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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
PINE VALLEY A SPOT OF SUPERB
BEAUTY THAT LURES IMPERIAL
VALLEY FOLKS WITH ITS CHARM

crave and seek out among the hills
and the tall pines, and the wide in
vitiug oaks.
Is Leading Resort
Little need be said Of Pine Valley
as it is becoming recognized as one
Of the leading resorts in the coun-
try and several hundred people
have purchased plots Of ground and
have started homes. A great many
of those are our own town folks,
Just building place to go to rest
If is also surprising to note the
number Of people from Los An
geles, Long Beach, and Pasadena,
who are building or who have pur-
chased lots in Pine Valley.
They, Like Judson, were visionary
in their ideals and sought out Pine
Valley. They saw the wonderful
climate: the inspiring scenery,
which lifts one above the petty ills
and worries Of life; the lifegiying
air-a blend Of the air of the
mountains and seattle universal
supply of pure water, perfect mat
mal drainage.
One can have a leisurelv lunch
con at the c0mmodious cabin 1000
feet above the sea, and can almost
reach out and touch a rim Of
mountains on all sides. As far as
the eye can see the horizon will be
bounded with minor peaks and
spread at ones feet will be the
broad, fertile Pine Valley.
Sport plays a large part in the
life around Pine Valley. Golf will
be a big factor as the new nine
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
By NEAL S. ANDERSON

am convinced that the forces Of
nature have combined to make San
Diego county the playground par
excellence Of California. This region
is blessed with climate that invites
one outdoors 365 days per year and
with that outdoors presents unpar-
alleled beauty and interest-stately
forests, a wealth of greenery and
native flora, of ferns and flowering
shrubs; of majestic pine clad noun
tains, seen across beautiful lakes
and placid stretches of sea; of wat
erfalls and rushing streams and
most of all, the state s finest motor
roads.
Y Is essentially country for pl%'
and sport--of every sort Of rcCrU@-
tion outdoors. 1t is not only the
perfection of the climate but its
variety; not only the wealth of its
scenic beauty but its infinite range
not only the opportunity for sport
and pleasure but their greatest di-
versity.
II was this wealth of healthful
ideas that started c. S. Judson TO
open up his remarkable tract of
land in Pine Valley. He was Wis
ionary enough 10 realize that San
Diego county was chuck full OF
Fairgrounds; that he lad in his
tract one of those places where
men. women and children long to
20, Just TO "sit around while and
rest, = and If the mood came TO play,
to hike, to build q camp and to en-
Joy that which The city dwellers
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
.CUYAMACA WATER
COMPANY SHOWING
A LARGE DEFICIT

Cuyamaca Water Company, oper-
ating in San Diego, reports to the
Railroad Commisss~n for the year
1923 that its operating revenue was
$l44,41A23; operating expenses
$114,71S.32, giving a net operating
revenue of 500, 9,695.91. Miscellane-
Gus operating revenue amounted
to $4,942.40. Interest, rent and other
deductions totaled $S,156,49. The
net coporate income for the year
was $2G,4s1.82. The deficit at tho
beginning o fthe year amounted to
$l09, 9,637S8. Miscellaneous addi
tions to surplus for 1923 amounted
to $10,471.55; leaving an aceumulat-
ed deficit at the end of the year Of
$l62, ,8377l.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
Camp Curry i'm
Yosemite Open
to Motor Cars

Los ANGELES, May 3.-Yosem-
ite is now open to automobile travel,
according to advices received here
from Camp Curry by j. A. c.. Wat
ers, Southern California representa-
tive.
Visitors to the park may enter
by way of the Wawona road, which
is reported in fair shape, or from
Merced by train if this mode of
tlavel is preferred.
Excellent spring weather attended
the opening Of Camp Curry, Satur'
day, April 26, for the 1924 season
Mr.. Waters also reports the 1924
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03

holes will be ready soon. Pine Val
ley knows four seasons, yet they
are as one, the soft blending of
spring into summer-summer to
autumn and autumn to winter is
but the modulation of a lovely
voice, as nature calls Forth her
loveliest offerings to delight man
kind.
Many Attractive Spots
But Pine Valley is not the only
place in San Diego county to have
a good time. Ine motorists who
delight to get beyond the beckon-
ing and restraining hand of the
traffic officer into the undisputable
realm of nature should study San
Diego county and its places to go.
Motoring in San Diego county is
q revelation in the life of the road
through virgin forests, along
beautiful streams, past shimmering
lakes and tumbling waterfalls and
greenery indescribably beautiful,
along broad reaches Of the sea and
again through rich and fertile
farming districts and blossoming
orchards, usually with one or more
great snow peaks in view and al
ways over fine motoring roads. 1t
is a paradise for the motorist.
Visit Pine Valley real soon, also
other parts of the great San Diego
county. You'll enjoy it all. A wei
come contrast to the bum-drum Of
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03

