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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
THE ONE-HAY DRIVER

The automobile driver, remarks a citizen inter-
eSted in traffic problems is creature of habit. He
drives down town in the morning by certain route,
and drives home in the evening by the route 1t
doesn't seem to to him that there other
streets he
The streets he drives through may be goon ones.
The route may be short. And nearly everybody else
may agree with him. That makes the trouble. The
more unanimity, the more traffic jam,
There are other streets Just as good other ways
just short, which crowded with traffic and
therefore make quicker and pleasanter driving. The
observant driver learns that distance anyway, is of
little impoI aIice if paving is good and the way is
clear.
It's worth changing routes, too, merely for the
sake of seeing something different
Quite a moral homily might be made of this
Every phase of human life has its one-way drivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
4 E0REIGN N.ATERNAY

An engineering dream of several centuries is being
realized in Europe by the completion of waterway
between the North Sea and the Mediterranean, cutting
through the big peninsula that constitutes the west
ern end of the continent. Barges comparable to
those used the New York Barge canal between the
Great Lakes and the Hudson will be able pass
from to without the long journey around
Spain, France, Belgium and Holland.
North and South Europe will be Joined by water
directly for the first time in history. 1t will be i'm
portant continental link, promoting commerce and
peace.
It has been big. expensive undertaking, involving
an enormous amount Of dredging and blasting, incud
ing five mile tunnel through the Alps
This example set by the supposedly backward
and poverty stricken Old World should give stm
ulus to the ofdiseussed project of connecting the
Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico by means of
barge canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi
easier and cheaper undertaking.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
Bedtime Stories
BY no WARD e. GAEiS
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY IN THE AIR

J&cko IIimkvta,. was Il monkey boy
aud it was he who had come up be
hind Baby Bnntv and Mr.. Stubtail,
the bear gentleman after Uncle
Wiggiv had fallen into the hole
near the paper house. AS | told YOU
last night, Mr.. Longcars made Bun
" = house out of paper. All of a
sudden there was so much smoke
they thought the place was on fire,
Rut the smoke came out from Mr.,
Stubtail 5 stove where he was bak-
ing honey cakes on Il Exile two
wheeled travelling cart,
"Can YOU get Uncle Wiggily up
out of the hole, ,Jacko - asked
Burty. Look, he's down there.
l5ut no vou can t see him - the
lrlr is too deep! Oh, isn't it terri.
hlci" cried the little rabbit girl.
What made Uncle Wiggilv 90
down that hole3" asked Jacko calm
and inqui>itive ike.
He didn t mean to. = explained
Mr.. Stubtai. II gave him one of
nv honey cakes. and he liked it SO
ia t(h llat III tdHNNt 1'i .iVN' Ahe
didu t see the hole 50 near him. and
he slipped right in it. Now the
question is-cau vou ret him up =
Yes, that $ the question,
agreed Jaeko. Bat what The an
Swrr is don't knew. However,
| think can help. Now listen.
both Of you. | will 90 rs close as
I dare to the edge OF the hole and
lever into it my long tail. You
Mr.. Stubtail ami YOU Baby Bunty
mast hold my front paws SO I won t
Zip backwards into tie hole. If
NV tail is long enough it will .cach
down to the bottom of the hole,
where Uncle Wigg V has landed,
ami if he catches hold of my tail
We can pull him out.
''Ch ,Iacko. How clever you arc.
cried HuutV.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
Will Resurface
Highway Between
Ontario, Riverside

SACRAMENTO, Oct. II. - The
state highway commission today ad-
vcItised for bids for the rosurfacing
Of - miles of the state highway be-
tween Riverside and Ontario.
The present lS-foot concrete pay
ing win be widencd to 20 feet and
IcsUrfaced with asphault, according
to plans of the commission. The
bids will be opened here November
9th.
Eids were also asked on the grad
ing and rcsUrfacing of y miles of
Mecca-Blythe highway in Riverside
county near Desert Center.
Plans for the elimination Of the
Union Pacific grade crossing at
Winoville by means of subway
have been authorized by the com
mission and the engineer instructed
10 proceed with the work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
GOVERNOR URGES
STATE NEED FOR
KLAMATH ROUTE
ny United Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. II. - A
declaration that the state needed
tive completion Of northern trans
continental lines in thc Klamath
territory and that duplication should
C." avoided by joint use of existing
lines, WIS made 10 the interstate
commerce commission hearing by
Governor Walter NJ Pierce.
This po.atcd recommendation
from The states chief executive
came At the completion of the most
bitterly contested session in the
hearings, which have been conduct
cd during the past ten days by
Charles d. Mahaffie director of II
nance for the commission.
The governor 5 appearance was
the opening gun in the state : fight
for the most comPrehenstv rail
plan it could command and came at
the conclusion of the Southern Pa
cific case.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
MORE FOREIGN LOANS

