davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07

most mas vsetkych ' 8. g. e. je
samozrejmy postulat dobreho ma
sho l'udn jeho z&njmav. Blizi
sa konvencia S. s. K v Clevelan.
de, O. o., %. a 26. oktobra. Hod.
lame pred konvenciou uHerejnit'
soznam nasich osad, ktore toho-
rocny prispeyok slensky $1,000
doposlaly. Vasa ct. osada dosial
tax (nel lu6inila. Vieme, xe u
verejnenem seznanse iatehcete
ehybo~st'. UcSive Vas pewolava.
me mn konveneiu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07
z URADovNE 8. 8. K.
REV. JAN w. KRISPINsKY,
tajomnik,
2425 w. 18th Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
BaiH ga Gas lkOnvsneie B. =. 4.

v predminulom cis. t. easopisn
precitali ste oznanenie heaven
Gle 8. $. K. Jestli piekedy bola
potreba, aby katoifski sloyenskf
vodco4ia, I. j. klAki d aslaici, So
spolocne sisli a poradiii 50 0 naaa
sich problemoch, INK dnes je Il
stotne ten svrchovanF cas-. Kaz-
dfmu. ktorfmal 1ekf na srdci bn-
d1cnost' a blahobyt kat. sloy.
u 'udu tuna Amerike, musia no
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07

TohorocnS 5atva vynesie ho-
spodarom y celej repubiike o
kr1hle $3.50 milionoy Kes, 30 je
Q 491 milionov menej ako viani.
Ubytok vykszuje 50 troti to.
mu, ze bolo zasiato obilfm . q, 900
hektarov Wac pody ako y minu-
lom .roku. Mike ceny 81 prici.
nOu. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07
EUDIA 11jzU sslsl aGY

Parkovy komisar mesta ozna.
mil, ze v poslednom case, nnoho
stromov bolo vyrdbane " par
koch chudobnJmi Ind mil. Po-
hrozil, ze kto bude chytepS, po-
sic ho. do vazenia. !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07
REZOLUCIE
vynesene zasadnuti Sdruzena Sovensych Novinarov
dna g. septembra 1882 Pittsburgh, Pa

EakoPko Pittsburghska Doho-
da od prvych dni Cesko-Sloven-
skej Republiky ami podnes nebola
prazskou vladeu uzakonena, ac-
kol'vek americki Sloyaci, jako
jedni kontrahentov tejze smltl
Wy, jej uplatnenia sd domahali $
usrozumenim prevaznej vacsiny
krajovych Slovakov, ale eeska
vlada 81 tejto ziadosti slovenske-
no naroda nevsimla a nasieh bra
tov-sestry "a moron utlaca, obe-
rajnc ich dusevne a hmotne
praya;
3H Nakolko prazska vlada slo
venskv narod Slovensko hospo.
darsky ozobracuje, ked mu .od
cudzila prevaznd cast 'jeho prize
myslu, pol'a, lux a lesov, Y do
sledku coho nasi bratia V celycE
tisickach musia opust'a at svojt
rodnn zem a vyhl'adavat 81 po.
trebni skyvu chleba d'alekycf
zamorskych koncinach. zij1c
strasnych pomeroch, zakial' nass
otcovizen je okupovana krdlom
priselcov;
Nakol ko Geska ylada oznacujt
pecat'ou mad 'ar6nstva kazdeho
kto sa owe ia pravo a pravdt
Slovakov, d 'alej zalarovanim ma
sich starokraiovych narodnycl
pracovnikov vlastencov zava
dza vzdelany svet;
NakoFko Sloyenska Liga A.
merike, tato nasa celonarodnS
ustanovizen uz davnejsie bols
narodom poziadana, ably pred
niesla opravnene ziadosti Sloya
kov Lige Narodov;
Preto. mech Slovenska Liga tel
to svojej povinnosti ucini Izadost
do 6 mesiacov yysle delegaciu
pred Ligu Narodov, ktora by
tam predostrela zodpovedne me
morandum ked by sa zistilo
ze ami tento krok nepostretnul
by sa kyzenym vysledkom, necl
Slovenska Lfga i $ inymi nasim
roduvernymi telesami podniknt
inc kroky na zachranu sloyenske
ho naroda a jeho pray.
s pocitami obayy prijimali smt
zpravy, ze yybor -pravidiel spi
soynej sloveneiny Matici slo
venskej ovladany je l'ud mi, kto.
rych cieFom nebola cistota slo
venciny, ale Wac jej pozvol nj
priklonovanie ku eestine.
Preto S vel 'k,ym potesenlm pri
jail SINE zpravy, re Il. maja 1885,
ma valnom shromazdeni Matice
sloyenskej zatratene bolo kaze-
nie slovenciny pod rnskom yedy
ma ziadost slovenskych spiso-
I vatelov nariadene utyorit' nov!
vybor ma spracoyanie prayidiel
episovnej sloveneiny, na podkla
de cisto slovenskom, vedeckom
netendencnom nepolitickom
Vysloyujeme nase yrele yd' a
Ky maticnym cinovnikom "a fch
nepoddajne stanovisko zanjme
cistoty sloyenciny sl'ubujeme
i'm, ze ich budeme 81 'achetnych
snahach vsemozne podporoyaf
zaroven icf prosime, ably Y "a
poGatom dele ne1stnpne pokra.
covali . do konca vytrvali.
~ q aS =
III.
s. poteSenisn prijali SINE zpra-
Nv . udalostiach, prihodiysich 81
Ma sjazde mladej sloyenskej ge-
neracie Trend TeIaiciach, kde
konecne . praye mlada sloyen'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07
Cleveland, o.: Cislo 8. S. x. K.

