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, 1925-01-22

dition, to the west line OF South
Mckinley Street;
East 18th Street formerly Eu-
cid Avenue) from the east line
of Buffers Walk, to the west line
Of the alley between Mckinley
and Jackson Streets;
The alley between South Fen
way and South st. Botolph
Streets. from the north line of Lot
l in Block 2, Casper View Addi-
ton, to the north line of 18th
Street;
The alley between South st.
Botolph and South Conwell
Streets, from the north line of Lot
l in Block l, Casper View Addi-
ton, to the north line of 18th
Street;
The alley between South Con-
we'll and South Melrose Streets,
from the east and west alley
1880 feet south of East sth
Street, to the north line of 18th
Street;
The alley between South Mel
rose and South Washington
Streets from the east and west
alley 1880 feet south of East
9Th Street, to the north line of
18th Street;
The alley between South Wash
ington and South Jackson Streets
from the East and west alley
1850 feet south of East 18th
Street, to the north line of 18th
Street;
The alley between South Jack
son and South Mckinley Streets,
from the east and west alley
1850 feet south of east 18th
Street, to the north line of 18th
Street;
The east and west alley 1880
feet south of East 9Th street. from
the center line of the alley be-
tween Sauth Jackson Street and
South Mckinley Street, to the
east line Of Lot 500 in Kenwood
Addition:
The north and south alley IN
Blocks SO and "a Butler Heights
Addition;
The north and south alley in
DioSno - anu 90 butief htlRHts
Addition;
The east and west alley in
Block 80 Butler Heights Addition ;
The east and west alley in
Blocks 26 and % Buffers Addi-
ton;
Or such portions Of same as is
necessary to adequately serve
with the proposed Improvement.
each lot, part of lot. OF parcel cf
land within the boundaries of the
improvement district described
herein.
The boundary Of said Sanitary
Sewer District No. 16 within
which the property will be assess
ed according to law for the pay
ment of the above named i'm
provement as being the property
specifically benefited, is as fol
lows, to-wit.
Beginning at the southeast cor
ner of Lot IL in Block SO Sheri-
dan Heights Addition and running
thence east along the north line
of Eat Sth Street a distance OF
10000 feet to the southeast cor
ner of Lot IL in Block 10, Sheri-
dan Heights Addition; thence
south along the east line of the
east lots north of 18th Street in
Kenwood Addition, a distance of
1,412.5 feet, to the east and west
legal subdivision line between the
lNWA of SEX of Section 10, and
the SWH Of SEh of Section 10.
T. 33 N, r. 10 w. of the 6ths p,
NJ; thence east along said sub
division line a distance of 64S.00
feet, to the northeast corner of
Lot 2 in Block 2 Casper View AID
diton; thence south along the west
line of South Fenway Street, a
distance of 1,3s6.00.6 feet, to the
south line of East 18th Street
thence west along the south line
of East 18th Street, a distance OF
1,313.00 feet, to the northeast
corner of Lot % in Block 131
Butler Addition; thence south
along the east line of said Lot Is,
a distance of 1900 feet. to the
southeast corner Of said Lot 2s,
thence west along n line parallel
' to and 1900 feet south Of the
, 1925-01-22
URGES STAGE CAREER

HULL, England.@The Rev. Her
bert Greene, Hull pastor. is unique
among men Of the cloth in that he
has advised scores-perhaps hun
dreds-of young men and women In
his flock TO 90 upon the stage. He
has pronounced the stage as being
the Hottest profession In the
world"
, 1925-01-22
: c. |: M a
You will be compelled TO
admit that the results of
S.S.S.arerea iIy amazing!

