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Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

WANTED-ESperienccd mixer wants
job. John Alvs, 225 T.. Main. 20t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. Sor-
lei Apartments. 133 Broadway. este
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25
COAST LEAGUE RESULTS

B0tfcries: McWccncy, Sec, Geary,
Coumhe, Shea and Yellc, Agncw; Thurs.
ton, Gould, Blaeboldcr, McCabc aud
Anfinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

Lynn Shaw. Holtville' 5 candidate for
sheriff, was electioneering in his home
town Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

AZ Los Angclcs first game:
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Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

Attorney Collins made business trip
to Ell Centre Wednesday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

Jim Fenley, formerly on the old Nor
rison place southeast of town, has re-
turned to the valley on a business tril
from Hemet where he and his family
are at present located. Mr.. Fenley like
all old residents of the valley is plan
ming to return in the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

A.. 3. Bland is home after vacation
on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-25

Mr. aud Mrs. Curly Searcy returned
Wednesday evening from their vacation
in San Diego, Los Angeles and other
coast cities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
CRAPAQpAONE PLAN
FOR REORGANIZATION
Committee Given Full Power to
Map Out Tentative
Program.

Under the agreement made Fchru-
AIRY 2. between the committee headed
hv Naroid stanley aud holders OF hvc-
,cnr cInnh per cent gold notes OF
Columbia drarhophonc Manufacture
ing Co. who shall become parties
thereto through deposit OF their notes.
accompanied by all unpaid coupons. II
~ provided that deposit OF notes and
acceptance ~ certificates Of deposit
will hc equivalent TO signing the
agreement
The COMMITTEES is given fun power
ard authority to prepare and adopt A
plan and agreement for rcadhistmont
of Capitalization and indebtedness or
reorganization of the company or OF
amy allied corporations. or OF proper
ties of the company. with or with
cat court proceedings. The commit
tee may approve any such plan and
agreement although not prepared by
n. Plan and agreement may provide
for acquisition of such additional prop
er,y as tho torWnittce may deem ad-.
Vantagcous. or provide for organiza-
tion of such corporations or ossocia-
tions "a may bo deemed suitable and
proper.
Following publication Of notice of
adoption on approval Of any plan OF
agreement of reorganization or re-
adjustment, any registered holder of a
certificate of deposit. representing de-
posted notes. may within 80 days file
notice OF dissent IL within 30 days
holders ~ certificates OF deposit repre-
scnting s5 per cent OF deposited notes
shall fllc dissent. she plan and agree
mcut shall not become effective. but
the committee may approve or adopt
other plans and agreements. How
over, plan and agreement shall become
binding upon all dcpositors. II within
80 DAYS. holders OF certificates of de-
post representing 25 per cent In
principal amount Of notes deposited
shall not dissent. or II holders OF cer-
tiflcates OF deposits representing 80
per cent OF deposited notes shall file
Notice of approval or consent. The
committee may ~ any time prior TO
carrying ont any plan of readiustment
or reorganization. abandon the plan
II II may deem u advisable 20 do so.
Time within which reorganization
or rcadiustmcnt must be effected is
placed az six months from February
2, ia2s, or such period or periods as
the committee shall fix before explra-
tion of the six months period Within
this period depositcrs will be en-
titled either 90 receive new securities
or cash pursuant 20 a sale or plan for
REORGANIZATION or readjustment or 20
rekurn of deposited notes or proceeds
thereof.
Tho committee thall have power 60
amend the agreement. but the same
procedure shall he followed as in case
VI the original agreement.
Members OF the committee agree 10
serve without compensation. De
posted notes and any securities or
property held by the committee are
charged with payment OF expenses
and liabilities incurred by the commit
tee. but tho charge shall not exceed
one per cent OF the principal amoun,
OF the deposited notes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
CoRoNER HOLDS INQuEsTs.

1naucsts into three recent deaths
were held last rightJby the coroner's
jury. In that OF Edward +. Crathers.
Of 1908 Brown street who was crushed
under a falling crane at the plant Of
the Pusey 4 Jones Co. on February
s. the jury found a verdict In accord-
ance with the facts.
In the case Of John Haney. OF 10
Sixth avenue who was smothered TO
ccath in an ore pile NJ the Pyrites
Company. Ltd. plant in South Will
mington, February 9, the jury r,nder-
ed a verdict OF accidental death by
surocation.
A verdict OF death by cerebral hem
orrhage was rendered in the case Of
Caroline Cooper, $50 Poplar street.
who died February 9.
A verdict OF death due 10 pneumonia
was rendered In the case OF Lirwood
Hams. colored. OF 2ll Tatnall street
who died February 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14

