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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Brunk' Comedy
Pleases Crowd

"Chcating Husbands. which
opened last night before capacity
house at Brmk : tent thcatrr, is
one of the most Interesting comedy
dramas of the season. One of IN"
greatest problems today, chow t"
hold Il husband, : solved in Ncr"
clever fashion in this comedy.
The story is based ON the actiN-
tics of Mary Carter, prim littl"
Puritan. devoted to her husband,
steve Carter, and their coy hom".
Iu,o this house Of contcntmcut
comes Fay Spencer, Mary : younger
sister.
The difference in the personal an
rcaraucc of the sisters and the diff
t,rent pleasures they find in life,
Cucn the eyes of the previously
oontcnrcd husband, who starts a
Filtration with Norma Powers, a
gold digger, wifi" of an unSophiSti-
Gated husband
The climax comes in thrilling
fashion and provides surprises for
"vcn the most cNacting thcatrr pa,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Y. NJ. G.. A. Work
To Be Discussed

Representatives Of the chamber
Of commerce.. Rotary, kiwaniS and
Lions clubs. American Legion anG
citv churches have been invited II
rlcct at the chamber Of commerce
tomorrow afternoon at 5:lj viii
j. +. lia9crman. associate state sec.
rc,ary ot the y. NJ. e. y. to formH-
luc plan, for that organization :
work in The valley.
The purpose of III" meeting, ar-
,ording to llagcrmau. is to discuss
bows work. especially as the y. NJ.
.. \. is related thereto.
lIa@crman has been in the valley
for the past week. addressing hign
school assemblies. service clubs and
interviewing citizens interested III
49,, youth movement. He has re.
4ucStcd the opportunity II place
before representative citilonS of the
community. the service program Of
tie Y. NJ. &. \. rs il is 10 be intro
ddccd throughout the valley during
Ih, coming year 10 the end that
strong support may be obtaincd and
intelligent direction given to the
movement locally rs represented by
Secretary B. II. Forncy.
The meeting tomorrow is open 10
r,rn and women. and all who arr
1,ally interested in work among
boys and Young men, are urged -
be present and to express their
ideas
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

The coffee and toast breakfast can be
changed. improved and made a source
OF both health and enjoyment if Roman
Meal is used in its preparation four or
tive times week.
And-as for the children. everybody
knows that hot cereal in some form is
as necessary to their development.
mentally and physically. as sleep and
water.
This c>.eal contains the whole wheat
perry. and rye. most enjoyable re.
net from the too-refned cereals and
white hour foods of this day and age
1t contains in just the right propor-
ton. bran. the eliminator, and 1axose
the lrbricator, the latter a most neces-
sary accompaniment of bran. which
wnen taken un-relieved is often too
harsh and irritating for a delicate di-
gestlve apparatus. In other words.
Roman Meal is perfectly balanced
food' containing health, strength and
renewed vitality for old and Young,
tor the sturdy and the weak. II even.
tually will be the Great American
rood and have its place on the diet
list OF every thoughtful wife and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
LIVELY CONTESTS
MARK START OF
WINTER LEAGUE

With three good games in as
many cities. the Imperial Valley
. Winter League got off to a lying
START yesterday, the Brawloy nine.
I steve : team and the Valley Steam
Laundry outfit winning their first
.JmcS.
The laundry boys had u little
difficulty defeating the Cardinals
On the local grounds. the score be
irg II to Q. it was II well played
game and the fans who were out
80 see it found plenty of Satisfac-
ton. O Bricn hurled for the soap
chascrS and Klicglc stopped his
>iant>. Rodriguez and Jenkins
formed the Cardinal battery. Ev-
ans, >cr"nd ba,rman for the laun-
Grymcn made Il Spectacular catch
near first baSr that broUght him
rounds Of applause from the fans.
At Brawlcy, the home team wIl
i"rrd the Southern Pacific II to !.
!hc trackwalkerS couldn t get start
ed and Hrawlcy nickcd Eagan ana
Dalton fer hits at opportune 9lmes.
l;guera I'D the back stopping.
Wallace pitched for BrawIcy with
Post oil i.c receiving end of the
battery. Lohnnv Wclch, the >mal.
lest player in the league, pulled :,
wonderful catch in the field, going
IT, the fcnc. and sticking hi, mana
y. >t il to gather in Il fly and there
by stopping Il sure home run. 1t
was 4 play worthy of Speaker Or
{ hh.
Stevc'S team licked the Southern
Sfi,lras 1T Imperial, i to Q. steele
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
NASH COMPANY
PLANS TO BUILD
NEW ADDITLO N

