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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Six Months For Offense-P. II.
Bergsruc, %, was sentenced to serve
six months in the city Jail in police
court this morning, having been
found guilty of attempting to steal
an overcoat belonging to member
of the city chain gang Wednesday
afternoon. He is also suspected Of
having stolen watch from Mont
gomcry Wards department store.
Gull Grapefruit IN large burla,
sacks. l. V. Grapefruit Growers,
Brighton, near 4th. adv
Vagrancy Charge Dismissed
Caro-, 36, wan and weary, appeared
before Judge Perkins this morning
charged with vagrancy. His condi-
ton, and particularly the fact that
he has work on nearby ranch were
enough to merit dismissal of the
charge.
Permanent Wave $3.50. Ruth's
Marcel Shop, 4th and Wensley. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

;pino fighter in captivity. who has
,,vo victories over the Holtvillo col
o,cd bov. Andy hopes to upset the
dope tonight and has been working
hard for the past two weeks to get
info nerfcct shape for the affray.
Pilino Kilatt and De La Fuerte,
f,vwoiphts, will open the show. The
little boys have met before and non
ors thus far are about even with
the fur due to fly when they clash
tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Boy Scout movement, his selection
taking place at a meeting of the
citizens committee held last night
at Scout headquarters in the court
house.
With Osborne, will be Fred Gia-
nola and Ralph Reynolds as assist
ant chairman. The drive will open
Tuesday, April i, and in connection
with that date, a novel feature is
being planned for the inauguration
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Adolph Benter, Cresswen, Orc
has a Holstcin COW, former cham
pion that in a year yielded 96o
pounds of butter.
Cherry growers of Larimer conn.
", Colo, will fertilize their orch
ards heavily this year with barn
yard manure.
Allen Mills, 4C club winner IN
Union county, Ore, has been award
Cd the prize winning calf in IA
nous local herd.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

of the drive, details to be announced
later.
Those present at last nights meet
inc were w. f.. Robson, Scout exc
eutive, Hugh T, Osborne, Ralph Rey-
nolds. Fred Gianola, Rev. Harold
Baker, Joe King, and Harry Skin
ner.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21
Osborne To Head
Boy Scout Drive

Hugh T. Osborne, manager of the
Imperial Valley Building and Loan
association was chosen as chairman
of the financial campaign to be car
ried on in this city for the local
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

complication of ailments, was re-
ported improved today. His phys-
clans said he probably VIII recover
but must take a long rest from ms
duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21
Valley Men On
Arizona Visit

A tour of the Salt River Valley,
Ariz., poultry farms is being made
this week by several poultrymen OF
Imperial county under the loader
shin of d. +. Creighton, assistant
fam advisor. the tour being con
ductcd through the agricultural eN-
tension service.
Poultry production methods Will
be studied, one of the chief niaceS
of interest being the government eN'
periment station where experiments
in regard to the open type of shelter
in vogue here as compared with
other more expensive shelters. are
being made in relation to the effects
on egg production and on moFta'ity
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21
SHERIFF IMPROVING

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 21.-U,P)-
Sheriff William Traeger, veteran
peace officer, who was taken to n
hospital recently suffering from q
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21
plans New Residence - Clarence

Plans New Residence - Clarence
II, smith was given a building per
NIT vestcday for the erection of
five ,,om residence at 1855 FL Cen
fro avenue at an estimated cost of
$3.50. The contract for this work
was awarded to r. j. Noble.
Wooda Blcsy sc,rool Of Dancing
'23 Orange. Phone 733-W.
adv
Ladies Aid of Methodist Church
have doughnut sale, Saturday, Mar.
-. in front of NJ. 0. Kings Store.
Anyone who wants doughnuts de-
Iiycrcd call AS or 10S7-J. 2ltl
County Buys Ground-Leroy Holt
has lust sold to the county of In
pcrial. the east 50 acres of the west
100 acres of tract 1872 T15S, Rs l3
and II L, that portion of the In
perial County airport at Imperial,
which had formerly been leased from
The owner by the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Japanese Baby Buried-Hisanori,
the four months old son of Miyota
Miyata, died Wednesday morning
and was buried Yesterday afternoon
at $50 in Evergreen cemetery.
Funeral services were held at the b.
Z. Lemons funeral parlors.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Fresh ButteIen rupcorn at Paul =
Stages Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

DR.. Harry Roopu, Dentist. 1lO
North 9th st. Phone 252. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Liquor Possessor Arrested - Al
fred Sotelo was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Sheriffs Elliott and SHARP
charged with the possession of intox-
icating liquor. When arrested. just
east of the Brawley city limits, So
telo had % gallons of alleged moon
shine whiskev in his possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21
DR.. A. 8. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv

Academy c. I>.lsic - Piano, Pipe
Organ composition. Elmer A. Todd,
director, and Estelle Kathryn Ii
ingston and Elizabeth West, asso-
ciate teachers. str
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Natural Permanent Wave $1,000.
parisienne Beauty SAoY. SIS Main.
Phone 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21

Wooda Blcsy sClrool OF Dancing
'23 Orange. Phone 733-W.
ady
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
AUTO Theft
TRICK FAILS

The cz- has q fool-p-oo< lock. tnere
Is only oR thing 20 co-E<1zl =
nez kck g which yo1 have . kFT-
Ard that s what happened &C :
.czr belonging 70 IL Edelstein- oE--
9 O. thE string Of Valley furniture
stores bearing his Eare
A[r- E6els-eLn came 70 -crk
thursday night. and O. about J
ociock Ie<r MS snail sedan @
Thirteenth street AZ ten oHc1ock.
vhen r. had finished his wuk. he
csosed Is store and climbed into his
CIR HIS key wouldn't wc-k
Frr ten minutes ne trDd @ turn
On theerzl-e- - TIE was u-rsCcceS-
f1l He called Officer JAKE Collins.
exr,ztrtrx that II Ezs the first tine
u over . year that the kEv Eo16
not Eurk FE7zEy. IL dec56ed q
leave tne CIR overnight and r-y .
start T. the nexr E1<ufnz
Pray rornt1r he tired again.
cz-tr< . Eecnzrc T1e1 e wzs
that they found 81 entirely ns=
krk lad hem installed = TIE car
A1uarrrrly TIE robbers had been
ir-errEced = rhsE- rurk <- -
they Rad crErzeeed rhsEr ga KeFx
TO the neE hck were IND CO rhe
r1cr. drocpe6 u TIE thieves hzx-e
% eScz1e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
DEATH
DAMAGES GIVEN
Powells Win Verdict IN
Suit Against Wagner
On Accident

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reE-ok EE-z<rz yDuth rho las
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Woman Dies;
Funeral Saturday

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
COTTON STRONGER

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points q - n1n-nx ard January
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
CITY PLANNER
URGES PALMS
kiwanis Hears Bushes.
Bureau President
AT Meeting

Princ3ps- speake-s before TIE
KtBzrz cinb THURSDAY we're q ~
Hoz1znd. Hzr1ngEn- En1 s7oke On
fhe Better Business Bzrez4. arr
MAJ z - wood Aczr c]ty Plan
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Maj Wood sad -hs- 3roz-ST1-e
kas many zsz-s ard that rhe
yesaczz C lakes a6jczrzrT rhe CITY
hare Infinite possibilities He ex-
pzz<ned the c-E should culErc-
streets five miles GU @ the CRY
Limits, and add that iris vas
20 - voted u1c1 DEF -
He Suggested -1z1 Enrs pals
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r1E-ezzzg rzQz6-E-
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ard hezd O. TIE PROPOSED Fa-1eT
8er-er B-szreSs Bureau r-a1e6 r1<
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said t.zr the Ez11sy A-ezz Ezx =
necessity. ard -hz- = w1aG hare
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

NEW YORK Der E-- TIE
STOCK rz<ke- opened Nth . h-isk
urzrrn TO-DAY. bur The advance LOST
3 Ezo- before Z1dzT. sl-h11Sh
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rzre-
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wzS 1c- zzZ-eSE- AfIe- moving
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American Czn and Ez-ional Biscuit
S-p2ed Of f-zc-1na-v t-cu rhe
top Johns NznE--e sod u ]. aid
S-ppeG hack 2
There Was n little selling C TIE
copp<zs c. and rzLx Anaconda
6ecz1ed ? points 20 . nex ~,
Enen recovered . poEn- NeE YORK
Central hEz ! IL Standards O.
Ven Fcrk and Czl-urr1a ezsed
frzc-cral1T 60 Ter Gxx
Cal Eoney re-exe1 - 4 per
EEEA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Junior High Makes
League Meet Plan.

