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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
MRS. DEMPSEY
DFNGES RIJMORS
OF SEPARATION
BY Unltcd Press Lcusct Wire

NEW YORK, March 9. Estcll,
Taylor is as unsettled about her
future as her husband, Jack Dcmr-
scy, is about his,
"BUt one thing is certain, slr
sand today "Thcrc will be no d,.
vorcr.
Her heavyweight boxer husband,
now wanting to turn promoter,
wishes her to leave the movies, Miss
TAYLOR said. She may do it. Mean
time She may Ct some stock parts,
SO She can train for the talkics if
she wants to enter Them.
But in the back Of her mind is Il
desire to write stories, poems
and she may take an author course
at Columbia University If Jack
settles here.
"pou' t believe any Of this tal',
that We are not happy together, -
she snid For Jack and | have oll
fashioned ideas about marriage. -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
GETTING HOOVER
TO EXERCISE IS
DIFFICULT TASK
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Dr.
joel 7. Boone, personal physician to
President Coolidge and now to Pres
ident Hoover. finds the main prob
lem with his new charge is getting
something to replace the famous
electric horse used by the last ehict
executive.
President Hoover does not play
golf, docs not ride horseback, and
is not dovotpc Of walking, as was
President Coolidge, He fishes, but
that is out Of tine question.
u am open to suggestions" DIR.
Boone said.
lie must find some exercise that
the President will enjoy, and pres
cribc it regularly.
Dr. Boone explained the Presidcu5
is in fine ply steal shape, and is a
man Of tremendous energy.
"Uc has a wonderful physique, il
n powerfully built man, and has
huge muscles on his back and shoul-
ders, the White House physician
said.
He thinks the new President prob.
ably will take to walking for his
daily exercise, though he said no
may hr able to persuade him to usc
the medicine ball, which President
Hoover enjoyed in the mornings on
the boof on his South American
tour, tossing the bail about with his
SON, Allan
The President takes setting up
exercises in the mornings, as he has
done for years.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
YOUNG OR Ant
PICKED Up BY
OFFICER HERE
Brother Of Kidnapped Lad
Was Subject of State
wide Search.

Easily recognized by the upper
half a. his K. o. T. G. uniform
which he was wearing, Donald Grant,
II, Of Los Angeles, and brother Of
Dickic Grant, recent principal in Il
kidnapping case, WAS picked up on
the street here today By Officer G.
l.. Pennington.
Grant left his homo in Los Angeles
early in the week, leaving behind
him note stating h" was tired of
having so much trouble and wanted
t. got away from it all.
y statewide search was started for
the youth. who was 4 student at
Lincoln high school. Coming so
shortly after his younger brother
had been returned home, following n
Two months absence, Donald 5 dis
appearance caused new grief'in the
Grant household.
Following his arrest by Pcnning-
ton, he was taken to police head
quartcrs and later to the county
Jail to await the arrival Of his faith
cr. No charge WAS placed against
him.
IN talk with Judge Perkins this
morning Donald said he left home in
a Ford car of ancient vintage and
drove it to San Diego, having con
siderable trouble cnroutc. He spent
all day Thursday in San Diego fix
ing the car, and started out for the
valley yesterday morning, arriving
here last night
Had School Troubles
He was out of funds and tried to
dispose Of a fountain pen for enough
gasoline to get him to Imperial
whore he hoped to get work in the
lettuce fields. He was irving tc
find a way to raise the money when
Pennington picked him up.
Asked as the reason for leaving
home Grant stated he is captain in
the L. O. 7. C. and was hoping to
be made a ma ior. He was forbidden
/ to attend an inspection OF the or.
ganization at Lincoln school, the
school nurse asserting he had
"pink eye - He disregarded hen
command and attended the inspec
tion, thereby drawing suspension
and losing the chance Of becoming
! a major
About the same time he hit
truck while driving his fathers ca
ard vas given a traffic ticket. Th
two incidents worried linn and Il,
decided to leave his troubles benin,
him.
81 guess I've made a fool OF
myself" he told Judge Perkins
land | may as well 90 back ant
| face the music.'
When told that he had done moth
ing really serious, and that he should
not let petty troubles get the better
of him, he agreed with the judo,
and said he would try his best tC
make good in the future.
The elder Grant is expected f,
come here tonight for his son.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Aide To Sandin0
Is Executed
By United Press Leased Wire

