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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
UPPER STATES
FIRMLY AGAINST
CHA EXEMPTION

This afternoon the Imperial Irri-
CATION District received the follow
ing telegram from the Santa Fe con-
ference discussing the Colorado riv-
er problems:
Morning session developed in
tercsting disclosure that upper states
strongly oppose .eXempting ella riv-
er from Mexican treaty duty unless
all their tributaries exempt COM
menting ON which DELPHI Carpenter
said, treaty is supreme law of land
and if we do not have treaty Ari-
zona is bound same as all other
states. Every brook in Colorado
river system viii be impressed by
treaty. Continuing Carpenter said
he stood at Hanlon Heading and saw
ella river water going into Imperial
irrigation canal during July this
following q statement by Ward Ban
mister that Imperial Valley rights
are superior to Arizona on ella.
"Session recessed to permit Utah
to further discuss their proposed
resolution to tie Flaming Gorge and
Dewey dams into Boulder dam pro
iect and also to discuss resolution
defining competitive centers. Last
resolution win be adopted but both
Arizona and California apparently
will oppose any additional dams to
our project. Utah delegation leaves
this afternoon. -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
Hoover Arrives
In Washington

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Presi-
dent-elect Herbert Hoover arrived
back in Washington today from his
Florida fishing vacation, prepared to
devote the two weeks before his in
augural on March / to rounding out
his cabinet, revising his inaugural
address and cleaning up routine de-
tails.
Only a handful of persons were at
the station to greet Mr.. Hoover
when he arrived He was met by
Chairman Hubert Work of the Re
publican national committee and
George Akerson, his personal secre-
tary. A few personal friends of the
Hoovors also were at the station.
A large detail of secret service
men lined up at the train platform
and in the station concourse. Two
secret service ears accompanied the
President-elect to his home.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
MORE EXPERTS
APPOIN TED TO
SUB-COMMIT TTEE
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PARIS, Feb. 19.-Experts from
France. Italy and Belgium were
added today to a subcommittee to
devise 4 short cut in the reparations
discussions here.
The new appointecs were Jean
Parmcnticr, France; Camiiee Quit,
Belgium, and Antonion switch,
Italy. Two earlier members appoint
ed yesterday were Sir Josiah Stamp,
Great Britain, and Dir. Hialoar
Schacht, Germany The conference
adjourned after the appointments
until tomorrow.
DR.. Schacht and Sir Josiah Stamp
recommended increased membership
of the procedure committee ana add
ed that 1t would bc necessary TO
distribute the membership of the
committee more generally among
the other countries represented at
the conference.
The conference accordingly sug-
gestcd Pelgium and France. Re
liable sources reported that the
Italians demanded representation
and accordingly Suvitch WAS APP
pointed,
During preliminary contacts he
tween Dr. Schacht and Sir Josiah
Stamp, there were A,ill wide var
ianees apparent regarding figures
of the first annuitics paid hy Ger
many, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
Mexican Border
Trouble Ended
BY United Press Leased Wire

