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TOMORROW
THOs J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED BRICK
BUNGALOW. NO. 1924 THIRTIETH
STREET SOUTHEAST
On TUESDAY. MAY THIRD. 1898. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, We. sstrustees un-
der deed Of trust recorded in Liber : 80
folio ~. will sell at public auction. in front
thereof, the south 90 feet front on 3Oth
street by full depth thereof Of lot 81. and
the north 30 feet by full depth thereof Of
lot 36. in square 1852, in the United
States Trust Company trustees subdi-
vision, known as "Randle, Highlands" i'm
proved by the above numbered premises
Terms Of sale: The property will be sold
approximately S35 $50. particulars Of
which vii be announced at time of sale.
The purchase money above said trust to
be paid in cash; 5000 cash deposit re-
ouired at time of sale. Examination Of
title conveyancing and revenue stamps to
be. paid by purchaser. Purchaser to close
sale within fifteen days. else his deposit
will stand forfeited and all Of his rights
stand terminated.
E. P. LILLARD, Trustee.
o H GARVIN, Trustee.
ap21, 23.25.21. .29,my2
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INSURANCE BLDG

CORNER 18th AND EYE SITS. NV.
SECRETERIAL SERVICE.
Cool building facing park Center
financial district, S23 and up according to
size and location.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
900 18th ST NV Dist a057.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1888 tvo-door sedan with trunk:
ken Kept IN kennedy-Warren Garage since new
Flood eealer % 4521 conn. ae' ciev. eTG ssoi f Mr.
PONTIAC 1898 conyertible coupe with
Sase Sn tfa d.cdsn saheE See usfa M os sy ss s
Conn. Clev. s401.
trant s-ey and sHcsi carefaIy aahs d1iy.n; Fsss;
dese2 HsG.e 42a Gean 0a5Fsns c.1 s4ef Sc Mr.
PONTIAC 1885 "6' 4~door trunk sedan;
only oa n one oyner VIII please the most eriti.
terms. Barnes Motors 1929 i4th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1887 .'s' 4-door trunk sedan.
SIP; S;, radio: attractive sun-metal fnish:
as had caTeta as at.non Tss clean
mai owner. We invite. your most care
tHI ao.h Inspection as Pofa1ka Service 1925
PPSONIdAc PS 1888 4-door sedan, black paint
| and tires; one owner: low mileage: a real
Isslnsi Wsds BUICK aFesd co f25 , dsS.
ste ste B. & Q: station, Silver Spring, Nd.
9 eal 70 ss hs RS.. fRRt Ss3s s9as as
1[ras i4is 1lViar ana tsrIs Asssas Pontiac
and Bladensburg I'd. ne. 1branchj. "' I.
messe heafeq feqDe sssa'aqI rInash.s n,fs
and interior hnish; 6-cyiinder motor ard
large large lYssase Ssse compartment; Euaranteed.
| pElce 1850. Wardeld Motor Co, 2525
sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
STUDEBAKER custom sedan, 1885 S3s5;
SSsig1hsi Sagd1sl ee green hnsh like new; runs and
only s3s55. terms. Phone US US. we We VIII Vii
pring i TO you. MandeN Chevrolet Co.
Ielo Nlchols ave. Sc. Atlantic 1902
LIERRAPLANE de luxe master 2-door sedan
maj brown finish. new tires; money-baes
suarahtee: $50. S25 down; balance S2l
monthly no endorsers: no dents In Tenders
Logan MI Motor Co.. 2lst and Va. ave NV,
IERRAPLANE 1882 coupe: rumbl. seat
y X motor; very clean throughout; ex-
ceilent transportation for only SiS7. Hill
q 1looltts. l114 Vermont ave. NV
TERRAPLANE 1895 5-passenser broueh. :.
am, dark-blue finish; electric hand
! V-type windshield, with dual wipers; sps-
elaI price. 1895. Warfield Motor e.
| 2525 Sherman ave. NV Adams Som
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER d. SON, Auctioneers

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC. BY AUC-
TON FoR STORAGE AND OTHER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
"WEDNESDAY: MAY EIGHTEEN 1898,
COMMENCING AT NINE O'CLOCK A M,
we will sell by public auction. at Wesch-
ler's. 915 E ST.. NV, to enforce our lien
Tor storage andIor other, charges. goods
Association. 1919 Wisconsin ave. for the
account Of Earl T. Kinney, Mt Rainier Nd.
All parties in interest please take notice.
BY H. w. SCRAdLIN.
my2.10 1900 Wisconsin Ave.
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STORES FOR RENT.

