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Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09
Marriage Licenses

Ar least seven couples Of the
imperial Valley celebrated tue
Easter season with martial GER
monies. That number of marriage
licenses were issued at the COUNT
clerk : office Saturday. They weI'
issued as follows;
Sarahia -Pinedo. Lorcto Sarahla.
q. native of Mexico aud resident q
rahxico. Manucla Pinedo, 10, MAJ
IKE of Mexico and resident of Cab
patria.
Gomez Mclendcz. Ysidro Come,
20. native of Mexico and resident
Of Brawlev. Natividad Mcleudez, IL
native of Mexico and resident oi
Brawley.
Havcs.Jcnscn. Grover Hayes, -.
native of Kansas and resident "i
Brawlrv. Agnes Jensen, 20, native
Of California and resident Of BraN
ley.
Michel-Ruiz. Ambrosio Michel
-, native of Mexico and rcsidcn,
af Brawlcy. Encdina Ruiz, -, nat'
;vo of Mexico and resident of Mex
icali.
Dahilig Carrillo. rrigidio Dahiidc
-, native Of the Philippine island
and resident of RI Centre. SoIidtt
Carrillo. p. native of Mexico and
resident Of Holtvillc.
Castro-Villarino. Mluro Castro
-. native OF Mexico and resident o
Calcxico. Bcatriz Nillarino, -, nat
i've Of Mexico and resident of Cat
eX.rc.
RAMIREZ Morcro Trinidad Ram
ircz, %. native of Mexico aud resi-
dent of Brawlcy. Rosa Moreno, t.
native Of California and resideh
of BraMleN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

in it, for he was too big and u,
house was too small.
Anyhow Uncle Wiggily hopped
along and along, skippity skiPpity
and pretty soon, all of a sudden, h,
reached a deep, dark, dismal pant
of the woods where he had nevci
been before.
~ must take carc,' whispered
the rabbit gentleman to himself,
he looked about. "Thcre may b,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

Tie the spoon TO the middle Of tn"
string and thcn-but can I tell
YOU any mere until the story t.
morrow night, which win be about
Unclo Wiggily'> bumbcrrll-that j.
if the traffic policeman docsn I TAX
the wheel Off his motorcycle -
make roller skates for The postmal
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

Bad Chaps in these dark woods.
Hardly had he said this to him.
self than he heard, just behind mr
q rustling in the bushes, and out
came the Bob Cat with his silly little
tail no bigger than your thumb,
ON" gaspcd Uncle WiggiIy
twiddling his ears and tWinkling h:'
pink nose. ".Oh, Oh. -
Hello! Hello." growlcd the Bob
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09
A KANSAS "RED"

$3.50
$500

William Allen White picturesque and expressive
editor Of Emporia, Kan, has got into with the
D. A. r. The ladies seem to have started the hostility
BY putting this less Republican editor
black list of public speakers, accusing him Of Social
ISM But Editor Bill gets even, by explaining that the
OAR. ladies have been "lured into the red-baiting
mania by the tea-gladators Of Washington" the
being idle, apOplectic old gentlemen in red fannels
WhO escape the boredom of rich wives by sitting in the
club windows and bemoan the decadence Of growing
world"
Also that "if the rabbe-rousing rebels Of 1776
had been the kind Of people their tmd daughters are
The Daughters of the American Revolution would be
the Daughter Of the American Tories
White seems to think its funny to accuse Of So
ciaism any man who has opposed the McNary-Hau
gen bill supported the Coolidge armament program
and stood for Senator Curtis for presidnt." Maybe it
punishment to turn that Kansas vocabulary loose upon
SO gentle an enemy? Why the heavy artillery?
Among unhonored and unsung heroes don't for
get the motorcycle cop.
Those green eggs laid by Washington hen are
queer but they're better green than ripe.
Mussolini TO King Victor Emmanuel, who threat
ems to abdicate: Whats the hurry, Vic? Here's your
CROWN
English women will now have 100000 more votes
than English men, Which is not of much practical
importance, because they won't use them.
Poor Lndbergh! The privacy he seeks, the
more publicity he gets. The he has nothing TO
say, tie more others have to say about him.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09
TEN YEARS AGO

zfPt1N IVEV
Il. l.. Brown, formerly Of the Val.
ley Drug Go has purchased an
interest in the undertaking firm of
u. u. Mulligan & Son, the senior
member retiring.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

