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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20

it&rg each ether s shaving utensils
and articles Of clothing. That per
iod through, they are both men,
and ready to treat with each other
3s equals.
In the case of the girls, "Pa :
starts out by pushing them in the
family rcrambuator (though now 1T
| is the family mOtor,) walks thou
Sands OF miles during the night
while the girls get their teeth, buys
them their lacks and jumping ropes,
is proud ct them as they wander
through school days and the sweet
s.r' graduatc' period; weeds out
the good from the bad among their
suitors, and finally gives them
away to the loys whom they have
d 'jncd they want.
81 SummiL" it al Up, "the old
nun 5 .ratkcr N inn Gtant per-
sonagc after all, and he deserves
at least Il decent tie or decent
smoke tomorrow, to let him know
that he is something more to us than
the family cat. If we are separat-
cd from him, "Pop' would great
" eniov a letter written tomorrow.
no matter how we fix things, we
can only have one father, and nSu,
ally he is we'll worth Dragging about
and even if he ism I, we Wouid
hrag about him anyway.
We all know the answer to
"What' $ the matter with father.
. He's all right.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist 647
Main St. Phone 3S2W. adv
Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. Holtvillc Natatorium. adv
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Edgar Bros. Company's exclusive
hardware store. adv
Reliable Hardware at right prices
Edgar Bros. Company. adv
If In Our Stock quality and price
are right Edgar Bros. Company,
Exclusive Hardware Store. adv
Expert Auto Laundry, washing
polishing and greasing. We guaran-
tee our work. Phone $50. 629 Broad
way. cod adv
Paris.enne Beauty Shoppe. 127
North 5th. Phone 7S3. adv
Good Eats and smokes at Steve'S
excellent dining room service ad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
Arizona Now Has
Rum Navy All
Its Own

PHOENIX June 20. - Arizona
ROW claims rum navy.
Federal dry slcuths and county
Officials formed dry patrol on
Mormon Flat Lake, 80 miles east Of
here, to capture Arizona biggest dis
t;llery.
Two launches comprised the dry
armada. The still, unapproachablc
except by water, was located on the
north bank Of the lake, near the
Apache trail.
IT was taken after gun battle
with the owners. S. X. Hills, al
legged ringleadcr Of the rum band,
was captured, and brought here with
two fingers shot away by an Off
Ger S bullet.
The distilling plant, according to
the dry agents, was the largest even
taken in Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
MANY TESTS ARE
MADE ON CARS TO
IMPROVE CHASSIS

In IN unrcmitting search for pos
sibiities of further Improvement,
Chevrolet ears are being driven
constantly around the four-mile
">peed loop" of the General No,
tors Corporation proving ground
near Milford, Mich.
At present seven Chevroles ears
are piling up total of 75,0oG miles
monthly. The tireless whirl pre-
v.dce unusual driving strains n The
qUesf of Chevrolet engineers for
further opportunities 10 improve
the sturdy chassis under conditions
% which the ears ordinarily would
not De subjected by the average
owner. All models are included in
tie test group.
Two shifts of drivers maintain =
pace # between > and 10 miles
per hour, stopping only. 10 saso-
~, 81 a.! ipSF.- "a fue daT
81 - drive ffai.. IA 4. NJ. until
no p. III. Vii Il half h9ar for
lm3rh. while tn night shift drives
= rrl : u. L: Mi 80 &. N. with
a midnight lpnch peri.,d.
- he 80 spr to", iErladeS three
I.i-,~ of gra~al tsaek. hankei high
at the turns and one mile of Level
r"ttretc str. I-aWar. TlIcrc aic
n pacd rest.i,tt,os. One Ior.'ar
of the road leading from the
speed loop 70 the inspection sEoF
has a grade of 11.6 per cent.
Each noon and night the ears are
inspected and filled with gasoline
and oil At every 1000 mile mark
the machines are washed. driven in
the shop and given a Thorough in
spcction. the results % which are
listed in report form. 1t is only
during these inspections that the
cars are under cover. A. all other
times they are out Of doors.
Chevrolet trucks also arc under
continuous test, being driven on
Bump Boulevard, an old farm
road which crosses the LAG acre
proving ground. The defects and
irregularities Of this road PURPOSE
Iv have been left intact, The t"st
cars and trucks Use about 800
gallou, of gasoline month";.
After being driven 10000 miles
or more. each car is taken into tho
shop and torn down for Preeisio'
inspection by the engineers. They
may find nothing Of interest. Pos
Sibiv the test may reveal an oppor-
tunitv for some minor refinement.
IF +. does. no detail i, too small or
insignificant for consideration in
tLc general policy Of continuous
Improvement
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
SURPRISING GAS
MILEAGE MADE I'M
ECONOMY RUN

