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New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Refuses to "I.nOtC'

-N'W OIN, rep, U T. -bl 'f rcundhog lay fast asleep in his concrete den dt the Bronx Zoo today, leaving inc matter Of winters future state cnveloped in q myriad of inter- rogation marks.
 ''Thorc are eroundhogs and croundhogs," was the sage wisdom which escaped the lips of Head Keeper John Toomcv. as he related how his pct gromdhoS had cmbar- rasscd him and the city whose guest he is,
 IL was at noon yesterday when q troop Of Boy scouts, invited to watch Br'cr Groundhog in the act of prog nostjcating the next six weeks of weather, arrived at the zoo. Thee were movie camera mcn-sound and scGndlcss-and a throng Of uninviteI but interested spectators.
 Immune 10 Carrots
 Keeper Toomcy pcrrcd into the dcu and announced that Nr. Grounl- hog was still in lotharGic state. So, with a knowing air. he dcftiy pushed some carrots and lettuce within range of the grounding $ nostrils. The animal noozcd on.
 Mr. Toomcy smiled sbccpishly at the Watchful Boy Scouts and then permitted his hands 10 disappear within the den and emerge with a squirmju2 groIndhoc. With a smIc Of satisfaction the keeper carried tn. animal 10 hole which he hims .jf had du-
 Into the hole fine 2roundhog wts placed. liut only for an instant fo: h" emerged with a velocity Whi,.l 1 inot only upsH Mr. Toomcy's cquill- hrium but Irn ihc cHmcramcn with Inothns hul a blurred streak 10 indj- cate his course. Straight for his COL rr"'" home and promptly 10 slcap went tho furry weather prophet. Tries Once Again D'pioriu@ the animals refusal 10 |abldr hN traduIou-tuar is. oIth,r 10 1 return 10 thr specially du. holo. ln- l dIclIm" six more weeks ol winter or i remain outailo. indicating thlt =rriu- Nt~ hw a triflr distant - Keeper Toom.} once aSau removed the tamporaIunmal groundhog from ] il~ concrete aboa"- Back into th. mud holu hr Was shot Cameras ground. som" clicked and thr Roy <. oWs watrbnd mm1hs a-ape. b"3 . a', for aau-Dr. fo. once a~,ua
 -louudho@ "uur-rd like a bullet au h'"dnd straight for hJs duGou.
 'ru" llrrd -u.a oG inc muuict. .IHH'E r'fGgn.l To his tfvtr.-distur.t- g,, sleep ~h.h 1U" Boy Srou s ao'n'wha 2hro'iral 'rrHard toward ih. r.p'5i. HoH-..
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Marriage Licenses.

Arthur c. Baur, 40. this city, and Grace
9. Williams, Il. Lyon Park, Va. Rev. J. r..
jesse Tucker. al. and Julia Taylor, 10;
Rev. Henry C. Brooks.
Herbert G. Hagerty, so. Conneaut. Ohio.
and Anna q. Starter, Is, Meadville, Pa;
Rev. John T.. Briggs.
Fred w. jackson, "a. and Marie Hodge,
81; Rev. Alexander Wilbanks
Percy Marion. 40, Ithaca, N Y, and &C.
neva Bradshaw. 3d. Daytona Beach, Fla;
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
Lloyd l.. Nelson, rs, Baltimore, Md, and
BeTntce v. Green, -. this city; Rev. Earle
Edward T. Dillon. 80. and Marie c. Pieper,
80; Rev j. J. A. Dillon.
Sol Pliner, 50, and Sadie Pliner, az, both
OF charlotte, y. G.; Rev: ]. T. Loeb;
Fels. 10; Rev. D. e. Wiseman.
and Edna M Talbert. II. this city; Rev. R.
Henry s. willis. 80. and Frances j. Dent.
90, both Of Richmond, Va; Rev. John Weld
Chester Hall. %, and Alice Brather, as;
James M. Johnston. jr, ii, Brattleboro,
VI: and Eleanor Relyea, 81 this city; Rev.
Cleophss o. King. 81. and Frances g.
Baker, 49, Rev. George Neel
Brown A. Mason, %, Allentown. Pa, and
Lucille M. Mason, 81, Clifton Force, Va;
Rev. John E. Briggs
Charles T. Stephenson, &c. and Cora L.
pouglass: SO: both of Gloucester, Mass; Rev.
Edward L. Buckley.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia Generally fair
tonight and tomorrow, cooler tonight,
gentle northeast and east winds.
Maryland and Virginia--Generally
fair tonight and tomorrow cooler to-
night in east and central partitions,
moderate winds mostly northeast and
east.
West virginia--Fair tonight: tomor-
row increasing cloudiness with con-
tinued mild temperature. followed by
showers tomorrow night and Thursday.
Record for Twenty Four Hours.
Thermometers PM, So; 8 pm, 66:
IL midnight, 81; 4 am, So; 8 am, 81.
Barometer PM, 29.85; 8 pm,
1886; II midnight, 29.s7; am, 29.sl :
3 am, 1901.
Highest temperature. 50, occurred at
2:15 pm. yesterday; lowest temperature,
81, occurred at TAO am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest, 43.
Tide Tables.
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide, o:29 am. and 1913
PM; high tide, sos am. and 6:35 pm.
1871 PM; high tide, 6;5S am. and
7:22 pm.
The SUN and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 1854 am; sun sets
4:52 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:56 am; sun
sets Ash pm.
Moon rises 1888 am; sets 3:15 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear this morning.
Weather In Various Cities.
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MISS ANNE BEERS
IS,LA|D TO REST
School Officials and Many
Former Colleagues Attend
Her Funeral.

