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Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
COURT REFUSES
APPEAL TO SET
ASIDE DEFAULT

That an appeal cannot be based
upon an order granting a motion to
set aside default, when the actual
Judgment has not been entered, was
the decision of the Fourth District
Court of Appeals, according to a
copy received yesterday afternoon
by NJ c. Atchinson, CaleXico attor-
ney
The appeal in question was that
of the Mercantile Banking company
from an order by Judge Vaughn N.
Thompson to set aside a default en-
tered against Jose NJ. Hernandez,
Atchinsons client. Judgment has
not yet been entered in this case.
nor the suit tried.
The appeal. filed by McKinnon
and Kirk for the Mercantile Bank
ing company. was denied and the
case ordered back to superior court
here for further action. The opinion
denying the appeal. written BY
Judge Jennings and concurred in
by other appellate court judges, de-
clared an order granting a motion
10 set aside default is not a proper
subject for separate appeal when
20 judgment has been entered on
the default.
In this case the plaintiff COM
pany IS suing Hernandez for $4,000.
charging he appropriated that
amount TO his own use While en-
plOyed by the company.
Hernandez has denied this, as
serting he spent the money while
in Mexico City at the request Of
the company. and to oppose certain
legislation which, if passed, would
mean a loss to the company of over
a million dollars.
BY the decision Of the appellate
court the case probably will be tried
in the local superior court, since
the default first entered in favor
of the company has been set aside.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
Daily Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. UP)-Util-
itv and industrial stocks, aided by
uool operations. brought the stock
market up sharply from early loss
es of l to points in the general
list today. The close was irregular
with railroad. issues heaviest losers.
Early settlement was caused en-
tirely by the complicated Inter-
state Commerce Commission report
made public after the close yester-
day several days after it had been
completed by the commission.
The street was at loss as to how
the railroads would receive the de-
cision. In the absence OF comment
from railroad executives, traders
offered to sell railroad shares at
the opening. Buyers were scarce
and offerings. therefore, had to be
made at wide concessions.
Interest switched from the rails
10 the utilities which easily al
vanced after declines ranging to
more than . points.
In the latter Steel Common re-
gained nearly all of an early decline
OF more than points. Auburn
spurted s points from its low.
Railroad bonds dropped l to 5
points in the early trading, adding
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
TOUT'S VOLUME
HIGHLY PRAISED
BY YALLEYITES

Widespread enthusiasm wit b
which The First Thirty Years
Otis 3. Touts history of Imperial
Valley. was received throughout the
valley led friends Of the author
this week 70 predict that a second
edition viii be necessary in a short
time.
A common sight n the valley
this week was a group Of men and
women looking at the pictures and
reading sketches from a volume
held by one Of those who ordered
advance copies. The book was
greeted with interest which was
most gratifying TO Mr. and Mrs
Tout.
The contents of the volume are
discussed everywhere and the many
illustrations add to the attraction
The many persons who expressed
the intention Of presenting the his
tory to relatives or friends as
Christmas gift. led Tout TO make
arrangements for the book TO be
offered for sale in attractive holly
boxes. The book in holiday wrap
pings will be available December :,
said Tout.
The First Thirty Years is COM
ing of the press at the rate OF
300 copies daily and delivery from
San Diego is made every two days,
Advance orders are being filled
as rapidly as possible, two cars
being out making deliveries every
day. Those who are anxious to OBJ
tain advance orders may get them
by calling at history headquarters
at SIG State street.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
Illness Fatal
To Local Woman

Mrs. Charlotte P. Barton, II, died
yesterday at the home of relatives
at 528 Hamilton street after q long
illness.
Funeral services will be conducted
from Lemons chapel at 1890 o'clock
tomorrow morning with interment
to take place at Evergreen ceme-
terry.
She was born in Maute, Utah.
January 80, 1854, and came to Cali
fornia 10 years ago. She made her
home in Ell Centro two years prior to
her death. Mrs. Barton was the
wife of Brigham Young's first
grandson.
Her survivors are two grand
daughters, Mrs. c.. F.. Harrison and
Mrs. A. j. Conkey, both of Ell Cen
tro; a sister in Iowa and other rela-
tives.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
City and County News Briefs

Mare Strayed-H. Omura report
ed to the sheriff's office last night
that a brown mare, 10 years old,
Sunday strayed from the E. B.
Hunter ranch four miles southwest
OF Seeley, and saas not been located
since.
The Coolest Eating ploce IN town
California Hotel Coffee Shop Air
'coolC2. Open all night. l5tf
Truck Stolen-A Chevrolet eight
wheel truck, license PC8945. hauling
lao old batteries. was stolen from
the streets of Calexico last night
according to a report on file in the
sheriffs office The truck was
owned by Louis Livan Of Los Ange-
les.
Electric Hot OH with shampoo and
finger wave. Sl75 TWo-Week spe-
cial-Croquinole permanent wave.
including free shampoo and finger
wave, $3.50. Flo Bakers Beauty
Shop. Corner Sixth and Hamilton
Phone 1892 for appointment l5t6
Building Permits - Building per.
mits on file II the city engineers
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21

office today are to J. ", Asker for
a 5000 basement at go Sandalwood
avenue. and to Louise Gooch for ad-
ditions to a residence at 682 Wensley
avenue. to cost S50.
Mems conditioning and tap class
now forming at Wooda Blesy Dance
Studio 723 Orange. 9tf
Valley Shipments - Perishable
shipments yesterday included seven
carloads of honeydeWS. three Of as
paragus. three Of mixed melons and
one OF grapefruit. according to b.
A. Harrigan. agricultural commits
sioner.
Madame Priser-FreEch designer
and dress-maker, $50 Commercial
St. 6tf
Collins Addresses Masons-C. z
Collins. county superintendent Of
schools. was one of the speakers
last night at the monthly educa-
tional meeting OF the Holtville Ma
sonic lodge. The superintendent
gave an interesting discussion on
the public school system.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
Campaign Opened
By Farm Bureau

