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Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
PROPERTY VALUE
IN OSWALD SUIT
TO Be DECIDED

Value O. machinery Il Ihe d Wing
plant leased 20 tae city O z Cen
t-o by George r. Oswald. contract
O.. when the city 6enEooeo z lease
IS security before granting Oswald
~ extension o. tine OF : paving
contract today was The object q
contention = superior cCET. where
Ju5ge l " TLr-e11-ne q san D.
ego s presiding Over The SaIT of o.
wald against the city
The oals Thing . os determined
t. Judge ----ent3ne Is how much
z Csnlro n1gt pay Oswald IS
rental Q. The property. s-1ce : 81
p-eZe co-rt decision ruled ts1Es The
lease 5y t1s CRY was obtained IL
Ger cureSs a1o without any cuas86-
grafton Enc thai Oswald : entitled
10 payment .c- - -Se @ hls plant
y -he city.
Dorsey Whs1slsE. city attorney.
Is directing ne defense .or K Cen
IT'D = 81 etto-T 10 cut 6own ne
amount @ Lae judgment wr1ca
l-lEt b= returned against he CITY.
Ross :. Elekcox and George =.
5la- are attorneys to- The plaintiff
Testimony today dealt exclusively
with 11s xz1ue . Lhe property
leased by tEae c-.v. zo1 -.ae amount
that might reasonably De charged
as rs-I AnCog t1e Witnesses yes
re-osy afternoon and toosy wee
Charles Z EuYser. 5g1 -leFo CO..
t-acloF = Z A-C.--1Et. ao0-1er
Sg1 Diego paving co-t-ac.7-- Pred
c White. -. 1Eaosen a1d c 2
Dale Al qualified as experts g.
rnzre-s dealng Win paving nah
znzTv. -hsy were witnesses fo- ne
plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
LOST Mine OF
INDIAN TRIBES
REPORTED FOUND

san BERNARDINO. Cal. April
IS tUP)-The lost Padre mine. re
puted 10 have hidden within is
depths fabulous wealth in gold. is
believed by George y. Howard,
wealthy Redlznds resident. . have
been found IN he foothills. Is
miles east OF here.
Howard says that Cruz Falcon.
: Cahallla Indian. led him . with
in feS hundreds yards OF The 10
cation which has been kept 3 Sc
cret from white men since al race
Of i Vas hidden by the Indians n
1887.
From The point where he was
taken BY Falcon. Howard said he
continued his explorations and late
yesterday discovered = shaft II
which had been hswn crude steps
The shaft. he said. was approx
mately several hundred feet deep
According % Howard. the ioca
ton Of The lost mine - the George
Heron ranch. one nile no--h ..
the Yucaipa- Beaumont highway.
Falcon. Howard SAID. had been
afraid 10 lead him directly 70 ,he
spot because Of alleged death
threats from Indians. who asse---
edly have jsalo1sly Kept the secret
from vhitsnen for nearly : cen
fury.
Legends about the mine Ter q
untold wealth II gold having been
discovered BY the Indians who
abandoned = and closed - The
shaft II 1s37 when they feared
discovery OF he nlas bv white
men
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Jaycees To Adopt
Meeting Time

Whe1nEr Z Csn1-c JurIu- -nHr-s-
Der q Commerce ueslr--gf VII Dt
ned Il lns Do-n1uE q evening"
hereafter VII Dc dscloec q 1ne reg
uls- business meeting q tns 1rgEL q
zza-iol 1Dmo--uE mu-uILg Il 1ne
zs-bz-E Worth honE-
3uc Ea--lEaD VII ~ Is rualf-
Elz- u lns nes1lng Marx Fsuse
director q the 1mperla- 1-rlgs1lUr
algr-lct. VII SPEAK u the uupo-tu-
mites q lanc souL u cums rnds
l-z-lEf-Ion
The JunluT college gl-lg HextsrIt
vii furnish musical uuulDsrE. witt
Lucille Enuss e the plAur.
A1ter Lf-se EseEzf ira periyr
during winch r8eellI4gE we're neir n
4as evenings. deEirabllI-v u ulgfu
meetings 1O1D-Tnw InurnIug vii pf
pu1 II 3 VDta ut rleEnDe,E
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Grand Jury TO
Continue Work