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re r-E-Eh0Azs-1c lezz1e cc--eS-s
j. to nr high EhooL sccc<c-z
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fzE ard cz-ec-oE hTe he<- -
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rz-T Turk tcTzrc tt Slecr1ol C
-ce contestants
T1e directors are Mr. MAJ
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q FcS-er. aid Ms So s1e--
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

I'D III hE-E2E1
RAYMOEDFuLE DEE u-5zlr
has been fled = district ro1-~ he-s
Wednesday af1ernonn " tie schocz
board against lays Sc1xsun- fonez
|Shoc- tar collector his bon6xzen
Dr. c - co-5krt and z 2 E-.cv-
The hers C = A Dczrhz- Nrx 2.
A Dou-kz- ard Ez-rT D0E-hL zzG
TIE Merchants National hzzk a11
tie Fz-E Nz-inral hark- c. B-1x~-
VIE for recovery % <lf1Sl -
amount c. N alleged shnr-zze f01z1
II the hoes C M-- Sczssc- xs scf11s
tsx collector
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took checEx pEzhe 70 I'm - rzz
collector. ard 6e7cz-e6 tn % rs
credit - sr ncT6zzl further e.
lez-1x that -he Merchants zc1 FEz
Ezri1naI hanks Rad k11xe1Ee C.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

CHICAGO Der E@7@E7-
EnS r-od 20 sag -1xzT zfts- q
--z Ez-1 C11czgo jury de-zse-T q.
E1ez- cec1nsd sylpa-n1Zng Ez-t
LTEp0l Crozl01s EoE-e se-E
on A-ES1-De account EzS -e2or-e1
and offerings C Australian Ehez-
EEs reported Is becoming form
dab
Starting n e eff 70 I-sc II Chi
czE0 wheat futures Ezer sezc5ed
Com opened unchanged 70 1-2r
HIGHER I'll subsequently, rec-csr
DeCT yesterday finish
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Commission On City
Planning Sees Maps

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ring CoZ-Szc7 I'D r5Er rsE-
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eTe1-g ~ "a CRY hal Nz5E Z
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zr1 re@r1ed several razu5 C
<-1cA e E2s wcrk-E- and Which
are 70 u used II Connection with
TIE -C-k CT TIE commission
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
City Briefs

Czideroni Fcunfzin-oeczzT 10.
c-ooczs- I0- Sez L-zEn1 Cal
cECz D1zz S-Cz, IlA w11z1x-
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Eo-ces the opening cf rs Office
&c SAFE Eztlcnal Bk B6z-A6r ID
sg@rias-AI KRIS q hair
z- Azzyzs yLI1DerT and Beauty
snip A1v. "a
Cside-urfS FsantzEa- Offer
s%z- Ire O. J0nz=1-S Cards
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You Get One hundred per ce--
1-a--v- quantity. and rT5ce -
tie Star Pharmacy. opposite Eos-
r7-zL NcA-el- Tezz-A6z. a.
No Ruling Fet@JE6Te : z Les
ls C E1z51-E. SPECIAL judge II TIE
cze q CzzEon county J. J.
Fox ~-f-I has the case r-6er zd--ss-
rent s1d has n0r returned his ver-
dir.
Special - $50 ErEsre wave rc=
$50 American Beauty shop. phone
@-A6T. II
Spiritual Readings gwen u an
po1--Eert only Phone 6is. Room
Il GlerEood Hotel IdeI Wolf.
SP1rtuaHE-Adr- Is
Se~ Lumber. twenty fire dollars
thousand roofing. shingles. ferc-
nz- PIPE Salvage CO. Frouton s.
Adv u
Afrpizne Rides. fyl-r trs-rrr-
-c1z- Valley tours and cross
rrz1--T trips. re61ced rates I@
starld-r- B-Czrv-Ie Airport. Or
prone l350-W. Adv. IL
Lasunz Fish Mzrket-Fresh fish
% Per pound srd Oysters Car SO
Junco Bldg Nzrke- Square Adv.
Drive Inn Sold-The Drive I'm.
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IS cf San Antonio
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sven cents foot bargains u reE
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Lumber. IS pr f1o1xzr6. shines
rco<Lz- etc Action Sales Co Ezr-
5-gEn- Texas Adv Il
eperizIEs-s fr0-n SlS5 70 fzes
Also heESz-ctinr C per yard
Ar1zTsIs ArlIz-nsT A<v. II
Court To Open-T1e cfv7- d1sr--c-
cc1-r I'll ooe1 q regular term hkre
-
$50 A--& -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Bankers Found Dead

MEMPHIS Le@ Der ---
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Dawson Man Run
Over By Wagon

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

KASSAS CITY. Der EE-U.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

SPRINGFIELD Mas Der II
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
POTATOES

CHICAGO. De- 12-v-U :
D A-Po<a-oe Sow szcked Der
cEL- Idaho uSseS 1915 Col
Ezdo NcC-ueS branded IT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Dzke Ez6w-ez- cux1e
es1-E C 10 E-711 C Me11o
~r-S = - $50 6EE -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Ses fresh I've rubber garden hose
sven cents foot. bargains Il reE
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TWO GERMAN OFFICERS
TAKE u. S. ARMY TRAINING
Capt. Warlimont Serves Tour OF
Duty In Texas and Capt. Speidel
Studies Air Weapons.

