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Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
CATTL.EMEN TO
CONFER HERE
ON PASTURACE

Cattlemen of the range country
in southern Wyoming are out look
ing for winter pasture. Representa-
tives of most of the big cattle own
ers in southern Wyoming are to con-
fer here tomorrow with county su-
pervisors and with county agricul-
tural commissioner, B. A. Harrigan.
Such we'll known cattlemen as
Charles Meyers, state senator in
Wyoming, Sims Dros. Co, and Reese
Bros. company, Fred Cole. and
County Agent W. r. Smith, will be
in the group of visitors VINO will dis
cuss and inspect feeding conditions
in the valley.
I'VE are informed that most of
the stock in these areas of Wyom-
ing are off the ranges and are ready
for shipment" Hartman stated to-
day. Market quotations there
run from 3ia to cents per pound
this week. Sizes include long year.
lings to two and three-year- -olds. -
Imperial Valley is the mecca to-
ward which cattle and sheep men
of the Rocky Mountain states are
looking this winter, for feed condi-
tions in those states are said to be
unusually bad.
This is the only area in the
southwest where unlimited winter
pasturage is to be had" Harrigan
observed I'VE are not only pro-
vided with ample green pasture ia
cilities, but we are close to big west
ern markets and Imperial feeders
are always well received by stock
yards on the coast"
Influx of feeder sheep is expected
to reach large proportions this sea-
son, Harrigan states. Good feeder
lambs can be bought at Cedar City
and Panguchi, Utah, as well as in
Wyoming and Montana for prices
ranging from 2la to cents, the
markets show.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

Mr. Clark was accompanied by his
mother, who was motoring him as
far as Yuma where he entrained
for his home in Minneapolis, MINI.
Clark is prominent young lawyer
in that city, and had been paying
visit to his parSlts in Los An
geles.
Mrs. Guy Canady, who has spent
the last month in Imperial, was ac-
companied to San Diego Saturday
night by Mr.. Canady, Mrs. Canady
embarking on the midnight boat
for Oakland.
Recent news from Erwin Hewlett
who is attending the Pacific college
in Los Angeles, tells us that Erwin
IS second bass on the popular col
lege quartet. In the last two weeks
the quartet has sung at a religl-
Gus convention IN San Diego, re-
turning to sing at the Garvanza
Methodist ministers banquet in On
tario. While at San Diego, the
quartet sang for the Rev. Earl
Lindseys church in La Mesa. Err
win was very popular in young
musical circles here, possessing a
very fine voice as we'll as being
quite proficient at playing various
Instruments.
Mrs. Laura Webb, who will be
worthy matron of Golden Rule
Chapter o. E. S. in 1881, returned
Saturday from the 58th convention
o. E. S. at the Coronado hotel.
Miss Estella Fa1la, deputy grand
matron, also of Imperial accompan-
led Mrs. Webb to the convention.
Mrs. Ella Yount of Coachella is the
newly appointed district deputy for
the 63rd district. Mrs. Webb re-
ported having an extremely inter-
esting and enjoyable time at the
convention. Mrs. Cora Smith, Of
San Diego, was appointed district
deputy from that city. Mrs. Smith
formerly lived in Imperial and has
been active for many years in the
O. E. S.
Miss Falla remained on the coast
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Embry,
former residents of Imperial Later,
Miss Falla will go to Los Angeles,
TO attend the state chamber of
commerce meeting.
Newly elected directors of the
local chamber of commerce are N.
A. Mackey, o. D. Van Dyke, H. A.
Conger, j. A. Wilson, F.. M. Hudson,
A. G. Ingram, Frank Page. Mr.
Page is also the new secretary of
that body.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
Say Goodbye To
Sick Headaches

You need not have any more sick
headaches.
Just take tablespoonful of Dare's
Mentha Pepsin before meals. No
sedatives. No bicarbonate of soda.
No habit-forming drugs of any kind.
BY putting your stomach in order
by keeping it running smoothly
Dare's effectively prevents the re-
currence of sick headaches and bill
ious attacks.
If you want release from your
martyrdom to sick headaches, get
q bottle of Dare's and try it. One
bottle will convince you that you are
on the right track to end your tor
ture for all time, or any conScien-
tious druggist like Clements Drug
Store will refund your money. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
New Restaurant
Host At Dance

