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AS LAST RESORT

MARRIAGE AS LAST RESORT
Joan and were so busy getting
Leila ready for the hospital that
II seemed no time at oil before the
ambulance came shriekinR up to the
door.
After the first burst OF grief and
horror LEILA seemed apathetic. She
put herself absolutely in our hands.
"lll have to. 60 with her to the
hospital" said Joan to me.
"Of course" ariswered,t "and I'll
come along little while afterward
when have put the place in order"
After they had left suddenly
felt physically weak. ! grew fright
ened. wondered II were going to
faint. ] felt greatly depressed, but
why should be | could not explain
to myself. With that startling truth,
which Is almost always stranger
than fiction, providence had ente cred,
and ignoring our plans had taken
al Of Ne and treating IN like paNns
had settled everything. <s'h
Everything now was going ION
splendidly. We really had nothing
more to fear. Joan would In few
days be of age and her stepfather,
acc0e ding to the terms OF the will,
would have to turn her money over
to her. She could do what she
pleased. She weuld probably 60 to
Europe, at lenst would advise her
to do 30. And L? Well. after the
series Of thrills. had been having
I could hardly see anything that did
not look monotonous ahead Of me.
| wondered il this were the end.
/ wondered IL It were possible for .
girl to carve out her own way. After
all>my fine ambitions and plans, was
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Editorial Comment
: A Mighty Fall Up North
(Rnsfnva To nocrsnfl

Tornotc-For almost q hundred years the exist
ence in northeastern Quebec near Labrador of a wa
terfall and cataract rivaling Niagara has been
known. But inaccessible is the location, lying
as it does some 400 miles northeast of Lake St.
John. that only the most intrepid adventures have
set eyes on it. This summer the Quebec govern
ment is sending out expedition of fifty men in
three airpanes to explore the locality and report
the commercial possibilities Of the waterfall as
power development
The falls are situated on Hamilton river which
finds its outlet in the Atlantic through Labrador.
The river is about as large as the Ottawa SO that
the flow Of water is less than at Ngara But there
is perpendicular drop Of about 800 feet compared
with Niagara's 100, and including series of smaller
falls and rapids above and below extending over
distance Of twelve miles, the total fall Of the Haml-
ton river is 760 feet The canyon below the falls il
said to be unique. The falls and canyon are sone-
times described as McIeans Falls and Mclean
Canyon, after John Mclean, I, Hudson Bay Company
employee, who visited them in 1929 and afterwards
lived in Flora. Ontario. According to the Geo.
graphic Beard of Canada. the correct name Of the
falls is Hamilton, after the river though thsy some
times 60 by the name of Grand Falls, Patseschewan
Falls, Ptshetonau Falls, or Mistapowistock Falls.
The Hamilton river is about TOO miles long and has
. drainage area Of 300 square miles,
Describing the falls Dr. A. p. Low Of the department
OF mines OF the Canadian government says: "Such Q
fall (76O feet would not be extraordinary for .
small stream in mountainous country, but is phe-
nomenal in great river Ike the Hamilton. The
basin into which it preciptates itself 1t this point
is nearly circular and aQut 200 yards in diameter.
II i surrounded on all sidshy nearly perpsndicular
rocky walls 900 feet high, except, It the narrow cut
ct the head Of the FALLS and wheiS river issues
from the basin. The noises u the TAN tas stun
ming effect and although deadened becau1es of its
enclosed situation, can be heard for moro than ~
miles away, Is deep booming sound. The cloud
y mist i also visible from any eminence within
radius Of twenty miles"
4 = estimated that there il 100000 electric HORSE
power in the falls. .s-. I'M .ss
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came into this room was that blood
stain in the corner. Hut you say
you were never here. All right,
then! Why should you refuse to say
where you were on Mondy night?"
1--WE not refused" I
where were you, then ?"
Il was home
THE whole EVENING""
Eyes"
Think now It may be
possible that you came down to your
office-that you may have CHANGED
to pass this building. Perhaps you
came in here on some other bust
II never came in here"
And you're positive you weren't
near Third and Market at any time
after 9 o'clock last Monday night? 2
Eyes. I'm positive"
Now, listen, Mr.. Keith. You were
at home Monday night. You in
tended Ito remain at home. Don't
you recaN that q girl phoned you ia
meet her here. You came down and
waited. She didn't show up. You
got alarmed after waiting better than
an hour. You went after her. You
came up to this office. Things hap
pened-"
Meager leaned down. peering up
into Douglas face. a cold, re.
pugnant smile on the detectives
lips.
Douglas stared back. With every
word the young. clinched jaws be.
came more gaunt and tormented
looking.
"Things happened. You had to
carry the girl out. Shed crept from
that corner over there. Right over
there! You see, we've got 1t al cold
Hadn't you better come through
I'm not trying to make it hard f0l
you. We're willing to listen TO Q
story of suicide. We're willing ia
give you, the break Oh It. You were
here. Tell us what happened. II
you talk you can perhaps prove il
was suicide. And If you don't talk
we know it's murder. You murdered
him or the girl did. Suppose YOU
tell US what happened"
Il don't know what happened
Meager! | wasn't here! DOM
know what happened"
you're going to stick to this!"
IL stick to it,"
"Then suppose I tell you that TIL
girls come through? We've got holG
Of the girl and she's confessed thu
whole thing!"
Douglas rose. He felt % though
lighted swords drove with SHARP
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Yes. They Are Collegiate

