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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-10
MCC0rmick-Deerinq
Harvester Thresher.
No. 31-RW p eat rf''
West Coast Special
'UNEXCELLED FOR FLAX
EQUALLY SUITED TO GRAIN CROPS

AS flaxha1vesting machine the No. -RW has equal
Growers who have used the Mccormick Deerng machine
claim is the most efficient combine they have flax
The bbar cylinder and Of special design thoroughly
hesh the seed from the pods without breaking chewing up
the straw Thus separation simpied seed saved
While the No. 31RW is of special interest to flax growers it
not be assumed that the machine is suitable only for flax
1t will harvest and th1esh all small grains wide variety
Of special seed crops equally well any combine of
ona cylinder design In tough heavy hreng wherever the
grain seed is difficult to from the heads with
ventional hreshng equipment the superiority the McCor
mick Deerng rubbar hreshng cylinder Immediately apparent
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
TUCSONAN NEW
K. OF p. CHIEF

Election of officers and selection
of Bisbee as the 1898 convention
city featured the closing session
Monday of the golden jubilee con-
vention of the knights of Pythias
of Arizona, commemorating the
50th anniversary Of the founding Of
the order in this state.
Officers named to serve during
the ensuing year are: r. r. Ken
nedy, Tucson, grand chancellor; DR..
T. B. Fits, Nogales, grand vice
chancellor; Congressman John r.
Murdoch, Tempe, grand prelate;
John D. Loper. Phoenix. grand keep
er of records and seals: John M.
Aitken, Phoenix, grand master of
finance; Clifford Ward, Flagstaff,
grand master at arms; J. H. Will
liams, Phoenix. grand inner guard:
Pascoe Ellis, Globe, grand outer
guard; w. K. Galley, Bisbee, grand
master of work; H. r Sisk Nogales,
supreme representative, and Max
Shake, Ray, member of the board of
trustees.
The convention which lasted three
days was climaxed at sundowp Sum
day by Mothers day address de-
livered in the high school stadium
by Gov. r. G. Stanford before an
audience of hundreds of persons.
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
ANTI-GAMBLING
DRIVELAUNCHED

PHOENIX, May 14-(UP)-New
city anti-gamblingand vice cam
paigns were expected today follow
ing a shift in the city police adj
ministration.
Chief of police Dave Fountain
who stepped into the office from
his position as head of the city
liquor enforcement work, announced
completion of a survey Of vice and
gambling, which he said would be
used as ammunition for the drives.
Slot machine owners disregarded
the announcement.
Fountain said program was be-
ing drafted ito curb all forms of
vice."
BISBEE TO WAGE
BATTLE ON RODENTS
BISBEE, May 14-CUP)-A 10
day rat and mouse elimination cam
paign will end here May 90 Miss
Helen A. Caldwell, pretty brunett
of Huntington, w. Va, was en-
ployed by the city board of health
to reduce the rodent population. In
eight years of rodent control, she
has worked in As states and several
foreign countries, she said.
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
Golfer Makes Diligence Report
To Federal Power Commission

During his recent trip to WASH
ington, Fred T. Golfer, Arizona
Water Trustee, filed with the Fed
eral Power Commission a brief and
exhibits and contents of four
volume report on due and reason
able diligence continuously perform
ed toward the water filings in the
Colorado River system throughout
Arizona made by Golfer as trustee
beginning in 1928, and initiated in
1916, before the Arizona Water
Commissioner andFederal Power
Commission for and on behalf Of
the State of Arizona and water
users under said projects of which
the hub is the Glen Bridge Verde
Highline Projects to develop 6,000.-
900 acres and 100000 electrical
horsepower.
This brief, etc., is a further act
of such diligence and additional and
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
ROW OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS AND MAKE UP?

