davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-07-04
Ingresos
De ina Oficina

La eStadiStica copilada por Ell
Departments de Correos en- esta
ciudad Gin N con0cer que los ingre-
SOS de dichas oficinas han aumcn-
tado mas de 5000 dolares durante
ell aho fiscal" que pas6.
I'll aSistente del Administrator &C.
Correos en- Brownsville. Sr. q. q.
Steward declare que habian au-
mentado los ingreSnS de dicha off,
Gina con In cantidad de $9.S36-25 70
bre los del aho pasado.
A pregunta especial que lie hici-
mos. del porque del aumento. el Sr.
Steward contesto que ESQ Y debia a
que los RESIDENCES de Brownsville y
de In region habian enviado mucha
correspondence pOcos diaS antes de
que terminaSe Ell "aho fiscal"
, 1935-07-04
J~uzgaron A Mas
De Ciento Diez
Personals Aqui

Mas de 123 personals, ciudada-
nos extranjeros, fueron acusados
ante Ia corte federal de esta ciu-
dad. durante Ell aho fiscal que a.
caba de terminar, Segun I'm esta-
distica que han copilado las auto
ridades de Migracion de Browns
vile.
Del numero citado, 81 rergeSa-
ron a los Estados Unidos despues
de haber sido deportados, mientras
que ell resto fuerOn acusados por
encontrarse ilegalmente en- ell pals.
Ninguno de los extranjeros acu-
sados ante ell tribunal federal, tue
absuelto.
, 1935-07-04
Dispararon as
Hoy

Hoy al mediodia Sc disparo una
saliva de 48 canonazoS en- honor
del dia de la Independence de los
Estados Unldos, 4 de JUNO.
La saliva. Sc diSparo con la pieza
de artilleria (canon) que sc en-
cuentra en- Ell Fuerte Brown.
La Banda del IL de Caballeria
amenizo Ia OCCASION.
TodoS los Soldados del Fuerte
Brown gozaran hoy de un dia
franco. estando presentes en- las ce-
remoniaS unicamente los que ha-
bfan Sido nombradoS para los SER
vicios militares del dia.
, 1935-07-04
Prorroga Para Ell
CAME De Monedas

MEXICO, d. F., Julio AT
POr acuerdo firmado Ell dia de aver
por el c. Presidente de Ia Republica,
Oral. Lazaro Cardenas. Ia Secretaria
de Hacienda v Credito Publico. ha
girado inStrucciOnes a todas las Off
cinas federales colectoras de fondoS,
para que reciban haSta Ell rs de julio
proximo, las monedas de plata de
un peso, cincuenta ccntavoS. veinte
v diez centavos con la ley OTTO que
conforme a In reciente reforma a la
Ley Monetaria del Pals. serhn reti-
Eadas de In circulation
, 1935-07-04
I~nvesigan Unos
P~resupuestos
En- Mexico

MEXICO. ID. r., Julio 4. CAT-
Ell Auditor General del Ministerio
de Agriculture ha recibido instruc-
clones de hacer una minuciosa In
vestigaci6n de los presupuestos acor-
dados para dicho Ministerio y de
como los fondoS fueron invertidos,
va que aparece que durante los pri-
meros meses del aho, Ia cantidad
asiEnada para TODD el ~eiercicio fis-
cal, estA cast completamente agota-
da. Como resultado de las actuales
condiciones financieras de dicho
Ministerio estara impoSihilita para
IIevar adelante los planes que ha-
bian sido formulados para las ac-
tividades de TODD ell ano.
, 1935-07-04
Descub rirniento
Arqueologico
En- Mexico

