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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
HOMER NOT MUCH
AHEAD OF ALLEGED
E0RCER PALLITErR
Continued From Page l

and cash them as payment for wag-
Is. Most Of his checks We're for
$3.50, though some we're for S3o.5a.
I'm nearly every "aso there was IN
amount of fiftY cents included in
the check.
Was Busy Worker
Between san Francisco and Los
Angeles the district attorney >aid
he was shown enough had cheeks
nut ont by Paliitct. to fill 4 hueh#l
basket and tho police IN variuns
cities claiming the accused assert
that he is one of the clevereSt fur
erS ever to be apprehended in Cab
tornia.
Accord;n@ tn Pallitier. lis women
companion had nothing TO do with
Lis check pHssing. hut on this point
the authorities are not certain.
particularly in view Of the faet
that Palitier offered the district a.
tornev 150C on the way to Fl Ce7tr9
10 quash any charges against M
Gibson.
Impcrial Cnuntv's case against
Gibson is clinched. according =
Utlev. through the opinion rendered
hv 7. Clark Sellers, Los Angeles
crimnologist. that the accused
wrote the checks held against him
here. Several ottor firms in addi.
ton - those mcnti"acd above sui
fcrcd losses from Gibson : WORK.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Globe TrOtter
Gets Plane Lift
Nv United Press Leased Wire

MOSCOW, May 2s.-John Gold
sirom, who is on a trip around the
world against time, arrived here by
airplanc at 6:30 clock last night,
having made the distance from New
York in the record time Of seven
davS and % hours.
He then boarded the trans-SibCr-
i"n express at TO O'Clock. At Chita
ho win take japanese airplanc II
Yokohama, wher" he hopes 7" make
Il quick connection with liner for
the United States.
GoldStrom expressed the hope
that h. would complete the circle
OF the world next year by airplanc
in - or II days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Spanish War Vets
Elect Commander
Ey United Press Leased Wire

YOSEMITE. Cal, May 2S.-N. v.
seller Of Oakland, is the new de-
partment commander of California
Spanish American WIZ veterans,
following election of Off ers at the
close of the organization ; annual
convention last night. Charles +.
Dixon Santa Ana, was elected sen
ior rice commander: Charles y.
Son, san Francisco, junior vice
commander; \. G. MunsoH, Los An
geles. department inspector. and
Frank b. Graves. Hanford, judge adj
vucate.
Santa Cruz was awarded the 1927
convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Crown Prince and
Prime es & Enjoy
American Visit
ny United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. May %. - One
day in this country has made their
royal higmcsscs. the Princess and
Crown Prince of Sweden American
enthusiasts.
" America surpasses our cxpecta-
tions in every way Prince Gustav
Adolph said rs he prepared today
to see the sights of Washington.
After visiting the capital and lis
teniug to congressional debate. the
royal party was to be entertained by
President and Mrs. Coolidge at a
state dinner at the white house this
evening. They Will spend two and
~ ha'f months travelling in the Unit
e States before sailing from San
Francisco for the Orient.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Stokes Will Is
To Be Contested
Rv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, May 97.-Iitigatioa
which brought the late W. F. b.
Stokes prominently into public no.
tice during his life time will CON
tinue after his death.
ATTORNEYS for Mrs. Helen Flwoo1
stokes. the wife with whom he
fought bitterly through the courts
for three years. announced after the
filing of stokes VII, which gave 70
W z. n. stokes IT.. SON by pre-
vious marriage, all of the fortune
he had amaSsed, that they wouid
contest the will.
The estate was estimated at be
tween $1000,O00 and $4,000, 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
SCIENTIST HONORED
Nv United Press Leased Wire

EMORY UNIVERSITY. Ga.
Nav 29.-Dr. W. A. shelton, profcs-
sor of Semitic languages nj Emory
university, has been elected TO mem
bership in the Royal Graphs Socie-
" or Great Britain.
Dr shelton was one Of the Ameri-
can scientific mission sent out by
the University of Chicago in 1919
which made an extensive survey Of
the archaeological fields Of Egypt,
Assvria and Babylonia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS
CANCELING DOLLAR. SALE