M ANY people imagine that &c
LWl zema or letter needs only
some external application on the
skin in order TO get relief. This Is
because the attention of the suf-
icrer Ia so violently directed TO the
intense burning and itching which
accompanies this disease. Try as
ihey may-permanent relief Will
never be theirs until the disease
laden blood ia thoroughly cleansed.
We know there is one thing that
stops eczema and that is more red
hlood-cellsl S.S.S. builds them by
the millioni You can increase your
rod.blood-cells to the point where
It is practically impossible for &c.
ze-na to exist. We know that as
blood.cells increase In number.
Blood impurities vanishi We also
ilnow that night follows day. Both
nre facts! But have you. eczema
sufferers, ever actually taken adj
vantage of this wonderful fact?
Thousands Just like you have never
thought about It. Skin eruptions,
eczema, with all its fiery, skin dig.
Fing torture, and its soui-tearing.
unreachable itching, PIN p | o g.,
blackheads and boils, they all pack
up and 20. when the tide OF blood.
cells begins TO roll inl Blood-cells
ure the fighting giants Of Naturei
HS.S. builds them by the millionl
II has been doing II since 1926.
S.S.S. is n of the greatest
blood.cell builders. blood-cleansers
and body strengtheners known to
ua mortalsl When You put these
l8cts together,-then to continue
10 have zen and skin eruptions
looks more like a gin than a dis
ease. SIS. contains only vege-
table medicinal Ingredients. Be.
cause S.S.S. does build red-blood.
cells. Il routs eczema, clears the
niin, builds firm flesh, fills out
hollow cheeks, and gives you that
more up and going appearance.
n S. s. S. is sold at all good
drug stores In two sixes. TIL
Mth larger aife Is more economical
hc Worlds Best
, 1925-01-22
ceLand Made
By Filters in
Thrilling Hog

,,,aa.opyrght. BY the Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate and the Nc
Ia Clure Newspapers Syndicate)
ont There was so much fog hanging over the Orkneys and
siiyaroes the day after our arrival at Scapa Flow, and the
eiconpS stationed between US ana iceland reported such pad
leather that we had to give up hope of flying that day."
aid Jack Harding. There wasn't anything we could do
ne bout 1t so rather than spend our time incoming over the
ne often weather we decided to take a launch and cruise
, 1925-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING ON AS
SESSMENT ROLL FOR THE
GRADING AND IMPROVE
MENT OF STREETS AND POR-
TIONS OF STREETS IN GRAD
ING DISTRICT NO. 9, IN THE
CITY OF CASPER, NATRONA
COUNTY STATE OF

Notice is hereby given that the
City Council of the City of Cas-
per will meet on the 18th day of
February, A. D., 1925, at eight
o'clock P. NJ, on said date, at the
Council Chambers at the City Hall
in the City Of Casper, for the pur-
pose of hearing objections to the
assessment roll for the grading
and Improvement Of those streets
and portions Of streets in Grading
District No. o, in the City of Cas-
per. as follows, to-wit;
East Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth, Four
teenth Cor Farnum), and Fiji
teenth Streets, from the east prop
erty line of South Mckinley Street
to the east property line Of South
Conwell Street;
Jackson, Washington, Melrosc
and Conwell Streets, from the
south property line Of Fifth
Street. to the north property line
Of Fifteenth Street.
, 1925-01-22
NOTICE OF HEARING ON AS.
SESSMENT roll. FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF SAM.
TARY SEWERS IN SANITARY
SEWER DISTRICT NO. FL, IN
THE CITY OF CASPER, MA
TRONA COUNTY, STATE OF
NHXnMINc

0NiAiNes
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the City
of Casper will meet on the 10th
day of February, A. D., 1926, at
the hour.o of eight o'clock P. NJ. on
said date at the Council Cham
bers of the City Hall in the City
of Casper, for the purpose of
hearing objections to the assess
ment roll for the construction Of
sanitary sewers and improvements
in those streets and alleys and
portions of streets and alleys In
Sanitary Sewer District No. 81, in
the City of Casper, as follows, to-
wit:
South Lowell Street from the east
and west legal subdivision line be-
tween the Northeast Quarter
tNEA) of the Northeast Quarter
(NEh) of Section 10. and the
Southeast Quarter (SEA) of the
Northeast Quarter (NEA) OF
Section 10, T. 33 N, r. 10 W. Of
the 9Th P. NJ. to the South Line
of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad Right-of-W line;
South Lennox Street from the
east and west legal subdivision
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
VOLSTEAD ACT IS
R0UNDLY FLAYED
BY CONGRESSMAN
by United Press Leased wir.

. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3.-Amer-
lea has become lawbreaking, moon
shine.drinking nation as a result of
prohibition, according to John
Philip Hill. Maryland congressman,
here today on nationwide tour in
behalf of light wines and beer.
"The Volstead act is dishonest
law which cannot endure much long
er,' declared the Maryland solon
at creates class distinction, makes
dishonest law enforcement Officers
and is corrupting the youth Of the
land.
"Persons who were bone-dry be,
fore prohibition. now drink corn
whiskey-and the terrible bootleg
ging stuff that is sold for bonded
liquor is paralyzing.' uxsss
Congressman Hill said Ne would
introduce substitute for the
"pernicious Volstead act - when
congress reeonvenes in December
which will make it possible for each
state to make its own laws govern
ing manufacture and consumption
of intoXieants.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
WIND, RAIN TAKE
LIVES OF THREE;
z OTHERS KILLED

FRESNO, Calf, Nov. g. Wind
and rain conspired to take the lives
of three valley residents yesterday
in auto accidents and two other per-
sons met violent deaths. Twelve
were injured.
Mrs. Maggie Towner Of Selma
died when the ear in which she was
riding skdded and overturned.
George Boughgen of Taft lost his
life when his auto was upset i'll a
whirlwind of unusual violence.
Ernest Leal of Turlock was in
stantly killed when he was hit by
q ear driven by Al Shafer, taxi
driver.
II. c. Hamilton, laborer, dropped
100 feet to death when his crowbar
slipped while he was working on
top Of pier on the relocation of
the Yosemite railroad.
j. f. Natras, of Sonora, died from
three bullet wounds received i'll his
cabin at Bald Mountain. Charles
Plummer has been arrested in con
nection with the Staying.
Among those most seriously in
jured are Mrs. Jane Deaver and her
four year old son Of Sanger who
were the victims Of hit and run
driver on skiddy pavement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
STORIES OF BANK
ROBBERY CITED
AS MERE RUMOR
Story of HOld-Up at I'M
perial Lacks Any Of
ficial Credence

Wild rumors heard throughout
the business section of the city this
morning, concerning the Farmers
and Merchants bank at Imperial,
are without any foundation whatso-
ever, according to information re.
ceived by the Press from reliable
sources at Imperial shortly before
going to press this afternoon.
The first version of the rumors
to reach the Press were to the eff
feet that the bank had been rob
bed last night. Inquiry at the
sheriff s office elected the informa-
ton that no news of a bank rob.
berry had been given there.
Another story claimed that ono
of the officers had absconded with
100000, and third stated that the
bank had failed to open up its doors
for business this morning, without
assigning any reason for this ac'
ton.
The Press was not successful in
getting in touch with any of the
officers of the bank. but was in
formed that the bank is open for
business today as usual.
Just what prompted the rumors,
or who started them, could not be
learned, but each person of whom
the Press inquired the source of in
formation replied they had "hear(
-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
EXTENSION GIVEN !
ASPIRANTS FOR
FAMED film ROLE
Entries in Contest Will
Be Received Until Next
Sunday Now

Aspirants for the role of Bar
bara Worth in the coming film
production of that name may enter
the contest up to Sunday, November
8.
This extension of time, tentative
ly promised in the Press yesterday,
has been authorized by the Los An
geles office Of the West Coast
Theaters, which is sponsoring the
Barbara Worth quest for Prin-
cipal Pictures, Inc.
Due to the many questions being
asked at the Press office, the fol-
lowing rules of the contest are re-
printed.
All contestants, who must be girls
between the ages of II and %, are
to submit photographs. The name of
the entrant, her address, and age,
must be on the back of each pic
ture. One photograph which does
not have that information has been
received. 1t is requested that this
contestant supply the Press with
tildt iHlorHidtloH dS Sooii dS pooSlpie.
Pictures are to be filed at the
'ress office, or with the manager,
Palace theater, either by mail or
personal delivery, before Sunday,
November s.
All entrants in the contest will
he guests at a dinner given by Will
r. Conway, owner of the Hotel Bar
bara Worth, who is an active back
er of the &" find Barbara Worth in
Imperial Valley movement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
MORE ALCOHOL IN
NEAR BEER URGED
AT TAX HEARING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. - The
house ways and means committee
today closed hearings on the new
federation tax bill.
Republican members Of the com
mittee will meet tomorrow to begin
drafting their new measure for in
troduction in congress soon after it
convenes December 8.
Near the end Of the hearing
brewers Of the United States open
ed their much heralded attack on
the one half Of one per cent of-alco-
holie content Of the Volstead act
before the committee.
Levi Cook, representative of sew
eral cereal beverage manufacturers
told the committee that several near
beer manufacturers will confer soon
with prohibition officials in an at
tempt to enlist their support in IA
vor Of larger legal content.
Brewers have discovered a new
process 10 make a palatable non-in
toxicating drink containing two oil
three per cent alcohol. Cook said
The process in controlled fermenta
tion instead Of the present costly
Decentralization method, he assert
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
SEES PERMITS
TOUCHING HALF
MILLION MARK

