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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FILING OF UNPAID
ASSESSMENT LIST AND THE
TIME FIXED FOR HEARING

Notice is hereby gwen that on the
2oth day Of Marcel, 1880, Philip ".
Knights. Street Superintendent Of
the City Of FL Centre. California.
tiled with the undersigned CITY
Clerk, complete list Of all asse,~-
menrs unpaid on account Of the WORK
performed an Improvement made
On that certain portion Of Broad
way described in Resolution ef IN
tcntion 40. 33j passed and adopted
by the city Council Of the CIV Of
Ii Centre on the 9th day Of March.
7929) under and pursuant 10 the
provisions Of the Improvement
Act Of 1911" and to said Rcsolu-
tion Of Intention numbered 30 and
ether resolutions. notices and pro-
ceedings Of said city Council adopt
ed and taken under said act, refer
cucc TO saId Resolution Of Intention
80. so being hereby expressly made
for further particulars and FOR a
description Of the work and the dis
trict therein mentioned, which Res
olUtion Of Intention and the assess
meHt issued by the street Nuperin-
'cudcnt contained declaration sub
s'antially in the following form:
"Notice is hereby given that serial
bonds 10 represent unpaid asscss-
ments and bear interest At the rate
Of seven percent per annum VIII he
issued hereunder in the manner pro-
vided in the Improvement Bond
Act of 191j' the last instalmcut
II which bonds shall mature four
teen years from the md day Of July
next succeeding ten months from
their date
Notice is hereby given that We'd
nesday the 2nd day Of April, 1890,
at the hour Of 1880 D 'clock + VI.
Of said day is the time fixed By the
undersigned City Clerk when per-
sons interested Gncluding the own
C's Of property assessed, the con
tractor or his assigns may appear
before the City Council Of said City
At its council chamber in the City
Hall sf said City, and show cause
why bonds should not be issued upon
the security Of the unpaid assess
ncnts shown on said list.
Dated this goth day Of March, 1880
j. G. NEAL
City CLERK Of the City Of FL Centre
California. PIT
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Sea Picture at
Theatre Sunday

The ship From Shanghai.' said
to be the first talking picture film.
ed at sea, is presented by Mean al
Fox Imperial theatre as the SUNDAY
night offering.
Conrad NagcI. first of the screen
stars to shine in the talkicS, i seen
IN the leading role with q strong
supporting cast that includes Nav
Johnson. Carmel Myers. Holmes Her
bert. Louis Wolheim and Ivan Linow.
Wolheim is seen in the role Of Il
beStial sea hand, who fomcuts mutt
ny aboard a private Yacht among Il
crew shipped in Shanghai and con-
tanning the drcgs OF that port.
Aboard the Yacht millionaire and
fis society friends become the prey
of the maddened seamen and III T.
elemental characteristic of each j.
viyidly portrayed III the story's un-
folding.
\ terrific storm at sea forms one
OF the high spots Of AN eXccptionaIlv
dramatic story and makes one won
der how the scenes could be taken
without great loss Of life among the
actors.
''The Girl Said No, > the r7llick.
ing farce with William Haines in
the leading role, and with Marie
Dressler and Polly Moran ably sup
porting him in comedy parts, was
enjoyed by two large audiences last
night and will be repeated tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