w omen are so v0rSaC1le!
Only last spring, at the Wbmen's Worlds Fair at
Chicago, it was announced that there were more
than four hundred professions and trades in which
women successfully participating. There are
exhibits Of women plumbers, artists iron workers,
explorers, stone masons, steepejacks and what have
you
Since then, however, the bobbed-hair sex has taken
another place in American life. It is the business
Of bootlegging.
reinforcement officials in New York recently re-
ported difficulties encountered in trying to catch
feminine dispensers Of liquor. But it seems that the
newly -practiced wiles not acquired naturally
No, they learned at Bootleg College of Chicago
where there is not dry subject in the curriculum.
Zone coed who flunled the course in Law Evasion
(ahe was q star in Alco- Chemistry, Salesmanship,
Transportation and Finance) arrested the other
day in Denver with ten pnts of whisky concealed
in her blouse. It was she who told about the school,
She had worked her way from matriculation to COM
mencement n,oonshine delivery girl and had
Studied under of the most prominent deans Of the
profession.
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co ON WITH THE STORY.
Chapter 1903

lnstinctively Douglas hunched, the
square chin thrust out.
Meager's eyes glinted coldly:
Nov. l wouldn't advise that, Mr..
Keith. We're not trying to pin any
thing on you. We're giving you a
chance to get clear on this. Come
clean on the proposition and you'll
be all right. But you can't fight this
down and vow can't lie out of it.
"You were in this room last Mon
day night. A man died here. Either
he was murdered or he committed
suicide. If he committed suicide
there is certainly no reason for your
silence You should be willing to
explain your presence here"
Douglas stared before him. teeth
sunk together.
Meager went on quietly: "Come
over here, Mr.. Keith. Do you see
this red stain! Someone's blood--the
womsn's blood. She crept from here,
FROM this corner, right along here to
the door,"
He pointed with the long. bleak
finger: Right along here-left her
finger Drints--dozens of times on the
floor. she reached tho door. She
had a hard time turning that knob
Douglas swept his hand over his
hair. A quick. dizzy beating of
his heart. Right along there Sandy
crept-went creeping and moaning
getting to her knees. fumbling ct the
door. And Ramon sprawled lifeless
just there-behind him
The room c1ouded. swayed round
with him. He stopped and looked
at the blosd marks. "Good God
ne thought. filled with panic. "I'm
getting faint. What do they know
What GIN they know? Elevator OPP
eratort word against mine!"
He could visualize Ramon's body
now affected him as monstrous-in-
credible and monstrous. that he,
D6uRlas Keith, should Be here, stiff
lihg, fighting guiltily-bullied and
insulted as though he had actually
murdered . man.
Il eager's voice drummed against
VI IN I'm indistinct humble. "You
Na1 Fie& = the girl sway. Mr.. Keith.
Where hsve you hidden her? You
tsee we know what happened"
DougqAa Strengthened himself an
krily: "Then why ask mel I've
told you know nothing. I never
met the man."
l4'And l TEN you we've got you
ct1d! And We know just what han
pesied land you better come through.
You bettsr Sit down here and make
y clean breast Of it."
Hef moved ) chair slowly, calcu-
latinkly. plornsd It down directly
over the arss where RAmon's body
--s~. .a.saa -.
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VI. Z. MISSIONARY
SOCIETY OUTLINES
PLANS FOR YEAR
iiAAiiIiiiiIiiii

