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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARIs
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY' ALARM
CLOCK

"Look here, my dear!' Une.,
Wiggily's wife called to him ON
morning as he was hopping out OF
the hollow stump bungalow to g
fishing You simply will have te
do something about it,
about what, my love? asked
the rabbit gentleman. "D1 you
mean my pink nose? Why, I can I
help it because it wrinkles.
''Oh, IN not talking abou.
your nose!' laughed Mrs. Longears
II am speaking of the alarm clock,
Something is wrong with il.
"Won it WASH its hands or
face?' asked Uncle WiggiIy in =
low voice. "Surely that is very
wrong! But perhaps if YOU speak
kindly--'
"Nonsense!" interrupted the
rabbit lady. " You know tn, alarm
clock doesn t need to wash its
hands or face l am speaking cf its
bell. 1t rings at the wrong time.
More than once Nurse Jane or
have thought the alarm clock bell,
ing ing at the wrong time, was
the front door bell. And when we
90 there
'The cupboard is barc!' chuck
led Uncle Wiggily, speaking like
Old Mother Hubbard.
''Oh, will YOU be sensitlc!
cried Mrs. Longcars "What ! mean
is that the alarm clock bon rings
when it ought not to. Instead of
going off early in the morning u
awaken Nurse Jane 50 sne will get
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
Douglas Police
Held Under Bono

PHOENIX, Ariz., April II. U.P)
Chief of Police Leslie Gatliff and
Captain Walter Morris Of the
Douglas, Ariz.. force, were at lihcr-
t. today ON bonds of 5000 facing
trial on charge or smuggnuA
munitions of war into Mexico.
Following secret indictment by
the federal grand jury the two of,
ficialS were sought on bench war
rant. 1t was charged that two ma-
chine guns and $1,000 roands of
ammunition We're sold by the two
men to rebel forces near Aqua
Prieta
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

stop aching as soon as you ct to
the dentist 5, so the alarm clock
stopped ringing as soon as Uncl,
Wiggily got off the ear. He wa,
hopping through the woods, taking
a short cut to the butcher store
where he thought he could get tn,
clock fixed. when, all of sudden
out of the bushes jumped the Fuzzy
Fox.
"Ah, ha! | have caught YOU at
iast,' howlcd the fox and, grab
bing the poor rabbit gentleman
around the neck The Dad Chap h..
gan TO drag him off TO - den in
the woods.
"Oh, stop! I.c: me 90, Pleas.
let me go'' begged the bunny
80! I'm goin- 20 haro Won in
for lunch'' bark"d the FuzIy. Fox
Poor Uncle Wiggily didn't know
what to do. He was wishing tn"
Polio" Dog would come along. and
the fox was dragging the bunny
over the rough pare when, nu .l
a sudden, there was the loud ring
ing Of 4 bell.
"What's that?" hovlcd the fox.
"I'irn! Fire! Firo,' cried Uncle
Wiggily as Tie bell rang louder and
louder.
"Oh, maybe my den is on firr,''
howlcd the fox. 81 ID better run and
put it out. | Il catch You another
timc!'' And, dropping the rabbit
away ran the Bad Chap. Then Uncle
Wiggily laughed, took the alarm
clock out Of his pocket and said:
"Thank you, Mr. Cockl You
rang lust in time. But IN soon hav"
you fixed. " So he did and after
that the clock only rang wilcn it
should.
And if the canary bird docsn Il
eat the lace curtain, thinking it :
Swiss cheese on account nf the
holes, next I'lI tell you of Uncle
Wiggily's early clover.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
TEN YEARS AGO
April II 1919

Many FL Gentrans are included in
the list of those filing claims on the
acres surrounding Coyote Wells, due
to the oil excitement. More than
100000 acres have been filed ON III
,he past 80 days. +. Il. Simon was
elected director of the Imperial Oil
and Development company recently
formed by 40 representative valley
men,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

of his bungalow, over the fields and
through the woods.
Uncle Wiggily had 2 nice adven-
ture Of finding a new dandelion
plant growing beside brook and
he took it up and carried it home
and put it in the tin can that
Taddy, the little baby frog, once
SWAN in. | mean Uncle Wiggily
took up the dandclion flower, not
the brook.
- Oh. thank you, so much!' said
Mrs. Longears when her husband
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

