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Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
PEACE FOR RIFFI4.NS

The French, after making great preparations for
their spring campaign IN Morocco have decided
.clllate AOu FL hrIm ana hlItauS instead Ilgnung
them. Iney u0eraI terms, wnile insisting
that acknoWeuge the sultan oI MOROCCO as spiritual
heau people Nltl taa reservation. the h1tlanS
may al the moe peuu1c5 tlaJ they want.
Il Is embarrassing Iof tal IeEE ana Iuoult3oie
.krim W4eage The supremacy OF anIoooy out
hImsea, spiritual temporal. but i he IS WISE,
viii yleld 1Ignt tie extern nation OF MS
brave little natoa
France IS 10 less U.>e i proposing peace N Al
Ilca, 1Ql = ~. Ne 10 mention ner
.lllancal pQ4lca troubles Il nome. me Ffeata
.peope weary OF supporting. Win money ana otooa
saIslant coonaI Wnea taey nave no interest,".
France would te wiser sun II she alSo adopted d
seoncllatory poucv IN Syria, managing 1ol
the League Nations. She IeeIs tnat she must lEhJ
tosthe there to Suodue the reb6loUS natives
.she supposed be governing Tor then own gooa III
.order to her military prestige. Meanwhile she Is
losing moral prestige.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Crime Expert of
Italy Opposes
Capital Penalty

BERKELEY, Cal, April IL.
"Thrre is no place in our modern
prison system FOR capital punish
I3Imcnt, according to Gasparo Nj
cotri, professor Of sociology at the
University Of PaImcro in Sicily.
Nieotri, an expert criminologist
is visiting America for the purpose
'of studying American prison meth
oda. Iic visited the Berkeley po-
lice headquarters, whore August
Noilmcr, chief Of police, has built
up an organization for crime de.
lection and prevention that has at
tractcd attention the country over,
Nicotri was impressed by what he
saw there.
Nicotfi supports the theory that
the criminal IS special type with
q mind halfway between that Of the
IahatIc and the savage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
HEADACHES MAY
81: CAUSED BY
CONSTIPATION
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
brings quick relief

Constipation takes its toll in
suffering and may lead in the end
to more than forty diseases. Don't
let this thing pile up poisons in
your body-deadly poisons! Read
Mrs. Hardin's message of cheer:
"I have taken medicine and taken it con-
stantly for constipation, but nothing ever
took regulated my system except kellogg 5
ALL-BRAN."
Mas. LEE HARDIN.
5oS y Becky Avenue,
Dallas, Texas.
Headaches. sallow skin, blotchy
conlplexion-thcse are but a few of
the symptoms. Drive constipation
from your body with kellogg S
AIL-BRAN-100ce bran. Two
tablespoonfuls eaten dally-with
every meal, in chronic cases-are
guaranteed to bring permanent re-
lief, or your money is refunded.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek,
Michigan. Ready TO cat. Delicious
with milk, fruit or in cooking.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is sold by all
crocers. Served at leading hotels
and restaurants.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Yuma Court HOUSE
Suffers Da mage

Tuesdays night 5. storm was a
disastrous one fer Yuma, Arizona,
the county court house located in
that city being struck by lightning
during the storm, causing fire
whyih resulted in damages estimat-
ed at between $4,000 and $4,000.
Th2 lightning bolt struck the
cupola on the court house, starting II
fire which WAS not serious but Was
in sach difficult place for the fire
department to reach that Il large
quantity of water had to be used to
suhdne Il. The eatire building was
flooded with water, causing much
damage To the plasterins. The bulk
of the damage was confined to the
offices of the county clerk and
county recorder.
Records of the county, kept in
vaults, We're not damaged in any
way.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD Z. GARls
Copyright, 1895, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
TRAVELLING FISH

Once upon u tmr there was fish
"ho wished vcrr much to travel and
sue ;hc world 10 not remember
wActacr i was q gold or silver fish
fish, but that does not 50 much mat
rs what happened aftcgward. -
We shall begin there, if on please.
Nov though tins fish >goId on
silver, as YOU please lived in a pool
or uaEi Il water. where ii could
SWIM from side tc side and up am,
down. tie Emmy Gasp WAS never Ssl,
i>fiee.
~ want to travel a@a Sc sbs
wogld. he would sly IL "a >art Ht
ye- h'aa&et voice ;o the other fish.
a. N#s>eHsa. es5e5 tAe ether rs.
s#sps.uc ,Eeie tails. This pool wa>
seea t#ee@A e eaH fathsas a4@
mothers sa5 i : god enough fos
us
Ba- - 81 vie wanted = taave.
v=..>a = satisfied aad when The heavy
AHeS =a.HS easae, making - pond
tzsZer. raising Il above TIE baaES.
IN fist taas& ~. he h q much
@saef He4er .aee IN which 10 swim.
NoN ans going u Sc the
f-esh.t' he ar:ef. saj with Il .di' q
IL ta51 aaa. te went. On aad eu he
tsaveie# t1r some time. swimming
= ag=v sd >s#sa-c ponds aaa pools
es-ss. sre-e ra8r hcea#>e - HHett
aate haa tat.a1. Ii fact The fish.
-ae4-s IL Thought ~ wa> 1ras el3a-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
ALL-BRAN
FORD DEFENDS
RELIGIOUS VIEWS
OF PLANT WIZARD

