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Candidate a Secretario
de Estado

Els ell presente secretario de
estado I'm candidate para la
nomination democratica, por
termino no cumplido.
Tiene 48 amos de edad y reu-
ne todas las condolences para
ell cargo.
Perteneci6 a la legislature,
en- 1911, Y durante la guerra
mundial alcanZ6 ell grade de
captain.
Organize Ell puesto de la Le-
gi6n Americana en- Tallahassee.
Fue venerable maestro de la
mas antigua Logia Mas6nica
del estado, la Jackson No. l,
de Tallahassee.
Fue eminente comandante de
los Caballeros Templarios,
miembros de los Shriners, ca
ballero de Phytias y de los Le-
nadores del Mundo.
Pasado presidente del Club
Rotario de la capital del esta-
do.
Exdirector de la Camara de
Concrete de Tallahassee.
HonradO, inteligente y servi-
cial. Vote por el en- las prima-
rias del dia 3.
(Anuncio pagado por los a.
migos que Mr.. Gray tiene en-
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contenfa dentro de sus muros
1900 prisioneros. En- este sinies
tro conglomerado de cuerpos
humanos que iba a producer
una atm6sfera tragica de deses-
peraci6n Sc inici6 de repente ell
incendio entire la triste fermen-
taci6n de la vida penitenciaria,
sorprendiendo a los presses en-
suS celdas-saturados con ell es-
piritu de rebeli6n-convertidas
en- trampas ardientes.
Els cosa muy natural que de
tempo en- tempo ocurran en-
las penitenciarias ~revueltas, in
tentonas de fuga y escandalos
de otros ordenes; como han ocu
rrido pero con alarmante CONT
nuidad durante los dltimos me-
ses en- este pals. He aqui un pro
blema serio y urgente, profile
ma de discipline penal Y civil
del que la opinion publica Sc
percata va. Els ell resultado de
una serie de circunstancias que
tienen a estudio ahora jurispe-
ritos y crimin6logos. En- otras
palabras la soluci6n del apina-
miento en- las prisiones es la in
mediata construction de nuevos
edificios para los criminales asi
como ell establecimiento de me-
didas que tiendan a hacer dis
nlinuir la criminalidad supri-
miendola en- sus raices.
La catastrofe de Ohio enfoca
la atenci6n publica a la organi-
zaci6n interna de las institucio-
mes penales que parecen redu-
cirse a un estado de desorden
e incomodidad creador de mu-
ehas escenas de horror y de mu-
chos episodios de insurrecci6n
o reVuelta.
Els muy extrano que en- un
pals que como este Marcia a la
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

vanguardia de Ia verdadera CT
yilizaci6n, donde ell espfritu de
i%niciatiya social es tan fuerte
no Sc pueda resolver ell probe
ma del apinamiento en- las pri-
stones con ell gasto de unos GUAM
tos millones de d6lares.
Sin embargo, la reforma mas
eficaz que pudiera llevarse a ca
DO serfa remediar los muchos
males que Sc traducen por Ell
impresionante aumento annual
de la poblaci6n penitenciaria.
Pero tai reforma tendria que
yer con los mas completes Y de-
licados problemas de la vida CO.
lectiva y de la moral social; por
10 tanto no podrfa efectuarse
de repente.
En- vista del hecho de que Ell
n1mero de convictes tiende a
aumentar Y a causar monstruo-
sos a~pinamientos y promiscul-
dades-seg1n 10 revela Ia ca
tastrofe a que hemoS venido re-
firiendo-no Sc puede negar
que es una grave responsible
dad Ell permitir que las peniten-
ciarfas Sc conviertan en- institu-
clones de tortura.
Las primeras investigac:ones
nos llevaron a Greer que ell ir-
cendio de Ohio fue iniciado pOr
los prisioneros mismos. De ser
cierto este no podemos menos
1ue horrorizarnOs al pensar en-
ia clase de vida que llevaban los
presses 81 intentaron ganar la
libertad de esa manera. Son las
penitenciarias reliquias de la
vida medieval que no van de
acuerdo con la modernidad Y la
civilization del resto del pals.
modernidad y civilization que
son ejemplo al mundo del pro-
Ereso en- todos los campos del
esfuerzo humane.
Nueva York, Mayo de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PalJGs Features Syndicate
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ma lea y sucia, que ejercia las
luhclones de criada Y de ayu-
dante de la matyona, anunci6
a esta que una persona guerra
hablarle.
-lQuien es?-pregunt6 Ia
sonora Angot vivamente v a.
nadio:-GEs que no vais a sa-
Ger nunca expresaros con ella
rldad? Una persona no quiere.
declr NADIA. GEs un hombre O
una mujer?
I'm hombre.
Jun hombre o IN cabaIIe
ro?
In caballero... y muy lin
DO por cierto....
-lPor que no 10 habeis d.
enc en- seguida? Conducid a mi
salon a csc Undo caballero. y
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

