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Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
City and County News Briesf

Chickens Stolen-H. j. Barnt re-
ported TO the sheriff's office yes
terday afternoon that a thief en-
Tered his chicken shed Sunday
night and escaped with 80 hens and
cne rooster. Eight of the hens were
Rhode Island Reds, while the rest
and the rooster were Barred Rocks
Call Newkirk Beauty Shop for
eye brow arching and dyeing. Phone
227. 17tf
Cal Mousseau. candidate for di-
rector, will discuss Irrigation Dis
trict problems over KXO every
Monday evening between 800 and
$40. 12t4
Katherine ii. Sullivan offers
girls silk dresses in prints, also s.
piece suits with red jacket of bot
any flannel, silk suits in sizes TO
IA years at $685. for choice of any
in the window. 1911
Valley Shipments-Lettuce ship
ments leaving the valley yesterday
totaled ITO cars, according TO B. A.
Harrigan, agricultural commission
er. Twenty-seven cars of carrots,
two of mixed vegetables and one
each of grapefruit and greens also
left Imperial Valley yesterday.
Katherine II. Sullivan offers
special at 1895 to s595, children's
dresses and suits in silk and velvets
in sizes to 6 years. l3ti !
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
MeaneSt Thief
Enters Church

At least one candidate for mem
bership in the far-famed "Meanest
Mans club" is active in Ell Centro
as burglar or burglars pilfered
what they could from st. Pauls
Episcopal church, enjoyed a COLA
ton from supplies in the kitchen and
left the soiled dishes in the sink.
Entrance was gained by breaking
a glass in the door Of the ambula-
tory and turning the key. A small
supply Of sugar, coffee, stamped en-
velopes and work shirt were taken
from the building.
This is the third time the church
has been burglarized within the last
five years, it is said.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
SEEK MEDAL FOR
HERO OF CAVE-IN

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l3. U.P)
While state and federal investiga-
tions into the cause of the Mitchell
tunnel cave-in continued today, San
Francisco supervisors took steps to
reward Welby Morgan, whose hero
ism saved the lives of 20 entombed
miners.
A committee was considering pre-
senting Morgan with $500 and re-
commencing him for a Carnegie
medal.
Morgan, nozzleman, outran the
falling shale and rocks and lugged
a 4-inch pipe back TO clear territory.
The pipe furnished air and food to
the buried men during the 80 hours
of their entombment.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
campaign before the holidays.

Some of Calexico's tennis enthusi-
asts visited Central last week to try
out the new courts of cement which
have been recently laid.
Monday was a fatal day for many
of the junior college people. 1t was
the last day on which they might
turn in their term papers and re-
ceive full credit for them. Many OF
the classes were depleted by cutting
students who were working feverish-
ly to finish their contribution to
knowledge before the end of the
sixth period. which was the last hour
of the last day.
Those taking freshman English
were especially weighed with ankle
ty. for they had not only 5000 word
research paper to write, but also a
card catalogue in which was listed
the sources OF their information.
Dean Shepherd of the Junior COL
lege, instructor in geology, has
planned field trip in that subject
to Mullet Island and the mud pots
at Salton Sea for next Saturday.
Pictures of the various organiza-
tions and athletic teams of the high
school are now on sale by the La
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
Will
Live In State

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Jan. l3.
W.p-John Mccormack, noted irish
tenor. was to arrive here with his
family today to make his permanent
home on an estate in the Hollywood
hills which he purchased year ago.
Mccormack plans to remain here
most of the year. but will continue
to spend the summer in Ireland.
The Runyon estate. consisting of
las acres. was bought by the singer
for 100000 when he was here last
spring making a talking picture
Mccormack named it San Patrizio
Parque," Spanish for St Patrick
Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
ARMY SEEKING
LOST AVIATORS

GALVESTON, Tex. Jan. 13. UP
Every available plane Of the third
attack group of air forces at Fort
Crockett, q in number, today joined
in the search for two army flyers,
mysteriously missing since they took
off from Matagorda Bay Sunday.
The men, lieut.. j. z. Grasty, pilot
and his passenger, Corporal Phillip
Schuchmann, we're returning from
an air meet in Brownsville when
they stopped for few hours at the
attack groups hunting lodge on the
bay.
They were last seen at GAS p. m.
Sunday flying above Matagorda Bay,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
MISLABELING CASE
IN SUPREME COURT

