. Parisiennc
Beauty Shoppe. Phone 7S3. t&w
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Eenics Theft Charge James
Christian of Los Angeles was ar
raigncd before Judge |. Mayfiold on
charge Of grand theft yesterday
afternoon. Preliminary hearing was
set for November 6. Christian is free
under bond. He is charged by j. +.
Wilson of FL Centre with the theft
Of 4J42JO
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Evening Dresses-A wide assort-
mcnt of velvcts, satins and crcpes,
Just received. Sizes from II to 46
Prices from $3.50 to $29.5O. We'd
ncsday and Thursday. Mrs. Lingo s
Smart Shorpc. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Murphy Gets Six Years James
Murphy, convicted here on a charge
of burglary, second degree, has had
lbs sentence fixed at six years by
the prison board at San Quentin.
Murphy was charged with having
hurgiarizcd the Ii. W. Going store
at CalcNico. He was convicted by
a jury on the burglary charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. CAT
Main st. Phone 3S2W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Gr,ith Rc,cased--Robcrt Smith,
20. arrested yesterday morning on
Charge Of petty theft was released
late yesterday by Judge |. MayficId,
motion cf tn" complainant, }. +.
Nann. The complaint was filed as g
rcsalt Of Smith having called at
the postofficc fer some'ma;l belong
ing to Nann. He had obtain"d n let
ter but it was unopened.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Railway Case on Trial-The case
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
1. Mayfield, Notary Public. N

tarial work Of every kind. County
Co t House. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Let Your Money Work for You.

ICI fUUI IIOHey WOIK TUT fOU
We can place loans in the amount
Of $1,000 and up, first mortgages,
so net to you. Edgar Bros. Realty
Go. Cos Main St, Ell Centre. Phone
10. 100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Ell Centre Beauty Shoppe. Expert
Permanent Waving
'hop" 7. adv
Evening star., 1928-04-15

For 10 minutes Ranya Brutz reviled
and excoriated her three sons. who took
it all without murmur. merely glover
ing as they puffed at their pipes.
And you. Peter Davos, what kind
Of man are
MY name is not Davos," interrupted
Peter harshly.
what kind of man are YOU" she
went on, Ito sit back and let this
Jonifer braggart wipe his feet on you?
1t Is high time you showed yourself
to be man. No wonder Gerane
looks past you and sees only this
sWeet-faced officer. Prove to her that
you are man. Show her that you
are her master She will come TO
heel in no time at all, if you--"
Peter laughed outright, but bitterly
"Oh, she would, eh? Little you know
about her. There Is only one way for
me to get Gerane, and that Is to take
her against her will and break her
and"
"And you cannot do that while Uncle
Jonifer is lord and master here" broke
in Joseph. you will have to tear
down the house of DaVoS. just as our
common great-great-grand tried to
tear down the house of Ganlook-and
he failed"
"He did not have two strong healthy
brothers to help him. said Peter,
meaningly, after a long silence.
THE worm has started to turn" said
Ranya BrutZ.
(To Be Continued)
Evening star., 1928-04-15

the little family Of four had continued
to make their home In this Isolated
house, presided over by the slatternly,
shreWish and, at all times, nalevolent
woman, known by the name OF Ranya
Brutz. mother of the sons of Joseph,
who himself had been denied a sur
name by his own father.
you are as much entitled to call
yourself the descendant of royal duke
as is this girl Of Jonifer's." she was
saying fiercely to Peter. who, having
recounted his experiences of the past
four days, was gloWering at his un-
touched food ON the supper table. His
younger brothers, eating voraciously,
were scowling.
Have done, mother" blurted out
we are mongrels," said Joseph, sue
cinctly.
SILENCE! Speak when you are
spoken to-and, mind you. have care
how you put shame upon your mother.
Have / not
"Shamc? Hal And who first put
shame upon you and-all of us?"
sneered Joseph, banging the board with
his fist. THE thrice accursed grand
son Of your royal duke. / am sorry
to have his blood in my veins"
1t is as good as the blood IN Ge-
rane S." began Ranya Brutz shrilly.
Leave Gerane out of this" snarled
Peter, looking up.
"Oho! So yelps another mongrel,
eh? You were barking and swapping
a while ago, now you are whining.
| BY my soul, you are a mongrel cur.
YOll~~-~-"
She is as far above us as the stars
above the EARTH" said Peter. You
cannot drag her down to our level by
charging that we have the same grand
| father"
Evening star., 1928-04-15