Plans for the coming year 5 ac-
tivitics were discussed at meeting
of the Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church. which WAS held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the president. Mrs. r. H. Jacobs.
Following business session, a
study course was outlined and it
was decided that during the first
half of the ycar the book. No>Icm
Women Wi! hc studied
a discussion of question No. ("
which will come up at the Novcm-
Der election. WIS held and members
were asked t. use their Influence
toward the 4, cat OF tins issue.
which calls tor the repeal of the
Wright act. The disadvantages Of
the repeal of thc Wright act. which
is designed to aid local officers
throughout lie state of California
in their enforcement of thu prniiui
ton mcudp.eHt. were >.ewu Mem.
bcra rlanssd 70 vote "aa oa the
question.
\ vallcr-wsac rally f. members
Of tho Methodist Missionary Sc
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OCTOBER ~ DATE
CHOSEN FOR FIRST
ENTIRE NOS DANCE

Members of the executive com
miitco Of the Entire Nos Club met
H>t night At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. Il. Keller to discuss matters
pertaining u the opening OF the
clubs eighth year. October 10
MIS- selected rs the date for the
...>t dance.
II was vote 20 continue to limit
tlc club 10 - members rs 4as been
'tr custom in the past. Arrange
m,nt> were majr for the hiring Of
100 orchestra Tor the season.
tn, commit,r" announces that
nrmhr.S >hould send IN their sea
>uu ; dues - Fred Kenyon. trcaSur-
ar. so Hell avenue, at their ear
lest convenience.
Those present last night included
Mr.. and Mrs. !. !. Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kenyon, Mrs. Ralph Rev
aold>. Mrs Elton Christian. Rollo
Bridges and Mr.. and Mrs. Keller.
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present leather asters with shriveled
petals painted in Oriental colors
and outlined in silver or gilt are
considered very swank in Paris Pa
tent leather flowers in coiors with
the inside. of the petals tinted with
opalcscent uster are another novel
ty. For wear with the sports out
fit, varj-co!orcd flowers Of fcIt are
considered smart.
While we are wearing parchment
colored hosiery the Partisan wears
hicge and rose dc hois. Recently
there has been an effort to bring
sheer white stockings back into
vogue and many we'll dressed Pari-
slams are wearing them with black
shoes. So far, this style has not
been launched in America.
Skirts are shorter in Paris than
they have been and there is no
sign of them coming downward.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
Mrs. Coyle Dies
After Operation