Last winter ! had a severe attack
Of either grippe or Influenza / don't
know just exactly which. and It left
mo in badly weakened. run down
condition. had so little appetite that
] had 20 force myself 70 eat. The
little food did eat did not agree with
me and ] started losing weight and
became weak. ncrvoNs and thin.
Il tried many medicines but none
OF them helped me like Plant Juice. /
took four bottles OF Plant Juice and
foel 100 per cent better. I have a
splendid appetite now. My nerves are
in normal condition. / am gaining
weight and feel better generally.
Plant juice proved 20 be great
medicine in my case and l believe Il
viii help others who feel like dld.
Tn certainly clad 20 indorse such
mcdiclne.'s
Plant Juice. the great herbal stom-
nch remedy, ~ sold IN Wilmington al
the Miller Drug Store. s03-aoG Mar
kst street, in New Castle by r.. Chal-
lenecr a Son. IN Newport by c. B.
White. la Newark by w. T.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
FEELS A. HUNDRED
PER CENT BETTER
Friends Say She Looks Like
Different Person Since
Taking Plant Juice.

"My friends all say look like an
entirely different person since I have
taken Plant Juice and i know I GER
tainlN feel like one" said Miss Elsie
Bennett. OF Providence. Pa. near
Scranton. Pa. in recent talk. with
the Plant Juice man who is now in
Scrautou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30
Fast Selling
Stomach Remedy
DARE'S MENTHA PEPSIN
Six Thousand Bottles Sold in
One New Jersey Town Last
Year.
All Druggists Declare Money
Back If One Bottle Doesn't
Make Any Stomach Suf-
ferer Rejoice.

Al last tho way has been found 20 com
hiuc pepEin with other corrective stomach
agents So that II will do the most good In
tho shortest possible time
why bother with tablets when one des-
sert spoonful ot this splendid liquid REM
edy will cause gas. hcayiness. sCidity,
heartburn or any upset condition OF the
stomach TO speedily vanish.
And why should any man or woman SUI
fer another hour with indigestion or any
stomach misery when the remedy that acts
almost instantly can be easily procured
But there is moro to say about this re-
marknble remedy hing that viii in
terest thousands of Respondent people.
Darc's Mcntha pcpsin not only quickly
relieves stomach distress hut ~ conQuers
stubborn indigestion and puts an end &c
dizziness. nervousness. headache slecpless-
ness and dependency which are nearly
always caused by chronic stomach dis
turbancc
Darc's Mentha Pepsin is pleasant to take
has a delightfully."- refreshing taste and after
| &c has put your stomach in clean ant
I healthy condition, just notice how much
/ better you look and feel. for besides cor
/ rectinR stomach disorders this suprrmcl,
good remedy that all druggists every
where guarantee is fine tonic that build
| you up and makes you work with vim
| eat with relish and sleep soundly.
arge bottle for 81 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30

Smyrna High School team in Smyrna
will play two games Mt Lewes.
John Leach OF West Sixth street
left yesterday for n Today vacation
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Greenwood and family at Mont
pclier. VT.
Mrs. Lima Stradley OF the Baldton
Is spending several days as a guest
OF relatives and friends at Bear.
Andrew Hubbard OF Denton, Md.
who has been spending several days
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Bennett of West Sixth street, returned
home yesterday.
Closed all day July 4th. Open Mon
day evening TIL 9 o'clock. May we sug
gest for your outing. Fancy Lemon;
doz. S5c; Gingerale. Chicquot, l5c
Hires Root Beer Extract. 1Sc; Oliv'
Naise lie; Sweet and Sour Pickles
15c; bottle Olives. l5c to 35c; Picnic
plates. 1Oc doz.; Drinking Cups. 70
&c; Boned Chicken X & X SOC can; l
& II Potted Ham and Tongue. Csc
Potato Chips. 10c bag; Wax Paper.
cred at Platt's.-Adv.
Challcnger's Antiseptic Cream heal
sunburn, 80 cents u bottle. Il. Chal
lenger & Son, Prescription Pharma
clsts.--Adv.
Bring your Palmolive coupons an
get free cake OF soap. T.. Challenge
4 Son, Prescription Pharmacists
Adv.
Drinking cups for picnics. for
cents: white paper napkins. % cents
hundred: decorated paper napkins.
cents n dozen. f.. Challenger & Sor
Prescription pharmacists.-Adv
Final notice to Water Consumers
All water rents not paid by LIST OF Jul,
water will he shut or. by order of tn
Water & Light Commission.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30
NEW JUNE RAIN RECORD.
Exceeds Previous Mark .02 OF Inch
Humidity Very High.

