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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
MRS. ADAIR TO
SEEK VOTES ON
RECORD ALONE

] am asking your support at the
August 26 primaries because of my
experience and feel can serve YOU
better than ever before.
| am a taxpayer and haVev lived
in the valley for the past % years;
for practically eight years | have
served vou as county treasurer ana
for nearly four years previous
served rs deputy under the former
treasurer.
In the audit of my books both by
the county auditor and grand Jury
expert, there has never been a dur
ference of one penny. The expense
of running my office from July |,
1929, until July /, 1880, was So
pills the interest earned during
this same period amount to S22,'
455.69, leaving Il profit for the tax
payer of $l4.244.54. At the close
of business August l, 1880. there
was on deposit i'll the various
banks of Imperial county more than
1865, 200, all secured by gilt-edged
bonds in at least 10 per cent of the
deposits. The greater portion OF
this amount brings per cent inter
est. the balance. known as the check
ing account, brings , per cent on
daily balances. The amount of in
terest earned during this term to
date is in ecXess of SOL, 900. BY the
adoption of sound financial policies
| have been able to pay every bond
and interest coupon when due and
our credit has been carefully guard
ed by our promptncss and courtesy
in pavment of same.
| mention few of the important
things that have taken place in my
management of the treasurer's office
Just to show that | have been alert
and faithful to my obligation rs
treasurer in Imperial county.
In the printing of the bombs Tor
Road Improvement District No. 9
| discovered an error of $50 on each
bond of the issue had been made.
refused to sign the bonds until this
error had been corrected. thereby
saving the taxpayers the amount of
$ls,595.o0.
There seems to be some criticism
because | follow the letter II the
law too closely. Each ten when 7
have been elected | take an oath
that l will support the constitution
of the United States. the constiu.
ion OF the state of California, and
that | will faithfully discharge the
duties of the office OF county treas
urcr to the best of my ability. in
tend to keep that oath as long as
am yotlr county treasurcr.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
AMBASSADOR DAWES IS GENIAL
HOST TO THRONCS OF AMERICANS

holder of the world 5 100 yard
sprinting record ut 40 seconds,
is Glendale S pet subject and indi-
yidual hobby.
Brenan asked how the London
naval treaty would ride the rolling
waves Of the senate.
Comments On Treaty
"Ncvcr can tell how that bunch
are going to act, YOU know what
minorities headed with fighters like
johnson can do sometimes, was
the ambassadors reply. Perhaps
Dawes was recalling the four years
lie presided over the body when he
occupied the post termed by Thco-
dore Roosevelt as the monkey in
the White House cage
After pulling several jokes on
Seattle, Dawes asked Brenan what
his plans were during the remainder
of his visit in Great Britain.
81 want to tour the country on
4 bicycle stopping at inns.
That s fine. You won't see any
hot dog stands or gasoline stations
but YOU will meet real people who
are honest and who make you feel
at home. =
Offering strong hand, Dawes
went to the door with Brcnan and
invited him back to the embassy
any time he visits London. The
reception probably typical of Dawes
informal, blunt, attracted 10y homc
gossip, offering Sage advice aud
seeking humor in any situation.
Brenan S Impressions of Dawes rs
he thinks back over the meeting -
man of IMMENSE mcnta liability,
eolorful personality, honest blunt
ness, physically thin but wiry, sin
ccre appreciation for Il good ,okc,
and i hearty. body rocking laugh
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
HOPE TO PREVENT
FRICTION AMONG
FILIPINO WHITES.

