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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
SUPREME COURT WILL
RECESS AFTER MONDAY

WASHINGTON, Dee. s. The
United States supreme court an
nounced late YESTERDAY that it
would recess after next MONDAY, De
ccmhcr II, until Januarv Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
EIGHrEEr- vEAPs koc
CccCr.t {. 1907

mas -. -a.a bod iu EI csa. .
Had,a t.c au-r. ..a> 1T tL, imps. d.
Valley stock Br.alts associate.
WAS orcact. Ahoa' H. hyad ef IT,
stock were entered. W. T.. Wis.
Il. NJ. CiarA and y. 4. Van It,
Formed far managing commit.
After award, ha1 been nm1a. %
.r.r, pa-~.. lead - b',c .lt..
Winners marched tIr,ue. til ta
ness li>,.ic.. Hlaa,. :>tutesn.
George y. Carter ami JaMe, e..
---.-u =. uu--.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
VALUABLE BASKET
BURIED WITH BODY
OF INDIAN WEAVER
by l nited Press Leased Wire

CARSON CITY. New, Dee. s.-n
fuitiIiment Of her. last request. y
basket valued at $1,000 was buried
here yesterday with the body Of
D"'>o!'lec, most noted Indian has
Iiet weaver Of Nevada,
The woman was 90 years Of age.
She died yesterday after both white
physicians and Indian medicine men
had failed to save her.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
TREES, LIVING And DEAD

1t cannot be assumed that all the world loves
tree. We still find surprising disregard for trees.
and sometimes apparent hostility to them.
California is still struggling, against big odds, to
save its principal redwood forests.
Many fine old forests throughout the country have
been preserved only by recourse to federal action.
In Ottawa Kansas the other day, the mayor and
city commissioners arranged to sell 30 stately walnut
trees among the largest and oldest in the state, to
st. Louis lumber firm, and prevented only by
in JUNCTION obtained by group OF indignant citizens.
In the laying out of suburban allotments, over and
over again fine old woods cleaned up thorough
~ that there is not big left and home builders
who love trees have to start all over again.
There time when forests had to be cleared,
to make way for crops and dwellings. But in most
sections that time is long past. Yet it is incredibly
hard to persuade lot of people that nowadays in any
populous community, living tree is worth many times
as much S a dead one.
If what some folks say about beauty and brains is
true, we might spell it "dumb-belle'
People who speak of American adhesion to the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
BIIND SINGER INJURED
WHEN CAR ROLLS 400 FT.

BAKERSFIELD, Doc. 8.-Kich-
ard skinner noted bind singer Of
~ sefytl e5lSs,a u jp@a h9gRtta %8ith
1861 cituscd when his Gfat0
backed OF Kern river bluffs and
rolled 400 feet dawn the hill lie
also suffered other serious injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
TOBACCO KING DIES

NEW YORK, Dee. S.-Pcrcival
smith Hill, president Of the Amcri-
can Tobacco company, died sudden
~ at his Park avenue home yester-
day. He WAS in his 9th year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

At Il special dairy meet in Stan
islaus county the chairman vas Civ.
tn Il mock trial and convicted of
owning scrub bull.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fai
tonight and Wednesday with MOD
crate temperature.
Southern California; Fair tonigh
and Wednesday,; moderate tempcra
turc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

The cities of Ofovillc Butte
county. and Susanvillc. l.assen coun-
tv. will soon adopt the city man
agcr plan of government.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

The Harrison Aberdeen Angus
herd FROM Woodland, Yolos county,,
tc4A .ee.'H d tha puzes III tAaf
breed Al Portland, Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

Boy, aud girls clubs "yhibite'
- dairy calves at the l.s, Iebam.
county far.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-08

People who speak of American adhesion to the
World Court evidently assume that America is stuck
on the court
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

