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Draperies Essential.

In selecting floor coverings and
draperies for a room. certain factors
must be considered-the type OF the
room. the amount Of use and wear
to be given there, and. Of course. the
color values needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

Mrs. Selma Furnival of Egham, En-
gland. now past 100 years of age. has
had her tombstone erected complete
except for the date of her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

The average not on new cars sold
on time was $52S last year. as com
pared with the average figure of $50
for 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26
Contracts Show Big Gain.

Contracts let from January / to
date, embracing all classes of con-
struction in the United States. were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

valued at $1,31S. $40 900. as against
$1,0S2,757,0 900 in the corresponding
period q year ago. Engineering
News-Record reports. Private prof.
ects are well in the lead, the total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

Building Permits Drop.
The volume of building permits is
sued in 20 principal cities during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

This brick colonial residence overlooking the Krsde Golf Course and close to
undoubtedly reasonably priced Section
hate 2carb
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
ARMY
SUMMER CAMP TO
OPEN TOMORROW

Blake Springs summer camp for
mothers and children, under the au-
spices Of the Salvation Army, will
nave it's official opening tomorrow
at II O clock. Special speakers
have been selected to take part.
Judge Swanson. county chairman OF
tie Salvation Army advisory board,
will toe in charge Of the day S pro
gam.
Sixty mothers and children will b.
.,vcn Il two weeks outing with the
.hicf objective the building up OF
-odics. This will be accomplished
y a constructive recreatIonal pro
ram, including such healthtul sports
Is hiking and swimming.
Tents and other equipment foe
nc camp have been given by {. I.
.itzcr. who has taken an active par
II the wclfare work of the arm, .
lifts OF groceries are welcome. De
cations may be left with cithte
rEdge Conkling or Mr.. Swanson -
NJ court house.
Adiutant General Peterson an
Hrs. Peterson viii be IN charge q
he camp. which, Judging from tn
success of the undertaken. last Sc.
>on, viii prove to be of great benc-
Il TO those attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
U. S. Collegiate
Games at Chi to
Be Worlds Best
BY BERT NJ. DENNY
-nited Press Staff Correspondent

united PreSS StdIt COTreSpOHueut)
CHICAGO. June l2.-The great
est collection of college track and
field stars ever gathered lined up
on Soldiers Field today for the
National Collegiate \. \. games.
SO numerous are the athletes cap
able of breaking records it appears
almost certain that before night
falls several new names will have
found their places in the record
books.
Already one mark has fallen. Fred
Alderman, Michigan State, set a
new national collegiate record when
he won his preliminary heat in the
220 yard dash in 2l.7 seconds, one
tenth of second better than the
old record.
Roland Locke, the Nebraska fly
cr. has trained for weeks for the
meet for one supreme try at low
criug the 100 yard dash mark. He
should win his race today and there
will Toe plenty of good competition
to make him hustle, for Hester,
Michigan, and Alderman will be
right on his heels at the finish.
Another great duel looms between
Werner, Illinois; bye, Southern Cali
fornia, and Guthrie, Ohio State, in
the hurdles.
John Kuck, Kansas State Teach.
cr,, and Houscr, Southern California.
should be ouc-two in the weights.
Both men are record holders and
hayc trained for the meet for sever
al weeks.
Cloudy skies today followed
siege OF ram during the night and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
PLEASING PROGRAM
Is PRESENTED AT
~. {. +. L. MEETING

one Of the most interesting W. a..
7. L. meetings Of the year was heH
yesterday at the home # Mrs. W. l.,
Stone AT S22 Euclid avenue.
The forenoon was given over -
business meeting after which Il pc,
luck luncheon WAS served.
The afternoon program opened
with dcvotlouaI> 'ed hy Ms. Lula
Hancock. AZ m,,ructiE" and inter
cstiug parliamentary playct'u was
gircH 10y members = the union toll
lowed bvma>.eai numbers for which
talent was furnished IS Mis- Mare
Rcitz Jenkins and Prof. Elmer y
Todd.
Miss Lave. Robertson. Miss Msf
TIA Jub.H> ard Miss Barbara Ton
dro PLAYED rleaS'.- piano selections,
aud Miss Fo,'vau.a Margaret Stone,
accompanied On ru. pia.u by Mss
Jenkins, gave q violin solo.
Refreshments were served al the
close Of the program.
Those present were: Mcs@ames
Oscar Sweeney, Eva i'oracy. Georgo
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12

y. ". {. \. Camp. Hipass
June II, 1926
Dear Mary:
What lovely weather. What beau
tiful flowers aud trees,
There are nine girls in oar cabin
(the smallest in the camp. The
girls are just lovely, and most OF
them are from FL Centre.
What exciting experiences! Mon
dav morning a lizard was found IN
Buick Underwood : bed. ! shocked
him out: then he scrambled mp again.
On, those ants, There is no won
der that our cabin is called "Anty
Inn.
Our cabin IS So small that all Of
US sleep outside.
Inspection, That makes us scamp
er around. But. sad to relate, We
lost it. m sure we'll have better
luck. because WE are certainly gong
to work hard enough for it.
Well, good night, Mary, and sweet
dreams. III write YOU tomorro"
night.
Lovingly,
Lucille.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
PUBLIC MAY FACE
A TIRE SHORTAGE
IS EXPERT BELIEF
Also 20 Percent More
Gasoline Used Than ira
Year 1925