LEW husbands can understand
i why a wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into shFew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
marriage than after. Be wise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband. you
won't be three-quarter wife.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 10
helps Nature tone up the system,
thus lessening the discomfortS from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals Of life: 1. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. Ap-
preaching middle age" q
Don't be a three-quarter wife.
take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through"
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
300 Persons
Continued from Page one)


much credit for its great success.
All of the oldtime dances were en-
joyed by the large crowd, among
whom were vegetable growers, ship
pers, brokers, and distributors, from
all parts of the United States,
Canada and Mexico. Introduction of
every person present was one of the
highlights of the evening.
Among those in attendance was
John F. Schurch of San Francisco,
assistant to the president of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. He said
that he had attended many conven-
tions and jamborees but that the
one in Nogales Monday night
-''beat 'em all"
Levy's Border Cafe prepared the
excellent food for the jamboree.
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
Kidneys Must.
Clean Out Acids

The only way your body. can clean out
Acids and poisonous wastes from your
blood is thru g tnllion tiny. delicate Kid
drastic, irritating drugs. If functional
Kidney or Bladder disorders make you
suffer from Getting UP Nights. Nervous
ness, Leg Pains, Backache. Circles Under
Eyes, Dizziness, Rheumatic Pains, Acid
ity, Burning, Smarting or Itching. don't
take chances. Get the Doctors suaran-
Tex). Works fast, safe and sure. In As
hours it must bring new vitality, and is
money back on return Of empty package.
Cystex costs only sc day at druggists
and the guarantee protects you.
Nogales international., 1937-05-15

supplemental to the trustees gen.
eral water filings since 1923 for Ari-
zona and to previous such data filed
by him with the Arizona Water
Commissioner for Is years. The first
three volumes of the report, COM
piled by Golfer as trustee on au-
thority of the Arizona Attorney
General in 1892 and entitled "Dili-
gence in Protection and Develop
ment of Arizona Water Resources -
covers such diligence from statehood
to April IA, 1888.
Volume chiefly covers such dill
gence as has developed subsequent
ly or from approximately April IA,
1888 to Jan. /, 1886 and other dill
gence since statehood and contains
data on the trustees $3.50, ,0C0, 900
PWA loan application in 1893 to
construct the highline project and
his supplemental application there
for in 1895, on the $21,072 PWA
project sponsored by the Maricopa
County Board of Supervisors on
Sept. z, 1885 to perfect the highline
irrigation-power districts municipal
organization, and many other i'm
portant acts and events of such dill
gence. Mr.. Golfers brief stated
that:
I'm any federal, state or private
financing of reclamation in Arizona,
and in order to protect and proper
ly develop all Arizona and the Colo
RADIO River, and especially in any
water storage and diversion from
Parker and above Boulder Dam to
the Utah-Arizona line, and in any
suits by Arizona, the following safe
guards must be continued and OBJ
served. all of which are specified in
nv filings for Arizona and water
users under said projects:
"The power must be combined
with highest altitude storage and
canal diversion for maximum 1rriga-
ton for Arizona, with the irrigation
prior and superior regardless Of
when or where power generation
starts, and the power subsidiary to
assist in paying for, and part OF the
irrigation, and all dams and works
as one complete unit, like the Salt
River project, to carry out these
safeguards.
"I urge 700 to protect Arizona ano
the nation by observing the safe
guards above stated, and guarding
against the Santa Fe Compact OF
any solely power dam in or near the
Grand Canyon section or uncom-
bined with the maximum irrigation
in Arizona which would be fatal as
it would leave the power to be ex-
plotted by the power trusts and the
water to go down to Mexico. I re-
quest your careful consideration OF
my applications for construction
which are essential for Arizona and
the nations proper development
and the conserving of the Colorado
River.
"Years if time, effort and heavy
expense and sacrifice by the Tr,ls-
tee, aided by his wife and staff OF
assistants, have been required In
exercising and compiling such acts
of continued due reasonable legal
diligence in the protecting of Ari-
zona's water rights related in Vol
ume and the preceding three vol
umes of this report and previous
such data filed with you by me.
"It is my desire to cooperate with
you, and I will continue my work
for Arizona, as I have for the past
fifteen years."
Faithfully yours,
FRED T. Golfer
Arizona Water Trustee. for
and on behalf of the State
Nogales international., 1937-05-15
Interesting Notes

