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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
WILLACY MILK
DUMP DENIED
Sanitarian Says San Benito
Dairymen Mistaken
I'm Complaint
CBv staff Corresponsent)

SAN BENITO, July 17.-Willacy
county milk Is not being sold In San
Benito. said Morgan -. Finley.
sanitarian for the northern part Of
Cameron county and all OF Willacy
county In answer 10 charges by local
dairymen that such vas the case.
He said that Willacy milk was be-
ing sold In Harrington but not In
san Benit0.
Local dairymen were said 20 have
gotten the wrong impression from
the fact that a ~pasteurizing plant
was sending its milk TO Harlingen
for treatment and then shipping L
back here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

BEAUMONT. July f7-IP9- The
five-mile stretch of the Old Span
ISL Trail between Liberty and Day
ton will be paved and ready for use
by August !, according 70 a report
made BY the highway committee or
the Beaumont chamber or COM
nlerce- Pavement from Beaumont to
Houston viii be continuous after
completion OF this last link.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Los Indios Names
New School Heads

LOS 1NDIOS, July 17.-Four new
school trustees were named in a
special election this week. They were
r.. O.. Barron 4. III M0rino, r I'll.
n lrdneT and r.. r.. Arlington. They
defeated M. q. Woods. r. Kaufman
and Oscar Theme.
The election grew out OF a dis
agreement over election of teachers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Oil Monopoly
Probe DELAYED

AUSTIN. July III. tPi-Start or
the investigation Of the oil industry
by the lower branch OF the legisla-
ture acting as a committee OF the
whole was delayed today while floor
leaders conferred on the best method
OF procedure The house was In
session approximately one hour and
recessed 20 permit a course or pro-
cedure to be outlined.
The senate was in session seven
minutes and adjourned until Mon
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Rio Hondo Growers
Hear Coop Plans

RIO HONDO. July l7.-Growers
and business men Of Rio Hondo
will hear more about the Rio
Grande Vegetable Cooperative
Assn. at q meeting 10 b. held FRI
day night in the school house
The coop 3 signing Up members
all over the Valley and over 5000
acres have been pledged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
COUNTY CHIEF
NAMED IN SUIT
Mercedes Asks $500 After
City Council Airs
Company Report
lspeclal U The Herald.l

MERCEDES, July 17-Fred Ben
nett, City attorney, late Thursday
filed suit against Charles 3. Turn
er. Hidalgo auditor. alleging breach
OF contract.
The suit seeks % recover $3.50
In fees and $4,000 additional. The
decision 10 sue was reached At q
special meeting Of the Mercedes
city council wednesday.
A Houston firm was engaged 10
audit the books from the year 1922
to 1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Fair Date Set

CONROE. July IL -fPi- The
Montgomery County Fair Associa-
ton has posted premiums amount
ing to about $500 for winning ex-
hibits IN the various departments.
The fair will last from September
30 70 October 3. inclusive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Canning Equipment
To Be Demonstrated

WESLACO. July ia canning
demonstration will be held Monday
mt the Community House In Weslaco-
~. E. Whitaker. on mile y and l3. has
consented to xiii a hog for this pur-
pose.
The purpose Of the demonstration
Is 10 present an opportunity 70 fami-
harize process and equipment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

WASHINGTON, july l7-lFl-
President Hoover today asked Am
bassadcr Dawes TO speed his re-
turn Ia his London post and assist
secretaries Stims0n and Mellon a.
the Ministers conference
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

NEW YORK. July III. Rl-M0re
than 13 years after ne sacrificed his
life for his country in the World
War. the BODY Of second class Sea-
man Ernest II. Gragg came home
today 10 be buried among the
nations great at Arlington national
cemetery. Virginia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

LYNCHBURG. va. July IL. p
Senator Carter Glass. who helped
frame the law establishing the fed
eral reserve system. Is opposed "a
extension Of large financial credits
to foreign banking houses or the
federal reserve banks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Yeggs Loot Bank,
Shoot Down Sheriff

BUCKLEY. Ill. July IL. Up
Three men robbed the Buckley
state bank ar $1,000 today and shot
Deputy Sheriff Henry Ennen dead
before they were surrounded In a
corn field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Fire Losses HEAVY

QUANAH. July i7-fP9-Fire loss
es during the first six months OF
1891 averaged more than $4,000 per
month here for a total loss or s24,-
1875. Fire Marshal Haygood said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

