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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
DAIRYMEN HERE
PLAN TO Build
new CREAMERY

Articles Of incorporation for the
Land O Sunshine Co--opeiativc
Creamery were filed in the county
clerk 5 office TODAY The organi-
zation is incorporated for $1,000.
Members of the corporation
named in the articles arc b. Is. Bea.
die, Frank Fontas, \. j. Machado,
Joe Arnold and \. Baldcrs.
The aim Of the corporation is To
establish q non-profit cooperative
creamery, to establish branch aocn-
cics in Imperial county and other
parts of California, to make CON
tracts. buy real estate, and carry
en- other business necessary TO Il
creamery.
Five hundred shares Of common
stock will hc issued at par valuf
Of 800 4 share. and 250 shares
of preferred stock at tho same par
value.
G. j. Lewis Of FL Centre. formerly
9'anagcr of the Arrowhead cream
cry will hc manager Of the cream.
srv. 10 he built in either Imperial
or Brawlcy. Plans are uncertain as
yet, contrary to It report recently
published.
According TO the directors, almost
700 subscriptions nave been rrcciv-
ed by the corporation already. On
" Immortal Valley capital is inter.
t.tcd in tho project.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Film Company
Sued By Singer


LOS ANGELES, Oct. II. U.P,-.
The 80, 900 contract which Mary
Lewis, Metropolitan opera star
signed with the Pathc Studios last
February was recorded in sound nut
was unpaid, according to a SO 300
suit the singer had on file against
the company today,
Miss Lewis alleged the company
raid her only $500 ON the contract
and refused to make the picture.
Pathc officials indicated they had
changed thcir minds regarding the
film, claiming no suitable story was
available
\ sound picture WAS made Of the
ceremony at which Miss Lewis
signed the contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
THEFT OF HAY
LANDS TWO IN
TOLLS OF LAW

In case involving the theft o;
PAP bales of hay from II. X. Oakley
{. Paieric, Il, and Roy Arthur, 10
were arraigned in Imperial today
Paicri was held on bad check
charge. and Arthur on a charge OF
grand theft,
Arthur was hcll for preliminary
hearing October 20. and Paicri was
certified to the superior court as Il
juvenile.
While Paicri is not directly con
nectcd with the theft of the hay
representatives of the district attol-
nev's office said today that il
knows the particulars of the deal.
Arthur, together with a man not
vet apprehcnded, but who is knoWr
tc the sheriff's cfficc, is charges
with the theft of the hay. Arthur
was held on $1,000 bond.
The hay theft first became known
when friend Of II. X. Oakley
called him to find how much he hat
received for hay the friend had seer
being hauled from his ranch ncal
Imperial. Oakley had sold no hay
and began investigation.
With tho cooperation of the agr.
cultural commissioner. B. y. llarri
gan, and the sheriff s office. the hay
was traced, through the truck uses
70 haul it off. The truck had bcci
sold when the shcriff's office foun.
II. but they traced the former owner
Paicri
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Whaddaya Make
OF This, Watson?

NEW YORK, Oct. II. U.P)
-Patrolman Michael Casamas-
sima, 26, was in hospital to-
day because his sense of chiv-
airy proved a little stronger
than his skull.
He had an engagement with
Mrs. Florence Donate, "a, a wi
dow. They went for a ride in
the patrolman's automobile and
an argument started.
Finally Cassamissima confes-
sed he was in the wrong, and
stopped the machine got out
offered Mrs. Donate his black
Jack telling her to take free
swing at him.
She did, with vigor, and al
though the policeman had to
be taken to the hospital they
were friends again.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Police Seeking
Cannon's Son

Los ANGELES, Oct II. U.R)-
Major Richard NJ. Cannon, son of
Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
today was sought by deputy sher-
ifs on charges of passing bad
checks in connection with the pro-
motion of boys schools.
The checks alIcgcdly were given
various firms in San Bcrnardino
and Los Angeles counties.
Authorities said they were told
that Cannon was accompanied by a
Young woman known as Nellie Ben,
rctt.
Cannon was sought on warrants
trom San Bcrnardino county charg-
ing issuance of checks withou: sui
ticicnt funds, and Fictitious checks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Rancher Injured
In Auto Crash