"They have got to go and mix with Folks very
intimate Way and make Friends and the Communities in
which they live sit up and take Notice To get with
the Assignment they must have something which sudous
Young Person out of Books in Laboratory They
know how appear in Roomfu of People without fall
Chair They be familiar with the Manners and
and all the fool Contrapons of eager and restless
Public They must be the Job they wish to succeed and
when it to lamnng them the Plate they must
have something up the Sleeve besides Socrates and Calculus
"As l expected" said President Twgg, yot are now
speaking of Success in terms of Dollars,
WELL" said Beef Il don't know of any Article except the
odfashioned Iron Dollar which will permit the Citizen today
carry his Plans provide for expensive Family and
him Power and Influence when he has to lock Horns with
hard Emergencies Possibly your Idea that the CoegeBed
Men in every Negborhood should be sofspoken and gentle
hammered Philosophers who lecture the Literary Club and
Grocery Bills.
"Doggone it. Erasmus you've either got buck the Line
get off the Field I've been driving hard for Years
qure Results and when get among the Pedan the
Savans and the other kinds of Aunts they make feel if
Babbtt just because have kept of the Poor
House. The best get is the Title of Super-Roari will
admit that lot of the New Dope Scientific Saesmanshp
is Bunk You will give Credit for saying that
my Boy to learn how to out into the World and Sell him
self do not insist that he shall of College with
Blue Tie and Beaming Personality
All ask is that after he arrives back Home and give
HIM the OnceOver, will not be compelled to lock him up.
want him to get everything YOU have sell the Works
want him to be Officer in the Cadet Corps Baritone in the
Gee Club of the Backs the Eleven Editor of the
Daily and Business Manager of the Frat House wart him
to meet all kinds of People that he won't be afraid of any,
thing that Knckerbockers no matter what the Sex NAV
be- incidentally want him to avoid flunkng in any of his
work want him to emerge from this Joint as the Type of
He-Man who making Life vivid Proposition in Office
Buildings and Country Clubs"
Erasmus shook his head sadly and remarked "e is YOUR
direct and legitimate Offspring SO think may safely guar
antee that matter what else happens him. he will not suf
fer from EyeStran while under Tutelage"
Moral: If it not for the Home Influence MANY
CoIeglan would be ruined by Over Education.
Copyright 1920
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
MONTAGUE GLASS:

GIVES, Mawruss New York for the
dcaessen selling cold beef forty
pound and sixty cnts Abe Potash remarked
morning recently. THAT will fix the time for you"
at have been the early nne Abe, because in them
days could also buy good suit Of clothes for ten dollars
frstcsss theayter for twenty-five in the top gallery
Coney Island for five the Smith
trolley" Morris Prmutter added "and trolley
manufacturer worrying to whether not the public had
reached the sauraon point the matter of buying fvent
trolley trips to Coney Island"
SWELL 1925 fve-cent trolley trips like 1925 fivecent
cigars Mawruss" Abe said "They are getting shorter
shorter that by the time you've started you've prac
cay finished it, but at that, Mawruss, amt bad off
they the old country where French Belgian franc
worth only four and half cents Italian Ira three and half
cents, and Greek whos-this practically nothing all"
"Sure, know Morris agreed "but the time Abe,
impression the newspapers about how
much better off than the French Italians and Creeks
while every day the financial page prints what them
undesirable, Alien immigrant coins worth when translated
into dollars yunderand they don't about what them
onNordic Alpine Mediterranean worth
when translated into cold cooked beef turkey sandwiches
theayer tickets cheap clothing and trolley rides You take the
native born hundred Nordc white Amer
egn Exchange Broker when used buy francs ras and Greek
white chips understand Foreign Exchange Broker
got TO eat, smoke and 70 the theayter while
GOOD CHEAP CIGAR
MAYBE he could get just good smoke the
binder and blended filler of marks and rOube Abe sug
gested
the Foreign Exchange business Ab retored
change has got population TO curb
his appetite till he spend his francs ras and Greek
(which big mistake that the American makes when he
feels sorry for the French and Italians supposng they
stake the French father Of family five
hundred francs week. Abe and he don't give his wife twenty
nice American dollar Sunday dinner French
people food not dollars and from what hear by people
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

NEXT WEEK
''NyARREN'S TEMPER. Chatting
STY."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
Potash and Perlmutter Discuss
The Charleston or TarantelIc