Cleveland, o.: Cislo 3. S. X. K.
j.; sv. Jana Krst. S. IS. x. y.
struthers, Chic: c. 156. ]. X.
s. III.
Bedford, o.: Spolok Nep. Po-
catia P. M. ($2.OO).
Detroit, Mich: Spolok sy. Mi
chala arch, {. 615., G. 332., p S.
X. j.
Elizabeth, n. j.: &. 49. TX. S.
j., Shor 81. s. x. Sokola.
Franklin, n. j.: Sbor 5. S. X.
Sok0la.
n. Louis, No: sp. Najsv.. .Tre-
jice.
Chicago, I1.: {. 7Os. 1: X. 8. 3.
Torrington, Conn: {. 1862. I X.
S. q. J.
Knazom pozvknlka M konvsnsia
q Gadast' = oaadn6 GlsnslkS.
Minulehe' tfzdha SINE rs1po-
slali'nz dsnhy rag prosbu ma slov.
knazov, j vsetkym, ktori lcinku-
jtl na SLOW. farnestiaeh; sby do
poslxli svo3e osadne eiensike, Stu
boyali sme, be uverejniane seznam
esad = ten - istotne' zjevf o .tyyz-
den-dya. ufsm. De, to bude Miie
prekvapenie. Kaddy k6ez obdsdal
nasleduj6su vyzvu = dfame;sa ze
jehc cdPoved' bude priasnivl |:
Mily olt6rny brstu h6ovIa Ianiso.a,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07

@Hs.H-----
CIe1stso po1i6ckych klubov ma
tsra9 p11Iezit6sF nieco "a seba
|~ykoaafs. Kax36ho kandidata do
statnej zakonodarne kongresu
ma nravo s. spytat', AXE stano-
visko zaujfma voci poisteniu pro-
ii nezamestnanosti, proti stare
be, chorDbe . yeci Dieseyej de-
portaSnej predlohe.
IA poistenie robotnika proti
biede sd dnes w vsetky cirkevne
telesa vel'ky pocet vynikaj1-
cich Anerik&nov. Soeialae poi
stenie je azAkoaens vo 4setkych
kultdrnejsieh krajinach Europy
q starobn6 peistenie je platno-
sti tan6 asi polovici statov.
Clovek ma pravo ma zivot, pra-
Gu slebodu. TO pravo 81 zabez-
peel len svojim hlasom vo VOL,
bach.
| Ma kongrese novinarov mali
slne' medzi mani ddvneho elena,
noveiistu khaza Milosa Mlyna-
rcviGa. Zlata 1primna dusa, ten
Mlynarovic. Pri podavani zprav
bcl peSiadany, aby on hoclen
daku basei predniesel. A on ma
| to: Date mi inspiraciu, vody
sa basne netvoriat' Novinari to-
| tis, ME ako je to ma konven-
ciach, pill len vodu.
| Nevinari ma tejto schodzi boil
lv ohdivuhednej shode. Vysledok:
kopa rezollcii.
j V Brine Dol sud mad ha-
kenkrajclermi (hitleristami). Ma
otazku sudcu. Ee co je ciel ON
hitleristov, Nemci odpovedali:
"Chod tie sa spytat' Hitlera!'' A
ked'ze "nevedomi sd blahosla-
VENT, mldry sud zradcov oslo
bodil.
Je to len tel nasej starej VIA
sti kaluz! Ked 81 Slovak pyta co
mu patrf, hodia ho do zalara;
ked 81 slovensky .cesky clovek
zademonstruje chlieb pracu,
pustia ma mich zandarov s pus-
kami; ked Nemec ide zivot re-
publike, dajn mu slobodu.
PoGuli ste sobotu veeer na
radiu sloyenske a ceske piesne
spieyat' Pc anglickys Vidite, i
4 Slovaei prispievajd ku kultdrne-
mu zivotu Ameriky. Nemame 50
. co hanbit', Ge SINE &ovaci. Taxa
"Dobr1 noe, "Tecie voda'' a j.
ne milo zvueia i v usiach Anne
: rikana. Erno Rapee 81 zasluzi
J nasu vd'aku.
Mlcanlivyy sporovlivy Cal
, lsa nijako nexmenil. Postal Am
herst klubu, ktoreho je clenom
a ktery siel al do Spanielska Cd.
ibSvat' svoju schSdzu, kabei, v
ktorem stale: sPozdravy.''
i v spoj- Statoch name 10000
basnikoy povolania Neyyzra-
dill, kto ich ma to povolanie po-
volal, ale name tusenie, BE neza-
nestnanost'.
i Prsha ma wac strachu Ma
d 'arev, aks ceis Saovensko. .Ako-
ip1hle mad 'arslki sveterani slozili
iprisahu, ze vydebyjai Slovensko
!. nazad, Pra3ania dostali rozkaz
J kopat hibsks pivnice M dkryt
pred bombovanim.
81 Ono 81 tt Mad 'ari nezaslnzia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07

