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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Judge Conkling To
Hear Water Case

Superior Ju@sr VI. ". Conk!ing
VIII h. in Sm pirg, Monday to
heiu obicrtion, OF attorneys for the
la Mesa, Lemon Grove and Spring
Valley irrigation district to his de
cision allotting water to the district.
Judge CoHhIing prepared his decis-
ion recently and rs is customary in
such cases left The task of rrrpar.
ing findings Of fact 10 the city at
torncy OF san Diego who has car.
ried on the case over the rights to
watrrs Of the san Diego river.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
NEW BUNGALOW
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AN UN USUALLY ATTRACTIVE
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CUPIED
Phone 261-J
inquire at 763 Brighton after 8 pm.
cod 3

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home cooking. 532 Brighton.
3.2
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south Mcloland, y mile west. 81
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For Rent-ReaI Estate

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity; Fair
tonight and Saturday with modrr-
ate temperature. Foggv or cloudy
in early morning.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Saturday but fog tonight on
coast; normal temperature and hu-
midity.
Nevada has 1000 farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
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Wanted To Buy

Va tNTED--SeconC hand furniture
Cali 495W. S19 Main st. l9tf
WANTED -- Ten or fifteen good
COWS or Springimg hcifcrs on easy
terms from owner. Address f.. j.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3.-Bily
Atkinson and Bert Colima are on
even terms for their main event
bout tonight in Hollywood Amcri
can Legion stadium. The two mid
dlcwcighLS woundup their training
yesterday.
In the scmi-windup Ray McPcck
who stopped Tillic "Kid' Herman
in two rounds will meet Mike Hec-
tor
Jackie Fields took every round in
winning lopsidcd victory over
Sailor Ashmorc in the eight round
feature Of the boxing card at Pasa-
dcna last night
Battling Ski knocked out Eagle
Thomas in the fourth round in the
semi-w windup. In the special event
Jack O'Brien won over frankie
Ford.
Bobby Rendlev won a referee s
decision over Pedro Amador in their
eight round bout at the Whittier
American Legion stadium last night
Bobby Herman knocked out Frank
Nalvosal i'm the second of their
scheduled six round windup.
Bud Nash, former football and
track mminary at Occidental col
lcuc. will assist Frank Mcclure i'll
coaching the Roosevelt high football
squad.
, Nash graduated from Occidental
| last year. He succeeds Harry Lee at
| Roosevelt.
To chart thc dangers and cur
rents Of Catalina channel from a
! swimmers standpoint, eight OF
| Southern California S best natatorS
Will attempt a relay OF the % mile
strip of water on September 9. The
! start will be made from Long Beach.
Viola Hartman Of the l.. a. y. {,
will swim the first leg. Others on
the relay team are: Chester Floyd,
! George Leach. Valley O'Connor
! Fred Wadlrigh, Hal Smith and Her
man kctcring.
The Yacht Sultana will accompany
! the swimmers.
Paul de liate.conqucror of Jacf
/ Silver. has been promised Il crack at
, the Junior wcltcrwcight crown II
! Mu>hy Callahan succeeds in lifting
il from Pinky Mitchell, present
holder. Eddie Sears, manager OF
Callahan. offered DE Hate the first
scrap with Callahan if the Latter
wins the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Situations Wanted

MARRIED MAN wants job, milk
ing, can handle 30 COWS, would
consider $3.50 proposition. Ad-
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Centre. 2.2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

-. Louis 30, Chicago OIL.
Boston-Ncw York, poSt9oncd
rain.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, postponed
rain.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Miscellaneous
For Sale

oA -
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2ls. 2ltf
FOR SALE -- Reasonable, child IS
saddle, bicycle, Hoosicr cabinet.
1870 Adams. phone SCI. 2-3t
FOR SALE-Some good horses, also
FordSou tractor, in good order.
Il mile \. Acacia school. Joel
Corfman. Is
MISSION GRAPES. not irrigated,
500 ton, delivered, Schafer, Yu-
ciapa. Is
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Press office. ltf|
FOE SALE-50O Marsh Seedles
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. II.
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479, Nursery, Lemon Gro.A l9tf|
FOR SALE-PIdgeons, White Kirg|
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l8tr|
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manicure tables and stools etc
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only stand in town. Inquire char
ley Myers cigar stand, Ell Centre
300
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
CARDINALS MADE
FAVORITES FOR
PENNANT RACE
Open Crucial Series In
Cincinnati Today With
Fast Going Reds.

By HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-St. Louis
became the favuritc again in the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
VeSterday'S Results

Yesterday Results
New York-philadelphia. poStpon-
ed vain.
Detroit 6, ST. Louis ..
Boston-Washington, postponed,
rain.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
COAST LEAGUE

Yes ierday's Results
Seattle 9. Oakland !.
Portland &. Sacramento >.
Mission 1, san Francisco >.
Hollywood >. Los Angeles q.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
TUNNEY ENJOYS
SHORT RESPITE
FROM TRAINING
by United Press Leased Wire

STROTDSNILLE. Pa. sept g.
Billy Gibson, manager, and Louie
Fink, trainer, have no intention Of
aenoIng their protcgc. GcEc Tumry.
into the ring with Dempsey over
trained.
At present the danger of that
seems TO be worrying the two moro
than anything else. Yesterday the
big heavyweight spent most of the
time before the huge fireplace in
the country club here, with friends
and newspaper men. He has no in
tention Of working out today. Ii he
dons the gloves or does Il bit Of road
work or bag punching, it will be
for photographers only.
Tomorrow Tunncy plans to return
to his daily schedule Of training in
earnest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

Elko, Nevada, reports Il marked
scarcity of good steers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J., Sept. 3.
Jack Dempsey activities today
were dependent on the weather. II
it rains he intends to forsakc his
sparrmg rounds and take day ;
respite from his training schedule.
Weighed yesterday, the champion
tipped the scales at 1913 and made
known his hope to keep at that
weight. Evidently both he and his
aides believe he can well solidify his
present weight for the fight with
Tunncy.
Dempsey went through five rounds
with his sparring partners yester-
dav-fivc none too strenuous per
iods. Tillie "Kid' Herman, Pacif-
ic coast middlcweight, brought
forth the only shoW of real
aggrcssivcness on the part of Demp-
seN.
Herman crumpled up during their
round but was back ON his feet
again.
Two more sparring partners have
! joined camp. They are frankie Bush
of Boston and Jerry Hays Of Phila-
! dclphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 2ltf
The Washington times., 1926-07-14
you've GIVEN ME LIFE" SHE SAID

hope against the time she comes
out-that might be sooner than
some Of them Think"
Owen caught her by the hands.
what do you meanT he ex-
claimed. do you mean there
is any hope Of that7 Do you
know anything?"
'No," said Maffie slowly. Fl
don't know anything. yet. But ]
don't give up hope, either. I've
got q notion at the back Of my
head, and it's going to make
some of them sit up; when / get
to work. It won't be long, either.
I'll tell you about It, Frank,
when I'm ready to start In. You'll
help me-"
you've given me life, and
hope, and happiness, dear! she
whispered. TO Owens amaze
ment and distress she burst into
q storm OF sobbing, burying her
face in Franks shoulder. Then
she raised her head and kissed
him on the lips. The next mo-
ment there was a flutter Of
skirts in the doorway, and Mafalda
was gone.
At the foot Of the dingy stairs
Mafalda paused and glanced up
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eggs and saved two Of them In
tact. The kettle was singing
cheerfully on the gas stove.
He turned and found himself
facing an amazingly pretty girl
In black.
'Diin he exclaimed joyfulIy.
The girl stood for . moment,
looking at him with rather q sad
little smile. Then she came for
ward and took his hand,
Owen, you dear boy" she said,
II have just seen your father; he
told me you had come back
here
where IL Frank?'' she asked.
''Heu be here In moment;
he's only gone to the storeroom
across the landing" said Owen,
pulling the armchair forward.
Sit down, Di. Lord, he'll be
pleased. He
Owen checked himself suddenly.
The girl sank into the chair with
a grateful sigh.
Its good to see . friend; she
said.
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4. BUSINESS. The general level
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6. HUMAN NATURE. A sales
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z. GENERAL SCIENCE. A long
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8. Law. A person is said to
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and she the stronger; she eouN
wrap him around her finger.
Not Deceived
Matte was under no Illusion.
The thing Frank had done was
by no means uncommon among
men Of his type. It was the same
spirit which urges some chival-
rouS man to offer marriage to q
girl who stands In the dock; It
was the impulse and the spirit
Of infinite pity.
A large closed motor car was
gliding down the street. It was
not q tlaOroughfare where motors
were frequent. The car slid to
q standatilI in the dusk. at the
door Of No. 5.
a woman stepped out Of the
car. Maffie had only q brief
glimpse OF her and the time to
observe that she had q slim fig
ure and was dressed In black,
for she passed straight In through
the door Of No. 5 with the air OF
one who knows where she il
going.
Matte stared, her brows knit
ting. She turned, and drifted
quietly back to No. 5, looking at
the car with inquiring eyes. The
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NOuO Go on With the Story.