A Chicago washerwoman left $20,-
600 savings to charity at her death.
Soda fountain receipts are nine
times greater than from drugs in
modern pharmacies.
A Kansas law prohibits the dining
on snakes, lizards, centipedes, scor-
pions or other reptiles in public.
The barometer was invented in
1643 by an Italian student
It is estimated that 121 die in au-
tomobile accidents for every one
who loses life in tornado.
Nogales international., 1937-05-15

on, keeping foods always
SAFE. That's what PIus-Power
means!
Thousands who have owned
mechanical refrigeratOrs are
now replacing with the new
Kelvinator. We think we can
show you why. Stop in for a
demonstration. You can now
buy a Plus-Powered KeIvinator
for as little as 9Of a weekI
Come in today and arrange for
immediate delivery.
Nogales international., 1937-05-15

Money saved, day after day,
week after week, year after
year-long after you've COM
pleted and forgotten the pay
ments you've made to buy this
remarkable refrigerator.
And think of the service
you'll be getting in the mean
time. Faster cooling, quicker
freezing. And no matter how
hot the day, or how over
heated the kitchen, the Plus
Powered ,KelvinatOr goes right
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
NEW BOOKS

Books to be released at the
El Centre public library March I3
include:
FICTION
The Unfinished Clue'-Geoi gette
Heyer.
storm In A Tea-Cup"-Bus March
Phillips
"A Roof Over Their Heads --Ethci
HueSton
"Bucky Follows A Cold Trail -
William Raine
The Road to Needles"-Dorothy
Spsare
Unseen" - Albert Payson Ter
hume.
NON-FICTION
The Letters of Mrs. Henry Adams
High Tor"-Maxwell Anderson
How to Win Friends Dale Car
negie
The Human Comedy"-JameS H.
Robinson
Printing Type Specimens Hen
w L. johnson
Westward Bound in the Schoo-
ner Yankee''-Capt, and Mrs.
Irving johnson
Land of the White Paraool Sid
ney J. Legendre
The Country Kitchen"-Della 7.
Lutes
The Way of a Bee'-George Rem
oil
The Dangerous Sea Slo-
combe
The Collected Poems and Play
of Tagcre'.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
San Diego Helps
In Air Mail Drive

San Diego interests are helping
Imperial Valley residents in their
campaign to obtain air mail serv-
ice. according to Walter B. Have
korst, president of the Ell Centre
chamber of commerce.
Letters recently were sent by a
San Diego bank to Harlee Branch,
second assistant postmaster gen.
eral, urging extension of air mail
service from that city to Imperial
Valley because of its Importance to
business in both communities.
Havekorst requested all business
men to address similar letters to
Branch with a copy of the letter to
be sent the chamber of commerce
in Ell :uro for use in furthering
the pls..i in Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
SHRINERS TO
TOUR CANAL
ROUTE SUN,

Shriners from AL Bahr temple in
San Diego will join Imperial Valley
Shriners at dinner in Calexico
Saturday night and tour the All
American canal route Sunday.
Fifty members of the temple, ac-
companied by their wives, are
scheduled to arrive Saturday af-
ternoon. Dinner will be served to
the Shriners at the De ANA hotel
in Calexico at $50. Women visi-
tors will be entertained at sep
arate function at the International
Country club. The San Diego Shrine
band will play at the dinner and
entertainment features will be pre-
sented. All valley Shriners may
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
CONSERVATION PLANS
OUTLINED AT MEET

Present and future plans for the
1897 agricultural conservation pro-
gram were outlined at a regional
meeting in Los Angeles this week
attended by Frank c. Beyschlag,
farm advisor; w. B. Houghton'
emergency assistant i'll agriculture,
and c. L. Mclaughlin, secretary
for the county agricultural conser-
vation association.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
Former Governor
Guest of Honor