medium of exchange for dancing lessons Mawr" Abe pro-
tested "n Italy people don't the
They dance the tarantea which they
ting bit by aranua spider and the tarantula, unlike
and learns how to Charleston don't collect nothing
for his service"
81 don't deny it," Morris said, "but is that
while admit that Otto Kahn knows Foreign
change that do understand still the time,
stand it's opinion that dollars lras
eadsugs for auomatcteepones amt higher lower
exchange value than the fear who's exchanging
articles he's exchanging them for"
AMERICAN DOLLAR IN FINLAND.
(Which, understand the matter good Naples
Italy, exchange four liars for linear feet
spaghetti Morris proceeded sap "whereas gasoline
York twenty gallon would
traffic. the who exchanges his twenty gasoline
miles to the gallon but the other hand would that
mile of spaghetti Naples will feed family
automobile mileage amt nearly the exchange value of Ira
spaghetti mileage What Abe the Teller that exchanges
his Ira spaghetti mileage instead of automobile mileage can't
arrested parking his spaghetti fire
plug using his spaghetti faster rate Of speed than forty
miles hour"
"Take it Greece, Abe whatever it is they
hundred times much value the bright
dollar exchanged for chips Palm Beach
betting Tia Juana" Morris continued Furthermore,
Abe, while exactly stuck the Greeks because of the
they the fruit for exhibition and sell the rots
and Spots understand would rather have business dealings
with Greek whose rotten coinage to feed the kitty in
open game"
Gust the same Mawru they've very high opinion of
the American dollar Europe Abe ad and only this
reading in the where Finland and Rus
have together that in business dealings between Fin
anders Russians they should only the American dollar
So that nowadays suppose the Finland papers running ad
vertisements which read:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
PREXY DIsAPPROVEs DIDOES

Erasmus allowed that what this beetebrowed Country
needs, noiseless Auto Horn general Leaven of
Culture. He said that in England the Varsity Men bring to
their various Professions lot of Dignity and abiding Love
for all that opnotc Literature Science and the Arts They
of Speech and any of them sit down and
tear off Thesis Archaeology the Atomic Theory whereas
the Graduate of American College, eight years after he has
escaped into the Open has about much intellectual Haer
Taxi Driver and reads nothing but the Head Lines and
keeps himself in prime Mental Condition by debating
syllable words to gunlchewing Typst.
1t Time to tighten up and compel the High Jumpers
and Ragme Hooters work for their Sheepskns and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

"What Abe the Teller exchanges his
spaghetti mileage instead of automobile mileage can't be arrested
and fined for parking his spaghetti fire plug
have back from France recently Abe the French franc
when exchanged chicken much higher
taon than the American dollar America when exchanged for
much beef and cabbage"
Furthermore, Abe" Morris went say, of you are
choking back any obs Of the troubles the Italians
having with their as compared to the enjoyment the
American gets with his dollars yundeand tell you that
the sob should be the other The Ira has pretty
admit Abe, but it amt low the dollar
when consider how people in New York. Chicago and Los
Angeles exchanging five dollars and
in how TO dance the Charleston"
"Bu shouldn't ought to consider the Itala0 Ira
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

the Ddoes Colleges founded mpar knowledge teach
Correct Thinking and satrate with Culture and not to provide
Hot Copy for the Sporting Page.
Beef admitted that Erasmus held all of the Views which
might be expected from Professor who inside of College
Building and looking He wondered however if the Brit
sh Type of illuminate would haonze with the Present Con-
ditons in Chicago.
"You remember Thing" said the Old Grad
You are not coaching lot of domestcated Book Worms
go and teach the Ologes in Female Semnares and High
Schools The Glasses getting big that only about five
per cent the Graduates their Lives to Diet
of Bread and Milk while directing the Young Idea how
Shoot The other o per cent must go into the Scrinnage
They spend the glad Hours in polishing up their Vocab
lare or proving to the World that they retain all of the Lusre
which they acquired in the Halls of Learning
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

got the Goat of many Educator Hence all the earnest Talk
about aboishng Athletics. Mebbe it could be done.
"ln these days of Prevention Restriction and Regulation
suppose will find how to lay Man Table and
surgcaly all of the usual Impulses which he has
herted from long line of tough Ancestors Possibly you
every Institution of Learning into Workshop
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
WHEN IN MOSCOW EAT AT THE LENIN CAFE
THE BEST SEVENTY-FIVE CENT BUSINESS
MANS LUNCH IN RUSSIA

and that Russian newspapers advising Finande to walk
for the Zvone Cigarette Of quality which costs five
but is worth it,"
understand that Finland already quite American in
things" Morris remarked OTIS form of Pro-
hfbiton."
"Then in that Mawrus Abe concluded suppose the
Russians in Moscow will jump the price of vodka the Finland
from cents straight to fifteen cents for quarter
Copyright, 1925, by The Bell Syndicate Ine.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

Mental Discipline and compel the Boys forget that there is
any such Thing in the World Fapper If you and the
other Lads with the corrugated Does and the Rubbertired
Specs think you put any such bunch OF Miracles
will be glad to sit the Side Lines and watch You'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
he Fable Of What Modern College Has to Offer

