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OWNERS CHOOSE.
WATER OPTION
Assurance Given Those Not
Desiring to Enter Frank
lin Plan Exempt
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO, July 13.--Assur-
ance that lands Of persons not de-
string to be included in the terri
tory covered by the j. T. Franklin
application in Hidalgo county will
be excluded from the permit was
given, according to Valley attorneys,
who have just returned from Austin
and the hearing before the state
board.
The case Of the Valley was pre-
sented by Neil Brown of Edinburg
and A. l.. Montgomery of San Ben
ito, represting the districts, and F..
w. Seabury of Brownsville, repre-
setting the Guerra interests Of Nc
Allen, owners of 10000 acres in the
section included in the application.
Judge Seabury said that it de-
veloped at the hearing the land in
Guided in the section covered by the
application is approximately $4,000
acres, instead of 1882 acres a
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ing in the United States has
prompted the addition Of a new
paragraph in the a~irworthiness re-
quirements devoted to their con-
struction.
The requirements for propellers
have been rewritten to eliminate the
difficulties which have been en-
countered in the past year. These
new requirements are substantially
the same as formerly, except that
the department of commerce will
no longer accept new propellers up
on an affidavit of $50 hours Of
flight service.
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GOLD SOUGHT
ON PEEL isle
Pirate Treasure Search Be-
ing Carried on In
Irish Sea
BY WADE WERNER
ASSOCIATED Press Staff Writer

NAoSOCldICu E1CSo 0ld11 WHICH,
PEEL, Isle Of Man, July 13.-tP-
Tourists probably have brought
more gold to this island In the Irish
sea than ever was hidden here by
pirates; but it is pirate gold that
is firing the imagination Of inhab-
itantS and tourists alike this sum-
mer.
Excavations have begun among
the ruins Of Peel Castle, and while
the trustees of the Manx museum
will be satisfied If new information
is brought to light ON the origin Of
the castle and the early history Of
Man, the populace and the tourists
and even town officials are going
TO be wretchedly disappointed If at
least part Of the great gold hoard
of the Vikings isn't turned up.
1t Is certain that for hundreds OF
years Viking raiders plundered the
coasts of England and France and
the Mediterranean and brought
their loot back to Man. Legend has
it that King Orry hid untold wealth
in or under or somewhere about
Peel Castle, and that when he de-
parted the gold remained.
Toward the latter part Of the thlr-
tenth century the Norsemen were
thrown out by King Alexander III
Of Scotland. Later the Scotch
themselves had to make room 1or
the English, and, though they have
been gone a long time, the legend
insists that the gold is still there.
Excavations are being carried for
ward under the supervision OF j. II.
Winterbottom. surveyor for the
Manx government property trus-
tees. Members Of the Manx Anti
ouarian society are cooperating,
and several of the town commits
sioners Of Peel are taking active
part.
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SURVEY Law
Continued from page ~

Continued from page ID
ed by this water survey, it has been
learned.
One will be to prevent the waste
of priceless water.
Another will be to furnish in
formation that will prevent i'm
proper drilling, which in the past
has penetrated both salt and fresh
water strata, resulting in pollution
and running of great bodies of fresh
water.
Another will be to enable definite
determination of values of land in
connection with water. Land values
will immensely increase when it is
definitely known about the under
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. Especial to The Herald)

AUSTIN, July 13.-Brief on be-
half Of j. T. Franklin was filed by
Atty. e. F. Smith Friday with w.
w. Caves, assistant attorney gen.
eral, who is to give the board of
water engineers a ruling on the pri-
ority question involved in Frank
Inns Hidalgo county water permit
application.
The opinion will not be ready I'M
til next week, Caves said, and it was
certain the water board will not
act on the permit until it receives
the ruling whether to date the per-
nit back three years to time of
Franklin's presentation, thus Civ
ing it priority over three existing
water permits.
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FIREMEN
MEETING

SAN BENITO, July 13.-Local
firemen at their regular meeting
Thursday night discussed prelim-
mary plans for entertainment Of the
Valley firemen, as the next gather
ing of the Valley organization is to
be held here.
Arrangements for speakers and
entertainment will be completed at
later meetings.
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RY RARK

RACINE, Wis.-James Bridges
inhaled a piece of bark while chop
ping down a tree and strangled to
death.
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$4,000 JOGS MEMORY

DONCASTER, Eng.-Harry An
drews, a postman, had forgotten
for SO years that he had an aunt
until she died and left him SOS 900.
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PEER WHIPS COPPER