Jose Maria Tapia, former COVER
nor of Lower California, and also
former grand potentate of the
Shrine. was guest of honor at a
luncheon Thursday noon In the
Barbara Worth hotel. attended by
Masons from Tijuana, Mexicali,
and EnSenada.
Those present we're: Pedro Ber-
nal, grand master of the Lower
California Masonic order; Rala Ra-
fael Sato, Victoriano Sanchez. DR..
Jesus F. Ruiz, Guillermo, Friedrich.
CASTOR Salazar, Manuel Insuza
Mauricio San Juan, Benjamin Macs
troS. Alfonso Aguilar Repil. Anton
10 Martinez e de la Vega.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12

Only the finest used cars are select
ed as Good Will'' used cars
each car is carefully and COM
pletely reconditioned to. put il i'm
the finest possible condition. Right
now. you can save many dollars on
a Good Will" used car-for trade
ins on the new 1887 Pontiac have
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
Prison Sentences
Fixed by Board

Penitentiary sentences recently
were fixed BY the state board of
prison terms and paroles for five
men committed from Imperial
county
Ed Gonzales, Az years for as
sault with a deadly weapon, Frank
Allen second degree burglary, 5
years; L. Ragundo, forgery. I years;
Robert Goree, assault with a dead
ly weapon, years; Robert Taylor
forgery, Is months. All are in San
Quentin penitentiary.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
COTTON GROWERS TO
DISCUSS SLASH

Bard community conservation
committee members are attending
a conference in Fresno with the
cotton growers of the San joaquin
valley to discuss the drastic cut
they are to take in the cotton yield
allotment for the 1886 agricultural
conservation program.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12

federal emergency relief Admins
traitor Harry l. Hopkins 20 cope
with forecast semi-permanent un-
employment of 100000 &c 4,ooo,-
900 persons. Hopkins refused to
confirm the report but ii was au-
thenticated by a member of con
eress who heard il discussed IN
detail.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
ORGANIZATION OF WPA SECRETLY PLANNED

attend if they make reservations.
The party will leave hotel De
ANA at Sunday morning for
trip to Imperial dam. jerome Fer
tig. reclamation bureau engineer,
will conduct the tour. Luncheon
will be served at noon in the camp
commissary.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
PROF. l.. Il. SMITH
VISITS VALLEY

Prof L. B. Smith. assistant state
leader of farm advisors was in the
valley Friday to confer with men,
bers of the agricultural extension
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12

Joe Calderon of Calexico snap
ped off a light pole at Fourteenth
and Main streets Friday when he
drove his car into ii shortly after
1000 am.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-12
SPENDING SET AT
OVER , BILLION
Copyright 1887 by United Press

organization of the
S25O0OOOOOO spending
basis has proposed secretly
United informed
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
C0ntrdtistd

Ell Subcomite de Ambulancia,
que mandara dos o mas ambu-
lancias para Espana, esta muy
agradecido al Sr. Dammi Va
lenti, I'm contratista del 1902 de
la Gale Is, por haber quitado
oil tunes por la mafana, tan
pronto Sc lie llam6, la platafor-
ma de baile que La Verbena del
Tabaco prestara al Subcomite.
Valentf don6 sus servicfos
Cor intermedio de Jesds Fernan
deg Dlaz.
Pusieron la lplataforma en-
La Columna, por 10 que tambien
merecen ser elogiados, los Sres.
Abilio Dfaz, Perfecto Velazquez
Y otros cuyos nombres no recor-
damos en- estos moments.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

blicando algunoS doNativos y Ell
ell momento portuno complace.
remos a todos.
Regal6 200 tabacos para e'
Picnic ell dueno del Astur Cigar
Store, pequeno ESTABLISHMENTS
situado en- West Tampa.
La 0rden Caballero de la Luz,
Inc, ademas de haber hecho un
donativo de $25 y haber COM
prado mas de 40 papeletas para
Ell almuerzo, aver entreg6 $3.50
mas a nombre de la logia Jose
e. Curbelo, de West Tampa.
Un Mdr1ner0
LEGO anoche al Centre Els
panol un marinero gallego del
vapor Alamo, a~pellidado IM-
girls.
AL enterarse de que ALI Sc
venia entregando dinero para el
Subcomite de Ambulancia, sac6
IN billete de $500 y 10 entreg6.
-Es para ayudar a los que
a esos asesinos--dijo
apretando los dientes.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Ell JAPON RECHAZA Ell,
PLAN DE ROOSEVELT