FRESNO, Calf, Aug. u. U.P)
Officers Of two counties and state
police today were on the alert to
prevent in the Dinuba- Rccdlcv fruit
districts repetition of the Filipino.
white race riots that marked the
grape harvest at Exeter last year.
Asserted difference in wa9
scales was named as the immediate
source of friction, although Filipino
leaders denied their men accept less
than the 10 cents an hour standard
among the whites.
Sheriff W. f. Jones and three dep
uties of Fresno county and nine
state police headed by Capt W. L.
McCartv spent half of last nigh
at the Filipino camp al Sam Cara.
nedian's place between Dmuba and
Reedley in readiness for an attack
expected from dis2rmtled whites.
The attack failed to materialize
but the failure pointed only the more
surely toward promised disorders 10.
night.
More than 500 Filipino grape and
peach harvest hands are in fiyn
camps in what is called the Delta
district.
Yesterday was featured by whites
Of the district appearing in groups
OF 30 TO - a. tn widely separated
camps demanding that the Filipinos
leave the country by tonight under
threat of violence and demanding o.
ranchers and packing house men
that they employ only whites.
Last night about l50 of the whites
gathered in the park at Dinuba ani
debated the situation heatediy,
many of the Young bloodS favoring
immediate and drastic action. il was
reported
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12

LONDON. Aug. -. U.P)-Charles
Gates Dawes, general in the United
states army and ambassador to the
court of st. James. has often said
that the United States ambassador
to Great Britain earns over half his
salary making speeches.
Perhaps the general feels the
other half is earned in receiving
American visitors to London.
Just what happens during ses-
sion granted an American visitor
who is received by the ambassador
at Grosvenor Gardens is. no doubt,
unknown to a majority of the l2o,-
100000 citizens of the United
States whom Dawes represents.
Raymond Bremen, Pasadena law
yer. graduate of the University Of
Southern California. and one of the
numerous Young Americans who IS
touring Great Britain on Il bicycle
this summer, recently had a fifteen
minute interview with General
Dawes.
+ :" He is just the way newspapers
describe him, except that he doesn't
swear a whole lot is the way
Brennan commented to the United
Press about the meeting in Dawes
private office.
"Whcn | arrived at the embassy.
which. as you know, is Just several
steps from Victoria in the :. ".
section of London, Henry Dawes re-
ceivcd me Henry is a graduate of
Williams and serves his Uncle
Charles rs private secretary.
The door to Dawes office was
open and Henry introduced him to
me as the general
- was surprised at his size and
voice.
81 always thought he was a large,
square shouldercd man with great
PHYSICAL power. Naturally as
sumcd his voice wodld match j.
stature. Instead of being sonefouS
in tone it is of = high pitch, rather
hoarse and almost stacrato.likc.
Smokes Famous Briar
When asked about that famous
briar of Dawes, Bfenan replied.
I'VE hadn't Z hardly taken our seats
until General Dawes reached ipto
his right coat pocket and pulled ont
a tobacco pouch He unrollrd il
slowly and after filling his funny
under. sung pipe and stamping il
down. said to me. would YOU like
somcl It's real stuff | get from
the States -
Dawes asked Brenan what part of
the United States he came from aud
what business or profession he fol
lowed. southern California and
law replied Brennan
Great country, fine people and
your profession is one Of the best.
also think there is Il great ficld
for lawyers in California because
the competition is SO keen. That 5
the stuff that makes a man=compe.
tition.
When Brennan said his older
brother was city attorney for Glen.
dale, Dawes replied, That cit,
brags of being the fastest growing
city in the country, doeSn it,
Brennan answered in the affirmative
and said he could hardly refrain
from telling the general that blond,
curly-hcadcd Frank Wykoff. new
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Limbraco's Hand
Still Bothersome

Several inquiries were made to
the Press today regarding Trip Linn
baco. who is booked 20 fight Ray
mond Montoya at san Diego Friday,
some Of the fans confusing him with
Leon Limhraco who was scheduled
to meet Jimmy Black here last Fri
day night. the bout being called
off bccause" Limhraco injured Il
hand in training.
Limbaco has been fighting in Cal
ifornia for several wears. Limbraco,
who has an extra letter in his name.
is comparative newcomer. He j.
also an enlisted man in the navy
while Limbaco IS a free lance fight
e..
Reports from San Diego advise
that Limbraeo'S hand is still bother.
ing him and that il may he scv-
cral weeks fbeforc he can fight,
Harry Woodbury.. matchmaker for
the local club. said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
THE WEATHER
For Los Angeles and Vicinity

