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Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
w AIibis For
DepOsed Cham

MERTON CRICKET CLUB. ARD
MORE, P2., Sept -. ~ D-"' Pleas
don't feel sorry foe me. | iust didn
have it this time, and that's al
there is to il.
That s the way Jimmy Johnston
the boy who was champion one day
md a spectator the next, feels about
his failure to qualify in the national
nmatcur golf championship - the
championship that the Minnesota
star came here 10 defend.
Sitting out in front of the club
house waiting for the playoff TO be
gin, Johnston told group of his
friends Just how hc felt about tine
matter Of being the first champion
since Rob Gardner in 1910 to fail
TO qualify.
~ don't deserve much sympa-
thy," he said. "Thc fairways were
lust as wide, the greens Just as
velvcty and the cup Just as big for
me, as they were for the rest Of the
field, just didn't do if. "
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Items OF News
About Town

T-auk H. HeIyer. secretary Of Tia
imperial Irrigation district. eft l..
Ts-tro Trced.. ni2i- for Les Ang
.. .u attend tho meetings sehea
.-ol between Ir. Elwoo1 Mead and
.a.- gor rureHt officials and rcp
-a-eata.lvcr ri tir CoachclIa ami
Imperial Valley irrigation interest.
Earnest f. Eas.. chief engineer
H-3 f. lilly. enginccr, O:
Automobile Cub of Southern
t.rna. called 2. he Il Centre
amhar of Commerce today. They
iu the va3lev concerning the
Ian-Amcrican highway connecting
LIE Angelic aHd South America.
Mr.. Hucl Osborne left today for
Pedlau1s 70 visit her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Prerdergast.
Mark ". Washburn returned 10 II
Chn'r5 TO-DAY after q business triI
10 Los Angeles.
Or. Philip Hodgkin and B. L.
Lemons baggcd the limit in doves
This morning on brief hunting ex
pcdition n the Nj Signal vicinity.
William Woodward and Jack Shat
fer m5tyred % Calexico today 10
deliver flowers 10 - Bobby Bump.
member Of the border eity's fire de-
uartmtat who recently suffered .
stroke of paralysis. The Flowers
were the gift Of the Fl Centre Vol
uatser Fire department..
Mrs. Perry Burke has brought her
4t.le girls home from Ocean Beach.
where they have been spending tho
-lnmer. Mrs. Burke has Just ra-
tuyncd from Racine, Wis, where she
was called b. the illness Of her
Mothea
Bob Rinkleib, who played foot
taIl Tor two years with champion
sLip teams 0: the Central Union
Junior College, i now playing on
t.. first team Of Texas Tech, al
lubbock, To2as.
J. y. Adams returned recently
from Greg q. Fhe-c he spent hs u.
cation s,eelEead fishing. He was
c.ompaHicd By Mrs. Adams. who
nas been in LaJolia this summer.
NIt. her were her mother, sister
ad niece, Mrs Emma Upshcr. Miss
eaa Upsher and Miss Charlotte
York, 81. Of Oklahoma Cit. who
~ he summer on the coast.
Franz p. Quinlivan and Buster
f-nLa returned the first Of the
ei; after a successful deer hunt
g trip in the San Jacinto noun.
'a.ns. They shot one three point
fj one +our point buck.
Mr. ond Mrs 4. 2. Burke and
p. ard Mr-. Clair Burke have re-
% d 10 II Centre after STAY Of
reral months at various coast
r irts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
'Ekulele Ike
In Odd TangIe

los ANGELES. Sept. %. UP
because Mrs. Cliff Edwards
eetranced wife of "'Ukulele Ike - a5
'-ovie and radio fame. ovidsatlr
holds the family purse strings at
rrcsrnt she was faced today with
Tho problem OF paving alimony u
herself.
At presen. Edwards is suing his
wife for divorce and she las 2 court
oction rcnding over financial set
tlcmcuc.
When Superior Judge Mvrou
Wcstovcr agrned she should have
$3.50 a week temporary alimony. he
learned that she now had custody
# a 100000 community fund aud
decided she was able to pay l,r own
7iimonv
"Ukulclc Il,c' in another loo~'
e-i"n. i~ sccting to securc retur
# the fund on thn grounds that hi
VII violated the conditions uld
,"lich he gave il 20 her.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Charge Fraud In
Proposed Merger

