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The Washington times., 1928-06-04
PHIL COOK To
Be FEAT URED
BY WRC

The old boy who first discovered
that Providence ternpers the vino
to the shorn lamb--or words to
that general effect surely emitted
momentous mouthful and must
have had particular reference to
the fact that the General Motors
speed defying program this evening
Is to be cut to one-half hour. For
the summer. therefore, Wen only
have i half hour Of nerve-racking
listening not daring to miss split
second Of It for fear we'll not hear
d Metropolitan Opera star or one.
Of our favorite symphonies
The General Motors sponsors
very proudly feel they have created
records with their programs during
the winter--have given the pubic
4 galaxy Of great stars and series
Of programs of great music-ors
chestra, band and jazz hounds--in
4 way never before equalled Tney
surely have
They have crowded into three or
four minutes parts of symphonies
and tone poems that were conn
posed to be played in 20 minutes
to half an hour. They have put
split second timekeepers on sucn
persons al Mary Garden and dared
them to occupy more than three
minutes doing a musical scene
that stage experience has never
been able to present properly ~
less than 10 or is. They have iIl-#
faotod : rnarfnal1a iaZZ crew be-
tween tone poems and have pro-
vided brass bands to play accom-
paniments for lyric sopranos.
PROGRAMS HAVE
ACCOMPLISHED LITTLE
we do not believe the General
Motors programs have accom-
plished single thing in q cultural
ar educational way. We doubt II
ANYBODY who heard them recalls
much OF them, or heard music
pIayed in such way they want
10 hear 1t again And we're thor
ourhly glad the time has been cut
We're glad for another reason
too The cutting down Of the
General Motors program enables
us to hear. az = regular weekly
feature. Phil Cook and his Cabin
Door" fooling. This il expert en-
tertafning, by the way. by one Of
the persons who has found q real
radio technique. Wen hear Cook
and his pals tonight ct o'clock
and every Monday night this sum
rner-at least, we hope to hear him
every night.
The Washington times., 1928-06-04
ApVERTIsEMEMT

prlces realized on swift e Company
sales az carcass beef in washington,
so. 3. FOR week ending saturday June
d 1925. on shipments sold out. ranged
from 1850 cents to 22.00 cents per pound
and averaged 20.Ts cents per pound.
The Washington times., 1928-06-04
.RayOn Curtain
Materials
55c I'd.

For curtains, spreads,
ETC., to be used ii the
boudoir. They are III
pretty blocked designs and
dainty boudoir colorings.
Regularly CSC.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Four Actions In
Superior Court

-Four civil actions, three Of them
based on promissory notes, wer"
filed at the county clerk 5 office
this morning. They follow:
Central Iank of Imperial against
Espcranza de Castaueda, and others.
Not i'll sum Of $1,000. Judgment OF
$40 and interest with $l0O court
costs asked. Ault and Mckinnon
attorneys for plaintiff.
Commercial Financing corporation
against George X. Cassln, r. L. Cas-
sin, j. +. Warner and several ficti-
tiously named defendants. Note in
sum Of $4,000, Judgment in that
amount with interest asked. Shrey"
and Shreyr are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Bay cities Guaranty Building and
Loan association against X. l..
Briningrr, and others. Note in sun.
OF $1,000. Judgment in sum named
with interest asked. Glen Brhymcr
attorney for plaintiff
Union Oil Company Of California
against George X. Wade. Complaint
alleges that defendant is indebted
in the sum Of $772.O4 ON booi;
account. Judgment in that amount
asked. Cooney and Kelley appear
IS attorneys for the plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
TO SETTLE STATE
PEACH ARGUMENT
BY COMPROMISE
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The
state peach survey committee. call
ed here in an effort to avert a price
war in the canning peach industry,
today turned to the discussion of a
compromise plan to settle differ
cnccs between the Gamers league OF
California and cooperative Gamers
on the size of this year s pack.
The settlement, according to re
liable sources, will represent sub
stantial concessions on the part Of
the Gamers, whose program of 4
100000 ease pack through a %
percent slash of the entire output
was flatly opposed by the Snttel
Cooperative Growers and other in
fluentiaI co.operativcs.
The committee met here yester-
day with State Director of Agricui-
turc George S. Heekc, presiding. y
letter from GOV. c. e. Young urged
that ANY present difference Of
opinion be reconciled in order that
Il firm and lasting basis may be
secured for this important Califor
MIA industry.
Last night Hecke reported that
"progrcss was made at the initial
session.
1t was understood that the opposi-
tion Of the Suttcr Cooperative
Growers under F. T. Laney, was
favcrabiv received 10y the committee
and that any compromise program
would incorporate some of the lead
ing essentials OF the co-operatiyes
plan for the canning season.
The cooperative packers contend
ed that the peach market would
handle more than the 100000
cases named as the canning limit by
the packers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
CHAMBER HEARS
FINE TALK BY
CALEXICO MAYOR

