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Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
TRIO OF WORKERS COME HERE TO
ASSIST CAMPAIGN FOR MERRIAM

staged tonight by the Republican
county central committee, at which
time he will draw lightning sketch.
eS of the various speakers. He was
guest at the Rotary luncheon this
noon and tomorrow will be a guest
at the Kiwanis meeting
On Saturday Lindsey will be at
Republican headquarters on Main
street all day. making sketches of
all visitors to the place. All are in
vited to come and have themselves
Sketched by this clever artist
Weist is known to many early val
ley settlers. and though now resid-
ing on the coast has kept close con-
tact with valley affairs and still
holds property here. He is a Staunch
opponent of SinclairiSm and has en-
tered the Merriam campaign deter
mined to give the fullest support to
the governor.
Descendant of Patriot
Senator Hale is a direct descen-
dant of Nathan Hale, the Revolu-
tionary patriot, and though raised
in the atmosphere of Democracy,
has been contributing his time and
efforts in behalf of the Merriam
candidacy.
"AS a believer in the American
ism of our forefathers, 1 cannot ac-
cept the principles of Upton Sin
clair, which believe are absolutely
un- American, impractical and vi
sionary," Senator Hale declared.
This is not a time for adherence
to party lines. The welfare of Cali
fornia is at stake and should be
the sole thought of every voter.
Il have worked in close coopera.
ton and harmony with many Dem
ocrats in the course of the years
and l know that the rank and file
of Democracy cannot accept the
doctrines of Sinclair and remain
true to the ideals of Bryan, Wood
row Wilson and other great leaders
OF the party.
The election on November can
not be construed as a political bat
tie between Republican and Demo
Gratis. On the contrary, it is a fight
to prevent California from being
isolated from the rest of the coun-
try as it surely will be If Sinclair
and his doctrines are permitted to
gain control of the state
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
PLAN To ASK
COORDINATION
FOR CARRIERS

KANSAS CITY, Oct. IL. UP
Permanent legislation submitted to
the coming congress for improve
ment of the nations transportation
will include plans to coordinate reg
ulation OF all carriers under the
interstate commerce commission,
federal transportation coordinator
Joseph B. Eastman indicated here
today.
Speaking before a meeting of
shippers and traffic men, Eastman
discussed proposals to succeed the
emergency railroad transportation
act which expires June l6, 1885
The plan to regulate rail, water, air
and motor carriers through one gov
ernment agency failed Of passage
at the last session of congress, al.
though strongly endorsed by his or.
IianiZation.
Eastman said the only result OF
violent competition among all forms
Of transportation can be complete
Generalization" destructive both tc
/ Interests of investors and users.
The government must exercise
/ its powers Of control to maintain or
der" he said, promote stability
prevent unjust discrimination anc
destruction competition, see to il
that service is safe and reliable
with known and dependable rates
charged by responsible operators
and encourage coordination.
Waving aside suspicion that hi
was matching a plot" for public
ownership and operation OF rail
roads, Eastman said he told con
gress and the President last Jan
uary he was unwilling to recon
mend such a plan. Preserving the
right to change his mind for gooc
reasons, he added, Il have moi
! changed it yet"
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
FALL OPENING
PARADE GETS
MANY ENTRIES

