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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
Fruit Tapioca Pudding

One-half cup pearl tapioca. 2
Il cups cold water. 1-2 teaspoon
salt. > inch stick cinnamon. glass
currant jelly. IA cup blanched
and shredded almonds, IA cup
shredded citron. IL cup Seedless
raisins, II cup sugar, teaspoon
vanilla.
Let tapioca stand in water over
night. add cinnamon and cook in
same water until transparent. Add
jelly, fruit and nuts and cook long
enough 70 melt telly. stirring TO
mix thoroughly. Add sugar and
when cold add vanilla. Turn into
mold to chill. Serve very cold with
whipped cream slightly aweetened
and flatci "a with vanilla
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

cold water and Gtir at once into
batter. Turn into buttered mold,
cover and steam two and one-half
hours. Serve with whipped cream
or lemon sauce.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
HILLS BROS
COFFEE is
roasted as you
1Vould eook cereal

Il I!tt}s al 4 time is the way TO add
cereal TO boiling water. Result
no Jumps. 4 }.lo Poa"d5 at a fi@'F,
by their continuous process, IS
the way Hills Bros. roast their
'coffcc. Result-an even roast
and delicious flavor no bulk
roasting process can produce.
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9riginal r4.aHn nr-G
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open:A vsib III; tkGiliE4sl.lSSN
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

The government has set aside S9oV
with which 70 fight pine beetles
IN the Sequoia National Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
GOVERNMENT TO
HANG SLAYER OF
PRISON OFFICIAL
BY T. o. HURST
United Press Staff Correspondent

f + ID + RAL PENITENTIARN ,
LEANENWORTH, Kas, Sept.
tU.P-The first legal execution in
the state of Kansas since capital
punishment was banned in 1890 will
take place within the United states
Penitentiary here when Carl PAM
ran, self-styled "bad man" and en-
envy of mankind" pays with his
life ON the gallows September ) for
murder of Il. G. Warnke. prison
laundry superintendent, June %
1929.
The only clemency that is left to
save Panzran~from the gallowS and
which will preserve the reputation
of Kansas lies with President Hoov-
or. The President may or may not
interfere with the sentence handed
down by Richard J. Hopkins, fedcr-
al Judge
The state of Kansas cannot pre-
vent the execution because the muir.
der was committed ON the Federal
prison grounds.
A clip of coin will decide who
the actual eXecutioner will be just
few minutes before PanZran starts
for the execution chamber, Don Me
Ivor, L. S. marshall in charge of the
execution, said. Three applications
have been made for the job and the
coin flip means 800 to the man who
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD
BY United Press

The New York Giants launched
a new drive for the National League
today. opening six game series
against the Braves at Boston. The
Chicago Cubs, with fou" game
lead over the Giants. opened Il four
game series against the Pirates at
Pittsburgh.
In the American League the two
leaders, Philadelphia and Washing
ton, swung back into action after a
day $ rest, the Athletics opening a
four game series with the Boston
Red Sox and the Senators starting
four game series with the New
York Yankees. The Athletics have
a 5la game lead over the Senators.
The Cubs won from Cincinnati
yesterday, 50, Charley Root pitch
ing a three hit game. Gabby Hart
nett hit his 29th home run of tho
season.
The Giants overwhelmed the Phil
lies, 1S-5, gaining half a gam on
the idle st. Louis Cardinals and Il
full game on Brooklyn which lost
to the Boston Braves, 90. I'd
Brandt permitted the Robins only
four hits.
In the American League Clcv>
land won Il l inning game from
the st. Louis Browns, 4-3, making
clean sweep of the i-game series
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
YOUTH LEADING
COAST GOLFERS
AS MATCH OPENS

DEL MONTE, Calf, Sept. ,. tU.R)
The battles of the past two days
of medal play in the California anna
teur golf championship dwindlcd into
insignificance today as the match
play opened.
The medal honors went to Lawson
Little, San Francisco school boy.
whose 10 yesterday on the Pebble
Beach course gave him total OF
i4S for the SO hole qualifying round.
Little sank Is foot putt on the
18th green to % one better than
Herbert Schultze, northern Califor'
MIA champion, who failed to sink i
three foot shot on the same holn.
Little tees off today with Frank
lin Stevens of Los Angeles, runner
up in the 1929 state championship.
Other matches that have aroused
keen interest are between Francis
Brown of Honolulu and Johnnie De
Paolo, Bakersfield; Claire Goodwiu
of Oakland and Charles Scaver of
Los Angeles: George Mullin Of San
Francisco and Bud Eichelbergcr OF
Los Angeles and Bill Jelliffe Of
Gerade and Charles fererra of San
Francisco.
Jelliffc and John McHugh of San
Francisco tied for third place yes
terday, each having a score of 151.
Brown trailed this pair by four
strokes. Charles Seaver, Pete Bran
hall of San Francisco, Winston Full
Ter of Los Angeles and A. G. Sato Of
SAN Francisco were tied with 1876
strokes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
SHOOTS PERFECT
SCORE TO WIN
RIFLE TROPHY