WALWORTH. Eng. - Viscount
Knebworth defeated Policeman j
Santer in a six-round boxing con-
test.
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NEW BROUGHAM

originally set out. Of this total about
$4,000 acres is owned by persons who
so far have not authorized Franklin,
the applicant, to act for them in
seeking the permit, and it is con-
sidered likely that more than the
10000 acres of the Guerras may be
excluded from the districts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
DEWEY MASSEY
GETS HOFFMAN'S
PLACE ON CARD

Old Man Influenza has taken :"
hand in. the boxing card scheduled
for here Friday night, according to
word received here today from the
Los Angeles office of the state box
ing commission,
George Hoffman, scheduled to
meet Sam Baker in 10 round event,
has lost "a decision to Old Man Flu,
and the commission has designat cd
Dewey Massey to take his place.
The "break" is in reality good
one for the local club as Mass is
the one boy in the world Big Sam
wants to fight. Dewey, like Sam,
is a eolored boy, and recently 1hey
fought a torrid battle UP in Fresno.
Dewey was awarded the decision
and for once in his life Big Sam
was mad. He nearly heaved NJ, the
ringposts to show his disgust at the
decision and swears if there is one
Fighter he can lick every night in
the week. that man is Massey.
Since going under to Willie
Henry down here several weeks ago.
Massey has fought Ernie Owens and
went 10 rounds with Dynamite
jackson at the olympic. Sam and
Dewey should make a good fight of
it here, one that will please the
fans.
Regarding the Pacho-Lynch fight.
which headlines this weeks bill.
"The Knockout" Los Angeles box
ing sheet, says that Lynch is tie
much smarter fighter and that his
body attack will hurt Pacho badly,
hut that the battle should be hard
fought and close. Naturally with
50 many battles to his credit, Lynch
Should be more experienced thar.
Bobby, but there is more than one
Imperial Valley fan who will back
Bobby to win Friday.
Homer Gaines and Bolo Boy Mis-
sion are booked for the other 10
rounder and the fans don't need arv
Knockout" to tell them that this
is going to be battle. After the
scrap they put up last week this
pair should keep the fans on their
teet the greater part of the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
PACIFIC COAST
ALL ACOC OVER
SATURDAY GAME
Cardinal-B Bear Fever Is
Spreading To POpulace
In General.
By RICHARD g. BALDWIN
United Press Staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 90. U.P)
Its contagious-this big game
tenseness.
Not alone are the 700 odd Young
men comprising the teams of Califor-
MIA and Stanford getting more on
edge each day. but thousands of Pa
cific coast folk are growing more
anxious momentarily.
The east coast. the middle west,
end other sections of the country
may not suffer from the type Of
football hysteria known to the Pa
cific coast, and again they may. Any
way it's a pleasurable feeling.
Today the Golden Bears and the
Cardinals plan to go through their
last stiff workouts before Saturdays
game-a game which if won by Cal
ifornia will bring them the confer
ence championship, and if lost will
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
SPORT NEWS

place them in tie with Stanford
and L. 5. C.
Coach "Nibs" Prices men are ad-
mittedly rather battered group of
gridders. The to victory they
won last Saturday from Washington
did not leave them in perfect physi-
cal condition.
However, their bruises do not COM
rare to the injuries suffered by
Coach "Pop" Warmers Cardinals.
Rudy Rintala, whom Warner had
counted on to do heavy backfield
duty, is definitely out of the game
and Moffat, an alternate halfback,
may not be able to play.
1t is expected that Warner will
send his "power" backfield against
California. That baekfield, compos-
ed of Fleishhacker. Smalling. Fren-
trup and Rothert. if functioning
right. will be hard to stop and hard
to get by.
Price may start Garrity. LON.
Eisan and GriffithS, or may elect
to use Gill in place of Garritv and
Rice instead of Griffiths. Little
"Nibhs" is as usual. reticent about
his plans.
Present indications are that War
ner will start the following lines
men: Neill and Muller, ends, Thomp-
son and Tandv. tackles. Heinecke at
center. while Price will depend on
Norton and Avery, ends. Thinner
man and Beckett, tackles. Pitto and
Schwartz guards. and Riegels, cen
ter.
Riegels. captain of the Bears, and
Walt Heinecke. should be classic
as both stand out as the best men for
the position on the coast and they
will try to make it one man honor
before the game is over.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
HARMONY MARKS
A. A. u. MEET
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Basketball
and handball contests probably will
be on the program at the 1882 Olvm-
pic games in Los Angeles, it was in
dicated at the finaDsessions of the
National Amateur Athletic Union
convention here.
Countries which heretofore have
held the international meet have
been allowed to add two games to
the program and delegates to the A.
A. L. meeting indicated they were
in favor of the basketball and hand.
ball contests.
The convention was in session three
days. during which it decided to
withhold final action on starting
blocks until the international feder-
alton makes q ruling on their status
approved records; awarded 1880 con-
test sites; adopted new game of
codeball": elected officers and Sc
lected Washington as the next con
vention site.
Another feature of the convention
was the ending of the "feud' be-
tween Charley Paddock. famous Cal
ifornia sprinter. and the A. A. t..
Paddock and officials had exchang-
ed "words" through the press, but
Tuesday when Avery Brundage. Chi
cago, was reelected president, the
famous sprinter, was among the first
to offer his hand in congratulations
The meeting was marked by har-
monv, few heated arguments occur
ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
Bolton Indicted
As Wife Slayer

