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Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
TWO MORE DIE
BENEATH AXE

BERLIN, April 10 W,D - The
medieval battle axe of Nazi Ger
many descended in vengeance to-
day on the necks of two men, one
Jew, accused of completely in the
murder of Horst Vessel, national
hero.
The men, Salli Epstein, a Jew, and
Hans Ziegler were executed at dawn
in the courtyard of Ploetzensee
prison, where a few weeks ago two
women, Baroness Bonita Won Berg
and Frau Renate Natmer, we're be-
headed for espionage.
The two men were accused of
being "lookouts" at the murder of
Vessel, whom the NaZis said was
killed by Communists. He has since
beef made a martyr and the Horst
Vessel song" which he composed is
the Nazi anthem.
The execution was in a drab, un-
dramatic setting. The press was eX-
cluded and only a few prison Of
ficials, bound to secrecy, were in
the courtyard.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
GIRLS INJURED
IN CAR CRASH

HONOLULU, 7. H. April 10 0P)-
Three young American girls, their
governess and chauffeur were in
jured gravely when their car
plunged 20 feet off the picturesque
Palo highway into a water-f filled
stream while they were on a flower
picking expedition yesterday.
The victims were:
Margaret ScrippS, IA, daughter of
Robert P. Scripps of the Scripps-
Howard newspapers.
Nackey Scripps, II, her sister.
Dorothy Ann Cremer, Is, daughter
,'of r. T. Cremer of San Diego, Calf.
Lucille Hunt, governeSs.
Michael Bray, chauffeur.
Miss Hunt had taken the children
to the Oahu country club, where
they picked island flowers. Bray,
alone in the front seat, leaned back
to help them arrange the flowers,
lost control and the car plunged off
the road.
Bray, Hawaiian, was injured
seriously, but crawled up the steep
bank and attracted the attention of
a passing moJorist, who took the
party to the Queens hospital.
Margaret ScrippS received a frac-
tured skull and both ankles were
broken. Her sister was injured in
ternally. Miss Cremer received a
broken leg and Miss Hunt a broken
shoulder.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Plaster City Bridge
Club Entertained

SEELEY, April 10 (SpeciaD-Mr.
and Mrs. E. o. Cline entertained the
bridge club Saturday evening at
their home in Plaster City.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
j "A. Wyly, Mr., and Mrs. Jim
Pierce of Ell Centre; Mr., and Mrs.
Delmar Upshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Swinson, Wanda and Virginia
Swinson, Mrs. VIM. McClard, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. P. Pearse, Harold Dickson,
Mrs. Blanch hrnett, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cline. High score was won by
Mrs. UpShaW and Mrs. McClard took
low. After the game, the men en-
tertained with a Weiner roast on
the desert. Next Saturday evening
the club will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Pearse.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Entertoins For
San Diego Guest

McCABE. April 10 (SpeciaD-A
guest of Miss Masako Yukawa dur
ing last week was Miss Grace Bow
ers of San Diego. Miss Bowers re-
turned to San Diego on Saturday
with Mrs. George Yukawa and Miss
Marie Yukawa after a five day
visit in the valley. During her stay
here she was entertained with sew
eral charming affairs.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Masako
Yukawa entertained with a delight
full dinner at which Miss Bowers
was the guest of honor Other
guests were Mrs. Oria Kenah, Miss
Lucille Krause, and Miss Verna Nc
Keehan.
Another charming dinner at which
Miss Bowers was honored was given
on Friday evening at the George
Yukawa home. Guests we're Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Nettie Bayley,
and Miss Masako Yukawa.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10