Beginning active work on plans
for the parade which will be fea-
ture of the fall opening, October 10,
the Junior chamber of commerce,
in charge of the parade, has al
ready contacted the following firms
who will have entries in the parade.
Others who have not been con-
tacted but who wish to enter the
parade are asked to communicate
with the chamber of commerce.
The A. B. c. Distributing Co.,
American Railway Express Co., AS
sociated Oil Co., Automobile Club
of So. Calf, B. e. A. Oil Co., Bar
bara Worth Water Co, Barker Auto
Body Works, G & E Root Beer
Stand. California Hotel, Clements
Drug Store, Coca Cola Bottling
Works, Flo Baker Beauty Parlor,
County Oil Co., Cowan Dry Clean
ers, Cox Bros. Market, Cramers Ba-
kerry, Delta Mercantile Co., Diller
Hardware, Valley Steam Laundry,
Sterling Securities Co., Ferguson
Electric Co., Edgar Bros. Co., Ell
Dorado Market, Elco Oil Co., Ell
Centro Pharmacy, Garey's Safety
Corner, Elaine's Beauty Shoppe,
Ell Centro Fire Department, Bell &
Reed Root Beer Stand, Imperial
Music Co., Imperial Valley Hard
ware Co., Edgar Implement Store,
E. j. Mack Tractor & Equip. Co.,
Malt Shop, Motor Hardware &
Equip. Co., Motor Freight Terminal
Co., McNeece & McNeece, G. P Nc
Nay. Mary Ann Beauty Shoppe,
Martins National Bakery, Montgom
cry Ward & Co., Owens Refrigera-
tion Service, FireStone Service Stores,
Golden State Co., Ltd, Golden Val
ley Dairy, Havekorst Diaries, Shell
Oil Co., Sherwoods Coffee Shop,
Southern Sierras Power Co., Stan
dard Oil Co., Stevens Dairy, Strick-
lers Floral Co., Studebaker Motor
Car Co., The Suititorium, Imperial
Valley Concrete Co., The Texas Co.,
Tyler Insurance, Union Oil Co.,
Union Oil Station No. 769, Valley
Tent & Awning Co., Humane So
ciety, Western Auto Supply, West
ern Dairy Products, Whiting Mead
Co., Wilson Machine Shop, Roy
Womack and DR.. r. l.. Palmer.
Two cups will be offered for the
parade by the chamber of COM
merce one for the best entry
and one for the best advertising
display.
More school children than ever
before are participating in the
parade which promises to be the
largest in the history of the city IS
fall opening, according to Robert
Hays, secretary of the chamber of
commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
INVITE VOTERS
To MEETING At
WESTMOR[AND

Voters of the county, whether or
net farm bureau members. are in
vited to attend the Rcse-Mesquite
farm center meeting tonight, or
that at Westmorland, Friday, when
topics of countrywide interest will
be discussed.
Won T. Ellsworth, head of the
research department Of the Cali
fornia Farm Bureau Federation, lS
to be the speaker and will discuss
at both meetings the tax and leg
islative problems confronting Cali
foTnia agriculture.
Since Ellsworth IS a recognized
authority en- taxation and in add
ton. an able speaker, his talks, 1t
is felt. will not only be informa-
tive but OF interest to many. He
will discuss some Of the amend
ments to appear on the November
ballot.
Feeling that voters in general
will be interested in the discussion
the farm bureau invites the gener-
al public to attend. The first meet
ing. tonight IS will be held at 7:45
in the Rose school, and the sec
ond, Fridays. at 1880 in the West
morland school.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

We are here for the start of an
intensive campaign which will put
Imperial county in the win column
for Governor Merriam on November
c" was the statement made TO The
Press today by Jack Lindsey. the
Cowboy Cartoonist," well known
to newSpapermen throughout the
state. who. with Nathan w. Hale,
former senator from Tennessee and
John WeiSt, pioneer valley rancher.
have been sent here by Merriam
headquarters in the interests of the
governors campaign for election.
Lindsey is no stranger to El Cen
tro or Imperial valley A nationally
recognized cartoonist and light
ming artist" he drew a series of ad-
vertising cartoons depicting local
businessmen for The Press, seven
years ago. AS early as 1916 he was
a frequent visitor to the valley.
He will attend the rally being
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
TALKS
To ROTAR|ANS

Members of the Ell Centre Rotary
club were given an instructive ad-
dress on and demonstration Of mod
ern surgical methods at the weekly
meeting this noon when Dr.. l.. c.
House discussed "Orthopedic Sur
gerry"
For the purpose of showing meth
DDS used in treating cases of Grip
pied children, several pieces of the
latest type of surgical apparatus
used in correcting deformities were
shown in actual operation, two
small patients, Orphelia Munoz and
Oscar Bracamontes. who are being
treated by DR.. House, being used
for the demonstration.
In his discussion DR.. House eX-
planned the causes of bone diseases
and described the methods which
modern surgery has adopted ana
which have been successfully used
in restoring to normal health and
vigor, children, and in some cases
adults, who otherwise would be
crippled for life.
He stressed the Importance Of
such work particularly among chill
dren, who, he declared, are entitled
to every chance available to them
through medical science, to lead
normal lives.
Jack Lindsey, the Cowboy Car
toonist," entertained by drawing
cartoons of various Rotarians, the
result of his skill with crayon and
the patter with which he accom-
panied his work being thoroughly
enjoyed.
Entertainment for the program
included violin duets by the Misses
Roberta Barratt and Maxine Spears
accompanied at the piano by Mrs
w. B. Rauenzahn.
Charles Barratt acted as chair
man of the day and President Dick
Hayden presided, announcing the
ball game with the KiWanis club to
morrow night and joint meeting
with the San Diego club next
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
EtGiy To Salute
Aleaander'S Body