Toxic, JUNO 17.-El gobiei
no japones ha decidido recha.
Ear una proposition secreta
del Presidente Roosevelt para
limitar los canones de la mari
ma a I'm calibre de IA pulga-
das.
Sc adhere ell Jap6n, en- la
rep1biica, al punto de vista de
que con la disminuci6n del ca
libre de los canones, de 16 pull
gadas a Ia, no Sc hace NADIA
en- pro del desarme.
Insiste ell gobierno nippon en-
que Ell desarme solo ipttede OBJ
tenerse cortando ell tonelaje.
Gestiones en- favor de esa IL
mitaci6n Sc habfan iniciado,
cumpliendo 6rdenes del Presi.
dente, por ell embajador Jose
w. Grew y a petici6n del 60
bierno ingles.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Sc APLAZO Ell DEBATE So
BRE Ell CANAL

Washington, JUNO IT, La
discussion del proyecto de ley
autorizando Sc termine ell Ca
nal de la Florida, ha sido apla
zado para la venidera legisla-
tura, segun Sc dice en- los circu
los congresionales.
Ell representante Green, de
la Florida, que apoya Ell pro :
veto, estima que ell ongreso
10 aprobara en- ell venidero ano.
"Yo espero que ell proyecto
10 aprobara ell congreso a fines
de este ano o principles de
1888. Ell informe favorable del
Comite tendra valor hasta enc
70 de 1885,"
Ell presidente del comite de
rios y puertos, Representative
Mansfield, almacenara la ley
considerable que ell gasto de
900, 900 es contrario al
programa de economic del je-
fe del estado.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Chinchalero2

Ell tabaco m@ldado por pos
obreros de las fabricas de Tam.
pa al battalion Abraham Lincoln
que combate en- ell frente de Ma
drid, contenia los siguientes do
natives de pequenas fabricas c
"chirchales': r. Montoto, 100;
Granel, SO Nieto; 100; Rodri-
guez Sanchez, 100; Ell Coloso,
200; La Estrellita, 800; Castro
Perez, 80; empleados de Castro
Perez, 200; neonidas Arrange,
50; Alvarez Rogers, so; Patti
40, 100; Serrano, SO. Total
1000.
Uno de los donantes, Granell,
es hermano de Jose Garcia Ora
nell, que viene mandando artfcu
os a La Gaceta desde las trim
3heras de vanguardia, en- ell Ia
juna.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
LA N Ell ELECTORAL
PUEDE LAMAR UNA E.
LEGION DE CARTA MU-
NICIPAL

La corte suprema decide a.
yer que la junta electoral tiene
derecho a lamar una election
especial, para la carta munich
pal, y lie concede un plazo de 10
dias para que olga por que no
10 ha hecho asi.
Hasta que no llegue la copia
de la %sentencia, la junta no ac-
tuara.
En- eli case de que se lIan,o IA
election especial, Tampa tendra
tres elecciones en- los venideros
cuatro meses. Una election re-
grlar para elegir seis conceja-
les, un juez municipal y un Sc
cretario de la administrator
fijada para el mes de sep
Para ell 5 de octubre
SO ha sefalado Ia election para
que Ell pueblo decida ST quiere 0
no las maqEinas de votar.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Ell M0LOA Sc INCENDIO Y
HUNDIO EN- Ell MAR