BEST CORNER STORE IN STANTON PARK
vicinity good for delicateSsen. beer SOFA
fountain and lunch. See SCHNEIDER. 3ol
Mass. ave. ne
olOl RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.-LARGE
corner store; will remodel TO suit tenant
Hotel; large store; SO, ,
LINKINS co. 1922 H ST. NV. Dist 3522
ALL GOOD LOCATIONS.
Immediate Possession. 80
1925 14th st. ----------------S sou 90
49, . st rs 90
iia5 st 1000
AFFLEcK fT;I e423 Penna. Ave West 3o53.
FINE STORE, NEXT TO CIRCLE
theater, on Pa ave. NV; suitable Tor a
modern SC and l0c store. or any retah
business.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

911-9l3 sT. N,W.-WITH GAS STA
ton. Rent. $75. Apply 1O16 18th st
NV, second floor.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

we HAVE GOOD CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
ne. and sc. property. Call Mr.. Conner.
Information strictly confidential
GOSS REALTY CO..
14O5 Eye ST. Natl. 1858.
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oLDsMOBn.E 1888 demonstretors-s0
large savings; full new-csr guarantee and
service; trade yeYT old ear: Cl4s sales and
1876 aoth q. nv. District siz1. ~
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

NICE 7-ROoM HOME: NO INCUM-
from Key Bridge; 2l03 N. Lincoln St,
corner Lee highway; exchange for city
property. OWNER. Adams 1859.
700 ACRES, LONG, HIGH WATER
frontage clear encumbrances, for large
acreage close Wash. Box 140-V. Star. p
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PACKARD 1890 7-pa ssenger. limousine,
6-wheel equipment: finish black: condition
good: price. Sl75. Warfeld Motor Co.,
1928 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
PLYMOUTH 1888 four-door sedan; used
by investment broker since new; perfect
condition; $500 See Mr.. Flood. dealer.
422l Conn CleY. S4O1.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan. $4,000 miles green finish; money
back guarantee; sells new for Ss15: our
price S493. Logan Motor. sth and M NV.
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DODGE 1887 de luxe trunk sedan; $4,000
Mr.. vASsaf. 1913 Conn. ave.
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PONTIAC 1887 sport coupe S649 a per.
Iect car 10 the slightest detail; low n1ileaee
and de luxe accessories and a low price:
Irade II, and terms. Arcade Pontiac Co,
I4I9 irving st. NV. Adams 0575 n y
ana BlaQenSburg rd ne (branrb)
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan motor
Just overhauled: new black paint: custom
seat covers; fve new tires: HYDRAULICS;
S21a: easiest terms. Steuart Motors. 1401
r. I. ave. ne. Dec. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door sedan; special
equipment includes trunk rack and 2
spare tires mounted in fender wells ex-
ceptionally clean. low mileage. unusually
fne finish: a bargain: S225 Warheid
Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave. NV Adams
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top. new tires. clutch and brakes; motor
Al. smooth and powerful; entire car
through hout o. K. Priced right at $3.50.
station. Silver Spring, Nd. Open all day
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| FORD 1885 coupe: excellent finish; motor
| thoroughly reconditioned to R. & @. stand
| ards very clean. A GOLD STAR CAR
| reduced to 1869 and guaranteed by Hill
| & Tibbitts, liza Vermont ave. NV.
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PONTIAC 1887 COUPE; beautif,l 6nish
low mileage; heater, v-type windshieIa
oual Wipers. attractive instrument panel
large lugsaee compartment: suaranteed
price. 1865. Warheld Motor Co, 2525
sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
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PACKARD 1885 standard "s" sedan:
black: low mileage: new-car condition and
appearance; low price at 1913; fully guar
anteed. Packard Washington Motor Car
Co. oath, M and N SITS. NV. Republic
0l45 Open evenings and Sundays.
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1885 PLYMOUTH de luxe 4-door trunk
chase Of another car you owe it to your
self TO see this "Trew Value" The econ
omy beauty safety and comfort of Plym-
value. Glistenins green finish like new.
spotless Bedford cord upholstery. excellent
tires and mechanically perfect. II you see
this car you'll want it. Priced special for
a few days only at S495. The Trew Motor
Co., 1928 14th st. NV. 14th and Pa. ave.
Sc. 14th and Chaplin sts. NV. Decatur
1918. Atlantic 4340
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SIUDEBAKER custom sedan, 1888, s3s5:
handles perfectly; see this one today for
ppniy S3s5. terms. Phone US. We viii
pring Pyle u 70 you. Mandell Chevrolet Co.
NNO NICHOLS ave. Sc. Atlartic 44n0
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FORD 1897 Tudor sedan; low mileage:
like new in every detail; save consider
able. A GOLD STAR CAR guaranteed by
Hill e. Tibbitts; S459. 1114 Vermont
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PACKARD 1885 special sedan; very clean
and neat throughout; you'll like it: guar
anteed; now only $500 with. trade and
terms. Arcade Pontiac Co. l419 Irving
St NV. Adams 0515. N. Y. ave. and
Blad rd ne Lincoln 1922
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FORD 1885 de luxe coupe, driven 10000
miles by a local doctor. name on request
money-back guarantee new tires; $3.50
SIS down; balance Sl9 monthly; no CO.
signers Logan Motor Co.. 18th and M
StS u W District $500 Never closed.
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luggage space built IN, latest model, orig,
inai ma, brown finish. new tires; money-bacs
guarantee; S325. S25 down; balance S2I
Logan MI, Motor Co.. 2lst and Va. ave NV,
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PACKARD super "S'' phaeton 5-passenger
touring car; stored in Wardman Park Ga
rage since new: best value in the city,
S24O. See Mr.. Flood, dealer, 1921 Conn.
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runs ok; plenty of good TRANSPORTATION
for low price. S45; any terms. Steuart
Motors. l4Ol r. ave ne Dec 5000
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CHEVROLET 1891 sedan S91: runs and
looks o. K; tires good; was Sl65: now S91 i.
Mandell Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols ave.
Sc. Atlantic 44Oo