DE LUIGI
BARZINI
Ell DRAMA DE LAS PEN1-
TENCIARIAS

La espantosa matanZa de la
Penitenciaria de Ohio LENA
nuestras mentes de terror como
una de las conflagraciones mas
tragicas de que nos habla la
historic. Hemos visto un triste
Iugar de reclusi6n Y castigo
convertible de repente en- inmen
sa pira de vidas humans. Los
s~entimientos de fraternidad hui
mana y de carload cristiana Sc
rebelan contra ell nero pensa-
mientO del incendio de la peni-
tenciaria de Ohio. FL hecho de
quelas victimas hayan sido pri-
sioneros las hace mas dignas de
conmiseracion. Las llamas les
abrieron las puertas a la liber-
tad, llamas que consumieron en-
un instante cast las viejas ba-
rracas de MADEIRA entire los gri-
tos de horror de los convictos
y ell olor acre de la carne huma-
ma que Sc quemaba.
Ell n1mero de las victimas es
tai que hallamos en- la historic
de las conflagraciones pocos ca
sos similares a este. Los muer-
tos durante eel fuego de San
Francisco, California, en- 1906
fueron solo 500. Y hay que te-
ner en- cuenta que fue la gran
ciudad entera la que ardi6 a eau
sa de I'm terremoto.
La gravedad del desastre de
Ohio afoca la atenci6n publica
al problema de las penitencia-
rias. La prisi6n del estado men
cionado tenia capacidad para
1,500 individuos. Y he aqui que
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Con la intenci6n de calmar
a los moralistas que dirige el
abogado Hardee, el supervi-
sor Blackburn ha puesto dos
INVESTIGATORS especiales que
Sc mantendran en- contacto con
los ciudadanos de la parte Nor
tie de la ciudad y entregaran al
fiscal del condado, Mr.. Skin
ner, todas las pruebas de ms
cripciones fraudulentas que
sean encontradas.
Para Ybor City tambien Sc
ran nombrados INVESTIGATORS.
Dicese que hoy seran' entire
gadas al fiscal dos listas, una
conteniendo 200 nombres de
Ybor y la otra con mas de 100
nombres "falsos' que apare-
cen en- los libros de los pres
cintos % Y 25.
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Ell vizconde de Grandieu Sc

Ell vizconde de Grandieu sc
apoder6 de la mano de la con-
desa Y la llev6 a sus labios.
-Clotilde, amada Clotilde
-dijo con enfasis. = Vuestra
hija no quedara hu6rfana....
iPor mi honor os juro que ten
dra en- mi a un padre!
-Gracias, Armando- muir
mur6 Clotilde estrechando de-
bilmente la mano del vizcon-
de- Asi 10 esperaba de vos.
Solo queda reconciIiarme con
Dios...... JQuereis hacer venir
a un sacerdote? Dejadme sola
con el, V cuando Sc retire vol
we'd a mi lado.... La idea de mo
rir abandonada me espanta....
Quiero que est6is aqui para
que cerreis mis- ojOs cuando me
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Hemos dido hablar a la Sc
nora Angot acerca de otra
pensionista; de una joven muy
interesante que habia dado a
luz la noche anterior, a las do
ce Y cinco minutes, Y con toda
felicidad, un hermoso nino.
Ha llegado va ell momento
de ocuparnos de esta joven.
En- la noche del dfa en- que
vimos al condo de Randall salir
de su habitaci6n, a la que no
debfa volver sino para dispa-
rarse un pistoletazo, una frego-
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Hasta la noehe. de aver Sc
habian depositado II votos de
ciudadanos ausentes en- la Off
Gina del juez del condsdo, Mr.,
Cornelius.
Dos de los votos son del GO
bernador Carlton y su esposa,
que votaron aqui el viernes
por la noche.
Los ausentes solo podran
hasta la noche del dia 81
de mayo.
Cualquier elector calificado
cue piense no estar en- Tampa
csc dia, puede ahora votar en-
la oficina de este juzgado.
Ell ciudadano elector tendra
que comparecer, personalmen-
tie, y ofrecer las necesarias
pruebas de su calificaci6n,
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