While the rest of the world is criticisng Uncle
Sam rich old skinflint, hating him as a creditor
and trying TO hedge the payment OF money borrow
ed from him. It is buster than ever trying borrow
more.
This seems to be the real purpose behind the debt
settlements, aside from Great Britains It was frank
ly admitted that the principal why France
sought settlement to raise her credit and enable
her to negotiate loans in America Italy has the
same notion. So have other debtors.
Europe owes this country more than 100000 00O-
600 IN private loans, top of all the government
loans In the last three months America has sent
more cash to Europe than it spent to build the Pan
anna canal The total increase this year has been more
than Sl000000000 and negotiations are pending for
another billion.
For every dollar that Europe hands America to
apply on old loans it wants another five.
How can there be any good in such procedure for
either party? Europe needs to stop borrowing.
America could all its capital in developing its own
resources. How long is this going to last?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
REJECTS ROYALTY
CLAIM ON MOVIE
by United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. Il. - The
motion picture The Ten Command
ments' was produced by Cecil r.
beMille from Il scenario written by
,Teannic Macpherson in his cmployc,
Judge Samuel II. ) 'cy has ruled III
I. :. district court here.
he decision SET aside the suit
of Mrs. Matte Thompson of Eu,
fanla, Ala, who asked royalties on
the picture. Mrs, Thompson claim
ell she wrote and submitted the
scenario of "The Ten Command
mcuts to De Mile; that he return
ea it as unavailab bile and taeu
stole the idea.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
SHORTER WORKING
DAY ADVOCA Ed
AT LABOR CONFAB

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. II. - \
shorter working day which would
distribute available employment
among the largest number of work
erS. was advocated here IN resolu-
ton passed by the American Fed
erat5on of Labor convention.
Modern production methods and
electrical machinery make it abSo-
lutelv necessary that available work
be distributed, the resolution said.
The national movement for more
and extension of the SATURDAY. half
holiday to all industries was urged
in other resolutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
FAMOUS LANDMARK
OF DAYS OF 49,
NOW BEING RAZED

ORONILLE, Cal. Oct. IL. -- The
Exchange hotel at Wyandottc, fam
ouS landmark and haunt of the gold
day miners. has been razed.
The structure was built in 1850.
For years, especially in the sixties,
ii was popular with miners. Many
Il bag of gold dust passed over the
counters of the stord established
in, the building, The hotel was al.
so stopping place for stage
coaches plying between valley cit
les and mountain points.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
Valley Theater
Season to Open
Thursday Night

Thursday night marks thc open
ing of the Valley t'.catcr for the
coming season. Manager Brick has
procured an especially good picture
for the opening night and thcater
patrons are assured AN enjoyable
evening y entertainment.
''The Unholy Three Il Metro
Goldwyn Mayer production directed
by Tod Browning and soon to be
featured at the Valley thcatcr, is
a crook drama with II great deal of
heart ;ntcrcSt. The east includes;
Lon CLANCY, Mae Busch, Matt
Moore, Victor McLagIen, Harry
Earles and Mathew Bet.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
SEATTLE FIREMEN
FIGHT BLAZE in
FOG, THREE HURT

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. II. 49,
Handicapped by one of the worst
fogs in the city S history, firemcu
today fought blaze which swept
Creamery building, near the water
front. The loss is expected TO total
over 100000.
Three fircmcn were seriously in.
jurcd and others received minor in
JuricS.
Twenty one pieces of apparatus
ohd two fireboats fought the flames
the streams Of water from the boats
being indistinguishablc 20 feet
from their hose while the ladders
were lost in the fog after reaching
the second story.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
POMONA COLLEGE HEAD
LEAVES FOR EUROPE

POMONA, Oct. II. - james \
ElaiSd"Il, president Of Pomona Col
lreo, left today fer years visit te
Europe where he will study con-
tineutal educational methods. EleT
en- hnndrcd students of Pomona col
lcge babe the president and his wife
farewell.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
COTTON BELT ROAD IS
SOLD TO X. G. SOUTHERN

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Thc Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific ha'
sold its holdings in the Cotton Bel
road TO the Kansas city Southern
according 10 a statement made TO
day by Charles Hayden, chairman
of the Rock Island s board of di
rectors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
The old rabbit gentleman
began Slowly risi7l8.
cried DuutE.