Indisputably demonstrating the
power of the "million dollar mot.
or strictly stock Star touring
car, locked in high gear and travel
ing under official observation, has
conquered the famed Wawona road
into Yosemite Valley. a difficult
climb was made CARRYING an official
observer in addition to the driver, Il
feat never before accomplished by
any motor ear.
No stops We're made for oil, gas,
water or mechanical adjustments
throughout the 365 miles of the
run. The route followed was the
same as that taken by the pilot in
the annual Los Angeles. Camp Curry
economy run and is the shortest
distance from the southern metrop.
oils to Yosemite Valley. The route
is over the Ridge Route with its
countless turns, through Fresno and
thence over the dirt roads and steep
grades that lead through Coarse
Gold, Fish Camp and Wawona.
Fine Gas Mileage
On the long, nonstop, high gear
economy run the Star ear used but
9%. gallons of gasoline and scored
an average of 36.9l miles to the gal,
lon. This gas mileage record is far
ahead of that of the winner in tho
recent Yosemite economy run III
which Duscvoir drove Il Star coach
with an average of 27.96 miles to
the gallon.
Merely averaging 1857 miles per
hour from the heart of the business
section of Los Angeles to Camp
Curry is Il feat worthy of much fav-
orablc comment; but making that
average speed ON a nonstop, econ
omy and high gear run, is nothing
short of wonderful, On high geaR
runs over the Yosemite roads in the
past, drivers have taken many hours
to cover short stretches: but the
Star car rolled along at Il com
Portable touring speed aud scored
four-way victory over all contcnderS
for the same honors.
According to Observer Commins,
the trip was made in much the same
manner as any ordinary motorist
would drive his car. SO far as speed
was concerned. In the heart of the
mountains, DuSeVOir drove at
comfortable pace and at no time on
the highway did his speed mount
over the legal limit. I'm fact. =.
said CommiHS, after the run, u had
TO wonder II, after au. il was really
4 high gear run that we made. 1t,
secmd more 10 me Ike a pleasure
trip. The car rode the rough spots
with ease and seemingly, had no diff
ficultv on the grades. That such
thing was possible, l frankly did not
believe. Now, however, l am con.
WINGED of the remarkable power of
the Star motor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
Bank of Italy
At Outs With
Superi ntendent

SAN DIEGO, June 2O.--" The
70 prevent alleged interference with
it, plans to establish branch banks
vas filed in the state supreme court
here late Yesterday by the Bank of
Italy against John +. Johnson, state
banking superintendent.
Discrimination is charged in the
su5t, which seeks writ OF mandate
compelling johnson to comply with
state law allowing a bank to c.tab.
iish branches whore II sees fit
Friction ever efforts of the bank
Of Italy to establish brauchcs N Los
Angeles caused the court "cticu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
Los Angeles Is
Destined to Be
Shipping Center

LOS ANGELES, June 20-Los
Angeles is destined TO become the
center Of merchant marine opera
tions IN the Pacific, according TO
Leigh G. Palmer, president of the
United States Fleet Corporation.
Palmer made this declaration fol
lowing initial inspection of local
harbor facilities.
lie predicted tremendous devel
opment in Southern California
trade as result Of the improve
ments,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
Dismiss Charges
Against Three
Pasadena "Vets"

PASADENA, june 20.-Membcrs
Of the local post of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, accused of staging
n nude dance orgy at stag party of
the ex.soldiers, We're exonerated to-
day.
Raymond Evans, post commander,
Harry Shiuglcton and Floyd Sosry,
defendants, pleaded not guilty and
asked for jury trial.
Prosecuting officers told tnc court
the original compIuinants had chang
ed their minds about tcstifyins
against the veterans, and the ease
was dismissed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Free Kehvdn have
sold the al .istic new HON, they
luilt AT IL North Tenth street to
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kenyon of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Christian
have gone to their mountain cabin
u,#r White Star for she Weekend.
W. J. Reid went TO Los Angeles
last night To spend the weekend
with his family, who are there for
the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
BY A. L. BRADFORD
United Press Staff Correspondent