pagan derechos arancelarios,
a partir de hoy.
Una orden en- tai sentido fue
cursada aver por ell recauda-
dor de la aduana, Mr.. Sidney
c. Brown.
Todas las companies de pes
ca han sido notificadas.
Sc ha ordenado estricta vi
gilancia para impedir que sc
introduced pesca de contraban
do. z
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BENEFICENCIA ASTURIANA

Sc recuerda a los senores
asociados que hoy es la Junta
General Extraordinaria para
tratar acerca de un asunto de
suma importancia.
La session tendra lugar en- Ell
salon teatro, comenzando a las
ocho de la noche.
Mayo 81, 1880
J. Gonzalez,
Secretario.
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Estan inscriptos para las e.
lecciones especiales que ell dia
II de JUNO Sc efectuaran en- ell
distrito decimo segundo, para
escoger al successor del difunto
CONCEAL Kenneth Hamilton.
mas de 600 electores.
Los libros seran examinados
hoy por Ell secretario de la ad.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Leon Peterson fu6 aver a
rrestado y Sc lie orden6 pagan
una multa de $147.50 que Sc
lie impusiera en- la corte NUM-
cipal ell dfa 10 de MARIO 1928.
Como no tenfa ell slinero en-
pez0 a cumplir una condena
de so dias en- la carcel de la
ciudad.
Por possession de n1meros de
bolita fueron multados aver,
en- $50 cada uno, John Doe,
Manuel Perez, Fermin Miro,
Antonio Diaz Y Jose Valdes.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Ell comit6 de aviaci6n del
municipio do aver 6rdenes a
ingeniero Cason, con la venia
del alcalde, para que examine
las cifras presentadas por ur
comibe de ingenieros de aero
nautica, empleado por la Ca
mara de Concrete.
Los ingenieros de la CANA
ra de Concrete dicen que ell
aerodromo y base de hidropla-
nos puede construirse por la
suma de $471.362.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Los politicos dicen que la
broma de la campana la verti6
Morris M. Owens ell sabado, en-
install Park, cuando dirigien-
dose a Pat dijo: Yo soy supe-
rior a listed mental, moral, po-
Utica Y fisicamente.
Como la recommendation yenia
de tan cerca ell publico rio.
Uno de los amigos de Pat
dijo en- alta voz: Que Sc cree
listed ESQ!
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Incendio de orfgen( misterio
50 destruy6 aver ell local del
Club Little, situado en- la ca
rretera del Monumento a los
soldados. Els ell segundo club
de esa clase que CORE la mis-
ma suerte, en- csc canine.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Para las primarias de JUNO,
seg1n ell recaudador Burnett,
han pagado ell impuesto cleo
toIal 1909 ciudadanos, que
junto con 4.500 que pueden
votar sin tener que presentar
los recibos, por su edad, hacen
un total de 16,409.
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ministraci6n municipal, Mr.
Johnson.
Son los candidates los seno-
res j. B. Jones, J. A. Epps, NJ.
L. Martin, c. c.. Coleman, C.
r. Snyder y E. F. Paulnot.
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abandone ell alma.