Hooker left today for San Diego
where they will spend the weekend
Denver Woffard, formerly of Full
lerton who is now on his way to
make his home in oklahoma, is Wis
iting today with f. j. Skipper and
family, 566 Brighton.
Mrs. Winifred MacIvor and
daughter, Kathleen, will spend the
week end with Mrs. MacIvor ;,
mother, Mrs. G. G. Hicks, at he,
mountain home.
w. Il. Cubbons and Stewart Rip
ner, of Santa Ana, are visiting this
weekend with Cubbons' daughter
Miss Margaret Cubbons of Ell Cen
tro.
W. W. Wheatley will spend tn,
weekend in San Diego with bust
ness associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen left
today for San Bernardino where
they will visit Aliens mother.
Miss Dorothy Coyle will visit hen
parents at Oceanside this weekend
Il. H. Cary returned last night
from a business trip to san Diego
George Anderson, former resi-
dent of the valley, who is now liv
ing in os Angeles, was in Ell Cen
tro on business yesterday.
W. w. Morrison of the Reach
Wright and Ditson company. was
in Ell C2ntro yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Z. McManus and hel
daughter, Anna, will leave TO-DAY
for San Diego for the celebration
of Mrs McManus' sons birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Ferris Will fol
low tomorrow to attend he dinner
DIR. Louis Hilderbrand left yestcr
day for brief visit to Los Angeles
The Misses Mary Kate and Jean
Stewart will spend the weekend in
San Diego.
Mrs. II. V. Gray, of Imperial, lef:
today for Los Angeles, where she
will spend several days visiting
friends.
Mrs. 4. c. Johnston returned last
night from Los Angeles.
NJ. Z. Stewart will spend the week
end in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kenyon have
returned from recent visit to San
Diego.
Ernest Utley is planning to at
tend the Aqua Caliente Handicap
tomorrow.
Mrs. Lillian Elkins of the High
line school and George Harlan of
Jasper were visitors at the county
superintendent office this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Giles, Har-
oldine Giles and b. +. Puckett, all of
san Diego. are spending the week
end with the Misses Margaret and
Mildred Giles.
Miss Helen Mack, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J. Mack, who is on
a tour with the Fanchon X Marco
dancers, is playing this week in
Seattle according to word received
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Items OF News
About TheToWn

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. \. Robertson, of
Los Angeles. who have been visit
ing Mt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Merle +. Crandall, have decided to
make FL Centre their home. Robert
son will be connected with PIGGY
Wigglv.
Mis-. \. N. Garcia and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. :. Redondo, of Yuma, will
spend the week end with y. Garcia,
Isl olive.
Clark Butler is spending a few
days in Phoenix on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis will visit
during the week end with Mrs.
Davis mother in san Bernardino.
II. \. Conger, city clerk of I'M
rerial visited the local chamber of
commerce Yesterday.
Miss Edvthe GraSsmueck left last
night for san Diego to spend the
week end with her brother, w. C.
Grassmucck who has Just returned
from Cleveland on Il visit to their
mother.
Mrs. H. \. Richart left last night
for La Mesa where the Richarts
viii make their home as soon as
the present school term is finished
when Mr.. Richart will follow her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hetzcl and
daughter, Virginia, and Gena Bib
bins, left Friday for Los Angeles
where they VIII spend the week end
and meet Victor Hetzcl, who will
visit with his parents during spring
vacation. Victor is a student of
Stanford university.
Mrs II. y. Albright and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Albright, will spend
the week end in Los Angeles.
Alonzo Poole has rccuperated suf.
ficiontly from a recent operation to
be able to return 70 his home from
the FL Centre hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. Forrest T. Kutz anG
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen p. Nuffer are
among the many Fl Centrans plan
mng to attend the Aqua Caliente
handicap tomorrow.
Mrs. katherine Sullivan and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray c. Roberts are plan
ming to leave the valley tonight to
attend the races tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Hammond of
Riverside have been the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Cos
tello. Mr.. Hammond returned to
Riverside this morning, but Mrs.
Hammond plans to remain in Fl
'entro for a week 5 visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 0. Lingo return
Il last night from a week Of bust
ness in Los Angeles.
George Hooker and Miss Anne
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Berman Relates
How He Bribed
Continued from Page l

progress. l kept giving him money
and some liquor. Finally he said
Gridcr would agree to vote for an
acquttal in the ease for everyone
but that he wanted it handled in Il
peculiar way. He had a house that
he would sell to me at 123% South
Wilmer, Krausc told me.
"ITc said he wanted $4,000 and |
told Krausc to try to get him to sell
the house cheaper. He went to Gridcr
again and hcasaid, NO, that is the
price He says. You can take it
or leave it | said Alright, do that
and gave him $1,000 to give to Grid
cr as Il deposit.
''The rest of the $4,000 was
placed in cscIow.'
After fixing Gridcr,' Bcnnct
told the grand jurors, 81 gave
hrausc $1,000 for his part in the
deal. with the understanding that
he was to get $4,000 more, aside
from his expense money and any
liquor | gave him. | finally paid
over to Krause this last sum after
the trial"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
PLAN CAMPAIGN
FOR INCREASING
Use OF BUTTER