" iA4-IA L ACoS fSLeS44 SSA4So asS4-NCAAs
GIBRALTAR, June 20.-Francc
must Put the quietus Oh Add Ei
hrm, crafty Riffian leader. or il
viii sooner or later lose lis present
position in Morocco.
France is facing really tough
Troolem--a problem Of war and IL
problem Of witnesses. French skin
in arms is pitted against Rffian
guerilla warfare and 10 date there
las been little advantage on either
side. But another great battle is
proceeding. This Is q battle iu which
The cunning Of tie Riffiau j, seek
ing to spread dialoya!tv and aisuu-
ion among the native brothers.
To beat this game France must
give Abd FL Krm a smashing blow.
So TAR krim has fo11d little diff.
euIft u selling 10 tne simple
natr. Nv idea that la i-
bcatta. sa4.e p. Le bc,tod Spain
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
Man With Both
Legs Missing In
3OO-Mile Hik e
II, United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Juno 90. --
Both legs off at the knees, Charles
Ackerman fell exhausted here today
Just as he completed q hike Of more
than 900 miles from Siskiyou county.
near the Oregon border.
Aekerman had bound rubber from
cid automobile tires to his knee
stumps His legs were amputattd
sitter being frozen last winter
The Volunteers of America have
undertaken to secure alj.ficial legs
f.. The man.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
KILLED In CRASH

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30. =
Lois Woodard, 10 year old high
school girl, was killed and her es-
cOrt, William II. Stewart, also l6,
was thought to be dying as II result
Of headon smash of stewart 3 au-
tomobile and a street ear here early
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
DAVIDSON NAMED
HEAD OF NATIONAL
LIGHT ASSOCIATION
BY United Press Leased Wire

~ TUlfVU FFE~- tVSNVU " 1T
san FRANCISC,. eane l9.-J.
l.. Davidson, Onah-. Neb.. today
was elected president Of the Nation
al Electric Light Association, III an
ruai convention lore.
Vice presidents were chosen as
follows:
Il. F. Pack, Minneapolis; H. 7.
Sands. Boston; 2. :. ArkwrighT, At
lanta. and John &. Miller. Los An
geles. ". \. Jones. New York. was
named treasurer.
About the most expensive tAing
on the earth is money
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
Capt. Robinson Is
Asking Retirement
AS Rear Admiral
Hy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, June 20 Cap
tain j. X. Robinson, chief of the
navy bureau Of engineering, three
times passed over in selections for
promotion to permanent rear ad-
miral because of his involvment in
the naval oil lease eases, has ap.
piled to Secretary of Navy Wilbur
for retirement as a rear admiral, it
was understood here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
u. S. ARMY WINS POLO
MATCH FROM BRITISH

LONDON, June 20.-The Ameri-
can army team today won the Her
lingham polo match against the
British military four by . score Of
s % 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20

~ Lo, Angeles man named Nel
son had two wives. Il was discov
erred when one objected to half
Nelson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
DEFINITE PLANS
SHOULD BE MADE
FOR AUTO TRIP