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March
g. Manuel Maria Jiron, famous
Sandino rebel chief who was cap
turcd Feb. by 4 patrol of Nicara-
guam volunteers under Lieut.. Herr.
nau Iian,.h.a Of IT,. unitc@ States
.ariuc -, va, coar mlrt;:.'i
AID shot ~ to-day, It WIS annoanc
today.
Jiron' VS. found g.'ts &c treach-
e}v in attempting To lead n" pr'rol
6 volunteers nto a 9aHilt amlnA.
When J,on was up .t.'i he was
,afcrcd amnesty in s..prn Tor act
.,g US = guide Ia ,Re vol1n;cer
uatrols. II: apparel GLADLY ac.
ted tha ,ffor. Then :"!-ipn On
tie part IF patrol 'ade~s rat"l'cl
an ambush into which Jiron songht
to lead the mcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
COOLIDGE AIR
ADVISORS WILL
Be REPLACED
BY ALFRED p. REcK

(Cnlted Press S6afI correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 9. - The
air cabinet Of the Coolidge admins
tration is disbanding.
Chly two members, Assistant
Secretary Of War Dawson and As
sistant Postmaster General Glover,
are to remain under President Hoov-
cr, 1t was learned today.
The other two, Assistant Secretary
of Navy Warner and Assistant See
rotary OF Commerce MacCracken,
are to return TO private life.
During the past few years the
four became as we'll known to aero
nautics as the famous infield combi-
nation of Tinker to EverS to Chance
did to baseball.
Warner, Glover, MacCracken and
Dawson were names to be con
sidered w.cncver aeronautlcs were
discussed. The four are credited
with doing as much if not more for
the promotion of safe flying than
any other group.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
LIQUOR CHARGES
FILED AGAINST
CITY OFFICIALS
u, Inl,rh I,rr.- I.rn-rh Wire

Nal Ft.d u,,,. Police Comm.,
... Rat N.a'i. ri u a~.r... %
IrH H 'e r. rpf#ar u t.f
. t..N uu H..h r. o. Hrsv.r Ia
'-r .HHuu fuA.o'.f. '.a
-r ra. t...u uta custody
HH eif .H indictments urH"i
'rt# tfr rrud uN ''n
I.sI.n.rf- Charged tIat pnu'l
I.n .fa..u r8. lu..rl
H..H .. licensing .sN.#H..
U.-r .uI s ls pa.tIug
$4,000 N.rH #.HI.I wHdus n'
u..i n H.| O.uI. u.r b,Id r
.I.l h..I
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
"Miss America"
Given Divorce

RENO, Ncv, March o.-Fay
Lanphlcr, "Miss America" Of 1925,
was granted a divorce here from :.
If, Spicgcl Jr, of Chicago, who aGc
charged threw things at her and
slapped her,
The couple had been married less
than a year. Miss Lanphier said in
her petition for divorce that Spiegcl
threw books and electric light bulbs
at her and that on one occasion he
slapped her with wet towel. De.
tails of these incidents were denied
a large crowd due to private hear
ing in Judge IS chamber.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
GALES
LEADING
FORCES
Mexico Gathering Huge
Amy In Effort To Put
Down Rebellion.
PEACE IN JUAREZ
Rebel Troops Succeed in
Capturing NaZatlan,
SiHaloa.
ny Ipited Press leased Wire

3,kIstu s#,,.- ...H# fa sVDaH
down 4fuu N,..ya aIt.# #4as. .a.o.a.
cd todas nt ~,,rtaf. .: N..t ta.i.s.
nprthWafu a...m,r. 81 .asI
'ata.ist a,ur.
\ government Hmuun roo. --u.i
&. noon at tH- Ir-4l.as.a .u Mr,laa
city related tUae .s so.unu. had
reached th yiy at Larat,.as and
continued tber altaHce au Tia ctis7
ut Durango and Tarau.
The Io,a4-t army pat m.p tn
field EY Calls. Is on, ~ iht largest
ever a<sru h#ei II M.Nl,u, and with
1t the government hopes o. end ta.
uprising ot tah.l generals and ths.r
followers.
WhHo the loyM coHor', pres, 4
uorthward, Gcu,r5l Borqu.l at ".
aalr> claimed thc rrhetS had ~.itrd
MalatlaH ia ~ualoa an imp.rtan.
seaport. and fr predicted tla' GaH
cral l'urha would continue uu -
Guadalaiara. placing himself in "a
position o. smash toward the capital
Meantime, Washington ady.ee-
pictured Secretary of state Kellogg
Is optimistic Of fedora, triumph
over ttr rebels
Juarel, scene Of fighting y,,,er
day when reh,l~ captured thu city,
was reported doing cuisines, 70,
uSua today
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Obregon's Widow
Favors Rebels
By United Press Leased Wire