CAMP PERRY, o., Sept. 3. (U.H)
Sergeant l.. c. Gentner, of the
Oregon National Guard, today held
the Wimbledon cup presented by
the British Rifle association, on
of the worlds most coveted marks
manship trophies.
Gentner scored perfect 100 to
win the cup at the National Rifle
association matches here.
p. +. Ronfer of Norwood, Ohio,
was second and Captain Joseph
jackson of the L. S. Marine Corps,
Washington, d. c., was third.
Other results yesterday included;
Carrie NJ Upshaw, Pasadena,
Calf. won the individual civilian
club members match with score
of 90 out of possible 90
The Wimbledon small bore match
was won by We're Hamer of Prighar
Iowa, who defeated 130 rivals with
a score of 1876 out of possible 200.
Ronfer of Norwood, o., won the
small bore short range match with
39S ut of possible 400
Capt. c. r. Peck of the L. ).
Infantry, Everett, Wash, won the
Wright Memorial match, defeating
967 competitors
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
B0XER-PUNCHER
BATTLE BOOKED
AS MAIN EVENT

Last week valley boxing fans saw
what a clever boxer can do against
II man whose sole asset is q punch,
when Trench King gave Mariana
Cebu Of this city a 10 round boxing
lesson.
This week the same sort of con
dtion exists regarding the main
event, Ramon Montoya being the
boxer and Leon Limbraco the
punchcr. There is this difference
however. Limbraco knows consid-
cradle about the boxing game and
Montova is not without any punch
at all. He has Il nasty way of
driving them in so that they slow
up the opposition.
Limbraco, who eats his meals ON
one of Uncle Sam 5 warships, has
a sock that has spelled disaster to
three tough boys i'll the local ring
and he is anXious to make Montoya
the fourth.
Montoya doesn't eat navy food,
but he figures the navy chow is
necessary to make fellow win a
fight.
What promises to be no pink tea
party is the scrap between Johnny
Hill OF the L. :. Marines and Louis
Reyes of Brawley. The marines
got in bad here last week when
Chief Whitchorsc kayocd Ed Math-
. ucs, supposed to be Il ledthcrneck,
and it is up to johnny to redeem
the outfit.
Reyes has been going great guns
in his recent fights. That boy can
take them rs hard as they come,
send them rs good as lie gets and
put up slam bang battle All the
way through. Louis fools the
boys who fight him because he
looks fat and hc isn't either III the
head or any other place.
Deacon Brooks knows that he has
10 win Friday night to get back in
the good graccs of the fans follow
ing some sloNcnly work recently.
II e has promised Matchmaker
Woodbury. to 10 in there with the
intention of knocking lack John.
son 5 head off his shoulders. The
Deacon can do it if he makes up his
mind and he has TO step from the
start to make good.
Kid Mexico and Tiger FiowerS
are booked for the opener The
fans who have seen them massacre
each other in previous fights are
willing to watch another perform
ancc and that j, what they are due,
to see.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Report McGraw
TO Quit Giants

NEW YORK, Sept. :. tUD-Rc-
ports Of the impending retirement
Of John j. McGraw as manager of
the New York Giants were met
without comment today by club Of.
ficials.
James j. Tierney, secretary of
the Giants refused to discuss Nc
Gran 5 recent absence from games
or to say when McGraw could be
expected to return to active man.
agcment.
.'I don't know where McGraw
can be reached, - Tierney said.
''and T don't know anybody who
could say where he is"
Ticrncv then referred qucstioncrs
to Charles A. Stoncham, who con
trolls y per cent of the stock Of the
Giants, but stoncbam could not be
found.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Cramer'S Beats
Bank OF Italy

The Cramcr rakery baseball club
defeated the Bank of Italy to the
tune of Ii to 10 last night at Vii
son field in one of the widest slug
ging contests of the season. 1t WAS
the final meeting of the two teams,
which have met three times during
the series.
Priest was the big gun of the Cra.
lucr attack, smashing out four hits
including a home rum while Patter-
son, Pickett and j. Ehmkc, each
drew three Safctirs for the losers.
The Valley Laundry and the
Golden State Creamery meet Tor the
last time tonight. The laundry nine
has taken both previous games, bur
the creamery team has improved "a
great deal and is expected to put up
n lot of opposition against the wash
ing and ironing boys this evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Victim OF Auto
Accident Buried