road maps have been received from
Camp Curry and are ready for dis
tribution. These are described as
being a marked Improvement in
many features over preceding edi-
tions. Thoroughly up to date roda
information and travel directions
are given in detail. Those desir.,
ing maps may secure them free of
charge, it is announced, by writing
to the Southern California Camp
Curry office, 732 South Spring
street, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
RALLY WILL CLOSE
M'ADOO CAMPAIGN

LOS ANGELES, May Cam
paign of William G. McAdoo for
endorsement by California Demo
Gratis in the primaries Tuesday win
close with rally here Monday af-
ternoon at which McAdoo will be
the principal speaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
Golfers of L. A.
Are Smiling
Anew
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, May s.
Cheer blooms anew in the heart
of the golfer whose income ex-
cludes membership in exclusive 4,
country clubs.
Griffith Park, where are To-
Gated the city's two fine mum, ,
icipal golf courses, opened this
morning, with all foot and
mouth quarantine bans lifted.
The park has been closed for
several days, and followers of
the pasture sport were awfully
put out about it.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03
WILL BRING BACK
ALLEGED HOLDUP MAN

CLEVELAND, o., May 3.--Joe
Bertsch, of Los Angeles, indicted
for alleged participation in two
$500 900 mail truck holdups, will
be returned to California for trial,
federal Officers who are holding
Bertsch here said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03

the city awaits you in the back
country of San Diego.
Crank up the Emery old barge"
this week and have real tour.
You IL come hack with q lot Of good
ideas stored away in your mind and
a lot of good fresh cir in your
system.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-03

Pomona, Los Angeles County,
will have a new $3.50 900 hotel at
Holt and Towne avenues.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
WOMEN VOTERS Of
STATE TO STUDY
At LAFAYETTE
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
to Be Principal Speaker in
TWo-Day Institute,

indianapolis women who will at
tend the third annual citizenship in
stitute to be held Nov. 20-21 at La
fayette. under the auspices Of the
Tippecanoe County League OF Wom-
en- Voters, and the history and eco
Monies departments Of Purdue Uni
versity, are Mrs. Wilmer Christian,
Mrs. Isaac Born, Mrs. s. f. Per
kins, Miss Helen Rogers Hand, Miss
Sara Lauter. Miss Gertrude Nc
Hugh, Mrs 0. l.. Andrews, Mrs.
George F'infrock ana Mrs. Walter
5. Greenough. Mrs. Greenough will
discuss the school attendance and
Sheppard TOwner laws. as trey are
being worked out in Indiana, Friday.
Other Indiana women who have
places on the program of the insti-
tute are Mrs. Virginia Meredith of
Lafayette. who viii speak on the
work Of the State probation depart
ment. and Mrs. A. G. Clauser Of Del
phi who will talk on the child labor
amendment
The principal feature Of the insti-
tute will he The address by Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait, founder Of the
International Woman's Suffrage Al
lance, and honorary president OF the
National League Of Women Voters.
Mrs. Catt viii be the guest Of honor
at a tea 10 be given Friday after
noon I'm the home economies build
ing She Will speak Friday evening
at an omen meeting in Eliza Fowler
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Not UD to Ideal

Uyt~ Martha Lee. am i young man
% years u.d [ have ben s0ur win a
sir. a.vars Thought ot as - good pal.
but never thought OK marrying as sh- IS
ult the b.ad uf cir, ] always Intended 10
marry Bus now I find | am in love With
her
shall marry her and forget my tdeal7
THIS girl ls "a good sport and has run
around lot She nice glrt but 1
hay- always pictured my wife as the
"o,3-tashloncd' kind. and this glri is not
Ike that
Inn afraid u I-marry her I'll hnd my
idea later But 7 may not. and hate to
thiaS this girl would be- married to some
one else NJ. " h
Your ideal" probably is sitting at
nome. thinking bitter thoughts Of
the mon who want girls like her for
wives but intend TO take out good
sports" as much As they may please
before getting married.
The good sport you love prob
ably is TOO good for you ! don't
think she would have the con-
temptible thoughts you express.
I dare say she would make good
VIE for you, but III wager she
would never look at You again II she
knew how you feel about marriage.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Bridal Shower