VERACRUZ. Yer. julio A. At
Ell ~Ingeniero Agustin Garcia del
Departamento de Arqueologia de
Educacion Publica, ACADIA de rem
dir el informe relative m las explo-
raciones que por espacio Gle tres
meSes eStuvo desarrollando en- Ell
EStado de VeracruZ.
La IONA de Tain es una de las
mas ricaS EN- Constructions "
desde ell punto de vista cientifico
tiene mucha importancia. Probable
mente dicha architecture es de orr
gen ~totonaca. pcro tiene Ia miSma
significacion que Ia de Monte Al
ban.
, 1935-07-04
I~naugurarOn UnOs
Cursos En-
Mexico

MEXICO. d. f.. Julio 4 (AT)-
FL dia primero del corriente mes
fueron inaugurados los CurSos de
Verano en- eSta Capital. con asis-
tencia del Embajador de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Honorable Sr. Josephus
Daniels v del Rector de la Univer-
sidad Nacional con ~asistencia de
numerosos estudiantes de los Es-
tadoS Unidos y ounce estudiantes
de Alemania.
, 1935-07-04
Combatiran La
Langosta En- Mex.

MEXICO, d. F., Julio AT
FL dia de aver Sc nos informo Off
cialmente en- Ia Secretaria de A.
gricultura Y Fomento que ell ST.
Oral. Saturnino Cedillo, Secretario
del Ramo. autorizo va el presupues-
to formulado por ell Ingeniero A
gronomo Daniel Rios Alcocer. pa
IA combatir ell acridio en- aquellaS
entidades ~inyadidas por la langos-
"a Il procedente de Guatemala
amenaza extenderse a otras regio-
mes del Surste del pals. Dicho pre-
supuesto asciende q la cantidad de
1900 pesos.
, 1935-07-04
Acusado Por
Esgrimir
I'm Arm a

IESpeclal para III HeraldO)
La FERIA, Tex, Julio 4.-Pedro
Flores. residente de Mexico, fue a.
cuSado ante la Corte del Juez de
Paz G. 9. RAYMOND de esta ciudad,
por "andar esgrimiento un armar.
Fl Juez RAYMOND 10 multo con
5000 dolares.
Despues sc hizo una acusacion en-
contra de Flores por andar de
"vago" habiendoSele impueSto una
multa de $500 dolareS.
Como no pudO pagan las fuerteS
multas que lie fueron impueStas.
paso a la carcel del Condado en-
Brownsville.
DeSpues de haber cumplido ell
tempo requeridc. Flores sera de-
p0rtado a Mexico.
Boynton Fleming, diputado de
Sheriff, aprehendio al individuo
, 1935-07-04
Reanudaran Los
Trabajos En-
Las Minas

MEXICO. d. f., Julio 4-AT-Se
han recibido noticias de Etzati-
tlan por medic de las cuales Sc
sabe que mahana Sc reanudaran las
labores en- los minerales de Pie
dra Bola." pues Sc puSo I'm al con-
flicto que Sc habia suscitado entire
los trabajadores y Ia empresa. Sc
gun sc sabe, los empreSarios del
mineral expresado concedieron a
los tnbajadores un aumento de un
veinte por ciento al salario que We
MAN diSfrutando.
, 1935-07-04
DOS Personals.
DETENlDAS EN-
STARR COUNTY
Del Sheriff
Encontraron Cuerpo
Sepnltado A Flor
De TERRA

