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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Sales PUBLIC UTILITIES
3250o0 AnaeostIa & Potomac Ry. r. r. LIST SIS, 1919
$4,000 Anacostia & Potomac Riy r. r. guar SIS, le4e
2s0o c. & P Telephone of virginia SIS, l943 49,.
aseo0o Capital Traction list S. le47.............
$4,000 City & Suburban Ry list SIS. 1913 ,.......
10000 Georgetown Gas Light LIST SIS, 1861 ........
$4,000 Potomac Electric Power SIS, 1886. ......
2ss0o Potomac Electric Power gen. ref S. 1885,.
1000 washinEton Baltimore & Annapolis S. IsA1
$4,000 Washington Gas Light SIS, 1850. ........
146,5o0 Washington Gas Light series SIS, 1888.
$4,000 Washington Gas Light series IS. 1895.
s72500 Washington Railway Electric As, 1851
MISCELLANEOUS
245o0 Barber Ross, Inc, 6las, 1887 ............
5000 District of Columbia Paper Mfg. lst SIS. 1897
1000 Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank SIS, 1884 -.
1000 Washington Cons. Title 6s, 1851 ...........
1000 Washington Market SIS, 1888 .....,.........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
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YEAR 1880 TO DATE

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
a26-N nRC, HartfortI-t330

a.n0-Gypsv Music Makers 5:&o-To he announced :45-Nireinia Arnold. pianist 6:0o-Commodoros 6:}5-Stock quotations Weather world bookuan e:&o-Paul Tromajne's orchestra E 45-Tony's Scrap Book 7:oo-Currcnt Events, H \ kal-
 tenhorn
 T:I5-Eagahouds orchestra dircc-
 ion Emery peutech 1:3o-Evangolinc Adams asrroi-
 OEer
 7.45-To he announced 1.oo-Noice Of Colrnbla musicale S.15-PlayboH S:Gn-ArabesmIo
 9,oo-Nardj Graz. Freddie Rich g
 orchestra
 9.3O-To he announced lo;00-Guy Lomhardos orchestra Musical hour il: 4:oo-Musical Avlators' orchestra 1f:t5-Heynood Broun 11:3o-Fletcher Henderson and his
 orchestra I2:on-Asbury Park Caslao orehos- 12:2o-Nocturne. Ann Leaf at the
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
POSSE 0N TRAIL
 0F 0SAGE KILLER
Oklahoma Officers Fear Gun
 Battle Imminent

Pawnce, Okla. Dec. s tP1A posse Of armed men today was stalking a reputed dangerous killer in the Osage Hills near Pawnee.
 A gun battle was feared upon ap- prchension of Jess Powell, 65 year old farmer. who last night was said 10 have shot and killed Floyd Bell IS. and Sd Hartwick PaWnce county deputy sheriff, and wounded Marion Kendall, 20
 Bell and Kendall went 10 Pow cll's home 10 borrow 4 log chain after their horse slipped into a ditch. Powell, widoWcr, did not answer knocks at the door. Kendall! said. and the boys borrowed lhe chain from the barn. used it and returned it.
 As they were leaving the barn, kendall related. shots were fired from the house. Bell was killed
 Kendall. wounded, made his way 10 the highway. A neighboring far
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
CONGRESS- PUSHES
 RELIEF MEASURES
Borah Says Public Money Can't
 Restore Prosperity

Washington, Dec. s 1P-CongreS5 pushed forward its relief legislation today under q fresh warning against too great liberality with the treas urys funds.
 On top of Secretary Melons dis approval Of the project for pa%luS veterans compensation certiticat $, Senator Borah. republican, Idaho, yesterday condemned the theory that prosperity could be restored pcrmd- uoutly by spending public money. He termed it both false and vicious, warning that with q substantial dc1i- cit m sight the money for relief pur- poses will have to come out of jU- creased taxes,
 However, he voiced no disapproy- al Of inc pending measures for "&- banded federal public works and farmers seed loaus merely urging they he kept to the minimum con- slstent with the emergency, and that the deficit be met by increasing in- come taxes. particularly in tha higher brackets"
 House Expects Report
 His statement came as the sen
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
24i-NNAC, BostOu-123O

