davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
.GRoF ZAMOYsKI VYBUDUJE
v sTAREJ LUBoVNI KASTIEI

Pol'sky gr6f. ktoremu patris
k1pele vo Vysnych Rnzbachoch
rozhodol sa, ze da vybudovat' v
Starej Lubovni kastiep "a 5 mi
lionov Kcs. So stavbou zacne sa
pravdepodobne uz ma jar. Polsky
grof Jan Zamoyski. ktory je pri.
bunny spanielskeho kraPa Alton
"a XIII, chce zmodernizovat' a!
kupele vo V. Ruzbachoch nakla.
dom 10 milionov Kcs. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
NAHROBNE POMNfKY KUKU
CINOVI A HURBANOVI.

Architekt 'Dusan Jurkovic Wy
pracoval ma podnet slovenskeho
krajinskeho vyboru navrh ma ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
HosPODARSKA SKoLA
v NITRE.

LacIatkom mesiaca marca t. L.
zacne sa v Nitreb so staybou no.
vel modernej hosnodarskej sko-
ly. Ma stavbe skoly bude zame,st-
nanych mnoho robotnikov, ktor1
teraz sn bez zamestnania, takzc
znacne klesne pocct nezamestna-
nJch, ktory je y Nitre skutocne
yel'ky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27

sli neho sa uz nestarali. Lu-
kac boil az ma druhy den najdeny
a s omrznutymi nohami Dol do
praveny do levocskej nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
so ZASADNUTIA KRAJINSKE
HO VYBORU.

Krajinsky vybor zasedal ). feb
rudra pod predsednictvom krajin-
sktho prezidenta J. Orszagha.
,Predseda oznamuje svoje vyme-
novanie "a krajinsktho preziden-
ia a stieasne al vymenovanie kra-
jinskych viceprezidentov DIR. jana
Jesenskeho a DIR. jana .Sekaca S
platnost'ou od /. januara t. 7. No.
vovymenovane prezldium krajin-
skej spravy V meme krajinskeho
vyboru pozdravil DIR. Kallay.
Krajinsky prezident referoval Q
porade, konanej V tychto dnoch u
minist stcrskeho predsedu Udrzala
V Prahc, kde boly podrobne pre-
brat6 vsetky prostriedky, allo ce-
lit nezamestnanosti, najma pra-
cami investicnymi, IA ktorych
musi brat ucast' al zemska spra-
va. V tejto veci bude vypracova-
ny podrobny program, najma v
slvise s novou krajinskou investi-
cnou pozickou. V obsirnej debate
boly dotknutG vsetky sem VT "a
hujuce sa prace tax V obore sa-
mospravnom ako al Statnom. O.
kruhle budc treba este asi 30 mi
lionov Kcs dlhodobcj p6zicky len
ma zaokrytic prac zacatTch. Gel
kom spada sem asi IL milionov 0,
krcm prac d'alSich, mellora,
ciach atd'., tak%e by tn iSlo asi 0
so mil, ktorymi by bola krajina
angazovana invcstitnych pra-
each proti nezamestnanosti.) Tym
by bola illoha krajiny dnesnej
hospodarskej tiesni hodne spine
ma. Okamzite sa schval'uje navrh
pre- zemske zastupitelstvo na 20
mil. KCs pozicky Il Zemsl1ej ban
ky. Pr1slusne oddelenie kraJin-
skeho 1radu V spolupraci S korre-
ferentami krajinsktho vLboru Gin
skor vypracuju podrobn6 navrhy
predmetnych pracach, ktore bu-
d1 urychlene predlozene krajin-
skemu zastupitePtvu na schvale-
ME.
Vybor schvalil definitivne ma
vrh krajinskeho rozpoctu ma rok
1881.
Vo veci Regionalneho istavu
bude meritorna rozprava, >ked' je-
no akcny vIbor obrati sa na w
Dor krajinsky s konkretnym Ma
vrhom.
Ma rok 1881 schvalil vybor roz.
pocty tychto okresov:
Prievidza, Trencin, Krupina,
Brezno, Cadca, Bratislava, So,
brance, Zilina, Kremnica, Puchov.
Okresy Prievidza, Sobrance.
Kremnica a Puchov dostaly i pr1-
spevky 70 sanacneho fondu.
Ma miesta sekundarnych rka.
rov pri kraj. nemocniciach V Tren
cine, Levoci, Leviciach Nov
Zamkoch vymenovanl boil DIR
Rjachin, DIR. Alsmoun, CIR. Smol.
sky a DIR. Wagner. la veduceho
ustavneho lekara v kraj. nemoc.
nici V Turc. Sv. MARITIME DIR. Tro.
kan.
V obore cestarskom rozhodnu.
te bolo 0 stavbach., pot'azne pre-
stavbach krajinskych ciest, Q O.
praye stavIbe, mostov, pot 'azne
ich kolaudacie, o dodavkach ka
meniny. D stavebnom dozore a {
udeleni lraiinskei podpory pre
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)
PASTIERSKY LIST SLoVEN-
sKYCH BIsKUPov o PRIV
NOVYCH sLAVNOsTIACH.