B. J. Outer. southern representa-.
tive of the California Dairy council
met yesterday afternoon with a
group of dairymen and creamery
heads for the purpose of organizing
a county campaign for the increased
consumption of butter and t h T
dairy products, this being part of a
nationwide project of the National
Dairy council and which is sponsored
in this state by the California Dairy
council.
Imperial county consumed less but
ter substitutes in 1929 than any 9th
or county in the state and the rep
resentatives at the meeting felt that
the goal for the year should be loo
per cent consumption of butter.
After discussion as to ways and
means of inaugurating the campaign,
1t was decided t h a those present
should constitute a committee to get
in touch with all chambers of Com
meree, editors of newspapers and
merchants of the valley in order to
obtain their opinions and assistance
in mapping ont program.
The committee will meet again on
April 4 in the Farm Bureau office
and reports will be given at this
time. Those present at Yesterdays
meeting in the court house were Eu-
gene Lott and H. c. Swink Of the
Milk Producers: Paul Race of the
Cia Industrial Jabonera del Pacifico;
Earl Northrup, and H. G. Farnsworth
of the Farm Bureau Dairy division;
George Winwright. assistant farm ad-
visor; Jack Polzine of the Golden
State Mix Products and J. MacDon
aid, market milk inspector.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Kiwanians Enjoy
Frolic Program

Basing their program on the dance
marathon now being held in Calexico,
members of the Kiwanis club had a
wonderful time yesterday noon, 4
meeting full Of fun and iollity which
will be remembered for some time to
come. Each member was given a
"big hand - when he arose to do his
stunt or speak his piece and the
entire program was carried out Just
as is being done down near the bor
der.
Miss Flo Seis rendered several Sc
lections on the piano while the. other
musical numbers consisted of saXo-
phone solos by r. Simmons.
W. J. Meagher of the Valley Tent
and Awning company. gave a resume
of his lifc's history for his fellow
members while Charles Jenny gave a
most interesting talk on the Fl Cen
tro Business college and the place
that institution holds in the educa-
tional life of the city.
The census was discussed m o 5 t
thoroughly by W. L. Apple, w h 0
started in at the very beginning and
reviewed the history of census taking
from earliest times.
". J. Reid injected a seasoning
of seriousness into the meeting when
he spoke Of Kiwanis and what their
club should mean to individual men,
bers.
John Robertson read piece of
poetry on "Goats' compiled by lis
father-in-law. l. r. Lovejoy, which
was enthusiastically received by the
members present.
One feature of the program was
that il was confined entirely to men,
bers Of the club, there being no spe-
cial speaker for the occasion nor any
set or determined series of speeches.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Man Known Here
Dies In Crash

Harry Abel, -. Pueblo, Colorado
capitalist, and well known to many
valley residents and those here tenn
porarily for the lettuce season, was
Instantly killed Yesterday when his
airplane crashed while he was flying
10 Sugar City with II. Ray Findlay-
son, also of Pueblo. The latter was
also killed.
Trouble developed in the gas line
as the plane circled over an airport
at Sugar City. The ship crashed to
the ground and burst into flames,
preventing any attempt being made
to rescue the victims.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Firemen's Work
Saves Sick Girl

Los ANGELES. Mar. 22.-U.P)-
Fircmen who worked with an in
halator for Isl continuous hours TO
save the life of Ruth Hurlburt, 6,
today believed their efforts had
ended successfully.
The girls physician permitted the
men to rest from their work last
night when he considered she was
out of danger. The child was near
death from pneumonia.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