24i-NNAC, Bostou-l23O 5:00-Ted and his Greater Gang 5:30-My Bookhouse Story Time 5:45-The Stampcrs 6:00-Salute to Advertising 6:&0-Xudgeteers G;45-Food Council program 1:UQ-Program arranged by Paul Shirley
 7:l5-Mayor Andrew A. Cassa. re publican candidate for reelection 7:@5-Nusical lnterlude 7:3o-t.vangeline Adams, astrol- ogor
 7:45-Gcms
 >:oo-seth Parker Singing school N:&0-"Arabcsquc" 9:00-Symphony hour 9:&o-An Evening in Paris tN:oo-Musjcal program to;Go-Nit Wit Hour lE:01-NeWs ti:I4-Woather report 11:15-Columbia : Radio column t1:3n-Jimmic Gallagher and his orchestra t@:o6-Jacqucs Rcnard and his
 Mayfair orchestra l2:So-Nocturne. Ann Leaf at tho
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
154-W IAF, New Nork-66O

5:oo-The Lady Next Door; chill drens program direction Madge Tucker
 5:&0-Tea Timers, dance band 5:45-Nountaineers: vocal and in strumen1al 6:o5-Blach and Gold Room or chestra direction Ludwig Laurior G:30-'Who's Behind the Name ? Edwin Al-er g:45-snsan Steel. mezzo soprano 7:oo-"Alr Scoops" with Elinor Smith
 7.t5-Tho World Today. "Fr"- parfug to DiSarm James C. Me Iponald
 -.ao-fooort L. Ripley. ~Rolievo It Or Not" carroonIst, entertainer: Edwin M Whuney, character e.aa-~Hou.s Business: Merle Thorpo
 S.i5-Flftecn Minutes in inc Ns- tions Capital H:&o-Ciypsjes Family rart>s W1j(red Glenn hasso: RriGadicrs. male quartet; orchestra direction Frank Hack it.00-AdEenturCs of NherIocN Holmes. "SjIycr Blaze with Rich ard Gordon, Leigh Lowell and Joe Bom narrator Io.3o-Symphon,c Rhythm Makers; direction Hugo Marjani Richardson and hrr orchestra t1.&o-Horace Heidr and his or rhastra I-.o0-PhL Spualnv and his or Cncstra
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
ao:,-MRZ. >nrlngheId-aa0

a.nQ-NuSica program 5.G0-Srock exchange quotations 5.45-Agrlcutturai markets 5-55-Eoadman
 g:n0-Wcathcrmaa f:o3-Dinncr muslc 6:l5-Nagabonds
 6.&0-McCoy's Bo>s 6:45-Topics in Brlcf, Lo"-n
 Thomas
 7:00-Ainos n Andy 7:I5-Jesters
 7:30-PhII look
 7.45-JoIly Time Feyl@ S:00-Nuslca Doctors S:r5 5-Melodlst
 S:&0-Troubadours
 9:01-Orchestra
 q.&n-"Roal Foibs' ra.00-Musica( program fo.Su-t.upire Builders Ii:on-Weatherman lf.G4 Gems tt:&5-Orgau, Louis We1r H. 56-NcEnelly's orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Through he Static

"Curoddttties" of the land Of heather will be told by Robert L, t;iptey cartoonist. during the pro- gram fo be broadcast over an NBC- WEAF network tonight at 7:3O o'clock, Ripley will trace the origin of he bagpjpc pc-hoW it is in reality an Egyptian instrument, not Scotch; how many Scots went to Russia, and 'Ao great influence they had on the history of that country.
 Tine Troupado1rs will inject Spanish flavor into their program through the NBC system tonight at @:&o o'clock. In addition to typical hit tunes. the Troubadours will in froduco q spanish group on this dat" On q Little Balcony in Spain" and the tango. la Seduction"
 Works by Meudelssohn. Massenet and Schubert will be com bined with numbers Of lighter character during The program by the Gypsics which will be broadcast over an NEG WEAF network tonight at 8;3O o'clock.
 X medley of songs by George M. Conan will bring to close the Mardi Gras celebration program 10 he broadcast at o'clock tonight over WABC and the Columbia net work, Freddie Rich and his Roust- abouts will be aided in the prcsen tation by Helen Nugent, contralto, Ben Alley. tenor, the Columbia Girls trio, and the Round ToWners quartet.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
4ao--MoR. Ncwark-71H H

5.o1-Spanish lessons 5:15-The Four Leaf CIovors 5:35-"Miss Algonquin 7leo' 5:45-Carolers 6:00-Cncle Don 6.30-Sports Final Edition Of
 Journal Of the Ar 45-Hotel Astor concert orchcs- 7:i5-Music8) Doctors 7.30-Plano Twins Tom Collins, Junior ' song'
 and comedy s.o1-EnchantinS Hour .30-ChocE Full o'Nuts program 9:oo-Weber and Fields on Web
 ster
 a:l5-Russian Eoyejs 9:45-On the Riviera, Vincent
 Sorey conducting and Dunn wandering
 minstrcls 1N:45-Globc Tro,tnr report 1J:D3-Greenwich Village Inn
 dance orchestra { +I.30-Moonbeaus
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
MONDAY
Eastern Standard Time
2s3-WTiC, Hartford-l06o

