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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Belated Report
Made On Burglary

It took a long time for the news
to dribble into the sheriffs office,
but when it did it appeared some
burglar was of a discriminating and
widely varying taste in his selection
of loot when he burglarized house
near the Mt. Signal store last Sat
urday night.
j. Aguilez, who lives in the house
situated on the Helmer ranch, re-
ported the burglary to the sheriffs
office only yesterday afternoon. al
though it took place Saturday OF
last week.
No itemized list of the stolen
articles was given, Aguilez saying
only that the burglar took one suit
case full of good clothes, took three
valuable suits and switched to barn
yard fowls by adding six turkeys
to his illegal gains.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Uncle Wiggily whispered. Il may
yet get safely away. They are SO
busy talking among themselves that
they haven't seen me. wonder
what they are doing?'
Looking harder, Uncle WiggilY
saw that the Bad Chaps had a bot
tie of soda water, from which they
were drinking in turn. They had
no glass, so first the Bob Cat would
take a drink from the bottle, then
the Wolf would take a sip and then
the Fox barked:
Now it's my turn. Pass me the
bottle" And the Fox took a drink.
When the Fox had the bottle in
his paws Uncle Wiggily had a good
sight of it. And then the rabbit
gentleman thought Of his popgun
which shot q cork. And the rabbit
laughed softly and said:
I'm going to make funny shot.
While the Fox holds the bottle I'm
going to aim my popgun at it and
shoot in the cork That will stop
UP the bottle so the Fox can't get
a drink and he will be SO surprised.
and so will the other Bad Chaps,
that I can roller skate away fast
and they can't catch me-
No sooner said than done. Aim
ing his popgun, Uncle Wiggilv
pulled the trigger "Bang!' went
the gun. Out shot the cork and
into the open bottle it popped.
closing it tight. Hardly knowing
what had happened, the Fox tilted
the bottle to his mouth to gurgle
drink, but no soda water ran out.
Look here, you chaps!" howled
the Fox. You drank it all up. You
didn't leave me even sip!"
Il didn't drink it ALL" mewed
the Bob Cat.
I didn't, either!' snarled the
Wolf.
Eyes, you did" barked the Fox.
Then he threw the popgun corked
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
NEW BOOKS AT
CITY LIBRARY
Fiction

The Mystery of the Glass Bullet
by Bertram Atkey.
"Broome Stages by Clemence
Dane; a chronicle of a theatrical
family.
August, by Knut Hamsun; this
sequel TO The Vagabonds" tell how
August returns to his home in Nor
way to show his fellow citizens how
TO live the modern way
Sparks Fly Upward by Oliver
La Fargo; the story of young half
caste revolutionist in Central Amer
ica.
THE Best Short Stories of 1881"
by Edward j. O'Brien.
Their Fathers God, by o. E.
Rolvaag; the unsuccessful struggle
of two young people with entirely
different religious backgrounds TO
adapt themselves to each other.
The Devil Man by Edgar Wal
lace.
Non-Fiction
MY Father: Mark Twain by
Clara Clemens.
Current Prose for College Stu
dents, by Frances Del Paine.
George Washington, Republican
Aristocrat", by Bernard Fay.
What This Country Needs, by
jay Franklin.
Sheridan, by Joseph Hergeshoi-
mer.
Readings in General Psychology
by Edward S. Robinson.
Archery Simplified", by Philir
RounSYelle.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
FINAL REPORTS
ON RED CROSS
DRIVE AWAITED

