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Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

karnak Are
Guaranteed

Karnak is sold under strict
guarantee that the first two bottles
will produce beneficial, reslfltsk or
the purchase price will lbes refunded
without question. Both the manu-
facturers and the local distributors
sTand squareH behind this 5guaran-
tee. ~ sf S@ 20
This policy was Announced by
Mr.. Leo Carroll, of Standard Drug
Products, Incorporated. u M
Substantiates Claims II
Mr. Carroll. first fexpressedchis
sincere appreciation of the interest
and enthusiastic support given his
Company by leading citizens here,
who were interested in securing
Karnak. for this city. "This shows,,'
said Mr.. Carroll, "that your ,eiti-
zens are anxious to try M. Andres
new discovery, and it is privilege
to tell the public that the medicine
will be sold under strict guarantee.
We want them to know that we al
! ways have and always will sub
stantiate every claim made for Kar-
max.
''Our guarantee amounts simply
to this: Anyone who purchases two
bottles of Karnak is not benefited
by it may get their money hack
without question"
''The great reputation of Kar-
! ms L 80 1a1
else. People buy the medicine be
cause of the great benefits they re
ceive from its use. Thousands have
written thanking us for the splen
did results they get from it. A
trial quickly shows that Karnak is
different and better medicine
NJ. Andre gave. TO il distinctive
characteristics which place it IN IL
class by itself, and it is not to be
confused with other medicines.
Has Stood Test
" Karnak is manufactured by ont
of Americas oldest, largest and
most reputable pharmace eutica
houses, which subjected NJ. Andre :.
discovery to the most prolonged
and searching scientific tests. These
tests proved its restorative power
to be little short of astonishing
Then our own company undertook
a long series of tests under condi
tions of actual usage which con
: ditions of actual usage which con
firmed in every detail the results
announced by the pharmaceutical
laboratories. Since then Karnal
has achieved phenomenal success il
the hands of the people everywhere
it has been introduced. These arr
among the many underlying condi
tions which make it possible for III
to offer such an unusual and nn
] qualified guarantee. y
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
Issues Correction
on Finney Cards

f. ID. Griffin wishes to make a
correction regarding the campaign
literature of A. c. Finney, candl'
date for the assembly of the 18TH
district, state of California
Through misunderstanding, there
appears on Mr.. Finney's cards a
notation to the effect that Mr.. Fin
ney has been endorsed by the Elk
service Men s Political Club of I'm
perial County. This statement IS IN
error, as there is no such organiza'
tion as an ex-service mems politi'
cal club at this time.
Mr.. Griffin claims responsibility
for the mistake appearing on the
campaign advertising matter. The
cards were prepared by committee
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
PERSONALS

A. C. Johnston returned last eve
ming from a two week s stay in Los
Angeles where Mrs. Johnston is
spending the summer. He came by
way of San Diego in time to join IN
theSwing parade there yesterday.
A. NJ. Williams has gone to join
Mrs. Williams am his daughter,
Dorothy, at Catalina. He expects
to stay until September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Conley are
back from an automobile tour OF
central and northern California.
Their trip included Yosemite, Lake
Tahoe, Huntington Lake and other
noted scenic points.
A. V. Cazenave, manager of the
local j. c. Penney company store
has returned from a two weeks
auto trip up the coast. At San Fran
CISCO he was joined by Mrs. Cazen-
ave who had been there for SIX
weeks previous. They came back in
time to take part in the Swing dem
onstration i'm San Diego. Monday.
Mrs. F.. /. Purdy left for the
coast where she will spend her vaca-
tion.
' Duke johnson returned from~-a
vacation spent on the ciost.
Dr. Sem Bacon spent ths week
end at Iona Linda.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. King return
ed from San Bornardino- Mrs.
King s brother, Clinton Cox, return
ed with them.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
COLORADO RIVER CONTROL
CLUB
Declaration of Principles