 7.00-"Air Scoops" with Ellnor smith 7:15-"Contagtous Diseases in the school" Dr. Maude Taylor 7:23-Weathcr; headlights in sport 1:3O-Concert S:o0-seth Parher's old Fashion cd Singing School N:30-The Gypsies 9:S0-Famlly Party 10:00-Hank koene and his Con necticut hill-billies 7a:3n-Concert Classics 1I.00-News; weather Merry Madcaps 1t:30-MeIodies Walter Seitert. or Eanist
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
395-WJI. New ork-1S0

7.@o-Charlio Hamp Early Bird -:45.-Jolly Bill and Jane >t6--on Inc S:15-Landt Trio and
 White
 >:}5-''M Mouth Health" Marley R.
 Shorrjs
 <.&n-Thc Vermont Lumber Jacks Musical program 2:np--Popular Bits @:&o-String Trio with singing
 canrics fo:oo-Grocor: Carl Mccullough the Looking Glass
 with Frances Ingram t6:&o-Thc Nanhatters: novelty or
 chestra to:45-Josephino r. Gibson food '5:6o-Nr~ 4. M Godjss .t.@H--lIrgan Melodies, Al Carney,
 organ1sr --:"a-Luucheon ensemble
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
3t9-W .aBC. New Norl-SGo

s:0O-Gypsy Music Makers 30-My BooGhousc Story Time !. i5-Virginta Arnold, pianist 6:0o-Conmodoros 6.3o-Tall5 by Grover Nhal~n .t5-schutt and Cornell piano
 Team
 G.45-PauI Tromajno and his
 Yoeag's restaurant orchestra 1:oo-Current Events. II, \. Ha}-
 tonborn
 I.15-Crier: Alexander Woojlc0't 7:3o-Evangeline Adams. astrol-
 oGcr
 7.45-Musical program S;0o-Noice or Columbia Hs2o-ArabesQue desert play 9:00-Mardi Gras; Freddie Rich IS
 orchestra
 9:30-Bourjois. An Evening in
 Paris ln:00-Guy Lombardo's orchestra o:30-Nit Wit Hour ! l :n0-MusicaI Ariators orchestra l1:15-Columbia's Radio column:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
CLAIMS CHAMP VINE

Rome, Ga. Dec. s (UP)-A toma- to vine that measured 13 1-2 feet and produced 100 tomatoes weigh ing from a quarter of pound each was produced here by George Me- Ginnis, restaurant proprietor.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

ate was getting reauy to consideI unanimously reported by it's agricui lure committee. There was every likelihood the senate would adopt this figure, despite the adninistra ton desire for a $25,000o, 1000 limit. The house expected to receive short ly the report of it's own agriculture committee, favoring $30,O0n,0oo for the purpose, together with a minor itN report by Representative AsWe)l democrat, Louisiana, urging appro, pration of double that sum.
 Another report soon to be made was the house appropriation S com- mittee recommendation of the pres- dents emergency public works pro- gram, cut from $l50, 100000 to $f10,000.000. Meanwhile, the house today was to take up the second of the annual supply bills, the appro- priation for the interior department.
 Study Nominations
 More study of nominations was planned by senators. with three members of the tariff commission appearing for questioning before the finance committee, Chairman Smoot has predicted committee approval Of all six Senator Watson Of Indiana. the republican leader keeping 10 the task of avcrting an extra session. hoped 10 speed up action on all tha 20 pending nominations so his branch could get 10 work on the appropriations being ground out py the house.
 An added reiief proposal. this for the white collar" worker, was ad- vanced by Senator Walsh, democrat
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
2q5-NJI. New Aork-16o