T.. b. BrodcricE, who is employed
on a ranch near lIoltNillc, was in
iurcd yesterday afternoon in IA
automobile collision near RrawlcN,
lie is in FL Centre Hospital suffer
ng from wounds TO the head and
face. Il broken collar bone and other
injuries.
Brodcrick was driving truck
along the highway when Il speeding
automobile collid"d with the loaded
machine. The impact wrecked the
truck, while the other automob1c
involved, sped away without stop,
and So far, the driver has not been
found.
The injured man was taken TO Dr.
lack Hills office in Brawlcy, where
first aid was administered. Lemon :
ambulance brought him to the FL
C"ntro hospital for further treat
mCnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Juvenile Turkey
Thieves Punished

Two boys. IT wears old, appeared
before Judge \. c. Finncy this
morning, charged with the theft of
II turkeys from a ranch nca, Hraw-
ley. Their parents were with them.
After hearing evidence in the
ease, Judge Finncy directed that the
boys pay for the turkeys, which
Wcrc valued at $%L90. He >kcd
the fathers Of the youths - pay
the bill, and directed them to ''akr
the bows pay them bv working out
;hc price of the stolen turkeys,
Each OF the youths was put On pro,
hation for one wear, and directed to
Chcy their parents, 90 to school,
and report to the probation officer
every month.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Weather Delays
Youthful Flyers

klNGMAN, Ari2., Oct, 10. UP
Two aviator4 seeking records for
tranScontincntal flights from west
10 east awaited favorable weather
here today before resuming their
journeys.
Robert Buck. l6.year.old New Jc.-
,ry high school Boy, challenging the
Junior record Tor the eastbound trip,
planned to start today, weather per
mitting.
Both Buck and Laura ingalls, -
st. Paul were forced down yesterday
hN desert storms after flights from
Los Angeles,
Miss Ingalls, said She waS not ccr-
ain when she would continue She
knpes to make the first record flight
east to west ever completed by "
woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Labor Convention
Enjoying Recess

rOSTON. Oct. II. U,P.-Undcr
rules prohibiting Saturday sessions.
the annual convention of the Amcrj.
can Federation II Labor was adj.
.lourncd to Pcmbcrton as guests OF
the Boston Central Labor Union.
Others attended the Harvard Spring
field football game.
Tie federation : moral and finan
cial support was pledged late ycstcr-
day to the 1000 striking operative.
of the Dan River and Riverside cot
ton mills at Danvillc, Va.
y campaign 20 uHi0nia2 Sv&o"l
teachers throughout the country was
endorsed. 1t also was voted to assist
the union of slocpin" ear portcrs in
their effort to obtain recognition
from the Pullman Company and 20
obtain Giving wage in plac"
Of a wa"c based on the present tip.
uing system.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
READY
TO BATTLE WITH
DESERVING FORCE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II. U.P)-
War to the finish was declared to-
day between former Governor Pin.
chot, Republican candidate for gov
c1nor, and a large section of the
Pennsylvania Republican organiza
ton.
Republican leaders of PhIladcl-
phia have deserted the party candi-
date almost to the last man 70 sup
Fort the Democratic candidate, John
NJ. Hemphill.
Pinchot is dry and favors strictcr
control of public utilities. Hemp
hill is for complete repeal of state
and federal prohibition and fayors
retention of the present system of
utilities regulation. Both issues are
outstanding, but Pinchot S utilities
views have become the subject of
chief attack in the developments of
the last IS hours
Heads of utilities and large bus
mess concerns here and in Pitts
Lurgh have joined the revolt, which
has gained large proportions since
". W. Attcrbury. president of the
Pennsylvania railroad, the most
powerful single political influence
in the state, resigned as Republican
national committeeman to he free
10 fight the party candidate for
governor.
Pinchot charges the descrtion of
organization politicians was bought
and paid for through their public
Utility overlords. This group of
powerful forces is determined TO
Put Democrat in the governor $
,hair rather than see the Rcpubli-
can party come under Pinchot s
control.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Diller To Resume
His Old Station