Juno added yesterday .02 inch to her
unprecedented rainfall. increasing the
record OF 7.s6 inches. according to tho
New York Weather Bureau. 1t Is
1kely that tho figures will stand. ms
tho forccasters have an idea TINT j.
Pluvius will not turn on tho sky spigo'
again until next month.
There was n lot OF moisture ysster-
day In tho air which was unrecorded
by the rain gauge and made tho tenn
perature seem warmer than It was nj
Its maximum of rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30
Hike Becomcs a Social.

On account of rain on Tuesday night
the hike planned by the Tortillus
Dramatic Society OF the Trinity Luth-
eran Church was transformed into n
church social. Refreshments which
were to have been served on the hike
were disposed of during tho evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30
Adventist Church Services.

Elder l.. o. Drews will preach in
the First Seventh Day Adventist
Church, 1904 Rowland street. tomor-
row morning at IL. Sabbath school
and other regular meetings will be ms
usual.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Project lnaugurated to Raise
Fund to Purchase Land for
New Industry.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. June so.-President
Howard L. Wilhelme CT the New
Castle Civic Club last evening threw
the meeting OF tho club open TO the
business men and citizens for the pur-
IS~e OF taking up the matter relative
To the securing OF plot OF ground
for tho Cclluloise Products Co, a Del
aware corporation. which proposes TO
manufacture ARTIFICIAL silk and other
products. President Wilhelme. at the
opening of the meeting, stated that
city solicitor Francis de ii. J2nvier
had informed the members of Council
that the city under the charter. could
not purchase a plot OF ground. ex-
pending the citizens money. and in
turn give II away. and for this reason
meeting was called in order TO en-
deavOr To raise the money by sub
scription. The matter was discussed
BY persons In attendance and tho fol-
lowing committee volunteered 10 raise
tho required sum 20 purchase tho site
s.,e,'tc,i by the new industry; Robert
Newlyn, John +. r. Clayton,
Charles =. Fleming. Mayer w. Leslie
Cramer. Councilman William u. kee
Harry J. Cable. Edward V. Flatt'
James II. Toman and John +. Cloud
In order 90 raise this money can
NaSs will ho made throughout the city,
whit n will bo divided into districts
Prior 20 the close OF the general meet
INK George Allen Smith. city clerk
delivered a message from Selden =
pcemef president ~ the Deeiuer Stee
,NstlnE 60. that he would offer n site
for the new industry. which woule
comprise L. acres. and would accept
In payment stock IN the company. The
plot ~ IN the western section o
the Clty. while the first plot ~electe,
hy the officials NJ tho industry Is il
tho eastern ecciun.
The volunteer committee was su
thoriXod o. have fun charge ~ th'
matter and organized 10y electing tn
follow ing officers: Mayor ". Cramer
president. Harry !. Gable. secretary
John l.. cloud. treasurer. A meeting
was held and tho secretary wac in
stiuctcd 60 communicate with the on
Cials OF tho industry. requesting then
Go meet with the committee at thci
earliest convenience. together Will
James O. Shsw and Sclden =. Deem
er, owners q tho two plots OF ground
respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-30

NJ n special meeting OF city Coun-
oil last evening the newly printed
bonds. FOR the Water Co issue and the
street Improvement issue. were re-
ceiyed. Treasurer John u. Manlove was
instructed 90 sign the same and the
finance committee ~ turn 20 deliver
tho bonds 90 Laird 4 GO upou receipt
the bonds Co Lard n 60.
upon receipt ~ check for
100000 plus 90 interest. The
bonds are divided as follows $4,000
for Water Coe improvements and
$4,000 for stree; improvements Upon
resolution the money wa, left with
laird 4 GO. 20 be deposited by the
latter company at &c interest. with
a notice % delivery by Council "
three days. when money Is needed
The budget FOR the ensuing year has
been made vp and presented by the
finance committee and accepted by
Council. divided rs follows Police
salaries 81 600; city clerk. salary. 81.
500, salaries mayor. treasurer. city
physician and city solicitor S7l9. ash
collector. s2.400. streets. 81 600. water
and light. S. 400. frc. s. 600 ONCE sup
piles $500 BOARD ~ Health $500. dis
count ana errors. s. 500: interest an,
premium en- bonds. $500. miscel
nneous and iaN $500. The meetinl
, 1922-05-02
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics. or trying to patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment-c.ogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated tongue,
poor appetite, a lazy. don't-care feeling.
no ambition or energy, trouble with
undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. 15c and SOC.
, 1922-05-02

