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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
La acidez del Est6magO
es PeligrOsa
Las pe-sonas que, sufren indigestion
dcscompostci6n del estomago.
DEEEN coRTAR ESTE AvTso

Gel NAL de est6mago, Ia dyspepsia, Ia
indigestion, la acidez, Ell dato, la feImeh-
taci6n de los alimentos, etc, Sc deoen
cast stempre a acidez cr6n1ca del esso-
mago" ,--ha dicho un medtco prominente'
En- el est6mago Sc produce con alaE-
ma1te rapidez AcidO clorhidrtco abrasan-
to. Este acido irTita inhama el DEN
cado tejIdo del est6mago y con frecuen-
c1a causa g2stritis y peligrosas Glcefas
en- ell estomago. No Sc tome peps1na M
dtgestivos artificiales para combattr Ia
acidez del est6mago, pues solo Sc logra
IN alivio pasaiero del dolor al haecr
pasar los intestinos los alimentos agr1os
= fermentados.
Eli lugar de buscar ese alivio temporal,
neutrelfcensc los actdos del estomago
despu6s de las comtdas con Magnesla
Bisurada en- un POGO de aqua caLiente,
y Sc lograr& no solo disipar Ell dolor 81
no que Ia digestion de a1mentos sc na~
rA cc3 naturalidad. No hay NADIA meJor
quo la Magnesia Bisurada para atempe-
rar normalizar el est6mago acido. Ao-
sorbe el dafiino exceso de acido como 20
haria una esponja, y permite que Ell es-
tonnage funcione bien en- poeos minutes.
La Magnesia Bisurada puede obtenerSe
en- cualquier botica bien surtida, va sea
en- polvo en- paStillas. Els segura, eftcaz,
agradable al paladar y no os un lazante
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
COMPLICAUONES
FEMENINAS

Sc muestran mas amigos de los
j6venes.
"Tengo veintitres ahos y con-
sidero como ideal del marido a
pH hombre que no pase de cua-
renta; pero me decidirfa en- todo
caso por un hom.bre que no me
lleve mas de siete amos, dice "Ju-
liette", desde la ciudad de Tours.
Tengo mas de treinta amos. Sc
ria feliz con un hombre de VEIN
ticinco, dice la revista una Sc
nora que debe ser viuda de alg1n
hombre muy apatico. Por razones
conocidas de todos los lectores,
esta dana debe sentirse muy cer-
ca de los cuarenta. No debemos
extraTarnos de su coqueteria. 81
tuviera solo treinta amos, Sc con-
formaria con novios de treinta
y cinco, cuarenta Y hasta cincuen-
ia amos. No parece necesario ex-
poner las razones.
Es ell case de declarar en- esta
Ultima parte la superioridad de
Ia mujer francesa, de la mujer
latina, sobre La mujer anglo-sajo-
ma.
Mas atras Sc VIC la ninguna
predilecci6n de las francesas por
los hombres de mar. Permanecen
demasiado tempo lejos de sus ca
sas, y Sc exponen q todos los Pc
ligros.
En- cambio, las mujeres ingle-
sas dan comprender que la le-
jana del marido puede ser una
ventaja. :.
Alberto VELEZ CALVO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
Venta Especial

Polvo Gold Dust, Paquete
Grande rs
Jugo de iva, doz bot. 100
Ginger Ale White Rock, doce-
ma 1.6o
CerVeza Fromer's Corton de
doz. 1.6O
GaIIetas Export Soda seis H.
bras 100
HabichueIas CampbeIls dos
Iatas por rs cts.
Habas de Lima, tres latas
por so cts.
Jam6n (Entero) Libra a zoe.
Pasta Guayabas, cja 2 lb., CSC
Salsa Cramberg lata 25c.I
Crisco, Libra 28c.
MantequiIla cIeer Brock IL
bra SIS cts.
Despachamos por C. o. D.
Vlsitenos o lIame por teI@fono
1900 - 1901 - 1902
SANTURCE PROVISION co. |
Stop II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
AUELGA DE EsTUDIANTEs EN-
ALSACIA Y LORENA