be said on the question"
She smiled. "The young man has
nothing to say about 1t, / perceive"
"That remains to be seen," said he,
setting his jaw.
"For all you know, he may be mar
ried"
HE is not married. I made In
auiries. 'Tis true, there Is some talk
of his being interested in the daughter
of nobleman in Edelweiss, but that
is of small consequence, once he has
been thrown with Gerane. There Is
not a man alive who can resist her
charms. But that is not what is
troubling me. The time has come for
my regular pilgrimage to Moscow. /
shall be absent for fortnight or three
weeks. which means that nothing can
be done in Gerane's case until late in
June / hate delays
what is it that you contemplated"
He eyed her darkly. You will have
an answer to that question in good
time, Matilde." was his reply.
Meanwhile, Peter was discussing the
situation with his mother and brothers,
but from an entirely different angle.
Their house lay some distance apart
from the huddle of cots that, for want
of a better name, might be described
as village. 1t was located on the
slope at the head of the valley joni
fer's father had seen fit to establish
his lowIy mistress in house remote
from the other homes. Not only was
his illegitimate son born in that poor
habitation, but he was compelled to
abide therein with his mother, up to
the time of her death: and it was
here that he took his own woodland
maid to live His three sons were
born there. When the eldest, Peter,
was about 7 years of age. he was
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Concerning the Action and Characters.

Gersne, only danshter Of lonifer. the
HANK a noooer ehieltaia. Sho Is planning
fald en q itSh merchant who Is 20 nass al1ng
the hlnE htghw aN, hCgs % bc allowed to
accompany the bandits Her father cont
napds her 10 remain at hopae. When the
foheaTs nave LETT GfraHe saddles her horse
sad follows. She catches un With the rear
guard ard proceeds with Il. ,sll}U~ Reo8isNc
ono of her fathers trusted NeHlruants. takes
her 80 HIM. he rs 50 ;ielishtea 10 knew that
ehe Is safe be torgets 70 nUnlSh her, Jontitr
his si<'ec-jhe Counties katlane tatassy-.-
her husband and small band ot Confcd'
CRATES, all of whom live oatrllg in Eeelwelss
Least OF all docs amy ono s0spcyt the rela.
totShin between Tie countess and the hanot
8 poii,iosl uphesval inVoivJnx their fanily.
she Countess Kstyane,. learning that rich
throush The forest With fortune in SENS
Iucope. sends the information to her brother,
Matthias Is given small. armed escort Of
soiGlets under 36e command 81 tapf. SrlaF.
hand falls upon ,he merchant and MS escort,
GcrSne, from vantage p0l3tt. sees the hu-
mjhatlon OF SiarcoUrt at h,s dctcat bv 1hr
boxes. she Is taN3N6rG NY h}~ V}Gchs Ihst
she e,nerrcS from the thlcl,ct IN Which fer
fa}hcc has hidi1D her ~1G r0U'WHnfs the
hapGts &c ~ricaSc him. SlHee snr Is ,irors,,3
3 rOeGher et the hand and he - greatly sur
gsreb,e- Tsr ~5ta s,.ty3,r e5sr ,., f,r =,
lSncS birthday 60 provide suitable Efft~ Ter
hcr, adds many priceless Articles to her &i-
rcady, large store of heaUum things. But
fhsn she does Of her new possessions She
grows ps1e and liStless. and an old servant
knowing that she has fallen in love with the
soldier. prevails 11Don Jonifer Ia give her
some diversion. he arTances 10 take her "a
some festivities at nlgrans Inn. During the
summer IorlfcT takes GeraUe and his nephew
Pefer 10 Ecelwelss on pleasure 1sunt They
Sre 5lSsoiSca IS SNpSleS. While there thcy
So St30C0Nvf SeunS IS the eSoort Of the pytn-
cess on her return 10 the palace Orr look
q Grrane : face when she SeCs >t4reourj
fels jon5far hat shc loves hn peter aT-
TlNes At The sSGle conclusion and is nonr rua
u NSSeG. ioT I'M secretly loves tsrr0ue How
ever. he knows hc ,7o pcyrr r,trrv her. for
rot only WaS his father lorsfaES ha18-srntit-
G., nf l'tor Umat" nH6. hai he biuf> Was
N0gT nHt ot Wcsf.ork fnrstgr. hntu- tbc le~
Elllr7ie ocSccn0ant Of 1hc nukc af ptoou
who w5s made an Uut}aw many. MANY Wears
$50. after his attempt 60 sr31e tho throne yN-
ef'ctse his O7eGo28tlVes As head of the family
n way taa5 she son of his deceased i3leE}tI-
mate ha}f~hrother often finds dist 3Stef8i. Pc
Yer instantly becomes 2aa0us of StSTcOurt.
Nhe. SccoN51nE 10 q spectator is about %
undertake the determination az the hausiits in
the Forest Of Dr0on ard has been made a
solonei for he has voluntarily undertaken
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1928-04-15