Tire dealers of the United
States may soon be confronted 10y
q distinct tire shortage, is the con
cluSiou of the General Tire \ Rub
Ter company after survey OF
stocks Of dealers in all legitimate
r,akcS throughout the country. - The
,u>h selling season is upon us, with
dealers stocks nearly 10000 tires
Snort of the normal requirement at
this time OF the year. Dealers have
been slower this year putting in adc-
quatc stocks, than usual. The fever
of speculation. caused by unfouudcd
rlicc rumors, seems to have mad"
laany Of them forget the solid husi-
HvSS requirement of stocking plenty
OF tires to meet the consumer de
1taud. There are more express ship
mcrts from the Aton factories,
and more small freight shipments,
based ON quick. small orders, than
ever before.
Al his time of the year deal
erS stocks over the country, based
ON the experience of the past, should
he l6.O00,00o tires. Our recent
survey indicates that the dealers of
The United States have only about
100000 tires.
" Last wear it was similar short
aIc-about 6,G0u,0eo tires, caused
hl the great demand fer the bal
loon tires, which up to that timo
aad not been thoroughly distributed,
that caused the Wild buying OF
Gudc rubber by tire manufacturers
and enabled brokers and spectators
to run the price of crude rubber t.
over a dollar pQuud.
d." Another sigu OF the times is
gasoline consumption. So f1r this
year % per cent more gas has been
used than in the same prriud in 1922
That means that already fltth
more tire mile, have been worn out
thje year than last. and the hi -drlr
~ season is just opening.
~. is true that Nkgoa mauutac-
tuners uow have au inventory Of
>omc 3,o0o.0co tires, bat this l.
small compared jo what the public
will need and the tact that there are
more sizes instead of less, so that
efficient dealers require larger and
more diversified stocks. There is
not room a Akron for thc storage of
Il 90 day supply. We ourselves
could not store q twenty day ~a.r.ls.
Our own situation !, rather for
tanate. w are not greatly con-
ctrucd over the ups and downs of
car production at Detroit and else
where. and make our tires for the
consumer, TO hc sold through the
dealer We have been producing
at last summer : peak figure, which
came in August, for some time now
and for the last five weeks haze
been selling considerably more
tiIcs than we could make. We haso
the stcaGiucss Of our own factory
output on a rather accurate know
edge of what our dealers require IL
take care Of the trade. Other
Akron factories are not running to
capacity. due partly to the delay ia
stocking and partly to the slowing
uJ Of new ear output.
This should be the largest uniI
sale in tire history, provided alI iii
visions Of manufacture and sac ar,
cOordinatcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
Informal Dinner Party
Giren for Visitors
by Mr.. and Mrs. COgiey

Covers were aud for six n a din
ncr party at the Barbara Worth ho-
tel last night Mr. and Mrs. Pau
+. Coglcy entertained in honor Of
Mrs. F. {. Richardson and Miss Lois
Richardson Of Los Angeles, who are
the house guests ot DR., and Mrs. \.
+. Hansen of this city. Following
the dinner the party which included
DR.. and Mrs. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coglev and the guests Of honor, at
tended the thcatcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
Fascis tt Riot
Results in so
Being Injured
Ry United Press Leased Wire

GENEVA, June l2.-t'orty Fas
ei>ti, including tNo Italian member
pf the sccrctariat of thu League oi
Nations, today attacked q meeting
held in commcmoration o. the az
riversary Of the death Of Dcputt
Mattcoti Of the Italian chamber,
Chairs were used b. the attack
ers. who Were met with rcvolvr.
shots. The audience stampede
and women were tramplcd.
The Fucisti were being oV.-
wlelmed when forty geuGJrmcs in
tervcacd. Tie Fascist Fed in au'4.
mobiles with their wounded. p
Gce estimated that fifty persons
were injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
Saturday, June II, 1926

With one leg and one arm cut off
by the wheels of freight train,
the body of an unidentified man
about - was found on the Southern
Pacific tracks at Mcconnell Station,
south of here.
In the victims clothing was a
bottle of dcnaturcd alcohol purchas-
ed at a Stockton drug store.
The coroncr's office believes tho
man was a laborcr, who fell from u
freight train on which he was steal
ing ride.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
"Monkeyshines" at
Brawley Tonight