Armando, ahogando un So
llozo, sali6 de la estancia para
cumplir la suprema voluntad
de CIotilde.
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NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Kiene de Ia Ia

Mucho Sc comentaba hoy la
resolution del mas alto tribu-
nal del pals, Ell los salones de
Ia corte federal.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

La comisi6n del condado au
toriz6 aver al secretario w. A.
Dickinson para imprimir la
boleta electoral de las eleccio-
mes primaEias de JUNO 3.
Una guardia protegera la i'm
prenta mientras las boletas Sc
estGn ~imprimiendo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27
TeatrO Casino
HOY

What becomes of the
children of divorce?
You'll find the graphic
answer wildly told in this
stirring drama.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA
Xavier de Montepin
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

frances, por la raz6n muy SEN
ella de que ell condo habia to-
mado en- matrimonio a una hi
ia de gran casa y muy linda,
pero cast pobre.
En- pocas lineas puede resu-
mirse la continuation de esta
lamentable historic.
Ell marques de Maucombe
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Toda la pesca que venga g
EN- embarcaciones de
bandera extranjera tendra q
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Tn alambique de 200 gallo
mes encontraron aver los dipu-
ttados del sheriff en- la Gale ST.
John 2515, en- West Tampa,
siendo arrestado Domenico
Daro, su presunto dueno.
Cerca de Antioch ell negro
Charlie Thomas estaba ope-
rando un %alambique cuando
.fue detenido. Confes6 ell negro
que era de su propiedad.
Para gozar de libertad ca
da uno de los detenidos tendra
que prestar fianza de $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
MANY CAPS STOLEN
SINCE NOVEMBER |
Ali OVER VALLEY

Automobile thieves Il Imperial
Valley have been busy since Nov
ember /, with reports on eight
stolen cars filed in the shcriff's
office.
One oc the cars. belonging to j.
3. Corcoran. and stolen in Ca,evi-
CO. contained approximately 5000
worth OF merchandise Leather
GOODS and blankets made up the
loot of the car thief.
An abandoned Hudson coach was
found by deputies about one mile
vest and one half mile south OF
DiXieland, 80 yards from the rail-
rad tracks The battery was gone.
Stolen cars reported, and their
owners are: Ford belonging to the
CaleXico Bottling Works, Calex-
ico. Dodge touring owned bj 3
COrbello, stolen II Calexico; Essex
coupe. Paul ". Randolph. Brawley;
Hudson coach. T. Z. Proctor, Ca
leXico; Ford sedan. Mrs. A. Will
hanson. Imperial. Whippet sedan,
thought 20 be stolen in San Fran
cisco by Fiipinos who drove it
here; and a Ford sedan owned by
ridl2nd Stirdt T. Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
STATE STARTS
INVESTIGATION
OF FIGHT GAME

SACRAMENTO. Cliff. Nov, 6
U.P,-InYcsugauon Of the prize
fright racket" in California VIII
start today, following appointment
by Governor Young Of an ADVISORY
committee Of four men to aid Allen
BiXby. state director Of military and
veteran affairs, in the probe.
Members oi the committee arc.
Harry r. Brand, Los Angeles tor
rler newspaperman and now public
relations counsel Of a motion picture
studio
William NJ. Coffman. San Fran
cisco, president western division
Amateur Athletic Union.
John A. Sinclair, San Francisco,
attorney for California American
legion
A. c. Hutson, Los Angeles bust
ness man and sports follower.
The investigation is an outgroWth
Of the San Francisco grand jury s
attack on the fight racket tol-
loving inquiry into the death CT
frankie Campbell in a fight with
Max Baer
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

4 junior li"cstoce and baby beef
show win bc held AT Tine Union
stockyards, san Francisco. Octo-
her 2729.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
FLYERS GIVEN
PRISON TERMS
IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE. Ky, NoY 6 tUP)-
Two aviators and three coal miners
who pleaded guilty to charges Of
implication in the aerial bombing
Of Webster county mining proper
ties were under sentence today to
serve prison terms totaiiag nine
years. six months and five days.
The men sentenced were Paul
Mont tgomery and Edward Heckel-
back. aviators Of Murphysboro. IL,
and miners Esscl Grant, Evan
Pilcy and Noble Harris. Charges
against seven other miners were
dismissed.
The miners were sentenced to
sc~yc 10 months each ON charges OF
conspiracy to violate the air traf-
fic act and %car and day each
for violation Of injunctious. The
flyers were sentenced to serve a
year and day each ON charges Of
conspiracy to violate the air traffic
laws.
The charges were that during a
strike in webster county. the ar-
iators flew over the mining prop
critics and dropped several bombs
which did considerable damage
and endangered the lives Of many
men who had taken the places Of
tie striking miners there.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
JAIL INMATES p.
HAVE RADIO TO
PEP THINGS Up