Members of the chamber of com
merce heard a well delivered adj
dress by Mayor \. }. Mercier of
Calexico when they met at the Bar
bara Worth Hotel last night in their
first dinner meeting of the season
The session was followed by a meet
ing of the board of directors of the
organization.
Mayor MERCER in his address told
of the recent visit which he made in
company with A. +. Kellogg of FL
Centre to Fort Worth, Texas, at.
tending the convention of the
Broadway of America association Of
which he and Kellogg are directors.
The speaker pointed out the m-
merous advantages of the organiza-
ton. He explained its organization
and plans of the association outlined
at the meeting in Fort Worth rcla
tive TO raising a fund fer the i'm
provcment of the highway which
stretches from Broadway, New York
City, to Broadway, San Diego.
ne ASSOCIATION hopcS 10 CON-
plctc the highway III pavement
within the next year if possible and
to post signs directing tourists It
long it from coast to coast, the
mayor declared.
The route is an all-year route and
is being advertised we'll throughout
the country Mercicr then explain
ed the way in which the movement
has benefited the valley in matter
of advertising.
The executive session Of the di-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

rectors which followed the dinner
meeting was rather brief.
The committee recently appointed-'
to go into the matter of closing
stores in the city on Saturday re-
ported that the plan is being delay
ed a little because of few that
have failed to give definite an
swer to the plan as yet. The ma,
ioritv of the stores, however, wlli
close beginning this week. All Oh
the iewelry, hardware, furniture,
stores and banks have approved the
plan.
Urges Laguna Road
Frank Bowles gave a brief talk
on the proposed shortcut highway
to the Laguna mountains. lie ex-
plained that it will be necessary TO
do considerable clearing through
Cane Brake canyon in order TO al
low free passage but the plan is re-
garded as highly feasible.
The committee which had been
named to investigate the raising OF
tax assessments urged that the
county board of supervisors be pc
titioned TO make uniform survey
of the county. The committee eX-
planned that in their belief it is the
onlv way i'll which an equltabie
settlement of the matter can be OBJ
tanned.
This committee consisted of j. y.
Cameron, chairman, W. a. Iohdro
and w. II. Tyler.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
STOCKS DECLINE
AS CALL MONEY
RATE INCREASES
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. July 12.-St2cks
again were under severe prcssur'
today. An advance IN call money TO
per cent from renewal rate OF
seven percent on top Of the eNteE-
sive declines in principal trad4.5
stocks Yesterday brought further
liquidation.
Some support, however, was en-
countered in several issues, notably
I. $. Steel, which held a gain u
nearly "A point for the greater part
Of the session.
Nevertheless, losses ranging up to
10 points were made by active issues,
Dupont registering the extreme. Cen.
eral Motors was Il particular target
Of the bear crowd, falling nearly )
points to a further new low on the
movement on tremendous transact
ions.
Radio, American Can and Anacon-
da again sold off.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Dramatic Tale of
Italia" Rescue
(Contipped from page one)