THE door opened, and owen
= stood before them, his arms
fun of parcels. He stood staring
blanlxIy. A packet Of buns drop.
ped. followed by a paper bag OF
eggs that hit the floor and
spread slowly over the bare
planking.
.'I'm sorry" said owen in .
Supplied voice. I'm afraid I'm
interrupting.
Just In Time.
Frank faced him, an arm
FOund Maffie's waist.
"You are In time TO congratu-
late u.s." he said; ''Mafife has
promised to be my wife.
Owen looked at his brother and.
at Mafalda. He had never seen
her so amazingly beautiful as she
was at that moment: her cheeks
were flushed a vivid carmfne;
there was no defiance, but appeal,
apprehension in her eyes as she
met his silent STARE.
!. eff you have anything to say,
Gwen" she said rather tremu-
lcusIy, better say It now"
Fl have only one thing to say"
The Washington times., 1926-07-14

HAN You tell rain is coming by
~ looking at the clouds? Sail.
ors can ''feel' the air for rain or
trouble and there may not be a
cloud In sight.
To the mariner, the artist, the
golf player, the baseball fan, the
amateur weather prophet, the
pIcknicker, the motorist, and bust.
ness man clouds, are important.
Thunderheads and other clouds
Of a warm summer day are
formed by the rising and cooling
of the warm surface air, says
Nature Magazine. The methods
Of cloud formation are numerous,
but this secret contains the key
to them all: Whenever moisture
laden air is cooled below its "a
pactty for the amount Of water
contained, then clouds form.
Clouds are Of four general types
and several variations and COM
binations Of these which give 3
names in ali. Each name, inter.
preted from Latin, gives the most
striking characteristic Of the type.
and the cloud looks very much as
II It had been Inarcelled!
Circus clouds are always high,
never dense, and are whitish. Be-
cause Of their extreme height
they are usually composed Of ice
crystals rather than liquid par
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ticles. These clouds ride the
skies at an average altitude Of
five miles. They may, at times,
ascend to nine or ten. but they
never drop much below two miles
from the earth's surface.
A low atmosphere pressure,
such as occurs in a general storm
area, or atmospheric waves, will
cause cirrus clouds. Usually the
approach of a general storm viii
be heralded by the advent Of the
high-flying cirrus. They precede
the storm by many hours as q
rule. An old. mariner win call
them "Cats Whiskers" or Mares
TAIL" and he win make pre-
parations for heavy seas at their
appearance.
A stratus IL a layer" and the
layer cloud Is flat, even and over.
casts the sky in an directions. It
is the cloud which .dampens the
enthusiasm and chills the spirit.
For every gray day" blame the
stratus cloud. The stratus hangs
low to earth and Is often less
than five hundred feet from the
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n
wards. The door was shut. She
leaned her arm on the banister
and rested q moment; she was
feeling rather overweight; her
bosom Was heaving quickly and
her hands trembled.
It was very seldom indeed that
an emotional scene, however
vital and passionate 1t might seem
to be, left any after-effects upon
Mafalda. But now every nerve
In her YVES tingling with q strange
elation. It was mingled with tri-
umph. But her heart was throb.
bling painfully. and her eyelashes
were wet.
The thing had come about pre-
cise1y as she had intended II
should.
Mafalda was fascinated BY
Frank; he was her Prince Charm
ing, and his loyalty to the sisters
OF the alley, had given him sort
OF halo in Maffie's eyes.
She knew him, inside and out,
as even Franks brother did not
know him; she had experience OF
men, as well as intuition. She
knew that his word, once given.
was inviolable: she knew, too,
that he was the weaker character
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HOw to Become a Weather Prophet

cIoud--the tornado, Nature Maya
zine points out. Every violently
stormy day Of March or April or
early May In q potential producer
OF tornadoes. These giant whirl-
wind clouds come but rarely In the
heat Of summer. Nearly nine.
tenths Of them are recorded for
early spring.
The exact cause Of the tornado
is a matter Of some dispute, but
weather men have observed the
general conditions for so many
years that they can predict accur-
ately just what type Of storm or
low pressure area is likely to pro.
duce them. Then cannot, however,
predict the exact locality they will
strike for the path Of q tornado
is very narrow, fortunately, and It
is a tickle creature Of storm. AS
a cloud the funnel II the most
famous Of them all.
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MANS BEST
FRIENDS