engagements iu Australia, outlined
future plans before leaving for Los
Angeles.
Blake said there were no definite
dates, but several fights I'm Tie Of
fling, included Il Madison square
Garden offer for bantamwright
championship battle with the vim
ncr Of the Busly Graham Kid
Chocolate fight.
LaRarba was emphatic in declar-
ing that his farewell appearances
win be no patti" goodby TO the
ring, When he returns To Stanford
he Hill4be through with professional
boxing, he asserted.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

your breakfast, the clock goes off
at 10, or maybe II. And, as | said,
half the time il sounds like til"
doorhcll. You should take tn"
alarm clock to the shocmake.'s : ana
have l. fixed. >
every well, my dear, will
tomcrroW-a after come back from
looking for adventures, promised
thc rabbit and away he hoped out
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
FEDEL HAS TOLD
Us THAT STORY
SEVERAL TIMES

SAN FRANCISCO, April -. UR)
Fight fans admirers of Fidel La
Barha, former fyweight champion,
A,ho rcnounced the title 10 enter
Stanford University, aud then re.
-nounced education for fistic
comeback, may see him in four more
bouts before me- returns TO school
nUNt September
Fiael aud George R.ske, his n m
.st; y.g.r.ag yesterday ..-- 4 faF
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm.
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
April IL, 1909

Yesterday at the j. II. Edgar
nome the christening services of the
Episcopal church were conducted
FOR their little daughter Gene, Rev.
Marshall of Los Angeles officiating.
The marriage of Mrs. Emily
Mills, and II. A, Miller, of FL Ccntro
yesterday came as a surprise to
their friends. The ceremony was
performed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, II. IL. Seeley of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
April II. 1914

An order has just been received
from the general land office that all
desert land claimants hereafter
must make proof of ability to pro
vide water.
The Western Union Telegraph
company has moved to its new OF
flee in the Oregon hotel building.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

fornia were forced to submit simiI-
ar figures to determine the amount:
thry would be paid undcr 4 new
ruling governing their saIaf.cs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

II the above figures are correct,
or nearly 50, they woald Indicate FL
centro has doubled it's pePH'ation
in tho past eight years. according
ia .ludga Nayficld.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12

A 5000 600 hotel will be started
within 30 days at Dana Poin;,
Orange county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
Imperial Valley Press
Information Department
BUY TT IN Ell CENTRO
4cetylene Welding General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding BORING. PISTON Grn'lng, iTy-
wheel ring gears Pumps and Tractor work. Bicycles,
Novelties Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Main Phone 4O-J
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
Agricultural LmE!ements-Farm E4uipment

The only stock of genuine parts in the valley. Cat
pillar Tractors. Euse-AndersOn. l4l4 W. Nam
ST Phone A3J
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Army & Navy Variety Store.

New and Used Furniture stoves, lNoleums, hardware
We buy and sell everything Tor less. M Marcot, prop
Nam st. Phone o0-4
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-12
Auto & Truck Repairing
Depot Blacksmith Shop

General Blacksmithing. Now dol
and 4th streets. l.. 4. Dunlap.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Fighting Hindus
Answer In Court

4 So fine ANA "a suspended ST
months jail sentence were imposed
upon Var Singh and a suspended six
months jail term WAS imposed upon
+. Singh when the two appeared IN
police court today to answer peace
disturbance charges in connections
with their alleged fighting,
The men were arrested last week
but their court hearing was cantin-
ucd ON two occasions to allow them
TO bring witnesses in their behalf
Attorney Ray johnson represented
T.. Singh.
Martin Taukcy, Is, of Yuma was
fined so or ordered to serve l2i2
days in Jail on "A drunk charge. H.
Was arrested late yesterday by
patroiman II. L. Willis.
!. Campbell, -, Of Los Angeles
arrested last night hy Patrolman G.
/. Roscnquest and booked at the
police station for investigation, was
turned over to county authorities
for further Investigation.
According to police reports,
Campbell was found at the rear OF
a local store by the officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
San Diegans Will
Give Talks Before
Valley Chambers