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 90. U.H-
Because officers refused to believe
his story of a holdup in which he
claimed his wife was shot and killed
and he was wounded. John ID. Boil
ten. 20, faced a murder charge to-
day.
Bolton was indicted by the county
grand jury after six witnesses, three
of them deputy sheriffs, testified.
The officers declared they believed
Bolton killed his wife to collect a
$4,000 insurance policy.
Bolton. suffered from wound in
his shoulder, was found in his auto
mobile along the highway on Nov
ember 9. His wife's body was in
the seat beside him.
Bolton said the bandits opened
fire when his wife recognized one
of them.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE OF TkUSTEE > SAAd
WHEREAS, default has been
made in the payment Of the indebt'
edness secured by, and IN the per-
formance of the covenants contain
ed in that certain Declaration or
Trust dated the sth day Of June,
1922, made, executed and delivered
by G.. ID. Crawford, as Trustor, TO
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank,
corporation, as trustee; ana
WHEREAS, the Eank of Italy Ma
tional Trust and Savings Associa'
ton, by operation of law, has sue
ceeded to the trusteeship OF the
Southern Trust and Commerce
Bank; and
WHEREAS, the lawful owner and
holder of said Indebtedness and De
cara;ion Of Trust has applied to and
directed the said trustee in writing
to execute the trust by said Declara'
ton of Trust created, and to make
sale pursuant thereto; and
WHEREAS, Notice of Breach OF
the obligations of the trustor has
been recorded rs is provided for by
have elapsed since the said recorda'
ton, and said trustee deems 1t best
to sell said premises and estate as a
whole now remaining subject to SAID
Declaration of Trust in order to ful-
fill the purpose thereof;
NOW, THEREFORE,, Notice is
Hereby Given that on the 9th day of
December, 1929, at the hour of 10
'elock, A. NJ. thereof, at the front
door of the Imperial County Court.
house, situate in the City of III
Centre. County of Imperial, State of
California, the Bank of Italy Ma
tional Trust and Saving Association,
National Banking Association,
trustee, will, nnder and pursuant to
the aforesaid Declaration of Trust,
sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash in United States
Gold Coin, the following described
real property in said Declaration Of
Trust described, situate in the City
of FL Centre, County of Imperial
State of California, and more par
ticularly described as follows, TO-
wit:
Lot Four (4) in Block Thirty
nix (36) in the City of FL Cen
tro. County of Imperial, state Of
California, according to map
thereof No. 953 filed in the Of
flee of the County Recorder OF
San Diego County. California.
Dated: San Francisco, California.
October 3lst. 1929.
BANK OF ITALY NATIONAL
TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIA.
TloN. n National Banking Associa.
tion, Trustee.
BY W. ". HOPPER, VicePresi.
dent.
Nov. -. 90, 81. Dec. 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
Notes OF Coast
GridirOn Teams

