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Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
Drastic Measure
Against Scabies

\ copy of an executive order re-
Gently signed and issued by Cover
nor Richardson regarding the i'm
portation of sheep into California
has been received by the Press. The
gist of the order prohibits railroads
or other common carriers from ac-
cepting shipments which are unac-
companied by II permit from the
bureau of animal industry, state de
partment of agriculture, and an in
spection certificate. Further orders
require Il - freedom from disease y
certificate from the state sanitary
authority from which state the
sheep shipment originates. Scabies
is especially mentioned, as even ex-
posurc TO this disease is cause for
entrance into this state being re
fused. Special instructions are con
tanned in the order for inspectors
regarding scabies.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
$500 COWS TO
BE TESTED AS
DRIVE RESULT
Four Units Included Now
In Cow Testing
Association

With guarantee of 3,21S cows,
which means that more than $500
will be tested, the records of the
drive which was held for members
of the Cow Testing Association last
month show that the goal of four
units has been reached, according
to an announcement made today by
Assistant Farm Advisor DeTar. A
few old members will have an op-
portunity to renew their contracts,
DeTar stated, and the testers will
do their best to serve any new ap-
plicants who may ask for the SER
vice, but the "better bull'' cam
nainn will be the issue stressed this
month. N%HsyeN0
With the assistance of Noel Neg
ley, dairy extension specialist of
the state university, who arrived
here today, the dairy department of
the Agricultural Extension service
of Imperial Valley will assist local
dairymen in obtaining bulls of
known pedigree for delivery before
December IS. Any dairymcn inter
ested in this proposition should get
in touch with DeTar at the Agricul-
tural Extension service headquar-
ters, 645 Main Street.
The following list of new men,
bers who signed the Cow Testing
Association contract, as well rs old
members who renewed their former
contracts, has been compiled since
the close of the membership drive:
New Members-Joe Enz. 7. S.
Pusley, f. A. Ray, j. w. Handley,
d. f. Sharp, c. Z. Lawson, D. G..
Gardner, Imfeld & Gianini, Eugene
Laborde, Joe Imfield, Marco Fea,
Joseph Rothlin. Imfeld Brothers,
John Ambord, II. DeHainout, l.. l..
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

Shaw, Mrs. Winnie Philbrick, Al
vim Beeson, j. A. Becson, M. G.
Blanchard, B. L. Riebli, II. Bloom
snia, G. M. Burns, Ben Bonini, Pete
Sibiglia, J. II. Mann & Son, James
Havlick, A. Mayer, w. NJ. Amen,
II. NJ. Brown Miller Brothers, Lon
is Schneider, Felis Niboli, C. A.
Bishop, Jacob Kniff, Fred Tibbetts,
j. w. Briggs, Frank Arouna, Ric
ardo Mendia, r. Tsubouchi, n.
Mantiere, A. Balders, Chas. f..
Parker, Clarence Lewis, Earl Rus
sell, II. Van Horn, Fred II. Kub
ner, Espen & Steichi, d. Souza, Fl.
c. Swink, r. X. Green, w. NJ.
Gates, H. H. Parker, Gosef Ender,
A. b. Jones, Fred Karlen, d. b.
Robertson, T. w. Fisher, w. NJ.
Hodge, L. R. Atkinson, M. Weiss,
T. A. Kissee, f. X. Sasaki,. Frank
Pavao, ID. r. Smith, Moore & Zin
iker, Clem Shimidiy, Reinhard
Pfister, Carl Van Flue.
Old Members:-C. c. Bogue,
John Masserini, f. G. Reid, A. r..
Kramar, w. r.. Warnc, F. G. Smith,
Abrams & Ferguson, j. l.. Dubois,
Elmer Forester, w. II. Forester,
II. w. Williams, +. b. Walker,
Bucket Brothers, Lovcland Rancho,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
CERTIFICATE OF PERSON DO
ING BUSINESS UNDER FIC-
TITIOUS NAME
State Of California,