information received here today
advised OF the death of Mrs. James
T. Coylc, of Occansioe, former resi-
dent of this city, at the La Jolla
hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Coylc was the wife of James
T. C6yle, former secretary of the
FL Centre chamber of commerce,
now secretary of the Occanside
chamber and had many friends in
this city and Holtvillc where the
family lived before coming to FL
Centre several wears ago.
She had been i'll for short time
and an operation was decided upon
in an effort to improve her condi-
tion, hut she failed to rally from
the ordeal.
During her residence in this city
Mrs. Coyle endcared herself to all
who knew her by her splendid Chris
tian character and her devotion to
her family.
Besides her husband she is surviv-
ed by son, Mortimer Coylc and Il
daughter, Dorothy.
Funeral services viii be held sat
urdav morning at 10 Q clock at San
Luis Ery mission, Occanside.
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HOME DEPARTMENT
OCTOBER MEETINGS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Ugler auspices Of the Farm Home
department of the Imperial County
Farm Bureau and til" extension
service, home demonstration meet
iHgs win be held during the month
Of October according to a schedule
announced today by Miss Orpha
\ Miller, county home dcmunStra
tior agent.
Corrective diet, for ancmia and
constipation viii be the subject of
study at most OF the meetings.
Detail Of the schedule follows:
Friday, Oct. |, all day, office.
Saturday. Oct. >, all day, FL Cen
try county chairmen.
Monday, Oct. /. all day, Office.
Tuesday, Oct. ), all day, f. Cen
tro. Nutrition project lenders
meeting. Subject, "Corrcctivc
Diets.
Wednesday,, Oct. {, all day. Mt,
Signal.
Thursday, oct :, all day, Neeley-
l.antana.
Friday, Oct $. all day, McCabc.
Saturday, Oct. 9, morning, office
Monday, Oct. Il. all day office
Tuesday, Oct. II. all day. Nag
nolia Mulberry.
Project Leaders Meeting
Wednesday. Oct. -, all day Il
t"ntro. Project lenders meeting.
chthin. ami hats.
Thursday, Oct. Il, morning, Of
l'er: afternoon. Acacia.
Friday, Oct. l., All day. keystone
and spruce n keystone.
S"t;rI#y, oct. II, morning. OF
>.aa3-~. Ost. l., All day. officc.
Fms ~. o.. i. all day. East
&.,say,.g, -. -. al day.
Beech
Tin aar. oe;. 4. al day Alamo
Verde
Fa.5sr Ger. -. al aay. home
vi>.t
sa.nr4a., o.. y. a.-nia-. Of.
Mouday. OF. -. AT day. otrirc.
TUESDAY. oct. -, - rrioav. Oct.
-, hrmr furnishing meetings in
,"r.au> rcu,cr>.
Acacia rrntrs', ,1H.rct VIII be
''c.e-4in-, Hand S.i.elia- and Ap-
r';sa.im ~ Color. IN other
groups will tak' rp corrective diets
Tor 9acmja ana constipation.
II Cate cent members are asked
to uetc that tlicir centrr's date was
cba7grd f,r TIL, month only from
the -l-~. FRIDAY To tine second Fri
dav. This was ncce,>ssy. Miss Mil
irr >-%,rs. a> tho project leaders
urr'ir, could not 10" held until
Crt. >.
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collapsed, frightening the horses
and causing them to run away, also
throwing Mr.. Samnan off the wag
on. A wheel ran over his body,
causing cuts and bruises. He has
recovered aud left the local hos
rital.
Patsy Kcclcr had hcr tonsils re
moved at the local hospital Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
Presidents Council
VIII Meet At FOntuRti

y presidents council, for prc>i-
lcut> Of federated women : clubs
Of the southern district. j. being
called for Friday. October l, at
Fuutua, san Bcgnariino county.
The morning session will hr lie
voted 10 citizenship program and
a study ot amendments. IN the af-
Jc,uoon legislation and law enforce
ncut will be discussed. ri club
women are invited to attend and
elub presidents are especially urg-
I'll 10 be present.
il >rrvatior> should hc placed
with Mrs John f. Scott. OSceola
ranch. Eseondido.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
MRS. FLANAGAN rs
ELECTED HEAD or
EE.N4NTEL CIRCLE

4 wll attended and euthdsi
ast.r mrctius Of ,he Eumanuei
1r,.a If the First Baptist church.
which Nu> hcH Yesterday after
noon at the Vine street hume ii
Mrs. ". 4. Scott, Mrs {. /. rlaui
-au was rlccteu 10 the presidency of
thai organization for tn" ensuing
yea.
Ms. H. +. CorhaN was chosen
ice president, Mrs !. &, Dunlap.
secretary, and Mrs Richard Jones
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29

treasurer. Il was decided that
these officers. who at present form
the executive committee, are to
meet at The churcl at ) o'clock
Friday afternoon to discuss bust
ness matters pertaining to the
opening of the circle 5 activities
following The Summrr vacation pc
ljod
As yesterday 5 meeting WIS {"
called meeting for the p"rpoSr OF
holding the election, Il was decided
TO hold the next gathering on the
regular date. which is the first
Tuesday of the month. Mrs. Rick
art viii cntcrtain the society on
oct. ; at her nome. rs Fourth
street.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
Woe9nrmfaee=sm17'''se@ e9rfae=s17''e@ Ir2ter,e:sttsss I1le=*1,ss:ztss
y SitttiIiittItiil1l