BULLETIN
AUSTIN. July I1-P-G0ver-
NOR Ross ~. Sterling today wired
Governor William w. Murray nf
Oklahoma that lin feel YOU have
extended your jurisdiction beyond
all reason" in connection with the
Red river bridge controversy.
-- MINERAL WELLS. July IL
F-G0vernnr Ross ~ Sterling TO-
day said he had ordered Adj.
Gen. William Sterling Ito close
the highway bridge at DenisOn
and keep il closed
OKLAHOMA CITY. July It.
P-Gcverner Murray oF OkIahn-
ma said today he could call out
the national guard n any attempt
Is made to arrest state highway
employees tearing I'D road ap-
breaches 40 m toll bridge across the
Red river aL Denisnn.
DENISON. July l7. -LF-Undcr
the personal supervision OF Adjt.
Gen. w. W. Sterling and Capt. Tom
Hickman, Of the Texas Rangers.
highway department. employees
early today rebuilt the barrier
cf the Texas end XVI TILE new high
way NO. y free bridge across the
Red River, which was removed late
yesterday BY order OF Governor
wv. ill., Murray ct Oklahoma.
Two other Texas Rangers. Jim
HuddlestOn and WI H. Kirby, joined
General Sterling and Captain Hick-
man az the bridge this morning.
After the Texas end Of the bridge
was closed again, a crew began
blowing up the approach Cd the toll
bridge nn the Oklahoma side. and
traffic WAS routed over THE free
bridge on Highway NO. o1.
Protect Property
IN coming 10 the bridge. rangers
are protecting the barriers. which
are property Of the Texas Highway
Department, Sterling said.
I'VE are aS anxious t0 sea VA free
bridge opened here aS anybody" he
declared. But We want It done law
fully
Rebuilding barriers at the free
bridge severed all direct highway
connection between Drnlsun and
Durant, Okla. The Oklahoma road
leading 10 Colbert toll bridge was
blocked last night.
Expressing himself as tired
of delays. Murray last night placed
state highway department. crews at
each On three new bridges across
the river parallel to existing tcll
bridgs and when they were on the
scene issued an executive order 10
remove barbados.
At the same time the barbados
at the new bridges were torn away.
Murray had The w0rkmen destroy
highway approaches leading t0 the
Durant-Dcnison and Terral-Ring-
gold bridges.
One-Way Traffic
Acting on tine contention that
Oklahoma owns half uf each new
span lengthwtse across THE river.
only half OF each roadway was
cleared. leaving the Texas half
DISTRACTED. The result was virtually
one-way traffic across the river.
m
HOUSTON. July I7-tF-Fcdcr-
al Judge RI. MI. KCnncrly today
declined 70 discuss the action OF
Gov. W. II. Murray OF Oklahoma IN
ordering opened tOr traffic free
bridges rru THE RRd River be-
tween that state and Texas.
Judge Kennerly issued an fra
junction here recently restraining
the opening Of one OF the three
bridges invoived-the bridge be-
tween Denison. Texas and Durant,
Okla. HP denied n similar iniunr-
tiOn sought tn prevent opening the
RinEEDld, Texas Terral, Okla,
bridge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Don't miss reading the
Classified Ads. There's
interesting rea
there and besides
your name may be
found among the ads
emitting YOU to a
Guest Ticket to the
Capitol Theatre.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
State Builds Park

JASPER. July III. Rl-Walnut
Run. designated as n state park.
the first state acreage IN Jasper
county. will be developed into a beau
tiful park hy the state highway de-
Work on the project has
already started. The land for the
park was donated by III. nv. Gibbs KY.
Jasper. and consists or eight acres
TEXAS WOMAN DIES
CORSICANA. july 17-P1-Mrs,
Ada Hervev. wife or "A. C. Hervev,
Navarro county banker. died today
at her home I'm Rice. Funeral SER
vices were 70 be tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
STERLING And
MURRAY CLASH
over ACTION
Governor Orders Red
River Bridge Bar
riers Up

BULLETIN
AUSTIN. July I1-F-Govrr-
NOR Ross =. Sterling today wired
Governor William wv. Murray of
Oklahoma that lin feel you have
extended your jurisdiction beyond
all reason" i'm connection with the
Red river bridge controversy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
THE ATH

Brownsville and the Valley:
Unsettled with scattered thunder
showers Friday night and 5atur-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

