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Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
MISS SHONTZ
AND RILEY IN
VERBAL CLASH

SACRAMENTO, Aug. ?. UP
Controller Ray L. Riley and Miss
Orfa Jean Shontz, central figures
in the latest state board of equal
ization controversy, clashed briefly
in the board room today when Riley
questioned the Los Angeles woman
concerning statements he had at
tributed to her.
BcSl Riley and Miss Shontz had
issued brief statements as a result
of Senator Henry McGuinness'
charge that the controller was
talking through his hat" when he
intimated McGuinness, a member
of the senate civil service investi-
eating committee, had influenced
Miss Shontz to swing her support
to Richard E. Collins and GUST Riley
from the craftsmanship of the
board.
Riley, after discussing the situa-
ton with reporters and learning
that Miss Shontz had denied hav-
ing talked to McGuinnesS, said:
Come over here with me. I want
to ask her a question"
He strode to Miss Shontz'S desk,
waited for the neWspapermen to
gather, then said:
Miss Shontz, will you deny, be-
fore these men, that you told me
two men representing Senator Nc
Guinness approached you on the
matter to which We refer?"
Mr. Riley, have made state
ment ~and I wish to say no more, !"
Miss Shontz said.
Previously. Miss Shontz had is
sued a statement saying:
I've never talked to Senator
McGuinneSs in my life except at
the formal hearings Of the commit
teee in the presence of its entire
membership However, 1 believe
Senator McGuinness' statement COW
cred the situation quite fully and
I've no other comment TO make"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
WRECKAGE Of
PLANE IS SEEN
NEAR ISLAND

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2. U.H-
Wreckage believed that of the miss
ing army super pursuit plane"
which vanished with Lieut.. Arthur
Fl. Skaer late Tuesday has been
sighted in the sea off Catalina Is
land, according to a report to the
sheriff's office shortly before noon
today.
The report was made by Roger
White of Mojave, a visitor at Cata-
lima.
With his wife he was returning
from a fishing excursion yesterday
on the launch Romance" when he
sighted the wreckage about mile
and a half east of Avalon and
about 500 yards offshore.
He said it resembleG the rear
end of a planes fuselage. Near
by, he saw what appeared to be
straps of a parachute, attached to
some dark object.
He said he did not know at the
time that a plane was missing so
gave it little thought" until today.
The coast guard made ready to
send out an amphibian plane to the
spot described by White
Cutters previously had secuted
the waters between the mainland
and Catalina without finding any
trace of the missing plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
AND
ITALY UNABLE
To- NEGOTIATE
Continued from Page one)

lGOnIllu6Q from rage Olel
mated that if Great Britain and
other powers, chiefly France, OBJ
jected to sale of Swedish arms to
Ethiopia, Sweden would maintain
the embargo.
Premier Benito MuSsolini of Italy
through the Italian press, has at
tackled Sweden sharply for its
stand.
ROME, Aug. ,. U.P)-Giornale d.
Italia. Premier Benito Mussolini's
newspaper. said today that the
speech outlining Britains Ethiopian
policy made by Sir Samuel Hoare.
foreign secretary. in the house of
commons yesterday, was "malevo-
lent. irreconcilable and almost men,
acing."
The paper said if Hoare's refer
ence to force was intended for It
ally. 1.-THE italian nation rises in
dignantly against such threats ~
Sir Samuel Hoare's speech deal
ing with the Italian-Ethiopian con-
flict corresponds TO the outward
hostility which today characterizes
British policy towards Italy" the
paper said.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
FIRST BILLION IN TAXES TURNED
IN BY LIQUOR AND BEER SALES

calendar year in federal income
taxes.
Administration officials en-
phasized the social implications of
the rising beer and liquor tax col
lections. Much of the revenue was
believed to represent a diversion OF
this AMOUNT of money that other
wise might have flowed into boot
leg channels.
Officials cited steadily increasing
uuuor revenues as evidence OF
progress in the war on bootlegging
and as an argument against the
proposed sale of liquor in bulk con-
tanned in the 1885 federal alcohol
control act now before the senate.
Total federal beer and liquor tax
receipts touched a new post-repeaI
peak of S40,381, ,597 in June. Of
ficials claimed present control on
liquor bottles has aided in curbing
bootlegging. AT the same time ad-
yccates of bulk sales claimed their
plan would further curb bootlegging
by reducing the price of legal liquor
at retail.
The bill providing for bulk sale
Of liquor and also treasury control
over the entire Industry has passed
the house and is now before the
senate. Treasury officials are
vigorously opposing the bill.
Some quarters claim half the
liquor now sold is of bootleg origin,
en- assertion that is denied by the
+ treasury. 1t was pointed out present
revenues, estimated at $500000,0oJ
annually, exceed the $449 10000
peak revenues collected before pro-
nibition.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME

THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
certify that it is conducting a re-
tail drug business at 256 Second
street, in the City of Calexico.
County Of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, under the fictitious firm
name Of International Drug Store.
and that said firm is composed of
the following persons, whose names
and addresses are as follows, to-
wit:
L. NJ. Brunswig, President, Los
Angeles, Calf; F. H King, Vice
President, Pasadena. Calf; Roy
G. Redmond, Secretary, Los An
geles, Calf; Harry E. Lawrence.
Treasurer. Los Angeles, Calf,
and that this notice be published
in Imperial County California,
once a week for four successive
weeks as provided by Section 2466,
Civil Code.
WITNESS the hand of L. N.
Brunswig. President, and Roy G.
Redmond, Secretary, Of Brunswig
Drug Co, this 30th day of July,
1885.
BRUNSWIG DRUG co.
(Signed) L. N BRUNSWIG, Pres.
ROY G. REDMOND, Sec'y.
corporate SeaD
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
Must Pay For LoUe
OF His OUn Wife

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2 U.R-Dr
Ernest Stewart. Huntington Park
physician, was placed in the unique
position today of being called on to
pay $4,000 as the price of his own
wife's love.
Suit was filed in superior court to
collect from the physician a $4,000
Judgment his former wife was
awarded against the woman he
later married
Or. Stewart married Mrs. Ruth
Constants after Mrs. Luella Louise
Stewart sued Mrs. Constants for
asserted alienation Of affections
and then divorced him.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
FIND SUSPECT.
IN NUTHAT1ON
Staying CASE.
Continued from Page One)

retired dairy farmer Of Canton, in
the states attorneys office.
Denied BY Father
The old man, broken with grief,
insisted for a half hour that the
youth was not his son.
Later, however, he broke down
and admitted the suspects identity,
according to Charles Dougherty,
assistant states attorney.
The father, accompanied by an
other son. Leighton, "a, arrived in
Chicago last night from Missouri
Both said they believed Mande-
vile to be alive and innocent Of
the brutal assault upon the profess
sor, despite a suicide note signed
"Mandeville" and left in a taXicab
at navy pier Wednesday night.
The suicide note, scrawled in a
notebook addressed to the elder
zenge at Canton, was suspected by
police of being hoax to throw off
pursuit.
After several hours of questioning
during which he maintained his
claim of innocence, the suspect
was taken before DR.. David Roth
man of the Cook county behavior
clinic for a psychiatric examination.
The early morning raid on the
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
OUNTYQRRIEFS

duties as state equalization board
representative in the Brawley dis
trict. Pound, former member of the
irrigation district board of directors
( had been appointed to the equaliza-
ton board post several months ago.
No further details were obtained.
Good food, good wine at Leon de
orc. MeXicah. Jimmy Alvarez,
PROPRIETOR. mwf-to
Twin Boys BOrn-MrS. Joe Hardy,
wife of a mechanic for the Edgar
Brothers Ford company, gave birth
to twin boys at her home in Imper-
ial last night. One of the boys
weighed eight pounds and the other
six pounds, il was reported here.
DIR. r. c. Cremons, dentist, Pro-
lessional Bldg. Phone 245. mwf-to
Epworth League Sunday-The Ep-
worth League will hold a meeting
at the home of Agnes Pennington
at 7:30 O'Clock Sunday night, at
which time plans for a trip to La
guna will be discussed. it was an
today.
Sues On Account - F. Freeman
has brought suit in superior court
against Jean CaSaudoumecq asking
damages of S11288 alleged due on
account.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
UNIVERSITY ON
WHEELS MAKES
VALLEY VISIT

