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Air Travel Shows Big Gain.

CHICAGO. February II R.-A
thousand per cent increase in air travel
during January, as compared with the
best month of 1929, was reported by
Universal Air Lines, and was attributed
by Col. Halsey Dunwoody, executive vice
president, to the new low passenger
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Street accidents in London have be-
come so numerous that the minister of
transport recently called a conference
of local officials and representatives of
all road users TO consider means of re-
ducing the toll,
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Steamship Dividend Voted.

BERLIN, February II tR.-Tl1e board
Of directors of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Line Thursday decided to
propose the payment of an per cent
dividend for the past year. This Is the
same as the dividend for the year before
10 st
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that CHEST-COLD a chance!

DUB on Musterole at once but DONE
N be satisfied with the almost inn
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&c every hour for five hours and
Gee how wonderfully il worksl Working
like the trained hands of masseur, this
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to draw out infection and pain. Used by
millions for 20 years. Recommended by
many doctors and nurses. This simple
fve-time Musterole treatment may save
you serious complications be on the
safeside. Keep Musterole handy--jars &
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Trade Conference
Interests Chamber

Notice has been received at the
Ell Centre Chamber of Commerce
from the statewide foreign trade
committee of the California state
chamber of commerce of the Nation
al Foreign Trade convention, to be
held in Los Angeles May u to
May p. This is the largest foreign
trade meeting held annually in the
United States and OF the Is conven-
tions so far held, tLis Will be the
third to be held on the Pacific
coast.
While Imperial Valley does not
sell directly to foreign trade. many
local commodities reach foreign
markets. Cotton, barley, milo maize
and perhaps sesbania, or wild hemp,
may become commodities in demand
in foreign countries. San Diego
and Los Angeles realize the import
anee of Imperial county products in
building up their shipping business
and the San Diego Cham Der Of Com
merce has recently turned it's atten.
ton TO building both import and ex-
port shipping by closer contact with
Imperial county, Arizona and Mcxi-
co.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
INSPECTOR OF
DIARIES TALKS
TO LOCAL LIONS

Walter Mcdonald, state milk in
spector was principal speaker at
the meeting eff the Lions club held
yesterday at the Barbara Worth
hotel.
He contrasted the methods previ-
ously used by the first inspectors
who were anxious to secure as many
eon~ lctions as possible, with those
in force today. when EDUCATION, and
improvement OF. dairy conditions
are The factors taken into consider
alton by inspectors.
Speaking of the new legislation,
Mcdonald said that tie laws EN-.
body suggestions received from the
dairymcn themselves. Two samples
are taken each month from every
dairy and reported in the press of
the country, public opinion being
used rs an aid in securing the best
possible conditions. In referring to
local condition the speaker said
that the quality Of valley milk was
excellent and that community
with many dairies is usually a pros
porous one
Jacv Bartlett of Tucson was in
trodueed and spoke briefly on the
horned toad derby to be ril Satur-
day night at IIeber by the Junior
chamber of commerce
Officers for the coming year were
nominated at this time and eIec-
tions will be held the first Tuesday
in June.
Musical selections were rendered
by Miss Margaret Hill and by Bill
Moody, Miss Flo Seis acting as ac-
companiyt.
Guests of the club were Mrs. Hays
White, Hugh T. Osborne, Alfred
Hamilton. Walter Mcdonald, Wal
ter Carey. and Eldand Coons. Wis
ting Lions were George Parr and
Lester Eichold of imperial and
Jack Bartlett Of Tucson.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Mothers Arrive
At Sons Graves

ROMAGNE SUR MONTF\U-
CON, France, May 2l-U.H-the
largest group of the American Gold
Star Mothers touring the battle
fields of France camc to the graves
of their soldier soas today.
After long journeys from the
United States, the mothers whose
sons were buried here We're shown
the graves where, for four days,
they VIII remain quietly with !leir
memories.
The mothers reached the hostess
house at the American cemetery in
time for lunch, and after Il brief
rest United States army escorts led
each to little Italian marble cross
bearing the name, rank, number and
regiment of her son. The guides re-
tired and left the mothers with their
dead.
A few of the Gold Star Mothers
have learned several French words,
and they displayed their new know
ledge generously.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

dam by hair-splitting arguments on the
wording of contracts drawn by Secretary
Wilbur for the disposal of water and
power
1t is we'll to make sure that any con-
tract is as those making it intend it shall
be, but Arizona is inspired by no such de-
sire. It's sole purpose is to hamstring the
move to get the initial appropriation for
construction work, and anything they
can do to accomplish their end may be
certain of adoption.
The spectacle is not pretty one, but it
is in keeping with the dog in the man
ger attitude adopted by a small group
IN Arizona and consistently adhered to
by them over the years of battling for
Colorado river legislation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Women Suffering
Bladder Irritation

