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At the Bismarck
Public Library

The following books for children
have been placed on the shelves of
the Bismarck public library:
Books For Little Children
Brooke. Johnny Crows Garden,
q Picture Book"
Cox. THE Palmer Cox Brownie
Primer"
Smith. "The Little Mother Goose"
Books For Boys
Barbour. For the Honor If the
School,"
barrow. "rhc Boys Own Book Of
Science"
Hasbrouck. "The Boys Parkman."
kieffer. "RecOllections Of u Drum
mer Boy"
Rocks For Girls
Brown. The Loncsomest Doll"
. RalstOn. when Mother Let's Us
Sew"
Richards. FLORENCE nightingale"
Spyri. Heidi"
Rocks For Holiday.
Olcott. Good Stories for Great
Holidays"
Schaufflcr. Thanksgiving"
Books About Science
+ Eliot. "lrhe Little Black Coal"
Fabre. "1nsect Adventures"
Books Both Boys and Girls Will Like
Fisher. 1.-THE Big Tent" (About
the circus.)
Hall. Buried Cities" (About Pom
peii and other ruins.)
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P.T.A. Organizations
Effected in Schools
of Burleigh County

Three Parent Teacher Association
have been organized in the county
during the past week through the ef-
forts Of Miss Madgc Runey, county
superintendent, and Mrs. Emma Col
den, state r. T. A. organizer. The
three associations include the par.
cnts and teachers Of 10 schools.
The Still community r. T. A. elect
ed the following officers at its or
ganixation meeting: Mrs. Charles
Noon, president; f. 4. Asplund, vice
president: Mrs. Anthony Erickson,
secretary-treasurer. The Sterling Of
ficers are Mrs. +. Dorson, president;
Mrs. T. N. Johnson, vice president;
Mrs. H. R. Wright, secretary-trcasur-
er. Mrs. Otto Dorman is president
Of the Boyd organization: Mrs. Ed
win Doppler. vice president; and
Mrs. Robert Boyd. secretary-treasur-
er,
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Bismarck Boy Wins
Class HOnOrS at u.
of North DakOte

Earl W. Benser Of this city was
awarded . prise Of SIS offered to
the sophomore ut the University Of
North Dakota who made the best
scholastic and athletic record during
l026-26. The presentation was made
by r. B. Murphy, Bismarck. chair
man Of the board Of administration,
at the first weekly convocation Of
the year held yesterday. Other mem.
bers Of the board were present.
Mr.. Benser had an average stand
ing Of 9l.7 per cent. The prize was
offered BY DR.. N. B. Ruud, Grand
Forks, in honor Of his brother. DR..
B. Ruudt associate professor at the
University Of Minnesota.
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laughs Of the men will prove reve.
.lation during the big ensembles.
Miss Valentine carries special or
chestra which she personally con-
ducts and there is not only the limo
walton Of the woman essaying the role
of directing y real opera but the reve-
iation Of an artist who has the power
Of obtaining the full effect Of those
under her.
Merry. tuneful and picturesque
"The Bohemian Girl" possesses dig
nifty all it's own from the opening tn
the grand finale. In ultra-modern
settings, scenic effects and clean ne~
costumes this remarkable organiza-
ton lacks nothing.
Miss Valentine struck the keynote
to success when she decided to give
America something worth while and
has been awarded by the loyal sup.
port Of lovers Of clean, refreshing
musical entertainment who have
tastes for better things.
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BRIGHT Girls
ATTEND D. B. c.

