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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Australian Wins
First Bout Here
By United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, July s.
Roscoe Hall's peculiar style of mill
ing bothered Paul Demskc, crack
Australian lightweight. for the
greater part of the their ten round
battle, but he solved it toward the
end to win the decision
Hall, Il wild swinging sluggcr from
Iowa, bothered the Aussie all
through the bout. The Anzac was
puzzled and his work suffered as
Il consequence.
Until the end of the eighth round
the boys were battling on fairly
even terms, with Hall probably get
ting little the better of il at that
point. In the ninth Demskc started
rally that erased every point Hall
had registered. He battered the
Hawkeye from rope to rope. Hall
tried to shoot in some returns but
the Australian kept hammering
away.
The tenth round was Il repetition
of the ninth with Demske pulling far
into the lead with every second.
The decision was just and we'll re-
ceived.
Don Levy and Pico Ramics, feath-
erWeights. fought a six round draw
in the semi-windup. Billcy Bonil
las, Taft bantamweight, dropped
Dan Toomev in the fourth and won
an easy decision in the six round
special event.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Anti-Tetanic
Serum Prevents
Lockjaw Germ
BY RICHARD H. STREET, NJ. D.

CHICAGO. July S.-Fourth o
July, lock jaw and death!
How often the three occur in tn,
I same sentence in the newspaper:
/ describing Il sad aftermath of thi,
early summer celebration. Not only
! is it sad tor person to die of lock
( Jaw, but it is sad to realize that
/ death could have been prevented
had a physician been consulted il
time.
Despite the campaign for sane
and safe Fourth. the holiday brings
in its train, accidental gun shot
, wounds and wounds caused hv the
explosions of cannon crackers which
someone supposed had gone out
So beware on the Fourth of July.
Beware that YOU do not iuiure
yourself or your neighbor. And. if
the unexpected does happen, rs of
ten il does on the Fourth of July,
take no chances with this horrible
way of passing over the great di-
N:de. Report Immediately to Your
family doctor fI the anti-tctalic
serum. or "shN,s' which Will pre-
vent the occurrence of lock Jaw
The germs of lockiaw, known as
tetanus bacilli. are found in the
soil. almost rycrvwhcre. That : why
il is SO easy for these germs to IN
ter your body should ii ba :0-n o..
a violent explosion. Pcciie whose
duties require their presence in the
country, most Of the time are suS-
ccptihlc to the disease after ininrv
because the germs are so widely dis
tributcd. This is true especially of
farmers. who like soldiers in front
line trenches. are confronted with
the chance of acquiring the disease
easily.
But scientific medicine has found
a means Of protecting You from
death by lockjaw. 1t has produced
a serum which counteractS tn"
poison. which the tetanus germs
causes to be produced within the
body. Twitching of the muscles may
be the nearest approach to lockjaw
upon administration of the protec-
tive serum.
Otherwise there would be, in the
beginning. cramps in the muscles OF
the neck and difficulty in moving
the Jaws in eating or talking. The
condition would increase and spaSmS
follow. Then death, Il welcome re-
lief.
Anti-tetanic serum prevents lock
Jaw. but nevertheless the best pre-
ventive is to avoid accidents during
the coming holiday, Should one or-
cur and the flesh be badly lacerat-
ed insist that the proper dosage OF
serum be administered.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
TO CATCH THE DUST