WASHINGTON, May 2S. = The
senate commerce committee decided
today to recommend to the shipping
be ard that the contract to sell Adj
miral- Oriental mail line ships to X.
Stanley Dollar. ship magnate be
thrown out and new bids be asked
for the line
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
BISHOP BROW MOSES FIGHT
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NIlW YORK. May Is Bishop
William Montgomery Brown, depos'
I'd bishop OF the Protestant Episco-
nal church. this afternoon lost his
/. ght to have the courts OF the
state Of New York review the ac-
t ion of the church authorities in de-
posing him as a bishop of the
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
Don't let constipa-
ton drag you down

and vigor. Let Mr.. Bovee's eX-
perience point the way to sure
relief:
THE writer was suffering from the worst
kind of an attack of constipation, and was
filing himself to the neck with all kinds
of physie, which only gave me temporary
relief and many times made me worse
other than better. Since eating Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN for breakfast every day !
have had no trouble whatever
DAVID B. BovEE.
Bolivar. N. Y.
Constipation paves the way to
many narrowing diseases. Pimples,
dizziness, headaches, sallow skin
are just q few telltale signs. Don't
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN MODERATOR
ELECTED AT BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Rev. W.
O. Thompson, former president of
Ohio State university, was elected
moderator for the Presbyterian
church here yesterday afternoon at
the general assembly of the church.
The unofficial vote was: Thompson
3s5. McAtee 3s2.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TES-
TAMENTARY.
In The Superior Court of the State
Of California, In and For the
County of Imperial.

SVAAihy VI lApCildl
ln the Matter of the Estate Of d. f..
Gasaway, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Il pc
tition for the probate of the will of
ID. f. Gasaway, deceased and for
thc issuance to Geo. w. Allen. Pub
lie Administrator. of letters tcsta-
mcntary, has been filed in this
Court, and that Friday, the 1lth day
Of June, 1926, at Two O'Clock, p. an,
Of said day. at the Courtroom Of
said court. at the Court House, in
the City Of Fl Centre. County of
Imperial. State Of California. has
been set for the hearing Of said pc
tition, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same, and show cause, if any
they have. why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated Nav 26th, 1926.
{. G. MOTSSEAT, Clerk.
Bv {. P. Harrison, Deputy clerk
ISEAT1 2st10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

Ecv Roberts, Powell Butte, Ore
ron. produced -i2 bushels of pota.
toes per acre with 200 pounds OF
.lrcgen and potash The un'erti''z-
ed pot Welded 36j bushels an acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
PAGE EIGHT

Lincoln county Washington, or
chayds bloomed two weeks early
bnt no spring frosts came and fruit
crops are good all along fhe Colum-
b,a River.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
BUILr-NG LOAN MEN
GATHER AT YOSEMITE

YOSEMITE. Cal, May 2s.-Two
hundred delegates of the California
Building and Loan league wer"
gathered today for the 2iSt annuai
convention of the organization, pre-
sided over -. "aal Eudicott Of
Pomona. president. az
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
At New York-Second Game

PHILADELPHIA 230 O0l 000-6 l3 >
New York GOO 0O2 300
Gray. Pate and Cochranc; Shock
cr. McQuaid, Jones aud Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
BOX SCORES
AMERICAN
At New York-First Game

Philadelphia Ol0 100 600 4 Il
New York 600 000 loo
Grove and Cochranc; Hoyt and
Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

The state of Tamaulipas, Mexico,
has ordered 200 tons of cotton seed
and practically the whole state Will
be planted to cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

{. NJ. Cone, White Rird, Idaho
has an eve that produced at one
time three lamNs total:ng 81 pounds
in weight, II, ten ana nine pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

At Arlington. Oregon, Pruther
Brothers are blowing lof acres n
Gay with Il tractor pulling II six
teen inch bottoms, six inches deep.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
CONSTIPATION DRhcS YOU DOWN
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings
lasting relief

let this insidious disease send its
poisons into your body.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN will give
permanent relief if eaten regu-
larly or money refunded. For
Kellogg's is ALL-BRAN-a 1909
bran product.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek,
Michigan. Serve with milk or
fruits, and in cooking. Delicious
recipes on every package. Sold by
all grocers. Served at hotels and
restaurants, CO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28

:. II. Tallaire. Klamath Falls.
Oregon. is - wears old and his moth
er. 1Q5 wears. lives with his two
sisters. sAX
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
NATIONAL
At. PHILADELPHIA

Brooklyn 600 200 0Ol-% !
Philadelphia GOO 100 00l-2 9 Q
Bochlcr. Barnes and Debcrry;
Bentley. Willoughbv and Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
At Pittsburgh
AMERICAN
At Chicago