Sixty students from Pennsylvania
University, Lexington. KY, arrived
here last night on an educational
tour OF all the Southwestern states.
The students who represent IA states
are under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Van Meter.
The group is making study Of
geological structures in the states
through which they pass and are
visiting all points such as Carlsbad
Caverns. the Grand Canyon and
other similar places of interest
They visited in Juarez and intend
TO cross the border at CaleXico
while in this county.
It is intended to make a stop in
San Diego to visit the exposition
while on the coast after which the
tour will be continued.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
RADElto:,NEWS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
Robert Marshall
'The Meter Man
KXO-6:10 p. NJ.
AUTOMOBILE CRASH BRINGS END
GAY LIFE OF PRINCE MDIVANI

life time" and continued his hap
py life.
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2. U.P)-
Prince David Mdiyani was making
hasty preparations today to leave
for Europe to attend the funeral of
his youngest brother, Alexis. killed
in an automobile accident in Spain.
David was stunned beyond
words" when word Of his brothers
sudden death was cabled him. He
said he would leave either tomorrow
or Sunday for New York and Eur
ope.
Alexis was a real brother, SO
kind, considerate and extremely
good TO me-" he said.
The former husband of Mae Muir
ray said his other brother, Serge,
left Hollywood a week ago on a
business trip. He said he had not
heard from him since the tragedy.
David and Serge recently enter
tanned Alexis first wife, Louis As
tor Van Allen, New York heiress.
Copyright, 1885, BY United Press
WARNEMUENDE, Germany, Aug.
2. U.P)-"I am terribly, terribly sor-
ry," said Countess Barbara Won
Haugwitz-R -Reventlow. divorced wife
Of Alexis Mdivani, when informed
today of his death in Spain.
Il am not surprised. I always
felt somethink like this would hap
pen. He drove like mad"
Countess Barbara obviously was
moved deeply when the United
Press correspondent informed her
of her former husbands tragic
death. She neither cried nor broke
down, however. She heSitated and
asked:
Are you sure?" And then:
When did it happen?" Was he
alone?"
She was with her second husband,
Count Court Won Haugwitz-R -Revent-
low, and a small party. The count
was stirred but made no comment.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
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might take interest in-were but
few features of their married life.
But more and more Alexis,
three-goal man, devoted himself to
polo, and more and more Barbara
wistfully travelled alone, denying
stoutly that there was disagree
ment.
On March l6 last. in London, in
one of the few interviews she ever
had given. she told a United Press
correspondent.
Alexis and 7 have definitely
agreed to part But only legally.
We are greater friends than ever. )"
Barbara went TO Reno and was
divorced May 13. She married
Count Won HaugwitZ-Reventlow
Immediately.
Alexis. at Venice, said its all in
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
l. A. Butter and Eggs
BUTTER
L A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2. W.P)-
Hogs so, steady; locals $10.50-10,85
grain feds quoted to $11.50.
Cattle 600. steer market not es-
tablished; early sales weak at $7.40
down; other classes steady: grass
heifers $5.85-6.25; COWS $475-775;
cutter grades $3-4.50; calves 200;
steady; vealers $8.90-9.75; Texas
calves $6.75-7.75.
Sheep $50; steady; good shorn
lambs $3.50; shorn ewes $2.25-350.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
Los Angeles Grain

LOS ANGELES, Aug 2. UR)-
Prices quoted on the Los Angeles
grain exchange today:
No 2 yellow corn (trans-
continental billing ......$1 .45-l.50
Calf. wheat, sacked $1.37la-l l42l2
Calf. barley, sacked 87i2c-92 hc
Calf. Milo, sacked ...........$l .55- go
Millfeeds, white and red 81 25-l.30
/ L. A. Banks
Bid Asked
Security-FirS Natl. As Asa
.................- 61s
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
Anniversary OF
Wedding Inspires
Party Gathering

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mum Of this
city celebrated their thirty -eighth
wedding anniversary with an infor-
NAL dinner party last night at
SherWood's.
Among those present were their
eldest daughter, Mrs. H. E. Bruce,
and their and-daIghtei. Jerry
Lee Dougall. other guests were
MI. and Mrs. owen Ray and Mr..
and Mrs. Wylie Miner.
Immediately after the delightful
affair. the Munns left on their va
cation, TO be spent visiting rela-
tiyes and renewing friendships in
Los Anieles and vicinity.
Barley growers Of the Sacramento
valley are storing their grain rather
than 10 sell at present prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
State of California.