The man who goes wroug on Il
motor camping trip is usually the
fellow who took too much for grant
ed and started out on the trip an
prepared
One fine day he decides To go,
throws few articles of equipment
into the car. ties the rest onto the
running board or top and is on his
wav with little thought of what
will actually be needed. Without
doubt. more auto vacations have
been ruined through the lack OF
proper preparation and inexperlence
than from any other cause. Trips
that were intended to bring rest and
recreation. brought hard wo5k and.
discontelt-all due to the hack OF
proper preparation.
The itinerary of Il vacation tour
should be planned weeks before the
trip is begun. Definite plans should
be formulated and many problems
must be solved: how many are 60
ING on the trip? What is to he the
aim Of the trip? What points Of IN
terest are to be seen? How many
miles can be comfortably covered
in DAYS drive! What aecommo-
,lations are to be had along the
way. Where shall We camp each
night, These are but few of the
problems that will need solutions be-
rore SOU start.
Good Road Map
With a road map. such as may be
obtained through any good aut0mo-
bile club or Western Auto" store,
MANY Of your touring problems may
be worked ont over your library
table. This map, together with
list of auto camps, Will help you IN
planning your stops each night.
The average amateur auto camper
takes too much equipment, and the
old timer often takes too little. 4
happy medium must be struck be
tween these two extremes. The man
who gets the greatest amount of en-
joymcnt out Of his trip is tho man
who takes the least amount of equip
ment yet has everything that will
be needed. The less you have TO
handle and unpack, the better you
will get along.
Conpactnoss and lightncss arc the
true secrets of motor camping trips.
Go light, CARRYING only the equip
ment that will be needed, and you
will eliminate worry, will return
hardened and fit, and can truthfully
say that you have had a real vaca-
tion III every sense Of the word.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
lights Holtville Natatorium. adv
/ Automobile Loans. ! clear your
tear aadslsssn you money! YOU pay
me by the menth. Fred Il. Cross,
GOO Main .sts Phone 359J, Fl Cen
.tro. adv
! Noland' s Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone FL Centre jS5. adv
Steve nHte'adquarters for sum
mer bachelors. Open all night. adv
Davis Beauty ParlOr. Phone 227>
adv
Pay Cash for used ears c. II.
Sylvester. 636 Main st. adv
Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
ihnd steak dinners $780, Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
satranee direct into dining room. al
T Dance at Imperial Germania han
Sat. Night, june 20. Taylor 5 Or
Ihestra. 4SI-
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 221.
adv
Meet Me At Steve :. adv
DR.. c. J. McKendrick, Chiroprac-
ior. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32S.
Dance Every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
FRANCE FACING
TOUGH PROBLEM

The United Press presents
herewith a story of the Franco
Riftian situation from A. Z.
Bradford, United Press Paris
correspondent who accompanied
Premier Palnleve on the latter's
spectacular flight TO Morocco.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20

An Unusual Opportunity. Wonder
ful new piano for sale. Only So
down, balance to suit. go Main 81.
Phone 145. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20

Are You Hungry Give Loynd s
Fountain Lunch a trial. Satlsfac-
tion and service. adv
sees the Levees-WilHam A. Alvey
and John l., Bishop, prominent resi-.
dents.of hollywood, are in the lmpe-
rial Valley, making a Oriet visit this
week. Both Mr. ANcy and Nil
Bishop have been ia the valley AZ
previous times but not recently.
They maae a motor t.ip across the
sandhills to Andradc yesterday, go
ing down the Ievee into Mexico and
fnea to Laguha Dam. They viii
make a tour of the principal works
of the district in Mexico today be
1ore returning TO the coast. Each
Of tile two men expressed much sur
prise at the magnitude Of the pro
tective works maintained by the ir-
rieation district. declaring that
they were thoroughly in sympathy
with the valley 5 fight for the
Swing ohnson bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-20
I Ihe EeDva1s.
Major Re-. Re-. D D eo1as

10 those familiar with the chief reasons for
Graham Brothers remarkable growth, these
four points loom most conspiououslyi in expla-
nation of their leadership and lower prices:
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-25
DEBATE TEAMS TOUR
STATE This WEEK
Debate With University Takers
at Eight Cities Over
the State

Starting with the decision debate
in Missoula last night, the BObcat and
Bruin debate teams T making a
tour Of the state that calls for con-
tests in nine Montana cities scattered
over the entire state.
The debate in Missoula was a de-
cision contest, but all the rest viii
have no judge decisions. Instead,
votes will be taken on the merits Of
the subject discussed.
Professor Barger is using the en-
tire varsity squad in this series. In
cluded in the list are Ed Bell, Winton
Weydemeyer, Ray Beatty, Henry Gar
diner, Leroy Anderson and Fancy
Neyman. It is an interesting fact
that Miss Neyman is the only fresh
man member of the squad.
The itinerary of the squad and the
personnel of the teams is as follows:
Feb. 24-Hamilton: Bell and Wey-
demeyer.
Feb. 26-Whitehall: Bell and Beat
ty..
Feb. 26-Great Falls: Gardiner and
Beatty.
Feb. 27-Roundup: Gardiner and
Beatty.
Feb. 28-Columbus: Neyman and
Anderson.
March billings: Gardiner and
Beatty.
March S-Big Timber: Gardiner
and Beatty.
March Livingston: Neyman anC
Anderson.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-25
BOBCATS TO MEET
BRUINS In tilt
Play Friday and Saturday to De-
eide State Championship;
Last Bobcat Games
For Season