PARIS, MARIO Is. Omitted Press.)
-oficialmente Sc ha anunciado que
ell IS por ciento de los nifos que
asist1eron a las escuelas en- las ciu-
dades de Strasbourg, solmar y Mul-
house SO han levantado en- huelga
debido quo han sido stls-
peudidos dc empleo los sacerdotes
que ejercian catedras en- las escue-
las y Universidades de Alsacia y
Lorena.
Han sido arrestados varios estu-
diantes debido que pretendian i'm
pedir La asistencia a clase de los
no-huelguistas. Herriot no ha toma-
do medidas debido a que cree que
este movimiento carece de inpor-
tancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
COMO oCURRIERON LAS
MUERTES EN- HALLE

HALLE, MARIO II Gable fran
c6s)-Como anuneiara eI cable aver,
siete personas resultaron muertas
en- Ell encuentro entire los comunis-
tas y la policia con motive de una
reunion roja que Sc llevara cabo.
AL ocasionarse ell tumulto y al que
rer la mIchedumbre alcanzar la puer
ia, varios resultaron heridos y sic.
te, entire ellos dos mujeres, muer-
tos.
La policia inpuso Ell orden. La
Campaiia electoral parece va a ser
causa de muchos tumultos Y en-
cuentros entire los diversos adeptos
de los diferentes partidos en- Ale
mania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
TRAsLADo DE oF1cINA

Nuestro amigo particular, ell bri.
llante letrado, don Mario Figue-
roa del Rosario, nos informa por
atenta circular que hasta nosotros
llega, que ha trasladado su bufete
al primer piso del Edifcio Bouret,
donde esta La orden de sus hume
rosos clientes,
Muchos triunfos en- su nuevo
local deseamos al Lcdo. Figueroa
del Rosario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
PARA LAS FARMACIAS, CoLMADos
Y TIENDAS EN- GENERAL:

Carton corrugado en- rolIos de
So. HiIo de aIgod6n EN- caiitas
de IL bollitos colores surtidos.
PapeI en- roIIos de todos tamaf1os
distintas caIidades, entire elias
ell va conocido papeI "Pitirre
Kraft. Cortadoras de todos ta-
manos para roIIos de papeI. HiIo
de aIgodon bicoIor (blanco y ro-
io-blanco y azuI). PIatos de car
ton. PapeI parafinado bIanco. Pa
pei SeidIitz azul.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20

Sobres "Coin" y sobres corrien-
ties de todos los tamanos. Papel
secante y cartulinas en- todos los
coIores y bases. PapeI "Poster"
y Gle periodico. PapeI Bond" pa
ra cartas, blanco y coIores, IS y
20 lbs. PapeI M. F. Book (Sa-
tinado). Carton en- distintos grue-
SOS. PapeI de seda, bIanco y CO.
Iores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20

Premier Pashitch de YugOesla-
via, quien ha ordenadO ell arres-
to Y encarcelamiento de Ste
fan Radich, lider del partidO
de aldeanos cr6atas por Greer
10 inmiscuidO en- los dltimos
mOvimientOs revoluciOnarios en-
aquella nacion. Sc cree que es-
ia medida causara la cafda del
GObiernO pues la reyOluci0n es
inminente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20

PapeI manila blanco, tamaio de
IS 20. PapeI "Pitirre Kraft,
en- 20 y IS lbs. base, IA 16, en-
resnado. Sacos de papeI de to-
dos tamahos. PapeI sanitario de
Varias caIidades. TohaIIas Y SER
VilIetas de papeI. HiIo bIanco de
aIgodon, de cables en- boIIos
conos. HiIo de acarreto en- boIIos
y carretes. PapeI de seda para
pan,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
BANco TERRITORIAL Z AGRI-
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
sEcCIoN DE AHoRRos