NOGALES, Ariz., Feb. 10
Trouble on the Mexican border was
believed to have been averted to-
day as resIlt of a conference be-
tween General Francisco Manzo,
Gov. Fausto Topete of Sonora and
Arthur De Saracho, personal repre-
sentative of President Portes Gil
of Mexico
1t was thought an agreement was
reached at the meeting since Gen
cral Manzo, who is the military
commander of the west coast of
Mexico, moved the majority of his
troops from Nogales, Sonora.
1t was understood that the diff
Guilty arose between military and
civil leaders in Sonora over matters
which became national in scope
since the start Of presidential cam
paigning.
Unconfirmed reports persisted
that military leaders resent the
regime of President Gil and that
they fear the prestige of the mill
tary will suffer under a civil cxccu-
tive.
Meanwhile General Manzo, his
Haff officers and a small body of
troops remained close to Nogales,
Sonora to await further develop
mCntS.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
OHIO CONYICTS
ESCAPE FRO NJ
STATE PRISON
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COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 19.--Five
convicts, among them Pat McDer-
mott, "trigger man in the murder
of Don r. Mellett, editor of the
Canton Daily News who was assas-
mated two years ago, escaped from
the state penitentiary here early to-
day.
The prisoners escaped from the
third tier in new cell block. After
saving away the bars of their cells,
they made their way to the roof
and slid to the ground on rope
improvised from an old mattress.
-Four of the prisoners came from
two cells and the fifth from another
Warden P. +. Thomas believes saws
were smuggled in to them.
The others escaping:
William w. Young, 36, Marietta,
serving life for his part in the MUIR
der Of Policeman William w. Boyd; :;
James \. Walton, 2S, Cuyahoga Falls,
serving 10 to % years for robbery;
Mike Jacko, 10, Cleveland, scrv-
ing life for first degree murder;
Joe Russo, %, Cleveland, serving 10
to % years for robbery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
ELDER D0HENY
IN COLLAPSE AT
SONS FUN Err AL
Aged Oil Magnate Sup
ported By Friends At
Church Service.
by United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES, Feb. I9.-Friends
were forced to support f. l.. Dohcny
Sr. today as he attended the solemn
requiem Mass said over the body of
his only son, l.. l.. Doheny Jr., at
the beautiful st. Nincent's church
here.
The multi-millionaire, visibly
crushed by the death of his off
spring, murdered Sunday morning
by Il private secretary, needed aid
to enter the church and was attend
ed closely throughout the services.
Scores of police strained to pre-
serve order in the crowds which
were unable to get inside the church
to hear the rites conducted by the
Right Reverend John l.. Cantwcll,
Bishop of the Los Angeles and San
Diego diocese.
Motorcycle officers were forced to
drive wedge through the curious
to make way for the entrance of the
caskct in which the young million-
airc was carried into the church.
His widow and his stcpmother,
dressed entirely in black and wear
ing heavy mourning wells followed
and then came the elder Doheny,
leaning heavily on the arms Of
friends
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
SAN FRANCISCO
TAKES Up HUNT
FOR LOST GIRL
BY Unitea Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.-The
greatest hunt in the history of San
Francisco was under way today for
Doris Virginia Murphy who has been
missing more than 90 hours.
After a night of fruitless search
for the four year old child, all
available San Francisco police re
serves were called out and ordered
to join Immediately in the hunt.
In 4 modest city home, but a short
distance from the playground where
the girl is believed to have been
lurcl away, an hysterical mother
and tight Tipped stcpfathcr, Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. Murphy, have almost
abandoned hope of seeing their
daughter alive.
Little Doris first was missed Fri
day afternoon, Shortly after, note
reading ''Nou II never find her
*. NJ was found by a girl play
mate near the Murphy home.
1t was then the police search
startcd-a search that has brought
out hundreds of civilian volunteers.
Rewards totaling $500 have been
offered.
Only Il few clues have been found,
and they have been meagcr. Two
suspects have been arrested, but
questioning has failed to elicit in
formation concerning Doris disap-
pcarance.
Police have searched abandoned
houses, deserted sections of the city,
dragged lakes and looked carefully
through park shrubhcry, but to no
avail.
The most general theory advanced,
both by police and citizens, is that
the child has been kidnapped by n
degenerate and, if not already dead,
is in danger of being killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
EUROPE FACING
NEW DANGER AS
WEATHER WARNS
Melting Shows Threaten
Ruin To Crops And En-
danger Lives.

LONDON, Feb. l9.-M Moderating
temperatures through Europe brought
fears Of floods from thawing SHOWS
today and turned alarm over suffer
ing to concern over crops, particular
lv wheat.
Heavy and unusual snowfalls for
the past week, in some places as
much as Is feet deep, made it almost
certain that the rivers, already high,
could not carry away the water as
the SHOWS melted.
Inhabitants Of villages in Dart
moor, England, were preparing to
eVacuate their homes. The thaw al
ready had started there.
The ice jammed Wurm, in Ger
many, had left its banks between
Karlsfeld and Obermenzing, driving
people from their homes and threat
ening public works.
One group of people saw a CLEAN
of hope from the long cold spell
which has caused several hundred
deaths and untold suffering in the
past II days. Coal production pros
poets frightened materially in Wales
and 10000 additional miners already
have been employed there, a Daily
Express dispatch said.
Snowbound trains on the contin-
ent and England and consequent coal
shortages in the big cities brought
orders for English operators which
it was expected would require eight
months to fill.
No further reports have been re-
ceived here from the ferryboat Tyr,
which advised yesterday it was ice
bound in the Great Belt channel,
between Fycn and Zealand, with in
fluenza spreading among 300 pas
sengers. There were no physicians
or medical supplies aboard.
Wheat crops in England and
Fr5 nee were believed to have been
dal. aged severely by the cold, but
Rp Fla and Germany reported more
end uraging prospects.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
HANDCUFFS ON
KEYES WHEN He
ENTERS COURT
ny United Press Lensed Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. 19.-1 o
department ., the one in which he
successfully prosecuted William Ed
ward Hickman, former District AT.
torncy Asa Kcyes went today to
argue for new trial and possibly
TO be. sentenced to from one to II
wears in San Quentin pcnitentiary.
Kcycs and Rosenberg were hand,
cuffeI together when they entered
the courtroom The third defend.
ant, Getzoff, who recently confess
cd his part in numerous bribe:y
plots, was carried into court, II"
suffered complete physical brc@t-
doY"n after his conviction.
Kcycs sat besile his wife. Mrs.
Lillian Kcyes, a'.d his daughter,
Elizabeth, rs counsel opcnrl 4
lengthy argument
Counsel for Rosenberg first said
new evidence had been uncovered
showing that the automobile given
to Keyes during the Julian trial WIS
uaid for by A. I. Laskcr, now await
ing trial with Kcyes on another
charge of conspiracy to br:ac.
Attempts to introduce this evi-
dencc were denied on the ground
that it was not relevant to thN ease.
Attorneys for Koyes then asked
that Judgment be arrested because
the charge ON which the trio was
tried was deficient. Judge Butler
over-rulcd the contention.
The motions for a new trial were
presented at the afternoon session.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
COM MITTEE IN
DEADLOCK OVER
HARDY'S CASE
Legislators Insistent How
ever On Seeing Mrs.
Mcpherson.
BY HOMER L. ROBERTS
United Press Staff Correspondent