Aver sc supo en- esta ciudad
que la peQreha motonave Mo-
loa que Sc dirigia desde Tampa
a Belize, Honduras britannica, Sc
incendio y hundi6 frente a las
costas de Cuba.
Identified la embarcaci6n el
captain Stoltz, del vapor Yoro,
4uien telegrafi6 desde New
York a Walter Hood, hermano
del dueno de la Moloa.
Cerce. del lugar donde Sc hum
di6, ell captain vic varios barri-
les de petroleo de los que lleva-
ba la embarcaci6n.
Todavia existe la esperanza
de que los tripulantes So hayan
salvado ntilizando los botes sal
vavidas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
LA GAOETA

eNpanol, que sc encuentra en- e
Hotel Regis, en- Ciudad de Me.
jico, para que haga una vista q
Tampa, cuando lie sea possible, y
srponga a los tampenos sus pun
los de vista sobre la guerra ci-
vii Y la invasion del fascismo in,
ternacional. Moya lie escribi6 al
ncargado de negocios de Espa.
ma EN- la Habana, Sr. Jaime
Montero, inquiriendo Sobre el
raradero de Marcelino Domin-
go.
LIE fue aceptada la renuncia
tue del cargo de vicepresidente
Eel Comite present6 ell SIR. Jose
e la Vina Lopez.
Ell Comite acord6 hacer saber
II puDllcO que no paLFOclna ri
fas o "regalos" Y que todas sus
euestaciones Sc hacen por horn-
5res debidamente identificados.
Una ley de la naci6n prohibe
D personas o grupos hacer cues
taciones para Espana sin un
permiso expreso de La secreta-
ria de estado de la naciGn
Para glosar las cuent del
qeu mand6 ell tabaco a
Espa1a fueron r1ombradosl Dos
senores Ramonin Rodriguez,
Aurelio Prado Y Jimeno Me
nendez.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Los DOnativOs

Todas las personals CUE han
hecho donativos para ell Subco-
mite de Ambulancia veran sus
nombres publicados cuando sc
haga la liquidation.
Nosotros hemos venido pu-
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
"a obra mcanssbA IL retaguardia de Tampa

Spo de an AaStYIdco !
recibi6 en- ell Centre
ObSerU, por condr cto de Eun le-
chero de Citrus Park, un dona-
two de $1,000 hecho por un eiu
dadano austriaco, Ell 81. Stebin
Magyrosy.
Este jhombre simpatiza con
la causa de Espana y de la hui
manidad. Gracias.
MdS de $4,000
Hasta las once de la noche de
aver pasaba de $4,000 la canti-
dad recauGada por la tesoreria
del comite de hacienda del Sub
comite de Ambulancia. a cargo
de Jose Vazquez.
Son muchos los que opinan
que en- la lisuidaci6n final que
dara una Gtilidad superior a
$4,000.
Ruegase a los que tieneIl "t-
ckets" que entreguen !sus cuen-
tas a la mayor breVedad posi-
BILE.
Baldomero Fernandez, de la
Pollerfa Alameda, dofl6 aver
$500.
Junta del Comit6 Popular
DemOcrdtic0
Jose Martinez preside la jun
ia celebrada anoche por ell Co
mite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espafa. Pedro Ramf-
rez Moya lego ell acta de la Sc
sion anterior zen SUI caracter de
s~ecretario, la que fue aprobada.
A proposition del Sr. Man
teiga Sc acord6 que al secreta-
rio escriba al Sr. Marcelino Do
mingo, un ilustre republican,
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

FL mejos Anis "Anfs del Mono
Fabrication Catalina
r.. Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

Baby Joe Menendez sc bam|
con Nick @antana. En- ell ante)
rior combate de estos mucha-
chos los dos cayeron a la Iona en-
el primer asalto.
Tom Welsh pefeara con By
ron Leon; CASPIAN Guggino con
Tom Watkins, al con
Kid Panoho, BelarmA fstti-
nez con Homer Johns, BSvt Da-
vis contra Montana Lopez, Ma
rio Menendez contra Johnny
Nader y Harry Dfaz con Harry
Hawkins.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

Sitges-Exqussito vino catalan
Salud y fuerza
Restaurant columbia"