If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn
ing or Itching Sensation. Backache
Leg Pains, or muscular aches, max
ing you feel tired, depressed, and
discouraged, why not try the Cystex
4s Hour Tcst' Don't give up. Get
Cystex today. Put it to the test. See
for yourself how quickly it works
and what it does. Money back if il
doesn t bring quick improvement
and satisfy You completely. Try
Cystex today. Only G0c Clements
Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
STILL SPLITTING HAIRS

If there is one thing that fair minded
people dislike, it is efforts to win on tech
nicalities, whether they be in the field OF
sports, or the courts or the halls OF legis-
latures.
TIE athlete who is always trying to
win honors off the field of action by rails
ing fine points; the attorney who gets
known criminal freed because of some
technical slip-up in the phraseology OF
the law; and the legislator who resorts
to unfair tactics to carry his point, may
be termed successful but men admire the
opponent who battles on give and take
basis. accepting the breaks OF the game as
they come and refusing to stoop to trick
erv. The other sort may win but is held
in contempt.
Arizona representatives in congress
are giving such an exhibition of quibbling
over technicalities in their efforts to pre-
vent construction Of Boulder Canyon
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21


Uncle Wiggiiy Sco5o in the kitten
en- Of his hollow stump bungaio"
looking AT Jingle, Jangle and BABY
I'uuty. From Jingle IS dress drippea
the whites and yellows of eg :.
From Jangle' S dress dangled the
egg beater which had caught on II.
From Baby Runty's dress dropped
some stiekJ cake dough.
"What in tl'e world does this
menn9' asked Uncle Wiggily, put
ting on The table the bundle he had
brought in.
Slowly the kitchen door opened.
'sOh, don Z let her see, Don Z let
her seei cried Jingle, trying TO
stop the whites and yellows of eggs
from dribpling off her dress.
'sDon 7 let who see what 7' asked
Vncle Wiggily, which seemed rather
strange thing 20 say, but that was
what he meant.
Don't let Nurse Jane see the
birthday cake we are making u
surprise herl" whispered Baby Bun
tv trying to serape the dough off
Her dress
slowly the kitchen door kept on
opening.
= We came home early from school
70 make cake, = explained Jangle,
aS she tried 10 pun the egg beater
Off ser dress, 'and nobody was here
ia Tie kitchen, so we had the place
10 ourselves. But all Of sudden tbe
door opened and We didn't know il
WAS vou, naddieums. We thought il
WAS Nurse Jane. SO Jingle sat down
ia the eggs and ! sat down on the
heaier aud Bunfy sat in the pan Of
.a.....,l .nS mss loal, AZ t,sfif
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
YOUNG PREFERRED

considerable surprise is caused bv the
California Patrol, official organ of the
United Spanish War Veterans of the
state, in endorsing the record of Cover
nor Young and advocating his reelection.
AT the outset of the political cam
palgn, the statement endorsing the gov
ernor says, the paper announced to its
readers, that other things being equal, it
would naturally support a veteran for
office
Then follows resume of the three
leading candidates: Mayor Rolph of San
Francisco, District ATTORNEY Buron Fits
Of Los Angeles and Governor Young
Admitting Jimmy Rolph to be good
fellow and a capable mayor, the resume
points out that he was unable to manage
his own private business affairs success
fully and asserts his dilatory tactics in
connection with the construction of war
memorial and other veteran measures do
not entitle him to support by the veter
ans, or stamp him as a man who would
make a good governor.
The ability of Buron Fits is conceded,
but it is declared he is too erratic, in fact
the most erratic man in public office and
has never been known to finish out an
office to which he has been appointed or
elected. His promise to 'clean up Los
Angeles is recalled, and the resume
claims, as do many others, that this job
is not yet completed. Fits, according to
the resume, summarily dismissed several
Spanish War and World War veteran
members of the district attorneys staff
when he assumed the office of district at
torney, without giving them a hearing.
He is also accused of trading on his war
record.
Governor Young is not held up as a
perfect example. the resume admitting
that he has made mistakes, but states he
has proved himself real friend of the
veteran by his interest in veteran legis-
lafion; that his administration has show
ed him to be real executive and that. the
constructive program he has fostered in
the interest Of the states business should
entitle him to the opportunity OF bring
ing them to successful conclusion.
The resume is fair and frank and can
he taken bv the unbiased observer as a
straw indicating the course OF the politi-
cal wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