For Los Angeles and Vicinity;
Fair tonight and Wednesday witty
moderate temperature; cloudy or
foggv in The morning; gentle north
erly winds.
For Southern California Fair to.
night and Wednesday with fog on
coast tonight; warmer in the interior
or west portion Wednesday; gentle
varia0sc winds.
Fire Weather Forecast: Fair but
night fogs ON coast; slowly rising
temperature and decreasing humidi-
~ with increasing fire hazard in
forests: gentle north to west winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Dair'ymen Are
Pleased With
Coast Meeting
CONTINUED from page u

and presented to the council of san
Diego the business part of dairying
as il affects the Imperial Valley
former and he addressed himself
to the practical part Of daiIying and
the handling and transportation of
milk and cream. and was not only
an aid to the council in its deliber-
alton. but proved himself TO be 4
very sincere friend OF Imperial Val
ley dairy interests and dairy pro
ducers, demonstrating that not only
did he have the fine technical
knowledge necessary for inspection,
but also he comprehended the very
practical dollars and cents problem
which eonfronts the dairy produc-
ors."
AL members Of the Imperial Val
ley delegation were dissatisfied
with the provision in the San Diego
ordinance which requires market
milk entering that city to reach
there within four hours after the
completion of each milking, but as
no milk is yet available from I'm
pcTial Valley until the county es-
tablishcs itself as 4 tubercular free
area. this provision will have no
immediate effect on dairy opera
tions here and it is believed by
chamber OF commerce officials and
the dairy interests that when all
the Valleys milk is brought up to
the standard required by health or
dinance Of San Diego, no difficulty
viii then be found in having the
four hour rules modified Ia permit
reasonable time for transportation
to san Diego. This four hour pro
vision in nowisc affects the sale or
delivery of Imperial Valley pastur-
lied sweet cream.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
DIRECTORS WIFE
SEEKS DIVORCE

Los ANGELES. Aug. T.. up
Mental cruelty was charged to Viii
liam Wellman, motion nieture dir
ector, il the divorce sut of Mrs.
Margery f. Wellman on file in su-
pcrior court today. The Wellmans
married in Tia Juana, Mex, in 1928
and have a small daughter Well
man won recognition for his work
as director Of the aerial picture
wings"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
BABE GETS HOMER

YANKEE STADIUM. y. T.,
Aug. II U.D-Babc Ruth hit his
43 homer of the season off Waite
IIoytc, former Yankee pitcher, in
the third inning Of today's New
YorE-Dctroit game. Ruth drove the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Electric fawn mower sharpening.
Phone 252. DR.. Fix.It Shop. ST.

Apply for Licenses-Applications
for marriage licenses have been
filed with the county clerk by ". A.
Coleman, -, and Lucille NJ. Ran
dolph, 40; residents of CaleXico, and
Fernando Iona, ~, and Luz Rocho,
80. both OF BrawIey.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
QUNTYQRRIEFS

Governor club Of this city. reminds
members that a meeting will be hcld
tonight AT the office OF Attorney
Childers. Sixth and Main streets, n
S o clock. Al members are urged
10 attend.
Police Court Casss-Luis Larson,
charged with vagrancy, was ordered
to leave town when arraigncd be
fore Judge Perkins in police court
this morning. Chris Romo paid n
fine OF S25 for drunkenness and 5.
Nunez was ordered to Jail for u
days for a similar offcnsc, being un-
able to pay n like fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Women Burned To
Death In Home

