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La gaceta., 1931-05-09

Mr.. Joughin lie contest6 que
81 lie entregaba una liSta de lo'
establecimientos donde Sc ha
Han las traga-dinero, el Sc apo.
dera~ia de elias, Y 81 tenian bon
has de gas o corrientes electri-
cas- que lastimaran a.sus dipu'
tados, procederia al arresto de.
dueho de las maquinas Y de 10.
d6enos de los lggares donde es
tas fueran encont 'af as.
mi prop6sito es, nos mani
fest6 anoche ell sheriff, apode-
rarme de las maquinas y des-
truirlas, y 81 puedo llevar a SUI
duenos a los tribunales, tam
bien 10 hare.
la guerra contra eSos apara
tos la mantendre hasta ell final
Parece que ell dueno de esas
''ladroneras' la ha protegido
con bombas Y corriente electri~
ca para evitar que sc las roben.
La gaceta., 1931-05-09

esparcidas por la ciudad, visitt
al sheriff Joughin para decirlo
que sus maquinas estan prepa
radas con bombas de lagrimas
y combinaciones el6ctricas, en-
los sitios donde estan puestas.
Ell senior en- question ofreciG
al sheriff indicarle los lugare9
donde estan las maquinas, .
cambio de que este prometiera
no tocarlas.
Sc hizo ell Off Acimiento cor
ell fin de p.oteger a los diputa-
dos 81 estos Sc aproximaran p
los aparatos "acondicionados
para la guerra.
La gaceta., 1931-05-09
DEFUNCIONES

Esta senala( } para las cinco
de la tarde de hoy ell sepelio de
Antonio Fernandez, de 60 amos,
vecino que era de la Gale "a
2205.
Ell cadaver del Sr. Fernan-
DEE recibira sepultura en- ell &C.
menterio del Centre Espan0l.
lie sobreviven tres hijos, Ant1-
Mo, Eduardo y Jose, y cinco hi
Jas, Cristina Campos, Maria An
tonia Royal, Do res Gonzalez y
Ds'fi"a y cow nsa Fe'nA"-
deZ.
La gaceta., 1931-05-09
AL SECRETARIO ID LA
CORTE DEL CIRQUTTO
RECLAMA Ell D
$4,000

Los abogados del &C Nado
Sres. Sutton, Tellman y ! Seves
a nombre de los comisiG fados
del condado presentaron layer
un pleito en- la corte del ciEcgf
to reclamando $35,632.76. apo
exceso de honqrarios, al s'tre
tario de la corte del circuitdkW
A. Dickinson.
Sc hasa la reclamation en- "a
ley del estado que limita ell suel-
do de csc secretario y de otros
funcionarios del condado.
Alegan los comisionados que
desde enero l, 1925, hasta may"
21,1927, Dickinson ha recauda-
do exceso de honorarios por va
Tor de $78, l09.89 y solo ha pa
gado al condado $42, 477.1 que
dandose con $35,622.76.
Menci6nase en- ell pleito a Ia
La gaceta., 1931-05-09

do sobre la deuda de caminos y
puentes del condado, $1,284,5 500
$473,000 en- amortizar bonos y
636,376.25 en- intereses.
Ell condado tenia en- esa fecka
agregado al fondo que admins
ira el comite, 1897, 184.70, Ia
diferencia entire la cantidad pa
gada y ell total recaudado 81,
281.750.09.
La gaceta., 1931-05-09

N&onios de la d%ensa, ell juez
HenCd de la corte del Crimen
encontr6 aver culpable de anun-
ciaf% hSamente a w. B. Baugh
admins Rdor del Princess
Boot Shop
Multa de $50 Impulse a es
tie comerciante, quien rehuc6
pagarla, anunciando que Spela-
"a a la corte del circuito.
Defendi6 "a I Agh ell abogado
A. F. Cornelius.W
La gaceta., 1931-05-09

Tn informe del comite de ad
ministraci6n del estado, REMIT
do aver a esta ciudad, prueha
que desde febrero Is de 1880.
cuando ell comite Sc fundara'
hasta diciembre 81, habia paga-
La gaceta., 1931-05-09

