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Mystery Plays
Hold Screen At
Fox AirdOme

Mystery, which has proved SO
popular in novels and on the stage
lately, holds the center of the
screen at the Fox Airdome tonight
and Sunday night, with two picture
thrillers presented for fans who like
their mystery thick.
Guilty Hands," starring Lionel
Barrymore and Kay Francis, will
be shown at the open air theater
tonight, while THE Spider" with
Edmund Lowe and Lois Moran, is
the attraction tomorrow night.
In spite of the fact they are both
mystery pictures. each is widely dif-
ferent from the other Guilty
Hands gives Barrymore chance
to portray the brilliant district at
torney who has sent many men TO
the electric chair, and as defense
counsel has saved as many more.
Then, when his daughter becomes
infatuated with a wealthy roue,
Barrymore kills the man. The lat
ter role is played by Alan Mowbray.
The picture will give those who like
to solve mysteries beforehand q
unique chance to predict the end.
The Spider" tells the story of a
master magician, an amneSia vic
tim who has lost his identity, and
killing in a theater for which the
magician is blamed 1t is thriller
of the best type.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
Judge Blames
Reduce Pay
For Troubles

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. y. UP)-
Failure OF wives to reduce eXpendl-
lures in conformity to reduce in
comes, unwise advice by parents,
the '.triangles' and the mother-in-
law problems were named by Judge
Vivian Frank Gable, OF Domestic
Relations Division Of Municipal
court as a prime causes Of marital
discord
At the end of his six months
service in Domestic Relations Court,
Judge Gable revealed the impress
sions gained as he presided over
more than 5000 cahes OF unhappy
family relations.
Mothers and fathers. through
misguided advice, are influencing
wives and husbands to separate
when some good old-fashioned
common sense would keep them to-
gether," he said
If wives of husbands whose in
comes have been reduced would
realize We are living in strained in
dustrial conditions, they would ad-
just their spendings TO conform to
the husbands reduced earnings.
1T is nonsense to blame the
much-abused prohibition amend
ment as the principal source Of
family breakups," Judge Gable said.
Actually, our court has a greatly
reduced number of cases traceable
to liquor than it had 25 years ago"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
HOLTVILLE LAYS
CLAIM TO FROG
HOPPING TITLE.

Holtville, through its esteemed
and official publication, the Holt
vile Tribune, has come to the fore
with a freq that, according to all
accounts, seriously challenges the
supremacy of Home Brew the
frog that's full of hops, and who
disappeared from his pomegranite
bush in front of the county jail
several weeks ago and has since
been the object of an extensive
search by county officers.
The Holtville frog was named
"Tequila" because of his great
strength, says the Tribune. He
was found by J. D. and r. L. Gro
well under the porch Of their home
on Holt avenue in Holtville. He
measures seven inches in length,
with q leg spread Of six inches, and
easily covers the bottom of a gal
Ion lard bucket, the Tribune goes
on. Not only that, "Tequila's"
hackers assert he has jumped two
feet by actual measurement.
And the Tribune serves notice any
attempts to claim "Tequila' as
Home Brew" will be resented by
Holtville residents to the last hop.
Eddie Nett, patron of Home
Brew" could not be reached for
statement today, but Undersheriff
Rodney Clarke came to the front
in defense of the jail frog.
Holtville is taking mean advan-
tage. said Clarke, in claiming the
hopping championship of the val
ley. since Home Brew" has not yet
been located to defend his own hon.
ors. Two feet" said Clarke,
would merely be hop in the buck
ct to Home Brew"
The entire Sheriff'S office was up
in arms over the Holtville asser-
tions. Statements which cannot be
rebutted until Home Brew" is To-
Gated are expected to speed the
search for him.
In the meantime Clarke, acting
for Nett, issued challenge on be-
half of Home Brew" hurting de-
fiance at "Tequila."
Just name your date snarled
Clarke, and we'll find Home Brew
for a jumping contest or croak in
the attempt
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12