When Elvina Thompson, val-
sdietorian, and Selma Bjerke, sal
ueaeorian, Of the Twin Valley High
School decided on ! business career.
lheyalso decided On Dakota Business
College, Fargo, % Get the benefit
.of acrnalbusiness trimming (unobfz ain
able elsewhere opyfigheed. Re-
suit: Miss Thompson i q Lisbon
with Harvey Sufton Realty Co. |,
Mis- Bjerke u Valley City, with
Fidsl8y Building and Loan Asi'n.
Grill s. bright. Walch rslnlts
each week. Follow ~ Succe1e
III. = Lase Fail term Oct I'll.
yvfiss 2. T.. v1lkins. Prel. sos
Fsnne s., Fargo.
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E. O. Bailey to
Attend Convention
in New York City

f. o. Bailey. executive officer Of
the state securities commission. left
last night for New York city to at
tend the annual meeting Of security
commissioners. He will stop vt
Philadelphia for visit at the sesqui-
centennial and also in Washington
before returning to Bismarck.
Mr.. Bailey was accompanied rs fsr
as Chicago by his sisters, Mrs.. f. W..
Lindstrom Of Chicago and Miss Alice
Bailey Of Emerson. who has accepted
position in Chicago. Both have
annsr Is tSeir ho ass on
evening, covers being marked for
eight guests. The table decorations
were in lavender and white.
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bohemian Girl to
Show at Auditorium
Saturday, October

May Valentines Comic Opera Com
pany, know the world over as the
outstanding musical organization OF
America and 81 class with the one
time famous sBostonians," will pre-
sent Balfe's famous ballad opera,
"The Bohemian Girl" ut the city au-
ditorium in Bismarck Saturday even
ing, October 2.
May Valentine, well known in
musical and artistic circles, is the
founde Of this famous light opera
organization and in four short years
has assembled company of wonder
full singers from the METROPOLITAN
stage, who interpret the spirit Of the
opera in its entirety. It's beloved
melodies. 1.-THE Heart Bowed Down.
'Then You'll Remember Me-" II
Dreamt Dwelt In Marble Halls" and
"The Fair Land Of Poland" will be
done in the old time charm and the
genuinely happy smiles Of the pretty
girls and the thoroughly natural
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Social and Personal
Mrs. Bankston's Home
Scene Of Party For
Miss Mary Atkinson

The ladies Of the 81. George Guild
Of the Episcopal church entertained
Friday afternoon 1t the home Of
Mrs. ]. L. BankstoR, ga Sixth street,
1t prettily ylanned party for Miss
Mary Atkinson, . bride of next
month. There WerO 70 guests who
spent the afternoon hemming towels
for the honor slest.
A luncheon was served at the con-
clusion OF the afternoon. A bridal
procession Of dolls formed the table
centerpiece. Miss Atkinson was pre-
scented with silver gravy ladle.
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Church Directors
Ask Waters Return

| Return Of Rev. w. E. Water to the
pulpit Of the McCabe Methodist Epis-
kcopal church here for another year
was favored by unanimous vote
|tf the board Of directors ut the fourth
huarterly conference Of the church,
held Friday evening. Rev. Waters
ltalary was increased to $4,000 year
EAnd the request for his return will be
presented ut the annual district con-
Ference.
II Rev. John Morange, district super
Sntendent, presided ut Friday nights
meeting. The Board also decided to
invite the district conference to meet
| in bismarck.
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Mrs. C. @. Robinson
Concludes Series With
Bridge Tea Today

DR.. and Mrs. G. @. Robinson were
hosts at dinners Thursday and Fri
DAY evenings ut o'clock ut the Coun.
try club. Bridge was played follow
ing the dinners.
Friday at 1880 o'clock Mrs. Robin
son entertained at = o'clock lunch
con at the Country club. with bridge
following. This afternoon Mrs. Rob-
inson is receiving guests at tea and
is also entertaining at bridge. The
bridge tea will conclude Mrs. Robin
sons series Of parties.
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION IN
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Pickles left this
afternoon by car for Minneapolis
where Mr.. Pickles will attend .. meet
ing Of the 100000 club Of the Ma
tiOnal Life Insurance company. to be
held September -. % and. 20. Mr..
Pickles has been in, the employ Of
the company for only three months
and during that time has sold more
than the 100000 worth e insurance
necessary for membership in the club.
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Party Given For
Miss Esther Hoist
By Miss Jensen

AZ . courtesy to Miss Esther Hoist,
who will leave soon for Los Angeles,
Calf, TO make. her home, Miss Gwen.
dolyn Jenson entertained last even
ing with three tables of bridge, hon.
ors going to Miss Mary Jane Whitley.
The honor guest was presented with
a gift.
Dancing followed the card games
and later the hostess served a re,
freshment course.
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MeCARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Walter E. Water. Pastor.