Los ANGELES. Nov. 20. up
Because he can boot football bet
ter than any other man on the large
University of Southern football
squad, Gaius Shaver, enterprisine
Trojan sophomore, was a varsity ad
dition at use. today. "Never
again" said Coach Howard Jones re-
ferring to the recent Notre Dame
game lost by 13 to - count. '1'll
have kicker in there all of the
time. When Duffield is at quartz,
Jim Musiek will play fullback and
when Samnders is plaving qmarter.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
YALE-HARVARD
GAME EXPECTED
TO BE- STRUGGLE
Teams Evenly Matched
And Old Rivalry Due To
Pep 1t Up.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, Nov. 20. UP
Yale and Harvard men are looking
forward to next Saturdays foot.
ball game with anticipation that il
will prove one of the greatest of
their long line of gridiron engage
mcnts extending back to 1876
This coming battle in Harvard
stadium is one in which ANYTHING
can happen and probably will. Yale,
fer all the dash and power of its
backs. will have no such easy time
With Harvard as with Princeton
last Saturday.
The Crimson eleven combines
rugged defensive power with de-
ceptive passing game. Once Barry
Wood. the tennis star. stands back
IF that brawnv rush line and start:
pegging passes to every part of the
slidiron. score is likely to follow
III any minute.
Yale has. not failed once to show
a slashing attack at some time dur,
ing each big game save that with
Georgia. and this consistency, nc
comPauied by steady Improvement
in the forward line, is vastly en-
eauraging to the sons of Eli.
In Albie Booth. who will be ready
when called upon. Yale has the
greatest back of the season. In ad.
dition. there are nearly a dozen
other good backs. a far more i'm
pressive array than Harvard can
muster. There is Don MeLennan.
hero of the Princeton game, Tayl"r,
Austin, Hall. Ellis. Miller. Snead,
Dunn and Beane.
The Yale forward line has IN
proved steadily all season. Barrcs
and Hickok are big, fast ends, Vim
cent is an outstanding tackle, Capt.
"Firpo" Green can hold his own
with any guard, and Phillips has
put lot of pep into the business
Ct playing center.
Harvard has no such imposing ar
ray to muster. The Crimson has
five regular backs in shape for the
game and no particularly promising
substitutes. Harper. who was olc
e the best Harvard backs, is in
iured and may be unable to play.
The other hacks who are certain: TO
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20

stiff right that rocked frankie but
before Dillon could follow up lis
advantage, Campbell shot over AN
ether right to the jaw and the fight
was over.
In the semi. windup Eddie Brrn-
brook won on foul from Henry
Goldberg in the fifth round. Gold
berg was winning the fight mp to
the time of the low blow. In ;hc
six round special, Waly Fraser
scored technical knockout over
Bud Doyle in the fifth round,
DOvle's seconds tossed in the towel
after Bud had been down for a
nine count and was reeling h"lp-
lessly around on the ropes.
TUCSON, Nov. 90. WH-Twenty
two members of the University Of
Arizona football team will entrain
Friday for albuquerque where tlev
will meet the University of Ne Y
Mexico in their annual clash Satur.
day.
MIAMI, Ariz., Nov. %. U.H-Mike
Scankovich, local lightweight, will
meet Shamus O'Brien of Phoenix in
II scheduled 10 round main event
Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
Little Girl, 10, Eats So
Much Mother Amazed

"My 10 year old daughter had no
appetite. Then we gave her Vinol,
and now she eats so much we are
surprised. Mrs. w. Joosten.
Ninol is a delicious compound Of
cod liver peptone, iron, etc. The
very FIRST bottle often adds sew.
eral pounds weight to thin children
or adults. Nervous, easily tired,
anemic people are surprised how
Ninol gives new pep, sound sleep
and BIG appetite. Tastes deli
cious. Clement s Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 20. UP
frankie Campbell, San Francisco
heavyweight, added to his string OF
knockouts at the Olympic audi
forum last night when he f!ored
Harry Dillon. Of Minneapolis, il. the
first round of their scheduled lC
round main event.
Campbell led with a couple OF left
hooks and then crashed Il right to
the chin. Dillon countercd with il
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
Filipino Beats
Freddy Hawkins

FRESNO, Nov. 90. W.P)-Battling
Bulahan, 1872, San Francisco Fill
pino, took close decision here last
night from Freddie Hawkins, 1854
San Bernardino.
Bulahan won on points in the face
of Hawkins near triumph in the
ninth when the San Berdoo boy con.
nected with a right to the face.
Bulahan hung on the rest of that
round and came back for the last as
fresh as for the first.
Tiger Radin of Manila won his
first % bouts in this country, ac-
cording to his advance billing. He
lost his Goth start here last night
to Joe Hernandez, Fresno, in the
liveliest scrap of the evening. Both
are featherweights.
SSSSSS
60 in are Wood, Putnam, Mays
Devens and White.
The Crimson line has won tho
praise of every oponent it has faced
this year, with Ben Tichnor. at cen.
ter. the best of a husky lot.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
back Shaver will be the fullback.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 90. up
The University of California ut Los
Angeles Bruins started heavy prac-
tice today hopeful that they can
muster. enough football skill on
Thanksgiving day to down Montana
University in n conference game.
The Bruins lost "a to o to st. Marvs
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20