Anothe. SESSION c. TIE Imperial
county grand jury VIII begin tenor
rev morning, With investigation o.
public business n this county
thought = be the object OF the con-
t.-ue6 session
Affairs o. TIE Imperial Irrigation
district. t.1e county board O. super
r1So-S. otne- county officers ana
business Of various towns o. the
valley are thought 70 have been il
veSlgzteo BY the grand jury during
recent sessions What form the .n-
cuiStiors o. toEc--Cir'S session wlll
take IS nct known
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Second Death In
Lewis Family

d. Jol- Su12so-. :. <aI-za- = NJ
Ruth -sT-lE. -ecs-tly wldowa6. dle5
L C--E-lo Ass --Ez . -l5---E u.-
4Dre tulara Bs-1zcsE coucuclH5
z1e-s ~ ms s1-----lEw vss-e-oEF
E+1e--oo- E1E so--zu-lEV ( z
Lewis. 11sc = : S--aE4sT hospital ~
: -es-E q beng c-Gzaec Tns- 2
a1rss 4El C- z - vas z o-g-le-
q Russell -,sE1z u -r1.E clTy-
E2oc-su- va Ue1 EncEz II In
ps-lzl Valley EE ~ Va Il lns res
i.sE-E-1 BUSINESS u 5-EElsT 5U
many years Ds9o-s making Us hone
= C-1z-lo. Ee Is survived DT III
#-fs. tHso Daughters End Tvo sonz-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
White Pants

MS-S1S process 6osS not 1u-n
white f.z--sls ys-l5v O. gray. Three
Thousand EElo7s 9. eaes-. white
Purified -z11As = constantly kept
c3ezz-1s 1-1s safeguard 1u- 7ou
white wo-E
Pr elascHsS 1Ae Mz-S1 Cleaners
uSS L1s -SlG-z- c,xyEa-- slCE u-oc-
IS -lET ooes M leave E-1-H wool
szS v.a1-s zo1 E1zS-E'z-1s ----- then
81 z-oS- col1-
Suz1Cy z1wzyS-1- materials. rs
c1-s-T z-o .soE
f-aS u-acas --l-s vsz- Z = car1S.1
lsocz-1o-- Barbara RT-h Ea.s-
S-271-- -slsrnauS s2x
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Author Leaves
Large Estate

CHICAGO, April Is u.p - Al
esl2ls valued q Si.30o 900 Was left
n JOHN Foster Bass. war CORE
S111dznI 2ao author vho disd April
y & Tucson A--z il YES disclosed
Ehz- rs VII wGS 1le6 <ar p-oaEsS
nz-1 Mas1 N las sS1z1s IVES ls.I -
1.azs El1CE. N-x AalgEz Bass. All
rs Sa-- 9a1l ? Bass. -.
82zs szTzr -a1-T EEsG-x 2s : IN
slr1 c1--'zSss-la-I-ta-11 IN IA -s--lcEuc
-lz-1,y New l-Ic WEI 81 las run
VIII rtss E-rlIas u E-z-lce. -lntT 2n-
E,fs If-liEz1 SIsEas --u-- Iii Z zg1E
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28

Q. a local drug store. He was ar
rested II Banning after the sherift's
office here had telephoned inform
alton o: the theft 70 al stations on
roads leading oui Of the valley.
Dobson was % be srra.gned this
afternoon. i IS understood he
planned q waive preliminary hear
ing and appear before the superior
court on the charge q grand theft
F-iday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
HOLDING CONVENTION