Divine services will BE- conducted
tomorrow as follows:
1880 .. m. Morning worship. The
pastor. will preach on the subject
THE Dynamic Of Faith: The choir
will sing the anthem, abide With
Me-" by Moore, and Mrs. r. SINNERS
will favor us with selected solo.
Organ music. Prelude. March Ganne.
Offertory. Invocation. Camp. Post
,ude, Pilgrims Chorus Wagner.
1900 noon. Sunday school GLASSES
for all ages).
z y. NJ. Epworth League. Tonic,
Truth and the News" Leader. Miss
liz Bigler.
8p. m. Evening worship. The pastor
will preach on the subject. "Just
Plain Ordinary Folks" Music by
Young Peoples Choir. Miss Ruth
Hanse will sing for US, "Open the
Gates Of the Temple" with violin
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ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH

Rev. +. II. Davenport, Rector.
6l4 Mandan Ave.
Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
& .. nj. Holy Communion.
10 u. M. Church school.
II q. b. Matens and sermon, "The
Holy Catholic Church"
8 p. m. EvensOng and sermon,
"Plenteous Redemption"
Wednesday, September 29th. !.
Festival Of st. Michael and oil
angels.
10 q. m. Holy Eucharist with cor.
porate communion for the women OF
the parish. Offering for the U. T. o,
Tuesday afternoon: Meeting Of the
women's guild at the home of Mrs,
Cullen, Mandam avenue.
Wednesday. 8 p. M: Bible class
and prayer meeting.
Thursday, 7:45 p. M: Choir prac.
tice.
The rector expects to attend ID
W the Anglo. Catholic congress n
Milwaukee October 18th to l4th. &
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FIRST DAPTIST CHURCH

Cor. Fourth Sc, and Ave. b.
Services for Sunday, September 90:
Morning worship at 1880. Rev.
O. s. jacobson will speak on "Sow-
ing and Reaping." Special music by
the choir.
Sunday School ut 1880. X. +.
Kennedy, superintendent.
Junior Is. Y. =. U. at 600.
Senior b. Y. r. u. ut 100.
Evening services ut 800. Rev.
jacobson will preach on the subject,
"Saved or Condemned-Which?"
Special music by the young peoples
chorus.
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obligato by A. Englehardt. Organ
music, Prelude DuolOgue-Grey. Of
feratory, Romance in A-Lieurance.
Postlude, Grand March.vcrdi.
II you have no other church home
In the city We heartily invite you to
worship with US. Strangers espe-
cially welcome.
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The Degree of Honor met Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
Scott. A social hour followed the
meeting during which time cards
were played, Miss Marcella McCarty
and Mrs. George Robidou winning
honors. Refreshments were served
after the games.
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10 rNTER IINTvERsIrY

Miss Mildred Klasen Of Glen Ullin
left this morning for Minneapolis,
where she will enter the University
Of Minnesota.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS MEET

The Wetomachick Campfire girl,
met last evening at the Wachtei
school for taffy pull. Games were
played during the evening.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST,