Srta. Julia |. Dickinson, hia
del secretario, a quien Sc desert
be como que entrara en- un con-
EMO con este, comprando con
Il exceso que Sc reclama, bienes
'aices, acciones Y bonos del es.
tado,
La gaceta., 1931-05-09
HOY Sc PONDRA EN- CANT
NO DE TAMPA Ell GE.
NERAL HINES


Hoy saldra de Miami, en- d.
recci6n de Tampa, ell Gral
Hines, director del negociado d"
veteranos, Y las personals que l.
acompanan.
Viene ell general a visitar el
terreno de 500 acres, situado en-
Tampa Terraces, que Sc ha ofre-
edo aquf para Asilo de los SOL
dados.
Una brillante reception Sc le
ha preparado.
La gaceta., 1931-05-09
81 CARL
TON PASO LA NOCHE EN-
TAMPA

Lego anoche de la capital,
hospedandose en- su casa de aqul
ell gobernador del estado Hor.
Doyle Carlton.
Hoy por la manana seguira
viaje a Arcadia, donde atendera
asuntos particulares. Ell lunes
regresara a Tallahassee.
La gaceta., 1931-05-09

Ell COMITE DE ADMINS
TRACTION DEL ESTADO HA
RECIBIDO BONOS DEL
CONDADO POR VALOR
DE 473,000
La gaceta., 1931-05-09
LIGA NACIONAL

LIGA NACIONAL
Aunque Ell Brooklyn solo ba
Ee6 cuatro hits, hizo cuatro ca
@eras, venciendo al Filadelfia.
Brooklyn &c, 4h, 1s
Filadelfia &c, Oh, Ol
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26
CANADA SENDS EN- HENCE

Over in Canada the communists who
make speeches against the Government, try
to tear down their institutions. cause riots
and otherwise disturb the peace, get a speed
trial, and, is convicted Of the charges prefer
red against them, are sent back to the coun-
try from whence they came or to Russia.
Uncle Sam might do the same. Surely,
these people who recognize no God. no au-
thority and think the world owes them a liv-
ing have no reason to remain within the
bounaries of the United States-deport them
hence.
The speakers play up big to the young
folks, pointing out to them the advantages,
as they see them, of communist rule. Many
young people fall for this unholy doctrine,
who otherwise would make honest and use
full citizens.
There are communists in this country
and in Canada who are paid by the Russian
misrule to spread this rot among the people
They surely are enemies within our gates"
and their room is more to be preferred than
their presence. May nothing delay their de-
parture to Russia or hasten their return.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26

issue.
Il serial bonds are issued and sold
thew viii Be- in the mount ~ one
Thousand Dollars $4,000 each. the
sum ~ Five Thousand Sl5.uoH.Nf1 nol-
lars viii become due and PAYABLE on the
lst day OF January IN TIE Years 1855
1884. 1885, and 1886, and The sum OF
Eight Thousand Dollars tSSQ00-Q0l on
the lst day ~ January. in thr sttIS U.s.
81. 1888 M 1888. and the sum II Ten
Thousand lS1U.oo0-0 ef Dollars N the
ist day u January. 1870. p the sum
OF Ten Thousand tSlo.o0O.eel Dollars
sum Of Fifteen Thousand Stls.eQ9n0l
Dollars On ihe Isl day ~ january, le-
The said bonds. whether amortization
or serial bonds. VIII bear date OF J2nu-
ary iSt. 1882. and VIII bear interest Al
a rate not exceeding six CO.. per cent
um per annum payable "semi-annually
on the Isl DAY Of July. and the st day
Of January. i'm each year. and viii ne
redecmahie in fun five go years from
the date of issue. and on any interest
due date thereafter
The said bonds will be sold for not
less than their nar value with accrued
interest 10 date OF delivery. % all bid
ders must state the lowets rate Of IN
terest at which they viii purchase the
bonds at par. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all lids aid 10
sell the said bonds At private sale.
All bids other tina by or on behalf OF
the State Board Of Lane Commissioners
of the State of Montana must be sc
companied by 4 certified check In the
sun Of Five Hundred Dollars tS3eVl
payable to the order of the Clerk. which
will be forfeited by the successful i'd
der in the event that he shall fail or
refuse To complete The purchase OF the
said bonds in accordance with the terms
Of his bid
All bids should be addressed 10 the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Sheridan County, and delivered 10 the
County Clerk of said County.
Frank French
Chairman. Board : County. Commits
sioners of sheridan County, State Of
Montana
ATTEST:
Niels Madsen.
Clerk OF the Board of County Com
missioners of Sheridan County. Monta-
ma
Address: Plentywood, Montana
The Resolution was thereupon sec
onded by Commissioner Anker. and be-
ing put TO a vote. the votes We're as
follows;
Commissioned French voting Aye"
Commissioner Anker voting Aye
Commissioner Hansen voting Aye"
ON Motion. the following Securities
We're approved as Security for county
Funds with the First National Bank,
Reserve, Co. Warrants, S42.25.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26