nou uz V skolach poprievrato-
vych, vyslovila sa celou roz-
hodnost'ou "a autonoiane Slo-
vensko a E--:o. 2hubne5 8eentrali-
zacii = teda Ia politicky pro-
gram taky, jaky nase Sdruaenie
i so Slovenskou Ligouoa inymi
roduvernymi priatel mi sloven-
skeho naroda Cd sameho prieyra
tn hlasame. s,
Dakujeme mladej Rvenskej
generacii "a bezkompronlisne sta
novisko tejto pre- Slovakov tax;
vaznei otazke a 81 'ubujeme vse-.
mozn1 pomoc V zaujme uplatne-
MIA tohto programu
Nv.
SO zaujmom sledovai .sme br-
nensky process ceskej vlady proti
nemeckym INSTRUMENTATION
y Czech, obvinenym cinnosti,
smerujucej IA podkopanie zakla-
dov Cesko-Slovenskej Republi-
ky. s iizasom SINE citali, jake dr.
10. urazliyo a yoei Cesko-Sloven-
slej Republike zjavne potupno
chovali sd tito obzalovani Mem
eli. Citali sme, re ma otazku vlad-
neho zalobcu: jake sil ciele, jaky
je program hackenlxreuzlerov'g
- drzo odpovedaH eeski Nemci,
ktorych zastupitelia sil eesko-
slovenskej Wade, aby sa statny
zalobca siel opytat' Hitlera do
Nemecka! - este vacslm 1za-
som cita1i SINE. ze tito drzf bezo-
civi Nemci boil sndom oslobode-
nj.
Tu nam prichodi ma myself my
velezradny' process: proti pro-
fesorovi Tukovi. Prichodl nam
ma myself, ze prof Tuka hnany
Dol pred sud ods1deny ma Is
rokov zalara len preto, lebo raz-
he a ma pravnych podkladoch
pracoval "a autonomiu Sloven-
ska ramci Cesko-Sloyenskej
Republiky.
Nem0zeme nic inc, len konsta-
tovat', akou mierou So to mera
v republike Cechoy Slovakov
krvnym bratom Sloyalkom, ktorl
pomahali budovat' tntSmFepubli-
lu a jakou odvelym nepriate-
l'om Slavianstva NsnNom.
Musime vyzdvihndt',NA to, 60
,me uz davno predpokladali, t. j.
ze ilstupGivost'ou Nemcom eesko-
,lovenska vlada nedocieli mic inc,
iba re Nemci Cechach prerastli
mad hlavy Cechom sa uz usku-
tocnuje. q prlpadu tohto vidime,
re Nemcom ustupuje vlada len
preto, lebo sl vybojni a Slova-
kom nechce priznat ich narodne
praya len preto, ze s1 iistupeivi.
Preto 81 dovoPujeme upozor-I
nit nasich verejnych einitel 'ov
tn "a moron, ze len yybojnym
postupoyanim IA svoje narodne
prava m6zeme sa dOpracovat'
kyzenych vysledkov "a najst re
spekt u ceslSo-sl0yenskej. ,ylady.
".
Sieduieme sfachetnin cinnost 4
Vyboru Vzajomnej Pomoci Y To-
ne Sloyenskej Ligy, ktord Gin
most sine dl'a moSnosti vsetci
podporovali. SledIjenie tyzdha
na tyzdeii vykazy, b ktorych VIZ
dime, BE ma akcin tlto prispieva
najvacsou mierou slovenskf ro-
lbotny l'ud, ktort sam sotya 20
ma. n vykazov tfchto vidfane, ze
nase sloyelnske nstanoyizhe. kto-
rych povinnost ou pryom radel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07