with ranking public school officials
and former colleagues attending, fu-
neral services for Miss Anne Beers, 20
years old, retired public school princi-
pal, who died Sunday at her residence,
1892 Massachusetts, avenue, were held
this morning at st. Matthew's Catholic
Church. Interment was In Congress
sional Cemetery.
Miss Beers, a native of Washington,
was educated in the public schools here,
later attending Columbia University in
New York City. Appointed o teacher
in the elementary grades soon after
her graduation from the Washington
Normal School, she advanced to the
rank of supervising principal of the old
fourth division, holding this position is
years. She retired some years ago.
Miss Beers, an ardent worker in the
interests of local school teachers, played
q major part In the organization of the
Teachers Aid and Annuity Association
and the promotion of the present
teachers retirement law.
She was O charter member of the
Woman's City Club and was active in
the work of the District Educational
Association and the National Educa-
tional Association.
She Is survived by one brother, VIII
liam Beers, and two sisters, Miss Cor
nelia Beers and Mrs, Margaret Beers
Somarindyck.
Six nephews acted as pallbearers:
Clayton Beall, Ralph Beal1. Harry Beers
Ivan Beers, Charles Knoch and George
Somarindyck.
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WILLIAM H. RICE DIES
Native of Washington Victim Of
Pneumonia in Richmond.

william II. Rice, native Washing
tonian, died yesterday in Richmond, Va,
from pneumonia. He was so years old.
Mr.. Rice, for many years connected
with w. B. Moses & Sons here, went 10
Richmond seven years ago to enter the
furniture business.
He is survived by his widow and q
daughter, Miss Irene Rice, who Is q
teacher at Western High School, and
who resides at 1645 Thirty-first street.
Funeral services viii be held tomor-
row morning at the Richmond resi-
dence. 2405 Maplewood avenue, DR..
Churchill j. Gibson of st. James Epis-
copal Church of Richmond, officiating.
Further services win be held here at
O'Clock at the chapel Of Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Deaths Reported.

F1avia A. Haskell, 81, 1912 K st.
Cora F. Hail. rs. $50 seaton pl ne
George Harvey May, SO, 1907 Taylor.
Richard M. Flynn, IS, Providence Hos
George r.. Davis, ST. 1908 18th st.
Burrows Nelson. 40. 614 18th st. s.w.
Albert Luehs. Sc, T2s 9Th st.
Walter c.. Dively, 43, 500 18th st.
Clarence A. Poore, AZ, ST. Elizabeth's Hos
Robert Dates, as. oallinser Municipal
Hospital.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past ~
,oeorse v. and Elsie L. Colonna, boy and
girl (twins).
william H. and Charlotte B. Crawford,
boy.
Emmett G. and Dorothy T. Collier, girl
John Il. and Margaret A. Harmon, girl.
Victor ]. and Blanche G. Haveron, girl.
Charles and Lottie Edwards, boy.
Theodore and Elizabeth Hagan, girl.
Joseph and Ruth Brent, girl.
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FOUR ARE TO ADDRESS
CHEST SPEAKERS GROUP
Clinics Are Held to Teach Better
Methods to Unit Which Must
Contact Public.