H. G. Dillcr. formerly in the hard
y;arc business here, today announced
that he has signed a five year lcaS"
on store room in thc new building
going up next to the Bank of Italy
ON Main street.
Diller was located in the old
building that occupied the same
spot. He viii move in az soon as
the new huilding is completed. anl
viii establish a line of hardware AMI
paints.
The building is owned by W. \.
Schcniman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
City Dads Back
From Long Beach

Councimcn ". j, Clements and
Il. f.. Couch and city Clerk john
G. Ncalr returned to f. Centre last
night after attending the convention
of the California League of Munici.
raltics in Long Beach.
Long Beach entertained her viSi'
tors with q trim to Santa Catalina
Island Yesterday, the special treat
coming as a surprise 70 a majority
&C those present. The day WAS >pcn:
cnioving the sccnlc beauties of the
island.
The convention proved to be one
Of unusual interest to the local men
who report that they derived great
dcal of good from the sessions,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Four Arrested
On wild Party

HOLLYWOOD, oct. II. UP)-
Jean Lavcrtv, screen actress, and
four others were arrested today
when police raidod an asserted wild
party in an APARTMENT house here.
She was charged with disturbing
the peace, rs were the others, Cart
Seawall, 33, property man; Mrs. May
scawcll, Mrs. May Bush and Harry
G. Mount, actor.
Police were called by ncighbors
who complained of a tor-ali
ti0ht, screaming and profanity in
the apartment in which the party
was held
Scawall was taken to the Holly,
wood hospital for treatment of minor
injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Coast Stocks
Still Falling


Los ANGELES, Oct II. UP
Leading issues ON the Los Angeles
stock and curb market showed a
drop in values today while volume
ot sales remained about steady with
that of the past few days.
Richficld Oil maintained its pos
ition as a trading leader with 270O
shares sold. 1t opened at sl4, drop
led to s and raIiicG to SIS. Stan,
Gard Ooil showed sales of 1900, with
drop of one point to 53h.
Transamcrica sold 2,200 shares
after dropping from a high of lSii
to l77s. Pacific Finance also show
cd Il drou Of /, point to l6 with
aales of 900 shares recorded.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Guatemala Consul
Dies Aboard Ship

san PEDRO, Oct. II. U.P)-The
body of Rudolto Sandoval, recently
appointed Guatemala consul general
at san Francisco, was being taken
TO the northern city today aboard
the liner Ecuador, on which he died
Il sea October ) from heart trouble.
Miss Maria Sandolll, n daughte".
was accompanying the body. Burial
services will be held in San Fran
cisco.
Scnor Sandoval formerly was
chief justice of Guatemala.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Cardinal Pitcher
Sued For Divorce

CANTON. Ohio. Oct. H. UP
Charging that he had gossipcd about
her in her hometown OF Minerva
OEiu. Mrs. Burlcigh Crimes. wife of
tue st, Louis Cardinals baseball
r,tchcr, today flied suit for divorce
Ecrc.
Mrs, Grimes SAID in addition t.
gossiping about her, Grimes associat-
cd with other women, who wrote
Inn amoiouS letters,
she asked alimouv and share %
their proncrty in Minerva.
Grimes was denied a divorce last
spring, the ruling Judge ccnsuring
him for alleged indifference toward
his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Stock Declines
In Last Session

NEW YORK, Oct. l1.W.P)-Stocks
declined one to five points in the
short session today bringing to a
close one of the most hectic weeks
since the great break last autumn.
The recession today was orderly.
At the outset the list was irregular
J." higher. Steel and other leaders
met some support for time but at
ter steel touched 15l selling proved
too heavy for the constructive forces
and the market settled lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Flyer Killed In
North Dakota