ROME, Oct II. WP)-Despite
various anti-Italian demonstra-
tions in Jugoslavia, Italy planned
for tomorrow the greatest demon
stration of goodwill toward Jugo-
slavia since the war. A royal salute
will be given to the body of King
Alexander as it passes through the
Strait of Messina enroute home.
Flags were half-nasted on pub
lie and private buildings through
out Italy today. The press eX-
pressed condolences. its attitude
having been dictated by govern
ment orders.
The government instructed eff
cial circles anG newspapers to ig-
more anti-Italian demonstrations
and to continue to show sympathy
to Jugoslavia all during the per-
iod OF mourning.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
Submit Briefs In
Action For Damage

The damage action brought by
J. w. Huddleston, w. c. Evans and
c. F. Eckert against Earl c. Pound,
Harold Pound, ct al, trial of which
opened before Judge McPheTin yes.
terday morning was submitted to
the court shortly before noon TO
day with briefs to be prepared by
the attorneys in the case.
Pound is being sued for S75,000
as damages for the deaths Of Fran
els Evans, Oliver Eckert and Ruth
Huddleston, passengers in an auto,
mobile operated by Harold Pound
which was wrecked in an accident
on the Holtyille highway on July
If IQo9
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
Local Officers To
Shoot At Mexicali

J. Sterling Oswalt. chief Of the
local police department with Frank
Smyer. VIM. Keating, Jack Tackett,
F. V. Ackley, H. Adams, VIM. Mitch
ell. L. L. Duff, Hugh Keating, Dee
Keesee and Ted Thompson. mem
bers of the force left for Mexicall
this afternoon.
AT 3 o'clock they are to engage
in a pistol shoot against members
Of the Mexicai police department.
Both teams boast several crack pis
tol shots and a close contest is ex
pected
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
Democrats Gain
In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Oct. II. U.P) -
Les Angeles county registration fig
ures, released today by William M
Kerr, registrar of voters, show a
majority of approximately 100000
for the Democratic party.
Total registrations are 1,305,52
an all-time record. OF this number
680032 are registered as Democrats
an increase cf 5,598 since the Au-
gust primary.
The Republican registration total
is 533,422, or 3789 less than the pri
mary figure.
Scattered registrations were ap
proximately $4,000 while 75,527 per
sens declined to state party afffllia
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
QUEEN TELLS
SON FACTS IN
KINGS DEATH
CONTINUED From Page Il
Assassin Buried


Assassin Buried
KelemenS body lay in a tenn,
porary grave in Marseille cemetery
while secret service men of France
and Jugoslavia tried to trace his
career and find whether, as they
believed he was a member of a
society pledged to kill Alexander
as an enemy of Croatians or anoth-
er dissident Jugoslavian group.
In Paris Minister of Interior Sar-
raut, in charge of police arrange
ments for AleXander's visit to
France, was subject to attacks
which some thought might precipi-
tate a cabinet crisis.
Sarraut announced he would take
action today to inflict penalties on
government officials and police who
might be held responsible for the
aSSaSSinations.
This was but the first of many
expected political and diplomatic
repercuSsions through all Europe as
the result of the Marseille assassin
ationS.
Peter, arriving here at 9 o'clock
last night, spent the night at the
Marshal's home while Queen Marie
of Roumania, his grandmother, who
brought him here, stayed at the Ritz
hotel. Yesterday morning he was
taken from Sandroyd school, near
Gotham in the English countryside,
where at the hour at which his
father was killed he was being in
itiated into the crafts of the boy
scouts.
AS the special trains bringing
Queen Marie and Barthous body
sped under heavy guard nortnward
through France, Premier Doumer
CUE prepared TO take charge of the
veteran foreign minister's body and
OF plans for a national funeral
1t was considered probable Bar
thou would be buried in the Crypt
of the Pantheon, reserved for
Frances most illustrious sons.
The famous clock salon Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

tails of the plot, apparently hoping
help would arrive. Meanwhile he
left the note.
Finally she offered TO write a
check herself but this seemed to
enrage the man, who struck Mrs.
Stoll over the head with a piece
OF pipe and dragged her bleeding,
but still conscious, from tn e
house,
: Frank Hardin 55-year-old Negro
hired man on the estate had been
working in 4 nearby field all
through the day and told author
tiles that he saw a yellow open car
drive up to the place about II a. m.
He also saw the kidnaper s car.
a Ford va, when it pulled up be-
fore the house four hours later
Hardin made no investigation,
thinking the automobiles bore
friends of the family, which is
widely known.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
HERE ON BUSINESS