NANAJOA, Sonora, Mexico
March 9.-Maria Tapia De Obregor
wido" Of the late General Alvago
Obrogon, is sorry that there mus
again be. fighting in Mexico bn;
sh feels that the revolution j.
right and Just, She said here todav
81 am troubled because 50 many
fine Young men will be Killed. She
said, But they fight to uphold the
causes Of my husband. -
General Obregon, former presi
dent, and at the time of his dealt
Prcsident-elect of Mexico, was rs
sassinatcd near Mexico City.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
CONFERENCE TO
Meet APRIL Y
AZ SANTA Fl:
~ Unitcd Press Leased Wire

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ, March
q. IT., tri-stata Colorado ri@er
c,nf-suce WAS IN adjournment 20.
day uptil April l. to give Arizona
lad california "a breathing spe}!
ia th#.r controversy over the aliot-
mont of waters Of the Colorado
river. The conference VIII recon.
yDua at Santa F..
Col. William j. Donovan, chair.
man. suggested the recess.
..W, need q breathing spell, hc
aid. Upon the face Of the pro
p.ssls ,uhmitt.d by California and
,ri<oua, it would seem their diver
gent views caru1. be rcroneilcd. Eut
upon analyst, ] think any fair Oh
server would ny that actually thaS.
tso s'atrs ar, mot too far apart &
reach % meeting point. However
'o,l must hr prepared to HAY.
wutam confidence I'M each other
-,u~. .f fairness.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Stiins0n Fails
To Set Record
ny Inited Preas LenSed Wire

BAY CITY. Mich. March .,
Forced to land after being in the ar
less than II hours in an attempt 70
establish a new endurance record
for heavier than air craft, Captain
Eddie Stinson said today he viii
legin preparations for another eff
fort in the near future.
High winds, snow and freezing
temperature were ascribed us rea
sons for failure of the flight. The
plano was forced to land in the bay.
Stinson and his chief pilot, Ran
dolph Page, had been aloft since
1910 Il, m. Eastern Standard Time
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
REED IN
Another
4 7 A(k
Former Senator Flags
Officials Who Vote Dry
md Live Wet.
ADVICE TO HOOVER
Wiss0urian Wants To
Know What Investiga-
ton Is Like.
By United Press Leased Wire


CHICAGO. March 9.-James 4.
Reed, the "Silvcr Thunderer, de-
livered another attack here on pro-
l4ibition and sniveiing congression'
al hyprocritcs who vote dry and
down it with drink"
The former Missouri senator
paused in Chicago enroute to his
Kansas city home long enough to
outline for President Hoover s pro-
Iibition Investigating committee 4
"plan of action that will not
dwindle into trumpet blowing
farcc'
The Missourian, placed Judges as
those who first should be put under
the microscope. He said that there
are some Judges who do not hesitate
to give a 6ootlegger the maximum
penalty for selling rum but who
have Il secret foudness Efor quart
in the home pantry and a nip be
fore dinner.
president Hoover is going to
have an investigations Reed de-
clared. "What kind? Will it con
sist of the usual investigation aero
hatics and juggling or will it be tie
kind business man would make OF
a great industry.
Gould Get Evidence
Prohibition Officers, if acting
in good faith, cannot conduct such
in investigations. They could never
get at the real truth. The minute
they begin shooting, every pro-
tectcd bootlegger would be tipped
off and the investigation would
meet with failure. Anyway no gem
teman would take job which re-
quired shopping ON his neighbors.
ats not the man who takes a
drink occasionally who makes tine
appalling moral issues in this coun-
try. It's the judge and politician
who pass Judgment on that man and
then 90 home and sneak a drink
when they think no one is looking. -
The former senator concluded his
summary of the prohibition investi
cation with the remark that he could
take S5Q,0G0 and get enough evil
, dcnce to appall every preacher and
every honest man in the country
who wants to minimize evil and get
good results.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
CAT CAUSES SHOOTING