TT came about that early Autumn during the Days when
the pps and the Ri Yis were rushing the Freshmen looking
for Saxophone Players there to the campus of Bng
ham College an old Grad who had been Football Hero away
back yonder He had with him the Only Son. just out of Prep
School The Offspring Husky who looked like an IN
cpent Lumberjack and walked like Sailor. He thrice
welcome at good old Bingham because he had all the EarNaks
of Bird who might travel in the Footsteps of his usous
Dad and butt large irregular Holes in the opposing Eevens and
especially the hated Atwater
Now it happened that Beef" Hink the honored Aunnus
whose Achievements the blood soaked Grdron
served the Folk Lore of the School, had been Cassate
of Erasmus Twgg, D. D. L. l. D., Phi D., etc, the hon
ored Prexy
Bee" had kept bucking the Line and mussing the OPP
position after coping his Degree and generally agreed
that he had put away Kale than you could load
Army Truck For every Degree that Erasmus had annexed
Beef" had swiped another Hunk of Currency.
One operated in the quiet Coers and the other up
to his Neck in Battle One the Apostle of Schoastcsm
and the Other was Disciple of Rough and Tumble but when
they met the Campus they just like couple of Twins,
for they had sung in the Gee Club in the Days of Yoe
and had large and glowing Admiration for the Other.
Beef explained Erasmus that he had brought the Kid
back dear old knowledge Works head him in the
right Direction that he got all the Education he
could stand.
ANYTHING POSSIBLE THOSE DAYS
Erasmus was full of Al Advice He said that if Beef
would help him. between the of them they might find
possible t1nke Credlt TO f1lSelt
the College He said that the Faculty fighting hard to
protect the Student Body against lot of denorazng lnfu
ences which putting Higher Education the Fritz He
said that the nutheaded all crabby about
Athletics They thought about Winning Teams than they
dd about storing their Beans with rich and useful
knowledge They were encouraged by lot of rowdy Alumni,
who back the Big Games and whooped and begged
the New Generation kick the Daylight of all the odtme
Rivals 1t very discouraging
Erasmus said that the average socared Student all
fired busy with House Parties Dramacs Jazz Bands Daily
Papers Pep Sessions and other Forms of LowBrow
Excitement that he seemed regard REGULATIONS Side
Issue The Curriculum running second the Movies. He
believed that would be great Idea to clean House and get rid
of all the fool Diversions which sdeacked the Youthful Mind
from the prescribed Courses Of Study That's how he felt
about IT.
Beef" listened with great Respect Then he said to Eras
mus: IL get you Erasmus know Just how riled you
these mpusve Comanhes interested the Things
that interest hem instead of being keen for the Pursuits which
appeal One of your sedenary Habits with Blood Pressure
below The Situation which is fung you to have
rounded by stately Fins. You put the Loud Pedal
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
BUCK THE LINE OR GET OFF THE FIELD =

4 they acquired in the Halls of Learning.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
HEBREW UNION COLLEGE MAY SEEK FIVE MILLION
S50,00O Fund Started by ochs Likely
 tO be Swelled Into Bigger |, Amount.

' St, Louis, Jan, 22.--A proposal that the Hebrew Union college seek a $5,O0Q,OO0 endowment fund. which was made by AdoIph s. Ochs, pub lishor of the New York Times, in Il letter to Dr, Nathan kras of New York city, was under consideration today by the delegates to the bien- nlal convention of tho Union of American Hebrew congregations.
 Ludwig Nogelstein said he under stood $j00,00O had been pledged to Mr, Ochs for such q fund. The plan calls for loo men to contribute or raise $jO,OO0 each.
 The question Of dignfying the name of Jew came up in d proposal yesterday that the union change its name 10 the Union Of American Jew lsh Congregations and heated debate enSued, Rabbi Schillman of Chat tanooga, Tcnnn suggested the change,
 Rabbi Isaac Wlse editor of the American Hebrew, and many others supported the proposal, but the ma iorIty decided in favor of the orig inal namc,
 The National Federation of Tenn pie Brotherhoods ended its session yesterday with the election of Roger w, Strauss of New York president; Frederick Wingersky of Boston, vice. president; Leonard s. Levin of Pitts burgh second president; Rabbi George Hcpin of Cincinnati, execu- tive secretary, and Rabbi Louis I. Egcson of Cincinnati. assistant ex- ecutlye secretary.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
SLAIN BY ROBBERS
Six Bandits Kill United Fr7iit Com
 panys Inspector At Sioux Farm 2 Guatemala, Reports state.

