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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
The Nude In Art
Invades Peking'

PEKIN. Aug. 9.-Chinese art crit
les are for the first time surveying,
with mingled feelings. studies in the
nude at an exhibition Of paintings
by professors and students of the
vi Kuang She, or National Fine Arts
college.
When it became known just be-
fore the show opened that nudes
were to be displayed, the Pekin po-
lice, mortified at this departure from
old Chinese precendent in art mat
tiers, protested that public morals
would be corrupted. Their clamor
suddenly subsidized when it wa,
learned that the vice minister OF
education was patron Of the cXhi.
bition.
In Il speech delivered at the open
ing Of the display, the vice minister
pointed out that it was an cpochal
event. Large crowds are attending
the vernacular press prints long ac-
counts. and reproductions of some
of the pictures appear i'll Sunday
editions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Company Adopts
Its Initials As
New Trade Name

NJ. j. BrandenStein and Company,
one of the largest tea importers and
coffee roasters in the country, has
changed its name to the NJ. J. b.
Co. Because consistent advertising
has so popularized these initials, and
because they are shorter and easier
to write than the extended name.
the trade has for many years ad-
dressed the firm as - NJ. J. b. Co. -
1t was therefore thought best to
take official notice of a change un-
officially adopted long ago.
The Brandenstein name dates
back to 1880, when Joseph Brand
enstein entered the mercantile bus
mess in San Francisco. Three of
his sons later went into the tea
and coffee business as partners. Two
of the brothers, Manfred and NJ. !.
, Brandenstcin, who died i'm recent
years, were prominent figures in the
! social and mercantile circles of san
Francisco The latter WAS a direr-
tor of the Pacific-Iutcrua-
tional exposition.
7 I4'lN al 81 bi dHSttU, w no Has ptNH
associated with the NJ J. Branden-
stein company since 1898, is the
president of the new NJ. j. b. Co.
He said recently: "The new name
: indicates no change whatever in the
essential structure or personnel of
the company. 1t. simply marks the
growth and the development of an
institution out of what started as
! Il personal enterprise.
! Several years ago, after a wide
spread public demand for NJ. j. b.
! coffee and tree tea had been cS-
| tabliShcd throughout the states west
of tire Rockies, the sales territory
was extended to the markets far
thcr east, The company now has
, offices in the principal cities of
the west, and also in New York and
in Shidzuoka, Japan.
Among the first Pacific coast
manufacturers to draw upon the
power of advertising for sales OK
tension, the NJ. j. B. Co. has kept
a constant contact with the CON
sumner market through the use of
newspaper advertising in every see
tion where their products are sold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
i. sc. SLATED TO f..
WIN CONFERENCE
BY GOOD MARGIN

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 9.-Thc
: prospects Of the University Of South
crn California winning the coast
conference this coming season never
We're brighter at this early stage of
the game. All the conference coach
Is have practically characterized the
I Troiaus as 1.-THE team to beat. -
L. 5. G. loomcd formidable last
season. Undoubtedly they were a
] strong, threatening outfit. In the
early part Of the season they look
/ ed like wurld beaters. but along
came Stanford and w. s. c., both
considered out Of the running from
| the start, to put the skids under the
/ southcmerS.
The Trojan weak spot were lack
Gt TWO good tackles and an eff
cient quarterback. Coach Howard
Jones is furnished with a wealth of
/ material by the freshman squad of
last season. But, Notwithstanding
|. $. G. probably lost fewer varsity
stars than anyone in the conference
7 by graduation.
Judging by the reports from the
..outh following spring practice this
gear the Tronns will have their two
good tackles and the chances for Il
fast thinking, speedy acting caller
Of the signals are enhanced by sew
cral colorful prospects.
If any team finishes ahead of the
TroianS in the slope struggle the
chances are it will be one of these
four-Stanford Washington, Oregon
Aggies, or California.
While Jones knows Just about
where he stands already in the way
of regulars, other conference strate-
giSts will be worrying as follows:
Pop Warner at Stanford will
be trying to fill the shoes of Ernie
Nevcrs, one of the greatest full
backs the gridron has ever produc-
ed( and "MugS' Mitchell, his re-
liable quarterback.
Bagshaw at Washington may find
himself in a quandry to fill the
places of Wilson and Tcsreau, his
two star backs, lost through gradu-
alton. The value of Wilson was
demonstrated in the post season Ala
bHnla battle. lhc HuSklcS could get
nowhere without him. Tcsrcau 5 de
Tense and Wilson 5 offcnse will be
missed.
"Nihs" Price may get gray hairs
! his first season as coach at Cali
fornia while attempting to secure
requirements for Carey, guard; Carl
| son, quarterback, and Inlay and
| Dixon, hacks.
Both Idaho and Montana lost
heavily by graduation and this
season will no doubt be spent in
building for the following year, sc
these two schools are not doped tc
/ obstruct the Troians' path.
1t looks like the Trojans will sup,
plant thc Bears as the "team tc
beat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Tourist Praises
Imperial Valley