The regular January meeting of
the Associated Chambers of Com
morcc, to be held in Calcxico ncxt
FRIDAY night, promises to be very
interesting with Il number of out
side and valley speakers on the
program, according to Jasper T.
Travcrs, president of that body.
Oryille :. Mcpherson, executive
manager of the San Diego Chamber
Of Commerce viii be the speaker of
the evening His subject will be
:" Co=ordinHting Community Ell
fort. = Other speakers from the San
Diego chamber, who will accompany
Mcpherson, are J. ID. Pritchard,
manager Of the business develop
mrnt department, Jack Hartley of
the same department and two mem
bcrs of the road committee Of the
same chamber.
f. +. Anderson, of CaIcXico,
chairman of the civics committee of
the Associated Chambers. is expect.
ed to give an interesting report, and
Iravcrs has also called on Randall
Henderson of the border city, who
viii give q report Oh the activities
of the aviation committee, of which
IA, IS chairman Howard +. Meyer,
chairman of the industries and
trade committee. will also report,
W. II. Buchanan, secretary of the
Yuma Chamber of Commerce has
been asked to address the body and
Ncrn DcTar, farm advisor, will ad-
dress the meeting with some sug-
gostions for promoting tgood will
throughout the valley towns.
The meeting place has been
changed to the ElkS club rooms
and the executive board will meet
at 6:15. Dinner will be served
promptly at O'Clock, followed by
the regular meeting. The CaleNico
chamber has promised some inter
csting entertainment and it is eN-
pcctcd that the entire meeting will
be very successful.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

members, and it is expected that an
informal discussion will follow in
which many matters will come up
which will assist the local chamber.
Clagstone has been in charge Of the
western division for the past five
years, with a record of five previous
years also in national chamber
work. He has kept in close touch
with the east as we'll as the Yves,
and is an authority ON the nation $
business conditions and prospects.
His talk viii cover state and local
taxation, legislation pending Of in
tcrcst TO chambers Of commerce and
the present activities Of the nation.
al chamber.
Since the dinner will rot be a
large affair, those interested in at
tending are urged by Leo Hetzcl,
president Of the local chamber, to
make their reservations as soon as
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
new TRIAL FOR
THOMAS ASKED
BY ATT OR NE;YS

A motion for new trial was filed
today by Attorneys Ernest X. UtIcy
and Lee Nuffcr, counsel for John
Thomas, convicted by a jury in
superior court on January 1S. on a
charge of assauIting Sam McGec
with . gun.
Thomas was to have been SEN
tcnced by Superior Judge A. c.
Finney today but the imposition of
a penalty was continued until next
Friday when the motion for Il new
trial viii be heard.
In their motion for new trial
the defense attorneys alleged that
the jury received evidence out of
court other than that resulting from
view Of the premises.
1t also was charged that the
court misdirectcd the jury in mat
trrs Of law during the trial and par
ticuIarIy in that the court erred in
refusing to instruct the jury upon
2 question Of simple assault and re.
fused to give instruction offered by
tn" defendant informing the jury
that the crime Of simple assault was
included in that of assault with a
deadly weapon.
In addition it was asserted the
court refused to instruct the jury
that it might find the defendant
guilty Of simple assault if it be
licVed the evidence showed that he
had committe such an offcnsc.
Thomas attorneys also alleged
that tn" verdict was contrary to law
and the evidence.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

possible at chamber headquarters.
Because of the dinner, the regular
meeting of the board of directors
will also be postponed, but Hetzel
suggests that all directors attend
the dinner and meeting, as much
help will be received to meet FL
Centre 5 problems.
Tonight the junior division public
speaking class win meet, as usual,
at 1870, at the Valley Lumber Com
pany offices and tomorrow morning
the regular weekly breakfast will
be held at G:3O at the Barbara
Worth Hotel. Z. n. Christian re
ports q good attendance at the last
breakfast and asks all mbers to
attend tomorrow s meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
GLADSTONE TO
BE- GUEST OF
LOCAL CHAMBER

Tomorrow chamber Of commerce
luncheon will be omitted, and in.
stead the chamber will have a din
nor at the Barbara Worth at G:30,
to meet Paul Clagstonc, manager of
the western division Of the chamber
Of commerce Of the United States,
who is a visitor in Brawlcy today,
and VIII arrive in FL Centre tomor,
row.
CIagstonc, an authority on cham
Der Of commerce work, will give an
interesting talk to the chamber
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
The L. S. A. is only a
few minutes wide

TIE Bell System is ever busy
reducing the width of Amer
lea and the distance between
cities. For example, in the last
five years $50 major improve
mcnts, as we'll as thousands Of
others whose aggregate I'M
portancc mounts high, have
been made in telephone CEN
tral office equipment.
Improved operating prac-
tees have eliminated the ne
ccssity Of your Hanging up"
and being called back in 95
per cent Of toll and long
distance calls, adding new
speed and ease to out of town
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Club Hears Of
Power Project