Can't. Walter Warlimont, eth Prussian
Artillery Regiment, Germany Army,
now on an ofsaciai visit to this country,
has been authorized by the Secretary OF
War to serve Q tour of duty with the
and Field Artillery Brigade, ana d.
vision. U. g. Army, with station at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, from February i
to March Is.
Capt Warlimont- is regularly attacheo
to the testing and procurement depart
ment OF the Ordnance Bureau OF the
German Army. He and Capt. Helm
Speidel. 18th Infantry Regiment. Ger
man Army, were specially detained ey
the German Government, with the ap-
prevail OF the American War Depart
ment to spend several months In TINS
country and receive instruction In our
Army service schools
They arrived here last May and were
officially received by the Secretary OF
War and Gen. Summerall, chief OF stan
of the Army Since then Capt. Speidel
who is making . special study OF for
eign aerial weapons Of offense and de-
Tense, has visited Fort Sheridan. H.:
Fort Crockett, Tex. CrisSy Field, San
Francisco, and Fort Winfield Scott.
California. and for a month and half
was attached to the 62nd Coast Artil-
lery (snti-aireFaftl at Fert Tetten, N. Y.
He and Capt. Warlimont are the first
German officers to serve in the United
States Army since the ending OF the
World War.
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$4,000 Paid For
One Copper Cent

7. d. Martin OF Richmond. Va,
is the proud posscssor Of q check
for $4,000 paid him for an old
copper, cent. The Numismatic
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Texas. who purchased this penny
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WORLD rum RING
SEEN BY H. D. TAFT
Giant Group Plans to Spend
Millions to Break U. S. Laws,
Educator Says.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON. January ia charge that
Worldwide liquor, wine and beer inter
ests formed a gigantic corrupting
Constitution and laws OF the United
States and to do it with money" was
made here today by Horace D. Taft,
educator and brother of William Howard
Taft, chief justice of the United States.
II am not q fanatic on this subject"
he told 300 prominent citizens OF
Massachusetts in an address at lunch
con meeting OF the Law Enforcement
League. II have never been, except for
the law. a total abstainer.'
Joining With Mr.. Taft in urging
Massachusetts not to repeal its Stste
prohibition enforcement act was Charles
r. Beaupre, captain Of the State police
patrol. He asserted that repeal would
discourage honest and loyal police ON
GERS, would cripple State enforcement
and would encourage the rum runner
and the moonshiner.
Benefits Are Cited.
Attributing economic. social and
moral BENEFITS to prohibition, Mr.. Taft
ridiculed the claim that enforcement
was a failure: He asserted that States
which repealed their enforcement laws
we're largely absndoning the beneflts OF
prohibitions and handicapping them
selves with serious evils.
'sThe truth is" he said, @'that every
State which repeats its enforcement act
every man who drinks, every editor who
by ridicule or misrepresentation hinders
enforcement and promotes hwlessness
is trying a desperate remedy. Every
drifiker knows that SO per cent at least
of what he spends goes for the bribery
of the officials of his country; that he
is helping to increase crime and de-
moralization-' s,s.
America. Mr.. Taft said, were interna-
tional alcoholic beverage interests" He
quoted NJ. de Nun of France. president
of the international League Of the
AdverSaries of Prohibition, as saying:
eve have 5000 900 people behind us
and untold millions Of dollars which we
will spend in the merciless night to
destroy prohibition in the United
States"
Further Action IL Reported.
1.-THE same gentleman" said ME-. Taft,
"as chairman OF the French Wine Ex-
port Commission, said In the French
wine trade journal: The approaching
electoral struggles In the United States
will probably be the occasion for re-
doubling the efforts of the commission
and it is now awaiting the. return Of
its representative to decide its action
in the matter
"A French commission, in accounting
for the expenditure of great sums OF
money. claimed ashare In the wet VIC
tories in Canada and stated that when
ever the fight was on in any country.
there they would be with their money.
The German beer men In conyen-
ton announced their Intention to free
America.
Canadian whisky and beer men paid
tremendous sums into the Campaign
chest in Canada and they and their
English brethren are awake TO tbs dire
consequences. OF - dry victory in
America" ,S%
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vey Of the Washington Gas Light Co.
The new president OF the society has
been in washington for about five years,
and was elected last night from the
post Of vice president Of the society,
which he had held for the past year.
He is assistant chief of the contact
division of the Veterans, Bureau, which
has brought him into touch with thou
sands of veterans coming to the blu
reau to have their caseS adJudicated.
He has been prominent also in the
American Legion, having attended ell
national conventions as a delegate from
his post at Maryyille, Tenn.