"To promote by every proper
means the early construction of a
flood control and storage dam on
the Colorado River at site toa be
selected by proper governmental au-
thority. and which will afford ade-
quate flood protection and storage
for the Imperial Valley and all 9th
er irrigable lands in the lower Colo
RADIO River basin.
To urge that the dam be con
structed in such manner and on such
a site as will make possible the
development of the maximum of
bvdro- electric mower, but that the
development of power shall ALWAYS
he subordinated to the use of water
for irrigation, and TO flood con
troll
RESOLUTION adopted August
Is, 1924, by THE CALIFORNIA
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATIONS
and approved by representative OF
the BOULDER DAM ASSoCIA-
TION, THE TMPERIAIL IRRIGA-
TION DISTRICT. and others;
WHEREAS, the construction OF
a dam in the Colorado River at such
place or places as may be selected
bv prnoer government a"thoritv
viii afford protection to life and
property in the Imperial Valley and
elsewhere and viii make p/sible the
development of tremendous hydro
electric energy for the industrial
needs of great portion of America
and will provide the water for do
mestic purposes which is absolute
ly essential to the continued growth
of the cities of this portion OF
America Now Therefore;
BE TT RESOLVED, That we
urge upon the Congress of the Unit
ed States the earliest possible con-
strnetion of dam on said river, to
be placed high enough up the river
to accomplish the purposes above
set forth.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
Karnak,Sensational
New Medicine, Now
On Sale At Loynd']''s Id
Thousands Acclaim the Wonderful Restorative Pow
er of M. Andres Remarkable Discovery and De-
clare 1t Boon to Suffering Humanity.
HAS HAD PHENOMENAL SUCCESS

Karnak, the sensational health-buder discover
ed by M Pierre Andre, noted French chemist which has
such phenomenal results in the larger
cities is now sale at the Loynd Drug Co. .,,, =.
Owing to the enormous demand for karnak, and the
success has achieved everywhere it has been
introduced this enerprsng firm has placed with the
ufacture Karnak the largest order given here for
a single medicine. ehf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
Insure Your Hay with Edgar
Bros. Realty Co. adv

Farm Bureau Extends Thanks
= We wishsto extend our thank. and
cengratulations to all the farmers
and mefehants of Imperial Valley
and to all other persons who in any
manner contributed TO the splendid
success of the parade at San Die
go. thereby supporting our efforts
to reselect Congressman Swing and
to bring about the passage of the
Swing johnson bill which we be
lieve to be of the highest interest
to our valley as whole States
Q. c. Webster, president of I'M
perial County Farm Bureau.
Davis Beauty Parlor for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Money to Loan on automobiles.
Contracts bought. Fred R. Cross.
SEQ Main st. Phone $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Ranch Land Sold--Ths compile
tion Of real estate deal which has
u.ss been announced transfers ap-
proximately 200 acres of ranch
land from Arthur p. Spraglie 10
Clarence f. Gaga for Investment
purposes. The land is located south
west Of Seeley and consists of lots
and 2 in section two. and lots 5
and in east half of southwest
quarter of section thirtyfive, town
ships Is and l6, range IL. The prop
erty is near the San Diego highway.
Mr.. Gage, former resident of I'm
perial Valley is now located in San
Diego.
Eatables. al. Steve-s are kept
fresh in a big roomy refrigerating
plant. adv
Appetising Special Noon Dag
Lunch at Liberty Cafe for 40c.
Music while you eat. adv
Arrested At Fire-Four men were
placed under arrest yesterday by
police officers when they were said
to have crossed over fire hose dur
ing the fire on Broadway and
Commercial streets. They were ord
cred to appear in police court this
morning where two of them furnish
ed S25.00 cash bond. The other
two are to appear for trial tomor-
row morning. The four are: w. H.
Gibbons, FL Centre: John Bulloni,
Imperial; John w. Love colored,
Imperial; Edgar Starr, FL Centre.
bnioni and Love paid the cash
bond.
Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open Air
Dance Pavilion at Heber. l7tf
Meals. at. Steve's taste better.
That 8 why we're always busy. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Cigars and Tobaccos, alway,
fresh ct Steves'. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
uents. Phone 227. adv
Enjoy Your Meals in pleasant
surroundings at Liberty Cafe.
Strictly American. adv
Georges Bowles Resurned-George
Bowles. official starter at the re-
gatta held in San Diego last week,
is back in FL Centre. Mr. Bowles
declared that the regatta was the
finest in the history of the Pacific
coast and said that he had never
enjoyed a better time. He former
ly was commodore of the San Die
90 Yacht club, and his appointment
TO the position of starter was made
in recognition of his experience and
record among boats.
Have You Plenty Fire Insurance?
See Tyler Bros. Ragan Insurance
Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19
Fire Is Under
Control, S. B.