SACRAMENTO, Calf, Feb. 10
After hours Of wrangling, the legis
lative committee to decide upon the
question Of impeaching Judge Hardy
for accepting the $1,000 Glove gift
from Aimee Semplc Mcpherson was
still deadlockcd as il resumed ses-
sions today.
The only decision that has been
reached definitely, however, is that
Mrs. Mcpherson shall appear III
Sacramento so the legislature may
have look at her, whether I'M
parchment of the jurist is voted or
not. - aEaMM
Taxation continued the leading
problem of the legislature today,
with staunch opposition lining up
against the proposed measures car
rying out the + per cent income tax
on banks and business corporations
adopted at the November elections.
Real estate men and building and
loan associations were represented
by powerful lobby, demanding a
10 per cent credit for local real es-
tate taxes paid.
Investigation of the "cement
trust, > a movement launched at the
initial SESSION, was temporarily at
a halt because of illness of Senator
H. c. Jones of San Jose, chairman.
Senator j. NJ. Inman of Sacra
mento, announced that the committee
would permit attorneys for the ce-
ment corporations to argue their
case before the committee begins
drafting its report, expected some
time next week.
A two year study of the corporate
securities act will be asked by the
legislative committee named to study
the act during the recess, it was an
nounced by Assemblyman Morgan
Aeaton OF Long Beach.
Power Bill Revised
While all HANDS were busy decid-
ing the proposel impeachment of
Judge Carlos Hardy and discussing
new state tax program, the ghost
of the old water and power act
stalkeG across the legislative stage
/ today.
it was in the form of a bill spon-
sored by John L. McNab, San Fran
cisco attorney, and it struck opposi
tion into all who are opposed to
state ownership of any kind.
Briefly, the bill would permit the
state to condemn lands suitable for
water and electric power develop
ments. Thus, the state would be
able to save its natural resources
from private exploitation. Further
power is granted for the state to
lease back these lands to private
companies for 40 years, after which
they become state property togeth-
er with all improvements.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
POLITICAL POT
BUBBLINC OVER
AMONG MEXICANS
BY GESFoRD F. FINE
Omitted Press Staff Corresondent)

MBXICO CITY, Feb. 10
Mexico, engrossed with the re-
ligiouS situation, turned its atten-
tion today toward the state of
Sonora, where Gilberto Nalenzuela
and his followers were preparing
their campaign for the presidency.
Nalenzuela, whose independent
candidacy and attacks against the
policies of former President Plu-
tarco Elias Gales brought charges
that he is a rebel was announced IS
the principal: speaker at a rally to-
day in luatabampo, Sonora, in
honor of Alvaro Obregon'' birthday.
Politicians expected further heat
ed attacks against the government
from Valenzuela. He was quoted
yesterday in a speech at Caiemc,
Sonora, as denouneing the Gales
political system.
The religious situation was eased
somewhat by the statement Of
Bishop Miguel de la Mora. acting
head of the Mexican Episcopate,
that priests would be permitted to
register under the government 5
order requiring registration by the
end of th-7 month under pain Of be
ing outlawed.
Recent rains raised the water
back OF Don Pedor dam moro than
two foot
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
REPORT OF PAT GROVES DEATH
APPEARS TO BE SLIGHT ERROR