In line with the production cxpan-
sion program of the Nash Motors
company madc necessary by the
greatest demand for Nash cars in
the history of the compaHv, Il large
addition to The plant al the Seaman.
Body corporation Of milwaukee,
has just been completed. The Sca-
man business. owned in half by Nash
motors, is devoted entirely to the
building of enclosed bodies for the
Nash Advanced Six, Special Six. and
Ligst Six series.
The addition to the Seaman plant
is a five story building of steel and
concrete construction. l73Xl00 feet.
1t is Identical in construction and
design to the other Seaman build
ingS of which it has been made an
in,rgral part. installation Of equip
.mcnt II u" used in the various de-
partmcp> In the nrw binding i,
well mrlor WY ana when this has
been compIct"d the plant will rank
~ one ~ the most modern and fin
est cGaiPrrd automobile body fact or
les in tha world.
Immediately adjoining the new
huildu" i Il side track and long,
covered platform for the unloading
Of steel.
The entire first floor of the build
ing will be devoted TO departments
for steel storage, square shcaring
and rotary shearing: on the second
floor will be machinery for stamp
ings of small metal parts while the
third floor departments will be a
continuation Of similar metal pro
cesscS. The fourth and fifth floors
will be devoted to the enlargement
of upholstery and trimming depart
lncutS.
The ll5 per cent increase of for
cign business shown for the last fiS-
cal year ending November 30. 1920.
with continued and consistent in
crcases during the months OF 1926
has made necessary the erection of
a new building at the keno>ha
plant which viii be devoted eNclus-
lively TO the preparation. boxing and
railway loading Of Nash automobiles
for export.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
BUFFALO HUNT
BEING STAGED
By United Press Ic-A@d Wire

SALT LAKE cry. ttah. Nov :.
Vivid memories Of the days when
the Wild West WIS more real than
imaginary AZ" b,ing revived with
the prcScnr' here of .a pictures que
haud of lndians, cowboys and big
game hunters from the Scotty Phil
lip buffaIo ranch. Ft. Pierre, South
Dakota.
They are engaged in what probab-
lv viii tc the la,t big buffalo hunt
on the North American continent.
The remnant of the great north
crn buffalo herd that once roamcd
the now fertile valleys and irrigated
plains of territory yastcr than
all the New England states combin-
ed with the states bordering the
Ohio river. has grazcd since the late
so : on Antelope island. Antelope
island. Is miles long and six miles
wide. is 4 rugged uplift in Great
Salt Lake, completely surrounded by
water - per col,t saline.
Numbering around 250 head. this
last considerable herd of buffalo
comprises the offspring = II bison
brought to Utah about 1887 by Viii
liam Glassman. The first band was
kept for u few years in Tooclc coun-
ty and later wa takcn to Antelope
island by John Doolcy, now dead. At
That ti,ue il numbered about %
Lead. ard It's Subsequent increase is
a.trihutoG To lhe wild state of the
island.
Headed Ly \. L. Leonard. prcsi-
dent of the Scotty Phillip ranch, 4
ia0d - Eanters Including Indians
from tn. tert Hell reservation near
Blaa|Ioot 1G:ho. numbering 200
strong took up the hunt the first of
th's month. plans calling for contin-
uatiou a. thr Imt until December
/.
The hrut is being made horsebacl,
from the mann camp. pitched on the
>o1thc.u shore ot tie island about
>c,rH ,n:ics Off S"!tair beach, the
great inland salt sea resort. and
from which point access is had to
the island by an especially con
Stractcd salt water boat
Each hunter is accompanied by Il
guide. who sees that he picks out 4
single buffalo and Pursues it to the
finish.
determination, or partial cXtcrmi-
nation. of the last wild herd of buff
falo in North America will be rs
humane rs possible, but all the
thrills that once made buffalo hunt
inc one Of the greatest of sports VIII
bc retained. \ special hunt viii be
staged by Indians from Fort Hall
reservation with bows and arrows.
Some of the moro perfect specl-
mems, numbering around - bulls
and rs many COWS, will be singled
out and saved from slaughter. Most
of these will hc seut to the ScottN
Phillips buffalo ranch, while a few
will be placed in public PARIS
throughout the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Chevrolet Will
Spend Huge Sum