Official opening of the county
wide farm bureau drive took place
this morning and teams from every
center in the valley are calling on
various ranchers in this member
ship campaign.
Enthusiastic response is being
made and it is felt that the men,
bership of the local farm bureau
will be substantially increased as a
result of the drive.
Farmers are in a more adyan-
tageouS position than ever before
to demand their needed reforms.
and it is only by organized effor.
that these reforms can be secured.
states E. T. Hewes, organization
chairman. For this reason farm
bureau leaders are urging that all
farmers become a part of this ma
tional organization.
Leaders in the drive met yeSter-
day with H. II. Morrell, head of the
organization department of the
California Farm Bureau Federation,
to complete plans for the campign.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21

to the unsettlement in the market
for railroad stocks.
According to preliminary calcu-
lationS the Dow, Jones q Co., in
duStrial average stood at 108.39, off
&c points, railroad average at 54.97,
off 3.21 points and the utility av-
erage at 43.38, up 49 point.
Sales totaled 100000 shares,
compared with 100000 shares yes
terday.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. U.P)-
A last minute rally to bolster an
inactive market resulted in public
utilities gaining fractions of points
and petroleums losing on the Los
Angeles Stock Exchange today
Southern California Edison led
the rally. selling 600 shares at 351a
up Il: Southern California Edison
6 per cent preflrred sold 200 shares
at 25ls. unchanged.
Claude Neon sold 600 shares at
IL. up Il; Southern Pacific report
ed a transfer of 100 shares at 5424
up Il.
Security First National sold $50
shares at 65ls, up q; Transamerica
lost Is when 100 shares sold at Az;
Pacific Mutual sold 100 shares at
80, up i.
Hancock Oil "A" sold 500 shares
at 7, unchanged; Union Associates
dropped Is to 149s on transfers of
200 shares; Union Oil sold 100
shares at l5A, down Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
PARENTS OF FOUR SETS OF
TWINS

MARKLE, Ind. U.P)-Mr and
Mrs. Harvey Clark, living near here.
are parents of four sets Of twins, in
addition to three other Children, the
Oldest being nine. Three Of the sets
are boys. Clark hopes that his chill
dren will form an orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21

Chickens Stolen Mrs J. T.
Page today reported to the sheriff's
office theft of 200 red fryer chick
ems from the old Blenkiron ranch
south Of FL Centre on Eighth street.
DR.. A. b. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Clerk Is Ill - w. J. McClel1and,
clerk Of Judge A c. Finney's supe-
rior court, today was confined to
his home by illness. Edward H.
Law, county clerk, took his place in
court.
DR.. Foncannon-Osteopath. Med
ical Dental Bldg. Night and Day
Phone SOS. 8tf
Here From Coast - Arthur F.
Dettmer was here from Hollywood
today to get the automobile which
Kurt c. Brater was driving when
he met his death in an accident on
the Yuma highway Monday. The
machine belongs 10 Dettmer and
Brater was driving it through from
Boston to Hollywood. The two were
friends Of long standing.
For best results on lawns. flower
and shrubbery use Imperial Com
post. See or call r. l. Richter. 424
Adams Ave Call 1402-J.
l2mwf-2wks
Arrives From East-Mrs. F. w.
Greer. her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Van
Cleaye. and niece. Mrs. Dorothy
Yader, arrived this week after a
motor trip from Danville, III. Mrs.
Yader will be remembered as Miss
Dorothy Hoffman Of Central Union
High school, Mrs. Greer was called
east on account Of the death Of her
father, P. w. Hoffman.
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist 10
North Sixth st. Old plates refined.
25-mWf
returns Judgment-Judge vaughn
n. Thompson today returned judg-
ment for the Western Lithograph-
ing company against the Aztec
Brewing company for S549.72 for la
bels delivered to the defendants but
not paid for. The lithographing
sued for $3.50.
First Thirty Years"-History of
Imperial Valley is being delivered as
rapidly as possible to advance sub
scribers but any one may obtain his
copy Immediately by calling at His
tory Headquarters, SIS State Street
FL Centre. Phone IT'S. 2ot6
Police Court Today. L. Gong,
Chinese, was released
ON 500 cash bond with instructions
to appear for trial this afternoon at
4 o'clock He was arrested by city
police last night and charged with
possession Of liquor. a. T Smith,
38, charged with being drunk, was
to pay a SO fine or serve
five days in Jail The sentence was
by Judge J. E. Simpson
with instructions that he leave town
Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21

Administrator Discharged S. p.
Williams. public administrator, yes
terday afternoon was discharged as
administrator of the estate Of jean
cite Laurence, having cleared up
all business in connection with the
estate.
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