s. 7. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Schultz, Mrs. j. F. Gallaher
Mrs. George Cannon, Mrs. o. Schie-
ber, Mrs. George Wooliscroft, Miss
Louise Huff, and Basil Sarisen were
among those who attended the
teachers institute at CaleXicc
Thursday evening.
The P. T. A. will give a cake
walk the evening of April 10 ir
Community hall. Members of the P
T. A. and patrons OF the school
will furnish the cakes. The date
was postponed from April IL.
j. c. Spencer and daughter, Miss
Kathleen Spencer. were dinner
guests Wednesday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Hanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Doty and
two children, June and Grace, of
San Diego, and Miss Buelah Shell
don, of Ramona, were weekend
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Womack and
children, Wynona and Jerry, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs
Womack IS sister at Coachella, Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Rogers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Trammell and
son, of Imperial, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sid Trammen and children drove
to Jacumba Sunday to spend the
day with their mother, Mrs. l. M
Trammell, and family.
| Mrs. Curtis Lay Is spending this
week with her husband who was
lately appointed agent for the San
Diego and Arizona railroad. The
Lays have their home in National
City where Mrs. Lay lives at pres
ent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Liebert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Liebert left
for Alpine Tuesday for a short stay
Temple Robinson and Don Rex
made a business trip to Andrade
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Hockenber-
ry of Imperial were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hanks SUM-
day evening. The HockenberryS
left for Long Beach this week to
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mallobox anc
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Fine Program
Presented At
McCabe School

McCABE, April 10 (SpeciaD-A
very entertaining program was pre-
sented in assembly on Friday af-
ternoon at the McCabe school.
Children from the rooms of Mrs.
Ethel Paine, Mrs. Frances York,
Miss Helen Van Fleet contributed
to the success of the program.
The contributions from the
Americanization kindergarten and
first and second grades Of Mrs. Ethel
Paine were a pay, "Dolly's Dream
of Holland; song, I'm Holland"
sung by fifteen little children in
gay Holland costumes; a dramatiza-
ton of occupations of rural Holland,
song, Rosa" sung and danced
by some kindergarten children.
The numbers put on by the first
and second grades from Mrs. YorkS
room were song by three Japa-
nese girls; a clever dramatization
of Little Black Sambo" and Tar
Baby" a demonstration of How we
teach first grade reading" by one
of the first grade girls; readings
from Stevenson by second grade
boys; two folk dances; a Spanish
song by two girls in costume; and a
pretty little song and dance, when
Granma danced the Minuet' by
seven little girls.
Miss Helen Van Fleets upper
grade Americanization children
provided the following numbers:
A demonstration, white Teeth;
a play called Eskimo Food; a
skit, "Our Friend; another anus
ing one entitled Brownies In the
Glenn" in which both the fifth and
sixth grade children took part, and
a song "Over the Heather"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
CHAIN STORE
TAX DEBATED

SACRAMENTO, Calf, April 10
UR)-Fate of bill proposing a tax
on chain stores ranging from 81 to
$1,000 per unit still was in the hands
of the assembly revenue and taxa
tion committee today after a two
hour hearing failed to result in
definite action.
The committee hearing was con-
cluded early today, but members
refused to vote on the proposal,
preferring to go into executive ses-
sion at later date.
Passage of the bill was urged by
a delegation headed by Frank Nor
tensen of the Los Angeles Retail
Druggist association, who claimed
the chain stores we're "wiping out"
independent firms.
@. l.. Griswold, Oakland, execu-
tive vice-president of Safeway
Stores, told the committee the bill
was discriminatory, unfair and un-
American"
Samuel Miles, Los Angeles, rep
resenting the Western Auto Supply,
said his company would be driven
out of business by such tax,
amounting in this case to 100000
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Labor Sponsoring
Anti-Spotter Bill

SACRAMENTO, April 10 U,p -
Two important labor bills were be-
fore the assembly today with the
favorable recommendation of the
labor and capital committee.
The first measure would limit
fees charged by employment agen-
cies to not more than per cent of
the first months wages for labor
ers and not more than 10 per cent
or other classes Of workmen.
The second measure. so-calleo
"anti-spotter bill, provides that
any Employee discharged on the
basis of the report of a secret agent
shall have the right to face his &C
cuser at an open ;-earing.
Both bills we're sponsored by Or
ganized labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
AHn,ony Prompts
Won1an's Suicide

