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Texans arc learning q state
song. Texas, Our Texas" bv wv. NJ.
Marsh and Gladys Ycakum Wright
Of Fort Worth.
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Lower Rio Grande
Valley
Farm Bargain

la acres OF fine citrus land
located just 2 miles northwest
of McAllen on hard surfaced
road: all In cultivation. with
home. ? large oarrs. tenant
houses. well and windmill: on
main irrigation canal. An ideal
proposition for small citrus de-
velopment. Can be bought at
sacrifice direct from owner. on
good terms. Call Nv. M. Egan.
phones l39e-W or 2l6. Browns
vile. or address r. O. Box 1874.
Brownsville. Texas. or call at
Rio Grande Valley Trust co.
us
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

BABY CHTCKS-Every Tuesday and
Friday. Priced reasonable. Custom
Matching. three cents Cameron county
Chickeries. La FeriA. Texas. z243
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished dwelling. 8Oi
Levce ST.. . blocks from poatDffirr.
Apply Wood and Dod BJJ
MODERN 5-room furnished house for
rent. reasonable. Garage. Phone i59
or 200 BIB
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
FAREWELL PARTY
FGK ANDY ROGERS

Andy Rogers, populsr high school
athlete, who is leaving shortly 70
make his home in Coachclla, was
the guest OF honor at faraHe1.
party given last night at the 7. p.
Ehmke home by Miss Vivian "o
mack and Miss Ruth Elmke.
Spring flowers formed the dee5ra
tionS and the evening was spent .p
playing games and in lnUsical r.ar
bers. Warren Watson and Howard
Richards presenting grour ~
songs. while K. \. Armstrong -
riShed the piano music. Refresh
mcnts were served Al ;ho close o.
the evening.
Guests OF the hostesses Were The
Misses Lucil!c Goff, cleo Coomas.
Aturiel Martin. Blanche Goff. Mar.
garct Page, Florence AIctcalf. Mi
drcd EhmIc, Gladys Bowles, Vivian
Haskell. Cleo Brown, Esther Ehm'.".
Barbara Gable, and Messrs. Richard
Hammer, Howard Swink. John Goff,
Ted Ehmke, Warren Watson, Al
bert Steele, julius Ehmke, ". u.
Ketchen, !. i. Evans. Ike Price.
Norman Ferguson, r. NJ. Armstrong,
Howard Richards. Thco. Elm kt,
and the guest Of honor, Andy Eog-
ers
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

Z frc en,ias tao building com.
mittoa Is EoIco Aae1 Tas os Tie
Amc..ean Legion, calvin G.. Nous
scaa arYearcd before The NamaH's
Ten Thousand club az the meeting
held yesterday iu the club lta5e,
10 offer for CONS dovattaa ~ pos
tioo whereby tae 1vgaal's glu5 oaJ
thc Lcsjoa might o,eupv ~. ~
contemplated emar.#l hail.
Eifcly stated the ir.ra.i,.aa !.
follows; some wears ago a sGa. -.
proXimatiHc $4,000 "a U..#
s2h tAe eeaa.s taNes fer taa
purpose Of building var mosoari..
-aa vet rams ct Tie J.5t-s S-e..e
and uaGv plans wseo cansi
cred by tie legion as 10 .he tsge
ii edifice TO be erected,
ffter deo sons,derati7a, and WIFI
fAc idea in viov- of returning + -he
rlc'the money obtained from tax
~. IT, Legion decided that II
the Ten Thousand elab Eroa1 decd
=. SIZE and clgh house t. the e.a.=
the Legion waala thsa at..r
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
2, c. Goes PRESIDE
At DENNER RR[DGE

