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The Washington times., 1926-10-06
MARKETS SITE
RULING NEAR

A final decision as to the future
sites of the Farmers Market anc
Center Market may be expected
within the next three weeks.
The mid-city location for both OF
them is now strongly favored by all
the reports coming from the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, which meets October 15
TO consider the recommendations of
it's co-ordinating committee respect
ing this issue.
The Farmers Market and the
Center Market removal questions are
being treated independently by the
commission, but all the indications
are that they will be placed together
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

when a decision az to permanent
sites is reached.
The Park and Planning Commits
sion meets October Is. and at. that
time a program as to projected fu'
ture hearings will be considered. It
is possible however. that the com
mission may decide to dispense with
further hearings and reach de-
cision without further delay.
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

comes with home ownership. II you
don't own your own hOme-buy to day.
The classified ads of The Times and
Herald offer exceptional opportunities.
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

Suzanne Simpson sez: They
tell me this here "Lost Ponder
Puffs" is a good picture, but
rec neUey cared much fer them
V0r pictures.
Richard Creamer. of 1923 o
St. N. W., creeps off slowly
with the 81 bill today. Who'll
be real funny for . "smacker"
tomorrow?
Evening star., 1926-04-25
Regatta Athletic
Union Suits
$l.OO

The ideal suits for Summer-light in
weight and made of an excellent cotton
material. Closed-front style. with
bodice tops. Cut full, and your choice of
flesh, light blue, white, peach, orchid
and canary. Good, comfortable suits. in
sizes So to 46. Just 900 suits. Shop early!
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

$50 pairs of these smart Cloves are.
offered at the low price above Monday
They are of the finest quality, can be
had with either flare or turn-down cuffs,
and all with pretty embroidered backs
GRAY, new mode, pongee, skin. cock
tail and biscuit colorings. Sizes 512 to 3.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

Nicely made OF fine
blocked and checked voiles,
batistes and novelty mate
rials used in $l.OO to $l.59
garments; lace trimmed.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

Dotted Seco Slips, with
hip hens and lace-trimmed
tops. White, flesh and
honey.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

Handmade and Hand
embroidered Slips. with
scalloped or hemstitched
tops.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Tots SYe0fers from
A usfyia. s3.9S to- $40

tA DStb sNs Vos/C ~ U4u
Our own direct import.
Hand made with wool en-
broidery. gay stripes and
Jacquard designs. Button
front and slip.over with V
or turtle necks. Infants to
s years.
tsecond Floor. The Hecht Co.,
Cavfers Knit To,Ueis
sec
Large enough t20x30
inches, to he used as a lap
blanket. Softer than any
woven fabric and absorbent
as we'll.
Second Floor. The Heoht Co,
Crib ComfOrfabies-
Quilted. sI9S
In floral coverings, neat
~ quilted go that they may
be washed with ease. Size
33x4S inches. just as pret
ty as the one on mothers
bed.
(second Floor. TlSe Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Eiderdovn Baby.
Buntfnss, s2.9S

Soft. warm eiderdown. in
white tcolors bound with
pink ribbons for the little
girl. and blue ribbon for
the tiny boy.
tSecond Floor. The Hecht Co.,
Evening star., 1926-10-03
FIanneiehe Sleepers
co.
In a group Of sport and tailored
hats for both m0trOnS and misses.

Closed.feet style for these
chilly nights and mornings.
Made with drop seat-but-
toning down the back.
Stripes of blue or pink.
Tots sizes.
tSecord Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Tots 'Broadciofh or
Flannel Coats. $40

Round smoked yokes or
straight from the shoulder.
Fur collars on most Of
them. French blue. pastel
tan, Monterey and pigskin
colors. Sizes to 4 years.
Warmly lined for wintry
weather.
tSecond Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Hats to Match These
Goats, S2.9S

Baby sisters ensemble"
must be right. Bonnet
shapes and cunning pokes
for tots.
Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1926-10-03
There's Splendid Wear in
Margy" Chiffon Hose
uu fashioned and silk to the top.
Lisle lined SoIes for longer life.

