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Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04
LIVESTOCK TO BE PROMINENTLY
EXHIBITED DURING FAIR WEEK

maintain good grade of stock.
With this idea in view, we are plan
ming to lay foundation with our
exhibit this year upon which later
may be built a livestock exhibition
second to none. The future of the
fair rests upon the foundation be-
ing laid during the early years Of
its existence and we have been
careful this year to select only the
best
All judges in the livestock diyi-
sion are to come from the College
Of Agriculture of the University of
California at Davis. These judges
are experts in their duties and their
decisions will be intensely interest
ing to ranchers whether they are
entrants or not.
Horses And Mules
This years horse and mule eX-
hibit will be the best ever shown
in the valley and will be bound to
attract wide interest. George c.
Richards is the director in this di-
vision.
No matter how far advanced the
machine age, there IS something in
spiring about horses. a beautiful
morse is the center of interest every
where. For this reason considerable
time and effort were spent upon
the arrangement and classification
in this division.
In class one come the draft
horses. This class is composed of
those powerful animals which are
so necessary to industry and de-
velopment. Each entrant is built
for utility and in fulfilling Its dh-
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04
VALLEY LARGEST
IRRIGATED AREA
ON CONTINENT
Development Here Draws
Attention Of Experts
All Over World.

All the world is watching Impe-
rial Valley today on account of its
successful handling OF the problems
of irrigation and the important part
it has played in the Boulder Dam
project and the All-American ca
nal plan.
Full charge of the water affairs
of The valley hash in the hands
of the Imperial Irrigation district
since 1912, when residents voted its
organization. The district was Or
ganized July 25, 1911, under the
California Irritation district act
and contains sos 900 acres.
1t is the largest organization of
this type in the western hemisphere
S24,0O0,O02 corporation, having a
property valuation of S185, GOO ,000
1t is owned by the people and serves
more than 10000 residents by
means of $500 miles of canals.
Half a million acres of desert
lands have been reclaimed by the
people through the district in the
last quarter of century.
The whole system utilized by dis
trict engineers has been That of
taking advantage of gravity in con-
trolling the waters of the Colorado
river, spreading it down the sides
of great slope by means OF its own
weight and saturating the hun
dreds of acres dependent upon it.
Dependent on Mexico
A complicated system of canals,
diversion works, levees, gates,
bitches and the like are necessary.
The fact that 60 miles of the main
canal runs through Mexico is the
reason advanced for the All-Am-
erican canal.
Imperial Valleys domestic water
supply comes through this main ca
nal and is subject to constant poll
luton.
The Mexican government insists
that half of the water must go to
Mexican canals and fixes the rate
paid for the water These rates are
but 40 per cent of the cost of de-
livery. ANY irregular force, such as
bandits, might cut the levees IN
time TO flood and turn the river
into Imperial Valley, or in low wa
ter periods, leave the valley without
water supply.
It is proposed to divert the water
at Laguna Dam to provide water
supply for Imperial Valley and
Coachella valleys with all canals
running through American terri
tory.
Engineers, government and dis
trict officials are working on plans
for the canal at present and the
outcome of their conferences is q
source of wide local interest.
Irrigation experts and engineers
from many lands have visited the
district and studied Imperial VAL
ley development. The local ar
rangement has been the model for
many systems on account OF the
success resulting from district irri-
cation facilities.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04

Livestock production constitutes
one of the most important agri-
cultural endeavors in Imperial
Valley and exhibitions in this de-
partment will provide one of the
outstanding features of the mid
winter fair.
Only such stock as is adaptable
to conditions in the valley will be
shown this year. Ranchers will be
given an opportunity to study pure
bred animals which were bred III
the valley and raised under local
conditions. Thus the fair will offer
genuine service to the livestock
rancher by demonstrating what is
possible to accomplish in desert
country.
Imperial Valley is good country
for live stock" said C. E. Pitzer
superintendent of the fair livestock
division, and who studies the sit
uation from all angles. Dairy cat
tie, horses and mules, sheep and
hogs flourish to the extent that
Imperial Valley may be considered
ideal environment for those inter
eSted in livestock ranching.
THE type of crops produced here
may be said to compel ranchers TO
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04
Fancy Riding To
Be Star Event

Daily rehearSals for the trick o.
fancy riding contests have occupied
the attention of groups of horse
back riding enthusiasts who hope
to win prizes at the fair Prizes
are offered for both men and wo-
men and some entertaining eXhi-
piticns are promised.
Only by keeping constantly in
practice can these riders stand a
chance at victory. The horses, too,
must be kept in the pink of con-
dition.
The practice exhibitions take
place every afternoon at the far
grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04
DATE INDUSTRY TO
BE REPRESENTED