State of California,
County OF Los Angeles. SIS.
On this 30th day Of July in the
year nineteen hundred and thirty
five before me, Harry E. Lawrence,
a Notary Public in and for said
County. residing therein, duly COM
missioned and sworn, personally
appeared L. N. Brunswig, Presi-
dent, and Roy G. Redmond, Secre-
tary OF said corporation, known to
me to be the President and Secre-
tary OF said corporation, whose
name is subscribed to the within
instrument and acknowledged TO
me that the corporation executed
the same.
witness my hand and official
seal
HARRY L. LAWRENCE,
Notary Public in and Tor
said County and State OF
California.
tNoiarial MY commission eX-
Seal pires Aug. 20. 1887
2-9-16-23
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Brown bill-fold containing
papers and currency, somewhere
on Main Street Return to Model
Grocery. Reward %
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

taxicab barn was led by Capt Dan
Gilbert of the states attorneys po-
lice after a tip that Zenge had
been seen riding in a checker cab.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
Markets
L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, Aug 2 U.p -
Following are today's market quo
tations:
Hens, Leghorns, 21s to 81 lbs ....14c
Hens, Leghorns, 81 to lbs. ..15c
Hens. Leghorns, lbs. and up .,15c
Hens, colored, 81 to 4 lbs........20c
Hens, colored, over lbs. ............21c
Broilers, over l to 11a lbs. ...........l7c
Broilers, over IA to pa lbs. lie
Fryers, Leghorns, 2& to 31a lbs. TIC
Fryers, colored 2A to 3A lbs. ..2Oc
Roasters, soft bone, 3A lbs. up ..2lc
Old roOSterS
Ducklings, Pekin, Az lbs. up ..l2c
Old ducks .---------------.------------- %
Geese AoS
Young tom turkeys, IA lbs. and up
to 18 lbs.
Young tom turkeys. over ID lbs.
ana up
Hen turkeys, 9 lbs and up ............l6c
Old tom turkeys .................-..-......l6c
Old hen turkeys ....................-..-.-....l6c
Capons, under z lbs. ----.-----------2Oc
Capons, Z lbs. and up ...................23c
Rabbits, No. l white, 2 to 4 lbs. ..10c
Rabbits, No. ole .--.-..--.---------.--- DC
Rabbits, No l mixed colors. 3
to lbs. &C
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

Sherwood's Coffee Shop Air
Cooled. 27-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

Pound Loses Post-It was report
ed here this morning that Earl
Pound has been relieved of his
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

On Visit Here-NiSS Mary Helen
Smyer and Florence Estes OF DEM
ing, N. M, are visiting at the home
OF Frank Smyer, local traffic Off
Ger. The visitors will visit the ex-
position and attend Normal school
in San Diego before returning to
their home
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
Flax Market
CASH FLAX
L. A. Hay

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2. U.p)-
U. S. No. l .............................. $3.50
u. S. No. 2 Leafy ........................ $500
No. 2 .....................................$12 $3.50
Receipts equivalent to % truck
loads.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

Window Shades-All sizes. Rey-
nolds' Linoleum Store, 6S9 Main
st. l5-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

Prowler Frightened Away-Waltcz
Havekorst notified police last night
that in the early evening a front
window screen Of his residence. 662
Wensley had been pried up. a gar
age door and gate forced open. TIE
prowler was evidently frightened
away because he faileo to gain en-
try 70 the house.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

Perfshable Shipments-Shipments
OF perishables yesterday, according
TO b. A. HaTTigan, agricultural com
missioner. consisted Of g cars
watermelons, six cars mixed melons,
40 cars honeydews, IA cars honey
balls.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 80 9to
Judge Visits Coast - John E.
Simpson, local justice Of the peace.
left for Long Beach today where he
intends to remain for a week. Dur
ing his absence Judge Baker OF
Imperial viii preside in the e Cen
tro justice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02
HOUSE DELAYS
TAX-THE RICH
BILL PASSAGE