Niesnsa'' : tax tento najlepSf
sskik, p spEivnoH saesssiu =
sjessasaix Asss6vs vyAsdy Ssho
L.sl1y strike Sissiasske prosssss.
spissssAo slovich 'sf's tessscd''.
+, To ie preco fudfa kaidom meste,
nessesku dedinke hssssia. 1e
Lsclies 81 nsiernsa cigasssIsu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-07


Neyyveiueu Mossso spjsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
MAD TRAPPER' AGAIN FLEES
FROM MOUNTED POLICE SQUAD

and sourdoughs to reinforce the
posse which is hunting Johnson's S
trail through the wind swept brush
in temperatures averaging so de-
greeS below zero.
After carrying the men to the
scene of the hunt 80 miles to the
north, May will hop off again in
a perilouS flight over the broken
country in an attempt to locate
the fleeing man, driven mad by a
long isolation.
1t was nearly a month from the
time johnson deserted the fortified
cabin where he wounded Constable
A. w. King and stood off the eight
man attack before Millen and three
others found him 20 miles away in
new stronghold.
With treacherous winds sweeping
down from the North Pole and
constant blizzards covering the
trapper's trail, the Royal Canadian
mounted police anticipated diff
Guilty in getting their man. They
feared, too, he might be frozen to
death or die of starvation. Travel
over the barrens in winter is sui
cidal, experienced trappers de-
clare.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10

AKLAVIK, Northwest Territory,
Feb. 10. U.P)-Once again in the
mad cunning in the brain of Albert
Johnson, bush crazy trapper, has
enabled the slayer to evade cap
ture by police who are hunting him
by land and air over the Rat river
barrens on the edge of the Arctic
sea.
The trapper who has slain one
constable, wounded another and
beaten off eight police in a 15-hour
battle in his 40-day fight for free
dom escaped into the vast wilder
ness a second time.
He had been cornered in a rude
barricade after shooting Constable
Newt Millen to death, but in the
perpetual dusk of northern winter
he slipped past the guard that had
been posted during swirling bliz-
zard.
Captain w. R. "Wop" May, noted
Arctic flyer, brought word to his
outpost of latest developments in
the strange one man war" which
has aroused the north country. He
carried in Millens body for burial.
Today, he said, he would take
off with a plane load of trappers
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
REALIZATION OF
FATE COMES TO
WOMAN SLAYER