Freddy Anderson's new cafe on
Main street was the attraction for
diners and dancers last night when
the place was dedicated by the serv-
ing of a special dinner and the
staging of free dance.
Food disappeared with rapidity in
the attractive new quarters and
dancers crowded the dance floor
until a late hour.
Some slight confusion resulted
from the recent move from the for
mer location on North Sixth street
but everything is going smoothly
today. Freddy and his partner.
Benny Bryant, will be glad to greet
all former patrons and urge resi-
dents of the valley to make their
restaurant headquarters in El Cen
tro.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

perial Valley met last week at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. F. w. How
lett here. Present at the annual
meeting were Rev. and Mrs. Nc
Farland of Holtville, Rev. and Mrs
w. E. Malan and Miss Malan OF
Ell Centro and Rev. and Mrs. w.
l.. Summers of Brawley.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ellis of Braw-
ley have reopened the drygoods
store here, formerly owned by Mr.
Prince of Banning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis have an entirely new and up
to-date stock of goods.
r. f. Priest has moved his store
fixtures to the room formerly oc-
cupied by the Express office in the
c. T. Gibson block. Mr.. Priest is
operating his barber shop in the
east half, while the other half is
being remodeled and redecorated
for occupation shortly by Clarence
Hampton, as a cash grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tullos, who
have been the house guests of Mrs
Tullos' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C
Sharp, will move into the house on
South Sixth to be vacated soon by
the Tom Sharps who are moving to
Ell Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hills of San
Diego, arrived in Imperial a few
days ago, for short visit with
their sons and families, William j.
Webb and Stanley Hills. =.
Irving j. Clark was the over night
guest Saturday of the w. j. Webbs,
having stopped in this city to re-
new old acquaintance with Mrs.
Webb and sister, Mrs. L. Buster.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

Collins Receives Award c. 3.
schools, has been awarded an at
tractive gold and medal watch fob,
representing five years service on
the southern section Of the Califor-
ria Interscholastic Federation. The
superintendent has been a member
since 1919 and those who have been
members for five years or more have
received this recognition.
DIR. Foncannon-Osteo Med
ical Dental Bldg. Night and Day
Phone 1868. 8tf
Checks Stolen - Imperial Valley
merchants today had been warned
against a series of checks stolen
from c. Collins in Imperial recently.
One check for $32 was caShed in Ell
Centro yesterday.
A. NJ. Santos will receive good
news by communicating with Box x,
Ell Centro Press. 26t2
American Magazine 2 years $3.50.
till November 10th. Phone 216-W.
Mrs. Leffingwell, 6l8 Euclid.
27-tu-th
Girl Recovering - Geraldine Par
mer, 16-year-old daughter of P. t.
Farmer, Ell Centro police officer,
today is recovering from an opera
tion performed at the Ell Centre hos
pital yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

Visiting Here-L. M. Jeffers, chief
Of the bureau of field crops, Cali
fornia department of agriculture.
and D. r. Mitchell, hay specialist.
were visitors in Imperial Valley
yesterday and today. While here
the two are comforting with Roy L.
Wood, state hay inspector for this
section.
Watch Opening of new addition
TO California Coffee Shop. 26tf
Judgment Given-Judgment for
ADELAIDE Jones against Helen M. Cox
for a total of $150437 due on
promiSsory note was returned by
Judge A C. Finney yesterday after
noon.
DIR. A. q. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Final Decree Granted A final
decree of divorce was granted oy
Judge A. C. Finney today to Joe
Machado from Amanda Machado on
grounds Of wilfm desertlon.
Hat Stolen-R. C. Saufley last
night reported to Ell Centro police
theft of his Stetson hat, size IA,
from the Barbara Worth hotel.
These Cold mornings calls for a
little fire. We have wood for stove
or fireplace Call l. Pioneer Truck
and Transfer Co. 27-tu, ,th,stf
Two Boys Held-Robert Stephens,
l8, and James King, II, are held
here today for Long Beach proba-
ton Officers. They were arrested
last night by local police.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
Press Staff Correspondent
Phone 3131