firm and shippinss made furthr
gains undsr lad Of Mercantile Marine
peGRred- Ths Stronger food special
tis vere Represented by American
Sugar n Jewel Tea common and
preferred, the latter rtzing * POINTS
Rafs were ignored. few Of that di-
vision showing more thar small fnc-
ttonai changes Cal money opened at
& per cent
New groups OF stools vere bid Up.
speculative sentiment Ignoring tndi-
cations Of realizing and distribution
in special Issues Buying embraced
= wide variety Of shares with the dc
mani for pop1lar issues Ike the ship
pings. Studebz ker. Chandler and Bald
win giving tone to the entire market
Numerous specialties registered ad-
vances of : to 4 points. while many
OF the recognized leaders Jared
equally IS well
, 1922-05-02

OF the julius Williams on Refining
company, Is giving up good production
after being hot and cleaned out
The DakoninE company tried an *
pertinent in shooting a shallow wen cn
cleaned with the result OF the opera
ton stin in doubt
Lathrop & Son are Deepening a pro
Queer on section BAT So and the well
is showing for larger production
The Carter company la succeeded
in sidetracking lost tools in its test on
the Mead arnch in Beaver Valley and
IL drilling at about $500 feet for the
Lakota sand Water was found in b
Dakota
on section 54s-ss the discovery well
OF the Mike Henry on company, com
pletsd three years ago, Is a to be
making /, barrels a day and this
spring is to witness mor extensive op-
erations IN this section of the neld.
much of which has bcon neglected
since the deep sand strike " years
ego. Many wells are now drilling
The Bachelor on company 70 ION
ing a rig 10 holdings in township
.45-65.
The Glenn on company has under
taken development work this season
for the Julius Williams on & Refining
on section 3O-46-e3 and viii
drill a number OF wells
A new deep well Is being started
by The Faegan interests OF Alliance.
Neb., on section 254s-e4-
The Kinney and Young wen, an I'M
portant rust south of Newcastle, is
down 700 feet and drilling IN tho Rem
tnnite formation
Deepening OF its well on section
2s-4s-s4 to the Dakota sand II neces-
sary to secure larger production has
been authorized by the Western Mob
rara company.
, 1922-05-02
ORDNANCE
CHANCES PRESENTED

Holding that he building ordinance
which Is In force IN Casper At present
Is too unvieldly. too drastic and out
Of place here, the special committee
hezded By A NJ Garbutt, and made
of many local c~ontarcorns and build
ers, presented = revised ordnance TO
the city council last night
The committee which submitted the
ordinance was appointed by Mayor W.
A B.ackmo-e TO perform this mission.
IMr. Garbutt stated that the new or
dinance was entirely applicable to Cas-
per and thai mo one can object to this
ordnance except persons who want to
bundr buildings which n o 1T for
human beings to live in
After voting Mr.. Garbuu and his n
sistants their thanks the council called
a special meeting to be held at :
Wednesday afternoon to con
ssSer and approve the new ordinance.
, 1922-05-02
Brne Creek Test It z,r5o Feet

The Billie Creek field test. n of
the most important wildcat operations
in progress in the state a reached
n depth OF 2,15o feet according to an
nouncements made hare today. the
test is being made Jointly by he West
ern Exploration company, CONSOLE
dated Royalty company and the Car
ter on company.
The huge structure, said to be about
half the size of Salt Creek has never
been tested. 1t is believed nat the
Wall Creek sands will be found in
place at an approximately depth OF
3 900 feet. The interested
in the development work n prepared
to go'to any necessary depth in order
to thoroughly test the structure.
, 1922-05-02
Livestock Mart
Chicago Prices.

CHICAGO. May Omitted States
Bureau Of Markets-1Cattle. 1900;
active: generally steady to strong on
all classes; top matured steers and
yeariings, 0; muIk beef steers, s7.75@
s.65; veal calves, slow undertone.
weak, packers bidding mostly $40
Z so; few best h~andywcights to out
siders. $3.50 and better.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; opened
mostly 1Oc lower; later mostly 15c TO
zoe lower han Mondays average; un-
dertone weak; top. 5000 early; prac-
, 1922-05-02
WHEAT PRICES
SCORE ADVANCE
May in Demand and July Sold
Heavily During Closing
Hour Today.