Marcy, who is as fastidious about her stock
ines as she is about her frocks and hats prefers
these shades with her Autumn outhts-sweet-
meats vida. nougat oakbuft, peach bloom,
French nude. bh,sh rnoonligh3 piping rock, and
for certain occasions black.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
PiQme Cveebers from
France, $50

Different and adorable.
All white piped with or
ange and blue. The button
under style. Round col.
lars. cuffs. clever belts.
Sizes | to 8 years.
tSecond Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Very light weight silk
striped coutil. A topless
elastic at waist line. Holds
the figure very slightly.
Sizes q to 80.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

All-wool robe for the
baby carriage. Large size.
32x3S inches. with smartly
fringed ends. Dainty col.
ors and darker shades.
tsecond Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Hemsfitched Crib
Sheets. 4Sc

A long wearing grade of
white muslin In size 36x50
inches. Very spec | ally
priced for tomorrow sell
ing.
tsecond Floor. The Hecht Co.,
Evening star., 1926-10-03
New ColorS in Silk
Costume Slips
s5.95
Shadow.proof hip hems of selt.material

The colors of the moment ready in hem
stitched bodice top slips of asilk radium and
crepe de chine Chanel red, claret, Spanish raisin
jungle green, autumn brown, new blues, gray,
fallow, flesh, honey, white and black A selection
to complete any wardrobe.
Floor The chit
Evening star., 1926-10-03
SfUeafer, Bonnet and
BOOfee Set. S1.0S

Knit In the popular link
and link stitch with a trim
Of pink or blue silk.
tSecond Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Crib PHiowcases, Csc

The same grade Of white
muslin as the sheets. A
fresh case every day is best
for baby's health.
tSeeond Floor. The Hecht Coz
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Expect Many At
Farmers Picnic

The farmers picnic which viii be
held Mt IIoltvillc toncrrow promis
.g to attract a ilrc' number Of
dairymon and r1ncher' g"crally T.
trat citv. \ frc" hdrhccu" will We
served at noon ana in IN afternoon
%, ginning at o 'cl.c'l th"r' Will he
= prog";Y, of sn"akinG AMI muSi".
The principal speaker will b" PROT
+. F.. Showers ot ChoWchilla, man
agcr of the Carlton College Farms III
Madcrl county. dairymaL of larS"
experience in Wisconsin and Min
ncsota, and Manager Hilbert of the
Challenge Cream and Butter Com
pany of Los Angeles. Ernest Ed
wards viii have charge of th" de-
tails of the picnic, which will be
under auspices of the Imperial Va.
ley NJ TX Producers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Much Activity In
Real Estate Deals

According .1 Fred q NutiaU. vist
president arI manager ~ fhe geeur~
ity Title Insurance ara Gravanfea.
COMPANY there hase L.rl several
ima 'aHt real estate exchange.
WITHIN The past vee'- AmDng .an.
fcs- mentioned is the -ala af lat
ON Commercial street near Ffffh ta
Charles b. Ruff by The firm az
Clayton and Stevens. u is believed
that the property IS to bo used f1r
business.
Adua s. Borden has sold apr home.
known rs the Macarthur home ami
situated h'twcen Fourth aud FIfth
ON FL Centre avenue. 20 W. r.
Smith. vino has since sold the prop.
city to Mr-. K. =. Pentecost anj
George Rca.ouoyer
Some of the valley holdings ~ D.
Il. Crawford. consisting mostly Of
property adjoining the city ~ II
Centre. have been exchanged sar th'
EImhurst hotel and apartment u
Long Beach. 1His is rcuorte.l 10 b."
an exchange involving about $4,000
worth Of property.
The Fl Centre hospital has bought
the lot a1 ioiu.a2 thr hospital oa the
east. This was formerly 'hc
property Of Geara. Hutchinson Of
WaHcgo. Kansas
The home of v Fer W. Robertson,
located on the south idle Of II Cen
tro avcnuc. neeH Eighth street has
been purchased ~ Charles Leon
Murphy.
Nuttau states ttaf many other inn.
portaat real estate transfers are be-
inc ncgotiat,a.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Joe King are motor
ing to Los Angeles to attend the
Stanford, [. s. {. football game
Professor and Mrs. j. l.. House
and Dr.. aud Mrs. l.. G. House are
leaving today to attend the football
2&ae i. los Angeles.
Nj. and Mrs. \. ". Tedwash, ac-
caHP%nied br George =. Fcdmarsh
Irc visiting in Fl Centre from Sc
attic.
Mr. and Mr.. Z. \. Corwin mo-
;ored over trom san Diego to spend
f"E days.
Il anI Mrs. Joscrh Foss are
.nonS the number who are leaving
20 attLd :hc :ostball l"me.
DR.. l.. Blake Baldwin, Mrs Bald
win and SON Walter. together with
Mrs. N. Brown and Mrs. {. Field are
registered ut !ocal lotrl from San
Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McEuen are
leaving tonight for Los Angeles.
y. +. OSwalt, captain Of the state
traffic SQUAD left today for Yuma
or business.
Henry Loud i motoring to Los
Angeles tonight, hoping to see Stan
ford win the football game.
Mrs. +. Tecplc of Minneapolis, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Ruth
TecPlc- Reid. She expects to remain
for Il few weeks.
Miss Sarah \. Kracht who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. l.. e.
Lee of FL Centre, left last night
for Los Angeles, from where she
will sail on the steamer "NcwpOrt
for Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Keller and
Mir. and Mrs. j. J. Green will form
one Of the numerous parties who
plan To attend the Stanford-C. s. c.
game tomorrcw at the Los Angeles
Coliseum.
W. II. Colnclison, J. T. De Vore
and l.. Mandcvilie were among the
guests enjoying visit 1t the Hotel
Ros>lyn aud Annex, Los Angeles,
last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
PROPOSITION e
GIVES EQUITABLE
REPRESENTATION