LODI, Calf, Aug. l.. (U.H -
Trapped by flames in an upstairs
bedroom, TWO women and Young
girl were burned to death early to-
day in a fine that destroyed the
home and all buildings AT the Bunch
ranch, $ miles south OF here
The dead; Mrs. Calude Hall, s.;
Esther Bunch, %; Josephine Bunch,
II.
Joseph Bunch, owner of the pro
pcrty, was badly burned in an at
tempt 70 rescue the trapped women.
The fire originated. it is believed,
from lamp left burning on "A table
down stairs. Sweeping up the stair
way and the halls, it trapped the
women in the rooms upstairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12

ball into the right field with Reese
on base.
Ruth is now 10 davs and eight
games ahead of his 1927 schedule
when he set his record of 90 homcrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
At PittShuroh

First game (l4 innings
Phila. 0e0 100 800 600 oil 10 |
Pitts. 1870 00l 0l0 GOO 02--S Is ,
Hansen Elliott and Davis, Ne.
CuIdN: Beame. Swetonic and R"o'.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
At New York

Detroit .......... O01 002 l01-j II
New York ... OO4 100 00l-6 10 0
Hoyt, Wyatt and Hayworth;
Wells, Johnson and Bcngough.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Garage Foreman Named-In addi

N"IaSe AVItILIdIi NdIItU-IH dVUI-
tion to appointing the election
boards FOR the August primary elcc-
tion, the board of supervisors at the
special meeting held yesterday ap-
pointed II. R. Caradine to he fore
man of the county garage. No other
business was transacted by the
board.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
At ShingtoC

Chicago .......... OH coo oil II l
Washington -. 004 eco Ok Is 0
Lyons and Tate; Brown and
Spencer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
or. A. B. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. sdv

Held at Watsonville Deputy
Sheriff c. B. Freeman left last night
for Watsonville to claim J. d. Me
Nary, under arrest in that city on
a charge of theft, alleged to have
been committed in Brawley. McNarN
is accused of having stolen a guam
tity OF blankets.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Charged With Burglary-DelJ

CNargeu WIN BufyIary-DcIphln
Briee, a Mexican despite his name,
is held at the county Jail on a
charge Of burglary, alleged to have
been committed a Imperial. He was
to be arraienod in court this after
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
At ChiCa 90

Brooklvn DIV 0ro O0j OC-2 - ,
Chicago ... poo 600 GEO 0l-3 II >
Vance and Loptz; Blake and
Uartnctt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
American
At Boston

St. Louis ........ coo 000 est ,
Boston .......... elO col 20l-5 -
kinScy, IIolshauser and Fcrrell;
Castor. Liscnbce and Berry.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12

At Oakdalc, Stanislaus county, the
seed harvest is in progress on 400
acres of lettuce. a force of % gath
ering the seeds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
At Philadelphia

Second game
Cleveland .... 600 eco 000-0 5 q
Philadelphia 100 sol l1X-7 9 0
Brown and Myatt; shores and
Cochrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12

Moving or svorase7-You can
rely on our dependable service We
would be happy TO serve you if you
are moving this spring. Phone l.
Pioneer Truck & Tfr. Co. TITS
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
At adelphia

Flfst gamt-
Cleveland ... ol0 600 o00-1 6 ]
Philadelphia o3O 030 300 IL /
Shoffner, Bean and l.. Sewcll;
Grove and Cochrauc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12

At st. Lolns
Boston -..-... GOO 100 001-2 10 /"
St Louis ........ 600 10l 02X-4 s |
Shcrdcl and Cronin; Lindsey and
Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Charges Against Boys-Marselino

Charges Against Boys-Marselino
Salsmander, Il: Bobbie Orono, Il:
Epifanio Zamardn, Is, and Jesus
Soriano, II, all charged with the
theft of two bicycles At Brawley.
have been remanded TO the custody
of the juvenile court for a hearing.
Salsmander is in custody at the
county jail, while the fathers Of the
other three boys are held responsible
for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Will Not Claim Smith

Will Not Claim Smith. B.
Smith, wanted for some time in this
county, is under arrest AZ Pittsburgh,
Pa, according to information re-
ceived al the Jail but no claims will
be made for him. Other eastern
cities have had Smith in custody and
previous attempts to have him oX-
traditcd here were unsuccessful.
Sheriff Gillctt has decided against
putting the county to any further
expense in an unsuccessful effort to
obtain Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12