Habiendo sufrido extravio Ia Ii
breta No. 90 expedida por nuegtra
Agencia de Rio Piedras a nonbre
de D. JACNTo CAsTRILLo, Sc ha-
ce saber: que pasados trcinta dias
despues do la primera publication
de este anuncio sin que tercera per
su mejor derecho, Sc lie expedira ell
correspondence duplcado quedan-
do sin valor la original.
Ell Secretario.
P. RocAFoRT,
San Juan, P. r.
10 de MARIO de 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

The sailors leave their refuge on
the fitting bridge, Chamber down
the waveswept deck, crawl cut
along the thrashing debris OF the
rigging. One by one they drop
into the surf boat. bobbing madly
on the seething waters. On the
third trip of the surf boat between
the vessel and the shore the last
member OF the crew is landed safe.
ly on the beach-snatched ia the
very nick Of time from oceans
greedy nav. But the Torrisdale,
outward bound for Antofogasta,
has made her last voyage.
The Flashlights S. o. s.
Shift the scene from the Pacific
to the Atlantic-to that storm.
swept stretch OF coast that runs
south from the Delaware Capes.
Buffeted by the wind, half blinded
by the flying spray, patrol from
the Cape Henlopen Station works
his way through the night and the
bowling storm. All his strength is
needed to make progress against
the force Of the gale, yet his eyes
are fixed always upon the sea.
straining to pierce the darkness
and the spray for the all-too-likely
signals of a vessel in distress.
Over the white-capped, tortured
waters comes the flare that in the
language Of the sea says always
the same thing, Help US or we
perish" There is no telephone
near; no time to run to the station.
But the patrol has his flash!ight.
Holding it high above his head,
using it as a blinker signal, he
flashes the message to the man
who is always on watch in the sta
ton tower.
With the speed Of light the mes
sage passes from the patrol to the
Henlopen Station. The Lewes Sta
ton. too, has seen the vessels
flare, and with scarcely less speed
than that OF light the boats Of the
life savers OF both stations are in
the water, fighting their way to the
rescue. About the little yacht. The
Swordfish, the sea is wild welter.
But the men Of the Coast Guard
know the sea. They have braved
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

by the men OF the United States
Coast Guard, and behind other re.
ports like it, lie deeds Of heroism
every whit as great. For the en-
emy. the sea run amuck. Is no less
terrible, than the cannon and cut
lass OF a human foe.
Ocean Yields His Prey
A southwest gale hurls the Pa
ciflc crashing against that part OF
the Washington coast which runs
almost due south from Grays Har-
Dor. Over the tempest-driven wa
tcrs a rocket flares in the darkness.
Another, and still another. They
are the signals for which the patrol
from the Coast Guard Station has
been on the alert. They are the
signals that tell all who sec them
that far out in the black witches
cauldron labors a vessel in distress.
I The fare which the patrol al.
ways carries while on duty conveys
a message OF coming rescue to the
men on the storm-tOssed ship.
Then. stumbling through the night
over tufts of beach-grass, and
around dank pools which his flash
light has disclosed in time to pre-
vent an icy plunge. the patrol runs
for the nearest OF the telephones
that dot the coast. Five minutes
later the station receives the word
that sends the crew tumbling into
the surf boat and out through the
laundering breakers.
One moment in a deep valley, the
next moment high upon the crest
of a mountainous wave and about
to plunge into the abyss. the surf
boat with her intrepid crew Of life
savers forces her way towards the
wreck. Twisted and tossed about
like a matchstick by the giant fin
gers of the storm. three times the
boat is swept far past the shattered
hulk Of the Torrisdale. AS, for the
fourth time, the surf boat approach
es the doomed bark. the tiny cookie
shell is hurled against the upturned
keel. Oars are smashed, seams are
sprung.
But by a miracle the boat re-
mains afoat. A line is passed to
the wreck. now fast breaking up be-
meath the pounding Of the waves.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

