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Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
SUPPORT The FAIR

Today the Imperial County Fair opens at Inperial
and for the next five days will be the Mecca for MANY
thousands, not only in Imperial Valley but in other
parts or California and Arizona.
Much has been done in the few short months since
the IAN commission organized. Critical visitors
may find fault with this that but they are reminded
that everything could not be accomplished with the
ted funds available. It is essential that the start of
the far be modest and that it should work up to sue
cess by itssown merits
s. There has been splendid demonstration of LOYALTY
to imperial Valley belief in its possibilities and it's fu
tufe ana fne example Of what be done by work
ing together on the part of the who conceived the
idea OF a fair and brought it to reality
W Whatever shortcomings the critical may find will be
overlooked by the majority who realize the handcaps
that always attend such undertaking. These latter
Will see only the effort made by the fair commission
and its accomplishments.
Inc labor and time these men have mt info tho f;r
etlues them to the complete support of noneri.1 Vol
ie we 1eel certain will be accorded to them More
IL is the peoples own fair, paid for by them out
% puonc 1uns and they should be interested in
s no" thef money IS spent. 1t is not ImperaPs fair
oI the commissions fair 1t belongs to to the neon1
lock. stock and barrel " VIC p7opie'
- !eel certain that this is only the start of fair
,hai WILL within few short years he NATIONALLY,
aiio"h, lhe material to develop such fair is here
good start has been made and each PASSING vear viii
add to the knowledge of the men and women directn
the fair activities ~ VII Niis
every resident of the valley should make if noint
10 sst the 1alr not once but several times Attract
l1o ptpsra,s nave been arranged for each day and
solheth!hg new can be each visit The children
should De encouraged to attend and see the various ex
iipItS loT II VIII prove liberal education for them
nc success OF the present fair and the inspiration
oi oeter ones IN the future depend entirely upon the
people. ror the next five days ii is up to them
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

percentage of bankers which was -
per cent.
The life Of George Washington on
mas been featured all this week
throughout the building in pictures,
songs and stories.
IN geography we are studying
ahout Switzerland. There are large
glaciers. Washington has some gla
cirrs but not as big ms those in
switzerland. Sometimes they have
holes in them that go very deep.
People fall into them. II they fall
on ledge the guide can pull them
up. When they fall to the bottom,
if it doesn't kill them when they
fall, they would die from the cold.
Glaciers move about foot Il year.
-k&.heginc Tagg, IA.
| have bad RABBIT. vas nolding
1t and it tried to jump down. would
not let it. 1t got mad and scratched
ne. The lady VIC got it from told ne
not to give it celery because celery
would kill it. | told mother | was
going to give it celery. She asked
Why. | told her because il had
scratched me. Virginia Tackctt,
"A.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
MEN AND PROFI4o

Fot William Leiserson Of Antioch College suggests
that industry eventually will be required to place the
interests OF Its employees above interests of its stock
holders in certain respects. That is when depression
comes he believes no industry will cut its payroll until
il has suspended its dividends
Al present, ne points out many concern has dis
charged scores OF workers but continues to nav dvj
dends regularly
His suggestion is extremely radical beyond doubt.
Ii does indicate however, the growth Of the new con-
cepton tha INDUSTRY has definite responsibility for
the welfare of its workers. That conception will gain
IN strength as the by, whether or not it ever
eliminates Professor Leserson suggested
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
bedtime Stories
Ey HOWARD L. GAERIS
Newspaper Syndicate
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
HORSE
UNCLE WIGGILY AND TIL TIN

"Where is MY wooden soldicrF
cried Buster. the rabbit boy, as he
ran in the hollow stump bungalow
one day after school. "Whe.c IS my
wooden soldier ~
"Did YOU leave it on the floor
when YOU went to school this morn
ing, Buster'" asked his father, who
OF course, was Uncle Wiggily.
"Why. yes Daddicums," answered
Buster. 81 guess l did leave my
wooden soldier on the floor"
"Right. where ne could he stepped
tn an dbroken,' said Uncle Wig
gily. "Why, Buster, l am surprised
IT you.'
''Oh dear. Is my wooden soldier
stepped on and broken ," cried TIA"
little rabbi. boy. "Oh, Pm 81 Sor-
~, I loved my wooden Soldierl'
well" said Uncle Wigcily, tax
ing the toy down off the mantle,
where he had set il. "'Tis no credit
to YOU. Buster, that the wooden
soldier wasn't stepped on and
broken. for T nearly did i myself.
Bat, luckily, | picked him II? and.
seeing he needed a new ccat of red
paint, | took him to the toy shop
and had il put on"
"Oh, thank you, DaddicnmS," OK
elaimed Buster. "I'm 50 glad! And
III never leave my wooden soldier
On the floor again. But whae makes
his sword bant and why is the guH
a little crooked" asked buster, as
he looked "a his toy, made bright
and almost new again with paint.
"Wcll, the wooden soldier aud !
had quite an adventure ou thc way
to the shop" said Uncle Wig
gily, smiling. Then hc told Buster,
as told You, last night, how, when
the Bob Cat tried to bite Uncle Wig
gily. the brave, wooden soldier
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