The Highway Date Ranch have
started harvesting their dates ana
will have fresh dates from now ON.
Call at store at packing house dur
ing week and at store at corner
Saturday afternoons and Sundays.
Highway Date Ranch, i miles we,
of Fl Centro on San Diego high
way Phone Sol R-3. l2t-ths
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Odermatt Case Continued =

Charges of theft preferred against
Joe Odermatt, who voluntarily sur
rendered himself last week, were
heard this morning before Judge May
field, who continued the ease for one
week in the belief that an adjust
ment of a dispute about ownership
of hay involved could be settled in
that time. Odcrmatt continues at
liberty on his own recognizance.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
Pure lemonade ice cold at Paul's
Sc Z glass. Pickwick Stages.

Young Meeting Tonight-W. A.
TondrO, chairman of the YOung-fOr-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-12
BASEBALL RESULTS
National

At ST. Louis
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
Hamlet" Is Presented
BY English Company

A season Of 5hakespearean
plays without the presentation
Of. Hamlet" is as unthinkable
as Hamlet" itself with Hamlet
left out, and last evening the
Stratford- -Upon-Avon Players, at
the National Theater, gave as
their fifth local production the
tragedy Of the melancholy
Dane.
The fine artistry Of this com.
pany, already revealed to the
full satisfaction Of the Wash.
ington public, has perhaps
never been more convincingly
demonstrated than in this, the
poets masterpiece. George
Hayes played the role Of the
Prince, a portrayal for which
he is physically and tempera-
mentally adapted. Wilfrid
Walter, who has become q great
favorite here, appeared as the
King, Joyce Bland as Ophella
and Kenneth Wicksteed as
Polonius.
Tonight's play will be
Twelfth Night" one Of the
lighter variants Of the com.
pany'S repertoire.
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
When The Feature
Is Shown on Screen

FOX-"Happy Days" At 10
and 1889 a. M. 2:O9, 4:21,
5:48, 7:5O and 1902 p. m.
R-K-O-KEITH'S-Chester Nor.
ris in "The Case Of Sergeant
Grischa." At 1925 q. M, 1:25.
3:25. $40. 1920 and Gao p. m.
PALACE-Nancy Carroll and
Richard Arlen in Dangerous
Paradise" At 1850 q. M, 2:15,
4:45, 7::35 and $50 p. m.
EARLE-Ruth h Chatterton
and Give Brooke in 1.-THE
Laughing Lady" At 1874 a.
m. 1886, 3:39, 5:35, 1887 and
9:4O p. m.
METROPOLITAN-WilIiam lam
Powell in "Street Of Chance"
at IL, 12:42, 1923, 4:1S, sos,
7:S4 and S:44 p. m.
COLUNTBIA-Greta Garbo In
Anna Christie" At II q. M.
!, $40, $40, 7:20 and ESQ p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
.GLEANINGS
AND
SCREENINGS
By ANDREW r. KELLEY

50 50 BY ANDREW n. KELLEY
- Within q fortnight, specifi-
Eally on March 81, the Earle
J, Theater will switch to Friday
opening day policy. The attrac-
lion to inaugurate the change
VIII be Helen Kane (Boop-
Boop-adoop Crib in person and
the screen feature Hello Sister"
Little Miss Kane has had a
meteoric ascension to the so
called big money since the day
less than two seasons ago
when she first attracted the
eye Of Broadway showmen as
Just an act on the Paramount
Theater program. Arthur Ham.
merstein signed her for musical
comedy, doubling her wages.
Paramount won her back by a
contra ct raising the Hammer
stein figures and offering a
real chance in pictures. The
fight for the Kane services was
taken to Actors Equity and
Miss Kane was rebuked but
permitted to remain with Para
mount. She has not created a
sensation with movie audiences
but there Is no denying her ap-
peal as q singer with the baby
talk lyrics.
A jaunt around the movie
houses is expected to increase
. her popularity and assist her in
o systematic campaign to hold
down her weight. Recently she
completed a strenuous reducing
session in a New Jersey sarli-
tarium to make the poundage
for Dangerous Nan McGrew,"
. q Paramount feature just COM
p1eted on the Astoria lot.
Movie stars are not the only
high-salaried folks bothered by
the weight question. There is
Sonny Workman, the Washing
ton Jockey, with a $4,000 con-
tract to ride the Whitney
horses this season and a weight
stipulation of 1l2 pounds. Two
days ago Sonny tipped 119
after. q 24-hour fast: A scale
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
Explorers Lodge"
Gives Byrd Medal