Cor. 9TH st. Z Ave. c.
Sunday services at 1880 o. m.
Subject: Reality"
Sunday School ct e:46 .. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock. A reading room
is open In the church building every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ex-
ccpt legal holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m.
All arc welcome to attend these
services and to visit the reading
room.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

raul ,. wright.
$3.50 a. m. Junior church school.
Orally Day.. #.
1880 a. M. Morning worship.
broadcast By KFYR Hoskins- Meyer.
Organ Prelude: Coward Christian
Soldiers" ,............. Ashford
Mrs. r. y. Morris.
Solo: "In My Fathers House,.
.......... McDermott
Mrs. Targart, (sung by rcquest.)
Offcrtory: Romance Sans Pa
Mrs. Morris.
Trio: 30 God Who Hast Prepared"
Mrs. Targart, Mrs. Wingrcen,
Mrs. Scheffcr.
Sermon: IAN Apostle of Jesus"
Paul $. Wright.
Postludc: "Gloria" ~...... Andre
lc m. All departments Of the
.hurch school. A large attendance is
\ expected us this is our annual Rally
Day. Among the other exercises of
The Sunday School will be the promo
ton Of students from one department
INTO another.
z p. nj. Young Peoples Society
Christie ian Endcavor.
8p. NJ. Evening service.
Anthem: "How Excellent Is Thy
Name" WOOler
Chorus Choir.
Solo: 1.-The Lost Chord. ........
Mr.. Fred Hanson.
Sermon: "Come and See." .........
Paul s. Wright.
Please bear in mind that Sunday
evening our service is at 8 o'clock,
but TINT hereafter. commencing in
October. they will be at 1880. Have
you tried bringing another with you
10 worship on Sunday? Christians
everywhere testify that this practice
increases the enjoyment Of the serv-
ice for themselves as we'll rs giving
another pleasure.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC POST
P0NEQ

The Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic, which was to have been held
today, was postponed because Of the
Indictment weather. Arrangement
will be made to hold the picnic on q
future date II the weather proves
agreeable.
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Is IMPROVING

.. CHARLES Gss who III sndiSwsnt
hospital thi. week. is improving. He
some time.
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Events Of the Week Ahead

20 Knights ColumhusSt Marys Hall p.
Bismarck Lodge Of b. Of r. +. NJ
p Lions CubGrand Pacific Hotel 1915 7.
ClubMyron Atkinsons Residence r.
City Commsson-City Hall 500 p. NJ
Daughters of AmericaSt Mary's Hall
pythian SisteryA O. u W Hall $500 r. NJ
% Kfwanis ClubGrAnd Pacific Hotel 1915
I. O. O. +. Subordinate-E O. O. +. Hall
Lady ForcstersSt Marys Hall $500 NJ
YeomenA. O. u W Hall $500 r. NJ
% Rotary Cub(rand Pacific Hotel 1915 r,
Sunshine ClubMrs F. L. Bandts Residence
30 r. 4. O. Sisterhood IumTys Residence $500
Company Ard and Main streets 73O
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DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bosehee Of Mer.
Ger announce the birth of daughter
Sept<I,ber %, 1t the Bismarck hospi.
tai.
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FROM MENOKCN

Marvin Sherman and son, Chester,
Of Menoken spent Friday In Bis
marck, visiting friends and transsct-
ing business.
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ARE IMpRnVINC

Mrs. Paul Wachter and two chill
dren. Paul and Connie, who have
been seriously Ill with scarlet fever
for the past three weeks, are now
greatly improved.
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G. F. Strutz, Pastor.
Morning worship Mt 10 q. m.
Special musical number by the
male chorus: "Jesus and I Are
Friends" Lorenz.
Sermon: mo Compromise With
SIM"
Sunday School 1T 1890 q. m.
Evangelical League Of c. f. at 7:16
p. m. Topic: "What Work Shall We
Plan This Year," In charge Of the
Executive committee. Miss Emma
Lind of Chicago an alumni of the Bis
marck Hospital Training school, will
preside. BE sure to come.
At 500 o'clock, the pastor will
preach special sermon on 1.-THE
Tongues Movement In the Light Of
History and the Scriptures" Much
interest in this subject has been
aroused by the recent "pentecostal"
tent meeting in this city and requests
have. come to the pastor to give dis
course on this Subject.
The mixed chorus will sing. III
Jesus Holds Ny Hand" by Wilson.
A cordial invitation to all.
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TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Cor. Ave. G and Seventh St.
Owing to the absence Of the pastor
there will be no services in the morn
ing.
At 1900 NJ. Sunday School and
Bible class.
1880 p. m. Evening worship. Ser
mon by Rev. Harald Hanson Of Wash
burn. N. d. Special music.
You IRE cordially invited to attend.
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ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri synod