g. S. Fink. extensive property
holder in and around FL Centre. who
has been i'll the valley the past week
on combined business and pleasure
trip, returned yesterday to his home
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink have just re-
turned from tour of Europe. At
ter all his travels Fink 5 ultimatum
is much the same as that Of others,
namely . In all the world no place
like this.
Il like America. and I like I'm
perial valley" Fink declared.
"'There : not thing the matter
with America unless maybe it 5 that
American people don't like to
work.
''Folks here don t know when
they re well off. In France and
England as well as in Germany
about all they have to eat is rye
bread and potatoes. And they are
glad to work for poe a day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
REDUCTION OF
FEDERAL AUTO
TAy EXPECTED


WASHINGTON, Aug. 0 Motor.
i-ts can look forward to the Deccm-
bcr session Of congress for rcduc-
tion IF the remaining automobile
taxes and establishment Of more
national parks and good roads. ae,
cording to American Automobile a.
sociatiop officials.
The laet aneoiou wog ORC of tho
hcot s;ucc tho World war for motor
lists. fivn hcIpful steps for the mo
t"riet having been taken % fol-
lows:
t. The war excise tav on trucks.
tires. parts aud accessories was re-
pealcd, ana the , per cent tax on
passenger cars VS. cut TO , par
cent saving more than $50 900 600
annually.
> Augmentation Of &1G500O, 900
made for the nclt two fiscal years
to carry out dollar for dollar federal
highwqv aid plan.
.. AAnDted membership nv th"
United States IN the Permanent As.
sociation Of international Road con
presses
I. Granted to states. counties and
municipalities the privilege Of ac-
curing or using lauds for recrea-
tional PURPOSES when such lands are
mot needed by the federal govern
mcnt
). Established the Shenandoah
national park in Virginia. the Great
( Smoky Mountain national park in
/ North Carolina ad Tennessee. and
/ tire Mammoth Cave national park
! in Kentucky.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Start National
= Campaign tot
Endless NOis es

4 nationwide campaign 10 curb
the needless din of the American
city is to be launched by the Cclo-
Iechuic Institute Of America. if was
announced today by r. p. Munror,
head o. the institute.
- DR.. Herman *. Bmdcsou, Chi
c9go commissioner Of health, csti-
mated that the endless roar Of traf-
fic, building and manufacturing j.
cheating the average Chicagoan Of
seven wears of life says Munroc
"Thcrc is no doubt that constant
noise does undermine the efficiency
of the individual. II irritatcs and,
consequently, cXaggcratcs diseases
If the nerves. such as high blood
pressure, and in the long run, is as
detrimental to health as bad air,
or dangerous sanitary conditions.
." It will be the aim Of the insti-
tUtc to enlist the aid Of science in
huShing Aoisc, says Munroc. We
shall work At the problems from
both ends; by learning how to con
troll sound at lis source->ilencing
street ears, trucks and heavy ma
chincry; and by building houses,
factories and offices Of sound
proof or sound absorbent material,
which will help protect the ,eusi-
tive human ear from the constant
battrriug Of street noises.
The institute plans to make a
'Goisc survey of Chicago, to as
certain where the noise is and what
causes it, and how constant or
chronic noise affects property vaIu-
ations. Similar surveys wilI.bc made
in other large cities and the coop
Grafton of municipal health depart
mrnts viii be enlisted i'll the fight.
/ The work of the institute is al
ready we'll under way. \ staff OF
research engineers has made prac-
tical experiments in quoting the
running noise of street cars. sound
. dcadcning apartment buildings and
factories where heavy machinery is
in operation Much Of the work of
the institute will be educational
showing the lay public what con
/ stant noise is actually doing tC
! the individual.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
CARE NEEDED IN
Buying, MACHINES
TO DUST CROPS

