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Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11

Hotel California Coffee shop
Plate lunch from II TO 2, S5c,
Regular meals, soc and 75c. lltf
Firomen 10 Meet - Members of
The Fl Centro volunteer fire re-
partmeat viii meet at headquar-
ters at 80 o'clock tonight for one
cf their regular sessions. Practice
.n fire fighting will follow the
transaction Of routine business.
Trade 1t OILERS cut-rate hard
ware quality merchandise for less
Stf
Hearing Continued - A prelimi-
nary hearing on an assault with 4
deadly weapon charge, against Bas-
cillio AScencion. was continued by
Judge I Mayfield today until
April l3.
DIR. A. B. Hansen, Dentist. New
location. second floor, Security First
National Bank Bldg. Phone IS Aft
Automobile StOlen-Aceording to
a report II TIE ,neriffs office, q
cabriolet, license 1D4286,
registered TO r. NJ Minton. was
stolen in BraWley Saturday night.
MAGAZINES - New or renewal.
Mrs. Leffinwel. Phone 613-M. 2t9
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Bitterness At
Taxpayers Meet
Continued From Page II

on Mark Rose and the present di-
rectors when she charged them
with transplanting votes and gerry
Wandering TO defeat her husband
and give Blair victory in a recent
recall election. Rose replied to her
by saying Blair won by a majority
Of two and a half TO one. and that
any unfair votes would have been
challenged.
T. D. Mccall, after Blair had TAX
en- the stand TO suggest that some
one submit a constructive program,
declared those who have gone to the
directors with a constructive pro-
gram have been rowned out with the
assertion every plan they had was
bad. He went on to demand that
the public know every man on the
district pay roll, and what his SAL
ary is.
Z. j. Weatherbie opposed the de-
mand for resignation Of the direc-
tors with the statement of his be-
lief it would be a foolish thing for
the directors to resign at this time.
Sam Robinson, aSSemblyman. from
this district, took no stand on the
question before the house, but took
! the opportunity to state his approv-
al Of a plan which would make only
district taxpayers eligible to vote
| on questions of district business
LOT II states with water district laws,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
PLANE CRASHES
KILL SAILOR AND
INJURE OTHERS
SAN FRANCISCO, April IL. Wp)

SAN FRANCISCO, April IL. U.P)
"A San Francisco girl flyer was
reported recovering today from
serious injuries received in midair
plane collision, one of two aerial
mishaps here in which a man was
killed and four others barely es-
capped with their lives.
Joseph Green, 2l, first class navy
reserve seaman, was drowned yes
terday when he and Ensign Frank
Gill. IS. made parachute leaps from
their disabled service plane in San
Francisco bay.
Green was pulled under the wat
er and was unconscious when
picked up by a rescue plane. He
died four hours later. Gill, kept
afload and was unhurt. The en-
sign. a former University of Cali
fornia football star and brother of
Ralston Rusty" Gill, famous Cali
fornia fullback, said his plane
failed to respond to bomb diving
maneuyer.
Miss Alton r. Lewis. 25, suffered
- RooaA1it ahb4A AlaIbui0 anu OliiCi
injuries when the plane she was
flying solo collided over San Fran
cisco airdrome with one piloted by
Paul San MARITIME. veteran trans
port aviator. The latter had two
passengers with him.
Wings of both craft struck as the
planes banked for turn. San Mar
tino's right wing was crushed and
an aileron was ripped from Miss
Lewis left wing. The girl strug-
gled desperately for a safe landing
but so feet from the ground the
ship wen. into a sideslip and
crashed.
San Martino brough down his
ship by adroit maneuvering.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Recorder Returns
From Convention

Mrs. Evalyn Boman Westerfleld.
county recorder, has returned from
San Diego where she attended the
four day convention of the record
erS of the state.
Sessions were held in the Grant
hotel and were devoted to problems
of the office and to legislation
which will be presented at the next
session of the legislature.
A banquet was held Saturday
night at the hotel and IL was an
nounced that in view Of the fact
that the legislature would be in
session during the time Of the next
convention that that convention
would take place in Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Pastor Of Local
Church Resigns

After serving as pastor for the
past two and a half years, Rev.
John S. A. Gum has resigned from
the First Presbyterian church OF
this city.
During his pastorate Reverend
Gum accomplished many things
which made for progress in the
church in that time. A high type
of work has been done in all or
ganizations of the church.
Reverend and Mrs. Gum and
their son, John, leave for the north
followed by the best wishes OF then
congregation.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Statements Sent
Out By District