The Chevrolet Motor company is
spending over half a million dollars
annually on Il service promotion pro
gram. This program consists of
aiding its dealer organization in i'm
proving shop methods, equipment
and personnel.
Service promotion deals with the
efficient LAYOUT. cquipping and op
Grating of the dealers service sta
ton. 1t offers standardized plan
Of shop Layout, making available
special chevrolet tool equipment,
and provides assistance to the deal
or organization in properly install
ing thcS" methods.
The flat rate mcthod of charging
for repair work is suggested in this
plan as it insurcS an equitable
charge for both the owner and the
dealer
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

and Barry divided the pitching for
y > electric ians pad SIpvert did tho
catrhing. "Old War Horse Lir-
ingston started the game for
s'tcvc's gang, and went along fine,
giving way later TO House who in
turn was relieved by Wakefield.
The pitchers were little handicap
ped because Of the catcher, Jack
Tackctt. Jack 5 long beard per
sisted in getting mixed up with the
Erll. as he had to brush the beard
aside each time to see where his
mtt was. At that the old veteran
I'd good Job Of it, and had !
tiold day at bat. Some one OF these
dav9 Jack will chase the whole
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
FORTUNE TELLERS BARRED
FROM STREETS OF PEKING

PEKING, Nov. S.-Chincsc for
tune c-telcrs, for centuries feature
cf Pcllings throngcd thorou9hfares
are to be baniShcd from the city,
according to an order just issued.
The reason given is that the sooth
saycrs are acting rs agents for de-
livery Of opium and other harmful
drugs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Story Is Graphic
Palace Theater

If she can act rs well as She can
dance oh boy!
Those were the thoughts which
raccd through the minds of capa-
city audience AT the Palace Thea
ter last night when Gilda Gray :
first Paramount starring vehicle.
"Aloma Of the South Seas was
unfoidcd ON the screen. If You must
have the truth, the only answer that
can be passed along--is "And
how Gilda made the most Sophi-
Sticatcd film fan sit mp and take
notice. Every minute she was on
the screen was one Of keen delight.
Yes sir, shc's there!
Alona of thc South Seas was
adaptc1 by James Crcclman from Il
play by Jchu IINmcr AMI Leroy
clemens whlrh is rcputcd to have
had a migh;; successful run. After
icing tlr film. enc can easily un-
dcrstand the caHscs for any success
j, migAt have won.
The picture is Just chuck full of
ali ,ho,c yo'- Of things Whcn audi
.rrtcS ask Ter arr Lt% (" see. F'rS'
lv-,' HAS Uilda doirg :hc hula-hula
Il, on,r EilGa can Ito il, That alone
!, v.a,h ;h' price II 0lrl ssion. But
when you add stirring lovc story.
calll,N objection, gC'ctCn> settings
anl a,a""lflrent ph' t'2r;IhN, VIA
else "nali yea possibly N@nt'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Wise was OBTAINING another driver
for II traffic vioIaii0n 'Fnc ease
i'll como up in court Wednesday.
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Orange. Phone 41lW. adv
Damage Cases on Trial.-Two
damage suits, filed by George Mel
lo against Il. MrCriston, were On
trial today in the superior court
before Judge Conkling, The eases
we're brought against the defendant
following an automobile accident.
Wood to Burn these cold morn
ings. Phone l2SW for delivery. adv
'Y' Leader Leaving.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank +. Gates, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Forncy
of this city plan to leave this after
noon for their home in WlStticr.
During his stay here Mr.. Gates, who
for the past 20 years has been ac-
tivcly connected with y. NJ. G. y.
work. addressed - number Of ,r.3n.
ilationS in behalf Of young pcoalc ;
work
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

h.nch away and may the entire
game himself, as he fills in in auy
position.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
ROAD EXPERTS GATHER
IN WASHINGTON TODAY
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. NoV. S.-Ovcr
a thousand delegates are expected in
Washington today to attend the
joint meeting of the American so
ciety OF Municipal improvements,
The Asphalt association, The Asso-
citation of Asphalt Tcchnologists and
other similar organizations given to
the good roads movement.
The biggest point of discussion
before the meeting will he the means
of relieving trunk road congestion.
1t has been suggested that more at
tention be paid to spur roads leading
into the trunk lines Is a means of
solving this problem. In this way
people who are taking a drive. for
pleasure will be able to use roads
that are not crowded with CONNER
cial traffic.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

A wet plank and flowing sea,
is the way the politicians ara say
ing it this fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
TIHIEATERS