Boston, Jan. 22.-F. F. WiGgins ol London, Eng, inspector of line com .missaries for the GuatcmaIan dlvls- ion of the United Fruit Company was recently killed on Sioux tarm' Guatemala, by band of six robbers the office of the company here an- nounced today. He had been in- specting the line commssaries Of the division and was returning to head quarters with s2,000 when the SIX men who were armed with rifles, waylaid and shot him, later escaping with the money.
 The crime was the first of its kind since the United Fruit Company had been operating in Guatemala, the announcement said The company has ofterad d reward for the cap- tuxe of the robbers and is actively cooperating with the Guatemalan government In efforts to arrest them' Mir. Wiggins was formerly a llcuton~ ant in the Royal air forces.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
Irish Minister Will
 Not Be Feted Here

New York, Jan. 22-The George Wsshingt Sulgrave Institution, an organization active in fostering amity between the United States and the British empire, has canceled arrange ments for reception and dinner on sJanuary 29, at which the guest of honor was to have been Professor Timothy A. Smiddy. first minister plenipotentary in the United States from the Irish Free State. More than 2,5O0 invitations have been sent out and many acceptances have been received, John A. Stewart, chair man of the board of the SuIgrave tn- stitution, admitted that the cause for the cancellation was the sudden and wholly unexpected recall by Profess sor Smiddy of his earlier assent to the proffered honor.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
AirpIane Crashes, Two & Killed and Two Hurt

Pensacola, Fla, Jan. 22. - C. r. Linville aviation pilot, and Harvey Maxwell Young, aviation rigger, were killed and A. Y. Rowland, and A. V. Mccall injured yesterday when 8 naval seaplane crashed in Escam- bia Bay, six miles from Pensacola,
 The accident was seen by mcn in g shrImp boat, which was anchored nearby. The two injured nen were taken off and rushed to the bcacn where they were given first aid treatment and later removed to the aviation station. The survivors were unable to account for the crash. Linville was piloting at the time, it waS said.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
PAY EXTRA DIVIDEND
United States Cast Iron Pipe and
 Foundry Co. Announces Melon

New York, Jan. 22.-Directors of the United States Cast Iron Pipe X Foundry Co. today declared an extra dividend of s5.0l q share on the preferred stock, thereby completely liquidating accumulation on this is- sue. Four regular quarterly divi- dends of s1.75 each on the preferred shares for 1925 also were author ized.
 A New Jersey court decision re- gently prohibited the company from paying common dividends until all arrears on the preferred issue had been cleared up. The present pay ment involves the distribution of $601,370 to preferred stockholders.
 Net earnings of the company in 1924 totalled s6,o2e. 92o, equal after preferred dividends, to S43.17 a share on the common stock, about double the 1923 earnings of s21.92 q share.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
REPORT NEXT WEEK
Presidents Agricultural Commission Expects To Submit It's Recom- mendatiOns soon

Washington, Jan. o2.--The presi- dents agricultural commission ex- poets to submit next week its rec concentrations for the relief of agri- culture.
 Sections of the report now are be- ing drafted, but members decline to indicate the nature of their conclu- sions
 The commission several days ago gave the president preliminary re- port suggesting means of relief for the livestock industry. Since then it has studied marketing, export problems, tariff protection and freight rates
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
ADVERTISING KANSAS
19 Ncar-Old Girl Farm Expert Starts for White House 10 Bring Sack of Wheat 10 President.

Hutchinson, Kas.. Jan. 22.-Vada Watson, 19i a slight girl with blue eyes and mSrry dimples, who has cooked for Ihe harvest hands and managed q Kansas farm, planned to leave here today 10 deliver 10 Presi- dent Coolidge a sack of wheat har- vested by President Harding and q message declaring Kansas grows the best wheat in the world"
 Mir, Harding roaped the wheat on the Chester O'Neal farm near Hutch- tnson, where he paused on his trip to the Pacific coast in 1923. IL is hard wheat such as has recently sold in the Kansas City market at $2 d buShel.
 Miss Watson won the honor in contest at the inaugural ball of Gov crnor Ben $, Paulen in Topeka, when she was adjudgcd to possess more charm, beauty and poise than the seventeen other young women con- testants from various sections of the state,
 She is the mothcrleSs daughter of M. E. Watson, a farmer, and is q student at Sterling college at Sterl- ing, Kas,