NEW YORK, March z Q.N.S.!
Kane Lodge of Masons. widely
known as "the Explorers Lodge" F"
tonight announced its exploration
medal had been awarded to Rear
Admiral Richard e. Byrd ana
will be presented to him upon
his return from the Antarctic,
where he succeeded in reaching
the South Pole by plane.
The medal had been awarded
only to one other man. Admiral
Robert e. Perry, discoverer OF
the North Pole.
The Washington times., 1930-03-07

MORRIS AS
A CROOK
By CHESTER MORRIs

I entered motion pictures by
way of the underworld, playing
a crook role in "Alibi," and I've
had q hard time going straight
ever since. The movie tradiT
ton seems to be: "Once o
crook, always q crook" I've
impersonated polite gangsterS,
ruthless gangsterS, and young
chaps who were gangsters
through circumstance rather
than choice.
I saw my picture on 80 many
police bulletins that I used to
gulp nervously every time ]
drove past the Hollywood police
station. Then Brenon came
along and reformed me-. He
made an honest Russian sol
dier out Of me-gGve me Q uni
form, shaved off my hair, made
me raise q beard and tackled
the name Of Grischa Paprot-
kin on me.
At last, thought, the under
world will be left far behind. !
shall rest easily, without fear
of the law. The hunted look
will leavem y eyes and I shall
be able to walk in bread day
light with my fellow-men. and
then read the script Of Radio
Pictures powerful romance and
drama, THE Case Of Sergeant
Grischa," q thrilling story,
quite the best role I have ever
had-the film plum" Of the
year-but still that old villain,
the law, pursueS me! For poor
Grischa is chased through Po-
land by practically the entire
German army.
This SurpasSes any attention
I have ever received in crook
roles, for my greatest chase
scene up to "Grischa" contained
only 18 Chicago policemen.
In addition, Grischa causes
two German generals to fight
over him, which "tcpS" the po-
lice captains who used to per
secute me. It all began with
"Alibi," in which Roland West
gave me my first screen oppor.
tunity, and since then I've ap-
peared in Woman Trap"
Fast Life" Second Choice"
She Couldn't Say No." and
Playing Around"
Before I came to pictures I
played on the stage. with Lionel
Barrymore in THE Copper
head" and in such plays as
Crime" yellow" whisper.
ing Friends" Turn to the
Right" 80 This Is London"
and many others while playing
in stock in Providence, Wash
ington and Baltimore.
I inherit my love Of theatri-
Gals from my father, William
Morris, legitimate stage star,
and my mother, Eta Hawkins,
the comedienne. Ny only re-
gret in life is that I'll have a
terrible time convincing my
young son that honesty pays.
"The Case Of Sergeant Girls
cho" Is now the screen attrac.
ton at Keith'S Theater.
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
Ken Is Versatile

Ken Whitmer, guest master
Of ceremonies in the Loew pro-
duction, Land Of Syncopation,"
now playing at Loew'S Palace,
plays the saxophone, drums, vio-
lin, banjo, French horn, xylo-
phone, trombone, piano, cornet,
and last, but not least, the eUs
phonium, whatever that is. He
fills in by dancing, too.