Asi tri roxy bude sa oslavo
vat jedineena pamiatka postave
MIA prveho chramu V Cesko-Slo
venskej Republike. Nehluene, all
usilovne prfpravy su plnom pru
de. Vel l'kemu sviatku musi pred
chadzat' dokladna prlprava. Ma
rod ma prezit' dni jubilea nala
de povznesenej a srdcia Slova-
kov maju zahoriet' novou laskou
k otcine i k Were svojich kre-
st 'anskych predkov. Tymto Gle.
Tom vydal slovensky biskupsky
sbor spolocny pastiersky list, kto,
rym I'VE ma oslavu vel'keho a ra-
dostn6ho jubilea, ocenuje jeho ma
rodny a nabozensky vyznam g
spolu poucuje, ako sa nan pripra-
Wit a ucinit' no pamatnym.
V prvej casti svojho spolocneho
ohlasu vyzdvihuju slovenskl bi-
skupi narodny vyznam kostola na
nitrianskom hrade. Tento kostol,
postaveny kiezat'om PrivinOm
pred 100 rokmi, HASA nam ce
lGmu svetu. ze 70 Slovanov sever
nych prijali krest 'anstvo najprv
nasi predkovia Slovaci tym vsttl
pill do kultdrnej jednoty zapado-
europskej.
Czemie dnesneho Slovenska bo-
10 cast 'ou Vel'komoravskej rise,
ltora je prvIm najstarslm IL
tvarom nasej statnosti. Slovensko
malo svoje lnieza, ktorG sldlilo V
starobylej Nitrc. Zapadnj Europa
bola uz vtedy krest'anska. Ak by
sa Slovania rise NePkomoravskej
neboli prisposobili novym pome-
rom na zapade, neboli by usli
smutnemu oSudu narodov, ktore
nechcely prijat' ucenie Kristovo.
Duchu DOLBY dobre rozumel nj
triansky knieza Privina. Svoje
kniezatstvo SNAIL sa ucinit' kre-
st'anskym. Poznal, re krest 'anska
viera zosr sracht1 jeho narod nielen
vnutorne, ale zaisti mu al d'alSiu
budiicnost'.
Krest' 'ansk1 misionari, ktori pri-
sli sem 70 zapadu, nasli Priyi-
novi svojho podporovatcl a. Ich
praca postupovala tax zdarne, re
uz okolo roku $50 mohol Privina
ma svojom kniezatskom hrade V
Nitre vystavit' kostol. Z niekdaj-
Sci naSeJ samostatnosti a narod-
nej slavy zostal nam tento ko-
stol, ako pamiatka, ktora HASA
celemu svetu, re Slovaci polozili
zaklad svojej narodnej kultury
uz pred 100 rokmi, predstihnuv-
81 tym inc susedne narody. Ma
tento chram, ktory 81 zaslIzi, ably
jeho pamiatka bola V narode u
znana, uctena a zachovana, hla-
dime ako ma drahocenny narodny
polzlad a prve ohnisko nasej sta
rodavnej kult1ry.
Treba nam duchovneho obnove-
MIA najma V case, ked' narody.
zmietane velkou dusevnou a te-
lesnou biedou, vystavene ST vel'-
kemu nebezpecenstvu novoveke-
no pohanstva, ktoreho napor maj"
ma Cd vychodu ie vsade citel'ny.
Postavenie prvehe krest'anskeho
chramu bolo znamenim ynntorne-
no obnovenia naroda, toto zried-
kave jubileum' ma sa slavit'>v INA
menl podobneho ducnovneho OBJ
novenia.
Mech ia slava, ktora cez tol Ike
storocia ,,lezala v toni zakryta", :,
znova sa rozziari mad Nitrou, mad
Tatrami, mad Slovenskom, mad ce-
lou nasou vlast'ou. -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