Great enthusiasm toward the pro-
posed hydro-cIcctric power project
for the irrigation canal system in
imperial Valley was shown at Il
meeting here last night Of the
American Conservation club.
Director Mark Rose Of the Impe-
rial Irrigation district, ". J. Dowd,
chief engineer, and Supervisor
,Iudge \. e. Finncy spoke on the
plan to use the canal system for
generating g ,lc-tri" power for use in
the valley.
Dowd gave an cXaustive cxplana.
tion Of the project ard answered
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

calling. You hold the wire and
the operator does the rest.
Since New Years Day,
1927, the average time for
completing all out Of town
calls has been cut IS per cent
and at the same time the per
cent Of error has been further
materially reduced.
There is no standing still in
the Bell System. Better and
better telephone service at the
lowest cost is the goal. Present
Improvements constantly 90
ing into effect are butthc foun-
dation for the futures greater
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
MOXl {: s
kfAaAkxA a .asSlsslAASsax.AsASs&aA

Two crowded houses attended the
opening performance of the talk
les at the West Coast Imperial
Theatre last night and enjoyed the
newest development in screen enter.
tairment
estate Street Sadie" " the fca.
turc picture for the opening, will be
shown again tonight, together with
the balance of the bin including
George Dewey Washington, color
ed singer; "The Family Picnic y
and the Fox Movictonc.
Tomorrow Gary Cooper and Nancy
Carroll, in "Thc Shopworn Angel, "
win be the chief attraction
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

many questions put to him b. his
listeners.
During last nights session it was
decided to call general mass meet
ing, which viii be held in Judg,
Finney $ court room at the court
house at Z O'Clock th, night Of
February 4
All persons interested in the plan
are urged to attend. David viii 90
INTO further detail in explaining tia
project that night
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

hTaign,d ~ Theft ChrIgcs.--I .
Nartcli 50. .ul ". o. Davis, ~ Of
! os Aneel.a yer" arrai rrel ht-
yesterday lefor Judeu Matteia ON
GRAND t5eft charges and thor ius
uoe count u minaTy va. s,t fo,
~. Friday tecor1iug 'o e,rert>
from the startf's Office. the rcr
"r. alleged to havc stoIen u l;rs-
qua1tj'V of ernprfruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
STEVENS S DAIRY

Every precaution is taken to put
out the best grade milk and cream.
A. NJ. and z. NJ. deliveries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

The Puente Walnut Growers mar.
kctcd this year 3,3999lo pounds Of
"aInats, less than half the marketed
crop Of 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

DR., Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub,
Der and Ilccolite Plates a Specially,
6i7 Main St, El Centre. adv
Immigration Charge Rafael Ur-
rca, 49, Of Bositos, was arrested at
Mt. Signal and booked at the coun.
~ Jail here carly today ON a charge
Of violating The immigration law.
Academy OF Music, Elmer A.
Todd, director. Piano, pipe organ
and composition. Students of all
grades. High school credits. 632
Olive Phone 4GG. adv
Will c. Newell buying hay for
Kenneth r. Simpson & Company is
registered at the Oregon Hotel this
W,rE. Lcavr phone or address, adv
Mrs. Wilson, moved. Hrmstitcher,
to la22 Main. Wilson Machine shop.
Phone 70. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Rabbits are a most serious pest
in the southern end Of the Yakima
Valley, Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Clerk Forced Home-Dcspitc bis
attempt to resume his duties at the
court house yesterday, County Clerk
'"I g. Moasscan, who was injured
IN IN automobile accident last week.
WIS so III that he WIS forced to re
turn TO his home. His chief deputy,
Mrs. &. =. Harrison, acted for him
81 IL" meeting yesterday Of Ia,
hotfd If supervisors. Nthougu
Ioas.nau'S roJd,riou was declared
I" h. not serious he was ..eriur3 10
lis hcme to1J>
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, Dane
ing Instructor. 653 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Waterman 1lano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Storc,' or Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
last, 25c up; merchants lnnch 60c;
table d ! hote dinner $1.OG. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Dr.. A. B. Hanson, Dcntisy, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. edv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

For Sale Grapefruit Culls at PACK.
ing house D,lta Msrcaqt'. Paid.
7at. imr"riaI F11cy q .ap rru.
'lpWor5 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Ase~TyAs sgzszyT
E1Wd TO Spcak-N i Dowd -