Funeral services were held at 10
o 'clock this morning for Mrs Ada
Ross, -. wife Of james a. Ross Of
Seal Heights, who died at the FL
Ccutro hospital last Saturday after
noon from injuries sustained in an
automobile accident on the IIoltviIlc-
Yuma highway near Midway Wells,
earlier in the day
The services were conducted from
Lemons ? funeral palor, and inter
ment was at Evergreen cemetery.
The deceased is survived br her hus-
band, who WAS slightly injured in
the accident
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Cupid Fails To
Gain in August

Marriage licenses Issued during
the month of August exactly equal
ed the number issued in August
1929. according to the records Of the
county clerk office. I'm both
months there was a total Of - IL
ccnscs taken out In August l9-s,
however, there were only L. mar
riagc licenses issued. During July,
This year, % licenses were secured.
The September license raccrds
were started with the issuance yes
tcrday of license to Il. W. Thorn
berry Of CalcNico, aud Julia Fory,
of Long Beach, according to county
clerk records.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Postal Receipts
Show Increase


Holding Il steady gain over 1929,
the FL Centre postoffice showed to-
tai postal receipts for August Of
$4,154.69, against August, 1929,
when there was a total Of T3,63IO3,
or gain Of $52366 over last year.
according to the monthly report Of
Postmaster c. c. jenkins.
Though no definite action has
been taken IN regard to the new post
office site, Postmaster Jenkins
stated three proposed sites for the
new building have been submitted.
They arc: between Fourth and
Fifth streets on Olive; between
Fifth and Sixth streets ON Olive,
and between Sixth and Seventh
streets on state street.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
'Lloyds Prepare
TO Adopt Child

Los ANGELES. Sept. g. UP
The first legal step toward making
Gloria Gabrielle Freeman, aged ),
the adopted daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lloyd was underway
today as Superior Judge Samuel Il.
Blake considered an abandonment
petition filed by the screen come
dams attorneys late yesterday.
Unless relatives contest the ac-
ton, Judge Blake was expected to
declare the child free for adoption
after go days.
Moanwhilc the youngstcr will re
main at the Lloyd home where for
sometime she has been the compa-
nion Of siX-Ycar-old Mildred Gloria
Lloyd.
Gloria $ name will be changed to
Marjorie Elizabeth upon adoption.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Charges Steel
Books Tamperea

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. ,.
U.P)-Gcorge 0. May, New Yorl, ac-
countant, testified today that the
books of the Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration were so kept that about
$2,000,000 in losses were charged
against income and not against sur
plus.
1t was done, he said, "to facilitate
income tax reduction"
May gave his testimony in the
trial of Cirrus s. Eaton $ suit t.
block the mcrgcl of the Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Company with Beth
lchem.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
Electric Shock
May Bring, Death

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3. U.P)
The condition Of Santa Anasaldo,
II, severely burned and shocked last
night when he grasPed q high ten
sion wire atop pole near his home,
was grave today.
Prepared to anputatc both hands
in an effort to save his life, physi
clans were forced to order a danger.
Gus wait until his constitution raj.
lied from the terrific shock Thn
boy had climbed q pole to retrieve
his hat and 9raspod the wire on his
WV down.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
IJLDEN REMAINS
TOP PLAYER FOR
TENNIS SEEDLINGS

NEW YORK, Sept. ,. (U.P-Des-
pitc lis - years and many seasons
on the courts, Rill Tilden today is
the only permanent fixture in Am
criean tennis. This was clearly re-
vcalcd yesterday when the United
States Lawn Tennis Association an
nounccd the seeded list for the na-
,ional mems singles championship
which begins at Fcrcst Hills, y. y,
Saturday.
The list offers concrete evidence
that tennis in this country is in a
process of Transitional process fca-
tured by the decline of most of the
veterans and the steady rise of the
younger generation.
\ glance at the 1880 and 1929
seedlings Tor the national, and the
1929 rankings. reveals the changes
taking place.
tn1n A....l;,, 1nop Ranl; n Or
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

wins. 1t was necessary to build
gallows for the hanging.
Panzran, who was ordered 10 re-
port to the deputy warden for in
fractions of prison rules, picked up
an iron bar and killed Warnke "bc-
cause he was the first man | saw"
Since then the "outlaw of society,""
who believes "every human should
be eXtcrminated," boasts of killing
90 of his fellow men and defiantly
avowed he "would eradicate all hu-
man Fife if libcratcd.'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
AGED WOMAN DIES