Into au empty glass ra- W@- ,N-
tablespoons of any an. et a.. farm
tmc polishrs vyu he. De~- te a>e
but pour 1t Immediately yu- a-ou
IT, thi> jar rjae, d ,..,a ot ye.
1ctoru ut cLamu.> ar rte. tyH a#
silk. although IT.. -v. rarne- -'Nt
letter tySultS. >ve.u,l does u.-
absorb s. uGi-."uiv. -.as. -..
cloth ju the JAR daY or two be-
fore yya attempt ta .>y ii.
Il - surprising 5aw tic %. a".
wax penetrate taa taa.---.l >a....
amounts. bu- uniformly add IN >:t-
fics,Ht quantity ~ polish without
leaving any traces + polish tsttt
After ali, that = what we ws>H u
1urui-urc cleaning. lie this c.orG
then for the roariue au>tiu-. II
will dust and and polish 81. the
same time. L is adaptable ter is
on tbe piano or ou any other high
" finished wood, - Wei - uunc.-
lshed furniture.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Bobby Jones Is
Welcomed by The
Folk of Gotham
BY PAUL w. WHITE
IJnited Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. July 5.-amid the
same clamor that within a month
has greeted the prince of sweden
and eight princes Of the Cathoilr
church. Bobby Jones, prince of golf'
came back home yesterday and pro
cccdcd up lower Broadway from
the Battery to the city hall while
thousands chccrcd.
Friends from Atlanta, the home
town of Robert T. Jones, joined wli n
New Workers in honoring the youth
who a week ago won the British
open golf championship, the firH'
American amatcur ever to take that
trophy.
From the moment that Cunardor
.iouitauia reached quarantine, to the
accompaniment of shriIl srcnS Oh
harbor vessels, it was obvious thai
Bobby. whether he wished it or n"r,
was going to receive the tribute OF
hero.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Editors See the
Southland Sights
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. July 3.-Theil
. business completed, members of the
National Editorial Association be
gan a week 5 program of Sightsee.
ing in Southern California today.
Trips to all of the southland 5
most famous Show-places have been
arranged for the editors, with a
full program until July 10. when
the visitors will leave for tour
of the northern section of the state.
Some of the editors embarked ON
individual trips to Honolulu. Alas
ha. and other points. by steamer
.rom Los Angeles harbor.
Al the final business meeting,
Herman Roe, of Northfield Mimi.
was elected president; Charles NJ.
Meredith. Quakertowu, Penn. vice.
president: H. {. Hotaling, st. Paul,
Mimi, secretary. and W. W. Aikens
Franklin, Ind, treasurer.~
Omaha was selected for the 1922
convention.
The third session Of the World 5
Press Congress will be held at
Lausanne, Switzerland. September
II TO Is, it was announced by Fred
NJ SNYDER. New York, special com
missioner of the congress.
The editors. before adjournment.
resolutions urging "carc-
full study and consideration of the
Boulder dam project, : in order
that members of the association
may acquaint their constituents
with the true acts and the great i'm
portance Of the project.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
PLAN TO BUILD CHURCH
FOR LATEST OF SAINTS

ROME, July Saint Teresa Of
the Mambin Jcsu, the latest of the
saints, whose conanization took place
only last year is to have church
built and dedicated in her honor in
the Sebastian quarter of Rome.
Saint Teresa is the youngest saint
of the century, and is the object Of
great honor and devotion among
French Catholics, having been born
at LisicuX, France.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
SOCIAL NEWS
STRAWBERRY sEoRTCAKE

> Nak. dough - given Tor baking
powder biscuits, adding two table
Spoons of sugar u tAc baking po"
der and tlau-, II >uee, shoEtcakc is
desired Rell dough I'm two roUnd
pieces and >p-cab w.ch butter,
hah. s. -vr -auud cak, Tins fifteen
t. twenty inmates Ia moderate owen
a. a5u-sH9 Ggrtyrc> /, BrUsh With
myI:ea butter. Pat the >rruwher.
,.,> .u. 1s.ee bgtnc,u rhc jayces
s.a un. top x >herJrake. Warped
.,,sr >vectcacd and tlaro,cI t.
ras-e vau bg added.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
SUMMONS

In tho Recorder S Court OF the
City of RI Ccntro. County Of lmpc-
rial, state of california.
!. +. PECK LUMBER CON
PANY, a corporation, plaintiff, vs.
Il. !. NICHOLS, doju@ business rs
NICHOL S FLAMING MILL, dc
fcndaut.
The People Of tho stat" of Cali
fornia send Greetings TO:
II. !. NICHOLS, doing business as
NICHOLS FLAMING MILL dc.
fcudaut:
You are Hereby Directed TO Ap
pear before nc at my office, AT ~
First ational Bank Bldg, in said
city aud answer the complaint III an
action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Recorders Court
Of City Of RI Centre, County of I'm
pcrial. State Of California, within
five DAYS after the service on you
of this summons-if it is served
within the city and county, town
ship or city in which this action IS
brought but within ten days if IT
is served out Of said township or
city but in tho county in which the
action is brought, and within TWEEN
IS days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you So appear and auswcs as
above required, the said plaint'f'
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
rlaint, as arising upon contract or
will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of July, 1925.
r. r. WHITELAW,
Judge of the Recorders Court o.
the city Of III Ccntro, County OF
Imperial
5 II 10 20 . ~ II "a 81 7
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Huge Auto Has
Everything One
Sees at Home