BETE0IFy .aiea.. april y. - h
. .r.h.-, - H. r4,e Lutlee Burbank
#.aat wizard. ~6am H. characterized
- "a creative 4aa5u9. HcHry F5lsl
gs#.. IT, the actsH,e - bafhank $
f.f1.aa~ fa.tH IL asserting The be.
.sIa va u 80 way aa IatIial.
shortly he~ - recent deata
:urbaaN cNI4.s- disbelief in a
&efsaiieH aaa aI#astted ae 49, ~
..iHta.el
Ferd lad M. earta#H - i nem=
Ger II tie MIqae elIe.e ol fead>
which included John Baro0at. t1'
sate eataeaist; Iho#as \. Edison.
md Hafees s. Fifesf4ae.
:. lis ssate'asae II lis erl5Sioas
views was ei.Hss grossly m3,aadcl
,,pod or misll0tcd -. Ford said in
uH interview.
~ knew him sel'. }isita hm "a
uu.bcr at tae- az cq"e..tT
talkod with tlu aboHc life of plants
asrd flower, ASH OF the eHtltlr,
which maize up oar world aad our
>ci-r,.
And | know positively that
there was IN Luther Burbank q
beautiful anJ abiding faith in the
f,rmaneace of that which NOW
lives. what ever form it may take,
lore Of heroaf. "at whatever
faurtjou it-mav perform in what wc
caH til, world If matter.
+" He believed thar u3 Ete was
ever lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16

to see tie world, VS. really going
,som oae nua Ha3 ,ie t. Il" next.
fer tae puddIes all connected with
his owa pool.
And n las, Hhea he rs.iu stoFped
/ and tn waters began u % dowa.
] t.1i9 fish fauua himself in a small
/ aaol 81 ii the woods al alone by
I hiu~elf. &et aHafbar IS. WIS there
H. keep Lin company.
/ .TA.s ISL / - much fan -
i .hou-br il was. - ~5jd Jae travelling
] i'll. You need some one ia hclp
,nu ~-- thu world.
lie tri-d - swim out Of the wood
land uao2 ia which he found himself
/ fut lie roUlo not, because the pool
was a5f-..alya puddle, oa account
ii tAg Ugh water going G"wa wHoH
! -b- rain stopped. - there was dry
ana between the pond Whear tire
fish lived and the pool where be
SWAN al alone.
.Oh. dear, VIII snlao one please
| help ue ON Of this pool, - cried tho
fish, Help mc cat ct thI. pool -"
I can 20 hom F." Br- np one heard
him-at least not +ar some time.
Now something else happened that
dav. Eul.t and Rawlv No Tail. tle
ncg boys, didn't ~ to school. /,
va, a school dar and they should
/ hare uone. but as they Wcin ou thc.e
s.ay 10 the Hollow stump school
whore the Lady Mouse teacher
heard lessons, BuIlysaid:
Lots play hockey from school.
IL IN with YOU, agreed Ba"lT
''Wc'n - 10 the woods and have
fun.
So fhc two frog BOYS, paving no
attention H. the school ban that call
goa TO tlcm. hopred off the other
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Marriage Rush
On Here Again