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s
fGPD-Execu1i1es Of he Warner
Brothers-Kita phone-Flrsi National
Corporation were arriving today 10
attend he annual convention Of
the film company. opening here
tomOrrow.
4 n Warner of New York. pre-
si1ent o. the company. Major Al
bert Warner, J L. Warner. San
z Morris. Claude Eze1. s. 9. Elm
field and II A. Silver are among
TIE officials who viii attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Veteran Scribe
Dies In South

NEW ORLEANS. Arril =. lIpl
Colonel Robert Ewing. veteran
zwsp2permsn and publisher. and
2 former Democratic national
committeeman. died a his nome
here las. nishf after 3 hear. Al
tack Re was =.
Starting his lewSpzps- career
- the age OF =. Colonel Ewing.
a. the time O. his death. vas puh-
Usher @ ne New Orleans Daily
States, the Monroe NewS-S,sr and
Morning Work azu6 Ihe Shreveport
Times.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
SET GIRNAU TRIAL
FOR JUNE FIRST

los ANGLES Ap-l 2. l-z-
Ereoa,1cE Z G-1s1- publisher q
= weekly 1erlo1l-al E11es zrtacEe-c
lae Character q Clg-s 5oE. VII =
= rrlal L zeos-E. eou-r 5Z-e : n
tCu COUNTS charging Mn VIII seoc-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Auto Thief Is
Returned Here

Il ". Dobson. returned from
Banning yesterday afternoon by
Ernest Cay. deputy sheriff. today
was formally charged with the theft
O. az automobile belonging 70 VIII
Lam T. Livingston in complaint
signed by Frank P. McCaslin. z
Ce1tro police chief.
Dobsoa IS charged with having
taken the ear. which was beng used
by Hazel Livingston, reporter 70:
tne district attorney. from II front
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28

A0s 3E--s-E :. O-ego- Cl-v. Ore
Ea-- oo1E- : CARLOAD q ground
limestone = 1ss II Alfalfa --sl
1zT-ag -z-oVs1 IL Tzsas-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
Daily Reports
Of Finance And
Grain Markets

LOS ANGELES. April 2s. U.2-
After the market had opened with
pressure =, IT,, - &C. sending =
down Il q heavy volume Of sales
trading on TIE Los Angeles STOCK
Exchange today rallied and toward
The noon recess showed a decided
upward trend
Security First National on 3 tEr--
ever CT 500 shares sold high a. 8
low a. Sliz and last 81 SIi., of :.
from yesterdays close.
TranSamsrlcz featured ths trad
ng. - 900 shares changing hands
Prom s. j E-as forced down 70 3
low Ct - but recovered 70 g.. Is
LAST quotation. of "a from yester-
days close.
NEW YORK. April 2s. up
Stocks lost ground again today
despite another rally near the
c.ose which lifted leaders from
Their lows. Volume was reduced
Movements n the main body O
ocks were narrow. Bears con
celtrafed their attention On = feN
issues.
Trsasamerlca. under heavy pres
sure .o- : tine. broke 70 Z rev
low record a. : 3-S before meeting
support O.ha- weak spots inclld-
e Warner Brothers Pictures
Tninn Carbide. Allied Chemical
and Inland Steel
Toward the close. Steel rose e
near ne previous close n aniici
pzrlon o. declaration Of ne rega
a. Qaar,erly dividend Of s175 :
common share. The Steel corpora
riOr wzS estimated % have earned
between - and 50 cents : cou-
non share
Near the close. Westing house
moved ahead. Influenced BY = coz
tract . supply electrical equip
men 4or The Hoover Dam project
American Can regained N ez1 lg
loss Fox FIlm ! rose more Il3n
: point net Auburn Auto moved
ahead. = did Goodyear. Ysn2di iu-l.
Sears Roebuek and General Ele@-
INC
Ccil-ies rallied and rails r5s=
with Alchison up nearly f-F=
points Standard Of New Jersey
rs Z firm spo- in me oils
Throughout The day the tlaan-
clal community was bearing d-f-
TlculLes developed n the recent
market decline. Rumors so5
fears we're noI allgyed by market
action q the stocks under dis
cusslon-
Several corporation reports cane
. light for Ihe first quarter. Ais
Powder earned four cents : share
against S3 cents z share i re
1880 period Among ne poor rzll-
road reports for March were
Pennsylvania Atlantic Coast Ire
and Norfolk ( Western Seve-zz
utilities. including STANDARD Gas
Southera California Edison and
Philadelphia company reported le
cl11ss from ire comparable 1S3s
periods involved
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28

ing obscene matter through The
mails.
Grrau remained IN the county
Sazl TO-DAY. as Federal Judge George
Cosxrovs had denied his plea for q
reduction Of $1,000 bail
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
National