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CHEVROLET d. !. touring sedan 1887.
miles; absolutely like new throughout; 2
days only. Phone us. We will bring it to
you. Mandeil Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols
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CHEVROLET 1887 master town sedan; very
low mileage; immaculate inside and out:
perfect in every way: $3.50: a real value
at this price; trade and terms. Arcade
Pontiac Co.. 1919 Irving ST. NV Adams
O575. N. Y. and Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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to select from: different colors: every one
IN excellent condition mechanically and
In appeaEsnce: .SI $50 trade allowance for
and drive one today. Hill d Tibbitts. 11l4
Vermont ave. NV
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FORD d. ]. Tudor 1886. $3.50: original
mileage: q perfect used car; for only 2-day
special. Car No. SO. Phone us. We will
bring 1t TO ycu. Mandell Chevrolet Co.,
1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 4402.
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FORD 1885 de luxe sedan: todays special
at S295: fne motor; very clean. Mid City
Auto. I'll 18th st. NV. Decatur $3.50.
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan. only S1S9: truly
bargain. Mid City Auto. 1711 14th st.
NV. Decatur $3.50
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BUICK 1898 model $50 convertible
phaeton: driven only 42OO miles: white
respect: save nearly $500: full trade al
lowance for your car. Packard Washing
ton Motor Car Co. oath. M and N SITS
NV; Open evenings and Sundays. Re-
public Nl4S
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LINCoLN-ZEPHYR 1897 6-passeneer Sc
fres nsSR incde 'ifH SeSy nn
usual vision; outstanding economy: and .
thrill th;i to drive drive Asuuaint yourself, with Ha
say it's BARGAIN at our special price.
$S95. Warfield Motor Co., 1898 Sherman
ave. NV. Adams 5000
OIDSMOBILE 1887 coupe, de luxe, six-cyl.,
with heater and defroster;, 5000 miles;
bargain. $40 See Mr.. Flood dealer, 1921
Conn. Clev. S4O1.
OLDSMOBILE 1884 2-door trunk sedan,
$335: radio: perfect black fnish: built-in
performs perfectly; very attractive and
will give some one many miles of hne
service. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth Ut.
NV. Dist. 9141.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 .s' .2-door. trunk Sc
dan, S195; new dark blue paint: built
very attractive and q. real, value st this
price. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st.
oLDsMOBILE 1898 demonstrstors-e0
and So selection Of colors, little used:
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CHEVROLET coupe SIN. recondltioned
repainted; runs and looks like 2-year- -old
car; 2-day specia: terms Car No. 105.
Phone us. We Will bring it to you. Man
dell Chevrolet Co. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
Atlantic 33O2
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FORD d. !. Tudor. S197; original green
hsh hse daN neS spees aerms Car No s4A
Phone u.s. We will bring 1t 20 you. Man
dell Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
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DODGE 1895 2-door trunk sedan. !S515;
built-in trunk. perfect tires; your your inspec ec
tion will convince you of the former
owners fine care. Pohanka Service. 1925
2Oth st. NV. Dist. Al41
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WANTED-One '36 standard body for
Chevrolet. Phone Met. 3545.
WILL PAY up, to $500 cash for : 1884
Chevrolet, Ford or Plymouth. Write par
ticularS to Box 2l3-V Star %
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1886 dump; hydraulic hoist;
2-yard. S-foot body; dual wheels. heavy
duty tires; good condition throughout and
guaranteed In writing: $685.. Warfield Mo-
tor Co. 2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
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| BUICK 1892 sport coupe: equipped with
| lots OF extras and it's a dandy clean car;
real snap at only S195: terms. Arcade
Pontiac Co. l4l9 Irving st NV. Adams
n515 n Y. ave. and Blad. rd. ne.
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LINCOLN 1881 limousine; dark finish;
| new tires clean inside and out. Price.
S295. Warfleld Motor CO.. 1926 Sherman
| ave. NV. Adams 5000.
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PONT1AC 1888 4-door sedan black paint
IKE new, clean as pin inside fine motor
and tires; one owner: low mileage: q real
ouy az real savings. Priced for DAYS
ste B. o. station, Silver Spring, Nd,
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FORD 1894 de luxe coupe: paint. tires.
motor and general condition far above
the average. radio equipped; low price at
S2o.. Hill & TlbbittS. ll14 Vermont ave
FORD 1884 7passenger: special built body.
6-Wheel equipment. large trunk rack mo-
tor and nnlsh like new; cost nearly 81 500.
NOW 1895. Hill d Tibbitts. lila Ven
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CHEVROLET ] 931 sport 2-door trunk, 13.-
900 miles, radio, heater. dual equipment;
cost new over 5000; now for $500; less
than year old: owners name on request
Logan Motor. 18th and NJ NV.
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FORD 1895 Tudor sedan new-car condi-
ton and appearance; carefree transpor-
$3.50 and backed by Hill & Tibbitts. 1114
Vermont n
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FORD 1891 Tudor; So horsepower motor
windshield wipers: V-type windshield with
adjustment dual sun visors and vanity mir
ror Price $685. Warfeld Motor Co.
2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
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FORD 1897 coupe. radio, heater. nickel
doctor; only $3.50 less than q year old
cost new $3.50. Logan Motor. 21St and
Va. ave. NV. Met. 2S1S. Money-back
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CHEVROLET d. |. town sedan: driven 400
miles; all de luxe equipment; radio. heater,
Mandell Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols ave
Sc. Atlantic 44O2
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Y A | | { Y
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{ X PR { s
Prominent Lawyer
A War Veteran,
Pioneer