VIZ of the NHH of section II
TICS, RIPE, S.B.M., Imperial coun
ty, containing about 100 acres at
a yearly rental of $4,000.
Judge Finney granted an intcrlo
cutory decree of divorce to Rita
Copeland from Harry Copeland on
the grounds of extreme cruelty.
Gilbert G. Coblcigh presented q
petition to superior court asking
that the will of C. NJ. Cobleigh be
admitted to probate.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Dick Moline, 42, of Som
crton. Arizona, and Laura Moran
-, of Yuma, Arizona.
Ray Edgar has been appointed ap-
praiscr of the estate of Joseph Tres
hil, deceased, by order of Judge
Thompson.
An answer has been filed by \. F.
Brown and j. w. Ashurst to the
complaint of George and Alta
Brown, denying the allegations
made by the plaintiffs.
y statement of the financial con
dition of the New York Casualty
company was filed in the office of
the county clerk this morning.
An order signed by Judge Thomp.
son DEGREES that clyde r. Burr, re.
cciver of and for the First National
Bank of CaleXico, is authorized to
accept from Anna Nelson, deeds Ia
following property; to IT, $50, tbs,
Rl$E and TICS, RIPE, S.B.M., I'M
pcrial county; and to NSS.2S acres of
the El36.s2 acres of tract l02. Town
ships Is and l6S, RIPE. S.B.M. I'm
pcrial county. Authoritity was also
given to sell these properties.
Complaint has been filed by F. l..
Stevens versus the Reynolds Furn-
iture company for the collection of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Wooda Blesy scro01 OF Dancing
723 Orange. Phone 733-W.
ad v
Charter Dav Broadcast

Charter Day Broadcast = Local
alumni Of the University Of Califor-
mia are anticipating the Charter
Day broadcast on Monday evening
when, from the alumnae banquet
held at the Hotel Oakland, greet
ings will be sent over the air to
alumni living in Imperial Valley.
Notice of this broadcast was sent
by Robert Sibley, executive mana
ger of the alumni association, to DR..
Il. {. ClemoHs of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

two notes: one dated May 10, 1928,
for $50, another of the same date
for So.
Il. f. and Lcvar White filed their
demurrer to the cross-complaint of
Krctz Brothers, alleging that it does
not appear from said cross com
plaint that the cross defendant Lee
var White was in any wise rcspon-
siblc for the collision referred to in
tho dncumCnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Dr.. A. B. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv

Pupils of Mrs. Marie Jenkins will
give half hour program over KNO
from 5 to $50. Bertha Carfcman
and Dorothy Eastin. accompanied
by Martha Jenkins. will give violin
solos. Martha jenkins will play
piano numbers and Fred Heald, at.
companied by Mrs. Elmer Head.
will give cornet solos. 22t33
Academy CO ISasic - Piano. Pipe
Organ composition. Elmer A. Todd.
director, and Estelle Kathryn Lii.
lngston and Elizabeth West, asso-
clate teachers. Stf
Permanent wave season is here.
Phone 227, Newkirk Beauty Shop.
22tt
DR.. Harry hooper, Dentist. 10
North 9th st. Phone 2s2. adv
Natural Permanen: Wave $1,000.
Parisienne Beauty Shoy. SIS Main.
Fhone fo5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Woman Robbed-Mrs. Ruth Mu

Woman Robbed-Nrs. Ruth Nun
raw. 52s Olive avenue, reported to
the Calexico police early this morn
ing that she had been held up and
robbed by two men in new Model
A Ford coupe at late hour last
night. The ioldup occurred at the
corner east of IIrher on the Calexico
highway. The robbers made off with
4 leather folder with her name stem
ciled on it. containing some papers
and $50 in cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
KafOrd Leaves
For Pasadena