Considerable attention was at
tracted in the business section YES
tcrejay afternoon by Il large blue
automobile, fitted up with every
convenience of modern hotel except
an elevator in which a party of SIN
are travelling across the country.
Those in the party Were {. +.
kettering, vice president of the
General Motors company; c. :. Mott,
holding the same title in the same
company; Julius Stone, president Of
the Seagravc Fire Engine company;
". \. ChrySt, vice president OF the
DAYTON Electrical Engineering lab
"ratory; Ivan l.. De Jongh, man
agcr of the Delro Light company of
Los Aageles; Gene kettcring, son of
the first named and Adam Schautz.
The bus, known as " iss Ohio, 3"
iS a palatial affair 50 feet long.
equipped with radio, electric phono.
"Iapu. moving picture camera
Frigidaire electric refrigerator, hot
and cold water and electric lights.
There are tour inside bcrthS. and
the party carries a tent which can
hc attached to the ear making sleep
ing room for two or three addition
al passengers. Each member has a
private compartment for personal
baggage.
Drivers Take Shifts
The ear was built by the Yellow
Truck and Coach company and is
operated lr- Il sleeve valve los horse
power motor. 1t has gasoline tank
with a capacity OF 4s gallons and
makes about six miles to the gallon.
Leaving Dayton. ohio, ON June 81
thc party travelled by way of ST.
Louis Kansas City, Santa Fc. Pres
colt, phocniX and Yuma. While
mere the visitors stopped with I. j.
Worthugton, local l'rigidairc deal.
cr and after stay of two hours
visiting around FL Centre they left
Tor san DDicgo, planning to pass the
night at Jacumba. From San Diego
;hcv will travel to Los Angeles and
San Francisco. returning home Via
the northern route.
Driving is done in shifts, with
! two men on Il shift, one to drive
aud the other 10 watch the road maps
carried by the party. At the end of
! each - miles there is an exchange
J of shifts. All members of the party
were enthusiastic about their trip
| and apparently were having the time
of their lives.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
OFFER GOOD PRICE FOR
DRIED PEACHES, HANf OtsD

HANFOKD, Ca. JuIY 5.---D1 ~
If thirteen cents for dried tpeach''
herc we're freely made here today
by 'indepcndent' packers. Mah|
growers are closing contracts. N''
tiyitv in the dried peach market III,
dicatcs that the offering for green
fluit shinmcmt viii bc LLsht.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03


Home coming day for members Of
the church. r.utombor this, til.
church is the body of Christ Oh
earth, if you leave the church YOU
90 from Christ.
If you are looking for the better
way come to the church, if you
want life come to the church of
Christ, the way 10 life and the only
way, for He said that no man
comcth to the Father but by me.
John 1876. viii YOU stop and
think. why will YOU leave life and
20 to death looking for lifo' when
YOU leave The church and 20 to the
world You leave life ard 90 te
death.
"And We viii not com" TO me
that We right have life. John5: :i6
Come ont Sunday we will not hold
v"U hong. Our sermons ar" short
We are here to help YOU. Will yor
give God = chapcc to bless YOU b!
lining up with the church and doing
your part rs other good folks an
doing
REV. w. J. BRANNON
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Southland Roads
Now Excellent

Roads TO Lake Arrowhead con
tiuuc to be in good condition ac-
cording to u recent report received
from the touring department Of the
Natlonal Automobile club. The
Village Common has been sprmklcd
with calcium chloride to keep down
the dust aud pdditional parking
space for 25n ears has been proNid
ed at the south shore of the lake.
The. city creek road 10 Big Bear
take IS kept IN good condition at
the present time rs Wcll rs the peep
Crork cut Off but the q" slew signs
bctwccu Lake View and the steam
shovel should be observed carefully.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Keep Ia vour receipt book or fl
ing cabinet only those recipes YOU
have uscd and kn vour family has
liked. Recipes given You by friends
or cut from papers or magazines
should Zoe kept separately IN au en-
vtiopS until tried.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
:
Tomatoes Stuffed With Corn
Snow Balls

II cups flour.
u cup milk.
Ii Level tsp. baking powder.
cup sugar.
IL cup butter. -
egg whites.
Cream butter and sugar
>ift dry ingredients three times and
add alternately with the Mia.
Carefully fold in the stiffly beaten
csg whites. Steam in oiled cup,
% minutes or bake in moderate
oven in leaf cake pan and serve
III slices with the following sauce:
Is cup butter.
! cup powdered sugar.
egg white.
cup Strawberries.
Cream the butter, add sugar grad
ually. egg white beaten stiff. then
the. chopped fruit. Set en- ice until
ready to serve.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