Especial para 1T Heraldo)
RIO GRANDE CITY, Julio g.
Dos RESIDENCES del Condado dc
Starr, se encuentran detenidos en
In cArcel de csc condado, acusados
de homicide. despues de que prac-
ticaron n Investigation los aRen-
ties del Departments del Sheriff
en- conexi6n con Tn muerte de Pc
dro Mosqueda.
Quienes Son Los Acusados
Los RcuSadoS Gle homicidio sOn
Jose Rodriguez v IA eSpoSa. Tn Sra.
Anita Pena de Rodriguez, ambos
residences de- I'm region de Santa
Elena, en- Ell C0ndado de Starr.
Informaron los agentes del De-
partamento del Sheriff. que los We
cinoS de Mo6queda. haDian infOr-
mado MI Sheriff del Condado de
Starr. Gustavo Guerra. cue no ha-
bian visto n Mosqueda por varioG
diaS. All practicar una busqueda en
Ell lugar donde residia Ell desapare-
cido. Sc encontraron ell cuerpo en-
terrado cast IN flor de TERRA.
I~nterrogan n ROdriguez
Despues de largo fnterrogatorio.
diJeron los agentes del Sheriff que
Rodriguez les habia admitido. que
habia dado muerte a Mosqueda.
despues de que aquel habia hechO
preSuntas insinuaciones a su esposa.
Los agentes ~interrogaron a Ia sra.
de Rodriguez. " dicen que ellie lea
dilo cue ella habia sido QUEEN TN
habia hecho los disparos n Mos
queda, despues de que este habia
hecho que Sc retirase Gle SUI casa su
eSpoSo Rodriguez).
Los agentes declararon que Mos
queda, viva solo, err su rancho. GER
en- del lugar d0ndt fue muerto. con
SuS . hijoS. Era ciudadano mexi-
cano. seg1n dicen las autoridades.
Habia enviudado recientemente.
En- un viaIe Que hizo n Mexico.
dicen las autoridades que MoSqueda
convencio a Rodriguez y a 81 es-
posa de que viniesen a este pats
para trabaJar con Ell. Las autori-
dades dicen que Ia Sra. Rodriguez
les admiti6 que habia dado muerte
a MOSqueda deSpues de que aquel
le habia hecho las presuntas In
s~inuaciones. y que despues habfan
banado ell cuerpo. ella " Sta espoco.
habiendol0 vestldo v enterrado VII
el lugar donde fue encontrado. Los
agentes declararon que Rodrigue1
es ciudadano Mexicano.
Se cree que Tn causa que se ms
truye en- contra de los esposos Ro-
driguez. sea ventilada en- Tn c0rte
Federal debido a I'm ciudadania de
los detenidos.
, 1935-07-04
La Corirda de Toros
En- Matamoros Hoy

Especial para I'll HeraldO)
MATAMOROS, lamps, Julio A.
Hoy en- In tarde a las cuatro
principiari I'm corida de torOs en-
In Plaza Blenvenida en esta cin-
dad.
Sc lidiar3n n muerte cuatrp
toros de Santo Domingo " tres de
Xajay.
Sc cree que In corrida de re-
Inauguration serA un exito.
, 1935-07-04
INvESTIGAN ASESINAT0 EN- STARR
Sc E~ncuentra Muy
Mejorada Ina
Sonora

HARLINGEN, Tex. Julio Ala
Sra. Paula Davila, de 90 amos de
edad, residente de IN rancho cerca
de Los Indios. sc encuentra muy a.
liviada en- Ell Hospital Bautista de
esta ciudad. a donde fue traida des-
pues de haber sufrido doloroSas
cornadcras que lie nitric un toro
enfurecido q principles de In Sc
mana.
La anciana recibio heridas y es-
cornaduras que lie nitric un toro
cuerpo. v nj principle se creyo que
las heridas le resultasen fatales.
, 1935-07-04
Manifestation En-
Guaymas
Sonora

GUAYMAS. Son., Julio AT
Los miembroS del Partido Nacio-
nal Revolucionario de GuaymaS,
Sonora, Y las organizaciones obre-
ras y campesinas del mismo lugar
e~fectuaron una manifestation dc
adhesion al Sr. P~residente de la
Republica, Oral. Lazaro Cardenas.
kabiendo deSfilado por las Gales
principles de In ciudad haio el
mas perfecto 6rden.
, 1935-07-04
Moderna Maquinaria
ARricola En- Calf.