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. II. U,P;-
\. G. Stack. st. Paul Manager of
the Manner Air Transport Lines. was
advised today that Thomas Strick-
lcr of Miles City. Mont, had been
killed in an air crash when his plane
made a forced landing near Regent,
y. D., last night
No passengers were in the plane.
The pilot had left Aberdeen. S. ID.
for Miles City early yesterday after
noon.
LAS VEGAS, y. NJ. Oct. II. U.P
M. l.. Miller was killed and Mcryl
Johnson was injured today when
their airplaneS crashed ON the J. T.
Morrow ranch. % miles southeast of
here. Johnson who was plotting
he craft probably will recover.
The men, both of Belcn, y. ~, were
cnroutc to Albuquerque.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
New Recorder To
Study Offices

Mrs. Evalvn B9man Wcstcrficld
l'ft last night for Riverside. where,
in keeping with tac promises made
by her in the recent primary clco
ion, she will Stddy the m 'thod>
rSed in the various recorders off,
ices in the state.
she plans to work for one week
n the Riverside office which, is
,on>idclod one Of the most efficient
~ conducted in california, aal al.
80 plans to visit other offices.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Slayers Receive
Life Sentences

REDWOOD CITY. Calf, Oct, II,
UP:-Formal sentence of life impri.
sonmcnt in san Ql.cntin Prison waS
pronounced today by Superior judge
George Buck ON Mrs. Minnie Rodcr-
ick and viii Woodring, convicted of
The murder of Frank Roderick, the
woman = husband
The pair, asSertcdly paramour-.
were found guilty of Staying Roder-
lex and hiding his body in an aban
doned cistcrn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
RI: VOL
REPORTS
Conf F[|(3T
Both Sides Claim Victory
AS Fighting Proceeds
In Brazil Rebellion.
TO AID AMERICANS
Navy Orders Warship To
Stand By If Citizens
Require Help.
BY G. A. POWELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


RIO DE JANEIRO. Oct. II. U.D
The ministry of justice announced
today that federal troops in Santa
Catharina and Rio Grande Do Sui
states were "fighting herocially'
against the advance Of revolutionary
forces from the south.
The ministry also announced that
rcvolutionsists had been defeated at
Bclcm. capital Of Para state, in tho
north.
''Coloncl eclho de Souza has de-
fcatcd rcvolutionists at Behcl, capi-
tai of Para, and is rcorganizing his
region - the announcement said.
"All federal units in Minas Geraes
state central region, where state
troops rcvolted, remain loyal to the
republic.
"Military operations continue
successful at the most important
points in the south.
''Gcneral Armada and Colonel
Pitta, who are organizing volun-
tcers. have enlisted thousands in
the Sac Paulo Pauiist Legion, and
1900 troops of patriots are operating
in the interior of the state. The
sons of President Washington Luis
have Joined the third infantry.
Reports that Rio de Janeiro has
been endangered are absurd and
false. The capital region is entirely
calm. -
Colonel Jose Armando, commander
in the state Of Espirito Santo, north
| of the capital. informed the presi-
dent by telegraph today that the
forces had met and fetcated rebels
tratc the state.
Messages from Goyaz said federal
forces had met and dcfcaeted rebels
at Anhangucra bridge on the bor-
der OF Minas Gcraes state.
RIO GRANDE DO SUI, BAIL,
Oct. II. U,H-Revolutionary head
quarters announced today that the
northern revolutionary army in Pa
rama state had battlod Sac Paulo
federal forces at Jacareznho and
San Jose de Platina, routing thou
sands Of government troops.
1t also was announced that rebel
forces from Minas GeraCs state were
ready to advance on Rio de Janeiro'
while five insurgcnt armies totahnG
10000 men arc advancing on Sac
Paulo from the south,
WASHINGTON, Oct. II. U.P)-
The cruise Pensacola at Norfolk
was ordered today to proceed at
once 70 Guntanamo, Cuba. and await
expected orders to proceed to Bra
iii to protect American lives which
may be endangered by the revolu-
tion. it was learned 1t the state de
partmcnt today.
1t was made clear at the state de.
partment that the solo function of
the cruiser would be to take eff
Americans whose wives might be
endangered. There are no other
American saval vessels in Brazilian
waters and tine Pensacola is the
only ship being ordered to stand by
for this duty, it was explained.
The Pensacola WAS scheduled to
sail from Norfolk before p. m. to-
day, II was learned at the navy de-
partmcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Classes To Start
Tuesday Evening