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 19.-
Forest fire which has ragged since
Friday on the nortl. SIDE OF the San
Bernardino mountains was believed
under control this afternon.
A detail of the 300 men who have
been fighting the blaze was return
ed to this city today, leaving a force
large enough to cope with the exist
ing emergency. Back firing is be-
ing resorted to in an effort to con
fine the flames to the Powell can
yon district, where theysare expect
ed to burn out. fF.Bf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Fresno was the premier shipping
point for dried peaches during 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

1t takes a good movie. publicity
man to make us see stars.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

You have to work you way
through the sehoor-of experience
Most of us have an ambition not
to have any ambition.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

When woman meets woman that
brings on a lot of talk. 'gs
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Enjoy Your Meals in pleasant
surroundings at Liberty Cafe.
Strictly American. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
uents. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Cigars and Tobaccos, always
fresh at Steves'. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Meals at. Steve's.. taste better.
That s why re always busy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open Air
Dance Pavilion at Heber. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-19

Appetising Special Noon Dag
Lunch at Liberty Cafe for 40c.
Music while you eat. adv
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28
INTER-RACIAL PLAY
CAUSES DISCUSSION
Drama May Not BE Shown Out
side Of New York City Where
1t Is Produced

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 25.-Many
people in South Carolina are inGig-
nant over preliminary advertising of
a new drama soon to be staged by
Eugene ONeill. a New York produc-
err. According to the story, a young
woman, Mary Blair, has agreed, after
several leading actresses and many
near-stars had refused, to play oppo-
site a negro leading man in an in
ter-racial play, "All Gods Chillun Got
Wings" The white woman is re-
CURED in the changing scenes of the
play, to kiss the hand of the negro,
whose wife she had become.
ONeill's determination to go on
with the staging of his play and to
make it realistic with a white wo-
man and negro in the leading roles,
has caused much talk in theatrical
circles, and the prediction is made
that the play will never be shown
outside of New York City at the
Provincetown theater, where it is be-
ing produced.
The fact that such a play is being
produced, leading citizen Of South
Carolina remarked today, shows the
need of some strict supervision and
control of the legitimate stage, and
he suggested that the Ku Klux Khan
might gain much additional popular
ity and good will by working to this
end.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28

it without thinking of what is going
on.
A relative of the writer often asks
the question: "Oh, when will the
sleepy Protestants ever wake up to
what is going on?" And she is about
right.
When are we going to sit up and
take notice, rub our eyes and get
wide awake to the amount of pro-
paganda that is taking place right
before our very eyes. If the 100 per
cent Americans can ever get hep to
the situation we will be all right but
it takes a long time to arose public
sentiment to the boiling point. But
when it is once aroused, then look
out. There is where danger turks.
Why not open our eyes and take
steps to right such conditions before
it requires force to overcome the
wrongs done an outraged public?
And then take another look at who
is running the movies? You don't
need to go away from home; just look
at the men in the business in your
home town. Personally they may be
good Americans and can't help them
selves but just ask them where they
are compelled to buy their pictures,
and who they are forced to patron
iZe
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28
klANSMAN JUDGE
DISBARS Lawyer
Oscar r. JOhns0n's Connection
With Flogging Case Ends
Disastrously