"I had practically no appcntitc,
couldn't digest my food aud much
of the time was so helpless shat |
""uldn't even wash pocket hand
Ecrcuicf or do ANYTHING citr much
10 help myself. My whole ays."m
WAS - rundown and out of order
ilnt don't believe any woman was
IN such nrc,chcd state or suffered
Ilorc agony. Tnnnks t. Sargon, my
;pprtitc il fine NOW and | 60 any
where wish without any help what
ever. I take entire charge OF our
'lat, do The cooking aud laundry
work and invite the Young folks
'rcry week cad for dinner. II has
lccn months since started taking
Sargon and hHvcn't the sliphte1t
trace nf nay old troubles. Sargun
I'lls were of great benefit in re-.
lirNing both mr and my husband
uf habitual constipation." - Mr,.
ChaS. II. Clark, l2I3 W. Gth st.
los Angeles. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
May Testify at
Schroeder Trial

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. %. WP)-
Officers who aided in the capture
here January Ia of Mrs. Irene
Schroeder and Glenn Daguc, may
testify at their murder trial i'll
Pennsylvania next month, it was
learned today.
, Sebastian Publieso, who will act
as assistant prosecutor during the
trial, said the men who arrested the
pair and had charge Of them prior
to their extradition from this state,
may return with him to Pcnnsylvan-
ia to repeat from the witness stand
the statements Mrs. Schroeder and
Daguc madg concerning the murder
Of Highway corporal urady Paul.
The pair are charged with having
killed the officer in a gun battle on
the New Castle Harrisburgh road
last December 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

.,umpca oUt CT ia, bunny gentle
man pocket ard ticklcd the cob
Cat with his sword and gun, uia!iia%
the bad chap lun away.
"That's how his sword aod gun
were btnt,' said Nj. Longcars.
- wish | had beca there to see"
shouted Buster "it must have tccr
great fight. Oh, boys."
"No, It wasn't much of q tigat :"
said Uncle Wiegi,, "The brave
wooden soldier soea made the B9b
Cat run away and went on to the
toy shop. But, after this, please keep
your rlar-htnss Is the -four
- rill," promised hustcr. and ho
ard the other rahhit children did
this far some time. But in alaut u
week they quitc forgot and, on day,
coming down stairs, Fncle W'1gi!r
rearly stepped O. = in horsa tlat
Jingle had hccn pia~in. VITA Tn
rttle RABBIT girl had let ia, tn
horse Just whe.v size hapicu"d -
he when tac @,Aooi he'll raHg and
away a,.s hoppe! $, she wog,oa't ~
iatc.
well, more ,4~4 on ,sc floar:'
said Unclc Wi-giIy. and he didu't
tw-ir',le his piag pose cvDI It LITTLE,
For he didn't liz tEiS. 81 shah take
this tin horse mp in my roaa ann
keep i uutil Jingle 'a.ssc- - aid
Mir. Longca-s 60 himself "Wheu She
wants it shall tell her how care
less she was to leavn II WHORE |
mieht have stepped On 1t. and So
have h,nt if n' OF OF shape"
- Uncle Wig ~. put TIE tin ror'r
oa table in i's rnoa a'ar - win
dow ard then h, horrd away 80
lave an adventure. Aad a3 the r:,b-
bit gentlemen lpppcd al.ug he wa
stem By Slim Ji.n the hungry "e1~l.
ooh, if / could only catch ta"i
rabbit. what fine mt1l would
have" thodght Slim Jim.
"Why don't goa c?tr@ h'"?' asked
the Bob Cat, who was a'so roaming
about, looking for rabbits.
"Whv don't you?" howlcd h q
Wcascl to the Boo Cat.
"Oh. Tuclc WigGi!y :, too smrr-
ter me-" mewcd the Bob Cat. 'Ilc
Las soldier with sword and gun,
/ was stuck once DON'T want 10
be swordcd and guaacl again. Bat
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

