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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Street Signs
For Ell Centre
Now Assured

Preliminary steps in the installa
tion of street signs in the business
and residential sections of FL Cen
tro were taken last night when the
city council instructed City Engin-
eer Knights to submit plans and es-
Inmates for the cost of the work
at the earliest possible date.
The engineering department al
ready has several designs of street
>iguS under investigation and hopes
to have a recommendation to make
to the council within a short time.
Ordinance No. 300 regulating the
fire district within the city limits,
WAS read fer the last time and was
adopted.
Resolution Ne 800, co1 eriug the
Main street ornamental street
lighting system was also read and
adopted and the citv clerk was in
structed to advertise for bids on
the work. bids to be opened at the
CIV hall on June %.
The matte of establishing traf-
fic boulevard stops in the business
section of the city, ana setting a
maximum speed for traffic in the
alleys was discussed further. Coun-
Gilman Fawcctt, Chief Oswalt and
Engineer Knights who were appoint
ed a commIttee to investigate this
matter, stated thew wished to make
further inquiry into il aud will
make their recommendations ut ne
rex; meeting Of the council.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
ALFALFA HELPED
BY SORGHUM CROP
IN THIS SECTION
Continued From Page i

falfa is cut before il is in full bloom
il does not produce as much hay per
year and gradually dies out.
1t would appear from this that
when alfalfa is pastured too often
and close that great reduction Of
feed is the result. And that an Over
stocked alfalfa ranch will soon cease
70 be profitable.
Sorghum Helps Soil
Farmers in the lmperial VALLEY
who have had to reseed their alfalfa
fields find that il pays to plow two
or three time in the winter and
Spling and then raise q crop Of
honey sorghum in the summer. Whom
the sorghum is harvested hey disc
the land and leseed to alfalfa. This
rfthod restores the soil its orig.
raj fertility for alfalfa.
Intensive cultivation destroys the
organic poison in the soil, which
greatly reduce production or
growth.
The sorghum crop takes much o.
the nitrogen out of the sol so that
tie nitric acid producing bacteria
again become active.
Nitric acid makes the soil produc
tive. It dissolves some of the soil
PARTICLES which contain phosphorus
and other plart foods. Nitric acid
is produced by the nitrogen fixing
bacteria. They live on the roots of
alfalfa and decaying vegetable mat
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
COTTON MARKETS

Nt.W ORLEANS, June l0.-Spots
quiet and steady, ~ lower. Mids
17.bO. Futures closed steady.
Iuiv 1-.6- 1853 l1.2l l7.25 Az
Oct. l6.9+ 1924 1857 1912 Alb
Dee. 1859 1859 l6.35 1859 A4o
Jan. 1858 1859 l6,39 1859 Bid
NEW YORK. June 10. - Cotton
closed off 2s 10 55. Spots quiet; off
>: mid uplandS 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Cattle Market

Cattle 600, holdovers 400, better
grade steers active, strong TO 25c
higher, other classes slow, steady.
three loads 1860 10. grass steers
$50, eight loads mostly l0.50-l2.50
10. grassers 500, with rlam offer
mgS 100 few lots common to med,
iums COWS 4.5O-5.5O, few kinds high
n; Gamers and cutters 3.00-+.0o;
bulls, steady, bolognas +.50-5.25;
beef around j.75.
Calves 100, strong sizeable lots
choice l60-l71 10. vealers 1900;
palmer kinds down to 1000, with
common calves and heavies 5.50s.50
Hogs 200, sharply and unevenly
higher, mostly SOC up, load choice
l62 lb. Texas butchers 100, ne"
ligh mark for yard load light weight
CALIFORNIA; 1896 to he weighed
later. part load 40 lb. CALIFORNIA;
i6.10; packing sows 1l.25-l3.00.
Sheep 200. strong load trucfed in
Co ID. Shorn lambs 1880: small lot
Gull ewes 4.2j; choice shoIn ewes
quoted $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10


j. l.. TraVerS. chairman of the
Associated Chambers of Commerce
committee for the entertainment of
the National Editorial Association,
addressed the meeting and outlined
the plans which the committee has
formulated for taking care of tn"
editors. The directors appointed
three committees headed hv d. l..
Liuu. John Il. Robertson and Pat
Glasgow to take charge of food,
transportation and equipment re
>ucctivelv. Each viii be chairman
Of his own committee and has pow
IT to draft as many directors or
members of the chamber as he re-
quirts to pat his plans over sue
teSsivelv.
These three chairman viii meet
with the Associated Chambers com
mIttee next Tuesday night at 5
O clock to formulate definite plans
tor entertaining the editors, the
meeting being held in the FL Centre
chamber Of commerce office.
In line with an editorial in last
night 5 Press, urging that more
trees be planted IN this city, W. c.
Costello ana Pat Glasgow We're APP
pointed a committee TO investigate
this matter and report back to the
chamber
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
I ANGUS FILM DOG
DIES FROM WOUNDS