JACKSON, Tenn, March o. Be
cause his wife put out the eat
against his orders, Herbert Crane
shot her through the breast, accord
Dug 20 information given police.
Crane was held in Jail on charges of
assault with intent to murder and
Nr~. Crane was in n critical condi-
tI.u lu % hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
North OF State
Gets Little Rain
by United Press Leased Wire


SAN FRANCISCO, March Q. -
The wholesale drcuching for which
agricultural interests have been
praying still was lacking today, al
though weather forecasts indicated
more rain over the week end aud a
chance OF the storm becoming hoav-
ier in precipitation,
No record of snow in the Sierras
was received, but there was ikeli-
hood of an addition 10 the snowpack,
the forecast said
Rainfall during the night was
small. San Francisco measured on
Of an inch. Salinas and Pit. Reyes
recorded .O&, while Mt Hamilton,
Red Bluff, Eureka and San Jose re-
ported only traces Of precipitation
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
YOUNG WOMAN SUICIDE
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March 9.-Patri.
Ella Pembcrton, 90 found dead in
the Blue JAY garage today, commit
ted suicide, police reported after an
extensive investigation. A bullet
through the head caused her death.
A gun was found on the seat of her
automobile near her hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
TRIPLETS BORN
ny United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Calf, March 9. Trip
LETS were born here last night in
th, General hospital to Mrs. John
Walter. Two of the infants, a boy
aud q girl, died in the first 10 hours.
u was expected the third baby, Il
girl. would live.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
TO GET DEATH SENTENCE
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 9. James
Chandler negro, viii appear before
Superior Judge Aggeler Monday to
be sentenced to hang for the murder
of his commonlaw wife, Jessie
Stafford, Chandler was found guilty
by a Jury yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
PLAN AIR LINE
ny united Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March Q. The
new Los Angelcs-Koneas City pas
scngcr line of the Western Air En-
press win open about May l, If was
announced here today. Fourteen
passenger planes win require II
hours for the east bound trip and
- hours for the west bound trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
cLoUDY WEATHER COMING

LOS ANGELES, March 9.-Tho
weather bureau said that cloudy
and unsettled conditions would ,N-
ist in southern California today aHa
that rain might fall touiS.t or 70.
morrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
WOMAN JUMPS TO DEATH
ny united Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March D.
Clasping her hands around her
knees, Mrs. lla Donovan, 80, plung,
ed 10 death from an eight story
window of the subway terminal
building here today. Her body
crashed through skylight on "a
fall. She left no message indicating
the cause of her act. The manner ~
fer suicide was noted BY workers u
adjoining office buildings.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
DIVORCE GRANTED
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March Nr.
Marjorie JGdson was granted d..
vorce today from Harold JuI u
formor deputy district atturary
under Asa Kcycs. ars. JI1.m
charged hey husband with wuial
cruelty and continual u,cmnefaare
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Indy AGAIN
TAKES ROLE OF
MAIL CARRIER
Lone Eagle Opens New
Air Line From Mexico
City to Brownsville.
BY United Press Leased Wire

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, March 9.
Col Charles A. Lindbcrgh, flying
tine plane "McXico' inaugurating
airmal service from the Mexican
capital to this American city land
"a hc,, safely at l:&7 p. m. today.
The youthful airman, playing
again the role of iuitiator Of new
aimail links with southern lands,
left Mexico City at 100 a. m. MeNI-
can time today, sped onward to
Tampioo whore he landed at II a. m.
for a five minute stop and then co"-
tnucd ON TO Brownsville.
Pohcc threw guard around
lindb,rgh 5 plane while a fife anJ
drum corps formed to escort him to
the reviewing s'aud, where Major
General james f.. Frchct, army air
corps, awaited,
Colonel Liudbnrgh, General FecHet
and Miss Amelia Earhart, tranS-At-
iautic av.atriN, will be honor guests
at % banquet here tonight.
NAlBUFNA FLYING FIELD,
Mexico city, March 9.-Coj. Charles
a. Ludbrrgh left ON his inaugural
hight over the air mail and pas
S s.ng,r route to Brownsville, Tex, at
7:5i a. m, today.
Iiudbcrgh was flying the plane
=. Mexico o'-christincd with bot
t'r of champagne yesterday - and
was headed northward for Tampico,
cast of the war shattered area in
which General Gales was starting a
great drive against the northern
u,b.l forces today.
\ companion plane pilotcd by
Frank SNYDER of thr Mexican Avia-
tiou Go. left the field at sos Il m.
and was followed few minutes lat
yr hy the regular mail plane to
Tawpjco.
Liudhprgh is scheduled to make a
hricf halt a Tampico, He is due in
Hrovnsyilc this afternoon.
Alfred Kent was with Lindbcrgh
as ,opilot.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
NAME DERBY rAvoRITE
n, luiied rrr.. t.easrd WIrc