State OF California,
County of Imperial, IS:
I, the undersigned Peter b.
Klemkarian, do hereby certify that
| am transacting business in the
City of FL Centre, County of I'M
pcrial, State of California, under
the fictitious name and style of
Getty Market;" that my name in
full is Peter b. Klemkarian and
my place of residence is Panama
Hotel, No. 649 Main Street, FL
Centre, California.
In Witness Whereof, / have here
unto set my hand this 20th day of
October, 1923.
PETER b. KLEMKARIAN.
State of California,
County of Imperial, IS:
On this Goth day of October,
1928, before me, J. S. Larew, a
Notary Public in and for the said
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, residing therein, duly com
missioned and sworn, personally ap-
pearcd Peter b. Klemkarian,,
known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the within
Instrument, and acknowledged to
me that he executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed my official seal in said coun
ty the day in this certificate first
above written. $1.t "
]. S. LAREW.
Notary Public in and for Imperial,
State of California.
(SEAL) Oct % 80 Nov 13
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
S.P. CROSSING IS
CLOSED TO TRAFFIC

In order that the work of Install
ing the new crossing over the South
ern Pacific tracks on Main street
may proceed as rapidly as posi-
bic. permission has been obtained
from the city authorities to close
the crossing to traffic during the
day when deemed necessary by the
construction department of the
Southern Pacific Company, which is
doing the work.
The crossing was closed today
from 10 o'clock until > o'clock this
afternoon. 1t is not believed it will
be necessary to close the crossing
more than two hours day after to-
day. While it is closed. eastbound
traffic will be di,erted north on
Fourth street TO the crossing near
the ice plant, returning to Main
street on the east side of the rail
road tracks. The reverse route will
be used for westbound traffic.
Neal H. Gavin, manager of the
local office of the Automobile Club
of Southern California, has had de-
tour signs posted at Fourth street
and 7esst of the crossing, SO that
trafffd will be properly directed.
:, The railroad officials have assur-
ed the city officials that the work
will be expedited as much as possi-
BILE, and that the crossing will
be closed to traffic only when OBJ
solutely necessary.
New York woman shot her land
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

interest of the Trust and pursuant
to the terms of the same, has been
obliged to, and has advanced the
total sum of $65.72 ON May ., 1923,
on account of State and County, FL
Centre City and Imperial Irriga
ton District Taxes, which advance
ment is secured by said Deed of
Trust and bears interest ut the rate
of 1000 per annum, from the date
of advancement, and
WHEREAS, there has been aide
fault in the payment of the balance
Of the principal of said note, and
a default in the payment of all in
terest due and payable on said npte
subsequent to September l, 1922,
and the repayment of the advance
ment, together with interest there
on; there being the total sum of
$344.62 now due and unpaid, aud
the said The First National Bank
of Imperial, corporation. hs hold
ed of the prOmSsOrv note and i'll
debtcdncss mentioned therein and
secured by said Deed of Trust, has
declared all sums secured thereby
Immediately due and payable md
has executed and delivered to said
Trustee written Declaration of
Default and demand for sale, n
provided by said Deed of Trust, and
WHEREAS, said Trustee and said
Beneficiary have recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of
said County of Imperial, in which
said real property conveyed by said
Deed of Trust is situated, a notice
Of such breach and of the election
of said Beneficiary TO cause said
property to be sold to satisfy said
obligation, and KS
WHEREAS, three months have
elapsed following the rccordation
of said notice. 5
NOW THEREFORE, notice is
hereby given that THE PEOPLES
4 ABSTRACT AND TITLE COM
PANY, by virtue Of the authority
vested in it as Trustee. will sell
at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash in gold coin. on
the 7th day Of November, 1929. at
the hour Of Ten O'Clock A. M. of
said day, at the front or main en-.
trance TO the Imperial County
Court House, in the City Of FL
Centro, California, all the interest
conveyed to it by said Deed of
Trust, in and to the following dcs-
cribed real property, towit:
Lots Two (2), Six (G), Eight
(8) Nine 90, and Ten NO3,
in Block Twenty-six (2G) Of
the Third Addition to III Cen
tro, in the City of FL Ccntro,
County Of Imperial, State Of
California, as per Map there
of No. l06 filed in the office
of the County Recorder of I'M
pcrial County.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. sal,
THE PEOPLES ABSTRACT AND
TITLE COMPANY, as such Trns.
tee has hereto affixed its Corporate
name and seal by its officers there.
unto duly authorized this 18th day
of October, 1928.
THE PEOPLES fABSTRACT AND
TITLE COMPANY,
(Signed) BY Jas. II. Ford! .il
Vice-Presidenf
(signed) BY W. II. Lavayea;
Secretary
Corporate Sealf
Oct l6 % 80 Nov 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