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Sept. =.
'yo,-An amended petition to Cyrus
:. Eaton s injunction suit to block
he Youngstown Sheet and Tube
bethlehem Steel Corporation mer-
7er, was filed in common pleas court
hare today, charging Bethlehem
'~ith fraud.
The petition was filed as taking
f testimony in Eaton 5 original
ut vas nearing a close It cnarg
q Bethlehem was guilty Of such
fraud as 70 render invalid the cor
poration = merger agreement with
Sheet and Tube.
The petition charges specifically
.Aat bethlehem secretly cooperatrd
v..'h Pickands. Mather and Com
ranv Cleveland. in IN effort to ar
Miro Sheet ard Tube shares and
the right to vote them. prior to .
'ercfinr of Sheet and Tube share
'older7 las- rrring when the pro
'"sed merger was ratified.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Coast Stocks At
New Low Levels

LOS ANGELES. Sept. -. Up
Three major issues Oh the Los An
ge.os stock and curb exchange. -
Ia" .eI 20 new all-,ime low le9e.y
.a e hear!sl market tina: broka ell
trading records for receu, months.
ISSUES falling 70 ucw all-iime lows
were: R.cAficid Oh, 4; Rio G-an3e
OIL l2l8, and Claude Neon. 19l !.
eyc-a. other leading stocks or the
board dropped within q few points
q: 'hsir lows established last fall.
Trading was exceedingly heavy in
oils. utilities and industrials. Ba -
<.r the most par. We're steady and
unchanged over yesterdays 5 closing
figures.
Trarsamerica Corporation traded
heavily, falling off steadily rs the
lnarke: progressed. Standard and
Union Oils were caught n the bar
ish trend as were several minor oil
issues which suffered correspond.
ingly.
New York money was at . per
cent
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Screen Director
Caught In Raid

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. u.
U0 - Five night club patrons,
-mong them Wesley Eugclcs, prom
ircur film director, were arrested
ir federal prohibition officers IN 2
lid So aH exclusive film colony
readczyous carly today.
Officers visited three other night
cubs yesterday in a drive on al,
legged tippling in such places, and
continued their activities today.
Reggie, and the others were
booked on possession charges and
released IN $3.50 bail each. They
were arrested in La Bohcine night
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24

gro.p q mea ~ba finally threw
:heir victim from cas rped
~ q sheet. weinberg hailed pass
ing woman mo,as-.t. ana "as taken
10 q hospital.
Police said tber believed tae a.
tack "a- prompted h~ pu,portc.
Comm rrle'5c st.e-aHces ~ Weinberg
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Watch For Vessel
Bringing Radicals

san FRANCISCO. Sept. "a. U.P)
-AgeAcses OF the federal govern
nent were on the outlook here today
Tor d ship believed to be headed for
san Francisco, on which was report.
I'd 70 be a large band Of Commun.
ISIS from the Orient.
Customs and immigration officials
intimated that an attempt would be
made TO smuggle the Communists
into the country. I was claimed thai
the same ST., ha1 large store Of
rarcotics-mostly opium--aboard
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Member OF Film
Colony Missing

Los ANGELES, ~cpt. a. U.p)
Mrs. Marguerite Fox. former see
rotary to Jcannic MacPhcrson, Hol-
lywood sccnarist, was sought by po-
lice today after she was reported
unaccountably absent by her hus-
band.
Two notes found by the husband,
William r. Fox, sound engineer
at a Hollywood studio, hintcd a
possible plan to commit suicide, po-
lice said. One note said She was
tired and would not come back. The
ether gave instructions for caring
for her lG-months-old babr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Dead Flyers Body
Arrives At Home

IRVING, Kansas, Sept. 20. Up
The body of Ruth Alexander, who
was killed at san Diego last Thurs
day while taking OFF IN a fog on a
scheduled one stop flight to New
York. arrived herc at $50 this
morning.
Funeral services, scheduled for
rcst rdar, were postponed by the
Jung woman 5 parents, Mr. and
.irs. y. T. Blancy, after they had
'ca'red there had been unavoidable
delay in tine transportation Of the
Body t. this city Services will be
he'll this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
ARIZONA WANTS HOOVER JR.