FL Centro's building permits
for this year will undoubtedly
reach half million dollars, in
the opinion Of Phil w. Knights,
city engineer, who also sees
heavy increase in building here
next year.
For the 10 months ending Oc-
tot'cr 81, the total permits is
sued in this city amount to
1855, 100, compared with $14O,-
522 for the same period last
year.
During October the permits
amounted to $83,000. The ma
jority Of these were for dwell
ing houses, indicating a steady
growth in the city's population.
II have knowledge of several
buildings Of major Importance
that are planned for 1926"
Knights states, land indica-
tions are that the building pro-
gram for next year will be
double what it has been this
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
WHAT'S DOING

TONIGHT
Opening reception, Imperial Val
ley Academy of Music, 8 to 10 p. IN.
Ell Centre Order De Molay, Ma
sonic hall, 7:3O.
Night classes, high school.
Bankers institute class, high
school.
Imperial Valley Commandery No.
81, Masonic hall tonight.
Lights of Old Broadway" Val
ley theater.
''The Bad Man." Brunk's tent
theater.
1.-THE Ten Commandments, Pal
ace theater.
Entire Nous dance, 10000 club,
$50.
Knights Of Pythias, Davis hall.
TOMORROW
Delphian club, Mrs. H. L. Loud s,
$3.50 a. m.
Pythian Sisters Thimble club lun-
cheon, IL m.
Chamber Of Commerce luncheon,
IL m, Hotel Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
ITALIANS WILL
PRESENT SCHEME
ON DEBT FUNDING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Italy's s
proposal for settling her her S2,lSS,,
100000 war debt to the. United
States will be presented TO the Amer
lean debt funding commission to-
morrow.
Members Of the American COM
mission today while the negotiators
were in recess, made study Of "a
monographs presented to them by
the Italian commission on Italy s
economic and financial situation.
These documents will be compared
with study made by American ex-
perts on Italy VS. international con.
dition.
All negotiations for settlement Of
the obligation are to he based on
ltaly's capacity to pay. Possibility
of increasing taxation in Italy and
transfer OF currency 10 prevent
deflation of the lire are two of her
major problems.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
TELLS OF TEXANS
KEEN INTEREST IN
COLORADO SCHEME
Visitor Stresses 1des
of Combined Treaty
With Mexico

Texans living along the lower Rio
Grande want the cooperation Of the
people Of Imperial Valley IN their
efforts to obtain treaty with Mex
leo regarding the ALLEGATION of wa
ter from that big river.
This fact was strongly stressed
today Try G. H. Pease, publisher Of
the Gravity Irrigation News, Nc
Allen, Texas, and secretary Of the
Lower Rio Grandc Water associa-
tion, in a talk with the Press this
morning.
Mr.. Pease made trip to Imperial
Valley two years ago and took up
the question Of a combined treaty
with the district water directors,
pointing out that similar interna-
tional problems exist with respect to
waters of the Colorado.
1.-THE. Lower Rio Grande Water
association, commented Mr.. Pease,
{" is working for treaty with Mex
leo which would allocate water for
nationals on both side of the border
and would provide for unified river
control and irrigation systems. 1
went to Washington to press our
needs and succeeded in getting a
bill passed by congress and COM
mission appointed to investigate
our claims for recognition. l took
up the question of combined
treaty with Congressman Swing at
Yuma and he showed his sympathy
with the idea
Mr.. Pease emphasized the benefi-
cial results that can be obtained
by n fusion of the forces in favor Of
the Colorado river development pro-
ject and of a treaty on Rio Grande
waters.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
KHAN AND ANTS
VOTE IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 3.-With
the klan and anti-klan factions
both claiming victory by comfort
able margins, voters of Detroit went
to the polls today to close the bit
terest campaign in the history of
the city.
Mayor John A. Smith, seeking re-
election as an anti-klansman, as
serted in his final campaign speech
last night that the admitted klan
backing of his opponent, Charles
Bowles, an attorney, is virtually the
sole issue at stake
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
New York City Is
Voting on Mayor
ny United Press Leased wire