~. ard Grs. II. G. Coo were hosts
81 charmingiv appointed dinner
last evening Il. their home On Brigh-
tom avenue.
4 low bowl of red sweet peas
made an attractive centerpiece and
5he Washington birthday idea was
earried out i'm the place cards and
a-hor appointments, while the red
color scheme was emphasized in the
ncuU.
An evening Of bridge followed
tlc dinner, high score rrilc being
95u hv Mrs. Harold Tyler IT.. and
eausolation. By Mrs. Ha9ry skinner.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Nr. and Mrs. Coe were Mr and Mrs.
Harold Tyler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kcyes
Nitchcil. Mr. and Mrs. ". G. Reed,
&r and Mrs. Harry Skinner. the
Misses Margaret Giles, Marian Giles,
Josephine Douglas and Edna Arm
etroru.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
SOCIEsT ~ AND CLUB NEWS

proper atmosphere ior the story
TOLD by Mrs. Forest Kutz, the set,
ting Of which was laid in Burma.
Story Reviewed
"Thc Elephont Remembers, > by
Edison Marshall. was The story told
by Mrs. Kutz in most CHARMING
fashion, which with its beautiful
word pictures of the iungles, their
lush, tropical growth, the~wild Hfa
nlabiting them. is rcminiscent Oh
Ninling at his best.
The story itself deals with that
rare animal white elephant, born
N captivity, who escapes to tHc
jungle, becomes leader of herl o.
wild elephants, and Who, because cs
- unusual strength and beauty is
a2gJ:iv sought by elephant hunIlrs.
Eventually the entire herd is can
iured by the hunters, but the leader
IS aided 70 escape BY the mahout
Who cared Tor him IN his infancy.
Angered at the mahout 5 treacl.
cry, his companions seek to Kill
ann, bur ths elephant does not for
get the kindness of his one fr.gnr
during his days Of bondage. ana
with his long t.unl, lifts his fri.
rom the path e bis pursuers ana
ogether the tro escape to eaa
JINGLE
Following the program, members
# the section served tea. the re-
resarents being appropriate 10 .Ac
ecasion as Were the club deraya-,
ions, palm braaehos making a lowe
5. setting while bowls OF sweet
cas- in pastel shades added deli
ate Eoto of color. the blue flower
i the section being interspcrsed
18th the sweet peas.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
CANTON VAL SING
H'ITH NOTED ARTIST

John e., Canton local musician
has been asked to sha4c tie honor
with Nadauc Ernestiua von Srhu-
::ar~-i...Ds in the san Diego Ora
torio society, prodaetion Of eli
iaF', - be given Tuesday evening
February =, in The Russ auditorium
Madam ~chumann-Hcink will
sing the contralto rule, and Canton,
.ir tn.cr The Diego symphony
orchestra of 100 pieces IS to play
taa orchestral COMMITMENTS and
1Iar" will be ovcr 80 voices in the
a-niGcti1r.
NJ. and Mrs. Canton left todar
for san Diego and viii be at the
Coronado hotel until Wednesday
morning wl!cu they VIII return TO Fl
Centre. Tonight Canton attends %
rahoarSal' II the oratorio. and Sun
day evening. accompanied by Nina
@an'0n, he will bo heard in the usual
c-a.cr; OF tAc Coronado hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
HOSTS IT CHdP1TINC
DIN.NEE AND BRIDGE

Mr and Mrs. Ward McGrew were
hosts at a charming dinner and
bride 'H-t evening at their home
aear Nololand
Celebrating Wasl.rgton's birth
dav, The decorations carried out
p sriari- motif, red, white and blue
swso- peas, bright colored flags and
a1ur1nriate appointments making
a1 effective picture, while cherry
pie n-5rod the piece dc non resist
anrc.
T7Howin4 the dinner, the guests
ga,oved aa evening OF bridge. the
pi-e for the con- h;ued high score
e'7nE 10 Nir aud Ms. Fred P. Nut-
ta.r Il''e thc Individual high score
pr'f-s syo~a ly9n by Ms. Il. {. Di!lcr
tsf !4r. Norman D9pont
CuAsrs u -1a hosts wcrc Dr.. and
.Hr* Norman DGpont. Judge and
ei.s aurhn Thomson. Mr.. and
d1s Fred p Ngtta1l Mr. nd Ms.
Fred cross. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dill
'5r, Il. aud Mrs. ?. 4. Thaanum,
all Of FL Centre, and Mr. and Mrs.
DGa Scott OF Meiolaud.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
PROGRAM TONIGHT
AZ WILSON SCHOOL