There are 5000 acres of tomatoes
aud 1895 acres of peppers in Orange
county, also S,l62 acres of several
varieties of beans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09
NEI Oklahoma City Bureau

! BNTtdV
Thomas Sloan perhaps oldest in this country
airpane day and to have enjoyed
Ireland In l12 and
He athlete in his youth ana mas
twice the last three years
he has been automobile accidents.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

Those green eggs laid by Washington he
lueer, but they're better green than ripe.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

Mussoin to King Victor Emmanuel who threat
rs to abdcate: whats the hurry, Vic? Here's your
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

Among unhonored and unsung heroes don't
ct the motorcycle cop.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09

English women viii now have 100000 more votes
English men. Which is not of much practical
rtance, because they won't use them.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
IlnuflH Nalea nn M Y. AlnrknA

WWuFtI 1Mtes w IVA - WhtAuA
~ ain., Ah9, ,pud ~ ul.,. i,pps,n nui
p,nl.. a,2aJ,600
utytauHa Fatan ae sieeH 2 the atasse tAhts
afa ths annual pash naements tiaAeu ph the
iRtesl uuattarts az half psArtv fa,taFatiuHs
tinit ~ tVad,ue lnse than tlnl shAree
e,',s Il e,.is,s:o ssss. .,ase sI fIsS.. s. .,!ss
shls In slnch rl,n u II siuNh eat
atls when rarqsn. epa!shls " daA.h Z,
N stack tarllv atnek tlus N% IN
Alopk tlus lH.an shss auArtsrls N
vnilea liisrp .stutsa eaulaiun stock, Relns
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SEVERE DECLINE
ON STOCK,MAR
List Steadies After Early
SlumpS--GeneraI Motors
Goes Down Easily.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, May ga flood Of
liquidation swept over the stock mar
ket today. carrying prices down at the
extremes anywhere from 10 points. In
the case Of one Of the airplane stocks,
to points FOR General Motors. In the
last hour, however. short covering COM
bined with what seemed to be Inn
portant support Cancelled . good part
of the loss.
The volume OF business ran over
5000, 900 shares for the four-hour ses-
sion. It was apparent all day that an
effort was being made to keep the de-
cline from getting out of control. The
effort was successful, for nothing like
Generalization was In evidence at any
time.
The selling appeared directly after
the opening. For the FIRST hour stocks
were poured out, stop-loss orders url-
covered and values allowed to take care
of themselves. The pools stood aside,
and such support as there was looked
unorganized.
General Motors Easier.
General Motors went down easier
than any other important stock. It
closed at l9l Monday, and as large
blocks were thrown on the market sank
approximately S points before any con-
siderable rahy. This display of weak
ness on the part Of the leader en-
couraged short selling Of the indeperld-
ent motors. and they gave way readily.
Those most affected we're Hudson. Nash,
Studebaker Chrysler and Hupp.
United States Steel. dipping below
l43, was lower than in many weeks
and contrasted with the years high Of
TA
compared with the tops of 1928. 1t will
be seen that the decline has gone a
long way. For instance, Wright Aero
nautical at 1853 was down not only 1872
points on the day, but n points from
the record high. Similarly, Curtiss.
selling today at 100, was of 8 points
on the session and over 72 points from
It's record top. It would seem that q
good deal of extrayagant speculation
had been atoned for in these declines.
The railroad shares were almost as
weak as the industrials. Stocks In
volved in the Chesapeake g. Ohio de-
cision extended their losses Of the day
before. New York Central, which had
been so heavily sold yesterday, went
lower today Stocks like Western
Maryland, which had been bought on
the theory that there would be further
competitive bidding for control. were
without nearby support.
The stocks that made the best show
Ing relatively were the coppers, the
sugars and some Of the tobaccoS. Most
OF these. however. sold on, while the
general list was going down.
Long Delayed Correction.
There were explanations for the liqui-
dation In specific groups, such as the
local fractions, but as far as the mar
ket as a whole was concerned 1t was
making the iong-needed but long-de-
layed correction. Money renewed At 8
per cent unchanged and the bond mar
ket indicated that comparatively high
money was to be taken into account
for some time to come.
The slump in the local fractions was
severe Interborough below 40 was
down between IL and Is points, reject
ing, Of course, the Supreme Court deci-
sion. Smaller losses were recorded IN
the others.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
WOOL PRICES FIRM.