Belief that the Red Cross finan-
cial drive will result in the accumu-
lation of funds in excess Of what
was anticipated was expressed by
Warren Currier, chairman OF the
drive committees.
Reports are expected tc be COM
pleted this week as many business
concerns plan to turn in checks
within a few days. Totals will be
made as soon as possible and re-
suits made public.
LAS the busy Christmas season ap-
proaches," said Currier today, II
is imperative that all bookkeeping
in connection with the drive be
completed Judging from present
indications El Centro will have
passed the goal set for the Red
Cross drive. This IS most encour-
aging in view Of the so-called de-
preston.
Organizations, business concerns
and individuals who have been
overlooked in the solicitation are
asked 10 leave membership fees and
contributions at Red Cross head
quarters at 430 Main street or with
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
'Ba148l went The gun

roller skates, reaGy to scoot off fast
if he saw any danger. But he saw
nothing except the dark settling
down and the bushes waving in the
wind. I'm sure 1 heard someone, -
whispered Mr.. Longears. 1T
sounded like a Bad Chap. I'd bet
ter skate away"
Then ne happened to think that
if he started to skate away his
rollers would make a squeaking
noise in the snow and the Bad
Chaps would hear him.
Perhaps they haven't yet seen
me-" thought Mr.. Longears. "All
three Bad Chaps, the Fox, the
Wolf and the Bob Cat, may be be-
hind that bush waiting for me
They may have made that noise
But if they haven't seen me I may
be able to take off my roller skates
and slip away so softly that they
will not know I am here.
But if I start to skate away in
a hurry they will surely hear me
and rush out at me. III take a
look before l do anything"
It was lucky for Uncle Wiggily
that he was an animal gentleman
for most animals can see in the
dark much better than can either
you boys or you girls. Opening his
eyes as widely as he could, MI
Lcngears peered toward the bush
from which the noise had come
He was surprised and just a little
frightened when he saw all thrt
Bad Chaps sitting under the bush
There was the Fox. And there was
the Wolf. And there was the BOZ
Cat.
But they haven't seen me YETI
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS, INC.
THE LEAGUE MAKES GOOD
". c. COSTELLO
Manager

1T appears from yesterdays dispatches
L that the League of Nations has made
good in its efforts to find means for
halting the trouble in Manchuria between
Japan and China the two latter nations
having accepted the leagues program for
ending hostilities.
Under this resolution q commission Of
impartial observers will go TO the scene
of conflict and work with both nations
in ironing cat the difficulties between
them.
1t must be bit disappointing 10 many
who scoffed from the Sidelines as the
league sought to find way to convince
both nations that peace is more desirable
than war
The league IS not perfect. IN fact its
best supporters must admit that it has
shown considerable weakness at times in
the discussions of the Manchurian sit
uation, but its efforts have been success
full and that. after all, is the essential
thing
Fundamentally, the idea of the league
IS sound-an association of the nations
banded together 10 preserve the peace o.
the world. Some day the undesirable
features of that association will be weed
ed out and the league will function as
LhoSe VINO louhued 1t hoped II would
function.
We feel that the United States is right
in Withholding itself from membership in
the league until such time as the people
are convinced that membership in it does
not impose upon this country role which
is undesirable.
With the United States actively men,
Der of the league, there is no doubt that
the atfpT'S OrpStipa EOuld he greatly
enhanced When the time comes that this
nation feels it can associate itself with
others without injury to or sacrifice of
its independence, the world will have
made its greatest stride toward universal
peace.
This is a good time to be thinking up
New Years resolutions TO be broken on
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
WIGGILYS FUNNY SHOT

One evening, when it was begin
ming to get dark. Uncle Wiggily was
hopping through the woods on his
way home to his hollow stump
bungalow. The rabbit gentleman
had on a pair Of roller skates with
extra large wheels so he would not
get stuck in a snow drift, as the
ground was covered with the white
flakes.
But I think" said Uncle Wig
gily to himself, after hearing that
strange noise in the bushes, nv
popgun is going to be more of a
safety first for me than the roller
skates"
This is what had happened, as I
told you in the story before this
enc. Uncle Wiggily had gone to a
top store to buy himself a pair-of
roller skates so he could go faster
and find more adventures. The
jolly old dog gentleman who kept
the toy store had sold the rabbit
a dandy popgun that shot corks
with a bang sound. The dog
called the popgun Uncle Wiggily's
safety first.
For" gently barked the dog.
"if you happen to meet one Of the
Bad Chaps when you are skating
home, you will be safe first if you
shoot him with this popgun."
Its a fine idea, I'll do it." said
Mr.. Longears.
Soon after that, in the darkening
woods, Uncle Wiggily had heard a
queer noise in the bushes.
who is. there?" called the rab-
bit gentleman. standing on his
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Three Sentenced
I'm Police Court