-- MINERAL WELLS. July IT.
R@Guvernur Ross ~ Sterling to-
day said he had ordered Adj.
Gen. William Sterling ito close
the highway bridge at Denis0n
and keep Ii closed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

first he could see no one, but he
thought perhaps the Bob Cat might
be hiding behind a bush (after get
ting out of the hole IrapJ and be
waiting to nibble ears.
But the voice did not sound like
that of the Bob Cat" thought Un-
Gle Wiggily. And then he heard the
voice again:
"Oh, dear! If 1 were only a kite
then I could get up in the air again.
But now must just crawl around.
I can never fly again"
Who are you, if you please?"
asked Uncle Wiggily, and then he
saw something red on a blue flow
er. Looking more closely Uncle
Wiggily saw beautiful red butter
fly. But one of the butterfly's beau
tiful red wings had a large hole in
it and SO the poor thing could not
fly.
How did 1t happen, Butterfly?"
asked Uncle Wiggily. How did that
sad, large hole get in your wing?"
Il was flying around from flow
- w AACHNAt bllC ltl
terfly, when hit against a thorn
bush and tore this hole in my wing
Now l am like a broken airplane
/ can no longer fly about in the
sunshine and gather sweet honey
juice from the flowers. / can only
crawl, and, as I was made to fly,
/ can no longer be happy"
Uncle Wiggily felt very sorry for
the poor butterfly. The beautiful
insect could move one wing. but
not the other as it was badly torn.
All Of a sudden the rabbit gen.
tleman gave joyful shout.
What's the matter asked the
butterfly.
II think know a way to fix you
SO you can fly again." said Mr..
Longears looking at Bunty's kite
high in the air "Yes. | am sure
I can make you fly again. Hurray!
Everything is going to be all right"
And in the next story, if the cup
of coffee will please look up in the
sky TO see II the airman is coming
Gown to breakfast, I'll tell you
about Uncle Wiggily and the but
terfly. sHg
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post Office, El Centre,
Calf, as Second-Cla
Matter.

hotel, a garageman and at least two
other casual acquaintances told US that
We came-and in August, too-and
strange to say we found plenty of white
persons living here without suffering
any great amount of danger. They were
no more inconvenienced by atmospheric
conditions here than San Diegans are by
their high fogs."
If San Diego organizations are as
friendly to Imperial Valley as they tell
US they are, they should be ready to
squelch such false rumors at every op-
portunity
Imperial Valley dollars are being
spent in goodly numbers this summer in
San Diego, and many San Diegans know
it and appreciate it. They admit that
there would be a considerable hole made
in business if Imperial Valley support
were withdrawn.
There is no intention of threatening
that such might be the case. We merely
wish to point out that San Diegans should
remember that Imperial Valley is their
friend and very good customer, and then
do a little practicing of the Golden Rule.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
CHAMBER WILL
BE GUESTS At
ATEN'S RANCH

Those who plan to attend the
dinner of the FL Centre Chamber
of Commerce, which will be held
at the Ira Aten ranch this Wednes-
day evening at 6:30 o'clock are ad-
YiSed by Manager Robert Hays OF
the chamber OF commerce to pro-
ceed north on Sixth street to Eu-
cid avenue, turning thence east
and again north after passing the
gas plant. The road then runs due
north, via North Fourth street, for
a distance of about two miles or to
the end of the thoroughfare. The
Aten ranch is then directly on The
right side of the road.
Chairman Munson advises that
the program will be OF exceptional
interest. Those returning from the
Imperial highway meeting at War
ner Springs will report on the prog
ress of this important road prof.
ect. w. B. Hayekorst Of Brawley
Will talk on the subject of financ-
ing the raising of hogs at Imperial
Valley dairies. j. Kenneth Hickox.
superintendent for the Henry 1.
Bellers Construction company
which is erecting the new United
Artists theater will tell of some of
the operations of his company in
building theaters on the Pacific
coast.
President Whitelaw urges that
there be a large attendance at this
dinner which promises to be a most
enjoyable affair-a chicken dinner
prepared by a famous chef will
gladden. the palates of Imperial
Valley folks. Whitelaw announces
that this, as well as all chamber of
functions are open to the
public whether members of the
chamber or not, and that ladies
are particularly invited, as well as
farm folks and citizens of other I'm
perial Valley communities.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS, INC.
w. G. COSTELLO
Manager
TOO MUCH HOT AIR