eliminating art week which is
'eing observed at the Wilson school
musical program Will he given to-
sht at 5 o'clock in the school audi
teruni, thc funds obtained to he
esgd to buy pictures for the school.
Clever costumes IA Il d @ by the
school children, delightful musical
aeuhcrs including songs by She boys
Glec club and selected chilGrcn from
t4e tAlfd aud fourth grades of tho
city schools. selecIious by the VI
son and Lincoln school org1retras,
tae toy symphony of the Mckinley
school, and me ukelclc chorus If tHr
girls Glee club, vii make IN cnicr-
all, program.
During the week the Colonial Art
company has maintained an cxhi5i-
tion OF reproductions of famous
paintings and this exhibit has been
open to the public, many 81 whom
nave visited ~ saao . for ,hat a...-
pose.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
L7riy Exhibits EUSt BE
EEte'cd By Tomorrow

Those women who plan to enter c>-
tiH.ts in the domestic arts display
rhc Imperial County Fair, arc r..
uiad tlat. with the exception OF
sha cuiinal" and flower division,
Eli entries must be at the fair
grounds lc3erc midnight tomorrow
-.aiHE.
This is imperative as Tie arranC-
In. of thc exhibits viii HecesSitafn
The expenditure Of considerable.
Gmo The entries for the flower
i culinary division viii be accept
t5 nntil s Il. a. Tuesday, February
II Hv Information is desired.
Mr.. Ha.ph Rrtnalds, chairman Of
tho domestic arts disIlaE, viii be
glad a. furnish It
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
81. PGul's Grid To
GiUe CGrd P0I'fg SOCr

st. Paul's guild is planning Dr.
liahtful henei; atilcc party lor th,
evening o. February -, III" affair
to take place at the Academy Of
Music through The courtesy Of NJ.
and Mrs. Elmer Todd.
Reservations may be made with
Ng-. Philip IodE&jA. phone 5l2, and
The guild is planning attractiy
prizes and delicious refreshments to
add to the pleasure of the patrons.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
BUILDING PROPOSAL PRESENTED
TO TEN THOUSAND CLUB MEMBERS

, ST.. a IL. building, cree. club
house to ae ased jointly by tua c)u0
and the past, The advantage being
that both organizations would have
- hetter place of meeting since the
Legion ,pald divert ali lis funds ,a-
a~r3 tie buildinE rather Ihm hav-
size.
Mrs. O. T. bradshaw. president Of
.o club, thanked NioUsSeau for
bringing tly matter before the y.ua
organ. tian, and announced that
ae Hea Ha9u>aEd y.Uo would taNe
-a. NATTER Gadcr sdEi>a8eEa sa3
".,la aet uuon 1t a5 She next mee.
- Atld oil Nacea ~. Mrs.
=. E#tottS, y.ce=pE. slae.t. pre-
HteJ t. The slsb members vauyus
POINTS -o .e caG-i5erea before final
decision ea@l6 bc made.
Name Nominating Board
smother .mpartau- a.s.tee Of bus
a.ss taken up a this time was shat
t1e nomination af Officers, tas
-.l.al.H Announcing thai the apa-5
a araiateG Mrs. h. i. Clements
toc asa us. T. Il. N.
.vo- ~ 81 momhar. Il. .lGa tnga
elected Ms. Fred z. Mutual, aj-s.
4. 9. tunty and Ms d. Y. Watson
f. til tae vacant places en- tie
mu1#tia1 committee.
Following tie selection OF the
dominating Gomu.,.ea secret bal
ot VAS taken Oh tae v6r.ers otti-
,srS nd board of d5ro tors. HE re-
Eits Of ta5s nomiG@tion ~ ha#s.
T. serve as 2 guide ta the commits .o.
election q Officers vli. take ~
the flarsh meatiag.
A3r-au~ announcements s4zro aale
nr'ad.ng lhc iaT.-@e5on hror1 II,
aaeAg.la WoHan's club e attend
herr % ipra.itv day prag-a,a, tha
e1ucst for exhibits Ter the daaestic
rrs division ot tle fa;~, .ae au-
aCaecR.ea5 ny zIrs. Taaa.asaa tor
he card committee tha- the last
ridge luncheon had ne7rel SsJ. ar3
aa request that the club support
i'n apnroeehiag tfr,rai iub conrar+
Announcement was made bx thr.
hair that thu executive board led
pproved the applications Tor nom
ersLip .qfsAIFs. Z. I. Shepherd, Ms
gorge Mccullough, Mrs z. ) E.
'uady and Mrs. ". r. Cotings. |
he club ratified the action of 1b9 ]
oard and the president officially +;
-elcomcd Tho new. members.
The meeting was then turned
yer 10 Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne o,
be Twice Told Tales section. erloi
raeefuIv introduced 5. T. Holiday.
-ccompanied BIZ Mrs. HOLIDAY. n.
niger delighted the club member 9
nth a vocal solo, Ion the Road 10.
iandalav, which provided the.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
BIRTHDAY DINNER
DELIGHTFUL EVENT
on LAST EVENING