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-With bet
ting offers as high as Is to / on
State Senator Jimmy" Walker,
Tammany nominee, New York City
voted today on new mayor.
Backers of Frank d. Waterman,
fountain pen manufacturer and Re
publican candidate, continued to
predict victory, but it was generally
predicted that Walker would roll up
to ! majority.
Weather conditions were unfavor.
able to large vote. 1t was a gray
damp day, with the temperature
lowering near 40 degrees.
With the total registration only
l,240, 900, an evidence Of the apa
thetie campaign, the vote is not ex
peeted to SO much over the million
mark.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
Asks Warship to
escue Priests
Held by Bandits

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3. - Dis
patch Of an American destroyer to
st. John Island, 100 miles from
Hong Kong, to rescue two Ameri
can priests held captive by bandits
there has been asked of the com
mander in chief Of the Asiatic fleet
by Roger c. Treadwell, American
consul general at Hong Kong.
Treadwell, according to his ad
vices to the state department today
already is enroute to the island tC
investigate the situation while ;
Chinese warship probably will b'
sent from Macao to st John t.
render assistance.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
Governors Stand
On RiUer Project
Outlined at Meet
Hunts Spokesman Says A rizona Will Never Ratify
State Pact as Now Written; Says State Will
Demand Revenue FIR ON Colorado Power
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 3-United
States senators on tour Of the
Colorado river territory inspected
the giant Roosevelt dam today. To-
morrow the solons will hold hear
ings at Las Vegas, Nevada, leav-
ing the following day for the Bould-
er canyon on the final lap Of their
western tour.
More than a dozen witnesses ap-
peared before the committee at the
local hearings and sounded Ari-
zona's problems in connection with
Colorado river development.
II. s. McCluskey, secretary of
Governor G.. w. p. Hunt, told the.
committee in behalf of the chief ex-
ecutive, that "Arizona will never
ratify the seven state Colorado river
compact as now written.'
The executive secretary declared
also that Arizona would demand a
royalty on all hydro-eleetric energy
developed from the Colorado river.
h Revenue Demanded
"We want legitimate, equitable
revenue from all power developed
in Arizona, or between Arizona and
Nevada, or Arizona and Califor-
nia,' McCluskey said. '' We pro-
pose to use that revenue to subsi-
die irrigation projects in this
state
Asked by Senator Samuel Short
ridge, California, whether anything
could be done to bring the states Of
the Colorado river basin together,
McCluskey said:
Il believe the interstate compact
might be redrafted in such a man.
ner that it would satisfy all rights
along the Colorado, at which time it
could be ratified. l do not care to
lay our cards upon the table here,
but if another conference can be ar
ranged the matter can be thrashed
out
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
GOVERNMENTS LIFE NOW
REGARDED AS SHORT

PARIS, Nov. 3.-With the Social.
lists refusing TO vote confidence in
the second Painleve cabinet, that
government life today seemed
doomed to be short. '+s
The Socialists, in convention here
voted early this morning 143l to
1928 against giving the new regime
their confidence.
Without the Socialists good will
the Painleve group, it was agreed in
political circles undoubtedly canno,
survive long.
During the day Painleve consult
ed ex-Premier Herriot, presumably
on the question Of remaining in
power without the Socialists sup
port.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-03
FLOOD BURSTS
DAM, WOMAN, 9
KIDDIES LOST

LONDON, Nov. s. Flood
waters in Lake Lyceigiau at
Dolgarog, North Wales, burst
through the dam there last night
pouring a great wave through
the Conway valley ami sweep
ing away numerous dwellings at
Port Lloyd, together with
bridge and a church.
A woman and her nine chill
dren are missing and believed
drowned.
The dam burst with a roar
that could be heard far through
the valley and then came a Sc
ries of terrific explosions which
cut off the electric lights in
many towns.
The dam normally held back
eighteen million gallons of water
but the lake had swollen, weak
ening the structure. AS the
waters rushed through the sleep
ing valley they carried with
them hundreds of cattle anil
sheep.