HOLLYWOOD, June 10.-Peter,
the Great, noted dog star of the
movies, was dead today because
Of an alteration between his train
or, l9d Faust, and Fred Il. Cyriacls.
The canine actor was hit in the
throat by a stray bullet during an
exchange of shots between Faust
and CYriacks, Il dog fancier.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Salvation Army
Captain Coming:

The Salvation Army leader staff
Captain ID. Boyd from Pasadena
will arrive in FL Centre Saturday
morning on special business in con
nection with the summer camp in the
mountains. He will conduct Il spe-
cial service at the Salvation Army
hail on Saturday night at 3 u. m,
to which the public is cordially in
vited.
The staff captain is fine speak
er and talented singer. 1t win be
worth your while to hear him. From
here he viii go Sunday morning to
Leip with the official opening Of
the fresh air camp in the mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

II is rumorcd that The Southern
Pacific viii double its track from
Indio, Riverside county to Yuma,
\ AriZona.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
{. OF E. STARTS
FIGHT ON MILDEW
(Uontinuel from Page y
Entertainment Plans

mittee to devise means of raising
Ell Cnntrn'S Share of the fund
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Seattle Mayor
Thinks She Has
Long Sought Idea
Ry United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, Wash, June l0,-Scck-
mo to devise Il law enforcement pro
gram such rs Seattle has never eN-
ucricnccd before, Mrs. Bertha X.
..ardcS. Seattle : new mayor, went
into session today with her commit
tee of - city. county, state and
federal authorities.
I'VE can do best by cooperating,
she said 1--WE have too many prob
l,ms in common to go struggling
aiong single handcd.'
Thus, ON the third day of her ad-
miniStration. Mrs. lNndes struck
cut boldly to "clean up Seattle
'hc way a housewife would clean
Ter home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
COCHET TOO FAST
FOR THE AMERICAN

PARIS. June 10.-Vincent Rich
ards fell before the racquet of Henri
Cochet of France today in the semi
finals Of the Racing club tennis
championship. Coehet won in straight
sets. 6. !. 81. G.4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
THREE WASHINGTON
PASSENGERS LOST

NEW YORK, June 10.-With the
ending OF the investigation into the
sinking of the steamer Washington
Irving in the Hudson river, the fate
of three persons missing i'll the ac.
cident remained unknown today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Hamburg's Petty
Officers Slapped
On The Wrists

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Dis-
ciplinary action by the German gov
crnment has been taken against two
petty officers Of the German cruis-
e. Hamburg who were found guilty
OF misconduct in connection with
tac sale of hecf in San Pedro lIar-
bor, California, Attorney General
Sargent announced today.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16

Tf the car ii equipped with balloon
tires, It is 3 good plan to test the
lack to see if Il Is low enough to 90
under tho axle when the tire II de-
flated.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16

utes. After Mrs. Kelly came out,
Mrs. van Winlxle said they fol-
lowed her again up 70 the Capitol
and then to Dupont Circle.
Miss MIllIken told the Trial
Board that she had seen Mrs. Kel-
ley IN the car with man on that
night. June 20. and On another
night q few days before.
Sergeant Milliken said that she
reported the case TO Mrs. van
WinkIe the next day because Mrs.
Kelley's report was vague concern
iflg her whereabouts ct the time
she had seen her.
During Mrs. Van Winkie's testi.
mony. Bertrand Emerson, m coull-
sci for Mrs. Kelley. constantly OBJ
5ected. He told the trial board that
she was attempting to set testi-
r1ony into the record BY questions
to the court which would otherwise
have been ruled out. Other wit
nesses against Mrs. Kelley were
Miss Helen d. Pigeon. secretary Of
the international Association Of
PoIicewouaeil, who said she was
with Mrs. Van Wrinkle the night
she trailed Mrs. Kelley, and Will
liam II. Jones, driver OF the cab IN
which Mrs. Van Winkle and Miss
Pigeon rode.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
'COPETTE FACES
TRIAL BOARD