Clyde Talmage and Major Lamb
spent most enjoyable day at Sal
ton Sea on Sunday.
Walter Smith of San Diego, re-
turned to that city last night, hav-
ing spent several days here as the
house guest of L. j. Thomas.
Glen Wire left Sunday, On his
regular twice a month business trip
to Arizona, going as far east as
Nogales.
Jimmy Heath is visiting relatives
and friends in the vicinity for few
days. Jimmy has been for a short
while in his own home town Mont
rose Colo. He leaves soon to re-
join Mrs. Heath in Los Angeles.
Members OF the Community
church will hold a reception at the
parish house Wednesday evening
to welcome the new pastor and his
wife, Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Jones.
Rev. Jones comes to Imperial from
Garden Grove to fill the pulpit va
Gated by Rev. Earl Lindsey, now IN
La Mesa, Calf. Anyone who wishes
to attend the reception is cordially
invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer PaySon Of
San Diego motored over from that
city Saturday to spend the night
with w. D. Colts on North G street.
Mrs. Payson's mother, Mrs. Gussie
Pierce, who spent last week with
t1Nn cnttc rntttrfand tn t10n Z
with them Sunday.
The first business meeting cf the
Holdzkom unit auxiliary will be
held Wednesday evening at 7;30 at
the Veterans Memorial hall. Mrs.
Eleanor Arnold, the new president,
officiating. All members please
take notice, as this is very i'm
portant meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Varney
motored to Blythe last week end to
visit their daughter, Mrs. A. Trim
BILE, and attend the tenth birthday
celebration of their grandson, DON
aid Trimble. Accompanying the
Varneys, as their motor guests,
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Craig of
Imperial, to visit their daughter
Mrs. Russell Campbell, whose little
daughter also celebrated a birthday
This is the second year Mr.. and
Mrs. Varney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig have visited the two grand
children on the occasion of their
birthdays.
M. Caspers, tree surgeon of ES-
condido returned to that city yes
terday after short time in the
valley. Caspers cares for several of
the more important citrus orchards
in this vicinity
Nat Thurlow who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to his
home in Venice last evening.
The Methodist ministers of I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
WORN DOLLAR
BILL VETERAN
OF WORLD WAR

Money is supposed to talk and if
q certain slightly worn one dollar
bill could speak undoubtedly listen
ers would hear a tale of travels in
Europe during the World War and
of Journeys from the pocket of one
fighting American to another.
The old type bill came into the
possession of Harry Woodbury. yes
terday and he is most anxious to
hear the story which lies behind the
spending of what apparently was
priced souvenir
Printed in ink across the center
of the bill appear the words: RE
ceived the night the Boshe started
to Paris" The date is 1918 The
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
Will Combine
Tennis Clubs

Plans for combining with the
mems tennis club were made at last
nights meeting of the girls club
which was held at the high school
with 10 tennis enthusiasts present.
Next Monday evening both clubs
will meet at the high school and at
this time discussion of a joint Or
ganization will take place.
All women interested in playing
tennis, whether novices or experts
at the sport, are invited to come to
the meeting.
Meetings will be held each Mon
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

bill was torn and patched with
transparent mending tissue.
Two types Of penmanship appear
and there is a notation On the re-
verse side.
Whether the money was spent as
a last resort Is Of course not known.
Woodbury. is convinced that an ex-
service man who went 20 the frou-
BILE to mark the bill would not have
parted with 1t if IL could have been
avoided.
He will return the bill to anyone
who can identify it and would Ike
TO talk to the owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
City and County News Briefs

Jailed For Possession - Morris
catcher, 81, was sentenced to pay
fine of $3.50 or serve so days in
the county jail for possession of
liquor after trial yesterday after
neon by Judge R. w Ware of Cali
patria Failing to pay the fine, he
was taken to Jail.
Ladies' apd mems conditioning and
tap class now forming at Wooda
Blesy Dance Studio, 723 Orange.
26tf
Jailed From Brawley-Judge II.
3. Griffin of Brawley yesterday al
tenoon sentenced P. Martinez, 36,
and Francisco Rodriguez, 81, to 80
days in the county Jail for vagrancy.
Madame Priser--F'rerch designer
and dress-maker, $50 Commercial
st. 6tf
Automobile Stolen-Louis Hoard
last night reported to the sheriff's
tlllCt bllCIJ Vi Ills odkldIlu CUupt,
license lV8503, from Brawley.
Complete Arcade The new ar
cade over a long length of side
walk in the 400 block on Main
street now is completed and adds
greatly to the appearance Of that
section of town.
Suit Filed--Mrs. f. A. Matheson
yesterday afternoon filed suit
against Bota CorWin Brewer asking
restitution Of the Stewart Hotel in
El Centro, asserting Brewer default
ed in payment of $3.50 on an $4,000
sales contract.
Ferishabic Shipments Seven
teen cars of perishables rolled from
Imperial Valley yesterday, accord
ing to a report submitted by B. A.
Harrigan, agricultural commission
er. The shipments consisted or siy
carloads of honeydews, four of as
raragus. three of honeyballs, two
of peas, one of grapefruit and one
of mixed melons.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
BEES IN SHOWCASE

APPALACHIA, Va, U.P)-A store
here has some guests that the man
agment is treating courteously. A
swarm of bees settled in the candy
showcase, and the store owners are
wondering what to do.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27
28 MINUTE DIRT WATERFALL.