RALEIGH, N: c., March 24.-Judge
A. Grady, Grand Dragon of the Realm
of North Carolina, holding superior
court of the seventh judicial district
now presiding at Raleigh took action
on Tuesday, that is thought to be
without precedent in the history of
North Carolina. On his own motion,
he issued an order debarring Oscar F.
Johnson from practicing law in his
court until July l, 1924. at the same
time he appointed Hon. H. Pou and
Col. Albert L. Cox as a committee
to prefer charges against johnson be-
fore the grievance committee of the
North Carolina bar assoc iation to the
end that he be permanently debarred
from the practice of law.
The temporary disbarment of
Johnson was an outgrowth of the re-
cent f1ogging of Hayes Harry, a ne
gro, by a masked band last Nevem-
Der. C. Darlington, his son, Cecil
harrington and young white man
named Peddy, were indicted jointly
for completely in the whipping. They
were tried before Judge Grady and
the elder Darlington was convicted
of aiding and abetting in the whip
ping.
The action of the court in disbar-
ring Johnson arose from certain let
tiers which had written to the Bar
ringtons, in which he offered his ser
vices in their behalf guaranteeing
certain results if employed by them.
Johnson admitted writing the letters
and sending Darlington a marked
copy of the jury list, but claimed
that the services offered were of a
private nature and not in his pro-
fessional capacity.
The action of Judge Grady, which
was prompted by desire to rid the
profession of inethical practitioners,
brought about meeting of the
Wake County Bar association at
which committee was appointed to
prefer charges as set out in Judge
Grady's charge.
Judge Grady is the Grand Dragon
of the Realm Of North Carolina,
knights of the Ku Klux Khan.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28
BURN FIERY CROSS
Crowd Watches Blazing Symbol
at Eagle Grove, Wright
County

EAGLE GROVE, Ia, March pa
large crowd of curiosity seekers was
attracted by the burning of a large
fiery cross here recently, and COM
ments were heard on every side as to
the meaning of the event.
The Khan organization here is sup
ported by the best people in Eagle
Grove and throughout Wright county
Some interesting meetings are plan
ned for the near future by the
Kleagle.
Just recently a newsboy sold copies
of The Iowa Fiery Cross on the
streets here for the first time. 1t
was not long before he had disposed
of all his papers for an unusual in
terest in the Khan movement and
the principles for which it stands is
being manifested here.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28
Hermosa Khan, Chicago,
Shows Much Activity

CHICAGO, ILL, March 24.-Her-
mosa Khan is typical of the organi-
cations in Chicago. Unity and har-
mony are the watchwords constantly
held before the membership, a large
percentage of which is actively work
ing towards the upbuilding of this
organization. This organization has
an average attendance of over 60 per
cent. ..".
Headquarters, offices, and lecture
rooms are open every day from ! to
IL p. M, and as a result of this fea-
ture of the extension work, the mem
bership roll is increasing rapidly.
On March IL, it held a wonderful
meeting at which the "bunch" de-
cided to try for a class of 100 for
naturalization at the last meeting
this month. A buffet luncheon was
served, and the Song birds" with
their voices, violins and piano, con-
tributed to the evenings entertain
ment.
A contribution of 500 was made
to the general welfare fund.
Hermosa is trying to carry her
share of the responsibilities in all
the activities being carried on in the
interests of better citizenship.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28
LETTER REVEALS
IRIS STAND ON
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Archie Butt, Military Aide,
Tells of Late Presidents
Attitude
METHODISTS AMERICAN
Organization Of Episcopalian and
Nj. Il. Churches Similar,
Thought. Teddy
METHODISTS AMERICAN
bureau OF Publication and Educ atom

bureau OF Publication and Educ atom
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March
1s.-T should not like to be
quoted, especially after my APP
peal for religious tolerance, but
the Catholic church is in no way
suited to this country and can
never have any great perman-
ent growth except through i'm
migration, for it's Thoughts is La
tin and entirely at variance with
the dominant thought of our
country and institutions"
The above quotation is an utter
ance of former President Theodore
Roosevelt, made at the time he was
president, and has been dug up out
of private letters written by Roose-
velt's military aide, Archie Butt. to
his sister-in-law. Archie Butt went
down on the Titanic, and Roosevelt
is likewise dead, and at this time
these letters of Butts have been
copyrighted by Doubleday, Page &
Co., and are being sent out and are
being republished in many of the big
daily papers of the country.
Talks With President
This particular article from which
the above quotation is taken, was
written by Archie Butt, under date
of January 20, 1909, and Butt was
telling his sister-in-law of the per-
sonal side of the president. Butt had
just come back from accompanying
President Roosevelt to a big Metho-
dist, meeting in the Metropolitan
church here in Washington. As
Roosevelt left the church and he and
Butt were driving home Butt quotes
Roosevelt as talking to him as fol-
lows:
81 would rather address a Metho-
dist audience than any other audi
ence in America. You know for one
thing, that every one there is an
American. You do not have to think
about placating this element or that
element, for the Methodists are
Americans, and all you have got to
do is to hammer facts into them.
Liked Episcopalians
''Next to the Methodists l prefer
to address Episcopalians. They are
| all Americans likewise, usually re-
presenting the higher or else the
lower social class. The Methodists
represent the great middle class and
in consequence are the most repre-
sentative church in America. think
the Methodists and the Episcopalians
increase more rapidly than any other
churches in this country. They ap-
peal to the genius Of our institution:
more than any other denominations
The growth of the Episcopal church
in the cities is marvellous. / thin(
the organization of the two churche!
is very similar, and, after all, or.
ganization tells in the long run"
And right there in Roosevelt's tall
is where he said what he did about
the Catholic church as quoted above
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28