fered Mr. Longears. "They didn't
mean TO do it. They wanted to sur
prise Nurse Jane with birthday
foke. but first came in and sur
prised them and then the FOX cam"
IN.
.sBut he turned around and he
went. right out again! - laughed Bun
".
.'Yes.'' said Uncle Wggily, he
did. But where is Nurse Jane -
~ sent her to the store so she
would be out of the way and yoI
could put the candles on her birth
dav cake" explained Mrs. Long
oars. con, what lovely cakeH' she
said as she saw the one her husband
had brought home, I'll put the can
dies on now, for Nurse Jane may
come in. at any moment now. y
just then the kitchen door began
10 open.
" Hert comes the Fox again"
cried Jangle, picking up the egg
bs1ter.
Put no, This time it was Nurse
Jane herself, her paws filled with
bundles. And as soon as she enter
cd the kitchen Uncle Wiggily gave
her a nice kiss which she coaldn 7
stop him from doing on account Of
the bundles in her paws and the
rabbit cried:
" Happy birthday, Nurse Pine"
And here's your cake," said
I Mrs. Longears, as she quickly lighted
: tie candies. Happy Birthdayn'
( =" Oh, thank-ihank you'll" STAN.
nefed the muskrat lady Wash 4 she
, surprised, especially when she look
ed at the messy Kitchen.
"That mess happened when we
tried to maka you birthday cake
4 ourselyesl - explained Bqby Bunty,
and we had to drive out the Fox. -
"Oh, everything is Vail right! / IN
S. hapnv'' laughed Nurse Jane.
Her birthday cake was cut for
supper and everybody had piece
except the Fox. Now if the gas
stove viii take the coffee pot for
ride around the block before break
fast, IN tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily's sunflower.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
10 Make Talkie'
a. OF Ocean HOB

PARIS, May 81. (U.H Dieudonne
Coste has contracted to make n
talking motion picture film of his
Forthcoming flight from Lebourget
field to New York, which, he an
nounced yesterday, will be attempt
ed in June.
So that the world may know whas
a transatlantic flyer thinks about
as he lodges hailstorms and rain in
mid-ocean, the noted French flyer
sold exclusive camera rights which
will be made into II combinatiot
talking film called "Paris- New
York"
During the flight, Coste plans tes
talk into the apparatus concerning
his thoughts and the atmospheric
phenomena which the plane encounS
ters
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

d" You re quite a messy sight. -
chuckled Uncle Wiggily- OF course
il S too bad, but
"And ii this is Nurse Jane com.
ing in now." interrupted Baby Bun
ty, " she won I be surprised and the
birthday cake fun viii be spoiled. -
But ii Wasn u Nurse Jane who WAS
slowly opening the kitchen door. Il
was the Fuzzy Fox. Uncle Wiggily
Fnd the three rabbit children could
tell that the moment the Bad Chap
poked his head inside.
"Oh, the Fox.'' cried Jingle, and
she gathered two lovely gobs of egg
whites and yellows and flung them
in the face Of the Fox.
sect out Of herc!" shouted Baby
Bunty and she tossed the bowl Of
cake dough right into the eyes OF
the Fox.
"And don't you dare como
back! yelled JanPle, as she began
to windup the egg beater. She held
it close to the tail Of the fox ami
gave il a hard pinch.
"Wo4v! Owl 4owl'' howled the
Bad Chap, and away he ran.
=" Well, WE'LL" exclaimed Unc3;
Wiggily, laughing. This is a sur
prise, my brave little bunnies! Il
!, as great a surprise as this win b,
tc Nurse Jane, hope" he went Of
as he took the paper and showed
Jingle, Jangle and Baby Bunty ;
Q fine frosted birthday cake from
the bakery. " You certainly mad,
that Fox rumi' went on the rabbi
gentleman. But where is Nursi
Janesp
"Ne don t konw,'' answered
Bunty, as she started 70 clean her
salf up, which Jingle also did
" When we came home early from
school TO make the birthday cake q,
a surprise, Nurse Jane WASH
here. -
Mother isn't either said jim
gle.
4" Here / ami" called Mrs. Long
ears coming in the kitchen just then
from upstairs. "Oh, what a messl'
she cried, as she looked around.
~ II help them clean up,V Of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Band To Give
Weekly Concerts