The next president of the United States
will be a Democrat, quite probably Roosevelt
of New York. The result of the late English
election show clearly that the world does not
want Communism. Unless something fund
amental is lone soon to remedy present con-
ditions Of unemployment, the country faces
serious trouble. 1t is not possible to peace
ably ard successfully starve six or seven
million people"
These are the conclusions of Arthur Lee
Seur, former Mayor Of Minot, once president
of its Socialist local, one of the founders of
the Non-partisan League, long considered
and respected as one of the northwest most
brilliant and conscientious radicals.
He expressed them in an interview
with the press at Williston last week, while
there as one of the Attorneys for D. |. Todd
who was found guilty on a grand larceny
charge there last Thursday.
Arthur LeSeur is one of the country 8
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26
Westby News

Mr.. and Mrs. Even Rogstad Of Elk
horn Township called on their daugh-
ter Mrs Art Bergh last Sunday.
The song service given at the Lone
Tree Lutheran church last Sunday
night was well attended by Westby
people.
Mrs. R. Anderson, Oris, Thresa, Ma
bel and Adolph were city callers from
Pleasant Valley last Sunday.
Miss Hannah Bloom of Alkabo, N.
D., was a Westby caller last Sunday.
Leon Mayhem and Orville Hellum
Of Pleasant Valley were city callers
Saturday.
Miss Mabel Deiseth attended the
thirtieth wedding anniversary given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Pc
derson at Alkabo last Saturday mite.
Miss Dieseth and Miss Hulda Haugen
sang a duet in behalf of the day.
Mrs. Otto Enger served a delightful
lunch to a group Of her friends Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Jermanson and
family accompanied by his parents ar
rived from Canada last Sunday to at
tend the confirmation services at the
United Lutheran church.
Mr.. Simonson and Delmer Polling
Of Crosby, n. D., spent a pleasant At
ternoon last Saturday the guests Of
Miss Carol Hoeck. Mr.. Polling is q
elassmate of Carols during the time
she attended school in Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson Of
Pleasant Valley were Sunday guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Iverson and family.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26

On Motion. Commissioners French vas
E-antrd q Leave OF Absence from the
state for a period ~ 10 laws beginning
November eth. 1891.
Al o'clock p m the Board adjourn
Frank French
Chairman OF the Board
Niels Nadsen.
Clerk.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26

most brilliant analysts of current conditions.
and whose life has largely been given in his
active career as a lawyer to defend the un-
der-dog." LeSeur, now confessely a man
without a party. is trusted and respected
widely in both radical and conservative
groups.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-11-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY BONDS

Notice is hereby Given BY the Boaff
Of County Commissioners of Sheridan
County. State of Montana, that the sad
Board will on the S,h day of neccm-
Der. 1891 at the hour of > o'clock p m.
at the County Commissioners Chambers
in the county Court House in Plenty
wood. Montana. in the said unity. IT
TO the highest bidder and bes. lii 'ei
for cash. either amortization or serial
bonds of the said county in he tOlai
amount of $1,000 90. for tho -url'os
OF enabling the County TO retire and
fund valid and legal outstanding Coun-
~ Warrants issued against tae ,ienetal
Fund. Road Fund. Bridge Fund, and
Poor Fund, of Sheridan County. Mon
tana.
Amortization bonds will be the first
, choice and serial bonds will be the see
ond choice of the said board.
If amortization bonds are sold and
issued, the entire issue may be put in
to one single bond or divided into sever
al bonds, as the sal Board may deter
mine upon AT the time of sale. both
principal and interest to be payable in
semi-annual installments during a per-
Tod Of ten GO years from the date OF
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21