LAS VEGAS. New UP)-When
eight tons of dynamite was used TO
blow away Cape Horn. 10000 cubic
yards of rock in Black Canyon, part
of the Boulder Dam project, a wa
terfall' of dirt fell for % minutes
from a hole 200 feet up on the face
of the cliff. It was caught by NOV
ing picture news reel cameras.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

day evening at which time inter
esting matches will be arranged.
Practice matches with CaleXico are
planned for the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

pecc living suite davenport and chairs stands small
breakfast
kitchen cabinet Coleman gasoline
washing machines,
PRACTICALLY NEW sPARKsGAs S11O EXTRA
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE
GOOD CONDITION. EDISON PHcNOGRAPH AND RECORDS.
RESTAURANT
pressure cooking
everything sells.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

Ladies' ard mems conditioning and
tap class now forming at Wooda
Blesy Dance Studio, 723 Orange.
26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-27

8-Tube Screen-Grid Superhet-
erodyne with micro tone con-
troll just like the larger sets.
1t has a full sized dynamic
speaker ana sharp Selectivity,
making it the biggest little set
ever built.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21

ss
 After serving fifteen-day 9ail sentence in New Haven on being convicted in the United states ois, trict court on the charge or illegal transportatfon of liquor. Vincenzo Modalano of 29 Ponce street, Hart ford. received another rap to-day when arraigned here and fined $1OO and costs for illegal operation or a motor vehicle.
 On March 2nd the accused was driving an automobile along West Main street. He failed to observe n red traffic light as flashed by Traf- fic Officer William Duggan at the Corner of West Main and Leaven- worth streets. The officer becoming suspicious of him communicated another car and gave chase. Alter passing the intersection of west Main and State streets the accused is alleged to have tossed out of his machine a gallon can of alcohol. When Officer Duggan caught up to the car a passing witness called his attention to the can. Two others were later found lying underneath parked cars.
 Modalano at the time was turned over to the federal authorities for transporting liquor. He was found guilty and sentenced to jail for l5 days. On his release he was sur rendered to the local authorities, it having developed that he was driv- ing car while his license had been suspended. He was accordingly ar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
TEMPERATURES

Washington, April 21-(UP)-High est temperatures yesterday and low est last night in 20 cities were re-
 ported by the weather bureau to-day las follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
COURT HANDS M0DALAN0 ANOTHER "RAP''
LEGAL BATTLE OVER
 INSURANCE POLICY
Company Will Settle When Right Party Is Named
 in Court
THE AMOUNT Sl,2OO

Disposition of a $1.200 life insur- ance policy is asked in an inter- pleader action started before Judge Harry J. Beardsley in the common pleas court this morning. Judge Beardsley Is asked to decide wheth- CT the executor appointed by the probate court or the beneficiary, named by Mike Jotokowski, shall re- ceive the money.
 The action. is brought technically by Theresa Echuk, named beneficiary by Mike, against the Travellers In- surance Co. and the Chase Com panies. The insurance company and Chase's are not really defending be- cause 1t is admitted by them that the $1,204 is legally due somebody. They have asked the court to de- eide. (
 Mike was employed by Chase's and was, thereby, insured under the com pany's group insurance with the Travellers Insurance Co.,, in the amount of $1,200. He died on Aug. 27, 1890. Theresa claired the policy alleging she was named beneficiary by Mike.
 Daniel Washinsky also puts in a claim for the policy on the grounds that he was named executor of Mikes estate by the probate court. Attorney Andrew D. Dawson rep- resents Theresa and Attorney Mich ael V. Blansfield appears for Daniel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
RING COMMITTEE AT
 CROSBY HIGH S(

CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL The following students have been appointed to the ring committee at Crosby high school: Clifford Waugh. chairman, assisted by Raymond Brodeur. Mildred Audrey, Carmine Coppeto, Dorothy Prillig and Leola Emerson,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
FULL WEATHER REPORT