5.oa-Story hour 5:&1-Ftaports. stock market clos ing prices and quotations 7.&a-"rporrs and Recreation. Car-afn Charles B. Sculiy { u"-T5-4 Of the Goldbergs; dia- s-t5-Mo-mon Tabernacle Choir a~1 organ
 a.+1-Toplcs ln Brief, Lowell Thomas
 -.@5-Amos n Andy -.-5-Jasrers. male t1o -:2a-PhIl Cook
 -:45-RoNy's Gang program, tca- rurjng Celia Branz, contraltO <.st-Troubad0urs: vocal trio; or chastra direction g (. Lanm 9:oo-Orchestra Vincent MjraeIia harpist. guest artist: vocal trio, orchestra direction Victor Young a:2o-Roal Folks: sketch Of small town life to.oo-Goorze McNsbb, pianist: Rochester Civic orchestra dircc- ton Guy Frasrr Harrison ta:&a-I.mp5ra Builders; dramatic sketch with Harvey Hayes. B'r- nardmc Flynn and Don Au~cho tt:ua-SIumhor Music: Rafaol Ga Itndo, tlolini--. string ensemble, direction LudwiE I.anrior 1-:on-Duhe Ellington and his or chestra l2:2o-Joe Morgan and his orchcs- ira
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

mer notified Sheriff Lancaster of the killing and he and Hartwick went to investigate. Hartwick was shot and killed from ambush.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
2GI-N HAM. ROChester-l 1 10

5:o0-Story program 5:&0-NoWs service 5:G5-Mcmorics :45-Stocks, eto. G:15-Hughie Barrett's orchestra G.45-Digcst, Lowell Thomas 7:0G-Amos n Andy Il 15-Jestcrs
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The words of Mrs. Herbert Hoover at the launching of the largest American built passenger steamer at Newport News, Virginia. tomor- row morning will be carried 10 the network. The launching of the 3l.000-ton Dollar Line steamer. which will bear the name President Hoover" will take place at 11:40 o'clock. Station WIZ, New York, will be linked to the NEG network carrying the program.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
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HnNMOOd RrOnn

HeNWOOd BrOun 1i:30-Fletcher Henderson and or
 chcStra t2:0o--AsbUry Park Casino orchcs- tra 12:30-Nocturne Ann Leaf al inc
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
37a-NGN.

5:i5-Wurreu Nuuson, guitar s.&U-HighWay report 5s45-Uucla Jim f.0I-Lire stock and stock rc
 ports. news items G:1G-Dinnor music f:45-Wcather forecast f:5o--Nusical program 7.9n-Municipal Research talk T:t5-Molodists 7.31-MusicaI program &.ao-Agricultural program S:3b--GEpsjes
 a:&Q-FamiIy Party 1o:00-WGY Players t0:30-"Cathedral Echoes' t1;6o-Debatc, l'nlon vs, Hamilton
 college 2:p0-Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
303-NR/. >pringficld-990

-:3o-Early Bird
 7:45-Jolly Bnl and Jane E:0o-MOrning Stars A:l5-Mouth Health S.3o-Normonr I.umbor Jacks
 2:45-Food News
 9.pn-Shoppjng Food Nows ":t5-All-Star Trio rU:6n-Groc@r to:t5-Through the Looking Glass,
 Frances ingraham to:30-Stock exchange quotations t":&5--Noico Of tho organ 0:45-"Food, Josephine R. Gibson tt:oo-School Of Cookery, Mrs, A
 N Goudiss ti:2o-Mctropolitan Stage Show
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
30-PhiI Cook

7:30-Phil Cook
 7:f5-RoXy and His Gang
 S;30-Orchestra
 9.$0-Real Folks 10:0-Rocheste Civic orchestra 10:30-Empire Builders I1:00-Palace Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
l2S-NIN. Ciucinnati-7O0

5.an-S>torT program 5:2h-Wouan's Radio club 5:45-No1hlng But the Truth 6:a9-Iayier University Eduea-
 rloual series 6:f5-Hotel Sjnton orchestra G:&a-Nariary
 G:45-Toplcs in Erie, 7:oo-Amos n Andy 7:l5-Musjcal program 7:&n--koolmotor orchestra >.no-Aladdin program wItH l,1
 NcCounel
 >:2p-Troubadours 9;o1-Orchestra
 ":3G-Eeal Folks tn.a1-Nision-Airs '":3U-Empire Builders ft:0o-Neather tt:a3-MichaeI Hauer and his or
 chestra tt:3o-Night Voices l2:un-4otol Gibson orchestra t2:&0--Swcet and Low Down 1:1o-Castle Farm orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Station VICAR, at Cleveland. Ohio, will become associated with the NEG effective Monday, December 15. lit was announced today.
 VICAR is owned and operated by the VICAR broadcasting company. John F. Pratt is station director The new NBC outlet in Cleveland operates with power of 500 watts, and has an assigned WaNclength Of | 1.450 kilocycles or 206.S meters
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
TUESDAY MORNING PROGRAMS