Another marriage license rush was
experienced AT the county clerk 5
office Wednesday when six couples
took oHt the papers necessary to
l,aiie them in matrjmonv. Although
April gives no indication Of reach
'Hg the March figure when a nigh
high record for tutal number of Ii.
,eu>cS issued was made, the month
illus far is Slightly above the aver
&@e,
Licenses we've issued 10 the follow
jnE couples:
MaHchno B4lcnucla. -, native
- MeNito.re>iJen' uf I'll Centre;
tU>to'ia Ca>sre, -, native of Men
i.e.. resident ut IT Ccu;ro.
Fgcl W Phillips, tt, native 81
N;sspnl., 1e>.GvHt ot san Diego, Me.
aecae ZrIier. -. native oI Missouri
Ga>iies. ~ - Nie-a.
paul \ Digs. y. native Of NJ
ksHsaS. e>iaea- 4 Ca3eNien; Gladys
lEsGS, -. aatfNe Il Missouri, resi-
6tat q CaieNiae.
Robert q. Sellers. X native q
California. re>oyut = Gaiexjco;
fai,h GErheric, -, native Of Okla
heMa, 2f>seseH' = CaAeN5ee.
lose Bo>a>, ~. native et NcXiea
rass5eg: ot Calirati&; Maria Agm
de-, -. uat5ve If Mexico, reSidep.
"a: Caiipatra.
Z. Meadoza. -, native ef Mexiro,
resident Il ta}eNiee, ,iUaHa Hi, Is.
native : MeNlea. resident of GalcN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
LAALLL- ALnI1n-tLL1-

\ 0T0"N0-I -I-- ----- y --l-I--
gives formula 4ol al.aa ...ea Id eH ..- II "e.-
urcIy Nithn tLc aa." "l. a-.-4 gives a.,.. tho same
results as au a.cglgGo. yz,eIe
wet hopes, Aa"e.eH t.... aaa-4 9a es.as. ma
ton of the lor4uIa. Iae drink IL ..-. a.uy-l" II
~ made by using loJr uHa ..- ..at. amount o+
tea 70 water. The infusion o..-.4. and ser.ea co5d
with carDonated water.
Very likely y ".. aceo4y t.a la..1.e Tor
which alcoholic beverage ae. 4aa ar-a1 aa 1a-
as cXhleratna QQaIJt IS aoaca-... In.,ao. H11-1-
welt eis IN one 81 a,. boo< eos Hea .y..saa early
10 ms experience Of camping ~ t.-e t4 ,e.te. thaH
whlSkey as a stimuent icg 2 tired r.a1.
There's bound 10 be q a1v r.esatnc F1.1e4er IN
the Ultimate effect Of tea o9e1>iE e1e ~ .Qa Kind
The former will KEEP Tie G4.n.-r axe. s.a latter win
put him to sleep.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Claim Airplane
Travel to Be As
Cheap As Rail

san FRANCISCO April l6-Pas.
scu2ers viii be able to travel over
tho United states by airplanc in the
near future as chcaPly as they can
travel by rail, according to the pre-.
diction of Irving W. Glover, second
assistant postmaster general.
y system of airplancs, in net
work OVER the country, Glover be.
IlcNes, will be the development Of
oHly i few years hence
We can see evidence that ali
travel will soon be brought well
within the means Of the masses,
he said. "Thc rapid development
.of air mail is a forruuucr of tins. y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
GLDED TEETH

The latest / feminine beauty styles is that
.women gild their teeth The tad IS said to nave
started Paris and 10 be working 70 London 30
ait may arrive here eventually.
:, I he gliding is done with an enamel preparation
which is guaranteed harmless and winch IS easily re
moved Ladies with moutnfuIs OF genuine gold teeth
smust be very stylish.
Dark red npstieks are used with the gllded teeth.
THE ewelry effect must be dazzling. It Is heightened
by spot OF gold painted tie lip OF the tongue.
:. Just why any women preIerrlng art to nature,
should want to paint themselves up Ike munmles or
.savages is more than any understand. Po5s-
.iby they Ii please each other AS for men, mon
!. keyshnes make them sick
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Pair Celebrate
22nd Anniversary
BY Remarrying

SANTA ANA, Cal. April To-
Gordon IIambliu. Inglewood
automobile dealer, and Anna Adele
Welr divorced and lived apart ia re
ccIt years.
iambim renewed his courtsbip re-
.rcutIv and on their 32ud wedding
anniversary the Hamblus remarked.
We're more in tovc than ever,
Ms. Iiamblu told the license clerk
"usu the couple received second
marlja papers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Spaghetti Champ
To Eat No More
by n!fcd Press Leased Wire

Les ANGELES, Apfil l6. FRO.
tezsor Marco Modugao, who ate more
spaghetti per minute thm any other
MIN on earth, died here Thursday.
Modu9ao, during recent spell ot
slight hunger, consumed l3s miles
Of spaghetti IN las minutes flat--;t
speed OF mile a minute.
The professor often protested that
# he lad not been obliged to stop
for water occasionally. he could
easily have accomplished the spah-
gettl mileage IN hall the time.
The champion eater NILS found
dead by his iindlord who believed
he died rs the result OF his exccs.
sjNe eating plocilNities.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity: Tai.
tonight apl Saturday Win modcr-
ate temperature. Probably fog or
clouds in the morning.
Southern California; Fair cast
portion, locally unsettled west p"I'-
ton tonight and saturday Nodcr-
ate temperature west portion, high
east portion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
INDIAN TRAPSHOOTERS
TO MEET IN DEL MONTE