MILWAUKEE, April 10 W,P)-Ali-
mony caused the suicide yesterday
of Mrs. Faye Wegener, wife whose
husband was compelled to pay a
substantial part of his earnings to
divorced mate.
Police found her body in a gas
filled apartment A note to her hus-
band said:
You have been the grandest man
in the world and given me six years
of utmost happiness but I feel l
can't carry on, especially after
listening to Judge Hennessey yes
lterday afternoon.
PAY up is his only advice to men.
Pay up or go to the house of cor
rection. Whether or not you exist
is of no interest to him.
II will not be a burden to you,
dear, and as 1 cannot obtain work
to help, / will do what I can in my
own small way of saying goodbye" "
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Irrigation District
Ruling Changed

SACRAMENTO April 10. W.P)-
Exemption of self-help cooperatives
from payment of registration fees
on motor vehicles was ordered to-
day in a bill passed by the legisla-
p ture and signed by Governor Frank
F. Merriam.
The measure provides that coop
erative organizations need pay no
fees on vehicles used exclusively in
unemployment relief during the
registration year of 1885 and 1886.
~ The governor also signed a bill
making irrigation districts subject
to control of the district securities
commission only upon application
of the district. The present section
requires that when districts are in
default of 20 per cent of bond prin-
cipal or interest they become sub
ject of control of the commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT
Dorothy Paine. Staff Correspondent

, Friday afternoon on the Eucalyptus
| ball diamond. Just the boys team;
will play.
Motoring to Yuma Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Harrington and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Osborne visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Keys and Mr. ano
Mrs. Dwight Hartle in that town.
A pleasant weekend in San Diego
was enjoyed by Miss Helen Var
Fleet, Anericanization teacher al
McCabe.
The county school supervisors
I Miss Helen Thomas and Miss Red
dit, were visitors at the McCabe
school on Monday. They tested the
first, second, seventh, and eighth
grade students. The school doctor,
DR.. Warren Fox, also visited at Nc
Cabe and examined the children on
Monday.
Motoring to San Diego on Friday,
Mrs Fred Paine and daughter, Miss
Caroline Paine, were guests of Mrs
Paines' mother, Mrs. Sarah Lydick,
until Saturday evening.
Miss Mildred Paine left Satur-
day for a weeks vacation to be
spent visiting with Miss Josephine
Adair in Los Angeles.
The enrolment at McCabe school
is increasing again. New students
on Monday, April 8, were Consuela
and Viscente Valenzuela, and Ra-
mona and Epimenia Arce in Mrs
Ethel Paine'S room. Robert Rode
riquez is a newcomer in Miss Maj
ken Moline's room.
Gordon and Ben Cook spent a
ew days with relatives on the coast
last week.
Friends of Walter Paine will be
sorry to hear that he has been in
very poor health the past few
weeks.
Overnight guests of Miss Dorothy
Paine on Friday were the Misses
Helen Hawk, of Verde, Marie Knud-
sen, Ell Centre, and Katherine
Howard, Seeley.
Miss Caroline Paine accompanied
friends on trip to Yuma on Sun
day. They visited friends there.
Another trip to Yuma was made
on Friday, when Miss Masako
Yukawa took her guest, Miss Grace
Bowers, on a sightseeing trip to
see the Yuma sand dunes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
SCHOOL NOTES
FROM SEELEY

SEELEY, April 10 (speciaD D-The
county school nurse came to Seeley
school last week to inspect the eyes,
teeth and gums. Quite a number of
minutes, Miss Blank has an eye
treatment, so each day for about 10
minutes. Miss Blank has an eye
hospital" in her room. None of
Mr.. Hanks pupils needed the eye
treatment.
Miss Blanks room is having a
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Sidestep Hunting
License Slash