TUCSON, Ariz. Sept. y. UP
Herbert Hoover Jr., said to be suf
fcring from tubcrcuar infection,
will be invited to come to Tucson and
rccuperatc. The Iavitation win be
extended to the Presidents son by
the Tucson chapter Of the -. \. V.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Rough Treatment
Given Radical

MIAMI, Fla sept q UP
Iavid Weinberg. q, tailor. was
f.rTcd and fesftercd iast ul2hf h~
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
American
IT Boston

g,3tbi.pion. or 900 000-3 9 c
IDtlDn g.. nOf go 0lx--G 10 q
rf>wdcr ind Hafgrave, Lisenbcc
md Uc,inP.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
CHICAGO GETS MATCH

MERION CRICKET CLUB. ARD.
MORE, Pa, Sept. "a. UP) - The
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
Hospital Claims
Screen Couple

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. %.
IPl-Both Barbara Stanwyck, film
ectress, ard her husband Frank
Fay, well known as an actor and
niger, were confined to the osteo-
pathic hospital here today.
Mss Stanwvck was p2ralyznd be
iow the waist from fall down
.f- during the filming Of n mo-
t.cu picture scene. Her condition
was reported ~ improving.
Ia VS. suffering from appcndi-
it.s.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
BASEBALL RESULTS
National
At Brooklyn

BROOKLYN ......a 2OG 600 00l--3 II !
Philadelphia 30' 020 COX II :
Moss, Phelps aud Dcbcrry, Thur
ston; Milligan and Rcnsa.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24

II. Ramsay, vice president Of the |.
:. G. A. announced today. Dates
will be announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24

tr> lttYrn tas dUycn
.tt. r>~. ~ Nt hYbnays anj
,.,1t,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
LITTLg WOALD SERIES

I>>4sH!,t r1h GD0 0l0--' .
tDs.tstat hbl 900 l0I 3 III
U>r..t at4 Hrfnrs; Dcrrinpcr
la,a sn,fn 4aI flofcncc, Jon
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24
A. Pittsbllrpl

Cinci- nat .............. 0l0 000-l ;
Pittsburgh h......... 30 022-5 Z ]
Carroll ara Couch; French and
lIcmslcF. Game called on account of
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24

J. p. Epp, Shafter. Kern County
his year ncttcd $500 from an acre
or mint.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-24

1881 national amateur championship
match has been awarded TO the
. Beverly Country Club Of Chicago, r
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
WOMAN'S FATE
GIVEN TO JURY
FOR DECISION

Los ANGELES. Aug. %. U.P)
The fate of Mrs Walburga Oy>tcr
reich. charged with the eigh; vem
old murder of her husband, I'red
was given to It jury of six men and
siN women here today.
Two alternate jurors, dismissed Is
soon as the case was submitted de
clarcd they would have voted
against first degree murder YER
diet, possible indication of the
trend of opinion Of the jurors wao
will make the decision.
superior Judge Carlos Hardy
turned the ease over to the jury
after reading brief instructions.
The iurist ordered the jury to dis
regard 1.-THE moral delinquencicS oi
-drs. 0csterreich. - lie told them TO
TIE evidence only a> it re-
lated to her possible part in her hus-
Land : death.
One of the two alternate jurors,
Henry NJ. Bnssett. Venice, declared
that Lc could have voted TOR No
more serious verdict than man
SLAUGHTER. a verdict which already
las resulted in the freeing OF the
Uoman's co-defendant, Otto Naa-
huber. since manslaughter is out
laWcd ia the murder case.
The other alternate, \. NJ. Odcn-
Eeimer. said he would have voted
to acQuit Mrs. Ocstcrreich.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Murder Victim
Is Buried Here

Funeral services were conducted
this morning for Emilio Fonscca,
lIebcr and Imperial rarchcr, who
was murdered at his Heber ranch
last Wednesday afternoon allegedly
~ his partner, Eufanio Perez, at
It. Mary 5 Catholic church. inter
ment was at Evergreen cemetery.
The services were conducted by the
RcY. Felix Shcridon.
Fonseca, badly beaten and uncon-
scious. was found Wednesday in the
ward OF his Hcber ranch, several
hours after the attack had been
made. He died at local hospital
without regainin4 consciousness,
Perez, who has not been seen since
the murder, is believed by authori-
ties to have escaped into Mexico
It Mczicaii before the man was dis
covered. Robbery is said to have
been the motive back Of the killing
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
DAWN PATROL
TO BE SHOWN
At H0LTVILLE