Lawrence Kaford, for the past
two years in charge of Goodrich
Tire company sales in this district,
left this afternoon to assume his
new position as manager of the
Pasadena district for the same com
pany.
Kaford, who made many friends
during his stay here, is succeeded by
Phil NJ Harvey, who comes here
from Portland, Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Police Court POSTPONED

ing to the absence of Judge Perkins
from the city this morning, the reg
ular session Of police court was
postponed until later this afternoon
But three eases were awaiting the
Judge when news was received that
he could not be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

EVANGELIST J. c. HAFLEY
Are being conducted at Church
of the Nazarene, corner of 9Th
and Brighton. Evangelist j. G.
Hapley Of Oklahoma Is the
speaker for the occasion, ana
comes to us highly recommended
as a Bible preacher and soul
winner.
Splendid interest has been
manifested from the first serv-
ice on Sunday morning OF
March Is.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services when
are to continue until the 3oth'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

Dairymen at Pueblo, Colo, are
fighting butter substitutes and To-
cal groeers sell butter only and the
l..cal press hollers for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

An order signed by Judge Thomp-
son authorized Linnie l.. Thing, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Frank
I. Thing. deceased, to lease the II Z.
Of the NWit of section Il, and t.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

Judge Thompson signed an order
approving the first and final ac-
count and report of, 7. c. Johnson,
administrator of the estate of Hat
tie johnson, deceased. The estate
consists of a half interest in the
NEn. of the SDA and the NJ of
the NWHt of the SEii of section
50, tbs, RICE, S,B.M., Imperial
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Fresh Buttereu popcorn at Paul's
Stages Depot. adv

Attend Scout Meeting - w. f.
Robson. Scout executive, accom-
Panied II. I. Sallev and Elmer See,
Scout leaders. is attending the an
nual meeting of Scout officials held
this weekend in Pasadena, at which
time James f. West, national execu-
tive, will speak.
Gull Grapefruit In large burlap
sacks. l. V. Grapefruit Growers,
Brighton, near 4th. adv
Permanent Wave $3.50. Ruth's
Marcel Shop, 4th and Wensley. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

A disclaimer was filed in superior
court yesterday by Harold ID. and
George w. Paulin, co-defendants
with w. s. Phelps, ct al, in the ae-
tion brought by +. s. Lack. This
document diselaims any right, title
or claim to any estate or inheri-
tance or freehold or any interest
whatever in the lands and premises
described in the complaint, namely,
lot ). in block l20 of the city of
Brawley. Earl c. Pound, another
defendant in this case, filed a SIM
liar disclaimer, alleging that has not
any interest or estate whatever in
the real property described in the
plaintiffs complaint.
The appointments of A. b. Palmer
and b. b. Beaver as deputy shcriffs,
were filed in the county clerks
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

Complaint has been filed by F. l..
Stevens versus the Reynolds Furn-
iture company for the collection of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22
Doings About
Court House

Il. G.. Brown, named as the exc
cutor of the last will of Mary d.
Brown, deceased, pctitioned the
court to appoint L. Z. Holden to
that office.
A Judgment signod by Judgc Fin
nev was to the effect that II. I.
Jones should pay Adolph Lopez, Il
minor, $543.50 for injuries sustained
when the latter was run over by
Jones' automobile. The accident oc-
Cured about four miles south of
Meloland on the evening of March
9, 1880. when the boy, years old,
ran in front of the approaching car
from behind parked car. The boy S
guardian had filed complaint yes
tordav morning asking for damages
70 the amount of $500, but the mat
ter was compromised to the amount
stated above in the Judgment.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-22

DR.. Harry hooper, Dentist. llO
North 9th st. Phone $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-08
One INJURED in
TWO ACCIDENTS
OVER WEEKEND