CHICAGO, May Wheat tended
upward in price to-day during the
early trading. TO pressure to sell be
ing apparent Export demand was
said to - active. and there was talk
current that the French crop prom
ised TO be short in quantity. On the
other hand, receipts in Chicago were
lIberzl. zoo cars. and there were some
further deliveries this morning on May
contracts. The opening. which varied
from x decline TO z advance, with
May LINK and July 1.2Sik to 1.asA.
was followed ny -Ipturns to wen above
yesterdays finish all around.
Subsequently. price changes were
somewhat Irregular. There was per
sistent buying of May and selling OF
July On IN part OF a cash house
here. Otherwise, trade was light.
The cloro was unsettled, at he same
as yesterdays finish to 20 higher.
with May 1.45S TO 1.43E and July
I.zsS TO 1.zsH-
Corn and oats were frmer with
wheat. After opening &c off 70 &c
I'D. July $3.50 TO e5%c, tho corn mar
ket scored slight general gains
In n later dealings, something of
a downturn In prices took place, do
mestic shipping demand for orr b.
ing light. and export bids being out
OF line. Tho finish vas unsettled, &c
net lower to a shade advance. with
July 6s5Sc
Oats started unchanged to &c
higher. July 4oc 90 4oHc, and later
c little s.oFe
Continued deaand for RIBS rallied
the provision market from early dc
clines due to n setback in hog values.
, 1922-05-02
Dcep Tes. Near Sand.

Nidwes. Refining company 81 TO
ported TO be Gown about 4.5s7 e e
and nearing the rakota sand with ITS
deep well which se-erai weeks ago
struck oil in the DalSoc formation OF
tho Big Muddy oil field Completion Of
the test VIII determine h urod-.'-
ity of the Big Muddy for an time to
come. The well is making 100 barrels
a day from the Dakota sand but II Is
doubtful whether enough production
will be developed to Justify CONNER
cial DEVELOPMENT
, 1922-05-02

OMAHA. Neb.. May 2.-tUnited
States Bureau of Mnrkets.HHogs-
Receipts, 5000; mostly sc to 1oc
lower; bulk. $50 to z50-pound butch.
ers S9.s5@9.e5; top. s1o.o5; bulk. go
to 325-pound butchers $s.7o@o.S5;
packing grades. 15c to CSC lower;
mostly s.5O@c.z5.
Cattle-Recs ipts. $500; beef steers,
steady TO 1oc higher: heavy grades,
mostly steady. top y~earlings. $3.50;
she stock and bulls strong; veals.
about Csc higher; s~toczcrs and feed
ers steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; lambs steady
to CSC higher; top California spring
lambs, $3.50; bulk. clipped lambs,
s14@14.50; sheep and yearlings
steady; clipped yearlings. 12; clipped
wethers, 5000; clipped ewes, $3.50.
, 1922-05-02
STOCK TRADING
IS IRREGULAR
Domestic Oils Heavy During
Last Hour on New York
Exchange.

NEW YORK. May z-on the am
est fun session In week, to
days stock market showed frequent
uncertain tendencies Prices were
sustained. however, on pool opera-
tons in oils, steels. equipments ana
ooppers- Saies approxtaated 1Ioo,-
900 shares.
Some OF the domestic CTS were
heavy IN the final hour, but Mexican
raj led sharply and higher
prices were quoted for metals and
Utilities The closing was strong.
NEW YORK May l-fxau ST.
1880 a m-Dutch on shares, were
especially active al strong at the
opening Of today's stock market on
cables announcing hat they were to
recetve concessions in Russa's oil
fields. Shell Transport rose IL
points n Royal Dutch gained one
point. h domestic group also display.
ing ffrmness. Independent steels de-
rived further strength from anots=r
advance Of pig iron prices, Lacka-
and Crucibie being in especial
demand. Studebaker added one point
to yesterdays spirited rally and ship
pings rose on buying of Mercantile
Marine preferred and Atlantic Gulf.
Initial quotations for rails, equip
ments. coppers and specialties were
fractionaIly higher.
Trading siackened and prices devei-
oped i~rreguj1rity Sfter the early buy.
Ing movement naS run It's course.
Reactions Of 1 to III points in Barns
dan -" Pierce-Arrow preferred and
Standard Oil of New Jersey. together
with similar reversais in Republic and
Cuff States Steels balanced gains
elsewhere. Leading equipments were
, 1922-05-02
Crude Market

teal top. 1850: bulk, s1oGIes5; pigs
stesdy 70 shade lower; bull. 9.756
1o.4o; packing sows. 1oc over.
Sheep - Receipts. $4,000. spring
limbs irregular. some SOC lower; top
CALIFORNIA;, s1e.75; other classes
mostly steady; top ehorn lambs,
$3.50; top wooded lambs, 1850; light
shorn Texas wethers, s1o410.10;
shorn. 90-pound yeariings and twos.
$12.75: shorn 11s-pound California
shorn ewes. ISIS.