held him prisoner until his faith
er, wealthy Omaha packer, had
paid $4,000 ransom.
Train robber, evangelist, pam
handler, Bowcry bum, Pat
Grove made it plain to police
that he wouldn't mind being
listed as dead if it wasn't for
his son and daughter in Chicago
who might worry about him.
Yesterday a man was found
shot through the head in an
alley in Buffalo, n. v, all
Identification marks had been
torn from hi' clothing, but
police who viewed the body said
it was Pat Crowe-the same
man whom they arrested in
1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
COOLIDGE MAI
BECOME WRITH
AFTER MARCH
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 49,
dent Coolidge reiterated tod'
had made no decision coned
his occupation after March 4.
The President was represent
feeling the many offers from
papers and syudicates for
articles offer an excellent fell
ne is hcsitaut about binding NJ
to produce any given amou|
copy within a specified time.
Mr. Coolidge was said TO b|
posed favorably toward al
tasional article dealing with \
of his experiences in public lie|
does not feel kindly toward 1
taking "a series Of articles.
No fewer than Il half dozd
fers have been made 10 the
dent for newspaper serial pr|
Of various types, the White
announced. All have been
under consideration.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
Asserts Cancer
Will Be Beaten
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10. Means
of prevention and cure of cancer oc-
cupied the second session of the
American College of Surgeons at the
California and Nevada sectional
meeting here today.
Nearly half of the 111,Ooo persons
who died of this disease in the
United States during the past year
might have been cured, DR.. Burton
j. Lee, Of New York, told the as
sembly. The time will come when
death from cancer will be as rare as
death from appendicitis.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
MIDWEST WEATHER PROVES
GROUNDHOG KNEW HIS STUFF

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The
laugh the midwest was having
mt the expense of the ground
hog disappeared today before a
touch of real winter. The
groundhog had predicted more
winter but a touch of spring
was felt last week end,
The weather man said the low
temperatures registered over
the area were only the begin
ming. Sub-zero weather is pre-
dicted for tonight and tomor-
row. \ drop of so degrees will
be noted in certain localities,
the forecast said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
MANL)d
E:XTRE:N|
PE: NAL |
State Asks Execu
Of Kilgore For Bal
Murder.
TO JURY WEDNESl
Arguments OF Col|
Expected To Takd
Today's Session.

The State of California todaI
ed for the life of Martin RAJ
gore, being tried in Judge A. q
ney's court for the murder of
BARLEY ON the latter's rand
cember %.
1T is Your duty, ladies AMI
tlemen,' declared E. B. Patti
deputy district attorney in his
ing argument to the jury, 81
that justice is done.
Martin Ray Kilgore is al
derer! He hid in a clump of
waiting for the slain man to
within range Of his shot gu|
was cold blooded murder, ladid
gentlemen murder with
aforethought and the State of
fornia asks for the extreme p|
- death!
COZ course it is up to you
eide whether the man be hang
spend the rest of his days I
The walls of a penitentiary but
unquestionably guilty and
a- would be criminal.'
Such was the theme of tn
ing argument of the prosecut
Patterson also pointed on
no weapons were found on
Bartley's body. He referrd
stantly to testimony given
ficers.
Widow Near Collapse
AS Patterson referred to nj
pictures of the ranch and I'll
mans bullet t-riddled body
BARLEY burst into tears,
audibly. She was on the v
collapse during the morning
Mrs. Kilgore did not app
court this morning. ii
NJ. D. Kilgore, father of Il
cused youth, sat at the c
clasping and unclasping his hal
he heard the state ask for til
of his son.
Kilgore sat in his chair, list
intentlr to the man who was 4
for his life. When called mi
er the youth remained impassiY
composed. He did not finch
during the two hour argument
Starting at exactly four m
past ten, Patterson completed y
dress at ll:5S a. m.
Ernest Utley, defense attorn|
dressed the - members of thd
at the beginning of the aft 4
session.
He pleaded earnestly for th
of his client, attempting I'd
down many of Patterson
ments. He was still talking at
time this afternoon and was
followed by Edgar Hervey. ID
Attorney Hcald will close ia
state, probably tomorrow morn
Girl on Stand
Betty Bailey, Kilgore S 4
Hollywood sweetheart, was cal
Continued on Page Sky
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
Mrs. M'Pherson
On Way South