.'>,cn." 80 ia N,ascl listened and
the Bob Cat said:
every uight In lie Wipgily
leaves his window opca Il ii'tie t.
&c: fresh air He doesn't leave j.
open wide enough Tor me to climb
It, but small crack is large enough
for YOU, Slim Jim. Try il
a. wilt whispered the lon.
slender weasel. Thar night, whoa
Upclc Wiggily WAS asleep, wish h.s
,,'udow open Lit al the Bottom,
the weasel elhnhod up IN old honey
e,-':lc vine and 60, into ti' rah
Its bedroom. Hut .iget - 'h' ha2
chap vas about 20 leap fr"r the
window sill 70 ;ro bqG6s& h.d to
bic him. Slim jim happened {"
touch the tin hcrsc which Uncle Wig
..lv lad pat on q table to ttr"h
Jingle essen. And, no sooner did
the weasel touch the TN horse tnan
A. kicked his heels and such q losE-
ing ont rs that horse gave slim Jim,
I'll, weasel went Vupping ont ot tile
window ard down to the ground h'
fell. the breath all knocked out 81
aim. Oh, how the lin horse kicked.
Talk about wooden so!dicrs!'
,-roancd the weasel. - tin horse -
worse. rris rabbi. is too smart!'
.o 2. III happened :-g the l,.. MI
If the pussy cat doesn't scratch III"
hands Of Tie clock whom Shc tries
10 catch the pendulum for base
bail l'll tell you next about tnelc
Niggilv and tine toy cannon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
LESS SACRED

Rodney butcher points out from Washington that
the senate long fight the confirmation of Charles
Evans Hughes appointment to the supreme court has
done to damage the Gacrosanct air that surrounds
that tribunal than anything in generation.
Heretofore che court has almost been considered
above criticism. Hereafter, remarks Dutcher it will
plenty.
There is reason to regret this The supreme court
is branch Of government, gust the the
ate and the house and the executive department. 1t
possesses enormous power and its members hold office
for life Is there ANY why should not get its
share of criticism:f
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
Former Office
Boy Now Chief

CHICAGO. Feb. -. U.P)-Samucl
lrsail ST., gave up the presidency
or the Commonwealth Edison com
pany today in favor of his former
offic, boy, Edward J. Doyle, and be
came chairman of the board Of di-
rrctOrS.
insult announced his retirement
from active management Of the com
pany he built up from the pioneer
ing days Of electricity to an indus
trial giant with an annual business
of $4,000, 900, at a stockholders
mnrting.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Fcbruarv oh 1n1E

$. w. L"ffingwcll, formerly with
the I'll Ccntro National Bank, will
take the position Of deputy county
supcrinntrhdrnt Of schools in the Of
f'er OF superintendent Arleigh ?.
Shihiey, in place of Miss Alvin H..
Patterson, who March /, will take
mp her duties as deputy TO County
Tax Collector Mont J. Reid
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
Looking Backward
What the Tress Files Toll OF Tn.
periai Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
February 25. 1910

George II. Reed, who has boon at
tho healing as representative of In.
perai "ai'r Company, No. l, last
evening tcIcSraphcd that Lieutenant
Charles I. Leeds, who has invosti.
gated the conditions at the heading.
bad tolegTaPhad the department. rec.
onmonding that c. K. Clarke's re.
quest for the California Develop.
men' co'npan% to build a temporary
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
TEN YEARS AGO
FebruarY 25. 1920

L''ilc Lillian Frances- Mccormick
is 70 be one Of thc performers at the
cah"ret supper Friday night. The
littl" dancer. has already won fame
ior he'se'i IN ri Centro, though but
= tlny midget, having appeared at
s9reral function, # ncte.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

the room selling the greatest mum
bcr' OF" tickets
In this school tho 3.E1B room
won out, selling A5 tickets, The "a
room was a very close second with
a sale Of II tickets. in all 1i5 tick
cts were sold.
The %36.25 that was taken in to-
gethcr with the money taken i'll at
the other schools win be spent to
make our schools more beautiful.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
LINCOLN SCHOOL

The Lincoln school has been extra
busy the past week preparing for
an opercttI that was given Fri.
day evening at Wilson school. There
Was also an art exhibit before the
onerctta. There were many fine PIE,
t"scs on display and everybody en-
ioved the opening very much.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
WILSON SCHOOL,

I'or the next four weeks the boys
in manual training will spend their
time in sharpening chisols and
knives or by fixing leaky faucets
and by painting pieces of furniture.
Bill Gates, SAB.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

Last week there was an exhibit Of
reproductions of famous master
pieces of art. 1t is interesting to
sec the different ideas that the ar
fists have in painting features, trees
and clothing, and the different ideas
the same artist has in painting an
other type of picture. There werr
l60 of these prints on display.-Mo-
dcnia Jeanes. sA3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
ASIDE CANE
AFTER Is YEARS