BRAWLEY, Mar. Sired
j. Trude, 40, prominent at
torney and civic leader of
Imperial Valley, died in the
Brawley hospital at 1920 a.
m. Tuesday following an operation
performed March 2.
He was conscious until a few
moments before he died. Death was
caused by adhesions developed be-
cause of chroIiic appendicitis. His
appendix was removed March 2
and he lived less than week.
Trude arrived in the valley short
and Crenshaw, the law firm he left
to enlist in the U. S. army. He was
one of the valleys best known
Republican leaders, as well as an
untiring exponent of community
development and progress. He was
an American Legionnaire and
worked in the Brawley, county state
and national organization since its
founding.
To Idaho i'm 1899
Born in Vale, S. D., Sept 7, 1889,
he went to Idaho with the family
in 1899, and to Long Beach in the
fall of 1905. He attended grade
schools in South Dakota and Long
Beach and was graduated from
Long Beach high school. He COM
pleted his education at the Uni
versity of Southern California. and
obtained his degree from the law
school there.
Throughout his school career
Trude was active in athletics of all
kinds. He played on the Long
Beach high school team and in
college followed the game as man
ager and business executive. In
1908 he was coach and manager of
the football team in Long Beach.
He was famous for his daring
horsemanship. In 1908 he was dele
gated to carry an important mes
sage a distance of so miles He lett
home on horseback at dawn and
return home that night.
Trude served under General
Pershing along the Mexican border
Continued on Page 2, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
JURISDICTION
OF COURT SET
IN BOND FIGHT
Tribunal May Decide on
Ability to Pay,
Judge Rules