Second inStallment Of Imperial
Irrigation district assessments to
the number OF 1000 were mailed
from the assessor offCe
this morning, according 20 Mis-
Winnie Barry, assessor collector.
II the first installment on a
piece of property is not paid. that
statement and a 10 per cent pen
atty are shown on the second in
stallment statement, she explained
There were more statements
than usual at this time OF year. 3"
said Miss Barry, "on account OF
those unpaid in the December
collections"
A special effort was made by the
office staff to get the statements
ready early this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
0<BRI
Wooda Blezv nance Studio.
Orange. Phone IA

wooda Blesv nance Studio. -
Orange. Phone IA l6tl
Lsaves Tor Ios Anreles The
many friends q Mrs T c laulel
q this city vii regret to learn lha.
she has been called 90 Los Angelo.
b. the serious illness of her mother
Mrs Carrie Morton
Imperial Valley Barber shop. 54s
Main. announces high quality ha.I
cutting at 25c Baker and shaw.
4tlmo
PeriShable Shipments - ship
mentS Of perishables from the val
ley over the weekend included 30
carloads Of carrots and three oi
grapefruit. according 20 3 A.
Harrigan, agricultural commits
sioner.
Paul's Special Pure Lemonade Sc
per glass. 9Th and Main by the
Court House. stf
Defendant Arraigne6 ! eE
Jones, charged with issuing q check
on insufficient funds. was arraigned
before Judge I. Mayfied today. and
a preliminary hearing se for April
Is. Bond was fixed at $500 Fred
Anderson IS complaining witness
Madame Priser-rTench designer
and dress maker. $50 Commercial
st. Phone 1854. 3itf
DR.. Edwin o. Carter, Dentist, new
location, 604 Main st. Office phone
200.
Mrs. Rogers, DreSsmaker. TAO
State. ll-mwf
Big Bertha Whistles - The fire
siren sounded once at $50 O'Clock
this morning when firemen
changed the alarm batteries for
recharging. 1t was time for all
volunteer firemen to be up anyway,
Fire Chief Reanls explained.
DR.. III HooperLDentist. X-Ray
service. 1i0 North 9th st. m,w,f
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INDIANS EO ELECT HEADMAN

ODANAH, Wis. U.P) = Death Of
ha-Bon-Da-Shjong, tribal head
man for Indians of the Bad River
reservation, added another election
TO those scheduled this year. 1t
was that Of a custodian of the
sacred flag Of eagle feathers, en-
blem OF ux-Chippewa wars for
the Chepuamagon region.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Apoo 40 TALK

los ANGELES. April Il. UP
william Gibbs McAdoo. former
secretary q the treasury. will
broadcast an address tonight sup
porting the Democratic presiden-
tisl campaign Of John " Garner,
speaker Of the house.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
STORK BRINGS BOY

An eight pound son was born
this morning at the Ell Centro hos
pital to Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Nc
Elyaney. The youngster has been
named David Allen McElvaney.
Mother and son are reported max
ing splendid progress.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11

Three of the largest canneries in
Sacramento have announced that
white help only will be used, 1000
TO be Immediately employed and
more later.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Miners Threaten
Coal Operator

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo,
April II. U.P\-A crowd of men
assembled at the Clay Coal and
Mining company mine near here
today and threatened violence when
efforts to operate it were started.
Glen Williams, brother of Ben
Williams, one of the men delegated
to operate the mine under lease,
told Constable Roscoe Norris mob
members threatened to hang him
if he did not leae the job i'm
mediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Real kidnapers
Given Ransom
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What UH So
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p.Haa
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John q cauaH H.FrH T
revealed aH - HeTu faz
INTO Unosf eaHHa HHrH r. Sc
YoTk urfsnaHaHH HaEr HfH HaaI
the story of taa haaf aud Hafmaal
Of ransom faH EhE kdraTaa EHa-
bereh bahf So HlFarfF HfHI -
day regarding - eanuecflau HHn
the search
The 70-year-ala Fardham So
versity nstfuelaT dId lUaeEHI flHar
up several reports circulated IA ean-
necti0u with ha HTtfE aHd HaI-
Gated to .he United Press n an -
terYieW that h. believed hs naHes
led 90 contact sHh tnf pfnaHzsa
kidnapers aud payment af ssaH1
to them.
Anything I can say noW. he as-
serted. may bring harm - lhe
baby or hinder negotiations ff ne
return OF the child.
There seems 10 be some feeling
doctor" he vas asked that Fad
were the victim Of a cruel hoax. %
you care 10 say anything % clarity
this situation AID eliminate such 81
Il can only say he replied. thar
l have acted as a good American
citizen to help bring back the baby
to his grieving parents. and even
if my silence gives such an impress
sion, nevertheless in aid Of tins
cause I am satisfied to remain ST.
lent"
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11