The wording OF the Legislative
enactment regarding the good
roads bond Issue may have to
be interpreted BY the supreme
court to determine whether 1t
means a scent Sax on gasoline
or an additional 5-cent tax.
A lot az opposition to the meas
ure has grown OUT OF the Inter-
probation that tbs measure means
a Io-cent tax on gasoline. The
attorney general Of the state was
called upon to interpret the mat
ter. He says:
The question whether the tax
levied by house bin $50 imposes
q tax Of 5 cents per gallon on
gasoline Ia addition 70 the pres
ent tax in the same amount Is
one which. Of course. only the
supreme court can definitely set
'la Ia constituting 4 statute. she
rule is that the court viii ascere
tain. # possible the intent Of
inc legislature shat enacted the
statute and c0nstrue the same Ia
conformity with such intent. II
does not seem possible that any
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11
AL AGREED
WCuRB Oil
IMPORTATION

Standard Of 1ndiana. which haa
bcen holding ont against the ~.
ssriction Of crude imports. has
agreed 20 reduce SIS imports,
along with standard o. New
Jersey. Dutch shell and Others.
Ii Is Indicated that New Jer-
sey win cut from 10000 20 aB,-
900 barrels = day o. imports,
Gulf win cut Is per cent and
Shell viii reduce imports o. gas
oiine so per cent.
Indiana ; has not announced
what cut Il wal make but VIII
curtan imports for 30 days. with
adjustment az the end Of that
time 90 requirements.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

t~e#s4@aea kxn@ RN8e &A4f
iasO MinA il i nos nAesy ina
this work sin Be done nntil next
year
The purchase Of the Minol
company follows q bitter gas
war which has been waged ID
the city for the past several
months The aueutson 81 grant
ing a Franchise "a the Montana
Dakota Power company to sup
ply the eig with natural Gas was
declared beaten BY q majority
of s Of one vote ia an election
January e.
The decision came after a
canvassing board started inves-
tigation Of the election which
had at first count given the nat
ural gas franchise victory b. =
majority OF 2 votes. The ean-
wasting board GOT into fractions
IN the tabaIahon Or the returns
when II found fhat in some pre-
cinets there we're q few more
ballots in the box than there
were names Of persons listed as
having voted
In these particular precincts
the board BY divided vote. took
the excess Of votes and divided
the total Of such into major and
lesser fractions, subtracting the
major amount from the side re-
eeiving the largest total there
and the lesser amount from the
side receiving the smallest total.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

Northwest eleIiarene eaurn
is Fastening work On SIS new
refinery al coutts The eomHanx
has ahoug half of lee huilaiH w
completed and has finished nine
81 the IS storage tanks whieh
are 70 be constructed. The plAnt
Is scheduled 70 be in operation
BY May 4
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11
CONRAD cry
INCREASES OUTPUT
TO 800 B

Conrad Refining company win
increase it's capacity from see
70 1900 barrels Inside Of the
next few weeks, according 20 Of
flcials Of the company. The con.
pany is now employing - men.
Il is typical Of the independent
plants which have been enabled
70 go into profitable production
BY reason Of the low price Of
crude OH
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

Estate OF Abe Hayes, deceased
NOTICE rs HEkEBY GIVEN ~
the undeFsigned GeesRe Mcfarland "a.
minlstrator 81 the estate 81 Abe Hsyes.
deceased, g the ersditors Of and III
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of
this notice. 20 the said administrator
az Room dl9 Fis National Bank
being the place Cor TIE transaafiom of
the business Of aasd estate 10 the
county 81 Cascade
GEORGE MCFARLAND.
Administrator o. the es.
tate Of Abe. Hayes. de-
ceased
Dated March "a 1881.
Date Of first publication Mar - 1891
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