TWO automobile accident. one
last night and one cary ,..is n.8rn-
ing. resulted in the injury Of one
person.
A man believed 10 be F. J. Tucker
was taken to the hospital after AN
accident at $40 this morning
about two miles west Of DlXie]and
and the San Diego highway. Tue
ker was driving one car and Arthur
Hciferman was driving another.
Riding with Hcffcrman was his
brother, John The car driven by
Arthur Hefferman tried TO pass
that of Tucker, striking it or the
side and knocking it from the road.
fuckers car turned over. He was
taken to the hospital in an uncon-
sciouS condition, although his con-
Gition is not believed to be serious.
George Campbell investigated the
accident for the SheriffS office
NJ. A. Wilson escaped INJURY yes
torday when his car overturned on
the Holtville highway one mile
this side Of Seal Heights. Wilson
told state traffic officers that he
went TO sleep while driving. and
that his car ran off the road.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-08
BANDIT REFUSES
SMALL AMOUNTS
OF HIS VICTIMS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. s. U.P)-A
bandit who disdaincd small change
made his appearance here last
night, holding up two parties within
IS minutes and receiving nothing tor
his efforts.
The man halted Mr.. and Mrs. j.
4. Mcguire near their home and told
Mcguire to shell out Mcguire
produced SO in change
rs that all you've got?' inquired
the bandit
That's all
Keep it, then, and don't move
from this spot for five minutes
A short time later the same poked
gun in the ribs Of Albert Won
Deroleinger, a neWspapernan, as he
sat in an automobile with woman
companion.
Won Deroleinger could locate only
81 cents in his pockets, much TO his
embarrassment. The bandit, re-
turning the change, glanced in his
victims wallet, and as he noted
three police badges, remarked:
IF you say anything about this
in your paper just mention the fact
that I've been out Of work for weeks
and have a wife and three children
to support. So long
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-08
CLAIMS HONEST
ERROR IN CARS
CAUSED ARREST

H E Zavala got his automobiles
mixed with the result that he took
one which did not belong to him, ac-
coTding to the story he told officers
today while he was in the county
jail awaiting filing Of charge OF
grand theft against him
Zavala was arrested by Imperial
police Yesterday, driving 1923
model Dodge touring car Shortly
after his arrest, J. r. Hillard of CAL
eXico reported to the police that his
car had been stolen. The car driven
by zavala fitted the description sent
cut by the sheriff's office.
Zavala said today that he ana h.a
brother. Charles zsvala, were II
MeXical, drinking heavily, when
they ran out of money Charles
turned the key TO his car over to
his brother and told him to drive
home and get some money. The car
was just down the street. he said.
1t was a 1922 model Dodge touring
car, which looks considerably like
the 1923 models.
So Zavala proceeded merrily down
the street, got into the wrong car
and drove off. At least that is his
story. and he shows every indication
Of sticking to it. He said this morn
ing that he did not even remember
having been in Imperial. He attrl-
butcd this to the effect Of the fiery
liquid he had irbibed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-08
ROUSER NAMED
AS new LEADER
OF FARM BUREAU

j. c. Rouser of FL Centre Will head
the Imperial County Farm Bureau
Tor the coming year IS result OF
the election hello saturday afternoon
when the farm bureau directors
gathered at the court house for their
annual meeting.
S. =. Robinson. incumbent, was
urged to accept the presidency tor
another year, receiving quite an
ovation from thc directors. who paid
him a high tribute as to his ability
as president. Robinson, however,
remarking that he felt it wise to
make change, refused the honor
Those who will serve with Rouser
are J. L. Dubois, vice president; S
<. Robinson, state delegate, and C.
c. Halliday attorney.
Directors at large who were elect
cd Saturday are A. O. Dolson. S. f.
Robinson of Imperial, Joe Enz, c. G
halliday, c. F. Kamm of Holtville
r. Z. Gonder, w. A. McFadden OF
BraWley, N. w. Hindle, Vernon Rood
and Leo Watts of Calexico, c. O
Hoober Of Calipatria, and Judge A.
c. Finncy, and H. c. Swink Of FL
Centro.
The remainder of Saturdays buSl-
ness was devoted to routine busl-
ness.