,lctic> ,S the county was discussed,
aud such Il gathering WI probably
lr hcG T.. letter part OF O,toncr.
Plans TO TINS mretlug .~tc,vcd con
>ideratjuE.
Mrs. Jacobs served refreshments
after the adiournmcnt of the nee.
inG.
.lc dat, of the next gathering
oas announce, or Toc~iaN, or:oh
"a 1s nhcu Mrs. J u. toss VIII hy
hostess IT hcr h.ac ON Olive street
At that time @s1yugemcnt> .7r the
ouuty rar, 1.. be ,omp.#os,-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
CITATION
In the Superior Court of the Coun-
ty of Imperial, State of
California
Juvenile Department
CITATION
Juvenile Department


Juvenile Department
IN the Matter Of Loring Robert
Guthrie. person under the age
of twcnty-pnc years.
Tho People of the State Of CaIifor-
MIA:
70 c. f. Guthrie Adclinc Amelia
Guthrie, Kyle r. Bclvin and
Ruth NJ. Bclvin.
You are hereby directed TO ap.
pear before this Court on the @rd
dav Of Dccemhcr, 1926, at two
clock p. m. Of said day, AZ the
Court Room Of Department one
(Juvcnilc Department. Of the Sup
crior Court Of the County Of I'm
pcrial, State Of California. at the
Court House in the CITY of FL Cen.
tro. county Of Imperial, state of
California, and bring with you and
then and there have with YOU the
above named person, and then and
there 10 show cause, if any you
have, why said person should not
be declared, according to the pcti-
ton on file herein, free from the
custody and control of his parents,
And for a failure to attend and
bring said person with you, you
viii be deemed guilty Of contempt
Of Court.
Witness, Hon. Franklin J. Cole,
Judge Of the Juvenile Court Of the
County Of Imperial and the Seal Of
said Court this 18th day Of Sep
tcmbcr, 1926.
Attest:
G. G. MOUSsEAr, Clerk.
2, e. l.. Willltord, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL) s 20 o o l3 ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
Wednesday, September 20, 1926

The citrus experiment station at
Riverside has installed "a iron tanks
ten feet i'll diameter and five feet
deep, in which to plant citrus t, YES
for observation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
SEELEY
ny Press staff Correspondent