NEN 1NEk. Nar-f 8 g. r.
rad'.,'s EI. ImE.pa remain,
fI. fHF.Hf. IH OH. HIHt.r ..uhs uu
the N.ufH.. fhN .aurIta 'Ist
h.u. announced fal. ft, sr.uu
.a't rr... p. - a ,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
TAKE THAT NOW

LOS ANGELES, March 9.-The
board Of supervisors has passed or,
dinauces prohibiting throwing
snowball> or picking wild flowers
in los Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
BY FREDERICK c. oTHMAN
Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff CorTespond0nD
Ell PASO. TcN.. March g. Juaryl,
'hihHahua Mos. was ready for
- business rs usual today. its rcto.
utiouary hattlc.ovcr, bodies ut th"
dead removed from tho streets and
blood stains wiped from the curb
stones.
Bridges, however. remained guard
"a both by American aud Mexican
officials. The Uuitrd Pres, corrrS
pond mt finally managed o. obtain
permission 20 cross INTO Mexico and
visit tho scene of Yesterdays bat
tie, where 30 person, wrr, Eillrd and
about $50 wounded.
The federal soldiers who wcr.
driven out of Juarcl yesterday were
informed At Fort Bliss, Tex. today.
where they will remain until they
can bc assured safe passage to other
federal troops in Mexico.
Brig. Gen. George Nann Horn
Mosely, commandant of Fort Bliss,
arranged for the intcrnmcnt. a.,
watched the battle with his troop,
yesterday, from across the border
The United States troops trained
guns across the lime hut it was found
unnecessary TO fire.
\ child, Lydia Rodartc. was killed
ON the American side hv STRAY
bullet and another child was wound
3D. I. f. Barnes, head waiter at the
famous Minte cafe, mn American.
WAS killed in Juarcz.
,t,rI 81
were clear of pedestrians. Usually
hundreds of persons crowd "a.
streets. Bullet holes were noted ian
dozens of buildings aud plat. c'a.s
windows were smashed In store,
throughout the business section.
\ true" declared after the fcdcrals
surrendered was still in effect. What
is in prospect for the future is in.
definite. It is believed the fcdrrals
will attempt to rctakc the town, but
probably not in the immediate fn.
turr.
NCGALES, Ariz., March Q. Rcvo
lutionary forces driving on t. Mex
leo Gty captured the city Of Malat
Ian in the state Of Sinaloa. General
francisco Borqucz, lender of the
northern Sonora rebel forces, an.
bounced today.
General Borqucz stated that Cen.
cral Ramon Iturbc occupied the i'm.
portant seaport a few hours after
General Jaime Carrillo and his
federal troops fled south toward the
sbatc of Navarit.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
LEGISLATURE TO
SPEED UP WORK
FOR HARDY CASE
Impeachment Hearing To
BE Given Full Attention
Oi Soluns.
BY HOMER L. ROBERTS