slip past the ordinary player, bears
a retriever of passes that would
the hopes of Bruin supporters. 1t
fell to Imlay's lot to captain the
Bears in their year Of disaster, and
it will be his last chance to bring
honor to his alma mater.
Both Stanford and California have
been defeated twice this year, and
by the same teams. The Olympic
club thumped them in early season
games and Washington won a clear
road to the conference title by turn
ing them back in convincing style.
The team that wins today will
finish the season on n tie with U. 8.
S. for second place while the losser
will drop below the Trojans.
Stanford has not defeated Califor-
MIA at American football since 1905,
and Palo Alto and envirOns are pre-
pared for almost anything if the
cardinal comes out on top.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
THE JAWS Of DEATH

and tanned It's fiiry many times. A
line Is thrown aboard. The cap
taln's wife. his ten-vsa- aid dsugh-
ter. a seaman. az. AS, Of all the
captain himself. are taken OF. The
sword6sh IL dragged to sAoai water
and beached
A Far.Fivno Battle Line
so II goes day In and day out.
month after month. year after year.
The wind and the sea. and the long
stretches OF lonely shore line are
the stage setting. The men OF the
United States Coast Guard who
keep watch and ward along the
,oast are the actors In the drama.
The drama itself is that OF the
seaseless struggle between life
and death.
The Coast Guard was created In
1915 by combining the formzr Rev.
nue. Cutter Service and the former
Life Saving Service. Prior to that
lime the Life Saving Service had
been a separate entity. but as this
service was maintained to save life
1nd property along the coast. and
IS one Of the principal functions Of
the Re sanue Cutter Service vas 10
perform similar duties on the high
seas. the two services necessarily
oo-operated with and supplemented
bach other. and 1t became apparent
hat closer coordination and great
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WAS Sd
FAVORTTE OVER IOWA ON EVE OF
L0NC-HERALDED CRDR0N TILT
NJ United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2l.-South-
ern California was ) TO 4 favorite
over Iowa in the long heralded in
tersectional tilt between Hawkeye
and Trojan today at the coliseum.
Iowa's defeat TO Minnesota a
week ago, plus the long journey
overland, placed the invaders on the
short end of the betting.
The sentiment of the fans, how
ever, was not shared by players aud
coaches, and both teams will take
the field in a fighting mood, on the
theory that grit and strategy will
determine the result of the contest.
Iowa s attack will center around
the brilliant Kutsch, and the Cali
fornians have devised their defense
with n view to stopping 1.-The cow
boy"
''Southern California will be
lucky to win," Aubrey Dcvine,
former Hawkeyc star aud assistant
TO Coach Howard Jones, of L. :. c.,
declared before the contest.
Expect Tough Battle
A licked team always comes up
fighting like a wildcat" added
Coach Jones. "We expect 10 win.
of course, but we anticipate the
toughest battle of the season.
The Hawkeye mentor, Burt Ing.
werson, did not forecast victory fOr
the invading gridsters, but said:
''Tell 'em that L. :. &. will beat
us by five touehdowns II YOU want
to, but the more Of that stuff L. ;.
{. hears the better chance We have
of winning
The visiting team will outweigh
the Trojans in both the backfield
and line, but this will be- no ad.
vantage according 90 Coach Ing.
werson. The added weight plus the
change of climate will tend 20 slow
down the Hawkeyes ia the opinion
of the midwest mentor.
Although many local fans have
left for Palo Alto 10 witness the
StanfOrd-California classic. a crowd
of close to 1000 is expected 10 wit.
ness the intcrsectional tilt.
1t will be a eolorful contest, with
approximately 10000 grads here for
the annual Homecoming. and thou
sands of former IOwans on hand 10
cheer for the invaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
RIVAL UNIVERSITY COLORS ARE
FLAUNTED AS THOUSANDS TREK TO
PALO ALTO FOR BIG GRID CLASSIC