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 19.-Mrs.
Aimee Semple Mcpherson left here
today on the Shasta limited for
Sacramento where she will appear
Thursday before the California as
sembly to testify in the Judge Carlos
Hardy impeachment proceedings
Mrs. Mcpherson had planned to
go to Salt Lake and Denver before
returning to Los Angeles but when
she learned in Seattle yesterday that
a subpoena had been issued for her
appearance before the California
legislature she altered her plans and
will go direct to Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19


Yesterday was warm rs Lad
been the three days previous,
the thermometer resting around
36 to 40 above. Snow started
falling in Chicago Lost night
and continued t01ov. Tempara-
turos foll 80 q I'm "a hours.
Roads were b 1ed i'm the
Nahotas and Minnesota by
heavy snowfall Reports from
cities in those states said tenn
pcratures were around 20 below
zero. Predictions for drop Of
% degrees in Missouri, Okla
homa, Kansas and Arkansas
were made.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
Grand Jury To
Probe Staying

The preliminary hearing of the
case Of Jess B. Dickey, accused of
numbering James r. Moore on the
Dickey ranch February ,, which was
scheduled to open in Judge L. May
field 5 court yesterday, has been
continued and will be turned over
to the grand jury for investigation
tomorrow morning, it was announced
today.
G. b. Smith, deputy district at
torney, will prosecute and Attorney
Kendall b. Perkins will represent
Dickey.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
CosTEs FORCED Dowr
Nv UnIfed Press r.eaned

ny Unlfed Press Leased WI
lie BOURGET, France, Feb.
Forced TO land near Bondy
a gasoline leak developed Il
airplaue, Diudonnc Costes strl
telegraph pole and the plane
demolished. Costcs aud two
paniou flyers were unhuTt.
left here at 5:55 p. N. today
flight to Hanoi, fndo.China.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
High school night school 10
p. m.
Knights of Pythias, Davis
hall.
l.. V. Commandery No, "a, 7;3O.
Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. of
J., p. N.
Adult English, high school,
T 2. m.
Citizenship classes at high
school, Room 20, 7:3O.
Choral club rehearsal, Chris
tian church.
Junior chamber public speak
classes, 1880.
Scout leaders training course,
dinner, M. E. social hall.
Methodist board meeting, par
sonage, 1880.
Radio KxO-6-1O p. NJ.
Imperial Theatre, 1.-The Home
Towners.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
PRINCE SELLS HORSES
by United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Feb. 19.-Many Amer
leans were among scores Of persons
who visited Melton Mowbray yes
terday to inspect the Prince Of
Wales string of hunters with Il
view to purchasing privately, the
Morning Telegraph's 5 correspondent
at Melton Mowbray reported,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
HERE'S LINDY'S BEST GIRL

Here the best picture made
fiance Of Colonel Charles a Lindbergh etching
made for members of This
and NEA Service from Mrs Of Cleveland
Morrow
Morrow have taken portrait
posed said
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
L. A. Calls Halt
On Glad Hand
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb, 19,-Los
Angeles habit of putting welcoming
banners out for each new loan shop
or motion picture theatre has been
cured by an edict of the board of
public works
No more permits will be granted
for bedecking downtown streets
with advertising matter and only
on application Of the majority of
business houses may 4 street in an
outlying district be dressed up.
Abuse Of the privilege of string
ing banners through the business
district together With the resulting
appearance of streets, led to the
board S curbing action.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
by United Press Leased Wire

by thteu l'ress Leased wire
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-That
story about Pat Grove commit
ting suicide in a Buffalo alley
1t S all a mistake.
Pat said so himself when he
strolled into police haedqpar-
ters here last night and barred
the left arm with the bullet scar
that would identify Pat Grove
in almost any police station in
the land.
"When I die, said Pat,
"I'll die like a man. No suicide
for me-
Thus was another adventure
tackled on to the history of the
man who kidnapped Edward
Cudahy Jr., % years ago and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
SPAIN SIGNS PACT
by United Press Leased Wire

MADRID, Feb. l9.-Thc King
Hgncd a decree today making eff
fcctivc Spain's adherence to the
Kellogg anti-war treaty. The toun-
ell of ministers approved the treaty
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-19
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
G. of G. luncheon, Barbara
Worth hotel.
Junior chamber breakfast,
6:30 a. m.
Presbyterian missionary So
ciety tea, home of Mrs. Elmer
Heald, 2:30-5.
Pythian Sisters Thimble club,
home of Mrs. Romeo Smith,
1890.
Radio KxO-11 a. m. to l
p. m.