SACRAMENTO, April 10 UP)-A
bill repeating the game refuge law
and providing that funds previous
ly spent for refugees should be used
for general game law enforcement
carried the approval today of the
assembly fish and game committee.
In connection with approval of
this bill, Assemblyman William
Hornblower, San Francisco. unsuc-
cessfully sought favorable COM
mittee action on his bill to reduce
hunting licenses from So to 81.
The committee also approved a
bill by Assemblyman Michael Burns,
Eureka, increasing the legal take Of
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10

At quilting party on Monday a
few friends of Mrs. John Frohly,
enjoyed a delightful day. The
guests were Mrs. Charles Hackle-
man, Mrs. Evan HeWes, Mrs. Earl
Northrop, Mrs. Maggie Havens, Mrs.
Erskine, Mrs. Graves, and Mrs. Tom
Allen and Mrs. jerry Lampkins. A
delicious luncheon was served at
noon.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Forester will be sorry to hear that
their children, Dickie and Dolly
both are i'll with the chickenpoX.
In the Silsbee- Eucalyptus COM
munity several children are absent
from school due to illness from
chickenpox. Fortunately, however.
most of the cases are of a very light
form.
The Girl Reserve dance given
Saturday night in the high school
gymnasium was enjoyed by the
Misses Mildred F'rohly, Thelma
House, Caroline Paine, and Earlene
Northrop of this district.
In celebration of their wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. C. An
derson entertained on Monday eve
ming with a delightful informal
dinner. Their guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hackleman and Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Hopkins.
A hurried trip to San Diego was
made on Monday night, April 8, by
Mrs. A. A. Moline and her daughter,
Miss Majken Moline.
The indoor ball teams of Silsbee-
Eucalyptus and Elm will meet on
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
News From Seeley District
MRS. S. T. ROBINSON, Correspondent

Miss Kathleen Spencer left Sun
day for Los Angeles to resume her
college work as she has two months
more of school before graduating.
For the past two weeks Miss Spen-
Ger has been visiting her father
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
Mrs. William Schultz motored to
Ramona Sunday for the day.
Dale Armstrong of Ell Centro Wis
tied Sunday afternoon with Russell
and Philip Boone of Elm.
I. j. Lytle of Los Angeles is Wis
iting this week with his brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lytle and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Murphy and
boys, Donald Lee and Wayne, of
Coachella, drove down Saturday to
spent the weekend with Mrs. Muir
phys mother, Mrs. Nellie Davis,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Boone of
Calexico were Wednesday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shumard
of Elm. The Boones left Thursday
morning for Los Angeles to visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Gilbert
Johnson.
Fannie Clifton of El Centro was
an all day guest Sunday at the
Robert Bell home.
Friends cf Mrs. F. Duarte will be
sorry to learn she was taken to the
hospital Saturday
Miss Gladys Womack was an ov-
ernight guest Saturday of Mrs
Minnie Hull of Ell Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russ of ES-
condido visited several days at the
home of Mrs. Russ sister, Mr. ano
Mrs. J. r. Haley, returning home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hanks, Mrs
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
UNITED PRESS
LEASED WIRE

campaign on teeth and tooth
brushes. Each day Miss Blank tells
them how to take care of the teeth
and how to brush them.
DR.. Warren r. Fox and the school
nurse came to seeiey Tuesday to
give the underweight children the
tuberculosis test.
Seeley school regre5s 10 lose seven
good pupils this week. The Brewer
children are going to San Joaquin
and Tony and Joe Dutro are going
to Brawley.
Seeley and Mt Signal schools are
having an indoor ball game at the
Mt. Signal grounds today.
Three teams are competing: Boys
"a" team and boys "B" team, and
girls "A" team-ELAINE GRAHAM
AND WYNONA WOMACK.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Entertain For
Coast Visitors