tt'Htt~A<* att" t4"S ~#
and the crew Is eonfident that
when the water IS bailed down
to the 500-foot level, pressure
win be sufficient to clean the
hole.
Heavy Oil
The fact that the water III
the hole did not drown ont Ahe
gas and OH IN the lower sand IS
accounted for BY the presence
in the hole Of another Oil,
struck at a higher level. This
oil was heavy, like vaseline.
It oozed into the open hole
from sand which was cut at
about 5000 feet and while III
burns readily, it win not float.
Officials Of the NorthIand
believe that this substance has
continued oozing into the hole
and that it has fallen 20 the
bottom. alighting on the oil
sand and forming an effectual
seal against intrusion Of the
water.
Expected to Flow
When the hole is bailed out
and this substance is cleaned
from the bottom, belief is that
the well viii drill itself in.
There is no way Of ascertain
ing the thickness of the send |
in which the hole is bottomed.
II the well does not show Is
a producer after it has been
bailed and swabbed, drilling
viii continue into the sand
May co Deeper
# the sand does not show
for commercial production aff
sr this has been done, the hole !
win be carried through the
Madison and through the De
gonian, to the upper 0rd0vie
an sand, corresponding geo
to the prolific VIII
ok sand in the Mid Continent
area
Operations at this well are
minced by New York cap
tai The well was spotted by
:, 81 Enriek, geologist who
discovered the Bannatyne and
'ondera fields in this state
location Of the well is G SE1z !
WA 32-33-5E, four miles
IOrth Of Tiber, a station on /
he main Line OF the Great /
lorthern railway. &
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

sheriff 81 Cascade county.
BY r. L. CARVER.
Unaeraberiff
Ilate Of first publication. March q
ie3l. ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11


sTATEMERT or Tk4E OWN keM.
SHIP MANAGEMENT CkHEUAA-
TkoNs ztf'C., Ale4 p4s1sc1 = 49,
ACE OF CONGRESS OF Aucuet
-, 1872
or MONTANA OIL JOURNAL, nuh,
lfehad weekly III Great Falls
Momtaua Ear AnrfI 1 1881.
sac ~ Rlons4na- county Of Cas-
ra8e a.
$780,. x,,,,.,i,. 4, .n,s
Us. = I. ,,..ee, u
len tne SsAss 49, ...,'.s = 714c,ssss,,
~ sss...s 80. ..e,r-S, ~
Wn9, h~ttAA ~.s 80 seva
eVhoies - fs,.,,1tse,s, ~
la ~ y ~ ry.,.,.,.. I e,,f fl.ns
~ ea~n@----- ~ 800 ~ s. q
tne LetieN1n@ ~ ~ s 800 - -
NnoMtsaee Aa1 $3.50 4 40 -.
Mene ~ ts s4s1~ 49,, t1e 81
-. e.a.s - ~ ~ sfssrazsllli num-
Ne.s.s.ts.'f .t~s4 ~5,,seon &, the
49, - s,ft.,s. raf,,sIrsS 81 the Ael
- 1870 ~ 4@4s ar,hf.dfa8 ~ Sec
49, ~ x 80 ss,,ssssi sssse arsd Rerula.-
49,. 49,. - -, 49, resgaree 81 thia
$3.50 - 49,
"a I. ...a...ss.s
nat ,sSs .ssss 49, sss,erIs,s
tne ~ ,.,.ss..,.se ~, nc earr are.
.e1.' - g,..s.,.z, a r,aeehan
"a. N rs9s asenfans Editor 8. 1. De
s seno1 San 1890 ne none
?. That the owner is: tKf owned
14 = -"A I'VE = 80 -..-a .fny 8s44
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

Independent assured q capacity operation
during provided
This plant Cat Greek and Wyoming crudea
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11
Oil Trade Notes
OF Intrresr to Refiners and Marketen



Oh makaK q - plant Ae noss
b@s eaanped efners3 10 the state Of
Installation 7Ston reaction chamber and
cracking Tor the
eaaoine e waa purchased rem Petroleum
sharon Pa
MONTANA FARMERS CONTRACTS GASOLINE
contracted with AFRO GA Kenn
LewBown IT, gasoline requirements for IS
stations in central Montana
sUNBURsT REFINERY REPORTED RhssJTAGSG
Falls the sunDarst on Refning
reported preparing 70 resume volume production q Power
i1a gasoline The reduction Of TIE price Of OF mas inside possible
profitable competition With
California hHaeontinents
AFRO no OPERATE CAPACITY
the plant % Oil Refining
during sales provided
Greek and Wyoming crudes
CONTINENTAL BUILDING AT WHITEE1sH
company commenced construction
filling station whtensh At the Baker
OF
style S expected completed in abou.
INDEPENDENTS INSIST ON NO LOOPH0LES
Holding everything including
practice industry
opposing M efforts
approval practice
Independents
code. the
they viii oppose the adoption Of the code
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

PHOENgN MUTUAL L1EB IN SUI
ANCE COMPANY. eurpQsMAioa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-04-11