Grapefruit growers are interested
in hearing the results of the Wald-
man Mefford case which is being
tried today in the supreme court at
San Francisco, and which is con-
Cerned with the labelling of coast
grown grapefruit Imperial Valley"
The case was tried in Los An
geles last spring and the district
attorneys office and the agricultur-
al commissioner assisted the city
prosecutor in the trial A convic-
ton was secured. but the case was
later appealed and the decision re-
versed. It now comes before the
state supreme court for decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
POISONED LIQUOR
CLAIMS ANOTHER

BERKELEY, Cal. Jan. 13 Wp)-
Poison liquor obtained in San
Francisco today threatened to take
another life-the thirteenth in Cen
trail CALIFORNIA; current epidemic.
Felix Croft, 10. was in hospital
fighting for his life against the
effects of liquor he drank yester-
day at place on the Embarcadero
San Francisco. His condition was
critical.
Croft complained of severe pains
in his stomach and intestines and
Of a paralysis of the legs.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
SLAYER OF MOTHER
MAY GET RELEASE

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Calf.
Jan. 13. U.P,-Dorothy Ellingsen,
San Francisco "jazz girl who killed
her mother so she could go dancing
unopposed. will be released on Feb
ruarv 81, 1892. if her present good
conduct continues, prison records
showed today.
She was sent to prison August q
1925.
Another San Quentin prisoner,
John Hawkins, one time star athlete
of the University of Southern Cali
fornia, is scheduled for parole in
juno.
He is serving time for series OF
burglaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13

, Daughter Born To Larkins-Mr
and Mrs. Lecel Larkins of Imperial
are the proud parents of a little
daughter born yesterday at Mrs.
lie Blancs maternity cottage. The
baby is named Betty Jean and
weighs 6'2 pounds.
Jailed On Driving Charges-Wil-
liam A. Galley was sentenced to
serve so days in the county Jail
when he could not pay a sl00 fine
on a charge of reckless driving.
=. D. Roper entered a plea of guilty
to a charge of drunk driving. He
will be sentenced by Judge 1. May
field at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
DR.. A. B. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
BUYS Stock-Lew Philley of the
Office Supply company here re-
Gently purchased the stock of the
Continental Stationers corporation
il CaleXico at an auction sale yes
terday morning. The sale was held
for the purpose of satisfying claims
against the company.
Coroner's Verdict Returned-Ed-
ward Hauser. MeXicali brewer, died
Of heart failure. decided a coroner's
jury yesterday afternoon after an
inquest into the death of Hauser
Sunday night in Calexico.
Real Estate Meeting = All real
estate men in El Centre are urged
TO attend a meeting of the Realty
Board tonight at the Tyler Insur-
ance Agency at $40 Main street.
The meeting is scheduled for 7:30
o'clock. w E. Hancock is presi-
aent and John Tyler is secretary
f the board
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
DEATH CLAIMS
WOMEN FRIENDS

LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan. 13. W.P
Death claimed two women, close
friends. within few minutes of
each other here today while tele-
phoning.
Mrs. Sylvia Schofield dropped
dead while talking to a friend, try
ing to ascertain the cause of Mrs.
Schofield's illness The friend
called Mrs. Mary Luttin. Mrs. Lut-
tin listened a few minutes and her
self was stricken by heart at
tack, dying almost instantly.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
EXPECTING STORK

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Jan. 13. WP)
Mrs. Jack Cohn. who before her
marriage last summer was Alice
Day, motion picture actress. is ex-
pecting a child in April. she an
Lounced today. She is the sister
OF Marceline Day, also of the
screen.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Though cotton prices are low,
Stanislaus county growers are con-
tracing for the 1881 crop, believing
they have Jared better tl.is year
than growers of other crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13