DR.. Homer Councillor, assistant pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church; Dorsey w,
Hyde. jr., secretary of the washington
Chamber Of Commerce: Miss Hettie p.
Anderson, general secretary X. w. G. A.,
and Mrs. w. w. Wheeler, chairman of
the Americanization division of the To-
cal Federation of Womens Clubs, will
be speakers at the Community Chest
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wednestiay EVENING 4, tl,e Homer

Clinic Wednesday evening In the Homer
Building.
The clinics are for the purpose of
teaching better speaking methods to
members of the speakers unit
Miss Blanche Renard, secretary of
the Chest Budget Committee, win point
out favorable points made by the
speakers. w. w. Wheeler, chairman of
the clinic, will be finding fault with the
arguments. ]. o. Martin, editor of the
Transmitter, will be presiding judge.
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MCFARLAND RITES HELD

Funeral services for Charles (Packy)
Mcfarland, 40 years old, who died sun
day at his residence, 221 Ascot place
northeast, were held this afternoon at
the funeral home Of Timothy Hanlon
GAL H street northeast. Interment was
In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MIR. Mcfarland, a salesman here for
many years, is survived by his parents,
a sister, Mrs. r. j. Moore, and a brother,
John q. Mcfarland.
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sUnLER. SUSANNA c. on Noyemher -
1880, &c her residences. TIT Kilnourne ul
NV, SUSANNA G, suDLKR 1nterment
Sudiersvilie, Nd, Tuesday, November ~. 10
early Sunday mofnlnR, November ie, 1880
at her residence. 2sA4 Evans rd.. Ana.
costa. D. O.. BARBARA A. WARD. a9ed
Us years. She Is survived by one son.
Frederick W. ward. and daughter, Alice
v. Ward q brother, Bonnie Thomas one
sister, Mary Thomas; one dauRhtef-ln-
Law, Eva Ward. and two Erandehflerens
Adalbert r.. and Barbara ward, and boat
OF other relatives and friends. FUNERAL
Wednesday. November 10, ut pm. from
Hillsdale Holiness Mission. 28f0 sheridan
I'd, Anaeostia. ID. c., brother william II.
YoUnE, pastor. Relatives and friends In
vited TO attend. 1nterment Paynes Gene.
terry. 10
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When the top hat first made its ap-
pearance in London, 140 years ago. the
wearer created a sensation. So great
became the crowd in the street that the
pioneer was arrested for melting a riot.
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FnREIGN
H. r. HOFFMAN CHOSEN
Missouri Man Given Post in Ag-
riculture Department.