Citizenship classes win begin Mon
day night, October 20, in room y
at the high school, according e
Glenn kirffcr instructor.
The pupils in thr classes must b.
ready for examinations for their ma
uralization papers ON December T.
a. which time federal examiners vii
be here.
Glasses viii meet twice weekly.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
DEAN OF STATES
C0NCRESSMEN Is
TAKEN BY DEATH

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. U.P)-
Rep. Charles Forrest curry, dean Of
the California congressional delega
ton, died at his apartment here last
night after an illness of four years.
I!c was ~ years old. 4 recent OPP
Grafton failed to improve Curry s
condition.
Representing the third California
district with his residence in Sac
ramento, Curry had served in the
house for almost IS years. Although
il i'll health in recent years he al
ways kept closely in touch with the
political situation and carried on his
work through a secretary. His con-
clifton was aggravated by an auto
mobile accident two years ago.
Curry was born in Naperville, Ill.
March IA, 1858 and moved to Seat
tie, Wash, in 1872, going from there
to San Francisco 4 year later. His
political career began in 1887 after
a period of activity in agriculture,
| cattle, lumber and mining. He was
admitted to the bar in 1883 andd
served successively as post3fficc
superintendent clerk OF the city and
county of San Francisco, secretary
Of state, and building and loan COM
missioner.
He was defeated for the governor
ship in 1910. He was elected as a
Republican to the 63d congress and
has served in the house since then.
He was chairman of the house terri
torial committee and a member Of
the flood control committee.
SACRAMENTO. Oct. II. UP
State Senator J. VI. Inman Of Sac
ramento will be candidate for
Congress at a special election to be
called by Governor Young to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Congressman Charles T. Curry at
Washington, D. C., it was learned
here today.
Under the federal laws Cover
nor is not empowered to appoint a
congressman. He will, however,
probably permit the office to re
main vacant Tor the remainder of
Currv's present term, and all a
special election for early in 1881 to
fill the vacancy for the new term.
The name Of Curry, who was
nominated in the August primary to
succeed himself. will remain on the
lallot for the November / election,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
Football Finals
At Ypsilante

At Ypsilante
Michigan Normal, 80; Detroit
City College, Is.
At Houston
Arizona, o; Rice. o.
Columbia, As; Wesleyan, 0.
Michigan state. 30; Cincinnati, @
Michigan, II; Purdue. Is.
Army, 50; Swarthmorc, o.
BoWdom. :; Williams, T.
Pittsburgh, 53; Western H1,
serve, 0.
Kentucky Wesleyan, 0: Miami, ~.
Lehigh, 10; hopkins, -.
Case, :; Obcrlip, o.
Toledo L.. -; Defiance, T..
Brown, :; Princeton, o.
Carnegie. 81; Georgia Tcch O.
Georgia, L.; Yale, H.
Penn Military College %; GcttNs.
burg, 80
Harvard, -; Npringficld q.
Cornell, a.; Hrmpden sydney, s.
Minnesota, 0; Stanford, q.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11
WHAT'S DOING


TONIGHT
Traffic officers ball, 8, I'M
pcrial.
Troop 5, B.S,A., 7, Scout hut.
Fox Imperial Theatre, Let s
Go Native
TOMORROW
Sunday services, churches.
X, G. breakfast, 8. Barbara
Worth,
Baseball, 10. old fair grounds.
Fox Imperial Theatre, THE
Little ..ccident
MONDAY
Masonic luncheon, 1880, Bar
bara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11

humboldt County has appropriate
cd 5000 Ter preliminary work ON
the Red Bluff Eureka highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-11