1Oung DenVer DanQltS 1O1IeQ IN
plan to break jail"
prisoner makes escape by clever
ruse in shadow of station after ar
rest"
Woman nabbed in apartment af-
ter capture of pair in big car"
"Holdup suspect is identified"
Everyone in Denver is seriously
interested in the stickups, robberies
and assaults that are being commit
ted daily"
"Uprisings of the citizens"
Here's one reason: "Seventy-eight
prisoners from the state reformatory
at Buena Vista have been turned
loose on the community on paroles in
the last six months, according to in
formation which Denver police have
furnished the Juvenile court author
tiles. The court is making an inves-
tigation as to how many of the al
legged youthful bandits have been con-
victed or arraigned in that court"
Whenever the citizens of Denver
make up their minds to put a stop to
this sort of thing they can do it.
There ought to be sufficient Klans-
men out there to furnish the proper
power to administer the laws as they
should be administered where Off
Gals sworn to do their duty fail to
do it.
Are You a Sc0fflaw.
Two new words have been coined
up Massachusetts, way. They are Ban
bug and Scofflaw. The word banbug
is a general word TO apply to all per
| sons advocating restrictions of vari-
Gus rights and privileges.
Scofflaw is the word that was Sc
lected by prohibition advocates in
Boston as an appellation for persons
who violate the laws.
These selections of words were
made out of over 10000 entered in q
recent contest up in the Bay state.
Know the Backer
A correspondent of this bureau
sends in lot of clippings taken
from the editorial writings of Arthur
Brisbane and wonders why such stuff
is put out all over the country in
newspaper form, in syndicated ma
| terial. etc. Just stop to analyze the
writer of those paragraphs and know
from whom he takes his orders and
you will have the answer.
| Arthur Brisbane is the chief edi-
torial writer employed by William
Randolph Hearst, and is said to draw
| the largest salary ever paid to any
newspaper man in this country. He
is a brilliant and splendidly informed
man, but he is working for a mar
who is pro-Catholic and therefore
1 . Lso Aslar. 81 %L-t -
| terial.
That ought to explain why so much
of Brisbane's stuff carries nice little
paragraphs for the Catholic church
and so many kind things said for the
nuns and priests.
Brisbane also favors the aliens ant
alien immigration, and If he had hi!
way would open the gates wide oper
and let all of Europe come in thai
could get here.
Insane Aliens
Somebody has discovered that larg,
sums Of money are spent every yea
taking care Of insane aliens. Tha
being the case, aliens should be KEEP
out Of this country who might be
come a public charge on us. Bes
reason in the world for restricted
immigration.
As Denver Sees Indiana
Some one sends US Denver paper
carrying this paragraph about Indi
ana and Indiana politics:
What Is the power Of the ku klu,
Khan? Don't say Oft hand. oh, Il
amounts TO nothing You might b,
mistaken. Results In Missouri indi
cate that the Khan Is powerful there
In Indiana, Edward Jackson Is run
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28

trouble every where it is attempted
to be shown.
The woman who has been engaged
to take the leading famale part is
so ashamed of her act that she has
asked that her name be kept from
the public at least until the play
opens. When it was first offered to
a leading actress in this country she
Indignantly refused, and was right
about it. Many others were asked to
take it and all refused until at last
one woman was found who agreed to
sell her reputation.