Announce Birth-Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Johnston OF Brawley an
nounce the arrival of a seven-pound
baby boy, William, Jr. The baby
was born this morning at the home
OF Mrs. F. M. Johnson on Len Rey.
Grape Juice--l4 kinds unferment-
ed, two years old. Try one order OF
your home store. 293 Orange ave.
l4tf
Valley Shipping - Lettuce ship
ments fell TO 80 carloads yester-
day, according to b. A. Harrigan,
agricultural commissioner. Other
consignmentS included 80 OF car
rots, l6 of peas. and one each oi
asparagus, fennel. grapefruit ana
mixed vegetables.
Edwin Stewart - Lry cleaning
and pressing. We call Tor and deli
Yer. Quality. service. dependability.
Casa Rey Hotel. Telephone ll6. 2tG
Building Permit lssued-A build
ing permit was issued today TO r.
L. Anderson 10 build two resi-
dences, costing S3200. at S39 and
837 State street.
Appointed Guardian-Mrs. Eu-
genie Hardwick yesterday afternoon
was appointed guardian OF Joe b.
Hardwick, son of a we'll known val
ley peace officer who died recently.
Hold Your Orders for the Home
Agency, established more than Il
years, satisfaction guaranteed. We
are beginning house-to o-housc
canvass of the city today, but II
your expirations are near, phone
2l6W or drop a card to GIG Euclid
and we viii call Immediately and
take your order. We furnish any
domestic periodical published and
many foreign publications, all AT
publishers prices. Club rates given
on any magazines desired. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leffingwell. 1876
Divorce Case Continued-After
paying 5000 for support of his wife
until further hearing of her divorce
suit against him, G. Roy Farr yes
terday afternoon was granted a
continuance OF one week, by agree
ment of attorneys.
Give the Riddles 4 Sand Pile
We haul nice, clean, Grips sand.
Phone l447 sat,tues thur
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
new film STAR
TO BE SEEN IN
BODY AND SOUL

In Not Exactly Gentleman"
which plays tonight only at Fox
Imperial theatre. Dakota instead of
Oklahoma, is the scene for home
stead rush such rs characterized
"Cimmaron."
Victor Mcl.aglen, Lew Cody and
Eddie Gribben have the roles OF
three bad men," who act as guard
ians for a young girl whose father
has been killed by bandits. She has
a map to the location OF gold mine
in the Black Hills and each of the
three hopes to get the map by pro-
posing 10 the girl, played by Fay
when they put forth another cam
didate. he happens to be her lost
sweetheart.
The villain then enters and tries
to take both the girl and the map,
the bad men" proving themselves
not so bad after all by saving her
and her property and restoring her
sweetheart to her. Not Exactly
Gentleman" is fun of punch. as
those who saw the trailer know.
Sunday night ELISA Landi. ia
nous European and American stage
star, who is making her debut in
the talking pictures, will be seen in
Body and Soul" in which she is
co-starred with Charles Farrell, who
formerly made up the popular team
of Farrell and Gaynor.
Her remarkable work in "A
Farewell to Arms" caused Miss
Landi TO become sensation over
night.
Body and Soul" is war film,
centering around three men in the
Royal Flying Corps. All the reck-
less gallantry Of the World war fly
ers pervades the picture. plus the
plottings Of spies, the crisS-cross OF
love and treachery, all OF which are
unraveled as the plot unfolds.
A dramatic climax straightens out
the plots and gives romance its
chance OF iuifillment.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
HARVEY DROPS
SLOW FIGHT TO
GOTHAM BOXER

NEW YORK, March 81. UP) A
considerable amount OF trunk pack
ing and steamship ticket buying was
being done by Len Harvey, British
middleweight boxer. today
This hustle OF activity was being
participated in by Harvey and his
blonde bride because he was defeat
ed by Ben Jeby of New York in a
l2-round boxing bout here last
night.
The decision voted on by the three
officials was unanimous and was
applauded by the crowd.
The applause was something in
the way Of direct contrast with the
reception given the verdicts on Har-
vey's first two American bouts.
These earlier bouts were lost TO
Vince Dundee OF Baltimore. While
the officials OF these displayed a
satisfactory degree of unanimity
there were recalcitrant spectators
and boxing writer's TO claim that
Harvey had been robbed. But by
now. with Harvey credited as being
the best of the old world middle
weights; unable to get by so unpre-
possessing a foeman as Jeby, the
yerdicts of the first two bouts here
did not look SO bad.
The bout itself was not wonder.
Each battler scored his share OF
punches but there was much ciinch-
ing of which Harvey was chiefly
guilty and much backward running
in which department Harvey eXer~
cIsed a monopoly.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21