The Los Angeles county road de
partmcnt has done sGmc very good
work ON the San Gabriel canyon
road, according tc a recent report
received from the touring depart
mcnt Of the National Automobile
club. The water crossings have
all bccu repaired ana the bad
spots covered. Fishing continues
to be good in tbs district and last
weekend many limits were taken
out.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

Use raw cabbaga a. frequently a>
possible because IN lis "a Wstatc 1t
!, richer III vitaminS than any othtf
vegetable. \ quarter o. "a cuptut
of chopped pineapple made up with
cabbage aS q salad viii give variety
to its taste.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Welfare Bill of
War Vets Signed
By nitcd Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Prcsi-
dent Coolidge yesterday signed the
Johnson World war veterans bill
authorizing the payment of $1,000
000 for veterans welfare work in
1927 and a gradually decreasing
amount each wear thereafter. The
bill authorizes extension of voca-
tionaI training until July !, 1928.
authorizes a flat payment of $50 Il
month and makes eligible for com
peusatIOn American women who
were disabled through service in
base hospitals over seas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

Mustang horses, burros and mules
all wild. are so numerous in som
parts OF Nevada that government
forest reserves Will be partially
closed 10 grazing TO aid in eradi-
cation Of these equiue-ass mavcr
i.lzs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
For the Recipe File.

For the Recipe Flle. Nheu copy
ING a recipe for my cabinet from "A
magazine or paper, If an illustration
o1 the dish is shown. | paste the
illustration ou the card-og the re-
verse side Of the card. If there :
not room on the front. also have
two card cabinets, one Tor tested
recipes and one for those which /
have not ried.
Why not try a raisin roll instead
q Jelly roll' make a filling
by cooking until thick a cup Of
chopped raisins. three-quartcrs OF q
6up Of sugar Two tablespoons Of
flour, q cup Of water, ami a piuch
d: salt. This ! spread on the cahn
IN place Of Jelly and roll = usual.
When planning your marketing -
Before you plan your menus Tor the
week. read the market report and
ret the market prices. This i the
best way 10 get . good return f'r
your money.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

!. II. Griucr, Pucntc, Los Ange1
les county, harvested 1000 boxes
Of Valencia oranges from five
acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

The state highway commission is
widening all curves on the Cajon
Pass road in San BernardIno coan.
ty. ,.-,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

The route between Idyllwild and
Banning via Pine flat is very
rough but passabIe. This route
is now being repaired but the work
is progressing slowly aud it is not
advisable except in CAGES Of ncccs.
sity. As there are no controls on
this road, traffi" from the oPposit"
direction may be at amy point.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
Strawberry Mousse

quart cream.
box Strawberries.
cup sugar.
- haN -,lat'nc lscantI or
Il ttsp. granu.ated ge.a.iue
tb>p cold water.
tb<p. hot water.
Wash and hull berries, sprinkle
with Sugar. and let stand one hour;
mash ANA rub through fine sieve;
add golatine soaked IN cold and dis
solved in boilingw atcr. Set IN pan
ace water and STIR until ii begins to
tlitkeu: then fold in whip from
cream. mt in mould. cover, pack III
salt and ice. and let stand four
hours. RaspherrirS may be used la
place of Strawberries.
Tomatoes Stuffed With Corn
Wash and remove the inside pulp
from firm. ripe tomatoes, by cut
ting off d slice from the top. Fill
with seasoned corn, cover tops with
luttercd bread crumbs and bake in
moderate oven until heated through
and the crumbs are brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
REV. w. J. BRANNON

PastDr OF second Baptist Church -
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
r.. r.. WUITEL,AW

Judge of the Recorders Court o.
the city Of III Centre, County Of
Imperial
5 II 10 20 3 ~ II "a 81 7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27
Skinny People
Need Iron with
Cod Liver Oil


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builders-Iron and Cod Liver OIL. Not
the old. nauseous, flshy kind OF cod liver
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useless oil away.
Specify Burke's Cod Liver OIL and
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For sale by all Haag Drug Stores.-
| Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27

The subjects were arranged by
the wise old king apparently by
random, in the above fashion. All
loyal subjects are marked IL" and
all disloyal subjects are black spots.
Start counting at the cross. This
man is number /. Count to 8. The
man checked is the first one to Sc
cure a job. Continue around the
circle, taking out every eighth man,
and you will prove that by this ar.
rangement only loyal subjects are
taken out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27
AS We SOW. So