month afterward, is one of the most
surprising Of the many surprising
stories that the now historic tragedy
Of the Italia 5 loss, after its north
pole flight, has brought fourth.
Chukhuovsky found Mariana and
Zappi Unexpectedly as he flew with
four companions in the three motor
cd FoAkcr seaplaua from the kras-
sin, his mothership.
Unable 10 land, Chukhnovsky re
turned to the Krassin after circliug
over the explorers. On second
flight tMkhnoysky also was unable
to land. He started out on third
flight it was brought out-this
time - drop message to the party
that help was only q few miles away
Il little more than Is, to be exact,
ter the krassin was reported earlier
only that distance away.
Flyer Meets Disaster
This time ChukAnoVsky and his
-four companions met disaster them
selves.
They made forced landing on
the ice, and smashed their plane.
Taking their II days rations, the
flyers made for the coast, found il,
and radiocd their position to the
N.assin.
Because Of their knowledge Of the
condition Of the men at the Italia
camp, the leaders aboard the Kras-
sin decided to make alone fer their
Ice floc and try 70 rescue them.
At first it had been planned t.
pick up Chukmovsky and his com
panions and thtn proceed to the
rescue Of the ice camp group under
Lieut.. Alfredo Niglieri, who assumed
command as senior officer when
General Umbtrto Mobile was rescued
by airplanc.
It is hoped that the Krassin m:~
effect Chukhnoysky 5 rescue soon,
tor he landed near Cape Piaten, off
which h. had sighted the Malmgren
group Tuesday night.
Aboard the krassin are l34 men.
including crew Of ll0 besides
scientists. radio men and news
papcrmen.
r., Erassin 5 decision to try to
save the Niglieri group was first
made after Chuk,noy4Ey radioed
the ship
Never mind us; save the
others.
Chukhnov>Ey revealed in his mes
sage That he and his companions
had sat to WORK to provide for
themselves. I'm ease their II days
rations might prove insufficient, lie
said, they Immediately radioed al
rescue ships in the area and learn
ed what caches of food trappers and
dog sled rescue parties had left
Then they went out hunting and
killed polar bear almost ut once.
Chuklnovsky 5 fellow aviator
Babushkln, who operates from the
lee breaker Maligin, now near s..
Charles Island, radioed today that
he would try to rescue the Chut.
inoHshy party as soon as the skis
Of his plane, damaged when he mada
4 forced landing on the ice recently.
were repaired
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
TO THE VOTERS OF
IMPERIAL COUNTY

Being the only Superior Court
Judge assigned for duty in Imper-
ial county between June 10th and
September lst, Except in emergency
cases and the business of the two
DEPARTMENTS of the Superior Court
recurring my close attention and
time. it will be impossible for me
to call upon all Of the voters per
sonally. but I shall endeavor to do
so as far as possible.
I therefore take this means Of
soliciting your support and vote at
the coming primary election to be
held August g.
Respectfully,
u 10 VAUGHN \. THOMPSON
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
MANY FINED FOR
VIOLATION OF
TRAFFIC LAWS

Judge l. Mayfield was given
busy time in traffic court yesterday
afternoon and this morning as a re-
suit Of the war ON motorists recent
ly declared by Captain Frank Os-
walt OF the state traffic department.
There were % complaints filed by
the department and 10 appearances
made thus far.
a list of the motorists to appear
and penalties imposed follows:
c. II. Carver, cutting in, fined $25.
c. l.. Steadman, reckless driving,
fined $2J. Willie Jones, reckless
driving, fined $l5. Dorothy Sell
crs, speeding, fined $l5. John Wales,
cutting in, fined So. Frank Schartz,
speeding, fined SO. Herman Shaw
ner, speeding, fined $40. Arthur
Connor, speeding, fined $40. Robert
Stomayo, cutting corner, fined -.
Z. Mazemura Fred Cross, Juan
Garcia, Joe Pedro, \. w. Blacwood
paid fines Of 81 each for failure to
observe Boulevard stop signs. Mar
ie h. Roberts was given Il suspend
ed sentence on similar fine when
she pleaded guilty to like offense.
X. Z. Harbrook was arraigned
this morning on reckless driving
charge. He was arrested ON the Cal
cXico highway last nigh: by F. V.
Ackley and entered Il plea of not
guilty when arraigned before the
ludg" this morning.
Harbrook waived jury trial and
hearing i'll the ease and was held
Immediately. After the testimony
Of the case was entered the court
returned verdict Of guilty. Judge
Mayfield imposed fine of $50 but
suspended payment during the good
and lawful behavior of the defend
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
ny United Press Lensed Wire

WASHINGTON. July L. Post
master General New told the Brook
hart senate committee today that
Democrats through the national
committee solicited contributions
from postmasters when the Demo.
Gratis were in power.
He submitted a file of letters sent
out by w. d. Jameson, director of
finance of the Democratic national
committee from 1917 to 1920 ask
ing contributions of postmasf"rs
throughout the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
HUNDREDS SEEK TOT
Nv United Press Leased Wire

VAN NUY9, Calf, July L.
Hundreds of law officers were en-
gagged today in search for two
wear old Edward Eohall, who disa9-
peared from the front yard of has
iome while his mother was prepar-
ing dinner last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Pr0bers Move
To Mississippi