To preserve the necessary balance
between diverse interests in the
state it is essential tnat legislative
representation be so al,ocatcd as
10 leave no single group in control.
!. is possible now for the voters
If the state to settle this issue
cncc and for all by voting ">Ycs -
on measure 80. y on the ballot at
tnC election. Nov. .. This is the
Federal plan Of rcapportionHont, 50.
c;llea because Of It's similarity TO
the method OF representation pro
Nidcd in the congress q the United
states, based on a fundamental
nlincipl" that has proven o. rromcu-
dous value to this nation VIZ, that
~ p"oVjG.Ng tn" necessary checks
and balances between GROUPS or
interests. any legislation t. be pass
rg mus rrprt>rn reasonable a4rcC
mont ON the part Of most of the
,rours among which the control j.,
Gistliau,cd. TIC result is fewer,
>a2"r and none ohtorciblp laws.
The Ioec>s''v for this i, partic,lar-
l. true wi it is recognized thai
ootropoti ~eaters IF populatio4
~" Gomin"' j politically by boss
mo, Il l.r ..: aldcsirabi situation a.
bo>t. When t. this is added the
fact Hat 'r.a under present con
djtioHs. with he legislature appor-
tjoned solely according to pepula-
tion, the absolute control Of both
h2pses wo9ld epst With the two
lpg" metropolitan areas Of Caii-
fornia. ccntcrcd around san Fran
cisco and Los angeles.
Ne. %. the last state measure on
ihc bailnt provides a most ai3.r-
@hio balance whereby one house viii
20 into the control Of the metropo-
itan areas. the other to tho s9-call-
oG rural districts. viz. the balance
II the sJatc. Again one house Will
- INTO the control cf the southern
.nurtics. .urh ? double balance
,yiil assure legislation by the state
Hodv that Is saf- for the state Is
? whole and win preclude the fore
ny Of legislation br one group
which may be unaound and inilHiea.
io the balance o: tac STATE. Il result
which would in thc long run react
unon the group forcing i hu1
which. unfortunately. they ere oft
cn unable to recognize until it is
too tate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Wish More Pupils
at Night Classes

Night classes are being held rrgu-
larly at the high school and much
interest is being shown in the sub
iccts offered. Practical courses in
bookkeeping, typing, shorthand,
wood shop. machine shon, Spanish,
women S physical education and do
mcstic art are being given on Tues
day and Thursday nights from to
9 o clock. a class in mathematics
is held on these nights under the
direction of the junior college in
Structor.
Although thc attendance is cor
sidcred good, there is still plenty o.
room for many more entrants. Any
one planning to attend night school
is urged to enroll next Tuesday IL
order to secure the full benefits OF
the course.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Policemen Form
Protective Club
Against Wives S