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 10. U.Pl-
Belatedly, Winnie Ruth Judd has
fully realized she is going to be
hanged, Sheriff j. r. McFadden
said today.
McFadden said the slight blonde
slayer surprised even those most
convinced of her sanity by her
casual department just after the
trial ended, but that some time
during the early morning she ap-
parently realized the full import
of her fate, and when her break
fast was brought it was refused
in a storm of tears.
She continued to weep intermit-
tently during the forenoon, he said.
She talked freely of her trial,
McFadden said, but in the man
ner of a spectator. She thought
the judge had been extremely fair,
and the prosecution had done only
what they had to do. Her only
sign of emotion was when she
suddenly cried: But, oh, that
-! "a prosecution witnesS) g.
He only lied a little bit, but it was
enough"
Her aged parents, Rev. ana Mrs
H. j. McKinnell Of Darlington,
Ind, and her brother, Burton Nc
Kinnel, former undergraduate at
the University of Southern Cali
fornia, were allowed to see her
Her middle-aged husband, DR.. Will
liam c. Judd, had been allowed q
brief visit last night.
Though the aged mother was
reported to have collapsed when
informed of her daughters fate,
she bore up we'll under the inter-
view, McFadden said There were
many fervent embraces, and many
admonitions to put your faith in
God"
AS she has done at many critical
junctures before, the young slayer
took a keen interest today in her
appearance. She asked that a
hairdresser be sent to her cell "at
the sheriff's convenience"
She will remain in her cell in
the county Jail until February %,
when she will be sentenced to be
hanged.
Her attorneys will make every
move allowed by the law, it was
announced, beginning with a mo-
ton for new trial, and including
a plea for Communication and a plea
of present insanity" invoking the
statute forbidding the execution
of insane persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
BORAH DEMANDS
GOVERNMENT AID
FOR UNEMPLOYED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. U.P)-
The Cannonading oratory of Sena-
tor William E. Borah shook the SEN
ate today as the Idaho Republican
argued for federal relief for the
army of the unemployed.
Borah unleaShed all the eloquence
at his command in defense of the
La Toilette -Costigan bill which
would provide 1915 100000 for aid
to the jobleSS. The bill was ap-
preaching vote. Senators Fess of
Ohio, a Republican I,ader, had con-
demncd it, repeating the admins
tratiSn's formul that cities and
states should provide the relief.
Borah centered his attack on Fess,
to the applause of galleries packed
with supporters OF the federal re-
lief plan. The Idahoan doomed
such phrases as:
1.-The human brain never coined
terms to paint the picture (of suf-
fering) as it is"
You may call it a dole, but the
neG<ly call it something to eat"
IF we need a precedent"
"A government which does not
protect its people is flying a flag
which is dirty rag"
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
Witness Reveals
kidnapping Plot

LOS ANGELES, Reb. 10. QU.H -
Wealthy Hollywood people were to
be "snatched" and held for ransom
by a kidnap ring which kidnapped
E. l.. (zeke) Caress, gambling COM
missioner, Frank l.. James, detec-
tive lieutenant, testified today at
the trial of four alleged gangsters
accused of the Caress kidnapping.
James decrlared Jesse (Cheesy)
Orsatti, night club owner and one
of the defendants, had related to
him how he pointed out wealthy
persons as kidnap prospects.
Orsatti said Louis Frank, Bill
Bailey and Ralph Sheldon, just ar
rived from Chicago, sought him out
and suggested the kidnapings,
James testified.
He added he first had suggested
the name of Walter Mckinley, mil
lionaire oil man and sportsman,
but when it was learned he was out
of town. Caress and his wife were
decided upon, according to James.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
Postcard Reveals
Brutal Staying

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. (U.P) - A
postcard describing a murder led to
discovery today OF the body of 13-
year-old Marie RosaleS, attacked,
bludgeoned and broken in the half
filled bath tub Of a vacant tene-
ment.
The postcard was addressed to
the janitor of the building. The
card was noticed by a postal clerk.
He called police.
The card read:
IF you will go upstairs to the top
floor vacant apartments, you will
find something that will surprise
you" In smaller letters was PEN
ci,led, "It'S a murder"
Police found the body there.
The girl had been stripped of her
clothing, battered on the head and
shoulders with a heavy gas burner,
criminally attacked and thrown in
to the tub. She was clad only in
a coat, shoes and stockings.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
STRICT ECONOMY
ORDERED in ALL
STATE ACTIVITIES

SACRAMENTO Feb. 10. U.P) =
Governor Rolph today issued Or
ders to every administrative branch
of the state government to begin
immediate and drastic retrench-
ments.
Through these orders the COVER
nor hopes to save the state ap-
proximately $2,5O0,000 during the
remainder of the present biennium.
The instructions, issued to heads
of all departments, boards, COM
missions and other state agencies,
provide:
l. That all state-owned automo-
biles must not be used for other
than official state business.
2. That there will be no further
salary increases for the remainder
of the biennium, ending June 30,
1888. This will save the state ap-
proximtely 100000.
3. That no new state services
will be inaugurated during the re-
mainder of the biennium, and all
money allotted for such possible
use shall be kept intact. This will
save in the neighborhood of
$2,000,000.
The governor declared that
strict economy must be maintained
by the administration to meet the
situation arising from the extra
ordinary drop in state revenues.
He asked that every possible saw
ing be made to set up a reserve
and assist in balancing the budget
for the next biennium.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
BRIEF ILLNESS
IS FATAL FOR
NOTED WRITER