Detroit Ul3 600
Chicago 0OO lo2 U
Johns and Manion; Thurston,
Steengraafe. Connolly and Grabow
ski.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
At Boston

New York 200 GOO 0lO-3 8 4
Boston OO3 40 00x-5 10 o
Ring and Florence; Gcucwich and
Z. Taylor.
The following incomplete returns
were received at time Of going TO
pFpSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
At St. Louis

Cleveland 100 90
st. Louis 100 W
Smith and L. Sewell; c. Roberts
and Hargravc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-28
NATIONAL
At Cincinnati

81. Louis POI 600
Cincinnati 100 O22
Hallahan, Haincs, Dyer and O'Far-
rell; RiNcv and Picmich.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Low Prices. HIGH PROFITS

For The eighth month in succession. Brad>treet> :
index has shown drop in commodity prices The in
deX figure for August is the lowest since the same
date two wears ago The average decline is not great
but significant.
Ordinarily this would be taken as a bad sign. The
business tradition IS that only rising prices are good
prices The consuming public. however, has never
been convinced of that, usually greeting lower prices
with frank gratitude. Now business itself is coming
to feel that lower prices least have their compenSa-
tions
The reason for this changing viewpoint is clear.
Business generally IS making money The rising stock
market IS popular evidence Of that Statistical evidence
is found N the enormous volume Of railroad freight
hauled, il the steel ard automobile output III the bank
c!ear-ngs and Wage-payments and other accepted IN
dceS o. business activity.
There is mystery about the matter American
industry through high efficiency and quantity pro
ductl0n, finds that i can make more money by selling
things cheaper than oy selling them dearer This is an
economic mystery which still puzzles The Old World.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August %, 1911

l.. 7. ArchajS of No. %"5G Tenth
street, san Diego, who has been viS
iting Imperial VALLEY, nhr he bas
land interests. ha> taken b4rh 10
San Diego hunch Of ia, 'cr~isu
dates from the Mei'a.rrin rmc.,.
northwest of Fl rcu'eo. Tr,y inv
been placed on cNttbi,iru al til
san Diego chamber 81 ro"uuc."r.
In spite Of warm u,aj'r, - pa
= ot cugiurrr, is ~'tl l' vn.E lo
the Vicinity Of the t.r" I'D the
NheIo, river. pre>ma... ia tae
Southern Pacific company.
e H. Fry has COM n.,-N fsam
So niego To look attr TIA. uo>. .eI
Of tie Fry cafeteria to i'> new
quarters in the Blackwell hu@'iH-
Mrs. Fry and Charley ar. sill -
the hearh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
LIVING DRAGONS

Alan Gotham, famous British airn7an. flying 10
Australia sees on an island Of the antipodes two v
ing DRAGONS comparable with the tabled monster slain
by St. George, the English patron saint.
The heastS-or perhaps the reptles-are descrb-
Cd as about 10 tee long possessing huge claws with
which saE are able to kill and devour animals d, 'arge
a> horses. They are believed 10 be direct descend
ants q 'hc prehistoric monsters whose fossils are
found n The rocks and exhibited in natural history
museums.
Thus he remote pas, meets Tie present. and SCI
cuec joins hands With legend. Nearly all races haze
their Trad Hc"- q dragons and in China they have be-
come ~ a-eyarabe part d Tie national ant. II has
been considered possible thar g.a legends rcull, repre-
soatea dim human memorie. o struggles with such
monsters + ne dao~aur and his .aaIson.e relative, far
back IN the infancy 81 The race Fca. however, have
imagined that there might bc actual survivor, of that
dread brood stH existing the earth. Komodo Is
land. near Bma. which is Ec4r Australia. should BE-
an iAtc1o n% port Of cul for tu,Ira air tourists
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
-NOTORS AND .HfDSENNER