Ability of taxpayers in the
Imperial Irrigation District
to meet the districts bonded
Indebtedness may be deter
mined by q court of equity,
Superior Judge Emmett H Wilson,
Los Angeles, ruled this week in
suit by James H. Jordan, bond
holder, against the district.
At the same time, Judge Wilson
ruled that the court cannot reduce
either the principal amount of
indebtedness, or the interest. Bonds
represent a contract between the
district and the bondholderS, he
pointed out, and the court has no
jurisdiction to invalidate such a
contract
Only thing the court can do
under its jurisdiction is to deter
mine how much the assessment
payers can pay and order payment
of that sum- Under this system the
court would fix graduated pay
ments which would have the effect
of lengthening the time over which
the Indebtedness is repaid.
The ruling automatically denies
Jordan's plea for an order requir-
ing the irrigation district directors
to fix an assessment rate sufficient
to meet all due bond payments. AT
the same time, however, it denies
the districts request for action by
the court scaling down the interest
rate on the bonded debt.
Judge Wilson'S ruling, he ex-
planned, was based on the theory
that, if all bondholders were to
demand payment in full of all &C
crued coupons and if an assess
ment were levied to pay these de-
mands, financial ruin would result
for the district.
Harry Horton, chief consul for
the district, refrained from COM
ment until copy OF the ruling Is
received in the county clerks Of
flee here, where it will be filed.
The copy is expected Wednesday.
Jordans suit was tried before
Judge Wilson because Imperial
county judges, being taxpayers, are
automatically disqualified in any
action involving the district.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
JUDGES FINISH
FAIR AWARDS
FOR LIVESTOCK
Imperial Youth Captures
HOnOrs With Grand
Champion