\EE next morning they left the
city shortly after daybreak
Joining small troop Of real
Il gypsieS encamped across the
river from the West Gate. An
hour or two later the whole party
vas on the road. moving northward
IN their gaudy caravans.
And now it was Jon!fer who was
gloomy and preoccupied. Gerane was
gay and sprightly. She sat beside
Peter. who drove the wagon and chat
ted brightly with him. Notwithstanding
his brief. Surly responses TO her COM
mentS on the glory of the morning,
the beauty Of the Spring landscape. the
welcome freshness Of the air after the
stuffy night IN the lodging house, and
all manner OF things that did not in
the least interest him.
Jonifer. on horseback. was riding a
short di~.ance ahead Of their van.
which was well 10 the front Of the
little cayalcade of eight or ten wagons.
Abruptly, and out of a clear sky, as
1t were, Peter turned to Gerane and
said:
I may as well tell you. Gerane.
that am going 10 kill that fellow
Starcourt the next time we meet on
the Highway
She uttered a silvery little laugh.
He scowled. Then she cried, Ironically:
DO! We will then make a knight
Of you for ridding the Kings Highway
Evening star., 1928-04-15

is the only car that has ever accomplished
this feat Wih motor running in Perfect con-
dinon. Tests show that the motor was
actually performing more quietly. more
POWERFULLY and more efficiently at the end of
the trip than at the start.
The astonishing performance that enabled
Cannonball Baker to make this enviable
record, is the same that every Falcon
Knight offers. We cordially invite you to
drive Falcon>Knight--to feel the thrill
of its lightning pickup and tremendous
powcr-to experience its long distance
comfort DO not select any car until you
have compared it with the Falcon >Knig ght.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Peter. barring his teeth in snarling grin.
Brave Peter!" she exclaimed. much
too airily for him 10 feel complimented.
He muttered something under his
breath and then spat disgustedly over
the wheel.
On the second night the three adj
venturerS returned TO the valley, having
parted company With their gypsy
friends near Ganlook, where they took
to their horses and rode of into the
depths Of the forest As soon as joni
fer was alone with Matilde he an-
nounced:
1T is all as clear as day to me now.
She Is in love"
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Now. by all the" began Jonifer.
astonished. His brow grew black and
thunderous. so she has told you all
this, has she? She made a confidante
of you, instead Of coming to me
with"
Calm yourself. Jonifer. She has
told me nothing. I have woman's
eyes. You are the first person she has
told. so console yourself"
''But-but. she has not told me"
he hlurted out "As a matter Of fact.
Sl1e-ah--so far as / know, she hasn't
told anybody"
"Ah, then you may be wrong"
Il am not wrong" he exclaimed.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