Suit To Quiet Title-Myers Butte
today filed suit against Nellie Latta
and Charles E. Page to quiet title
to lots In Imperial.
Furniture Aucti0n-450 Main ST.,
Monday. March 23rd. Sale starts
at 1870 sharp. 2Ot2
Arrested BY Traffic Officers-Roy
A. Barron OF Phoenix was arrested
by Jack Lee, state traffic officer. on
charge OF reckless driving last
night. Officer NJ. P. Brown arrest
ed Ed Heath of Ell Centre on
charge of driving while drunk.
Bookkeeper Wishes to Keep Small
sets of books, $l2.50 month. p. O.
Box 1887. lltl0
Car Turns Over - An automobile
registered to Lorenzo Topeto turned
over on the Brawley highway near
the l0l ranch last night. When J.
w. Wells. state traffic officer. ar
rived on the scene the driver Of
the car could not be found. Spec
tators claimed he had been drunk.
Preliminary Hearing Continued
Preliminary hearing of charges Of
forgery against Clyde Cummings
yesterday afternoon was continued
until Monday, with bond set at
$1,000. Cummings was recently held
to answer to the superior court un-
der $25,000 bond on statutory
charge, which is now pending.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
CORBETT TAKES
SLUGGISH BOUT
FROM PIRRONE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81. (U.P)
Young Corbett III of Fresno, CAL
ifornia'S contender for the welter-
weight title, nursed q broken lett
thumb today as an aftermath OF
his victory over Paul Pirrone OF
Cleveland in an uninteresting 10
round fight here last night.
Corbett tried hard for eight
rounds TO make the backward
easterner mix, but without sue
cess. In the eighth he snagged his
thumb on the Pirrone brow and
broke it. Pirrone sensed the Fres-
no boy, a southpaw. was consider
ably slowed up and started work
on his own account. but 1t was too
late. A whirlwind 10th round,
which went to Pirrone, failed 10
overcome the lead Corbett piled
up in earlier rounds.
Pirrone apparently was advised
TO withhold his characteristic Of
fensive, and contented himself
with counter punching most of the
way. Except for Corbetts thumb,
neither fighter appeared to be
hurt. Corbett weighed l47i. and
Pirrone l472s.
Other results:
Paul Delaney decisioned Manuel
Victoria, (6): Bobby Gray out
pointed Leo Domingo. "a: Johnny
Kunich decisioned Tommy Comis-
key, "a; Johnny Freeman knocked
out Speedy Suarks, O, and Willie
Keane knocked out Jim Naulty.
1)
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
Here and There
In Sport World