TIJUANA. Baja California. Julio
4-AT-E Gobierno del Distrito
Sur del Territorio de I'm Baia Cali
f0rnia Inn adquIrido moderna ma
quinaria agricola Ia cual proper
cionara a los pequehos agricultores
para al cultivO mas adecuado W
productive de tierraS.
, 1935-07-04
LIE mpusiero
Una Multa En-
H~arlngen
Especial para III Heraldo)

HARLINGEN, Tex. Julio A. -
FL Diputado de Sheriff Boynton
Fleming. ~aprehendio a Tomas Bus
tillos, residente de eSta ciudad.
habiendolo acusado ante ell Juez
de Paz VIII O.. Fields de andar en-
estado de ebriedad.
II Juez Fields mult6 a Bustillos
con s25 dolares. v al no haber pa
gado Ia multa fue internado en- Ia
cArcel del Condado de Brownsville.
, 1935-07-04
Estadistica

POr Ia COrte No. 103 Del Dist.
Las siguientes demands Sc archi-
varon en- dicha corte ell microbes:
r. <. Barron VS.. Valley Proper
ties Incorporated. demanda por un
pagare.
Brigido Casares VS.. Conception
Ramos de CAsares. demanda de d.
vorcio.
Mrs. A. W. Logan VS.. Cameron
County. demanda por ~perjuicios.
Federal Rubber Co.. VS.. South
Texas Finance Company ct al.
National Loan and Investment
CO. VS.. T. Wayne Amerman.
, 1935-07-04
Por Las Contes
De Paz
Per In Corte Del Juez de PaE
Antonio Barreda. Jr.

Las siguienteS demandas se ven
tilaron en- dicha corte ell microbes:
Emilio v Raul Canul, fueron
con cinco dolares " cos
tas cada uno por una acusacion
que sc hizo en- contra de ellos de
haber agredido a Manuel Torres en-
ell salon de bale de Las Prietas"
Ell domingo en- la noche.
Sebastian Castillo fue acusado
de "alterar la paz publica" y null
tado un dollar " cOstaS.
Santos Treviho fue multado con
SIS d6lares por haber agredido q
Benancio Cara ell domingo por In
mafinna.
, 1935-07-04
Revocaron Acuerdo
De K Expulsion

MEXICO, ID. w., Julio AT
TT Cumit6 Executive NhrInnnl del
Partido Nacional RevOluciunnriu
revoco Ell acuerdo de expulsion dc
tad0 CT contra del Benhdpr Fnderi-
co Medrnno, cuyU acuerdD hmhlm
dictad0 el anterior cumit6-
, 1935-07-04
P0r In Corte Del Condad0
DE Cameron

Las siguientes demands fueron
archivadas en- la corte refertda:
Estado de Texas vs.. ". G. Pickett,
por 'aSalto v aggression" Esta causa
fue apelada de la Corte del Juez de
Paz del Precinto No. 8.
Ell Estado de Texas VS.. Luciano
Gutierrez. por v~iolaciones de las
leyes de trafico. Esa causa fue ape
lada de la Corte del Juez de Paz del
Precinto No. 2.
FL EStado de Texas vs. Emilio
Candl acusado de "asalto'. Esta
causa fue apelada de la Corte de
Paz del Precinto No. 2.
Fl Estado de Texas VS. Raul Ca
H., acusado de "asalto". Esa causa
fue apelada de Ia Corte del Juez de
Paz del Precinto No. 2.
, 1935-07-04
Ell Tempo

Brownsville v Ell Vale. 5eguirA
nublado hoy, probablemente 10
vera a Ia noche. FL viernes es-
tara nublado tambien.
6oplar&n vientos lineros del Bur
en- In costa
, 1935-07-04
POr iii Tribunal Testamentari0
Del CondadO


La siguiente peticion fue archi-
vada en- dicho tribunal:
La Sra. Ida Miller hizo Una apli-
cacion pidiendo que Sc lie concedie-
Sc Ia custodia de las p~ropiedades de
Lee Miller, Try w. Miller, Paul ".
Miller, Earl Miller y Wyodine NIL
Ter, memories de edad.
Las siguientes licencias matri-
moniales fueron expedidas por In
oficina de Ia Corte del Condado
de Cameron Ell microbes.
Manuel Martinez y Rita Herman
DEE.
Alexandra T1jerina y Ricardo
Mata.
Gaspar Diaz v Juana Silva.
Francisco Abrego y Genoveva Es-
quivel.
James T.. Lies v Pauline Rydeen.
Casimtro dc Leon y Paula Ramos.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
REALTORS TO
HOLD FORUM