Al New YORK
Brooklyn O99 10 c0o-2 : :
New York o. oO0 o0r-3
Clark and Lopez. Mitchell ald
Hogan
A. Philadelphia
Boston -- I32 OIL 099-5 = ;
Philadelphia 2sl 900 loi-e 8 ?
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28

CHICAGO. April IS up
Persistent selling weakened wheat
toward ne closs on 1he board 81
trade -odzy AID the early advance
vas los-. but some covering firDed
prices = the close The market
Vas somewhat unsettled II Is-
roE range. advancing early but
running ilto selling fy he north
wss- and sOuthEss-. some o which
wzs spreading Weakness L corr
and stocks hzd Al stfec; = times.
Liquidation W4s reneEed = corl
about ml6-mornine. ans prices
h0ve-ed around tbs seasons lows
but showed only : fractional loss
Il The finish. December showing
strength Oz-s reacted from The
s-ong showing MADE early In
held steady
Al lhe close wheat wzs II -
$50 higher. with Nay --kc Up
corn vas 1-3c lover 70 --sc hiEns-
z1d oz-s vera unchz1Ee5 70 1-Sc
higher. Provisions ver@ weak
Nay whea- old closed = 5-k.
Nay corn old - = zaa MAJ
oats Old, % -
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28

Souel, Unle and Ezyworth., Car
away and Tate.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28

Philadelphia al Boston. postponed
cold
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
(I7I123iE e; ! ExS xSg.s ssSEs g Y:
LAST TIMES TONIGHT

The weirdegt 3 n d
mos; terrifying char
acfer in AL fiction
whose kiss is like the
icy breath Of death
vet no woman can
resist
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-28
BASEBALL SCORES
American

A. Chirsro-
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CaTRCH OF CHRIST
LU FrcS1ax

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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Cernr EHEb<1u and West $ermnd
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s1uzre mzl TOT three DAYS
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go Adzrzs Street

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Ge1lCf g 2 -z1Ez-E
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NEWS AND PROGRAMS OF THE CHURCHES

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1906 LAYTON

Reduced to s22.50: five rooms modern
except furnace. garage; water paid
SCHMID & SMITH. nc. REALTORS.
MICHIGAN. e. i04I-SingIe semi-rnodern.
walking distance. garage Oh. 1891
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Store-Ohce Supplies

CANARIEsGood singers, hens. mated
pairs; rollers. l724 Broadway. He. 1914.
CANARY SINGERS-s3: written guarantee;
cages. 24Ie 2. Mich. Oh. ZOO.
EASTER BUNNIE+Cau at sos n. Belle
Vieu. Be. 1868.
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ELDERLY COUPLE-Or children to board.
22l4 Barrett Ave. Be. 1864.
10TH. E., 2417-Reduced rates for Q;
moo home cooking; privileges. Oh. 3472
CAPITOL. n. 230l-Large rm., lovely
home; priv: excel. meals Ha. 4975-M.
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MINNESOTA. u. 2O21

| -Four rooms and garage. nice cond. (:
| $3.50.
scHMD & SMITH. NC. REALTORS.
OLNEY, N. 24O7--Newly decorated, strictly
mod. 5-room double. Oh. 4576-M
OAKLAND. s., 2364-roon mod double,
garage water pd.. newly decorated. S25.
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MORRIS, W., 1854