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
SACRAMENTO. taIif.. March .
Nf. e.'F + .,rt remaining be
f#fr ..s Impeachment trial Of Judg.
'##.s iI.nls .f Los Angeles, th
ta-. aIs,4ae today IaId plans t.
- .f. bl--#st r.oHlDms water
.Hs. anal ...ne INTO the IeIisIa
.rrI immediately
500 tulYUr Valley counties. who
.rs trgf.. affected boy he water
conservation pIar. bay" opcacd Of.
.aea .4 Sacramento and are lobby
ue t.. fa. proposed s7o,0ep,oo0 dam
loo ~.I.#t ,uIuty. Tho outcome Of
ta.=r r.. .est. 'hyy insist, means pros
r.Ht. af bn.r ruptry fnr hundreds Of
farmer. 81 tHat region.
G..,fnar O.. g. Young is expected
card. us.f WrgI. To band 'hc lrg.s
I.'aa. 70 i. pott of the state tax com.
u.s~.,u gpou it, rWo years studs
..tw,lea lg -br las Legislature.
I'll, rport published IN fuII Jwo
n.e.s ago, provoked widespread dis
.as-..u in tle two houses because
at ITS drastic recomm ndatious.
I'll include proposals to abolish
tbe present gross receipts tax on
rgtIr e'.'itv corporations, return
my ,u0a property to counties fol
taeation; lrvH.ug aa ad valorem tax
ou r.l estate, aad aboli,hiug tn.
stat. board of equalization.
IHr governor. acting solely q.
trumi'tuE agent, is not expected
10 comment au thu report of .th.
rouni slou.
To Discuss Crime
ttwiH4I law education measures
rr posed hy ttr California Grim.
,aamis -lou. wil' receive their first
hearing u senate committee Thur,
dat night. oue ot tl.s bills pro
Vide for intelligence te~ts for chill
drsu our1lled i'm public schools. t1
determine amy who may hr suhuor
"al or Hvr criminal tendencies.
Au anui~ticc hetWrru legislator.
fer aud against California giI
marriage acf hn. been declared. IN
agreement was reached between IS
>mhlyran B.r. r. ~uyd.r of SAINT.
Cruz aud \ A~sruhlvnau H. r. piI
'Hs,r ~ Pl#.srvili. hy which th
'Irrday "nait.uG' p.r-oI will h
retained iu thr 'aw, bu. application
tur lf.casrs ht mai. permitted.
Both SNYDER aud p.lu..r ha.
sought ~ p.a' ~. ac.. A tui,
opponent. senator Jam.. NJ. Ailrl
uf lr.Ea, refused % join in th
truce. however. and relesfs t1 pusl
bis hilI asking f.r repeal
Tho assembly aefa'i.a coma.t'.
TODAY took ud.r rdl ll..ueuf trr -
Hiu.s..a''nu = biiI calling frr rc-ula
tlon ,. a'V'ur p.Io'.. ~.aoai au.
IandHrg fI.'l- 80, 'I, ...' "f
rahl, hearing Iat. yesterday.
Pilots of ~ a planes frau th
has region fl.n 20 tl. STAT rauitu
90 register tHer protest against t'
measure, ana urI, substitution o
The f,d,rl lit.u..H. system. lIu
tenant Colonel g. q. Eraut. rpmmu
der ot Cri>sv Field. was tIr Chi.
speaker g.; the l.aUu.. and .usi-tcD
that IT.. PROPOSED a.. ro.la stiff
rather 'hau ,l.rufur. Ni1,.1n q,
.alspmsu'.
A->ewh}mau pm Tumef. %
>a"'a Paula. il. .'fINu' I.-.-Iafur.
who own. aui operates ht, oN
plano, ALSO opposed t'r '.ll
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Ready For Hop From Texas to Panama

Ira o ri WHO a prom ar N
t no. ron
Il g is
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
TOMORROW
MONDAY

hadlo hAO, II TO /.
Twice Told Tales club. Home
Of Mrs. II. G. Diller.
Masonic luncheon, Barbara
Worth 1890.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
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WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Imperial theatre. 1.-The Doc
tors Secret.
TOMORROW
Services at all churches.
Imperial theatre. THE Great
White North
Radio KXO, II a. nj. to Q ..
m. 6-10 p. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Minister'S Plea
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County Clnk Calvin .. N.l.. .a
returned to-day frm ~H Fu
whore hc wl, Called 81. i N..a... F.
the above ease. GmNrI. + a.. ..H.
at the trial maJr % audu..'
tum on am mh,r.arre taN ,s-.. ,e
volviug the cs'ot, ,r Ju.rs E.0
Oakland capitalist.
Bohu had several hundred f.eu
sand dollar, worth of lmp.uaI e.
rigatim District lwnJ H- ra d.
his estate. Gruycr concealed .pII.si
matcly 100000 uf t.. u.l U
making his affidavit.
The accused offered ae 81 d.f..,
q dual personality, ,t.tIug tha a
an individual hc know uf tle tN. .st
cncc of the bonds hut tl#t a#.,. .,.,...
tor Of Bohn 5 estate hr Ra. ualH r..
Of their existence. Tho ur. .fu..u
TO accept the plea