Farmers bulletin No. 1919. ON
cotton dustiug machinery. issued bv
the United States department of ag-
riculture. will be Of greatest inter
est to Imperial Valley cotton grow
ers, according to Ncrn DcTar, farm
advisor
As well as giving characteristics
Of the desirable machines. and tell
ing how to select them, there is a
short treatment on what not to So
lect that every prospective purchaS-
er of such machinery will find in
valuable.
Unfortunately advantage has been
taken of the general interest in the
subject of weevil poisoning to in
duce farmers to buy substitute de
vices. The claims made for many Of
these seem plausible. but study Of
their operation easily demonstrates
that they are uniustified and the
devices worthless or worse.
Many have attempted to control
the boil weevi with calcium arse
nate by tn" old "polc and bag
method. because they were accus
toned to using the pole and bag for
dHsting cotton with Paris green fol
the control Cf the lcafWoln. Tn.
results, however, have been sadly
disappointing. Calcium hrSenatr will
not 90 through any bag in any ap-
preciablc quantity.
There are ON the market devices
for attachment to plows, cultivators,
etc. These consist of some form of
shaker or rotating screen device for
dropping calcium arsenate on the
plants, Any attempt to use such
devices is a waste of time and
money.
Other devices for use in somewhat
the same manner provide for liquid
applications of calcium arsenate
These have proved equally worth
less.
Another type is the machine which
purports to permit daytime opera
tion by spraying the cotton with
water ahead of the dust cloud. This
style not only fails utterly to create
suitable conditions for dustiug, but
the application of water to the cot
tom plants during sunshine, followed
by the calcium uscuate dust, causes
sufficient scalding to induce Il Sc
we're fruit shedding.
These devices are typical Of tho
worthless apparatus now ON the
market The rule is to purchas,
only real dusting machinery whicl
has the approval of recognized an
thOritieS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Chevrolet CO.
Awards Union
Oil Contract

OAKLAND, Calf Aug, o A
contract to supply the Oakland plant
Of the Chevrolet Motor Car com
pauv with its entire requirements
in mbricating oils and grcascS has
been awarded Union Oil Company of
California, it WAS learned here to-
day.
In addition to providing the oil
and grease requirements it is under
stood that the Union will also fur
niSh a portion of the gasoline
needs at this plant.
The mbricatiug oils and greaseS
viii he supplied from the Union 3
refinery at Oleum, located cu ~1p
Pablo bay, u few miles here,
and will be shipped in INK car lots
to the plant Of thl automobile con-
Germ.
The Chevrolet factory at this
ncut uuns ont each day approx
matcly 400 cars, and each one as it
leaves the plant will be fabricated
/ with oils manufactured from western
/ crude by Vuiou Oil Company of
, California. Many of these cars will
also be powered by the popula,
Union Notwithstanding gasoline.
According to ubricatiou experts
! correct ubricatiou is an item that i,
almost as important to the ultimate
life of the ear as is its proper hand
ling during the "brcaking-in' per
( iod or initial 500. miles of driving
The oil must be all lubricant il
horder to provide the proper cushion
for the moving parts.
ON this basis the success of Unior
/ on Company of California in Secur
/ ing this contract may be consider
od guarantee Of the high quality Of
their lubricating oils.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Plan New Hotel in calexico-