Imperial Valley residen--
lave an opportunity next week 40
see The Dawn Patrol = speetaca-
lar war picture which has caused
so much comment III Los Angeles
and pronounced bv critics to be one
Of the best air films ever produced,
which viii be- presented Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday At the Ar
eadc Airdnms. itsltviIie.
Richard EarthcImc>s has the lead
nc rolI lu the play with such stars
in support as Douglas Fairbanks Jr.,
Neil Hamilton, William Jannev,
Frank McIIueh.
i is another real war picture IN
which realism is the sole motive.
the picture being declared faithful
portrayal ef aetu9l conditions which
many American youths faced -
members 81 Iac5e Sans air forces
in France
John Monk eaaader, wrote the
play and Howard Hawks directed it..
EoItv-siX Of the nation : best stunt
flyers. who remain namclcsS in the
picture. contributed much to its sue
cess, 1iskiug their nccEs daily 70 OBJ
taiu tie pgopcr scenes.
Manager Fred Holmes of the Ar-
cadc AirIome. state, "Tbl Dawn
PATROL is tie best picture te h1s
ve- booked for Ialtvill-.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Fletcher Heads
Tariff Beard

WASHINGTON. Aug. - U.P)-
President Hoover has placed in the
hands OF a veteran diplomat, Henry
z. Fletcher, Il Pennsylvania, tho
task of directing the tariff commits
sion in its revision of the Hawley
Smoot law.
Tie appointment Of Fletcher a,
chairman OF the commission. an
uougccd by President Hoover yes
terdav. was received with favor to-
day by Republican protectjnnists.
1t was not SO well received By those
who have opposed the lish tariff
ideas usually held by congressional
delegations from his state.
The tariff commission assumes
new Importance with its enlarged
powers granted ny the Hawlcy-
Smoot act. President Hoover has
emphasized that he wants it to use
these power to correct any dclcin-
quencics in the act.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
SNAKE DANCE TO
BE OBSERVED BY
ARIZONA INDIANS

HOLTVILLE, Ariz.. Aug. 25. UP
Swift Indian runners. carving
twisting snakes in their hands, came
painting to the sacred kivas OF mcli-
einc men today as they prepared fer
the annual Ho9i Indian snake dance
Sunday to pray for rain.
Hundreds of snakes, buzzing rat
Hers and hostile bull snakes, com
posed a quivering mass awai,iHg To-
morrow's ceremonies when scores Of
hideouslv painted Indians VII
lrance about huge bonfircs wi-i
wriggling reptiles in their mouths
The IIopi Indians viii stage thu
strange ceremony for the first time
II the newly constructed Pueblo,
perched on high mesa. here. Hun
dreds of spectators from an parts
OF the United States are expected to
witness the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
MRS. KENNEDY
CHANGES WILL
TO CUT TEMPLE

Los ANGELES, Aug. -. (U,Rl--
Mrs Minnie A. Kennedy, suffering
slight relapse today after a nasal
operation, aimed another verbal
missile ut her evangelist daughter,
Aimee SCmplc Mcpherson, hv AN
nouncing she had changed her viii
to eliminate intended beqUests lo
AngeluS Temple.
The operation and the will altru-
tion were definitely connected by
Ma Kennedy, who said she would
leave her estate To ",uc:s because
Mrs. Mcpherson allcgcdiy struck
her on the nose and broke it.
Thc relapse was caused 10y see.
oud operation, made necessary hc.
cause the injured member was MOI
"sctting straight, - as Mrs. kcnue
dy explained. 1t caused intense paia
and IA slight fever.
Far removed from her mother Is
room in Brentwood Sauitarium. Mis-.
Mcpherson was cenNalcsciug from
nervous breakdown that at one
stage was SO serious her followers
said they believed she had lost h1r
eycSight. Visitors were denied the
evangelist because of her need for
quiet, Doctors sad.
Mrs Kennedy tejd about her new
will after she had threatened to
make public Il "Serrrt document
louporting to tell the truth about
Tie Mrs. Mcpherson kidnapping case
four years ago, and the affairs o.
Angclus Temple. She admitted.
however, that the document eeua
not tell where Mrs. MCPHERSON was
between the time She disappeared
at the beach in 1926 and re3ppearyt
i'll the desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
MARK ROSE SAYS Fits ONLY
ANOTHER TOOL OF CHANDL ER