CONTINUED from Page one)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-02

Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
S TO 8. 26to
La opinión., 1935-10-11
MEXICALI
Por ADolFo M. WILHElMY

lido de los festejos que celebraron
sug subalternos y amigos para aga
F., sajarlos en- su dia: los seiores Fran
| cisco Monteverde, Comandante del
| Resguardo Fronterizo y don Fran
cisco Araujo, Juez Mixto de Prime
ra Instancia de este Partido Judi
cial. Al primero de los menciona-
dos caballeros. lie fue ofrecida una
suculenta barbacoa de cabrito al
horno. rociada con exquisite cer-
VEGA "Mexicali', por ell cuerpo de
F.! Celadores bajo su commando. que tn
vo lugar aver POGO despues de me
do dia IN la ~pintoresca Villa de
Los Angeles. a la que asistieron in
n~umerables personals y la que anne
nizo I'm competente grupo orquestal
La mayor algeria y ell orden mas
I, acrisolado RENO entire la concu-
rrencia durante Ia significativa con
viyialidad, regresando todos alta
mente s~atisfechos va bien entrada
la tarde.
Al senior licenciado Araujo, algu-
nos de sus amigos lie ofrecieron un
banquete que sin ~hiperbole. puede
calificarse de opiparo Y que tuvo
lugar en los frescos y amplios So
tanos del restaurants Eel Leon de
Orc. Aunque Ell agasajo fue compile
tamente improvisado. Sc vic nutri-
damente concurrido por las selec-
tas amistades del senior Araujo,
q%uienes una veg mas lie patentiza-
ron su estimation con motive de
su santo.
La opinión., 1935-10-11

En- Ia Residential de la familia
Seldner, Gale Serbian ndmero 9. sc
obsequio hoy I'm almuerzo en- ho-
nor del sehor Francisco Seldner.
cor motive de su onomastico.
Fueron muchas las f~elicitaciones
que de parte de u amistades re-
cibio ell ~agasajado, brindandose a
Ia bora del medic dia por ell propio
fe~stejado y por ell seior Francisco
r. Cecefa, quien tambien ha cele-
brado su onomastico.
A la mesa ~dispuesta con elegan-
ella y sobriedad tomaron asiento las
personals siguientes: Felipe Seld-
ner. Maria Gonzalez de Seldner. los
festejados sehores Francisco Seld-
| ner y Francisco r. Ceceha, Luis Fe
| lipe Seldner. Maruca Tonella. Con-
| suelo Seldner Roberto Marcor. doc
tor Eduardo Ruiz Gomez, Alfonso
Ruiz Gomez. Rail Suarez. Luis Hoef
fer, Luis G. Noriega, Alberto Cutie
rrez, Hector Vlzcaino y Luis Acos-
ia.
x
Para la ciudad de Mexico salio
por tren de anoche ell senior jaime
Backal, propietario del Mercado Ale
man de esta ciudad. Regresara en-
los primeros dias de noyiembre pro
ximo.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
REVuElo EN- Ell Case DE IA
CAVERNA" DE NoGAlES

HERMoSIllo, Sonora, octubre
A. Cuando esta information lie
que a esa reduction. va ell Goberna
dor del Estado, ingeniero Ramon
Ramos, probablemente haya falla-
do en- contra del SYNDICATE de la
Empresa La Caverna" de Nogales.
Sonora. por considerar a esta agru-
paci6n de las comprendidas dentro
de los Sindicatos Blancos.
Quien ha traido la VOC de la acu
sacion desde hace alrededor de seis
meses es ell Sindicato de Meseros.
Cantineros y duehos de Restaurants
de aquella poblacion que desde an
ties Sc considerable afectado en- Wis
Ia de que el Sindicato "Blanco" men
clonado lie estaba hacienda mucho
estorbo del Cabaret La Caverna'
de los senores kerson and Kerson
que tambien por razon legal Sc en-
cuentran afectados por estas razo-
mes.
FL Gobernador Ramos en- Ia no.
che en- que hizo su arribo a esta
poblacion, IN dfa antes de tomar
possession de su encargo, dijo que
entire los problemas obreros, que los
hay muchos, existfa ell de La Ca.
yerna" y que de plano iba a dai
su fallo al Sindicato demandante
cancelando ell registro que tiene
ante Ia Junta Central de Concilia-
cion y Arbitraje.
Ell senior Jimmie Kerson uno de
los socios de La Caverna'. sc en-
ouentra en- esta poblacion tratando
asuntos relacionados con su nego-
La opinión., 1935-10-11
FL ENTIERRO DE
I'm MEXICANO
EN- DELANO, CAL.
Ell senior Basilio Castro
Con una colecta Sc GU
brieron los gastos