NUU40SVUIs OyuVUJ
Fourth street and Avenue a.
]. v. Richert, Pastor.
Church services as follows:
$3.50 q. m. Sunday School. Glasses
for all.
1880 a. m. Morning worship
(German.)
Preaching: Rev. 2, 1919. 1.-THE
Letter to the Congregation at Thya-
|tira."
Z to 8 y. m. Bible hour, C. Mandi-
60, class leader. A good attendance
IL requested. "Acts of the Apostles"
are being studied with particular
reference to the life of st. Paul.
Anyone may attend this profitable
hour.
$500 p. m. Evening service ENG.
lish.)
Preaching: Gen. %. 10. Grateful
Jacob as an Example for All Christ
ians."
4:l5 p. m. (Friday.) Christian in
structiOn for children.
All cordially welcome to attend oul
services.
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RETURNS TO BRITTlN
George Brittin has returned to his
home in Brittin after q business Wis
1t in the city.
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RTRTH ANNOIYNCENENT

NJ. and Mrs.. Hsimo SuttolS of
Wi6g ere the parents .of q SON born
September g ct the Bismarck hospi-
tai.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Arthur Miller Of Baldwin was in
the city on business Friday.
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CHURCHES
SOUTH SIDE MISSION AND
CHARITY SOCIETY
4 p Manoe1. paatnr

Sweet and 10th st. South.
Service and prayer meeting at
o'clock D. m. Weekly prayer meet ings
In the houses by invit Nations, on Tues.
day and Friday evenings ut 8 o'clock.
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FROM LINTON
Mrs, F.. E. Olsen of Linton ia \
business visitor in Bismarck today.
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1fnnMxf. I

r. Mis- lfildiSd 9aksr reft iris m0rn-
Ing Tor Nik14 Wbere she Will enter
tho vt44o noI11a).
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Broderick Of Man
dan announce the birth Of baby girl
this morning at the St. Alexius hos
pital.
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HERE FROM WASnBURN

Mrs. ]. ]. Schwcitzer Of Washburn
is spending the weekend with friends
in Bismarck.
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FROM BALDWIN,

J. s. Fevold, Baldwin, was in tn,
city Friday on business.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Steve's Team Wins
mLaundrymen

Two good games o. base ball were
played yesterday in the Winter
League and the attendance was
good al both games.
Vt Imperial steve 5 team dcfca.-
Cd the Valley Laundry team by Il
score of ! to } This is the first
defeat for the laundry team, and
StcYes are vet ufdcfcatcd. The
game was won by hard hitting on
the part OF the winning PLAYERS.
Keplcy. Tackctt and H. House all
made threc-baggcrs and several 9th
crs made hits. Bob O'Bricn pitched
q good game for the laundry, while
Khe.el was ut the receiving end.
H. House was on the mound for
Stcvcs PLAYERS and Wakefield
caught.
Tn Southern Pacific team de
f,ated the southern Sierras by Il
score of : to }. f,gan, Dalton and
Glasgow were in the points FOR tn"
railloadrrs and Barry and Siebcrt
fel the pole climbers. Features of
the game were home run by Fin
Lev and double play in the ninth,
Bradley to Miller To Barnes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
CARDINAL SQUAD
PREPARING FOR
DIXIE INVADERS
With Coast Crown Safely
in Hand Warmers Men
Hope to Stop Alabama.
By JOHN MCDONALD
t. =. Staff Correspondent