QEPORTS received here during the re-
IL cent hot spell, indicate that San
Diego, or at least some unthinking per-
sons in San Diego, resurrected an old
slander in an effort to prevent people
from coming to Imperial Valley.
According to the Ell Centre Chamber
of Commerce, numerous persons on the
coast were advised not to come to the val
ley during the hot spell as it was highly
dangerous to come here. The report was
circulated in San Diego that Officers were
turning back people bound for the val
ley.
The chamber Immediately took steps to
have the rumor squelched by obtaining
publicity on the truth in San Diego pa
pers.
We had this same sort of thing given
to Us personally in San Diego years ago,
before coming to Imperial Valley. We
were warned that it was impossible for
white persons to live here during the
summer and that to come here at that
season was suicidal. The clerk at our
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

or near Jaeumba were Mr.. and Mrs
Sid Trammel and daughters; Mr.
and Mrs H. Frost and daughters
P. G. Nelson; Frank Gallaher; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Swink; Mr.. and Mrs
S. c. Goddard and sons; Mrs. E. A
Hall; Mr.. and Mrs Ed Diehl; Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. robinson and sons;
Chris Mccain and son Dick; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Mccain.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Pearse left
Tuesday for Los Angeles on a visit
for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Williams and
daughters, Alice and Irene. enjoy
ed Friday with Mrs. C. j. OMAR at
Pine Valley. They also drove to
Laguna.
H. Arnett was called from San
Pedro on account of his fathers
death. p. Arnett died very sudden
ly Friday his funeral being Sunday.
Rev. Spencer came down from Hi
pass to attend the funeral. P. Arnett
was the step father OF Mrs. Mary
Walker of Seeley.
Miss Allen Gallaher was visitor
in san Diego several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Vaughn
were called back from Payson. Ari-
zona on account Of NJ. II. Mccoy S
sudden death on Friday. His fam
lily lives on the Westside and Joe
Mccoy is in El Centro hospital III
with typhoid fever. Mrs. Vaughn is
a daughter of NJ H. Mccoy and a
sister 10 Joe Mccoy.
Miss Thelma Bausell visited her
aunt in San Diego over the week
end.
S. Young is on a vacation. visit
ing in Texas.
Mrs. w. L. Laing and children
who were visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirkpatrick left for La
Habra Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD L. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BUNTYS
KITE

"Unkie Wig, will you please help
me?" asked Baby Bunty, the little
orphan rabbit child one morning.
Help you what, Bunty?" asked
the jolly old gentleman rabbit. DO
you want me to help you jump in
that muo puddle?" Bunty was
standing near a muddle of pud, ex =
cuse me, I mean a duddle OF wud-
no. that isn't right yet. l mean
Baby Bunty was standing near a
puddle of mud.
"Oh, no, Unkie Wig" she said
with a laugh. II don't want to
jump into that and get all dirty,
But I wish you would help me make
a kite
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

What. a little rabbit girl like
you wanting a kitel" exclaimed Un-
Gle Wiggily in surprise only boy
rabbits or boy dogs or boy animals
fly kites"
We'll, then I'm going to be like
boy just this once and fly a kite
if you will help me make it, said
Bunty. will you, please"
Surely I will" said Uncle Wig
| gily kindly. But we shall need
some paper, sticks and string"
Il have everything Bunty said,
showing Uncle Wiggily the long,
thin sticks, some thin but strong
paper and a ball of cord. Il
bought them at the store with my
own money" said the little orphan
rabbit, but I don't know how to
make the kite"
III show you" offered Uncle
Wiggily. and in a short time he had
made a cute little kite for Baby
Bunty. If she had been a bigger
rabbit child Mr.. Longears would
have made her a larger kite.
But this one is lovely, and so
cutel" Bunty said. Now show me
how to fly it, please, Unkie Wig!p
I'll hold the kite up and you take
hold of the end of the string and
rum said the rabbit gentleman.
THAT will start the kite up in the
air and the wind, blowing on it,
will keep it there"
Uncle Wiggily took hold of the
crossed sticks on the back of the
kite and held it above his head.
Bunty unwound some of the string
from the ball of cord.
I'm ready!" she called back to
Uncle Wiggily.
Then rum" exclaimed Mr. Long
ears, and Bunty ran as fast as she
could hop. She was so excited
about getting her kite up in the
air that she didn't look where she
was going and she ran right into
the muddle of publ mean the
puddle of mud.
"Oh! OH" she cried as she
splashed in.
Never mind!' called Uncle Wig
gily, laughing. That viii wash off
but if you stop running before your
kite gets up in the air, it will come
down. Run! Rum No matter
about the mud puddle"
So Bunty kept on running and
soon the kite was floating high in
the air like a bird.
AS Uncle Wiggily stood looking
at Baby Bunty flying her kite high
in the air Il mean the kite was in
the air, not Bunty then,) all of q
sudden voice sadly said:
Il wish l were a kitel"
Uncle Wiggily gave a little Jump
and looked around in surprise. AT
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
BY LOUISE ROBINSON
Press Staff Correspondent