81 #4AAH 80 &M
PRoE 5... -, Mutual i. LlEe fSspa
Flasntiff
Richard Il. Johnston, also kneWn a.
r. n Johnston and Richard ~
johnson, and LzAskfE JOIN
SION Nis Wlfet CASCADE NUH&
TX. MONTANA. a bodg peilfic
q. R00s NAE ~ ROOFS 81 NAItit
corporatiob. uOBEnT II DAWSON
and @ DAWSON, hia wife
VICTOR ARBO and JULIA AR8O.
HIS wife. HERMAN UWNNTNDAHts
and CONHTAMCM 0EESXEfAHIA
bis wlfes G&oAGN WILSON and
E nkfCH0N and HAKKL ~ De
ANHN#. his wife, THE BENTON
LAKE OIL q GAS COMPANY. INC
corporation, r. Al9LER. re-
ceiver ~ the Commercial National
Rank. Great FNile, Montana, 4 cor
norntion: PRANK ~ WALLACE
Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of the pserec
Is the above entitled ease. tire Sheriff
az safe Eountv wsA SSH az Hnariffs
sale on Monday, the 18Th day Of April.
1851, 81 &:f4 O'Clock p. m, Of eaid day
Ia Great Falls. Cascade Comfy M0n-
lann. an the right title, claim ana
iatereat % khe above aamed deiendauiN
n and 70 The following described prop
crty, to-wit
The Northwest quarter tNW3l o.
section thirty f38l Township TWEEN
ty-tWo 1922 noFfh Of range three 90
East MonsanH Meridian, containing
one hundred forty three and 4s-1QO
acres l14Jt1l more OK leaa. accord
ing % tha Government Survey there
Of Together With all and singular
the tenenentn. improvements. aefo1f.
tnmeaea appnrtenances, easements,
water rights with ditchea, fumes
headRaies easements. right % way
and an other righte. belonging or ID
anywlSe appertninfnK thereto. unto
the mortgages and successors and
assigns
Dated at Great Falis. Montana. this
sta day Of March. 1881.
B. Il. RHIELps
sheriff 81 Cascade coanty.
BY r. L. CARVER.
Unasraberifk
Date o. first publication. March g.
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
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an TWR ns8wNKcx c0umx @E rsEM
&18MTM JUDICIAL uksEMzGN o.
TEE NXaxM @N 0MNAN M
GAnE
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
BEAR MUST HAVE
FRIGHTENED U
FROM HIS NAME

LYONS, Colo, June 81 W.P)-Carl
Brke, rancher, narrowly escaped
death in a battle with an enraged
bear. He discovered the bear bat
tling a COW who sought to protect
her calf. The mother-i -instinct in
the cow was strong, and the ordi-
narily passive bovine was stabbing
frantically with her horns in an
endeavor to keep the bear from
the tiny calf. The battle, howev-
er, was unequal, and Brke ran
home for a gun.
He returned with shotgun, and
fired both barrels at the bear, shat
tering one of it's fore-legs. The
bear promptly charged its attack
er, and Brke fled for his life into
a barn. The bear followed, and
Brke- jumped from stall to stall, to
escape the maddened animal.
The rancher finally escaped and
got into the house again, securing
additional shells. AS he emerged
the bear, limping away, turned
again to the battle
Rising on its hind feet, the ami
NAL waddled toward the man. Brke
fired, but the bear continued its
awesome walk toward him. The
rancher fired again and again. Al
the sixth shot, when it was a YARD
from him, the bear toppled over
dead
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 2054-Dept. 2.

In the Superior Court of the State
of California in and for the
County of Imperial in the Mat
ter of the Estate of PHILIP CAL
LAS, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of Philip Callas, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to file them with the
necessary vouchers within six
months after the first publication
of this notice, in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the
County of Imperial, in the City of
Ell Centro, County of Imperial, State
of California, or to exhibit said
claims with the necessary vouchers
within said six months to the said
Executor at the office of HickcoX
SS Trude, los Rehkopf Building,
City of FL Centre, County of Impe-
rial, State of California, which said
office the undersigned selects as its
place of business in all matters con-
nected with the said estate of Philip
Callas, deceased
Dated: June 10th, 1881.
BANK OF AMERICA
NATIONAL TRUST &
SAVINGS ASSOCIATION.
BY LEROY HOLT,
Vice President.
Executor of the Last viii and Tes-
lament OF Philip CallaS, De-
ceased.
Hickcox & Trude.
Attorneys for Executor.
Date of first publication, June
goth, 1881.
June 20, 81, July 3, IL
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
OLD PHYSICIAN
SHOWS M0DERNS
WHAT IS WHAT