The annual flower show at Sac
ramento will be held April 30 and
May |.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11

Low Prices, Yes! But, you get new style
and sturdy construction in this living room
ensemble. 1t is just beginning to the
many furniture values that we can offer
our friends in Imperial Valley.
Read over the imposing list of items enum-
Grated then see them at our furniture
stores.
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"Havs you telephonsd themfna
Don't lets till we're settled. To
morrow I'll hunt an apartment"
II leave them to you. Santa. You
should know how to handle them"
Dismissing problems. II can't get
used to It. 1t seems impossible"
"What does?"
"You and l. Once you were so nm.
attainable."
"And now I'm all yours, from the
tips OF my toes to the esowx u my
head"
II don't deserve such luck. II
takes away my breath"
As they were pushing through the
revolving door which gave entrance
to their hotel, they felt &c held
against them. Through the dividing
panel Of glass Santa glanced back
at Give to see whether he was re-
sponsible. At the same instant
Give became aware OF what was
holding tia girl In an opera cloak,
followed by her escort. She was
staring In blank amazement from
him to Santa. Then shs smiled In
pickering recognition and passed
on.
In the foyer as he joined her,
Santa was smiling.
"She knew YOU" he whispered.
"of course. She's Elise Conway.
She was q bridesmaid at my wed.
ding"
He said nothing more till their
door had shut.
"she stared at you. Santa. az
though"
"You bet she did; she saw You
behind me-"
Give 1T Q cigarette.
SAnd thought that had no right
to be there. TIN seem like that" he
grunted. "till We tell your parents..
"old silly" she confronted him,
slim and desirable. ',svery honey.
moon does. That's half the lark.
harging into people who hope you're
not where you're supposed to be-"
SIS TT"
why certainly" She dung white
arms about him.
fcstrisAs tssi.isis. cssissssy bssss.I
Santa takes Q step. tomorrow,
that is likely 60 influence her hap.
niness considerably.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |,
IA PATH TNPARADISEl
DAMSON.

'Tm not thinking. Pm puzslea by
my own happiness"
"Clive dear. are you happy7 I SO
long to make you happy. Tonight OF
all nights I must be beautiful for
you"
She bedecked herself with Jewels.
Who had given them to her? Per-
haps Dicky. Il would take years ON
his salary to replace them. So much
to replace. So many things that he
couldn't afford! Have married be-
yond my means, he thought.
All evening his puzzlement con-
tinued, keeping pace with his hap.
piness. His mind painted pictures.
weaving back and forth.
When she had been 16-the FIRST
kiss he had stolen from her. Since
then, the agony she had cost him.
Furtively. when lights were lowered
at the theater. their hands caressed.
When they went up. he saw or fan.
cied he saw himself envied. And old
Cleasby had been sorry for him!
In the taxi, the performance end.
ed, II seemed incredible that at the
hotel she should not leave him.
She nestled.
'Why 90 silent? And yet ! love
you to be uncertain. Don't ever get
used to me-"
She told too much. II was being
treated as usual that had killed
things between herself and Dicky.
To keep the BAN OF conversation
rolling he mentioned her parents.
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81 brought you o few lowers" He
ignored her slip of the tongue.
"Flowersi You deari Do you call
those q few7" She sat up. "What
did old Cleasby say?"
'That ! probably wasn't half good
enough for you. That he'd sack me
lif he ever heard that I'd treated
you badly"
~come here" she commanded.
~you're fibbing."
He obeyed aheepIshly. She
lkneeled on the bed. resting her
Aands on his shoulders.
"Clive darling. he's fond or yon.
ne said to You what anyone who's
fond OF you would say-that in mar.
lxying me. you've taken the most
awful chance"
He said nothing Of the Sort
Everyone does who marries."
she urged against him. "We've
taken less of q chance than most.
But we're the only two who know
that
i've taken no chance" he de.
MED.
She drew her fingers down his
cheek.
"Clive. wouldn't own 1t to an.
ether soul: you did q terrifically
big thing when you married me-"
"Rot"
She shook her dark head.
'If you find me not all you've
hoped. please tell me. | may have
contracted habits: sharpness Of
temper: tricks OF fiinging back re.
ltorts. Every time that happens. tell
nae. want 10 be so perfect for you
all my habits to be yours"
"You are perfect. Your lipe. your
eyes. your little white ears"
Il mean" she corrected breath.
lessly; inside me. | want the me
who lives beneath my heart to be
as perfect as my body"
"You are he strained her to
him.
"And nowg" She broke from him.
They decided on dinner at q res.
taurant and q theater after.
4 He helped her dress. marveling
that he should be privileged 70
share these intimacies. In the mir.
ror she intercepted his glances.
What are Jon thinking7"
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Railway Company To
Make Equitable Rate