Bad Chaps VINO might try to take
some nibbles off his ears"
Its a grand idea,' said Nurse
Jane Lets do it,
So she and Mrs Longears went
10 the eight and nine-cent store and
bought Uncle Wiggily a beautiful
popgun. When they gave it to the
rabbit gentleman he was delighted
and he said:
"I'll go out in the woods and see
IL I can hit a fence with the cork
in the popgun" For the popgun
shot out corks which, if they hap
pened to hit anyone, would not
harm them.
Uncle Wiggily went out in the
woods with his popgun and started
shooting corks at tree, knowing
he could do no harm. But, all Of
a sudden, when the rabbit gentle
man was looking around for some
thing else at which to shoot besides
the tree, he happened to see the
Naughty Bear sticking his head out
of the bushes.
"Wuff! Wuff!" growled the
Naughty Bear. nave CdupHI you
again, Uncle Wiggily and I'm 60
ing to nibble you"
"I am not Uncle Wiggily," said
the rabbit, pretending, you know.
"I am brave soldier with a pop
gun and if you don't go away and
let me alone I'll shoot you on the
nose"
aPoohl I'm not afraid of a pop
gun with a soft cork" howled the
Naughty Bear. go ahead! Shoot
II you likel"
All of a sudden Uncle Wiggily
picked up a hard stone, instead Of
the soft cork, and put the stone in
] his popgun. He aimed at the
Naughty Bear, pulled the trigger
, and banged the Naughty Bear on
his soft nose.
- "Oh, Wow" howled the Bear. II
didn't know you had that kind Of
fpopgun" So away he ran and Un-
Gle Wiggily laughed and hoped
home safe TO his hollow stump
bungalow with his popgun and
everything was o. K.
And if the stove pipe will stop
blowing smoke in the face of the
clock so the umbrella can't see
what time it is, III tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily up in the air
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD Z. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY'S POPGUN

Nurse Jane" called Mrs. Long
ears to her muskrat lady house
keeper one misty mostly morning.
"Ho, Nurse Jane!"
Yes, Mrs. Uncle Wiggily What
is it?" asked Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy.
For though the rabbit lady was
named Mrs. Longears. she was also
the wife of Uncle Wiggily and, OF
course, she has the right to be
called Mrs. Uncle Wiggily. Did you
want me to do something for you?'
asked Nurse Jane.
Rather I wanted YOU to do
something for Uncle Wiggily,' said
Mrs. Longears. What do you
think of a popgun?'
"A popgun," exclaimed Nurse
Jane. Surely you are not going to
trade Uncle Wiggily off for pop
gum
NO, indeed" said Mrs. Longears.
Il was just thinking I would get a
popgun for Mr.. LOngears.'
But what does he need of a pop
gun?" asked Nurse Jane. He has
a gun TO shoot mosquitoes when they
bite him and he has what they call
q gun On MS airship, though really
it is only the gasoline handle such
as is on an automobile. But pop
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
State Department
To Put On Crew

SACRAMENTO Sept. II. U.P)--
The state department of public
works plans to put approximately
1000 extra men to work October 10.
This announcement was made
today following action of the state
highway commission in voting ST.
500 1000 for highway work as part
of the unemployment relief pro-
gram sponsored by Governor Rolph.
1t is the departments plan to So
licit the aid of mayors and COM
mittees in various communities in
selecting the men to be employed.
Married men will be given prefer
ence. Three days per week will be
given each man on extra work, 1t
was announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12

gun! Well, I don't quite see"
Excuse me for interruptlng you,
but let me explain" said Mrs.
Longears. You don't mind, do
you?"
Not in the least" said Nurse
Jane. only I was wondering"
We'll, wonder no more begged
Mrs. Longears. This is what had
in mind for Uncle Wiggily"
Sitting down in a porch chair and
folding her long ears back Of her
head so they would not be in her
way, Mrs. Uncle Wiggily started to
talk TO Nurse Jane.
You know, Nurse Jane" spoke
Mrs. Longears, that Uncle Wiggily
is almost always, and 1 might say
every day, buying toys and play
things for the children?"
"Oh, yes, 1 know that agreed
the muskrat lady.
well" went on Mrs. Longears,
"I think it is time some of us
bought a toy or plaything for my
husband.
you mean for Uncle Wiggily?"
asked Nurse Jane.
Yes" said Mrs. Longears. Uncle
Wiggily ought to have a little fun
for himself now and again"
Il agree with you" squeaked
Nurse Jane. And you think a pop
gun would be the best thing to get
him in the way Of a toy"
81 think so,' Mrs. Longears, said
You remember we got him a RED
coat the other day and he pretend
ed to be a fireman in the woods ano
drove away the Woozie Wolf anc
! the Fuzzie Fox
so he did" said Nurse Jane
Right brave and clever I call hin
to have done that; don't you?"
"Oh, Uncle Wiggily is brave anc
clever all right said his wife. "SC
! thought if got him a popgun HI
could, perhaps, pretend to be sol
dier and with his gun scare an!
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12