The "monkeyshine" ball, which
will be given tonight at tine Red
Wing pavilion al Brawley promises
to be an unusually clever affair.
Twenty monkeys 7~lll be given away
in the cut-up contest.
Chicken Jones, who IS known
throughout the valley for his clever
impersonation. Of "Rube roles,
has sent word to Manager Jellinck
that he is planning to attend and
will endcavor TO win a monkey. he
will sing several of MS latest
'Rube' songs. which are quite c"r-
tain to please the large crowd that
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12

and Mrs. J. L. House, is attending
the summer session at |. 5. {. Miss
House is majoring in domestic art
She will complete her present course
in August but she will not be IN the
valley this summer.
Melvin King, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 0. King, 632 Orange street, who
has been attending Pomona eoIIegt
during the past term, returned to FL
Centre last night accompanied by
Leo Sawyer and William Mum, who
have also been attending that instl-
tuition. The boys all plan to spend
their summer vacation in FL Cen
tro.
King sports a baseball sweater
which he was awarded for his work
on the team.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
SOCIAL NEWS

l.. Martin. Q. Young, \. L. Deem, II.
G.. McNutt, T. \. Hunt, }, Hedrlck,
Lula Hancock, Eunice Crocker, q.
II. Wise, A. {. phillips, Sarah
Stack, Anna |. Lewis, Anna krohn,
John Carmichael, Misses Jane
Royce. Nclma Phillips. Hester
Sweeney. Theda and lmogene Deem,
Pauline Hunt, Barbara Tondro. La
Verne Robertson. Martha Jenkins,
Margaret Hrndrick, Messrs Oscar
Sweeney, ". |. Stone and the hos
Tess. Mrs. NJ. /. Stone and daughter
PoIlvauAa.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
COLLEGE NEWS
OF Ell CENTROS
YOUNG PEOPLE

Edgar House, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. L. House, today leaves Chicago
vry-e lie has been attending the ma
rEoua. 4. \. |. track meet for
southern Indiana. where he will Wis
ii his grandfather, until June -
when he VIII 20 TO Philadelphia
with the Hollywood athletic club.
Gladys House, daughte rof Mr..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
ROsen Gets Close
One From Adams

LOS ANGELES. Cal, june l.. -
IN - fight that was filled with
rlcnty Of action. Charley RoS"n,
lard hitting New York lightweight,
ook "a close decision over Johnny
adams Of san Bcrnardiuo AT TIA"
Hollywood American Legion last
,igl+.
Although tho rounds were even
2uscn took the nod be his cleaner
.uHrhiug and good blorkin-. Adam9
vas gitcu third, seventh, eighth and
iath; while Charley had the second,
5uuth. sixth. and tcutb, The first
md fifth were even.
The best punch Of The fight was
landed bv Roscu in the second round,
vhcn hc had Adams r"cling auL
sbaky. johnny. hv his aggressive,
ness won the third by shade. The
ighth round was Adams best round
vhcu hc backed up RoscH with body
fuuchcs. This win for Charlie
}csru shou,d make him good draw
;ng card in Southern California.
In the semi windup Joe Saia, was
'hc victor over Don Levy, "A ,ubsti-
tutc for Paddy Mu.lcus.
frankie Murray received an un-
popular decision over Billy Tiuglc.
Frankie Chico took the decision
from Marcclicu I.ommci. Casper
-oria was foulcd by Skcrtcr mchan
+, the first round Of Tic curtaia
aj.rr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
DEATH AND INJURY ARE
RESULT OF BURNED HOME
By United Press Leased WIZ.

NI~NfiN. Id.. juno l2.-Nrs.
Dave IIilbcr Is dead and her HIS
band. Da1c IIilhcr, mas both feet
badly burned and mangicd and their
two daughters, aGc - aud -, are
slightly injured as a result of q fir
which destroyed the lIilh"r home
four miles southwest of Lcrc last
night. The home aad contents were
- total loss.
The first thing to- do for :, bad colI
/, 10 look around and src If Y1a can
find a handkerchief.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12

IL Mcndocino county the prune
crop j, lighter than usual bar the
pear crop promise. the heaviest Of
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12

a damp track may prevent some rec
ord breaking.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
lO-YEAR LOAN
at
7PER CENT

Suppose you decide on 2l2 acres,
boulevard frontage, planted with
Plancentia Walnuts, for S2250. Your
down payment would be 25 per cent
or S562.50. The balance Is spread
over ten years. The Company will
then lend you up to so per cent of
your land value or SIPS, providing
you put up a like amount and build
Immediately your poultry plant or
home.
This is ten-year loan at a
straight per cent absolutely free
from petty graft! Money on such
terms would make any place grow.
This is typical of the assistance Civ
en- by the Fontana organization, in
GLIDING expert advice whenever de-
sired.
Get in touch with this outstand-
ing community. Be one of them.
Main the coupon today-NOW.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
100000 Laying Hens-4OOOOO Baby Chicks Hatched
This Year

-Fontana owns the best laying hens
in the country. You get baby chicks
Of this strain when you start here.
That's the way to make money and
get real pleasure out Of life!
Hundreds have started by mailing
the FOntana coupon. That's the way
to find out how much you need to start.
and how much you can expect to make !.
DO it NOW!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12

Gladys House, daughte rof Mr..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-12
GIRL RESERVES ARE
HAVING ENJOY4RL
OUTING AT HIPASS

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