OAKLAND. cal, Oct. 29.-Pa-
troluen o. ibr East station, OaE-
land. ha,o formed what they
gdafdediv refer ~ rs q IIdsband
Protective league. Its gazcjlc-cycd
memlers seek protection against al
legged injustice, eg she part OF bur
ley. aggrc.siNc wives.
A. Purposo the order has prcvcn-
ton Of the following:
Frisking of his pockets while the
'iicd patrolmau sleeps
Visitation from mothcr~-in-law
more than once weekly. preferably
once annually.
The Organization has other aims
than th'sr. Prorecding on the the
cry that the husband who is po-
I.c,Hdn should hc accur@cd RIGHTS
equal t. thos" enjoyed by the hus-
band who is "a. say, hootlcgger, the
HHSbar. PrptcctN" league seeks:
That mh'r, should not ha fore
ed 10 a.. family washing on the
only OF. av in seven
That MIXERS should have abso-
lu;e Independence AT tnr pI.l,,.-.
mcn 5 ball, including the right to
lance Win ANY girl ne plcas,.s with.
out jarring remarks FROM wives.
Adequate luuch ami cI2ar meney,
Tar contrary t. fmu" papers 20,
'ic"GIen have to buy their own.
Nothing less than cg-s and bacon
for breakfast.
Unrestricted hours for arriving
home at night for policemen are all
ever tWrnty-ohc.
The or&aaizatjon ha- gone on rec
ord favori"g Khaki uniforms IN
stead Of t'll-talc blue, since Khaki
does MOI record flappct cosmetics
rs does blue.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
executive says Kellogg's ALL
''Conqueror Of Constipation"

Let Kellogg's ALL-BRAN conquer
constipation forever for you. Doc
tors recommend it. 1t is what they
call bulk food, that sweeps tho
intestine clean, stimulating diges--
tiCn and normal, healthy action. q
Something habit-folming pills and~
drugs can never do.
Eat at least two tablespoonfuls
daily-in chronic cases, with every
meal. If eaten regularly, relief IS
guaranteed or your grocer returns
the purchase price. Kellogg's ALL
Bran is made in Battle Greek,
Mich. Served in leading hotels and
restaurants. Sold by all grocers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Roumania's Debt
Covered by Bonds
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHrNGTON, Oct. %. - The
final step in funding Roumania S
war debt of $50. go. .560.43 to the
United States has been completed.
Radu r. Diuvara, charge d 'af-
faircS of the Roumanian legation,
has delivered to the treasury Rou
manian bonds for the full amount
of the Indebtedness, receiving in cX-
change the original obligation Civ
en- by his government for monies and
war supplies furnished by the
United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
GROWERS
MEETING TO BE
HELD NOV. 18TH

IN official announcement has
been received from G.. H. Hcrke. di.
rector. Of the Department Of Agri-
culture at Sacramento, which runs
IS follows:
In accordance with the provisions
Of Section of the California Fruit
and Vegetable Standardization Act
Ct 1925, (approvcd Nav -, 1925:
statues 1925, Chapter $500 q pub.
lie meeting Of growers, dealers and
others interested in the production
and marketing Of head lettuce is
hereby announced to be held at the
Court House, FL Crutro. California.
Saturday, November -, 1926, at ,
p. m.
The meeting viii consider the re-
commondatious Of the state com.
mittcr on lettuce standardization in
connection with the proposed rovi-
sion Of the California Fruit and
Vegetable Standardization Act as
applied to this commodity. such
other business as NAV come within
tie jurisdiction Of this meeting viii
also he transacted. Growers. ship
pcrs aud all others who may be in
terestcd are requested to attend.
(SiGncd,)
6. II. UECkE.
aGv Director Of Agriculture.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
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pii!s cad irugc
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hef. Then tried kelogg's ALL-8RAN.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Millions Spent
For Roads In
Western States
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Oct. %. - State
highway departments spent 1863, 10
lOl for road and bridge construc-
tion during the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1926, the agriculture de
oartment announced today.
The expenditures by states in
cludc:
Arizona 2.442 ,947; California 41s.
090,72S; Idaho. $3.636.6s1; nevada,
t3,ojJ,9@9; Oregon +lj.5J3, ,4J3 ;
Utah $4,l2@,79s; Washington ST.
al.1GG.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

japanese Pays Tine.-John Poe.
q japanese vino refused to give his
light name. was in pGlcc court this
morning char2ed with having in
lis poss' ssfon q quantity Of eaEj.
He was fined 500. and at the con-
'iusion If ecutencc which was Civ
on by Judg" IIcrvcv he pulled out
8 roll Of grccabacks that wonld
choke an oE, and lipridp;ed the
fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

Ca2tafsou Funeral Sunday.-Fu-
nc,al services for q. +. GustafSon
will probably be held SUNDAY after
noon at 2:30, under auspices Of
liold2kcm post of the American
Legion at Imperial Members Of
the Legion and all cN-Scrvice men
of both FL Centre and Imperial are
expected TO attend. Full military
honors viii be given the deceased,
who served his country during the
World War and met his death from
burns received some weeks ago in
m explosion Of the boiler at the
Aztec brewery at McXicali. He was
a candidate for assessor at the pri-
maricS in August.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