san FRANCISCO, NOV. 42.-
Stanford rode down the home
stretch of the season 5 coast con.
ference race in daredevil fashion
Saturday and spurtcd over tie tape
an undispdtcd title winner by out.
charging California 5 Golden Bears,
Il to 6 at Berkeley, making its
winning score in the first 90 see
onds of play.
This intrepid Cardinal war horse.
howcVcr, has not been consigned TO
winter pasture yet, for there is n
looming engagement with Alabama,
virtual winners of bikes gridiron
derby, at the Pasadena Rose Bowl
New Years day. Already Coach
Gap Warner, Of Stanford, is
astbound, one of his missions to
scout the A!abamans IN their game
with Georgia.
The Golden Bears packed up their
football outfits in their old KIT bags
after the Stanford game, which end
ed California 5 season. 1t will take
II lot of courage to laugh off the
most disastrous football season in
It's history, one in which the Bears
failed to win u conference game.
There were some who doubted
whether the Pears would come out
of their locker rooms Saturday to
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Tijuana Trip Is
Attracting Many

Calls from all parts Of the valley,
for tic gets TO the opening of the III
.juana races, have been coming Ill
to the office OF the san Diego and
Ari1ona railway iu such quantities,
that there is no doubt about spc-
cial equipment being necessary to
bring the horde of valley residents
back here after the races, Dale
Ramsey stated tliS morning.
The calls have been particularly
heavy from the south end Of the
valley, though a number Of north
end residents have also siguficG
thcir intention to 90 to Tijuana.
Not all who plan to make the
tIip are racing enthusiasts. Tho
holiday afford, many who have no
home plans for tbe observance Of
Thanksgiving Day, to mokc an ou.
.ioyahlc "trip, including "a daylight
NicW of Carri>o Gorgc, one of tac
beauty spot, of the country.
Those going to Tijuana viii l,at,
at 6;05 Thursday morning, returning
here after the races at might.
The san Diego and Arizona has
quoted the unusually lpW rate of ST.
fer the round Tip, thus placing II
within the reach Of valley residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Noticr is hereby given by Geo
" Allen, administrator of the cs'
tate of John +. Connors, deceased
to all persons having claims against
said deceased, TO present them with
ia four months after first publica'
tiou of this notice, to the under.
signed at l07 Rchkopf Building, r.
Ccntro, California, the place select
ed 10 transact business of said eS'
tate. or file them within four months
after first publication of this no
ticc in the office of Clerk of Sup
crior Court, Imperial County.
Dated this 10th day of Novcm'
bur, 1926.
GEO. W. ALLEN,
Administrator.
JAS. ". GlaSSford, Attorney for Adj
miniStrator. - % ID II 20
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
SPORT NEWS SECTION

finish the last half of the red
horde $ steam rolling process. But
they did, and they went down with
their colors flying.
Trojans Win
L. $, G. had little difficulty in
'rampling down Idaho, % to 6, with
out any Trojan injuries to handicap
them in their Forthcoming game
with Notrc Dame. The only Nandal
score came when L. S. G. had II
second team in the game.
Oregon Aggics swept into myth
ical northwest championship by de-
fcating Oregon 16 to before rec
ord breaking Homecoming crowd Of
more than $4,000 at Corvallis.
Far western team" will engage in
four intcrscctonal battles this week
either Thanksgiving Day or Satur-
day. Washington meets Nebraska
at Seattle. Idaho meets Creighton
at Omaha; Oregon Aggirs play Mar
quctte at Milwaukee and L. G..
southern Branch will play host to
the Iowa state College from Amcs
at Los Angeles.
Following are the conference
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
HOSPITALITY LIQUOR
PARITY IS FAILURE

PORTLAND, Nov. -. - Another
hospitality liquor party" has
failed to impress Il court, but the
defendants won u reputation for De-.
ing respectable.
Federal Judge Bean rejected the
plea of Ross +. Carney, resident of
Prndlotoil and his fathcr.in-law, W.
II, Maple, of WalIa Walla "t)as
hospitality contributed to a large
degree to the Pcndlctou roundup. ~
The men were arrested while
transporting moonshnc home for the
entertainment of roundup guests.