II. A. Ecclestone, Southern Cali
fornia manager for the Remington
typewriter division OF Remington
Rand. is in the valley today on a
business trip, looking over the To-
cal office of which II. r. Parker
is head
Ecclestone reports that business
IS improving steadily in the Los
Angeles office and that he may
put on another man for the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
Furniture Buyer
Back From Coast

j. R. Fahs, furniture buyer for
the Imperial Valley Hardware Co.
stores returned last night from a
visit to the furniture market pre-
view in Los Angeles
A host Of new and intriguing
styles for home undermining were
on display and many of these in
teresting groups will soon be on
exhibition in the local store.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

DtIllllu SOlllt VI USil III bAl6 dtSSl
east of here last week has been
identified as stolen from Yuma and
was returned to that city yesterday
by local police.
Suede Jackets of excellent quail
ity. Friday and Saturday for $500
Polka Dot Shop llt1
Practical Nursing. Call Mrs. L.
Hart, 692 Vine ST., El Centro.
Phone 7S9-R. l3 tlmo
Ruth T. Reid Piano Studio -
523 Holt avenue. Phone 236. Glass
or private instruction. Kinder
garten course for tiny tots. Very
nominal rates. St2l
DIR. J. p. Zolot. Dentist. Bank
Of America Bldg. Phone $50.
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More Cattle Received-Four car
loads of cattle were received in I'M
perial yesterday to be procesSed
at the packing plant there and
then shipped to Los Angeles for
distribution under the SERA relief
program.
The name Havekorst, on your
milk bottle cap, is the stamp OF
highest quality in market milk,
always scoring the highest. Phone
your order to Holtville 8730-J-4.
Reverse the charges. tu,th,s-tf
Deputy Loses Badge - A special
deputy Sheriff'S badge belonging TO
E. R. Reynolds has been lost, ac-
cording to a report made TO the
office last night
DIR. Arnold A. Ariaudo. dentist.
246 Professional Bldg. Phone 8.
t,th,s
Bicycle Reported Stolen = Eric
Vecht reported to police headquar-
tiers that his bicycle was stolen
while parked near the United Ar
fists theatre here Tuesday night.
For Sale at Bargain-3 piece We
lour overstuffed set and Apiece
ivory bed room set. 642 Vine after
: q. m. oh
Marriage License Granted-Wll-
bert Senger, Is. El Centro and Mil
dred Hopper, l9, Holtville, have
been granted q marriage license at
the county clerk s office.
American, 2 years $3.50 until Nov.
10th. 6l8 Euclid. Phone 6l3-M. llt3
Judgment On Equipment-In Su-
perior court this morning Judge
Vaughn Thompson rendered judg-
ment in favor of the Information
al Harvester company in its action
against F. R. Martin that the
plaintiff should have possession OF
a used hay press, used hayloader
and a used rake and tedder held
by the defendant.
Pastor Returns-Rey. A D But
tiers. pastor Of the Methodist Epis
copal church has just returned from
a business trip to Les Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

Copyright. 1884, BY United Press
BELGRADE, Oct. II. (U.R)-Wlth
Italian-Jugoslav relations already
strained, demonstrants at Laibach
today beat an attache OF the Ital-
ian consulate.
The mob was crying "down with
Italy held responsible by many
Jugoslavians for King Alexander s
assaSsination-when the attache
passed. He objected to the insults
of the crowd and was beaten before
police could intervene.
Prince Paul and his fellow re-
gents for young King Peter II took
the oath OF allegiance in the parlia-
ment today.
Paul was asked TO accept The
leadership Of the regents, and he
did so-thus becoming the real rul-
er until Peter comes OF age.
When he accepted he said.
Il believe you have made no mis-
take in me-
They applauded vociferously, in
dicating the popularity OF AleXan-
der S house.
1t is understood that Alexander s
funeral will be held next Wednes-
Gay AS he wished. he will be bur
led in his World war uniform.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
The Weather