0r, of ~, ENJOYABLE affairs Of
loo, ovonirr was the dinner party
given by Mrs. = O. Lingo in COM
plimcut to her husbands birthday,
thr affair being held at the Lingo
! home. al Vine avenue.
j Fxouisite baskets Of spring flew
crs in shades Of yellow and pink dec
cr.ted The rooms, while the center
piccc of the attractiVclv appointed
table was low basket of pink
sweet peas and yellow lonquiIS,
while pink caHdjcs IN two-tone
holders and tavcrs, alternating pink
and yellow, completed the table doc
JrationS.
Following the delicious dinner =
musical program was enjoyed: Ray
johnson. singing "Rolhng Down to
Rion; Oliver Lingo Give Me the
8pen Boqd"; john {. Canton, 40,
sole Mo; Eay Johnson, "Thrcc
For Jack.
4 male quartette composed of Oil
Yer Lingo, John c. Canton, Harry
HJaddux, and Ray Johnson delight
cd with two numbers. = negro spir-
itual, al Got shoes. and "The Old
Rugged Cross. while Pollyanna
stone was heard to advantage in a
rcading given in negro dialect and
IN two charming violin numbers
"Nothcr's Memory" and "Mazurka",
Lingo was delightfully."- surprised
~ HIS Friends who presented him
with q beautiful leather music ease,
those present bning MIR. and Mrs..
Harry Madauv Mr. and Mrs. \. L.
Graves. NJ. and Mrs. r. +. Couch,
II. ard Mrs. John Canton, Mr.. and
Mrs Waltz RsybUya, Mr. and Mrs.
V. |. Stone. lFr. and Mrs, S. f. LET
fNgwel. Ar. ana Ms. J. 2. Swae-
mry. Miss Pollyauna Stone. RAY
Johnson, ard Raymond Johnson. Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
CQiericO Club Hosts
To Eocci Club Women

An enjoyable day va, spent se5-
:c'd-- y. tie women Of the har-
haIa Worth COUNTY rlub who were
III etcs-s II the CaleNic) orEanill-
lion. Golf matches occupied th'
morning, bridge game, lriug ar
ranged for thpsr not v! hing 10 play
-alf. aad delightful lunchcor was
served ~ moor in tle rlub hrns".
MIS-, Iarl jones was firs. for II
teat.g Mss e. r. Navdev, second.
Nrs. =. H. I9ard, first for e.
lczioo; Mrs Herman Antho}ir >e.-
ord and Ms 1ho@as Harris ,f t,
ie%icg "ua the consolation ,r,1e.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
Friday, February q. 1880

NEH of tract IS, tbs, RAE, S. B.
NJ, containing 100 acres in Imperial
county. This lease was to run from
October /, 1929 to July /, 1880. 1t
stal ) further that on February .,
1880, the defendant filed detainer
actioi aga asst the plaintiff and
sought to dispossess him from said
premises causing him to suffer da =
itges to ne extent o. $500 Tie asks
2 judgment against the L. ). Fidel-
ity company for $500 and against i.
~ 'lretta for 1850, together with
,hc costs Of the action.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
ii & w
FOR TIE
HFr ~ %gr& = -

said the cler3r housewife, rs 50
opened sae P1czas- O. v-ai,>
E,ias Gra7s.a.cd Soap. And
P-es,o!-bef2-e she kaeE, i, ne
washing was da:saad.
whi.e King IS ,ae qaic,.es;
aad safes: soap n-d--ao, oa.y
fo7 laniiy Nashias, bal fo- lin
gc-.e, aamro3.as, dishes. aaa
every houscsris assd. 1tcleanses
tas7ousaly b: gents. # wate'
won, hurt it, Wai:c Kias woa';.
Is economical too. Because
rs condensed. 4 .i.tie goes long
way. a teas7oo1fli in ne basin
Of wate-, 1 clPfal il i. rib--
and instantly yoa have a rica.
creamy Ia:he- tAa's simply death
-. dir; Yo@- grocer has il.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
Social Brevities