Washington, April 21.-(UP)-Fore- cast for Tuesday and Wednesday,: Maine: Fair tonight; Wednesday
 mostly cloudy probably showers in
 interior; not much change in temper ature.
 New Hampshire: Fair, warmer in south portion tonight; Wednesday probably showers. Vermont: Increasing cloudiness followed by showers late tonight or Wednesday; somewhat colder We'd nesday.
 Massachusetts: Fair tonight; We'd nesday partly cloudy probably show CTS in west portion; somewhat colder in west portion Wednesday.
 Rhode Island: Fair tonight; We'd nesday increasing cloudiness; not much change in temperature.
 Connecticut: Fair tonight; We'd nesday increasing cloudiness probably showers; not much change in temper ature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
Alleged Alky
 Runner Fined $1OO
 For Motor Violation
Arragned in Court Here Following Completion of Fifteen
 Day Jail Sentence for Illegal Transportation of COntraband Liquor

raigned here and heavily fined to- day.
 Robert Dunnigan. 27. of 1036 South Main street was given thirty days on each of two charges of pass ing worthless cheeks. He was charg- ed with obtaining oil and service at local stations and presenting checks that were not backed up by sufficient funds in local banks. He was arrest ed yesterday by Lieutenant William Pollard and Detective Joseph Bend Ter. The charges against him to-day were obtaining goods and money un- der false pretenses. Both checks were for $10.
 Frank Svoboda. 43, of 20 Ridge field avenue. charged with breach of the peace obtaining a continuance until May 5th. It was alleged by Mrs. Mary Schwartz of 15 Irion street that the defendant followed her home last evening and hurled stones through a window of her residence. Her husband, Edward. was at home at the time and in rushing out to investigate suffered lacerations of his feet when he stepped on some glass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
ALFONSO HAS
 REACHED LONDON

Dover, England, April 21.-CUP) XIII arrived here from France at 4:4O p. m. to-day, accom- panied by the Duke of Firanda and by Jose Maria Quinones De Lean, former ambassador to France.
 They reported calm, cold cross ing of the channel.
 Alfonso Merry De Val Y Zalueta, former ambassador, and other prom inent Spaniards were here to extend greeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21

A., the DeMolay, the City Amateur league. the grammar and parochial schools, and other teams.
 \, Requests for applications should be sent to William D. Shea, super visor of recreation, City Hall:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
RUTH NICHOLS
 TO TRY OCEAN

New York. April 21-(UP).- Ruth Nichols. one of the country's fore most women flyers, hopes next month to realize her greatest am- bition-a solo flight across the Att lantic.
 Miss Nichols, who has become well know for her speed records recently, has been notified that plane will be provided for her venture, and plans for the flight were going for ward to-day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
Strikingly beautiful in sparkling
 white Porcelain -77i;gidaar g9ss new standa,d ef@4duaned Rej,1ae,ution-

With new and striking beauty in cabinet of snow-white Porcelain-on.steel-and with dozens of Improvements and refine ments that set it apart from all other refrigerators- -Frigidaire presents a new idea in modern refrigeration.
 Dishes slide smoothly in and out on bar type, elevated shelves. Cleaning is made easy by the smooth porcelain exterior and by seamless. acid-resisting porcelainwith- in. Water turns to ice with incredible speed when you set the convenient exterior. Cold Control Ice cubes tumble out easily and quickly with 6nger-tip
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
Shea Honoring
 Baseball Requests
Diamonds Will Be Alocated Per Importance of Teams
 Involved

William D. Shea, supervisor of announced to-day that Saturday noon is the closing time for those who wish to take out sea- son permits for the nine baseball diamonds in the public parks.
 The applications will be mailed next week. They will be given to the teams according to their rating in importance, which means that the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
SHAUN ONOLAN RELAND'S PREMIER To Make His First Appear ance Here on April 20
 and z7 AT JACQUES THEATER

shaun O'Nolan. Ireland's premier entertainer, will make his first ap- pearance in Waterbury next Sunday and Monday evenings. April 26 and many places in Connecticut. always playing to packed theaters. How ever. he finds little time to play outside of New York city where he is in great demand.
 The committee of the A. o. H. and L. A. A. O. H., induced MT O'Nolan to take these two evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21

City Amateur league will be given first choice ana SO on down the line.
 Organized leagues will be given first consideration as their applica- tions are sent in annually and the teams play weekly without fail.
 Requests have been sent in by the three high schools, the Washington Park Community club, the Y. M. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21

from New York as fhe people of| this city have wanted him here for
 long time. His motion picture ''The Highways and By-Ways of the Emerald Isle" contains pictures of all parts of Ireland and Is especially
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21

pressure on the Quickube Ice Tray. yege. tables come from the famous Hydrator as fresh as when you pu. them there.
 And how quietly Frigidaire operatesl You are scarcely aware that there is an extra powerful unit concealed in the bot tom of the cabineta unit that uses cur- rent only few minutes each hour at . cost ofbu few cents a day.
 All these modern improvements and re6nements combine to make Frigid- aire the truly adDanced refrigerator and also to effect many savings that make it the truly economical refrigerator to own.