No Wonder one q the Morgan fINaEcierS prOphe-
sled big rise il General Motors stock, and Change
Went wild thac issue Later publication Of its
business ior the frsc half year has shown prof
its nearly twice large 1or the same period last
ycar-aAd those were large enough 10 suit most in
vest0rs.
This particular automobile outfit, one Of the great
OF key corporations in the United States. mas been
making money a. the rate OF S33 share PEI year
on It's common STOCK and 8. The rate OF &lS6,09000O
year applicable for dividends. While many people
shaking their heads obviously over the state OF
the nation business health, g NJ" was making abou.
as much money il halt year as il had made in the
whole OF 1925.
Now, people don't buy automobiles and motor ac-
cessoTles in such quantities and such prices as will
pile UP such huge profits unless people in general are
feeling pretty comfortable financially The boom in
motor stocks Is fortunate development, Al time usu-
ally devoted TO midsummer blues Except locally and
in odd industries there doesn't to be any Of the
usual midsummer duncss this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell Of I'm
perial Valley for this da.e
III past years.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
August 23, 1906

Quite a party of young men from.
lloltNilIr and FL Centre left ON last
night : train for the Imperial head
my. They 90 to work on the new
dam that is to shut the water out
OF this valley and tcturu it to its
old channel to the gulf. Some Of
them were quite enthusiastic over
the undertaking and declared they
were going to stay with it till the
work was completed.
IL. \. Snyder of the lIolton Pow
rr Company expects to leave soon
for san Francisco.
y k Goodr went to Los Angeles
yesterday to enter the office of the
california cream aud Butter COM
pany.
Grant Boohcr returned last meht
from hos Angeles aud san Pedro.
His brother, Clark, accompanied
him aud will remain during 'hc
winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Mortality Rate
In Los Angeles
Extremely Low
BN nitcd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 23.--Dc-
spite the fact that large number,
Of elderly persons come to Los An
@clc> to spend their dceling year,
his citN's mortality rate is the low
est of the world : Hrgcr conmuu.
tiles.
There are only 90 deaths for
each looo of the citv'S estimated
l2oo,ooo residents rs compared
with Chpeaso with 10; Berlin, IL
New Work. city. -; Nje0aa, 10;
Philadelphia, L.; Hurnos Aires,
L.; 81 Lou> LIS; Paris. IL;
Bombay. g5.4
Mortality among babies is also
lower here, according to the report
Of Citv Health OFFICER G5,orgc
Parrish. Tho d"ath ratc among
babies under one year was 5S.9> to
1000.
Figures included deaths from all
causes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
FOREIGN B-ORSHIPPERS IN NEXIC0

The religious in Mexico works its way into
the diplomatic machinery Foreigners in Mexico City
including Americans. want to worship there Just as
they dc al home and find that the governmental rcgu-
atons Interfere. So foreign diplomats, getting their
heads together sugges, that each foreign colony big
enough to constitute religious congregation be al
lowed one church worship in, with its own clergy
man.
L seems a reasonable request. Yet the Mexican
government in lis present anti-church mood may not
be inclined gran H. fearing The effect on the NeX-
themselves, from any apparent relaxation of The
severe rules laid down for native churches And the
diplomats will do we'll to be extremely diplomatic. \
religious mM-up ike NeNicos is something to be
touched detaceIv with glOyed hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

No hr WON'T" shouted Buster
aaa aai seen ~oma II the ,;.gs an.
aa boys I.aa in 5a This. And i
a4sn' Ia;or unsle Ni--.Iy., a.aa
ts...ej ZAP ogt ~ .'.r water.
Nm you ~ mr -rrir- aaas...
i3.>..r a.t ,u>.eI," Nj. L.a.sa.5.>
.s..u.t 'p l.~ little buui.>. Though
t..>r t.,r "rt. atra'. ;u.a., 81.
.4.t >."H 49, atel ti.~, a.o .tae4. il.
"a.. they Wsle >.u~h.L aa.H8
Mil .a"Is daddy - he.5 So, POPCORN
a.,
b. t..n.. aas %. FL. Way. rta
- t'.'. H.aH ~. u,gN >Ha8t>
y "..#~. No.. sinking aI5a.
=. d. hooked ta.ua-1 r.e aa~ar,
aa ~ea Jw. W5--.. having fr
~. Ha~'o. aa# Ca-.c. an -He
-- h...d T.. Bob cat >.5ttes
- - u,>. ..# s4ss1.f ~u'f|Es
~ III >o.l ~.aF .h.. .a.' I'll
n..H.. all their ea.~' G....i'.'
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coming ... .u -I- I,..a
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II. svm s.. las. W,--..s "a. II.
ldtl o..u.- rpu#ut 81 .mE IT,
>hor- r.. III. H.a car Na- ID tar
say. A.H F: '..s ian.pca ia'a '.r
a#;.e ,.. H.a -. mf4h, iu.p a..rs
then. raa t.-- .hcm.
3o",..r. tl..e ], no t..p tar
,-'' c... Uu,r WI2-.E. .J.nr
lH'o 'lr water with mr, boys. auI
..H ,.- naa, hanpc.-'
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/ I'll. spring hoa.u So urt tha' vie
I.aas. which a.,> oa tl- >lor. e4d.
H." .p .u', the air and "u." r
cauo down 'ha' rock ~ ''r Bob
Cat pu tl. loaa maal.- hr 3.
Stars +. m. daytime.
- Dear me- mu~' ha.. b.m
Humr. b~ trolley ra.' -afa vie
bad chap u.s. BE- ~.amu,a away. aHH
teef lj, silly -a.'...'-.. .N.i..i...n.
IIr doesn't kn.W. 2. 'i.- aaH. ".a'
lit him, u.'o,, Dr. eaa- 'a, story.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
American Finds
London Is Best
Place To Sleep