Mr.. ano MIS-. Frank Smith ar
the parents of baby girl, born july
q, at El Centro hospital
A party consisting OF Mrs T. a
Howard and daughters, Katherine
and Elizabeth, Mrs. P. G. Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Williams ano
daughters, Alice and Irene, enjoyed
Sunday in San Diego at the beach
Mrs. j. F. Gallaher and son Brin-
ton returned home Monday after a
weeks visit at Ontario
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mackey are
spending a few days at Jacumba.
Walter Hansen and Fred Mastick
drove over to San Die0o Saturday
night. Hansen returned Monday
morning
The Westside Country club en-
joyed dinner at the home OF Mrs.
T. J. Mccain at Boulevard Sunday.
Among those present from Seeley
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lowe, Mr.
and Mrs. Greene and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Diekl, Mrs. E. A. Hull.
Messrs. Gallagher and Huff. Miss
Louise Huff and Mrs. Kent. Next
meeting will be held at the Park IN
FL Centro Thursday, August 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Curtis are en-
joying the rest of the summer IN
Long Beach and Pasadena. They
left recently for the coast.
Dudley Stuart left Sunday for 4
10 day vacation, visiting at Beau
mont and Los Angeles.
Miss Edith Davis and mother
motered to Jacumba, Saturday, Miss
Edith returning Sunday night. Mrs
j. H. Davis will remain a few days
with her other daughter, Mrs. Lon
ME Murphy. who has a cottage
there.
Max Mastick and bride stopped
over for short visit with his father
Fred Mastick as the young couple
were enroute to San Diego for a few
days. They live in El Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mccain drove
Wednesday 10 San Bernardino. Mrs.
Mccain will spend the rest OF the
summer there. Mccain returned
the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom White and son
Jimmie spent Saturday and Sunday
at Buckman Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Best and dau-
ghters, Mildred and Eleanor return
ed Monday after several days spent
in San Diego and Los Angeles.
Among those enjoying Sunday at
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
LIONS KIWANIS
HEAR TALK ON
MODERN WOMAN

Outlining plans OF work to be
done and things TO be accomplished
in the ensuing year. Mrs. A. B
( Hanson spoke before Lions and XII
wanians in joint session at the Bar
bara Worth hotel at noon yester-
day.
She told The story OF womans
lemergence from the home where
she spent her time sewing, cooking
mending and doing other house
hold tasks, TO a place where she
has political equality She now has
time to take part in the affairs OF
the world while the household
tasks are done quickly by the use
of modern appliances.
Three major points are to be
stressed by valley club women this
winter, according to the speaker.
They are county business, surveys
of the transient problem and i'm
provement of health units in coun-
ty schools.
In the health unit project, wom-
en- hope to bring about the installa-
ton Of better facilities, among them
being a travelling clinic.
I Musical diversion was provided by
Estelle Livingston, who played two
piano solos.
Club visitors were F. F. Thomp-
son and Tyler Thompson, both OF
Corona; U. S. Grant OF San Diego,
and Herbert Z. Paul of Ell Centro.
Visiting Lions were o. D. Van
Dyke of Imperial and Les Harring-
ton of San Diego.
Mark MunSOn was chairman OF
the day.
Lions and Kiwanians will meet
Jointly on Friday during the month
.of August.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
Odd Assortment
Taken AS Loot

Deputy sheriffs today wera in
clined TO believe some enterprising
burglar intends to set up house
keeping at the expense OF Precippio
Marcos. who lives on the Brunn
ranch north of Holtville.
Marcos reported to the sheriff S
office yesterday afternoon the burg
larry of his house, and theft of one
electric iron, four pairs of dress
trousers, three dress shirts, one
woman's dress, one blanket, sheets
and pillowcases, a case OF neckties
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
SAINT G0BAIN SEEKS OIL

PARIS, UR)-The SAINT Goban
group Of chemical, sugar and glass
industries has started negotiations
with the Russian government for
the purchase Of a quantity OF crude
oil. It intends 10 use oil for fuel
in its furnaces, replacing coal, be-
cause Of the constantly rising prices
in the French market.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

r. w. Mckee, former Richfield Of
ficial, was on file in federal court
today.
The judgment was returned by
Federal Judge William p. James in
a suit brought against Mckee by
William G. McDuffie, receiver for
the Richfield company McDuffie
charged that Mckee misappropriat-
ed the sum while in charge Of the
company's books.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
HARRIS ENDS SHAW
BIOGRAPHY

NICE, U.P)-Frank Harris, vet
eran American author, has finished
his biography OF Shaw. despite his
physical weakness Of rs years, and
the book is to be published in New
York next autumn. Shaw wrote a
very witty introduction of 5000
words advising Harris how Shaw
would write a biography Of Shaw.