1--WE a thought to the birds
~ at this season of the year.
They are constantly waging war
for mankind against the tre-
mendous army of insects that,
were It not for them, would
soon completely overwhelm the
earth.
The number OF young brought
forth each year by the birds is
enormous and yet it is scarcely
enough to offset the loss in the
feathered ranks by death, writes
L. w. Brownell in Nature Maya
zine Of Washington. m fact, it
Is undoubtedly all too true that
the number OF birds in the world
Is slowly but steadily diminish
ing instead of increasing.
Aside from man, who should
be their best friend, the birds
have number OF natural enemies.
not the least OF them the ele-
ments. At the seasons of migra.
the toll of storms. Some few
years ago a particularly large
flock OF migrating birds were
overtaken in the Middle West by
a bclated blizzard and it was
conservatively that not less than
100000 birds were frozen to
death in one night.
Man can learn a lesson in
home building from birds. Do
spite haHdicaps, they build their
homes and maintain q joyous
spirit in the work. It would be
well for all Of US to watch the
birds and see how they work at
home building and keep up their
battle against the insAetas
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MAFFIE INTRODUCED TO DIANA


Owen did not answer. He
found himself suddenly tongue
tied IN the presence Of this girl
In deep mourning. What was he
to say to herr
1t was difficult for moment
to realize that this was the in
ccmparable ID, joyous and wiIful
and spoiled, the playmate Of the
Pemberton boys on their first
visit to America with their father
long ago and the chum and ally
Of their later years.
Yet it was the same Di. who
had visited the garnet many q
time since the brothers first took
up their quarters there.
She looked up ct Owen ana
for a few moments was silent.
Diana was barely 23 and ana1-
ingly beautiful. Her profile was
charming, her eyes d clear hazel
with little gold flecks, her ;aair
a deep shining chestnut.
Mo Be Continued Tomorrow
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replied Owen. 81 stand by
Frank"
81 love, him." said Maffie hus-
kily. "And-oh how wonderful
you are, both OF you! / thought
you would hate me for this,
Owen. Franks just everything
to me, and ] know I ought to
have refused him-I know I'm
not tit for himi I thought you
would hate any woman who came
between you two. ="
No woman can come between
Frank and me - do you know
what mean by that? Why, I'm
q friend to the girl my brother
loves, and I'm for her against
all the world-just so long as
she deals straight by him. How
could I be anything else-when
I love your slster-Jill!'
IT know you do, and know
that she loves You, Owen! Let
me tell her what you haven't told
her-let me tell her that you love
her, when I 90 to see Jill-they'll
let me go soon. It will help
her more than anything in the
world; it viii help her bear all
this load Of cruelty and give her
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woman had driven It herself, for
It now stood empty. It was q
most luxurious and expensive
coupe, OF q dark purple colour.
gIittering with enamel and silver,
its interior upholstered with silk.
it was just such q car as Maffie
had boasted she would one day
possess.
Maffie's eyes flashed 40 she
scanned the car. On the door
was q small crest, and over It q
single monogram, the letter e. "
For some time Matte stood
and looked at It, rejecting. Her
brain was busy. A CLEAN OF in..
telligence came into her eyes,
which grew shrewd and crafty.
Her lips frightened.
She slipped in through the open
doorway.
Owen, with q very melancholy
countenance, was emptying the
bag Of cinnamon buns onto a
cracked dish. He was not In the
mood for buns. He had already
mopped up the mess Of broken
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advice TO THE
1LOVELORN
by Beatrice Fairfax-

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
~ Please advise me az to
whether it IL right for me to
come home from a hard days
work and then wash dishes. I
have two sister younger than
myself who are able to do It.
I am 16 years OF age and
work till p. m. Please tell me
how much recreation I should
have. I was advised by tho doc
tor to have plenty of fresh air
and exercise. But I don't get
very much.
When I get through with the
dishes it is 8 o'clock. Then get
dressed and when I am ready to
go out my father says, Don't
forget to be In by $780,"
How can I find time for any
pleasure from to $50?
HEARTBRoKEN.
You do not state in your let
ter, Heartbroken, how old your
younger sisters are, or whether
they, like yourself, work all day.
If they are old enough to WASH
and wipe dishes, I suggest that
all three of you girls prove your.
selves good pals and fair-n1inded
sisters by joining together in do
ing the dishes, working fast and
merriIy with plenty of hot soap
suds and getting them out Of the
way In double-quick time.
Surely, in this way you will all
be ready to begin the evening by
half.past seven. That will give
you time to see an early movie
or better still, take a nice long
walk in the late spring and sum-
mer twilight and still be home
before half.past nine.
If you and your little sisters
do good team work together you
win all three have much more
fun. And you will have the COM
Portable feeling that by dividing
the work you are all doing your
share. Good luck 60 you.
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