Plan New Hotel in CaleXico-
Erection of Il modern hotel to con-
tain l25 rooms is being planned in
CaleXico. \ chamber of commerce
committee that has been working ON
the project is asking business men
to subscribe to a proposition sub
mitted by the Pacific States Hold
ing corporation. Under terms of Il
tentative agreement local business
men would subscribe $4,000 of the
100000 needed. The sum of $7j,-
GOO was subscribed at one time un-
der terms of Il previous agreement
hpt the project was later abandon
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
New Government
Grain Report to
Be Issued Weekly

\ report of commercial grain
stocks in store in the United States
was issued by the United States
department of agriculture on Mon
day, August > and will be issued
each Monday thereafter.
The reports will contain more com
rlcte statistics of the commercial
stocks of grain in store in the Unit
ed States than have been available
, hcrcoforc,
Stocks to be reported as those in
! public elevators or warehouses, and
such gains in private elevators or
warehouses as are still considered to
be in trade channels. Mill stocks
and stocks of grain intended for
local consumption or retail trade
will not be included in the reports.
The figures will apply to the
stocks at the close of business Fri
day of each preceding week, with
the exception of two or three mar
ketS at which the cutoff for certain
reasons must be made at close of
business Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Will Establish
School Course
In AerOnautics
ny nitcd Press Leased Wire

PAS SNDENA. Calf, Aug. O.
Plans for establishing a graduate
school Of aeronautics at California
Institute of Technology were under
way today following a gift Of $500,
O00 to the college for that purpose.
Announcement of the gift was
made by DR.. r.. a. Milikan, dis
coverer of the famous coSmic ray
and head of the institute. The
Daniel Guggenheim fund for the
promotion of aeronautics, New York
CITY, was the donor.
A 100000 building to house ey
permcntal laboratories and elias,
rooms win be constructed immcdi
ately, DR.. Millikan said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Ell Centre Bow Honored.-Sammv

Eastman. formerly of FL Centre bat
NOW living in New York is spend
ing his summer in a Boy Scout camp
rn Lakc Kmohwahke up uear the
KatsihU mouHtaius. He has been
elected one Of the five scouts in
camp who most nearly 'epresent the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
LOS ANGELES WOMAN
INJURED BY AUTOIST
Nv United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 9.-Mrs.
Kate /. Dumica. 50, was probably
fatally injured today when an au
tomobilc driven by Sam Horwitt
ran her down in a downtown alley.
lIoriwtt was held for questioning.
Mrs. Dumica suffered fractur-
ed skull and is not expected to
1.-Two
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Headwav Made at Julian Mine.

f.. W. cuff, who is in charge Of
mining operations being conducted
near Julian, was in the valley the
last Of the week and reports rondi-
,ious good there and headwav being
made after some delay Of the en-
engineering feature Of the work.
Many Imperial valley people are in
tcr"sted in the enterprise and will
b" pleased to hear the favorable re
port.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

The best shothole fungus control
in San Joaquin county was three
SprayingS with ordeauX, $3.50 at
Thanksgiving, an $3.50 as the buds
show red, and 4 $3.50 as the bios.
som hulls drop.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Daughter Born to simpsons-Ml

and MIS-. William simpson are par.
cnt, + IL daughter born late Satur-
day %. RI Centre hospital. The
mother and daughter are both doing
we'll and expect to leave the hospital
for their home in a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

highest standard of scouting. He
was also appc'11ed patrol leader,
being "m E@@," Scout. ;nd had the
honor Of lighting thc first big get,
together council fire cf the year
whr2 rIl the camps Of New YD,E
gathc',d about u gi"Yntic bon fne
@nd officially opened the seas'o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Charged with Failure to Provide

cleo Brunn will be given a prelim
mary hearing in Justice Mayfield 5
court on charges of failure to pro
vide for two minor children. He
was arrested in Pasadena at the re
quest Of Sheriff GilIctt and brought
bqcl; here Yesterday hv Deputy Tom
Sharp. He was arraigned before
Mav1icld this morning and viii get
hearing this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