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. 3
U.H = Mrs. Elizabeth Clancy,
grandmother Of Dorothy Lee, mo-
tion picture player, died at the
home Of the actress here late YES
terday at the age of IS years. Mrs.
Chaney was native 1f Sweet
Springs. Mo.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
FILM EXECUTIVE SUED

Los ANGELES. sept. 3 U.D
Rita Krone Kaufman, prominent in
Hollywood society, today filed suit
for divorce against Albert Kauf
man, Paramount studio executive
She charged descrtion and stated
that a property settlement was made
ont of court
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

Thomas Thornburgh, Major d. s.
Wood and Captain w \. FoIck,
with Lieut.. G. f. Hughes rs alter
nate.
The game, sponsored by the Los
Angeles Junior chamber o. com.
merce, will be preceded by u mill
tarY display. pony races and other
events.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

Forty cars, containing 500 cattle,
rercntl,- arrived at Lompoc, Santa
barbara County, from chihuahua,
heNicn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
So. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, sept. 3. -W.n'-.
Sammy Jackson, negro weltcr-
weight Of Ocean Park, calf, scored
Il technical knockout over Becky
Lawlcss of Syracuse, \. Y, in the
tenth round of Il main event her
last night.
LawlcsS took bad beating in ov-
cry round and the fight finally was
stopped by the referee aftc~ the
negro landed hard left {" the
stomach. jackson weighed llGA
and Iawlcss lE'i.
The two were engaged in an elm
nation contest for a chanr2 at
Young Jack Thompson, negro wei
tcrwoight champion. Who will fight
Tommy Freeman in q title bout at
Cleveland this week
Claude Warner. rising Bakcrsticll
fighter. gained Il six round dccis-
ion from Elucrta Evans in the semi
final 10y a narrow margin ANA many
fans thought lIuerta won.
IIymic Miller took the decision
from Charles Nichols in the si.;
round special. In the prcliminarics,
Billy Wagner scored Il technical
knockout over Evans Forum in the
first round and Tony Ross fought
q draw with Tony Garcia.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

Charles Tucker, Calistoga, Napa
County, has proved by results that
It pays to irrigate pears, pruncs and
CRANES
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

Yesterdays Results
Hollywood, s; Missions, :.
Others night games.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday Results
Boston, q; Brooklyn, 0.
Chicago, $; Cincinnati, ,,
New York, Is; Philadelphia, >.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday S Results
Cleveland, t; 81. Louis, ;.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Sept. :.
U.P)-A bout between Go'die Hess
and Hector Mcdonald scheduled for
the Legion arena Friday evening
was postponed today at the request
of Hess. who received an eye miur(
last week in New York fight with
Tony CanZoncri.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

OCEAN PARK. Calit., sept. ).
U.P)-TWo lO.rouud main events
will be fought here tonight Sh
Torres win meet Jimmy Black in
the first and Joe Gabucco takes on
Baby Joe Mpndcl in tie other. Al
are l24 Founders.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
COAST LEAGUE

(Last night 5 games not i'll stand
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

WILMINGTON, sept 3. up
Bert sampson, Los Angeles wclter-
weight. and Romeo Lemon Of Fuii-
crton will appear in an ciglt-round
main event at IIarbor arena to-
night. Bud Baker, Long Beach
speed cop, meets Herb Cooean in
n preliminary.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03
the war against Splitting is G.
crusade Of deeeney... Join ir.
smoke Certified CRENAOg

The ehoicesf, fenderest leaves
thor The crop ofFords are seien-
fificaIly treated by methods
recommended by the United
Stufes Department Of Agri-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept, ..
UP) The Southern California polo
team was chosen by Lionel Pcdlcy
today in preparation for the second
annual game with the Eleventh Cav
alry at Upliftcrs field h"re Sunday.
viii Rogers, Jr., will play at No.
/. Hale Marsh of Santa Barbara tat
No =. Pedley at No. and nr. Mar
ry Wilson. back. The army team
will be Lieuts. Jerry Jernigan and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-03

culture. Certified Crermo's
purify is sufesUareaed along
every sfep Of tS7e esesy by amaz-
ing inventions fhof bind, roll,
wrap and rip fhe eisars!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-28
Cable Reports Show World
Crisis Still Grows Worse