Dear Miss Ice. l. Would ak months
before a wedding bs too early 10 give a
shower
what sort Of games or entertainment
would you suggest? ANONYMOUS
I. The best laid plans o mice
an men gang aft agley." Even So
with the plans OF brides This
makes it wise TO delay your shower
until a month or two before the
marriage.
2. / could not list here the many
games you might play. The library
could provide books giving them.
Your guests might hem towels, sew
name tags In the brides garments or
do some other sort Of sowing for the
bride
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

LETTER FROM RUTH BURKE
TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CONTINUE

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The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Clubs and
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The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Al Smith Is Guest

BIZ Tuifed Press
FRENCH LICK. Ind, Nov. IS
Municipal building codes We're de
Tended at the convention OF the
American Institute of Steel Con
struction. I'm annual session here. by
Frank Burton. Detroit building COM
missioner. who declared cities should
select building inspectors vino are
technically trained Governor Al
Smith of New York was q guest at
the annual banquet.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

College Melting Pot bazaar Nov.
2I-22 at the Spink-Arms VIII be
held.
Mrs. Birney Spradllng is general
chairman for the bazaar
Proceeds VIII 20 TO the Wash
ington Clubhouse fund and the
general education fund Of the as-
so.iauon. The Washington Club
house Is one Of "a link Of Similar
University Women's clubhouses in
seventeen countries of The world.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Parties, Meetings and Social ACtiUitieS

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The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
To RemOve Spots

To remove grease spots from
books, lay piece OF blotting paper
over the spot and press with a warm
flatiron. If not entirely removed,
cover thickly with powdered magne-
sia or fuller's earth and let stand
a day or two.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
WEEK BUSY FOR
A.A. i. n. BAzAR
CHAIRMEN, AIDES
Meeting of Local Branch and
Booth Committees Wind
uD'MeIting Pot Plans,

4 thousand gay mrs mas 20 y
have been sent OUT Dy .ne 90, eIiiese
women oi the cry, llel''i'5 1lI'-'i''4
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The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

C1ES. H. 4. WOODSMALL,
I'M 334o \. Meridian 81. is
- chairman for the oxford
College dinner Friday night al the
Polly Primm Tea Room to launch
the indianapolis drive N the
Nationwide campaign for the
$500 0e0 endowment fund.
Mrs. Frank ID. HATFIELD. 336
Harvard PI. is president n the
Indianapolis branch of the Amer
Jean Association If University
Women under whose auspices the
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

Prepare a harmless and effective
garsle by dissolving two Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin in four table
spoonfuls Of water. Gargle throat
thoroughly Repeat in two hours Il
necessary
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. marked
with the Bayer Cross, which can be
had in tin boxes of twelve tablets
for few cents.-Advertisem
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

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the paper about
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

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ST. entertained Friday evening with
a shower Tor MISS FeneVleVe De
Juno, whose marriage to Arthur y.
hlrch OF Lake Wales Fla. viii take
place Wednesday. Ices ana appoint
iieii,S We're III the DTide coiofS'
ne EueSts' Misses Anna FauSt,
lteien Colbert. Marian Geeves. Ruth
Maulding, Julia Kaia' Bernice krch'
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The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

Resinol, l thought I-would give 1t
a trial. l can't praise 1t enough,
for it has done wonders for the
baby's skin and she sleeps all
through the night now. l would
advise anyone with a similar case
to try Resinol Ointment" (Signe0
Mrs. Rose Goersdorf, q Furman
Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
All druggists sell Resinol Soap
and Ointment.-Advert
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Factory Foreman Killed

By Times Special
GOSHEN. Ind. Nov. 15.-Frank
Afaier. foreman Of the Goshen Sash
and Door Company, was killed here
late Friday when he stepped in front
of a Big Four train here
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Baby Tortured Day
and Night
ResInol Stopped itching and
Healed Sick Skin

Il thought it might interest you
to know how much Resinol has
done for my baby. Her face was
covered with scabs and the itch
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
Y. v. COOPERATES
WITH UNIVERSITY
GYMNASIUM CLASS
Credit Given Butler Girls for
Training in Swimming
Pool.