Improvement of real estate trans
actions in Imperial Valley will be
discussed Saturday when more than
20 realtors from every part of I'm
perial Valley gather in Ell Centro
Tor the l9th district meeting and
luncheon of the valley association.
George S. Graves, district vice
president, San Diego, will preside at
the luncheon. A round table forum
will follow, conducted by Graves
with the assistance of w. T. Hart,
president elect, and Secretar-
les John w. Tyler of Ell Centro and
John N. D. Griffin of San Diego
The meeting will begin at noon in
the Barbara Worth hotel.
On the program will be w. E.
Hancock, president, and Ray Edgar,
state director, representing El Cen
tro; President H Phil AneWalt of
San Diego President Ross Russell,
Oceanside; President H. P. Scheuer-
man, National City: President Louis
Millen, Coronado; j. Mortimer Clark,
state real estate commissioner
Charles B. Shattuck, president elect
of the California real estate asso-
citation; Hal c. HotchkiSs, vice-pres-
ident of the national association of
real estate boards; Peter Hanson,
paSt-president of the Glendale asso-
citation; Roy Bleifuss, past president
of the San Diego Realty board; and
Glenn D. Willaman, state secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
POst-Press Airplane To Carry
Letters To Santa At North Pole

Continued from Page ID
almost certain to locate his home
and toy factory among the frozen
ice packs of the North Pole region
The discovery will open new
gates of knowledge. The explorers
hope to find out exactly where
Santa Claus lives, how, what, he
does during the major part of the
year, how he delivers all his pres
ents in one night, how he knows
if a boy or girl has been good or
bad. and a thousand other things
that everybody wonders about.
The progress of the investi-
gators will be announced in
daily exclusive news dispatches
in the Imperial Valley Press and
the Morning Post.
While details of this trip are be-
ing planned, judges will be choos-
ing the winners of the letter con-
test. The Press and Post have Sc
cured the men most capable of
Judging childrens letters to decide
who will win the prizes. C. B.
Collins, county superintendent of
schools; j. L. House, principal of
the Ell Centre high school; and
Guy A. Weakley. district super
intendent of schools have been
chosen.
Winners will be announced IN the
Morning Post on Sunday and in
the Imperial Valley Press on Mon
day evening.
The following children have writ
ten letters which were received by
the Santa Claus editor late last
night and this morning:
Martha Wright, u, lis He'll;
Opal and zelmer Wiley, 10 and Il,
110 First Nova Lee Smith, Il, 221
Olive; Louis Ford, u, Bonds Cor
ner; Evelyn Brown, Bonds Corner;
Phyllis Purdy, II, 252 Vine; Martha
Jeanne jenkins, 9, $50 Wensley;
That's MacKinnon, 8, Calexico;
Margaret 10 Nelson, 10, Holtville;
Peggy Verdugo, II, Holtville;
Richard Carr, 6, Holtville; Ruth
Acker, IL, Holtville; Ayuko Yosh-
ida, II ,Holtville; Donald Berg
stedt, 7, Brawley; Anna Beth
Flores, II, Heber;
Sally Guizar, II, Imperial; Bob
bic Havens, II, Imperial; Herbert
Osborne, 10, Imperial; Donald Os-
borne, 6, Imperial; Helen Allender,
10, Route l; Virginia Taylor, IL,
Route 2; Marjorie Taylor, II,
Route 2; Kenneth Taylor, 7, Route
2; Shozo Yamashita, II, Ell Cen
tro; Ralph Lucas, 9, 808 North
Fifth; Helen Campbell, 8, Route
/; Bernece Campbell, IL, Route l;
Doris Lucas, 6, 808 North Fifth;
Richard Lucas Jr., II, 6O8 North
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
HOLDLJP VICTIM
COMING HERE TO
VIEW SUSPECT