IMPERIAL, Mar. 8-High
winds Tuesday cut down the
crowds at the ninth annual
Imperial county fair and
even restricted the numbers
of valley dairymen, to whom the
day was dedicated.
Juiges, however. braved the gusts
to complete judging of all dairy
cattle and wind up judging of all
All and FLA. beef and dairy
projects.
Norman Cuin, Imperial All club,
walked off with the honors in the
baby beef competition. First he was
awarded club championship. then
grand champion of the junior divi-
sion, and then in the open division
his animal was selected as the grand
champion of the fair.
Ben Housewright. also of I'm
perial. took the same honors with
heifer beef competition.
Alan Hens, El Centro junior COL
lege student, dominated the minia-
ture aviation events Monday by TAX
ing three of five first places and
one second. Wing Jung was second
with one first and three seconds.
Results of the miniature aviation
events:
SCALE MODEL
First, Wing Jung, l min. Is Sec
onds; second, Albert Roberts, min.
IL seconds; third, Mitsu Sonbon-
matsu, min. IL seconds.
GLIDER
First, Wing Jung, 20 min. 10 sec
onds: second, Alan Hens. Is min.
Al seconds; third, Quin Jung, min.
80 seconds.
STICK MODEL
First, Alan Hens, Is minutes, IL
seconds; second, Wing Jung, l min.
35 seconds; third, Bill Thacker, l
min. 80 seconds.
FUSELAGE MODEL
First, Alan Hens, II minutes, 40
seconds: second. Wing Jung, 2 min
utes, IL seconds; third, Quin Jung,
| minute, IL seconds.
GAS MODEL
First, Alan Hens, 9 minutes, 13
seconds: second, Wing Jung, 6 min
utes, Is seconds; third, Bill Thack-
er, 4 minutes, 8 seconds.
(See Page 8 for additional results
Ben Hulsc and Walter B. Have
korst. made a trip to San Diego,
Tuesday, in the interest of the fair.
Hulse, chairman of the fair board.
was scheduled to speak in the coast
city tonight to invite every San
Diegan to attend the fair Sunday
In large caravan that will make
Continued on Page 2; Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
RESE Mt M f N I
DELAYS WORK
OF ASSEM EMBlY

SACRAMENTO, Mar. 8. OUP)--
Resentment against Gov. Frank r.
Merriam's delayed special session
proclamation slowed procedure IN
the state legislature today.
The reaction was particularly
manifest in the assembly, Where
members objected to taking any
action on bills until they had copies
of the measures before them.
A pledge by Governor Merriam to
"ask approval of five or six mil
lions more for flood relief III the
event federal aid was not forth
coming, came in the face OF brew
ing threat of revolt by legislators
demanding that appropriations Tor
disaster and unemployment relief
be expanded beyond the S7,9OO.0O0
the governor proposed in two ap-
preparation bills
Reading from a penciled draft ana
at times speaking extemporaneous-
ly, the governor told the session the
relief appropriations, tideland OIL
legislation and approval of set Oh
bills designed to permit California
participation in the federal housing
program were the most important
subjects on the agenda.
A few minutes after he left the
chamber ana the senate resumed It's
deliberations Assemblyman Harold
F.. Sawallisch, D., Richmond, intro-
duced a resolution denouncing Mer-
riam for his "intolerable procedure
in refusing to issue formal pro-
clamation of the special session.
The resolution charged that Mer-
riam withheld copies of the bills
he intended to submit for action
from Legislators. but made them
available to certain lobbyists. IL
was passed under suspension of rules
by a 46 to 81 vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
POISON OR NOT
TO Poison HAS
BOARD A'JITTER

Imperial county supervisors Mon.
day took another hitch In prepara-
tion of an ordinance to control
spread of insect poison on valley
crops but were unable to please all
the industries concerned.
1t was impossible to coordinate
demands of beekeeperS, cantaloupe
growers and dairymen in spite of
last weeks conference devoted to
ironing out differences. Supervi-
sors told representatives of the in
duStries to confer with District At
torney Elmer Heald in drawing up
an ordinance and report at the
board meeting March 28.
The board employed James Mac
key of Holtville to de-termite three
county buildings and clear possible
termite breeding places from two
other buildings. The county deten-
ton home at Imperial. the superin-
tendent's office in road district
No. and the American Legion hall
at Calipatria will be treated by
Mackey. Mackey inspected all
county buildings in search OF ter
mites. His contract calls for the
work to be done at cost of $500,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08

AT Han1ord, Kings county au-
thorities were faced with the prob
lem of providing food and shelter
for 1000 migratory workers driven
out of the Tulare Lake district by
encroaching flood waters.
The San Joaquin river continued
to pound at temporary levees which
for nearly week have protected
the towns of Firebaugh, Dos Palos
and Los Banos from inundation.
Rains throughout the southern San
Joaquin Valley last night kept the
river at flood stage.
An 1900 foot break in a river
levee in the Modesto area flooded
numerous ranches near Patterson
causing damage estimated at $780,
600 and inundating 10000 acres OF
farm lands.