"My-my Gerane spinSterp It
why, woman, IL would not be natural
Providence would never allow such q
thing to happen to so beautiful girl.
1t is impossible!"
What do you intend to do about
it? That is the question"
Gerane's father seemed. for a mo-
ment or so. TO be choking. Then he
said:
do about It? Do about IL? Why
confound me. woman, there is but one
thing for me 10 do about 1t. II she
has set her heart on having this young
man for a husband-I-why. she shall
have hinl--and that is all there Is TO
Evening star., 1928-04-15

of its most dangerous character"
1T is nothing TO laugh about" he
ertmhled,
Indeed. II isn't" she agreed. af-
fecting penitence. Il laughed because
it struck me as funny, that's all. Pray
forgive me"
"Funny?"
wei, wouldn't it be funny II he
we're 80 SO incoming about the high
way without a gun Of his own, especial
~ when he is supposed to be looking
for deadly enemies2"
Nevertheless, / shall kill him." said
Evening star., 1928-04-15
The linn of the Hawk and Raven
BY GEORGE
a -~ Newspaper
BY GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEN
coryrtsha ,eas BY Ms.ropontan Newspaper Service.

And why not. Jonifer? She is of
an age when girls experience very little
difficulty i'll falling in love. Are you
surprisedp"
He reached with nervous fingers for
the end of his moustache, searched
the air vainly for a second or two and
then remembered. He rubbed his chin
instead.
But you would never guess who 1t
is that"
The Young captain YOU tied to q
tree on her last birthday and left for
the wolves to devour."
Evening star., 1928-04-15

DnvSG strictly stock Falcon>Knight
- Sedan, Cannonball Baker drove from
Washington, D. c. TO Los Angeles in 73
hours and IT minutes. A new coast>to>
coast record-6 hours and minutes faster
than any other car has ever completed
transcnntinenfai run-ro hours and <
minutes faster than the Washington to
Los Angeles limited trains.
Tiais amazing, long sustained high speed
--through deserts and over mountains
against severe weather and all kinds of
road conditions made possible by
observation-disclosures of the Falcon
K2ig3uE d0uhhe~siee~e>~alve engine. This
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SUES OVER CORN BREAD. /.
But Kansas Civil War Veteran, 90,
Is Denied Divorce.

Correspondence Of The Star. l 1%
LEAVENWORTH, Kans.-Ruf,fs H.
Pierce, S8. Civil War veteran, has been
denied a divorce from Mrs. Anna Pierce.
who, he testified. refused to bake corn
bread and biscuits.
Pierce explained he was born down
in Tennessee and that corn bread was
his mainstay. He declared he Just
couldn't get along without corn bread,
the only thing Eft for a man TO eat"
Big faky biscuits also was something
man should have on Winter mornings
TO be properly fed, he said
Evening star., 1928-04-15

"She is in love and with that dragoon."
Then why should you worry? Moth
ing can come of it.. He does not
know that she exists. He never will
know. So there is the end of 1t, joni
fer. She will have to content her
self-and you. too. I've no doubt--with
one of her own kind. l mean one OF
your excellent young robbers"
Jonifers eyes bulged. Il would see
her dead before anything like that
Worse things could happen to her
than being spinster," broke in Ma
tide, dryly.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

In a recent inquiry among boys and
girls of high school age in New York,
the favorite amusement Of 90 per cent
of the girls was dancing, whereas only
2 per cent Of the boys gave dancing
preference.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
NSTALLAIENT XIII.

CONTINUED from Yesterdays starr