Funeral services viii be held Mon
day morning at san Diego, after
which the body viii be- taken 10
Detroit Funeral services in the
latter city will be next Saturday
and burial there that day.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
JOHNNY FARRELL
 WINS GOLF EVENT
Comes From Behind to Top Field
 in Pensacola Open

Pensacola, Fla, Feb. Y (P'- Johnny Farrell, dcbonair shot maker from St. Augustine, Fla, has ushc"- cd in the winter campaign among the professionals in Florida by posting q score of 2S7 for = holes to win the second annual $&,500 Pensacola open golf tournament.
 The former national open cham pion, came from behind yesterday 10 stroke his way over the finJl round in GS, three under par, nosing out Gene Sarazcn, who seemingly had the crown safely tucked away with a 2SS.
 Farrell sank q 25-foot putt on the rolling final green 10 score a birdie three and finish stroke ahead of the stoclly Italian.
 Sarazcn had taken the lead at the and continucl his brilliant golf to score Il %, one under par. HoWcvc-, he missed a six foot putt on the final hole. Farrcll's complete card was T1-74-74-6S-2S7 anI Sarazcn's 12-74-72-7o-g88. Farrell received $500 and Sarazcn $500.
 Whihy Cox. Brooklyn, finished with q 992 to tie Herman Barron of Port Chester, x. T., for thirJ place.
 Tony Mancro, came fifth Ni;h 295, and Mehlhorn had to be sat.s- fled with sixth place for his 294 score.
 Eight strokes behind the leader with 295 was Ed Dudley of Will 1nington, Del. Craig Wood and Harry Cooper, were deadlockcd at 24G. Roland Hancock of Lynch burg, Na., and Al Espinosa of Chi cago tied with 297's. John Revolt: Of Hemstead, N. Y, had 2JS, and Lew Waldron of Boston and August Nordone Of Schenectady, x. Y, were even at 999.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
&1# 1# BIG SHOT " bY FRANK L. PACKARD

everything,," she said.
 He dragged ruminativcly on his cigaret for I moment, then again he shrugged his shoulders.
 "Oh, well, sure, il you're so sturi; or it,' he grunted. 1t won't taMQ long. The Fritzies told me I'd been . blown up in an ammunition dump with some other Americans when the Allies We're running like mad III that spring retreat of IS.
 'l was the only one they found alive. and they made me q prisoner and showed me in q hospital. Ate. the var they handed me back to the Americana. and was brought over 10 New York. l couldn't re- member my name or anything. and there was q lot Of hot air about making me a hospital case.
 'I did the duck good and plenty on that little idea. 1 handed my self Q name-Hal Narney-and then started out looking for a job"
 He paused, flicked the ash wi>h sudden savageness from his cigar (, and gave q bitter laugh. q didn't get one, We weren't such fine heroes after the war as when We were going over, I didn't get any thing except a few hours work here and there. I vent flat.
 There was a joint down off thy boWery where they sold bad liquor to buns when the buns had any money. and sometimes if you were a regular customer they'd hand you a shot for nothing-and there was always some 9omc-on soup twice q day. It was an awful hole-and l vas ono Of She bums." He paused again. "D'you like it so far?"
 There were tears in her eyes: she could only sec him mistily. Co oM,' she whispered.
 "AW, don't let it get your goa-, hid.' he chuckled. Tt turned out al right for mo. The joint w2s owned by a fellow named lay Myers, who owned Il lot oI other queer places, 100.
 Tt wasn't often he showed him. ~ II tAi ON4lb LiiNI '. CIIC iliSHl, l.tt first time I'd ever seen him, he blew in. He spotted me. and cane over and called me by my right name. Hello, Norry,' he said. The last time l was out in Chicago yorr ma and dad told me you'd bean killed in France. Say. this'll pc some news for them.'
 ''lzzy took mo to his house and ] came down with pneumonia. He sent for my father and mothat. He'd been an old Chicago crook himself and ned known my people and me since l was q kid in the guttcrs ... ....
 Well, that's about all, I got the dope on everything. had nice little record myself in Chicago with q gang. Anyway, when l got better joined lzzy's crowd and so dil my father and mother That's | CT