E1Wd TO Spcak-M j. Dowd, chIcf
engineer Of the Imperial irrigation
district, viii address the Junior
"hambrr Of rommnrc" tomorrow
incoming at the breakfast meeting at
Ilote, barbara Worth DoNd will
speak ON I'D" proposed hydro-clcctrir
power PROFIT rer th" district canal
system.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

New Partitions at Distr,ct Office
New partitions aro bin, caa
.tructod in the MAIN Office m IL,
Imperial Irrigation district iuilI-
ing. offices now are divided oa'@
by wall "Aich d. not reach to H..
"ain ceiling. Tia noa divisions ar.
oi sonadproof composition aaae.r4--
tjR.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

1.ao Triangle Meeting Members
Fl th iue jr.snElt club are r.
~ rd.d of tG" meeting tomorrow
night a' II. #.mau's Ten Thousand
e,lh laas". \ rot lack dnuar viii
IT, served n 6 O'Clock followed 7y
t#t on "Worll Friendship" b,
Miss lie'ru s.ott, y secretary.
Member aIj FRIENDS are invited It.
aitaHl.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv

Fined Fer Aca1u.t \ fine Of So
a. "a altorn@tr ja,l tcnl Of fly"
days was imposed yesterday by
judea Iorcaz at CaloXico upon
Aalonio Casa,, - or that city, who
was charged with assault. W. +
&ouH@, 40, Of Pomona, charged with
reckless driving was sentenced to
pay = fin Of $50 or serve q term
of 60 days in the county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Thirty Days In Jail.-A 80 day
Jail sentence was imposed today by
Judge Nayficld upon Braulio Tor
res. who appeared in Justice court
70 answer Il charge Of assault IN
connection with his alleged beating
Of his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Get Permanent Waves at New
kinks Beauty Shop. 622 Main.
Phone 227. adp

Final Divorce Decree.-Supcrior
Judge \. G. Finncy today granted
n final divorce decree to Il. NJ.
Verified, plaintiff, from Carrie l..
Mcrrificld, on the ground of wiIfuI
acsertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Thc Shaping of
4 Head of
HAIR Is An
Art; It Ism I
a Trade.
80 Years Prac-
tical Expert
cnce in Hair
Cutting.
Service With
4 Smile.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

VICE ishop Classes P2-open Guy
Hatch of the htgh school tacu}tv
aruo"r."s That classes In wood
work viii bc resumed tonight aud
.avi'cs argon. Interested to enroll
a this time. An interesting course
has been outlined for Tho remainder
Of thr wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

We Loan TO Build, buy or refin.
snce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

Entire Nos Dance \ ''Farmtrs
l,s'yli' VII be held by mambct,
a' thc Ea,r Nos t'eh tonight when
th.v -..h.r ae the Woman : Ten
Thousand ,lua f1r tAHir &u'at
~ui-montaH dance. Mr. ANA Mrs
Ial Jones a.' committee chairmcn,
.ud promise au interesting even
INK = o9t rta5uurut. Dancing be-
gins a $50 % 'clo.k.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

CcTbn-i Tr'ary Meeting 3o-
tWiaus sry reminded of the combiu.
ci meeting to be- hald tomorrow
noon a' I'aHjoy in the Planters
Hotel. st 'hi, timc all valley Rotary
Clubs aud san Diego clubs will meet
for tiu.r annual gathering. TIL" rcg
e'ae Thursday meeting VIII b. hell
at tbo Barhan. Worth lo.G as
Hsual
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22
Have Better Floors at a
Lower Cost

Extra heavy Armstrong; Inlaid
Linoleum with smooth surface. A
wide choice Of attractive patterns
that are especially desirable for
Imperial Valley homes. Regularly
priced at 1925 per square yd. Spe-
cial, per 50. yd. $2.3j
Slightly lighter weight in Marble
effects or Gray and Black Squares.
Special per SO. yd. -.--....-,-,---.--..$f.5
Tile and Marble effects or Imi-
tation Stone type Inlaid. Regular
~ $3.50 per SO. yd. Special -$I.45
Beautiful Quakerfelt Art Rugs in
all sizes from 6X9 to 9X12 at most
attractive prices
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-22

-Ihe pieces consist Of 6-fOOt cX-
tension table host chair, 5 dining
chairs and extra large buffet beau
tifully finished in Walnut and Gum
wood. Just 3 left at this special
price -
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