SEELEY, Sept. 29.-Mrs. Rupert
Borden and Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls
Groulaff were guests Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Shell
don.
Earl sheldon is working at Plas-
ter City during the lull in hauling
hay.
}. \. Smith has purchased new
car.
Mr. and Mrs !. II. Mackcv and
Katherine and Paul were week end
visitors at Jacumba.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Pcndlcv re-
turned recently from six weeks
trip to oklahoma. They have moved
from the Difani ranch and will To-
cate on a Sawdcv- and Hunt ranch
four miles East of .Ioltvillc.
Horace Ilolbrook has purchased Il
rrW caI.
Thomas powelson arrived from
Long Beach last week. He will
make his home with his mother at
the West side school and attend
High school at Ii Centre.
Mrs. Lila B. powcllsou and Miss
Vida E. Oberholtzer are the teach
crs at the West Side school this
year.
Lawrence Campbell was week
end visitor AT San Diego.
The NpcIcy Chr..,t.au Endravor
elected Officers for the coming six
months last Sunday evening. The
new officers are: president, Erncst
Mackey; vice president, Melvin
sheldon; secretary kath-
ariHe Mackcy; pianist, VEINS Kirk.
assistant, Kathleen Spencer; chair.
men of committccS-Praycr meet
ing, Bculah sheldon; lockout, Ralph
Sturkic; >ucial Emma lIolbrook;
flower committee, Mrs. o. A kirE
Each chairman 50 elected Will
chousr two others - serve with
them. 1t was voted 10 holl "a box
supper Friday evening. Oct. =. BY
vote Of the socjctv. Rev. John G.
Spencer was asked TO prepare IN
installation ritual for the society
ana install the officers at the meet
in- ncNl sunday evening oct. ;, at
10 =. M.
d. +. Creighton says there j.
money for boys and girls in poultry
clubs. Come 10 Farm Bureau meet
ing Friday. Oct. /.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
Hints from Paris
By HEDDA HOYT
written fer the United Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Thc Par;-
sian aH4 the American ara ALWAYS
u odds when il comes 20 little de-
-ails OF fashion. The main fashion
IDEAS Of Paris are always carried
out In America hut we are not al
wuv> ready to accep, mnor style de-
tails
In the matter Of cor>age for day
wear. tie Pari,iuu prefers leather
flowers Of American preference. Al
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29
HOLTVILLE
by Press staff Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, Sept. 29.-Clarcncc
ThciSon, Noval Walker and Eddie
Lyons. who have been spending the
summer at san Diego and Escon-
dido, returned sunday to take up
their school work for the term a.
the Holtyillc High school.
Theodore ThciSon of San DicEa
WAS in IIoltvillc for a short visit
Sunday.
Wood Philips, who has been
spending the summer ut rnc coast
and Fresno, has returned TO Holt
Vile.
Mrs. O. {. Lowrimore gave a
shower for her daughter, Mr, j. @.
Combs, Thursday afternoon at her
home on Maple and Eighth. The
home was prettilv decorated in pink
and white Delicious Ice cream and
cake were served late in the after
noon. Those present were Mrs.
Willie Wngintou, Mrs. Robert
>rmstcad, Mrs. Emma Corlcv, Mrs.
Bird Brown, Mrs. Tom Webb. Mrs.
Nlo>>ic Permit, Mrs. Mamie Weeks.
Miss Pearl simpson, Mrs 6. ".
Weeks. Miss Ruth Ellis, Mrs. +. G..
Crow. Mrs. Hugh Rogers, Miss
Goldic !.owgimorc, Mrs. Robert
Mcrcruar. Mrs. Ole Shrodc. Mrs.
i. -. Williams, Mrs. Charlie
Weeks, Mrs. Joe Jeans, Ms. b. l..
Seals. Mrs. y. X. smith, Mrs Sam
Woody. and the hostess, Mrs. q. G..
LowrImore.
Homecoming Supper
The members OF the Baptist
church will have homecoming
haskc; supper ON the lawn at the
home Of Rev. aud Mrs. Il. II.
Blanchar, Friday evening III $50.
Everyone i, invited 10 attend
Otis Henson spent Sunday after
Huon in Yuma.
Ne. and Mrs. La Tore Carson.
formerly of Iioi'yillc, now OF
Burbank. returned homo Friday
after spending a week 5 vacation
with Nh and Mr, &. y. McClcI-
land
Mrs. Bruce Gri-g, and three
daughters, Pauline and Marjorie
Nllcn. and Mrs. r. j. Webb and
daughter Bonnie Ice were III Cen
tro visitors Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. G, v. IIcndrick
and two daughters spent sunday
afternoon with relatives in lmPc-
rial.
Hospital News
Danklanl Laad three ycar.old
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. &. Land,
was run over Sunday on the YUM
highway. First aid treatment was
given the boy al nearby service
station He was taken to the
IIoltgilc hospital, where II was
found his skull was fractured, right
leg and hip were crushed and scv-
cral ribs broken, Hope is held on;
for the child 5 recovery.
Ray McGuirc received first aid
treatment at thc local hospital sun
day evening when Il stitch was TAX
cn over the left eye.
William IIcndry is improving at
the local hospital.
W. +. Raynor is convalcacin9 at
the lIoltyillc hospital.
Lester Samnan, who was driving
- team on his father ranch south
"f town, crossed a bridge which
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29

The post office at Ethanae, River.
side county, named during the 80's
for Ethan Allen Chase, the veteran
orange grower, has been changed to
Ramoland.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29

Owners Of $1,000 acres Of land
ucar OXnard, Ventura county, have
voted a bond Of .l30,OOO for money
to use in lowering the water table !;
the fourth drainage district in that
section
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THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Partly
clolIdv tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Thursday but cloudy Thursday
morning on the coast: normal tenn
perarurc; low humidity in the in
terror.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29

\ &0-acrr experimental rice field
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