Greta Garho, glittering, gor-
g"ouS crcatTc-hut with talent
more gorgeous and glittcring than
she this is the exotic charmcr of
THE TcmptrcSS. Cosmopolitan 5
new fihmization of Ibancz' gigantic
drama of loves. hates and the stark
wilderness of South America.
The Swedish star 5 dramatic mo-
mcnts approach the sweep of power
of a Dusc of ModicSka; perhaps
in Il measure they suggest the late
Sarah Bcruhardt il seems
strange that such intense dramatic
over shoUld 90 with 50 beautiful II
creature as the exotic beauty of the
strange r'Mancc now playing at the
Valley Thcatcr
Story Is Graphic
1t is q graphic story that runs
the gamut of the Paris cafes. the
l;uonoS Aires pleasure temples and
the stark fastnc>S Of the Andes
where determined men battle against
the gigantic forces of nature. Ibanez
the author of THE Four Horse
men. has told u tale the sheer pow
cr of which bcggar> description.
And ;hiS tale. as Il motion picture
sets new mark for the silent dra-
ma. 1t grips from the start: til
sweep of its tremendous theme fair
" carries one away. Fred Niblo
directed il, and for this task he has
hccn wisely chosen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

les from East.-Thomas Nor
'sistant general manager of.
kwick Stages, arrived from
city last evening aud left
rning for san Diego. To at
e opening of the new Pick
.agc depot. W. !. Rridv, H.
lager and II. II. Morgan also
II the opening.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Last week 50 carloads of cattle
were shipped from Winncmucca, Ne
yada. TO California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

The duty ON paint brush handles
LAS been reduced, Only a Demo
crat could get dirty crack ouf
OF that.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Wedding Is Announced

nouneemcut of the marti"..e of
Hiss Ruby Williams Of TINS city to
l.. +. Barihel Of Santa Una has been
made. The marriage took place on
Octobcr -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Criminal Cases on Trial

Criminal Cases on Trial-Thc case
Il Dom Russell. charged with hit
ing another ear. aud not stopping
la give assistance, is on trial this
afternoon before Juds" Cole, II
department No. ].
Tomorrow the eases against Buto.
f.at" Tor burglary aud one Eosco2
fnr failure 10 provide viii be tried.
On "Wednesday Max Spelhnan
charg'd with = statutory crime. Will
Ar uu trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Two Vehicles Wrecked. l.. RN.
l.: l"aha was arrested last might hv
tttlccr Mise. after the former had
driven his automobile into tho Off
Gers motorcycle, while It was
parked by the side Of the roa.L
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Mrs. Vera Rodriguez, after two
wears local work in marcclling. is
NOW prepared to do first class work
At her home. Marching soc; hair
cutting j0c; Shampooing 35r; No. T.,
Park View Apts. Phone 237W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

DR.. Amy Lyons, Gstcopath, 70i
So. Fifth ST. Phone ~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

3. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
specialist. Davis Bldg.
; by appointment. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

tron. As laugh provoking enter
r4inmcnt, "Chcating HuSbands' i
highly recommended hy Manage
ellen Brunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

hes Remodeling Store G. =.
.pn has finishc, rcmodclin@
re on Fifth street and is
\ his stock back into his for
ace or business which was
n some time ago 10y fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

DR.. p. l.. Palmer, Cniropractor,
Painless Svstcn. Rooms - = Bank
at Ita'y EHg ratrl, is aHd
G>>W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Maze Crop Heavy. Con,id
|nilo maze is being brought
ct and is being shipped "a
7 and other points. The crop
Eheavv and has an abundant
good quality, but the price
! due 10 considerable compc-
rom the Panhandle district.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Nov. 9th, Palace Thcatcr. Hub
bard OpcralogucS. Tickets 81 and
51c. Valley Drug. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Fire feels good these morn
hone l2SW for wood. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Fresh Salted Almonds. Sl.0o per
pound. A.. NJ. Williams. Phone 6J3
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Made Ward of Juvenile Court