ATLANTA, Ga, July -. The
center Of federal investigation into
patronage charges involving postof
flee appointments shifted today
from Atlanta to Biloxi, Miss, where
. federal grand jury was in process
Of organization, preparatory to ques
tioning 100 subpoenaed postma3ters
Of that state,
Senators Smith W. Rrookhart Of
Iowa and Cyrus Locher of Ohio, the
members Of the senate sub-commit
tee who investigated patronage
charges in Georgia.
Testimony during the three days
Of hearings here showed coutribu-
tions were made regularly by post
masters in the state to the Repub
lican organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
COTTON MARKET
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, July 12.-Cotton
futures opened steady with trade
rather active in the near months.
There was also considerable out
side liquidation in October, which
was we'll taken by professionals,
Wall street and the trade.
Prices recovered after heavy sell
ing to close to their previous clos
ing levels in the afternoon on
further unfavorable weather and
desire Of traders to replace long
lines. Ring sentiment was slightly
reactionary but the unIertone was
steady.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The cot
ton market closed 81 to II points
lower SuotS % %
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Smith Proposed
For Dry Ticket

CHICAGO, July IL. The
name of Governor Alfred E.
Smith was placed in nomination
as the ProhibitiC.l party's candi-
date for president at the nation
al convention here this after
noon.
James M. Templeton Of Cary,
N. c., made the nomination, de-
scribing Gov. Smith as "a man
known from coast to coast and
one who is not afraid of the
principals for which he stands.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
TO CURB DANCERS

LOS ANGELES, July 12.-City
council voted unanimously today
for the preparation Of an ordinance
making marathon dancing a mis-
demeanor,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

BILOXI, Miss, July o. The fed
eral grand jury probing charges of
alleged patronage in this STATE met
at TO "A. IN. today and after a
session lasting until afternoon ad-
journed without making public any
Of the proceedings.
Two Of the talcsmen who absent
ed themselves at yesterdays 5 call
Of the court were on hand and ex-
planned their absence to the salts
faction Of the court. The other l5
who failed to show up yesterday did
not appear today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Peach growers Of the lower Yaki-
ma Valley, Washington, have organ
lied to market the 1928 peach crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
(0JJN'IYBRJEFS

Reckless Driver He.d.-Y. G. Nor
enc Of Holtville was arrested on a
reckless driving charge last night
by c. J. Lee Of the state traffic de-
partmcnt following an automobile
accident in the Sandia district. No
one was injured in the crash but
10th cars were badly wrecked. Nor
emo is said to have been driving on
the wrong side Of the highway The
other machine was driven by f. l..
Black of Los Angeles. Moreno is
ordered to appear before Judge
Aayfield in answer to the charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Articles of Incorporation Filed
Amended articles Of Incorporation
were filed at the county clerk 5 of-
flee this morning by the Golden
State Milk Products Company, a
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

corporation. In the amended ar
ticles the capital stock of the COM
pany is increased from $5,000,000
to $20,0o0,0oo. The increase was
effected at recent meeting of the
directors and stockholders.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Bank Quotations

Western Washington is this year
growing 100000 bulbs of the new
Dutch iris.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
At Chicago

Boston 100 600 000-1 ; Q
Chicago 000 12l 00X-4 - q
Barnes, Cooney \ Taylor; Root &
Hartnett.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Poultrymen. Beware Of party from
coast falsly representing Robertson
& Fam. We will not be responsible
fay his transactions. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

WASHINGTON, July u. - The
Federal Reserve banks Of New York
and Richmond, Va, have increased
their re-discouut rates from Az to
3 per cent, the Federal Reserve
board announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

DR.. Foncannon, OsJeopath. Room
26 Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
National

Philadelphia At Pittsburgh, post
poned, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

DR.. A. 2. Hanson, Dentist, Davies
Bidg. Extraction specialist adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
At New York

Detroit 600 0l0 003-4 8 O.
New York 900 010 Ol0-2 s o
Stoner Il Woodall; johnson 4
Grabowski.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Drink Paul's Lemonade and feel
healthy. 1t is made of genuine lem
ons. is pure, and fun of pep. Drive,
walk for it, st Pickwiek Stage De
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
We tmorland Man Arrested.-R

We tmorland Man Arrested.-R.
/. Lambert. II. Of Brawley was ar
rested in Westmorland this morning
by Deputy sheriffs Sharp and Gil
lett on a warrant charging him with
assault. Complaint in the case was
entered by Otis Gilmore and the
warrant issued by Judge Cook. The
defendant viii be arraigned before
Judge Cook late this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
BASEBALL RESULTS
Score of today's games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:45 p. III
American
At philadelphia