Now the Florida East Coast
Railway Company has decided to
make an equitable rate over the
line to all points between Key West
and Miami.
Heretofore there was a very
much unbalanced rate to inter-
mediate points, but an order is
sued last week changed this.
Now travellers to points be-
tween Key West and Miami are
given flat rate of two cents a
mile.
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Chapter 10
"HELLo DIcKYl1

lNIEw YORK In the saffron OF sun.
q Y set took on a medieval aspect.
Curious that It should. II does.
Here was Carcassonne on the grand
scale. Castles on every block. Rich
ard c1ur de Lions In ready-madss.
Queens OF Beauty with nails blunt.
ed from banging typewriters. Chiv.
airy a thing OF the pastl Not much.
Every spring brought forth its crop
OF champions. One didn't need to be
born in the fourteenth century to
he a troubadour.
Give found Santa asleep. her
knees drawn up. cnddled together
like a kitten. Strange to burst in
unannounced-to have the right to
Invade her privacy! She was his.
Iyet he approached her timidly.
She turned dreamiIy.
"Hello. DickyI" Then connecting
with the present, 81 mean Give"
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ssssssSssssssssssssssssA
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE
Q o Q o Q Q Q Q Q o . o Q Q Q q . 8 Q 0

Today partakes very much of
the characters of yesterday, the
morning hours giving a portion of
the joviality of the latter part of
the former day, with the after
noon,s tendencies shading off
much weaker. This latter part be-
slows very enthusiastic tempera-
ment. but this quality gradually
loses its force and may degener-
ate into listlessness in the latter
hours of the day.
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SLUCCERS AND
PIRATES TEAM
PLAY TIE GAME
TWELVE INNING BATTLE
TAKES PLACE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON; SCORE STOOD
"a AT TERMINATION
(By A. L. MILIAN)

The Pirates and Sluggers battled
to 12-inning tie game of baseball
yesterday afternoon at the Navy
Field. And boy, oh boy, what a
ball game that turned out to be. 1t
was as sweet a pitchers battle as
ever seen round this neck O. the
woods, between Quintan Lopez. of
the Pirates, and Howard Gates, of
the Sluggers.
The Pirates were the first to
put over tally in the last half of
the fifth when, with one man out,
Castillo beat out a bunt between,
the catcher and pitchers terri
tory; went to second on Ingra-
hams wild throw to first and
crossed the pan with Machin's
sharp single to right.
The Sluggers took the lead by
a one run margin in the sixth.
Scott Sawyer, first man up. popped
out to second base. Valdez was
safe on first when Noel Gordon
muffed Castillo's throw to first
base. Pie Traynor, the next bat
ter, slapped out one of Lopez fast
ones deep into the leftfield bushes
for the circuit.
In their half of the same in
ming the Pirates tied the count
again. Quintan Lopez, the mighty
batter of Perez crew, leaned back
and smashed a liner to left for a
four Dagger. The drive hitting the
top of an ice wagon parked across
the street and going far into the
other side of the ball park.
Sawyer's tossers failed to score
i'm the seventh round and the tie
was broken when the Pirates
pushed another runner across the
platter on a base on balls, a sacri-
flee bunt and single.
The scoring ceased until the
ninth inning when the Sluggers
pulled the usual squeeze play with
a man on third. Ingraham was hit
by a pitched ball, stole second and
went to third on a wild pitch.
Gonzalez hunted perfectly and the
score once more remained tie.
The tenth round looked bad for
the Sluggers. There were three
men on bases, two down and Noel
Gordon up to bat. After seeking
one far into rightfield for a fowl.
Gordon was issued free pass and
the tieing run was forced in. The
next batter hit an easy fly to Pie
Traynor.
Both clubs fought furiously to
score in the next two rounds but
unsuccessfully.
Altho allowing 10 hits, Howard
Gates pitched twelve beautiful in
nings. In the second round he
was given a big hand when he
struck out the last three batters to-
face him with the bases loaded.
Lopez, too, pitched a nice game.
He was taken out in the eighth in
ming, however, as he appeared to
weaken. He allowed but two hits.
Sanchez was touched for 8 hits in
four innings.
Quintan Lopez, in five trips to
the plate, hit two singles and
home run.
The second game was called in
the first of the third on account
of rain.
The score: r. III. E.
Sluggers--
600 002 001 100 4 5 2
Pirates
900 OIL 100 100 1 10 6
Batteries: Gates and Ingraham;
Lopez, Sanchez and Carbonell.
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p oaiss,IY. Y