Worsening conditions throughout
the world are reported by cable dis
patches to the United States de-
partment of commerce. 1t must be
remembered, however, that this
Hoover burau also fakes and I'M
derestimates the real extent Of the
crisis. The following excerpts give
an idea of the rapid deepening Of
the world crisis:
BELGIUM-The industrial crisis
continues in Belgium. Unemploy-
ment increased in June over May.
BRAZIL-Business continues UNI
favorable in Sac Paulo.
CHINA - Trans-Pacific freights
irto Hong Kong and other South
China ports have registered 40
per cent decrease in volume so far
this year, compared with the same
period last year. The percentage
of decrease in sales of various items
imported from the United States
are as follows: Automobiles, drop
of 80 per cent; tires, 20; flour, 40;
lumber, 20; canned goods, so, and
fresh fruits, rs.
INDIA-The Indian Jute Mills
Association has agreed to continue
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-28
CHESTER FORD SPIES PLANT FRAME
UP ON TOILER BUT NUCLEI is INTACT
Communist Nuclei Must Push Organization of
Men Into Auto Workers Union

in my sweater pocket. l protested
that l didn't know how the hell that
spark plug got in my pocket, neither
could | explain the possession of it,
but as soon as they, the watchmen,
started to accuse me of being boil
shevik and a member of the shop
nuclei, l knew that it was the work
of stool pigeon and that the whole
thing was a frame-up. The result
was two days in jail and sentence
of $40 fine.
But Fight Goes On.
But in spite of the stool pigeons,
in spite of the watchmen, in spite
of the corrupted system of persecu-
ton our shop nuclei is established in
the plant. Our shop bulletins will
be distributed to the workers and in
spite of the frame-up the workers
know that our demands are far from
spark plug.
What we workers want and fight
for is abolition of speed up, aboli-
ton of the spy system, abolition of
layoffs, unemployment insurance, s.
day, 7-hour week, etc.
Theodore Bartel.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-28
DePriest breaches Loyalty to White Lynch
Bosses
Bosses

tural allies of the Negro masses in
their struggles for liberation and
fl eedom.
Mr.. Oscar DePriest, the masses
understand your fake role. 4ol can
no longer fool the masses with your
radical phrases. They know that
you are the willing tool of the boss
class. The masses know that you
and the Kelley Millers and COM
pany are the paid overseers hired
by the boss class to stem the rising
militancy and rehabilitation of the
Negro masses against their oppres-
sion.
What a frightful price you are
paying for your seat in congress
the life-blood OF the masses.
Oscar DePriest, the militant
phrase monger, the BLACK Liber-
ator," the betrayer of the Negro
masses, the apologist of lynch DEM
ocracy, segregation, Jim crowism
and ardent supporter of the bloody
system of capitalist exploitation
which murders, plumbers and robs
and sucks the life-blood of the Ne
gro and white workers.
NEGRO WORKER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-28

forgery scheme with the help of
Easley but was exposed before he
was able to put it into effect.
The Jewish Daily Forward, organ
Of the S. p, the social-fascist organ
which betrays the working class and
acts as stool pigeon for the cap
italists on a grand scale, hired the
expelled spy, Mr.. Weiss, to expose
the Communist Party. Mr.. Weiss is
also a contributor to the Novoye
Russkoye Slovo RUSSIAN monarch
list sheet-the father of the Whalen
forgeries.)
1t is only the socialist party and
the likes of Easley that would serve
as haven to stool pigeons exposed
and expelled from the ranks of the
Communist Party. All workers are
warned about this character and
should make every effort to cut him
off from any connections that he
may have in the working class move
inent.
Central Control Committee.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-28
New Election Law in
Germany Is Directed
Against Communists

The capitalists press announces
that the German Chancellor Bruen-
ing's cabinet, spurred by a heated
campaign for September elections,
planned a new electoral law re-
ducing the size of the Reichstag and
simplifying political party align
ments. The new law would divide
Germany into 1872 districts, instead
of the present So. In each district
10000 votes would be required for
the election of each deputy, instead
of 10000, as at present.
This change is a direct attack of
the German government upon the
rights of the German workers. 1t
represents the next step of the rap
idly developing attempt to fascist
control in Germany.
If the districts are chosen so that
each contains nearly the same num-
Der of voters opposed to the gov
eminent, and Bruening would see to
it that they are, no party can have
any deputies in the Reichstag un-
less the party can get 10000 votes
in each of the 1872 districts, total
of over 100000 votes. vt the
last Reichstag election the Commu.
mist Party received about 3$4 mil
lions of votes, and it is against it
the most feared by the German
bosses, that the new law is directed