A new phase Of Y. w. C. A. stus
dent cooperation is the swimming
class for Butler University Thurs
day afternoon By arrangement be-
tween Miss Louise Schulmeyer, di-
rector of girls athletics at Butlers
and Miss Louise Noble, health educ
cation director at the Y. ". c. A,
the college girls may receive ButleR
gymnasium credit by using the Y.
W. pool
The Athletic Association viii mold
its annual business meeting Monday
evening at 7:45. Officers will be
elected
The Y. 3. G. I Club will hold d
public skating party Tuesday eve
ming at SIS.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15
VIII Hold Dresses

If you will wrap several rubber
bands about the ends Of your dress
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

!. W. L. a Notes
The High School Girl Reserves
will have a Thanksgiving banquet
Friday evening at the Y. w. c. a.
Miss Madonna Hissler, president Of
the Inter Club Council, will be toast
mistress.
Goodwill. the Magician" a world
friendship pageant. will be given at
the Y. W. c. y by the Girl Re-
serves at the vesper services Sunday
afternoon at +.
The cast:
American children: Esther Lang
don. Ellen McFadden. Katherine
Burton. Dorothy Siddons, Delight
Baxter. Edna Shively. Virginia Lee
Straw. Marie Johnson. Alta Keeler,
Evelyn WoIford. Margaret Black,
Japanese: Olga Boncke Italian;
Frances Burton. French. Thelma Ia
coma. Dutch; Oracle Robb, Englishi
Helen l. Titus, Chinese: Leone Ia
coma. German: Edith Brown, Rus.
sian; Priscilla Pittenger. the magi.
ciai, good will.
Miss Madonna Hessler. president
Of the Inter-Club Council, will have
charge of devotions.
Criminal Judge James A. Collins
viii speak at the Forum discussion
Friday at SIS p IN. on The Ju-
venila Court Movement IN America"
The Student Council will hold its
annual Christmas sale the first week
in December.
one Of the principal features Of
the United Stewardship Conference
in indianapolis Nov. 22-24 will be
the pageant. THE DrAm That Came
True" 70 ne given Nov. % at Caleb
Mills Hall The pageant is being
directed by Mrs. Kerop Ashjian,
chairman Of the cast committee. As
sistine Mrs. Ashjian are Miss Joy
Taylor, education director at the y.
w. c. y: Mrs Elvira Estes, chair
man Of music; c. y. Green, stage
manager; the Rev. Otto B. Moor,
pastor Of Emmanuel Reformed
Church. church publicity chairman,
and W G. Roberts, y. n. c. A. Bible
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chairman.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
Will have q guest meeting at the
y. w. c. A. Wednesday afternoon at
2:30. Mrs. Z. II. Thomson VIII
speak on Moses as a Character
General topic is old Testament
Character Studies"
The membership committee is
planning a recognition service for
new members Nov. so.
Mrs. Buchanans Bible classes
VIII study the parallels of the Two
Sons, taking Matt. 21:2S-44 as the
text
The program of the Federation
Clubs for the week follows:
Monday Z P. M.-Meeting Of the
Social committee to plan for a
Thanksgiving party with the Y. M.
c. A
Tuesday $3.50 P. M-Meeting Of
the Business Girls and formal or
ganization of the club.
Wednesday Gas P. M.-Federa-
ton supper and recreation.
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Glass-topped picture tacks are ex-
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The High School Girl Reserves
will have a Thanksgiving banquet
Friday evening at the Y. w. c. a.
Miss Madonna Hissler, president Of
the Inter-Club Council, will be toast
mistress.
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The regular business meeting OF
the PM Pi Psi sorority will be held
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Alice Sexton. 1906 MarIowe Ave.
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FROM Ibis c0MPIETE ELECTRICAL STORE
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Wolf and son,
Preston. 453O Guiiford Ave, have
returned from ten weeks trip in
the East.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

The membership committee is
planning a recognition service for
new members Nov. 80.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

The Wednesday Afternoon Club
Will have a guest meeting at the
!. W. c. A Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 Mrs. Z. II. Thomson VIII
speak on Moses as a Character"
General topic is old Testament
Character Studies"
The Indianapolis times., 1924-11-15

Mrs. Buchanan Bible classes
viii study the parallels of the Two
Sons, taking Matt. 21:2S44 as the
text.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-30

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