Monte pra.t ri'l b. Il ,harCc
of the yaudo9ii,e sE.t e. b. .hown
81 tomorr1H's junior matinee. and
g'sti5gta fijm will ic -ua. Gangs
re5tir-, featuring uvlam.tc, the
er-. ire affai- win T. apcroacd
- usual.
r.~.cc Tolt ea;s scrt.ea If the
NDuau's Iel Thousand c'.b will
'9r,- Mordar afternoon with Mrs.
w. ". Arair ~ her horne, G-3 Olive
arru5c, Mts. .. u. Eauta Of Imperial
will tell tic s.ars, for tac dar.
Initiation -erviccs viii be r7n.
Quoted at tie vest American roqioH
auN.,'atv meeting to be helj Mon
Day eFana4 a' the court house. IN
"-,,5oa. special entertainment viii
he provided aad T. 'resnmcnfs vii,
Lc served ar the conclusion Of the
l.o1#m Au members arc URGED T,
t' lrcsou'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

between them. Judgment in that
amount is asked by the plaintiffs,
Judge Thompson signed an order
appointing Rosa 5teudler Enza ad-
ministratrix, and Ray Edgar apprais-
er of the estate of Edv'lr \. Steud-
ler, deceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

Another complaint by Bert Hob
son against l.. H. Berretta and the
United States Fidelity and Guaran-
tv company, alleges that the plain
tiff has had an oral lease ON the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

G. w. Parsons tilcd his complaint
IN superior court yesterday against
c. w. Flick for $4,000 and interest,
money due him since December !,
1899.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

Livestock, mainly dairy COWS, is
replacing fruit trees in the Sunny
silc irrigation district of Washing
con.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

GlaSstord by Alta Hrown in her &C
son against &. +. Brown, ct aI.
\ demurrer was filed in superior,
court by George +. Wurzhaeh to the
complaint of G.. SeXaucr, alleging
5hdt sad complaint does not state
tacts sufficient to constitute 4 cause
of action.
The Morclaud Sales Cooperation
i-Icd u complaint against T.. S. Cock,
alleging that between Juiy -, 1923
and January l., 1850, Cook .eeame
indebted to the plaintiff IL the
.nount OF $25S1.23 fer goods Ge-
HNcred and has refused to pay all
or any part of this sun. 1udguent
Is demanded for the Indebtedness.
i, T. Turner, 80, and Eff.c Nil
ton, 81, both Of Ell Centre. taol; cat
a license to marry this morning ~
yhe county clerks office.
Il. Z. penjergast, vas "sY,ias.J
deputy sheriff by sheriff {. h. G.-
lett.
Maccll Clark fi,ed complaint f7r
divorce against George CLARK in se-
rcrior court this morning. The suit
charges deser' ON and abandonment
of the plaintiff 10y the defeudas
end asks a divorce and the custody
Cf two minor children VIII monta
/ sum contributed for the support
of both plaintiff and children. They
were married in Fl Centre, May l.,
1922 and separated ON October =,
1927.
y complaint for divorce was flied
hv Edwin Pippiu against Edythc PIP
ptn. The couple married in Fl Centre,
April i, 1874 and scpaa,cd on Feb
uary 9. 1890. There is enc minor
caild. ENtrema cu-clty is alleged by
the PLAINTIFF In that III, dsIeudaH
films into rage on the slightest
froyoeation' ANA spends much timo
away from her home. ! divorce
and tie cGSt" IT, Of minor cH'il ia
asked IN .ha complaint
Judge Thompson s,gHul an osjrr
fhat Or,l e. Wcaver sa,n.d pay i.alu
Weaver, the sum OF %laA month
until ;hc fufthcs ordes ,t .he caa7.
pending litigation.
\ Judgment rendered ~ JglEc
Thompson ordered that John Hail
siou,d pay Il. L. Cat, Stf9.>j and
costs - tie action.
The lIu'sc Anderson Tracer and
Equipment company ftied t.eiv ans
wcr to tno cYostcompla,rt of John
Hclsh a'Irgin" that 9.>6.sa IS du
on tractor and cquipmea, pur
chased. rs per the cuHtraet mad
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
GS Q
Summer
Breeze