Movies and slides accompanied the
talk of Edwin r. Freeman on the
origin and history of the Sequoia
trees Monday afternoon in the audi
torium. The matter of conservation
and reforestration was stressed.
Mr.. Freeman, who is an official OF
one of the state parks, is making a
tour of the high schools to bring
before the young people the impor-
tance of the trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13

Students of Mr. Cooks radio
classes are looking for old radios
which to tear down for parts that
they need in building their short
wave-length radios.
If any one has an old battery radio
which they do not want, Mr.. Cook
would appreciate being told about
it. If the owner will call the high
school, some one of the classes Will
call for il.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13

Solana staff. Those wishing pic
lures of the executive board, Or
chestra, Girl Reserve cabinet, the
publication staffs, the classes, or the
teams should see James Fisher, who
will order copies from Hetzel
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13

TO protect communities against lire
disasters is one Of the services Stock
Fire Insurance has performed SO eHec-
lively that its average cost has steadily
declined for many years. Here are some
Of the activities Of
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
FRIENDS RAISE
$4,000 BOND
FOR DOCTOR

PEKIN, ILL.,, Nov. 20 GN.S0
The confidence of townspeople in
their country doctor was graphi-
cally exemplified today in the
court records of Tazewell county,
Because Of this confidence, in
spired by % years of practice
in the little town of Emden, DR..
B. M. Barringer was cut of jail
on $4,000 bonds and was pre-.
pairing his defense against
charges Of Mrs. Alice Mason, so
year-old widow, that he aided
her in the arsenic poison muir
ders Of her husband and her IL.
year-old daughter.
$4,000 Raised
The $4,000 required to release
the 64-year-old physician from
jail was raised py leading citi-
zens and officials of Emden, who
flocked here yesterday to attend
q hearing in Judge Joseph E.
Dailey's circuit court.
One hundred residents Of EN-
den, including the mayor and
the vice president of the towns
bank, crowded the courtroom.
Their spokesmen expressed faith
in the doctors innocence, assert
ing that Mrs. Mason had tals1-
fled in duplicating him.
Admirer Questioned
Mrs. Mason had declared that
DR.. Barringer supplied her with
the arsenic.
On the theory that Mrs. Mason
may be trying to shield an accom-
plice, officials today began ques-
tioning friends of the woman.
Clinton Armstrong, As, said to be
Mrs. Mason's admirer, was re-
arrested last night for question
ing.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Lindy First, ROckne
Next As BOuS' Idol

The late Knute Rockhe, Notre
Dame football coach, stood
higher in the estimation OF Wash
ington's boys than any other
public idol with the exception
Of Charles A. Lindbergh, accord
ing to Charles M. Fyfe, director
Of the Boys Club of Wash
ington.
The boys are contributing a
cent each to the Knute Rockne
nationwide memorial fund with
which a Rockne Memorial Field
House will be erected on the
campus of Notre Dame Univer.
sity. Members of the George
town Boys Club, Noel House Boys
Club, and the Merrick Boys Club
have joined in the saving.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
200 Attend D. A: r.
: Dinner to Veteran

More than 200 guests attended
the banquet at the Burlington
Hotel last night to Is veterans Of
the @. A. r. by the Daughters
and Sons of the Civil War Vet
erans and auxiliary organiza-
tions.
Mrs. Hoover sent flowers for
the veterans and their relatives
and Lieut.. Col. U. s. Grant, Sd,
grandson Of the Union leader,
was the principal speaker. He
was introduced by Assistant Post
master General Everett Warner,
who acted as POSTMASTER.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
72, Found Fit
For ActiUe DUTY

Isaac Otis Castle, 72.year-old
chief. boatswain's mate of the
Navy, was returned to active duty
yesterday on recommendation Of
a board Of medical survey.
Castle is the oldest man on
active duty ~ the Navy. Because
of his age his fitness to serve re.
Gently was questioned and he was
ordered before the board for ex-
animation.
He is now attached to the
U. s. s. Rigel at San Diego, Calf
His home address also is San
Diego.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
CARD PARTY TONIGHT

A card party for the benefit of
the st. Francis de Sales Church,
Twentieth St. and Rhode Island
Ave. N. E., is to be given at 8
o'clock tonight.
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