have. enjoyed splendid health ever
since, | can sincerely recommend
Tanlac to anyone.
Mrs. Cora Lynch, well-known
practical nurse, 1896 Avenue G.,
Birmingham, Ala, expresses her
gratitude to Tanlac in the follow
ing words:
For three or four years l had
suffered from q combination of
stomach, liver and kidney disorders,
could not assimilate my food and
was almost constantly suffering
from pains in different parts of
my body. Tanlac restored my health
splendidly. 1 now keep it in the
house and take a little when not
feeling right. 1t never disappoints
me-
Miss Mary Earle, 1881 North
goth ST., Omaha, Neb., for fifteen
years a practical nurse, recently
stated:
81 can recommend Tanlac not
only because of what it has done for
me, but also because of what
have seen it do for others. After a
long spell of typhoid my brother
was so weak he could barely walk
from one chair to another. | gave
him Tanlac and it was simply mar
velous the way it built him up.
Nursing him through that long i'll
ness left me weak and exhausted. I
could eat but little and my food
hurt me. Tanlac restored my
strength and health and built me up
fifteen pounds in weight. AS a
nurse and user of Tanlac I give it
my unqualified endorsement
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 37-million bottles sold.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

TT isn't like a normal boy to sit
still and let the other fellows do
all thcplaying. Anormalyoung-
c:cris ayouHgginger-jar Jar. Full ofgo!
Full playful Of the "old nick"
itself! And restless as the tides!
So, when an otherwise healthy
lad gets listless and unsociable-
something's wrong! Chances are,
it's his food department.
Before we 60 another paragraph
wccanhearsome mother say" "Why
my boy eats plenty! There's moth
ing wrong with his appetite. But
heaven knows where it goes! 1t
doesn't seem to stay with him very
long"
That's just it! He is stoking
plenty of "fuel' into his fur
mace" but he isn't getting up
much steam" He is eating
enough but is it food rich in
energy for study and play?
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, by atDeed of Trust
dated December 3, 1920, recorde /
December I, 1920, in Book 176,
Page 81 of Deeds. Records Of I'm
pcrial County, California, to which
record reference is hereby made, +.
4. Martin and Jeanette Martin, his
wife, did grant and convey fhc pro
pcrtv therein aad hereinafter des-
eribed 10 THE PEOPLES Alb.
STBACT AND TITLE COMPANY,
Il corporation, Of III Centre, Cali
fornia, as Trustee, TO secure,
among other things the payment Of
one certain romissory note, in fax
or Of The First National Bank Of
Imperial, corporation, and othcr
sums of money advanced and in
tcrest thereon.
WHEREAS, said owner aud hold
er Of sad proniissofy note aud Deed
of Trust, in order to protect the
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
u. S. LAND BANK
TO LOAN MILLIONS
TO CAL. GROWERS
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6.-The
agricultural industry of California
will be loaned $7,000,000 within the
next year by the federal land bank,
through the intermediate credit sys-
tenn according to M. l.. Corey, mem
ber Of the new branch Of the feder-
al reserve board.
California cooperative organiza-
fions will be the greatest benefieiar-
les, il was announced. These grow
ers have received $3,000,000 already
in loans.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

Hospitals of benevolent societies
in Peru are maintained from rev
tnue largely derived from lotteries.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