BY 4 two 10 one vote drunken
ness continued to head the list Of
cffenses in police court this morn
ing when three defendants appeared
before Judge J. E. Simpson to plead
guilty and be sentenced, two fol
drunkenness and one for vagranc.f
L. G. Stroud, so, was sentenced to
80 days in the county jail for vag-
rancy, and the sentence suspended
on condition he leave town immed-
lately and stay away for at least
two months.
Anastago Nlachado, 35, who Was
listed on the police docket as too
drunk to sign his name, was fined
S5, paid 81 OF the fine out Of S5.23
listed in his property, and was re-
leased by Judge Simpson to pay
the rest of the fine before December
%.
Peter Romero, as, drew the same
fine for drunkenness, and was re-
leased to pay by the same date.
Rainfall in Colusa County to
November II was 1.35 inches.
Currier at the I. V. Hardware com
DauV"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

bottle at the Bob Cat and he threw
a SNOWFALL at the Wolf and then
the three Bad Chaps started quar-
reling so hard among themselves
that Uncle Wiggily could skate
safely away without being heard
And that's just what he did and
soon he was in his hollow stump
bungalow OK.
And if the can opener doesn't
pinch the pussy cats tail and make
her scratch the hands off the clock,
I'll tell you next about Uncle Wig
gily's red cane.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
PAUPER' HAD WEALTH

TACOMA, Wash. - tU.P) = P. A.
Johnson, Alaska sourdough, died
here alone and apparently pauper
However, it was disclosed that he
had about $4,000 in cash and Sc
curities. Authorities searched his
room to learn if he had any rela-
tiyes and found a large envelope
that contained two $1,000 bonds and
four bank books.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Early Mailing Is
Urged By Jenkins

In order TO assure delivery Of
Christmas presents. cards and let
ters by Christmas DAY it IS neces-
sary for the public to shop and mail
early, according to Postmaster
Jenkins.
During the holiday season the
mail increases approximately 200
per cent and it is a physical i'm
possibility to handle this mass Of
mail efficiently and promptly
within a few days. Therefore the
cooperation of the public is most
necessary.
The use of a special delivery
stamp will assure delivery on
Christmas day if mailed at the
proper time. Special delivery
means the most expeditions hand
ling and transportation of parcels
as we'll as the immediate delivery
at the office CT address. Special
delivery is for speed and not for
safety. Valuable mail should be
registered or insured.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
SEVERAL INDIANS OVER 100

ELKO, New. - U.P - Albert A.
Grorud, special investigator for the
bureau of Indian affairs, was told
here recently that there are sew
eral Indians over 100 years old in
northern Nevada that need care
1t is understood that the national
Red Cross will act to relieve suf-
fering among the Indians during
the coming winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Imperial Valley has fine reputa-
tion among statesmen who state
that his fellow workers consider a
valley account a' plum. The same
salesman states that a man who
understands the game can get more
business here in three days than
he can in other places in a week.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
nana,..Lpr II 1Q1l

Directors, officers and members
of the Ell Centro chamber of COM
merce will be guests of the newly
formed Brawley chamber of COM
merce Monday night. Valley cham
bers have a plan for inter-visits as
a means of bringing business men
of the county into closer touch.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Joseph Riordan, so (abOye), es-
caped the police gunfire which killed
a companion who was alleged to
have burglarized a Newark. n. j.
grocery store in quest of food. The
other man, Henry L. Martell, 80,
was shot dcwn on the run when po-
lice, answering a burglary alarm,
saw something metallic cleaning in
his hand. The dead man was found
clutching stolen can of sardines.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Looking Blackboard
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
nanan,har n 1911