SEELEY, April 10 (SpeciaD-Mr.
and Mrs. John Russell and daugh-
ters and Miss Sarah Russell of Ma
tional City we're Sunday guests at
the Gene Higgins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins and children
took their guests on a picnic to the
Salton Sea, visiting the mudpots
and the dry ice plant and watching
the process of making the dry ice
which was very interesting to the
party.
Russell will stay with the Higgins
this week, the remainder of the
party leaving Sunday evening for
their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10

family of Elm attended a birthday
party Sunday at Heber at the home
of Raynaldo Dean, it being little
Raymond Dean IS first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon en-
tertained for dinner Saturday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Higgins
and Mr.. and Mrs l.. D. Hanks.
Other guests for the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ferguson and a
very enjoyable evening was spent
playing rOOk
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Anti-Heart Balm
Bill Coming Up

SACRAMENTO, April 10 WR)-A
bill which would put California on
a par with New York and Indiana
by outlawing alienation of affection
and breach of promise suits will re-
ceive its first legislative test to-
night when it comes up for con-
sideration before the assembly
judiciary committee.
fDesigned to bring to. an end
scores of "heart balm" actions in
California courts, the measure. by
Assemblyman Paul A. Richie, San
Diego, would outlaw love letters as
evidence of a marital agreement,
and recognize as binding only a
contract in written form and signed
by both parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
Youngsters Enjoy
Birthday Party

SEELEY, April 10 (SpeciaD-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bell entertained
the pupils of the Elm school at
school Friday afternoon, it being
their little daughter, Melba JOS
eighth birthday.
Refreshments OF ice cream and
cake were served. Those present
besides the pupils and teachers were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shumard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bell, and Mrs. Jewell
s. Reados. Gifts of handkerchiefs
and cards we're received by Melba
10.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
WANT ATHEISTS ON JURIES

PARIS UR)-A bill aimed at en-
abling atheists to become men,
bers of a jury, has been submitted
to the Chamber of Deputies by Ca
mile Planche, Moulins Socialist
The measure provides that the
traditional oath, attested by the
name of God, is not necessary in
the case of non believers. Instead
they must swear on their word of
honor.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10
"BLuE BOOK" SPUR . BAKER

4 r. CLEVELAND WP) - Prominent
W mixers recently indicted here
4 fere omitted from the 1895 issue Oh
the Cleveland Blue Book, register
of the city's society big names
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10

salmon from two to five fish per
day in the klamath river area.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-10

y AND UP, List
price of NeiV Stand
ard Roadster at
FLINT. Mich, sos.
Win bum peTs.
spare tire and fifs
lock. fIIe Hsf price
Is 5000 additional
Prices quoted IN
this 0dperfiSsHIeuf
are Hsf az Flint
Mich, and are sub
jecf 70 chan 60
githouf nofIcs.
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80 Ha-E
snck's brothesE Ca. Montsomery.
andSnGrs. sAdenSgcmefy
Mr, and; 4&&& VIM CharEn2n;,
.A1iss Martha. Taylor and AEhbas
L8vGnaure were Iodge 01kss ell
lers, Sunday evening. Z:
Nr:-Sfd Nig HnvSfia Harksrs
xjiini0r End CSfaEa Evank CifiiS
'McDonald ana John SfaIiiia we're
Sheridan tsIlers:" Sunday:
a1TsS No., SnrrS5SS
recently from observation-disclosures she
coufpfstGdahSr ffks6rtanE veaf; a.,
tho EGpntana State SpiIkre. -.
s. M. and ms: Tony sfsTancyfeh.
tYted. Joe and Jazz Bars afs:
moving to LDdxe-1 0rass, punday..
and wiz live In one Of Ms: HSgef-
Richardson's houses. s.,
II Nj. and Mrs. g. A. KEonteomery
and house guests, A6rs. sBuiIocf:
Gladys and jdni6fs and Mss Clsrs
3cbaubel spent TUESDAY in thE'
Little HON canyon. z
M NJ .Ralydh II nIelacs
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Latsy Deyst ~As Myota ca!ier'
0noay.
~ We .:
srs;,E;C e. tson,rlson ana James
weIs 6iM,nes c21IefS, L1eSoay.
A1a0 MIS- - Neh Ss!sr1
70 n1sinsss Y Aonoay.
80 49, AUoSsS - DeSn
III y Het n1uae 10r sae pasS -;
safo 1T enaaSl -
cnsLoIsn ~ Esaruln Here Wyol2
cailefs,
SnI.9ay scnooi Rienfc 80
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The Busy Bee Al club met at
Vivian Iittons home. June 3oth.
The regular business meeting! was
held. The local and assistant
leaders were. present and eight
members; also two visitors. The
members sewed on ted
towels After "a. Joyous time sat
games. . delicious lunch was seFy-
ed BY the hostess.
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1000 Sunday school.