BOSTON. May % (SpeciaD Prices
continued firm today in the Boston
wool market on domestic wools of the
new clip. Fleeces Of medium grade
we're selling readily at current prices.
Fine territory was quoted at l.18a1 20,
clear basis: French conbing at 1.10a
lis, half blood at 1.I2al.l5. three
eighths blood at l.05a1 .0S. and quarter
blood at 95 to 100. Fine Ohio fieeces
were quoted at 48a50, grease basis; half
blood at 51a52 and threeeighths and
quarter blood at 53a54.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received By Pdy.,. wi. Dr.s The Star omee.1

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Auslin-Niehols.
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Autostrap A f3D
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BanR Il Ar G3Ml .
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Booth Fisheries.
Borden Milk IsI
Boston Il Maine.
bfiEgs MfK trlso
British Esnpire.
British Enip I'd.
Brockwy Motf41
Brockway pf 10
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Evening star., 1928-05-22
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Anacostia & Potomac r. R. 5s--$2,O0o
at 10l
Washington Gas IS Al 900 at 106,
$500 at l0324, 500 at 1884, $40O at
104.
Washington Gas 6s "B'-$SoO at 1O712,
$500 at 1885,, 5000 at 1885.
Barber e. Ross 6Z2s-s500 at 96.
Capital Traction Co.--10 at l09, 10 al
l09, S at 100. 4 at 10S24.
Potomac Electric SO pfo.--S at 111L,
2 at 111M.
Potomac Electric 51aeS pfd.--5 at 1O71s,
20 at l07is, 3 at l071s, 10 at l07.
Washington Gas Light-20 at 95ls, 5 at
95ts, 20 at 95z, 5 at eSIs.
Columbia Sand & Gravel Co. pfd.-5
Lanstoii Monotype-l2 at l1s. 20 at lls.
Merchants Transfer & Storage pfd.--2o
MergenthaIer--lO at 1924.
AFTER CALL
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. com.--lo at
45g.
Chesapeake a. Potomac Tel. SSH 900
at l00ss.
Capital Traction Coo at 1os24, 10 at
i0s7s.
Capital Traction $500 at lo3Is.
Potomac. Electric SIS is53-$l 900 at
10724.
Money-Call loans, S and per cent.
RIA mul A ~kAN Up;rma
Evening star., 1928-05-22
CRABS PLENTIFUL.
Chesapeake Bay Meters Flooding
Markets With Crustaceans.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 23.-Crabbers that
ply the Chesapeake Bay and its lower
tributaries ARE flooding the wholesale
market with Enormous cargoes OF crabs
and sea food, surprising all records es-
tablished in the past few years.
Dealers attribute the plentiful supply
and the exceptionally low prices created
thereby to the lack Of employment In
large nearby cities.
Young and old men who have left
their homes on the Eastern and West
ern Shores of lower Maryland to pursue
other trades are meeting with the un-
employment situation and, being un-
successful, are returning to their homes
to again take up the net and tongs.
wholesalers report prices are practi-
cally cut In half. Grabs that sold for
$i8 per barrel are now selling for 50.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
REACTION IN PARIS.
Sharp Decline in French Securities
Follows Furry.

PARIS, May % OD.-The increase
from to AZ per cent Of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank rediscount rate.
which caused furry on the Bourse
yesterday, was followed today by a
sharp decline IN great many stocks
and bonds which had been skyrocketing
during the past few weeks.
The reaction In Paris was all the
more violent, brokers said, because a
great many securities have been quoted
much higher than their real value. A
number of small spectators unable to
carry over their deals were wiped out
by today's drop.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
BULGARIAN FINANCES
SUFFER BY EARTHQUAKE
Government Hoping for Morator-
ium From States to Which Rep
aration Payments Are Due.
BY A. n. DECKER.