: SYNOPSIS: Altar an 4Hsfortu-
and pears of scditisl1 on Clive's,
the tfco haze married immediately
after gdnta's divoTcc. and haze re-
turned to Net0 York. SGat6 plans
to cdjoIe Glue into using the far
sitatre 0fren her at the time OF
her first Dld7TidDe. and her private
Income. CIips,s employer accepts
the aet1 marriage tcith TeseTvG-
fions. Clir6 drotons his MnedsigeSs
In great t0Gve Of blossoms
for Santa.
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Mrs. Clyde Tatum Much
Improved From Illness

Mrs. Clyde Tatum, formerly
Miss Minnie McCook of Key West,
who was seriously i'll last week in
her home at Port Arthur, Texas,
is reported much improved today.
This information was received
by a sister of Mrs. Tatum, Mrs.
Vincent McDermott, and other
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FOR RENT

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Cuba Sails For Havana
Carrying IL Passengers

The S. s. Cuba sailed this after
noon for Havana with Al passen-
gers. She arrived from Cuba
Saturday with "a passengers,
sailed $50 o'clock for Tampa and
returned this morning.
Freighter Usage, of the Clyde
Mallory Line, arrived from New
York this morning with twice the
usual amount of freight for Key
West. Among the items were
shipments of cans for the Doxsee
plant to be shipped to Collier City.
81 - = rl FfssA.--
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will be inserted in The Citizen at
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Payments for classified sdyer-
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but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise.
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Advertisers should give their
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phone number if they desire re-
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MALE HELP WANTED

MAN WITH CAR wanted to sup
ply customers with famous Wat
kins Products in Key West. Bust
ness established. earnings aver
age $50 weekly, pay starts inn
mediately. Write J. r. Wat
kins Company, 70-74 w. Iowa
Ave, Memphis, Tenn. nov7-1tx
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FOR RENT-Furnished house,
containing IL rooms, on lot
50x198 feet, in select section,
1907 Whitehead street, opposite
beautiful Coral Park, and facing
the sea. Garage in rear. Rent
$50 monthly. Apply to L. p.
Artman, 1909 Whitehead
street or The Citizen office.
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AT the MOVIES
MARION DAVIES TO
HEAD COMEDY CAST
To Be Supported BY Robert
Montgomery in Blonde
OF the FoIlies'

With Marion Davies and Robert
Montgomery together for the first
time. Blonde Of the Follies," the new
Cosmopolitan picture which Edmund
Goulding directed. comes Monday to
the Capitol Theatre.
In the cast supporting Miss Davies,
In addition to Montgomery, are such
players as Billie Dove, Jimmy Dur
ante. James Gleason, zasu Pitts, Sid
ney Toler, Douglass Dumbrille, Sarah
Padden. Louise Carter, Clyde Cook
and the Rocky Twins, direct from the
Paris musical stage.
Frances Marion wrote the story.
Miss Marion ranks first in the see
mario field in portraying the emotions
Of real flesh-and- blood people. She
wrote Emma" for Marie Dressler.
The Big House" for Wallace Berry
and Robert Montgomery, and con-
cetved many Of Mary Pickfords most
successful vehicles.
At the directorial helm Of the pro-
ductton Is Edmund Goulding. He
leaped sensationally to the top Of the
List among directors by his consum-
mat0 handling Of Grand Hotel" He
has directed such stars as Greta
0Arbo, Gloria Swanson and Douglas
kairbanls. A distinct personality,
Qo1ldiug has earned the title Of
'niuGs 1xpm many critics BY his
elllt1 - Inject III individuality Ia
- 4lrpefton q scseen playk