4 Burr clover cover cop turned
under before planting rice brought
It much. finer crop 1,an no cove
crop acreage, r. LIT" county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Timmons covers Road operi,

Timmons covers Road OpeNing.-
Joseph TmmouS. feature writer for
the Los Angeles Examiner, who has
been in the valley for " few days
covering the opening Of the sand
hills road to Yuma, has returned to
Los Angeles. While IN the valley lr
stated that the opening of his road
is, in his estimation, one Of the mos'
important developments in the his
tory of the west.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
For Real Lemonade or Orange.
de at Paul's Union Stages De.
>ot sAv

Funeral Services For Mrs. Thomas
Funeral services for Mrs. Addic l..
Thomas, whose death took place las
Tuesday in Escondido, were held
Thursday in that place. R"v. Joseph
Mcdonald. pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church officiating. The body
was taken to San Diego for crema-
tion. NJ. aud Mrs. Thomas have
long hecn residents Of the Jaspcr
district. but Mr.. Thomas expects -
make his home in Escoudido from
now Oh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29


instructor. 5jS Adams. Phone
adv
Tsse Bad Checks. A. stoke.
Hed, charged with passing bad
KS was arrested in Calcxico last
1hg by Bert Underwood of the
RI $ office. The man $ home
.fid to be in San Diego. He is
at the county Jail pending
urinary hearing before Judge
.ficld.
Are Prepared to take care OF
trade, anything in the way Of
pens and fryers. Give US a trial.
II. Todd, 1872 Woodward Ave.
''e 9G6. adv
!. :. FoAcannon, Osteopath.
J 26. Davis Bldg. Phone 81.
'ly Oste0patlnc. adv
ficers To saoo:.-Considerabie
est Is being taken by local Of
II III the shoot to be held Sun
between the traffic squad AMI
members Of the police depart
This will be the rubber as
team has won Il victory. Some
shooting WAS done last night
'-acticc by the police. the HIGH
being made by G. NJ. Pryor.
9ater Efficiency in the rural
Us Of Imperial County is Oh.
bic only W greater efficiency
ie administrative department.
for Ethel +. Parent who stards
he highest ideals in the cdGta.
Eof the children of Imperial
r.. a DIV
Eige Franklin j. Cole helped TO
NE the new County of Impcr-
1907, and has ever since been
lost IN maintaining the highest
4 ad of efficiency in public ser
ft.r>hgh the office of Judge of
N1p"rlor Court. "Kcep Him
h adv
'aign Two Burglars. - i. Ro.
and Nat Aroz were arraiancd
norning charged with the burg
I'll Il house belonging to II. y.
ndcr near the bridge over the
l line canal between here and
Their trial will come NJ lat
lin and Band Instruments.
|ems Music Studio. Telephone
a4v
Liberty Cafe serves Il special
nt lunch and c. con dinner
h'ght.. cod If
uld Yen Remove n satisfactory
rnS'cd employee 10 give some.
lsc tn" position because he
1T It! That is what some pco
ant to Il" with Judge Conk-
lIo E0H' adv
ra Sleeper To Game. - The
crp Pacific viii run an extra
r to Los Angeles tonight IT,
modatc pcopl" Of Impcriaj
who viii attend the football
between the University Of Cal.
i and the /. S. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

y s.'.on} house ianitor 1T Altu-
ras, MaJoc cogntv. took 800 round,
Of ha@oy out cf tie walls cf tie
LMiLling under lis chalge.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Manila Visited
By Sharp Shock
By United Press Leased Wire

MANILA. Oct, % --,2uiidings
swayed and several we're cracked
'ur'ng bricf bur sharp earthquake
which shooi; Manila today.
The tcmblor began Al sos =. n.
and lasted ten seconds. 1t was said
to have been the most severe in
Nc"rS The Manila hotel. the ARMY
end Navy club and other buildings
continued to sw;sy for an aporecia-
bic interval after the shock start
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Denney Funeral Sunday.-Th,

Cenney Funeral Sunday.-IH0 ~
neral of Mrs. DeIna ncmcy j. 70 IT,
held Sunday at II a. Ia. in EScpn
dido. according tu Mrs. Meadows
daughter Of the deceased. Mrs.
Meadows aud ler brother, Clarence
Dcnndy. left this morning to attend
the funeral services.