H. r. Hoffman of Trenton, Mo-, has
been selected executive secretary to DR..
w. w. Stockberger, director Of person.
mel and business administration of the
Department of Agriculture, by Secretary
Hyde.
making study Of the space require
ments Of the bureaus to be housed
in the new extensible building now I'M
der construction and determining what
changes in construction and general
equipment may be necessary to provide
the best conditions for carrying on the
work of the department.
AS chairman of the Board Of Penal
Institutions of Missouri from 1920 to
1924, Hoffman served under Secretary
Hyde, then Governor of Missouri.
Tandragree, Ireland, will exempt new
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MAJOR, ROBERT .. on Monday. Novem-
Der II, 1880, at II am, at Garfield Hos
pital soiiowi1s brief Illness acni RoREE EI. Il =
OF the late Mary e Major. He Is sur
vived by his daughter, Mrs. John J. Nc
Beth, and sons, Robert u Major and John
r. Major. Funeral services from his late
residence, .sl4 Randolph st: NV on
to st. Gabriers Catholic Church, where
mass will be said at $50 o'clock. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemekery. ID
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lARD, JAMES e. Comrades of Richard
II j. Harden Camp, No. q, u. s. w.
", are requested to assemble at
Tabler's funeral parlors, 928 M 81.
n IsSo y WeSdaesSsy, N So stesnd The S
funeral of our late comrade,
- JAMES e. MAYNARD, Services
Sacred Heart Church, 10th and Park
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Tandragree, Ireland, will exempt new
houses from taxation for several years.
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LOST.
BROOCH amethyst. Please return to 1850
Trying, st. NV, Apt. 4oS. Adams sso4rW
CAMEO BROOCH, Friday. food show. Lin
coin 630s-J. 7o7 l4th st. Sc: l9s
CHOW DOG, red, Sunday, from SAT Ran
dolph st; NV; answers to name Ching
DOG, Llewellyn setter; medium size; spots
on ears and back; has collar; answers to
sioo s psn ,4tS e Ben Hundey Adams
DOG. Welsh terrier; 8 months old with
collar and answering to Jake" Pot. 5457
or 2033 Florida ave.
DOG-Strayed, male brindle dog, mixed
breed, slightly larger than fox terrier; name
Pal; license 3546. Reward. Phone Adams
l7l4-W or return to 4sl9 Argyle Terrace NV.
EYEGLASSES, mans, tortoise shell, in case
inscribed Or. Benjamin Bell Culpeper' Va"
lev HeEhts tag i47ss f Finder paass return
TO 1872 Indian lane NV. Phone Clev. 1855.
FUR. lost Palace Theater last sunday 9
" week sSox EsTard increased to $40 II returned
NECKPIECE: red fox fur Saturday eve, at
L .,Gr Palsce Iheatsr; FINGER please re-
Georgia 1488-W.
PoCKETBooK, brown Upper, Saturday aft
ernoon, on MT, Pleasant car. Reward. Tele-
clasp; lost Monday. Reward Col. 1850.
POCKET FOLD, leather. Reward, SIS. Cali
Met. 1900 Sl4 Tower Bldg. or Adams 1921
POODLE, white with one black ear; female;
answers to name 'Toodles''; Somerset MD.
PURsE-Will party who found green purse
on st. between 18th and 18th Sunday
afternoon kindly call Georgia 4s2S-WP Re-
WATCH, Waltham, old-style hunting case,
yellow gold. Reward. Call Mr.. Dugan, North
S083 or North 4881.
WHITE POODLE, old, no collar, name
sport; not we'll, very friendly. Reward.
1853 Girard ST. NV. Mabel Coxen.
WRIST WATCH, white, gold, Nov. l4. Lin
coin Memorial bus or between Madison pi.
and State Dept. Adams s576-J.
WRIST WATCH, E1sin, engraved on back.
Gertrude" vicinity 14th and x SITS. Re-
ward Adams 2il3-J before pm.
WRIST WATCH, small, white gold, lady's,
set with diamond chips; lost in vicinity Of
Auditorium on Armistice day; reward. v.
Goekz, American University Campus. l9s
rSrHMwrwrDWrC
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MACCARTENEY, CHARLES HARTWELL
oarfeld Hospital. CHARLES HARTWELL
CRAGIN MCCARTNEY. Funeral from
the residences, 3l23 Dumbarton ave, on
wednesday. November lo, at . pm. is
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY

FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GEO. G. SHAFFER
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD.
ERATE PRICES. TEL. NAT. gaze d NAT. 0I06
Open Evenings 14th & Eve
Gude Bros. CO., 1912 F St.
Prompt Auto Delivery Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Rrafhn