BEVERLY HILLS, Feb. 10. U.P)
Edgar Wallace, British author
and playwright, noted for his mys-
terry stories, died early today of
double pneumonia after a brief ill
ness.
He contracted a cold last week
which developed into pneumonia
yesterday. The crisis came last
night, and although for hours the
writer fought for life, he died at
4:45 o'clock.
Robert Curtis, his secretary, and
Walter Huston, actor, a friend,
were at the Wallace home.
Wallace would have been 81 years
old next April. He leaves a widow,
Mrs. Ethel Violet Wallace, who was
his second wife, and two sons and
two daughters. Mrs. Wallace left
England today aboard the Majestic
for his bedside.
Funeral arrangements will await
communication with her.
The author came here several
months ago to write screen plays
for r. K. o. Pathe, and had turned
out three, one of which is nearly
ready for production.
He had been in almost perfect
health prior to his illness.
AS he lay semi-conscious in his
home last night, too ill to be moved
to a hospital, London audience
witnessed the premier of his play,
THE Green Pack, latest of more
than a score of plays and literally
innumerable stories, novels and
scenarios he had written.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
ARGUMENT OVER
WOMAN CAUSES
INLAND Staying
Jabo Young Held In COun-
ty Jail For Shooting
Jack Wilkins.

Jack w. wilkins, 45, Negro, was
shot and killed by Jabo Young, 81,
another Negro, at the home of Sam
Anderson three -fourths of a mile
west of inland last night as the
climax over Rosalie OKieth, 2l-
year-old Negro woman who it is
alleged had been living with Will
kins.
Young was arrested on charge
of murder, and is held in the coun-
ty Jail pending the outcome of a
coroner's inquest at the Thornton
undertaking establishment in Braw-
ley at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Sam Anderson, 45, and Rosalie
O'Keith, both Negroes, are held in
the county Jail as material wit
nesses to the Staying. They were
taken into custody last night by
Undersheriff Rodney Clarke and
Harold Gillett, investigator for the
sheriffs office.
After the Staying wilkins was
found to have had revolver in his
waist band 1920 rifle and a IL
guage shotgun in his automobile.
He was shot by Young with an au-
tomato pistol, the bullet entering
his brain and causing instant death.
Wilkins had gone to the Ander-
son house to Interfere between
Young and the woman when he was
shot, according to a report in the
Sheriff's office. Wilkins had been
living with the O'Kieth woman in
Calipatria for some time, but late
ly she had been going with Young,
who had been in Calipatria only
a few days, according to officers.
Last night Young and the woman
went to inland, and were followed
by wilkins. In the yard of the
Anderson place the two men had
a fierce argument, and Wilkins
went into the house. When he
came to the door again Young shot
him, officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-10
IMPERIAL COUNTY
FAIR ATTRACTS
BIG ATTENDANCE
Clear Weather Indicates
Another Large Crowd
Of Spectators Today.

Imperial countys third annual
mid-winter fair was in full swing
today, after 1t was declared Off
cially open by Gov. James
Rolph, jr., shortly after 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon before
grandstand crowded to capacity by
visitors from every part of I'm
perial Valley.
The governor was among the
first to visit the booths and dis
plays in the exposition building.
He was accompanied by Gov.
Agustin Olachea of Baja Califor-
mia and his entire staff, and by
Joe Lopez of the Mexicali Cham
ber of Commerce as official in
terpreter
Governor Rolph was introduced
yesterday afternoon by Ben Hulse,
chairman Of the fair board, who
preceded his introduction with
talk in which he told his listeners
that this years fair will not cost
the taxpayers of Imperial county
one cent. The fair has been so
planned and arranged, he said, that
its cost will be taken care of by
admission and other receipts.
Talks by Governor Olachea and
by Lopez preceded the formal
opening of the fair. The Mexican
governor spoke of his pleasure at
being present, expressed a wish for
complete understanding between
his people and Californians, and
pledged to Governor Rolph the
safety of American citizens below
the border.
Under sky darkened by over
hanging clouds, Governor Rolph
earned his nickname of Sunny
Jim by a talk crowded with op-
timism for the future, touching
upon agriculture, industry and the
road system of the state.
His talk was brought to sudden
conclusion when large drops of
rain began to spatter upon those
in the grandstand, and the gov
ernor ended his talk rather than
keep his listeners sitting in the
rain.
Good luck, and best wishes to
you ALL" he concluded.
The threatening rain did not
materialize, however, and the
crowd left the grandstand to
throng the exposition building and
other parts of the Playground.
Today's program at the county
fair was to include rodeo exhi-
bition in front of the grandstand
with grand parade of horses and
riders preceding the riding and
stunt exhibitions. This is super
visors' day and clear weather gave
promise of another large crowd.