Enjoy Dental Work? Unless you
|rish the memory OF roaring drills
dentists office YOU must I'M
Itablv shuddcr al the sound of tin"
ncnt hciue torn up between
|.hth aud Ninth streets today.
nr mon are operating air drills
i half dozen others are busy
pairing Main street At that point
the installation Of the new
~ lights.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Furniture Bargains, Clayton &
\ tevens ll5 M. 5th. adv

Men Get Jail Sentence.-Found
guilty Of petty larceny charges, $.
Hernandez was sentenced this
morning by City Recorder Emerson
IN CalcXiro TO serve 100 days in
the county Jail. He was brought
here this morning to start serving
lis 1'rm. +. Rcirh"r, sentenced to
90 DAYS in Jail by justie" Of the
Peace Griffin in Bra~ 'cy. was also
brought t" the coun'" lai!.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Imperial Bow Dies-Funcl

Imperial Boy Dles-Funcral ser
vices win be held tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock ut tie y. f
Lemons chapel for Don Hart. Z
year old son of john P. Hart, In
perlal, who died yesterday after
noon after a brief illness. Rev. G
+. Flanagan, pastot 70 the First
Baptist church viii officiate. Bur
ial viii bc in Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases Of eve. ear nose and
throat 1924 Davis Bldg. Phone
%. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Campers Notice. See Ri'tle PeG
at CLAYTON x Stevens. adv

: Plenty of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
between Imperial valley and the
monut:.ns report m mrs of but
t,r'ti,~ ca the dcs 1T between Dix
iclaod and Shcparl'~ : bridge over
'hn Weekend. r., insects covered
the desert as far as the eye could
see amt on tn1 higi,Way they were
80 mick -, to make drIv.ng diff
cult 'rtc recent stotG i believed
se,rom bic fer their appearance.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

improvements 81 Oil Company
Irk of erecting Il new loading
form got under way at the Ven
r. Oh company headquarters to-
The ccmpany piaas further.
,roYcmepts, inludirg erection of
JI4.r tanks, to be started this
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
r. Dressed or undressed. Phone
3. 1852 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

For Sale OR Oent-nianos. De.
kIer Revnol Furniture Co 6tt
New Screen Doors and Windows
y comfort and health. Get our
fees. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

DIR. A. 3. hanson, Dentist. Ex-
l"action specialist. Davis Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
3W., adv
Held for Investigation-Julio Ser.
ano was arrested by Officer j. w.
Vivian this morning and booked
for Investigation He IS being held
vt t3fc county jail while police in
vcstigate ownership of bundle Of
clothing Julio was carrying conceal
ed under his shirt.
DR.. r. E. Cunningham, Osfeopathic
Physician, j32 Main st. Office open
through July and August. adv
Water Bills Due-TomorrOW IS the
last date for water users TO obtain
the 5 per cent discount offered by
the city on water bills paid by the
tenth of the month. Bills paid be
fore the close of business tomor-
row night viii be entitled to the
discount, the city clerk states. Bills
not paid by August - will be de-
linquqcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

You'll kest Well through hot
summer nights if you bui,j that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

Y fPSr a Real Lemonade or Orange
le at panl's, Union Stages IA
+. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
See Delo2.er reynolds for best
fees on your used furniture. 6tf

knights Return From Vacation
{. and Mrs. +. w. Knights Ihave
from Il short vacation trip
LH&nna. Knights VIZ is city
ginecr, tool; only one week $ leave
8absence us h. wishes to be pre-
% white prrnn'iuary work Of in
nIing the AIajr street lighting
Etrm is being lone. IIcs will be
Hit"d another leave Of absence in
Il fan.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Meet Mr.. lie Roy Yer
bose. the genial press
representative. 1t was
lie Roy's job to see that
only the tidiest news
stories dealing with the
coal situation 1--WE for
get which side he was
on) got to the news
paper boys. Keep it
clean. boys!" was lie
Roy'S slogan.