have been arrested in various parts
of the valley and jailed on various
charges more times than any other
one man.
This winter he confined his activ-
tiles to the Ell Centro vicinity, es-
tablishing a speaking acquaintance
with city and county officials.
He apparently feels perfectly at
home in the county jail, just as
one who returns once more to q
habitation long familiar.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
Issued ID o lily, Except
Sundays. Entered at
the Post Office, Ell Cen
tro, Calf, as Second
Class Matter.
THIS NAN MACDONALD


tain that has brought about an epoch
al change in the Empires government,
most important fact, in the opinion of
many unbiased American observers, is
that Premier Ramsay Macdonald seems
bigger man in defeat than he would
have been in victory
Faced with financial crisis that
gravely menaced his nation, Macdonald
responded to the call of the welfare of
his people first and to the political for
tunes of his party second.
Though leader of the Labor party,
which represents the left wing" in Bri-
tiSh political thought, he recognized the
grave necessities of the situation and
and chose to play ball with Conserva-
tives and the Liberals. He even assent
ed to Stanley Baldwin, leader of the ul-
tra-Conservatives and one of Labor's bit
terest foes, being made one of the most
important members Of his new cabinet.
Thus, by strange combination of
Labor, Liberal and Conservative men,
bers, Great Britain now has govern
ment of individuals with Macdonald at
its head The best men in each of the
three widely divergent political groups
are now working hand in hand to rescue
their nation from threatened economic
disaster.
Looming above them all is Macdonald
himself, who might, had he chosen to play
the part Of blind and selfish politician,
forced victory for his party at the ex-
pense of the public welfare Failing in
victory, he might have stubbornly fallen
in a crashing defeat with widespread
damage to the interests of his beleaguer-
ed nation. Either development would
have meant no good to the other nations
of the world with whom Britain's for
tunes are interlocked by trade and COM
merce.
Of course, there are some who will say
that Macdonald surrendered to the en-
emy." Chauvinistically, they will insist
that party leader should stand by his
party to the last ditch. Blindly, they
will see only the narrow political path
that a politician is supposed to tread,
overlooking the wider roads that lead
toward the common good of the people.
The world needs more great political
leaders like Ramsay Macdonald. 1t
needs men with vision broader than
mere party politics. 1t needs men who
are firm enough to act on the best die
tates of their judgment, who are brave
enough to conciliate with the opposition
parties when conciliation means ad-
vancement of the public welfare.
The development may not have solved
Britains problem of depression = per-
haps the basic conditions creating the
crisis will remain = but Macdonald
seems to be doing his best.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
Tacker Singh
Is Back Again
With Sheriff

The old reliable Tacker Singh
again is numbered among those
present in the Hotel de Campbell.
This time he is serving a 15-day
sentence imposed by Judge H. B..
Griffin in Brawley justice court
yesterday. The charge was vagran-
cy.
Singh, Hindu, is declared to
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-12
Accident Suit
Answer Filed

That the plaintiff did not exer-
else ordinary caution in that he
continued to ride in an automobile
driven in a careless manner is the
contention of defendants in Soichi
Fuginanis suit against Earl V. C..
Northrup, Agnes Northrup and
Earlene Northrup, according to the
first amended answer filed in su-
perior court this morning.
Defendants deny certain allega-
tions Of the plaintiff in regard to
an automobile accident in which
Fuginani said he was injured. They
also ask that the case against them
be dismissed with court costs.