Five rooms; modern: water paid at
$3.50: good cond
scHMID q SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
MICHIGAN ALL side 5-roon modern
double; Al condition; exceptionally
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Musical Instruments
Piano-Accordion Special

Piano-Accordion Special
New, 100 base instrument, complete
with case, $1935O, including 10 free les
sons Exceptional bargains; Terms.
PEARSON PLANO co.
1913 N. Penn. st. Ii. 55l3
BEAUTIFUL $3.50 Wurlitzer make. owner
sacrificing equity. small balance to pay;
real bargain. Viking MUSIC CO.. 100
East Ohio Street.
PEARSON PIANOLA PLAYER. looks new;
rolls SIS. Viking MUSIC COMPANY.
100 East Ohio Street.
SAXOPHONES-Easi payment plan in
town; free lessons GORENz SAX
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900
FRENCH mahogany upright; wonderful
KING MUSIC Co, 13O E. Ohio st.
REPOSSESSED studio upright; small; big
value for some one; easy terms: WILL
KING MUSIC CO.. 100 E. Ohio ST.
PIANO-Walnut upright, Al condition;
S25. Cali Ii 5675
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Rooms for Rent
PRINCETON HOTEII

Nice clean rms; hot cold water; IS wk.
with bath, 81 wk.; city heat; real winter
RUCKLE. 3309-Nice sleeping nm: private
nome. gentleman. Wa. l732-M.
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Help Wanted Male

WANTED statesmen who are willing 70
work hard and thereby gain a foothold In
tne aviation Industry. Must have a car
ninety days. Apply manager, Curtiss-
Wright Flying Service. Stout Field, Indi-
anapolis Indiana.
1fAN--Earn $50 q week and up: own and
manage portable HAMPER MILL $3.50
required. balance easy terms Tell all
about yourself in first letter. Address
Postonicn Boz f52 IndianannNe Ind
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG man %, wishes, thrills, romance.
excitement. travel and VIII risk life ia
anything that Is lawful. Am not afraid
OF hard work but want something differ
ent from everyday routine and still be
able TO make my bread and butter I am
rs follows: II. in. tall about 145 lbs
don't drink or smoke. an America. Nd
dress Times Box B-227
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Household Goods

GAS STOVE-Furnitufe pianos, sewing
machines, refrigerators; all in good con-
dition and cheap as you want them. De-
livery free 1877 w. Georgia st.
MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as So Singer Sew
Ing Machine Co, 83s Va. Ave. Dr.. 2474.
GAS STOVE-Ice box, 9x12 rug. rockers.
2 beds 2 coil bed springs: 6X9 corgoleum
rug. very cheap. 18 Parkview.
ITALIAN DINING RIM, carved, beautiful
bed room, living room. rugs, occasional
tables odd dresser sac. 242S N. Meridian.
CASH for all kinds Of household goods.
OHNOAA BE. 1910.
GAS RANGE-Good condition; IS. Call
Ia. 5237.
ELECTRIC WAsHER-19OO Whirlpool: bar
gain. 90 N Delaware
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. 1641-2 large conn. front rms.
adioins bath. married. Priv. entrance.
Rpferpncpc
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Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the city north CT WASHINGTON St.: let
US help YOU find one. positively no extra
commission and no obligations: we US
ually furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Call
Ri 1871. day and night service.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apis, In
ten locations: S35 Up. Phone Ii. 1891.
H. H. Woodsmall Agency
pUPLEx-North room; porches: range:
heat: water; garage; $40. Ha l36l-W.
THE HAINES-sl0i5 n III. Beautiful fur.
or unfur apts.; reasonable. Ii. 1884.
THE CHISWICK
Ruckle. 2S03-ii: desirable 5 rooms.
BEDROOMS garage. heat and water fur
rished. Ri. 7243: ewes. Ha. 1663-M.
18th, 500 E.-5 rooms. lower duplex: steam
heat, $3.50. Ia. 04l9.
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HOTEL EDWARD
Room for Rent With Board

Centrally Located-Modern
Low rates to married couples and men