SHANDLER, Ariz.-The first Bap-
fist church here has taken up farm
ing in order TO raise money to build
a new church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27
Puzzle a Day

The White House is being redec-
grated. The plan is to gradually fur
nish all the rooms in antique,
early American furniture. And
many people possessing such treas
ures are donating them to this pur-
pose. One of these gifts is a square
patchwork quilt. 1t is composed of
many small squares. But it is too
small for any Of the beds in use at
the present time. The person in
charge of the redecoration thinks
he can utilize It by charging the
square, one row each way. So he
is having 1T moro squares made.
These will be just exactly enough
to increase the quilt to the desired
size.
How many small squares are there
In the quilt in it's original form?
LAST PUZZLE ANSWER:
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-09-11
Scenes From the Hell of Europe
(The White Terror in the BaIkans)
By HENRI BARBUSSE.

sian refugees of the country under the direct
of the monarchists and Wrangeltes who fleece them
to the profit Of the Duke under threat expuL
sion Kidding themselves of nonmonarchist refugees
In fact the president of the Russian Committee plays
the role of Russian ambassador and has the greatest
authority over the whole Russian colony. The Wran
gelites, those civil specialists, who "detest the
Bulgarian peasants and love the Bulgarian govern
ment," have founded mixed associations with Bull
garian superior and subordinate offices They have
special institutions They are dreaming having their
grand military school and they will undoubtedly attain
it. They already have school at Sarajevo. In that
way they and multiply themselves.
In the mines of Pernik out of 5000 workers, there
1000 former Wrangel soldiers whose hiring has
been imposed by the government
When reads the detailed reports Of repressions
one sees the important role which this parasitic
uOnary organization Comfortably installed In poor
Bulgaria and not less sodly incrusted in JugoSavia,
executor of schemes of oppression Imperialism of
the two governments, even when these schemes con-
fict) has played in the of the Balkan PEG
pies. These the Wrangelite bands which invaded
Albania In 1924, overthrow the government Of Fan
NOli who was supported by the peasant masses and
placed IN power NJ. Ahmed zogou who has reestab
ished the Of the feudal Beys connected
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-09-11

Of the suppression of the large Bulgarian Workers Co
operative, Osvobojdenie- Emancipation-whieh mum
bers $4,000 members 140 branches and 100 agenetea.
It's goods and its funds coniscated This tyTan-
ncal did not have for its aim merely tha cut
ting of the bonds of organized popular solidarity but
Of freeing the merchants from the formidable eompe
tition Of cooperation They have recently arrested
without any pretext seventeen members Of the Trade
Union Alliance at Bucharest. The Bulgarian Lnde
pendent Alliance of Trade Unons-35,o00 members
has been dissolved Just in Hungary quasi Balkan
country. Following strike they have excluded from
the right organize entire sections like the
shoemakers and turner's (non-Communist). In RoU
mania and Bulgaria they accept only those ExtORa
which always ready to do acts of ssrV1l1t2. In
some places they support only democratic and social
ist parties which have given guarantees Of seTVfIty
In Belgrade the beautiful building of the prosperous
United Trades confscated by the police and sod
to merchant-at the time when there z50.oee
employed in JugoSlavia (the laws consider them a.
culprs), when the worker there is paying tax eQua
to per cent of his salary the clerk 80 per cent (wage
considered revenue), when the bureaucracy therD
100000 functonares) absorbs SO per Of the bud
get and when they have suspended their Odage fsur
ance.
In Bulgaria, in 80 per cent of the enterprises me
shour day is suppressed The of living Is forty
times higher than before the while salaries have
Increased only fifteen times the appointments Of the
functionaries have risen only by the coeffcient 10
pensions according to the coeffcient 5.
And the Silence.
TURNOUT this Roumania of today, turnout this
JugoSlavia, and thruout this Bulgaria which ID me
pathetic circle of the Balkan HE'LL the method1e
sufocaton of every pulsation of liberty transforms
itself sight into calm which rends ones heart be-
cause it is the calm of cemetery One well knows
that the heads which erect have been struck
down and that if others here and there raise Eheir
heads again they will be struck down in their turn;
that all the living and conscious forces Of the work
of the city and country have or viii be aumf
hated This collective mutiation might lead ona to
believe that there is semblance of order which can
only spread over this frghtful earth But this peace
is shroud and the surviving understand mat theix
existence depends upon the first gesture upon tho Art
word
Bulgaria, Roumana. Jugo-slavia, Greece are lying
Of the White Terror