DEL MONTE, Calf, April 10
The California Indians, trapshootcrs
organization, viii hold its annual
shoot and golf tournament here
April 2G to May >. The trapshoot,
ing event will be held at the new
grounds Of the Del Monte Gun club.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Deans of Women
Meeting in L. A,
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, April 16. Deans
Of women from all colleges in the
Pacific states discussed the prob
lens of women students at the fifth
annual session of the western con
ference of deans of women here
yesterday.
There are 81 delegates from eight
states attending the conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
MYSTERIOUS MURDER

SAN MATEO, Calf, April 10
The bullet ridden body Of an un-
identified man was found today ON
the Butler road, near South San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16


LiaeoIn {. Andrews, prohibition
''vzar.
~sa lsN.s oaisFa County Las Lon
cows u~,er reedu.lia4 tg~s.
Wy aaI, betae they knew i taez
s~fe 5'a~r 10 a qa'a'r Il waite
where .He travelling f'SA VS. hch
! l4i>aies. md - isl. ~sa a
54ue.ante tar tbe ue'tr Ssh IN In
naa8 where h. belonged er.ed:
Please taat I'll ea' - 'A5> HaaH
/ Late j, here. Ha# - Haaa.
!iefp NJ ell II tins pool, And =
f3:rpeA hi> ta5f - hard, Wig |,
leap en- ef the fallle. tAat drops -
water were ~H.a>l5a ~ HaH1v an
ba4ar. " that .hlv minded thi-
in tie least. being fro. BOYS. Ba.
tleE Thought they heard voice s;,E
NJ:
Rim along - school. Don't h.
ate. Yaa ieft heme, 1aa startel
II school, Nov 20 II ,ch9ol,
But il WAS only lie ti>i sayin
flake me out q this pool bat
i here, | want to - nome, TAX
ne o1t Of this pool.
Oh Bully, Nij ypu hear tha-
rloakcd Eawlv.
'YoS, answered Bully. ~ did,
guess Uncle Wig-iiy secs u, play
ing hockey from school. We n be-
Ter 20 and say cir lessons. - the
tlog boys ran H. ,rhaoi, a#d the
travelling fish kept saying; "rIcas"
lrlp me eUt ~ this pool.
At last tacl4 Wi1-iiv hgFpci
alnng. though he Aadu t srra bu.y
aad Bawlv, as those runaway chaps
t,ought. And when the rabbit .tu-
t'nman heard what the travit :
fish said, the bunny kindly found Is
tn can filled it with water, pat the
Sly fish In aa5 carried hack TO his
home pond whore h. belonged.
"ThaUk you, sand the fish, 4
Lagc seen all Of the world / care
to-
50 he did lis travelling, ruclc
Wiggily had an adventure and Eu.iv
ana Bawlv didu t play hookcr from
school as They bad intended. 80 rv-
cgything came out night And ii
the front door isn't toe proud 20
speak to til" bach door when t}e
v.ud slams 'hcm both shut together,
iii toll YOU next about Enclc Wig
eiiv and the spinning wheel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16

+. FL. Jones of the weather bu-
reau was stationed al Modesto,
Stanislaus County, during the spring
frost season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16

Sodium arsenate for control of
vine apoplcXy or black measles has
proved satisfactory in San Joaquin
County
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
PROHIBITION AGENTS ARE
FIRED BY ANDREWS

>AN FRANCISCO, April l6.-
Dave Wrinkle and HARRY ", TAYLOR.
fedora. prohibition agents accused
= giving we gir.> quantity of
vine in >aa Matea 10 days ago, to
LAY were dismissed On orders from
Lincoln {. Andrews, prohibition
= vZar.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-09-23
To Star Herald Readers