Six citrus packing plants in or
near Orange are employing Loo
workers and will ship this season
: 400 ears of fruits.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-20
Wednesday, November 20, 1929

last Saturday but showed such fight
that the Westwood followers are
hopeful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-21
ALEXANDRIA TO PLAN
JUNIOR CLASS LOOP

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 21.-Plans
for a municipal Fairgrounds base ball
league for junior class teams will be
made tomorrow by J. r. Wilson, super
intendent Of public recreation. at q
meeting of team managers at his ONCE
at the municipal swimming pool.
Representatives of the Yankees. Fair
fax Street A. c., Times Herald. Glover
A. c., st. Mary's Midgets and other
junior mines are asked to attend the
meeting. which will start at $3.50 pm.
Del Ray A. c. has listed a game with
the Ku Klux Khan nine of Washington
for Sunday at o'clock on Edward
Duncan field in Potomac.
Carroll Rush, Del Ray pitcher, Is
rapidly recovering from an attack Of
pneumonia, but It Is not thought that
he will be able to get back into action
this season.
No. 5 Engine Company will practice
today, tomorrow and Saturday on the
Pentagon Park diamond at o'clock
In preparation for its game on that dia-
rnond Sunday with the Hess A. G. of
Washington.
Virginia A. c. will play the George
town Blues of Washington Sunday at
o'clock on Shipyard field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-21
LANHAM A. C. TEAM
WOULD MEET BEST

Lanham, Nd, A. c., team, which
boasts IS wins In 10 starts, is aroused
over the announcement that q couple
Of their scheduled foes have cancelled
their engagements because the Mary
landers are not regarded as strong
enough.
Lanham came out today with a sweep
ing def to tackle any strong unlimited
class teams in the Washington group.
The Marylanders have bolstered their
lineup with the addition of Moreland.
catcher, and Ballard and Shreve,
pitchers.
Tomorrow afternoon Lanham will en-
terrain fremont A. c., and Sunday win
play host to National Circles, both con-
tests to be staged on the Lanham dia-
mond.
Manager Rector Is booking for Lam
ham at Hyattsville s01-F-41.
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REVENGE is SOUGHT
BY CAPITOL HEIGHTS

Capitol Heights Junior Order base
ballers Will be striving to avense an
earlier season defeat suffered at the
hands of the Mount Rainier Club, when
the mines clash Sunday at o'clock on
the Mount Rainier diamond.
Mount Rainier staged six-run rally
In the ninth inning to defeat the Capt.
tol Heights team, to Q, In their first
meeting.
Both mines will present line-ups
strengthened since their initial clash
Mount Rainier has added Tots Long
and Freddy Neun In addition to Hard
ing and Colley.
frank Corkins. Lefty Waters or Frank
waple win draw the mound assign
merit for Mount Rainier Sunday, while
Gates or Hutchinson will hurl for the
Mechanics.
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Wreco and Capital Traction
Mines to RenetU Old RiuaIry

Country Currin, left fielder. is the Big
Bertha of the mines attack. Every
time he has come to bat this season he
mas driven in a run. Bill Duley. catcher
and second baseman, and capable at
both positions, also Furnishes the old
apple with telling effect.
Other stalwarts of the Wreco COM
bination include Lou Robey coach. cap
tain and shortstop; Ed Heatwole. SOUTH
paw twirler; E. C.. Darby, catcher
Groves, first baseman: Perrie Nutwell,
third baseman, and Henry Estep and
Bill Mallonee, outfielders. George Rink
er. Harry Pryor and Atwell are sturdy
utility performers.
May emphasizes that the team is COM
posed altogether Of bona fide employees
of the W. r. & z. Co. He says that he
is trying to list the battle with Capital
Traction to be played within few
weeks
In the meanwhile the wreco hoys will
engage Potomac Electric Power Co.
nine on Monument diamond No. Sum
day at o'clock.
1t also is hoped to arrange series
Of games with employees Of the trolley
company In Baltimore.