LONDON. Aug. -. An Amrli-
can, Francis Hyde, retired New
York banker, - years old and prc>i-
, dent Of the American Bible society.
has come to London 'to sleep" for
more than 40 years.
We caught a cold in a Cairo
night, ! We tossed about in fever
heat in Paris and Berlin. and rs for
New York - words failed him
when he tried to describe New
York : summers.
But YOU can sleep IN Londom, g
he went on, land that is more than
Nou can ito ir summer IN most,
places. Loudou night temperatures
always permit the use Of n blanket
and IN Old mau can have the steep
he urcd> without risk Of catching
,oid
Hyde knows what he is talking
about. For 10 year, he has been
urt each >Humer mt the London ter
ui'u> bv William Hill the oldest
rurter It tIaid-c'S and William :
fir>t Job 'og 40 wears has been To
lauu uNaeN thermometer outside
'hc window The banker has also
studied the weather rrnortS at the
Kew meteorological station for four
GrcHic>
The charm pf London summers
a". brought him acro>s the Atlantic
Ii. times, to the >.mr room in Cla.
.u-, : which hc first occupied in
1899 He arrives regularly in June,
goes back 10 New York in July to
hook at is mai, and rrtUua> - Lon
dom hy 'lH very next boat for the
remainder # the summer
TIL, PadegrN>h aa,h near santa
Maria. Santa B0aau county. j. -
have 9lone,oo "ustH ii lmprolr-
mrut~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Bedtime Stories
Ey HOWARD E. CARS
Copyr;Jht. 1926, by McC:ius
Newspaper Sy-iS'-ete
UNCLE WIGGILY' s SPRING
BOARD

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-, nalf-.aa~ .~... $500. Tn
7. W.-,t.s'> -. -aot. - ~
-W1.t s- # Ill: h. g.
aa.r. Inquired t1a 'ua# --....-
man.
y Kin. -. III. @.h. E, .5al. -
aa>W,.,5 B#~.a1.
Ar5 v..l.. u..r:. ,r., ii -..
,,atre. s..a.= Caster.
Bn>r. was called tl.. aarsa>o ae
.r.k. ..-.-t ...o4,>', 0"a.r p"-
- -.. ..bni', a.H ta>--~ WAS
-.Nr| .- ..G-a o-,.u~ .. WAS 81,
-sH.. - -.a,...t t.a still ...-'..G fill
.It ~- ala- ?, a.,. cu.' .rd
,n.u-h j. Ill. a.-.r." >H C@-r
Wig-'v. "r.nu a.t0 .c Il t.r old
swimming a.1.. a.t T.. i1d ,h.
ir5'- u.E b.v, .E,r II. -..l1-
a,.. .....-l IL. woods tl-!i soon
rAer l..." " -a.-.u- >.'a~lin-
Whats ...r.. whispered Bus. :
smuggling ,.o-- IT. ~ his father
M.r.. .-', rar Bob Cat cough,
~ q >.r.@ whispered Caster. -
d. >aH-- IL. to Bu-',r
'' Nu.-.n>. laughed Uucir
Wl4-.-. "Tat: +, -hr soH- ~ tAo
traok .- il >r.a-h-- over STONE, on
IL u.~ - IT,. swimming hole. | II
~.y rna, ., leading tt Iirtlc
! bn. i-- ta~'l"r into the woods, In-
II. W,-Ll.v showed thrm cool
, -...v sa.. where. a. fho bottom Of
! Is -t.ar u.af. u4- 81 deep pool of wa
+ '.r ..1 a. ~t.
Tile 81. swimming hola' cH.
. claimed Nr. LouGgar>. Bu'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
1LL AZ OLD FELLOB WANTS