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Nov. 21.-Thc blue and gold Of Cali
fornia and the cardinal of Stand
ford were Haunted here today in a
riot of color. 1t was 'big game
dav and the university and little
Palo Alto nearby bustlcd with UNI
usual activity.
An anxious peek at the sky early
in the morning roassured those who
had doubted the weather man s
prophecy of fair and mild weather,
and with the trek of thousands un-
der way long before noon, the
farm took on the appearance of
metropolis rcvcling in its day of
glory.
The 23rd annual clash between
Stanford and California was to
start ut 2:30 O'Clock. Last year S
breath taking 20 to 20 tie was play
ed at Berkeley, where some 10000
managed to view the contest. The
Stanford stadium, with its open end
to the south, has been added to as
ihAtH as IpSSlbit bul 'Nth WIN lto
extra seats will accommodate only
$4,000.
For months there has not been
ticket on sale, and it is safely
estimated that more than double to-
days crowd would have been here
had there been seats available.
Stanford Is Favorite
For the first time in five years
stanford goes into the contest a
favoritc in the betting. This hasn t
exactly pleased Coach eileen "Pop'
Warner of the Cardinals, who fig.
ures that the unerdog always fights
more grimly. But any Stanford man
will tell him that a California team
ON the same gridiron with his men
is all that is needed for an inecn.
tive to desperate play.
The Golden Bears rude Jolt from
his pedestal, accomplished adroitly
last Saturday by the Washington
husky, is as much responsible for
the 10 to o anth even 10 to 8 odds
Offered on Stanford as any differ.
cncc in the prowess of the two
teams. Those who wager their
money on football refused to heed
tales of Washington's greatness and
backed the Bear on the strength of
his five year reign over coast teams.
Now their idol is smashed and the
coin goes on Stanford.
Ernie Nevcrs, captain and full.
back of the Cardinals, will be play
ing his last game. Tho thousands
who feel that this youth who can
kick, pass or crash line with equal
brilliance is entitled TO all-American
considerations, put Stanford S chanc-
es of victory squarely on his sturdy
shoulders.
Tut INLAY % California, a spark.
ling performer IN the open field aud
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
PAGE FIVE

trolled and guarded by the meA Of
the Coast Guard. They check the
operations Of smugglers end rum
runners; they note the constant
shifts in shoals and shore line made
by the encroaching and retreat.ug
sea, they warn off from dangeroh
stretches ships that have lost their
above all they are always
ready to risk their own lives to
save the lives and property Of
others.
During the year 1924. 24e2 per.
son were rescued from peril On tAe
sea, and the value of the vessels
assisted, including their cargoes.
was s25,316,1s0. In the reverend
ing battle between the sea and
those who would tame it and make
of it a broad highway for the
worlds commerce, the men OF the
Coast Guard are the allies Of COM
merce, of progress, and Of all the
men who go down to the sea In
ships.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
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"The Bishops Granddaughter"
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its aspects is the theme for this in
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"Thc Law Of the Threshold, y
Flora Annie Steel. a tale of
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"Green Thursday" Julia Peter
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the life Of the negro today, this
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"The Nightingale Marjorie
Strachev. A biographical novel
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'Thc Gardener" Liberty Hyde
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"Creative Experience, NJ. P.
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"America s Place in the World y
Herbert A. Gibbons. a sound,
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Harry Hervey. Impressions of
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

line, and the station crew is divided
into watches Of two men each.
During the hours between sunset
and sunrise these beats are con-
stantly patrolled by one Of the men
on watch, while the other main
tains a lookout from the station
tower. During the daylight hours,
except in thick and foggy weather,
the patrol is withdrawn, but always
a man stands on watch in the
tower.
The man on patrol is equipped
with patrol clock, pyrotechnic sig
nails, a signal holder, a revolver in
case of meeting with smugglers or
rum runners, and a regular hand
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