Band concerts in the city park oV
Wednesday evenings during JIM
and July are promised by HoracI
Williams, leader of the III Centr.
band, who believes that the concert
will prove a popular diversion 70
those who remain in the city durin,
the summer months.
Members of the band have signf
fled their willingness to turn ouI
for the concerts and it is hoped thel
will be well attended by the public
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
HOOVER NAMES McNIDER

WASHINGTON, May 81. WH--
Hanford MacNider, former assist
ant secretary of war and one time
commander of the American Legion,
has been chosen by President Hoov-
er as minister to Canada, it was
learned authoritatively at he
White House today. MacNider win
succeed William Phillips, who re-
signed several months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
TEN YEARS AGO
Nav 81. 1920

The expected caravan Of motor
trucks from Los Angeles failed to
arrive in FL Centre last night as
scheduled. The trucks found travel
between Mecca and Brawley very
difficult. and many of them had
to have assistance in passing over
the sandy stretch,s reaching Braw-
lev about daylight Yesterday morn
ing. Instead of coming directly to
FL Centre, a detour was made
through Holtville to Calexico, where
last night was spent
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Two carloads of eggs were ship
ped from Modesto April 9 to join
with trainload going to San Fran
cisco for South America
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

A ID months old baby shoots its own
mother. Accidentally of course, but you
need only one guess as to the city III
which it occurred. They teach EN- young
in Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

An 81 year old Confederate veteran
takes II year old girl for bride The
world has long since learned that the
Johnny Rebs" knew no fear.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

that an airplane circus would be
shown in III Centre some time dur
ing tho next week. the date to be
announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Electrical Contradictory. H. Hannah

-lnstallatlons of power and light Affiliated will
California Electrical Board and we carry out all worl
according to Red-SeaP' specifications Plans and es
Inmates furnished. Office at Schmtt Radio Store
1925 Main. Phone 948. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

There was a day when pupils thought
the teacher and the school board knew
something about running schools. The
pupils know better now and when things
do not suit them they go out on strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Nav 21. 1915 ''-'

Voters OF FL Centre are urged to
favor the sewer bonds at the spa-
cial election next Monday by May
or Swanson, who is an ardent SUP
porter Of tie, plan to provide ample
sanitary facilities for the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Reports received yesterday irdi-
cate that many Imeprial Valley res
idents plan the trip 10 Yuma Sat
urday and Sunday to attend the cell
ebration of the opening Of the new
bridge that spans the Colorado.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Mr.. Hoover wins with Mr.. Roberts, but
even a President does not like to be
second choice.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
Information Department
BUY 1T IN Ell CENTRIC
Acetylene Welding & Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding Boring or Honing. Piston Grint
ing Fly Wheel Ring Gears Installed. Tractor Wors
Pump and Gas Engine Overhauling General Eectri
Motors Agent Fan and Vacuum Cleaner Repairing
Battery Repairs and Charging Bicycle Repairing
Lawn Movers Sharpened, ETC. Wilson Machine Shop
Phone 40. 1922 Main Street
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Mr.. Capone knows Just what Mr. tln,
negan meant by the ION again oil again
nhraSe
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
W. |. Stone - -NOn-B0ard Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are the
same as for Board companies. The prices to you are
Phone w. /. Stone PAS or 3s7-Office 83I Main AIss
collection service.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
AN OLD IDOL BOBS up