Commander Wales of the Imperial
post, Grand Army of Republic
called a meeting OF veterans of the
Civil war, to be held in the city
hall in El Centro tomorrow after
noon. The purpose of the meeting
is to organize a post Of Civil war
veterans for the entire Imperial
Valley.
The Imperial Valley Cotton and
Fruit company filed a copy of ar
ticles of incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. The pur-
poses of the company are manifold
but the general purpose is ranch
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Montana Spends IL Millions

HELENA, Mont, U.P)-The year
1891 is milepost in Montana road
construction. During the present
year more than $i2,000,000 has
been spent in state and federal
money in highway construction.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
TEN YEARS AGO
December IL. 1921

An epoch making event will take
place in San Diego next week when
the official hearing on the develop
ment of water of the Colorado river
with particular reference to the
Boulder Canyon dam project will
be held before A. B. Fall secre-
tary of the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

For the first time in nearly two
years El Centro will have a music
store. Varney Brothers will open
a complete music store soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Cedarville, Modoc County shipped
400 turkeys to the Thanksgiving
market.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
BEAUTY g
IS NOT AA
JUST A GIFT

For every woman who inherits
beauty, there are five who a0irs
charm and good looks. Without
health, there can be little natural
beauty. And a serious handicap
to health is constipation.
This widespread ailment often
causes headaches, listlessness,
eallow skins, pimples-under-
mining both health and beauty.
Yet constipation can be over
come by eating Kellogg's
ALL-BIAN. This delicious cereal
provides "bulk," which gently
clears out the wastes. And Vita
min 3 to tone up the intestinal
tract. The bulk" in ALL-BRAN
is much like that in lettuce.
ia Try two tablespoonfuls daily
usually sufficient for most
types of constipation. If you
suffer from intestinal trouble
a9L not relieved this
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Eleven members of the Future
Farmers Club Of Placer County have
signed to make the trip to the live
stock show at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Wonder how the Nobel commission
overlooked Jimmy Walker in awarding
the peace prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
Issued ally, Except
Sundays. Entered q t
the Post Office, Ell Gen.
tro. Calf, as Second
Class Matter.
VOHEN MAKE GOOD

WHEN Miss jeanette Rankin, first
w woman to sit in the house of repre-
sentatives. broke down and sobbed when
she was called upon 10 vote on Presi-
dent Wilson's declaration of war against
Germany. it was stated in many quarters
that women would never make politicians.
Remembering this, the picture printed
on the first page of last nights Press IS
all the more interesting, for it shows six
women members of congress, several OF
whom are Veterans IN point OF service.
In addition 10 having six members Of
congress-. the fair sex can now boast of
the first real woman senator, the dy
other woman to sit III the upper body be-
ing permitted to do SO for one day as an
act Of courtesy.
Nor are these veterans mere figure
heads They take their places on import
ant committees, are heard now and then
from the floor of congress, and when it
comes time to GO out and tell the voters
about it they uphold the tradition that
women know how to talk.
Moreover, they are an inspiration to
other women to get into politics, not as
water carriers and messengers but as real,
active leaders. Those who may scott at
women as political leaders will have 10
admit that even though they make mis-
takes and plenty of them, they will have
to make great deal more to be any
worse than the men.
Having fixed up Japan and China, the
league of nations ought to see what it
could do for Messrs. Culbertson and Lenz.
Wonder how the Nobel commission
overlooked Jimmy Walker in awarding
the peace prize.
Berlin is just like New York-they
have radical riots in both cities.
If that corner beer is 'just around, as
told by Senator Tydings, is the same cor
ner that is hiding prosperity, the nations
thirst will continue for some time.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

This is a good time to be thinking up
New Years resolutions to be broken on
January 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Having fixed up Japan and China, the
league of nations ought to see what 1t
could do for Messrs. Culbertson and Lenz.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

way, consult your
doctor.
ALL-BRAN sup
plies iron for the
blood. At all gro
GERS. Made by
Kellogg in Battle
Greek.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Berlin is just like New York-they
have radical riots in both cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

Currier at the I. Y. Hardware com
pany."
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11

If that corner beer is 'just around, as
told by Senator Tydings, is the same cor
ner that is hiding prosperity, the nations
thirst will continue for some time.
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