LOS ANGELES, Aug. %. (spe-
club charging that "Buron Fits
would listen TO Harry Chandler Just
as Friend Richardson did, on Colo
rado river development policies
Mark Rose, director of the Imperial
irrigation district and one of the
southern California leaders in the
tight for the Boulder Dam project.
has issued statement making %
strong appeal to Republican voters
20 defeat Fits in the TUESDAY pri-
mary aud renominate Governor G..
G.. Young.
Harry Chandler and his asso-
siatrs own 100000 acres of land in
old NcNiro iuSt across the border
and. through the Mexican govern
mont. they are seeking to arrange
q treaty with the United States uu-
Ger which their allotment of the WI
ters OF the Colorado river will be
iucrcascd.' said Rose.
" For each and every Mexican acro
given additional water, an American
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
THE WEATHER

For Los Angeles and Vicinity:
Fair and moderately warm tonigh.
and sunday; probably cloudy or fog
gy near coast in the morning; gentle
shifting winds.
For Southern California: Fair to-
night ana Sunday but high fog III
early morning on coast; normal
temperature; gcnflc to moderate
north and northwest winds off shore.
Fire Weather Forecast Continued
fair but fog at night on coast; ne
change in temperature and humidi-
"; gentle variable winds except
moderate southCrlv at high alti-
tudes; continued high fire hazard in
forests.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
WEEKEND films
OFFER ROMANCE
AND much FUN

! 4 thrilling story of Castilian 70.
manc and advcntm, brings Don Jos,
Moiica, Spanish opera star, to FoN
| Imperial Airdome tonight in Ion,
! Mad Kiss.
I Plots and countcrplots are album
/ dant i'm the story with the hot
! hloudcd Ca>tiljau temperament rid
ing at high pitch. Moiica, who pos
>CSycs splendid tenor voice. is seen
iu the role of a bandit leader with
Iomautic notions of bandits am.
beautiful ladies'
Playing opposite the star is Mona
Jafis. already we'll ON the road to
,tardom since her arrival in this
country from the Argentine to play
iu - Romance of The Rio Grande.
Antonio Moreno, an old taNoritr,
and Tom patiirola are other leading
characters i'm the play.
Tomorrow night William llaineS,
Hutcd for his big city wisc-cracking
Iolrs. enters a new environment rs
. teHdcrfout cowpuuchcr ont TO see
y hat makes the west wild and wool
a.. The story of "Wav out West
f. q roljckiug farce with ilaincS in
role that fits him like "a glove.
Leila HNamS plays opposite him,
while Polly Moran is cast for n
comedy role and gets hy sulcndidjv
even though She is not east with
hcr comradc, Marie Drcsslcr. Fran
cis y. Buslman Jr., cliff Edwards.
Vera Marsh and ether notablcs are
seen in the east.
Fred Niblo directed the picture
and it is full of laughs as Haincs
tries 10 turn himself into a rootin',
tootin', cowboy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

acre must remain dry desert forever.
Chandler and the interests lie
represents have battled the Boulder
dam project and All-Amcrican canal
from the bginning. Having lost the
fight, they are now seeking to sal
wage what they may obtain in bCmc.
its for themselves.
"Chandlcr is supporting Buron
Fits for governor, lust as he sup
ported Friend Richardson twice,
Richardson caused Southern Califor.
mia and The Imperial Valley trcmcnd-
Gus losses. IlC ohcyed Chandler 5
orders and in every possible way
placed obstacles in the path of the
Swing gJohnSou bill.
Buron Fits, Imperial Valley be
licvcs, will prove the same plant
tool in the hands of this enemy of
public ownership and development of
the water and power resources of
She Colorado river as was Richard
son. Both Chandler and Richardson
are vociferous iii Fits support.
Governor Young has given time.
study and cooperation in carrying
10 success the great plan, the dream
Of the entire southwest, for a tre-
mendous empire of agriculture and
power from the BOULDER dam. He
knows the problem has materially
helped in solving it.
Chandler has no sympathy to-
aard our people, ever fearful of the
menace of floods. Governor Young
has the utmost understanding and
sympathy.
"Wc of Imperial Valley believe
that Fits would listen to Harry
Chandler Just us Friend Richardson
did. We believe his election as gov
ernor would menace our future,
menace the future of Boulder Dam. >
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Plan Ceremony
At Boulder Dam