Montana State Colleges fighting
Bobcats will appear on the hardwood
court arrayed against the Montana
U~Riversity's growing bears this week.
For the locals, Adolph Hartwig, the
enlongated forward, will display his
coveted wares. Gotham, Hartwig's
running mate, is expected to do great
things for the college with his speed
ard uncanny eye. Val Glynn will be
seen at center. This man always plays
a wonderful floor game. His basket
eye is clear and he should tally some
Ratty field goals.
Hatfield who IS captain Of che Bob
eat SQUAD is al set fer a couple Of
hard evenings Of watchful waiting and
snappy pursuit Of the leather melon.
McGuin is all "het up Over the COM
inE games and both guards will bear
watching by the opposition for when
least expected they are liable to snare
3 Few elusive points.
The Missoula Honey Eaters will be
on hand with a galaxy of stars that
all have good reps tucked under the
covers of their scrap books.
A pair of boys who sign their
checks with Dahlberg will be remem-
bered by scholastic basketball fans for
their effective work with the Butte
teams. Oscar plays right forward
while George prefers the right guarC
position. Baney holds down the Left
forward position and is ar effective
factor in the MissouIa team success
Ilman who jumps in the little circle
is a tOuted athlete of past years from
the MissOula High school. Illman i
considered one Of the best centers il
the state. A certain Mr.. Sweet stars
at left guard. Sweet was a membe,
Of the 1923 Miles City State cham
pion team. Since entering colleg,
his ability along basketball line
seems to have greatly increased.
The teams have met once this yea
and each hold a victory over the other
The contests will be more than spir
tied for should either team win bot
tits they will be recognized as tn
best exponent of college basketball
that Montana can boast of.
Rumors from the box office indicat
that seats viii be scarcer than HON
grown bananas in Alaska. A grea
factor in the Bobcats success will Ii
in the student support that they re
yeiye at the game.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-25
BOBCATS RETURN
FROM long TRIP
Win Seven of Eight Games
Played on Tour of Idaho
and Montana

The Bobcats returned last Satur-
day night from a highly successful
foreign invasion, winning seven games
out of eight. All games except the
first one which was lost to Missoula
were won by a fairly wide margin.
The School Of Mines, the first
game of last week, was defeated by
a score of 20 to II. The game was
fast all through and a three-point
lead Of Miners held until Hartwig
started a shooting spree. Both teams
used defensive play throughout the
game, neither being able to get close
in for shots.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-25
Three FORKS SITE
OF TRADING POST

CONTINUED from page Two)
Of the federal garrison on the Big
Horn Fort Smith) two citizens Of
BOzeman, one it's founder, set forth
to learn its state. j. n. Bozeman
never returned, for on the Yellow
stone (near Shields river, now in
Park county, he lost his life at the
hands Of Indians. Mr. BOzeman was
q Georgian by nativity.
The volunteers were disbanded n
the Course Of that year and. upon
the coming Of two companies Of reg
ulars, Fort Ellis was established
just east Of Bozeman.
In 1853 the one republican sent e
the territorial legislature was l. 8
Wilson Of Callskin county.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-25

The Bobcats were going good IN
this game, in fact, too good fer the
teachers. Winner, who was substi-
tuted for Gotham in the last half
played an exceptionally good game.
During the short time that he was
in the game he made 10 field goals,
which made him high point man for
that game.
The Bobcats defeated the Inter
mountain Union College Panthers by
a score of GAIA. The Bobcats took
an early lead, ana at no stage Of th-
game were they in danger. The score
at the half stood % to 6 in favor OF
the Bobcats.
The Bobcats wound up the week by
defeating Mount St. Charles College
in a score 81 TO 10. The Saints open.
ed in great style, tying the score al
2, at 4, and again at 6 points, t
held their own against their oppOn
ents for approximately five minutes
Then the indomnitable passing ant
shooting combination of the BObca
quint began to tell and it's effect wa.
soon noticeable. Hartwig, Gotham
Glynn and Hatfield piled up scores il
great style during the rest of the en-
tire game. Hartwig was high pcin
man, making IS points. Glynn too
10 points, and Gotham 7 points.