Don't stop to talk. ny dear, ="
advised the bear gentleman.
jacko's plan Is fine one.
would DO it myself if mv tail were
orly longer. Bat il isa't ard new
! cr viii be Bear, always have little.
short, s-ubbv tails. But come
.Jacko. lower your tail into the hole.
We must save Uncle Wiggily,"
No sooner said than done, With
I th" gentleman bear and little rab-
bit girl to hold him. the monkey boy
! backed TO the hole and down it he
/ lowered his long tail. There was an
! anxious moment of waiting. Was
Uncle W:gg;'y down there? Was he
,tili alive Could he grasp the mon
key $ tail and be pulled out'
1t was very still and quiet, and
then, all of sudden, from down in
, the hole q voice floated upward cry
ing:
WHO is tickling me. Oh-cr-ah
l,cr -choo. Kcr sneczio. Kcr snitzo!
On, what is tickling me-
THAT s my tail tickling YOU, l
guess, Uncle WiggiIv. chattcrcd
Jacko. - lowered it TO help you
OUT Of the hole. Take Il tight hold
and we II pull you out.
''Oh. thank you said the rabbit
gentleman, and moment later
JACKIE fclt someone graspiug his
tail
.'rull," cried the monkey boy,
arI Dab Bua'y and Nh otubrail
pulled Oh his paws. Up out Of the
loic came .iacio ; tail, and holding
, fast 80 il was Uncle Wi4-1v.
"Oh, ! was 50 worried about
you. cried Baby Duntv.
i Tint. Tut, nay dear, No need TO
( D. wori.el'' ecntly said the bunny
l.ut..4ar. We rabbits live in
. lot.,. Won know. Holes don = fright
'c. Mr. didn't hurt myself in the
joa~t aud ] t.a. going to sleep when
/ frit Jarao =. tail tickling nae. But
{ ! am very thankful 10 YOU for help
/ iu. mo. uut. Sow what wc II do
( Euatr p, 90 co along with Mr.. Stub
t..i and beip him -cli his honey
caf".. + Wi'I hc a Jolly adventure
. for me-. and think
Hui what Unclo Wiggily thought
do did not got chance 10 tell iust
thcn. for all Of - quichue+S, "hilc hc
was talking to Euutv, Jarko and ihc
bear, the oI r.'h ~; geatleman be
gaH slowly 'i-i"g up jl the air.
H'ghcr and higher and faster and
faster Lc was lifted up.
" What is happcning'" cried Mr..
Stuu'Ui.
"Oh rnclc Wigg'Y Where. oh,
whore alc you going cried Bunty
reaching out her paw. 70 pull him
back ~ carih. But IT was too late.
Where are -oa going
81 wish knew. Oh / wish ]
knew. 80 sighed Sir. Longcars as hc
iIo-, st.}l higher u tle air. Bu'
don't be afrajd ! viii Jrot let any
larm come TO him. and you shall
l.ar where he went iu tAc next
sIorv that j., if the ice cream
IuaG Z doesu t catch cold whcn il
aer- to sleep IN the gas stove oven
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
THE WEATHER

Ics Angeles ana Vicinity: Fair
'pHight aud Thursday with slowly
Using temperature
Southern California: Fair toaight
--4-. IA ta- a-1 4:--.G
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
DEBATE RED CROSS WORK
ny United Press Lcascd Wire

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. Is, Out
standing Rcd Cross problems were
under discussion today at the fifth
annual convention of the Americas
Red Cross here. Work in both do,
mestic and foreign fields was dis
cusscJ and explained by various
workers from all parts of the world,
Sonoma county has been shipping
10 ears of grapes daily for some
,yaakS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
TEN YEARS AGO
Octohe, Ii 1919

The Imperial Irrigation district
added $4,000 acres to its iurisdic-
tion. adopting "A resolution drawn
up by Attorney NJ. w. Conkling.
II. d. Pauliu was elected head Of
the Imperial Tennis club.
The Imperial County Federated
Women S club met at ilcber. Lunch.
con was served at the lIcbcr church.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Toll OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
October IA, 1907

+. l.. Hamilton, physician and
surgeon, arrived from San Diego
and opened an office in the FL Cen
tro hotel. DR.. Hamilton had for
merlv practiced in Tularc county.
Rev. j. NJ. Huston, of Los Angeles
arrived, and after driving about
the valley all day expressed himself
as enthusiastic with the locality.
He stated that he considered Impe-
rial Valley lands fine investment.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
October IA, 1910
Col. Byron II. Cook returned to
Imperial following Il week spent in
san Francisco, where he attended
the session Of the Masonic grand
lodge.
Peter =. Hovlcv, Brawlcy ranch
ef. shipped an exhibit of cotton
plants, showing we'll set bolcs, to
the Cudahv company at Chicago for
exhibit purposes.
Harold Bell Wright returned from
a trip to Redlands, and stated he
would spend the next two months at
Tptolotp Rancho
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14

On III Brim ranch, Williams. to
lu>a county, IS acres of eight year
old almond trees bore II tons Of
nuts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-14

The Masonic temple at Shast'
Siskiyou county, home of the frs
Masonic lodge organized in Califor
MIA, was recently destroyed bv fire