Food scientists have worked out
this very question for you. They
have found it is the cardohydrates
the energy units in food-that
are most needed by children on
the 60 and grow.
Some foods have these more
than Others, of course. Wheat, for
example, has wonderful food value.
Everyone knows that. But the
whole of the wheat hasn't nearly
as much energy-value as germ
of the wheat. That's why germ
uheat is used in Sperry .Germea.
In fact, Germea contains fire
times as much life-energy as the
whole of the wheat. 1t is a made
to-order cereal for growing folks
because it supplies two great food
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06
100000 Blaze
In S F. Building
by United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. G.
Fire in the Realty Building on Mar
kct street late yesterday did dam
age estimated today at 100000.
1t burned eight stores and dam
aged the headquarters of seven can
didates in today's municipal elec
ton.
Street car traffic at the hour
when thousands were returning
home after their days work, was
tied up for two hours and street
ears were jammed for blocks up and
down Market street.
Horat Brothers, A. Burger, II. G.
Farnsworth, A. Moroni, E. A. Ma
ter, Thompson Brothers, Hiorth
Brothers, Joe Casanova. Robt. Am
stead, A. w. Cary, Dorman & Smith,
j. v. Yeargin
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

clements for chill
drcn: Energy to
goon;strengthto to
grow on!
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

Try Press Want Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

New York woman shot her land
lord for a robber. The mistake
seems o1re quite easily made.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

Or 5565 miles of canal at $9.S6000 mile
If desire work with
moving dredges heavy
repair work, the charge compared with bid
rec
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-06

Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills. adv
Washington Journal., 1923-08-17
Ser Cont.

9[uf einem 9iurr beim ariegs-
geminnler &adulfe lit ais Gbrengalt
ein General a. .. gr5cilcn5 y. gnf
i'm bGlt @adulfe einen ii6eridmeng-
liten Soait uno forocrt am SdlnB
beim Sod alti Die GrSeIlen5 ale Die
ienigen @6lte ouf, lid BON ibren
9lGeen gu erbebeu, Oie iriiber ge-
oient baben. - 0oraltf ltebel ldnt.
Iihe anlpeIenoen - Tarnen altT.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-17
Stelt Gnre 3immcrpilau5en im
Spmmcr ms 6reie.

9as bat 5t geiheben, oamit lie
iid am Worgentaii laben, IDre
Mltter, Die Some pieoerieben.
pom 9iegcn abgctuaidert, bon Der
2uft uno pom @in0e beipegt pcr.
Den. Dine @eipeglmg tein Seben.
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ipegt, 10 lit aud fir oaS @eoeibert
mo @oblbcfin0en Gtrer Tilan5en.
oie alldb lebenoe @cid0pic limo, BE.
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biegen mo bellger, bin uno ber be-
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tagnlls in ser gllten Gtube oaIte-
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oouu lit ser @Grtucr oaron idulh,
ser ole Yflnn5e gelieiert bat.
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nen icbr baltbaren slnitrid fir o.
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lucun man @ei3enmebl III Mild
foft uno oas @las oomit beitreiht.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-17
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material.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-17
Xs2yy2R HN4 .AMlSszIIMl|,sssYOJ| sz I|,
By HELEN KENDALL ELECTRIC LIGHTING THE
 CARMEN