LAS VEGAS, Nev., Aug. %. (U,R)
Ceremonies t. start construction
of the Sl6j. .000,ooo Boulder Dam wa
ter and power project here Ncptcm-
her probably VIII he attended %,
President William Green of the Ann.
crican Federation OF Labor, city Of
ticials learned today.
Green was expected in view Of
the important part labor Will have
in constructing the dam.
Invitations have been sent TO
Senator Hiram johnson and Con
gressmau Phil d. Swing OF Califor-
MIA. authors of the original Boulder
bill; Governor {. G. Young of cali
fornia, Senators Oddie and Pittmau
of Nevada, and Mayor James Rolph
Jr., Of San francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Another Slow
Day In Market

Los ANGELES, Aug. %. U.P
Little trading was done on the Los
Angeles stock and curb exchanges
today and most issues were sligo ,
lower.
Oils were most active with Rio
Grande leading with goa shares
sold. 1t opened at l6 and fell Of. Z.
10 81
Richfield dropped to l. Is fram
- Il with 200 shares ehauaH.
hands. Union Associates lost as.r
ter to 80 Il on sales ot $40.
Transamcrica was SLOW su.
steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
TO ALL VOTERS OF IMPERIAL
COUNTY

wish to rciterate to the voters
my position as an independent can
didate.
] positively have made 10 prom
Uses Of deputyships
] am managing my own campaign
and paying my own campaign eN-
penses.
l hereby make final appeal for
Your support at the primaries next
Tuesday.
GEORGE L. CAMPBELL.
o3t2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Pure lemonade ice cold at PaCl's
Sc glass. Pickwick Stages.

Fruit Packer Dies-IIarrv William
Reider, - ycar Old fruit packer,
died carly tlis morning following
q short illness He is survived 10y
his mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs
DANES Reider Of Whittier. The body,
which is being held at Lemons fun
oral parlor, viii be shipped 20 that
city tonight The deceased had been
4 resident here emily q short time
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Noted Actor Is
Seriously Ill

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. %, W.D -
Lon Chaney, famous screen star, is
critically i'll physicians. treating
anomia admitted today.
"Mr. Chaney's condition is SER
ious," an official bulletin from st.
Nincent's hospital said. "Howcver,
he seems 10 be holding his own
right now and wc hope for improve
ment."
Chaney's health na, been poor fol
several months.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
License TO Wed Issued Miss +
Electric lawn mower sharpening.
Phone 252. DR.. Fix-1t Snop. ST.
First Decree Granted

First Decree Granted - Vivian
June Singleton suing for divorce
and custody Of their child from
Verne Steven Shiuglctou. was
granted an intcrlocutory decree and
custody of the child ny the super
ior court yesterday. She charged eN-
tremc cruelty. The Judgment also
ordered Shinglcton wha did not
contest thc action, to contribute the
sum of $50 per month toward their
support.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Items OF News
About The Town

Mr.. and Mrs. :. o. Lingo of this
city are registered at the Hotel
Pennsylvania in New York, accord
my to cards received by friends
here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert Lowdcrmilk
left today to spend the weekend at
San Diego Miss Hazel Bartschcror
who has been their guest for some
time, is returning to her home in Los
Angeles, travelling as far as san
Diego with the Lowdermilks.
Il. +. Lemons returned last night
from several week : visit to the
northwest. with the same old valley
saying-"'G Glad to be home
Grcgon has 2S7 oranges, gaining
3" during tn" pas. year. 1hr mem
hrrship is l9@S7.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Veteran Sports
Editor Expires

BROOKLYN. \. y. Aug. -. UP
Abe Wager, sports oditor Of the
brooklyn Eagle and dean of Now
) ork baseball writer's, died at his
home here last night
Wager was born ON july l3. 1870.
He went TO work as q cub "n the
Brooklyn Eagle an the age ~ - and
became sport, editor IN 1ss6. lie