er efficiency would result from the
union.
The sea coasts Of the United
States and the inland coasts Of the
Great Lakes are now divided into
thirteen districts. each district be-
ing in charge Of a District Superin-
tendent, who is q commissioned off,
Ger of the Coast Guard. and who Is
responsible to the Commandant OF
the Coast Guard. Three Of these
districts are on the Great Lakes;
two on the Pacific Coast: one, and
a part OF another, on the Gulf Of
Mexico: the other six, and part OF
one. on the Atlantic Coast. In all
Of these thirteen districts there are
254 active stations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
Says ArizOna's
Opposition Will
Not Be Friendly
ny United Press Leased Wire

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 2l.-Gov
crnor G. w. p. Hunt yesterday de.
nounccd the government s proposed
friendly suit to determine own
crshiD of deer in forest service
areas as "thc most daring threat
on states rights yet attempted by
bureaucratic officials.
"Forgct the friendliness, de
clarcd the governor after confer
cncc with Manlcy Thompson, coun'
sci for the federal forestry service,
who announced the government s in
tcntion of starting the friendly
litigation. cit will be no friend
~ suit on the part of Arizona. ~
The executive holds that all
game within the borders of the
state is the property of Arizona
The government S suit is to be filed
at Ogden, Utah.
Announcement of the proposed
litigation followed declarations of
Governor Hunt that if the forest
service attempted to permit hunt
ing in Roosevelt 5 Kaibab game
preserve after close of the state
hunting season, national guard
troops would be stationed in the
forest to uphold the state laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

day for the fiend who, welding q
club, has struck down seven women
here, causing the death of two Of
them. -
The man, characterized as the
monster OF the night, struck
down Mrs. Kathryn Knight, "a
housewife last night, and two hours
later made an unsuccessful attempt
to club Miss Pauline Winover, sales
girl. The attacks have occurred
over a period of six weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Geo. w.
Allen, administrator of the estate
of j. w. Herald, deceased, to all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to present them within
four months after first publication
Of this notice to the undersigned at
107 Rehkopf Building, I'll Centre,
California, the place selected TO
transact business of said estate, or
file them within four months after
first publication of this notice IN
the office of Clerk of Superior
Court, Imperial County.
Dated this 9th day of November,
1925.
GEO. w. ALLEN, Administrator
Jas. w. Glassford, Attorney for Ad-
ministrator
No II 81 % d 5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

Each Coast Guard Station Is In
charge OF a Boatswain 0.fe-saving)
or a Chief Boatswain's Mate Q.fe-
saving, and the personnel consists
of from seven to fifteen enlisted
men, including surfmen. The equip
ment OF q station consists of the
beach apparatus - line projecting
guns. hawsers. breeches. baoys, etc.
flag and pyrotechnic signals,
heaving sticks and lines, life pre-
servers. life cars. life boats. surf
boats. and other boats Of various
types.
The Coast Patrol
A fixed beat or patrol is laid out
in each direction along the shore
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21
Uncle Sans Guardians of the Coast Snatch
Thousands of Lives and Millions in Prop
erty From the Greedy Nav of Ocean.

60 40 A. M.-British bark Torrsdale, 2.184 TONS
{ stranded during gale. Crew taken off by boat from
- Grays Harbor Coast Guard Station. Vessel total
loss"
In like laconic phrases Oliver Hazard Perry. when he
destroyed the British squadron Lake Ere reported his
syictory-"We have met the enemy and they are ours
Yet what deeds of herosm lay behind the nine word report
of the young American commander! And behind that
brief the Of Of the TOrrsdale
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-21

Fifteen farm centers had exhibits
at the 1925 fair in Stanislaus county
and l2 home departments exhibited.
Ferrous sulphate used ON Emperor
grapes as fertilizer showed mo- im-
provcmcnt AT Orange Cove, Tularc
county.