BY Cable 10 The Star and Chicago Daily
News Copyright. iO2S.
VIENNA, May 22.-The Bulgarian
government is hoping for a moratorium
from states to which reparations pay
ments are being made. It is thought
nearly all the states have signified their
willingness to forego reparations until
Bulgarian RECEIVERS somewhat from the
earthquake.
Delegations from the earthquake area
are requesting the government to grant
an internal moratorium for sufferers as
regards debts and taxes for period Of
two years.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
AUBURN SHIPMENTS.

NEW York, May % CP).-April
shipments by Auburn Automobile Co.
were i,B02 cars, OF which 266 we're ex-
ported Domestic retail deliveries ex-
ceeded factory shipments. thereby re-
ducing stocks In dealers hands. Ship
ments for May are estimated at 1000
cars.
Evening star., 1928-05-22

FurTieTE IN the United states sre of.
fenng prtzhk for diglees that will Xii
s1iusls pssElessiy
Evening star., 1928-05-22
COTTON GOODS STEADY.

NEW YORK, May % Especially -
Cotton goods markets we're quiet today
at unchanged prices. Print cloths we're
quoted at TIA cents for 64x60s and ga
for 68x72s. Raw silks we're a shade
easier In a slow market.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
PRICES ON PARIS BouRsE.

PARIS, May % OP.-Prices we're
weak on the Bourse today. Three peT
cent rcntes, SO francs so centines: 5
per cent loan, SO francs 65 centimes;
exchange on London, l24 francs CEN
times. The dollar was quoted at 25
francs 40 centimes.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK, May % Especially -
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets, de-
clined N cents at todays noon quota
ton OF 1924. This compares with I7l2
a month ago and Al year ago.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
Anti.Noise Society.

correspondence uf The star
PARIS, - society for suppression OF
noise haa been formed, It's Memnera
dlsplay placATds tar AutolstA. why
Blew NeiW HarHf"
Evening star., 1928-05-22
REPUBLIC IRON.

NEW YORK, May % OpI.--William
w. Neckerman has been appointed gen.
eral manager Of Republic Iron g.
steel C0
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30

The first volun5 Of the THE BAGU- BAYA-,
q yee rbool: OF Filipino scudonts in the in
tied States, has been Off the press recent
ly and placed on sale ct the price Of -. 90
a copy. The book i { rroFuse1y illustrated
with artistic sflo tees and is bound in HI
grade cover and printed in good quality Pc
per. The University Of "e e.lington Filipin
students have occupied g prominent specs il
the yearbook. The poems appearing in some
Of its pages are iron the pens Of two Fill
pino students in Seattle: Sebastian Abelle
Of the University OF geshington, and Veto
rio A. Velasco Of Seattle Pacific College.
The book may be ordered at 547 liadison
Avenue, lev York City.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30

hSIlGN'IN- CLUE is the name CT an ass
oci, tion recently organized in Seattle.
This club Is { frat crnel orgeni "a ii on dcs-
iGaoG to promote thc best f coope ration
a--onE It's .-orlors that they lay realize
MUTUAL help financially and ctherwi Sc. It's
&c .5orahip Is II oeed only OF those boys
Who cone frol the Town OF Asingan, Fangas-
iran. All other Asingen boys are urged to
coaa;Aicet to the PRECEDENT, II they have
not yet done SO, for part culars as to me-
borship raqUironcnts and privileges Addr-
oss COZ uaiccti ons 70 the President, AsinG
anian Club, SOC King st., Seattle, lash.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30
HERE and THEIRS

Juan Aquino, ASST slant manager
Of the Phi lippine Investment Co.,
left for q business trip to the
Philippine on Saturday, .Iov. II
r. AquinO is also a graduate IN
bueiness ad I'M stratiOn Of the
University OF Wellington.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30

According to tir. Pedro Guiang, there ar
forty Filipino stucents in the University
Of Washington for tie autumn quarter. The
reasons for the great decrease IN Filipino
attendance at the state unworthy are the
rigid scholersaip ataaderde and the attenp I
on the part Of university officials to in
pose the 80 non-ro eidont fec upon Filipino
students.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30
DO YOU K,co TIE GOTE7To3
OF YOJR PROVIICE?