After an absence from the Office Of
little more than six months, most Of
which time ] was in hospital, | am
back ON the job as general manager of
the Star Herald.
am greatly improved in health and
have a greater desire than ever before
TO render real service to the people
of my old home county To this end l
shall lend my assistance in making the
Star Herald a better county paper
than it has ever been in the past.
The people of the county are my
neighbors and their interests are mine.
The friends of the Star Herald are my
friends and ! love friends more than
anything else in the world. SO If
there is anything | can do to assist
you or your community in any worthy
undertaking let your wants be known
to the Star Herald.
am extending a cordial invitation
to all to call at the Office at the first
opportunity as | want to meet all my
old friends face to face once more.
Yours very sincerely,
l.. +. Blankenship.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOLS BADLY
NEED MORE REVENUE
By Arthur B. Hill,

e..4o c,,rorintendent Of Education
THE constitutional limit placed upon
49, o,,o,,rt Of tax a community can
y ,' for RS own use seriously handi-
cons the progress of the public schools
in Arkansas. Amendment No 10
which makes possible the increasing
Of local revenue for schools by vote OIL
tbe neople should meet with the
hearty approval Of the people OF the
state This amendment does not place
any additional tax upon any commu-
Oitv unless the majority of the quar-
fed electors Of the local school as
tricts see fit to vote tax upon them-
selves. In other words, the amendment
simply gives the people Of the com
munity the privilege to do for their
schools what they want to.
In many of our local school districts
the need for school revenue is impera-
alive and the amendment will make
possible the relief necessary.
In many school districts in Arkan'
sas the majority of the people have
volunteered an extra millage. This IN
dicates that they would be glad to vote
an extra millage upon themselves II
permitted by the constitution
/ hope that the people in districts
not needing additional revenue Will be
glad to vote for Amendment No. 10 IN
order that relief may be secured IN
districts so much in need.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-09-23

years a gradual improvement in the
standards of teachers and this must
continue until the school teachers of
Arkansas are as well equipped as those
who follow other professions. 1t is
in the interest of the teachers them
selves that this be done for the work
of the poor teacher reflects upon that
of the better qualified teacher. For
instance, the teachers of Marion COun-
ty by vote of 40 to adopted a reso-
luton that every teacher should have
some High School training. This stan
dard is being supported by the County
Board of Education in renewing and
issuing licenses in Marion County. So
far as is known Marion and Carroll
Counties are the only ones in the state
where the teachers are cooperating so
thoroughly with the county superin-
tendent in raising the standard of the
teaching profession.
The importance of this movement
is shown by the fact that One-fifth Of
the rural teachers of the state have
only an eighth grade education or less.
Under conditions that have prevailed
in the past teacher has not been re-
quired even to complete the eighth
grade before she starts teaching others.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-09-23

Many Pocahontas parents are msk-
ing about now, how they can help their
children to obtain more benefit from
their studies during the school year
now beginning.
If you were to put that question up
to number of teachers, they might
get a reply something like this.
"The trouble with a good many chill
dren," such a teacher might say, lis
that IL is difficult to make them see
that their school lessons are of great
importance to them. When they take
up history, for instance, some of them
will say to themselves that these old
days were a very long time ago, and
have nothing to do with their affairs
now"
Thes echildren viii sometimes ask
how it will help them to sell goods in
store. or run a machine in factory,
to know who the presidents of the
United States were or what started
the Civil War.
If children can be convinced that
knowledge is really important to them
they will do twice as much work.
Their heads are full Of sport and fun,
so that it is difficult for many of them
TO foresee their future needs. Parents
should aid the teachers in this effort,
and tell these youngsters what Will
happen to them il they fall down on
their school work.
Try them in terms of their own eX'
perience. Ask them what they would
say If some stranger should come on
their football field, and ask foolish
questions about why they kicked that
dirty old ball back and fourth, and
what good II did them to pile up in a
heap in the dust? They would laugh
at that fellow, and ask what 'rube'
town he came from anyway?
So it can be said to them, that when
they grow up and show ignorance OF
the things that interest intelligent peo-
pie. the world looks at them and
laughs, and asks where they blew In
| from. The community has little use
Cor people who are mentally asleep.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-09-23
Eighth Grade Officers

The eighth grade class of Z. II. S.
has elected the following as its Off
GERS for the next three months:
Mcdowell Lewis, president; Clifford
Thompson, vice-president; Opal Fen
der. secretary-treasurer; Alyus Going,
assistant secretary; Thelma Pratt, as
sistant treasurer; Katherine Hender-
son. Hazel Ford and Woodrow Carter,
program committee; Mary Alice Slut
tie reporter; Mary Alice SHUTTLE and
Alvin Burrow, deputies
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-09-23

This is one Ct the beauty spots of
the Sesqui-Centennial International
Exposition in Philadelphia. The expo
sition celebrates the 15Oth anniver-
sary of the signing of the Declaration
of Independence. The view shows the
tower o. one of the main exhibit build
ings rearing its head up from among
the gorgeous landscape which artists
have built around the giant structures
which house exhibits from forty-three
nations of the world. The Exposition
continues until December l.