2S3-NTIC. Hartford-l060 7;o0-Musical Time Table
 &:3n-''Cheerio'
 Shopping with Susan lo:00-Ilima Islanders I0:l5-H Housekeepcr's Chat lo;30-The Rangers l0;45-Dayis Mystery Chef Madelon's Letter Box 11:15-Household Institute 11:30-Talkie Five; Len Berman director
 52:o0-Farm and Home Forum
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Massachusetts. in the form of leg islation to establish a fveday week in the government service.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
on0-NG GAG. S1orrS-6nn

7:t5-Boys' and Girls club pro gran 7:4S-Economjc and Farm Man. aEemcnt Topics
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

cludes separate columns for demo- cratic and republican news.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Valley Shipments

Two hundred and ninety ears of
vegetables were shipped from the
valley Yesterday. OF this number,
2J7 ears were of lettuce. raising the
season. : total 10 ll,S16 ears, with
FL Centre 5 share set at 2s3S ears.
Lettuce shipments yesterday were
divided as follows: Brawley, 81;
81 Centre, 80; Holtville, So; Calexi-
60, %; Heber, %; Calipatria, s.;
Sandia, /: Imperial, ,; and Vcrdant,
! Pea shipments included: 10 ears
from Calipatria, from Estelle, /
from Brawley, from Nerdant, and
from Turn. Carrots: ears from
Prawley, ) from Holtvillc and =
from El Centre. Three ears of cab
tage were shipped from Holtville
as well as / Of mixed vegetables
while FL Centor closed the days
activities with / car of grapefruit.
For today. 266 ears have been or
dcred: Brawley, 100: FL Centre, 60;
Holtville. 10; Calipatria, 20: Ca
lcxico, l3: and Imperial. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
MaSOnS Greet
Grand Master

Oasis lodge No. 664, F. and A. NJ,
was host to the six lodges of the
valley at a reception and program
given last night in the Masonic TEN
pie, honoring Charles NJ. Wollen-
berg, most worshipful grand master,
who paid his official visit to the
valley on this occasion.
Delegations from every lodge in
the valley were in attendance, over
200 Masons being present for the
affair. a splendid program was pro-
vided, DIR. E. o. Carter delighting
with two cornet solos, while Ray
johnson, accompanied by Elmer Todd
was heard TO advantage in a group
of songs.
Wollenberg addressed the gather
ing on matters of Masonic import,
John Stewart Ross, deputy grand
master and member of FL Centre
lodge No. 3s4, speaking briefly.
Prior to the meeting, the visiting
officials were guests of honor at 4
banquet at the Barbara Worth
hotel, the Officers of the valley
lodges being the other guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Bombay Police
Fight Strikers

BOMBAY, India, Mar. I3.-(UR-
Railway strikers and police were
injured today in skirmishes in vari
Gus parts of Bombay. -Four trade:
union leaders were arrested.
Several strikers and police were in
iured and one striker was taken to
a hospital when police charged with
batons and dispersed 80 strikers who
were practicing satyagraha-that is
passive resistance, by lying on I'll,
ground and obstructing traffic III
front of the railway superintendent s
office. Police forcibly removed them
whereupon the strikers threw stones
The strikes threatened to start :
more vigorous campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

LOS ANGELES, Mar. IL. U.H-
Following are today's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, under ga lbs. 25e.
Hens, Leghorns, ga to lbs. 26c.
Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up 30c.
Fryers, colored pa to lbs. each
Sic
BOOSTERS, soft bone, 3 lbs. up Sic.
Ducklings, Pekin, 31a lbs. up 1Sc.
Geese, o5c.
Young Tom turkeys, IL lbs, and
up 34c.
Old Tom turkeys, csc.
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys s lbs. CSC.
Small Tom turkeys, under 8 lbs.
l5c.
Capons, s lbs. up, 35c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 3Sc.
Price to retailers Ale and 42c.
EGGS
Extra 26e. Fresh firsts 25lae. Me-
dunn ooe. Small lie.
The local prlce on eggs, furnish.
ed through the courtesy Of Zurcher
Bros. is as follows: Medium or
pullet, zoe. Select, poe.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

PASO ROBLES, Calf, Mar. 13.-
W.P>-Only Burleigh Grimes, pitcher
remains outside the fold of the
Pittsburgh Pirates in spring train
ing here. Dick Bartell, shortstoF
who has hcen on the fence for some.
t ne. had signed his 1880 contract
today, purportedly falling for So
400.
In practice game. the Yannigans
defeated the Regulars yesterday, 6
20 ).
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Mills Excursion
To San Diego