\ - V1aT 0-d Amo'lcaU V00 announces fnal ho
want. vlIe-aao whose name and address ar. not
shouldn't oe encouraged in bis a4.-t-aa. t4t* ~ -..
about the -pecitga,on-
= don't care whether ,he !. blonde D. brunette.
tall or short. old or Noyn4 All ask thai ,aa have
money and BE companonable"
SmrHc.t .tse.H He Jriaa. 10 mind another and
somewhat younger citizen. likewise cay 70 ease. who
has habI. OF sal ng: Ny want are e" and simple
All want is a good house q good car and d rood
yach. and money TO support hem"
lic has "ot them too. And So, perhaps. win the
gay old nonagcnalIan. There seems to be- women
bless em.--lo fall for nearly anything or anybody.
here's q real fitness j Poncare undertaking the
lob rgrstabljslng the franc. since hea the an VINO
knocked The stufug out Of il BY his crazy collecting
cr,rat'10 into he Ruhr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Monday, Augusf q, 1926

Brown is already at work again in
the county treasurer 5 office and
expects to take some interest in
political matters as usual
o. q. Lambert and Homer B.
Cross of CaleXieo, were in FL Cen
tro yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs, Charles Hrrsec left
yesterday afternoon to make their
home in Los Angeles for the win
ter. Their home, with its furnish
ingS, ON Wcnslcy avenue will De
leased for tn" winter.
city Marshal Jenkins has return
ed from a business trip to the
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

:, mus, maxi spring board fr,

mus. mahe Il spring board from
which g.n iUmp.
Wa. >pring oaard Daddi
.a> -, asked Cu~.lr.
''i.> long h.a9a stretching
'' Oh. ead "rr over thr water. -
,id DHrIa W;--;lv. The either end
j. - or shore
And d. yoG spring torm thu
un.Hj in'a The w.'e1. 1ika Il trctrG
. ,.urrr'' asked HuSter.
That : what ruu d. said I'm
r.r WiG-.iv. NuaH he tasa@ long
nuae. Ii. la. ta'1rH .I.a farm
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
ESCAPES FALLING ROOF,
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
-, United Press Leased Wir.

HUE\OS AIRES. Aua. -
Pcr"l Molina, commercial travel
cr, escaped dea'h ia tho city of
Mendoza, Ubru large galvanized
iron Sheet fell from il roof and
landed within Il frw inches Of him.
\ few minutes latter h. cu'etcd ID
f,>,auraHj seated hiu>clf ~ ia.
bic, .1I ,scd from heart failure.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
TEN YEARS AGO
August 23. 1916

Starting from r. Centre jane II.
Ait. aHd Mrs J. Stanley Brown
haA. 'a-t completed r,rrmt #
the Uai',H STATE, aud Canada that
,aah ,trw 20 all nc interesting
rIaae~ "t She ca>, aud north. Nj.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

,r'> fence lie thrust th.> board 1t
avcs rH- dcep >i."nr panI ot water.
ala s9lled a lar-" ~run" on the -..rr
,ad ot tire plank 10 hold + down.
Now III try nv ~f.a- noa... -
said Uncle Wi--ilv. Il" hupp "'
70 the end ov,r the water, tu..d
up and down once or twice. '.r
LD9v, stone holding III, h. m
place, and 'hcn, into The waros p.
ol tho rabbit.
"~r'a~h!" hc went luto H.. swim
n5rg tale, and Custer r1...:
"Oh. Daddicum, viii ho s'.'a-
a,"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

Euf i, ag Harnaned for fha bc~i, and
when jt= vHug huard ~ put lu
place again. with The rock back con-
ONE cud - taa"r hunrta> >pla~hrd
m'.. ~H.aaUn Aud ii the lack aoo.
arr-n5 ru- ray front aa1r bell to
m1,c ~. ..eg,ri. .-it fb.lh conn.
r.u> +, fasHHa- go Tea, /. Il TIL you
r,<r e..t Jae.c WH--i'r'~ >amm.r