1t is always pleasant to have an old
friend bob up after a long absence and
when the friend happens to be a boy
hood hero, the pleasure is considerably
emphasized
To Juveniles of today, and perhaps to
many adults, the name of Frank L. Kra-
mer means little or nothing To the
youngsters of the east about the time
that Old Dobbin was being crowded off
the streets by automobiles, Frank L.
Kramer was as we'll known as are Babe
Ruth, Jack Dempsey, or Bobby Jones to
the youth of today.
Kramer was bicycle racer, and
good one Several records which he es-
tablished still hold good and he was
hanging up marvellous performances on
the track at an age when most athletes
have long since retired
To see him hunched over the handle
bars, pedaling away in a race with JIM
my Michaels OR Major Taylor, was to
see speed, stamina, skill and plenty of
grit. It's long way back, but to one
who as a pop-eyed youngster watched
him do his stuff, the picture could never
be forgotten.
For years Kramer has been the idol of
East Orange, New Jersey, and he again
bobs up from there, this time in a role
quite differnet from bicycle racing.
Frank would like nothing more than to
have his fellow citizens send him to con-
gress in place of Franklin w. Fort, pres
ent representative, who hopes to defeat
Dwight w. Morrow for the United States
senate.
If running races on the old board
tracks is any preparation for making a
political race, Kramer is we'll equipped.
If he wants it, we hope ne makes it, but
Kramer in the role of the gentleman
from New Jersey, will never be the same
to US as Frank Kramer, making himself
and his machine almost a continuous
streak around a saucer shaped track.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Announcement was made through
the local army recruiting bureau
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Herbert LOwdermilk. Gen'l. Insurance

We write all kinds of Insurance and you will receiv,
the same uninterrupted service at the same location
626 Main Street. Phone 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Army & Navy Variety Store

New and Used Furniture stoves lin0leums. hardware
We buy and sell everything for less. M. Marcot prop
4S0 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21

Sandino is reported back in Nicaragua.
That's one job the marines didn't COM
plete.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Looking Backward
Imperial Valley for this Date
What The Press Files Tell Of
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
May 21, 1910

For several days the weather has
been rather cooler than is desired
by cantaloupe and fruit growers,
who are anxious to get their pro-
tluce to market. the temperature be-
ing too low for quick development.
Last evening the weather was
even cooler than it had been for a
mum Der Of weeks. So.
T. G. Paulin of Les Angeles Is
pessing a few days in Imperial
looking after his large. interests
here. j..
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Radiator Repairing


Also Radiator Recorng and cleaning, cleaned with
out injury to the core Imperial Valley Sheet Meta
Works, 81 Broadway. Res Phone 1928 Bus
Phone 1177.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD z. GARRIs
Newspaper Syndicate
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure

UNCLE WIGGIY AND NURSE
JANE
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Imperial Valley Sheet Metal Works

-515 Broadway. Tanks, Skylight Cornce, Gutter
Dairy and Restaurant Work and General Repairnq
Res. Phone 1928 Bus. Phone 1177
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-21
Opt0metrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

VPUOITIV u T5V 1T1e DC1IlI D0CUIl
Quality Eye Service. Scientifically eouipped IN trea.
all muscular cases and c.ossed eyes Nearsightet
(Myopc) and childrens eyes gven special atten
ton Glasses fitted Lenses duplicated 581 Mai,
st. phonn 900 "
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
AT THE PALAC F,

T1rus galore and g romance ot ..-sEsuaL charm were brilliantly pho rozr.pned Tn "The Shy Ha~E- the eTasEInz screa1'@ great au 1aIHln- t~anla of wartime AyinE filmed III -aa sky. at tha pa-aoa -aeater to- MOTION
 Tn. Zappoho ra.5s over London form t1e background Of the s,orT \ young Br.r.sh szIstor. un5ustiv branded as 6 coward when he crashes t5s plane on the eve of his departure for active service and $ crippled for NsA lies u1agnif-entg 70 release his faGcee from her en- gag nenr. Tjraerl1g nIth an old condamre1 plan% ha manages to p4- IT in HE.rg condu2oH goes alo+t during d ZoppelI1 attack and brings ,h- zian- airz5!n 5o"n ia flames.
 The second feature 5z The Las | r7o~formeuoe" 8 mystery picture svr-r an ali z-ar css- headed nv Con rad Teidt and Mar PhlDir. The regular snort features complete the