"W;ti,in two weeks after | began
taking Sargon put aside my crutch,
cs aud cane that hadn't been with
cut for - years ON account of rhcu.
matic pains.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

FROM the proceeds Of the art cy.
hIblt program last Friday there will
be purchased p roproduction. of H..
muster pieces which were ON OK.
h'9't last week. These will be dis.
trbuted among tho various scbools
N FL Centro.-ieauno Carahin. SAL
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

here IS contest between tbs
rooms to see which room can have
the most news for the Press. The
rooms arc enthusiastic over .hc racc
The. score IS the 7A2, points las.
week and this week, the sAf woa
having 8 points. The eighth grades
hope to continue 20 lcad.-Eyclyn
Robertson, Sal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25
HARDING scYoor

Harding bnildng banked s37 20
ms week, Mis- Nob's "a room had
III" highest amount. $S.6l. Miss
T"Wnsend's ~ rnml Lad the biql,cs,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

EAST week our 6A1 room was
given ink for the first time and
OH, how grown up we felt. We
haven't used it in our writing lesson
81 yet, but we are looking forward
tp it with real pleasure.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

Tuesday, We signed four weeks
geography contract. This contract
includes Africa and South America.
We are TO write about each contin,
cnt. about its trade, people and the
industries. henry Nalcnzuela, SAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

includes Africa and South America.
We are TO write about each contin.
cnt. about its trade, people and the
irdustricS.-Henry Nalcnzuela, SAL.
Every Thursday in English W,
talk about certain topics. Last
was very very tcrestng 'a,Sin f to "'G"SS stSn to
these talks. Everything from e,re
bfoidery work to collecting stamps
vas discussed Maybe some day
thc childrcn's hobbies will lead them
70 be inventors, successful writer's
o. noted scientists. - polvanNa
stone. SA2, kathleeon Maciyot, SAB.
In Mrs. Walkers room at Wilson
there Is collection of airplane ma
terials such as fabric, dope and Bal
sa wood. These materials have been
brought to school by the pupils.
There arc many interesting objects.
Bobby Ferris, 7Al.
Tho 7Al won the picture given to
~ N'hi ~ II WEN INV lIlE Iir
highest pcrcentag" of pupils bank
ing as they had a 100 per cent
banking. The 7A2 was second with
IN average Of 81 per cent. Randall
Conner, al.
Last week we had a contest or
Hing tickets for the art exhibit
program. The class selling the most
tickets gets the picture. The win.
ner viii bc announced later San.
ford ~ato. TA1
The boys doubles and girls don.
hlcs tennis tournaments nrc being
played off at Wilson. All the con,
fcStants are certainly irving hard to
win. There are four tennis racket,
ny as prizes. Betty jan, Tipps.
Sal. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

The children of t'.r Mckinley
school have been working diligently
or the salc of tici:rts for th" pro.
gram given Friday night at the vii
son school. One of the pictures that
WAS en- display is to br awarded to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-25

OH. how grown up we felt! We
haven't used il in our writing lesson
81 vet, but we are looking forward
t. it with real pleasure.
he 5.A2's again feel as though
,ley are really economical. The
,ljpred Up last week, but now, once
agan. they lead in the amount OF
mone. deposited in the bank. We
have only gom" below once this year.
HaShiR2tou's birthday coming oil
Saturday did nnt prevent th' 5A@'s
frcm remembering him ~ they had
dome az Feb. l., for Abe, SO na Feb.
rr''H Il. the boys and girls put an
program of songs, poems, dia
ingaes, p!aylcts, aud pantomimes
which gave incidents IN Georges
lie. This was done in their regular
work., but of their own accord, aud
not an assignment. nll prarticins
was done outside of school hours.
3d.ior-iu-cliof - ClclIa Gro isman.
\ sistant Editor Nir.iujn Hake,.
MCKINLEY SCHOOL
faaking in the Mckinley heal
is among the most important extra
curriculum activities.
On Wednesday, OF each week the
children bring TO the school money
tlc4 wish t. bank. There is pic.
Lar, awarded the room havius the
highest per coat Of drpositor>.
This week Miss Iicvcncr'S room
won the picture for the fifth time.
SEVENTY. wo per cent Of thoS, pres.
"'t deposited monoy. Miss Stcwart's
'oo-p stdod second with - per crn..
Nrs. Harris room il now Keeping
81 record of their banking on Il chart.
This activity is carried on t" dc.
vclop the labit Of saving.
Many or the children "o..t for
he money ;hcy bank.
The children of t'r Mckinley
school have been working diligently
or the saln of tiri;rts for the pro.
gram given Friday night at the vii
SON school. One of the pictures that
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