Here is an inco-ploto list Of the prov
incial governors in INC Philippines. The
initials after their names indicate their
party affiliations. &c stands for raciona-
lista C9nsoli dado; . -leens u aocrata; and
I significs Independent.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30

The annual int matt onal banquet for
foreign stud-nt5 i the University Of Wash
ingtoa was held at The University Y..I.C.A.
on tuesday evening, -ov. ct. Aa in prev
ious yeera the Fi1irino group had part l.
the procra1l and AIS Tins it was some voce
selection. b. RS. rronci sea Langoey. The
audience responded enthusiastically to II 81
Lengooy' -f1Oroe.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30

Sometime in October tn provincial
governors wore guests Of Cover or~Gon--
oral :.onry L. Stiuson at big baGuot
in anilo. Governor 1ti-s0n was in
dressed with the 3aot that ganV OF the
provinc3el governors woro YER young.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-11-30

Antonio T. Velaoco, OF the Bellingharl
State 'or.ml school, spent his 7hanksgivin
vacation 18th nj Fri ends il Seattle.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-09
Landes or Edwards

written what
Edwards Cooed
cosmopolitan population should
dstinc-
familiar public Mrs Landes
Altogether apaby and conducted the affairs of this
herself both efficient and proficient in seaes
fitness and qualifications of candidates for public
consider candidates light
of their attitude and sympathy toward said As for the coo
their aspirations candor compels The Enterprise to believe Mrs
takab sound But this attitude for the most remains personal and
translated practical During the
Mrs Land has been Seattle member of has
recognition administration
has she called conference of the leaders of group
No
coored citizens have been designated members of the various citizens
office
Of thinking seale cooed citizens have been ignored by Mrs
should line Edwards has
promised our recognio the administrative affairs this city
political bodies
Edwards has oupoken
attitude
political The Enterprise
communities
political candidates
think will theirs
believes
Frank Edwards
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-09
A Messiah Win False Wh,skers

When Ralph Nichols filed for the city council he
opened his campaign with letter to me by special
delivery In this letter he branded Benedict Arnold
Judas lscariot and hireng of the Puget Sound Power
and Light Company He to say 81 have been select
ed to defeat you for you part of corrupt political
machine seeking to destroy our City Light Plant"
Suppose lift the false whskers of this Messiah and
take look at some of his activities Nichols shouts about
his devotion to our public utilities In our public ut
ever had. Where Nichols then? A rngeader in the
senate fighting to destroy the port commission and lay
waste our investments in port properties He was voting
and fighting to destroy the initiative the referendum the
direct primary and every have for protecting
our public utilities
Where Erickson then? Right on the firing line
Giving my energies and money to help defeat the vicious
bills Nichols put through the legislature organized the
referendum League and served president We secured
the necessary signatures and defeated Overwhelmingly six
OF the worst bills Nichols worked pass It was hard
task but without this victory there now would be no mort
properties City Light Plant for Nichols to love so passion
ately
When Nichols came into the city council it was said
Immediately to help Chicago bondhoders unload the Rainier
Valley car line on Seattle at fancy price opposed the
Rainier Valley deal We invoked the referendum and
sent both Nichols and the car deal down to defeat
He shouted then: Erickson is traitor Now he wants
my seat IN the city council he help the Chicago
bondhoders again. He asks friends public ownership to
forget his corporation work in 1915 and cut nv throat He
wants opponents of public ownership remember his devo
ton IN 1915 and cut my throat, sides better be-
ware of this Messiah with false whskers.
OLIVER T. ERICKSON.
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-09

Two-thirds of the Brown
Tindall vote are enthusiast
tically supporting Frank
Edwards for mayor.
The closing days of the
campaign find Edwards
gaining votes day by day
and in every way.
Frank Edwards denies
that he has received a dol
lar in support of his CAM
paign from the Puget
Sound Light and Power
Company or any other
public service corporation.