Another job has been added TO
the already lengthy list OF duties
performed daily by Eddie Nett, Jaiier
at the county bastillc.
Nett now has 10 make sure that
radio installed YESTERDAY in the
north tank of the JAIL is not stc!cn
by some outgoing prisoner, The
Judge Of the kangaroo court Of the
north tank 50 instructed Nett alter
the radio had been installed, and
the first payment made by prison.
ers in the tank.
Il took a unanimous vote OF the
upon the purchase Of a radio, but
population OF the tank to decide
straightway the decision was MADE
the kangaroo court was called into
session and acted on the matter.
And. believe it or not, the first
installment on tho north tank radio
has been paid, and all indications
are that every installment Wlu be
paid as it comes due.
Since every prisoner who comes
into the tank is hailed before the
court and fined, payment should
present no problem.
The prisoners arc allowed 10 kecT
their radio going from in the
morning to 10 O'Clock at night, Il
is not TO be removed from the NORTH
tank, and not TO be tampcred with
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Democrats Again
Rule In Arizona

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 6. UP
Arizona had returned to the Demo-
cratic column today as returns OF
Tuesdays election from all parts OF
the state gave George w. p Hunt.
gubernatorial candidate. and his
supporting ticket overwhelming ma
ioriticS.
Hunt was conceded the election
by Governor John c. Phillip Re-
publican incumbent, VINO two years
ago defeated the Democrat Rc-
turns from asa out of SOP precincts
in the state gave Hunt as 1905, Phil
lips 1896. There were less than
500 votes IL the remaining precincts.
Hunt was six times governor OF
Arizona and once was minister TO
Siam. Phillips suffered the first de-
feat of his political career IN the
present election. just as ne caused
Hunts first defeat in 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

The Covina Fruit Exchange this
season shipped $40 ears ef Nalea-
III oranges from the 1000 -crcs
of orchard represented IN the or
Z ni1ation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
LEWIS EXPLAINS
WHY HE ACCEPTS
LITERARY HONOR

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. UP Sin
clair Lewis, who has won the Nobel
prize for literature, Will accept the
award and plans 20 sail Tor Sweden
in December to receive it,
When the Nobel pv.ze committee
announced yesterday tha; the au-
thor OF Main Street" 'Babbitt"
"ArrowSmith.' elmer Gantry.'
'DodsWorth," and other novels had
been honored, it was recalled that
Lewis refused the Pulitzer prize in
1926 fo. "AYrowsmith
Rut at an interview at his pub
hSherS Lewis explained why he
planned to accept the Nobel award
ard the S46.35O tha; Will 60 to him
The reason I turned down the
Pulitzer award and Will accept the
Nobel prize lies il tie enormous
difference between the two" he
said. The Nobel prize is e. inter
national award with no strings at
tachcd.
1t is awarded Oh The basis of
excellence Of Work. for The most
distinguished work 0. an idaalstic
;eHdeuCy. That means il shall not
BE given for work that is CONNER
cial and machincliEc. reaching vast
popularity
The Pulitzer prize is for the
American move, published during
the year which shall present the
wholesome atmosphere Of American
life and the highest standard of
American manners and manhood
This suggests not actua literary
merit but OF Obedience to whateve:
code OF good form may chance to
be popular at the moment"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Mrs. Bernard Buys
Barbara Worth shop

My3. Emma Mcaa"d, who ma
been connected with the B3rn1Fa
Worth Beauty shop for some uiA'.
announces that beginning November
J. snc has taken Cycr1h2 shop. nav
ing purchased It from Mr.. A. LIKE
better known to her friends per
laps as Mickey" Mckinney.
Mrs. Menard aGsWes the $hop pa
irons that The SANE service VIII PC
maintained under her MANAGEMENT
AND that cvcgy5a!ng possible VIII DC
done for the convenience a3d aid OF
he. customers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Watch Kept For
Missing Youth