Rcdfcrn Shadows Corsclcttcs@ and Wrararouad,* az,
finely fashioned of imported double French Wolfe,
quisitc daphanous and dainyyet test OF six months
constant has failed break. tear, caused
garment to stretch
Shadows Garments with their transparent ovsncs have
been accepted BY smart women of fashion as THE foun,
dauon that harmon=cs lghtncss and quality WI then
ether lingerie Beautiful and durable tie - al njs
pcrs.5lc part Of every wonaa'5 warlr1h-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21
Doings About
Court House

II, u. Johnson was substituted as
attorney for c. r. Smith aad j. w..
Glassford by Alta Brown III her &C
aon against G.. +. Brown, ct al.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

a demurrer was filed in superior
court by George +. Wurzhaeh to the
COMPLAINT of G.. SeXadcr, alleging
5hdt sad complaint does not state
1acts sufficient TO constitute cause
of action.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

judge Thompson sizHtj ar orirr
hat Or,l e. Weave sud pay i.alu
Viewer, the sum OF %l2A q month
until ;hc further order ,t she caas.
pending litigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

y Judgment rendered ~ jsdEc
THOMPSON ordered that John Hal
siou,a pay H. +. Ga.as, S,to.>1 and
costs - tie action.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-21

The liu'sc Anderson Tracer and
Equipment company fded t.eir ans
wcr to ;nc cross complaint of John
Welsh, Icgjn" that s,>G.u is du
on "A tractor and cquipmea. pur.
chased. rs per the contra mad
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-04
252 CITIZENS IN
RED LODGE RESPOND
TO RED CROSS CALL

Red Cross roll call responses to
date indicates to attainment of the
500 membership qouta for Carbon
county, according to Mrs. R. G.
Martin, chairman of the Carbon
county Red Cross chapter. Red
Lodge has responded with 252
members which is slightly better
than returns for last year.
Complete returns have not yet
been received from the entire cou-
MY and Mrs. Martin is unable to
furnish figures for publication this
week.
Mrs. F. w. Schwin was roll call
chairman for Red Lodge. Her as
slstants were Mrs. James Burnett,
Mrs. E. B. Provinse, Mrs. L. H.
Tooley, Mrs C. P Reyes, Mrs.
John Simpson, Mrs. c. C. Bowler,
Mrs. F. H. Alden, and Mrs. R G.
Martin and Mrs. Leonard Johnson.
Mrs. Martin stated that citizens
have co-operated we'll to raise
funds to relieve distress in the
county and for national use. and
workers in the city and other
towns have given literally of their
time to aid in the work.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-04
PROPOSE Drivers
LICENSE LAW FOR
TREASURE STATE

A drivers License Law, which
the Montana Automobile Associa-
ton intends to present to the next
session of Legislature, will result
in fewer motor fatalities in the
state, according to A. J. Breiten-
stein, secretary of the state motor
organization.
According to Mr.. Breitenstein,
statisticians have made the state
ment that not less than $4,000
lives have been saved in the states
which have enforced this law
which requires drivers examina-
tions. This figure has been taken
over an average period of eight
years and is based on authoritive
reports. 1t is further shown that
these states have han an average
of 20 percent few automobile ia
talltles than they would have had
if they had experienced the same
percentage increase of fatalities
which have occurred in states not
having the drivers license law.
This investigation is accepted as
convincing evidence to prove the
practical effectiveness off we'll en-
forced state drivers license laws,
states the secretary.
This computation has taken into
consideration all possible variations
of conditions between the groups
of states having such laws and
those states which did not have
such laws, says Mr.. Breitenstein.
The states not having drivers IL
cense laws suffered a total of about
$4,000 motor vehicle fatalities in
1929, the figures show.