One of the most interesting ex-
hibits at fairs previously held III
Imperial Valley has been the date
display.
Many valley residents are una
ware of the scope on which the
date industry is conducted here,
while to OF. siders the fact that
dates dates are grown here in a
commercial way. is always some
thing of a surprise.
George A. Swami, director of the
date exhibit, has been a pioneer III
the date industry and plans TO have
a first class exhibit at the fair
Other growers are cooperating
and the choicest fruit of the various
gardens has been selected fer eXhi-
bition.
Cash prize for first and second
places and ribbons for third place
winners are offered by the fair COM
mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04
MANY OF VALLEYS FAMOUS
DAIRY HERDS ON EXHIBITION

ing displays of dairy herds ever as
sembled in the valley.
Farnsworth Is a dairy rancher
with valuable herds OF his own
linn is an auctioneer who knows
cattle from the marketing angle
These two men nave worked to-
gether to make the dairy herd show
of genuine value.
One of the best features OF the
show is that entries in certain
classifications are limited TO Impe-
rial Valley dairy stock. thus pro-
viding genuine competition In the
judging The same rules are ap-
piled to the entries but all the cat
tie will be native TO the valley.
Dairy cattle Judging is sched-
uled for 10 o'clock on the morning
Of February o. Holsteln- Freisian
judging will come first and the
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04

be presented by the All clubs and
the various ll)me departments.
Grammar school students of
Brawley will have charge of the
entertainment Saturday night and
those in charge promise wide
variety of selections.
The last musical event of the fair
will be the appearance of the MeXi-
cali Mexican band. Fair visitors
are bound to be intrigued by this
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04

To usher in the New Year, the
last two days of 1880 gave Kennett
Shasta county, 440 inches of rain,
lessening it as it went south to "a
at San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-04

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Sc apodararon del poder afr
mando que su partido era el
1nico representative verdade-
70 de la Revoluci6n, cosa que les
daba ell derecho de mandar. Ne
gandole Ell derecho de ~existen-
cia a todos los demas partidos,
los Bolcheviquis suprimieron no
solo la RepGblica P~arlamenta-
ria y ell Sufragio Universal 81
no ell derecho de oposici6n, 10
Ique en- ell Oeste Sc llama La Lii
bertad. Puesto que Ell Partido
Comunista, nnico que tenia ell
derecho de mandar, era una Pc
quena oligarqufa, desplaz6 SIM
plemlente a la Corte del Ear,
continuance su poder absolute,
con ell derecho de exterminar a
sus adversarios. Toda oposici6n
fue considerable como revuelta.
Ell golpe tuvo exito. La CORA
Roja, puesta sobre ell absolutis-
mo de los Zares; la pequena oil
garquia bolcheviqui aduenada
del poder, estas dos atesoran 10
que queda de la antigua maqui-
Ina burocratica. Ell Bolchevi.
quismo intent6 aplicar las doc
trinas extremas del Marxismo
en- nombre de I'm. proletariado
que apenas eXiste en- Russia, CO.
menzando por confiscar las pro-
piedades Y abolir las deudas.
Ayudada por CIRCUMSTANCES ia
vorables y por los errores de sus
adversarios la oligarquia pudo
mantenerse en- el poder; pero
pronto Sc halo cara a cara con
I'm .problema de muy diffcil So
luci6n. .Por medic siglo Russia
habia principiado a rebelarse
contra ell poder absolute de los
Zares. Parecia inadmisible,
cuando menos a una minoria,
que aumentaba de generation
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LA AGONIA lei
Por Gugielano FerTero
Continuation

jD6nde esta la raz6n de to-
do este? En- que la Revolution
iRusa desea crear una nueva ci-
viliZaci6n en- que toda sea dife-
rente de 10 que es en- ell Oeste;
no solo las organizaciones eco
n6micas Y las instituciones po-
lfticas, pero tambien las cos
tumbres, ell aire, la literature,
Ia vida social, la familia, Ia mo-
ralidad social e Individual. Una
veg mas ell mundo habra de re-
novarse de grade o por fuerza.
Pero, Iporque es que esta Re-
voluci6n IRusa sc muestra tan
~ciegamente provocative en- sus
esfuerzos de acelerar una rege-
neraci6n universal de la que nj
Russia nj ell mundo entero STEM
ten la menor necesidad? Simple
mente a fin de justificar ell po-
der absolute capturado por una
pequena oligarqufa en- ell mes
de Octubre de 1917. He ahf to-
do ell problema. Contemplamos
a la presente en- Russia, bajo
apariencia de Revolution So
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CITACION