\ report was on file in the sher-
:fG's office today notifying deputies
owatch for Clifford Clark. II. who
left his home this morning, and is
thought by his parents to have run
away.
The boy is five feet eight inches
tall. weighs 100 pounds. and has
light hair and blue eyes.
When last seen nc was wearing
white shirt, blueovcralls ard a
lray cap.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
HAWKS OFF FOR CUBA

NEW YORK. NOV. s. lU,Pt Cap
tain Frank Hawks started IN a
monop.ane today for Havana, seek
ing o new record for the 1869 mile
journey He hoped to make tnc TRIP
IN seven hours, with stops at Co!um-
bla s. c., and Miami F'a. He
probably viii make the return trip
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
NUNSON TO HEAD
PLAN COMMISSION

Meeting in special session at )
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
city hall, tho city planning commits
sion unanimously elected Mark
Munson to succeed himself as
chairman Of the commission for
thc ensuing year.
AT this special meeting the plan
ming commission recommended that
tho city council grant special
building permit TO Roy Rumsey for
four dwelling at Fourth street and
Len Rey avenue.
Other matters Of routine business
we're discussed by the commission.
The O-land, Glenn county, prof
Get has two reservoirs in which arc
stored 10000 acrc.fcct of water,
with irrigation season past.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Wins Action TO
Recover Rent

a Judgment Of $lo5 ia favor OF n
p neaton was returned by Judge l.
Mavfield il a civil suit against VIII
liam e. Roberts today. . ...
rho case was tried in small clam"
co,Irt Daaton charged in his com
plaint that he rented iuLii''n." '.,,''
house to Roberts, and that the sum
Of of S1rc was due him rs rent. lhe
case was tried this morning
No criminal actions or alraiRn-
,rc,ns we're on Judge Mayiiclu cal
endar this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

ne had stolen quantity Of gaso-
line from a Safeway store truck.
He was released to appear this af-
te,noon.
Six sleepers were booked by the
rolice department last niSht, and
released this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
First Picture Of Newest Heir To Crown

Here's the frs; picture Of The young
lady who stands fourth in line ot
direct succession to the British
th-onc-PrinceSs Margaret Rose,
second daughter of the Duke and
Duchess Of York. with her mother.
Ahead Of her rank only the Prince
OF Wales. the Duke of York Wales
brother and Ecr older sister, Pvin-
cess Elizabeth. Princess Margaret
vas baptized recently by th9 Arch
bishop Of Canterbury in EIc@.HE-
ham Palace.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Mexican Given SAIL
Term For Burglary

Jose Espinoza. 81, began serving
a 80 day sentence in the county Jail
last night for burglary OF house
in Fort Yuma. He was charged WITH
taking clothing from: the house.
Henry Thompson, q. was also
serving 30 days for petty theft
Three immigration prisoners Wero
booked in the county jail They
we're james Scott 26 SanmoSuEc
Chirari 43, and Sakich! NirYa, 48.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Youth Arrested
For Gas Theft

Only ono case came before Judge
Kendall B. Perkins in police court
this morning. and that was contin-
ued until 4:40 this afternoon.
Morris Lloyd, 10 was charged with
petty theft Officers stated thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-22

every proposition in life from the side
or the rear, never from the front.
Your father was not what would call
a mental giant, Roberta, but he was
kind aud amusing and on the square,
whereasv your Uncle Tom was throw
back, back sheep"
Every family has them," the girl
wen, honey, you haven't yours any
more!"
The following evening Glenn Hackett
having recovered marvelously from his
indisposition of the day before, called
for dinner. THE bank gives the man
Higuenes most flattering recommended
lions, Mr.. Latham" he announced.
He has plenty of cash and worldly
assets and his record is clean. He Is
kown as q man of honor and can be
trusted implicitly"
Crooked Bill nodded, as if this re-
port was mot a matter of surprise TO
him. Hackett resumed:
IT cannot 60 to Texas to attend to
this matter of yours, Roberta. 1t will
be necessary to engage a lawyer down
there to Handle your affairs there, and
I suppose HigueneS can direct you to q
good one. I amagine you will have to
proceed to Los Algodones Immediately,
and I suggest that when you do you
provide yourself with birth certificate