Made Ward of Juvenile Court
Glenn Quick. a boy under age, VIII"
r;,n away from his home some tim"
20, and finally landed in thiS conn
iy. WAS declared ward of the .iu-
Ycnilc court aud was turned over to
he care Of the juvenile coHtt Off
Ger.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Try Torl.en Beauty Treatment.
Parisi"mr Hca"ty Shoppc, Trlc.
-. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

larry Findley, specialist in
OF eve, ear nose and
PISA Dlv Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Build office. The Motor
ply Co. has taken ont Il per
build an Office at Second
\ N streets. 10 cost $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Busy Police Court.-Iud"e Her
Ncv had four traffic &iolatorS he
fore linn this morning in police
court. One was for parking in the
center of the street ard three for
leaving their cars over tie tW"
hour fimit. John Green WAS fined
80 for intoNication aud Tom Hop"
ii lloItyllc 81 for Il similar Of
tcMsr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Canvass the Vote. The board Of
Supervisors met TODAY for the pur.
r,o>r ot canvassing the vote a.
la>t Tuesdays election. No othcr
business WAS to bc transacted. All
members were present with the cN-
c,ption Of Supervisor Pullian.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Williams Music studio. Telephone
1J1. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
SuspendS Sentence.

Suspends Sentcnce.-ThiS morn
ihg before Justice /. Mayficld, f. e.
McQuade and Miguel Garcia were
tried OH a charge of disturbing the
peace growing out of the shooting
of 4 dog. which MrQuaidc claimed
Lad been killing chickens. The
court imposed Il sentence of 80 days
each on the two mon, but susponl,
cd sentence on good behavior
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Doctor w. Z. Lyons, Osteopath

Physician x Surgeon, Dunawav
Bldg. Phones, office 731. Res 74i.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Statistics. During the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Are Prepared to take care o.
fade, anything in the way of
Es aud fryers. Give us n trial.
4 Todd, 1852 Woodward Ave.
|GG6. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

thy Mix Brackenbury. Dane
'PtrnctOr. JJS Adams. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Held for Beating Wife Jesus
;aia> was brought here from Nc
cabc and is held in Jail ON charge
# battery. 1t is claimed he beat
Us wife during Il family quarrel.
IL, is held at the jail pending triai.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Any One Wishing to learn TO
play or sing music at sight may join
one OF the classes under the gifted
pianistc, Alice Kaye, at the. Aca-
DENY of Music, at cost of only
$50 per month. Notation, rhythm,
cartraining and harmony exactly as
taught at the olga Stceb School.
These class lessons will be included
in the course Of students Of piano.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Work on the structure is to com
inrnCc at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Cantaloupe Bedding or other trac-
or work. Roy Il. Hayes. CalcXico.
'hono 80. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

For q Real Lemonade or Orange,
ade at Paul 6, Union stages De-
pot aAv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
W0oda BleGy Dance Studio. I.
Orange. Phone 4IlW. az

Wood to Burn these cold morn
ings. Phone l2SW for delivery. adv
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-07
PRAISES
WHITE BILL FOR
RADIO CONTROL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The White
bill to provide for control of the
radio was endorsed today before
the house merchant marine commit
tee by Secretary Hoover and other
members of the commerce depart
ment, officers of the navy and coast
guard and representatives of radio
and telephone organizations
The bill would give the secretary
of commerce administrative charge
of radio and would establish COM
mission, of nine to pass on applica-
tions for licenses and perform other
similar functions.
Asserting that government control
was necessary to prevent chaos in
the air, Secretary Hoover testified
that the measure was the result of
two years study and seemed to meet,
as nearly as possible, the problem
OF regulating the air. He contended
that no one person was wise
enough" to decide which city, COM
pany or individual should have the
right to certain wave length
recommending or disapproving petit
tions, he pointed out, disappointed
in a region. With the commission
applicants would nave the right of
appeal to the courts.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-07
U. S. REPOSSESSES
SHIPPING LINES
RECENTLY SOLD
fBy Dispatch A. p. wire,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Acting un-
der it's policy Of giving every aid
within its power to American flag
lines, the shipping board today re-
possessed itself of the American
Palmetto line, sold last September to
the Carolina steamship company Of
Charleston, s.. c., and then designated
that company as the managing OPP
orator of the line for the fleet cor
poration.
The line operates six freighters
from south Atlantic ports to the
United Kingdom and northern Euro
pean ports. The boards course was
made necessary, Officials explained
by recent developments in foreign
competition. 1t was the first action
of the kind taken by the board since
it took over several years ago the
United States mail lines and formed
the United States lines running out
of New York for Europe.
The Palmetto line, which trans
ports considerable cotton, naval stores
and lumber on outward voyages and
general cargo on return trips, was
taken back under clause common
to all board contracts for sale Of
ships providing for re-possession If
conditions warrant Competition en-
countered from foreign ships since
the sale, commissioners explained,
had threatened the continued exist
ence Of the line.