1000 Sunday school.
n1:00 AAofning worshipS Sertnon,
rs the Bible q Back Nuns&Axes.s
TOO a. VI q. NN
500 Evening service. The. S6uux
people are tnseharge Of the eveHs
ing service. They viii show BIZ.
cures ct the Montana SummexAS-
seanbly.
Don't forget THAT DR.. Oe.
Wright will be here Friday even
Ing Of this week 10 show moving
pictures of Pioneer missionary
work. No charge. EveryunGain-
REV. HOWARD CAM.
Z q & ~ 81 8S;5sT% 70 :. noxfon,
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on 'busfneB, Monday. ::
bod t1iuef BttEndtnKs1&e week
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ser. My0- visasd et sfhesAelllel
II. nd Nzs.. nahefts HDbson Of
Hardin, we're Iodge. sQrass Visitors
M wayns sond .sfAysd IL TIL:
IN MiqeF ranrh sAsEsl: days
r.. and Nrs .oeoisN Cooley
spent Hdndsysat The A Wells
|ranrh On 8oaD creek.
y: NfxsR. sJ..aAk1Ief and Myroil
Lynde were business callers in
Sheridan, last Friday,a- -
Julia Graf Of Hdfdin visited
her sister, Mrs. 1eyEun Lyndes
last week.
An. and Mrs. G. A. Gardner
and Virginia Jean attended the
show In Hardin. Wedne5dss even
sns. Alice Abel q .shsrs6an Wis
tied her. ssors ray I. A5el, and
family on Tuesday and Wednes-
. Siasei HolIyssand porothy Lee
are guests 1t the
'C1avson ranch on Lodges Grass
ms. j. "a. Hotly aAd children,
Claud Abel, Mrs., Clarence Neal
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Billings,
{. a: and Mrx k.nneshs Lewis
and randy Or Hardin NeSessunday
quests OF the n. Gardner
Mrs. o. p. MrxiIIey: ana MRS.
Frank Richardsa6erSf1fr om the
sMle5kinleyssr ranch on creek,
Thee. i Adams falailv; Mrs,
Cnxr1es1obes, and the NV II: Abel
famisxsnicnicked On uyn1er Lodge
Grass, .8undav.
MES Il. Underwood ofLon q
Beach, Cali. visited ~ Tie: Bill
ILyndes ranch over tde..JgSek-end
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Bake Sale at ,Wiley's : Garage,
Wyo1a. July, 3rd.,- IT, 49,. -
The Saturday press. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1936, 1935-06-22

anything amounting to even
chicken feed toward the cam
paigns of the FL (unlawfully
designated) opponents those con-
tributions were not in evidence
in this recent election. It was
a matter with those opponents of
everybody being for himself, and
that on shoe string resources. In
dividually they were forced to
fight steam roller machine fuel
ed with unlimited financial re-
sources that certainly did not
come from the rank and file of
the Farmer-Labor party. They
were forced to fight a machine
which apparently believes its
power keeps it immune from
compliance with election laws,
but is in a position to enforce
strict adherence to thosd laws
against FL opponents.
FAT BOYS & Co. are the
hackers of the FL machine but
it is going to take regular and
consistent exposing to hammer
this fact home to those many
voters who seek escape from op-
pressions of the same FAT
BOYS & co.