Partap Singh, Hindu who suf-
fered head injuries in hold up in
Los Angeles recently, was expected
to arrive in Ell Centre today to de-
termine if Julio Umbalin, 30-year-old
Filipino, was one of the men who
slugged him and robbed him of $4O0.
The Filipino was arrested in
work camp southDest of Westmor-
land Tuesday night after the Hindu
had identified him from a picture
provided by the Ell Centre Sher-
ifs office.
Umbalin had been arrested here
recently and held for investigation.
His fingerprints and picture were
taken and sent other law enforce
ment officers. Another Filipino said
to have been implicated in the hold
up, still is at large, deputy sheriff's
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21

Grains
Poultry
Livestock
Los Angeles Stocks

LOS ANGELES, Nov. d up
Southern Pacific jumped is to 21 y
a new high for the year, on a turn
over of 14O0 shares to lead strong
and rising market this morning or
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
Security Company units was an
other leader, rising 1ia to 45ia on
2O8. Transamerlca continued to sell
heavily. gaining p to 1915 on 10000
shares. Security First National Bank
slipped 4 TO 47ls on 200.
Union Oil rose i to 20i2 on 500;
Signal Oil and Gas "A" was up IA
at l0i4 on 200; Universal Consoli-
dated sank IS to 62l on 400
Consolidated Steel common rose
4 to 2la on 100: and Neon was up
! to las on 800
Edison common with 200 sold at
25 "a was up Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
|. A. and
New York
Stocks
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov 81. U.P)-HeaVs
demand for rail and metal shares
gains on higher priced metal issue.
extending to IL points-today mark
ed a strong and active stock mar
ket
Rails were strong from the out
set.
New York Central climbed above
26 Tor more than a point gain. Nor
thern Pacific reached a new 1885
high at 28ss for 2 points advance
Union Pacific was 2& higher al
104, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
gained ? points to 54, Chesapeake &,
Ohio was IL higher at So, Della
ware & Hudson Ia to 37l4 and
Pennsylvania was 5 higher at 80
Continued good earnings reports
from the mining companies plus
favorable dividend action, brought
buying into metals.
Homestake jumped l2l2 points to
new 1885 high of 424la. While u. S.
Smelling was more than points
higher above 101. American Smelt-
ing reached a new 1885 high at 621e
for Is, advance.
Motor Equipment shares turned
strong on improving business with
new 1885 highs being recorded by
Budd Manufacturing, Budd Wheel
HOudaille Hershey B, and Murray
Corporation. Gains extended to al
most points with some strength
in motor shares as Chry-
Sler went to 97l2 for more than a
point gain.
Steel shares strengthened towards
the close while specialties ana some
issues improved.
Bonds were strong led by rails:
wheat gained as much as 2 cents
buShel and cotton was strong.
Volume approXimated 3,280,000
shares compared with $4,000
shares yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
showed industrial 1879
up OLA, railroad 1920 up 1.23, util-
ity 1857 uG 019. The railroad aver
age was at a new high for the year
but the utility average slipped un-
der the 1885 peak as utilities drift
ed from their highs in the last few
minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many medicines
get relief now with Creomuision.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take chance
with anything less than Creomul-
sion, which goes right to the seat
of the trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the inflamed MEM
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
is loosened and expelled.
Even If other remedies have
failed, don't be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
COUNCIL VOTES
CODIFICATION
OF ORDINANCE