CHICAGO. March 81. U.P)-Bar-
ney Ross, 1921. Chicago, won from
Jackie Davis, l34. Springfield, H.,
in six rounds.
DETROIT, March =. U.E-My
Sullivan, l57ia, st. Paul, knocked
out Izzy Grove. 1921. New York, in
the first round.
Pee Wee Wilson, i20, Detroit, de-
feated Juan Cruz, l20. Mexico City.
l0l.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 81.
(U.P)-Young Geno. La Sale, Ill,
defeated Henry Falgeno, Des Moines
in 10 seconds.
Cowboy Eddie Anderson, 100, Cas-
per. Wyo., defeated Iowa Joe Rivers,
Cedar Rapids, in 10 rounds.
ST. LOUIS, March 81. lU.P)-Bert
Wagner. 40, Indianapolis, defeated
Eddie Terry, 1872, st. Louis. on toul
Cd.
NEW YORK, March 81. U.P) -
Ben Jeby, 1917, New York, defeat
ed Len Harvey, l55, England, Q2;
Cecil Payne, 1876, Louisville, KY, de-
feated Marty Goldman, 1876, Brook
lyn. 10D; Young Terry, l53, Tren-
ton, N. j.. debated Vincent Sireci,
1901. New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. March 81. U.H
Ed Don" George. claimant to the
worlds heavyweight wrestling title,
has been temporarily suspended in
this state for his refusal to accept
Ed Stranger" Lewis challenger 10
q title bout here April l3. George
has been given until the first Of
next week to accept the challenge.
DR. Harry Martin, chairman OF the
state athletic commission said that
further refusal TO meet Lewis
would result in Georges disbar-
ment from further competition in
this state
LOS ANGELES, March 81. U.P)-
William T. Tilden and Karel Koze-
luh will meet in exhibition matches
at the Midwick country club this
afternoon and at the Palomar ten
mis- club here tomorrow afternoon.
Kozeluh has twice defeated Tilden
since they arrived in California.
LOS ANGELES. March 81. U.H
The University Of California ten
mis- team defeated the University of
Southern California, six to three,
here yesterday.
LOS ANGELES. March 81. U.P)
--Manuela Kaililla set q new
Southern California record for the
220 yard free style swim for men
last night, negotiating the distance
in two minutes. 1G AS seconds.
Buster Crabbe, favorite. was third
Josephine McKim set a new mark
for women in the same event in
two minutes, Al AS seconds.
ALHAMBRA, Cal, March 81. U.P
and Argentina polo play
ers meet in closing game OF the
MidWick inyitational tournament
here tomorrow afternoon. The
game was held over from Wednes-
day. when MidWick's Stars were tln-
able TO play, and Los Pamperos tour
a pickup" team. which
Dan Kearney. one OF their
own squad.
II Midwick wins tomorrow, q
third and deciding game will be
TO decide possession of
the Carleton Burke trophy.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
BELL TO MEET
FRENCH STAR IN
INDOOR SINGLES

NEW YORK, March 81. U.p)-
Berkeley Bell, rangy, stoop shoul-
dered. 22-year-old Texan, today
provided the final and most SER
ious obstacle TO Jean Borotra's am
bition TO making the 1891 national
indoor tennis championships an all
French triumph.
Borotra, paired with his coun-
tryman Christian Boussus, already
has won the doubles title-his
third doubles triumph since 1926.
II he succeeds in defeating Bell,
and he is two TO one favorite TO
accomplish the feat, he will take
possession OF the singles title for
the fourth time. He won previous
ly in 1925. 1927 and 1929, retiring
the championship trophy, and now
seeks leg on the new trophy
placed in competition last season
and won by Francis T. Hunter.
Bells participation in the finals
Is a distinct surprise. The Texan
ranked llth in national standings,
is noted as an upsetter of the
mighty but he had been conceded
little chance against Frank Shields
OF New York, Americas No. 2
ranking players. However, Bell
played inspired tennis and elimi-
mated Shields, 9-1i, Ga. 1910, 6-4,
in the most bitterly fought indoor
match in years.
Borotra reached the finals Fri
day by defeating Perrine Rocka-
fellow OF New York and his COM
petition yesterday was limited to
the doubles finals. Borotra and
Boussus had little difficulty in de-
feating Cliff Sutter OF New Or
leans and Pierre Landry, France.
Us, GA, ST, 6-4.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-21
City and County News Briefs

New Deputy Auditor-Miss lne2
Baker has been appointed deputy
county auditor by w. d. Carey
county auditor, filling the vacancy
left by the resignation OF Mrs. irene
Lively whose marriage to Charies
Darroughs is q recent event. MISS
Baker was formerly connected with
the johnson -0roene company.
Madame DOrie Astrology and
Psychic Resdsts. Phone 6Sf To
Broadway. io''
Held For Superior COurt-C. A.
Marlow, charged with contributing
to the delinquency OF minor OH
complaint of the mother OF Loia
Raeie, l6, Of Holtville, was held TO
answer to the superior court after
preliminary hearing before Judge
S. NJ. Smyser in Holtville this MORN
ing.
DR.. A. b. HANSON, Dentist. Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Granted Divorce--An interlocu-
tory decree OF divorce and SlooO
alimony was granted to Lulu WeaV-
er from Oral c. Weaver by the su-
perior court this morning.
Baby Rlce-Buttereo or sweeten-
ed pop corn, always fresh. 5, 10
and 25c box. Next to Stage Depot.
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