De q den del Presidente de
esJa Union de Dependencies del
ramo del tabaeo cito a todos los
miembros de la misma para
Junta General Ordinaria, que
a su vez sera tambien extraor-
dinaria, Ia que tendra lugar Ell
Viernes Is a las 8 p. m. en- ell
local de costumbre. Els de i'm
prescindible necesidad la asis-
tencia de todos. y muy especial
mente para notificar las ge5io-
mes hechas por esta Directiva.
Tampa, Fla, Mario II, 1881.
J. R0iz,
Secretario.
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cial, la lucha final entire Ell Alb
solutismo Y la Libertad.

cial, la lucha final entire Ell Alb
solutismo Y la Libertad.
De AbriI a Octubre de 1917,
entire la proclamation de La Re
.pIblica y las sucias maniobras
de los Bolcheviquis, Russia in
'tent6 organizar I'm Parlamento
Republican, a la europea. La
.fuente legal del poder iba a ser,
como en- ell Oeste, Ell Sufragio
Universal organizado por los di
ferentes partidos, que gozarian
de los mismos derechos en- I'm
regimen de libertad general. Du
rante los primdros seis meses
de La REVOLUTION los partidos CO.
menzaron a organizarse y a dis
putarse ell poder. Pero sus lu-
chas desordenadas, llenas de ex-
t~avagancias, aumentaron la
confusion engendrada por la
guerra y la revolution. Ell rio re
vuelto fue la ganancia de los
pescadores bolcheviquis. Asia
dos por la Alemania Imperial
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CIRCULO CUBANO

En- cumplimiento de IN acuer
do tornado por esta Secci6n ten
go a bien notificar por este me-
dio que hallandose vacante la
plaza de farmac6utico de nues-
tro Dispensario social, puede,
TODD Ell Sr. Asociado que 10 de-
see y que este debidamente ca
pacitado para desempenar di-
.cho cargo, hacer su APPLICATION
al mismo, dentro de I'm periodic
no mayor de Is dfas, a partir
de esta fecha.
Las solicitudes deben ser d.
'~igidas al Sr. Presidente de Ia
Secci6n de Beneficencia.
Atentamente,
r, SamaIea,
Secretario.
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Ha llegado con Don Igmacic
Ell j6ven pugilista Proenza, que
Sc dice Ia sostenido 25 peleas,
ganando IA por "nocao", cinco
por decision, dos tablas, TN foul
Y perdida de tres decisiones.
ST TODD ESQ es cierto hasta
Pedro tend-a "botella'. Para
c~ontrario Sc lie ha escogido a
Make Peltz.
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|ci6n, la prohibici61A
|cohol y otras drol
man habito, la emu
ley Volstead la lib fsds
nal de las mujeres, % a Ia
ley v jueces justos.
Para ell microbes gdero
'esta sefalado otro mid
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en- generation, el cue la suerte
de cien. millones de hombEes es-
tuviese en- names de un pequea0
ndmero de familias agrupadas
alrededor de Ia Familia Impe-
rial, que podia disponer de es-
Itos milIones de almas segdn 81
voluntad, sin rendirle cuentas
a nadie. YSin embargo, Ell po-
der absolute de los Zares hSbia
Isido legitimado por una tradi-
Ici6n de muchos siglos, por Ia
consag,aci6n raligiosa, por la
sSperioridad social del grupo
gobernante Y por la ~existencia
de monarquias en- los otros pai-
ses.
(Contjnuard)
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JUICES PA
RIA ESTUDIAR LA R
DE WATSON

Ell Club Kiwanis nombr6 aver
Ia los jueces w. Raleigh Petite
way y L. L. Parks, de Ia Corte
Criminal y del Circuito, respec-
~tivamente, para que estudien la
carta que presentara a la legis-
.latura del estado ell representa-
tie Tom Watson.
I'm informe debera ser pre-
sentado por ellos ell pr6ximo
microbes.
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RECIBIO ADHESIONES LA
SOCIEDAD DE MUJERES
QUE LABORA POR Ell
RESPETO A LAS LEYES

La delegation tampena de Ia
sociedad Nacional de Mujeres
que labora por ell c~umplimiento
de las leyes, celebr6 aver junta
en- Ell edificio de los J6venes
Qristianos.
Sc recibieron 49 nuevas adhe-
stones.
La Srta. Jessie Wauchope
disert6 sobre los principles de
organization, entire los cuales Sc
destacan La fe en- la constitu-
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BASE BALL
VICTORIA DEL

Los "rojos" de Cincinnati jul
garon aver en- Clearwater con
los robins de Brooklyn.
Hasta la octava entrada pa
recia segura la victoria del Gin