ACKERMAN. LUCY CRITTENDEN, on NO
sTSsrr & lsSp' e SeR psgo va Gs y Lg .Ss
81 TSo n cristsndsn 'Asksrmsn. cSuia
q Ps;ilsdeip6is. Pa. and sister Of Howard
Crittenden OF san Dieso, Calf.
ADAMS. IDA v. Suddenly, on Sunday, NO
pitai; IDA a v; ADAMS. sssd IS years. Ya-
neral from the chapel Of Thos. 8 SerEeon,
S Al ts % H RssSes ana senss m
M yitsd to sstsnd. 1nssrmsns ct Prospect
AArBLER, LOUISE. Departed this life on
Monday. November IL 1850. at II IS m,
at Oeorgetown University HOSPITAL, LOUISE
q devoted husband. one brother. one sister,
two nieces six brothers and two sisters:
in-law. and . host Of other , Islatiyes and &c
from Lemax a NJ T. 2. Church. Green rs.
BEARD. SAMUEL A. suddenly, on Tuesday.
husband Of sarah j. Beard Funeral from
se es %. :. $50 a On thense 70 st. Mar
tins chMrch; where mass ass WI os ssie ~ 81
s.rmsnt Monns o live fS c:%es.r 9vsa
ysmssr x lssS q his s.,o rs:dt Sss. 2oc
brotSer Of MRS casSeriSe SiaSa. father
Of Robert srn H.Sss; end Ellen GLE
Thursdsy, November 20. at $50 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. interment
Arlington National Cemetery. lee
BUSsARD, FANNIE W.. on Monday. No.
vember II, 1890, at her residence. 1880
Fuller at. NV, FANNIE w. BUSSARD,
AGED rs years. Remains resting at the w
w. Chambers funeral home. Interment
Port jefferson. Ohio
BUTLER. WILLIAM ELMAR. on Monday
Moyembsr II, 1880; Ct his Tssis ssT,, ~, 2
beloved husband OF Marie H. Butler. Pu-
neral from the residence Of his father,
William Henry Butler. 33T eth st.. ne,
Thursday. November 20. at 2 pm. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery 10
CARDOZO, WILLIAM. On Sunday morning.
November i6. 1880, ct 0:3A o'clock. at
DOZO, beloved husband of Daisy watson
Cardozo. He is survived by three dauRh-
tiers, one son, one sister and three broth
ers. Funeral "wednesday, November 49, at
1850 pm, from his late residence 1889 g
Ct. NV. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. I8s
CARDoZo. WILLIAM Members OF Column
bia Lodee. No. IS. I =. p. Q. r. of w,
are herehv notihed ~ the death OF Brother
WILLIAM CARD0zO. who departed this
life on Sunday, November IT, 1891. Fr-
neral from his late residence. 1889 9 st.
NV, "Wednesday November 10. at 1870
nm. Mornins Star LodRe. No. 10: Forest
Temple, No. 9, and Columbia Temrle. No.
422, are. invited. Members will meet at
'n' HziERBERr y. JONES. Ex. Ruler.
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MACCABE, JOSEPH d. Suddenly, on NO
ysmhsr II 1880, st the Hamilton Hotel,
at Eaffell chapel, 5th and H SITS. NV.
Interment Boston. Mass.
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MOORE. SARAH JOSEPHINE. On Monday,
November II. 1880, at her residsn ai,r the
MOORE. beloved mother Of Frederick w.
Moore. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Thursday, November 20, ut 2 pm. 10
NAIR. WALTER p. on Monday. November
IL, 1880, at Eniergency Hospital WALTER
Vest. Funeral from the chapel Of
Thomas r. Murray q Son, 2007 Nichols
ave. se., on Thursday, November 20s at
pm. Relatives END friends invited. m
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
Legal Notice
File NO. LA-2659
NOTICE To CREDITORS

IN the matter of the application
of PRODUCERS HOTEL CORPOR
ALTON for Il permit authorizing
pa tial distribution of capital assets
Notice is hereby given Of thi
filing of an application by PRO
DICERS HOTEL CORPORATION
a California corporation, for a per
nit authorizing partial distribu'
tion of capital assets to its stock
holders.
ANY creditor of such corporation
may file in the office of the Com,
missioner Of Corporations at zoo
Associated Realty Bldg, Sixth and
Olive Streets, Los Angeles. Cali
fornia within two weeks of the first
publication of this notice, his veri'
fled objection in writing to the
granting of such permit. There shall
be stated in such objection an ad.
dress to which any notice provided
bv law may be mailed.
Dated: Los Angeles, California,
January 81, 1880.
+. G. ATHEARN, Commissioner of
Corporations,
BY J. \. HAHN, Deputy.
Jan. 29. Feb j
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
SEELEY

The Seelcy baseball team played
with the FL Centro creamery boys
Sunday at Sccley and the score was
in favor of the I'll Centre boys.
II. c. Coc was a visitor at the
Seeley grammar school Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom White and sons,
jimmie and Char V White, enjoyed
Sunday at the Picacho mine Leyond
Yuma.
Mrs. Archie Barnes of Imperial
visited friends in Seeley Tuesday.
Miss Buelah sheldon left Friday
for Los Angeles where she expects
70 remain for some time.
The Farm Home department will
meet Thursday, February 6, a. the
he me of Mrs. Ray Cramcr
John Trammel and Carl Bethur-
am left Tuesday, motoring to Roosc-
welt, Ariz., where they expect to
spend the rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Rogers and
Miss Helen Rogers are spending a
few days at Fullerton. Helen expects
10 finish her term of school Il. Ful.
lcrtOn.
Mrs. Carolyn Cook, popular piano
teacher OF Westside and SSilsbec dis
trict, gave a very successful recital
II the Silsbce school house Thurs
day night, January 30.
Pupils taking part were Grace
Sprinkle, Earlcne and Joe Northup
katherine Gross, Anita Boone, Bes
sic Marie and Harlan DALEY, IDA
johnson, Vivian Harper, ivalee Hig
gins, Joyce Berry and Harold Robin
son.
Refreshments We're served aftcl
thc enter. ainmcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Howard anf
.lildrcu spent Sunday 1t their cot
tagc at Jacumba.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wiiiirm5 rEC
daughters. Alice and Irene, ana NJ
and Mrs. Walter Ilans"n. spent 80 b
day picniring at Los Cabc os.
The members of the Wc'ts!
Country club will hold their ban4;e
III Community hall Thursday, Il :
iuary l3.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Curtia m&d'
It business trip to San Diegr SAT
urday and returned Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Pordcn has been "isit
ing Mrs. Robert York at Lartana
the past two weeks.
Mrs. J. Il. Haley of Hebcr pen
;his last week on their ranch Il
Seeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
Wounded Officer
May Lose Hand


TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 5. U.p' =
4 bullet wound inflicted during the
gun battle between fellow Officers
and his captors, Mrs. Irene schroc-
der, Glenn Dague and Vernon Ackcr-
man, may cost Deputy Sheriff Joe
Chapman hand.
Chapman was kidnapped by the
bandit trio. They relied upon him
Tor information and he steered them
irto a police trap at Chandler. In
;ae ensuing battle both he and Dep
utv Lee Wright were wounded. O.
Wright since has died and today
physicians at hospital here were
noHsidering advisabiiity of amputat-
;ag Chapman's hand because of an
affection in the wound.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
Difficulties For
Doctor Pile Up
,NEA Los angeles Bureau

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8. WR--
DR.. st. Louis Estes, health special
;st and advocate of raw food diet,
today faced further legal compllea'
tions.
He was ordered by the court to
show cause on Feb. 10 why he should
not pay his former wife, Mrs. Clara
y. Estes, $1,000 counsel fees and
$1,000 monthly maintenance pending
the trail of her 100000 suit against
him.
Mrs. Estes filed suit against DR..
Estes Monday charging desertion.
simultaneously she sued DR.. Esther
l.. Moran, the present Mrs. Estes,
asking 100000 for asserted alicna'
tion of affections.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05

LCS ANGELES, Feb. 5. U.p)-
Following are today's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Lcghorns, 3H to lbs. 24c.
Hens, colored, lbs. and up 32c.
Broilers, / to / y lbs. 26c. -
Fryers, colored PA to 3 lbs. up zoe.
Roosters, soft bone, 3 lbs. up 29c.-
Ducklings, Pekin, 3A lbs. up 1Sc.
Geese, 23c.
Young Tom turkeys, IL lbs, and
up Sac.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs.
15c.
Hen turkeys, lbs. up 2Sc.
Price to retailers, ABE to 44c.
Small Tom turkeys, under 3 lbr.
15c.
Capons, lbs. up, 35c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 40c.
Price to retailer 43c to 44c.
EGGS
Extra 27lac. Fresh firsts n7Hc.
Medium 25HIc.
Pee wees soc. Medium or puller,
Sic. Select 33c.
The local price on eggs Is furnish.
ed through the courtesy of Zurch,r
Brothers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
WANTED
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
CO-PARTNERSHIP

Notice Is Hereby Given: That the
co-portnership heretofore existing
under the name and style of Seeley
Mercantile Company at Seeley, I'm
pcrial County, California, was on
December 30th, 1929, dissolved by
mutual consent; that Howard J..
Meyer has sold his interest in said
business to L. a. Hull, and has with
drawn as a partner in said business;
and that said L. 4. Hull is the sole
owner thereof; that said business
will continue under the said name
Of Seclcy Mercantile Company.
Dated OF Scelcv, California, this
7th day of January, 1880.
L. A. HULL
Jan s Is - 80. Feb .
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONA
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LIEN

Notice is hereby glven that tie
undersigned, &. Alvin Breech, Yuma
Arizona, VIII sell at Public Auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following automobile, to satisfy q
lien FOR storage: under section NO.
5051 OF the Civil Code of California
in the amount of $3.50 which Is
now due and unpaid. 1925 Chevrolet
Coach, Engine No. lS6'2i7.
Z. ALVIN BREECl
27t15
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-05
Foreclosure Sale

80 acres plowcd ready to seed.
House, fenced woven wire, 90 per-
cent soft soil, perfect drainage, ad
joining 80 sold this week for 500
per acre. Will sacrifice for less
than 800 per acre. Make an offer.
O. w. AFFLERBAUGH
ll5 n. 9th st. Phone 5i3. $50