HARRISBURG. Pc. June 27. (U.P)
Doctors or Jh> Harrisburg hos
pital believed today they had cor
rectly diagnosed the mysterious all
ment which has confined Mark Er-
ders, Is, Halifax, Pa, to the hos
lpital for two months.
Enders was admitted last April
when he was found unconscious
while fighting a forest fire. He
was treated for smoke suffocation.
He showed no signs of improve
ment and seemed to be victim Of
hemolysis, in which the red corpus
cles of the blood dissolve.
! Other physicians diagnosed his
ailment as "purpura hemorrhagica'
and treated him accordingly. He
was delirious at times. Hemorr-
hages broke out at several points
and his skin at times flushed red
and oozed blood.
| Blood transfusions were given and
fer several days thereafter the boy
rallied Later he sank back into a
isemi-comatose state.
/ Other diagnoses were made and
other treatments applied.
One day veteran physician
reached the conclusion that Enders
had been bitten by snake, or a
noxious insect.
So af orm of treatment to arrest
such a condition is now being ap-
piled, and the physicians believe
that they are on the right track at
last.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
Wanted r-s Miscellaneous
MOM'N POP

WANTED - Children to care for.
One-quarter mile north of San
Diego r. r. on Sixth ST. Mrs. w.
r. Britt. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27

The local price on eggs. furnished
throHgs1 tne courtesy or zurchcf
Bros, Is as follows:
Medium or pullet ....,...................-. tic
Extra 20c
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
LARGEST EUROPEAN BUILDING

BERLIN, U,P)-The largest office
building in Berlin, and claimed to
be the largest on the Continent,
has IL stories. 1t is the Europa
House. The building is some 100
feet high. There are several ga
RACES in the building.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
New Prisoners
Booked AT Jail

Brawley furnished the greatest
percentage of prisoners received at
the county Jail yesterday, with five
sent down during the afternoon af-
ter appearance before Judge II. 3.
Griffin in police court there.
Calexico furnished one prisoner,
Benny Green, A, sentenced by
Judge E. E. Kiefer to serve so days
in Jail for vagrancy.
Judge Griffin sentenced Gugiel-
mo Andreoi, 40, to pay a tine of
$50 or serve 25 days III Jail for
reckless driving. Refugio Lagunas,
26, was sentenced to 80 days for
disturbing the peace. Julio Her
rera, %, was sentenced TO $50 days
for indecent exposure.
Marvin Littlejohn, "a, coIored, was
arraigned on a charge of forgery
and brought TO the county jail with
the others.
Clint Wilson. 43. was sentenced
TO Is days for vagrancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
Poultry For Sale

FOR SALE-Two Mallard ducks
and ducklings, so thrifty young
turkeys. 18 poults, Is White Leg
horn laying hens. one tom. three
turkey hens. Mrs E. A. Brewer,
West Eigth ST., Imperial. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27

LOST OR STRAYED-2 plack and
while Holsteins, yearling heters;
branded J. on right hip. Call
l16W3. Holtville. l3t!
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
@1arteD

LOS ANGELES, June 81. {U,P)-
Following arc rouay-s market quo
tations:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
Lost

LOST = Bill-fold containing s25 90,
operators license, fishing license
and other notes. G. Ishitani, 446
Broadway. Finder return billfold,
keep $500 in purse and receive
$500 more. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27

LOST-In Ell Centre city park
Wednesday, immigration papers,
passport and operators license
for California and Mexicali, be-
longing to Jose Gastelum. Finder
return to 504 Woodward. $500
reward. 25t4
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
For Rent

FOR RENT-50 acres of Strickland
ranch, 2is miles west Of city wa
ter tank, Ell Centre, on Brawley
main canal. Fenced in; 6 fields
for dairy. Will lease for 1 or 2
years for dairy purposes, begin
ming July 1st. Or will lease for
3 years for lettuce or truck crops
Only those financially responsible
considered. See Strickland at
Pioneer Title Insurance Co. l8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27
LiUe Stock For Sale

FOR SALE Brood sows and feeder
pigs. Jack Hauser, across from
Rio Grande Oil Co., Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-27

Because it was handled when too
damp, fire destroyed stack Of
chopped hay for Frank Lonstalot.
Panama, Kern County.