During these glorious spring and early summer days when those. of us who do not live in the country or the suburbs are busily seeking out our friends who do, it is hard to think or write about anything except the growing beauty and charm of our landscapes. Everywhere, both in country and city, there is in evidence the influence of the landscape gar dener. the magazine articles which and trees and flowers effectively, and the commercial concerns which have brought within reach of the people all the decorative devices for beauti- flying even limited grounds and gar dens
 It seems to me that never before were there so many pretty yards and terraces and arbors and rock walls ard Towering shrubs, with jolly lit- tie houses tucked in among them. Surely never before has the small home dweller done so much to show his ingenuity and his love of outdoor as well as indoor attractiveneSs. At modest suburban home I vis- ited recently, this ingenuity had been shown in quite an unusual way. We had arrived late in the afternoon and had of course at once seen the low. sloping rtofed house. the well laid out garden. the grouping of ever
  garage built into the rear of the dwelling. But after dinner on the open paved piazza. our hostess said: Lets go out and walk in the gar den."
 It was a pitch black night, with no moon and few stars, and l won dered what Joy there would be in
 groping along dark garden paths. But as we stepped down from the terrace, out host touched an electric button on the post, and suddenly the whole garden sprang into shaded light. Then l saw that the little rus tic birdhouses on poles along the paths each held an electric lamp! The light flooded the brilliant flowers be. meath and made the whole garden A delight. The young son of the house had done the wiring, it seemed. and so there was little expense connected with 1t, but the effect was one which added much to the charm of the place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-17
How To Play Auction Bridge
BY ANNIE ADALR FOSTER.
Two Suits, With Examples

of three hearts, bid one sc you can show spades later. because in the event you do not get help from your partner you can go back to three hearts without assistance from him.
 EXAMPLE NO. HI
 Spade-Ace. jack. eight. three. two 'Heart-Ace, jack, eight, seven, four. three.
 Diamond-Seven. Club-Ten.
 Bid hearts first. as you have greater length in that suit.
 EXAMPLE NO. W
 spade-King, queen, seven, four three.
 Heart-Ace, seven.
 Diamond-Ace, queen, jack. seven three. Club-Queen.
 Bid cne spade first and if there | is a bid from either adversary an6 partner doesn't raise, bid diamonds should partner not have a raise at all and spades suit him better, he should let you know the preference as it doesn't increase the contract
 EXAMPLE NO. V
 The most wonderful two suiter ever saw, and the pleasure of holding 1t was mine: Spades-None.
 Hearts-Ace, king. queen, seven six, two. Diamonds-Ten. Club--Ace, king, queen. ten, seven two. I bid enc heart, second In hand two spades, third and fourth hands pass, I bid three clubs; three spades from the adversaries. My partner passed. The bidding went so high my partner finally bid five hearts showing the preference over clubs The final bidding was seven hearts It was doubled. I redoubled and made a grand slam. The other side still has the ace of diamonds. Copyright, 1923. by Annie Adair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-17
BEAUTY AND HEALTH
By DIR. LILLIAN C. WHITNEY

Fly DIX. LILLIAN U. WHITNEY
 Trixie-The only thing you can do for a "protruding Adams apple" is to fatten your throat with exercises and massage. Bend your head back ward and forward against resistance tense the muscles-first five times, then ten. and daily increase until you do 30, morning and night. Exercises of this kind. when persisted in, de velops and hardens the muscles. Add to this, daily massage of the throat with fattening cream.
 r. Elias tape worm been thought of in your friends case?
 F. W.--Peroxide of hydrogen may act well on the dark spot. Mop it on as often as convenient and allow it to horse radish aplied in the same way peels the skin. Tincture of iodine will also do this.
 P. M.-Nothing but exercise will fill out your undcveloped foot. Lift the weight of your body upon the toes of that foot, support yourselw by holding on to a chair. Repeat this as many times as ycu can-short of fa- tigue-morning and night. Also presc as in the act of forcing before you heavy weight. oD this frcm five to ten times night and morning. To develop the smaller muscles, pick up marble or other small objects With your toes.
 Edna-I am very sorry that 1t has taken so long to reach your letter. Violet and other rays are only bene- ficial when used by experts. There is nothing peter for the hair and scalp than deep seated massage. Use the tops of the fingers with which to press and roll the scalp upon the underlying bone. In this way the hair follicles are coaXed to active health and growth by the stimulated circulation. I do not take kindly to hair stains; and never advise a dye. The following stain is very simple, easily prepared and imparts to the hair ad ark brown color.
 Pyrogallic acid 1 ounce. alcohol 9 ounces. water ounces. Mix and ap- ply to the hair with a soft brush every day until the desired shade Is obtained. Any druggist will com pound this at a small cost.