Continued from Page II
their first reading last night. The
license is $50 a quarter when liquor
is sold in the same establishment
as dancing takes place and only
one charge is made. When no
beer is Sold the license is $25. The
licenses may be revoked if the
regulations are not followed to the
satisfaction of police and council.
After a discussion of the federal
funds approved for the construc-
tion of a Main street subway over
the railroad tracks, it was deemed
unWise at this time to suggest
any transfer of the funds to any
othet crossing project.
The city attorney was instructed
to prepare a report concerning the
methods used by other cities and
the county in collecting existing
penalties on delinquent taxes.
Councilmen favored the idea of
having unified action in the matter
TO avoid confusion among the tax
payers.
Street improvement Favored
At the request of the owners of
La Solana hospital, comcilmen
expressed themselves as being SYM
pathetic with plans for graveling
the two blocks leading from the
pavement to the institution. They
instructed Phil knights, city en-
gineer, to make estimates of the
cost and invited the owners of the
building to attend the meeting
December 4, to confer with them.
Councilmen arranged to have the
vault in the city clerks office de-
termited in order to save records
in which the ants are said to be
working.
The meeting adjourned to De-
cember 27, in order that the coun-
Gil might be in a position to ad-
vertise for bids necessitated by
of the outfall sewer
to be constructed by the PWA.
Mayor Bucklin, Councilmen H.
w. Fawcett and l.. R. jefferson
were present with Roy Womack
and Fred Gianola absent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21

Fifth; Jackie and Haruyo Kubota,
6 and 10. 1893 Woodward; Mar
garet Harlan, 10, Holtville;
Irene Prince. Z, 337 Holt; Mar
garet Prince, 10, 337 Holt; Colleen
Shepard, 9, 1902 Euclid; Wesley
Bergstedt, 8, Brawley; Eva De-
witt, 8, Route 1; Ruben Corral, 10,
LOG Brighton; Lee Westmorland, IL,
Imperial; Sadano Kikumoto and
Michiko Kikumoto, IL and 10, I'M
perial; Kaguko and Misayi Naka-
mura, z and IL, Imperial; Dick
Anderson, 10, Imperial; Kimiki
Tsuji, ~, Route 2; Geraldine Hays,
5, Route /; Douglas Hays, IL, Route
l; Shirley Hays, 6, Route /; Frank
A. Mccoy, IL, 1874 Brighton; Debor-
ah Bell, IL, 446 Commercial.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
L. A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21. UP
Hogs 200, steady. Grain finished
butchers S9.85-l010; quotable top
S10.50.
Cattle 1000; holdovers 100. Slow
steady. Fed steers S700-800. Grass
steers S6.75 down. Grass heifers
S5.50-6.75. Cows S425-5.65. Cutter
grade S300-400. Bulls to $3.50.
Calves $50; holdoverS 535. No
sales. Undertone weak to lower.
Sheep 1000, including 514 direct.
Steady. Good SO pound wooled
lambs $685..
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
UNITED FRONT
URGED in SUIT
OVER WATER
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into by various California agencies
and approved by the Secretary of
the Interior as a representative of
the United States government. are
based upon the division of water
set up in the Colorado river COM
pact and the Boulder Canyon prof.
ect act, congressional acts, and ap-
proved by legislatures of the six
compact states. Arizona did not
sign or recognize the compacts.
This gives her the right to protest
In an atetnpt to gain a greater al
location of water than the COM
pacts provide.
I'm my opinion the board pres
ident continued. so long as the
compact signers stand together and
abide by the terms of the compact,
Arizona's chances of ouashing it
are negligible I shall ask Cover
nor Merriam to approve appropri-
ations from the emergency fund in
order that California may be ready
should the water division fight be
opened"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
WOMEN
FORFEIT BAIL

Seven women, rounded up by city
police on Broadway and Commercial
streets last night and booked for
vagrancy, forfeited bail by failure to
appear IN police court this morning.
Lillian Davis, a. forfeited $50
cash bail, while the following for
feited s25: Jean LaFay, 26; Helen
Jackson, 27; Hazel Mason, 81; Becky
Oldstein, %; Lorraine Delaney, 26;
and Jean Baker. %.