Policewoman Louise Kelley was
arraigned before the Police Trial
Board today charged with neglect
OF duty and making false state.
ments to 4 superior officer.
Four witnesses, including Lieut..
Nina Van Wrinkle. in charge Of the
wonaHl's bureau. appeared before
the board. Mrs. Van Winlrle and
her aid, Sergt. Rhoda Milliken, tess
titled that they had seen Mrs. Kel.
ley riding In an automobile with d
man at two different times when
she was supposed to have been on
duty.
Mrs. van Wrinkle testified that.
on June 25, as she was crossing
Connecticut Avenue Bridge In q
taxicab she saw Mrs. Kelly going
south on the bridge In q large car
with i man. She said she directed
her taxi driver to follow. She testi.
fled that they followed the car to
water Street, near Sixth Street
Southwest. where Mrs. Kelly got
out OF her car and went into =
nearby building Tor about 20 min.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
COMMISSION TO VISIT
ANAcoSTlA SECTION

The entire Anacostia section of
Washington will be inspected to-
morrow by the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Prospective park sites in that
section and also in Woodbridge,
I.angdon and Brookland will be
viewed by the commission as a
feature of its regular monthly meet
ing. No other business Of import.
ance will come before the body at
this time, in as much as the CO.
oriinating committee is not yet
ready to make a report on the pro-
posed new site for the center mar
ket.
plans already have been made to
visit the outlying sections Of the
city, especially Forts Foot. Hunt
and washington at the October
meeting OF the commission.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
SMEAR
C0NCLAVE END

establishment of = definite pro-
gram for the National Catholic Wei.
fare Council, particularly with ref
erence to Catholic charities, for the
cominRm year, and delineation OF q
number OF church policies form the
principal work of the closing ses-
sions OF the convention OF the Amer
lean hierarchy Of the Catholic
Church, which will close this after.
noon. The convention Is being held
at Catholic University, and has
drawn four cardinals. nine arch.
bishops and 81 bishops to Wash.
ington.
The bishops convened shortly
after 9 this morning, remained IN
session until noon, took q hall hour
recess for luncheon and then Went
back to their discussions. They ex-
pect to complete their work this
afternoon. although 1t Is possible
that some groups may have to re-
main in Washington Tor q day or
two more to finish reports on vari-
Gus features Of church work which
have been discussed at the conven-
tion. No announcement of the con.
ventior'g actions will be made until
ali reports have been completed.
It was understood today that the
convention, before the close OF its
general session this afternoon, will
reappoint the seven bishops who
now compose the administrative
committee Of the National Catholic
Welfare Council. Bishop p. j. Mul-
doom, IL had been understood, was
to ask to be relieved from work on
the committee because OF I'll health
but his request was withdrawn at
the urging Of other members Of
the committee.
At their opening session yester.
day, the Mnembers Of the Catholic
hierarchy adopted a memorial,
pledging support to the Catholics
Of Mexico In the present contro-
versy between the church and the
Gales government there.
We win be with you to the END
and to victory" said the memorial.
I'VE. our clergy and laity. are
watching nth eagerness and entire
sympathy your magnificent fight
against q tyrannical government.
We applaud your wisdom. modera-
ton and firmness.
The fight may be long, It may
give many martyrs to the church
and to mankind. It will end only
with victory OF liberty and Justice. =
While American Catholic organi-
cations have generally givon sym.
patfy and ENCOURAGEMENT to the
Mexican hierarchy in it's fight
against the Mexican government &
new church regulations. the mes,
sage sent from Washington is the
first official pledge Of support
given.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
IS PERMITS ARE
REVOKED

Traffic Director M. o. Eldridge
today submitted the names of 1d
men whose permits have been re-
voked during the past two weeks
to Major Edwin B. Hesse, superin-
tendent OF police.
They are Ralph A. Barber. Noble
D. Butler. Edward Jackson, Calvin
Richardson, John r. Hurd, Thomas
Loving, Gin Ping, Harold ".
Dill, Francis j. Bard, James =.
PAYNE, Curtiss M. Dellinger, John II.
Howell, Ford H. Flemings, Law
renee Hite, William II. Merrick and
Garnett Warrington.
The ma jority Of the cases involved
driving while drunk, reckless div
ing, leaving after colliding, or three
or more offenses of speeding. In.
cluded in the list were a number or
names Of men whose permits had
been suspended, but who have the
privilege OF appealing from the
directors decision to the Board OF
Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
One Thin Woman
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Do The Same
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All nervous men and women
All akinnv mon and women

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as easy to take as candy.
And what a hit these flesh pro-
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Everybody knows that nasty
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is a wonderful vitalizer, flesh pro-
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But who wants to swallow the
horrible stuff, when these wonder
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and If any skinny man or woman
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