pELANo, California, octubre 4
-(por Correo.l- La Comision Ho-
| norifica de este lugar lleyo a cabo
una colecta publica para ayudar a
los gastos de sepelio del finado Ro-
salio Castro, quien fallecio ell dia
6 de Septiembre en- este lugar. sien
do los contribuyentes y los gastos
como sigue:
Raltasar Estrada soc; Torieio
yizcarra soc; Angel Alvarez 6oe;
Esteban Marquee 25c; Pedro Loya
soc; Jose Maldonado 25c: Delfino
Correa csc; soledad Fernandez
1oc; Felix Jimenez 81; Valentfn il
menez 25c; Moves Avina soc; q.
Ayina soc; Jose NJ. Reyes soc; b.
Aguirre SIS: Fernando Garcia 81;
Rosalio Mercado So: Teodoro Her.
nandez, S1.50. Francisco Castro
SO; c. Rivas soc: JESUS sedeho
zoe: Ines Herrera 25c; Andres Ca
rrillo Csc; Domingo Pacillas 4oc;
Ramon Gil 26c; Juan Zaragoza 5oc;
Tn Amigo SC: Pablo Martinez 81;
Carlos Islas 25e; Pedro Montana
soc; Cruz Velazquez 1oc; Panta-
leon Martinez soc; f. Lugo 25e;
Maria NJ. Castro 25c; Ernesto Pa
dilla sc; G. Garibay 25c; Faustino
Alvarez 10c; Daniel Jimenez zoe;
D. Tabares 10c: Nicolas Rivera &c;
Cipriano Fellz 15c; Manuel ooa-
fez soc: Eleuterio Fernandez 15c;
Francisco Caraveo Csc; Dolores Her
nandez 25c; A. Gonzalez Csc; RI
cardo Ramonete 25c; Quirino NJ
1ez 1Oc; Eusebio Fabela 1oc; Felix
Chavez csc; Jesds Ayina 25c; Jesus
Castro 10c; Frank Williams 1oc; M.
B. Csc; p. Mamel 25c; Vidal Ruiz
loo; E. Mendoza soc; Jose Garlic
csc; Rafael Ramirez 15c; r. Lara
soc. Ernestina Montana zoe; II.
Estrada &c; Pedro Ovalle 2bc; Eu-
genia Wrenda 25c; A. Reyes SOC;
Pace Herrera 10c; A. Olmos 25c;
Alberto V. soc; Alfonso 25c; H. Ro
bles 15c; Alfredo Castro Csc; To-
mas A. 81; Luz A. 25c; Francisco
coyarrubias 15c; Urbano Torres
Csc; Trinidad Gonzalez soc; Girls
tobal Macias 81; Antonio Higuera
81; Juan Martinez 15c; j.. e. soc;
q. Padiila 25c; Manuel Ibahez 81;
Felipe Delgado &c; Angel Franco
soc; Ramon Salgado Csc; Apolonio
Aza Csc; Juan Lara soc; Zenaido
Muhoz soc; e. Espinosa 25c; David
Alvarado 25c; Paula Soto Soc; Re
fusio Diaz 25c; joaquin Murrieta
use; Jose Silva 25c; e. Aldrete Soc;
Cayetano Gonzalez 25c; Cachucha
81; Lorenzo Leyva 25c; Ricardo
Hernandez 25c; A. Silva 25c; Anne
la Rangel 25c; b. Silva 25c; Roy
Gomez 25c; Miguel Mendez 25c;
Martin Jaramillo csc; Jose Loza-
no 25c; Aurelio Talamantes 25c;
Salvador Sandoval 10c; Ramon
Maldonado 25c; Ignacio Leon BE;
Angelica Robes 1oc; Rafael Blan-
co soc; j. Carrillo soc: Carlos Ca
zares Csc; Felix A1ya Csc; Juan P.
Flores Csc; Jesds Vargas Csc; An
tonic Palacio Csc; B. Gonzalez 25c;
]. MuhoZ 12c; C. Reyes SOC; A.
Delfino 4oc; Encarnacion Anima
zoe; Jesds Ibarra 25c; G.. Medina
Csc; Patricio Grajeda 1oc; Ma
nuel Flores 25c: E. Morales 25c;
f. G. 15c; s. Beltran &c; Ignacio
Plneda Csc; y Gregorio Ramirez.
Is centayos.