Chicago -. 00l OOl lOl-4 II !
Philadelphia 00l 00l 0l0-3 10 o
Lyons and Borg; Walberg and
FoNN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

NEW ORLEANS, July l2.-Thc
cotton market closed steady. Spots
off 81 at 2l.9l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Banks Advance
RediscOunt Rate
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, July l2.-- The ad-
vance in the Chicago Federal Re
serve bank re.discount rate Tuesday
was met by the New York bank to-
day After long meeting today the
rate was raised to per cent from
~. percent The latter rate has
been in effect since May l8.
1t is the first time that rate
Of ; per cent has been in effect
since Nov. 3, 1921, when the rate
was cut from > per cent.
Chicago and New York Federal
reserve banks are the only institu-
tions with per cent rate.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Collections Everywhere. Imperial
VALLEY Credit Ass n. l13 No Fifth.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee shop. Air Cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
At Boston

st. Louis ..-. O00 l02 006-3 : 0
Boston ---.-..... 0O0 Ol0 00O--l 10 l
Crowder and Maniom; MacFayden,
Settlemire and Berry.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

We Loan to Build, buy or refin-
anee. TYLER Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

DR.. L. J. Barabe, Dentist, 6i7 Main
Over PiggN Wiggly.Phone 5S2W.
a1v
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Divorce Trial opens-Trial in
the case Of George ". Adams
against Ruth Adams, 4 divorce ac-
llon, was begun in Judge Thomp-
son : superior court this morning.
The plaintiff is being represented
by NJ. G. Atchison while Alfred
Blaisdell is appearing rs attorney
Tor the defendant. \ counter ac-
tion has been brought III the ease
bv the defendant
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
At Philadelphia (second Game)

Chicago ........ l00 GOO 100 L D
Philadelphia POO l0l Ok u I
Adkins and Grouse; Rommeu and
FoXN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Fighters Under Arrest.-M. Ava
kin. 33. and sam Pracial, 81. both
Of FL Centre. were arrested by city
police shortly after , O'Clock yes
tcrdav afternoon when they staged
e heated argument on Main street.
The police were forced to halt some
fistic fireworks when they arrived.
The two men furnished bail OF 50
each for appearance before city
court tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Hundreds of Thousands of people
have been drinking Pau 5 Lemon,
ade for many years. All 'ar round,
at Pickwick Stage Depot adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25e up. Merchants lunch,
j0c; Table hote dinner, Sl0O.
Air Cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

Aged Man Jailed.-H. c. Panno,
65, no home, was convicted on 4
charge Of disturbing the peace in
Judge Mayfiold's court this morn
ing. Evidence was introduced to
show that the man had gone to q
ranch near Holtville conducted by
Emmett Edwards early this morn
ing and that he had used vile and
INDECENT language in the presence
of women and children. The court
sentenced him to sy-nd 90 days in
the county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

II 10 VAUGHN \. THOMPSON
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
ASKED FOR MONEY

Hartnett.
Evening star., 1928-12-05
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, nj. ID.

medical and surgical periodicals are
now publishing reports of the success
full cases recorded by hundreds and
| thousands.
A Minnesota ,hysician recently re-
ported 384 cases CT laricoSe veins thus
treated, and in 65 OF these cases there
were ulcers besides. Varicose Ulcer, a
complication III considerable lropor-
ton of cases of variCose veins, occurs
because the tissues of the leg are So
poorly nourlshed. It is obstinate and
difficult to heal for the same reason.
This doctor finds that the attempt to
cure the ulcer first and the varicoSitieS
afterward is wrong III theory and iii
practice. He urges that The varicoSe
veins be obliterated by :hc chemical
injections first, aud afterWard it IS
easier to bring about healing of the
ulcer He favors The use Of srpportive
bandage, rubber sponge pressure oier
the liberation ana judicious skin
grating at the proper time. He de-
clares that all vailClse ulcers can be
healed if the varicose veins are oblit-
Grated by injection treatment and Kept
healed If not, it means that the ply
sician has not located the particular
vein which causes the trouble and
which is often under the ulcer bed;
or else he mas not employed the nee
essary lasting support of the limb.
II the past thu successful treatment
of varicose ulcer has generally in
volved irksome rest in bed or at least
off the feet, as lie only means st The
physicians disposal to eliminate the
tlect of stagnaJiCn of blood III the
tissues. The Minnesota mans sLgges-
ton to obliterate he varicose vein as
a preliminary step in the healing of
the ulcer would seem to be a highly
practical contribution.
IConvright. 1881