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Far
tonight and Friday, with overcast
morning; seasonable temperature
and humidity; gentle to moderate
wind. mostly southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
PLOTTERS Of
ASSASSINATION
APPREHENDEO
Continued from Page Il

the lake and across the border into
Switzerland.
They made a full confession, im-
plicating others. police said, and
French authorities are asking Swiss
police to arrest the others.
False passports. mostly forged
CzechoSloyakian ones with the
same marks OF fraud; dozens of
assumed names. and the similarity
of the fraudulent vital statistics on
the passports complicate the police
task.
The two arrested at Thonon were
definitely identified as two OF Kel-
emen s three companions in Paris
and at AK X-En-Provence. near Mar
seille. Just before the murders. The
man sought in the forest is believed
to be the fourth member of the
band and the real brains of the
plot. while the other three were eX-
ecutionerS
Although Kelemen is from Gag
reb and his forged passport shows
him to have been born there, po-
lice said they believed he was real
ly Rudolph Suk. born in 1897 at
Trieste. In 1897 Trieste was a part
of Austria Hungary and had a
considerable Slovene and Croat
population, although it has belong
ed to Italy since the war. Police
said there was nothing to indicate
Kelemen or Suk was of Italian or
igin.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
(0(NlBRIS

Fined Fer Drunkenness - John
Van Allen in police court this NOR
ming, pleaded guilty to a charge of
drunkenness and was sentenced to
pay a fine Of $40 or spend five days
IN the county jail.
Choose your Wash Dress Needs
Friday and Saturday at the Polka
Dot Shop. A wide selection on
sale at Sl29. 1lt2
DIR. A. b. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone So. Off
Call 76 for Sunland Dairy Ser
vice. Grade A, raw and pasteurized
milk. If
Reed Case Attorneys
for R E. Reed appeared before
Judge Mayfield this morning and
asked that his case be continued
until October %. This was granted
and his trial by jury will be held
on that day. Reed has been charged
with petty theft in connection with
the proposed operation OF a Diesel
engine school here it being charged
that he received money for that
purpose from three valley youths
and failed to give the lessons.
Omega Connolly - Piano studio
Barbara Worth Hotel. 24tf
DIR. Goble Hurst = Modern chiro-
practic treatments, light therapy.
I. V. Press Bldg. Phone for ap-
pointment. oh
Triple-A Water at Snerwood's
Jail Terms Set-The prison term
of Roy Grow. committed to Folsom
from this county August %, 1882 on
E charge of rape was set at l6 years
by the board of prison terms ac-
cording to information reaching
here today. Grow must also serve
five years on forgery charge, the
latter to run concurrently with the
ether sentence.
A Group of Felt Hats on sale
Friday and Saturday for s1O0.
Polka Dot Shop. It'll
The finest natural raw milk
IS produced by the Vencill Dairy.
All milk bottled and handicapped
on the ranch from their own herd.
Phone ll23-R. 27tf
Imperial Valleys Largest Used
Car Market Fourth and Main,
FL Centro. Edgars. 28tf
Sewing Machines Repaired -
Phone 673. 5t6
Asks Rent Payment-Fred Lack
and S. A. Armstrong filed suit
against Tony Balders in superior
court this morning asking payment
OF rental due on lease for valley
property
For Farnsworth Guernsey Milk
phone 655, Quality Dairy Highest
testing herd for 10 consecutive years.
Why not have the best? 17tf
Xmas Special On Hetzel's ar
tistic portraits. Three beautiful
3Z10 size professional style por-
traits suitable for framing 5000.
Phone "a for your appointments
nowl 9t6
Sues On Notch. w. EYerts has
filed suit against L. H. Sumner. ct
al, asking damages of 81, ,54l97, said
to be due en- a promissory note.
Vreeland Studio-Fine portraits.
622 Main St, El Centre. Phone
745. 4tlmo
Wooda Blesy. Dancing School
723 Orange. Phone 733. l5t26
Stolen Bicycle Returned - T e
bicycle which was found hidden
4 g.
CORNED BEEF
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

data compiled by Howard EN-
mons, local observer for the Unit
ed States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ..-....................lO lO6
Minimum today .....................-.......-. 90
Reading at Noon Today
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 10
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. %
Reading at a. m. Today
Temperature observation-disclosures. 70
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 27
Reading at p. m. Yesterday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 81
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. l0
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11
HOT On TRAIL.
OF k|DNAPER

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Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

behind some brush in the desert
east of here last week has been
identified as stolen from Yuma and
was returned to that city yesterday
by local police.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

More Cattle Received-Four car
loads of cattle we're received in I'M
perial yesterday to be procesSed
at the packing plant there and
then shipped to Los Angeles for
distribution under the SERA relief
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

Choose your Wash Dress Needs
Friday and Saturday at the Polka
Dot Shop. A wide selection on
sale at Sl.29 llt2
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-11

The name Havekorst, on your
milk bottle cap, is the stamp of
highest quality in market milk,
always scoring the highest. Phone
your order to Holtville 8730-J-4.
Reverse the charges. tu,th,s-tf