Under the auspices of the John
+. Mills organization, developers of
Point Iona properties at San Diego,
an excursion will he run from FL
t'entro to San Diego over the san
Diego and Arizona Railway com
;'any ON Sunday.
The train will leave this city At )
n. M, returning to the valley at
10:40 p. N. An exceptionally low
fare, quoted in the company ad-
ycrtisement in this issue, is offered
those making the trip.
Mills has attained national rep
rtation rs q developer of sub-divi-
sions and in five years has sold ST.
10000 worth Of Point Iona home
sites.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Film Pair Not
Married Y e t

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. Is. U.H--
Alice White, screen actress, and Sid
Bartlett were back in the movie
colony today quite as unmarried as
they were two weeks ago when they
left for Chicago.
1--WE II let You know when we are
ready to get married." Bartlett
said, on their return late yesterday
from a trip which friends believed
would turn into n honeymoon when
the couple reached Chicago.
''We Just went for visit to
Sid Is MOTHER said Miss White.
-" We II get married when my pie
ture work will permit
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March 12. 1Q16

The Women's Ten Thousand club
will hold mystery social or frolic
in the Davis hall this afternoon al
$50 O'Clock. Mrs. Clarence Barton,
chairman of the committee, has
kept .he plans for entertaining the
guests a close secret. Among those
WHO will assist are MesdameS Pres
.on. Clements, GlasSfcid, Spencer,
JoAes, Thacker, Moosau, Edgar. Car
ter, Beeman, Casteel, and Gebbie.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
TEN YEARS AGO
March IS, 1920

Mr., and Mrs. \. c. Johnston are
spending the week in Los Angelo;
where Mr.. johnson is attending to
business for Narnev Bros. store of
which he is advertising manager.
Mrs. Johnson IS taking advantage OF
their stay there by visiting rela
.ives.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Looking Backward
crnat the Tress Files Tell Of I'm
nerial valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
March IA. 1910

W u. Larrabee arrived ycster-
dov and joined F. A. Gillis, who is
o,ro in connection with railroad
ln;ldine in the valley, and the two
will make careful inspection of
tho valley. Mr.. Larrabee was the
engineer in charge of the construc-
lion of the Pasadena and Los An
prlcs the Los Angeles Pacific. and
y number of others of the original
elnctrir lines about Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. l3.-U.p)

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 13.-U.p)
Columbia clinched the champion
ship of the eastern intercollegiate
basketball league by defeating the
University of Pennsylvania. % to
%, at the Palestra last night. The
championship is the Lions. first
since 1926.
PARIS, Mar. l3.-U.e)-France IS
prospects of retaining the Davis cup
are threatened by the illness of Rene
l.acoste. Dispatches from Fot Romeu
in the Pyrenecs report that Locaste s
doctors have forbidden him to play
tennis and that he has definitely
withdrawn from Davis cup competi-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

Riverside County in January test
ea a herds, of 1850 COWS, culled 80
and had a record of 35,6 pounds of
hutterfat per COW.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

The high COW in the January test,
Riverside County, is owned by Peter
Schmidt, with yield of 96.3 pounds
OF butterfat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

Oats and barley are being sown
OF fields seven miles long ON the
Jesus Maria flats near Casmalia
Santa Barbara County.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

The Irvine Valencia Growers AS
sociation beat all former records TINS
past year by paving its members
1894, ,554.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

A copy of the amendment to the
articles of incorporation of the Pig
CIV wigely Holding Corporation of
Yuma changing the name of said
corporation to &C Save Holding
Corporation, was put on file in
the county clerks office.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Doings About
Court House

A marriage license was issued YES
terday afternoon to Felix Gonzales
~, OF Phoenix, and Mary Arviso
Is, of Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
Dress Ensemble
7 to II Years at $2.95

Two Piece Ensembles - dress
and jacket to match of the new
print waffle cloth, smart out
fit FOR the to IA year Miss, fas.
colOrs-see them now in the Chill
drens shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13
@artetg

LOS ANGELES, Mar. l3. WH-
Following are today's market quota
tions:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-13

Soft woolly Angora Berets in
White and Pastel colorings - all
the rage now for Sports wear, are
here in fine assortment and they
are unusually nice at $3.50.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-03

James Grant, miner, former resi- dent of Hyder, was killed recently in a rock slide in the Bonanza mine at Anyox, B. c.